20
T3TE OMAHA DATLT "REE: RTrSTAT, ArGTST 12, mill),
PLUMES AND FEATHERS WAVE
Tholesale Millinery Home is Induced to
Oomo to This Oity,
OMAHA CENTER OF CONSUMING DISTRICT
Field U No Fur VlrltiHlly I nncriiiilrd
suit Advent of the IXnlillnliinrnt
Will lliltiK l.nrR.- Trnlllc
to the I'll)'.
The recent coming of tho Uyrno-IIammcr
wbolesalo dry goods house to Omana Is
llkoly to result Id additional benefits to
the city's wholesale Interests. It Is n pro
verb among commercial men that one such
Institution draws another and Onmlm s
greatest need In the Jobbing line nt present
is In prospect of fultlllmcnt at an early day
by tn coming of n wholesale millinery
establishment. Negotiations ure now In
progress with that end In view. TIiIh
establishment will come with nmplo capital
and Its managers aro men of experience
in the wholesale millinery trade.
For years Omaha has been recognized
es tho center of a largo millinery con
turning district and eastern houses li.ivo
contemplated the establishment of houses
In the city at various times. Two St
Joseph firms with branch houses have oc
cupied tho territory for somo tlmo nnd it
Is stated that the sales of ono of the
Omaha brunches was over $1n0.000 last
ocason while the other branch Is believed
to hnvo dono oven better.
Tho advantagn of a wholesale mllllnory
liouso In a city cannot be measured by the
number of persons employed by tho house
nnd Its annual sales, for abovo nil othul
establishments It brings people Into the
city. Twlco a year, numrncr and autumh,
tho trimmers of tho retail houses In the
territory of tho houso visit tho city foi
tho purpose of learning tho now styles.
They spend from two weeks to a month
In the workroom of tho house, studying
methods and styles. It Is estimated by one
of the managors of a St. Louis wholosnlu
houso that 1,000 trimmers stay three weeks
nt his houso each season, and that ut
Jcast 4.G00 visit tho city.
Tho flold for an Omaha wholesale house
of this character Is practically undeveloped
nnd the torrltury Is an Ideal one. St.
Joseph, Mo., Is tho nearest competing
point, and while tho Anns of thnt city are
well established they aro not considered
nggrcsslvo competitors.
Omaha Tent and Awning Co., tents, awn
ings, canvas goods. 11th & llarncv. Tel. S33.
Special Onll to llrli'klayt'r.
TCoch member Is requested to bo present
nt next regular .meeting Tuesday, August
14; Important business. Uy order of union.
OKOIiaB CLARKE, Secretary.
Oenutne Imported II. II. l'llsner beer on
fraught at Ed Maurcr's, 13CS Fnrnam St.
Curd of Tlinnltn,
My heartfelt thanks to nil the kind friend)
who have so deeply Hympathlzod with my
children and myself In our sad bereave
ment. SOl'IIUS P. NOHLK.
Hamilton Warren, M. 1J., eclectic and
magnetic physician, has moved his ofTIco to
70D North 16th etrcet, room 13. Special at
tention to all long standing or lingering dis
eases and to diseases of women and children.
INSPECTOR SI OPS REPAIRS
Agent of a I'nrnnni Street llnlldluK
Fnllff to Nccnrr the Xccvm
miry 1'i-rmlt.
r
The agent of tho building nt 1314 Farnam
etrcet has run against the city building In
spector nnd has como out slightly battered
by the Impact. The building nt that num
ber Is one of tho oldest structures In thnt
part of tho city. It Is of framo nnd for
years has been a standing menace to prop
erty In that locality. Tho ownors of brick
buildings on either side have attempted to
hnva the houso condemned, but for somo
reason this has not been dono.
Knrly this week tho agent started to re
pair the building without llrst securing n
permit. In fact, tho Inspector would havo
Issued no permit nnd tho council wns not re
quested to grant permission for the repairs,
Friday afternoon Deputy Inspector W. II.
Chrlstto sorved notlco upon tho agent that
work must bo suspended nt once. Tho order
was obeyed, but It Is understood that the
ngent will request tho council to grant him
ppcclal permission to mako the repairs. If
this request Is mado It will be contested
by tho lnepoctor. who desires to see, tho
building demolished in tho Interests of
safety from Urea in that block.
