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THE OJfAHAMILY BEE: FRTDAV, OCTOT5ET? 1. 1001.
LOOKING INTO ASSESSMENTS
Bttl Eetat Eichaigs Suppliit Majority of
So&rdi nf Rtlew.
COMMISSIONER HOPES TO EQUALIZE VALUES
Ilim llrd.ir. il Itrnl llntr 1, 000,(100 III
Att$trruntv mill l Trjlnn In (Srt
More l'rriinnl Properly
on the Tin Holla,
In the dlertiRston of the question of as
sessments upon real estate before the Ileal
Kstate oxchatigo there was considerable
reference to the Hoard of Review, that body
which passes upon the work of the tax com
missioner before the books nro referred to
the Hoard of Equalization. The board con
sists of two members, appointed by the
mayor, and the tax commission In addition
to tho latter official. It Is their duty to
qunllzc to a certain extent the assess
ments. The law require that the two members
appointed by tho mayor shall bo freehold
ers of the city, and It has been the custom
ln6o the law went Into effect In 1&97 to
appoint persons Identified with the real es
tate Inteiests. The first board thus ap
pointed was for tho purpose of passing
upon tho assessment made for the tux levy
ef ISM. It ronslsted of John L. MrCague
and Harry I). Heed In addition to the tax
commissioner, Kred Sackett. The second
board, In mid It Ion to the tax commissioner,
consisted of Harry I). Heed and John Hush.
They passed upon tho assessment used in
H99. For tho two succeeding years th
members nf tho board otner than the tax
commissioner were John Hush and It, 8.
Berlin,
Of the members thus appointed all were
either personally or through thnlr firnn
members of the Heal Estate exchange with
the exception of John Hush.
'I'm Vnliir Arc I'liiiilllfcril,
Harry I). Heed, who for two years was a
member of tho board, protested strongly
against nny course which would have tho
ffect of lowering the assessment on tho
real estato within tho borders of the
original townslto of Omaha, saying that
when tho law providing for tho board of
review first wont Into effect this property
was bearing considerably less than Its Just
proportion of tho real estate tux of tho city
nnd that thn board In tho first two years
had considerable trouble In ndvanclng tho
rissessmentH to n point where they would
tm fairly oqultnble as compared with the
assessments placed upon property In tho
additions, when the earning power of tho
real estate was taken Into consideration.
In this position he was supported by A. I.
Tukey and ono or two other members of tho
exchange.
Tho next board of review will bo ap
pointed by Mayor Moores somo time be
tween now nnd November 13, tho time
when, tinder the terms of the law, they
must co.tveno for the purposo of examining
nnd passing upon the tax rolls as prepared
!y tho tux commissioner.
Trlliliti- on I'rrmiMiiil (infill.
In connection with this matter Tax Com
mlfcsloncr Fleming says that ho Is doing all
that ho possibly can to equalize the ns
fccrsmcnt between real estate and personal
property and believes that he will have
accomplished much more In this respect
thun tho mcro mutter of reducing tho tax
upon real estntn In tho city generally about
$1,000,000 from the assessment nf last yenr.
"I have Instructed my assistants," said
he, "lo mnko a close examination In the
value of thn personal property In tho dis
tricts whero they work, especially In the
jnntter of horses, carriages, Jewelry and
watches. I havo told them that there nre
homes and horses nnd that I could not
understand tho system which permitted the
couch horsa and tho roadster with a long)
pedigree to bo returned at thn same valu
ation as tho draft horse and tho plug used
by tho draymen nnd haulers.
"In this way I expect to Increase the
ntflofiscd valuation upon Omaha personal
properly considerably; so much so that I
bellevo It will havo a small effect anyway
upon tho levy, but I realize that no man
under the present laws can mako a per
fect showing In this matter. It Is easy
to conceal personal properly of value nnd
tho assessors havo no power to make
ehrowd examinations."
Opals for October. Kdholm, Jeweler.
Thn Hathery Is open Thursday and Sat
urday evenings. For appointments tolo
phono 1716 or call 216-220 Ileo Ilulldlng.
Get tho best Cramer's Kidney nnd Liver
Cure; DOe and $1.00. Sold by all druggists.
Khun:, City, Mil.
From Oet. G until Oct. 12 tho Missouri
raclllo Itiillwny will sell round trip tlckots
to Kanias City nt tho ono wny rnto. Kor
further Information call nt union station or
city offices, S. E. Cor. 14th nnd Douglas.
THOS. I'. GODFREY. P. & T. A.
