THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY. AF"R1"L 21, 1000.
Special Bargains in
Ladies' - Children's Hosiery
All the hosiery from the People's stock that sold up 1 f
to 20c, on sale at 1 1 iUC
All the fancy hosiery that sold up to i0c! on r c
sale at jkJZ
Chlldrena 25a Fast Mack Hosn nt "........'.!."..." ! 13c
Special Corset Sale
All tho corsets from tho I'cople'n stock that sold for
1 00 and $1.2o go on salo at
I-adlcs' GOc Vests nt
49c
2r.o rSJ . &,w
TTII 31.
All tho Corsets that sold for $1.E0 and $2.00, on salo at....
ni'im i.vi. nam: ox am. jii sm.v i;nii:iivi:ah-
Ijitllcs' $1.00 Oowns on nalo nt .,,
Radios' COo Drawers on salo nt ..k
. vuiBci covers nt oc
$1.00 Shirts at 35c
SITS mor,nlns,..vo wm piaco on 8ai co ,iozcn mcn, .
boy shlrts-ln whlto and colored-all styles and sizes from
lilM to 1 1 vrv al.lff . .
Men's $1.00 Ilalbrlggan Under- A j V,'nV' onl'ii','," ','t
wear-on salo nt 40C at 1 Or
Men'B ICc Suspenders " fpn''i'ni! IvC
at . 0 Collurs m
, CV on sale at 5C
r- 25o ss.arr-"25c
Men's 11.60 Colorel Plundered Shirts on salo at T
75c
Big "People's" Towel Sale at the Big Store
All Day Saturday.
Mammoth Shoe Sale Saturday
The
Ultra Shoe
for
Women.
Closing out all the fine new
Shoes from the
People's Store Shoe Stock.
The
Stetson Shoe
for
Men.
Tho Fronch-Shrlnor and Urner Shoo Stock
tho Naylor-Crookor nnd Young Shoo Stock
and forty cased of flno now shoeH nnd ox
forda from tho llocheotor Shoo Co. all on
tho big bargain tables In, our two shoo do
partmcnts Saturday nt less than tho cost of
making. Extra clerks omployod and every
pair will bo carefully fitted.
All On Sale Saturday at
For Infants' flno 60c patent
leather turned salo shoes,
sizes 2 to G.
28c
59c
$1.29
U to 2.
$1.38
For children's flno kid $1.00
button and laco shoes, sires
S to 8.
For misses flno $2.00
vlcl kid lace shoes In
black and tans. slzeB
For ladles' flno $2.50 and
$3.00 vlcl kid turned
nnd welt solo laco shoes
$1
4 For boys' flno $1.50 to
It) $1.7" enscoo calf laco
shoes, sizes 11 to 5.
d"fl s f For boys' fine box calf
njl.tJjVy 2-00 ,ltCp "hoes, uith
double fair stitched
Holes, sizes 13 to G',.
HAYDEH
s
I IIIIIIM I SS BARGAINS
From "The People's Store."
This entire 300,000 purchase on sale Saturday. Nothing reserved. Buy while these
splendid now stocks are unbroken and while yyi can obtain
Such Sensational Values
as the sale of the People's Store slocks affords. Be early Saturday and avoid tho great
crowds. Extra clerks in every department.
Big Towel sale all day Saturday.
Big Silk sale all day Saturday.
Big Wash Goods sale all day Saturday.
The New Book
"To liave and to Hold,"
By Mary Johnson.
On Sale Saturday Only
89c
ThU Is the most entertaining book of
tho age, full of historical farts; a
mnsrorpleco In plot and composition.
Publitthcr'u price. $1 50, special Sat
day S9o
Clearing Up Books from
the People's Stock
Elegant 12 mo. nooks 12V4&
Klegant 12 mo Ollt Tops 19e
New 10c Novels 5o
25 sets Encyclopedias cheap.
Visit Our Optical uept.
