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THE 03rAHA DAIJjY TUT EKPAV, MAY 30, 1001.
BOOM AT SUNRISE
D&tti of Memorial Daj to Be AuBnncd by
Ron af Big Gum.
HEALTH OF FLOWERS IN WAITING
Urdhiiliiiiry ArrniKcmt-nl Incident to
lliiirml t Ucuortttloii Orf iiuiiiltfR)
Stood ( iiiiilc( .'Mn or Moore
Iftmirn 1'rorlniiwi t Ion.
GREAT SHORTAGE OF BOYS
At sunrise this morning Omahans will
Vo nwakencd by salutes Ilred at Pros
pect Hill ami Forest Lawn cemeteries. Sor
Ijcant Allison ami a snund o( men from
.Tort Crook will lire tho salutes In the
tfrand Army of the Republic clrclo at For
est I.awn and member of Company h will
have chargo of the firing at 1'rospcct Hill.
A Spanish gun captured at Han Tnmas,
I'hlllpplnn Island!, will be used by tho
members of Company L,.
Tho decoration of kmvcn I" Iho various
cemoterics of the city will take place
this morning. Company U will march to
I'rcspoct Hill cemetery and caro for the
graves of departed members. Itov. A. C.
Hirst will offer prayer nnd a song will be
rung by a mnlo iunrtet. Tho cernmonles
will conclude with tho blowing of tups.
At 10 o'clock the Grand Army of tho Re
public will hold brief ceremonies at Forest
J.awn cemetery. In tho other cemeteries
there will bo no formal exercises, but all
oldlrrs craves will bo decorated by com
mittees from tho Orand Army of tho Ke
publlo and Woman'H Ilcllef corps.
l''ii'in:illon of I'nnnlf. ,
Tho Memorial day parade will form at
Sixteenth street and Capitol avenue at 1:30
In the afternoon. Tho Tenth Infantry band
from Fort Crook will lead the procession
over tho following lino of march: South on
Sixteenth to Farnam, west on Farmtm to
Twenty-sixth, south on Twenty-sixth to St.
JIary'h avenue, west on St. Mary's nvenuo
to Twenty-seventh, south on Twenty-seventh
to Leavenworth, west on Leavenworth
to Twenty-ninth; south on Twenty-ninth to
.Woolworth avenue.
At Woolworth avenue tho (Irand Army
posts and auxiliary bodies will Join tho
procession and march Into Hanscnm park
to the gravo which has been prepared In j
memory of tho unknown dead. At tho con
clusion of services nt the gravo them will
bo exercises at tho speakers' stand. Dr.
A. C. Hirst will deliver tho Decoration day
oration.
Mnyiir'n rroelninntlon.
Mayor Moores has l6ued tho following
Decoration day proclamation:
To tl.c CltlzenB of Omnlin: On next
Thursday, overywhens throughout tho
country and even In the lands fur over
the sea, ioyul American will Join In ex
pressions of loyalty and patriotism.
With the return of this season of tears
nnd of (lowers all classes of citizens with
bowed hendH and reverent hourtu should
once more do hotnaije to the nation's mar
tyred dead, while with patriotic ardor they
clasp HKnln tho hands of her living heroes
and wish them "godspeed."
It Is particularly lining nnd appropriate
that thoto who liavo been born or reached
maturity since the stirring days of civil
war should drink at this lountaln of pa
triotism, by Joining In tliesii hnllowed me
morial services
In behalf of tho posts of the Orand Army
of tho Republic I would most earnestly
renuest nil proprietors of storey factories
nnd other places employing labor, to close
their establishments on Decoration day nt
J2 o'clock, noon, so that nil clashes of our
citizens may have the remainder of tho day
tor their own uses nnd may lie enabled to
attend tho Memorial exercises, of which
full notice will bo Riven In the dally papers.
I trust also that everyono will decorate
his residence and place of business In a
manner appropriate to the occasion.
FRANK K. MOORKS. Mayor.
