12 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , , T1TNE 3 , 1899.
ASRS FOR AN ACCOUNTING
Affairs of ths Late Edward Oreighton in
District Court ,
DAUGHTER SEEKS TO RtCOVER PROPERTY
Mnry n , Slicllir AllcRrn thnt She linn
nccn nrfrniidcil Out of n
Fortune Oivnetl by Her
FnUicr.
The milt of Mftry B. Shelby against John
A. Crfltghton , which Is a side Issue of the
famous Crolghton will ease , Is now on trial
before Judge Dloklnnon. This Is ono of the
most Important cases on the equity docket
this term and will probably continue for
ecvcr.ll dayn. The suit Involves the right
to the profits of a sale of the entire ranch
property of the late Edward Crelghton , with
herds of cattle that are alleged to have been
vorth nearly $1,000.000. $
Among his other business venture * Ed
ward Crolghton was'-the senior partner In
the firm of Edward Crelghton & Co. , which
owned largo herds of cattle In Laromlo
county , Wyoming , nnd Cheyenne county , Ne
braska. Crelghton died In 1874 , leaving nn
estate which the petition declares was worth
fully $1,100,000. His Interest In the ranch
property was liked at $132,281 when the
partnership was formed several years before ,
nndIt Is alleged that It was worth several
times that amount when ho died.
\Aftcr the usual proceedings In probate court
John A. Crelghton was appointed special ad
ministrator of the estate and on n second
application ho was confirmed as general ad
ministrator. Then the transaction occurred
that Mm. Shelby now asserts defrauded her
ot her rights. She declares that John A.
Crclghton succeeded In having Thomas A.
McShnrio appointed administrator of the es
tate In Wyoming , and that with McSlmne'a
assistance Crelghton contrived to buy the en
tire property for $70,000. She declares that
lit * adequate notice was given of the sale
nnd that the purchase price never actually
passed. Her next contention Is that soon
after John A. Crelghton oold the same prop
erty for $800,000 , and that In the meantime
portions ot the cattle were pold for amounts
aggregating nearly $2C,0,000 more.
By the terms of Edward Crelghton'a will
one-twentloth of the estate was loft to Joseph
Crolghton , from whom the Interest de-
ecendcd to hlo daughter , Mary Shelby. Mrs.
Shelby now sues to compel John A. Crelgh
ton to make an accounting of the proceeds
of the sale of the ranch property In order
that she may receive her share ot the
profits.
WI.VTEn-SHIEMJS CASI3 GOING OX.
Ilallotn of FlrM Koiir Wnriln Are
\cnrly Counted.
Judge Powell has nearly completed the
canvass of the votes cast for county attorney -
tornoy in itho llrst four wards of Omaha at
the last general election. The complete
figures of the First , Second and Third wards
Indicate that If cither of the contentions of
Mr. Winter Is sustained ho will como out
with a clear majority over Shields.
The official count of the vote cast In these
wards gave Winter 1,878 and Shields 2,474.
The result of Judge Powetl'a canvass In
dicates that 40.1 per cent of the Shields vote
In these wards was not In the democratic
column. If this proportion Is maintained
through the county It means ithat 1,585 of
Shields' total vote consists of votes that
were cast for him as a populist or silver re
publican candidate. If It Is decided that
these votes cannot be legally counted for
ithe democratic candidate the effect would tote
to eliminate. Shields' majority nnd elect
Winter by a decisive majority.
The petition filed by Mr. Winter also Beta
UP the contention that In cases In which a
voter votes the straight populist pr silver
republjcpn ticket by a mark In the circle
at the head of tbo column , such votes can-
pot bo counted for Winter , In the twenty-
nine" predncts of the first three wards there
( were 470 of these ballots , or an average of
17 to the precinct. If this proportion is
maintained and Mr. Winter's contention
holds good , the effect would bo to elect
Winter by a majority of 637.
* '
* " Although the count has not gene far
enough to warrant a positive forecast , there
is every Indication that Shield's idea that
he received enough democratic votes to
elect him without counting the populist nnd
silver republican ballots will not hold good
by several hundred votes.
