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THE OMATIA PATTjY IVRE: THURSDAY, MAItCTr in, 1!MK.
LADIES' DARK WRAPPERS 25C
Tcdny the Second Dty of Salt of New
York Underwt&r Faotorj 8took,
AT BOSTON STORE, OMAHA
rSrrntcM .n1r of Hi Klnil liver llr'rf
-Hicr) linriuriit, I'IiiIrIhmI or I'n
UllInlK'il, nn Writ nn Vnril
(iltlllln, (ill T(Mlllt
AT HOSTON STOItK, OMAHA.
DARK COI-OIIKIJ WIIAI'I'KHS, 2."C.
One ImmenBo lot of ladles' nearly finished
irniper, lu dark colored patterns, ro at 23c
each.
Tho balance of tho cntlro lot of unmade,
partly finished and nil finished muslin tin
rierwonr. ladlt'H" and mioses' shirt waists,
ladlw', children's and misses' aprons, petti
coal, wrappers, etc., ko In four lots.
$1.00 MUSLIN UNUnitWIiAH, 15C.
Lot 1--'(intnln luilles' white pique whlrt
waists, nearly flnlhed corset covers, draw
ers and ladles' and children's white and col
ored aprons, many In thin lot worth up to
$1.00, cholre on bargain square. ISc.
11.25 UNDHIIWEAH. 23C
I,ot 2 Ladles' nlfiht sowns. all finished
except tho buttons and buttonhole, elabo
rately embroidered corset covers, ladlifi' and
children's beautifully embroidered aprons.
In this lot many arc worth up to fl.25,
choice at 25c each.
$i.no u.N'miitWKAit. roc.
Lot .1 Contains ladles' embroidered outing
runnel nlKlitKOwns, all finished except but
tons nml buttonhole; Jl.uO whirl waists In
madras cloth, lawns, perenles and white em
hroldered shirt walstH. whlto and colored
dressltiR wieuues, ladles' embroidered un
derskirts, ladle' colored pettlroats, ladles'
gowns, drawers, etc. Many articles In thin
lot worth $1.60; choice, 60c.
$2.00 UNDKRWKAH. 75C.
Lot 4 Contains all tho oulliiK flannel
nlRhtKowno, trimmed with ultlo em
broidery, also skirls; ladles' llpht percalo
and dimity wrappers trimmed with
laro and embroidery. All If finished would
be worth $2.00; on sale at 75c each.
MATERIAL KROM THE UNDERWEAR
rACTOHV.
All the India linen, nalnrook, etc., worth
15e; o at Be yard.
All tho 2.",c Indian linens, 1214c yard.
All the checked, ntrlpcd and plaid nain
sook, worth 2.c yard, at 10c yard.
All the lflc checked, striped and plaid
nalncook, 5c yard.
All tho percale, most of them already cut
In waist lengths, worth lfic yard, go at 5c yd.
All tho puro all linen lawns, worth up to
50c, go at 15c yard.
All tho French corded glnghum and French
percaUe, worth 23c, go at 8'4c yard.
HOSTON STORE, OMAHA,
N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas Sts.
SIUK MAN IN ELECTION BOOTH
I'eeullnr SlrnIlM lo Uhleh llenlth 41111
! Are IteiluiM'il (or Wnut
of 1'cMt Holme.
At the meeting of the advisory board of
tho city tho health commissioner unkeil that
an order bo mado authorizing him to employ
a watchman ror a temporary pest house,
which he had been forced to establish.
Somo days ago James Cornell, n Kansas
City traveling man, called at the olllce of a
local phyiilclan for treatment. The physi
cian believed that tho man was HitfTcrlng
with smallpox and reported the case to the
health comtnlHsloner, who In lieu of a pest
house socured one of tho dlsiiKcd election
booths and had It taken to tho grounds of
tho old poor farm, whero It was set up,
Studding was placed In tho booth and the
walls papered and tlm booth floored. A
h;ovo was set up and tho suspect placed in
tho booth with an attendant. When asked
iih to tho remilt of tho observations of tho
physician In charge thu health commissioner
replied: "We are sure enough of tho cuso
to keep the patient In the booth until he Is
cured, which will be In a nhort time, as the
tllseaso is progrewslng favorably, though It
will always bo a case of Himpected smallpox
with us.
The board granted the request of the com
mlsslonor and a man will be stationed near
the booth to keep tho public from gotttng
Into danger.
