12
TTTE OfAITA DA IT A" BEE; "WEPXESPAV, JAXT'ATIY 10, 1901.
COMMERCIAL CLUB IS BUSY
Initial
Meeting of th Ntt Executive
Committee it Held.
JOHN E. UTT RETAINS SECRETARYSHIP
After Traimnotlnn of Hntitlnr Ilnl
ur.KH C'omiiiltlrr Mateim to it Talk
on Prui''l I'ltvliuv I.rcljiln
( In ii l'upiileton'a .Speech.
Thn new oxccutlvn commlttco of tho Com
mercial club held Its (lrnt meeting yester
day and elected J. F. Carpenter chairman
nnd ru-clcctcd John K. L'tt secretary and
commissioner, Hfter which n number of
Important matters wcro dweussed nud noted
upon.
Undid Martin cnlled tho nttentlon of the
club to tho bill thiit has been Introduced In
tho lcglslaturo for nnicndmontH to tho
Omaha city charter, which, In effect, abol
ish tho right of petition In regard to tho
pnvlng nnd repavlng of ntrcots. Ho Bald a
committee of citizens, with Henry W. Yatoa
tin chairman, had prepared nnd unnnlmously
endorsrd other amendments to tho city
charter, which would extend tho fullest
rights of petition to property owners und
called upon Mr. I'oppleton to explain tho
proposed amendments.
Mr. Popploton Hald tho citizens' commlt
teo proposed that all pnvlng work In this
city xhould bo done only upon petition of
nhuttlng property owners. Tho charter
Amendments proposed by City Attorney
Connell and now tinder committeo consid
eration In the lcglslaturo provided that oil
paving work, Including repaying, could be
ordered by tho mayor nnd council without
n petition having been Bent In for such
Improvement from tho peoplo who must
pay for It,
Dec-lure TIhto In DniiKPr.
Mr., I'oppleton considered It nnwlso and
dangerous to confer bucIi arbitrary power
upon tho mayor nnd council.
Tho charter amendment!) prepared nnd
Indorsed by tho citizens' committee, ex
plained tho sponkor, provldo that no paving
or ropnvlng can bo ordered by tho city
government unless It In petitioned for
by n mnjorlty of tho owncra of
tho taxahlo froutngo effected. Provi
sion Is mndo In tho amendments
to throw every posslblo snfeguard around
tho process of petition, so that tho legality
of tho proceeding cannot bo successfully
denied by parties desiring to escapo taxa
tion for Improvements nailed for by them,
Every nlgnaturo to n paving petition would
hnvo to bo acknowledged before n notary
public and tho city nttornoy would bo ro
qnlrod to examine tho titles to tho property
lepresonted nnd certify that tho signers
of n petition nro tho owners of tho property
Involved.
Mr. I'oppleton offered n resolution by
which tho endorsement of tho Commorcln?
club Is given to tho charter nmondmcnts
offered by tho citizens' commlttco nnd it
wns adopted unanimously.
Itiillnu Supply Depot.
Tho matter of lenslng n building for tho
uso of tho now Indian supply depot was
referred to committeo consisting of tho
president, tho chairman and tho sccrotnry,
with nower to act. A communication from
tho l'ooplo'H Furniture nnd Cnrpot company
offering tho four-story warehouse at 813-S15
Howard for tho supply depot at a rental of
$1,100 a year was received.
Tho tie between four members for tho
twenty-fifth plnco on tho oxccutlvo commit
teo wns dccldod by tho selection of W. W.
TImstcd,
A letter wns read from Georgo II. Max
well of Chicago, executive chairman of tho
National Irrigation association, stating
Ihnt a Hitbcommltteo of tho senate commit
tee on Indian nffnlrs had decided to report
favorably on nil appropriation of $100,000
for preliminary work on tho proposed San
Carlos reservoir In Arlzonn, which was
designed to Irrlgnto about 100,000 acres of
government land.
Upon motion of John Steel It was dccldod
to hold tho annual mooting nnd banquet of
tho club on Tuesday evening, January S3.
LIZZIE ST0RTZJS IN JAIL
Wife of Korin.-i- Oimiliii Ilnrlc Driver
Gliiirut-d lvllli I,ur
ii y.
I.lzzlo Stortz, wife of X. Stortz, who was
formerly nn Omaha hack driver, Is in Jail
nt tho polleo station charged with grand
larceny. She Is accused of stealing n dia
mond pin worth $130, n gold watch worth
$100. J2U In mouey nnd n rntlrond ticket to
Denver from J. T. Ilusscy, proprietor of
tho Nebraska thontcr.
