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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE; ITKIDAY, JA!NUAKr 17, 1QOL'.
AUDITORIUM PLANS READ!
lit, flight Chant. Mad. ii Original
DiiIjii far BilUlnf.
ARCHITECT TALKS AiiUT CONTRACTS
llr. iMtmnvr Hrllewn IlullilInK Cnn He
Itenilr for Vnc Within Seven
Month from Dn(t of Ile
kIiiiiIiik Cntmtriicllon.
Tho plnns nnd spcclflcntlons of tho Omaha
Auditorium are now complolo and will bo
turned over to tho building committee of
tho company In n short time.
Tho final plans show a slight deviation
from those nt first presented. Some of the
people of tho city who nro Interested In flno
horses aftnr Inspecting tho plans camo to
tho conclusion that tho provision for bring
ing stock Into tho arena was not sufficient,
nnd at their suggestion nn cntranco to tho
building for teams was tnado on the south
west cornor of tho building. This cntranco
on tho plans shows n door fourteen foot
wide tho npproath to tho arena being
twclvo feet high. Tho Incline Is less than
tho grado of Karnam street between Six
teenth and Seventeenth streets, making an
Ideal approach to tho arena. Over tho door
Is erectod a hood as a sort of porto cocboro.
This Is decorated In harmony with tho orna
mentation of tho othor portlonn of tho build
ing and rollnves tho monotony of the west
ern wall.
Speaking of tho probability of having tho
building completed In tlmo for tho Chris
tian Missionary convention Mr. Latenser
said: "Wo can got tho building In condition
for uso In soven month from tho tlmo ,wn
tart, provided thcro Is no delay In getting
material. Tho only question of delay will
como from tho steel or structural Iron, as
11 othor material can bo secured In quan
tities sufllclmt for tho purpose of tho com
pany. Antlollintrn Tin DiniouHy.
"With $110,000 of available nssots I do not
bcllovo thoro will bo any difficulty In letting
contracts for tUo work. Tho contracts will
probably hnVa to bo separated, the brick
work, tho atone work nnd tho Iron work
being lot In different contracts. I think
pny contractor under thrso circumstances"
will bo willing to ntnrt to work for this
rooscn: Contractors nro paid on estimates
tendered ovory two weokx. In that tlmo a
contractor may put 5,000 Into tho building
nnd will rccolvo within 10 per cent of tho
umount expended upon his estimates, so
that at no tlmo will ho havo moro than 10
per cent of tho amount of his contract com
ing from tho company. Should tho estimates
not bo mot ho would not continue, nnd for
his $5,000 twpcndod during tho two weeks
previous ho would havo a lien upon tho on
tiro property, Including tho land, which Is
trorth much moro than any amount nil of tho
contractors could hnva against the company
at tho tlmo any csttmato Is rendered.
"It will tako all, of $110,000 to oncloso tho
building and will require $40,000 moro to
put It In shnpo for use. Tho contracts for
tho structure nro amply provided for, I
think, under tho most conscrvntlvo esti
mate, for If tho $110,000 Is two-thirds of tho
total amount of tho subscriptions, ns I un
derstand It, this amount will certainly bo
rnlsed from tho total subscriptions, as tho
exporlcnco of pcoplo In such cntorprisos Is
that about SO pur cent ot tho amount sub
scribed la collected. I believe, however,
thnt n much greater proportion than this
"will bo collected from tho present sub
scription list.
"Thcro Is ono thing certain, nnd that Is
that no contracts will bo let for an amount
In excess of tho legal restriction, nnd that
thcro will bo no debts when tho building is
Eomploted, If tho plans ot tho company work
Dut."
At tho mooting ot tho Auditorium direc
tors yestonlay it wan decided to com
plolo tho repairs upon tho Kountzo Placo
property nnd to rent thnt building.
A roport from tho promotion commltteo
relative to tho employment of tho Koynl
Italian band for a thirty-day ongagemont
In tho city during iho months ot August
nnd Septombcr was received nnd tho matter
"was passed over for ono week.
BURT VISITS NEW SHOP SITE
(Union rncMei President Snya that
Moro 'Winn 7no,000 "Will
lie Spent.
President Burt, Chlet Engineer Berry and
Master Moohnnlo Bnrnum of tho Union Pa
clflo visited the slto ot tho new Union Pa
cific shop buildings yestordny afternoon. A
force of men was nt work undor Foreman
Jfeff tearing down tho Band house, which
stands just west ot tho roundhouse. This
Is whero tho now machine shops will bo
located. President Burt and party in
spected the locality carefully, and tho
formor gnvo out now information concern
ing tho work. Ho said:
"Much moro than $750,000 will bo spent
fcoro this year. Wo wilt bulla machlno
chops, n small roundhouse, a building for
tho housing ot tho electric plant nnd a pat
torn store houso, all during 1902. Then
next yenr will como a boiler shop, n black
smith shop and other minor buildings.
