TTFliJ TT A DAFTjV T.EE : SUXDAV , ATTUTj 23 , 1801) ) .
ON A TOUR OF THE WORLD
Prince Toknma Konoyo of Japan Passes
Through Omaha on His Way East.
PRESIDENT JAPANESE CHAMBER OF PEERS
llln Trip In In liiti-r - . < iif HIP \ri * nt
1'oftoc In Sliiil > liiK
tloiuil N > nlrinn In Dif
ferent CointtrlpN.
Prince Tokuma Konoyo , president of the
Japanese Chamber of Peers , passed throiiRli
Omaha rostordRy on his way cast. Ho
Is making a tour of the world Inspecting the
conditions In the different countries. The
prlnn' appears to bo n man ot nbuut 10 years
of BRP. talks HnRllsh with a fair degree of
Bticress n < 1 IK moro IntiTvlower than Inter-
Menai ) . Ho Is accompanied by three at-
trndnnti. Ho Is said to bo onp of the most
distinguishes ! of the Japanese nobility.
The prince ways his trip Is In the Interest
of the arta of peace. His government hast
cslabllshfrt Itself as progressive and seeks
to maintain Its position. "Hvcry year , " ho
Buld. "the government deputizes one or moio
to make trips to other countries to learn of
the ways and customs In vogue there which
may bo of advantage ! to adopt In Japan.
HornetImos these representatives go on n spe
cial mission to sturtj a particular question
nnd ngaln they are not Instructed , but ob-
torvo anything which may be of value to
our people. I expect to spend some time In
this country , visiting as many of the leadIng -
Ing Cities as possible , nflfr which I shall
gn to Huropp. My special purpose Is to
Htudy educational systems of the moro ad
vanced nations , with a view of adopting the
more Improved Ideas In Japan. "
Reference to the rapid advance Japan had
made seemed to please the prince and ho
hinted that the advance had not been
stopped. Ho was not eager to talk of poll-
ll.'s or war , although by his manner showed
himself to bo a student of both questions.
Have Root print 11.
\otlii > !
The members of Capitol ledge No. 3 ,
A P and A. M. , are hereby requested to
assemble at Freemason's hall at 2 o'clock
Sunday afternoon. April 2,1 , 1809 , for the
purpose of attending the funeral of Hro.
Arthur Hothpry of Northern ledge , Newark ,
N J Interment nt Forest Lawn cemetery.
Ily order , JOSHI'H I1. DKKOAN.
JOHN KAMFOIin , Master.
Socretary.
\\V Have Moved
Prom our old quarters , 131C Pnrnam , to 1413
iAS STHHET.
OMAHA SPOUTING OOODS CO.
Sherradon , deutlst. moved to 412 McCaguo
bldg.
P. H. Phllbln. ticket broker , removed 1505
Farnam.
FOR PARKS AND BOULEVARDS
Ttto Onrloniln < > f Trcrn Arrive nnd
Will He 'I'l-iiipornrlly IMiiutril
In iiin I 1'nrlc.
The noard of Park Commissioners will , In
nil probability , have no trees to offer for
Bale to the citizens of Omaha. U had been
expected that the board would have moro
trees than It wanted In the big batch that
was purchased from ox-Oovornor Pumas
thico years ago , but an Investigation linji
developed that the board will bo able to use
nil trees that are lit for transplanting.
According to the provisions of the pur
chase , the board must remove all trees from
ox-Oovornor Furnas' farm this spring. The
removal has commenced. Two carloads of
trees arrived yesterday and will bo
"heeled out" In Klmwood park until they
can 'bo ' put to UHO In the various parks and
along the boulevards of the city.
Lawn mowers sharpened. Ind. Iron Wks.
Iron , braes castings. Ind. Iron Wks. , Tel 1110
Dr. Gilbert , removed to 201 Urown Block.
Sam'l Hums , 1318 Farnatn , says the
weather prevented so many from attending
his March discount sale that ho will deduct
] 0 per cent from all cash purchases untlj
May 1.
Blank book nnd magazine Dlndlng. A. I.
Hoot , 1609 Howard direct.
Huborman , lowoler ; cut. 18GC ; nbsolufely re-
llablo , lowest prlceH guaranteed. 13 & Doug.
ICxNuy C'niiliictllloit.
