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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1901)
12 THE OMAHA DAILY BBKt TIITHSDAY, JT7NE 0, 1001. DEMAND FOR WESTERN LAND Union Pacific Otmptoj Sails Fifty Thonitid AcreiWitbin i Wetk. REMARKABLE MOVEMENT TO THE WEST Dnnknril Wlio Iteccntlr Attended Coi trnlliin nt Lincoln Are l.nrnrlr Itrjirpiirntpil In M the I'urt'hnnea. The Union Pacific land department has during tho last week Hold 60,000 acres o( grazing country In Wyoming, besides con siderable laud, both tillable and pasturable, In Kansas. The latest sale 'was tho larscst. having been consummated yesterday. Just nfter the rain of the night of June 3 had watered the entlro eastern half of Wyoming. Cron berg IJros. of Medicine How, Wyo., aro.tho purchasers and they have taken 19,000 acres of grazing turrltory In the eastern end of Carbon county. The purchaic adjoins tho tract nold late last week to Queally Ilros. of tho same place, consisting of 12,000 acres. The third salo of the soven days occurred yesterday, when Charles JackBon of Ilaw llns, Wyo., hourht 13,370 acres In tho vttt end of tho same county. Another deal Is now under way. Involving the purchase of a vart tract In tho samo district by a syu. dlcatc. All purchasers are sheepmen and It Is largely for this stock that these grazing lands are used. For this purpose the coun try Is unexcelled when the rains are fairly regular. In Kansas, however, where the de mand Is very large and heavy sales In smaller lots are reported, moit of tho land is reversible, bclpg good for cither agricul tural purposes or pasturage, while boiiic of It Is really high-grade tillable wheat soil. Here the purchases have been mostly by Im migrants, who have taken small portion. Tho fact that the Dunkards who recently visited Lincoln for their national confer ence have done much of this buying Is an Interesting feature. While they wcro not attending tho sessions, and especially after the conclusion of tho conference, the Hap tlst Ilretliron were hauled over tho country In special excursion trips at reduced rates. Lured by the low prices, ranging from $1.50 to $ nn acre, many of them nbandoncd their eastern homes for the new country, There were 0,000 of them at the conference, but only a small percentage of them re turned to their former abiding places. NBIIIIAMKA CHOPS AH15 ANMl'HKU. Ittnnrta from Itnllroniln Miovr Siilen llil HhIii. Tuesday night's rainfall, following that of tho previous twenty-four hours, almost cinched the future of tho grain In Nebraska for this season, In tho opinion of railroad men. One or two more scasonablo little howers will complete tho certainty. The double wetting followed tho old Nebraska precedent, and enmo Just In the nick of time, but that mado It all tho more valua ble. Twolvo million dollars Is tho esti mated valuo placed on thoso two rains this morning. Tho last shower was practically as wide spread as the first, according to railroad reports, although It wns more Irregular, amounting almost to n cloudburst In places, neports to tho .Missouri Pacific ofllco yes torday from Paul, Neb., a llttlo station Just south of Nebraska City, told how tbcro was a foot of water lo the station agont's bouse, and from that depth to two feet In most of the residences there. The country is very low, and the town Is built long the flats of a creek bottom, which explains tliu Inundation. 