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THE OMATTA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, MAY 1L 1900.
KELLEY, STICER & CO,
tJnmtul "Valnei In Women'i, Children's,
Min'i, Baji' HiUrj, Sniamer UndVr.
STORE OPEN TILL 9:30 SATURDAY EVENING
'I'll me 1'rlcpn Arf i.enn Than We Tnii
llcilni Hit- Smile Uunlltlrn from
JliniiifMCtiiriT on Account of
Advance In Itntv Mnterlul.
RELLEY, STICER & CO,
Oifordi iod
Sonthirn Ties
Weir.
far Summer
UP-TO-DATE OXFORDS IN BLACK AND TAN
l.nillm' ( i fordo nml Tnn Shop In n
(rrnt Vnrlcly of Styles nml Slinpuft
nt qtl.no, 72,00 nml "a.-.!."
Snturilny Ilnt-Knlna.
15c women's regular 23c fast black hose,
doublo sole, beel and toe, Saturday, ptv
Women's real maco cotton and flno lUlolkld) only J3.25.
thread, drop etltch, fant black hone, hlgU
pllcel hcols ml toca, real price, 35c; Satur
day, 25c per pair.
Women's Imported French llslo thre.id
hose, fancy drop Btltch, nlso plain fast black,
u BUperlor lino of flno cotton hose, all black
foot or maco solo, worth IGc pair; only 33o
or 3 palra $1.
Womcn'B Imported llslo thread hewo, high
grado novoUlw, stripes, checks, vertical
stripes, boot patterns and bolld colors, -somo
-worth doublo tho money asked; our prlco
only GOo pair.
Women's pure ellk hose, fast black; also
a beautiful lino of evening shades; doublo
sole, heel and too, regular prlco 2.00; Satur
day, per pair, $1.50.
15c C hi drcn'ft fast black ribbed cotton
Ladles' Ideal kid, southern tie (Just as
neat as patent leather and wears equal to
Ladles patent leather, dress short, $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.
Ladles black Oxfords, new toe, $2.00.
Ladles tan or black Oxfords, welt sole,
new to?, $3.00.
UAIMMIXS IN LADIES', -MISSES' AND
CHILDREN'S SHOES. ,
Ladles' button or laco welt or turn solo
coin toes and full round toes, formerly, $3.00
and $4.00, now $1.93.
MlEetf' button nhocH, heavy or medium
school hofic, llslo flnloh, clear seams, sizes ' soles, at $1.23; formerly $2.50 and $1.85.
6 to 914; regular price, 22c; double knee, j Cn,1(j. tan button shoes, formerly, $1.85;
heel and to,; Saturday, per pair, 15c.
reuueeu 10 you.
Oim HOYS' DEPARTMENT.
Little gent's shoes, slcs 9 to 13, at $1.75.
Youth's ehoes, heavy soles, round toe,
sizes 13 to 2 at $2.00.
KELLEY STIOKR. & CO.,
Fa main and 15th Sts.
nn.Miv j. m:v.m .stock mm. '
Till or PnntiHin Oniiilin llr ink-
Ink .stuck In I lie l'ntun lllocli.
SOLD HY THE CKED1TOUS
TO BOSTON STOllE, OMAHA,
In conjunction with this sale, which will
take place
MONDAY, MAY 14TH, AT 8 30 O'CLOCK,
AT BOSTON STORE, OMAHA,
There will bo offered for sale
THE ENTIRE STOCK OK A
NEW YORK DRESSMAKING ESTABLISH
MENT. Formerly on University Place.
Messrs. J. L. U ramie I a & Sons wish to
nay that whllo tho high order of tho goods
In the Newman Block Is well known to
every lady In Omaha, the stock Itself was
i small.
BUT IN THE NEW YORK DRESSMAKING
STOCK,
Not only the quality Is superb, but tho
quantity Is very large, and every woman
Interested In swell drmj gcods and silks,
cither made up or by tho pattern, or by tho
yard, will find It to her ndvantago to attend
this sule, Monday, May llth, ut 8:30 o'clock,
at
BOSTON STORE, OMAHA,
N. W. Cor, 10th and Douglas Sts.
BXITHMOX MATHS.
Vln I'ltlrnuo, .MIIiTmikrr A M. I'nnl Ut.
May 19, 20, 21, Washington and return,
$32.25.
May 21, 22, 23, Detroit and return, $22.
Juno 2, 3, 4, 6, Milwaukee and return,
$16.75.
