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THE OMAHA DAILY 33EEt WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1002.
BEADY FOR TAX COMPLAINTS
City Otucll Ztgiai In Sitting ti a loixi
if qtalfzatii.
HAS CALL AND CINNELL DIFFER 9N LAW
Conncllmpti Sny llonril Tntinot Cut As
sessment Wliliimt Itnlnlnw Other
and C'ltj-Attorney i:xnrre
., Conlrni-y Opinion,
Goon after 10 yesterday morning Presi
dent Knrr called tho city council to ordor
and announced that tho organization of a
board of equalization for general taxes was
In order. Coutiellnien Trostlcr, Mount,
Hascall, Hurklcy, Zlmmnn, Hoyo and Karr
wero present. Mr. Karr was named n
chairman of tho board by unnnJmous vote.
At tho suggestion of Councilman Unseal!
It wan decided to hava a quorum present In
tho council chamber from 2 until 5 Wednes
day, Thursday, Friday and Saturday after
noons nnd Friday and Saturday forenoons
to listen to complaints. A committee from
tho Ileal Bstnto exchange asked that It bo
given pormlsslon to Introduce speakers Fri
day afternoon, who will fllo objection to tho
assessment placed upon tho personal prop
erty of tho lrunchtsed corporations. The
councllmcn agreed to hear tho real estate
men At that time.
In discussing tho laws which govern tho
Board of Equalization, Councilman Haecall
aid tho decisions In this stnto show that
tho board must bo solely ono of equaliza
tion nnd that It cannot mako changes In as
sessments only ns It Is shown by compari
son that inoqualltlcs exist,
Ifnwnll'N I'liMr ot I.mv.
"If you roduco tho assessment of ono man
tho assessment of others must bo raised
rufllclontly in muko up for tho cut," said
Mr. Uascall. "In making changes In as
sessments the Hoard of Equalization must
not work any change In the total amount of
assessments. Tho board cannot cut and
clash an It pleases. Its work Is regulated
by tho law."
In discussing tho purposo ot tho Hoard of
Equalization City Attornoy W. J. Connell ex
pressed tho opinion that Mr. Hnscnlt holds
nn erroneous opinion. '.'I havo always con
tended that It Is tho purposo ot tho Hoard
of Equalization to deal with taxpayers ro
ftardlcss ot whether a chango Is worked In
tho total amount of nssossmcnts," said Mr.
Connoll. "If Inequalities exist In assess
ments tho board has the- power to equalize
them. In my opinion thcro havo been no
decisions which will prevent tho councllmcn
from changing assessments as they may
deem necessary. If tho decisions provent
any reduction or Incrcuso In tho grand total
It will bo impossible to deal fairly with
many taxpayers. An error Is llablo to creep
Into tho assessments. Imaglno that n man
woro assessed 110,000 on a lot whlcfi adjoins
lots of tho eanio sort which aro returned at
only 91,000. Unless other assessments could
bo raised $9,000 It would be Imposslbto to
lower tho erroneous assessment, In tho
opinion of Judgo Hascall. No such 'Inter
pretation of tho law was Intended, In my
opinion. '
Question of Time ,'iiNllereI.
The law requires that tho Board of!
Equalization Hhnll sit nt least five days. It
was thought by somo members of tho coun
cil that this would not bo a long enough
session on account of tho unusual Interest
manifested this year by persons who desire
to havo the personal assessments ot largo
corporations Increased. After discussing
tho matter for somo tlmo, however, the
councllmcn decided to limit tho sitting to
llvo days If posslblo and agreed that all
complaints must bo acted upon not later
than Saturday. (
Tax Commissioner Fleming turned nil
records over to tho board nnd also handed
to the clerk about forty complaints upon
which tho Board of Ilovlow took no action
on account ot lack of tlmo. Councilman
IlaBcall protested against tho consideration
of tbeso complaints nnd urged that all ob
jections must bo mailo to the Board ot
Equalization first hand. Tho other councll
mon supported him in this objection and
tho complaints woro rojoctcd.