Counterfeiter IMeniln Guilty.
John McNomara , the counterfeiter from
Junlata , this state , was called before Judge
Mungor again yesterday and changed his
plea from not guilty to guilty , whereupon
ho was sentenced to three months In the
county Jail. McNnmara Is the farmer who
harbored a tramp ono night last winter
and who at that time taught him to coin
spurious dimes , quarters and bait dollars.
While McNamara made a few of the coun
terfeit colna vthey wore so poor that ho did
not succeed la passing any of them.
Water Company la Hin-il Aprnln.
Damage suits against the Omaha Water
company on account of the Patterson block
flro continue to accumulate. The aggregate
now amounts to over $100,000 and It Is
stated that petitions are being prepared In
several additional cases. The suit of Sabbla
Uroslus has Just teen filed. After stating
facts substantially similar to those alleged
An Excellent1 Combination.
The pleasant method nnd beneficial
effects of the well known remedy ,
STJIUP OP FJOB , manufactured by the
GAUFOKNIA Fie Svnur Co. , illustrate
the valueof obtaining the liquid laxa
tive principles of plants known to bo
medicinally laxative and presenting
them in the form most refreshing to the
taste and acceptable to the system. It
is the , ono perfect strengthening laxa
tive , cleansing the system effectually ,
dispelling colds , headaches nnd fevera
gently yet promptly and enabling one
to pvcrcomo habitual constipation per
manently. Its perfect freedom from
every objectionable quality and sub
stance , and its acting on the kidneys ,
liver and bowels , without weakening
or irritating thorn , make it the ideal
laxative.
In the process of manufacturing figs
are used , ns they are pleasant to the
taste , but the medicinal qualities of the
remedy are obtained from senna and
other aromatic plants , by a method
known to the CAI-IFOHNIA Fie Synur
Co. only. In order to get its beneficial
effects and to avoid imitations , plcaso
remember the full name of the Company
printed on the front of every package ,
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
BAN FKANCISCO. OAL.
touievnAS. srr. NEW YORK. N. Y.
for sale by all Drugg ta , Price foe. p r bottle.
t
\
In the previous stills chc , demands damages
In the amount of $ in,000.
Minor Mnltrrft In Court ,
Nelllo I. Athcrton has applied for a di
vorce from Klmer E. Athcrton.
John Pyle , charged wllh shooting with In
tent ( o kill , Is on trial In crlmln.tr court.
Pylc Is a colored man and Is accused of
having fired an another colored man named
Mason In a saloon nt Twenty-eighth and
Farnnm directs.
Roie Dynilm has been found guilty ot
shooting with Intent to kill because she fired
a shot at a man who came Into her room In
South Omaha and refused to go out when
ho was told to. This was In nplte of the
fact that the complaining witness could not
be found to testify.
In United States court the Jury In the
case of Patrick Mulroy against Armour &
Co. has returned a verdict for the plaintiff.
Mulroy was In the employ of Armour at
the packing house at Sioux City. Ho was
operating a machine and one day his hand
was caught by the knives. His arm was
drawn Into this machine and was cut oft
close to the elbow , He sued for damages
In the sum of J25.000. Armour alleged con
tributory negligence.
Thomas Murray has sued the Sllloway
Hotel company for $833 rent alleged to be
due for the use of the Murray hotel since
May 1. Murray asserts that In 1808 ho made
a lease with Sllfoway by which the hotel
company agreed to pay $10,000 a year for the
building. Subsequently Sllloway turned the
property over to Nat Brown , who paid the
rent until May 1. Since then no rent has
been paid , as the title to the property Is In
dispute.
Its on p"ago " B Hayden Bros. ' ad.
Races Y. M. C. A. park this afternoon.
AlllloiniccntclHM.