T)ld you evci buy furniture nt your own
prlco before? Watch our window. Shlv
rlck Furnlturo Co.
Dr. W. J. Ilrownrlgg has returned from
his ranrh In Wyoming nnd will be nt his
ofilco during the fall and winter.
Publish your legal notices in Tho Weekly
"flee. Telephone 238.
Watch the downhill prices In our east
Window. Shlvrrlck Furnlturo Co.
Tiffany wedding rings. Kdholm, Jeweler.
1
nir.n.
n.KISCHMANN-Kmmn. October 2. inn),
ngcil :n years 2 mouths, beloved wife of
Hmll t Flclschnmtiu and mother of Wil
liam, John ami IIohkIo Klelxchmnnn.
Funeral Friday afternoon, October 4. nt
2 o'clock, from Mnul-navls Companv pnr
lors, 419 South Fifteenth Htrcet. Interment
Forest Uiwn cemetery. Friends invited.
r
extra large cakes 10c, or three for 25c,
Eight ounce bottles Florida Water, 25c,
Our La France Perfume beats them all
I only 50c an ounce.
New Wool Shirt Waists Coming in Every Day.
PLAN TO RETAIN MOISTURE
Mr. Cnnililif II of lloldrcKr linn mi Idea
Which He Prrnentu In Jtrn
ntor Mlllnril.
H. W. Campbell of Holdrege, an expert
In tho treatmnt of soil for the storage of
moisture, Is In Omaha consulting with Sen
ntor Millard. The railways of Nebraska
are Inteicsted In Mr. Campbell's Investiga
tions and arc assisting him In his efforts
to hao the government establish n station
In Nebraska, whero his ylati for retaining
moisture can be thoroughly tested.
SMALL FIRE AT SWIFT PLANT
llniul l.iimii In no mine llriinrlniriit
lisplnili-, CmiikIiiu Vri)
Mlluht Dm in n ue.
The oxploMon of a hand lamp In the sau
sage department of Swift and Company's
South Omaha plant shortly after noon yes
terday started a fire, which was put out be
fore material damage wns done. An ulnrm
was turned In, but employes of tbo company
put the lire out before the members of the
department arrived.
"(iiirlniid" Stolen mill ltniiKC
Awarded first prize, Paris exposition, 1000.
Aiiiikihu'imuciiIk of Ihr Tl,rntpr.
Stuart Hobson nppcars at the lloyd to
night and Saturday matinee In "The Hen
rietta " He Impersonates the character of
"Hertle. the Lamb," This. It Is said. Is
Mr. Hobson's last appearance as Hertle and '
very few cities arc to be visited. Tho cur
tain will rise promptly nt 2 o'clock for the
matinee.
To tbnt class of theater-goers who de
light In tho higher form of the drama, tho
nnnouncemcnt of tho forthcoming engage
ments of Annie Russell In "A Royal Fam
ily," nt Hoyd's theater on Monday nnd
Tuesday, October 7 nnd 8. brings with It
special delight for more than one reason.
In the first place wo nro to have the oriel
nnl New York star, cast nnd production.
In tho second plnco wo nro to bo Invited to
attend an Interpretation of a play that
fairly scintillates with witty dialogue ami
brilliant hou mots. Tho scats will be
placed on xnlo this morning,
Commencing Saturday, October 6. all
freight houses wilt close at 3 p, m. on that
da:
Physicians recommend our treatment for
rheumatism as the most successful. Ladles
only. The Hnthory, 216-220 Hco bldg. Tlo
pliono 1716.
Nt. I.nulft, Mo.
From Oct. 6 until Oct. 11 tho Missouri
Paclllc Railway will sell round trip tickets
to St. Louis, Mo., nt the ono way rate.
For further Information cnll nt union sta
tion or elty offices. S. K. Cor. 14th nnd
Douglas Sts. THOS. F. GODFREY,
P. & T. A.
I'lflh Wnrtl Itrpiilillcnn
Thoro will bo a meeting of tho Fifth
Ward Republican club nt Young's hall, 16th
nnd Corby streets, Friday ovenlng. Oct. 4,
1001. All candidates earnestly requested
to attend. Prominent speakers.
C. W. Do LA MATH E, Pres.
PAUL H. SEWARD, Sec'y.
Rich cut glnss. Kdholm, Jeweler.
I.imv Hntr KxriirRlnn
To Ohio and Indiana points; nlso Louis
ville. Ky., via H. & O. S.-W.. September 17
nnd 24 and October 1 nnd 8. Good returning
thirty days. Call on nearest ticket, agent
or nddress F. D. Olldorsleove. District Pas
senger Agent, St. Louis, Mo.
