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rAlMS AGAINST FIDELITY
Ttktmth Mm Waste te Ohitlc Up MutMi
f . Isiirruci Oomptuj.
'fa Thinks a compromise scheme is on
STpJry of (lie Cotupnnj 31 alien
Vnirne JHnteinent In ItfKitril io Its
Affairs No 1'lKtirc to ,
Give Out.
II. it, Wheeler of Tckamah complains that
tho Fidelity Mutual Flro Ineuranco com
pany, -with headquarters In Omaha, Is too
dilatory in sottllug his claim, nnd he Is
prosecuting luiiulry into tho reason or ox-'
cuso therefor. Mr. Wheeler Bays: '
"I wns Insured in tho company for $300
and had a loss ot at least J500. After
wrangling over it for thirty days I got It
adjusted for $200, payahlo October 1. Tho
company suspended payment sometime oar,ly
in October, with thu assurance tlmtnn as
sessment had been mndo sufficient to cover
ell expenses nml to pay nil losses In full
and that 'tho business could bo closed up
in about sixty days. Secretary llhoadcs ns
surcd me from tlmo to time that assess
ments were coming in satisfactorily, nnd
that they would by enabled to sottlo in
full in short time, but refused to mako
b statement of tbo finances ot tho com
pany. ".My last request for ft statement a few
days ago was answered In this way: 'Wo
havo no money on hand nnd havu received
none from assessments, as wo havo to lltl
gato nil r.BFesamenlfi, but If you nro hnrd
up and havo no money I will borrow it
for you nnd you can Bend me n receipt In
full for your claim against tho company
nnd I will allow you 10 per cent ot your
cln'lm.'
"Tho secretary says they have not re
ceived any of tho Inst assessments. Now
wo havo In Tckamah a number Insured In
tho company and nil of them paid tho as
sessments in full."
I'roiio.it-n to CliccU I i.
What Mr. Wheeler proposes to do In the
matter is indicated by tho following; "If
tbo Insured parties having losses In tho
Fidelity Mutual Tiro Insuranco company
unsettled will kindly hand the claims to
me wo will try to uncertain the nmount
of outstanding claims, Tho oftlccrs of tho
company refuso to mnko such statement
nnd seem to bo undertaking to buy up
those claims nt 40 cents on tho dollar. Par
ties having paid tho Inst assessments will
kindly repot t tho same, so that we may
bo nblo to form an Intelligent Idea ot tho
finances of tho company."
When Been nt tho olllces of tho company
in tho United ytntca National bank build
ing II. 1). Hhoadun, tho secretary, said;
"Our company, which was organized In
June, ISO", by others than tho present ux
ccutivo heads, discontinued writing busi
ness September 1 of this jenr becausn thu
flrea of members had becomo so numerous
oh to make thu rutu bo high that others
than tho losem began dropping out. Tho
first throe yearfe tho company was able to
ravo members 25 per cent of tho old line
premiums, but (luring this last year, up to
September 1, It was running over the old
liners, so wo decided to discontinue. On
October 10 wo sent out notices of an as
sessment Hiiincleut to pay all claims. The
nvnnt nntiimit r t itt ni'iiiinuinflnt f ir mj.I
. VI H '11 1 I 11 . I 11 1 11 licit, II I! 1 1 1 1- Ilk 1... 111! L m
caro to give, nor can I say definitely when1
nil tho claims will bo paid, as that all doJ
ponds on how fast tho iissessmcnts'cotno In?
i SrUllmr mi iiiniiiroiiiluc IIiimIn. I
k, hiiii nniima
"Sorao of the claims 1 wo havo already
nottlcd on n comproiulso basis, such claims
being those of person who would rathor
tako only part nnd got It ut once than to
wait for tho full payment. Thero have
been nbout ton Bottled this way. How
many c'alms thcro are In nil nnd what the
ngpreguto Is I cannot tell just now, but our
regular report will bo mndo to tho stnto
nudttor early next month: Ah fast as tiro
assessments come In wo nro paying tho
claims according to their ngo. uxcipt in the
caso of those who wished to compromise
nnd had .nil extra good propult)on to
make."
Tho Inst city directory gives V. O. Stick
ler ns tho president of tho company, 11. I),
llhoadcs as Its secretary and W. E. llhoadcs
ns Its treasurer.
Clinmltrrlulii'n CoiikIi ltrmi-ily
the
lloiit nnd MOMt t'opiiliir.
I soil moro of Chambcrlnln's Cough Rem
edy than ot nil similar preparations put to
gether, and It gives tho best satisfaction ot
uny medlclno I ever sold. 1 Kunraiitco every
bottlo of it. F. C. Jaqulth, Inland, Mich.
This remedy Is for snlo by all druggists.
ClirlNtniiiM llollilny.
Now that tho holidays aro over nnd you
havo abused your dlgoBtlve organs until
they aro on tho point ot rebollltjn. thn
proper thing to do is to got back into work
lug condition aa speedily ns possible. "A
ntltch in tlmo saves ulno" is nn old saw,
but It Is a great truth In homely dress nnd
applies with greatest forco to tho human
body. A llttlo trilling aliment which was
not considered worthy of n second thought
lias In counties instances cost n lite. A
"stitch in tlmo" would havo saved much
HUfforUiK nnd distress to tho victim nud
bts family. Thoso who havo to fight tho
battln nt life, tho wago earners, must at
onco got In shapo for another year's work,
If thoy start out with nn ailing body, bo it
over so trilling, thoy cannot do their best,
and It no attention Is paid to tho trouble
It soon boeomcs sevoro, entailing loss ot
tlmo and money or worse Prudent por
sons will get rid ot tho dUordcr as speedily
ns possible A few dosoa ot Prickly Ash
Bitters will do UUa work. It will cleanse
and strengthen the dlgostlro organs, empty
and purify tho bowels, regulate tho whole
eyttem and Impart a fooling of strongth
and energy that will mako work a pleasure.
