12 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1900. WILL IT AFFECT CLEARINGS? Binken Snro Dmaeinp Rcflictioni on Omaha Will Mot Eo Btptated. OLD CONTROVERSY OF TWO OMAHAS II II mom (tint KvInIIiik Itcliitlonn llr tvrern the IIiiiiUIiik liifillditloiiN of the To (.'MIph Mny (. lie DlntiirlK'tl. kkllky, ST I OK II A CO. A rcrort hns gained moro or less cur rency that the relations that have prevailed for aorao months between Omaha 011J South Omaha bankB, whereby tho transactions of tho later were carried through the Omaha clearing house, may be again disturbed, and that tho showing of Omaha clearings may sustain In consequence a material falling off. Among bankers, howover, tho report la discredited so far as It promises n de crease In Omaha clearing. This report nrlscH from a promised renewal of condi tions that existed some months ago, which mado themselves felt through tho showing of Omaha clearings In tho form cf n con nlderablo reduction, ho that Uio publication of tho latter led to an Imprcmlon that there hail been a heavy decrease In tho volumei of Omaha's buslneRS. Tho banks of South Omaha have not ac cepted nn Invitation to become members of the Omaha Clearing House asBoclatlou, pre ferring to do business by checking upon tho Omaha banks. Relations existing be tween tho First National bank of this city nnd tho Union Stock Yards National bank of South Omaha have cnablod tho latter to transact Its largo volume of business dally ly checking upon tho former, and nlmllar relations existing between the Omaha National and tho South Omaha National havo permitted the latter to check upon tho former. Jly this method practically the entire vol ume of the buslnesfl of tho Union Stock yards was carried on through tho Omaha banks, and as the South Omaha banks were twenty-four hours behind tho Omaha banks, the practical effect of this system was that tho Omaha banks furnished dally for tho uso of tho South Omaha banks from $100,000 to $200,000, for tho constant uso of which they received no compensation. These dally drafts upon the Omaha banks were covorcd by cashiers' checks sent In dally by the cashlere of the South Omaha hanks after tho clearing house was closwt. Those who reallzo tho effect upon Omaha's commercial standing ottrlbutnblo to any Fcemlng decrease In tho volume of busi ness, as reflected by the bank clearings, will recall tho conditions that arose when tho authorities of the Omaha National bank declined to contlnuo this system. The re nult was that for n considerable period tho largo financial transactions of South Omaha wcro but partially reflected In tho figures of tho Omaha clearing house, However, a strong business sympathy existed between tho Omaha National bank and tho South Omaha National, ns a result of which n truco wan reached some months ago nnd tho system that had prevailed, or some modification of It, waB revived for a speci fied time. It Is understood that tho agree ment will oxplre about tho 20th Inst., at which tlmo. unless It be renewed, or somo substitute adopted, tho old difficulty wilt sgsln prevail, to tho detriment of Omaha's Bhowlng In tho volume of Its bank clear ings. Hanker consulted Bcem to think that eome provision will bo made to maintain existing relations nnd provont any dam nglng reflection upon Omaha'R business by tho clearing houso reports. Klvo out of bIx prominent banking officials declared their conviction that there will bo no falling off In Omaha's showing of clearings, and woro confident that somo settlement will bo reachod whereby existing conditions or others equally satisfactory to Omaha vlll bo maintained, nlthough none of them sug gested what may be dono to bring about that