BURGLARS MAKE A DONATION
Pour Stolen llnuin Found on the Step
of Unity Church at Day
11 lirenk.
Four excellent sugar-cured hams, bear
ing tho brand of a well known pncklng
house, wero found by Detectives Donobue
and Savogo yestorday on tho steps of
Unity church, Seventeenth and Cais Rtroots.
Some tlmo during tho night a burglar
broko into tho butchor shop of Fetor Beo
pon, 2801 Farnam street, and stole six hams.
Of these four wero left on tho church steps.
What church, if any, rocolved tho other
two is not known at present. Dr. Newton
Mann, pastor of Unity church, denies that
bo had a donation party last night.
Tho pollco aro searching for tho othor
two hams.
Ilon't Accept Couutcrfelta.
For piles, fckln diseases, Bores, cuts,
brulscH, burns and othor wounds nothing
equals DoWltt's Witch Hazel S.ilvo. Don't
accept countorfolts. None gonulne except
De-Witt's. "I havo aufforcd slnco 1805 with
protruding, bleeding piles and until ro
contly could find no permanent relief," says
J. F. Ceroll ot St. Paul, Ark. "Finally I
tried DeWltt'B Witch Hazel Salvo, which
oon completely cured me."
We wUh to oxtend our heartfelt thanks to
the many frlonds who so kindly assisted us
during tho illness and death ot our hus
band and father.
'MAIIY MAURMAIKR AND CHILDREN.
Shampooing and hair dressing, 26c. In
connection with tho Ilathory, 216-220 Be
building. Telephone 1716.
Publish your legal notices In the Weakly
Bee. Telephono 238.
Mrs. J.
ANNUAL OF PROSPECT HILL
Cemetery Aumelntlon Iteporteit to lie
In Metier Flnnnclnl Condition
Tlinn Ever llefore.
At the annual meotlng of tho lot owners
ot the Prospect Hill Cemetery association
C. A., Baldwin, whose torm as trustee ex
pired, was unanimously re-elected. The
secretary read reports from Henry W.
Yates, trustee of the permanent fund, and
also tho business report of the receipts and
expenses during the year 1901, showing tho
finances ot tho association to bo In much
better condition than they ever had been
before. The amount In tho permanent fund
Is $11,800, In addition to somo $1,600 In the
hands of tho treasurer.
A resolution was adopted expressing
gratification at the promise ot tho Omaha
Street Railway company to complete a line
to tho cemetery early in the spring and It
was decided to lay before tho company tho
Importnnco of having this lino completed
by tho middle of May, so as to provldo ade
quate facilities for reaching tho grounds on
Decoration day.
At tho closo of tho lot owners' meeting
tho trustees held their regular meeting, at
which tho old ofTlcers wero re-elected for
tho ensuing year as follows: Charles A.
Baldwin, president; Henry W. Yatesj vice
president; J, R. Rlngwalt, secretary; A. L.
Reed, treasurer; D. C. Callahan, superintendent.
La grlppo coughs often contlnuo for
months and sometimes lead to fatal results
after the patient Is supposed to havo passed
the danger point. Foley's Honey and Tar
affords positive protection and security from
theso coughs.
California
Han numerous natural bridges, caves, etc.,
of no Rttlo Interest. Tho mammoth Cavo
ot Calaveras, discovered by miners In 1850;
tho Alabaster cave, tho Crystal Pamco
envc, containing n number ot nttractlvo
subterranean apartments such as the Ilrtdal
Chamber, tho Crystal Palaco Room and a
curious apartment called Muslo Hall, where
tho deposits of aqueous origin not only taka
tho torm of organ pipes, sounding boards,
etc., but also emit, when struck, musical
Bounds nnd vibrations. Near this cavo aro
two nntural bridges which tho tourist can
visit and return to tho railroad within half
an hour.
THE ONLY NATURAL WAY TO REACH
THESE SCENES OF INTEREST IS
VIA "THE OVERLAND ROUTE."
comprising tho .Union and Southern Pa
cific, now really ono line. Ttio only llao
running through trains to Saa Francisco
from Omaha.
