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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATUKDAY. JANUARY" IS, 1902.
SIIRUM DEADS LABOR UNION
Itclftlitt Ftotita Win aa Euj Tkttrj at
AiiQtl Elation.
ATTENDANCE AT MEETING VERY IAR8E
Knrr Deleirntes Arc Sent In lir Mnnr
fnlnim anil l'eritonnel of Central
Ornnnlnllon fMilcrajoea a
ltnillcnl Climme.
Tho nnnual election at the Central Labor
union last night resulted ns follows: W.
O. Bhrura, president; C. A. lloblnson, vlco
president; J. A. Bradford, recording sec
retary; John Pollan, secretary-treasurer;
Otto Ncldcrwclscr, scrgcant-at-nrms; O.
I'. Sbrum, J. 11. Saunders and R. K. Worth
Ing, board 'of trustees. It was a complete
socialist victory, tho opposition being hope
lessly divided.
Tho meeting wan one of tho largest over
held by tho Central Labor union. A poll
In which tho cntlro membership was In
terested, brought out clghty-ono votes a
larger attendanco than has been In tbo hall
for nearly two years. Of theso members
Ixty-ono were admitted Just before tho
election began and there was n consider
able change In tho personnel, somo unions
Bonding entirely new delegations. On tho
Informal ballot. V. O. Shrum of tho
plumbers union received fifty votes out of
tho clghty-ono cast, and W. H. Hell, K. S.
Fisher, C. E. Smith nnd O. P. Shrum, who
were nominated, all declined and tho olec
'tlon of Mr. Shrum was mado unanimous.
AVnut Krcc Textbook.
A resolution protesting ngalnst tho sus
pension of tho rulo providing for frco books
In tho high school was adopted.
An appeal for funds from loeked-out mem
bora of a union In Knoxvllle, Tenn., dis
charged from 11 woolen mill for bolonglng
to tho union was received. No Omaha mer
chant nppearcd on tho list of Arms uslnt;
tho goods of this bouse.
A letter from l'orto Illco, giving tho ro
nult of tho trial of tho representative of
tho American Federation of Iabor, who
was convicted and sentenced to Jail, was
rocolvcd, showing that tho Spanish laws
against labor movements are utlll In force
on that Island. Tho writers are planning
to start n labor papor In splto of this op
position nnd ask for financial assistance
Tho grlovanco of tho bartenders was ro
forrod to tho arbitration committee with
powor, to act. Obllngor, Harth and An
drews woro nppolntod as n temporary arbi
tration committee to tnko up tho grievance,
i.int or Nov nctPK"tcH.
Delegates woro admitted as follows:
Cooks' Helpers, Ocorgo rierson, John Hath
away, James narnwcll; Drain Layers, Wil
liam Flako, William T. Standbcrry, Wil
liam Obllngor; Stationary Firemen, J. A.
Dapt, M. M. Shcrlcy, C. E. Austin; Loco
motlvo Firemen, Gus .Hollo, H. E. Graham,
Fred Evans; Whlto CooS. E. H. Wesson,
C. H. Lobln, Ocorgo Way; Bartenders, Theo
dore Erlcksou, J. W. O'Connell, K. C. Ed
wards; Coopers, Albert Miller, C. Q. Ed
monds, Louis Bauer; Steam Engineers, John
Landagraf, William Harper, William D.
Austin; Stato Employes, Otto Schnelder
windo, Jr., J. H. Wlthnell, F. J. Clark;
Shoot Metal Workers, Otto Nelderwolsor,
Sanford Wright, C. W. Adair; Barbers,
Frank Crews, Frank Clapp, Frank Flynn;
Bricklayers, H. Sago, E. Leonard, O. P.
