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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 28, 1900)
I la TJTE OMAnA DAILY BEE: TTTURSDAT, JUNE 2S, 1!)00. ROCK ISLAND'S GOOD SHOWING Annual Hspert for tho Tear Ending Maroh 31 is Mido Fablic. BIG INCREASE IN ALL DEPARTMENTS PnKRrnupr nml I'roltslil liirnltiK fur the Vcnr Toll it Xlnry of I'rna jii'roiin CiitiillllotiM that ; Can mil lie llelll llcil. Tho nnniial report of the Hock Island nys tcm fnr tho lineal year cuillnR March 31, 1!)00, lihows a most gratifying condition of affairs, dross earnings from iiawienKcr, freight nnd mall transportation show a Mr IncrcuKc over tho preceding ftflc.il year, tho total Rrora earnings boltip $22,001.01, an lncrcimo of 1,082,690.09. Tho operating expenses for tho year woro $11,033,708.62, an lnercnso over tho provloun year of $1, 321,000.77. Net earn lngs worn $7,663,104.03, an Increase of C5G, 849.80 over 1S9J. In his report President Purely mal(c a number of Interesting computation! rclntlvo to tho Increased hunlncsH, Hclatlvo to tho paHsenscr department ho snvs: "In com parlson with tho previous year, passenger earning show nn Increase of $187,453.17, or 0.6 per cent, which In tnndo up of an In crenno In earnings from connecting lines of $117,016.66, or 13.92 per cent, and an Increusa from business originating on our own lino of $370. 138.ni, or 8.79 per cent. The totnl number of paivsungcrH cnrrlcd Increased 742,002, or 13.07 per cent. Of all tho pawen Kcrs carried, 3,210,022, or CO 10 per cent, traveled wont, and 3,180,601, or 19.51 per cent, travoled cast. Tho paficngor btmlncss at 400 Rt.'itloim nhow nn Increnso during the year of $536, 122. 56, and at 139 ntntluns a de crenHo of $48,067.39. "Freight earnings for tho year Increased $1,529,136.49, or 10.66 per cent. Tho move ment of freight earning revenuo ns compared with tho prevloUH year shown an Inrrcnse of $512,762 tons, or 7.30 per cent, tho rate por mllo being $.0099, tho aamo as for tho last fiscal year." Tho report Is an eloquent showing of the proBpcrotiH conditions that nro existent In tho territory through which tho road passes. CRIBS BURN MYSTERIOUSLY Owner AVri Junl Aliimt tit Mi-finurr 'I'hrin til Verify TliPlr AkciiI'r MalciiK'iit. A fow weeks ngo tho Omaha Klcvntor company, owner of tho largo cribs nt .Mil lard, believed that It hnd located a nhort ago of $500 In tho account of their agent nt that point. The agent mndo tho defense that ho had purchased corn with the- money and that the commodity wna stored In the rrlb. Ho nald that be had simply been careless with IiIh bookkeeping. Tho only way to verify the statement was to measuro tho corn anil this tho company Intended to do this week. Just as tho opera tion was about to begin tho crib burned to tho ground from ramn mysterious cause and about one-half of tho 11,000 bushcln In stor ngo was consumed. It will bo Impossible, theroforc, to determine whether or not the corn was really In tho crib. The case ngalnnt the agent Is ponding In tho courts. DoWltt's hlttlo Knrly Risers aro famous little pills for liver and bowel troubles. Never gripe. .More Niilen of liriiltiK llaiiclirn. Mr. O. H. Payne of the Payno-Knox com pany ban Just returned from a trip up tho Klkhorn railroad In northwestern Nebraska nnd reports ti salo In Shorldnn county of 4,168 acre; also u sale In Ilrnwn county of 1,120 acres,. These lands wero bought for