"This work will bo pushed with nil possl
l)l speed. Wo would have- been nt It two
months ago hnd not tho city been so slow.
All contracts nro let now for nil this con
struction." ?ff.OO for a Hull n liny. Work.
It you live In tho country or In a small
(own and havo a good acquaintance among
the farraors and stockratscrs In the neigh
borhood, you can mako $5 easily by four
or five hours' work. Write us and wo will
send you our proposition. Tho Bee Publish
ing company, Solicitors' Dept., Omaha, Neb.
Mr. J. M. Baldrlge has beon appointed
Omaha agont ot tho liability department for
tho Travelorn' Insurance company of Hart
ford, Conn.
MRS. J. BENSON. I
New Muslin Underwear I
iir New Embroideries I
New Goods in I
HpT Infants' Wear I
LfaiBBiBiBiBjLiLVLVaia
REDUCTION FOR BELT LINE
Hoard at i:nnllrnt Ion Cuts Fleming's
Assessment Almost Fifty
l'er Cent.
The Hoard ot Equalization reduced the
nmessment of tho Omaha Belt line from
$12,000 to $6,500. An attornoy for tho Mis
sourl Pacific, the company owning tho belt
line, appeared beforo the Hoard of Equaliza
tion and asked that tho assessment on the
track encircling tho city be cut down to
$6,500, the amount assessed against the line
by tho suite board. Ho explained that the
state board, and not the city authorities,
has the right to fix tho sum upon which
tho company shnll pay taxes.
Tax Commissioner Fleming protested
against the reduction and nssured tho coun
cllmcn thnt the city attorney had advised
him to assess the belt line, regardless of
tho action of the Stnto Hoard ot Equaliza
tion. Councilman Mount moved that the
belt lino assessment bo restored to $6,500,
tho sum upon which tho company paid
taxes to tho city last year, and tho motion
was adopted without a dissenting vote.
Mnny protests on real estate assessments
woro filed. The council ncted on a largo
number of complaints, but mode no reduc
tions ot Importance.
Tho personal ntscssmcnt of M. E. Smith
& Co. was reduced by tho Hoard of Equali
zation from $95,000 to $80,000. Tax Com
missioner William Fleming originally as
sessed tho company's personal proporty at
$120,000 and tho Hoard of Review reduced
tho amount to $95,000.
The W. n. Bennett Building company's
assessment on Its property at tho cornor of
Sixteenth and Harnoy streets was reduced
from $75,000 to $50,000. Mr. Morning as
sessed tho lot upon which tho Dennett
building stnnds at $50,000 and the Hoard
of Ilevlow ndded $25,000 to this amount for
tho building. Tho building was Incomplete
nt tho time the assessments were mode
last year and on this account tho Hoard
ot Equalization cancel!! tho assessment
for improvements.
Chapped hands, cracked Hps nnd rough
noss of tho skin cured quickly by Banner
Salvo, tho most healing ointment In tho
world.
WILL PAY RURAL CARRIERS
Sew .Duty A""lKnetl to Omnlin l'nat
mnoler from llenilqunrteri
nt Wnnhlnfrton,
Instructions wcro received from Washing
ton yesterday by which tho Omaha post
master Is mado paymaster for tho forco of
rural frco delivery cnrrlers in tho stato of
Nebraska. Tho letter stated that a roster
ot the cnrrlers would be sent nnd tho post
master should proceed Immediately to pny
tho January salaries. Tho roster hns not
arrived, but it Is estimated that about 200
persons will bo paid at this ofllce.
l'rovlous to this tho rural carriers have
been paid by warrant from Washington nnd
this has mcdo considerable delay In tho re
ceipt of monthly stipends, but now pay
ment will be mado near tho first of each
month. Tho chanRo Increases the work of
tho Omaha ofllce, but will reduco the
amount of money transmitted to Washing
ton each month, as tho vouchers ot tho
carriers will bo turned in as cash.
Frank Trendwell, Dennett, In., was trou
bled with kidney disease for two years. He
writes: "I had taken Hcvcrnl kinds ot kid
ney remedies, but with llttlo benefit.
Finally I tried Foley's Kldnoy Cure and a
ono dollar bottle cured me."
Announcement of the Theater.
