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THE OMAITA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, JTLV rt, 1901.
LET THE CRACKER CRACK
Mayor Motni Iuai tht G-Aliud Signal
fr Julj 4,
UNBRIDLED PATRIOTISM WILL REIGN
Onlltiniirc Anliit I'lrr?rork Will lie
Snnpi-uilctl I.iiiik llnonuli to (live
Yoiiiik Amerlcn llln InnliiK
Executive' Proclninntloii.
From 6 o'clock the ovonlng of July 3
until midnight of July 4 young America
nud lit t-ai-BpllttlnK explosives will reign
supremo in Omnba. i
Omaha will blosfom out In red, white '
tiud blue ou Indep.'ndeiico day aud celebrate
the d.iwn of liberty with a vengeance, If the
wlcbos of Mayor Moores aro complied with.
"Celebrate properly" la the mandate of
the mayor. For thirty hours all ordinances
prohibit Ing tbe discharge of firearms and
firecrackers will bo suspended. The only
restriction on effervescing patriotism will
bo that dynamite and cannon flrccrackcts
hall not br on the bill of fare.
Mayor Moores' proclamation Is as fol
lows: To tb Citizens nf Omaha: As our great
mitloii.il holiday, tho Fourth of July, draws
near It become my privilege to call the
mention of our people to the duty which
every Itlzcn owes to his country to cele
brate properly tln anniversary of our na
tional independence.
It Is earnestly hoped that every loyal
citizen of Ctmnhu will eease labor himself
mid glvo hl employes also u holiday on
that day nml show his patriotism by dis
playing Hags and hunting on his rcsldcnco
and on his place of business. The ordi
nances of the city of Omaha forbid tho
tiring of firearms and llrecruckerM at all
times, but thin rule may be sus
pended ' the mayor. 1 hereby sin
pond the onrratlon of these ordinances,
for the evening of July 3 and for all of
July I. 1:1. Tho firing of ilvnamtte lire
crackers and cannon nrceracKers Ih made
a misdemeanor by tho city ordinances and
is punlihable. by a heavy tine. This ordi
nandi Is not suspended and will be f-trlctly
enforced. Tho tiring of fireworks prior to
the evening of July a Is also a misdemeanor
and the police have been ordered to arrest
violators of the ordinance. This order will
be followed to the letter, for such tiring 1.4
rlangeiotw and has cuusrd several teams
to run nwny, thereby endangering llfo and
property.
The llrlng of explosives on July 3 and 4
In alleys near barns or other combustible
materials h expressly prohibited. Ite
speetfully. I'HANK K. MOOKE8, Mayor.
il'mmkh t;.vct;;tbio.n kati:s.
Vln tlt MIMrnukee Unllwny.
June 12. 13, 14 and 15, Omaha to Chicago
nd return, $14. 76.
July 4, 5 and 6, Cincinnati and return,
K2.50.
July S, 6 and 7, Detroit and return. $22.
July 20, 21 and 22, Milwaukee and return.
$14.76.
Low rates to summer resorts.
City ticket office, 11104 Farnam st. Tel. 214.
Tli Senile. Itoulr to California.
Don't mako a mistake and aoloct nny
other route than the Ilurllngton when you
go to California at the tlmo of tho Ep
wortli league meeting in July.
The Burlington with Its connections
form tho Scenic Lino of tho World. It
takes you through tho very heart of trj
Kockles, past ul the glorloub mountain
ccnery of Colorado aud Utah.
Come back by way of Portland, Scnttlo,
Tacoma and nilliugs. Costa a few dollars
extra and It Is worth it. ,
Beautifully Illustrated folder giving full
Information about this, the greatest holi
day opportunity ever offered, on request.
Tells what there Is to see on the way to
the coast, where to stay In San Francisco
and the places In California which you
cannot afford to miss.
Tlckots, 1502 Far nam stroet.
Additional AeuomiiiiMlutloii.
On account of tho very low rates made to
Colorado' points
TUB UNION PACIFIC
has placed tu sor.vlco another through Pull
man alcoper on train No. 3, for Denver,
leaving Omaha at 4.25 p. m. dally, and
continuing until September 10.
A tourist sleeper will also bo attached
to this train for Denver, July il to 13 In
clusive. This service affords passengers the very
best accommodations with the greatest pos
sible cQifitort.
Reservations should be uiado as far In ad
vance us possible.
New city ticket of3co, 1324 Farnam street.
Tel. 316.
Cheap Summer ExvurMlnnn vis 111 I
uoIm Central II. It.
