I
THE OMAHA DAILY HEE: FKTDAY, AUGUST 21, 1003.
IfT
LOOli FOR FENCES TO FALL
Federal OfUcials Believe That Cattlemen
Are at Last Yielding to Judiciar. ,
DO NOT ACT UNTIL THE ELEVENTH HOUR
Das flatte ony Mn Tell How
nme Rurt Hare Managed to
Evade I. aw and Avoid Re
biotIdi Feaces.
It In the general opinion at the federal
building that the so-called Illegal cattle
fencea In Nebranka. against which the
government has boon waging war, will
about all be. taken down by the middle of
September.
By agreement between the cattlemen who
have been charred with unlawfully fenc
ing the public domain and the government,
the former wan given until July 1, 1903. to
remove their fencea, on the ground that
they would in the meanwhile Invoke the
aid of the Initiative branch of the gov
ernment to secure a modification of the
order requiring- the removal of the fencea,
aa It Km evident that the Judicial branch
had no other recourse than to compel a
rigid enforcement of the order.'
Up to wlthJn a very ahort time there waa
no evident disposition on the part of the
cattle men to comply with the order, nor
had there been any legislative Interference
with the original order.
A few weeks ago the cattle men were no
tified that no further Uolays would be tol
erated and that the fencea must come
down at once. Since that time there haa
been a lively seal on the part of the cattle
men to remove the fences, and the dis
trict attorney's office is being flooded with
lotters and affidavits to the effect that the
offending fenoee are being removed with
very possible facility. . (
Agents Confirm Report.
Special agents aent out by the judiciary
department confirm the rapid removal of
the fencea. The Judiciary department haa
given notice that no more trifling will be
tolerated.
Regarding this matter a res'dent of Box
Butte county, stopping at the St. .lames
hotel, said: .
"It Is true that the fences are coming
down In many lnstancos, but still thero
are great tracts of lands where ,they will
not be removed. This Is because some of
the cattle companies' have secured men,
and In some Instances soldiers' widows, to
file on alternate oontlnuous claims and
then aa a matter of philanthropy the cat
tle companies run continuous lines of fenc
ing along and between these claims, thus
eouring great tracts of land within their
enclosures, either doing or having done
for the homesteadors enough plowing on
their claims to enable a tacit compliance
with the laws, and if their little patches
of corn are destroyed by the range cattle
pay them nominal damages.
"Others of these claims are merely hay
claims, and the cattle have free access to
them, unless It should happen to be to the
interest of the cattlemen to fence off the
hay traota. A number of these homestead
era are given nominal employment by the
cattle companies, and hence It Is going to
be extremely difficult to secure a rigid en
foroement of the fence removal order."
POUTICS IN THE MOVEMENT
SeJtenao to Reopen. Nebraska Boa
Matter at This Time Looks Like'
Popocratlo Campaigning.
"The advertisement calling upon the
shareholders of the Nebraska Home
Builders' company to attend a meeting at
the office of Elmer B.' Thomas for the
purpose of dlsouaalng meana of collecting
unreturned money seems to be opportune
from a popullstlo standpoint,' declared
Judge Bartlett of the republican Judicial
committee .yesterday. "Judge Baxter
is In the east for hla vacation, Mr. Kott
la in Europe and Mr. Rich In Callfornli
su that the employes of the World-Herald
whose names are appended to the notice
have no opposition In giving full vent to
their Imagination, there being no one here
to contradict anything they may say. The
popocratlo Judicial convention meets next
Saturday and undoubtedly whatever may
be said or done at the stockholders' meeting
called for the night previous will be
published In their organ with a flourish of
trumpets Saturday, purely as a matter of
news, and not with any intent to Influence
the action of the' popocratlo judicial con
vention. The decision of the supreme court
In the case of the State ex rel. Prout
against the Nebraska Home company was
handed down on November 11, 1802, and
why these men have delayed so long In
calling a meeting for the purpose outlined
In the notice referred to can only be con
jectured.' But It-seems a little peculiar
that It should be called so close to both the
popocratlo and demooratlo Judicial con
ventions. "
OPENING 0FJ(RUG THEATER
Monday Night, Aagast 81, Is the Date
si "Sweet Clover" the
Attraction.