Pupils of the fourth , fifth , sixth , seventh
and eighth grades In the public schools , who
will compete for the medals offered by the
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals by presenting an essay upon some
Biibjcct pertinent to the objects of the so
ciety , must have tholr papers In by Juno 1.
Those pupils In the eighth grade who will
compote for the medal offered by the Daugh-
tcis of the American Revolution must have
their essays In by Juno 10.
This was determined upon nt a meeting
of the principals of the schools Friday after-
noon. lioHlileH considering those matters ,
the meeting listened to an nddrpss from
Mlsn FOOH upon the schools of Washington
and another from Mlsa ItPdlleld on the
schools of Kansas City.
Dlllonbcck , carpenter , repairer. Tel , 1941.
Mackintoshes and waterproofs , the best
goodu nnd thn lownst prlceH. Omaha Tent
and Rubber Co , . 1311 Furnnm Rt.
The Dewey Kurupean dote ) , 13lh and Far-
n"in. Flrxt-claHS rooms. Kom.oniiljlo rates.
A D , T. Co. ; messengers furnished ; bag
gage dollvured , 1302 Douglas st. Tel. 177.
Write the Omaha Tent nnd Rubber Co. for
tontu and uwnlngu , 1311 Fnnmm utrcot.
Mercer hotel. Ilith and Howard Rtrccts ,
Oinuliu , fl ! per day. F. J. Coutes , 1'rop ,
ll'ICICK9T ' AXn NIIOItTKST HOIITR
'J'n Nt. l.onlM rill Omiilin , t SI. IOIIN |
uiul AViiliimli Ilontc ,
Lo.ive Omaha 1:00 : p , m. , Council Illuffs
H Hi. p , m. , arrive St. Louis 7 a. m. Re
turning HMVU St. Loula 7:30 : p. m. , nrrlvo
Omaha 8 35 a. m. , dally. Dent line to aouth
nnd PiiHt. No bus tnuisferH In St. Louin ,
Hiiiip8eelorn' ) half rnto ( plus $2.00) ) . Kxctir-
ulons on bala first ami tlilrd Tuesday each
mouth. All Information nt "Port Arthur
Routo" olllce. 1416 Farnatn street ( Paxton
hotel block ) , or wrlto Harry 13 , Moores ,
0 I' , nnd T. A-i Omaha. Neb.
HvorythliiK now. And this means the
boat printing nt the lowot-t rates. See the
uuw plant of the RCCH Printing Co.
fionil Crop OiilliiuU In Culm ,
HAVANA , April 22. The sugar crop for
1SU9 U olllclally estimated at 307,903 Kngllsh
toiiB. againBt a total for ISflS of 32,033 tons.
Tbo tobacco crop Is Hiihl to bo of good
quality and moro abundant than for two
yi-ara past. A largo tttock of Remedols filler
\\i\a uold In the Held for $23 per quintal.
The now national party Just formed makes
a demand for the holding of general elec
tions , The party Is growing stronger nnd la
forming branches In every village In the
Island.
\ in > onr in Count ) riri'irH ,
Arbor day was fully observed In the county
olllces and with n few exceptions the oftlclalg
and their employes took a day off. County
CommUMwH'r Harte and Henry McDonald
went across the rli'cr to da a little pre
liminary practice In anticipation of tlio
coming team llvo bird race between the
elty and county otllclala and a number of
the otheis took a. wheel ruu out iu the
country.
I I'lntioN \ MV tn Oinntin.
I Omnha Is now hemliiunrterii In the north
west for I ) . H. Ilnldnlti A. Co. , one of thn
lending piano manufactories of America
Messrs. Dickinson and Huston , two of the
most experienced piano dealers of the west ,
are the factory representatives. In tholr
salesrooms at 1710 Farnam St. . jou will
find a full line of magnificent Baldwin
pianos , pronounced by oxpprts nnd muMcnl
critics ns nb&olulply superior to all other
make * . Aside from the Ilaldvvln they have
a complete line of Ellington. Hamilton nnd
1 Valley tiem pianos , Hamilton nnd Monarch
organs , nil first-class nnd fully guaranteed
by factories. Thpy Invltu Inspprtlon. Vis
itors always welcome.