THREE TRAINS DAILY.
The fast trains arriving 15 hours ahead
of all competitors
Tho only lino running tourlBt sleeping
cars Omaha to Pacific cqast dally.
For full Information address City. jXtckot
omco, 1321 Farnam. Phono 316.
Aiinnuiieemetitn of the Theater.
A pretty Httlo womnn with a naughty
little wink to tho majority of people is
fetching, which bolng tho case with Jose
phine Sabcl, is being amply tested at the
Orphoum by big audiences. However, it Is
not tho stealing upon ono of Miss Babel's
coquettlshness that eolely accounts tor her
popularity, for she sings and,, dances
most pleasingly. A scope of variety well
calculated In stylo 'to meet tho demands
of many tastes Is found In tho six othor acts
unu mo women wno attend the mid-week
matinee thin flftrrnnnn will Vtn
tnlnod, as M'sj Mary Norman will caricature
socioty ior tncm.
Off to Florida.
Tho Burlington Route is organizing 4
personally conducted excursion to Florida
and Cuba, to leavo Omaha.BilO p. re.,
Wednesday, January 29. Through cars arllj
be run via 8t. Louis to Jacksonville, Fla.
Rate from Omaha to Jacksonville and re
turn, $52.50. i
Members of tho excursion alio have
tho choice of several attractive tripe after
they arrive at Jacksonville
Additional Information on request.
Tickets, 1502 Farnam street.
5.00 for a Half a Day Work.
If you live in tho country or In a small
town and havo a good acquaintance among
the farmors ondJstockraUers in the neigh
borhood, you can mako 15 easily by four
or five hours' work. Write us and we will
send you our proposition. The Bre Publish
ing company, Solicitors' Dept., Omaha, Neb.
The Trinity Cathedral Parish Aid society
will meet at tho parish house, 113 North
Eighteenth street, at 10:30
January 15. All please attend.
.Send articles of incorporation, notices ot
stockholders' meetings, etc., to The Bee.
We will give them proper legal insertion.
Telephone 238.
"Ho'pt, You Cut Pricu-
Can't : soli you 'cuuso this little GREEN
CARD says I mustn't" that's what tho
representative of somo of the largo patent
medlclno concerns say when they see the
name Schaefer. Th little greon card Is a
sort of PASS WORD and Is Issued to drug
salesmen who como to Omuha by tho
LOCAL SECRETARY of thO OMAHA
DUiiQ TRUST nnd who ever holds "no
of theso green cards must not sell us goods
or else tho rest of Omaha's druggists won't
buy a conts' worth from them see boycott
them; henutlful system Is it not-and stilt
we got tho goods come In nnd see our now
catalog will soon bo ready In tho mean
time don't my more than the following for
your drug NEEDS:
Red Blood Albumen mnkes Iipos lay
-the genuine Sallx Co.'s-in pkgs., lb. 45c
Bed niood Alumen In bulk, pound 25c
Orders from city nnd country solicited.
60c Lloblg Extract Beef i3c
4-oz. Llobig Extract ncof Joo
8-oz. Lleblg-Extract Ueef "
10-os. LlebYg Extract Beof ........1123
$1.00 Peruna 67o
$3.73 Hospital Malted Milk ...... r 63
2oc Mistletoe Cream itn
11.00 Wlno Cardul Jso
25o Laxative Bromo Quinine ia
25o Qulnacotol (best for colds) ' 200
Wo sell only tho genuine temptation tonic
see ad.
STORE OPEN ALL NIGHT.
SOHAEFER'S ' Draff Store.
Tel. 747. H. W. Cor. 10th unit Chlcnuo,
Goods delivered FREE to any part ot city.
