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During the next week Omaha representa
tives wilt bo bard al work In an effort to
eccuro another exposition year convention for
this city , The prlzo that awaits pluckln-R
Is the national encampment of the Sons of
Veterans , which U held this year In In
dianapolis on Thursday , Friday and Satur
day , If this should ho secured , It will be
ono of the biggest gatherings on next year's
schedule.
Senator John M. Thurston Is expected to do
the biggest part of tlio work In securing the
encampment. Ho Is Nebraska's delegate to
this year's assemblage. Ho will bo asslatci
in the xvork by A. H. Hawltzcr , Frank 3
Coatcs andV. . It. Davis , and possibly a
conplo moro men from this city. Senator
Thurston Is now In Washington , but the
other thrco are In Omaha , and will leave for
Indianapolis on next Monday evening.
There Is a fair chance that tb convention
will bo captured , as the city's representatives
go with a pockntful of Inducements. The }
will agree to defray all the actual expenses
of the convention , will provide u suitable
Jiall for the meetings , and will offer as on *
camprnent grounds the beautiful old fort
grounds. The Department of War recent ! ;
allowed thcso grounds to bo used for the pur
pose. The visitors will also bo offered plcntj
of entertainment during their visit If they
come to this city.
The encampment would probably bring
omnwhcro between 2,500 and 3,000 visitors
to Omaha during the week thnt It Is In
tension' . They would represent all parts of
the country. They would Include a con-
llderable number of uniformed men and
would consequently furnish an attraction to
other visitors during their stay. They could
bo amply accommodated , for the fort grounds
ro large enough to give moro than the nec
essary spice for the tents.
The Indianapolis people have made con-
Iderablo arrangements to entertain the vis
itors to the encampment during the coining
m-ek. Quito an attractive program has heea
gotten up. The biggest part of the time
will bo devoted to pleasure , as It Is said that
( hero Is but llttlo business to bo traniacted.
AV ( mil in oil of the World.
W. Y. Tcetzel , consul commander of Alpha
tamp and delegate to the celebration at the
Nashville Centennial , and Sovereign Clerk
John T. Yates returned last week and report
that there were gathered at the celebration
delegates from camps In Tennessee , Ken
tucky , Alabama , Mississippi , Arkansas ,
Georgia , Louisiana , Ohio and Nebraska. On
August 20 the Woodmen assembled at their
unique building on the Centennial grounds.
On account of the extreme heat the regular
program was dispensed with and no parndo
was bad , but nn Informal meeting was sub-
Itltutcd which was very enjoyable In lib
feature. The exercises consisted of an ad
dress of welcome by C. L. Frost of Cherry
camp , Nashville , and a response by James
F. Estes of I'aducah , Ky. A male quartet
rendered several beautiful songs. Sovereign
Clerk John T. Yates was then Introduced
end made n speech on the progress and con
dition of the order , which was well received.
In response to numerous calls from the
woodmen assembled , W. Y. Teetzel was In
troduced by the sovereign clerk. Sovereign
Tcotzcl's speech was received with great ap
plause and was the most Interesting address
delivered during the exorcises. After the
-o-cisoj thn Woodmen dispersed around the
grounds. Doth Mr. Yates and Mr. Teetzcl
pay that the Nashville Centennial exposition
is a splendid show , but the weather being
( o extremely hot , the attendance wu not
very large.
On last Thursday evening Alpha camp
rave n reception In honor of Sovereign Clerk
Tales and Consul Commander Teetzcl In 4he
Jodgo rooms , Myrtle hall. A program was
rendered consisting of selections bj
'Alpha camp band , songs by Messrs. Brady
And Qlceson , selections by a mandolin club ,
recitations by Prof. Ooodnell , songs by R.
E. Claussen and addresses by Consul Com
mander Morgan , George M. Wilson and C.
IA. Tlbbotts , all of Council Bluffs. The pro
gram also included the presentation of a
pouvenlr to M. Koysor , assistant clerk of
the camp. Refreshments were served.
"White Oak camp No. S3 of Auburn will
glvo n big picnic at Its town. The entire
( southeastern part of Nebraska Is expected
to be represented. The address of the day
Will bo delivered by A. S. Churchill of this
city.
city.On last Wednesday John G. Kuhn ot the
overeign office delivered the address at a
monument unveiling over the grave of W. J.
punn , a deceased member of the lodge at
Bwanton. In the afternoon a basketpicnic
was held. The latter was attended by the
lodges of Wllber and Do Witt In n body.
