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THE OMAHA DAILY BEBt WEDyESDAY, JANUARY 8,. 1002.
WAITS FOR HUSBAND IN VAIN
'lick Wtmts ftom MliHetpolIi Iai Wrj
"Vigil at Ualti Statin.
Watches three days and three nights
Vom IVIUnn, Who I'nrtnl nllh IVlte
mt Slonx Clt' mill M'n to Ham
Jnlnrtl Her In Otnnhn, My
prlnnnl' DlKnpiicnrs,
Almost blind And so sick sho was unable
to eat and could scarcely fwalk, Mrs. Ellen
Wilson lived (or three entire days and
nights, last week In Union station, watting
faithfully, na sho had promised to do, for u
husband who never came.
Finally, persuaded 'thnt sho was deserted,
Mrs. Wilson accepted financial assistance
and Sunday morning boarded a train that
boro hor to the friends In Fort Collins,
Colo., whom she and her husband had
Started to visit Inst Wednesday. A watch
is bolng kept at t ho station for a man of
Wilson's description to appear, but none
uch has yet been seen.
For eighty bucccssIvo hours Mrs. Wilson
tarried vainly about tho big station, friend
less and absolutely alone, the women's wait
lng room her boudoir, a long seat therein
her couch and the lunch counter to the rear
her dining room. Never onco from Thurs
day morning till Sunday did sho leave, tho
building except when tho big passenger
trains came, rolling Into the station, when
sho would drag herself wearily to tho gates
In tho high Iron fenco and stand thoro
peering eagerly at each arrival till tho last
had passed through. Then sho would re
turn to her abiding pace nnd begin another
Dreary, loncsomo slcgo of waiting.
Will I oil In MIoiiiT.
Thursday, Thursday night, Friday and
Trlday night Mrs. Wilson Hnld absolutely
hotiilng to unyono concerning her plight.
Firm in tho faith thnt her husband would
come, sho waited In silence. Finally on
'Saturday a cheery Omaha school toachor
roturnlng to her work after a vacation
Bpont at homo noticed Mrs. Wilson sitting
dlsconnolatcly In tho waiting room. Sho
had seen tbo woman In tho sanin place two
days beforo and guessed something was
wrong, so sho spoko to her. A flood of
tears wan tho respond, and finally tho
'Ionian told hor Htory.
Tom Wilson, till recently n fireman on
tho Great Northern system, running out of
Minneapolis, sho said, waa her husband.
They bnd been married about three, years
and had llvod In Minneapolis. For months
past hor health had been very poor, and
finally It wnn decided that sho had better
"visit Wilson's parents In Fort Collins to
eeo If tho climate would help her. Mr.
Wilson decided to go with his wife. So ho
reelgiiod, resolving to hunt work in Colo
tndo.
They took tho train out of Minneapolis
Wednesday and Wilson worked his rail
road traveling card as far as Sioux Cltv.
Thoro tbo conductor said Tom could go no
further, although ho was willing to carry
Mrs. Wilson. Tom had $30. lie gave, his
wife $15 and told her to go ahead and wait
tor him In Omaha and he would got there
at onco somehow, perhaps by beating his
vay. Sho came, but ho did not follow.
Help (ram Soliool Toucher.
The school teacher waa touched and atso
Jntorcatod. Sho told tho woman that tho
Daly thing for her to do was to go at onco
to Fort Collins. Mrs. Wilson finally con
sented to do this. Tho faro was $16.50.
Sho still had $14 of her J15. Tho teacher
gavo her $3 moro nnd told hor to buy a
ticket and go. Hut as soou as her friend
left Mrs. Wilson weakened. She could not
hrlng herself to go nnd lcava Tom, pos
sibly bunting for her In Omaha.
The story waa out, however, and tho at
tention of the, station oflklals was brought
to tho sick woman. Mrs. Constanco Wil
son, tho travelers' nld, sought her out and
persuaded her that she had bettor go.
Again a small deficiency was mado up and
tho wayfaror started on hor Journey. Mr.
Wilson had tho checks for both trunks, but
after Identifying them and their contonts
and paying 60 conts charges Mrs. Wilson
Iras permitted to tako them with her.
fS.OO (or ii Half n Ilny'ii Work.
