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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, MAT 29, lfOl.
DISCUSSION OF NEW WORK . pces take a bib tumile
Coaferenci Bttwam OontraoUn and Unita
Facifio Offio!a1.
NOT READY YET TO LET CONTRACTS
SlcArtlmr Ilrothrm, Mlkr lllliiorr nnd
OIIiitb Are in Oiiinlm TnlUInu
Jl ti Kim-UK atcrn Work I
I'riiKrt'KftiiiK ltnilill-.
A number of prominent railroad con
tractors, Including the MacArthur Bros, of
Chicago, Mlko Kltuoro of Alliance and
others, arrived In the city yesterday for the
purposo of conferring with Union Pacific
officials relative to the nw work which
ill be contracted for as Boon as thi sur
veys for tho new Hoe from Salt Lal;o to
Los Angeles nre coinplctcd. No contracts
noni let yesterday for this work, and It Is
Authoritatively slated none will be con
sidered for at least two months,
"There Is no question," said a Union
1'aclflc official, "but that the Oregon Short
l.lnn proposes to bullil ttouth from Bait
Lake to l.os AukcIcs, nnd It has bi.cn vir
tually determined that tho englnccrlm? will
bo performed by tho engineering depart
ment of the Union I'aclllc. Surveyors are
now In tlin field and several routes are In
contemplation. None lias as yot been de
cided upon, and until this Is done no con
tracts will bo let. Within sixty days tlmo,
I think, the route will have been selected,
and then contracts for tho work will bo
lot. Tho proposed new line will bo built
without encountering any problems In an
enplrieerlnR way whatever, so that tho
contracts will bo for ordinary grading
work."
In connection with tho visit of the con
tractors to Union Pacific headquarters yos
terday It Is learned (hat the work on the
Union I'acKlc line In Wyoming Is progress
ing rapidly. All of the cut-offs which were
contracted for havo been completed except
tho Aspen cut-off, whero n tunnel a tnlla
nnd a half In length Is being built. This
will be completed by autumn.
"The visit of the contractors to tho city
today," said an official connected with the
engineering department of tho Union 1'a
clflc, "Is for the purposo of discussing roil
lino matters relative to work that has al
ready been done. No bids for new work
havo been called for and none are for tho
present In contemplation."
DICKINSON NOT A OANIMDATK.
Drulri lleliiK In Mur for cv York
On I nil 1'ri'Klilriu')'.
If Edward Dickinson, general manager of
tho Union 1'aclflc, Is being considered by
the dlrccton. of the New York Central for
the presidency ot that railroad, ho doesn't
know It, so ho declares.
"I have nc Information relative to this
matter," said Mr Dickinson when shown a
dispatch from New York stating that he
was u candidate for tho nresldcncy of tho
Now York Central, "except what Is con
tained In this message. I am not a candi
date for tho presidency of tho Now York
Central and If my name Is being considered
It la without my knowledge."
Klltht Cnrlond of Merries (.'time nt
Once nml Olnt the l.oenl
Mnrket.
Eight carloads of strawberries, or 100,000
quarts, were thrown on tho Omaha market
yesterday. It was the most berries that have
ever been put on tho Omaha market In
one day. The result was a terrific slump
In prices. Very good berries sold as low
as 11. The best shipping stock sold nt $2
and prime berries for the local market
brought J1.73. Missouri, Kentucky, Arkan
Has and Iowa bcirles were on the market.
Homo grown peas made their first ap
pearance on the market and sold at $2.25
per bushel. California apricots also made
their first appearunco and brought Z per
crato containing four .boxes. Texas cab
bago also showed up on tho market for the
first time this season.
IIiiIIttii' iitm mill I'rrnonnl.
Ueorg" D. Rogers, district passenger
agent of the Northern Pacific, with head
quarters lit Lies Moines, was a visitor In the
city yesterday,
V. H. Tleach, traveling passenger agent
ot the Minneapolis & fit. 1,0111s, Is down
from MlnneapollH today culling on tho local
railroad fraternity.
