Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 19, 1893, Page 8

N, B. FALCOSER'S THURSDAY Three days 8ale of Linens and Special Sale of Blankets, 81000 ETON SUITS TODAY 8§6.75 are Linen Huck Towel low Cases 81.20 And $5.00 Blan. kets $3.85. Pair Commencing today (Thursday) and the balance of the week we will close onta great many lines in linens. These prices will only hold good for three days. Read our pric then come and look atthe goods, you are sure to buy, dozen pure linen fringed huck towels, size 24x52, well worth 45¢, while they last 28¢ ehch. 50 pairs pure linen hemstitched pillow cases all hand w never sold for less than $2.25 for this sale our price wil) be €1.29 a pair full sized genuine marseilles bed spreads regular value $2. for this sale $1.50 each. 25 dozen heavy % napkins, very fine and heavy, all new patterns, vhis is our 5 napkin, but during this sale sale our price will be $2.95 dozen. g 20 dozen_extra fine knotted, fringed huck towels with beautiful damask border, well worth , our price on this towel will be 50c each. 20 dozen superfine hemstitched huck towels, vory fine, very large, very soft, very handsome, these are the best $1.00 towels ever shown and you can take your choice for 7oc each. 50 ‘8-10 bleached damask tahle cloths, beautiful designs and extra heavy damask, these cloths we sold all the 00, duving this sale our 9 e BLANKE BLANKETS! by BLANKETS In connection with the in linens we will also put o 100 pairs white and gr blankets. These blankets are all full gize and made of very fine, soft wool, We are safo in saying that they are the best $5.00 blankets in the city, but for three days you can have your choice at £3.85 pal See the goods and prices in our show windows, Come insige and examine them. We know you will buy. The ices ai hove bargains sale about all wool Look at these great bargains wo offer tomorrow in our cloak department. We bought these goods at an extraordinary bargain and now we are forcing the sale at less than our usual profit, as we have to make room for goods coming in. 4 grand bargains in ludies' winter gar- ments for Thursd. Bagain 1, at each, 100 ladies’ heavy winter jackets, either plain or fur trimmed, all sizes and colors, ranging in price from $3.00 to 87.50, Thursday b § Bargain 2 . 45 ladies’ heavy winter garments, all new goods, made with extra large sleeves and full skirt back, colors tan, brown, navy, green and black, either beaver cloth or cheviot: regular price $8.75, Thursday only $5.50 each. Bargain 3, at $7.50. ladies’ new empire coats, plain black, with fur edging, also tan and brown mixed, with extra decby collar, regular price $12.00, Thursday only $7.50 each. Bargain 4 at-$10.00. Empire coats worth $13.50 and 815.00, also circular capes with fur edging worth $12.75 and 813.50. Colors tan, navy and black. Thursday,all at $10.00 each. Our $10.00 Eton suits, made of all wool serge, full skirt gnd jacket, half lined, colors navy blue and black, Thursday only $6.75 each. A special offer in children’s cloaks, 2,3, 4, 5 and 6 years of age. For Thursday we will give free of charge with every child’s coat bought a handsome set of white angora fur, muff and collar, N. B. FALCONER. . Faclfio Const On October 11th the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Ry. will inaugurate its vegular winter tourists' excursions, Through tourist sleepers will leave Omahi at 2:05 p. m. and run through to Los Augeles without change. These through ca will leave Omaha at 2:05 p.m. overy Wednesday during the season until further notice, Oct. 11, 1 Nov. 1, 8, 15, 22and 29, ete. These excursions will be in charge of and personally conducted by an agent of the celebrated Phillips Excursicn Co., and no pains will be spared by the manage- ment this season, as in the past, to make thoso excursions a quick, inexpensive and comfortable wip to all those who contemplate going during the fall and winter to points on the Pacific coast. The tourist sleepers