Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 13, 1901, Page 12

MODEST EXPENSE ACCOUNTS| Oaadidates in Recent Oampaign Repert Expenditures te Cemnty Olerk. STATEMENTS SHOW THEY WERE LIGHT and Mr. Levy the Only Miscels | Mr. Crowies pdidntes o lany"'=Others Pay Out to Come mittces and Printers. Many of the canadidates at ia cek's election have filed thei pen ounts with the county clork. Only legitimate means of securing votes were resorted to # the reports of the candidates may be eved. Not a cent went for the tradi flonal election cigar and ing drinks was not the order of the day Only two suspicious items uppear In the returna. Charlea I. Crowley, the demo cratie candidate, who failed to be ele cellaneons” and justice of the coronar, spent $17 for “mi Jacoh Levy, candidate for peace In South Omaha, invested $10 in “miscellany G. Fred Elsasser, who was re-elected county treasurer,, spent more money than any other candidate. According to the re port submitted by Mr. Elsasser the election cost bim $268.50. Of this sum $150 was paid to the democratic county central com- mittee and the remainder was spent for printing and advertising in newspapers Harry Deuel, tho democrat who was electad register of deeds, kept Elsasser a close wecond and handed in count of $263.50. He also paid the demo cratic committee $150 and spent the re mainder of the amount in advertising County Judge 3\ an expense ac Duncan M. Vinsonhaler eomes third in the Iist with an cxpenditure of § He paid the republican committee $150 and spent $52 for advertising. The re maining 33 was for car fare. Other candi daten nre supposed to have walked during the campuikn, as street car fare does not appear in their siatements John H. Grossman hought $170.25 worth ot gold minivg stock when he secured the @emocratic nomination for county Judge He paid the democratic committee an as wessment of $100 and spent $70.25 for ad vertising. Hugh F. Melnt for membership on the who has vet reported He paid $10 to the dem The office of county Edquist $205. Of this sum he the republican county central and the remainder was spent in mnd advertising. J. I Connolly, who was elacted to membership on the Hoard of County Commissioners, was assessed $60 by the democratic committee and spent $30 for edvertising. It cost John W representative. e mittee $20 and the penditure was for 18 the only candidate Hoard of Education ampRign expenses ratie committee urveyor cost P. A pald $100 to committee printing to be elected ounty com remainder of his ex- | advertising matter George W. Pritchard spent $42 in his race for an Omaha justiceship. Candidatex for mesessor filed expense lists varying from $1 to $10. TO MAKE PUBLIC FESTIVAL aking for A @ with Rattin $43 paid th torinm to Fitting At a special meeting of the executive eommittee of the hoard of directors of the Auditorium company vesterday it wae de- ded to make a public festival on the oc- caslon of breaking ground for the audi torfum nest Monday. The hour for the ceremony was fixed at 2:30 o'clock A special committee consisting of F. M Funkhouser and H. & Weller was appointed to provide music for the occasion. Speak- ers will be selocted by a committee consist- ing of Alfrod Millard, M. F. Funkhouser, J. Prank Carpenter, W. §. Wright and €. H. Pickens, The details of the ceremony will be announced at the meeting of the board ‘Thursday. REPORTS ARE EXAGGERATED Not 80 Many Kmallpox Caxes at Long Pine as L Repo ne Been ed. A tetter recelved by an Omaha husiness man from Long Pine contains a statement that the reports of the smallpox epidemic