Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 26, 1893, Page 8

8 FALCONER'S GREAT PURCHASE: | All New Goods Just Landed—Bought for | Cash at 33¢ on the Dollar, ABIOLUTELY THE GREATEST SALE OF ALL Ratlroad Fare Re Ten Al ded for the Next Days to Living Within » Radio Mite Buying $30,00 Worth or Over, 100 of OVER £500,000.00 WORTIH NEW GOODS on SPECIAL SALE, LINENS. LINENS, LLINENS. | TOWELS AT 124¢ | in t noton lan allgo, no limit, at AU 1GHe and 2ie we cll you towe that would puzzle the manufacturgr to make for less than 25¢ to 40c each | BETTER TOWELS, BETTER TOW ELS, AT 50C BACH A fine iot of knottea fringe towels, with handsomo damask border. every thread linen and absolutely selling in the cast o s each. All you want of them at 100 dozen | worth less t 124 cach S TC EACH, ssortment of line ith fine damask figures, value of cach towel is $1.00 or mind vou they are all new. want of them at thia sale for 7 Wo only the finest 1o Hruck enters our doors but we are lling our fine poods at less than trnek” rices, Dress goods, all ne: 40-inch imported ¢ e, at H0c per yard d8-inch French ble per yard. 10-ineh poplin 50¢ per yard 10-inch illuminated hopsacking, worth | . at He per yard, 40-inch new basket at e per yard 10-inch “whipcord, worth £1.00, at f0c por yard. 40-inch English diagonals, worth §1.00, at e per y Ho-inch ladies’ eloth, worth per yard. 40-inch storm serge, worth yard 40-inch plaids, worth yard S0-ineh hopsacking. The per yard. d-inch storm The per yard. 46-inch French rd. German Arncld’s at 98¢ ner ket huek tual nd what you cueh, s, A g towels beautiful. worth and shimeres, serges, worth Gie, at velour, worth $1.00, at weave, worth He, s, at e e, at dte The, ab H0e per worth $1.00. at , worth $1.00, at serge, worth $1.00, at | henriettas, worth henviettas, worth yavd, 2-inch bus cloth, worth $1. d ineh sati per yard, S6-inch striped tweed per yard. ineh cheveon suiting, worth $1.50, vard. orkserew diagonals, worth | at 9% per y inch crystal ryard. e worth worth £1.50, at 08¢ nor yard. A-ineh Babit eloth, worth $1 per yard. inch high novelty 30, at O8e per yard, A%-inch illuminated hopsacking, worth 2, at U8e per yvard. -inch drap d” Paris, worth $1.65, at ), at 98¢ weaves, worth s, worth $1. inch” broadeloths, worth $1.6 per yard inch” ligh Paris 115 per yard. ssimere serges, worth At $1.15 per yard, chPriestley’s novelty worth £1.50, at #1135 per yard. BLACK DRESS GOODS, Hl-ineh hopsacking 00 quality, d-ineh sto \quality, Dleineh b quality, 7 46-inch h ) quality, Toe. 4t-inch 0 quality, Toe. Ail at seventy-fiy JACKETS, CAP Fit to adorn the she Children's recfors, value .75 to #5.00, ut #: Ladies” silk waists, ve $2.00 cach Children’s white angora fur sets,worth L $2.00 each os' old sty 10 F30.00, at dies’ heavy .50 Lo $9,00, b novelties, worth irictta, amel's haiv, $1 cents, AND WRAP s of voyalty, veal al valua 8675, at | long ulsters, sold at winter juckets, 5 each. worth trie seal dy miade suitsat 5,85 winter 0,85 euch ter cloaks .85 each. 1 coney cup n serge suit our capes with fur edging jnckets with ildre E Derby collar at #8.50 French $18.00 sto with at cach now civeular capes ut 37.85 cach 20,00 S-piece broadeloth snits, $9.75 wh. Ladies' $14,75 fur edge cirenlwr capes, 80.75 each All our ulsters, #15.00 jackets with Florence collars and cireilar hack, $9.75 cach. 00 changeable velvot eapes, $12.75 each. 15,00 hroadeloth | #1800 el and $20.00 traveling capes, linad, §1 e, 8 collar worth 22,00, at $15.00 cach, | fos heavy ulsters with large storm | 20,00, a1 $15.00 cuch, cach, 0 Worth jackets, fur h plus , worth fur acquo with bl AL $15.00 each martin), worth adies' imported wrans 1 0 and $25.00, at $15.00 Ladies’ velonr du novd Ings, ut $19.75 each, w dles' importea pa 30,00, at § worth #15.75, ch H fur edg- " pes, worth cach 1 jackets, worth | pair | ferto DeWitt's Wil $60.00 and $65.00, at, $45.00 onch BLAN | | | The poor and the . 