THE OMAIIA DAILY UEE: -WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1901.
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OWNERSHIP OF BURLINGTON
Geniml Mantpr 0. W. Holdrg Talki of
Impsnding Ohaagtt.
MANAGEMENT WILL REMAIN THE SAME
DJrcrlor of the Mnnit Arc IJinccteil
(u Tnkc Sonic Definite Action
nt n Mrnllntr "
Held In Huston.
0. V. lloldrege, general manager of tho
Hurlliigtou & Missouri Itlvcr railroad, lias
returned from Chicago, wbcro ho was called
Friday for consultation on railroad mat
Urw, ono of which was tho relation between
tho present owners of tho Uurllngton and
tho Hill-Morgan syndicate which has been
urgollntlng for tho purchaso of tho Hur
llngton. "I know nothing of this beyond what
has been In thu papers," B.ild Mr. Hoi
ill i go in reply ro questions, "but I undor
Hand tho directors aro to havo a meeting
in lioMon this week, probably Thursday,
nt which tlmo tho matter of the transfer
of tho ownership will bo talked over. If
that deal goc3 through, thero will bo no
chnngc In tho management of tho road, as
I understand the situation. Thero may bo
somo chango in tho board of directors, but
tho executlvo and operating departments of
tho road will remain tho ratno and tho bus
Inofs will bo conducted Just as It has been,
fo far as tho public Is concerned.
Will Operato liiili'icndciitl'.
"Tho Uurllngton wilt remain on Inde
pendent road, will retain Its own Identity
and will putsuo tho samo policy. No
chango In any of tho olllclals Is anticipated,
though tho new Interests will probably havo
representation on tho board of directors.
"It Is my understanding that tho proposi
tion from tho Illll-Morgan syndlcato Is for
the exchango of stock for now 3'j per cont
bonds, but I do not know at what llgurc
tho stock Is to bo exchanged.
"IZ. II. Ilarrlman, as I understand tho
deal, tins nothing to do with it, but tbo
proposition comes from other interests.
"Tho recall of tho surveyors from Wy
oming is of no slgniilcance, for their work
is nboilt completed there. Two parties
havo been called In nud a third Is remain
ing behind to complnto tho lines which
havo been run from Ouurnsoy to Bait I.ako
and Ugdcn. Wo havo not abandoned that
work nor has the decision been reached
that tho extension will bo made. No word
hns cumo from tho lilghor authorities con
cerning this nnd tho proposed deal has
nothing to do with tho recall of tho sur
veyors. "I don't know what Mr. Hill would think
of building that extension should ho sccuro
tho control of tho Uurllngton, though I
cannot see how it will inteifero with any
of his or other Uurllngton lines."
Mr. Hoidrego spent tho greater part of
lsst week in tho west, going first to Dead
wood and then to Denver. Ilu arrived home
Friday evening and tool; tho next train tor
Chicago. Ho spent a fow hours In this city
Sunday, returning to Chicago In tho even
ing. It was common talk among the rail
road men that tho movements of tho gen
eral manager slgnlflcd Importunt business
on baud. In his talk ho admitted that lie
bad soma conference on tho subject of the
transfer of tho control of tho road while
in Chicago, ami said that this was tho out
line of tho situation according to his best
understanding.
Another Olllrlnl Tnlkn.
Another ofllclal who Is In close touch
with tho management of tho Burlington
pointed out that tho consummation of this
deal for tho transfer of tho control of tho
Burlington to the Hill-Morgan syndlcato
will have llttlo effect lornlly.
"You will nnd." said this ofllclal. "that
tho deal Is practically completed now. It
was when J. J. Hill left Now York for tho
west labt week. All that remains now is
tho arrangement of tho details of tho trans
for and tho ofllclal sanction on tho part of
tho Uurllngton.
"Hut you will see no difference In tho
real operation of tho Uurllngton. Tho samo
olllclals will contlnuo to direct Its affairs.
Locally thero will he nothing to show that
any chango has occurred, for Mr. Hoidrego
will remain general manager, and tho samo
corps of olllcers under hint will carry on
tho business of tho I). & M. along the same
lines as heretofore.
