13
TTIE OMATIA DATLT 15ETJ: TITTJT?PT)AV, .7AM'ATY 2 1. 1001.
RAILWAY MEN DISAPPOINTED
Ehtre Fteling of Weitern Grand Armj
Mtmben in DonTer'i Defeat.
LOSS OF REVENUE WILL BE CONSIDERABLE
I.oit lltlrii ARrrod t'pott "Would llne
Produced Mnoli I'riilll Ileoiumr of
iMrnr .Number '(if IVuplr llnn
dlpil Ilnlm o Clrvrlniul.
Ixca1 passenger officials arc much dlsap
pointed In the (allure of Denver to secure
the nest nnnunl encampment of tho Grand
Army of thn Rppuhllc. This disappoint
ment Is accompanied by some spirited feel
Inn, too, because of tho pccullnr tactics
tn ployed by the executive committee of the
(Jrand Army. At too tl.v.ft th? matter of
location of tho encampment was first taken
up thn claims of Denver wero viewed with
seeming favor, and tho Impression wan
given that thn only condition precedent to
Its designation as thn place for tho assem
bly would be tho securing uf satisfactory
railroad rates.
All of the western rnllroads ngroed upon
a. rato of 1 cent per mile and tho announce
ment of thla agreement "'"is considered tho
only thing necessary in clinch tho encamp
ment for Denver. Tho action of tho com
mlttne, therefore. In Ignoring Denver's
claims and designating Cleveland as tho
city where the next encampment will bo
held was entirely unexpected.
l.ocnl Itnnili Concerned.
The roads having direct routes to Den
Tcr tho Union Pacific, Ilurltngton, Hock
Island, Missouri Pacific and Santa Fc are
thn ones which will be most affected In tho
loss of business owing to tho removal of
thn encampment entirely out of western
territory They would havo been certain
of getting a long haul on a largo sharo of
tho business, and tho higher rnto they will
pet on tho business carried on tho way to
Cleveland will not nearly make up the loss
in revenue.
"This notion of tho Grand Army executive
commltteo Is certainly very peculiar," said
a prominent passenger nlllclal. "Tho
rates offered by tho western roads were
Identical with tho request made by tho com
mittee, nnd It was presumed that the adop
tion of tbeso rates was tho only thing ncc
tmary to Insuro tho encampment for Den
ver. What In especially Hlgnlflrant In tho
matter Is that Cleveland was selected with
absolutely no nssurnncca being given by tho.
railroads of reduced rates. Of course, It
was a' certainly that thn precedent of grant
ing some reductions for a big meeting of
this kind would bo followed out, but It la
doubtful If the eastern roads nro aa liberal
ns tho western lines proposed to be. Tho
lowest rato that will now bo mado for tho
encampment from western territory will bo
ono faro for tho round trip. Some will nd
ocato tho adoption of n rate of ono faro
plus $2 for tho round trip, nnd others will
contend that tho proper rato for tho occa
sion would be a faro nnd a third for the
round trip. Tho probabilities are, however,
that tho one-fnr'j rato will bo adopted."
.Ml I en hp Itntp Ilciluoeil.
After February 1 travelers on the Hurling
ton'a lino from Udgcmout, S. D.. through
Wyoming and Montana ns far ns Hillings
will savo 1 cent per mile for tho entire dls
tanco covered. This will be posalhlu by
reason of n reduction In tho mileage rato
from 5 cents to 4 cents In Wyoming anil
Montana. At the present tlmo tho Hurling
ton'a Wyoming lines, with tho exception of
thn main linn to Hillings, enrry a tnllcago
tnrlff of 4 cents, and thn reduction on the
Hillings lino Is In order to avoid discrimina
tion. Former justlllcntlon has been given
thn Increased mllciigo rnto on tho Hllllnga
linn by renson of tho limited trafllc and the
largo operating expenses, but with tho con
stantly Increasing business that Ib now be
ing enjoyed, oltlclals of tho rond have de
termined that tho reduction In tho mileage
rate enn bo accomplished without crippling
thn effectiveness of tho service nnd at the
same tlmo provn of great financial benefit
tq tho travelers who frequently tiso that
part of tho Bystcm affected by tho decreased
nllcagn rate.
To Kvmli' n. t'nr Finn I in-.
In anticipation of Incrensed business dur
Ing tho coming spring nnd summer Omaha
railroads nro rushing work In tho linn of
now equipment, nnd It Is tho expectation of
nil tbo traffic officials to do nway with any
car famlno or Iobh of business on account of
Inadequate facilities during tho coming year.
