I
THE OMAHA" DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1901.
10
TO FUSE OR NOT TO FUSE
0
That li th Question with Two Faotloni of
Petir Ooopir Olub.
POPULISTIC COUNCILS ARE DIVIDED
I'lrmrnl AVlilcli rormnrly Favored
Fmalon Mim Onuoaea II MutMc
of Antla Ulssrcfcil li' u
.Member.
There Is stnfo and contention In the
rotor Cooper club. To fuse or not to fuso
In the question which draws a lino ot dc
markatlon across tho councils ot the"or
Ksnlzatloii, which Is holdlnK Its regular
meetings Monday nights In tho Arlington
block. Strango as It may seem tho mem
bers of tho society nro not lined up on
tho question as was to be expected. Here
tofore tho men who havo been In favor of
fusion, those who had led tho rank and
file of the club into tho democratic slaugh
ter house, havo boon tho ones who held
office under dumocratlo appointment or who
aspired to such proferment. This tlmo
some of tho appointees of democrats aro
the loudest In tho denunciation of fusion.
They havo pledged themselves to ono an
other to hco that tho democrats aro per
mitted to namo tholr own tlckot nnd that
tho populists maintain a separato orgau
liation with a distinct tlckot iu the Held.
Tho men who favor fusion aro generally
thoso who have hoped for nothing and
whose hopes havo been fulfilled.
I'liliiillntlc View nt It.
In order to understand the situation In
the club It Is nocessary to get at It from
a. populist's standpoint. One of the men
who favor fusion with the democrats In
tho campaign this fall thus expresses It:
"Tho talk of those who are opposed to
fusion," utd he, "la directly In the In
terests of the democratic party. That
party has used the populists until there
Is nothing more to be gained from them.
Wo all know rtiat at the present time the
Peter Cooper club Is made up of men who
will voto the democratic ticket under any
and nil circumstances that Is, the great
majority will. Some of them will get out
and shout for tho people's party, cut ai
the sarao tlmo they rcallie that they are
trying to galvanlzo a corpse. Tho demo
crats sco defeat staring them In the face
this fall. In fact, there Is no hope for
them, and they are simply making a play
to get Into lino for the future. The demo
crats do not want fusion. They desire
to namo n ticket composed exclusively of
democrats and to have the people's party
nominate n full tlckot. Then tho defeat
will be attributed to a division In the
fusion forces and the populists, as such,
will bo eliminated for all time to como
"Now wo aro in a position to force tho
democrat! to accord us a placo on the
ticket. Wo know that this will bring no
practical strength to the ticket, but It
will leavo us whoro we can demand some
thing In tho future, when a change In ex
isting business conditions may make It
posstblo for tho opponents of the repub
lican party to elect candidates. Just now
wo aro In a light for the control of the
fusion organization. If we fall to fuse this
fall tho organization passes entirely lnts
the hands of tho democratic party and
the weakness of tho peoplo's party In Doug
las county Is exposed.
aiuttvr ot tlio atrnlKhln."
"We plalm that we have at least 2,600
voters In the city, but on a atrnlnht ticket
wb could not poll over 20 per cent of that
number and the democratic allies In the
Teter Cooper club know that Mich Is tho
case. Having used the party to fotst them
selves Into office, thoy aro now anxious to
kill It and pass tho entire opposition to
the republicans Into the hands of the demo
cratic party. This may work In Doujlus
county, but what will be Us effect in tho
state? This question has bean ruined In
tho club moro than once, and Is answered
by the opponents of fusion by the state
ment that tho state has gone Into tho re
publican column for good; that opposition
to tho republican party cannot bu miulo on
state lines for many years to come and that
all opposition must be local In Its charac
ter; that tho democracy, except In certain
counties In tho western part of the etato,
la the only ono which can frame up this
sort of opposition, aud that therefore tho
day of tho peoplo's party Is passed forever,
Kvory fellow who In In favor of putting .
separato ticket In the field, with tho ex
ception of a few dreamers, Is doing so In
the Interosts of the democratic party, which
must find Bomo excuse for tho foregone
defoat, and feols like It must got Itself
Into n position to bo tho only ourvlvor of
tho fusion forces.
