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10 THE OMATTA DAILY J1EE: FRIDAY, AFIUL 3. 1903. loyi' Clotbinf Department Third Floor 10DAY, RECORD-BREAKING R E J A C3 T SALE Tbe unusally Urge dress goods business this spring hs left us with n Immense accumulation of fine remnants. We will close them out Immediately. 50c anc 75c Dress Goods at 25c Yard All the fine Drews Goods remnants, from 3 to 7 yards In length, that are well worth 00c and 75o yard, ev4ry , color and weave today at a yard 25c $1.50 and $3.00 Dress Goods at 75c 75c The prominent Eastern woolen mills have Just sold us In one lot 3,000 yarda of 58-Inch Cheviots, Serges, Golfing, Tweeds etc., of the very highest grade. They run from Z to 6 yard lengths and are easily worth $1.50 to $3.00 a yard on sale today at a yard SALE OF THE SWITZER SISTERS' STOCK The sale of the Swltzcr Sisters' stock has left an accumulation of remark ably dfslrable remnants. We will pries these In such a way to close them out quickly. All goods worth up to $2, Waists, Sklrta and Dresa lengths from Swltzer Sisters' stock at 50c All Swttier Sisters' Dress Oood.i, worth up to $3, Waists, Skirt and Dress Lengths, at . $1 50c and 75c Albatross and French Crepeat 29c 6,000 yards of cream, gray, rose, pink and sky blue wool Crepe and Albatross, goods that have been admired by thousands of apring shoppers, tomorrow at a yard ' 50c Wash Goods at 10c Wash Qoods and Silk Moussellne, 34 to 6 yards In length, very .4 g desirable goods, a regular I II C 60c quality, tomorrow at.... 29c 75c and $1 Wash Goods at 25c Embroidered Batiste, Crepe, Mull, Ma dras, Moussi'llne de Sole, r""E? etc., a beautiful assort- ?1C ment, 75c and Jl quality, at mm Remnants and sample strips of all the finest Laces, f Cirmn-mCWcml. ltd Inwrtlngs and Galons, worth up tl 25c, go at ,Ut OJW-a-2 Sample strips of Embroideries four large counters of all the finest Embroid eries and Inserttngs, in all widths, worth up 25Cl5c"10C"7iC"5C Five thousand eample strips of almost every style of Lace go at c each SPECIAL REMNANT SALE IN THE BASEMENT DIMITIES One big counter of fine 15c and 12V4c Dimities Rr yard .Vw DKESS SWISSES One big counterof fine embroidered Dress Swisses, lEtr; In full pieces, worth 26c a yard go at JW GINGHAMS One big counter of all kinds of fine Ginghams, In neat Air checks, plaWls and stripes go at yard u MKKCKRIZEI) GINGHAMS One big counter of fine Mercerised ' 171c Ginghams yard , " ,w MKRCKHI.K.n SATKKNS One big lot of fine Mercerized Sateens and tC Italian Cloth a yard w LAWK An NAINSOOKS One big table of 40-Inch Lawn, fine checked f)c and striped Nainsooks, etc., worth 25c a yard, go at ,uw HKNKIKTTA SATKENS One big table of plain black and fancy Henri- flln etta Sateens, regular 15c kind, for a yard PERCALES One big table of 38-inch light and dark Percales at Tie a yard .. aw DRAPERY CRETONNE One big table of plain and figured Drapery 1c Cretonne, Denim, ticking, etc., worth up to 40c a yard, go at svv DRESS PRINTS One big table of fancy Dress Prints, regular 7c 2iC kind, go at yard awjv And hundreds of other bargains in the basement for today. . J. L. BRANDEIS &SONS Boston Store DEACON HICRERSOYS SOLACE After Being thro Distressed and Hearj of Heart He Finds Lelief. PRISON WALLS TO FALL FROM ABOUT HIM Exporleac of a Good Man Among the Evil Ones of a Great City and Its Inhappy and Perylem tngr Results. Now It hath come to pass that James P. English, who Is county attorney of a great county called Douglas, hath come to the