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THE OMATTA DAILY BEE: PUT DAT, MAT 17, 1901.
JUDGE GORDON IS WINNER
Oltj Council Diimiiui Iu Iapttchmeat
Procudinpi Btthtr Suddinly,
LACK OF JURISDICTION IS ASSERTED
JMnnhrrft TnUr Itnllnt In rSirrntUr
Amnion nml Aiinoiuu'c Hrmilt All
llnrrlrrn llrIM I'm Uiirtlou mill
(he llnu'li Are Iteinut rd.
After a brief consideration of the argu
ment presented In the Gordon cane the
city council dismissed tho case yesterday
afternoon on tho ground that the council
;ncn bellovcd they had no Jurisdiction.
The finding of tho council was as follows;
"The council, having heard tho argu
ments In this caac as to tho Jurisdiction
cf tho council to entertain tho charges
preferred against Samuel I, Oordon, police
Judge, havo decided to dismiss the enso
for want of Jurisdiction."
There was no reason for such a de
cision from tho council," said City Attor
ney V. J. Conncll, In discussing tho mat
ter. "It was an easy way for tho coun
cllmen to slip out of the tangle and shows
a desire to shirk Responsibility."
Ilnlliil in Si-rri't.
It will never be Hnown how tho council
Toted. Tho decision was arrived nt In
executive ssslon and tho members refuse
to disclose the result of the balloting.
"Tho council had Jurisdiction In the
case. There la no question about that,"
remarked Councilman Hascall after the
verdict was brought In. "Tho decision
establishes a bnd precedent In that It
makes It appear that no city otnclal can
be tried anywhere but In ft court. Still you
notice that the council did not state nny
around for lack of Jurisdiction In Its find
ing. - '
"The verdict Is not n direct decision
on the power of the council to try a city
official. It was contended by tho attorneys
for Judge Gordon that proper notice was
not served on tbo defendant. That, or
many other reasons set forth hy the de
fendants, may be construed to be the ground
upon which tho couucll based Its verdict."
This decision removes tho last barrier
between Judgo Oordon and his scat In tho
pollco court. Tho city attorney stated after
tho verdict was returned that he knew of
no other means of bringing Judgo Gordon
on trial on the charges preferred ngalnst
him by the Board of Education.
City Attnrnry'n Stoe!li.
"This Is n case In which the councllmen
must be governed by their Judgment and
not by their sympathies. It Is a case In
which tho law must bo considered. Men
have been removed from ofW-k In Nebraska
In splto of the efforts of tho wives and
daughters to create sympathy. Many good
men havo failed to perform tho duties of
their offices nnd no lnllucnce should blind
members of tho council to a recognition of
Judgo Gordon's shortcomings."
Such was tho speech which City Attor
ney V. J. Connell made yesterday when
ho resumed his argument In tho trial of
Judgo Gordon. Judgo Gordon's daughter
and daughter-in-law sat by him throughout
tho entire morning. It wns their presence
which prompted tho city attorney to warn
tho councllmen against any attempt to play
upon their sympathy.
For two hours Mr. Conncll talked con
cerning the constitutionality of tho ordi
nance undor which steps havo been taken
to remove Judgo Gordon for failure to
perform his duty. He. contended that the
couucll has full Jurisdiction In cases con
cerning city officials.
"You should have no hesitation In trying
this case and passing upon Its merits. To
the councllmen of Omaha tbo power has
been given to regulate tbo acta of city offi
cials. It this ordlnanco wero unconstitu
tional there would bo no means of removing
or punishing a dishonest official. Tho
treasurer could appropriate money with Im
punity wero this ordlnanco void," Bald Mr.
Connoll. "Each city official would bo a
czar, free from any higher authority and
at liberty to manlpulato city affairs at
will."
The city attorney dwelt nt length upon
tho decision of Judgo Sullivan of the su
premo court, who held that tae district
court had no Jurisdiction over tho caso
brought against Judgo Gordon beforo that
tribunal. This decision, tho city attorney
contended, points clearly to tho Jurisdic
tion of the council and makes tho duty of
tho counucllmcn clear
Drfrnnf Ik Presented.