St. Paul and return, July 1-9 $ 9.85
Minneapolis and return, July 1-9 9.S5
Duluth and return, July 1-9 13.S5
Cincinnati nud roturn, July 4-6 22.50
Detroit aud return, July 5-7 22.00
Chicago aud roturn, July 23-25... 14.75
Louisville nnd roturn, August 24-26.. 21.50
Buffalo and roturn, every day 25.71
Circuit tours via Groat Lake to Buffalo
and Intermediate points. Staterooms re
aorved In advance. Call at city ticket office,
1402 Farnam street, for particulars, or nd
dress W. 11. Brill. I). P. A.. I. C. R. R
Omaha, Neb.
It In Cool In Cnlormln,
With tho thermometer uhovo 100 degrees
In Omnha nnd tho round trip rate to cool
C"lorado only $16, why do you remain in
town?
Leave Darlington station, Omaha, 4:25
this afternoon. Arrive Denver 7:10 tomor
row morning. Through sleeper to Colorado
Springs, ruohlu, Oleuwood Springs and
Grand Juuctlnu.
Tickets, lr,02 Farnam street.
.Spirit l.uWr I. like Okohojt
conveniently reached via Illinois Central
railroad from Omaha, Tho only road hav
ing both morning and evening service to
abovo points. Low rateo. For particulars
cll at city ticket office, 1402 Farnam street.
Publish your legal notices In Tho Weekly
Boo. Telephone 333.
MRS.
Chatelaine Bags.
Ileal Seal Chatelaines, with outside pocket
$1.00. Extra line fliiish 1.50, $2.00 aud 2.25.
Steel Bead Bags $1.75, ?2.00, $2.50, $11.25, 4.50,
$5.00, $0.75, $7.50.
Pretty Leather Chatelaines,
Wo nre Belling quantities of Children's rnrnsols. Prices
loo, 25c, 45c, 58c, G5c, 85c and $1.00.
We nre giving bargains in Ladies' Pnrasole. Prices from
$1.00 to $10.00.
New Dressing Sacques Colored and white Shirt Waists.
Tim xtiw vonic ckntiiai,
In the Nntlonnl llnllrnnil nf Ainerleu,
"In the special Issue of postage stamps
to advertise the Buffalo exposition the
t'ostofllce Department hus done honor to
tho New York Central railroad, the great
est mall carrier In tho world. Tho 1-cent
stamp represents the lake navigation with
which tho Central railroad connects; the
2-ccnt stamp, tho famous Umpire State
Express train; the 4-cent stamp, the auto
mobiles used In the Central railroad cab
service; the 5-cent stamp, the Niagara
Falls bridge, past which the Central trains
dash; the S-cent stamp, the locks at Sault
Ste. Marie, through which the Central road
steamers pass, and the 10-ccnt stamps, the
ocean steamers with which tho Now Yoik
Central lines connect and tlckot passen
gers to every part of tho globe. This un
precedented recognition by the govern
ment establishes tho New York Central as
the national railroad of America." Town
Topics, May 9.
Tlic Fourth nt Ivrim I'nrld
Manager Colo Is making preparations to
give a Fourth of July celebration at tho
popular Krug park that will bo a rouser
for everybody, from baby to grandpa, and
one that will surpass anything of tbe kind
ever seen In Omaha. Ha has secured stacks
of fireworks, sky high, and will mako the
grandest kind of a display. The Fourth
will also be the opening day for freo shows
at the park. "Tho Passion Play," which
runs for over one hour, showing "Mary at
tho Tomb of Christ," "Tho Last Supper"
and other Interesting scenes, will be pre
sented, nbsnlutcly freo to the park patrons.
It Is a remarkable production, with tho In
dorsement of pulpit nnd laity.
Prof. Fancher, the famous aeronaut, who
reports to have seen service with tho
United States balloon forces In Cuba and
who Is famous In Europe, will make his
first balloon ascension In Omahn. Fancher
promises patrons of tho Krug the oppor
tunities of witnessing some of tho finest
ascensions over made In the United States.
If Von IJiiJoy Company While Trav
eling tho congenial parties which gather In tho
cafe club car or In tho observation parlor
of the Pennsylvania Limited may lurludo
some of your friends. If they are partial
to highest standard traveling facilities you
will surely find them on tho Limited, for
this train Is n favorite with the best class
of travelers. It leaves Chicago 6:30 p. m.
dally on twenty-four-hour run to Nev York.