Why suffer from defective vision? when
you can havo your KYE3 TESTED FH12K
and a good pair of glasses fitted for a nom
inal sum by our optician. Krnmeless eyo
glasses, usual prlco $2.50, nt 88c, good gold
plated spectacles, usual prlco $3, at $1.25;
lensco fitted to jour framed from 75u up.
Big
People's Silk Sale
in the
Big Silk Dept.
Saturday
Machine Thread Ic Spool
All tho 200-yard machlno threads from the
Peoplo's stock, lc spool.
;ioc flno embroideries, lOo yard.
35c Valenciennes laces, 15c doien yards.
25o tack pullers, Gc each.
23c ladles, leather belts, 10c each.
SOc ribbons, 12VjC.
25c ribbons, Cc.
Iff JC "lVopIc'" 'I'lmi-I Snti ill Till' 111k
Store All liny Nil I Urdu .
"People's"
Dress Goods Sale
10c
the new pas-
15c
iol plaids, In
25c
In all sizes.
Ql'i Oft VoT ladles' nno rlcl kid
ZolO :7 t3M nml ''00 shoes,
with turn and welt
soles nnd newest stylo of toes, sizes 214 to
7, and A to E widths.
$1.46
calf, sizes 6 to 11.
97
For men's fine $2.50
and $3.00 shoes In vlcl
kid, box calf and wax
01 Cfm7 For mon'8 "no $3.50 and
rn I . V 4-00 vlcl kid and box
calf shoes, with genu
Ine Goodyear welt soles, all sizes.
Sheet Music Ic
Selling nut the Peoplo's stock of music.
All of their 25c sheet music at lOe; all their
10c music at lc. Lots of different arrange
ments to select from, such as vocal and In
strumental, mandolin and guitar, geeltar
solos, violin and piano, cornet and piano,
four hands and lots of others; Saturday
only lc per copy. This music Is not cata
logued, It being an odd lot. When sending
for mull orders Include lc per copy extra
for postage.
"People's" Half Wool Cash
meres, Half Wool Sorgcs,
Worsted Plaids and other
goods
"People's" Xlbcllne Plaids, all the now pas
tel colors for spring, French
Plaids and goods, worth
29c yard, on sale
at
"People's" Fancies, In all wool plaids, In
ellk and wool, covcrte,
etc., goods that sold at
Vic, will go
at
Special Sale on Golf Suiting
Our 9Sc Golf 50C
Our $1.25 Golf
at
Our $1.98 Golf
at
Our $2.50 Golf
at
Our $3.00 Golf
at
Our $3.50 and $4,50 Golf
at
Challls, all wool
jard
Stylish New Millinery
If you want a stylUh hat, toll us what
you wnnt and we will r.stonljh you In prlco
and prettlness. Our millinery has made sn
Immense hit this waion. It shows origin
ality and tasto which appeal to tvery stylish
woman, if you want nn elegant hat with
out paying nn extravagant price for It you
can please yourself by making your selec
tion from tho beautiful lines we hnvr
marked at $3.98, $1.98, $5.9S, $6.4S, $7.48 and
$10.00.
Over 300 very handsomely trimmed hats
In tho new styles on alio Saturliy at $1.05
nnd $2.50.
Vp call special attention to our great
Knowing of cxqulslto pattern hats nt $5.93
to $.t3.0. They represent the Very swellcst
Parisian creations and we ure oelllng them
at much below the Import cost.
.98c
.1.25
.1.75
1.98
2.75
49c
"People's Jewelry" Sale
Something new In tolld gold nbdl rings
In plain and sets from 2ir to $1.00.
Pee our lino of ladUw' laro pins. Special
for Saturday, SViiC.
Have you purchased any of thos'j collar
buttons at lc each.
Elegant lino of fancy girdles only SOc.
Friendship hearts, 13",
Tho finest lino of hat piiiB In tho city.
Como and eeo for yourself 3('c In 2"'C.
A few pairs Poople's r.toro cuff buttons :.t
15c.