cattle rnncheH and will soon be placed under fence, which Ik another strong ovldenco of tho fact that the cattlemen In tho northwest nro getting hold of tho land that they want to uso. Cmul Itlonn I'riiniiitly Met. Tho season at Hot Springs having opened rather earlier than usual, tho "North western line." I, K. fc M. V. It. It., has nnnounrcd the rintcet for running "SPECIAL SLKKPINO CAR EXCUR SIONS" to this favorlto resort and this service will provldo particularly for travel from Omaho nnd vicinity: July 7. July 14. July 21. July 28. Limit, October 31, 1900. Unto, ono fare, plus $2.00. Through sleepers Omaha to Hot Springs every Saturday during July. Via Northwestern line. Returning, sleepers leave Hot Springs for Omaha ovory Monday In July. S.l.MI'I.IJ WAISTS AM) WIIAI'I'llltS. Thp SnniplpR of Seprnl WpII Known .MnimrnetiirprN on Snip Tmln). AT 110STON STORE, OMAHA. AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE. SHIRT WAIST SAMPLES. Today we will place on sale for the first lime 15 traveling men s rumples of shirt waists. Over 2,000 garments In all. Thoso woro bought nt n fraction of their rcnl value. There aro white waists, per cale waists, lawn waists, dimity waists, gingham waists, many of them Inserted, tucked, hemstitched, shirred and corded, nnd told regular from 75c to $3.00 each, go In four lots: IOt 1 75c samples of shirt 'waists at 25c each on sale In tho basement. Lot 2 $1.00 and $1.30 samples of white and colored shirt walsU, at 49c each on salo on main floor. Lot 3 $1.75 and $2.00 samples of white j and colored shirt waists at 75c on Bale on . main floor. Lot 4 $2.50 and $3.00 shirt wnlst samples ' ut OSc on sale on main floor. I SAMPLE WRAPPERS,. E0C. Today on main floor bargain square wo will place all the sample wrappers from several of the bent wrapper manufacturers In New York City. Theso are all light lawn nnd percnlo wrappers, trimmed with lace anil embroidery, made In the latest style, Just the thing for hot weather wear. No matter what their wholesale price was, whether $1.00 or $2.00 each, on salo on main floor nt 50c each. IIOSTON STORE, OMAHA, N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas Sts. BOSTON STORE PICTURE SALE For Spot Cash We Baj 50.0C0 Piotnns at Om-Third Their Regular Price. TO GO ON SALE TODAY. l)n ,ot llnnillp riplnre ns n !en prnl TIiIiik, lint 'I'lice Were Of fered So t'lienii Wc Could .ol Help HnyliiK Them, nx tt: as i ox hat us Vln riilcnmi, .Mllunnkrc fc St. I'nnl Itnllivar. June 2, 3 nnd 4, Milwaukee and return, $16.75. Juno 14, 15, 16 and 17, Philadelphia and return, $30.73, Juno 25, 26 and 27, Chicago and return, $12.75. City Ticket Ofllce, 1504 Karnam street. 1 A. NASH. General Western Agent. Omaha Tent nnd Awning Co., tents, awn ings, canvas goods, 11 nnd Harney, phono SS3. An lilt. PRINCIPAL WESTERN RESORTS nro best reached via tho UNION PACIFIC, that lino has made the following SPECIAL EXCURSION RATES. Omaha to Denver nnd return, $19.00. Omaha to Colorado Springs nnd return, $19.00. Omnha to Glonwood Springs nnd return, $31.00. Omnha to Pueblo nnd return, $19.00. Omaha to Ogdcn and return, $32.00. Omnha to Salt Lake nnd return. $32.00. In effect Juno 21. July 7-8-9-10-18 and August 2. Final return limit October 31, 1900. Two Trains Dally to Denver and Colorado Points. Three Trains Dally to . Salt Lnko City and Utah Points. City Ticket Ofllce, 1302 Farnntn street. Telephono 