Learn about lt comforts by arranging with
H. It. Derlng, A. O. P. Agt., 24S South Clark
street, Chicago, for your next trip cast ou
this train.
SAN KHANCISCO AM) ,Iti:TtIll. IMS.
Vln Iloelc Ialnml Itoulc.
Tickets on tale July 6th to 13th, good for
return until August 3tRt. Cholco of many
different routes. Epwortt League special
will leavo Omaha July 8th at 9 p. m., otop
plug nt Denver, Colo. Springs, Glcnwood
Springs nnd Salt Lake. For full Informa
tion and Hand Book address or call at
Rock Island city ticket office, 1323 Farnam
street, Omaha, Neb.
A riaco to Spend the Summer.
On tho lines of tho MILWAUKEE RAIL
WAY aro somo of the most beautiful nlaen
tn the world to spend a summer vacation,
camping out or at thn elezant nummrr
hotels. Boating, fishing, beautiful lakes
and streams and rool weather.
Theso resorts nro all reached easllv from
Omaha. A book describing them may be
Had on application at tho Chicago, Mil
waukee & St. Paul Railway city ticket
Office. 1R04 pArnftm attit nmnl.n HnnnJ
- hv.k, . U U I.
trip tickets, good until October 31, now on
saie at greatly reduced rate?.
V. A. NASH, General Western Agent
C'lncliiuntl nnd nrturu fS front
ClalciiKO'
July 5th, 6th and 7th, account Christian
Endeavor convention. Anybody may got
benefit of low faro. Agents of railways In
west selling via Chicago will furnish tick
ets. Ask for thorn over Pennsylvania Short
Lines. Tickets may be obtained In Chicago
ut 218 South Clurk strcot and Union Sta
tion ticket office. Write or wlro H. R.
Derlng, A. O. P. Agt., 248 South Clark
street, Chicago, for tickets and parlor or
sleeping car reservations.
District Mnnaucr Wuntcd.
We want a reliable, high-grade man to
take charge of n district of ten agencies
In Iowa, with headquarters at Jefferson.
Ho must bo a good salesman and know how
to handlo agents.
Give age, experience, present business
and references and address
THE F. E. SANBORN CO.,
Mfgrs. Standard Stock Food.
Box 25. Omaha. Neb.
Attention, Knights of the Mnreabeea!
Your aro hereby requested to meet tn a
body at our hall tn .Labor tomplo on
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'olock sharp to
attend the funeral of our late Sir Knight
Phelps. Funeral services will be con
ducted nt his late residence, 1013 North
Twcnty-nlnth street. J. S. VESEY, Com.
GEORGE A. OSTROM,
R. K Omuha Tent No. 76.
Dpeclnl Kicurnlnn Ilntr.
The Missouri Pacific will sell tha usual
4th of July tickets on tho 3d and 4th to
points within 200 miles. Also 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.
Omaha physicians will be glad to learn
that their prescriptions for massage treat
ments and for thermal nnd massage baths
can be filled at tho Bathery In Tho Bee
building. Telephone 1716. Graduate mas
saga operators.
Bend articles of incorporation notices ol
stockholders' meetings, etc., to The Be.
V will give them proper legal insertion.
Telephone 238.
J. BENSON.
25c, 35c and 50c.
AT BOSTON STORE TODAY
Mcit Rtmniktble i'urftin for Mea aid
licjj in Hot Weithsr
CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS AND HATS
Luilleft' licit, t.'ntlrritcnr, Ilnnilker
vlilcra, .Mltl, I'nriiMila nml 1,'inlirel
lii, .Milliner), .Summer Skirt,
Wnlntn, u t Sjieelnl l'rli'cn,
MEN'S )15 AND $20 SUITS, $8.83.
3,000 men's tailor, madu new, stylish sum
mer suits worth 515 und $20, on sale at
$8.88.
Men's all-wool flannel and serge suits, $5.
Men's black and colored thin coats, 3!c.
Men's blue nlnpacn coats, DSc.
Men'a bluo sergu coats, $1.3'J.
Men's $3 and $4 pauts, $1.50 nnd $1.08.
Boys $3 linen suits, 40c.
Boys' 76c kneo pants, 25c.
Men's $1.50 negligee shirts, 75c.
Men's $1 negligee shirts, DOc.
Men's 75c summer underwear, 23c.
Men's 25c summer suspenders, 12c.
Men's $1 neckwear, iiowcst styles, 25c.
Men's 25c silk neckwear, 2Mc.