DICKINSON & HUSTON ,
1710 Fnrnnm St. , DPP Building.
ROBBED A COUNTRY STORE
ThlcM'K llniil AMiiy $ IIH ( > Worth of
C dint N III neil hu ii nil M TraiM *
Tin-in to OniiiliM.
Thieves broke Into the store ol Rafranek
Ilrothers at Prague and robbed It of goc'la
valued nt ? 1IOO. Tney took tliotr tlmo In
making selections which they uvldcntly be- |
lloved they could dlsjnsc ot easily nnd the i
following articles are rcportai to have been
hauled away In n wagon : Two hundred
pairs of shoes ; 100 Mills of men's clothing
and twenty-five pieces of suiting.
The thieves were traced from Prague to
Omaha with the assistance of bloodhnuudi
secured In Lincoln. They evidently arrived
In Omaha yesterday about 3 n. in. , as
they wore seen In the north purl of the city i
about that hour. | '
Omaha ofllrers were nut o'l the case , but
not until after the burgHrs had evidently i
housed themselves. The report of tl.o
burglary was not made until too lito i'or the
officers to bo on the watch when the thieves
arrived. They say that had the pursuing
posse notified them that the men were comIng - i
Ing this way It would have been tin easy ,
matter to have captured them as they en- j
tercd the city. The work is bcllov.'d to have |
been done by Omaha criminals who were |
shrewd enough to get themselves under
cover before daybreak.
Caril of TliuiiUN.
To the many kind friends and neighbors ;
to the employes of the Omaha Street rail
way , Ilencnn lodge , I. 0. 0. P. , Maple camp
945 , M. W. A. , nnd to Pansy camp No. 10 ,
R. N. of A. , wo wish to return our sincere
thanks for their sympathy to us In the loss
of our little son , Ray.CHARLES
CHARLES n. COX ,
MILDRKD A. COX.
BIAOMFICn.VT TUAINS.
Oinnlin tn Clilrncn.
The Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul rail
way has Just placed In service two magnifi
cent electric lighted trains between Omaha
and Chicago , leaving Omaha daily at 5:45 :
p. m. , arriving Chicago at 8:25 : a. tn. . and
leaving Chicago 0:15 : p. m. nnd arriving
Omaha ' 8:20 : a. m. F.ach train Is llchted
thoroughly by electricity , has buffet Htnoklng
cars , drawing room sleeping care , dining
cars nnd recllntnc chair cars and runs over
the shortest line and smoothest loadbed be
tween the two cities.
Ticket olllco 1D04 Farnam street , nnd at
Union depot.
n mill K * NNlr.
Importing tailors.
AVoolons for spring and summer wear.
Ilor Grand Hotel Turkish Baths now open.
Mortality
The following births and deaths were re
ported to the health commissioner during
the twenty-four hours ending nt noon yes
terday :
Hlrths Oporge II. Flandt , 1718 Jackson
street , boy ; S. J. Cusack , 2501 Hamilton
street , boy ; Reynold Over , 1314 South
Twenty-eighth street , girl ; Fred Forster ,
1214 South Twelfth street , boy ; Charles L.
Ransom , 2703 Woolworth nvcnuc , girl.
Deaths Mike Drlsool , county hospital , 84
years ; William Thompson. Ottawa. Ont. , So
years , suicide ; Mary S. Wnugh , 2708 Blnney
street , 23 yours , bronchitis ; May Oberhlll ,
504 South Eighteenth street , 3 months , bron
chitis ; Melvln E. noatmnn , Albright , 2U
years ; Mary E. Rogcrt , 5810 Leavenworth
street , 34 years.
Do you want a Henney Tniggy ? It's the
best. Omaha Implement and Transfer Co. ,
9th and Jackson.
Will TrmiHfVr About Miiy 1.
W. H. Alexander of the Omaha and Grant
Smelting and Refining company left Friday
night for Now York on a short buslnpss trip , i
It Is announced by officials of the company
that the formal transfer of thp Omaha plant I
to thp consolldatPd concern will occur May
1. This will bo llttlo more than a formality
(
as far as outward appearances are concerned - ,
corned , for there will be no changes In the
operation or management of the local plant ,
nt this tlmo. The transfer will not include I
the various auxiliary entcrprlaes that have I
been managed ny Messrs. Nash and Barton i
The latter will probably devote his ontlro
attention to these matters nfter the main
plant goes Into the hands of its now owners
Octtclmnn's Pure Mnlt Iiecr the finest i
Milwaukee produces 620 So. 10th. Tel. 1121 '
FAMOUS
FOR
SPEED ,
COMFORT ,
AND
EXCELLENCE of EQUIPMENT
Are the Through Trains Via
Union 1'iicllle to Icm or , Salt I.nUe
City , Sun l''riini > lN < M > , I'ortliinil ,
and all points west.