used on these ex- cursions will bo the latest designed by the Pullman Co. being supplied with the same equipment in the way of bed- ding mattresses, ete., as arve used on the regular Pollman standard sleeper, with a competent porter in charge. For full fnformution regarding rates, sleoping wtions, maps, time tables, ete, . W. P, A., ., Omaha, Neb, CHICAGO, MILWAUK & ST. PAUL RY, Round Trip to Chicago $10.00, The Milwaukeo trains are made up at Omaha, consequently they always leave on time. No crowding, no dust and ein- ders. Omaha people ride with aquaint- ances. Electric light throughout train and in each herth in steepers, Baggage checked from residence to destination, it desired. Elegant dining car, sleepers and ladies' car. ~ Round trip tickets to Chicago, entitling holder to all priv- iloges, $10.00, City ticket office, 1501 Farnam strect, Bavker block, i Are You Flanuing & Worla's Fair Trip? Bear in mind the decided advantages of the Chicago & Novthwestern railway. Four daily eastern expross trains, with new and special equipment, unexcelled west of Chicago, ‘Low vates. Baggage checked lroludy home, Choice of quick, safo an mlortuble methods of trensfer direct to the World's fair grounds. Call, or send your address to the city ticket office, No.'1401 Farnam st. R. K. Rircme, G, P, Generyl Agent. —-—— Chicago and Keturn, $10.00, Ootober 15 till October 31 the Chicago, Rogk Islaud & Pacitic railway will soll round trip tickets to Chicagoand rewurn at the low vate of $10.00, The tickots are good on all trains, Passengers tak- ing “the Rock Island ean o hange at Englewond, take electric line to the fair rounds and save time and expenso of ransfor through the city. Secure your slcaping ear accommddutions carly “and avold the vush, at 1692 Farnam street., CHARLES KENNEDY, G N.W. P A Positively last week Bergman's act exhibition, 1311 Parvaw. ~ Admission e Yaowo b0 10 pow. ~ SRR a5 iy THE OMAHA HAYDEN'S FURNITURE SALE Olearing Out Their Present Entrre Stock of Furniture, PARLOR GOJD3 FIRST, COST NOT COUNTED The Main Thing Is to Sell the Whole Lot ~Denlers Supptiod at the Following Prices, as woll us Every- body Kl Large overstuffed rug suit,was $75.00; clearing sale, $58.00. TLarge high back rug suit, oak frame, silk plush bands, was $75.00; clearing sale price, 55,00 6-piece silk tapostry suit, spring edge, made up 1n best style, was $65.00; clear- i .00, G-piece suit mohair plush, spring edge, was $40.00; clearing price, $33.00, 6-piece suit mohair plush, spring edge, was $38.00; clearing price, $28.00. 1 large rug rocker, spring edge, fringe all around base, was $23.00; now $17.50. 1 large overstuffed plush rocker, spring edge, was $18.00; now $13.50. 2 large overstuffed plush rockers, spring edgo, wore $15.00; now $10.50. 2 largo rug and plush rockers, spring edye, oak frame, were $14.00; now $10,00. 6 large, clegant platform plush and rug rockers, high back, oak frames, spring edge, were $13.50; now $10.10 each. 1 elegant 1 now $18.00; $11.00. ° 2 safas, mohair plush, oak frame, spring edge, were $13.00, now $9.00. 5 divans, same as above, were $7.50, now $5.00 each. SPRINC The best woven wire spring made, close woven, any size you want, at $1.20 each; all you want. MATTRE; D] The best cotton top mattress made.put up in our own *‘C” corded tick,sale price ather rocker, another was $22.00, was $15.00, now BEDROOM SUITS, ut the price on all our bed- 3 fine large quarter-sawed polished oak suits, 28x34, French plate mirror, fin- ished dr t. heaviest suit going, was $35.00; are hummer: 3 car loads of antique suits, hought to sell for $17.00, sale price $12.00 each. 4 dozen polished oak and chetry panel screens, were , sale price § 5 These are a fow of our prices. From day to day we shall add more. Book- cases, Q sideboards, extension tables, center tables shall all share the same fate. Watch the papers. Bring this list along; you can get all we advertise, .00, sale pi HAYDEN BROS.,, Closing out their