City ticket office, 1504 Farnam street.
Telephone !St,
Sco C. V. Harrison's re.il estate bargains.
Splendid Train Service.
II IH
T. 1
To
tho
West
STUNNERS FOR SATURDAY.
i:ernsio.s.
ltiirllnutuii Itntitc,
Low rates to points west and south, Tues-
I nil', uuy iu. abk hduui uiem ill iou. rar-
nam street, or at uuriingion station, Tcntn
and Maton streets.
35c; 3 pair, $1.00 Children's Imported
oxtru flno host maco cotton hose, fast black
or tan, doublo knee, heel and toe; size 5
to 9; would bo good value at 45c pair; Satur
day only 35c, 3 for $1.00.
f0c Tho now polka dot, Ann lisle thread
hoso for glrlH, stylish nnd pretty; navy or
Ian; slzen C to 9; 60c pair.
SEASONABLE GOODS AT BARGAIN
I'RICES.
Women's Hlchllou rlbbod vcBta, low neck
and nleovoIcM, with colored silk ribbons at
neck and arms; also with wing sleeves;
cbolco, per garment, 15c, 2 for 25c.
Women's Rlchllcu ribbed lisle thtrad
vestfl, low neck, cleoveless or wing sleeve,
rllk finish, whlto or ecru, a cheap vost at
3."!, our prlco Saturday, 25c each.
Women's knee length Jersey ribbed pants,
lacn trimmed, well made, whlto or ecru;
comforts for warm weather; all sizes, only
26c pair.
4Rc Women's union suits, flno ribbed,
superior quality, perfect fit and finish, low
nock, sloovclesw or Bhort wleoves, high neck,
long sloove, nnklc or knro lsngth, whlto
CLOSED UP BY CREDITORS
Oiniitin f.nn KnKlnc nnd Motor (,'oni
imiij I'orcrd In Himprnil Opera
tion I'cikIIiik Settlement.
The Omaha Gas Engine nnd Motor com
pany, whose shops aro at tho corner of
Twenty-eighth and Sahler streets, was
closed Friday by Its creditors, nnd F. W. Mc
Glnnls, constable of Justice Crawford's court,
was placed In charge as custodian pending
settlement. Three attachments have been se
cured against It. Tho first, by the I'axton
& Vlerllng Iron Works, Is for $351.54; tho
second, by William J. Broatch, Is for $199.30,
The contract for tho three electric eleva
tors for tho old Mercer Hotel building and
nlso In tho old postotneo was let to the
Warner Elevator company of Cincinnati, O.,
through Its local representative, Mr. D. V.
Muuro, 112 North Fourteenth Btrect.
Tm Trains Dnlly to Denver.
Two Truin llnllr to Snn Pruicliss.
IThrrn Trains Dully to Ouden.
i Two Trains Dally lo Salt Lk City.
I Two Trains Dally to t'ortland, wltk
DIRECT CONNECTIONS TO
TACO.MA AND SEATTLE
AND
North racltle Coast Potato.
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
Wo sell shoes shoes mado of leather the
best of leather at that no paper soles or
wooden heels. Read our ad on pago 7 and
como to our storo Saturday. Hayden Bros.
Nearly , day saved between Missouri IUret?
and Pacific Coast by taking
The Famous Overland Route.
City Ticket office, laoa Xraa at.
TeU 018.
or ecru, fully worth 75c suit; all sizes, Sat- and the third, by Crano-Churchlll Co., Is for
urday, only 48c suit. jiui.&s.
f.0c. all silk women's all rtlk vests, pink, The Omaha Gas Engine and Motor company
hlue. cream, whlto, lavender boautl fully was organized about a year ago and has
finlnhrd. This line Includes tho new patent ' hardly had tlmo to get Its plant In fair
shl.ild vest Would be excellent valuo at working trim, though Avlthln tho last few
75p; our prlco Saturday, 50c each. I months It has been doing a fairly good
rMi,itW rihhn.1 viu lilrrh nncV. short 1 business. It was engaged In tho manufac-
or long slccvfo, whlto or ecru, flno cotton 1 '"re of gas engines and automobiles,
or IIsIb thread, kneo pants to match, Satur
day, 26o each.
MEN'S UNDERWEAR.
Balbrlggan shirts and drawers, fine quality
and nervlcoablo: shirts with short or long
fllcevns; drawers tegular length with doublo
seat; also oxtra short drnwers, COc.