Tho city hall will bo closed during tho cn
tlro day tomorrow and Mayor Moores Is
very anxious to have all offices and busi
ness houses give their employes an oppor
tunity to observe Memorial day.
TRADE BELONGS TO OMAHA
Illch Trrrlturr In .Mlsmnirl Which l
.Vow Covered liy Other
Cities.
A prominent business man of Omaha, who
has returned this week from a week's visit
In northwestern Missouri, Is asking why
moro Omaha merchants do not reach down
Into that country for trnde. There arc
two good railroads between this city and
Chllllcnthe, whereas Kansas City has direct
communication by but ono road. Uetwcen
CbllUcotho and the Nebraska line Is a rich
farming country and some good towns.
Thrco or four leading Omaha bouses are
Poking trade there, but there, appears to
bo opportunity for others of which tbey aro
not not availing themselves.
This section Is supplied with shoes largely
by St. iouls and Jefferson 'city. St. Louis,
It. Is said, has forty-six wholesala boot nnd
shoo bouses, and thero aro sevea shoo fac
tories In Jefferson City, Including two in
which convict labor Is employed. Tho
suggestion Is made by tho Omaha man re
ferred to above that this city should be able.
to make somo of tho shoes that aro eold
In that territory, and that there Is scopo
for three times as many shoo factories In
Omaha ns aro In business here now.
IIIkIi .Vcliool (ilrlK Affect .Mniirnlnu
tnrl on Account of
Ciuleln' Alcnee.
Tho High schoo! was a boylcss echool yes
terday, all but n paltry thirteen of tho
sterner sex being at the Ashland encamp
ment. It was an odd coincidence that the
glrli should appear In mourning. Nearly
every one of them, In lieu of the usual
bright ribbons, wore streamers of crepe,
with somber -hued rosettes upon their
sleeves.
They hastened to explain that It was not
becauso tho boys wero nway that they ex
ploited these cmblcm3 of grief. It was be
cause, they said, they had positioned the
school board for a holiday and It bad been
denied them. They wanted a holiday bo
tnuso tho boys were hnvlng one nnd thought
tlni board wan real mean.
However, It was generally understood
that tho glrlB wero loncnomo, and hence
tho woods. The situation somehow sug
gested the anclont pong:
Reuben, Reuben, I've been thinking
Whnt a snd world this would be,
If the men were, nil transported
Far beyond tho northern sea,
llnyileit Urn, ('loir.
As usual, the big store will close at noon
In honor of Decoration day.
HAYDKN HHOS.
REAL ESTATE MEN TO PICNIC
Committee ronnliterx (lie (location for
.Member nf (lie V.
cliniiatc. At the meeting of the Real Hstnto ox
rhango yesterday the question of n picnic to
be held In a short t ling was referred to a
committee consisting of tl. S. Uenawo, F.
I). Wead and It. F. Dally. A committee
comprising K. P. Hicks, S. A. Jlroadwoll
and M. F Kenuard was appointed to In
vestlgato the proposition to render aid to
tho Omaha Fleet Syrup and Chicory com
pany. Willis Todd mndo application for mem
bership In tho exchange und tho nutter
went over under the rules.
Lot 2, block t, Parker's addition, was ap
praised nt 541.73 per foot.
Tho o.chnngo then took an excursion to
llctison under tho invitation of E. A. Benson.
LOUIS GODOLA ON TRIAL
Cm in Which Ooiticlion M&j Mrau DiMh
on Gnllom.
EXAMINING JURORS FOR QUALIFICATION
.Not I'rnliiilile Hint TnkliiK of Textl
nioiiy Will lleuln Until 'l'lmr Ji
ll ii) Murdered Mnn's
Willow In Court.
Attetitlnu, .Sir KnlKuU.
Tho Plr knights of Mt. Calvary Com
mandery No. 1, Knights Templar, aro re
quested to asserablo nt the Asylum Friday,
May 31, 1901, at 1 o'clock p. ra,, to nsslst
at the Templar service of the funeral of
Blr Knight John Ilrevoort, tho oldest mem
br of tho order in this coramandery. So
Journlng knights are invited to attond.