Thomas Jefferson will bo tho attraction
at tho Boyd tonight, Saturday matlnco nnd
night, presenting tho ono play that has
been seen by thousands of theator-gocrs
presented by his father, Josoph Jefferson,
entitled, "Illp Vnn Winkle." Tho play will
bo given with special scenery and a com
pany of cxcollencc. Thomas Is not a novlco
on tho stage, as he has sorved appren
ticeship under tho tuition of his illustrious
father nnd has been highly praised for his
nblo performance of "Illp" by all the critics
of tho largo cities, namely, Chicago, .Bos
ton, St. Louis, Washington and Pittsburg,
whero ho has appeared to largo audiences.
Tho bill at the Orpheum this week Is at
tracting good-sized audiences, to whom
Mary Norman, tho society caricaturist;
Josephlno Sabel, sho with the naughty llttlo
wink, nnd Derapsoy, Mack and company In
"A Man of Chance," nro scoring big. Tho
other acts offer much In tho way of vnrloty,
with comody predominating. Tho regular
family matinee will bo glvon tomorrow nnd
tho last performance of this bill on Satur
day evening.
Next week Omaha patrons will be glvon
a chanco to sco "Tho Flirtation Quintet;"
a llttlo musical gaiety by Messrs. Mac
Connell nnd Smith, the authors ot "Beaux
and Bells." It contains two ditties ot tho
kind that attract tho whlstlors, entitled,
"Tako a Walk with Mary," "Tho Military
Man" nnd other Jingling musical numbers.
Four catchy Casino girls assist Mr. Wood
Brown, tho baritono, In the production.
Shampooing and hair dressing, 25c. In
connection with tho Bathery, 216-220 Bee
building. Telephone 1716.
Publish your legal notices in the Weekly
Oee. Telephone 23S. '
There's only one Stonecypher. He prints.
DIED,
m E W E Ferdinand F., nged 22 years nnd
5 months.
Funeral Saturday morning, January 18, nt
8:30 a. m.. from family residence. 2330 South
Nineteenth street, to Otrman church,
Seventeenth and Center streets. Burial nt
German Catholic cemetery, South Omahu.
Friends Invited. Mr. Itlewo waB connectod
with the Cudnhy Packing company In South
Omaha ns clerk for six years. lie leaves a
mother nnd ono brother to mourn his loss.
KELLNER Mrs. B., January 15, 1902, nged
63 years, in Milwaukee, Wis.
Funeral from Mr. Gladstone's residence,
217Harney. at 1:30 p. m. Friday. Friends
Invited.
LOOKING FOR OFFICIAL AXE
Ctxitj EplTi Itlioltoii ai t Mmatnti
of O'li.ff..
COMMISSIONER iSTROM NON-COMMITTAL
Third District Member Says He linn
Sot Mnile I'm III .Ml ml How to '
Act on Payroll Deduc
tion Proposition.
In nnd nround the county court houso
yesterday the nnmo of HIcbard O'Kccffo
echoed with n frequensy that was as marked
as It was subdued. The Interview given
Tho Heo by tho new member of tho Board
of County Commissioners In which he stated
that ho had figured out whero at least $12,
000 a year could bo saved In calarlcs set
those who hold positions by tho graco ot
tho board to feeling the backs of their necks
to discover just whero tho ax might light
should It tall on them. Thcro wero somo
of thoHo who had contributed to the stone
shirt stud glvon Tom Hoctor upon his re
tirement from tho board who began to won
der If It would not havo been well to have
saved tho money for possible emergencies
under Tom's successor.
Mr. O'KccfTo Is a largo man with an
nmlablo faco as tnscrutnblo as that of the
Sphynx, and ho moved about the depart
ments apparently unconscious of tho con
spicuous placo ho was occupying In tho
minds ot those ho passed.
Connolly Out ot I, Inc.
Mr. Connolly, another democratic member
of the board, was present, but he and Com
missioner O'Kccffo did not move around
together to any marked extent. In fact.
Connolly has no fnr refrained remarkably
well from patting O'KccfTo on tho back or
making sounds ot great rejoicing over tho
lattcr's plan ot retrenchment. Tho past
chairman Is said' to havo a plan of his own
thnt Is not nearly so disastrous to tho em
ployes nbout tho placo an is O'Kccffa's, and
this no occupies his tlmo that he has not
yet found opportunity to nrlso nnd shout
hosannus tor his now compatriot.
