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10 REAL ESTATE PRI THE OMAMA DATLY BEE: TUESDAY, AUGUST 1900, 14, ow being held at $1,500. As much real es tate 18 selling today as was selling at the lower figures, and the demand is for per manent investments for homes or rental pur- porek. Every piece so far sold is bringing at least 6 per cent net on the principal in- | vestment, while some of the exceedingly oheap hous s and lots are doing hetter. Un- improved lots show sympathy with the im proved, and the proprietors of several ad- | ditions have advanced prices from 10 to 26 | per cent all around in the last sixty days. Advance In General. The advance s not confined to any par- deular locality, but the development of the | boulevard system has brought into demand | traots and parcels of land heretofore consid- ered unsalable. The extreme Nm\(hva.h-rn" part of town Is beginning to show activity | because of the improvements of Riverview | ark and hillside lots are being snapped up at fgures which would have been deemed exorhitant two years ago. Rental agents state that the demand for | medium #ized cottages and apartments was never 8o large. Price cuts no figure in the | case. All of the small-sized houses are full and the demand is unsatisfied. Rents have been advanced from i to 20 per cent on this class of houses and the prospect for further advance s bright The improvements being made by the small home owner have caused considerable comment in real estate circles. Hvery da the bullding inspector issues from one to a dozen permits for improvements costing | from $25 te $500. This is an entirely dif- ferent condition from that of two years ago, when owners of large properties were con- tent to make only such repairs as were necessary to preserve thir property Always have a bottle or two of Cook's Im- perial Extra Dry Champagne in chest; then you will always be callers. ASKS TO BE SENT TO 'FRISCO ot your ice ready for 1d Like to Mave Furnish Louls Man W ty Commiw Transportation, \Claude Barnes, who has spent a greater pottion of his twenty-four years in St Lbitls, is stranded in Omaha and he wants e county commissioners to assist him to get'to Ban Francisco, where he has rela- tiyés. Barnes has every appearance of be- ing.a stout, healthy lad and he says that He ‘worked three years at the plumbing triide, but is now unable to do any work on:‘account of being subject to epileptic 0fs In substantiating this statement the young man showed a circular scar on the top of bis bead, where he asserts he was Xicked by a horse. Physiclans removed the pléces of broken bone and 1nserted a silver Dplaje, but ever since the operation he has been’ subject to fits. Kansas City officlals fyrnished Barnes with transportation to Omaba and the question of sending him to the Golden Gate will be taken up by the coubty commlissioners today, Y Only Sate Medic for Children. ‘The tender little insides of children are ruined by violent purges, pills or liquids. Unfearets are pleasant, harmless, effective. Druggiats, 10c, 26c, 50c. ROSEWATER GOES TO LEAD Cily Pmgineer Called to the South Daketa Town to Consult with Authorities, City Engineor Androw Rosewater was in Omiha & ‘tew hours yesterday on his way to Lead, 8. D., where he has been called as consulting engineer. He will remain in Léwd but & short time and return to Lake Fowaukee, Wis., where he will spend the remainder of his vacation Mr, Rosewater spent one day in Milwau- kee . Juvestigating the city's plan of bury- ing mleotric wires. The wires in the busi- xness_portion of the city are under ground, the various companies having been com- pelled by the city to do the work at their OWD_ expense. No attempt has been made 0 gonstruct eity ducts and rent them to compantes as has been done in many cities The Milwaukee city officials are well pleased wilh thelr plan A G ranteed Cure for Plles, Jtobing, blind, bleeding or protruding piles. No oure; mo pay. All druggists are author- tzed. by the manufacturers of Pazo Plle Oltment to refund the money where it fails o cure.any case of plles no matter of how long standing. Cures ordinary cases In six days; the woret cases In fourteen days. One appllcation. gives ease and rest. Relleves iiching fustantly, This is a new discovery and futhe only pile remedy sold on a posi- tive guarantee, no cure, no pay. Price 50c It your druggist don't keep it in stock send us 80c, In postage stamps, and we will for- WA ®Amp by mall. Manufactured by Paris Medigine Co., St. Louls, Mo. Manufaeturers of=tmxattve Bromo-Quinine and Grove's E” Chill Tonie ggist will refund your money it Pazo Olntment fails to cure you. 50 cents DAYLIGMT TRAINS FOR 3 IRIT LAKE Okebojt and Arnold’s Park, »1Tha Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul rail- way eempany has just placed In service deaplight, trains between Omaha and Spirit Lakey Okobojl and Arnold's Park. Going the train losves Omaba at 7:15 a. m, and ar- wives Spirit lake at 415 p. m. Returning the train leaves Spirit Lake at 6:45 a. m. #od arelves Omaha 3:66 p. m. This is the best mervice that has yet been offered over any one road. Round trip tickets, good re- turaing until October 31, §10.70. ,+Clty tloket office, 1504 Farnam street A. NASH, General Western Agent i 1504 Farnam Street, Omaha. $com Park M. B. church and . § ‘Manawa, Thursday, August 16, Spe- 14th and Harney 2 p. m On sale at Brown & Bors- b, and 8. W. Lindsay, 1516 Tickets, 25c. holm’s, 822 8. Rouglae "flgh krade Buckeye Manufacturing com- Jkes, ball and roller bearing and Tubber tire, at cost to close out stock | MAY face the hue of a bolled lobeter from long cxposure to the sun, lay another man In response to a vigorous shake he stretched himself, and gurgled half uncon- sciously “I don’t know nothing about fo beer.” “What beer?" answered Gibbons. But by this time the jag's wits had partially returned and he forebore to in criminate himeelf further. In a clump of weeds near by was found one of the stolen kegs untapped, and an- other empty kek. The third keg is still miseing. Themen were taken to the station | where thoy gave the names of Charles Cartwright and Al Ryberg Story of a Siave. To be bound hand and foot for years by tha chains of disease Is the worst form of slavery. George D. Willlams of Man- chester, Mich, says: “My wife has been 80 helpless for five years that she could not turn over in bed alome. After using two bottles of Electric Bitters own te sle work" This supreme remedy for diseases quickly cures nervousness, Jlossness, melancholy, headache, back- ache, fainting and dizzy spells. It godsend to weak, sickly, run-down people Cure guaranteed. Only 50c. Sold by Kuhn & Co., drugglsts INVADE FORT DODGE \1ks About Mak- to the Commercial Club fng a Pligrim Towa Town. The Commercial club has received an in- vitation Dodge, Ia., during the coming month, and steps are being taken cursion thither. Eugene F. Gates of that city sends the invitation on behalf of the street fair promoters. He saye that ghould the Commercial club and citizens announce thelr coming on the date suggested, Sep- tember 6, that day will be set apart as Omaba day and many attractions will be given specially on that occasion. Low rates are promised and Harry Weller 1s pushing the project to go to the lowa town in strong force in behalf of the Commercial club and Ak-Sar-Ben, and