Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 5, 1893, Page 8

c e e s 8 THE BELL STORE SILKS Come and Get Yonr New Silk Dress This Week Without Fail, A TREAT IN THE DRESS GOODS Never in the History of Oar Business Hasn Sale Been Closing S0 Successfal as the Out of the 1 Stook, AN ELEGANT BLACK SILK DR FOR $11.76. ABSOLUTELY WORTH #18.00. During the rest of the week our silk depurtment will have on sale 50 dress patterns of 12 yards eachof handsome dress silks in black hmere. grains, satin duchesse, satin rha royal armure, pean de crystal ben- galines and many other new weaves, at £11.76 per pattern, qualities actually worth #18,00, Come and get your new silk dress this week without fail . The finest velvet ever sold in this eity for $1.00 per vard. Every shaae. DRIESS GOODS. way's sale will be a treat for the s wewill place on sale some bargains in all departments, ain will be in Parisian have received a large in- of 100 picees, in all the shades and tints, and but you can have gros mers, suiting voice, consisting new and leading would be cheap at them at 50c. Our habit cloth is a world winner. This is just what you want for a nice and comfortable fall dress, 40 new shades to select from. It is 54 inches wide and all wool, and only In hopsackings we can show you any color you want, and as to price, ‘we lay all competition in the shade. We give you at teday's salea fino all wool 40-ineh wide at 43¢, In illuminated hopsuckings we have just received 75 pieces 40 inches wide, and at today’s eale you cun have your pick at 30e. Then we have the new shot effect in hopeackings, 40 inches wide, which we will place cn sale at toda, sale at 30 Our Brazilian and all the rage. new shades aind ar will place them sale at Here is something for the little ones; something to keep them warm going to gehool on week days and Sunday school on Sundays, A n line of plain cloak- ings, 52 inches wide, 43c—only 43¢, And then we have the fine angora cloakings, a large assortment, 54 inches id> The. In our conter aisle we will place on ale a lavge line of novelty suitings, in cheviots, ser flannel and homespuns, in plain, plaids, stripes and These goods are usually sold a e, and :our price for sale will be your choee from 250 picces, only 43c. will have another lot in the cen- ter aisle from the Bell stock that was marked to sell at 5 our pr for to- duy's salc 7 Another lot of 110 pieces, e new shades and styles; we will sell them out at 9. Remember these are from the Bell stock and were marked to sell at 40¢ and H0c We have novelties are beauties They come in_all the dinches wide. We on sale at today’ just received a new line of suitings that we will pluce on sale Mon- day at 15c. And here we have another lot from the Bell stuck that were marked to sell at 2i¢, at today’s sale they go at 10¢, BLACK GOODs We will place on sale a fine rman all wool henvietta, 40 inches wide, worth e, at 450 tomorrow. A fine all wool French thing nice and well da; ale 40c. Our raven black hopsacking, all wool, 40 inches wide, and was bought to sell at the Bell Department store at 8c: got it cheap and you can have the b 1it on today's sule at Hlc. HAYDEN BROS,, Closing out the Be serge, some- worth 8¢, at to- Mitlinery Opening. Our second annual fall and winter opening,comprising Pattern and London hats, French flowers, faney s and noveities, occurs Oct. dth. THE MOR evenin, E DRY GOODS (O, - - Facitic Coust Excursions, On October 11th the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Ry. will inangurate its regular winter tourist excursions, Through tourist sleepers will loave Omaha at 2:05 p. m. and run through to Los Angeles without change. ‘These through cars will leave Omaha at ? P. . every Wednesday during the sc until further notice, ¢ 11, Nov. 1, 8, 15, 22 and 29, ete. excursions will be in charge of and personally