600 styles of men's sample belts, up to
$2 values, 10c, 15c, 2ac, 60c.
Ladles' $5 fancy silk purasoln and ladles'
and men's silk umbrellas, $1.49 and $1.08.
Children's parasols, plain and fancy, 10c
and 29c.
25c fancy folding fans, all colors and
styles, 2!c, Co and 10c.
10c Valenciennes lace, Insertion and bead
ing, nil widths, lc, 2c and Cu a yard.
Ladles' Jcrey silk mitts, 10c u pair.
LudlcH, 25c vests, I'c, 10c and 15c.
Ladles' nnd children's 25c full seamless,
fast-black ho3c, 10c and 15c a pair.
All kinds loo handkerchiefs, plain wblto
nud fancy-colored border, lc, 3!4c and Cc
each.
Ladles' nnd men's 25c all pure ltncu,
neatly hemstitched and lacc-edged handker
chiefs, 10c each.
Ladles' black satin belts, beautiful
buckles, 76c values. 25c.
Ladies' 60c leather belts, 25c.
Ladles' $1 black elastic belts. 49c.
Fourth of July trimmed sailor hats for
ladles and children, In jumbo and plain
Btraw, 15c und 4Dc.
Ladles' swell duck hats, plain and trim
med, from liOc to $1.50.
$5.00 and $8.00 ladles' artistically trimmed
hats, black and white, on account of tho
lateness of tho season, go at 99c and $2.50.
Ladles' pique, crash and duck skirts,
worth $1.60 nnd $2.50, nt 15c und 49c.
SPECIAL NOTICE Wo will plaeo on sale
tomorrow standard American Hags, slzo
5xS feet, at $1.25. This size sells for $2.50
regular.
BOSTON STORE, OMAHA,
J. L. Brandcls & Sons, Proprietor-!.
Selling Rogers Poet & Co. Men's Clothing.
Timoitnii i,i:i;ri:it.s to cai.ii'ohma
Vln IlnrlliiKtnn Iloiite.
Through tourist and standard sleeping
enrs, Omaha to San Francisco, every day
from July 6 to 13.
Routo via the grand panorama of the
Rocky mountains the scenic routo of the
world.
Leavo Burlington station 4:25 p. m.
Only $15 round trip tickets, July 6 to 13.
Tickets, 1502 Fnrnam street.
SCOFIELD
ciOAiasuiTco.!
Taffeta Skirts,
Thcro Is nothing miTO comfortnblo
for hot weather where a "dressy"
skirt Is wanted, thnn a handsome
black Taffeta Skirt, unllned. While
wo have sold many of them wo add
new styles to the line every week.
You won't regret looking ut our Taf
feta Skirls If you want something
pretty ami different from those you've
seen. Prices $12.60, $15.03. J1S.D0 nnd
?;0.00.
OK
SCOFIELD
CLOAK&SUITCO.
1..IO UoiikIiim -St.
Another Grand Wash
Goods and Silk Sale in
the Bargain Boom Wednesday
m mora cases uireci rroiu mo mills-
by any other house In tho west,
lOo lawnu, fast colors, HSo.
10c dimities, tlno cord, 24c
12,tO tine printed batiste, 5c.
lliVio Hue dimities, 5c.
13o lawns, line styb-H, 5c.
H'O Hue dimittes, "VjC.
25c tine dimities, Initiates, nrgandtea nnd
nil the llncst printed und piece-dyed wash
t,-ood that nre sol i by other houses ut from
19o to 33c, on sale nt ono price, 10c,
All tho remnunts of 15c. 19c und 25o wash
goods on center table, 6c.
All the remnantd of 15c percales nnd other
Lace, Embroidery
Wednesday the last day of this
ui
vi . .,. . a.v.(w..ul4 wii,flutij' in uiu mil nil' UL Wlltj JUCQ nUIC.
Lot 1 Wash laces und insertlncH. worth
23c, S5c and 50c yard; clearing salt) prlco
10c.
Lot 2 15c, 20 und 25c wnsli Inccs and Inser
tlngs; clearing sale price 6c,
Lot 3 Mo nil silk black galloons, tho
most popular lace creation ot the season;
clearing sale prlco 10c,
Lot 4 75c all-over Incesj Just tho right
goods for shirt waists, yokes and fronts;
clearing sale prlcu 2So ynrd.
Lot 5 Flno white ull-over laces, the very
latest, worth 60c; clearing sale price 10c,
Embroideries and Insertlngs worth 10c, nt
2Ho.
