TUESDAY, MAHCIT 20. 1J)00.
i 10 THE OMAHA DAITjY "DEE;
S.1.15. HO.STO.V STOHIJ SII.K I'MMt. I0t. IIAVIMJ.V I.HOS OlttH KIMIX. I.,AMJS JI-flllSKHY iUO..
PLAN TO CHANGE DISTRICTS
Popccutio Majority of County Board Pro
poses a Gerrymander.
PROPOSITION WILL BE INTRODUCED SOON
CnnitnlMMlonrr Citiiniillj In Snlii tit lie
the lnnllKiilor of flic Si-li chic,
Wlileh Ik Oiio-il l,r Hc
inilillcaii 31 Iier.
Tho jiopocratle majority of the county
fcoard la planning a gerrymander or the com
tnlHsloncr illatrlcts. The nronosltlon will
Iirobalily ho Introdttred at tho next meeting
of tho hoard, which Is Saturday. It would
fcavo been sprung last Saturday but for tho
reason thero was not full attendant of the
members.
Tho plan In to ehange the districts so that
Commissioner Harm, who Is a rrnldent of tho
Hccond ward, will havo to move hla residence
to Bomo of tho other wurdn of hla district In
order to bo eligible to oince. Commissioner
Connolly scoks by the proposed (jerrymander
lo odd tho Second ward to bis district, and
tho law requires that a commissioner shall
not llvo beyond the boundary lines of tho
district ho represent. There are five com
missioner districts an follows:
Klrst Second. Seventh and Fourth wards,
represented by Hartc.
Second Third, .Ninth and Eighth wards,
represented by Connolly.
Third All of tho county precincts except
Mlllurd, McArdlc. Douglas and Clontarf, rep
resented by Hofeldt.
Fourth First ward, nil of South Omaha
rind Millard, MeArdlc, Douglas nnd Contarf
rreclncta, represented by Hoctor.
Fifth Fifth nnd Sixth wardB, represented
1y Ostrom.
Tho changes proposed ure to add tho
Second ward to Connolly'a district, cutting
Harto out; nnd to put the Ninth ward In
Harto'a district; to cut tho First ward off of
IIoctor'H district and add It to Connelly's
nnd tn glvo Ostrom the Klghth ward, which
la now represented by Connolly. This will
glvo to Connolly two new wards, the First
nnd Second, and tuko from hlra the Klghth
nnd Ninth.
Commissioner Connolly, It la Raid, will
soon chnngo hla renldenco from tho Eighth
lo tho Third ward. Commissioner Harte has
long been n resident of tho Second ward.
U la n property owner there and hus fixed
up a homo which ho could scarcely afford
to leave. Ho expected to bo a candidate
for rc-clcctlon nnd If tho gerrymander la
wndo ho will bo compelled to change Ills
rcsldenco from tho Second ward or sacrifice
IiIh official nsplratlons.
Ily this arbitrary districting tho popocrata
would mako Connolly a district overwhelm
ingly democratic and Insuro hla retention
even If Commissioner Harto Bhould bo re
rlcctcd this year. Ily this means they woul
keep threo democratic members In tho board
nt least until the expiration of Hofcldt's
term, Jnnuary 1, 1903, and thus retain tho
court houso patronago for three years. As
it la now tho republicans would have a
ehanco to regain Connolly's district a year
from next fall, nnd with tho board divided, aa
It la now threo nnd two between tho two
pnrtlca tho capture of ono district would
mean tho enpturo of tho entire board.
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IIOSTO.N STOKK'.S IIIC S110K SAM:.
'J'oilnV Shoo ItfirKiiInn Will Ilrntr the
IliUKi-wf Crtnvtl We Hver llntl.
1,000 pairs ladles' rubbers, 10c.
noo pairs Infants' 35o mocnsslns, inc.
fiOO pairs Infants' r0c fancy soft sole shoes,
E.jo pair,
iMIsscb $1.35 shoes, 8!)c.
Child's $1.15 shoes, GOc.
.Ladles' J1.D0 shoes and oxfords, "fie.
Indies' $2.00 shoes nnd oxfords, 98c.
Ladles' $4.00, $5.00 nnd $6.00 shoes, $1.98
'.Men's $1.00 shoes, black nnd tan, $1.98.
Men's $0.00 patent leather and tan shoes,
13,00.
nOSTO.N STORE, OMAHA.
N. W. Cor. lfith and Douglas Sta.
i
Sco C. F. Harrison's real estate bargains.
