Before Placing Our Immense Stock of -Fall and Winter Clothing we most earnestly desire to eradicate every vestige of
3p27jL0.gr 11 ajo-d
Olotlxi:ogr
FROM OUR COUNTERS.
We therefore make this one last effort extraordinary with the hope that all who need clothing will respond promptly to the call. To those who are incredulous we have only to say that our
fall and winter stock is of such character and magnitude that room is of more vital importance to us at this time than money or profits, and as an indication of our good faith we invite you to look
through our second and third floors where you will see the "advance guard" of our tremendous fall stock and you will at once agree with us that unless the stock on our fust floor is quickly done
away with that our new stock could not be placed to any advantage on our general sales floor. We Inaugurate this sale with all sincerity of purpose; therefore take advantage of these prices which
will hold good until September 3.
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Prices
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Brownie overalls for boys, age 4 to 18 years, only.... 13e
Hoys' shirt waiats, only lo
Meo'e block and tan sox . Go
Meu'e celluloid collar 6c
Celluloid cufle 10c
200 down Uulaundered white ehlrta.. ,. i"c
60 dozen buckakln ehlrta K4c
flood work ablrte at 12, 18c, i4c, 39c, and Me
Men's wire buck Id sus'ienders He
Work Jackets, only 10o
Men's underwsara,l!i)o,lDo, and U'Jo per garment, worth
twice the price.
Men's red handerkercbiefs 2c
Cambric handkerchiefs (white) 3c
Hoys' suspender 6c
lioye' hose lc
Men'o Suits.
Men's
Men's
Men's
Mon'a
Men's
Mon'a
Mon'a
Mon'a
Mon'a
Mon'a
print;
spring
spring
sprjng
spring
spring
spring
spring
spring
spring
nits, worth
suits, worth
aulta, worth
suits, worth
auita, worth
auita, worth
auita, worth
auita, worth
auita, worth
auita, worth
93 and 93X0, go at f 1 76
4 and 14.25, go at 2 76
94.00, 95, and f (J, go at 3 W
97 and 47.50, go at 4 96
i and fro at , 0 W
10 and fl 2, go at . 7 45
13 and $14, go at 8 87
1 14.&0 and $15,(50 at 9 05
10,60 and !M,icoat 11 7M
20 and 22.50, go at 14 75
Bear in Hind...
BUY BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S
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While these Wonderful Bargains
Hoys'
Hoys'
Hoys'
Hoys'
Hoya'
Hoya'
Hoya'
Hoya'
Last.
knee pants auita, worth II, now
knee pants aulta, worth 1,50, now ,
knoa paota auita, worth f 2, now..
knee pant auita, worth 92.50, now,.,..,
knoa pauta auita, worth 1.1, now
knoa panta aulta, worth 3.50, now
knee panta auita. worth It. now
knoa panta auita, worth 94.50, now
50
mo
1 13
1 48
, 1 8
, 2 C2
2 08
3 08
That a greater part of these Suits are strictly
medium weights and can be worn at any sea
son of the year with perfect comfort. They
come in all styles, round and square cut,
sacks, cutaway, frock, and Prince Albert
styles, and may be had in plain and fancy
colorings as well as blue and black.
Hoya' knot panta auita, worth 95, now , 3 72
Boys' Long Pant Suits.
Kogular 92.50 and 93 auita, go at , ........91 75
Itogular 93.25. 93.50 and 93 75 auita, goat 2 82
Jtegular 9. 94 60 and 95 auita, go at.,,.... , 3 75
(tegular 9, 98.60 and 97 auita, go at ,..v 5 25
(tegular 97.50, 98 and 98.50 aulta, go at 8 38
All regular 910 and 12 auita, goat , 8 37
Men's Odd Pants.
500 Mun'a odd pauta, go at 35c or 3 pair for 91 00
Mon'a odd pauta, worth 85c, go at ,., 40c
Mon'a odd pauta, worth 91 go at... , 08c
Mon'a odd panta, worth 91.60, go at ,... 1 00
Mon'a odd panta, worth I'i and 92.60, go at 1 48
Mon'a odd panta, worth 92.75 to 93, go at , 1 08
Mon'a odd panta, worth 3.50, go at $ 2 45
Mon'a odd panta, worth 91, go at 2 08
Man' odd pauta, worth 94.50 and 95, go 3 45
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-The Largest, Most Liberal and Wide Awake Clothing Institution in the west.-
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1013 to IOIO O STREET,
HARDY'S COLUMN.
