10
TJIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAV, JAISTAHY 1, 1001.
'READY TO MARE CONCESSIONS
Promoters of Electrio Road and Gommisaion
era Likely to Reach Agreement
DIFFER ON TWO IMPORTANT POINTS
'jurr I.I n In Vhc rrl Ilnlnlon
mill v One Mnjr lie
HtilintltutiMl After
Jouinirj- 1.
Wcdnosdny, January 2, Is tho dale sol by
tho couuty commissioners anil tho promoters
of tho Omaha & Fremont electric lino for a
llnal decision whether tho contemplated
road will bo constructed. Although tho
commissioner! and tho backers of tho road
have been unablo to nsreo on two very Im
portant points, each side is prepared to
mnko concessions so Unit 11 compromise Is
practically suro to bo effected. Tho men
interested In tho road nro unwilling to
Kuarnnteo tho county 2'j per cent of tho
Kross receipts during tho f.rat llvo years
and ." per cent during tho succeeding years.
Neither nro they willing to kIvu n bond to
lnsuro tho carrying out of tho contract In
I regard to tho date of beginning and com
pleting tho lino. Their contention Is that
tho placing of material for tho construction
nlong tho lino Is mifflctent guaranty, be
cause If tho terms of the contract nro not
carried out thn frauchiso will bo forfeited.
Tho contrnct for tho meat nnd drug sup
plies ut tho poor farm and tho hospital
will bo awarded on Wednecdity at the samo
meeting which determines tho fnto of tho
railroad. Contracts have been nwnrded to
Giorgo K. M'jnro & Co., for groceries: Otto
Bclffcrt, prescriptions; Chicago Lumber
company, white plno lumber and piling;
Omaha Hardwood company, whlto oak tlm
l.er; Omulm Coke nnd Coal company, sewer
pipe, cement nnd Band; U. I'. Steam linkcry
company broad, and David Talbot, Ico for
tho court houso nnd jail.
Tho Judiciary commlttco of tho commis
sioners met nnd Approved bonds of tho
-oounty oinclnls for tho ensuing year.
JSimv .lury MM Siikk'MI,
A plan is under consideration by tho
commissioners and tho county attorney for
saving tho county several thousand dollars
by cancelling tho old Jury list. A legal
opinion In being prepared to bo submitted
on Wednesday nnd If It Is shown to bo
posslblo tho list will bo substituted by tho
now list for 1000. The commissioners nay
there aro on this old list of Jurors 3,000
names, most of which being of men who
liavn moved uway during tho last few years
or havo died. In any event, tho sheriff
lins been unable to find them. Notwith
standing, ho Is bound to make the attempt
to servo Hiimmous on theso men, at n con
siderable expense to tho county in mileage.
Tho purpose of tho new plan to substitute
tho 3900 list will make It posoiUlo for tho
sheriff to bring in a largo number of men
to servo on tho Jury who nro In nrrcars
for personal taxes. Payment fo their
services on tho Jury will bo applied on their
personal tax account and in this way the
county will not only bo ablo to collect n
lnrgo sum In ncrsonal taxes which would
bo otherwlso uncollectnblc, but tho useless
expense of seoklng men who have forfeited
their rcsldonco In the county will bo saved.
It Is said that there nro sufficient names on
tho old Jury Hat lo render unnecessary a
now panel for tho noxt thrco years If tho
' summons could bo served.
FROST FOR NEW CENTURY JAMES GILBERT PASSES AWAY
Omnliii' "Winter "Wrnllirr (ienrrnl
TlirotiKhotit flir Wfit nnil
Aorlli,
Omaha's tarjte of winter weather was
central throughout tho west nnd north and
from present appearances tho twentieth
century will give tho northwest a chilly
greeting. At Landor, Wyo., yesterday
tho thermometer registered 28 degrees be
low zero und nt Winnipeg 24 below. At
Denver It was 18 below, whllo Omahn's
minimum was 2 degrees under tho zero
mark, a fall of 30 degrees from Sunday
morning. '
Tho light anow which accompanied the
decline In temperature extended over the
western pnrt of tho country In varying
depths. In Colorado it ranged from four
inches downward, whllo the heaviest re
ported In Nobraska was about half nn inch,
tho amount which fell nt Omaha. Tho
wind, whllo not high, was sufllclcnt to make
drlftB, which, In a few cases, proved
troublesome. Tho weather bureau offers
llttlo or no relief In tho wny of warmer
weather until today, tho prediction being for
continued cold.
l'rnvontlvr IteiiiPillrn.