present line of furni- ture. N Your Last World's Fair Opportuanity. October 15-31 the Burlington Route will sell round-trip tickets to Chicago at TEN DOLLARS. Tickets good to re- turn until November 15. This is positively your last opportu- nity of cheaply and easily 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 tosee this greatest of all great exposi- tions. The Burlington offers an unequaled ervice to Chicago. Three vestibuled and gas-lighted trains daily. Magnifi- cent sleeping, dining, smoking and free chair chairs, Bagguge checked direct from resi- dence. Crry TICKET OFFICE, 1324 FARNAM STRE e The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry. Will sell round trip tickets Omaha to Chicago for $10.00. Tickets on sale Oct. 15 to 81 and good returning until Nov. 15. - Chleago nnd Retura, Ten dollars, $10.00. Ten dollars, $10.00. Ten dollars, $10.00. Ten dollars, $10.00, Ten dollars, $10.0 Ten dolla 10.00. the CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY. $10.00, Ten aollars, $10.00. Ten dollars, $10.00, CITY TICKETOFFICE, 1401 FARNAM Ten dollar: Ten dollars, $10.00. "Ten dollars, 810,00, Ten dollars, $10.00, Oct. 15 10 Oc n Good returning till Nov., Charged with Kubbing the Mall. Doputy United States , Marshal Liddiard arvested 12, P. de France at Gordon, Neb., Tuesduy night for robbing the_ mails, De charged with having attacked the at Gordon while he was on the way the depot to the postoffice the mail knocking down tho the contents of He was overhauled before he 16 to make any use of his booty and is now in the Douglas county Jail awaiting his examination. Ll Look on Tth page for b, ains in pianos and orgaus, —— Your Opportunity Invites you now. Rich western lunds can now be bought at reasonable prices and great bargains secured in the min- eral, agricultural and grazing regions reached by the Union Pacific system, The opportumty of a lifetime for invest- ment! Send for the Union Pacific pub- lication on - Wyoming, Colorado, Mon- tana, Idaho, Ulah and other western states. E. L. LOMAX, Gen'i Pass. and Tk't Ag't, Omaha, Neb, At L Attention Traveling Men, The New Keohler hotel at Grand Ts- land will open Saturday, October 21, There will be a grand banquet in the evening, and a cordial invitation is hereby extended to all traveling men and their wives. Ample accommoda tions for all. J. . Boquett, proprietor, $10.00, Chicago and Keturn, $10.00. Via the Chicago & Northwestern rail- way. Tickets are full first-class. You know what *‘first-class” means on the “‘Northwestern, CITY TICKETOFFICE, 1401 FARNAM STREET, OMAHA, s e The Last Chunce. Only a few days more of the World's faiv. Rates about 1 cent per mile via the Union Pacific. October 23 is Union Pacific duy. g The Madison &!uully hotel), 21st and Chicago. 'I'ransients, $2.00 per day. i —— Positively only three da, the art exhibition at 1311 oot did 2l BIED, “Nalices of five Urics or less winider (iia head, Aty cent; each additional (ine, ten coit SIMPRON—Lottd, boloved wife of Henry M. more Lo see roam, 1899, a6 11:20 o'clock, at bher lute res dhm:u. 22! ¢ streot hort service will be Leld at Maul's undertaiing rooms at 2 p. m. ;l ndn‘. uneral services wad Lusisl st nfiu. b, Fridey st 4y, m, » Simpson, on Wednesdny marning, October 18, | sight as a result of the HAYDEN'S DRESS GOODS DAY Thursday Will Be a Special Day in Silk and Dress Goods Dopartments, $1.25 DRESS GOODS FOR 43C YARD The Silks at 60c & Yard flave Not Been Equalled In Sterling Values this Sea- son—Talk Won't Convinos You-—see Them, DRESS GOODS. We will placa on sale a new invoice of arctic cloaking, something nice for chil- dren's cloaks. These goods are well worth $1.25, but to close them out we will sell them at 43¢, Our storm serges in black and blues are world winners. Come and see them. They are worth $1.35. Wo wiil close them out at Ask to see our b line, all shades; »adeloths: a nice now 4 inches wide, only ¢ In our center aisleyou will find a large line