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THE OMAHA DAITT BEE: TUESDAY, Al'TtTT-i 10, 1001.
LAIiR-BACON CO.'S STOCK
Second Dij of till foiling f tbt ETamtilU,
Ind., Diprtmnt lUre.
AT BOSTON STORE, OMAHA
U'he Selllnu of Thin I'lnc Slock linn
(.'rented Unanunl liiter-M Tlic Com
bination of Fine lnnllt- mid l.otv
l'rlcn 1'rovliiR IrrUlfttnlilr.
Tho selling yesterday was phenomenal.
The crowds showed their appreciation ot thu
great bargains ottered. Today's salu will
have udded Intercut, with new lots ot
goods not previously displayed, Uon't miss
this great money saving opportunity.
RinUONS FHOM LAIIK-BACON CO.
Lahr-liacon Co. sold only the hest known
brands, Including "J. C," "Fair & .Square,"
etc. Noto tho way wo will sell all theso
line silk ribbons, plain and fancy.
U-H.'b 25c fancy silk ribbons, 614c yd.
L.-B.'s 10c and 16c ribbons, 5c.
L.-U.'s 60c rlbljons, all colors, 15c yd.
LAllll-BACON CO.'S DRESS cioods.
I'lald dress good, part wool, worth 15c
yd., on salo In banenicnt, per yd,, 2c.
All wool dress goods, handsome mixtures,
checks utid stripes, worth 29c, at 12Hc yd.
Handsomo brllllantlucs, pray, drab ntid
black, also silk and wool novelties, black
and colored henrlcttas, etc., &0o and 75o
rabrlcs, at 25c yd.
45-Inch poplins In a beautiful assortment
of mixtures, highest grado plcrolas, crc
pons, henrlcttas and caBbmercs, worth up
to 91.25 yd., at 49c and C3c yd.
LAHU-BACON CO.'S SILKS.
All of L.-B. Co.'s wide china silks, foul
ard silks, taffetas and brocaded silks, worth
up to 76c yd., at 25c yd.
Highest cost foulard silks, this season's
styles, 27-Inch taffeta, novelty taffeta, bro
cadod silks and satin duchesso, $1.00 and
$1.60 grado, at 49c yd.
High class novelty silks, dresden and
Persian patterns, 30-Inch wash silks, satin
duchessc, crcrao do chene, twilled satin
foulards, etc., $1.50 and $1.75 quality, at
69c yd.
LAHR-BACON'S UNDKRWEAR.
Ladles' whlto llslo thread vests, high and
low necks, 25c values, 10c.
Ladles' silk mercerized vests, lace and
ribbon trimmed, all colors, 35c values, 16c.
Indies' summer undorvests, all sizes and
styles, 20c values, for 6c.
L-D CO.'S MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Ladles' 11 no muslin umbrella drawers, 16c.
Ladles' cambric and muslin corset covers,
7 He
Ladles' tlno corset covers, laco and cm
broldory trimmed, 15c.
L-D CO.'S 15c HOSIERY, 6c PR.
Ladles', misses' and chlldron's fast black
hose, fiDo and heavy rlbbod, all sizes, 15o
values, 5c pair.
L-R CO.'S $1.25 COR8ETS, 39c.
Ladles' corsets, Including Loomers, R &
G and II & S, all summer styles, worth
$1.25, go at 39c.
L-Il CO.'S LACE AND EMDROIDERY.
Ou salo at H and H their price.
Torchon and valcncleunes laco Insertion
in narrow edgings, good quality, 10c values,
at Uic and 3c yd.
French and linen torchon laco and In
sertion, Normandy valcnclenncs and not
top oriental, worth up to 25c, go at 5c and
lOo yd.
Fine embroidery and Insertion, medium
widths, fine quality, fast edges, 25c quality,
at 5c yd.
Finest embroideries and Insertion, swIss,
nainsook and cambric, exquisite patterns,
worth up to 50c, go at 10c and 15c yd.
Medium and narrow wldthB of embroidery
and Insertion, worth up to 15c, go at lHc
1.