HOSTO.N .VI (Mil) CLOAK IIAHOAINS.
A . II m In-r of Very Important Clonk
OfTi-rliiKK for 'I'liursilny Hnlc.
J1.50 LADIES' DItnSS SKIHTS, GDC.
A cholco lot ot colored dress skirts, worth
J1.&0, on sale at tltc.
Ladles' black figured dress skirts, newest
styles, well lined, velvet bound, worth $2,
for SSc.
18.00 TAFFETA SKIIIT3 FOR $3.08.
Ladles' fine taffeta nnd peau do solo
skirts, very good quality, plain, braided' and
nppllqued, nicely lined, well bound, worth
up' to $8, go on sale at $3.98.
LADIES' JS.50 SUITS, JI.3S.
Ladles' blouso suits, mado ot all wool
novelties, new I'Alglon collar on blouso,
gcod lining, fillt-tilmmed, new cut Hare
skirt, strictly up to date, worth JS.EO, for
$4.98.
$8.00 SPUING UOX COATS, $4.08.
Ladles' coats, madu of lino covert,
stitched seams, silk lining, new sleeves,
newest stylo, $8 values, at $ 1 . 9 S .
LADIES' $23 TAILOR MADE SUITS, $10.
New spring suits made of the very choic
est material in the latest and most ap
proved styles. Thcso were mado cspcclully
for Frankcl llros., Dcs Moines,, but owing
to tho store being destroyed by lire wo so-
cured them from the manufacturer at about
half price Values up to $25, on sale at $10.
130STON STORE, OMAHA,
J. L. Drandeis & Sons, Proprietors.
Read the real estate columns today.
STOCKMEN OBJECT TO TOLLS
DRAWS NEW GRAND JURY
HonrcKeiilnt 1 vr ClllzeiiN Arc Chosen
for Conrt Service nt
M Tci-iu.
The new federal grand Jury to bo sworn
In April 1 for duty In connection with the
United States district court was drawn
Wednesday afternoon. . Threo hundred
names wcro placed In thn jury box and
shaken up, after which the Jury comints
sloner and tho clerk of tho court drew alter
.natoly from the receptacle, one namo at a
tlmo, until twenty-three namos- had byen
drawn. Thcso will comprise tho new grand
Jury. They aro as follows:
William II. Abcr, 1202 North Thirty-sixth
street, Omaha; James llittlcr, Lincoln; J.
T. Uunford, Western; J. II. Pecker, Pl.itts
mouth; L. D. Ilennott, Plattsmouth; W. II.
Cash, Kearney; A. II. Christian, York;
Michael Foster, (Ireenlcy; William F. Hay-
ward, Chadron; J. II. Losoc, Hastings; Mal
colm McLean, Ogallala; E. J. Mack, O'Neill;
J. M. Parker, Kennard; N. R. Perslngcr,
Central City; W. H. Reynolds, Chadron
Joseph Snathcrn, Humboldt; J, II. Stlchley,
Geneva; F. P. Sheldon, Nehnwka; L. 13.
Train, Stoelo City; Albert H. Prlmble, Lin
coln; II. II. Watt, Columbus; Ralph A.
Weston, Beatrice, and C. J. Youbgstadt,
Wahoo.
A ftderai grand Jury may havo not inoro
than twenty-threo members nor lebs than
sixteen, aud of these twclvo must ngreo
upon an Indictment beforo a truo bill can
be returned.
Loyalty to III Kiunloyer.
That young man who consented to havo a
portion ot his blood let out to save his em
ployer, Bet n remarkablo example ot hero
Ism. Thn Incident shows what power thero
Is in good blood Thero Is only one natural
way to get good blood, and that Is from
the stomach. If tho atamach needfi nsalsf.
ance, try Hostctfcr's Stomach Dlttcrs. This
wonderful medicine cures dyspepsia, lndl
gestlon, constipation, nnd makes rich red
blood.