Tho Hurllngton Is constructing forty new
locomotives In ltn own shops and nearly
1,000 cars, principally freight, and a largo
number of passenger coaches uro being
built, both by tho company nnd on outsldo
contractu. Tho Wabash hns placed an order
for fifty freight locomotives, and tho Hock
Island Is now having nn order filled for
llfty-threo heavy freight engines. Tho Mll
watikeo Is building 2.10 refrigerator cars In
Its own shops.
I.otv California llnte,
Ii harmony with an agreement reached at
the meeting of tho Transcontinental Pas
serger association hold Inst week In New
Orleans announcement has been mado of
lov rates for settlers' excursions to Cali
fornia during Fobrunry, March and April.
A rnto of $25 will bo effective from tho
Missouri rlvor to California points, which
will be JIG lower than thn usual tariff. The
rates will apply over, all routes from tho
.Missouri river to California nnd tickets will
bo on nlo each Tuesday during tho three
months that tho rates arn effective.
Will Mori I'iilIIIp .Mill! Halo.
I SAN FHANCISCO, Jan. 23. Tho Call
i says: F. F. Connor, representative of tho
: Panama Hallroad company in this city, on
being asked what courso his people would
take to offset tho reduced rates on coffee,
rubber, etc., lately mado by tho Pacific
Mall Steamship company, Htnted that nil
competition would bo met. Tho Pacific
Mall enmrany's agents In Guatemala nnd
Salvador aro offering to forward coffeo
shipments for Hamburg, by way of this city,
i for 112.60 per ton, which is practically ono
half tho former rnto.
Ilnllirny Xiitcn uuil I'crxonnln.
Onornl Passenger Agent F.. L. l.nmax
of tlio I'nlon Pacific has gono to Chicago.
Coko Alexander, genernl manager of I ho
Producn Shippers Despatch, Is u visitor
1 from Louisville.
General Manager H. Dickinson of tho
i. iiioii j'ncillo is routined to ins Homo with
' a slight attack nf tho grip.
W. J. Htono-Hurner, superintendent of
transportation of tno umnlin & Hi. Louis,
Is In thu city from Stnnberry.
II, J. Hurgee, general western freight
ngent of tho I'lovolnml. Cincinnati, Chicago
A St. Louis, is ft visitor lii tho city lrom
, Knusns City.
J liUHluess on tho Northwestern wns better
during thn month of December tlmu It wit
for tho corresponding month u year ngo.
Orcss eai'nlngH for last December were
W.:n3,ai4. nn litcrcuso over tho month of
uccemuer, ism, of ji.us.
TIip Popular llnrfnlo lloutr
I this summer on account of tho 1901 Pan
i American Kxpositlon will bo tho Nickel
Plato Road. Countless thousands will visit
this ono of tho greatest expositions of
modern times. Tho Nickel Plato Road
will bo tho popular line. Tho excellence
of Its sorvlco Is well recognized by the
travoltngtpubllc, nnd tho reputation of Its
train employes In tholr uniform courtesy
lo passengers Is well known. When you
, go Kast see that yoir tickets read via
tho Nickel Plato Road. Write, wire, 'phono
or call on John V. Calalmn, General Agent,
111 Auntnas street, Chicago, III,
Anniversary of birth ot Robert Hums
Clan Gordon No. 63, Order of Scottish
Clans, concert nnd ball Friday evening in
1 Creigbton ball, Tickets COc each.
LOOKING TO BLACK HILLS
() in nil a ltn Opportunity to Secure
l.nrge Xlinrr of Trade of
Mining DUIrlct.
OMAHA, Jan. 22 -To the IMItor of Tho
lire Among tho many questions of greater
or less Import, which, at the beginning of thu
new century, present themselves to the busi
ness men of Omaha, tho trade of the newly
opening northwest, more, especially that of
thn mining fields ot the Black Hills, Is one
which means more nnd cnrrlcs with It
grenter weight thnn Is ordinarily given
credit for. Tho recent opening of tho new
lino of rnllway from South Dakota to
Denver Is a menace to Omaha In favor of the
Colorado tity which ought not be over
looked, ami tho recent wonderful develop
ments In mining processes nnd methods nnd
discoveries during tho last year of ast ore
deposits In tho Illack Hills, together with
the fact that Colorado capital Is going from
Denver and Cripple Creek to theso com
paratively now Holds, Is a matter to which
Omaha business men ought lo glvo Im
mediate and careful nttentlon.
