THE OMAHA DAILY BE IS: SATfUDAY, JUNE 1(5, 15)00.
Grand Picture Sale
The Heyn copyrlsht Indian pictures, superior in colorlnR and nnlith to any In
dlan pictures on the. raarkc', 17V each. Complete ect of 12 subjects, only J2.00.
Grand Jewelry Sale
Tho entire factory stexk of Slick IMns. licit IJuckles, tlrooehes, Shirt Waist Sets,
etc., on alo at one-fourth regular factory prluo. All Roods fully guaranteed. All
I5o goods at 7'c. 00c goods at 12".ac. JlOO and 11.50 goode at 25c.
Grand Ribbon Sale
AH new, up-to-date goods no old stock,
two prices 30c ribbons, ISc. 35c ribbons 19
60c Ladles' Belts, 25c.
16o Linen Collars, 7&
60c Neckwear, 25c.
35c fine Laces, 10c.
75c Tucklngs, 4&c.
$1.50 Books, 89c
All the new books, Including "To Have and to Hold." "Janice Meredith," "Rich
ard Carvel," "David Harum," nnd "When Knighthood Wan In Flower," on sale Satur
day, only 89o.
Captain King's Hooks, 10c.
"Quo Vadls," rr.
1.000 35c gilt top books, bent list of titlca, only l!'c.
furniture
Most folding beds are uncomfortable. ncd
lounges are worst than nothing, but hero
you get something that serves as a couch
In the daytime- nud no bed In any better at
night.
Saturday Bargains in Our Basement
Compare These Prices. Then Buy.
SUMMER (JOODS.
12-tlnc rako
Garden hose
Warranted hose
Solid brasa nozzle
2-Har clothes rackx
Folding Ironing board
Wire screen
l'oultry netting, per 100 so., feet
Screen door spring hinges
Screen doors
I. awn rukes, 'JO-tine
Hard wood hose reel
Jointed fishing rods
I.incnrecls
. 17c
. 10c
83
19c
33c
69c
lc
60c
9c
63o
35c
43c
49c
19a
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Pricjs Making Gradual Decline from Dizzj
Height.
S1UDE UNDER HIGHEST POINT OF 1892
Ontinit of tin- Iron l'uraaT In lle
liortetl Only Mlislitl) !. Tlmn
ut MlKlM'Nt I'olnl ItciirlH'tl
Wlirunry I'lrnt.
NEW YORK, Juno 15. U. G. Dun & So.'a
Weekly Heview of Trade says:
A sttison of decliuliiir iirlccs Is never
wholly agreeable to business men whoco
stocks on lumd aro losing their value; yet
thi.ru nr times when return to the highest
prosperity In business is not possible except
through readjustment of prlcen. Tho high
est prosperity the country had ever reached
i.rlnr (n thn nanle was In 1S92. with nrlces
averaging1 not quite 75 per cent on their
uveruge In 1SC0. After great depression for
several years tho highest point reached
with Inst year's recovery was M) per cent
nn Miirch Hi hut the craduiil yielding has
nlrendy returned tho general average of
prices to u shade less than 75 per cent,
practically where It was with the highest
prosperity In IMC.
The output of Iron furnaces June 1 was
iM,:r76 tons weekly, nn lncreaso of 2,520 tons,
making tho yield only 1.63S tons less than
nt the highest point ever reached February
1. Hut the Increase of unsold stocks to
3.EMM tons, nnout im.wu tons in -May. uis
irwt.H ii l.ircer decline than was cxnected
In tho new business, upon which neurlv nil
thn works nnd furnaces hnve now to rclv.
and reports that furnaces of considerable
capacity huvo nlrendy been closed this
Acts gently on the
Kidneys, Liver
and Bowels
f.EANSES THE $YSTEM
U ..EFFECTUALLY
f. L"
ft f-PATiOM
WMte ntnUAMrMTIV
rtni'innunn
(gUlvRNIATG5Y!?VF(2.
no poor colors all the latest. Only
Kver on tho alert to secure really good
articles, things that are durable an well ns
useful, we have secured tho agency for thU
all steel Couch. No wood whatever. No
such thing as springs falling over. No ex
celsior to sift through on tho floor. Then
if It becomes necessary to make an extra
bed. here you are. A bed fit for a king.