Tho woman wus arrested yesterday morn
ing while alio wns eating breakfast In tho
Vienna restaurant on East Fnrnnm street
by Detectives Drummy nnd Mltcholl. Sho
had with her n umall grip packed with
wearing apparel nnd was evidently about to
leavo tho city. A hack which ho had or
dered to drlvo her to tho depot was waiting
outsido tho restnurnnt. When tho polleo
matron searched hor nt tho station tho
property which Mr. Ilusscy claims was
Btolen from htm wns found upon her por
tion. Sho will bo held for trial.
l.liiKcrhiK l.n (irlppr Cunuli.
O. Vaehor, 157 Osgood St., Chicago, says:
"My wlfo had n very sovcro ense of la
Krlppe, nnd it left her with a very bad
cough. Sho tried n bottlo of Foley's Honey
nnd Tnr und It gnvo Immodlnto rellof. A
fiO-cent bottlo cured her cough entirely."
Trice, 25c und 50c. Myers-Dillon Drug Co.,
Orcnha; Dillon's Drug Store, South Omaha,
Co lit cm t for Sent In CiinurrM,
IHJFFALO, Jan. 15. Rowland H. Mahany,
republican, has served formal notlco on
Keprcsentntlvo Uynn, democrat, that his
election as a member of tho Fifty-seventh
congress will bo contested. Tho nllegcd
grounds for contest nro bribory, political
.Intimidation nnd transposition of election
returns. Hyan's plurality wa3 316.
WPAN'S TAllULES Is nn elTectual cure
for tho Ills which originate In n bad stom
ach. 10 for Be. At all druggists.
Cotton Union suits, iloeced llnod, $1.00 quality 7Cc 75o quality for EOc.
$1.50 Wool Vesta or Drawers, for $1.00.
$1.25 Wool Vests or Drawers, for 87c
$1.00 Wool Vosta or Drawers for 76c.
73c Wool Vesta or Drawers for 60c.
50o Cotton Flercud Vesta or Drnwors 3Jc. Ladles' extra fine quality $2.60 Dlack
Tlchts for 51.75 $2.00 quality for $1.38 $1.60 quality for $1.00 $1.00 quality for 75c
75c quality for 60c.
Misses' Dlack Tights, $1.60 quality for $1.00 $1.00 quality for 65c.
Children's Tights S5o up.
PRICES CUT IN HALF In children's and ladles' Legglns 15c up.
Outing Flannel Night Dresses 39a up
What wo havo left In children's Cloaks wo will sell at Just half former price.
Silk Uouneta at hajf and less than bs.lt former price 2So uc
IIOSTO.V STOIti: MITIO.V HAl.li.
(Irntiil ClrnrliiK .Hnlr of .Vcitlonn Thr
lllguent HnrKnliiH IJvfr Offered,
ON SALE TODAY.
Hest crochet cotton, all colors, lc hall.
Tho best embroidery silk, nil colors, 3c
dozen spools.
Crochet knitting silk, none better at any
price, 5c hall.
Delong hooks and eyes, 2c card.
Improved safety hump hooks and eyes, 2
cards for lc.
f00 yards basting cotton, l'.ic spool.
Tiger darning cotton, 2 enrds, lc.
H. I), embroidery cotton, 3 balls for lc.
Hist grade angora yarn, nil colors, white
and gray, worth ISc, go at 5c ball.
All sizes safty pins, 2 cards lc.
Silk clastic In garter lengths, 5c each,
worth 23c.
llrass drapery pins, lc dozen.
Oilcloth, bibs. 2c ench.
25c rubber bibs, 5c each.
All kinds bono nnd horn hairpins, lc each,
worth un to 15c.
10c hairpin cabinets, 2c each.
Steel pointed shnwl pins on fancy cellu
loid card, ic dozen.
50c Japanese Imported crepe paper nap
kins, Cc per hundred.
Household enamel In largo cans, nil col
ors, worth 50c, go nt 6c.
K.MHItOIDKKY AND INSERTION.
Sample strips of flno embroidery and In
sertion purchased from a St. Onll, Switzer
land, manufacturer, Including tho very fin
est made, choice patterns, worth up to C5c
yard, go at 5c, 10c, 15c und 25c yard,
Kluo torchon laco nnd insertion, very
dainty nnd claborato patterns, chotco styles,
worth up to 20c, go nt 214c, 3Vfcc and 5c yd.