Nearly nil organic diseases start with
slight nllmcnts which nro In themselves
of llttlo consequence, and arc easily cured.
As illustration of this, catarrh, pneumonin
and consumption nil originate with n com
mon cold, for tho euro of which Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy has become famous,
tIf you will consider how many friends nnd
' personal acuualiitnnccs havo died from
pneumonia or consumption, wo hardly bo
llevo that you will havo tho courogo to
neglect n cold when you know tho serious
consequences that may follow. For sale by
all druggists.
Dint nt 111 Home nn South Thir
teenth Street After n Week
lllnrn
Shortly nftor 4 o'clock yesterday morning
James Gilbert died at his home nt Ht2
South Thirteenth street. Mr. Gilbert was
taken sick with pneumonia about a week
ago and his death was not unexpected, as
he had been In a precarious condition for
two days beforo ho died. A wlfo and two
sons survive him.
Mr. Gilbert was born in England, May 17,
1345, and has lived In Omaha for twenty-
five yours. When ho first camo to tho city
no was in tno employ or the gas company
and for the past fifteen years he has been
city gas Inspector. He was n thirty-second
degree Mason and at tho tlmo of his death
was commander of St. Andrew's Preceptor'
of Scottish Iltto Masons. He was a past
potontato of Tangier Temple of Mystic
Shrlncrs and has been prominent In Ma
sonic circles for many years.
Mnnonlc police.
All members of Nobraska lodgo No. 1,
Ancient Frco nnd Accepted Masons, aro
requested to attend tho regular meeting on
Tuesday evening, January 1, 1901, as Im
portant matters will bo brought beforo the
lodgo for action. Itefroshmonts will bo
served. JOHN D. HOWE.
Acting Master.
This is tho day a great many men will
swenr off drinking whisky; thoy will stay
away from drink for n few days and then
commence ngaln. They do not under
stand that their wholo system Is in n dis
eased condition when they find they enn
not quit of their own motion. They should
at onco tako tho Keeley euro nt tho Omaha
Institute, corner of 19th nnd Leavenworth
streets.
CIiACi: (IK T1MIS
Via Vi'nlinMi Itnllrnntl.
Commencing Sunday, December 30th,
the "CONTINENTAL LIMITED" will leave
Chicago nt 11:00 n. m. dally. NO EXCESS
FARE on this SOLID VESTII1ULE TRAIN
through to DETROIT, DUFFALO, NEW
YORK, 110STON and ALL EASTERN
POINTS. For all Information wrlto Joseph
Tcahon, traveling passenger agent, Omaha,
Neb.
i)A.Niiu;ri.' tvt:si:i hv a okhm.
A New DUeovery that Kill the Germ
mid l'reventH IliilUn 'k.
Pretty nenrly all tho hair preparations for
, dandruff havo Homo merit In allaying itch
ing of tho scalp and In being a fairly good
dressing for tho hutr, but thcro is only ono
that recognizes what causes dandruff, fall
ing hair and baldness nnd that destroys
that causo, n llttlo germ and that Is
Nou tiro's Horplcldo. This germ cats its
way into tho scalp, down to tho hair root,
whoro It saps thnt vitality, causing dandruff
ns it digs up tho scalp Into llttlo whlto
scales. Unless It Is destroyed thcro is no
permanent stopping of falling hair and euro
of dandruff nnd baldness. Nuwbro'a Ilerpl
cldo kills tho germ. ''Destroy tho cause,
you remove tho effect."
For StiKlentM.
Returning to eastern colleges nnd schools
tho Lako Shoro nnd Michigan Southern
railway olfors an uncqunlcd service. Among
Its trains nro tho New York and Boston
special, leaving Chicago 10:30 n. ra.; tho
Now England express, 2 p. m.; tho twenty
six hour trnln to Doston, also tho Lake
Shoro limited, having through sleepers to
Now York and Doston, also dining nnd li
brary cars. Special sleeping cars will be
attached for the accommodation of parties.
F. M. Byron, G. W. A., Chicago.
Free lltintea.
If you desire full Information In regard
to the Kicwa, Comanche, Apnche, Wichita
and Caddo reservations in the Indian Ter
ritory, which aro soon to bo opened for
settlement, send 60 cents for book with
quarter-sectional Illustrated map and full
description of tho lands to
D. P. DROWN,
1323 Farnam St.,
Omaha, Neb.
