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THE OMAHA DAILY HUE: SITNDAY, AUGUST 9. 1903.
SEW SHOE STORE IN TOWN
Decatur Shoe Company Will Be L:cte3 in
Om&hi.
ONLY SHOES FOR UH TO BE HANDLED
Tta Ktnre Will He Opeed at 1021
lam am turret ffatnrrias, Amt
22 Frauk Wllroa Will
Miafir It.
' Tktridir, Allot 13th.
DON'T Ml?9 TOR OTIOCER8' AND
butch ana-
ANNUAL, riCNIC
at Valley Park, Iowa.
Bee Prof. Jorge Munro'a daring bareback
ride on three wild horses abreast, holding
the reins In hi teeth, and Councilman
f; vans' thrilling feat on the tight wire be
tween the headquarters tent and the wa
termelon stand. Amusement for every
body. Tickets at all grocery stores and
ment markets. ALL, stores closed ALL. day
Thursday.
Attention, W. O. Wt
Members of Alpha ramp No. 1 are re
quested to attend the funeral of Sov.
Charles F. O'Meara. Monday, August 10,
9 a. m., from St. I'eter'i church, 27th and
Leavenworth. Residence, "09 South 27th.
As an outcome of a deal started In the
iprlng of this year, upinna Is to have a
strictly first-clasa, up-to-date shoe store,
In the person of the 'Decatur," the propri
etors of which, the Decutur Shoe Co., hav
ing lease of the store located at 1521 Kar
nam street. For several weeks carpenters
and decorators have been busy as bees re
modeling the room to suit the taste of the
owners, and from all appearances the De
catur promises to be one of the best ep-
I-..-., -V. ... l (h. .min ThA
yumi - - nHir A.,r.t a . 1 n m from
...MiMk(r.a rxf thla ttnnt or I ' " ' ' ' - - '
Attention.
Members of Danish Brotherhood lodges
Nos. 1 and 13 of Omaha, lodge No. 10 of
Council Bluffs and lodge No. 74 of South
Omaha and Danish Odd Fellows lodge No.
216 of Omaha are requested to attend tha
funeral of our late bsother, Nells Frederlk-
' . , . . ,,., residence, Forty-first and Hamilton streets.
to be In mahogany and green, giving an ef- . ' tot ivnoron
feet very pleasing to the eye and a char
acter to the store that Is very Impressive.
Mr. H. E. Decatur of this Arm has been
s manufacturer or men s snoes tor many
years and as the new Decatur will handle
only men's shoes, customeia will have the
satisfaction of knowing to a certainty that
they are to have all the advantages of be
ing able to buy the men's shoes direct from
the maker to the wearer.
Mr. Frank Wilcox, In addition to his du
ties as manager of the Sorosls Shoe Store,
will also direct the affairs of the Decatur,
and that he Is the right man In the right
place Is pelf-evident. His long experience
In the shoe business In this city will bring
to the new store an almost Instant supply
of customers.
It Is understood that the new firm will
carry two special lines of goods under the
name of Decatur at the popular prices of
13.50 and $6.00, In all the leathers from
which rood shoes are made.
The Decatur Co. have tne reputation of
sparing no expense in making a first-class
shoe, and the fact that the new store has
been so attractively prepared Is evidence
that they do nothing by halves.
tThe formal opening of the store will oc
cur on Saturday, August J2d, and an invi
tation will be extended through the dally
papers shortly before that time to attend.
A neat souvenir of convenience and value
will bo presented to every gentleman call
ing upon that date. Ladles are not ex
cluded from this openlmr entertainment,
but, on the contrary, are urged to be pres
ent, not only upon this occasion but In the
future as well, so that they can take part
In looking over and criticising or admiring
one of the best appointed and most mod
ern and up-to-date men's shoe stores In this
country.
Omaha heartily welcomes the Decatur to
the ranks of first-class retail shoe stores
and a generous measure of the "patronage
of men's shoe wearers Is confidently predicted.