Monday night, August SI. Is the date
fixed for the opening of the new Krug
theater, -and the attraction will be "Sweet
Clover." This announcement was made by
Manager M, II. Hudson, who arrived In
the city yesterday. "The opening play,"
said Mr. Hudson, "Is a clean, sweet comedy
drama, full of homely, simple rural life,
with an atmosphere as fresh and fragrant
as that of tha clover for which it la named.
The play was produced for the first time
last season, aad I am sure It will make a
pleasing opening for our house."
Borne night the latter part of next week,
the exact date to be announoed later, the
Klrug theater will be thrown open for pub-
11a Inspection. The house will be specially
decorated with plants and flowers, an or
chestra will give a promenade concert, and
ail the people will be Invited to take a look
at the interior of the new playhouse.
TO CIRH ANY DIBKASB.
The Cause Mast Be Removed, lame
Way with Dandruff.
Kill the germ that causes dandruff, fall
ing hair and baldness, you will hare no
more dandruff, and your hair must grow
luxuriantly. Newbro's Herplclde not only
contains the dandruff germ destroyer, but
It Is also a most delightful hair dressing for
regular toilet use. No other hair prepara
tlon is on this sctentlflo basis of destroying
the dandruff germs. It stop all Irritation,
keeps the scalp sweet, pure and wholesome.
Remember that something claimed to be
"just as good" will not do the work of
genuine Herplclde. Sold by leading drug
gists. Send 10c in stamps for sample to The
Herplclde Co., Detroit, Mich. Sherman
M cConnell Drug Co.. special agents.
DIED.
TrBNNETT Samuel Frlebee, August 1, at
110 p. m., at his residence, 81 South
Twenty-eoventh street, this city, born
. march is. lkjo, agea w years months
Ills children survive him and are Mrs
Mary U Yale wldow, Mrs. F. W
Brown, Lincoln. Neb: Mr. W. R. Ben
net i and Miss Cornelia Ellen Beanett.
Funeral Sunday at 1 JO p. m., from fanv
Uy residence.
ja Biunir-lana. aged 11 months, youngee
d
auxhter or Mr. and Mrs. Will W.
Br
rUe. US North Twenty-sixth street
VuneraJ at 10 o'okrak Friday morning.
FOX UNDER EXAMINATION
Federal Relldlag Fireman la Atteaded
by Saalty Board, Wales) Will
Pnsa oa rase.
Frank fox, the fireman at the federal
building, waa arraigned before the Insanity
board yesterday to ascertain his san
ity. He haa been employed at the federal
building for two or more years past and
has always been regarded as reliable and
competent. However, for some months past
he has been subject to various hallucina
tions which tended to show a aort of dementia.
A vile epithet waa applied to him several
weeks ago by one Vandergraft, so Fox al
leges, and he produced a gun and compelled
Vandergraft to sign a retraction. Among
Fox's other hallucinations was his fre
quent tendency to hear birds twittering In
the engine room, and upon calling the at
tention of some of his fellow workmen to
the noise, would become badly worked up
over their admission of falling to hear the
warbllngs of the birds.
He voluntarily relinquished his Job this
week, and thus his peculiarities came out.
Including the gun play episode and his
arrest on the charge of Insanity.
Fox is an old soldier and haa a home
near Ft. Crook. According to Commissioner
Tllden, Fox has hallucinations, believing
that thore Is a conspiracy against him to
deprive him of his position. It Is likely that
he will be sent either to the state hospital
or. to St. Bernard's In Council Bluffs for
treatment. It Is not thought that the sus
pected mental abberratlon Is of a character
that will be permanent.