3 cases 104 white blankets at ¢ por ir, worth # ases 10-4 white hlankets at $1.00 per , worth $1.50, 1 case 10-4 white blankets at i rth $2,00, > 10-4 white blankets at $1.55 per worth $2.50, 10-4 gray blankets at 85¢ per 5 per | pair, cases | pair, worth £1.25, 1 case 10-4 gy pair, worth #1.7 1 case 10-4 gray blankets at & rth 3,50, 1ease 11-4 grray blankets at $2.00 per pair, worth £4.00, PRICES ON SILKS That make it possible for all to have a 3,000 yards of imported silk velvets in all therfeading fall shades (54 in number). positively worth £1.00, at 43¢ yard A line of erystal in blacks, also failles, bengalines and fancios, worth up to#1.25, at Toc a yard An assortment of silks at $1.00 that actually beggars deseription and bewil- ders purchasers with the Al worth Each picee worth at least $1.75, and the lot includes the most desirable weaves for late fi Amongst be found h ins, rhadames, failles, satin duch surah, bengulines, crys- tals in black and colors: one week only: 100 a yard. The above are oniy a mention of what we have. Our every department is teeming with wonderous bargains, We hope our out of town friends will not forget onr pro- position to pay their fare to Omalia and veturn, . B. FALCONER, e CITY HALL NOTES, y blunkets at $1.25 per vt Bad B ~Eastern Bond i Serip. The Board of Public Works has gone after a brick coutractor who attempted to unload on the city several hundred poor brick. The contractor dutped the brick at Eighteenth and Douglas strects, where ue had a con- tract to construet o brick walk, Chawman Windspe i Major Furay examined the brick and founa them of the poo: quality ; instead of veing hard burned they were very soft. The whole Jot was condemned and ordered carted away. City Treasurer Bolln has received a inquiry for bonds from the east tis an ea firm of hond broker: i for twenty-year 5 per cent bonds, The firm, bas been informed ‘that the city has no bonds tor sale for the long-time issue, und will not have unless the Chicago firn that now hus an option on the 150,000 issue fuils to take the bonds on the 30Uk, “The new electr wice has been ap- proved by all the members of the special committee and will be presented to the coun- cil this evening. It is_very lengthy und covers all the points required.” 1t has passed thr the hands of City I gill. City iSngh spector Gilbol other time inquir- ave Omab; ko Isla m. via the Chi- Pacific and be in- sido the World's rounds at S a. m the followi 1't mak this time via uny other line, and the ac- ommuodations to be had on the gr nd are noted from Maine to By examining the map and time tables of this line you will find thut as a World’s fair line it stands without an equal, as passen can avoid transfer and a tireshme and ex- pensive trip through the city by getting off at Englewood and taki electrie line direct to main entra nee of World's fair grounds; time, ten minut in addition to this train we have trains leaving Omaha at 5 p. m., 7:10 p. m. and 10:30 0. m., thus giving passengers the of Tour daily trains to Chicago before stated, making quicker time and landing TEETE e at the World’s tair in advance of all other lines and with less trouble and expense. Dining ecars attached to all through trains, serving the best meals of any dining cav line in the Unitc For maps of Chic grounds, time cards and slo vations call at 1602 Fayi Charles Kennedy, G. ping rese stree day them may | THE _OMAHA DAILY BEE "UESDAY, EPTEMBIR 1893. HAYDEN BROS. THE BELL 1 today (this | cold id Address 2 8. Hurloy, Gretna, Neh 1 Carrle Miesda, Grotng, Neb Eiwood L. Rodgers, Oniha I Laura