L-R's HANDKERCHIEFS.
Ladles' all linen hemstitched handker
chiefs .with hand embroidered floral do
signs, worth 19c, go nt 64e
Lahr-Bacon's misses' and children's fancy
colored bordered school handkerchiefs, lc.
BARGAINS IN THE HASEMENT.
Lahr-Bacon's cntlro stock ot bleached
muslin and cambric, worth up to 12Hc, go
at 6c yd.
714c prints on salo nt 214c. yd.
Lahr-Racon'a 25c ginghams, 6o yd.
Lahr-Bacon's 25c white goods, 6c yd.
Lahr-Bacon's 40c India linens, 10c yd.
All Lahr-Bacon table oil cloth at 614c yd.
All Lahr-Bacon's flno mercerized satoon,
3'4c yd.
Lahr-Bacon's sllkollno, 5c yd.
Lahr-Bacon's fancy plaid dress goods, lOo
kind, 2o yd.
ROSTON STORE, OMAHA,
J. L. Brandcls & Sons, Proprietors.
Solo agents for Rogor, I'cot & Co.'s fine
clothing.
Tho linens from tho Lahr-Bacon stock
will go on sal Wednesday.
INVITES KRUGER TO OMAHA
Local Boer IleHef Society Expects
Transvaal rresldrnt to Visit
ThU City.
The leaders In the Boer Relief socloty
aro making preparations to entertain Presi
dent Krugcr ot tho Transvaal in Omaha on
his visit to America, which it Is understood
will take place this summer.
John Rush, president of tho socloty, said
that tho nftlcors wcro in correspondence
with tho friends of Mr. Kruger In Now
York, and that Omaha's Invltutlon would
be presented to him as soon as tho dato
ot hl3 departuro for America Is fixed. He
thought there would bo no difficulty in se
curing n visit from tho self-exiled president
and premised that the aged burgher would
recolve a royal wclcomo when he arrives.
TO KIM, TUB DAMHIUIW (JUIIM
! the Only Possible- Way ot Having n
I'rrmunrnt Cure.
If you seo a woman or n man with lux
uriant, glossy hair, you may be sure ncltbor
has dandruff to amount to anything. In
nearly every caso where women nnd men
have thin, brittle hair, they awe It to dand
ruff. There are hundreds of preparations
that "claim" to euro dandruff, but not one
but Newbro's Horplcldo tells you that dand
ruff Is the result of n germ burrowing into
the scalp, and that permanent euro ot dand
ruff and Its consequent falling and bald
nets can only be had by killing tho germ,
and there is no other preparation that will
destroy that germ but Nowbro's Herptcldo.
"Destroy tho cause, you remove the effoct."
Announcement of the Theaters.
Otis Skinner, tho clover young romantic
actor, whoso popularity In Omaha Is pro
nounced, supported by a company number
ing Miss Maud Durbln, George Nash,
Frank Sylvester, Eugene Eberlo, Alfrod Ed
wards and some twenty-flvo others, will
present at Boyd's Thursday night u dram
atization of Robort Louis Stevenson's
popular story, "Prlnco Otto." it is a
charming lovo story, the admirable fea
tures of which are faithfully retained in the
dramatization and the Interpretation given
it by Mr. Skluncr.
Anxious tn Kxtrnd Fire,
PITTSBURG, April 15. Tho Window glass
manufacturers aro arranging n, meeting for
next Wednesday to consider the extension
of the lire which It has been announced will
end May 11 according to tho understanding
between tho manufacturers and the Na
tional Jobbers' association. Many of tho
inuepenueni concerns nro anxious to Keep
tho factories open until June 15 and the
general belief Is that this will bo done, us
many requests have come In recently for
the extension, and tho feeling of tho work
men Is general that tho tire should not bo
suspenuea uniu n niontn laier,
Stooecypner prints anything-. Tel. 1310,
VETO FOR BILLBOARD LAW
.Mnor AniioiiMCM'n III Intention l)nr
Imk Coiiforeiiec with Womnn'n
Club llPiirrscntntlvrs.