result. One banker stated that there in no other bank In Omaha which could afford to carry tho load the Omaha Na tional hns borne, and that Mr. nostwlck of tho South Omaha bank had been un nblo to effect any arrangement with other banks. When Mr. Millard of tho Omaha Na tional was approached for Information on tho subject ho referred tho Inquirer to Mr. Wells, ono of the directors of tho bank, nnd tho latter gentleman simply vouchsafed tho assertion that any agreomont which may bo terminated between tho Omaha National nnd South Omaha National may bo cither renewed or supplanted by nnnthor. Ho did not think there will be any slump In tho clearings. Ilrliiklnif with Mcnlx. Medical men have pointed out that man Is probably tho only animal that drinks whllo rating, showing how tho laws of nature, which nro Instinctively oboyed by man's In ferior, aro calmly ignored by him. Thoy recommend discrimination If one must drink whllo eating, nnd say that neither flooding tho utonmch with hydrant water nor absorb ing medicinal waters at tho table, under tho protenso that they aro good for this or tint llmont. Is very Judlcloun. On tho other hand, they remark that a natural effervesoent water such as Apolll narls, a dietetic tablo water, can advantage ously bo drunk at meals, ns It promotes di gestion, nnd the danger of diluting the food with nn Inordinate volume of wuter Ih avoided, becauso an ordinary amount of ef fervescent water Is as satisfactory to the thirst ns a much larger quantity of still water. Cutting them down tho prices, until you can hardly understand how we do It. Head our ad on pago 7 nnd como Saturday. Hay den Drew. Cnuminl llnntnliin In llcmlrry nnil I'n ilrriTfnr fur Antuntnr. LADIKS' AND CHILDREN'S SUMMER HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR, 15C. Children's fast black ribbed school hose, doublo knee, heel and toe, none to equal for less than 23c. All sites 6 to 9V&; special price, luc pair. ?3C. We have the only 25c misses' hoso that gives entlro satisfaction, extra fine rib, fast black and tan, double knee, heel nnd toe, real value, 33c pair; all sizes, 25c pair. coc. Misses' novelty hoso; , polka dot, very pretty for drews, navy ami tan, silk finish, lisle thread, all sizes, 60s pair. ICC. Women's fast black seamless hose, high spliced heel and toe; for Saturday, only 15c pair. 2SC. Women's fast black and tan hoso, extra fine gauge; also lisle thread in fancy drop stitch. This Is an excellent lino of hose; cannot bo equaled. Our bargain, Satur day, 25c 83C. We have a very pretty line of women's fancy hose, extra fine black cotton, superior quality lisle thread,- maco soles or all black foot. All our customers will roalUo the superior quality for vcar In this. line. Ex cellent values. Saturday 35c; 3 pair, $1.00. We can show you an -quality or weight rn women's and children's underwear at tho lowest prices. 15C, 2 FOR 25C. Women's best Egyptian cotton vests, silk finish, low neck, short sleeve or sleeveless, nil sizes, 15c; 2 for 25c. 25C. Women's llslo thread vests, considered cheap at 35c; very prettily finished, nil styles, whlto or ecru, khco pants to match, 25c each, DOC. Women's ribbed silk vests, low neck, sleeveless; also the patent shield. A sen sible garment that women will understand and appreciate, beautifully finished, cream, white, pink and skye, a regular 75c quality, Saturday, COc each. $1.00, THE MUNSINd. Women's extra fine quality lisle thread union suits, tho celebrated "Munslng." Tho only perfect fitting suit. One trial, our customers will realize tho real comfort; long or short sleeves, also seamless, ankle or knee length, white or ecru, best finish; all sizes, only $1.00 suit. 25C FOR