Tho city attorney was followed by an
attorrcy for tho defense, who argued that
tho Impeachment of a police Judgo was a
matter beyond tho authority of tho city
council. Tho office Is a constitutional ono,
he said, and aa such can only bo filled
or vacated by a Joint session of tho state
legislature
"The fundamental law of the state," said
the attorney, "Is tho constitution, and be
hind It stand tho pcoplo of Nebraska who
nacted It. Its provisions are beyond any
court, council or legislature, and so when
It guarntocd to Judgo Gordon that his
term could not bo curtailed before two
years passed he was assured In that
permanency, In splto oven of a leglstatlvo
revision of tho charter. When the con
tltuton fixed hta salary at $2,500, nnother
charter could not cut it down during his
term of office.
"Now tho same constitution stands be
hind Judge Gordon today, asurtng that ho
cannot be tried or removed from offlco ex
cept as specified In the constitution for
officers elected under Its provisions. Judgo
Gordon can only be roraoved as you would
remove a governor or a secretary of state,
He must he Impeached before a Joint ses
Ion of tho legislature, a majority bolng
present, nnd a majority of tbo members-
lett concurring in tho oe."
Sen,d article of Incorporation, notlcos of
Stockholders' meetings', etc., to The. nee.
We will glvo them proper legal Insertion.
Telephono 238.
MRS. J. BENSON
Special Bargains in Hosiery
For 50c cream silk woro SI,
Laco striped hoso for children, black or red, 25c.
A good quality of aoamloss hoso for chl'.dron, any slzo, 2 pr 25c.
An oxtra flno quality children's hoso, with or without, white soles,
25o.
.vnv.vsru .xvrirn in novrox 91-0111:.
Onr Mr. llrnmlcU Wire l Unit He
linn ,Itit Itiitiirltt nt
GHBAT L'NDERJVRITERS SALE".
All of the choicest lots of
Dry goods, silks nnd velvets,
Itlbbons, locos and embroideries.
Carpets, curtains and draperies..
From the stocks of
J. C. Lutz & Co., Chicago,
Tucmer Ilros., Detroit,
Tollman & Co., New Orleans,
Williams & McAnulty, Scranton,
Invoicing over 165,000.
This Immense purchaso Is now on the
road. Just ab soon aa it Is received, It will
be assorted and put on sate. We wish to
glvo ynu this notice so that you can pre
paro yourselves for one of tho biggest
sensations ever known In Omaha.
Itcmcmber this sale will bo at
nOSTON STOUB, OMAHA,
J, L. Brandels & Sons, Proprietors.
Sole agents for Hoger I'eet & Co.'s fine
clothing.
LOCAL GARDENERS GET BUSY
Omnlin Truck I'nd'lir Ximv Tut Cou
nlilrrnlilr I'ljturr oil the
Market.
Omaha gardener arc supplying the mar
ket with all of tho green vegetables now,
save peas, wax beans and tomatoes and all
of theso arc shipped In. The home supply
on nil other things Is of tho best quality
and tho market oners a tempting sight early
In tho mornings.
Bvery day brings new gardeners to tho
market with the products of their truck
patches. The vegetables. In consequence,
aro within the reach of all, the prices now
being down to an catablo level.
Strawberries were plentiful yesterday
and were of good quality. Good refrigerator
stock for shipment sold nil the way from
2.25 to 2.50, while some soft berries, ex
press stock, brought all tho wny from
$1.50 to $2. This fruit Is atlll coming from
Arkansas. Though some of tho berries run
small In size they ore remarkably sweet
and of splendid flavor.
Some of the produce men turned yesterday
morning to a discussion of tho egg crop.
The supply Is abundant and fresh eggs aro
therefore easy articles to secure. Ono of
tho associations has compiled tho statistics
of tho crop In Nebraska during April and
It wns stated that. In addition to tho local
consumption, 100 enrs of eggs wero shipped
out or put In storage every week during
April, When It Is understood that a car
load Is supposed to consist of 400 cases, each
containing thirty dozen of eggs, some con
ception of tho slzo of the crop In tho state
can be gained.
