Ifl
TUTU OMAHA .DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, aiAHCN 22, 1001.
HAS A COMMERCIAL VALUE
Inflim Bapply Depot Muni Much to
Omabiu
ITS CONSUMPTION IS REMARKABLE
dlipllr Cnllril For ly I'nclr Snin'a
ftcir Jntltiitlon Kmlirncca n.
IIIK M"t Home
J'rniliiut.
Bomo Idea of tho commcrclnl value of
tho Indian supply depot to Omaha may bo
had from tho blank proposals for bids on
supplies Just received by Superintendent II.
C. Jordan.
Tun list Includes boots, shoes, groceries,
crockery, furniture, Moodcnware, harness
leather, shoo flndlnRS, saddlery, agricul
tural Implements, wagons, wagon fixtures,
kIsbs, paints, oils, tin, stamped ware,
stoves, hollowwarc, hardware, iron, nails,
plumbers', steam fitters' and gaB fitters'
tools nnd supplies, beef nnd smoked meats.
Tho nmount of foodstuffs uecd by tho bu
reau Is enormouB, No Idea of this can bo
gained without tho enumeration of tho
articles.
Wlmt 1 Wnntri!,
Tho proposal calls for 60,90.' pounds of
bacon, 105,000 pounds of barley, 318,000
pounds of beans, 11,802,000 pounds of beef
In tho gross, 2,755,1)69 pounds of beet not,
or dressed beet; 315,182 pounds of coffee,
1,263,700 pounds of corn, 103,410 pounds of
comment, 21,675 pounds of cracked wheat,
753,000 pounds of feed, 08,130 pounds of
hardtack, 30,533 pounds of hominy, 52,005
pounds of lard, 1,020 pounds of mess pork,
1,449,530 pounds of oats, 12,508 pounds of
rice, S5,8 10 pounds of rolled oats, 129,080
poundR of ronrso salt, 194,000 pounds of lino
salt, 975,760 pounds of sugar, 16,159 pounds
of tea. ,
.Although all bids nro opened In Chicago,
It Is tlio doHlro of tho department to pur
vhaso tho supplies as near as posslblo to tho
point of consumption. This Is stated In tbo
proposal blanks as follows: "Attention of
tho bidders Is especially Invited to ' tho
specification relating to tho points of deliv
ery and bidders nro urged to offer their
goods delivered at ns many of tho specified
points ns possible, the dcslro of the depart
ment being to obtain the lowest obtalnablo
prlco nearest tho point of consumption."
This places tho Omaha bidders In n better
position to sccuro contracts than out-of-town
bidders, as they do not have to flguro
on freight.
JIOITU.X fi t Oil 13 ftllOIi MtTlt'13.
To Clrnn t l .Ml Mliuca oil Jlnranln
Milliard) mi Mill ii floor.
THEMENDOU3 HAHOA1NS TODAY.
Wo aro about to mako n radical change
In our shoo department. In order to clean
up all tho shoes that aro on bargain squares
on tho main floor wo will cut tho price
down very much tomorrow.
A Mi 14.00 AND $5.00 SHOES,
All tbo women's shoes on bargain squares
that were sold up to 35.00 go at $1.98.
All the misses', youths' and children's
shoes that sold for up to $2.50 on bargain
squares go nt 98c.
All the men's shoes that sold up to 3.00
go at $1.69.
Uvnry shoo now on bargain squaro wo
offer tomorrow awfully cheap to closo out,
nnd wo warrant every pair of shoes wo sell,
regardless of price,
IIOSTON STOKE, OMAHA,
J. h. Hrnmlles & Sons, Proprietors.
SHE ASKS FOR NEW DEAL
"Woninii .iirnln In tlm Court to Set
AnIiIi- it Trmlr In Itcnl
Kututi.
Josefn Wlntlicrs, who can deal with
English-speaking peoplo only through an
Interpreter, sayB that sho traded a good $600
mortgago noto for a worthless lot In South
Omaha and sho nsks tho district court to
dcclaro tho trudo off. Mrs. Wlnthcrs ad
mits that sho Is unfamiliar with business
forms and procedure and was tricked Into
making tho bad bargain.