DKNJAMIN F. THOMAS, Commander.
Attest: KHEN K. LONO. Recorder.
oaiclal Ilonte tn St. I'anl.
Modern Woodmen of America.
The Illinois Central has boen selected at
the official line from Nebraska to the Head
Camp meeting at St. Taul, June 10-15.
In addition to regular trains, a "Wood
men Special" train wilt leave Omaha Ban
ay evening, Juno D. Hato, 510.00 for the
round trip. For full particulars and copy
et handsomely Illustrated circular, call on
or address W. H. mill, D. P. A. I. O. R. R.,
1402 Farnam street, Omaha, Neb.
c.u sr. or iwm.inc ii.vut.
liinlru(T, AV hi eli In n tierm DUeniei
Kill the fierni.
Falling hair is caused by dandruff, which
s a germ disease. The germ In burrowing
u to tho root of tho hair, where it deitrnys
ho vitality of tho hair, causing the hair to
fall nut, digs up tho cuticle In little scales,
nlled dandruff or scurf. You can't stop the
falling hair without curing tho dandruff
und jou can't cure the dandruff, without
killing the dandruff germ. "Destroy tho
rnuke, you remove tho effect." Nowbro's
Herplcldo Is the only hair preparation that
kills the dandruff germ. Herplcldo is aUo
a delightful hnlr dressing. '
Krnir I'nrU Open iin n I'll mil)- lienor!.
The Krug park will bo opened ns n family
summer resort today. Kvorythlne is In ro.id-
lucsi nnd a great surprise is In storo for the
big crowd that Is sum to attend todny. Tho
children's playground, tho picnic ground,
the merry-go-round, tho beautiful garden
and numerous other features have been
completed nnd will show up In elegant
style. At night tho brilliancy of the place
will be a strong reminder of tho Trans
mltslsslppl exposition. W. W. Cole's shows,
allied with Morris Bros.' pony nnd dog cir
cus, will give afternoon and evening per
formances under their monster tent", which
nan been pitched In tho arena In the center
of tho park. Lorenz's cornet band will ren
der concerts, which will undoubtedly prove
a big drawing card among tho music lovers.
In anticipation of a tremendous jam the
stroct railway company will run a number
of extra curs on the Walnut Hill line.
Loul.i Codnla, charged with murder It.
the first decree, was put on trial lu the
criminal division of the district court you
terday. It was after 11 o'clock when tho
cape was called.
When the caso was called Deputy County
Attorney Thomas, who Is conducting tho
piosecutloii, stated to tho court that Po
liceman Dwyor, ono of the witnesses for
the state, was sick and unless the defenso
would allow tho trunscrlpt of tho evidence
given by tho olllccr at tho coroner'B In
quest to be put In at this trial ho would
havo to ask for a continuance. The attor
neys went over tho transcript of Uwycr's
testimony nnd reached an agreement as to
what portion of It should bo admitted at
the trlnl In the district court.
Oodohi, who Ik on ball, was then called
to tho bar, and the Information charging
him with the murder of William Lauder
at Joseph Gee's saloon on South Thirteenth
street was read to hltn. Ho did not lllncli
under tho awful arraignment, showing no
more feollng than could have been dis
played by an imago In stone. Mrs. Lnudcr,
tho widow of the murdered mon, dressed
In deep mourning, wan In the court room,
as was also tho brother of tho victim of
Ocnloln'a deadly bullet.
Tho llrst twelve men called to the Jury
box to bo examined as to their quallflca
Hons to sit ns Jurors In the case were
James Dolau, Mlrhncl Clark, Joseph
Dvorak, Harry Rathkuf, John H. Daly,
John Menrs, Fritz Clements. William S,
Hlland, Theodore Lyon, W. J. P. C. Cramer,
Isano Levi and C. P. Brlnkley.