PUTTING HiS TEETH AWAY
Chnrlm flavin Proven lllmaelf a
Snmnrltnn Innteml of n
l'leUpocket.
Charles Davis, who was charged with
picking tho pockets of G. L. Brotherhood
whllo tho latter was engaged In having a
fit on tho street, has been acquitted after
a hearing In Judgo Altstndt's court.
Several witnesses testified to seeing Davis
with his hand In Brotherhood's pocket, but
this ho explained by saying that ha picked
up Urothcrhooil's falso teeth, which had
fallen out of his mouth when tbo spasm
seized him, and put them In bis pocket, so
they would not be crushed by passing
vehicles.
Brotherhood says he lost $1.40, but Davis,
when searched at tho station, was found
to havo only 85 cents on his person.
HARRY WOODWARD IS DEAD
Well Known Cltlaen of Omnhn Sue-
dunlin tn n Comnllont Inn
of Aliment..
Harry Woodward, for many years a resi
dent of Omaha, died at his home, Twenty'
seventh and Half-Howard streets, yesterday
morning. Mr. Woodward had suffered from
several hemorrhages, but heart weakness
was tho moro Immcdlato causo of his death.
Mr. Woodward leaves n wife and two chil
dren. Ho waa for twenty years manager of
the Bnrkalow Bros. News company and
was aUo secretary of tho Lemon Gold
Mining company of British Columbia. Tho
local Masonic lodges, In which Mr. Wood
ward had attained the Thirty-second de
gree, will havo chargo of tho funeral serv
ices.
Mr. F. D. Arnold, Arnold, la., writes:
"Ho was troubled' with kidney disease
about throo years. Had to get up several
times during the night, but threo bottles
of Foloy's Kldnoy Curo effected a complete
cure. Ho feels bettor than he ovor did and
recommends it to his friends.
For it Summer Trip,
you cannot do better than to visit the
east, Scenlcally and historically It Is rich
In Interest, and with the added attraction
of the Pan-American exposition at which
you havo tho privilege of stopping on tour
ist tickets reading over tho Lako Shore &
Michigan Southern Ry. an Ideal vacation
may bo spent. Our publication, "Lako
Shoro Tours," copy of which will bo sent
on application, contains outline maps of
a number of the choicest and most popular
trips, with rates. Chatauquans will be
Interested In tho opening of our now and
dlroct lino to this famous rocreatlvo and
educational resort. "Book of Trains" gives
full Information concerning our very com
plete passenger service to tho east. Ad
dresB B. P. Humphrey, T. P. A., Kansas
City, Mo. F. M. Byron, O. W. A., Chicago.
AnntinnrrntiMitn of th- Tlientrra.
Tonight at Boyd's theater will be given
the Initial performance of Nell Burgess'
engagement of three nights and Saturday
matinee In his great creation of Abigail
Pruo In that beautifully quaint nnd humor
ous pastoral drama of New England life,
"Tho County Fair."
Tubllsh your legal notices In The Weekly
Bee. Telephono 23S.
Stonecypher, printer; 1201 Howard St.
For 25o Handsome gauzo lisle hose.
For 25c Choice patterns In opoaworK stripo,
pretty us 50o quality.
For 25 An nil whlto foot, with flno cotton
Icr-, name quality with whlto or black solo.
For 50c An all.ovar lace pattern, In lisle
thread.
For 50c An oxtra gauze Uslo with or with
out whlto solo. x
For 59c A beautiful black and white oheck -ganio
pattern as wo havo gold for 31.50.
For oOo a boautlful laco pattern red hose.
For 60c-fanoy patterns In plaids and stripes,
regular prlco 75o and $1.00
BOSTON STORE REMNANTS
Rtnurktble 8le of High OUsi Dnis
Fabrics and Silki Today,
MME. CONNELY'S &. ARLINGTON STOCK
Sperlnt llnrRiilim In Mftht Summery
I.' Lvln. I nil I tl tr 1llltlitr1lnp tip
Sole, AlliittroMN, .Nun Velllnu,
Dimities, Pcrcnlci, Drumi-
DIES, LAWNS, ETC.
