TO
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: EE ID AY, JTLY 12, 1901.
YOUNG WOMAN A SUICIDE
ITillia Deed; Eecomcs Disponent and Endi
Her Own Life.
DIES DY ASPHYXIATION IN A HOTEL
Leave I.pKpm Which Indlcntr- I)lni
Iiiilnliiii'iit In l.nvc A (Tn I iM mill Ills
iirceiiicnt tilth Home Fulli
Coroner Takes (In; Hull-.
Nelllo Doody wrote two letters of fare
well, ono to her rrother, tho other to her
eweothcart. Then pasting stripe of paper
over tho keyholes of the doors In her room
at the Midland hotel, sho turned on tho gns
nnd lay down to die. When tho porter
found her nt fi yeslcrduy morning thero
was evidence tbot tho had heen dead three
or four hours.
Her despondency, which was of hrlof
duration, scorns to have been due to two
causes; first, her mother, she said, had tin
Justly accused her of improper conduct, nnd
second, a belief that hor sweetheart had
slighted her. Letters to theso persona
were found In her bosom yesterday. The
first wan addressed to "My Dear Mother
nnd Sisters," and goes on to say that "I
have always been nn honest, hard-working
Klrl and have nover doito anything to dls
graco you or the family. So 1 can't stand It
nny longer nnd nm going to end It all to
night." Tho note closed with some In
structions as to the distribution of hor
offcctB among her sisters. Tho second was
addressed to Archie Adams, an employe of
tho Union Pacific shops, with whom she
had kept compnny. It nays In part, "I fetl
that you hnvi, slighted me, so thought 1
would do this. I want you to bo one of
my pallbearers. My mother thought I bad
gone estrny, but i haven't. I want you to
know, dear, that you are tho only man I
ever loved."
Worhcil In Iti-Mniirnn t.
Tho deceased had been employed slnco
March us a waitress In tho Cozy restnurant,
fiOfi North Sixteenth atrcH, where sho was
held In high esteem. Her reputation was
good. Sho lived with :ior mother and sis
ters at Twenty-third -Hid Iznrd Btrcots.
Tho last person with whom sho talked was
l,ury Srhutt, another wait! ess. Miss Schutt
tells tills story:
"About 10 o'clock Wedncf day evening sho
came to tho restaurant hero, and I noticed
that sho was looking bluo. I asked her
what was tho matter i.nd bIio said Hint If
I would take n walk with her she would tell
mc about It. Then she said sho had quar
reled with her mother. She had been writ
ing a letter and her mother had como and
tnken tho lamp away f:cni her and hot
words hail followed. Sho wanted mo to go
with her to tho Midland hotel to get a
room, I Invited her to sleep with ;no that
night, but she refused to do so. Sho got
the room and paid for It, then sent for a
pitcher of lee water and some writing ma
terial. As I started to go nway she called
mo back nnd asked mo If I wasn't going to
kiss her goodbye. She said nothing nbout
her Intention to commit suicide. The last
thing she said was for mo to leave a call
nt tho hotel office for her at o'clock In
tho morning, which I did. It wns nbout 11
o'clock when I went away."
MKht Clerk MiiUpn Dlxrovrry.
At C o'clock yesterdny morning the night
clerk, Harvey Ilurgcy, went up to call hor,
nnd as thero was no response to his re
peated knocks nnd as tho door was locked
nnd tho key on tho Inside, ho gnvo tho
nlnrm. Tho door was forced open. The
girl wns found dead, lying across the foot
of the bed, fully dressed save for her
shoes and hat, which sho had removed,
Sho had taken extra precautions to pro
vent tho gns from escaping from tho room,
ns tho keyholes nnd all other nporturcH
were closed. Tho body wns sent to tho
undertaking rooms of tho coroner nnd the
family of tho deceased was notified.
The suicide was a comely woman, nbout
22 years of age. Those who are familiar
with her nffnlrs say fcbo had no occasion to
feol that Bho had been misused by Adams,
ns ho hnd always treated hor kindly. An
Inquest will be held In tho enso today.
MASTER WORKMAN IS COMING
A. V. HnrrvIeU Will Aildrms I.oiIki
iiii'ii of (lip Oritcr Over Which
He. Presides,
This morning A. C. Harwlck, supremo
master workman of tho Ancient Order of
United Workmen, will nrrlvo In Ouinhn on a
trip to tho Pacific coast. Tho members of
tho order In this city have Induced him to
remain hore for twenty-four hours and
tonight will tender him n reception at
Workmen temple. In enso thnt hall Is too
small to hold the crowd tho meeting will
bo ndjourned tu Washington hall.
