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TIIK OMAITA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, AUGUST 1001.
NEWSBOYS TARE A DAY OFF
Picnic- at Krng Park is Dr-clmd a Rip
Eoirinp Sucotit.
INTERESTING EVENTS ARE , NUMEROUS
3Jny Pi-Urn Arr (ilrn for Clinrnplitli-
lllli In CoiiH-Mn liitoltlfiK Kklll,
f-Iireil mill Einliiriinee Urf tlic
Hoy MipiiiI le tiny.
"Dcse picnic Is like plckln' up change In
de street," said Fattlc Flhcr, as he rubbed
a llttlo arnica on his shin ami glanced over
the list of prizes. "Me an' my pardner,
Swlptey O'Brien, wins In do t'ro legged
race, see? An' dls Is w'at we sit a meal
ticket In a Council Muffs hashcry an' n
fancy laprobc. Swlpscy's glad lie's got dat
laprohe, 'causo w'enovcr he goes out drlvln'
In his rubber-tired rig he'll use ,l. an' make
de millionaires on do bullyvard look like a
bunch o' nlncspoti., An' about dls meal
ticket say. Vtmse couldn't buy tlln meal
ticket orfen mo fcr a half Interest In Mogy's
shine parlor. Dc meals In dat pie foundry
Is 15 cents, an' dey sets mo back two bits
to git over do river un' back. Dat's w'y
I'm to etiick on dls meal ticket.
"Den dcro's Muggslo gots $2 worth n'
typcwrltln'. He says he's going' to have do
leddy wrlto out do Htnndln' of do leagup
teams for seven yeara back fer him, so he
can havu It framed, but de kids Is golh' to
switch dc copy on him an' have hor wrlto
out do time table fcr '$. It'll bo all rlghf
wld Muggslc, Muggslo won't know do dlff,
An' Tug .Morrlscy, w'at can write, gits a
box o' wrltln' paper wld perfumery onto lt'j
Kccno gits a smokln' Jacket an' pair o'
knit slippers, n'n anoddcr kid I 'don't know
his name now etiny more gits a paper
boxful o' somcboildy's breakfast food. Ho
says he's goln' to wet It at de hydrant an'
feed It to do first hos he sees. An' dat's
w'y I says dat deso picnics Is llko flndlir
munny In de streets " , ,
I'rlxro Arc VnrU'iI,
It Is feared that Puttie was a little sar
caatlc In his comment on the now3bnys'
plcnle, held Thursday afternoon in Krtlg
pnrk. It will not be denied that some of
tho prlics offered and won were hardly
sultablo presents for the average newsboy,
but this could not bo avoided, us they were
collected from hundreds of business houses,
and each house contributed some article
peculiar to its lino of trade. That Is why
Swlpscygot the laprobe anil Fattlo the
meal ttckel on a Council Muffs restaurant.
Jlut there'll bo no objection to their taking
tho articles back and getting the cash for
them.
One of the most thrilling contests at the
park yesterday was the shoc-and-iitocklng
race. Only thoso possessing shoes and
stockliigs were eligible, mid of these somo
twenty "newsies" were fbund. Having re
moved their footgear, tho latter was thrown
In a heap In tho middle of the Held, and a
strong boy with a walking stick stirred It
up until rights and lefts were hopelessly
mixed. Then Captain Harry Loftus gave
the command for the contestants tc stand
back twenty paces; tho open space was
cleared of stragglers; "AH ready!' shouted
tho captain; Lieutenant Joe Carroll, his
pistol held aloft, counted, "ono, two, bang!"
in nn In3tnnt there was a tangle of legs
and arms over the pile of socks nnd shoe
leather, each contestant struggling to tort
out his particular property. One no sooner
found his shoo than another Jerked It away
from him. Joo Newman found his left early
in tho scrimmage and thrust It Into his hip
pocket, which left his hands ftee for the
work to follow. Then he picked up two
seeks a red and a gray nnd by thti tlmo
he'd found his other shoe he was ready to
dress his foot. It wus to this maneuver,
doubtlcts, that he owes tho honor of win
ning the race. It was n curious company
of cnllthumplans tlint crowded about th3
captain n moment later, claiming prizes in
tho contest. Itlght shoes were on left feet;
some wore one long sock nnd one short one,
and Fattlo Fisher was rulod out I cause he
wore congress gaiters that didn't linvo to
bo laced. However, ho was not alone In
thlr, as all who failed to gut tho right
shoes on In the proper manner shored
his fate. Joo Newman won first prlzo and
Meyer Cohen second.