Mr. Dolan said that he had read of the
case, but had no opinion as to the guilt or
Innocence of Godola. Sympathy for the
widow of tho murdered might Influence hla
action as a juror. Ho doubted hln ability
to servo fairly in tho case. Mr. Dolan
lives nt 4731 Hamilton street and Is em
ployed by tho Omaha Water company.
Michael Clark declared that he had
formed n fixed opinion In tho case and could
not be an unbiased Juror. Ho was chal
cnged for cause and excused.
David Kellogg, a colored man employed
at tho postolllco, who was called In Clark's
place, said ho had no opinion ns to tho
guilt or lnnocenco of the defendant and
no scruplas against capital punishment.
Joseph Dvorak, tho South Omaha alder
man, said ho had known Godola for about
Bovcn years, hut this acquaintance would
not provent him from deciding fairly In the
case. He declared that ho could conceive
of no enso In which ho would bo willing to
lmposo the death penalty.
Cheaper Tluiii Mtnytnn nt Home.
Tho low rato of 53.00 offered by tho Chi
cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry. for the
trip from Omaha to Lake Okobojl and re
turn, makes It almost cheaper than to stay
at home. The special train leaves Omaha
at 8 p. m. Saturday, Juno 8, arriving at
tho lako early tho noxt morning. Return
ing, the train leaves tho lako at 8 p. m
Sunday evening and arrives at Omaha early
Monday morning.
Full particulars cheerfully furnished at
tho Omaha city ticket office, 1504 Farnam
St., telephone 284, or Council Bluffs City
ticket office, 620 Broadway; telepbono 186,
F. A. NASH, General Western Agent,
Lake Ol:oliojl nml Return Ijl.t.on.
On Saturday, Juno 8, tho Chicago, Mil
waukee & St. Paul railway will run an
excursion train from Omaha to Lako
Okobojl, returning Sunday night. Excel
lent boating nnd fishing and an outing
at one of the most beautiful resorts In
tho west. Tho very low rote of 53 will
bo mado for tho round trip. Full partic
ulars on application at tho city ticket of
fice, 1501 Farnam street. F. A. NASH,
General Western Agent.
WONDBUPIII.bY LOW nATKS.
Via The Ilurllnicton Route.
Buffalo, N. Y and return, 533.15. Choice
of routes at corresponding rates.
Kansas City, Mo., and return, June 10
and 11, 57.75.
Cincinnati, O., and return, July 4, 5 and
6, 522.50.
Detroit, Mich., and return, July 5, 6 and
7, 522.00.
Summer tourist rates to hundreds of
other points.
Additional Information and tickets, 1502
Farnam street.
Modern Woodmen.
Lowest rotes.
Special accommodations,
St. Paul and return
via
"Tha Northwostern Line,"
June S to 11.
1401-1403 Farnam street.
Stonecypbor, printer; 1201 Howard St.
Didn't know our prices were the lowest of
any storo in Nebraska? Then read the
urlces given below nna learn the tacts.
W'o aro slaughtering nil goods which bear
revenue, stamps and lots of articles that ure
not Biumneu ai an.
imported iiuiiyiiin iij joj water. .ion
Temiitntltin Tonic 74c
Bring cash (money) to bay at these
prlcew.
ouc Minus iioney ana a mona jream
for ,....I9c
b0o Pozzonl s Powder for 2c
25c ThompBon's Cherry Phosphate for.. Do
2oC Tetlow's Swan Down for 10c
51.00 Hurnham's Sarsiiparllla for lac
c stuart. h Arnica baivc tor lie
'Jic Carbolic Salvo for 11c
Jl.OtrWnrner'H Log Cabin Sarsaparllla,...4!c
.jo ivOiogno ana i lonua water tor ioc
WIIITU FOR CATALOGUE.
Hnlldnr wMli Omaha Ciidetn.
Cheap trip to Omaha High School cadets'
encampment at Ashland.
Special train leaves Burlington station,
Omaha, 9:30 -a. m May 30. Returning,
leaves Ashland, 6:30 p. m.
Rouud trip tickets 75 cents.
Siieolnl Train to Cntlct'a ICnenmpmen t.
