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THE OMAHA DAILY J?EE; TUESDAT, JAKUATJY 7, 1002.
WEBSTER DAVIS ON BOER WAR
liiisuri Ir&tor Ltotint Omtka Aidiiaci
Ennrdinj; Atrocities,
HIS SYMPATHIES ALL WITH BURGHERS
Twenty-ninth, girl: Andrew Munson, 3124
Mntile, boy, J. II. Groves. 1F0S Ornce, -Tlrl;
Krnest 11. WIrkk, 21B3 North Twenty-eighth,
clrl. F.dwnrd Tnvlor. Twenty-eighth nvenue
and Corby, fitrt.
MANY IMPLEMENT MEN COME Kt"
AttRlulnniw nt Toiln' Convention
Promise to Hxeeeil All I're
violin lleeoril".
GREATEST CLOTHING SALE
Hild ii Oathft Nw
Fill llait.
fioiif on la
-CONTINENTAL CLOTHINS CO.
EiiKlmiil ClinrKcd viltli All Simmer of
llrntnlltli'N ami C'otiriiKc ami l'a
trlotlfliu of lliMTd I'rnlNL'il
la YViirni Term.
Xa Such I'rlee M err Krrr Made lle-
forc ir liver Will lie Anln Wc
Mimt M 1 1 tin- ooil Our
Only Iti-itum.
Guy C. Ilarton presided last night nt
Kountzn Memorial Lutheran church wfien
Kvcry man's cult, every hoy's suit, every
man's overcoat, every boy's overcoat, has
"Though the members themselves never
turn out In very large numbers until the
day tho convention opens, there ore al
ready between 250 and 300 men here," said
Secretary McU-uighlln of the Nebraska ami
Western Iowa Implement Dealers' associa
tion, at the Her Ornnd hotel last even
ing. He further snld:
"f.naf Viinr'a n 1 1 nmtrj nrn nt I lin pnni'Pn.
on onrtlonnrf nf iil.nnt XfHI n.,.lnhl..il In hoar linn In Omnhn un. thn Inrrrput In tho eleven hecn marked down to a prlcO that will sell
.Wcbstor Davis of Missouri lucturo on the years' history of the association, but there overy plcco beforo tho end of the week. You
Boor war. An admission feo was collected Is goo.l reason to believe that this year's uavo no umo to ioso-io wan is iu i
nt thn ilnor. tho nroceeeds to ho devoted will siirnnss It. The sessions aro to he ono Pl up the choicest garments In
In fhn rnllnf nf llfmr women nnd children nnlv In thn fori?nnnnH. with 'nosslblv Olio the Store.
in Rmilh Afrlrn. No ulnlrmnnt nf thn or twn nt nlchl. In Hrnlehton hall, at Flf- '23 OVCfCOntS selling for JIG.
nmnnnt nf thn reenltits could be obtained tcenth and Hurnev streets, where they 18 overcoats selling for $11.50
at the close of tho meeting. wcro held last year. They nro to open at 10 overcoats selling for $5.
ttnt.1,1 Ulhinii nt T,il,i 1annl Innitrt thn t (1 m nf ntl snnil t ti nrnn f I itF III Mirt nmtmrl LVCTy OHO Of UlCHl fTOU! OUT
opening address, saying that when tho war number arrive. Tonight some of the ex-
In Bouth Afrlcn broku out ho was In sym- ccutlvcs aro In session, planning tho or
der of.jhuslness to follow out tho printed
program as nearly as practicable, wo are
to havo with us, in addition to our own
members, J, II. Thomas of Springfield, 0.,
president of the National Association of
Vehicle Manufacturers! W. 11. Hrlntnn of
tho concentration camps In South Africa: the I'cru l'low and Wheel company, who Is brlc8 nl "M" n' s"ch Prlccs 08 Mi0 now
r.wn Knl!inil' nrmv nf vlnl.illni? Ihn rules to address the convent on: H. L. Al on of maKC " lnIS Breui saio
,und usages of modern warfare, and finally Craig, Mo a member of tho National
Federation or implement Dealers' associa
tions and of tho Western Association of Im
plement nnd Vehicle Dealers."
pathy with Englnnd, but as tho war pro
ceeded Ills opinions had Changed and now
his sympathy Is with tho republic.
