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8 Yy OMATIIA DAILY BE MONDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1000. BLACK IMLLS GETS INTO LINE | COLORADO 1S COMING BACK |(ATHOLICS DEDICATE (HAPEL | FIGURING OUT ESTIMATES THIS TO DOC. | pryan ives HRepublicans People Regard the B ) OMAHA, Sept. 2th, 1804 d t Prosident Meli MY DEAR DOC | Whe Burlingt " Miners Expect to Give McKialey a Nice | Impressive Ceremonies Mark Opening of 8t. Foregone Conelusla ority This Fall | o 1. carson i 1 Franois' Chapel at 8t. Joseph Hospital. Hon, Chnbtor.T: Bretns Fetatued | hew « lle, a prominent attorne they have be or se 1l wecks for t thers " 1 thers TAKING NO CHANCES ON MR anvmi"‘ il fle: @ prominent attornes | goynp SCANNELL ATTENDS EXERCISES | pona: Ko 2 b be there of Denver. It illustra he situation benefit of their health, which bad been poor | i} “'""'\' '” Yot [ Colorado very fairly (\l.ru:yu I.n 8 ,‘;M‘.y -d Hwh]\"ll.\\u 1’ ‘m accept the pro f that is offer Are restless. distu bed over the qucn(iou of ) R, Sept 3 . Greene have fmproved considerably and ex- | you will be nerfectly snfe to pIig 1 S stur ver Sk A L Existing Brand of n,..-...’-.::: |‘. . lt.‘,"”.\\ ‘x»- X: , :.-.-‘l)olfll nys Bl .‘-:r:l.fh Ir.ll press themselves as glad to be back home !;\W m‘:“‘ ¢ Dertectly ity o '\.w I Autumn dress! ' 1ot settle the que Laough and No Substitute . » gt ss! Why S s 9 t again nobody to Interfere in your percentage bu: i w? Wanted by the South Lives (o Ministering (o I have heard very little of politics where | fness. Iut if we don't dear Doc, you « tion 110 Dakota . e Siek. I was,” said Mr. Greeno, “as I spent m depend on this, that we cannot forse - F e te of my time in Vermont and Maine, where | even if it's only occasionally, to give y o Al everything 18 one way, both of those st A touch of “high life. Now, dear Doc, b ® Bouth " g {mpressive ceremonies having held elections which muke th a good, nice man. We won't feel offended | majority for it solidly republican. The people there it you tinae o tell vour patlents we tion of prosperity that will be ast.und.ng hurch St. Francis' chapel at ou tel hospital was dedicated Sunday | MOt 8¢em to be discussing the issues, but to [ CaR't fill your prescriptions paid W. R, Dickir e of tae piomi 1 g by Right Rev. Richard Scanmell | be fguring out cstimates of the result scnlEF CUT PRICE . nent busigess men of Lead, who 15 in the tion was due you, hop of Omaha, The procession of priests | EVEryone feels sure that President McKin DRUGGIS O ty ) 5 ? city from the Black Hills for a few ‘1‘»1\ Vot and acolytes, headed by the prelate, passed | 16Y Will be re-clected by a handsome ma S, W. Cor. 16th and Chicago. \ SEspmuTING ¢ th v + around the outside of the chapel and enter P. 8.—Goodbye, D Dick sars been one I X e e O T TR | I AP SR o o S W o CARNIVAL. GOUGHS . Tailor-made the saints was recited and the formal dedi- | devote some time to the campaign. Noth soun N b L ek e Ao el cation took place, t procession movin: l““ ‘]""’” ;" “' me "‘”“" 1l I” to -""y\r USE “LA GRIPPE COUGH SYRUP"-—-It S . of the leve that v ocr round the interior of the chapel chanting | Praska restored to the republican column | ojears the voice and bromchial passiges. t o the re thre I shall be ready to do all I can to promote easily and quickly as it docs the more r 1 ba er taken 3 t vl high mass “coram episcopo” was cele- |t object. T have scen the newspaper |cent one—coughs, colds, bronchitis, whee . . ¢ 18 polt . brated, the episcopal throne being placed | Accounts of the local republican