Sydney Flower, L. I,. D., of Chicago, lcc-
lurca on "Personal iMagnotlsm" at Crelgh
ton linll on Thursdny evening. Tho hand
mmoly printed courses of Instruction given
In nil thoo who attend tho lecture arc on
Vlow nt Megcath's.
timnlia-Ctileniro.
7:00 a. m 8:30 p. m.
4:55 p. m 7:45 a. m.
7:30 p. m 9:30 a. m.
via
"The Northwestern Line,"
1401 nnd 1403 Farnam street.
"Tho best of evorythlng."
Polish iiiloiiul .Mllitnec.
OIIIOAHO, March lS.-Delecuten from n
dozen cities and many towns, rexiresuntlnc
foeletles In the I'oltsli National Alllnnco of
America, gathered In Chicago to attend
tho special convention of tho central or-
KuiiiAiiuuji which ni'gan nero lixlay and
which will continue throughout ihi. ,.i.
Among the moro Important subjects for
viMimt:i ituuii i nil. new constitution,
which, It Ik said, will unite tho life ln
tmrunce feature with thn educational nnd
patriotic features of the old constitution
i'or the Hrst time In the history of tho
organization women wll bo admitted to
membership. They will bo on an equal
footing with tho men.
Tin Attt-nllon of tn
Trayellng public Is respectfully Invited to
tho magnificent equipment otTerod to nations
of tho CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE AND ST.
TAUL UAILWAV botwecn Omaha and Chi
cago. Solid vestlbuled, steam heated and
electric lighted trnlns I'alaco sleepers and
diners, buffet nnd library cars, free reclin
ing chair cars, fast time and union depots.
City Ticket Omce, 1504 Farnam at. F. A.
NASH General Western Agent.
rive
Trains dally for Chicago via tho NOIITH
XVESTERN LINE. A full list of them can
bo secured at 1401 and 1403 Farnam street.
nu: i).
GIHSON-Cnrrle M.. daughter of Mr and
Mrs. A. O. nilwon, at I'tilo Franklin street,
March IS, 1000. aged 19 years, 5 months
and 6 days.
Funeral from St. John's church. Twenty.
Hlxth and Franklin streets. Wednesday,
March 21. at 'i p. m. Friends Invited.
HJ'ILLKTT-Eilwnnl Albert, Infant son of
Sir. and Mrs. i;dw. Splllett. Sunday.
Starch IS. 11KJ0, nt 3:3i) p. m.
Funeral Tuesday. March 1. at 2 p, m
from residence. 20.12 N. 25th street, to Pros
pect IIII1 cemetery.
Board of Pharmacy
The Stntq Hoard of Pharmacy of Nobraskn
requires nil persona conducting n drug store
to huve a license Issued by the board. Is
this rulo enforced In Omaha? Wo say not.
if tho list of druggists published Is cor
rect. "Josle." what's tho trouble?
Syrup of Figs 29c
Crnmer's Kidney Cure 7f,c
Llsterlno r.Oc
Kuro Deuth ;0c
fi.-haofer's Cough Cure 20c
I'erutm 7oC
S. S. S 75c
Carter's l'llls j5c
Hood's Sarsaparllln 69c
'n I nu's Celery Compound 69c
ryramld Pile Cure 4nc
Ktuurt's Tablets 40c
"Wine of Cnrdul , 76c
T 'omo Qulnlno ISc
1 doz. 2-grnln capsules 7c
1 dozen 3-gruln capsules 10c
1 dozen 5-grnln capsules isc
SGHAEFER CUI R&sr
Cur. 10th and CIiIohbo tita.
I.cttlnu Dim 11 tin- Prleo In Our Alter
iillon .Snip im .Never llcfnrr.
There have been piano sale and sales. In
fflet. we have had tho greatest sales lit
Omsha. but It haa remained for this, our
great alteration sale, to push tho prwlt
aside nnd force a cut price sale of high
grade, perfect nnd dr pianos that has
opened tho eyes of the prospectlvo plan?
bujors.
Every piano In this sale haa been marked
In plain figures and that is our prise, no
moro on 1 no Icfa.
New planes In this sale nt $127. $137. $113,
Jlfi! $178 nnd up to $3SS. That meant a
genulno mnrk down of 25 nnd oven L0 per
cent In some cases. There has never been
a timo before In Omaha In plain selling
vhen such low priced on stfch guarantcca
pianos were never quoted.
