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THIS OMATIA DATTV BEE: WEDNESDAY, PETIT? I A T?V 21, 1900,
MOORES AS A GRACIOUS HOST
At
Million Guests Carry Happj Mtmory of
Exposition Major.
SCORES OF CONVENTIONS ENTERTAINED
VI, I lorn from PrrnMriit to IVimnnt
Are (Jreelcil "Hli llimnllnlMy
Which Prutm Vnlunlili AiWit
llmMiii'Ht fur the Clt.
"While I wot attending the national
tion Inst summer' re
marked Dr. W. II. Hanchctt oil his rcturn.V
"I met a nunihcr of prominent thyIcluns
who had been In Omaha during the Trans
inlslllipl Kxposltlon. They all epokc
warmly of thojr entertainment here and
Hcvcral of tbem cherished In particular a
Wmlly remembrance of Mayor Moorcs an a
gracious host. 'Is No. 05 still In working
order?' Inquired one. Hu referred, you
know, to Mayor Moorcs' custom of Inviting
Btrangcra to call him up by telephone when
ever they lout their way or fell Into nny of
the unres In waiting for inltorn to a large
city. Tho medical mm In fact Bccmcd to
Identify Moorcs with tho city and tho ex
position. They really felt that no Btnalt por
tion of tho enjoyment of their visit was duo
to tho efforts of thnlr kindly entertainer.'
Tho exposition Is too recent an event to
renulro any dctnllcd mention of Mayor
lloorcH" part therein as tho cNccutlvo head
of the city government. Ills wmb a never
falling hospitality and neither in appear
ance, tn inner or Bpcech did he ever provo
fllniinnnlntment In receiving tho city's
KiiefctH. Thn million visitors quartered In
.' , ,
tho city during that oventfu summer carried
iimjiv a much higher regard for Omaha nnd
its resources than If tho city's executive had
been Ipfh adequato to tho situation.
During tho llvo months of tho cxpoeltler,
Mayor Moores addressed uncounted conven
tions, congresses. RB90clatloits and cluba, of
lerlng them tho freedom nf tho ,clty and
feeing that their wants wcro properly at
tended to. It Is intimated that tho mayor
npoko tn an nggrcgato of over 100,000 people
of various crafts and professions, giving to
each some evidence that ho took particular
Interest In their lino of work and was In
sympathy with their motives.
Ki'ju lo Any Lock'.
Each delegation was presented with the
Jeys of thn city constructed on n heroic plan
nnd guaranteed to fit any lock In tho munici
pal limits. Tho mayor also, distributed 25,
t)00 largo buttons bearing his picture to
gether with tho Inscription. "Omaha Tako
it, It Is Yours." Whllo tho supply lasted
tho mayor'B office was thronged with an
unceasing stream of souvenir hunters. In
structlons were given to a corps of Janl- I reason ho has for holding hie present Job
tors nnd thousands of visitors woro shown 1 ls tnat no nml Mr- Hoctor nro old acquaint
through tho city hall, tho finest council aDCfa' Wo also understand that Mr. Hoc
chamber In tho United Stntcs, tho exquisite ' tor ,has , ndmltted that he had to get his
jnctalc work, and various other attractions brother-in-law n Job ns fireman at tho court
Lolng pointed out, concluding with the view i houeo or feeJ hlm anJ ability was not
from tho tower. Such courtesies as these a maltt?r o considered,
with tho co-operation of citizens caused the ' Now as t0 "republican schemes de
ilepartlng guests to carry nway an exalted eated, we find that the politics of the
Idea of Omaha as a hospitable convention , nIP'lcants for the position of engineer nt
cjtjr tho county court houso are as follows:
.Mnyor'M Trnv.l on Fool. Charles Larson is u populist, nnd ran for
i I,.. i . ' councilman In this city Beveral years niro
.Aln ?'?g! )nBtnnco.ln " B Procession , ,ho 0,(, allnnco HckJt ycars 0R0
n cj't-uiui wiin ma uw in t-imuui'il mill ovi
npart for Chicago, when special trains
brought an Immense, representation from
that city headed by Mayor Carter Harrison
nnd tho Chicago Democratic Marching club,
250 strong In uniform and led by n military
band. Tho mnyor nnd council wero In, wait
ing nt tho depot when tho train arrived
bearing tho city officials. Tho latter were
invited to enter tho carriages provided for
tho occasion, but Mayor Harrison refused,
saying that It was bis Invnrlahlo custom to
inarch with hlH fellow club members.