316. Thp lliiitftiui Itlver lr Inj- Ilont. The Lake Shoro Fast Mall No. 6, leavlns Chicago dally at 8:30 n. m.. with through buffet sleeper. Is the only train from Chi cago, making direct connection with tha Hudson River Day Line boats ftom Al bany. Tho Now England express Is tho only twenty-six-hour train between Chi cago nnd Doston. Leaves Chicago ovory I afternoon at 2. Tho Lako Shoro Limited Is tho only twenty-four-hour train between Chicago nnd Now York, passing through tho benutiful Mohawk Valley and nlong tho banks of tho Hudson river by daylight. Srmmor tourist tlckots are now on Bale. n. P. Humphrey, T. P. A., Knnsns City, Mo. F. M. Ryron, O. W. A., Chicago. Cnraii Mrrllmc at Mountain Lako Park, Maryland, LOW RATES Via tho Raltlmoro & Ohio Railroad. On July B to 16, Inclusive, tho Raltlmore & Ohio Railroad will bcII low rate excursion tickets to Mountnln Luke Park, Md ac count above occasion. Tickets will bo good for return until July 0, 1900. For further Information call on or address nearest Baltimore fc Ohio Ticket Agent, or II. N. Austin, General Passenger Agent, IMPORTED PAINTED PLAQUES. All tho Inrgo Imported painted plaques, exact reproductions of many famous paint ings, In tho ten-inch oval size, go at 10c each. You can bo your own Judgo ns to what they nro really worth. All tho largo 11-Inch painted plaques, tho most beautiful designs nnd subjects, ex act reproductions of all tho famous oil paint ings, go at 12c each. PASSEPARTOUT PICTURES. Passepartout pictures, In all sizes, all tho famous subjects, Pharoah's horses, St. Ce cilia, Indians, etc., etc. Tho most modern nnd up-to-date pictures that sell in art stores up to 50c nnd 75c each, go In this salo at 15c each. Over l.OO subjects to select ' from. 1 One big lot of framed pictures, they aro carbon, Sepia nnd photographic effects, framed In beautiful ebony frames with fancy metal corners, worth regular 50c to 75c; wo offer them tomorrow as long as they Inst nt 10c each. Tho great ribbon snlo continues today. $1.00 RIIlilONS, 23C YARD. In ono big lot wo put all the ribbons up to 9 Inches wide. Flno all silk, black taffeta glnco ribbon, double-faced, very heavy, all silk and satin ribbons, fancy striped, checked nnd plnld necktie ribbons, in fact, nil rib bons worth up to $1.00 go In this 25c lot. 73C RIBUONS, 15C YARD. All tho ribbons that generally sell from 50c to 75c, In plain colors, doublo-fnccd satin and fancy striped, checked and plaid ribbons, also laco effect and novelty moire taffeta, all at 15c yard. 15C RIRHONS, 5C YARD. All those staplo satin nnd gros grain rib bons up to 2 and 3 Inches wide, that gener ally sell nt 15c, wo offer In this remnant salo nt Ec yard. BO AND 10C RIUIIONS, 1C AND 31.4C YARD. All thoso ribbons that generally sell up to 10c yard wo will offer In two lots; they aro nil silk nnd a big bargain, nt lc nnd 3c yd. HOSTON STORE, OMAHA. N. W. Cor. 10th nnd Douglas Sts. Write nils. Sell cuts. Print nnythlng. Stonccypher, 1201 Hownrd St. Tel. 1310. Low Prices Help. -SGOFIELD'S A S1IOWHK OF COM FONT In warm weather ou ran take any time you feel disponed when your bathroom Is fitted up In modern style, with a good shower ap paratus, porcelain lined tub nnd good closet. Do away with your antiquated old tub and wash bowl, and let us put you In Improved fianltnry plumbing worthy of tho times When you want nnythlng done In plumbing, stenm or gas lifting