You cover It with a couch cover and hrs
you are. completo and compact. The prl-e
Is $12. GO and wo are now In shape to till alt
orders. At the same time remember wo
will make It worth your while to buy your
furniture HERE NOW.
HOl'SE Fl'HNISHINO GOODS.
Patent suit hangers 9c
Mucilage, per bottle 3s
No. S copper bottom billers 79e
Complete cobbler' otr:it 43c
Ice cream freezes $1 lu
3-section dinner pallt 19c
Gasoline oven $1 49
2- Burncr gasoline stove $2 Vl
Gasoline torches $1 49
Refrigerators from $3 49
3- arm hardwood tool racks 8c
relished claw hammers So
Steel frame wringer $1 19
Nickel plated Pott's Irons '89o
month seem likely to be correct. Within n
. f'f. U" nr (ten , I. 1, ....... i . i
thplr pmnlnvnru u' I... .11 1 . . . .
f 1.1.1..- . . ",n ""mi. ncmanus
for higher wages and shorter hours and ttu
..111 Jr. "; 'whs ior kick or orders
Mil have much lntluen-e about that time.
'rlnpt prm 11 .11.. I .. .. ..
vv. 1 . . ... -wunraiue
Vi 1 in w. ,u reported lower
.iiV . 1 llosl"K ' furnaces nnd
Jin nun num.. Henry iiajustcd present
supply to the demand, the fart that m, nj
largo operations are held back until prices
have been readjusted will have Its proper
The boot uml shoe branch has been hln
TYrfF'l. mre 't'"1 ," ,"her manufacture
1111 t ' (V,e,rhar"' b' difference of prices.
"-h, tuiu 10 onio extent in
?h?se"v.r..,hat. th,1hlgl1 prlee9 demanded early
- " "m iiui ne nenj. ine leather
companies, however, have at times made
ij .i, .w .l.'K"' uemanc . and It
LruUr.ed ,hat ne .rela" nml wholesale deal
ri!ha5 on, hand too largo stocks, taken
when the advance was In progress
.AXa. ill , ' '""v siowiy n cotton
Rds. although a few cjuotatlons are
slightly reduced, the uncertain shining In
,52r ,,.TO.E??!? h"vlng so ln-
..w, ,,u tiauuiK 01 export! t t'hina
on nerount of the Interior strife there As
fected In tho same way. the present cr-dl-
,n,h. U' V0"0 w,ho 'u"k 'o? low. r i,7 Is
In the Bocids market. No further chance
utipears this week In tho woe 1 markets ,,i
though their stns.mtion. w th irre-u l'r
sapleMs'tlfl00..?'0"11 U!e mo.t "adored
nmpies, sun Indicates a downward lend.
ency. Silk and hemp have nlic? gone lower
foes" 3"COnt fnU 1,1 rubber helps neVbus
...Vi!,cat hns bl'en advanced nearly 3 cents
I g Vrnln U'i.f,heXtenslVO '"A" to Fowl
G-sln A'st'Tcr5 bus,le,s' 5Biln.t3..
somewhat smaller than last year bC"
jn1' SUh ?f 0
In ninnufacturlng and $a3.!.W In ' tfadlnc
'V;,o&te!l0SS
vi:i:ki,v ci.n.vm.vti notsn t.viji.r.
.iKMi-eKnte of n7lnj;. Trnn.nolf.1 l,y
""' AHmieluteil HiiiiUm,
NBW YORK, June lS.-Tho following
table, compiled by Brad.treet. shows the
bank clearings at all the principal cities
for the week ended Juno II, with the per
centage of Increase and decrease as com
pared with tbo corresponding week last
year:
CITIKS.
Amount, i Inc. Dec.
New York
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia ,
St. Louis ,
Pittsburg
Baltlmoro ,
Han Kranclsco
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Cleveland
New Orleans
Detroit
Louisville
OMAHA
Indlanannlls .
812.550,031!.
163.3Sl.7li .
131.7KW0
73 919,S2fl.
32,G7U2li
32,O13.fi30
2U.S1S.256 .
'JO.57S.S30
15,511.750!