Mayor Jloores responded that such nn ar
rangement would ho equally satisfactory ex
cept that he must Insist upon mnrchlng
likewise. Tho mayors of tho two great cities
therefore proceeded together at tho head of
(bo column until the city hall was redched.
Tho mayor entertained Mr. Harrison nt his
rcsldcnco nnd tho distinguished democrat
lecoratcd his host with an lmmenso Carter
Harrison badge, promising that for n single .
1 . . t,n n-mtlnoln Tl rt ... n , I-' i, a.n,.,n- I
day ho would eradicate tho mayor'B stalwart
republicanism. Tho best of good feeling pro
Tailed nnd tho occasion proved one of the
most effective advertisements that Omaha
could havo recclvod.
The officials of St. Paul, Minneapolis, St.
Louis, Kansas City and n dozen other cities
wero similarly entertained nnd no chanco
wns neglected during tho wholo period to
plant soods In tho Interest of thn city's
growth. Tho summer of 189S, In fact, af
fords a oountlcsB number of Instances In
which tho mnyor stood up for Omaha, no
matter whether tho guest was tho "president
of tho United Stntcs or a country cousin.
"I hnfl dyspepsia for ycars. No medicine
was no effective ns Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.
It gavo lmmedlato relief. Two bottlos pro
duced marvelous results," writes L. H. War
ren. Albany, Wis. It digests what you eat
and cannot fnO to cure.
FOR CRUELTY TO CHILDREN
Tuclve-Ycnr-Old Hoy TelU n. Pitiful
.Story nnd II In I'n renin Are l.nekrd
Vp Another Chapter.
Thero is more troublo in tho Welland
family. 1216 Mnsou Btrect, nnd this tlmo
It ls a 12-year-old boy who appear as
complaining witness against his father, A.
V. Wolland, nnd his Btopmotber and aunt,
Iina Wolland, charging thctn with cruelty.
Tho boy was examined by tho pollco ma
tron yesterday, and was fouud to bo
Imdly bruised. Tho marks, ho said, wcro
jnado by Mrs. Wcllnnd, who had whipped
him becauso ho carao homo from school
with mud on his clothes. Ho was brought
to the station by an Indignant neighbor, who
eayB tho mistreatment of tho Wolland chil
dren by their parents Is notorious through
out tho neighborhood.
lloth A. K. Welland and his wife wcro
locked up, and the caso will be brought to
u speedy trial.
Two weeks ago Welland, who runs a
baker shop adjoining bis homo on Mason
street, uttempted to havo his 17-year-old
daughter sent to tho reform school. He
filed a complaint against her In pollco
eourt, charging Incorrigibility, but upon
hearing she wns acquitted nnd tho father
Hevcrcly censured by tho Judgo and prose
cuting attorney. Rlnce then tho girl haB
been working In tho household of Pollco
Cnptnln Ilor, vho gives her nn excellent
character.
Tho story told by tho children of their
homo llfo discloses a deplorable stato of
iiffnlrs. There aro hints of unspeakabla
obscenities on tho pnrt of the parents,
AVelland nnd bis wlfo wero arraigned In
tho afternoon. Thoy pleaded not guilty nnd
Jn default of $500 bonds each, wero con
signed to Jail to await trial Saturday morn
ing. Bean the- m wamnmm.
i ha Kind You uais Always mp
OA8TOIIIA.
Sentk.v. Kind You llauAlwifS
a.!... ha Kind YmHm Always
lunnw mcvti.n hoots, vhc.
8 O'Clork Thin MornhiK on
the
I'ront Slum lliiritnln .Siiunro.
AT BOSTON STOKB, OMAHA.
There will bo on salo exactly 1.023 pairs
of ladles' high cut, tan goat skin blcyclo
boots and tan canvas top blcyclo boots In
11, C, D and E widths, In sizes from 2V4
to 7, which will bo sold at the remarkable
prlco of 08c pair.
AT BOSTON STOKE, OMAHA, 08C.
You arc hereby notified that thin salo l
positively for tomorrow only, from 8 o'clock
In tho morning until 0 o'clock In the even
ing, not a mlnuto longer. During that time
you can tako your choice of any pair of
theso ladles' real goat skin, high cut and
golf cut blcyclo boots or outing boots, for
!Sc pair. You know tho regular prlco of
theso ladles' blcyclo boots Is very much
more.
$3.00, 94.00 AND M.OO LADIES' SHOES,
J1.9S.
Every day proves tho truth of our often
repeated boast that no store anywhere ever
equaled the shoo bargains wo offer, no mat
tor what excuse, no matter what reason, no
matter what Is said, our shoes whether on
eale or In regular stock nro always better
than anybody else's,
Tho shoes wo offer now for J1.9S cannot
bo duplicated for twlco tho money In nny
storo in Omaha.