conducted by an agent of the celebrated Phillips Excursion Co., and no pains will bo spaved by the manage- ment this season, as in the past, to muke these excurs a quick, incxpensive and comfortable teip for all those who contemplate going during the fall and winter t0 points on the Pacific coast. The tourist sleepors used on these ex- cursions will bo the latest designed by the Pullman Co., being supplied with tho same cquipment in the way of bedding, matirasses, etc., as are used on the vegular Pullman standard sleeper, with a competent porter in charge For full information regardin sleoping car reservations, map tables, ete., addiess, Cnas, KENNEDY, 1602 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb. The Lowest World's Fair nounced. For “‘Chicago Day" (October 9) at the World's fair the Buarlington route will sell vound tvip tickets to Chicago at $10.00, Tickets ave good to return until Oct ber 18, and will be on sale October 6, 7 and 8, Three vestibuled trains daily. Ask the agent at 13 Rates Yot An- and gas-lighted Burlington's ~ city 4 Farnam street, - ©On October Gl Tth wnd 8ih Chicago, Milwaukee & St railw will sell vound teip 1 Chicago for $10.00. These tickets ar €ood on all teains and on all e in- cluding sleeping aud parlor cavs, and aro good veturning until October 18, The Milwaiikee is the only road runn trains lighted by clectricity lamp 1 each berth y ticket ofti 1601 Farnam » ticket agent. ticket The Paul World's Fair Ka Thuan those quoted by the Burlington route for “Chicago Day,” October 4, Round trip tickots at $10,00, Tickets are good to return until O« ber 18, und will be on sale October 6, ud S, Three vestibuled trains daily, eo the Burlington's city ticket agent 8t 1524 Farnawm Wil Never B anl gas-lighted Mil- Tickets good until 1501 Farnam October 6, Tand 8, via Chicago, waukee & St. Paul. October 18, ‘kets to | ! | tana, THE BELL AT HAYDEN'S Btill Greater Bargains Today in the Bell 8tock, CUTTING BELL PARICES IN TWO The Way We Are Siash Bell Stook g At the Cantlon—The Best of it is Now on Sale, CLEARING OUT THE BELL STOCK. Still g ns for today Special sale of underw All the infants under Bell worth 25¢ each, go at Y. All the zephyr from the Bell stock to Ye closed at de per ounce Ladies' kid worth ) to be closed at 49¢. nt's cashmere 4 hose, Bell for #3c, our price, I4e. Mens jersey ribbed underwear sola at the Bell for 08¢ our price H0c. Mens natural sold at the Bell ater bar, r from the #1.00 and ves sold at the wool underwear | for $1.25 our price Ladies' heavy cotton vests and pants sold at the Beli for 50¢ our price Boys heavy all wool hose sold Bell for 40c our price 15e. Ladies' cashmere hose worth 3¢ go at | BELL DOMESTICS, 200 pieces indigo blue und best Turkey red calico, fe yard. Extra good apron checked gingham, Se yard Unbleached Special bar, Extra valy 50c gr . | at the otton flannel, 3ic. uin in shaker flannel, de. n fine towels, 25¢ each. de German table damask, 2 $1.50 sateen covered comforts now The each, 10c grade davk outing cloth, 10-4 fine wool mi white veduced o $1.50a pait 4-pound grey wool mixed blankots, worth $1.00, reduced to H0c a pair. ARTMENT NO. 50. just gotten into the he and the way we are ¢ ing the heart in this rticular de ment, will surprise and please you. The h olood flows when 19¢ buys crochet silk, Linen thread at 20c pe sudden death' to e ilk ties at Silk clastic worth Siik handkerchiefs worth 25¢ for Silk supporters worth 20¢ for 124c. Crochet cotton worth 10¢ for He. ‘mbroidery worth S for le. Ribbon worth 10¢ for Means death to high p This is the department to save money in. Don't miss it Thursday. HAYDEN BROS Closing out The Bell. SR g 2 The Morse Dry s yard, blankets vt of dozen means 1petition, o 10c. Card fro Goods Co. We shall close our store Thursday afternocn about 5:30 and reopen at 7 p. w., and