MONTH'S MINDFOR POPE LEO
Solemn Memorial Services at Cathe
dral t'nder Ansplees of Knights
of Colimbni,
A "Month's Mind", was observed for Leo
XIII at Bt Phllomena's cathedral yesterday
morning: The service was under the aus
pices of the Knights of Columbus, who at
tended In a body, and the church was filled
with members of Bt. Phllomena's and other
congregations.
A solemn high mass of requiem for the
repose of the sonl of the late pope was
chanted, beginning at 9 30 o'clock. Those
participating were Rev. D. W. Morlarty,
Bt. Agnes' church. South Omaha, celebrant:
Very Rer. A. M. Colanerl, chancellor of
the diocese, deacon; Rev. James Aheme,
Bt. Peter's church, subdcacon; Rev. Daniel
P. Harrington, Bt. Cecelia's church, master
of ceremonies. Rev. Patrick A. McOovern,
pastor of the cathedral parish, waa present
In the sanctuary. Rev, John Fltspatrlck
of the Holy Family church preached an
eloquent sermon on the life and example
of Leo XIII.
ROMS, Aug. 30. A month having ex
pired today since the death of Pope Leo,
several requiem masses were celebrated
for the repose of his soul In various
churches, which were crowded.
CATALOGUE OF CANDIDATES
Compendium of Information Regard-
I ear Political Aspirants with
Photos Being Prepared.
A catalogue containing the faces and such
things as each candidate cares to say about
himself probably will be one of the time
and money saving devices resultant from
the new republican primary rules, which
require each aspirant to present his candi
dacy to tha county at large. Buch a com
pendium of Information is now being pre
pared. It is said 26,000 copies will be
printed, 16,000 to be sent to the voters In
Omaha and South Omaha and the remainder
to be used for the country and private dis
tribution. Of course, the men who will
be candidates before the convention will
have to stand the cost, and there will be
a margin of profit left for the publisher,
but when it Is pointed out that the postage
for a private circular to 16,000 addresses
would oost $160, at the least calculation, a
large saving in prospective campaign ex
penses is apparent. '
Several candidates have become en
amored of the scheme and have been listed
for the catalogue.
THINK FODREA WILL 'GET IT
B. Jt M. Officials Believe
Omaha Mas Will Succeed
Griffith la Chicago.
.While no authoritative information has
been received. It la the belief at D. & M.
headquarters that P. P. Fodrea will be ap
pointed general advertising agent of the
Chicago, Burlington ft Qutncy system In
Chicago to' succeed J. R. Griffith, an ac
count of whose resignation, effective Sep
tember 1, was published In The Bee. Mr.
Fodrea la now assistant to Mr. Griffith,
having gone to Chicago from the B. & M.
In Omaha, where for a year he waa assist
ant to Advertising Agent Charles S. Young,
who resigned to become advertising agent
for the Milwaukee system at Chicago.
H. J. Ross, who has been In charge of
the ticket stock department of the B. ft M.
here, haa been promoted to that position
-with the Chicago, Burlington & Qutncy at
Chicago and assumes charge Monday. He
suoceeded here by William Holdorf,
formerly his assistant
The Signal of Distress.
Whites of eyes and akin yellow show
liver trouble and Jaundice. 1 Dr. King's New
Life Pills cure or no pay. Only 26c. For
sale by Xuhn AVCo.
SPECIAL THAI!!
Vfta the Northwestern Uit to
View, Iowa, and Bersta,
Saturday, Aug. 29th,
From Omaha 7:M a. m., back homo same
evening.
Only 1L50 Round Trip 11 50.
Spend a day at beautiful .Wall lake.
Fine groves, steamboats, bathing, rowing,
fishing.
Only Sl.W. $1.60, .60.
City ticket, offices 1401-1488 Farnam Street
Certiorates.
To those who prefer them, we Issue cer
tificates of deposit for I, t or 11 months,
bearing per oent Interest. Checks on all
banks cashed.
J. X BRANDEI8 SONS, Bankers.
Painters aad Doeoratore.
Members local union No. 10 are notified
that our ptcnlo will be held at Sarpy Mills,
Saturday, August 21. Wagons will leave
end of Q street car Una, South Omaha, at
9. 10 and U o'clock a. m. Picnic orlvata.