This Is overcoat day nt the Continental's
alteration sale.
BOYS ASSAILED BY THUGS
'I liree Anntlin Set I pon liy n (iunir of
llriiiiUen .Men nml .Severely
lleiiten.
Oscar Wclmer, his younger brothor, Paul,
nnd Oscar Smith, whilo returning to their
homes about 11 o'clock Tuesday nlgbt wcro
annulled at Twenty-fourth and Hamilton
streets by n gang of six drunknu men. They
wero nblo to describe two of their assailants
nnd upon thrtso descriptions John Sutton and
Sam Davis havo been arrested.
Tho Velmern uppeared In police court yos-
torday to Hwcar out a complaint against tho
men. Smith, they sny, was so badly Injured
us to bo unable 'to leave his bed. He has n
gash over ono oye, whero ho was kicked In
tho face after having been knocked down
Oscar and Paul Welmer live at 3209 Seward
street and Paul Smith at 293S Franklin.
Cut prices at A. E. Wyllo's. 1513 Farnam
Hermitage, llnurbon, Ouckonhclmor Hyc. !
years old; drink. 10c; '4 pt., 25c; pt., 50c
qt.. $1; gal. sent C. O. D.. $1.
4'lemiluK OiiiiiIih'n Slrrets,
The snjw yesterday but temporarily
stopped Omaha's annual snrliiK rleanlmr.
With over 1M men at work, every paved
street and all of the alleys In the thirklv
pupulateil parts of tho city nre to be put In
Fnn:c ror mo summer, rue rumor or u re
duction of force upon tho return of City
Engineer Itosewater lias failed to mnterl-
allze, but he has reorganized tho work, so
that murh more effective service Is being
rendered. The present work will last for a
few weeks, when the force will be materi
ally reuuroci mr mck or juncis in tno sireet
cleaning department. The coming of the
spring tlmls the streets lu much better
Blinno than Is usual at this time of vear nml
the spring cleaning Is fnr in advain e of the
average year .xu naving so nuicli snow to
remove, the work can bo better done at less
expense.
C. F. Harrison sells land.
This Is overcoat day at tho Continental's
Rltor.itlou sale.
YOUNG UPSTART
We mean those young doctors, after crad
Dating, who get a "Trunk for a Medicine.
ease. He careful Hume of vou "I pstarts
wnen you write preeripttnns. don I go
Plugging too num. ror tno patients you
get have been dealing for years with drug
stores, and don't trv to "rlnir in" nur nml
fresh drugs That was done by one of theo
young "upstarts" on ux. it leaves a tiad
Impression on your patients The next
lime ii Happens to us we will not be so
miiii, nut win striKo rrom t ii shoulder
Tamer s iwuuey v. nre . ,,x"
-Miles nervine 7.1c
1'alno's Celery iMmixiund 6!)c
Carter's1 Liver Pills iro
Hromo uulnlue 15c
Hehaefers C ougli Cure , 2iV
.Pliikham's Compound 7.v
noun's Pills 10c
ixin-ne-ouis irv
Jlennen s Talcum rowcier I2i
Stuart s Dyspepsia Tablets .... 1ft,
Scott's Emulsion 73r
Peruna .. ? (
Ltaturllio . ,-,;(, l
Syrup of FIks j.
Pennyroyal mis i (,)
SCHAEFER
CUT PKICF.
DRUGGIST
Cor. lUlh nnd CIiIuhko Sis.
HOSTON STOIII2 IflKMMMl SHOli S.U.K.
Cliillee ii f rinllre Stuck Mold lij- Trtm
trra, llrrliert, .MrnonHI A Hmltli.
ON SALE NOW.
AT HOSTON STORE, OMAHA.
ON HAHOAIN SQUARES.
AT 75C, 68C, $1.69 AND $1.98.
. The extraordinary Bhoe values offered
havo drawn greater crowds each day since
this sale started last Saturday. Tho men's
shoes and ladles' shoes are made by A. E.
Nettleton. Todd, tlancroft & Co.. Plngrce &
Smith, Eddy fc Webster, Torrey. Curtis &
Terrlll. Klorshelm, Harding Sons & John
son, Sldwell, DeWlndt Shoe Co., etc.,
actually
WOHTH FIIOM $3.00 TO $6.00 A I'AHl
Tho men's shoes Include every kind of
single, double nnd triple soles, lined with
drill lining or with leather lining, In black,
and tan, nt $1.98. for men's shoea worth up
to $1.00 and $3.00 nnd for men's shoes made
to retail for $6.00.