habit cloth, 75 new shades, 54 inches wide, a good heavy cloth, just what you waut for a street dress, them at 88c. A full line of all shades henriettas, 40 inches wide. worth Toe, only 49c. We have 230 pieces of serges, home- spuns and flannel dross goods worth l;rnm e to $1.50, and will close out at 43¢, DRESS STLKS, We are, and always have been, wide awake to the silk doings of the world. Our buyer have ransacked the markets of the world for all that is choice and rare and popular, This scason our dis- play it pEsace all former efforts. Can- ton, Yokohama, Zurich, Crefeld, Vi- enna, Paris and Lyons have contributed exquisite stuffs to enrich the brillinncy and completeness of our stock. All our purchases were made before the recent advance in raw material, and prices are ingly lower than elsewhere. If silk is your preference for the autumn costume, you can save money here. Our leading attractions for the next week ave: . CHOICE OF THESE, 69C YARD. lfll-im:h black satin rhadame, all silk, .00. 2l-inch black faille francaise silk, worth $1.00. 2l-inch black gros grain silk, worth $1.00. CHOICE OF THESE 98C YARD. NAIlsilk black satin duchesse, worth All silk black cachmere gros grain silk, worth $1.25. 5 All silk faille francaise silk, worth 1.9 nch black satin, extra fine, worth An elegant quality royal armure silk, worth $1.%5 First ciass quality bengaline, worth $1.35. FOR $1.00 YARD. The best silk velvet you ever saw for $1.00 yard. of double faced HAYDEN BROS., Silk and dress goods leaders. g X DOUGLAS COUNIY SURVEY. Work of the Season About Completed by During the past six months the farmers of Douglas, Sarpy and Washington counties have deyoted a good deal of their time to watching some surveyors who have been running lLines and attending strictly to minding their own business. Being unable to discover the object of making the surveys the tillers of the soil have imagined new railroads, canals and about everything else, though there is-nothing of this kind in work of the men with chains and compasses. The real facts in the case are that they are government employes and are working in accordance with ‘the recommendations ¢ Manders who® some 'y that a topo- y should be made of the sub- region lying between the British pos- us and the Mexican border and be- cn the 07th and 100th parallel, Acting upon the recommiendation of the Ne- braska ~ senator, John H. Henderson of was appomnted as the of- " of the work and given full “This gentloman at once orgunized his forces and put them into the field, es lishing his headquarters in Chicago, s| as, Indian Ter- 'y and Te arry out the ideas of the men at th Las® spring th stutioned in Nebraska. son has been about completed, the men close up a few of the lin forces will be pulled off the outdoor work and an office crew given charge of extending the notes and preparing the plats, which will show the tovography of the country surveyed during the season. M, Renshaw is now in the city. He came here for the purpose of lookingover the work in Douglas county. When seen last night id th ompletion of the survey meant a g 1 for the western count as it would rosult in having a complete and correct topographical map of the entire coun- try, The map would show every stream and the flow of water in each ; it would show farm and every tract of vacant land, as well as showing the contour of the entire co of the sub-arid belt. To do this ele- vations had been taken every twenty feot, and h time the sea level was shown, When completed these maps will be for distribution and will be filed in the ofices of the county clerks, that they may be used for reference. T'he map of Doiglas county will be on a scale of one inch to the mile and will show all of the cities, towns, roads, farms and water courses, The surveyors working in this distrie have taken the measurements of the Platt und Ellchorn rivers, but s yet they havo not made their deductions “which ~ enabl them to determine the