N. II. Our Janunry sale of linens, mus
lins nnd white goods Is now going on.
1108TON STOKE, OMAHA.
J. L. HHANDEIS & SONS, Prop's.
CRUSADE FOR CLEANLINESS
.Smiltnry Ofllrcrn Miikc Tour of Nimirr
oiifc CIipui I.oiIrIiik
Hoiiftt-H.
Sanitary Officers Woolrldge and (Jlbbons
mndo a tour of inspection of tho cheap
lodging houses of tho east sldo yesterday,
and whllo no urrcsts wcro made, n lot
of unwholesome bedding wns condemned
and ordered burned nnd several of tho keep
ers wero directed to elenn up under penalty
of arrest and line. Tho worst of tho houses
visited wns that of A. Gordon, 312-16 South
Eleventh street. Wending tholr way
through halls barely two feot wide, tho offi
cers encountered sonio disgusting sights
and Hmclls. Llttlo Htuffy rooms scarcely
larger than dry goods boxes wcro without
light or ventilation nnu wero furnished with
n chnlr, a wnshslnnd nnd u slnglo bed, tho
"linen" of which was In n deplorable condi
tion. Everywhere, especially In tho mat
tresses, wns a striking variety of Insect
life. Soventecn of these mattresses wero
ordered burned.
Tho rooming houso of K. Robinson, 20D
South Twelfth street, was In little better
condition than that of Gordon. Several of
Robinson's mnttrcsses wcro ordered de
stroyed. Tho bedding of tho Cambridge ho
tel. Thirteenth nnd Capitol avenue, was
found to bo In need of nttentlon from tho
laundress, which was enjoined by the olll
eers. Tho lust plnco visited wns that of
Jack Rabbltz, 307 South Twelfth street,
whoso plaeo was found to bo In compara
tively sanitary condition. Rabbltz was
given n llttlo ndvlco In tho matter of Insect
powders nnd tho Ulto nnd tho crusndo for
tho morning was at an end.
SUCCESSOR TO DR. F. F. TEAL
Speeuln tloit nml Comment nn to Vn
enncy 4in llnnrd of Kilucit
tion. Dr. Frederick F, Teal will probably pre
sent his resignation ns incmbor of tho
Hoard of Education nt tho next regular
meeting of that body, Monday evening, Jan
uary 21, As that llmo approaches Interest
lucrenscs In tho men who aro mentioned
for tho vacancy.
"I do not bollovo that n now member of
tho board will bo olected tho snmo night
that Dr. Teal's resignation Is handed In,"
said Member J. C. Darnnrd In discussing tho
candidates for tho office. "Tho members
hnvo given but llttlo thought to selecting
tho doctor's successor, nnd In my opinion
thcro will not bo any election beforo Feb
ruary. Flvo or six men nro tnllced of for
tho placo, but I do not know that any of
them aro seeking tho place or would tnko
It It tendered to thorn.
"Two Second ward men nro talked of
Ferdinand Haarmann nnd Fred Urunlng.
As thoro Is no member on tho board from
tho Second wnrd somo of tho members feel
that a man should bo selected from that
portion of tho city. R. C. Patterson and
Geotgo T. Nicholson nro Fourth ward men
who hnvo been suggested to mo as possible
candidates. Dr. II. A. Foster of tho Sixth
ward Is tho only other mnn whom I havo
heard named In connection with tho ofllce."
w 1 1 at o.usi:s n v.vnui: v i.
Orcii text F.uroprnit Authority on Skin
DlnfiincH, SnyM It' n ticrui.
Tho old Idea wns that dandruff Is scnles
of akin thrown off, through a feverish con
dition of tho Bcnlp. Prof. Unnn, Hamburg,
Germany, European authority on skin
diseases, Bays dandruff is n gorm disease.
Tho germ burrows undor tho scnlp, throw
ing up llttlo scales of cuticle, and supping
tho vitality of tho hair ut tho root. Tho
only hair prepurutlon that kills dandruff
germs Is Nowbro's Ilcrpicldo. "Destroy tho
cause, you removo tho effect." Not only
cures dandruff, but stops falling hair nnd
enuses a luxuriant growth. Delightful hair
dressing.
Aiiiiouitt'iMiiriitn of tlir 'I'lirnt rrn.