H.716.5S7,
13,210,731
11,770X31
8.1S7.573I
,OS2,7J6
7.121.07S
ti.4IS.7l-
fi, l'.832 .
fi.0S2.tO0'.
5,S7,149
5.5?J.'j;0
5,lfil,0)
5.(V,1,50S
4.S71.0M,.
1.81!.2tHl
4.471! (00 .
4,12.1.381 .
3.775 2111
3,247.552
S.H80.17O,
2,&iJl,4
2,Oi)2J7!
'..4S7,751
2 3I2.MO.
.'.1M.74,
1,870,131'.
1.8710)1.
1 7.115
l.CW.VliO!
1,47.!12
l.iM.StO1.
23.S
11.1
li.4
33
13.7'
-.1
10.9
30.6 .
S S'
14 5i
Ctj til
21 3
25 7
S 0'
4 2
5 'J
i 4
6 9
15 2
Providence
' Milwaukee
I St Joseph
j Columbus, O
Hurra lo
Houston
Denver
nalvestnii
, St. Paul
1 Richmond
Washington
Savannah
Hartford
Los Angeles
Memphis v
i Hcatllo
, Portland. Ore. ...
I Toledo
Salt Lake City...
Fort Worth
Rochester
Peoria . . .
. New Haven
Sprlngtleld, Mass.
13. S
7.fl .
0.4,.
3.l
I 91
f9.5i,
17.0
11 1
41
3'.5
21
3
37.2
39.71
35.91
ra.fi1
1.4
111
11 3
2 I
20 1
.0
7 9i
II A I UD1S
Daily announcements of special bargains that others connot ap
proach. Saturday's list will surprise the shrewdest. Great sale on
clothing. Agents for Butterick's Patterns.
Great
Over
CHILD'S lllne ijtl.aR Kill Mnip MIim'ith, le S to II. on nl"
MISSUS' Hue l.."0 Mil Mrim. turn mile. Ml micro, liluoU nnil Inn. lir IU to U,
MIUKS' line Jjtl.r.ll Mil. turn noli-, (Ivford 'lie. lc- !l o 7. on Mile Ml
l..ini:s' line i..0O mill n'i.'M Oxford 1'lr innl Mriip Sllpiiprn, nltvn i! l-a to II,
I, Millie' llni' lJU.OO nnil HU.f.O lei Kill Mioro, In tit it or liluckn. lrci !! l-a o 7.
IIOV' Hue i1.7r. nnil lMtl enlf nnil Inn mint Luce Mioi-k "I"'"1 a lo B I-a In till
(Hills' lllif I "' xitl 1 1, onir mill tun Mil l.uee Shoe. le t to HI. on snip
SHIN'S Hue la.r.O uml i?:t.Ot utlii I'lilf nnil inn llm t ulf Mines, nlc II lo II, at
A Big Silk Sale
All Day Saturday
From S o'clock n m. until 10 o'clock p.
in will these very special prices prevull.
7Jc colored Bengalmes. all at 23-
50c Austrian s.lk .n elegant stripes .... 2 e
30c plaids and stripes, in wash silk.... 2-C
$100 white crepe du chene at 39:
70c black tafteta at only 49c
00c while or cream satla for only .... 3 c
75c and 50c plain wash silks, all shades. Olc
fl.00 black or white Japaneso silk, 3'J
Inches wide (59c
Closing out Foulard silk icmnants.
All best grades. In length from 3 yanU
up to 13 yards, worth $1.00, $1.25. $1.39 and
$130. any of these remnants on Saturday
at 73c yard
Glassware
Bargains in Basement
Rveiy article nt one-fourth regular va'ue.
Iow prices, high grade goods.
Tumblers, fire polished, each. Wie.
Tumblers, blown, regular prlco Sc. sale
price, 3c.
Fish globes, 1 gallon, regular price,
$1.75; salo price, $1.19.
Cake stands, footed, plain or choice of
various patterns, worth 33c; tomorrow, 19c.
Berry bowls, large size crystal, 6VjC.
Orange bowls, bell shape, 10-lnch, close
Imitation cut glass, worth 33c; tomorrow,
19c.
Berry sets, Are polished crystal, 7 pieces,
worth 63c; sale price, 35c.
Berry dlshe. crystal, small size, 114c.
