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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, MAUCI! 23, 1900.
BOSTON STORE REMNANTS
Grand Speoial Offering Carload Mill Rtm
ctnti All Kinds Cotton Qnods.
85C CORDED MOUSSELINE DE SOIE, 29C
Anil the (Irpitlmt Lot iv Sllli Item
lllllllx, Drews (lootln Itt'llllllllllx,
Cloth lti-iuiiimtn mi fiile fur
rimt 'Unit; Toiluy.
iZG COnURD MOUSSEMNB DR SOIE 29C.
Thousands ot yardu o( corded and silk
inousscllno do sole, with floral designs on
light and dark grounds, silk embroidered
dot mousscllne do solo In evening shades.
1'luln mousscllne dc solo In evening shades
Including black. Silk Imported zephyr glng
1mm In beautiful bright plaids for waists
and children's dresses. All on sale In
remnants at 2'Jc yard.
Kcmnants ot Imported challls and French
flannels, goods worth up to 75c, on sale at
29c yard.
J1.00 IMPORTED DRESS OOODS, 33C.
Remnanta of high cluss dress goods that
hcrctoforo sold at Jl .00, go on bargain
tsrjuaro at 35c yard In lengths of 3, C and 7
yards.
60C DRESS OOODS, 15C YARD.
Wool novelties, ladles' cloth, flannel, all
En Halo at 15c yard.
English cashmeres and checks and plaids,
on salo at Co yard.
Casslmercs for boys' nnd men's wear and
rainy day skirts, go at l'Jc yard.
Spring cusslmercs for tailor made suits,
Talny day skirts, men's wear. All wool
and 98c yard.
REMNANTS OK SILK.
All silk fabrics Imaginable, brocades,
laffutas, checks nnd stripes, go according
to length of remnant at Cc, 10c and 26c yd.
SILK REMNANTS HY THE YARD.
Special silk bargains to go on bargain
iqitarcs at 39c and C9c yard.
Remnants In Basement.
20 cases all new, best grade percales, In
Jhort lengths, ut 3o yard.
10,000 yards cotton covert and bicycle
tloth, worth lCc, go at 8V4o yard.
32-Inch wldo Madras gingham, -worth 20c,
toon at 8'4c yard.
Chambray gingham and Scotch gingham,
worth 12c, go at Cc yard.
Drajery ticking, sateen, cretonno and
lenlm, worth 40c, In long mill remnants, go
It lOo yard.
Long romnanto bent grade foulard prints,
north 8 lie, go at 4o yard.
Long romnunto bo.it gmdo drees prints,
worth T'ic, go nt 3c yard.
Ploln black percalo remnants, worth 1214c,
Xo nt 3,4c yard.
Short remnants of all kinds shirting prints,
Worth Cc, go nt lc yard.
Short romnanU best grades organdy,
fllmlty, batiste, imported lawns, worth up to
loc, go nt 3o yard.
Orand special bargalnn In -whlto lawn,
India linen, ha Unto und long cloth, worth
up to DOc, go at Cc, 7Vc, 10c, 12VJc nnd lEc
yard.
And hundreds of other remnant bargains
In tho basement today.
BOSTON STORE, OMAHA,
N. W. Cor. lGth and Douglas Sts.
"SAPHO" PLAYERS INDICTED
Adorn nml Mntinwr of tlio Piny
CltiirKi'd ivlth OrrftulliiK Pub.
lie Herein--.
NEW YORK, March 22. Tho grand Jury
today reported nn Indictment against Olga
INothcinole, Theodoro Moss, Marcus Mayer
nnd Hamilton Rovellc, charging them with
offending public decency. Tho offense was
In tho production of tho play "Sapho" at
Wnllack'a theater, of which Moss Is tho
manager.
Tho Indictment characterizes thoso named
na "persons of wicked nnd depraved minds
nnd disposition, who, not regarding tho
common rtutlcB of morality and decency,
but contriving nnd wickedly Intending to
far na In them lay to debauch nnd corrupt
tho moralR as well of youth as of divers
other persons, nnd to rnlso and creato in
their mlndB inordlnato nnd lustful desires,"
Old, nt Wallack's theater, "unlawfully,
wickedly nnd scandalously exhibit, show and
repent and cnuso nnd permit to bo exhibited
divers lndecont, lewd, filthy, bawdy and
obsceno representations, practices, perform
ances nnd evil conversation," being tho play,
"Sapho." Tho Indictment further alleges
that "tho motions, postures," etc., of the
performance were such "that a more par
tlcular description thereof Is not fit to be
set down in thoso nl legations or spread
upon tho records of this honorable court."