Whllo tho Hlnck Hills mines now stnnd
third on thn Americnn continent ns gold
producers, It Is only a question of two cr
threo years morn when they will bo In tho
lend nnd stnnd first on the list. Tho
perfecting nf tho cynnlde process of treat
ing low-grndo ores Is rapidly bringing about
this condition oi things, nnd nlrendy new
plants are going up In every direction. Ores
which until qulto recently were considered
of no vnliH! arc now being worked by the
new method at splendid profit.
The fact Is that tho north Hlnck Hills aro
literally stuffed with low-grndo ores, nnd,
nt n very conservative estimate, n half of
tho new century will hardly sulllco to ex
tract tho precious mclnls from these mines
with mining facilities ten times us great ns
thoje nt work nnd In process of completion
Bt tho beginning of this, Its llrst year, nnd
this applies only to the ores now in sight.
This wonderful field Is only partially
prospected and practically undeveloped.
Most of tho mlno owners have been nnd nro
still poor men, who, with no money to de
velop their properties, havo been content
to do their iiKsessmcnt work from year to
year by dimply "gopher-holing" nn the
surfnro of their claims, uncovering every-
wncro low-grade ores of not sufllclent vnluo
to 'hlp by rail or pay the expense of treat
ing by tho smelters of Omaha, Denver or
Kansas City. Hut now. since tho discovery
nnd perfecting of tho cynnlde process, theso
men are finding means to not only work
their surface ores, but making them pay
tho expense of sinking to the richer ores
on, thu qunrtzlto beneath.
This rich field ran bo brought Into touch
and syinpnthy with Omaha as n market and
source of supply only by tho energetic
nctlon of Omaha business men, nnd our
merchants should not bo satisfied with
merely sending their traveling men to Dead-
wood and Lead City; they should go in per
son nnd familiarize themselves with con
ditions thero nnd show to tho Hlnck Hills
people that Omaha Is anxious for tho closest
relationship and warmest friendship.
XX.
THIS MAN IS A SURE WINNER
lllll II
David I 'I ml i Out llotv
lleat a .Slot Mn
lilne. to
John Dnvls, better known in his circle of
friends nnd enemies as "Apple Jack," Is
under nrrcst on tho charge of tapping tho
slot machine In the liquor house where he
was porter, Tom Hart's saloon, Thirtieth
street nnd Ames avenue. Tho report nf the
pilfering was mado to the police Tuesday
and that night Detcctlvrs Druinmy and
Mitchell decided that Davis waH untitled to
arrest nnd more particular Investigation.
During Monday night someono broke tho
glass from tho front window of the saloon,
thus securing nn entrance. Tho Intruder
picked out n popular 5-cent machine, forced
open tho drnwer and extracted therefrom
nickels, having a vnluo of nboiit $1G. The
thief nlso replenished his personal stock
of cigars by picking up seventy-five loose
ones from the bar. When Davis was ar
rested many nickels wero found In his
pockets.
Colli! tlolit! Uolil!
The latest l'.l Dorado Is reported to be
on tho Nonin City Hcaeh, laska. Thou
sands of people are hastening there, many
of whom return broken In health. Of what
nvall Is gold vhen health Is gono? Guard
your health with the best of all medicines,
Hostetter's Stomach Hitters. It will regu
lato tho bowels, stir up tho liver, Invigor
ate tho kidneys nnd absolutely euro Indi
gestion, cr.nstlpntlou, malaria, chills nnd
fever. It's n good medlclno to keep on
hand.
Hp Sure to Ill-lli.-llllier
that thn popular Pan-American Kxpositlon
Route this summer will bo the Nickel Pinto
Road, tho shortest lino between Chicago
nnd Intermediate points nnd Uuffalo. No
excess fare Is charged on nny of its l'cor
less Trio of fast express trains and Ameri
can club meals, ranging In prlco from 35
cents to $1,00 aro served In nil Its dining
cars. Palatial through vestlbulod sleeping
enrs, nnd modern dny coaches with uni
formed colored porters In attendance on
tho wants of passengers. Tho nemo of
comfort equipment found on tho Nickel
Plate Itond. Write, wire, 'phone or call
on John V. Cnlahan, General Agent, lit
Adams, street, Chicago, III.
Attention, Itt'il Men!
llrother Martin McKenna of Ynhnundnhsis
trlbo No. 2 tiled January 23. 1001. at St.
Joseph's hospital. Romains to bo fcont to
Fort Dodge. la., Januury 24, IDOL All Red
Mon requested to meet at Dodder's, Twonty.
mini ami winning, nt i p. m January 21.
