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TILE QZMAIIA DAILY J3EE; TUESDAY, JULY i), 1301.
TRAIN KILLS SLEEPING LAD
Albirt Fttttnou Bin Dowi bj a Union
Puc.fio Freight Near ValUj.
HAD BEEN WANDERING FOR TWO YEARS
Sled llrnth When Almost In Mglit of
lIomc-wIriivpK n Widowed Mother
Coroner Will Hold nn
Inquest.
Albert PAtteraon, 19-year-old son of Mrs.
J. C. Patterson, widow, 2224 Pacific street,
uxs killed early Sunday morning by being
run down by a Union Pacific freight train
near Valley. The body, which was horribly
mangled, was brought to Omaha late Sun
day afternoon by Undertaker Dodder, from
whoso rooms tho funeral was held yester
day afternoon The coroner has empaneled
a Jury and an Inquest will bo held this
morning.
Young Patterson had been away from
homo for two years, working on farms and
ranches In Nebraska snd Colorado, and
was within a few miles of Omaha on his
roturn trip when tho accident happened. H'
was In company with Walter Jonis, a
young man whom ho had met on tho way.
Jones plvos this account of tho affair:
"Patterson fell In with me at Grand
Island and told mo ho had been working on
tho 'Uox J" ranch near Crook, Colo. Ho
had a check for $60, but no money. Ho
tried to cash tho check, but couldn't do It
becauso no ono In Orand Island know him.
"From Grand Island wo worked our way
to Fremont, nnd there I'.itteraon mailed
hls check back to tho 'llox J' people and
asked thorn to send him tho money In
plnca of It, to his address In Omaha. Then
shortly nfter dusk Saturday evening wo
started to walk to Omaha. When we were
about two miles west of Vnlley wo sat
down on tho rails to rest. Wo wero both
very tired and sleepy and must have fallen
asleep within a few minutes. Tho next
thing I knew I awoke with n start nnd
hero was tho pilot of a loqomotlvo not
moro than four feel away Trom me. I
barely had tlmo to Hop over nnd roll down
tho bank, when tho train went by llko a
Bhot.
FIlliU the Mnimlr.l Hoily.
"I got up nnd rubbed tho dust out of my
eyes and began looking around for Patter
son, but ho was nowhero In Bight. It must
then have been shortly after midnight, nnd
very dark. Walking down the track a 1 It-
tlo wnys I Haw blood on tho rails and tics
nnd then I know that Patterson must hnvo
bocn killed. About 300 yards farther on I
found his mangled body. It was lying
right In the middle of the track.
"I saw a man passing In a buggy, and hail
ing him, told him what had happened and
asked him to tako me to Valley to report
tho caso to tho authorities, but he whipped
up and drove on, shouting back at mo that
ho was In a hurry. Then I had to walk to
Valley. I told tho marshal about it, and
when No. 5 passenger train pulled out
about a half hour later wo rodo out on It; I
showed tho crew where tho body was and
the train backed Into town with It. So far
as I was able to learn tho crew of tho
freight train that killed him knew nothing
of the accident; at leant they made no ro
port of It when they passed through
Valloy."
Tho funeral was held at 2 o'clock yester
day afternoon, Interment In Walnut Hill
cemotcry, Council Bluffs. Deceased was one
of a family of seven brothers, nearly nil
of whom ars grown.
Walter Jones, who Is on his way to his
home In Milwaukee, will remain In the city
until after tho inquest.
The Same Old Starr.
J. A. Kelly relates an experience similar
to that which has happened In almost every
neighborhood in the United States and has
been told and ro-told by thousands of others.
He saysi "Last summer I had on attack of
dysentery nnd purchased a bottle of Cham
berlain's Collo, Cholera and Dlnrrhoea Rem
edy, which I used according to directions
and with entirely satisfactory results. The
troublo was controlled much quicker than
former attacks whon I used other reme
dies." Mr. Kolly is a well known oltlien of
Henderson, N. 0. For sale by all druggists.
FEUD AM0NG YOUNGSTERS
Quarrel Over Paaneiialon of a. Nickel
Leads to the Police
Court.
Frank Reedy, 612 Plerco street, and Joe
llarrigan, 809 Pacific street, both 14 years
old, fought for the possession of a nickel
and young Harrlgan was worsted. Then the
vanquished told his brother Charles about
It and Charles, who Is IS years old, way
laid young Reedy on tho street and gave
him a sound threshing.