Commissioner liarto was not about the
building yesterday, but Commissioner
Ostrom, .the other republican momber, was
there and wob asked for an expression on
tho plan of retrenchment as outlined by tho
O'Kecffo Interview. Ho said:
"I am seriously considering this matter,
but I havo not made up my mind fully as to
the saving that can be made, nor am I at tho
present tlmo ablo to say whether I would
favor a material decrease In tho number
of employes. But when tho tlmo comes I
will havo my mind mado up and bo ready
to net."
Send articles ot Incorporation, notices of
stockholders' meetings, etc., to Tho Bee.
We will give them proper legal insertion.
Telephono 238.
Shampooing and hair dressing, 25c. In
connection with tho Hutberj, J1G-220 Dos
building. Tebphono 1716.
NOW IS THE TIME
TO PURCHASE A
PIANO
We hnvo Just received tho first
shipment ot our spring stock the
Inrgcst lino ot standard pianos In tho
entire weft. Now pianos 'fully guar
anteed, $148, from that prlco up to tho
' prlco ot tho
Stclnway, Vose, Emerson, Steger,
Steck, Mason & Hamlin. A. B. Chase
and other standard makes.
1 Ebony coso, upright $ S0.00
1 Rosowood case, upright 95.00
1 Mahogany caso, upright .... 135,00
1 Beautiful samplo piano only.. 158.00
1 French wnlnut case, upright.. 174.00
1 Flemish oak, upright, only... 192.00
1 Antlquo oak, upright, only.... 225.00
Also a number of slightly used
Kimball, Chlckcrlng, Decker Bros &
Pcaso pianos at prices to suit econo
mical buyers.
For catalogues, prices and further
Information, write to
SCHMOLLER
& MUELLER
Excluslvo reprcsentntlvo for Steln
way pianos nnd Self-Playing
Plnnolas.
1313 Farnnm St., Omatm
Telephone 1G25
502 Broadway, Council Hlufls
Telephone 368
Don't Hesitate to Call
lTp 747 thnt's our telephono number If you
liavo a prescription mm want -us to cnn
for It and then deliver It or for itnvthltiir
elso In our lino ns we havo added to our
messenger foico another lightning "Jnkey."
NO EXTltA CHARGE DAV OK NIGHT.
Dad's Qulnlno ISo
Wood Alcohol, ono pint 15c
wood Aiconoi, one qunn use
Wood Alcohol, half gallon Mo
Wood Alcohol, ono gallon sou
itnl niood Albumen makes huns lnv
tho genuine Snllx Co.'s In pkgs,, lb. 43o
Hon inooa Aiumen in uuik, pound zsc
Dnlors from cltv. nnd countrv Holfcllml.
50a Lleblg Extract Iteof ije
4-oz. Lleblg Extract Ileef 40a
8-oz. Lleblg Extract Heef 750
lli-oz. i.icuig jjxiruui ii to i , JJ.23.
11.01 Pernnu KTn
M.TB llnsnltnl Malted Milk ? ik
iiio AUHlieion ureum 3a
6Rn T.axntlvo nromo Qulnlno
si. id winn uiiruui jq
.'So (juinaceioi luesi lur cuius) 0o
Wo sell only tho genuine temptation tonlo
sco uu.
STOnE OPEN ALL NIQ1IT.
SOHAEFEft'S
Cat Price
Druir Stare.
Tel. 747. H. W. Cor. lUth and Ctilrnuo,
Goods delivered FREE to any part of city.
COAL
Especial attention given to
DOMESTIC
COAL
Bright, fresh, clean coal carefully
screened with prompt efficient de
livery. G. 6. HAVENS & GO ,
1522 Farnam St.
Tolophones 317 nnd 825.
Today's Remnant Sale
will be the greatest ever known.
All odds and ends from the
$500,000 Stock
Damaged by Smoke and Water
will bo closed out at prices never beforo heard of.
r.oo DiiKss nouns, ltic yaiiik
Cholco of thousands of remnants of
nil wool dress fabrics, cheviots, suit
ings, cashmeres, henrlettas, checks
unu pinius, in lengtlis 01
2, 6 nnd 7 yards,
19c
go at, ynru
noo am. wont, ciiai.i.i.h, anc vn,
Ilcmnants of Imported nit wool chai
ns, light and dark urounds. ltornl de
signs, polka dots, etc., In lengths
irom u 10 ft yams, nut
many pieces to match,
nt, yard
25c
IIKMNAXT.S OF ritllNCII 1'I.AX-
xi:t no ami i on n.u.'ii.
French flannel that wcro marked to
sen ueroro our smoke dam
10c
age nt 60c, cntiro rem
nant for Cc und
iir.MNA.vrs OF MI.1C.
