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THE OMAHA "DAILY BEE: TUESD VV, AUGUST 14, 1H00.
REAL ESTATE PRICES CO UP
Lists Oter Thirty Days Old Are Entirely
Cat of Date.
VALUES ARE INCREASING RAPIDLY
Adranor Not Conflnnl to Anr I'nr
tlrnlnr I.ornlltj llnjrrn Arc
Xunieroiia nml Owner
Not Anxloiin to Sell.
As a result of tho prosperity now pre
Tailing In Omaha tho real estate uiarkot l
In a peculiar condition, Owners of real cs
tate are not so anxious to sell ns they wero
sir months ago and prospective buyers aro
morn numerous.
Every ' real estate list In the hands of
agents which has not been revised within
thirty days Is out of date and tho chances
ark that owners would not accept tho stated
price for 75 per cent of tho property listed.
Every agent reports an Increase, and one
says' that seventeen offers of tho list price
have been refused In tho last thirty days.
The, advance In high-priced property is
not so marked as that of cheap property.
In the western part of town houses and lots
which wero offered last winter for $1,000 are
now being held at $1,500. As much real cs
tate Is selling today as was selling at the
lower figures, and the demand Is for per
manent Investments for homes or rental pur
pores. Every pleco so far sold is bringing
at least 6 per cent net on the principal In
vestment, whllo some of tho exceedingly
oheop bousjs and lots are doing better. Un
improved lots show sympathy with tho Im
proved, nnd the proprietors of several ad
ditions have advanced prices from 10 to 25
per eent all around In tho lost sixty days.
Aclvniicn In tli'iiornl.
The advance Is not confined to nny par
ticular locality, but the development of the
boulevard system has brought Into demand
traots and parcels of land hcrctoforo consid
ered unsalable. The extreme southeastern
part of town Is beginning to show activity
because of the Improvements of Illvcrvlow
park and hillside lots arc being snapped up
at figures which would have been deemed
exorbitant two years Hgo.
Kontal ngonts state that the demand for
medium sized cottages nnd apartments was
never so large. Price cuts no flguro In the
case. All of the small-sized houses arc full
and the demand Is unsatisfied. Rents have
been advanced from 5 to 20 per cent on this
class ot houscR und tho prospect for further
advance Is bright.
The, Improvements being made by tho
small homo owner have caused considerable
comment In real estato circles. Kvery day
the building Inspector Issues from ono to a
dozen permits for Improvements costing
from. $25 to $500. This Is nn entirely dif
ferent condition from that of two years ago,
when owners of large properties were con
tent to make only such repairs as wero
necessary to prcservo thlr property.
Always havo n bottle or two of Cook's Im
perial Extra Dry Champagne In your Ice
chest; then you will always bo ready for
callers.
ASKS TO BE SENT TO 'FRISCO
iy
Xt. IiOnt 31 nn 'Would I.IKc to Hnrr
I, County CoiiinilmtloniTit Furulub
"' Trn importation,
in
,f, Clnudo Barnes, who has spent a greater
poKlon of his twenty-four years In St.
L6jls, Is stranded In Omaha and ho wants
t'ft county commissioners to assist him to
gotnto Ban Francisco, whero ho has rela
tives',, Barnes Iiub evory nppearanco of be
lngAft stout, hculthy lad and he says that
Mef'Worked three years at tho plumbing
tjrul. but Is now unable to do any work
onV' account of being subject to epileptic
flW.'l In substantiating this statement the
young man showed a. circular scar on the
top of his bend, whero ho assorts ho was
kicked by horso. I'hyslclans removed tbc
plpesbf broken bono and inserted a silver
pU),,Vl)Ut over since the operation he has
boon' subject to tits, Kansas City officials
ftjrHWhe'd Darnes with transportation to
OpiaVa ,'anrt tho quostlon of sending him
td'ithVJj'Oolden Oato will bo taken up by
til's qfityaty commtsstonora today,
in , W
lOiiI Hnfr ,MiIlclnr for Olillilraii.