RUKFLINGS FROM M ADA MB CONNELY'S
DRESSMAKING STOCK.
Black brltllautlnd nnd mercerized sateen
ruflllngs for the bottom of skirts nnd petti
coats, enough for any lady's skirt. Theso
are all finished nnd ready for tho bottom of
skirts and petticoats and arc actually worth
$1.50, go on sale nt 25c each.
Itemnants of high cost dress goods from
tho Connoly dressmaking stock, all the
highest prlco goods, worth up to $5 yd,, lu
plain and fancy materials, many In skirt
lengths or waist lengths, go at 50c and
1 yd.
Thousands of remnants from tho Arling
ton MIIIp exposition sale, black goods, fancy
goods, novelty silk and wool plaids, brll-
llantlncs, nil go on salo nt 25c yd., many
worth $1.50 yd.
T5c quality Alhntross and Nun's veiling,
In lengths from two to threo ynrds., but
many pieces to match, In cream, light blue,
pink nnd dark colors, on main floor, 25c yd.
NEW CHALLIS AND SILK MOUSSEL1N
DE SOIE.
These magnificent summer fabrics In all
tho new colorings, In lengths from two to
flvo yds., but many pieces to match, ac
tually worth 75c, go on salo tomorrow at
35c yd.
REMNANTS OF SILKS
FROM MADAME CONNELY'S STOCK.
Beautiful foulard silks, brocaded silks,
taffeta novelty silks In waist lengths nnd
skirt lengths, go nt 50c nnd fiSc nnd 9Sc yd.
Remnnnts of silk In short lengths, for
fancy work, millinery trimmings, neckwear,
dress trimmings, plain and fancy brocaded
silks, go according to length, nt 25c, 16c,
10c, Ec and 2c each.
REMNANTS IN BASEMENT.
25o lawns, dimities, organdies, etc., In
short remnnnts, 'go nt lc yd.
Thousands of yards of standard prints,
blnck and white nnd fancy, go at 3V4c yd.
10,000 yds. .Ifi-lnch pcrcnles, worth 1214c,
In short remnants go nt 3V4c yd.
25c sateens In nil colors go at 5c yd.
25c lawns, dimities, etc., In long rem
nants, In nil tho up-to-dato patterns, colors
and designs, go nt 5c yd.
15c Scotch and chnmbrny ginghams, In
long remnants, go at 6ic yd.
Thousnnds of ynrds of white goods, India
llnons, laco striped lawns, dimities, etc.,
worth up to 35c ,go nt 10c yd.
40c mercerized sateen, In nil colors, go at
10c yd.
Ono lmmcnso lot of Imported percale,
worth 20c, go nt S'.ic yd.
25c Imported gingham, in all the newest
designs, go at 10c yd.
35c mercerized foulards, In all tho latest
colors and designs, go nt 15c yd.
35c dotted mull. In tho newest spring pat
terns, In long remnnnts, go nt 12c yd.
BOSTON STORE, OMAHA,
J. L. RrnndelB & Sons, Proprietors.
Solo agents for Rogers I'eet & Co.'s flno
clothing.
OFFICIAL HOtlTE TO ST. PAUL.
Modern AVtinilmen of America.
The Illinois Central has been selected as
tho official lino from Nebraska to tho head
camp meeting at St. Paul. Juno 10-15.
A rnto of ono fare for tha round trip
will bo made for this occasion. For full
particulars and copy of Illustrated Wood
man circular, address W. II. Brill, D. P. A.,
Omaha.
J. P. Hartjcns Is not In our employ nnd
Is not authorized to sell our goods or trans
act any buslnesss for our account. Feet
Bros. Mfg. Co.
For Sale A new, lato stylo Kimball piano
nt a bargain. Inqulro O. B. Tzschuck, Bee
business office.
I WIDE MARK.
Reflstered
A. Mayer Co.,
220 BEE BUILDING
OMAHA, NEB.