conven- |ing of the breath, “t se8s"" wbout ths |1 Made from all wool venetian, but b at the right of the altar. The celebrant was | '108. and while there are & few men on the | .ogt, hoarseness and sore throat All acket double breasted, box front ticularly our city of s . « i MauMtis Baukholt 4 by Rey, | ticket T am not personally acquainted with [ yieid quickly to a few doses of this rom g4 b . ] Jeyin ommercial and min o T ). Corcoran, deacon: Rev. M. F, Byrnes, | L KNOW most of them and am satisfied that [agy. Price 2c and S0c. Samples tree style—skirt with inverted plait AL A hu‘v'.‘u‘.‘t e t ¥ M. Colaneri, deacons of honor; Rev. A Mow Hright's Disease Starts. Catarrh Jelly. For Hay Fever, Sherman's 258 than §18 e ; A r Ige, assistant priest: Rev. J. Jeannette, | fndigestion, billousmess, blood polsonea | Eucalyptus Catarrh Jelly. When your . less than §18— ]1 ? -) e NI S e ble fact bty 3 licans | master of ceremonies, and Rev. P. F. M- | with urea and uric acld (which should have \D ACHES (from cold) use Sherman's our price .......... g In the Black Hill wwle fi Carthy been excroted by the Kidneys rheumntie | BUCAIYDLus Catarrh Jelly. Whem you cane that the progre Wb : nediat thereift The choir of 8t. John reh sang Mil- | naing in nerves and foints, causing frri- |10t breathe through the nose use Shere rdless of forme Miiation build w machine wh lard’s mass in G, the & being Mrs. J | tation of the kidneys, then pains over the | man's Catarrh Jelly. If you have neve At the conclusion of this ceremony solen aligned in the re ra t e itios G Stewart White, Miss Flora Kosters, H. V working for th \ nd_ sta Burkley, J. B. Doyle and J. P. Murphy, with ticket as thoug W wing, with the offices ) mall of the bek, mark sure approach |Used it call and get free sample. You w of Bright's disease. Do not delay taking | KNOW then that it's the best catarrh and hn A. Shenk at the organ. The music of th fon, While I don « democrats who ne Foley's Kidney Cure, for it makes the kid- / cold medicine made. Made and sold by : neys right. Take mo substitute Myers think it i 1 anticly I d the democra the occasion and the solos in the “Kyrie,” | piyy Cor. 16th and Dodge. | pivotal one i L t AAYe & BAUNTS Tre , Millard's mass was most appropriate for golng to ol the ciection of Mr. Mc- | iCredo” were particularly worthy of r - s New Btore 8B silver question was settled for | mark Cheap Rate Exeursions | ture by an over years, turned thelr attentior see it Northwestes e for ches el L% wit reenlt that we [ Faith Groundwork of Human Effort, e bt L LU g TR eacted ek ;- excursion rates to Hot Springs, 8. D., dur~ (0 cougressmen ous « sduction to | Rev. M. P. Dowling J., who took occaslon h Dakota to have the homop | B! nt that for the [ to show the necessity of faith as the Contract ® Da ending Mr. McKinley back to the ton of the white metal censes 10 | roundwork of all human effort and the [ CLINTON, Mass, Sept. 30.—MacArthur While House been sumel necessity of religion as a sustaining power | Bros., Winston & Sooher of Chicago have Y s » i i g in life. He dwelt upon the work of the re- [ been awarded in Boston the contract fc /a lne Four Yen Ago nud VYow, | t strie tiht sl | Vigious order which operates the hosp building the Wachusett dam, by the Metro- | | reasonably expect to carry this state if h ing that its founder realized that faith | politan Water board, the specified price Black Hills by a big majority. The vote | had confined himself to telling the truth in | and religion should find a place in a charity [ which was the lowest