Notice of nivtilrnd.
Dividend of 60 per cent of tho halanco
duo creditors of tho Ocrman Savings bank
Is now ready for distribution at my office,
106 No. lGtb, on nnd nfter Sept. 28, 1901.
THOMAS II. M'CAflllR
Receiver of tho German Savings Dank of
Omaha.
Why suffer with rheumatism? Tho
Hathery, 216-220 Bee bldg. Tclophone 1716.
For ladles only.
Reduced rates to New York and return
via Michigan Centrnl. "Tho Niagara Fulls
Route," good for return within twentv
days nnd for stopover nt Niagara Falls and
lluffalo. City ticket ofllce. 119 Adams street.
Chicago.
Cramer's Kidney and Liver Cure Is th
best; two sizes, 60c nnd $1.00. Druggists.
Send articles of incorportlon. notices of
stockholders' meetings, etc.. to The Ilea.
Wo will give them proper legal Insertion.
Telepbono 23$.
All kinds of baths, scientific massage.
Lndles only. Tho Bathcry, 216-220 Bco bldg.
Tel. 1716.
Gorhnm silver. Kdholm, Jeweler.
No Dust There
uso''Cre " (1"St 11,0 I,nuso whero they
"Saunders' Ruby Floor Oil."
.imLh 1 Jv,1I1bo i01""' "11 easily applied
tlnlsh for hnrd nnd xoft wood floor, lln-
fJlPUIII. PI IV '
M.'i .h1!!.lJ.!1.? '""flnl Itinllty of prwei.ll.i
sweeping, "m,r whcn
DIRECTIONS.
The floor should be entirely clean .mil
dry. Then apply with n sponge, ra bat
ting or wool rag. rubbing W1 n ,, u"l nV
only enough oil to thoroughly cover 1 floor. 1
Hurfnces treated with "SAPNi-w.'rYc'
ItlTHY FLOOR OIL" will J,o fomiVentVefv
SOLD ONLY HY
Sherman & McGonnell Drug Go.
SIXTKKXTII AXn IinilOK NTH HUT,
Mrs. J. Benson
See the
Regal
Toilet Soaps
in honey, glycerine and
oatmeal. We are selling
ELOPING COUPLE ARRESTED
FifUn-Year-Old Lucy Htffman'i
Romanct Snstaiai a Rod Shook.
P.t
SUITOR CHARGED WITH CHILD THEFT
Mm- .ror nt :t O'clock In the Morn
Imk to .Heel 1 1 1 in In (lie Poetic
MonnllKlit mill ."Now Iter Drriini
of Low In yhnltercil,
Vincent Hoffman, n sturdy old German
farmer from near Hndar, Neb., stood In the
reception room of tho police station yester
day morning, and with tears coursing down
his cheeks, begged his daughter Lucy to re
turn with him.
"What have I done! What have I done,
that n daughter of mine should disgrace
her poor old parents!" he sobbed.
Lucy, who is 13 years old, stood be
fore him, shame-fneed nnd with down
cast eyes, making no reply. It was evident
to those who looked on that there was no
longer nny glamour of romance about tho
situation as viewed by her. .She had risen
at 3 o'clock on tho morning of October 2,
nnd, moving very cautiously so ns not to
nwnke her 12-year-old sister, hnd made
a bundle of her simple wardrobe. Hut tho
stnlrs creaked us she started down, and tho
llttlo girl called: "Whero aro you going,
Lucy?"
"I'm going to sco Millie," was the whis
pered answer.
Millie was u married sister living In the
second farmhouse down the road, but Lucy
hnd no Intention of going there. She knew
Gcorgo Ketter wns waiting for her In tho
buggy down behind thn cottonwood copse,
for thnt was the trystlng place ngrced upon
nnd a moment before she had seen him In
tho moonlight driving by nnd ho had
waved to her with his whip. So ihe stolo
a look Into tho chamber of her nged fnther
and mother as she passed. It would be the
last time she would ever seo them sho
thought; then she tiptoed out of the kitchen
door, because the front door squeaked on
Us hinges nnd might wake tho household.
A moment later, as the buggy reached the
summit of the hill, she asked Georgo to
stop n moment thnt she might tnko ono last
look at tho old home place. Kor nn Instant
she wns nlmoHt tempted to turn back, but
she didn't.