K. C. WOLCOTT. C. of It.
TIip Mont Complete lliillmiy Train
Is tho farr.cus Pennsylvania Limited, which
leaves Chicago dally nt 5:30 p. m. over
Pennsylvania Short Lines for Pittsburg,
Philadelphia And New York. If you nro
Interested wrlto II. R. Dorlng. A. 0. P.
Agt., 24S South Clark street, Chicago.
Ill Kit.
CONNKLLV-MIchnel. Monday. Jnnunry 21.
1901, nt St. Joseph's lionpltal. age "4 yours.
Funeral from residence- of his daughter,
Mrs. Kdwurd McGmtli, S14 North Thirty
second street. South Omaha. Thursday
morning nt N:30 from St. Hrldget's church.
Interment. Holy Sepulchre cemetery.
HOISICN-Phlllp. Jnnunry 21. at Port Ar
thur, Tex. 1 uucrul Friday afternoon nt
2 o'clock from family residence, 1012 South
Twelfth street. Interment ut Sprlngwcll
cemetery. Fi lends Invited.
Notice to Druggists
Wo beg to Inform tho drug trade, (both
retail and wholesale), of Iowa, Nebraska
nnd other westorn Httites that wo nro now
In position to supply Mulford's Smallpox
Vncclne on Ivory points, or In glass tubes
nt tlto lowest market price. WR1TM or
TRLKORAl'H uur orders to I'S nnd
OUR DISCOUNT TO YOC will bo satis
factory Vaccine not Hold may bo ILNCIIANGKD
or RKTL'RNED FOR CRKDIT nny time
within 30 days nftcr date of purchase. Our
store Is located Just oppposltn tho new
poHtolllee, and wo Can guarantee that Vac
clno ordered of us will bo mulled or ex
pressed within twenty (20) minuted utter
receiving order.
Order from PHYSICIANS, HOSPITALS
or Pl'HLlC INSTITt'TlONS will be given
V'Tucil'S ul,e,ltl0ll-"ml SATISFACTORY
Sherman & McGonnell Drug Go
Cor, HI th unit DoiIkc Mi., Uinnlui, Ncli
BARRED FROM THE CHURCHES
Polico Iiiua Uniquo Ultimatum to "Stutter
ing Jim" Smith.
PECUL'AR GRAFT OF A COLORED MAN
"Stnttrrlnir .lint" In Aecnneu nf .Mtim
HiiK Theft nnil Worship In
a Most Resourceful
31 a n ii pr.
"Now, Jim, stay away from church," wns
tho admonition with which Sergeant Whalen
sent Jim Smith, otherwlso known ns "Stut
tering Jim," nwny from tho city Jail yes
terday. Tho officer's familiarity with Jim's prone
ncss to pick up a fellow worshiper's pock
etbook or other portables put asldo by some
woman In the samo scat prompted this bit
of advice. Jim Is frequently nt church, but
his thoughts do not follow tho sermon.
Jim has an Inimitable manner of speech.
Ho Is u negro, using tho dlnlect of tho
south, while, added to this, be stutters nnd
In forming his words makes so many falso
motions with Hps that one has to guess at
about half he vays. He Is welt known to
tho police, however, and his name has been
nddod to that growing list of men who aro
forbidden to "light" In Omaha.
Ho answered Sergeant Whalen promptly
and with all of tho cffuslvo honesty his
black face could assume. Ho promised
faithfully never to go to church ngaln, In
serting n dlsertatlon on ministers nnd
church tU'ople In general. Ho maintained
that they tnndo promises to glvo him money
to help him o'er life's rugged road, but
when he cnlkd nt their rroldcnees for the
cash they would cut tho amount down one
half. Ono mnn had touched n soft spot In
his heart, probably ns black ns his face, for
he had contributed "n round dollar."
Wurln the Cliurt'lipn.
Jim has u pccullnr trick, which the polico
say ho turns within n few hours nfter ho
arrives In tho city. Ho hunts up n church
wherrt thcro Is service In progress, Bpota a
woman who has laid asldo her fur collar
ette, or ono who hns placed a fat-looking
purse on tho se.it by her side. Jim then
drops Into n pew within reach of tho woman
who ho anticipates as a victim nnd assumes
n most devout nnd worshipful nttltude. Ho
lingers until a moment nrrlvcs In which tho
woman's mind nppcars to bo abstracted
from her Immediate surroundings. In that
samo moment Jim's fingers contract about
tho coveted purse nnd ho glides out tho
door.
Whenever complaint of such n theft
reaches tho police n search Is made for
"Stuttering Jim." Ho hns served ono term
In tho penitentiary for Just such a Job and
many others havo been traced to him.