On February 12, so sho states, sho was tho
owner of n $600 note secured by n mortgago
on Sarpy county land, and Herman Thlelke,
whom sho regarded ns n friend, Informed her
that tho noto and mortgago wero worthless
nnd advised hor to trade them for a lot In
South Omaha, which ho represented to bo
worth fully $1,000. She took his advtco and
tnado tho trade.
Now Mrs. Wlnthcrs discovers that tho
Kouth Omaha lot Is nt tho bottom of n
deep gulch, seventy-flvo feot below tho
grado of tho street, nnd absolutely worth
less Sho discovers further that tho land
In Sarpy county covered by tho mortgage
Iho onco possessed Is worth nt least $1,000.
rhoroforo sho nsks tho court to restrain
Thlelko from disposing of tho mortgage and
noto which sho traded for tho South Omaha
property and to order n now deal, by which
iho may bo restored to tho position sho
Decupled beforo tho gamo began.
TO MEET IN SALT LAKE CITY
Union I'nclllc Ofllelut Attend Si-i-ftlon
of Stock
holder!. Tho chief officers of tho Union Pacific
left hero yesterday for Salt l.nko City,
whoro on Saturday tho stockholders of tho
road will voto tho Increnso of $100,000,000
In tho common stock of the road and tho Is
suance of $400,000,000 of bonds. In the
party wero President Horace O. Hurt,
Erostus Young, general auditor: J. H.
Perry, chief engineer, nnd J. H. McConncll,
superintendent of motlvo power nnd ma
chinery. It. W. Maxtor, division superin
tendent, accompanied Iho party across tho
state.
Wednesday evening William It. Kelly,
goncrat solicitor of tho road, left hero for
tho samo meeting. On the train wero
Alex Millar, secretary, and Lawrehco Orccr,
assistant to tho genoral counsel, both of
New York.
Tho plans for this meeting huvo been ar
ranged for somo time, tho details having
been completed at tho tlmo of the visit of
Messrs. Kelly und Greer in Salt Lako City
last month.
Speaking of tho meeting yesterday
President Hurt said that It would bo merely
a formality. Tho stockholders, or their
representatives, will gather In Salt Lake
City and cast tho vote, formally authoriz
ing tbo Increase of tho stock and tho Issu
ance of tho bonds. Peyond that ho sntd
ho believed tho meeting would develop
nothing of general Interest. Mr. Perry
and Mr. McConncll, ho said, wero going
along for an Inspection of tho departments
of the road under their core. Tho trip
will bo n very brlof one.
This bond Issue-, It Is understood, Is to
provldo for the purchaso of the stock of tbo
Central I'nclllc, which deal was negotiated
In New York In January and which nt
onco called tho attention of tho financial
world to tho Immonso transactions of tho
Harrlmnn syndicate, which Is now reputed
to bo tho owner of tho controlling Interest
of tho stock of tho Union nnd Central
Pacific. Hut few will attend tho meeting,
as tho voting Is entrusted to n committee,
which will probnbly not number over eight
or nlno men, nnd theso will bo armed with
proxies representing tho majority of the
current stock of tho corporation, tho total
amounting to $196,178,700.
BRIDE DRESSES IN A VAULT
Yoiiiik Woninii from Crete Milken Her
Weil ill uk Toilet lliuler I'nrn vornlilo
Clrciuuiitnne.uN lit Council HIiiIIm,
A young couplo entered tho court house
at Council Muffs Wednesday and asked to
bo shown to tho mnrrlugo license, depart
ment. Ho was stnggorlng under the weight
of a vnllso nbout tho bIzo of a Saratoga
trunk, whllo sho devoted her attention to
blushing. A Janitor Indicated the nuptlal
ariuru. "Now, havo you n room whoro this young
lady can chungo her clothes?" ' OBked tho
prospective groom.
Tho Janitor, grinning Industriously, con
ultcil with Sheriff Cousins, who n few
minutes later showed tho young womnn
Into tho vault adjoining tho recorder's
sfllce. Ho then went on errands for her,
:ol!ectIng a hand mirror from Recording
Clork Cheyeno, a curling Iron from this on'o
md n pocket comb from that, and thou
locked tho door.
Thirty minutes later tho brldo emerged
from tho company of ponderous tomes,
flecked out In spotless white, with n long
(lowlnir veil anil a biinrh nf Punt or tlilna
Tho groom appeared with n license and a
preacner anil iToil llnrtjo of Itoca, Neb.,
md Miss Hannah Praucr of Creto wero
duly married.
