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THE OMAHA DAILY BEEt " WED2f ESDAY. JVSE 19, 1901.
WILL CALL TAX SHIRKERS
Ohtlrmm tf Board f EquaHution Stjs
flotlcii win at iiiatd.
BIG CORPORATIONS MUST SHOW CAUSE
Jltmsrholdrrti Wlin llnri Striven I.omk
lo Own Their Humes Ohjert to Tn
Olscrlinliintlitii la I'm or
of tbc 01k Coiieenm.
Chnlrman Connolly of the Uonrrt of
Equalization Raid yesterday that all
of tho big corporations whose property
had been assessed by the county assessors
at less than 10 per cent of Its actual
value would bo notified within a day or
tno to appear and show cauo why their
assessments should not be raised.
This means that the Omaha Street Hall
way company, assessed at 2.29 per cent of
Its actual value; the Omaha Ons company,
assessed nt 2.11 per cent; the Omaha Water
company, assessed at l.l5 per cent; the Ne
braska Telephone company, assessed at 3.9
per cent; the Now Omaha Thomson-Hous-ton
Electric Light company, assessed nt 3.(3
per cent; the t'udnby I'.-icklnt? company, as
sessed at 2 09 per cent; the Union Stock
Yards company, assessed at 1.5 per cent;
Armour A Co., assessed ut 2.29 per cent;
8wlft and Company, assessed at G.l" per
cent; the Omaha Packing company, assessed
t 5.R7 per cent, and many other big tax-
shirkers are to be called to account.
.Many small property owners are com
plaining that they havo been assessed In
j excess of IS per bent of the actual value
I of their property and are demanding a
I reduction. In order to reduce any of these
excessive assessments and to IncreaRO the
tax rovenuc to a sufllclont amount to meet
the demands of the county It will be nec
essnry for the Hoard of Equalization to
raise tbc assessments against the big cor
porations. City Clerk V. II, Klbourn has filed with
the County Board of Equalization a com
plaint against the assessment laid against
certain lots of his in Maryvllle addition. He
, says tho lots are not worth more than $1,500
I and they aro assessed at moro than ono
" third of that amount, while similar lots In
thq same neighborhood am assessed as low
as one-fifth of their actual value.
"I protest," says Mr. Elbourn in his
complaint, "against being nssesscd at one
third of the actual cash value of my prop
erty when it Is n well known fact that
there aro million of dollars worth of prop
erty In this county which ,1s assessed at
less than 5 per cont of Its actual cash
value."
Complaint of Smnll Owner.
J. C. Iloltorf, owner of the house and lot
' on the northwest corner of Karnam and
Twentieth streets, complains that his prop
erty is assessed at about 25 per cent of Its
actual cash value, whllo that of John A.
Crolghton on tho qpposlte corner is as
sessed at less than JO per cent and that
of tho Cudahy Packing company In South
Omaha nt less than per cent.
The Board of Equalization will probably
notify tho officials of the street railway,
gas, water,, electric light, telephone, smelt
ing and packing companies, all of whom
have been assessed at a ridiculously low
percentage, to appear some time this week
end show cause, It thero is any, why their
assessments should not be raised.
y
Shy on Household fined.
According to tho returns made by County
I Assessor A. E. Hubbard all of the house
I hold goodb in Platte Valloy precinct aro
I worth only $420. Personal property Is sup
posed to bo assessed at oncslxth of its
actual value and the total assessment on
household goods In Valley precinct Is Just
$70. Tho total of the similar Items la Mil
lard precinct is $2,527; In McArdle, $1,245;
In Jefferson, $2,035, and In West Omaha,
$6,147. The people of Valley precinct aro
no poorer In household eftects than those
of the" neighboring precincts, but the as
sessor ovldently does not believe in taxing
such property.
Edward Huss, a well known business man
of Salisbury, Mo., writes: "I wish to say
I for the benefit of others that I was a suf
ferer from lumbago and kidney trouble and
all the remedies I took gave me no relief.