People's stock of silver nt k'sa than cost.
Special Drug Prices
I'lorhlll 'Wilt or, 1iii-k liottlm .... :tOe
Sniiforil'ii "l.iiNt Mm!" for rom-licn i!Oo
, Si-a Hull for tilt- lnllli, box 10c
j Dr. AVooilliury'H l.'ronni 18c
I Ir. tVniMlliury'M Soap 18c
SmellliiK Hultn, per liolllc 10c.
llukliniii'n In in in unit ll)c
HoikI'm SiiiNUinrlllii (10c
' 1'iiIiip'n Celery Compel mill (IDc
HAYDEN BROS.
s "People's" Groceries
All Our Stock of Fancy Groceries from the People's Store
.uusi no ijiuscu wilt.
Whlto Onions, In bottles", the People's prlco
20c, our price, threo bottles
for
Mixed Pickle, In bottles, their price 20c,
our price thrco
for
25c
price 20c,
.25c
Chow Chow. Mixed PUklcs. plain Pleklcs,
Sweet Plckti. ctc . etc., their price SOc,
our price now three bottles
for
Worcestershire Sauce, 23c
bottles, now
25c
...8ic
25 Pounds Sugar for $1.00
2-pound cans Sliced Pcachca
their price 25c, ours
Horseradish Mustard, People's
price 20c, ouru
12Jc
...8ic
25c
...7ic
Magnolia Condensed Milk, 16c
cans, threo for
OS per cent Pure Lye, People's
prlco 15c, now
Cudahy's Diamond C Mlnco Meat, qp
10c packages O-1
73c bottles Extracts, Lemon, Vanilla, Straw
berry, etc., our prlco 25C
Ilurnham's Clam Doulllon, $123
bottlep, our price
.33ic
10c
2-pound cans Little Neck Clams,
their prlco 20c, our price Jl
People's Imported Olive Oil nd Ollvo
Vlerge, their prlco 75c, ours ECOp
thrco for UVV
Anderson', Curtis Uros.', Kagle, etc., Pre
serves, In ono pound cans, Pco- Q 1 n
pic's price 20c, our price Oilv
Duponco's Soa Salt, solarize!,
25c packages for
Large cans extra Preserved Strawberries
for cream, worth 30e, our O'f
price A2-
Horseradish Mustard, In glass bottles,
Peoplo's price ic, our D 1 n
price 0;w
2-pound cans Sunnysldo Tomato Soup,
their prlco 20c, our jnl
prlco I52t
Large cans Soused Mackerel and Spied
Trout, People') prlco 29e, our nln
price A.... Lj'2
nation cans New York Apples, their prlco
40 cents, our OCn
prlco AtJt
1-pound can Lopez nnd Dunkato Kara
tarla Shrimps, their price 4tc, -4 Pjln
our price 1 A 2t
Largo cans Baked ncans, People's EkO
prlco 10c, our price
.12Jc
...8Jc
8:c
8ic
3Jc
3ic
large
.8:SC
,12ic
8;C
8;c
Large cans Flat Ited Salmon,
their prlco 20c, our price
2-pound cann String or Wax
Deans, their price 12',4c. our prlco.
3-pound cans Golden Pumpkin,
Peoplo's price 15c, our price....
