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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 2, 1901)
TITE OMAHA DAILY IVEE: TTIUKSPAV, 5IAY 2, 1001. 12 BOSTON STORE MULCH SALE Great Brgtas in Spring Jckti, Tfuh Enitt ftsd Eton Eulli. IMMENSE SALE OF SHIRT WAISTS For 'riiurmluy Wp Ofter a Ntunlier Very Slieclnl HnrKiilim, the Im porliiiice of Will fh Vou L'nic not Full to (irilftll. of $10 THIMMED HATS AT $5. Tbeo arc positively the best hat values ever uttered at $5.00. The assortment Is extensive aud Includes every lato millinery Htyle. Tbu hats aro beautifully trimmed with thu best materials, Thu majority uru copies of noted pattern bats of both foreign and domestic creation, $8 and $10 values lor $5. $5.00 Till. M MUD HATS $2.50. Ladles and misses' leghorn hdti, hand somely trimmed with American beauty roes, lino dasles and chlrfon, 13.00 values fur $2.tu. Ladles' sailor hHts. draped with Pcrsluu silk and ornaments, worth 118c. for 4De. Ladles' ilrosn shapes, madu on wire frarces, 23 styles, 51.50 values, "He. Violet follugo with buds, 23o kind, 12c. American beauty roses, with buds, rubber stems, 23c kind, 12u bunch. HASE.MENT MILLINERY. Children o leghorn hats, trimmed with chiffon and flowers, $2 vulucs, tiSc. Ladles' street hats, madu of faucy braids, with ribbons, iullls and wlogs. $1 values for 2Sc. LADIES' $6.50 JACKETS $2.50. Ladles' spring Jackets, mado of flno cov erts, cheviots, broadcloths, etc., silk lined, nicely tailored, newest styloa, $o and $li.5u value, for $2.60. NEW WASH SUITS. First showing Thursday of tho new wash suits, and somo very special values to at tract you. All now styles, waist und skirt to match, at $1.25, JUS, $2.98. $3.3S and $4.DS. LADIIJS' $:. ETON SUITS $1.30. Made, of novelty cloths, Jacket and skirt, well lined, mado to sell for $3, special only ji.r.0. LADIES $8.50 ETON SUITS $3.50. Madu with tho new L'Alglon collars trimmed with stitched bands, flno materials, well lined and tailored. A big purchaso at a low flguro enables us to otter them for Thursday at $3.30. They aro worth up to $8.50. LADIES' $7.60 GOLF SKIHTS $2.75. All odd skirts of different sizes, mado of all wool golf cloths, $3.00 to $7.30 valued choice Thursday at $2.60. Ladles' nil wool dress skirts, made of lino homespuns, blues and grays, $4.00 valuo for $1.08. $1.00 NEW SHIRT WAISTS EOC. On the front bargain squaro on main floor we will place on sale Thursday u new lot of fine shirt waists, nil this season's styles, white and colored, mado of tho choicest summer fabrics, In tho newest colorings, all beautiful styles and patttcrns, worth $1.00, all sizes, on sale at 60c. Sec our beautiful lino c( new shirt waists, embracing ovcry late style and pattern. The materials aro the choicest and tho prices decidedly tempting. Very special values for tomorrow at 73c, 98c, $1.23, $1.30, $1.08 and up to $5.00. BOSTON STORE, OMAHA, J. L. Brandcls & Sons, Proprietors. Sole agents for Rogers, Feet & Co.'s Flno Clothing. .MII.M.MlltV IIAtUi.il! TIU.HSOAY. Hlieclnl Mule l.mlUV Snll. SnrliiK .IneUeO, Mil; Wnlti .Hklrln, WRAPPERS, ETC. Woman to lodk her best should dress well. To dress well at moderate cost, she should trade at the People's Store. It Is an actual fact that thero you can save half on your purchases. It costs nothing to look. So come tomorrow and sco for your self. Ladles' sample trimmed walking hats, also sailors, worth up to $2.60. Thursday 43e. Hats, now shapes, trimmed elegantly wtlh flowers, silk chiffon, worth up $3.00, Thurs day $1.08. Kino grado Leghorn bats, trimmed In roses, chiffon, taffeta silk, with beautiful buckles, worth $5, sale price $2.08. Ileautlful Turbans trimmed In chiffon, liberty silk, roses, lilacs, with beautiful ornaments, worth $12, Thursday only $3. US. Latest style wrappers, well made, hand