It you live In tho country or tn a small
town and havo a good nciiualntanco nmong
tho farmers and stockralsers in tho neigh
borhood, you can mako $5 easily by four
cr flvo hours' work. Write us nnd vo will
end you our proposition. Tho Dee Publish
ing company, Solicitors' Dept.. Omaha, Neb.
Shampooing and hair dressing, 25c. In
connection with tho Bnthory, J16-220 Den
building. Tcljphono 1718.
COMMENDS RETIRING PASTOR I CANADIAN EDITORS IN TOWN
First Chrlatlnn Church Ilonnl Adopts
llranliitlunn on Titular Mar
tins' Work.
The board of the First Christian church
has adopted resolutions commending the
work nnd character of the pastor, Hev.
Sumner T. Martin, who recently resigned
to enter a new field of labor. Tho resolu
tions declare that Brother Martin Is a paB
tor nnd preacher of exceptional force and
ability, whoso work In this city has been
crowned with success.
Fuoll Fniatn ram tat Narthwtit Itraat
Omaha ia Faroi.
OUT ON A SIGHT-SEEING EXCURSION
Kxplornllon of Wmtrrn States to lie
Carried on DnrltiK Xext Three
Works by These Enthusiasts.
Mop-Over nt MnKiirn Falls
without extra chargo is permitted on
through tickets to New York or Philadel
phia via tho Lehigh Valley railroad.
I.IMITHD FAItTV (
For Central Amrrlrn.
Leaving Omaha January 12, going via St.
Louis and New Orleans, taking tho new and
elegant steamer Breakwater of the United
tulf m.1 Mnll nnmnonv ttfilllntr frnm New
Orleans 9 a. m. January 10, thence to Puerto ta8,tei1 ,thcy would do when they struck
Barrios, thence to Guatemala City via
Forty Canadian pencils pushers, with their
wives and daughters, Invaded South Omaha
yesterday and spent Just three hours In
an Investigation of the stock yards and
packing houso Industries there. Then they
camo back to Omaha and enjoyed them
selves till Ilurllngton train No. 3 took them
away to Denver at 4:23 ywtcrday afternoon.
The Canadians camo to Omaha Monday
from tho north nnd everything that they
Northern railroad, passing through tho gar
den spot of Central America from the trop
ical to tho temperate zones, along banks of
rivers, cocoanut plantations, tropical for
ests, cornfields, sugar, rlco and tobacco
plantations
Tho most delightful winter trip Imagin
able. The capital, Guatemala City, Is ono of the
most beautiful cities In tho world, provided
Omaha has been carried out to tha let
tor. They aro on their way to California
on their third annual excursion.
Many things wero done by tho northern
ers beforo they boarded tho southbound
trolley car yesterday. First of all, and
boforo any others of tho four score had
arisen, J. C. Cromo nnd J. J. Young, promi
nent members of tho party, stolo down
n fairs In tho Millard hotel and set up In
tho mlddlo of tho lobby a handsome, exhibit
with flrst-class hotels, olectrlo lights .and ? J,ho Fo..l . product, ot the region
all modern Improvements of a metropolitan
city, surrounded by mountains and volca
noes. Tho grandest cltmata in tho world.
A stop of about ten days nt th'c city, thence
to San Joso on the Pacific coast, a distance
of about seventy-four miles. A most inter
esting and especially attractlvo side trip,
came.
grasses and grains and vegetables aro ar
ranged In cases and make a handsome
showing-'
llreakfast All Tonfthrr.
With this emblem of tholr native prldo
prominently established, the two men gavo
passing through ruins of old cities, which a "view halloo" for Canada that brought
havo been there for ages, returning so as to tho remainder of tho party out and down
tirrlvo In New Orleans to witness tho MardI In a Jiffy. Thontho wholo eighty trooped
Grns and carnivals. Passengers desiring to Into breakfast together, presenting a br 11-
romaln longer In the south can leavo party llant spectacle of vivacious women nnd rol-
at New Orleans, returning nt any time, up to licking men.