Threo days Jim had been residing In the
city's detention houso for crlmlnnls. He
wns picked up on the street with an unusual
nmount of cash In his pockets for a mnn
with no vlslhlo means of support, the total
being nbout $3. Yesterday, ns no complaint
of n theft In Jim's lino hail been reported,
ho was sent on his wny rejoicing,
MALADY STRIKES THE CATTLE
Clny County llpriln Snffpr from
the Corn StnlU 1)1.
vnnv.
P. A. Nelson, one of the solid stockralscrs
of Clay county, Is In the city from tho
neighborhood of Hnrvard. Mr. Nelson said
that for the first tlmn In twelve years the
cattlo raisers of his neighborhood nro losing
stock from the "corn stalk disease." Ac
cording to his statement, this dlscnse has
not yet been classified by tho veterinarians
and no remedy so'fnr tried has proved ef
fective. It has been traced by tho formers
to the corn stalks, tho cattle feeding In
the corn fields of last year being tho only
ones nffected. Hut nil fields do not affect
tho stock. Whllo Mr. Nelson has lost sov
eral head of steers nnd somo of his neigh
bors hnvo hud tholr herds completely
wiped out, other herds have been frco from
disease, although feeding upon the stalks
In adjoining fields.
When the disease first mado Its appear
ance In Mr. Nelson's herd ho thought diver
sified feed would stop Its ravages, so ho put
bis cattle upon n diet which Included al
falfa hay, prairie hay and threo varieties
of grain, still permitting them to run In tho
stalks nnd to straw piles. Tho chango In
the feed produced no apparent results and
tho farmers have given up hope of discover
ing n remedy for tho disease.
Asldo from tho corn stalk disease, Mr.
Nelson says that Clay county farmers were
nover in so prosperous condition. Farm
mortgages havo been released In a degreo
nover before known nnd In plnco ot being
borrowers, tho men who ralso grain havo
money In tho banks. Tho crops of last year
wero excellent, wheat yielding from twenty
to twenty-flvo bushels per aero and corn
from twenty-flvo to forty bushels.
We sell as we advertise
strictly for ensh nnd nt the prices wn
quote. Hut thcro onu thing wo don't
do credit anyone. Don't havo to, so when
you buy goods of us, bring tho cash with
you.
Selinefer'n Co null .Syrup ()c
Cr inner' Kliluey Cure 75u
Ilrouio Uulnlne j,t0
1 loz, --urnln (tnlnliie Cnpnnlpii Tu
1 lion.. .i-Kriiln (luliiluu Ciiimulen lllo
I iloz. .'.-if rain UtilnliiL- Cnpnulea l.'.o
Duny'a .Mnlt Wlilnkpy HRa
I.otUN ('renin , , oj
I'nliip'n Celery Compound 7,-,0
WIiip of Cnrilul 7flo
I'lcroe'H ' PresiM'Iptloti ync
Scotl'M l'.iiiiillnn 7j$0
Orniuuliilon , 7fl0
Coltsront I'lpectiiriiiit 7Bo
I'alnio TalilPta B0o
Whllo million Itpinpiljr i.oo
s- s S 7Bc
.Malted Milk 10c-, 7Be, fa.lB
I'liiUlinin'N Conipouiiil 7,,,
SCHAEFER
CUT PRICK
DRUGGIST
V. W. Cor. luth nnd Chlcnun t.
T
I
It is n Pleasure to
Wash
when your vanhlni? Ih mado e.my by
tho lino of iip.to.dnto appliances. A
kitchen or laundry lined up with por
celaln roll rim wash tubH, with tho
latest Improved connections for hot
nnd cold water, Ih ono of tho triumphs
of modern Banltnry plumbing, We
will lit up your laundry nt u reasona
ble cost, nnd will jtlvo crtlmntcH to
builders nt prices beyond competition-
Free & Black,
rnoiiu icm. i turn I'uriiain.
gJL! Dr. Ksy h TJticure cures all
UlIc:11i S female dlscaKce. At drug,
w w Uts ( lllU8trated book
nd advice free. Ur.U. J, K4, Saratoga, X, X,
iiostox wont: .irnciAt. jai.ii.
.Xpvt Chnlll. .Htlk. llrem 1'nlirlc.
I.ncen, litis, on Snip i oniorron ,
AT CLKARINO SALE PRICKS
85C NEW IMPORTED CHALL1S AT .IOC.
100 full pieces of new Imported challls,
bought from the customs house. These nro
all clean, fresh goods, light nnd dnrk
grounds, floral designs, many of them satin
striped, all of them strictly all wool, guar
anteed 85c quality, on sale on front bargain
squaro 39c ynrd.
