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THE OMAHA DAILY BKE; TUESDAY, MAY 8, 3(000.
COST OF CLEANING STREETS
Oitj Engineer Rosiwater ii Preparing Some
Fiure for the Oonnctl.
PREFERS MACHINES TO HND LABOR
C'oM of SnrrittiiK Mrrrtu In Imllnii
npoH In Hit IVr Mile im
AkmIiihI If.':. In
) in it It fi .
In nrcerdanro with tho direction of the
mayor ami council, City Engineer Uoseuatcr
has made on Inspection of street cleaning
methods In Indlannpollii, a city noted In the
vent for its tidiness. The city ondnccr re
turned from his tour Sunday nlht nfter nn
nbucnce of three days. Ilo found indUnapolls
much bettor for comparison with Omaha than
Denver, tho city visited one week uko with
tho same object. In Indianapolis there arc
eighty-two miles of pnvetnent, the name
nmoiint as In Omaha, and the streets con
tain virtually tho samo number of square
yards.
"Kvery paved Rtreot In Indianapolis," said
Mr. Itoscwater, "Is swept by machine four
times each week. The Hwceper In Me Is a
so-called "pneumatic' machine, wcerated on a
miction principle. It contains a ten-hortc
rower engine which maintains n current of
nir hiroiiR cnoiiKh to dtaw all the dust of
the streets Into tho body of tho vehicle.
When a cubic yard has been collected It Is
dumped, to bo gathered up by wagons fol
lowtrg behind. Tho machine Is drawn by
four horses and travels two miles nn hour.
The expense Is nbout fl per mile on an elght
liour workday basis. In addition to tho
machines ihero Is a patrol force of forty
two men similar to our 'blue barrel brigade."
whi"h keeps the pavements Immaculate In
the daytime."
In Omaha the levy made for street clean
ing nmounts to about $17,000. making It
jmsslblo to employ only thirty-eight men.
This force covers two miles dally, tho coat
of cleaning being about $35 per mile. "In
Indianapolis the olllclals are dissatisfied
with the funds allowed them," remarked
Mr Kosowntor, "one of them said to mo:
'Of courso we cati't bo expected to make
much of a showing on $50,000, wo ought to
havo at least $75,000.' "
Tho city engineer will make n full report
of his visit Tuesday night heforo tho council,
together with certain recommendations basej
on his trips to Denver und Indianapolis.
There- Is no doubt an to his advocacy of
machines over hand labor, the only question
bolng ns to tho most npproved pa'tcrn of
nweeper. Tho council, likewise, with threo
Iioslblo exceptions, favors tho substitution
f tho machines. It Is hclleved that the
lalor element will InterpOHo no objection If
it Is mado clear that almost as many work
men will bo necessary. Tho council believes
that whatever decrease may take pluco In
tho fnrco employed will bo more than coun
terbalanced by clean streets and economy of
operation.
During hlH visit In IndlnnnpollH tho city
engineer examined a new paving material
which possessed many points of excellence.
It la nothlnc less than the wooden block
returned In n happier guise. The block Is
rectnngulnr, of white plno saturated with
creosote. It Is practically lmpervlnun to
ivntor nnd Is only four Inches thick, effecting
a great saving In material. The creohote M
Injected under high pressure nnd enters
every poro of tho material. Indlnnapollx has
laid over twenty miles of tho creosotcd
Wocks within tho last threo years and nn
Increasing number of property owners nro
petitioning for It. It Is used largely In tho
'mora aristocratic neighborhoods, notably In
front of tho Honjamln Harrison residence,
nnd In found to bo perfectly smooth, noise
less and clean. Tho city engineer will In
cludo a description of this pavoraent In his
report.
SMITH'S LITTLE PLEASANTRY
lipid lliirnlnir Mnteli Over (Inn of (inn
ollnp mill Hein I.yillii Siviiit'a
(iiiittcla on fire.
