Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 20, 1900, Page 12

12 1000 READY T0 WELCOME HANNA| _ xeoaew smiomn aco. GERING LEAVES DEMOCRAT 5,063 LOCAL. POLITICAL CALENDAR | New Shoes, Suital for ¥Fa Winter Wear, Our new “AUTOMOBILE" WINE SHOE Ohio Benator to Ba Recoived by Repre-|for ladies 1o the very latest creation in| Had PBeen Prom ¥ win, We ha e to ove prosperity b Ip from th State Hepnblican Meeting can. gaturday, Ootober 20 |vi| Senators M. A. Hanna of Ohlo and F'rye rent Worker in Their v footwear. Only $4.00 | In| of Maine and Patrick O'Donnell of Syra- sentative Republican Te Our 1ndie TORM BOOT" 1a fust the Ranks for Years. county| cuse, N. Y., at the Musical pavilion, | _— thing for golf skirts and rainy weather B8l Omaha; Blum's and Koutsky's halls, *t Only $3.3 CANNOT W BRYAN'S LEADERSHIP <“election four | Bouth Omaha WILL SPEAK FIRST AT SOUTH OMAHA | gr ¥. 00 ision sole shoe, with cushion 0T FOLLOW BRYAN'S L| [ ichicy e 3 marn | = insole, 18 fust the thing for tender feet — of I Thuyer county 18 a little’ less | Democratic Meetings. el flexible as & hand turned shoe; an easy | Does Not Approve of the Fuaton| about 10 1he Ing | saturday, October 20 o 1 Bacort ] g I Yroop of R e e tvom " | walker, and only $2.35 Candidnte's Appenls to Men's very qutets that | North Side Bryan club, 4101 North Twen. he talk today 1S 1N ‘”""” wetet o & at Our $3.15 extension sole, patent tip, but Passions and Says ie is | votes to ty-fourth d t f ll '] » Hotel to Maglo | ton and lace shoe is our “LEADER.” It a Demngogne. e Sunday, Octobep 31 our a B4 City. [ combines all the values of a $3.75 shoe. NEW YORK DRESSMAKING STOCK.| Danich-American Bryan and Stevenson regar oYy . Ouly $8.15 eprr club, Washington hall ' $ o | Our Indies’ velour calt shos at $2.25 fs| Matthew Gering of Plattsmouth, Whote | Smith & i Weat 4Bth St., New - suit, YOU CXFCCt to The reception tendered ‘ i equal to any $2.75 shoe on the market—a |COnversion to republicanism was recently an- York, exsmaking Stoek, Dance Tonight. v [} Yanna tonight while . 0 . N g nounce 18 in Omab. d expects to make ON ' BALF BOSTON STORE, . good school shoe for girls y & an 3 " Washington hall, 18th and Harney =ts., than the Roose A . 8 ®| " Some bargains in boys, misses, and chil- [ his permanent residence here. Mr. Gering, MONDAY, OCTOBER 2 Solly Bight's lively ball this evening. get one, doflt you/ A the less sincere and 1 AONA 8 | o ren's shoes—suitable for school wear. who_has been known for years as one f the | The especial notice of every lady In ded to during his pres- Stubba’' full orchestra. A grand good time for you. Yes, gents, 26c. Welcome. comtort will be att " Children’s shoes, 8% to 11, f0c | democratic wheelhorses in Nebraska, gave | Omaha, Council Bluffs and South Omaha s ence in Omaha by a reception committee of | x Children's shoes, 81 to 11, 96, | briefly to The Bee today his first explana- [ called to this most important sale, which Misses’ shoes, 1114 to 2, 85 |tion of his withdrawal from the Bryan | Wil take place Monday, October You expect to get it 125 citizens under Chairman R. W. Richa 1 in the ¢ this son. Upon his arri Y A Missen' shoes, 1114 to 4, $1 ranks. Messrs. Smith & Dillon have been consid- thrc you car, accor~ afternoon at 5:10 ¢ ‘l K & ;" i ol “’“ Broken lines of hoys' shoes. Usual price, “I am prepared to have my democratic [ ered in m; respects the greatest competi- 4 N d committee will