Shrum; Blacksmiths, John Iluef, C. Pos
plsll, William Grlob; Electrical Workers,
W. J. Wales, James Morton, George E.
Jtusscll; Retail Grocer Clerks, It. E. Worth
ing, Ed Nelson, C. L. Nicholas; Musicians,
W. H. Danlols, Charles M. Ostrander,
eorgo Abbott; Meat Cutters, C. E. S:hmldt,
J. Barth, J. A. Bradford; Structural Iron
Workers, J. Ekstrom; Leather Workers,
John Kowalowskl; Eloctrotypors and Ster
eotypers, Louis Connolly, John Dakln, Ed
Dodson; Bakers, Chris Lyck, Fred Bobzln,
S"red Carpenter.
JOKE ON BANKER H. R. GOULD
While I'uahlnir Ilurittiirr Inanrnnce
Ills Omi Ilnnk In Cntmht 'With
out n I'ollcj-.
Tho bankers of Nebraska are having con
siderable amusement over the predicament
of H. R. Gould, secretary of tho State Bank
ers' association aad ex-ofllclo agent for the
burglary Insurance company which Is co-operating
with that association.
Mr. Oould Is president of tho Platto Val
ley Stato bank of Del I wood. Kan. As sec
retary of tho association he has been ad
vertising tho merits of burglary Insuranco
and has spent considerable tlmo In pushing
the business, A few days ago burglars vis
ited tho bank at Bellwood. They blew open
the safe nnd carried away (2,000. As soon
as the news was received In Omaha Mr.
Gould took the robbery as a text for a cir
cular to tho bankers of tho state, showing
them the necessity of Insuranco. In this
circular ho nil m Its that his bank had no
insurance, but says that It was to have been
written the day tbo .burglary took place.
An Kxtrnct from
"If you could only bo
Letter.
Her
here this winter
morning and see for yourself, you would
no longer doubt mo. Roses aro blooming
In our front yard, and all nature Is as' far
advanced In tlilfl lovely American stimmor
land as It will be In your cold eastern homo
by June.
"Wo mado tho trip from Omaha to Cali
fornia via tho Union Pacific to avoid the
detour routes.
"An less time Is consumeU on tho Union
Pacific In reaching your destination, there
are fewer Incidental expenses en route.
"If you want to reach California without
suffering any of tho Inconveniences of win
ter travel bo sure that your ticket reads
over tho Union Pacific. It Is the only lino
ruunlng through trains from Omaha, (com
peting roads have Just one car, going over
four or flvo different lines onco a day, only).
Wo rode on that great California train,
'Tho Overland Limited,, which surpasses
any train traversing tho Amorlcan con
tinent." For further Information call on or ad
dress city ticket office, 1321 Farham, 'phone,
310.
HAS GORDON ON NEW TACK
City Attorney Now Contends that Gor
don Never flnnllfled for
Police J n e.
City Attorney W. J. Connell has taken a
new tack on Judge Gordon and Is confident
that ho will tiring tho Gordon dynasty to an
end. Upon examining the records Mr. Con
sell has found that when Judgo Gordon en
tered upon his duties at tho police station
In 1895 he took tho statutory oath of office.
This would have been tho proper oath had
It not beou decided by tho courts later that
the Judge was a county oflker. Thin de
cision made It necessary for htm to tako
the Judicial constitutional oath. His fatluro
to tako this oath was a failure to qualify
for his office, In tho opinion of City Attor
ney Connell.
After the mooting of the Board of Equal
ization yesterday attoraoon'tbe city council
hold a special meeting for tho purpose of
Introducing an ordinance striking an Item
of $1,600 from tho last appropriation ordl
nanco passed by the council. This amount
was Judgo Gordon's salary for tho last part
,f 1901. Tho city attorney thought this
Item was salary for tho first part of 1901
and approved It thinking that It was In
eluded In the salary ordered paid by tho
courts. Ho now belloveu that tho city can
.not bo compelled to pay the Judgo any more
alary, as ho never qualified for his office.
Cost prlco and valuo Ignored. Winter
goods must go. Turn to Pago 7' and read
our ad and come and see us. Hayden Bros:
No Trnnnfer nt Clilcnito.
All trains of tho Baltimoro & Ohio, Lako
Shore & Michigan Southern, and Nickel
Plato railways use Uio Grand Central sta
tion at Chicago. Patrons of the Chicago
Great Western I all way desiring to go east
via nny of these roads will avoid transferring.