Te, tender little' insldes of children are
rnlnedoiby violent purges, pills or liquids.
(afcaVets are plcRsunt, harmless, effective.
rug(ii(s, 10c, 2Dc, 50c.
R0SEWATER GOES TO LEAD
C'lVr" Ronlnrcr Cullcil to thr South
71 Dakota Town to Commit with
'Ml' "v Authorltlm.
i if l '.I"
i City Englneor Andrew Ilosewatcr was in
huShA.a'few hours yesterday on his way to
I'ead,' S. D., whero ho has becu called as
consulting engineer. Ho will remain In
iLH'd but a short tlmo and return to Lake
owulii'c,, Wis., whero ho will spend tho
remainder! ot hla vacation.
MV.. jllosewatcr spent ono day In Milwau
kee, bv.cs'tlKatlnK tho city's plan of bury
ing aleatric wires. Tho wlrcH in tho busi
ness, portion of tho city aro uudor ground,
the' various companies having been com
pelled by tho' city to do tho work ut their
6wn expense. No attempt has been mado
to , construct city ducts and rent them to
companies as has bocn dono in many cities.
Tjhb, Mllwaukoo city oftlclals are well pleased
.wi'lh jihe'lr plan.
I .A. (lanrantertl Curr for Piles.
Jt'eblnfc; blind, bleeding or protruding pllce.
No cuW,'no pay. All druggists arc nuthor-
izedi.toy the manufacturcrH of I'aio Pllo
Olflttnent to refund tho monoy where it falls
tauraaay case of piles no matter of how
long standing. Cures ordinary cases In six
days; the wo ret cases In fourteen days. Ono
Uppllcajlpn. gives ease nnd rost. ncllovce
Hthlne Instantly. This Is a new discovery
and irithO'only pile remedy sold on a posl
tlYe,'tn!'srantc&, no euro, no pay. Price 50c.
It .jour." druggist don't keep It In wtock send
us 'SOc, Imposlngo stamps, and we will for
wardjiame by mall. Manufactured by Paris
MndU'lneiCo., St. Louis, Mo. Manufacturers
otrriaurntlve Dromo-Quliilne and Urovo't
ItClWSPhlll Tonic.
GVibhMttugglst will refund your money it
I'aio Ointment falls to euro you, 50 cents.
tarrivlil. ,
DaYCjIGMT TIIAINS Full St'IHlT LAKE
Okoliojt and Arnold' Pnrk.
otTMf.flhfeago, Milwaukee & 8t. Paul rail
way fIopany has just placed In service
yllRhti trains between Omaha and Spirit
lJcrOkoboJl and Arnold's Park. Oolng the
tnttn!lloavea Omaha at 7:15 a. m. and ar
TlTlnPRlrt Iko at 4:15 p. m. Returning
the train leaves Spirit Lake at 6:45 a. m.
aodarrWva Omaha 3:65 p. in. This Is the
bfat arryjee that has yet been offered over
nuy on road. Round trip tickets, good re
trains until October 31, $10.70.
iiCUjritleket office. 1504 Farnam street.
4,rtE,I AllNASH, General Western Agnt
Uoq aril - 1504 Farnam Street, Omaha
'jfanscpri Park M. K. church and S, S.
jiIcptpnManawa, Thursday, August 16, Spo-
Mint nn Inn 1'n 1 I i I, ant ll.rnnv n n m
rial cars leave 14th and Harney 2 p, m.