remain open until 10 o'clock, when our friends and the public are in- vited to take possession while they treat their ears to delightful music and their cyes to beautiful fabries, THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO. i F s BROUND-TRIP TICKETS T0 CHICAGO Onty 810.00, October 6, 7and 8 tickets will be on sale to Chicago the Chicago & Nocthwestern railway at $10.00 round trip, good returning till October 18. The best opportunity of the season for a visit to “the World's fair.” These tickets arve first class and good cars or sleepe Ixtra equipment will be provided on the above dates in order that there may be room for all. Four passenger trains to Chi- cago daily. 11 at the city ticket office, No. 1401 nam street, for further information. Chicago and Return, 810,00, October 6, 7 and the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacifie railway will sell round- trip tickets to Chicago and return at the low rate of $10.00, good to return till October 18, Get one of our mans showing connections at Englewecod with eleetric line and to the grounds. Seceure your tickets via the Rock Island and avoid tiresome and expensive trips across the city, Four daily trains th ay, the World's fair limited, leaving at 4 p.m. and will put you on the fair grounds at 8a. m. The N limited leaves Omaha at 5 p. puts you on the grounds at § m. You can’t'beat it for time, and the oquipment 1d dining car service is unexceled eping car berths secured in advance. wgage checked from youg residence ——— St. Louis Fair and Exposition Tor the great St. Louis fair and expo- sition the Missouri Pacific railway will sell tickets from September 30th to October Tth at one fave for the round trip. 0 down and sec the veiled prophets arade on October 3rd, which far excells thing of its kind held in the world. ov program of fall festivities, slecp- ing car accommodations or tickets c at depot, 15th and Webster, or oftices, N, I, c nd I THOS, I J. O, PriLiiepr m. and ity rnam, The Miiwaukee Sells round teip tickets October 6, Tand 8 for October 18, to $10.00. Chicago Good to . Louis falr and exposition via ash railvoad. From Saturday, tember 30, to Saturday, October 7, usive, the Wabash will sell round- twip tic On Tuesday evening, October 3, will appear the mag- | nificent street parade of the Veiled Prophets, which with the street illum- inations rival the most briiliant dis- uris or the great World's i program of the fall festivi sleeping car accommodations or tickets, cull at the Wabash office, 1502 Farnam street, or writo G. N, CLAYTON, Northwestern Passenger Agont, Omaha, Neb. T Tourist Curn are the latest, most comfortuble and commodious means of travel for large | partics, Intending setfle hunting parties and others these cavs on the Union fully equipped in ey tional infor ion v 500 your neavest Union Puc homescekers, | will find | Pacitic systom oy way, For adai- wrding these | ket agent widvess L. LOMAX, kot Agent, Omaha, Neb. Al b Qpportanity Tuvites you now. IRich western lands can now be bought at reasonable prices ins secured in the min- icultiral and grazing regions reached by the Union Pacific system. The opportumty of 4 lifetime for invest- ment! Send for the Union Pacific pub- lication on Wyoming, Colorado, Mon- ldaho, Utah and other western E L. LOMAX, | Gen'l Pass. and Tk't Ag't, | Omaha, Neb. | y 810,00 | ToChicago and return via the Chicago & Northwestern railway, October 6, 7 aud 8, good returning uutil Oc¢tober ld“ ke | any | stutes braska state | | THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MHURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, FALCONER'S OPENING PRICES Today, Thursday, Evening We Have Our Regular Fall Opening. NO GOODS SOLD DURING THE EVENING During the Day We Will Sell 81.00 Whip- cOrds at 50c—$1.25 Storm Serges for 150 ~A splendid Line of Down Quilts At a Big Reduction, Ete, Ete. CLOAK DEPARTMENT. 