Cut i1n ahnrhnrt cur3. latest atvles
and cut, worth $1.00, sale price. 33c.
Cut glasa tumblers, latest designs, worm
$1.00; tomorrow. 29c.
Atlanta
Des Moines
Nashville
Norfolk
Grand Rapids
Taconia
Dayton. O
Worcester
Sioux City
Syracuse
Spokane
Portland, Me. ...
Wilmington. Del.
t-'all River
Scranton
ugista, On
Lowell
New Hedforcl ....
Knoxvllle, Tenn. .
Topeka
Birmingham
Wichita
UliiKhamton
Lexlncton. K.v. ..
1.112,743
1 115,701
1.279.443
1 .225.0fi
1.215.011
1.20S.432..
1.195.15
1.12.5&l..
l,0;ti.J36.
1.059,533...
1.0I4.921I
t-t2.2o.'l .
9U2,2V .
fitV),s7.'.
591.597,
4CKo
593,453,.
64S,2fiS
SlS.sSSI
459,410'
34S.10")' .
Sj'.rai1
irM.74S
372,ii
I57.20O
317.0431
::m,954.
205.900 .
2:0.25M,
no9.f,to
131.0J7L
16S.3H,
135.35-) .
S7fi.ot:oi .
H-i.!42
5:0.COi1!
Sffi.l77
37,7'.'4i
604 9541.
3M.057 .
15 fi
Ss 0
It 4
40 3
3 4
71 5
17.2 .
I
25.9 .
'.'.'.'.'.'
21.7
21. S
":u
ls.S
2i.l
1.4!
7.2
1S.1
01.3 .
1:1:
1
"pltii.
10. S.
5.9,.
5.2'.
32 7 .
23.31.
"id.
11.9'.
I
41. ll.
1.9
Jacksonville, Fill.
Kalamazoo
Akron
Chattanooga
RncUforcl. Ill
Canton, O
Springfield. O. ...
11. S
Fargo, u...
Sioux Falls, S.
Hastings, Neb.
Fremont, Neb.
Davenport
Helena
Mncon
D.
5.7
"O,
1.3
19.ll.
S7.fi ,
15.7 .
S.21.
Kvansvllle
Little Rock
Sprlngtleld. Ill
Youngstown
Saginaw
323,953;
Totnls. V. S It,455,3;3,7s7
Totals outside N. Y. til2.Slo,13'i
14.3
3.7
DOMINION OF CANADA,
! Amount, inc.
CITIKS.
Dec.
Montreal ....
Toronto
Winnipeg ....
Halifax
Hamilton ...
St. John. N.
Vancouver ..
Victoria
11,255.6501.
10,919,l!i7
2.3S2.43II
1,47l,S0i,
761.102'
712,003!
S7S.911
621.5611
4.0
16.0 .
27.3'..
'i3. ')'..
2.0..
IS. 4 ..
'y.iC
R..
Totals : U 52,C07,ot6 7.0 .
riiinrmitceil Cure tor Pile.
Itching. Blind, Bleeding or Protruding
Piles. No cure no pay. All druggists are
authorized by tho manufacturers of Pazo
Pllo Ointment to refund the money where It
falls to cure any case of piles, no matter of
how loug standing- Cures ordinary cases In
six days, the worst cases In fourteen days.
One application gives ease and reit. Re
lieves itching Instantly. This is a new dis
covery and Is tho only pile remedy told on
a positive guarantee, no cure, no pay. Price
50c. If your druggist don't keep It In stock
send us 60c In postago stamps anil we will
forward same by mail. Manufactured by
Paris Medlclno Co., St. l,ouls, Mo. Manufac
turers of Laxatlvo Hromo. Quinine and
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic.
If your skin is wrinkled, -nnkled or
blcmuhej with pimples cUc-Mieads. en
larged pr.rts. or If your complexion is
clouded with moth, tan. freckles or
blotches they can be speedily and per
manently cleared and renderod smooth,
healthy and natural by my special home
treatments. Full information, with book,
free. Call or address John H. Woodbury,
163 State St.. Chicago.
Vooillnir'M racial soup nml Facial
Cream nrr inndc upeclnlly for the fnoc
nml to clCHiinr hiiiI purify the akin of
the hutimu body, Sold everywhere.
