THE M OA II A DAI.LY UEE: THURSDAY, Jt'JsE 13, 1001.
12
RAIDED BY THE POLICE
of Fivj Suspicious Ch&uctiri is
T&kin in Custody,
STORY REVEALED IN LOVE LETTERS
Authorities llcllrvn thr ..Simp'- Are
nn Or(tnnlMl llnnd of smooth
t'ronlin .VcTrinpr-C"lllil'iK
Throw I.lRht cm-(.'nc.
The police tire now poring over a mys
tery which, might bo termed "The Romance
of a Saratoga Trunk." The various exhib
its In the case and they run up Into the
thousands were captured Tuesday evening
In a raid of what Is believed to bo a gang
of confident', workers, comprising two
women and three men, all of whom aro now
In Jail., They were taken from 113 Chi
cago street and from 12" North Nineteenth
street.
In a trunk belonging to one of tho women
was found n large numbor of photographs
nnd nowspaptr dippings which bear evi
dence to several strikingly uulqun Incidents
In the lltn of Ilesslo Moore, liessle, It
seems, loved not wisely but too well, thn
object of her adoration hcfcng a notorious
rrook named Krank Kelso, alias Thomas
flhney. In Februnry, 1000, Kolso nnd a
man named Harnett attempted to break Jail
In New Orleans, but Kelso, mtarnlculutlng
the distance from tho window to tho court
bclou. suitalncd a fracture or both legs
and as recaptured. Ho next appeared In
Hoston, Howie county, Tex., where ho was
arrested for "shaking down" a native) of
Arkansas. He Is still disabled as tho re
sult of his fall In Now Orleans, and Is able
to move about only with tho aid of crutches.
While In the Hoston Jail KcIbo received
letters regularly from iJessIc, whoso homo
was In St. Louis. All theso letters were
In the trunk. Kclno complained of
suffering great pain In his legs. Ho was
also lonely. His letters bespeak tho deep
ett affection for Bessie.
.Mnrrlnl In Jnll.
Hero Is a hiatus In tho chain of letters,
but a newspaper clipping supplies tho de
ficiency by reporting n marriage In the
HowIh county Jail of Kelso and a "Miss
Annie Everman of St. Louis."
There l little doubt but trial Annin
Kverroun and Desslo Mooro nre one and1
the samo, but as to which Is her right
linmo the police nre undecided.
After her raurrlago Ilesslo returned to
St. Louis and tho bridegroom remained In
Jail. Love letters continued to bo oxchnnged
between them. but. forvld ns her missives
were, they could not dispel the gloom of
Kelso's solitary cell. His letters to her
breath" a spirit of despondency and hint at
suicide. Then nppearg another gap In tho
correspondence and again n newspaper cut
ting supplies tho (Hissing data.
It Is a half-column story from a Hoston
(Tey.) paper, under date of November 23,
1900, and appears to be a communication
from Kelso himself, being signed "Krank
Kelso, nllas Thomas Givney " In this
Kelso aycrs that his arrest was a mistake
nnd that ho hns never been guilty of any
crlrr.a Tho fact of his having an alius ho
explains by saying that the railroad com
pany by which lie was employed as n con
ductor hod blacklisted him, and, Ilndlng
himself unnblo to accuru work under the
name of Kelso, bo had taken that of
Glvnoy. Tho letter closes with this state
ment: "When you read this I will havo
started on that long Journey of rest from
whlrh there Is no return."
There Is no evidence as to how Kelso
committed suicide, but that he did destroy
himself Is evidenced bv clippings from a
Bt. Louis paper, which glvo the story of his
funeral In tho Missouri metropolis. There
re a doten or moro photographs of the
floral offerings on the roffln and of tho
grave, tho codi of which appear to b
burled many Inches deep under a prolusion
of flowers. One of the floral pieces bears
tho dovlce, "Our Frank."
Knil of Klo' I'nreer,
Thus, according to tho testimony of the
Saratoga trunk, ends tho career of Krank
Kelso, the man whoso widow was arrested
In Omaha Tuesday night for robbing Frank
Falrland of JS In on east side wine room.