All of our nhort lengths of silk and
velvet thnt wcro sold beforo our
smoke damage up to Zoo s
each, go on sale In buse- p
mcnt, ut, cauh
BOo Mil. ICS AM) VR1.VHTS, no
Axn loo.
These nro nil largo pieces miltnlilo
tor urcss trimmings, millinery pur
poses, neckwear, etc., go
10c
in
two lots, on mnln
lloor, nt Cc nnd , ..
SIMC.N 11V tiii: YAH I).
For tomorrow we placo on special
bargain squares on main lloor, plain
and fancy tnlTctnH, peuii do solo, satin
uiicncsse, uuick nnd col
69c
ors, nil go at, yard
S'Jc, 60c and
IU3M.AXT.S OK LACKS A XI)
KMIIIIIODKIIIKH.,
Itomrmnts of embroidery and laco,
nil wtdtliH, worth up to ram
fixyzt'' 15c
Extra ! Extra! Extra!
Diitr.cT KiioM tiii: custom hoiisi:.
.Siiniil- KihIn DresN Knoiln 'Worth Ifl-'.r.l) Yuril, nt 'Mo Knoll.
Dress goods samplo remnants that wcro Imported by ono of tho
largest Now York dress goods Importers. These aro traveling men's
vainplo pieces sent over hero by tho manufacturer to take Import orders
by. All comprising tho finest goods manufactured In Europe, inch
pleco is i to -1'nrd long, and there nro 6 to 9 pieces to match, nil of
them 60 Inches wide, nnd such goods ns tho llucst broadcloth, zcballnc,
coahmcre, Henriettas, nil kinds of
These nro cspcclnlly suitable for Indies' waists and chlld
drcn's cntiro dresses, and although they aro worth $2.60
yard, they will go at, per remnant
IIS
LADIES' BROOCHES.
Diamonds and Pearl Sunbursts, Turnuolso nnd Pearl.
Rowan Gold und fancy designs. Some hnndsomo pieces
In Hose Gold tlnlsh. Also a nleo lino of diamond mount
Roman Gold and fnncy desl In our store.
LOOK FOR THE NAME
S' W. LINDSAY, the Jeweler,
1516 Douglas St.
UP-TO-DATE STYLES
RICH AND RARE
VENEERS, FINEST
TONED AND ACTION
Our flvo plnnn parlors teem with the
finest speclmons of tho plnno makors'
art. All tho new twontloth century
Ideas ot piano architecture in rnro
and fancy veneers from all parts of
tho world. Mahogany from Ban Do
mingo nnd Luzon. French burl,
strlpod Italian and ArccaBBlan Wal
nut. Quartered and circular sawed
oaks, gonulno rosewoods, fancy bu(
ternuts, marbollzed birch and many
others. Wo represent nearly all tho
old and renowned factorlos, such as
"Knabe," "Krnnlch & Ilach," "Kim
ball," "MathiiBhok." "MePhalll,"
"Hallot & Davis." "Melville Clark,"
and nbout a dozen othors. This year
wo shall sell pianos at closer margins
than ever. Wo aro determined that
this shall prove tho bannor year of
our twenty-eight, and to this end
shall bond overy energy to pleuso
please each nnd ovory customor.
Our old motto: "Every Customer
a Satisfied Customer" will havo moro
stress laid on It that over. Our prices
will ALWAYS I1E THE LOWEST.
Our terras will always bo the easiest.
An early call will bo to your benoQt
and duly appreciated by us.
A. HOSPE,
1513-1515 Douglas St.
C nil tho
5c
nnesi wnsn nices, worm up
to 20c ynrd, go at, yurd,
lc, 3V&o und
Ilcmnnnts of nil over embroideries
nnd laces In ',4-yord
lengths, worth up to Jl
15c
yuru, ut, cacu .
. .
Itn.MXAXTS IX Till! IIA.Hr.MKXT,
Co standard prints In long remnants,
3Ho yurd.
Ho outing llnnncl remnants, 3HJ
ynrd. ,
So standard apron checked gingham,
6c yard.
loo funcy zephyr ginghams at iWc
ynrd.
C',4o npron checked ginghams In long
remnuutH, 3Wo yard.
3fio mercerized gingham, 32-lnchcs
wide, 15c yurd.
25c fancy dress dimities nnd lawns
In long mill lengths, 12Ue ynrd.
I3o French percales, 3iMnchcs wldo,
Co yard.
25c white goods, lawns, dimities,
nainsooks, etc., In long remnants at
Wo yard.