As a sequel of these incidents Frank
Reedy appeared in police court yester
day and swore out a warrant fy the ar
rest of Charles Harrlgan, charging as
sault, and an officer Is now searching for
him. Whether or not this will end the
feud remains to be seen.
It Dnssleit the World.
No discovery In medicine has ever created
one-quarter of tho excitement that has
boon caused by Dr. King's Now Discovery
for Consumption. . It's Bovorost tests havo
been on hopeless victims of consumption,
pneumonia, hemorrhage, pleurisy and
bronchitis, thousands of whom It has
restored to perfect honlth. For coughs,
colds, asthma, croup, hay fovor, hoarse
ness and whooping cough It Is tho quick
est, surest cure In tho world. It Is sold
by Kuhn & Co., who guarantee- satisfaction
or refund money. Large bottles 50c and
11.00. Trial bottles free.
Twice Every Tiny to Clnclnnntl mill
Louisville.
Mornings and evenings 10:00 a. ra. nnd
8:40 p. m. Is when through trains leave
Chicago for Louisville and Cincinnati, via
Pennsylvania Short Lines. Morning trains
have vestlbuled cafo parlor coach and
Pennsylvania Standard coach. Night trains
havo vestlbuled conches and compartment
Bleeping cars tho now kind In which pas
urngers enjoy tho seclusion of private
rooms. Ask H. R. Dcrlng, 218 South Clark
St., to reserve space for your next trip In
that direction nnd enjoy the comforts of
first-class trnvollng.
On nt ChlrnKO, Off nt Y. 1. C. V. Con
vention. Trains from Chicago over Pennsylvania
lines stop nt station at entrance to Winona
Lake Assembly Grounds where Y. P. C. U.
convention will be bold. In addition to
regular service n special train for nccom
modatlon of delegates and friends from the
west will leave Chicago union station 1:30
p. m., July 24 nnd nrrlvo Winona Lako 4:30
p. m. Reduced fares over this route. Write
H. R. Derlng A. G. P. Agt, 248 South
Clark St., Chicago, for desired Informa
tion,
To whom It may concern: This Is to
notify you that I havo never been treasurer
of tho Tontine Mercantile, association, for
nierly of Lincoln, Nob.; that I never had
any of tta stock, and havo no financial of
other Interest In It In any shape or mau
ner. A. J. DURLAND,
Norfolk, Neb.
WOMEN ATTACK CONSTABLE
ElTort to Itemove Hurl PreiltucMkr'n
lluuacliolil (iodiln Henultft
In Trotililo.
Constable McOlnnis of Judge Crawford's
court appeared upon the scene Just ns'Con
etablc Ferguson of tho Altstadt tribunal
was removing Doris Predmetsky's house
hold goods and loading them Into a furni
ture van. A great crowd of people had
gathered about the Predmetsky home.
Twenty-fourth and Mason streets, In the
hope of seeing some excitement. Each con
stnblo had a writ of attachment. Ferguson's
writ was from Sam Newman, who wanted
to collect J180, nnd McOlnnis' authority was
from Predmetsky. who sought to replevin
the goods from the rcplcvlner.
Upon Its face the situation looked like n
clash of two Justice courts, but It wasn't.
Tho constables were amicable, though they
took pains to have the crowd believe other
wise. Ferguson protested vigorously when
McOlnnis began to unload the goods aud
carry them back Into the house.
Finally, emboldened by tho friendly pres
ence of McOlnnis, three women of tho Pred
metsky household leaped upon Ferguson,
backed him Into a corner and began pun
ishing him with backhand slaps. Ho trlod
to break awny, but they held him firmly,
and In th struggle the officer's shirt was
split down the back and his collar was torn
off. Then he drew a big 44-plstol and
thrust it In tho faces of th trio, but they
laughed at him. Tho weapon had no terrors
for them. It Is Impossible to say how the
scrimmage would have ended If McOlnnis
hadn't como to the rescue, nnd oven as It
was Ferguson's face was bleeding from
several ugly scratches, attesting the vigor
of tho assault.