"Tho Banio will bo truo of the officials
of tho Chicago, Uurllngton & Quincy, tho
backbono of tho Burlington system. Thero
may bo somo changes, some consolidations
of tho olllclals in tho cast, and possibly
somo others may bo dispensed with, but the
transfer of tho control will havo no effect
locally.
llnrrlmnti In Not the Head.
"This deal Is being worked along different
lines than that of tho purchaso of Southern
Pacltlo stock for tho Union Pacific. B. II.
Hnrriman wtm at tho head of that move
ment, while It la understood ho has not tho
control In this transaction. The Burling
ton ha3 been assigned to Hill and Morgan
in tho 'sphere of innuonco' division of the
country. They will direct tho financial af
fairs of the Uurllngton under the new ar
rangement In harmony with tho affairs of
tho tlroat Northern. The result will be a
saving of iutorest and a financial gain for
tho stockholders of tho Chicago, Uurllngton
& Quincy. That stock paid C per cent last
year, vuillo it Is. said that tho B. i
M. paid but C. Tho proposition of Hill la
to guarantee- a rovenuo of nioro than 7 per
cent, in fact nearly 8 per cont, and It Is be
lioved that tho deal will go through."
Cood for Itheniuntlani.
Last fall I was takn with a very seveni
attack of muscular rheumatism which
cuusccl mo great pain and annoyance. After
trying several prescriptions and rheumatia
euros, 1 decided to uso Cbamborlaln's Pain
Halm, which I had seen advertised In the
South Jcraeymau. After two applications
of tills Itcmedy I was much hotter, and af
ter using ono bottle, was completely cured
Salllo Harris, Salem, N. J.
Seeds that grow como from tho Nebraska
Bcod company, 1D13-15 Howard St.
Mrs.
Another large installment of the prettiest Muslin
Underwear made, has jnst come in.
Remember we make a specialty of low prices on these
goods.
See our south show window.
HEARNE UNABLE TO APPEAR
"San Ilnrlior' Will lie li-eented Here
Without the Aid of It
Author,
When Tho Ucc announced on Sunday that
James A. Henrno was coming to tho Uoyd
this week In his own beautiful play of "Sag
Harbor" it was on tho assurance of tho rep
resentative of Mr. Hcnrno's manager that
ho would surely bo with tho company here.
When tho report from Chicago thnt Mr.
llearno had broken down was mentioned,
tho agent said it was only temporary. Stuart
Iiobson, who was in Omaha Saturday night,
said ho had spoken to Mr, llearno in Chi
cago Just beforo the author-actor started
for tho east. Mr. Itobson said Mr. Hcnrno's
volco had given out and that he would not
bo able to appear again for weeks. A tele
gram received by Tho lleo from tho dra
matic editor of ono of tho Chicago papers
confirms tho story that Mr. Hcarne has left
tho "Sag Harbor" company.
When Manager Uurgcss of the Uoyd was
spoken to on tho subject ho said: "I re
gret very much that Mr. Hearno has been
ndvcrtleed as with tho company. I do not
wish to ho n party to any deception of tho
public nnd do not want pcoplo to buy tickets
expecting that they nro going to seo Mr.
Hcarne. Tho agent of thu managers under
whoso direction "Sag Harbor" Is being pre
sented Insisted on making tho announce
ment, which I havo slnco found Is not war
runted by tho facts. Mr. Woodward sends
mo word from Kansas City, where tho com
pany is playing this week, that tho piece
Is beautifully put on nnd is running very
smoothly. Still, I want people to know
that Mr. Hcarne is not In tho east, so they
wilt not bo disappointed on coining to tho
theater."
LOOKS FOR ABUNDANT CROPS
UothenhiirK Former Hayn Condition of
(irounri In Fnvornhle for
Iteeord Ilrenklim.
W. D. Giffcn of Gothenburg was in tho
city Tuesdny nnd tells of excellent pros
pects for tho crops. "Conditions havo not
been better In twelvo years," he said.