Samuel Hlgglns. superintendent of mo
tive power and machinery of the Union
Pacific, left yesterday morning' for Chey
enne tor rt short business trip.
The Ilurllngton will run a special train
to Ashland Memorial day In order to give
the relatives nnd friends of the Hlsh
school cadets who arc encamped there an
opportunity to visit the soldier boys. The
train will leave hero Thursday morning nt
9:30 and returning, leave Ashland ut C:S0
In the evening.
A I. on 1)b nt l.nkc OkolioJI for Ifll.dll.
Dig excursion via tho Milwaukee road.
If you enjoy good fishing or a pleasant,
quiet day at one of thn most beautiful
summer resorts In the west, make you
plans to Join tho excursion to Luke
Okobojl, la., which leaver Omaha at S
p. in. Saturday, Juno S, via special trnln
on the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
railway, arriving at Omnha on tho return
trip" early Monday morning. Tho round
trip rate Is $3. City ticket office, ISO! Far
nam stieet.
P. A. NASH, General WeBtern Agent.
Telephone 284.
Ilnlldiiy iv'lli Omnha Cndrta.
Cheap trip to Omaha High School cadets'
encampment at Ashland.
Special train leaves Ilurllngton station,
Omiha( 9:30 n. m., May 30. Returning,
leaves Ashland, 6:30 p. m.
Hound trip tickets 75 cents.
Modern Woodmen.
Lowest rates,
Special accommodations,
St. Paul and return
via
"Th Northwestern Line."
June S io 11.
1401-1403 Farnam street.
Publish your legal notices in The Weekly
flee. Telephone 238.
.4 I'lrnaitiit Journey.
A representative of the lice heard a
well-known Morrlsvltlo woman, who fre
quently visits o married daughter In New
York, telling some friends onn day this
week of her first experience riding on tho
Kmplro 8tnte Express. "I was coming up
from New York," she said, "and thought
I would try that famous train I've heard
so much about. Well, we rolled nlong
smooth nnd easy nnd pretty soon 1 noticed
a lot of tho men getting up and putting
on their overcoats. 1 thought all these men
could not bo getting cold, for the car was
very comforlnble, and In Just a minute
the trainman called out 'Albany!' I could
hardly believe It; I would Just as soon
have expected to bo In California so
quickly. Wo loft New York nt half-pnst
8 and were at Albany a llttlo after 11 and
at Utlca before 1 o'clock. I changed to
an accommodation train there and was In
Canastota a few minutes after 2. Myl it
seems almost like flying." Now whenever
this good lady wants to visit New York
she goes a good bit, out of her way that
nlio may travel by the New York Central.
From tho Canastota I3eo.
Announcement of tlie Thentcr.
The "Aro You n lluffalo" nurlesquers
arc an attraction of clever artists, pre
senting an acceptable offering of vaudeville
and burlesque at the Trocadero. The at
tendance this week has been Tory good.
Rosenthal's amateurs nnd benefit, with
out any exception, will be tho largest ama
teur event of this kind ever witnessed In
this city.
Tho Hat of applications received has
been extremely large and Includes W. E.
Cornwcll, tho Ezra Kendall of the vaude
ville stage, and Miss Tcnnlss Robbing,
"The Olrl from Southern Tennessee." A
female wrestling match will bo nn Inter
esting feature. Manager Rosenthal will
entertain his numerous friends with nn
original specialty.
To Mnlie n l'amile Toilnr.
W. W. Colo's show, allied with tho Mor
ris Ilros". dog and pony circus, which will
bo one of the features at the Krug park,
tho now summer resort that will be opened
tomorrow, will mnko a street parade at
10 o'clock today. Over 150 performing an
imals are carried by this show.
Stonccyphcr. printer: 1201 Howard St.
Modern Woodmen.
Lowest rates.
Special accommodations.
St. Paul and return
via
"Tho Northwestern Lino,;'
June S to 11.
1401-1403 Farnam street.
Card of Thank,
We wish to thank our many friends and
neighbors for their help and sympathy In
our recent bereavement and deepest sor
row In the loss of our 'husband and father.