Tickets, 25c, On sale at Drown & Dors
hom'li?22 S'. 16th, and S. W. Lindsay, 1516
fllsjKrarte Duckeye Manufacturing com
RiynXj cjUei, ball and roller bearing and
solid. rybbcr tire, at cost to closo out stock.
pill (ukk and get n bargain. Omaba Im
POLICEMEN'S QUICK W0RKI
I'nrllr Who Mr ci Up Into HrriTery unit
Mole Itrrr .Noiv I'nilrr Look
(i nil Krj-,
Policemen Olbbons nnd Thomas, detailed
Monday morning to Investigate the robbery
of the .Nebraska brewery, Third and Hick
ory streets, succeeded so well that by 10
o'clock they had their men In Jail and had
wrung confessions from them,
At the start there seemed to bo a very
slender cluo to work upon. The manager
of tho brewery explained that some tlmo
during Sunday night burglars bad broken
Into the boiler room of tho plant, where
they secured tools with which they bat
tered down tho door leading to tho cooling
room. From the latter place they stole
three pony kegs of beer, worth $7.20, and
made uway with them. There wero Indi
cations that tho marauders were familiar
with tho premises.
As a pony keg of beer Is nbout all a
strong man enn lift the pair of novice
sleuths reasoned that the property had
not been carried far; they reasoned nlso
that It would bo natural for tho thieves
to roll their loot down hill. Acting upon
this theory they walked down a long, gen
tle slope In tho direction of the river and
finally came across a man asleep In the
weeds.
"Here's one keg of beer," said Olbbons.
A short distance away on an ashheop, his
face the hue of a boiled lobster from long
oxrosuro to the nun, lay another man.
In response to a vigorous shake be
stretched himself, and gurgled half uncon
sciously; "I don't know nothing about no beor."
"What beer?" answered Gibbons.
nut by this time the Jag's wits had
partially returned and he forcboro to In
criminate himself further.
In a clump of weeds near by was found
ono of the stolen kegs untapped, and an
other empty keg. The third keg Is still
mlfslng. Thomen were takpn to the station.
whero they gave tho names of Charles
Cartwrlght and Al Ityberg.
Story of n Slnvr.
To be bound hand and foot for years by
the chains of dlscaso Is the worst form
of slavery. George D. Williams of Man
chester, Mich., says: "My wlfo has been
so helpless for flvo years thu sho could
not turn over In bed alone. After using
two bottles of Electric Dltters sho Is
wonderfully Improved and able to do her
own work." This supreme remedy for
foi"Mo diseases quickly cures nervousness,
slciplcHsncss, melancholy, headache, back
ache, fainting and dizzy spells. It is a
godsend to weak, sickly, run-down people
Cure guaranteed. Only 50c. Sold by Kuhn
Si Co., druggists.
MAY INVADE FORT DODGE
Cum in rrc I ii I Cluli Tulkn Aliottt Mnk-
ItiK n IMIftrlinnKP to the
Iimvh To IV n.
The Commercial club has received an In
vitation to attend the street fair at Fort
Dodge, la., during tho coming month, and
Etepn arc being taken to organize an ex
cursion thither. Eugcno F. Gates of that
city fiends tho Invitation on behalf of the
street fair promoters. Ho saye that hould
tho Commercial club and citizens announce
their comlug on the date suggested, Sep
tember 6, that day will be sot apart aa
Omaba day and many attractions will be
given specially on that occasion. Low rates
are promised nnd Harry Wellcr Is pushing
the project to go to the Iowa town In
strong force In behalf of tho Commercial
club nnd Ak-Sar-Den, and musical festival
and other attractions to be given in Omaha
later in the month,
The Brut Ilpinnly for Stomach and
IIovvpI Troublm..
"I have been In the drug business for
twenty years and have sold most 'all of the
proprietary medicines of any note. Among
the entire list I have nover found anything
to equal Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy for all stomach and bowel
troubles," says O. W. Wakefield of Colum
bus, Ga. "This remedy cured two sovcro
cases of, cholera morbus In my family, and I
havo reoommended and sold hundreds ot
bottles of It to my customers to their entire
satisfaction. It affords a quick and sure
cure In n pleasant form. No family should
bo without it. I keep It In my house at all
times."
Council Ankrd to AVnlt n lilt.