June 1. Mr. J. A. Darthol, general manager A special string of street cars awaited
Northern railway of Guatemala, will meet tho visitors for tho Journey to South Omaha
party at Puerto Darrlos and personally con- and lunch wns had In that city, Swift and
duct It through the entlro trip whllo tn Company being hosts for tho occasion.
Central America, Mr. Darthol being well When tho party reached Omaha again tho
acquainted with tho country, language and city was rounded up thoroughly, all points
nil points of Interest. Hound trip from of local Interest being visited. First of all,
Omifha and back to Omaha, Including roll- naturally enough, camo tha nowspaper
road nnd sleeping car faro both ways, meals ofllccs, nnd the corridors of The Uco build-
nnd stntoroom on steamer, $138. For do- ing echoed with tho sound of voices that
scrlptlvo matter, or all Information, call or
wrlto W. 11. Orpon, room 405, New York
Llfo building, Omaha, Neb.
The (irjuera
Of California aro of wondorful Interest,
had tho unaccumtomed richness nnd depth
of tone that comes from a life In the. cold
north.
Tho court house, city hall ' nnd other
prominent buildings wcro Included In tho
tour and tho party Anally wound up at tho
Hnd among the most readily accessible of Commercial club, where a brief reception
California s natural curiosities. Thoy aro was tendered.
about 100 miles north of San' Francisco.
Though tho altltudo of tho Goysers Is about
2,000 feet, tho distance from tho sea makos
tho days dry and warm, and tho nights
cool.
Thoso who contcmplato a visit to these
wonderful sights should remember that Shampooing and hair dressing, 25c. Iu
Tho Overland Route" Is tho only natural connection with tho Bathorr, 216-220 Be
From Omaha to Denver A. L. Kldemlller,
local passenger ngent of tho Burlington
road nt St. Paul, will escort tho party ovor
bis lino. 'Then tho Santa Fo takes them on
to Los Angeles.
route and Is tho plcasantcst, -.hortcst and
quickest.
Tho Union Pacific Is the only line run
ning through trains to San Francisco from
Omaha.
v TimEB TRAINS DAILY.
No change of cars across tho contlnont.
For full Information address City Ticket
Office, 1324 Farnam. 'Phono 31G.
building. Telcphono 1716.
Announcement!! of (he Theaters.
This afternoon "A Runaway Girl" opens
at Boyd's theater for thrco performances.
This musical comedy Is ono of the most
successful ever written. It hns been be
fore the public now for over thrco sea
sons, but Is still playing to enormous busi
ness. Last season It was seen at Boyd's
Publish your legal notices In the Wsekly
Bee. Telephone' 23k.
Stock Reducing
Drug Sale....
Wo .found oyer $5,CX) worth of drugs In
our warehouse In excess of our usual Htock
wo.havo commenced a drug sale which will
aisposo oi ino goous ino prices iuii uu
and took tho city by storm. President EOo Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin 2fla
h... no.i i.vu Alien s ueicry uompounu inr. ... mc
25c Allcock Porous 'Plasters for l2o
Roosevelt, then speaking
opoocn irom a dox ana complimented tno 11.00 Durnlmm's Beef. Iron and Wlno.. roc
performance very highly. Arthur Dunn, Hitter water, Hunyacll LaJos for 15c
Clara Bello Jerome, Celeck Wynne and IiroX t&YtVcVfor V;.:';;.
ouiera, wnu wero in iuu cubi iam Heason, roc Hromo Seltzer for 29c
nro ntlll with It. The entlro company In-11.00 Jiromo Seltzer for Mc
eludes over fifty people.
SPECIAL EXCURSION
To Centrnl America,
Leave Omaha, January 12th, via St. Louis,
New Orleans, Puerto Barrios, Guatemala
City, San Joso, returning In time for MardI 60c Hind's Honey und Almond Crm
25c Chamberlain's Cough Syrun for.... 17c
25a Chamberlain's Cough Cure 17c
All goods warranted new nnd genuine.
J1.00 Duffy's Mult Whiskey for 71c
25c Dandcrtno for 20c
D0c Danderlno for
Jl.CO Dnnderlno for 50c
11.50 Fellows' Syrup for 05o
25c Frostellu for 19c
25c nnrllcld Ton for 20c
Gras In New Orleans. For ratos and all .,f,r .
stockholders' meetings, etc., to The Bee.