Abeadoned Farm rroiperlty on tba Top
Trail tariff la America Kalaes the
rrloa of Wheat la Eerop-Ilnly
f Will and Tarlff-Sprlag Vallar and tba
I gtrlbe4Jles aad Terlg-Tb Itlg VM
leg a oa tba Lahe Poatol Savin;..
Wa art back among the corn fields of
Illlnola, and they maka ua feel homely.
Again altar spending a couple of weak a
Id Michigan toll them that Nabraaka ia
tba stata for us. There are hundreda of
abandoned farma In Michigan wa moan
abandoned for home and farming pur
poses. They bava been left to the tender
meroiea of the mortgage aad nobody
wanta to buy at any price or farm them
at any pay Some of the houses alone coat
mora money than the whole patch can
be bought for.
a
Prosperity haa auroly come for mer
cbanta are buying more goode for fall
trade than they bought laat month.
Since harvest more wheat la being bought
and aa winter approach more coal will
be bought, all becauss of tariff and
proaperity. 01 courae It la all the work
of prosperity, and erarybody knowa it,
and It Is proaperity on the top rail, too,
Wheat haa touched tba dollar mark in
Chicago, which ia equivalent to two dot
Ur In the old money standard of the
fifth. After this under the gold stand
ard a dollar will be high water mark
and fifty eenta low water. The chief ob
jection to It ia the fanners can't pay
their mortgagee and taiea quite aa east
ly aa though the price waa from a dollar
to two dollar In sliver and gold. Nor
waa the iMngley tariff thecauee id wheat
Eoiug up in Lurope belore It weal up
ere.
t
The middle of the roJ golj bug re
publwana in Ohiu are all torn upttm'auee
the gold democrat. wo' Ium, It la
kard era whi thy ean't. a'rklalev
and Hill have had their haada iigtber
and fuaitia baa got to earna, llauaa la
all melled duwa over the atrikea aad u
rUtag of UetHimntiitt iiik The truale
aad utiMKlMe woa't ahi out la help
Ueiu thw Ull m thy did laat I all. , ,
It la rlalwatl that U ral Unl
at aiada la the lale d the aeal.aad
eaiall la the IalerMi td the farnwr,
It aiiiiplr Km ae that the tl l e
raka havagttt ! a leu tfcrve
Mllltuaa aittre lo what lhv buy uuUiU
every year, wllhuat BKllleg una mI
tuor lor what ty al tnu..U. Wheal
haa advaed ia i'vmw y tilths bat the
l'talT Un8 baa a'l I Ike I !
hm4 market. It waa Ida tailare wl the
beat f'-P la ladia aad lNr madi
tkiee. Wheat avr bae dvaa4 la
l.u fwaatiy tdl aflef II a4taad la
fcarwpa,
ee
Wa baft baa U M4(ai Y alley, the
home of the blggeat coal alrlke in the
atataof lllinola, and we bare come to
the concluaiou that the wrong la not all
on one aide, and that the atrike ia not nil
In the iotereata of the atrikera. In the
flrat place there are about twice aa many
coal diggera aa are nettded. To fill the
placee of, the atrikera more men bava
Leon Induced to coma over, ao there ia
a double supply of minors from one end
of the land to the other. If all of them
ahould put in a full year'a work in all
the in I nee one-half the coal dug would
be left unburuod at the end of the year.
Unoccupied minora bava induced now
oompiinie to open new mlnea, thua in
cntaaiug competition and reducing prlcea
ao that mine ownora prefer a atrike ao
that the supply may tie cut off and the
price rained. Home of the mine owmw
are feeding their beat men, ao that the
atrike may continue, that a higbitr price
may be charged thla winter for eoal. It
ia only another high protective acheine
of the mine ownora and mine workera to
make the common people pay more for
their fuel.
e
In Spring Valley, a largo village or
email city, there are forty-four aaloona,
and there ia no proapect of a atrike with
tbein. We never saw as many aaloona
to the acre or ns much squalnr, pauper,
lam and crime. This little place fur
d Inline more criminate and paupers than
all the rent of the county twice over.
The men any the wage paid would
nnawer if they could have ateady work.
