"2 THE OrATTA TJATTV lXTW.t rT?.rl n a a- apijtt. i t mnn
e --- i - --" v u i u 1 i 4 i r wv-r.
t
iiaviih.v iihox. m:v riticns.
the
l'rlcpn ('ill SUM Ditimt to JHI
tnekn frnm I'Foplf'H .Stuns
No Ktoro over attempted Mich bargain glv
lnK- No utoro ever hnil sttfh ii colosaal
stock to Mcrinco. Not a one of Ibo thousands
who Jam tho big store from morning to
night go" awny dlftflpimlntcd. "Tho Pco
la's Store" $800,000 tock must bo closed
out no matter how nbmirdly low tho prices
have to ho made. Humembor, these are nil
fine, new, stylish goods bought for this
nurlng'H tradu. No matter how ridiculous
tho price may seem you will find the gooJs
Just as represented, Kvery table, counter
end cbkg crowded with bargains.
91.00 LAMES' NECKWEAR, 23C.
Tho Peoplo's Store purchased their Easter
nockwear,' all perfect and stylish, worth $i,
$1.50 and $2.00, Wo place them on sale at
25c, 50c and 75c.
COO FANCY IUIIIIONS, 12V4C.
, UltKSS GOODS SALE.
Our drees goods salu will continue ns long
ns n yard of the goods lasts. Cl-lnch wool
Hiiltlngs, tho Peoplo's price was 9c, our
price will bo $1.25 for five yards; 31, 3C and
38-Inch homespuns, 31-Inch Jacciuards, 31
inch silk, wool and cotton mixtures, goods
that the Peoplo's sold at 2uc to 35c, our prlco
as long ns goods remain only !)c; handsome
nil wool checks, luiw spring plaids, new
iprlng novelties, good that tho I'cople'n
mid ns high ns 75c per yard, will go on tho
center tnbles at 25c; 46-Inch novelties, silk
and wcol and nil wool goods, tho Peoplo's
Hold at OSc, our prlco only 39c; oxtrn heavy
chcvlols. 50 to 54 Inches wide. In fine blacks,
etc., goods that tho l'coplo's sold at $1.25 to
SI. 50, our price on this wile only 75c; 500
ilrrsrt patterns from tho People's Store at
$1.2." to $1.98 for entire pattern, worth up
to $5.00; nn extra now lino of French chal
lls Just In, 49c, strictly all wool, lino
tylcn.
1 11IO SHOE STOCKS ON SALK.
Thousands of peoplo are buying tho best
makes of shout at u fraction of their cost.
IA11 tho shoes from "Tho People's Store."
nil tho Hhoes from tho French, Shrlncr &
Urner stock, nil tho nhom from the Naylor.
(looker and Young stock, all the shoes from
tho Underwriters' and Salvago Co.'s stock
on hi I o nt less than tho cost of making.
(Men's $1.00 shoes at $1.97; ladles' $3.50
iihotH, $1.89; mlsscti' and boy' $2.00 shoes
(it $1.13; ladles' $2.50 slippers and Oxford
ties at $1.38.
TUB IHO SILK SALE AT HAYDEN
mios.
In creating more comment nnd arousing
(morn enthusiasm than any silk Bale over
hold In our city. All these silks aro new
nml stylish anil tho llnest that arc retailed
over any counter. Remember, not the kind
tiKcil hi making ready-to-wear garments,
No wonder wo do tho business. Only read
theso prlccH: All silk taffeta, nil colors, nt
:5c. Ileuutlful satins, In now shades, 25c.
$1.25 fancy silks, nil brat stylo, 30c. $1.50
fancy silks, nil best style, 49c. $2.00 fnncy
nllks, all best style, 59c. Dig salo on black
taffetas, worth $1.25, for only 75c. Wo aro
nhowlng some now arrivals In foulards, La
dlre watting for thoso new shades In Wins
low tnffctn may now call, for wo have Just
rocclved n largo shipment.
SPECIAL COIISBT SALE.