16c Oalntea cloth in long rcmnnnts,
10a yurd.
t. to damnped nil linen napkins, nt
4c each.
$2.60 dnmnged nil linen napkins, largo
sizes. Co each.
6,000 yards tablo damask In mill rcm
nnnts, Hi to 3V4-yrd lengths, go ut n
moro frnctlon of their real value.
onus AMI KXII.S i.v ciiimmii:.vs
CAPS.
All of tho children's 60c nnd 75o
cllk nnd velvet cups, many of them
Handsomely lur inmmcu, veivei riu-
lion trimmed, etc., go on
bargain squurc, nt,
tucii
10c
iyr,,oo waists, M "'
In order to closo out every ono of
our i' rencn nuiinui im umi
marked to sell before tho smoko dam-
o smoito dam-
1.50
ngo at ss.w, ono unu two
ot u Kinu, go ill,
each
blnck goods, also colored dress goods.
35c
"When She Won't
She Won't,
,
And there's nn end on't." No self re
specting cook should bo expected to do
good wprk with poor coal. Uuy 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 & Rice,
Tel. 1238. 50G So. 16th St.
Best Magazine on
the Market,
4x5 size.
ONLY $7.00,
Wo linvn nil other Htylca
nt lowest prices.
The Robt, Dempster Go.
1UIB I'liriiiuu Ht.
Excluslvo Dealers in Photo
Supplier.
Not Lost,
Bat Found
fihnidor'fl Tcn-Mlnuto TIcndnvlio Pow
ders to bo n sure euro for lionduclies.
If In doubt, try Shrnder'n. Sold by druj,'
BlHts or sent by mall for 10c anil J5c.
Address,
W. J, Shrader Medicine Co.,
Nw York Room 10, No. 30 East 14U 3u
r 1603 N. 2tth St.. Omaha. Nab.
TAFT'S
PHILADELPHIA
DENTAL ROOMS
IH17 Ootiuliix .Street.
You cannot bo the pleasuro you desire to
be to your frlonds If your teeth are bad.
Fillings, 76c up.
Hemnnntfl nnd odd pieces of all tho
0
i
a big shoe
failure
J. EPPNtfU & SON, HOHNKLSVILLK,
NEW YOIUC forced to quit tho shoe bus
iness. They carried ono of tho best shoo
stocks in thnt section of the country. Our
eastern buyer bought tho cream of tho cn
tiro stock, being tho only enstern buyer nt
the snto. A part of this stock Is now
shown In our ICth street windows. The
stock carried by J, Kppuer & Son, Included
such well known ranke ns Ilrooka Dros.,
Rochester, Oray Pros., Syracuse, Mooro,
Shaffer & Co., Drockport, C. H. Aborn &
Co., Lynn all the above nro tho best makes
of ladles' fluo shoes. In men's Bhncs such
makes as M. N. Arnold & Co., North Ablng-
High Gradi Drtss
SprlitK CoiiiIn Arr
Sco our Scotch Tweeds, In grays, Oxfords,
browns, etc., for suits, skirts, etc.; they
aro worth $2.98 yard wo will sell them for
this week at $1.50 yard.
Seo our new Tnnja or Ilaskct Wcavo
Cloth, in nil tho flno spring shades, R4
Inches wldo, domestic cloth, worth $1.80,
will go at $1.00 yard. Our West of Eng
land Panja, extra heavy and firm, mndo by
Ilrlggs & Newman, Uradford, England,
worth $3.9S, wo will sell for $2.98 yard.
Wo havo flno Skirting nt 49c. 75c nnd 98c
ynrd: nlso the snmo as others chnrga 60
Ier cent moro for.
Friday is Remnant Day in the Bargain Room.
WE WILL HAVE THE GRANDEST SALE OF REMNANTS THAT WAS EVER
SEEN IN OMAHA- jnlea will Inst nil tiny nnd no houso In the country la capablo of
giving such prices as theso sales. Everything Just as advertised.
NO PEDDLERS, DEALERS, MERCHANTS OR MANUFACTURERS.
50-Inch strictly nil wool storm serges;
51-Inch strictly nil wool cheviots, worth
$1.2r ynrd, black only; 50-Inch plnld back
golf stilting, oxford gray only, worth $1.50
yard; 40-Inch granite; 40-lnch German all
wool Ilcnrlettn, nnd thousands of other
wrnves, up to $2.9S yard, nit will go on
this snlo nt ynrd 49c.
40-Iuch Figured Dlack Novelties, worth
75c, nt 39c.
40-Inch Granites, worth 75c, nt 39c.
42-Inch Storm Serges, nil coldrs, worth
50c, nt 29c.