KKK Unci' In Intcreatliiir.,
Tho egg race was a quaint contest of
speed, skill nnd nerve. Each contestant
hold In his right hand a tin teaspoon, In
the bowl of which rcpo6ed a hen's egg. His
left arm was bound to his sldo with u cord
At the crack of tho pistol tho rush started
for the goul, each striving to run as fast as
was consistent with tho retention at the
egg In tho spoon. After the (lag dropped
tho courso looked llko an omelet, attesting
that this was a rnco which was not noc
cssarlly to tho swift.
Tho chariot raco, as thoso nowsboys gave
It, was n thing which would have stnggorcd
tho ancient Romans. It takes flvo boys to
make n chariot, with. its driver, and other
appurtenances. Two lads stand orect to r. p-
rceent tho horses; two others stand Im
mediately behind them, stooped, with th. Ir
heads pressed against tho small of the
"horses' " backs, whllo n fifth and smaller
boy stands humped up with one foot upon
tho shoulders of each of the hut (wo, and
drives the "horses" with reins made of
twlno. This combination Is not conducive
to a high ratu of speed, but with n llttlo aid
of the Imagination It suggests thu Roman
chariots as sometimes seen In the clrcu
ring.
Tho day passed off without accident and
waH highly enjoyed by all the'.plrnlcerti, of
whom tboro were about loo. Thcro was,
plenty to eat nnd drink, good music, a cnga
or raonxeys ana ampio street qr nccommo
datlons, all without cost to the boys.
The prlzo events wcro as follows:
Competitive Kvruta,
Blcyclo rnce, eleven entries and six prizes:
"UlS Nowsle' Hoy Mitchell, tlcorgo Hod
dcr, Charlla McMullen, Joo Mchan and Ed
1'runsy.
Dull gnrno (small boys), nlno winners;
Fred Young, "Ltttlu Nowsle," Andy Camp
toll, Hnrry Wolpa, Morris Mandlcberg,
jorrlo mozzio, joo nowimui, juiiub now
man anil Mlko Darto.
50-ynrd dash (small boys), flvo winners:
"Cream," Mlno, Maxlo llernsteln, Iko Bern-
utrin ani rovutunsKy,
BO-yurl dash (big boys), flvo winners
Hague, Aby Culm, Jlmmlo Carroll, Rod
Held nnd Tunnel.
100-yartl dash (small boys), llvo winners
Ncono, Jlmmlo Muzzle, Qcorgo Meeh-in,
Tonlo Mazzio mm warier.
100-yanl dash (big boys), tlvo winners
Theodora Dixon, Leonard linker, Eddlo
Hhonenmirit. win hhuw nnu iicniuo Kooicr,
Three-logged race (small boys), thrco
teams: wullnco nnu Herbert. Hurry Hud
dlcson and Wllllo Giles, Morris Cohen nnd
AVnrren Johnson.
Three-legged rnce, fifty yards (big boys)
thren teams: John Fisher nnd Tony Luu.
strut), Donald Douglns nnd How aril Wahl
florilfn anil Rooklo Woods.
High Jumping contest (small boys), three
winners: Hopkins, llrocken nnd Nehmnn.
Utah tnmnlnir contost (blir liovs). four
winners: Hoy Keys, ltulph Cramer, Wllllo
7-oolc una unnruo i' isner.
Blindfold suck race, tlfty yards (small
boys): Harry Mdwcll. Tonlo Mozzle, Al
Young, Morris llurstimnn nnd Bennlo
Imiziuiii.
Mlndfoht sack raco (big boys), lifty
vurds; Tonlo Constnnzo, Floyd Arwme
Duvle Lcwkerwltr, Qcorgo Stamm and Will
Hoffman. . ,
Egg rueo (small boys), llvo winner
Louis Wlnthrop, Shollycook. Ernest Wll
klimon. Max llerber nnd Fred Median.
Egg nice (big boys), rive winners: Frank
John Irvine mill Mover Conoil.
niinrliit mm (small bovs). five In a team
lliilnh nrnmnr. Allnn N'eemin. Mnxle Item
tetiiln, Theodore Dixon and Charlie O'Con
uur.
(Tharlot rnce tblc bovs): AbV Nowmnn
Eddie Shonenbcrg, Nccno, Charlie O'Brien
niul liennlo Kooier
Hhoe nnd stocking race, eighteen cutties
3oo Newman. Mever Cohen. Will Shaw
Will JUroudwall and Will Irving.
HUSTON STOIMJ IIBMXAXTS.
('nrlonil" f it Cotton Itcniiinn t on
nlc Uir 1'lrxl Time Toilnr.
DOC EinnitHOWNS, IOC A YARD
An Immense lot of single and doublo
feceil rlpplo eiderdowns In all colors at 10c
a yard.
REMNANTS IN BASEMENT.
Flno lace curtalu remnants Sc a yard,
north 15c,
Imitation French flannels 11c a yard,
worth 10c.