eacort him and his &SEOCIAOR | gy 56 g9 00 and $2.75. Closed out at 98c and | friends accuse me of being a sorehead poli- [ tion that Redfern had in New York | to the ller Grand e o | AW KELLEY, STIGER & CO., tician and & man of disappointed ambition,” | In buying this magnificent atock from the | dlflg to your ju gmeflt reception will be I" kbbbt Corner Fifteenth and Farnam Streets, | remarked Mr. Gering, “but I stumped the | Attorney Messrs. J. L. Brandeis & Sons will Mayor Kelly and a South Omaba receptio ¥ A e state for the party In 1596 and 1898 when I | be able to offer the highest class Indies’ ailk- committes will be in walting to attend N felt that it was no longer the democratic | lined tailor made suits, evening wraps, Hanna to the Magic City. A squad of Rough PYTHIANS WANT NEw "ALL party; that it was wandering far from the | evening gowns anl costumes, as well as the Ridors will act as & guar 1I.I‘v h A A Addition teachings of Sam Tilden and Jefferson. I |fnest silks, gatins, velvets and trimmings It 18 arranged that Mr. Hanna shall ap save the most money, taking quality, style, 1 Story to e Placed on Care have stayed with democracy for four years | bY the yard, that ever was seen In Omaha a t Sout {, where, If the 8’ Bullding at ¥Aghteenth 4 ' ' pear a h Omaha fir h simply through my love of it in the hope | At JUst about one-fourth what they were d Weathor 18 mild, he will_make three ad and Harne v Aoy e B oo T it fit and construction ciples. Now, when it takes a direct stand | Watch Sun against the government, I will support the | MOSt part tesmen and patriots who are at the na- | Sele and co near the po-toMes, which it was hoped would | The Knights of Pythias of Omaha are | 18 who could never | contemplating a union hall where all lodg Ay's papers for complete and e Monday without fa!l into consideration, mecommodate the th be contained in any of the city's halls, will [ may be brought together in a large club e 4 tion's head. HOSTON STORE, OMAHA, | 9 Nebragka customers ex- bo abandoned. Patrick O'Donnell of New | Negotlations are pending wth 8. 8. Curtls | “uf jook upon Bryan as a pure-minded man N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas Sts. Thro [ York is assigned as an-additional speaker | or tha addition of another wtory o his | op 1ouibie parsonality, but he in going about s pect to do hetter here than and J. H. Van Dusen as chairman of tho | building at the northwest corner ot Harney | g country a Robespierre and Danton rolled | Real worth and renl economy s what you o do n's hall, the ot assembly nitted to build nspector for the | o o veo! y age 7. That 1s the :;‘-m. b ]”v hal ) I'“ u:‘::-twr ot m{ | qukreorn whish ‘wouia-Bs providen i ca | netism to stir up discord between employer | bage That Is the interesting and workmen. He has such a grasp on the e way to 1 ’ this improvement is made. The additio v 1 | Ll Lghl troduce the speaker at Koutsky's hall ; Mt ; o Dl | hearts of the people that clergyman and | Willlams & Smith Co. announce the ar- METHAA T Sxpuited 0o | BIoak o st ord almost o quarter of & { ouragan alike will throw their dollars into | Fival of fall and winter woolens. visit to 8 by 10 o'clock, when “,:.