Lydla. Swan, colored, who Uvea In n Ilttlo
frame shunty at 1019 Capitol avenue, com
plained to the police Monday that II. Smith
had set her house ullre. Sho says she Ind
taken her beds npnrt nnd was doping them
with gasollno to kill bedbugs when Smith
entered tho room nnd, lighting a match, held
It close to a largo bottle of tho volatile
fluid. There was nn explosion. In an In
stant tho window curtains and bedding were
in lUmes.
Smith then set to work manfully, sho
says, to undo his work, nnd between them
they managed to keep tho damage down to
a tow dollar?, but her hand urn badly
burned and sho required the attention of tho
city physician.
FLOATER STILL UNIDENTIFIED
Pollef Arc NnllMlt-il. However, Hint
tilt- lloilj- In Nol that of
llfiir)' J, .im iiiiiii.
Tho pollco nro engaged in Investigating
tho cao of tho lloater found Sunday morn
ing In tho Platte liver near Louisville, but
thus far have not (mecoeded In Identifying
tho body. Thoy nro satlKlled, however, that
tho remains are not thoso of Henry J. Now
inan, tho ladles' tailor. Tho body, they
fay. Is evidently Mint of a man at Icnt 50
yearn old, while Nowmun was barely 30.
Another point of difference In that tho
floater hns a mustach whllo Newman wa.i
smooth shaven.
Buy It nnd try It If you want a delicious
vino with a beautiful boquct Cook's Im
perial Kxtni Dry Champagne.
en iWLMe
1
TUBE'S ONLY ONE
Only ouo train to Chicago carries an ob
servation cur tho tiurllngton'H Chicago
limited, leavlnc Omaha nt 7:30 p. m.
It s pleasant theso evenings to sit on tho
board platform of tho observation car,
while tho limited reels off fifty nnd sixty
miles un hour as easily us a muu pools a
cluivlns from i soft board,
Leave Omaha, 7;30 p.
9:30 a. in.
Ticket Ollloo,
502 Farnam Si,
Tel. 250.
IllHno nKMATS TOI1AY.
1,0(10 Vnril- milium Itrmiin ntn from
the I'liti-i-suii Itllilmn .Mill on Sole
TODAY.
2SC RIIIBONS. 7'4C' YAItD.
AT IlOSTON STOItK, OMAHA.
Kvery three months we receive a ship
ment of ribbon remnants from a large Pater
con, New Jersey, ribbon manufacturer. This
Is the third shipment this year and we think
It Is the best lot we have ever had.
As theso sales alwajs create a sensation
nnd draw a big crowd we would auggtft that
jou bo on hand early. The ribbons will be
on threo largo bargain square, with ample
facilities for waiting on all as rapidly us
poodblc.
2..C RIunONS. 7V4C.
We will sell all widths of strictly all silk
ribbon that retail a high as lie, In every
color, at 714c yard.
All tho 15c strictly all silk ribbon In a
beautiful line of shades at c ynrd.
All tho 10c strictly all silk ribbons at
yard.
All the .No. 5 and No. 7 ribbons that gen
erally retail at Gc, go In ono big lot at lc
yard.
This s without question the biggest rib
bon offcrlt.g over made In Omaha.
IJ03TON STORK, OMAHA.
N. W. Cor. 16th nnd Douglas Sts.
PORTO RICAN TARIFF DECISIONS
Ciiiiiiiilnnlimer of InlrriHll Itevrnne
I'lioxr I pirn ((llrnl Iomn AfTeetlllH
A liter I en ii .Miiniifiu'tiirers.
The I'orto Mean tariff law again occupies
tho greater part of tho United States treas
ury decisions affecting tho revenue th's
week, and Incidentally the commlMloner ol
Internal revenue shows people how they
may avoid paying tho tax levied upon tick
ets for passage to foreign ports. In tho de
cisions he says that by the operation of tho
new tariff law the stamp Is not required
upon tickets to I'orto Rico and that as tho
United States Internal revenue laws do
not extend to the colony no stamps are re
quired upon tickets from Island ports to
any part of the globe.