At 73c. 08e. $1.69 and $1.9S we give you
the choice of all tho ladles' shoes In the
entire stork worth up to 13.00. No finer
shoes made anywhere.
There aro nlso special bargains In Infants ,
children's nnd misses' shoes at IBr, 23c, 39e,
50c, 69c, 69c. &9c. 98c, $1.23 and $1.39.
HOSTON STOIIE, OMAHA.
N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas Sts.
This Is overcoat day at the Continental's
alteration sale.
BRICK BUILDINGS FOR LEAD
Jeore lleemer, lliirllnMoii ABOHt,
TitlUn Alimit Heeent I'lre Which
lleslroyetl HimlncsH IVnlrr.
Oeorge Hcemer, agent for the llurllngtpn
at Lead. S. I).. Is a visitor In tho city nnd
called at general headquarter yesterday. The
uptown city ticket oinco of the Durllngton
nt Lead was in imminent danger of tho tcr-
rlblo fire which razed a portion of tho bual
nwB section of the city a few nlghtt ago, be
ing situated directly across tho Direct from
whero tho fire ruged most fiercely.
'No ono can Imagine," said Mr. Hcemer
In Kpenklng of tho lire, "what a dreadful ca
lamity It was and yet how weird and beau
tiful tho nccne. Ono cntlro block and parts
of two others were burned to the ground,
but tho ruins had hardly stopped smoldering
beforo workmen were on the ground prepar
ing for tho rebuilding of tho cntlro burnt
llstrlct. In Icnd tho burned bulldlngH after
a flro have always been replaced with mag
nificent brick Htructures, and this will be
done In this Instance. When the new build
ings aro completed Lend will be one of the
mewl substantially built townn in tho west.
The flro will doubtless result in one great
Improvement, and that will be the erection
of a fine hotel, nomethlng wo have long
needed.
Owing to tho dynamite blasts set off dur
ing tho flro In an effort to stop tho progress
of tho flames every plate glass window In
tho city waH shattered. I estlmato that It
will take four carloads of plate glass to re
placo the? broken windows."
This Is overcoat day at tbo Continental's
alteration sale.
BEET SUGAR ORGANIZATION
Association Formril to Culllvnte n
Hundred Ac rr or More In Doiik
Iiin Count)'.
The Omaha Sugar Hcot Growers' associ
ation was organized yesterday at the
rooms of tho Commercial club, with John
K. Utt ns Its president nnd F. H. Hochstol-
ler as secretary and treasurer. Among those
present at tho Initial meeting wore Messrs.
Utt nnd 'Hochstcller, M. C. Peters, Cap
tain H. B. Palmer, H. T. Clarke, E. M. An
dreescn nnd A. Hospo. Although no effort
had been mado to sectiro subscriptions the
list drawn up somo time ago and kept In tho
ofllco of Secretary Utt of the Commercial
club contained subscriptions aggregating
$C,000. Provision .was mado at this meeting
for tho creation of an oxccutlvo committee
that will perform tho functions of a board
of directors. i.M. C. Peters was mado Its
chairman and In connection with Mr. Utt
will select tho remaining members. It was
decided that tho association shall ralso by
Its own efforts not less than 100 nor moro
than 200 acres of sugar beets, and will en-
courago tho raising of beets by others as
fur as possible. Steps wcro taken to In-
creaso the subscriptions to $12,000, so that
for tho cultivation of 100 acres tho as
sessment will not exceed 25 per cent.
Announce iiiriitx.
This afternoon a special matinee will be
given of "Secret Service" nt Hoyd's. To
night tho engagement will terminate. Tho
production Ib promised with a most elaborate
scenic setting nnd nn exceptionally strong
company, headed by William II. Smith, who
assumes tho rolo of Captain Thorne, tho se
cret service man.
Tho double bill, consisting of the regular
professional progrnm and tho bi-weekly am
ateur performance, at tho Crclghton Orpheum
theater tomorrow night, will furnish an
evening of much enjoyment to tho largo
audlenco that will bo In attendance. The
Orpheum always has a crowded house on
amateur night. Tho nmateur program, to
bo given by about twenty persons, will In
cluilu singing, dancing, comedy, burlesque,
violin playing, "coon" eccentricities nnd
numerous original nnd unlquo specialties.
Tho curtain tomorrow evening will ratio
promptly at S o'clock.
