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June 8, 1901
THE NEBRASKA HTDEPEITDEITT.
YHY OUTLAWS WERE FREED.
T Vrikr 4 I4f ff
fr dkf Dvrfaar tk Civil Wr.
Tbe prtI2Bx of the Yoaasex broth
era is 5HuD-ota bring oat an later
eating atory of experience of Sen
ator fctepbea Dklci of Wt VlrjlsJa
wltii thes- cotorlos bandit during
the iMtw'i early day a la afi&aonrL"
aja tbe New York Commercial Ad
ertlea Waabisgtoa ccrrerpos2it.
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Tbe ttorj Im given ' tb authority of j
t-t,vor I2k!a fclsjaelf. When the
civil war bf a. ni!&f family II red la
JJiocrL Tbe father and ooe of tat
trctbers allied tbetaaeWes with tbe
CrJederacy. while Stephen enlisted ia
the Federal a racy. At that time the
Yoarfer boys aad Fra&k aad Jeae
Jaiaea were member of tbe fans oca
Quactrell h&4. aad durin o of the
Qctatrell expeditieca Steve Dklns wm
captured. Quaatreil ordered Lisa to b
terned over to a tquad f Den aad
-taken to the rear." which la Qnaa
trelTa pariat.ee tteaxt execution. While
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IHkiaa catiUiMt were cooductlBg ; f
txix prtwesa-r to tbe rear Ooie lounger ;
aa1 Fraak Jarae. both f whom knew
tbe Vox w-IL, atrpped tbe party.
Ja:se and yuiiirT prevailed txpoa
tie g-ard to tarn Elklas over to them,
prosaiair., to be responsible for the
prioier. While tie compacy waa rid
ixx leaorely a busle call waa
blows. ti:d tLe torvem-Q were Boon
.a a !';- "le Yotjoger turned to
OJt& and aaid: "About Lalf a mile
fanlir are go'.zz to coase to tte
W2-
fork c
rrbt L
.L You pet tbe apura to yoar
tor- aid take tl left or you are a Jp
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uiaa BaiT as jour Biisf
?te C:is." KIkic aeeded ao f ur-tl-r
e-aowuraioeDt. Wbea the parties
cf tte wyi waa rearbed. be lay dowa
fat CTwa LI bore' back, ploaged tbe
tpur la axd got well out of daager
ifoce be was talsed by aaybody bat
tbe c-ea wbo cocci ed at bl eacape.
EUiia never forgot tbe wrricea rea-dere-l
by Cole Yocoxrr aad Fraak
Jaie. at-d wbea be brame a power
la irAiti' be tned many tinea to se
cure tbesr jr'Wa.
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BLOVING UP OFTHE MAINE.
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T .ia!Ls for iadenitiity growiag
tut if i !- tioLff up of tbe Maine
L. L u- b--n Id witb tbe bpaalsb :
c'.x-.iz f-ra:ii;iic3 ciay brtng tbe I
rti' tia of responsibility for1
:--'r' t'.3 of tbf Maine before
tlt tr;i isi. write tbe WaabtDftoa
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rrr-t r&drct e-f tbe New York Coni-
crrlal Advertlaer. Seaator Cbaadler.
XL i rvtidest cf tbe coraa'.asloa. after ;
rad!r; tfc brtefa la tbe oiae. believes
tLat tbe body over walca be presides
baa jurlidlrtJoa.
TL- qvf-xl--jn at ttra la wbetber
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F;:a or tbe L'alted State Is retpoa&l
t fcr tbe darr-sg e taCJcted la tbe de-
P
etrut: of tbe bttlesb!p. If Spain, i
tbtn tbe Ualted States, t-avlaff as una- j
eJ rvpccibuny for eLloa growing !
out of tb Ciofdera la Cuba, will b p
L-;J liable. If tbe detruetica of tbe !