in the list of bid-| If mot, you have misse: a good thing was & great surprise, but a greater one | B Speechos wod, insisting on the SUVer | which fs to be lasting. “Faith can explain | ders, being $1,603.6 This exquisite 18 In store this fall, for several counties | myself would refuse to vote for him on that | the problems of life; reason stands dghast | The dam, which will be one of the larg- in that district have been gradually com- | giiestion, for the reason that his saccess at | und shudders at pain. Reason gives no rest- [ cst in the country, {8 planned to be 1,00 | U0Iaue basis. It sells tseit. Iis fame and ing back Into the republican fold and this | the polls would pavalyze gold mining by | jng place for meeting the ills which in- | feet long and 200 feet high and is to hold | reputation is the envy of many. The palato year I believe the vote will be about at|gilver mining industry and @iverting cap- | evitably come to humanity. Revelation |in check the waters of the Nashua river, L ) K CiLy | the beneficiu e8| ! “wit id the ratio of 16 to 1 and it is needless to | ital from the'channel fn which it I8 now ac- | must show the silver lining to the cloud and [ which supplics the Metropolitan district. & Bl Tosully achieved: “within® the say that the long end will be for McKinley | {IPIed. But when Mr Bryan comes to th | gyow that these ills may be for the eternal | The backwater will form a lake some six |1Bner man are the ovly and real judges of and Roosevelt. It is interesting to note | relegates sliver to the back shelf, as he did | welfare of the sufferer. miles in length | fts merits. Approved of by them. it tri the changes in political sentiment in that | do in his letter of ucceptance, the irresist “The mystery of the cross is the secret v enters nnumerab! seho ult Sony 3 |vm‘y it/ ‘any other regionin| SHIS CONCINEIUN Lo HN cecuted tom s iown | 5o 'rhl. fi'r‘ wih )u A'hlr"l u;m\'[ \h 1 |u:r'n R SR RIS N8 AT U SRR e e ection do " acts and the words uttered by his own | °f the gro o L As long as | e cause of their ill health. If they | Where Cabinet enters, doctors and dru the country of like area can make a show- [ mouth, is that hie {4 not the man we ook | the church holds up the crucifix and pro- 2% .""" i ",”‘,‘,) 3 “', o o A ing of larger defections from the cause of | him to'be, but that the prime question With | claims God as king the world can would start to treat their kidneys with | bills exit. never him % not one of national policy. but on Foley's Kidney Cure the wearlness of body AREWED BY Bryanism. 1 attended a political rally | 0%t '\ Gy of national policy, but o | wholly forget and never will the suftering | FoleY's Kidney Cure the wearin f body recently at Helle Fourche, one of the great | rado sent muny brave boys to the Philip- | and afiiicted be without the consolation ”,gn'h_'l m}flr' 'l"v wh; hm‘u he .\l‘ml m.‘:\;n, | FRED KRUG BEREWING €O, cattle shipping @oints of the west. H, [ Pines. many of wh. ire now sleeping hope. By the cross and by suffering we are | ti¢ pains w isappear. Myers-Dillon | pheae 420, OMANA. NED neath the sod of t far-away land, o Drug Co., Omaha; Dillon’s Drug Stor L. Loucks, the man who has always been | 1o chamofon Mr, Hryan in his det to conquer—and that is what this chapel | STHE B koown as the “father of populism™ in | tion, If Glected president, to abandol means.” The speaker then paid tribute io | SOUth Omaba. o) | Bouth Dakota, was the principal orator [ Which has been purchased with the lif the religious women who have consecrated BORN 1 Four