Mr. Harwlck will deliver an address on
tho subject of tho order of which ho Is tho
head,
Thomas W. Carter of Ashboro, N. C, had
kidney trouble and ono bottle of Foley's
Kidney Curo effected n perfect cure nnd ho
Bays thero Ib no remedy that will cotnparo
with it.
l.AKU OICU1IOJI.
On thi- Milwaukee HullwHy.
Far ii short or a long vacation the beau
tiful lnke oners tho most economical yet
delightful outing that Is avnllablo for
Omaha people.
Quickly and enslly reached from Omaha
via the Milwaukee railway, altitude almost
2.000 feet, nlr always cool nnd Invigorating.
A beautiful, clear, deep lako with high
6boreB picturesquely timbered with hard
wood trees. Excellent fishing, boating nnd
bathing. Moderate-priced but good hotels.
This lo a list of ndvnntnges not to bo equaled
Full Information cheerfully furnished at
tho Mllwaukeo railway city ofllco, 1501 Far
nam ttrcct. F. A. NASH, G. W, A.
Dr. Lord has returned. Ofllco, Paxton
block; hours, 2 to 4 Telephouo, 33.
'
12Jc, 9c and He lots.
Wo have a handsome line of allover embroideries, laces, tuck
ing and bolero goods for shirt waists and yokes.
Pretty black and white skirts Toe, 1.00, 1.25 and $1.50
Wash skirts as low as 50c.
Another lot. of Avhile shirt, waists just in. Handsome linen
or llax colored waists and mercerized colored linen, 1.25 up.
lleiueinber we have made a big cut in nil percale waists.
iiosto.v sroiti: hum.vaxts.
CIcnrliiK Out All .Summer (liiiidi "e
All Wool
ALIIATKOSS AND NUN'S VEILING, 15C
These como in ovenlng shades, pinks,
blues, creams, etc.. all double width, excep
tlonally fine all wool niaterlnl, In lengths
from 2 to 3 vards. but many pieces to
match, ISc yard.
75C ALL WOOL CHALL1S, 15C.
Wo aro clearing out all of our high grado
challls, In lengths from 2 to 6 yards, light
nnd dark grounds, many pieces to match,
15c,
ItKMNANTS nP 25C DIMITY AT IOC.
Theso ore nil fine quality dimities, light
nnd dark grounds, floral designs, etc., 10c
yard.
All odds and ends of .ladles' shirt waists,
12.00, $2.S0 and J3.00 values, one or two of
a kind, bo nt 98c.
$1.00 and $1.50 shirt waists, one, two nnd
three of a kind, In Inwns, dimities, etc., all
new styles, nt -15c.
ItKMNANTS OF SILK.
Short lengths of silk, worth from $1,00 to
J2.00 yard, bo at 43c and 6oc yard.
Short remnants of silks, i yd., Vi yd.,
V4 yd. nnd ono yd., at lc, 2c, 5c, 10c. 16c
1 and 25c.
i Remnants of all kinds of wash laces nnd
Insertions, worth up to 25c, In all widths,
I go nt HSc, 5c aud Sc yard.
Remnants of embroideries and Insertions,
flno quality, worth up to 50c, go nt U4c 5c
1 7c und 19c yard.
FRIDAY IS HKMNANT DAY.
25c dimities and fancy printed lawns, 2Wc
00c plain Mark India linen, 3Wc
25c fine ginghams, short lengths, 3 Vic.
15c white India linen, GV&c.
40c fancy while goods, nil kinds, 10c.
Prints all grudes, 3Hc yard.
Flno 25c dimities, long lengths, 10c.
Fine 3fi-lnch percales, 8Vc ynrd.
25c Scotch gingham, long lengths, 10c.
25c covert cloth remnants, 10c yard.
Fine 15c Scotch glnghnm, GVjO ynrd.
7Hc npron ginghams, 314c yard.
And hundred of other remnant bargains
In basement.
IIOSTON STORK. OMAHA,
J. L. Hrandels & Sons, Proprietors.
Selling Rogers, Peet & Co. Men's Clothing,
COMMISSARY 0FFICER BUSY
New .11 rn In Dt'tuirlinoiit 31 a ken It
.Ni'd'HMiry to Illumine
Sturm,
Tho chief commissary officer of tho De
partment of the Missouri mnkes n quarterly
estimate of tho amount of food required
nnd contracts aro made on such basis. Tho
estimate for tho coming quarter was al
most complcto when orders camo for tho
transfer of certain troops of tho Thirteenth
cavalry from Fort Asslnabolno to Fort Roh
luson, nnd troops of tho Elovonth cavalry
from Fort Ethan Allen to Jefferson bar
racks, bringing several hundred men Into
tho department whose subsistence was not
provided for. The chief commissary officer,
Colonel D. R. Wilson, wns required Imme
diately to start nncw his estlmnte of stores
nnd tho forro In his ofllco Is now bus mak
ing changes.
