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'10 THE OMAHA DAILY "BEE; "FT? IT) AT", AUGUST 10, 1001. HOSPITALIH FOR KNIGHTS Tmpl&rs relegation from Oftllfornift to Ee Entertained in Otruhi. RECEPTION AT THE LININGER HOME Member of Hie Order from I'iirIIIc Const Will Sinn In Omnlin Knroutc lo Trlrnnliil ('oneliivc nt I IiUUImvIIIci . The program for the entertainment of the California Knights Templars by Mount Cal vary commandery of the order at Omaha August 22 has been Issued by the commit tee having it In charge. This committee consists of I). F. Thomas, 0. It. Allen, 0. W. Llnlngcr, M. J. Kennard, J. W. May nard, E. Haney, A. H. Smith ami T. C Shelly, In their announcement they say that on Thursday afternoon, August 22, California commandery No. 1, enroute with llcuben II. Lloyd, grand master of the grand encampment of the United States, to triennial conclave at Louisville, Ky., will bo the guest of Mount Calvary commandery No. 1, and for their entertainment tho fol lowing program has been prepared: Tho guests will bo met at Fremont, via tho 8:G0 h. m. Union 1'aclflc train, by a special committee consisting of W. I nit tcr, J. K. Kelby, Victor White, ("Seorgi S. Powell, Oeorge B. Warner, Ilev. (I. K. Walk, James A. Howard, K. 0. McOllton, J. N. Necley. It. V. Cole, C. 0. Promo, H. C. Akin, K. Uiicklngham, W. H. Ilutts, SnmuM North and A. I'. Hrlnk. The members of Mount Calvary commandery will meet at the asylum at 2 p. m. and proceed with the Omaha band to tho Union station, whence tho guests will he escorted to tho city hall nnd receive the welcome to our city from the mayor, Hon. Frank K. Moores, with response by Oranil Master lteuben H. Lloyd. Drill on l'u run in Street. Following th reception by the mayor tho exhibition drill will take place at Eight eenth nnd Farnam streets by the drill corps of California commandery No. 1. ThU Is a special feature, as this commandery Is enroute to Louisville for the purpose of capturing tho first prize. At tho closo of tho drill tho visitors will bo left to their own devices nnd private entertainment by Individual members of tho local commandery until i! o'clock, when luncheon will be served at Masonic hall. At 7:30 p. m., a reception will be held at tho rcsldenco of Past Orand Master George V. Llnlngcr, Eighteenth uud Davenport streets, participated In by all sir knights and ladles, In charge of tho fol lowing committee: Ocorgo W. Llnlngcr, Harry Weller, 0. W. Johnston, William MacDIarmld, Alfred M. Olsen, Gustavo Anderson, Samuel Hums, W. Y. Tcotzcl, A. l'eterson, II, 1. Ileuel. II, C. Akin, D. II. Wheeler, E. C. Webster, F. E. White, A. 11, Smith, E. K. Long, Edward Dickinson. Tho refreshment booths will bo In charge of tho following committee. Misses Darleno Buckingham, Illancho Joefolyn, May May nard, Kstolle Drown, Louise Korty, Cnro Hno I'urvls, Helen Cudy, Florence May nard. For the reception the music will bo sup plied by the band which accompanies the California commandery nnd which Is said to bo one of the best on the coast. At 10 p, m. tho reception will cIobo nnd tho visitors will bo escorted to their trnln by tho members of Mount Calvary com mandery. It brings relief Ile-No-May powder. Ask your druggist. If your feet troublo you try it. LIKE A BARGAIN COUNTER fcorm of Women limped Plunder Stolen hy IllnUle, the Colored IlnrKlnr. Tho reception room nt the city Jail yes terday had nil tho appearance of "Indies' day" at n rummago sale, as scores of women from vnrlous parts of tho city were present during tho forenoon sorting out the plunder taken from tho rooms of Charlca T. Hlnkle, colored. Nearly everybody from whom anything had been stolen In tho last two years called to see If ho could Identify his property. Among theso wero Mrs. II. Gilford of 1810 Cnpltol