No, 6 funcy ribbons worth 10c, nt 3c.
Special Lemon Sale
FANCY JUICY LEMONS, at 0c.
Picnic Luncheon Sale
Rex chipped beef 10c
Veul loot, nor can 7,,4o.
Potted chicken, per can, 81-3c.
Boneless corned beef, pur lb., 6c.
Fancy round bologna Cc.
Potted or duvlleil ham, per enn, 3Hc.
Fancy No. 1 hams at llHc,
Cracker Sale
Wo have broken tho combination on
crackers, Wo uro selling crackers for less
than tho cost to tho dealers.
Ginger snupa, dealers cost tiVfcc; our price,
3 cents.
Soda crackers, dealers' cost CUc; price, 6c,
Oyster crackers, dealers' cost, i4ic; our
price, 5c.
Oatmeal crackers, dealers' cost, 15c; our
price 7V4c.
Graham cruckers, dealers' cost, 15o; our
price, 7l.ic.
Arrowroot, dealers' cost. 23c; price, 12Hc,
Lemon wnftors, dealers' cos,t, 25c; our
prlco 15c.
Vanlllu wafers, dealers' cost, 23c; our
prlco 15c.
Sand molasses, dealers' cost, 15c; our
price Sl-3c.
Orange swoetB, dealers' cost, 15c; our
prlco S l-3c.
Assorted Jumbles, denlers' cost, 15c; our
prlco I0o.
Sultanas, dealers, cost, 23c; our price 1214c.
Fig bar, dealers' cost, !3c; our price 15c.
1-pound package soda biscuits, per pack
age, 6c.
HAYDEN
OX TIIM MUtTinVllSTnilX I.ISI1.
Chrnp l2ieiiraon,
$16.75, Milwaukee and return, July 20, 21
and i2.
Cincinnati and return, $22.60, July 4, 6, C.
Detroit and return, $22, July 6, 6 nnd 7.
Chicago and return, $11.76, July 23, 24, 25.
Very low rates to the Buffalo exposition
City ticket office, 14011103 Karnam street.
Big Bargains for
PIANO
BUYERS
The person who buys a piano
at normal prices In these days
of the great clearance salo ot
pianos Is throwing away hun
dreds of dollars. Saving $150 on
n slngto Instrument ut our titoro
Is not uli exception, Its the rule
among the higher grudo pianos.
Uprights that nre regularly
sold ut $G00 are marked down tj
$100 nnd less, for quick selling.
Proportlonato Having on cheap
er Instruments. No matter
what Instrument you want
STEINWAY, VOSK. EMER
SON, 1VERS & POND. A. H.
CHASE. STEOER, STECK,
PACKARD, C. D. PEASE, etc.
Wo have them here no matter
how you want to buy. Wo
make terms to suit your con
venience, Catalogues and prlcca
furnished free on application.
SCHMQLLER
& MUELLER,
THE OLD RELIABLE PIANO
HOUSE.
1313 Fnruftm St., Omaha.
Telephone 1025
337 Hroiulwuy, Co. Muffs.
Telephone 378.
Take Advantage
While it Lasts-
Boys' extra heavy brown checked overalls,
ages from -1 to 12, at 25c. Medicated light
weight lamb's wool underwear, 75c a gar
ment, como two In a box; furnishers' price,
$1.23. Moleskin nnd crash pants 48c. Full
suits of men's clothes, respectable and de
cent, $3.93. Boys' wash suits, ages 3 to 8,
only 25c. Brown or tan box, 3 pair for 10c.
Men's oxtrn line pants, big lot to choose
from, $1.90. Odd coats, 25c. Flno lino of
negligee shirts, Including "Monarchs" and
other celebrated makes, 48c. Extra nobby
pure wool men's sulta, cholco $5.00. Sus
penders, 7c. Choice of valises, big or small,
25c. Straw hats and light summer caps,
15c. String ties, ono penny. Light tan
sweaters, 25c. Corduroy knee pants, ages
4 to 11, only 35c ask to soo them, thoy are
a big bargain. Odd vests, 10c. Russet
men's shoes with vesting tops, 75c. Canvus
gloves, 5c. Strongskueo pants, 13c. Light
wool gray overcoatssutln faclug, for spring
nnd fall wear, $4.G3 Thin underwear, 15c.
Silk neckwear, choice, Co and 10c each.
Walters' Jacket, 25c. "Manhattan" white
ahlrts, 75c. John B. Stetson hats, $2.75.
Silk finished underwear, 25c a garment.