musical festival and other attractions to be given in Omaha later in the month, The Best Remedy for Stomach and Bowel Trouble, “I have been in the drug business for twenty years and have sold most all of the proprietary medicines of any note. Among the entire list I have never found anything to equal Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for all stomach and bowel troubles,” says O. W. Wakefleld of Colum- bus, Ga. “This remedy cured two severe cases of cholera morbus in my family, and I have recommended and sold hundreds of bottles of it to my customers to their entire satisfaction. It affords a quick and sure cure in a pleasant form. No family should be without it. I keep it in my house at all times.” Asked to Walt a BI 1 club have il to delay Councll Authorities of the Comm: decided to ask the city coun action In the employment of a special en- gineer to ascertaln the value of the water works with a_view of furthering the mat- ter of municipal ownership. The club has heretofore taken an active interest in the subject of municipal ownership and us many of its members are now out of town the council will be asked to postpc aotion_until the active members of the club who have manifested an interest can be at home. Summer Resorts For & book describing the cool, pleasant, healthful summer resorts of Wisconsin, situ- ated on the line of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St addrese or call on F. A, NASH, General Western Agent, Faul Ry., Omaha Tent and Awning Co., tents, awn- Ings, canvas goods. 11th & Harney. Tel. 883 $1.05, #106, 8165, LINCOLN AND RETUR Via Rock Island Route. Trains leave Unlon Station, Omaha, at 8.30 a. m, 1:30 p. m, and 5:45 p. m. City Ticket Office, 1323 Farnam St. DI LINDQUIST-Bengta, Aged 54 years, 4 Funeral Tuesday ‘months, August 12, 1900, afternoon at 2 o'clock from . residence, 714 North 15th st. Interment at Forest Lawn Cemetery, she s | | wonderfully improved and able to do her is o | Missour! to advertise for bids for supply- to attend the streét fair at Fort| to organize an ex- [ 10K everything from an infant’s little soft-soled shoe up to a man’s fine shoe. This sale will begin Wednesday, August 15, at & o'clock sharp in the morning, and will be held on our main floor and in the basement For a hint as to what the prices will be | Auring this sale, we will tell you that ALL THE WOME MADE GO AT $1.69 ALL THE MEN MADE TO SELL FOR U¥ GO AT $1.0% ALL THE MIS SAMPLE SHOE TO ILL FOR UP TO $ 0 AT 66C. In tomorrow evening's papers we will give you the full parti of the entire sale. BOS TORE, OMAHA, N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas Sts. ARMY WANTS MORE 0ATS Quartermaster Recelves 1 to Advertise for the ' Million THAT WERE TO $6.00 WILL 'S ractions hird Three Poundw. Orders from Washington instruct quartermaster of the Department of the the ing 3,000,000 pounds of oats for use of the army in the Philippines, This is the third lot of oats ordered in thirty days and the quartermaster fears that he will not have as easy a time getting these as he had in filling the previous orders. Oats from last year's crop are required and already 6,000, | 000 pounds of Nebraska's crop of that year | have been purchased. There was lively competition at the open- ing of the bids for the quarterly supplies in the subsistence departu t this morn- There were but two bids on bacon, both South Omaha houses. The awards will uot be complete for two days, WABASH. Conclave, Knights of at Detroit. On August 25 to 25 the Wabash will sell tickets from Chicago at half fare. 4 DAILY TRAINS FROM CHICAGO. 