Wo will glvo your money back at once It
you aro not eutlfled that the shoes nro ex
actly what we claim, worth twlco and even
moro than twlco what wo nsk for them.
We have nil slr.es nnd all widths from AA
to EE; from -'Vi to 8. All on bargain
Hquares.
MEN'S $3.00, M OO AND $3.00 SHOES, 1.08.
Tho fourth week of thin Immense Bale of
men's shoes nhuus us big bargains as ever.
I'lck out your sl.o and you nro bound to
get more than twlco your money's worth
In men's shoes In this sale. All on bar-
in iiivii o Di.uT.-n ill mm rn
nt M pa.
Special sale of boys', misses', children's,
ouths' nnd llttlo gents' shoes, on Bale on
bargain squares nt .T.ie, GSe, G9c, "uc, 89c,
JSC, $1.3!) and t. !!.
HOSTON STOKE, OMAHA.
N. W. Cor. ICth and Douglas Sts.
STILL AFTER DEE'S SCALP
Another . rrnlnninent of (lip l'ono
erntlo t'oinnilNMlonerN by Hellpnc
Club of Kimlnrcr,.
OMAHA. Feb. 17 --To the Editor of Tho
Bee: Messrs. Hoctor, Connolly and IIo
feldt, aided nnd abetted by Che World
Herald, are making n greot hue and cry
about the political persecution of one Ed
J. Dec tho no-called engineer nt tho county
court house and "republican schemes de
feated." On dllgent Inquiry wo find that Ed J.
Dee has no standing as an engineer In this
or any other community. Tho only good
D. J. Wyckoff io a democrat.
Henry Hill ls a republican.
Anton Vltoush we do not know Just what
his politics arc.
AH theso men aro licensed by the city
and enn bo vouched for ns good, competent
men by steam userB and engineers. Tho
huo and cry of Mr. Dee, that ho Is being
persecuted on account of his political faith
by tho board of engineers and engineers In
general, is nil bosh, and reminds one of
tho cry, "Stop thief!"
Wo have no objection to the doctrine of
tho Jackf3nlans, that to tho victors belong
tho spoils, nnd fully believe that any ad
ministration of public business or the bead
of enterprise should be surrounded by their
friends; but wo earnestly protest against
any nuthorltles who arc public servants
weeding out faithful employe, who havo
given cntlro satisfaction heretofore, and re-
piucluR them with Incompetent, lntemperato
... ....
ward heelers as n payment for their serv
lew to their party.
And wo most emphatically denounce ns nn
outrage tho retention of Ed J. Dee In charge
of tho steam heating and power plant of the
court liniioo nnd jail.
Although ho was discharged from tho
pollco court by Judge Oordon for viola
Hon of tho city ordinance, when tho amo
court mndo a finding of guilty against
County Commissioners llofcldt, Hoctor and
Connolly, nnd sentenced them to pay a flno
of (5 and costs of court, which wo con.
alder was right In regard to tho commls
sloncrs, hut a travesty on Justice tn tho
dlschargo of Sir. Dee, who was equally
guilty with tho commissioners, by each day
violating tho city ordinance.
Wo havo patiently submitted to this Im
position on our chosen occupation and as
good law-abiding citizens, having no re
dress in tho lower court for wrongs Im
posed upon us, wo havo appealod to tho
district court, In equity chambers, to havo
said commissioner!! restrained from further
violating thu city ordlnnnco In retaining
in tbclr scrvlco a mini who has never been
employed In nny capacity whatever ap
pertaining to the construction or bundling
of steam or power plants, which Is Jeop
ardizing tho lives and property of district
and county Judges, tho officers under them,
nlso tho recorder of deeds, district and
county clerks, treasurer, surveyor, superin
tendent of education and their omployes,
who are under bonds, obligation and salary
to faithfully perform their duties, nnd aro
compelled to do so In said court house.
Also Jeopardizing tho lives of thousands
of citizens of all elnsses, who arc compelled
to do business in tho court house, us com
plainants or defendants, with their wit
nesses, walling for their cases; and, finally,
thoso who aro Imprisoned In the county
Jail.
Tho gauntlet has been thrown down by tho
autocratic majority of the county commis
sioners nnd wo, tho engineers, havo taken
It up and will seo It to a finish.
We are entitled to and will receive tho
support of brother craftsmen nnd all un
biased law-abiding citizens.
PRESS COMMITTEE ECLIPSE CLUR.