Sole- of County School Limit.
TYNDALL. S. D., March 22. (Special.)
At tho annual salo of public school lands
In Ron Horarae county nbout 1,900 acres of
lands woro sold at nn nvcrago prlco of bo
tweon 15 and $16 per acre. Some sold
ns high as $23. This sale nots tho stato
nbout $29,000. Rvcry acre of this land was
eold to lion Homme county farmers. Tho
greater part of tho desirable school lands
In this county are now sold,
Tho contractors -who hnvo the work on the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad ex
tension Into Charles Mix county, nro on
tho ground with their forces and It Is under
stood that work -will bo pushed from now
until the completion of tho line.
Dnkotn liiNiirniicr ltiinlui'aN.
PIERRE. S. D Mnrch 22. (Special.)
Tho ndvunco sheets of the Insurance com
missioner's report show thnt tllero aro
forty-nlno firo Insuranco companies doing
'business In this state. Tho total premiums
received by them for their 1899 business
nmountod to $444,125.80 nnd the total losses
paid for that year amounted to $226,694.17.
Tho total risks written for the year were
$27,923,704.93. This Is nn Increaso over
their 1898 business of $37,653.19 In premiums
received, of $33,015.15 on losses paid and of
S5.3SG.692.61 In risks written.
Mrs, Calvin Zimmerman, Mllesburg, Pa.,
Bays, "As a speedy cure for roughs, colds,
croup and soro throat Ono Minute Cough
Cure Is unequalcd, It Is pleasant for chil
dren to take. I heartily recommend it to
mothers." It Is tho only hnrmless remedy
that producos tmmcdlato results. It cures
bronchitis, pneumonia, grippe and throat and
Jung diseases It will provent consumption.
Penitentiary for llimU Olllclnl.
CHICAGO. Mnrch 22,-After nn Ineffectual
fight In tho courts coverltiK n period of
nearly four years, Edward 8. Dreyor.
former heart of the bunking tirm of
Droyer it Co,, and ex-treasurer of the West
Park board, wns today taken to tho Jollat
penitentiary to sorve nn Indellnlte sentence
for embezzlement, it in probable ho mny
lm brought back to Chicago within a week
to testify In the ease of bis former partner,
llobert Herger, who Is now on trial licensed
of having received deposits nfter the In
Ktltutlon was Insolvent. Droyer has hud
threo trials nnd his case Is now un nrpenl
beofro the state supreme court.
Smallpox Aiiioiik Mmitann Cruller.
MINNEAPOLIS. March 21 -A Times spe
cial from Great Kails, Mont., says:
SmnlliHix has broken out In thu Great
Northern prndliis ramps near Tort nenton,
whera about 1 2WJ men are nt work. Thirty
ruse hnvo been already reported and It
1h feared that It will be Impossible to
check the disease, us the men are huddled
torether nnd tho sanitary conditions nro
naturally very bail. It Is supposed that
tho dlsenw was carried from unothor camu
on the main line. It is likely that a quar
antine will he established against ull camps
nlonc the lino.
(iencrnl Loimntreet llcoover.
MACON, Miss., Murch 22,-aenernl Long
street, who has been 111 hero for foveral
clavs, has recovered.
Tho Now Snow Church company has re
BoyciI to rooms 401-405 New York Life bids.
1
h.vydhx iiitoN.
Tin; IIIk Silk Department,
Wo nro getting In new silks every day.
Wo aro cutting prices on the finest silks;
It Is hard on competition, but It's good for
you.
Urocado lining silks, pretty colors, 19c.
Plain silks In all the new bright shades,
25c. Corded wash silk in pink, light blue
and many other shades, 29c. Fancy stripe
silk, light shades for waists, 35c." All colors
In 24 Inch wide, fine grade tnffetas, 39e.
Cheney Uros.' Foulards, light shades, 49c.