Flni'Nt IHnlim ; t'nrn In Anicrli-ii.
IliiltVt , Sinoklnif nml II lira ry ( "urn.
Pill ace mill Ordinary Slfi'nrrH.
( Mir TlrUi'l Ollliti' , itl'J ; ( Knrimm .St. ,
Trli > l > lion ill * ! .
! For Sale |
<
Horseless i
| Carriage i
% Tn perfect condition used ( i
jfj at Omaha Exposition in c
3898. I
| Montgomery Ward & Co , , |
Money Well Invested
WIIIJ1OI III V
RESERVOIR ICE
Tlio In-Hi li-p mi hi lii Oinalin.
South Omaha Ice & Goal Go , ,
Tel 37 ; ) . Office 1601 iM
IT WAS A BIG SUCCESS
Bennett's Great Flour Sale Succeeds Beyond
Expectations ,
EVERYBODY IS HIGHLY DELIGHTED
Snip 1VIII Up Ccintliiiiril u 1'otr Dnyt
Iiiinucr. TinllrntiHfiil Somrnlrs
In IlniOi JMM-U AnI'lriiiliiir the
Thr llrcnil In Fine.
In eonscqiipnco of the unparalleled sue-
pts of our grand Hour sale we have decided
to continue It n fo\v days longer. On Fri
day and Saturday wo served bread irado of
the famous llennett's Hxcclslor Hour to
thousands of people. This bread was tasted
and tried by the greatest variety of critics
i hat ever made glad their palates with the
finest In. the land. At thi > counters where
Mils was servd ono could hear continually |
such expressions as : "That's simply fine , " '
"Strlclly nil right , " "Hard to bent. " " ( ! eo , ]
that Is good bread , " and many other olmllar
complimentary remarks and exclamations , j
On Monday nnd Tuesday we nro Ji.st going
to show you what kind ot biscuits this flour
will make. Alt , here's where wo make u
showing ! A delicious hot biscuit , made of
llennett's Uxcelslor Hour , iiprpnd with that
Inimitable biiltor , Itcnnctt's Superior Cream
ery , and then a cup of that most pleasing
beverage , llennett's Capitol Coffee and
there's u lunch 111 for a queen ! Hut we nro
serving It free to you and to the queens
also the queens of the Omaha household11
And the beautiful souvenirs are pleasing
the people , too. There Is one In every
sack. Ho auie you get one during this
nalo. They will not be In the sacks that
nrp sold after this sale Is over.
Honnolt's tt\ct > UIar Hour Is the finished
piodtict of skilled workmen , scientific mil
lers , and Is made of thp choicest wheat
gin\Mi , prepared by the most wholesome
processes. The brand has grown phenomen
ally In popularity during the last few years ,
since Its merits have bccomo known , till
today It Is n household word , nnd an In
dispensable adjunct to the laider , wherever
It has been once tried.Vc sell a full car
load of this Hour every six days.
The tS-lb. and the UO-lb. wicks contain
the souvenirs. Our price for this excellent
flour Is $1.10 for . | 8-lb. sack , Jl.20 ! for the
! )6-lb. ) sack. Don't confound this superior
Hour with other so-called high grade pat
ent Hours. Try It once and It will stay
with you on Its own merits.
And don't forget to drop In and get a
blbcult Monday and Tuesday.
\v. n. nnxNirrr co. ,
15th and Capitol Ave.
IIAI nn\ lines * .
firniid Suit ; 'I'ncMilii.v , , " ! < ! [ > < ! fie !
Find their Imported organdies , light nnd
dark colors , nil now styles , In this sale
only Sc yard.
HAYDEN DUOS.
Head piano "ad , " pngp P.
IMvliio lIciil.T Si-liratlcr.