Tho ground has not been so soaked slnco
1S91 and It appears ns though nothing
enn keep back tho largest crops we havo
had slnco that year. Tho farmers want
to get In their crops, which tho continua
tion of tho rain nnd snow is preventing.
They aro in good humor nbout It, however,
and hellcvo that it will clear up in time.
First enmo tho heavy snows, which melted
slowly, nnd tho moisture soaked Into tho
earth. These wero followed by tho rains
and tho ground is full of moisture. Tbo
hot winds ennnot develop while tho ground
Is In Its present wet condition and if wc
havo n few good showers along in the
summer tho crops will b tremendous."
Mr. Oiffeu brought In nineteen applica
tions for quarter sections of land In his
part of Nebraska and was closing tho deals
at tho Union Pacific land olllce.
C. E. Wantland Is also in the city after
an extended trip through Colorado and
Wyoming nnd reports that conditions were
never better.
NASH SEES THE WORLD
lleprcftr ntntlve of Omaha, Smelter Itc-
turnN from a I.ouk
To nr.
F. A. Nash, Jr., has arrived homo from n
trip around tho world nnd tells of a de
lightful and profitable time. Ho has been
gono nbout eight months and has visited tho
principal countries. His object was partly
pleasure, but more especially business con
ncctcd with tho mining Interests of the
smelter company.
Going west from hero bo visited Hono
lulu, tho Samoau Islands, New Zealand,
Australia, India, Arabia, Egypt and then
up through Europo along the regular
tourists routes.. In Australia ho spent
tbrco months examining tho mining prop
ertles and allied Interests. Speaking of tho
conditions there, Mr. Nash said that every
thing Appeared to he prosperous and the
properties wero paying well but tho coun
try is comparatively new. "There Is only
ono country for mo and that is tho United
States. Nono of tho countries that I havo
visited compares with ours and I am glad
to get back home. My trip has been a do
llghtful one. I havo enjoyed It and at tho
same tlmo It has been a profitable one from
a business standpoint."
V. U. Conklln, Bowersvllle. O., sayi: "I
received moro benefit from Foley's Kidney
Curo than from months of treatment by
physicians.
BUILDINGS TO BE PERMANENT
Uncle Snm Derides to Ilulld No More
Temporary Military
Strnetorca,
nids will bo openod at tho headquarters
of tho Department of tho Missouri April 30
for tho building of a brick hosnltal at Fort
Robinson, Nob., and May 15 for the erection
of two artillery stables nnd a hospital
stablo at Fcrt Hlley. All of these struc
tures will bo of brick.
"Tho War department is not putting up
any moro temporary buildings tbeso days,'
said an officer in connection with tho quar
tormastcr's department, "and a fort that
receives nttcntlon from tho architect now
may bn considered as permanently located.'
B. Prcssoa, Prcssonvllle, Kan., writes
"Nothing like Foley's Honoy and Tar" Is
tho universal verdict of all who havo used
It. Esneclallv hns this hnvn mm nf nminln
accompanying la grippe. Not a slnglo bottle
luucu lo givo rciici.
Stonocypher prints anything. Tel. 1310.
iH.
DAIILRERa-HedwIg. ngod 14 years and
is anyn, ruiem mummer or Mr. and Mrs,
l'Teu uanioLTR, April n, iwi, at t:30 p. m
lmieml RMi-vleeH Vp1nfHltll- n h..nnm.
Aurll 17. nt 2 o'clock from fnmllv rinlilnion
2S35 Cass street. Interment ut Prospect
11111 UUIllCtci illt-liua IIIVIll-U.
UA11RY Michael T.. aged 37 venrs.
Funeral Thursday morning, April 18, at
8:30 a. m. from fnmlly residence, ilia Grace,
to St. John's church. Interment St. Mary's
cemotcry.
J. Benson.
muslin
Underwear
SALE OF LAHR-BACON LINENS
'he Grifcttat Epaolal Bait af Fini Liam
that Omaha Eai Iter Kiawn.