Mate va act dee to Spanish a-f a
rW. bst to M5, internal accldeot or
d-f-rt. tt-n tbr rlalm could not proper
p
ly eo:3 t-efore tbe paaitb claiias com- Jv3
ir-:-'n. aiij i.o claia for
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damages - wp
Tbe nT:5j!ar feature of tbe bus'aes
i tbt ti" law cc-rs f tbe Ualted
ftsf- fr'jvnjnient la opposing tbe
cl:i3 tr.a v be conspeiled to take tbe rxv
i:txa tbat hpaia u aot respuaslble
for tbe tlowirg cp of tbe Mame and
tbat tbe re;ort cf tbe Kaa.psoa cocrt of
a
:rt of . "Vp
atioa i
law.!$
Itq-sSry wa aot a Caal detemlnat
of tbe ueTka for tbe pcrpoae of
It will be tbe tmt t:ce tbat tbe subject
baa ever considered with all tbe j fp
rcJ of eTiiesce before a judicial trl- ! jA5
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BOY IN STOCK EXCHANGE.
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14 tr'mr m Srmt.
George I" lux r jScbaoIdt. a joucg rcaa
wfco Jl tsi,t be 21 years old uatil Sep
texsber cext. paid $71.1 tJ tbe other day
fcr a seat oa tbe New York Stock Ex
cbaag. Mr. SebajSdt bas tbe doable
dlatlactlda of beiEg tbe yotiagest cceia-
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ler of tbe eicbacge aad of paying tbe
birbet prwe ever girto tor a at-at.
The new tjniier ha teea out
of
r'r.ii" te tbau a year. lie
a tail. tbsLtir built, boylab lockfag
fellow. w;tb dark brown Lair, blue eyes
an a britt, i&t-l!ig-tJt face. He is
K-d teoiiitic asd dres-e well.
Wbea a New York World reporter
eaw h!s! !q tbe Sces of Harris L. Vul
itr, be w ebaiklsg up quotations a
a blackt-card. bati&g teccporarlly re
lieved tbe bc-y mho does tbat work
Tcvag ScLrsldt woo after eatered the
ersploya-ect of Theodore W. Myers ic
Co. aad becanie that firm curb broker.
A few tsontb ajo be went to tbe Una
cf Herri & Fuller aad la now said to
bae aa Interest la tbat concent.
&rhs:dt said tbat bis another had
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g!vea btai tbe asoeey with which be j V
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eat. Ilia father la a ralalag eagiaeer. f
Iacgblsgiy fschckJt aWl that he dkl !.
tsot aoke cr drtak aad as far as be
kaew bad B9 vices.
Receat cxpertsceata by railway f3
txxI la Eera with aa actotatle ticket
faachlae laveoted by a Swlta have fir.
a eatire tatitfactloa. says a Bera cor
respond est. Tbe cnachiae It aimKar to
ib ordloary autoncatie taacblae. bat
:be giaaa cases cog ta la tbe tickets oa
which are prtated the aaase of tho
staticas aad th price of the ticket. By
iroppiag la tbe right axaocct aad pall
lag a baadle the ticket Is set free. The
US' Li aery la so well constructed that
ta inG23cieot turn or any haee coias
HI aot work tbe epriBg. sad there !
cia daacer of the pcrba hmng tho
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GREAT REMOVAL -SALE
On or about July 1st we expect to move into our new store, which is being erected at Nos. 1221'
1223, 1225, and 1227 O Street. The time being exceedingly short, we are forced to inaugurate
this sale, which practically involves our entire fine stock of
Men
Boys,
s
We have started this sale with a determination to sweep from our counters every vestige of
Spring and Summer Goods. We have, therefore, gone over the whole stock with great care and
deliberation, and have marked each and every article at a price so that whatever you may select
will be a huge bargain in itself. We have never known of a sale that was as far reaching or of
such widespread benefit as this sale certainly will be, for the reason that in this particular sale
there are none but worthy and fine goods involved. v
THE STOCK HUST BE SOLD BEFORE WE MOVE
If you do not secure your share, it certainly will be given to some one else. We have done our part, having laid bare the greatest
opportunity for money saving ever known. All we ask is for our friends to carry away the merchandise, while we stand by and
shoulder the heaviest losses ever sustained by us during our business history. DURING THE SALE there shall be no changes
made in our business policy; every privilege heretofore granted will be as freely granted again. You shall have the right to ex
change goods. You shall have the right to return unsatisfactory purchases and have your money returned, and we promise you
there shall not be any "Jew business on our part; no marking up and then down. Neither shall there be any "dark cabinetwork."