Frank T. Itansnm presented n set of refo-
lutlons, which woro adopted. These rcclto
tho alleged turrlblo condition prevailing In
regular
stock, bought for our regular trade not one
but what Is worth twice what wo aBk today,
and will cost you that anywhere else.
$20 men's suits selling for $13.50.
$15 men's suits selling for $9.50.
$10 men's suits selling for $5.
The young men never had such an oppor
tunity of getting tho now, up-to-dato fa-
protesting against tho shipment of pro
visions nnd supplies from America to the
British forces in thn field.
At tho conclusion of tho reading of the
resolutions tho chairman Introduced tliol'Jpf
speaker or tno evening, woustor uavis or
JCansns City.
Ilni-rn' Ciiiimc Ik Mncrcil,
"If thcro over was a sacred couse," said
the spuakor, "tho causo of tho Doers Is
sacred. 1 never expected to seo a metro
politan newspaper ln America publish an
editorial favoring a monarchy nt the ex-
ponso of n republic, yet I saw such au
editorial In n recent newspaper which
claimed that tho reports from South Africa
referring to tho suffering of tho women ami
children nro exaggerated. I will quote from
llrltlsh nuthnrlty to show thin not so." Ho
read from remarks mndo by John Morley
nnd others nnd said that hu did not Intend
UNDERWRITERS MEET
Ni'lirnnkfi Anfiorlnllon Iloliln Annual
Mrrtlnir nnd Klrut Xew Ilonril
of Ollloerii.
The I.lfe Underwriters' Association of
Nebraska enjoyed u banquet, nnd elected
officers nt' a meeting held at tho Her
Grand hotel last night. Tho following of
ficers wero fleeted: C. Y. Gould, presi
dent, Pennsylvania' Mutual; Stanhope
Fleming, first vice president, Mutual Life:
W. A. Smith, second vlco president, I'hoo-
nix Mutual: I. E. Frederick, secretary.
Prudential Mfo; C. Halney, treasurer.
Mutual Ilencllt: members of executive
nny reflection upon tho peoplo of Kngland, committee, Julius Meyer, Providence Sav-
$15 young men's suits, now $7.50.
$12 young men's suits, now $0.25.
$10 young men's suits, now $5.
We urgo the mothers to examine the
boys' suits offered In this sale. They are
values that you have never beforo been
able to get at such runlnously low prlccs.
$5.00 boy's suits, now $3.50.
$1.00 boys' suits, now $2.75.
$3.50 hoys' suits, now $1.85.
$8.00 boys' overcoats, now $3.60.
$6.00 boys' overcoats, now $4.50.
$5.00 boys' overcoats, now $3,50.
Wo must sell tho goods at once. Wo can
do nothing more than wo aro doing giving
you our print and more, too. Tho tlmo to
buy Is now while this sale Is going on.
Hcmembcr tho place northeast corner
15th nnd Douglas streets.
CONTINENTAL! CLOTHINO CO.
In business at tho samo corner 15 years.
hut upon n smalt clique of diamond thieves
Kohl thfovcH uml their confederates.
Running comment was mado on tho re
ports road In which Kngland wus de
nounced and comparisons mndo between tho
courso of Great Ilrltaln In South Afrlcn and
tho courso of tho samo country In arming
tho Indians against tho colonists during tho
war of tho American revolution. Tho
articles read covered reports of tho work
of tho British troops in tho districts whoro
tho proclamations of Ixird Kitchener havo
boon Issued. It was repetition of barbarity,
wanton destruction and otitrago from be
ginning to end.
"Tho heart of tho Amorlcan people wont
out to tho dark-skinned Cubans. Why
should It not go out to thoso women and
children of South Africa? Years ago tho
'congress of tho United States did not hcsl
tato to pass expressions of sympathy for
struggling Grecco and oppressed Poland.
No peoplo havo been so misrepresented
as theso Doers."
Ill Visit to Pretoria.
Ho then told of his visit to South Africa
And of his mooting with tho llrltlsh olllclnlu
of Capetown nnd of his trip to tho Trans
vaal republics. At that tlmo all commu
nication between tho republics and the
outer world wna under survelllanco of tho
llrltlsh
Ings Llfo; C. K. Ady, National Life: G. W.
Noble, New Kngland Mutual Ltfo: II. D.