This Is not n salo of unknown Inslru
ments, but thero arc pianos representing
thn highest art In piano mnklng. suc'j jh
thu Slcltiway, Kimball, Knabe, Krell, Kra-
nlch and Ilaeh. Hoyal, Hnllet & Davis
Hospo r.lld others.
It Is the one opportunity you will have
of caving fiom $100 to $200 on a reliable
piano.
xtaieruay, ino nrst day or tho rale, wo
fold eight of the Inctruments on our main
('or. Today and tomorrow we will fell
moro and It will bo to your own Interest
If you contemplate ever buying a piano
to come now at tho beginning of the sale
and select the Instrument you want. Wo
cannot order from tho factory nnd dupli
cate these prlcrn. This wilo will Inst only
so long, n pianos nro on tho lloor that
muat bo moved. A. HOSl'E,
1513-1515 Douglas St.
1'. 3. Open tl'l 8 p. m.
Wli j- (Miilreaa In the Tlnrlc
When by traveling la iho luxurious Bleep
ing cars of the CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE
AND ST. PAUL RAILWAY you may turn
on the electric lamp and make tho berth ai
light aa day.
City OITtce, 1601 Farnam at.
A t'nril of
Wo wish to extend
friends, nnd especially
ho kind to U3 durlnc
Tlinnks.
our thanks to our
the Elks, who were
our husband's and
father's lato sickness nnd death.
MRS, R. X. WHITE nnd CHILDREN.
PEARL ENTERTAINS A HOBO
Trnnip I'liuU n. Six-Ycnr-Oli!
Alum- In tin- Iloiinr 11 ml In
vlten lllniNi'ir In,
Child
Six-year-old Pearl Nesbltt entertained n
hobo unawares Sunday. During tho fore
noon her aunt, Sirs. Slagglo Clinker, 1617
Cass street, left tho child In tho houso
alono whllo she went to tho homo of a
neighbor to return n drawing of tea. Pearl
was contentedly playing In the kitchen
when thero come n knock at tho door.
"Good morning, Miss," said tho hobo.
"Is your mamma In?" And he smiled so
engagingly tho llttlo girl failed to notico
that his clothes hung In tatters and that
his eyes wero bleary.
Sho doesn't remember exactly how It hap
pened, but a moment later her guest was
8eatcd at tho table, mill spread with the
remains of breukfast, and sho was pouring
a cup of coffee for him. Then sho took a
sent at tho head of tho board as a hoatesa
should, and they chatted merrily.
A neighbor woman entered nt tho front
door, Baw tbo pair In cosy comfort nnd
withdrew. Sho said nfterward sho thought
the child was entertaining her uncle from
Arizona.
When Sirs. Clinker returned from her call
tho tramp wns gone. Then she got a tablet
of paper, made n list of tho stolen artlclea
and reported the matter to tho police.
Morlitllt) NtntlMlm. I
Tho following births nnd deaths wero re
ported nt the office of the Board of Health
during the forty-eight hours ending nt
noon Slondny:
Ulrths: Arthur Lowrlc, 4619 Wnkeley. girl
Leonard Allstrom. 611 1 Marcy, boy; Sands
Ki.Voo1irlll1e.::61 .Capitol avenue, girl;
William Oambal, 2fit5 Cuming, girl.
Deaths: Alfred Petersen. ur& Piwino n
J3 days, pneumonia; Esther Ionian Pnlm.
22 North Sixteenth. 2 years, acute
bronchitis: Frank Kosumbnrk. mil n,.n.
I'welfth, 10 years; Lucy E. Eaton, 51 year.
St. Joseph hospital; Lid Jannk, 1209 Will
Hams; Jan Krlvan, rt months. 1725 Hickory,
convulsions. Haby Dalmke. 819 South N-lnhl
tccnth, 13 days.
MtiMt IteiiinrUnlile Siile IMiinli, Velrt,
Trim 111 1 11 Ki mill I, nee Till Nrnsoii.
$1.00 SILK PLUSH. 10C YARD.
Today we will sell 100 full pieces of
silk plush, 20 Inches wide, In cardinal, grays,
Inns, blues, browns and yellows, as displayed
In our window. Regular value $1.00, on
salo on main lloor 10c yard.
$2.00 PAN VELVETS, 75C YARD,
Pan velvets In nil colors, pure silk velvets,
so stylish for waists, trimmings nnd mil
linery, every yard worth $2.00, In velvet
department, 75c yard.
