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TIT 13 OMAHA DAILY KEfl: TUESDAY, Jt'LY 2, 1901.
GORDON WINS OCT AGAIN
Jud(ft
Biker Ordiri Writ of Mandamus
Agticit City of Omaha.
ALLOWS TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED SALARY
Court Itolda Unit (Jordan la Still Sen
liiK u it the Term for Wfclou.
He Wns Klccted
in isub.
Samuel I. Oordun ti (till serving as po
lice judge of Omaha under his election of
1193 and It entitled to draw pay at the rate
of 12,500 a year.
Such li the dec Idem of Judge Baker, who
hu ordered a writ of mandamus to compel
the city to pay blm tbo balance of his sal
ary for the year 1900 on tno basts of $2,600
per annum
The court held, In substance, that tbo law
reducing the police Judge's salary from
12, 00 to $1,200 could not operate against
Oordon because he was still serving the
term to which he was elected In 1S9S, be
foro the salary reduction law was enacted.
There has been no lgal election of a pollco
Judge In Omaha slnco 1303, and Judge Oor
don has been holding over because no suc
cessor has been elected and qualified.
Judgo Daker held that the law of 1897,
under which Gordon was elected that year,
was repealed by a subsequent act of the
nmo session of the legislature at which
It was enacted and therefore, tho election
of pollco Judgo In 1837 was void.
City Attorney Connell will appeal tho cao
and the executloo of the writ of mandamus
will probably bd surpended while the case
Is pending In the supreme court.
bmitii ArrtAin oi-' ins tfii'K
nualiand Snyn Wife's Trmper Gives
Hint Nrrvoun I'rnntriitlon.
Bamuol Smith, In a divorce potltlnn, filed
In tho district court, says he has suffered
from nervous prostration, because of bis
wife's habit of losing her temper and
mashing furniture and dishes, as alio ap
plied vile epithets to htm. Smith says
hla wlfo has threatened to kill him and ho
Is afraid to live with her
Judgo Estelle has granted a divorce) to
Huldah M., from Ocorgo V. Wallace, on
tho prouud of non-support.
Anna has been divorced from Frederick
T. Smith, on tho ground of desertion, the
decroe being ordered by Judge Kstclle.
Gnml Kec for Govr.
Judgo Baxter has roado an order allow
ing $2,000 In fees and costs to Allen T.
Oow, reforeo In tho cases of Frank E.
Moores against Douglas county. Two-
thirds of the amount Is to be paid by tho
county and tho other one-third by Mr.
Moorw.
Looby Given Hull.
Charles Looby, tho one-legged man who
has beon In tho county Jail for several
weeks awaiting trial In two cases of as
sault, has been admitted to ball In tho
um of $1,000.
PAXTON BELLBOYS ARRESTED
Clmrired irlth MtrnlliiK Two Hundred
and Fifty-Five Dollnra from
a Hotel Guest.
Silas W. Hatch and Louis Darnhart, boll-
boys from the Paxton hotel, are under
arrest at tho police station, charged with
stealing $266 from D. A. Mcintosh, a guest
of tho hotel. Mr. Mclntcsh, who Is a
contractor, from Coon Rapids, la., filed a
complaint against tbe boys yesterday morn
ing, charging grand larceny.
Hatch was arrested onco beforo on a
Imllar charge, but was released after his
preliminary hearing. In Ilarnhart's pos
session was found a grip, which ho ad
mits belongs to a traveling man who had
topped at the Paxton. Only $D was found
on the persons of tho boys when they were
'arrested. It Is alleged that they stole $263
from Mr. Mcintosh's room while he was
absent.
Peace in the I'lilllpplnea.
Peace In tho Philippines Is bound to
prove profitable to all concerned, Warrltg
conditions, whether they bo In the Philip
pines or In the human stomach, are equally
disastrous. If your stomach has rebelled,
thero Is one authority that will quickly
aubdue It. It Is Hostetter'B Stomach Bit
ters, and it cures constipation, indigestion,
blllousnoss, nervousness and dyspepsia.
Bee that a private revenue stamp covers tho
neck of the bottle.
MUST NOT START TOO SOON
Chief Donahue Issue un Order Ilelu
, tlve to Fourth of July
Olelirntlnu.
"The shooting of firecrackers and fire
work and the discharge of firearms within
the city of Omaha will not be tolerated nre
vlous to 6 o'clock of the evening of July 3,"
miii j'injrur rrmm r.,. .noores. "i nave nn
disposition to Interfere with the glorious
celebration of Fourth of July, but do not
think It woll to coiebrato until tho proper
time arrlvos. Policemen have been In
structed to nrrcst all persons who begin
tho bombardment before tho evening of
July 3.