New French flannel, tho 75c nuatlty. I
plain colors, polka dots and other now de
signs, on sale at 39c ynrd.
$1.25 DRESS nOODS. COC.
Fifty pieces qf new dress goods C, Inches
wide, in changeable velours nnd poplins,
nlso plain tans, modes nnd drabs, These
are nil the latest spring fabrics, Including
llj-yard wldn cheviots, storm serges, blues
nnd black, all on bargain square at COc yd.
$1.00 SILKS AT 40C YARD.
In order to clear out nil of our $1 nnd
$1.25, taffeta silks, In plains, plaids, checks,
broendes nnd fancies, In lengths from 3 to
10 ynrds, wnlst patterns, trimmings nnd
linings, on tmrgnln squnro at 40c ynrd.
$125 KID OLOVES, 25C PAIR.
1.000 pairs of ladles' kid gloves, In black
nnd nil colors, broken sizes, worth up to
$1.25, go at 25c pnlr.
1,000 bolts of torchon laco nnd Insertion,
In extra fine quality, nil widths, worth up
to 20c, go nt 2Vsc, 3ic nnd uc yard.
Ladles' fast black, full tcamless, fine
gaugo hose, go nt Cc pnlr.
Dig lots of nil kinds of handkerchiefs In
plnln white nnd fancy colored border, laco
nnd embroidery edged, worth up to 20c each,
on galo in lots nt lc, 2Vc and Co each.
Many styles of pure linen hnndkcrchlefs,
all widths of hems, hemstitched, nleo laco
nnd embroidery trimmed, worth 25c, go nt
10c and 12Uc each.
N. II. Our great January linen sain now
going on.
BOSTON STORE, OMAHA.
J L. Ilrandels & Sons, Proprietors,
HIk I'tirehnip of Conl I.iiuil.
PITTSHI'IKl, Jan. 23.-J. P Morgan &
t o, uf New York hnvo purchased 7fl.i
ncres of coal land In Orcetio county. It Is
150
JVIUco along the
Columbia River
by daylight . . .
vix Qnion pacific
"Cbc OvcrUnd Route."
on
"Cbc Cbicagorportland
Special"
for Orcffon and pTortb pacific
Coast points.
Only Cwo JS8fro fro
pTlBoouri River to Portland.
Cbc Ikot Craclt.
Cbc Beat equipment.
Cbc Bc3t Service.
Cbc Bcot Cratno.
Ordinary (Couriot)Caro
Run 6vcry Day.
New Cttv TlrUnt Office.
1HB4 Knrimm. Phono 1110
Union l'ansenfH'r Station.
10t)i anil Murey. Phono l!2
HAYDEKs
Silk Business
Always showing something, new, always
something special to interest you that is
' why the big silk department is always
crowded,
We are already showing more new spring
silk than you will see in all other stores in
Omaha during the entire season,
Big Bargains Bring Big Crowds.
100 bolls black I'cau Do Sole, nil silk, on
ftnlo at COc
100 bolts best corded WaBh Silks, new
sprint; styles, at only 3So
$1.00 Illack Taffeta, 27-lnchcs wide,
at
Fine grado Taffeta Silks, 27-lnches wide,
all colors and black, tho biggest taffeta
bargain on record, at only fi9c
TIIKSK LIVELY SILK SPECIALS MAKE
THINGS HUM. ,
60e Illack Taffeta. 19-lnches wide,
on sale 39c
75c Illack Gro Grain, 19-lnches wide,
on sale at 9c
69c colored Poplin Silks, on sale nt.... 2.1c
75c fancy strlpo Waist Silk, on sale.... 23c
All colors In China Silk at only 2.ric
73c black China, 24-lnchcs wide. only.. 39c
51.00 black Chlnn, 3C-lnches wide, only Wc.
$l.!i0 and J2 black Hemstitch Wnlst Silk,
at "ic
$2.00 Skinner's Satins, 3fl. Inches wide, col
HAYDEN
"Choose that which is best and custom will
make it most agreeable." Choose
SHERIDAN COAL
and you will wonder how you ever got along without it. It's the
best coal mined in "Wyoming. We hae hnrd conl. also.
VICTOR WHITE, 1605 Fartiaiu St. Tel. 127.