WILLIAM AUSTIN. Chairman.
Will Operate t'uder Old l.nir.
After considering the matter of tho en
forcement of tho law of 1S90 regarding the
deposit In tho United Stales storehouse of
IW per cent of tho metal taken from for
eign lead ores imported to Omaha for tho
purpose or smelting nnu reitning, l oueeior
Taylor lias decided tn continue to enforce
tho repealed law until an order Is received
from the Treasury department lu response
to a request sent by lilm yesterday. Ho bases
this uctlon on the proposition that it Is
Impossible that tho collector of tho port
of Omaha could have been wrong so long
without receiving a protest from tho de
partment at Washington.
The matter was taken up Informally nt
tho customs house yesterday mid dis
eased, tho collector admitting that tho law
had been repealed, but decided ho would
nwult tho decision of tho department nny
wav.
mill).
ESTES Nelson T., nged 73 years, Febru
ary 20, 1S00.
Funeral from Calvary naptlst church,
Twenty-sixth and Seward streets, Thurs
day. February '.'. at 2 p. tn. interment nt
Forest I.iwn. Friends Invited.
Ml'LIJSN-Pntur J., nged 37 years.
Funerul services at St. Peter s church,
Twenty-seventh nnd Leavenworth streets,
February II at 3 p. m. sharp. Then to llur
llngton depot. Interment nt Cincinnati, t).
Sir. Slullcn has lived In this city twenty
tlvo years, tho greater part of the tlmo be
ing connected with the Bradford Lumber
company as bookkeeper. He leaves to
mourn his loss u mother, two sisters and u
brother.
BOSTON STORE BARGAINS
Grand Special Barealm in Ne Spring
Wash Fabricj Today.
Sl.00 LADIES' JIRSEY WAISTS, 15C
Ifio Vnlenelpiinrs l,iurn nnil linor
tliinn Jc, lie nml ilo Ynril "So
l.nci'i He, Fie mill 7 i -'-'. Yd
'JSC HttL-IiliiK 1c Yd.
$1.00 LADIES' JEIISEYS 15C.
Today tho most sensational bargain wo
cet placed on sale.
Almost 1,000 ladles' pcrfect-flttlng, fast
black nnd colored Jersey waists, one of the
most serviceable and sensible houso waists
to wear. They came In various nty'es, some
with Jet, some with Bilk braid, some plain.
To give everybody nu opporutnlty to secure
Bomo of theso wonderful bargains wo will
only sell two (2) to ench customer.
1!C LACES, 1C. 20 AND 3C YD.
R.000 bolts of vulcnclcnnct lace and Inser
tion from tho Detroit Block, which wero im
ported by the Detroit Wholesale Co. for this
spring's sale. All these grand laces arc In
perfect condition, tho very latest patterns
nnd deslgnB, Hue quality, all widths. Over
to different patterns to select from, a part of
which havo been displayed In our front Bhow
window for the past few days. All will go
on bargain squaru at lc, 2c nnd 3c yd., worth
up to 15c.
5C LACES, 3( 50. 7lC YD.
To mako this one of tho greatest laco sales
ever known In Omuba wo will place on sale
nbout 1,000 bolts of high-class, extra fine
orchon laco and Insertion In match sets,
xoctly tho same pnttcrns ns tho real hand-
mado la;es. This la one of tho grandest lots
of torchon laco ever Bhown In Omaha. All
go on bargain Bquaro at 3c, 5c nnd i'jC yd.
25C SILK HUCHINO: 1C.
Another lot of thoso grand silk crcpo lnce
ruchlngs from tho Detroit stock. A small
part of theBp line ru.-hlngs huve been dis
played In our 'ront window. Tboy nro In
black, whlto and nil colors, worth tip to 25c;
choice of the entire lot at lo yd.
SPECIAL HAIUJAINS IN NEW SPUING
WASH KAIHUCS.
10.000 yards new spring percales, 36-lncb,
5c yard.
New chambrny ginghams, Gc yard.
Remnants all kinds finest grado dimity,
3 ',4c yard.
Mill remnants of flno foulard sateens, 5c
yard, worth 23c.
IUmuants and full pieces new spring
prints, 4c yard, worth 8',4c
Dotted SwIfb and drapery Swiss, tue yarn,
worth 25c.
I-'Ino India linens at 7!c, 10c, 12c and
15c yard, 10 Inches wide, and worth 25c.
New spring cretonne and drapery tlck
ng, 10c yard, worth 35c.
New seersucker and zephyr gingham, 30-
inch, S',fcc yard, worth 15c,
And hundrede of other new spring wash
fabrics In tho basement.