MRS. PAMELIA REEVES.
J. C. REEVES.
MRS. J. H. QUINN
MRS, II. Pi RHODES.
MRS. P. M'EVOY.
DIETRICH MAY GO ABROAD
Senntor In Considering Invitation to
Accniuiinnr Orflolnl Pnrtr
Around thn World,
Senator Dietrich Is considering an Invi
tation to accompany a congressional party
on a trip around the world In a govern
ment transport. Congressman Mercer Is
going to be one of the party, which will
leave New York June 20, going by way of
Dermuda and the Suer. canal to the Philip
pine Islands nnd returning by wny of San
Francisco. Tho party will be absent about
four months. Senator Dietrich has not yet
fully made up his mind whether to accept
or decline the Invitation, for the reason
that he objects to being nwny so long Just
at the time required by tho trip.
I.nke Oknltnjl nnd Return :i.O.
On Saturday, June 8, tho Chicago, Mil
waukee & St, Paul railway will run an
excursion train from Omaha to Lake
Okobojl, returning Sunday night. Excof
lent boating nnd fishing and an outing
nt one of the most beautiful resorts In
the west. Tho very low rato of S3 will
bo made for tho round trip. Full partic
ulars on application nt tho city ticket of
fice, 1501 Farnam street. F. A. NASH,
General Western Agent.
omelnl lloute In St. Paul.
Modern Woodmen of America.
The Illinois Central has been selected a
tho official line from Nebraska to the Head
Camp mooting nt St. Paul, June 10-15.
In addition to regular trains, a "Wood
men Special" train will leave OmihA Sjb
day evening, Juno 9. Rate, $16.00 for the
round trip. For full particulars and copy
nt handsomely Illustrated circular, call on
or address W. II. Brill, D. P. A. I. C. It. R.,
1102 Farnam street, Omaha, Neb.
Sneclnl Trnln lo Cndet'si lincnnntmrtit.
Special train to Ashland will leave Ilur
llngton station, Omaha, 9:30 a. in.,
Memorial day, May 30. Returning, will
leave Ashland, 6:30 p. m.
Round trip tickets, 75 cents.
IIIKI).
KELLY At Clnrkson hospltnl. Jimmy, ron
of Martin Kelly, aged 14 years 3 months.
Funeral notice later.
nHEVOORT-John. 25Sfi Jones street, nt C
o'clock Tuesday evening, Mny 23, fnther
of Mrs. F. A. Green. Funeral notice
later.
Good
White
Paint
1.05 TO LINCOLN AXII HttTtmN.
Via MurllnKton llanle.
Every day, May 24 to 31, tncluaivn.
Tickets good to return till June 4.
Trains leave Tlurllngtan station;
8:40 a, m., 4:26 p. m. and 3:00 p. m.. dally,
nnd 3:00 p, m dally, excopt Sunday,
Mortality MtntlKllen.
Tho following deaths and births were re
ported to the city health commissioner for
the twenty-four hours ending at noon Tues
day: Deaths Mrs. A. L. Cook, HI. Joseph's
hospital, aged SS,
lllrths-G. A, Pegnn. 270(5 South Nine
teenth, girl; Otovcr Jones. 2431 South Eight
eenth, boy. Roy Putney, 521S North Thirty
seventh, girl: Alonzo T, Anthony, 3J44 South
Nineteenth, boy; Richard Larsen, 2410 South
Twenty-ninth, girl.
Excursion to AahlHnd.
Memorial day, May 30.
Omaha High School cadets' encampment.
Round trip tickets 75 cents.
Special train leaves Durltngton station,
Omaha, 9:30 a. m.
Returning, leaves Ashland. 6:30 p. m.
Stonecypher prints anything. Tel. 1310.
For Sale A new, late style Kimball piano
at a bargain. Inquire O. D. Tzschuck, Be
business office.
Dr. R. D. Mason, rectal surgery, Brown blk.
PIANOS
AT A CLEARING SALE
To Immediately reduce stock we have set aside a number of new and
lightly used and second band pianos which we offer at a heavy reduction
from regular prices.