‘“”" oor space and would cost about |,y campaign fund. But that is not states- ho will ap) et manship. McKinley, too, {s a pure-minded grandest scenery in Men'’s all America ~the panorama of the Rockies musical pavilion in D ey \rason, chairman of | After making a careful fnspection of (he |\ on® e [ Regins at Denver Ool tr :]hu . ik ! ; building Mr. teF, the ity bullaing in leader, and he does not rant about his pa- ""‘ > A Nl w S lpe - K t chairman s yet | Spector, consented to grant a permit for | tFlOtISm 1u public; it is something which he ln er Pitor ikte AASE-E L ermanent Chirman 15 S | e addition, an the bullding is trong and | Cherishes in his heart. Hryan flourishes his Thro' alace slesper from arance will. be occ % a foundation capable of bearing th 1 :vm‘.‘:..:x:in:‘ he m'um;A'l'A to vr.\l'n‘)ll[\uxvinu‘u, he Burlington Station, rye of Maine ditlonal welght. The floor plans show that | 2 ¢ i bl gl v bt oa s 4:25 p. m. daily »w quarters will contain a lodge hall | BOBUC of the age. e 18 urging men to op- ide by W. . Wil- | the Hanna's mainly by nddresses Suits 1 also bo o v o . Thro' tourist sleeper k S ver of the United | 86X50 feet, & ball room B68x64 feet an¢ pose the government; he is pretending to e oy Al1cton_ Sreplutor: o] MR, vabm~ SSees thyt T ‘m’hhllr\"n"l(: them that the White House la a rendesyous | The handsommest line of wiater wraps ittt tin pipi t | lity 1i Btates. and Samuel ‘\1 e PTCOT OF] theso rooms there are several waiting | °f, traltors. ever shown {n Omaha can be found at satin piping, extra good qnality lin. & large Chicago packing h rooms, pariors and ante-rooms | “There is no such thing as militarism in i VAL AR b el L . America and never can be. E OFFICH, ational Committeeman Schueider of Ne ” —— ¢ soldier ) | AT ? Ty 3 Head, in the United States army is a volunteer; 1502 FARNAM STREET. brasks and ether ¢ LAXATIVE BROMO-QNININE TARLETS, | 10 Man can be pressed into the service under o 0 ity Thursday and will ac the army code. And if 100,000 troops main- | r itizens met the Hanna train at Sloux — - ned when outside hos o8 exlst are .y N TATION, GOING AFTER WILD ANIMALS |ioihen, ", o taiie, Botitities exint "r"‘”?"FUH Coats, Capes, (OTH AND MABON T Collarettes, w line of demarka 128, tlon. Jefferson, the founder of democ: ing, perfect tailoring g, | $9.00 DOLLARS Men’s all wool Fall Suits— in a good assortment of patterns, correctly $Q OO constructed, gray, brown and blue .. iy . enator in his two days' tour Mr. Hanna will not spa Ay m himself and to the high mark reached by fifteen speeches, e— be a menace; there et Na. | Local Ratiromd Men Oiling Thelr Roe) NS BT braska. His list of speeches in the state L kel S did exactly what President McKinley 1s do- | Storm Collars and Scarfs ! Men’s Blue Serge Suits— Dhas already been made publice poting Lions. ing today. It was Dix who said ‘If any man in all tk o s Sy it vle i 1 tail Tho committee which has undertaken to haul down the Amerlcan flag shoot him on| — i1 all the popular furs. $5.00 satin piped, serge lining, style, fit and tailor 9 00 show Mr. Hanna the meaning of Nebraska '?f"h\’wlwlfl llmrtkm,vn n;nnnz the local | the mpot,’ and it is Bryan who says, ‘If any s | ing perfect in every particular .. sousd L { hospitality is as follows railroad men are considerably interested in | pilipino shoots an American soldier haul " F h FI l est Se | - B Ylon. F. Rosewater. Charles Leslle, the annouscements of the anntal lion hunt | down the American fas.’ ew rrenc anne Best Set Teeth . . . 