Benson
Big Cut Price of
fllR COLLARETTES
$25.00 fur collarettes, reduced to $17.60; $15,75 fur
collarettes, reduced to $10.75; $12.76 fur collarettes,
reduced to $8.73; $10,25 fur collarettes, reduced to
$7.60; $8.25 fur collarettes, reduced to $5.87; $0.75 fur
collarettes, reduced to $4,75,
We aro making big reductions In price of broken
lines ot woolen underwear, and some excellent lines
that aro not broken wo are cutting the prico on.
Handsomo quality of part wool jersey vests or
pants, regular prlco $1,00, now 75c,
One line of union suits were $1.25, now 85o.
An extra nice quality ot union suits regular price
$2.00. now $1.6S.
Black union suits In small sizes, were $2.60, now
$1.87. '
Children's camel hair vests and pauts, 25 per cent
or U oft rogular price.
Clearing sale In every department to reduce
atock. All dressed dolls at just halt former price.
BOARD MAT TRY REDELLNOW
Time ftr filing Metioi for Ktkiailnf in
Inprime Oeart Expire.
CHIEF'S ATTORNEYS MAKE NO MOTION
City Attorney Council Sn Fire nnd
Police llonril Is Itenity for the
Trial nnil New Kvlilcnco
AVIU Appear.
Yesterday was the last of tho forty days
during which John Redcll, suspended chief
ot tho Omaha fire department, may file a
motion for a rehearing In tho caso recently
decided by tho supremo court. Attorneys
for Redcll failed to fllo any such motion.
''The city la well satisfied with tho de
cision of tho supremo court In tho Redell
caso," said City Attorney Connell. "The
decision holds that the Board of Flro nnd
I'ollco Commissioners has authority to try
Rcdoll nnd dlscbargo him. We could nsk
for nothing better than this. Under tho de
cision thero Is no doubt about the board's
authority to procedd ns It sees fit in the
case. Tbo court clearly ruled that the coun
cil docs not have Jurisdiction In tho case.
"If no motion for rehearing Is filed the
board will doubtless begin tho trial of
Redell without delay. This will give "an
opportunity to Introduce evidence which has
not been made public Tho board has nl
wnys desired to havo Redcll's caso brought
to trial, but the attorneys tor the suspended
chief havo been equally active In their op
position to a trial."
Shampooing and hair dressing, 25c, In
connection with tho Bather, J16-220 Ben
building. Teliphono 1716.
MAHUIKO.
SMIT1 1-8TAEBLEU Monday, Jnnuary 13,
1902, nt All Biilnts' rectory, by Rev. T. J.
Mnckny, Mnrona Belle Bmlth to Albert
Htacbler. (Cincinnati, O., and St. Louis,
Mo., papers please copy.)
UP-TO-DATE STYLES
RICH AND RARE
VENEERS, FINEST
TONED AND
Our live piano parlors teem with tho
finest specimens ot tho piano makers'
art. All tho now twentieth century
Ideas ot piano architecture, in rare
and fancy veneers from all parts, ot
the world. Mahogany, from San Do
4 mlngo and .uzon. French burl,
striped Italian and Arccasslan Wat-nut.'-
Quartered and circular sawed
,oak8, genuine rosowoods, fancy but
ternuts, marbellzed birch and many
others. Wo represent nearly all the
old and renowned factories, such as
"Knabo," "Kranlch & Bach," "Kim
ball," "Mathushok," "Mcrhalll'
"Hallot & Davis," "Melvlllo Clark,"
, and about a dozen otbors. This year
, wo shall sell pianos at closH margins
than ever. Wo aro determined that
this shall prove tho banner year of
oury twenty-eight, and to this end
shall bend every energy to ploaso
please each and every customer.
Our old motto: "Every Customer
a Satisfied Customer" will havo moro
stress laid on It tbatevor. Our prices
will ALWAYS BE THE LOWEST.
Our terms will always be tho easiest.
An early, call wll) be to your benefit
anddulyl appreciated by us.
A. HOSPE,
1513-1515 Dbu'las St.
COAL
Especial attention given to
DOMESTIC
COAL
Bright, fresh, clean coal carefully
screened with prompt efficient de
livery. C. B. HAVENS & CO,
1522 Farnam St.
Telophonea 317 and 825.