1 was Induced to try. Foley's Kidney Cure,
and after the use of threo bottles I am
cured." ,
Fhnnrtlo I'o'em nil the New York
Central.
n. y.'c. & h. n. n
No 1' l-dora' what U 11. ,
From Gr8 N. Y. 2 Buffalo
U point the way that all should go
2 C the. Far that takes the bun
B-4 the close of 19-1.
lip the Hudson, 'cross the SJ8,
Thr,U towns & cities small & grS,
Past- mountains high, ft valleys deep,
Where brave men (0 & heroes sleep,
Ech foot of way a Nature shO
From Qr8 .Npjy, York 2 Buffalo.
t
In day coach or psror car,
.Nothing's llko U near or far;
V'R slowest train a cannon ball,
You speed ahead of rivals all.
A da-Z that is what U R,
Or-S N. Y. C. & H. n. R.
F. A. D.
Mortality atatlntlca.
The following births and death were re
ported to the city health commissioner for
TiieedT'" hours ending nt noon
Blrthsf Frank Cherek. Twenty.fourth nnd
Bancroft, girl; Clyde 1 Ratckln, 3219 Sew
ard., boy; Joe Mnneuro. 707 South Four
T,?,nth'.J?lrJ! tJ?,h." Fellow. 3512 North
Thirtieth, boyi Edward Smith. 4113 North
Lw.enJy,,B,,"Jlvenu,e' tr: A. a Eychmor.
26rt4 Be wan!, boy George Froehllck. llli
.Bancroft, girl.
Death-86lomon Frank, 418 North Seven
teenth, aged 42.
William Wooward of Decatur, la., writes:
"I was troubled with kidney disease tor
everal years and four one dollar size bot
tles of Foley's Kidney Cure cured me. 1
would reromend It to anyone who has kid
ney trouble."
Dr. n. Dv Mason.rectal surgery.Brown blk
Another lot of those elastic
inches wide.
Elastic belting from 1 to 3-ln. wide.
NEW BATTENI1ERO LACE PATTERNS--
In turn-over collars, handkerchiefs, baby
bonnets and hat crown, and all kinds of
lace patterns for nattenberg work.
We havo all the now braids for this work,
Including flax or linen color and black.
Light weight wool coats, 4 to 10 years, at
Just half former price,
The choicest light weight box coats, for
Uttls, ftbovo br( former price.
STILL DISCUSSING REDELL
Coinnirrrlnl f.'lnl Committer He It en
.Matter Already Offlclnltr
.Settled,
At the regular meeting of the executive
committee of the commercial club yesterday
a report was submitted by the committee
appointed at a prior meeting to ascertain
whether or not there are nny available,
means by which ex-Chief ncdell could be
retained at the head of the Are department.
C. F. Wcller, submitted a report to tho ef
fect that the decision of Judge Estelle left
the Commercial club without any recourse
in the matter.
Tho report brought out considerable dis
cussion, In which every speaker expressed
a willingness to fight if only the weapons
were provided. Euclid Martin was espe
cially In favor of making every effort pos
sible to .retain rtedcll, declaring that the
charges were trumped up against that offi
cial, and that tho entire conduct of the
nnlt-Ilcdell forco had been fraudulent both
In regard to Hcdell and the club. It would
bo cowordly In the 61ub not to stand up for
Hedoll, oven though another chief were sug
gested who would bo Just as good, ns the
merchants had brought him here and he
had been n good chief.
Remarks were also heard favorable, to
Iledell from C. P. Weller. E. E. nruco and
a number of others, after which the com
mittee was continued to still keep up Itn
search for means of restoring ncdell to the
head of the department.
Secretary Utt was instructed to preparo
n letter to the officials of the Rock Island
railway urging the construction of a cut
off from South Dend, Cass county, to Mc
Farlond, Kan., which will receive the sig
natures of the business men of this city.