It Is good for tho wholo family. Cblldron
who ro puny, sickly or who havo eaten too
frosly ot sweet stuff will Immediately lm-
crovo under Its beneficial effect. For
ladles, particularly thoso subject to head
ache, Indigestion, constipation or tho ail
ments peculiar to their sex, it ls ot tho
grMtest value, ns it purities tho system
thoroughly, tones up tho vital organs,
clear tjie. complexion and promotes good
appetite, vigor nnd cheerfulness.
Detour Itoittcn Aru Always Trillium.
Why travel to California or Oregon In
winter over nny other than direct routes;
Passengers leaving Omaha tor Portland
or San Francisco ran reach their destina
tion flfteon hours sooner than it they trnv
elod any other way, besidos avoiding the
discomforts of winter and extra expenses
incident to a long journoy onroute.
THH UNION PACIFIC
has tbo beat of everything.
Pullman palaco sleepers, buffet smoking
ob4 library cars, ordinary (tourist) cars,
Cullman dining cars, meals a ! Carte, freo
reclining chair cars, Flntach light, stoum
heat, etc.
(City ticket office 1324 Farnam; phono 316,
Attention Knights.
All members of TrtanKlo lodeo No. G4.
I"1 . ' Knights of PythJaa nro requested to meet
to mako arrangement for O. Clark's
funeral.
CHAULBB SCIINAUHErt, C. C.
Ttetro'i only on Stonecypncr. Ho prints
PATRIOTISM jAND
Snlijcct of Lecture ncflTtWd lr
, 1'ntlier .iiRcut lie fore Anrilcncc
at St. IMillonienii'o.
Tho audience which greeted Itev. J. F.
Nuitent at St. I'hllomena's school hall last
night was not as lnrga as cither tho ability
of the speaker or tho Importance of the
subject warranted. Father Nugent apoko
under tho auspices of tho Catholic Order
of Foresters, his subject being "Patriotism
and Anarchy."
He said In part:
"For twenty years nihilism and anarchy
havo attracted tho attention of tho people
particularly those ot Europe whero blows
have been aimed at crowned heads. In
recent years tho subject haa forced Itself
upon America. In readlug magazlno arti
cles nnd eulogies over McKlnley one Is led
to believe that much must bo learned upon
tin? subject. 'Lovu of country' does not nn
swer ns a definition for patriotism. Do
any peoplo lovo their country more than tho
peasants of Ireland: the slaves ot Poland.
I understand by patriotism n loyalty to
thoso laws which make n country fit to
llvo In. I could not aland on tho green
hills of Ireland and sing 'God Savo the
Queen,' when I know that tho queen owned
more ot those hills than tho people. 1 do
not feel llko being patriotic to a land where
Jurlw nro packed.
"Patriotism flourishes In wnr and wanes
In pence. Tho young soldiers who leave
tho cornfields nnd shops aro cautioned
against lnxness of duty. Kvery ono up.
dcrstands and realizes that pntrlotlajj
not a lovo ot tho soil, but a love, 0f thi
ling nnd thoso lnws for whleU.-tho flag
stands. t '
"If patriotism means lovef country and
lovo of Its laws every rran wno la a (lo.
faullcr In ofilcc. every Qnn wno nUowft u,
duties to fall shorycomro,s an offcnao
against patriotism. In Umcs of pcttct.
when men buy ofTlc tho country bcs(UH t0
rot nt the core. Jjt is In times ot peace
that nations becr,0 yvcuk.
"At this tlmo 'j,cro ls n grcat cry agangt
nnarchy-tho iylthcB8 ot patriotism. I
think there ls J00 mucll cxctement on this
subject. rhrf0 i no history of n nation
j )nB. , UI' or overthrown by anarch
IhIs. This lsA,DCIU1B0 tho theory of nnarchy
ih opposcu u, tno law 0, nature, order Is
tho law
' 01 ill things.
"The coijpy nas notj,ing to fear from
tho nnarcygti ijCCauS0 ho Is not making
ProKrcM; either is ho retrograding. He
Is not ITjraing hecnuse tho highest aim
of progirHa ja a gtato wherein lnws are
Justly njministorcd. Ho enn not bo going
biickwni (0 savagery, for In snvago life
every tj.bl, j,as its customs. Had Czolgo.s
tommlpj , crmo In n Pawneo camp his
fate v.,nl( nnvo been tho same n It was
nl Iluifalo. It Is generally found when
crime! nf anarchists arc committed that the
""Tcrs act without conspiracy. This has
JCCn (shown In every enso so far lnvestl-
n0.'0 can tako lm'ns ,0 preserve the
llvey rliCrs and punish tho offenders,
w'iliout adding to tho laws nlready In force.
Vho spirit of anarchy Ih not growing
nni It seems to mo to bo unnecessary to
nls nny other laws upon the subject. It
'Vposslblo laws paescd ostensibly to check
nlinrchy might bo taken up by tho domlnnnt
'tity to gag thn minority. It Is dan
feroua to mnko laws against nnnrchy nnd
.fjxclte tho people."