We will glvo them proper legal Insertion.
Telephone 238.
MRS. J. BENSON
38c
t fUi 1 Inn.l'u Uiifoniifirnin Ct
Information, call or wrlto W. H. Green. Ufrc Howoirs AntUKawf '"l! 17c
noora 405. Now York Life Building, Omaha, $1.00 Kilmer's fiwnnip Hoot Cl'o
w-h 60c Kilmer's Swamp Hoot 38c
IUW AllllllCU ill lift Wl iim)i uiu
1x75 Malted Milk for ."".V.V.V.V.V.V.IicS
50a Mnrsnnu s (called oy some
"Lloblc's" Extract Beef) for 14a
25c Mistletoe Cream for 14c
$1.00 Newbro'H Jiorptcluo Tor 5Sa
50c Omega Oil for 84c
50c Parker Hnlr Ualsnm for 40o
51.00 Pnlno's Celery Compound for .... 63c
J 1.00 Fluaud's Knu do Quinine for 73c
50c Plnaud's Kau do Quinine for 3So
25c Plso Consumption Curu for 16a
50o Pond's Kxtract for 88o-
75c Port Wlno for 33o
60c 1'yrumld Pile Curo for 40c
25c Hublfonm for 20c
25o Bhllohs' Consumption euro for .... 17c
31.00 Temptation Tonic 29a
11.00 Wlno Cardul , too
MONDAY WE COMMENCED A ,
Clearing
Sale
All Over the Store
Children's Cloaks at just half former price.
v 'All Cloth and Colored Silk Hoods at half former price.
' Boys' and Girls' Toques, excellent quality, all go in two
lota, at 25c and 45c each.
Children's Golf Gloves all reduced, 15c, 25c and 35c.
Corduroy Waists that were ?4.50, now $2..90.
'm lAli-Over Tucked Flannel Waists, were 2.75, now 91.75.
iW. .C. C. Long Corsets, regular price f 2.75, now 1.38.
P. D. Long Corsets, regular price 8.50, now 1.75.
The Ariston, an extra strong, steam-molded corset, regular
aprice 1.50, now f 1.00.
I Thompson's Glove-Fitting Corset, medium and long waist,
gular price 1.75, now fl.OO.
1A. good, strong Tailor-Made Corset for 50csires 24 to 30.
rA large line of Dressed Dolls at just half former price.
'A handsome Ebonoid Toilet Bet, of brush, comb and mlr-
or, sterling mounted and in case, regular t5.00 set, now f2.87.
Novolties for card prizes, 5c up.
Sherman &, McConnell Drug Co.
"Tho Drut? Store on tho Corner."
BIXTKKNTH AND DODQH STKE13TB.
GRAPE JUICE
IN PERFECTION
Meier's unformcnted Ca
tawbu. AbHolutoly tho pure
julco of tho grape-. Non
alcoholic It boa no equal
for Bttcramental and family
turn. Ah delicate as the first
faint bloom of tho grape
as spanning as tno morning
dew as dainty In flavor as
tho eun-klssed blush upon
tint rlne Catawba, from
which it is made. Itlch
mellow ripe. wo aro sole
western agents.
1'lntB 50c, quarts 11.00.
Pure California Wines,
(bottle rlpo), 35c, 60c und 75o
quart.
Fine Whiskies, 75c, 11.00. J1.25. 1.50.
Mall orders promptly filled.
City orders delivered.
CACKLEY BROS.
Opposite roatoflloe. Telephone 1148.
AGENTS FOU THE CELEBRATED
IIUNTEIl RYE.
r
MRS. J, BENSON
Trenton Coal
Lump and Egg $5.75 per Ion
Nut $5. 50 per ton
A PERFECT DOMESTIC COAL
No Soot
No Clinkers
Lasting
Small Ash .
G. 6. HAVENS & CO.,
1522 Farnam St.
Teleprionea 301, 317 and 835.