Quart cans lloston Uakcd llonns, with pork
and tomato sauce, their prlco
20c, our prlco
Chas. II. Plunter's Scouring Soap,
People's price 10c, our price
Hunter Purified Corn Starch,
their price 9c, our prlco
Imported Stllla Mnrcu Vermicelli, large
packages, their price 15c, our O t ,
price ,
3-pound cans Maxwell's Grntod or Sliced
Pineapple, their prlco 25e, our
price
Hoyal Ann Cherries, 2-pound cans, nl,
their prlco 20c, our price
Ilurnham's Ha.ily Jellycon, Peo
ple's price 15c, our price
3-pound cans Peaches, Terrapin brand,
People's prlco 17VjC, our -4 iln
prlco 1 jtn('yj
Peoplo's Superior Haklng Powder, 1-pound
cans, their prlco 25c, our -4
j prlrO 1 Jm4lJ
' 1-potinil can Faglo or Champion Lye,
their price 9e, our
prlco KJv
4-pound packnges Falrbank's Gold Dust,
People's price 23c, our -rf ry 1
price 1
Itrgo Idaho Prunes, People's
price 714c our price
Fancy largo California Prunes,
People's price 10c, our C -
price
Jot Dlack French Prunes, Peo
plo's prlco 15c, our price ,
Hxtra fancy Italian Raisin Cured Prunes,
People's prlco 1714c, our -4 Al
price l'2
15c packages Imported Figs,
only
3c
.8;C
6c
Big "Peopled" Towel Sale it the Big Store
All Day Saturday.
Our Purity Butter and Cheese Dept.
Choice Country Moll Butter, per lb.
Good Table Butter, selected, per lb.... 15c
Fancy Creamery Butter, per lb.. 17c and ISc
Hygela or Elgin Creumory Butter, per
lb lflc
Strictly Now Laid Eggs, per doz 11c
Fanry Full Cream Cheese, per lb 12V4C
14c Imported Brick or Llmberger Cheese,
per pound 12c
Fancy Ohio Swiss Chevso, per lb lCc
Neufobatel Cheese, Durham brand,
each 2V4c
Every pound guaranteed pure. Wo do
not handle Imitations.
Meats, Poultry and Lard
No. 1 Sugar Cured Hams 12c Fresh Pork Sausago "'ic
5-pound pails best brand Lard 47c t Plcklcl Pigs Feet 5c
No. 1 California Hams 8c No. 1 Cottage Hams llo
Best Summer Sausage . 10c' Fresh Drcused Chickens at lowest prlcea.
SEEMS TO MEET WITH FAVOR
Oommarcial Club's Great Irritation Project
Sprung at Washington.
NATIONAL LAWMAKERS WHO ARE IN LINE
Neiintom unit ('oiiKrnamncii In llcnrty
S'inpiitli' IV Mil l'rojecl for Itcc
laiiiat Inn of Arid (iuv
eriiiucnt LnniU.
Secretary Utt of tho Commercial
club Is Just now receiving con
bldcrablo mall bearing thw franks of con
gressmen and senators and containing ac
knowledgments of thti receipt of the com
munication recently sent to ovory senator
and member of tho house of representatives
on tho subject of reclamation of tha arid
lands of tho west. The; lottcr sent out con
talned a copy, of tho resolutions adopted by
tho club calling upon congress to pass tho
bill providing for an appropriation of $250,000
to bo oxpondod In prellmlnaiy surveys, hav
ing In contemplation a future appropriation
of $10,000,000 to bo used In providing storago
reservoirs at tho head waters of western
rlve-rs to prevent floods, tho waters to bo
dispensed as nuedod In tho Irrigation of at Id
government lands. Tho subject Is ono that
has already been called to the nttcntlon of
most of tho members of congress and from
tho responses being received by tho Com
mercial club to its communication It would
seem nn If tho project Is one that Is likely
sooner or later to roceivo favorable atten
tlon at tho hands of congress. Following
aro pertinent extracts from some of tho let
tors already received:
be, throughout the great watershed east of put together In his shop. When tho time
that river. Of courso we should begin In
tho west, because Irrigation there Is most
needed. Public ownership nnd development
enmo for tho brlckmasons to go to work
not a man could bo found to take a Job.
Then tho contractors explained that the
Is tha order of tho day and I am heartily in I material camo from a union pinning mill
favor of hastening tho good work. You will i but that tho label was left off in order
pleaso to notify your club and extend to It j to seo whether tho brlckmasons and other
my thanks for Its communication
Senator Georgo L. Shoup of Idaho I beg
to say that I nm heartily In favor of tho
project and shall uso my Influonco to secure
favorable action In congress.