Miils, Gumaha § ¢ W ohmson, Shenandoli, T dew, L Crotse . Atlantic, I R Atlantle, Ta BRI \ o Litiie 11, Chin, Ol ulun, Corninz, Tn lden, Tevington, Neb' 2 t Nelson, Fort Calhoun, Neb. .. urstensen, Omadin 2 - Are You Planntug o Worla's Fair Trip? Bear in mind the decided advantages of the Chicugo & Norti ailway. Four dai stern expre i new and special equi it west of Chicay Low rates. checked from your home, Choico of quick, safo blo methods of transfer dir World's grounds. A your address to the city ti 101 Farnam st, R Rives WesT, eneral L& T A Wis 2ste Tnvites you now. cun now be bonght at western lands asonuble prices din the min- , agricultucal and grazing regions hed by the Union Lacific system, The opportunity of a lifetime jor invest- ment! Scud the Union Pacitic pub lication on i (8] tdo, Mon- tang, Idaho, U ind other western states, L. LOMAX, and Tkt Ag't, Omaha, — ak parlors at Morse's. - -— Gen'l Pass, Crowded ¢ ster . Rusty etal. against tho American ator Works company of New Jovsey and Hyde Rusn? as receiver of smpiany answor makes o g the statements of the pl ts of action in the the bill of the that the onder , and that tho to recover tho costs of uts, al of oral de of s and promiscs, complaing njunctic idents b fi One word des petion. ! slve,cur vi s piles Bo shorthand, typewriting, ote the night sehool of the Om College corner 1th and B Elegunt new rooms. . I*. Roose, pres taught at ha Business Notices 0¢ floe Hnes or teas undor this ad, £(y cehta; caiek ddekitional Line, ten cents to Ladios' plush cive with beavor edging, 0 enah, lar capos, trimmed e capes, all col garments, worth up far capes, made in cireular , with extea Florence collur, value 80,00, at #45.00 each, Ladies' imported wraps, worth $50.00, HARLEY-MIESSE—On Septomle restdence of M L. L. Toltz, by Ke Bulter, Mr. Josephi L. Harloy of ¢ forocily of Clearfivld eount 12 vindw), wid Miss Carrio Micsse of Pottsville, P 2 a Dk, nged 67 FINNERTY My Tuesduy mor . plomber 26, at 80 . 1 from fumily residence, 540 N h Twon- ty-fourth street, Soath Oinahi. 1Igh mass s ehirch. nterment ut St Mary' Mis. Finueriy i mothor of Ars. fey aud Mrs. Jobn Clintou of Bouth Vmabia, years. Funeral fuir | their | b | in the That's the Combination That is Drawing Trade for 200 Miles, TWO MAMMOTH COM3INED STOCKS Right 1n Season, and Bought for 1893 Fall Trade Favey Wool Sh an 25¢-Fine White 150 Pair Gents' Drawe Blankets The sale of the Bell stock is drawing the crowds to Hayden's. The crowds on Monday were iminense. Specialbargains on sule today. cases remnants v 24e yard. ark style dress ginghams, of the very prints W0 pi Uink, pale blue, gray and tan cotton ciderdown, o yard s comnants of plain black satin, » fine white 10-4 blankets at $1.50 s woing lively :henile table cover 0, on sale today at 4 40-inch - wide vard, All worth $ cach. brown muslin, only 3ic lers of the best cambrie lining towels at 5e and 10¢ duplicate these bav- gains later on, and as they are ull special prices we shall limit the quantity to each person, HAYDEN BROS. Selli out the Bell store. AWEAR, Ladles’ and gonts' heavy underwear, bought by the Bell's furnishing vuyer to supply high le. ull on sale today and all week at loss than half of what you could get themat wholesale in an't lToad but sell half a car is no figure of specch, We expect tto aets). Gents' faney wool s sold at the Bell for cach, Gents' natur ers, worth ach. We wait Gents' all wool Gueldo underwear, worth $ each, go on sale at 49¢ each. You can only blame yourself if you miss this sale. The entire stock of fine underwear to be saeri at once. Attend this sale and pur you want for fall. dics y vibbed vests for fall wear, worth 50¢ cach, go on sale at 123¢ each dies’ natural wool vests and pgt: worth $1.00, o on sale o cach. W 50 dozen ladies' real kid gloves, worth nd 32,00, on sale at 49¢ each. Your choice of any covset from the Bell store, worth $1.00 00 each, 43¢ cach e of boys' long lack, extra heavy, irts and drawers, de, our price to dr av Don’t 1 wool shirts and *h, g0 on sale must sell this stock. 