Tho eloping couple wns nrrestcd at union
station nt I o'clock Wednesday afternoon,
upon authority of telegraphic Information
received from the girl's father.
Yesterday tho father arrived In the city
with Sheriff K. V. Hass of I'lerce county.
The latter carried u warrant charging lCet
ter with child stcnllng, and, today tho
quartet will return.
Ketter said he was Intending to take tho
girl lo Arkansas, where she was to work
out until she wns nf age, then ho was going
to marry her. They had known each other
for about threo months. Ho had been
moved to elopn with her becnuso her
father hnd forbidden him to call upon her.
Tho father sayH ho had nn objection to
Ketter, and that his only reason for deny
ing him he privileges of his parlor was
the girl's youth. He thought she was too
young to have n beau.
WHAT BILL IE THINKS
We met our friend Ulllie from North 24tli
street this morning ami bo savx he tbtnkH
the C'OMIIINATION HAND will have to
reorganize iih it Is nhotit to Ht'ST, nt nnv
rule hn wild the Ultl'.M WAS HI'HTHD,
nnil iih the drum MAKIffi MO1II0 NOISK
than nil the lest of a bund Oh" THIS
KIND; something will lmv to bo done
quick. The lender of this Ivuid, the one
who wields the .MAtllP WANlt. must bo
out of town on a hunting trip, otherwise
he would not allow Ids members to talk
this way. Tut up your J.l.no .-jitece agiiln
boys and start another DIIUG TKlST,
It's n GOOD THING (?)
PI.IHI IVrtioii ns,.
$1.00 Austin's llnlr Tonic 0c
J1.00 Temptation Tonic 75i
$1.00 Newbro's llerplctdo 60c
$1.(0 KIiU'h Hulr Tonlo ;r.'o
$l.i) Allsslua llnlr Tonic rrc
-.", .Hhriiiler'n IMur INtuiIrr Is,,
DOe Cramer's Kidney Curo iflc
iino Victor I'IIIk .-.
2.1c Woodbury's Kaee Powder ):te
23o box Ilest Soap of .1 cakes ir,e
tflo Caldwell's Syrup repwln ;7C
$2.00 Knrl Cramer's Cotton Hoot. Tanny
and rennyroynl l'llls .t)
Goods delivered FHEI3 to nnv part of city.
SGHAEFER'S
Tel. 747. S. W. Cor. Kith nnil Chlcnuo
'SCQFIELD
CLOAIC&SUITCO.
JACKETS $2.00
Kvcry lady or miss who wants a
good stylish Jacket should come In
nnd sco our linn that goes on snlo
Friday morning for $2.00 each.
These Jackets havo originally sold
from $10.00 to $1S.00 nnd tho sizes
run from .11 to 10.
After looking over this lino of fine
Jackets let us show you our lino of
fine dress skirts, suits, cloaks and
flannel wnlsts.
IK
SC0FIELD
r
CUW&SUITCO.
IfSlO Douulna Nt.
$5,000,00
in Government Bonds
Wo will pny the abovo amount
where Fig Powder falls to pre
vent appendicitis. No other
medicine enn clalrr this hut
Shrader's Fig Powder. If you
nre In doubt, try It. Doctors
enn send for sample, free. Ad
dress W. J, Shrader Medicine Co.,
New York Room 10, No. 30 Kast 14th 3U
or 1C02 N. 21th St., Omaha, Nob.
TRENTON
COAL
is ono of tho best soft coals
bright, clean and lasting.
Lump and Egg, $5,75 Per Ton
Nut, $5.50 Per Ton.
C. 6. Havens & Co,,
1522 rarnam St.
Tcls. 317 und 825.
BOSTON STORE REMNANTS
Our Friday Remnant Sales arc Largely Attended
for the Hcason I hat the Bargains are Excep
tionally Great Today's Sale Offers
Thousands of Money Saving
Opportunities.
BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
Hciniinnt or DrcM (iooil.
f0c quality of wool millings, cashmeres,
checks, plaids, evening shades nnd black,
brllllantlnes, nil wool, chnllls and striped
wnlstlngs, in remnants from 2 to -l yards.
Many pieces to match on sale on main floor
bargain square at ISc and 23c yard.
$1.00 storm serges, navy blue nnd black,
skirt nnd waist lengths, l!c yurd.
Hcniiiiint, ,lf sliu Vrhcl fin nnil 10c
llneli.
Velvets for waists, velvets for millinery
PUrpOSeS, VClVetS fur nnnlturnr. vnlvntu Tnr
nil kinds of trimmings, worth from $l.nn to
f-.u, iii oiacK ami nil colors, go according
to length, '
li yard lengths, fie.