To HoHton mill Ximv t nrk
Via Lako Shoro & Michigan Southern rail
way from Chicago dally Pant mall 8:30
n. ni., nrrlvos Now York next morn
ing at 10:00; Now York nnd Urn
ton special 10:30 u. m., arrives New York
next day 1:30 p. m., noston, 3:00 p. m; New
York and Now England express 2:00 p. m.,
arrive Boston 4 :4.1 p. m., Now York 0:00 p.
m, next day; Lake Shoro limited r:30 p. m..
urrlvo Now York fi:30 p. m., Iloston 0:05
p. m, next day; New York express 0:00 p.
m., arrive New York second morning nt
B:30. "Book of Trains" glvos full Informa
tion. M. S. Olles, T. I A., Chlrngo. P. M.
Dyron, O. W. A Chicago.
Have Itoot print It.
EAGER TO GET INTO CHINA
Soldiers In I lie Philippine Anxlnun
to .See KIkIiMiikt on the
Continent.
I-
'A letter from Captain Wallace Taylor,
dated July 1, says that tho troops In and
around San Pablo had Just heard of tho war
In China nnd that nearly every man wns
desirous of being sent to tho continent,
vrhero bo could sco lighting. Tho captain
litates that In tho pnrl of tho island where
lio Is locntod tho Insurrection Is at an end
and that the United States co'.dicrs aro doing
police duty, arresting marauders who Inter
fere with tho government of tho Islands by
cutting telegraph wires anil delaying com
munication. Captain Tnylor's regiment Is stntloncd In
a coeonnut producing district nnd ho says
that although this Is tho rnlny season tho
conditions aro not so bad as might bo ex
pected. In tho rlco producing districts, how
over, the soldiers nro camping and march
ing In the water.
CIIICAtiO AM) HlVrilll.V tMU.75.
ChleMKO nml Itctnru fii42,7K.
On August 25, 26, 27, 28 and 29 the Chi
cago, Mllwaukeo & St. Paul railway will
pell round-trip tlckots Omaha to Chicago
(or 112.75.
City ticket ofllce, 1B04 Farnam streot.
P. A. NASH, General Western Agent.
Huberroann, Jeweler; est. 1565; absolutely
reliable; lowest price guaranteed, 13 & Doug,
nood Fintihm.
Spirit Lake, Okobojl, L'nko Washington,
Waseca, Eagle Lako, River Palls, Solon
Cprings, Rice Lake, Rayfleld, Ashland, Oog
enic, Wntersmoet and numerous lakes near
Bt. Paul and Minneapolis.
These are all good Hahlng places and aro
quickly and comfortably reached by tho
North-Western line.
Cheap rato excursions August 10-21, Sep
tember 7-21. Umtt October 31. 1000. City
picket office, 1401 und 140? Farnam street.
BOSTON STORE BUYS SMS
Shoes Just as Fino as Monoy Can Buy for
Men, Women and Children.
NEARLY SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
ovr llrlnii Arrnnnrd. Ansortrd nnd
(iottrn It r inly for tlie Sale Which
Will IIckIii Wrdriesdny. AuunM
1." I'lirtlculnr ltrloiT.
HOW BOSTON STORE BOUGHT THE
SHOKS.
PROM WHOM THE SHOES WERE
UOUOHT.
WHAT UIO BARGAINS THEY ARE.
WHAT PINE SHOES THEY ARE.
HOW THEY WILL, DE SOLD.
WHEN THEY WILL BE SOLD,
This Immense quantity of shoes was
bought by us In the eastern market for spot
cash, under circumstances where money was
tho all-absorbing subject. Wo venture to
say. and will prove, that so many shoes, or
such fine shoes, wcro never offered In
Omaha before at any such ridiculously low
prices as we shall sell them during thlo
sale.
Other people, an well ns we, have had
shoo sales before, but there never was ono
that could be railed a shoo sale In com
parison with this ono here.