CfiBi-nrtnn nt l Drituulau.
Cures biliousness, constipation and dys
pepsia, or monuy refunded. Prlco CO cents.
Dook explaining causo nnd euro mailed tr.
Ren Dros. & Co., Minneapolis. Minn.
. To Florida Without CIuiukIuk 'nr
Leava Chicago Union Station 12 noon
Tuesday or Fridays on Chicago nnd Florida
Special running over Pennsylvania Short
Lines via Cincinnati, Atlanta, Macon and
Jackflonvlllo to St. Augustine. Latter point
Is reached at S:30 p. m. next evening. H
It. Bering, A. 0. V. Agt 248 South Clark
St., Chicago, 111., will book you for tho
trip on application.
GENERAL LEE SLIGHTLY ILL
Dinner In III Honor linn Ileeii I'ant-
poned Until Flrnt Snturilny
In Mil'.
Qoncral FItzhugh Leo Is sick at tho Mil
lard hotel. His physician, Dr. Miller, says
that tho general has a sovoro attack of the
grip, which has caused sofno troublo with
his oyes, but thnt he has no fovcr and his
condition Is not serious.
The dinner which was to havo boon given
In his honor tonight has been post
poned until tbo first Saturday in Mny. Gov
ernor Shaw, Governor Dietrich and Con
gressman (!. D. PcrklnB havo been notified
of tho postponement and will bo present at
tho banquet.
A VAI.lMIII.i: .MKlHOINH
For CoukIih nnd Coliln In Children.
"I have not tho slightest hesitancy In
rocommcndlng Chnmberlatn's Cough Remedy
to nil who aro suffering from coughs or
colds," snyB Charles M. Cramer, esq., a welt
known watchmaker of Colombo, Ceylon. "It
has been somo two years slnco tho city
dispensary first called my nttentlon to this
valuablo medicine and I havo repeatedly
used It nnd It has always been beneficial
It ha3 cured ma quickly of nil chest colds.
It Is especially effective for children and
seldom takes morn than ono bottlo to euro
them of hoarseness. I havo persuaded
many to try this valuablo medicine and they
aro nil ns well pleased as myself over tho
results." For snlo by all druggists.
Sam'l Hums, 1318 Farnam, Is selling a
rcnl porcelain dinner set $4.75.
Wheels! Whoclsl Wheels! how they go!
Rldo a Bee wheel and bo In the swim.
POZZONI SOC POWDER
SILKS FROM WELL, HASKELL k CO.
Iteitinniitft of .eiv Cli n 1 1 In, Mounnelliie
lie Mile, Dri-Ki (looiln, Knilirold
crlc, I.nec, l;ie., Uo nt
Jlnll Price unit l.erni.
DRESS GOODS REMNANTS 25C & 39C YD.
An Immonso assortment of new spring
dress goods In remnants, in lengths (ioui
3 to 7 yams, including nil wool Henriettas,
silk und wool novelties, plaids, checks and
stripes, go at 2oc nnd 39c yard.
NEW CHALLIS AT 39C YARD.
Flno Imported all wool chullls, light nnd
dark grounds, new llornl designs, 6uo qual
ity, 2 to 5 yards remnants, nt 39c yard.
85C SILK MOUSSEL1N DE SOIB 39C.
Silk moussclln do sole, with silk embroid
ery nnd many satin striped, new spring
colors, 3 to 5 yard lengths, many pieces
match, 85c values, at 39c yard.
SILKS FROM WEIL, HASKELL & CO.
All tho short pieces of silk purchased
from tho Well, Haskell & Co. stock, go on
salo tomorrow at about one-quarter prlco.
COc silks go at 19c yard.
69c silks go at 26c yard.
Flno silks, 32 Inches wide, at 39c yard.
$1.00 nnd $1.50 silks at 49c and COc yard.
All $2.50 silks go nt 98c yard.
REMNANTS OF EMUROIDERY AND IN
SERTION.
Flno Swiss, nainsook and cambric em
broideries, In all widths up to 12 Inches,
worth up to 50c, on salo at 5c, V&c, 10c
and 15c yard.
Remnants of over tucking, In laco effects,
etc., worth up to COc each, go nt 10c each.