wo arc experts in our trade. Free & Black, Phono 101!). . . ISO)! Furnuin St. Oil rap Itonnd Trip Ilnte. On July 7, 8, 9, 10 nnd 18 and August 2, the Illinois Central railroad will sell tickets, limited until October 31, as follows: St. Paul, Minn., and return $12.65 Minneapolis, Minn., and return 12.65 Duluth, Minn., nnd return 16.95 Waseca. Minn., and return 10.35 Superior, Wis., and return 16.93 West Superior, Wis., nnd return 16.95 For full particulars call at Illinois Central Uy ticket office. No. 1402 Farnam atrcot. .- ! niipt not;! Dig lot of pieces of flno carpot, suitable for rugs, small rooms, etc. In this lot aro goods worth $1.75 and $2.50 per yard to bo closed out nt once. A chanco of a llfo time. Don't miss this 50c per yard. Orchard & Wllhclra Carpet Co., 1414-1416-1418 Douglas strcoct. You can vote ns many times as you want to In tho Working Girls' Vacation Contest. Tho Nortlm rntcrn I.lne EXCURSIONS. EXCURSIONS. EXCURSIONS. Half Faro Philadelphia. Chicago, Charleston, S, C, Cincinnati and many other points. THE NORTHWESTERN LINE. City Offices, 1401-3 Farnnra St. Kppplnl Trnlu to K unmix City, Mo. On July 3 the Omaha & St. Iiuls railroad will run a special excursion train to Kansas City account tho democratic national con vention. Special leaves Union station, Omaha, 8:00 p. m., Council llluffs 8:15 p. m.. arrives Kansas City 7:00 a. m. Sleepors will remain In Kansas City during tho conven tion and will bo occupied by nil who apply at onco nnd Bccuro berths. Cnll at Omaha it St, Louts Ticket ofllce. 1115 Farnam street, or wrlto Harry E. Moores, city pas senger and ticket agent, Omaha, Neb, The Vorllnt i-Ktcrii Half faro to Chicago and return. June 25, 6, 27. Qpod till July 2. 1401-1403 Farnam it root. ChlenKC nnd Upturn tl',7r. On June 25, 26 and 27, via tho Illinois Central. Inqutro at 1402 Farnam st. Varnishes that wear. The Sherwin-Williams Co.'s VARNISHES, Ilka tbelr paints, aro of superlative quality. Thoy aro put up In small cans as well as largo ones. Thoro nro varnishes for FUR NITURE and varnishes for FLOOR. Then thcro Is tho beautiful "HARD OIL FINISH." Halt-plnt can Family Paint 15c Half-pint can Varnish Stain.. 25c Half-pint can Screen Paint 15c Quarter-pint can Enamel Paint 20c Quarter-pint cans Ulcyclo Enamel... 25c Half-pint can lluggy Paint 25c One Quart Can Floor Paint, (Covers 75 square feet, two coats,) Half-pint can Rath Tub Enamel. 60o Half-pint can Oil Stain 15c One-pint can Flno Varnish 40o One. quart bottlo Saunders' Ruby Floor Oil , 50c .-One-pound can Shlnon Floor Wax.... 50c Sherman & McConnell Drug Go M:W LOCATION' r. lUtu Hud DudKe St., OMAHA. CloftiitK Out. All remnants and short lengths of Ingrain carpets. 75c and 85c Ingrains ono to 15 ynrds each at 25c yard. Must bo sold at once. Wo don't want to take them In In ventory. This Is a great carpot opportun ity. Orchard & Wllhelm Carpet Co., 1 114-1416-1118 Douglas street. Spirit I.nkp Oknliojl Arnold'n I'srk, Leave Omnha at 7 n. m., arrlvo Arnold's Park 4pm. Spirit Lako 4:10 p. ra., via Illinois Central. Quickest nnd most direct route. Round trip tickets $10.70, good un til October 31 returning. For particulars Inqulro at city ticket ofllce, 1402 Farnam at. Clnolnnntl nnd Upturn, if'--.."". On July 10, 11 nnd 12, via Illinois Cen tral. Particulars at city ticket office, 1402 Farnam st. See C. F. Hnrrlson's 10 big real cstato bar gainstoday's