3S-lnch CnBhmcros, 25c.
30-Inch Plnlds, worth 25c, at 15c.
3G-lnch Novelties, worth 25c, at 15c.
32-Inch All Wool Tricots, worth 50c 29c.
28-Inch plain Waist Flannels, 25c.
28-tnch strictly nil wool French Flan
nels, worth 75c, nt 23c.
32-Inch strictly All Wool Chnllls, 25c.
28-Inch Unit Wool Novelties, 6c.
28-Inch Plnlds, 5c.
20,000 ynrds of Wool Dress Goods, 10c.
Ilcmnants, half wool and silk nnd wool,
at one-third of their regular prlco on largo
Boys'
Our Doys' Clothing department Is tho
cheapest plnco on earth to buy good, cheap,
rollablo clothing.
Hoys' $2.50 2-pleco Suits, 95c.
Hoys' J3.50 2-pleco Suits, $1.50.
Iloys' $3.00 3-pleco Suits, $1.C .
Hoys' 76c All Wool Pants, 35c.
Underwear and Furnishings in the Bargain Room.
Man s 50c Working Shirts, In dnrk colors,
39c.
Hoys' 50c Jersey Overshlrts at 23c.
$1 Hand-Made Center Pieces 35c.
Friday morning wc plnco on salo n beautiful lino of Real Hand-Mado Hattcnberg
Ccntor Pieces, worth up to $1.00, for 33c. Not over two to n customer, as supply Is
limited.
SI.50 Star
Colored Uiundered Shirts, with separate cuffs, all sizes, 14 to 17; thlB Is one of
tho best brnnds made; sold elsewhere nt $1.60; on salo at 49c.
100 dozen men's flno silk, fleece llnod nnd nil wool Shirts nnd Drawers, in nil
sizes from 30 to 60, on sale nt 75c,
300 dozen men's lino White Laundered Shirts, open or closed front, tho Griffon
brand, mndo to sell at $1.00 and $1.60, on salo at 49c.
Men's $1.00 nnd $1.23 wool, flecco lined Shirts nnd Drawers at 49c.
tiii: ;hi:.t fight in on
Hctwcon tho Cnno Sugar trust and tho
Boot Sugar trust. Wo nro tho only pcoplo
or firm In Omaha that will stand by .ho
consumer. Wo will sell you tho best goods
for tho least money.
11 pounds of Granulated Sugar 50c
2-pound can best Sugar Corn Cc
2- pound can Red Kidney Beans Co
3- pnund cnn Hnknd Deans Cc
3-pound cnn Pumpkin Ca
Ono packngo Jclllcon , 7 ',4c
t'llKKNK NI'IM'IAI.S.
Nebraska Cream Cheese 7 '4c
Iowa Cream Cheese 12o
Wisconsin Llmbcrgcr 12',;c
HAYDEN
f A GENUINE
CLEARING SALE.
Ilefiiri (nkliiK Inventory anil to rednre tlir linen which w urn
nveratot'lKMl lit vte rrlll iiinko 11 ainuount of i!t ier cent on the fol
lowing Ktxiilni
$9.00 Ladles' Chatelaine Bags reduced to $6.75
$7.00 Ladles' Chatelulno Hags reduced to $5.25
$5.00 Ladles' Chatelalno Hags roducod to $3,75
$7.50 Sterling Silver Brush and Comb Sots reduced to $5.62
$6,00 Sterling Silver Brush and Comb Sots reduced to $4.50
$4.00 Sterling Silver Brush nnd Comb Sots reduced to $3.00
$4.00 Ebony Brush and Comb Sets reduced to $3,00
$3.00 Ebony Brush and Comb Sets reduced to $2.25
$2.00 Ebony Brush and Comb Sots reduced to $1,60
$2.50 set of best Plato Teaspoons reduced to $1,88
$1.75 set ot best Plato Teaspoons reduced to , $1,32
$1,25 set of best Plato Teaspoons reduced to 950
$1.60 Nlckol Alarm Clocks reduced to $1.00
$1.00 Nlckol Alarm Clocks reducod to 760
$10.00 Cluster Rings reduced to $7, go
$5.00 Sot Rings reduced to $3,75
$2.00 Sot Rings reduced to $i,co
This Reduction Sale Begins Friday, January 17
SUE OUR SUNDAY AD FOR PRICES ON OTHER LINES.