somely trimmed, worth up to $2.60. Thurs day, (iflc and 98c. (iolf skirts, all wool, plaid backs, regular prlco $4, Thursday $1.98. Sample spring Jackets, all wool, mado of coverts, broadcloths and Venetian, sllk llncd throughout, worth up to $15, sale prlco $2.45 and $4.15. Samplo tallor-mado suits, somo silk lined throughout, all colors and cloths, worth up to $25, Thursday $6.98. Another big lot ladles' tallor-mado suits, woith up to $10, your choice $3.25. Another lot ladles' hondsomo tallor-mado suits In all colors nnd cloths, many silk lined throughout, worth up to $25, Thursday $.'JS. Ileautlful taffota silk skirts, flounced and flared, with ruflling, regular prlco $10. Thursday $5.98. All $5 mackintoshes $1.98. All $4 batlno underskirts, best quality, Thursday $1.25. Handsome silk waists, some slightly soiled, worth $15, talo price $3.89. PEOPLE'S STORE. lGth and Farnam Sts. CITY WILL TAKE THE RISK! ci.ost.Mi of tiii: rnvmiv ii.ru. ftnttirilitr. May II, nt lO O'CloeU I'. M. ft lot Hip Tlmr nf rioHiim. To accommodate thoso who wish to tnko the i mill In orders. tho country Is swamped with Nm Paring Will B Laid Without Regard advantage of our half-prlco otter on tin PiPnl 11I.b-.1Ht Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia and At b-. j, I Ins wo havn ilei-lded to keen tlon room open evenings from All who may bo Interested In Publish yotir legal notices In Tho Weekly lice. Telephone 238. ALL POSSIBLE PRECAUTIONS TO BE TAKEN Minor. ( Its' Olllelnl mill Coiint'lllueii Confer Hi to Improvement In Flier of I'm 1 1 ii re of Chnr ter Amendments. FUNERAL OF WILLIAM HARTE I, nut llnnori Will Ho Pnlil Tomorrow to Hotel .tliiiuiKT by III Friends In Thin City. Tho funeral of William F. Harte, lato manager of the Drcxel hotel, will occur this afternoon at 3 o'clock In Kountzo Memorial church, Sixteenth and Harney sticcts. Tho pallbearers aro John II. Harte, Horaco O. Harte. August C. Harte, Jacob Dollver, John Drcxel and Her man Drcxcl, brothers and relatives of tho deceased. Tho Interment will bo In Pros pect Hill cemetery. The quandary in which tho city stands a3 in lentil In ItnnrAi'ntnnh I a I Vila tiflnr TA'nt inursuay. ,ltj,cugBC(1 at nKtn ,, mornng t n Joint session of councllmcn and city officials. The amount of paving, guttering and grad ing Improvements now contemplated for this season approximates n little less tlun $.'.00,000. Efforts to change tho charier In several Important respects failed In the last legislature, however, and tho name loopholes now exist through which property owners have crawled by the score In the past, leaving tho burden of tho expense with tho city. (ioliiKT All i'ii it with Improvement. In tho face of these conditions, however, tho conference decided to go ahead with tho Improvements. Mayor Moorcs believed that if all possible precautions wcro taken and no :ransfert of property allowed to cticapo olllclal vision after petitions for Im provements had been tiled the proceedings would stand In court. It was the opinion of Councllmcn Hurklcy and Haskell that the city attorney and city engineer should nlllx their signatures in approval bofoio any improvement should be proceeded with. It was pointed out that an Indefinite panne In the Improvement of tho city at this tlruo would bo a material check to progress and would work a real hardship upon citizen. On vote it was decided to tako tho risk of the city's uctlon being Illegal. Seventeen myrovement districts wcro created at the ast council meeting and other work Is al ready under way. Who Should llenr llurilen. ino oniy dissenting voice to radical nc- Ion was that of Assistant City Attorney Adams. Ho urged that tho city mako a test case which could bo hurried before the supreme court for a decision within probably thirty days. The point In ques tion Is whether the expenso of Improve ments should bo charged In n bulk against nbuttlr..