Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 14, 1893, Page 8

PALCONER'S 1 RIBBONS 8600 Yards of Colored Satin Ribbons Worth 80 and 100, Today 1o, 121-2C AND 15C RIBBONS 17 1-26 and 206 Ribbons for 3e—No Limit— Bay All You Want—We Will Also 8,000 ¥ards of All Silk at 2 1-20, Be, 8 1-3¢ and 100 a Yard. RIBBONS, RIBBONS. Don’t miss it Ribbons le, Nos, eatin 1c yd. Ribbons 2¢, Nos. 9, and satin 2¢ yd Ribb 1 and satin d. Riobons 24c. No. 5, all silk gros grain and satin 24¢ yd. Ribhons He, No. eatin odge, Hea yd. ' Ribhons 8te, No. 9, all silk gros grain, satin edge, Sica yd. Ribbons 10¢, N grain, satin e 10¢. ; _ Ribbons 17¢, No. 30 all silk faille, 17¢ ayard. These ribhons shades, and | so don't let it go by. limit. Any amount you they last i PERFUMES BY TH JTALLON. Kirk's best triple extracts in 9 differ- ent odors, sweet pea, ylang ylang, tea r stephanotis, patchouli, new mown hay, wild sicyllin and flowers of . These I3 perfumes and mustall go Saturday at 18¢ per ounce, with bottle SOAP AT 5C. Star castille, glycerine bar diamond, lace soup and pure co ofl all at ke, Pure coc » at one dozen to a customer. E URDAY. Ladies' ready made suits saturday, 156 ready made suits mado of all wool serge, navy blue, and black, only made in the Eton style, regular price $10.00, Saturday only $6. Ladics’ heay, plain or fur edged, empire collar, full skirt back, colors tan, navy and black, regular price $0.75, Saturdiy only $5.85. aadies’ Parisian skirct coats the pop- ular style of the season, made of all wool clieviots, double breasted, pearl buttons, regular value $21.00, Saturday $10.00 cach. are also showing imported bell rt jackets handsomely braided at $21.00 and $24.00, worth $35.00. WASH DRESS FABRIC. Novelty suiting worth 15¢ for Tie. French figured sateen worth 25c for Bic Large turkey red eomfort worth $1.50 for $1.00. A full size white or grey blanket worth 60c for ! cach. Extra size white or grey blanket worth $1.50 for 98¢ pair. Fancy eider down for cloaks worth 40c for 25c. Cream Shaker flannel worth 10¢ for 6ic. Black chevrons (white stripe) worth 15¢ for 3,4, 5 fancy faille and fancy fa 16, 20, fancy faille all silk gros grain 12 all silk gros are all new beautiful than half actual cost, There will be no wish as long as dusky oanut per dozen bars; s either WOOL DRESS GOODS For Saturday night. 83.00 DRF PATTERNS FOR $1.23. The greatest dress goods sale of the season. The raw material is worth more The manu- facturer was in a tight pinch; we got the goods at our own price, but the temptation was too great and we over- bought ourselves, Saturday night after 7:30 we will sell all we have 1 about 250 robes, at the low price of $1 a pattern. They are all new goods, not an old style In the lot, in choice dark colorings. our dre: than we ask for the goods. of them, We will have extra help on oods counte, #0 that all can tern contains 7 yards. ALSO ALSO About 70 high novelty dress patterns in all the and scarcesteolovings, that were bonght to sell at $6.00 each, g0 into this sale at $2.50, SATURDAY NIGHT. 2,000 gent's silk tles, in light and da aturday night be waited on. ach pat- new k shape and how colovings of silks, many worth up to 40¢ and 50¢, Suturd after 7:30, at 10c cach, 00 men's fancy colored percale shirt collars and cufls detached, regular quality, after 7:30 19¢ each, all sizes, 800 men's fancy striped and plain blue and pink chambra half laundered shirts, collars and cuffs attached, regular and $1.00 quality, after 7 0 25¢ each, N. B. FALCONER, —~~— Pacific Const Exeursions. On October 11th the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Ry, will inaugurate its regular wintor tourists' excursions, Through tourist sleepers will leave Omaha at 2:05 p. m. and run through to Los Angeles without change. These through cavs will leave Omaha at 2:05 . m. overy Wednesday during the season ntil further notice, Oct. 11, 18, Nov. 1 and 29, ete. These exCuls in charge of and personally gent of the celebrated hi xeursion Co., and 0o pains will be spared by the manage- ment this season, s in the past, to muke these exc quick, inexpensive and comfortable trip for