All tho cornets from the Peoplo's stock
that nold up to $1.25 on salo nt 49c. We
carry a full llau of American Lady nnd
Kabo corsets on special sale. Ladles' flno
hosiery that tho Pooplo'n Store sold for 25c
and 35c on nolo nt 15c. Ono lot of Indies'
vests that tho Peoplo's Store sold up to 50c
nn mlo nt 1214c. Children's 25o hose, with
doublo knee, heel nnd toe, on salo at 15c.
Bpeclal on men's neckwear that sold for COc
nnd 75c on sale at 25c. Ladles' $1.00 kid
gloves, In all sizes, at 69c.
LINENS AND DOMESTICS.
HIg bargains overy day this week from
tho Peoplo's stock. 25c towels wiling nt
15c each. 10c linen toweling Cc ynrd. 79c
(blenched damask 50o yard. 39c turkey red
damask 23c yard. 19c turkey rod damask 10c.
29a blenched damask 15c. 35c cream dam
oak 20c. 79c bed spreads 50c. S9o bed
spreads COc. 65c bed spreads 35c each.
So bleached tmiBlIn 6c yard. 26c wldo
nheotlng 18c 10c cambric 5c yard. These
nro real bargains nnd straight reductions
from tho Peoplo's stock, Tho goods must
Ibo Bold and theooncr you como the better
selection you can raako. Todny wo will
offor a big lot of remnants ot table linen,
towoltag, sheotlngs nnd remnants of white
dresu goods nt lowest prices ever quoted In
Omahn. Sett thorn.
IIAYDEN J1KOS.
WHILE THE COW LAY IN STATE
Iliiril-IIcnrtnl Drivers or n Demi
Wiikoii Slum- nUri-xix-ot for
n l'uiiilly'n (irlef.
Warrants nro out for tho nrrest of Jerry
Chaplain nnd II. Allen, drivers of tho
henrso for duml brutes, charging them
with disturbing tho pcaco nnd using pro
fano nnd abusive lunguago. Tho complain
ing witness Is 1 1. L, Carter ot 1210 Hur
dctto street.
For several years Mr. Carter and his fam
ily have owned a controlling interest in n
cow of docllo temperament and lovnblo dis
union, to which thoy wore much attached.
They regarded tho animal aB almost a
member of tho fnmlly. Every night sho
was curried and bedded with great care,
and on pleasant days sho would bo let
out upon tho lawn, where- tho children
would rldo her and tlo ribbons about her
horns. Hut last week sho was taken 111
with a complication of bovine mnlaillcs. A
few days she languished, and then died.
Tho children refused to bo consoled.
Mr. Carter notified Oarbago Master Me
Donald, hut told him not to send his wagon
for tho carcass until nfter dark, as Mrs.
Carter nnd tho children could not bear to
see It hauled awny. This part of tho In
struction was . overlooked, however. Tho
wagon eamo about 4 o'clock In tho after
noon. Mr. Carter told the drivers they
would have- to go nwny and return later, and
told them why, but they were Impervious
to the sentiment of the orcnslon. With no
respect for tho grief of tho Carter house
hold, they scoffed nt the crape on tho stablo
door, nnd. Mr. Carter siys, sworo and
cursed until n great crowd was gathered.
It Is not so much what tho newspapers
ray, as what neighbor says to neighbor, or
friend to friend, that has brought Chamber
laln'H Colic, Cholera and Dlrrahoea Homcdy
Into such general use. It Is as natural for
peopio to express ineir grniuuiio nfter using
this rwnody ns It Is for water to How down
hill. It Is tho ouo remedy that can always
bo depended upon, whether n baby Is sick
with cholera Infantum or a man with cholera
morbus. It Is pleasant, safo and reliable.
Have you a bottlo of It In your home?
Street (in hum nt Work.
Street Commissioner Hummel yester
day put thirty-tlvo men to work on tho
streets. They wero divided Into four swell
ing gangs presided over by Foremen It. P
Dahlman, Thomas Rolden, Anton Sadtl and
P. M. Heck, Tho mayor's otllco Is thronged
with many others desiring positions as fore
men or luborcrs.
BOSTON STORE WAIST SALE
We Ohtlltngs th World to Product Bach
Bargains ts We Do Todaj.
Fi,0M BROOKLYN SILK WAISF MFG. CO.