amount of water in either of the streams, hence Mr. Renshaw is at o loss Lo suy whether or not theve 15 sufiicient quanti f water to furnish the power which is claimed by the Platte River Canal company. This survey, the ofMeial geographer claiws, will bo of great value to county com- missioners who have a desire to build good roads in their respective counties, ‘The maps of the Platte valley from the Missouri river to 4 point 'as far west as North Platte will be completea and ready for distribution some time during the coming winter, With the completion of the present survey the work of the government will not end, as this is only preliminary to what is to follow. As soon as this surface work is done another force of surveyors will be put into the field for the purpose of making u geological sar- vey of the entire country covered by the present forces. The work of these men will be to determine upon what minerals underly the surface and at what depth flowing wells may be obtained. This work will be com- meiced next season and will be proseuted until completed. Pills that ou Little Early Risers. DAILY BEE: You can have | headacne: LeWitt's ] HAYDENS' WARM DAY, Warm Weather Prices on Oold Weather Wear for. Thursday. AND BIG THINGS IN DEPARTMENT NO. 50 Underwoar and Hostery from Our Immense Btock is toile Cat Nearly in Halt— An Imumense Purchuse of & Sample Lot of Toys. In ladies', men's and children's fur- nishings and underwear we are stocked up way beyond what we should be. The big Bell stock was added to our own immenso line, so although our salos are way beyond former years, the quantities on hand are larger than we should have by about one half. In addition to these we are prepaving some special things. Watch for them. underwear 9¢, reduced from y ribbed vests and pants, , only 39, worth 7c. 100 dozen ladies’ wool vests, natural from the Bell stock: th price on sale Thursday at 50¢ each. * Ladies' natural gray vest and pants only e each, regular price $1.25. Gonts' jor ribbed shirts and drawers only 50¢ each, sold at the Bell for 98, its' heavy wool shivts and drawer: natural gray, only 7oe, regular $1.25 qualit 100 dozen children’s cotton hose from the Bell stock, only 124¢, worth 25c. 50 dozen ladies’ kid gloves, large pearl buttons, only 98¢ per pair, worth $1.50. Ladies' wool hose, only '19¢ per pair, worth 35c. DEPARTMENT NO. 50, We have bought the entire line of samples of the great toy and fancy goods house of Rogge & Koch and the Harris Toy company. 1Its a little early in the season for some of the articles, but many of them are right in line and in this lot are articles that you can get for less than half of hard ‘times factory prices. There are all tiie new thingsin games, doll clothes, guns, toy trunks, dishes, magic lanterns, mechanical toys (among these the new Ferris wheel). Then there ave tops, drums, games and thou- sands of articles of which there are ({_uly one of akind, as this was a sample ine. Prices are less than these goods were ever offered for on the Omaha market. Get a pick while line is complete. HAYDEN BROS., n everything. e o T NEW THEATER, Will Lawler Negotiating for Another Play- Since the Farnam Street fire there have been a number of rumors current in theatrical circles regarding the rebuild- ing of the theater, but none have been able to stand the searchlight of investigation. It is, however, understood thav Will Lawler, Omaha's old musee manager, will have a new playhouse in Qmaha in the near future. A well known capitalist, who desires for the present to remain incognito, has tele- graphed Mr. Lawler that he will erect a bouse for him in the business center near the site of the Farnam Street theater, to be conducted upon purely musee principles. The house, it is understood. will be after tho best accepted models and will front on_Far- namstreet. Mr. Lawlef has hundreds of friends in Oma who will welcome him back to ihe ranks of theatrical manago Manager Crawford is