Thcro Is only ono Bhow In town this week
nnd that is nt tho Trocndero, whoro "Ir
win's Majesties" aro shining In all tholr
regal splendor. Tho performances nro
thoroughly enjoyed by thousands of well
pleased visitors, who crowd tho theater
dally, both matlnco nnd evenings. Thcro
will bo n performanco next Saturday even-,
log.
"Fads nnd Follies" follows tho "Mnjes
tlen" next Sunday matinee, January 20.
MRS. J. BENSON.
January Clearing Sale
Don't forget wo are making big reductions In Knit Un
dorwenr for ladles and children.
Kxtrn fine quality JICNNESSE MIIXER STERLING
UNION SUITS, part silk, $8.50 suits for $6.50 $4.25 tults
for $2.00 $3.60 suits for $2.25 $2.50 suits for $1.75
$1.75 suits for $1.15 $1.50 suits for $1.00 $1.25 suits for
87c
ALL IS HARMONIOUS NOW
Factional Difference Between Union Painters
Wiped Out.
OMAHA HAS ONLY ONE ORGANIZATION
I'lKlit of I, on it StiiuilliiK nml Which
linn Attrnctcil Attention All Ovrr
the Country In Ainlen
hly .Settled.
Monday night tho last estrangement be
tween tho Haltlmorc and Lafayette factions
of .the International Painters' union was
settled and Omaha now has but ono paint
ers' union, tho Iloltlmora organization hav
ing been absorbed by tho Lafnyetto union
after light extending over n period of
several years.
Omaha was tho bottle ground, In a great
measure, of the light between tho Interna
tional factions for supremacy and to Omaha
union No. 109 tho present condition Is In
no small mcusuro due. When thu union
divided ns tho result of u meeting, tho
Omaha union followed tho Elliott or Haiti
nioro faction. Tho Lafnyetto brotherhood
offered terms of compromise, which Elliott
refused to consider. Relieving that tho
terms should havo been accepted, tho ofll
oers of tho Omnhn union asked Elliott to
stnto his reasons for refusing. Ho de
clined to answer nnd Omaha then led u re
volt which cnrrled from tho Dultlmoro
brotherhood three-fifths of Its member
ship, giving tho numerical supremacy to tho
Lafnyetto brotherhood,
riliht In Curried t'p.
Tho fight was then carried to tho floor of
(ho American Federation of Labor hy W. II.
Dell of this city, who was refused a seat as
delegate becauso ho adhered to tho La
fayetto brotherhood, tho Elliott branch nt
that time being recognized us the legal
union hy tho central body. Tho presenta
tion of his enso beforo tho federation re
sulted In tho unscntlng of tho Ilaltlmorc
delegates nnd tho federation then put on
foot measures for tho amalgamation of tho
factions. This was perfected so far ns the
International societies wcro concerned Inst
year. Dy tho terms of tho nmnlgamntlon
tho unions chnrtcrcd by each branch wcro
to bo recognized by tho othor nnd this was
done generally. Omaha union No. 109, the
Lafayette branch, refused to rccognlzo
Omaha union No. 101, tho Dnltlmoro union,
nnd tho lattor nppenled to tho International
olllccrs. After much correspondence A. J.
Ilnlnbrldge, first vlco president of tho niual
gamoted unlrn, enmo to Omaha nnd for
several days has been at work trying to
bring about a settlement. Union No. 109
offered to nccept nil members In good
standing on tho books of union No. 104, but
refused to rccognlzo tho union. Tho mem
bers of No. 101 stood out for several days,
but when threatened with n cancellation of
their charter under nny circumstances they
finally decided to Join tho other union.
Eighteen men nro ndded to tho membership
of No. 109 by tho nctton nnd the last trouble
In tho United Stntes between tho rival fac
tions has been settled.
CHURCH IN GOOD CONDITION
Kntuitzc Mcmnrliil ConstrPitntlon
UnloiflKffi tho l'nntor,
Kev. Trcfs.
Tho an una 1 meeting of tho congrega
tion of Kountzo Memorial church was held
Monday night In tho auditorium of tho
church and was largely attended. Reports
wero submitted from tho various com
mittees and all of them went to show that
tho church Is In hotter condition than over
before.
Tho membership has been largely In
creased and tho attendance at nil of tho
church services has grown In oven greater
proportion. In tho report submitted by tho
treasurer It was shown that oven though
$5,000 wns paid out during tho Inst few
months for repairs and Improvements In tho
church, u nlco balance Is still on hand.