Tonight brings to a close the most BUG-
cessful week the Trocadero has enjoyed
slnco Us opening , three weeks ago. It nlsn
sees the last appearance of the most at
tractive bill thus far offered. If you wish
to witness this bill your last two opportuni
ties have arrived. At this afternoon's per
formance the bill can be seen In alt the ex
cellence that marks the evening shows. The
Saturday matinees at the Trocadero are al
ways marked by a large attendance of chil
dren. This week's bill contains many fea
tures for their education nnd edification.
The people making up the bill are the
Mldglcys , the Grayson sisters , the Electros ,
Lora Llob , Wertz and Adalr , Little and
Prltzkow nnd Pascatcl. Next week's bill Is
a corker. It Is headed by the five Carnellas ,
lady and gentlemen acrobats , direct from
Kostcr & Blals , New York. They are Euro
peans.
Today will mark the close of the great
benefit at the Crelghton-Orphcum for the
memorial nnd monument fund. At the
matinee this afternoon the ladles and chil
dren will have an opportunity of seeing not
onry an unusually strong bill ot vaudeville
favorites , but will have their patriotism
aroused by the Inspiring Carrlngton enter
tainment , which has attracted such largo
audiences throughout the week. This evenIng -
Ing the ladles of the Relief Corps will attend
the performance In a body to grace the final
benefit performance. The opening number
Is by the Rio brothers , marvels on the
Spanish rings , who so greatly pleased Ad
miral Schley last Wednesday evening. Mel
ville and Stetson have what the modern
vernacular would styFe "tho swellcst" spe
cialty to bo seen on the vaudeville stage11
Tachlanu has made a great Impression by
his startling achievements as a female Im
personator , while Creesy nnd Doyne In
their sketch , "Grasping an Opportunity , "
have proved themselves most accomplished
artists.
One Fnrc for the Hound Trip
To Cleveland , O. , via Nickel Plato road , on
June 25th and 26th , with return limit ot
Juno 29th , 1899. Three through trains dally.
Chicago depot. Van Buren street and Pa-
clflc avenue , on Elevated loop. For further
Information write general agent. 111 Adams
street , Chicago.
A small handful of silver will start you to
housekeeping If you buy your goods at our
store. Hayden Bros. Read our ad on page 5.
Pay your High School alumni dues at
Balduff's.
OVER UNION PACIFIC BRIDGE
McCngnc Tnlkn of Plnnn of IlllnalH
Central for Entering
OninJin.
The statement made by President Hurt of
the Union Pacific , that the Illinois Central
will como Into Omaha over the Union Pacific
bridge and not over the property of the
Omaha Bridge and Terminal company , Is
corroborated by John L. McCague , the rep
resentative ot the Illinois Central in the
acquirement of right-of-way. He states
that it has never been the intention of the
Illinois Central to come Into Omaha by any
pther route than the Union Pacific bridge.
"All the property the road has been buyIng -
Ing on the other side of the river has led
directly to the latter bridge , " said Mr. Mc
Cague , "and not ono foot of ground has
been bought near the terminal company's
property. The differences 'between ' the ter-
mltial company and the Union Pacific will
thcreforo , It Is said , have absolutely no
effect upon the status of the Illinois
Central In Omaha. "
llnltoock'n N'rtv 1'nnltlon.
W. N. Babcoek , general western passenger
and freight agent of the Delaware , Lacka-
wanna & Western nallroad company , Is In
the city for a day or two. iMr. Babcoclc Is
now located In Chicago , to which place ho
removed some time ago , at which time he
was appointed to the responolblo position
which ho now occupies. Prior to removing
to Chicago Mr. Babcoek was superintendent
of transportation for the Transmlsslsslppl
Exposition nnd prior to that time he was
general manager of the Union Stock yards
at South Omaha. Since taking hold of the
western business of the Lackawanna Mr.
Babcoek has pushed the affairs of that road
to the front , and Is In on about every con
tract where Chicago roads are competing for
passenger or freight traffic from Chicago to
the east. In addition to the railway business
Mr. Bnbcock has charge of a line of lake
steamers operating from Chicago.