The robbery of Falrland led to tho rnld
Ing of the gang at Its rendezvous, Ho com
plained to the policeman on the beat, who
In turn notified the station, nnd from this
point forward Sergeant Ilebout gave tho
case his , personal attention. Ho ordered
tho woman followed. Then calling to his
osslstanco Detectives Dunn nnd Savage, ho
made an Investigation which resulted In tho
orrest of thp flvo persons. Thoy gavo tho
nanus of Bessie Moore, Miss Hall, Charles
Moore, Hugh Tralnor and Charles Hall.
Hall wan rooming by himself nt 427 North
Nineteenth street. Tho others woro found
at the Chicago street address. Doth ad
dresses aro the homos of respectabla fami
lies who had no knowledge of the shady
characters of their tenants.
Snvn Two r rain Dentil.
"Our llltln daughter had an almost fatal
attack of whooping cough and bronchitis,"
writes Mrs. W. K. Havlland of Arraonk,
N. Y., "but. when all other remedies failed,
wo saved her llfu with Dr. King's New DIs
covory. Our ulpce, who had consumption In
an advanced stage, also used this wonderful
medicine nnd today sho is perfectly well
Desperate throat and lung diseases yield to
Dr. King's New Discovery as to no othor
medlclno on earth. Infnlllblo for cousin
and colds. 50c and $1.00 bottles guaranteed
Kuhn & Co. Trial bottles free.
moiu; l.OW HATKS,
Via the llurlliiKtnn.
Denver and return, $19, Juno 18-30.
Colorado Springs and return, $19, Juno
1S.3Q...C .
St. Louis and return, $13.50, June 12-15
Chicago nnd return, $14.75, Juno 12-15
Buffalo and return, $25.75, today.
Tickets 1(02 Farnnm street.
Bend articles of incorporation, notices of
stockholders' meetings, etc.. to The Bee,
We will give them proper legal Insertion,
Telephone 23S.
MRS. J.
THP NPW f'npcpT.
Dtuintdby VAN ORDKS.
Cut low and full around
the top, it tupporti th butt
in natural potition without
short? nine tne waist.
A CORSET
OF COM FOXY.
Th aiit linf rum !ov
down in front, giving (hi',
lonn.wamtd, straight (tan
figure o eiwniial for the
present style of dress.
A circular belt around tho
bottom sets snugly oer thn
abdomen, raoucing measure
ment Irom two to in inches
They H honed with thi
Van Orden Patented Doubli
Aluminoid Donins. which i
unbreakable.
Made with or without Bin
Tabs, a special feature h,.-
reducing large nips.
"THll NEW COU5CT.
Th I-a'eil creaiion In Fashion and Art.
F.vrry pair stamped "La (Irccque." All clhni
att tiffidjoM f.
The New CorMt is working a revolution in woman's
form and nrure, Nolhins er before made lus teen
so aacforlir trrir4 liv th VaKirin.-iK1 tAnrlil.
..kforthematourCortetDerortruent.
easy to the figure and prevents
HOSTO. STOHR LAIJIKS' WAISTS.
Almiiliitnl)- nnil. UncinpNtlnlinlil)' Hie
(irrnt'M IllirKnlna In '.miles' Wnhti
A manufacturer's entire stock
ON SALK TODAY.
The wholesale season being over, we se
cured the entire stock on hand of one of
New York's best known manufacturers at
less than half of what they cost. They go
on salo tomorrow In lots as follows:
11.00 WAISTS AT 2SC AND 35C.
Lots 1 and 2 contain percale waists, mad
ras waists and gingham waists, many of
them showing the new pleated effect, with
soft cuffs, worth up to $1.00, choice of tho
tot at 25c nnd 36c.
Lot 3 contains hundreds of dozens of
while nnd colored Inwn waists, all of them
trimmed with embroidery and
insertion,
Theso aro all In the latest, style, soft collar
and cuffs, new fresh goods,' on sale on main
floor, 19c.
Lots 4 and fi contain everything that Is
new anil nobby In shirt waists, including
the now sailor collar waists, rovere waists,
tucked white lawn waists, gingham waists,
many of them trimmed with clusters of
tucks and white Insertion and box pleats,
also mercerized cotton waists, your choice
75o nnd OSc.
NKW TUB SUITS $1.98 and $2.50.
Wo have the greatest lino of new wash-
nblo tub suits, very handsome costumes
for summer, very light, neat nnd dressy.
made of all tho pretty wash fabrics, waists
nnd skirts to match, nil tho latest style
flounced skirts, sailor collar waists, go on
salo on second floor, at $1.9S and $2..0.