all those who contemplate going during the fall and wintor o points on the Pacifie coast. The tourist sleepers used on these ex- oursions will be the latest designad by the Pullman Co, being supplicd with the same equipment in the way of bedding, matt are used on the regulur Pullman standard sleoper, with a competent porter in charge. For full information regavding rates, sleeping ¢ reservations, maps, time tables, ot sses, ete. N.WaD. A, » Omaha, Neb, Faie Trip? n mind the decided advantages of the Chicago & Northwestern vailway. Four daily eastern express trains, with new and special equipment, unexcelled west of Chicago, Low ratos. Baggage ohecked from your home. Choice of ulck, sufe and comfortable methods of ansfer dircet to the World's fair rounds. Call sand your address t he city ticket oftice, No. 1401 Favnam st R. K. Rurcns I, Wesr, Geuneral Agent. L&D A ——— $10.00, Chiloaga and Return, $10 00 Via the Chicago & Northwestern ra way. 'Tickets aro full first-vlass. Y know what “‘first-cluss” moaus on the “No-thwestern,” QITY TICKETOFFICE, 1401 FAGNAM STREET, OMAHA. HAYDEN BROS/, PROVIDERS FOR 2C | THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: Satarday Samples of What We Are Pro- viding at Unapproachable Prices FOR BOTH OUTSIDE AND INSIDE Ana for In- Far- Uloaks for Oatside Protection side Fortifiention the Ba; nishes the Materinls— P ont o8 Below Show the Advantages of BUYING SATURDAY, CLOAK DEPARTMENT Great bargains for Saturday. Ladies' woolen b ¢ suits in tans,and blue, regular prico $6.00 will go at only Ladies' woolen Eton suits in navy biue with white cord worth $2.50 today at only 5. lies' fancy j acke trimmings . in blue, brown and gray with light fur trimming and silkc linings regular price $15.00 your choice today 7.50. Great bargains on children's cloaks s price will and skirts from 4 to 8 regular today at only shawls apes regular price at only ; reduction on all ladies’ fall and winter garments, fur capes and woolen suits, HAYDENS' BALTIMORE IN BULK At 19¢ per qua q solid meats and recei day. Also the finest celery that grow! atlowest prices. We call your attention to the fact that you will find the finest qualities of pre , mince meat and apple butter We quote some prices on same: nice mince meat, Tdc per pound; app butter, kinds preserves, 124¢, and 3 pack the celebr Libby McNeal's mince meat for You are sure to save money by buying these goods of us. Call at our fish department for anything you want in that line, CRACKER DEPARTMENT. Tt is a well known fact that we carry the largest stock of cakes and crackers west of New York, which enables us to sell them at low pri XXX soda, crackers, oyster erackers, lemon creams, frosted creams and ginger snaps at Tie, and all other kinds at low- est prices, MEAT DEPARTMENT CUTTING PRIC Sugar-cured No. 1 hams, 12c; boneless hamsg, 124c; cooked ham, 10¢; bologna. headcheese and liver sausage, he; plate corned beef, 5e per pound; pigs' feet, e per pound; California hams, 10c; all small cans potted hdms, 5¢ cach; corned beef, . CHEESE DEPARTM (0 Wisconsin full cream cheese, 10e and 124, Swiss cheese,124c and 15e. Younyr America full ercam, 10c. Limberger cheese, 10e. Brick cheese, 1 14¢ and 16¢, and all other cheese away down. TER IS HIGH AND SCARCE, But you will find it better and cheaper at Hayden's than place on earth. Country butte 9¢ and 2le. Cream- Cape Cod fancy ies, T4¢ per quart. HAYDEN BROS. Promoters of home industry. —— WALEER EXONERATED. OYSTERS se oysters are fresh e Afidavits In Profusion to Establish onesty und Attention to Duty, Court Officer walker has secured affi- davits exonerating him from any suspicion of inadvertence ov dishonesty in the trans- action of his duty. The afidavits are signed by Thon Karl, John I. Morrison, [ke ‘L hom omas Dennison, John Wright, ‘I D. Milroy, Frank Dodson and C. k. Cole- His men are the policy dealers and r trainers,” in question. The afiidavits duly subscribed and sworn to before a motary public, state that the signers “have never dircetly or indirectly paid Walker any money as fines for runnir : respetive Ji s of business, or for an cause, either to influence