Ilntm for the
A meeting of railroad officlafs is In
progress In Kansas City and another
will be held next week , In both of which
Omaha Is directly Interested. General Pas
senger Agents Lomax. Francis and Buchanan
left last night for Kansas City , where they
will mtet the agents of other trans-
mlsslsslppl lines to discuss the matter of
passenger rates to tbo exposition this sum
mer. The management of the Greater
America Exposition . has not made any
proposition to the roads , except that they
have asked for the best possible rates. The
'meeting will probably arrive at a decision
today.
Next week the freight officials of the name
roads will meet at Kansas City to consider
the matter of rates on shipments of exhibits
to Omaha. The management of the exposi
tion has asked for the same rate agreement
that was made Past year for the Transmlsala-
alppl company , and It Is more than likely
that the meeting will grant ft.
Italliriiynten nnil I'crHonnlii.
General Manager Dickinson took a small
party of railroad men west In a private
car yesterday morning ,
D. B. Burlelgh , general passenger agent
of tbo Oregon Short Line at Bait Lake ,
who was formerly an Omaha man , has left
for the west.
The Elkhorn took nn excursion party of
forty to Long Pine Friday afternoon. The
fishing grounds at Long Pine are begin
ning to attract attention.
J. M. Johnson of Chicago , third vice presi
dent and traveling manager of the Hock
Inland road. Is In the city.
T. S. Ilattlfi. assistant general freight
agent , and C. A. Cairns , assistant general
passenger agent , have come out from Chicago
cage to bo present at the opening o ? the
new city passenger nnd freight olfiees of
the Northwestern line this after
noon. The ' otficea are rapidly being put
into eha'lK ) . A marble baseboard , which
was a little slow In appearing , was ordered
nent by express and will be out in place ( or
the opening.
RuLLY , SllliER & CO ,
Special OfTertags in Ladles' Parasols , Shirt
Waista and Underwear.
AGENTS FOR THE BUTTERICK PATTERN
A . vr Ijlni * of Inil I en1 nnil Children' *
llonlcrr nnil Unilerircnr LnrKcnt
nml Mont Vnrlcil Annnrttnent u (
1'nrnnoln ] > vor Dliplnycd
Indies' full fashioned , fast black and tan
hose , double sole , heel and toe , only 15c
pair , 2 pair 25c.
Ladles' extra fine gauze fast black and
tan hose , drop stitch and plain , regular 35c
quality , our price for Saturday 25c pair.
Ladles' fine gauze lisle hosb , drop stitch
or plain , black or tan ; also embroidered
front ; this Is n beautiful line of hose , BOc
quality ; our price , 35c ; 3 pair , $1.00.
Ladles' silk hose , fast black , double solo ,
heel and too , special for Saturday , BOc pair.
BARGAINS FOR CHILDREN.
12Hc children's fast black lisle finish
hose , doubfo knee , heel and toe , all elzes ,
G to 10 , 20o line ; our prlco Saturday , 12V&C
pair.
pair.Misses'
Misses' finest mace hose , fast black or
tan , double knee , heel and toe , all sizes , 6
to 9 , ono of our special lines ; Saturday , 25c
pair.Tho
The now polka dot for misses , black nnd
white , blue and white , fast colors , all sizes ,
G to 8 ; Saturday , 35c , 3 pair , $1.00.
Just received , a beautiful and select line
of socks for babies , lace or plain , black ,
white , tan and brack. Wo have marked the
entire line for any slzo , 25c pair.
SUMMER COMFORTS FOR LADIES.
Wo have placed on our counter for Satur-
da'y our entire line of ladles' Egyptian cot
ton ribbed vests at a bargain , silk tops ,
nicely finished , low neck , sleeveless or short
sleeves , white or ecru ; all sizes Saturday ,
only 15c ; 2 pair , 2Gc.
Ladles' llslo vests , silk finished , nil
styles , knee pants to match , ecru or white ;
this fine Is cheap at 35c ; our prlco for Sat
urday , only 25c each.
Ladles' lisle thread vests , silk crocheted
neck and arms , high neck , short or long
sleeves , low neck , sleeveless ; also V neck.