- property or rather on a scalo of benefits conferred. Previous to tho confcrcnco the council held a short besslon at which appropria tions wcro mado for April salaries. our exhlbl 7:30 to U.30. our otter on this, tho greatest of all referenco works, and desire to possess It on the most fa vorable terms ro Invited to call at room 101 tleo building, day or evening, and ex- amino full sets of tho books In the differ ent bindings. You intend to own tho Century somo day I We offer you u final opportunity now of securing It at tho right price and on the right terms. The busy days are here ILACKBERRIES IN MARKET Flrat Consignment Arrive Sliutiltn- naounly from Trim and Kansas. Announcements nt the Theaters. It Is said Daniel Sully has produced one of tho most pleasing, fascinating and real istic dramas of tho age In his now play, "Tho Parish Priest," which he will present at IJoyd's theater Friday night. Mr. Sully is himself a very pleasing actor, with a delightful enunciation and a manner as perfectly natural ond freo from stngelsm that it puts him en rapport with tho nudl- enco nt once. , Tho "Kings and Queens," burlcsqucrs, at tho Trocfcdcro appear In two amusing bur lesques nnd a number of clevor specialty acts, which navo pleased audiences of goodly proportion. The engagement closes Saturday evening. Tho hcadllna attraction, Watson's Oriental Ilurlcsquers, including somo of tho best known vaudeville artists, aro announced for next week, commencing Sunday matinee. Amateur night. In the near future, prom Ises to be a big event, as tho best of theso aspiring artists have sent In their nppll cations. The llrst lot of fresh blackberries wcro on tho market yesterday. They camo from Galveston, Tex., und sold for $I.S0 a crate, fly somo legerdemain, Manhattan, Kan:, was on tho market nt tho same time with a small lot of blackberries, half a crate coming with a half n crato of straw berries. Tho entire crato wns sold ns strawberries, going to n local dealer for 42. There was, aside from tha few blackber ries, nothing new on tho market. Tbo strawberries which are arriving are of poor quality nnd this condition will continue, tho berries becoming softer day by day until the llrst carloads arrive. The carloads nro refrigerated and will arrive In prime condition, generally bringing better prlceH for tho llrst lota than thoso now on the market. In- the. strictly vegetable lines thero la lit tle change, the lending stock received being small rudlahcH from Van Burcn, Ark. There wuh no material rciluotlon In thu price of rhubarb and nsparugus, the only I two local products on tho markot. l.cttuco and radishes were scarce In tho early morn-1 Ins; hours, but by 10 o'clock trains from the south brought in an abundant supply. Cbanite ot Time. C., ST. P., M. & O. RY. Commencing Sunday, April 28, tho train for Sioux City and all northeastern Ne braska points will leave Webster street dopot, at 2:45 p. m. A later train for Emerson and Intermediate points will learo dally, except Sunday, at 6:30 p. m. Re turning, arrives at 8:30 a. m. No change In other trains. Kountzo Memorial church choir concert Thursday evening, May 2, assisted by Miss Mno Naudaln, Mr. Vicclcr, Mr. Hazel ton, Mr. Steckclburg, vlonlist, and Mr. Thomas J. Kelly. Admission, 25 cents Tickets on saio at Mycr-DIUou Drug store Sixteenth nnd Farnam. send articles ot incorporation, notices o stockholders' meetings, etc.. to Tho Ilee Wo will glvo them proper legal Insertion Telcphono 238. Stonecyphcr, printer; 1201 Howard SU WILLIAM GORMAN IS SANE FalU Cltjr Mistakes IJellrlons Patient for linnatlc Sle.k Man la Xot on Iload to Recovery. Ed Gorman denies the report from Falls City that his brother William Is insane. He says that