9:25 a. m., arive Detroit 6:30 p. m. 12:40 p. m., arrive Detroit 8:10 p. m. arrive Detroit 10:50 p. m. arrive Detroft 7:50 p. m. Ouly line runming reclining chair cars from Chicago. Ask your agent for tickets via the Wa- bash. For further information call at city ticket office, 97 Adams street, Chicag: write, G. N. CLAYTO} N. W. P. Agt, Room 406 N. Y. L. Omaha, Neb. To Boston and New York Via Lake Shore & Michigan Southern rail- way from Chicago dally—Fast mail 8:30 a. m., arrives New York next morn- ing at 10:00; New York and Bos- ton speclal 10:30 a. m., arrives New York next day 1:30 p. m., Boston, 3:00 p. m; New York and New England express 2:00 p. m., arrive Boston 4:45 p. m., New York 6:00 p m. next day; Lake Shore limited 5:30 p. m., arrive New York 6:30 p. m., Boston 9:05 p. m. mext day; New York exprees 9:00 p. m., arrive New York second morning at 5:30. “Book of Trains gives full informa- tion. M. S. Giles, T. P. A., Chicago. F. M. Byron, G. W. A “hicagc CHICAGO AND RETURN $12.75. Chicago and Return $12.75. On August 25, 26, 27, 28 and 20 the Chi. cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul raflway will sell round-trip tickets Omaha to Chicago for $12.75. City tic et office, 1504 Farnam street. SH, General Western Agemt. pirit Lake, Wasaca, Okobojt, Eagle Lake, Lake Washington, River Falls, Solon Springs, Rice Lake, Bayfield, Ashland, Gog- eble, Watersmeet and numerous lakes near St. Paul and Minneapolis. These are all good fishing places and are quickly and comfortably reached by the North-Western line. Chenp rate excursions August 10-21, Sep- tember 7 Limit October 31, 1900, City ticket office, 1401 and 1402 Farnam street. BURLINGTON ROUT #1.65—Lincoln and Return—81.65, Trains for Lincoln leave the Burlington station 8:40 a. m., 2:00 p. m., 4:26 p. m. and 9:30 p. m. Four going, four returning, On the Burlington, trie fans, All day long, ways cool For Denver—4:55 P. M For Chicugo—1:00 A. M., For Black Hills, tans. Tioket Office, 1802 Farnam St. Tel. 280. ¥ M]ld p uiek and get a bargaln. Omaha Im- \&WD‘J Transter Co., 9th and Jackson. Buxhh;fi Roure HOT WEATHER—COOL CARS. you can dine in the hottest of hot ‘weathor. All Burlington dining cars are equipped with elec- one at each end of the their cheerful keeping the air constantly in Montana and P. M.—all these cars carry diners, in comfort, even s ‘P-u-r-r'" {s heard— motion—the car is al- 4:00 P. M. and 745 P. M Puget Sound-9 cooled by elect Surlington 8 10th and Mason S Tol. 12 S SHOES THAT WERE | TO SELL FOR UP TO $5.00 WILL Card of Thanss, | | On August 21 the Illinols Centrai will sell tickets, limited until October 31, as follows We take this opportunity and this means | Waseca, Minn., and return, $10.35. of thanking our friends for their many | Waterville, Minn., and return, $10.68. acts of kindness and expressions of sym Madison Lake, Minn.. and return, $10.68. | pathy during the death and burial of our | Minneapolis, Minn., and return, $12.65, little daughter and sister, Margaret St. Paul, Minn., and return, $12.65 MR. AND MRS, A. F. C .ARK AND FAM- | Duluth, Minn.,, and return, $16.95, 1LY, We wish to thank the employes of W. R Bennett Co,, the Schae nnt Win SCHAEFE Listerine |l|LV Card of who %0 kindly assisted us in loss of our mother. CHARLES F, O'M JENNIE O'MEARA RA, wihea -grain Q -grain Qu -grain Qui ennyr #1.00 er's Sure Death ... . 