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THE OMAHA DATLT "REE: TTITJUSDAV, "MAT1CTT S. 1000.
PACKERS f,ET LOWER RATES
R'.duotion in Bates on Important Packing
House Products is Announced.
OMAHA LINES WILL ADOPT NEW TARIFFS
Shipment iif Fertilizer In .New Or
lenim, .tf tttH mill -Mlllpil Val
ley I'nlntH Will ll Lowered
Fori)' t'cnlM Per Ton.
Tho Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis
rallroail bag ruado olllclal onnounccment
that, effective March 8, It wilt reduce tbo
rates on fertilizer from Kansas City to New
Orleans, Mobllo ami Mlralsslppl valley
points. Tho now rates will bo 10 cents per
ton lower than nt present. Thu new tarllt
Is announced In ndvanco by J I). lllddell,
general freight agunt. nnd has created con
siderable consternation among tho railroads
operating from Kansas City and Omaha Into
tho territory effected by tho new rates. Th
rutting of published tiirlffs by competitive
roads In Kansas City In known to bo tho
rofliion for tho reduction announcot by tlm
Memphis line. Local railroad men predict
that Its action may terminate In n rate war
ns bitter ns the one which characterized the
recent conflict between tho MomphlB and
Ilurllngton railroads on packing products to
the southeast.
The reduction announced by the Memphis
line from KansnB City will be followed by
corresponding reductions In thu rate from
Omaha on fertilizer to the torrltory covered
by the new tariffs. Tho local llnrs which
nrc Interested In this mnttor aro tho Mis
souri 1'nclflc, llurllngton. Omaha St. I.ouli
nml Illinois Central. The rate from Omaha
to New Orleann, Mobile and Mississippi val
ley points Ib $1 In ndvanco over that from
Kansas City.
Fertilizer Is one of the Important products
of the packlng-houso Industry. Shipments
from Omaha to tho territory effected by tho
now tnrirfs announced by the Memphis lino
reach a considerable number of cars during
tho course of a year. Packing-house men
arc by no means displeased with- tho rato
war which Is imminent, although local rail
road officials connected with tho linos neces
sarily Interested In the matter aro by no
menus jubilant over the prospect of reduced
revenues In shipments of fertilizer.
I-HUSinUNTS' (II HTKItl.V SKSSION.
oniclitlN of Winifi'ii nml TrmiNconll
ni'iilal IIomiIn (intlier ill Nimv VorU.
NI3W YOUK. Mnrch 7. The presidents of
tho various western nnd transcontinental
roods held their quarterly session In this
city tuday. With the chief executives aro a
number of traffic managers, whose nttend
nnco Is nn Innovation, all previous meeting!
having been confined mrlrtly to the prcsl
denln, Tho abrogation of ticket commUslons, tho
nlleged rupturo between tho roads running
from Chicago nnd the recent decision of the
eastern trunk lines to rescind the prorating
ngreement aro nmong tho matters arraigned
for consideration. Kdward T. Jeffrey, presi
dent nnd gencrnl manager of tho Denver A
Itlo (Iran tin railroad, presided nt the meeting.
II a I cm for Coiiiinoreliil CoiiKren.
'HOUSTON, LMnrch 7. Tho southwestern
pasHcnger bureau has authorized n rnto of
ono faro. plus $2 for the TransmlsslsBlppI
Commercial congress, which meets at Hous
ton April 17 to SI, tickets to bo on sale
Aprll 13 and 14, limited to tweuty-ono days.
This rato will npply from nil atiitcs und
territories west of tho Mississippi river.
Itiilltrny Note anil I'e i-noihiIa.
II. H. Kooer, commercial agent of the
TUIssourl Paclllo at Knit Irfike, Is In the
city on a brief business trip.
W. J. Stone-lturner. f'uperlntcndent of
transportation of tint Omaliu & Ht, t.ouls,
is a visitor In tho city from Stnnberry.
Cook's Imperial Kxtra Dry Champagne
should bo In every household. It Is per
fectly pure nnd naturally fermented.