"People expect explosions on July 4, but
previous to that time thoy will be pro
tected. I do not propose to have horses
frightened by ovcr-zealoufl boys who can
not rofraln from celebrating ahead of
time."
Remember a pint of Cook's Imperial Extra
Charapagno "oftor a night of It" makes
tho new day bright.
AN INNOVATION.
Kxcumtnnn to New York vln Ilnltl
moro .C Ohio llnllroud.
Bound trip tickets will bo sold from July
1 to October 20, Chicago to New York, at
$31 for tho round trip, with stop-over go
ing at either Washington, Baltimore or
Philadelphia or ut the Pan-American ex
position returning, This will enablo you
to visit Atlantic City or other seaside re
sorts. Send 12 rents for "Guide to Wash
ington" and "Reasons Why." For further
Information call on or address J. C. Burch,
Omaha, Nob., or B. N. Austin, Gcnoral
rasBenger Agent, 135 Adams street, Chicago.
Momlnar Trnlna front Chlenuo to Lou-
iavltle mid Clnulunntl.
Over Tonnsylvanla Short Lines have vestl.
billed enfo parlor coach serving lunch. They
Iravo Chlrogo Union Station 10 a. ra. dally,
arrive Louisville 7.10 p, m., Cincinnati 6:05
p. m. No change from Chicago to either
rolnt. Night trains with coaches and com
partment sleeping cars containing private
rooms leave Chicago 8:40 n. m. for Louis-
vllle and Cincinnati, arriving there noxt
morning for breakfast. Parlor car or sleen
Ing car reservations can be orrangrd for
through H. R. Derlng, A. G. P. Agt., 243
Houth Clark street, Chicago. Write htm.
Bend articles of Incorporation, noticss ot
Stockholders' wettings, etc., to Tha Be.
!W will give them propsr legal Insertion.
TelenhcM ttfc
IIO"TO,1 fITOlin llAIIOAtN.") TtlHMIAr,
Mill (Irrntrr llnrsNliln from Ihr Mill
mill l'Mtiirr ftnlc
$1 rrhlu rtui'k and vrnth skirts, 16c.
Iiluu aklrts urn! polka-dot skirts, fancy
trimmed linen skirts at itc.
Undies' $1 trimmed Jumbo sailors, 15c.
Children' fancy straw and plain-colored
trimmed suitor huts, 16c.
76ii and $1 quality percalo, lawn and dim
ity, new waists, whlto and colored, at 25c
and f.tfo.
Sua laces at 2VJc, Co and So yard.
Hamplo ploccs of nllover lucos, half-yard
lengths, 60a values Cc and ,12c each.
26o fans, 2Hc, Co anil 16c.
DI(1 11ASHMBNT IIAItOAINS.
Very fltieit dimity In all tho new pat-
torus, pinks, blues, etc., 2Cc valuo at 10c
a yard.
16c dlmlty, lawns, etc., 6c a yard,
Itcmnauts of best standard prints, 3Vic.
India linens, fine white lawns, etc., fancy
checked, striped and laco-work lawns, long
cloth, etc., worth up to 10c, In long rem
nants at 10c a yard.
26c Ocrman organdies -at 6c a yard.
Laco-work lawns, 25o and 35c kinds, all
now patterns, 10c a yard.
Unbleached mualln at 2c a yard.
$1.60 pair laco curtains, 25c each.
Covert cloth in mill remnants at 10c a
yard.
36-Inch percale, worth 26c, at SHo yard.
Ten-yard dress pattorne at 10c.
Long cloth, worth lOo a yard, twelvo-yard
pleco for 60c,
Cc a yard for 40-Inch whlto lawn, worth 15c.
Siic a yurd for CHc grado shirting prints.
6c a yard for IGo Chambray ginghams.
10c a yard for 25c plnhcad dottod Swiss.
SHOE SALE ON" SECOND FLOOn.
LadlcB' Oxford ties, $1.50 and $1.08 on
bargain squares.
Your choice of Immonso lots of ladles
black, vlcl kid, patent leather, tan and
Ilussla calf, Oxford ties, In light and heavy
solus, worth up to $4, go at $1,60, $1.63 and
$1.08.
SHOE SALE IN BASEMENT.
Throe, thousand pairs of ladles' shoes and
Oxford ties, worth up to $3, go at OSc.
BOSTON STOUE. Omaha.
J, L. Drandcls & Sons, Proprietors.
Selling Rogers Pcot & Co. Men's Clothing.
REVIEW OF THE FESTIVAL
Hi-ports ConerrnltiK lleeclpt mid Hi
prndlttirrn Are Submitted to
Committee.
