THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, OOTOBEK 23, 1901.
DISCUSS INSURANCE RATES
Commeroinl Olnb If.tmWi Protest Againt
Adrtic Mud in Omaha,
THREATEN TO SEND BUSINESS ELSEWHERE
DrinlH Ilnw Compniij' Objct't In I.nrn
tlon of Market I'lner Xcnr It Fac
tory, hut Club Itefunen to In
terXcro In tho Matter.
Insurance wos tho principal subject of
discussion at tho meeting of the Commercial
club yesterday. Tho secretary reported
thnt no work had been done by tho Insur
anco commlttoo, to which tho resolution of
A. Hospe had been referred. Ho remarked
that tho chairman of tho Insurance com
mlttco was H. n. Palmer and that probably,
as an Insuranco agent, he would not Uko
to tako the matter up. Tho secretary
further said that some of tho local agents
were with tho club In Its opposition to an
IncrcaNo In rates. Ono firm reported nn
Incrcaso from 75 cents to $1.35 In tho In
suranco rate within thirty days and others
reported striking Increases.
Euclid Martin then mado tho statement
that tho agent of a mutual company which
In former years bad carried a large Hue
of Insuranco in Omaha had been In the cltv
nd If tho present rales wcro maintained
it was probablo that within two weeks at
least 11,000,000 would be placed outside of
tho city with this company. C. It. Pickens
and other members agreed with Mr. Martin,
saying that tho only hope for a reduction
In rates wan to Ignoro tho companies rep
resented in Omaha and go Into outsldo com
panies. Tho cntlro question was then re
ferred to a special committee consisting of
C. II. Pickens, J. H. Dumont. W. S. Wright,
Euclid Martin, II. b Wcller and tho com
missioner. They wcro Instructed to employ
11. II. Ileatty, who led the fight of tho retail
merchants n fow years ago for a reduction
In tho rates.
An fllijrrtliinnlile Nelahlnir.
Tho location of a market place canio up
for discission upon a letter received by
tho IUchardBon Drug company from M. C.
rotors of tho Ucinls Hag company and by
tho recipient presented to tho club. Tho
letter protested against the location of tho
market placo on tho lot contemplated by
tho Hascall resolution In tho city council
and stated that tho president of tho Dcrals
Bag company would Bpcnd no money In con
templated Improvements If tho markot
placo is located so close to itH factory.
Tbo position of this company was favored
by J. S. Whlto and opposed by Euclid Mar
tin. Tho letter was referred back to tho
drug company without action, tho commlt
teo taking tho position that such protests
wero n matter for Individual action.
Tho commissioner roportcd tho prospec
tive location In tho city of a wholesale mil
linery house, a fence factory, and wholesale
hat and cap house. A committed consisting
of J. II. Dumont, R, C. Pctora and II. 8.
J Wellcr was appointed to rccelvo tho rep
resentatives of theso concerns when they
visit the city.
The MrUcI I'lntc Ilnud
.will soli tlckots each Tuesday, Thursday
nnd Saturdny during October to Buffalo
Tan-American exposition and return at $6,
good In coaches; return limit five days
ffrom dato of sale. Tickets with longer
illmlt ut slightly Increased rates. Throe
through dally trains. Chicago passenger
station, Van Duren street and Pacific ave
nue: city ticket ofllco 111 Adam, street,
Chicago.
Tho Rathery I open Thursday and Sat
urday evenings. For appointments tele
phone 1716 or call 216-220 Deo Bulldlnf.
Man Mretlnx.
A mass moetlng will be held at National
hall, corner Thirteenth and William streets,
Thursday ovenlug, October 21, l'.iOl, at 8
o'clock, under tho auspices of tho First nnd
Second Ward Republican clubs, lly order
'of the JOINT COMMITTEE.
Garland, Wyo., needs n 25-room hotel
nnd tho man who builds such n hotel and
.runs It right will inako money. Wrlto
for details. J. Francis. Oennral Passenger
Agent, B. & M. It. It. It., Omaha, Neb.
Send articles of Incorporation, notices of
tockholders' meetings, etc., to The Bte,
We will glvo thorn proper legal insertion,
Velcphono 238.
i
Tho finest hair-dressing parlors In the
city In connection with Tho Bnthory, 216
120 Beo building. Tolophono 1716.
Now opcrn glasses, Edholm, Jeweler.
ftia CUT PRICES
cut mm
The prices given below prevnll nt our
store every day in overy week. If you
nay nioro nt so-called cheap stores you
navo been buncoed:
Poruna lot course) "So
(If you buy this nt any other store at this
'prion you'll probably find, our mime on the
Jabol they ''sneak" It of us.)