Mrs. George Tllden, president of tho
Omaha Woman's club, and Mrs. C. W.
Damon, of the commlttco named by tho club
to securo tho pussugo ot an ordinance to
free billboards from objectionable posters
and printed matter, called upon Mayor
Moorcs yesterday morning and discussed
with him tho billboard ordinance recently
passed by tho council.
"Tho mayor told us that he expects to
veto tho ordinance because ho believes that
tho tax it Imposes on billboards Is cxeos
uhc. Ho assured us that tho movement to
free tho billboards from objcctlonablo
posters ins his sanction and that ho will
support mi ordinance slmllnr to tho one now
before him, providing tho tux on the boards
Is lowered," said Mis. Tllden, after tho
confercuco with tho mayor. "Another or
dinance will probably bo drawn at oncu and
submitted to tho council.
"Wo also discussed tho means of deter
mining what bills oro unlit for display In
public. Tbcro Is no provision in tho ordi
nance for censors. Mayor Moorca ex
pressed .i desire to have this matter left
to tho discretion of tho chief ot police."
a wo.Mi:iiri;i, i.vi:.vnox.
It ImoHi'il I he i:MMiillttirc of n For
tiini Koriootli,
Tho Impression that hits gono abroad
throughout our country that ouo of tha
greatest industries of tho pant decadu was
on the decline- is a mistaken one. During
tho exceedingly dull tiling from 1832 to
1896 thcra was no Industry that gave em
ployment to such an army of flrnt-claH
mechanics nnd tool makers as did the
bicyclo business. It possibly reached
Its zenith In 1S95, at which
tlmo tho prlceR for hlgh-griulo bicycles
began to decline very rapidly, until now
Instead of $150 being tho prlco of n hlgh
grado bicyclo, ono-thlnl of that buys the
beat thero is on tho market, and one-half
of the latter amount buys a mount that
tho majority of cyclists nro using. The
manufacturer!) of bicycles went through a
long slcgo of experimental work, tho moat
costly of any industry in tho history of
our country, and by constant and untiring
efforts brought the bicyclo to Its present
high stnndurd nt a medium cost. It Is
safe to say that had It not been for pneu
matic tires the bicyclo would never havu
como Into general use. This was the one
Invention that mado it popular almost
from tho start.
About four years ago nnother Invention
wiie brought out that has proven tho
second greatest Invention ever udded to
this populnr device. It was not llko tho
pneumatic tires, however, in one respect,
in that tho trade wanted It nt sight, but
It required months and years ot patient,
persistent work to convlnco tho public
that it was what tho manufacturers and
inventors claimed for it. Tho device Is
known now as tho Morrow Coaster ond
Brako. It was put on tho market by the
Ec!lp3a Bicyclo company, a concern that
for ten years had mado tho bicyclo carry
ing ito namo and which hnd been sold ex
tensively nil over tho world. Last year
tho company had to spend n small fortuno
for machinery and tools with which to
muko this device, but manufactured tho
largo number of 135,000 of tho brakes,
which wcro sold In nearly all parts ot tho
world. At present the factory (a very
largo ono) is being operated day and
night, and has been for tho past year. It
has now a capacity ot moro than ono
thousand brakes per day, which aro going
to cyclists In all parts of tho civilized
world. Tho advantage of thiB woll known
dcvlco Is that a cyclist always has his or
her mount under control, and when going
down a slight Incline or hill tho feet can
rest perfectly still on tho pedals', and In
caso the speed Is too much accelerated, u
slight backward pressure of cither pedal
will set tho brako automatically. The
well known Morrow Coastor Brnko ot the
Eclipse Manufacturing company is a de
vice which It is predicted by manufacturers
will soon bo on every bicyclo In tho known
world. '
fUO TO SAN FltA.t'CISCO A XI) IlETUItN
Via the IlurlliiKton Iliintr.
For tho launching of tho battleship Ohio
at San Francisco, May 18, the Burlington
will sell round trip tickets from Omaha for
G0.
Tickets on salo May 7 and 8.
Good returning for thirty days.
Stopovers permitted on tho return trip
within tho return limit.