At tho meeting of the auditorium commit
tee yesterday a report was submitted allow
ing that tbe attendance at tbo musical fes
tival during the cntlrn season of concerts
was nearly 54,000, of which over 22,000 was
during iho closing week. Tho attendance
for the last night, which was tho banner
night of tho series, was over 6,300. Tho
total receipts were ovor $16,300, and tho ex
pense, as nearly ns can be figured, with
some bills still outstanding, was about
$12,000.
A lottor was received from Eugeno Mc
Sweoney, a newspaper man nt Saginaw,
Mich., inquiring concerning tbo auditorium
brick proposition, indicating that thoy are
about to attempt tho erection of an audi
torium there. He enclosed $1 for ono of
tho "buttons." It looks as If tho audi
torium brick schemo Is Hkoly to rocelvo
substantial aid from tho purchaso of sam
ples by cities which aro ambitious to build
auditoriums, as tho movement appears to
be becoming general.
Owing to the heat of the last week no
subscriptions wcro reported.
It UnsElrn the World.
No discovery In mcdlclno has over created
one-quarter of tho excitement that has
been caused by Dr. King's New Discovery
for Consumption. It's severest tests have
been on hopeless victims of consumption,
pneumonia, hemorrhage, pleurisy and
bronchitis, thousands of whom It has
restored to perfect health. For coughs,
colds, asthma, croup, hay fever, hoarse
ness and whooping cough it is tho quick
est, surest euro in tho world. It Is sold
by Kuhn & Co., who guarantee satisfaction
or refund money. Largo bottles 50c and
$1.00. Trial bottles free.
It In Cool In Colorado.
With the thermometer above 100 degrees
In Omaha and tho round trip rate to cool
Colorado only $16, why do you remain In
town?
Leave Burlington station, Omaha, 4:25
this afternoon. Arrlvo Denver 7:10 tomor
row morning. Through sleeper to Colorado
Springs, Pueblo, Glenwood Springs and
Grand Junction.
Tickets, 1502 Farnam street.
8USIMEK EXCUUSIO.I HATES.
Via the Milwaukee natlTvny.
June 12, 13, 14 and 15, Omaha to Chicago
and return, $14.75.
July 4, S and 6, Cincinnati and return,
$22,60.
July 5, and 7, Detroit and return, $22.
July 20, 21 and 22, Milwaukee and return,
$14.75.
Low rates to summer resorts.
City ticket office, 1604 Farnam st. Tel. 284.
Special Excursion nntea.
Thn MIhhouH Pacific will sell tho usual
4th of July ttckotB on tho 3d and 4th to
points within 200 miles. AIbo on July 2
will sell to points In Kansas, southwest
Missouri, Oklahoma, Texas, etc. For fur
ther Information call on or address com
pany's offices, southeast corner Fourteenth
and Douglas streets, Omaha, Neb.
THOS. F. GODFREY, P. & T. A.
Ezenrnlnn Tickets to New York.
Commencing July 1 the Lako Shore &
Mlrhlirnn Southern railway will sell ro-
miepil rate tickets Chleacn to New York
and return, good for stop at Pan-American
exposition. Low rate BufTalo tlckots aro
also now on sale. Eight trains dally. Send
4 cents In stamps for printed matter ana
full information. F. M, Bvron, G. W. A.,
Chicago; M. S. Olles, T. P. A., Chicago.
C. 11. Hniite to Clncliiiintl.
Pennsylvania Short Lines from Chicago.
Morning and evening trains through with
out change. Round trip, $8, July 5, 6 and 7.
Tickets on salo at offices of connecting
lines soiling through Chicago. a)so at 218
South Clark street and Union Station ticket
office, Chicago, II. R. Bering, A. G. P.
Agt., 24S South Clark street, Chicago, for
particulars.
Drug Slashes.
Prices given below contemplate cash
CASH.
OEM CATARRH CURE 31c
Thompson's Wild Cherry Phosphate,
7c and 10a
Peruna .'. 75c
Vermont Root Beer (makes 5 gallons) .. Ho
Hires' Root Beer 18c
Castorja "6c
Mention' Talcum Powder 15c
Cramer's Kldnoy Cure 75c
West'H Nerve und Brain Treatment .... 10c
Good Whisk Broom 10c
Nestle's Milk Food , 40c
Malted Milk 40c
Big hottlo Florida Water 25o
Quart bottlo Port, Claret or Sherry ,. 33c
Half-pint can Finn Paint 16c
Pint bottlo Beef, Iron and Wine Wo
Velvet Ice Cream Soda , lOo
Sherman &McConnell Drug Go.