Tho 2,175 members of tho Conservative
Savings & Loan ussoclation nil received n
Now Year's gift today In tho way of an
nn turn 1 dividend ut tho rnta of C pur cent.
eIrHNkii Telephone Company.
During tho year 1900 tho Nebraska Tolo
phono company expended nbout $200,000 on
now lines nnd exchanges, Nenrly 3,000 miles
of now copper wire wore strung, and over
300 miles of now toll lines were constructed.
Tho Omaha exchange has Increased largely
in numbers by reason of n reduction In
rcsldonco rates. Owing to tho increased
voltago used by tho electric light company
i;ood telephone Bcrvlco In Omaha cannot be
given except over metallic circuit lines,
nnd henen thcro hns been a largo increase
In tho list .of subscribers who now havo
tho long dlstanro equipment.
The underground conduit system was ex
tended on Eighteenth street from Cnss to
Nicholas, on Douglas from Twentloth to
Twenty-fourth, Twenty-fourth from Doug
Ins to Harney, and Hnrnoy from Twenty
fourth to Thirty-sixth.
New polo lines wero built on South
Tblrty-thtrd, Woolworth avenue, North
Eighteenth, Clark, Cuming, Fortieth, Spen
cer, North Twenty-fourth nnd Bristol
streets, and old pole Hues wero rebuilt on a
number of streets.
lAnimiiiieeiiieiitN nf the Theiitem.
Two performances will bo given at tho
popular Orpheum this first day of n new
year nnd u new century, nnd tho splendid
bill tho over thoughtful management have
secured for thu occuslnu shows In n prac
tical wny that tho patrons' linpplnesii is
being promoted as well ns wished for. Tho
ndvnncu sale indlcntoH tho usual crowded
houses, which Is llttlo to bo wondered nt
with such slara as Wnldon tho Great,
protty Knthryn Osterman nnd Julia Wet
m oro on tho program.
Frank B. Carr's Indian Mnlden Buries
quern- will glvo two performances nt tho
Trocadcro today. This company gives tho
cleanest nnd most meritorious performance
seen nt this house. Tho bill opens with
n laughnblo hurlettn, entitled "Pocahontas
In Now York," introducing Pearl Mar
quota as Captain John Smith. Tho vnude
villi) program Introduces Bessie Phillips,
flwnn and Dumbard, Bello 'Gordon, Cun
nlnglium nnd Smith, Mack and Mathews
nnd tho La Mnrr sisters. The closing event,
entitled "Fun In tho Whlto Houso," Intro-
duces tho ontlro company In gorgeous cos
tunics, during the action of which will
bo scon tho Danso la Puree, tho nutomo-
lil lo girls nud halluts. Tho scenlo and mo
chantcn! effects nro carried by tho com
pany for tho proper stuglngs.
Wanted, u good man to do canvassing In
tho country. Good pay for light man. Ad
dress E -I, Bee.
Ilubermnu, Jeweler, est. I860; absolutely
reliable; lowest prices; IStli und Douglas.
Hamilton Warren, M. D., eclectic and
magnetic physician, offlco nt tho Central
hotel, corner North Fifteenth and Dodge
streets, till a suitable location can be found.
Special attention to all long standing or
lingering diseases and to diseases of women
and children.
Wanted An insuranco man of good stand'
Ing and experience to act as general agent
for a largo eastern Insuranco company not
now represented In Nebraska. Address
F 2, Bco office,
Bowling alleys rented for prlvnte parties.
Phono 16G5. Ed Hnyden, 1519 Chicago.
Dunne urograms nnd weddlnc stntloncrv.
A. I. Root, printer, 414-416 South 12th.
Special Sale on
Kodaks
und
Cameras
Wo nro now offering Cameras nt
specially reduced rates beforo talcing
count of stock at tho now year. This
Is your oportunity to get a first-class
Instrument at greatly reduced prices.
The Robert Dempster Go,,
1215 Farnam Street.
Wholcsalo Dealers In Photo Supplies.
nosTON stout, orr.x r,vrii ,oo..
Toilny, Tuemlnj-, Xer Yeiir'n llnri
llnMoii Htore'H Open Till .Noon.
All tho special bargains wo offored Inst
Saturday nnd Monday will bo continued un
til noon today.
Men's $10 suits go nt $3.90.
Men's $15 suits go nt $8.90.
Men's $1.50 bucklo overshoes, 75c.
Men's $1.50 low overshoes, 75c.
Men's G5c rubbers, 29c.