Through standard sleeping cars dally.
Tickets, 1502 Farnam street.
Kndoraed liy Moay.
To tho Mayer Company: I have sold your
foot powder In my bootblack parlors; also
huvo used It, with good results. I bcllovo
it tho best thing on the market. I remain,
yours truly, MOQY.
Wanted, ladles to sell certain number of
tickets for concert by tho eminent pianist,
Mr. Joseph Gnhm, In exchange of froo
scholarship of piano lessons. Particulars at
511 Shccly block, from 4 to G o'clock p. m.
dally.
This Warm Weathar
Will Bring tha Bugs Out
And when they muko their appearance
they bit. Don't tako chances on their
biting you. Get a bottle of our 8URK
DEATH costa but 20c for pint bottle unci
it kills the bugs on sight.
l'crunu coo
Nowbro'H Horplcldo 730
Cramer's Kidney Cure 750
Wlno of Cnnlul 7j0
Cutlcuru Soup 2nc
Hood's Sarsaparilla 750
Hu-Cun Hair Tonlo 750
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets 40c
Plnkham'B Compound cja
8. 8. S 76c
Palne's Celery Compound 7Sr.
1 dozen 2-graln Quinine Capsules 7c
l uozen u-grain uuinine capsules iou
1 dozen 5-gruln qulnlno Capsules 150
Hostctter's Hitters 75,.
Plerco'H Prescription Too
Miles' Nervlno tm
cruicccn cur prick
OUnHtrCIl druggist
a. W. Car. lata and' Chloaao.
4Hrini unicigo decora
WffjjR h"6l of thtie Type
s l MB am
bW YOST
If you want a typewriter, why not
esms first wksrs you can
VERY GOOD SORT Or TYPE
WRITER In its best form?
TYPEWRITER SUPPLIM
of all kinds for all nachtass.
TYPEWRITERS RENTED.
TYPEWRITER! REPAIRED.
New Century
The flitit catalogue
ever limed U
jourifortheafkJaf.
WriteorC1l.
United Typewriter ind Supply Co,,
Ml FaraiuK 0JU ftmka.
BIG BOOST FOR AUDITORIUM
Herman Keuntze Donates a Valuable Heme
aid Let.
WILL BE SOLD TO INCREASE THE FUND
Tmxm Are Fully I'nld nnd the Prop
erly In 11 Clear Gift Proposed
Cluinttr- In Utile Got em
Iiik Architects.
A houso nnd lot vnlucd nt JS.000, with a
forced salo value of at least $3,000, Is tho
latest nsoet of tho Omaha Auditorium com
pany. At tho noou meeting yesterday It was
announced that Herman Kountzo has do
nated to tho company lot 3, block 20,
Kountzo Place. Tho lot contains an eight
room houso and is ono ot tho most desir
able In tho addition. All taxes and assess
ments nro paid and tho property Is abso
lutely clear. Tho company will consider
tho best plan ot converting tho asset into
cash.
Fred Paffonrath, from tho miscellaneous
revenuo committee, reported that tho com
mlttco bad completed preparations for tho
disposal of nudltorlum bricks, and desired
to Inaugurate tho salo with an auction at
tho club rooms tomo tlmo this month. Tho
mutter was deemed so Important that a
special meeting was called for Wednesday
at noon to consider It.
CIiiiiikp ns to Architect.
Tho building commlttco reported that It
has becomo evident that n chango must be
mado In tho rules governing tho proposed
competition of architects, but that the
changes could not bo reported at this meet
ing. Tho matter was mado a special order
to bo considered at the meeting to bo bold
Wednesday night.
Tho huperlntcndent of tho Industrial ex
position reported that tho total expenses
of tho enterprise to duto were S4.nsu.14, and
tho receipts JS.4S5.18, leaving n not Income
of $1,95S.1I. Thero remains a largo quan
tity of goods on hand to bo sold. Several
Jobbers indicated their willingness to pur
chase nt regular rates alt goods on hand
In their lines and tho matter was so ar
ranged. Thoro Is quite an octlvo demand at
tho exposition building on tho part of bar
gain hunters for goods yet in stock, nnd
stoves, Jawnmowers and similar articles are
being sold at prlvato sale.