his brother was suffering from an attack of malarial fever and was wan dering about In a delirious state when ha was picked up by the sheriff at Falls City. Tne oracer supposed that uorman was In sane. Medical treatment restored the Hick man to his natural mental condition, and he la now resting quietly at tho homo of his brother In this city. LOWE BROTHERS' OIL WOOD STAINS, Mahogany, Cherry, light Onk, dark Oak, Wnlnut, Chestnut, and Rosewood. Warranted not to raise tho grain of tho wood nnd not to fade. Vi Pint can Ollwood stain 15c I pint can Ollwood stain 25c 1 quart can Ollwood stuln 5Uo VARNISH STAINS. For domestic uso where 11 Is desirable to complete tlie work with ono application combining stain and varnish coats. Vi Pint can varnish stain 20o 1 pint can Varnish stain 30c 1 quart can Varnish stain &j0 Stonecypher prints anything. Tel. 1310. HIGHER PRICES ARE NO BAR Healer In Iron lleiiorl I'linitinl He- munili: ery .Mill In Coinitr) HeliiK .Svwiliipeil rs Mil Orilern. Dealers In Iron reported yesterday an unusual demand In Omaha for their stock In eplte of an lucre no In tho prlco which has becu recently promulgated, Thero is net ns much demand for structural Iron locally ns thero was last year In Umaha, but the domand from surrounding towns Is greater. The advance Is looked upon by local Jobbers as an effort ot tho mills to re duce the demand at this tlmo as every An Old Express Wagon Looks 100 per cent better when treated with two coats of Sherwln-Wllllums "WAGON AND 1MPI.K.MRNT PAINT." It not only looks but W'HAIIH better. Try tha experi ment. A whole quart for fino. Jiimi'tnbcr tho paint referred to nbove U NOT a Fl.OOlt PAINT, nor it HOOK PAINT, nor an ENAMUIj PAINT, nor a IU?OUY J'AINT (WE HAVE PAINTS made for all of these ptlrposcs)-but tho SlIEUWlN-WI I,- MAMS WAC.ON AND IMPLEMENT PAINT In made for PAINTING WAGON'S and IMPIjK.MENTS. It' made t.i niunl wear und weather. One of the rieullailtl.u of tho Sherwln-Wllllamn paint In that there Is a paint made for EACH SEPARATE PURPOSE one that U ndapteil foi tli.-t partliu'ur e. NOT ONE SUM DASH MIXTURE FOR ALU Sherman & McConnell Drug Go Pharmnclsts, Purveyors of Paints, Per fumes, Plasters, Pills nnd Powders. COR. 16T1I AND DODGE, OMAHA. Cook's Imperial Extra Dry Champagno Is tho wine for Americans. Its purity and boquot commends it to them. Seeds that grow como from the Nebraska Eecd company, 1513-15 Howard St. Purify the blood ana put the sysUm in order for summer work by using at this tlrao a short course ot Prickly Ash Hitters; tt la tha crcatost blood purlflor on earth. ANNEX IS WELL UNDER WAY Delayeri Hhlpuient of Stone (he Only Hindrance to I'mgrriii ot New Federal Uulldlnir. C, W. Glndelo and Charles II. Illoch, com- poslns the firm of Glndelo & Co., who huvo tho contract for tho construction of tho federal building annex, wcro In the city Tuesday Inspecting tho work. They say that the work is progressing as well as could be expected with tho exception of u delay In tho receipt of the St. Cloud (Minn.) stone, which Is to be used In the basement. TIIK HAin UIIUS1I Breed Dandruff, Which Cnuirn Fall ing; Hair and l''liutll- llalUnes. Prof. Unna, Hamburg, Gormany, European authority on skin diseased, says that dan druff Is as contagious as any other male volont disease and that one common sourco ot the spread of dandruff Is the uso of the same hair brush by different persons. Tho way to avoid catching dandruff or any other disease from another's brush Is to Insist on the use of Newbro's Ilerplclde. It not .only kills tbo dandruff germ, but It Is also an antiseptic that will prevent tho catching of any disease whatever through contagion ot anotberla brush. Myers-Dillon Drug Co., 16th and Farnaiti. A Fowl Fiend of disease Is what sower gas resolves ' Itself Into, when your plumbing