HxcerilliiKly I.imv flute HxcuralonM (o
(ho Illnck lit Mm.
Dates Sale: July l to 9, Inclusive.
Rntes; To Hot Springs from Sioux City
and Missouri Vnlley, la., nnd Omaha, Neb.,
$15.00 for the round trip.
From Ltncoln nnd Superior, Neb., $14.00
for round trip. Proportionate rates from
Intermediate points east of Long Pino.
Minimum round trip rate, $10.00.
To Deadwood und Lead, S. D., $4.50 higher
than to Hot Springs.
Transit Limit: Going trip, fifteen days;
return trip, continuous passage.
Final Limit. October 31.
Stcpover: Stopover will be allowed at any
point on tho F., E. & M, V. It. R. west of
Stanton, Neb., within the going transit
limit of fifteen days from date of sale.
Don't miss this opportunity to visit tho
wonderful Mack Hills.
Proportionate ratos based on the above
will bo on sale at stations cast of tho Mis
souri river.
Ask your nearest agent for full Informa
tion and bo sure your tickets read via the
North-Wcstern lino.
J. R. DUCHANAN,
General Passenger Aucnt, Omaha.
Chcnn Summer KxcurMnim Via Illi
nois Central It. It,
St. Pnul and return, during July nnd
Augist $12.65
Minneapolis nnd return, during July
and August 12.C5
Dulutb nnd return, during July nnd
August 16.95
Chlcngo and return, July 23-25 14.75
Louisville nnd return, August 24-26.. 21.50
Buffalo nnd return, ovory day 25.75
Circuit tours via Great Lakes to Uuf
fnlo and intermediate points. Staterooms
reserved In advance. Call nt City Ticket
Ofllce, 1402 Fnrnam St., for particulars, or
nddrcss W. II. Drill, D. P. A., I. C. R. It.,
Omnhn Neb
Sli.MMl.lt EXCURSION IIATUH.
Vln (In- Milwaukee llnllwny.
July 23, 21 and 25, Omnha to Chicago
and return, $14.75.
July 4, 5 and C, Cincinnati and return,
$22.50.
July 5, 6 and 7, Detroit and return, $22.
July 20, 21 nnd 22, Mllwaukeo and return,
$16.75.
Low rntes to summer resorts.
City ticket ofllce, 1504 Fnrnam st. Tel. 2S4.
ON Til 13 NOIITIIWKSTHIIN I.INU.
Client) Kxcnralonii.
$16.75, Mllwaukeo and return, July 20, 21
and 22.
Chicago and return, $14.75, July 23, 24, 25.
Very low rater to tho Huffalo exposition.
City ticket ofllce, 1401-1403 Farnum strcot.
Send articles of Incorporation, notices of
stockholders' meetings, etc., to The Heo.
We will give them proper legal Insertion.
Telephone 238.
MRS. J. BENSON.
Sale of Embroideries
Wo have put these goods into lots
19e, 12Ac, 9c, 5c.
In our 19c lot the material is from 1
to 10 inches wide, with embroidery from
1 inch to inches Insertions to match
Especially handsome patterns in this
lot for skirts.
We have equally good bargains in our
CALLS C0CNC1LMEN
Mnit Go en Eecord if Thiy Wnt to
Violate n Ordinnc.
MOVING OF BUILDINGS MAKES TROUBLE
IIiiIIiIIiik Inspector Inmien nn Invnllit
Permit Ileeuunc Con lie 11 Members
I'l'iimlvc to Ml ntul Uy Hint
Jliijiir Stops the Work.
Mayor Moorcs thwarted an attempt by
members of tho city council to violate an
ordinance without going on record. The
old buildings which stood on tho Auditorium
site have cnused the trouble and tho courts
will probably be culled upon to settle tbo
dlfllculty.
McCoy & Olmsted purchased threo of
tho old houses which stood on the Audi
torium site. They hnd it vacant lot at tho
northeast corner of Pierco and Nineteenth
streets, to which they wanted to rcmovo
the houses. Building Inspector Carter
would not Issue a moving permit becnuso
tho now location Is within tho flro limits.