$1.00 Temptation Tonic, wo sell 10c
$1.00 Cramer's Kldnoy Cure, wo sell t!
$l.mwine of Cardul, wo soli Bio
2ooMonnen' Talcum Powder, wo sell.. .12(1
Jap Iloso Soap, wo sell 7c
11.60 Vln Murlnu, wo sell VOo
1, 50 Fellows' Bynip, we sell 9..o
1.00 Trommes' Ext. Malt, wo sell ,7nc
1.00 Duffy's Malt Whisky, wo sell "So
1.00 S. H. H., we sell 69c
Otinrt bottle Tort. Sherry or Clnrot.
we soil .Tic
Mo Porzonl's Faco Powder, wo sell 2Sc
23oTotlow's Bwnnsdown, we sell 14c
BodH Mint Tablets, wo sell 10c
$1.00 Pierce's Favorite Prescription, wo
sell 63c
Wrlto for Catalogue.
Sherman & McConnell Drug Go.
Cor. 16th nnd Dodge, Omaha,
Mrs.
Hax Coats
t 1
JUL
&. i iM'iiviT n nu motion ciouis, colors reu, moue mm
brown, ages to 12 years, prices
Box Coats, circular cape collars, Venetian, ladies' elotli aiul
broadcloth, colors blue, mode, tan, brown and red, ages, ii to 5
years, prices from ?2.r0 to $10.50.
Pretty Bipple Eiderdown
G months to 2 years, prices from
Eiderdown Coats 2.50 up.
Prettiest line of little bonnets to match coats ever shown iu
Excellent Oiinurtunltr 'or Itlnht Stan,
I-nnir f Mnhllnhn! nnd ranldlv deviloplng
manufacturing concern In Omaha has an un
usually Bood opening for capablo all round
business man as slate agent, to cmpioy anu
tinnrvlxn annnlllt nirrntl and take entire
charge of sales In n good territory. Un
questionable integrity, goou Dusinoss ex
perience, high executive ability, discerning
Judgment of salesmen and tho habit of suc
ceeding arc requisites. Tho man for the
position must be a hard worker, forceful,
persevering and thoroughly In earnest.
Salary commensurate with tho position.
Applicant should glvo age, reference, sal
ary desired, lull particulars of present po
sition nnd past experience. P. O. Box 5,
Omaha, Neb.
Chlraojo to lltlffnlo mill Iteturn (.?1.
Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
In October tho Michigan Central, "Tho
Niagara Falls Iloute," will sell tickets at
$6.75 for tho round trip from Chicago to
Buffalo and return. As tickets at theso
extremely low rates are good In day coaches
only, the daylight train of tho Michigan
Central, leaving Chicago in the morning,
will offer most satisfactory service. Four
flno through trains each way. All trains
passing Niagara Falls by daylight stop five
minutes at Fall View. Very low rates aro
nlso made every day for tickets good In
sleeping cars. For particulars address O.
W. Buggies, general passenger and ticket
agent, Chicago.
Tho finest hair-dressing parlors In tho
city In connection with Tho Hathery, 216
220 Bee building. Telephone 1716.
Christmas goods arriving, Edholm, Jewclor.
91.1.00 to llufTnlo I'aii-Amerlran nil it
Itrtnm, ftn.UO
via the Nickel Pinto road dally, with limit
of fifteen days; twenty-day tickots at $18
for the round trip; five-day tickets at $6
for tho round trip, on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, tho latter good only In
roaches. Throuch service to New York
and Boston and lowest available rates.
For particulars and, Pan-Arocrlcan folder
of buildings nnd grounds wrlto Jphn Y.
Cnlnnan, general agent, 111 Adams street,
Chicago.
-iri;-K'lK"t Hour to Portland
from Missouri river via tho Union Pacific.
Compare this tlmo with other lines and seo
how much quicker it Is. Through Pullman
l'nlaco sleepers aro run lally. Pullman or
dinary sleepers lcavo Omaha dally at 8:20
a. m. nnd 4:25 p. m., and nre personally con
ducted every Friday.