For members and union's Invited guests
only. A. C. SMITH. '
Chairman Committee.
Toronto, Oat, aad Retnra
11140.
The above rate via WABASH R R. from
Chicago sold August IE to a. All Informa
tion at Wabash City Office, 1601 Farnam
St, or address Harry B. Muores. Q. A. P.
D., Omaha, Neb.
Meeting of 0th Ward Hepablleaa CI oh.
There will be a meeting of the Sixth
Ward Rpubllcan club. Friday evening,
August n. IMS. at Linn's hall. Twenty
fourth and Burdette streets. Good speakers
have been engaged for the evening.
N. C. PRATT, President
8. C. WALKUP. Secretary.
Dr, F. W. Slabaagb, oeotlat, 111 N. T. Ufa.
fornix foOM-
JFol
CLQJu
"BARGAIN
(Ireat
Cut Olaas
Sale
Saturday
ale m mimm
21
IN THE BASEMENT
Fancy Printed Embroidered Dress Swisses on one big table
worth 15c a yard, to at
All the balance of our stock of Summer Batistes ,
go at, yard
Muslin and Cambric remnants worth up to 1 21c a yard
Roat ...
40-Inch wide fine lawn and India linon one bit table
at, yard , ...
One big table of bent gredo comforter
prints, the regular He kind
go In mill lengths at,
yard :
One hlg table of long mill
.31c
' lengths
or all wool fared eiderdown
worth 60 cent go at,
yard
One big tnhle of light weight
unbleached muslin, the 60
kind, go at, yard
One table of fine dress ging
hams, the 18c kind,
go at, yard
18c
11c
81c
Numerous other small lots of all kinds of Bummer Wash Goods to close
out. The lots are too small to advertise, but suffice to say that we will
nearly give them away to close out the summer goods.
Remnants of Black Taffeta; Black Peau de
Soie and Other Black Silks at Half Regular Value.
Shirt waist
$1.00 Silks
at, a yard
35(
lengths,
prety foulards, fins colored lin-
, ing taffetas, Louisenoe silk, eto., worth
a yard, at, a yard
Remnants of white wash silks, 27 inches and a yard wide. Remnants
of black grenadines. Remnants of all silk chiffons and moussellne de
soie, all at less than half price.
A SALE OF FINE EMBROIDERIES
Showy embroideries in nainsook and cambric, I ft 7'r 1r
" wido, darrow and medium widths, at IV2C"IU-1 2C")L
DRESS GOODS REMNANTS Main floor.
Remnants from the regular
fall weights, cloths and thin goods, from 3 to EL?
7 yard pieces, a yard
Fall Dress Goods Remnants.
New fall drees goods, pieces all
of a yard or more, enough to
match for skirts, and Jackets Vene
tians, Panamas, zlbelines, beavers,
etc., worth 11.50 and $2.60 lr
a yard, a piece '. Ww
SPECIAL SALE OF BOYS' SCHOOL CLOTHING
"Get Your Boy Ready for School."
Boys' $4 and $5 Suits f QO I Boys' 80c and 75c Afi-
rnad for achonl wear it. li"0 WAISTS, at JW
w " "
2J. JZ. Prsnbtl & Pons
iin"n'l'"w'TIM'l'l''''ILM
Full line of Clear Havana elf re
Complete Una of Pipes, all guaranteed.
OMAHA'S LAROB8T CIOAR HOUSE)
Main Offloe. 1404 Douglae
' Street
Est U84. Tel. 1(60.
rfriWilcoa
leager
, ii in n in in a n i ii immiw ml mil i sn u a I
1 ' - 1 ' ' , '
Ymr Choi(M of a TbAisand Pairs !
J.ubhi swell suppers
M I All sizes, all widths, in fine kids end
I i Jr P061 htther,' all hand sewed.