Tho failure of tho purchasers to removo
tho buildings embarrassed tho Auditorium
company nnd pressure' wns brought to bear
on tbo council. A majority of tho council
men called upon the building Inspector and
assured htm that they would Btnnd behind
him it ho grnntcd tho permit. Mr. Carter
finally yielded.
After persons living in tho vicinity of
Nineteenth nnd Pierco streets heard that
tho old houses wcro to bo moved they
filed complalntB with tho council nnd the
Inspector. Finally they brought tbo mat
ter to tho attention of tho mayor. Mayor
Moores Immediately ordered the moving
stopped.
"If tho members of tho council want to
vlolnto tho city ordinance they must go on
record," said Mayor Moores. "I will nover
snncttnn tho location of theso frnmo build
ings within the flro limits. Tho council
may pass n resolution over my voto, but tho
members cannot permit this removal in an
underhnnded wny. Everything must bo
done open and nbovo bonrd."
All of the threo houses which nro causing
the trouble havo been moved from tho Audi
torium site. Ono of tho buildings Is located
on tho lot nt Nineteenth and Pierce Btroots.
The other Is In tho street adjoining Its pro
posed location, nnd tho third Is In tho street
n short distance from tho Auditorium site.
The permits for moving the buildings aro
said to bo Invalid, ns they were issued In
vlolntlon of nn ordinance and without nny
authority from tho mayor and council.
TAKES TIME FOR EXTENSION
Street Itnllwny Compniiy I'M ml Sev-
crnl OIinIiicIch (ii He
t
Overcome.
In snltn nf thi fact that nil lec-nl illfu-
cultles In tho wny of tho opening of
Thirty-third strcot between Cnss nnd Cum
ing streets hnvo been dono nway with, tho
Omnha Street Itnllwny compnny believes
tbo street car line nlong thnt thoroughfare
will not bo constructed until next spring.
Secretary Goodrich made a trip over the
proposed routo Wednesday evening nnd
yesterday reported that tho work which
must bo dono by tho city nnd tho residents
before tho lino can bo built will occupy
tho time until cold weather.
In view of this report, Manager Smith
said yesterday that tho best tho com
pany could expect would bo to have things
In shape for the construction of -the lino
early In tho Bprlng. Ho stated that the
company, as soon as tho grading was done
and tho houses on tho lino of the "street
were removed, would placo tho material
for tho now lino on the ground nnd wait
until spring opened before starting to lay
rails.
A Sure Cure for lllnrrlioen.
Coming, ns It docs, in the busiest season,
when a man can least afford to lose time,
a suro and quick cure for diarrhoea Is very
desirable. Anyono who haB given It a trial
will tell you that the quickest, surest nnd
most plensnnt remedy in uso for this dls
easo Is Chnmberlaln's Colic, Cholera nnd
Diarrhoea Ilemedy. Thero Ib no loss of
ttmo when it Ib used as ono or two doses of
It will curo any ordinary nttack. It never
falls, not even in the most severe and
dangerous cases. For sale by all druggists.
Additional Accnm mortal InnH.
On account of tho very low rates made to
Colorado points
THE UNION PACIFIC
has placed in service another through Pull
man sleeper 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 bo attached
to this train for Denver, July 6 o 13, in
clusive. This scrvlco affords passengers the very
best accommodations with the greatest pos
sible comfort.
llescrvatlons should bo made as far In ad
vnnco as possible.
Now city ticket office, 1324 Farnam street.
Tel. 316.
Painting An Iron Fence
Is not a hard Job but It requires different
paint from that used on wood.
SHEHWIN-WILLIAMS CO. make, this
kind. It Is called "ROOF nnd BRIDGE"
paint. It ADHERES to any kind of metal
nnd forms n permanent protection. Sold In
nnd 1 gallon cans, 5-gallon tin buckets
and 50-gallon barrels.
No matter WHAT you want to PAINT,
wo sell tho palut properly nduptcd to THE
PURPOSE. OUR SPECIALTY IS THE
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS MIXED PAINT
FOR THE OUTSIDE OF HOUSES, but wo
have S. W. Co. paint In -plnt lotB and
HUGE BARRELS nnd canB, for every pur
pose from painting n baby carriage, blcyclo
or bird cago to tho painting of a "brown
stone" front or nn elevator. ASK FOR
COLOR CARD AND TELL US WHAT YOU
ARE GOING TO PAINT.
Sherman & McGonneil Drug Go.
"The Drug Store on the Corner,"
SIXTEENTH AND DODGE ST., OMAHA,
A Big Reduction
in Prices
On Runabouts, Bikes,
Traps, Stanhopes
and Pneumatics.