up there have heen greatly exaggerated Dr. Dodd, the letter states, is not known there and instead of there belng hundreds of cases, only twenty-one are known to ex- 15t and these are under control. The letter s slgned by a reputable business firm of Long Plne. ts of the The Burgomaster,” fresh from Its tri- umphant tour of the country, will be pre- wented for the second time at the Boyd for our performances opening Thursday night. his merry melange is the cloverost musical travesty prescated for many a day and its reception hero and, in fact, everywhere Pas been little short of an ovation, as it has captured the good will and praises of the pross and publle entire. This musical concelt 15 of unusual distinction, inasmuch #s the book and Iyrics are of a kind that not even mauy comic operas of international geputation can boast of with equal merit, and the musle 1s of that light, catchy kind 1hat tired people in a city uppreciate, as It hae that pleasant tingle that brings en. cores. Announce: henters. Shampooing and hair dressing, conmeoction with The Bathery, 215- bulldiug, Tel. 1716. . In 20 Bee Publish your legal notices in The Weekly Bee. Telephone u38. HAYDEN'S SHOE SALE te. Rig Sample Shoe Twenty-five lines of men's sample shoes in all--from the best manufa turers in this country. Ehoes that were mada to retall from $3.50 to per pal Made in all leathers, patent leather, enam- els, patent kid, patent colt, Corona kid ordovane, box calf, Arablan calfskin and wax calf—some kid lined, some calf lined and the balance with heavy drill or sail | cloth linings. These goods, worth from $3.50 to $6 pair, will go on sale Thursday morning at $1.68 per pair. Don't forget | that tLese mample shoes include shoes from the famous Crown Shoe Co., which has made | our former sales such & success. The styles 2,600 pairs were made for this season and include them all, with the “freak” and the blucher with the “goo-goo” eyelets in the different leathers Sec the 16th street window for the goods HAYDEN BROS 1's great sales, this page OSBORN HOWES COMING HERE er Wil Be Princie cinl Read Hayd, Reelp ty Prom pul Speaker at Comm. Club Meeting. The monthly meeting of the Omaha Com mercial club will be held on the evening of Tuesday, November 19, At that meeting the principal speaker will ba Osborn Howes of Boston. a member of the Chamber of Commerce of that city, who in devoting his tima 1o increasing the interest of mercial bodles in reciprocity laws. In- vitations have been extended by the club com to Senators Millard and Dietrich to be | present and other speakers will also be in- vited At the meetiug of the executive com mittee of the club the chairman was in- structed to appoint a committes to co-op- erate with the general committes of the | Christian churches of Omaha, South Omaha | and Council Biuffa in arrauging for the | annual convention of the missionary socie- | ties of that church be anncunced later In regard to a communication from an eastern mill manufacturing concern, offer- ing ta locate a factory in this city provided local capital to the extent of $50,000 can be interested, the secretary was Instructed to communicate with the millers of the wes! to ascertain the probable support such a factory would receive. The question of an appropriation by the state of Nebraska for a display to be made | at the Louisiana Purchase exposition at St Louis was brought up, but the club de- cided to take no action, the members who spoke saying that while in this Instance they might favor a display, they did not feel like going on record in favor of