NEWSBOY STRIKESTt RICH
Quickly ScIIm Out IIIk Lot of Hslrn
Klrcllon llccH to llie Ciouil
nt IIii)iI'm Tlicutcr.
Tuesday night tho Iloyd theater was filled
with ono of tho largest crowds which over
passed through Its doors. rictwcen tho
parts of the Sanaa concert tho election an
nouncement was mnilo from tho stngo. At
that tUno about half of the city had been
heard from and the election of Moorcs was
assured. Ah soon as tho crowd caught tho
Import of tho announcement n cheer went
tip -which shook tho big building. The sup
porters of Poppleton caught their breath In
a mlnuto or two ami started to IiIbs, but
tho nolso they mado was only audible for a
second, whon It was completely drowned by
the cheers for Moorea.
Iater, when the performance was con
cluded, tho newsboys, with extra edition1 of
tho city papers, were on hand. Ono boy,
known among the frnternlty as Abe, and
"whose full grown volco gavo no Intimation
of his size, mannged to worm his way Into
tho theater lobby. His cries of "Moorcs
elected! Hero's your extra Ileo! Only paper
In tho city which supported him!" echoed
throughout tho building. Ho had about all
tho pnpers ho could carry when ho went In,
tout they wero all soon sold. Ho passod
thorn out as fast us peoplo could get to him,
nnd during his busiest moments never
lulsECd a yell with oach breath.
To I lie Pill. tic.
"I have used Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy slneo It was Introduced in thin vlolnlty,
both for myself and family, nnd always with
tho best results, anil cannot speak too highly
of it. It docs Its work thoroughly and
effectually," says Klllott Ingram, South Lee,
Masi. This remedy Is a favorlto because It
It prompt nnd certain In Its cures and la
pleasant and safe to tnke. Price 25 and 30
ceuts per bottle.
Announce menl.
Miss Ulllnn Ilurkhnrt. tho dalpty and
charming comedienne will tomorrow even
ing nt tho Crclghton-Orphcum theater pro
duce a new and novel playlet, entitled "Fifty
Years Ago." It la called n costume comedy.
Asldo from the costumo features It Is Bald
to no very witty and has an excellent Plot
It will provo an Interesting event to the
many ndmlrcrs of this vorsatlle actresi.
Next nfternoon n Iiurkhart matlneo will bo
given. i;very lady unending will be nre
sentod with n sterling silver spoon of hand
Bomo design and artistic cngravlne. The
Indies will treasure this little work of art ns
u keepsake of Miss Ilurkhnrt. who Is always
n great favorlto with her own sex. This
evening thero will 'bo an additional attrac
tlon In tho playing of sevoral selections by
tho Francis Potter Mandolin club of fifty
persons.
Wllllo Colllor, Louisa Allen and nn excep.
tionaiiy strong company win bo seen In "Mr.
Smooth," Mr. Collier's now comedy, nt the
Iloyd tomorrow night. The engagement
continues until Saturday night, with
matlneo Saturday nfternoon. Tho piece Is
said to bo one or tho best vehicles Mr. Col
Her over had In which to display his vena
tlllly. It should bo so, as Mr. Collier wrote
tho play himself, Mr. Collier was last seen
lioro In "Tho Man from Mexico."
Oiniiiiti-riiiciiuo,
7:00 a. m S:30 p. m.
4 : f,5 p. m 7:4f a, m.
7:30 p. m 9.30 u. ra.
via
"Tho Northwestern Lino,"
1401 and 1403 Farnam street.
"The bttit of everything."
IIAVIUJ.V UIUIS'. SPHriAI.H.
IVeiT Prlern for Tlitirxilay' Urn mini -Icnl
lliiyem,
DUKSS OOODS.
Our dress goodB salo stilt continues; two
large stocks from tho Ilotnny mills nnd C.
A. Auftmordt, New York City. IUnck
cheviots, nil wool, sponged, shrunk nnd
ready for use, Gftc, 7fic, Sc up to $3.50
yard, Illack IJngilsh plerolas, 39c, 59c, 7no,
08c, 11.25, $1.50, up to $8.50 yard, Flno
heavy black tailor suitings, In Venetians,
broadcloths, gros do Londro, gros do
France, doeskins, meltons, etc., nt PSc, $1.25,
12.60, $3.G0, $4.50, $6.60 up. We aro head
quarters for high grado homespuns In nil
tho grays, oxfords, tans, wines, etc., 68
Inches wide, 98c, $1.23, $1.60, $2.00, $3.00.
