THE O:rATIA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, APTUTj 18, 1000.
WANT MR, BELDEN TO SERVE
Commercial Olub Oommittet Djcidea to
Urge Him to Accept the Honor.
DISCUSSES PLANS FOR NEW HIGH SCHOOL
AVI 1 1 rplKlon ('oiiki-i-kh for Hrpriil of
the XIiiiiiii Tux mid I'iixniikc of
the Hill fur ll.tK-rnuut of
I'oatul Sen Ice.
Mr. C. C. Ilelden, who was elected by tbo
Hoard of Education Monday evening to suc
ceed A. M. Cowlc, will not accept the. posi
tion thus tendcrod him. When asked about
It, Mr. Ilelden said:
"Thl appointment wan ontlrely without
my consent or expectation on my part, anil
whlto I fully nppreclato tho compliment paid
mo by the members of the board, I pojltlvely .
cannot accept tho honor proffered for rea-1
sons which I am not at liberty to explain."
At lln regular weekly meeting tho execu- I
tlvo committee of tho Commercial club
adopted a resolution expressing Its apprecla- 1
tlon of tho appointment of Mr. C. C. Ilolden
as a member of tho Board of Education, to. i
nut her vlth the hopo that ho would accept. .
The members of tho commlttco expressed n
determination to call upon .Mr. Ilelden and
endeavor to Indiico him to servo,
A commltteo recently appointed to urge
tho Missouri Pacific to nfford trackago fa
cllltioH for the now mill being built by Clark
Ilros. at Thirtieth and Iloyd streets reported
having secured tho dcslrod concessions.
Secretary Utt reported upon tho Improved
train service to be Inaugurated by tho
Omaha road In response to roprcncntntlon.3
of tho Commercial club.
Tho socrotary was directed to nrrango to
socuro a speaker to address nn approaching
meeting of tho Woruan'B club on what the
club can do along commercial lines, tho
women having requested tho appointment of
nuch n speaker.
It -was roportcd that Senator Allen had
exprevwed his readiness to do whatever ho
can to securo tho proposed enlargement of
tho tttaff of tho department of subsistence
of tho .quartermaster's department.
A. II. nurnctt, attorney, was elected to
membership In tho club.
John Steel directed uttontlon to tho ef
forts being mado by City Troastirer Hen
jilngs to collect delinquent personal taxes,
and tho commlttco by formal vote endorsed
tho efforts.
On motion of Victor Caldwoll a commlttco
was appointed comprising Messrs. Caldwell,
W. M. Ilurgess and W. S. Wright to draft
n resolution favoring the repeal of tho
r.tamp taxes and forward tho same to Ne
braska's representatives In congress.
K. R. Androws reported upon tho visit of
a commltteo of tho club to tho rooms of
Iho Hoard of Education to inspect tho High
school plans, and moved It to bo tho sense
of tho club favoring tho plan for placing
tho 250 front to tho cast. Thero -was somo
objection, however, to endorsing any spe
cific plan for any certain character of build
ing, and It was decided to express by voto
tho thanks of tho club to tho school board
for its courtosy and to suggest that If there
Is anything further which tho club can do
It will 'bo glad to do It.
A resolution was adopted endorsing the
Ixmd bill restricting the sending of books
through tho malls as second-class mattor
nt 1 cent a pound, when tho law provides
that such matter shall pay 8 cents a pound,
and also to prevent tho return by news
papers of unsold copies at tho 1-ccnt rate.
ASKS LOWER APPRAISEMENT
Omnlin. Wntrr Work Cnnipnny Wniitu
It AHrnieiit for 1S1KS Very
SlatrrluIIj- lteiluccil.
iiosto.v HToitn iiinnox sai.k.
Anil ffrrmtil liny of fJrniul fnr of I5m-liroldcr)-
nt I .run Tlimi llnlf I'rlt'r,
7140 iimnoN at ic vaiid.
All tho fancy and plain taffeta ribbon
that generally sells up to "He yard, In this
salo nt lc yard.
ioc silk mnnoN, shc yard.