state appropriations for such displays WESTERN NEBRASKA DOES FINE State Senntor O Reflection of Prosperity creased Republ The committes will ens Remarks on the | n Vote, Everything out our way is In fine con Aitlos sald State Senator E. . vwens of Cozad, who is visiting Omahe. *The western part of the state is enjoying o ®ood share of prosperity and showed fts appreciation by largely increasing the vote for the republican candidates at the elee- ton. We are naturally interested fn irri- gation and look forward to our new sena- tors to secure congressional legislation that will givo momentum to the numerous irrigation projects in which we would be sure to reap advant The route of the Lehigh Valley railroad between Niagara Falls and Buffalo and New York and Philadelphia is one of entrancing | beauty. Panorsmic changes greet the eye at every turn of mscemery Fast trains, Stop-over allowed at Niagara Falls on all through tickets to New York and Philadel- phin via this line cker entral. the lllinois Qv Eftective Sunday, Central will time on their trains to Chicago and the Twin Cltles. Traln No. 4, which now leaves at 7:00 a. m., will be changed to leave at 7:10 a. m.; train No. 2, the “Chicago and St. Paul Lim- ited," which now leaves at 7:45 p. m., will be changed to leave at 7:50 p. m. There will be no change in the arriving time at Chicago, St. Paul or Minneapoli Train No. 1 will leave Chicago at 6:25 p. m., instead of 6:45 p. m., and reach Omaha at 8:20 a. m., jnstead of 8:05 a. m. Special attention is invited to the superior equipment on both our Chicago and St. Paul trains. Buffet-library cars are run on the night trains and parlor-bufftet cars on the daylight run. City ticket office street. Nov. 10, shorten the 18 at 1402 Faroam Send articles of incorporation, notices of stockholders' meetings, etc., to The Bee. We will give them proper legal insertion. Telephone 238. iy Shampooing and hair dressing, 25c. In connection with The Bathery, 216. Bee bullding. Tel. 1716, Silver soup toureens. Edholm, jeweler. DIED. GOOB—Arthur, aged 17 years, Sunday, November 10. Funeral services at Goos hotel, 1310 Cass street, Waodneaday at 3 o'clock. Interment at Prospect Hill. 5 months, PORTER~George, aged 71 vear Funeral from family residence, 228 Call- fornin street, Thursday morning, November 14, ut 8:80, &harp, Vo Bl Jnhl s church. Burial at’ Atantie, Mr. Porter Is a brother of Robert And Wiem of Walnut: Ta.; Renjamin of Neola, la.; Mrs. John Patnty evameled brooches, eler, Edholm, jew- Wherling of Jemars, Ia.'and Mrs. S8amuel (hel of Tipten, Iu. Atfantic (Ta.) papers please copy Fur in a ) In Beaver, Real and Imitation Marten, Mink, Sable, moned;\ Marten Scarfs from $8.60 up. Marten, Fox and others. Ton't fail to look at our goods before you buy. New Khirt Waists coming in every day. We can give you most any kind of Scarfs, great variety of styles. Stoles, Collarettes, | tion, were summoned before the grand jury {to explain why the Dining cars, service a la carte, | DAILY BEE DAY NOV g T FOUR MORE DAYS, The Climax of the World's Greatest Clothing Sale Has Been Reached. AT HOSTON STORE, OMAHA Can you afford to ignore these values? Men's $15.00 all wool suits, $5.98 Men's $20.00 yoke overcoate, $10.00 Men's $10.00 suits on sale at $3.95, Hoys' vestee suits go at Young men’s long pants sul $5.00 boys' overcoats and ulsters at $1.00, Men's $10.00 ulsters and overcoats, $3.00, Men's $7.50 covert overcoats, §: NEW YORK DRESS. MAKING STOCK The Interest of Every Fashion. able Woman in Omaha is Attracted by This Sale. s only $1.50. Men's £.00 overcoats