Fancy outing flannels tc a yard, worth
12 He,
Comforter sllkollnc 6V4c a yard, worth
40 cents.
Shirting prints, worth 7c n yard, for 3c.
All kinds of white goods remnants 3V4c
a yard, worth up to 25c.
All kinds of lining remnants 114c a yard,
worth 10c.
36-lnch percale 6o n yard, worth 15c.
French percale 814c a yard, worth 23c.
French ginghams 814c a yard, worth 25c.
Scotch ginghams (!14c a yard, worth 10c.
Mercerized hcr.rlctta sateens 1214c a yard,
worth 40c.
French comforter sateens CVSc a yard,
worth lEc.
Cotton blrd's-cyo diaper 314c a yard,
worth 10c.
Remnants of table dnmnsk and toweling
of all grades nt one-fourth the regular
price.
U.OO DRESS GOODS. 25C, 30C A YARD
Another grand lot of colored dress goods,
long lengths, 48-Inch cheviots, mohair and
brlllfatitlnes go in two lots at 25c nud 30c
a yurd.
$1.00 DRESS GOODS ENDS, IOC.
An elegant lot of blnck dress gooilj ends,
I to r pieces that mntch, 10c each.
,Drcs3 goods remnants, 2c, 5c each.
, All-wool dress goods, 10c a yard.
$1.50 SH.KS AT 30O AND 40C A YARD.
Thousands of ynrds of high-grade silks
In waist and dress lengths, worth up to
Jl.f.O a yard, at 30c and 10c a yard.
Silk remnants nt 2c, r,c, 10c, 15c nnd 25c
each IIOSTON STORE. Omaha.
J. Ij, Ilramlels &. Sons, Proprietors.
'Selling Rogera, l'eot & Co. Men's Clothing.
', Ilc-No-May powder brings relief to tender
feet.
Tin- .iirtlmi':i-in Line,
$12.05.
ST. PAUL, AND RETURN,
Aug. 10-31.
DULUTH AND RETURN,
$10.05,
Aug. 10-31.
HOT SPRINGS AND RETURN,
Aug. 10-31.
$18.40.
DEADWOOD AND RETURN,
$21.25,
Aug. 10-31.
LOUISVILLE AND RETURN,
Aug. 24-20,
$21.i.u.
CLEVELAND AND RETURN.
Sept. 7-10,
Less than half fare.
VERY LOW RATES
to tho
DUFFALO EXPOSITION.
CITY OFFICES,
1401-1403 FARNAM ST.
It brings rcllof Ro-No-May powdor. Ask
your druggist. If your feet troublo you
try It.
riahlnar nnd IIiiiiiIiik.
. Tho angler will And In Utah ample oppor
tunities to Indulge In his favorite sport.
Tho mountain streams nro stocked with
gamy trout and tho but little less gamy
black bass abounds In tbo waters of Utah
lake. In season good duck hunting can
bo had ou Utah lake, the Jordan nnd around
tbo pools nnd lagoons of tho Salt Lake val
ley. On tbo mountain sides grouse are
plentiful and larger gnrno can bo found cn
tho mountain ranges of tho Uintah and
Uncompahgre reservation.
For time-tables, folders, Illustrated books,
pamphlets descriptive of the territory tra
versed or any Information, apply at city
ticket oftlco, 1324 Faruaci strict; telephone
316
Ask your druggist or glovo dealer about
Re-No-May powder. A great economy In
hot weather. Cures excessive porsplratlon
saves gloves, parasols and flno dress
goods. No dress shields needed If you use it.
Citril of Tliiiiikn.
Tho undersigned dcslro to gratefully
thank tho many kind friends In South
Omnha who gavo us their loving Bympnthy
and asslstanco during the sickness of our
deceased husband and brother, George T.
East. CHRISTINE EAST.
ARTHUR EAST.
Will JEiOo? Cool Weather.
Ask George F. West, City Tickot Agent
North-Western Line, 1401-1403 Farnam
street, Omaha, for particulars of popuUr
Lake Superior trip be has to offer durluc
the month of August.
For excessive perspiration
try Re-No.
May powder.
Lab Okobojl.
The Ideal cummer .resort. Quickly and
easily reached from Omaha via tho Mllwau
kes railway, tho only through line.
City office. 1504 Farnam street.
Miner' 1'iitl Kill Two.
LEADVILLE, Colo., Aug. 22.-George
Kline, nged JO, and John Eckstrund, aged
8, miners at tho Stoves' shnft of tho Iron
Silver Mining company, wcro lustnntly
Killed today. They were In tho bottom of
tpo . snail unit ucicstrand started for tho
surface, currvlnir n hmir drill nn t)u mm.