Special train to Ashland will leave Bur
lington station, Omaha, 0:30 a. m.,
Memorial day, May 30, Returning, will
leave Ashland, C;80 p. m.
Round trip tickets, 75 cents.
Dr. R. D, Masco, rectal surgery, Brown bile
MRS. J. BENSON
New Shirt Waists
In mercerized, Pongee, Linen, Batiste,
Lawns nnd Percale. Wo can glvo you very
hsndsomo colored or white waists. We
have Just received another lot of
Black Silk Dress Skirts
lined and unllned, tucked to the waist,
flounced with ruchlng and ruffles or hand
some appltquo prlco from 59.60 up.
Now thing for summer wear,
Havo you seen our Lattice Ilatlsto Cor
set? Colors white, pink and bluo prices
51.50 and 53.00.
Tho most desirable girdle In tho market
Is tho Straight Front, linen tape stylo
price 51.25.
Initial writing paper best quality parch
ment tinted writing paper, dainty Initial
price 35c a box.
Bend articles of lncorpi"-Ktion. notices of
stockholders' mcotlngs, etc., to Tho Be.
Wo will glvo tbesn proper legal Insertion.
Telephono 238.
For Sale A new, late stylo Kimball plane
at a bargain. Inquire O. B. TxschucV, Bee
business office.
Stonccypher prints anything. Tel. 1310.
What's That?
Sherman & McGonnall Drug Go
Corner Kith ami DoUue.
IIOSTO.N STOUK WILL CI.OSI3 AT .NOOX.
Do Your TrntlihK l t'he .Mornlim Milt
Iltimnln In Hollilii)- Ittlri.
Todny being Decoration day we wilt
close itt noon. Very special bargains
w-lll be offered In all departmenta, espe
cially in the goods you will be In need of
to complete your holldiy dress.
Our clothing department offers somo very
special Inducements to buyers of men's ttud
boys' fine clnthlug. We guarantee to save
you nearly half of your money nnd give
you the best clothing mnde in America.
Remember tho sale of the four great
stocks purchased lu Chicago offers unusual
opportunities for money staving.
BOSTON STORK, OMAHA
J, L. Brandcls & Sons, Proprietors.
Agents Rogers l'eet & Co.'s clothing.
.Modern Woodmen.
Lowest rates,
Special accommodations,
St. Paul and return
via
"Th Northwestern Line,"
June 8 to 11,
1401-1403 Farnam street.
?1.). TO I.I.MOI.X AMI UUTL'ltN.
III lliirllnuton Route.
Every day, May 24 to 31, Inclusive.
Ticket good to return till Juno I.
Trains leatu Burlington station:
8:10 a. m., 4:25 p. m. and 9:00 p. tn., dally,
snd 3:00 p. tn., dally, except Sunday.
Ksi'limlnn to Anliliiml,
Memorial day, May 30.
Omaha High School cadets' encampment.
Round trip tickets 75 cents.
Bpeclnl train leaves Burlington station,
Omaha, 0:30 n. m.
Returning, leaves Ashland, C:30 p. m.
Ten llollur:
To St. Paul and return,
account M.W.A. convention.
"Tho Northwestern Lino,"
1101-1403 Farnam stroot.
Publish your legal notices in Tho Weekly
Bee. Telephone 23S.
A Howl From Rome
Some J rtlirtrln I li.ivti lioon tmiklmr a lilwt
(llflilav of TemMatlon To tilts tho nast few
days and "holding you up" for ll.uu n but-
tie. we saltl nothing tut yesteriiay wnen
w cut the price to "oc. Of course we had
to buy It right to tin thl but wc know how
to buy nml wo don't bellevo In holdlni:
peoplo up Just becaiiHO wo can. Tho special
agent from Franco emtio to pee us nnd
nowieii ma head orr Just because we cut it.
Hut his bluff won't work, und the prlco la
75c vet.