Ncely, Kuultablo Llfo,
SAYS FEES ARE EXCESSIVE
Attorney for Crrililorx of Rcrninn Snv
Inn Hit ii lv Wiiii to nn Order
Vnentcil.
Judge Keysor Is to hear arguments on a
motion to vncato tho order of Judgo Faw
cott, mado Docombcr 31, confirming tho
report of Deceiver McCuguo In tho Gorman
Savings bank case and allowing fees to
tho attorney and tho receiver nllegod to ho
out of proportion to tho per cent paid
depositors on tho claims. V. O. Strlckler
has prepared n table bhowlng that tho do- clsco from Oinahn
posltors have been paid about one-third Threo trains dally,
of, tho amount of their clams, but that At
torney Halph Drccklnrldgo was allowed
$5,155,' Attorney Joel West $2,500 and De
ceiver McCngiio $6,289.07, making tho total
attorneys' fees allowed $10,750 nnd tho ro
eclvcr's total $14,658.
Cnlllnriiln.
Hun numerous natural bridges, caves, etc..
of no little Interest. Tho mammoth Cavo
of Calaveras, dlscovorcd by miners In 1850:
the Alabaster cave, tho Crystal Palaco cavo,
containing n number of attractive subter
ranean apartments, such as tho Ilrldal
Chamber, tho Crystal Palaco room and a
curious nparjmcnt called the music hall,
whoro the deposits of aqueous origin not
only take the form of organ pipes, sounding
Lonrds, etc., but also emit when struck
musical rounds nnd vibrations. Near this
cavo aro twn natural bridges which the
tmirlst can visit and return to tho railroad
within half an hour.
Tho only natural way to reach these
scenes of interest is via "Tno overland
Route," comprising tho Union and South'
crn Pacific, now really ono line. Tho only
lino running through trains to San Fran-
The fast trains ar
riving fifteen hours ahead of all competitors.
For full Information address city tlckot
office, 1324 Farnnm. 'Phone, 316.
.Notice, I. O. O. I
Members of Stnto lodge No. 10, Inde
pendent Order of Odd Fellows, aro re-
Ho described his visit to Pretoria quested to attend tho funeral ot our lato
and ot tho surprise, he felt upon finding
tho conditions thcro about tho samo as In
;Amorlca. "Tho people of tho country
seemed to tako It for granted that becausu
I was from America I was Ih sympathy
with tho republic, nnd at nil stations I was
greeted enthusiastically and with great
, friendliness, and at tho receptions I nt
tended Kngllsh wns tho lunguago spoken."
Ho said that when ho llrst mot Presi
dent Krugor tho old man wns sitting on
tho front porch of his cottago, talking to
two old farmers who had como to talk with
tho president nbout tho war and tho fato
of their sons, then on the Modder river.
Ho told of n visit to General Jouhort's
tamp and his reception by that comroandor.
llo described tho battlo nt Splonkop, nt
which ho was present, saying that but 150
jnen started to tako the height, being
joined by others until nbout 1,200 Doers
took part ln tho engagement.
"In that battlo," said tho speaker, "I
fcecamo n full-Hedged Door, a'lid would Btand
lor them today If I wore tho only man In
Amorlca to do It. I know they nro right."
Ho tolil of threo generations fighting side
by side, of women with their husbniuls ln
tho field, ot boys who seized tho father's
rlfio ns It fell, and said, "Then I helloved
brother, Doticrt S. Ramsay, from his res
idence, 1414 North Nineteenth strcot,
Tuesday, January 7, 1902, at 2 p. m. Mem
bers will mcot at Independent Order ot Odd
Follows' hall at 1 p. m. Members of sis
ter lodges and sojourning visitors aro In
vited to attend.
W. 13. WILSON, N. O.
GEORGE U EDWARDS, Secretary.
SI'ECIAIj KXCUHSION
To CcntrnI Ainrrlcn.
Leave Omaha January 12th, via St. Louts,
New Orleans, Puerto Barrios, Guatemala
City, San Jose, returning in time tor Mardl
Qras ln Now Orleans. For rates and all
Information, call or wrlto W. II. Green,
Room 405, Now York Life Dulldlng, Omaha,
Neb.