For full Information call at city ticket
office, 1321 Farnam street. Telephone 316.
All kinds of baths, scientific massage.
Ladles only. The Bathery, 210-220 Bee bid.
Tel. 1716.
THIS PAX-AMKIUC.VK EXPOSITION
-
n i lltiffnlo.
With its magnificent spectacle, the nightly
Illuminations, will bo over In a few days.
The Pan-American Special, tho swell trnln
of tho Michigan Central, leaves Chicago
6 p. ra. dally, serving dinner, and arrives
Buffalo 7:1.') noxt morning, via Niagara
Falls. Very low rates during October. O.
W. Buggies, O. P. nnd T. A Chicago.
Why suffer with rheumatism?
Bathery, 216-220 Bee bldg. Telephone
For ladles only.
KANSAS C1T1, .MO.
The
1716.
The Rreat llnrae Show.
From October 18 to 26 inclusive the Mis
souri Pacific railway will sell round trip
tickets at one fare plus $2. For further In
formation call or address company's offices,
S. E. cor. 14th nnd Douglas sts., or Union
station, Omaha, Nob.
T. F. GODFREY, P. & T. A.
Everybody praises Cramer's Kidney and
Liver Cure. Two sizes, 60c and $1.00. All
druggists.
llufTnlo Tun-American Ticket
via tho Nickel Plato road. $13 for the
round trip, good fifteen days; $16 for round
trip tickets good twenty days. Three
through trains dally with vcstlbuled sleep
ing cars. Meals In dining rare ranging In
price from 35 cents to $1. Address John Y.
Calahnn, general agont, 111 Adams street,
Chicago.
A household remedy Cramer's Kidney
nnd Uver Cure. GOc and $1, all druggists
Shampooing and hair dressing, 25c. In
connection with Tho Bathery, 216-220 Boo
building. Tel. 1716.
Birthday spoons. Edholm, Jeweler.
A Postal Will Bring it.
When you require coal Just send us your
order on n postnl and It will be delivered
promptly and accurately. Wo are now sell
ing tho very best hard coal at $9.50 a ton.
Will probably havo. to cbargo more when
cold weather comes.
lletter Send thnt Postal ToiUr.
Hald 6c Rice,
Tel. 1238.
506 So. 10th St.
J. Benson
Children's
Cloaks . .
with velvet collnrs nnd cuffs, in
1 .1 II . - 1 1 -1 A
Jjst.'Jn to 15.50, according to age.
Coats, in white, blue and red. apes
2.25 to 2.75.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETS
Twanty-Fifth AnnWermy 0lbratiu tf
PmbjterUn Sjaodical Organization.
MANY NEBRASKA WOMEN TO BE PRESENT
Feature of I'rournm for Convention,
Which Will Meet nt First Preshr
lerlnn Clitircli Mnrnluv, After
noon nnil KrcnliiK Sessions.
Tho twenty-fifth anniversary meeting of
io Women's Synodlcnl Missionary society
! Nebraska, which was organized In the
Irst I'rcsbytcrlun church of Omaha, will
5 held in that church on Wednesday and
Thursday ot this week and will be attended
f women Interested In tho work from all
Jits of tho state.
The meeting will oncn nt 9 o'clock this
morning with a pialse service led by
rs. Porter of Central City. The address
: wclcomo will bo delivered hv Mrs.
Crelgh of Omaha nnd Mrs. Pollack of Plaits
mouth wilt mnko the resnonse. Thn rn.
malnder of the morning will be devoted to
cports and routlno business.
An address nn homo missions by Miss
ilncoln of Now York. "Two Views nf ChrU.
tlnn Endeavor Work," by Miss Kennedy and
irs. LonKiin, and n presentation of the now
ncs of work by Mrs. 1). B. Wells nf CM.
cago, who represents the Board of tho
Northwest, will be tho features of the aft-
rnoon session. Tho eventne mentlni? will
open at 7;30 with exercises led by Mrs.
rice of Falrbury, after which Itov. C. A.
t. Janvier of Allahabad. India, will de.
liver nn address.