Tho men's shoes, In fact not only the
men's shots, but the women's und children's
9hocs as well, nro mado by tho finest makers
with known reputations, ouch people ns
Mnlonoy Brothers of Rochester, Trlmby &
Brewster. Edwin C. Burt, Florshclm Broth
cih, Thomas O. Plant Shoe company and a
dozen others, nil equal reputations and
equal experience, nro the makers of tho
shoes on sale.
To give you n better Idea of how these
shoes will be sold wo will quote n few of
tho prices, AS THE SALE STARTS
WEDNESDAY MORNING AT EIGHT
O'CLOCK AND THE GOODS WILL BE ON
THE MAIN FLOOR AND IN THE BASE
MENT, AND MOST OP THE SHOES WILL
BE ON BARGAIN SQUARES, THE REST
WILL BE IN THE ORIGINAL CASES.
Among other bargains we will offer as
ono Guntatlon.il bargain your choice of 1,500
pairs Maloney Brothers samplo shoes for
misses and children that would retail for
up to J2.C0, toko your cholco of the entire
lot of l.r.OO pairs for 60c a pair.
All tho women's shoes In this purchase,
without exaggeration, number over 14,000
pairs. They were made to retail up to aa
high as $6.00 a pair; wo give you your
choice of tho entire lot nt $1.69.
All tho men's shoes will be divided In
two lots. All " the best shoes sold from
J3.C0 to $6.00 a pair; you tako your choice
of this lot for $1.80.
All the shoes that sold for less than that
will be sold In the basement for 08c a pair.
Further particulars of this most Important
and greatest sale of shoto that ever took
place In tho west will be found In tomor
row's and Tuesday night's papers. Read
overy word of the ads and then como to tho
salo Wednesday morning prepared to buy
plenty. BOSTON STORE, OMAHA,
N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas Sts.
IlnnilNonie w Ilcnldrnre.
Mr. J. H. Evans, president of the National
Bank of Commorcn nnd nnn nf nmnhn'a mnat
Bolld business men, has Just completed the
negotiation tor tno purchaso of three beau
tiful lots on tho northeast rnrnnr nt Thlri.
third and Farnnm Btrcets, being 135 feet on
rurnum oy ms reet on Thirty-third street,
and has already nlnnB nartlnllv nrnr,i
for ono of tho finest modern up-to-date
lesincnces wnicn nas been erected In the
city.
The hOUSO Will ho nf ornv vlV -..1(1.
gray stono trimmings, -fter the old En
glish style, and whllo net so large as somo
of Omaha's flno residences, will bo cor-
tniniy ono of the mo3t attractlvo In tho city.
Tho houso will cost from san nna in n nnn
not Including the purchase of tho lots, which
represents no sranll sum.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Evans have excellent
tnste and. with nbunrinnt m,.nn t -......
out their wishes, tho pcoplo of Omaha will
soon sco ono moro handsome residence added
10 mis most popular residence section.
The salo of the ground was negotiated
through tho Potter-Sholes company agency.
Aimn llrlnn llenellt.
The many friends of mi un, n.i....
tho charming young Omaha girl who mado
ner proicMionni debut hefnm th a.,ii
at tho Orpheum last season,, will tender her
a grand testimonial benedt on Friday even
ing. .lUliUSl II.
Mr. Rclchtmnn has tnrlr. h. t ....
. ... iilt unu
of nls hont. the Jacnh rtnlehimn t. . v-
occasion. '
MIeu Brlnn linn hnn mnnn ln .u r.
byterlan hcspltal nt Chicago for several
months, which lterfered with the success
with which she wan mextlnir nn mo ,.,
and her old associates In this city thought H
minis 10 express tnelr sympathy for her
In this way.
Tickets for tho round trln 3ca or
and ure on salo at Beaton & McGinn's, Man-
.nuerKs, auerman & McConncII's, Meyer.
Dillon's and Balduff's.
Tomorrow night at thn Sr-hiii n n,.-
Jen will be given a special program of
muencan popular and patriotic nlrs. This
Is the first of a series of lntomminnai
certs.
UAYMCUIT TIIAIXS POP. -MMniT I,AKK
Oknliojl anil Arnold's Park.