Velveteens In black nnd all colors for 23c.
l'lalds In fine all silk, on sale for 39c. Ulack
taffeta In very lino grade nt COc. A big
salo on black grenadine, all double width
at 75c, 98c, $1.25 nnd $1.C0. Wo show tho
best black taffeta for plcatlngs, 27 Inches
wide for 75c. New black corded tnffetas
for waists, In beautiful styles, worth $1.50
for 98c.
DRESS GOODS SALE.
Tailor suiting, homespuns In nil grades
nnd shades 56 In. extra heavy, 59c. 52 In.
strictly Uotnny wool, 75c. 58 In. double warp,
98c. Camel hair homespuns, sponged,
shrunk and ready for tho needle, in cream,
light gray, medium gray nnd Oxfords, will
put It up against any $2.00 goods In Omnha;
our prlco only $1.23 yard. Extra heavy
double worsted wnrp nnd fine Australian
filling, 66 to 60 Inches wide, sponged nnd
shrunk; from 18 to 24 oz. cloth, to be made
up without linings nt $1.98, $2.25, $2.50, $2.98
and $3.50 yard. Rcvcrslblo plnld back home
spuns (not golf), but a clqth to bo mndc
up without linings. Otto of tho finest und
most stylish cloths In tho market, (seo all
tho fashlonnblo Journals), It comes In nil
tho grays, blues, enstors, etc., nnd is front
50 to 61 Inches wide. We sell them nt $1.50
to $4.50 yard. Lansdowne In 72 new spring
shades. Challls, 49c, 75c, 85c and 98c yard.
HA YUEN I1ROS.
PLAGUE LEAVING HONOLULU
ElirournKlnc He-port Conic from
Aoi'lnlrd Pre Correspond
ent In Pacific Inland.
SAN FRANCISCO March 22. Tho steamer
Hong Kong Maru arrived today from Hong
Kong and Yokobnma, via Honolulu. Tho
correspondent of tho Associated Press at
Honolulu, writing under date ot Mnrch 13,
says:
"Dut ono case of plague has developed
during the last eleven dayB. This encour
nglng situation hn caused tho Hoard ot
Health to modify n number of Its rules
and now all classes of American and Ruro
pean goods aro allowed to bo shipped to tho
outsldo Islands. Passengers hnvo been al
lowed to depart for tho first tlmo In many
weeks.
"Reports from both Maul nnd Hawaii are
to tho effect that both ot tho islands aro
clean ngaln. Tbcro hnvo been no fro3h out
breaks nt cither Kahulul or Hllo. Tho ex
penso of fighting tho plaguo has reached
ovor half a million dollars to this date. Tho
council of stnto will bo asked to appropriate
$250,000 additional.
Two hundred and twenty-ono native Hn
wnllans, men, women nnd children, crouched
on tho lloor In tho hall of tho cxccutlvn
building yesterday, importuning tho govern
ment for food.
Ofnceirs ot tho Hawaiian Relief society ad
dressed Minister Young nnd Minister Day
men on behalf of tho petitioners. Minister
Young replied that tho hands ot tho govern
ment wero tied for tho reason that tho ap
propriation was exhausted and it was Im
possible to have legislation on tho subject
nt present. Not a cent for rcliof could Lo
given. The government had exhausted Its
appropriation In caring for tho largo number
of pcoplo In tho camps nfter their periods
ot quarantlno wero over and could not carry
on tho work nny longer.
Minlstor Young ndvlsed tho Hawaiian Re
lief society to spend Its balance of $7,000 for
tho emergency. Tho women of tho society
decided that tho money must ho spent.
FINNS SEEK THEIR FREEDOM
Two Hundred Vteneh Plillntlelpliln
nn One Stonincr und Conic
Went.
PHILADELPHIA, March 22. The Red
Star lino steamship Switzerland, which has
arrived hero from Antwerp, brought nenrly
200 Finns, who aro said to be tho first of
many thousands fleeing from tho cruelty ot
tho government of tho czar of Russia. The
party will locate In Mlnnesotn, Iowa and
Montana. They say that the czar, Instead
of appointing Finns to govern tho country,
had nppolntcd Russians, who have dealt
harshly with nil, especially tho poor. Rather
than submit, It Is said, there Is to bo a
general exodus to tho United States and
certain districts where the land is owned by
tho royal family are being depopulated.