28 ladies’ ready made suits in transit, 0, $15.00 and $17.50, hursday only #3.48 each, one toa cns- tomer, Ladies' heay 5.7 to $7.50, #10.00 Rugby Astrachan best lining, r aay only We ar XVI capes made of , French se slightly regular price winter garments, value hursday all ach. jackets only 4.4 capes ular value Is and Canada seals, with empire colly 200 to £60.00 cach. FOR THURSDAY 100 dozen b extra heavy jersey ribbed macco cotton vest and pant These are regular 65c quality, 33te per garment. 1 cas silk fle pair, 10¢ quality ladios' onyx dyod ced cotton hose, for Thutsd > dozerr odd sizes of ladies' and chil- dren’s merino and wool - shirts and drawers, many worth 50c¢ and 7oe, ehoice today per garment. 1 S0iid case men's best English merino underwear in the newest colovings, revular $1.50 quality, special for today $1.00 a garment. DOWN PU quality of »d down french satine quilts worth $10.00 for (These covered down o0, wre elaborate designs, ) Plain Freuch satecn down quilts worth 12,00 for 8,00, Pigured silk down quilts worth $30.00 0. N. B. FALCONER P. S.—Store closes at 30 0'C this evening and reopensat 7 p. m. RS CLEARED THE MILWAUKEE, Verdict of Guilty Set Aside by & Board of Arbitration, “The board of arbitration appointed to con- sider the verdict of the local passenger agents association on the Milwaukee ca: Messrs Francis of the Burlington, Phillippi of the Missouri Pac ud Buchanan of the Elichorn et yesterday forenoon and on a technicality declared there was no case against the road e was charged with cutting the rate to Chicazo and the local passen; association found the road gnilty as charged. The charges appeared m detail in Tue ¥ when the complaint was made. The M waukee management ay aled against the reement Messe Prancis, Phillippi o wn - were quested to actus a board of arbitration on the matter, dict of the association. In courts They met yesterdiy and rever: when & party or parties is dec any soffense. churged fense is set forth atlength. The Omaha Passenger Agel association found the Chicago, Milwaukeo & St Paul railrond company guilty, but what the cor- poration was guiity ol thendjudicating body said not. Following judicial procedure the board of arbitration found yesterdyy that it had to consider a_verdict of guilty with- out any statement of crime, and so threw out the case. of law ed the v ared guilty of the nature of the of- w Union Pacific mana, federation of Union Pacific h other, and quiescent. G ement and the cmployes are watchful and wary neral Manager Dickinson has taken no further action on the redu of salaries of organized labor. The men declared their nezative to the proposed > “now as ever,” to use Engincer Vro- expression, ready for anything that cnup, If Manager Dickinson has any further move in thought he will not admit it, and 1t is said that nothiog more will be done in the matuer. Trond Notes, 810 rate to ¢ 0 15 likely to prove use of the bigeest exodus of Omg and Nebraskans to Chicago that has eve crossed tne Misso The Burlington 1s howling for cars and sleepe i has wdy application for more accommodations y to be able to secure. The Union Pacific has promised to help out the Rock Island as far as it can, and all in all Sund travel east out of Omaha will probubl < the record. M C._Goodrich, northwestern and mixer of the Ohi Sippi. around the ofices tod; fixer, wis carried five slecpers, two more than usual, and many people went without pillows. e WANTED TO CLEAN HEARTS, An Ins Man Causes Trouble for County Jail Inmites, A. M. Blair, the crazy man from Rock Islund, 111, who labors under the impression that he has enough money to pay off the na- debr, and who a few days ke for £0,000,000 in paym Lis still in the county juil officers and nmates a lot of Tdesday that it was the prope the hearts