When ho renched ono of the levels tho drill
caught In the timbers nnd tho man was
Jerked out of tho cngo. Ho fell to the bot
tom, nny leet neiow, on Kline, both men
being killed.
Send articles of Incorporation, notices ot
stockholders'' moetlngs, etc.. to Tho Dee.
We will give them proper legal insertion.
Telephone 238.
Publish your legal notices in The Weekly
uee. Telephone 238.
Great Money-Saving
Piano Sale
We have placed on sale C3 of the highest grade pianos In the world, consist
ing of VOSE, IVERS & POND, EMERSON, STEOER. A. n. CHASE, PACKARD,
and JBWETT makes. Theso Instruments nro odd cases and non-catnlogued
styles and must bo sold at onco to innko room for new fall stock which Is
dally arriving from eastern factories. All standard makes aro now offered at
prices ordinarily asked for commercial und unknown Instruments.
Ebony Upright ouly $65; Walnut Upright only 90;
Mahogany Upright only 10S; Oak Upright only 13S.
Heliablo Pianos worth double the money ?1G5, $188,
215 and up. Terms 5 cash and 1.00 per week.
Catalogues, prices and bargain list furnished free to out-of-town customers.
SGHMOLLER & MUELLER,
Onuilm's Loading Piano House.
1313 Farnam St, Omaha. Telephone 1625. Open Evenings.
Iowa Branch 337 Broadway, Council Bluffs. Tel, 378.
LULL IN THE PROCEEDINGS
No Further Action in tbt Propoaad Arrest
tf School Director.
VALIDITY OF ORDINANCE IS QUESTIONED
Attoriir Moi-kkii. Iliircrtttliiir the
IMlj- Council, Sit) n lie Hxiicctn to
l'roeeeil AceontliiK to Orders
botnvtliliiK to lt- Dune Sunn.
Rober. Smith, who has been designated
by C'lulrmun Haacall of tho council
Judiciary committee as tho first member cf
tho board of Education to be prosccu,ud In
the police court for sneering contemptu
ously at tho 4Ubpocnns Issued by tho in
vestigates of "wcll-dellned rumorj," do
clarus he Is not at all nervous. Ha was at
thu city halt yesterday morning to attend
n school board committee meeting.
"They cnu't take me any too quick," sail
Mr. Smith. "As soon as wo get Into court
with this matter Mr. Haecnll will find cut
that his made-to-order ordinance, decUr
lug It a misdemeanor to refuse to appnr as
a witness before his committee, Isn't worth
tho paper It Is written on."
President llnyward of tho school board,
who is also threatened with arrest, was lu
his usual good humor when s:cn nt hit
place of business yesterday. '! haven't
seen nny patrol wagons around my iront
door yet," said he, with n smile, "but us
soon as ono pulls up I'll Jump right In and
bo good. We tiavo been ndvlsed, not only
by tho school board's attorney, but by
other eminent counsel, that tho ordlnnucu
under which aro to bo prosecuted Is
Invalid, and so wo don't anticipate any
serious troublo. The whole proceeding looks
very funny to us."
Validity In lif Mlunril.
It Is tho contention of tho school dl
roctora that tho ordinance passed by tho
I council last week ranking It a misdemeanor
for nny person to refuse to nppcar as u
witness before tho council committee is in
valid for the reason that tho legislature
has, by statute, given to the city council
tho authority to call witnesses boforo It aud
the power to punish for contempt nnd that
this act does not contemplate n delegation
of tho authority and power by tho council
to any rommltteo or other tribunal. In
other words, If tho council, as a whole, had
undertaken this Investigation It would' have
had tho authority nnd power to compel
tho members of tho school board to apptnr
and testify, but It cannot by ordinance or
other means shift tho nuthorlty and power
granted it by the leglslnturo to tho police
court or to any committee.
It wns stated by a member of tho school
board yesterday hnt ho expected City
Attorney Council, who has Just returned
from1 his vacation, to call off tho Judiciary
committee. "Mr. Connell knows that the
ordinance will not hold In court," said this
man, "and 1 think he will so advise Mr.
Hascall and no complaints will bo filed."
When Mr. Connell was asked In regard
to tho matter ho said that he had not given
It any attention and would lcavo it In fho
hands of his assistant, -Mr. Morgan.
Unless I recclvo orders to tho contrary
from tho Judiciary committee," said Mr.
Morgan, "I shall proceed to carry out tho
order already given by It. Tho only reason
tho complaints against tho members of the
school board have not already been filed Is
that I havo been too busy with other mat
ters and havo not had tlmo to get at this
particular business. Nono of the Bchool
directors nro going to run nwny nnd there
Is no particular hurry nbout getting out
the complaints nnd warrants for their ar
rest. I think there will bo something doing
In that lino very soon."