Remnants nnd odd pieces of laco of every
description, worth up to 20c, go at lc, 2c,
3',c und Cc yard.
REMNANTS IN I1ASEMENT.
2,000 yards remnants percale, prints, etc.,
lc yard.
Remnants lawns, dimities, etc., worth up
to 15c yard, go nt l',4o ynrd.
Remnants of 30-lncb percales, worth 8 He,
at 4c yard.
Long remnants of Everett classic and
Chatnbray gingham nt CAc.
Remnants of cambrics and muslins, worth
12&C at Olic yard.
Remnants of new spring lawns, all new
est shades, worth 15c, go at CHc yard.
12 Vic grado 36-tnch percales, 5o yard.
Remnants of whlto goods, India linens,
nainsooks, laco, striped lawns, etc., worth
25c, go at 10c yard.
25a Imported gingham at 10c yard.
25c art denim nnd cretonne 10c yard.
40o mercerized sateen, all colors, 15c yd.
IIOSTON STORE, OMAHA,
J. L. Urandels & Sons, Proprietors.
WESELL28C
25c Cutlcurn Soap at 17c
BOc Roger a Oallet Violet Soup nt U5c
500 boxes XXXX Toilet Soap I cakes In
box; per box 5c
About l.nuo 25o Uoxes Totlow'a Swans
down nt ....10c
500 liottlPH (COc) Florida Water nt 25c
2,W0 Tooth Hrushes, sold for 15c ami 25c.
nt, each 10c
2uo ltulr Urusbos, samo sold for $1.00 nnd
$1.25. nt. each ...50c
50 or CO bottloH Hay Hum, COc size, for,
ench 23.
100 bottles Foley's Cream for. rnrh 9c
coo Combs, till In a henp, worth 25c, ut....l2c
1,000 COo boxes Fozzonl'B Complexion
Powder at ,28c
GOO boxes Tulcum Powder at , Cc
FOH CASH ONLY.
Sherman &McGonnellDrugGo,
Prescription Pharmacists,
Corner 16th and Dodge, Omaha.
Mi's. J. Benson.
Easter
Gloves
See the elegant line of Kid
Gloves we are showing for
Easter in all the new and
late shades, with Paris Point
and fancy stitching, dressed
and undressed prices $1.00
up.
BOSTON STORE REMNANTS
Friday Remnant Bargains Are Grater and
Hon Important 'lban Lrer.
lAnnounccnicntK of the Thmtrrn.
Tho program that Is being given tho pub
lic at tho Orpheum this week Is an excep
tionally good ono nnd Is nightly amusing
largo audiences. So uniformly good Is
It that It Is Impossible, to say what act Is
tho best, If any ono Is better than the
other. Nick Long and Idnleno Cotton havo
a vchlclo In managerial troubles to show
their versatility ns Impersonators of tho
highest typo of histrionic art. They aro
without doubt clever peoplo In that line
nnd always please tho people. J. K. Mur
ray nnd Clara Lane. In their operetta.
'Heart and Hand," offer to the patrons ono
of tho best musical acts seen In Omaha
this season.
Seeds that grow come from tho Nebraska
Seed company. 1518-15 Howard st.
mi:i.
GANNETT Alfred W phenomla, at Wash
ington, Jj. v. Aiarcti iv.
ELLIS Mrs. Mnrtha J., Wednesday, March
so, riincrai at nor into remaence, io.
N. -tint St.. Friday nt 2:30 p. m.. March
22, 1901. Interment at Marshalltown. Ia.
A New
Departure
Drand now, up-to-dato pianos In fancy
mahogany, walnut, oak, and blrd's-oyo
tnaplo cases only
SI68.00
Terms $5 Cash and $1 Per Week,
These pianos nro worth doublo tho prlco
nsked for them and wero bought by us for
spot cash at 50c on tbo dollar; bonco tho
astonishing low price.
Our line of
STUIXWAY, VOHI3,
KMi:ilh(. HTHGtill, IVBHS &
l'O.VU, STKCK, 1'ACKAnD,
A. II. CIIASK, STRAUHK,
pianos Is tho most complete in the west
and our prices are absolutely tho lowest.
Call and bo convinced.
SELF-PLAYING PIANOLAS
the only self. playing piano attachment
Indorsed by Paderowskt, Rosenthal, Sawer
and Moszkowskl, sold on monthly payments
Now pianos for rent artistic tuning and
repairing promptly done.