It was decided to renew work on sub
scriptions nnd twenty-two of tho mombors
of the commlttco prcsont out of a total
membership of twenty-flvo promised to
raako n united effort upon tho residents of
Omaha who huvo so fur resisted.
Ki ry TllcRiliiy
In April tho Union raclflc will soli tlckots
at tho following greatly reduced rates:
From Omaha to San Kranclsco, Los
Angeles and Sun Dlceo 125 Oft
Ogden, Salt Lake, Butto, Helena 23.00
l'ortianci, Spokane, Tacoma, Seattle. 25.00
New city ticket offlco, 1324 Farnam St.
Tel. 316. Union Station, 10th and Marcy.
Tel. 629.
Seeds that grow como from tho Nebraska
Seed company, 1513-15 Howard St.
Stonccypher, prlntor; 1201 Howard St.
dikd.
February 22 1S19. -'ana,
i.' 1 1 1 . . .
uiiciui inn resilience or jonn W.
Fox, 1S17 North Eighteenth street, at 2
o clock p. m. Tuesduy, April 16. Friends
DAIILBI3RG, Kdwlg. aged 14 years 12 days.
, ' ... I0 ..".. turn iU-, I1 TCU
DuhlberK, April 14, 1901. nt 4:30 p. tn.
i-uM.iai nurvieca wcnnesiiny nfternoon,
2M.I Cuss Htrcct. Interment ut Prosnuct
Jim ccmoicry. l-nonds Invited.
Sorosis
Shoes
are
Fashionable Shoes
They must bo right, because ours Is tho
only shoo storo in Omaha that Is entirely
now. Kvcry pair fresh from tho factory
within tho last sixty days. Then tho prlco,
$3.50 It's a $5.00 stylo and quality for $3.50.
It will do you good to visit this modern,
up-to-date shoo storo, whether you need
shoes or not. The store Is homelike.
Sorosis Shoe Store,
Kxcliislvely I.nillvM, Children's and
Misses' Shoes.
203 So. 15th Street.
FRANK WILCOX. MnnaRcr.'
Stand the Test
Lowo Bros, aro the pioneer makers of
high standard Liquid Paints, having suc
cessfully mado and sold tho "High Sluml
ord" beforo other manufacturers would ad
mit that it could bo dono. Lowo Bros.
High Standard Liquid Paints aro better
than others, becauso they contain both tho
quantity and quality ot such matorlals us
arc needed to muko them better. WKIOIl
A OALLON, MKASUtlE A (JALI.ON,
SPHKAD A OALLON, nnd then you can
Judge somowbat of their vuluo; tlmo only
run test tho wear, and upon that wo will
stako our name, It tho paint Is properly
applied upon a surfaco fit to hold It. Ask
for color card and get our prices before
you buy.
Myers-Dillon Drug Co.,
Cor. 16th and Harnam Sts.
Set of Teeth $5
Gold Filling $1.50 up
Exacting 25c
Tho demand ot this ago Is
for artistic. scientific.
modern dentistry. Runerlnr
methods and skilled workmen enable
us to offor it at reasonable prices.
I Mr I Odhntal parlors
1617 DouulnsSt.
Elderberry Wine
Th genuine kind-old und full of flnvor
Just the thing for the Invalid nnd conval
escent. Sold In 60c nnd Bo botlcH.
IIUMHMIIKII WI3 AltH T1IH 1't'T IWUCU
Dili (iOISTS.
For cash you cun buy drugs nnd patent
medicines nt prices named below:
JUiO Wlno ot Cnrdul... R7c
lit") Heplcldn (Newbro's) 75c
l.l) Uurnlmni Heef, Iron nnd Wine.... 31c
Full quart Welch drape Juice 320
11.00 Log Cabin Sarsapnrllla ftV
11.00 Klrk'H DnndrufT Cure 4e
11.00 Kilmer's Swump-Hoot O'.'c
7."o Coke's Dandruff Cure INj
50c bottlo Buy Hum 2,'ci
11.50 Vln Mm-innl 11.05
WHITE FOB CATALOGUE.