Shampooing and hair dressing, 25c. In
connection with tho DatherJ, J16-220 Doit
building. Tclaphono 1716.
A ii no n li crin lit of the Turnler.
Ono of the cleverest negro ditties, or
ns moro popularly known "coon songs and
dances," ever written and arranged Is to
bo seen at each perfomanco ot "A Run
away Qlri." Strango as It may appear. It
was composed by a couplo of Englishmen
and Is considered thn neatest nnd most
natural creation In that line thnt has been
seen for years. Mr. Arthur Dunn and
Miss Clara Hollo Jerome execute tbts
charming song and dance during tho per
formance and with tho assistance ot the
electrical moonlight effect Introduced
raako n decided hit ln its rendition. Tho
piece will bo seen Wednesday afternoon
and night and Thursday night at Iloyd's.
In tho vernacular of the vaudevlllo stage
somo of the turns on nt tho Orphoum this
week nro "big hits." Mldglcy and Car
llslo furnUh a euro for dreary feelings.
Their llttlo Bketch, "After School," sclntil-
latcs with fun from start to flnluh. Other
turns on tho bill nro Just h deserving of
pralso as this, Thomld-week family mat-
lneo will bo given tomorrow. Tho inter
est manifested In tho amateur show,
which will be given Saturday night, Is
shown by the brisk nnd steady demand for
scats, which wero placed on sale yester
day.
Cnmcron, plumber, 1110 Farnara, 'phono
4C9.
samo as tho spirit ot '76 In America."
Mortality NlntlNtli'N.
Tho following deaths nnd births wcro re-
Forted to the city health commissioner for
ho forty-eight hours ending nt noon Mon
day: Deaths Myrabollo I. Dautnan, 1321 Cnpl
lol nvenue, uged 1 mnnth; Henry Mi-utzel,
nouglas County hospital, aged 13; Sophia
Dickson, 3102 Howard, nged 12,
Dlrths Arthur C. Smith, 1013 South
Auditor of OrPKon nnd Southern Pa-
cine SynteniB,, nu Well
Union rnclllc.
Tho authority of Erastus Young, who un
til now has been genoral auditor of the
K3M
IONS
We now start in with a determination to com
pletly clear our floors of everything in the
$500,000 STOCK
DAMAGED BY
Smoke and Water
Prices have been again reduced throughout
the. entire establishment.
75c Silks at 19c Yd.
Our entire stsck of 75c silks In taf
fetas, taffetlnes, surnbs, foulards, etc.,
that wo sold at 75c yd, only -f
slightly smoke damaged, I mH
on main iloor, yard
Children's 50c Caps at 5c Each
All ot the children's and Infant's all li
caps nnd poko bonnets that
wero sold at 60c, very slightly
smoko dnmnged, nt, each ....
' 50c Veilings 5c Yd.
Tho balance of our cntlro veiling stock
that wns in any wny damaged by
smoko or water, ln chcntllo dotted
cnlffon, sewing silk nnd EI,,-,
tuxedo nets, In black and
colors, at, yard
$1 Corsets 25c
Alt ot our smoko damaged corsets and
corset waists, In nil tho well known
standard makes nnd brands thnt nro
ln nny way dnmnged
by pmoko or water,
at 1
50c Gloves 9c Pair
Our entire stock ot ladles' and misses'
cashmoro gloves, black nnd colors, nil
sizes, that wuro In any way
damaged, on sulo nt,
Pf.lr w
25c
$1 Golf Gloves 49c Pair
49c
Our cntlro stock of smoko damaged
golf gloves, guaranteed
$1.00 quality, on sale
nt
$1 Dress Goods 5c Per Piece
Thousands of short pieces of dress
goods in crepons, serges, fancy silk
and wool novelty cloths,
many pieces to match,
at; per plcco
5c
Ladies' $1 Petticoats at 25c
All of tho pcttlconts In black and col
ored sateen, with ruffles nnd flounces,
H ut sold nt $1.00, mm
slightly smoko dam- .2iC
aged,' only mr'
Damaged linens
Full size, full bleached, nil linen
napkins, worth $1.23
-a dozen, OilC
nt
Full blenched, extra heavy, nil linen
damask napkins, $1.50 mm m
and $1.75 qualities, OC
per dozen
Assorted grades of best quality nap
kltiB, largo sizes, puro f
linen thrBo havo been
wot $2.50 values, doz.... V-r
Fringed napkins ln turkey j,
red and dnransk, worth S, lr C
1.20 dozen, each " V
Smoked Underwear
Men's 2."c merino under- -f J"
wear ln natural and I
camel's hair, at Av-
Men's 60c sanitary Ilccco mm
lined shirts and &C
drawers, nt
Men's $1 quality heavy mm -v
wool overshlrts, doiiblo iT5JG
front and back, at
Smoked Neckwear
Men's 50c silk neckwear, -f -v
nil styles unl patterns, C
nt "
Men's 23c silk neckwear mm
ln n great variety ot
styles nnd patterns, ut ....... '-"'
Men's 25c suspendors, v
slightly damaged by 1JC
smoke, per pair
Everything Else Marked in Proportion
UlVnCLT Tuesday in the
Unl UtliS Bargain Room
Tuesday 'will be a stem winder in our llnrguin Itooiu. Ju
read this and see if any other house will come within one mill!