Yesterday afternoon the groves of the
"Woodmen circle of this city , South Omaba
and Florence gave a joint picnic at Hans-
corn park. The attendance was largo and a
peed time was enjoyed by all the plcknlck-
rs.
rs.On the evening of September 15 repre
sentations from the different camps in this
city and South Omaha will meet at the
sovereign ofllccs to make arrangements for
a big Joint turnout In one of the parades of
fair week. It is the Intention to have a big
body of men In line.
Druid camp No , 24 will give a trolley
party tomorrow evening.
Ortlor of SuoUlNli Claim.
The eighteenth convention of the royal clan
of this order was held In Montreal , Canada
commencing August 17 and continuing during
the following three days. It was the largest
end most successful convention yet held by
the order , delegates to the number of about
150 being present from all parts of the coun
try. Omaha's representative was Mr. James
Cameron. Reports were given by the royal
chief , the secretary and the treasurer , show
ing the order to bo In a most flourishing
condition , all claims being paid and the
treasury full. The Canadians generally , and
the local clans In particular , gave the dele
gates a tight royal welcome , while other
loclotles sent fraternal greetings ,
The following ofllcers were elected for the
ensuing term of two years : Royal chief.
W. H. Stccn , Ilraldwood , III. , royal tanlst ,
Duncan Stewart , Montreal ; royal counsellor
Gcorgo Taylor , London , Out. ; roynl secre
I'ctor Kerr , Hoston , Mass , ; royal treas
urer , John Hill , St. Louis , Mo. ; rojal phy
sician. Dr. W. H , Fraser , La Salle , III
( The newly elected officers were Installed by
1'nst Royal Chief R. R. Scott , it was de
cided the next convention should bo held
in Boston , Mass. , In 1S99 , The proceedings
terminate , ! with a banquet and excursions to
various points of Interest.
Omaha's local clan Is Clan Gordon No. C3
A. W , AnderHon Is chief and James C. Lind
say , secretary.
I'"r ' tvrniil Union of Aniprlrn.
A lodge was organized Wedcncsday evenIng -
Ing at llcnson , with a membership of
twenty. The following officers were duly
elected and Installed : C. n. Smith , F. M , ;
J. A. Morgan , J , ; Amanda M. Grave , 1' , ; Har
vey J , Grove , 8. ; Peter Larson. G. : August
aiedwall , G. ; Oliver 1) . Bellls , Mr. Jargls , 8.
A lodge of twenty members was organized
Friday evening at Dow City , In.
Banner lodge No. Oil Is now meeting every
Thursday night , thn last meeting In the
month being devoted to public entertain
ments. The committee on hall was given
further tlmo nnd will report at next meet
ing , The lodge ban outgrown Its present
quartets and a change it necessary on ac
count of luck of room.
Next Wednesday ulght Benson lodge will
moot at Its hall In Dcnson , Quite a number
ot visitors will bo present from Banner No.
11 and Magic City of Soutn Omaha , who will
confer some degree work. Tnu ledge has
appointed a committee to make arrange-
mrntii for refreshments. A general good
time U expected , Members of the order
desiring to visit this Meeting will toke
the Twenty-fourth street car line , or meet
at the ollleo of the supreme president , 1GH
1'arn a m street , at 7:30 : sharp.
IniU-lifiulcMil ( ) ! < ! r of
H. G , Brabool ; of this city , high Journal
lecrclary of the high court of Nebraska ,
returned to tlio city last week from Toronto ,
Can. , where ho attended the big celebration
of the order , attendant to the dedication of
the magnificent ten-story olllte building
erected at Toronto by the supreme court.
The dedication occurred on Thursday , Au-
cust 28 , and wai made quite uu evtut. Dur
ing the early afternoon a big parade pro
cccded , through the streets of Toronto to th
temple , where the ceremonies of dedication
at once began. They were conducted by Su
prcmo Chief Rar.-.er Oronhyatehha , who wa.
assluted by other supreme officials of th
order and by some ot the dignitaries of th
city. The ceremony terminated with a
grand ball In the evening.
High Journal Secretary Brabrook wa
treated In roynl fashion by the Toronto
members. During his stay ho was In at
Icndnnco at banquets of the high courts o
eastern and central Toronto , both of whlcl
were In session. As Nebraska's reprcseuta
tlvo ho was compelled to respond to a teas
at each ,
Modern Woodmen ofiiur I en.