The quality of coal ia aucb that it alncka
aud uearly apoile if dug In the aummer
for winter uae, ao there ia little to do ei
rept in late full and winter. Nearly ball
theatate ia underlaid with coal, and
hundreds of little mines are iming
worked all the time, but they are off the
railroads and shipping la not aa con veil-
lent. Many thouami !olitre bave been
I'nitl by the tnxpayere ol liurean county
fur damages doue by the rioting miners
in yeara gone by, A little higher price
formal would enable the miners to lay
drunk half of the year and still breath,
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We bave also visited !aSall, where
Ibey make so mueb glass. The gleee
workers are HoU'ieg over the glnae
tariff, aad are trying la adjust the Is
rrvaai prttflls ltaa the bloaters and
owners. Theyahlp whole train btada ol
glass la Kurupe and sell na free trade
anrtts,bul whsa thsf at at bom by
luuai bave high prul ttoa, ahk b means
a higher pr :n at boms thaa tbay give to
lrigiMr r.
A day la i'hieegt reveals ths fact that
Ihore is uua tsra tillaa: ua lbs lake. At
lbs CuUsutase t air, alwr taking aula id
lbs ataav ssoivupwd buildisg asd
Ih.M aullsUbed. thiiugM I hlragti
bad sprsad hril tw last at Wat !
ly yeara, bat si Ikiseatlj dv ths srad
bas rite ti 4 agsia, I'bers are Ibis
tear m d ir autre lerg bssdr
Ibuasaad dollar buildisa'sioiMg hp rtgbt
vI.mm arossd Is lair gruasds, II tkare
laaaiuwvh buiidiag wa every maUkirl,
I biragM shI be aeailag 1 Wi ini Mvi
sdl real selete as a rale Isoaljr
Uieg for alntst bait abat it sttld bm
te years agH lbs l.i mii(1 bslid
lag bas la lfa dss aad a Wt'r
ary structure, fur the poatofllce, haa been
erected in Lake Front park. Million
willbeepent in trying to erect anotbor
government building that ahull equal
Chicago for a year or two. Little ia left
on the fair grounds that remind the
vieitor of the '03 glory. The art build
ing, the German building, the Iowa
building and the wooded Island Japan
ess buildings are all that are left. Jack
son pari haa assumed Ha wontod beau
ty, excepting a few acres In the south
east corner. Midway shines In full
snlendnr. The railrouds leading out of
the city are elevating their trains and
the work on several of the tracks is com
pleted for several miles. Ws were taken
to the top of one of the high buildinm
and were ehowu the nation of the earth
but were not tempted. Chicago and
Minneapolis light their streets with fens
at an expense of about ten dollars a year
for each light. Gas or incandeecent
lights would save Lincoln more than
half the present coat. The poor can't
livo without top stylo as long ns they
have credit.
With several millions of dollars laying
in the postoldce department at Wash
ington, for which postal orders havs
been sold and never presented for pay
ment, drawing no Intereet, it seems that
our statesmen might see a necessity for
a postal aavinga bunk ayatem, The
gold buga, aa a rule, are the only ones
that fight it.
AN llTlf TAX.
(Continued From First Page.)
without much expeii; and It ia a bur
den to no one, lor nothing ia takea from
any one the dead have 110 need rtnd
the aurvivora got what they did not for
merly have. Aa a tax and a sou roe of lu
come It la Ideal aud oertnin. It baa long
beu a eource of income in a numlier of
onr states, as l'ennylvania, New York,
aud sums o l here, and the number of
aueh elates has recently iucreaaed to
about fourteen. Ths tales are laid up
ou Hi portlou going to each ludindual,
snd are complicated by "direct" nod
collateral" considerations, I contend
that Ihesa coin plica I Ions are uaiiw
sary, aud thai lbs slats isks a portion
ol the estate tlrat, aud afterwarde tha
remainder be divided according to wilt
wr lass id dut, and alo that this lie
not nuiairued a a tax, but as a saium.
al Inheritances and that also whatever
Ihs diHereul stales aisy do la this mat
ter, th nation I the Brt and preferred
betr, and Ibat Ihe proceed be not put
la l.i Ihs gural fund, but It devute.1 to
the eutleuawe and training td tha
nation's needy III tie ona.