DEFINES TAX ON FLOUR
Cninmlmlnner of Intcrnnl Itrvciiup
Makes Derision of Interest to
Onmlin Millers,
A decision of tho commissioner of Internal
revenue In rrgnrd to tho tax upon mixed
flour Is of considerable Interest to Omaha
as there are a dozen or moro firms tn the
city engaged In tho business of preparing
and mixing flour.
Tho decision Is rendered upon tho applica
tion of the collector of Internal revenue
nt Kansas City for n construction of tho
law which became effective July 1, nnd If
to tho effect that no mixed flour Is subject
to tax unless Its principal constituent Is
wheat flour or unless tho compound Is sold
as whent flour.
Tho causa for tho decision was a caso
where n milling company making a self
rising flour gnvo ns Its constituent parts,
wheat flour 47 per cent, other material 53
per cent. In this caso the commissioner
held that, ns the amount of wheat flour
was less than CO per cent and tho com
pound was not sold as wheat flour tho pay
ment of tho tax was not required under
tho new law.
Thero was tho greatest confusion In
Omaha under tho old law. Soveral firms
pnld tho tax and stamped their goods whllo
others making almost Identical mixtures,
placed the goods on tho market without
stamps.
RATCLIFFE WANTS HIS LIBERTY
Prisoner on Charge of Contempt In
stitute! Habeas Corpna
Proceedings.
In tho United States circuit court yester
day morning Thomas Ratcllffe gave bond In
tho sum of $500 for his appearance Mon
day before Judge Monger, when proceed
ings In habeas corpus will be heard, In
volving the right of Ratcllffe to his lib
erty. Ratcllffe was a witness In a civil suit
pending in the United States circuit court
and last Friday was brought before T.
K. D. Madison, a notary public, who was
to havo taken his deposition. He refused
to testify nnd was committed to Jail for
contompt of court. A writ ot habeas corpus
was then applied for to test the power
ot tho notary to Imprison for contompt ot
court,
NEW SCIENTIFIC PnOCESS.
A Preparation Discovered thnt Will
Destroy the Dandruff Oerni.
For Borne time It has been known that
dandruff Is caused by a germ that digs up
the scalp Into little whlto flakes and by
sapping tho vitality of tho hair at the root
causes falling hair nnd, ot courso, finally
baldness. For yonrs thoro have been nil
kinds of hair stimulants nnd scalp tonics on
the market, but there has been no perma
nent cure for dandruff until 'the discovery
of a preparation called Nowbro's Herplcldo,
whloh destroys the dandruff germ. Destroy
the cause and tho effect will cease to exist.
Kill the dandruff germ and you'll havo no
dandruff, no Itching scalp, no falling hair.
Additional Accommodations.
On account of the very low rates made to
Colorado points
THE UNION PACIFIC
has placed In service another through Pull
man sleoper on train No, 3 for Denver,
leaving Omaha at 4:25 p. m. dally, and con
tinuing until September 10.
A tourist sleeper will also be attached
to this train for Denver, July C to 13, In
clusive. This service affords passengers the very
best accommodations with tho greatest pos
sible comfort.
Reservations should bo made as far tn ad
vance as possible.
New city ticket office, 1324 Farnam street.
Tel. 316.
I.nke OknlioJI.
Tho Ideal summer resort. Quickly and
easily reached from Omaha via the Milwau
kee railway, tho only through line.
City office, 1604 Farnam strcot.
Wanted A general nnent for Nebraska
for Capital Stock Accident company. Ollt
edged contract. Address tho Union Acci
dent Btock Co., Donvor, Colo.
Send articles of Incorporation, notices of
stockholders' meetings, etc., to Tho Ilee,
Wo will give thorn propor legal Insertion.
Telephone 238.
Dr. Lord has returned. Office, Paxton
block; hours, 2 to 4. Tclophono, 33.
WE ARE
GUTTERS OF DRUO PRICES
No matter how many local or foreign
combinations tire Instituted wo cut drug
prices to suit ourselves.
Wo Gem Cntnrrh Cure 'JOc
1.00 West's Nerve and Drain Treatment 17c
2Sn Mennen'H Talcum Powder lf0
11.00 Log Cabin Snrsaparllln tile
Largo slio Hurnliam's Heef, Iron ami
Wine 49c
11.(0 Kirk's Hair Tonic 40o
50c Fablun Florida Water wo
50o Malted Milk 40c
nosers' nnd Qallot vioiei soap c
25c Kirk's Juvenile Soap 8c
Jap Rose Sonp o
Qtmrt bottle flno Port, Claret or
Sherrv 33c
10-pound snck Medicated Sen Salt ...... 25c
Pint bntle Crude Carbolic Acid 25c
Dig bottle Household Ammonia 5c
Sherman & McGonnefl Drug Go.