Congressman J. F. Wilson Your resolu
tions aro In lino with a bill which I havo In
troduced and I shall Introduco thom as
resolutions and havo them referred to the
committee on Irrigation nnd nrld lands.
Congressman H. W. Sutherland of this
state I assure you that I will favor tho
appropriation for preliminary surveys for
Irrigation.
8cnator Harris of Kansas In reply I
would say that I havo steadily advocated
liberal appropriations for tho storago of tho
flood waters of tho streams of tho northwest
to bo used In irrigation, nnd I shall con
tinue, to act In this direction.
Senator Henry Heltfcldt of Idaho As a
resident of ono of tho arid land stutes I am
heartily In favor of tlio movement you havo
Inaugurated and can bo depended upon to do
nil In my power to advance Its Interests.
Senator Allen of Nebraska I will present
your resolutions as a memorial nnd ask for
their reference to tho npproprlnto committee.
It is not nlono from western congressmen
that assurances of support are received, for
Senator Hawley of Connecticut writes: "I
sincerely sympathize with your feelings and
purposes regarding the storago of water In
reservoirs for tho purpose of Irrigation, etc.,
nnd shall follow tho lead of tho western scn
atoro In the matter."
Senator George Turner of Washington I
shall give tho matter careful consideration
whon It shall como beforo tho senate with
every dcslro to do nil In my power to pro-
bulldlng trades would stand by tho agree
mcnt. Ho saw, and tho work Is now
moving smoothly.
Tho mentcuttcr8 and butchers employed
In retail meat markets arc being organized
In a union. There will probably bo fifty
on tho list of charter members. Tho gar
ment workers, men nnd women employed In
tho ready-made clothing factories of tho
city aro being organized, as aro also tho
laundry workers.
Congressman E. It. Rldgcly of Kansas I
npsuro you that I am heartily In favor of all moto tho welfare cf our great wejt
legislation Intended to rutanllsh a thorough Senntors Wellington nnd Foster nnd Con
national system of storago reservoirs, Irrl-' grcsaman Ernest W. Roberts, JulIU3 Kahn
gallon and reclamation of flood Innds, all of and Frnnk C. Wnchter wend tho customary
which can bo successfully dono to great formal acknowledgements and the assurance
profit, not only by storing tho headwaters j that they will give tho project their careful
If. Clark, Cbaunccy, On., says DoWltt'a
Witch Hazel Salvo cured him of piles that
had afflicted him for twenty years. It is also
a speedy cure for skin diseases. Beware of
dangerous counterfeits.
west of tho Mississippi river, but, If need
s - -
Facts Are Stubborn
If Omaha People Are Not Convinced
by Local Testimouy They Dif
fer from Other People.
Facts are stubborn.
Somo may be. disputed
None can bo disproved.
A fact Is always hedged about with proof.
Has to stand tho test of Investigation.
Or It drlftB to tho realm of doubt.
Investigate closely the fallowing.
The closer tho scrutiny tho moro convinc
ing tho results.
An Omaha citizen speaks here.
Speaks from expcrlenco and conviction.
Mrs. B. F. Brown of 501 William strcot,
snyB: "For six or eight months I had
more or less trouble with my back. 1 told
attention.
Spread I.IUf AVIIilrtro.
When things aro "tho beet" they become
"tho best selling." Abraham Haro, a lead
lug druggist of Belleville. O.. writes: "Elec
tric Bitters are the best Helling bitters I havo
handled in 20 years. You know why? Most
diseases begin In disorders of stomach, liver,
kldnoy9, bowels, blood and nerves. Electric
Bitters tonts up tho stomach, regulator liver,
kidneys and bowels, purines tho blood,
BOER LOVING CUP WANTED
St'lit'ine of n HnliokiMi Mnn In Coldly
Turned Drau by OiiiiiIhi'm
Council.