Is lm-' perfect. If your family becomes en feebled, or sickness Is prevalent, look to your plumbing. If It Is defective, thoro lies the secret. Wo will retinond promptly to your order and Inspect your plumbing and rectify all defec tions. As snnltury plumbers, steam ami gas liters, our worn is unsur- panned, Free & Black, 180G I'nrnuni. Phonu 1040. m 'Job printing, 437 Paxton block. Tel. HtO, nii:i. HUGHEH Mrs. Martin, at 7 p. m. Monday, April 23. at her residence, ICG North Twenty-seventh street. Funeral Thursday morning at St. John's Collegiate church, at 8:30, Twenty-tlftli and California street. Interment Holy mm mis wmrnmm KS-v-wSi 'Him Steamship Tickets. Tho Burlington Ticket Olllco. 1502 Knrnnm St., Is the place to nnanKo aliout your Kuropfiin trip. We represent nlmost every lino crossing the Atlantic from tlie slowest to tlio fustest from those which clmrp;e $00 for it berth and slvo you 10 restful days at sea to tho racers that talto you from land to land in half that time nnd nslc you any where from $75 to $1,(KK) for accomodations. 'HI TICKET OFFICE, BURLINGTON STATION, 1502 Farnam St. 10th and Mason Stt. Telephone 250. Telephone 12). Tho warm weather brings them out nnd when they get out they blto like Sam Hill, Tho only way to get rid of these pi sky bugs Is to upo Schncfcr's Sum Death n preparation that Is gjnranteed to kill cm and It costs but 20c for a pint bottle, Cramer's Kidney Cure "5c L'ncle Sum's Tobacco Curo Me lltii'un Hair Tonic "5c Plercc'f Ptcscriptioii 75c Koy's Itenovatur aw Knv' l.linir lliilm i.'0C Dr. Karl Cramer's Pennyroyal Pills .. $1.00 ljuny .Man roc l'ernnn ti3c ller's Mult Whiskey fic Scott's Kmulslou "oO Hire's ltoot Uecr 11c Plnkham'K Compound t"Jo 1 dozen 2-graln Quintan Cap-Miles "c 1 dozen 3-grnln quinine Capsules NX: 1 dozen fi-graln gulnlno Capsules J5c Uromo Qulnlno 15c cur ritir.K Kith ad Chlcaan. SCHAEFER ft. V. Cor. The Chicago Record h" 61 of theie Typt w. .ers In daily ui YOST If you want a typewriter, why not como first where you can EVERY GOOD SOHT OF TYPE WRITER In Its best form 7 TYPItWRlTKR SUPPLIES ot all kinds for all macbiBM. TYPE WRITERS RKNTED. TYPEWRITERS REPAIRED. New Century The finest catalogue ever issued Is yours for the asking. Wrlte"o7call. United Typewriter and Supply Co,, '014 Farnaja St.. Omaha. HAYDEK ' PIANOS! S PIANOS Foot Fitting Mads Easy. Sorosls Sboes, when properly fitted as they arc, are tho most comfortable foot wear on tho market. KoroHls Shoo Store is tho most comforta bly arranged storeroom In Omaha for women folks to bavo their shoes lifted or to wait for their friends. Tho Rest room la arranged with tbo idea of comfort and elegance combined. a mam, always on hand, shines your shoes free. Sorosis Shoe Store, 2U3 South 15th Street, l'rn n U Wilcox, Mnnnicer. Send for Catalogue. Never before in the history of our piano business have we sold so many pianos as we are selling at the present time Some customers figure with ovcry firm In this part of tho country until they get to Hayden's. Then they mako their purchase. Why do they do this? HccaiiHo they nre buying from a good, reliable firm. They have the largest line of standard pianos to make, their selection from. Our prices are absolutely thu lowest. Terms are mado to suit their convenience, and we refund your money If you aro not satis fied. Wo carry a' complete lino of Chlckering, 1'lschcr, rianklln, Jacob Doll, Keli Icr, Hfilnce, Marshall and Wendell, and 21 other makes to select from. New pianos for rent. Pianos sold to out-of-town customers on easy payments. Pianos moved, tuned and repaired. Telcphono 1CS3. HAYDEN BROS. hi pul m niiMtr 7.f n i..trr iui i". .1- fashionable MILLINERY HAYDEN s Many exquisite new ideas -will bo displayed tomorrow. The originality and artistic ability of our clever milliners