Jr Made to retail at $2.60, $3 and $3.60
fVSJTK SnilARF B" I.UU unnR V
Lake I w s
Sir
, 1 7 I
Opening: Reception, Saturday, Aug. 22
Ladies too
s useful souvenir
te every aaaa
Men's
. Neckties
Saturday
at 15
FRIDAY"
..5c
..31c
...5c
10c
One table of light
and
dark 'colored
new outing flannel.
the
61c
kind, go at.
i yard
One big table of new fall
, mercerised walstlng rem
nants, yard
25c
Mercerised, extrn fine black -g f"
sateen, per yard, . 1 J"f
only
One small lot nnlv of remnants of
regular 10c black and white 4
lawn, go an long an they I P
last at, yard
silks on bargain square, short
dress, lengths anu waiet lengths of
35c
up to 91.00
dress goods department in
........
75c Dress Goods at 39c
AH wool cashmeres, henriettas and
albatrosses, 38 Inches to 40 Inches
wide, pink, light blue, cream and
white, 75c quality, at, lOr
a yard SJV
2. TX. tttttnbtl tt Dona
"""iTTIIIBF
sis
All men
sir Invited to our
a reee
te every lady
JTARNAM
1 II
See Samples Now in Window.
JioiianiapEls.
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ARTISTIC
PI
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OF THE VERY
FIRST RANK
are limited, our stores contain nine
standard makes. These Instruments
shown by us exclusively are the
choice pianos of America, whose repu
tation and trade extends to all foreign
countries. These Instruments have
been on' the market for over half a
century their reputation Is made by
the actual test of EXPERIENCE, the
ONLY TRUE TEACHER.
EXPERIENCE THE ONLY
TRUE TEACHER
It is this kind of pianos that ws are
making special deep cut prices on and
extra easy terms. New pianos. In all
.the various natural wood cases pi
anos that usually retail for 1400, t&00
to W0. are being sold by us at the
present time for less than the ordi
nary dealer's rates, t210, $242, (274 to
I'll 8.
Hrand new, clean, fresh pianos, In
parlor sices, worth $2b0, $300 to 1373,
are cut In the same proportion, to
1118, IMS. 1172 to $210.
ALL ON $5.00 PAYMENTS
. We rent fine, new pianos for $3.00 to
$4.00 per month.
SCHMOLLER
& MUELLER 1
' 1313 FARNAM ST.,
TEL. 1625. OMAHA. NEB.
Ufje Best of
The Only Double
Track Railway
to Chicago
Spocial Train
to
Lako Vioiv, la.,
Saturday, Aug 29th.
Spend a day at
BuiWil Will Ukt, oil)
$1.50
Round
Trip
tr mi City Offlcvss
1401-1403 FARNAM ST.
OMAHA
TEL. 624-601
leckwear Sale..
For Friday and Saturday we place on
sole a lot of Neckwear, worth up to 50c, at
15c each. This Includes four-ln-hands.
tecks, bows, batwlngs, Windsors, and In
fact every shape of neckties Imaginable.
Nice, stylish up-to-date stuff. You will
also find many other good things all
through our house. Good linen collars at
9c, or 8 for a 25c. Fany H hose, splendid
assortment for 10c. Black Batmen shirts
that sell other places for 75c are but 50c
here. Men's suits, extra good values, at $5,
$7.50 and $10.00. Our present stock of Boys'
Clothing we are closing out, In order to
open up with a new stock this fall. In this
department Children's Suits at 50c and Ma
The regulation 60c knee pants we are clos
ing out at 25c. Also big snaps in long pant
suits for boys. The Guarantee Clothing
Co., 1519-1521 Douglas street. Saturday you
may have your choice of any straw hat In
the house, former prices 60c, 75o and $1.00.
Tour choice while they last, lo each. Only
one hat to a customer.
DR. WILKINSON'S EYE, EAR,
NOSE, THROAT CLINICS.
CRE1QHTON BLOCK. I9TH
AND DOUGLAS, OMAHA.
Treatment and ODeratlons dally for Cav
tarrh. Catarrhal Deafness, Adenoids often
cause of mouth breathing, listlessness
and deafness In children. Ulahaped Noses,
Chronic Bore 'J'nroel, rmiargea xonsiis.