years ago Mr. Bryan carricd the malt beverage standa on & e Diseases. " il Kidn ache et aviy ‘s piste. or by L = T = Free book, # blood of our e boys and per and he gave a ringing speech in favor of chy, riot and insurrection to thetr lives to the work of relieving the sick McKinley. Then seven other speakers | hold swily in those ixlands, we mast, in f- | and said that the chapel meant more to 1 Paffenrath Sunda i ARFRE G0l ose | fect, say to those heroes who sacrificed | (nem than to a o 6110, a8 thom Uib & made fmpromptu_add and of these | (et JUE 0k thelr country's Nonor. ~You | hem than to anyone else, as from its altar seven four had been Bryan men in 1896, | were traitors to your counfry and murder- | they would draw inspiration leading to A. J. Plowman, one of them, who came | €rs at heart when you marched to the front | nobler work, and be blessed with courage tc near being elocted to the semate from | Under vour QUItES (s Mg and e PUL UPG! | meet all of the troubles which may be sent South Dakota by the populists and has | lawry.” This Is what Co'orado will never | upon them Siways bacn & lexder i tho populist party | dor nd while 3t Meiinfey continucs (o Pepular Excursions in our state, Is running for state's attorney | foMy s, e Affalrs pertaining to his office | The wolt 1o the fable yur on sheep's ! VIA on the republican ticket in Butte county. | which he has cohducted them in the past | ¢lothing because if he traveled on his own . : o5 Four years axo I Lead, which 15 the | b can debtid on (uiorida raflie’ 3" | reputation he couldn't accomplish nis pur- | MR The Union Pacific to y great majority fo a8 president of the glta . ] weat of tho Homestake gold mine, the | {United Sthtes. L '¢ | pose. _Counterfelters of DeWit's Witeh biggest in the world, a miner courted| Knowing tha temper of the people of this | 1iazel Saive couldn’t sell their .orthless & . i m bodily harm If he mentloned any favoritism | 05, fion" and “Knowledge throukh o resl- | boxes and wrappers ike DeWiite . Look l' & (LN I D R R for McKinley. All of the miners were|denco of twenty years, supplemented by ‘ltt's W for Bryan. Now the conditions are exactly | considerable traveling ' about the —state t for them. Take only DeWitt's Witch Foversed. 1 have been around the hotst- | WIthin the last four wecks | mike the :«.::1. Salve. It cures piles and all skip Extracts from numerous letters: ing works several times lately when the Kinley and Mr. Roosevel i ' " 4 A haiee Ok Slvii- Clankka: Mo taoibty ml‘n-rfl were coming up (rumywurk and, | state of Colorads In November, A = Nore Avpetiar ot Log »\v?w g l, ,\“r', m'\‘ 8 M 1“; mery of Los nersonal experiment with Bryanism Good Fishing. writes 1 have taken the trip many nigel ites have traveled a while politics were discussed freely, 1t| jom “nonuiism and ke strajght % Spirit Lake, Okoboji, Lake Washington, times by different routes. I can say great deal, but never used tourist cars RS (GRREVEIAL (0 THA. M BEYAD DAR, AgY. has satisied me beyon Waseca, Eagle Lake, River Falls, Solon your Persopally Conducted Excursions before, and we had not thought It Black Hillx Ca nte. count me In among the straight Springs, Rice Lake, Bayfield, Ashland, Gog- excel all. 1 found everything clean possible for a journey to be made so e have a favorite candidate in the ving republicans, for while the re eblc, Watersmeet and numerous lakes near and comfortable, and received as much comfortable. The Union Pacific cars Black Hills, Eben W. Martin of Deadwood, | IGAR RATLY, I8 not ajways ajtoxsther rieht. | st