Authorities of the Commercial club have
decided to usk the city council to delay
action In tho employment of a special en
gineer to ascertain the vultie of the water
works with a view of furthering the mat
ter of municipal ownership. The club has
heretofore taken nn active Interest In the
subject of municipal ownership and as
many of Its membero aro now out of town
tho council will be usked to postpone
notion until the active members of tho
club who liuvo manifested an interest can
bo at home.
Sumiiipr Itpnortft.
For a book describing the cool, pleasant,
healthful summer resorts' of Wisconsin, situ
ated on '.he lino of the Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Faul Ry., addrcsa or call on
F. A. NASH,
General Western Agent,
Omaha Tent and Awning Co., tente, awn
ings, canvas goods. 11th & llarnov. Tel. 8S3.
Mm, aior., i.(i5.
LINCOLN AND RETURN.
Via Rock Island Route.
Trains leavo Union Station, Omaha,
at 8.30 a. m, 1:30 p. m and 5:55 p. m.
City Ticket Omco, 1323 Farnam St.
niKii.
LINDQU18T Brngta. Aged 54 years, 4
months, August 12; 1500. Funeral Tuesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock from residence.
711 North ISth st. Interment at Forest
Lawn Cemetery.
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TIE MLMOTM
HOT WEATHER
On the Burlington, you can dine In comfort, even
In the hottest of hot weathor.
All Burlington dining ears nro equipped with elec
tric fans, one at each end of the car.
All day long, their cheerful "P-u-r-r" Is heard
keeping the air constantly In motion tho car Is al
ways cool.
For Denvr4:2S P. M.
For Chicuco-7:00 A. M., 4:00 p. M. and 7:45 P. M.
For Black Hills, Montana and Puget Sound 9:30
P. M. ull these cars carry diners, cooled by electric
fans.
Ticket Offloe,
502 Farnam St.
Tel. 250.
1
wnn.vuso.vv is tiii: .hiioij sai.k,
JIpkIiiiiIiir of (hp Mint ttitrnnrdlnnr-
fllinr SpIIIiik lUrr Drpnnit Of.
AT HOSTON STORE, OMAHA.
$60,000 WORTH OF FINE SHOES ON BAR
GAIN SQUARE3,
AND IN ORIGINAL OASES.
PILED tP IN PILES AS HIGH AS YOUR
HEAD ON MAIN FLOOR AND IN THE
II A SEME NT.
The tremendous dlflcrenco between a Ilos-
ton Storo shoe sale and any other shoe sale
has never been so forcibly demonstrated as
It will bo In this sale, In fact, no compari
son can be drawn between such a shoe sale
as this and any other.
Tho values and bargains arc so marvelous
that they seem Impossible, In fact, they
would be Impossible to any other house, but
tho fact that we, Boston Store, bought the
shoes for so little money is reason enough
for our selling them nt the scniatlonally
lo,w prlccH which we will Wednesday.
Tho beautiful styles, the excellent quali
ties and tho Immense quantity of the shoes
In this sale will make It Impossible for any
body to go away dissatlsflel. No matter how
high your standard may bo set in regard to
quality of fineness In shoes, whether It be
In a man's shoo or a woman's shoe, or a
child's shoe, the shoes you will find In this
sale are not only equal, but probably finer
than any ever sold In Omaha before, no mat
ter at what price you bought them.
This Immense stock of shoes comprises
everything from an Infant's little soft-soled
shoe up to a man's tine shoe.
Thl3 sale will begin Wednesday, August
15, at 8 o'clock sharp in tho morning, and
will ho held on our main floor and in the
basement.
For a hint ns to what the prices will be
during this sale, we will tell you that
ALL THE WOMEN'S SHOES THAT WERE
MADE TO SELL FOR UP TO $6.00 WILL
GO AT $1.69.
ALL THE MEN'S SHOES THAT WERE
MADE TO SELL FOR UP TO $6.00 WILL
GO AT $1.9S.