Omaha will not ofllclally Join In tho move
ment to buy a loving cup for tho Boers.
This information Is for tho benoflt of ono
Ernest L. Zeltner of Hoboken, N. J., who,
according to himself, represents "several
citizens of Hoboken," who have "decided on
a patriotic scheme" to show how much tho
people of the United States sympathize with
tho South African republics. Tho probability
Is that no other Information on the subject
will ever bo vouchsafed Mr. Zeltner,
as tho city council, to which he
sent a communication, has olllclnlly "burled"
It, without answering tho appeal for funds
which It contained.
Of all plans for tho aid of the struggling
burghers, Mr. Zeltner's Is tho most unique.
It Is best told In his lottor to tho council,
which Is herewith given:
"Dear Sirs: I entreat permission to In
form you that Bcvcral citizens of Hoboken
havo decided on a patriotic scheme, namely:
To Interest all friends and sjcnpntlilzers of
tho Boers of South Africa In behalf of creat
ing a mngnlllcent loving cup, Intended to
commenurato tho gallant strugglo of tho
farmer goldlerB of South Africa for In
dependence. "It Is suggested that appropriate symbols
and mottos, religious and patriotic in
character, will bo employed to render tho
souvenir meat nttractlvo and Imposing.
"Through tho instrumentality of this
unique loving cup wo desire to convey (inojt
emphatically) the sympathies of cho peoplo
recommend tho plan to other sources and
circles. I sincerely trust that tho Idea will
merit the approval of the Boer sympathizers
of your state.
"ERNEST L. 55ELTNEH,
"045 Garden Street, Hoboken, N. J."
When City Clerk Elbourn read tho eplatlo
ho waa uncertain whether to submit It to
the commlttco on war or tho commlttto on
finance. Ho finally sont It to tho street im
provement committee, with tho Idea, par
haps, that the members thereof could beet
detormluo to what grade It, or the wrltor,
belonged. Tho committee debated tho mat
ter at length tho length of n minute and
placed it on file.
"If ho had but told us how much he
wanted, whether $1,000 or a million, wo
might help him out," said Councilman Hoye.
"Ae It Is, I don't seo what action wo can
take."
"I'm afraid of International complica
tions," said Councilman Lobosk. "You see
ho Bpoaks of France and Germany. Ono of
thoso nations might bo aroused at favorable
action by uh and send a lleet up to South
Omaha and destroy our packing houses. At
least, wo ought to wait until wo can placo
guns In pcsltlon on the city hall."
Another member said he sympathized with
the Boers, but ho thought a Krupp gun
would bo more acceptable to Oom Paul's
mon.
and nn operation probably will in. per
forpipa tonight. Nicholt is conscious und
able to converse.
THEORIES IN NEWMAN CASE
Hcjiort that He Left the City In Coni
pnn)' wllh n "Woman In round
to Il l a I nr.
Man wltli IIi'dUcii .Neck linprnvlniv.
N'EYV YOrtlC, April 20,-Frnnk Nlcholl,
the acrobat, who broke his nerk last Tues
day afternoon, while performlnir at a local
theater, Is improving nt Hcllevuo hospital.
Ills temperature Is lower, us Is his pulse,
It is n week today since Henry J. New
man, tho ladles' tailor, dropped out of
sight, and In that time, notwithstanding the
oxtensivo newspaper advertising nnd tho
fact that thousands of postal cards have
been sent out asking for Information, no
word or hint has been received as to his
whereabouts. Ho has most effectually
disappeared.
Friends and detectives who havo Investi
gated tho circumstances surrounding his
dlsappcaranco discredit tho report given out
earlier In tho week that he was last seen
In an elevator of tho Paxton block at 7:30
o'clock last Friday evening. They think
the elevntor noy must huvo been mistaken.
A cutter In Mr. Nowman's employ named
Ahlqulst locked up the tailor shop nt G
o'clock and .braced tho door on tho Insldo
with a hoard, This board, ho says, was not
disturbed, as would havo been tho caso had
Mr. Newman returned to tho shop after that
hour.