THE SMOKERS PREFER
BECAUSE THE JOBBERS' PROFIT
F. II. IUCE M. C. CO., MANLKACTIHUIIS,
said that the Morgan svndlcnto paid V0 nn I
nTc, that tho liindi wi'l bo worked for
the benefit of tho steel concerns In which
Morgan nnd Rockefeller nre Interested I
WE BOUGHT
Pianos Cheap
SO SHALL YOU.
Two plnno manufacturers In town
nt tho same time, both called on
Schmollcr & Mueller, nnxlous to
fell nnd get tho cash both of them
nccepted Schmollcr & Mueller's
proposition on 15 carloads ot pl
nnos for spot cash, nt COc on the
dollar.
Wc will not quote any prices
on this lot, but guarantee
to save you from $100 to
$150 on every piano.
Our line consists of the world
renowned STEINWAY, STE0ER,
EMERSON, STECK,
V0SE,B. A. CHASE.
IVERS&P0ND, PACKARD and
The Beautiful Singer Pianos.
Correjpondcncn In regard to th's
grcnt money-saving sale will recelvo
lmmcdlato atltcntlon.
Schmoiler
& Mueller
The Old Reliable Piano House,
t.'tllt Fiirtiiuii Street, Oiniihn.
:W7 Hi-oiiihvny, Council Mull's,
leleplione 1(125.
Dentistry
Our dentnl work la done to
Klve you comfort. Wn
keep Rood teeth Rood nnd
Improvo tho bad ones,
I'nlnlcns extracting.
, r.oc j
..$5.00 up i
Vllnllzed Air
Set Teeth ...
Tad's Philadelphia Dental Rooms :
1517 I)oii(lnsSt.
We do the
ors only $1.00
$2.00 ynrd wide black Taffeta, on snlo $1.00
$2.25 Panno Velvets, nil colors and black,,
at $1.25
$2.50 black Peau Do Sole, 27-lnches wide,
at only $1.50
$3.00 black Grenadines, 41-lnchcs wide.
at $1.93
SILKS l. ECONOMY DA KG A IX DOOM.
Thousands of remnants of all kinds of
Silks and Velvets, nil colors for every
purpose, silks worth, $1.00, $1.23, $1.30
and $2.00, all go nt 39r
NEW FOULARD DRESS SILKS-hundrcds
of different styles, mado by Cheney Dros,
on snlo nt B9c, C9c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50.
NEW WAIST SILKS, all kinds, go on snle
at once. uSe and $1,25
NEW DRFSS SILKS, Now Skirt Silks, New
Crenadlpes ot special opening prices.
Lead tho great kuIcs on groceries, and In
tho Eronimy Ilargnln Room.
A-k to sco Plenter on snle, only 23e
IS ADDED TO THE juALJTY
ST. I,tltli, MO. UHlCH HflOE
jig
BROS
fm
n5v: -.1
j
Made of best quality of kid or box calf we guarantee the
wearing quality of this shoe to give perfect satisfaction
any style toe, A A to 10. $Q Pft
regular $.'.() values, for ZiJU
Men's Box Calf Shoes
leather lined, medium and heavy soles, all
sizes regular .?.'.()() values, for
Men's Box Calf or Vici Shoes
Goodvear welt, neat, durable, dressy see win- $1
(low on loth street- regular
Men's Enamel Shoes-
See ease at Fnrnuni street
regular values, for
IT'S A WISE OWL THAT LOOKS A FT UK ITSELF
AD ITS LITTLE ONES.
HMIiWilHlllUIHMlimW
HAYDEKs
Great Sale
in Bargain Room
Sc flno wide Dometts 'He
10c flno wide Domcttfl c'4c
9c fancy Outing Flannels nt 5'Ac
1214c light nnd dark Outing Flannels nt V.ic
$1 00 ladles' Skirts c
$1.&0 nil wool Skirts "c
Cc ynrd wide Sheeting 3c
Cc nil linen Crash "Vii
10c Linen Crash f'C
Sc Glass Doylies 2V2c
(lc Huck Towels 2'c
Hath Towels nt 4c, 7!c and 16c
Regular prices 124c 18c nnd 35c.
23c Curtain Scrim at l"c
23c Tnblo Oil Cloth l"c
23c Turkey Red Tablo Damask 14',c
"5c Eiderdown Remnants 20c
10c CO-lnch Percales &c
13c 30-Inch Percale Remnants Cc
13c to 23c flno Flannelettes 10c
Cc Standard Calncos "c
New York Mills Wldo Sheeting on sale.
Tho 5-4 wide, worth lCc, nt 12c; tho C-l
wide, worth ISc, nt lie; tho 7-1 wide, worth
20c, nt lCc; the 0-4 wdde, worth 30c, nt 20c;
tho 10-4 wide, worth 35c, nt 22',c.