Mrs. n. O. Watt , supreme oracle , and
.MrC. . K. Allen , supreme manager , of the
Royal Neighbors of America , are In nt
tendance at a meeting of the supreme bean
at I'corla , 111.
The next number of the Modern Woodmai
will bo published from Lincoln.
Magnolia camp No. 1833 last Tuesday en
tcrtalnod the Foresters , their onicers and a
number of members of Omaha camp. The
camp Initiated several candidates end then
postponed the regular business session , the
remainder of the evening being devoted to
social enjoyment. Omaha's Foresters gave
nn exhibition drill , several addresses were
made by the visitors and members of Mag
nolia camp and refreshments wore served.
Magnolia camp Is lei a flourishing condi
tion. Initiations are being conducted fre
quently. The rolls now contain the names
of sevcnty-flvo members In good standing
Meetings are held every Tuesday night In the
lodge hall at Thlrty-secrad street and Ames
avenue.
llrollicrtiooil of Kllcn.
At the meeting last Friday night , Omaha
lodge accepted an Invitation to take part In
the civic parade of fair week. Arrange
ments were made for a good showing. It
Is the Intention to have nil the members
out , each man to bo arrayed In a full drc-js
suit. The Elks made an excellent Impres
sion In. the last parade.
Exalted Ruler Dctwller of Pennsylvania
has Informed the local ledge that he cannot
yet accept tlio Invitation to take charge of
the memorial services of the coming win
ter , but will make an endeavor to so ar
range his affairs that he may be here.
Improved Order of It oil Mi-n.
Yahnundahsls tribe No. 2 Is Increasing in
membership at a rapid rate nt the present
tlmo. On the sleep of the sixth sun , corn
moon , G. S. D. 406 , It Is to glvo a smoker.
All members of the tribe are urgently re
quested to attend and all Red Men In these
hunting grounds are cordially Invited.
Alfaretta council No. 3 , Degree of Poca-
! iontas , will glvo a social and dance on the
fifteenth sleep , corn moon.
Viiclriit Order of United Workmen.
With .the . first of the month the laws
promulgated at the last session ot the grand
ledge , hold in this city , went Into effect.
Two special deputies have been engaged
to work In the state. They will bo In the
field for several months.
There \otlilnjr HO Good.
There Is nothing Just as good as Dr
King's New Discovery for Consumption ,
Coughs and Coidu , so demand It and do not
permit the dealer to sell you some substi
tute. He will not claim there le anything
better , but In order to make more profit
ho may claim eomethlng else to be Just as
good. You want Dr. King's New Discovery
because you know It to be safe and re
liable. and guaranteed to do good or money
refunded. For Coughs , Colds , Consumption
and for all affections of Throat , Chest and
Lungs , there Is nothing eo good as Is Dr.
King's New Discovery. Trial bottle free at
Kuhn & Co.'s Drug Store.
HUSSI.V TO AIlOl'T TIII2 SYSTEM.
Soil CnHnrc n He Tried In tlie
of ( he Cznr.
H. W. Campbell , Buperlntcndent-ln-thlef
of the Burlington's experimental farm , nnd
editor of an agricultural Journal , known as
Soil Culture. Is In tlio city , after a
trip through the farm lands of North Dakota
along the line of the Northern Pacific. He
sajfi ho never saw the western country look
GO well from an agricultural standpoint. In
every transmleeourl state , according to his
statement this morning , the prospects for
largo crops of good quality are unusually
bright.
Prof. Milton. Whitney of the Agricultural
department at Washington , accompanied Mr.
Campbell on bla recent trip , nnd expressed
himself as well pleased with the results ho
saw obtained from the Campbell sjatem of
soil culture.
The Russian government recently sent to
this country two representatives to study
scientific methods of farming In operation In
the United States. These two gentlemen
have epent some tlmo in looking over the
western farming country with Mr. Campbell.
They have seen the experimental farms on
the Burlington , conducted along the lines
of the Campbell system of soil culture , and
are of the belief that farming on scientific
principles Is a profitable thing. One of the
: wo Russians , Serge Gardenle , has made ar-
rnagcments to Introduce the system quite
otxcnslvely In RuEsIa , through the aid of the
Russian government.
OFFI2IIS TO L12AS15 ITS GAS PLANT.
Denver Conipiiny MiiUeN n 1'ropoNltloii
to ( he City.
DENVER , Sept. 4. Mayor McMurray has
vetoed the ordinance granting a franchise to
i new gas company which agreed to furnish
gas to customers at a greatly reduced rate.