In tho samo volume of decisions It Is
held that goods shipped to the United Stntis
from foreign countries may bo shipped to
I'orto Klco In bond ,by any lino of ships
bonded to transport goods to that Island, hut
for tho benefit of thoso who would take ad
vantage of this provision he volunteers tho
Information that no such line exists, Tho
commissioner ndds that any line applying
for tho privilege will meet with a hearty
wclcomo by treasury officials.
From and nfter May 1 upon all goods
shipped Into this country from Porto Hlco
must be paid the eame Internal rcvenuo tax
'ns If they wero manufactured In this coun
try In addition to the 1C per cent Impost.
On all goods shipped from this country to
tho Island the samo tax must be paid. Tho
collector of Internal revenue at Omaha Is
Instructed to provide stamps, 'which will
be sold for the payment of Interna revenue
tax on tho Imported goods.
WAH LEE GETS CONTINUANCE
linn I.rnrnril Willi! In filming to nil
L'lieonvleleil Drf eiitlnnt mid
AnUh for It.
necauso Wnh Lee has loomed the ways
of tho 'Mellcan man nud saw lit to exercise
his rlghtH us nn unconvicted defendant tho
largo crowd which assembled In police court
Monday nfternoon to hear tho evidence In
tho opium smoking cases went home disap
pointed. Lee said his witnesses wero not
all thcro and asked for a continuance, so
thero was nothing for tho court to do but
grant his request. Another attempt will be
mado to try tho caoo this afternoon.
Wan Leo Is charged with being a keeper
of n "hop Joint" on Capitol avenue between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
Sam Leo nnd Joe Leo, similarly charged,
whoso place Is under tho Midway saloon,
plcaacd guilty' And wero fined $15 and costs
oach, which thoy paid. When arraigned two
weeks ago they pleaded not guilty. The
men and women charged with being fre
quenters will not be tried until the cases
of tho kcepcrn ore disposed of.
"DoWItt's Little Karly Risers are tho
finest pills I over used." D. J. Morre, Mill
brook, Ala. They quickly cure all liver and
bowel troubles.
Slntu KiiIIn, S. I)., mill Ilrtnrn.
On May 7, 8 and 9 the Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul railway will sell tickets Omaha
to Stoux Falls nnd return good for return
until May 14 for $6.05.
City ticket ofllce, 1604 Farnam street.
The contract for tho three electric eleva
tors for tho old Mercer Hotel building and
also In the old postofllce was let to the
Wnrner Klevator company of Cincinnati, O.,
through Its local representative, Mr. D. V.
Munro, 112 North Fourteenth street.
Write ads, sell cuto, print anything.
Stouecypher, 1201 Howard st. Tel. 1310.
Ten per cont off regular prices on our
Spring und Summer Imported nnd Domestic
Woolens. Stylish tailoring popular price..
POLACIC TAILORING CO., 1303 Farnam St.
firnphophones, phonographs, gramophones.
Graphophone Co., lolC',4 Farnam, Omaha.
Hoard Trado blng, cortlflcato paying 6 per
cent on $340, for sale-at a sacrifice. G 22, Deo
IIIKIl.
VANpl'S Sylva, aged 1 year. 4 months, It
ilnS'.i.
Funeral Tuesday at 2 o'clock p. m. from
220 Hickory St.
HAUUIS-MIhs Mnry R., May 7, 1900.
Funeral services from tho residence of
her sister. Mrx. F. II, Norton, 3S33 Califor
nia street, Wednesday, May 9, IftOO, nt 2
o'clock ii. in. Friends Invited, Interment,
Forest l.nwn cemetery.
msm
m. Arrive Chicago,
Burlington Station,
10th and Maaon Sis,
Tel. 128.
ij.vcn t irtT.uv AXXoi.vcKMnXT.
We Are In Itrrolpt of tlir tlntlrc Slilp-iK-nt
of I.iiim' Ciirtulii
Which wo told you nbout last Sunday.
SALK HEOINS WEDNESDAY
AT UOSTON STORE, OMAHA.