Schrador , the divine healer. Is now rest
ing In Council Ulufts , la. , and will lecture in
Chambers' academy , Fifteenth and Ilnrney
street * , this city , Sunday , at 3 and S o'clock
p. in. , at which tlmo Mr. Schrader will give
public healings free and expects to effect a
cure for nil who visit him and shake his
hand. An admission of 25 cents will be
charged to help defray the large expense.
ALL THKATMKNTS FREE OF CHANGE.
Hamilton Warren , M. I ) . , eclectic and
magnetic physician , has moved his ofllce to
119 North IGth street , room 13. Special at
tention to all long standing or lingering dis
eases and to diseases of women nnd children.
Umbrellas repaired , recovered. 214 Bo. 13th.
Fine vehicles for city trade ; rubber tires.
Llnlnger & Metcalf Co. , at cast end of the
Harney street car lino.
Dr. Ilaco. 403 Paxton block. Tel. 1982.
It's ' a Jewel ,
The above Is ono of the Ilftyl styles
In which Jewel Gnsolonn Stoves are
ii .ido. It Is the slovp from which nil
nf the ho-iuilleil "CabliiPt" OasolPiio
Stove * are cniili-il , nnd Is the only one
that llglitw without bmoko and Is per
fectly sal'o to UKL .
WP.'VP ' old Jpwi-1 Stoves nearly four
teen year * and never found a poor one.
Aden t tell you ono stove Is "best
made" this yo.ir , another tlm next ,
and still niiotlu-r thp next. Wo don't
uik you In pay for expel InieiHH. You
know what the Jewel will do.
3 JOHN HUSSIE HARDWARE CO. ,
t i.'HIT--III ! ) CinnliiK St. f
t < l
V "If you huy It of HiiBslp , It's rlsht. "
4r. m . . . . _ . _ , . _ _ _ . _ . . <
SHOE FACTS
FOR MEN. . .
Pay n fair prlco for n gooil shoo and you
are economizing f GO and fH M ) nro the
prk-ps for everybody not lee lilRlinot too
low The celebrated HIMKNT SI1OKS nro
$5.00 and JU 00 vnluon--Your rholco of , iny
fahoo In stofK $ - 50 and $3 'M.
Regent Shoe Co.
205 South 15th.
\Vrlt fur llliiNlriilcil
iier Grand Berths
Her Grand Hotel.
Klectro Therapeutic. Turko-HuiBlan , Plunge
neeillo. Fhower , era salt and the r.o\r Diilct.
I/AD1HS' DAYS TuoaJay and Friday. 10
a. iu. to t p. iu , under the personal aupcr-
\lfloii of an exjiorlouccJ lady operator.
Complete and Modern in
Every Detail.
j , v. MOOIU : . si r.
Would We Take If ?
O.MUIA. April 2m h. 'M.
Mil. T1IAS H SrUAKKKIl
Prnr Plr t-'or the piutt year I have tipm
rcnilliiR your ' roasts" on Docs' rorrlvInK n
oomtnlisslon nml the Tots who pay II. My
nplnlnn of rn | tlint you rnn't get In the
rliiK with the rest of the druKRlals , nnd If
you were n Hop you would fop one of the
tlrat to dcmnnd n commission unit you'd bo
ti hl | ? fool If jou roftiBed to accept n commis
sion nnd your office rent free. Honor
bright , Schaefer , Isn't this n fnct ?
ANONYMOUS.
Hcplylng to the above No. Doe , you nro
mlstnken.Ve can Ret Into the rlni : nny
tlmo by simply raisins the commission. If
wo claimed to be a doctor and couldn't
mnko enough to pay our olllce rent unless
wp acted as a stool pigeon for a -\4 1'et , nnd
had to denounrp every other druggist who
happened to fill one of out proscriptions , ox-
cppt the 1'et wlm pays us. wp'd pull tltnvn
our shlnglo and go to drUmg a hack.
Cl T I'KICli
MltUGUIST.
Lornci- Kith uiul Chicago.
p 'V T"
EXT
To bo worn with white collar.
It's most suitable for the most styl
ish dresser.
U can also bo worn by business
man or laborer.
There are lots ot neat and beau
tiful patterns to choose from , while
the prlco Is only
You can expect something
EXT
And then the shirts will etlll be
better.