8'00! Men’s Fall Suits— ohn L. Webster Mel Hoerner. o0 be held in Colorado during the first thrée | *Ag to the money question, if the repub- . m i hirles J. Greene Ivin of N ber, T ¥ \ h v oo s e O § Y o attern, 1 d com- Eiinies 1 e Eiving. days of November. For several years DARL | losn Derty Ta ton o e ey Sepids wals's Gold Crown ol 5.00 | To show you in pattern after pattern, a full and com acob 1. Jacobsen. . T, Helgren the ranchers and stockmen of the western | with {t. But neither am 1 for a single Silver Fillings 75¢ plete line of sizes. I|,“...‘,‘,“:wl,;,h e \w\ i I".‘{.“':»'\ 5 ;«ln ‘-I huvv; u’.»n: nn,;muunl r|nnml~\|p for the | silver standard. I am a bimetallist.” Just recelved—reliable .garments—lowest gS . . =0 [ J. Miilarc V. W, Bin hunting of destructive carnivorous animals, 2 B & m 4 QT 218 WATCHED / EVERYBODY CUS- Fram Murghy. Meed brunihg: [ LUAYR ) Sesnellve ceraitorous aolmals Tt prices Patnlens, Harmiess and Bxpert Batract. || THIS STORE I8 WATCHED BY EVERYBODY—C| Milton T. Barlow. D. H. Kirschner section and Is made a general outing for | PO A i b Bt LRl R AGE ing. One or all your teeth removed with- TOMERS FOR WHAT WE SELIL~—MERCHANTS FOR P, o) John urs e N ! 0 no easte bl 1) ) N . N N J10 L3 Baates . Boidrene RO s a’ those interested in sport Birarmers are almost too busy to attend schIELn out any pain by VITALIZED AIR. No sore WHAT WI UNDERSELL. ViotoF Rosewator. - H. T. Leavitt This year It comes at the height of the 3 2 X m' Mr. } 0 ard --\.m lll‘u-\ O gums, no after effects. | W. R. Kelly H. Mu ering. hunting season, when deer and elk are in v corn they are husking w bring ) " . | ‘ ¢ on Jstrom o % : jublican prices and they glv A, B. Delong. Henry Ostrom season and at the time when bear hunting is 4 T ahoming aaoieil L'UJAK&SUITCU. Taft's Phl[fldfiphla Iflar}‘t.al Rooms, | ¢ Yosehi Redman.. s Heimrod. at its best. As a result it affords an oppor- | tion of th 1ty by their votes.' 1510 Douglas St 3517 Dousl ¢ AN, Hunt ward tunity for big game hunting under the most [ *'I would have thought anybody more en- . M. Fairield, Rowley. favorable circumst 3 “ o | thustastic than thoughtful sixty days ago AW, Jeffens, Jenhirve, clrcumstances. Joe Sykes, “Duke” | L} 0"o iq" have put his faith in Nebraskn Fome Miller. Hennings. Buckingham and J. S. McNally are among | going republican,” re ked H. C. Bruner , YLy T ‘Iol._ J L. ¥ n. Taylor. the local rallroad men who are contemplat- | of Geneva vesterday, “but the prosp: y agies’ 1al 1 Br. Hanchott. ar Ing joining the hunt. The start will be made | 1* STOWINE brikhier svery day and wo have A | V. Miskovaky. leson, g @ good deal more than an even chance to B o, | RRESR, R § Made Suits. n 1 A. Corneer. P HRAS TR oy rge 15, Collins, d M. Youngs. Never a bester dollar's worth than you OTHES EGR MENA¥a wOMEN ge b O. Phillippt. Mel Uhl, " Our cloak department is crowded to Its very doors with bargains, The Iike of it ee— " e A e T e P i get at Hayden Bros.— i IR A A BT ok i it 0 P A page T. Siifelimte s SULA was never known before. Read carefully. THEY HAVE COME AT LAST—What we (] ’ A, E. Noyes, R. B. Schnefder. & have been telling you about and waiting for. 1700 suits, made by four of the best ur oc B e Fobert . Howe. ST Mallalteu Announcements of the Theater manufacturers of New York city, They were more than anxious to close out these & Tonn &4%owin Charios M s, A matineo performance of “The Ameor," entire lots to our buyer for spot cash. In New York the weather was warm, bus F “ and wlnter John €. Wharton. August C. Harte. with Frank Daniels and his