According to this, the last seen of Mr.
Newman was at his boarding house, 523
South Twenty-fifth avenue, shortly after 0
o'clock. He was seen to leavo the house
and start to walk toward tho car line.
A detectlvo who has been nt work on the
caso advanced tho theory that Mr. Newman
f had left the city In company with a woman,
Ho said that a man answering tho tailors
description, nccompanled by a good-looking
female, purchased two 1,000-mlle tickets nt
tho Burlington station about 7 o'clock Fri
day night and later took a train for Chicago,
ThlB also has been exploded. Deacon Clark
of tho First Baptist church, of which Mr.
! Nowman was also a deacon, Investigated tho
matter and found that no such tickets had
been sold on tho night in question nnd that
no such customors had asked for transpor
tation. So far as known, Mr. Nowman kept
company with no woman. All his sparo tlmo
was fpent in hla room reading and writing
or in church work.
ncss to "faint." Llko Mrs. Sidney Drew In
"Iivo Will Find ii Way," alio "faints"
upon tho sllghtost provocation. Tho first
thing she does after being arrested Ib to
fall In a "swoon," and, though tho dis
patches from Lincoln aro silent on thh
point, It Is probable sho "fainted" thcro
according to hnblt. Thcso lapses, of course,
are to elicit sympathy.
BERTHA "FAINTS" FOR EFFECT
Krrentrlc Kleptomaniac uf Omaha
tictn Into Trouble In Lincoln for
NtcnlliiK n Wheel.
A young woman named Bertha Ltbbcckc,
whose homo Is at 838 South Twenty-second
street, Omaha, was nrrestcd In Lincoln
Thursday, charged with stealing a bicycle
of a dealer In Hastings. After being nr
restcd sho broke down and confessed her
guilt. Sho says sho rented the wheel for
25 centB, and then chocked It to her, sister
Eliza, who lives In Omaha.
. Tho bicycle, which was found by the
J pollco at tho union dopot Thursday night,
, has been returned to Its owner In Hastings.
Bertha Llbbcckc, Is well known to tho
' pollco of Omaha. Her chief characteristic
next to her penchant for taking things
j which do not belong to her Is her prono-
strengthens tho nerves, hence cures multl
tildes of maladies. It builds up the entire ! of this country for tho maintenance of tho
system. Puts new life and vigor Into any
weak, sickly, run-down man or woman.
Prlco 50 cents. Sold by Kuhn & Co., druggists.
IN THE FIELD OF LABOR
lluw Contractor Tent Muccrllj of
O.'Kiiiilaeil Labor New t iiIoiih In
I'roccNM of OruaiiUatlnn,
The contractor having charge of tho con
struction of tho Deoro building has dis
covered that tho members of tho various
my husband that I thought my kidneys were "nines constituting tho Bulhllng Trades
tho causo and when I taw Doan'a Kidney cuunuu mean um muj oajr i.u mey
Pllls advertised' I procured n box at Kuhn announce that they will work on no mill-
& Co.'s drug btore. comer lBth and Douglas wfk DOt bearing tho union label unless
streets. They did the work for mv ensa satisfactory explanation Is mado regarding
nnd tho Bymptoma which had bothered mo , the nbsonee of tho little plcco of pijjior
South African republics.