Ebony Upright $65 Rosewood Upright $110
Beautiful Oak Upright $125 Elegant Mahogany Upright. . .$148
14 square pianos all In good condition $15, $25, f 45 and up.
Stemway Vose Emerson Ivors & Pond
Steck A. B. Chase Steger & Packard Pianos
sold for caab or on the easy monthly payment plan. New pianos for rent. Fine
tuning and repairing promptly done. Call or write at onco for complete bar
tain list and full particular!, You can make a great saving by buying now.
Schmoller & Mueller,
The Largest Piano House in the West.
1313 Farnam, Omaha. 337 Broadway Co. Bluffs
TELEPHONE 1625.
a
THE DRESSIEST COSTUME
would not be complete without one of our beautiful Sash Tins and
Chaletalne Turses we'll take pleasure In showing you theso goods.
We close at noon Decoration day.
MAWHINNEY & RYAN CO.,
Jewelers. Cor. 15th and Douglas Sts.
A beautiful white paint Is the hardest
of nil paints to get Just right, but the
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. fully appre
elate this and make whlto mixed paints
adapted for every purpose.
TUX (10) KIXI1S OK WII1TK I'AIXT.
(Note carefully.)
1. "Family White I'nlnt." for Inside uso.
',4 pint. 15c: pint, 30c; quart, DOc.
2. "flloss White," exterior use.
Quart, 50c; H gallon, 85c; gallon, J1.C0;
C-gallon cans, J7.50.
3. "Flat White," Interior uso (for fine
work).
Quart, COc; M gallon, $1.10; gallon,
J2.00. This should be used for FIRST
1 or 2 coats, and then FINISHED WITH
WHITE ENAMEL.
.4. "Inside Oloss White," pure white.
Quart, C5c; V4 gallon, $1.25; gallon,
$2.35.
5. "China Gloss White," Inside uso.
(Slightly lvory-tlnged.) Quart, 50c;
gallon, 85 c: gallon, J 1.00,
6. "Bicycle Enamel," pure white.
,i plrit, only 2Cc.
7. "Enamel Paint." puro white.
U pint. 20c; i pint, 35c; pint, COc;
quart, $1.00.
S. "Enamel Paint," Ivory white.
U Pint, 20c; M pint, 35c; pint, 60c;
quirt, $1.00.
9. "Bath Enanui," Ivory whlto.
Mi pint, 60c; pint, $1.00.
10. "llath Enamel," Porcelain whlto. .
(Puro white.) '4 pint, 60c; pint, 51.00.
Call for color card and ask us about
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS" PAINT.
Sherman & McConnell
DRUG CO.,
Co in it Illth nnd Undue Mlrrrtn.
Omaha's Finest
Shoe Store.
The artistic touch on OUIt SHOES
distinguishes them nt a planco from
SHOKS sold flsowhcre. 0(JU MANA
GER, who Is now onst, stuffed In 100
eiiflcs of men's nnd women's lluest
nhoes, comprising standard makers. To
clean them up In two days wo have
marked them at such LOW IMHUKS
that will till the store with buyers
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. Not the
ordinary shoes usually offered nt special
sales.
Impossible to give detailed descrip
tion. COME THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
Bncceiiori to TUB IIOWH.
1515 Douglas St. 1515.
THE
"CENTURY"
CAMERA
Has Arrived
Dease call and see this new line,
of strictly first-class Cameras.
Tho "CENTURY" GRAND Is
the finest thine on the market
of Its stylo and has several new
features to be had In no other
make. Prices also up to date.
Send for catalogue.
THE ROBERT
DEMPSTER COMPANY
1215 Farnam Street.
Exclusive Dealers In Photo Matt
rial.
WONDBItri'MiV LOW' MATES.
Via The IlnrlltiKtnn Itnutr,
Buffalo, N. Y., and return, $33.15, Choice
of routes nt corresnondlntr rates.