Why llnilrcaa In the Ilnrlc
When by traveling In the luxurious sleep
ing cars or the CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE
AND ST. PAUL RAILWAY you may turn
on the electric lamp and make the berth as
light as day.
City Office, 1504 Farnam st.
The New Snow Church company has re
moved to rooms 401-405 Now York Life bldg.
GOLD AT
CAPE NOME.
First steamer tor Nome via all-water route
leaves Seattle May 10.
Quickest way to reach Seattle is via the
Burlington.
Tourist cars every Tuesday and Thursday.
Drop in and see about it.
TICKET OFFICK,
l.-,Oi IMIl.VAM ST 1 1 13 1 VI'.
I'elenhnnc HflO.
lllAYDC.V IIIKIS. M'llllllMl l'li IAI.5.
The III ."Ilk llriinrtniritt.
i.Mnny new specials added for Thursday.
Whlto wash silk, flno grade, for 39r; black
taffeta, 19 Inches wide, nil silk, ,19c; all
colors In plain satins for 39c; 21-Inch wide
taffetas, new shades, 39c; black brocades,
pretty designs, 39c; brocades and fancy
silks on sate, 39c; corded silks In new styles.
39c; plaids nnd striped silks on
sale, 39c; flue black India silk at 39c; fine
j velveteens In all colors nnd black, 39c; col
ored grenadines, double wiutn, sue, au tnosc
silks on sale Thursday.
DKESS OOODS SALK.
On salo tomorrow, 52-Inch strictly all
wool homespuns, usually sold at 98c; our
price only 75c; nil wool zlbcllne plaids, sold
everywhere at 73c, In this sale only 19c;
silk and wool French novelties, made for
spring, 1900, worth $1.25 to $1.50; on sale
tomorrow at 98c. Tho finest line of golf
suitings for rainy day skirts at from 73c
to $1.60 yard; also the new reversible
double-faced cloth for tailor suits, to bo
mado up without linings; also tho new
spotted skirting,
Hemnants; 10,000 yards of remnants on
salo tomorrow on the center nlsle.
HAVDEN BROS.
This Is overcoat day at the Continental's
alteration sale.
th a v-ati,a vrie Tit w i:i,i;nx
Piirnlnliril Sprelul t(cmliint liy the
I'ciiiinytt nnln S .lutein,
Tho btlcrau of attendants for trnns-At-lantlc
travelers established In Jersey City
and Now' York City twenty years ago by tho
Pennsylvania System, has proven a great
convenience to persons making European
trips nnd to tourists arriving In America at
that port. It will be particularly convenient
for visitors to tho Paris Exposition because
the departure docks of most of tho Atlantic
Steamship Lines aro convenient to the new
Jersey City Passenger Station of tho Penn
sylvania Hall road Company.
This buerau consists of experienced agents
whoso duties are to meet passengers arriv
ing In Jersey City nnd Now York over the
Pennsylvania Lines and assist them In ar
ranging for trans-Atlantic trips via any
of the stcnmshlp lines by conducting them
to steamships nnd aiding In preparations
for a trip abroad.
These agents will provide cabs operate'
by tho Pennsylvania System nnd aid passen
gers with their baggage. They are fully
posted on matters pertaining to steamship
leaving New. York, and arrangements cat.
bo mado through them for procuring steam
ship tickets in advance.
They also meet Incoming steamships lo
aid travelers In shaping detnlls for con
tinuing Journeys from New York over the
Pennsylvania Lines by furnishing tickets,
arranging Tor the transfer of baggage froiv
steamship docks after It has been passed by
customs Inspectors, and having tho same
checked through to destination. They will
reserve sleeping car accommodations and re
lieve persons of tho foregoing details, mak
ing themselves useful as attendants nnd
guides frco of charge.
Further Information on the subject may br
obtained by addressing H. H. Derlng, Ass't
General Passenger Agent, No. 248 South
Clark St.. Chicago.
rorit of 'km i'oii Chicago.
Vln the IlurlliiKton.
Daylight Express 7:25 a. m,
Vestlbuled Flyer 4:00 p. m.
Chicago Limited 7:30 p. m.
Chicago Special 12:35 midnight.
Tickets at 1502 Farnam St.
Trains dally for Chicago via the NORTH
WESTERN LINE. A full list of them can
be secured at HOI and 1403 Farnam street.