'Fremont, 11horn& "MlssburTVdlte'y "re" ports said that there had been a good rain over the entire South Platte country, and also all along the Sioux Ctty & Pacific line. Burlington and Union Pacific headquarters reported general rains throughput Ne braska. OMAHA MAX IS A WINSEIl. Jievr rfiiKfr Ascent nf Krle Ilnitd Once Lived Here. Press dispatches yesterday conveyed the Information of the advancement of Dclos W. Cooke, a former Omahan, to the Impor tant position of general passenger ngent of tho Erie railway, with headquarters at New York City. Hallway officials hero say that this position Is tho best among passenger gcnclos in the country and consider Mr. Cooke most fortunate. He will succeed Duncan I. Koberts, resigned. Mr. Cooko Is about 38 years of ago aud tarted his railway career In Omaha. lie was rato clerk at tho 'Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley offices for a long time and resided hero altogether about ten years, leaving Omaha about 1890. Smith SneoeedM Floyd. Considerable Interest was aroused around Union Pacific headquarters yesterday by the announcement of the appointment of ft. A. Smith to the. position of cashier of the passenger department. Mr. Smith will fill the vacancy caused by the death of J. O. Floyd last week. He has been In the employ of this rood for ten years, and his present promotion Is from a rate clerk's position. Previous to that he was private ecretary to General Passenger Agent Lo max, and bo entered the offlcos as a stenog rapher. Hallway Motex nnd Personal. C. A. Qoodnow. general superintendent of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul, hus arrived In the city from Chicago, O. V. Bldwcll, general manager of the Fremont, Klkhorn & Missouri valley rail road, returned Tuesday night from Chicago. Nelson Vanderpool. the northwestern passenger npont of the New York Central railway, with headquarters In Chicago, was In Omaha- yesterday. W. It. Stlllwcll, assistant general super intendent of the Hock Island road, with headquarters at Davenport, Ia arrived In Omaha Tuesday night. The Hock Island route will open Its new line from Liberal, Knn.. to Dellhnrtc, Tcx on Juno 15. This comprises 110 miles of new track-, tho completed portion of the new lino being built through to El Paso, work on which was begun Inst January. Tho Nebraska Educational association hns nnnouncuil the Wnunah road us the of ficial line to be used from Chicago to De troit by Nebraska toncliers enrouto to tho convention of tho National Educational as. eoclatlon to be held In tho latter city from July 9 to 12. inclusive A special train will tako the Nebraska, visitors from Chicago J? their destination on July 7, leaving the Windy City at 10 o'clock In tho morning and arriving In Detroit between 6 and 7 o'clock that evening, The Sleeping Car on the OkoboJI special train will upon ar rival at the lake be set on a siding within a few hundred foct of the lake. They may be occupied while there. Woodmen to St. Paul. The Illinois Central will sell round trip tickets to St. Paul, on June 8. 9 and 10, at rate of 10. Long limit returning. "Wood man Special" leaves Sunday night, June t, at 8:30 p. m. Hosorvatlons at city ticket office, 1402 Farnam street. Reserve Yonr Sleeper lierth Early, for tho OkoboJI excursion via the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railway. Berth rate, 11.50 each way. City offices, 1501 Farnam atret, Omaha, and 620 Broadway, Council Bluffs. Good Porch Rockers, 75 cents, SPECIAL. SJIIVERICK FURNITURE CO. Btonecypher prints anything. Tel. 1310. Arnold' Park Lake OkoboJI, here the Milwaukee. Ry. lands their pas engers, Is on the lake shore, aa At' alone worth coins to tee. IIOSTOX STOHK l.ADIKS" WAIST SAIiB. nemnrkahle Snte l.ndlen Silk Wnlat. Wash Wnlat. Skirt nnd Milliner)-. $5.00 SILK 'WAISTS, $1.98. COO new taffeta silk waists, as displayed In our window, In black and colored taffeta, plaids, pllse and corded taffeta, In plain colors, nil of tbem mado In the latest style, now sleeves, new collars, new backs, every one worth 15, In all sizes, on main floor bargain square, 91.03. $7 AND 10 SILK WAISTS, J3.9S. Silk