BOSTON STORK, OMAHA.
J. L. Brandels & Sons, Proprietors.
Selling Rogers, Teat & Co. Men's Clothing.
BLACKBERRIES ARE ON SALE
Arl.anaan HrrnUn Into Iho Omnhn .Miir-
ket with n Limited
Nuppl).
Tho season of the blackberry is open
Ing, a fow crates from Arkansas having
been received in tho last day or two.
They brought $3 per case, a price which will
not long be maintained, as the fields of
northern Arkansas will begin shipping In
quantities next week and a few days later
tho Missouri berries' will come In. Tho
crop Is nald to be short ail over the west.
mil ns nincKocrries win not swnci long
snipmom, nign prices cannot do main
tained. .
The strawberry markot yesterday wa3
a surprise to everybody. A car of dandy
berries enmo In from Sarcoxle in excel
lent condition and sold nt $2. Two ears of
othor varieties from Missouri, the last of
tho season, were received and brought from
$1.50 to $l.ifi per case, the stock being
exceedingly soft.
Reports received yesterday Indicate that
tho Iowa berries will bo very much reduced
In quantity and poor in quality. Very few
or mem win renen tho Omaha market, as
thoy arc being carried oast at prices which
nro not warranted by local conditions. Re
ports from Oregon show that very' few ber
ries from that section will bo sold nt Mis
souri river points and that consequently
tho strawberry season will be from two to
threo weeks shorter than usual.
ONE KISS CAUSES TROUBLE
Onrnlntlon In n llcntiiiiriint Lends to
n HrnrliiK in Police
Court.
H. H. Yeagcr, cook In tho Bee Hive
restaurant on Sixteenth street near Jack
son street, and "Bill" Jones, whose wlfo
Is cashier nnd head waitress, were dl
charged In police court nfter n hearing for
disturbing the peaco by fighting.
Mrs. Jones, a comely woman of winsome
manners, testified In her husband's behalf
She said that Yeagor kissed her In the
dining room, whioh Is tn full view of tho
street
When her husbsnd returned she
told him about It and then thcro was a fight
out on the sidewalk. Judge Gordon dis
missed the defendants with a reprimand.
SUMMRK KXCIIIIMOX HATKS.
Via the Milwaukee nnllTrny.
June 12, 13. 14 nnd 15, Omaha to Chicago
and return, $14.75.
July 4, 5 and 6, Cincinnati and return.
$22.50.
July 5, 6 and 7, Detroit nnd return, $22.
July 20, 21 and 22, Mllwaukoo and roturn,
$14.75.
Low rates to summer resorts.
City ticket office, 1504 Farnam st. Tol. 284.
A Ornnil Opportunity
o take a delightful vacation trip Is of
forcd by tho ILLINOIS CENTRAL In tho
following cheap rates!
Chlcngo and return, Juno 12, 13, 14 nnd
15, $14.75.
8t. Paul and return, Juno IS to 30, $12.65
Minneapolis nnd roturn, June 18 to 30,
$12.05.
Duluth and return. June 18 to 30, $16.95.
tw.u .i ... , ."
Detroit and return, July 5-7, $2
Cincinnati and return, July 4, 5, 6, $22.60.
Tickots and further particulars at 1402
Farnam street.
A I'lnci to Spend thn Summer.
On tho lines of tho MILWAUKEE RAIL
WAY aro somo of tho most beautiful places
in tne world to spend a summer vacation,
I'tiiiipniK oui or ni mo elegant summer
hotels. Boating, fishing, beautiful lnltra
nnd streams and cool weather.
Theso resorts are all reached easily from
Omaha. A book descrlblnc th em mnv hn
naa on application at tho Chicago, Mil
waukee & at. Paul nallway city ticket
ofllco, 1501 Farnam streot, Omaha, Round
trip tickots, good until October 31, now on
salo nt greatly reduced rates.
P. A. NASH, Oeneral Western Agent.
Vry Low nntrn.
u.7i to unicngo nnd return Juno 12, 13,
14 and 15. Qood tijl September 15. Corre
spondingly low ratqs during the summer to
Detroit, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Buffalo ex
position, ah via
"THE NORTHWESTERN LINE."
1401-1403 Farnam street.
Special facilities for securing low rates,
berths and information regarding steamer
trips on tne great lakes.