ALL THE MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S
SAMPLE SHOES THAT WERE MADE TO
SELL FOR UP TO $2.50 WILL GO AT 69C.
In tomorrow evening's papers wo will glvo
you tho full particulars of tho entlro sale.
BOSTON STORE, OMAHA,
N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas Sts.
ARMY WANTS MORE OATS
(lunrtprtnnster Itecplvp Instructions
to Advertise for the Third Three
Million I'ounilN.
Orders from Washington Instruct the
quartermaster of the Department of tho
Missouri to adverttso for bids for supply
ing 3,000,000 pounds of oats for use of the
nrmy In tljo Philippines. This Is tho third
lot of oats ordored In thirty days and tho
quartermaster fears that he will not have
as ensy a tlmo getting these as he had in
filling tho previous orders. Oats from last
year's crop are required and already 6,000,'
000 pounds of Nebraska's crop of that year
have been purchased.
Thero was lively competition nt the open
ing of tho bids for the quarterly supplies
in the subslstenco department this morn
ing. Thoro were but two bids on bacon,
both South Omaha houses, Tho awards will
cot bo complete for two days.
TAKU TUB WAUAHII.
To th nienulnl Conclave, Knights of
Pythlus, at Detroit.
On August 25 to 28 tho Wabash will sell
tickets from Chicago at half fare.
4 DAILY TRAINS FROM CHICAGO.
9:25 a. m arlvo Detroit 6:30 p. m.
12:40 p. ra., arrive Detroit 8:10 p. m.
3:15 p. m., arrive Detroit 10:50 p. m.
11:00 p. m., orrlvo Detroit 7:50 p. m.
Only line running reclining chair cars
from Chicago.
Ask your agent for tickets via the Wa
bash. For further information call at city
ticket office, 97 Adams street, Chicago, or
write. a. N. CLAYTON,
N. W. P. Agt, Room 405 N. Y. L. Bid.,
Umana, Neb.
To lloston and New VorU
Via Lake Shore & Michigan Southern rail
way from Chicago dally Fast mall 8:30
a. m., arrives New York next morn
ing at 10:00; New York nnd Bee
ton special 10:30 a. m., arrives New York
next day 1:30 p. m., Boston, 3:00 p. ra; New
York and New England express 2:00 p. m.,
arrive Boston 4:45 p. m., New York 6:00 p.
m. next dny; Lake Shore limited 5:30 p. m.,
arrive New York 6:30 p. m., Boston 9:05
p. m. next day; New York express 9:00 p.
m., arrlvo New York second morning at
5:30. "Book of Trains" gives full Informs
tlon. M. S. Giles, T. P. A., Chlrago. F. M.
Byron, G. W. A.. Chicago.
CHICAGO AM) HKTt'n.V 912.75.
Chlpngo nuil Return 912.75.
On August 25, 26, 27, 28 and 29 the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railway will
sell round-trip tlckots Omaha to Chicago
for $12.75.
City ticket ofllce, 1504 Farnam street.
F. A. NASH, General Western Agnt
Good Klahlna1.
Spirit Lake, Okobojl, Lake Washington,
WasVca, Eagle Lako, River Falls, Solon
Springs, Rice Lake, Bayftold, Ashland, Gog
ebic, Watersmoet and numerous lakes near
St. Paul and Minneapolis.
TheBO aro all good fishing places and are
quickly and comfortably reached by the
Nortb-Wcstern line.
Cheap rato excursions August 10-21, Sep
tember 7-21. Limit October 31. 1900. City
ticket olfice. 1401 and 1403 Farnam street.
nimM.VGTO.V HOUTK.
91,(15 Lincoln mill Ilrtnrn 91.(15.
Trains for Lincoln leavo the Burlington
station 8:40 n. m., 3:00 p. m., 4:26 p. m. and
9:30 p. m. Four going, four returning.
COOL CARS.
urllnaton Station,
10th and Mason Sts,
Tel. 121.
r 'i
i-ci: critT.ii' n.Mis uic kaiii.