TlioiiftnmlK C'omidclrly .Miule Silk
U'nlxlH, I'arll) Mmlr .Hllk Wnlntft
IMpcpn of .Hllk WiilM silk liy
llic Vnril WitUt TrlniiuliiKN,
Hear In mind we bought the entire stock
of tho Ilrooklyn Shirt Waist Mfg. Co.
Everything in tho whole stock wo bought
goos on salo today.
$5.00 UNFINISHED WAISTS, 60C.
All tho wnlsts from the best taffeta silk,
In all colors, cut nnd ready to mnko up,
parts pinned together. In flno quality of
tnffeta; If tho waists wero finished would
bo worth $5.00, but go on salo nt COo
each.
Many odds nnd ends Included In this pur
chase; odd collars that nro finished, beau
tifully tucked nnd corded, In black and nil
colors, that can bo worn with nhy waist,
In this salo at 6c each.
ODD PIECES SILK WAISTS, 5C, 10C, 25C
; All tho odd pieces, such ns alcoves, back's
I or fronts of waists, In plnln silks, checks
,and plaids. Many of theso nro corded,
tucked nnd shirred. They can bo used for
I dress trimmings, millinery, fancy front-)
nnd other useful purposes. Go on salo ac
cording to size of piece, at 5c, 10c and 25c
each.
FINEST WIDE TAFFETA SILKS, 49C.
Thousands of ynrds henvy nnd wldo
taffeta silk In philn colors, checks and
plaids, also' brocades. Theso aro all very
flno qualities, nnd manufactured purposely
for silk waists, but they aro also very well
adapted for petticoats and dress skirt lin
ings. They como In black nnd all colors.
On sale at 49c yard.
All tho finished waists, every one tho
latest stylo, nnd thoro nro thousands to
select from. Wholesale prlco up to $5.00 and
$7.50, go In four lots.
BSC, $1.98, $2.93, $3.98.
Lot 1 Contains all tho wash silk waists
In tho latest style, light nnd dark colors,
go at OSc each.
Lot 2 Contains all tho $3.50 pure China
silk waists In plain colors and floral de
signs, light nnd dark grounds, on salo at
$1.98.
Lot 3 Contains all the $5.00 taffeta silk.
corded and tucked waists in black nnd
colors, on salo at $2.98.
Lot 4 Contains all tho $7.50 extra heavy
tnffeta wnlsts In plnln colors, ribbon nnd
Ince trimmed. Also handkerchief waists.
Tho latest novelties. All in this lot nt $3.98
ench.
19C SILK ItUCHINO, 3C YARD.
500 pieces of all silk narrow ruchlng. A
small part of which has been displayed In
our show window, tho name style as Juby
trimming, known tho world over to sell nt
19c yard, In black nnd nil colors, go on I
bargain squaro nt 3c ynrd.
Dig Iota of silk bow knots nnd ornaments
for trimming fancy wnlsts nnd dresses. On ;
bargain squnro at 10c and 15c. i
Thousands of bolts all kinds fancy braids
and silk gulmps, on bargain square at lc
nnd 3c yard.
Immcnso lots of nil kinds buttons, Includ
ing almost overy style mnde, worth up to
$1.00 dozen, go at lc dozen. Also flno but
tons nt lc and 2c each.
Plain and fancy carved pearl buttons, 10c
dozen .
BOSTON STORE, OMAHA,
N. W. Cor. ICth and Douglas.
SEWAGE FLOWS INTO LAKE
Council Inspect. flrnlnitKr nt niver
vlew 1'nrk, TrltH View to Extrml
liiK Sewer Toward Hirer.
KELLEY, STICEK & CO,
Birgaini in Ladin', Miaias' nnd Children's
Fine Shots
THAT CANNOT BE EQUALED
ll.YDi:,Vfl
The
iikj (Jitmiiiiv .ham:.
IIOSTO.V
All
STOltll II.VSTI'.ll MIIOKft.
till N client unit Snellen! Sprhm
Mien or I'lnr Knott en r,
ON SALE NOW
AT I10STON STORE, OMAHA.
Ten new styles of the very latest thing In
l.nille' ?:t nml $1 Slincs nt (fl.tlS, fta.Ur,
Sliorn nt 1..-,0 MNncft' 9I.M!i nml
Ifl'.r, Shorn nt If I. 'J.--SOIUli
nml l'i-to-l)n(e.