100l hose, fast full rvegular made, can’'t wear them out, worth 50¢ per pair, o on sale at Toe per puir. your eye on this sale from day to Nothing like it ever attemped in this city. 5 AND SUITS, ins inali fall and winter nts, Ladics woolen in blue and t Your choi Spe blazer suits price $6.00, cton and regular t only $3.50. ou woolen shawl dies' woolen skirts, vegular price and £1.50, only H0e. Ladies’ luster wool skirts, worth $3.00 will go at $1. Great reduction on its, wrappers and tes TONS, are 1,000 more articles on our gain counters. Every article is worth over twice as much as the prices indicated, and som: »worth fully SIX all ladies’ woolen gowns, k23, HAYDEN BROS. ing out the Bell Stock. - - Irrigntion Super By this system of control the moisture, and when crops need it or the proper stage of growth is reached you open your gate 1and tien the watgr on your field until the ground is saturated.” No more long, eold, cloudy spells, dur which growth is ch d, but on th contry constant sunshine, warmth and motsture quicken it: the salt in the water fertilizes the soil, the growth be- comes rank, the quality is porfected and the yield mutiplied from four to ten- fold. G..J.. Hunt, 203 First National bauk, will sell you land and water under the Belmont canal in Cheyenne . county where the water supply s unlimited, tho soil unsurpassed, the climate mild, the winters shoret, and where a superin- tendent in chargo e ains the method and enables the no npete with the experic il You never have a faiiure under )8, range in value from $40.00 1o $125,00 per uere, and land in settled sells from $75 fall. wming you ean your ™ i5 Drawing > Two months more and the World's will he a thing of the past. Yet the sxcels the beginni You n v seen the like, nor ever will agai :h building is one nd piece of statuary, within them are amassed samples of everything that the eivilizod world produc The Midway Plaisance is u « sity shop of oriental feature The illuminations at nignt, the electrie fountuins, with an everch ng hue from white to rose and thence to azure, make up a banquet of royal beauty For oxcursion tickets at greatly reduced apply to ticket office, Chicago, Milwau & st Paal railway, 1501 Farnam street, are the latest, most comfortable and ymmodious weans of travel for large purtics, Intending settlers, homeseekers, hunting parties wud others will find these ears on the Union Pacitic system fully equipped in every way. For adai- tional informaion regarding these c 500 your neavest ticket agent Union Pacitic agent or address I L. LOMAX, General Passenger and Ticket Agent Omaha, Neb. any - Peoplo's Chureh at Maseot W. Savidge has held ser Masvot, Harlan county, Neb. sU was manifested the which attended. Asa Rev. C four days at An uanusual int lary cggations s for by e con, J | tion result of theypastor's ¥t a Peopl tablished of tweniy members. abbath school wwganized and a large subscrintion taken fom the purposo of erect inga church building. which will be pushed forward with vigor. There is no church building in the villagesat present. Rav, C. W. Savidee has now gone to Chicago to nicet his who have ‘boon visiting in the east. Mr. Savage will bo in Omaha to fill his pulpit on Sabbath mext R, DEPRIVED OF ITS DUMP. church | Also Judge Scott Rendewsina Foal Decision on the Garbage Case, When the law division of the district court convened yosterday the city of Omaha was at once impressed with the fact that it was