$5 Boy's overcoats nt $1.25.
$6 boy's ulsters nt $2.50.
Men's storm ulsters at $3.90.
Men's $15 overcoats, top coats nnd ulsters
nt $6.90.
BOSTON STORE, Omaha.
Open until noon New Yenr's day.
N. . Cor. 16th and Douglas.
iiavdd.v into. rt.osis at noo..
On Nevr Yenr !)
Today being New Year's day, Hnydcn's
Bros, announce that tho big store will close
nt noon.
nir.i).
KENNELI.Y-Wllllnni. nged 25 years.
Funeral Wednesday, Jnnuury 2nd, ut S:30
u. m. from family residence. 2323 South Uth
street, to St. Patrick's church. Interment
St. Mary's cemctcrj.
5 Years Ago Today
and what a change. How well wo remem
ber Juu. 1st, 'Ofl. You did not know there
was n druggist In Omaha by the name of
Schacfer. Neither did Doc nor tho people
In tho Btato of Nobraska. But today thurc
Is no storo known better than ours. And
what mado this remarkablo change In such
n short time? Cut prices and printer's Ink
done honestly und thoroughly. Thcro never
was and novcr will bo uny "faking" In our
advertising. Had thcro been wo would not
bo in tho drug business today. Nothing
hurts so hard In tlmo ns "faking." In
stead, todny wo havo built up a successful
business. Wo certainly feel ns If wo ought
to spring n rooster In this ad, but you can
sco we don't, for tho reason wo haven't got
one. What has built our prescription trado
show of credit for. His howling himself
hoarso about us mado It a "dead cinch" for
us. People wnntcd to sco for themselves
and bo convinced whether our advertising
up to tho Itntnenso amouut that wo 1111
daily, wo must glvo Doc, tho grafter, his
of him getting his offlco rent paid and n
commission was a fact or a llttlo "hot air"
on our account. Wo convinced them that
It was n fact and they wero satisfied. Con
sequently Doc's argument fell Hat with
many of his patients that wo could not fill
their prescriptions. Doc expected to get our
scnlp a long whlto ngo. Did you get It?
If you hnve, we don't know anything about
It. If you will contlnuo to demand from
your 2x4 pet druggists your commission
during tho year of 1901 don't uso such un
professional methods and tell your patient
the prescription was filled wrong by tho
druggist who tilled It, but glvo the druggist
a chance to defend himself In tho presence
of your patient. As far ns wo nro con
cerned, you can do ns you pleaso
about us as wo said before. Its
n "ueaa cincn" ror us to navo you ten
them wo enn't till them. Doc, wo don't ex
pect to bo with you all this yenr. As Boon
as wo can sell our storo wo will leavo you
nnd retire from tho retail business and en
ter another field In another line. Should
you happen to come to Albany at any tlmo
when wo aro there wo will promlso you to
entertain you roynlly nnd won't hesitate to
"crack n bottle," and wo will talk It over
about the great times wo had In Omaha.
Doc, wo certainly wish you a happy and
prosperous New Year.
From your friend,
Tho Doutchor Apothekcr,
CHAS. II. SCIIAEFER.
Wanted, a good man to do canvassing In
tho country. Good pay for right man. Ad
dress E 4, Bee.
Teeth i
i
If your teeth need
attention wo can glvo
you llrstclas8 work nt
reasonable) prices.
Sets Teeth S5.00 up
Bridge Work, $5.00 per tooth
j Taft's Philadelphia Denial Rooms
1517 DotiKlns St.
Until Jan. 1st Picture
Frames at your own
f)tlC& d&
SEE OUR 190
PICTURE FRAMES.
JUST THE COST OF THE GLASS
-g
213
N. 16th St.
MERCHANTS
NATIONAL BANK
OF OMAHA.
N. E. Cor. Farnonl and lltk Rtm.
Paid Up Capital fAOO.QOO
lurplaa Fund 9100,000
UMTBU STATE DRPOMTORT.
FRAN If. MURPHY. President.
B. B. WOOD, Vice President
LUTHER DRAKE, CaahUr.
if. x. UAJdi lslxj Assistant casnier.
Heart to
Heart
Coal Talk
m
m
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m
m
m
'0
m
(f Making the Lowest Prices.
Hi
No mutter whero you havo been
buying cash--wo bctlevo It will
pay you In dollars, cents and tat
iRfnctton to trnnsfer your pat
ronage right now to our olllce.