I'eoplp'n Stock on Snip nt l.cnn
Tlinn Onp.llnir Thplr Prleen.
Now Turkish prunes, per lb., 3e; new I
Arabian prunes, per lb., 4c; French rnlsln- I
cured prunes, 5c; largo Italian prunes,
u-si, Dew laiirornia prunes, ,Hc; new patent vlcl kid and patent cnlf shoes for
cvaporatd apples, lb., 7!4c; new California ladles' wear. Shocw with Louis XV. heols.
peaencs. 124c; new California pears, 124c; and with low heels, with very thin soles or
new Cnllfornln apricots, 126q; now red with mannish medium weight soles. Qo on
raspberries, 15c; fancy largo bright lemons, Mi0 nt $3.00, $3.50, $1.00, $5.00 and $6.00.
dozen, lc; nil kinds preserves In Jars, 6c; All tho now styles of black and tan shoes,
Andersons, Curtice Hros.', Eagle, etc.. Jams n tho celebrated "Queen Quality" nnd "Fit
! n. '',0UI"I cans only 8 l-3c; 2-pound cans E:,9y.. 8hot.. fop whlch w . ,
wnuo Clierrles, worth 20c, 124c; 2-pound All new stylo In mlssm' nnd ehlldr...,'s
Pineapple, worth 20c. 124c; 3-pound Bhces, black, tnn nnd colors.
ouiiuuu ior x.c: uuuany s uiam nn n . 1., ii i .i.u .11
IMctiiri'n nml otrn TSnrntitp
Is the title of a handsome dcscrlptlvo book
let Itsuod by the Illinois Central railroad
Illustrating tho scenic features of Omaha
Council llluffs, Iowa nnd northern Illinois
ns seen from the car window on tho "Ch
cngo Limited." For copy of same call on or
nddrcsd W. 11. Drill, district passenger
agent, Illinois Central railroad, Omaha,
Neb.
Why ruilrenn In I lie DnrU
When by traveling In tho luxurious sleep
ing cars ot tho CHICAHO, MILWAUKEE
AND ST. PAUL RAILWAY you may turn
on the electric lamp and nialio tho berth at
Ladles' -button shoes, welt solo, coin toe,
at $1.98; cut from $4.00.
Ladles' laco shoes, turn solo, full toe, at
$1.98; reduced from $3.00.
Ladles' lace shoes, medium wale, round
toe, nt $1.98; cut from $2.60.
Ladles' laco or button shoo, heavy or me
dium sole, coin too, at $1.50 (all sizes); cut
from $2.25.
Ladles' tan shoes, vesting top, nt $1.50;
reduced from $3.00.
Ladles' laco or button shoes, welt nolo,
round toe, at $3.00.
Ladles' lnco shoes, In tho dark tan color,
nt $2.50.
BARGAINS IN MISSES' SHOES.
Mlfses' laco or button shoes, heavy or
medium soles, at $1.25; cut from $2.60 nnd
$1.85.
Miasm' laco shoes, heavy sole, round toe,
nt $1.75.
Child's shoes, samo as above, nt $1.35.
OUR BOYS' DEPARTMENT.
Llttlo gents' shoes, sizes 9 to 13, nt $1.75.
Youths' shoes, henvy nolo, round toe, sizes
13 to 2, at $2.00.
Hoys' black shoes, new last, sizes 24 to
C, at $1.85.
Hoys' tan or black shoes, full toe, sizes
24 to 54, at $2.25.
KELLEY, STIOER & CO,
CAT WAS IN THE RUBBISH
For lliirnlni; 11 Ilenp or Kcfune mill
Polluting the Air .1, C.
Ilouclier In Arrested.
cans
cans
mince meat, pkg., 5c; large glass bottles,
pickles, olives, onions, catsup, mustard,
celery relish, etc., sold at the Peoplo's for
10c, now 8 l-3cj 3-pound cans nil kinds
plums, 124c
Squaro can Urook Trout or Mackerel In
tomato sauce. Regular price 25c, now 124c.