'INDICATES EFFORT TO STICK
JuiIk norlnn I'llm lloml ns Hold-
Over InKlstrnto with the
. Illittrlet Court.
Judge S. I Oordon, hereditary Incumbent
of tho police court bench, went up to tho
county court house yesterday nnd had his
bond as a hold-over magistrate approved by
Judgo linker. In the regular procedure tho
document should havo gono to tho city
council for that purpo3c, but Judgo
Cordon had no intention of giving that body
nu opportunity to turn him down, so took it
elsewhere.
It avers that ho was elected In 1805, nnd
that slnco that time no successor has been
elected. For elections may come nnd elec
tions may go, but Jildga Gordon stays on
forever.
"How long Is tho bond good for?" asked
a friend, ns his honor wns leaving tho court
tlOUB.0.
"Two yenns," was tho reply.
"Preposterous!" exclaimed the friend.
"Do I uudcratnud you havo to climb tin
tbeso Btcps to havo n mensly llttlo bond an-
proved every two years during your natural
life?"
"That's Just tho trouble," Bald the Judgo.
"While I am ot sound ,nud .disposing mind,
I nm duly conscious, I hopc, of the uncer
tainties of this life. Immortality is ono
thing which the city cburter can't guarantee
me."
But the Judge thinks ho la still a good
risk for a llfo insurance company.
Accenting in me wording 01 ino nonn.
which is for $10,000, tho Judgo must sur
render his ofllco to his successor, whon-
over bucIi successor shall havo been elected.
tho words "or to Borne person to bo desig
nated by tho city council for that purposo"
having been stricken out.
A system regulator Is a medicine that
Ntrengthens nnd stimulates tho liver, kid
neys, stomach nnll bowels. Prickly Ash
Hitters is n superior s,ystcm regulator. It
drives out all unhealthy condition)), pro
motes ncttvlty ot body and brain, restores
good appetite, sound sleep nnd cheerful
spirits.
AimoiuirtMiitMit the Theater.
Sovcral good-sized theater parties havo
secured ncats at tho Orpbcum tonight, thoy
bolng composed of Jolly young people, who
aro going to stay up and seo the death
of tho old nnd the birth ot tho New Year,
They will cpjoy an' excellent bill, ono of
tho best ot the soason thus far. Tbo beau
tlful little Idyl ot Now England llfo "Tho
Vlllago Lawyer" ls full of wholesome
comedy and possesses Just enough pathos
to' build a serious themo. It ls ouo ot tho
cleverest productions that Will M. Cressoy
nnd Dlancho Dayne have ever given ami that
Is saying a great deal. Scats can bo re
served for the Now Year's matinee, tomor
row.
The salo of seats for the engagement ot
'Tho Princess Chic," with protty wfhsomo
Murguerlta Sylva In tho tltlo rolo, Is open
nt Boyd's theater. The company was seen
hero last season, nnd made a decided Im
pression on thentcr-goers, as it doubtless
will during this vUlt.
Tho Trocadcro management can congrat
ulato Itself, that In securing Young Corbett
this weok It has a decidedly strong drawing
card, tho champion's prcsenco hero draw
ing largo audiences.
The several olio turns aro all presented
In a commendable style, each of thcra, re
ceiving their due share of applause
IIOMKSUISKKIIS' EXCUHSIONS.
VI Hock Ialuml Iloute,
On January 7 and U, February 4 and 18
the Hock Island route will sell tickets at
one regular first-class faro plus $2 for the
round trip to points in western and south
ern Kansas, Oklahoma, Indian Territory,
Texas and certnln points In New Mexico,
Arizona, Colorado and Utah. City ticket
offlce, 1323 Farnam street.
Shampooing and hair dressing, 25c. In
connootlon with tho Datbory, 218-220 Doc
building. Telapbono 1710.
"THIS OMAHA DA
BOSIONSTURE$500 OOOSTOCTT
Ugh Gwd Hirchtidlo tit Bmas Dmb
tgtd br Smoka aid WMr laenfitia
REGARDLESS OF COST OR VALUE
SmioUp I'nrnienteil Every Corner of
Our Kntnbllahineiit nnd Wo Have
ltcilucei'J l'rlces on Mvcrytlilnn
The Unnurnuce Co'. llnve
ADJUSTED THE LOSS.
OltEATE.WT SALE EVEIt HELD
NOWV OOI NO ON AT
HOSTO.y STOHE, OMAIIA
Tho following prico quotations aro tnerf
Instances of hovV; wo aro cutting prices ftf
every dcpartmcnln thu houses
EUC IMPORTED ikENCH FLANNELS, lc.
Slightly snioko Wamaged French flanjejg
nil colors, chccksUgjjiHids and jyilfc'MbtB,
tho 60c quality; .jryard.lDc.' "
coc Hinj,0N.3 AT r,c yaiid.
Our entire rihbon Btock that got wet;
ribbons tilling soj up t0 coc yard; go at
Cc per yaf-j
10-,LL WOOL ULANKETS, $2.50.
AIJ'tho 10.00 all wool blaukets, In whlto
nndgray, that nro slightly wet bo at 2.50
fcr pair.
DAMAOEI) CAKPBTS, CC YAIID.
All tho badly damaged carpets of every
description on sale nt 5c per yard.