Wanted Salesmen and ' saleswomen, for
tho dry goods department of tho new W.
It. Bennett Co. store. Apply Saturday. Jan.
18, between 7 and 9 p. m. nt Mr. Flock's
office, on second' floor of 'Capitol 'avenue
store.
Real
Sco Sam'l Burns' front window.
Wedgowood dinner set, $8.75.
Kxclnslvelr for I.nilleH,
That tho ladles 6f Omaha ap'nroclatc tho
privilege which they enjoy In Tho Bathery
has been amply demonstrated by their lib
eral patronage. Thoy aro beginning to
realize that while tho avcrago city of this
size has plenty of places whero men may
obtain Turkish baths nnd massnge or elec
tric treatment, no other city In tho west
can boast of a place similar to Tho Bathory,
which Is reserved exclusively for ladles and
equipped with special reference to their
comfort, convunlenco and well being. Tho
operators employed at Tho Bathery are
tralnod women, Intelligent and capable.
They understand tho value of tbo baths add
treatment from a health and beauty stand
point nnd are personally Interested to the
end that patrons aro pleased and benefited.
Tclephono 1716 for appointments. 220 Beo
Building.
Iloiiieseekers' Excursions.
Tickets to nearly all points In tho United
States on aalo at all ticket offices of tho
Chicago Great Western railway on tho first
and third Tuesdays of January and Febru
ary' at tho low rata of ono faro plus $2.00
for tho round trip.. Good to return In 21
days from date of sale. For detailed In
formation address any Chicago Great West
ern agent, or J. P. Elmer, G. P. A., Chi
cago, 111.
8B.OO for limit n Dy Work.
If you live In the country or In a small
town and have a good "acquaintance among
the farmers and stockralsers In the neigh
borhood, you can make $5 easily by four
or five hours' work. Write us and we will
send you our proposition. The Bee Publish
ing company, Solicitors' Dept.. Omaha, Nob.
Shampooing and hair dressing, ,25c.
connection with the Bathery, 216-220
building. Telephone 1716.
In
Bit
DIED.
SHEARER Ludlm W.. aged 2S years.
Funeral from residence, 2612 'Harney
street. Sunday, Jan. 19,- at 2 p. m. Friends
Invited.
SHAW Mrsv Lucy Anna, age 32 years.
Funeral Sunday afternoon at 2 from for
mer residence. 202O Emmet street. Inter
ment Forest Lawn cemetery.
Mnrrlnste Licenses.
Marriage licenses woro Issued yesterday
to the; following: ,
Name nnd Residence. Are.
Georco Wood. Omaha n
Molllo Donaghuo, Omaha is
Tolydotro Horoux, Omaha 25
Mario Sattnrtleld, Omnha is
Our way to win trado and rotaln It la by
selling rcllablo goods at low prices. Read
our bargain au on page 7. Hayden Bros.
THE HEALTV MARKET.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Friday,
Warranty Heeds,
A. C. Troup,' trustee, to Francesca
Vols, lot 8, block 107, South Omaha.. $
South Omaha Land company to Roslo
Hydock, lot C, block 3M, South
Omaha .v.
T 13. McPherson nnd wlfo to C. J.
Hyshtun, s 65 feet lot 11, block 4,
Hodlck'H subdlv of J. 1. Redlck's
add
3. K. Butler and wlfo to 8. H. Unver
lagt, lot 10, block 16, West End add
Winona Savings bank to George Kel
ley. stt lot 10, block 8. Kountzo &
R-'s add
iB. a. Hazlot to J. S. Davis, lots E and
6. block 10, Isaac & S.'s add 1,000
A. W. Slmpklns nnd wife to O. M.
Webster, e4 lot 7, Lindsay's subdlv:
lot 3. block 4. Saundors & H.'s add
to Highland Park; lots 1 to 9, block
x. Golden add 600
Quit Claim Deeds.