'fc yard lengths, 10c.
1 yard lengths, BOc.
Mlk Ciulirohlcicil IVcncli rimillcU
llc Vnril.
An Immense as.qnrl mnnt nf ftlnli nlnni alllf
embroidered flannels, these aro $1.00 quality
on saio at 4',ic yard.
Mlk MciiimiiitN ii( .)(. , nn,. Vnril.
This Includes remnants of high clnss silk,
many worth $1.00. $1.50 nnd $2.00 yard, go
In skirt lengths, waists lengths, trimming
lengths, at 49c nnd (J9c yard.
Mil nnil i:ii,h Millinery.
100 dozen walking hats, military hats,
fedorn hats, ready-to-wear hats, all trim
med, go in our basement at 25c und 50c
each.
llcintiniitN of Luce.
Itemnnnts and odd pieces of all kinds of
lino lace, worth up to 2,V, go nt fie yard.
Odd lots of ladles' silk neckwear worth
tip to 25c, go at Cc each.
IIOMli-ry nnil I'nilern en r.
Children's ribbed fast black hose, 2e pair.
Odd nnd end loin of men's fancy socks, 2c
pair.
Misses', children's nnd boys' underwear
worth r.Oc, go nt inc each.
Lace Curtain Sale, Monday, Oct. 7th
J.500 Pair of fine Lace Curtains at About Half Price-
DO YOU REALIZE
that the Christmas lmlldiin will soon be here- You
may nerd some HUggestlonH In t,0 way -.f Christmas
gifts. Our store Is mil of '"lirint iiiiih Miiggcstlons new
our'rc """UlCS "l
S. W. LINDSAY, the Jeweler,
1S1( DoiiIjis St.
Tfl GREATEST VALUES
EV12U OFFKIlF.fl IN NUW AND I'SKD PIANOS are lo be found at tho mime
houso of SCHMOIiLKR & Ml'KI.Lint.
200 instruments to select from. Including the greatest piano In tho world -tho
STKINWAV. Also u specially selected stock of VOSK, K.MKHSON. IV'KKS
& POND, A. II. CIIASK. .MASON & 1IAJIUN, STUCK, PACKARD, STKtlKU.
and many others.
Ebony Upright Tn.OO
Inliog.iiiy Upright 905.00
Beautiful Walnut Upright . .$n.0l)
Now Sample rhinos, $US, int and up.
Handsome pianos for rent. Artistic tuning nnd repairing promptly done.
WK SKLL, NKW PIANOS ON $5.00 MONTHLY PAY.MHNTS.
SCHMOLLER
The Largest Piano
1313 Farnam St,
Iowa Branch 337 Broadway,
LOOKING
Tf yo.i nro wlno you will comn in now
Inter If you Hnd anything that HUltH you Letter we will g a I ' , (, li.. oxAihSko
Our stock Ih full nnd complete and we linvo many new and elm ' rle ei hi inidn
for presentB-wo'll tnko plniHiire In allowing you whether y,,,, wImI! to buy or !ot
Mawhinney & Ryan Co.,
Jewelers nnd Ai t Stittioners, Intlinnd DihirIi.s Streets.
T PEELEY "' '
1. rilDE "". !' "illy
w DriinkeiliieNN, fiircs
kih:i.i:y i.v.stituti
Fall Pictures
This Is n good time, now that the
leaves are turning, for Inking nieo
photos. We are exclusive dealers In
kodaks and cameras und can show
you tho largest nssortment of high
grade Instruments In tho west. Our
No. 22 0x7 Special Is tho bent camera
on tho market today for tho monov.
Call and seo us or writo for particu
lars. THE ROBERT
DEMPSTER C0A1P ANY
1215 Fitrnttm Street.
Wholesalo and rotull dealers In
Thoto Supplies.
Developing nnd Finishing for
Amateurs.
He iimniilA In lliiciiient.
The greatest array of basement rem
nants that wo havo shown for n long time.
Kxtra heavy light colored outing Manuel.
5c yd.
Finest quality Kngllsh flnnnelette. S'frc yd.
Itfi-lnch Imitation French llnntiel, lie yd.
27-Inch Imitation French ll.mnol, T'.se yd.
Sfi-lnch wide line percale, S',4o yd,
tixtru heavy mercerized sateen, worth 10c,
nt 12'4c Ml.
All kinds nf eiderdown flannel, worth "5c
mill remnants nt l'.le vil.