"The Drug Store on the Corner."
SIXTEENTH AND DODUE STREETS.
ONE PEOPLE IN ONE PLACE
lUrr Effort to Establish Bohsmum and
Slavs in Ootnmunititi.
FIFTY WORKERS LAY PLANS AT CHICAGO
Clero men of NntlonntKlon Affected
Will Seek In Preserve the Church
Alllllut Ion Anionic Inoom
Ihk Countrymen.
J. W. Doblas, pastor of the Bohemian
Brethren Prcsbytcrlun church, has returned
from Chicago, where ho attended tho Bo
hemian and Slavonian Interdenominational
convention. At this meeting fifty religious
workers, who aro Interested In Methodist,
Baptist, Presbyterian, Congregational and
Reformed churches, discussed tho futuro of
church work among Bohemian and Sla
vonian people.
The moBt Important step token by the
convention was tho appointment of an Im
migration and Information committee, of
which Rev. Doblas was made chairman.
This committee will keep In touch with per
sons who aro thinking of locating lu tbe
United State.-! and will endeavor to havo
Bohemians and Slavs scttlo where they may
attend churches that havo been established
by their own countrymon. Tho commlttco
hopes to strengthen all existing churches
and colonize Immigrants In such manner
that additional churches may bo erected.
Benefit to IiiuulKriiiits.
"It Is our purpose to keep our peoplo
from scattering nnd losing their church
afilllatlon," said Rev. Doblas. "Thero nro
Bohemian nnd Slavonian people In nearly
all partH of tho United States. By keep
ing our people informed ns to whoro they
will find colonics it will bo easy to hold
them together. Tho Bohemian population
of Omulia and South Omaha Is increasing
vory rapidly und tho same Is true of other
cities where effort is being made to colonize
persons who nro locating In tho United
States."
Tho convention held In Chicago has been
contemplated for ten years nnd a similar
meeting will probably bo hold every three
years. Delegates attended from all parts
of tho United States.
Tho Bohemian Brethren church of Omaha
will bo removed from Its present location
at Fifteenth and William to tho corner of
Fifteenth and Hickory streets. Tho build
ing will bo enlarged nnd Improved.
The Bohemian and Moravian Brethren
church, which was recently organized in
South Omaha, has purchased a lot at the
corner of Twenty-first and Q streets and
will begin tho erection ot a church build
ing In a short time.
STi:uii,i,i:n iiahiieh shop.
A Fmnoiin Shop In the Cnrrollton
Hotel, Baltimore, Mnr'lnnil.
Tho barber shop In tho Carrollton hotol,
Baltimore, sterilizes everything It uses in
tho shop. Tho sterilizing 1b dono by heat.
Tho towels, tho razors, tho strops, tho
soap, tho combs and brushes aro all steril
ized beforo being used on a customer.
Whore thero Is no sterilization havo tho
barber use Nowbro's Hcrplcldo. It kills
tho dandruff germ and it is an antiseptic
for the scalp and for tho faco after shav
ing. All leading barbers everywhere ap
preciate theso potont facts about Hcrpl
cldo and they use It. "Destroy tho cause,
you removo tho effect."
Chenp Summer Excursions Via Illi
nois Ccntrnl It. R.
St. Paul and return, July 1-0 $ 0.85
Minneapolis and return, July 1-9 9.85
Duluth nnd return, July 1-0 13.85
Cincinnati and return, July 4-6 22.60
Dotroit nnd return, July 5-7 22.00
Chicago and return, July 23-25 14.75
Loulsvlllo and return, August 24-26.. 21.50
Buffalo und return, every day 25.76
Circuit tours via Great Lakes to Buffalo
and Intermediate points. Staterooms re
served In advance Call at city ticket ofllco,
1402 Farnam Btreet, for particulars, or ad
dress W. H. Brill, D. P. A., I. C. R. R
Omaha, Neb.
SAN F11AXC1SCO AND HETURN f43.
Vln noek Inlnnil Route.
Tickets on salo July 6th to 13th, good for
return until August 31st. Choice of many
different routes. Epwortt Leaguo special
will leavo Omaha July 8th at 0 p. m., stop
ping nt Denver, Colo. Springs, Glenwood
Springs and Salt Lake. For full Informa
tion and Hand Book address or call at
Rock Island city ticket office, 1323 Farnam
street, Omaha, Neb.
Omaha physicians will bo glad to learn
that their prescriptions for massage treat
ments and for thermal and massago baths
can be filled at the Bathcry In Tho Boo
building. Telephono 1716. Graduate mas
sage operators.