Tho Chicago, Milwaukee St. Paul rail
way company has tint nlucnrt ir.
daylight trains between Omaha and Spirit
Lako, Okobojl and Arnold's Park. Going the
train leaves Omaha at 7 ;'l f n m ,i ...
rives SplrJt Like at 4:15 p. m. Returning
im- i mi ... leaves npirit i.ake at 6:45 n, m.
and arrives Omaha 3:55 p. m. This is the
best servlco that has yet been offered over
any one road. Round trip tickets, good ro
turning until October 31, $10.70.
Lity ticket office. 1504 Farnam street.
P. A. NASH, General Western Agent.
1501 Farnam Street. Omaha.
Summer Hi-miruT"
For a book descrlhlnc ihn rnnt
healthful summer resorts of Wisconsin", situ
ated on tho line of the Chicago, Milwaukee
aui uy., naarcsa or call on
P. A. NASH.
General Western Agent,
Dorward, dentist, 1324 Farnam. Tel. 874.
JUDGE GORDON
VS. BABY
The indue mivs (hero ! nr. i..
using tho kind nf milk sold In Omnha. lio
drnnk somo nnd It did Hot km him. Not
so with babies. Most all their ailments
In summer can be traced to their food. A
largo sbaro of their troubles mm t
...... ...u. ti
ed by using
Arnold's Sterilizer
for sterilizing the milk. It Is n verv nnm.
pleto article nnd the price rcnsonnblo-oiuy
3."X), The doctors all say It is the best of
its kind. Sold by
J. A, FULLER & CO.
CUT I'HICB nitUGtilSTS.
Funrteenth nn 'nugln Streets.
Send for book The Baby.
FOR THOSE GOING EAST!
Burlington Springs Somothlng Now in tho
Lino of Reduced Rates.
TICKETS AT ABOUT HALF RATES
On September HI nnd Htl the IliirllnK
ton Will .Sell Itonnil Trip
Tlukrtn for Almost
llnlf Itftte,
General Passenger Agent Frnncls Is en
thusiastic on the subject of the "homo visi
tors' " excursions which tho Burlington has
announrcd for September 10 and 26.
"From present Indications I believe I nm
safe In saying that our facilities will be
taxed to tho utmost to provide accommoda
tions for castbound travelers who will take
udvantago of theso rates," said Mr. Prancl
yesterday. "Our mall has Increnscd cnor
mously during tho last week. We aro re
ceiving inquiries from all parts of Ne
braska,
"I knew, of course, when I announced the
rates that they would find favor with the
people of this sate, but my most sanguine
expectations are being exceeded. No such
'wide open' rates as those of September 10
and 26 have ever before been mado by any
Nebraska railroad. As you know the rates
are confined to Chicago, Peoria or St. Louis.
They apply to every point In Iowa, Illinois
and Missouri. Tho good pcoplo of this state,
having time, money and Inclination to go
east and visit their friends, nro going to
Keep us busy In looking after them prop
crly. Wo shall, of course, do this. If nec
essary we can sccuro a large number of
coaches from connecting lines. These, with
our regular equipment, will enable us to
caro for tho business In good shape.
"The revenue which theso excursions will
ndd to tho company's treasury Is an Im
portant Item, but my principal Idea ln
running them Is to send cast several thou
sand men nnd women who will bo lining
illustrations of tho fact that Just now Ne
brasknns nro on Easy street. Tho renters
and smnll farmers of Iowa, Illinois nnd Indi
ana are bound to bo Impressed with tho
prosperous appearance of their visitors from
tho west who, with money in both pockets
and good clothes on tholr backs, will nd-
vertlso tho stnto moro effectively than a
ton of prlutcd mnttcr."
Chrnp Hound Trip !irles.
On August 21 tho Illinois Central will sell
tickets, llmltvd until October 31. as follows:
Waseca, Minn., nnd roturn, $10.33.
Wntervllle, Minn., nnd return, $10.63.
Madison Lake, Minn., nnd return, $10.68.
Minneapolis, Minn., nnd return, $12.63.
St. Paul, Minn., and return, $12.65.
Duluth, Minn., and return, $16.05.
Superior, Wis., and return, $16.03.
West Superior, Wis., nnd roturn, $16,95.