Tiger hats, $1.08. Heavy bluo nnd white
plalded Jumpors, 23c. Men's bluo serge
coats, 75c. Heavy black working shirts,
25c. Boys' bluo overalls, 20c. Cook's pants,
60c. Pajamas, 45c. Fine suits of clothes
extra cheap. Remember that the Guarantee
Clothing Co. built up a good reputation by
handling good honest goods and that on ac
count of Bennett's removal they are com
pelled to sell out In order to bo suro and
And tho right place. Look for big signs
"The Guarantee Selling Out," 1516-1518
Capitol avenue.
P. S. Wednesday, July 3rd, this store
win ue open until 9 p. ra. Thursday, July
4th, until noon. After that tho closing
hours will bo week days at 6 p. m., Satur
days 10 o'clock p. tn.
HAYDEN
1
S
hern urn prices that cannot bo duplicated
goo'ds, 24c
Bluel.- riatln worlh Me, nt 5c.
Shirting prints worth 5c, ut 2'(Jc.
Stnndanl prints 3V4c.
GRAND SALE ON WHITE dOODS.
10c naiimooka, 5e.
12VJc iuUnsnol(s(,f,V:C.
15c lace mripes, 7Hc
loo striped organdy 7!4c.
A largo line of remnants of wblto goods,
worth 25c, 35c, 50c nnd 00c, ou sale at 10c.
Sli-inch India linen, CHc.
Ol'JiUlAl SAL.IS OIS HAMMOCKS.
and Ribbon Sale
tremendous clearing sale. Tho greatest snlo
5 rrnl nice collars at $1.00.
Special bargains In linens, towels ana
white goods,
40-ln. lawn worth 35c nnd 40c yard, on
sale at 13c yard.
Organdies worth 35o nnd 60 ynrd, ut 19c
Ojjiera batiste, best quality, ut COc, worth
Special bargains In towels, worth up to
19c, go at Vic towels worth 23e, go at 15c
towels worth up to ffic, go nt lDc. Remem
ber these towels are ull linen, iK-lnch
blenecd Irish damask, worth $1.00, at iZc.
Bl-lneh cream damask, worth 85c, ut 67lc.
02-Inch cream damask ut 25c.
64-lneh cream tlnmuHk ut 30c.
Bl-lneh cream damask at 35c.
Special Sale on
Tea and Coffee
A beautiful present given away with one
pound of nny of our teas. First crop cholco
Japan tea only 3Sc.
.Sun cured Japan ten for Ico tea, 33c.
English breakfast tea, choice drink, 15c.
Imperial Gunpowder tea, 40c.
Oolong and Young Hyson tea, 15c.
First crop tea HlftiiigH, lTVic.
3 pounds of our superior health coffee, 23c.
Royal Saiitoa coffee, 15c.
Golden Rio coffee, only 1714c.
Old government Mocha and Java. 30c 4
pounds for $i.oo.
Mandolins Mocha und Java, 33c 3 poundi
for $1.00.
Grocery Sale
Four-crown muscatel raisin. S l-3c pound.
pOUnd. ' "l'l-. 173
lingnt ruby prunes, per lb., 6c.
Largo fancy California prunes, per lb
O 1-tlC.
Fancy San Joso country peaches, per lb.,
o i-Je,
Large fancy Mulr penches, per tb 10c.
California pears, per lb., S i-3c.
boiir pounds tuplocu, 23c.
Jour pounds sago, 25c.
five pounds oatmeal, 10c.
Ten-pound sack cornmcnl, 10c.
Ten-pound sack rye tlour, 10c.
Ten-pound sack graham flour, 15c.
a hrep bars tar soap, worth 25c, for 10c.
Ten bars bet laundry bobp, 25c.
how cans mustard or oil anllneH, 2.V.
limit V llilll'n.ll. ...un.f.l HI.lt 1 1 .. . . .. - -
packages, 81-3c.
BROS.
"
MUN'S BLUE SEROE COATS-$2.00, $2.30, $2.75, $3.50.
MEN'S STRIPED FLANNEL COATS-extra good value
$2.76 and $3.00.
MEN'S SEROE COATS AND VESTS-full line sizes-$3.0u.
MEN'S BLUE SEROE COATS AND PANTS-cool, comfortn
ble $3.50.
MEN'S FLANNEL PANTS-full lino slzes-$2.50 und $3.00.
MEN'S BLUE SEROE TROtSERS-$1.50, $2, $2.50, $3, $3.50.