never shown to better advantage than in this offering. hundreds of beautiful Trimmed Hats at prices ranging from Doe to 15.00. Shirt Waist Hats. This week we will make a special show ing of new Shirt Waist Hats. Not the fac tory made hat that is generally offered, but renl swell creations, designed by our expert milliners and produced in original and ex clusive effects. Never has there been such a great variety of shapes, stvles .1 . i . -..III! .1 . . iinu eiiecis in miiuuei-y mm ku many clever and original ideas. The new creations for summer are coming far more beautiful than ever. HAYDE Grocery Sale Strictly fresh eggs, per doz., lOVic. 10 bars best laundry soap, SSc. 10-pound sack granulated corn meal, 10c. 10-pound sack puro graham flour, 15c. 3-pound can solid pack toiuntopp, 6V4c 2-pound can .Fancy Sweet sugar corn, 6V4c. Tapioca Pearl bar ley, sago, etc.. per lb., 5c. 5 pounds llreak- fast rollod oats, 10c. Sweet California prunes, per lb,, 5c. Taney Santa Clara sugar cured prunes, por lb,, S'.jc. Choice llartlett pears, per lb., Sc. rancy Cali fornia evanornteil nears. per lb., TAc Large yellow Crawford peachos. per lb., ' 8ic. 3 bnrs Wool soap, 10c. 3 bars tar I soap, worth 25c, for 10c. I Meat Ch(i id and Lard. Chipped Dried Reef, 13c. Rest now Dologna, 5c. Potted Ham, per can, 4 Vic No. 1 Sugar Cured Hams, Uc. 3-lb palls Ro;: Leaf Lard, 26c. Wisconsin Pull Cream Cheese, 8'c. Milton Urand Swltzer Chocse, ISc. Wisconsin Drlck Chocso, 12'c. Robtrt Norton's Pineapple Cheese, 40c. Choice Juicy Lemons, por doz., 10c. Largo rlpu Ilahanas, per doz., 12'4c. RIdland Oranges, per dozen. 30n. Chulco St Michael Oranges, dozen, 121Jc Ilrlck Codllsh, per brick, fic. Fancy Mackerel, each, 5c. Herring, each, 12Vjc. SPECIAL THURSDAY BARGAINS. Sun iliuen :irn) llrwoma for O-fnnt Step l.mlilem. o. H Cop per lliitlonl llnllern. . . . Wood WhkIi Tub" (inrden Hake Gartlen linen . . Uandelliui AVeeiler I'liiilo lloliler. reaulnp lie 7!le . --Iiurner (;niillne Stove I.ll," il!le ! I'oltn Iron lliimlle" Tie IS" a."ie TneU I'linv tin J HinMlMSKHATOIl KIIOM r..05 M. Spend and be free but make no waist Women's Shirt Waists. You really cntrt nfford to make waists nowadays. The ready-to-wear kind is so much smarter in appear ance aud more economical as well. They tell us we've the nicest lino in Omaha to select from. We can not assure you of this, but our cus tomers say so, ami come back The stock is new, clean and all of the latest HAYDEN BROS. here to buy. style. Women's Tailored Suits Fortune has often been blamed for he blindness,, but she was never more blind than the few who have neg lected, and are still neglecting to take advantage of our special price-making of women's tailored suits. They are beyond question the greatest suit, values that has yet been offered you. The department invites you to make a visit and examine into the style, finality ami price. We'll do our best to please, but not worry you by insisting. The special leaders for present sale are the ones at 5).7fi, made of homespuns, cheviots and Venetians,, perfect in every way, and well worth JJlo.OO, if we had bought them in a regular way. The other ones are those that are on sale at !$H5.7f gems of art in style aud tit, suits that are worth and bring in a regular way from .Uli.oO to $12-1.00, made of Venetians, cheviots and serges, new blouse, eton or vest front effects. m imrv iiMiini Mfin iiinii ilAVflOi A BIG HAT EJLH 15 SALE ON SUMMER SILKS Truly This is Great Silk Stock. Everything pertaining to tho silk lino ran bo found horo In great profusion. This Is a UIO SILK SI2ASON. SILKS FOR SUMMER ARB PARTICULARLY IN OREAT DE MAND. Prices for this salo aro lower than they have been, nnd lower than they will bo for somo tlmo to como. MO SPECIAL LOT OK SILK WE OFFER AT 23c. White wash silk, worth 50c, for only 2."c. Corded wash silk In both plaids aud stripes, nil colors, worth &0c, on sale at LTic. All colors In fine grade china silk at 2.'c. Regular C0c taffeta silk, In black, whll and all colors, on salo at 25c. llengalluc silk, In cream, white, nnvy, worth ii!ic, to close out at only 25c. 100 pieces lino grado satin foulard, all th new spring shades, regular $1.00 silk, on sale at only I'Jc. Mack grenadine, 41-lnchcs wide, all silk, regular J2 grade, at only 9Sc. Black Taffeta Sale. HLACK TAKKUTA SALE J1.00 grade. 