Clothing Oosnpany
Capitol Ave , , Near 16th St ,
Clottn tl < >
PILLOW FACTORY
SI'KCIAI. SAI.K
Feather Pillows and Sofa Cushions
15c to $1.OO
SANITARY FEATHER CO. ,
Toll-phone TS1. 707 S. 10th St.
Wholesale
Heavy Drugs
Try us when you wnnt drugs In qunntltlea ,
such as
r.Mtis cur.n.v.
SI'.VMSII WHITING.
LIII.OIUDI : I.IMI : .
I'liASTHIt I'AIIIS.
iMMvnr.nnn wnrrn tii < : i.iiiiioiin.
WIIAI.H ( lli SOAP.
Wllil.OW \UCOAIi. .
S \li AM1IOM \
CAMI'llllll ( it M.
nr.vntiM : .
Hcntomber we hnvc the Roods nncl the
prlws.
Sherman & McConnell Drug Co.
151.1 DnilKP Strict. OMAHA. NKH
.K OP BLOCK.
It Takes
Training
To be able to
walk the slack
wire It takes
training to be
able to furnish
the proper glass
es nt the proper
tlmo you nro
trying no experi
ments when you
trust your cnso to
the eye special
ist , Dr. McCar
thy IIP succeed *
where others fall.
Consult him to
morrow you
risk everything
by delay.
DR. MCCARTHY ,
run IYH si'ist
413-111
KARHACH HLOCK , Examinations
OMAHA. Free.
A Little Early
to cut the gt'nss but don't f
forgot our ' ?
T Our mowers arc cunrantccd and
4 * our prices are right.
JAS. MORTON & SON CO. , f
SoliK ' " < " for O in nil a. < i >
1511 Docile St. < j >
was on sale Saturday for the first lime. The crowds proved that Omaha people
ple know bargains when they see them. EXTRA SPECIALS FOR MONDAY :
300 men's 11 ounc o pure worsted , serges In the new 4-but-
ton cut-a-way , eack and double breasted sack styles ; made up
by the best clothing m anufacturers In Now York City and posi
tively worth. $9.00 will lie sold Monday at $5.00.
COO men's suits , made of dependable , strictly all wool cassl-
mercs and fancy cheviots , In eight different patterns ; coats with
French facing , satin piped ; mailo to soil for $7.50 In this sale
for J3.75.
" 50 men's suits in selected worsteds nnd cassimeres ; other
Btores would call them great values nt $10.00 and $12.00 ; hero for
only $7.50.
For the best dressers we show the handsomest line nnd largest
assortment of line suits $12.50 In this sale.
The newest correct styles in double or single breasted , In
the now herringbone stripes , nnd checks nnd fancy novelty ,
fully equal to the usual $25.00 to $35.00 made to order bulls. In
this sale your choice for $12.50. A splendid chance to got a
high grade suit at a llttlo prico.
We are headquarters for Bllm , stout and extra size suits. A
great assortment nt $ .1.00 to $18.00.
ADMIRAL CCO. DUWEY
Incliuled In this grand purchase now marked and placed on sale.
TliPHe pants are made up from llrst-class casslmerea , chpvlots
and worsteds , hy the lending pants mnnufacturer of New York.
Kvery pair warrau ted. A now pair If the ono you buy does
not pleuso you. The p rices will ho $1 25 , $1.75 , $2.50 and $3.50.
Kvery pair worth doub le. Waist measures 30 to C2 ; lengths 29
to 33.
aged 11 , 12 , 13. 11 , 15 and 1C , who wear knco pants suits. We
were compelled to tak o 900 suits In those sizes In the big pur
chase nnd are hoavll y overstocked. The suits wo offer nro made
up from the best fabrics. In all the newest patterns , suits that
> ire regularly retailed t II the way from $3.75 to $10.00 ; Monday
prices will bo $1.75 , 32.50 , $3.95 and $5.00.
Kvery suit Is made with double scat and knep. Known to the trade ns the "Llt
tlo Governor" nnd gunrantped In every respect. All the llttlo fellows can bo clothed
in this snlo nt n great saving. The newest styles In vcstco , double breasted and Bailer
HUltB are Included.
Selling the Most Clothing ill Omaha.
THE 99 CENT STORE.
Bicycle Bargains--
TO CLOSE THEM OUT.
This great offering Is for stan-
dnrj niuhfn of nlcycltti - tln-y have
timer boon used and nro in first-
clabi condition. Note these prices.