him pr vately, or n_his ofticial capacity, or to control the police court or any of its oficer: or influence them or eitter of them in any manner whateve e Before breakfast B Seltzer Acts as a bracer- L bottle 10 ets. R TODAY. On Sale at All of Krug's Customers. The Fred Krug Brewing company will today place on the market the first brewing of the new mammoth brewery. It is bran new beer froma bran new wery and everybody is invited to give it a trial, A visit tothe new brewery will well repay one for the time con- sumed, Take South Omaha motor ¢ to 24th and Vinton Sts, and walk a block west. The opening takes place next Tuesday and every lady and gentleman is invited to be pre NEW i Your Li ir Opportunity, October 15-31 the Burlington Route will sell round-trip tickets to Chicago at TEN DOLLA Tickets good to turn until November This is positively nity of cheaply and casily reaching Chi- cago during the World's fair. Do not allow it to pass. A lifetime of regret is in store for every one who fails to see this greutest of all great exposi- tions. The Burlington off ervice to Chicago, Three vestibulea and gus-lighted trains daily, Magnifi- cent sleeping, dining, smoking and free ohair chairs. Baggugo checked direct from r dence. re- ur last oppor an unequaled OFrFICE, 1324 PARNAM - 0 und Return, ‘Ten dollavs, #10.00, Ten dollars, $10.00. Ten dollavs, #10.00, Ten dollars, $10.00. Ten dollars, $10.00. Ten dollars, $10,00, Via the & NORTHWESTERN RATLWAY, Ten dollars, $10.00. Ten acllars, $10,00. Len dollars, $10.00, CITY TICKETOPFICE, 140l FARNAM TRELT, Ten dollars, $10.00. Ten dollars, §10.00, Len dollars, ST, Oct. 15 w0 Oct. Good returning till ¢ cHicSGo e the latest, most comfortable and commodious weans of travel for large partics. Intending settlers, homeseekers, hunting parties sud others will find these cars on the Union Pacitic system fully equipped in evgry way. For adai- tional information regarding these cars sea your arest ticket agent, any U Pacitlc ugent or addross 5 L. LOMAX, cket Agent, Omuhla, Neb. . o new Model market opens Satur- luy worning. Cheapest in the city for ecash Give them a cail. 200 N, 16th, e DiED, General Passenger CORKUILLOutherine, wifo ~Corknil, October 18, 1893, Funeral from St, Baro: abas' church, louds lavited, TAYDEN'S AL DAY Great Special Sale of Underwear for Satur day and Saturday Evening. WINDING UP THE BELL STOCK Ladies' Fleeced Vosts and Pants for 89¢ Worth 75¢-10c Elastic for 3 1-20— Speoial Salo of Books—Childs ren's 250 Hose for 12 1-20, HAYDEN BROS. SALE ON UNDERWEAR FOR SATURDAY. underwear 9¢, reduced SPECIAL Infants from ribbed vest and pants , worth S0c, lies' je d, only 100 dozen laaies’ from the Bell on sale today at 3 lies' natural gray 1 only 75 eachs regular pi Gonts' jor ribbed drawers, only 50c each, sold for e, Gents' heavy wool shirts and drawer: natural gray, only e, vegular $1.25 quality. 100 dozen children the Bell stock, only 124¢, worth 25c. 50 dozen ladies’ ki gloves, large 'l buttons, only 98¢ per pair, worth 0. v rihbed vests and | . worth T5e wool vests, natural stock; their prico pants shirts and at the Bell cotton hose from Ladies' wool hose, only 19¢ per pair, worth ARTMENT NO. 50. Always big bargains for Saturday. The Domestic Fashion Review given away with any purchase from our stamped bargain counter. Saturday 10¢ elastic goes for 3fc per yard. Suturday 15¢ elastic goes for yard. Saturday 30¢ elastic goes for 20c¢ per 1. Saturday you can buy 5 packages needles and 1 dozen darning needles e per till offer our fine knitting silk Wo have 12 dozen 50¢ linen splashers to sell for 25¢ each. We are cleaning Windsor ties; 25e ties go at 14c. Look at our new novelties in blac and white nockwear. Special sale of books and stationery up our stock of silk. fine line of s which we will sell at un- We have ji horse blunk heard of prices. Commencing Saturday, we will sell harness at a big discount. ) harness for $4.75. 