HIS INJURES SOUTH OMAHA MARKET
Union Fnrllle Ovrim the llrlilur, White
StucU In llunillci! Iiy ill vnl Lines
nnd Herein 1,1c the
Cntme.
Iowa cattlemen who havo been buying
feeding cattlo In South Omaha havo regis
tered u protest against tho bridge arbitrary
hlch Is tnxed against them In shipping
such cattle to their feeding grounds. It Is
said by ono who Is familiar with tho cattlo
market that this arbitrary is working
gainst South Omaha and Is diverting such
t ratio which would uaturnlly como thero to
Chicago and other markets.
Tho situation has prevailed for some
time, but It Is said that the effect Is be
ginning to show on tho market and the
restlgu which the South Omaha mart has
.hold In tho sale of cattle for feeding Is
shrinking.
Tho difficulty arises from thn fact that
the bridge across tho Missouri river is.
owned by tho Union Pacific company, while
cattlo that arc sent to Iowa feeding points
ro carried by other roads, tho Ilurllngton,
the Northwestern, tho Milwaukee, the Hock
Island, tho Illinois Central and the Omaha
St. Louis. Thn uniform rnto for all of
these roads, as stated by the odlclals when
asked, is ,tho local into from Council Plults
to tho feeding gtounds, plus $4. This $4
Is tho arbitrary against which tho protest
has been raised by Iowa cattlemen.
Tho roads pay tho Union Pacific for the
use of tho brldgo In two ways; Uy tho year,
estimating tho amount by tho number at
cars, or by comparison with some other
roads, nnd by a specific rato ot $4 por car
load of freight passing over tho bridge. At
Union freight headquarters It was said that
tho freight rates aro established by thu
reads handling tho freight nnd that on
eastern business tho Union Pacific has
nothing to do with tho rates beyond collect
ng tho brldgo toll on tho total amount ot
business done.
Tho way the tariffs stand uow, nn Iowa
shipper pays tho local rate from Council
DIutTs to bis feeding ground plus $4. It he
hould bo shipping beyond u certain limit
that arbitrary is forgotten. For Instance,
ono freight man cited the case of a ship
incnt to MarBhalltown, la., to which place
he said tho rato would bo tho samo from
Omaha, South Omaha and Council Bluffs
n a shipment to Ncola, however, tho ship
per would have to pay tho toll thai tho
shipping company would pay tho brldgo com
pany.
It Is asserted by a man who Is Interested
n tho stock business and who has Inquired
Into the situation among thoso men who
buy cattlo for feeding, that this arrange
ment is driving the patrons of the feeder
market from South Omaha to other places
and that thoy nrq feeding whero they can
sectiro moro favorablo rates.
HVF.UY TUUSDAV.
In March nnd April tlm
UNION TACIFIC
will sell tickets at tho following
GREATLY REDUCED RATES:
From Omaha to San Francisco, Los
Angeles nnd San Diego $25.00
Ogden, Salt Lake, Butte, Helena 23.00
Portland, Spokane, Tacomai Seattle. . 25.00
New city ticket olllcc, 1324 Farnam street,
Telephone, 310.
Union station, .Tenth and Marcy. Tele
phone, 629.
A aew wheel and Just the ono you have
always wanted. Read The Dee wheel offer.
TA0ITS)O.
lUSDHUPP WO.VT WASH OUT.
Tlio norm that Cauae It tin to Its
nimtroyvd to On re Dandruff.
Many a woman spends an hour twloe a
week icourlnir her uraln. thinking- .rmS.
blnjr off the scurf will cure the dandruff.
Two hour a week at tho a'ge of 40 years,
she hns pent 2C0 days of 12 hours each, or
y two-mirns ot n, yenr or ner lire, in that
vain hope'; vain bocauao you can't euro
dandruff without kllllne thn dandruff nm.
and tho only hair preparation on earth that
win tio mai is rvawnros "Herplclde alio
a llellahtflll hair rtrcHatllr and thni-nmrli
aiitWeptto against all contagion from use
nr mnr nair brusncs. it is also a de-
iiinuui nair aressing.
Read the real estate columns today.
TBADC MARK nCaiaTKRKB.
SHOE STORE.