HAYDEN
Read the Big Store's "Ads"
To Get Your Money's Worth
Sale of Oxfords and Shoes Saturday.
19,000 pairs of fine Oxfords and
Shoo Co., P. N. WadleiglufeCo. and Preston B. Keith, for other deal
ers and closed out to us for cash at less than cost of making. All on
Sale Saturday on big bargain tables in our two shoe departments.
Midsummer
Millinery Sale
(SLAUGHTERING millinery prices.
j All this reason's most stylish headgear
will bo sacrificed.
Exquisitely trimmed bats, worth up to
$3.50, reduced to $1.50.
Street hats and sailors' In great variety
and at prices fully one-third lower than
any other house In the city can sell them.
ON THE BARGAIN TABLE MAIN
AISLE.
Saturday only' A large assortment of
choice roses and flowers, worth 23c to 30c,
on sale at, per bunch. 3c and 10c.
Dress shapes, worth up to 73c, one ta'e
at 23c.
"Ladysmitb," the new street hat, ou sale
at 75i
Opfica! Sept.
IF YOU CAN'T SEE like you used to
do. consult our optician. Glasses correctly
fitted MUCH BELOW THE USUAL
PRICES. Guaranteed gold filled frames,
any style, $1 59, complete alumlnold specta
cles or eye-glasses, 99c.
JUDGE WAKELEY'S BIRTHDAY
! Onuihu llur Asnoeiatloii Cclclirii t ch
the Orctmlon ' n Dnnciitet
I.nst MkIK.
The birthday anniversary of Judge Eleaicr
Wakeley, the patriarch of the Onuha bar.
was celebrated last night with a banquet at i
tho Her Grand, given In honor of Jjdge .
Wakoley by the Omaha Bar association. !
Fifty meniben. of the Omaha bar attended j
the banquet and gave t.xprcsiton to tho
high regard In which Judge- Wake!ey lh bel 1 ;
by the lawyers and other cltlzer.s of Omaha.
The banquet table was arranged akiis '
three sides of a square and was decorated
with American Rcauty roses nnd ferns. A ,
mandolin orchestra furnished music during
the evening. K. M. liirtlett acted as mast-r I
of ceremonies In the absence of James H.
Mcintosh, president of the association, who
is out of the city. Judge Wakeley, E. W.
Slmcral, John C. Cow In, T. J. Mahoney and
the master of ceremonies occupied seats at
the head of tho table.
At tho conclusion ef the five-course dlnnsr
Mr. Bnrtlett Introduced E. W. Slmoral, who
presented Judge Wakeley with a touqu-t of
American Beauty roies and made a brl-.'f
speech, expressing tho esteem lu which the
association holds Its olai-at member.
Judge Wakeley thanked the association for
tho honor bestowed upon him. He spoke
feelingly of his connection with the Omaha
bar and expressed regret that hU da8 of
active practlco must soon end. The rap d
advancement tho profession has mads was
noted by Judge Wakeley and he eonfcsied
to having been appalled by the great vailety
of knowledge required of the modern law-
When Drex L Shooman
(toes on The Boo viU'iitlon trip us Uio
"fonipunlon" someone- olsu will litivo to
tell you about tho boys' shoes wo sell
uml of how i)ioii(l we it re of them
they're so well made wear so lone
Clve siit'li good satisfaction that we Just
love to recommend them to our ftieutls
These are the $1.50 shoes that is, we
sell them for $1.o0 nobody else does at
least that's what the mothers tell us
that coino here asaln ami asalu nnd al
ways buy the same shoes.
Drexel Shoe Co.,
Oatntia'a XJp-to-dnte Shoe llonse.
1419 FARNA.U STREET.
Say, I'se An Actor
"I'uln't everybody knows It but I ls-
I play heavy vlllln parts an' huvo bin
axed to assist lu de benellt fur my Kood
friend. Mr. Rosenthal but I can't ilo
It. 'cause I'se too busy now worklu' for
Mr. Hnymer What I want to Impress
on de public Is dat he sells do best
TrlRvator made In ills country its called
de Ivonard Cleanable an (ley ain't no
other one dat will compare with It an'
de reason you oucht to buy one Is that
It keeps thlni; cold and pure uses mi
little ice an it can be taken apart uml
cleaned He also sells lie cream freezes,
water coolers- and de Greatest of all
summer stoves--do Hlue I-'lame wh-kless
sasollne stove nothim: made to com
pare with It -I Jiht wl.h you'd see
A. C. RAYMER
in 14 F.IIIXAH ST.