clever com- ness dull and our buyer secured these at his own prices, which we can assure you M. W. Kennard fold pany, will be given at Boyd's this after- was cheaper than they were ever bought by any other house in America, and will i i S b Bariont noon. This show has caught on wonder- bo #old to you at prices lower than any house in America dare mentlon. The man- W. K ey fully with Omaha theater-goers and both ufacturers of these are well known through the United States as the best in New W, Slibaugh bl the Thursday and Friday night audiences York: Conhelm & Co., 11th St.; Einstein & Schwartz, 19th St; Jesper & Levl, Lo Saxter, W, H. Rivourn overflowed the theater. Sunday afternoof Broadway. e Jacob Fawcett Myron D, Karr, and night “McFadden's Row of Flats, One lot of sample suits at only $4.7 & i QISD. | ier, ISnac Mameall, a farce-comedy, will be given. The two THE BF IN AMERICA FOR THE MONEY—Suits in Is now at ite best. Better, stronger, " Weller, D, T. Mount vellow kids are features. These roles | dodblel Chpamied, HahtiRcing bodad with shD) WERAS more original than ever before, and Nash Simon Trostler. are taken by Bobby Ralston and Jerry rows of stitching; in homespuns and venetia are len T. White. H. B. Zimman Sullivan, skirts, velvet bound; silk lined jacket; the Belle sle AV, J. Connell MeGiiton. at prices no other store can match A sture cost price $15; our price i Thomas M. Orr, A Ao manufacturers cost price 5 5 i G. W, Loomis. arl . Herring This {8 souvenir matinee day” at the ONE ey 7 < 0 and give as good value. 3': ll‘l. ,ll:(\n«'lll. II'|||‘|‘]w' \\’IIM‘“ popular Orpheum. Those who attend will 400 suits In e . $10 be glven a very handsome picture of Wil- t to ke, $18; our sale price 4 F S s Ienry Hardy. Bryc awfor L i cos! make, i 3 D Sloddart Wiilam A, F AR Motsliler (o W LR EvAL T ples TAFFETA SILK LINED THROUGHOUT—Pebble Chev- ~Xtra peClal . Soddast, Willlam A. | ture 15 no cheap aftair and 1s worthy of o Bartlott . F. C. O Halo a place In the household. The bill is W. ¥. Gurley harles I, Tuttle, | very pleasing and splendidly calculated ey A John N, Westhers, 4. ¢ Wakeley | to entertain the women and children. The THE EQUITABLE TR i son ran I e ldan, | advance indications are that the house N J. B Haynes. will be packed to its capacity. LIFE_ASSURANCE SOCIETY GiVes PROTEETION THKT PhoTEC fot suits; flare siktrs; finished seams; slik velvet bind- ing; Belle sleeve; the greatest sult value ever offered; costing to make $25.00; on sale 14 98 Saturady &t .. . . 7 MANUFACTURERS STOCKS OF LADIES JACKETS —at prices never known before at this season of the For Saturday Men's very stylish p Suits and Overcoats $7-50 ‘ David L. Shanahan, 3 Bariet D 8 smicn Mortality Statiatics. yehr. 2700 in nll‘" ; Sk R Bl e hsind s nckburn. 0 Richilteu The following births and deaths wera re- 00 jackets in all sizes, and in all colo ks p Rickinson. | WA Watson, ported (o the ity health commission HONEELY Slik 1inea. throwstout; made by the manifaos 4 50 ery garment thoroughly reliable o every © 1L Collins, 3 Watson he; twenty-foup hobhe anding 8¢ noon Mer For NEBRASKA turers to sell for $8.50; OUF PrICE ............“Re detail. .l|‘ 1;'; |“\.