$1.00 ynrd. We- have homespun alo ut 25c.
39c, 49c, 75c. Oolf cloth nnd plaid back?
homespuns, the newest cloth for tailor suits,
requires no linings, at 98c, $1.25. $1.60, $1.98
up to $4.50 ynrd. Lansdowue strictly con
fined 'to Haydpn Ilros., nnd positively found
In no other Btore in Omaha1, 72 new spring
shades.
TUB MO 45ILK DEI'AUTMKNT.
Our Thursday special silk Bales are eag
erly looked forward to by thoso that know.
60 pieces of bright colored volvct for 25c:
100 pieces plain silks, very fine, all shades,
25c; 60 pieces of flno corded wash silk nt
only 29c; bright nnd pretty satins, nil col
ors, on Bale, 35c: nil colors In 21-Inch taffeta
on sale, 49c; choice of 100 pieces flno ori
ental drapery silk, 59c; ynrd-wldo black
Jap wash Bilk, ono day only, C9c; new line
of flno black taffeta, very good, 60c; new
lino of guaranteed black boulevard velvet,
$1.00. Wo Bhow tho black sterling taffeta
now waist silks, on sale at 75c nnd 98c. To
buy tho correct style In foulard dress silk
you must buy It hero. Persian, flornl,
scroll, dot, stripe nnd n thousand other
designs at 69c, C9c. 75c, $1.00.
SPECIAL SIHHT SALE.
100 dozen shirts, with collars and cuffs at
tached; all tho latest styles, worth up to
$1.00, nt 45c; 100 doz. men's colored laun
dered shirts In nil the newest styles, mndc
to sell at $1.50; on sale nt 75c. Men's 60o
Jersey ribbed underwear at 29c. Men's 25c
suspenders nt 10c. Men's 15c handker
chiefs nt 5c. .Men's 60c suspenders In all
styles at 25c,
HAYDEN BROS.
BOSTON STORE BARGAINS
DEVOTED TO HER SWEETHEART
I'ntbcllc DrinoiiNtratloii of Woman's
t'oniliuiey In Criminal
Court,
Bweet-faced girl In her teens sat within
tho railing of Judge linker's court room
Wednesday afternon, crying as though her
henrt would break. Sho burled her face In
her hands and sobbed convulsively. It would
have been her wedding day but for tho fact
that tho law had Interfered. Chris Thomp
son, tho young girl's betrothed, was In court
prisoner on trial for tho nlleged stealing
of a watch. Ida Oleson Is tho namo of tho
disappointed brido-to-be. Sho followed her
Bwecthcart to tho court houso to Intercede,
If possible, for his release.
But 'tho law takes no cognizance of plnns
mado by lovers, nnd tho fact that Thompson
stood charged with a crlmo was sufficient
to hold him In court, desplto tho agreement
ho mado several weeks ago to marry Miss
Oleson on Wednesday, .March 7. Thompson
apparently reciprocates tho devotion of tho
girl, but ho Is not bo demonstrative.
It Is alleged that on tho night of February
11 Thompson stolo n watch from Jnmes
Flood, a hackmnn. It Is said that tho theft
occurred In a lower Farnam street salon.
Suspicion Immediately pointed to Thompson,
and ho was arrested and thrown In Jnll a
tow days later. Ho has since been In con
finement and his sweethenrt has been a fro
qucnt caller, never falling to bring some
reminder of her affection In tho wny of
delicacies.
Desplto tho solemnity In the rourt room
thnt camo as n mark of respect to Miss
OleBon'fl grief, a smile passed around the
court room when Thompson's attorney an
nounced what ho termed the absurdity of
a hackdrlver being robbed. Ho declared
such an Instnnco had never been recorded
nnd ho didn't bollevo It ever would be. Tho
county uttorncy entered n protest, on tho
ground that such statement was not within
tho record. Judgo linker sustained the ob
jection, and tho case proceeded on Its morlts,
Most Remarkable Bargains in Today's
Sals of Any Offerod This Beaton.