Wrlto for catalogues, prices and terms, or
pay us a visit of Inspection.
H.WnU.V MII.I.I.MlltV Ol'MM.Vd.
ntnrtlny the .Mlliliu-r.v r.vrnt of thp
Mrnunn nt the IIIk Moris
A complete dhowlng of all tho exquisite
new creations in ladles' hcadwear from" tbo
fashion makers of Paris nnd tho stylo cen
ters of Europe and the cast. Tho benutl
fully decorated millinery parlors aro filled
with all tho novelties nnd styles sought
ftcr by ladles of discriminating tastes. It
will be a pleasure to Inspect this magnlll-
cent showing and get flrnt gllmpso of the
Benson's swcllest styles. All nro cordially
Invited to attend tho grand opening Satur
day. HAYDEN PROS.
SCHM0LLER ft MUELLER,
The Old Reliable Piano House,
1313 I'nrn um Street, Oranlin.
33T IlronUivny, Conncll IUuffa,
Tel. 1112.1.
Spring is
the Time
You promised to get n GA.
MKItA. It will Interest
you to cnll on us In regard
to this. Wo liandlo only
photo materials nnd lmvo
tho larcgst assortment of
KODAKS nnd OA.M13KAS
In tho country.
THE ROBERT
DEMPSTER COMPANY
Wholesale- and Itctnl! Dealers,
1215 Farnain Street.
Developing and Finishing a
specialty.
In Mnrch nml April the
UNION PACIFIC
will sell tickets at tho followlne
GREATLY REDUCED RATES:
Prom Omaha to San Francisco, Los
Angeles and Ban Diego.- $25.00
Ogden, Salt Lake, Iluttc, Helena 23.00
Portland, Spokane, Tacoma, Seattlo... 25.00
New city ticket oOlcc, 1324 Farnam street.
Telephone, 316.
Union station, Tenth and Marcy. Tele
phone, 629.
.'lorllllliy ainiiRiir.
ino io lowinc tieiiins nnu uirins were re
ported to the city health commissioner for
tho twenty-four hours ending nt noon
Thursduy:
uentns iienrv aornarcit, uougins county
hospital, nged 41; Mrs. Anna Schocpe, 1S11
Pierce, nged 61; Mury M. llobb, 911 North
Twenty-tlftli. ng.nl 2; Maria A. Romano,
1J1S South Twelfth, nged 7 inouthi.
Hlrlhs-riunwice p. McDonald, 620 Hotith
Eighteenth, buy; John Anderson, Thlrty
rlglith nnd right, boy; W. 8. Florence, 121
Houtli Seventeenth girl, .lohn II. Llehty,
SfiiH lUrdrtte, girl. F Ittissell, :02O llurdette,
girl ,A. V llo.mau, 213J South Twentieth,
Bill.
UVUIIY TU1S3IJAY
Wot Settled Yet
Lnst Sunday we gavo tho railroad com
panies fnlr warning to let up on their
xtuhburmicxs nnd I'Mttc tho seuutorlnl light.
They llnully got tho members partly to
getherbut not enough to end the show.
If theso "oft" members don't get together
very shortly nnd mako n selection we'll bo
compelled o tuk u hand ourselves.
('rumor' Klilm-y Cure. 71tt
Knj'ii Iti'iiovntor i!Oo
Kid'm l.iinu Ititlm yilc
lliHTy'n .Mult Whiskey S.'ni
I.otlin L'renni lOu
l'lilne'N Celery Compound ...... 7fio
Wine of L'nrilnl Tfit!
I'leree'N I'rent'rliitlnii ........... 7r,u
Scott'n Kmiilnliin ..7.W'
Oriimiilnliiii ... Too
Coltnfoot Hxtiectorimt 7.iu
I'nlino Titliletj nilu
Whiti; million Iteiueily $1,110
S. S. !H 7Ro
Mnlteil .Milk IOc, 75c, tl.in
l'lnKlinm'K Comiioiinil 7fIo
CrilACITCi) -UT prick
OLnACrCn mtuGaisr
S. W. Cor. Kith nml Chlcuuo.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Grand Opening
Imported Pattern Hats
from
Paris, Vienna, Berlin and London
and
Original Designs in Street Hats.