Growths In Nostrils. Polypi, etc., Cleft
Palate, Harelip. Running tars, Cross Eyes
straightened by operation. Headache, due
to sye or nasal causes. Affections of the
voice. Irritable ooughs. hay fever, etc.
THESE CLINICS ARB FRKB TO TUB
foully I ij J
Open evenings 7 to t p. m.. No charges
for examination of patients.
MERCHANTS
MATIOIAL BANK. OF OMAHA.-
Perfield's
Cut Prl
Piano Co.
Bee Bidr., Rxx 7. Telephone 701
Weber. T Ctarfc Le4 wig ksallar.
i.a, jsvw tt
Everything
Sn tf M CkfW fmntm mmi II gl nil Cf
(jr l aplul SM.en. Sbtm tlM.MlL 1
lUTBD STATES VBiHtHITOH V. I
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THK Rb.LIAHI.K 8'IOHrJ.
Friday is Wrapper Day in Our Cloak Dopt
BFECIAt. NO. 1-
J0 doen wrappers. In Ilht anil dark col
ors, made of lawns and calicos, ruftlei
over shoulders edged In bruld, nice, riep
Friday,' only , UU
SPECTATi NO. t
300 dozen wrappers, maAa of lawns, fanov
prints, dimities and percales, with ruf
fles over shoulders edged with fancy
braid 15-lnoh flounce, in light and dark
colors, worth $1.50 Mf
on sale Friday, at 3C
SPECIAL NO. 8
875 dosen wrappers, made of French per
cales, ..lawns, dimities, made with deep
flounce, extra wide at the hips, made
MAWROT'- Fridayis
lllOll iyJLQliiS Remnant Day
THE RELIABLE STORE.
In Omaha's Greatest Domestic Room
Besides the three new stocks now on
sale, we will place on Bale over a carload
of remnants which have accumulated In
the last few days from our immense sales
on these stocks, and another carload of
short lengths from the mills all will go on
sale at a fraction of their value.
We shall also clean out all summer goods
regardless of cost. In order to make room
for large stock now arriving.
HERE ARE A FEW INDICATIONS OF
WHAT WE ARE DOING.
REMNANTS OF FRENCH FlANNEL
ETTTE, light and dark colors. Merlin
plaids, all dark reds and blacks, Scotch
madrasses, soft finished French percales,
mercerized striped organdies, French ba
tiste and embroidered and lace striped
Swisses worth up to lrt
40o-Frlday at UC
80c. COLORED WASH GOODS REM
NANTS, 8ttc.
Remnants of printed penangs, corded
striped batiste, Scotch batiste, Irish dim
Sties and novelties In corded wash goods
In great variety ni .
worth up to 30c Friday Qt
25c CORDED WASH OOODS REMNANTS
Remnants of extra -heavy flannelettes, all
fall shades, mercerized ox(prd walstlngs,
Macname laced striped organdies, French
batiste and chambray ginghams, 11 .
worth up to $5c Friday I aC
20c BEMNANTS OF SCOTCH PLAID
GINGHAMS. 6c.
Heavy flannelettes, dark colors and red,
heavy Koyal piques, navy blue and black
yard wide percales andaemnants of Irish
dimities, French batiste and wash
novelties worth to 20c Friday .3
27ttc SHEETING. 15c.
500 remnants of bleached and unbleached
Friday Remnant Silk Salo
Lengths from 1 to 15 yards over 2.000
pieces In all colors as well as black.
Special lot In all colors and kinds of silk.
worth up to 11. w 3gC
HANDSOME SILKS In great variety of
shades and patterns, many be&utirul
Carpet Department
200 samples of axmlnster and velvet, 1
yards long Q$r
at. each ' .33
All the dropped patterns In our 75c grade
, of all wool ingrain, RUc
Kb, IU .WW
Drapery
Velour remnants from two to six yard
lengths, all colors, JHC
worth 65o yard at fcu
36-inch sllkoline, best quality.