Sherman & McGonnell Drug Go.
OMAHA, NEB.
FASTEST TRAINS
SHORTEST LINE
mwiwm
m
mil.
: UNION
WHtvW
m
for "Western Points.
THE FOLLOWING NEEDS NO COMMENT
Missouri River to
SALT LAKE CITY
SAN FRANCISCO
PORTLAND . .
Missouri River to
SALT LAKE CITY .
SAN FRANCISCO .
PORTLAND ....
siTitns iKFosMATjosr poirrssTBD uroi Armainos to
New City Ticket Offce 1324 Farnam.
Telephone 316.
HAYDEN
S
Another Exquisite Display of New Creations
is Ready for Tomorrow.
Eastor Is not the stopping point for Millinery exhibits at Hayden's. The
sccno Is continually changing hero. Now jiroducllonb coming from our worltrooras
each morning to ropiacovthosc shown on tho previous day.
Thero aro stylish turbans with rolling brims becoming, charming effects: hats
with sldo trimmings nnd many others; all showing that dulnty, artistic touch of
our competent milliners that makes our trimmed hata ho stylish, popular nnd becom
ing. Tho best of materials and un almost endless variety to chooso from.
Dainty chiffon hats tho choicest. Tho offering tomorrow will bo especially In
teresting as It includes somo very now orielnal ideus In keeping with tho advancing
season.
Special exhibit of misses nnd chlldrcn'3 hats ut 95c and up.
Spqcial showing of an oluborato llnu of hats at $1.98, $2.98 and $3.98 In black
and colors.
Sale of New Shoes Tuesday
Tho greatest bargains in new spring
tno newest, up-to-date snoes direct from
Monday at less than wholesale prices.
Special Shoes in Bargain Room Department
Ladles' flno $2.50 and $3.00 vicl
kid lace shoes, for
Boys' flno satin calf $1.60 laco
shoes, for
Men's $2.50 calf lace shoes
for
1.39
.98c
.1,39
HAYDEN BROS
PRICE 50 CENTS.
For Sate by all Druggists and Glove Dealers
Consultation Free from 2 to 4. When ordering by mail
add 5 cents for postage.
How Do These Prices Suit
Lew Price Buyers.
23c Cullcura Soap ;qc
35c Cnstorla , , n-c
26o Carter's Liver Pills i5C
11.00 l'crunu 65c
11.00 I'alne's Celery Compouud ;oc
11.00 Plnkhnm's Compouud 70u
"That Yellow Soap" 10c
Eureka Head Curo (tho very best).... 50c'
11.00 Plerco'H Prescription 7,c
25c Hood's Pills 20c
11.75 S. S. S 11.25
f.Oc Malted Milk 40c
50 Ely Cream Balm lOo
11.00 Scott's Emulsion 75c
25c (larlleld Tta 20c
11.00 I, Interim-, gcnulno 65c
25c Llstcrlno, gmulno 20u
75c Hall's Catarrh Cure 60c
25c Kondon Catarrh Jelly 20c
Fuller Drug and Paint Co.,
Open all night. 14th nnd Douglas Eta.