$1.00 DAMAOEI) CARPETS, 25C.
All thd slightly damaged carpets that sold
up to 11.00 a yard on salo at 25c per yard.
$2.50 LACE CURTAINS, 35C EACH.
All tho slightly damaged curtains, worth
up to $2.50 a pair, on salo at 35c each.
25C DAMAOEI) TOWELS AT 10C.
16C DAMAGED TOWELS AT 5C.
Imitation French llannels, worth 15c a
ynrd, nt Sc.
$1.50 DRESS OOODS, 39C.
All tho slightly smoko dnmnged Imported
dress goods, golf'chovlots, serges, worsteds
nnd novelties, worth $1.50 yard, at 3.c.
$5.00 SILK LINED JACKETS, $1.50.
Ladies' silk lined Jnckots, slightly dam
aged by smoke, In oxford nnd colors; also
c'oth nnd bonell enpes end child's nnd
misses' coats nt $1.50,
$6.50 GOLF SKIRTS. $2.9S.
Women's fine golf Bklrts, slightly dam
aged by smoke, the $6.50 values at $2.9S.
$7.50 FLANNEL AND SILK WAISTS, $1.03.
Silk and French tlnnnol waists, damaged
by smoko, all colors, nil sizes, $7.60 values,
at $1.98.
$12.60 LADIES' JACKETS, $1.90.
Your choice of any of our $12.50 Jackets,
all lengths, with guaranteed satin lining,
nil sizes, nil colors nnd black, slightly smoko
damaged, for $1.00.
SMOKE DAMAGED SILKS.
All tho 75c smoko damaged silks go at
23c per yard.
$1.00 silks, smoko damaged, 39c yard.
$1.50 silks, smoko damaged, 60c yard.
$10.00 MEN'S SUITS AT $3.00.
Your choice of ovcry man's suit In tho
houso that sold up to $10.00, absolutely
perfect except for smoko, nt $5.00.
$20.00 MEN'S SUITS AT $10.00.
Your chotco ot all our high grado suits, In
all styles, that wcro Bold up to $20.00, go
at $10.00.
ALL 60C MEN'S UNDERWEAR, 15C.
ALL 76C MEN'S UNDERWEAR, 25C.
ALL $1.00 MEN'S UNDERWEAR. 35C.
All 15c men's silk neckwear, 5c.
AH 25c men'R silk neckwear, 10c.
All 60o men's silk neckwear, 15c.
250 EMHROIDERY AND INSERTINGS, 6C.
Smoko damaged embroidery and Insert
ing, fine nnd showy pnttcrns, at 3c and
6c per yard.
25C SMOKE DAMAGED LACES, 5C.
Oriental, torchon nnd black nnd cream
silk laces, all widths, worth 25c a yard, nt
2',4c nnd 5c per yard.
50O SILK VEILING AT IOC YARD.
Silk veiling, damaged by smoke nnd water,
somo aro very wet, 50c quality, So and 10c
per yard.
$1.00 DRESS TRIMMINGS, 16C YAItD.
Dress trimmings, damnged by smoko and
water, over 100 styles, worth up to $1.00 a
yard, at lc, Dc nnd ISc ynrd. H
43C MANICURE PIECES, IOC.
Slightly damaged ebony toilet nnd manl-
curo pieces, mirth 25c, 39c and 40c, at 10c.
$5.00 SILVERWARE PIECES, 9SC.
High grado quadruple plated Bllvnrwaro,
Homan's nnd Benedict's makes, Including
cako baskets, syrup pitchers, etc., etc., $5.00
values nt 98c.
$3.00 TRIMMED HATS, 47C.
Laiiles' trimmed hats, damnged by smoke,
were $2.50 nnd $3.00. on salo at
MEN'S $5.00 SriOL-? .-.7 $1.50.
Men's shoes, worth up to $5.00 a pair,
soiled and damaged, on salo In basement nt
$1.60.
LADIES' $3.00 SHOES AT $1.00.
Ladles' $3.00 tan hygiene fhoes, not dnm
nged ut all, every pair stamped $3.00, on
salo nt $1.00.
LADIES' $3.00 SHOES AT $1.39.
Ladles' black kid and box calf $3.00 shoes,
nil sizes, at $1.39.
Ladles' houso Bllppers, 69c.
Infants' moccasins, 10c pair.
Ladles' $3.00 satin Bllppers, 39c.
IIOSTON STORE,1 OMAHA.
J. L. Ilrnndols & Sons, Proprietors,
Selling Rogers, Poet & Co.'s Men's Clothing.
HOLIDAY UATKS,
Via Hoe If Ixliuiil Itonte,
m On December 24, 23, 31, 1901, and January
1, 1902, tho Rock Island routo will sell tick
ets to. points within a dlstanco of 200 mllos
for ono ,ind one-third fare, return limit
Jnnunry 2. City tlckot office, 1323 Farnam
street.
Curil of Thimbu.
We desire to extend our slncero thanks
for kindnesses shown during tho sickness
and death of our son and brothor, Wllllnm
Luucr.
MRS. E. KUHLMAN AND FAMILY.
Publish your legal notices In the Weekly
Bee. Telephone 236.
is There Anybody Else?
If there 1b anyone who Is yet to wear
for tho first tlmo a pair of
QROSiS
At $3.50 Always
Perhaps they havo never known what
real foot comfort Is. A wearer of
SoroBls onco nnd they nre Sorosls cus
tomers ever after. 80ROS1S nro shown
In the lightest weight turn soles for
dress or house weur to tho heavy bot
toms with wtdo edges for rough
weather and general Btreet wear; In
enamel, French calf, kid or chrome
patents.