Tho pastor, Rov. E. F. Trefz, wns com
mended nnd nn eloquent testimonial to the
high esteem In which ho Is held by his
pnrlshloucrs wns given In nn unanimous
voto that his salary bo increased $000 dur
ing tho next year. An Invitation wns ex
tended Rov. Trofz to make Omaha his per
manent homo nnd servo Kountzo Memorial
church as Uu pastor.
La Grlppo coughs often conttnuo for
months nnd Romcttmcs lead to fatal re
sults after the patient Is supposed to havo
posscd tho danger point. Foley's Honey
nnd Tnr affords posttlvo protection nnd
security from those coughs. Myers-Dillon
Drug Co., Omaha; Dillon's Drug Storo,
South Omahn.
Mortality SKitUlleK.
Tho following deaths und births wero re
ported to tho city health commissioner for
the twenty-four hours ending nt noon Tues
day: Deaths Mrs. Mario , Hales, 1C0G North
id You Ever Write
advertising. If you did you certnlnlv rnn
recall Instances whero you wus writing
them when you wore asleep, can't you'
IVcullnr feeling, Isn't It? Tho best ads wo
over wroto was when wo wero sound
asleep. Dut when wo nro inviiko wo write
such nds as this one.
Ilu-Cnu Corn Cure 20e
I lu-Cnii Ilnlr Tonic 7,-,
I'crnua 750
Cramer'H Kidney Ouro 75C
Schaefer's Cough Cure "na
LotiiH Crenin " n,tl
l'nlno's Celery Compound ' 750
1 dozen 2-grnIn Quinine Capsules la
1 dozen 3-graln Quinine Capsules I0c
1 dozen 6-gratn Qulnlno Capsules i50
Ilromo Quinine iRp
Wine of Curdul ... ... 75?
Ajnx Tablets ina
l'nltlin Tablets inX
Duffy's Malt Whiskey Uc
Plercn's Prescription 7-0
Oznmulslon ' 7n
Coltsfoot Expectorant " ', rk0
Clem Cntnrrh Ctiro -lU
Ulrney's Ctturrh Curo sjc
Ett CUT PRICE
II nHiir:r:ic:T
h. V. Cor. 10th nnd Chlcnicu Stm.
LATEST
THING
IN
Kodaks
Have you seen the new
model of Eastman's No. 4
Cartridge Kodak? This is
the best linished and most
compact instrument on the
market.
List Price $25.00.
Our Price $20.00.
All other makes of kodaks and
cameras at specially reduced prices.
The Robert Dempster Go,,
1215 FurnamStrcct.
Exclusive dealers In photo supplUs.
Twenty-fourth, ogcil 25; Charles H. Youngs, i
C09 South Twt ntv-nlntli. aged 72. I
Hlrths-Harrv nine, 1321 North Twenty
fourth, boy. Robert Kelscr. 3S07 Corby, boy; 1
Juines Frederick. 2fl?) Iturdette. boy; Sam
llurginnn, llio North Twenty-ninth, uov,
J.L.1,"!,'l,ll!,t' -"" ,,0-; J- 1-nrsnn,
2103 Ohio, bov, Fred llnrker, Thirteenth
nnd I'nclllc, boy
Tho Itiicliotcr .Mine Co'n. .mt Store.
When completed tho nbove company will !
havo tho best appointed salesroom to bo j
found anywhere. Contractors, carpenters, I
painters, etc., will soon take possession of
tho store. The newest and most modern !
nppllnnces used In tho retail shoo business i
will bo ndded, also .ladles' reception par
lors nnd writing rooms. Tho Rochester Co.
haB decided to open the new Btoro with en
tiro new stock. They nro now selling
broken lines of ladles' fine shoes worth $3..'0
nnd $4 nt $1.29. llrokon lines of misses'
shoes nt C9c. Men's shoes worth up to $3.60
at $1.18. Wednesdny and Thursday will be
extra snlo day of ladles' and children's
shoes at 1515 Douglas street.
Do you want n stenographer? A
want ndd will securo you one.
Deo
68 pianos sold during tho last two weeks tho climax to come.
STKINWAY, STKGER, VOSE, EMKRSO.V, IVERS ft 'POND, STUCK, A. II.
CHASE, PACKARD nnd eleven other standard mnkes, $150.00 less than reg
ular prices.
New upright pianos, latest styles, $126 and up,
Rcaiitlful Dolling upright, only $CS.00.