IJOSTON STORE, OMAHA.
N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas.
An 110 mice men tn.
There will bo a matinee today at tho
Crclghton-Orpheum, and nn extra perform
anco will bo given tomorrow afternoon In
honor of Washington's birthday. Tomorrow
being a holiday, tho houso will be crowded,
as ls usual on such occasions, nnd the prob
ability ls that tho audlcnco will bo largely
mnde up of school children who are anxious
to witness tho performance of tho three boys
and three girls of tho nlno Nelson family
of acrobats. All tho other acts of the pro
gram nro of a high class and of a most en
tertalnliig character.
Tomorrow night Joseph Murphy, who has
been before tho public for thirty ycars In
Irish comedy dramas, will open at Boyd's
for a four porfopmanco engagement. "Shaun
Rhuo" will bo tho offering Thursday and
Friday nights nnd "Kerry Oow" will bo
given Saturday matinee ntid night.
Mixed I'p In MolnNHen.
Frank Small, n smelting works employe,
Is in the city Jail and likes It. Small went
Into a Sixteenth street restnurunt shortly
after 10 o'clock Slondny night. Thero ho
saw a particular enemy of his, Slaco Rush,
nn employo of tho Pulaeo stables. Smali
walked up to Rush's tnble and mado his
presenco known by a few safe lilts. Rush
promptly retaliated with n molosses jug
and followed It up with n few more pieces
of assorted tableware. Small returned tho
sweet and sticky compliment and when
Captain Hayes and Sergeant Whelnn sepa
rated tho combatants they, too, wero In
the molasses swim. Tho patrol wagon wns
nlso decorated with the sticky product nnd
Patrol Conductor Fahy looks uns-eakablo
things when any one dares to si.v "mo
lasses " Small was held for trial on u
chnrso of assault.
Sami Hums, 1318 Farnnra, discount sale
on ovorytblng now going on,
Dra. Lord & Rustln, D01 Paxton blk.
FAST TIME
TO DENVER
The Denver Limited, leaving
Omaha nt 4:25 p. m., Is duo at
Denver at 7:10 next morning.
It arrives thero nt 7:10 uot
at 8:22 nor at 9:46 at 7:10.
Relng thirty miles shorter
than any other lino Omaha to
Denver, it Is tho easiest thing
In tho world for the Hurling
ton to mako tho C3S-mllo run
between tho Sllsaourl and tho
mountains In a slnglo night.
Ticket Office.
1502 FARNAM ST.
Telephone 250.
Burlington Station,
10th & MASON Sli
Telephone 120
The
Union
Pacific
takes
'SPICTO'
you
FROM
Omaha to San Francisco
in Fifty Seven Hours
Which Is half n day
quicker than other lines,
NO CHAXtJKS.
l'erfect Comfort, Pintsch
Light, Hleam Heat, &c.
City Tlukri Olllff, IStoa l-'Mriiniu
Tut. am.
St,
ItAYUnv II It OS.
Nrllltm Mil. oil, I3I.OO nml (HI 1'lne
Shoo for Men nnd Women lit tM.SN.
CROWDS THEIR TWO 1110 SHOE DE
PARTMENTS EVERY DAY. Sl'CH SHOE
EXCITEMENT HAS NEVER I1EEN
KNOWN HE FORE IN OMAHA.
Hargnln tables plied high with the finest
shoes all at tl.SS a pair Is n wonderful
sight. Shocti for men and women, in nil
stvliti nnd bIzph. from the Krent factories
of Rochester shnn fn.. Moore Sr. Shafer Shoo
M'f'g Co., H. M. Merrlam Shoo Co., Myron ' nlso colored spreads, at $1.00 each. Is giving
l Thomas &. Co., secured at a fraction of Krent satisfaction; CO-lnch bleached, all
their worth by our buyer for spot cash. "n. damask at 50c nrd; Wamsutt.i
Over 4.000 pairs of ladles' finest vlcl kid ; bleached muslin, 10c yard; fringed napkin,
shoes, In laco nnd button, with kid nnd silk!130 oz.: Hill's blenched muslin, only ic
vtMlne tens, welt nnd turn sol, to bo ; ard. Selling ready-mado' BheetH nnd plllort
closed out this week nt I1.8S, nil worth
$3.00, $1.00 nnd $5.00. Over 5.000 pairs of
men's flno calf and vlcl kid shoes, In black
nnd tans, with genuine welt soles, plain and
tip toes, all sizes, shoes that sell regularly
for $3.50, $1.00 aiia $5.on. nil on the great
bargnln tables In our two bis shoe de
partments nt $l,gs a pair. Every pair fit
ted nnd guaranteed to wear well. Como
n and look them oVer.