This Is overcoat day at the Continental's
alteration sale.
llOtt.V
Luclle Parmer atatthewe. -widow of II.
It, Matthews, a baby girl, .vtarcli 13. 1900. ut
tho home of her parents, M. M. Parmer,
Walnut Hill.
SIGNS OF SPRING
"That tired feeling" nnd bouse cleaning.
You must clean and brighten up the house
ami wo havo Just what you want. Ce
mcntlco for the walls, paint and wax for t lie
Moors, enamels and varnishes for tho fur
niture and woodwork.
ICemontlco, any shade, per package 33c
Floor Paint, per can 33c
Floor Wax, Hutclers, lier can 60c
Whlto Ennmel, per can 30c
Stovepipe Ennmel. per can 20i
Hronzes, all colors, per package 10c
Aluminum, for wuter pipes 2r
Paint Hrushes lOc
Everything to make tho house bright and
cheerful.
4. A. FULLER & CO
cut mid druggists.
l-lth nml Douulta Sta.
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
Painless
Extracting
If you dread tho tortures of having a
tooth extracted tako VITALIKKD A I It una
you will not feel any pain or even realize
your tooth is being extracted. Always
fresh
Extracting
Vitalized Air
sc
50c
T5c
Teeth Cleaned
Ulltinn l.-mlnra
1 3c
Taft's Philadelphia Dental Rooms.
1517 UOUGLAH ST.
IllinMNGTON STATION,
KITH 1X11 MASOX STHKKTS,
Telephone VM.
IIAVUK.V IlltO.
M I'miniln Simnr for f I.OO.
STRICTLY FRESH NEW-LAID ECH1S, 10C
DOZEN.
When you pay 12c ror eggs that Is 2 per
doz. more thnn ttiry are worth. This nilM
winter has made rrh eggs so plentiful thf
they nre down to 10c. In a few days eggs
will bo as low ns 6c. Fresh roasted peanuts,
per (iiinrt 2c. Minnesota XXXX Hour, per
sack 85c. Oood country butter. 17' . IS
nnd 19c lb. Seperator creamery, extra fan -y.
per lb. 20c. Full cream ehecHe, per lb. 12tijc
3-lb. pkg. cats, only 5c. Hrlrk codfish. snw
white, per lb., 6c. n nlco fat mackerel for
10c. Mb. pkg. new Turkish figs. r.i,i Java
and Mocha coffee. (ier lb., 124c. Oil or mus
tard pardlnes. 3'4C. Every Item Is a bargain.
These prices arc on the bent quality of gro
ceries. Others may ask higher prices, but
that docs not change the quality.
HAVDEN HROS.
This Is overcoat day at the Continental's
alteration sale.
The Attention ol the
Traveling public Is respectfully Invited to
tho magnificent equipment offered to pntlons
of tho CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE AND ST.
PAUL RAILWAY between Omaha nnd Chi
cago. Solid vestlbuled, steam hraied and
electric lighted trains Talaco sleepers and j
diners, buffet nnd library cars, frc i coin
ing chair cars, fast time and union depots.
City Ticket Office. 1501 Farnam st. F. A.
NASH General Western Agent.
Oninli n-Chtcni;n.
7:00 a. m 8:30 p. m.
4:55 p. m 7:45 a. m.
7:30 p. m 9:30 a. ra.
via
"Tho Northwestern Line,"
1401 nnd 1103 Farnam street.
"Tho best of ovorythlng."
We are pleased to advise our patrons that '
we aro now ready for business ut 1213
Harney St., third tloor. All orders previously
taken by this ilrm will bo promptly filled.
Your3 respectfully.
OMAHA TKNT &. RUDHKR CO.
This Is overcoat duy nt the Continental's
alteration sale.
NOT TODAY . .
Hut BV13RY day In HVHUY WKKK and
I5ACII WIS UK In the month-ALL tlm
months In the ye.ir--wc are cutters not
PLAIN ClTTi:itS. but "AUORKSSIVH"
"AlJVHHTISINtl" cutters.
Itl'AU OCR ADS and you will know the
extent of our cuti. Our prices nre the same
to all who pay ASH.