avenue. Her house was robbed on tho night of May 27. when a largo amount of wearing npparol which had Just arrived from the laundry was taken. She succeeded In finding about half of tho atclen clothing. Since. Wednesday tho police have released Mrs. Hlnkle, as thcro Is no evidence to show that alio was In lenguo with her hus band. Sho called yesterday to see him; tho two mot in the hall and there, with a woven wlro betweon them, they knelt to gether In prayer. Penitence nnd completo Bolf-nbucgnttnn wna the tenor of tho pcti tlon. After tholr devotions HInklo wbb taken back to his cell and tho woman said "All this 1b a surprise to mo and a tcrrl ble shock. I had no Idea theso things wore stolon nnd I don't believe Mr. Hlnkle stole them at least, not nil of them. Doth of us bavu been well brought up and both stood well In tho church, St. I'hlllp the Deacon, where Mr. Hlnkle was secretary of tho board of trustees and I sang soprano In tho choir Oh, what will tho peoplo of that church think of us now!" Doth HInklo nnd his wlfo arn comoly mulattors, fairly well educated and of good address. Mrs, HInklo Is credited with hav ing a suporb voice, bolng high soprano, clenr nnd sympathetic. High living, intemperance, exposuro and many other things bring on wight's dls ease, Foley's KIdnoy Cure will prevent Drlght's dlsense nnd all other kldnoy or bladder disorders It taken in time. Do uro to take Foley's. no.vroiv stout, iip.mjnants. The Hrniitleit Lot of Drr (iooili liter Shown on Snlr I'rliln.i. $1.00 DftESS GOODS, 25C, 39C A YARD. Wo place on sale today the grand est lot of plnln colored dress goods In long lengths that we have over shown, con sisting of 18-Inch cheviots, serges, mohairs, brllllantlnes, cashmeres, henrkttas, diag onals, etc., on salo In two lots, at 23c and St'c a yard. $1.00 DIIKSS GOODS ENDS, 10C. Another lot of dress goods ends, 4 and 5 pieces to match, on sale at 10c. DRESS GOODS REMNANTS, 2C, SC. Thousands of remnants nnd short ends ot dress goods and suitings from a New York cloak and suit manufacturer go at 2o nnd oc each. ALL WOOL DRESS GOODS, 10C A YARD. An lmmenso lot of nil-wool samplo endJ of dress goods go at 10c a yard. Thoy come In 2 to f.-ynrd lengths. SILK REMNANTS, 2C, CC, IOC, 15C, 2JC. Another new lot of silk remnants in bright colors, suitable for trimming, on sale according lo length at 2c, 5c, 10c, 15c and 2,c each. $1.60 SILKS AT 30C AND 49C A YARD. Thousands of yards of high-grade silks, In dress, skirt and waist lengths, worth up to $1.50 a yard, at 30c and 43c a yard. REMNANTS IN UASEMENT. Remnants of cambric lining, l4e a yard, Light shirting prints, tast colors, 3c n yard. 20-Inch bleached bird's-eye cotton, 3&c a yard. 15c W'blto lawn nnd nainsook, 3lc n yard. 3tf-ltirh percale, new patterns, fie a yard. 10c Engllsn long cloth, 6c a yard. Long pieces of English covert cloth, S&c a yard. 25o Imported French ginghams, fancy corded -fleets, Slfcc a yard. 13c Scotch and chambray ginghams, 32 inches wide, CVic a yard. New French flannels, fall patterns, at 11c a yard. French dress sateens, worth 25c a yard, at &c a yard. DOSTON STORE, Omaha. J. L. Drandels & Sons, Proprietors. Selling Rogers, Poet & Co. Men's Clothing. Publish your legal notices tn Tho Weekly Dee. Telephono 23S. 1U KInIiIiik mill IIiiiiMuu. Tho nnglcr will find in Utah amplo oppor tunities to Indulgo In his favorite sport. Tho mountain strcums are stocked with gamy trout and tho hut little less gamy black bass nbounds In the waters of Utah lake. In Bcasnn good duck hunting can bo had on Utah lake, tile Jordan and around tho pools nnd lagoons of tho Salt Lake val ley. On the mountain Hides grouse are plentiful and lnrger game can bo found cn tho mountain ranges of tho Uintah nnd Uncompahgre reservation. For time-tables, folders, illustrated