This Is In pursuance of the projoct dls
cussed in last Monday's Issues of The Deo
for supplying Omaha with a lino of railway
that will open up to Omaha trade the ter
ritory through which the proposed Emporia
lino was Intended to run.
PAINT SPEAK5 FOR ITSELF
Kvldeiirr of MlKh School Cadet'
Hilarity In Visible In
Mnnj- Places.
Notwithstanding tho denial of Principal
Wnterhouso of tho High Bchool that the cel
ebration of cadet Company D's victory In
the competitive drill was carried beyond
tho limits of seemly conduct, nraplo evi
dence still remains In various parts of tho
city of a lavish uso of the paint brush. It
appears that the victors did not confine
their "decoration" to the vicinity of Cap
itol hill, but extended it to localities com
paratively remote from that seat of learn
ing. It seems, also that Company C turned out
to help "paint the town." The results of
their handiwork aro seen In many plnces,
among others the following: On a new bill
board at Eleventh and Douglas streets, on
tho granatold pavement at Seventeenth and
Dodgo streets, on the south side of tho
county Jail, on the sidewalk at Sixteenth
and Dodgo streets, on the sidewalk at
Twentieth and Dodgo streets, on tho archi
tect's sign next to tho new High jhaol
building and on tho staircases tnsldo the
building.
.MIIS, MARY GKKGOVlCH,
Of rhlllimhiirir, Montana, TelU Hoir
She' Wan Cured of Dandruff.
Mrs. Mary Oregovlch of Phlllpsburg,
Mont., under dnte of November 26, 1&99,
writes: "I had typhoid fever this summer,
consequently was losing my hnlr terrible,
and my head In places was perfectly bald.
Newbro's Herplclde had Just come Into uso
In Phlllpsburg and the doctor strongly
recommended It to me. After three or four
applications my hnlr stopped falling out and
Is coming In again quite thick. I used to
be troubled greatly with dandruff, of which
I am now quite cured." kill the dandruff
germ with Herplclde.
Eight Train to tlntfalo
from Chicago dally via Lake Shore & Michi
gan Southern railway. Including two new
ones Just placed In service, leaving Chicago
3:00 and 8:30 p. m., and reaching Buffalo
tho next morning at 6:60 and 10:30 re
spectively. New Pittsburg service through
sleeper from Chicago 10:30 p. m., reaching
Pittsburg 11:15 the next morning. Low rate
Pan-Atnorlcan and 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, G. W. A..
Chicago.
A Placv to Spend the Summer.
On the lines of the MILWAUKEE RAIL
WAY are some of tho most beautiful places
In the world to spend a summer vacation,
camping out or at the elegant summer
hotels. Boating, fishing, . beautiful lakes
and streams and cool weather..
These resorts are all reached easily from
Omaha. A book describing them may bo
had on application at the Chicago, Mil
waukee & St. Paul Railway city ticket
.office, 1504 Farnam street, Omaha. Round
trip tickets, good until October 31, now on
sale at greatly reduced rates.
F. A. NASH, General Western Agent.
Read Our Thermometer
Look nt our new 8-foot Thermometer nnd
you will see how hot (or cold) It la.
Rend the 'prices given below andtyou will
know HOW CHEAP we sell drugs.
Mennen's Talcum Powder i5o
Irene's Talcum Powder , loo
10c package Bird Seed 4c
25c Thompson's Wild- Cherry Phos
phate Ho
Soda Mint Tablets, bottlo I0c
Chlorate Potash Tablots, bottle 10c
2-lb. bar Oreon Castile Boap ...... t 15c
60c Marshall's Extract of Beef 19c
$1.00 Imk Cabin Sarsaparllln 61c
15c bottles Gold Paint So
H-plnt can Sherwin-Williams' Paint.. 15c
Finest Blueing for Inundry I0o
Good Paint Brushes lOc
Sherman & McGonnell Drug Go,
"The Drug Store on the Corner."