LADIES' TAILORED VESTS 103 EACH
Special llarRolnn In I. allien" Suit,
Sklrln, (iolf ('ape (iraiiil Hllilion
Sale 111k Sale Xmv MprliiK Wash
(lOOllM III llllMCtltCIlt ioituj.
$1.00 VESTS, IOC.
LADIES' TAILORED VESTS.
1,000 ladles' tailored vests, tho latest fad,
oild vests, to bu worn with any suit. Made
of nil wool material, trimmed with lino
quality pearl buttons, as displayed In our
window, on tule nt 10c each.
$7.60 OOLF CAPES, $2.60.
32 ladles' lino golf capes, worth $7.60, go
today nt $2.60.
$5.00 TAILORED SKIRTS. $3.98.
Indies' lino all wool herringbone cheviot
skirts, with good linings, thoroughly well
tnllored, worth $5.00, today nt $3.98.
GRAND PURCHASE OF LADIES' SUITS.
Our recent exceptional purchase of 325
ladles' high grade man-tailored suits, en
ables u.i to offer tomorrow the greatest bar
gain In strictly all wool up-to-dato sultn
over mndc In Omaha.
Your choice of all theso ladles' fine suits
in flno covert, Venetian cloths, with silk
llnctl Jnckcts, percallno lined and corduroy
bound skirts. Also ladles' suits In the new
Eton, single and double-breasted and tlght
flttlng styles, all new colors, go nt special
price, $8.95 suit.
$1.00 AND $1.60 CORSETS, 49C.
1,500 ladles' perfect fitting corsets, the
entire ramplo line of ono of tho largest
manufacturers of high grade corsets. Many
different styles In black, white and fancy
colore, all sizes, nil lengths. Every corset
guaranteed worth from $1.00 to $1.50; nil go
on bargain square nt 49c.
50C UNION SUITS, 15C.
1,000 ladles' perfect fitting union suits,
handsomely silk nnd lace trimmed, nil sizes,
nil styles, suitable for spring wear; worth
up to 50c, go at 15c suit.
GRAND SPECIAL RinilON SALE.
Wo will plnco on salo tomorrow 1,000 bolts
of tho flneot quality black taffeta, black
satin nnd black taffeta moire ribbons, from
4 to 7 Inches wide, nil worth up to 50c yd.;
tomorrow only wo offer them at 15c yd.
This Is tho greatest bargain we have ever
offered In ribbons.
GRAND HAROAINS IN FINISHING URAID.
Wo offer on ono big counter nil kinds of
finishing brnld, worth up to 25c bolt, In nllk
or cotton stitched, all absolutely new de
signs, at 6e bolt.
SPECIAL HAROAINS IN THE BASEMENT.
For tomorrow only wo will offer 500 pieces
of lining cambric nt lc yard.
10,000 yards remnants1 of 36-lnch wide per
cale, go nt 3'4c yard.
Full standard dress prints In long mill
rcmnnntfl, at lc yard.
Mill lengths of dimity, organdy, lawns and
Awiss, worth tip to 25c, go nt 3'Ac yard.
IiOSTON STORE, OMAHA,
, , ICth and Douglas Sts.
The Attention of tile
Traveling public Is respectfully Invited to
tho magnificent equipment offered to patrons
of tho CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE AND ST.
FAUL RAILWAY between Omaha and Chi
cago. Solid vcstlbuled, steam heated and
electric lighted trains. Palaco Blecpcrs nnd
diners, buffet nnd library cars, free reclin
ing chair cars, fast tlmo and union depots.
City Ticket Office, 1504 Farnam st. F. A.
NASH General Western Agent.
Hunker IIoiiih ii llnlilier.
J. R. Garrison, cashier 'of tho bank of
Thornvllle, Ohio, had been robbed of health
by a serious lung trouble until ho tried
Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption.