Ill .01 Hurnlinm Sarsaparllla 4!ic
11.00 Duffy Mall Whiskey ,v
La Grippe Cough i'urc L'.V
Splendid Hard Rubber Atomizer ',,
2.V Tetlow's Swansdown Powder i.v
60o La Hlachu Face Powder
60c Pozzonl's Face Powder '.:
$1X0 Madame Yale's Goods
11.00 Peptogcnlc Milk Powder
I1.M Vln Marianl
11.50 Fellow's Syrup
Mexican Hair Hostoratlvo
JJc Humphrey's Sperlllcs
Small Sized Sozodont
2Tis llublfoam
2ia Laxative Hromo Quinine iro
II. & 11'. Soap, for cleaning 0c
50o Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets . 400
Sherman & McGonnell Drug Go
New Store. S. W Cor 16th and Douglas
Strcts.
Fire! Fire! Fire!
The disastrous lire next door succeeded in
slilitly damaging a great number of our finest
pianos damaged them in no way to effect the
toneor durability but damaged them in price
from 100 to 250, on each instrument.
SALE NOW IN PROGRESS
They must go investigate them.
...Schmoller & Mueller...
The Old Itcllnlile I'liinii
Stelnway & Sons
Representatives.
( 1313
337
iiAvncir Si,rin skirts' S!,rins
IIAT UCIlS Suits, Spring Waists.
Our stock is in gala readiness, tilled with the flowers oi
spring tailoring. AVo give you quality and elegance without
expense. We make extra preparations lor Thursday. Wc
have several lots prepared for you. See them before buying
and you will be the gainers.
300 Ladies' Tailor Made Suits, first-class in every respect
Look Well, Fit Well and Wear Well
All the newest styles Look like 20.00 7 R
Suits, on sale at kpO. 1 O
175 LADIES' NliW TAILORED SUITS In all colors, ap
plique dfects, some all silk lined, litons, tight dl A 7 SL
fitting and double breasted, look like U5 suits,at-4-'iHr. 1 kJ
50 Sample Suits at $20, $25, $30 and $35.
More About Silk Waists.
But what more can we say? We havo the largest assort
ment at the lowest prices in the west, livery woman knows it.
Black and Colored Talfeta Silk Waists, corded Ol O J CS
back and front, stoak collar and dress sleeves, atiP,-'
200 Ladies' Silk Waists, in all colors, in tho LA A&t
newest styles, worth up to 7.50, on sale at ilp , Hr O
100 Imported Sample Silk Waists, as shown in our til 1 f
window, worth up to 25, on salo at each jCplvJ1'
Advance styles of Ladies' Wash Goods now on
our counters-
Ladies' Dress
Skirts.
12.00 for only
10 LADIKS SAM PUS SKIIITS Worth 23.00
at
100 hAUIKS' SKIItTS In I.urao mistered
Crcponn. worth $0.00, for
Ono 'PAUL 13 SMUTS Worth uji to
M.OO-for
LAUIBS' SriUNti JAC'KKTS New Coverts,
nt
LADIKS' TAN AND Al TO.MOIHU: t'0TS In nil tho new shailrs anil ' Q I (
new Btylea-each 3 H.JW
See the Equisitc New Spring Styles in Millinery now on dlsylay.
Save
Your
Clothing
and Furs
i) .tit
IP
j PAIGE
ODORLESS
MOTH PRQOf BAG
VtiNS APWWl
W"KtuirstTt.j
ROM
Ml'MlcruMDiWI'i
MOTHS,
DtiraifwauciQl
MTRCIT KICK
A MOTH PROOF HAG AT 60C
OR 76C WILL DO IT. Just the
thing for Dress Suits. Keeps
them frco frcm dust and all odor
readv t wear at a moment's
llOlli'C.
O-PCOFIELD
U lULOAK&SUITCO.
1510 Dontilas St.
Quicker
Time
TO
AND
AFT13R MARCH 1ST
"THE COLORADO SPECIAL"
will leave Omaha It 35 p. m. nnd ar
rive Denver 1:20 p. ra np.xt day. mak
Ins 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 Slecpors, Dining
Cars, lluffet Cars.
City Ticket Office 1302 Farnam.
Tel, 316.
limine.
Farnam Street
Broadway, Council Bluffs.
Women's Dress Skirts, ap
pliqued down the front and
back, with Wattcau pleated
L back, woi-yi gQ
SI 0.00
84,08
81.08
x i. us
SPRING HAS SPRUNG BACK
The weather man sprung tho spring and spring
sprung back. Funny, isn't it? Vou can't tell whethor
to cut ice or cut grass. Ono day hot, next day cold
next day half an.Minlf but you know tho saying about
the "ill wind." Tho shoe man laughs, at the cloak
man and says "rubbers" are all the go now, and wo wish
to remind you of our
Men's Box Calf Shoes for $2.