Coko's Dandruff Curo S2o
Newbro'a Herplcldo 5'.c
Syrup of Fins Wo
Monnen's Talcum Powder 11c
Ueladonna 1'lnsters 7c
Hyomel Soap 13o
Woodbury's Facial Sonn 11m
Cutlcura Soap 0c
I'lnkham'a Compound (Dc
Undo Sam's Tobacco Curo (guaranteed) 50c
Tansy, Cotton Root nnd Pennyroyal
i'uin u-.w size; 70c
Cut Price
Drug Store
Tel. 747. S.W.Cor.lllth nml Chleno.
Goods delivered FREE to any part of city.
SCHAEFER'S
A Hurry Call
for the Plumber
la nlways 'dnstve'red by us promptly
and with etflelfcnt workmen. When
your pipes lca.lt. or your closet be
comes oDStruguud, ' your faucetH won't
work, your filrnaco needs cleaning,
your roof leaks or anything In tho
plumbing lino that Is tn bo done In
small Jobs or largo contracts, you will
always Und us prompt and expert, as
well as HberaKRi our' charge.
Free '& Black,
1800 Farnam. Phone 100
The Fitters
of Feminine Feet
have much responsibility upon their shoul
ders. An lll-llttltig shoe Is not a Joy for
ever. A coinfonnblo fit nml n comfortable
price makes 11 beautiful combination.
Sorosls nre always 53.50.
Sorosls Is tho best there Is nt any prlco.
The homo of Sorosls In Omaha Is fur
nished with nil modern conveniences. The
Rest room is (lain. 1 1 furnished and Is al
ways open to visitors.
A maid Is always In attendance. Sho
shines ladles' shoes without charge.
Sorosis Shoe Store
203 South 15th Street,
FriuiL Wilcox, ilminccr.
New Catalogues now ready.
-. rf'j ! 'TU
IF THE
PRICE
IS
RIGHT
You don't want
a cheap paint
that will last
ono season and
then begin to
crack and scalo
off. You want
n good paint nt
the right prlco.
Wc have It.
1 gallon Outside Paint, best 51.30
1 quart Floor Pnlnt, best 40c
1 quart Carriage Paint, beat 75c
1 quart Ollwood Stain, best 50c
1 pint Bath Tub Enamel, best 50c
Ask for Color Cords and estimates.
Myers-Dillon Drug Co.
Kith and F.irn.-uu Sts.
Only
$12.00
For n Celluloid Set of Teoth. The
most beautiful plate mado. No rub
ber gums to show when you laugh,
but natural looking gums.
Taft's Philadelphia Dental Rooms
1517 Douglas St.
Tin Chicago Record
kr tl of tbcie Typa
wtueri la daily tut
YOST
FOUR BIG STOCKS EI EFirii'
FROM THE CHICA- ULm
GO UNDERWRITERS SALE AT 50c
ON THE DOLLAH.
Sensational bargains in dry goods, carpets and draperies,
notions, furniphings, etc., etc., from tho 4 immense stocks of
J.C. Lutz & Co., Chicago, Felmer & Co., New Orleans,
Tuomy Bros, Detroit, Williams 6c McNulty,Scrantou
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 west befora. Hayden's great sale of the four big
stocks is crowding the big store daily.
,4 Big Stocks Wash Goods I Great Grocery Bargains
in uiu Durham nuum
It you want a typewriter, why Bet
cam first wher you can e
EVEItV GOOD SORT OF TYPE
WRITER In its best form?
TYPEWRITER SUPPLIES
of all kinds for all machlats.
TYPEWRITERS RENTED.
TYPEWRITERS UK PAIRED.
New Century
The finest caUlof ue
ever iuued is
yours for the asklof.
Wrlteo7call.
United Typewriter and Supply Go,,
1014 Frnut St., OmaJi.
flflFJPJHKlHBaBiV
Paint Business
From tho way paints aro being advertised
In Omuha It would sem tho easiest thing
tn tho world Is the pnintlng business. Ilut
our oxperlcnce Is gome of their customers
got stuck. Wo havo had thrne of their
casea lately. Ono party wanted eome
QUICK DRYING varnish. They got lt
"IN THM NKCIC." Tho varnish would
not dry In four or Ave days, but It wus
varnish. Another fellow got some other
varnish: It was so thlclc It would not
spread. Ho wont back nnd kicked. Put
turpentlno In It." they said. Ho did. Htll
It wuuldn't work. Then ho came nnd paid
u for thu right stuff. Ha got it and It
worked. Tho othor fellow didn't know.