Extra flno quality balbrlggnn shirts and
drawers, very light weight nnd cool for
summer wear, 75c.
Silk nnd llslo ribbed shirts and drawers,
whlto with blue strlpo light bluo silken
ribbed shlrtR nnd drawers, fast colors-
American hosiery, balbrlggan shirts nnd
drnwers, unsurpassed for durability, $1.00.
Flno ribbed balbrlggan union suits, short
or long sleeves; the Munslng make. $1.00.
Llslo ribbed union suits, light weight and
cool for summer, $1.50.
PARASOLS.
Our pamsol department Is complete with
protty new styles of the latest novelties
from tho host makers of parasols In the
United StatoH; many special dealgns that
nro only shown early In the season and
cannot bp duplicated. Ah usual, tho variety
tho hlghttit and prices the lowest.
$3.00 pretty linn of all silk parasols
stripes, checks, white, with chiffon trim
mings. $1.00 to $10.00 fancy silk parasols protty
variety In solid colorings fancy laco and
chiffon trimmed In colors all whlto and
black, pink, lavondor, grey, old rose, with
very handsomo dreuden bordors,
$2.00 upeelal for Saturday Women's black
silk umbrellas steel rod, Paragon frame
latest stylo In handles 2G-ln a real bar
gain. Children's all silk parasols vnrlety of
cr'ir, and styles from 50c to $2.00.
SPECIAL AGENTS OF BUTERRICK PAT
TERNS. KELLEY, STIOER & CO.,
Cor. 15th and Farnam.
It Is
patentor nnd owner of the patent rights
of a gas englno which Is said to possess
many advantages.
Thin Store Quit.
Tho Howe, 1515 Douglas street, Saturday
morning, extraordinary epcclal sale In baso
ment, Ladles' show, broken sizes, $2.50 shoes,
19c.
Ladles' shoes worth $i.50 and $4.00, but
ton only, broken sizes, 39e.
BOO pairs ladles' oxfords, tan, black,
chocolate, turns and welts, divided Into
three lots, 29c, 39c, 49c.
600 pairs mlfsee' and children's shoes,
19c, 23c, 34c, 49c
THE HOWE,
1515 Douglas St.
INDIANS IN POLICE COURT
l'rrtrml Thry Cnn't UnrtcrMnud Rng
llh and. Arc IMhiiiIhimmI Two
White Mrn Arrested.
Two Indians nnmed Sampson Stables and
Weed Father wero arraigned In police court
yesterday on a chargo of being drunk,
but as they pretended not to understand
English and refused to plrnd either guilty
or not guilty, tho Judge was glad to bo rid
of them by dismissing tho case.
James Martin nnd John T. Mitchell, two
white men who Infest tho classic precincts
of Ramcat alley, had 'been arrested with
them on a chargo of selling them liquor.
They nro now In tho city Jail awaiting tho
pleasure of the federal authorities.
Early buying means long satisfaction.
Don't delay nny longer, but read our ad on
pago 7 nnd como to our storo Saturday.
Hayden Bros.
Wanted A star tea, cigar and spice sales
man, with established trado In Nebraska;
stato age, cxpcMenco nnd salary or commis
sion expected. II. C. Fisher, Chicago.
Omaha Tent nnd Rubber company are pre
pared to fill all orders tents, awnings and
ranvas goods. Now location, comer lltb
and Harney. 'Phono 883.
Tho Industrial Sewing Bchool at 13th and
Pacific streets will bo open Sunday after
noon at 2 o'clock p, m.
Write ads. Sell cuts. Print anything.
Stonccypher, 1201 Howard st. Tel. 13t0.
Graphophones, phonographs, gramophones.
Graphophone Co., 151&V& Farnam, Omaha.
For Ilie Ak-Hnr-Ilen rum.
In order to secure tho circulation of tho
Omaha Woman's club edition of the Dally
Nows, proceeds to go to the Ak-Sar-Ben
parade fund, the following prizes are offered:
Thrco months' scholarship, shorthand nnd
typewriting, Omaha Commercial College,
Reliance wheel, $35, Nebraska .-Bicycle
Co.; cash, $50, Omaha News; camera,
$10, Aloe &. Pcnfold Co.; boys' suit,
$10, Browning, King Co.; 12 yards silk,
$15, Thompson, Belden & Co.; diamond ring
for boy or girl, $23, W. R. Bennett; tailor
suit for lady, $15, J. L. Brandels & Sons.