10C TRIMMINGS. 1C YARD.
Slany thousand yards of pure silk cords
and trimmings, In reds. navy, black, white,
yellow, etc. Every yard worth 10c, on sale
Tuesday at lc yard.
1,000 holts of nil kinds of torchon laco and
Insertion, flno quality, different widths, all
go nt l"4c yard.
50C LACES, f,C AND 10C YARD.
Two largo bargain squares with over 1.000
bolts of almost nil styles of lace, Including
black and cream silk lace, net top oriental
Ince, all extra flno quality, worth COc, go at
Cc and 10c yard.
One Immense lot of embroidery and In
sertion In nice, line qualities, well made,
nnd worth regular up to 15c, go nt 6c ynrd.
Immenso lot of high class embroidery and
Insertion, Including Swiss, Jaconet nnd
nainsook, all go in one lot nt 10c yard.
COC HOSIERY. 10C PAIR.
10,000 pairs children's tine Imported French
lisle thrend hose, fancy plaids nnd stripes,
worth up to 50c. go this salo at 10c pair.
I10STON STORE, OMAHA,
N. W. Corner 16th nnd Douglas Sta.
LAKE AT RIVERVIEW PARK
Peanut .rP n,vn-Frmli llonxlcil
VlrKlnlti IVnnutfi, Mtiiirt, Ue,
Wo arc not to blamo for peanuts being so
menp, tne crop was too large for the peanut
trust to handlo nnd hence we are forced to
mako that price. Wo aro very glad It hap
pened on account of Its benelltlng so many
people at the expense of the trusts.
COCOA.NUTS ARE CHEAP ALSO.
1 IJirge, freab, Juicy cocoanuts, each, lic.
Wo received a solid carload of these fancy
largo nuts direct from Florida. You never
I saw such nine large cocoanuts In your whole
life. Tho quality In far superior to any that
could be bought In Omaha. We know they
nro fresh, which Is more than we know about
tho Omaha cocoanuts.
HAYDE.N HROS.
tlrenli.! Soiixittliinnl Snip of This
."prill TiiUc IMner Weil or mIii .
AT IIOSTO.N STORE, OMAHA.
S3.000 yards of the finest quality high
class summer wnsh goods bought nt less
than 25c on the dollar will be placed on sale
nil at one timo Wednesday. They nre nil 1
in tho new weaves, novelties and staple
cotton wash fabrics.
McCreery carries only tho highest grade
merchandise, consequently this salo will be
very much out of the ordinary.
Watch this evening's papers for prices.
IIOSTO.N STORE. OMAHA.
N. W. Cor. 16th nnd Douglas iits.
SRcGraofiaePolgin
9IGGra4fia(SPofl5i..a&
There
was a time
I'nrk (.'oiniiilxMoiH-ri. nt Work on I'lnn
to I'urlfj It Wilier by Klliul
1111 1 1 11 If Si'iiimi:.
Tho park commissioners aro nt work on a
plan lo preserve and purify the waters of
tho lako In Rlvervlcw park. At present tho
Valley street sewer empties Into a creek
which flows Into the lake, making that body
of water a reservoir for all of the scwago
of tho neighborhood.
Tho pcoplo who aro familiar with the park
and Its surroundlngn say that tho banks of
tho creek, which nro steep and filled with
trees, Is one of tho most picturcsquo parts
of tho neighborhood, but thnt people are de
barred from enjoying the scenery by reason
of tho fllthlncss of tho creek. Tho plan pro.
posed by certain members of tho board la
the construction of a sewer which, connect
ing with tho Valley street sewer, will carry
the sewogo mound tho lake and empty It
Into a creek oast of tho park, where It will
bo carried directly to tho river. When this
lino been dono It l Intended to pump thi
water from the artesian well to the head o."
the creek and have It flow back Into thn
lake.
I
J HAYDE.N HROS. j dnto cuts for sale. 1201 Howard, Tel. 3310. 1
I A GREAT FIRE SALE
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GRAIN-0! GRAIN-0!
Remember that name when you want a
delicious, appetizing, nourishing food drink
to tako thn place of coffee. Sold by all
grocers and liked by all who have used It.
Graln-O Is made of pure grain; It nlds di
gestion and strengthens the nerves. It Is
not a stimulant, but a health liullder, and
tho children as well as the adults can drink
It with great benellt. Costs about one
fourth as much an coffee; lflo nnd 23e per
package. Ask your grocer for Graln-O.