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY.
We hnvo n lurj;o variety und this Is
the opportunity of your life.
KINGMAN IMPLEMENT CO.
10X11 A.D FAH.VAM ST.
U I. CAllTMH'S STOCK SATLIIDA V.
"""Ion Store lluyn (he Hnllre SlneU
KnriilnliliiKi nnd lint
FORMERLY 1304 DOUGLAS STREET,
AND PUTS IT ON SALE SATURDAY.
Just to show how cheap we will sell this
stock, to dispose of It all In ono day, wo
nnntlon a few of the prices.
AH Carter's 12Hc linen collars, 2Hc.
All Carter's 25c linen curts, 5c.
Alt $1 sldo clastic Jean drawers, 25c.
All Carter's 50c, 75c and $1 underwear
go s nt 25c each.
AH Carter's 76c summer negligee shirts,
25c.
All Carter's $1.25 shirts at 60c.
All Carter's 50c neckwear at 15c.
Everything In the entire stock goes tho
sanio way.
BOSTON STORE, OMAHA,
J. L, Brandels & Sons, Proprietors.
Selling Rogers, Peet & Co. men's clothing.
SURVEYING ELECTRIC ROUTE
Foree HcrIm AVork on cv Trnetlon
Ciiiiiiiny' I ii it n
Linen.
Tucsdny morning Chnrles O. Carpenter
and a force of surveyors will start from
Crcston, la., to survey tho route of tho New
System Traction company from that place
lo Wluterset. Tho work will require nbout
two weeks nnd then tho work of lnylng
the track will begin.
Lyman Waterman returned yesterday
from Crcston, whero ho met somo of the
Investors in tho compnny, nnd they express
much satisfaction with the progress made,
Corning, la., now desires a branch of tho
new electric line, to tap tho Creston-Wln-torset
llco near Spauldlng. Vllllscn Is also
nn applicant for a branch of the lino, nnd
tho managers of the company state thnt the
inducements offered by Villlsca, In the light
of tho better grades to thnt plnco, Incline
them to build to that point rather than to
Coining. Tho building of tho lino to Corn
ing or Villlsca, however, Is a matter for
Inter consideration, as the company will
construct nnd equip tho Creston-Wlnterset
lino before starting any other.
A WOMAN'S OHATITIIIIB.
A Montana Womnii Wrltm In I'ralne
of XrwItrn'H Herplelile.
BUTTE, Aug. 26. Newbro Drug Com
pany, City Dear Sirs: For sovcral years I
have been troubled with dandruff, causing
me much annoyance, and my hair became
very thin. I havo used Nowbro's Hcrplcldo
for a month and tho dandruff has entirely
dlsnppcared nnd my hair Is becoming much
heavier than formerly. New hair is grow
ing where there was none, and I am very
thankful to you for tho benefit I havo re
ceived from Newbro's Hcrplcldc. Very
truly yours, MRS. C. B. FOSTER.
No. 985 Utah Avenue, Butte, Mont.
Publish your legal notices In Tho Weekly
Bee. Telcphono 238.
One Hundred and Two
That's what Welsn said the weather was
yesterday nut that's nothing to compare
with our comer cot so hot the morcury
Jumped clear out of tho glass bulb In nur
thermometer all owing to tho ren-noi
Drices xo. nrn now mnklnsr on drUEB but
you can keep coot If you drink a glass of
our delicious lco cold soda 5c.
Gicni Cntnrrh I'oinler .10e
Temptation Tanla 7rie
WcsCm Ilriiln mill Nerve Trentincn(.17o
Stuart's Blackberry Balsam, 35c slzo .... 20c
au c uentrltlces , ivc
25c 4,11 White Rose Glycerine Soap .... 12c
25c Carter's Little Liver Pills 15c
25c Vcgctablo Cathartic Pills 15c
. uouon nooi, j.nnsy(uiq I'ennyruyiu
26c Hire's 'Root 'neer Vckfiuino)".'. lHo
SI Cramer's Kidney nni(, Liver Curo .... 75c
9i rcruim (special price iiy uuzunj .... ilk;
35c Cnstorlu (kind yon have always
oougnt) ac
SCHAEFER'S
Cut Price'
Drug Store.
Tel. 747. S. W. Cor. lUth and Culcaico.
Goods delivered FREE to any part of city.
HELPING
THOUSANDS
WILL HELP YOU.
Suffering Peop!e Get Well.