rescue of Deacon George V. Hlckerson and undertaken that he shall languish no longer In the prison of the evil. For the deacon Is sore distressed and heavy of heart, saying: "Behold, why is it that I, who am a lamb of God, am held here - while my shearer Is permitted to skedaddle back to her abode and there pursue a wickedness which deslgneth the downfall of man?" , Late In that month which Is called March tbe deacon Journeyed from Glenwood, near unto the, Burlington tracks In Iowa, to Omaha and there set about learning things which the wise men of Glenwood wot not of. Hard by the Douglas street bridge he net a woman of the tribe of Ham, whose stage name Is Maria Smith, and be bad speech with her. Marie was a woman of the well and she had a pitcher. The deacon rusheth the pitcher and then dis covered that ten large clmoleons which had been his had departed from him. Being a perceiving Kan and knowing a thing or two he placed two other large slmoleons In his garment and journeyed back unto the woman's abode that he mifcht make certain be had not erred In his suM.lclons. The two went as the ten wtnt and then the deacon cried out to the police in a loud rolce, saying. "Behold, I am touched." And the police ran and took the woman Unto the house of one Flynn, a Jailer. But they took the deacon also and when they arrived the woman straightaway sent a message to one seller of Third ward lera- .onade, who came and signed a great paper and the woman went her way rejoicing. And as she passed out she scorned the deacon with three loud ha-ha's and bade him wait her return In cheerfulness. Now the deacon was afar from them that knew him and without friends. ' v He was sick and In prison, but they visited him not. nor came to sign the bond that he might oe released, and until this day he hath lan guished on a pallet of straw a complalner held to testify while she whom he com plained against goes free until the day of her trial. But a good Samaritan finally told the deaccn of the purpose of postage stamps, and he hath written all over Iowa and to his wife telling her bow It did not happen. And now there hath come a tetter from a Glenwood bank and the bank wrlteth that the deacon is a goodly man and that there fore it will go his bond. And tbe county attorney hath seen and heard and believed, and a great light Is breaking In upon the deacon's soul and' he is singing In a loud voice. For there hath come the time when the prison walls shall fall from about him and he shall have freedom to go home and square himself. OAT for BIsT Horn Ilaatn. C. F. Robertson leaves this evening over the Burlington for a month's stay in the Big Horn Basin country, whore he goes in tbe Interests of the Big Horn Co-operative Oil company, of which be Is secretary, and Hanover Canal company, of which he is secretary and general manager. He, says that both companies will begin active operations in the near future. "The Oil company has its drilling machinery on the ground ready te sink a well. The Han over Canal company will Irrigate about 25,000 acres of fine agricultural land in the valley of the Big Horn river. Burlloartun Changes Tim. Effective April 5 the Denver traia leaves at 4:10 p. m.; the Nebraska local for Lin coln and west, 8:50 a. m.; Iowa local, 9:18 a. m. Hawes S3 hats. Spring stylt-s. Quality guaranteed. Supbe ns & Smith, opposite P.O. Dr. Hoy, i Farnam. chiropodist, moved to 150$ Capital ana Surplas. $106,000.00. A Strong Savings Bank Is the best place for your savings because