in town to arrange with Mr. Poppleton for a number of needed changes in the foyer and lobby of the Fif- teenth Street theater. Work, it is under- 8 0od, wilt be commenced at once instead of waiting for “open time” at the popular Fif- teenth street house, Jule Kusel, the cleve made 8o pleasing an imp; stock company at theater, now = Fifteenth who recently sizned Freeman of “A Tailros play the juvénile role of J will probably the part F no doubt send off, omedian who n while in the the People’s stregt, and wWith Manager 10 will Kusel y night, when his friends will bein frontto give hima hearty Tourist Gurs are the latest, most comfortable and commodious means of travel for large part Intending settlers,homeseekers, hunting partiés aud others will find these cars on the Union Pacific systom fully equipped in every way. For tional informa‘ion regarding thes see your neavest ticket agent, Union Pacific agent or address E. L. LOMAX, General Passenger and Ticket Agent, Omaha, Neb. e Chloa: and Return $10,00. From Oct. 15 to and including Oct. 31, the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry. will sell round trip tickets to Cl cago for $10.00. These tickets arve first class and are good returning any time before Nov. 15, 150k-Farnam st. 1 Told You So. Rates are now about 1 cent per mile to Chicago via the Union Pacific. October s Union Pacific day. For full par- ticulars see your neavest agent, —— e o the art exhibition, 1311 Positively last weelc. 10 p. m. Farnam. Open 9 & m. to MARKET. INSTRUMENTS placed on record October 18, 1893 J H Lite to 1ot 14, bl Stock Yards company to ) Chris lot 5, block 7, fst add 1 . [ ots 1,2 and 11, block lots b, 7 und 8 Dlock 4, lots b to block's, lot 8. block 6, Comer G T Lindley and wifo to I' A Swigar(, 1ot 8, block 7, Isaac & Solden’s ndd F A Swignrt aud- hushand 104 B Motklo et ul, lots 8 and 9, block 2, Boggs & Hill's 2d add. ... : L C Graham aud busband (o J'A’ Ken: lov 1, 'block 6, Hummond QUIT CLAIM DiK McCague Savings bank to G T L ey, tinadiy JAneh, Diock 7, Tsaac & Kotden's add: oL R D Mulr and wite 1o Androw Miies, executor, ot al, lots 1,2, 21, 22, block 17 lov 20, black 18 block 19; View.. id 18, Omahs DEEDS. ©V Miles spockal master) to W A L &‘i’lhlm}:.‘h}a‘hu aud 28, Harlem Lan 201 834 RTYRTH G A Be (sheriff) to WA D liord, 1ot 80, block 21, Walnut Bill.... Total amount of transfers. R RIGE'S Kin ngde% The ouly Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.—No Amuwouia; No Aluw, Used in Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 19, 189 Pimples Blotches Scrofula are all caused by Impure Blood Be warned! Nature must be as- sisted to throw off the poisons. For this purpose nothing can equal Nature's own assistant KICKAPOO INDIAN SAGWA A pure Vegetable Compound of Herbs, Barks, and Roots. Contains 1o acids or mineral poisons. Tt fa as reliable as the Tk of Englan AlLthatfs claimed for ity it will do. $140 & boitle. All druggists. Heay & Biorrow, $31 Grand Ave,, New Haven, Conn, BV VAUV &ggTORs & Searles Medica! & Surgical Disnensary. CHRONIC, NERVOUS _PRIVATE DIS W URT CATARK THE NOSE, BOW PEPSIA, BLOOD, SKIN and KID Diseases, FEMA IKNENS, LOST MAN- HOOD CURED, undall forms of § [4 : : THEOA EY porm 0.1 new and unf. ALL u specin! c addross, 0k, Recipes and Sym, Firststalrway south of pos! 3 118 South 15t Dr. Searles_g Sear{es‘ Omana, § ehe DR. SCHENCK'S Mandrake Pills have a valuo as a house hold remedy far beyond 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 emergen- cies. + MANDRAKE Isthe only vegetanle substitute for that dangerous mineral, MEeRrcuURy, and while its action as a curative is fully equal. it possesses none of the perilous offects, In Constipation, Mandraka acts upon the bowels without disposing them to subs2quent Costiveness, No remedy acts so directly ou the liver, nothing 8o speedily cures Sici Headache, Sour Stom- PIL.LS L] ach, and Biliousness as thede For S8ale by u'l Dru Price 25 cts, box; 3 box es for 63 