Your Old Wheel
Felons, Ulcere
Old Sores.
All sluggish and unhealthy
sores arc stimulated to quick
healing by the use of
will look like now with
a coat of Sherwin-Williams Rlcyclo Enamel.
Don't Jump nt tho conclusion that because
tho enamel upon your blcyclo looks dingy
you must get a new wheel or send It back
to the factory to get It ro-enameled. It Is
not neccbsary. A small brush, a little en
amel nnd a llttlo timo is all you need, nnd
tho old blcyclo looks like new. Use any of
tho following colors: YELLOW. STERLING.
GREEN, CARMINE, ORANGE, DLUE,
BRILLIANT GREEN. VERMILLION. MA
ROON, GREEN. WHITE, BLACK. Put up
In ',4 pints, 25c; each can sufficient for ono
blcyclo.
Paint Brushes
Wo have a very complete line of Paint
Brushes, ranging from 6c to $3.00. A nlco
brush for 15c or 20c, good enough for Bmall
Job.
Sherman & McConnell Drug Co
n. m. tor, iuiii nun UoiIkc
OLCANIC
LINIMENT
Oil
It is a specific for the cure of
pain. By its use the tense con
dition or the muscles is relaxed,
normal heat restored and pain
allayed. It is useful in all irri
tations and abrasions of the
skin anywhere on the body, and
its soothing effect is invariable.
For Man or Beast.
For Sale by All Druggists.
25 cts. per Bottle.
sr.. r.i-
BEATS
THEM
ALL
.
The
Colorado
Special
ONLY TRAIN TO DENVER
FROM CHICAGO VIA OMAHA
With HutTi'l, SmokliiK 11 ml I.llirury
Ciirx.
FASTEST TRAIN TO DENVER
Vlu O11111I111,
l.riMvx OiiiiiIiii 1 1 ill,-, Tonight
Arrlr Denver liHO p. m. Tomorrow,
CITY TICKET OFFICE.
1H02 PAH.VAM STIU3UT.
Telephone; 310.
Every Thursday
To California.
Leave Omaha say Thursday afternoon with ono of tho Bur
lington's Personally Conducted Overland Excursions and 11
reoch Sau Francisco following Sunday, Los Angclea Monday.
Tho tourist sleeper In which you travel is the best ear of lUs
kind over built. It has wide vestibules, Pintsch gas mid hlsii
back scats. Tho bed linen and furnishings aro clean nnd of
good quality. Second-class tickets are uceepted and tho berth
rate Omaha to California Ik only $5.
Full Information on request,
Ticicirr OFFICE,
1302 F.VHXA.M ST II II KT.
Telephoue 250.
Ill'm.I.VfiTON STATION,
10TII ANU SIAKOX STIIEKT9,
Telephone 12S.
MAKING HISTORY
Tho Are which occurred nt 1311 Farnam street (next door to our cales and
warorooms), when our Immense stock was slightly damaged by smoko nnd water,
has conspired to make this tho most favorablo time In tho history of Omaha
for tho purchase of a piano or organ.
This unusual opportunity has been made possible for the reason thnt we have
settled all our losses with the insurauco companies. You get tho benellt in
dollatu; wo get the advertisement.
Wo are compelled, owing to circumstances, to get rid of every piano In the
present atock and we have decided to reduco tho price on all grades of planoa
from $100 to $230.
Our stock conslBts of several hundred pianos nnd organs, In over 50 designs
nnd finish, and Is tbo MOST COMPLETE, UP-TO-DATE AND RELIABLE
stock ever thrown on tho market at such prices.
We propose to sell pianos In this great salo at figures that will make a NEW
LOW PRICE RECORD in the history of piano Helling. .
Tho sale is now In progress and to any one contemplating the purchase of
a piano wo would euggest prompt action, ns theso great bargains cannot last long.
Among this great assortment of Instruments enn be found tho greatest of
nil pianos THE STEIN WAV which leads them nil. Also tho celebrated
Steger. A. B. Chnee. Vose, Emerson, Packard, Ivors & Pond, Oramcr, Peaso und
several other makes.
We Guarantee the Quality of Every Instrument Sold,
MOTE PRICES BELOW.
nUKOHI?
PRica
$1,150.00
735.00
cr.0.00
500.00
475.00
375.00
350.00
230.00
Other
rut: Fiui:.