Any pupil mny compoto for these prizes,
tho one securing the largost number of sub
scriptions having first choice.
Those desiring to compete can tccuro sub
scription books nt the Omaha Dally 'News
olflco between 8 and 10 o'clock Saturday
morning.
A thought for your comfort, a considera
tion for your cash, Is the rule at the big
store of Hayden Bros. Read their ad on
page 7.
You mako a mistake if you don't see those
Imported nnd Dororstlc woolens In suits at
$22. POLACK TAILORING CO., 1305 Farnam.
im wMLwmw mam
Tgg r
Excursions
Denver, Colorado Sprluss or Pueblo nnd
return, Mny 15, $10.
Sr. Louis nnd return, Mny ir, io, 17 nnd
li'-', ? 13.50.
WnshltiBton nnd return, Mny 10 nnd 20,
Detroit nnd return, Mny L'l nnd 22, $22.
Ticket Olflas,
1 502 Farnam St.
Tel. 250.
Burlington Station,
10th and Mason Sta,
Tsl. iza.
LAST WIIKIC tIF Oi;it (ill MAT
ALTERATION SALE.
Thirty-six new Upright Standard Pianos at one-half of their regular value,
also a flno selected stock of
. . STEINWAY . .
A. B. Chase, Vcsc, Stcger, Emernon, Ivcrs & Pond and Packard Pianos at greatly
roduced prices.
Mahogany Cabinet Grand Upright $125.00
Beautiful New Upright, eastern make , $148.00
Marschall & Wendell, ebony case $152.00
Slightly used Chlckerlng, Hatlet & Davis and Kimball Pianos at a great
sacrifice.
New Pianos for rent lowest rates. Fine Tuning and Repairing. Tele
phone 1625.
K SUM. OX F.ASY M(TII I.V.l'A VJIEVTS.
Writes for catalogues, prices and terms or pay us a visit of Inspection and
see the wonderful SELF-PLAYINQ 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
Refrigerators.
Let us show you our 1900 White Enamel Economic nnd Yukon Refrlgora
tora. They aro always pure, sweet nnd clean no scrubbing simply
uso a sponge dampened with soap nnd water and they are as nlco and
clean as the first day from the factory. -The perfect'system of circula
tion Injures pure, dry, cold air and no mixing of food odors In the pro
visions apartment. Our spwlal HARDWOOD CHILKOOT for $5.45 Is a
bargain cine lined twenty-four Inches wide, sixteen Inches dep, thlrty
nlnc Inces high.
Refrigerators Sold on Payments.
Milton Rogers & Sons,
14th and Farnam Sts.
in our
Ladies' Cloak
and Suit
Department,
bvery bolt, Kainy-Day or Walking Skirt itt our
house, goes on sale Saturday a.m., May 12th.
Your choice for
All double face or plaid
back goods, worth up
to $10.00.
It's tlio grandest gatlioring of walking skirls, for tho least to pay, that has as
yot boon shown in Omaha. Gloak and Suit Djpctrlniont on Third Floor.
There's a Bin Off
in the
Millinery Department, Saturday.
Some instances, one-half, one-third and one-fourth you're
Huro of enough off to pay you to investigate, .and, if for any
reason you can't buy your millinery of us oome and get
posted, anyhow.
Mm-
See the
Silk Waists
in our
windows.
HHiiiiiiiiiiiiiHHMMisMUJlUMM
See tho
Silk Waists
in our
windows,
Scofield's
Saturday.
SILK
WAIST
SALt...
Worth Up to $12.
Wo on'cr today, Saturday, a lot
of TnlTcta Silk Waists and Sutlti Waists
In colon and black somo were made
to soil at $12.00-otlicrs to soil at $10,
$S.r0 and $(i.f0-cliok'e of all Saturday
$5
for ?5.00.
UftVnE&lI More .Goods
nAI tICIlS More Particulars
Some of tho greatest valuesand lowest prices of all, will
be in shape for Saturday.