CHILDREN. Children's fine ribbed vests, high neck, long or short sleeves,, whlto or ecru, knee pants to match, Saturday, 25c each. WOMEN'S FANCY 8UNSHADES. Our stock Is nil now, Including tho very latest novelties, nt extreme low prices. $1.50 Polka dot, navy, brown, black In a very good quality of China Bilk. $2.50 Fancy checks, stripes, white with chiffon ruffles, hemstitched, superior quality of silk. Very handsome etudes In corded silk, fancy Persian borders, tipplique and chiffon, roost exquisite styles, $3.60, $4.00 to $15.00. $2.23 Ulnck and colored Bilk umbrellas, steel rod, Paragon frame, tho new Princess handles, 26-Inch, special price for Satur day, We have a complete lino of parasols for children, all ages, 25c to $2.00. Special agents for Dutterlck patterns. KELLEY, STIOER & CO.. Cor. Farnam and 16th. KELLEY, STICER k CO, Ladloi' "Ideal Kid" Lica Shoes and Southern Tiei. STYLISH OXFORDS IN BLACK OR TAN I.nillen' :t.(H) nml fl.OO Shorn, nt ?t.fS, IfU.V!.-. Shorn nt f I.HU, Mle' Ifl.H." nml Shorn nt IJl.'J.T llnr- unlnn for Sntitriln-. Ladles' Ideal kid, southern tie (Just as neat as patent leather and wears equal to kid), only $3.25. Lad lea' Ideal kid lace, full dress shoes, $3.75. Ladles' tan oxfords, medium toe, at $1.50, Ladles 'tan oxfords, full round toe, $1.75. Ladles' black oxfords, coin toe, $1.50. Ladlra' black oxfords, new toe, $2.00, Ladles' or tan black Oxford, welt sole, new toe, $3.00. BARGAINS IN LADIES', MISSES & CHIL DREN'S SHOES. Ladles' button or lace welt-or turn sole, coin tots and full round toes, formerly $3.00 and $4.00, now $1.08. Misses laco or button shoes, heavy or medium soles, at $1.25, formerly $2.50 and $1.85. Chllds' tan shoe?, laco or button, formerly $1.85, reduced to 9Sc. OUR BOYS' DEPARTMENT. Little gents' shoes, sizes 9 to 13, at $1.75. Youths' shoes, heavy solos, round too, sizes 13 to 2, at $2.00. KELLY, STIOER CO. Farnam & 15th Sts. Patriotic l.cnuiic Chili. "Trusts" will bo tho subject for general discussion. All present will bo given an opportunity to tako part. Charles J. Orecno will be the leader. Patriotic League club meetlng.Millnrd ho tel, Saturday evening, May C. Good music. New. New England Limited: In service April 9 and dally thereafter. Now Time: Twenty-six hours to Boston. Now Departure: From Chicago 2:00 p. m.. into Chicago 5:00 p. m. next day. Now Cars: Sleeping, dining, buffet and library smoking cars and coaches. Old Route: Lake Shore & Michigan Southern, New York Central and Boston & Albany. On same dato train No. 14. 3:00 p. m., will bo discontinued. Tho New York and Boston Special, 10:30 a. m., nnd the Lake Shore Limited, 6:30 p. m., will run as heretofore. D. P. Humphrey, T. P. A., Kansas City, Mo "F. M. Byron, O. W. A., Chicago, and A. J. Smith, O. P. &. T. A.. Cleveland. O. Announcement. "Tho Hottest Coon lnTJUIc," conceded to bo tho best of all tho traveling colored or ganizations, will bo seen ot Boyd's for three performances, commencing Sunday after noon. Tho entire company of "Clorlnday," the colored sliow that wa6 such a hit at a local vaudeville house here last season, is with this attraction. Mrs. Nellie Hawkins, tho greatest of all colored prlmrv donnas, and W. H. Proctor head tho company. Bessie Hamilton Is nn Omaha girl with tho com pany. Patriotic l.eaaae VnY. "Trusts" will be the subject for general discussion. All present will bo given an opportunity to take part. Chnrles J. Greene will he the leader. Patriotic League club electing, Millard ho tel, Saturday evening, May 5. Good music. Kxcurnlone Unrllnuton Hnr.te. Cincinnati and return, May C and 7. $20.50. St. Louis and return, May 15, 16, 17 and 22. $13.50, Washington and return, May 19 and 