On Thursday morning Mrs. Palmer nf
Pittsburg of tho Home Mission board will
speak on "Krccdnicn" and Mrs. Haskell nf
Wnkcflcld will read a paper. Thursday aft
ernoon will bo devoted to n program In
celebration of the silver anniversary of tho
organization, opening with a dnvntlnn.il lerf
by Mrs. Pomeroy of Kdgnr. Thero will bo
greetings by Mrs. P. I,. Porlno nnd n ro
vio.v of the society's history hv Mrs. HnrHv
of Beatrice. Music and several addresses
aro also on the program. The silver thank
irroring nnd consecration service will con
lude tho session. "Pleturesnun ITnmo Mio.
ilons" will bo tho subject of nn Illustrated
lecture Thursday evening by Row D. E.
inks of New Jersey.
Physicians recommend our traaimont tnr
rheumatism as the most successful. Ij1I
only. The Bathery, 216-220 Beo bldg. Tale-
phono 1716.
I?(1.00 to llufTnlo I'nn-Anierlcnn anil
Iletnrn, fd.OO
via the Nickel Plato road, Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays with limit of flvo days
irom date of sale, good In conches only;
flftccn-dny tlckots nt $15 for tho round trip
nnd twenty-dny tickets nt $16 for round
trip, good In sleeping cars. Thr'co through
dally trains. Kor particulars and Pan-
American folder of buildings nnd grounds
address John Y. Cnlahan, general agent,
111 Adams street, Chicago.
Publish your legal notices in The Weekli
Bee. Telephone 223.
Shampooing nnd hair dressing, 23c. In
connection with Tho Bathery, 216-220 Beo
building. Tel. 1716.
Chests of silver. Edholm, Jeweler.
UPRIGHT
PIANO
$135
S5.00 MONTHLY
XKW STKINWAY, VOS13, BMtillSOV,
STF.CIC, MASON A HAMI.IN, A. II.
ciiAsi:. ivr.ns & pond, srisnKit,
FACKAHO AND STHAIIH1C
IMANOS.
CASH On KASV PAYMENTS.
One Year'a Itentnl Allowed If Pur
chased.
Schmoller &
Mueller
131.1 Fnrnnni Street, Omalm.
n.1T nroHdrvny, Council muffs.
Egyptian Lotus Cream.
Our old-time customers know Egyptian
I.otUH Cream. In order tn unt tipu rim.
lomcrs to use it wo will have n special
sain nexi oaiurnay, ucioDcr M, wnen tlio
prlco will bo
5 CentH Per llottle.
Old-Tlme lloarhound Candy, lb.. 20o
llottle nt Fine Mult Whisky ana
By express, prepaid 750
25c box best 'soap In America (S cakes). 15c
ui:ia nnius louacco uure, guaranteed 60c
1 West Brain nnd Nerve Treatment... 9c
J1.50 Wlno of Miirlnnl 11. nn
$1.60 Follow' Syrup IIypophosphltes..$1.15
Cramer's Kldnoy Cure. 40o
25c Vegetable, Pills 200
Z3c Liniment 20c
25c Salvo :0c
$2.00 Knrl Cramer's Tansy, Cottonroot
and Pennyroyal puis $1.00
$1.00 Temptation Tonic 75c
$1.00 Pcruna 5So
$2.00 McUado's Succus Altcrans $1.45
$1.00 Newbro't Uerplclde 62o
iseworo h tierpiciuo in gallons, nnit gal
lons and quartB. Wrlto for prices.
SCHAEFER'S " Drug Store
Tel. 74T. H. W. Cor. 10th and Cbloaaa
Goods dollvered FREE to any part of city.
Hard Coal
$9.50
ton.
We handle only the best of Pennsyl
vania Anthracite. SAVil MONEY by
laying In your winter's supply now
beforo the ADVANCE IN PHIOE.
G. B. HAVENS & CO.,
1522 Farnam St.
Telephones 301,317 and 823
Boston Store Bargains
Most Extraordinary Special Off e rings on Sale
Today.
PERSIAN PATTERNS FRENCH FLANNEL WAIST1NGS 12Jc YD
Lining Cambrics, lie Yd. Dress Trimmings lc Yd. Lad ics' and
iMcn's Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, flic Each Pure Illnck Silk
TnlTetns, :l21c Yd.-SOc All Wool Dress Goods, lBc Yd.
75c Melton Skirtings U9c Yd.-23c Silk Rlbbbn, 5c Yd.
ItnRcment llnrnnln for Totnor
, roir.