books, pamphlets dcscrlptlvo of tho territory tra versed or any Information, npply nt elty ticket ofllco, 1324 Farnam street; telephone 316 Very l,m Itiitrn to rirn-iiinc nnd He turn Will bo In effect next month via tho Lnko Shore & .Michigan Southern Ity. Return limit may ho extended to Oct. 8. No other lino otters equal train service. Semi for full Information to M. S. Giles, T. P. A., Chicago. F. M. llyron, G. W. A.. Chicago. Re-No-May powder brings relief to tender feet. HORSE DOCTORS IN DEMAND JJnrle Sum In TJrirent Need of Veterl. nnrlitnn to Atteml Ills Hnraen In Philippine), Inlnniln. Undo Sam Is crying for veterinarians and ho wants them so badly that he has out telegrams to nil array departments In tho country, nsklng them to hire all thoy can nncure. The officials are directed to Bend tho namos of thoso employed to Wash ington and tho men to San Francisco, where they can bo sent to Mnnlla by Soptember 1 To good, likely horso doctors who have boen graduated from Bomo rocognlied school the government will pny $100 a month, tho pay to begin when tho veterinarian hai started for Kan Krunclsco, but men to be taken under this call must sign an agree ment to nerve lu tho Philippines for at lenst two years, unless sooner relieved. Your Hair Perhaps your mother had tnin hair, but that is no roason why you must go through life with half-starved hair. If you want long, thick, dark and heavy hair, feed it with Ayer's Hair Vigor. 1. Alttranttt. J. C.iTIX CO., lrtU, The lilenl Train of the World. Tho famous Pennsylvania Limited, makes the trip between Chicago and Now York every twenty-four hours from 0:30 p. m. today until 6:30 p. m. tomorrow. Starts from Chicago Union station. Go cast on It nnd get posted on what this progressive ago Is doing toward tho perfection of trans portation facilities. II. R. Dcrlng, Assist ant General Passenger Agent, 248 South Clark street, Chicago, will book you for tho trip. Write him. Thnt riiittMitniith I'lenlc. A. O. U. W. and D. of II., Saturday. August 17. 'Round trip ticket, 60 rents. Trnlns lcavo Durllngton station for rlatts- mouth 10 a. m. nnd 2:30 p. m. The after noon trnln will stop at foot of N street, South Omaha. For the benefit of patrons who cannot mnko daytime appointments tho Dathcry Is now open Saturdny ovonlngs. Telephone 1716. Ilooms 216-220 Deo building. For excessive perspiration try Re-No- May powder. COMPTROLLER CALLS A HALT No City KiiiiiIm .Wnllnliln for the Pro posed TivciUy-Nliilli Avenue Ini pro vr me ii tii. Agents in Omtha Will Adopt tho CcheduU Ratiig Plan.! NEW SYSTEM GOES INTO EFFECT AT ONCE .Menu nil Aritriuec of IT. Per Cent on MerclinndlNe Itntc May .ot .Mn (eilnlly (limine the Cont of PollelcM on HiillilliiK. Arrangements are being made for tho Im mediate adoption by tho Insurance com panies operating In the city on tho "schedule rating" plan ot estimating the cost of In surance, and In one or two Inttnnces In tho last week this plan has been used In esti mating the cost of Insurance written, although tho rates have not been promul gated and may not bo Issued In all lines for a week or more. It is probable that the promulgation of tho new system may bo mado by classes, that Is, by tho different lines of business, and will bo issued to cover the wholcsalo district first, tho retail district coming up for Inter consideration. A. 0. Dccson, tho inspector of Insurance In tho slate of Nebraska for the various companies, said: 'The new ssteni will go into effect In Omaha fchortly. It Is based upon a system of exact charge for nil deficiencies In tho building nnd a credit for nil things which will tend to keep down losses. It 1b not Intended to bu applied to buildlugH anil stocks other ttnn mercantile risks In brick or stono buildings, Starting with a basis of 1 