3-pound cans linked Deans of Baked Sweet
Potatoes, worth 20c can, now 124c 10a
package Bird Seed, now 34c. Blackburn's
Kaspberrltu, Blueberries, Gooseberries, etc.,
etc., 3 cans for 25c. Rnlston Breakfast Food,
1 "Of rV1.Iflnn D . tll . . .
r.vn..hv( o i-ju, iitai .nanna, uc
package, 4c. Quail OaU, 10c package, 4
for 2Sc. Undavcno Flakes, 10c package. 5c.
Granoso Flakes, 20c package, 94c. Granol3.
tho health food, only 74c. Gralno, per
package, 20c. Largo Postum Cereal, pack
age, 15c. Small I'ortum Cereal, package, 10c.
Cream of Wheat, 20c package, 12c. Pills
bury's Vltcfl, 20c package, 12c. Orapo Nuts,
brain food, package, 0c. Everything gois
nt less thnn half the Peoplo's Store prices.
IIAYDEN BROS.
'- 1
ItcmemhrniiRr.
It should ALWAYS bo remembered
Only one Chicago railway lino
Oporatos Library Buffet Cars
On ALL limited trains.
ONLY ONE railway lino
Runs a limited day train
From Omaha to 'Chicago, Illinois,
With Drawing Room sleepers, library and
dining cars.
ONLY ONE railway line
RUNS TWO fast night trains
From Omaha to Chicago
With completo dining and library car
service. ,
THE OLDEST railway line In Omaha.
Tho greatest mileage of nny Omaha line.
The most modern and best equipped.
THE NORTHWESTERN LINE.
All palms, bulbs and other choice plants
from Greater America exposition aro for
Bale at Apalry building, Exposition grounds,
nt very low pr'ces. Open Sunday.
Seo C. F. Harrison's real estate bargains.
sizes, fcr Infants, children, misses nnd la
dles. New styles In men's nnd boys' shoes.
Everything that Is absolutely new for this
season.
Our stock of shoes Is the most complete
In Omnha nnd our prices very much lower
than any ono elso for tho mmo quality of
shoes.
BOSTON STORE, OMAHA,
N. W. Cor. 16th nnd Douglas Sts.
Churchgoers who last Sunday morning
pressed' handkerchiefs to their noses nnd
murmured anathemas against tho evil
smell which beset them a few blocks west
of tho city hall will be gratified to know
that tho source of tho stench has been fer
reted out and. Its unhappy author brought
to Justice. It wns caused by an open-nlr
crematory conducted by a negro named J.
C. Boucher. Ho set flro to n pile of rub
bish In nn nlley near Twentieth and Far
nom streets, but, standing penitent beforo
Police Judgo Gordon yesterday morning, he
affirmed Ignoranco of the fact that con
cealed beneath the litter of papers was tho
mortal part of n lato lamented cat.
This afternoon ho will bo given an
opportunity to explain why, In observing
tho rlto of burnt offerings on Palm Sun
day ho used cat, thorsby polluting a cubic
mile of atmosphere. The charge against
hlra, copied from tho ordinances of the
city reads as follows: "That he un
lawfully, bv thn use of hent nml flro HI,'
then nnd there render animal matter and
chango tho form of an animal carcass so as
to taint the nlr and render it unwholesome
and offensive to tho smell."
The city council, In company with the
city engineer, paid a visit yesterday to
Rlvorvlew park, where It la desired by
Councilman Hascall of tho First ward to
oxpend $15,000 in the construction ot a
sewer. It Is proposed to uso the funds left
from tho recent bond Issue for tho com
pletion of tho North Omaha sower.
Councilman Hascall pointed out that the
sowngo from tho vicinity west ot tho park
on both Tenth and Bancroft streets at pres
ent flows Into the park lake. It Is proposed
to extend the drain toward the river a suf
ficient dlstanco so that tho park nnd lake
may be preserved for tho purpose lntendod.
Tho council recognized tho need of tho Im
provement nnd it will probably he author
ized. An ordlnanco has already been Intro
duced to tbnt end.
Aimoiiiior nientn.
Tho Crolghton Orpbeum offers an ex
cellent program for this nftcrnoon'i mat
inee. The sale of seats for amateur night,
which Is Friday evening, Is very large.