10,000 yards plain nnd fancy, all silk
Taffeta lllbbon, In mill lengths, regu
lar prlco 26c, tomorrow at Be a yard.
One big lot very wide nil silk Liberty
Satin, Taffeta and Satin Taffeta Itlb
bon, generally sells at 40c, tomorrow
nt 10c a yard.
Ono big counter of tho finest quality
Mercerized Drapery Sateen, suitable
for alt kinds of Drapery nnd Comfort
ers, worth up to 30c, go at 12!4c yard.
Ono big co'untcr ot Drapery Ticking,
regular price 10c, tomorrow at 10c yd.
One big counter Drapery Sltkollne,
regular price 10c, go at 3',4c a yard.
Ono immense lot of new Chnmbrny
Olnghnm, regular price 10c, go at 6',4o
a yard.
One big counter ot Flannelettes, all
the new Persian patterns, worth 20c,
go nt 11c n yard.
Ono big counter of Outing Flannel,
light colored, regular prlco 10c, go nt
5c a yard.
Ono big lot of Wool Eiderdown,
plain and fancy colors, worth up to
7oc, go at 11c n yard.
nOe big lot ot all kinds ot nit I.lncn
Hemstitched nnd Drawn Work Damask
Towels, most of them worth 33c, ns
displayed in our window go at 17V&Q
each. The biggest towel bargain ever
offered.
One big lot of light colored Percale
ncmnants, regular price 12',&c, go to
morrow at 6c n yard.
Our Great Clothing Sale is Now
$5.98.
We offer
stock for
nnd made
assortment
unbroken
50c Linen Tray
Cloths, 23c
WednesdiyS o'clock, we
hemstitched tray cloths, regular retail price 50c at 23c each.
Limit, two to each customer.
' - f -' Mn a sin
r UMUIU UULL ON IX
9,500 dolls, worth 5c to 25c each on sale Wednesday at
olr fin arm IOp. flnnii.
Sptcial Dnss Trimming Sale Wfdntsday.
The Big Sale of the Wholesale Silk and Vel
vet Stock Continues to
This stock is so big that every
share in these wonderful bargains.
ILKS THAT WILL GO WITH A ItUSH
Stripes; plaldiv novelties, plain China
surahs. White wash silk, black silks,
great lot; some worth 60c, 75c
and $1,00 all from tho great
. wholesale stock and on sale
Wednesday at
25c
YOU NEED THESE SILKS, OR WILL
SHORTLY. BUY NOW AND SAVE
MONEY.
BLACK CORDED' SILK SATIN FOUL
ARDS, Persian silk, taffetas, brocados,
fancy silks ot all kinds; over
200 pieces of the finest lot you
ever taw; worth up to $1,50,
from wholesale stock
49c
WIDE SILKS in plain nnd fancy heavy
taffetas, brocade satins nnd hemstitch
and corded waist and dress silks, all
colors and black, crcpo do
chene, crocodile .waist silk,
worth from $1.00 to $2.00,
nt
69c
$3.00 SILKS FOR 9Sc the finest silks for
evening costumes, beautiful brocado and
applique novelties, Morocco alike, crepe
de meteors, peau de cgyne, eclatant,
latest style, double width granadlne, the
new crocodile silks, rich, soft, clinging
silk In the most delicate tints, gorgeous
designs that surpass anything beforo seen
UIU DCCU
98c
In Omaha, worth $2.00, $2.60
and $3.00
on sale nt
THK BLACK TAFFETAS were the roost
Important part ot this great stock. There
HAYDEN BROS
mr y 13131 13 V nr ' ne eat aqnlpped of the Keeler aratem of Instl
f ,T.i, lata, Ike only Keeler Inatltnta In Nebraska, Cnre
"V. WUKC Drunk
enneas, Cures
KEELF.Y INSTITUTE:. 10 ami Leavenworth, Omaha.
Shrader's
Fig Powder
Is n preventive for nppendlpltls ns
well as a CURE. YOU ask why
can FIG POWDKU do thls-HK-CAUSE
no other MEDICINE In
tho world ean bring nbout nn
alvlne discharge, nnd when the
nlvlno poison is out of your bys
tern you aro out of danger.
Wo send free snniple to doctors
address, W. J. Shrader Medicine Go,,
New York Room 10, No. 30 East Ult 31
r IKS N. 24th St, Omaha. Neb.
60c black silk taffeta, 32!4c ynrd.