JBDANo
FIS
Again Marked Down Without Re
serve or Exception
THE $500,000 STOCK DAMAGED BY SMOKE
AND WATER must be disposed of without
delay, however great the sacrifices.
No End of Bargains
No End of Crowds
The Helling continues with increased vigor. The ,nl
vnntages this sale offers ennnot bo overlooked.
Imported nnd Domestic Hose at 12, 1-3 and 1.4 Values.
25c, 35c and 50c Hosiery 12ic.
This Is tho greatest hosiery liarRoln over offered, tho lot Includes about 1200
1
dozen of men's, women's, misses', children's and boys' fast black hose, In all
sizes. They corno In plain and find and heavy ribbed, cotton, wool and fleece
lined, In medium and heavy1 weights, also flno Imported silk finished mercerized
lioso, known as tho "Utickskln Urand. These hoso aro guaranteed fast color.
They aro tho regular 23c, 3"c and r0c qualities, and are ab
solutely perfect, only a trlflo smoked all on sale on front
bargain cquaro at
25c
59c
l.AIMHS' ifl 1M4TTICOATS, "5c.
All tho petticoats In black and colored
sateen, with ruffles and flounces, that
sold at $1.00, slightly
smoke damaged, go at
only
ifi.no DHKs.siNr: na'iuhs nr.
Our entlro stock of ladles' all wool
eiderdown dressing sncaues tn reds,
blues, drabs, pinks, etc., silk stitched,
embroidered and ribbon
trimmed, very slightly
smoko lamugcd, go at ..
ipi.no i)hi:ns ioons ntic
All the wool suitings, Henriettas,
cashmeres, serges, silk nnd wool nov
elties, all bought for this fall's busi
ness, and tbo majority
of them very slightly
damaged from smoke,
go at, yard
woMisys if i.tto consul's lino.
Wo are clearing out all tho smoko
damaged corsets, overy well known
and standard mako Is Included, also
corset waists, go In this lot tho ma
Jortty of them aro $1.00
values on salo
at
SMOICK t)A.MACli:i I'.VDl'.llWIIAIt.
Ladles', misses', children's and
boys' Jersey rlblxMl and flccco lined
underwear, somo slightly damaged by
smoke.
39c
25c
M 1(1303', children's and
pants and drawers,
nil slzrs tho 35c kind,
at
ladles' Jersey ribbed vests and pants
In medium and henvy
weight tho 3Dc kind,
nt
Ladlos' silk fleeced, flno and heavy
ribbed underwear, regular
prlco up to $1.00,
go at
iiACi'.s am) r.Mimoinniui'.s.
Smoko dumaged flno laces on bargain
counters, worth up to
35c, go at, yard,
"ViC, Ho and
Smoko .dumaged embroideries and In
sertions, somo slightly mussed tho
kind thnt sold up to 25c,
go at, 'yard,
3c, Cc and
DAMAfiHD i,im:s.
All tho Htrlctly all linen napkins that
becamo wet, worth
$1.25 per dozen,
go at, each
All tho strictly all linen napkins that
aro worth $2.00 per
dozen, go at,
each
All tho linen towels,
r.'ortb 10c each, go at,
each
All tbo fringed and hemmed buck
and knotted fringe damask
towels, worth up to
40c, go at, each
12c
oys vests,
15c
and pants
19c
and heavy
39c
an bargain
10c
en and In
lussed tho
10c
Ins that
4c
6c
HAYDEN
' Wednesday's
S Astonishing
Bargains in the Bargain Room.
Those sensational values aro for our retail customers only. No peddlert,
dealers or manufacturers sold to In this room. The glgantlo volum of th BIr
Storo's business makes It possible to offer most wondorful bargains In small lota,
broken nlzcs, odds and ends etc., etc. Those we put on sale In the Dsrgaln Room.
ECONOMICAL. SllOrrEHS CAN SAVB FOLLY 60 PEll CENT BY, DAILY VISITS
TO THIS BAUOAIN HEADUAUTEItS.
2c
15c
Everything Else Marked in Proportion
Drtts Goods
64-lnch strictly all wool cheviots, at 49o.
62-Inch strictly all wool storm serges, at
49c.