All tho all silk very heavy plain and fancy
ribbon, with draw strings. In taffeta,
satin and moire, that generally sells up to
10c yard, go at 34c yard.
15Q PLAIN AND FANCY RIMIONS. EC.
All thq strictly all sIIk plain and fancy
taffeta molro And satin tfbbons In long
lencths that gcnernlly sell nt lGc, go at Cc
rnrd.
25C ALL SILK RIBBONS. IOC YARD.
All tho finest grado of oil silk taffeta
molro ribbon In all tho now spring colors,
plain nnd fancy plaid effects, would bo fl
real bargain nt 25c, go nt 10c yard.
75C PLAIN AND FANCY RIBBONS, 15C
YARD.
All the wider widths of all silk plain and
fancy taffeta, satin and double-faced satin;
also brilliant crystallno ribbons, up to 8
Inches wide, that gonerolfy sell at 50c and
75c yard, go In one lot at 15c yard.
GRAND SALE OF EMBROIDERY.
Moro embroidery nnd Insertion than were
ever displayed In ono house In Omaha be
fore. Every lady should visit this grand
sale, and nil these fine embroideries and In
sertions will be sold at about Si tbo Im
port r's cost.
30C EM IIROIDERY, 3.4C 5C, 7VSc. IOC.
Bargain square after bargain square with
thousands of pieces, almost every stylo of
embroidery and insertion made, In nil
widths, worth up to 30c yard, divided into
lots at 3V4c, 6c, "Ac nnd 10c yard.
Largo bargain counter with many styloi
of all-overs, embroidery nil-overs, laco all-
overs, tucking all-overs, combination of
tucking, laco nnd cmS-oldery nil-overs, go
nt 10c, 30c, 4De, COc and 98o yard.
lying rows of bargain tables all the wny
down tho nlslo, plied high with nlmost every
stylo of laco that you can wjh for, includ
ing French Valenciennes, Normandy Valen
ciennes, English and Gorman torchons, net
top oriental, fine cluny laco and Insertion,
point d'csprlt, black and cream silk laco.
Evory yard of laco in this grand lot worth
doublo our prices; go In lots at 2c, 3c, Cc
and 8Vc yard.
BOSTON STORE, OMAHA,
N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas Sts.
iiayii:v.h wi: riinit-iutooi- mai.ii.
IS n tiro "I'roiilc'n Mlorr" I'lirrhiinr on
.ali- Thin Week.
LETTINO DOWN THE PEOPLE'S PRICKS.
Wedneedny tho marvelous bargains nl-
rnmlw Minniih..1 mill I. a .....in,! n.wl It 1 1 n -
ci. iitiiiifuui.. ,, uj 1 Cl'c, .nil ami nut.- J
ureas 01 Digger Bargains nuueti. i rowus
come, crowds buy, but tho bargains In
creaso instead of diminish. Choicest new
goods nt bankrupt prices.
12 YARDS LACE FOR 1BC.
Wednesday wo sell Tho People's stock of
fino Valenciennes laces nt 15c per dor. yds.
25c fine embroideries, 10c yd.
10O HEMSTITCH HANDKERCHIEFS 214C.
Ijc lace-trlmmed handkerchiefs, 7-4c
$1.00 pure linen hdkfs,, embroidered, 19c.
UNDERWEAR SALE AT 1-5 ITS VALUE.
1,000 pieces soiled underwear from the
Pcoplo'fl stock In ladles', men's and chil
dren' that eold for 50c, 75c and $1.00. Every
garment to be closed out regardlcrs of cost,
nil to go at 15c each.
15C HOSE FOR 6C.
All tho hoso from tho People's stock that
sold for 15c go on salo at 5c; 15c in on 'it nnd
boys' collnrs at 6c; men's $1.60 'colored laun
dered shirts, In all tho latest styles, nt 75c;
all tho neckwear from tho People's stock
that they sold for 25c, on salo hero nt 10c;
100 tloz. corsets fiom tho Peoplo's stock that
they sold for $1.00 and $1.25, on sale nt 49c.
HAYDEN BROS.
!tlJ&I UEJIS
Extraordinary Shoe
Sale Wednesday.