All Error
Somo of our would-bo competitors nre
running ads in certain publications nnd
quoting some prices that wcro In vogue
beforo the trust was organized. When
Hsked why they do it. they claim. Its tho
fault of tho printer. How easy it Is to lay
tho blnnie on the poor printer. Wo'ro not
In this trust, nnd we don't havo to npolo
glzo to the trust for tho prices wo quote.
OEM CATARRH POWDER 30c
TEMPTATION TONIC 76c
WEST BRAIN AND NERVE TREAT
MENT 17c
All 26c DontrlflrrH 190
25c 1711 White Roso Glvrerlno Sonn.... 12c
25c Carter's Little Liver Pills 35c
25c Vegetable Cathartic Pills loc
J2.CH) Cotton Root, Tansy und Penny-
royal Pills $1.00
25c Hires' Root Beer (genuine) 18c
11.00 Cramer's Kidney and Liver Cure.. 75c
$1.00 Perunu (Special price by dozen) ,, 76c
35c Cnstorla (kind you havo always
bought) 25c
Good Tooth Brush for 6c
Better ones for MORE MONEY stu
'em.
SGHAEFER'S
Cut I'ricc
Drug Store.
Tel, 747. S. W. Cor. Kith nnd ChlcnKO,
Goods dcllversd FREE to any part ot city.
The Chicago Record
hj 61 of these Typt
writers la dally u
YOST
If you want a typewriter, why not
come first whera you can sea
EVERY GOOD SORT OF TYPHI
WRITER In Its best form?
TYPEWRITER SUPPLIES
ot all kinds for all macblnaa,
TYPEWRITERS RENTED.
TYPEWRITERS REPAIRED.
New Century
The finest catalogue
ever issued Is
yours for the asklof.
Wrlteo7Ci.il.
United Typewriter and Supply Co,,
A CAHIJ Of TIIAMCS
from the !2niilo)e. of Thompson,
Ilcldeit A Co,
Sunday morning papers contained a sur
prlsn to the clerks of this store In the form
of an ad. stating that during tbo months of
July nnd August tho firm had decided to
closo their place of business at 1 o'clock
Saturdays. This morning tbo universal
wish was to publicly thituk Metsrs. Thomp
son and Beldeu for their kind consideration
for the comfort and wolfaro of their em
ployes. Such action on their part cannot
fait to bind closer together the Interests
,of employer nnd employe. (Signed)
EMPLOYES OF THOMPSON, BELDEN &
CO.
LOW KATES TO 31 A NY CITIES
Vln Ilnrllnitton Itonte.
Buffalo and return, $25.75.
Denver and return, $10, until Juno 30;
$15, July 1 to 9.
Colorado Springs nnd return, $19, until
Juno 30; $15, July 1 to 9.
Cincinnati and roturn, $22.60, July 4, 5
and 6.
Dertolt and roturn, $22, July 6, 6 and 7.
San Francisco and return, $15, July 6
to 13.
Mllwaukoc and return, $16.75, July 20, 21
and 22.
Chicago and return, $11.75, July 23, 24
and 25.
Tickets, 1602 Farnam St.
ON TIII3 NOIITIIWUSTIIRN LINE.
Chenii Excursions.
$16.75, Milwaukee and return, July 20, 21
and 22.
Cincinnati and roturn. $22.60, July 4, G, 6.
Dotroit and return, $22, July B, 6 and 7.
Chicago and roturn, $14.75, July 23, 24, 25.
Very low rates to tho Buffalo exposition.
City ticket ofilce, 1401-1403 Farnam Btrcot.
A I'laco to Spend the Summer.
On tho lines of tho MILWAUKEE RAIL
WAY aro somo ot tho most beautiful places
In tho 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 aro all reachod easily from
Omaha. A book describing them may bs
had on application at tho Chicago, Mil
waukee & St. Paul Railway city ticket
office, 1504 Farnam streot, Omaha. Round
trip tlckots, good until October 31, now on
salo at greatly reduced rates.
F. A. NASH. General Western Agent
Publish your legal notices In The Weekly
Bee. Telephone 238.
LKSCQriELD
IVCuW&SUITCO.
Walking Skirts $5
We havd another lot of those hand
some gray unllncd light weight Walk
ing Skirts that wont so quickly last
week, at $5.00 each. All lengths from
39-Inch to 43-inch.
-DK
SCOFIELDj
CuW&SUITCO.
1010 DoqKlaa Street.
YES, IT'S WARM,
MIGHTY WARM.
102
in the shade
Last Sunday by our big ther
tnomoter, hut most of our cus
tomers kept reasonably cool by
drinking
Mint Freeze
A new slimmer drink, cool, de
lightful, refreshing nothing
clso Uko It In the city.