waists of poau de sole, gros grain, taffeta, etc., etc., plain and fancy, tucked and hemstitched, bishop or puff sleeves, narrow band cuffs, on sale at $.1,98. WASHABLE SHIRT WAISTS, 75C, 98C. Hundreds of exclusive styles In new shirt waists. At 75c and 98c you will find an Immense assortment of mercerized cotton and chain bray, percalo and gingham. Theso are nil with tucks, box pleats, hemstitched front and back, In alt the new colors, at 73c and 98c. $5 LADIES' SHHIT WAISTS, $1.G0 & $2.50. Half of our entlro second floor Is de voted to the display of everything that Is now nnd up-to-dato In lsdle' shirt waists. In this magnificent array of shirt waists you will find many exclusive Parisian ef fects, Swiss lawns, white and colors, nil of them richly trimmed with lace and In sertion, many foreign novelties In waists of tissue gingham, etc., go on sate on sec ond floor at $1.60, $2.50 and up to $5. THIMMED MILLINERY. On our second floor we have made spe cial arrangements to display summer hats, Including our beautiful draped .leghorns, trimmed profusely wljh roses, These are exclusively shown by us and heretofore sold at $5, on sale tomorrow at $2.25. $15 AND $10 HATS. AT $5. In this assortment are many pattern hats, nil of them fresh new goods, trimmed ar tistically, on sale nt '$5, New shirt waist suits. $1.25 to $.05. Pique, denim, duck' and crash. $3.60 wash skirts, 98c. Ladles' $.1 all wool golf skirts, $1.98. $3.50 ladles' mercerized crepon' skirts, $1.50. Ladles' tailor made suits; $3.98 and $5. BOSTON STbllE, OMAlIA, J. L. Hrandois,. & Sons, Proprietors. Selling Roger, Poet Cowmen's clothing. I'Mve I.nrKe MsciirHlnti Stennier and hundreds of small boats will help to entertain the Omaha people who go to Lake OkoboJI on the Milwaukee Ry, excursion. The Inn at Okobjl, Iowa opened Juno 1. Golf links In connection with tho hotel free to guests. ' r WILLIE RED SHIRT'S THIRST It Cause Trouble nnd Lend lo Din- ctiHNlnn in 'Uncle Smn'a Conrt, Len Ccarns, a saloonkeeper .at Merrlman, Is On trial In the farfArnl rnurt nn a rhnrirn of having sold liquor to Wllllo Red Shirt ana standing Bear, two Sioux Indians. It Is asserted by the government that Cearns took n Jug of whisky to tho barn behind his Baioon ana disposed of It to tho Indians, and Willie Red Shirt confirms this charge, but says that before he and his fellow bravo had a chanro to taste of tho nectar of tho Indian god. Mondamln, n man with a club tOOk the lUC awnv from Ihnm. Th mnn with n club Is supposed to be a Merrlman policeman. LOW IIATF3 KXCUnsiONS, Via HoeU Ulr.i,.-, Unnte. Juno 12, 13, 14, ,15; Chicago and return $14.75. Juno 8., 9 f.n5 10, St. Faul and return $10, June "is to 30. Denver and return $19. Jji.e 18 to 30, Colorado Springs and re turn $19. ' July 1 to 9, Denver nnd return $15. ' July 1 to 9, Colorado Springs and return $16. ' July 4, 5 and 6, Cincinnati and return $22.50. July 5. 6. and 7, Detroit nnd return $22. July 6 to 13, San Francisco and return $15. Every day Buffalo and return $25.75. Also very low rates tp all summer resorts. City ticket office, 1TJ23 Farnam street. SIenluK Cnrn. For thoso who desire them, sleeping cars Will bo attached to the Oknlinll finoMnl vln the Milwaukee Railway. next Saturday. The sleeping car rato will be $1.60 per double berth each way In addition to the railroad faro of $3.00 for the round trip.' Kmg Park. It has long been a faney among animal keepers to have n monkey Christmas, which bring to the fact that cold weather Is not tolerated by these animals, has always been hold In Juno. Tho 'monkeys at Krug park will have their Christmas tree Saturday, all laden with such sweets" aa are calculated to bring Joy to tho heart of the monkey. It Is a most unique and funny event, and ontlrely new to