2406 Street, booth Oiuaum.
Shoes, made by Rochester
nt
"
on Mta 1 nl Sl.ail
widths In II. nt !I.S7
".nip nt !-'
nt !
Ifl.Ht
Sheet Music
Leaders In sheet music Hnd books. Satur
day wo will place on our counters several
lots of music at different prices.
LOT I.
A miscellaneous lot of music, vocal and
Instrumental, violin and piano, mandolin
and guitar, guitar solo, cornet nnd piano,
piano duets, etc., hundreds of copies to so
lect from, only lc per copy. This music Is
not catalogued, It being an odd lot.
LOT NO. 2.
Only 15c per copy, regular price 23c. Lat
est hits: "She's n Princess Just the .Same,'
"JfFt Dry Away Your Tears," "In Naple's
Fair," three of the latest tongs by Horwltz
nnd Bowers, composers of the famous songs
"Because and Always," "Believe," "You Tell
Me our Dream, 1 11 Tell You Mine," "Your
Drifting Farther from Me Day by Day,"
"Smoky Mokes' Bunrh 0' Blackberries," "Im
pecunious Davis." three fine, new cakewalks
Saturday only 15c per copy; by mall, ICe.
Trunk and
Qrig? Bargain
S2
I vf
If you are planning a trip you will need
a goort substantial trunk one that w.ll
stand tho bumps and show up In good con
dition, iou will save money If you buy
it here and at the same time get satisfac
tory merchandise.
Money Invested in our trunks will prove
a lasting and satisfactory Investment.
i Come In and see our prices.
yer Ho urged tho young members of the
bar to keep abreast of tho times and as
sured them that never In the history of the
world were the opportunities so good for
tho man who is proficient In the law.
The chief address of the evening was by
T. J. Mahoney on "The Relatlors of tho
United States with Its New Po'stss'oas."
Mr. Mahoney's address wh an exhaustive
one and showed thoughtful preparation He
maintained throughout his address that the
treaty-making power grants the Unl'el
Status the right to expand, but (bat sirh
expansion must carry with It the cons I'll
tlon. He urged that the argument that the
constitution does not extend to no a- pos
sessions, excepting by act of congress, Is
a fallacious one. Tho right of congrers to
extend or withhold the constitution at wl'l
when making treaties was denlfd and such
a course was pronounced unworthy of a ro
public. Mr. Mahoney's address was well received
and when ho finished speaking the associa
tion voted him thanks for favoring the as
sociation with tuch an ablo address.
The membors of the aesoclatUn who at-tendc-1
the banquet are: John W. Par.sh,
O. P. Brown, Thomas F. Lee, John D. How ,
J. J. Boucher. B. C. Page, Louis D, Holmes,
Warren Swltzler, Charles E. Clapp, M. D.
Hyde, George E. Prltchctt. Howard Ken
nedy, Jr.. James E. Kelby, William A.
Rcdlck, Martin Langdon, Harry B. O Nclll,
William A. Archer, Charles W. Haller,
George A. Prlehard. T. W. Bla kbu:n, W.
J. Clair, W. A. Foster, T. W. Morrow.
William O. Gilbert, C. J. Smyth. E. W.
Slmcral. T. J Mahoney. E. M. Bnrtlett, E
Wakeley, John C. Cowln. Ralph W. Brock
enrldge, Charles S. Elgutter, Charles Og-
Special Bargains in
Children's Hosiery and Underwear
Ladies rtoo lino lisle thread I lose on wile, ut 15c.
Children's t5c black Hose, all sizes, 5 to i)4, at 15c.
Ladies' 50c Hose, in all the now fancy colors, at 'Joe.
Ladies' 75c Gowns at 4i)c.
Ladies' $1.00 Gowns, in three styles, at 59c.
Ladies' $1.50 Cambric Gowns at 75c.
Ladies' 50c Cambric Drawers at 25c.