Kansas City, Mo., and return, June 10
and 11. $7.75. ,
Cincinnati, O.. July 4, 5 and 6, $27.50. 1
Detroit, Mich., and return, July 5, 6 nnd I
7, $22.00.
Summer tourist rates to hundreds ot
other points.
Additional Information and tickets, 1502
Farnam street.
1n tlullorn
To St. Pnul and return,
account M.W.A. convention.
"The Northwestern Line,"
1401-1403 Fnrnain street.
Send nrtlclss of mouruo-snon notices ot
stockholders' meetings, etc., to Tho nee.
We will give them proper legal Insertion.
Telepbono 2SS.
Ought to Be Thumped-
Tho CltV rVilltirlt Vllfpil Ihft nllinr ilnv 11ml
perty owners must petition them If Hie
wish the holes In the streets ropnlnji
pro
y
oiim mini oi Kiti piny is iiusv ny nun i
they no ahead anil make tho needed repairs
nnd nssess thu properly If neet'ss.iry. No,
Ifrinl'M .... . 1 ,....1. in...
"lv W4U uittu tin- nuvrin iimiiv nni:
with holes In 'cm bis cnouph to put
a. wagon In, than do something that will
please the citizen".
Temptation Tonic 7.e
Peruna 533
Wine of Cnrdul 4:0
Coke's Dandruff Curo ffic
Newbro's Hcrplclde J'.io
Syrup of FIrb , 29o
Mennen's Talcum Powder lie
Castorla CiThe kind you havo nhvnys
boucht") iic
Ileladontm Plasters 7c
llyomel Sonp u0
Woodbury's Facial Soap l3o
Cutlctira Soap ipc
JJnclu Sam's Tobacco Cure (Ktinrnnteed) 50c
.,"?.' -i'011 "oo1 mat Pennyroyal
Pills ($2.01) size) 75c
Plnkham's Compound toe
And nil others at same ratio.
Cut Price
Drug Store
T-l. 717. S.W.Cor. HMIi nnd ( lilcnuo.
Goods delivered Fit IS R to nny part of city.
SHRADER'S.
Not ONCK can anyone say that Shrader's
10 Minute Headache Powders failed to re
lieve and cure the most obJtlnate sick and
nervous headaches. It Is a positive relief
and n positive cure In 10 minutes. Why
For It Is the only dry effervescent headache
poilcr In tho world that liberates that
sickening gas of the stomach that enuies
such sick headnches. It Is an nnodyno for
nil pains and n nervine for the nerves,
Why? For It dilates tho contracted blood
veins nnd arteries nnd Rives tone to the
nerves In 10 minutes, Shrador's 10 Minute
Headache Powders contain no opiates as
ethers do. This Is as harmless as siiRar.
Sold In nil up to date drtiR stores In 10c and
I5c packages. Write for sampler. Address
W, J, SHRADER
MEDICINE CO,,
New York and Omaha, Neb.
SCHAEFER'S
Soft Hats
Soft Shirts
Soft Ties
To Kxrlirinuc I'or
Hard or Soft Money.
Straw Hats
50c to $2.50.
T
!
BLACK,
The $2.50 Hutlor j
J.OT So. Kith St.
I Are You Ready
Aro you ready with tho wanted ar
ticles for Thursday? Many of you
will nogleot this until tho last min
ute; then in your hurry will not
find what you want while tho more
careful ones will buy early and find
just what they want.
$ You can et (J. A. It. Suits for S 7 OO
; " mi can jjet blue serjje coats ami
wsts lor un
You can net ilauticl coats and vests
lor..... 2 75
You can get 11 mnel coats and pnnts
for 75
You can pet fancy il.innet suits for 5 '25
You cm get koo J straw hats for.. '25i
You can get ool percale shirts for 45c
You can get better ones In madras
for 75
Vou can get fancy half hose for.... 15c
You can uot uood suspenders for.. 15c
ou can got Kood leather belts for '25c
You can get better ones for 45c
You can u-.t 50c values in necUwear for 23c
You can not hoik! linen collars for IOc
You can net a better one for 15c
Yen can get a good undershirt for 25c
You can ucta piir of dr.iwjrs for '25c
You can get a flood cool shirt for !?5c
You can t;ct a good pair of pants for 1 75
You can get a blue serge suit for 4 75
You can got more for your money in this store than in
any olher store in Omaha,
ray
iff w
FQUR BIG STOCKS
FROM THE CHICA
GO UNDERWRITERS SALE AT SQs
ON THE DOLLAR.