Omaha, this being the first one to be held In hl " niiiM... ...... I J VUIO.IVH aro free every day n a great crowd of i "nm uuco ure expectea to attend the monkey Christmas. Morris Bros., dog and pony show continues to win success, tho attendance Is good. CALL AT THE -MILWAUKEE HAJLWAY City Ticket OHIee, 1(104 Pnruaiu St. and see a picture of string -of wall-eyed pike captured this week at Lake OkoboJI by Mr. Daniel Baum' of Omaha 17 fish, weight 62 pounds, ' Lake OkoboJI and .Return, $3.00. On Saturday. June S, the. Chicago. Mil waukee & St. Paul railway will run an excursion .train from Omaha, to Lake OkoboJI, returning Sunday night. Excel lent coating ana, nening and an outing at one of tho most, beautiful resorts in the west. The .very low rate.pf $3 will be mado for the round trip. Full particulars on application at the, city ticket office, 1504 Farnam street. F.' A. NASH. , General Western Agent. Next Saturday. Tho OkoboJI special train, via the Mil waukeo Hy leave tho Union 'depot at 8 p. m. next Saturday. Send articles of Incorporation, notices of stockholders' meetings, etc., to- Tho Bee. We will give them proper legal Insortlon. Telcphcno 238. Publish your legal notices in The Wekl; Bee. Telephone 238. How They Bite If there Is any one thing more annoying than another, it's to wake up in tho night and find tho bugs nre out on n lark. You can avoid this nnnoynnce by using Schae fcr's Sure Death. It's the preparation thnt kills 'em. One pint bottle will get rid of them no matter how many. 20c for a bot tle. TKMPTATION TONIC Cfio Prickly Ash Bitters , , 65C Snoop's Restorative Tonic, , 70o Peruna , 5!c Doan's Kidney Pills S90 Dodd'a Kidney Pills 3ac Kld-no-olds ic Red Cro Kidney Plaster-the best..,. 20c Plnkham a Compound .- 69c West Brain and Nerve Tonic 25c Uncle Barn's Tobacco Cure (guaranteed) 60c Qulnocetnl (latest out for colds) 2oc TW.".y' Ll10!1 noot nno Pennyroyal Pills ($2.00 aUe) , , 750 Beladonna Plasterr 70 SCHAEFER'S "MSftu. Tel. T47. S. W. Cor. ltlth and Chlrao, Goods delivered FREE to any part of city. AT BOSTON STORE TODAY The Greatest Sale of Eoji' Clothing Ever Know in Omaba. BOYS' SUITS AT HALF PRICE llntlre SloiU of the Conililtiit (Ion Chil dren' ('lutlilnir Co., ,p lrk Retired from lluolne, (iocs In Six Lot Tomorrow. There Is not a poor pattern or old style In the lot. They ure all new and up-to-date In every particular, besides being tho best fitting nnd wearing suits on the market. BOVS' SUITS, 9SC AND $1.39. All the boys' casslmerc, cheviot nnd fancy wnuted suits (ages 3 to 15) mado lu double brepsted Jackets nnd knee pants. Alsp vestee suits, coat, pants and vest, go at 98c anl $1.29. Absolutely worth double. BOYS' SUITS, $2.39 AND $3.39. All tho boys' (8 to 16 Btzes), flannels nnd cheviots, plain and fancy casslmeres, cheviots ar.d worsteds, In single breasted, 3-plecc suits, coats, pants and vest, and double breasted suits, also all ages (3 to 8), Junior, vestco suits, sailor suits, Russian blouso suits nnd Norfolk suits, go at $2.39 and $3.39, positively worth double. YOUNG MEN'S SUITS, $2.98 AND $4.9S. All tho youths' long pants suits and young men's suits, in single and double breasted, straight or round cut sack coats (sizes 14 to 19 years), go nt $2.98 and $4.9S, actually worth double. COC BOYS' SHIRTS, 15C. Today we will place on sale on our second floor nn elegant lino of shirts for boys and llttlo men, In ages 3 to 10 years, In percale, madras, etc., mado In the latest style with collars attached or detached. BOSTON STORE, OMAHA, J. L, Braudcls & Sous, Proprietors. Selling Rogers Pcet & Co. Men's Clothing. LOW HATE BXCimstO.Vh. Vln Hock I xlii ml llnnle. Juno 12, 13, 14 and 15, Chicago and return $14.75 Juno 8, 9 and 10, St. Paul and return. 