paper. i'ci:ui, .wrier,. Tim funeral of Kittle D. Iforron will tnko place from the fnmlly residence, soj Charles street, nt 2 o'clock ti. m. Thurs day. Interment nt Forest I.'uvn ccmotery. rni'ims inviicii. TnUp the VnTinnli For Niagara Falls, Thousand Islands and all tho summer resorts of the east. All agents sell tickets via tho Wabash. Ask for them or call on or wrlto Q. N. Clayton, Room 405 N. Y. L. nidg. 10,000 Uncle Sam's Soldiers and every ono of them took their pun and a straight aim nt a bed bug would not Jlo iiny mure good than nn application nf SeilAEFEICS SURE DEATH, for that Is all that'H necessary to get rid nf them. Full direction! on ench hottle. Price 20c pint, 50c half gallon nnd $1 for gallon Jug. Cramor's Kidney Cyro 75c Mennen's Talcum Powder lfio Duffy's Malt Whiskey Sic Schlltz' Malts, 13e, 2 for .T.o Pertinu 7.o Winn of Cardul 73c Plnkhnm's Compound tsc Llsterlne 65c Syrup of FlgH :vk Malted Milk. Wc. 75c and $?..r. I'nnd'H Extract 4i)c Pierro's Prescription 73c M lid's Ncrvlna 75a Hnr Don 40u Ajux Tablets 40c Pyramid Pile Curo 40e Uromo Quinine ise 8. S. 8 75c Warner's Safe Curo 91V 1 dozen 2-gr.iln Quinine capsules 7c 1 dozen 3-grulu Qulnlno rntvnlesi 0j 1 dozen 5-grnln Qulnlno capsules .... 15c OUNAtritn DRUGGIST. Cor. Kith nnd Chtcnco Streets. Tho ONLY DIRECT ROUTE to and from tho Pacific Coast. Two trains dally to and from Omaha and Donver nnd Colorado points. Two trains dally to and from Omaha and San Francisco nnd California points. Three trains dally to nnd from Omaha and Salt Lako City and Utah points. Two trains dally to and from Omaha and Portland and North Pacific coast points, with direct connections for Taeoma nnd Seattle. Iluffot, smoking and library ears, with barber shops and pleasant reading rooms. Double drawing room palace sleepors. Din ing cars, meals a la carte. Plntsch light. City Ticket OIIlco, 1302 Farnam St. Tel. 316. TIE ST&OTtJ KANSAS CITY frl? OA AND RETURN Via the Burlington RouteJuly 2, 3 and 4 account Democratic National Conven tion. Trains for Kansas City Ieav tha Bur lington Station 8:50 a. m. and 10 15 p. m. Ticket OfflM, 1 502 Farnam St. Tel. 200. urllnoton Station, 10th and Mason Sta. Tol. 118. Help you In the saving of money help us to sell larger quantities of goods. Ladles' Gingham Petticoats, 53e each. Sealskin Leather Bolts, 25c each. Whlto Lawn Wrappers, $2.50. Colored Lawn Wrappers, $1.50. Mercerized Pcttlcpnts, $1.93. Shirt Wnlets, SOcSc, $1.00 and up. Black China Silk Waists, nil tucked. $3.30. Tailored Suits, Tailored Skirts and other things. (IKSCOflELD fj IXCW&SUITCO. 1510 DotmlnsSt. FOR LADIES ONLY HURT EH? If 1.1)0 14 1.00 ii. on I? 1.(10 !!..-, urp $1.00 S'j.oo IfL'.OO if 1.00 if 1.00 I'li'ri'p'n Prescription. ,. , , Wine of Cnrdiil I'liikliiini'n Compound .Motlier'n I'rlenil , I'IiiWIhiiii'i Wnili lliiiKliiii'ill TiiIiIi'In Mil rnlinll t n 1 1ml loon llooii'i'' I'll In , I'l'llll? ro ill I'lll Til ll xj- I'IIIm , lurtp' KriMioh I'llN. CIiiiU'n I'IIIh , K 1 1 nicr'.H lVmnlp Itpinpdy. SI. IOe ."p ."ii1 J. A. FULLER & CO 1 1 t I'ltn i: nut (ii.isis. l'oiirteciilli ii nj Ummlim Mrertn. A I'Iiipp to Hp mil the Sum in it. On tho linos of tho MILWAUKEE RAIL WAY In Wisconsin aro somo of tho most benutiful places In tho world to spend a summer vacation camping out or nt tho clo gnnt summer hotels. Boating, fishing, beau tiful lakes and streams and cool weather. Theso resorts nro nil easily