of our prices. Having just taken inventory we find thousands o
odds and ends that must be closed out fast. They consist o
silks, dress goods, wash goods, llannelettes, suifs, blankets, un
derwear, etc. We will make special prices each day until w
close out all. Be sure to attned this great sale. No peddlers or
dealers sold to in this room.
Tho I'aU-Amerlcan Ideals opened at tho
Trocadero yesterday afternoon to a
Publish your legal notices In the Wcokly crowded house, presenting a first-class hill,
Deo. Tclephono 238. every act receiving Hborai applause 'ine
. .olio Includes: Baby Flo. child artiste:
tho spirit ot 1000 ln South Africa was tho ERASTUS YOUNG'S PROMOTION Kelly and Silvers, singers and dancers;
Zelma Summers, songstress; Foster and
Henderson, In a sketch; McRoble and nose,
comedians; tho Zlmmermans, operatic
stars; Charles .Itoynard, black-faco act,
and John W. Flood, barrel Jumper.
The engagement closes Saturday evening,
with dally matlnera.
Next Sunday matlneo the Itlco & Darton
Union Tactile, has been oxtended over tho nntetv romnanv. with thirty-eight peoplo.
Oregon Short uno, tno urogon iinuway ana comog, this being Its first western trip
Navigation company ana tno cnuro soum
crn I'aclllc system. Ills jurisdiction now The ncymern
extends over 15,000 miles of road, tho an- Qf Callforna aro of wonderful Interest.
nual earning oi wnicn is a.uuu.uuu. d mone tn0 m0Bt readily ncccsslblo of
Tho word "genoral" Is now droppod from rniifnrnln'ii natural curiosities. Thov nre
tho heads of tho, auditing dopartmonta of nDont j00 miles north of San Francisco.
each of tho Individual roads comprising Though tho nltitudo of tho Ooysers Is obout
this system, ana moy win do Known nore- onnn feet, tho d stanco from tho sea makes
after ns uudltors simply. Tho threo hend- tno days dry nnd warm, nnd tho nights
quarters will be nt Ban i-rnncosco, wow c00i
Orleans and Houston.
NEW OFFICERS FOR AHAM0
Wumnii'ii Auxiliary to Omaha. Typo-
Kraplilcnl Union llnlda It An
nual Klcotlon.
The man who can hardly crawl, nnd
has just strength to get through a day's
york, has no strength left lor family
life. He wants to be quiet ; to be alone,
out of sight and sound of everybody.
What a difference between such a
nan and the healthy, hearty man, who
romps with his children and rides his
laughing baby to "llanbury Cross."
What makes the difference? Usually
disease of the stomacli, involving the
entire digestive nnd nutritive system.
Dr. Tierce's Golden Medical Discovery
cures dlsenses of the stomach nnd other
organs of digestion and nutrition. When
these diseases are cured the biudrance to
the proper nourishment of the body i
removed and strength comes back again.
M am hsppy to uy I im setting to fed Hue.'
wrltti Mr. A. J. Vanderwater, of 873 Wert
Diriaion Street, Chicago, III. "In all I have
taken alx boltlea ot ' uouieu aieuicai inieovtry
Thoso who contemplate n visit to tbesa
wonderful sights should remember that
"Tho Overland Ilouto" Is tho only natural
route, nnd is tho plcasantest, shortest and
quickest.