9c
all colors, worth lfac at
Another Big Fruit and Grocery Sale Friday
Fancy large Juicy lemons, worth 25c per
Fancy large Mediterranean sweet oranges,
each lc
Celluloid, elastic or electric starch, pkg..7o
The best corn starch, pkg
..Sc
Good rice iuo, pearl barley, tapioca, etc
per' pouna
Jellycon'or fruit pudding, pkg..
Oil or mustard sardines, ran
32
.44c
Ail brands of laundry soap, bar .
IT
See the Difference
How would vou like the Idea of paying
the LEFT-HAND COLUMN prices for such
goods as these, as wen as an otner bia
PLE THINGS In the drug line, lnstend of
the RIGHT-HAND COLUMN 7 THAT'S
WHAT THE DRUG COMBINE IS FIGHT -
Nil FOR. . .
$1 Peruna S3 1-S per cent less
S5o Castoria over 2 per cent less
$1 Pierce's Prescription 33 per cent less
670
6to.
14c
15c
loo
4o
4 c
4"K;
Oc
40c
30.;
$1 Fierce s uiscovery m per ceni un.
56c Hire's Root Beer 44 per cent less.
26c Carter's Little Liver Pills
25o Laxative Bromo-Qulnlne
60o Doan's Kidney Pills
5iic Bar-Ben
50c Charles nesn roira -
$1.00 Orrlne ;
50c Cullcura taive ;
6oo "Catarrh Rem" guaranteed
ti mi i'.riilnn Hair Tonic guaranteed.
76o
$ Chester's genuine Pennyroyal Fills. $1.00
26c Pierce s Pills Jc
Allcock's Piasters -o
$1.50 Fellows' Syrup Hypophosphltes...$1.15
OPKN ALU IN ILiIl 1 .
SCHAEFER'S DRUO STORE
Xvre thees T4T TvT.
Itk Ckleas Streets. Oasakak
UE WILL, at small cost.
take your old skirt, clean
It up, press It, put on new band
and binding, and you will be
surprised at the change.
THE PAUTOniUM
OMAHA.
407 Bo 15tb Bt ; . TeL 063
Tho Busy ,
Cloak Department
with yoke, plaited back, well werth up
to ti 0" n
on sale Friday, at vOSl
SPKCIAl, NO. 4
2S0 dosen wrappers, made of fancy lawnw,
corded dimities, batistes, beautiful stripe
and fancy pntterns, trimmed with ruffle
over shoulders, edged In lace and fancy
embroideries, made up In the best ns .
style special Friday QjV
IN OCR TA1IR-MA1E3 BC1T 1M-.PT-
New fall styles as shown In our windows
arriving by express. Tour change n buy
early and save 25 per cent. Over 10 styles
to select from.
ONK OF Ol'rt SPKtTTATyS.
60 black cheviot suits, made In Iuls XIV
style, Jacket satin linn.l, trimmed In Hf
feta bands, skirt plaited and well tst
lored, a suit well worth $16.60 111 Cl '
our price, Friday only IfciDU
Women's swell suits, In new corxet end
Iouls XIV styles-at $15, $1S50. nft
$30, $S. $30 and . UUiUU
WOMEN'S SHIRT WAIST DErT
AVomen's waists ip
worth $2.00 for t0C
X dozen women's wash waists, mad of
sephyr ginghams, basket weaves and plain
chambray, nicely made and trimmed
waist worth up to $2.00
for only
$2.50 waist
for only
.45c
69
300 dnen fine colored waists In
fancy pf-
terns, made of dimities, lawns.
Fiench
percales and other fabrics Pfl
worth up to $a.60 for , ...OH'-'
300 dozen white lawn waists elaborately
trimmed In laces and embrol- CA
deries, worth up to $3 for UJ
20 dozen fine ktmonas, made of finest lawns,
elaborately trimmed in faggoting, luce,
hemstitching and embroideries. In white
blue and pink, worth Op to f nft
; $4 00for. each i..,lUU
sheeting, up to 2 yards wide.: not a
yard worth less than 27Ho if
all go at one price, at, yard.. 10
8Hc MUSLINS, 6c. '
Indian Head muslin, yard wide, 8V4o qual
ity, long mill ends c
at, yard QC
15c WHITE GOODS. 4e.