By order of I. P, LINDBERQ,
President of Lodge No. 19, D. B.
, HANS COOK.
Noble Grand of Lodge No. 218, I. O. O. F.
Chicago Laundry Best work.
Tel. 203.
M.
lOi.tO A. M., fSltr, P. M., lO P.
Is the time Erie through trains are sched
uled to leave Dearborn station, Chicago,
for Columbus, Akron, Youngstown, Chau
tauqua Lake, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, El
mlra, Blnghamton, Albany, Boston, New
York and points east. For further In
formation apply to H. L. Purdy, traveling
passenger . agent, Erie railroad, Chicago,
1IL
Have Root print It.
Mining; In California.
The development of new mines and the
working of old ones ore placing Amndore
county In the front rank as the gold-producing
county of California. Amadore
county Is "only 18 miles In width. The
mother lode veins of California extend
across the eastern part of the county,
where some of the largest and best paying
mines of the state are located. Thlft lode
la from seven to ten miles wide and runs
northwest and southeast.
Gravel mining la receiving greater atten
tion the past year than since the days of
the early miner. The Nebraska-California
Mining company of Omaha are now open
ing up a very rich gravel property and
will soon make their first cleanup. Ex
perienced miners claim this property is
try rich. They are also developing the
Denend quarts mine. The South Eureka
is keeping seventy men at work the year
round. The Bunker TIM Is doing remarka
bly well and la considered one of the best
producers In the county. The Oneida mine,
- which Is In the black alate Bone, would
be. a surprise to the 4!)ers, equipped as It is
with modern machinery. All of the above
mines are taking out high grade, free
milling ore.
Mr. Julius Stone of this city has asso
ciated himself with Mr. Frederick B. Pates,
tho vocal teacher, and will act In the ca
pacity of secretary and will look after
the business part of the studio, as Mr,
Pates" time is fully occupied with teaching-.
Mr. Stone was a pupil of Mr. Pates five
years before comlne to Omaha. Ha Is the
possessor of a beautiful tenor voice of ex-'
eeptlonal range and quality, singing the high
"C" with ease. He has sung In New York.
Chicago, etc., and the leading teachers
of those place have pronounced his tone
development and quality to be equal to any
tenor in tha country.
fvoy -
Carriage
M
m
Sx.Us
Wosdrid
aaat Oorcrso
Hospitality.
Hon. Timothy L Woodruff, cx-ltoutenant
governor of New York state, has Invited
half a hundred branch office managers of
the Smith-Premier Typewriter company,
of which he la president,' to spend a week
at his-famous and beautiful "Kamp Kill
Kara," In the Adlrondacks. Since assum
ing the presidency of the company, on Feb.
ruary 10. Mr. Woodruff has Increased the
aales of the Smith-Premier typewriter 60
per cent in six months, and has built an
enormous slx-qtory factory In Syracuse,
N. Y., to take care of tha Increased or
ders. The party gather at Syracuse August
and 7 for a day's Inspection of the new
plant, and then go to "Kamp Kill Kara"
for a week's enjoyment and recuperation.
We have the largest
and finest 'display of
well builr,, up-to-date
VEHICLES in Omaha
and .
DON'T NEED
THEM
Because we're
SELLING OUT,
QUITTING
BUSINESS
It's Your Opportunity.
CALL AND
SEE US
DRUpiOND,
(8th and Harney.
r
Deposit
Your
none y
In Our
Bank.
We Pay
4 Per
Cent In
terest on
Deposits
Jfa
MONDAY BARGAIN IN THE BASEMENT
CliiL ura
Tbe Most Extraordinary Linen Bargains We Eier Offered.