20, $32.25. Dntrolt nnd return, May 21 and 22, $22.00. Tickets, 1502 Farnam street, or at Bur lington station, 10th and Mason streets. Tho contract for the threo electric eleva tors for tho old Mercer Hotel building and also in tho old postofilco was let to the Warner Elevator company of Cincinnati, O., ! through Its local representative, Mr. D. V. i Munro, 112 North Fourteenth street. j Wanted A star tea, cigar and spice sales I man, with established trade In Nebraska; stato age, experience and salary or commis sion expected. II. C. Fisher, Chicago. J Nrvr Trnin Vlu Hock Inlnnil Honte ' Leaves Union station dally nt 8:30 a. m. for Lincoln and Falrbury. Oraphophones, phonographs, gramophones, Graphophono Co., 1515 Farnam, Omaha. Omaha Tent and Rubber comoany are pre pared to fill all orders tents, awnings nnd tanvas goods. New location, corner Utb and Harney. 'Phone 883. See C. F. Harrison's real estate bargains. KnninN So ml Corn to liulln. TOPUKA. Kan., May 4. The Kansas India relief committee has Instructed Sec retary Anderson to order the nurchnse nt "CKit) hiisheln of rum In New York to lx lnndrcl In n relief ship whirh sails next cufn receipts 10 imio are HIE iWUNCTfll WSSm TO CHICAGO BY DAYLIGHT. A .mighty pleasant trip nt any time of year, but ojpeclally so In springtime, when tho weather Is cool, tho days long and tho wholo country clothed In green. The train to tako Is the nurllngton's Chl :ago Special, leaving Omaha 7:00 a. m., ar riving Chicago, 8:30 p. ni. Superb equipment, Ticket Oilloe, 502 Farnam St. Tsl. 280. Burlington Station, 10th and Mason Sts. Tl. 12B. The IlurlliiKt on ClmiiKrn Time. Trains now leave Omaha for Chicago: 7:00 a. m., 4:00 p. m., 7:30 p. m. Denver: 4.25 p. m. St. Louis: 4:55 p. m. Black Hills, Montana and Puget Sound, 9:30 p. m. St. Joseph: 8:50 a. in,, 4:55 p. m., 10:15 p. m. Kansas City;: 8:50 a. m., 10:15 p. m. Lincoln: 8:40 a. m., 3:00 p. m., 4:25 p- -. 9:30 p. m. All trains run dally, Including Sundays. nock Intnnd Bxvurnlnnn. Cincinnati and Teturn, May 6 and 7, $20.50, Washington and return, May 19 and 20, $32.26. Dotrolt and return, May 21 and 22, $22.00. Denver nnd roturn, May 15, $19. Colorado Springs and return. May 15, $19. Call at Rock Island City Offlco, 1323 Far nam street. llAYIin.V II It OS. Opening of Soiln I'onntuln Sntnr In;-. With every purchase of not less than 25 cents made nnywhere In tho store we will servo freo ono glass of our delicious Ico cream soda. We will pay anyono $1,000 who can find anything In our soda water but pure Jersey cream, fresh fruit flavors and sugar. It you paid $1.00 per glass you could get no better, soda than our's. Our professional dispenser cannot bo equaled In Omaha with years of experience, ho Is fully competent to suit the most exacting taste. He makes alt tho latest drinks of tho season. Try a gloss and you will al ways como to HnyUen's for your summer drinks. Sugar excepted In this offer. HAYDEN BROS. Seo our ad on page 7. To dress well does not necessarily mean to dress expensively. Tbcro Ih nlways a saving when you purchase here. Read our ad on pago 7 and como Saturday. Haydcn Bros. Wrlto nds, sell culo, print nnythlng. Stonecyphor, 1201 Howard 3t. Tel. 1310. Scofield's WEIL SUIT YOU WITH LADIES' SUITS If they tell you nt other stores that you are "too large" or "too small" to be fitted with a ready-to-wear tailored suit COME TO US, If unablo to find tho color or stylo you want LOOK HERE It's a dally occur rence for us to suit ladles who havo looked everywhere else. Wo don't object to your looking at other stores, but we caution you not to buy until you "v looked Vere. Wo believe wo can please you better at the same prtco or less Wo make It our business to show correct suits corroct In style, finish and fit at modcrato cost. MOTH-PROOF BAGS 60e and 75c, Savo your furs and winter clothing. OK SC0FIELQ CLOAK&SUITCO. 