Thousands of pairs of fine new shoes from the
"Peoples' Stock" added to tho big bargain tables full of
Hlioes at less than the cost of making. Tho wonderful shoo
bargains we give the people keeps our two big shoe depart
ments crowded with customers and is positive proof that wo
are giving tho greatest shoo values in America.
The Attention of the
Traveling public Is respectfully invited to
tho magnificent equipment offered to patrons
of tho CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE AND ST.
PAUL RAILWAY between Omaha and Chi
cago. Solid vtstlbulcd, steam heated and
electric lighted trains. Pnlaco sleepers and
diners, buffet and library cars, frco reclin
ing chair cars, fast time and union depots.
City Ticket Offlce, 1501 Farnnm st.
F. A. NASH, General Western Agent
Omaha Tent and Rubber company aro pro-
pared to fill all orders tents, awnings and
canvas goods. Now location, corner 11th
nnd Harney. 'Phono 883.
Stonccyphcr, printer, nd-wrltcr. Up-to-dato
cuts for sale. 1201 Howard. Tel, 1310.
Irving scats, F. 10-11, O. 4-5. Tel. 1230.
CONGRESSMAN BURKET HERE
Klrat DlNtrlct ItrnrPMOntntlve on III
AVnjr Hnek to HI I'lncc In the
Copilot nt WnnltliiKtoii.
Congrcrsman E. J. Burkct of Lincoln
passed through Omaha yesterday on his re
turn to Washington, having como back to
Nebraska last week to attend tho republican
congressional convention of tbo First dis
trict, which endorsed him with a renomlna
tlon. Mr. Burkct will remain In Washington
until congrcfs adjourns, after which ho will
como back to tako up tho campaign with hlsj
well known activity In bohalf of himself and
tho entlro republican ticket. While In
Omnha ho called on a number of prominent
republicans and canvassed tho political sit
uation with them.
Announcement.
"Cinderella," tho fairy story so dear to
tho hearts of tho Juveniles, will bo one of
tho chief attractions at tho Crclghton
Orphoum mntlneo todny. It will bo given
in twenty scenes nnd In colors by the kino
drome, which Is conceded to bo tho perfec
tion of moving pictures. Mr. and Mrs.
Sydney Drew appear In "Lovo Will Find a
Way." Anna Brinn, tho talented Omaha
girl, will sing her coon melodies. All the
other features aro of an attractive character.
Tho Omnha wnter company has, asked the
county commissioners to reduce Its assess
ment for 1898 from $193,000 to $95,000 and
tho commissioners havo consented to In
vestigate! tho mattor. The valuation ot
$195,000 was placed upon tho plant In 1S9S
by Assessor Carpenter of tho Fourth ward,
but subsequently ho filed nn affidavit to tho
effect thnt by an error In his figures ho had
mado tho amount too great by $100,000.
However, tho original appraisement $193,
DOO has been carried on tho books until tho
preBont time, though under tho protest of
the officers of tho company.
An Omaha Yoiiiik Miiii'n Siieeesn.
Less than two year's ago Mr. C. L. Hedges
camo to Omaha to go Into tho flro Insurance
business. Being a stranger nnd having only
ono company to start with, ho found it
hard work to competo against tho old estab
lished agencies. But pluck and hustle al
ways win In Omaha. Our peoplo llko that
sort of thing. They want to encourage
cnorgy nnd hard work; so, many houses
gavo Mr, Hodges a portion of their Insur
ance Thus encouraged, ho got additional
companies nnd built up his business, until
now ho has tho largest list of strong com
panies In tho city, and stands In tho front
rank in volumo of business.
Tho work having out-grown the capacity
ot ono manager, Mr. Hodges has now as
soolated with him Mr. George B. Morton
of St. I3Uls, who comes to cast his lot
nmong us, nnd tho business Is Incorporated
ns tho Hedges-Morton Co. As Mr. Morton
is a gentleman of means and wtdo experi
ence, there is no doubt thnt tho Hedges
Morton Co. will continue to handle large
lines of Insurance In tho city and Increnso
still moro In volume of business. Tho com
pany has Its omco8 In the Paxton block.