$2.50 per Doz. NAPKINS
AT 6C EACH
We will plnee on sale Monday tnornltiR
several hundred drummers' Kami'les
of Tine All I.lnon Nnpkins. Most of
those nre 24 Inch In size nnd strictly
nil linen, but ninny of thorn have
boon used by the drummers ns sum
pies, consequently nre soniewhnt y
mussed. Most of these
nre worth $2.r0 per
dozen, nnd go nt
EACH
o
65C SCOTCH DAMASK AT 25C YARD
One big table of 72-inch wide strictly All Linen Scotch
Damask of a very heavy quality. This a'damask that you
generally pay 65c yard for, as long as twenty J q
pieces last Monday tee will sell them at yard.. kD
ItSo Tnrlirr Red and InillRO nine
Unmask Guaranteed fast 4 P
color and very heavy qual- I JjCJ
Brrletlr All I.laen Hnclc Towels
The kind that you wou'.d y-v
expert to pity 19c or I5c for I IJC
will go at each
Itj , we will sell at yard
EXTRA HEAVY TABLE PADDING AT 29c YD.
This Is (54 Inches wide nnd It Is n grade thnt generally sells from 50c to
crc yard it Is that nwrul heavy qnallty which Is so
much In demand. We have three cases of these next
Monday we will sell them for, yard
DRUMMERS', BEDSPREAD SAMPLES, 5c Each
These are tho Marseilles Satin nnd Crochet. They are samples of bedspreads that
eenerallv sell 75o to $2.60 each. TheHe namples nre about 30x30
In slie. and can be used for many different purposes. We rP
offer them Monday at each "
29c
Extraordinary Silk Specials
$1.00 SiVTIN FOULARDS AT 25C YARD
T1io nrottv rnlnilron. nin dot nnd ttnv patterns, in various lenfrths.
many pieces to match. 1V4 to 3 yards each, navy black nnd
white grounds. This Is a regular toe ana jti vaiue ai.
$ Taffeta at 35c Yard-I!alr L,no Taffetas, In all colors, In elegant
rlacea taffetas. The kind that make the lashlonahle shirt waist ,
dresses. enouRh for waists, skirts, etc., slso 86-lnrh taffetas,
small check Ixmlslene. artistic Oriental drapery and screen
rllk. worth J1.00 nnd 11.25. at
ALL WOOL VOILE AND ETAniNE In black and all colors,
smooth nnd fine weavos, ultra atyliah, at por yard.,
'NOPPE ETAniNE Black and all colors, new and very
fashionable. $1.25 value at
25c
s, In elefrant
35c
50c
85c
(j Cretim" Brillinntine, 59c grade, at 39c
Silk Mousstllne. Silk Mulla and dainty , washable dress stuffs, 4 Qn
worth 6uc and 60c a yard, at 7W
Tho
Bennett Company
The Leading Piano House
of the West.
Tip3
Pianos
From
Bennett's
Do you want a (renulne bargain? We'
have several very desirable upright
pianos which we must sell thin week.
They nre returned from rental, but
are good ns now. They have all been
thoroughly re-strung, tuned and pol
ished, and are guaranteed sound and
reliable. You can buy 'em at Just
about half their regular values.
TERMS ARE EASY, INVESTIGATE
A nice slightly used pretty cased
walnut piano must have CfMU
cost at least $376 4IOO
A pretty, pure toned, slightly used
oak must have cost unu
Mix), for ..O'lO
A ripely built slightly used mahoganv
cost about 36 yours $158
SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS
NEW PIANOS
Dozens to Cho oae From.
The best piano bargains available.
Two high grade French mot- CO0
tied walnut, each worth $350 PIU
Five fine sample pianos In all woods
running In values to $-,'50 GLO'XCi
your choice for r. ipiJJ
Four high grade oaks, each COSH
worth at least $11)0, yours for 4iiJJ
Three high grade walnuts, each price f
elsewhere not less than
yours for J)iA3
Two lovelv high grade mahoganys
both worth $450 each COtin
yours for iP60U
ALL SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS
We want you to call and re? us.
Don't pass by the music department
It Is one of the biggest bargain sec
tions of the whole store.
Write us If y.ou are an out-of-town
resident, we will gladly describe In
full anv and every piano we own.
Will send a plnno to you on approval.
If you don't like It return It no har.n
.one end It wont, cost you a cent.
Lefa Get Together.