'Phone I7lt
u i m i v:
shields are required. If you ruin your bIoym with excessive perspiration, rub
the palms after thoroughly drying them with the powder. In caaes of babltusl
sweating, use the powder in pink box. For axllllary (armpits) sweating, find
directions for use In the cover of the blue box. For obstinate sweating or cnaf
Tcg bathe the affected parts with the Re-No-May Astrlncent Antlseptlo Lo
tion. It must be distinctly understood that RE-NO-MAY Powder Is not a
toilet powder, but strictly a curative, hygienic and antlseptlo powder, and
should not be used for Infanta as a toilet dusting powder.
PRICE 50 CENTS.
For Sale by all Druggists and Glove Dealers ,
Consultation Free from 2 to 4. When orderlnf. by mall add 5 cents for postage
Re-No-May Skin Food for facial massage.
Re-No-May Cream aoftena and whltsns the lull and faoa.
IIAYDE.VS t XriKHWIlAlt IM'ltf HASH.
The Kntlrc MiikII" t mlerivenr Muck
ii f n ,ir Vnrk Mntiiifiii'turer
SECURED IT AT ROC ON THE DOLLAR.
Our buyer secured the stock of n New
York muslin underwear factory that waa
forced to closo nt a ridiculously low price,
Tho purchaso Includes finest gowns, corset
covers, chemise and drawers, all dainty,
stylish and highest grade garments, In
fact, tho very best made. These goods
havo been received and checked and will
go on sale beginning Friday morning on
our big bargain tables In main aisle. Tho
price on theso flno garments will bo only
25c, 33c, 49c, 59c and 75c. Not a garment
tn tho lot worth less than 75c, and as high
ns $3.00. Tho Immense quantities and as
sortments end tho astonishingly low prices
at which wo sell them mako this tho great
est bargain opportunity ever offered you.
Como early Friday. HAYDBN BROS.
Read Haydcn's great remnant sale.
Stonecypher prints anything. Tel. 1310.
Job printing, 437 Paxton block. Tel. 1410,
Deader'n a Mackerel
That's what SCHABFBR'S SURE DEATH
does to bugs and It don't make any differ
enco what kind of bugs. It's tho greatest
preparation inado to kill 'em. If you use
It onco you'll not need It 'till you get 'cm
again 10c for a pint.
Setltie I'll In Olio
Klnit'n lllneovery iitli-
MnlerliK- not;
llrr.'n Mnlt Whisky lltlf
Cramer'b Kidney Cure ;3o
Undo Sam's Tobacco Cure 60o
llucan Hair Tonic ?6o
Pierce's Prescription 75c
Kay's Renovator aw
Kays' Lung Halm 2W
Dr. Karl Cramer s Pennyroyal Pills .. $1.00
Duffy's Malt tbo
Peruna tuc
Scott's Emulsion 75a
Ulro's Hoot Beer lie
Pinkham's Compound kio
SCHAEFER'S c Drug Store.
K. W. Cor. Itllli anil Clilonun Stn.
Goods delivered FltEti to any part of city.
Two for Five
A SOFT HAT
and
A STIFF HAT
for $5.00.
Why Pay $5.00 for One.
BLACK,
The $2.50 Hatter j
107 So. Kith St. I
A
GUARANTEE
That Guarantees
Wo nro authorized to "BACK TP" tho
gunranteo of quality of S1II3RW1K-VII-LIAMS
PAINT which Is on tho label of
every can.
This 1h tho wording of guarantee: "WU
GUARANTER THAT THIS PAINT
WHEN PROPERLY I'SED, WILL NOT
CRACK. FLAKE OR1 CHALK OFF AND
WILL COVER MpRK SURFACE. WORK
H UTTER AND JVKAR LONGER AND
PERMANENTLY, LOOK BETTER THAN
ANY OTHER PAINTS. INCLUDING
ZINC. WHITE LEAD AND OIL."
"Wo hereto'- ngree to forfeit Iho VALUE
OF THE PAINT nnd tho COST OF AP
PLYING IT If In any Instance It Is not
round as aDove .represenien.
Wo fullv suaranten to each nnd everv
purchaser of Sherwin-Williams' paint tho
luiniiment or tno provisions or tno nuovo
guarantee.