Special Clearing Sale
on Cameras
Prior to counting stock on January
1 we will offer our entire stock of
Kodaks and Cameras at greatly ro
duced prices.
Some $40 Premo Cameras for $20
Some $7.00 Koronas for ...$3.25
Wo havo alt good makes to chooso
from.
All Instruction freo.
THE ROBERT
DEMPSTER COMPANY
1215 Farmtm Strst.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Photo Material.
BRAND
The $500,000 stock
Damaged by ,
Smoke and Water
must bo closed out in rapid order. Although tho soiling has
boon, phenomenal, there aro vast quantities of merchan
dise still to bo disposed of; as the time grows shorter the
bargains grow greater. Positively EVERYTHING must
bo closed out.
t.no ciiu.miK.vs and im'ams'
caps, 10c.
Choice of 500 children's and Infant's
silk nnd rlvct caps in cream, pink,
light blu- nnd dark colors, hand
somely trimmed with silk and velvet
ribbon, laces and braids, all sizes up
to 6 years, sold beforo tho smoko
damage nt $1.00 each, on -fl y-X
sale on main floor, ItfC
nt, each -a.vw
HOC HI LICS AT IHo VAHD.
All of our taffeta, china nnd surah
silk, in plain colors, plaids, checks
nnd polka dots, that before our smoko
damogo sold up to 50c yard- gj
go on main floor, I
nt, yard av-'w
!.(( IHtKN.S COOPS 111 VAHD.
Choice of 500 styles of dress goods,
suitings, cashmeres, serges, mlxod
cheviots, checks, plaids, nil wool
goods, silk and wool goods, In dress
lengths and waist -f fv
lengths, go I yJ C
at, yard
IBc BUTTONS, .tc DO.KN.
500 groBn of alt tho finest imported
pearl buttons, all sizes,
go nt, per dozen,
only ,
3c
CHILDREN'S UNDEHWAISTS, IIU7.
Misses' nnd children's ' Nazrath
stylo undcrwnlsts,
all sizes
each 10c
Special Shoe Values
On Mnln Ploor
1.98
for tho cholco of four
lines of women's shoes
In any stza and width
desired. Taken from tho regular
$3.00 lines (Main floor.)
$3.00 linos. . (Main floor.)
59c
for children extra kid
shoes, tho 76c 'kind. '
(basement.)
NEBRASKA
HOME
COMPANY
Incorporated under the Laws of
the State of Nebraska, will
enable you to
Purchase a Home
for the amount you are now
Paying for Rent.
NO INTEREST.
INQUIRE. INVESTIGATE.
DIRECTORS:
Hon.' Irvitig F. Baxter, Harry Nott,
W. J. Clair, Barton Smith,
Chester H. Mutison.
W. G. TEMPLETON, Treasurer.
HOME OFFICE:
OMAHA, NEBRASKA, 1710 Farnam St.
Ground Floor, Bee Building. Long Dis
tance Telephone, 2152.
IIONKST WATCIinS A.VD
Our prlc
PerliatiH
suits, by sfc
cnarKCs are
clven to clock rennlrlns.
Mawhinney
Jewelers nd Art
cs on watches aro us low as honest. watches can bo sold nt anywhere,
voi r wntch needs some nUentlon? IlrliiK It to us for lirpmpt. good re-
dlled wntchmakers. Uur men aro riiwrin in niiuwiouge. uui
very reiiBonabio. Or tlio Ciocs; u iiiiyh iiiuu wuuou t:iiwru uino, n
t.l nmri Mall oraers given careiui niicnuon. oaiav
SUIl oner 0JJ pacm, Bont to responnlblo parties.
This
TlIths
BOo ritENCIt PLANNIU., 10c YARD
In order to closo out every yard
of French flannel that sold before our
smoko damage, at 50c, on -f f
bargain square, XvJC
HICII SILK IIAIIOAIN
f AND tfi.no SILKS, ,'lllc, BOc, Olio
Extra wldo taffetas In all qualities,
black and colors, fancy tnffotaa, pcau
do sole, etc., that sold bctoro tho
stroko damngo at $1.00 and $1.50 yard,
most of them perfect, go
69c
on bargnln squaro at,
yard, 39c, 50c and ...