Cossacks woro stationed on tho frontier to
provent tho Finns' departure, but thoy
crossed tho border at unguarded points nnd
reached Belgium, whenco they sailed for
this country.
Mortality Stat lt lc.'
The following births and deaths were re
ported nt tho offlco of the Hoard of Health
during tho twenty-four hours ending ut
noon Thursday:
Births C. W. Cowell, 709H South Twonty
soventh. boy: Duvld Johnson. 2720 South
Sixth, boy; Hugh Kennedy. 2744 South Thir
teenth, lioy; Joseph Hlackburn, 2819 Pewey
avenue, glri: Samuel Hoff, 611 South Fif
teenth, boy; John W. Lampman 4307 Hur
dette. girl; 11. G. Lynch, 2414 South Fif
teen! n, uoy.
Deaths Peter Pllth. 58 years. 3102 llere-
illth, stnrmirh trouble nnd exhnustinn; Mrs,
l. c, wuton, si years, at, josopn h hospital,
peritonitis; Margaret Mucluscl, r, months.
813 Dodge, pneumonia: Rebecca Hterndorff.
58 years, 1211 South Sixth.
Ilo sure to go and see tho moving pictures
of tho Union Pnclfio "Overland Llraltod"
train at tho Orpheuin. On exhibition there
every night this woelc.
Seo C. F. Harrison's real estate bargains.
MORE FAST TRAINS
TO CHICAGO
Via tlio lturllnglon tlinn via nny other lino 7:25 n. in.
(Daylight KxprcKs), -1:00 p. m. (Vcstibulctl Klyor), 7::)
1. in. (Chicago Limited), and 12:35 midnight (Chicago
Special).
All but ono of theno trains mnko U10 .VX) miles run
from Omnha to Chicago In 11 hours or better.
TICKET OFFICE,
1303 FAIUXAM STREET.
Telephone i!KO.
1IOSPIJ A I.TI1 RATION PIANO SAMi.
I. el hi Prlec Dunn on A'eiv, Clean,
Dry I'liino and OrKium,
Every family In need of n plnno can now.
satisfy their desires when they can buy it
new piano for $127, $137, $148, $168, $173,
with but $15 cash nnd $7 per month moro
so when you know that these samo pianos
retail regularly at nearly doublo tho prlco
asked.
Then thero nre better pianos at $197, $213,
$248, $267, on terms of $25 ensh and $10 per
month, Theso prices and terms aro nbout
one-halt of what you can get them nt nny
whoro else.
Organs go nt $10, $12, $23, $27, $29, $32
nnd $35, on terms as easy as $2 cash nnd $1
to $3 per month. New organs as low as $19,
on $4 payments.
All Instruments fully warranted ns rep
resented and marked In plain figures ono
prlco only. Tho stock Is still complete ex
cepting a few styles In certain colors. Re
member wo nro $50 tinder any prlco mndo
In Omaha, on terms tho best known. Tho
guaranty perfect. Your opportunity is at
hnnd. "A word to tho wise."
A. HOSPE, 1513-1515 Douglas.
Open evenings until S p. m,
TWIN FOOTPADS OUT OF LUCK
Tito IIIulMvn ymeii Who Look Alike
KnuaKc In n Non-Ill vlilcnil-l'ny-IiihT
PiimIIiiic.
Two young men with a revolver and nn In
clination to bo bud started out early Wed
nesday evening to try their fortunes ns
footpads. They held up two men, ono nt
Twenty-fourth nnd Michigan avenue, the
other near Ninth und Douglas streets, but
neither venturo netted them enough to buy
a round of drinks.
On nccount of a lack of distinguishing
features of person nnd dress, the3o nm
bttlous highwaymen nro peculiarly well
fitted for their chosen line. Tho victims
ngrec that they look ns much alike as two
peas In a pod. Both arc about 27 years old,
both weigh approxlmntoly 150 pounds, both
nro smooth-shnven, nnd both nro nbout five
feet eight in stature. They nro dis
tinguished from each other only by their
clothes, ns No. 1 wears n light and No. 2
a dark suit.