Will open March 16th, I 901, at
203 So. J 5th Street, Karbach
block.
The most modern shoe store in
the west, for the exclusive
sale of women's, misses' and
children's shoes.
Sorosis Shoes
THE STAMIAHU OK THE WOULD.
Krank Wilcox, Mniiniier.
V,n trained nurse to take charge of I
A sanitarium; must havo experience, a good
fjiUinntton and good business ability. Ad
dress J SB, rare Deo office.
. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
A. M. M
tint nil,
axwoll of Bcatrlco Is at the Iler
A. unit Vob huen born to Mr. nnd Mn. T. T..
Otimbu,
Ml'. tlnrt Mrs. George aoonholmer of West
i'olnt nr nt tho Iler Grand.
,1, (J, HfrtKp Jind J. A. Miller of Hastings
rKls.(tireit Wednesday at tho Murray.
Ii, Hllimnl and daughter of Valentine,
Ot'ftfH, J'. 1'httt of Beatrice and A. F. Dlels
hi ptiriiniur nr mate uueum at tne Millard,
MBlirHBkiitm nt tho Merchants: p.
, fUBnilDl', , 44, 4llinOIQP, 0(1)11(111); U. 4eW -
inan, Unthenburg; Georgo Frlederlch,
Plnrimt T, L. Aokerman. Stanton; F. C.
relln. idwlniri Daniel Kerr, Plorco: a. Wll-
nmi, iiunnai w, n, wrower. runner; F. D.
Ynuinr, Mariiunttn; a, C. llrondel. HaniD-
v. avenoy,
$Th8 Chicago Recor
lias 61 of these Tvne
writers In dally use
YOST
If you want a typewriter, why not
como first where you can see
EVEItV GOOD SORT OF TYPE
WRITER In Its best form?
TYPEWRITER SUPPLIES
ot nil kinds tfor all machines.
TYPEWRITERS RENTED.
TYPEWRITERS REPAIRED.
in I W, P. Htmkln. York;
nmeri ti, i, neney, Lincoln.
HARRY MORRILL
u mad, Ho says marriage license busi
ness s not belsk enough. Thoy come In
nair and he kicks because thoy don't coma
III hunohes, nut Morrill always was a
Junker,
WE HAVE KICKERS
too but our patrons kick for moro of our
Cough Byrup. They all say thoy have never
found as gooa a medicine for Coughs and
uoios, ana at such a reasonable price
aOo A HOTTI.E.
THEN OTHERS KICK
for Egyptian Lotus Cream the preparation
that never falls to cure chapped hands,
face and Hps and tho price ot It is only
lOo A HOTTI.K.
CUT PRICE
DRUGIST
New Century
The finest catalogue
' ever Issued Is
yours for the asking.
Wrltco7all.
United Typewriter and Supply Go,,
1014 Fnrunm St., Ontahn.
SCHAEFER
ts W. C. 10th and Chicago.
from Manila and $55 men of tho
neventli vn1nntr.or Dn March 10
Gustave Zower of Company I Jumped over
board with suicidal Intent. Ills body wns
not recovered.
7
Twice for Shipping Oattlt Aoroia
Miiiourl EWor Bridge.
Tlilrty-H.-veiith lloya Arrlvr.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 13. Tho I'nlted
StateK transport Iluford arrived here toduy
rrom tlio l'lilllppines. it urougnt seventy
Mvo discharged soldiers nnd civil employes
Brushes
Going at half price and less. Part of
the Aloo & Pcntotd $5,000 stock at
closing out prices. (
COc Tooth lirtishcs 2Zo
25c English Tooth Brushes 14c
25c Japuncso Tooth finishes.... 10c
20c Japanese Tooth Brushes...'. 10c
.15c Prophlactls Tooth Brushes.. 22c
25c, 15c and COc Nail Brushes at 17c
25c Hair Brushes ITc
50c Hair Brushes 25c
$1.00 Hair Brushes 50c
$4.50 Hair Brushes $3.00
$3.00 Hair Brushes $2.00
About 3 dozen bath brushes, all kinds
go at halt price.