Then he wrote: "It Is the best medicine
I ever used for a severe cold or a bad caso
of lung trouble. I always keep a bottlo on
hand." Don't suffer with coughs, colds or
any throat, chest or lung troublo when you
can bo cured ho easily. Only 60c nnd $1.00.
Trial bottles free at Kuhn & Co.'s drug
store.
Tho New Snow Church company has re
moved to rooms 401-405 Now York Life bldg.
Sco C. F. Harrison's land bargains.
Ml Ml M
The Northwestern I.lne
Daylight special leaves Omaha 7.00 a, m.
and arrives nt 8:30 tho snmo evening. Tho
only daylight train from Omaha with library
buffet service.
City offices. 1401 and 1403 Farnam street.
Quicker
Time
TO
DENVER
iS 1.HD
COLORADO POINTS
AFTER MARCH 1ST
"THE COLORADO SPECIAL"
will leave Omaha 11:35 p. m. and ar
rlvo Denver 1-20 p. m, next day, mak
ing nearly an hour quicker time than
formerly.
''THE PACIFIC EXPRESS"
for Colorado leaves Omaha 4:25 p. m.
arrives Denver 7:35 a. m. next day.
Through Pullman Sleepers, Dlnlnf
Cars, Iluffet Cars.
California Athlete (in Knnt.
HERICELEY. Oil.. March 7.-The Uni
versity of I'nllfornm track team will, If
conditions nro satisfactory, meet Ynlo nt
New Huven on Slay 5. Manager Decoto of
tho California team received u telegram to
duy from the Vain manager stntliig that
ine mnicn wouni tie accepted ror tliat nate
sublect to conditions to be forwarded by
mall. Tho date named Is the one which
Manaccr Decoto wanted. It will inakn the .
contest tho llrst In which California will
comueto in tno east, tho team will leave
Horkeley on April 29 and will reach New
Haven .May 3, Decoto has received a
challenge from tho I'nlverslty of Michigan
for a date on the return trip. California
wants thlH match und will make an effort i
to urrnnKo It. With Princeton, Pennsyl- I
van la. and Ynln this will ctvo four dual
meets, besides the two championship games,
City Ticket Office 1302 Farnam.
Tel. 316.
j Collar
CHICAGO TRAINS
A PLENTY.
Four daily via the Burlington:
Daylight Express 7:80 a.m.
Vestibuled Flyer 4:00 p. in.
Chicago Limited 7:80 p. in.
Chicago Special 11 :59 p. m.
Sleeping or parlor cars and free reclining
cliair cars on all four trains. Dining cars on
three of them. Library cars on the Chicago
Special.
ticket nri'ici:,
1.10'J KAHXAM ST It KMT.
Telephone U.IO,
iiimi.i.vr.Tox station,
IOTII AM) MASC STHKKTS,
Telephone li!S.
THIS
SHOE SALE
HEOIN3 SATURDAY
AT
IIOSTON STORK, OMAHA.
. SPKCIAL ANNOUNCKMKNT.
Mcfsrs. J. L. Hrandels & Sons, proprie
tors of Uoston Store, tnke plcnstiro In an
nouncing their purchase from tho repre
sentatives of Messrs. Herbert, MoDowel &
Smith, trustees,
The choice of
$(.0,000 WORTH OF
Finest, high grade
TURN AND WKLT SHOES.
For men, women, boys, girls and Infants
This sbOe sale will commend Itself to
every lover of fine shoes. It Is a mojt ele
gant stock.
In tho sales commencing Saturday thero
will bo represented shoes from the flneM
shoo miikois In America, Including such
famous maket-3 ns Trlmby &. Ilrowstcr, lMdy
& Webster, Harding Sons & Johnson, Todl
& Hrancroft, Terrell, Curtis & Terrell, Sid
well, DcWIndt Shoo Co., Florshelm, etc.
Wo personally ndvlso your attendanco at
this sale, and wo also personally guarantee
that of all the shoo sales we hovo over
hold, Including even tho last one, which wo
have Just completed, thnt none of them
hnvo ever compared with this one. It Is
truo that each tlmo wo begin a sale we
bollovo it Is the biggest, but this one, whl.h
commenciH Saturday, Is by far tho most
Important of any wo ever held. Tho man
ner of our purchases permits us to promise
extraordinary bargains. And you will find
on attending this sale that our promises
will bo entirely fulfilled.