At S o'clock thoy held up John M. Englcn,
scale dealer, nt Twenty-fourth nnd Mich
igan avenue. No. 1 pointed n plstot nt his
face nnd ordered him to throw up his hands
while No. 2 searched his pockets, but they
obtained not so much ns a canceled postago
stnmp, for Mr. Englcn's money was in tho
sweatband ot his hat.
An hour Inter they pounced upon John
Ynger, n cripple, nt Ninth and Capitol
avenue, and hero tho program was repeated.
The search "waa moro successful than the
former, however, as It yielded a bunch of
keys nnd a broken pocket knife.
Don't Wiinl Ilrynn HU-oloil.
Attnchcd to a bill of ludlug which wns on
tho clnlm desk of ono of the local freight
departments yesterday wns nn Invoice of
merchandise shipped to tho N, C. Foster
Lumber company, one of the big Michigan
lumber firms. Tho invoice, before returning
to tho rnllroad otllco, uccompunylng the bill
of lnding for some correction, had passed
through the hand of the Foster Lumber
company nnd hnd beep ncepted nnd ap
proved. Stumped on It, however, with a
rubber stnmp, were the following words of
significant meaning: "In cuso W. J. Brynn
Is elected president In November we re
serve the right to return nil goods nnd de
mand n refund of the purchase price."
"I used Kodol Dyspepsia euro In my family
with wonderful results. It gives Immedlato
relief, Is pleasant to tnke and Is truly tho
dyspeptic's best friend," says E. Hartgerlnk,
Overlsel, Mich. Digests what you eat. Can
not fall to cure.
IIIKI).
BURKE Sirs. Johanna. March 22, at resi
dence of her on, Alliances Neb.
Funeral from residence of her daughter,
Mrs. T. H. Dnlley, 1S3I Sherman avenue,
Saturday n, m.
RITTER John, nfter a lingering Illness nt
Phoenix, Ariz., aged 32 years. Brother-in-law
to J. H. Richard.
Notice of funeral Inter.
RIPLEY Guy Allen, lnfnnt son of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Guy b. Ripley, March 22. 1900. of
pneumonia, nged 1 year, 4 months nnd 13
dnys.
Funeral from residence, 2224 Cuming. Frl
day, Mnrch 23, nt 2 p. m. Interment nt
Forest Lawn. Friends Invited.
HHFT Mrs. Frank, at 8:30 o'clock Thurs
day night, ut LHW South Twenty-seventh
street.
Funeral notice later.
BEATS
THEM
ALL
The
Colorado
Special
ONLY TRAIN TO DENVER
FROM CHICAGO VIA OMAHA
With llnffct, SmokliiK and Library
FASTEST TRAIN TO DENVER
Via Oninliu.
I.enve Omnhu lttU. Tonlsht
Arrive Denver Ii20 p. in. Tomorrow.
CITY TICKET OFFICE,
11102 FAUNAS! STREET.
Telriiliouc a 10.
IlimUXGTON STATION,
IOTII AM) M.VHO.V STKEET9,
Telephone l'-H.
"rilB M I7H Ii UT.
V RJ 14 fell t'.l lf.
IIOSTON STOHI3 MVS KMIIHUIDKIl Y.
iMost M.Ylrnorilliinry Pnroline IIIkIi
(Iradc llmlirolilery.
FROM V. 3. CUSTOMS HOUSE.
' 43,000 YARDS FINE EMBROIDERIES
ON SALE TODAY 5C, 10C. 12HC, 15C.
ThcSn nrn ntl afimntn atrlrtA In Ipncrtlia
i - . .,..., ... - - r, - -
from 3 to 5 yards many to match. They
wero sent to this country by a St. Gall
I Swiss exporter and held nt the U. S. cus-
toms on account of dlsputo In appraise
ment of duty, nnd consist of Swiss, nnln
sook, Jaconet nnd cambric embroideries annd
insertions from ono to fifteen Inches wide,
Including tho very finest embroidery mode,
nnd go In lots on front bargain squares to
morrow nt Cc, 10c, 12e nnd 16c guaran
teed worth absolutely doublo tho price.
BOSTON STORE. OMAHA,
N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas.
ELEVATION OF SEE OF OMAHA
C'liitm-rllnr of i. Illocene Give Lit
tle Credence (o Story from
Sioux City.
Tho report from Sioux City of the clovn
tian of Omaha to tho position of nn nrchl
cplscopal seo Is received with Incredulity hy
tho chancellor of this diocese.