cts. ; or sent by mali age free, on racelpt of wrice, Dr. Schenck & Son, Philadelphis om 7. He Wept A Bandana Full, he muttered some beautiful and rave words, abusod the wisdom of the extra session of our congress, kickod a bunion off his loft foot, poked his fist through a fice extinguish: nd swore life is a source of pleasure, all because he was forced to accept eighty odd thousand dollass for an 1n- voice of two hundred thousaud dollars’ worth of overcoats. Our gonerous buyer’s boen weeping since out of respect to the mourner 1Vl make us woep if you clean us out of overcoats during this weok's feast—we so gonerously arranged for those who prefer an overcoat to doctor’s bill, We placed on sule overcoats that use in demand just now. Medium weights. not too heavy, nor too light. Heavy enough for somo for thorouzh winter, light enough for others for spring and fall wear. SEVEN SEVENTY FIVE is the peico wo quote for a garment which, upon oath hafore any magistrate, we positively value 1t at $15.00— becauso —an all wool blaci chioviot garment, lined with fine Ttaliene, hou- estly made and systomatically cut into a straight sack, like ours, cost from $10.00 to $12.00 to manufacture. w add peofit, Noxt in order wo'll braz on our NINE+DOLL AR beautios. Wo show 3 difforent overcoats. Here is the stool gray, troble silk stitohed edge, ornamental finish—Kersey—California woo! lining—silk serge sleeve—regu lation cut. Another, a hadsome light brown shade of Kersey —Tialiene lined —mohair sleeve linings—silk plush collar—also sack cut. Still another, a popular slate shade—IKersey—silk sergo lining—double — The apparel is none of our funeral—b ut we’li stake the reputation of the Ne- and treble stitehed on edges—soft roll fronts. voal valuo of this against a popcorn ball that youd consider it a good purchaso had you paid double the $9.00. High art overcoats—well, we should say yos. \We haven't oxacily the space of a county tax collector in th is paper. otherwise we could de. scribe 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 benefit-lesson upon *How to avoid paying fancy prices to tailors.™ Col. DOUGLAS & [47h Svs Our Catalogues are yours--Yo ur address? and have one. ’TWILL Bear Watching o 15%% RET CUT GLASS, Corner 15th and Douglas Strec DACT 5126 THE MERCANTILE CIGAR, BETTER Made of tho fiuest quality of Havann Tobucto that san he Yought. E Aost muortex vigars, Munufuctered by ¥, it RXICE MEECAWLILE ) COMMEIL.FAUT TH EVER! al In overy respeet to the CIGAR ¥ ACTORY . 8¢. kot ] A New and Complote Treatment, consisting of SUPPOSITORIES, Capsules of Olntment and_two Boxes of Olntment, A never-fulling Curo for Piles of every nature and degree, Itmakes an nnbrngnn with the knife or injoctions of carbolio acid, wihch aro painful and seldom a permanent cure, and of:en remiting fn deat ny o benofi 14 box, ea. Guarantees aaned Lz bos CONSTIPATION S5 port L 1] mall, mild and pleasant to %\u. el:yuclnll)' adupted for clilcron's use, 60 Dosos GUABANTEES fssued only by Kuhn & Co.,Sole Agents,Omat our agents, red Piles Provented, a, Neb Mo vl send yon tha marvalous | Proparation CALTHOG nd'a legal guarantee (e CRTHEDS Wil Seatore yonr ealth, Strength aud Vigor. | Use itand pay if satisfied. VON MOHL CO.. | Agoala, Cinsianatl, Obio. = High Class Photogranaz, At Popular Prices 813-315-317 8. 15th St:a5%, Omaha, Neb. EXCELL IS OUR MOTTO. ‘Teeth Filled 50c Patnless, Gold Crowns and Bridge Work. DR. WITH:RS, 4th Floor, Brown Block,, 10th sud Douglas Telephione 1778, ORIENTAL RUGS AT AUCTION OMMENGING TODAY 1619 Farnam St., Opposite New York Life Building. The Most Valuable Collection of Turkish, Persian and India HANGINGS, CARPETS AND RUC Fver Placed on Sale at Auction. Today Without Limit, Reserve, Subter fuge Whatever. SALE FROM 10 A. M. AND 3 P. M By Order of H, Enfiajian, Importer. 4 Mr. R. Wells, auctioneer, will' be assisted b Mr. Geo. H, Weigert, the well known auc tioneer of New York. Catalogues free o application,