out of mates of the nstitution, ¢! m back in plice, would su 1t night he conceived the idea thing to take of the in- 1 them and put As none of the pris to the operation, Blaiv ved that he would kill 50 0bstreperous that he had to be put in u straight jacket and strapped to a bunk, where he remained during the night, keeping everybody awake by wild screams. i at'one time resided in this city and ed a saloon, that was years ago, and since then he has lived in Rock Islana, where bis family is now stopping. - iy sthing is put in Cook's 2 tra perial Chan > Lo make it Dry Im- tineef- alled. pag t Up for swandling. Atherton, a rather smooth forger, nd the next two years of his life in the penitentiary ut Lincoln, capes from Warden Beeme Train Robber MeClur from this county a few months ugo to term of filten years, and subsequently climbed out of vhé old cell house which Bil Dorgan built Yeste the distr unless be es nd goes to join was sent who up do a when it the criminal section of convene Atherton was brought b Judge Kevsor, and stated that he wanted to change his plea of not guilty 10 having committed the crime of forgery, and thut he was ready to enter a T8Y: plea of guilty as charged. The plea was ac cepted and the maw was given a two-year term with a fine of #80 attached. — FiFTEENTH STREET THEATER. Theater Bicared by the Farnam Street Management. Omaha will havesa theater that will fill the place of the Fernam temple of amuse- ment that was destreyed by fire on Monday night. Within an hour after the fire had broken out, and it was seen that the building would be totully destroyed, Manager Bureess set out to find Mu Poppleton, who has charge of the Wonderland and Bijou theat building. The managers of that_resort had closed the house and Mr. Burgess wanted it at once and wanted it badly. The next morning some of the creditors of the place attached the furniture and all day Tuesday there was a lively scramble for pos- session. Yesterday morning Manager L. M Crawford of Topeka arrived in Omaha and within an hour had closed a deai by which he was given immediate possession of tho theater and will at once open it and run it on the lines that made his theater one of the most resorts in the city he theater with very made quite as comm that was d Peopte ola little work as the troyed, and Me Crawford will spare no effort or expense to puv every thing in first-class shape at_once. Tho ther will be known as the” Fifteenth Street thea ter and will be opened next Sunaay afte noon wi natinee by John Dillon, who he Model Husband." - - ATES THAN EVIR an be iilding LOWLR On the Great Rock Istand Route fo %0 Day, October 9, g to go on these you_ should remembe at Rock Island route offer this gre cession to the people to swell the its for this, the greatest day of the fair, Rate from Omy turn, $10.00, Tic B For return limit address or call on CrHas. KeN Y G NGWeEP; Omaha, Neb. JOHN SEBASTIAN, G. P. AL, Chicago. Ever, low rates, that the Gr 0 and re- 8 sold October 6, 7, nd full purticalars sed the I Providenec seutable 1 must all bow, toremove fromour midst our frignd and brother fireman, A. C. yrefin, whom we loved as a brother and “respeeted as a member of the Omuha five department, and in whose death we most deeply mourn; thercfore be it Resolved, That we extend to his be- reaved widow our carnest and heart- folt sympathy in this, her hour of trouble, hoping that the Great Healer of all such trouble will deal, gently with her grief, and furthermore, that the city of Omaha has lost one of her bray- est firemen. Resolved, That a copy of these r lutions be sent to the widow and a copy be inserted in the daily pape BEARD, A. COULTER, L. B. Wispry, Chairman of Commiftee. Marriagze L The following mar sued yvesterday: Nanie and Addross, A enses, ses were 1 Louisa I'ruthauf, O § August Potorson, Oni