This Is the entire surplus accumulation
of a largo laco curtain Importer, being his
stock of small lots, viz; 2, 3, I, 5, nnd 6 palts
of a pattern, lots too small for a wholesale
house, so wo bought tho entire lot, nearly
5,000 pairs of all grades of NOTTINGHAM,
IRISH POINT. DRUSSELS nnd REAL
LACE CURTAINS
Wo offer them todsy AT LESS THAN 25c
ON THE DOLLAR.
So far wo have assorted out but one lot,
which will be all tho laco curtains that gen
erally sell up to $2.50 pair, wo will fell them
at 29c each Wednesday.
Wo wil tell you more about them In to
mot row's paper. They go on sale promptly
Wednteday morning.
BOSTON STORE, OMAHA,
N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas St.
K.VCI HSIOX IIATHS
Vln ( lilcnuo, .MllitnnUiv .t fit. I'nnl II).
May 19, 20, 21, Washington nnd return,
$32.25.
Mny 21, 22, 23, Detroit and return, $22.
June 2, 3, 4, 5, Mllwaukco and return,
$16.75.
City ticket office, 1501 Farnam street.
Telcphono 2S4.
SprhiK .Sclii'ilutu on Hip Ml'UcI Plntc
ItOllll
Effective May 6th. 1900.
Fort Wayne, Flndlay. Fostorla, Rellcvue,
Lorain. Cleveland, Pnlncsvllle, Ashtabula,
Connenut, Glrard, Eric, Chautauqua Lake,
Dunkirk, Hutlnlo, as well as New York,
Ronton and all intcrmedlato points In New
England, New York plate and the nnthraclto
coal regions nro reached on fast time and
at lowest rates of faro by trains of the Mckel
Plato road. Leave Chicago 10:35 u. m., 3:3d
p. m 10:30 p. m., with up-to-dnte drawing
room sleeping cars, Unexcelled dining cars
on through Ronton and New York train at
10:35 n. m. and New York City fast cxprcsa
train leaving Chicago at 3:30 p. m. All
traln.i run dally. Train leaving Chicago at
3:30 p. m. hafl Observation Car cast of Iluf
falo over the Lackawanna road, arriving In
New York City 7:25 p. m., every day In tho
year, In good shape for evening entertain
ments. Secure sleeping ear Bpaco In advance.
Write, wlro or 'phono 2057 Central, to J. Y.
Cnlahan, General Agent, Chicago, 111.
Notlee!
Grand May polo ball, given by Georgo A.
Custer W. R. C, No. 82, Tuesday, May 8,
1900 Washington hall, cor. ISth and Har
ney streets,
Omaha Tent nnd Rubber. comDany are pre
pared to fill all orders tents, awnings and
canvas goods. Now location, corner 11th
and Harney. 'Phono S83.
LOOK NICE
ON THE PORCH
Tho porch chnlrn will look Just like new
If you paint thorn with tho SHERWIN
WILLIAMS BUGGY PAINT. This paint
comen In elegant shades of RED,' BLUE,
GREEN nnd YELLOW, Remember, for
the porch chairs use tho Sherwin-Williams
BUGGY PAINT. In 25c nnd 45c cans.
roil n.vitnwooi) fi.ooiis
uta Sherwin-Williams "VARNISH STAIN."
This article stains and varnlfhes at ono
operation. It comes in OAK, WALNUT,
MAHOGANY, CHERRY and GREEN. In
35c, 45c and 75c cans,
CALL I'OR COI.OIl CAHUS.
Sherman & McConnell Drug Co.
New Location. 16th nnd Dodge
Spltndid Train Strvici.
Ta
tho
West
To
till
West
Tot Trains Dnllr to Dearer,
Tni Trains Daily to San Kriuoli.
Threw Trnlnii Dully to Offden.
Two Trains Dully to Salt UkiCUr.
Trro Trains Dally to I'ortland, wttk
DIRECT CONNECTIONS TO
TACOMA AND SIOATTI.li
AND
North Pacific Const Point.
MAQNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
Nearly a day saved between Missouri ItlTOr
and Pacific Coast by taking
The Famous Overland Route.
City Ttokat Office, 1302 Karaaaa It.
Tel. 31ft,
EVERY DROP
Of mcdlcluo used In our prescription work
U.the best we can possibly buy. Puro drugs
means a speedy recovery. Imitations may
cause a rclapeo. Do you want the best at
reasonable prices? Then bring us your
prescriptions.
50c Milk Magnesia 40c
50c Brown's Ginger 40c
50a Parker's Ginger Tonic 40c
75o Bennc Plant 60c
25o Chamberlain's Colic Curo 20c
25c Pierce's Sweet Weed 20c
35c Wakcfleld'8 Blackberry 30c
35c Castorla, genuine 25c
50c Llthla Tablets Wyeth" 40c
40c Llthla Tablets, Wycth's 30c
J. A. FULLER & CO
CUT I'HICll DIU'CfJlSTN,
Cor. Mth mill DiiiikIiih Street.
UQIG
Your Teeth..
nnd think of Shakespeare's quotation that
"Good digestion waits on nppetlto and
hcultli on both.' All work warranted.
Hold Crowns J5.00
Good set Teeth $5.00
Hold Fillings J1.50 up.
Cleaning Teeth 75c
Tad's Philadelphia Dental Rooms
1317 DOUGLAS ST.
K1Z
?ao.oo T.vii.oit-w.wm st its. fn.no.
Huston Store Will Sell Tlmrilny 1,'J.IO
of the l.ntcM ,n,,.,' Miui-Tiillnreil
SUITS,
Mado tn retail at $20.00.
Mado to retail at $15.00.
Made to retail nt $10.00.
ALL AT $5,00 EACH THURSDAY
AT IlOSTON STORE.
It Is a New ork manufacturer's entlro
slock, every garment strictly up-to-date,
silk lined and first class throughout.
We desire to stnte most emphatically that
of all the ladles' suit wtlcs ever held in
Omaha, none could omparo with this.
$20.00, $15.00 and $10.00 ladles' suits nt
$5.C0 each Thursday, May 10th at
Sultfc now displayed in window.
BOSTON, STORE. OMAHA,
W. Cor. Mth nnd Douglas Sts.
AliiHituii'elilPllt,
John Drow, comedian, nnd his orUlnal
company from tho Empire theater, New
York, will be prcented by Charles Trohman
at Boyd's Thursday -night for n slnglo per
formance. The comedy of temperament,
"Tho Tyranny of Tears." by Haddon Cham
bers, will bo tho offering. Isabcllo Irvlns
Is Mr. Drow's leadfhg woman nnd hand
some, demure Ida Coiujuest Is the Ingenue.
Tho entire original acenlo produrt'on wilt
be shown. Mr. Drew Is said to be seen nt
his best.
Attention IS. . n, nnilV. It. c.
The May pole dance will tfomo off on Mny
8th at Washington hall on account of
Myrtle hall being out of repair. Every one
Is cordially Invited."
Wanted A star tea, cigar nnd spice salts
man, with established trado In Nebraska;
state age, experience and salary or commis
sion expected. H. cV Kishcr, Chicago.
See C. V. Harrison's real estate bargains.
HAYDEN
S
The opportunities for purchasing at this great May sale
of ours in the cloak departmentare somethin g unprecedented
and unknown in the cloak business.
Our Mr. James JIayden. in New York, wiring to our
cloak buyer brought him face to face witli the greatest bar
gains in ladies' garments that we ever saw this or any other
season. Hundreds of garments at less than the eost of ma
terial. Crowded to tho doors, but will have extra sales-people
to wait on you tomorrow. 520 additional girls in our sew
ing rooms, guaranteeing prompt delivery.
Ladies' all wool suits, jackets, silk lined through- AD
out, made to sell for 812.50 on sale at UiVO
Ladies' tine all wool Venetian suits, in colors and AO
black made to sell for 16 to 18, at U.VO
Ladies'-suits, some lined throughout, worth 1 n Cr
25 to 30, for ' l.uU
Wrapper Sale
"We bought the entire production of H.