The Victor , former price $100 price now. . . . $20.00.
The Liberty , former price $100 price HOW. . . . $20.00
The Barnes , former price SIOO price now $20.00
The Crescent , former price $75 price now. . . $25.00
( lillilri'ii'N AVIici-lH from ijtIS.O 0 up.
HH SUUK AND SEE TIIKSK dHEAT WHKHL HAHUAINS.
n
i
WHAT YOU FAY
For a shoo is important
lint wluit yon got in return
for your money ia ton times
more important ordinarily
the host shoes cost moro than
poor shoes , lint at onr pres
ent prices yon i-an got this
spring's production in shoo
or oxford at practically the same cost as the poor and
last summer's kind there is food for reduction in this
statement.
N. K , Corner Kith and Douulun Sts.
HAYDEN BROS.
Sample Shoes ,
\\c Blill have a number of pairs of
those ladlps' line cample nhops to offer
you Monday -and wo know you'll re
gret It If you neglect to select n pair
Wo will also continue to glvo a bottle
of French Oloss Dressing frco to all
those who cut tills ml out.
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llrltiR this ad. with you. It Is >
good for one bottle of "French ?
Gloss Dressing , " with every pair I
( of Ladles' Sample Shoes tomorrow. J
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Todies' Kino . VI. I KM Silk Vc.o ladles' llnt kill , ll < > xlblo sole , kid
lure , snmjil. Kh-ii mule to it-tail till , coin tut' lace sanu > o < > l nO
for f I 50 shoe , m i < lc to rrtnll for $2 ToOlii/0 f
I. . < i'll < > s Fine V l KM vesting top , tan and
.
U.irk. lie- , < imjl ( who in ulo toOl an U ! A VBTilG'IM ! T n > * O >
retail for $ luO Q i4u H A Y UEfta BROS.
cloos not allow her children to pluy with
iiintehos. Plnco thorn in a
HERRICK
REFRIGERATOR
where they will bo sufo from babies and
tnico matches can bo kept indefinitely in
a Ilerriuk , bcuamo the cirotilation is so
' & * perfect that tlioy cannot bcuomo damp.
SQUIRES & SMITH ,
GU.VnUAI , Aii : > TS.
Phone 1605. 1614 Capitol Avenue.
IMATH < : I.ASS vor rVT AiTonii TO iirvVITIIOIT or n. IMIICUS.
Window Glass ,
All sizes single and double Htrength. Leaded Art Class , Hoveled , Enameled
and Colored Class , French Plato Mirrors , Shocks and Skylight Class.
Paints , Oils , Brushes , Varnishes , Artists' Materials , Floor Oil , Floor
Polish , Weighted Floor Polishing llrushes.
PRICKS o\ ci'T nun-is o.imuns. .
Imported and American Perfumes ,
all odors. Toilet Soaps in great variety. Pocket Books , Card Cases , Traveling Sots ,
Triplicate Mirrors , Military Hair Brushes , etc. Prices lower than over. All popular
brands of Cigars.
Je A. Fuller & Company ,
Corner Fourteenth and Douglas Streets.
Jewelers and Art Stationers.
The largest and best jippoiulecl jewelry store in
the wesl. A complete line of desiniblo 'iwl reliable
silver and gold novelties i'or
Wedding Presents
Gorham sterling silverware ( he .JainoH Jloare bine
and while cut glass diamonds solid gold watches
rings , pins , etc. I3c sure and visit onr cut glass room.
Successors to ISfh and Douglas Streets
C. S. KAYMOND CO.
"The Wannest Baby that Ever Game Down the Pike"
That's what Ihey said about ,
Sheridan Coal
at the charily enlerlainment at Hoyd's the other night. Nut
or ICgg $5 , Lump $ 'r > "r > 0. Host coal mined in Wyoming.
VICTOR WHITE , 16O5 Farnam St.
Telephone 127.
WE POSITIVELY EXTRACT
teeth without pain , with
out the UHO of chloroform ,
either , gan or cocaine. We
use an application to the
guniH , our own make.
Set of teeth $5.00.
Hest Teeth , 87.50.
Gold Crowns , § 5.00.
Bailey , Dentist
'Jrd Floor Paxton Block ,
KM hand Farnam St.
Telephone 1085.
Lady attendant ,