reached from ' Omnha. A book describing them may be hnd upon application nt. the Chicago, Mil-1 wnukco &. St. Paul Ry., city ticket ofllco 1504 Farnam street, Omahn. Round trip tlckots, good returning until October 31, now on salo. F. A. NASH, Ocncral Western Agent. No, not when Vitalized Air Is used when having a tooth extracted. Alwnys fresh i nnd leaves no uftcr effects. Extracting 25c Vitalized Air &) Tooth Cleaned 73c Taft's Philadelphia Dental Rooms 1517 DOUOLAS STREET. HAYDENs 9th Gay of the Great Pre-Snventory Sale, A salo that is saving thousands of dollars for tho buyers of Omaha. Our cloak department is still crowded with goods and the great sale will continue from day to day until stock is normal. Clean, stylish up-to-date merchandise at, less tha n" half price. Colored and white wash waists, wash and colored skirts, wrap pers and lawn dresses will bo the goods on sale tomorrow. f do.en wash waists at 25c 100 dozen Wash Waists, with the new French back, made to sell for .?1.00 on sale at 45c HO dozen 'Madras, (Jinghain and Lawn Waists, with the new back and soft! cull's and new collar, that were made to sell for $ 1.75 at each 89c 120 do.en White Waists, (5 rows of insertion, new back and cuffs, for only each 7c JO do.en White Waists, very desirable styles, worth ?3.00 and -1.00, for $1.75 2r do.en Wash Skirts worth $l.n0. for 49c lr do.en Wash Skirts uoith SL'.OO for 98c 7H Ladies' Heavy listei"'d Crepon Skirts. We bought them at a bargain and can sell for $4.98. They are worth '.$10.00. 7H Sample Skirts, no two alike, taffetas, percales, satins and other materials worth $ir.()0 to $2r.00 your choice, each 8.50 LT) do.en Ladies' I'liderskirts, trimmed with flounce and ruffle, worth l.L"i, for each 23c do.en Ladies' rndeiskirls in black and colors, deep flounce trimmed with ten rows of cording, worth 1.50 for 4c HOO Ladies' Silk Waists in all leading colors, worth (5.00. for $2.98 100 Ladies' Suits, worth ?in.00, for each $5.00 :) Ladies' Silk Capes that wore made to sell at. 10.00, 12.00 and 15.00, your choice $5.00 1 table of Ladies' Skirts, serges, brilliant i nos nnd other ma terials, worth r.()0, for $1.&5 HOC LADJHS' 15ELTS IHc Sale begins Thursday morning at 8 o'clock. Thousands of Belts worth L'uc, HHc, and HOc; all go on sale Thursday at only 15c HAYH1 Piano SaSs to make room Knowing the bargains In the east at thlH time of year In discontinued styles nnd ear lots, nnd tho great udvantago of buying for cash - our Mr Schmoller. Martlng nt Chicago, then to Fort Wayne. Ind ; New York and Iloston. taking advantage nf nil bargains especially where the nmntifn turerx need ..ash and sell In Inrce quantities at low margalns. telegraph us that he ha pur chased eleven ear loads of pianos and for us to nacrllli e our present Im mense stock. We will offer Monday till bold your choice of 10 Upright pianos $152.00, $163.00 and $878,00 -J3.00 per monthly payments, all our high grade pianos, prices cut 111 propor tion. Square Pianos and Orgains, $18, $28, $39 and up. We sell on easy monthly payments and clv a handsomn stool and scarf free with each piano. New pianos for rent. Flno tuning und repairing :i spe cialty. Telephone 162. You nro cordially Invited to Inspect tho wonderful self playing Pianola tho greatest musical Invuntl m of tho century. It playt. iiny piano. Any ono can play It. 47:rvf Schmoller & Mueller have no connection with nny other TTlirillllg. house using tho nmne of "Ml'ELLER." Ho sure nnd go to tho old rellnblo house, 1313 Karnam btroet. SGHMO HERS, Tin: oi.n iiiii.iAiii.u cia vo not mi., 1313 Fara in StraJt. 