per cent, it allows a discount for flro service and water works, for 'clllclency of tho pollco and lire departments, for paved streets In tho business districts, for the number of hydrants In tho city block nnd other things which nro usually found In metropolitan cities. In omana tneso credits nmount to enough to reduce the 1 por cent to f.3 cents on $100. ThlfUneMM of Willi. "After theso credits nro made deficiencies nro chargi'd. These deficiencies first go to tho construction of tho building. A stand art has been adopted by tho company for thlikncss of wall and If tho wall Is thin ner than the standard a certain per cent Is added to the cost of Insurance. Other ad ditions nro raado to tho cost for tho pres ence of open Btnlrways, open elevator shafts, open areas of any sort, for the pres ence of defective buildings In the neighbor hood nnd other things which can only bo considered in tho different structures. Tak ing tho general average of tho buildings In Omnhn of tho class covered by tho schedule rating, the cost of Insurance will bo nbotlt SO cents on each $100 insurnnce." Asked In regard to tho probable chang" In tho prevailing rates as a result of tb- Introduction of the new system, he said. I do not believe thnt It will nlTcct It ma terially; In some rases It will reduce tho rates on tho buildings, but It will Increase to n slight degree tho rate on tho stocks. Wo cannot tell exactly what It will do In Omaha, but In ono city whero Investigation whs made this was found to bo tho enso In tho Instance 1 refer to the rnte on the buildings was reduced about one-tenth of 1 per rent, while tho rato on Ptocks was In creased 15 per cent, nnd this, I .believe, will bo tho result in Omaha. 'It Is rather difficult lo tell what the effect will bo on sIolKs, for under this sys tem there aro 176 classifications of stock and the classification of different stocks de pends to Buch a great extent upon surround ings." Would Have Cont lllm Ills Life. Oscar Dowmnn, Lebanon, Ky., writes: "I have been using Foley's Kidney Cure and tako great pleasure In stating It gave mo permnnent cure of kidney (Uscasc, which certainly would havo cost mo my life." Tako none but Foley's. The proposed Improvements on Twenty ninth avenue In the vicinity of Hickory and Shirley streets havo struck a sting. Or dinances were -ccently passed by tho city council which provldo for paving nnd curb ing on Twenty-ninth avenue, adjoining Hnnscom park. City Comptroller Wcstberg says that ho will not certify that thero nre funds for the improvement, becnuso of a charter provision which stlpulntes that the park commissioners shall caro for streets abutting upon parks. Tho law upon which Mr. Wcstberg bases his action is section 10-13, prescribing tho duties of the park commissioners. Follow ing Is the specific paragraph which causes the comptroller to object: When Improvements nro made unnn or In ntreets or sidewalks adjacent to. and abutting upon, parks, parkways or boulo vanls and similar grouniis in tlio eliargo nnd control of said Hoard of Park Pominls slonerj. the cost or expense of which world otherwise be chnrgeablo to the city, the same shall bo paid from the p'irk fir d herein provided, nnd said commissioners nre liereiiy uireetcii to pay tno cost or sucn Improvement. "I can't approve of this paving whllo thin section of the charter stands," palil Mr. Westberg. "To lay this paving would, In my mind, bo a plain violation of the charter." Rc-No-May skin foooi tor facial massage. He-No-May cream softens nnd whitens hands and face. A. Mayer Co., 220 Doo building. Consultation free from 2 to 4 dally. A fresh, clear complexion nnd n plump, supple figure nro tho Index of real beauty. Massage and thermal baths, the essentials of tho Renstrom treatment, will bring health and