Kindly remember that this commence.!
Saturday, .March 10. and will contlnuo until
nil tho shoes arc sold.
Particularly ndvlsing your nttendancc at
this salo for your own benefit If you want
oxcoedlngly lino hand-made shoes, wo are
Yours very respectfully,
J. L. I1RANDBIS & SONS, Proprietors,
BOSTON STORK. OMAHA.
N. W. Cor. 18th and Douglas Sta.
Why riiitrrss In ihe nnrli OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOOOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOO
When by traveling In tho luxurious sleep
ing cars of the CHICAOO, M1LWAUKRH
AND ST PAUL RAILWAY you mny turn
on tho electric lamp and mnko tho berth as
light as dny.
City Office, 1501 Farnam st.
We mean it.
$6.95
Thursday you can have the
choice of our Jackets that sold
"for 18, '20 and 25, for
$6.S5 you want a
good coat for little money now
is your ciiance.
I'lve
Trains dally for Chicago via tho NORTH
WK3TKRN LIN' 12. A full lint of them can
bo secured at 1401 nnd 1103 Farnnm street.
SCOflElQ
CUUSUITCO.
1510 Doimlas St.
u
FOR THE DEFEATED
Of course there Is tint "funny-feellnc"
niter you have worked liiml tnr wnnWu
before tho election nnd then get defeated.
on nro bound to feel blue, down-hearted,
feel llko kicking somebody nil over. Ilraco
up 'till next election, you might do better
for tho present-and tnke a few bottk':) of
t'UA MICH'S K1DNHY OlIRH. Thnfn tho
medicine that will drlvo that "funny-feel- i
Inc" nwny.
Cramer'H Kidney Cure r.flc
l.lsterlue f,gt. ,
Syrup of Flss iic
I'lnkhiim's Compound isic i
Plcrcc'fi Favorlto Prescription ifflo !
Slennen'B Tnlcum Powder lie
I'liiiH s CnlerV Comtiound ran
Hood's Sarsnpnrllln tiiu
West's Nerve and Hrnln Treatment.... fflc
Doan's Kidney Pills ,Te
Morrow's Kldnoyolds 2:te
Castorln, a5c
Wine of Cardiil roe
Schncfer's Cough Syrup l5o
Aycr's Ilnlr Vlifor (Wc
Perunn "3u
CUT PRICK
DRUGGIST
Chlcneo Ht:
WHERE CAN YOU
FIND A BETTER PLACE
to do your trading thnn our store. Our
drugH nro the best we can buy. Wo tiflo
tho utmost caro lr preparing prescriptions,
using no substitutes, the prices nro ns low
ns any reliable druggist In town.
You can get In our store at nny time, day
or night. Wo novor close. Again wo ask
WHKRU CAN YOU do bettor?
Ountlicr'fl Rest Chocolates, per lb t'.Oc
r,0e Dodd's Kidney Pills 40o
COc Dodd's Dyspepsia Tnblots 40c
$1.00 Helmrod's Asthma Cure 75c
$1.00 Ponham's Asthma Curo 73c
I 25c Krauso's Hcndncho Curo 0c
$1.00 Ltsterlno f.'Jc
fiOo Syrup of Figs 30c
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SGHAEFER
Cor. lUlh nml
A Word
About Teeth.
Our best set,pf teeth have used In their
construction the most expensive and tho
highest quality tooth that dentistry can af
ford. You cannot get u better tooth. They
aro the best. ,Flt guaranteed.
flood Set Teetlv $5.00
Rest Sot of Tooth $S.OO
Partial Sets $2.50 up
Taft's Philadelphia Dental Rooms.
1517 DOUGLAS ST.
$1.00 Swamp Root 75c
75c, Swamp Root 40c
$1.00 Wlnu of Cardul 7Cc
J. A. FULLER & CO
cut rmcn imucinsTs,
lllli mid DiiukKh Sta.