Medium weight soles, popular too, a genuine good bus
iness shoe. Also: iMen's heavy solo tan shoes, medium and
bulldog toes, a great sho for the mm who spends the
most of his time outside We're not tho only house that
carry men's heavy tan. shoes that are a-t good as ours,
there' re other shoe stores in town, the difference is they
ask you While we're satislie I with a lessor profit,
and only ask you $2. You can't pick up a dollar every
day as eay as this, but it goes here just the same.
Men's Goodyear Welt Shoes
heavy or medium soles, black and tan, vici kid, Russia
or box calf, all sizes, all styles, all widths, only $2.50.
Then there's the Russia calf shoe, kid lined, a special
shoe made for our trade, regular $5 shoe for 3. 50. A to
Ji widths.
Little Gent's Shoes
Oil goat with good heavy soles and low heels," solid
counters and made to wear, to lo, $ 1 . 10.
The kangaroo calf ones witli good heavy soles and low
heels, improved backstay, sowed three tunes around,
it's a stayer for I he boy who is hard on his footwear, $1.25
We Shoe Men, Women,
nAY SJCEls
wear, Corsets and Gloves
exeat vtirietv
Ladies'
milled yoke worm Toe on sn.lo
at
Ladies' drawers, full tucked, "
cambric rnllle, worth
60c, at
Ladles' line cnmlii'lr Corset Covers. Inee trimmed,
worth ."Vie, at
A tine line of hire mill embroidered trimmed now"",
worth Sl.-", nt
Luilles' lure trimmed skirls -worth "."ic
on sale nt
Ladles' lure mid embroidered Irluimeil skirts -worth
ifL.'i), ut
The best stock of Corsets in the city
200 dozen ladies' corsets in pink, blue,
blacks and drab, all sizes from 18
to 30 made to sell at
S1.00 on sale
for
real Kia cioves, eye
4 4 S rf"
$i
ladies' lino kid gloves in all the newest shades, all
clasps, and warranted new and per- ZC-
feet; would be cheap at $1, on salo at
$1.50 Kid Gloves at $1.00 All tho new
colors and styles. livery pair war
ranted, on sale at
Ladies' Cashmere Gloves at 25c.
SIWIAL ON BOY. W'UTH Iln.ss' Sinn
to hell ai .".' mi sU ut U'j'-.
S.'.o Summer Wash Ci .! on salo at, per
THE BEST TEN-GENT
I
CONTAINS THE FINEST CUBAN TOBACCO,
r. n. rick m. c. co MA.VDi-Acrt iir.Hf,, st, i.ouis, aio-JBny U AfC
O. A. IIAILSIIACIC, OMAHA, UISTUIU V'i'UIL. UlllUll ITIIIIIC
Boys, Girls and Babies
Muslin Under
ut price special sale on bright stylish
women's wear. Hundsoinoly made women's ijarmonts In
full elzo gowns, tucked unit ""p (
Ladle' '2')i
corset
15c
25c
75c
59c
98c
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eovora...
49c
r r f
- i, - 'uu pairs omarorw
$1.00
WaiHls In pon-nlo and outliiR flannel, mailt
ml 10c.
GOOD TEETH
nre .iui"iii tin must iiluiiiiic of w
til.- Kit'-' Willi- I. 'tlin llllH llfl'll
iinkl'ul. ii rt n.i'l -kill fiiiply tho ilc-
ll l lir
Alt INK I AI, TKr.TII
iiuiiln in. 'I lltti'il lv us .iro pnrfprt In
torni, color find ux'' Our system of
I'WM.r.sM ih:tistiiv
has rtnoi"l all KroumlH for npiirelien
xlnti Kxtnn tlror. filling. i'ti-, Ii riniKi
u.ihmu liu ot ' tileliii' lo i.i i fill.
rrmvn nn'l lnI'lKe work nt lowcHt poi
Klhli' . ut i .iiifiili iih nml ;t iri'vn bf.
foi.' K"'"i riHiwlKire l-'xiimlnatlori
BAILEY, the Dentist
.11'-' 'nKni lllk. Kith .t rarniuu.
I, ml) Adriiiliiiil, I'liunc 10H.',.
In1 Dr. II, U. HiilIi-), Tootb
l'iiilttr, Alt ilruuiclNl.
CIGAR IN THE MARKET