"Thero Is entirely too much guessing go
ing on," said Father Colanerl, yesterday.
"Of course tho elevation of the- seo of
Omaha Is among tho possibilities, hut I
don't think it Is contemplated at present.
Tho creation ot sees nt Sioux City nnd
Des Moines, I think, will tako plnco shortly.
"If I knew who wns recommended hy the
convocation of hlshops at Davenport
I think I COUld tell Who Will 1n ll,n nn.l
archbishop of Dubumie, but f do not know."
1 uen you no not place much importance
to tho selection mado by tho counsellors
and permanent pastors tho other day?"
"N'ot thnt, nocessnrlly. but 1 do not know
tho names of thoso oclected. Tho
papers havo published threo distinct lists,
nun dui ono namo common to all, nnd that
Is tho nnmo of Rlshon Llnehnn nt ri,n.
enno. I think tho published lists aro nil
guesswork. It is generally understood
thnt Hlshop Llnehan will ho removed from
Cheyenno becauso ot his health, which
suffers from tho high nltltudo of thnt place,
but that ho will bo mado nrchblshop of
Duhuquo is another question. Ho will, more
likely, bo given ono of tho hew Iown sees,
that of Sioux City or lies i.Motnes."
Homnrkiihlc Cure or ltln-umntl-.ni.
I rom tho Vindicator, Rtitherfordton, N. C.
Tho editor nf Mm V'ln,llont I. 1..... '
.., ..uulvvut lm0 Iml, cra,.
slon to test the eftlcacy of Charabcrlnln's
Pnln Ralm twlrn with ihn ....o.
....... ... muni I UHJil I Kit Dl O
results In each case. First, with rheumatism
hi iuu nuuuiuer irom winch ho suffered ex
cruciating pain for ten dnys, which wns re
lieved with two applications of Pain Halm,
rubbing tho parts ntTllcted nnd realizing
instant benefit nnd entire relief in n very
short tlmo. Second, In rheumatism In thigh
Joint, almost prostrating him with severo
pain, which was relieved by two applications.
i.i.i. ...i.t. .1.. . .
...I'uuiK mm inu iinimcnt. on retiring at
night nnd getting up frco from palu.
Curd of Tlinnk.
Wo hereby sincerely thank our many
kind friends who havo shown their apprecia
tion of good will during tho fatal Illness
of our beloved mother, Mrs. Rebecca Sterns
dorff. Ocorgo J., Mnx, Mary, Josephine and
Ilarbara, children; John SternsdortT, hus
band. If you havo nothlnc on hnnd. vnn rnn
spend nn evening very pleasantly nt tho
Orpheum theater, and Imnglno you aro cn-
rouio 10 California on tho celebrated Over
land trnln of--tho Union p.ifinr. r,.n,-,!
These wonderful moving' pictures can be
seen every night at, tho Orpheum theater.
LOOK
in our BIG WINDOW
Is ono of tho best mndc It ndjusts readily
to nny form. Mndo for MEN and WOM1CN,
110YS and OIRLS. Prices,
7rc, 1.00 nml tM.--"S.
Look in Our Hlg Window.
Sherman & McConnell Drug Go
Cor. Kith nnd DoiIkc, Oninliu,
Giant Tack
Puller.
The greatest invention of the
on sale Friday for
Grand Lace Sale.
25c torchon laces 5c
35c point D'esprit JOc
$1.00 allover laces 50c
$2.00 allover lace and tuckings 69c
Our finest quality Liberty Silks, Moussoline De Soie OQp
and Chiffons, regular 75c quality, only Vt
Grand Embroidery Sale.
Over 100.000 yards of the finest edcres and insortiiirs.
Dainty baby edges, lacy insortings and elegant wide skirt
embroideries, all in Ah yard strips, to bo sold in strins onlv.
goods worth from 20c to 50c yard, on salo at
lUc to 20c a Yard
Do not miss this sale.
Dress Trimmings Sale.
5c, 10c and 15c dress trimming, rrA
only CI Jdl U
"Wo havo nothing to say of theso goods. Como in and
see them.
$1.00 black silk dress braids, the very latest 25c yd
Our Spring Millinery.