DO NOT CONTINUK TO SUFFER WITH
YOUR KIDNEYS THERE IS A CURE
FOR YOU.
CRAMER'S
KIDNEY AND
LIVER CURE
WILL BE FOUND JUST WHAT IS NEED
ED IN CASES OF KIDNEY DISORDERS
IT STANDS THE HIGHEST FOR ITS
WONDERFUL CURES.
It is scientifically compounded nnd al
ways acts like mngic. Ono bottlo will
surely give relief, even In tho most obsti
nate case. Do not wait until your caso bo
coracs chronic. If taken In time ono bot
tle will suro suffice to CURE ordinary
cases.
FREE SAMPLE FOR ALL.
If you will send your nddress to the
Cramer Chemical Co., Albany, N. Y. they
will send you a samplo bottlo, free.
Cramer Chemical Company,
Albany, N. Y.
The umbrellas wo show havo tho most exquisite handles known to umbrella art
while our cane stock could not bo better so lected, Every Jtylo ono could Imagine
Wo don't ehargo extravagant prices for theso goods ond we'll take pleasure In show-
mg you theso goo is. Muwhiiuiey & Ryan Co.,
Jewelers and Art Stationers, 15th and Douglas
t About Shirts! Good Shirts!! '
Wo want you to try our shirts nnd
et shirts thnt fit. Wo are cranks on
wnn'l hnnrlln II A fthlpf'R 11 Khlrttt
get
ix. .mn(, n.ll . It A nlill'a i, dlllflti
only the best know better. A shirt
ono that does not nt.
Kith and Chicago
Streets.
During July and August
0f wo will closo our storo Saturday evon
V iligs at 0 o'clock.
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler,
15 1U Douglas St.
WILL HOLD HIM FOR A WHILE
I J. 1". Cnrpenler ItclHirl Wonderful
Cnlelt of l-'lntt nt I.nhe
OUolinJI,
J. F. Carpenter nnd son hnvo returned
from n visit to Lake Okobojl and the for
mer repbrts startling success In fishing.
"I took the boy nnd rowed out upon tho
lnke," snld he In reporting to tho angllug
club at tho auditorium meeting. "I first
fixed un a lino for tho bov nnd Wnr !
could get my own Into operation ho had
caugni tnreo nice percn. Wo cast anchor
In about forty feet of water and after
wo had been out nn hour nnd a half nnd
had caught about fifty fish I noticed that
tho bout was moving and concluded that
we had caught enough. 1 accordingly pre
pared to go In and when I pulled up the
anchor chain found a thirteen-pound pick
erel clinging to tho anchor."
Vlint Ttio I'enlN Will Io,
It will bring relief to sufferers from
asthma or consumption, oven In the worst
cases. This Is about what ono doso of
Foley's Honey and Tar costs, Isn't It worth
a trial?
I, like OkohnJI,
Tho Ideal summer resort. Quickly ond
easily reached from Omaha via tho Milwau
kee railway, tho only through lino.
City ofllce, 1604 Farnnm street.
GOOD
PIANO
NEWS.
Tomorrow wc plnco on sale tho
following new, slightly used up
right and squnro Plunos and
guarantee to save the purchaser
the prico of ono year's music
lessons given by n competent
teacher
Ebony finished upright, fe
full size, only 0 I 0
Hosowood case, upright, f llfl
7 1-3 octaves, only .CIIU
Mnhogimy, upright, 01 3 O
good as new, only . . .dlOO
Beautiful new sample
piano worth $3'X, only. 9100
Antique oak I'oiise COQQ
piano worth ;ix, nt .. VfcvO
75 used square pianos, all guar
anteed, nt $25, $3S, J49, oi5 nnd up.
New Stelnway. Vose, Emerson,
Stock, A. U. Chnso nnd Stegor
pianos uro offered at greatly re
duced prices. Old pianos taken
In exchange. Wo send plnno.s
for trial in your homo even
though you live 500 miles away
nnd guarantee' satisfaction or
piano Is returned to us at our
expense for railway freights
both wiivh. Cntalouucs nnil a
per rain' letter fontalnliig special
prices nnd full description of our
eiiuy payment plan lurnisneu
free upon application.
SCHM0LLER
& MUELLER,
THE LEADING PIANO DEALERS
IN THE WEST
1313 Farmi in St., Oinaliu.
Telephone 1025
337 Hroudway, Co. Muffs.
Telephone 378.
Don't Wish You Had
Taken a Kodak . . .
BUT GET ONE NOW.
Nothing will givo you so much
pleasure afterwards as looking over
pictures of places visited on your
vacation.