HIM
Myers-Dillon Drug Co.,
16th and Farnam Sts.
Bi AffBftti9
V I IPIIa
lift I UkflW
we promise you some of the most remarkable bargains that you
have ever witnessed in wash waists, wash skirts, wash suits, silk
skirts, wool skirts, tailor made suits, silk capes, silk waists and
silk eton jackets and wrappers.
You ore In duty bound to yoursolf to look around beforo you buy and If you nro
a customer of any other houso In Omaha d o not buy another garment until you seo
what wo have to offer. Theso nro the prices for tho next threo days:
All our 35c Wash Waists at 12Hc.
All of our Waists, worth t.p fo 75c, at 23c.
All of our Wash Waists, worth up to
$1.00, at 30c.
All our $1.25 and $1.35 Waists for 59c.
All or our $1.50 and $2 Waists for 70e.
All our Women's Summer Suits that havo
sold at $?.00, $10 00 and $15.00. go In this
salo at $2.98, $3.0S and $5.98.
100 silk dress skirts, worth up to $20.00,
for each $10.00
.m' .m, nton .Tnr-knts. corded all
ovor and tucked $15.00 quality, for $1.50.
over ana iucfu, u.vv
LACES! LACES! LACES!
, V2,?cM!
Wcdn -
SOc Wash Lces 10c Yard
This lot contains Wash Lace? i and Insert
lngs, worth 25c. 35c and 50c yard.
25c Wash Luces 5c an!
This lot contains 15c. SOc nnd 23c Wash
Laces and InsertlnBS-all Ko at 5c yard.
50c All Stllc Hindi Galloons 10c U
This Is the most l??P?r'(ncjh,"1? u'o'ut
season, goods worth 25c to 50c, nil ,o in
10c yard.
75c AH Over Laces 20c uril
ThiH in lust the right goods for Shirt
Waists, yokes nnd fronts; goods worth
76c to SOo, at 29c yard.
SOc AH Over Lces lc urU
Fine white all-over Laces, the very latest
all go at 19c.
Embroideries, Einhroldcrles
5c and 10c Embroideries, 2 Vic.
This lot contains Embroideries and In
ertlngs worth from 5c to 10c, at 2Vjo yard.
$2.50 All Over Einhroldcrles SI. Yd
These goods are the cream of the newest
Shirt Waist goods-all at one price, $1.00 a
yard.
HAYDEN
Tiiuoinit sm:i:im:hs to ( alu-ohm v
In IlurlliiKton Route.
Through tourist and standard sleeping
cars, Omaha to San Francisco, overy day
from July 6 to 13.
Rott'o via tho grand panorama of the
Rocky mountains the scenic routo of tho
world.
Leavo Burlington station 4:25 p. m.
Only $45 round trip tlckots, July 6 to 13.
Tickets, 1502 Farnam ttreet.
FINEST FITTING FOOTWEAR
A woman's shoo to rank with tho finest
fitting must of eotirso bo made right and of
tho finest material Sorosls fit tho nich of
tho foot, supporting tho Instep properly
Tho leather tho finest nnd any weight sole
Cnro has bcon taken ot all tho little points
of shocmnklng that nro so easily over
looked, which, when tnken together,
make a fine shoo finer. Sorosls aro $5.00
values, but cost only $3.50 In tiny city
In this country.
"Soronln fit, nml the lit tells.'
Sorosis Shoe Store
203 South 15th Street,
Frntik Wilcox. MmiMiter.
Send for catalogue.
READ
Thero nro good nnd bad fountnlns, tidy
nnd untidy operators. Somo of tho foun
tains look very hnndsomo In their marble
nnd silver plated fittings, but the syrup
runs nnd other features screened from pub
lic vlow nro not bo Invltlnj?. Lots of tho
cans nro never cleaned from tho beginning
of tho fcuson to thi? end. A dozen foun
tains examined by a newspaper reporter
for his paper, reported that could tho smil
ing customer have Keen the Insldo of the
fountain beforo which they sot, their glas
of Roda would have beon left untouched.
IF YOl' COULD ONLY SEE INSIDE! Our
now 20TH CENTURY FOUNTAIN needs no
Insldu Inspection. Everything about Is ex
posed to full vlow; nothing to conceal; com
parison for cleanliness, neatness nnd beauty
In asked with any fountain In tho city.
Our ORANGE and LEMON, mado from
tho fresh fruit ,1a extra lino.
FULLER 3 CO.,
14th nml DntiBlnn Sta.
PERFIELD
Weber Pianos
BEE BLOC, ROOM 7.