ToninrroM- tho Mont SciimiHoiiiiI llnr
Knlnn You llirr 1 1 curd Of.
AT BOSTON STORE, OMAHA.
Wo bought from a well known Now York
lace- importing house their entlro stock on
hand of curtain corners, In Battenberg,
Brussels, guipure and Irish point. Theyi
are In lengths from ono yard to two yards '
and are tho drummers' samples of curtains!
thit ore worth as high ns $50.00 n pair.
They aro very -useful for snsh curtains,
small windows nnd door curtains. They
must be Bwn to bo nppreclntcd and wc
offer them tomorrow at 19c each.
LINEN DOYLIES, 1C EACH.
Wo will offer to sell tomorrow 10,000 1
linen fringed doyllrs, all different styles, nt
the uniform price of lc each. This Is the
hlssest bargain wc havo ever offered.
20C EMBROIDERIES, 3,4C. 6C AND 740
YARD.
Manufacfrer's sample pieces of nil tho
finest embroideries and Inserting, In all
widths, worth up to 20c a yard, In this sale
3ic, 5c and 7V4c yard,
25C LACES, 2MC, 6C AND 7V4C YARD.
All the finest wash laces and Insertlngs, In
all widths, hundreds of patterns, worth up
to 25c a yard, in this salo nt 2c, 6c and
714c a yard.
5,000 samplo pieces of all-over embroid
eries, laces and tucklngs, all fine quoltty,
worth up to 50c, In this sale at 5c each.
BOSTON STORE, OMAHA,
N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglan Sts.
L'nrd of 'l'limitm,
We tako this opportunity and this means
of thanking our friends for their many
nets of kindness nnd expressions of sym
pathy during tho death and burial of our
little daughter and sister, Margaret.
MR. AND MRS. A. F. C .AUK AND FAM
ILY. Curd of Tliiinkn.
We wish to thank tho employes of W. R.
Bennett Co., who so kindly assisted us In
tho loss of our mother.
CHARLES F. O'MEARA,
JENNIE O'MEARA.
Garter's Liver Pills 15c
1 dos, 2-Krnln Quinine C'npnulrit 7c
1 dos. il-Krnln Quinine CniixiilcN
1 doc, .t-Krnln Quinine CiiiikiiIc 15c
Cramer' Pennyroyal I'IIIh 91,00
Selinrfcr'n Sure Death 20
Cuntorln '-';
I'ulnp'n Celery Compound 75c
Crmucr'n Kidney Cure 75c
Ilnffy'ii Mult AVhlskey S5c
I'criuiit 75c
Wine of Ciirilut 75c
l.lxtrrlne 75c
S. S. S 75c
I'ncker'a Tur Soup 15c
l'lcrop'n Prescription 75c
Scott's Kttiulnloii 75c
Onoinulnloii 75c
Mile' Nervine 75c
t'nele Sum's Tobacco Cure...... 50c
CriJICCCD CUT PRICE
OLnAtZrtn DRUGGIST
S. W. Cur. Kith and Chleaso.
QUICK
'5
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 1.12 Farnam St. Tel. 310.
UlVnCII' Fine Shoes
IIAT UCRS on Sale
At Less than Half Price Now
Thousands of pairs
fine shoes, made
by the best east'
em manufacture
ers, thrown on
the bargain tables
regardless of price, to close them out
quick, All new styles,in vici kid, pat
ont leather, every pair lilted by a competent shoo
salesman, just as carefully as if you paid the reg
ular prices.
$1.23
MEN'S fine $U and $4 vici kid
shoes, in this salo for
BOYS' fine tan vici kid and satin calf laco
2.00 shoos, on salo at
CHILD'S fine 75c patent leather
on sale at
LAADIKS' fine vlel kid $3.00 shocB, In tan
or hlack, laco or butiuu, K
on sale at 1 I
LADIES' fine J3.60 and $1.00 patent leather '
and tan Russia calf lace
shoes, In this salo at UU 1
LADIES' flno vici kid $2.00 oxford tics, !
uo.vro.v .iToitn giiam) im hciiask.