Paul and Minneapolis | attention as I did going east in the are a revelation who is running for congress on the re-| Mr. Bryan und his party are hardly ever They are all good fishing places and are Pullman.” publican ticket. His election is already ;l;”::‘y;;;‘(rl\“ 'i:)l‘il. but are almost always | quickly and comfortally reached by the Be Bive . Bacote nt:Bbicn il NV e DVakStbisE thab sonld assured and he will reflect great credit Aenpately ¥ours.. | Northwestern Line. 3 & 1ot Ohlohgor Fetluiyiies: ibvervihing that ton upon our portion of the state when he . ool 4 Cheap rate excursi-ns September 18, 21 \mv‘w I‘ \‘h.‘ to than the l:r'll i ”z. . i m Sl l"l vvl gots to congress, for ho 15 an able lawyer | SENTIMENT IS CHANGING | snd 26 Limit, October 51, 1900, City ticket Pacifo for the way in which they ar- gors oll the way was done, and will and represents the highest type of man office, 1401 and 1403 Farnam street. '«KV{K"{“ \‘) ;‘:),I“, tr "]u.lvnld llu the 1l“\:‘,,:m'|‘:',‘,:I::’ n‘\»‘.'.ymlw'l':"’n'.“’.‘» |‘\'|| hood. His opponent is Joe Moore of Lead, | Mr. Dobson Says Republicans Can e B R A abexant s he hest for tta suitar who 18 now serving as circuit judge and| Carry Nebraska if They Make the Notice o Travellng Men. abl gemer achieved much prominence during the late Neoharaiv BRoet All Traveling Men's Republi-an clubs and I ne Dletiore aad Al traveling men not belonging to clubs | § ‘hese Persomally Conducted Excursions through the press that he prayed the god | Secretary of State George L. Dobson of |[4re cordially invited to join us in the of battles for victory to crown Aguinaldo|lowa was in the city Sunday after a tour | 87and parade given in honor of Governor | Leave Omaha Every Prida'y' n his butchery of our American soldiers | of the state. He will continue his campalgn | R00s€velt at Lincoln, Tuesday afternoon, For full information call at at war with the Filipinos. The patriotism | work in Nebraska for another two weeks, [ October 2. = All those participating in the New City Ticket Office, 324 Farnam 3t Tel 3'6 of the peeple of South Dakota can't be|“I've been in Nebraska now for two weeks,” | PArade will meet at Lincoln hotel not later questioned and Joe Moore has had many |said Mr. Dobson, “and I think I can see |then 8 o'elock. .~ an_occasion to regret his fiery statement | conditions improving for the republicans as | LINCOLN TRAVELING MEN'S REPUB- The Irish Girl is tho best there is! We mean e IRISH GIRL CIGAR. It s Cuban Hand Made. The tobuccos used are the finest of O1d Veulta Ha:ana. These tobaccos wera purchased before the Spanish you know this means superior to recent crop: war and Mr. George Chadley of Seneca Falls, It has been known as a brand for 20 years and the mak ers have @ reputation to sustain That is why there is no better 10¢ cigar in the world McCORD-BRADY & CO. Distributor Omaha, Neb, eeecsseccccescsrscscsrcscsssserssrsceoseresnes O i R e were not a score of other things|as the sentiment, especially among the VIA about equally as bad in his record armers, is changing our way. When I came THE NORTHWESTERN LINE. s St I.Sh CI l\ any change. Our city cannot be excolled | away at the end of the week to go into Ken- - y “ e ; i b by any other in the country of its size for | tucky, but I think now that Nebraska s the 1 iinot adi Sata) 3 ) 3 aprovement, advancement and Drosperly. | more promlsing fleld for mork e T I 25 Ladie $| 00 of men’s fail and winter suits and 3 I Northern Michigan, ‘e L] troyed the very heart of the busines SxMibita at Paris, » ) d o sy Ty s — Bron o1 ove 