For WlioopliiK Cr.uitti.
"Doth my children wero taken with
whooping cough," "wriies Mrs. O. E. Dutton
of Danville, 111. "A small bottlo of Foley's
Honey and Tnr cured tbo cough and saved
rao a doctor's bill."
'Notice!
All members of tho Omaha Plattduetsche
Voreen aro requested to attend tho funerul
service of our beloved brother, Henry Elcke,,
deceased, at Oermanla hall, 5 p. m., Friday,
August 23. Funeral escort to Union depot
at 6 o'clock p. m.
A sweet fresh complexion Is tho Index
of a healthy skln. The best cure for poor
complexions Is a bath treatment. The
natural, sensible way. Tho Dathcry, rooms
216-220 Deo building; telephono 171C.
For tired feet Ro-No-My powder.
SERGEANT BEBOUT
Tells of the Great Rcsu.ts Given by
Cramer's Kidney Cure
Omnha, Dec, 18, 1900.
CRAMER CHEMICAL CO., Albany, N. Y.:
I was unable to get any relief from phy
sicians who have coutlnually been treating
rao for kldnoy troublo. They gavo mo all
kinds ot nnuseatlng medicines that would
not agree with my stomnch. I began to get
worst nervous and ray sleep wns Impaired,
In fact my whole system was shattered.
I tried many different remedies, but found
no relief. Ono ot my brother officers sug
gested to mo to try Cramer's Kidney Cure,
which I did. After taking thrco bottles,
1 am today feeling better than I ever did,
and nm a cured man from kidney disease.
My stomach Is in better condition nnd my
sleep Is natural. Thanks to that wonderful
remedy. I can recommend It to all persons
that aro troubled the way I was.
SERGEANT DEBOUT.
FREE SAMPLE FOR ALL.
If you will eend your address to the
Cramer Chemical Co., Albany, N. Y., they
will eend you a sample bottlo, free.
Cramer Chemical Company,
1 Albany, N. Y.
s.VTcnn.w thu niu snoi: .i.n.
More mill Holler .Shnr Tlinn Kcr
AVcre St-vn In Otiinlin Ilpfore
ON SALE SATURDAY
AT IIOSTON STORE.
COc, 75c, OSc, $1.25, $1.50, $1.08.
Nearly $75,000 worth of the finest kind of
men's and women's shoes, misses', chll
dten's and boy' shoes on &nle nt from ONE-
HALF to ONE-THIRD the nctunl cost of
manufacture. One lot of women's shoes
alono contains over 4,000 pairs; another lot
1,300 pairs, both lots of which wo will sell
at $1.93 nnd so on through tho whole Im
mense lot of shoes. Tho quantities are
such that no matter how great tho crowd
everybody will be satisfied.
THE BARGAINS' ARE SIMPLY IMMENSE.
NO OTHER WORD WILL TELL IT.
Tho children's and misses' shoes, made by
Moloney llros. of Rochester, have already
been made famous In Omaha in former
sales, but commencing Saturday all former
sales will be eclipsed. Tho men's shoes nro
extraordinarily fine, although somo of tho
smaller lots nro only every-dny shoes, but
the price In every case Is on Irresistible bar
gain. The entire department Is being re
arranged for this snle. On account of the
Immense quantities wo havo been obliged
to stack tho cases, ono on top of the 6thcr,
higher than your hend, Instead of tying
them' together and throwing them on bar
gain squares, but you will find everything
so handy that you can wait on yourself If
you want to without any troublo nt all.
Seo tomorrow evening's paper for full
particulars of this, tho greatest shoe sale
of all. ' HOSTON STORE, Omaha.
J. L. Rrandcls & Sons, 1'roprJ.itors.
Selling Rogers, Pect & Co. Men's Clothing.
mini.
EICKE Henry, nged 70 years, nt his late
residence, Cedar Grove rurin, C miles west
of Omaha, Aug. 21, at 2:30 p. tn.
Services lit residence. Friday, Aug. 23,
1:30 p. m. Remains will then bo taken to
Oinuliii, where services will bu held In Ger
mnnla hall, 1Mb nnd Harney, at 0 o'clock
Aug. 23. Remains will bo taken to U. I.
depot nnd thence to Davenport, la., fot
cremation. Friends invited.