Sherman & McGonnell Drug Go,
New I.ocntlnn, Cor. lUth fc l)oile. '
YOU MAY KNOW
IN ADVANCE.
If your ticket rends vln the nurlltigton
Route, you uiuy dismiss" from your
mind nil enro nnd worry ubout your
trip.
You know In advance what your trip
will bo like. You know Hint the onrs
will he cleiin and comfortable; that the
trainmen will be courteous to you; that
the dining car service will be altogether
satisfactory, nnd that the train will
reach Its destination on time.
Some of the best trains leaving tho
Burlington Station nro:
Chicago Flyers 7:00 A. M.
4:00 P. M.
7:50 r. M.
St. Louis Flyer 5:10 1. M.
TICKET OFFICE, BURLINGTON STATION.
1502 Farnam St. 10th and Mason Sts.
Telephone 2(0. Telephone 123.
RE-NO-MAY
POWDER
In pink box not only relleres, but
positively cures all dUorders of the
feet, stops odorous perspiration,
cures tender, swollen and painful
feet.
RE'NO'MAY POWDER
la blus box removes all bodily
odors. It cronerlr used no dress
The greatest reduction ever
known in
Cut Prices
of Pianos
has inken place at the warcrooins of
Schnioller & Mueller. Mr. Mueller
who Is Rotio to New York to attend
tho meeting of the National I'lsno
Manufacturers' association, secured
10 carloads of hlKh Krado pianos nt
his own price. Tho goods nro shipped
and we must have room to store them
theretoro every Instrument In tho
houso Is offered regardless of cost,
$600 Pianos only $300.
$500 Pianos only $250.
$400 Pianos only $200.
$30U Pianos only $150.
Ilcailtlful square and upright pianos
nt J20. IS, 05 and up. Kvcry In
strument a genuine bar pa In. It will
pay you to Investigate our Block and
prices beforo buying. Write for cata
logues, prices nnd terms, or pay us a
visit of Inspection,
SCHMOLLER
& MUELLER,
The Largest l'hino House lu
the West.
1313 Farnam St., Omaha.
tk i. n i 1 1 o . i: i izr,.
UHflsll
aim
mS BWaaaaaaiaaaaaal
Now is the Time for a Camera:
Just as the Leaves Are
Coming Out.
Seo tho new No. 3 Pony Prcmo, $11.
Has doublo lens, with Improved Victor
shutter, swing back, rovcrslble back,
doublo lover and brilliant fender, with
tolld leather carrying caso. Notlco
the prlco $11.00.
Wo hnvo nil tho other now makes.
Call or send for new catalogue
THE ROBERT
DEMPSTER COMPANY
1215 Furnnin Street.
Kxcluslvo Dealers In Thoto Mate
rial. LAW BOOKS
A. W. KIXHMAN.
112 So. loth Ave.
Omahn, Neb.
FRIDAY IS REMNANT HAVLIFIK
DAY in tha Bargain Room. 1111 1 MUia
Remnants of Dress Goods, Wash Goods, Flannels, Ribbons,
etc., at a trifle of their cost.
60,000 yards of Hemnnnts of Wool Dress
Goods nt Be, 10c, 15c, 10c and 25c.
r,no Skirt Patterns. In lcnKths from 3V4 to
5 yards, nt 98c, $1.08 and 2.98 for cntlro
pattern.
Strictly All Wool Challls In remnants nt
25c.
Remnants of Silk Stripo Challls at 25c.
an.nnn vards of Percalo Itemnants, 3fl-lnch
wide, rcKUlnr 15c Roods 3V4c.
25,000 yards In nlco long remnants of 36
Inch Percales, resulnr 19 and 25c goods, all
colors, dark and llcht 5c.
10,000 yards of Madras nnd Scotch Rlng
hnms, In plaids nnd stripes, regular 15c
goods 5c.
Remnnnts of Mne Imported Rntlste, Swiss
Lawns nnd other goods, regular 19c valuo
0V4c.