Accompanying the message was n proposi
tion from the Denver Consolidated Gas com
pany to leasn Its plant to the city at n
yearly rental of C per cent on a valuation
o bn fixed by a commlslson of experts. The
nayor is a strong advocate of municipal
ownership of gas , water and similar plants ,
Mny Mlieriitt * Idaho C'l
BOISI3 CITY , Idaho , Sept. ) . The recent
leclslon of the supreme court of Idaho
lulllfylng n majority of Idaho's Inws may
eault In liberating u large number of con
victs now Incarcerated In the state penl-
entlnry , who were convicted on Infonnn-
Ion of the district nttorney without grand
ury Indictment. The net providing for In-
ormatlons U suld to bo unconstitutional
under the supreme court decision.
In Sootlniid ,
EDINBURGH Sept. 4. A snowstorm baa
wept over Scotland. The Grampian hills are
omplctely covered with snow.
I'hnples , blotchoi. Mackheadi , red. rousli ,
oily , mothy skin , itching , scaly sculp , dry ,
thin , nnd falling hair , and baby blcmUhes
prevented by OUTICUIIA SOAP , the most
effective akin purifyinu and boautlfylns
eoaj ) in tlio world , as wull as purest and
sweetest for toilet , batb , and nursery.
Bcur ( I tM thromhoat th * wtxIJ. I'OTlm D oo
inDCn.u Coii-.8 lH'r < , p4..IlMionU. .A.
OT- " How la 1'imnt Fact lUraon , " uMii tret.
CUCDV LilllUinD tVom rimplei to Herofutt rartl
tVtlti nurnUn t.r c icoili HIU , .
Pozzonl's Complexion 1
j POWDER produce * a soft and beautiful ail3 ! ; I
1 it combluc * every clement ot beaut ? ( UJj
I parity.
STYLES ARE ON SALE AT
To make room before we tear down the west wall of the main building and move into our big new addition. All
our purchases for the opening of the new big store were made before die great rise in prices and already the goods
are piling in on us. Every day comes messages from railroad and express companies that we must haul away the
carloads of merchandise consigned to us. The tearing down and getting ready to move , remodel and enlarge every
department cramps our store houses , warerooms , shelves , tables , counters and cases are filled to overflowing and still
the shipments daily increase & & &L & , &
We are ; et rid of these goods
any sacrifice.
Never have such bargains been offered in newest style goods as "The Big Store" puts on sale this week.
Announcement.
OPENING OF
MEN S BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S
PALI. AND WINTER SUITS AND OVER
COATS.
Every garment Is new this fall. One hun-
Ired and eighty-seven patterns of Men's
Suits. Over sixty styles of men's Over
coats and Ulsteis.
Ono hundred and thirty-four patterns ot
children's Doublo-nreasted Suits , Junior
Reefer , Vesteo nnd Sailor Suits , sizes 3 to 1C.
Forty-eight patterns of boys' and youths
Suits , sizes 12 to 20.
There's not another store In all this coun-
ry has ever shown an assortment so at-
: ractive , so largo and at just the prices you
want to Day. You don't see such an array
of styles as ours anywhere else. Just come
and see. If you don't find just what you
want at the price you want to pay wo won't
ask you to buy.
WHOSE CLOTHES do you wear ? Ever
atop to think who made them ? Everything
depends on the marker. We know them
all good and bad. We buy from the best
ind keep away from the others. Our hnowl-
clgo ( will save dollars for you. You can
> uy clothing here on our recommendation ,
and If they're not right , back with them. WE
GUARANTEE EVERY GARMENT WE
SELL. Nothing but first class ready-tail
ored clothing sold here no satinet or shoddy
to be found In our store.
Mew Fall
Dress Goods.
Never before have wo been able to show
such a large variety of strictly new Novelty
Dress Goods and popular priced goods as at
the present time. Our counters and shelves
are stocked to their full capacity , and only
ialf of our stock reclved.
Wo must hnvo more room , and we rely on
: ho quality , style and price to make a place
for the remainder of our stock.
Como on examine our SG-lnch strictly all
wool novelties , In all of the new fall shades ,
n dark colors and all new weaves ; real value
iOc per yard , our price only 25c per yard.