Lodusky McManlgal to C. M. Bell, lot
T, In 21-16-9 1
City of Omaha, to Union Paclflo Rail
way company, lot 6, block 317; lot 3,
block 331; lot 8. block 328; lot 3, block
S16; lot 7. block 326; wH lot 7, block
316, Omaha 1
Bamo to same, part Sixth street ad
joining lot 4, block 181, Omaha l
Bamo to same, "Road U-60." within
rounds owned by Union Paclflo
Railway company, In ne4 se; 28-15-13
1
game to same, various streets and
alleys ns per contract between city
and Union Pacific railway l
J. M. Chapln to F. A. Rlsliur. lot. 4.
Bturgls Place, 200
ORDERS PICAYUNE DIVIDEND
Creditors of Nebraska Fire Insurance
Company Will Iteoelre Two
1'er Cent.
Creditors of tho Nebraska Fire Insur
anco company will rccclvo a dividend of 2
par cent of tho amount of tho nltowod
claims seme tlmo between tho tnlddlo of
March and April 1.
Yesterday morning A. U. Wyman, receiver,
filed a report In which ho said that ho had
on hands funds sufficient to pay such a
dividend and tho order for payment was
Issued.
Tho delay in making payment Is ou ac
count of tho large number of creditors,
there being between 6,000 nnd 6,000 of thein
residing in all parts of tho state. Thirty
tiays' notice by publication will bo given,
and It will requlro sixty days to make out
the vouchers and checks.
15
400
3,600
7,000
1,500
W. C. Galloway
Tho well known Hour merchant who lives
at, 2112 Lake street, and whose place "of
business Is at 18th and Izard, says he has
tried many things for, a cold, but he has
never found anything to equal Q'utnncetal
Mr. Galloway Is not a relative 'Of ours,
but appreciates our style of doing business,
and gives us this testimonial unsolicited.
Dad's Qulhlne ; igo
Wood Alcohol, ono pint j is0
Wood Alcohol, one quart , 5j
Wood Alcohol, half gallon... , coc
Wood Alcohol, one gallon , f)Q
Red Blood Albumen makes hens lay
mo genuine boiix co.'s in pkgs.. lb. 45o
JlCl! XJIUUU SIIUIIICU 111 UUlKt JlOUnil . . . , . , 3
Orders from city and country solicited.
wo l.iemc rjxiraci iseei ijr
4-oz. Lleblg Extract Beef ' InS
8-oz. Lleblg Extract Beef ' j
16-oz. Lleblg Extract Beef j 25
rcruna , rt-
13.75 Hospital Malted Milk 12 ffi
25o Mistletoe Cream ........ n
$1.00 wine uaruui , , ia
25c Laxative Bromo Quinine iS
25o Qulnacetol (best for colds) "
Y ow.iuM.c 'vvmpiAiion tonio
STORE OPEN ALL NIQHT.
SOHAEFER'S ' Drug- Store.
Tel. 747. . W. Cor. Kith and Chicago.
Goods aellvered FREE to any part of city,
ToUl tuuount of truuferf,. IMittO
Announcement of the Thcnters.
Rico & Barton's Big Gaiety company at
tho Trocadero concludo their engagement
this afternoon nnd evening, having pleased
largo sized audiences all woek. May How
ard, who has never appeared In Omaha, will
bo at tho Trojadero tomorrow afternoon
for n limited Btay, with a company of tal
ented burlesque and specialty artists of
national reputation.
If you aro looking for bargains read our
ad on Pago 7 and then hunt us up. Hayden
Bros.
Look Out
Send articles of Incorporation, notices of
stockholders' meetings, etc., to The Bee.
We will give them proper legal Insertion.
Telepbono 238.
Shampooing and hair dressing, 25c. In
connection with tho Bather, J16-220 Ben
building. Tebphono 1716.
This unseasonable, pleasant, balmy
weather Is dangerous. Coughs, colds and
pneumonia aro lurking around. Better be
on your guard and provide yourself with a
bottle of our
SYRUP H0REH0UND, TAR AND
WILD CHERRY.