Sorosis Shoe Store
203 S. 15th St.
Frank Wilcox, Mgr.
Jtoml for Catalogue.
ESDAY, JDECKI
0UNTY AWmS CONTRACTS
Stnnilaril Ilrldftl
, Coniititii)' Seuilrc
1'lle nnd
, IIHiIkc Work
for Si
thor Yenr,
Tho Hoard of 'loSity Commissioners met
In regular r.ilJfttondny afternoon and
awarded cori, Bits for furnishing supplies
for tho year JJtns-follows: For construction
ot class pile , bridges, Standard lirldge
cnmpauWtfor construction of class A iron
btldBoffj' Standard Urldgo company; for
pftio hfttnber nnd piling, Chicago Lumber
j'Pfnyi for whlto oak lumber, Charles
1, yto; for bridge repair work n3 ordered,
6tflildard Urldgo company: for furnishing
reJat to poor farm, A. Thomson; for fur-
"Ahlng co to court house, Jail .and poor
Brm, David Talbot; for furnishing brooms
Xo court house, Jail nnd poor farm, Thomp
son Uros. ; for prescriptions. Otto Selftcrt.
Tho following appointments wcro mndo
nt the county hospital, all at n salary of
$23 per mouth: Ous Peters, day ilremnn,
effective December 7; William Ewlng, night
fireman, December 0; Charles Illnik, drug
gist, December 12; Otto Pfelffer, night Are
man, December 21.
A revolution by Commissioner Hnrto wns
adopted Instructing tho county clerk to
advertise for bids tor, tho construction of
plpo sewers In accordance with the plana
nud specifications on Dlo In thu county sur
veyor's ofllco. It Is estlmntcd that tho
work to bo dono will cost nbout $5,000.
Owing to u misunderstanding as to tho
time for receiving bids for groceries, wood
enwnre, etc., for tho county hospital, tho
county clerk .was Instructed to rendvertlse
nnd to return nil bids already received.
Tho matter of lenslng two court rooms
was brought upotr u motion by Commis
sioner Ostrom to renew the leaso for one
yenr on tho rooms now occupied In The
lleo building. Commissioner Hnrto objected
nml said that ho understood better roomn
could bo secured for less money In tho
New York Llfo building. After boiho dls
cubslon tho matter wns referred to the
committee nf tho whole, with Instructions
to Inspect tho rooms in tho Now York Llfo
building nnd report to a meeting of the
board to bo held nt 2 p. m. today.
M'm Xcnr llentli.
"It often mado my henrt nehe," writes
L. C. Ovcratreot of Elgin, Te'nn., "to hear
my wlfo cough until It scorned her weak and
Bora lungs would colnpso. ' Good doctors
said alio wns so far gpno with consumption
that no medlclno or earthly help could savo
hor, but n friend recommended Dr. King's
Now Discovery and persistent use of this
excollent medicine saved her llfo." It'a ab
soluely guaranteed for Coughs, Cold, Bron
chitis, Asthma nnd all Throat nnd Lung
diseases. 60o and $1 at Kuhn & Co.'s. Trial
bottles free.
SPKCIAIj KXCUUSIO
To Central Amcrlen.
Leave Oranhn Jnnunry 12th, via St. LouIb,
New Orleans, Puerto llarrlos, Guatemala
City, San Jose, returning In tlmo for Mnrdl
Gras in Now Orleans. For rntcs ami all
luformntion, call or wrlto W. H. Green.
Room 405, Now York Llfo Building. Omaha,
Neb.
r..00 for u Hnlf it Hiiy'n Work.
If you llvo In tho country or In n small
town nnd havo n good acquaintance nmong
the farmers and stockrnlsers In tho nclgh
boihuod. you can mako $5 easily by four
or flvo hours' work. Wrlto us nnd we will
send you our proposition. Tho Beo Publish
ing company, Solicitors Dept., Omaha, Neb.
Shampooing and hair dressing, 25c. In
connection with tho Bathcry, 216-220 Bco
building. Telephone 1710.
People Appreciate
A rcllnblo druir store ivheri. tbrv can cot
anything desired ut nil hours of tho day
nnd nluht. Beginning lUnnr.ry 1 wo wilt
keop our Btorc open oil night, so Unit
should you deslro medlclneh nt nuy hour
ut night wo Will bo pleased to nttend your
wonts.
2-CiZ. SOC SlZO I.Cltllil h Kxtruct itecf
, Ifio
, 40c
75c
.$1.23
4-CZ. 75c slzo Lelblg'H Extract Beef
8-oz. $1.25 slzo Lelblg's Extract Beef.
16-oz. 2 slzo I.eiUIKH l'JXlruct Beer..
$1 Parisian Hnlr Tonic (guurnntcedi .
uC
$1 Dr. Butler's Fcmulo Regulator (guar
antced) )
25c Schlltz Malt. 2 for
Jl Iler's Malt Whlskuy
23c Packer's Tur Soup
25a Carter's Little Liver l'llls
25c Laxative Uroino Quinine
i!5o Oulnacetol (best for colds)
50c Caldwell's" Syrup l'epslri
,JC
230
7.o
15a
12o
K'o
.Wn
i30o
.30a
&no Syrup ripu...