Ladies' $1.00 Cambric Drawers at 50c.
Ladies' .'55c Lisle Vests at 15c.
Children's Summer Underwear at 10c, 15c and 20c.
Ladies' 50c Silk Vests, in pink, bine and white, at 25c.
Ladies' $1.00 Silk Vests, in nil tho now shades, at 50c.
Children's Parasols at 15c, 25c and 50c.
Ladies' Fancy Parasols at OSc and $1.50.
1 lot of ladies' Summer Corsets, worth up to $1, at 49c.
$1.00 Shirts at 29c
500 dozen men's Colored Shirts, laundeted and unlaundcred shirts, with or with
out collars some with separate cuffs made to wear with white collats every shirt
In this lot new and perfect These jhlrts were made to sell at 75c and $1.00 all
go on sale at 29c.
Men's 25c Half Hose at 15c
Five cases men's fine Maco Half Hose, In black blue, brown and red. silk
finished that were made to sell at 25c on sale at 15c.
Men's $1 Summer Underwear 45c
Ten cases men's fluo Ualbrlggan Shirts and Drawers. In plain and fancy colo-s
underwear that would sell at $1.00 anywhere ou sale at 45c,
Men's 25c Suspenders at 15c.
One lot of men's Neckwear that sold up to BOc. on sale at 15c.
Men's $1.50 nnd $2.00 Madras nnd Silk Shirts at OSc.
Men's $2.00 Silk Shirts and Drawers ut $1.00.
Men's 50c Balbrlggan Shirts and Drawers at 25c.
-Men's $1.00 fancy Bicycle Hose at 49c.
Saturday's Grocery Sale.
Large fancy lemons, per doz 1214c
ft lbs, fresh breakfast oats for 19c
10 lbs. new Graham Hour 20c
10-lb. sack3 granulated cornmeal 9c
Pure corn starch, 3 pkgs. for 10c
3 large sacks fine table salt 10c
3-1 b. cans Mayfiower tomatoes 7&c
2-1 b. cans fancy sugar corn 7bc
Tall cans blood red salmon 12c
Large bottles Worcestershire sauce. . -Sjc
Large bottles sweet pickles, only SVSc
Large bottle small, white onions Sic
Large bottles Columbia tomato catsup. .12Vic
Quart cans baked beans, tomato sauce.. 9c
Schepp's shredded cocoanut, lb 20c
j Baking chocolate, per package I'Vjc
I Fancy sweet chocolate, package 5c
1 2-Ib. cans blackberries, strawberries
gooseberries or blueberries, only.... 7Vic
Iarge glasses pure fruit jollies SVic
Meats
Fresh
8
No. 1 sugar cured hams 11c
Boneless corned beef Sc
No. 1 fancy lean br. bacon llHc
Pickled pig pork Sue
den, Howard H. Baldrlge, Francis A. Bro-i
gan, Arthur C. Wakeley, James B. Shecin,
C. C. Wright, J. W. Woodrough, Ellery H.'
... ... . . . . T , , . m 1 C'nl.n I
westerneiu, . jieruio.iu, i, j. -iu.
Richard S. Horton, Ed P. Smith, E. M.
Martin.
A Printer Grently Surprised.
"I never was so much surprised In my
life," says Henry T. Crook, pressman of the
Ashevlllc (N. C.) Gazette, "as I was w.th
tho results of using Chamberla'n's T'nfn
Balm. 1 contracted a severe case of rheu-.
matlsm early last winter by getting ray f ot 1
wet. I tried several things for It without
benefit. One day while looking over tho
Gazette, I noticed that Pain Balm was posi
tively guaranteed to cure rheumatism, bo
-bought a 25-cent bottle of It. and befo e
using two-thirds of It my rheumatism bai
taken Its flight and I hnve not had a rheu
matlc pain since." Pain Balm also cures
sprains, deep-seated nnd muscular pains.
Mamie In Gone nltU n Walter.