Voso & Sons' rosewood case, only $3S.00.
Flno Chlckerlng 7 1-3 octaves, only $127.00.
New Mahogany upright, only $156.00.
Squnro Pianos and organs, $15.00 nnd up.
Terms $10.00 cash, $3.00 per month.
Now pianos for rent. Fine tuning und repnlrlng promptly done. Tclo
phono 1625. Catalogues and prices furnished frco on application.
Schmoller & Mueller,
The old reliable piano house.
1313 Fnrnam St. OMHAA. 337 Broadway, CO. BLUFFS.
TIME GETTING
Men's Shoes
worth $3-50
and 6-L00,
Salo price,
$2.18
CLOSE
Soon We Will Be Forced
to Vacate Building,
To give possession to carpenters, brick
masons, pninlor.s, etc. We have decided
to open our NEW STORE with EXTIKE
NEW STOCK, hence the remainder will be
slaughtered regardless of value. Wed
nesday and Thursday, extra arranged sale
for ladies, misses' and children's footwear.
Mnvk the place,
ii
Misses' Shoes
worth up,J'3
to $2-50
Sale price
$1.39
The Rochester,''
-Great Rebuilding Sale,
1515 DOUGLAS STREET
The Linen
Department
Ours tho largest nnd most complcto In
nearly every loom In tuo world. Irish, S
Wo nro Belling linens at prices that cannot
lng. Somo of tho very good things for to
Iluck Towel, size 24x50 incnes, nt no cacn.
nt tt.ooi. our nrlcc. C5o yard. 8-4 lino Iris
nt ss.r.m. nt $2.23 ench. 10-4 lino Irish Lin
M-G0), nt $3.00 each. Extra largo flno sutl
nt $2.50 each. 3fi-in. camDric .Musun, ni u
yard. Ono odd lot of Towols in our Ilargal
real value Don't fnll to look nt them. I
The Handsome I
New Spring Silks
aro nttractlng widespread attention among
tho peoplo of Omaha. Moro hcautlful silks
woro never scon. Wo do not wait until tho
market Is all picked over nnd then hrlng to
Omaha what to left, hut ns soon ns tho lat
est styles aro taken from tho loom they find
tholr way to Omaha's leading silk depart
ment. Chooso now others nro doing It.
Cheney Ilros.' llnest Foulards, all tho
newest spring shades, over 100 designs to
select from, nt 08c, Tfic, $1.00, $1.25, $1.00.
Nonowlder Dlack Taffeta Is tho 20th cen
tury taffeta, mndo hy Cheney Oros., Is fit
In. wldo nnd one nt tho hest wearing tnf
rotas made Is rolled on n roller nnd has
no creases confined to Haydcn Ilros. for
Omaha on salo $2.50,
OUIt HIO SPECIALS AUK;
$1.00 Dlack 27-ln. wldo Tnffeta for.... E9c
$1.00 Dlack 36-in. wldo Jnp Wash Silk
for B9
$1.50 niack Hemstitched Taffeta for.. 74c
$1.00 Dlack Teuu do Solo for OSe
$1.00 Checks. ln French twill silk SSu
75c Strlpo Silk for waists 2."c
$1.50 Fancy Silks, all kinds COc
A few moro of thoso swell 44-ln. wldo
Il!ack Orenndlnos loft worth $3,50,
$1.00 and $5.00, for only $1.08
A Special Bargain
Ladles' flno laco trimmed suit gown, cor
Bet cover, drawers, chemise and skirt to
match, regular prlco $12, In this salo spe
cial for, $7.90.
Ladles' stylish straight front corsets, nil
sizes, drab and whlto, reduced from $1.00
to 49c.
Children's 35c drawers, In all sizes, at
only 15c.
Children's embroidered trimmed gowns, In
all sizes, reduced rom 75c to 60c.
HAYDEN BROS
We are always anxious to make
amends for any mistakes that
you or we may make. This has made
SHERIDAN COAL
popular from to start. iiiite as much as the fact
that it is the best coal mined in Wyoming.
VICTOR WHITE, 1605 Farnani St. Tel. 127.
VINOL
This Is tho namo of the most palatable
preparation of Cod Liver Oil ever made.
wij .sni.it it.
MiTicn tiii: Timni: top phici'is.