Is of tho richest description, in ttyles that combine the
best foreign hat elegance with tho brightest of American
ideas. Novelty, fashion and stylo aro here and at low cost.
For exquisite headwear visit the big millinery depart
ment. The stylo is in tho millinery, not in tho prices.
HAYDEN BROS.
I 1IOSTO.N STORM .MIl.l.lM'.ll V OPHMNIl.
.Sn turd iiy, March 21th.
MessrB, J. L. Rrnndcls & Sons, proprietors
Hoston Store, Omaha, beg to announce that
their
GRAND OP15N1NO
of
Spring Millinery,
faster Hats
nnd
Imported Pattern Hats
, takes plnco
Saturday. Mnrch 24,
and request
tho pleasure of your attendance.
ROSTON STORK, OMAHA.
AniioimcemeiitN,
U Bcems to bo the consensus of opinion 1
nmong tho patrons of the Crclghton-Orphsum
thentcr that tho program of this week has
never been excelled nt this houso either !
for cxcellenco or variety. It Includes a '
comedy, "Domestic Petn," produced by Mr.
Fdlsworth nnd Miss Hurt; I'rotopapas, tho 1
strong man; ICsmernldn, the slack-wire per- 1
former and xylophono plnyer; Gilbert, tho '
comedian. In monologue; Burton nnd Ilrooks
In humorous dialogue nnd topical songs:
ii.um uuiuo, ino ienor singer; mo d.
Foreests In whirlwind dances; nnd tho blo
grnph pictures, nil new. Thero will bo a
matlnco tomorrow.
Sunday night nnd Monday night Archlo
Doyd will present nt Iloyd's theater his
pastoral drama, "Tho Vlllngo Postmaster."
Mr. Doyd Is seen In tho role of Seth Hug
gins, who presides over thu dcstlnlfn of tho
village iostnnice. Mr. Doyd was seen to
advantage In tho "Old Homestead" nnd
"Shoro Acres," but In this piece ho Is said
to bo seen nt his best.
Tin- Attention of the
Traveling public Is respectfully invited to
tho cnngnlflccnt equipment offered to patrons
of tbo CHICAOO, MILWAUKKK AND ST.
PAUL RAILWAY between Omnha and Chi
cago. Solid vestlbuled, steam hented nnd
electrlo lighted trains. Palace sleepers nnd
diners, buffet nnd library cars, free reclin
ing chair enrs, fast tlmo nnd union depots.
City Ticket Offlco. IfiOl Farnnm t.
F. A. NASH Ooncral Western Agent.
Xnt Ice.
A series of threo of those palatable
luncheons nerved nt tho First Presbyterian
church will bo given beginning Friday.
March 23, from 11:30 to 1:30 p. m. Tho
Indies hopo to seo ngaln nil those who so
kindly patronized them In tho winter, Como
and bring your friends.
Stonccypher, printer, nd-wrlter. Up-to-dnto
cuts for sale. 1201 Howard. Tel. 1310,
Section One Reads
"Em-li of Hiild m-eretiirlo nhnll ro-im-Ivo
n oouipeiiNiilloii of Ut." per ilny
for i-ni-h liny' Nervier- nctiiully nnd
neoeiirlly performed," (, Nmv
the Stnti- lloiird of Examiner mint
11 lo iiuike pernimnl couiplulnt
nliniit proprietor nnd clerk that nre
not ri-KlNtf red In Oninhn. Are you not
pnld n nlnry to do nueh work yonr-M-lvrrif
Why, urntlcmt-n, Jnt tnke
your thirteenth niinunl report nnd
eompnre the nnme of proprietor
und lieml prencrlptlou clerk, nnd If
you i-nn't nnd notne thnt nre not pnh.
Ilheil In your llt, renlicn your pol
tlou nn exumliier. We repent
iKiilu, "Enforce the NehriiMkn I'hnr-
mney In.v In Ouiiihn."
SCHAEFER
CUT PRICE
DRUGGIST
Cor. Kith and Cbtenuo 8ta.
They Are for You
.,.At. vury .moderate prices. Ladles gold
tilled watch for $12. A tetter ono for Jls.
A beautiful engraved case for J20. in gents'
watches vn have a large variety. We aro
filwo showlns a nlco stock of dlnmonds
looso und mounted.