AT BOSTON STORE, OMAHA
To (Jive Ilvcrjhodj- an Opportunltr to
liny Home of These Fine Linens,
None Will lie Sold llcfore O
O'ClncU Thin MornlnR.
Uo prepared to see the greatest bargains
In linens over offered anywhere. L,anr
Uncon Co.'s specialty, for which they were
well known all over, was high class linens.
Their department was unexcelled. Linens
wero their stronghold. Wo bought nearly
their entire stock, and offer today tho
following exceptional values.
All tho hemstitched nnd drawn work tray
cloths, splashers and center pieces, made
out of pure linen damask, go on salo at 25c
each. They are 30 Indies square nnd l.ahr
Uacon's price was up to 11.00.
All of Lahr-Dacon Co.'s flno hand em
broidered and drawn work hemstitched
lunch cloths, pillow shams, etc., up to l',4
yds. square, go at 60c, their price up to
2.50.
All Lahr-Uacon Co.'s flno quality tablo
loths. Thcso aro hemstitched with fancy
drawn work ccntero nnd up to 2V6 yds.
long, t.ahr-Uacon's prlco up to $3.60, we
offer them tomorrow nt 98c each.
I.ahr-Uacou's 2& yd. damask pattern
clotha, their prlco up to $3.00, wo offer them
tomorrow nt $1.60 each.
All I.ahr-Uacon's fine damask towels that
they told for 23c, 35c and 60c, go today
ut 16c cucii.
Lnhr-Uacon's huck towels that they sold
for 15c and 10c, go nt 10c each.
Lnhr-Uacon's hemstitched huck towels,
pure linen, go at 5c each.
Lahr-Uacon's 25c largo fringed damask
doylies, go at 6c each.
Lahr-Dacpn's 5c doylies go at lc each.
Lahr-Uacon's cotton crash toweling, 2c
yi.
Lnhr-Bacon's 7'.4c towollng at 3e yd.
LAHK-UACON TAHLE DAMASK.
All the 60-lnch .fast color turkey red
tablo dnmawk go at ISc yd.
All tho nil linen Gcrtnnn dico tablo dam
ask, Lnhr-Uacon's 60c kind, go at 29c yd.
All Lahr-Uacon's full bleached, satin,
Irish demask, the 76c kind, go at 60c yd.
All tho 72-lnch wldo extra heavy Gorman
blenched tablo damask go at 69c yd.
Ono lot of Lahr-Uacon's extra flno Irish
full blenched satin damask, tho $1.00 kind,
go at 6'Jc yd.
Lahr-Uacon's napkins at 25c, 49c, 75c, 03c,
$1.25 and $1.98, worth up to $3.50 dozen.
BOSTON STORE, OMAHA,
J. L. Urandcts & Sons, Proprietors.
Agonts for Ilogers-Pcct & Co.'s fine cloth
ing.
PRINTING TRUST IS ALLEGED
DolViHlniit lii Collection Salt Set
Forth a Novel De
fense. , It remains for a Jury in tho district court
to decide whether or not there Is a print
ing trust In Omaha. Tho Omaha Printing
company is suing Miner & Farrlsh, pub
Ushers of tho Orpheum program, for a
balauco duo on account nnd tho defendants
allege that they will not acknowledge tho
debt for the reason that tbo printing com
puny is a member of the printers' trust
and thcreforo uu illegal concern.
Superintendent Comstock of the printing
company took the stand yesterday. He ad
mlttcd In his testimony that tbcro was an
understanding among the employing print
ers of Omaha as to prices to be charged.
A subpoena was Issued for William Mc-
Bride, secretary of tho alleged printers'
trust, and ho will bo required to bring
tho books into court toy.
fiCIKNCE HCOHBS AGAIN.
A Preparation that Will DcBtrojr the
Dandruff Germ Dlncovered.