Don't forget to examine our 49c line of
up-to-date Fall Novelties. Wo have over
200 pieces to select from , every piece a dif
ferent design and color. Thcso goods are
made In the same weaves and colors as the
12.00 and $2,60 qualities , and give better sat-
sfaotlon for wear. They are nan-shrlnkablo
and dust-proof ; actual value 75c to Jl.OO per
yard , our price only 49c.
Wo have 57 pieces of High Grade Novol-
les In the new fall weaves , composed of
silk and wool In two , three and
our toned effects. These are the
atest Tall productions and are shown
only by Hayden Bros. Trimmings , velvet
and silk to match , all these colors. Actual
aluo of these goods $1.23 , our price only
5c per yard.
Wo have a largo variety of Covert Cloths
o show at 49c , 75c and Jl.OO per yard ; the
atcst In weaves , shades and mixtures.
Black
Dress Goods.
Wo are headquarters for flno and medium
qualities of black Wool Dress Goods.
38-Inch Black Serge , strictly all wool , a
cgular 45 quality , our price 25c per yard.
46-inch Black Storm Serge , strictly pure
vool , dust-proof , every yard guaranteed ,
vorth $1.00 per yard ; our price only BOc per
ard.
3S-lnch nil wool black , figured and bro-
adcd novelty silk finished , extra good value ,
; orth 59c per yard ; our price only 39c per
ard.
The best black , silk finished 40-Inch Henrl-
itto , only COc per yard for a few days. This
s only ono-half the regular price.
.r > 2-nch ! black and colors all wool Ladles'
loth , for a few days only COc per yard ; reg-
lar Jl.OO quality.
All open mall orders filled , ami money ro
unded on all goods not perfectly satlsfac-
ory.
ory.Jottoii
[ > ress Goods.
HE MILLS ! OUR STORE ! YOUR HOUSE !
Demonstrates the transit of merchandise
nd shows clearly the mutual savings which
ur matchless system of buying and selling
rovldes.
On Monday wo will sell
Simpson's black and whlto Prints or fan eye
or 44c yard.
Silver gray Prints and Turkey Red figured
or 4 lie yard.
Black Sateen good value at 12Vic , a\\r \
rice will bo Moixlay 7c yard.
Double-fold Dress Goods , best cloth to bo
md for school dresses , at 12'.c. '
Elegant btylcs In best quality French Rro-
adfil Sateen , worth 25c , at 15c yard ,
Neat polka dot Percales , colors all war-
anted , at IOc yard.
Gorman blue Calico , extra heavy and wide ,
c yard ,
Lining Silks , nil colors ; 25s ,
Satin Serge , 27-in. wills , for lin
ings ; 50e.
New Silks arriving dally ,
REMEMBER WE ARE
Silk
Headquarters
And our showing of NEW FALL SILKS
has no rival.
Plain colored China Silks , 20 Inches wide ,
good quality , 25c.
Fancy Austrian Silks , small neat figures ,
at only 39c.
Changeable Taffetas , full line of colors ,
only C9c.
Novelty Brocade Silk , now line just re
ceived , G9c.
New Plaid. Striped and Figured Silks , $1.39
quality , 9Sc.
Roman Stripes , best quality and prettiest
colors , $1.00.
Capes , Jackets ,
Skirts , Wrappers
Ladles' black gros grain Silk Cape , full
circular sweep , trimmed at neck with band
of Jet and satin ribbon ruche , lined and
interlined , worth ? 5.00 $2.98.
Ladles' Capes , made of extra fine quality
of fallo silk , embroidered all over with jet ,
elaborately finished at neck with satin rib
bon bows , well lined and Interlined , a hand
some garment , worth $7.50 $3.48.
Ladles' black brocaded Taffeta Silk Cape ,
lined with black or fancy colored silk , pro
fusely trimmed with Jet and satin ribbon ,
a very stylish and dressy wrap $4.PS.
Ladles' Black Cloth Cape , embroidered
with braid $1.00.
Ladles' English Wool Beaver Cape , full
sweep , storm collar , collar and front edged
with fur $1.98.
Ladles' Cape of extra quality seal plusn ,
high storm collar and front trimmed with
curly Thibet fur , heavily HneJ and Inter
lined with fancy colored sllkallne a plum
$3.98.
Ladles' Dress Skirts , black brocaded mo
hair , skirts seven gored $1.25.
Figured Brllllantlne Skirts , well lined ,
bound $1.75.
Accordion Plaited Skirts of extra flno
quality Brllllantlne , worth $7.50 $4.98.
Ladles' , Silk Skirts , fashionable , large ,
flowered designs , tailor made $4.98.