Corner ICth nnd Dodge.
MRS. J. BENSON
New Shirt Waists
, Coming in every day.
In white, with or without sailor collars,
linen, batiste, mercerized and pretty pinks
and blues.
Colored shirt waistB, 85o and up.
Elegant novelties in beltsmade of dou
ble faced satin ribbon, 6-inches wide, price
$1.00 and $1.75.
Royal belts just in, and H
Five-hook pongee silk corsets, regular
prlco $3.50, for 11.60.
SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR WEDNESDAY
ONLY
Ladles', Misses' and Children's velvet
Rrlp hose supporters Wednesday 10c reg
ular price 15c and2pc.
Drees Form Bummer corsets, site 25 and
up Wednesday 50c regular price $1.
Children's Gulmps, 4 to 10 years one
ouflh off regular prlca,
BAD GANG LEAVES TOWN
Ini Moon and Htr Pali Are Oirtn Honrs
by tb Pallet.
NO EVIDENCE TO CONVICT THEM
Further Senrch of Trunk Deepens the
Shadow of Trnnlc llomnncr Which
Clusters About the Ell
Woman's Career.
The American trunk Is said to bo tho
homo of the American mystery, and such
It proves to be lu the caso of Bessie Moore,
who, with her four companions, has been
In tho city Jail for a week. Sho Is one of
tho gang of confidence workers raided near
Soventcenth and Chicago streets, and her
Saratoga, which Is of enormous size, has
been furnishing tho dotcctlvcs with some
rare entertainment. Tho contents wero
subjected to a final overhauling yesterday
and as nothing earao to light that would
warrant holding them longer, tho entire
party was discharged and given hours to
leave tho city.
Letters and newspaper clippings In the
trunk have already furnished material for
one romanco in tho life of Its owner. They
havo told of Jail deliveries, hinted at sui
cides nnd marriages In Jail nnd related In
touching terms tho facts connected with
tho elaborate funeral of Frank Kelso, the
all-round crook. But this last inspection
or the hump-backed chest has yielded an
other chapter In "tho story of hor life."
Here is an excerpt from one of tho let
ters:
Frank Is awfully bluo because I don't
wriio io mm any moro than I do and I
think now Is thn rlcht tltnn In cot In vnllr
work. Send In tho little bluo steel one In
chicken dressing or something. He'll think
you Intend to help him get away.
This letter was written to Charllo Moore
about Frank Kelso while tho latter was In
Jail nt Boston, Tex. Besslo Moore, at that
time Kelso's unfaithful wife, was tho
writer. She wanted to get rid of him. Tho
"llttlo bluo steel ono" was sent. It was n
pistol. With this weapon Frank Kelso
ended his Ufo In tho Boston Jail and then
Besslo Kelso became Bessie Moore. Ono
moro triumph for woman's cunning.
PEARSE DISCUSSES CHANGE
superintendent I.ooUn Upon IIIrIi
School IMnn na nn Ex
periment. "Working High school tcachern rprrntart v
for six periods of forty minutes each day,
instead or rive periods, as has been the
prnctico In tho past. Is somethlnc of nn m
perlmcnt. It Is Impossible to tell exactly
what tho result will be," Superintendent
Pcarso rcmarkod In discussing the reduc
tion of tho tenchlnc forco nt thn itinh
school and the lncrcaso In tho amount of
work to be done by each teacher. "This
change was carefully conaltlnrprl nnil infor
mation was gathered concerning tho prnc
tico in all tho leading high schools In the
country. It was found that Ave classes Is
tho averago work given to teachers. In
n.ansas juy mo teacners work during six
periods and In Chicago and several other
cuies incy worn oniy tour periods..
"In some branches six classes will prob
ably bo too much for one to.irhor.
ever, It is not' likely thnt tho extra work
win no nenvy cneugn to impair the effl
etcner of the instruction In the Hfrh srhnni
A year's trial cf the new plan will test it
inorougniy.