Sensational bargains in dry goods, carpets and draperies,
notions, furnishings, etc., etc., from the 4 immense stocks ot
J. G. lull 5 Oo,, Gbicrp
Felmsr & Go., Mevj gkis
Tuomy Bras., Detroit
, Williams & Mully, Ssranfon
Bought at auction they were secured at a ridiculously low
price and are on sale in Hayden's Bargain Room. Such
colossal selling -such gigantic bargain giving
such astonishingly low prices were never heard of
in the wOSt before. Hayden's great eale of the four big
stocks is" crowding the big store daily.
four Big Stacks
ash Oesds
in hd Bargain . oom
iiomnam.i 01 iuc i.nwnii, yard ....
Itcmnants of 2uo Mcrccrizod Satin
Remnants of 3fi-lnch Percale ...
Rcmnmits of 19c Dimities
KcmnantB of iuc Shakur Flannel .
10c Xalnsonkn
15c Nainsooks
19c Nainsooks
Itcmnants of 23c n.itlsic Printed
HommintB of 19c Madras
Sreai
Grocery
10c
10c
lue
8c
I bars Wool Soap ....
lu' 10 pounds Corn Meal
...S'so I'all Jelly
...3v-jc 1 iiottlo Catsup
'"tjl California Prunes Go
"i!up! 5 I)0lintl3 -Motli Halls, for 10c
...ihc
. . . Tie
... 5c
fefs bm Lard
' No. 1 sugar cured llanm
.10V
lSo Glongarriq Olnzliains
25c Percales fio . Potted Meats, aesortrd. per can 3',fcc
2jc Orfiandjes r.c , i.ean Breakfast Macon 12c
f ?'"'nB 'Tints H,c 5 pnm, ,mlls j.uro 1r!lf IjQI,, Uc
15c yard wldo SHUolluo ,
Notions
1 in Bargain 'oom,
10c large spool Linen flnitlied Thread., lc
Heldlnc pros. Silk Thread, spool lc
Ktnhrnlitrtrv Pnttnn nni annnl In
73c and' $1.00' Ribbon 13o I
50c Uelts lo1
liOc Bolts nc1
20c Ulbbon f,r 1
16c Ribbon lc
Kancy Work Bankets, each le
25c Buttons, per rd lo
25o Pearl Buttons, per dozen 2'ZjO
Belt Holders, each ic
25c Picture Frames it 1
25c, .15r and 50c Laces, all ko at r.c
oiiuo i.Eces, nor uuncu , iu
Four Bit Stock
Dress Coods
50c, 75c nnd $1.00 Dress Goods, yard .,12'jC
Ziio Dress Goods, yard 5c
I yards skirt patterns, worth COc yard
entire patterns for 9Sc
All wool Challls, 32-Iuch wide 19c
10c Hose, black and tan, worth 10c... 5c
Boys' colored chlrts, worth 50c I9c
Ladles' fVcsta, with or without sleeves
worth 25o 10c
1' c
, 10 pound palls Puro Leaf Lard 87c
Fruits, Fish
and Shegss
Cholco large I.eraons, per dozen 10o
Fancy Pineapples, each "Vic
Brick Ccd Hah, per brick 7c
No. 1 Ilorrlnu, each 2ie
No. 1 Family Mackerel, each "ic
Fancy I.unrhcon Cheese, Jar lOe
Young America Cheese 12'.'..c
Wisconsin Full Cream Cheese, Sc and 12c
China Si Crockery
Plates IViC 2c nnd ,1c
Vegetables, 2c, Sc and 5c
Platter, 3c, 5c, 7o and 10c
Cups and Saucers. lVfcc, 2c and 5c each.