10.00 Juno 18 to 30, Denver and return 19.00 June 18th to 30th, Colo. Springs and return 19.00 July 1st to Oth, Denver and return.... 15.00 July 1st to Oth, Colo. Springs and re turn 15,00 July 6, 6 nnd 7, Detroit and return.. 22.00 Huffalo nid return 25.75 Also very low rates to all summer re sorts. City Ticket Oftlcc. 1323 Farnam street. Clienper Thini Stnylntf nt Home. The low rate of $3.00 offered by the Mil waukee railway for the trip from Omaha to Lako OkoboJI and return makes It cheaper to go than to stay nt home. Excellent boat ing and fishing nnd nn outing at one of the most beautiful rssorts In tho west. City office, 1504 Farnam street. Speelnl Trnin for Slirlnrr. Tho Shrlners' special for the Imperial council at Kunsas City will leave tho Uur llngton station, Omaha, nl 12 o'clock, noon, Juno 10. " Shrlners and members of their families desiring to 'travel on the special should at once nllvlso W. B. Whltchorn, chairman entertainment commlttoe, ctty bnll, Omaha. Modern Woodmen. Lowest rates, Special accommodations, St. Paul and return via "The Northewestern Line," Juno 8 to 11. 1401-1403 Farnam street. Good Porch Rockers, 75, cents. SPECIAL. SHIVERICK FURNITURE CO. In Time for Work Monday. The OkoboJI special train, via the Mil waukee Ry., will on tho return trip arrive at Omaha nt C a. m. Monday. Ht. Pnul nnd Hetnrn. f 10.0(1. "Woodman Special," via Illinois Central railroad, will leave Sunday, June 9, at 8:30 p. m. Particulars at city ticket office, 1402 Farnam street. II I EI). SCHNECIvENBUROKn EInora, June 4. 1901, aged u. years, ii niontns, s days. Wife of Carl M. and mother of William, Mntthow, Antono, Henry, Charley, Annn, I.oulso Bchneckenburgor and Mrs. Hugo F. . Hllz of this city nnd Emma Weber of Buffalo, N. Y. Funeral Thursday nfternoon, June 6. nt 2 o'clock, from her Into residence, 123114 South Thirteenth street. Intermcn Forest Lawn cemetery. Friends Invited A Shirt Waist Manufacturer Poifc Eppstoin, Rothachild & Sumner, known to tho 1 Cllld trade as the largest shirt waist house in America, failed in New York about 15 days ago. Wo bought their en tire stock of shirt waists all this season's make also their piece goods at 3HJo on the dollar. The waists arrived three days ago. They art fully ar ranged aud will be in ship shape for sale Thursday. A sale on waists the like of which was never known before. 25 doien Women's Wash Waists, made of excellent quality percale, newest -g styles, separate collar, BOc quality, for l"w 60 dozen Waists, made of percales nnd lawns, with the now cuff and rtQ now collar, worth 75c, solo price 65 dozen ladles' Waists, In lawns, percales and dimities, trimmed with Insertion and brnld, with the new cuff, new collar and now sleeve, In every Imaginable figure, In cluding a lot of white waists with solid colors, trimmed with lace, ' G5f- goods worth up to $2.00 your choice for OvFCi 70 dozen women's wash waists, somo of . ... I 1 OI ino marKCl, mcilltliug ruiurn mm nunc, worth up to $2.50, your cholco for rif t;r Vta nrffn r snip nf UHl IIIK A&ftk7 " commencing Thursday wo will sell 30 dozen Wash Skirts, worth up to $1.00, for To mako it still moro miuruHiing wo nave -Altd f-m tVin miln.iirn Tlrtrolt And nilffnln ft.nplrq SjftK?mit1 suits worth up to jju.uo somo siik unea all this season's styles that we will sell The goods alone would cost you double Also 75 Sample Suits, worth up to $35.00 lined throughout which wo will sell for M.JiJJ 100 ladles' Silk Eton Jackets, mado from elegant qual ity taffeta, lined with white Batln sold In A Ca Just arrived by express 400 women's maao irom me very oest taiieia, eiaoorateiy trimmed, mado up In the very newest styles they will be ready for tomorrow's salo at $6.9S, $S.98. $10.75 and 112.90. Thu rfnin.uut irnliinci ni'iir oli in America. HAYDEN I LAKO