It Is almost an infallible remedy for
coughs and colds. Its composition recom
mends It at onco to all thoughtful persons
Try a bottlo. Costs only 25 cents.
FULLER ,S 00.
14tti Mi DoaaiM Sts,
Now is the Time
TO PURCHASE A
Piano
Wo have Just rccolved tho first
Bhlpmont of our spring stock the
largest line of standard pianos In tho
entire weft. New pianos fully guar
anteed, $148, from that prlco up to tho
price of the
Stelnway, Vose, Emerson, Stegcr,
Steck, Mason & Hamlin, A. B. Chase
and other standard makes.
1 Ebony case, upright $ 80.00
1 Rosewood case, upright 95.00
1 Mahogany case, upright .... 135.00
1 Beautiful sample piano only.. 158.00
1 French walnut caso, 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 &
Pease pianos at prices to suit econom
ical buyers.
For catalogues, prices and further
Information, write to
SGHMOLLER
& MUELLER
Exclusive representative for Steln
way pianos and Self-Playing
Pianolas.
1313 Fnrnam St.. Omaha
Telephone 1025
502 Droadwnjr, Council Bluffs
Telephone 36S
ALCOHOL
PRICES.
Vx pint GRAIN ALCOHOL.. 20c
1 pint GRAIN ALCOHOL.... -too
1 auart On A IN ALCOHOL. . 7Ro
M sal. GRAIN ALCOHOL.. Bl.50
1 Kftl. GRAIN ALCOHOL.. f 3.0O
(The above prices do not Include bottles.)
WE KEEP EVERYTHING IN THE
DRUG LINE.
Let us give you prices on what you use.
It will pay you to visit our store and keep
posted on our up-to-date prices
MYERS-DILLON DRUG CO.,
Telephone 150.
10th and l'n run 111 Streets.
P. S. Koep Red Albumen for ppultry.
FINE
OLD WINES.
Port, qt bottlP. 35c, EOc, 75c
Sherry, qt. bottle, 35c, 60c,
76c.
Catawba, qt. bottle, 35c, COc,
75c.
Muscatel, qt. bottlo, 35c, 60c,
76c.
Angelica, qt, bottle, 60c nnd
7Kv
Tokay, qt. bottle. 60c, 75c.
Madeira, qt. bottle, 60c, 75c,
Sl.oo.
Malaga, qt. bottle, 60c, 75c,
$1100.
Imported Sherry. Port, Ma
laga, 11.00, $1.25, 11.50.
Escapernong, qt,, 90c; pint,
Me.
Meyer's Unfermented Catawbu, uho
orlglm.1). 60c, pints; $1.00. quarts.
Pare Orange Wine, mnde from navel
oranges, per iiuori, iuv.
CACKLEY BROS.
Opposite. I'ostofloe. Telephone X14H,
AQENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
BBSS BBS BBl BB 1BB1 - T f J
IS
eat
SONS
Shoe News
Of Utmost Importance. Sale Extraordinary
Saturday Main Floor.
A momentous event the price again will appeal to yon
the qualities of the shoes are simply superb the make
are celebrated the names of the foremost makers being
plainly stumped on the soles of the shoes.
Women's
Shoes-
Women's
Shoes
$J85
worth $3
and $3.50
a pair.
worth $3
and S3. 50
a pair.
Queen Quality shoes for women, worth $3 a pair, at $1.85.
Todd, Bancrofts of Rochester, celebrated $3 shoes, at $1.83
Jas. A, Lawrence, Chicag-o, celebrated $3,50 shoes, at $1.85.
The assortment is good. It is a wonderful array of best
kid, enamel and patent leather shoes ever offered at the
price.
IWen's $3.00 and $4.00 Shoes, at $1,85 a Pair
Men's shoes that were not built to sell
for less than 3 pair, some were built
to sell for $-1. We have made another
gathering of numerous lots, making an
almost complete run of sizes, and all
made for same selling price Saturday.