Mirsky wrapper factory. We got them at half
the price of the cloth. On sale in our middle
aisle in cloak department.
50 dozen wrappers in dark colors,
at, only
100 dozen wrappers in dark and light ACr
, colors, regular 1 wrappers, for. . ..
09 dozen ladies' percatine wrappers with 15-in.
flounce, two rullles over shoulder, in dark and
light figures, worth 1.50 J zJL
100 dozen wrappers in heavy percales, lawns, dimities, in
light and dark colors, Uounco trimmed with lace
and embroidery, never sold for less than Oftrt
2.00 ,and 2.50, on sale at "Ol
This will bo tho greatest wrapper ealo ever attompted. You will not be disap
pointed, but more than pleased by attending. Groat Salo on ExquLslto Millinery.
HAYDEN BROS,
Second suggestion from the originator of the new party cry
"Good Clothes for Everybody"
and Buy Them at Boston Store
that means Boys' Clothes as well as Men's Clothes.
Every healthy, well-balanced boy feels a little bit more
of a man, when he is properly dressed. It is so easy to give
your boy this advantage if you buy his clothing at "Boston
CDPP Don't forget that avc give a huso hull, a but, a baseball
JTtHII mask or boxing gloves with euch uit,
iiAvni:.v nnos.
nnfKnltm on Snle Tiirmlnr In the lllir
I, Inen mill Ilnmentle Deinrtinent. j
Two cases fancy printed dimities (slightly
damaged) at 7'4s yard. S cases of best
American percalo In long mill remnants,
worth 12Sc, on Kilo 6c yard, 1 lot of
calico In dark styles at 2;c ynrd. 36-ln.
drapery Swiss, long pieces, 8 and 10c yard.
Another lot of those lino India lawn nnd
llnons nt 5c yard, others get 15c. Cream
damask, ltic yard. Bleached damask, 15a
yard. Tut key red damask, 12t.4c fi yards
of cotton crash for 5c. 18-ln, linen glass
toweling for Go yard. 20-ln. cotton checked
glnss toweling, 2'4c yard.
HEEDING BROS.' BEST SEWING SILK
ON SALE THURSDAY, 1C SPOOU
HAYDEN BROS.
Cramer's
Kidney Cure 75c
I'nliip'ft Celery t'oiiinoiniil ...... Wp
t'ernmi "''
Went llrnln nml ."Verve Trentinent Site
Unity Mult Whisker S5f
l'jrninlil 1'lle Cure -"'
t ilnx. -u r ttiiliilne t'niisnlen. . tv
1 ilnx. It-u-r. tlulnlne t'niimiles. . . . 10e
I liir.. .".-Kr, 41 ii I I lie Ciipsules. . . . t!iv
S, S. S Tfto
Solmefer'H Siirnnnnrllln l."e
Ilriiinii 4 1 ii I ii I ii o tflc
Syrup of IMk 2Dc
I. Interim- .'lie
Htmil'M Sn run mi rill it ,. lllle
Wine n f Cnrilnl 7Hc
I'liiUlinin'n Co in pirn nil .......... 75c
AJn Tnlilel -too
I'leree's
'reiprlitloit
7,1c
SCHAEFER
CUT I'RICIC
DRIJdGIST.
Cor. lQth mill Chlonijo Sts.
Particulars as the
Goods Come in.
.25c
biore. iot only do you give
him the best in the market
but the cost to you is really
small much less than the
Eame quality would cost else
where. $250 $2 $150
At these figures we offer
you a line of boys' suits in
all wool blue serges indigo
fast dye all wool fancy mix
tures, striped and plain cas
simores and cheviots and
puro wool, black clay wor
steds every seam is rein
forced buttons are sewed
on to stay pants are linen
taped throughout pockets
extva well stayed and all
linings and trimmings of
standard tested materials.