Why llmlreNH In the Ilnrk
When by traveling In tho luxurious slesp
Ing cars of tho CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE
AND ST. PAUL RAILWAY you may turn
on the electric lamp and mako tho berth as
light ns day.
City Ofllco, 1604 Farnora st.
This afternoon Yale's "Evil Eye" com
pany will glvo a matlneo performance. To
night concludes tho company's engagement.
This attraction Ib a particularly pleasing
one to children who are not nt liberty to
nttnnri nnv hut afternoon performances, u
Is a play that Is Just llko their story books
of "Little Goody Two Shoes," "Jack tho
Olant Killer," nnd the like.
Ciitnliiu Fence l'ontn.
10,000 fenco posts, hardy, durable, cheap
Thomas O. Daniels, Deerfleld (Seymour
park).
See C. F. Harrison's real estate bargains.
imn.
Avni?S fienreo M.. father of Dr. Geortro
Byron Ayres, deceased, April 15, 1900, aged
3314 years.
l-'unenil Thursday at 2 p. m. from resi
dence 6022 N. 36th. Interment Forest Lawn
cemetery. Friends Invited, especially all old
soldiers.
LILLIE, .Tcromo A., aged CS years, nt his
lnte residence, 1S03 Webster street.
.Funeral Thursday. Anrll 19th. at 2 n. m
from residence. Interment 'Prospect Hill
cemetery. Friends invited,
Beiterman on Paint
"THE T1KST PAINT ON EARTH
Is tho BIIEIIWIX-WILLIAMS PAINT."
wild Mil. 11. C. B1STTERMAN of this city
(himself nn old druggist.) "I sold it for
muny years before coming to Omnhn, nnd
I know It's good-yes, BUTTER THAN
'NIK I1RST WHITE I.KAD AND OIL.
It wears longer nnd looks better and then
H'm nn mhv to flnreml that anyone who
uses it onco won't bo talked Into trvlnc
anything else."
Mr. Bettermnn's opinion of this paint Is
exactly thnt of everyone who has over used
mo
SIicrwIii-WllllnniN I'nlnt.
It 1st rertnlnlv tho best "on earth" nnd
wo refer you to those who havo used It for
evidence or Ills siniemenx. oohi in email
cans and largo enns from 15 cents up.
Paints for every purposo from n baby car
rlnirn to a burn.
Cull for color card. Wo nro the agents
In Omaha.
Sherman & McConnell Drug Go
Cor. 16th and Dodge.
jjiaorJsjtoKj
Mr. W. R. Scott,
MER'S K1DNFA' CURE nnd says that It
has dono him so much eood thnt ho cheer
fully recommends It to nil persons troubled
with kidney dlsoawe. Ho was told by a
neighbor what It had dono for him, und,
purehuslng a bottle, tells us to publish his
namo as being ono or mo loriunaio ones
who cot relief.
Cramer's Kidney Curo 7Te
wino or Cnmui Toe
Carter's Liver Pill 15c
Fyrnmld Pllo Cure 0c
Duffy's Malt Wnlskey S3c
i-aino i.-eiery (.'ompouna two
I food's HarHnuarllla f.Oc
Svrun of Fics 29c
Illrney'K Caturrli Cure I'-'o
Celery Ncrvlno B3o
Suro Death, for bugs 20c
Bchaefer n Snrsapnrllla aic
Plorco's Prescription 75c
Kilmer's Swumn-Root 75c
Perunn 7tc
Bromo-Qulnlno 15c
CUT l'RTCE
DRUGGIST.
SGHAEFER
.Cor. lflih nnd CIiIcmiko St.
Such
Wonderful
Shoe
Bargains
as these
today.