1510 Dout-lns St. Cplendid Train Service. To the West To tho West Tw Trains Dntly to Drnrer. Two Train Dully to San Kranctas. Three Trains Daily to 0den. Two Trnlnn Dally to-Nalt Lake City. Two Trains Dally to l'ortland, with DIRECT CONNECTIONS TO TACOSIA. AND SHUTTLES AND North 'Paclflo Conat Points. MAONIFICENT;SQUlPMBNT. Nothing succeeds In drawing customers like low prices for good qualities that's what wo do. Haydcn Bros., with an ad on pago 7. nircn. FITZMORRIS At his home. 714 South 17th street, at 10:45 a. m., Alny 4, Michael Fltz- morrls, aged N yearH. Funeral services nt St. Phllomena's cathedral at 9:30 n. m. Monday, May 7. For Painting the Outside of Houses. Thero Is nothing made nor can any painter mix anything better than the SHERWIN-WILLIAMS MIXED PAINT. This paint Is made In forty colors nnd Is thoroughly mixed by machinery. It will absolutely outwear wnuo lean ana on. These paints havo been made in Cleveland for fifty years nrul are sold with an abso lute guarantee us to wearing quality and appearuncu. Every gallon will cover S00 square feet two coats. REMEMBER We aro talking about tho Sherwln-Wllllnm.i paint for the OUTSIDE OF HOUSES but they make other paints for other purposes FIOOR PAINTS which will dry hard In ono night "VARNISH STAINS." "ENAMEL PAINTS." "UUQ OY PAINTS" and so on a special quality of paint for each special purpose, CALL FOR COLOR CARD and descrip tive circular. Sherman & McDonnell Drug Go New Location, Cor 16th & Dodgo Sts., OMAHA, NEB. Kearly day sayfd fifFeei1 Missouri Rivet and Pacific Coast by taking The Famous Overland Route. Cl tr Tiokat Oflee, 1303 tFaxaom UU Tel, aie. EVERY DROP Of medlclno used 1a our prescription work Is the best we can posolbly buy. Pure drugs mean a spoedy recovery. Imitations may cause n relapse. Do you want the best at reasonable prices? Then bring us your prescriptions. 50c Milk Magnesia 40c 50c Brown's Ginger 40a 50c Parker's Ginger Tonlo 40c 76c Benne Plant COc 25o Chamberlain's "Colic Cure 20c 25c Pierce's Sweet Weed 20c 35c Wakefield's Blackberry SOo 35o Castorla, genuine 25c 50c Llthla Tablets tyyeth's 40c 40o Llthla Tablets. Wyeth's 30c J. A. FULLER & CO cut l'Hici: imutJfiisTs, Cor. 14tli mill l)oulnn Htrerfn, When Your Teeth need attention, skill nnd experience are essential to Insuro correct and permanent dentistry. Our men nro all graduates, and fully experienced. All work warranted, Hold Crown $5.00 Gold Fillings $1.50 up Silver Fillings 75c Taft's Philadelphia Dental Rooms 1017 DOUGLAS ST. BUY A PIANO! BUY IT NOW! Save from $100 to $150 during our great Alteration Sale. Our entlro sec ond floor will be remodclod and about 75 planoti must bo sold without delay. , . STEINWAY . . A. B. Chaso, Vose, Emerson, Ivors & Pond, Steger1, Packard and other standard makes aro now offered at $100 lrsa than regular prices. , Fine Arlington Upright, only $138 Marschnll & Wendell Upright, only $152 McCamracn, fancy walnut caso $15S Flno Chlckorlng Upright, only $1CS Organs nnd Square Pianos $15, $25, $35 and up Every Instrument guaranteed. Easy payments If dcalrcd. New pianos for rent. Fine tuning aud repairing; lowtst rates. Telephone 1025. Write for catalogue, prices and terms or pay us a visit of Inspection and oeeo the wonderful SELF-PLAYING PIANOLA. It plays any piano any ono can play It. SCHMOLLER & MUELLER The Old Reliable Piano House. 1313 Farnam St., Omaha. 