337 3ro.vJva, Council Bluff DON'T FORGET THAT WHEN mmm You have the BEST notwlthstandlufj thoy cost you no more ttun Inferior ooodt. . R. KICK M. C.rO..MANlIKACTimKRfc, HT.I.ori, JUU. C. A, UAILaDACK, OMAHA, DISTRIBUTOR UNION HADE Shoes ? Yes. Well, then, here's the place to buy them, any day before the Fourth. Every reasonable shoe request can be sup plied here, ?C J JTC Men's Genuine, Goodyear, Welt Siloes All colors and fry jjn choice of lasts . . p 0U Men's Box Calf Shoesrv Broadway, London or Foolform fry r( every pair guaranteed pZ.DU Men's Black and Tan Vici Kid Shoes With kid or vesting tops easiest shoo in the world p.OU Men's Russia Calf Shoes Tan or oxblood this shoe is giving tho best fry pa of satisfaction, and every pair guaranteed.. p.0U Men's Oxfords and Southern Ties lust tho thing for warm weather t r made specially for our trade puU Boys' Russia Calf Shoes Made to stand 1 ho rough uso tho boy generally givos thorn 14 to 2 $1.75 -'J to 5.i $1.50 to 1.90 Youth's Satin Calf Shoes Every pair guaranteed $1.10 Hoys, $1.25 Youth's Steel Shod Shoes You can't wear 'em out Youth's 13. to 2 $1.45 Boys', 2 J to 5fr $1.90 Youth's Box Calf Shoes outh's ItiA to 2 $1.75 Boys' 2A to 5.V $1.90 Men's Canvas Bike Shoes A complete lino of sizes $1.00 You've been telling' every year such pleasant thing's about our Men's shoes, that it's no wonder we take pride in it. We gaguc the whole story by what yon tell us of the past. Last year's best is where we started in this season, and these are gVahead days. It pays to buy shoes of The Ui4 Kblifia6a m i 1 uuninanmBBMm UJLVnCiT A GREAT llAl UCIiS SALE OF Boys' and Children's Summer Clothing Of all tho clothing deals wo ever saw, you over saw, anybody over saw this will eclipse thorn all. Mind you, eighteen thousand eight hun dred. Two makers' ontiro stocks of choicest boys' and children's summer suits and odd pants. Bought for spot cash, at but a fracli m of thoir intrinsic value, placod before you at prices that will create a sensation. $2.00 Boys' Permit, blouse, sailor suils, sizes ',) (o 10,75c !?r.fl0 and Sli.OO boys' fine vestoe suils with fancy D M vests, in fine blue serges and pure worsted, sizes '.I to S, on sale at $2.50. 2.V washable knee pan Is, a I. 8c. i?:i.i"0 boys' double breasted knee pants suits, in fine cassi meres, cheviots and worsteds, all sizes from 11 to !(!, on sale at $1.75. $.'.00 boys' very finest suits, blouse sunnier sails, sizes ', to 9, on sale at $1.25. Slid boys' washable summer sails in blouse and double breast ed styles, suils worth up lo !.."(), on sale at 15c, 25c, 35c and 50c. Young men's fine suits, sizes K5 to 1!), suits in fine worsted, rassimere, serges and fancy cheviots, willi and without double breasted vests, real i?10.0() ,to Sin.OO suits, at $5 and $7.50 Sellinjr the .Most Clothing in Omaha. . MM DENTIST Handsome Old People np much nf their Rood looks to ili'iiilntry. Our .wmririAi, Ti:r.Tii aro do perfnet In nppearunco nnd Uo that tho lofH of tlifi natural teeth la r.oi felt. Wo make MOTS ()!' Ti:i: I'll from p. 00 up and Riiarantrn nil to h superior to any other at equal prlcos. BAILEY, the Dentist .11 I'lixtun llll.-. lUih A Fiirnum. LnU- AtteiiUuut, 1'lioua l(Jb 3.