00 harness for £10.00, A 1% inch leather halter for 65c. A $0.75 harness for § B 00 hand-made harness for $15. heaviest web halter made, & in stock the best line of ity, all of which are sold pricas. HAYDEN BROS., Providers for the People. s AMES ADMINISTRATORS. saddles in the at the lowest Executors of the Grest Estate Looking Over Property. Messrs. Oliver W. Mink, Oliver Ame, second, and Samuel Cazr, exocutors of the estate of the late Frederick L. Ames, arrived 1n Omaha yesterday in their special car, 010, and were at once driven tothe Millard which will be their headquarters during their stay in Omaha. . The business which brings ‘these gentlo- men to the city at this time is generally well known to be a desire on the part of the representatives of Mr. Ames to mspect the properties which the lute multi-millionaire lefv in trust for tho benefit of the Amos fami After a short rest Mr. Mink, Mr. Ames and Mr. Carr were shown about’ the city by Mr. Will Millard and_ their attention called to the different prices of real estate and business property which the late director of the Union Pacific had_acquired hiere, Mr. Mink has been Mr. Ames’ railroad rep- tive for yoears, having in large ire grown up urder the guidance of England’s richest and well known tn Omahn uitiar with all the ramifications of Ames’ railroad holdings and being ond the shrewdest financial lights in Boston, the selection of Mr. Mink gives geneval sat ton, for it shows, as one well kuown Omahan said yesterday, that there is to be littlo change in the affairs of Mr. Ames, though of Oliver Ames is & handsome young fellow of probubly six and twenty, He is o very ®ood example of the culvured type of man whom three generations of weaith will pro duce, but now that the eare of nearly $40,000, 000 has been entrusted to Frederick L, Ames’ oldest son, those in a position to know say that he will be found entirely conipetent to discharge the great trust imposed upon him t Harvard Mr. Ames was in the class of 6. Iie had the reputation at Cambridgo of being a generous, large-hearted young fol- low, and it is said he spent his moncy ve frecly. After he returned from his ti abroad he went into the ofticoof Oliver Ames ¢ Sons at North Easton, Mass., where he il the practicul detaits of the busi- sss. While Mr, Ames does not claim to kuow much about soil he is able tg tell the merits of a chilled plow as well as any farmer on the footstool Mr. Carr, who is prot , 08 @ tall, gaunt man, wi shotws strong leaning Lo finance, o has been M. ferick Ame confidential agent for years and knows more about all the affairs” of his late employer than any other man, and is th o oquipped to perform the duties of th Mr, previous to bec close friend and agent, wi and has had a rather var always landed oni the mon vels ag 1 that il, order nnd king side, Fifteenth Owing to the ) treet Theater. success of Wednes- day mMinees the management of the Pifteenth Strect theater has decided to make all Saturday matinees hereafter 25e for any seat in “the theator, same as Wednesday. e Chicazo and Roturn $10,00. From Oct. 15 to and including Oct, , the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry. will sell vound trip tickets to Chi- cago for $10,00, These tickets ave first cluss and are good returning any time before Nov, 16, 1501 Farnam st, Tho Madison Chicago. 0od. Attorney Harry Z Wedgewood of South Omabia and Miss Maggie M. Grabam of Richfield, this state, were recently married at the home of the bride's parents. Yest day they arrived in South Omaha, where “SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1893, they will resido in $1e fature. Mr. Wedge. wood s one of Solth Omiuha's brightest youn attorneys afitdlio bride is the accom- plished daughter of dne of the leading citi- zens of Sarpy county. ——— GOVERNOR BOYD'S RETURN, e Talks of Calitornia Crops and Nebraska Foliies. Yesterday morning ox-Governor James Boyd returned from a four wecks ple: trip to California aud the Pacific const, look- ing much improved in health. The governor said that from what he could judge, based on conversations had with representative men on the coast, both California and Oregon were in favorof the repeal of the purchasiog clause of the Sherman act Qugstionedas to the state of busir the Pacific slope, the governor said: *Bust ness in all branches