SPECIALS IN Otflt MAMMOTH CHINA
DEPARTMENT.
Cups and saucers, each 2c. 1-gallon milk
crocks, 3c. Tablo tumblers. Ilro polished.
per set, lie. I'ancy decorated vrUo plates,
edges stippled In gold, worth Me, for !c.
Salt nnd pepper shakers, opalescent, as
sorted tints, 3c. Oenulno Holland bowl,
undcrglazcd decorations, cholco of patterns,
It". Imitation cut clnfs vases, hlchly to-
llthcd, worth 15c, for Sc. Jnpancae cream-
ors, worth 25c. for fie. Oatmeal howls.
neat decorations, with or without geld '
band, worth 10c, for 4!;C. Cream set,
crystal warp, highly polished, 10c. Japan
ese cups and saucers, atsorted nnMornr ,
worm i.ue, 1214 p. i'ancy covered dishes,
famous American Reality shape, worth 75c,
for 3214c. Decorated cups and saucers, set
of (i for 3!)c. Royal English dinner plaios,
scmi-porcclairi, underglazcd dcoratlons.
I'fcc. Egg shell cups and saucers. Aus-
tr'nn china, worth $1.50, Ret of fi for 53c.
HAYDEN HROS.
MorlMlllj- MnllMllcN.
The fdlloulllL- hlrlha nml ,l....tl,u ..... ..
ported at the oflllm nf llio llniir,lV,f lloin.
during, the twenty-four hours elided 11 1
noon TucsOn:':
Ulrths-Anton Abels, Thirteenth and
Jones, irlrl: John ltnhimtuttti. ,,n.
' .V.kn?1 1 .3". Swansoii, 2.l South
I'ortietn, boy; Ncls Jensen. East nmaho.
:lrl.
Death John DlnePen,
1 year.
DeWltt'8 Witch Hazel 3alve Is unequalled
for piles, Injuries and skin diseases. It ls
tho original Witch Hazel Salve. Beware of
all counterfeits.
A Red Hot Ad.
Did you over Interview yourself? Well
hero It goes: "Yes," mid Sir. Siiiaefcr to
himself) "there's nn use talking, our busi
ness for tho past live years has been grow
ing steadily, notwithstanding 11 certain
class of grafters did not spenk 11 good word
for me. Even had they tried to, It would
possibly bavo choked them. Look through
our stock nnd seo for yourself Isn't It a
corker?" When usked nbout tho Drug
Trust, why ho only smiled nnd said, "those
fellers' today feel like kicking one another
nround tho block." "How Is your pre.
serlptlon trade?" (To himself, of course.)
"Never wns better. Just glanco through
our tile nnd look nt the different doctors'
nnd. docs' blanks. Isn't it proof that doo's
'song and dnnce' about us not being capable
of filling them Is nil bosh? And every clerk
that puts up proscriptions for us Is reg
istered ill Nebrasku, Speaking about kid
ney remedies, there is none today 011 tho
market that hns published such strong tes
timonials ns CHASLEIVS. Man, man, man,
that remedy will bp udvertlsed extensively
and regardless, 01 .expense,
SCHAEFER
CUT PRICE
DRUGGIST
Cor. lOtu Jilld Chlcnco Sin.
111 Early
days the old barrel of
ashes and scrapo of pork
and bones produced tho
soap. This Is an ago of
Improvement, and
WASH-A-LONE
Soap produces the best re
sult! of tho entire soap
family.
HAYDEKs $1.88
SHOE SALE.
Greatest Shoe Selling in the West.
$3, $'1, $5 and $0 fine shoes, from fifteen of the leading
slice manufacturers of tho world di O O
on eale at, pair i.p I.OO
Astonishes and pleases crowds of people. Thousands of pairs
of fine new stylo shoes being added every day to tho big bar
gain tables, livery pair fully guaranteed and fitted to your
ieet as if you paid $5 or $('.
400U pairs ladies' finest viei
kid, vesting tops, kid, patent
tip, plain and welt soles, all
latest styles, rogular price
$3.50, $4 and $5, all sizes,
your choice for $1.88
Special for Boys and Girls.
Special lot of 050 pairs of youth's, boys' and girlb' fine
shoos, worth up to $2 and $2.50, on salo at 1.1 8 for choice.
HAYDEN BROS.
iiAimsv linos, specials.
Illir million Miili-Utnt- million nt ir.f.