200 orla L. .uii..s vese 250 of fi e of Cardul . CUT PRICE DRUGGIST $. W. Cor. 16th and Chirago. Superior, Wis,, West Superior, W This preparation effec | Glover's and Ca and return, $16,9/ and return, $16.95. | For full particulars call at eity ticket of- fice Illinols Central ratlroad, street 1402 Farnam of the latest, and the prices have been made so as to make it interesting for every buy UITS SUTTS SUITS SUITS for SUITS LADIES' LADIES LADIES LADIES' LADIES' for $3.90 N for $1.90 50 worth worth for $6. worth. . for $12. worth Th—worth IT KILLS FLEAS. wicked quickly—conveniently — by using Sherman's Dog Shampoo. flea on your dog 1ally rids the dog Sherman's Nut Worm sur_“Distemper Pow; d quick relfef—reducing the fever at once and curing the discharge from eyes and nose. Price, e per box We sell Spratt's Dog Biscuits and Medi- cines. We also have full lines of Dent's, Dog Remedies. Sherman & McConnell Drug Go Write for the New Catalogue. Corner 16th and Dodke, OMAHA. HAYDEN; UNIUN "IFI Points. Seattle. QUICK AND PLEASANT TRIP be sure that your ticket reads over the UNION PACIFIC ‘T'wo trains daily to Denver and Colorado Points. Two trains daily to San Francisco and California A.. Three trains daily to Salt Lake City and Utah Points. Two trains daily to Portland and North Pacific Coast Points, with direct connectiens for Tacoma and SPECIAL EXCURSION RATES IN EFFECT. City Ticket Office 1324 Farnam St. Tel. 316, Y Fine Shoes on Sale At Less than Half Price Now ME shoes, BOYS’ LAADIES' fine vicl kid $3.00 shoes, in tan or black, lace or butiu n on sale at L& ann LADIES' fine $3 and shoes, in LADI . Thousandsofpairs fine shoes, made by the best east- ern manufactur” ers, thrown on the bargain tables galesman, just as ular prices, N'S fine 83 and § in llns sale for CHILD'S fine 75¢ patent leather and kid hll[)[lfll’fi, ongaleat....oovevrnrnenn. slipy and $4.00 patent leather tan Russia calf lace this sale at.... ES' fuo Kid $2.00 HAYDEN vici oxford ties, 4 viel kid welt sole lace fine tan viei kid and satin calf lace $2.00 shoes, on sale at I 65 Ih\ly\] :A‘wi slippers on sale at 98c. regardless of price, to close them out quick, All new styles,in vici kid, pat- f'll( leather, every pair fitted by a carefully as if you paid the reg- competent shoe 1.85 1.15 390c¢ 1 blacks or tans, A R 98¢ fine $1.00 boudoir in this sale at fine p 49c¢ $2.00 ana 98¢ ROS. leather all sizes tent leaves the hair and skin clean. | Mange | If you'll investigate you'll invest. CLOTHES FOR MEN «~ WOMEN HAY DEN Men'’s $22,50 Suits on Sale at $12.50. To further reduce our immense stock of men’s finest suits we will continue the sale on all our $18.00, $20.00 and $22.50 Suits 1250] Remember there are no finer garments made, Lvery one is fitted to a living model in making. All are silk sewed—collars lapels and buttonholes hand sewed and stitched—all buttons firmly fastened—all inter-linings thoroughly shrunk-—all pockets and other volnerable points strongly stayed. The fabries and patterns are the very best. You get unrestricted choice while “ $12.50 PANTS will be closed out at half and le Our entire this gale lasts at only regularly worth 950 | MEN's stock of men’s fine odd trousers, to $7.50, will be closed out at § E A SPECIAL VALUES in men's suits, worth $10 and $12.50, to close at $4.75 and 300 STOUT MEN'S SUITS worth $10 to $18, now on sale at $10, $7.50 and Boys’ Washable suits at T5¢ Washable Suits, at 15¢ Washable Knee Pants at . ... $1.25 Washable Suits, at ......... $1.75 Washable Suits, at .... §2.50 Washable Suits, at 2 40¢ on the dollar, SEND I'OR FALL CLOTHING CATALOGUE. HAYDEN BROS. JUDGE GORDON o VS. BABY | “Krug The judge says there is no danger in using the kind of milk sold fn Omaha. He drank some and it did not kill him. Not “o with bables. Most all their ailments ? in summer can ®e traced to their food. A large share of thelr troubles can be avold- a lne ed by using 1] H 1t not, have missed a good thiug. unique basis. It sells itaelf. Tts fame and you for ~|rrfl‘tzlhvz nI.