$1.00 black silk taffeta, o.'c yard.
$1,60 black silk tnffota, 77Hc yard.
$2.10 blark fllk tnffetn, $1.16 ynrd.
$1.00 new crepe do chine, 6"V5o ynrd,
60c all wool dress goods, 16c ynrd.
76c melton skirtings, nt 39c ynrd.
$1.50 dress goods, nt 49c yard.
$2.50 new tailor cloths, 9Sc ynrd,
$3.00 Imported dress goods, $1.49 ynrd.
DrrM Lining nt 1 l-'Je Yd.
20,000 ynrdH of short lengths and odd
nnd end pieces of cnmbrle. dress lin
ings, blnck nnd colors, at lJ4c yd.
Clilldrrn'n Hone, Be. Pair.
Misses' nnd children's fast black, full
seamless hose, nil sizes, go nt 6c pair.
tr.c Ilnndkerrlilefx. .1 1-Sle.
600 dozen nil kinds plain nnd fancy
coloitd border linndkerchlefs, all
widths of hemstitched, worth up to
15c, go u. J',4o each.
line lire us Trimmings, lc Yd.
Ono big bargain squnrn of over 100
pieces nil styles plnln black and fancy
dress trimmings, worth up to 25c yd.,
go at lc yd.
Misses', children's nnd boys' medium
weight vests, pants nnd drawers, all
sizes, worth up to 35c, go at 19c each.
nr. Hose, in Pnlr.
T.ndles' nnd men's flno Imported
hosiery, full regular made, black nnd
colors, worth 3jc, go at 15c pair.
Ladles' 0 tlzo chatolnlnn watches,
sterling silver cases, worth $4.50, at
$2.93
Ladles' C size, 14-K, filled case, with
American movement, worth $10, at
$5.M.
Gents' 18 size, Elgin movement, In 4
oz. Donbnr case, nt $4.19.
Gents' 15-Jewel Elgin movement In
scrow bezel cases, nt J5.9S.
iti Full Blast. $15
Men's All Wool Suits
you the choice of any men's suit In this
$o.08. Theso suits aro pcrfoct fitting
in the very latest styles of high grado
raDrics. Tney are $10.00 TT -v
values and you'd better Jfc f J
is still
Your choice ot any of tho MEN'S OVERCOATS
at $5.00 and $10.00. They nro worth $10 to $20.
HAYDEN
1
S
place on sale one case of fine
mmi
Attract Great Crowds
lady in Omaha can secure a
are hundreds of pieces nnd you would think
wo could never dispose of such quantities,
but wo nro going to do it and do It quick,
for the price that we will sell them at will
clear them out with lightning rapidity. Wo
know these taffetas well. They nre nearly
nil of the wldo kind. They nre perfect, flno
silks nnd you may be assured of their
reliability.
BLACK TAFFETA
21 Inches wide; worth $1,25;
at
BLACK TAFFETA
27 inches wide; worth $1.33;
nt
59c
69c
wo wero fortunate to secure so many
nnd such fine velvets, for, as you all know,
this is the greatest season for velvet
waists, costumes and trimmings that was
over known. We have our own stock, so
that all these aro surplus. To sell quick
wo name these prices:
VELVETEENS
all colors,
at only
S5c Black Velvet, 60c.
$1.00 Black Velvet. 69c,
$1.26 Black Velvet, 75c.
$1.60 Black Velvet, 98c.
$2.00 Black Velvet, $1.26.
$3.00 Black Velvet, $1.60,
BLACK 27-INCH VELVET
worth $2.00,
for
19c
98c
Trading here by mall can bo easily done
with great profit to you.
I
DruB Users, Tobacco Uaera. THK
BLACK
SELLS
ALL KINDS AND SHAPES OF
HATS
FOn ONE PRICE ONLY
$2.50
NO MOBE NO L.ES3.