Cleaning
Up Time
January is a sort of cleaning up time at "The
Nebraska," although our stocks are in a very
fair condition, but occasionally we run across
odd lots that require us to mark at odd
prices. The object of this business is to clean
up all lines that we do not wish to carry over
to next season and in order to have them move
lively, we have nipped the prices here and
there. The following demands your attention:
$185
Boys' Shoes.
Keep a-watching that part of the main floor shoe 3tore
There aro no better boys' shoes
sold In all this broad land.
Urlng the big and little follows
In for the celebrated LOCUSTS,
at l.f0 nnd $1.39 a pair -sizes
12 to 5'.c.
$139
$150
II AVnCIHl Bankrupt Sale of the
IIA I ULRS Eppstein. Meyer &
l leaaite HSaoU Qthnlr
lanauo viuan wiuuni
Another installment of ladies' fine tailored suits and skirts just
received. This entire purchase, together with our own magnifi
cent one, goes on sale Saturday morning at S o'clock in our
mammoth cloak department.
250 ladies' man-tailored suits, made of line coverts, Venetians.
broadcloths , and cheviots, some silk lined throughout, trimmed
in silk and satin bands, silk stitched, made in blouses, .etons and
jacket effects, worth up to $25, E., M. & I. snle, 10.00.
200 ladies' suits, made in all new shades, jackets silk lined,
flounce skirts, worth up to 15, E., M. & I. sale price, 0.0S.
Mora Skirts Than All Other Houses Combined.
1 table of ladies' skirts in rainy-day and dress skirts, made with
separate flounce and trimmed with several rows of stitching,
some satin trimmed, worth up to 0, E., M. & 1. sale, 2.08.
1 table of ladies' skirts, made in liuest Venetians, broadcloths
and cheviots, satin trimmed with serpentine .flounce this lot in
eludes 75 rainy-day skirts, made of finest coverts and kerseys,
worth up to $12.00, E., M. & I. sale at fS.OO.
Kaiuy-day skirts, trimmed with three satin bauds and several
rows of stitjchings, E., M. & I. sale at 1.50.
Ladies' box coats, made of finest kerseys and Montnnas, lined
with Skinner's satin, worth up to $18.00, E., M. & T. sale, 7.50.
One table women's box coats, mnde of good quality kersey and
rough cloth, some silk lined, worth up 'to 9.00, E., M. & T. snle
C" HQ
SATURDAY SPECIALS.
$1.00, underskirts. 25c.
2.00 wrappers, 98c.
0.00 silk waists, 2.98.
2.50 dressing sncque. 98c.
SATURDAY EVENING, from 7:30 to 9:30, we will give you
another of our wrapper speqials; a better value than ever before.
1.50 ilannellette wrappers for these two hours at 59c.
READ GREAT SALES ON PAGE 7.
HAYDEN BROS,
For Womerv
Automobiles for Women Wo li.ivo been ruraaging
through our clonk room and And that the holidays have
left us with several styles of automobiles for women we
propose to clean them out quickly, the price clipper has
been put to work on these garments nnd you will And the
prices far below what the garments were actually made
to sell for it gives you an opportunity for buying a hand
aoine coat for very little money, and getting several months'
wear out of it this season.
$5.90 for Automobiles worth $8.00
$9.75 for Automobiles worth $14.00
$12.75 for Automobiles worth $18.00
For Men
Metis Fancy Shirts .5c. At this price wo aro showing
about twenty-live dozen of our regular
75c, $1.00, $1.25 grados they come in
fancy colors, stiff bosoms, percale and
madras cloths the shirts aro cut full
length, are well made and come in stylish
patterns this is a collection of several dif
ferent lots that we have gathered together
and put one low price on the lot you will
lind them extremely good values if you
want to see how far your shirt
money will go, come to this store r
today
The Wearing of
Haa become so general by tho women of the
United Statoa that tho town whero Sorosls
are unknown Is tho cxcoptlon.
Manv manufacturers attempt to stem tho
tide by pointing to tho price of tholr handi
work and saying. "Sco, $5.00 and J6.00;
thoy must be better."
I'rlce never made a line shoo finer.
Sorosls aro $3.60 always.