Jl.fiO Wino Cadtll
49C
$3.00 Crnmer'B Pennyroyal Pills jj
60e Cramer's Kidney euro (genuine) 41
Salisbury's Catarrh Curo 7,
49c
IOC
SCHAEFE'S u",Vr
Tel. 747 S. VI'. Cjr. Kith nnd ChleiiKO.
Goods delivered FllF.E to nny part of city.
HAYDE
Every price in the cloak department si a lightered to make
Tuesday, the Inst day one of the best in the year. The bargains
Jackets lined
tnffeta Bilk
for
BABOAIN NO. 2 About lf.O children's fur
sots that sold at $2.00, $3.00
nnd $1.00, TucBday
nt
6c
'B fine box
BARGAIN NO. 3 All our woraen'B tine box
coats that sold ut $18,00,
$20.00 and $23.00,
for
9.90
BARGAIN NO. 4100 dozen women's wrap
n's wrap
ous $1.25
53c
persyou nil know our famous $1.25
wrapper made like a $2 ono
for this gigantic salo will
go nt
BARGAIN NO. G Women's high' clasa
tatlor-modo suits; thero ore about 175 of
them; an excellent variety, uuido by such
houses ns Couhalm's, Boilers and Brady;
thero oro no better
worlh up to $40.00 your
choice nt
BARGAIN NO. 6-Womcn's rainy-day skirt; ' l"
bound with two rows of satlu, nicely BARGAIN NO. 12 And last In CO dozen,
stitched nnd well mado fl C fl ' W00' nnnncl 'alts M f
perfect In hang, for 1.311 $125 quality AMO
only ,or -WV
GRAND PRE-INVENTORY SALES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
HAYDSN BROS,
licllVEH JiAKES A REftfl
;k HOW , HUM 01 ytt
mv Dipiintini ti
tmti
.jiaTUp lank Sittlimwt
LAWYER BpCKENRDGE GETS GJ0D SLICE
L .
lteeelverl ttnw"c Also Tnl.et. Mliernl
Slu.ro I ni s,e
Mmlt on
","e,cW Full.
Receiver ThomnvW. McCflcue of tho Qcr
rhomnii'w. Mc
man Savings bnnk has filed n report cover
ing tho period from Februnry 11, 1901, to
December 28, 1901. Upon receipt of the
report Judgo Fawcett made nn order for a
hearing nt 0'45 a. m., December 31, to show
enuso why tho report should not be con
firmed. Tho Judge hns also allowed It, W.
Brerkcnrldgo, attorney for the receiver, tho
sum of$3,155 for his services during that
period. Of this nmount thero hns been
advanced $3,100 by order of tho court from
tlmo to time, leaving a balance ot $2,035,
which bos been uald.
The report shows tho following Items as
receipts: Cash on hnnd, February 11,
$12,138.14; amount collected from stock
holders, $115,176.72; miscellaneous receipts,
$3,53; total, $131, IS". SO. Total receipts, ns
per approved reports to February 11, $205,
330.00; total recclpta, as per present report,
$118,749.72; total receipts to December 28,
1901, J32l.100.C0.
Tho disbursement Items nrc ns follows:
Attorney's fees, $5,155; receiver's compen
sation, $5,SSS.St; dlWdctid No. 6, .Hi per
cent, paid February 15, 1901, $10,213.26:
dividend No, 7, 60 per cent ot balance duo,
$75,612.61; miscellaneous disbursements,
$13,729.32; cash In hank, $30,5SS.83; total,
$131,l&7.8rt. Total disbursements to Feb
runry 11, heretofore npproved, $192,012.76;
total disbursements, ns per present report,
$100,699.03; cash In bank. $30,5S8.83; total
disbursements to December 2S, 1001, $324,
100.62. Tho Item of $30,5S8,83, rash In bank, rep
resents pnrt of tho Inst dividend of 50 per
cent of the bnlanco duo which dirtnln of
the depositors have refused to nccept. They
contend that tho stockholders nro able to
pay tho liabilities In full nnd should bo
compelled to do so. A suit brought by tho
nttorneys for this body of depositors to
sot nsldo tbo settlement with tho stock
holders ls still pending.
Anti-Combination
Drug Sale
Our Antl-Comblnntlon nnd Anti-trust
snlo Is now In full blast. The object of this
snlo Is two-fold In Its purpose, llrst to re
duce our stock, which ut our wurehouso
ut 1514 Dodge Is Just nbout $3,1 too lurge.
Second, to thoroughly demonstrate the
fact that wo belong to no trust or combi
nation. .. .
Tho goods nnd prices tell tho rest.
$1.00 Allcn'B Celery Compound for Glc
25c Allcock Porous PlustetB for 12c
jl.00 Burnliam'B Beet: Iron nml Wlno.. 60c
Bitter water, Himyndl Lajos for 15c
loo Bromo Seltzer for 6c
j.'.o Hrotno Seltzer for He
i)c Uromo Seltzer for 29o
$1.00 Bromo Seltzer for C9c
23c Chumberlaln'n Cough Kyrup for.... 17c
Wo Ouduhy'B Extract of Beef for 34c
25c Cliamberlnln'H Cough Curo 17c
All goods warranted new and genuine.