Just rccclvod from New York a big lino
of fancy corded taffeta ribbon In all colors
nnd black, never before sold for less than
3 yd.; 3-in. wide; on salo Wednesday at
i:.c.
HIO SALE ON MILL HEMNANTS
of plain India linens and India lawns, 30 to
40-Inch, wide; you will nn some big bar
gains anion c them. Sc a yard and up. Our
salo of larso nnd flue, whlto bed spreads.
cases nt old prices. ILVYDEN I1ROS.
Cornell y l,j Omului IM11 ) rlulil".
A bright eiitneilleltit. entitled "The Widow
Winkle," written mid staged by nniiilui
playwrights, vt.i t invented Monday night nt
Woodmen of the World hull. Sixteenth nnd
('upllnl nvetiee. midr the utipplccK of til'
women of. Hi. Juliu s Episcopal church. Th ;
words were written by Mm. John tfehtll, nnd
the production was arranged for the stum
by .Mrs. It. K. Mi Kelvey and l.'tank Itnlll
iniin. The program wns eniuitiiietl without
11 liltch to the manifest approval of 11 large
audience. ' The cast of character was n
follows: Prof. Kuntl, I'rniilt llallliniii.
Jonuthiui . Trump. Sir. fumpdnti; H'iltn.
Stephen Kntcne; Widow Winkle. Miss Stella.
Sclilll; Dillelnn, Sllss Is.ibelle Williams.
11111I1I, SIIkm Ilcrtlo Wlllliinin; cook, Mls
Nelllo Moone.V.
"After uoelors failed to cure mo of pneu
mciia I used One Minute Cough Cure nnd
thtco bottles of It cured mc. H Is nlso tho
list remedy on earth for whooping cough.
It cured my grandchildren of tho worst
cr.Kes" writes Jol.n Rerry, Log.mton. p.i.
It lu the only harmless remedy tha. gives
Imtrrdlntc results. Cures coughs, rolds,
cieup nnd throat and lung troubles. Sloth
crs endorse It.
mmm. sisters
AVe lire nleiioed to atuiouiH'e that two
r i
llli' imuui.naii ni'vi'ii riiuiii'i iiiiiii rti-.ii-.--will
he nt our store for the next few days w
mid will be pleaded to ndvlye the Indies of
oniiiba. aa to the treattuont of the hair and
KCIllll.
Our line of I lair Tonics and vigors, now
numbers about 15" articles, mnxt of wlil.il
are sold nt cut prices. We mention below
11 Tew preparations only, but will bo plea-el
to furnish (luotntlons or show stock utun
application.
ji.oo Austin's Hair (irower. we sell
1 i ii r'i..v nnminirr corn
r-
Klc
75p dike's Dandruff Cure, we sell
l llntl'M SlrlllMii llulr Henewer. we sell Ti
II Jul Dandi'lillc, we sell 5e
$1.00 Ayer's Hnlr Vigor, we sell e
$l.m) Mexican llulr Restorative, we sell 73o
$1.00 Seven Sutherland Sisters' Hair
(Irower, wo sell
$I.U0 l'lnaud's Kail de Quinine, wo sell., etc
Mc Parker's llulr Halm, we sell !'
Me Lyon's Kntliulron, we sell 40-
5Dc Hiilllmitliie, wo sell 3c
(UtANITONIC TOR HAIR, we sell.. ..$101
$l.nij Yale's Hair Tonic, we sell 73c
Write for Catnlosue.
Sherman & McConnell Drug Go
llltli nnd llodite Sin.. O11111I111, .eli.
"TONE"
Of the proper kind Is admirable In every
Ihlnj, but to be so In a Piano It mutt be
KICII, ROUND and RESONANT,
as well OS , ,
SWEET, SINClINd and SY.MPATHETIC.
THE
Manufactured by
HARDMAN, PECK & CO.,
Filth Ave. and lothSt., N.V.,
"The Only Piano Which Improves Undtr Usage."
Alone Possesses They Six Quatltlei ol
"TONE"
A CALL ON THE
Mueller Piano
& Organ Company
tho western representatives of this
"World Itenowned" make, nt their
warerooms, would convinco you of tho
nterllng truth of those assertions, tho
Instruments tolling their own story.
1'lanos tuned and repaired.
Thones 101 Co. Ululfs, 1093 Omaha.
214-16-18 So. 18th, Omaha.
103 Main St., Co. Bluffs, la.
pairs men's finest
tihoes, made of fine calf and
viei kid, with genuine welt
sole3, tip and plain loos, worth
S3. 50, 4, 5 and $0, all on
sale at $1.88 a pair.