Ira D. Reckard, Duncombe, la., writes:
"My "little boy scalded bis leg from the
knee to the ankle. I used Banner Salve Im
mediately and In three weeks' time It was
almost entirely healed. I want to recom
mend It to every family and advise them
to keep Banner Salve on hand, as it Is a
sure remedy for scalds or any sores."
DIED.
NORDENBERG Charloy, nged 36 years 5
months 10 days, Juno 17, 1901, nfler an
Illness of live weeks.
Funeral Hervlces Wednesday afternoon at
2 o'clock from his lute residence. Twenty
fourth and T streets, South Omaha. Inter
ment In Forest Lawn cemetery. Friends in-
vitcu.
A
Steinway
Piano
Is as good as a government bond.
There Is no fluctuation In the value
of the Steinway piano. The famous
name Is an absolute guarantee of
quality a quality that Is not dupli
cated under nny other name or for
sny other price. Tho signature of the
government Is no more significant on
a bond than the name "Steinway" on
an instrument. Our prices on new
Strok, Vone, Ivfru A Pond,
Emerson, Strurr, Jewftl, Pavck
nrd, A. II. Chnae
nnd 13 other standard makes of pianos
aro as low as can be obtained on this
continent. We take used Instruments
In exchange and arrango the terms to
cult the convenience of the purchaser.
For cntnlOKuea and prices call
or write
SGHM0LLER
& MUELLER
Nebraska's Leading Piano House.
1313 FARNAM ST. OMAHA.
Telephone 1625.
Iowa Branch, 337 Broadway, Coun
cil Bluffs. Telephono 378.
Good Prices if you
Need the Goods.
Castorla
Mellen's Food
Malted Milk
Peruna
Bovine
Dnnderlne
Wliif of Ciirdul
Cramer's Kidney Cure ,
Miles' Nervine :
Duffy's Malt
Root Beer. Hires'
Paris Green, pound
Shaudnn Bells Soap, box
Shrnder's Headache Powders,
Headache In 10 minutes
Fig Powder that prevents all Ills,
Ice Cream Bod a
2SC
40C
40c
75C
W)C
za
b5c
75c
o
K
ISC
25c
25c
stops
,.10c &
box,.
25c
26c
5c
Our prices never change. We save you
car fare, and the prices are the same as
down town. Prices like this will show
thero Is no drug trust In Omaha,
W. J. Shrader,
Ob 34th and Serrara Sti.
SUM.MElt BClll!IO. ItATKS.
Via the Mllvrnuken HnllTrny.
June 12, 13, 14 and 15, Omaha to Chicago
and return, 114.75.
July 4, 6 and 6, Cincinnati and return,
122.50.
July 5, 6 and 7, Detroit and return, $22.
July 20, 21 and 22, Milwaukee and return,
(14.75.
Low rates to summer resorts.
City ticket orace, 1504 Farnam st. Tel. 2S4.
Very i.ow Ilntes.
$14.75 to Chicago and return June 12, 13,
14 and 16. Good till September 15. Corre
spondingly low rates during the summer to
Detroit, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Buffalo ex
position. All via
"THE NORTHWESTERN LINE,"
1401-1403 Farnam street.
Special facilities for securing low rates,
berths and Information regarding steamer
trips on the great lakes.
Stnt fo Happier
Hunting Grounds.
A dead Injun Is a good one but a bed
bug sent to the happier hunting grounds
beats nn Indian all hollow especially If
dispatched by SCHAEFEIl'S SURE DEATH.
We're making a new slio now a pint for
15c a quart for 25c Vi gallon, 50c gallon,
Jug, $1.00. Ono shot will kill a million.