$1.00 Duffy Malt Whisky for 71c
Z5c Dnnilcrlno for 20c
Mc Dnnderlne for :c
Jl.00 Dunilerliio for f9o
J1.50 Fellows' Syrup for OjC
25o Frostella for 19o
25o Oarlluld J'en for 2Cc
00c lllnd'B Honey nnd Almond crenm
for 3!c
$1.00 Hoods' Snrsnpnrllla 1 Cc
25c Ilownlls' Antl-Kuwf Lc
$l.(i Kilmer's Swump Root tu'o
60c Kilmer's Swamp Boot two
F,0o Mnltd Milk, for 34c
$1.01 Mnltcd Milk for 67o
$3.73 Malted Milk for $2.63
Wc Marslmll's (cnlled by sonic
"Lleblg'M" Extract Beef) for 14c
ao Mistletoe Crenm for Ho
il.OO Newbro'B llerplcldo for 5?c
Ms Omega Oil for 31c
tiOc Parker Hnlr Balsam for 40c
$1.00 Palno's Celery Compound for..?... fiOc
$1.00 Plnaud's Eau do Qulnln for 73c
50c rinatulH Eau de Qulnln for 3Sc
25c 1'lso Consumption Curo for 16c
DOc Ponds' Extract for 3Sc
73o Port Wlno for 33o
'no I'yrnmld I'llo Curo for 40o
2Sc Bulilfoam for 20o
23e Slillohs' Consumption Curo for 17c
$l.i) Temptation Tonic 29c
$1.00 Wlno Cimlul 60j
Sherman & McGonnell Drug Go.
COR. 10TI1 AND DO DOE. OMAHA.
Cloak Dept.
we have offered sinee Christmas in women s
ready-made garments, especially in suits,
jackets and skirts, were more than pleasing
but the bargains that we will put on sale
Tuesday CAN NEVER HE DUPLICATED
IN OMAHA. Your money refunded the first
day of this new year for any garment that
you are not suited with. Hear in mind that
we are going to sell stuff Tuesday at less
prices than we ever bought them.
BARGAIN No 1 Wo've 400 womon's tailor made suits that
will bo on tho racks Tuesdny morning at 8 o'clock. They
Are mado ot all wool matorlnls, Just llko thoso dis
played In our wlndpwi; thoy nro perfect In fit. hang and
stylo; they aro clean, up-to-dnto garments; silk lined
with Otvcrnaud's famous jp
worth up to $25.00;
1
BARGAIN NO. 7 All our flno
raglnns,
beautiful garments, that
sold nt $12.00, $15.00 nnd
$18.00, for only
8.98
BARGAIN NO. S 100 dozen women's per
cnllno underskirts with
deep flounce, well mado;
39c
I $1.00 quality, for
(BARGAIN NO. ! Women's dress tklrts,
mado ,of -cheviots and serges, vicunas and
, Venetians; lined with near silk, velvet
I bound; perfectly fitted; no
, charge Tor alterations;
worth up to $12.00, for only
1 BARGAIN NO. 10-Women's
5.00
4.90
I automobiles; nil wool kersoys,
nicely lined, for .
I BARGAIN NO. 11 All our flno flannel
waists in French and Ger
9 Qli
man flannels that sold up
Thinking
Throughout the store theso days you
will observe without being told that
somebody has been thinking ahead
for the season of 1002.
It's policy is to keep such merchandise as the critical
population can buy approvingly common goods, adapted
to the low-class jobbing business the stuffs that nre not
cheap ut any price, however Jow, WIS DO NOT KEEL
TKe After
Inventory Things
look very templing today, prices have been nipped off
many winter things in order to make room for advanced
ideas and styles now in transit.
In the clothing section there's some tempting prices on
overcoats--we spoke of them in today's paper 0 ones
they're worth 10.00.
S
Tho Rrrat newly ro-opened bargain room, filled with stnrtlliiR bargains In small
lots, broken slze, odds nnd ends, short lpiiKths, etc., etc.. from every department.
Tho crnndest nnd mout astonishing sales on lino, new, perfect merchandise nt tho
most ridiculously low prices Koods hnvo over been sold nt In Omnbu. WUKUH EI.SH
CAN YOU OUT SUCH I'RICICS AS TUUS13 BUT AT HAYDKN'H?
Dress Goods
Cl-lnch all wool chovlot, worth $1.C0 ynrd;
48-Inch plnlds, worth tl.CO ynrd; 3S-lnch
grnnlto cloth, worth "Cc; 40-Inch nil wool
Ocrman hunrlcttn, worth TCc; and thou
sands of other goods, worth up to fl.'JS
ynrd, nil will go ut 49c
40-lnch granite, 40-Inch black novelties,
worth 7nc; 38-inch nil wool Ocrman hour!
cttu, 40-Inch sollcls, etc., nil worth up to
51.25 yard, will go ut 33c
12-Inch storm serges, nil colors .... 2lic
20-Inch henrlctttus, all colors 2Cc
40-Inch crcpons, blnck only 29c
10-lnch novelties 19c
3C-lnch novelties ICc
28-Inch double fold cnbhmercs 7'jC
2S-Inch novelties, enshmeren 7Vic
2S-lnch plaids Cc
Waistings
Slnglo fold French flannel, dots nnd fan
cies, worth 7Cc, nt 25c.
I'lafn colored waist pannol, 2Sc.
Fancy nil wool wnlstlngs, 39c.
30-Inch flno Imported percales, 7l$c.
36-lnch flno Imported cotton French flan
nels worth 10c ynrd, nt 7',4c.
10c Shaker flannel, nt 2c.