J.L.tBRANDElS AND SONS,
Propt,
BOSTON STORE.
OMAHA.
Ths handsomest nnd
daintiest collection of
women's hats to be seen
west of New York.
Every la 4y Is 1 nvlted to
this Interesting opening.
Friday is HAYDEN
Remnant Day m Bargain Room
10,000 yards of wool remnants at 10c
yard.
10,000 yards of ,rcmnants of Wool Dress
Goods, 34 to 36 Inches wldo, at lGc yard.
10,000 yards of remnants of Wool Dress
Goods, In enshmeres, serges, fancies,
checks, plald.i, etc., worth from 30c to C5c
yard, 19c yard.
10,000 yards of Wool Dross Goods rem
nants, -iG Inches, In all wool, silk and
wool, henrlcttas, serges and goods worth
from 70c to J 1.50 per yard, all will go on
bargain counter at 25c yard.
500 Skirt Patterns from 314 to 4 yards
each, goods worth up to $1.60 ynrd they
will go at 98c, $1.50 and $1.9S for cntlro
pattern.
600 Dress Patterns, C to 7 yards each.
goods worth up to $1.50 yard all will go at
$2.9S, $1.98 and 98c for entire pnttcrn.
30-ln. remnants Canton Flannel, worth
10c, lc.
Ilomnants of Shirting Cheviots, worth
10a per yard, 5c.
Itomnants of Shaker Flannel, 3?4c.
Dig salo on silk remnants Friday In bar
gain room. All tho remnants from two big
s II lc fctocks on salo. Plain nnd fancy silks
of all sorts. Urocadcs, black nnd colored
silk over 1,000 remnants worth 60c, 75c,
Grand Fruit Sale
Cholco Sweet Oranges, per dozen .... 7c
Largo Navel Oranges, per uornn jjc
Cholco rlpo Dananas, everyone sound
and perfect, per dozen Sc
Now Fresh Dates, 3 lbs. for 10c
Igs, packngo be
$1.00 nnd $1.25 nil go on big bargain
squares at 25c nnd 3c.
50,000 yards of newest styles In fancy
Dress Prints, worth GVfcc to Sc yurd, on
salo bargain day, 3',Jc yard.
25,000 yards of llncst quality 36-ln. Per
cales, regular 12l,io and 16c goods, light
nnd dark, on snlo bargain day, 5c yard.
Imported 32-In. Madras Ginghams, worth
19c nnd 23c ynrd, bargain day prlco CVSc
yard.
Ail Linen Crash, 2Vc
Unbleached Sheeting, extra heavy, 414c
Soft finished Uleached Muslin, 5c.
Lnnsdnlo Cambric, worth 1214c, 7V4c.
English Long Cloth, worth 12VsC, Giic.
Turkish Wash Cloths, 2c.
Curtain Muslin, Btrlped, worth 15c, 714c
100 dozen men's Working Shirts, worth
50c nnd 75c, 25c.
Ladles' nnd Children's Underwear, worth
25c, 10c.
73u Silk Web Suspenders, 25c.
35u Suspenders, 1214c.
$1.60 all wool Sweaters, 59c.
Wool and lleoco lined garments, worth'
75c nnd $1.00, 23c.
4-ply Collars, all sizes, 3c each.
Sliver Plated Tablo Spoons, 10c.
Silver Plated Tea Spoons, 6c.
Fancy Hut Pins, worth 5c, 20c
Grocery Bargains
N'lce Country Iluttor, lb 10c
Tea Dust, pound 1714c
60c English Drenkfast Tea 85c
Good Ground Coffee, pound 6c
Full Cream Cheese, pound 714c
Remnant Day in Our Cloak Department
A thousand bargains that will coax you
from your homes Frldoy.
Women's Flannel Waists. In reds, blues,
black, greens, worth up to $3.00, for 50c
each.
Women's Wrar.nors. mado of heavy per
cales and flannelettes, braid trimmed, oxtra
rolst lining. 15-ln. flounce, sizes 32 to ho,
worth $1.50, at, each, BOc
Women's Underskirts, mado of extra
heavy quality mercerized coutcll, In black,
corlso, cardinal nnd bluo, 16-ln. pleated
(lounce, with ruffle a $2.00 skirt for .each,
$1.00.
Women's spring Jackets, silk lined, In
colors and blnck, only $1.50.