Dr. n. D, Ma8on,rectal surgory.Brown btk
BENSON,
F. IN. SUMMER
CORSET
If you want to be pleased in
a summer corset, try the
t New Batiste or Net
P. N. Corset
We have it in medium or
short lnnrrth -nil linVH n rnrlr
ouul v lwub lu 1111 o a COrK
.1 1 il 1
P0 milKeS 1 110 81061 Very
it from rusting.
WENFIAM IS FOUND GUILTY
Laundry Proprietor Matt Pay Fin
for
Workiig Empltjti Ortrtim,
FEMALE LABOR LAW IS SUSTAINED
Mrs! Convletloii Ik Kronrcil Lniier
1'rot Inlon of the llcverly Stntute
ItelittliiK (o Protection of
Women Who Work.
William Wenhara, proprietor of the Non-
parell laundry, has been found guilty of
violating tho Beverly law, which provides
that female help In manufacturing, niercan-
tllo and mechanical establishments, noteis
and restaurants shall not bo required to
work moro than sixty hours per week.
Wenham's enso was tried before Judge
Baker. Women who were formerly cm-
ployed by the Nonpareil laundry were the
chief witnesses In tho case. Judgo Baker
made a previous ruling In tho Wonhani caso
which recognized tho constitutionality of
tho Beverly law nnd tho verdlot against
Wenham completes the first action bcought
under tho law.
Six cases similar to the Wenham case aro
pending In tho courts and tho deputy labor
commissioner nnd labor organizations
throughout tho state aro much Interested
In the mntter.
Tho law provides that violations of tho
law shall bo subject to a flno ranging from
$20 to $S0.
Jury In Cotton Came
A Jury wnrf secured Tuesday In the caso
of tho government against Cotton, tho
Syracuse bHnker accused of frauds, and
taking of testimony Is In progress. The
controversy between opposing counsel over
tho appointment of a stenographer to
record tho testimony was not settled, nnd
as a result C. C. Valentine Is taking the
testimony for the government nnd Miss
Waring for tho defense. Bookkeeper Fair
head, who was connected with tho bank
nt Syracuse, was on tho stand yesterday
mnrnlnsr and thn irrpntpr nnrt rf thn limn
wa. devoted to thn Introduction nf PvhlhH,
nn,i arguments of counsel as to their adrais-
nihility.
Vcr.llel for I'lnlnlirf.
Tho plaintiff has been granted a verdict
for $5,000 In the case of Oeorge Holmes,
Jr., against tho Chicago, Rock Island &
Pacific Railroad company. Holmes Is. ad
ministrator ror jonn onKioar. who trnn
killed last year by a Itoclt Island train
which was switching In the yards near tho
union station. Holmes maintained that
tho death of Oakleaf was duo to the caro-
lessncss of tho engineer. Tho case was
tried In Judgo Keysor's court.
Arutiiuciitn n rnlliihnii Cnae.
Arguments wcro heard yesterday by Judge
Vlnsonhaler of tho county court In the
action brought against James Callahan on
tho charge of perjury. County 'Attorney
Shields maintained that evidence Intro
duccd In tho trial of Callahan for robbery
was sufnclcnt to convict tho man of per
jury. On this account tho county attorney
Insisted that Callahan will not be twice
placed In Jeopardy In case ho is tried for
perjury.
Chill-Roil with I'orgerr,
James Dlggs is being tried before Judge
Baker on a charge of forgery. Tho Instru
nient which Dlggs Is snld to have forged is
a promlssnry note for $2.50 signed "Alfred
Lewis." It Is payable to Oeorgo P. Bemls
and was uttered last winter.
Court limine Ilrevltlr.
Judge Fnwcott Is In Wnshlnetnn pountv.
wncro no is iryinK n case ror juoen nirk
Inson.
Sheriff Power returned vesterdav from
Pueblo. He went to Colorado In rhnre of
un n woman.
Cook's Extra Dry beats 'em all.
Cook's Imperial has a perfect bouquet.
Cook's Champaign Is strictly pure.
nununTox houtb.
Eipurnlnn Itnten to Munr Cltlen.
The following round trip rates via the
Burlington may Interest you:
Chicago, $14.75. Juno 12, 13, 14 and 15,
Buffalo, $25.75. Today.
Cincinnati, $22.50, July 4, 5 nnd 6.
Detroit, $22, July 5, 6 nnd 7.