MEN'S SUMMER UNDERWEAR 25c, 33c, 45c. 73c, $1.00.
BOYS' CANVAS SHOES 13 to 2. 80c 3 to 6V4, 90c.
BOYS' BLACK LINEN SLIPPERS coot, comfortable 12 to
614, 40c.
LITTLE OENT'S SHOES, guaranteed for wear. 10 to 13, $1.25
d sue
4 i
Hosiery
) Happenings
The Great
Hosiery Sale
r
Will xnntlmin until nVCTV Onlr 13 Sold.
tills writing the department Is a perfect
hosiery hlve-TWO, THREE, FOUR, FIVE,
SIX to a customer. Oood values such as
tbeso do not linger long. Do not delay
your coming If you enro to take tho ad
vantage of this sale.
15c, 20c and 39c.
IF YOU'RE GOINO AWAY DON'T FOR
GET THAT THIS STORE IS HEADQUAR
TERS FOR SUIT CASES, VALISES, ETC.
Farnam and
Fifteenth
Wednesday, July 3
K00L SHOES
Men's aud women's oxfords
the very newest styles a
special arranged sale for Wed
nesday only A style display
seldom equaled. Tatent leath
pvs of all kinds vici kid box
and Kussian calf all the new
heels and toes $5.00 to $1.00.
Wednesday only.
CI QQ for t,m)icu of eutive
ulaUO stock of men's tan
shoes including entire lines
!?3.50, 1 and i5 shoes DD
all to go in one day. liMUU
Wednesday misses' and chil
dren's oxfords and slippers, (5c,
85c, 1 and $1.25, worth double.
1515 Douglas Street.
Look this matter up
NOW
DON'T WAIT TILL THE DAY YOU
ARE LEAVING FOR YOUR VACA
TION, 'BUT GET A
Kodak or Camera
AND UNDERSTAND THE WORK
ING. WE SHOW YOU FREE AND
CAN ADVISE YOU THE INSTRU
MENT THAT IS DEST SUITED FOR
YOU.
WE ONLY CARRY FIRST CLASS
GOODS AND EVERYTHING IS
GUARANTEED. PUT A KODAK IN
YOUR I'OCKET, $8.00.
THE ROBERT
DEMPSTER COMPANY
1215 Fnrnam Street.
Wholesale and retail denlers. s
BUY THE GENUINE
SYRUP OF FIGS
MANUFACTURED BT
CALIFORNIA FIG 8YURP CO.,
note: toe name.
(Dtr MDICAL ADViOE. Wrlteus
rlltt all your symptoms. KnnovatlnKtbe
system Is tha'only safe und sure method of cur
ing all Chronic Disease!. Dr. Kay's Itenovator
Is thoonlv perfectaystem renovator. Freesattv
pies and book. Dr. D. J, Kay, Saratoga. !J. Y
ARE YOU
rea:
D
Are yoi redy for the
day we celebrate?
The store will be closed all day the
Fourth, You had better get what you
want while the opportunity presents
self.
All the wantable things for the
Fourth are here in abundance,
The Men's Shirts
Onco you como hero for satisfactory
phirte, you como again. Wo aro dual
ing out cool comfort by tho rlozon.
Men's negligeo shirts in hundreds of
pretty pat tor ns
45c, 75c, $100, $1.45
At
k "'-"- I 111 Ml llll
'
S
HAYDEN
You can
ffi Stein, Jtloeh
SVI ".v
'$L?7 SUITS in our
' .uuvi'J. nut
COvniOMT icoi
IntSTHN-filOCtlCo
I. . 7
EXTRA SPECIAL SALE OF
MEN'S FINE TROUSERS
Too large a trousers stock they have got to move and
quickly realizing that low price is the best salesman
All ?:5.00 trousers now ?1.50
All 4.50 trousers at 2.50
All 5.50 to 7.50 tlousers now .'.75
Young men's fine odd trousers that sold for 2.00 to 5.00
now on sale at fl5c, 1.50 nnd 2.50.
Our entire stock of boys' and children's spring and summer
suits reduced to half and loss of regular prices.
Big Clearing Sale on Men's Summer Underwear
Trices ono-lulf to ono-thlrd tho regular mmlo to sell at 75c, on Hnlo nt H.'c.
figures, goods the best nnd most pensonahlo. All the men's baUirlggim shirts and draw.