Every suit is right, in
every way they lit, thoy
wear, they please. If there's
anything new or good in
clothing in form it's always
first to bo had of us.
BOSTON STORE,
OMAHA.
Cor. 16th and Douglas Sts.
feel that a now and radical light is spreading over
tho town. Our shoo departments grow, grow, grow.
Each month's business outdoes the same month a
year ago. Every pair wo sell is a walking advertise"
meat, that's why theso departments have outgrown.
We hold up
for your inspection Tho Ne
braska shoo against any and
all comers. Wo guarantee to
givo you. the best shoe values
that can be had. We give it to
you with our guarantee that
if it doesn't wear right we
make it right.
You can bring 1.90 to
this shoe department of ours
and take away the best mado,
best stock best fit and jnost
comfortable fit in Omaha for
the money. It's a ladies'
compare it with any 2.50
naMi'ii
LAST WKKIC OK tU II (iltllAT
ALTERATION SALE.
Thirty-six new UprlRht Standard Pianos at one-balf of their regular value,
atao a fine solcctcd stock of
. . STEINWAY . .
A. B. Chase, Vtse, Steger, Bmcroon, Ivera & I'ond and Packard Pianos at greatly
reduced prices.
Mahogany Cabinet Grand Upright $125.00
Beautiful New Upright, eastern make $118.00
Marscball & Wendell, ebony cane ' $102.00
Slightly used Chlckerlng, Hnllet & Davis and Kimball Pianos at a great
sacrifice.
New Piano; for rent lowtnt rates. Fine Tuning and Repairing. Tele
phone 1625.
vi: sKi.r, ox hasv monthly paymhxts.
Writes for catalogues, prices nnd terms or pay us a visit of Inspection and
Be the wonderful SELF-PLAYINO PIANOLA. It plays any piano. Any one
can uso It,
SGHMOLLER & MUELLER
The Old Reliable Piano House.
1313 Farnam St., Omaha. 337 Broadway, Go. Bluffs
U fAnCli'
nAl UUlS
Find Quick
Quick buyers are what we
ways on the hum. All the hesitating that is experienced
in our store is through tho fact that our assortments are so
large and original that our buyers hardly know which they
like best. J hey can close their
how low the price they will
city for their money. It's a pleasure for us to do business
because we succeed in making
Boys' all wool knee pants suits, in double breasted, alBo
vesteo, at $1.75 instead of $3.50.
Young men's suits at $3.75
$9.00.
Boys' all wool knee pants Buits at 95c, instead of $2.
Men's fine blue serge suits, double breasted sack styles at
$4.90 instead of $10. 00.
HAYDEN
Weaver of the Bee
is a Member of
THE G. C. G.
DON'T FORGET THAT
Mttl3lttfill.M:
You hive the BEST notwithstanding; they
r. n. men m. c. ro m ani'ka ctit ukhs, kt i.ocin, mo.
C. A. ItAILSIJACK, OMAHA, DIHTHIBUTOK.
Whoever
Looks
intelligently at ' the
shoo situation can but
shoe
ind wo invite you to
shoe in tho market
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HONEST
VALUES
want they keep our store al
eyes and select and no matter
get the greatest value in the
so many satisfied.
Buyers.
Some of tho most honest values are to
bo found in tho great bankrupt clothing
stock of Miner, lieal & Co., Boston,
bought at 47c on the dollar, now on sale.
Men's very fine spring suits $10 instead
of $15 to $18.
Men's puro worsted suitB at $7.50 in
stead of $12. 50.
Men's all wool suits at $5.00 instead
of $8.
Men's worsted suits at $3.90 instead
of $7.50.
and $5 instead of $6 and
BROS.
CURE YOURSELF!
ItlgU fnr unnatural
dlichr.rjiMi, InUtnium'ion,
Irrltattnni or ulc.ratloiuj
of mticuui nrmkianra.
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Orcuur .iui ou rejuj
WHEN SMOKING k
cost you nu mora ttuu Inferior aoodi.
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