You'll miss a grcnt chanco to save
mouoy If you miss this snle. Tho
bargain counter Is loaded, but goods
are going. You'll havo to hurry.
MYERS-DILLON DRUG CO.
lOtli mill Filriiuin Streets.
NOTICE
Notwithstanding tho. reports and im
nresalona n bread In tho city, the PAINT
AND DRUG STORE formerly occupied by
A. l uuer UO IS
Still Open
and doing business tho same as usual. In
fact, tho store has never .been closed.
Three names, familiar to tlui patrons or
tho corner In tho Drug, Paint and Glass
line, uro now conducting the business.
Thoy uro K M. Crowl, John 8. Clark and
Henry Jolianszen. Messrs. crowl ana
Johanszen have been at tho old corner for
over thirteen years. Mr. Clark was for
merly at thn corner but lately conducted
tne ueonomicni urug uo. we nave all tne
old prescriptions for 30 years back, and
you can have any if them refilled juBt the
same ns before, with tho best. Knowing
tne (tenvinus ot tne trade ror drugs, paints
ana glass, unci naviug n run hiock or nil
wo cordiaiiy snucit u snare or your pat'
rouuge.
, FULLER DRUG & PAINT CO.,
H02 DOUGLAS STREET.
Can't shut iu up. Open day and night.
Thlnv- Fortieth and Harney, frar
VrlvtXe Charles Connoycr. fs Pie
.71 nver- H. Pnrrotto, ISO North '.
llnllillnK Permit.
The rltv liiilMIno- Insnortor has Issued
tho following permits: Emma McMullen,
. . I III IIIMi
irmnr uwriniiR. .t'vv.
rce, addition, JHi
Thirty-second, re
pairs, $250.
Seeds that grow come from the Nebraska
Seed company, 1513-15 Howard st.
Head the real estate columns today.
T
SI0.000 WORTH NEW DRUGS
Being sold at prices, way below regular wholesale price. Wo woro "l.ONCI" on
goodB. Our ware'houso at 1G14 Dodgo street Is "Jammed." Thcso prices will unload It.
Here are SOMK of tho articles we have to sell and tho prices nt which we aro
GIVING THEM AWAY POIt CA3II ONLY.
About 91 boxes Magnet Pllo Cure nt u9o
About 165 $1.50 bottles Fellow's Syrup voo
720 bottles $1.00 slie Peruna at 64c
288 bottles $1.00 Ncwbro's Herplcldo at... $9c
720 boxes $1.00 West's Nervo and Brain Treatment at t 19c
720 quart bottles San Gabriel Port Wlno at 25c
73 bottles $1.00 Warner's Log Cabin Sars.tparllla nt 60c
127 bottles $1,00 Kirk's Dandruff Curo nt 47c
280 $1.00 bottles Coke's' Daudruft Curo at 50c
2,880 (20 gross) 10c Diamond Dyes, all colors, nt 6c pkg.
288 $1.00 bottles Wlno of Cardut at Q7c
i.440 26c packages Laxative Bromo-Qulnlno at 11c
About 400 26c bottles Sozodont, at 14c
Every article quoted new and fresh goods. No "culls" or "stunts."
About 5,000 $1.00 size Burnham's Beef, Iron and Wlno ., 31c
About 10,000 5c Sticks Black Llcorlco Two for .1c
1,000 big bottles Household Ammonia at Co
140 bottles Park, Davis & Co.'s Egg Emulsion nt 49c
90 $1.00 bottles Phillips Syrup Wheat Phosphate at 75c
144 $1.60 bottles Via Marian! at $1.05
2,880 35c bottles Gcnulno Castorla, at .....21c
144 $1.00 bottles Trommer's Mnlt (all kinds) at 05c
About 1,000 25c bottles Carter's Little Liver Pills at U'o
2,600 bottles Imported Bitter Water nt, bottlo 15c
This sale won't last but a few days as thcso prices will move things.
600 pint bottles CRUDE Carbolic Acid nt 25c each
200 $1.00 bottles Duroy Port Wlno at 43c
None of thes goods can be malted, and it wished sent by express or freight 25o
must be added tor boxing.