"The Drug 8tore on the Corner."
SIXTEENTH AND DODGE ST., OMAHA,
BOSTON STOKE CLEARING SALE
Tht Moit fcwieoing Riductioai oa Prieta
Ever Known ii Oroaht.
GREAT MONEY SAVING OPPORTUNITY
I he lleiluetloun Wc Ilnvc Mmle on All
Summer (foods Arc Startling
Cnll Tomorrow nnd Sec What
Money Vim Can Save.
On salo on our main floor all ot our 25c
Imported dimities, light and dark grounds,
plain color.) and floral designs, nt luc yard.
Jl quality Imported wash drees fabrics,
elaborately embroidered batistes, striped,
open worked suits, tn dress goods depart
ment at 3'Jc yard.
COc mohair brllllantlncs In black, only 19c.
7uc Imported challls, light and dark
grounds, stripes, polka dote and floral de
signs, ISc yard. .
Jl and (2.50 shirt waists nt 45c and 9Sc.
Men's $10 light weight suits, (3.90.
Men's $15 nnd (20 summer suits, J8.SS,
Uoys' (1,50 linen coats at 25c.
Hoys' 75c all wool knee pants, 19c.
Uoys' wash kneo pants, 49c.
Men's 75c negllgeo shirts, 25c.
Men's 50c summer underwear, 15c.
Men's 25c summer suspenders, Gc.
Men's COc silk neckwear, 15c.
Men's (1 silk neckwear, 25c.
Men's 25c silk neckwear, 214c
Men's 25c belts, 6c ?1 bolts, 25c.
Roys' waists, slightly soiled, 15c.
Men's nnd boys' 50c straw hats, 15c.
CLEARING SALE OF LINENS.
30c table damask, fast color, 15c yard.
35c all linen, CC-ln. tabic damask, 19c yd.
COc German tahlo damask, 64-ln., 29c yd.
S3e linen table damask, cream, silver-
bleach and full bleach, C2-ln. and 68-tn.,
49c yard.
(1 linen damask, Gennan, Scotch and
Irish, 72-ln. wide, 69c yard.
(1.50 tnblo damask, Including tho cele
brated embossed, full bleached, 85c yard.
(1.60 napkins, Inrgo site, nil linen, lSc doz.
(2 napkins, size, all linen, (1.25 doz.
(3.60 napkins, oxtra heavy, nil linen,
(1.9S dozen.
CLEARING SALE IN BASEMENT.
26c Scotch nnd domestic dimities. 10c
yard.
7c quality of prints nt 314c yard.
25c plain whlto goods, 10c yard.
10c apron checked and chnmbray clnc-
hams, 314c yard.
English long cloth, worth (1.25 bolt, at
60c bolt, or 6c yard.
26c German and Scotch organdy, 5c yard.
40-lnch India llnons, at 10c yard.
26c morcorlzed foulards at 714c yard.
26c dress Swiss, fancy and printed, 714c
yard.
40c plnhead dotted whlto Swiss, 10c yard.
36-lnch sllkollno, worth 16c yard, at 5c.
26c all silk ribbons, plain nnd fancy. 5c
yard.
BOSTON STORE, OMAHA,
J. L. Brnndels & Sons, Proprietors.
Selling Rogers Peet & Co. Men's Clothing.
lake: oiconoji.
On the Milwaukee nnllvrny.
For a short or a long vacation tho beau
tiful lake offers tho most economical yet
delightful outing that is available for
Omaha people. '
Quickly and easily reached from Omaha
via the Milwaukee railway, altitude almost
2,000 feot, air always cool and Invigorating.
A beautiful, clear, deep lako with high
shores picturesquely timbered with hard
wood tress. Excellent fishing, boating and
bathing. Moderate-priced but good hotels.
This Is a list of advantages not to bo equaled
Full Information cheerfully furnished at
tho Milwaukee railway city office, 1604 Far
nam street. F. A. NASH. O. W. A.
ON THE NOnTHWESTEIlX LINE.
Cheap Excursions.
116.75, Milwaukee and return, July 20, 21
and 22.