||I ‘f“l-:“ '\\Imr Births—-Michael Jacoberger, 1319 Grant 206-208 B Buuws OMAHAY 700 Jackets in box coats, tight fittings, automobiles Dependable trimmings and perfect fit assured, <elly <. Greenlea Lvenue, boys James Cofte Rour- . i T ot : V. Wedge, ik Raumusnen. | Soanthe gl William Jreer, b nne ! por with (he ehape and storm collur; & great many edged I'hey arve decidedly out of the ordinary, and 8 ]l '\|\4;ml “\\h‘-‘wlv‘n,w \\\‘|.n;-| | Michael Hortlieb, 2%7 South Twenty-firat. - with fur and with fur collars; they are made ‘rom hme fully worth 812,50, ). Holmes, am Arnold girl; A, V. Todd, Fifty-first and Cass, girl 1 - finest imported kerseys and everyone lined with Skin- o Marks, John Kowaleskl ™ sodore 1. W o , At S || bt ogder B Wil G | FRESH HERBS ere satln; guaranteed for (o vears; juckels made by : " 50 8, Wilcox Jumes Dusatko, od 91 d it diMcult thing to obtain the manufacturers to sell at §$18.00 to F S < eal Rich . — 1..!;\,.3’14'»")‘ medical umh rlll|\|\nr.\; Durpeses s ‘ 00; Your choiCe &t sececcscecccrecs oos $10 1mne ultb at . ! f an Coy Biamarck's Iron Nerve, which are of prime quality. We have given £5 n Bush ’, clal o pntio o pfe Teol > - o, 9 n 7OV 211} Thom Rurt Bush Wan the result of his splendtd heaith, | this matter special attention and can ofter SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY, Regular 15,00 worsted suits, on rale for Sat- W. i Klerstead. Ed Augustine. Indomitable will and tremendous energy| KNOW are FRESH In buying the stocks of Conheim & Co. we were compelled to close the deal to N urday only. { C.G: Poargs o John Lt ¢ ,‘:r; not to lh-; mu:m where stomach, liver, | Boneset, Motherwort, {uelude_ about 100 light-welght or fall jackets, These are nearly all lined with D L J b 3 arlei 1o 3 . % hraas.*'1e | TEAiniDd Mullefn, . 4 Tk & 2 g ’ . PP ] W Schurig. John Brice idneys ‘and bowsls are ouj o 5 ¥ B v ta sllk; an elegant lot of stylish garments and made to sell for up to $12. We H 11 ¥ Roo Willlam Gllbert you want these qualities and the success N aavae. ’|-|-t':\'.‘~"m;)1"}h-. ;;.m; I:nz-m.-u“m.--n into two lots for tomorrcw, only at $1.98 and $2.95, The lin- Men ) lg rade lllts $ | Andrew Rosewater, T. they bring use Dr. King's New Life Pills. | Cojieiont d Rasperry, s i o, OWreos 9 J Cralg g at Kuhn & Co.'s drug store. Elder Flowers, Red Clover, ings alone cost more. ¢ and Overcoats at .............. $10 and 3. F Burgess [ il B LR Rue, 300 ladies taffeta walsts corded fronts and sleeves; they are 1.08 e . — Hding Permi Dxglove Sage, worth $4.50, on sale Saturday for only . 5 R Ge s . Positively $15.00 to §22,50 valnes, 4 WORDS OF PRAL The elty inspector of buildings has fasueq | Gold Thread, 10c an Havin, 00 ohiidrs: Kats, ‘axen 4 1013, Bt 9150, | the tollowing mits: G, CH. Hotton, | ounce, by mall 12¢; Seullcap, 100 children's 12, ; 4 § o) i Has | et enannd abd Riotas” finme it | frorehound, Spearmint, 175 children's Jackets trimmed with brald, very heavy materlals, 2 98 SDe(na‘ sale Salurday in 0“[‘ Boys fl“d ing, $1.400; Anna Mankowska, Twenty-ftty | Hyssop, Sysmonium, they are worth $4.00, for i o . i Congressman A. J. Hopkins of Aurora, |41 Bancroft, addition, 31t [ RS wort. Hummer Savory, Infant's Eiderdown Cloaks at 85c. dies wool walsts in all colors, worth W Chlml'efl's C'Olmflfl Deflanmfifll { 1ll, passed through Omaha Friday on Card of Thankns, Life ‘wrluu'“lv ,‘“‘;l'_“;w"""‘ . $2.60, for B B0 dozen ladies’ fleece llned wrappers, extra wide at the hips, body &) . { his way home from a speaking tour in Ne- | My ana Mrs. G. Snyder wish to extend | 1416 Root Thyme, lived, worth $1.25, for Goc. oy § 4 braska. Mr. Hopkins is speclally inter- | poartfelt thanks to friends and neigh- | Fovelta Leaves, Yarrow. Seo bargains on page T. B'())»“‘ §';~”U Storm Reefers for only.....coeuveveee.. .. $1.50 | R T iua attentions during the | MTURIove Trerus Go per ounce package, Youth's $9.00 Long Pants Suits at...oee.e coveens $5.00 | s . . . eir son, Gottfried. | by mall 76 per ounce. Full pe m ) Mr. Diotrich's fumily live in the same town. A ik S B | -+ 17 B ST R YRR G T Youths’ #12.50 Long Pants Suits for ................