Bee? We H.11 MASUnY'S PAINTS. They
are standard. Nothing better. Information
cheerfully given for applying STAINS,
FLOOR OILS, VAHNI8HE8, etc.
Remnants of 10c Lawns, yard lc
Remnants of 20o Mercerized Satin ....2',4c
Remnants of 30-lnch Pcrcalo 3ic
Remnants of 19c Dimities 3c
Remnants of 10c Shaker Flannel Sc
10c Nainsooks 3o
15c Nainsooks 4 Vic
19c Nainsooks tc
Remnants of 25c Batlsto Printed .... Cc
Remnants of 19c Madras Cc
15c Olengarrlo Gingham &c
25c Percales Cc
25o Organdlce Cc
5c Shirting Prints 2Vso
6c Lawns ., 2 Vic
15c yard wide Sllkoline Cc
Notions in Bargain Room
10c large spool Linen finished Thread., lo
Holding Bros. Silk Thread, spool lc
Embroidery Cotton, per spool lo
75a and 11.00 Ribbon 15c
50c Belts lo
60c Uclts Cc
4 bars Wool Soap 10c
10 pounds Corn Meal 10c
Pall Jelly 16c
llottlo Catsup 8c
California Prunes , Be
5 pounds Moth Galls, for 10c
Meats and Lard
No. 1 sugar cured Hams 10c
Potted Meats, assorted, per can 3Vc
Lean Breakfast Bacon 12u
5 pound pulls l'u ro Leaf I.nrd 41c
10 pound palls Pure Lent l.arrt STc
Fruits, Fish and Cheese
Choice large Lemons, por dozen 10c
Fancy Pineapples, each 7Vic
Brick Cod Fish, per brick 7c
No. 1 Herring, each 2 Vic
No. 1 Family Mackerel, caeh 7',io
Fancy Luncheon Cheese, Jnr 10c
Young America Chceso 12Vo
Wisconsin Full Croam Cheese, So nnd 12c
4 Big Stt cks Dress Goods
iMiiia ,,.. I 1 J
20c Ribbon Co '50c, 73c and J1.00 Dress Goods, yard ..l.'ViiC
15o Ribbon lo 25c Dress Goods, yard Cc
Fnnev Work Baskets, each lc 1 yards hklrt patterns, worth COc yard
25a ButtonB, per card lo j entire patterns for 98c
25c Pearl Buttons, ner dozen 2Uo ' All wool Challls, 32-tnch wldo 19c
Belt Holders, each lo 10c Hose, black nnd tan, worth 10c... Cc
lc Boys' colored shirts, worth 50o 19c
25c, 35c and 50c, Laces, all go at So ' Ladles Vests, with or without sleeves
buoo uiceef per Duncn
FULLER
i)uu;
and
IUINT
14tk m OttBclna tl.
CO.
worth 25o
10c
It Takes GOOD TOBACCO and HAND WORK to Make a Good 10c CIGAR
tHE
This Store Advises
WHS-
Today is Memorial Day
the store will close at 12:30.
Don't fail to do your trading
before that time, lt'a very annoy
ing to want what you can't got
when you can't got what you want.
Wo can only advise you to como
early.
Men's 0. A. R. Suits for $ 7 00
Men's Straw Hats for 25c
Men's Negligee Shirts for 45c
10c
2 00
4 75
25c
25c
Men's Good Linen Collars for. . .
Men's Blue Serge Coats for
Men's Blue Serge Suits for....
Men's Balbriggan Shirts for ...
Men's Balbriggan Drawers for. .