Cincinnati and return, (22.50, July 4, 6, 6.
Detroit and return, (14.75, July 23, 24, 25.
Chicago and return, (14.76, July 23, 24, 25.
Very low rates to tho Buffalo exposition.
City ticket office, 1401-1403 Farnam street.
Cheap Summer Excursions Via Illi
nois Crntrnl II. It.
St. Paul and return, July 1-9 ( 9 85
Minneapolis and return, July 1-9.... 9 85
Duluth and return, July 1-9 13 S.i
Chicago and return, July 23-25 14 75
Louisville and return, August 24-2G.. 21 50
Buffalo and return, every day 25 75
Circuit tours via Great Lakes to Buffalo
and Intermediate points. Staterooms re
served In advance Cnll at city ticket
office, 1402 Farnam street, for particulars,
or address W. H. Brill, D. P. A., I. C. R.
R., Omaha, Neb.
North 16th Street Holes
aro u disgrace to any well regulated city
llko Omahn We've been working hard to
net these holes repaired and for tho past
week we've borne down so hard on tho pav
ing companies thnt wc now reel sure we vo
accomplished nomo good and tho holes ure
to do citncr mien up or tanen oui ana now
holes put In nt nny ruto wo'ro going to
have them fixed If we don't lay up a cent
this summer.
Oi'iii Cntnrrh Powder 110c
Teiuntntluu Tonic. 7fto
AVeWt's llriiln mid Nerve Trent men t,17o
All 25c Dentrlflces 19c
25c 4711 White It.iso Glycerine Soap .... 12c
25c Carter's Llttlo Liver Pills 15c
25c Vegetable Cathartic Pills 15c
$2.00 Cotton Root. Tansy nnd Pcnny-
royal Pills (1.09
25c Hire's ltoot neer (genuine) ikc
$1 Cramer's Kidney and Liver Cure .. 75c
$1 Perunn (special price by dozen) .... 7oo
35c Castorla (kind you havo always
bought) 25o
uooa 'loom jjrusn tor , oc
Better ones for MOKE MONEY ace
SCHAEFER'S
Cut Price
Drug Store
Tel. 747. S. YV. Cor. Kith and Chicago.
Goods dellrerod FREE to any part ot city.
The Chicago Record
bl of these Type
writers in daily
YOST
It you want a typewriter, why not
come first whers you can
EVERT OOOD SORT OF TTPD
WRITER In Its best form!
TYPEWRITER SUPPLIES
of all kinds for all machines.
TYPEWRITERS RENTED.
TYPEWRITERS REPAIRED.
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The finest catalogue
ever issued Is
yours for the asking
WriteorCall.
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WATERMAN'S ELECTRIC LINE
MnnnKrr of .cir Trni-tliin fMciu
Looks Alter Ills AfTnlrn
., In Iihvii.
Lyman Waterman, general manager of
tho Now System Traction company, lift last
night for Crcston, la., where he will hold
a conference with stockholders regarding
the stops to be tnken In the construction of
tho electric lino from Wlnterset to Couutll
Bluffs.
The financiering of the lino from Crcston
to Wlntorset has been successfully accom
plished and the survey for the grade will
begin Wednesday. The work of construc
tion Will bcsltl nhntlt AucUSt 1. Cnnlrnnta
for rolling stock havo not yet been made
as It la hoped to let these contracts for
the Cieston-Wlntersct nnd the Wlnterset
Council Bluffs lines at the same tlmo.
Nothing can exceed tho care with which
Cook's Imperial Extra Dry Champagne Is
made.
Hxi'cpiIIiikI) l.mv llnti' i:eur.iloim to
the Illnuk 11111m.
Dates Snlo; July l to i). Inclusive
Rates; To Hot Springs from Sioux City
nnd Missouri Valley, la., and Omaha, Ncb
(15.00 for the round trip.
From Lincoln nnd Superior, Neb.. (11.00
for round trip. Proportionate rates from
Intermediate points cast of Long l'lio.
Minimum round trip rate, $10.00.
To Dendwood and Load, S. II, $1.50 higher
than to Hot Springs.
Transit Limit: Going trip, fifteen days;
return trip, continuous passage.
Final Limit. October 31.
Str.pover: Stopover will ba allowed at any
point on the P., E. & M. V. It. R. west of
Stanton, Neb., within the going transit
limit of flfticn days from date of sale.