Mnn'a nnil rinvn' Ann .TprSPV Ribbed SIllrtB
and Drawers, In all sires, from 24 to 4C, In
plain nnd fancy colors, mado to sell at
39c, on salo nt 19c.
Men's Black and Tan Socks, seamless,
regular 10c quality, at 5c.
Ladles 'and Children's Fast Black Scam
less Stockings at "Vie
Grocery and Meat Specials
4 bars Wool Soap
for
Quart Cans Syrup
for
Best Now Seeded Hnlslns
pound
New Dutt'S 3 pounds
for
Largo I'pjncs
pound
Evnporated Apples
pound Fancy California Tenches
pound
California Apricots
pound 10 lbs. Whlto Corn
Meal
7,,
7
. M W
10c
5c
,5c
7c
8ic
10c
Crackers-Fresh,
Soda CrnckerH-per pound .
Oyster Crackers per pound
Butter Crackeis-per pound
dinger Snnps-per pound ...
Milk Crackers-per pound .
Quaker or l.'needa Buscult 34C
pneknge
Grahnm Crackers- She
r parka go w-
Oatmeul Crackers Qhc
per package
Vanilla Wafers- 5c
per pojiul
Lemon Wafers- 5c
per pound
SultaniiH 15C
per pound
Fig Bar- 15c
per pound
Sugar and Molasses Cakes- 7oC
pound ,
Oatmeal Crnckcrs 7aC
per pound
Graham Crackers 7aC
nnr trtiirwl
A"?r!S!.Jtfdjr rlnRerS" 8C
ASSBrrtMm!,,e- 8c
5c
HAYDEN BROS.
Foot Dressing!
, Don't get into the habit
of PayinK ,,lorc fr your
ffl5 jh 5w SMoes than we sell them
jC&fl WfeW 'Vim is the season when you
iiiim EZm look for cool foot dressing and
vH this i" 11 good store to find it
WOMHtf'S OXFOKDS medium weight, opera l)C
toe, neat, solid, cloth top, full line of sizes liZu
WOM ION'S OX KOIU3S heavy soles. English too I Ijr
just the thing for street wear, full line sizes Z J
WOM UN'S OXFOKDS black or tan, hid, with j C fl
or without cloth tops, solid, durable, comfortable. . (
WO.MtiN'S PKIXC'IOSS-low shoes, in black kid, neat,
pretty and-comfortable, elastic in front, no lacing, easy to
get on. serviceable summer shoe Crt
for street or house liuU
WOMEN'S OXKOKDS neat style in coin toe, turned sole
with or without doth tops, , full line of I
sizes, regular price elsewhere 9U.25, hero for Ii I J
WOMEN'S SOUTHERN 1UTTT0N a neat, com
fortablo good, good looking turned sole I QA
summer shoe, for liUU
WOMEN'S SOUTHERN TIES with or without patent
leather tips, neat, dressy, warm weather shoe, I Qft
same shoe brings $2.50 elsewhere, our price liUU
CHILDREN'S SLIPPEKS AND SUMMEK SHOES the
most complete, popular priced line of pretty footwear for
the little ones, that are being shown in Omaha.
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It seems we havo sold pretty near everybody In town Hhlrtu, from the
amount we havo sold. Now wo can only say, do you want MO UK SHIKTtf?
Ours at $1, $1.25, or $1.50 beat tho world. No shirts fit llko ours.
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Kith and Chicago
Streets
Hnberdashcrs to Ills Majesty, tho American Citizen. They mako shirts.
SOME OF YOUR FRIENDS
will graduate next month. If Its a boy glvo him a watch
If Its a girl, give her n rlngor brncelet or somo nlco
mnnlcurt! piece. AVo havo hundreds of nlco things to
snow you.
Spend a few minutes nt our store.
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler,
151(5 Douglas St.
Men's Colored laundered Shirts, with
Bcparato collnrs and cuffs, all sizes, from
14 to 17, at 29c.