'San Francisco. $45, July 6 to 13.
Milwaukee $1(1.76, July 20, 21 and 22.
Summer tourist rates to hundreds
of
other points.
Tickets, 1502 Fnrnam street.
i:iKht Train to II u (Tit In
from Chicago dally via Lake Shoro & Mlchl
gan Southern railway, including two now
ones just pincod In service, leaving Chicago
j:uo nnd 8:30 p. m.. and reachlne Buff a I
tho next morning at 6:50 and 10:30 re
,u.r7' '"p;, 'rg -ervice-inrouBn
sleeper from Chicago 10:30 p. m.. reaching
Flttsburg 11:15 the next morning. Low rate
Pan-American nnd Tourist tickets now on
sale. Send 4 cents in stamps for Interest
ing printed matter. B. P. Humphrey. T.
P. A., Kansas City. F. M. Byron. O. W. A..
Chicago.
IN OUR
WINDOWS
THIS
WEEK
YOU WILL
SEE THEM
All the new novelties
in Men's Suitings
over 1,000 patterns
from $20 to $40 for
a suit $5 to $12 for
trousers half credit
tailor prices.
Nlcoll's garments aro
cut to fit your figure,
mado by tho best
tailors and satisfaction
guaranteed.
TAILOR
Karbach Block, 209 11 So. 15 St.
For Sale at a Sacrifice.
or wlH lease for u term of
years, very desirable
10 ROOM RESIDENCE
in one of the fluent neigh,
horhooils in city. Address
W 18, Dee Office,
NEW STOCK YARDS AT VALLEY
lircltil limprrt Ion l'nr( to llr 'In Urn
(lilt Then on Tlitirn
iln. Union i'aclflo ofllclnls will escort a party
of stockmen and packing house people to
tho Whltmorc stock yards at Valloy on a
tour of Inspection today. Theso yards
havo now been In operation more than a
year, and tho occasion of thn visit Is n de
sire on tho part of tho railroad men to ex
hibit their facilities for coring for stock.
Roads between Omaha and St. Paul will
shortly put In a rate between those points
that has never been approached. From
July 1 to 9 tho Illinois Central and North
western will sell round trip tickets for
$9.85, which Is SO cents less than the fare
ono way $10.65.
Reports to Manager Bldwcll of the Fre
mont, Klkhorn & Missouri Valley railway
from tho Black Hills tell of 3.2 Inches of
rain there last Sunday night nnd Monday.
Railroad employes have organized nt San
Francisco as the United Brotherhood of
Railway Ktnployes, with headquarters In
that city. The ofllcers nre: Ocorgo Kstes,
president; B. A. Meyer, secretory, 12. J.
Fraser, chief medical adviser. The pur
poses of tho rrdcr aro declared to bo as
follows: The object of this association
shall be to bring all classes of actual rail
way employes In closer contact with each
other, for their mutual benefit nnd Improve
ment, and to establish among them a "se
cret society of tho rail," binding nil to.
gether for purposes of friendship, frater
nity nnd mutual advancement; to assist Its
members In sickness and distress, and to
comfort families of members removed by
death by means of a benefit department
open to all members of the brotherhood
who shall comply with the rules and regu
lations of tho brotherhood. This associa
tion Is governed by a constitution, by-laws
nnd ritual, and Is not formed for profit, but
for the purposes herein named only."
Publish your legal notices in The Weekly
nee. Telephone 23S.
HAYDEN
S
for our great soini-anuunl clearing sale. You will all remember
our sale of a year ago. What magnificent goods you got and the
low prices.
This year we have just 475
fine ones. All first-class, well made, good styles, in fhe new ma
terials. Every one this season's make. Suits worth up to Sb'O.OO.
For the next ten days you can
no house in America will sell any
We have 75 suits In boleros, Etons, single I
and double-breasted, all wool materials,
stylish and seasonable, for only $5,00.
160 suits, there's no better manufactured.
Somo sllk-llned throughout, elegant
styles, every ono this spring's goods, not
an old suit In the lot. made by the foremost
manufacturers of New York. They ore
worth $30.00 to $40.00. Your choice for
$9.50.
Tho rest are all Dno suits, Including about
100 samples wo bought recently at one
third price. Your choice of tho bunch for
$15.00.
During this Bale on suits we hnvo se
lected a few prize winners that will also
Interest , you In ladles' rainy day skirts.