This Is an extra nlco lino. Saturday 35c ;
3 pair , $1.00.
Ladles' silk vests , white , pink , blue and
cream. These are genuine bargains , nil
sizes , tonly EOc each.
Misses' white ribbed vests , nicely made ,
all sizes , only 12c each.
We are closing out nn odd line of boys'
balbrlggan underwear , broken sizes , 40c and
COc quality , Saturday , 25c each.
Misses' fine white nnd ecru lisle vests ,
silk finish , high neck , long or short sleeves ,
knee pants to match ; sizes 18 , 20 , 22 , 24 ,
25c ; sizes 2G to 32 , 35c each.
LADIES' WHITE AND FANCY COLORED
PARASOLS.
Wo have an exquisite line of ladles' -white
parasols , plain white china silk enameled
handles , white frame , only $1.25 each.
Fancy white ruffled parasol's , chiffon and
silk ruffles , pretty handles , only $2.50.
Our line of fancy colored parasols far
excels any other line In price and style ,
silk stripes , navy , red , brown , also1 a'pretty
shaded parasol , nice handles , Saturday , $1.25
each.
each.A
A very pretty fancy parasol , white , red ,
navy , green , checks , taffeta and India silk ,
Saturday , $2.50 each.
Misses' fancy parasols , pretty colors , spe
cial , at BOo each.
Children's parasol's , 25c , 35c , 65c up to
$1.65.
LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS.
Wo now have on exhibition the largest
assortment ot Bhlrt waists ever shown In the
west , ranging in prices from 50c to $3.50.
KELLEY. STIGER & CO. ,
Corner Farnam and Fifteenth.
BUFFALO AND IlETUIlFf.
One Fnrc for tlie Ttnniul Trip.
From Chicago via Lake Shore & Michigan
Southern railway. Tickets on sale June
llth. 12th and 13th. Return limit may be
extended to July 2. A portion of the trip
optional boat or rail. Stop at Chautauqua
If desired. Full particulars on application
to B. P. Humphrey , T. P. A. , Kansas CUy ,
Mo. , or F. M. Byron , G. W. A. , Chicago.
A. J. Smith , G. P. A. , Cleveland.
For official map of city of Los Angeles and
N. E. A. pamphlet cell at city ticket office
Union Pacific , 1302 Farnam street.
Sam'l Burns , 1318 Farnam , Is closing out
gas fixtures at cost.
Races Y. M. C. A. park this afternoon.
SCHLEY VISITS THE BEE
Seen lllft liar I'ronn In Oirrntlon , nnil
l.i Stiriirlnnl nt MfiKHlluilr ot
The lire IMnnl.
Admiral and Mrs. Schler took their de
parture from Omaha on the Burlington
nt 5 o'clock Friday nflornoon fol
lowed by the best wishes of thousands
of Omaha people who have met them during
their visit to the city. They win stop at
Chicago until Sunday , nnd In that city they
will be the guests of the Military Order ot
the Loyal Legion , which has made somewhat
elaborate preparations to entertain Its
distinguished guests during their brief stay.
The admiral spent most of his time Fri
day In packing and other arrangements
preliminary to his departure. During the
day ho called , with General Mandorson , on
the editor of The 13ee. and spent a halt-hour
In going through the various departments ot
the big newspaper establishment. The ad
miral was thoroughly Interested In the workIngs -
Ings ot the complicated machinery of a
modern newspaper. His attention was
particularly attracted by the Immense Hoe
press on which it ho various editions ot The
lleo arc printed. The party arrived In the
press room without warning and over an
hour before the first edition of The Evening
Boo was ready to go to press , but In three
minutes the big press was In full operation
throwing out twcFvo-pngo papers at the rate
of 24.000 an hour.
"This Is really a wonderful plant , " de
clared the admiral. "I had no Idea that such
a magnificently equipped newspaper plant
existed BO far west. "
During the trip General Mandcrson re
ferred with Bomo pleasantry to the report
that was sent out from Denver that a
political allusion In ono of his speeches at
the Colorado capital Iwas resolved with
groans and hisses. The general stated that
this was wholry untrue. His witticism was
not misunderstood at all and evoked no
response except laughter. The hisses and
groans were purely a matter of Imagination.