Extra Heavy Brown Muslin 3.4c
Kino Bleached Muslin IHc
Chock and Stripo Dimity, worth 25c .. 014c
Pliiln India Llnon, worth 15c 4Vc
Extra Heavy Bleached Towels, worth 19c, 7c
25c DlinltleB 12Hc
ISc Dimities ?Hc
Remnants of Fine Lawns, yard lc
Remnants of ISo Shirting Be
Remnants of 15c Shaker Flannel Cc
Remnants of 12c Shaker Flannel.... 3o
Extra large, bleached Towels, worth U,
each r,r,c
25c Hair Brushe 10c-
50c Cuff Buttons l&c
25o Shirt Waist Sets 10o
Shirt Studs, worth 25c 10c
Collar Buttons, worth 25c, set 5c
35c Hand Mirrors 10c
25c Writing Paper, per box 9c
25c Lunch Boxes 10c
60c Belts r,c
15c and 20c Ribbons fo
15c Iaccs , 6c
IHrHO lbs. Yellow Corn
1UC I jici
10c
2c
7c
34c
...5c
25c
40c
44c
7c
Scrubbing Lye
can
California llnms-
i IIOUIKI
I '''tri1 llam i,cr
Veal Loaf
per can
3-pound pall Lard
tor "
5-pound pall Lard
lor
Boneless Corned Beef
at 1
Salt Pork
pound Crisp Goods-Arrived
. . A.
fjcnulno Cnntcrbcrry
per pound '
Baby Mix -
124c
10c
I'ounu -
Union Gem- I24C
pound
Gorman Honey Cakes- 15C
pound
Marshmullow Walnut- CC
pound "
Fancy Jelly Fingers- 12 C
pound
Oeni Arrow Hoot 15c
per pound
Assorted Mumhmnllow 12Ac
per pound -
Ictd MolnHBcs 10c
per pound mww
Spring BeauiU'S (new) f Kc
...I. .1,111,1,1
i"' I-"""
Pecan Wafers
per pound -
Assorted Chocolates
per pound
Marshmullow Orango Drop
pound 15c
124c
124c
15c
15c
! S-r;lpou,m
("reams
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KELLEY 6V HEYDEN
25c Laces T.io
35c Pcnrl Buttons, per dozen 6c
50c Buttons, nil kinds, dozen 5c
Dress Stays, per set 5c
25 dozen Waists with tbo new sleeve, 25a
each.
25 dozen Waists, pleated back and front,
tho new cuff and sleove, only 45c each.
25 dozen Ladles' Underskirts, mado of
linen nnd heavy mercerized sateens, with
flounco and nifties and corded effects, 2.00
quality, for 59c each.
A Few Specials ULSKSdept
100 Suits, worth 12.50, for 5.00 each.
600 suits, from our largo purchases, as
displayed In our window, worth 35.00, all
tho now styles, for $8.98.
A wholo factory of Wash Wnlsts, In colors
and white, tho greatest variety you evor
saw, from 19c to 3.75 each.
Percalo Wrappers, worth 1.00, nt 4oc.
Ladles' Skirts, worth 5.00, for 1.98.
Women's Silk Eton Jackets, worth up to
25.00, for 8.60.
Women's Flno Suits, worth up to 60.00,
for 20.00 each.
$3.50 Fancy Embroid
ered Waist Goods
$1 Yd.
FRIDAY, 8 O'CLOCK, we will place n
snlo 200 pieces short lengths to 4 yds.
of Iho very finest Allover Tucked nnd
Embroidered Whlto Ooods, for shirt waists
and waist fronts. These goods urn Ihn
very latest novelties and worth from I3.f0
to 3.50 per ynrd.
JIEMEMREK 8 O'CLOCK FRIDAY
MORNING ALL AT ON1S & tI
PRICE-I'KIl YARD JJU.UU
200 Yards Best Quality
Machine Thread 14c
per Spool.
10 Spools for lfic.
10 Spools tho limit.
In the Bargain Room.
Free at Notion Counter
Sample cards of tho latest and best
Nursery I'lns In tho market.
Free Friday Only.
25c and 50c Ladies'
Belts 15c.
Big Job lot In Ladles' Belts-worth Me,
35c and 60c, oil on sale iFtC
Friday nt each ,uw
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