and ulsters, $2.50. IMPORTED DRESS ROBES $10 Hoys' and young men's $7.50 overcoats $3.50, — J. L. BRANDEIS & 80 and High Proprictors Boston Store, Omaha Worth Tre- Amount—Many Exeln- ne Heretofore Not sale PROBABLY HOLD PRESENT DEN! Board of Governors of Ak-Sar-He Consldering New Lease on | UNMADE DRF 100,00, Coltseum. All the Tiigh ok and € ika ored Brouicloine, Panne Clothe and The Roard of Governors of the Knighta of (| tice T L it fancy “clothe, sk Ak-Sar-Ben are negotiating with the owner mixtures, . |so ny sheer offects for of the old Coliseum for a lease on that |J LUGHEE Wnd recepion wowne, K60 building for the year 1902, The owners have soid_onl rlal from $3.00 yard decided that they will not demolish the iy of these tnmade dress bullding for another year and offered th n bargain festival assocl joass A 00 for the o the $10.00 . oclation a lease at $2.500 for the |} For the entire Unmade Dress Robe year. The board has the matter under con- | elderation and it is probable that the lease Materials for Rainy-Day Skirts Fancy wulsts, Childre lengths from 21s to | materfal as aboy Ko at yard Wil be closed before the expiration of the | present lense, which s effective until Jan- vary 1 The euccess of the knights this year un- der difficulties has given the supporters of Dresses, in vards sime . 98¢ & GOODS HIGH CLASS D) the organization a better feeling and the T Worer Bovelti A prospects for next year's parade are " ol Novelties ant Goods go on Bargain y brighter than they have ever been so far |8 Moy ‘4, yard. n...50¢ in advance. This was shown by the action of two of the jobhing houses last night when their representatives pledged to pay to the parade fund twice the amount they MAGNIFIC ANYE-WE T . contributed last year. Many extraordinary High Grad B Silka and Velvers i our Siik Depar ent, " Frrench Novelly Siiks, e 160, corn. winter wheat, timothy-clover il R B O LT farm. Write owner, Alf. Christian, York, Nob Irenndinea—~many contuin only Silk departmént—go at—yard 69¢ and 98¢ ) NOVELTY WAISTINGS MO AND e, Fundreds of Walst Patterns in broadeloths, silk corded and cxclusive patterns in French Flanncl, go in two iy 49c¢ and 69¢ FRENCH FLANNE ASKS ABOUT FIRE ESCAPES Jury Waestlons Two Memhers | of the Omaha Bonrd of Grand PORTE Jducation. 1. €. Barnard and membera of the mmittes Fred Stubbendorf, buildings and property of the Omaha Board of Educ . WAL NS, Exclusive French 1Mlannel, slabe Iy embrofdered walst patterns @ box-—ko at $2.50, $3.98 and $4.98 We are pleg bave institute high class dr PAT. board has not pro- vided Farnam, Castellar and Park schools with the fron fire escapes which the law requires on all public buildiogs three stories or more in helght. The members assured the grand jury that the board will provide the schools with iron ladders in A short time and explained that the delay s due to the desire of the members to save money by utilizing one of the fire the High school. n third flos smaking department Miss Fox, scapes now in use on of. the Karbach Bl The conetruction of the new freproot asisted by a very bufldiog connected with the old High R B T school building will make it possible to e I remove the fira escape from the west side of the old structure. This fs a very long fire escape and will make thres lndders for use on smaller buildings. A DOUBTING THOMAS, Had H ng Ir Stopped and Dandraft Cured Without Falth. H. B. Flotcher, Butte, Mont., Octoher 20, 1890, says: “Like many other people, I have been troubled for years with dandruff and within the last few months my hair came out so badly that I compelled to have what 1 had left clipped very close. A friend recommended Newbro's Herpicide. 