$7.50 “I've known Mr. Dietrich ever since ho| e prove our word with our goods— Boys’ $3.50 Knee Pants Suits at sssinvinenedesesBlaD ) Rty ionan ti osd b pus i end autt | AW i —— grman cLon [ ] { Boys’ $4.50 Chinchilla Reefers for ....ooveiinninn. of our house almost cvery day, I knew his DIED. Corner 16(h and Dodge. { 2.50 00 Vestee Suits and D. B. Suits $2.75 ‘ SEE BARGAINS ON PAGE 7. ROS. Selling the Most Clothing In Omaha A Hot Blast 1"t e - — Lhat cold wave coming down from the north, Cole’s Original '\ Hot Blast Stove will do the work. Burns soft coal, hard coal, coke, wood and cobs. Uniformity of heat day and night. A ton of cheap soft coal dons the work of & ton of hard coul. For sale by Under Feed Furnace Co, 1218 Farnam Street, Omaha, ) Come in and see it operate. parents well and have seen Mr. Dietrich | oft and on since that time as he return age, October 18, at 3:10 p. m., ufte to the city to visit with his folks. I'm thor- &a' of eleven months from apoplexy; [ sughiy convineed (hat ho is the rigic man | ' Shaf " M 00 DS L opiigren’s Shoes, UEEN UAL‘TY Boys’ Shoes, Box || qualifed for the position. Although Tve| MoseSturman. o EEC i soft soles, Calf, $2 value, known him all these years, I've never | and a slste Mrs, & 50 di o ifferent $ $ 16C styles . . 1'89 1.39 heard a word against him either in his pri- 1 Sunday at 2 p. m. from her late LANKTON-Ryron I, at his residence, 1017 wvate life or business carcer except some of , 1612 Cans street. Kriends are the campalgn canards that have come 1o my ears during this trip to Nebraska. 1f g T s Sy e Yra Baing || Childrers Shoes, | A STYLE DISTINGUISHMENT — | _ Regent Shoes, lllr. Dletsich 18 'rl[:-h'l! Lkl /s g we ra Gn"‘g 2to 5, worth ¢ A 2 Altogether from the ordinary extra dis. | €ntire new stock, 1.00 play and sale Saturday $ maa o et Back to Albany. 30¢ Honts Shosy_staoy Aiuny Sutionn 3 3 Q0 2.39 e s B Men’s and Ladies’ omamn T - (Qur nrug Store || Littte Gent’s Shoes | ¥ i"ifio 117010 5150 "210 I vited. Interment Prospect Hi netery, Congressman Hopkins will spend the re- matnder of the campalgn In fleld work in letely in line for McKinley than ever Artics, * An invitation from the Lincoln club has worth $|_75’ i\a:llr":ls,\;l;‘-‘.fi. .':h"v‘;‘. . ’.l‘»“‘. l;"'.‘w ps been accopted by us to go to Lincoln Fri- sale price LAQIN BlipoRmRoster, Forah Brom. 2.69 ‘ 59C s | Mark \ Ladies’ Shoes—Box Calf, Welts ®nd Turns—some train For Sale 69C Kid lined—8$3.50 and §4 shoes—Saturdey $1.98, L = < day evening, Octover 19, to participate in a demonstration in honor of Hon Hanna., Report at Burlington 4:2: or meet at Lincoln hotel at 7 p. m Men’'s and BY ORDER OF EXECUTIVE BOARD. oyt e D You Wantto Buy (| o0, Neceesin. | THE ROCHESTER SHOE €0, ™*7s: i, ™ REEY RIS AMANROH Bt RN ot Successors to THE HOWE, [ ST 120 1515 Douglas Street, Omaha. 200 tory, experience, average sales, salary or sc“‘EFER CUT PRICE commission expected. Address C X 661, DRU Mribune offce, Chicago. »n W, G 16th and Chies L