Over 800 pairs of children's fino kid .and box c.ilf ECQ
$1 and $1.25 shoos, in all sizes, at ZJz
Over 1200 pairs of Misses' and Boys' fino vici kid 1 1-1
and calf 1.50, $2 and 2.25 shoos, on salo at l.AO
Over 3800 pairs of Ladies' fine vici and chrome kid 1 Q
2.50 and 3 shoes, in all sizes, and newest stylo.. -0
Over 3200 pairs, of Men's fino box calf and vici kid
ou ana snoes, in mo latesi styles l A
and in all sizes, at L.ryj
Over 4300 pairs of Men's fino vici kid patent leather and
box calf 3.50 and 4.00 Bhoes, in the latest i Q7
styles, all sizes, at
Over 5000 pairs of Ladies' finest vici kid, welt and 1 OQ
turn solo 3.50 and 4 shoes, all sizes and widths AtOV
HAYDEN BROS.
The Greatest Shoe Sellers in Omaha.
"Time tries all things
Sheridan Coal
59
has stood the
trial. Best coal
mined in Wyoming. Lump $5.50 Egg $5
Nut $4.50.
VICTOR WHITE ffiS
THIS SHOE SALE BEGINS
TODAY
25,000
pairs of
Japanese
Bath Room
Slippers
at 5c pair,
ThiB sale embraces one entire Omaha shoo stock well known to
llamscorn Park residenta an immense purchase from the Wallace Elliott
estate and a 2500 pair deal from a New York importer.
On sale beginning today
Half price, nearly half or less than half.
17
This is the sign Fisher had in his window.
This is wbat Fisher signed.
1,1 i I 1 l,l.l,IJXLLUXUXUJJJJJLU.I H I 1 I II II I I I M II
1 TOE BB1LEMCTW TH
'
WHY DON'T YOU
tako tho smooth read to St. Louis?
Lenvo tho Ilurllngton Station, Omaba, at
4:55 n'ny afternoon. Arrive In Union Station,
St. I.oulo. nt 7:19 tho next morning. Ocod
train, good track, all the vtaj.
X
Ticket Office,
1 502 Farnam St.
Tel. 260.
Burlington Station,
1 0th and Mason Sts.
Tsl. 128.
u
AND Mil. Close Ou
to Socisu so 7x
TODAY BOSTON STORE WILL SELL ALL THE
W. L Douglas S3 Men's Shoes for $1.69.
W. L. DOUGLAS $3.50 Men's Shoes for $1.75.
W. L. Douglas $4 00 Shoes for $2.00.
W. L Douglas Men's $4.50 Shoes for $2.25.
All $5 and $6 Men's Shoes of other makes go a $3 and $3.50.
1200 Ladies' $2 50 fan high cut Bicycle Boofs, go at 98c pair.
1500 pairs Ladies' Shoes, Slippers and Oxfords at 59c, 69c, 75c, 98c
2,000 pairs Infant's, Ghild's Misses', Youth's and Boys' Shoes
at 15c, 25c, 39c, 49, 59c, 69c, 75c, 89c, 98c, $1.25
pairs Ladies' $2.50 black vici kid shoes go at SI 39.
900 pairs Ladies' $3.50 and 4 black and tan shoes at M.Utf
and other shoe bargains equally as good or better.
THIS SALE BEGINS TODAY AT 8 O'CLOCK SHARP
None sold to dealers.
BOSTON STORE, OMAHA
N. W. Cor. 16th and Doufflas Sts.
Ladie
Suits,
Ladies' Waists,
Ladies' Skirts
Wc make the most of your
money without a fuss about
it. Here ready for you a
gathering of ladies ready"
to-wear clothing that right buying has brought
forth that we arc glad to speak well of.
Ladies' Slllfs Vo'il'osnowniS & pretty linoofladios1
man-tailored riuits, stylish and per
feet lilting, ily front or oton, box back $A fafl
skirt, satin faced rovers, worth $7.50, for.... iU
Ladies' Suits ad of an W00l cheviot, made in
T . tho latest style, mado by experienced
suit makers, lly front or box, box pleated $7
skirt, this suit as a rule brings 10, our prico J"
Ladies' WaistS Jiu08' s'c taffeta waists, in black,
, tucked, now corded back, Qfi
detachable collar, fitted lining, worth $4, for jU
Ladies' Skirts Wparo showing one of the best
values in ladies cray homespun
dress skirts you can find in any Omaha store CA
for the money, nicely mado, worth $7, for. . ..