W nre dottiR nil thoso things
which plcnso coal buyers,
Furnishing High (iradc Quality. .
Sere cnltig Away all Dust and flirt.
Weighing Willi Utmost Accuracy.
Delivering Anywhere. Et cry where
Promptly
Among our special coal values
tho most popular Is
i 'bV aaam m w mraW jwm tn'Trrrrya u ,
am
& Economy
Jg Washed Nut ffi
w
m
m
m
m
m
m
$5.50 Per Ton.
A very clean cooker. No
slate, no clinker. Wo uso It In
our own homes, eo wo know ox
nctly how It burns.
Buy ii ton and If not satisfac
tory wo will replace It with
other coal or tho cash at our
own expense.
J. S0NNENBERG,
DIAMOND BROKER,
Xoann money en Diamonds, Watches,
and Jewa'.ry. Old Gold and Silver
bouaht. BU8INBBS CONFIDENTIAL.
TVel. IBB. XaOS DOUGLAS ST.
'ft
m
it) OMAHA COAL, COKE & (t
(ft LIME COMPANY (ft
E. cor. loth
'f? & Douglas
ff Strobts.
' Phonn
r
unvrtFii' Grand pre-
llAllJOlS Inventory
Clothing Sale.
For this week. Prices cut in half. Fit and
style guaranteed. The best makes of clothing in
America. Buy this week and save fully fifty per
cent on your purchases. The most complete as
sortments and the best values ever put on sale.
Hart, Schaffner &
Mars Finest Suits
aiid Overcoats
l At great concessions in price. The richest qualities in the
world, made to retail at $15.00, 20.00, $25.00 and .$:J0.00, will
sell here this week at
$7.50, $10 and $15.
We also offer exceptional values in medium grade Cat
Suits and Overcoats, worth 10.00 and 12.00, for. 4-
Price Concessions in Boys and Children's Suits,
Reefers and Odd Pants.
Boys' Odd Long Pants, si7.es, waists, 20 to 32 pants worth
from $1.50 to 5.00 on sale for
75c, $1.25, $1.95, $2.50
Boys' Odd Knee Pants, sizes 3 to 10, worth up to $1.75, sale
price this week
25c, 50c and 75c
Boys' Reefers and Top Coats worth double at
$1.75, $2.50 and $3.75
(III 01D YEAR IS DYING
The closing hours of 3900 warrant us in these expressions:
Twelve months of exceptionally good business with
more goods sold, more dollars counted than ever before,
j uc jiiviviinu mis NurjiriBfii aim hiuiuibi'u u grvui.
many other people. What did it? The irresistible mag
net of lowest prices every day in the year is bound to at
tract the crowd. Perfectly fair dealing, tho most liberal
assortments, high organization and the command of mon
ey, brought us a wealth of trade, beyond our best antici
pations. If there aro opportunities, we know of them, and
in the markets where cash is king, wo are the unquestioned
leaders.
Every year adds to tho betterment of our work. The
completeness and readiness of the store at every point is
generally known and appreciated. On last New Year's
day we proclaimed a new and greater career for this busi
ness. It has been realized Trado traditions are re
versed, dull seasons banished, varieties increased, goods
cheapened, service improved, money never had equal
buying power, and in many class of ways wo know wo
have done you a good service. Our task' has been to so
perfect the art of retailing that the customer shall pay,
nearly as possible, only for the article he buys. We've
tried to work out the correct principle of straightforward
integrity and make the store something more than a plnce
to buy and sell and make money. For the rest, we could
not find words to tell of the year and its success. We let
it pass into history, proud of what we are and thankful
for the good-will of a host of friends.
The storo will be open until noon tomorrow, January
1st, 1001.
IAVn5?l!T Pre-Inventory
lAI UkllS Sale of Cloaks.
We take slock Wednesday and have made astonishingly low
prices to close out every possible garment Tuesday forenoon. The
prices quoted herein are for Tuesday only no mail orders filled.
Ladies' Beaver Cape that sold 0 C C
for $125.00
500 ladies' Rainy Day Skirts made from
the heavy golfing cloths plaid backs
regular price $7.50 for ft Q Q 0
only wUiUU
50 ladies' Suits silk lined throughout-
made up in the newest styles worth up to
$40.00 for one day
only
$12.50
HAYD
linos
Selling the Most Clothing in Omaha. .
Beautiful
Atomizers
and
Cut Glass
Bottles of
Perfumes
at reduced prices to
close out.
Sherman & McDonnell Drug Go
Cnr. Kith nnd Dndice.