Gem Catarrh Powder 35c
Pears Soaps 12c & 15c
Woodbury's Preparations 13c
Iler's Malt Whisky 75c
Cramer's Kidney Cure 75c
Peruna 76c
Laxatlvo Bromo Qulnlno 15c
Carter's Liver Pills 15a
Hire's Root Beer ISc
Malted Milk '0c
Temptation Tonic Too
1 doz qulnlno cnpsules, 2 grain 7c
1 doz. Qulnlno capsules, 3 grain V)c
I doz. qulnlno capsules, 5 grain 15c
CPU AC CCD' C cut Price
OU LI ACT Cn O Drugstore.
Tel. 747. S. W. Cor. Kith nnd ChlcnRn.
Goods delivered FREE to any part of city.
A New Sensation
AT BOSTON STORE.
SHOES ON SECOND FLOOR,
On Bargain 'Squares.
A Colossal Shoe Sale, entirely different
from any ever held in Omaha. Also an
other shoe sale in basement. And a spe
cial sale men's shoes on main iloor.
Four Shoe Stocks on Sale nt Once
AT BOSTON STORE
On Second Floor
Moloney Bros., Rochester, entire lloor stock Misses',
Children's and Infants' Fine Shoes.
B. F. Richardson's Iowa stock Ladies' Shoes, Oxford
Ties and Slippers.
G. W Richardson's Dubuque stock of Boys' and
Youths' Shoes.
On Main Floor
G.-Wl Richardson's stock of Men's Sporting Boots,
Hunting Hoots and Fine Shoes, 5, 6 and 7 values, at
$1.98 nnd $2.50.
Men's 3.50 Regent Shoes, .?1.0S.
Hanan & Sous' ?G Men's Shoes, 3.00.
In Basement
A Chicago bankrupt stock Men's, Women's and Chil
dren's Shoes and Slippers, all on sale at Boston Store.
1,000 pairs Women's Shoes on Bargain Squares in
Basement, 39c, 59c, 75c.
BOSTON STORE, Omaha.
J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS, Props.
II.I.IMH.IIJB.IIIinill.lU.IMU.IIMn
HAYDEN
'
During
Warm
next.
This has had
tie indifferent
did not figure
should have
We do not
things do not
MSTEWBLOOlXa
LOWER.
THIS IS HOW WE HAVE DONE IT
$15 Stein-Bloch men's suits now 7.50
Men's $10 II . S. & M. line suits now 5.00
Men's $13.50 blue serge suits now ' 7.50
Men's 18 military cut suits now 10.00
Men's 7.50 all wool cassimere suits now 3.75
Men's 22.50 Stein-Bloch suits now 12.50
Men's 25 Stein-Bloch suits now 15.00
Men's 3.00 worsted odd punts now 1.50
Men's 4.50 line worsted pants now 2.50
Men's 0.50 finest tailored pants now 3.75
Boys' 7.50 all wool long pants suits now 3.75
Boys' 0.50 worsted long punts suits now 5.00
Boys' 13.50 very finest, long punts suits now 7.50
Boys' 1.25 odd long punts now 75c
Boys' 2.50 worsted odd long punts now 1.25
.'joys' 4.50 finest odd long pants now 2.5f.
Boys' 3.00 all wool knee pants suits now 1.50
Boys' 5.00 fine knee pants suits now 2.50
Boys' 1.25 washable knee punts suits now 45c
Boys' 2.50 washable knee pants suits now 95c
Boys' 75c to 1.50 odd wool knee pants now 25c, 50c nnd 75c.
Boys' 25c and 50c odd washable knee pants now . .10c and 25c
HAYDEN BROTHERS.
Selling the most clothing in Omaha.
Send articles of incorporation, notices of
stockholders' meetings, etc., to The nee.
We will give them proper legal Insertion.
Telephone 238.
Publish our legal notitts in The Weekly
Ree, Telephone 233.