AFTER Tim nilE.
NAME. STYLE. PRICE.
Stelnway Mahogany Baby Grand $875.00
Stelnway Upright, figured walnut case 636.00
A. B. Chase Mahogany or Walnut 550.00
Vose Cabinet Grand 375.00
Emerwn St. Domingo Mahogany 323.00
Steger Antique Oak 275.00
Pease Fancy Walnut 225.00
Aden Upright Cabinet Grand 175.00
reliable Upright Pianos nt $110.00. $120.00, $135.00 and un.
Organs, $10.00 and up.
AN IMPORTANT FEATURE.
Although -we have reduced the prlco on all our pianos from $100.00 to $250.00,
wo will continue to sell pianos at tho regular monthly rate of payments.
Stool and Scarf freo with each piano purchased.
STORE OPEN EVENINGS DURING THIS SALE.
Schmoiler &
Mueller
1313 Farnam Street.
The Largest Piano House in the West.
NOTICE--N0 Pianos Sold to Local Dealers.
When women who desired exolu
siveness in dress had to seek tho
HiH'vieed of a tailor and put up with
all! lie petty anoyances and incon
venienced that having a costume
niade-to-order subjects one to. That
period, as far as it concerns The
JSebraska, is happily past. The cul
mination of our efforts to provido
our constituents with oxclusivonoss
is shown in tho initial display we
aro making this week. Jt requires
excellent taste, executive ability and
sound judgment to bring you such
excellence and reiineniont'in an as
sortment that contains so few du
plicates and many of ono of-a-kind,
only, as are being shown hero.
Theso costumes aro well worth
your time spent in viewing them.
Tho trouble you may be put to will
be as nothing compared to the
pleasure you will experience when
you see t lie very choicest products
of the foremost tailors in tho world.
in ii i .i i ii ii ii
'Second
S Day of the
GREAT CLOTHING SALE.
Hundreds took advant ildG (if t,Ili cnJn Almwln,, r i.
OU to come, to compare, to try us. The suLerior m,mv
t 4 "1 j
ol our goods, the unusually
low prices atwhich they aro of
fered, permit us to challenge
comparison. For balance of
this week we will offer Men's
t
iioys' and Children's New
Spring Clothing at a saving
from 25 to 50 per cent., of
high grade materials, with a
selection of over J300 of this
season's newest styles to select
from the workmanship in
our clothing is of tho very best.
This clothliif; Is not tho accumulation of
n season's oddH and ends, cnrrled over from
last season, hut the result of months of
preparation In gathering the new choice-
patterns.
ALL-WOOL CHEVIOT
At $2.75
At i$S375woN
At $5.00
Men's Suits In stripes and plain patterns,
Suits In
., neatly
all wool worsted and
tailored; every suit a
ens-real
S675 $750 AND 5(000
new Btyllsh patterns In fancy worsteds. In dark an,! 111.M
suit positively worth from
HAYDE
The marvelous
growth of our clonk de
partment proves that our of
torts to concentrate the good, the stylish and graceful, the
trustworthy and reliable at the closest prices have been sue
cessiul. Modorn merchandising is advanc
ing and our method of doing business in
this department is different from that of
any other cloak department in the west.
"We have looked everywhere and came
back," "We find your suits bettor for tho
money than anyone else showed us;" theso
remarks we hear every hour in tho day in
our cloak department.
SPHC1ALS KOIl TUKSUAY SO sample suits, Jackets all
hint lined, hKlrts pcrcnllne lined nnd velvet hound, they
wero made to bell rrom $8.00 to $20.00 our huyor ticcurcd
tnem for half prlco and they go at JS.flS.
75 suits In black cheviots, either slnglo or double-breast
ed, silk lined Jackots, skirts now box pleated back, percallno
lined anil interlined and velvet bound; n nobby suit; other
h iiises ask $15 for them Tuewday on salo nt $7.50.
The suit we tell at $10 Is well known by all. They como
In etons, double-breasted, slnglu-breasted and all styles. Tho
materials aro Venetians nnd whipcords. Tho Jacket Ih taf(e;a
lined; tho skirt Is double or slnglo box pleat; lined with
nest quality piTcallnc, corduroy and velvet bindings and
a stylish suit worth $20.00 on sale for $10. 00.
Hundrods of women enmo back for our $15 suits. They are direct Imitation of
Imported samples and are nado from ver y lino Venetians, man-tailored throughout
a suit lit for a queen. They aro worth doit hie.