OKOIIOJI AMI IU1TLH., j:i.lMI. ! Vln (lie MltM nuke fly. Leaving tho Union drpot, Omahn, nt 8 00 ( p. ra. next Saturday, the Chicago, Mllwau- kco at. Paul railway will run n special train of roaches nnd sleeping cars to Lnko OkoboJI, In., and return. Tho train will nr rlvo nt Arnold's park on Lnko OkoboJI at 6 o'clock Sundav mornlnc: returning, tho train will lenve nt about 9 p. m. Sunday nnd arrive nt Omaha promptly nt 6 n. m. Monday. Tho round trip mil rate Is $3.00. Tho sleeper rate Is $1.50 for a double berth each way. City ticket offices, 1501 Farnam street, Omaha, Tel. 2S and 520 Broadway, Council Bluffs, tolcphono 186. Y. A, NASH, General Western Agent. WOXIlBHFUI.Lt LOW It ATI'S. Vln The lliiTiTiiKlon Itonte. Buffalo, N. V and return. J33.15 Choice of routes nt corresponding rates. Kansas City, Mo., and return, June 10 and 11, $7.75. Cincinnati, O.. and return, July 4, 5 nnd C, $22.60. Detroit, Mich., and return. July 5, 6 nnd 7, $22.00. Summer tourist rates to hundreds of other points. Additional Information and tickets, 1502 Farnam street. OITlelnl Itnuie in St. Pnul. Tho Illinois Central has been selected as the official lino for tho Modern Woodmen to tho Head Camp meeting nt St. Pnul, Juno 10-15. In addition to regular trains, a "Wood man Special" train will leave- Omaha Sun day evening, Juno 9. nt S:30 p. m. Rate, $10 for tho round trip. For full particulars and copy of handsomely Illustrated circular, call on or address W. H. Brill, D. P. A.. I. C. R. R., 1402 Farnam street, Omaha, Neb. Modern Woodmen, Lowest rates, Special accommodations, St. Paul and return via "The Northwestern Line," June 8 to 11. 1401-1403 Farnam street. Ten Dollar. To St. Pnul nnd return, account M. W. A. convention. . "Tho Northwestern Line," 1401-1403 Farnnm street. Stonecyphcr. printer, 1201 Howard st. Dr. R. D. Mason, rectal surgery. Brown blk. Wire Screen Paint, Nothing looks worse than n rusty scrocn door or window screen. Why not havo them bright, clean nnd fresh looking by using th6 SHERWIN-WILLIAMS SCREEN PAINT, especially prepared for painting wire screens. A screen door painted with this paint will last for years. Also ndapted for pnthtlng wlro flower stands. Colors, green, black. Half pints 20c. Tints, 35c. BRUSHES. Yes, Wo havo them, too. Brushes to paint with. Brushes to enamel with. Brushes to varnish with. Any kind of a brush you want, from 6c to $3.00. Sherman & McConnell Drug Go. ti. W. Corner tilth nnd Undue. ' OMAHA, NIOII. GLASS We carry a line of Witidpw Glass and can supply your wants for all kinds and In any quantity. You may want n GLAZIER to reset a broken light. Call up Hello, 349 send you n competent man, who will charge only a reasonable price for his work, FULLER DRUG AND PAINT CO. 14th nnd Donsln St. HAYDEN s tho cream n JTiUK m ill i Jm(7 lVfvF P&ifM urm'stu. i&r - fkrf mOL selected bbbBYO tnrougnout g QQ the price. nearly all silk -4 g t l$v Silk Skirts, wg BROS. . 1 Mr mm Kit 1 mi m WITH THE BOYS I BOYS' WAISTS Oood quality light and dark colored per- calo waists, nil sizes, each &4CjJ Fancy colored madras cloth nnd percale blouso waists, with lnrge sailor or small collar, nlso regular pleated (Mother's Friend) wnlsts, In many hand- y Cj-i somo patterns, nt tCw Largo varloty of styles of fancy trimmed blouso wnlsts, largo or small laundered collars, nlso beautiful plain whlto embroidered wnlsts, sizes from tt 2V4 to 8 years, each J Iki V .V OBH iV' li Fashion's Foot Fitters It Is ono thing to wrap up a pair of shoes and hand them to a buyer. It Is another thing to lit that buyer's feet with them so who may walk all day nnd then say: "My shoes nro very comfortable." Sorosls tiro mailo In nil tho different shapes of tho woman's foot. One shape may bo ndapted to your foot, nnother to your