Mail: Dipt. 'Phone 139.
16th and Harney St., Omaha.
Full line of Clear Havana cigars
Complete line of Pipes, all guaranteed.
OMAHA'S LARGEST CIGAR HOUSE
Main Office, 1404 Douglas
Street.
Est lis 4. Tel. 1560.
w rrtiffi 8 ll- iVSim il nut nrhlir t '
"Strongest In tns World." the FnultabU
Life Assurance society. Its nollclma srs
sight drafts at inuturity. gee H. I). Neelv,
manager. Morchunts National Bank Illdg.,
Omaha. Keb.
Only Six Days More
. And then the sale of the Levlre stock on
our second floor will be a thing of the past.
We need the room for our new boys' cloth
ing department, which we expect to open
up about September 1. In order to close
out the remnants of tha Ievlre stock ad
ditional reductions have been made. Un
der no circumstances will we mix these
goods wlthour up-to-date line on the main
door. What is left after pext Saturday
night will be closed out to country mer
chants and peddlers, but we would much
prefer to give our customers and friends
tbe benefit, if you have any use at all
for anything that's left from theLevIr
stock, the price will be below your expec
tation. On our tuuin floor we have many
things that ought to Interest you. Al suits
of clothes at $7.&A. Qood fancy half hose,
10 Mnt. n.llr (lr..s.lt in .hi...
. - ... -..ii , -,, .
1ft and 3. cent 1? I urh f nlna r -, - fti on I
Choice of all straw hats left from our own
stock, 25 cents. Also a One line ot sateen,
mohair and silk shirts. The Guarantee
Clothing Co.. 1510-1521 Douglas street.
YOUR DENTAL WORK FREE!
Our success la due to the high grade, work done by the professors of the college.
No students.
Teeth Extracted Without Pain by Our New Patent Method,
- , UNTIL AUGUST 15, FULL SET OF TEETH, 52.83.
. .. I We save broken down teeth.
mvo jrvur tcciu.
Save your money.
We save aching teeth.
We save ulcerated teeth.
We save old roots.
We oan save 93 per cent of
teeth others extract.
j-e
We perform all branches of dentistry.
TTXTft
Work
Guaranteed
10 Years.
tanauiPlWti
In order to give all a chance to consul t the professors, we wll! continue to do
work FREE. SMALL, CHARGES FOR MATERIAL. Call early and avoid the rush.
Be sure you are In the right place. We do oa we advertise. We have stood the test.
Nearly 1,0W patients in last 19 months. We beat the Jealous, idle, sorehead dentist
and dental see's. Complete victory for th e Union.
Teeth Extracted Free Aluminum rintea from fS.OO
Fillings from ..2Bo tiold Crowns from a. S3
Bet of TeetU, pair fa.OO Silver Plum Crowns 1.50
Low Shoe Prices
Gut Low Honday
Monday we will tnk all of ou- Sh
Hansn, Clap and ether grades ft
patent raif and patent kid low rut
shoes that have sold all summer f r
6.0O. $6.W) and $&.0u, and sail tiem
all at oiw price
$3.50
Two line of our $4 Oi patent colt,
low cut shoes at
v $3.00
These are men' shoes only.
D&1EXEL SHOE P,0..
Omaha's Up-to-Dato Shoo Housi H
1419 Farnam Street. . U
j
UNiON DENTAL COLLEGE
OF PAINLESS DENTISTRY.
Open dally till S. Sundays I to 4. 1522 Douglas Street.
OUR WATCHES KEEP TIME.
The only kind of watches wo sell are good time-keepers. Never sell a wnt-h
that fails to keep time. Gat all Btyles ard sizes. Some as low as $7.00. and as high
as you want to go.
JOHN RUDD, JEWELER,
(Opposite Boston St or.) 115 South 16th St.
Watch Inspector C St. P.. M. & O. C. & N. W. Ry.
N
Perfield's
Cut Prlo
Piano Co.
Boo Bid?., Room 7. " Telephone 70 1
VYcasr. Iter? Clark . Luaw acailar.