real beauty. Tho Dathery, 216 220 Dee building; tolcphono 1716. A lady manager in charge. For ladies only. Will Knjor Cool "Weather. Aok Gcorgo P. West, City Tlckot Agent North-Westorn Line, 1401-1403 Fnrnam street, Omaha, tor particulars of popular Lnko Superior trip he haB to offer during tho month ot August. I, like OkonoJI. The Ideal tummer resort. Quickly and ea?lly reached from Omaha via tho Mllwau Uco railway, tho only through line. City office, 1504 Fnrnam street. Send articles of lucorpoiailon, notices ot stockholders' meetings, etc,, to Tho Deo. We will give them proper legal Insertion. Telephono 238. Nothing Ilko Re-No-May powder for cx cesslvo perspiration of hnnds or feet. Re lieves tender and swollen foot cures corn3 and bunions. t'hninherliitii'H Colic, fliofern nnd IMiirrhopii llpnipily. The uniform success of this remedy has made it tho most popular preparation In use for bowel complaints. It Is everywhere rccognlted as the ono remedy thnt can nl ways bo depended upon and that Is pleasant to tako. It Ik especially valuable for sum mer diarrhoea In children and Is undoubt edly tho means of saving tho lives of a great many children each year. For salo by all druggists. LOOKING FOR BAD LITERATURE Sprelnl Atrnt McAfee of the l'nfttotllre Department Makm Olllelal VIMt to Omnhn. R. W. McAfee, the "obscenity specialist" of the Postoffice department, Is In the city. Mr. Mr. McAfee Is tho one postoffice In spector In the United States who devotes his entire time to searching out tho au thors of obscene books, pamphlets and letters which find their way Into the United States malls, and his visit to Omnha Is con nected with three or four cases of this kind now under consideration by the depart ment. For tl'td feet lie-No-May powder. Just 5c a Box. Saturday you'll havo an opportunity to buy n box of ns flno Talcum Powder as we havo rvor seen for 5c a box. Wo hnvo a big lot of this powder nd wo won't limit yoa to tho number of boxes you can havo. Mc Matted Milk, we Boll for 40c 60c Gum Caturrh Powder, wo sell for .. 30c 60c Jamaica uiiiKur, vu sell for 25c GOo Nestles' Foods, wo sell for 40a 50o Sowunl'h Cough Syrup, wo sell for 25c 25c Carter's Little Liver Pills, wo sell.. 15o 115c Laxative liromo Quinine, wo sel for 15c 25c Hire's Root Deer, wo sell for ISo 25c 4711 White Hose Soap, wo sell for l!o ffio Meiinen's Talcum Powder, wo sell.. Uc $1.00 Cramer's Kidney Cure, wo sell for 75o $1.00 Perumi, wo sell for 75o $1.00 TKMI'TATION TONIC, wo sell for 75c Cut Price Drug tttora. I'd. 747, I. W. Cor. Kith nnd Chloaen. Ooods dtllmrad FRKK to nr part of city. SGHAEFER'S Fig Powder Has No Equal Dr. K. J. Walsh of New York City, writes: W. J. Shrader Medical Co., New York. Gentlemen: 1 havo granted your request to glvo Shrader Fig Powder a trial for ap pendicitis In such limited tlmo as a week. I havo given It to two patients and nevor Imagined medlclno could work such wonders and now think It Is not necessary for operations for appendicitis when your Fig Powder will answer tho purpose. I recommend It to all doctors and surgeons knowing that no medlclno will ever havo Its equal. I hope every doctor will recommend It as I do not doubt It will do Junt what Is claimed for It. Yours very respectfully, Dr. K. J. WALSH, Room 001 Goodrich Block, 34 nnd 6th Ave. Address, W. J, Shrader Medicine Co., New York Room 10, No, 30 East 14th at. or 1C02 N. 2tth St., Omaha, Nob. flllllATHNT CI.OTIIINO .I,I2 IOOWN. llnllre Muck ,ov York Clollilim .Manufacturer on .nlr fatiirla. AT DOSTON STORK, Omnhn. Saturday begins tho most sensational sale of clotltfng Ccr held. $10, $12 and $1R MEN'S SUITS, $5. $5 and $7.50 MEN'S SUITS, $2.LS. $1. $5 nnd $C DOYS' SUITS, $1.0S. Seo display of these bargains In our win dows. DOSTON STORE, Omaha. J. L. Rrr.ndots & Sons, Proprietors. Selling Rogers, Pcct & Co. Men's Clothing. The .Sortlm rMi'i-ii Line, $12.63. ST. TAUL AND RETURN, Aug. 10-31. DULUTH AND RETURN, $16.03, Aug. 10-31. HOT SPRINGS AND RETURN, Aug. 10-31. $1S.I0. DEADWOOD AND RETURN, $21.23. Aug. 10-31. LOUISVILLE AND RETURN, Aug. 24-26. $21.50. CLEVELAND AND RETURN, Sept. 7-10, Less than half fare. VERY LOW RATES to tho DUFFALO EXPOSITION. CITY OFFICES, 1401-1403 FARNAM ST. Ask your druggist or glovo dealer about Ro-No-May powder. A great economy In hot weather. Cures perspiration saves gloves, pnruaol.q and lino dress goods. No dress fchlelds needed If you use It. Schmoller & Mueller offer great Inducements In slightly used grand and upright piano. Buyers nro Invited to call nt once. Uprights SI00 and up. Grands $200 and up, AVe take old Instruments In ex change nt full value nnd arrange terms to suit convenience of pur chaser. STEINWAV, VOSR. KMER SON, 1VERS & POND. A. II. CHASE, ST HQ Kit, JKWUTT . PEASE Pianos to select from, See our colonial styles. Attruc t.ve pianos for rent. Expert tun'ng nnd repairing promptly done. Write for catalogues nnd terms or pay us a visit of in spection. SCHMOLLER & MUELLER, The Leading Piano House in tho West. 1313 Fariiiiin St., Otnalm Telephone 1(125 IOWA llhA.NCII. 337 rroadvny, Co. Muffs. icicpnonc ;vt-. di RAILROAD EMPLOYES EVERY ENGINEER, CONDUCTOR, FIRE MAN, HAGGAGE-MAN, POSTAL CLERK - IN FACT ALL TRAINMEN, AS WELL AS MOTOR CAR CONDUCTORS AND MOTORMEN ARE MORE OR LESS St'D JECT TO KIDNEY TROUDLES, OFTIMES THEIR SUFFERINGS ARE INTENSE. CRAMER'S KIDNEY AND LIVER CURE Cures the most obstinate cases ALWAYS. Ono bottle gives relief and often a perma nent cure. Can you afford to lose a day's pay when n $1.00 bottlo will cure? This remedy Is tho only ono known to effect a speedy cure In all cases, whether acute or chtonlc. It's scientifically com pounded nnd Is knon tho United States over as a sure, positive cure. Cramer's Kidney nnd Liver Cure Is sold by all druggists. It Is tho best and only cure. Tako no substitute. FREE SAMPLE FOR ALL. If you will cend your nddrcss to tho Crnmer Chemical Co., Albany, N. Y they will send you a samplo bottle, free. Cramer Chemical Company, Albany, N. V. The best is cheapest in the end When selecting n KODAK OH CAMERA, net something made by a reliable linn. We carry only cameras of tho best makers l'romo's, Toco's. Kodaks, etc. See our special Tele Photo, -1x5, with case, 911.00. reduced to $11.00. All other material for the Ama teur photographer at lowest prices. THE ROBERT DEMPSTER COMPANY 1215 Farnam Street. Wholesale nnd retail dealers In rho tographlc Material. 7. A- HayDENs We Have About 225 Men's Fine Spring and Summer Suits That wo will not enrry over to another season ODDS AND ENDS of some of tho best we hnvo shown this oeason. To make a quick sale, we glvo you unrestricted cholco at $5.00 Suits worth $10.00, $12.fi0 and $lfi.00, In chovlots, worsteds, tweeds and cnsslmcres. As the quantity Is limited, you will havo llttlo tlmo to think it over. Don't Imaglno It Is too Into to got any benefit from a flno summer suit, at such a small price. .Men's fine sample pants at less than tho prlco of tailoring. Rants that aro regularly sold nt $2.no to $u,o- QE5r c4tr! 41 f on said, as long ns they last, for ZCw C411U 91C7 J Remember these aro tho sizes left 30, 31, 38, 40, 42, 44, 4R and 48 waists and nil lengths, from CO to 3H, Men's snmplu odd coals and vcstB, worth $5.00 to $8.00, at $1.03. Only In sizes S3, 31, 35, nnd 30, breast measure. HAYDEN BROSi SELLING THE MOST CLOTHING IN OMAHA. TATION TONIC The World's Greatest Ideal French Tonic Stimulator, Invigorator The only genuine Imported French Tonlo nnd ponltlv remedy for Debility and Impotency. A NERVE TONIC. Brings tho pink glow to pnla cheeks nnd