Among tho amateurs who will appear on
this occasion are Lulu McDonald, vocalist;
Dan Marctta, wiro performer; Myrtlo Bruce,
songs and dnnces; Inez Palmer, serio-comic;
Harris and Payne, songs und dnnces; Maud
Myer, contortionist; tho threo Grangers,
cako walkers; Billy nnd Buck, comedians;
Golda Smith, and Call and Murphy, como-dlans.
The Attention or the
iraToung pumic is respectfully Invited to
tba cnngnlflccnt tqulpmtnt offered to patron
or tno CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE AND ST.
PAUL RAILWAY between Omaha and Chi
cogo. Bona vestlhuled, steam heated and
electrlo lighted trains. Falac sleepers an
diners, buffet and library cars, free roclln
lng chair cars, fast time and union depots,
City Ticket Office, 1604 Farnnm st.
P. A. NASH General Western Agent,
This afternoon Blancho Walsh and Mel-
boumo MacDowell nnd their company will
bo seen In "Fedorn." Miss Walsh will en
act tho tltlo rolo nnd Mr. MacDowell tho
part of IjouIb. Tonight "La Tosca" will 1
be presented, with Miss Walsh ns La
Twvm nnd iMr. MiicUowcll as Baron
Scnrpla. Both plays are highly dramatic
nnd nro excellent vehicles for the display of
tho talents ot both artists.
Inother Portland Train.
Two
Trains
llailv
EFFECTIVE APRIL 22.
THE UNION PACIFIC
Will placo In service nn additional Port
land train. This train
" THE PACIFIC EXPRESS "
Will loavo Omaha 4; 25 p. m., arrlva Port
land 7:30 a. m.
Only Two Dnya on thn Road.
Omaha Tent and Rubber company are pre
pared to till all orders tents, awnings nnd
canvas goods. New location, corner 11th
nnd Harney. 'Phone 883.
Tho time of the prcsont Portland train,
"THE OVERLAND LIMITED"
Leaving Omaha 8:20 a. in., will be re
duced hours and 45 minutes. No change
will be mads in the leaving time at Omaha,
Between Omaha and Portland.
Only OB Hoar and 40 Minutes
SPLENDID EQUIPMENT.
CITY TICKET OFFICE:
1302 FARM AM ST..
Telrphnue 31.
tie ibwom mm
Stonecypher, printer, aa-wrlter. Up-to-date
cuts for sale. 1201 Howarl. Tel. 1310.
Easter Egg Dye 5c
Look In our window niul you will seo
whnt you need for coloring eggs for Mast
er 12 colois of dyo for ro, or 21 sheets of
dye paper for Gc.
YES; Wo still cut orlccs.
Regular Our Cut
Prlco. Price,
, 25o Mention's Talcum Powder 12c
I ever day in tho -week
25o Pucker's Tar Soaii 15c
50j HorHford's Acid Phosphate lOe
COc .Malted Milk Wc
lc II. & II. Soap, for cleaning !v
50c Stuart's Catarrh Tnblots 4fto
l.o Tetlow'8 Swans Down ISo
M.Oo Yale's llulr Tonic 75c
tV llayo'M llnlr Health -4(e
$1.(0 llulb Syrlngo 80c
$1.00 Fleming's Mult Whiskey 90c
4-plnt cans Shenvln-Wllllums Paint 15e
, riic Syrup of Figs .inc-
ISc Vermont Root Boer He
(Makes 5 gallon.)
2.V Thompson's Cherry Phosphate.... lie
$1.(0 IIurnhnm'H Sarsiiparlllii 40c
Wrlto for catalogue.
Sherman & McConnell Drug Go
Now Location, Cor. 16th and Dodge,
EVEN THE WATER IS SAFE
An analysis of the drinking wntor used
on Burlington Honte dining cars has been
mndu by W. 8 Mnberg, city chemist nC
Chicago
Hero's Ills report; "No disease-producing
bacteria wero present. This is a flno
drinking water, nnd tho examination shows
it to bo frco from sewago contamination."
Dining cars.- to Chicago, Denver and Kan
sas City.
Tloket Olllce,
1 502 Farnatn SI.
Tel. 250.
Burllntjlon Station,
10th and Mason Sis.
Tel. 12B.