All the nion'B lino Imlbrlggun nnd lisle era In pluin und fancy colom, regular EOo
thread shirts nnd drawers In plain and
fancy colors that wcro mado to sell at
i.2u, on rale ut 50c,
All tha men's flno balbrlggan shirts and
drawors In plain and faneycolora that were
You'll Get Burned
As suro ns fnto on your outing on the
4th of July but If you'll uso our Egyptian
Lotus Cream, no ono will ovor Itnovy It
Ono application removes all tho tan and
sunburn and It costs hut 10c a bottle.
OHM CATAIMUI POWDUIt Wio
TEMPTATION TONIC T5o
WKST HHA1.N' AND NKrtVH THHAT-
mi:nt ,. jjo
All "Sn Dentril Ices 110
2Dc 4711 White Hose Glycerino Soap ... VJa
25c Carter's Little Liver Pills He
25c Vegetable Cathartic) Pills 15c
J2.00 Cotton Hoot, Taney and Penny-
roynl Pills $1.00
25c Hires' Hoot Heer (gnnulmO ixc
$1.00 Crumer'H Kidney and Liver Cure.. 75c
$1.00 Peruna (Special price by doxenj .. 75o
:sin CuHtrirbi mind you havo always
bought) I'Ro
CJood Tooth Ilrush for Co
Ilcttcr ones for MOHK MONKV-s. u
'cm.
SCHAEFER'S
Cut Price
DrtiK Sto re
Tel. T4T. S. W. Cor. Kith nnd Chluuif .
Goods delivered FUSE to any part of city.
Y?
BOYS' CLOTHtNO-stilts at $1.25, $1.60, $2.50.
BOYS' KNEE PANTS big lino 35c aud COc.
BOYS' .CRASH PANTS cool, comfortable loc.
BOYS' STRAW HATS-MI sizes loc, 20c, 25c, 36c.
BOYS' WASH WAlSTS-good line porcnlo waists 23c.
BOYS' WAISTS. (Mother's Friend) madras aud percales, 45c
BOYS' WAISTS (fancy) largo nnd small collars, 75o.
BOYS' SATIN CALF SHOES 10 to 13, 95c 13 to 2, $1.10.
21S to 514, ?l -5.
BOYS' SATIN CALF SHOES, "Extra" 13 to 2, $1.33214
to ti. $1.50.
BOYS' SUSPENDERS-blg line 10c, 15c, 23c.
Women's
Comfortable Shoes
Women's Oxfords, medium
weight, operu too, clotli tops,
1.25.
Women's Oxfords, hoavy soles,
English too, cool, comfortable, SI. '25
Women's Oxfords, black or
tan, with or without cloth tuna, 31. 5.
Women's Wash Suits
Those comfortable, cool, good look
ing, good kind, prettily made up
in the latest style, for
$1.95, $2.90, $4.90
Women's Wash Waists
Hundreds of pretty patterns, .
19c, 25c, 45c, 59c,
95c.
Farnam and
Fifteenth
DM
WEDNESDAY,
JULY 3rd
have unrestricted choice of all the
A: Co. and iJart, hcliauiu'r & .Marx
i ,-. 9 i rtritif t tr n tt w r -r i-
store for
$10.00
A few words to announce a GIG ANTIO
-v.vva- i ..II f
every worn means a worm 01 prone
to you.
We will also place on sale about SOO men's
tine, stylishly made suits, reduced from 10,
12.50, 15 and 1S, to create lively selliuR we
will let them go at the ridiculously low price of
$5 and $750
, values everywhere, on s:we ut ac.
All tho men's underwear that sold up tc
30o, on snln at 10c.
All the men's union suits that sold up tc
$1.26, go In this eulo at 80c.
Drug Slashes.
Trices given below contemplate
CASH-
OHM CATAHHII CUHK
cash
Slo
Thompson's Wild Cherry Phospha
to,
7c a
nd lOo
Pcruiui
Vermont Iloot Heer (makes 5 gallons)
Hires' Hoot Heer
Castorla
Menncn'x Talcum Powder
Cramor'b Kldnoy Curo
West's Nerve and Hraln Treatment .
Oooil Whisk llroom
Ncstlo's Milk rood
Malted Milk
Hlg bottle Florida Water
Quart bottle Port, Claret or Sherry
llulf-plnt can Kino Paint
Pint bottlo Henf, Iron und Wlno ...
Velvet Ico Cream Soda
75o
llu
ISo
25o
15a
75o
lOo
lOo
40o
40u
250
35o
15u
Mo
10a
Sherman &MGGonnell Drug Go.
"The Drug Store on the Corner."
SIXTEENTH AND DODQE STIIEETS.