reatorcs the fire of youth. Ask for our book of testimonials. TEMPTATION TONIC has effected cures in either sex where all other known treatments have failed. TEMPTATION TONIC has long enjoyed the reputation at a tonic for men nnd women of weakened vitality. Compounded by L. M. LAGAARD, Paris, France Temptation Tonic Is for Sale Everywhere. In en? your dealer should not have our goods, writs to us for prices tnd full Information. Corespondenco answered In strictest confidence by our American ngenta. Madison Specialty Co., Selling Agents for America, Omaha, Nob. TEmP liPw- rfc " IM, fr ' ill rtt""irimiiii,iMin1H E"l-w 1 Women's Shoes Everybody sells $2.50 shoes, nnd other stores buy from the same factory we ch; but they don't buy in the mime way initl they don't, as a rule, get the same shoes. Wo buy cheaper be cause we buy more. Sometimes we take the money saved and pass it out to you by selling the shoes for less money usually we give it back to the man that made them and tell him to put on better trimmings, so that, our shoes are different while the price is the same. Regardless of the price you pay all Nebraska shoes are guaranteed. OVW 1.110 RLIOICS for women, are as good as any 2."0 shoes sold elsewhere. , OlMi $Lu0 SIIOIOS- for women, are as good as any ?3.50 shoes sokl elsewhere. We'll prove it if you'll allow us. ir 11 11 III! It mivniiH' Friday is Remnant Da nAT UCIlS the Bargain Room Thousands of yards of remnants of Wash Ooods, Dress) Ooods, Prints, Percales and Outing; Flannels, etc , at half their orlRlnal cost. You can buy any Wash Ooods that sold up to 60c yard, by tho yard, at NO OTHER IIOL'SE IN OMAHA IS CAPAI1LE OK MAKING THES1 7c 20,000 yards of remnants of 3-1 Percales, flno style, dark and IIkIU colors, goods that wells up to 10c yard, 3VSc. 23,000 ynrds of 30-Inch Percales, nlco lone lengths, line goods, sells from 15c to 25c yard, at tic. 50,000 yards In long remnants of Irish nnd Scotch DlmltlrH, French Organdies and llatlstes, Jaconets, Jjawns, etc., goods that sold up to 33c yard, all will go at c. Hemnants of flno wool Dress floods thnt sold up to 50o yard, will go nt 5c, 10c, 15c nnd 23c yard. llemnnnls of silk that sold up to $1.00, at 19c, 23c aud 33c yard. 11Y THE VAUD 50,000 yards of all kinds of lino Wash Ooods that sold up to 35c yard, at Cc. NOTI1INO OVER 7',4c Irish and Scotch Dimities, French llatlstes, German Grena dines. You can pick anything now at 7'4c. 10c Shaker Flnnnol, 2ic 7Vjc Prints, 2le. 35c Turkey Hed Table Damask, 10c. 75c Illack Dress Goods, 39c. FiOc Illack Dress Goods, 25c. 75c All Wool German Ilcnrlcttn, 49c. CLOTHING. Hoya' Ixjng Pants, worth $1.50, at 50c. PRICES. Roys' 2.50 Crash Suits, stzes 13 to IS years, 50c. Men's $1.50 Pants, nt 55c. Hoys' $3.00 Long Pnnts, all sizes from 12 to IS years, 9Sc. Iioy3' 3.1c Wash Pants, 10c. Hoys' 50c Cloth Pants, 15c. Hoys' 7Bc Wool Pants, 2Bc. Hoys' $1.00 Wash Suits, 45c. Hoys' $2.50 Cloth Suits, 95c. Roys' $3.00 Wool Suits, $1.43. TOWELS. 5c TowoIh, 2 He. 15c Towels, 7!4c. 1214c extra heavy Toweling, 3Hej extra heavy LL Muslin, 4c; line bleached Muslin, 4?ic; 45-lnch flno bleached Sheeting, worth 20c ynrd, 10 yards for $1.00. EXTRA SPECIALS In Wool Dress Goods. 25c nlco now Plnids, 12V4c. 29c nlco now Novelties, 15c. 39c nice now Fall Dress Ooods, 19c. Extra flno nil wool Wnlstlng Flannels, worth 39r, nt 24c. EXTRA SPECIALS IN SILKS. 50c new Jap Silks, 19c. 75e Liberty Satin, 39c. $1.00 nice now Wnlstlng Silks, 39c. I HIDAV IX WHAT. Bundles; worth $2.50, for DSc lilt IlKPT. 100 dozen la dles' Wrappers in light Per cales, Lawns, Dimities; 15-ln. llouncc; e.xtrn waist lining; white yoke; rulllo over shoulder; a bar gain at $1,25; Halo ptleo 49c. 75 dozen la files' Wrappers, made of fancy Lnwiis, French Percales, Dim ities; extra waist lining; 15-ln. flounce, n n d trimmed with braid; worth $1.75, for (ffle, 50 dozen la Jlen' Wrappers, mado of French corded Ilatlsto; imported Dimi ties and Or- FiirnlKliliiir fiouilN In IlnrKnIii ltnnm. 