42-lnch granlto cloth, worth 76c, at 49e.
40-lnch alt wool henrletta, worth 7Cc, at
49c.
64-lnch heavy all wool plaids, worth
$1.60, at 49c.
64-lnch all wool sacking, worth 7Sc, at
49c.
38-lnch strictly all wool Venetians, etc,
at 49c.
38-lnch granite cloth, worlh 76c, at 39c.
36-lnch all wood henrlettas, worth 69c,
at 39c.
88-Inch black figured satin berbor. at 39c.
42-lnch storm serges, worth 60c, at 2Ce.
46-Inch fancies, worth $1, at 26c.
36-Inch henrlettas, worth 60c, at 25c.
28-Inch Henriettas, halt wool, at TVic
28-Inch Jacquards, half wool, 7V4c.
28-Inch plaids, half wool, at 6c.
$15.00 dress patterns, $3.08.
$12.60 dress patterns, $2.98.
$10.00 dross patterns, $1.98.
Undirwur Salt
Men's 60o hosiery, fleece llnod shirts nnd
drawers, nt 26c.
Men's whlto unlaundcrcd shirts, regular
60o quality, at 26c.
Men's $1.00 heavy Jersey oversnirts, at
49c.
Men's 25c heavy wool socks, at 10o.
Shirts and drawers, worth up to $1.00.
"Vict of ladles' and children's stockings,
worth up to 25c, at 6c.
Men's and boys' 60e heavy Jersey over
shirts, in all sizes, at 23c.
Silks. Vilvits and Corduroys
All our 76c and $1.00 black silks, at449c.
All our 75c nnd $1.00 fapcy silks, at SJp.
Silk remnants at all prica.
All our 60o and 76o velvets, at 15a.
All our 60c corduroy at 29c.
Fronch Flannsl and Chillis
All our Htrlctly all wool French flanneli,
worth 76c yard, In dots and small flurea,
will go at 25o yard.
All our fine Imported challla, that we
sold In tho bargain room at 60o, go at 25c.
Linings
16c and 19c BLACK LININ03, YAIID
WIDE. AT 6c.
All our yard wldo Imitation French flan
nels, to close, worth 19c, at 6c.
All our yard wide remnants of outing
flannel, worth 12Hc, at So.
All our remnants of 16o and lOo percales
will go at 6c.
All our flno prlnta, remnanta, .will go a
3Kc.
All our 6c apron glnghama, Sc.
All our lOo Shaker flannel, 6c.
Blanktts
An all-day salo on blanketa; comfort,
otc, at about halt tlwlr regular value.
Boys' Clothing -
noys' $2.60 2-pteco suits, at 95c.
Boys' $3.60 2-pleco suits, at $1.60.
Boys' $5 3-plece sulta, at $1.85.
Boys' 75o corduroy pants, at 25o.
Boys' 75c all wool pants, at 85o.
Boya' $1.00 all wool pants, at 60c,
Boya' $2.60 long pants at 05c.
HAYDEN BROS
HAYDENs
4y2c Grand
Notion Sale, 4c
WEDNESDAY, YOU CAN BUY AT OUR OltAND NOTION SALE
7c bias velveteen for 4c.
lOo linen threads, 4Hci
15c corset steels for 4c.
15c dress stays for 4V4c.
15o dress shields for lV4c.
25c combination package, containing 4
.Li,.,,.. nomiloB. 14 darning needles, 6 hat
and veil pins nnd 40 pins, tho lot onlyc.
20o back combs for 4ic
15c picture frames for 4c.
iKn lmrn back combs for 4c. ,
10c WATEUPKOOK BINDING for 4c
256 hand mirrors, 4c
16c box hooks and oyes, 4Hc.
THE DE LONO HUMP HOOKS' AND
BYES, per card, 4l,4c.
153 tooth brushes, 4c.
6 pair shoo laces, best, 4c.
20c PEAHL BUTTONS, per dozen, 4c.
$p0 COPYRIGHT BOOKS, 89o.