Great 2xac Sale in
Bargain Room
5c spools Holding Ilros.' Silk 2Hc
Elegant Hnlr Pins, In horn, dozen 2'Ac
Rest quality Embroidery Silk, dozen.. 2ic
400 best Pins 2!fcc
Flno Curling Irons 2;
1 dozen Kid Curlers 2c
Rest Crochet Cord 24c
1 dozen Hat Pins 2 Vic
10c Embroidery Hoops 2Vjc
10c flno Combs 2&c
Heat quality Nursery Pins 2Vio
10c Dress Stnys, per set 2Vfce
Hundreds of 5c, 10c nnd IRe goods on
sale Thursday at ... ... 2Vc
HAYDENs
MARK
Co.
BUILDING,
HA, Ntl).
V4 A. May
VaSF omj
Stops odorous perspiration cures tender nnd swollen feet. Endorsed and pre
scribed by lending physicians.
RE-NO-MAY WHITE POWDER
rrmoNCB all bodily odors If properly mud no dress shields nru required.
PRICE 50 CENTS
tiolJ by all linguists.
A. MAYER CO., 316 Bee Building; Omaha, Neb.
CONSULTATION 1'HUH I'llOM lo 1.
When ordering by mall ndd C cents for postage.
A Trie
Philosopher ,
Is loo philosophical to bother about, philoso
phy. The host thing for one to do just n'ow
is: to look after the proper dressing for the
damp, cold and wintery weather before tie).
Good Substantial Footwear
Is the most important item just now.
Nebraska shoes nre shaped for satisfac
tion sold for service, guaranteed for good
ness. You can bring ?2.r0 to this store and
buy a pair of
Women's Welt Shoes
2.00
2.50
!?.'.r0 values, for . .
entrance $
2.50
HAYDEN:
Tea and Coffee Specials
Special fresh roasted Coffeo only 12Hc
Hoyden's Golden Rl" Coffee only 10c
Choice Family Mocha nnd Java, worth
35c, only Tfic
50 Sun Dried Japan Tea, Thursday only 35o
50c Daskct Fired Jnpan Ten, Thursday
only 38c
COc English Ilrenkfast Tea, Thursday
only 40c
Grocery Specials
1 quart cans Golden Englo Syrup fc
3 packages Self Rising Pnncnko Flour 25c
r packages Washing Crystal 10c.
1-pound can Raking Powder He
.1 cakes Friend's Soap 5o
Whole Carolina Rice, per pound tc
Rest Japan Rice, per pound S l-3c
1-poimd parkngo Perfection, Magnetic,
or Celluloid Starch 7 ',4c
Meat Specials
No. I California Hams 7 'jo
ir Tins Rest Lard MOO
U , an Snusago c
XX.X Cured Dacon '"e
"Fancy Pickled Pork ,
lloneless Pickled Pigs' Feet ' o
5-pound palls best Lard 47u
l:islt Specials
Now Christiana Anchovies, pound .. S l-3c
Now Imported Fish Salads, "something
good" 1214c
Now Rerllncr Roll Mops, pound 12l,4o
New KKKK Norway Herring, very fat,
per pound 10c
Finnan Hnddlcs, "Celebrated Nenl
Ilrand," pound 11 Vic
Butter, Cheese and Cracker
Specials
Cholco Separator Creamery 22c
Country Roll Ruttcr .12c to lCc
Strictly Fresh Eggs 1Sc
Full Crcnm Ilrlck Cheese ' 10c
Fancy Wisconsin Full Cream ..12t4o
Young America Full Cream 10c
Canadian Red Cloud lGir
Soaa Crnrkers, fresh and crisp 5c
Ginger Si.nps 5a
Graham nnd Oatmeal Crackers 7c
Frosted Creams 7c
Lemon Creams , 7c
HAYDENs
DO YOUR FEET PER
SPIRE IN WINTER?
RE-NO-MAY
IMMv I'OWDER
net only relieves, but positively cures
all diseases ot tho feet nnd hands.
Teeth Troubles
arc generally caused through neglect
in early life. Teeth relief comes
through tho application ot our modern
DENTISTRY.
Our teeth without plates nre tho
nio.u natural, perfect nnd lusting.
Hnve stood tho tfHt of years nnd
proved their high tpiallty. Our prices
tin based upon that high tunllty, but
mo not high.
BAILEV, the Dentist
Ilia I'iixIiiii lllunk,
llltli .V. Kiirunin Xtn, Pliitue 10h(l.
I.uily Atteiidntil.