UNDERSKIRTS
Black Sateen Petticoats , lined or unllncd ,
trimmed with several rows of braid on
deep double ruffle , a bargain $1.00.
Ladles' Taffeta Underskirt In all new
shades $5.00.
Children's and
Misses' Jackets
Children's Reefer Jacket of French flan
nel , trimmed with braid , ages 2 to 0 98c.
Misses' Jackets , In all colors , broadcloth ,
ages 2 to 12 $1.48.
Misses' Jackets , in all new material , In
reefer or empire style $2.50.
Misses' Mackintoshes , double texture , mil
itary cape $2.50.
Ladles' Mackintoshes double capo , vel
vet collar and strap , worth $5.00 $3.48.
Ladies' Wrappers
Ladles' Dark Print Wrappers 19c.
Ladles' Percale Wrappers , trimmed with
braid , extra wldo skirts , fancy yoke flSc.
Ladles light weight Jackets the greatest
values over offered there are many ladles
In Omaha who can tell you tbo same. 200
all wool Jackets )9c. )
Broadcloth Jackets 98c.
All wool Covert and English Melton Jack
ets In all Ktylcs $1.50.
Ladies' and
Children's
Hosiery.
100 dozen ladles' fuU < seamlecn fast black
cotton nnd tan coloretUHose , worth 12',4c to
SO ? , nt Co.
&JO dozen Indies' fast black cotton Hose ,
Hei'malorf dye , douldii sole and extra long' ,
never sold for lens -than 25o per pair , at
12' e
100 do/ten children's fast black cotton
Hose , Ilcrmxdorf Uyo and full seamless ,
worth 2uc , lie , '
Ladies'
Underwear.
Sperlal MO dozen ladles 'Jerney ribbed
VrttP , long Blfc\cn , Ksyptlan cotton , Hunt
fa',1velcht , never Bold for USD than 25c ,
now ! 2ic. !
Specials in
Black Silks.
Brocaded Satins and Gros Grains , fine qual
ity , excellent for capes , skirts or trimmings ,
worth $1.00 , special price 7Gc.
Black Taffeta , $1.00 grade , crisp rustic ;
special , only G9c.
Pcau do Solo Dress Silk , very heavy ,
special price $1.00.
Extra special In plain black Satin , 27 Inches
wide , at $1.25.
( lir ; out-of-town customers requesting sam
ples will confer a favor by plainly stating col
ors wanted and for what purpose to be used.
Wash Silks on
Sale
Having recently purchased an Immnso lot
of I'uto Wash Silks , In Fllo , Ropes , Out
line , Etching , etc. , wo will place same on
sale Monday at 2c per skein or 20c per dozen.
Also ono lot of Crochet Silk , worth IOc ,
15c and 25c , at Cc per spool.
Veiling
All 25c and 35c Veilings , In all colors ,
415c yard. . .
Shirt Waists.
100 dozen boys' Waists , black nnd navy
blue , with fine white hair line stripes , usual
price EOc and 75c , on sale at 23c.
Striking Bar
gains in Linens ,
| Sheetings , Etc
) 40c fancy Persian pattern Table Damask 2nc
I 35c Satin Damask Grass Bleached Linen.17'ie
75c Cream Table Damask , linen , 6G
Inches wide 50c
75c Silver Bleached Table Linen , 62
Inches wide 49c
$3.00 Bleached Tablecloth , with border ,
size 60x100 , at $1.75
DOc Satin Damask Towels at 25c
25c Satin Damask Towels at 15e
15c heavy Cotton Towels , size 22x52 , at. 7c
Muslin and
Sheeting
9-4 Bleached Sheeting , regular 221/Ac
quality at 18c
9-4 Unbleached Sheeting , regular 20c
quality at ICc
9-4 Bleached Muslin , regular 6c quality
at
9-4 Bleached Muslin , regular Cc quality
at
COo Bleached Rcady-Mado Sheets , size
81x90 , torn and Ironed , at 45c
Pillow Slips , 45x36 , value 16c , at 12Hc
Cotton Flannel at 4c
Outing Flannel at 4&c
Shirting at 5' c
Bed Spreads
75c Bed Spreads , Marseilles pattern , at. B5c
$1.25 extra largo Bed'Spreads at 85c
$2.00 Marseilles Spreads at $1.25
Removal
Piano Sale
The folowtn ] } , ' sccond-lmndnnel slightly -
ly used piunos ere rare bargain1 * and are
much bolter than nnny clio.ip new
pianos now in the market. Some of
these instruments have only been used
a few months :
1 upright Story & Camp , $85.00.