$1.00 Al.fiO VKH LACES, IBp.
1,000 halt-yard pieces ot allovcr
tucklngs, laces and embroideries,
worth up to $1,00 yard,
go nt each,
only
15c
If 1,1)0 KMIIltOIDEHIUS, Be, 10c,
lRc, 2Bo YARD.
All tho flno embroideries and Inser
tions on bargain counter, worth as
high as $1.00 yard, go at
25c
Cc, 10c, 16c
and
ar.c LACKS. lc,:t l-2c, Be, IOc ynrd
Immcnso lots ot flno laces, over 100
styles, worth up to 25c "V
yard, go at, yard, lc, 3c,
0c nnd
nnil lii Bhscmcnt.
1.25
for youth's shoes ot
tho most trustworthy
sorts,- worth $1.75 pair.
(Main floor.)
f"v for boys', youth's nnd
JjJ ..jllttlo gent's also wo-v-r.
mcn-8 shoes and ox
fords, Thoy aro $1.25 to $2.50 values.
(Dasement.)
IIOXUMT I'KICRS.
& Kyan uo.,
""" and ijououas .t.
signature la on every box ot the gsanlas
Laxative brom(HjuimneTbuts
remedy tat csirea c14 tm
You So hayden;
That sngnr would be lower. There was a bill introduced in the
house yesterday to take the duty off, and if the duty coraea off.
which is $1.70 per hundred, will make the best granulated sugar
$2.80 per hundred. We have about 50,000 lbs. on hand which wc
will sell at 11 pounds for 50c.
Star tobacco 33 o
Sl'HCIAti flllOCKUY HAItOAINS.
24lb. sack ryo flour. 49c.
10-lb. sack wheat graham, 49c.
Granulated cornmeal, ISc,
4 lbs. navy beans, 13c.
3 lbs., split peas, 13c.
3 lbs. lentils. 25c.
4H lbs. pearl. hominy, 13c.
3-lti. can pioneer pumpkin, 8 l3c.
3-lb. ran Dooth's enrden beets, 7 lie
3-lb. can table peaches, 12c.
2- lb. can sugar corn, "He
3 pkgs. Shepp's pudding, 2Sc
2 pkgs. Jolllcon, lGc.
3- lb. can pumpkin, 7c.
3-lb can baked beans, 7c.
2- lb. can sugarcqrn, 7J4c
3- lb. can garden beets, 7V4c
Jelllcon, 7c.
SPECIAL SALE ON
Closing out everything In tho lino ot em
broideries nnd insortlngs.
Hlg-lot 6c and 7,,4c .embroideries K In
Bertlngs, per yard, 2 Vic.
Flno embroideries and insertlngs, V ';.
Elegant nsBortmont 15c and, 20c embroi
deries for Cc
SPECIAL HOUR
SPECIAL HOUR SALE WEDNESDAY
FROM 10 TO 11 A. M.
IN OUR, HARDWARE DEPARTMENT IN
BASEMENT
10-qt. grnnlto rilsh pans 39c
All willow clothes baskots 23c
Nlcklcd round trays, 13-ln Cc
Crumb trays and scrapers Cc
0-qt. granite sauco pans 29c
3-tlo parlor brooms 9c
THE NEW 1902 SPRING WASH SILKS
aro tbo most beautiful ever seen. Wo havo
hundreds ot pieces in tho daintiest shades
ot pink, old rose, red, hello, lavender, light
blue, codct, navy, nlle, mats tan and gray.
Thoy aro bright and clean and tho best
grade, sell for 49c.
100 different colorings in NEW SATIN
FOULARDS, small, medium and largo de
signs. .As Is always tho caso, wo aro first
to show tho newest foulards for spring.