your money Is constantly earning more money, without risk of loss, and without any bother to you This bank was established in 1884, and has always paid depositors In full 00 demand. Ever) dollar placed to your credit will earn 4 per cent. Interest compounded twice a year. You can begin with any sum from SI up. Our Utile steel banks help you to save Call and get on free. CITY SAVINGS DANK. Brown BloeH Sixteenth and Douglas Straote OMAHA. NEB. Kid Gloves for Easter If you want the best don't forget that I'rrin Kid Uloves leads all others. Prices, f 1.00, fl.tO, $1.75 and $2.00. NEW STYLES IN DRESS TRIMMINGS We aiv showing a large line of strictly new things in tiros trimmings, applitjues, iendants, garnitures, medallions etc. Fancy braids of all kind. A large assortment of black and wlute, in braids, trimmings, medallions, pendants, etc. The popular grape patterns in all w idths, styles and kinds. SCHMOLLER 1313 FARNAM STREET THE GREAT REMODELING SALE CLOSES SATURDAY, (JMAJIA'S leading piano hnuM i being entirely remodeled. To male the work easier, to gire you an unu.muJ opportunity, weoffer the following remarkable bargains: USED UPRIGHTS OO AT $35 $75 $105 JIST HALF PBICB Our Pianos Are llandtomt STANDARD MAKES EBOXY CASES $100 $128 BEAUTIFUL EASTKH5 MAKES $148 $167 Our Pianos Are Strong Colonial Uprights VERY HANDSOME $185 $212 $228 $246 $292 Chickering Upright $165 nr 1L IMP mi TIIK HEI.I AIII.F. M'OHK. FRIDAY IS REMNANT DAY. Another car losd of entirely new renin n ts Just arrived and will be placed on sals Friday morning at from one-third to one-tenth tbelr regular value in domestic noon Our Pianos Have Tone Elegant Knabe EBONY CA8E A BIG BARGAIN SPLENDID DECKER BROS. Circassian Walnut Cass ONLY $300 Corresponding remarkable re ductions in twenty-five other well known makes. Catalogues and Information free. t IOWA BRANCH I Boa Broadway, Coanrll Bluffs Full Set of Teeth, $3 Graduate dentists admitted to our course for $100.00. We make money by teaching our course and don't need to chares sucn nlgn prices nnrr All "Work ' FREE Tm.F,r ' Charges for all Material. . This Offer Good Until April IS. $5.00 Gold Crtwns, $3.00 IN ORDER TO INCREASE OUR CLINIC we want every man, woman and child to have their mounths examined by the pro fessors of this college. Small charges for material. We do as ws Advertise. Set of Teeth. $3.00, upl Gold F1111nrs.7So, up Teeth extracted fres. Filling from. .26c, up 22k Gold Crowns. .trjBrldge Work. $2.86. up UNION DENTAL COLLEGE OF PA1NL.ER8 DENTISTRY. 152J DOUGLAS STREET, ROOM 4. . Open Dally: Nights till . Sundays, 9 to 4 HtMs If You Need ANYTHING ON WHEELS ...OR... ANYTHING FOR A I10KSE Come and See Us We carry the largest and finest stock o! CARRIAGES and HORSE fllRMSHINGS to be seen In Omaha. That's the First Point. Our styles are correct and up-to-date. That's the Second Point. Our prices are right. That's the Third Point. Andersen Millard Co. 1516-18 Capitol Ave. A Well Selected Farm Mortgage Pays the highest rats of Interest con sistent with absolute security. We have had experience. We per sonally txumlue every farm on which we make a laa.ii. If you have idle funds we ran se cute )uu a noo.J Investment. Special atuntl' u glvcu lo Investment ot trust f J...U1. Thone 4T0. t-0 New Tork Life B!dg. Forgan & Haskell Co. Remnants of Imported walstlng, worth 25c, will go In this sale at 10c Fine mercerised ' black sateen. In short lengths, worth 40c per yd., will go at 124c. 25o mercerised linings, all colors and black, will