Truc| . Harper, On ws, O | y 15, Oni T Agnes C. Cole, Onlnhi { Alfred Thomas, Omal 1 Edith C. Brown, On | George Taylor, O 1 Mary J. Dine hmann, South € DeWeit, South ¢ = Are You Planning a Worla's Fair Trip: Bear in mind the decided ad of the Chicugo & Northwestern Four daily eastern express trains, wiih new and special equipment, unexcelled west of Chicago. Low rates. Baggage d from your hom Choice oi L sufe and comfortabie methods of direct to the World's fair Cull, o1 send your address to i , No. 1401 Farnam st, . P, W ¥ h, nin the | months, doing wol itentiury for a numb for the. state, is a f rdoned by the goy- nd ¢ sre he will unless one of his two wives should decide to prosecute him under the chi of Cheap tickets to October Call on or address E. L. Palme agt. Santa Fe route, Omaha, Neb. 10. pass. 1 Gerum will take hursday afternoon, from Maul's under- Winter mi Hickman, 211 & TENTS pluced on record October WARIANTY DEEDS. W wife to C 1 Klopp, Tot e Place A nd wi oD B Tymun, ks block 4, Lymun | United Real Bstito and Trust con - piny to 1A Shipmian, lov 20, biock O, Dvuld Hil J A Nob| uiw-v Wi 1,000 ines Warricl, Iiton Helghs ynlour to Mary E Hardy, lot 5, our's wdd i wife to Ol W H O Dovrles to Ll compuny, 1ot &, D subdiy north 3, Dlocis 22, 1,600 QUIT CLAIN D L Thomas and wite 1o ( 1015, Matyne's wdd to Ore DEE J W Buttin,d speelnl master Honglund, lots 13 and 14 Lincoln Placc L Thomas, vd ML G A block 4, Totul amount of transfers o ‘DIED. BAVAGE days, at ik Line, ten conts o 10 ye B10° Sout Lizzio V., & Fesidende Vuneral ¥ a. e from tho i Philone The only Pure Cream of artar Powder.—No Ammonia; ) Used i s of Homes—40 Years the Standard. wind:r this hoad, ffty | PURE BLOOD. ‘Long Life and Good Health” In Kickapoo Sagwa. Take Nature's Remedy Now. All Persons Suffering from the Tmpurities of the Blood are Ready Vrey of Epldem. to Malarinl Fevers and all Forma of Prostratton.—Kickapoo Tndian Sagwa is the Safest, Best and Most Reliable vod Remedy Made, Kickapoo Indian Sagwa will troubles originating in impure bl speedily, permanently, and with cconomy mpure blood s ma; st In Phaples, - Blotclies, Boils, Carbuncles, Eruptions or Sores, Sallow Skin, Sult Ricum, Fte The only way in which to alter this « thir Blood from e puritics and allow n Free, U culution Through Every Veln and the Body Kickapoo Tndian Sngwa s o Mood making, Blaod.cleansing and Life.sustaining cclipsed any blood purifier yet pr cure all od, safely, 1% to Cleanso the obstructed Cir Artery of “Indians Gathering Roots, Terbs and Bay CHakapoo Indid minent for thefr ¥ 17 Listen! 1t perchince si tadeks tiicim, 10 Polsonons Drugs iy nothize but nature ix consulted ture's gifts approprinted to thelr Tho! best and Toss TO)lALIE of Fools, barks and gums constitute their med hence the Indinn’s noble physiqu Blood, high muscular development, strong frumnd, and sound yun Scrofula Cured By Sagwa, WiscnisTER, N, H For the pust aiicted with Serof Ui there wis in the w o reliel, A yearago I pu-ehised six | of the Kiekajoo Indian , wnd 1 was completely 1 the cntire I was oHminited from my sy 1 iways keep it in the house, ind my wit yeclt both take it whenever we feel the {east Bt “run down. 1 wonld rather pay n bottle for Kickupoo Indinn Sugwa thin to be without it. but Ly it CHARLES D. SEAVER SUFFERED FOUR YEARS. Doctors Powerless — Kickapoo In: dian Sagwa Cures. j~ Al skill obtainabie in this the’ Toston doctors. po Indian cu ufforded me mors Fetief I two weeks tian il the difterent s jn four vears, ad today 1 & tanks o this splendid medicine, i JOUN L MOORE Kickapoo Indian Sagwa, made by the Indians from roots, barks and herbs of their own gathering aid curing, is obtainable o any druggist, at $1 per Bottle, Six Bottles for $5. e hest me 1w DOCTORS Searles & Searles Medical & Surgical Bisnensary, GHRORIS, NERVOUS AND VATE DISEASES P