For full pa-tlcular call at city ticket of
fice Illinois Central railroad, 1402 Farnam
street.
If
QUICK AND PLEASANT TRIP
be sure
. f. that your ticket reads over the
UNION PACIFIC
Two trains daily to Denver and Colorado Points.
Two trains daily to San Francisco and California
Points.
Three trains daily to Salt Lake City and Utah Points.
Two trains daily to Portland and North Pacific Coast
Points, with direct connections for Tacoma and
Seattle.
SPECIAL EXCURSION RATES IN EFFECT.
City Ticket Office 1324 Farnam St.
HAYDENs
Ladies' Suits
Values uiipqiuilod. Lolling
for our new full goods
50 All Wool ChovlotK, Homespun. Serges and Venetians Eton and
tight-fitting styles worth up to 112.50 to close
at
100 Man-tailored Indies' Suits black, blue, tans, browns, grays
and red worth up to $30.00 to close
at
160 Sample Suits no two alike some silk lined throughout with
medlcl or coat collars worth up to $35.00 to close
at
100 high grade Ladles' Man-tailored Suits In
tlans, homespuns, cheviots worth up to $10.00
at
Your cholco of any high-class Ladles' Suit In tho house
worth up to $50.00 to close
at
The Climax in
The character of these spoj
Length, sweep, style, Hare, lit and
60 ladles' Oolf Skirts Just tho thing for
hot weather worth $8.00 yl Oft
on sale at only TtyC)
Ladles' Oolf Skirts black and gray
worth up to $15.00 g 98
Oolf Skirts nn salo nt
10.00
$15.00. $12.00 and
DO ladles' Sample Skirts In gray, bluo and
black worth up to $18,00 o AO
on salo at only 0"0
Ono table of ladles' WnBh Waists In
broken sizes percales, lawns, -4 f-v
ginghams worth up to $1.00 for . 1 C
1 tablo ladles' Waists
worth $1.50 for ,
39c
Rend Great Bargains on Page 11
HAYDEH
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
Beautiful Pictures Given Away Free
Gravures, Etchings and Landscapes.
A SPECIAL OFFER TO SMOKERS
Ktrry Coupon Worth -( t'rnf to Yon
flip It Out anil llrt l'le Ten
Cent "W. P. Plorcnee" flttnm
30 Cent Other OITerlnBs.
EXTRAORDINARY OFFERS IN GLASS
WARE.
Pictures thnt would grace the wall of nn
homo given nway freo tomorrow with every
1-lb, can of
BENNETT'S CAPITOL BAKING POWDER,
Exquisite gravures and etchings of land
scapes, water and other scenes. Ono of
this grand collection of pictures will bo
given fros with every 1-lb. can of Ben
nett's Capitol Baking Powder, guaranteed
absolutely pure, healthful and wholesome,
equal to any of tho higher-priced baking
powders now upon the market. One-pound
can 24 cents.
In tho annex basement you will find great
values ln our crockery department table of
old Flemish and fancy water pitchers at
35 cents.
Table Hummers Cako stands, fruit
bowls, water pitchers and assorted pieces
each 10 cents.
Thin blown-gold band tumblers, 5c.
Imported old flow blue-footed English
bowls, 10c.
Hong bowls, small, 10c.
Hong bowls, large, ISc.
Emorald sugar bowls, 3c.
CUT THIS OUT.
This coupon nnd 6 cents entitles
you to a 10c clgnr, tho celebrated
"W. J. Florence" lOo cigar, for
6c and this coupon, or 30 cents
nnd this coupon entitles you to
five 10c cigars.
W. R. BENNETT CO.,
Fifteenth and Capitol Avenue.
Cnril of ThnnUn.
Wo wish to most heartily thank the many
kind neighbors and friends who so kindly
assisted tin during tho long Illness and sad
death of our mother and grandmother, Mrs.
Mary Coyle, who died July 31, 1000, cspe
dally Englno Company No. 2 of the Omaha
fire department and Washington lodgo No.
27, D. of II.