Don't miss this opportunity to visit the
wonderful Blnck Hills.
Proportionate rates based , on the nhove
will bo on sale nt stations east of tho Mis
souri river.
Ask your nearest ngont for full Informa
tion nnd bo sure your tickets read via the
North-Westcrn line.
J. R. BUCHANAN.
General Passenger Agent, Omaha.
SUMMU.Il KXCtlltSIO. It ATIJM.
Vln tin MIHvnukrr It ill I way.
Juno 12, 13, 14 and 15, Omaha to Chicago
and return, (14,75.
July 4, C and 6. Cincinnati and return.
(22.50.
July 5, 6 and 7, Detroit and roturn, (22.
July 20, 21 and 22, Mllwaukeo and return,
(14.76.
Low rates to summer resorts.
City ticket office, 1504 Farnam st. Tel. 2S4.
Ji
:scoriELD
CuW&SUITCO.
Wo want to tell about tho Albatross
and Crepe do Chcne waists, both lined
and unllncd, In whlto and colors, that
we aro showing Just now.
- Women going to
mountains, seashore or lakes will
find these waists Just to their liking,
in design, quality and price, and tho
corroct weight for such resorts.
;SC0FIELD
OAk&SUITCO.
lmli llouirlaa St.
Wood'
Violet
Tho daintiest perfuma
of all. Mado by Rich
ard Hudnut, famous
manufacturer of flno
perfumes and toilet
preparations. Ask for
freo souvenir copy of
his book
20th Century
Toilet Hints.
Contains a hundred toilet sugges
tions, recipes nnd timely hot weather
hints on complexion, health and beauty
In general.
Myers-Dillon Drug Go,,
lGth nnd Farnntn Sts.
BOSTON
Closing Out
Your choice
Children' 8
and
Misses" Shoes
almost half
price.
It Takes GOOD TOBACCO and HAND
THE
Is Now Bains Made From Fine Cuban Tobacco, Crop of 1800.
F. II. RICE M. C. CO., Manufacturers, St. Louis. UNION MADE
WILL TOOT JHEIR HORNS
t'lilini .MukIi'Iiiiii Will l)iiiln- Their
, Tnl rut lit South Omnliit
Tumidly.
i Tills morning nt 9:30 o'clock Omaha
I Musicians' union No. 70 will tnko a band
I of over 100 pieces to South Omaha for the
1 purpose of showing the Street Fair asso
ciation what it missed lu falling to con
, tract frr tho genuine "blown lu tho bottle"
' union btand of local music,
i The officers of the union promise to
, make the people of South Oranha forgot all
noout tin- band from iorK, which Is play
ing nt the street fair.
.Spirit I.ilUe l.uUf OKiiImiJI,
i conveniently reached via Illinois Central
, railroad from Omaha. Tho only road hav
ing noiii morning ami evening service tn
nbovo points. Low ratt's. For particulars
call at city ticket olllcc, 1402 Farnam street.
Publish your legal notices in The Weekly
Bee. Telephone 228.
HOT WEATHER SHOES
The woman whoso feet hurt her during
this heated spell Is not wearing Sorosls.
Sorosls wearers hnvo thnt beautiful com
bination of comfort and Htyle. it is a hard
combination to find outside of Sorosls anil
when you llml It they usjnlly cost you $j
or (tJT-SorosIs are J3.50 always no mutter
how henvy or light. They, are In fifty dif
ferent stylcs-nl $5.00 values all cost $3.50
per pnlr. Sorosls Khapes are hard to Im
Itatu.
3.50
I !-
O.50
' ns is v
!aoe v tore
203 South 15th Street,
I'raiiU Wilcox, iliiuiiiter.
Send for catalogue.
There aro good and bad fountains, tidy
nnd untidy operators. Somo of the foun
tains look very handsome In their inarblo
and silver plated llttlngs, hut tho syrup
cans and other features screened from pub
lic view aro not so inviting. Lots of the
cans aro never cleaned from tho beginning
of the season to the end. A dozen foun
tains examined by a newspaper reporter
for ins paper, reported that could the smil
ing customer have seen tho Inside of tho
fountain before which they sat, their glass
of soda would have been left untouched.