Finally tho scientific student has discov
ered a certain remedy for dandruff. 'When
it first becamo known that dandruff Is tho
result of a germ or parasite that digs Into
tho scalp and saps tho vitality of hair at
tho root, causing falling hair and baldness,
biologists set to work to discover somo
preparation that will kill that germ. After
n year's labor la ono laboratory the dandruff
germ destroyer was discovered, and It is
now embodied In Nowbro's Herplcldo, which
besides curing baldness ami thinning hail,
speedily nnd permanently eradicates dand
ruff. "Destroy the cause, you remove the
effect,"
livery Tuesday
in April the Union Pacific will sell tickets
at tho following greatly reduced rates:
From Omaha to San Francisco, Los
Angeles and San Diego $25.00
Ogden, Salt Lnkc, Butte, Helena 23.00
Portland, Spokane, Tacoma, Seattle... 25.00
Now city tlckot' offlco, 1324 Farnam St,
Tel. 316. Union Station, 10th and Marcy,
Tel. C29.
Alcohol Prices.
Best 93 per cent drain Alcohol, pint,... 40c
Best 93 per cent Grain Alcohol, quart.. 73c
Beat 93 per cent Grain Alcohol, gallon. .$3.00
"Columbian Spirit" Wood Alcohol, pint.. S0o
"Columbian Snlrlt" 'nnl Almlml nt.. fifte.
"Columbian Spirit" Wood Alcohol, gal.$2.00
NOTI2-"COLUMniAN SFiniT" Is tho
equal of aruln Alcohol for every purpose
except for Internal administration. IT IIA8
NO UNIT.KA9ANT ODOR.
Common Wood Alcohol, pint 20c
Common Wood Alcohol, quart 35c
Common Wood Alcohol, gallon $1.00
uommon woou Alcohol," while being at
rather unpleasant odor, is all right for
burning.
Abovo prices DO NOT INCLUDE bottle
or jug.
BRING YOUR BOTTLE
Sherman & McGonnell Drue Go,
Corner 16th and Dodge.
Latest Makes
of Cameras
Before buying a Camera seo tho 1901
models PREMOS, POCAS, KORO
NAS, BULLARDS, CYCLONES. CKN
TURES. Wo carry them all.
Prices on Prcmos greatly reduced.
Wo are solo dealers in Photo Sup
plies and can show you the greatest
assortment in tho west.
THE ROBERT
DEMPSTER COMPANY
1215 Farnam Street.
Names of .prize winners In nm
competition will bo published In Ths
Bee next Sunday,
nosTojt sToitn oxFnnn tik saih.
3,000 Fnlr Women' Nmt Hlnck and
Tun and tuford Tien.
ON SALE WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
AT $1.50 PAIR.
ttirflPfl- inmn h.aIi. .nmA vftrv flno M Mfn V
"uuiu nuiiDt cuiiiu in; rf
sewed. Tbeso nre worth up to $2.60 a pair.
Alt sizes nil (mm A In V.V.. from
-Vi to S, on salo at $1.50 pair.
femaii sizes ladles' shoes, worm up to
$3.00 a pair, on salo in basement at 39c a
pair.
Storm rnhhni-a nnt ntntn ruhtiers on snle
In basement, 25c pair.
MOSTON STORE, OMAHA,
J. L. Brandels & Sons, Proprietors.
Agents for Rogers. Poet & Co.'s flno cloth
ing.
HASMUSSEN RUNS AT LARGE
Bartender Iteslsts ArrrM nnd
In
Clubbed Into Snbinlnxloii
by Police.
Tho alacrity with which John H. Rus
sell, a policeman, clubbed Mlko Rnsmusscn
into submission Monday night when the
latter was resisting arrest probably saved
him from being shot. Rnsniusscu is a bar
tender In a lower Farnam street saloon.
Monday night ho started out on a rampage
after having consumed any quantity of red
liquor. Hu was having things all his own
way when Ofllccr Russell Interposed an ob-
ectlon and placed him under arrest.