NO
PAIN
to havo a tooth extracted
when VITALIZED Ain Is
used. Leaves no after
effect. Examinations free
Good Set Teoth $5.00
Gold Fillings $1.50 up
Teeth Cleaned 75c
Taft's Philadelphia Dental Rooms
1517 Douglas St.
TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY and
THURSDAY
Women's Silk Waists, $1.00 quality, for
$1.00.
Women's White Lawn Waists, tho great
est varloty ever shown by any house in this
western country, at 75c, $1.00 and up to
$10.00.
Women's wool Stilts, suitable for travel
ing, thn $20.00 quality, now at $9.90.
An elegant tnllormado suit, nil wool, for
each $5.00.
Women's Wrappers, tbo $2.00 quality, for
9Sc,
I Women's Wrappers, mado of excellent
quality percale, tho 75c quality, nt 39c.
entost riearlnS' .lo ever1
sday - TWO UAS MOKE.
I (Wl enn f
ten
SI. SO Venice All Over Laces 50c Yd
This Is n tine lot of $1.00 nnd $1.50 Laces
for tho very low price, SOc.
75c lll.tck Lice (Lilloons 15c Yd
This Is tho llnest lot over seen for Bio
to 75c all go In clearing Rale nt 15c.
Kcal Hand .Made Luces
$1.50 rrnl Cluney Lnces, 29c. Wn secured
about H) pieces of real Cluney Laces nt
th prlco of maehlno goods, lnces worth
$1.00 to $1.50 per yard, go during clearing
salo at 29c.
All-over Luces, worth up to $2.00 per yard,
for 75c.
Grand Kihhon Sale
R'o nil Silk Taffeta Ribbon, 15c. White
nnd cream ribbons, Just what you need,
only 15c.
lilnck Sntfn nack Velvet ltlbbons, 10 yds.
for 35c. Never old for less than 50c.
No, 5 Fancy Ribbons, worth 10c, for 3c
ynrd.
S5.00 Rdnl Lace Collars Sl.00
Wo secured O, Sldenberg's sample line of
real Lace Collars, worth from $1.60 to $3.00
each on sale Tuesday 39c, 60c, 75c and
$1.00.
Get the Dip Front, 23c,
BROS.
Get
R-eady
for the
Fourth.
nnd thoughtful things that
lor thu Fourth.
While tho prices hnvo beon whittled down, the qual
ity has not been reduced ono whit.
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Hosiery Happenings.
THE GREAT HOSIERY SALE
Will continuo until every pair is
sold. At this writing the de
partment is a perfect hosiery hivo
Two, Three, Pour, Five, Six to a cus
P9
do not linger long. Do not delay your coming if you
care to take tho advantage of this salo.
15c, 29c and 39c
Worth rtoublo nml many worth throo tltnos tho prlco wo ask you.
0k
Women's Comfortable Shoes
Women's Oxfords
Medium weight
opera toe
cloth tops
$1.25
Women's Oxfords
Heavy soles
English too
Cool, comfortnble
EJAVFiEii:
Binding Twine.
Standard 500-foot Twlno 7c
Sisal 600-foot Twlno 7c
In 50-pound bales, warranted to bo
tho best made. V. O. n. Omuhn. Term,
net cash with order or C. O. D. If part pay
ment Is sent with order.
Summer Goods,
lG-lnch Lawn Mower $2.19
Grass Shears 17c
Guaranteed IIoso 7c
Gasollno Stoves $1.95
Screen Wlro l'.ic
Screen Door Springs 7c
22 Blanks 7c
Grass Hook 15c
Pullmnn Sprinkler 59c
Grass Catcher 49c
Screen Doom 59c
Adjustablo Screens 23c
Thermometers fco
22 Blank Pistols 15c
Grocery Sale
4 Crown Muscatel nnlslnx, Sic pound.
Now York Stuto Ev.itior.itcd Apples, 7',io
pound. , ,
llrlrrlit llllhv PriltlPK. HPT IlOUlld. EC.
Liirgo Fancy California Prunes, pound,
8 l-3c.
Fancy San Joso County Pearlies, lb. S l-3c
Large fancy Miner PcucIioh, per lb, 10c.
Calif oi nln Pears, per pound, ! l-2c.
4 poundK Tapioca, 25c.
4 pounds Sago, 25c.
5 pounds Oatmcnl, 10c.
10-pound sack Comment. tOc.
in-pnund wa"k Rye Flour. 19c.
10-pound sack Graham Flour, 19c.
3 bars Tnr Soap, worth 25c, for 10c.
10 bars best Laundry Soap, 25c.
4 cans Mustard or Oil Sardines, 25c.
Ilnsty Jelly on, assorted fruit llavors, per
package, S l-3c.