' 5000
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g Do You Believe in Signs ?
Most everybody dot's.
' O you COtltO llOl'O nnd 00
ovot U10 counter loaded with
we've
placed a
The sign
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lillll
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When you read tho sign examine the waists tho o
(juality tho inako the btyle the assortment tho
O
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worth the colors tho sizes then you 11 boliovo in
signs. We've taken all the waists worth up to $10,
o
o
o plain waist-!, waists that aro
6 corded, waists with fancy yokes, in fact, all kinds of
O wnlst. Viilit- Unit will siivo you frout ;i t 5 d illurs of your waist m Jtioy
O nnd slmll tf .vo von :i i,tuin. t j buy thn Inst wnUt y m havo ns yot scon
O f ic tho inoiiov. It's tivjiiev wnttoil to noirlcct this trrotit waist salo. Salo
i O ',"uii::i''iii;e' this u, in.
i r-'iin::i'iioo- this u, in.
O
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HAY UCns suTs
In vesfee and double breasted styles, all sizes,
3 to 16. Great values.
SI. 75 for boys' $3.50 to $4.50 suits, in double breasted
and vestee styles, sizes 3 to 10. Great values.
We have had
a wonderfully successful
clothing soason the
largest in our history,
and there is a reason for
it, too. Selling better
clothing and more of it
than any one else, and
at lower prices, the re
sult of buying the cloth
direct from the mills,
and mado ut by the
best manufacturers, on a per
cent, in enormous quantities,
coupled with tho lowest pri
ces ever named on equal qual
ities.
95c g
for men's $1-75 and
oin 3S to 40 waist,
$2.95
$2.50
&1 A I(
for all men's
jqJIHb. JL kJ i;ir 30, $25
HAYDEN BROS
It's Rude to
Jut who could help
Pointing at tho enor-
in mm k:i!(!S of....
Move than all other soft coals combined. Best coal mined in
Wyoming. Lump $5.50, Nut or Ek$5, Peanut $4.50.
VICTOR WHITE, 1605 FflRNflfl TEL. I27.
Winter
Scenes
ThlB Is Just tho weather to Ret
Rood out-door pictures. (Jot
u good, rellahlo
KODAK OR CAMERA.
Wo havo thorn at lowest prl cs
Everything for tho amateur photo
grapher. OKT A PIIOTOOItAlMIIC MAtiA
ZINi: KOK 10O A COI'V.
The Robert Dempsier Go,,
1215 I'limam St.
Developing and Printing Done,
Wrlto u lieforo purchasing.
Wo do, nnd ho will you nftor o
tilt) sign thill WO ll!lVO plnC.ud
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
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Women's Silk
Waists.
We've selected out all
waists, taffeta and satin,
piled them out on a table, and
large sign just over the table,
reads
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
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n
for choice.
tucked, waists that aro
o
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o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
We are now
closing out the residue
of our winter stock of
clothing, prior to re
ceiving spring styles to
make a decisive clearing
Tho prices for tho
next eight days means a
saving well worth your
consideration. All the
best and finest men's and
boys' clothing in winter
weight at half and less than
HALF
REGULAR
PRICES.
2.50 pants, mostly large sizes.
great values.
90
for men's $5 and $0.50 all wool frieze ulBtorB,
great values.
for men's 4.00 and $5.00 trousers, all sizes
great values.
finest Buits and overcoats, rogu-
and $22.50 goods.
Point
SHERIDAN COAL
Dr. Jno. Roy, Chiropodist.
t iiltSs umin ! i""" ami up. New
ete.tr,. il nut.iutl. mi kmf". painless opera
imn ( i .l.iair.- i ...iiii iy i ii red Wiirt.
mole. l.ir'li in iik warn and mipcrtluom
iiatr ruiiirtiti
I- 11 y
Him keniMl eyes palnt-
(ii niiiunil ruior -i
eurs' experience, Vi
i i'.uh In Dinallii.
llooin 12, l-ren-iter
lllotk.
umm
IODIDE OF IRON ,
forANHAllA.POOKNUSSoflliMl .OOD,
CONS I ITUl IONAI. WI.AKMihS
SCKOI UI.A. I tc.
NoneEemiliirnulesiiiiKm'l Ili.ANCAKri
AM. DKrot.IiiTS.
U. POUdllKA & CO., N, Y. Agt-,or u s-
WANT 15 O -t nn t 'u ''tJ
Il-I-l'-A .N H will not norm It Send 6 ccntj
to Itlninu Chemical Co. Nm; orlt, for 10
Mtnplca and l.W) ustlmonlali.
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