-”mnkH It In @ Very com: || Luisiian is the envy of many. The palste, plete article and the price reasonable—onty ;;’:I., "l'rh» doc :‘. ¥ ,u‘mu it is the best of [the beneficiul results achleved “within" the its kind. Sold by 'inner man are the only and real judges of Approved of by enters | its merits them, it tris fJ- A. FULLER & CO. umphantly fonumerable households, CUT PRICE DRUGGISTS. Where Cabinet enters, Fonrteenth and “nugine Streets. doctors and drug | bille exit. i Send for book—The Baby B HROWED BY FRED KRU BREWING CO,, ACH[N(] Phene 4 OMAHA, YEB TEETH — Do not suffer the torture of “Tooth-ache,” but bave them extracted without pain, by using VITAL| AIR, or it they can be saved have them treated and filled. Our work is | firet-cla Extracting TR A 20c Vitalized Alr e S0 Gold drowns $5.00 Taft's Philadelphia Damal Ron'ns. 1517 Douglas St DON'T FO‘!GET THIT WHEN SMOKINII l You have the BEST notw Ithstanding they cost you ne more than Inferlor goods. P R RICEM. C.CO, MANUFACTURERS, ST. LOUIS, MO, UNION WABE C. A, RAILSBACK, OMAHA, DISTRIBUTOR, AMOSE | / I'\ (” “) PoL'CEMEN S QUICK wom( WEDNDSDAY 18 THE SHOE SALE | LACE CURTAIN EADS 40C EACH. | BOSTON ST AND PURCHAS |— ) AAAAANAA AAAA AN xt dinar, Town v wt Sensatl Hare L d | - | Parties Who Brakie Tato Heewery ana | WERCRE S, L8 S G oamt O | mAias Yon Bver Heard 0n | i p e oy leohts and | g ! Stole Heer Now Under Lock AT BOSTON OMAHA AT BOSTON STORE, OMAHA AY, AUG. 1 | Lists Over 'I'hmv Days Old Are Entmly and Key. $60,000 WORTH OF FINE SHOES ON BAR- | We bought from a well known New York| We made two very fortunate purchases | " GAIN SQUARE: lace importing house their er K ecently. One is a many urer's entire .\1'“:.; y n’\ roing :n \n\o.vv('n'fl;hv ;‘v“'ry PILED UP IN PILES AS HIGH Af YOUR | Brussels, and Irish Th rt The other v<' manufacturer's en of the Nebraska brewery, Third and Hick ¢ 9 tr ’ yard A ¥ HEAD ON MAIN LOOR AND IN THE |are in lengthe 1 one ard two yards gire stock o uslin underwea (hese go | VALUES ARE INCREASING RAPIDLY | or,"sirerts, succerded s well that by 1o 1P DASEMENT A %4 Thy dimmers’ Mmalse of i S e . o'clock they had vhn'\r nmr;‘m Jall and had o tromendous difference between a Bos- | that are worth high 00 a pa WEDNESDAY, AUG. 15. . wring confessions from them 8 - * d any other shoe sale | They are very it h curtaln $2.00 PETTICOATS 1 | Advance Not Confined to Any Par.| 00 COTE S Sesd Lo e _| ton Store shoe sale and any other shoe sa n $2.00 PETTICOATS, 50( SINIRE © LooRlitysBuyars. APS | ira o Jumt ther med to be & Very pa.g never been so forcibly demonstrated ae | small windows and door curtaine They | Ladies' high-grade petticoats made of the / slender clue to work upon. The manager | v (i be in this sale, in fact, no compari- | must be geen e d and We finest silk-f o Numerous and Owners of the ‘Drewery:s o i s sa @ 4 ¥ {lk-finished cotton taffetas, silk- i Ty explained that some time | gon can be drawn between such a shoe sale | offer them tomorrow ea finished mofre moreens ard silk-mercerised - Not Anxious to . during Sunday night burglars had broken | ae this and any other LINEN DOYL! cH cotton, with from two to five ruffies and : Th i f suits i |1nto the boiler room of the plant, where | ““rie" s aun barkains are so marveloos | W Will ofter to” el row_ 10000 desp niented Heumeings, WORty up to $5.00, | e selling or S | they secured tools with which they bat " ‘ t, they | linen fringed doylies, all different styles, at | that they scem impossible, in fact, they : | on sale Wednesday at ach d all As & result of the prosperity now pre- | tered down the door leading to the coollng | would be impo fl»‘:..]m any other house, but | the uniform price of 1c each. This is the | A muslin ,m‘,,,‘ "‘. m“;“,a..,”,,,” o | g‘OCS on eyon a ‘ valling In Omaha the real estate market I8 | room. From the latter place they stole |y gact that we, Boston Store, bought the | DIZgest bargain we have ever offered tive Stook of White skirtas-mnde of A6e Hius. Y . y in & pecullar condition. Owners of real ed- | three pony keks of beer, worth $7.20, and | ghoag for so little money is reaton enough | 20C EMBROIDERIES. 