The union raclllc Is the only line run
ning through trains to San Francisco from
Omaha.
THIIEE TItAlNS DAILY.
No change ot cars across the continent
For full Information address City Ticket
Office, 1324 Farnara. 'Phono 316.
Dress Goods
M-lnch strictly all wool cheviots, nt 49c.
62-lnch strictly nil wood tttorm serges, at
49c.
42-Inch crnnlto cloth, worth T5c. at 49c.
40. Inch nil wool hcnrlettn. worth 75c, at (
49c.
54-lnch heavy nil wool plaids, worth
$1.60, it 49c.
64-lnch nil wool - racking, worth 75c, at
49c.
38-Inch strictly nil wool vcnetlanB, etc.,
at 49c.
38-Inch grnnlto, cloth, worth 7Gc, nt 39c.
86-Inch all wood henricttna, worth 69c,
at 39c.
38-Inch black figured satin bcrbor, nt 39c.
42-inch storm serges, worth fiOe, nt 25c.
46-inch fancies, worth SI, nt 25c.
36-inch hcnrlettas,, worth COc, nt 25c.
28-Inch hcnrlettas, half wool, nt 7Vic.
28-Inch Jacquards, bait wool, 7c.
28-Inch plaids, half wool, nt 5c.
115.00 dress patterns, $3.08.
S12.60 dress patterns, $2.98.
$10.00 dress patterns, $1.98..
Underwear Sale
Mon'n tOc hosiery, llecco lined Bhlrts and
rirnwertf. at 25c.
Men's whlto unlaundercii snirts, regular
EOc quality, at 25c.
Men's $1.00 heavy icrscy ovorBuins, in
Men's 25c heavy wool bocks, at iuc.
Shirts and drawers, worth up to $1.00,
nt 39c
1 lot of ladles' and children's stocKings,
worth up to 25c, nt 5c.
Men's nnd boys' GOc heavy jersey over-
shirts, In all sUes, at 25c.
Silks. Velvets and Corduroys
All our ific nnd $1.00 black silks, at 49c.
All our 75c and $1.00 fnncy silks, nt 39c.
Silk remnants nt nil prices.
All-our 50c nnd 75u velvets, nt 15c.
All our Ec corduroy at 29c.
French Flannel and Ghallis,
All our strictly nil wool French llanncls
worth 75c yard, ln dots and small figures
will go at 25c yard.
All our lino Imported challis, that wo
sold In tho bargain room at 50c, go nt 25c
Linings
15c and 19c 11L.AOK LININGS, YARD
WIDR, AT Cc.
All our yard wldo Imitation French flan
nels, to close, worth 19c, at Ec,
All our yard wldo remnants of outing
flannol, worth 12Vc, nt 5c.
All our remnants of 15c nnd 10c percales
will go nt Ec.
All our flno prints, remnants, will go a
3yc.
All our Ec npron ginghams, 3c,
All our 10c Shaker flannel, Ec.
Blankets
An nll-dny sale on blankets, comforts,
otc, at about half their regular value.
c Boys' Clothing
fioys' $2.E0 2-pIeco suits, nt 95c.
Hoys' $3.60 2-pteco suits, at $1.50.
Hoys' $5 3-plccn suits, at $1.95.
Hoys' 7Bo corduroy pants, at 25c.
Hoys' 75c all wool pants, at 35c.
noys' $1,00 all wool pants, at EOc.
Hoys' $2.50 long pants; at 95c.
NEBRASKA
CLOTHING
Our olatlies art' popular because they
deserve popularity. 'They're worn be
cause they aro worthy of all classes'
wear.
Xo patron over leaves this store
without feeling that both ho ami wo'
have been parties to an honest, legit
imate transaction.
THE PKICE CLlTriXG PROCESS
shows itself conspicuously .iiw-Yinr
men's clothing department these early
January days, in most cases enough
has been clipped olT to ;neournge,you
to prepare for next winter's wearing;
Men's 0 Coats,
the worthy kind. ,
$6.00, $7.50, $9.00, $9.50, $10.00, $11.00, $12.75, SJ3.50
AND ur.