Tb HipuUu, oVmix -at aad ailtvr
riiblHaus uf I'lalle vouslv bld Ihetr
euusty tMisveatiutts la Columbus and
anally rthed aa agreement br a huh
uay vim iH sei wa fisewti is me nei.l,
Tuesday aflviatHia Mr, Priaa was
su aousd la ik at ladoid.
W ba b arnvwl la the vlly h louad
tie It t VlMU Klllad Itl be&. blu. He
stHtke lvr aearly ia boars. Tb troed
was Ihe largest ever ! la Kail-
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"THE BIG STORE" extends a cordial welcome to you. Come and make your
selves at home, meet your friends here, spend your spare time in our parlors and
take aduantage of the many privileges we offer you. Some special offerings for the
first week in September .mmmmimmm
Domestics
Large line of beat Turkey red and
fancy prints, worth 0 to 7 centa
yard 3c
'Light and dark colore in mill
lengths of outing flannel excel
lent values a yd 4c
Regular 10o outing, mill lengths,
a yd 6c
Short lengths of the beet shirting
prints, a yd 3o
Heat Indigo blue prints, a yd 5c
Good feather ticking per yd Wrf
Good quality cheviot for skirts, a
yd..... 0c
Cotton blankets, white, 10-4, very
soil aud fine, a pair 45o
Grey cotton blankets, 10-4, good
fine quality, a pair 5a
All wool factory shirting flHunel,
worth 35c, a yd 10c
All wool French serge, 34 inches
wiae, a yard 25c
Storm serge 40 Incline wide, a
yard : .39
Shoo Olor.ng
Uroken lins of sites In ladles Of
lords, small sites only, 'i to 93
goods, to close a pair 40o
llrukon lins of ladies green, wins
and ehoeolata Oitords, needle
toes, every pair mis season's
goo.le.anld from f i M tofl.OO
to clear a pair .,.91.41
Mas of ladies' le slippers, worth
p It J & t clear, palr.,.1.37
Wa are shoaing the largat and flneat
aor tines I of fall and winter I'rea
Goods ever brought la Nebraska.
New Fall and
Winter Wraps
Black Astrakhan curl boucle
Jackets, all silk lined, a tegular
97.60 value, at 94.97
Plain blue or black leaver Jack
ets 94.97
Blus or black Beaver Capes, Em
pire back, jet and braid trim
msd 94.07
Ws ars showing ths largest and
finest assortment of new fall and
winter wraps ever brought to
Lincoln. Our plush goods are
without a peer. The atylish
jacket lengtha thla aeason are
'.'(), XI, 30 and 3'J Inrhsa.
aweep akirt, nicely made; worth
91.00, at
Knit Underwear.
Ladies' medium weight combina
tion auita. biirh neck and lnnir
sleeves; our Wo quality, each.
Lad es fins Merino veeta. aiik fin.
isb, high neck and long sleeves;
worth 40c, each :
Ladle' full weiuht Veata mid
panta, each....... 19c
Ladiea kuee panta to close out 10c
.39c
.'25c
Hosiery.
Skirts
We bave secured a job lot of
hklrta at almoat ourowa figures
aad mean to close them out
qukkly at a most aurpniugly
low price. They are all made
in Ihe very latest style and of
lbs most Isshiouabls and dura
bis materials. Worth from
11.00 to I't.iKl, iii rio out
quickly we place them on sale
each. 9J07
Ula. k fltfured Mohair skirts ..... 11.49
Dig line dsrk print Wraprs, full
Men's mixed socks, seam leas,
double heel and toe, ribbed
toiis, a regular 10c grads, a
pair ,
Men's tan and black cotton seam
lees boss, double bel and toe. a
pair
Uroken line of sin In ladies' real
Maoo fast black bose, double
sols, spliced heel and toe, Milk
t nnian; regular ruo quality, a
pair..
Children's heavy echoo! hoe.
double knee, heel and toe, rib
bed laat black, a pair
Everything new, faahionable.styl
Uli, (Kipular aud durable la new
fall aud wiuter drea good will
be found In our dress goods de
pertinent.
He ths new creations In fall silks,
II Ihs new coloroiifs and styles.
Hols agents lor HmteruVs pt.
ems and publications, Lins of
novelty dree good worth 4e
W , to eloaa, a yard........
7c
lOo
3 to
lis
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Nebraska's Groatost Mail-Ordor Houso.