1 confess that I doubted his story, but I gave Herpicide a trial. Now my hair is as thick as ever and entirely free from dandruff.’’ “'Destroy the cause, you remove the eftect.’” At drugglsts, $1.00. Herpicide is a del} ful hair dressing for regular use. #5.00 fo ta D 1t you live in the country or in a small | town and have a g0od acquaintance among the farmers and stockraisers in the neigh- borhood, you can make $5.00 easily by four or five hours’ work. Write us and we will send you our proposition. The Bee Publish- 1ng company, Solicitor's Dept., Omaha, Neb, K. Omaha Greets Albany We extend greeting to Mr. Chas. H SPEC 1.00 Duffy's Malt Whisky, 1.00 Hostettor's Bitters ., %e Kirk's Juvenile Soap, we sell %0 4711 White Rose Soap, we well %0 Mennen's Taleum Powder . .00 Burnham's Sarsaparila . Castoria .. . $1.00_Kirk's Halr Tonic ©..... . o0c Pinaud's Eau de Quinine . t0c Pozzonnl's Face Powder ... vuticura Soap .. s 50c Florida Water ... q-nnn bottle good pori or ciaret Cashmere Boquet Soap, 15c and Write for catalogue. Sherman & McConnell Drug Co. Corner Sixteenth and Dodge Strees COAL.. Rock Springs 8778 7.30 we sell Special offer this week W cently closed out the e nm-- stoe Philadelphi. oldest and dreds of his finest new .| MP wize, per ton........ ne, per to § Ohio LUMP sise, per t ceene NUT size, Der t0n...oooions The highest grades of soft coal, CLEAN AS HARD COAL. | We bandle only those kinda first Introduced In this market. C. B. HAVENS & G0, 1522 Farnam 8t. Telephones 301,317 and 825. “Best Soapin America” we gol a blg ‘“so that were made to retail at $12 lat lower price I old for here or anywhere at thi r. $7.0( 8725 700 the ye. SELLING Doctors Agree : Do_you temember Eee our handsome line of Dress Trimmings. snap” a short time ago and since th ¥ S i have been giving the public the hest PHAT FIG POWDER 18 TIHE box of three cakes of the best soap in | MEDICINE THAT WILL RE America for 15¢? We sold that batch out | e famTa s and “fell_on™ nother, 0 here we MOVE ALVINE 'O I agaln, Remember this is Waltke's so; 18 THE CAUSE OF 95 PE Everybody knows Waltke. ot cheay . ’ Cxa fi uul’( |»||| GOOD BTUFF CHEAYP. CENT OF ALl 111* Siart fountaln syiyme ... e LaZATLVE 2“‘..-. hot water bottle... | PHAT REMOVE 4 1 | uart hot wator bottle. POISON, PREVVENTS AT 8. 1 atompers.. . PENDIC OR ANY KIND eline wtomizers . 1 ENDICITI >‘ 4 v\ 4 Prices on all other 'RUBBER GOODS in o 8 OUGHT TO BE 25¢ Laxative Bromo Quinine............ 12 IN EVERY HOME. DRUG- o Carter's ll(.:x«- Pills Ao K9 ! ISTR BELL 1T FOR 2 v Cramer ney Cure . Ao sty 10X OR BEND TO $1.00 bottle Listerine N s v 8! 4 A BOX OR SEND T ™ Cramer's Cotton Root, Tansy and . P e Cur s " [W. J. Shrader Medicina Co SOMAEFER'S “"'iivtc. . § rug Store ad . New Yor Room 10, No. 30 Easi ltb 3t s W, G 16th and C wge & de delivered FREE to any part of city, | or 14 N. 24th §t., Omaba, [ Clothing Blm and White 8wol| Overcoat, Handled two leading ¢ of Omaha-—re, ers as the tastiest garment produced Tomorrow-— Marx make ‘I‘housands of Suits most rel guit makers, and we are offering now hun- irline worsted,Hare: pew Fulton blue stripes and fancy and black and white striped worsteds and ‘\ra.h the new brown mixed unfinighed wo steds than such qualities ever L 810,00 and $15.00, | HAYDEN BROS. MONT CLOTHING IN OMAHA, | LINCOLN CLOAK " AND SUIT STOCK All the $2.00 Kid Gloves from This Purchase Go at 0% a Pair. | Save Half on New Stylish Cloaks Women's and Misacs' Strlieh ter Garments of Every De Neription