! Black the $2.50 Hatter
107 S. lUth Street
ALL OVER
WOmen'S TAJLOR-MADE SUITS mndo
Ciijfo of A"1' nil wool t'lieviol, now olon jacket,
0IIII3 with lono; dip front, taffeta lined and linnd
somely trimmed with satin bands, new flounce skirt, trim
med to match jacket, a suit, that
brings $10.30 elsewhere our price $12.00
Women's women's taiwbta SILK SK1RTS
made of best, taffeta silk, new bias flounce,
CUrtc tri,mnc(1 w11 niching, hemstitching and
oMI Id velvet, lined with best perenline
lining, skirls that would be cheap at $15, here for. . .$9.75
Ready-
'"TO" 0 nre lowing a fine collection of ready-
liprip . to-put-on millinery, at prices that will save
M'H'n v ()U l)or oont' om" fa" ,"N''nc,,y money.
lYIIIIinery lJats with all the style and workmanship
that, go into High priced millinery at one-half that
of same quality elsewhere, our price .?5.00, .'l.7r. . . .$2.45
IVIen'S Men's extra heavy quality mottled fleece
Fflll lined shirt and drawers, regular 7oc
,. rf , iualii.v, each 500
UnUerVVvur Men's light weight 3 wool, natural gray, for
early fall wear, an exceptional good garment, all sizes,
to d(5, shirts or drawers each 75c
Men's best qunlity strictly all wool French merino under
wear, in a choice line of colors, perfectly shaped and
nicely trimmed, extra good value, shirt or drawers,
each $1.00
WOmen'S WOMEN'S FAST KLAOK HOSE seam
H . less cotton, extra good values, for .... 10c
llOSiery WOMEN'S extra quality hose
ma co cotton and lisle thread, full fashioned and perfect
shaped, genuine onyx dye, per pair 25c
BOYS' B0YS' TWO-PIECE SUITS made of good
rinthinn n11"1?' suiting, an exceptional line of pat-
LlOlniny tems to choose from, ?:).75 and $2.75
BOYS' THREE-PIECE SUITS The kind you will bo
pleased with both in quality and price, big assortment of
patterns , : $3.75
Boys' Overcoats Wo aro showing a new line of boys'
yoke O'coats, in olive shades, blue and gray mixtures,
sizes 4 to 15 years, $0.50, 5.00 and ....... $4.50
Boys' Norfolk Suits In a pretty collection of pat
terns, all the rage just now, 2.75 up to ....$4.00
UAVnCMl
lift I Uklid
SOME EXTRA
Extra heavy L. L. muslin, regular Be
Roods, 36 Inches wide 2o
36-lnch bleached muslin, tho Cc Rrnde..314c
1 cbso of Hklrt linings, finest made, In
Mack and gray, regular Ec goods 2c
Simpson's fancy sateens, worth 12'(4c,
handsome now designs 7V4c
Sea Island and Wlilto Star percales, 3G-
Inch wldo, best mado and sells at loc,
at Ec
Full Standard prints, fancies and Indigo
blues, worth up to 80 yard 3V4c
Extra heavy fleeco lined llannclcttes, In
all tho new, bright fall colors, worth
16c. at cc
27-Inch all wool plain and printed French
flannols, regular DOc and 76c goods,
for Wednesday, as a flyer 22',4o
Children's heavy fleece lined underwear,
25c, 15c, 12',fcc and 10c
Men's 75c heavy shirts and drawers, all
sizes, flno fleeco 30c
OllOOliltV HPHCIAI.S.
Corn meal. lCc sack; 24-lb. sack pure ryo
flour, 45c; 10-lb. sack puro Graham, 16c;
24-lb. ssack puro ryo. Graham, 45c; fancy
evaporated California penches, new 1901
crop, 9c; strictly choice California penchco,
now crop, 1901, at 12Vjc; very good old
crop poaches, 64o; new crop evaporated
blackberries, 9c; new crop ovaporatod
apricots, 1901, at 12'jc; new cleaned pa
tros currents, 12',jc; now California mus
catel raUlns, 10c; now California prunes,
34c, 4c, 6c, 8V4c and 12Ho.
TOBACCO nKl'AIlTMKNT.
Star plug chewing tobacco
Horseshoe plug chewing tobacco .,
Nervo plug chewing tobacco
Dattlo Axo
Newsboy tobacco
Dull Durham smoking tobacco
Duke's Mixture
Meerschaum smoking tobacco
UncloVTam smoking tobacco
Old style smoking tobacco
.37V4c
,37V4o
,37'ic
. 3.-.C
. 35c
. DOo
. 35c
. 35o
. 35a
. 25c
HAYDEN' linOS.' OnKAT SAI.12 OF OAX
noons.