375 ladies' eton and box front jackots of
fine venotian, taffetr lined, mado to sell at
$10 and $12, at $3.98. 500 ladies' tailor
made suits that como in all colors including
blacks, eton and box jackets, mado in the
newest styles, tho jacketa and some of tho
skirts are lined with taffeta silk, they are
good honest values, tho material would cost
you more money, they are on sale Saturday
at $8.88. 100 lino sample skirts, mado up
by the best workmen in all tho extreme styles,
will be on sale Saturday at half price, worth
$20.00, $25. 00 and $35.00, at $10.00, $12.00,
$15.00 and $20.00. 200 ladles' tailor-made
skirts in green, oxford and tan homespun
percalino lined and underlined, and volvot
bound that aro worth up to $8. 00, at $2. 08
each. One table of ladies' black skirts, percalino lined, vel
vet bound, at $2.88. 10 dozen ladies' underskirts, with M
inch flounce, worth $1.00, for 25c, 100 ladies' wrappers, in
light and dark colors, worth $1.00, for 39c. Ladies' black
capes, worth $5.00, for $2.98 each. Ladies' dressing sacks
at 75c each. Our waist department is the largest in the
western country wo have ovory style and more of them than
all the houses in Omaha combined. Wo have wash waists
from 19c to $0.00. Saturday thoro will bo 250 dozen woman's
waists, lino gingham, warranted absolutely fast colors, in the
latest style, for 98o each. 150 ladies' silk waists in all tho
now shades, including black, for $3.98 each.
The busiest cloak department in Omaha.
HAYDEN BROS.
LKSCOflELD
! EXcioAiasuiTGo.
1510 Doimlas St.
This Ad
4 written not tor tlie purpose of plcaBlng
Mr. Ilimuwater or Mr. Hltchcock-nor for
tho dlsplnv of mtr-nMllty as an ailsmlth but
solely to JiKI.I. GOODS.
1 TII13SU AUK Ol'lt PIUCKS.
Our cut prlcr
Mi. AIWr Toot i:as Mr
I 11 ifl llovlnliu'. wi soil Tr
2.V Hrown H rumpnoraicn urnumuu.... -vi;
JU) Hurnham'H Snrsapiirllla 49c
Jl.O) t'oko'H Dandruff Cure .00
r,0c Castcnrots wo fell.. JW
fA- Hoiffonls Arid Phosphate 40c
COc Ilaj's Hair Health 0c
23c Oarllold Tea -0c
23e Kay's l.uiif? Halm r;c
2c Kav'H Hcnovntnr -y
J1 Ort Kl'lmm- H Swamp Root ijc
$1.00 Kendall's Spavin Cure 7Tc
rc Laxative Hromo Quinine loc
Jl.O) l.lHteitne 60o
-. Mnminn'M 'Pii lciim l'owder 1-c
' JI.00 Phillip's Syrup of Wheat Ptiophato SOc
i Uemlck's licznma Cure IjOc
Mc Syrup of KIrh 30o
!i3c Sanltol Tooth Powder 20
c sozonom iHinun; "
Sherman & McConnell Drug Go
COIl 1T1I AND DODQK.
Paint Season
PAINT for houses.
PAINT for barns.
PAINT for roofs.
PAINT-for Jloors.
PAINT for buggies.
PAINT for chairs.
PAINT for settees.
PAINT for stairs.
PAINT for pictures.
PAINT for bridges.
PAINT lor screens.
PAINT for flower stand.
PAINT for everything.
IJHtlmati'8 Riven as to tho amount required
for all kinds of painting by the old re-
H.iKI. nomr hnllftrt Of
J. A. FULLER & CO
l or. Mill milt noiiKlu" MrerU.
HAYDENs Mlaie Suit
Saturday, May 12th. We
challenge the world
We place on sale the entire bankrupt stock
of Miner, Beal & Co,, bought by us at
47c on the dollar, at less than half manufac
turer's cost.
Men's lino suits, all new 1900 spring patterns, about 800 Buits
worth from $8 to $12.50, Saturday for only
$4.75 a Suit
Men's Very Finest Suits at
$10 and $15.
In most stores you will pay $18 to $25 for as good as we
offer at $10 and $15. Of course we know that other stores
'offer suits at $10 and $15, but what is their character? Our
suits aro made up by such well known, reliable makers as
Hart, Schallner Si Marx, Michaels, Stern fe Co, Hackett, Car
hart fe Co., etc.
These Suits we offer at $10 and $15
Will strengthen our reputation for reliability. We know they
will give absolute satisfaction and furthermore we know ex
perience haB taught us that every suit that leaves our storo
soils another tho wearer tolls his friend. This is onr way of
doing business, and it's going to last and grow larger.
HAYDEN
Iriwwi
Selling the most Clothing in Omaha.
GOING and COMING
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health on loth. ' All work wiirranWMl
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Cleaning Teeth .. 75c
Taft's Philadelphia Dental Rooms
1S17 UOUUI.AS UT.
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