India llnous nnd Inwns, worth 12':c, at
5c yd.
Turkey red and gntnet prlnls. nic yd.
I'xtru heavy drapery velours, 2'Je yd.
Fringed carpet remnnntH, suitable for
rugs. In velvets, body brussels nnd wiltonw,
worth $2.50, go at T5e each.
11. (Ml I'll lie) IUIiIhiu 1 1 in it (i ii I x. l.-ir Vil.
IlemuantH of all silk fancy millinery rib
bons. In satin toiTcta. moire, plain nnd
fancy, stripes, plaids, printed warps, In fact
all the absolutely new nnd novel ribbons
that njways sell regular nt $1.00 yd., go at
15c yd.
.-. nnil fillc milium llciniiniilM, .'c.
All the remnants of 25c nnd 50c fancy nnd
plain ribbons in new and beautiful patterns
nnd colorings, stripes, overshot tillk taffeta,
most of them would be u rare bargain at
50c, nil in one big lot nt 5c yd.
I.mllct' .'lie licit, fir.
Odds nnd ends of fancy leather and vel
vet belts that sold wholesalo as high as
$1.50 dozen from lb In stork, nt Cc each.
I. mile' fiOc eck u en r, Be,
All the odds nnd ends of ladles' silk neck
wear nnd fancy nam! bows that told as high
as $1.50 a doz., go at 5c each.
.c llottenlieru TIiIIck, ,c.
All the odds and ends nf Imitation Hat
lenberg tidies nnd splawhers. made to sell
at 2re, go In one lot at 5c each.
sr sOHS
House in the West.
Omaha. Tsl. 1625.
Council Bluffs. Tel, 378,
AHEAD.
11(1 Il1'k'n Vtnr unlnnllm. HI...! ...
"liillUi.Ml of Hie Ke,.,.y Nymci,, f .t.
Ki-eley IiinIIIiiU In N.l.ijlsl.u
(ii rci
llrnu'
I'Korn, Tohii t Ijnith. TIIU
II mill I.eiM ciMvnrlli, Oniiilin,
"iT.lt r
mm
It feels good
In tho evening, and besides tho heat thoro
Is nothing moro eherful than u grato lire.
Wo recommend nur Jupiter Lump nt $5.7.
a ton for burning In grates, or If you
prefer wood wo havo tho best Missouri Oak
j - largo size.
Hald 6c Rice,
Tel. 1238. 500 So, Kith St.
0
MUELLER.
21 CLOTHING
Our so lee tod patterns for autumn and
winter are extremely neat and effective,
and many exclusive, in all just such a
showing as should he made hy a first
class custom-tailor. With this advan
tage, a much hetter idea of the patterns
can he gained when made up than from
a tailor's sample. This is one of the ad
vantages we claim for KEADY-TO-WEAR
CLOTHING. Others are, the
fact that they are readv-to-wear and
their much lower cost. Disadvantages,
we admit of none.
In tit, finish and general desirability
we invite comparison between our cloth
ing and the best custom work produced
as to cost, the following prices on sea
sonable items are a good index:
Men's Fall and Winter Suits $4.50 up
Men's Fall and Winter O'Coats $5.00 up
HAYDEN
S
Bargain Room
Thousands of ynrds of It KM N A NTS of dress goods, sIIWr, flannelettes, outlnic fUn
nels, miiHllus, velvet llnlngH and other goods, nnd will ho closed out tomorrow nt ft
trifle of their eost. Thin will undoubtedly ho tho greatest Bale of high grade remnants
we ever had, as we want tho room.
UK A I) CAUKKUI.M" AND YOU WIlA. KIND KVKHY ARTICLE AS ADVRRTISED.
HUNTS. 2'jc and ri4e
1 easo full standard prints, worth 7'.c
at 2'.se.
2.1 rases of short lengths of Indigo blues,
I'nclttc fancies, Merrlmao robes for nullts,
etc., worth up to 70 per yard, nt 3!4c.
AHtON (UNOIIAMS a',4c.
fi cases of extra heavy lino npron checks,
worth (Use, nt .H4e.
.16-Inch lino Imported Scotch ginghams,
tho 2fe grade, at G'fcc.
3t;-INC'II HCIlt'AI.KS. Be
25 eases IIG-lneh perenles, In dark and
light colors, tho 23c grade, all you want by
the yard, at Tic.
3'5-lnrh lino percnles, tho finest grade
made, 7lc.
Imported percales, O'.fcc.