HOSPE'S
INVENTORY
SALE now on,
All tho Pianos and Organs,
all tho Art Stock, all tho Musical
Merchondlso Included In this
Special Clearanco Sale. Prices
that forco sales; no persuasion
necessary, Tho elegant goods
left over from tho Chrlstmus
stock, together with the stock on
which the Insurance adjustment
Is credited will bo offered at
prices 'that soli.
This Invoice contains tho
world's most noted pianos tho
Knabo, tbo Kranlch & Bach, tho
Kimball, tho Mcl'lmll, tho Schu
mann, tho Mclvlllo Clarke, tho
Hallot & Davis, tho Whltnoy,
tho Hospe, tho Hlnze, tho Bur
ton and tho many lesser makes.
Piano Prices.
Somo fine oak cased Pianos for
$137.00; somo elegant walnut
cased pianos for $148.00, and ma
hogany pianos for $167.00. A
number of pianos In different
woods at $187.00, $198.00, $227.00,
$268.00, $237.00; (he finest cases
for $317.00, $338.00 and up. A fow
grand pianos for $390.00 to $475.
You con buy pianos for $25.00
up. You can pay from $10.00 up
for a cash payment, and from
$5.00 up per month. Stools and
Scarfs Included.
Every piano warranted for five
to ten years.
Stools and Scarfs.
$1.00, $1.60, $2.00 $1.50. $2.00, $3.00.
Planor, tuned, ronto'd and re
paired. '
A. HOSPE,
1513-1515 Douglas St.
MANY PEOPLE KNOW
about tho wonderful succcsh achieved by
the world renowned specialist, ur. iiuucr
of Now York City, who haa so completely
mastered the treatment of thoso terrible
diseases peculiar to females, lie has re-rt-ntlv
irlvcn thn nulillc tho bcncllt of Ills
years of oxpcrloncu In this line by placing
on the market his remedy for femalo mal
adies and wo havo Becurcu mo western
agency for same, and have tho right nnd
do OUAltANTKU tho remedy to do Just
what he claims. Wo sou me i.w size lor
76c don't hold you up Just 'cause wo can.
SI All r(.rtmn 5lC
Z5o orungelno '
ii. hn viti Murinni iuu
25c Humnhrev' Sneclilca 15o
11.00 Sexluo Pills 75c
11. 00 Temntatlon Tonic
60o Omega Oil
ti.w Aiagnoi 1'iie euro
50o Pozzonl Powder
11.00 Hromo Seltzer
tl IYI llnVInm'i (VimnAUlld
$3.75 Hospital slzo Malted Milk...,
60c King's .New Discovery
DOq La Uloche rowflfr
25o Woodbury's Facial Powder..
. 33c
. 1UO
. -Sc
, 65a
. 0)a
.12.63
. 35c
. 130
11.00 Wlno Curdtil o
Wo CramertH Kidney Curo (genuine).. 40o
STORK OPEN ALL NIUJIT.
SCHAEFER'S u DrutC Store.
Tel. 747 8, W. Cor. Will nnd Clildaifo.
.Qoodj flellvercajraiBB toanywt of. city,
Nothing Better Made
Prices from $3,
The Robt. Dempster Go.
1-15 l'ariiuiu Nt. ,
Exclusive Doulers In Photo
Material.
The Big Silk Sale is Now On
At Hayden'e, and you can now buy your allka at great reductions. This U a month ot
bargains.
REAL FANCY CHINA SILK. In black
and colors, at 15c.
TAFFETA SILKS,. good rustle, in colors,
at 25c. ... ,
SURAH SILKS, all shades puro suit, ui
29c.
FANCY SILKS, In all stylcB and klndB,
at 39c.
SATEENS, In ovory shade, go on saio ai
39c.
BLACK SATIN, 21-lnch, $1 grnao, go on
salo at 50c.
BLACK SATIN, 30-lnch, $2 grado, SHln-
ncr's, at $1.00.
WHITE CORDED BILK, worth $1.60 at
69c.
CREPE DE CHENG, all colore and black,
regular $1.25, at C9c.
Wo nro showing 100 pieces of tho pret
tiest and cholcost styles In new spring
wash sllkB, ovory color, nnd they are sell
ing nt 49c.
Many of tho new foulards aro already
closed out. Now styles arriving every day.