CATARKI Disenses, ST MANS AK MEN D VARICOCELE y e 200 1 naw and unfa TAENT BY MAIL u spec FISTULA, FISST ut the uss of Ik il permanc 128 4l Syt First stairway south of po Dr. Searios & S3arles, h 15th S, Neb- DR. SCHENGK'S Mandrake Pills have a value as a house hold reme ond the power of Lan guage to describe, The family can havdly be true to itself that does not keep them on hund for use in emorgon- cics. + MANDRAKE Is the only vegetanle substitute for that dangerous mineral, MERCURY, and while its action as a curative is fully equal, it possesses none of the perilous effects, In Constipation, Mandrake acts upon the bowels without disposing them to subsaquent Costiveness, » remedy acts so directly on the v, nothing 8o speedily cures Sici PILLS. tom- and Biliousness as 'NEBRASKA U. 8. Depository, Omaha, Neb, CAPITAL, LURPLY 3, €400,000 865,000 . Offcers and Directors Yates. prost dent, B 1. Cashing, vies prosident, C. 8. Matiel W. V. Mosse. Johd 8 Colling, J. 3.t @ateiss Lewls 8. Baoed, cuatior THE IRON BANK. JACKSONVILL FEMALE ¢ year. Proparators Cole or'Welicely Siniti Vassar 6 Address b F. BULLAKD, SAYS The Mayor of Omaha TO THE Mayor of Council Bluffs: Barring a few vetoes, there is no meterial difference bet- able positions “You nd Lam the “mayor th political Bluff you know —s s cheap as the ) Nothing about underwear till now, beeause we were serve as Boods equal ly il Perhaps empty eases with special p Lat 'er go— HUARTER ces to ready? Forund again FORTY-FIVE For the shirts and pants, you 75 are, clowded (g ling to pay SEVENTY-FIVS For th vear, g cod them last clsewhere t with both ver that ar, cause vou have paid celebr wre the mayor t Blufls the ¢ sbraska else That's a We've planning 0O¢ for the fo desir wool, pretty h itent fleece ':‘ll'( 1g that money yYoucan step in our shoces. EIGHTY-FIVE For the same re in the 5, accord and the coin you have to throw to the BOW--WOWS— who of p man DOLLAR e Tor a and S the dye Waregiit: than 50. DOLLAR THIRTY et For real came! identicle cls authority. nopoly. warranted wear in three diffy Medicated—Mark s hoiled where Doolittic sanctifi We don't customers for the benefit of natural wool habit of w g to the ability of all wool nt shades you hair; pay be. believe in ner underclothes than wee not to be had, you may depend honest goods h ou muiy buy where it you choo said cireshments lined ing pay of Couns louneil”—a petito we sell nmercial nothing surprise Are you dirt cheap at 35¢, be like, and'w ¢ always wil ble shade they avy unders You wear, you 1'sorts the sales. medicated under- Old gold—1, it 0 the wool before knitt g 1 wool goods are worth not less 00 a suit for the tis Dr. d'em, or some othe or Prof. humbug robbing our e mo- are “you pay for fabels clse- If you want a perfect time piece—one that is guaranteed you will consult your best interests by consulting us, ~ RAYMOND, £ T Cor. 15th and Douzlas, OAcr size A THE MERCANTILE CIGAR, Made of the fiy lity of Havana Toba BETTE 1eco thot can be Yought Alanutactared by ¥, & QI C¥ MERCANTULE ¢ PROF. HIRSCHBERC. The Celebrated New York and St. Louis EYE EXPERT, By Special Request will a, How Are Your Eyes? Do they ache, burn, itch, water or tire upon continuous use? If they do they are defective and should be carefully fitted with glasses, Are You Subject to Chronic Headache? The kind that begins in the region back of and around the eyes, making the eye feel dull? If 50 the oyes areut fault, and a pair of glasses are needed, DONT NEGLECT YOUR EYES WHEN YOU CAN / CALL ON AND CONSULT An Eminent Opthanalogist. REMEMBER THE DATES: Octobaer 5, 6, 7, At the store of May Meyer & Bro, Co., who have the SOLE AGENCY FOR OMAHA. - ; ap Mo G.R Ev aud DESILITIES of MEN ONLY, Women Exel d-d, 15 yeurs o Cireul Y 14tk and ¥ OMAMA, * Catarrh Powder ¢ gglats. 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