337 Broadway, Go. Bluffs A REPRESENTATIVE BOOKSHOP. Th fnltnivlni? will mcrelv clvo you an Idea of what wo nro (lolntr. nnn rx i-aiik mlml lllflt UL't flni WllftllV t tllimA ttlflt ll Pfl H M tlllM flH. Inir (The llosurrecuoii), ny 'ioihioi, -uanver jdweit y me iimiior m nvi I'ottago , Toe. Sic novels, standard imper euiuons, iuc, uecornieu puper naimnm, it It will onlv "The AwakPii- What No 27 Is The t'rnmer C'hemLnl company of AI bnn N Y mnnufucturem of CRAMER S KIDNEY AND LIVER OI'RE, have, nil told. 27 witgons traveling over the different states advertising their wonderful kidney euro. No, 27 Is tho ono assigned to travel tiirouch Nebrnskn. You will seo It on tho streets of Omnhii In n few days. Crnmer'a ICIilucy Cure M. Selinefor'n Hiirmimrllln llromo Uiiltiliic Syrup of Flui . t.lnterliir , r.K IIihmI'm SnrKiiiinrllln (ill, Whip of Cnrilnl 7,-. J riiiuiiiuii'M CoiiipotiiHl 7,-,i. AJnx Tnlilt-tN to,, I'lerer'n Prescription T.ir TJSo ll.-.e loo SCHAEFER ml! CUT PRICK DRUGGIST Cor. Kllh nml CIiIcuko Sin. White Enamel Refrigerators The white enamel pro vision apartments aro eas ily kept sweet and clean no scrubbing simply a sponge dampened with soap and water and tho re frigerator is as pure as the lirst day from the factory. The perfect system of cir culation In our Yukon, Alas ka und Economic Insures ab solutely pure, dry, cold air No mixing of food odors, in fact, they aro odorless. Two carloads of Refrigera tors Just received. Special salo this week. Refrigera tors sold on payments. Milton Rogers & Son, 14lh and Farnam Sts. Our Special Hardwood Refrigerator, 21 Inches wide, 10 Inches deop, 39 Inches high, Insulated with charcoal sheathing, special price $5.45. Ji SWIFT hundred,' Nk Fourdtnler''H l'rench Tissue Paper, all colors, per sheet, lc. .Mexican comureron, Kimiuinrra, i.w. Barkalow Bros.' "Bookshop" 1 laud-made THE NAME OF Gn Lard, on Ham, 01 Bacon is a guarantee I of purity. I Swift and Company, y Clilcauo. Kansas City. Omahu. St, Louis, St Joseph, St. Paul, Ladies' Silk Waist Sale, FOR Saturday. (See window for pointers.) We shall offor you a col lection of Ladies' Silk Waists, mado from good quality tafFotas, that will out-do any waist salo of tbo season. Black silk waists and colored silk waists, plain silk waists aud tucked silk waists, French back silk waists and plain silk waists, silk waists that aro corded, silk waists with yoke all tho colors of tho rainbow horo for you to select from waists that are worth up to $7.50 each, all go on salo at FOR YOUR CHOICE. Millinery Magic. As if by magic the prices on one hundred pat tern lints. slide down the scale to Two Dol lars and Seventy-Five Cents hats that are worth up to $7.50, fall in line and join iho merry throng of pretty pattern hats. This salo will be for Saturday only, for they will be all gone before tho gong strikes tho closing hour. Saturday will be a great day at The I MtlTM 1 1 rill"HI lfZl ts the HAYDENs gOO.ClS COme 111 women Made Merry in May In our last night's cloak "ad" we told you we would give you particulars as the goods came in, These are the particulars in plain, candid facts. Our Mr. James Hayden, a mem ber of the firm permanently located in New York, watching for a break or a change in the market, wired our cloak buyer the following message "Unseasonable weather. Manufacturers more than anxious to ' unload. Come immediately. JAMES HAYDEN." Our cloak buyer's expectations were more than realized. Owing to the cold, unseason able weather in. that section of the country he found manufacturers wore more than anxious to unload at any price within reason and ho bought hundreds and hundreds of garments for less money than wo ever dreamed of. All and every one of them aro high class, artistic gar ments, the creations of the very best manufacturers, who have made Now York famous as the greatest