Tho well known $5.00 quality rainy day
skirts, sold by , every houso In Omaha at
that prlco, on'sgle at $1.08.
Silk Eton Jackets, made of excellent
quality ta(Tctat 'lined with white satin,
tucked all over, a garment sold In this
town for $15,001 Our price, $4.50.
Women's
Silk Skirts
There Is no end to them,
by the hundreds.
Wo havo them
Summer Shoes and Slippers
on Sale Today.
The besi makes and newest styles of
shoes and slippers for men, women and
children on salo at less than wholesalo
prices.
SLIPPERS.
Ladies' fine vici kid $1.50 strap slippers on
sale at OSc.
Ladles' fine $2.00 vlcl kid turnsole strap
slippers on sale at $1.25.
Ladles' flno $2.60 patent leather turned
sole strap slippers at $1.95.
Misses' flno vlcl kid strap slippers on salo
at $1.00 and $1.25.
Children's flno kid strap slippers In red
and black, on salo nt 75c and f0c.
Ladles' flno "Brooks' Bros.' " Rochester
$4.00 and $5.00 shoes In all the newest
styles, on salo at $3.00 and $3.50.
50c Ladies'
Hand Bags, 19c
Thursday we place on sale a complete
lino df very flflo handbags and chattelalnes
at 19c each, worth 60c.
75c All-Over
Laces, 35c yd
All tho late novelties In nllover Lace
and allover Embroideries for 35c yard.
15c Embroideries only 5e yard.
35o Embroideries only 15o yard.
Ec Embroldorles only lc yard.
All fresh, new goods.
Grand White
Goods Sale in
Bargain Room
50,000 yards of check and stripe Dimities
go on salo at less than one-half manufac
turers' price.
Stripe Dimity, worth 124c at 3V4c
Check and Stripe Dimity, worth 15c to
!5c, at 6c
Extra flno quality Stripe Dimity, worth
25c to 30c, at ! G'JC
Stripe Dlmtiy speclal-at 74c
HAYDEN BROS
LIVES TQ TELL THE STORY
Cnrrli- Antiley Milken To liiMii'fui.
ful Attempt to Commit
Sulelilr.
Carrie Ashley of 601 North Thlrleenth
street attempted to commit sulcldo yester
day morning, after an unsuccessful attempt
Tuesday night. Both times sho tried to end
her llfo with morphine, but the arrival of
tho physician attached to the police court
saved her life. Her wish to pass from earth
was caused by the desertion of her lover.
l.OW HATKS TO ST. LOUIS.
Vln ItttrlliiKton Itoiile.
Only $13.60 to St. Louis and return.
Juno 12, 13, 14 nnd 16.
Oood to return till September 16.
St. Louis Flyer leaves Burlington station
5:10 p. m., dally.
Tickets, 1602 Farnam street.
President McKlnley and Wine
At thn Vermont Methodist Conference at
Bellows Falls, Vt.. tho report of Committee
on Tempornnct- elicited considerable discus
sion over the question whether President
McKlnley was In the hnblt of drinking wine
ut uiuiquets.
Inferring to this report, Bishop Merrill
snys: "l.nst November there was a meet
lnc of Methodist blshotis In Washington,
nnd nt that time there was a long talk over
the question with President McKlnley as to
whether he drank wine nt public banquets
or not. Afterward Bishop Wnldron report
ed that President McKlnley snld that when
ho attended banquet lie Old not turn down
the glassies, but left them standing nnd they
were filled by the wnlters,
"Ho nlwnys had, however, a separate
glass fiom which he drunk some mineral
water tor example, HYOKIA or BOKO
LITHIA water th.m nvoldlng comment
drinking something which Is health
GIVING Instead of health KILLING.
The fnniotm lloro l.ltlilu mild In
Omnhn h
Sherman &McGonnell Drug Go,
S. W. Corner Kit li unit Dodne.
The time
has come
suits not many, but they nre all
make up your, mind that there is
suits cheaper than we will.
100 exceptionally good things, mado to
scn nt $16.00, for $9.60.
200 lightweight Jackets, worth $6.00, for
$2.9S.
Waist and
Wrapper Dept.
More wash waists than all tho houses In
Omaha combined.
Our white walstB aro tho cream of tho
market. Imported styles.
White wash waists from $1.00 to $12.00.