11.00 Kirk's Dandruff Curo. wo sell .... 69c
$1.00 Llsterlno (genuine), wo sell .... COc
$1.00 Cramer'H Kidney Cure, wo sell.... 75c
'I'o k( IIicni price triule nt Micr
iiinii .V- Mi'Coiiiu-ll Driiir Co.
50e Morrow's Kld-m-olds lOo
!.() Ilurnlmm b snrsaparilin r.'c
$1.00 Yule h Preparations c
fA) Poztont'H Face Powder 2c
2."c Woodbury's Facial Honp 1"i'
$1.00 Plnaud's Kan do Qulnlno 3c
WK.' I'ituunrs Kai no ijuinino
foe Schlffmnli" Asthma Curo We
r.0c Parker's llnlr Hulsnin io
rV Milkweed Crenm
TSo Sozodont . .. "'
Snmll size Sozodont 2i'e
If you cough, get La Grippe Cough Syrup.
Sherman & McConnell Drug Go
con. Kith nml noiicn.
Third week of our Great
Clearing Snle of High Grade
Pianos.
Prices Cut
Deeper Than Ever
Ladies' Shoes
worth $3. 50
and $4.00
Sale price
$2.18
Boys' Shoes
worth up
to $2. 50
Salo price
$1.38
U MYriEM'
HAT UU1S
the west. Wo nro showing linens from
cotch, German, Austrlnn, In fact all of them.
ho duplicated In tho city. Seeing Is hellcv
morrow nro: A very line, largo Damask or
Irish Hand I.oora Damask (would ho cheap
h Linen Pattern CIoths( that sell usually
en Pattern Cloths( that sell usually nt
n Quilts (In qualities that aro tho finest),
Uc yard, Seo our Dleached Muslin at 5c
n Doom enn bo bought for ono-thlrd their
t will pay you.
Muslin Underwear Sale
Tho most comprehensive nnd cxclusivo
stock of cxuulsltc, stylish undergarments
ever put on Bale. Prices less than half.
Ladles' lino Cambric Drawers, umbrella
rufllo, with tucks nnd hcmstlcthing the
regular 35c quality, on Wednesday, l!)c.
Ladles' elegant cambric Oowns, embroi
dery, laco and hemstitched trimmed tho
regular $1.25 quality, on Wednesday, 50c.
Ladles' dainty French Corset Covers
worth regularly 60c to 7oc on Wednesday
only 25c.
Ladles' very flno Cambric 'Skirts, umbrel
la ruQlcs of laco and embroidery reduced
for this salo from $1.50 to 9Sc.
Ladles' laco trimmed Chemise, reduced
from USc to 60c.
Dress Goods Sale
$1.08 Lupin's Colored Cheviot 98c
$1.50 Pnquln Serges S9e
$1.25, $3.50, $3.23 Holf Cloth, yard $2.60
$2.98, $2.50 Oolf Cloth $1.50
$1.9S. $1.75 Oolf Cloth 98o
$1.50 and $1 23 Golf Cloth 75c
Of our Men's Winter Tan Shoes.
Of our Men's Winter O'coats
Of our Men's Winter Ulsters
Is more important to more people in and near Omaha
than the records of war in South Africa. Of course you
understand such values are better than the average. The
Nebraska is never satislied with the commonplace.
M UN'S W 1 NT 13 1 v T A N SI 1 013 S AT 2.50
MEN'S WINTKU OVOATS AT $t.r0
MEN'S WINTEK TLSTHKS AT ?I.(M)
Such values as these ought to interest every man who
wants winter shoes or winter clothing.
Special Notice.
BE SUm3 AND HEAD OLTIi AD TN WEDNESDAY
EVENINCS'S HKK SOMETHING? SPECIAL FOR YOU
WOMEN FOLKS
HAYDEN
S
2 pound packngo self rising panenke flour,
S'.c.
2 pound superior hrenkfnst food, made
from Paclllo coast hard wheat, 12V4c.
10 pounds puro New York Stnto buck
wheat. 60c.
10 pounds Nebraska buckwheat, 33c.
Uotllo mustard, ic.
Economy cream, 9c.
Assorted pickles, por bottle, 814c.
Santa Clara Prunes, per pound, 6c.
California largo prunes, per pound, 7lc.
Hutto county peaches, per pound, 9c.
Kancy largo Mulr peaches, per pound 12',4c
Now York fancy apples, per pound, 10c.
SPECIALS IN
TEA AND COFFEE.