Rasmussca was obdurate. He disputed
tho officer's authority and reached for his
coat pocket, when Russell swatted him over
tho head with his club. At the station a
search revealed tho fact that Rasmusscn
had a big revolver, with every chamber
loaded, In tho pocket of his coat and also
a pair of brass knuckles. Ho was fined In
pollco court yesterday for disorderly con
duct-
Caacnrlue at .'.11 DriiiruisH.
vurvo uiiiuuouubh, cuusiiyuiiuu nuu UJB-
pepila, or money refunded. Prico 60 cents.
uodh explaining cause ana euro inuueu irj
P.ea Bros, ft Co., Minneapolis. Minn.
Announcement of the Theater.
Boyd's theater offers a delectable succes
sion of amusements for tho closing dnys
of tbo week. Thursday night the young
romantic actor, Otis Skinner, will appear
in his dramatic adaptation of Robert Louis
Stevenson's chnrmlng story, "Prince Otto,"
nnd Friday and Saturday a lino company,
headed by Forrest Robinson, will present
James A. Hcrno's newest and best piny,
Sag Harbor," two of Mr. Heme slaughters
assuming important roles.
The Gay Masqueradcrs nt the Trocadero
contlnuo tho entire week excepting Satur
day evening. Tho entertainment offered
is pleasing and diversified. The burlcsquci
are bright, snappy nnd up to date, while
the olio Is a mixture of comedy, acrobatic
and musical turns.
Next Saturday evening "Farmer" Burns
and Frank Coleman will wrestle to dectdo
tho lightweight championship of America.
Commencing Sunday mntlnco tho Rose
Hill English Folly company begins an en
gagement. Mnnager Rosenthal advises his
amateur friends to communlcato with htm
again, as thero will bo "something doing"
in that line In tho near future.
Card nf Thank.
Wo wish to express our heartfelt thanks
to our friends In Omaha and tho manage
ment of tho Ilor Grando hotel for the many
courtesies and expressions of sympathy ex
tended us on tho death of our beloved litis
band and father, tbo lato John R. Mustek.
ft." MRS. J. R. MUSICK,
and daughters.
Klrksvlliclo.
Get Vour
New Lid of
Black
the$2.50
Hatter
Men's Furnishings A New and
Complete Stock.
BLACK.
THE $2.50 HATTER,
107'S. 16th, Opp. Hayilcn's.
HAYDENs FAILED
The firm of II. Hi O'Neil, importers of lnces and embroideries.
We secured the entire stock at less than one-third of the cost to
manufacture. We will institute n series of Lace and Embroid
ery Sales.. The first sale begins Wednesday.
Noth
ins
Every piece of goods in this sale worth from 15c to 50c yard,
all go at 5c per yard.
50c Laces only 5c per yard Wednesday we will hold the
greatest Lace Sale every held in the country.
Point de Paris Laces, worth 5c to ttOc, on sale at 5c.
English Torchon Laces, worth 15c to 25c, on sale at 5c .
This is a 5c Lace Sale The finest Mechlin Lnces, worth 10c
to 18c, on snle nt 5c.
Black Silk Gnloon Laces, worth 20c to 50c, on sale at 5c.
The best quality Val Laces, worth l()c to ISc, on sale at 5c yd.
Elegant Oriental Lnces, worth 15c to 25c, on sale at only 5c.
The finest Chautilly Lnces, worth 20c to H5c yard, all on
sale, only 5c.
Tea and
Coffee
Good coffee, 3-lbs for 25c.
Santos and Java blend, Wednesday, ISc.
Fancy family Java and Mocha, 25c.
Mc'ndcllng Java and Mocha, 35c, or 3. lbs.
for 11.00.
New reason Tea Sittings, only 20c.
Our SOo Knglisb Ilrcakfast Tea, only 38c.
Our 5Cc Sundrled Japan, only 38c.
Our BOc Mogvne Qua Powder Tea, only
35c.
HAYDEN BROS
IIAVDK.N- nilOJ. SIIIIIT SAIiK.
ft.no and fli.OO Jlcii'n MilrU nt !"
and 7.1e.