100 dozen wnlsts for Thursday's selling,
with tho now sleeve; 76c quality for 29c.
60 dozen waists at 19c.
75 dozen wnlsts, trimmed with embroidery
and Insertion, worth $1.25, for 45c.
55 dozeu wrnppors, with 15-Inch flounce,
good light lawn, with white yoke, on sale
nt 75.
60 dozen wrappers, with 15-Inch flounce,
separate waist lining, braid trimmed, worth
$1.00 for 50c.
Ladles' fine $3.C0 cloth top J. W. Nnylor
snoes on salo at $1.96.
Uoslng out nil tho men's fine $3.00 and
$4.00 "Crown" shoes at $l.nt.
SHOES IN BAROAIN ROOM.
Women's fiOc serge slippers, 35c.
Infants' C5c kid shoes, 2 to 5, 35c.
Men's 75c tennis oxfords, 50c.
Boys' C5c tennis oxfords, 39c.
Groceries on Sale
Bottle Mustard 3U
3 bottles pure Tomato Catsup 2fic
Pickles, Chow-Chow, etc., 3 bottles for 25c
4 bars Wool Soap j0o
3 packages Corn Starch in,.
10 burs best Laundry Soap 25o
3 pounds Carolina Rica igu
3 2-lb. cans Lima Beans ijc
10 lbs. Oranulated Corn Meal i0c
S cans Condensed muk 25
Ruby Prunes, pound 5c
San Joso County Peaches, pound.... 8 l-3c
Fresh Fruit Sale
Fancy large Bananas, per doz 7!$c
Choice Lemons, per doz 10c
Meat Specials
3-pound palls pure Leaf Lard 25c
Salt Meat 7 He
No. 1 California Hams 7c
Rex brand Chipped Beef JOc
Rex Corned Beef 12c
German Summer Sausage 15c
Butter Sale
Oood Country Butter 10o
Choice Country Butter 12 He
Best Country Butter He
Kino Dairy Ruttor IGr
Fancy Separator Creamery iSe
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Abundant choosing Is not tho only advantago tho stock offers. You'll know
what the others aro when you've seen tho quality and price.
This shoo department of ours Is always Interesting In every kind and grade
of footwear, and Just now when tho weather reminds you of the needed things,
it's more Interesting than ever.
WOMEN'S OXKOR.DS medium weight, opera toe, cloth tops, a--
dressy, cool nnd comfortable XiiO
WOMEN'S OXKOIlDS-heavy soles, English toe, Just the - rte
shoo for every day wear Every pair guaranteed !
WOMEN'S OXFOItDS-blnck or tnn kid, with or without
cloth tops, good, solid, comfortable oxfords 'P.LetJU
WOMEN'S PIUNCESS-low shoes, clastic In front, no lacing 1
a very pretty nnd dressy shoe The Nebraska prlco JLsfil
MISSES' STBAP SLIPPERS potent leathor with pretty -
bow of ribbon-114 to 2 H'l.tlU
MISSES' PATENT LEATHER SHOES-for dress wear-neat Qf
nnd comfortable 11 V4 to 2 X.tU
MISSES' VICI KID SHOES with good weight soles all 1 ()K
solid nil sizes-$1.50. $1.40 and '
CHILDREN'S STRAP SLIPPERS with how In patent 4J1 C)K
leather &M to 11 M XJ
Same shoo In vlcl S to 11 , $1,20
Same shoo In plain kid 5',4 to S $1.00
We Refused to Sign.
The druggists of Omaha got their
habits" on uguln nnd want to raise prices,
Thoy held several meetings nnd mmle n '
ombln. Wo didn't sign. Our motto hns I
nlwnys been that we conduct our own
business ns wo ehooso nnd not bo dictated
to by the druggists In Omaha or the Mate.
These nro our prices mid there Is no limit
to tho amount you can buy.
West Brain nnd Nerve Treatment..
. 29o
. 45o
. 75c
. Wo
. 85c
, 75c
. .51.01
.. 1.1M
. 20c
. 7o
. 10c
. 15c
rncle Siun Tobacco euro, jl.iw size
frniripr's Kidney Cure
Qtlinncclol, latest for colds
Soxlne Pills
Temptation Tonic
wnitc luimon itcmeny
Zy-mo
sum Dentil
1 doz quinine capsules. 2 grnln
1 doz. tjulnlno cnpsules, .1 grain ....