on Sale at 4lc on the ns We Bought 00 KID GLOVES anC, All of the Linealn Cloak & Bult Co.'s Kid Gloves, the Nordiea and Windsor, ete., nll well known brands that meid p’ fo &0 pate, on main Hoor—batgain E(uinre—hates 69¢ THC GOLE GLOVES AT 350 | The entire stock of the Lincoin C | & 8 Cow Golf Gloves Wil at—patr 25c¢ 10 HOX COATS RT.60 AND RN.ON of Linecoln Co's 2i-Inch in k with inlatd t, v 1 atorm o in All of them with Tinooln C. & 8 price v oprice $7.50 and $9.98 DX COATS 84 Lincoln ¢ Co's $1000 ROt Cand $3.50 N 1230, of Automoblles, elaborately trimmed with panne vel vet, stitched, i Kersey: black J heavy &atin lined, all ” $9.00 and $12.50 WEIGHT RAGLANS, extru heavy plafd back Oxford lans, Tooze and halt fitted. yoke Hd hack, ail $9.98 IR SCARES eluborately tal hinck 40 of the Lincoln ¢, & 8. Co.'s gen- Martin Cluster Nock 54 U8 CHILDREN'S ANGORA SETS MUFFS AND BOAS-# CHILDREN'S AND MISSES JACK The Lincoln Cloak and Sult Co. wara well known for carrying an extensive 1 f children's and misser’ jnckets, and we will close them ax follows: All of thelr $5.00 and § kets, all this season's styles, all ages from 4 to 4, go at $1.50 and $2.50 All their $5 and $10 jackets go at— | $3.50 and $4.98 200 children’s and misses’ golf cag WhILE they Tast ....... I 50 child's and ement 50" All thefr $150 Jackots on sale in b { HAYDEN§ Sale—The Tasty only by Hayden arded by refined dre 1AL OVERCOAT SALE— fine, new, « have k of one of thamer K 1y BN s Clothes W and £25 s season of e Union Suits $1.00 to $5.00, 2-Piece Suits $1.00 to $6.00. All Hats $2.50. > B|ackthe Sl.50 Hatter 107 S, 16th Street ‘Y Bros, and xclusive custom tailors NN 1y-mixed to retail from $18 to $25, special for tomorrow, $10 and 15.00. DD —— P e I = } l WAISTS ror WEDNESDAY WOMEN'S FLANNEL WAIRTS - 95¢ I'OR FLANNEL WAISTE, most- Iy samples, made of an excellent qual- ity of all wool flannel, new collar and new sleeve, 16 rows of tucking down front, waists that bring S1.50 clsewhere, are here for ... 95c $1.45 'Ok I'LANNEL \\ .\ I."I N (mew lot of 75 dozen) made of the best Pacific mills flannel, new long dip front, trimmed with rows of tucking, buttons in back, new collar and sleeve —they come in black, red and rose. 2,50 the price elsewhere I 45 ] they are here Wednesday for | $1.90 8 FLANNEL WAl made of the best imported I'rench flannel, some of them have tuek- ed and others with accordian pleated fronts, all with the new collar and sleeve- 9 regular $3.00 values ... cun o || One Lot Sample Waists $2.90 FOR WOMEN'S FLANNEL WAIN all high grade, made of the best Botany flannel, some ur them with taffeta fronts, others handsomely trimmed with velvet rib bon, these waists sold at $4 and 1o close them out in one day, we are going to make 2 9" B 1 the price o each, LOTHES FOR MEN - HAY DEN;; Wednesday, the Bargain Counters will be fille of the most astonishing values ever put on sale. THESE WON. DERFUL BARGAIN SALES ARE FOR OUR RETAIL CUS TOMERS. No peddlers, dealers or manufacturers sold in this room. 25 extra salespeople to wait on all promptly. A few bar gains out of thousands. DRESS GOODS, [ Great Special Sales in Bargain Room. 1 with thousands EXTRA SPECIALS, $1.00 Fleeced Blankets, [0 $1.00 Comforters, bdc Grand special on all kinds of Comforters and Blankets, iz-inch Unbie Ladies ched, worth 12150, 7 42-inch Bleached, worth 221gc, 163 A 0 dozen Towels, worth 100 each, fige. b dozen Towels, worth 1 onch, be. K AND CORDUR 0 dozen Towel Silks, fancies, only 10e. Full Stundurd Plain 8ilks and Checked Japanese. 2a¢ 8ilk Foulards. 