You shall see what you get and get what you select. One thing more every item mentioned in this advertisement shall be produced
at the store at the exact price named, and we promise that there shall not be any disappointments or regrets on the part of those
who attend this sale. No one will appreciate our liberal oifer more than our regular customers, who know our goods and prices, and
we urge them to make a speedy investigation into the real merits ol this sale in order that they may advise their friends and
neighbors of the good things in waiting for them.
$20 Men's Suits at
Si 4.75
la '.this sale we shall offer over 800
men's stylish spriag and summer
suits at $14.75. They are made in
sacks of all styles, frocks and Prince
Albert styles. They are the finest
productions of Hart, Schaffner &
Marx, Stein Bloch Co., besides crea
tions from other noted makers.
Every suit offered is new and crisp
In cut and fabric, and were sold by
us for $20.00.
SALE PRICE
14.75
$16.50 and $18.00 Hen's Suits at
SI 1.78
Here is a chance. This line is a large
one. There Is involved in this one
line over 1.000 men's suits. They
come ia sacks, frocks aad Prince Al
berts. They ate suits suitable for
business or drtss. They are suits
that we sold at $16.50 and $18.00.
They are suits such as other stores
sold at $20.00.
ALL ARE ON SALE AT
11.78
$15 Men's Suits at
$9.95
This line Is large and varied. Black,
blues and fancy effects of every
description are here represented.
Every suit in the range is a splendid
example of fine tailoring, while all
will be pronounced by good judges
of merchandise the full equal of any
suits about town at $15.00. We are
positively sincere when Ave tell you
this, and we will risk your judg
ment when you see the goods.
SALE PRICE
$9.95
. $9.00 and $10.00 Suits at
$6.98
In this range we are able to offer the
most satisfactory merchandise ever
placed on the market for the price
named. Strictly honest all wool suits
in worsteds, cheviots, serges and the
like, perfect fitting aad fully guar
anteed, suits that you cannot buy
outside our house for a cent less
than $9.00 and $10.00.
ALL GO AT
S6.98
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Children's
$12.50 Men's Suits at
$7.48 :
In this line we offer a big lot. of men's
sack and frock suits, which we sold
at $10.00, $11.50 and $12.50, all
bunched in one big lot at1 above low
price. We honestly think-that here
we offer perhaps the most , sensa- .
tional values ever placed before a
buying public. There is - not a suit
in the lot but what is strictly, pure
wool or worsted; not one but what is
handsomely tailored and trimmed;
not one but what is truly worth the
marked value from which it has been
reduced. There are in round num
bers 400 suits in this lob
REMOVAL SALE PRICE
S7.43
$7.50 and $8 Men's Suits at
$4.95
We have a trifle over 300 suits in this
line. They are good ones, pure wool,
fast color, rightly cut and honestly
made. You may have them in black,
blue, gray or fancy effects. All the
goods in this line are fresh and
clean, they cannot be bought at
wholesale, in large quantities, for
the price we have them marked for
single suit.
REMOVAL PRICE
$4,95
$5.00 and $6.00 Hen's Suits at
$3.95
Not a large line, perhaps not over 75
suits all told, but what there are of
them are good. There is not a poorly
made suit in the lot, nor one which
is unworthy of being called good.
True value $5.00 and $6.00.
REMOVAL PRICE
S3.95
Here is a Little bunch for Little
Men at a Little Price
We have in the neighborhood of 30
suits which are odd, no two alike.
Some are only coats and vests, but
we call them all suits. Some of these
suits sold at $10.00, others at $12.50
and $15.00. while a few sold at $18.00.
$20.00, $25.00. They are ' all small
sizes, can be had in 33, 34 and 35
sizes only. These suits are mostly
all frocks, but there are quite a num
$3.50
ber of Prince Albert's among them.