Ot'TINC. IM.ANNKI.S, r.e., DO.MKTS. ETC
10c extra heavy outing flannels, In dnrk
and light colors, line styles, nt fie.
S'iic ahaker flannel. .I'Ae.
IHc grado outing flannel, 7ViC.
KI.ANNEI.KTTES. r.e. 7VjC nnd 10c
10 cases of short lengths, In 10c flannel
ettes, fine printing, etc.. .'c.
ft cases of mill lengths. In nil thn fine
colorings, extra weight, worth 15c. nt 7Vjc.
1 enses of 3fi-lneh extra line French llnn
nelettcs. Bold this season nt 19c, nt 10c.
30-Inch extra heavy lino flannelettes,
with border for waists or klmonas, nt 5c.
DOMESTICS. SHEETINGS. ETC
10 bales of extra lino unbleached muslin,
worth fio yard, at 2 7-Se.
5 bales of royal I.I., the finest LI. In the
market, worth t!o yard, at 3 7-Sc.
15 bales of Lonsdale muslin, In lengths
from I to 12 ynrds, worth 12V4c, at 5c.
7',-ic muslins, extra line, at 5c.
SM-c drillings, extra heavy, at 5c.
10c walst-llnlngs, at 5c.
12'4e covert cloth, nt 5c.
100 dozen towels, worth 12n each, 7'&c.
50 dozen towels, worth 5c, nt 2e.
SILKS. VELVETS AND COItDUUOYS
2c, Ec, 7c, !)c nnd up.
1-4, 1-2, 3-8, 3-1 yards of remnants of
Kllks and velvets nt 2c, 5c, 7c, 0c and up.
TaennopB, worth 25c, at 10c.
Plain silks, all colors, at Iflc.
50-Inch checked Japanese silk, at 10c.
75c waist silk nt 30c.
1.00 wnust silk, .at 10c.
Jl..-,0 silk flannels, at 49c.
50c velveteens, all colors, 19c.
$1.00 corduroy, nil colors, at 30c.
$1.5(1 grenadine, In black Bilk, very fine,
only 40e.
DHESS GOODS
60,000 yards of all wool and part wool
remnants, on two lnrgo sqtinres, nt 1-3 of
renl values.
5 cases or nleo, bright plaids, worth 10c,
at 5c.
$2 PILLOW SHAMS FOR C,9c.
Wo place on sale 600 pillow shams and
renter pieces, worth $1 to $2 each, the
very finest embroidered und spnehtel work,
at 69o each. Not sold In (uantlties.
1,000 boxes of HBLDINO HROS' best sow
ing silk In 20-yaid spools, blacks and col
ors, on salo at ! spools for 6c. Remember
you get 120 yards of the best sowing silk
made for 6c. No off brand, but thn very
best of standard make.
NEW DRESS TRIMMINGS
Wo will open thu drcsa trimming season
with n grand salo on all kinds of black,
white nnd colored appliques, escurlnl bands,
crochet trimmings, Venlco nnd Arabian
laco trimmings at special cut prices.
25o DRESS TRIMMINGS. 1c YARD.
This Is a lot of odd pieces of fine col
ored dress trimmings for children's dresses
bought from tho fnetory on salo at lc
a yard.
THE HIO SALE ON SILK FOR FRIDAY
AND SATURDAY OFFERS THE GREAT
EST OF HAROAINS
Wo never showed Biieh flue silks. Wo
never showed so mnny silks nnd wo never
did slch big silk business ns this fall.
These prices will tell you tho reason why.
All colors in China silk, worth 40c, at 25c.
All colors In surah silk, worth 60c, at 35c.
All colors In tnlfcta dlk. worth 75c, at
49c. , ,
Fancy silks of all kinds In blnrk and col
ors, worth $1, at only 40c.
Illack and colored taffetas, 27-lnchcs wide
wfirth $1, nt only COc
Seo tho flno black grenadines, doublo
width, worth $2, on sain at $1.00.
60 boxes line silk face black velvet at 69c.
Do you wear tho Laurel silks? They aro
tho world's best. Wo aro the Omaha agon
ry. LADIES' $1,50 GLOVES, 40c.
A big purrhaso of ladles' $1 and $1 50
lino kid gloves, In nil colors nnd sljes, will
bo on salo Friday Theso splendid, new,
HAYDEN BROS
Pridav is Remnant
Day in the
5 cases of double fold debclges, worth 16e
at Cc.
C cases of doublo fold fancies, worth ISc,
at 7lc,
5 cases of strictly all wool granite cloth,
worth 75c yard, nt 49e.