You save money when you trade nt the
big store ot Hayden Bros. Head their ad on
page 5.
Races i . M. C. A. park this ntternoon.
Vote a Bee coupon for the girls' summer
vacations.
B. Haas , florist , 1S13 Vlnton street , telephone -
phone 776 , has a largo stock of plants for
decoration and beds , Incfudlng pansles in
great variety nnd the finest specimens In
the market , which ho Is offering nt surpris
ingly low prices. Among them also are
petunias , geraniums , vurbenlas , fuchlas ,
cannas , Hllcs , begonias , roses , heliotropes ,
coleus , longlfiorum ( extra fine ) , altorpan-
thcra , panlculata , agcratums , contanreas ,
blblscus , bcllls , alystum , abutllon , coboao ,
senvonsonla , two kinds of vlncas for vases
and hanging baskets. Afao hardy roses and
blooming shrubbery. A big reduction on cut
flowers.
Notice to AVlieclmcn.
Reduced prices on gas lamps ; oil ramps ,
50c lux Other cut In proportion. H. E.
Fredrlckson. Fifteenth and Dodga streets.
MODERtf AV OOn.MKX OP AMERICA.
Excnmlon to Knnfinn City.
Special train for Kansas City reaves Bur
lington station 0:30 : p. m.
WEDNESDAY , JUNE 7.
Tickets only $3.50 for the round trip ob
tainable of members of Modern Woodmen
camps and at Burlington ticket office , 1502
Farnam street.
This week , Sterling bicycles , $10 down ,
$1.50 a week ; lamps , 50c UD. Omaha Blc. Co.
Union Veterans' Republican club win hold
Its regular meeting In the Continental block
Saturday evening , June- . There will bo an
address by Comrade John L. Webster. A
general invitation Is extended.
Vote a Bee coupon tor the girls' summer
vacations. * _ " , J
CUy nnil Ilctnrn.
' '
From Juno 3'dlto'flth. Thtf Missouri Pacific
will sell round-trlp , tlckets at ono fare. For
further Information call at city offices , S. E.
Cor. 14th and Douglas , or depot , 15th and
Webster streets.
Our ad Is on page 5. Will you read It ?
Hayden Bros.
Races Y. M. C. A. park this afternoon.
Dr. Shepard Catarrh , 312 New York Life.
Her Grand Hotel Turkish Baths now open.
Burlington
GOOD ENOUGH I I
I i
I i
FOR MILLIONAIRES
but not too good for every day Americans , is the now equipment
of tbo Darlington's Chicago Special , Every car Is fresh from
Uio shops bright as a newly minted dollar clean as a pin ( i
dainty as a lady's boudoir. I
J
Leaves Omaha 6:40 : a. m. Arrives Chicago 8:15 : p. m.
Ticket Office Darlington NCTT Station
1BO2 Furnnm St. 10th and Mnaon Stu.
Telephone , 2SO. Telephone , 31O.
GRAND
OPENING
Saturday Afternoon and Evening.
JUNE 3.
Miisio and Flowers.
A Cordial Invitation to All
No Cards.
a-whinnGy < C Holliday ,
Jewelers and Art Stationers ,
Successors to 0 , S , Raymond Co. ,
Fifteenth and Douglas Streets.
A GOOD INVESTMENT
Can evidently be secured at the Auction
Sale of BEMIS PARK lots , Saturday , I .
One P. M , , New York Life Building.
Only $25 deposit required.
Shirt
" " " "
Waists"
50 cents and $1.00
( The best made best patterns nnd best
i materials ever offered In Omaha at thcao
prices.
; New Lawn Wrappers
I A big variety to be opened tomorrow for
I Saturday's trade ,
i Wash Dress Skirts
Linen Unen Duck Denims and white
Pique You'll agree that they are the best
shapus , best hanging and most tastefully
designed skirts In Omaha. Prices com
mence at 75c.