Women's Skirt Waists 45c
Women's Sailor Hats for 35c
Women's Oxfords for i 25
Women's Strap Slippers, with pretty bow 1 50
Children's Slippers, patent leather 1 25
hatevor the need in men's and women's furnishings
this is a safe storo for you.
wH-ii-PJ.i;.ia:im-M..viir.ia
Special Sale on Men s AVnCli
Furnishing Goods El AT UCH
Is Now Being Made From Fins Cuban Tobacco, Crop of 1900.
JT. It. RICE M. C. CO,, Manufacturers, St. Louis, UNION MADE
s
A very handsome apsorttnent in all tho new
styles and shapes, bows, strings, Windsors.
Xing Edwards, Prince Alberts, otc., etc. in
silks, satins, gronadines. and all tho stylish
weaves for spring and summer, will be put on
sale Thursday at 25o and 4(.)c. They aro
from 50c to $1.
A big purchase of men's sample shirts, tho
hP9t makes, very lino qualities of madras cheviots and porcales; capably and dependa
bly mado In tho now styles shirts that retail up to $2.00 on ralo at 49c, 73c and OSc.
A very special valuo In men's sox, tn black and tans and fancy colors all tho new
patterns hie assortments all sizes worth up to 25c, ko on salo at 10c.
A line of men's flno suspenders, leather ends, mado of the very best webbltiKS,
new patterns, comfortable, serviceable and stylish, a regular 50c mispondcr, at Hay
den's for 25c.
Men's $1 hells, In all tho now shades, patent leathers, etc., a bis nesortuient, worth
up to fl, on sale at Hayden's for 25c.
MEN'S HATS Pino straw hats on salo at 10c, 25o, S5o and 60c, In all tha new
styles, Mexicans, Alpines, etc., etc. They aro worth from 25c to $1.50.
Our leader A flno full fur stiff hat worth up to $2.50 and fully equal to thoso
sold around town nt that price, on salo at $1.50.
MOST ASTONISHING SALE OF FINE SHOES EVER SEEN IN OMAHA
Tho cntlro floor stock of mcn'B sprlnj
nnd summer shoes, fine $3.50, $4 and $4.5(
fIiops closed out to us for spot cash a'
f'Oc on tho dollar, from tho "Crown" shot
manufacturers, on salo Friday.
1200 pairs of men's flno volour calf well
solo shoes all latest styles, salo at $1.96.
.100 pairs of men's flno $3.50 coltskln wcl
solo shoes, In laco and congress, mado oi
tho London tip nnd wldo common senso Ins'
on snlo at $1.06.
250 pairs of men's flno lluisla calf nn(
vlcl kid $3.50 oxfords, on salo at $1.00.
Over 4,500 pairs men'H flnost vclour calf
vlcl kid. Russian calf, coltskln and boi
calf, welt solu shoes in all tho newest
styles, go at $1.98.
(Seo our big 16th street window display)
Every man In Omaha should havo a pall
of these flno, stylish $1 shoes at $1.96.
,Two pairs for less than tho prlco of ono
A flno showing of tan shoes In tho summei
weights. Your choice of all nt $1.96. V
aro agents for tho Stetson shoe.
1000 pairs of men's Uncst vlcl kid well
solo $4.50 shoes, In black and tans on salt
at Sl.Dfi.
$3.50 600 pairs of men's flnost Russia calf $4.C(
now welt solo tan slices mado on tho now
Cambridge last on salo nt $1.96.
800 pairs of men's finest box calf
welt solo laco shoos made on tho
Doston lart, on salo at $1.96.
HAYDEN BROS.
Big Sale of
stern Horses
We. will hold our first western horse sale on Tues
day, June -i. 3901, at the Union Stock Yards, South
Oinnlia, Nob., nnd will consist of 1250 head of well bred
Oregon horses weighing from 1)00 to 1800 pounds.
These horses are fat and have been carefully selected
and fully hnlf will bo matured geldings and dry mares,
balance mares nnd colts, yearlings and 2.year-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. m. sharp,
McGreary & Carey.
Wm. Holland, Auctioneer.