Mawhitiney & Ryan Co.,
JEWELERS AND ART STATIONERS,
l.Vril AMI DOtltil.AS NTHHI-.TS.
iiAvncm
nAT UCRS
ton, Thompson Pros, South Weymouth,
O eo. H. Keith, Urockton, Preston 1). Kolth,
Cnmpello all largo manufacturers of tho
highest grades of men's shoes. Wo hnvtt
taken the best shoes in both ladles' and
men's and marked them nt ONE NINETY
SIX. Not n pair worth loss than $3.00,
JJ.50, $1.00 and $5.00. In wcltn, turns and
McKays. In all tho Into stylo toes and
fotno not 'nn lato, but all mndo from tho
best leathers, box calfs, patent calfa, ve
lours and vlcl kids, In medium nnd heavy
soles. ON SALE FIUDAY MORNINO. Ex
trn sales people engaged so thnt yu will
be waited on promptly.
On salo In tho Pnrgaln Itoom.
J. Kppner & Son, Indies' shoes,
former prlco $1.76, this sale
98c
J. Kppner & Hon. lidles' shoes, 1 JO
former price J-.tO, this salo WlitO
3. Kppner & Son, ladles' shoos, 1 Q
former price J2.00, this sale Vltl9
J. Kppner & Son, misses' shoes, Qfa
former prlco Jl.W. this sale wOM
J. Kppner & Son, mlnses' shoes, 1 4A
former prlco $2.00, this salo ......Wlift9
J. Kppner & Son. boys' shoes, QQit
rormer price n.w, tnis saio vv
J. Kppner & Ron, men's shoes, 01 Aft
former price 12.00. this salo vliuV
J. Kppner & Son, child's shoes,
former prlco GOc, this sale., ....
I9c
Goods Dcpartmtnt.
IvIiiht Hvrrr Uny,
I Tnllor-MadoiSults and Skirts to order by
a professional Indies' tnllor, tho only ex-
i cluslvo Indies' tnllor In Omaha. Wo will
mako any kind of skirt or-suit to order at
CO per cent less than' any olher tnllor In
tho city. Wo guaranteo a porfoot fit In
every Instnnco or money cheerfully re
funded; and wo challenga any ladles' tailor
west ot Chicago to do ns good work as ws do.
For full particulars, sco our High Grado
Dross Goods Department.
For good Dress Goods cheap, aoo our Bar
gain Room.
counter, nt yard 10c, 15c, 25c and 35o.
10,000 yard3 of high grado Dress Goods,
In remnants of 2 to 7 yards, nt ono-flfth ot
regular prlco, yard 45c, 75c and 85c.
Silks worth 75c, 49c, $1.00 and $1.50 yard,
nil go nt 39c.
Velvets, worth 49c, will go at 10c.
Corduroys, worth 75o ynrd, 29o.
Flannelettes, worth 16o yard, 3c.
Flanncloltes,, worth 19c ynrd, Cc.
12!lc and 15c Percales, dnrk and light, 5c.
Yard wldo Outing Flannel, worth 10c 5c.
Ynrd wldo Outing Flannel, worth 10c, at
Taffeta Sollols, worth 26c, for waists,
nlco bright stripes, 7Hc.
Molro Linings, ynrd wldo, worth 19o yard,
will go at 6c.
10c Shaker Flannel, 3$c.
Cc LL Unbleached Muslin, 3?4c
Cc flno Illeached Muslin, 44c
Cc Prints, dark and light and turkeys,
worth up to 7&c, at 2ic.
10c and 15c Towels will go at 5c.
Turkt-y Red Tablo Damask, worth 25o,
will go at 15c.
Clothing.
Hoys' $1.00 All Wool Pants, 35e.
Hoys' $2.C0 Long Pants, 95c.
Clearing out nil Hlankcta nnd Quilt, at
less than cost.
Slightly mussed Tablo Covers at exactly
holt price.
Children's 60c Wool Ilnderwcnr nt 10c.
Men's 10c Seamless Socks at 4c.
Men's 10c Colored Handkerchiefs at 3c
Shirts at 49c.
Hand Chcosc, oach , m0
Gem Plncopplo Choeso 490
Neutchatol Cheese, each 20
si hats at iti:nit;i:u piiices.
No. 1 Sugar Cured Hams Ho
3-pound pnlla Compound Lard 26a
C-poilnd pit I In Compound Lard 46o
No. 1 California Hams 7a
Best brand No. 1 Small Hams 120
Alstott's Now Bologna Cc
KltlHTH.
Wo handle tho Inrgcst stock of fancy
fruits west of Chicago.
Imported Dates, per pound 12Wo
Fancy Apples, per dozen 20o
Largo Navel Oranges, per dozen lCo
BROS.