without a pla s it coula dump its garbage, offal and and that Seott had granted injun prayed for by John John I, Coots, Drexel & Son, Aultman & Tayior L Arctic company and the Omaha Thomsou-Houston Electric Light company, allof which vlaintiffs on July 20, 1893, joine in o petition and asked the comt to doclare the Jones street dump a nuisance and to order its use discon tine At the time of filing plaintifts alleged that on amount of filth that morning » whe filth Judge the Powers, the petition, the untof the vast was consigned to the river at that polut the air in the neighbor hood was polluted by the stench and that sickness was running riot on the toms in the vicinity. Wher showing was macd the court g a temporary restraining order gave the city time to file its reply, wi was presented o the court on September 20, in which it was denied that tho dump was moiraee to the public health, but on the con- trary maintained that the smell arising from the " filth was an =elixir of life and in support thereof averred that the men who were constantly employed about the place were the healchiiest porsons in the city. In addition, it maintained that the dump establised prior to the time when the petitione ted {u the vicinity and_that they were e of the existence of tho dumyp long y * 10 this modified, and th use the dump upon giving bonds that the ofil- cials would obey the order of the court, pro viding it should be in favor of the plaintifls, Subscquent to that time both the city and the plaintifs have filad numerous aMdavits those upon the partof the city being to the effect that the existence of the dump was a ccessity, and that if it could be allowed to open until Junuary 1, 1304, the nui nae, if one existed, would be removed. T'he afidavits filed in the interest of the plaintiffs declared in the most positive terms that the removal of the dump at onc nece prevent the spread of con and save the lives of men, women along the river front. asLing upon t tid that more th apsed since the petition was and that during that time de no attempt to abate wor had the city to alleviate sufferings of the dumb, bot was ot 2 in the had the city the taken caused nuisance it would within ten days’ from the of the first ‘notice, and on why the city should en- o8 than 4 citizen, or any had 1 nuisanc any steps by the use mainta have been time of th thero was no joy greater privite - of citizens, order of the court ma tion permanent until such ti can be heard upon Its to be several wecelks henc the injune as the case its, which s liable Sueh pretty cloaks at Morse's. e v If you want to save time and money when you go to the fair you witl go via the Great Rock Island route, Why! Becanse it is the only line via which you can reach the fair without a transfer throngh the eity of Chic If you will stop and think this over, get one of our maps showing location of the grrounds in gonneetion with -our dine at Englewood, ‘'you will sce that as a World’s fair line we lead all others. I you go via any otherline you will have a tiresome, tedious trip deross the eity to veach the fair grounds, and on arrival there will find friends who left Omaha same duy as yourself who have been on the grounds an hour or mov Call at Rock Tsland t t oflice for rates, maps, sleeping car reservations, and any in- formation you may want in regard to routes, rates, ete. @o. Burlington One-way tick Round-trin 14,75 good 30 days trains L., and 10:15 from resi- 21 Farnam st. LOCHL II/_.I 1TLES, Building permits to the rday, amount of §750 ilar five chief, was llen has \ daysin the county jail Hoffman's saloon s Weisharteng uplaint of charged with st sentenced for to ten breaking into yesterduy He is snitects and builders 0 examine the city hall did ot commen the