S, W. LINDSAY,
The Jeweler, 1610 Douglas St.
HAYDEN
s
age, a 15c puller,
5c
Boys' Belongings.
Moro and
New Top
Coats
We know what cood
clothes are, where to buy
them and how to select the
nobby styles and patterns.
We want to say that we
have never had as choice a
stock of good clothes in our
store as we have right now,
and we're ready to quote
prices that will interest you.
We sell the Hart, Schaff
ner & Marx tailor made
suits and top coats.
mmmm
They're the kind adver
tised in all the leading
magazines and worn by good
dressers everywhere.
Men's New Spring Suits at $2.75 to $22.50.
Men's New Spring Overcoats at $3.95 to $12.50.
Hotter Htyles mid Inrjror assort mont than all tho other houson
In Omaha combined ami at lower prices. We don't soo how
ynn ean rnnslHteiitly pass us liy In Justice to yoursoll'. All gar
ments must lit to YtM'K satisfaetlon-aml If for any reason you
nre not satisfied, we cheerfully take back our clothing ami re
fund the money.
HAYDEN BROS.
No Vice Like Advice !
No coal like SHERIDAN COAL Best coal
mined in Wyoming. Lump $5.50, Nut or Egg $5.00,
Peanut, 4.50.
VICTOR WHITE 1605 Fam Street.
The
New tyko
Wo havo Just received a heavy
shipment of Cameras and with
them tho latest model ot Camera
mndo hy tho Rochester Optical
nnd Camera Co. This Camera
Is fitted with their Hectlllnenr
lens, Iris diaphragm, bulb re
leawo nnd solid leather carrying
case. I'rlccs, $12.00 for $9.00.
All other photo material up to
dato ut lowest prices.
The Robert Dempster Go,,
1215 Ftirnniu St.
Developing and Printing Done,
WIioK-niiIo nml Itutall,
IIOCIITA S.t.MUMVUOI) C.l I'Sl'l.rj.l.
Cures Gonorrhoea, Gleet c- unnatural discharge-
In a rw days. Full directions.
1'rlco 11.60. All druggist!, or inn II D. Dick
& Co.. 113 rntro t.. Now York
WANTED I. a so ut n.u neulth that
n-I-I'-A-N-S will not nonfllt. Pfnrt t cants
to rtlmni Chemical Co.. Nev York, for II
Mtsplu and 1,000 testimonials.
BRILLIANT
BENEFICIAL
BARGAINS
moro every day, as
PRUDENT
PRACTICAL
PARENTS
Compare Clothing Claims as they
realize that for clothing, stylo and cloth
ing service, thoro's no place like Tho
Nebraska to lit out tho young American.
EXCELLENCE
ELEGANCE
ECONOMY
Aro tho sign posts that direct the atten
tion of buyers. The collection of beau
tiful clothes that wo havo gathered to
gether is tho choicest that it was possi
ble to obtain, making selection of tho
best and newest only. Childhood is no
longer sncrlllced to the tailor. Tho tailor's nrt has nt
lata found tho wny to keep tho mnll hoy graceful and
youthful not make him prematurely old.
Our great (dock of hoys' clothing illustrates this $1.50.
11.73. 2.00, Vi.Zo. J2.C0. $3.00, $W0. $l.00, tUO nnd up.
'Twould ho strange, Indeed, If you nhmlld fall to Und
just what you want nmong so largo nn assortment.
l ? i 5 5' ? 5' 4' - 'i J- $ $ '
A Ground Floor
Office
With a Big
Vault
Located right on Knrnam Street, in a
FIUK l'llOOI-' building Is an oppor
tunity which may not come ngaln for
yearn. There Is another !ari;e room
ndjolnlnK which you may have, It you
want it, which opens on the court.
Electrlo llh'ht, heat and Janitor service
nro Included In the rental,
Resides, there Is an advantage In be
ing In tho best 'building In town.
R. C. Peters & Co.
Rental Agents.
Ground Floor, Bee Building.
, . J. J. iffy 0 $? 3 4 it, y i, it G,
BUY THE GENUINE
SYRUP OF FIGS
MANUFACTURED BY
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
uvtm run mai
4 ltr,SUI.TH TELL.
(?)
THIS II HI J WANT ADS
i'iioiiuch itusuivr.
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