1 bas L hcn ropa | ,Terof & arge bl o e counry | ¥WO. DOLLARS, [LUS ‘ONE FANB. | Ladic Qe i e G PRSLENRRS reflecting on the loyalty of his constitu- I go along. I'm satisfied Nebraska can be| LICAN CLUB. Py . . ents That one remark would defeat him | carried for McKinley with the proper effort, RS e P R TP T TN 9 ASIOmShI"g‘ Bal‘gallls m here b “In Lead the business men don’t want|bere two weeks ago I expected to be called ALL POINTE Wisconsin, Minnesota, , y Less than a year ago a disastrous fire de e e s WVLRDNBYE oiss.0iis 6050/ 0ni0 loaks ..... S AFST o vhlo % Round Trip! ; . now with olegant brick structures and |3 the Paris exposition which will prove R et Petticoats ...... with flounce the business men are doing well. We are| YeT¥ interesting o all who may attend, but Minimum Rate, §7. Dutting in & fine sewage systom, the plans | O MOre 80 than the news that the famous September 26, | Children’s Jackets ur at $5, 50, $8.75, $10, $12.50, £15, 818 and $20. The fabric in A " American remedy, Hostetter's Stomach Bit- City Ofces, 1401-1403 Farnam Street. C D 1 " 3 ! A Collarettes. .. every garment we sell is carefully selected and tested I'hie fin Just having been completed by Omaha's| M i ! o & = | sapable city engineer, Mr. Rosewater. 1t [ ' Will positively cure dyspepsia, indiges- | NATIONAL CONVENTION OF DEMO- | i Stk hs P & A anybody around here ever runs across a| tion, constipation, billousness and nervous- CRATIC CLU Special salo on Ladies' Suits $1 S 50 & $l§ ishing, and tailoring of garments, the linings and the reliable tramp it won't be mecessary to bave a| 1€ To all sufterers of the above com- worth $15.00 and $20.00, at a1 & « spasm of pity for him because he doesp't|Plaints a :;m'! h; l‘!«‘:mmvn'lml with the ’r;' ‘I‘-lll;ngm.:(lh':ml d.. -:,-...:m.”;‘ N Ladles’ handsomest and / most stylish Sample Buits, : make up of the “iuside give thew that different tone, - that o PR e & i rot {o| A88urance that when honestly used a cure e Omaha & § uis rallroad will sell | wortn $40.00 and $50.00, at $25.00 and $27.50. sureness of fit ¢ rInane: ane. wants. There's mot an idle man in the | SY8tem $h00 for the reuad Selpa All-iptarmation Ladies Golf Skirts RS iy o ¥ 2 ——e at city offico, 1415 Farnam street, or write s 4 ; ’ W PR TRC RN A AR whole country cantiguous t0*our oity. I| wilams & Bmith Co. sanounce the:are | Hawey B, Moores, G B & B0 A Omohe Very finest imported materials, made up with strapped SPECTAL PURCHASE-—Nine lots, 198 suits in J||$ 15 yas making & poll recently of the med | jival of fall and winter woolens. | Neb AINRD SR ML EQRp ok AHISRIY, B | just closed out to us by the famous 1. 8. & M olghty-seven men employed only four will $10, $12.50 and $15. / manufacturers at the end of their wholesale season be able to vote next month. Not bec ause | Qwe table of ladies’ Golf Skirt AYS $3 75 :::m«‘.‘xr'.y”{:d..xx R LLLLL L Yo ‘1‘.‘““1\:'-' ‘;Y:"“"\]“"l[ ”l:l ):“ g ' These are their regular $25.00 finest suits; made from best :.':: ‘:‘..:‘.‘j‘:‘yl\h‘”x\v‘ Ay and finding work with 10" sorges, worth $8.80d §7, on 8ale At.os.. $2.50 imported vicunas in oxfords, blacks and blues; also in fine stripe fsn’t any wonder in view 4 . Ie of all these circumstances that a business \ 5 35 sumple high grade Taffet ik 8kirts, most elabo or Hockannm worsted; the most dependable, stylish and up-to or a working man in Lead is for McKin - rately trimmed, at §12.00, $15.00, $20.00, $50.00, $10 and §30. date suits made; with single or double breasted vests ley, and I am going to cut my stay in > Our stock of coats in