1 upright Emerson , $90.00.
1 upright oak case , $1UI.00. )
1 upright oak t-uso , 8110.00 ,
I upright Vobo &Sons , $110.00.
1 upright VOBO A ; Sons , 8125.00.
1 upright Voso & Sons , $150,00.
1 upright Vofeo & Sons , 8185.00.
J upright Sterling. S125.00.
1 upright Sterling , 8150.00.
1 upright Stoimviiy , used M months ,
as good as new.
Aside from tlio above wo have u fine
sok-oied btouk of now CH1CKKRING ,
Steinway , Knnko , Fischer , Voso it
Sons , Kmorson , Ivors & Pond , Smith &
HarncB and various oilier makes at
prices which will certainly close them
out in the next few days before the re
moval in now building.
Now pianos 10 rent.
House Furnish
ing Bargains
Fine Imported Whlto China Cups and
Saucers , the very latest ovlde shapes ,
regular $1.25 per set C9c
All sizes tin top Jelly Glasses , per
dozen lee
3 and 4 quart Granite Coffee or Tea
Pots , each 39c
MTS. Potts' Sad Irons , 3 sizes , nickel
plated Irons , with stand anil handle ,
regular price 98c per set ric ! )
Washing Machines $1.93
23c Imported Dish Mops 3c
Mallacca Sugar Shells lc
Tea Strainers , enameled handles lc
1 gallon Milk Crocks 3c
C5c G-onlte Colanders 19c
Tomato Strainers isc
Patent Stopper Catsup Bottles 6' ( c
Wringers Something new In wringers.
A wringer with n written guarantee for
5 years , regular price $10.00 , for one week
only $4.25.
Specials
1 lot of elegant COc Hand Bags only , . . . 25c
1 lot elegant $1.00 Chatelalae Bags. . . . 4Sc
1 lot all colors 25c Purses-only 9c
Hardware
Department
Only n few more days and we will remove
our Hardware Department. Wo want to
close out all odds and ends. Sco If we have
something you can use. Price or values
will cut no figure. Hero are a few knock
outs ;
NAILS HAVE GONE UP.
Same old prices with us : 20 D Nails , $1.60 ;
10 D Nails , $1.65 ; 8 D Nails , $1.70.
Sash Pulleys , 19c per dozen ; Blind Hinges ,
ner set. 5c ; IlVixS' . Cast Butts , Cc ; fine Lock
Set , bronzed , 19c ; fine Front Door Set , with
Night Latch , 95c.
Ball Lawn Sprinkler , 49c ; Grass Hooks ,
steel , 17c.
The American Wire Rat Trap , sells for
$1.00 , 69c.
Hand Saw , 23 ; Buck Saw , complete , 39c ;
Kitchen Meat Saw , 27c ; 14 Inch Key Hole
Saw , 12c.
A good Brace and Set of Bits , worth $1.C5 ;
$1.05.
Shelf Brackets , lc each.
25c Butcher Knives , 9c.
Special cali > on Guns this \\cck.
Got our Monthly Price List of Groceries ,
Hardware , Crockery and House Furnishing
Goods.
Jewelry
Department
200 dozen Silver Pepper and Salt Shakers ,
regular price DOc pair , sale price 7',4c ' each.
100 gross Malaca Tea Spoons , regular price
25c set of 6 , go at lc each.
Malaca Knives and Forks , bet of six each ,
98c.
98c.Odds
Odds and ends and ladles' Shirt Waist Sets ,
Link and Lever Cuff Buttons , Pin Sets with
Chains. Stick Pins , Hat Pins , goods worth
25c to 50c , go at Iflc for choice ,
First class Nickel Alarm Clocks , t)5c each.
Watch and Jewely Repairing at reduced
prices.
Carpets
Our now goods are arriving dally. In oiiv
line you will find the choice productlonu
of the leading mills of the country.
Buy buying direct from the mills In t
mcndous quantities wo sccuie first choice
on all designs and at prices that defy all
competition.
Thin week wo malm a special nalo on
goods that no are closing out on account al1
moving.
To close out Union Ingrain at 22c
All wool Ingrains 37c
Extra super all wool Ingrain 4'Jc
Flno Tapestry Brussels Carpet 45c
Finest Brussels Carpet , cloning out
prlco COc
Oil Opaque Window Shades 25c
Floor Oil Cloth 15c
Special on Lace Curtains and Portieres.