THE
PACIFIC
. 10 ) nouns
, QUIOKF.H
. . XtS THAW AWT
. or It BR
. 14 ; tarn
286 ) MILKS
n ( SHORTER
lllO r TITAN AST
Plahnrafp
Millinery Showing
shoc3 over offered. Thousands of pairs of
tho largcat and best manufacturers, on salo
100 Styles Ladies' Shoes
THU BROOKS BROS, flno Rochester,mado
viui kid $4.00 quality shoes, Q flfl
for ladles on salo at OiUU
Tho famous ULTRA shoes for ladies
in nil tho new $5.00 styles nnd Q CO
qualities for OiUU
Tho NAYL.OR $3.00 Rochester patent
leather and kid ladles' shoes QD
on salo In all sizes for liuU
80 Styles of Misses' and
Children's Shoes
Tho MERRIAM misses' flno kid $2.00
shoes, In laco and button, all Cfl
sizes, for Ii JU
Tho PENNANT school shoe3 for misses
regular $1.75 quality QC
for It Z0
Children's flno $1.15 kid, turn solo, spring
heel shoes sizes 5 to 8
for
85C
Misses' $1.60 kid laco shoes,
sizes 12 to 2, for
Children's $1.00 kid button
shoes for
98c
59c
I9C
Infanta' 35c soft solo shoes
for
I
RE -NO -MAY
POWDER
Manufactured by
A. Mayer Company,
316 Bee Bldg.
rQHsV
m
fluV wKwwb vlaaaaW fc ViaV
5sP v' ' W$
m
The Strength
Men's Suits
for Five
All wool
choviots
Seventy -five round
corner
sack a neat and woll con-
Btructcd suit you'll bo npt to pay S
dollars If you go olsowhoro nnd get
no better suit in stylo, fit or construc
tion. Men's Suits Made of
for Six all wool
Seventy-five choviots
pin
stripes, plaids and mixtures
round corner sack, nicely mado
and up-to-dato in every particular,
nnd cxtru good suit for every-day
business wear.
Men's Suits for All
Seven Dollars wool
cassi-
mere, made for Tho Ne
braska und guaranteed by Tho Ne
braska to bo tho best Seven-dollar
suit In America for tho monoy your
money back If you don't think bo
after you got It homo and get tho
opinion of your neighbors.
Men's Suits for Your
Seven Fifty choice
of
stripes, pin checks, or plaids
round cornered sack, full rolnforcod
mado in first-class merchant tailor
style.
Other suits at $9.50, $10.00, $11.00
$17.50, $18.00, $19.00, $19.50 and $21.50.
The very finest ready-to-wear clothing can be found here, and
our guarantee goes with every suit.
HAYDENs
Cut Price Linen
Sale.
300 dozen Linen Napkins $2, worth $3.25.
75 doz. Linen Napkins $1.00, worth $1.75.
125 doz. Linen Napkins $2.60, worth $3.75.
S-4 Linen Clothb $1.00, worth $1.75.
10-4 Linen Cloths $1.25, worth $2.00.
Check Nainsook nt 7',&c, at 10c, nt 12!Sc
valuo 16c up to 25c yard.
Dimity Stripes at 15c, worth 25c.
India Llnon3 15c and 12c, worth 25c and
30c.
Bedspreads.
Extra large, $1.00, worth $1.50.
Marseilles patterns, worth $2,50, at $1.50.
Spreads at 65c, 75c and 85c, worth $1.25
up to $2.75.
Dress Goods
(iouiln nt Irs tlinn Jolt prlnn. It r ml
$1.25 Oolf Suiting
$1.25 VenetlatiH
$1.25 Whip Cords
J2.DO Hulling, M Inches, extra heavy.
all colors
$1.25 Vlgiirnuix
S2.W tiolf floth
li.ns CrrpoiiM
All Wool ClialllK
Kl'k Strlpo UlmlllH
$1.00 Btrlctly nil wool Venetians
Jl.fiO Park SiiIiIiikh
$1.00 5)-lneli All Wool Suiting, all now
spring Hlmilt'H
Joo ChevlutH In blue and black
Ko
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1.60
75o
51,23
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ISte
too
7cc
10c
Groceries,
Groceries onSale.
10 lbs, (irulmm Flour 15o
10 Ids, Hyo Klour , I6u
10 lbs. Whlto or Vellow Comment loo
r. IhH. Sui-'ii lOo
, r, iiih Pearl Barley JHo
5 lbs. Hlcu lOo
Three Mb cana California Pears for., vat:
.1 bars Wool Snap
3 bars Tar Soup, worth 25e, for ,
HAYDEN BROS,
It Takes GOOD TOBACCO and HAND WORK to Make a Good lOo CIGAR
THE
Is Now Being Made From Fine
F. R. RICE M. C. CO., Manufacturers, St. Louis. UNION MADB
The strength
of this great
clothing s
lies in tho fact that wo soil every gar
ment at tho lowest possible price at
which wo can afford to soil it, and wo
offer to tho economical good dressors
of Omaha today, and every day, tho
greatest inducements in clothing that
has over boon offered by any houso in
the west.