27-ln. wide for only Mc. $1.&0 grade, 27-ln. wldo for oniy S6c. $2.00 grade, 3G-ln. wldo for only $1.25. HO bolts lino nil silk Japanese, full 36-la wide, worth $1.25, yard, on salo at G3c. Astonishing Special Sale on Underwear A tremendous spot cash purchaso of a Now York jobber's entire surplus stock of men's and women's underwear, goes on salo Thursday. Theso aro all mado for thlu summci s wearhandsomely finished ond made from tbo best fabrics, Tho prices aro the lowest over made In Omaha. KEEP YOUR EYE ON OUR UNDERWEAR SALE. Ladles' white lisle vests and pants, all silk finished, mado short or long sleeves, pants mado with laco bottoms, all sizes, good tlOc values, at 25c. Ladles' Vests, mado with wing sleeve ov without sleeves, regular 15c aud 20o values, on sale at 10c. Ono lot ot ladles' flno Vests, In mercer Ized or lisle, in blue, pink, black, whlto ami fancy, mado to sell at 33c and 50c, on sale at 15c. Olio lot of children's lino Jersey ribbed Vests and Pants, regular 25c, at l!ic. Men' j llalbrlggan Shirts and Drawers, Jersey ribbed, all sizes shirts, 34 to draworn 30 tc 44 regular 35c values sale at l'Jc. la 4 -oa Linens and White Goods Sale 40-lneh Lawn, flno quality, worth 20c, at 12ttc. Fine quality India Llnon. special, Ec yard. India Llnon, worth 25c aud 33c yard, at 15c and 20c yard. English Long Cloth, 12-yard bolt, 05c. Cambric spcclul 10 yards for $1.00. Persian on sale special worth 50c 3Cc yard. Heavy Cream Damask, 72-Inch, CSc. C8-inch Double Damask, worth $1-00, 60c. G4-lnch Mercerized Tablo Linen 50c. Heavy Cream Damask, G4-lnch. 35c. Just received, a full lino of fancy Tabl Cloths, In green, red, brown and tan col ors, G-l wirlh $1.50, at $1.00, 8-4, worth $2.23, at $1.50 aBk to see thorn. Fringed Towels, slightly soiled, worth 35c yard, at 10c each Thursday. ' 27 Inch Ilrown Linen Remnants, can M used for toweling, 4 yards In each, worth 25c ynrd, Thursday at 59o each, HAYDEN BROS. FLOORS With hot winds, dust (lying, wo would call housekeepers' attention to our I; oor Paints. Oils. Varnish and Wax. Simply buying a bottle of oil and rubbing It oil the lloor does not product good icsuits. Our Uiilek llrylHK Floor OH Is something extra for household use. Dries quickly, with a little lubtro; very nice lor kltchfii floors, borders nnd halls. nuntlen Floor (III In hard to bent. Dries rapidly; best to uso on store llnors und public rooms. Floor l'i I ii I n. In all desirable shades. Floor Vnriilxli Xo. (II. Tho very best. DrleH very bard, with n brilliant gloss, Positively will not cruck or scratch. Hotelier in, Tbo best on tho market. Everybody knows ahoiit It. .... Call up 343, Wo can glvo you all tho In formation you want about floors. DRUG AND 1AINT llth and Domlas Sts. iff FULLER Open all night. CO. LAW BOOKS A. W. KIXSMA.V, 112 Soutb 2Mb Avenue, Omaha, Neb The Way It don't hurt to have a tooth extracted is when you taka VITALIZED AIR. No aftereffects. Extracting 25 Vitalized Air 60o Good Sot Tooth 5.00 TirTIP IMIILADhLl'llIA I ATI d DHNTAI. ROOMS I 1517 DoiiRhirtSt. It Takes GOOD TOBACCO and HAND WORK to Maka a Good lOo CIGAR THE HiTiliMifMnnrTiTl'li 1 1 Ml Is Now Being Made From Fine Cuban Tobacco, Crep of 1900. F. IV. RICE M. C. CO., Manufacturers, St. Louis. UNION MADE Sepulchre cemetery,