Wash Howl and Pitcher, 19c each
Chambers 15c
Tumblers lj,c
Crystal Saucd Ulsho3, 2 for lo
Seml-Porcolaln Sauco Dishes lc
And remember these goods are direct
from tho manufactory, tho best selected
goods
iBk mn ana n
wasu uuuas
Bargains in High Class Goods.
All our special dress patterns In flno embroidered St, Goul Swiss M ffa
worth $9.60 to $12.00 each go on salo tomorrow tho J JjfJ
entire dress pattern for TfWl
Special line of Satin Raye (satin stripe) Floral Dimities, a fabrlo never AA
offered at less than COc yard go on solo f f (
tomorrow at, yard MWV
Batiste Superba 40-lneh wide, In colors an extra choice lOl m
quality (25c grade) (jo on salo 1 oR
tomorrow at
Finest quality of Importod Mercerized Sateen Foulard styles IO
a 35 cent fabric on special salo IJJC
Washable Chiffon In the wide widths In colors and black. A fabrlo more desirable
than any other plain cotton for Dresses, Waists, etc Never sold AA
at less than COc anywhere on special cale ijSju
tomorrow at, yard
HAYDEN BROS.
ri
Ttie Constarvt
Incoming
a
2.90
Wpp Sifc Htnl nlcelv trimmed with hrnlu now oxtrn wic
TtJP?2'j Houiico f-ltirt trimmoii with roufllca unil braid
CHfllvair very lmiulHomo mid nttrac-
lVXtJ tivts sultrt tlioy cannot bo du- H (I R 1
fcfr plleiitPd ol.owhoro for Iom -J: ZjfJ
o. "
m
Women's Wash Waists
made of lino quality uf lawn, In pretty
strlp.-s, made with now sailor collar to
matih stripes the new
Bishop sleeve
real valuo $1.00
nt
Women's Wash Waists
in linens' ehambrays, madras, clutbs and
lawn plain tolora In all tho leading shades
some mado with tucked sailor collars,
others trimmed with four rows of em
broidery and twentjvfour rows of tucking
down tho front anil many other pretty
ami up-U-dato styles
among them
$1.50 and $2.00 value'
at
tlmii te WuilnuBil.iy pi ioo.
Big Sale of
Horses
of new styles makes
our Summer Dress
and Shirt Waist depart
ment, this time of the iear
of great interest to women, lhursdny will b docorntion
day and you'll want to dress cool, yot dressy wo aro
sure you can find tho wanted kind of clothes hero at a
most reasonable xir.ce.
Women's Wash Dresses
Hundreds of pretty things in Lawn,
Dimity, Linen and White.
Wash Suits mado of tho bot quality of olmtn
bray, plain colon, oxblood, bluo, oto. lnrtfo
mllor oollai'x, ttimuiod with braid skirt in
Ktndutttod llounco styles, trimmed with four
row of braid a vory protty ntiu nobby bitlt,
ierfeet fitting you can
approoiato tho beauty only
nftor soolni: thtim regular
$." valuoj NVeilucsday
Women's Wash Suits
mado of fine lawns, in pink and nine, with
In ko collar and rovoro of nil-over embroldory,
nlsn L'rahs'linon huUh with laiJ' laco collars
and nlcelv trimmed with braid now extra wldo
69c I
95c. v , rw
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We will hold our first western horse sale on Tues
day, June 1, 11)01, at the Union Stock Yards, South
Omaha, Neb., and will consist of 12."0 head of well bred
Oregon horses weighing from 1)00 lo J .'00 pounds.
These horses are fat and have been careful l.v selected
and fully half will he matured geldings and dry mares,
balance mares and colts, yearlings and Lvoar-olds. The
record we made last year is a guarantee to every pur
chaser that we will have the number of horses adver
tised and will positively sell to the highest bidder in
car load lots and the quality of the horses just as rep
resented. Sale to commencee at 1 o'clock p. in. sharp.
McCreary & Carey,
Win. Holland, Auctioneer.
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