work ) . but will do s todiny The will of the late Willium Meyc barber who dropped dead 4 The pron ,000, is lefr to the wif o Jumes heduled at In the polic was bound o o of eriminal s s of 1130 oucup! aney and distu dudge Ber tention Washington hall was the scene of a silver ding last evening. Mr. and Mrs. Hans ilgnurd prominent members of ish socioty, constituted the happy upon whom many congratulations anfl pres 1s were betowed Stream and his wife o ttling the bones of the Walter Is in jml aceuse wife made the con iug a diamond sainst the hushana, stoutly denies it and says h his wife's conduct with othe Xtensive propar: Young Men's (] v, to be held on thietic park (2 but he rd things about The association has de 2 Lo throw open ity entry list Lo all ath tic amateurs i the eity of Omaha and all Young Men's Christian associution men in the state. Gold medals will be awarded to the winners of the fiest prize aud articles of value to winncrs of the second honors, The suit from Sawpy county, in which Charles I, Tuttle, W. . Kridler, James ¢ Windstanley and 1. W. Shortstand charge with having attempted to swindle A (. Hogoboom, an old fa vesiding near Papillion, out of 520 weres of land, was be fore Judge Key rday morning. Au Junetion wi nved, which will continue in force untal tho e » regular term of Sar ver. DeWitt's Witeh Hazel Salve o DeWitt's Witeh Hazel Sal 1res soves cures "PRIGE’S Bakin all Powde% The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.— Used in Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard, No Ammonia; No Alum. | Bloeplessness, " TAKE WARNING! ot The Signals Neglect Not These of Danger, A Usefal Lesson on Health Taught by The Indians’ Example. Let the Remedy be Simple and Safe— Kickapoo Indian Sagwa. It yon are ailing, not exactly sick but not feeling “just right,” have n drowsy, dull feeling, bad taste in the mouth, variable appetite, oceasional pains in the joints and muscles, and other #igns of impending sickness, why not do asthe Indian does—drive such ey 1p- toms out of the system by the judi aseof their reliable vegetable remedy Kickapoo indian Sagwa? »us *2hundering Morse a Kickapoo ehies, age 99 years. From his photograph. Don’t neglect such wars That pain in your shoulder may develop into rhcumatism, and & month's sickness deprive you of the fncome of your totl, That white, furry tongue denotes yonr liver 48 cut of crder, and disease would t in your system. you do thent our business, your fncome and your fam Seek safety as you would fly trom cholera oramall pox. Youare in d warnings, chances ger it you neglect theso may poss off, but tie guinst you, and even then the polson is only latent in your system Do not, however, put your. trust in the numerous mineral medicines with w the market is flcoded. The action of n: of thesy decootions comes from Dolsons the rychnine, dthe ik wna ou it ho te: ther Kicka- n only the of the fleld on 3 OWn vegetable growth of roots, barks and herba, und of necessity are free from all mineral poisons whatever, se the Tn uns have no knowledge of them, depend- inz wholly upon nuture's leboritory for their resonrces, and upon their skill, born of centurles of cxperience, in prepuring them, Kickapoo Indian Sagwa, made by the Tndicuns from roots, varks and herls of their own gatiering and ot 48 obtuinable of lar per bottle; six bottles for five doilars. ¢ nd three two.cont stamps s i wo Wil free wtiviiling and interesting piges, entitied SLife end Seeucs Among the Kickapoo Indians.’” Telle all about tho Tndtans, Address [IEALY & BIGE Low, Distributing Agznty, 0521 Grund Ave New Haven, Conn Searles Hedical & Surgical Dispensary, CHROMIS, NERVDSS PAIVATE DI3EA3ES We Curo LS OF UMATISM, DY . BLOOD, SKIN » FEWAS WEAKN HOOD CURED, und 4 WEAK MEN HYDROCET KIDNEY Discases, LOST MAN- 12 AND VARICOCELE perm v Mtiolnow ai ot AL s speeint PILES, FISTULA, I'IS WIthout ihe use of kil ALl maidies of o p ' BEX, DAL Ve 1 on or Book. & First stifrw Dr. Searies & el A v s il Sy soutli of 37123, VUL sty for C 10t 1 Il oflee, room 7. 