200 dozen men's nnd boys' Work Shirts in medium and dark colors; regular 50c qual ity, nt 19c. 500 dozen men's Shirts; all kinds; Work Shirts nnd colored Laundered Shirts; some with separate collars and cuffs; full size ami perfect; worth up to $1.25;; on salo at 29c. 1 lot of ladles', men's nnd children's Hnslory, In black nnd fancy colors; worth up to 25c, on salo at 10c. Hoys' 39c Underwear, at 15c. Mon's 50c nnd 75c Underwear, at 19c. 300 dozen men's flno Halbrlggan Shirts and Drawers, In plain nnd fancy colors; worth up to 75c; on salo at 19c. OIM3AT I.ACIl SAI.H FRIDAY. Laces worth 6c, 10c, 13c, 20c, 30c and r:5c per yard, all go In two lots nt 2iio and 5c. Kill DAY'S DIMJC. IMIICI1S. Kirk's Perfumes, per ounce, 5c. lleef. Wine nnd Iron, per bottlo 21c. Fig Syrup, per bottle, 19c. Witch Hazel Salve, per box, 19c. Storytell Hitters, per bottle. B9c. Celery Kola Nervine, per bottle, C9o. Talcum Powder, per box, 7c. Little Liver Pills. 2 boxes for 25c. Smelling Salts, 2 bottles for 10c. Sticky Fly Paper, 3 sheets for Ec. Tar Soap, 3 cakes for 10c. - Hard Wnter Soap, 3 cakes for 10c. Potro Milk Soap, per box, Sc. Shandon Hells Soap, per box, 19c. Itoach Powder, per pound, 21c. GROCERY SALE 2-pound cans Egg Plums, 12$c. Fancy Coyo Oysters for Inc. 10 bars' best Laundry Soap, 23c. Hetit Evaporated Crenm, Wc. 3 pounds Pearl Tnplocu, 25c, 011 Sardines (Wednesday only). 3V4c Pure Cider Vinegar, per quart, 5c. Hasty .lulllcou, 3 packages for 25c. Scrubbing Lye, per can, 6c. Fancy Ring Apples, 10c per pound. 10c packages Pure Washing Powder, SVJc. Fnncy Alden Evaporated Peaches, 7Hc Fancy Hartlett Pears (evaporated), 8V3C. Huby Prunes (No. 10), por pound, 5e. Thrto 3-pound runs Pioneer Pumpkin, 25c Special in Teas and Coffees A beautiful present given away with one pound of our celebrated teas. First crop Sun Cured Jnpan Ten, 3Dc. Garden Grown Japan Tea, only 15c. Oolong nnd Young Hyson Ten, 4Sc. Frith IloiiMtcd ltlo Coffee, only 12Vic lloyal Santos Coffee, 15c. Old Government Mocha and Jnva, 30o pel pound; 4 pounds for $1.00. Meats, Fish and Cheese 10-pouiKl palls Pure Lent Lnrd, $1.03. No. 1 California Hams, 8J4c. Chipped Dried Heef. 15e. Fancy Family Whlto Fish, per pound, 4He. Family Mnekerel, per pound, 12V4c. Urlck Codllsh, per pound, fi4c. Wisconsin Hrlclt Cheese, 10c. McLaren's Imperial Cheese, per Jar, 10c. Fruits Fancy Juicy Lemons, per dozen, 12Wo. Fancy Hartlett Pears, per dozen, loc. Butter Fresh Country nutter. 12Hc Choice Dairy nutter, Ifie. Separator Creamery llutter, ISc and 20o. HAYDEN BROS Watch Confidence makes traveling n pleasure- when eorrect time is alwavs a necessity. Yours may bo a capable timekeeper, but bv incompetent repairing you havo lost fnlth In It. llrlng us your watch and wo will repair iho worst wrecked watch and will do It economically. Mawhiiiney 6c Ryan Co., Jewelers mid Art Stationers, Intli ami l)oti(;liis Streets. Mall orders given caroful attention selection packages sent to responsible parties, THREE PAIR FOR 50C I I Wc'vo got nn elegant stock of fnncy Dropstltch Fancy Hoso which retails regularly for 25e a pair. In order to dispose of them quick wo will sell you threo pair for F0e. notter como In early and make your selection before the stock Is broken. Kith nnd ChlcfiRo Streets. Mall Orders Filled. Thev make shirts. KELLEY & HEYDEN Buffalo Expo. Spoons, Ww or t&uwtnar u wtur lutH&iome fasten nt the ottlctal jraniirtsttii a iSpi7 Tttft Jtwt as iffU buy this sp-xi tn oid;iJJ;l tii valt tilt jvi y t Kaffato. Step ta ami w tU UMK FOK 1-Hr; .X.Utl'. S. W. LINDSAY, the Jeweler, lfilfl OoukIiih St.