Of l.nitlrs' t;ndrrsklrf, Prttlpontn nnd
Muvllii I udrrwriir on Snip
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 16.
Wo made two very fortunato purchases
recently, Ono Is a manufacturer's entire
stock of ladles' lino petticoats nnd under
skirts. The other Is a manufacturer's en
tiro stock of muslin underwear. These go
on sale
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 16.
$2.00 PETTICOATS, 69C.
Ladles' hlgh-grado petticoats made of the
finest sllk-flnlshcd cotton tnffetas, silk
finished molro moroen3 nnd silk-mercerized
cotton, with from two to five ruffles and
deep pleated llounclngs, worth up to $2.00,
on salo Wednesday at 69c each.
A muslin underwear manufacturer's en
tire stock of whlto skirts made of fine mus
lln and cambric, with doublo rufiles and
with deep flounces of embroidery and lace.
trimmed with Inserting and handsomely
tucked, worth up to $2.50, on salo Wcdnes
day at 49c, 75c nnd 9Sc each.
BOSTON STORE, OMAHA.
Nw. Cor. 16th and Douglas sts.
A Correction.
In Thompson, Bclden & Co.'s advertise
ment Sunday It read "25c linen for shirts,
2ic per yard. It should have read
"skirts" Instead of "shirts." This was an
error on tho part of tho proofreader.
Clirnp Hound Trip Itntrt.
On August 21 the Illinois Central will sell
tickets, limited until October 31, as follows:
Waseca, Minn., and return, $10.35.
Watcrvllle, Minn., and return, $10.68.
Madison Lake, Minn., and return, $10.6$.
Minneapolis, Minn., and return, $12.65.
St. Paul, Minn., nnd return, $12.65.
Duluth, Minn., and return, $16.95.
Superior, Wis., and return, $16.95.
West Superior, Wis., nnd return, $16.95.
For full particulars call at city ticket of
fice Illinois Central railroad, 1402 Farnam
street.
IT KILLS FLEAS.
The wicked flea on your dog can bo
klllcd-qulckly-convcnlently SURELY -by
uslnj;
Sherman's Dog Shampoo,
This preparation effectunlly rids the dog
of fleas and leaves the hair und skin clean.
Price, 25c per bottle.
FOR MANGE Use Sherman's Mange
Cure. Price, too.
FOR WORMS-Use Areca Nut Worm
Tablets. Price, 50c ner box.
FOR DISTEMPER Use our "Distemper
Powders" afford quick relief reducing tho
fever nt onco and curing tho discharge
from eyes nnd nose. Price, 60c per box.
Wo sell Spratt's Dog Biscuits and Medi
cines. Wo also have full Much of Dent's,
Glover's und Canuou'H Dog Remedies.
Sherman & McGonnell Drug Go
Write for tho New Catalogue.
Corner 16th and Dodge, OMAHA.
IF YOU WANT
AND PLEASANT TRIP
be sure
tliut your ticket reads over the
98c,
welt solo lace
1.85
1.15
and kid slippers, 'IQp
" w
In hlncks or tana,
cn Bn' at
LADIKR' fine $1.00 boudoir
slippers, In tills sale at ...
,98c
49c
KAUIES' flno patent leather $2.00 nnd
$2 00 strap slippers, all sizes,
on salo ut
98c
rssss
together Hint, made t lie wide gup lielwcen inade-to-order
nnnd rendy-mudo. We don't deny that we're
Mling suits very cheap, but wo do deny that we're
selling cheap suits. All the suits now on sale are
of the latest, und the prices have been nuule so' ns
to make it interesting for every buyer.