A beautiful folding 4x5 POCO
CAMERA with CARRYING CASE,
$6.50.
Wo carry all good makes and can
advise whnt Is best suited for you.
Samplo copy of Photographic Month
ly free.
THE ROBERT
DEMPSTER COMPANY
1215 Furnitiu ritrcut.
Wholcsalo a-id retail dealers in photo
supplies.
Every Day Prices
Shrader's Fig Powdor 25c
Shrader's 10-Mlnuto Hcadacho Pow-
'ier 10c and 25c
Br. Bill's Special Summer Cough Curo 25c
Dr. Bill's Toothach Drops 10c
Shandon Bells Soap i0c
Victor's Tonic Lotion for Freckles.... 50c
Chamberlain's Cholera Curo 23c
Shrader's South African Diarrhoea Curo 25c
Cudahy'a Extract Beef .15c
Shrader's Sunstroke Drops 15c
All Cc clears, C for 25c
All 10c cigars, 3 for 25c
lco Cream Soda 5c
Ice cream, pint 20c
lco cream, quart 35c
Wo sell more lco cream than any two
drug storen In tho clt,v, because wo havo
tho beet. Follow tho crowd to
W. J. Shrader,
1C02 N. 24th. corner Soward.
Umbrellas and Canes
If pleased to tell your friends where to k
shirt (It. If a shirt hasn't a reputation I
HflV milllV nnnnlft. hilt tlinRn tlinl n'Pflr
Uni? .rift.lV h.nnlfl l,,lt llinan 1. n n.nn.
tint fits correctly will wear longer than
KELLEY & HEYDEN
They mako shirts,
t
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MEN'S IUCYCLE SHOES, $1.25, soft, smooth stock,
ball bearing, soles, all sizes, A GOOD WEAK1NG, COM
FOliTAMLE SHOE.
, MEN'S LOW SHOES, oxfords or southern tics, colt
skin, $1.00 vici kid, comfortable and durable shoes for the
hot months.
MEN'S ROX CALF, VELOUK CALF and VICI KID
SHOES, the S2.50 values, ANY SIZE, ANY STYLE, $1.90
I.
Friday in Remnant UAVfflriT
Day in Bargain Room HAY UCRS
Ovor 100,000 yards of Ono high grado r omnants bring tho accumulation of tho
Immenso eastern stocks that wo hnve been selling during tho past week besides the
rcmnnnts wo will sell nlco clean now ruor chandlso nt nbout hnlf what other houses
nsk for mussed up remnants. HERE'S A LIST OF I'HICKS THAT NO OTHUIl
HOUSE IS CAPABLE OF (1IVINO.
10,000 yards of rcmnnnts of line Sfi-lnch
percales never som tor les man loo,, z'tc
IO.Oik) yards of lino Qlengiirno dress
ultiL'hum.s. recular lUc coods 2V4c
10.000 ynrds of remnants of tho finest
15c ehambruy glughnms, nil lengths.. 6c
20.U00 ynrds of tho very finest .Lie nnd
40c French und Scotch ginghams, S'i
Inches wide the very finest and swoll
est shirt wnlst styles S!4c
60,000 yards of the regular French per
cnles always sold at 25c ynrd, long
lengths 6c
Remnnnts of lf'c ernsh 3V4c
ltemnnnts of "oe tine sateen, all colors,
and 19e crgandles and batlsteH, all will
go on sulo nt Do
ltemnnnts of l.'o long cloth Ec
ltemnnnts of "3o rrepons, I yards In
remnants, for entire pattern , 9Se
ReninniilH of $1.0o crepons In 3V. to 4
yards, for entire pattern T J1.98
By the yard from our
great eastern stocks.
50,000 yards of 12'ic lino batiste, extra
special tor Friday 3Hc
23,1)00 yards of tho llnest Olenco Durndo
and Kilmenla dimities, regular 15c aud
19c goods 5c
25,ii0 ynrdB of Uunifrlos batistes, Cow
Blip dimities, Tu Ip dlml les nevr sold
for less than 1'oc "c
50.000 yards of Ituyul Irish dimities,
Scotch dimities, French dimities, Ori
ental batistes, Arlal batiste, etc., com
prising nil the new and most fashion
able shades of light blue, pink, hello,
navy, black and white, etc 10c
Full standard prints 2c
Shirting prlntB 'JVici
15c bl.lck Bnteen 5c
12c black organdies , 50
Boys' Clothings
Here arc prises that inaKes them
all squeal
Boys' 25c crash and wash pants 10c
Hoys,' wash suits, worth Sac 5c
Hoys' $1.23 crash and other suits 45c
Hoys' $2.50 lino outing suits 9"c
Hoy's extra made line material and
nothing solij by other houses as
good at 3.50 90o
Boys' extra finished linn wool suits,
no other house scils anything llko It
nt $5.00 $1.43
Special on Croquet Sets
We will closo croquet sots now nt one-
half price. I
The Greatest
Hi y OlS Cleariug Sale of
Men's and Boys' Clothttig
In the History of Omaha. This is wh it we call real
marking down of prices. All our men's suits
that were $15 now $7.50.