It is no idle speech when we claim that our. clothing
department is pre-eminent in Omaha, and, it is no idle,
boast to say that it will continue so. Our plans and scope ,
for it are all laid on a wider, larger and better basis than '
ever before, which makes it more than ever, your trading
pin co. If you ha vp been paying too much for your cloth
ing, stop it and try T.he
HAYDENs ftFT
Every woman's garment in the house at
half the marked price or less. No dilly-dallying
?;bout it. Everything must go in the
next ten days. Sale now going on. o
waiting. Garments altered on day of pur
chase. All alterations guaranteed perfect
and money refunded if everything is not en
tirely satisfactory, liemember, every gar
ment is about haif marked price.
Women's suits, silk lined throughout,
made of broadcloths and tine Venetians,
only 10-00
"Women's 20.00 jackets for only. 9.00
Women's 10.00 coats for only 4.00
Women's S20.00 automobiles for only 10.00
Women's 20.00 raglans for only r-J0
Women's $,12.00 raglans for only
Women's 15.00 automobiles for only -. 7.50
Women's boucle capes, 0 inches long for only 1.50
Women's rainy-day skirts for only 1.90
Women's fine cheviot and serge skirts that sold for ?12 at $5.50
Women's dress skirts trimmed with satin bands, for only. 3.98
Women's $0.00 silk waists for only .' 2.9S
WmiiPii'M S:iO.o0 h-iiits for only 15.00
Women's $0.00 rainy-day skirts for only
Women's ."51.00 underskirt.:; for
Women's $1.50 wrappers for
Infant's cloaks, made of nice eiderdowns for . .
3.98
30c
(59c
50c
1.50
5.00
Children's jackets, worth up to 4.00, for
Women's iackets, in reds, blues and castors, for
EVERY GARMENT MUST BE CLOSED OUT. No Reserve.
HAVDtN BROS.
The Perfected American Shoe
Sorosis at $3.50 always
I'rom tho lightest turn solo for dress to tho heavi
est extension solo for street, Soroslsi shoos for
women contlnuo to lend tho shoo procession of this
nnd othor countries of tho world.
Sorosis fit, and tho lit tolls. K
Sorosis Shoe Store, 203 S.15th St.
Wrllo for C'ntnloKii.-. I'rnitlc Wllrom, lr.
At the semi-annual meeting of Ahamo
auxiliary to Typographical union No. 190
Monday afternoon nt tho home of Mrs.
nart Cox. 824 South Twentieth streot. theso
wore elected olllccrs: Mrs. nort Cox. nrosl- Bond articles of Incorporation, notlcos of
dent; Mrs. M. N. Qrimth, vlco president: stockholders' meotings, etc., to Tho Bee
Mm. n. r. Patterson, secretary: Mrs. H. we win givo mem yiuyur .uaojuuu,
Matthes, treasurer; Mrs. W. C. Turnor, Tolephono 238.
chaplain; Mrs. M. T. White, guide.
HAYDEN BROS
The next mooting will bo nt the residence
of Mrs. Louis Kolb, 3870 Hamilton streot,
Monday. January 30, Wednesday night,
Jnnuary 15, at Hoyal Arcanum hall In the
Boo building, tho Ahamo Is to entertain
members and friends at high flvo.
Shampooing and hair dressing, 25c, Iu
connection with the Bathery, 216-220 Beo
building. Telephone 1716.
nun).
Save
Your Hands
ti.M (tan me worldA of pood. Thefte medl.
dnM have brought the great change in me
and four or five vluU o( the little ' relief.' Tltcy
leae nieui
se in me
Vnm & nlow iqom of a mau that could hardly
crawl, tired aud ick all the time, and could A3
no work. Now I can worlc, Bleep, eat, and feel
fine, aud that tired feeling la all sol tic amy. I
fm vary tbhuHul that 1 wrote to Dr. Pierce,
lis Golden Medical UUcorery' aud hU little
Ivtr 'Felleta' have altnort made a new man of
me. I feel youug ai I did at thirty yeara. No
other doctor for rae, ouly Dr. Tierce.'
1 Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, in paper covers, is sent free on
receipt of 21 one-tent stamps to pay
expense of mailing only. Audres l)r,
i JU V, fierce, Buffalo, H, Y.
EXCHANGE FREE FROM DEBT
Ilullilira nnil Triitlrra Oli-linile ()icii
lnic of Auaiili'lnua Year lUce
tlon of Ofllcrra.