REMOVAL PRICE ONLY
and
word and price in this advertisement.
Attend the Sale and bring your friends
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Clothin
Crash Suits
We place on sale over 100 men's crash
suits which sold at $3.50, $4.00, $4.50, A I f (
$5.00 and $6.50. U II
ALL GO AT Q I lUU
Men's Odd Vests
We have a bunch of 75 vests in sizes
34, 35, 36 and 37. They sold at $1.00 a ft
. and 75c. flU O
TO CLEAN UP WILL GO AT 7UU
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Boys' Long Pants Suits
In remarking the boys' long pant suits
we have bunched all $12.50, $13.50
and $15.00 suits and placed them CO OR
ON SALE AT OOiJJ
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200 boys long pant suits, worth $9.00,
$10.00 and $11.00, made by expert
tailors, perfect in fit and material. 7
SALE PRICE 01 iHO
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150 boys' long pant suits, made from
strictly high class fabrics, ranging
in value from $6.50 to $9.50, CK flfl
GO ON SALE AT $UiUU
60 boys' long pant suits, pure wool
and clean in make, true value up
wards of $6.00, CO OK
SALE PRICE 0 0 1 J J
100 boys' all wool long pant suits, reg
ular $5.00 grades, CO IK
SALE PRICE OOifU
75 boys' long pant suits, made from
Louis Unions, not all wool, but very
honest substantial suits that sold at
$4.00 and $4.50, CO 00
SALE PRICE gZiUu
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25 boys' ; long pant suits that we sold
dxiring the season at $3.50, CO KO
now 0Z1JU
20 boys' long pant suits, worth $3.00. CI 0Q
GO AT OliOO
Golf Pants at Half Price
$5.00 'Golf Pants go at 2 50
$3.50 'Golf Pants go at 1 75
$5.00 Golf Pants go at j 5Q
$2.50 Golf Pants go at 1 25
$2.00 Golf Pants go at QQ
$1.50 Golf Pants go at 75
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Boys' and Children's Knee Pant,
Vestee, and Russian Blouse
Suits
We will offer as first choice of our
boys' and little fellows' suits which
run in D. B., Vestee and Russia
Blouse style, any and all that sold
at $6.00, $6.50, $7.00, $7.50 and $8.00, CI OK
CHOICE OF THE WHOLE LOT.... ....OHiUJ
MOQ QK we are going to sell a big lot of . $5 00
OOiuJ and $5.50 values in knee pant suits.
At $2.98
At $1.98
we will show over 200 knee pant Teste
blouse suits that are worth $3.50,
$4. 00 and $4.50.
a big bunch of boys' knee pant salts,
made from fine all wool serges,
worsteds, cassimeres and the ' like,
which would be cheap at $3.00.
over 100 suits to select from. Nearly
all of which are strictly and purely
wool, and cannot be matched outside
our house for less than $2.50.
At $1.50
At 08c, 50 boys' vestee or D. B. knee pant
fcf.it s, made from a fabric which is
very honest, but not pure wool, true
value $2.00. fJQ0
SALE PRICE UO
Hen's Spring Overcoats
We givt you your absolute choice of
any and all our fine spring overcoats
that sold at $15.00, $16.50, $18.00 and
$20.00. for $11.78; we desire to close
out every garment of ' these goods,
and we know the price will do it.
They are Oxford gray vicunas, serge
or silk lined; covert cloth in tan
and brown shades.. Not a garment
ever sold from this lot for less than
$15.00, and from that up to $20.00.
ALL GO AT
11.78
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Special assortment of spring overcoats,
worth $10.00. $12.50 and $13.50.
MARKED TO SELL AT
Bicycle Suits
We have a few Bicycle Suits which
we are going to offer at exactly half
price
$10.00 Bicycle Suits go at...,... 5 flf)
$7.50 Bicycle Suits go at.... ...... 3 75
$5.00 Bicycle Suits go at....... , 250
$3.50 Bicycle Suits go at 1 75
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