Sherman & McConnell Drug Co.,
Cor. 16th and Dodge, Omaha.
N$8 fy
1 rtQWhy Suffer Pain
T aa
Whllo bavins tooth ex
tracted? When Vitalised
Air Is usod. you feel abso
lutely no pain. Can be taken
by any one. Mado fresh In our
office every day.
Set of Teeth...., $5.00 up
Oold Crowns $3.00
Tift's PMlaMpbia Dintal Rims
1517 Douglas St.
A SUBJECT FOR
INVEoTIGAT ON-
beforo Easter; Is your plumbing. To
see that It does not breed disease dur
lug Summer's sultry heat. Sewer Baa
In your homo will caiiBe dangerous
diseases, nnd your plumbing should
bo overhauled to llnd leaks or breaks.
o will Investigate your plumbing and
put It In order, or put In new open
Haliltarv plumbing or steam or not
wator heating, at n reasonablo cost.
Free & Black,
18011 Fur mi m.
Phono 1O-10.
mm
1 IbBbB
EVERY TUESDAY
IN
MARCH and APRIL
tno
Union Pacific
4SoV th0 only
Direct Line Across the Continent
will sell tickets at the following reduced rates
from Omaha
TO
California,
San Francisco, Los
Angeles, San Diego,
Including all main line points, north
California state line to Colton, San
Bernardino, and San Diego
S25.00
TO
Utah, Idaho, Oregon,
Montana and Washington,
Ogden and Salt Lake City, Utah,
Butte and Helena, Montaaa
$23,00
Portland, Oregon, Spokane, Washing
ton, Tacoma and Seattle, Washing
ton $25,00
NEWCITftlCKEfiOFFICE. 1124 FARNAM STREET Tel. 3I.
UNION STATION. TENTH AND MARCY STREETS Tel. .
Cloaks
and
HAYDEN
s
"I never saw such bargains." "And such pretty suits."" Wo havo searched every
wherewo have visited every storo In town, nnd I never saw such a pretty line of
suits, and the prices seem to bo very reasonable." Tbeso and kindred remarks we
hear every hour In tho day In our cloak department.
The Great Sale on the Suits, Waists and Skirts
detained by the railroad company at Duftalo, Now York,
on account of tho recent snow blockade. Is now on In
full blast. It will pay every lady In Omnba. Wo havo
them on salo this week. Tho railroad company hns
nllowcd us half tho Invoice cost ot tho goods and you
reap tho benefit. 1
There are S5 suits silk lined throughout that we bought
to sell at $25.00 the company allowed
us half now
only
S00 suits made up In the new cton nnd bolero styles,
with tho new L'Al'glon collar, jackets nnd skirt trim
med with braids and satin' Btraps they wero bought to
sell nt. $20.00 the railroad company
nllowcd us half now
only
200 suits nearly all silk lined throughout mado up in
the now fashlonablo nobby styles In flno Venetians
and cheviots bought by us to sell at pJ
$37.60 tho railroad company allowed lJ 5
us half now only
Delayed Silk Waists
There aro still 600 Silk Wolats made of flno taffetas and
corded silk wo bought them to sell at
$1.98 the company mado us n liberal
allowance now only
Ladies' Skirts from the Buffalo Blockade
100 Skirts, well made, perfect fitting, now
only
100 rainy day Skirts and 350 Dress Skirts, I n scrgei, cheviots and homespuns they
are worth $5.00 the compauy mado us n big allowance now " tJ C
A. KJ
12.50
10.00
2.98
! DO YOU WANT TO SEE?
90c
only
-tho railroad company
5.00
75 all silk Taffeta Skirts bought to soli at $10.00
allowed us half now only
During this sale we have taken all our winter weight jackets and divided them
Into two lots
Lot 2 All Jftckcts worth up to ff
JJJ
Lot 1 All Jackets worth up
to $15.00 now on sale at .