50HB PEOPLE flAY ADVISB YOU
to Ao this and that with your teeth, but you will be better satisfied If you will
abide by the adv4ce ot your dentist. Frequent examination will keep you out
of trouble.
Ui) Attendant.
BAILEY, Tho Dentist,
Telepboos IC85. 3rd Floor Pntoj Blo:k,
Don't Sit 0.1 th 3 Daar Step
o' a tardy druggist's store In the morning
prrnrnpuon waning lor mm tij 1
come down, but te.eplione to us and a boy i
will chII for It, a registered pliarmaomt I
only will fill U and the boy will return it. i
all In less time and at less cost than you 1
are now paying. Try this plan on any- ;
thing you need In the drus Vne. NOTE I
CAREFULLY THESE VftlCES. THEN I
COMHAHB WITH OTHERS.
Sjc genuine Castoria n
$100 Pcruna no limit ' b7o '
$1.00 I'lerce's Kemedles
Alleock'a Plarters-no limit J2c
$1.00 Patne's Celery Compound 79- I
$1.00 Celery Nervine guaranteed 6
2k Hire's Root Beer ii :
wHs Wlxrd Oil iVl I
7..C Mueller's Cod Liver till 6lc
$1.00 Warner's Safe. Cure ' 7
Vc Dnaii's Kldnev Pill o.
U Chester's goniiinn I'ennvroval Plii!t'$ru0
OPEN ALL, NIGHT.
SGIIAEFER'3 S1"
Ttvn Phones 717 and JUT.
10th and riilesan aireel. (tninkn.
Often your garments are
made by a fashionable tailor
and you say they do not fit per
fectfy; evidently they are not
pressed by a skilleJ wircman.
Let us take your suit and
press It in an up-to-date man-
J ner.
THE PAIlTOniU;,
For case, comfort and style
on a mi '
there Is nothing equal to
Otllf.lOD
The shoes which go from maker
K to wenrer
R as.- tr r
a Always ?j.3u ana
m
enn'A Grand Clearing
LQIimS August Shoe Sale .
A general clean up of all summer gootls in men's, vomen,
misses' and children's oxfords and sandals at lesa'tbun cost. We
would rather take tho loss now than carry them over' until next
season. ON SALti 3IONDAY NOTK Till' 1'iMCES.
Men's vici kid and velour calf, men's patent' kid and patent colt'.
oxfords and 'shoes, worth up to 4.00 ?1.9
Misses' Colonial Slinnors nurth 1 7l
Women's ZM nnd $3.f0 oxftirds 11.1)!?
Women's S2.fi0 mill 00 nvfnrila til ii iir Kin. I- OAe'.1.1
Women's 2.00 und 2.50 canvas shoes or oxfords OSc V
AdEXTH roi: Tin: ultka and ;iiovku siioks vbu
UMIjN AND Tllli STETSON AND CKOSSETT SHOES FOU
MEN.
Special for Monday
t
An Extraordinary Sale of Boys' and Chil
dren's Clothing
Monday we present the greatest clothing attrac
tion of the entire season. Our fall and winter
goods are arriving daily. We must' have room for
them and to do this we have cut deep into the prices
to make a quick sale of all the light and medium
weight suits.
BOYS' SUITS
In verv desirable patterns. In gray and brown mixtures. In light and dark colors,
made In Norfolk and double breasted styles, worth up to S2.2:-sprelal for Monday
only, at
BOYS' SUITS
In very handsome patterns. In light and dark colors, pants made with extnnflon
waistband, re-lnforced tnped seams, made In Norfolk, sailor blouse and two-pleoa
styles regular $3.00 values, special for Monday only $1.60.
BOYS' SUITS
In sailor blouse, sailor Norfolk, Norfolk two nnd three piece styles, the nobbiest
and swellest things of Imported and domestic fabrics light, medium and dark colors
tr. fancy cheviots, cssslmeres, tweeds and homespuns suits worth up to $6.00 special
for Monday e-.ily 2.50.