IF YOU COULD ONLY SHK INSIDB! Our
new 20T11 CENTURY FOUNTAIN needs no
Insldo Inspection. Everything about Is ex
posed to full view; nothing to conceal; com
uarlson for cleanliness, neatness and beauty
Is asked with any fountnln In the city.
Our ORANGE nnd LEMON, mado from
tho fresh fruit ,1s extra line.
FULLER 3 GO.,
inn ana uouizlim sts.
Poor
Teeth
are noticeable to every one
and spoil your looks.
EXAMINATIONS FREE.
Good Set Teeth (5,00
Gold Fillings (l.so up.
Tail's Philadelphia Dental Rooms
1517 Douglas St.
STORE
Oxford Ties
of
On
Main Floor
and in
Basement.
C
ALL
tho ladies line
Oxford Ties
in our entire stock at
75c,98c,$1.50
$1.59, $1.98
This includes every ladies' oxford in our
entire stock, (except the one New York line
which we are under contract not to cut in
price). No matter what we have been sell
ing them, and we sold them up as high as
live dollars.
Men's
Summer
Shoes
reduced
in price.
WORK to Maka a Good IDo CIGAR
xcursion
You get a round'trip ticket with every
article you buy at this store, It eiv
titles you to your money back if
you are not satisfied,
Men's
Negligee Shirts.
$2,50 and S2.00 kind $1,45,
$1,50 and $1,25 kind, 1,00,
$1,00 kind, 75c, 75c kind, 45c,
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$100,000 worth of goods going at 3.1 l-3c on the-dollar. The
greatest slaughter of ladies' up-to-date ready-to-wear garments
ever known in Omaha. Extra salespeople in the Cloak Depart
ment to wait on you.
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Women's wash waists, made of excellent quality material, on Eale for only 10c.
Women's wash waists, newest stylo; tho 75c quality, for.cach, 25c.
Women's wash waists, $1.00 quality, for only 39c.
Women's flno wash waists, worth up to $2.00, for 49c.
Women's percale wrappers, the $1.00 quality, reduced for this sale to 39e.
Women's $1.50 wrappers, on salo at 69c.
Great Sale on Millinery
We are closing out all summer millinery nt less than half
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regular prices. ITats cannot be carried over. We are disposing
of fine stylish up-to-date headwear at the most astonishingly
low prices. Call and see the styles and the prices.
HAYDEN BROS.
&JWiEM'
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For the past senson wo havo fully dem
of giving such flno clean new merchandise
HOUSE IN AMERICA to duplicate theso prl
Strlctlv nil wool cliullls, no seconds, no
short lengths, only tho regular ioo grade,
1525CoC"nnd S3c dimities, lmtlstes and organ-
d25c toCMo Imported Irish, Frenrh nnd
Scotch dimities, batistes and orgnndles, all
go on this Kale. luc.
10c Glengarlo ginghams. :ic
10c cordi'd dimities, M4c.
10c lino batiste, 3Uc.
12c batiste nnd dimities, be.
6c shirting prints. 214c.
7V4c full standard prints, 2'.4c.
li'Ac black sateen, lie.
15a percales, 36 Inches wide, 2V5c
25c Imported liereales, 5c.
3.1c mercerized foulards, ic. , .
65c Imported St. Gull linen colored Swiss,
10c.
Silks
Specinls on silks.
Ono lot worth 23c, for 1214c
Ono lot worth 35c, lor 15c.
Three lots worth 50c, for 25c.
Five lots worth 75c and 51, for 39c.
Boys' Clothing
The greatest sciiHatlon of tho age.
5c pants, for 10c.
25c brownie overalls, 15c.
60c pants, for 15c.
Hoys' blouse wnsh suits, 15c.
$1.00 crash suits, 45c.
(2.50 crash suits, 90c.
Furnishing Goods
Men's 50c gingham shirts, 15c.
Men's 35c suspenders. 12'Jc.
Ladles' 25c vents, "4c.
Men's 75c work shlrls, 39o.
Mens lino dress shlits, scparato cuffs and
colars, 29c.
The Big Sale on Silks
IS IMiACINO THE FINEST KINDS OF
K1LKS TO YUU AT Vl'.Jli J.UHHH1'
I'IMCKS.
Hundreds of black taffeta skirt lengths
..... lrt tVitit irlM in nt unmn tirlrfH.
fe and 10 yards In overy piece, the nuallty
Is best, worth up to Il2.cn and $15.00. go at
per pattern. ti.w, j'j.j uiiu i.ir.