MRS. JOSEPHIENE CARROLL AND CHIL-
DREN of South Omaha,
LEWIS YODOLA,
MR. AND MRS. JOHN T. BOLAN AND
CHILDREN,
JOHN T. COYLE,
WILLIAM B. COYLE.
Blank book and magazine binding. A. I.
Root, 414-416 South Twelfth St.
YOU WANT
Tel. 310.
Sweeping
Reductions on
and Skirts
down the prices to make room
4.98
9.98
12.50
broadcloths, Vene- M v-v
to closo out I I II I
'
18.00
Skirt Values
ials should be borne in mind.
finish are all that they should be.
1 tablo Ladles' Waists, French percales,
batlstcH, lawns, dimities, dZ.f,
worth up to $3.50 for OVC
Ladles' Whlto Waists, to close,
nt $1.50 and
.98c
50 dozen ladles' Wrappers percales, lawns,
dimities with extra waist lining 15-Inch
llouucfs pleated back trimmed with em
hroldery worth $2.00 for ; r
only OVC
Ladles' high class Silk Waists ry f Q
worth up to $7.50 for only ,..5"0
Dlack Silk Waists now on safo - fQ
at $0,75, $5.98. $5.00, $1.18 and..O"0
50 samplo Silk Waists o OO
worth up to $20 for 07O
1 table Children's Wash Drerses f
ages 6 to 12, worth up to $2 for. ,0"C
BROS,
TAKI! Tllll W.UIASII.
To the IJIrmilnl Co m-line, Kttlulit nf
I'XIiln. nt Detroit.
On August 25 to 2S tho Wabash will sell
tickets from Chicago nt half fare.
1 DAILY TRAINS FROM CHICAGO.
!:2f n. in., nrlvo Detroit 6:30 p. m.
12:10 p. m., arrlvo Detroit 8:10 p. ra.
3:1ft p. m., arrive Detroit 10:50 p. m.
11:00 p. m., urrlve Detroit 7:50 p. m.
Only lino running reclining chair cars
from Chicago.
Ask your ngent for tickets via tho Wa
bash. For further Information call at city
ticket ofllce, 97 Adnms street, Chlcngo, or
write. (), n. CLAYTON,
N. W. I. Agt., Room 403 N. Y. L. Illd.,
Omaha, Nob.
Thin Week llnrKnlii..
During tho coming week we nre going to
offer you something thnt will save you from
$25 to $50 on your ptltc'.mse.
A perfect, new piano, full size, In a very
handsome double veneered walnut case,
slandnrd make, for $148, stool and seat In
cluded nnd five year guarantee.
Also sotno real snaps In second hand
pianos from $160 and up, on easy payments.
Somo squnro pianos In excellent condition
from $25 up and one fine Cblckcrlng square
piano tor jou.
Our cheap sheet music sale still continues.
A. IIOSrE.
1513 Douglas.
Cnril nf Tlmnka.
Wo sincerely thank our kind frlomio and
neighbors for tho sympathy and kindness
snown in our lato bereavement, tho lors of
our dear child James, and especially do
wo thank tho members of tho police force
ror tne energy with which they worked In
assisting to recover his remains.
MR. AND MRS. GALLIOAN AND FAMILY
Anderscn.houeewretkcr.3721 n 21, tel A2682
It's All Ready
Our How pntnlnpnn nf rrit
Iclno nnl Pcrfumnrw Writ n iih n nnatnl
nun wu win semi u 10 you. it tells you
OCR CUT l'HICKS on thousands of drug
articles.
Hero nre n few snmples.
25c Mennen'H Talcum Powder, we sell .. 12c
2,ic Packer's Tnr Sonp, wo sell 15c
25c 1'lso's Curo for Consumption, wo sell 20c
$1.00 1'erunn. wo sell t,-.
2,io Lnxutlvo Krnmo Quinine, wo sell .. 15c
2jc Cnrter's Llttlo Liver Pills, we sell.. 15c
WcStunrt s Dyspepsia Tablets, we sell -Mc
ff rin f..i,.i m. i
.W ..MlllCU M1II, IIP Pt'll ,
:?CrJl.lr.'H ,Uoot Deer IJxtract, wo sell 11c
$1.00 Llsterltie, wo sell C3c
2,')C Tt'tlow's Swims Down. onll 14,.