Drug Specials
Lydla Plnklum Compound , . , 65c
Palno's Celery Compound 65c
Hooil'n Sarsaparllla Clc
Scott's Kmululon Cod Liver Oil t'.Go
Aycr'B Hair Vigor CSc
Williams' Pink Pills 34c
Hobbs Sparagus Klduoy Pills. . . 2Ju
Allcock'u Porous Plasters lie
Klrko's Juvenile Soap , per box 25c
Got your prescriptions filled at our store.
Grand Half Price
Sale Before
Moving
1 case 10,000 yards of elegant IOc , IOc and
20c Embroideries , 5c per yard.
f > 00 dozrn fine hand embroidered pure lin
en Handkerchiefs , legular price 30c , on sale
15c.
500 dozen hemstitched and embroidered
Handkerchiefs , worth IOc and 15c , oa sal
5c-
Announcement
Having uurchahcd the entire sample line ot
Started Embroidery Pieces from the Richard
son Silk Co. at 2Kc on the dollar , we will
olaco same on tale Thursday at a corre
spondingly low retail price. v
Furniture
Just received , ono of the finest assortments
of really first class Dining Room Chairs.
We have now put in plico on the
floor 45 different styles of leather and cane-
seated Chairs ( hand caned ) .
Chairs at. 7Cc , S5c , 90c , 95c. $1.00 , $1.10.
$1.20. $1.25 all first chss goods.
Wo had a cobbler-seated Rocker on sale
last week at $1.95o ; place on sale this week
a far better ono , ono that Is larger , mnro
showy , finer looking and cost more , for the
same money $1.95 $1.95 $1.95.
Polished Oak Extension Table , rounded cor
ners , flllto.1 legs , 42x42 top , $5.00.
Largo Book Case , fi feet high , 2 feet 10
wlilo , 5 shelves for books , at $2.50.
Now line of Rockers , Parlor Bulls , PIe
tures , Couches , Bed Lounges.
Get our prices on all kinds of Furniture.
Only 4 l-2c
IOc Fine Combs only
IOc Wire Combs only
IOc Corset Steels only
15c Stockinet Dress Shields 4140
IOc Dress Stays 4 40
IOc Wax Beads
IOc Hooks and Byea
IOc Tooth Brushes
Butter Dept
Country Butter at , pound..Sc , IOc and 12'/4o
Fancy Creamery at ' . 15o
Elgin Separator Creamery.
Cheese-
Nice fresh N'cufcbatel , only
Sap Sago Chcesu
Wisconsin Cream Cheese to
Llmbergor Clieese , only Co
And all other brands of domestic and im
ported Cheese always In stock , i
Meats.
Buy your supply of Meats now , as price *
are advancing rapidly.
Compressed Yeast , per calto . lo
Ccndonsod Mlnco Meat , per package. . , Co
O.M.V o.vn unijiv MOIIIor IIAUUAI.VS
i.v or it .
Grocery Dept ,
I . IIKI-'Olti : WIJ MOVIi.
Mustard Sardines , only . Co
< ! -lb , glass jar puio Fruit Preserves ( pre
pared from lrenh fruit and granulated
sugar ) , only . ] 90
Sapollo , per cake . , . fo
Modlcatod Tor Soap .
J Ib. cans dialed 1'lncapplo ( excellent
for Ice ) , only .
'lat can Salmon Steak at . 7'/ic
'jUi'Kti ' Sacks Corn Meal only . IOc
Jattlo Ax Tobacco . 2flo
6 for 10 . ] 9c
Star . 37c
3how Fiult Julco , per foot . lOo
Choice Kvaporated Peaches at . C'io
Tea and Coffee.
Just received , fiOO chcnls of now crop Teas
of all varieties.
Extra tine Japan Tea for . , 25 c
Choice KliKllsh UrcaUaut for . 27'Ao '
Kancy Moyunn ( lunpouiler . 33'/4o '
[ iai.kct FIrud Japan . , , , , . . . 1'io
Coffee llrol.uii , only . lOo
Choice Crushed Mocha and Java . . ir > o
Maracalbo Coffeu . , , , . . 22c
Golden Santera . 2to !
OIil Government Java Illcnd . 23o
Beiit Mandollng Java and Mocha .
. 33UC-3 for Jl.OO
Sixteenth Sixteenth
and and
Dodge Sts m Dodge Sts