neighbor's. Kit ting feet with Sorosls Is not llko your den tistry you don't need to dread tho having It done, Tho bhoo shapes In Sorosls aro tho foot Bhapes of the human family, femininely speaking. Sorosls nro easy fitters, fash ionable shapes, worth $5.00 of anybody's money, and cost $3.50 here, nt tho factory or any plnco they nre sold In tho United States. Sorosis Shoe Store 203 South 15th Street, Frank Wllvuz, Mummer. Send for catalogue. TITTIXtlS AW) APPLIANCES I'll It THE IIATIIIIOOM. lavatory, closet nnd laundry, ns well as for tho kitchen, you will llnd In all the new Improvements and conven iences In our stock of supplies. We will lit up yor bathroom with any thing required, us well ns doing all kinds of repairs, gnu and steam fitting In tin expert manner nnd at reasonable prices. Free & Black, 1800 Farnam. Phone 1040 Wood Violet Perfume America's favorlto per fumea very sweet nnd perfectly true essence pro pared from the fresh blos soms. Tho connoisseur of today demands perfumes In n highly concentrated form not to secure n loud or pungent effect, but to so combine delicacy nnd strength that only a few drops need bo used. Aik for a souvenir took of Iltidnut's "uotii cKvrritv toii.kt iiixt.h." Myers-Dillon Drug Co. 1 (it U tin J I'u rn a in Sts. COCKROACHES Kits, Mice and all other Vermin cannot live where STEARNS' eVea08Tthe' in U8KD. DrucriiU tnd Orooen. Sic. a box. STEARNS' ELECTRIC PA8TE CO. The Boys' Clothing Departmeiit at this store has reached that point where it calls for sis much atten tion almost as that of the men's. Mothers have learned that there's economy here in many ways First, in the quality, followed by quantity, style, make aud price, Thursday will be a great day for the mother and her boy. iCp 1,,or Children's Kneo Pants, sizes f-w 4 to 15 years,' they come lu checks, broken plnlds nnd casalmercs, made to bo worn with auspuidcrs or wnlsts 00c Is tho price they bring elsewhere. Og? Kor Children's Knoo Pants, sizes JJ 4 to 11 years, mado up In checks or plain casMmeics, Scotch mixtures, Htrlpcs nnd fancy patterns, two shades of corduroy most of theso pantd nro all wool nnd woll worth double tho prlco. EZrhfi Kor Children's Odd Knee Pants. 4 to 16 yenrs, mado up from blun serge, nil wool and fast colors, light nnd dark colors, In corduroy, fancy cheeks, striped cheviots, plaid or plain cn;slmcres, In light or dark colors, with patent wulst tmnd nnd buttons for suspenders. 60, 75c aud 85c A wonderful lino to select from pants nmong them worth $1.00, $1.60 nnd $1.75. Heat grade of wnlsts, laundered collars nnd cuffs, stylhh patterns, also plain white basket cloth, nil sizes, ench patterns worth Just double-each This Is n great 1 Mil il 'iJWlilMll MnHaBHMHHVV'Cir HAYDEN S On Sale Thursday $35,000 worth men's, women's and childron's summer underwear, closed out to us by tho manufacturer, at about 50 cents on the dollar. This purchase includes finest balbrig gans, plain and fancy lisle-thread and best mercerized goods. Thousands of dozens men's ribbed and balbriggan shirts and drawers, summer weight, children's underwear, in ribbed or plain, with short or long sleeves. Ladies' fine balbriggan and lisle vests and drawers, in white, ecru, pink and blue, all well made and nicely trimmed, go on sale at about half lhoir regu lar price. Tho best values in now, dainty, absolutely perfect unde rwear, ever put on sale at this season of tho year. In the Bargain Room 10c Lawns, per yard .... loo Percales In remnants 25c Mercerized finteens.. 