Did you over In nil your llfo hear of a
taffeta that wcara as good as tbo WINS
LOW T
GROCERIES ON SALE
JUPITER
COAL
THE BEST ALL 'ROUND ME
DIUM PRICED COAL IN THE
CITY JUST RIGHT FOR ALL
PURPOSES- FROM THE RICH
EST MINES IN ILLINOIS.
Lump for Heating, $5.75 a ton
Nut forthe Range, $5.50 a ton
Hald & Rice,
Tel. 1238. 60G So. 10th dt
6 lbs. hand picked navy beans, 19c.
4 lbs. cholco .Japan rlco, 19c.
5 lbs. pearl or flako hominy, 19c.
4 lbs. Scotch split peas, 19c.
Lentils, per pound, 7Vc.
3 lb. cans California plums, 12c.
3 lb. caua choice peaches, 12Vc.
Granulated meal, whlto or yellow, per
sack, 15c.
Sweet chocolate, per cako, 4c.
3 pkgs. solf-ralslng panenko Hour, 25o.
Frci to the Ladies.
Whllo down town shopping, visit our tea
and coffeo department ond got tho finest
cup of our eclobnited Java and Mocha cof
fee, free.
Our coffees nro roasted, oienuea irosn
every day.
Java blond coffeo, 22c. Family Java ana
Mocha, 25c. Excelsior J. M. corroo, J7'ac.
Old Government Java and Mocha, 30c. Best
Mnniiollnir Java and Mochn, 33 l-3o. Gold
en Santos coffeo, 17V4c. Wo sell a good
coffeo, 2 pounds for 25c. Bundrlod Japan
tea, 35c. Basket fired Japan, 37c Mo
yuno Oun Powder, 38c. Cholco Oolong and
Coylon, 45c
. Fish Prices ,
Haydon's havo tho only display of fish
In tho city where you can buy, all klnda
of fish. .
Extra Norway Bloaters, 25c, No. 1 Nor
way mackorel, 20c. No. 2 Norway mack
crol, 17V4c New England Bloaters (24) 15c.
Black Island mackerel, 12 Ho.
Norway herring, 12c
4 K Norway herring. 10c
3 K Norway herring, 8c.
Largo round vhoro herring, 7Hc
Hamburg rolled mops, 16c
Imported Holland, lfic
Norwelglan Anchovies, 12Ho.
HAYDEN BROS.
JANUARY REDUCTION SALE
Special Discount on every piece
in our stock this month.
SHIVERICK FURNITURE
1315 to 1319 Farnam Street.
CO.
Shrader's Fig
Powder Will
Rise You in .
the Morning
Tho only laxative that cures constipation,
gall stone, stomach troubles ot all kinds
and appendicitis; It removes alvlno poison,
the cause of all Ills. Sold In 10c and 25c
boxes by all drugglstB, or send to
W. J. Siirader Medicine Go,,
Nw York Room 10, No. 80 East HU 1.
r 1192 N. Uh it.. Omaha, cita. v
SILVER BEAUTY
i TJnr wn n Dronounced and admired nH It Is today. Tho art of the Silversmith
Iiob nnvor been so pronounci u u m npHt;hotla nd ormlto. Evorvth ne In Silver li
"2 1 ,,P1iutlful Our Htoro la rich with tbo treasures of the Silversmith's Art. Many
ScaulBltc f eaturoH. Wo Invito your Inspection For Wedding Gifts. Silver Is tbo
llltu 1J "
reigning fancy.
Mawhlnney & Ryan Co.,
jewelers and Art 15tii and Douglas sti.
ct.tl naert Mall ordera given careful attention. BUo
aiiii unci iioa pcjujf iont to responsible partlea.
DISEASES
MEN ONLY, i
Ol OrgMte Wiik.
BNSivanMeNa,
DlMi mt thm
Illatddor Trw
Wea. '.
StrltMr mmd
UnJUacaa for Marriage. EsttblUhad IMS.
Chartered bv the State. Call or state eat 'jy
mall, for I'UCE HUME TKCATMENT.
Addre... p-, Lu Clt6lX,
iU IroB Block, MU.WACTUBK. WM.
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