go at 10c. 15c chambray. In all colors, will go at 25c chambray, pinks and blues, 38 Inches wide, will go at 10c. 10c and 12 c flannelettes and prints will go at 2c. 6c shirting prints will go at 24c. 19c percales, yard wide, will go at 5c. 10c and 12V4c seersucker ginghams will go at 6c. 19o cotton plaids, for children, will go at 10c. 26c French plaids, high collars, will go at 12 He. Halt wool dress goods, remnants, yd. 6c. All wool dress goods, in full pieces and remnants, upon table No. 1, at from 4Sc up none over one-halt price. Domestic Room Specials One big table India llnon, check and stripe nainsooks and leno stripes, In long mill ends, not a yard worth lesa than 10c, at yard 4Hc. One big table fine, soft flnlsk cambric, yard wide, worth 12 Vic yard. In long mill ends, at yard 4c. One big table 40-Inch India llnon, Victoria lawns and organdies, In long mill ends, not a yard worth less than 25c, at yard 10c. One big table extra heavy bleached and unbleached Turkish towels, up to 60 Inches long, made to sell at 25c at 12 Vic. 100 dozen linen finish sheets, full bleached, size 81x90, can not be duplicated less than 65c at 45c. Flannels in Domestic Room Remnants of embroidered and white wool flannel less than half price. Remnants of 26-inch drapery sllkollne and flowered curtain Swiss, worth up to 23c per yard, at 5c. Remnants of 15c cheviot shirtings, per ysrd 6 Vic. Remnants of drspery cretonnes, worth 12V4c per yard 5V4c. Full size extra heavy crochet bedspreads, Marseilles patterns, sells everywhere for 11.00 each 49c. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY IMMENSE BARGAINS FROM THE STOCK OF SAMPLE SILK BOLTS Colored taffetas actualy worth 75c for 39c. Fancy silk, stripes, plaids and brocades, 29c. Black taffetas, specials, 27 Inches wide st 69c, 75c and 85c. Black taffetas, specials, 28 inches wide at 98c, $1.15 and $1.25. SFECIAL 30-MINUTE VELVET SALE. Friday morning, from 9:80 until 10 o'clock 60 boxes of line colored velveteen and vclvetta, in good shades of navy, car dinal, wine, hello, brown, castor, yellow, green. If you are here on time IRm you can get a bargain lUC A G n E A T OFFER Friday we will sell a handsome sofa pillow, top tinted in colors, including tho back, one diagram lesson for pillow special ly written by Japanese professor of art embroidery, 4 skeins of Richardson's grand prlx silk floes, a pair of good serviceable embroidery hooks and a card which, will entltlo the holder to receive at any time Instructions In art embroidery free of charge. This combination Is worth ORfs over $1.00 INTRODUCTORY SALE PRICE FRIDAY fa WW SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY"Men'8ShVA5s0a,50c. ,2 00 tOO dozen men's One colored laundered shirts, In all the new colors and styles for spring, worth $1.50 and $2.00, on sale Saturday at 60c. HAYDEW BROS. Kid I "TJ Tip. 'RAM DEIS serfs I ON BARGAIN SQUARE Etra Special Bargain Friday Medium Sols. 6qnare Edge, tfedlum Low HeeL tXAcr ecpeooucTio or tmis sttli smoc 2,000 pairs ladies' welt and sole shoes , and oxfords,' made of dongola and vici kid skins, on new, up-to-date lasts, !all sizes and nearly , all makes, made to retail for up to $3.50 pair, Spiffs gg I FOLLOW THE FLAG. New Orleans and Return, $29.50 April 11, 12, 13, flay 1,2,3.4. Jilll St. Louis and Return. $13.50 April 26, 27, 29, 30, nay 1st The World's Fair line, ' Smoothest, shortest and quick est to the South and South East. Call at City office, 1G01 Farnam St., or address llarry E. Moores, G. A. P. D., Omaha, Neb. Jlllll 131 When you want a Trunk. y0s wast tat but. and If you can get the beat for the same or less money than you can ret a poor trunk -then you will be satisfied on the trunk question lesakisf Td. K5 Anything: In trunks suit cases traveling ua a.i rigm prices ws mane mem. OMAHA TRUNK FACTORY. 