One big table Letio stripes, India llnon
check nainsooks and mercerized stripes,
full pieces, worth up to 15c J J
yard, at, yard .tC
36c WHITE GOODS. lOo.
One big table oxford, Cheviot and haeket
weave walstlngs, 40-Inch India llnons,
mercerized stripes, dots, Swisses and
Leno stripes, full pieces and long mill
ends, worth up to ltfl
35c yard at (JC
$2.00 TURKEY RED COVERS, 75c
Will place on counter, 100 oil boiled turkey
red table covers, colors guaranteed, size
6-ft. wide, 7V-ft. long, pretty patterns,
worth $2.00 1C
at .'. IOC
600 remnants of bleached and unbleached
table linen, from 1 Vs to 8 yards lengths,
ffic SHEETS, 49c.
Ready-to-use bleached seamless sheets, I
yards wide, 2ft yarda long, extra heavy
quality, torn, not cut. . . jn
65c value, at , .efgu
10c pillow slips 74c
10c bleached slips, size 45x36 ...74 c
Remnants of extra heavy fancy checks
and stripes, outing flannel, Rln
regular 10 at, per yard 09v
Remnants of white wool flannel, less than
half price
Remnants of extra heavy shaker J I
flannel per yard at 3
white silks, 27 Inches wide, black and
oolored taffeta silks fiQ
this entire lot 0t'
60 pieces HALF SILK BROCADE NOVEL
TIES and cotton back changeable silks
for ITnlngs, on sale commencing Rr
8 o'clock Friday morning for 13
Tapestry carpets without border, hall and
inrniry citfpeia wtmuui uuiuor, iibii kiiu
tair patterns, - JQ
forth 75c at, yard ?9-
LOMi Brussels rugs at IU.95
BtU
wor
9xl0Ma
9x10 Brussels ruga at
10. 'ft
..i. $10.60
9x9 Brussels rugs at
Department
One more case of lace, curtain samples,
2 yards long 0 tZn
at, each (9
15c curtain Swiss, yard ........ ........ .60
20c curtain Swissyard i 10c
300 curtain Swiss yard .15a
Fancy Alaska salmon, ran lo
1-lb1. package Imported Maccaroril 7Hc
Ijarge Italian prunes, lb 3c
Fancy Mulr peaches, lb B'kO
6-1 b, pkg of Union, High Five or Yankee
brand Breakfast oatmeal, , 15c
Fresh soda crackers, lb So
Fresh butter crackers, lb 6c
Good Santos coffee (special), lb UVtc
Fancy Spider Leg or sun dried tea, for Ice
tea lb 26o
FULL SET OF
TEETH IIIIIIMII
One of Dr Hall's Patented Double Suc
tion 11ates for $3 no. Until Sept. 1 we will
do work free. Small charges for material.
nun erpiil free clinic
Willi LVISk
I'RICES.
Save Pain and Money
Teeth Kstraeted
rSEE
FilllBSs fross
ftold Fillings from
See
, ... Tlift
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Gold Crowes rrom
Silver Plumes Crewa from. . . , . .gl.OO
Do not wait. Come today end have
your teeth examined by the professors of
this college. If your plates fall or tip
have one of our double suctions placed In.
linTIPF- or tn benefit of dentists who
RUIIbU practice old-time methods, cause
pain and misery to patients, wa give a
post graduate course for palQless extrac
tion, painless filling, crown and bridge
work. The only college of its kind In the
wen i.
, Week taraaeed Tea) Tears.
Union Dental Collcgo
OF PAINLESS DENTISTRY ,n;Tl,.r.".,,l
ROOM 4, lBKs IOlGLAs' STHEET.
Be sure you are In the right place.
Open daily till $. Sundays I to 4.
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