LADIES' SUITS for .fr't.OO worth $7.50
LADIES' SUmTfor.'? 1.00 worth 8.00
LADIES' SUITS for .?;.r0 worth 12.00
LADIES' SUITS fo7$0.75-worth 16.50
LADIES' SUITS for $12.70 worth 25.00
If you'll investigate you'll invest.
miiiiTi'iiinraafTi-iriMii
HAYDEN
Men's $22,50 Suits
on Sale at $12.50.
To further reduce our immense stock of men's finest suits we
will continue the sale on all our
$12.50
Remember there are no finer
lifted to a living model in making. All are silk sewed collars
lapels and buttonholes hand sewed and stitched ull buttons
lirnily fastened all intor-linings thoroughly shrunk all pockets
and other volnerable points strongly stayed. The fabrics nnd
patterns are the very best.
You get unrestricted choice while dl i Etft
this sale lasts at. only ipl.Ov
MEN'S PANTS will be closed out at half and less. Our entire
stock of men's line odd trousers, regularly worth '2 Ctri
to $7.50, will be closed out nt $3.7;", $2.n0, $1.25 'and . . .
SPECIAL VALUES in men's suits, worth 10 and M
12.50, to close nt .? 1.75 ninl - v
300 STOUT MEN'S SUITS woWh i?J0 to .?18, now C fC
on snle at $1.0, $7.50 nnd UJ,VJJ
Boys' "Washable suits at 4 Of on the dollar.
75c Washable Suits, ut 25c
15c Washable Knee Punts nt 5c
1.25 Wushable Suits, at 50c
$1.75 Washable Suits, at 75c
$2.50 Washable Suits, at 95c
SEND FOR EALL CLOTHING CATALOGUE.
HAYDEN BROS.
JUDGE GORDON
VS. BABY
The Judce sayH thero Is no dniiRer In
urIiik tho kind of milk sold In Omulia. He
drnnk some and It did not kill lilm. Not
no with babies. Most hII their ailments
In summer cmi ke traced to their food. A
larso share of their troubles can be avoid
ed by using
Arnold's Sterilizer
for BterlllzlHR the milk It In h very com
plete article mid tho price rruHoimb!e-miy
nm The doctor ull say It Is the best of
Its kind. Sold by
J. A, FULLER 6l CO.
CUT l'lUCK DlUJCfilSTS.
Punrtepiith nn -imilim Slrert.
Send for book The Hany.
ACHING
TEETH
no not suffer tho torture
of "Tooth-ache," hut havo them 1
oxtractcd without pain, by uslnK
VITALIZED AIR. or If they can Do savod,
have them treated and llllcd. Our work Is
llrst-clatis. 1
Extracting 23c
Vitalized Air rto
Cold drowns 5-r-00
Tad's Philadelphia Dental Rooms, 1
jniT IXiuulnn St. i
DON'T F0MET THAT
You hive the BEST notwlthstandlnu they cost yon no more thin Inferior aoodt.
ril. IIIOK.M P. TO., MANl'TAI TimritH, ST LOUIS, MO, IIMIA1I uiRii
C. A. UA1LSBACK, OMAHA, UlSTltlllUTOIU UNION mABE
Ladies'
Suit
Selling
The selling of suits
goes on beyond all
expectations 'way
beyond.
No ono now sneers at a
roady-mado dross. We've
lifted tho stylo and bot
tcred all tho little points
?1S.0(), ?20.00 and $2i.50 Suits at
garments made. Every one is
ii.ivk you Bvi:n uivisn a
KAIII THIAIi TO. . . .
"Krug
Cabinet"
If not, you have misted' a good tbluf,
Tbls exquisite malt beverage stands on a
unique basis. It sells lleclf. Its fame and
reputation Is the envy of many. The palate,
I the bcnetlciul results achieved "within" ths
'Inner man aro tho only and real Judges ot
Its merits. Approved ot by them, It tri
umphantly enters Innumerable households.
Whero Cabinet enters, doctors und drug
bills exit.
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