Smoke the best. Ask your dealer for a
i - .uisi. ii "U 1 m mm
D
IT COSTS YOU NO MORE VHAN INFERIOR BRANDS.
P. R. RICH N. C. CO., Mfrs, St. Louis. UNION MADE
Sight Drafts at Maturity.
it. s. hall. i. h, Mcculloch.
Law office of
hall & Mcculloch.
OMAHA NATL iANK BLDC,
0MA HA.
December 31st, 1900.
Mr. II. X). Neoly,
Manager Equitable I.lfp Ins, Co.,
Omaha, Nebraska,
Dear Sir:
I havo today received for Mrs. Ellen H. Wore, my wlfo's mother,' your draft for JC.0S3, In paymcit of tho two poli
cies on tho llfo of Jasper A. Waro, her husband.
Proofs wero handed mo Monday ovonlug last, December 2-Ith. I notlco your draft Is dated at New York Decem
ber 27th, and was received In Omaha on Sunday. Tho proofs which wero nlvrn to mo wero very simple, and very
easily made out, nnd tho promptltudo with which tho policies wero paid Is vory satisfactory Indeed.
I now have beforo mo a practical Illustration of tho truth of your advertisement that policies In tho Equitable nro
sIrIH draft ut maturity, and I wish to say I vnluo more than over my policy of $10,000 In the Equitable, Llfo Insur
anco Company, which I havo carried for many years, and which I regard as tho very best part of my estate.
Yours very truly, n. S. HALL.
Promptness Everywhere.
OQJ Per
Total Claims Paid
Total Premiums Paid
8 cent.
During Novomber over 09 per cent
(99.376 per cent) of tho death
claims paid by tho Equitable In
tho United States and Canada
wero paid within ono day after
proofs of death wero received.
Number. Amount.
Claims Paid 1C0 $664,437
raid within ono day. ...159 661,437
There was only ono claim that ro
malncd unpaid on the second
day.
$661,137
301,201
Fronts to Estates of Assured.. $363,233
Whoro claims nro not paid Imme
diately It Is usually duo to delay
on the part of tho beneficiary
In submitting complrto papers.
99.65 PEFt CENT of AMOUNT PAID
WITHIN A DAY.
Ratio of Claims paid to Premiums re
ceived, 220.60 per cent.
Ter cent of Profit to Estates of As
sured, 120.60 per cent. '
The record of one month is the record
of 40 years.
ALWAYS TIIH SAME.
THE OLD RELIABLE
Equitable Life
Strongest In the world.
Surplus over $61,000,000.
H. D. NEELY,
Manager for Nebraska.
206-208 Dec Building, OMAHA.
You all know our Box Coat Skinner's
satin lined made from imported kersey
the best coat in America we have been
selling it for $12.00 for
one day only
You all know Hie fine Jackets that fill our tables mink and er-
minie collars trimmed with fancy silks that have
sold up to $.'50 for one day only your choice
Ladies' Automobile Coats new back and new sleeve
vou remember it at $18.50 for one day only
Ladies' Astrakhan Capes 33 inches long with written guaran
tee for four years' wear the price has been
S3S.no for one day only
1 lot of children's Jackets some trimmed with fur
that sold at $1.75 for one day only
10 dozen ladles' Underskirts havo been soiling at $1.00 and 1.C0 for ono - q
JLUKj
..$5.50
..$4.98
..$6.98
69c
$6.98
nk and or-
$5.00
$8.75
ti m n tin vi -
vu fa uu till-
$17.50
$1.48
day only
75 ladles Silk Dress Skirts nicely trimmed regular prlco $12.75
for ono day only
Ladles' Marten Scarfs thnt wero sold at $12.50 for ono day only
at
200 ladles' Tailor Mado Suits all colors newest Btylcs all wool ma
terials sold up to $18.00 for ono day only
Ladles' French Flannel Waists lined throughout now cuff regular
price $2.50 for ono day only
HAYDEN BROS
Fastest Trains
Shortest
Line I
v mm j
MISSOURI
RIVER TO
Salt Lake City
10 Heart Qaickir than
any other line.
San Francisco
15 Hoars Qalcktr than
any othir lint.
Portland
IS Hourt Qalcktr than
any other lint.
MISSOURI
RIVER TO
Salt Lake City
238 Mlln Shortr than
any other line.
San Francisco
3 to Mil" Shorter than
any other line,
Portland
54 HUei Shorter than
any other line.
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