3 cases of all wool German henrlctta, 3?e.
3 eases of 36-Inch English cashmeres,
worth 35e, nt 10c.
5 cases of black satin bcrber. the 75c
trade, at 29c.
1 case of crepons, tho 49c grade, nt 25c.
5 cases of $1,00 plaids, nt 39c.
5 rases of 25c plaids, nt 2r.
5 rases of 25c. fancies, worth 19c, At 10c.
WAISTINGS, FRENCH FLANNELS, AND
CHALLIS
$1.00 nleo fancy wnlstlngs In nil colors,
nt 19c.
Strictly all wool fancy stripes, the 75e
grade, at '39c.
Strictly nil wool dots, figures, tc, tfaa
75e grade, nt 25c.
Hald French flannels, tho 7or. grade, ISc.
All the plain colors In wnlsttng flannels,
at 21c.
1 caso of strictly all wool chnllls, worth
50c, at 29c.
1 ease half wool challls, nt 19c.
COMFORTS. ULANKETS, ETC
$1.00 cohiforts nt 59c.
$1.25 comforts nt 73c.
$1.60 comforts at OSc.
$1.00 blankets at 69c. '
$1.25 blankets nt "Cc.
$1.50 blankets at OSc.
FURNISHING GOODS
Children's enmol hair underwear, 10c(
12V&C. 15c, 10c and 25c.
Children's flno llcccc lined, 10c, 15c, 10c,
and 25c.
Men's 76c fleece lined underwear, extra
fine at 39c.
Men's heavy winter, ribbed, 19c.
Men's 50c llceco lined, 25c.
Ladles' 15c hose, 7V4c
Children's 15c hoso 74c
Men's 25o ties, 5c.
Men's 60c suspenders, nt 25c.
Iloyn' 25c suspenders, at 10c.
Men's extra heavy Jerfey shirts, regular
prlco $1, nt 03c.
ri.oi iiiNn.
Roys' $3.00 nil Wool Suits ; $1.45
Hoys' $2.50 Woolen Suits 95a
IloiB' $3.00 Reofors 1.60
Hoys' $2.60 Reefers ..2.'i
' Dnua1 4. fin nil U'nnl Pnnrt Pnlln 0'i
Hoys' $1.00 Corduroy l'nnts 60n
Hoys' 85c nil Wool l'nnts 40n
lloyH' 75c all Wool l'nnts. 35c,
Men's $4.00 Odd l'nnts .- 1.60
Men's $3.00 all Wool Pants 1.50
Men's $2.60 Worsted Pants 1.2
Men's $2.50 Woolen Pants 1.21
stylish gloves were closed out to us for
spot rash nt about one-third their value
nnd will be sold Friday at 49c.
MEN'S AND LADIES' 60c HOSE, AT 2.1o
A npeclnl purchase of IIjIo and faucy
hoso, very flno Roods, now and stylish,
worth up lo 75c, on sale 'Friday at 25c.
Children's Shaw-Knit stockings nt 26c.
SPECIAL HAM SALE
Iowa's Pride hams, 9 to 12-lbs, at I3Vio
l'ottcd hams, per ran, 3!4e.
Nn. I California hnms nt 0c,
llaltlmoro oysters, per qt., solid packed,
33c.
Watch chicken sale Saturday.
COFFEE AND TEA DEPT
Llberlnn diamond coffeo 1243
, Iberian II. II. coffee nijo
Vory flno Santos coffee 16a
Maracalbo coffei 17H"
Guatemala coffeo 2uo
Intorlor Java coffeo ;6o
Prlvato growth Java coffon 31V4o
Ansoln Java t!2c
Mandullng Java , 33 0
Arabian Mocha nnd Old Government... 35c
With overy pound of good tea, 45c to 60c
per pound, you get a fancy teapot.
FRUIT
Fancy Quinces, per doz., 33c.
Fancy Oranges, per doz., 40c.
GROCERIES
Corn meal, per sack. 15c.
24-lb unek puro ryo flour, 33c.
10-lh sack purn graham flour, 16o.
21-lbs, ryc-grnham flour, 33c.
TOI1ACCO
Star tobacco, 3714c.
Hnrso Shoe, 3714c.
Nerve, 20c.
Rattle Axo. 35c.
Newsboy, 33c.
Fruit Juice, per plug, lft. ',
Hull Durham Smoking, 60c,
Duke's Mixture, 35c.
Mcrsrhnum, 35c,
I Undo Tom, 33c.
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