appeared to me to be very dull and quict. This was particularly noticeable in the hotels by the ¢ [l Such hotels as Portland, Ore., capable 1.000 @ ts, did not have 150, ana the Palace notel'in San Francisco, which tanly is the large id finest hotel in An had even a less number, 1 visited the New California and Baidwin theaters in San Francisc and ther w a quarter full. San Francisco i xpecting big things from the Midwin fair, but 1 saw what was being done in Golden Gate park last Monday, and it looked as if they had hardly made a beginning yet. In my opinion more peonle will be atirneted to the Pacific coast this wiater by the low rates of railroad travel than by the T, “California is certainly At country nd one ot the greatest fruit-raising sections of the world: but 1t is so far from the mar. ket that after deducting the charges and loss 1 transportation the producer has httle nothing left. Ay Fresno, which 1s in_the foaquin valley, probably tho richest producing part of California, I heard arge quantities of the finest quality of rapes selling for 1 cent per pound, and the counted themsclves lucky to got he newspapers of California want v visitor to speak i praise of their state, but I could not help ‘standing up for N braska:’ and while I admitted the justness of their claims, 1 told them that after all the part of this country which raised the eorn to fatten the cattle and hogs with which to feed the millions of the carth, was and would continue to be superior to ail others,” Governor Boyd was then asked what ho thought of the present city campafgn, and ho replied as follows : “I think the nomination of Mr. Bedford as candidate for the mayoralty of Omaha is an excellent one. Heisa wood business seuse and expe one of our most re cted citizens. 1o question as to his ability to discharge duties of the oftice to the entir of our people. Mr. Bedford ought to be, [ think will be, elocted for the reason that Omaha is and has been for some time a dem ocratic city. If heas defeated thero can bo on aszigned for it, and that will be that the men who have forcea themselves to the control and management of the dem- party in this city and count, he ability to properly manage o cam ¥ Their management of both state and county camp; *tofore has been such anotori- ous failure that the rank and file of the democratic party have lost confidence in nd have bec . The tic pi hope for wsas long as the control remains n the of such men. O neeas a busi ) for mayor, andas I said before believe Mr. Bedford will be cleeted. I sha do everything inmy power to accomplish that end. The ex-governor, being d fused the candidncy, said While the position is an honorable one, T had that honor thrust upon me on two pre- vious oceasions, and served tho people of Omaha as faithfully us T could, to the neg- lect of wy own business. 1 kuow what the position of mayor of Omaha means, and I Know thoroughly its duties and requi ments. Itis full of vexations and ann ances, and under the ¢ ices 1 could not screw my courage up sufticiently to tuke it fora third titne. So, when Ir dispatch in Coifax, Cal., 1 ing that the democratic city convention vould be largely in my favor, I immediately >plied as follows: ‘Have not been and am not a candidate, and under no circumstances will [ accept the nomination for mayor.” o bls G DeWitt's Witch Hazel Sal - turg, %10 00. October 15 till October 31 the Chicago, and & Pacific railway will sell round trip tickets to Chicagoand return the low rate of $10.00. The tickets are good on all trains, Pa s tak- ing the Rock Island shange at Englewood, take electric line to the fair grounds and save time and expenso of transfer through the city. Secure your sleeping ear accommodations early and avoid the vush. at 1602 Farnam street. CHARLES KENNEDY, i W. P. A, s upon of accommodating Jefferson democr suee nand ness m why he re- cures burns, —— Your Opportanity Invites you now. Rich western can now be bought at reasonable prices and great bargains secured in the min- cral, agricultural and grazing regions ched by the Union Pacific system. The opportunity of a lifetime for invest- ment! Send for