SOROSIS SHOE STORE
Frnnk,WllcoxMgr.. 203 S. 15th St.
Bend for Cataloguo.
It Tickles Hitti
when ho thinkn of the plcnsuro and com
fort that awaits lilm in a bottlo of METS5
nilKH. It's tho beer you should always
havo In the house, because It's tho purest
and bout, and Is bottled so as to retain
tho punty nnu navor,
Metz Bros. Brewing' Co.,
Tel. 110. Omavlm.
Or Jacob Neumayer, Agt., euro Ne'umayor
XiUlli, v,vuuut uimu, umv
HAYDENs "Mr ,te
MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING.
. Tremendous stocks of tho finest makes bought at lowest spot cash prices tlll
on hand owing to the backward season must bo closed out no matter what tho
sacrifice. GENUINE l'HICE REDUCTIONS ON EVERY GARMENT IN THIS STOCK
OP 25 TO 40 PER CENT. Style, fit and quality guaranteed. Alterations mado freo
of charge.
7S5 MEN'S SUITS In all wool chovlots. worth $8.00 In this stock re- 4LES
ductng oalo at
MEN'S VERY FINE ALL WOOL CHEVIOT WORSTED AND SEROK SUITS In a
great varloty of handsomo patterns; stylishly mndo up; worth upflty e r
to $12.50 salo prlco ,iV.;Ov"
MEN'S HIGH GRADE SUITS In an almost oudlcss assortment of tho newest and most
desirable patterns In Scotch cheviots, lino sorgos, Hockanum (H-tft
worsteds, etc., worth $15.00 anil $17.50. reduced to JplvF
THE BEST BARGAIN OP ALL Is to bo found In tho hlghost class makos In America.
mo aiein-uiocK ana tuo n s. & m. Wo havo taken nil our very finest suits In
theso eelobrated makes; In very best soloctod fabrics; newest styles; made up
equal to the highest class mado-to-order morchant tailor clothlngjperfeot In flt;
guaranteed to wear well and to keep their shapo and lino appcuranco, ttj w
worth up to $27.50 nt JpXi3
MEN'S FINI3 tf.S.00 KIIHSKY OVHItCOATH marked down o fB.OO
ALL OUR MEN'S $12.50 COATS-ln tho popular long style, with or wltht C
out yoke, nicely tailored, guaranteed wear, worth up to $12.50, on sale at. P A t5
ALL OUR VERY BEST OVERCOATS In finest makos, that havo aold up to dN
dv, win oo soiu owing to mo warm v.atner wo flavo had nt $18.00 and tpJO
Great Pants Sale.
All our Men's odd Suit Paat.i, accumulated from the entire
season's sale of our boat suits, and worth from $2.00 to $7.00, will
go Saturday at
95c, $1.50, $2.50 and $3.00.
Boys' and Children's Suits
Tills department Is thw mothers' Mecca. Tho prettiest and
most dependablo clothing for tho little men to bo bad In Omaha
nnd At n big saving.
Hoys' and Children's Suits, worth $1.50, now 95c.
Boys' and Children's Suits in chcvlotn and serges, double
breasted and other styles, worth $2.50, aow $1.50.
Boys' and Children's Suits In all. wool scrgos' and cheviots,
neat designs, worth $1.00, now $2.50.
Boys' and Children's Suits In fancy cheviots and aerge, all
mado up In very pretty and most fashionable, worth up to $6.00,
now $3.25 and $3.75.
READ GREAT SALES ON PAGE 7.
HAYDEN BROS.
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Commencing Monday Morning
nnd continuing nil tho wfi'k, v linld our II rut annual ndvnnue sale of
Tvimli nit 1 1 1 fur liny a nnil ilreaaea for ulrla. Como prepared to Beo your Ideals,
as our lines aro reploto with tho latest and best styles la ImporUyl and doraeatlo
materials, all pleasingly priced. Also bear In mind that now Is an oxcollont time and
hero tho best place to got anything you nood to finish out tbo winter for tba boy,
the girl or tho infant.
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