Cures Kidney
and Liver Troubles
It Is not recommended to cure all dis
eases that flosli is heir to und we do not
recommend any one to take It who does
not need t. but If you need It and tako It
tho remedy will cure you. Wo have pub
llshed In the dally papers some of the
strongest testimonials ever printed, civon
by prominent residents of Omaha who
highly endorse this wonderful-medicine.
Cramer's
Kidney and Liver Cure
Is an Infallible remedy for dlsenses of the
kidneys, liver, bladder and urinary organs,
and wo have tliounands of tostlmoiiinls to
prove it. If you arc. not feeling right (Und
you can't feel right when your kidneys are
wrong) take CRAMEK'S KIDNEY AND
LlVllH CUIIE atd the effect Will surprise
$1 00 Bottle 75c
ounncrEii druggist
Cor. J6t&tud Chlcnxo Sis.
An Easter
Camera
This Is tho season you thought of
getting a Camera. Wo carry nil tho
latest makes ot
Eastmans
Premos
Pocos
Call and see us before purchasing.
All Instructions free for beginners.
The Robert Dempster Go,,
1215 Farnum St.
Developing and Printing Done.
Wholesale and lletnll.
ABSOLUTE
PROTECTION
We guarantee to all
who b u y Hard man
pianos. Evory piano
is warranted for ten
years. You do not
buy potatoes the way
you buy pianos. When
you buy potatoes the more you get tho hotter of! you
are. With the piano it. is different. Sometimes vrhat
you leave out is just as important as what you put in.
When selecting a piano remember this and call on the
MUELLER PIANO & ORGAN CO.,
214-16-18 So. 18th St.
Pianos tuned and repaired. 'Phone 1098.
I
EASTER GOODS GALORE!
A cornucopia of men's and women's
ready-to-wear clothing.
A mine of Millinery. , :
A furlong of Furnishings.
A hamlet of Hats.
A shower of Shoes,
Unexampled tnstofulncss in tho selection of Eastor
merchandise. The smiling skies of Eastor shines
throughout tho store.
1 he store's supremacy is not questioned
but ambition is rustless and reaches out for a higher
top. Wo have told you tho Greatest Ladies'
Suit and Cloak stock was gathered here. It
was a modest statement. Wo want you to walk tho
whole length of tho cloak room and seo if you over
beforo saw so many wraps so many styles such a
vast range of prices. There has been no hesitation in
getting high novelties. Wo aro not in tho cloak bus
iness with weak notions, and tho cloak interests will
bo centered hero for your interests and for ours.
The Men's Clothing Dept.
Has a roputatton of fifteen years' standing. Wo need
not call your attention to its supremacy. You al
ready know. All tho Eastor styles are hero at your
service.
To the Men
Will the gentlemen take
a peep at the Easter neck-
WW1V? Tim wntnmi rlmi'l I
have all the good things
hot all tho wit of the man
ufacturer's work is apent
for them. Thoro is evidonco
hero that some of tho best
of it is for the male side of
the house.
To the Women
Will tho ladies take a
peep at tho Easter neck
wear? Tho ir.on don't have
all tho good things not
all tho wit of tho manufac
turer's work is spent for
them. Thoro is evidence
horo that some of the best
of it is for the fomalo side
of tho house.
We have a glorious collection of now neckties
such as are commonly found only in tho "swbll"
storeB you don't need to be told of tho difference in
price or how much less they aro here.
Women's Neckwear
Band, bows, strings, em
broidered ends, stocks.cord
ed ties, chiffon, mull, lib
erty silks, imperials, wide
ends, fronts, etc., and all
tho wanted things for
Easter.
Men's Neckwear
Band, bows, strings,
four-in-hands, bat wings,
imperials, wide ends, wash
silks, and all the wanted
styles in Easter neckwear.
"A willing helper does not wait until he is
asked.'
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So come and help yourself with our assistance
'twill be mutual.
mvncu! GRAND
MM I SPECIAL
Easter Offerings.
Four Days to Sell
' I'll IH IKI .H
Keasons why we will sell 75 per cent
of all the clothing to be sold in Omaha.
1st We can show more variety in up-to-date
styles, than all the other stores
combined.
2d We save you from $2 to $7.50 on ev
ery man s suit you buy.