Our big business on theso silks Indicates
that the Omaha ladles apprcciato this, as
HIGH CRADE DRESS
SPRING GOODS ARRIVING EVERY DAY
Sco our Scotch tweeds in grays, oxford
browns, etc, for suits, skirts, etc. Thoy
nro worth $2.98 a yard, wo will sell them
for this weok, at, yard, $1.50.
Soo our Now Panja, or basket weave
cloth, in all tho flno spring shades, 64-ln.
wide, domestic cloth, worth $1.50, will go
at', yard, $1.00. Our West of England Pan J a
blue, cadot navy, nllo, mals, tan and gray
Nowman, Bradford, England, worth $3.93,
we will sell for, yard, $2.93. Wo havo flno
skirting at 49c, 75c and 98c a yard,. also
the same as others chargo 60 per cent more
for.
WEDNESDAY IN THE BARGAIN ROOM
10,000 different bargains, besides our CHAMPION 30 minute sale. Underwear sale,
children's clothing salo, dress goods sale, wash goods sale and other specials.
NO PEDDLERS, DEALERS OR MANUFACTURERS SOLD TO IN THIS ROOM-
EXTRA SPECIALS
FROM 8 TO 8:30 A. M.
We will sell alt our best quality skirt
lining worth 6o yrd, at lc.
Only 10 yards to customer.
, . FRQM 10 TO 10:30 A. M.
We will soil Cc whlto Shaker flannol at,
yard, lc. Only 10 yards to customer.
FROM 11:30 TO 12 NOON.
We will sell yard wldo, oxtra heavy un
bleached muslin, worth Co yard, at 2c.
Only 10 yards to customer.
FROM 12:30 TO 1 P. M.
Wo will sell full standard prints, dark
and light colors, regular 5c and VAa goods,
at. yard, 194c Only 10 yards to customer.
FROM 2 TO 2:30 P. M.
Wo will sell remnants of dress goods,
worth from 60a to $1.50, at, yard, only 10c.
Onjy 7 yards to customer. Remnauts run
from 2 yards to 7 yards, in black, plain,
colore, mixtures, etc, all wool, silk and
wool and cotton and wool.
FROM 4 TO 4:30 P. M.
Wo will sell all our silks, worth from 50c
to $1.50 yard, black and colors, only 10
yards to customer, wo will sell them at,
yard, 15c.
FURNISHINGS AND UNDERWEAR IN THE BARGAIN ROOM
Monarch colored laundered BhlrU, 39c.
All tho men's underwear that sold up to
$1.00, nt 25c.
All tho men's sweaters that sold up to
$1.00, at 25c.
All tho men's heavy jcrsoy ovorehlrts that
sold up to $1.00, at 25c.
HAYDEN
Not Lost,
But Found
Slirndur's Ton-Mlnuto IIciuluclio Pow
ders to bo it sure euro far lieiulncueo.
If In doubt, try Shrador's. Sold by drup;
gists or sent by mnll for 10c nnd 25c.
Address,
W. J. Shradar Medicine Co.,
Nw York Room 10, No. 30 East I4ta it.
r IVtt N. 24th ft. Omaha, Nsb.
Horscshoo tobacco 85
' MEATS O.f SAM?.
No. 1 sugar cured California hams, at, per
lb., 7c.
3-lb. palls compound lard, 25c.
E-lb. palls compound lsrd, 44c.
Homemade pork sausage, OHc
Pickled trlpo, 3Hc.
Now bologna sausage, So.
Plcklod pigs fcot. 6c.
FISH SI'KCIAI.S.
Fancy English bloater, each 2o.
Fat American horrlng, each lc. '
K. K. K. K. Norway herring, 12V4c
K. K. K. Norway herring, 10c.
1)1 ood red salmon, 10c.
1ICTTKH.
Fancy separator crcaniory, 21o.
Qaod country buttor, 14c.
EMBROIDERIES
Dig lino of 25c embroideries for 7Hc
nig lot of 35c embroideries and Insert
lngs at 10c.