Only Two More Nights
Monday, September 2nd, winds up tho
Ak-Sar-llen Initiation nt thu den nnd If
you've not got In your application, you
oetter get a move on you. No more goat
riding after that date, llut we're going to
continue to sell drjgs at theso prices;
50c Cutlcuru Salvo 40c
$3.7.i Malted Milk $3.13
ilM Malted Milk 7uo
50C Malted -Milk 4UO
50c Ncstle's Food 40c
liOo Mellcn'R Food 40c
$1.00 CRAMER'S KIDNEY CURE 75c
$1.(0 Temptation Tonlo 75c
$1.U) l'cruna 75c
$2.00 Carl Cramer's Cotton Root, Tunsy
and Pennyroyal Pills (genuine) $1.0u
$1.00 West's Drain uud Nerve 17o
50u Gem Catarrh Powder 30o
50o Ulrney's Catarrh Powder 3ic
35c Custorla (the old reliable kind) 25a
Ail tins wcck we win coniinuu tno salu
of Talcum Powder at 5c u. can.
SGHAEFER'S
Cut Prlco
Drug Stor.
T47. W. Car. lth aud Chlaaso,
freods delivered FREE to anr part ot city.
HAYDEN
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Making room for new goods. Every season beforo now goods arrive wo slaughter
all gocds un hand. We will raako it moro forcible than ever this year.
1st Any woman's Tallor-Mado Suit In tho house up to $45.00, at $12. CO.
2nd Any women's Tnllor-Mado Suit In tho houso up to $25.00, for $0.95.
3rd Any woman's Suit in our houso up to $20.00, for $7.50.
Wrapper Sale in Cloak Dept. Friday.
100 dozen Wrappers in parcalcs, lawns, and dimities that sold at $2.00; clearing
sale prlco only 40c,
B0 dozen Wrappers, nicely trimmed with braid, embroidery und lace, worth up to
$3.00, for $1.00.
Great Clearing Sale on all Summer Clothing
For tho next few days. Wo positively will not carry over any light weight or light
color clothing Into another season.
Did you seo thoso $10.00, $12.50 and $15.00 suits that wo nro closing out nt $5.00T
They aro tho greatest values ever shown In Omaha.
Did you got a pair of those $2.60 to $4.50 sample pants that wo aro soiling at 95c
nnd $1,607 If you can wear 3G to 43 slzo walsl pants, don't miss tho sale. There aro
still a fow pairs left in these sizes,
Wo still havo a few of thoso samplo coats and vests that aro worth from $C50 to
$3.50, on sulo nt $1.95. They come In sizes 33 to 37 ouly.
SPECIAL CLEARING SALE ON ALL OUR ROYS' LONG PANTS SUITS AND
KNEE PANTS SUITS. Long pants oults, worth $7.50 to $15.00; on sale at $3.75, $5.00
and $7.50. Kneo panta suits that regularly sell for $3.00 to $7.50, go on sale at $1 60
$2.50 and $3.76.
Great Sale of High Grade Shoes
Wo havo hnd all kind of sales, but this ono Is better than over. The highest
grade of French, SUrlner & Urner Shoes Shoes made to retail for $0.00, $6.50, $7.00
and $7.60, all at ono price, $2.98. Theso goods are mado up in patent leather, patent kid
and patent calf kid, and como In button or lace, all on new styles of lasts and toes.
Iialanco of the Crown snoes In vicl Kld.calf and kangaroo calf, at $1.59.
Women's Shoes In black vlcl, tan vicl,
ox blood and patent leather, with or with
out cloth tops, at $1.59.
FRIDAY IS ALWAYS BAIJC-AIN DAY
See the shoes In tho bargain room.
Misses' Patent Lcuther Slippers, fancy
buckle, COc.
Opening Up of Fall Dress Goods
IN OUR HIGH GRADE DEPARTMENT 50C TO $10.00 PER YARD.
Satin Mnrvcleaux Is another now fall fabric. It comco In all colors and black.
It also comes In all prices. It has a high luster and ours aro all cravenetted and
will not spot. We will sell our $1.50 grade on Frldny at 08e.
Wo Invito every lady In Omaha to come and seo our 500 stylos In Oros Romans, new
Paris Printed Henriettas for shirt waists, wrappers, kamonas, etc. We havo' un
doubtedly the finest lino ever shown In America.
Big Silk Stock Sold to Hayden Bros.
All kinds of fine silks. Black silks for skirts. Black silks for dresses. Colored
silks for dresses. Colored silks for waists. Tho grade of these silks aro of tho highest
standard and all will be In soiling shape for Monday's sale.
HAYDEN BROS.
GETTING RID of UNDERWEAR
Wo've got a lot of fancy colored underwear that we don't want to carry
over. Been selling It at Wo a garment. To mako It un object to you to buy
It, we'vo cut tbo prlco to 35c. If you like fancy colors, here's an opportunity to
buy It at a big reduction.
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16th nnd Chicago
StrcetH.
iMall Orders Filled.
IlniiKlns Cinutty Drinnurncy I'leiile.