> New Ties Now Silk Fronts now Stocks
now Collars now Kid Gloves Silk Petti
coats Silk WalstB atyles and prlcea that'll
please you.
you.SCDFIELD :
CLDAmUITCO.
1510 Douglas.
LOS ANGELES , GAL.
Convention , July 11-14.
For the
$2 Round Trip
Tickets on ealo June 25th. to July 8th ,
good for return until Sept. 4th. For Sleep
ing Car reservations and full Information ,
call at
atCITY
CITY TICKET OFFICE ,
Tola. 316. I3O2 Farnam St.
Saturday
will sell
Hen's Sateen
Shirts ,
Black nnd white striped the
identical quality that soils allover
ever for 50c , on sale- for
19c
GUARANTEE
GLOTHINC CO. ,
CAPITOL AVE. ,
NEAR I6TH STREET.
Close to Ilennett's.
P. S. Just received an
entire line of late style
suits with union label.
An Express Wagon
Looks 100 per cent better when treated
with two coats of Sherwin-Williams
"WAGON AND IMPLEMENT. " It not ouly
looks , but wears better. Try the experi
ment. A whole quart for 50e. Remember
the paint referred to above Is made for the
purpose named , NOT a FLOOR PAINT , era
a IIOOF PAINT , NOR an Enamel Paint , nor
a BUGGY PAINT ( we have paints made
for all of these purposes ) but the Sherwin-
Williams Wagon and Implement Paint is
made for painting wagona and implements.
It's made to stand wear ana weather. That's
one of the peculiarities of the Sherwin-
Williams Paints that there Is a paint made
for each separate purpose , one that is
adapted for that particular use , NOT ONE
SLAP DASH MIXTURE FOR ALL. Como
In and see our sampfe book , tell us what
you want to paint and we will show you
the paint adapted to the purpose.
Sherman & McGonnell Drug Go
Pharmacists , Purveyors of Paints , Perfumes ,
Plasters , Pills and Powders.
DO < IKU St. , Ouinliu , Neb.
MIDDLE OF BLOCK.
Automatic"
Bicycle and Carriage
Lamp
Burns
Acetylene
Gas
No
Wicks
No
Regulat
ing Valves
This lamp U beautifully made , has a bril
liant , uniform flame , and IB absolutely self-
governing.
BURNS BEST WHEN LEfT ALONE
If jour dealer doc not
PRICE keep the ! * > ! > , we vr'lll
$2.50 and it , carriage lire-
paid , oil receipt of prloe.
Thi Plume & Atwood G0. ,
100 LAKE ] HTIII3ET. CHICAGO.
SttcMUNN'S
ELIXIR OF OPIUM
Is a preparation ot tbo Drug by which IU
Injurious affects are removed , while the val
uable medicinal properties are retained , It
posBCESCB all the itdatlve , anodyne and antl-
spasmodlol powers of Opium , but produce *
no slckneva of the stomach , no vomiting , no
co Uvenesi , no headache. In acute ntrvoue
disorders it Is an Invaluable remedy , and U
recommended by the beet physicians ,
SENT UV MAIL IX 1'LAI.V WUAl'l'Kll
UItl2Ul ltT OF riMCIS , COc.
E. FERRETT ,
723 Pearl St. : Nw York.
Wouldn't you think these three moat worthy
points , of great importance in your choosing of clothing -
ing , canst ) you to hesitate before you give up your-
money ? Is there any choice between this year's man
ufactured clothing or last year's ' manufactured cloth
ing ? Is there any choice between good clothing made
to give perfect satisfaction to a customer , and cloth
ing made to catch trade ? The Nebraska is the store
that sells honest clothing honestly made , and hon
estly priced. We are today showin \ better dothina
for less money than any other house in the United
States , and we ask you to hesitate before choosing
your clothing , to investigate our claim and investi
gate the truth.