1 doz. Quinine cnpsules, 5 grnln ....
SGHAEFER'S
Cut l'ricc
Drnji Store.
Tel. 747. S. AV. Cor. Kith nnil riilcnirn.
Goods delivered FREE to any part of city.
Famous Feet
Fitters
The fitting of feet Is a study. Some pco-
plo fit by guess, others fit by luck.
Sorosls aio lit by correct Ideas, both at
tho shoe-making nnd shoo-tlttlng time.
It takes n smith to correctly shoe 0
horse a clothlnK man to fit clothes a mil
liner to Judge a bonnet, and It requires a
shoo man to lit shoes.
If thoy hurt, they aro not Sorosls.
Tho women's shoe store, whore they glvo
$5.00 values for $3.50 my leather and all
tho new shapes.
Sorosis Shoe Store
203 SDiith 15th Sir eet,
Frank Wllcux, Mnnaiccr.
Wrlto for catalogue
WHAT KIND OF
Mineral Water
ARE YOU GOING TO
DRINK THIS SUMMER?
WE HAVE ALL KINDS, In a case, of
White Hock from U'aiikeihii
50-qt. caso White Rock $VM
J00.pt. enso Whlto Rock JM-&0
12 Mi-gal. case White Hock $3.00
WHITE ROCK OINOEIt ALE.
1 dozen quarts J2
1 cane 50 quarts S.6'
1 dozen pints N 51)
If you drink mineral wntcr of any kind,
glvo ui a clmnee to price It. Phono us
(150). Wo deliver to nil parts of city.
Myers-Dillon Drug Co.
Kith and l'iirniiin Sts.
FREE MEDICAL ADVlOE, Wrltoui
all your symptoms. Humivatlnijthe
system Is the only safo and kuro method of cur
ln all Chronic IlUeasee. I)r. If ay's Renovator
Is tho only perfect M Ntcm renovator. Krcekam
files and book. Dr. H- J. Kay, .Saratoga, N. Y
It Takes GOOD TOBACCO and HAND
THE
Is Now Being Made From Fine Cuban Tobacco, Crop of ISOO.
T. It. RICE M. C. CO., Manufacturers, St. Louis, UNION MAD ft
"i
1
Comfort on a Hot Day
you can enjoy when your bathroom
Is fitted up with a good shower and
n handsome porcolnln tub. Wo wilt
fit you up a bathroom with open sani
tary plumbing, enamel tiles for floor,
walls and ceiling, n flno shower nnd a
tub that looks Inviting nnd luxurious,
at n reasonable cost.
Free 6c Black, j
1800 Farnnm. Phone 1040 T
Cocoa - Celery
Warning.
Tho soda water season Is a I It tin lst
starting, but the Imltntors of COCOA-CEL-
i;UV hnvo started In Just the same, To
lmltittf) an nrtlcln Is to acknowledge merit.
Somo of our competitors try to "whip tho
devil 'round the stump" by six-lllng th
nnme different WE first compounded tho
drink, coined tho name, nnd put It bo for a
the public, it Is n sucess. It is tho best
of the kind In Omaha,. Nothing can excel
It for quenching the thirst on hot dnys.
Does not oppress tho stomach, rollovcs
headncho and quiets tho nerves. Its flaor
can not bo Imitated. Re sjro nnd get tho
Q UN L' INK nt our Twentieth Century,
Fountain,
FULLER ,3 CO.
pain r
14th mill llinmlna Stm.
The Chicago Record
hi6l of these Typ
writers In dally ui
YOST
If you want . typewriter, why not
come first whero you can sea
EVERY GOOD BORT OF TYPE
WRITER in its best form?
TYPRWRITER SUPPLIES '"
of all kinds for all machine,
TYPEWRITERS RENTED.
TYPEWRITERS REPAIRED
New Century
The finest catiloifue
cm issued Is
yours for the asklnj.
Wrllc or "Call.
United Typewriter and Supply Co,,
1014 Karnani St., Oataba.
Poor
Health
Is ofton caused l decayed teeth and
,ii....,,i ri,n ni n. ir olllce anil
! we will truthfully tell sou tho condl-
I tlon of your teeth.
I m:t oi' tki:tii-i.'.." L'P.
Taft's Phlladelphia'Dontal Rooms
j I517 L)oiiln Hi.
WORK to Make a 03od lOo CIGAR
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