Children's Jackets There aro just 170 ot
Lot 1 Includes all Jackets worth
up to $5.00 they go at
Ladles' French Flannel Waists worth up to $3.00 for
400 dozen Wrappers, mado from tho very best poicalo, trimmed with
2.98
just 170 ot
1.98
$25.00 now on solo at
them. Wo havo divided them Into two lots:
Lot 3 Includes all Jackets worth,
up to $7.50 they go at
UOo
two rows of
Do you want to set' the royal shape iu which
I
2.98
braid 15-ln. flounce separate waist lining extra wide at hips como In blues, black,
reds, cadots and grays $1.60 quality on sale tomorrow 98C
55 dozen Wrappers, with 16-Inch flounce worth $1.00 on salo
at
we've -put our stock of
Spring Clothing
It's on tho second floor lightest brightest
. cheeriest clothing room in the west and the
clothing fits the rooms. If you are critical and
exacting in regard to your spring top coat or
spring suit, we'd be pjeased to have you visit
our store.
There's no stupidity in the origin of "Ne
braska Clothing'' and none in its destiny.
Spring Top Coats
and Raglans
$10.00 ill Place of $15.00
MEN'S OX.FOIU) OKAY llAGLAXDS, strapped senms
cuffs on. sleeves, velvet collar, stylish AH
new 101 cutnot but iiYJ JJ
$15.00 in Place of $20.00
The "new Kitchener," one of the latest, creations for spring
wear, velvet, collar, satin lined sleeve, serge lined body
correct in every respect M41 OPl
not $20.00, but 4lt-J.VJJ
$13.00 in Place of $17.50
The new "Xewkotc," perhaps you'll like this style better
than any other if you do, they are (tL 1 CC
not rr.ro, but , iplxjJJ
i
Jfo mutter where you have been buying your qlothiug, you
will find that our storo is different. The difference lies in
the foundation stone of our business.
SATISFACTION AT ANY COST.
UAVnEIT Laces and
llAlUCIlS Embroideries
Not damaged, Now on sale.
Bought from Carson, Pcrio Scott & Co., of Chicago, not the slight-
est imperfection. These goods did not even get damp, but nro
of the same lot that were settled for by the insurance people on
account of damage in transportation on the ocean.
Do not miss this sale.
15c torchon laces, per yard -lc
15c insertings, per yard . . . ,
75c tuckings, per yard
$1.00 all over laces, per yard '
50c val laces, per dozen yards i 1
75c val laces, per dozen yards - -uu
The new batiste laces, gallons and all overs, 25c up.
75c chiffons, per yard '
75c Liberty silk, per yard
75c Mousselin De Soie, per yard ..- 39
75c Oriental laces, per yard , -rc
50c -Oriental laces, per yard , 15c
20c Oriental laces, per yard 5c
25c embroidered collars ..
$2.50 Yenise lace collars ' -
$3.00 all over embroideries, per yard ?l-0
$2.00 all over embroideries, per yard &0e
$1.00 all over embroideries, per yard 25c
Po not miss this sale. You will save money by buying your
spring and summer laces during this sale.
Holding's silk thread,' only 5c per dozen. One day only.
Best brush binding, only 5c per yard.
HAYDEN BROS.
50c
HAYDEN BROS.
You're welcome
to eomparo our work, prices aud
treatment with that of any other
IIENTIST
In tho city. In all points we lead. Our
work excels, our charges are moder
ate and all cases are treated with
skill and promptness. Wo mako a
specialty ot
TKKTH WITHOUT I'l.ATES FULL
SKTH FftOM fl..00 IJI'WAIIDS.
BAILEY, the Dentist,
312 Paiton Block,
10th Farnam Htm. I'aoue lOtD.
Lnr Atlcaastt.
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WV34 -' rmpit, ind ft WV.
RE -NO -MAY
POWDER
Manufactured by
A, Mayer Company,
316 Bee Bldg.
PRICE 50 CENTS.
For Sale by all Druggists and Glove Dealers
Consultation Free from 2 to 4. When ordering by mall
add 5 cents for postage.
THE SMOKERS PREFER
I'M 1 L.IJIHJIInafl
BECAUSE THE JOBBERS' PROFIT IS ADDED TO THE QUAUT1
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