In the furnishing department for Saturday , show
ing today the most complete line of men's summer
shirts ever shown in Omaha. Showing $1.60 values
in men's fancy colored shirts at $1.00 all now , and
today is the first showing. Men's fancy colored shirts ,
with or without separate cufls and collars , at 75c
that bring $1.00 all over town. Men's fancy colored
shirts at 45c , that bring 75c elsewhere , Men's new
neckwear at 25c , that bring 50c .around town. Men's
fine quality neckwear that specialty stores get 7f > c
ior , here for 35c. New Bat Wing ties at 30c , in a
fine selection of patterns something entirely new.
People at the department who will show you how to
tie them.
Ladies1 neckwear , in all the latest ideas of neck-
dressing , at ono half the price asked elsewhere.
Ladies' ' trimmed sailors , at 85c , 45c , 66c and 90c ,
that bring double the price elsewhere not an- old
hat in the department all 1899 styles all honest
goods honestly sold honestly priced.
SPLENDID VALUES
IN MEN'S ' & BOYS' '
CLOTHING FOR SATURDAY ,
Men's stylish spring suits made of strictly all wool cassi-
ineres and cheviots , worth from § 5 to $7.50 , price
Saturday $3.75.
Men's extra fine business suits , made of the most reliable
wool , cassimeres and serges , single and double breasted styles ,
and guaranteed to fit as well as custom tailored garments ,
regular § 9 to $12 values , prices Saturday $5.00
and $7.50.
Men's finest suits in imported worsteds , herringbone cas-
simeres , plain and satin-faced serges , positively § 15 and $20
values , Saturday's price , $10 and $12.50.
BOYS' AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING.
Youths' all wool suits at § 2.95 , $3.25 , $4.50 and $5.00.
Boys' knee pants suits in vestee , sailor and double breast
ed styles ; the largest line in the city at $1.95 , $2.50 and
$3.95 ; these are regular $3.00 to $6.00 values. Boys'volun
teer suits pf 95c.
Scientific Box Kites given away with every-boys ? suit. .
HAT SALE.
Men's and boys' hats. Men's derby and
fedora styles , including the very latest colors
and blocks , every hat made of selected fur
with best silk trimmings , bargains at $1.60
and $2.00 this week your choice for 96c.
Higher grade derbys and fedoras , in-
eluding the Knox , Dunlap , Youman and
Stetson blocks direct from the foremost man
ufacturers of the country ; these hats are the
regular J2.50 and $3.00 grades ; they will go at $2.00.
Men's and boys' bicycle caps , golf and yacht shapes , all -wool , Bilk lined , pat
terns to suit the most fastidious ; at 25c an d 35c.
Men's straw bats In all tbo new elm pes and swell rough and ready braids ; the
prices , run 26c , COc , 7Ec , 85c , $1.00 and $1. 25.
Hoys' and children's straw lints and s allors. all tbo now shapes and the swell
rough and ready braids , worth 50c and COc , g o fn'thls solo at 25c.
HAYDEN BROS ,
Selling the Most Clothing in Omaha.
WHITE ENAMEL
REFRIGERATORS.
See our new Whlto Enamel line ot Yukon
Refrigerators. Pure and white. Easy to
keep clean. Perfect circulation. Pure , dry ,
cold air. Filled with mineral wool. Refrig
erators from J5.00 up. Sold on payments
or a discount for cash.
MILTON ROGERS& SON
Sole Omaha Agents for Yukon
* - and Alaska Refrigerators.
Cast Iron
Stomach
Is required to drink some kind of beer , but
It's not so with ,
Krug
Cabinet
It's BO different Xrom the adulterated
kinds. Cabinet In made of the finest Bo-
licmlan ( Imported ) hops and eelected malt
with no other Ingredient and has the natur
al beer flavor a novelty In this day of adul
teration and a flavor that may be unusual
and perhaps unpleasant If you've 'been us
ing doctored beer but you'll learn to Ilka
It very quick and then you'll use no other.
Try ono case , quarts or pints ?
Always Reliable and Satisfactory. ;
Premium Brand
Sugar Cured Hams ,
Breakfast Bacon
Kettle Rendered LaN.
All FlUteQltu Denier * .