Tho Douglas County Democracy havo com
pleted all arrangements for their big pic
nic to bo held nt Rcnnlngton, Neb., Sunday,
August 25. Outdoor amusements ot all
kinds; athletic contests, dancing, mutlc and
$300 In prizes arc somo of tho features an
nounced In tho way of entertainment. Plenty
of shade, plenty of wntcr and plenty of re
freshments, Special trnlu to leave Webster street da
pot 9:00 n. tn. Sunday, August 25.
Nothing llko Re-No-May powder for ex
ccsilve perspiration of hands or feet; posi
tively cures tender and swollen feet, corns
and bunions. i
10 Minutes
by the Clock.
Anv kirid of u headache
Hick or nervous, can be stopped
in ten minutes if you take
Shrader's 10 Minute Headache
l'owders.
Sold by all druggists or send
to
W, J, Shrader Medicine Co.,
New York Room 10, No. 30 East 14th St.
or 1G02 N. 21th St., Omaha, Neb.
Important to Amateur
Photographers
Wo have Just compiled the most
complete cntnlogue of photo material
ovei Issued In this country. Goods
nnd prices are strictly up to dato nnd
all tho latest novelties ure Included
If j on are Interested, call or send for
copy.
Special sale on nlbums for next few
duys.
THE ROBERT
DEMPSTER COMPANY
1215 Furnntn Street.
Wholcsalo and retail dealers in Pho
tographic Material.
JACKET AND
SUIT DEPT.
Misses' Don. Laco or Button, 98c, COc, 59c.
uhio uenis- satin Cair Laco, C3c.
Roys' and Youths' Satin Calf Lace, 12-2
and 3-5. nt 98c.
Men's Satin Calf Lace, 0-11, nt $1.35.
Women's Vlcl Laco, tan or black, some in
vesting top, worth up to $3, Friday at $1.48.
I
KELLEY & HEYDEN
. They muko shirts.
Anywhere by Anybody.
And remember if it comes from tho Nobraska it's
all right and your money back if you do not think so.
aieUiae-foltoio6
nTiiiifi
UAVnFII! Friday is Remnant
im I ULIiS Day in Bargain Room
One of the grentest remnant sales on record, Thousands of yards of remnants
of wiich goods worth up to 60e rd, all will go on one square, tit 1c yard. Thou
sands of yards of remnants of wool dross goods will go at about one-third of their
regulnr vuIuch. Closing out summer corsets at 19c. Sjmmer underwear worth up
to 75c. at 19c. Work shirts worth up to 60c . at 19c, nnd thousands ot other bargain!
too numerous .to mention. NO MAIL, OR DERS KILLED AT THESE PRICES.
10,000 ynrds remnnnts of 3-4 percnlos,
worth 10c yurd, ut 3V4c
20,000 yards of yard wldo percales, worth
25c yard, long remnants, ut 6c.
25,000 ynrds of wash goods, dlmltlcs, or
gandies, batistes, etc., that Bold up to 6wc
ynrd, one prlco will tnko them nil, 4c.
Remnants ot wool dress goods, worth
25c, nt 10c.
Remnants of wool dress goods, worth
EOc yard nt 16c.
Remnants ot wool uress goons, wurui
75c yard nt 19c.
Remnants of 50c silk, nt 19c ynrd.
Remnants of wool dress goods, worth
$1.00, ut 23c.
HemnantH of 75c silk, nt 25c.
Remnnnts of $1 silks, nt 39c.
Heavy blenched muslin, 4c.
10c Shaker flannel, 314c.
luc outing flannel, Cc.
15c outing llnnncl, 714c.
Blenched muslin, 7-8, nt Be.
1G yurds of tine muslin. $1.00.
45-Inch extra lino sheeting, worth 12V4c,
nt 10c.
8-1 unbleached muslin, lie.
Tea and Coffee Sale
Wo sell tho best grudo ot coffee In
Omnha.
Arabian Mochn, 31c.
Java nnd Mocha, 33 l-3c.
Epicure blend Jnvn-Mocho, 23c.
lumocn Java and Mocha, 20c.
We eell good coffee for much Ices.
Golden Klo, 15V&C
Santos blend, 12V&C
Crown blend, He.
Common Rio, 10c.
A broken Mochu nnd Java, 7Hc.
Extra choice Japan tea, only 45c.
Sun cured Japan tea, for lco tea, 35c.
English breakfast, a choice drink, 39c.
Moyuno gunpowder, llrst crop. 3ic.
First crop Japan tya sittings, 19c.
Candy Dept.
All our own make from granulated sugnr
only. Tho llncst oIIh nnd pure vegetable
colorings.
Peppermint kUses, fio pound.
Cloves Cnsslcn. 7V5c.