1209 Farnai Ybvi will be of tf much va.lue to otlienr ftjyou hivve been toyourjelf if you vdvijre them to USE5SIERIBAM GOAL Workr perfectly in bajeburner, DA.ndyforcookind Victor White 1605 Fa.rna.mSl Tel. 12T What good doss It do to claim to be selling drugs, patent medi cines, etc., at prices "which can not BE DUPIJCATKD IN THE WEST." when by comparing with prices on tbe same ar ticles which we quote any schoolboy can easily see that our prices are lowest. 1'ou compare em, too, and save money. Allcock's Piasters, all you want 12c 11.00 Pierce's Proncriptlon. no limit 64c Jl I'lerce'a Meoical JUoovery, no limit. 61c tl Palne's Celery Compound, no limit.. 74c tl.flu Peruna, all you want tile $1.00 Miles' Nervine 74o 25 Miles' Antl-Paln Pills 'M; Have you noticed that ot nother " CUT PHIC'E drug store in Omahu ares to quote a CIT PltlCE on Dr. Miles- reme dies? They don't dare, 'cause they signed .1 a . VAT . J " 1 T. r 1 I I wie iruii as. eeiiieiii iu i 4ii, PKICE. ... CRYSTAL. TONIC 7oc HOT" PINK OF PERFECTION 40c 12.25 FO80 HAIR TREATMENT 12. (c) I2.U) (.heaters Pennyroyal Pills fiAQ 35c Custoria NOT IMITATION 24a MAIL, ORDERS FILLED. CUT PRICB DRUG STORE II OK0S1 SCIiaEFEiTS Two rs T47 l TUT. W. Car. IWtk a4 CkUss Sl. Men's Fur Hats, 69c There Is none in the lot worth less than fl.50 some of them even as much as J2.00. Sale starts Friday morning. You can see them displayed In our show windows. Keep your eyes on us If you wish to save money on wearing apparel. Nothing but depend ble merchandise are offered for sale by us. Our prices on nothing that we sell are higher than elsewhere. On the contrary, you will save roocey on moat anything you buy of us. If you wish a nobby, up-to-date spring su'.l. take a look at our Alfred Ben jamin stylus. Prices $12 50, $15.00. $18.00, $19.50 and $22.50. No tailor makes better clothes at sny price. We alto show nice, every day sulu for $o.00, $7.50 and $10.00. If you are a union man and want a suit or any other goods with the union label, ours la tbe place to get them. THE GUARANTEE CLOTHINQ CO. 1519 and U21 Douglas Street. If you wear them once you will aguin. Price S3. 50 Always New spring styles now ready. 9 Sorosls Shoe Store 006 S. IS(hfe v?5 II N. M CWwr Ann 4 uU iUtttt. I I ' ('Id ay capllal S.M.0U. Srlua raa4 SloeSa. I UNtTRli HTATHS OBfOSTOHV. hmk Harp;. tntt B B Waa4. nn aanla.M .atav Imfca. rariit T T RaaiHtna aaat- raahvt Deputy "lata Veterinarian. Food Inspector. H. L. R&H1CC1GTTI, D. V. S. CITT VKTB R IN AJU AN . Office and In tl rra ry, J t4and lluoa 6t Uuiaha, Httt. Tslepbons (Ws. jiii iiiiii mi 1 1 1 1 FRIDAY SPECIALS Ladies' Muslin Underwear The muslin underwear on sale Friday Is positively full size and generous proportions. We would not sell shoddy merchandise at any price, and whatever is too cheap for us to sell is not good enough for you to buy at any price. You will find the following prices absolutely, the lowest quoted for good, clean muslins. LADIES' CORSET COVERS made of fine cambric, tight fitting 1 Or V and square neck, worth 25c Friday LADIES' CORSET COVERS made of a fine long cloth, trimmed jQp with lace and embroidery, a regular 35c quality for .......... 