MtSriiNtuicuCa
50e to $2.50, now 15c, -15c, 75c
Two Specials for Men.
MEN'S 75e NIGHT f 5 OWNS AT 39c.
100 dozen men's fine muslin gowns, made extra long and full,
size, regular 75c quality everywhere, on sale at 30c.
.MEN'S $1.00 GOWNS a( Ii)c
gowns, made extra long and full
regular price $1.00, on sale at
19c.
Shoe Knowledge
There is as much knowledge required
in buying good shoes ns there is in buy
ing good books. Tho chatT must be sep
arated from the grain. You take no
chances when you come here for your
shoes.
MEN'S SATIN CALF LOW SHOES,
wide plain toes, tho kind the old gents
like for the hot weather, a good solid
shoe, all sizes, 0 to 11 1.25.
Furnishing Goods
We am Headquarters in Men's La
dies and Children's Furnishings
1. ndles' 20c nnd 25c vests Co
200 dozen of ladles' Jcrsoy ribbed
sleeveless vests In whlto or ecru-all
Nlzes, nt ;0
Men's 10c colored handkerchiefs 2V4c
Mun s nnd boys' 75c shirts 2Uo
2. W dozen colored shirts In all stylos,
dark and light colors nnd blnck nnd
whlto stripes, front colored, laundered 2lo
iw uuzuii sinris wiin separato collars
nnd cuffs, every shirt warranted pcr
feet fitting nnd full elze, worth $1.00
all go at ji0
Men's BOc shirts i3a
Men's 39c utiilerwcar 150
DO dozen men's, ladles' nnd children's
ribbed hose, worth 25c "V4c
Men's 75c underwear, plain und fancy
all sizes j30
Special on Hammocks
Wo nre now closing out nil our Ham
mocks at greatly reduced prices.
Grocery Specials
Largo bottle, mixed, sweet or sour
pickles S 1-3q
Full pint fancy catsup 8 l-3o
4 pounds whole California rice 25(5
4 pounds pearl or flake tapioca 25c
4 pounds ao 2c
10 pounds rye . our 19c
10 pounds rye flour 19c
10 pounds graham flour 19a
Snntn Clara prunes, per pouhd Go
Largo fancy prunes, per pound 8 l-3o
Fancy California peaches, per pound ..8 1-3c
Hartlett evaporated pears, per pound..81-3c
Health Coffee, 3 pounds for 25a
Good whole coffee, 2 pounds for 25c
Hot Weather Luncheon
Lunch blocks, per pound 10o
Minced ham, sliced, per pound 12Vc
Cooked compressed beef, per pound .... 15c
Fresh new bologna, per pound io
Potted meats, per can 4Ua
Veal loaf, per can loo
American Club Hnuso cheeso 3flo
Green cheese, ench 7c
Appetltast cheese, each '. 41ie
Wisconsin brick cheeso
(.'hipped dried beef, vcr pound 15c
Fancy largo bananon 12Hc
Peaches, Cnllfornln, per dozen 1214c
nncy gieen apples, per uozen wo
Fresh dressed chickens on sale Snturday,
BROS
All our Stein-JJloeh men's suits that were $18
and SliO now 10.00.
All our men's suits that were 7.50, now $3.75
All our men's suits that were $8.50 and $10,
now $5.00.
All our men's trousers that were $3.00, now
$1.50.
All our men's trousers that were $2.50, now
l)5e and $1.25.
All our men's odd suit pants that are worth
$1.50 to $0.50, at $2.50 and $3.75.
All our men's outing llannel suits that were
$5, $7.5(1 and $15, now $3.75, $5J)0 and $7.50.
All our men's odd outing flannel pants that
were $3.50 lo $0.50, now $1.50, $2.50 and $3.50.
All our young men's long odd pants (hat were
$1.50, $2.50, $3.50 and $5, now 05c, $1.50, $2.50.
Hovs' washable knee pants suits that were
and i)5e.
100 dozen men's line cambric
size, with or without collai
BROS.