Grand Picnic Lunch Sale
Veal l.uaf. run 7Wc
Potted Di-vlled chlckm sl-3c
Rex Urand Chipped Ileef pic
Potted or Deviled Hum 3lic
Imported Rummer Sausage, pound 26e
Potted Hnm, sllrcd, per pound 12lje
Cooked Corned lleof, hllcid, pound .... IV
No. 1 Sugar-Cured llains lo'vi-
Pickled Cook'H Pig's TunKiies Jiv
Pickled Pigs' Feet, per pound 4!se
Cheese and Butter
Full Cream Cheese. 12'3e pound.
New York State Cheese, lie nound.
Ohio BwIxh Clieesc. 15c pound
Nlco Fresh Country Hotter, 12c.
Fancy Separator Crcamory. ISo.
Men's Summer Under
wear at less than manufacturer's cost.
All tho mon's dno balbrtggan nnd llslo
mrcaa unirts ami uniwcru in puna nnu j
HAYDEN BROTHERS.
It Takes GOOD TOBACCO and HAND
THE
WMI1LP.1WJ11LJ
Is Now Being Made From Fine Cuban Tobacco, Crop of 1900.
F. R. RICE M. C. CO., Manufacturers, St. Louis, UNION MADE
Our Women's
Department
For Wash Suits,
For Wash Skirts,
For Wash Waists,
Is beaming with bright
will bring yon cool comfort
The Men's Shirts
Onco you come hero for satisfactory
shirts, you come again. Wo aro deal
ing out cool comfort by tho dozen.
Men's negligee shirts in hundreds of
pretty patterns
45c, 75c, $100, $1.45
tomer Good values such as those o n
Men's Cool
Clothing
Men's iiluo Bergo coata, ... $2 up
Men's striped flannel coats,
$2.75 up
Men's blue sorgo coat and
vest $3.00
Men's blue serge coat and
pants $3.50
Men's blue sorgo trousors $1.50
Men's straw hats 25c
Men's ono ounce crusher . . 75c
Boys' straw hats 15c
Women's Oxfords
Tllnck or tan
with or without
cloth tops
$1.25
$1.50
Hardware, Stoves m
House Furnishings
fancy colors that wcro mado to sell ot
$1.25, on salo at 60c.
All the men's flno balbrlggan Shirts nnd
Drawers In plain nnd fancy colors that
wore mndo to soil nt "5c, on sale at 35c.
All tho men's balbrlggan Shirts and
Drawers In plain nnd fancy colors, reguUr
60c values everywhere, on snlo at 2bc.
All tho men's underwear that sold us to
39c, on salo nt 19o.
All the men's union suits that sold up to
$1.25, go In this salo ut 39c.
Tuesday in Bargain Room
will ho a day to bo long remembered. All
theso now wash goods stock bought by us
for 30c on tho, dollar will bo closed out
regardless of cost.
As long ns they last wo will sell 3 cases
of Scotch Lawns, nt lV&c.
Wo will sell 10c Cordnd Dtmltleo at 2V4c
Wo will soil 12V4o Corded Dlmltlos. 3V4o.
Wn will soil 15o Dimities, Batistes,
Lawns, Blnck Sateens, etc., Re
600 pieces of flno Dimities, flno Cnrdod
Batiste, never sold for less than 19c, 7iiC
1,000 pieces of Imported French, Scotch
nnd Irish Dimities, regular 25c goods,
In any other store, nil will go on salo Tuos
day morning nt 10c.
Ono chho Whlto Nainsook, worth lOo
yard, 30.
Ono raso Sfi-lnrh India Llnon, worth lOo, Be
Ono cibo Raven Black Lawn, worth 10c,
at 6c.
Remnants of all kinds of wash goods
piled on our bargain counters, nt less than
one-third regular value.
Hummocks at less than cost
Croquet Sets to closo at less than halt
tho original prlco.
Special on all notions.
Thread, per spool lo
Needles, per paper ,,. 1
2oc I.aes S'lio
15c Ribbons 3 ',4c
Furnishings in Bargain
Room.
100 dozen men's cheviot ShlrtB, made with
pocket and yoke; every shirt warranted
perfect nnd full size; regular 60o values,
ut 15c.
160 dozen men's colored laundered Shirts
with separato eollnrs and cuffs, ovory shirt
warranted perfect and full size; worth up
to $1.00 on salo at 29c.
200 dozen mon's and bnye' Shirts and
Drawers In plain and fancy colors; Jersey
ribbed, regulnr 39c quality, nt 16e.
Men's 60o and 75c underwear, In all sizes
and colors, on salo at 25c.
WORK to Make a Good lOo CIGAR
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