At the close of the annual election ot
the Builders and Traders' exchange last
night the members took part iu a smoker
given to celobroto the llrst year In twelve
that the exchange starts out froo from
debt.
The result ot the eloctlon was an
nounced as follows: President, J. Frud
Smith; vice president, J. I. Watt; treas
urer, Grant Parsons; directors, A. J, Vter-
ling, J. W. Phelps, Kred Itucmparg ud
I Thomaa Uerd.
STOUT Mlnnlo K., aged SO, January 6,
it,?.
Funorol Tuesday morning nt 10 o'clock
from tne residence, -ii unio street.
Funeral private.
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GLOVE
Don't ruin them
with grense and
hot water. Clot n
pair of r u b b o r
gloves for dish
washing nnd other
house work. Tho
kind wo sell will
last and they nro
warranted greuso
proof, Price $1.25;
by mail, postugo
paid, $1,85.
MYERS-DILLON DRUG CD,,
Telephone 1W.
Kith mid Fiirimm Streets.
OMAHA.
Dealers ia all kinds ot Rubber Goods.
LOOK OUT
FOR FRAUDS
You can nlways depond on getting tho
genuine article at our store. It makes uo
dlfforenco whether It Is a doctor's pre
scription, a patent medicine, or Extract of
Beef, You cannot buy genuine EXTRACT
OF BEEF at prices quoted by othora. Our
prices aro:
Lelblg Extract of Beef. 2-oz 45c
Armour's Extract ot Beef, 2-oz 46c
Cudahy'B Extract ot Beef, 2-oz 40c
Swift's Extract of Beef, 2-oz 40c
Valentino's Meat Julco 8ro
NVyoth's Meat Julco , 7Do
Theso aro genuine goods. IMITATIONS
can be bought for $1.25 a dozen. Wo havo
none.
FULLER H CO.
l-UU nud DouslM Stk
Big I and Little You
uvHi?ms don't L'o any more with tho Intol-
IlKeiit public. Wo consider that our pa
trol h havo brains enough to know what
thov want-so that tho inducements which
wn nffnr to brlllK POOplO tO OUP HtprO Is to
sell them llio best tho market urronis ijjr
tho least rnoney-und not harp about our
Koods being better than anybody else h.
Thin week wo .propose to close out our
1 lie of Client Protectors nt 25 per cent less,
for 'the same article, than nny other doalor
in Omaha offurs. Come In nnd lot us show
you ns tlm coin wchiiut w
y"t. Coinpiir tho following prices with
others:
I1.C0 l'eruna
io urungemo ..
ji.W vm aiarinni
25o Humphrey'? Specifics
$1.00 Hcxlno l'lim
$l!fjo Tcinntailon Tonlo ....
(Wo Omega Oil
J1.00 Alugnet rue wiru ....
COc l'ozzonl Powder
$1,00 Bromo' Heltzer
r.i t,t.il. l, ,,,u ( 'nrnnnnnil
$.l!75 HoHpltuI hIzo Malted Milk .$2.fi
60o KIiw'h New Discovery A;0
Wo I.n lllili'lio rimucr
170
75o
15a
75c
25o
33c
25o
2S(
COo
25c Woodbury's Facial Powder.,
$1.00 Wlno C'urdul ..
Ma Cramer's Kidney Cure (genuine)..
KTOIUS Ul'KN aJ.Ij niiuiri.
330
130
490
40c
CPUIECED'Q c,u l'rtv"
OUn ACT lull O Print Store,
Tel. 717 H. W "-. H1 "'' JlilfK'
f&oods delivered FUEB to any part of city.
Open Your Eyts
to tho nuallty of Mctz beer, nnd you'll find
nothing ln beerdom so soothing and satis,
tying tn the nnlato.
Quality makes It, so and choicest honi
and mult mukes tho cxcullence of tlii
quality. u.
Metz Bros. Brewing Co,
Tel. lit), Omaha.
Or Jacob Neumayer, Agt., caro Noumaysi
Hotnl, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
ASK FOR A.
Contains the best Havana Tobacco. Equal to Imported dran.'
oulftoturod by f. U-Bloo MoxoatUo Olsw Oo,t OU Loula, Uolua Hn&i,