12V4C Whlto Dimities ::c Imported Dimities.... lo 3C iVta 3'i.O 7','jo lDc urgunaicH ... SO r.fi-lnch Percales, tho 13c grado 6c Shirting Prints 2Hc Lawns In nil colors , ltemnnnts of Dress Goods nt less than one-half their cost. Needles per paper Jc Skirt Ulndlng. per ynrd Sisc l.".c millions, per yard lc Xc Klbbons, nil colors Gc GHAND LACK SALE. All our 15c, 20o nnd 23c Lnces, per yard Be All our 25c JleltH, each c A largo lino of Ladles' Holts, each lc Bone Collar Buttons, per card 2io Grocery Sale F pounds Itollcd Onts Orcou Heuns, per can Lima Beans, per can 1-pound Powdered Starch, pkg Largo Bottle Blulnff Kvaporatcd Penrs Fancy Oregon Peaches Huby Prunes D-pound Pall Jelly Lnrge Can Lye 4 Bars Wool Soap Baby Mix, per lb Lemon Gem, per lb German Honey Cakes, per lb Mnrshmiillows. walnut, per lb Fancy Jelly Fingers, per lb Gem Arrowroot, per lb Assorted MurshmnllnwH, per lb Iced MolnsscH,, per lb Spring BcautlcH (now), per lb Pecan Wnfcrs, per lb Assorted Chocolates, per lb JIurshmnllow, orimgo drop, per lb,. Cocoa Creams, tier lb . 10c . flHo . 6Vio . mo . .7',4o , r.c . ir.c . 5c . Wo . 100 ,.12V4c . ir.c . 15c .12Hc . Uo .12c . lic . irc . 15c .12Hc .1214c . 15c HAYDEN BROS. The Chicago Record hi" 61 of these Type writers In dally utt YOST If you want a typewriter, why not come tlrst where you can see EVERY GOOD SOHT OP TYPE WltlTKH In Its best form? TYPF.WniTEIt SUPPLIES of all kinds for all machines, TYPEWRITERS HENTED. TYPEWRITERS REPAIRED. New Century The finest catalogue ever issued is yours for the asking. Vrlteo7call. United Typewriter and Supply Go,, 1(114 Furuaui St., Oninbu. It Takes GOOD TOBACCO and HAND 1 THE I Is Now Being Made From Fine Cuban Tobacco, Crop of 1900. F. R. RICE M. C. CO., Manufacturers, St. Louis. UNION MADE BOYS' SUITS SI. 'Jo for Hoys Two'l'icco Suits mado up of n choice lino ot suitings, mndo to wear thoy nro correct lu stylo nnd well mndc they como In light nnd dnrk checks, plain nnd fancy patterns, Just the thing for school or to romp In during tho summer vncatlons Mwy nro mado In vestee or dou ble breasted styles, patcut wntst-band and buttons. $2.50 for Boys' Suits This Ir tho greatest lino of suits ever shown In Omahn for tho money--vo.iteo or two pleeo suits, serges, cnsslmores, Scotch plaid, checks or plain, they aro wejl made. We want you to look through this department before you buy your boys' clothes. If wo do not convince you that there Is money In buying your bos' clothes of lis we'll not urno you to spend a cent In the department. French Percalo nnd Imported madras blouso $1.00 A beautiful lino of white, Inwn nnd colored mull uqlstR, with embroidered l'auntlcroy collars, many hnndsomo .$1.50, $2, $2.50 store for tho mother nnd her boys. ihfH ! I 1 IM 1 1 Wl IB1 i I flrCkfii WnAaf urano Purchase Plated Collar Buttons, per card Sy EOc nnd 75c Laco Curtnlus, per pair, S3c & 4o SPECIAL SAL15 ON HAMMOCKS. Very good largo Hammocks C5o ino iinmmocK, Willi Hpread Pillows, etc., n gooJ 1.00 urtlclo 75o Finest lino of Hammochs In Oninhn, from 63c to , J3 00 CltOQUET HUTS. Hardwood, nicely turned set, 4 balls, nil cumplnto In nlco wooden box, and woll worth 75c 4;0 Extrn tlno sot hardwood, 1! balls, In structions, oto., worth JI.00 73o Very ttnu bet S bnlls, everything com plcte nnd generally sold nt JI.5U; this lino set will go at jso Flno professional sets, $1.60; tho llnost Iirofcfcslounl sets made, culled tho Club, mado to soil nt $3.50, our price. .$2 60 Meat Sale No, 1 Sugar Cured Hams 100 No. 1 California' Hams 70 Cholco Lemi Bacon lio Chipped Drlod Beef 15c C pounds Pure Leaf Lard 41c Fresh Now Bologna tie Fish and Fruits. Family Whlto Fish 4o Family Mackerel, ench 7'c No. 1 K. K. K. K. Norway Herring ... luo Fancy largo Lemons, per dozen lOo Choice Sweet Oranges, por dozen ....120 Your ! Teeth Should recrlvo close nttcntlou, ns your npiienrniieo cannot ln good with poor teeth. Our work nil guaranteed, Set of Teeth $.1.00 up U'dd Crowns $5.00 ; Tail's Philadelphia Dental Rooms I 1517 DougiiiH St. - WORK to Make a Oood lOo CIGAR