cloak market in the world. Here is a Partial List of the Manufacturers Whose Entire Productions Were Closed Out to Him. Conhclm & Co., 1 1th and Unlver- Mux Solomon, 473 Droiulwuy. sity Mace. M. D. .Mlrsky, Ulceker nnd Grove Peter Dalton, Spring Street. irreet ShaffA Sllberman. Canul and Kl- . , " t, dredge Street. Louis Barnett, Oth and Hroadway. V. Henry Rothschild, Leonard St. Fashi on .Manufacturing Company, 17 Green St. J.M.IJrady & Company, 572 Broad. way. Etc., etc., etc., also Fruschman Bros., who failed about threo weeks ago and whose entire stock was closed out at 25c on tho dollar. , These Tremendous Purchases are Now Marked and Ready for Sale in Our Cloak Department. Tho above aro the facts and represent modern merchandising methods, placing us in po sition to give you prices that may be given by other houses (50 days hence,, when advertising their July clearing sales. Today wo give you a partial list of thousands of bargains, and further particulars later on. Theso prices challenge tho world and are open to all competition. LADIKS' SAMTLB SUITS, Including the London, Ilorlln and rnrln styles, lino Im ported materials, Romo silk lined throughout, $40, $60 and Qf) K( $75 values, nt tOKJ LADIKS' SUITS, In hnndsomo styles, whip cords, Venetians and broadcloths, all col ors, somo nil silk lined, 1 f) Krt worth $$30, on sale at XJJJ LADIES' TAILOR-MADE SUITS, In home-J spuns, hroken checks nnd plnlds, In pmln matorlnlsj tho greatest variety of suits ever shown In Omaha, worth Q OQ $20 to $25, on salo at O.OO LADIES' SUITS, no hotter mndo anywhoro for stylo, wear nnd service, In a largo va riety of materials; Jackets' silk lined throughout, Bklrts porcnllno lined and in terlined, worth up to $12 g C)g THOUSANPS OF SKIItTS AT LESS THAN HALF THE COST TO MANUFACTURE. Ladles' line hlack Skirts, In plain Qftr and figured, worth $2.r0, for itOKj 200 ladles' Skirts, In homeepunti nnd Ve netians and broadcloths, f) QQ worth $5, for .70 Ono tnblo of ladleo' Ilalny Day Skirts, In grays, browrm. blues nnd blncks, IB rows of stitching, pleated back, O GC mado to sell for $10, for tJ.tO 100 Imported Sample Skirts nt $30.00, $25.00, $20.00 ix nn and (wqrth doublo) XtfJJ SILK WAISTS TTho Fashion Manufacturing Co. nro known tho world over for their largo pro duction of Silk Waists. Wn bought over 1,500 Silk Waists and you may bo euro wo bought them at bur own price. ' 200 Waists, In nil sizes rind all O Af shades, worth $7, for O.rrO HONK LADIKS SI'ItINO JACKETS than nil tho houscrt In Omaha combined, and tho grontest variety of materials over shown by any house between Now Yoijk nnd Sim Francisco. Ladles' Spring Jackets, In colore and black, silk lined throughout LadltH' Spring Jackets, In Eton and single breaded effects, taffeta lined, A qq throughout, In all colors, nt rxttJCj Ladles' Spring Jackets, In automobile styles, lined with silk taffota and w scrgo, at i t)J PETER DALTON'S silk underskirts aro known tho country over. Wo bought one, thousand silk petticoats at 25c. on the dollar. Ono hundred Bilk underskirts, two and threo rows of rufiles as long as tlioy last for $1.98. 100 silk underskirts in tho very newest styles, worth $10.00, for $5.00. 50 dozen ladies' underskirts with 18-inch accordion pleated fiounco; thoy aro worth fr'2.50, for 79c. V HENRY ROTHSCHILD, maker of tho . Stanley WaiBt, Fold us over 400 dozen waists at our own price. 100 dozen waists in all tho new spring cloths, worth $2.00, at 98c. 50 dozen wash waists, at J 9c. 50 dozen wrappers in fine sea island per cales, trimmed with braid, two rufiles 'over shoulder, 15-inch fiounco, mauo to sell for $2.00, for 98c. HAYDEN BROTHERS. Union Station. 1(12 FARNAM STREET. Thon S2X