"Tho idea Is likely to encounter stern
opposition in somo quartera, nevertheless wo
feel that tho moral influence of such an
undertaking may bo far-reaching In tho
direction of winning friends for tho project
In this country, nnd possibly In France and
Germany. In lending our moral and mateilal
support to tho plan, let us hopo that wo
may bo Instrumental In hastening tho con
sumlnation of that magnificent concept! n, 'A
United States of South Africa ' that Is be
come, tho dream of tho struggling Boers,
"It Is very Important that wo should ro
ceivo n few lines of cno Jiiragoment from tho
honorable members of your council, so as to
Omaha's Auditorium
On inHr doesn't iiinoiint to nincli It's
the real tiling that wo want Just llko
yon want -In hIiooh ami tho kind Drt-x
h. Shooinan litis real lent her shoes for
one llfty hoys' shoes and everybody
knows hoys will wear out more shoes
than men but these particular shoes
will stand an awful lot of hard knocks
lor they're made solid and from nood,
honest material When we say It, you
can depend upon It for we make good
all our sayings,
Drexei Shoe Co.,
1410 FAKNA11 STREET.
The Two Most Popular
soon disappeared. I can recommend
Doan'a Kidney Pills as ft valuable kidney
medicine,"
Doan's Kidney Pills for tale by all dealers.
Price, B0 cents. Mailed by Fostcr-MII-burn
Co., Buffalo, N. Y.. solo agents tor the
United States. j
Hcmtimbcr the name, Doan's, and take uo
substitute.
which marks tho goods as the product of
organized labor. J
When this pcsltlon was atsumed by the ,
workmen this fprlng some of tho contractors '
proteased to believe that tho workmen 1
would not abide by their decision. The J
contractor In question bad some frames for
tho building made In what Is tcchlcally
kuowu as tho "knock-down" and bad them I
Loss of Appetite.
Horsford's Acid Phosphate
Restores and creates a good appetite,
assists digestion, and gives vitality
&nd vigor to the entire system.
Gcouln tjr name llonsrotD's on wrapper.
compositions of the season Valse I.uelle
(and "Hula Hula" Oako Walk, hy K. Van
i
Alstyne, will he played hy the Sutoilus
Mandolin orchestra at their annual con
cert April liO IOtthor ono of these pieces
are it perfect pun on these Instruments
and every mandolin nnd Kultar player
should have a copy published for two
mandolins and guitar price 'M cents
lor sale at all music stores We will sell
a lot of popular music to Introduce same
for 10 cents for ono week Don't miss
this opportunity.
A. HOSPE,
Music and Art. 1513 Douglas.
Supplies
All of the pop
ular and de
pendable, kind.
Eastman Kodaks
Premo Poco Ad lake
Vive Diamond Cyclone
and Now Knrona Cameras
Rlnss plntos, films, ohomlcals,
mounts, etc. developing and
printing prices right,
THE A10E & PENF0LD CO.,
Amaltur X'httogrphte SuppUts.
1408 Fnrnam. OMAHA
OPPOSITE PAXTON HOTEL.
A Procession of Gandy-
I'lles out of our front door every day.
Wo hnveu't any Idea where It nil goes
to, but we know that wherever It goes
happiness follows. There Is nn average
of eXnctly 07 smiles In every pound
box that we sell. If you want to make
some one particularly Joyful, send her
n box of our chocolate bon bons. Wo
mnke a specialty of baking cake to or
der and are prepared to supply wed
dings and receptions with the most
elaborate pieces on short notice.
W. S. Balduff.
1520 Farnam St.
Gasoline Stove and Refrigerators
I dun' lol' you Inst week I wuz gltten
up a ad about dem' two things which my
boss-dnt's Mr. Itnynier sells-do cold
truth Is wnt you git from me, an' tlats
somethln' lint du "Leonard f'leanablo
Refrigerator" Is do ono ho sells and re
commendsbecause It's de one dat keeps
things cold and pure and It uses ho little
lce-an' another thing It ran be taken
apart and cleaned I knows you'll buy
one If you havo Mr. Ilnymer explain to
you do difference between dls one an'
de ones others sell, and do same can bo
said of his Illti Flame wlckless gasollno
stove do one which you can uso coal oil
In as well nn dey ain't a pnrtlclo o
danger It would tnke a whole book for
me to write all de good pints ulwut dls
stovo-so I'll Jst ast you to call at do
store and seo it.
A. C. RAYMER
IBM FAIINAM ST.
1M08 N Street, South Omnia.
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