Lemon Dlpr, 84c
Fancy Penr Drops, Co.
Old time Cut Stick, 6c.
Fancy Mixed Chocolato Caramels nnd
Creams, 8c.
Flno Cream Mixed, 15c.
Chocolato Mupla Cream, 25c.
Chocolute Fudge, 15c.
Cream Drops, 15c.
Almond Cream Dainties, assorted, 25c lb.
ltoso Creams, 25c lb.
HAYDEN BROS.
Turquoise Rings
neal Azuro nnd Matrix Stones. Beautiful designs,
ranging from $5.00 up. We ure also showing theso goods
tn enamel turquoise Also In beautiful designs.
LOOK FOR THE NAME.
S. W. LINDSAY, the Jeweler,
151H Douglas St.
TEMPTATION TONIC
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Selling Agents for
SOME JEWELRY FACTS
It is a fact that every nrtlclo In our
JUBt what It pretcniis io ue.
It Is a fact that our guaranten stnnds
It Is a fact that Ql'ALlTY considered o
Don't these facts Interest you?
Como In and lot's havo a talk about Jow
Mawhinney
Jewelers niul Art SUtioaors,
ClotKirvg
Advantages
Tho ndvantages to our ciiBtoinera
resulting from our years of oxperiouco
and the magnitude of our business,
aro many and manifest. Tho loading
manufacturers vio with each othor
for our patronago and give first
choice of their creations.
What wo havo done in tho past
is only an earnest of what wo shall
do in tho future.
Wo aro suro that no such valuoa
can bo offered you anywhoro as aro
being offered you by this Btoro in
Men's Fall Clothing.
Tho style, pattern, quality and
prices are right in every particular,
and cannot bo duplicated
I'lfii - iiMiiari - iiiiiti
9-4 unbleached muslin, 13c.
Bleached S-4 muslin, U'Hc
Bleached 9-4 muslin, ISc.
5c towels, 21,jc.
10c towels, 3l,4e.
FURNISHING- CSOODS-
'Oc men's hose, 4c. ,
15c men's nose 7V4c
60c men's shirts, 19c.
75c men's shlrtM, i9c.
60c men's sj miner underwear, 9c.
Men's heavy underwear, worth up ta
73c, nt 29c.
Men's 25c suspenders, Sc.
Hoys' 25c HUHpendors, luc,
Men's fancy shirts, separate collars and
curfs, worth $1, nt 29c.
BOYS' CLOTHINO-
Boys' 20c wash pnnts, 10c.
Boys' 60c cloth punts, 15c.
Boys' 75c cloth pants, 25c.
Boys' $2.50 suits, 93c.
Boys' $3 suits, $1.45.
Boys' $1.60 lung pants, 50c.
Boys' $2.60 nil wool pants, Me.
CLEARING OUT ALL HAMMOCKS AT
LESS THAN COST.
Victoria Iland-Mndo Bon-Rons, 25c
Rockaway Chocolate Drops, 2.1c.
Funry Cocoanut Squares, 25c.
Cut Price Meat Sale
Our provision buyer has Just mude a
piirchasi- of 10,000 pounds of fancy brandi
of California hams which wo will put on
sale ut bWc pound.
Cheese Specials
Appetltost Cheese, each 4Uc.
Iowa Cream Cheese, per pound, 10c.
"Wisconsin Brick Cheese, 12V4c
York Stuto Cheese, lCc.
Special Grocery Sale
Oil Sardines, per can, Cc.
Bulk Laundry Starch, 5c.
Three 3-lb. Sacks Table Salt. 10c.
Mixed Pickling Spice, 10c per pound.
Pickling Spices, fancy mixed, 15c.
Clnnnmnn Bark, per pound, 15c.
Sweet Chocolate, per cake, 6c.
Bottle llluo Pins, 6c; large, 10c.
Cold Water Starch, 7',ic.
Can Scrubbing Lyo, 6c.
' Three 3-lb. cans Pie Pumpkin, 26c.
Iondon Sauce, per bottle, 12Hc.
Alden Evaporated Peaches, 8 l-3c.
Cowdon Evnporntcd Pears, 10c.
Redland Brand Prunes, 10c.
Fancy Stunwlck Evaporated Peaches,
12',sc.
Peaches, Peaches
FANCY free-stono Teaches, case, 75c.
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Everywhere.
In can your dealer should not have our goods, writs t
us for nrlces Mid full Information. Corespondent answered
In strictest confidence by our American agents.
Madison Specialty Co.,
America, Omaha, Neb.
lar go stock Is thoroughly good and reliable
behind every article we soil.
ur prices are tho lowest of the low.
elry,
& Ryan Co.,
5tli urnl Douglas Streets.