Omaha's
Finest
Shoe Store
Ladies' Slippers all
tho patent leathers, beaded
toes all the new ideas kid
slippers tho grandest, great
est showing over attempted in
Omaha. A price conces'
sion unequaled at much
loss than elsewhere for two
days, Wednesday sand Thur-
day. Tho Btock is replete with
fashion's latest dictates
$2.50, $2.00, $1.75,
$1.50, $1.25, $1,00, 75c
mid down to 50c.
1515 Douglas Strait.
On Second Floor
5,000 Pairs
Ladles' Shoes,
worth up to
three dollars
pair
98c
On Bargain Squares
SEE - SAW
WEATHER
May and June-
one day, cool the
a tendency to make people a lit
as to their summer clothing. We
on this sort of weather, nnd the
consequence is our great stock of MEN'S nnd
BOYS' CLOTHING has not moved as fast as it
done.
permit any stagnation here. If
move ns we want them to, w
take extraordinary measures to change the sit
uation. We know of no better means than to
reduce our FORMER LOW TRICES STILL
MEN'S SUMMER SHIRTS f
45c, 75c and $1.00
Women's Summer Shoes
It's encouraging to us to pen this de
partment growing growing growing '
Blowly but surely climbing up to bo tho
greatest women's shoo storo In this sec
tion. Moro hocs going oat, moro custo
mers coming here for women's footwear.
'Twns hard nt Ilrst to get you to under
stand that we sold women's shoes, but
today on nrount of our genuine values,
offered you. It's a rnce between our men's
nnd women's departments. For years
we've lmd tho repntntlon of selling tho
best men's shoes In the west for tho
money, but today wo claim as good ns
any In the land.
Women's Oxfords
Medium weight,
opera too,
cloth top?,
$1.25
Women's Oxfords
Heavy solos,
English too,
cool, comfortable,
$1.25
ayroe-Mfeiia6Q.
MtiuBMiinifii'iiinu
Wednesday in the
Bargain Room
Third day of ROBERTS, GAINER & POWELL STOCK SALE.
Yon will never believe that it
until you examine them.
10 cases of Scotch Lawns mill guar
antees them faat colors and worth
Gc lHo
10 cases of flno Corded Dimity, worth
10c yard , 2c
S cases of Royal Irish nimlty worth 15c, Cc
1 caso of extra flulehed flno black
Satin, worth 10c Ec
5 cases of Pineapple Batiste, regular
25c goods 10c
12'e Dress Denims 5c
12Vc Linen Crash 5c
ZVic Kentucky Flax 5c
1 case of tine Piques, In all colors and
white 5o
15 pieces 36-ln. Satin Foulards, worth
39o 12tfc
12V&C Art Drapery 5c
15c Art Drapery G',5c
10c Shaker Flannel 2?4o
1 ease of 30-lu. India Llnons 5c
Boys' Wash Clothing in
the Bargain Room at
25c on the Dollar
Suits worth $1.50 to $2.00 nt 45c
Suits worth $2.50 to $3.00 at 95c
25c and 30c Washable Knee Pants at.. 10c
35c Cloth Knee Pants at 16c
Special Fruit Sale
Fancy Lorr.ons, per dozen 10c
Large ripe Dananas 12V&c
California Peaches, per dozen 15c
Meats
No. 1 Sugar Cured Picnic Hams 7c
Fancy Breakfast Dacon 12c
Kreah Now Bologna 5c
Chipped Dried Deef 16c
Potted Meats, assorted, per can 3V4c
Spiced Pigs' Tongues, cooked 20o
Pickled Tripe 3V$c
McLaren's Imperial Cheese I0c
.Wisconsin Fnll Cream Cheeso 10c
Sap Sago Cheese, each 7c
HAYDEN
1
LAST CALL FOR GRADUATION GIFTS
Wo have n liirfro nnd olesnnt Btock of nin'gH, Pins,
BrooclicH, WntchPS, Bororjuo Twirl Pendants, Sash
Buckles nnd Pins nnd other pretty things for grndun
tlou gifts. We'd like to show you our stock.
Mawhinney & Ryan Co.,
Jewelers and Art Stationers, 15th and Douglas.