Dig lino of corset cover .embroideries,
extra wldo embroideries, worth 60c to $1.60.
on salo at 29c.
SALE WEDNESDAY
Ilrllllnntino stovo polish, per bos .... 2c
25c wash board , V:....... .. 11c
'4-qt. granlto coffee pots .... 29c
3-pco. carving set, in nlco b&x ........ 49o
Theso goods aro much less than- regular
wholcsnlo price, nnd less than onehalt ot
retail price, but this being tho quiet sea
son, wo Just do this to mako things lively.
No goods to merchants or peddlers.
one gets moro wear, comfort and pleasure
In having their foulnrd dress made early.
COLORED TAFFETA SILK, full 27-lnch
wldo, 50c.
Yard wldo NAVY SURAH purs silk for
BOc.
RICH WHITE CORDED SILK, worth 1.60
for 69c.
Wo aro showing tho neatont MOIRB AK
TIQUE, In block and whlto.
Tho best In always tho cheapest.
The best Is none too good for you,
WINSLOW TAFFETA JS THE DEBT,
GOODS DEPARTMENT
TAILOR-MADE SUITS AND SKIRTS TO
ORDER, BY A PROFESSIONAL LADIES'
TAILOR tho only exclusive ladles' tailor
in Omaha. Wo will make any kind of skirt
or suit to order at CO per cont less than
any othor tailor in tho city. We guarantee
a porfect fit in every instance, or money
cheerfully refundod and we challenge any
ladles' tailor west of Chicago to do as good
work as wo do.
FOR FULL PARTICULARS, SEE OUR
HIGH GRADE DRESS GOODS DEPART
MENT. For good dress goods cheap see our bar
gain room.
FROM 5:15 TO 5:45 P. M.
Wo will sell nn extra flno yard wide
bleached muslin, worth cy&c yard, only 10
yards to customer, at, yard, 24c.
BESIDES THESE, WE WILL HAVE ON
SALE ALL DAY
64-Inch black all wool cheviot, worth
$1.25 yard, at 49c.
C8-lnch golf suitings plaid back, dark gray
wortt $1.60 yard, at 49c.
42-Inch union storm sorgo, worth 39e yard
at 19c.
28-inch halt wool fancies, worth 12Ho
yard, at 5c.
32-Inch plaids, worth 15 yard, at 6o.
28-lnch fleeced flannelettes, worth 16o
yard at 3c.
36-inch imitation flannel, worth 16c, SO
Inch solid striped walstlngs, worth 15c;
15c sateens, in black fancies, worth 15o,
all go at 6c.
36-Inch percales In dork and 'light col
ors, worth up to lOo yard, at 6c.
50c and 75c strictly all wool French
flannels, will go at 25c yard.
Men's whlto unlaundered1 shirts with
doublo front and back, at 25c.
Men's work gloves and mittens, that sold
up to 75c, at 25c.
Children's underwear that sold for 25c,
at 10c.
Men's colored laundored shirts with sepa
rate, collars and cuffs, at 29c.
BROS
"When She Won't
She Won't,
And thcro's an end on't." No self re
specting cook should be expected to do
good work with, poor coal. Buy JUPITER
NUT, and you will get genuine coal-tho
kind tho cook can do best with.
$5.50 A TON.
All coal well screened.
Hald 6t Rice,
Tel. 1238. 506 So. 16th St.
Eagle
Cocktails
piedcfkttsr
havo tried tho Eagle Popu
lar Cocktail. No hotter In
Krcdlents cun be bought thun
those UBed In this brand
.1 0.l(1.cr tne better-keeps
after being opened. You ap
preciate other line drinks,
why not try this. '
Price, quarts, 11.25. .
l'?S.e California Wines,
(bottle ripe), 33c. 60c and -Too
Fine
Mall
City
iiiki5, IKK, i.w. Jl.za, ILDO-qrts.
orders promptly filled,
orders delivered,
CACKLE Y BROS, if
Opuoslltt I'onloHloe, Tition lug
AGKNTH KOIl TUB CKLEBltATED