Ladies' Silk Skirts tarreia un-
derskirt, nicely made, with
deep lined, umbrella ruflle, thoy como in $J
all colors, real value 4.00, for '. . . u Jli
In no branch of our business are details' more
carefully guarded than in the production of ready-to-wear
garmonts for outerwear.
AL
HAYDENs SPECI
CLOTHING SALE
Tho superior quality of our goods, tho unusually low- price nt which they nro Bold
permit us to challenco comparison. Wo glvo you over .100 of thin season's nowest styles
to select from. Tho workmanship In our clothing In tho very best.
At $2.75
At $3.75
At $5.00
MEN'S ALI-WOOL. CHBVIOT
SUITS.
At $7-50
WK AhK SHOWINO MEN'S SUITS IN STIUPES AI'D PLAIN
pattornM, worth fo.OO. " .
WB Altn SHOWING MEN'S SUITS IN ALIj Wo6l, WOItSTB!)
nnd catilmerc, satin piping, etc., neatly tailored; every suit
a rcnl $7.G0 to tO.OO-value.
WE AltE SHOWINO TIII3 LAROEST AND MOST EXCLUSIVE
rangn of bright, nobby, absolutely nil wool cnsslmcrt'R In cvory
conceivable pnttern. Tho excellent tailoring, fit nnd finish of theso nuttings at tbo prlco
make thorn positively tho best values we havo over offered.
i (jlf CC WE ARB SHOWINO THE NEWEST AND MOST DESIRA
VX IJ) I. vJ Vf vf bio styles that will bo eecn this season. Theso garments
contain all tho llttlo "kinks" and now Idoita thnt can bo found only In high grado
tailoring. Wo glvo you choice of either ulnglo or doublo breasted vcMts. Tho tailoring
ot every detail In thecto garment Is superb. Tho fabrics nro of high grade solid cas
elmero effects. Also many lino fancy worsteds, Venetian sultlngn and club checks.
A A. Oj-4 r (( WE ARE SHOWINO THE VERY LATEST AND MOST
I . i5 1 Jm 3J htrlklng Htyles In hcrrlngbono cnslmorcH; hard twisted,
closoly woven cheviots, .and fancy worsteds. Th!s lino glvca you a wide scopo In nt
tractlvonens and stylo. Theso garments, like all our nulU?, aro tailored by tho best
known manufacturers, representing tho highest standard of ready to wear clothing
In Amorlcu.
f. Cj AA WB PARTICULARLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF OEN-
ij? lO U" tlemcn who havo tholr clothes mado to ordor to the extra
ordinary offerings nt thin prlco. This lino contains nil tho nowest nnd moat foshlon
nblo fabrics that are shown by tho dwell merchant tailors. Tho cxqulsltn tailoring of
t'Very detail has been dono with caro nnd thought nnd equals high clatu merchant
tailoring In every particular. Wo will lit you perfectly ond with lesn trouble than It
you bad your Bult mado to order. Your saving will bo from $10.00 to $15.00.
Our Mail Order Department
Is the best In tho country. Wo undersell them all and glvo tho bent service
HAYDEN BROS.
Selling $300,000 stock from "The People's Store"
Kodaks
and
Cameras
AMATEUR PHOTO SUPPLIES.
free Instructions for Beginners
Call and See Us
Before Purchasing
The Robert Dempster Go,,
1215 I'arnuin St.
8I&D Developing and Printing
Wliolenulu nnil llctull.
nl writ, for Hat of prf mluoit we offer
freo fur tbtiu.
HIRES
Rootbeer
The favorite
summer
drink
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CONSTITUTIONAL WIJAKNUSS
SCROI'ULA, UtC.
NonegtiiiliicuulcuiKnrd"llLANCAxn''
ai.i. i)Kur,(;isTS.
B. POUORKA&CO.N.V.Agtii. for U. S.
WANTED-Cbbo ot oa nealth thai
n-y-A-.N.H will not benefit. Plid t oentl
to ninin Cbcmlrnl Co.. Nk Yorit, for li
s&mplcv and 1.000 lutlmunlai.