345C, 5¢ AND T%C | }in and cambric, with double ruffes and Expectatl(mS'— way | tate are not so anxious to sell as they were | made away with them. There were indi- | for our selling them at the sensationally YA with deep flounces of embroidery and lace f six months ago and prospective buyers arc{cations that the marauders were familar | jow pricen which we will Wednesday Manufacturer's samplo pleces of all the | yymmoq with inserting and handsomely 3 beyOl]d more numerous. | with the premis | The beautiful styl the excellent quali- finest embroideries and insertings, in all tucked, worth up to $2. on sale Wednes- E Every ronl estate list In the hands of As a pony keg of beer is about all &|(jeq and the imme quantity of the shoes | ¥14ths, worth up to 20c a yard, in this sale g a¢' 400, 750 and 98¢ each. | No one now sneers at a agents which has not been revised ““"‘"“‘””"' man can 1ift the pair of novice i tnjg sale will make it impossible for any- | 3%, ¢ and Thc yard | ROSTON STORE, OMAHA. . : . e thirty days Is out of date and the chances | sleuths reasoned that the property had |pody o go away dissatisies. No matter how | 20C LACES, 234C, 60 AND 7%4C YARD. Nw. Cor. 16th and Douglas sts ready-made dress. We've are that owners would not accept the stated [ not heen carried far; they reasoned also | high your standard may be set in regard to| A!l the finest wash laces and insertings, In | .o - " lifted the ntyh' and bet- price for 75 per cent of the property listed. | that it would be natural for the thieves | quality of fineness in shoes. whether it be | Al Widths, hundreds of patterns, worth up | A Correction. Every agent reports an increase, and one | to roll their loot down hill. Acting upon | g man's shoe or a womans shoe, o a | 0 a yard, in this sale at 2i4c, e and | In Thompson, Belden & Co.'s advertise- tered all the little points » pe s 0f pric v A ' The yard | me Sund s, says that seventeen offers of the list price | this theory they walked down a long, gen- | cnila's shoe, the shoes you will find in this | <'3¢ & ¥ard ment Sunday it read linen for shirts together that made the wide gap between made-to- have been refused {n the last thisty days. | tle slope in the direction of the river and | gale are not only equal, but probably finer | 0000 sample pleces of all-over embroid- | 12i4c per yard. It should have read § b | The advance in high-priced property 18| finally came across a man asleep In the | than any ever sold in Omaha before, no mat- | ™% 1aces and tuckings, all fine quality, [ “skirts” instead of “shirts.” This was an order annd ready-made. We don’t deny that we're not @6 marked as that of cheap pmp;lm.\w.au | ter at what price you bought them. WOLRNT “"; T“r’ \'_’ |‘x’r“1$\enn‘\' error on the part of the proofreader. selling suits very cheap, but we do deny that we're In tha western part of town houses and lots | “Here's one keg of beer,” sald Gibbons. | ons v OSTO! % O . | -~ = 1 < N e which were offered last winter for $1,000 are [ A short distance away on an ashheap, his el il g S E | N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas Sts. Cheap Round Trip Rntes. selling cheap suits. All the suits now on sale are —————

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