24 fnches” wide, 3¢ reales, be Roman Stripes, i reales, Tige $1.00 Suting, e ercales, 10 $150 Black Gronadines, 4 wlettes, fine eolors, 8e 8150 SHK Flannels, 1 #-inch Finnnelottes, with border, 5o, $1.00 Corduroy, nice line of colors, 80 i Imitation French Flannel, 106 worth 1 cach, Tic Prints, all i colors, worth 15 Fanc ¥ tines (Simpson’'s), He. WAINTINGS §100 menls fiees Hined Bulta dnd Draw. | #be all wool French Flannel, Z5e, ore, 30 | T8e all wool funcy striped Waistings, 59 300 ladles’ fleece 1ined Union Suits, 430 (b IR TAD RN “fldren’s flecce lined Underwear, 53¢, 18¢, SLOO plaild French Flannels, _,“”" $1.00 Batin Prunclla, 4 \\:l n's v”“ llyfldwk\;llldfl Hh‘|'~¢‘ DRESS PATTERNS, oy T e Oy $10.00 Dress Patt £0.00 SKITt 1 Men's #e Wor Ladies’, men's patierns That g Gloves and’ children's 25e Hoslery, we will make & plain lined skirt FREE OF | CHARGE You are at liherty to come to our st and choose any material at c or up ns high ax you want to go in our ]IHMH ART DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. | We want every skirt to fit We have ured Mr. H. Holsteln of Ch! : i« vear. The custom tailors prices cago pert ladies’ o el See our diamond window. Edholm, jeweler this year, The custom i ! MR 38 axnary Ihesislion ok ofe Wi are $30 and $60, Hayden's $20 and only, commencing Monday, November 11th o ) | Work will be done in rotation, as the orders 22 50, are taken. Call in and investigate. TOBACCO DEPARTMENT. Star plug chewing tobacco... Horseshoe Schaefer, who was formerly in the retail s g oyt ant plug chewing tobacco. Arug business In Omaha—but who s now worsted and oxford gray vicuna, | Nerve plug chewing tobacco. e located in Albany, N. Y., as head of the | extra long, also in medium lengths, | Battle Axe 8o Cramer's Kidney Cura Co. What fe Rk ashed pockets and with Newsboy tobacco . 350 Omaha's loss is Albany's galn. ”'"'l', with slash I 1 Bull Durham smoking tobaceo . 0o IN THE MEAN TIME or without yoke, fine assortment, the Duke's Mixture ........ e 21.00 Cramer's Kidney Cure, we sell . Stein-Bloch and Hart, Sehaffner & | Meerschaum smoking tobaceo . a Providing the material will he purchased | Unele Tom smoking tobacco . im our store at not less than 7hc per yard 014 Style smoking toba . 25 Keep your eye on the grand dress trimming sale Friday, 7oe DRESS TRIMMINGS FOR Se YARD. 'HAYDEN BROS. 'FOR THE BRIDE. How about that approaching wedding? You want YOUR gift to he useful as well as ornamental, don’'t you’ Our thousands of cholca pleces of Sterling Silver and Cut Glass—adapted for the dinner table, dressing table, writing table—mest the requirements and tastes of the most'particular. Even the prices will pleass you MAWHINNEY & RYAN CO,, Jewelers and Art Stationers, 15th and Douglas Strects., Mail orders glven careful attention. Selection packages sent to responsible parties. | J& BELEY oo CURE o enn, INSTITU Keeley ay ley In tn Nebraska, Cares Drog Users, Tobaeco Uner B, 10 und Leavenworth, Omuh pped of the chrMmu 11 v your | wish to make up an album of during the sum- wer, or a silkdown photo cloth pillow to wend ta your friends for Christmas, Now is the time to make if Wo carry @ large assortment of photos taken [ @ % Nut, for Cooking. #a 50 Can You Do It? lnww-- t It lm.‘ witste Can you get a hetter o 1 all ‘round coal than o burns with down transparency phate novelties THE ROBERT DEMPSTER COMPANY 12158 Farnam Strest, rxelistve Photo Materian photo cloth, opal and plates, and all othep rts rendily and is cavefully serecned and sorted .75, Lump, for heating, We make prompt delivery Hald & Rice, 1238, A06 So.L6th St aRans i Wasnd " <