Golden Illo Coffee 12',4o
Mocha nnd Java 20c
Old Government Mocha and Java . .. 25c
Sun Dried Japan .ISc
Uneolorcd Japan 39c
English Breakfast 30c
Gun I'owdcr 39c
First Crop Tea Sittings 20c
FISH SPECIALS-
Largo fat KKKK "Norsk" Herring, 10c
a pound.
Largo, fat KKK "Norsk" Herring, 9c n
pound.
Now Labrador Hound Shore Herring, 7',4c
a pound.
New Holland Herring, only ono keg to u
customer", per keg, 90c.
Kxtrn whlto Saur Kraut, .1 pounds for 10c.
Swcedlsh Llngon Uerrles, 7',c pound.
New Mackerel, 2flc, 17c, 15c and 12c pound.
Georges' Cod Klsh, In pound bricks, nt
M&c pound
All tho Kish Salads,, this sale at 12',c
pound.
Norway Anchovies, 8 l-3c pound.
Headquarters for all kinds of Smoked
Fish.
CHEESE AND MEAT.
Fancy full cream Young Americas.... 10c
Wisconsin full croum . 120
American Club Houso (fancy) 10c
Fresh new Ilolognn 5c
No. 1 California Hnms 7c
HAYDEN BROS.
I A Triple
Shortest
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Line
Best
s
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SHERMAN GRAVEL
(disintegrated gran
ite), the finest bal
last in ihe world, is
used on the main
line of the Union
Pacific, making a
perfect and dust
less roadbed.
Roadbed
mm
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10 HOURS QUICKER TO SALT LAKE CITY
15 HOURS QUICKER TO SAN FRANCISCO
IS HOURS QUICKER TO PORTLAND
FROM MISSOURI RIVER THAN
ANY OTHER LINE.
Only One Night to Utah
Only Two Nights to California
Only Two Nights to Portland
DimiiD mromtkTioN cnttruui fuhnishio uron application.
New City Ticket Office,
Union Passenger Station,
THE
NEWS
Groceries and
Provision Sales
BIG SALE CRACKERS
and GINGER SNAPS.
Wo will put on sale n curlond of Sods
Crackers, Oyster Crackers and Ginger
Snaps nt such prices that wo will close
them out quickly. Thcso aro strictly llrst
clasb goods, fresh and crisp.
Soda Crackers, lb fie
Oyster Crackers, lb Do
Ilutter Crackers, It 5c
Ginger Snaps, lb fie
Oatmeal Crackers, lb 8c
Graham Crackers, lb , .... So
Wo will mako special prices on tho soda
oyster nnd butter crackers by tho box nt $1
per box. Restaurants and trado supplied
In nny quantity.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Dover Hgg Dealers fie
Mrs. roll's Iron Handles fiu
Flvo rolls Toilet Paper 10c
Kindling Hntchct fic
lliuul Saw S7u
Kitchen .Meat Saw 13c
2.c Carving Knife 10c
l-Frcthm Clothes Hacks 3!lo
No. S Copper-bottom Holler 7'Jo
Six dozen Clothes Tins fic
Gnlvanlzed Wash Tubs 3'Jc
Jt.'i double heating Bubo Humors $37.50
f 10 Oak Heaters $7.40
Jl'.'.fiO No. S Cook Stovo J8.H3
Skates, Pick & Snyder's 4!ic
Sleds 10c
di:kp cut in iiuating stovks.
IN ECONOMY
BARGAIN DEPT.
5,000 ynrds of remnants, 6c, 10c, 15c nnd
25c n yard.
600 dress patterns worth up to $10 ench
at $1.08, J2.08, nnd $3.8 for entlro pattern.
600 pieces of half wool doublo fold dress
goods, 5u yard.
300 pieces of halt wool doublo fold dress
goods, 10c yard.
42-fnch Serges, extra henvy, 19c yard.
44-luch storm serges, 25c yard.
38-ln h henrlettas, 25c yard.
48-Inch nil wool novelties, 23u yard.
54-Inch extra heavy homespuns, 30c yard.
40-inch satin borher, black only, 36c yd.
Everything In this department for less
than onc-llfth of regular price.
Alliance j
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Missouri River to
Salt Lako City 238 ) MILES
San Francisco 31 0
Portland . . 54) Other Line
NO DUST
NO JARRING
SMOOTH AND
EASY RIDING
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Time 1
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VIA THE
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1.121 Farnnm. IMionc .110.
lOtli and Aiurcy, Phone 020.