Straw Hats
oil styles-nil sizes-60c to $2.50.
Soft Shirts
Frigid Shlrtsf for torrid weather at
tomperato prices,
Belts
Every thing that's new.
BLACK,
The $2.50 Hatter,
1
ior so. itith st.
BUY THE GENUINE
SYRUP OF FIGS
MANUFACTURED BT
CALIFORNIA FIG SYURP CO.,
NOTE THE NAME.
Satisfactory shirts
Pleasingly priced
Comfortable and cool.
You havo no Idea tho comfort you
can tlnd In n-Kllge shirts If you havo
never tried them, l.ny oft your vest
end Invest In one of our upkIIkcoh
nnd you'll nay thnt It's tho best In
vetment you've, mndo this season
They nrr properly cut, amply shaped
nnd extra well mndo. All bright, now
patterns choice of plain or plaited
bosoms, with or without
currs nttnehed
regular and Ctf A K
12.00 ncRllKtes, for jpiJ3
Thoy tell us we've tho best and
largest collection of negligees In tho
town.
A fnll nnd riMiiplrto line of
cX ninilr, rooinj-, rumfortnbl
m-KllRrr nt
j i . . . . 1
I
Women's Oxfords
Blnck or tan,
with or without
cloth tops,
$1.50
HAYDEN
is possible to give such bargains
10c White Dimity 30
12ttc Sllkollne &a
4 yards of Blister Crepon, worth $1.60
yard entire pattern $l.9S
SILK SALE.
30c Facono Silks b0
75c Satin, 24-ln. wide 390
60 pieces of fine Liberty Satin, worth
"5o yard 300
100 short lengths In waist stripes, worth
$1.00 yard 33,,
100 pieces of fine Printed Foulard Silk,
worth 75c yard 39Q
100 pieces of 50c Wash Silks 250
NOTIONS.
200 yards Spool Cotton ia
15c nibbons 50
25c nibbons jq0
10c Embroideries, yard 0
15c and 25c Laces p0
25c Ladles' Delts 'ia
Grocery Specials
Largo bottles Mixed Pickles g
Largo bottlo Sweot or Sour Pickles. ...8
Three full pint bottles Tura Tomato
Catsup
Threo cans Condensed Milk
Four cans Oil or Mustard Sardlno:;..'..
Four bars Wool Soap ,?..
10 bars best Laundry Soap
Perfection Starch, per package
Electric Lustra Starch, per package ..
Elastic Starch, per packngo
IXL Starch, per package
Defiance Starch w. ........
1-ao
l-3o
25o
'2.-.0
25o
lOo
23o
5o
60
Eo
Co
Co
60
4Wo
26o
25o
25o
25o
IDo
19o
10a
So
Laundry Starch, per pound
4 pounds Sago
4 pounds Tapioca
4 pounds Farina
4 pounds Carolina nico ,
10-pound sack Graham ,
lO-pound sack P.ye Flour
10-pound sack of Corn Meal
Corn Starch, per packago
Dried Fruit
Ruby Prunes, per pound j0
Large Santa Clara Prunes, per lb 7Ho
California Mulr Peaches ................8 l!3o
San Rosa County Fancy Peaches, lb.. 10c
California PearB, per pound 81.3o
lancy Han Joso County Pears, per lb. lOo
BROS.
It's All in the Lens
In (linos
Ins a
KODAK or
CAMERA
no sure you
get one with
a good lens.
WE ONLT CAIUIY I.NSTRU- f
MENTS OF THE REST MAKES
ANP GUARANTEE EVERY
LENS SOLD RY US.
Premos, Pocos, Karon as et
A beautiful 4x6 Cyclo Poco for 18.50.
Call and see us or write for prices.
THE ROBERT
DEMPSTER C0MP AN V
1215 Furnam Street.
EXCLU8IVE DEALEItS IN PHOTO
MATERIAL.