, An astonishing purchaso of 1,000 dozen
men's finest French perealo and madras
' ctoth shirts, Including tho cntlro sample
i line of tho (JrlfTln brand, tho best shirts
j made, In stiff bosoms and negligee stylej,
I with attached or detached collars and cuffs;
jn great vallety of all tho now patterns,
; shirts that sell regularly at $1.60 nnd $2.00,
i In this grent salo at only 49c and 75c.
I Also big salo on boys' shirts and shirt
waists at 29c. Mall orders filled.
HAYDKN BROS.
Read Haydens' astonishing sales this
page.
Iteeeptloii nt (lie llntliery.
Tho ladles of Omnhn are Invited to attend
tho opening of Tho Uathery In Its remod
eled, redecorated and refurnished quarters,
20-221 Beo building, Wednesday, April 17,
from 10 until G o'clock. Tho Bathery, in
Its new quarters, presents a very artistic
and attractive appearance. No expense had
been spared in tho furnishings nnd fittings
nnd patrons wilt find their every wish an
ticipated. Export operators havo been so
cured and n ladles' maid is in attendance.
Tho mnnngenicnt is in thu hands of a lady
of tact aud cxperlenco who will bo pleased
to extend n cordial welcome to all visitors.
For tho convenience of patrons hair dress
ing nnd manicure parlors have been added
and tho new Bathery will doubtless prove
very popular with tho Indies of Omaha.
Stonocypher, printer; 1201 Howard St.
forced Out
of Business
Wo havo decided to nbandon our country
agencies, tho object being to centralis our
business nt tho malu store. Seven Inrgo
stocks havo been shipped to tho city aud wo
aro compelled cither to rent additional
spaco or sacrifice u largo portion of our
Piano stock. Wc prefer tho latter rc
course.
Perfect High Grade Pianos at
Prices that Lose Sight of Cost
Kliony UnrlKht, lj"n.
HoHctvood DnrlKht, ft).!.
Cabinet Krnnd UnrlKht, f 1-5,
MuliOKiiny UprlKlit. flltH.
Fnncy Onk UiirlKht, f 15(1.
Pearl Wnlniit Urlulitx, f ITS and up,
Square 1'lnnon, fin, ffIS, f' nnd up,
TERMS, fS.OO 3IOSTII1.V PAYMENTS,
Schmoller & Mueller,
Tin; old itr.M.vm.i: piano hodsk
1313 Fnrnitm. Tel. 1025.
They Are Biting
Yesterday wo went out to Cut-Off lake to
iisn tor cruppies. wero wo successful; well,
I should Hinlle.' That reminds us, when
tlsh blto then look out for bugs. And
when tho bugs begin, get a bottle, of SUHH
DUATII. It will kill 'em-and it costs
but 2U cents ror u pint.
I'cruna 63a
rsewuro 8 iierpicmc 75a
urnmer s iiiuncy uro toc
Wlno of Cnrdut 75a
Cutlcura Soap 2Uc
Hood a Karsaparlllu 75a
Hu-Ciin ilalr Tonic T5C
Stuart s uuinrrn tuuicis 40c
Plnkhum's Compound t'jc
S. S. S 75c
Palno's Celery Compound 75c
1 dozen 2-grnln Quinine Capsules 7c
1 dozen 3-grain qulnlno Capsules I0o
1 dozen 5-gruln gulnlno Capsules 5c
liosiciier f jiuicrH 75a
Plcrco's Prescription 73c'
Miles' iservmo 750
SCHAEFER
CUT PRICE
DRUGGIST
. W. Car. 10th ssd Chicago.
Over 5c
Grocery
Specials
3 bars Wool Soap, 10c.
3-lb. can Sweet Potatoos, 10c.
10c packago Starch, 7VaC.
3-lb. can Applo Uuttcr, lOe.
3- lb. I'laku or Pearl Ilomany, 10c.
4- lb. Lima Deans, 25c.
3 cakes Sweet Chocolate, 10c.
3 packages ilurnbam's Custard, 10c.
25-lb sack White or Yellow Cornmeal,
25e.
10-lb.,Rye Graham, 10c.
Day by day
the world learns more
We make specialty
of selling women's good worthy Shoes at
$1.90, $2.50 and $2.90
regardless of tho price you pay, tho guarantee goes
with' Vvory pair.