Boys' all wool knee pants, ages three to sixteen years, choice of BOc to 75o values
on sale Monday at 25c. I
Children's washnblo knee pants regular 23c values, go on solo Monday at 10c
HAYDEW BROS. -
UrTwORDTO THE WISE (f
liil i. ...a, An. trial nnlv nnd fltorz Blue Ribbon beer will be his Tl
' t?W to his system, manes mm vaiue oiurs
llj others.
II Bottled at brewery only.
V Council Bluffs efflce, 932 West Broadway. 't!:ttC
favorite beverage. He will easily be convinced that In 8tor Blue Rib
bon he hS found the best and purest of all beers. The fact thr.t
it acts so beneficial to his health that it adds strength and l:alltv
Itibbon Beer above i 11
STORZ BREWING CO.,
FHONE 126
Council Bluffs efflce, B32 West Broadway.
Full Set
of Teeth
To Introduce our meuiods we give extra low prices until August m. jjon l
delay. You may .not get your work done at these prices..
GOLD CO
CROWNS $t
set of cn
TEETH ,
From &JU
BRIDGE CO
WORK $1
WS
Work guaranteed 15 years. Graduate dentists. Remember our easy pay.
ment plan, it may Jntorest y6u. Now under new management.
NevYbrk Dental Co.
Established nearly ten years In present location, llo SOUTH 1TH KiiliM.
Opposite Hayden's ana uoston Biore. w - -
ti a nt'
Regent Shoe Go.
205 So. ISlb St.
EC
y i
W
407 So
OMAHA.
10th bt.
Tel. 0G3
Fr Menstraal Suporcssloti Z?
CS-W PEN-TAN-GOT
kui t kaus II. So 14 la Ouks W saoua
i
Extremely choice thirst quenching it
builds you up same price as others but
better beermade from pure spring water
soothing and restful.
Dellrered to any part of Omnha, CooikII Bluffs or Sotitb Omaha.
Order a rrom.e JETTER BREWING CO.
oTtllGOF. BILZ. IJl4Doutla Street, Omaha. Telephone 1542
or LEE MICHELL, Wholeiie Dealer, Council BlufU. Tel. Q
OMAHA'S
. 1 ' ry j , :n !
EBIMIBMBMBaBB"alal""
THE INDIAN
WORKING GIRLS, ATTENTION!
in, woman or irl employed In the roer-
rantlle houses or tctor:n of Oman or
Bi uth Omaha can. upon presentation of thlt
"Id," have their dental woik dune at o .e
Vslf the regular charge and upon eay
payments.
HEDGES. THR DF.TIT.
Ijidy Assistant Open Eveninsrs & Sundays.
COLLAR
Re-No-May
tnre yoar feet t slay eored.
Sold Everywhere.
MASl'FACTl BIO DV A. MAVER.
t)ur Services Are Free I
We examine your furnace, steam or hoi
water sysiem and see lht ever) tiilna la In
imatnei for lull ui.. if lepui. are
ntoued we hive everything In slook. Also
ht water .ttschme.its and furnace pipe
eovennc.
OHAHA STOVE REPAIR WORKS
1207 Douglas St. Tel. W0.
TWFNTIETM CENTURY FARMER
Make Most !'" feseat.
BEADS
THE FAD OF THE DAY
We carry the largest line of
colors Id BEADS of nnjr houso.
Rend ua your mnil orders of any
color possible; we cmi fill your
wan la. Ixoifis to weare bead
work, pattern books, needles.
eyerythlntr pertaining to the
i BEAD work. Also the largest
v-ind moat complete yarn depart-
5 . i II.flAf T7,
ineni in ine west, no nui,ir
8ALK Oil RETAIL and can fill
H your wants for any quantify.
I Jos. F. Bilz
M 822 Bo. ICtb St
g OMAHA, NEBRASKA,
toaBIIBlZBMaKHlilatKIIEBX4
16 rarnam bi. trormeriy
Us 0. suit wws aita. pia