Wo havo moro oxpcnslvo suits, at $25. 00. $15.00. $50.00 and JfiO 00.
no ueiy wouiu-do competitors on tho a
M dozen wrappers Tuesduy nt 25c.
W dozi-n wrappers full 15 Imh lloiinco
rulllo over shoulder, yoke and front trim
med with b-nld iiml body lined; would bo
cheap ut $1.76011 mlo Tuesday at $1.M.
Your mien of nnv I. idles' Jiii'kH In our
house, worth up to $2j.w, for only $I.3J.
Millinery Open
ing Continues
AdmlrtnK women Oiled the handsome 111II
lluer department of the hlg xtoro Satur
day nnd Monday. T wonderful "Dewey
Arch" of riowern and all the beautiful
decorations so tustlly arranged were praised
by all.
TI'HSDAY ANT) WKDNKIDA Y TIIK
OK AN I) Ol'KNINO DISPLAY will ion
llnuo and wo will liti pleased to haxe uii
call and Inspect the exriulsilo Parisian
creutloPH Hhowu us well as our own
ehiirmln and varied Btyles. Ask 10 neo
the new ehle styles In ready-to-wear stiect
huts for early H.irlnt
HAYDiN
bovo garments and Invito comparison.
BROS
MEN'S
SUITS.
o aro showing
orth $5.00.
Wo nro showing Men's
slmere, natln piping, etc,
$7.50 to $!) 00 value.
AT
We are showing over 100
"ul,u,n niiijun. liiuikh mm plain gray and tirown; every
25 to 50 per cent more.
AT $1250 $1500 AND $1800
We are showing tho very latest and most striking styles. These garments arc tail
ored by tho fnmoiu mokers. Hart. Schuffner & Max of Chicago. Michaels, Stern & Co
of Chicago, etc., which is the highest standard of ready-to-wear clothing produced In
Preparing for Naylor, Crooker
in accordance with telegram printed yesterday, this great $7.1.000 00 shoe stock
will .bo hero In a short time, and to make .00m wo will closo out tho balance of our
former purchases nt $1 50.
The groatcit bargains In shoes can bo found now on ut tho Illg Store.
& Young Shoe Stock
mwm bros.
What Can You Do
If you cot a poor t i,Mir'-' You can't toil until you smoko
It how jrooil it In, und after you'vo liurnuil vour iiionov
you can't Kot it back. "THE STOECKER" is tho
niuno of 11 j-cont cigiir that's food nil tod and nlwas
will be gnod. Sold by ail tinnier and at our two stores
1404 Douglas nnd 221 South I Oth Stroot.
If
SIGNS
OF SPRING
'Thut tired feeling" nnd houce rle.mlng
You must clean und brighten ui he huti:ie
and wo hnvo Jiibt what ..n uunr cv-
mentlfo for the walls, paint mid w.ix for the
fluors, enamelH and urnlshes fur the fur
niture nnd woodwork
Cement leo. any shjil , per package r.5e
Kloor P.ilrt, ner enn SJe
Kloor Wax, Hiilelers. per can f,i)c
White Knamel, per enn suc
Stoseplpt) ICnamel. per can 20e
Hronzes, till colors, per package i0c
Aluminum, for wutcr pipes 2j(
Paint Urushes pjt
Uverythlng to mako tho house bright nnd
cheerful.
J. A. FULLER & CO
tl'T l'ltll'i: IHIUCCISTN,
lllh mill IIoukHn Sta.
OPICN ALL NIQIIT.
CD GAR
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THE TEETH
O'joil teetli are eHtntul to proper ninHtl-
,eatlon. wlihuiiL them the general liealtli
1 1 linnet be maintained In lu hlehest ii'irfI-
I)Id degree Il.nt yuur teeth examined--no
charge
Silver Fillings 75e
Teeth ('leaned 75e
Kxtrnetlng 25o
nOWELL'9
Anti-Kawf
Will eure t'ongliH
('Ida, lIunrseriecH
or Sure Throi.t Ai
Mum reliable I'"nr
wile lu nil ilrug
lllstrt 25 nnil 50c
Tail's Philadelphia Dental Rooms,
1517 DOIXil.AS ST.
THE BEST TEN-GENT CIGAR IN THE MARKET
CONTAINS THE FINEST CUBAN TOBACCO,
v. n. rick m. : en.. MAvriwd riiuns, sr. i.ouis, mo.
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