TUESDAY, GREAT
CHOICn OF FINEST SILK AT BIO RE
DUCTIONS Plain silks, all colors, worth 35c, nt ICc.
I'lnln taffota, all colors, worth 75c, ut 39c.
1'laln surah, nil colors, worth COc, nt 29c.
$1,00 fancy silk, ou snlo nt Si'c.
$2.00 fancy silk, on snlo nt G9c.
GRIND ORANGE
Sweet Juicy Nnvnl Oranges, on salo Tucsda
GRAND SPECIAL
814 pounds hand picked uavy beans, 14c.
10-lb snck granulated corn meal, 15 c
3 pnekages mlnco meat, 25c.
C cans oil Bardlncs, 25c.
HAYDEN BROS
LOOK OUT
FOR FRAUDS
You can nlwaya depend on gottlng tho
genulno article nt our Btoro. It makes no
dlfforrnco whether It Is n doctor's pre
scrlntlon. n patent medlclno, or Extract of
Beef. -You rnnnot buy genulno EXTRACT'
OF BEEF nt prices quoted by others. Our
prices are:
I.elblg Extract of Beef, 2-oz 4Cc
Armour's Extract ot Beef, 2-oz 45c
Cudnhy's Extract of Beef. 2-oz ....'..,. 40o
Swift's llxtrnct of Beef. 2-oz 40c
Valentino's Ment Julco 85c
Wyoth's Meat Julco 75c
These are genulun goods. IMITATIONS
can bo bought for $1.25 a dozen. Wo huvu
none.
FULLER CO.
14th anil Uuuifiua !.
If you nro keeping
Open House
New Year's Day
wo can supply tho proper
refreshments.
Tom and Jerry mixed
reiuly for uno with hot
water, pints 75 nuartH Jl no
Escapernong fliK'St table
wlno on earth natural Julco
of tho grape, bottled ut
Weldnn, N. C . Jilnts f.0c,
(imirtH Wr Burn Callfornli
wines nt 3.'c, Wo nnd 75c
(UartH. Kentucky whiskies,
riuurlH 75c, $1 and $1 25.
Man orders promptly filled. City orders
delivered.
CACKLEY BROS.
wiim.cs w.i: i.iukih .ii:ucii.. r.s.
UpiiiHlti l'ri(olllri- 'I'fi-ilioiif) I l ib.
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
HUNTER RTE WllIHK EY
ASK FOR A
ijim ii ii ' 1 1 if! mIWnm3mm!wmVi
Contains the best Havana Tobacco. Equal to Imported cigar,
piAnuluoturod by IT. IL BUo Meroaatllo Qlgtt Oa, BU Louis. Valon ARti
Bar6a'n Boom Closing.
Out Sales Tuesday.
lfic Shaker flannel, nt Cc.
10c outing llnuuul, nt Cc.
15c outliiK flannel, yard wldo, nt 'e.
lic full standard prints, at 3ic
15c percales, nt 7V4c.
Cc apron KliiKhnms, nt 3?c.
COc unblruched muslin nt 3?c
40c tnblo dnmask, nt ISc.
nrc table dnmask, nt 19c.
EXTRA Si'KCIAh ON BLANKETS
Furnishing goods.
Boys' nnd youths' clothing.
Silks, velvets nud corduroys.
Men's limits.
Underwear in Bargain Room
Children's COo llecco lined underwear, 10c.
Men's COc nud TCo lleeco lined nnd wool
shirts nml drawers, closing price, I'Cc,
Boys' .ICc milliters nt lCo.
Me.n's COc und 75c heavy Jersey ovorshlrta
at :.c.
Mon's 2Bc heavy wool socks, nt 10c.
Mon's BOo nnd 7fio heavy gloves nnd mit
tens, closing price, I.'c. ,
Men's heavy wool flecco lined shlrtu anil
drawerif, worth up to J1.2C, nt 33c.
Mon's colored laundered shirts, 2 collars,
sepnrato cuffs, worth up to $1.00, nt 29c.
Mon's 2Cc neckties, closing out at 10c.
WIND - UP SILK SALE
$3.00 fancy silk, on salo nt PSp,
$5.00 fancy silk, on salo nt $1.75.
Black peau do nolo, worth $1.50, for 75c.
Black penu do nolo, worth $2.50, for $1,10.
Black peau do solo, worth $5, for $1.75.
Black taffeta, 27-ln., worth $1.C0, for 60c.
Blnck taffotu, 30-ln., worth $2, for 80c.
SALE, TUESDAY
y, por dozen 10c
GROCERY SALE
3 packages hasty Jollycon, 25o.
I'uro mnplo sugar, 12i4c.
Evupornted cream, per can, 10c.
3 2-lb packages pancako Hour, 25c.
Capo Cod cranberries, 10c.
The Proper
Tiling for Open
House New
Year's Day
Is n caso of our cele
brated beer n cool,
foaming glasH of Met'
beer Just to tbo
right spot. Thero'B
nntblng moro satisfy
ing iih u thirst iiuencli
er. notlilntr more lli
vlBornlltig. nothing to
Nurpnss It ns n health
ful summer beverage,
II Ih liurn hrir. Mnn.
clal euro taken In tho i
mewing unu Moiiung,
Metz Bros.
Brewing Go,,
Mr,.?? CO-'J
1 nuiui. urft. U
Tel. Ill), Oninlm
Or Jurnli Neumnyer, Agent, c
mayer Hut. I. Council Bluffs, Iowa
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