HAYDENs Acrrrr
Our New York buyer alive to tho wants of tho Omaha trade, and watchful for
bargains secured the cntlro stock of tho most famous wrapper factory that over
existed In Now York City, known ns tho Henry Isaacs & Co. Wrapper Factory.
This Immense purchnse Includes wrappers of all qualities nnd prices wrap
pers finished mid halt finished and all the plcco goods.
The sale on the Wrappers opens Wednesday morn
ing and the prices are lower than you ever ex
pected to buy wrappers.
CO DOZEN' WHAPPEItS AT 2Go 'fSBBKo.
100 dozen women 'a wrappers, mado of genutno l-'rcnch per
cale a quality that sells for 12c yard they A f
nntnn In till ah,id 1 tn Jo nrl nt tlwi
uuuvuiu ui uw u iili; ui
CO dozen &ca lata ml percale wrappers, 15-Inch flounce, trim
med with two rows of braid, ruffles over F7 f
..i 1. 1n . 4 r n .
in iuu uii a lUKiiiui -fi.uu MiijJtr, iuj
iu uu6i-ii luin't'in iiiuuu ii) iuu umuiiitiiLUii'in iu iui
1C. 00 ft dozen, in Imported percales a
wrapper sold by us for 1.75; all fllr.es, WfJ
32 to 46. Halo nrirn
peoplo who will attend this wrapper sale,
havo taken from from our regular stock,
Dim ami ib mill uru wtirin uuu uumu
tno price only -
100 silk waists thnt sold for $4.E0 on salo 90
100 suits! somo of them silk lined throughout; trimmed with
stitched bands of tnffotn, In all tho now ff
styles; made to sell for $15.00 In this salo V7I I
for -
Elaborate Millinery Showing
Easter Is not the stopping point for Millinery exhibits at Ilaydcn's. Th
scene is continually changing here. New production!, coming from our workrooms
each morning to replace those shown on the previous day.
Thero nro stylish turbans with rolling brims becoming, chnrmlng effects; hati
with sldo trimmings nnd many others; all showing that dainty, nrtlstlc touch of
our competent milliners that makes our trimmed hnta so stylish, popular and becom
ing. Tho best of mnterials nnd an almost endless variety to chooso from.
Dainty chiffon hats tho choicest. The offering tomorrow will bo especially In.
torostlng as It Includes somo very now origlnnl tdens In keeping with tho advancing
season. . '
Special exhibit of misses and children's hats nt 05c nnd up.
Hpcclal showing of nn elaborate line of hats at $1.08, $2,98 and $3.93 in black
and colors.
HAYDEN BROS.
f2&)4$ jjFwivty cures ooro! and e9lty
PRICE 50 CENTS.
For Sale by all Druggists and Glove Dealers
Consultation Free from 2 to 4. When ordering by mail
add 5 cents for postage.
! REMEMBER
1
Ours is tho placo you get New
Shirts to order, at Omaha prices.
lo fit, fo: $1.50, $:'.25 or $3.00.
lfltli and Chicago
Streets.
Howell's
Anti-Kawf
Grows bettor and brighter to live
in, btcauso of constant effort of
man to improve on tho work of yes
terday, and we, striving to our ut
most to bettor our yesterday's offer
ings give you to-day in our popular
shoo department tho best products
of the best makers in thy world, at
figures that must and shall eel ipso
competition, buying largely, wo
buy cheaply, henco you havo our
wonderful high qualities at prices
surprisingly low.
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RE-NO -MAY
POWDER
Manufactured by
A, Mayer Company,
316 Bob Btdg.
York or Chicago (It and finish on your
An all colored, well mado Shirt, guaranteed
am
KELLEY 8r HEYDEN
You Can't Stop
This awful weather, but you can stop that
troubleHoino cough, flel a bottlo of Antl
Kawf from tho drug stnru; take It accord
Ing to directions, nnd t ho rough will dls
appear. No matter what clso falls, Autl
Kawf cures.
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