the Union Pacific pub- lication on Wyoming, Colorado, Mon- tana, Idaho, Utah and other western state: E. L. LOMAX, Gen'l Pass. and Thk't Ag't, Oma Neb, lands e el Bord of Equalization. ty council of South Omaha will sit of cqualization tonight and Mon The purpose is to equalize the proposed levy of special taxes and assess ments and correct any errors that may exist in paving district No. 14, curbing district 14, grading district 23 and the opening of N sirect east of ‘T'wentieth, ST R One worddescribes it-Sperie ferto DeWitt's Witch Hazel The as a bor day nigh fon.” Were alve,cures pile The Chicago, Mit © & St Panl Ry, Will sell round trip tickets Omaha to Chicago 10,00, Tickets on sale Oct, 15 to 31 and good returning until Nov, 15, World In Huts ved the highest award We Beat th Knox hats reee at the World's fai WESSELS PEKSONA 310 5. 15th LG LAY, Isaac Battin is in Chicago, Postmaster Clarkson is cugo! W city Theoaore S Omuha Victor Hugo Has left for th e, Mart home from Chi- MeCarthy of Cheyenne is in the Harris of Alliance is 1l and Midway plaisanc A. Brennan cmber of L arrived in the and is visiting his'brother, | He will remain in the city for several days. At the Mercer: J. W. Spellman, Vincent Cheney, Lincoln, It: W. O. Gilbert, Wash- ington, D. C.; J. IX Antos, St. Louis; . J. Dinning, Omaha; Baac Letson, Elein, Nob, ; H. J. Nichols, . Foley, Hastings; I. 13 W. A. iones, Chicago; W. A. Gaban, id; A J. Dwyer, Cedar Rapids | P, h, Chicago; M. Curtis, M. Strauss, New York; C. Kirk, Boston; H. B. Cole, Poruland. Johu f yesterday. a promiment cily city yeste mes Brenn The ouly Pure Creaw of Tartar Powder.—No Ammonia; No Alum, Used in Millions of Homes—40 Vears the Standard | dent HIGHLY ENDORSED | A Reliable Druggist's Opin- | ion of Kickapoo Indian Remedies. Fvery Chiemist, Every Dotanistand crery physiclan who 18 unprejudiced recognizes in thie Kickapoo Indian Remedies rare and valuable qualities not possible to be found others. also recognize the fact that the In by their life, training and natural knowledge, secure tho very cholcestkind of roots, barks and herbs, gatl right searon and properly prepared to pre. serve thelr medicinal virtucs, No ciass of people in the world ean com. pete with the Indians in this part That is why Kickapoo Indian & and r Kickapoo Indian Retiedies al. give such t Dispensing Pharmaclat, fass., 18 & well-known nding. Mr. 23 0. Morey Tust’ Douglnss, drigeist and @ chemise of high sti Under date of February 10, 181, Morey writes: ]t gives me plensure to Indorse Kickapoo Indian Eagwa, not only from observation, but from my own per- sonal use, and I always take pleasure in recommending the Kickapoo Indian Remedies to my customers, F»rtlc\llm'ly Kickapoo Indian Sagwa, which, to my personal knowledge, has proven very encficial to soveral people in this town who have suffered with blood disorders., Sagwa has certainly performod some wonderful cures The Kickapoo Indian Remedies de= serve the widest recognition and the fullest confidence, The safety guaranteed in the use of this remedy glone is suflicient to commend them to all thoughtful people.” When your Blood is bad and your skin tells the tale by Blotehes and Eraptions; when your Liver s out of order, your Stom ach not performing 1ts Dutics/and Dull cuvy, Languld Fecling gives y nrn' ThE 00 ot efer, Respond to this Signai of Assistagee From Nature. Drive these bad feclings out of your syatom betore u long epell of sickness es you its vietim R dhoo Indian Sigwa s the best rome. ay tor you to use, because it never fafls to benefit at once and restores health, strength and vigor to the debilitated if it nee is followed. Best of all, you are not filling your system with lodlde of Potassium, Avsenic, Strychnine or Bismuth. You a6 not have to tuke any’ pills with thiy ¥ to rell ourself of the uo- cumulation of minerals from its use. Kickapoo Indian Sagwa restores the stomuch, Mver and kidneya to a condition of perfoct health and when these organs are healthy tiey need no medicine to make them perform their duties. Kickapoo Indian Sagwa, made by the Indians from Roots, Harks and Herbs of their own