2-lb. can Strawberries 10c
2-lb. cau Gooseberries Sc
2-lb, can Blackberries 9c
2- lb. can Raspberries 10c
3- lb. can Apricots 12,4c
8-lb. can Teaches I2ia
3-lb. can very flno sifted Peas 12c
3-lb, can all kinds of Plums 1214c
3-lb, can Tomatoes 10ii
2-lb. can Corn 7'c
2-lb can String rteans "V4o
2-lb. can Succotash 7'4c
2-lb. can Rod Kidney Deans 7'4c
2- lb. can Wax Deans 7',c
3- lb, can Garden Dcets lc
OA M1V KAMI.
Stick Doublo refined, per lb ?ic
Stick lloarhound, per lb "
Stick Fancy twist, per lb "Uo
Mixed Choice, 6',4c; fancy So
Mixed Broken, 7?c; French 13c
Mixed Ktndergarton "iY0
Caramels 6I.4
Lemon Drops
8Uc
Chocolate Drops, He; fancy 13c
Jelly Reans s'ic
Conversation Hearts "Via
HAYDEN BROS
CUT
Nothing that we can suggest will mako a morn dchlrable gift than a beautiful
pleco of cut glass. Our mirrored rut glass room is flllsd with somo of the most
exquisite designs it haB hcen our pleasure to show. When In our store don't fall to
visit this department. ,
MAWHINNEY
THE HOUSE
lithe Bargain
Room Wednesday
SPECIAL BARGAINS
Ladles' COc flno winter undorwear .... 10o
Ladles' $1.00 union suits, supernno .... 49o
$1.60 blark silks, for shirt waUtg 49o
51.00 superior quality Roman stripes,
In all tho fancy colors 390
60c silks In plain colors 190
GOc volvots i9o
13c half wool drees goods t,a
19c halt wool dress Roods 7o
25c half wool dross goods 10a
39c half wool dress goods ....16a
60c sergenes, 42 Inches wide, all colors,
and blnck . 25o
85c strictly all wool Venetians, In all
colors, ono day only 49o
$1.00 granlto cloth 49a
$1.00 black goods - .19 n
$0.00 strictly all wool red blankets ....$3.98
Flno fleecy cotton blankets, worth up to
$1.00, at 69a
CAM11' SAI,K.
Cinnamon Imperials 8$4c
Lozcngos, mint 8Vc
Wlntergreon 8V4c
I'canut Squares 7V4g
Hock Candy, all string .' 9c
Rock Candy, part string 814a
Ucllpso Mixed Candy 80
Crown Mixed ,
Moonlight Kisses lS!4o
Hobsou KIhsgs 15o
Swedish Kisses 12',4c
Sunbeam Kisses 12Vi
Trilby Kisses lOn
Don Dons 7 ',4c
Vanilla Creams 26o
Roso Creams 22a
Mint Opera Creams 2M&u
nutter Creams 22',4u
Opera Wafers , 25u
Maplo Wafers 26o
Finn hand-madn Chocolates 20o
Flno Marshmallow Chocolates 2."c
Cream Almonds 25u
CRACK F.ll IIKI'AIITMKNT.
Soda crackers
Oyster crackers Bo
Milk crackers fo
Pearl crackers 5o
Farina crackers Bo
Ginger snaps 60
Fresh oysters, per quart 35a
Dates, per pound 60
CO IT 131? AM) 'IT'.A I'lllCHS.
Siberian Diamond coffee, 1214c; SlberUn
H. II. Coffee, Wjc; very flno Santos coffee,
15c; Guatemala toffee, 20c; Interior Java
coffee, 25c, prlvato growth, Java, 31 V4c;
Angola Java, 32c; Mandolins Java, 33c;
Arabian Mocha and OJd Government, 35c.
With overy pound of good tea from 45c to
60o you get a fancy teapot.
FISH DHI'AHT.MKXT
Norwegian anchovies, per pound 1214c
Russian sardines ,.12t4o
Fresh roockorcl from Norway (bloat
ers) 2.'.a
Fresh mackerel, No. 1 20a
Fresh mackerel, No. 2 17V4c
New England mackerel (bloater) loo
Irish mackerel ,..12Vlo
Holland herring, fresh 10o
Fet slid herring 12V4o
Hamburg rolled mops 16o
GLASS
& RYAN CO.,
Jewelers huU Art Statlouers,
lath nnd IJouglus Strcjtt.
Omnha from 50c to 4.50.