$1.00 Cramer's Kidney Cure, wo se'li!.'.. 75c
Sherman & McConnell Drug Go
Write for the Now Catalogue.
Corner 16th nnd Dodge, OMAHA.
HAYDEN
S
ji.uv i-iunuH i.;oiery (.Jompoumi, wo sell 73c
$1.00 Scott's Kmulsion, wo sell 75c
!!? Kulow''' Syrup, wo sell $1.26
tl.OO Iinnd'fl Sarmmiirllln wn anil rr
......... vi
Big out on stylish and comfortable hot weather garments
Mens hue summer coatB and
sold at 8.50, on sale to close, at xv
Men's ?3 double breasted serge
on sale to close at
Men's $2.50 crash suits,
will bo closed out at
Men's duck and crash pants,
on sale at
See our 16th street window
To close out all this
eluding our $18,
$22.50 grades, we have
marked them all down
to one price
You can have
all fabrics and all
very best manufactured. Made by the best
tailors in America,
fit and finish.
The price in this sale for your
$18, $20 and $22.50, will bo
only
MEN'S PANTS will bo dosed
stock of men's line odd trousers, regularly worth $2
io $7.;"0, will bo Hosed out at $3.75. $2.no,'$1.2.r and.
SPECIAL VALUES in men's suits, worth ?10 and
$lLr0, io elose at $1.75 and
300 STOUT MEN'S SUITS worth
on salo at $10, $7.50 and :
Iioys' Washable suits at 40c
75c AVashablo Suits, at
Ho Washable Suits, nt
$1.25 Washable Suits, at;
$1.75 Washable Suits, at
$2.50 Washable Suits, at
SEND FOR FALL CLOTHING CATALOGUE.
HAYDEN BROS
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Collins Piano Co. . , '
1620-22 Douglas St. 3CIlUPcri rldliO
And Fourteen Other Mkes to -Select From.
South Omahu Wurcrooms, 025-27 N. 2tth St.
'T FORGET THAT
You have tha BEST notwithstanding they cost you no more than Inferior goods,
r. It. KICK .11. C. CO.. MANITACTUItKltS, ST. LOUIS, MO, IllimU UIRF
C. A. nALLSDACIC, OMAJIA, DISTRIBUTOR. UNIUN MADE
BED BUGS
and other vermin breed fast In theso hot
days. We havo the stuff that kills 'em
quick and they stay dead. 20 cents will rid
your wholo premises and save you tho worry
and mortification of having them around
any longer.
Dr. iCirl Cramer's Tennyroynl rilln ..$1.00
Holmrrers Htiro nentti -c
Cnstorla
I'ltlne's Celery Compound "c
Crumer's Kidney Curo 75o
Carter's Liver rills 15c
n.iff's Mult Whl.qkev STv
IVruna 75c
Wine nf Cardtll : 73e
T.lsterlno c
H. S. H o
Packer's Tnr Sonn 15e
Pierce's Proscription jC
Scott's Kmulslon 75i
Ozomulslon no
Miles' Nervine 75e
1 I'nclo Sam's Tob.tcco Curo $1.00
cpuirtrn cur price
ounAcrcn druggist
I N. V. Cnr. Kith nml Clilnntfo.
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Ill's Up To You
O whether you will let your lawn dlo outO
O '"" want of water or whether you'll O
O buy hose nnd give It a good soaking. O
n We sell tho O
g GOODRICH HOSE 8
O You know thn OOODIUCH HOSE
O t.ltiU tnr mini lit Trltnn T r
- - ....i . j t uiun, luiirtiit v
O Artesian, Cascade, Meteor, I'lanet.O
u wniripooi Goodrich name on overy O
O piece. Oct our prices. O
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We retail Hose at wholesale prices
oJas. Morton & Son Co.s
1511 DODGE ST.
q Tool neadqunrtcrs. c
QOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOu
ACHING
TEETH
Do not suffer the torture
of "Tooth-ache," but havo them
extracted without pain, by using
VITALIZED AIR, or If they can be saved,
hnvo them trenlcd nnd filled. Our work Is
(lrst-clnss.