Men's Suits All wool, mado
for Five Dollaro of good quality
cassimero or
choviots; round corner sack, good
quality lining; plaid or stripes, nicely
made and up to dato in every respect.
Men's Suits for Worst
Eight Dollars ed chev
iots, in
oxford gray, fancy patterns,
checks nnd striper.- they aro all wool
they aro tho very latest stylo nnd
oxact counterparts of high grade mer
chant tailored sutto we'd llko to have
you examine these suits, for informa
tion it not for anything else.
Men's Suits for In a
Eight Fifty selec
tion of
diagonal bluo serge in
cheviots, in cns.slmnres, In n chotco
nno ot paiierna, run remrorced, satin
piped, round corner sack suits. Tho
very suit that tho particular man is
looking for.
Men's Suits for
Eight Seventy-five
Fancy worsteds," cork-screw
worsteds, fancy cassimero In stripes,
plaids, etc. Theso suits aro favoritos
up to tho present, and nro mado up
In tho latest Btylc, round cornered
sack, and satin piped.
Men's Suits for Fancy
Nine Dollars worst
eds, cork-screw worsteds, blue
strlpo flannels, fancy stripes, slate,
grays, checks, plaids, etc. all wool,
round corner sack suits, cut in the
very latest stylo and with best of
trimmings, eutln piped, and wo nsk
your Inspection beforo you make up
your mind where to buy.
$12.00, $12.50, $13.60, $15.60, $16.60, 117.00,
SILKS.
L. U. Brown & Sons' Kamous Black Dresa
Silks, known over tho world and advertised
In all tho magazines we are now selling for
half prlco.
Kino Wash Silk Cords and plain at only 25c.
1,000 yards 36-Inch wide Black Wash Silk,
worth $1.00, for 6'Je.
. 60 pieces Handsomo Foulard Dress Silk In
tho sateen finish a short tlmo only on
sale actually worth $1.00, for 43c.
Big lot of Black Hemstitched Silks for
wnlsta on salo regular $2.00 silks 76c.
Black Taffeta bargains that cannot bn
beat over COO bolts bought especially for
this sale.
Black Swiss Taffeta, 27 Inches, worth
$1.50, on salo 88c.
Black Krcnch Taffeta, 36 Inches, worth
$2.50, on salo $1.50.
Black Domestic Taffeta, 27 Inches, worth
$1.00, on nnlo 63c.
100 pieces of flno Heavy Colored Taffota
for lining of walsta big bargain all ahadci
full 27 Inches wide at only 60c.
(ill.WI) IlItlJNS ;MI)S SAI.I3 KOH
TlinsDAV Fine tiprliiic Dress
tlilx! (llitrnHln lloiiin.)
Half Wool I'laldH, worth 25c yd Ra
1 1 ii I f I'liHlimt'ri'H ... , 6c
Half Wool HiTges bi
Silk and Wool Novelties JCo
Silk mid Wool Novelties J5o
$1.60 Novoltli-H an
$1.60 Hnniesptinn 2oo
$1.00 M.itlri Berber .TJo
76o Satin Berber :So
10,000 yorrta of remnants of Wool
(loii.lx, 15( Kio , 6a
1,000 Uress 1'nttcriiH fisi?
l.iioil Urensi PnttuniH $1.!4
10,000 atlicr bargains In Uress Goods too
numerous to mention.
Oregon Itliby I'runos, 1 71415
California Kvniorated Pear.1, lb 60
Kan Johii County Peaches Sio
Fancy California Alden Peaches, lb..l2'Ao
Crackers.
Hoda or OyHter ('nickers 60
Mutter CraekiirN r,n
loo OliiKer Snapn 60
I0a Urubuin or Oatmeal Crackers f4
Cuban Tobacco. Croo of I900.