1 ZS w LADIES' DRAWERS made of cambric, trimmed with laca and tucked, hem stitched, full cut and well made ' ?f a regular 40c quality for ... LADIES' DRAWERS made of a good quality muslin, plain and -4 C , tucked flounce, regular 25c quality Friday LADIES' GOWNS made of good quality muslin, with tucked OQ yoke,' well finished, a regular 60c gowq at JZC LADIES' GOWNS made of a fine grade of cambric, tucked yoke, with em ..broldery and lace trimmings, "V" or high neck also hemstitched ruffle slip overs, a regular 75c quality, A CJJ Friday 4uw Wdmlw 106a 1 f The Best Office BuHdit Moving is not pleasant to think about except when the prospect of a handsome office is in prospect. You have to get up a certain amount of steam to move, even when you are driven to desperation by poor janitor work,, wretched n Spring Time levator service and offices , . that have been long in need IS of paint as well as soap and nw nr water. Moving I lme THE BEE BUILDING always looks fresh and attractive be cause it is never allowed to get out of re pair. This together with efficient janitor service make it a pleasant place to do business. Besides this the rents , are no higher than in other buildings. R. C. Peters & Co., RENTAL AGENTS, G round Floor Bee Bldg. 1316 Fau-nsm Street John A. Kervan Tailoring Co. ZVVlr: Imported Woolens in the city. Tou are Invited to Inspect same before you mak. your seleotlen for a spring overcoat or suit. All work dona b y first-class union tailors. J. A. KERVAN, U Phone 805. HIGH CLASS TAILORING. ' 1316 Far rmrn .. Cure Biliousness Constipation and Torpid Uver. HOWELL'S LITTLE ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS Free sample Howell Drug Co., 16th and Cap itol Ave. kaaaBaBaaaaBBBaaaBSaBaaBaBBaaaaaaaaaaaBa I Too many cooks spoil the policeman. Too much tailoring Is as bad as too little. The virtue of simplicity Is exhibited in tbe MacCarthy two-button Double-Breasted Sack Coat the creation of our expert New York cutter. See sample In window. Made of Blue Serge becom ing to all figures and faces, making ths slim men broader chested and mak ing the stout man taller looking. Made with the popular Fifth Avenue peak lapel, and two button front shaped shoulders, snug col lar, shoulder a la mllttalro and back slightly shaped. If you know . of anything more stylish, let us know where It is. W. don't. MacCarthy Tailoring Company, 1710-12 Faraan St. Pb.ae IXOS Bee Baildiar Court Hous. is opposlts. The Only Double Track Railway between the Missouri River and Chloago. DAILY TRAINS OMAHA TO 8.10 pm THE OVERLAND LIMITED WnoltaOnt solid dullr train to Chleuo. Oompnrv Ibttut tud ilr.wui room lMplnS frt.Ulwi. buflC tHtir, both, i lm ion . tilt, in oavr avad obMrTftUuit Mr tlactrie lUULsid throughout. 8.00 AM THE ATLANTIC EXPRESS Pullman drawing-room and tourist ilMplm oi and dluiuii cur, mid fits raeliii.ntf cbslr cats. 5.50 pm THE EASTERN EXPRESS til .man drawl nil room nd toarlst lsvtu psra. Its rso'lniiiaj eiit.tr cws, buffet library ami tmQiulm can. aW.Q.nai oara. 2 OTHER DAILY TRAINS 3 f1 III J'r.wlr.-foom altla( oara, bsffa amok Mi AM lJ'B nJ lll.r.ri oar. ud rra raolluUa ulinlr canto ChiHmu.l)lulii( Mlh I fl 111 v'Kli rrlo Oajshs to Chloaao. IU.JvJ AM Nortb Waau.ru Mau3id da, ooaclta. ana Ira. cbalr oara. Ltlnius oara. O DAILY TRAINS OMAHA TO ST.. PAUL-MINNEAPOLIS aa4 4 1'ollBap alaa,la. . Mr. and frx rmltalBs ckair Mrs, S4 llba 7.55 pm BLACK HILLS ?r.!.ti2ifc 7 3D AM ?",l'ir'n"".,8bB.r. KorfDlk, Tr4l- CITY TICKET OFFICE, 1401 and 1403 Farnam Strcd 0