Women's rainy day Skirts, rcveral rows
of stitching, $5.00 quality, for $1.98.
Women's Dress Skirts, figured and plain
materials, $3.00 quality for 90c.
Women's Man-Tailored Suits, tho new
styles, Jackets silk lined, nt $7.98.
HAYDEN BROS
I
"You Know a Foolish Woman by the Finery She Wears.'1
And a wise one by the coal she uhcs.
SHERIDAN
is the hottest, cleanest, cheapest and best coal mined in Wyoming
VICTOR WHITE, 1605 Farnam.
Tel 127
X
BIRTHDAY GIFTS
Wo would Ilko you to see our lino of Watches, l)a
inonds, Silver. Cut OlnsH. Silver NoveltlcH, Umbrellas.
i, callier lioous, miouy uuuub. iin a m-iiuiiiui iiii.i. uijshu
a few minutes ut our storo. Look for tho name.
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler,
1510 Dounlus.St.
I MEN'S
..CLOTHING
We've the lightest, brightest and cheeiv
iest clothing department in the west,
and the clothing fits the room,
The most complete line ever
Hhown by any clothing store. All
the newest rough effects in
brown, green nnd gray shades,
stripes, checks, llannol eassi
meres and cheviots, hard and
M soft llnislied worsteds, vicunas,
Llamas, straight cut and single
breasted sacks, three-button cut
aways, etc.
Newest style
Spring Suits
We are showing in ovi r
Farnam St, clothing
window Fifty-six differ
ent style suits and
more in the department
$4 to $24
We are making better prices
than you can possibly liud else
where, quality considered.
Men's spring
Top Coats
ill 7 CO for Men's
ql mkDJ TopCoats
made of black or grny worsted,
Italian serge lining, satin piped
seams, reinforced this top coat
is nicely tailored, artistic cut,per
feet fit, a positive saving of 2.50
to the purchaser.
RQ OO or Men,s TP Coats made of
iPvrv gray herringbone cassimere, box cut,
strap seams, in a choice line of shades, positively one of
the best coats for spring wear on the market.
dllf OO or one of tnose Raglans you
pi V. yjJ seo i0is 0f them on tho street, most of
them come from here they're comfortable, good look
ing, good O'Coats, beautifully cut and made up to meet
the views of the most fastidious dressers. What we say
is true, what we do is legitimate, what we promise iri
ful tilled.
tti
IS ready-tailored
UlVriCU' Sells the best
flftl ULU
Clothing in America.
We set the pace the standard that none can
meet on solid merit basis.
For spring we have
Gathered the newest, most distinctive and
original styles in America.
Come, Investigate,
Examine.
and you will be ns enthusiastic as we. You
will know what you want for spring when
Ml If you look through our line. We are going to
nlltlw ayuil iii'W in mil Mi'inr um i.ioLiiiiiy in
tailored, to the ordinary every-day ready-to-wear.
Ours can well bo styled "madc-,o-order,"
for we know a merchant tailor can
not irivo vou a better fit.
Most of our clothine is made by the largest and best tailors
and manufacturers in the world. .-tvwvwvvwwvvvvvvy
The Stein Hloek Co., Michaels, Stern QDp J jg
& Co., or Kocliest or, i. i., juickuu,
Carhart & Co., Ivan Frank & Co., X.
Y. City, Hart, Schaffnor & Marx, n.
Iviinnn'nlioiniei' & Co.. Chicago, etc.
Wish you could see their plants and their superior appliances,
the clean, healthful work rooms. We mention these few points
to prove to you how thoroughly conversant wo are with the source
(Vmn which our clot hint: comes. Our care and t hought relieves
vou of all doubt as to whether the men's, boys' and children's
... mi i i d
clothing you buy from us, will give periect satisiacuon. ca
prices are way lower than elsewhere.
Men's new'spring suits from $8.7r up to .$27.50,
Young men's new spring suits, $8.25 up to $15.00.
Hoys' knee pants suits, in all the new up-to-date styles, from
05c to .f7.no.
HAYDEN BROS.
11
Howell's
Anti-Kawf
Never let a cough get the start o
you. If it does it will keep it. Keep
a bottle of Anti-Kawf in the house
for emergencies. It will stop a
iugh. 25c a bottle, All druggists!
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