Men's all wool suits at $2.75
Men's new stripe suits at $3.75
Men's fine check cassimoro and pure
worsted Buits at $6.75 and $7.50
Our linos of men's suits at 10.00 and $12. 50 are the
equals of suits sold elsewhere at $15 to $18.
Our Suits at $15, $18 and $19.50 can bo compared with
$35 and $40 made-to-order suits.
Boys' and Youths' Department
The Largest West of New York.
Beautifully tailored long pants suits to fit young men from
8 to 19 years, in tho now fashionable stripes and checks,
ngle or doublo breasted vests, at all $75 -f. $150
rices from .
On our lino of children's vestee, sailor and double breasted
suits wo will save you from 25 to 40 per cent on any suit you
may ouy. Uome early tins week and avoid Saturday's rush.
HAYDEN BROS.
NOW
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IIAXinCU' Cloaks -a
IIAIULRS Millinery.
The Fastest Growing Cloak and Suit Department in America,
Unlimited spot cash to buy up enormouo stock at a fraction of their
real value, coupled with our clean reputation, makes our concern a safo
place for you and your families to trade. Our cloak department was
crowded to the doors last week taking advaiitago ot this great ealo.
OlIT Slllt haV C5tcol,once' tono nn1 IrRt claiis skill In evory ono of them. Note
UUI OUI13 tno fit the set, the sweep, and tho stylo. Always reliability no mat
ter how low the prices.
4.95
.9.98
15.00
6.98
3.75
Ladlen' all wool Homespun Suits silk lined Jackets skirts with now box
pleat back grays and brown mixtures they aro worth $10 Wednesday for
Ladles' all wool man-tailored Suits In overy shado lmaglnablo, black
Included In tlRht-flttlng, Eton ami Jacket effects worth $18 to $20 for ...
Ladles' man-tallorel Suits nearly all Hllk lined throughout silk appll(jtio
front and skirt worth $25 and $35 Wcdnrnday at
Ladles' Homespun Suits, man-tailored, silk llnel Jacket, now
box pleat back skirt at
One Lot of Skirts,
In plaids, mixtures, chocks and strlpea
bought to sell for $8 on salo Wednesday at
Ladles' Golf Skirts worth $7.00 for y.
Ladles' fine high c!ns Skirts at $10.00. $1G.00, $20.00, $25.00, $30.00 and $.T
Ladles' Eton Jnckctw In all colore at $:
I ariiOC I InnaPCIIPtc ladles' Underskirts, with ono and two
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.00
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rullles worth $7 aud $5 nt
-well corded nnd pleated llounco regular
Ladies' Silk Waists
2.79
.1.48
2.98
Ladles' Mercerized Undersklrts
prlca $2.9S on salu at
Ladlro' Mercerized Foulard Skirts with ruffles pleatod flounce made up
In tho very highest and beat raannor worth up to $7.00 your cholcs
Our Silk Waist Department Is tho talk of tho town
and surrounding country.
LadU' Silk Taffota Waists, corded and tucked, worth $0.00
on bargain squaro at ,
500 Silk Walts in flno silk taffotas In nil colors and black -w
worth $7.00 for ...09o
25 dozen Wroppers, -with 15 and 18-lnch flounce, worth $2.00, nt 98c.
20 dozen Wrappers with rufllo over shouldor hoavy porcalo body
lined extra waist trimming for 09C
50 dozen Wrappers In dark and light percalew A
body lined
Children's Jackets nt, each $1.00. $1.50, $2.00 and 13 00
2.98
Easter Millinery Special for Wednesday
3.98 and 4.98
400 trimmed Hats Including all tho latest,
styles trimmed In tho (Incut matorlal nnd.
the lato popular patel shades at..
A cholco lino of handbomcly Trlmmod Hats at jjg an(j jo gj
Everything In Flowers and Trimmings.
HAYDEN BROS
8ELLINO "THE PEOPLE'S STORE" $300,000 STOCKS.
That's My Tale What's Yours? '
SHERIDAN COAL is the best coal mined
iti Wyoming. Lump $5.50; Egg $5.00,
Nut $4.50.
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Usht as day,
City Office, IfOi Farnata it.
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VICTOR WHITE 1605
Farnnm
Tel. 127.
Street.