118 south 1St Omiha, Neb- In all your outings — to the World's Seaside — Mountains everywhere, take Beecham's -Pills with g Fair— (L) 250, - SoY, Tliness frequently results from changes of food, wa climate, habits, etc., and remedy is Beecham’s Pills, Up! Ehough for’ Lwo woe e AL ruski il Neeve Bean Co. Burelo Ny you, Banc With Norve Bo of mirvelou nerve troubies, spondency sick head iche, o tite, ote. A Full SET OF TIEETIH Teeth VAU PRI i xton 15 10th and Farpom Stroot, BRING THIS Wit BIRNEY ' | | T, STONNCH, | “We ave advertised by our loving friend: Hark! tothe tale of woe, and paid for ‘“Ads” of today. —Shakespeare, of some bought Again listen to the council of your well meaning friend, and you will reap a world of knowlkedge ~That's WM Lo g i e f 44 gentlemen Evidently there are some all wool (?) suits for $7.28 on paper, verified by the feeder of the press, but the genuine all wool suit for SEVEN SEVENTY FIVE Is walking along nigh onto BOO sensible men in every community, every highway, every sidewalk, every state in this western sphera, garment tells of every the town, “‘Nebraska,” and Evex'y every city, suit advertizes the advantages of the birth place ot low prices. a double breasted? “The Nebraska," Like They're all the “go” this season—Impartial to a gray invisible striped genuine Scotch tweed? are you? Well | this $7,78 suit is just it—guarantee a perfect fit in the bargain, opposed to a double breas But if you are ted coat, we recommend a soft roll 8 button cut, single breasted sack suilt, one like the former worth every cent of $18,00. Strictly all FOR EIGHT wool FTY cassimere, dark gray, modest plaid, just the color, for every day W draped. ear, stylish cut, and mechanically Here are two sterlina values— mark you-—sterling, in every term of the word—Won't last long either—A valuable hint for you-When you'll mule for The talk of every household: feel like they are allgone— investing on a healthy Nebraska catalouge. and address pleas exacr size THE MERCANTILE CI Mudo of the finest qui W bwgorte, viewis, Maonf )y MAKE THE BEST PHOTOGRAPHS. 810 NEBRASKA U. § Depository, Omaha, N CAPITAL, fURPLUS, THE IRON BANI. Are You Afraid to You AMERICAN CONWSERVATORY, WEBEKR Music Hall, Chicugo, h Vand | al High Clasy Pliat) necan't be The latest Your name i THIS WEEK Ends the great 20 per cent discount silverware All solid and plated silverware 20 per cent less than regular pric RAYMOND, S E. Cor. 1361 and Doy of avana Tobacco that o 1L WICE N n be 1 ELPE) SERY: At Popular Pricos B15=317 3, 13ta 3t Omaha, Neb, NATIONAL BANXK U £400,999 63,000 Have ! Your Tooth Pulled? hurt, EDUCATIONAL Ail p A ¥ [ o 2 i Wit L iiiin Ldan GAR, BETTER THA New Y TR or wddross, DR, SEVIOUR - PUTNAM DOUCLAS BLO 3K, I6th AND DODGE Opposito Haydon NERV EVILS. WE. sale At Raymond’s COMME IL.FAUT N EVER! ery respect to ths, DLY. ¢ Loty 1 LE CIGAR BAC ork_Hosnital RATMENY For all Cironic, Nervas, Surgical, Prinb 1l Special Dissasds of botn HEN AN) WOH3YN stricturo, Hydricalo, Varicocole, Aud all othertro 5 Lt at reasonable CONSULTAFION PREE, Call on STS., OMAHA, NES. SPECIALI ST Prasident of NIEW ERR "o AND TICAT DISPENSARY, vasuitatoon Kres) o treatmony Private aal Disoases. Fa0ay R for pre AT 115 8, 16th nault i OR. MCCREW is the only SPECIALIET WitO TREATS & ‘% PRIVATE DISEASES aud DEBILITIES of MEN ONLY, Women Excluded, 18 yoars oxperience lars freo. 1th and Farnam & OMAKA, NEB §UISORDERS ITY, B0, that age JUICRLY wnd PERMA- . 'H aud touy il