M. Cmiklln, a resident of Florence, 1
anxious to know the whereabouts of h s
nrettv 17.venr.old dauchter. Mamie, wll
I left her happy home at 4:30 Friday nftcr
i noon in company with her lover, contrary
1 to paternal wishes. Miss Conklln hns been
I described, for the benellt of police of
I tlcers. nr follows: Hlonde of medium size,
i wore light blue waist, dark skirt and now
tan shoes. Her tiartner In elonemrnt l
I niimt.il Frederlek Thnw. 21 years of agi'.
dark complexion. 3 feet 6 Inches tni
weighs 135 pounds, with small moustache
and a crippled linger on tho right hand.
By occupation he Is n waiter.
II ) 1 1 of it .111 If.
.i.M. i...i A.i L--i.in., T
Wllllll HIlUAILUll-ll f I lUllJ ,.,...,. ...
lloedccV-e. a Louisville farmer, Jumped from
a northbound Sherman uvenun car at Thir
teenth street and Capitol avenue. Whe
picked up and tnken to tho police station
A Trip Across The Ocean
Is uecossnry for f-uiiie of our musical
Instruments to pet to our stock room
We have just received a lot of tine ac
cordions nnd band Instruments from
iermany, and, linvliip; bought them
direct from the fnetuies we are in posi
tion lo sell tlieni very reasonable
Amonp; the accordions are the cele
brated "I'ltzahler," which are no doubt
the llnest ever made, and the prices are
light Wo will -T'lve a handsome leather
xouvenclr stiliif,' purse with every .Vie
purchase of strlnps this week.
Uverythlut; lu music.
A. HOSPE.
Music and Art. 1613 Ooutlas,
quality And Quantity
Is a combination that you seldom llud
i equal pronortlons. You cannot obtain
'liter Ice cream than we make at any
;Ue. You cannot pay less than we
ari;e, and net Ice cream that's even
ill' so uood as ours N. Tho simplest
i t of test will prove these facts to you.
Ve wholesale Ice cream making special
jw prices for churches, picnics, lawn
oclnls, charitable Institutions, etc
"hen we put up our Ice cream lu little
arrels which makes It so handy to
airy home -three ilavors ami cost Is
it tide for a pint and -Kc for a quart.
Vill you take home a barrel with you?
W. S. Balduff.
1520 Fiimum St.
Ladies' and
Fancy whole Japati rice, per lb 5c
Pearl tapioca, per lb So
Sliced pineapples, worth 20c can 124
Pure couder.sed milk, per can !'c
Economy brand ovnporated cream .... 'm
Imported sardines In olive oil, koy
opener "'-j"
American breakfast cocoa, per can 10'
Condensed soups chicken, oxtail, ete.
one can mnkes enough for six 'i
Lemon, vanilla, strawberry, etc., ex
tract, regular 15c bottles, only lo
New California prunes, medium, lb.... o
New California prunes, small, lb 2'-
New Cullfornl.i peaches, yellow, lb.... 1"'
New red raspberries, per lb 175i"
Now whlto evaporated apples, lb
Java and Mocha coffee, high grade, lb
Fancy Hlo nnd Santos coffee, lb 12'.
Basket filed Japan tea, lb 3'c
English Breakfast tea, lb 35c
Dressed CliuUons
l.c Pound
Large cans veal loaf 18c
Boast beef, per can 15c
No. 1 California bams Sj
Bummer sausago lc
Sliced corned beef 12', 4:
ho was found to bo bruised, tlumsh not
erlously, from head to foot. Hoedecko
refused to let the police surgeon attend
him. He was locked up unci charged with
being drunk and disordnrly.
Driver Dlsnlileil by n Kirk.
Mntt Mott, driver of nn express wagon,
was nt Eighteenth nnd Davenport strcei-c
Friday evening when his horse bcr-amo
fractious und kicked over the dnshli.. rl.
landing on the light leg nnd I (!) t'tiB i
bad wound. He was ntlendci1 1 Cll 'iv
slclan It'ifnh at the police ft ctlou cir- r
geney hospital.
So Many
People
Have headaches that e
duo to the over tasked
oyta Eye helpt that help
and relieve are the kind
we have been furnishing
Our optical department
Is In charge of a compe
tent and practical optician
who will examine your
oyes froe of charge We
guarantee satisfactory
work.
1
THE AI0E & PENfOI.D CO.,
Leadinv Solcntlfla Opllolnn.
1008 Farnam. OMAHA.
OPPOSITE PAXTON HOTEL.