Extracting 25c
Vitalized Air EOc
Gold Crowns $5.00
Taft's Philadelphia Dental Rooms,
1517 Dotiglna St.
Clothing.
pants, formerly A g f
coats, - EZf
. akjj
f BS.
c7 W
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"TrtV
for a great bargain.
season's very finest suits, in
in s very finest suits, in-
$1250
$20 and
unrestricted choice of all styles,
makes. These suits are the
and are unsurpassed in Btylo.
choice, worth
12.50
out. at half and less.
Our entire
95c
7.50
5.00
$10 to $18, now
on the dollar.
-...25c
.... 5c
. . .50c
. .75c
. . .95c
That
Painful Tooth
People permit their teeth to trouble
them It's very foolish. Of course
It would be Impossible to always pre
vent the teeth from giving pain, but
we can reduce thn possibility to tho
minimum. If you havo the tooth prop
erly attended to the pain will bn re
lieved and the trouble settled.
BAILEY, the Dentist
(12 I'aiton MIL. Kith A I'nrnnni,
l.nitr Attriiitunf. I'liuue 10H.'.
mm t , m A Am
WHEN SMOKING A
Ladies'
Tan Footwear
Whether you aro , Kolns
nway or ntaylns at home
durlnc tho hot weather of
this month, you will need
to look after tho comfort of
your fect. Tan Shoes or
OxfordA aro thn most com
for tablo hot weather foot
wear. Wo havo them In
all tho late styles and
shades at any price you
want, and tho best In tho
city for tho price.
CP
eariivrigbt
W. e. Opt. m
Have you seen the
Billiard
This Is tho Intest manazlnn camera
mado and holds as tunny ns 18 plates,
4xG, without reloading' this is a fold
In camera with pneumatic release,
for
$10.00
Poco Cmnoras from ...$H.75 up
Prctno's from $.00 up
Wo Buarantco overy Instrument.
Freo instructions.
The Robert Dempster Co.,
1215 Farnum St.
Films devolopod and finished. See
our plcturo frames.
LIFE PRESERVER
s what koo.1 sanitary pliimbinB In our
homo Is. Oood drnlnaRo nnd perfect sani
tation will Bavo doctors' bills na well an
life, and when your plumblnK Is Imperfect
there Is nothlnir will l.rnn.t ....
eases so miroly. Lot ua attend to your
plumbing, und wo will put In now open
sanitary nlumblurr. U t nil m nnrl mi . in 1 1
nt prfcrs that will bo ccunomy whoro
iiLunu id uuuaiuureci.
Free 6c Black,
Phone 1019. . . 1801J Farimin St.
A Soap Ad
IllK liar Castile Soap
19o
15c
.10o
36c
R4o
2.'o
lKc
2fio
20e
10c
'Co
ro
Itox 4 cakes HI; 4 Soap
Unit Jnvenllo Sonp
Ilox 4711 Soap
llox Woodbury Soap
IIoxJSrk White Snap
I acltBr'H Tnr Soap, cake
llox Oraddock'B Medicated Soap
Cutlcura Soap, cako
J'alm Ollvo Soap, cako
Hottlo of Florida Water
Hnttlo of Day Kum
Wo servo wild cherry prnsphatn freo.
BOSTON STORE
W DRUG 9 OEPT
A PROBLEM IN HEATING.
If any furnace- cnstlnir J.10.00 tnim nnn
ton of cnal per month to heat a ten roomi
houso to CO deif. V in zero weather, nnd a
MAOKK furnace, coBtlnK ninety ($90.00)
uoiiars, burns three fourthfi of a ton to
heat tho same house, tho same lpm.ih nf
time, to 70 dc-K. F., which furnace Is tho
cneupewt?
Aner Tho Mnnco Furnace Is lh rhran.
est because beflt. and tjest because cheapest.
Maceo Furnaces not onlv hum iau m
and Rlvo nuiri heat than any other furnace,
mu are built to l.iHt a lifetime. Call and
see them or end for descrlptlvo circular!.
ror sato ny
Chas. A. PcRmi 6c Co.,
!f!amera
j-i
Ull-14ir, JacUaou St., OniiiUu, Nek.