Dig silk sale, for two hours Tuesday morn
in.. Onm 'i tn it n'eloek ullk taken from
blg'milT purchase, 39c.
Heavy black and colored taffrtn, wldo
ullls ulrlnnti nli.Mu ll'fiiih mULtu
thouhand of pieces go lu this sale. Rem
nants OI line uihck isreiimiiii'u lur iinn-
Cn.U.M I,. litnr.U' nml nnlnrH. Tt ulll
pay yuu to Invest and keep till fall, none
iold before 9 o'clock ami after 11 o'clock
nt this price, each 33c Each customer lim
ited to ne dress pattern, Remember this 1
hour silk file takes place Tuesday morn
ing Watch our big July silk salts.
hay En
Juiya Clear-
ing Sale.
200 suits on salo for tomorrow. Suits formerly sold at
$15.00 and $18.00, reduced to $S.9S.
Women's tnllor-mndo suits, very stylish garments, worth
up to $35.00, reduced to $9.00.
Women's silk cton Jackets that sold nt $15.00 to' $20.00,
sale price $4.50.
Women's silk enpes, the $4 quality, reduced to $1.98.
Women's rainy-day skirts, all wool materials, In all colors,
worth $4.00, for $1.48.
Women's rainy-day skirts with 22 rows of stitching In ths
flounce, tho $5.00 (junllty, for $1.98.
100 storm sergo skirts, tailor-made, tho $12.00 quality, re
duced to $6.00.
Women's silk taffeta skirts, elaborately trimmed, a $12.00
garment, for $0.96.
Women's $30 silk skirts for $12.76.
Women's black and colored taffeta waists, the $6.00 and $8.00
qualities, In ono lot for, each, $3.00.
Women's silk waists, corded taffetas, the $4.00 quality,
for $1.90.
25 sample suits, worth up to $70, salo price only $25.00.
Children's wash dresses, tho $1.60 quality, for COc.
TUESDAY IN THE
BARGAIN ROOM
onstated that no other house It capable
nt tho prices wo do. WE DEFY ANY
ces.
Grocery Sale
10 bars best laundry soap, 25c.
10 pounds cornmtial, 10c.
10 pounds rye flour, 19c.
4 pounds wholo Japan rice, 26c.
4 pounds pearl tapioca, 25c
1 pounds fin go, 25c.
Bnrtlett pears, per pound, Sl-Sc.
San Joso county peaches, per lb., 8 l-3c.
I.argo Mulr peaches, per lb., 10c.
Santn Clara prunes, per lb. 5c.
I.urgo sugar-cured prunes, por lb 81-Sc.
Cracker Sale
Wo havo broken the combination on
Crackers. We aro selling Crackers for less
than tho cost to tho dealers.
(linger Snaps, dealers' cost 614c, our
price, 3c.
Soda Crackers, dealers' cost 6Hc, our
price 6c.
Oyster Crackers, dealers' cost 64c, our
Irlco Cc.
Oatmeal Crackers, dealers' cost 15c, our
prlco 714c.
Oraham Crackers, dealers' cost 15o, our
prlco 714c
Arrowroot, deahrs' cost 25c, our pr)co
12Hc.
l.ernnn Wafers, dealers' cost 25c, our
price 15c.
Vnnlll.a Wafers, doalrrs' cost 25c, our
prlco 16c.
Sand .Molasses, dealers' cost 16c, our prlco
3 l-3c.
Orango Sweets, dealers' cost 15c, our prlco
S l-3c.
Assorted Jumbles, dealers' cost 15c, our
prlco 10c.
Sultanas, dealers' cost 25c, our prlco 1214c.
Fig Har, dealers' cost 25c our price 15c.
ML. packago Soda lllscults, per packago
6c.
Low Prices on Meats
No. 1 sugar cured Hams at 1114a
Now round Ilologna 614c
I'otted Ham, per can, 4c.
Chipped Dried Ileflf 15c.
Tickled Figs Feot 4Hc
Big Sale on Plums.
FANCY CALIFORNIA PLUMS 4o per
dozen; per caso 11.15.
Fish! Fish!
Codfish, per brick, CWc.
Fancy fat K K K K Norway Herring, 10c
Family White Fish, per pound, 6c
BROS.