OPKN ALL NIGHT.
Black Silk Suspensory,
75c.
V'o aro selling black silk suspensory, with leg
itrapsand waist bands and rubber drawstring,
fnr".')C. Another one at same prlcolJ mado out
of whlto silk bolting cloth, with leg straps, vert
cool, lllg value ntTBo Then wo havo nlco silk
suspensories with Just ono band nround tho
waist at ic, and very good suspensories In both
styles mentioned nbovo at '.'Do. Mailed postpaid
ui'on receipt of price.
Sherman & McGonnell Drug Go
Now
Location lfith nnd Dodgo Streots,
Omaha, Neb.
HAYDENs
NEW SPRING STYLES
S IN LADIES' WEAR
j a jinn, uui n, uuu
10.00
3.98
Our wrapper salo was n great success. Thousands of women wcro more than satis
fied and pleased. THURSDAY WE WILL SHOW tho advance styles of our now spring
goods.
Our firm determination Is to sell hotter. goods for less
money than nny other houso.
OUR LEADER as usual will be our $10.00 suit. They
como In all colors nnd all styles taffeta lined Jackets,
percallno lined skirts with tho now box pleat back, and
nro worth anywhero
$17.50 our prlco
will always be
Wo havo finer onea direct copies of Imported raodols
nt $20.00, $30.00, $40.00 nnd $50.00.
OUR SILK WAIST DEPT. Is larger nnd moro complete
than over. Moro silk waists than nil tho houses In
Omaha combined. For Thursday wo havo selected 300 vory
best silk waists In taffetas and
satins worth up to $7.00 and $8.00
fort only
Wo hnvo also tho high grade Imported samplo waists at
$ir..00, $25.00 and $30.00 each.
OUR SKIRT DEPT. You nre nil ncqualnted with our
vnrloty of tailor mado skirts nnd high grndo qualities Is
unsurpassed nt $8.00, $10.00, $12.00 and $15.00.
NEW MILLINERY Advanco spring styles In trimmed
street hats. See tho now Ideas. A handsome display of
violets and all tho Btyllsh trimmings.
When We Mention Bargains In the Cloak Department
We Mean What We Say.
Your choice of 103 ladles' high clnss tailor mad Jackets they come In all colors
nnd all Blzes They wcro sold as high as $20.00
Thursday tako your pick
at only ,
25 dozen Indies' 'black mercerized foulard waists, lined throughout
all tho now effects corded collar nnd cuffs
grand sweoplng sale, your cbolco for
73 ladles' tallor-mado suits all wool every thread
they nro In homespuns nnd vonetlans Jackets silk lined
In colors and black, worth $15.00, your cholco
107 children's Jnckcts 4 to 12 sizes
they Bold up to $8.00 your cbolco
for ,
20 dozen ladles' satin underskirts, flannel
lined braid trimmed
for
15 dozen ladles underskirts with two rows of
ruflles and deep llounco worth $1.50
for
f.O dozen Indies' wrappers from tho M. I). Mirsky
stock worth up to $2.00
for
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5.00
1.25
5.98
2.50
49c
59c
98c
HAYDEN BROS.
Consult the Mirror
HtiuV tho effect of tno places left
by lost tenth, Look at tho cllscolora
Hons produced by diseases, Do they
Improvn the appearance"' You will
dceido In tho negative. Our
Artificial Teeth
nro perfect duplicates of nnturo'H pro
ductlonM, Perfect In form, color, nnd
uho. Either plates or
Crown and Bridge
Work.
at moderato prices.
BAILEY, the Dentist
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1.11(1) Attriulii.it. I'Iiumv lUS..
Le Or. II. W. Ilnllry'a Tooth
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The Boys' Clothing
Js full of newness. New in design, now in stylo,
new in pattern, new in the latest kinks of fash
ion, and with it all, economy studied in giv
ing tho lowest prices consistent with good qual
ity. It's the kind of clothing that saves at
both ends. First saving in purchase, you pay
less for good quality. Next, pay is in good ser
vice. It costs less and wears longer. Ono of tho
prettiest suits wo have costs but 82.50 not
one of tho kind, that anything will do. so it's a
2.50 suit. Oh, no it's our own make, de
signed by us and sold onlv bv us.