gathering and curing, The randest Liver, Stomach and Blood Lenovater iown. Al druggists. §1 per botdle; 6 for 38. Medical & Surgical Disnensarv. CHAONIC, NERVOUS AND TE SIA, LLOOD, SKIN and KIDNEY NESSES, LOST MANS >, andall forms of WEAK MEN HYDROCELE AND VARICOCELE permans sfully clred. Motho d uew and unfal MENT BY MALL A sp NULA, FISSUR 1 of IEnifee, 12t or e s 4 Ludies of a privi A naturs, elthersex, positively e all on or addross, With Book, Reeip.s and Sy, Firststairvay soutls of p Dr. Searies & Seacles, *'*n Omat Disenses, stuny, for Cireul Bl e iN CA§H4 37 PRIZES to our subscribers and others who send us the largest number of yearly subscriptions, at CLUB RATES, $1.00 EACH, from now until Jan. 15, '94. Club rates extended to all who send one or more new subscriptions with their renewal. For sample copies and particulars, address NEBRASKAFARMER CO, Lincoln, Now, With A new vozotablo discovery of murve positive cure for ail nerve troubie S NOrYOUs Prostratiol sleaplessness, dospondency, paing in i’ an side, sick headache. dyspepsin, 1oss of appe ete. Wonderful norve tonie, makos rion pure blood, tones entire system. #1 a box enouzh for LWo weeis. At druzgists, or by il Nerve Boan Co. Buttalo, N.Y. NEBRASKA NATIONAL BANK. U. 8 Depository, Omahs, Nad. CAPITAL, UAPLUS, €400,007 8650)) Ofteers and DI R, 0. Cush W. V. Mo-se. Lewls 8. K THE IRON BANK. he extra session of our congrass, fist thr becauso ho was fore voice of two hunar. been rhoa five exting IHe Wept A Kicked isher ¢ 1 to 1th weeping sinco 1U1 mako us weep if you clo feast doctor 1 Medium weights, for thorough winter, light SEVEN SEVENTY FIVE is which, upon oath before any mag because—an we S0 generou all wool blaei arean We placed o 1 fo sviot a bunion 1 swore ht not too heavy, nor t the (rate garm Bandana IFull, muttered some boautiful and rare words, abused the wisdlom of the off his left foot, poked his life is a source of pleasure, all odd thousand dollars for an 1n *worth of overcoats Our genorous t to the mourner, f ovarcoats during this weok's fer an overcoat to a that aro in demand just now. mt. H enough for some fall avy others for spring and woar. peico we quote for o garment wo positively valuo 1t at 815,00 nt, lined with fine Italiene, hon- estly made and systoematically cut into a straight sack, like ours, cost from $10.00 to $12 Lin order we'il braz on our NINE-DOLLAR beauties, the how ¢ edge, slecve —Iialiene lined different overcoats. He ornamental 00 to manuficture, o s finish—Korsoy regulation cut. Still another, a popular slate shad and treble stitchoed on edges upparel is none of our funcral soft Now California hadsomo light brown shade of K moliair sloeve linings roll 1 profit Wo y, treblo sitk stitehed wool lining—silk sergo cy itk plush collar—also sack cut. Kersey Il rgo lining-—doublo fronts, The roul valuae of this but wo'li stake the roputation of the No- braska against a popcorn ball that you'd consider it a good purchase had you paid double the $9.00. High art overcoats—well, we should say the space of & county tax colloctor in this yes. We haven't exaotly aper. othorwise we could de- seribe a few. If you take fow minutes—if only to see our $12.50, $14.50 and $16.50 custom made garments—you might reap a bonefit-lesson uvon *How to avoid paying fancy prices to tailor Our Catalogues are yours--Your address ? and have one. THE STACE is seen to better advantage .through a good pair of Opera Glas: all kinds of which s guaranteed. fancy, or gold mounted. Alllens RAYMOND. Corner 15th and Dougls S we constantly sell, in plain, FLOOR GLOSS Tho most durablo and b ng it with & damp cloth 3 brilliaut shades. Al om greasa, ik, tobae enwily removed by si $1.00 per cun. dirt | Dy | 18 8 Made in ten MBIA VARNISH /jc‘b.w—érttfll.vouis, Mo. g utiful finish for | The id BRATED COLUMBIA GLOSSIT al polish for Furniture, Pianos | and String Instruments, Prevents | e e and fmparte & drops on o soft cloth | then rub w over th VAT | nish Ot Case of 36 bottles, | 86.00, Singlo bottles 25 cents. Afte »° FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. 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