automobiles, boas and Etons s o d b Omaha shorter than I intended to in order | ¢ something tremendous. Impossible to describe them. We the nobbiest ereations ever brought to On I'he 1‘_ to get back for Roosevelt day in Dead (4, have them from the plain jucket at §5.00 to the swellest ims Q M. $25 sui sale at 4 > 8. &M § suits, on sale at ..., wood. 1t will be the greatest political rally ' ported automobile at $45.00 H & M. $25 in the history of the Black Hills | ) X g 250 Washington Mills Ker Jackets—made with strapped — l seams, pearl buttons and lined with the famous Skin SPECIAL IN OVERCOATS—The swell new Raglan over aus Calle, | r's satin rranted for 2 years' wear—a jaeket wor 5.00 s Py : Mr. 1. Seever, o carpenter and bullder u‘ [ ::,I\ huu»:’m“\‘x‘.I‘ i rdes Eh AMRECNORIR DM b $l0.00 coats in the new lengths, 38 to 41 inches; comfortable as well as | | only Kenton, Tenn., when suftering intensely u ) { T Wi R \ stylish: made by the famous H. 8. & M.; positivel £ ! stylish; made by the fam ST v ity st | THE BURILINGTON STATION v o o QU UEDEPREONE e A e o apeial parcise s him. The drugist sent h'm a hottle of 4 ; s at $12.50 ¢ bt (b A A R PR I el . sians, near-silks, eleotric seals, muflloons andall other furs us to sell these two small lots at $12.50 and Remedy, three doses of which effectes 75 Astrachan Capes, Skinner's satin lined, warranted to wear- $4 50 permanent cure. Similar purcs have b 3 worth $7.50—on sale at . o onns " | effected by this remedy fa almost e e A gy 52 FOR BOY neighborhood. 1t Is the only -sumedy *at J Children’s Jackets We have double:breasted Vesteo and Sailor Sults at 95e, can bo depended upon In the most severe W e $1.75, $2.50 and up to $5.00, that cannot be duplicated for less R e carry more fackets for ages 4 to 16 yea an a cases of colic and cholera mordis, Most ? 1 ears than all the houses in Omaha combined prices 5 to 50 per | druggsts kvow th's and recommend it ; P ! g when such a medicine Is called for Wit R S leas LhAD sar beiee i the ; $|2.00 HAT SALE. than twice our pric All sizes, from 3 to 16, They come from $1.25 to Campaign Hats for men on sale at o; . . R | Aee w Rates to Linesin, 200 jackets, ages 4 to 12, on sale n | ) gn C , L) & 1 Burlington Route, on Tuesday, Wednesday Rt 2 226 Men's Stylish u'u; in .n;.‘.A: Colonels and Rail 7 c and Friday Only $1.65 for the round trip, October 2, 2 and 5 s road shades; regular $1.20 Hats, on sale at.. « Only $1.35 to Lincoln and return, via the On Thursday, Oct. 4, only $1.35 for the round trip Exquisite Millinery All the latest Golf shapes, regular $2.00 and .25 serones Dot Burlington Route, on Thursday Tuesday—Roosevelt Da S A splendid showing of all the newest creations from §145 Hata, an shle at Trains at 8:40 a. m., 3:00 p. m., 4:25 p. m > J forelgn and eastern fashion centers. Hundreds_of cop- | 280 Men's Stiff Hats, fine felt body, in the Knox and other lead- and 6:30 p. m Wednesday-—-Fusion Day. fes of Pattern Hats on special sale Monday, You ar ing shapes, sold elsewhere at $1.75 to $2.50, l ) ; Mire to find & becoming hAT in our Ereat VAFICLy. & sWal Tickets, 1502 Farnam street and at Bur- Thursday—Flower Parade D L B s LI | A 1 AT 1 on sale here at AR -( 0 Maston atation 'Ir:\::‘;_\ "‘:'“;".T""l“” LS e [ THE BIG STORE IS A SAVE PLACE TO TRAD e - Sa rday—Ca; Vi, Ay LAINC N STRE | v ficket Office, Buriington Swatien, ) i 4 K, Lo Dol L CH 1502 Farnam St. 10th and Mason Sts. ’ Route, $1.65 for the round trip, on Oet. 2 Tol. & Tol. 128 to 5; $1.25 for the round trip on Oct. 4 City *icket office, 1328 Farnam st. l b