Boys' Vestee Suits. tetJiT;
patterns, double breasted vests, largo pearl
buttons, fancy vestee, latest style, and perfect
ly tailored. You'll find tho assortment of boys'
clothing away beyond what you expect in
quantity and quality. Our boys' department
has been allotted moro space, on account of the
growing sales, and will need moro room when
mothers find out tho wonderful economy that
can bo found in buying her boys' clothes here.
Our line of boys' clothing has boon designed,
made and sold by us with tho understanding
that they must please not onlv the youths
themselves, which is hard enough but goner-
ally the youths' parents and friends.
The favorite sellers for past week j
aro tho
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SCHMOLLER & MUELLER
The Largest Piano Dealers in the West
Offer great Inducements during tho next
1! days In now and slightly used Pianos to
mako room fot spring stock which is dnily
arriving from eastern factories, asldo from
tho artistic
STEINWAY
cWWiJZr
I tu' leading piano of tho world. Yrm havo n cholco stock of 1H0 A. II, nhasc, Voso,
Kmeraon, Packard, Ivors & Pond, and other well known ennkes to select from.
!ew IMimoH ii ft I oh- iin yMH. I'n.mI I'lmwin nn low an qts.l.
I Nfil Oruillin nn li.lv nn WIS.
We sell on easy monthly payments, rent, tunc, repair and exchnngo pianos.
K8timntcs furnished free of charge for repairing and rellnlshing old Instruments.
Telephone lC2r. Wrlto for catalogue, prices and bargain list. Wo aro representa
tives for tho self-playing pianolas; also tho IlarWood Guitars and Mnudollns; only
Instruments of Its kind guaranteed for G years.
...Schmoller & Mueller..
The Hid
Stelnway & Sons
Representatives.
Itellnlilc IMnuo Iloune.
f 1313 rarnam Street
337 Broadway, Council Bluffs.
HAYDENs
S4 and $5 SHOES
IS for $1.50
A Radical Cut Price to Close Out.
Thousands of pairs oJf lino shoes madG
to sell at 4 and $G, For &1.GO.
All Omaha was surprised at buying such fine shoos for
1.88. Now, they aro astonished whon wo say only $,50
a pair, for every pah, including five new shipments that
we've received lato, from the well known factories of P. M.
Wadloy it Son, Cioo. F. Daniels & Co., A. II. Aborn & Son,
Huiskamp Bro6 it Co., and liochester Shoo Co.
$1.50
$1.50
15 big bargain tables aro loaded down with fine shoes.of tli6
latest styles and all sizes, mado for other dealers
to sell for to 85, all on salo now ipi.Ovl
MKN'S FINK CALF WRI.T S1IOKS I.nco
and congress, with full double soles, Eng
lish back stays, best linings nnd leather top
facings mado to sell for $1.00 and $5.00 a
pair, only $1,110.
MKN'S KINK TAN BOX CAW SIIOKS
Laco with double stitched soles, leather
rlmmlngs, new back stny nml best linings
LAWKS' FINK VICI KID SIIOKS-Ice,
with new stylo French heels, hand turned
soles, Bilk top, facings and finest linings
a flno dress shoe, tniido to sell for $5,00 all
slues In this sale, $1.50.
I.ADIKS' FINK VKSTINO TOP SIIOKS
madn of tho best velnur kid, laco nnd button,
with single flexible soles, kid tips and the
nnd coin Ucs Shoes niado to bcII for $1.00, j best trimmings all slzea and widths madt
on sale at $1 50. to sell for $3.00 and $1.00, on salo at $1.50.
HAYDEN BROS.
THE BEST TEN CENT CIGAR IN THE MARKET
CONTAINS THE FINEST CUBAN TODACCO,
i It. HICK M. C. CO,, MAM"I'ACTIJHi:HS, ST. I.OLIH, MO,
O. A. IIAILSIIACIC, OSIAIIA, UlbTllIIH'TOIU
UNION MADE