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BOSTON S 70DE RElINANTS
Today the Grandest Lot Bilk Ends that
W6 Have Ever Placed on Bale.
AT 5C , 10 : , 15C AND 25C EACH
q And n .tto.l Itrnnrdlanr ? Lot of I'luc
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' 1)1n1lllrs ) and 1'In . I'laln turd
Vuor + 1t'hlte Guoee rt Lees
't'han 1Ii tf Item Value.
NFW SILK ENDS.
lV ( have Just rec ° ivcd over 10,000 anal' '
pieces and sample ends of hlgb grade silks
1n all the very latest styles and newest col-
. They go on tittle today for the
first time at 6c , 10e , hue and 25c for entire
remnant.
$2.Oo IMPORTED Dit1 SS GOODS , 35C.
\Ve give you choice of every pleco of drcss
goods , hicluding the veryy flnast quality , in
lrngtha from 2 to 7 yards , that we have been
setting at $1,60 and 12.00 , on front bargain
nquare at 85c yarl.
$1.00 DItisSS GOODS , 16C YD.
Today w'o offer every plece of dross'
goodH In Icngliis of G yardR and tinder , all
tlasscit or goals that we have been selling
ill , to $1.00 yard , at 15c yard ,
$1.00 ANTI 12,00 SILiS , 260 , 'NI ) 19C.
Today we place on sate every remnant ,
short end out odd piece of fine sllk. All the
11.00 goodH go at 250 and all the $2.00 goods
at 49r.
IilthSS 0001)5 ) ItliNANTS , CC 1 ACh1.
Today we tvlll cinso out every ileco
of drras goolH and Imported sample each In i
lrngtlts of one yard and under , a great many
to mat ( h , at 6c .
WIIITI : GOODS , iC , 74C ! , IOC ANi ) 16C YD.
Five cases of the hlghcnt grade all kindn
of Mill remnants of a'Iilie goods , such as
India Ilnrn , India lawn , Victoria lawn , or-
gnndiss , etc , , In plait goods go at exactly
hair regular price. Also an rlegant lot of
nalnsooks ht atrlpct , checks nail plans In
Mill remnant i at the same prieo. These
goodH lmvr hems dlaplaycd in our front allow
Windoww for the past week and go todayy
on bargain squares on our nmla 11our at 5c ,
7L2e. 11k and 15c yard ,
: ( , NEW 01MITII'S , 12'C YARD.
Today we plate on sale one of the
grandest null most exlraordlnary bargains
we have yet offered. It is 600 pieces of now
dimity in all the very latest and newest
spring colors nod designs. They have been
dlsplayrd In our front show window the past
teeth nod go on sate today on front
hirgihi stpmre on main fluor it 1211c yard ,
Do not tail to get some of these dimples.
IU ilNANTS IN BASi:1lENT.
Three cases short remnants of outing flannel -
nel and Amoskeng apron chock gingham ,
Bono up In bunches of about three yarda of
one pattern , as long as they last go at 2'c
bunch.
3 cases percales suitable for shirtwalsls
and children's wear , none better at any
price , go at 3ic yard ,
5,000 yards best grade shirting prints in
long remnants go at 2c yard.
Five cases figured lawns and dlmltfes in
remnants running in length from 1 to 6 yds.
Those goods Include all the latest spring designs -
signs , and are worth up to 160 , on sale today -
day ft 314c yard.
5.000 ynrdH percale in long remnants , worth
15c , go at 81c yard.
12'e chambray gingham go at 6'4c yard ,
20c dotted drapery Swiss In long remnants
go at lOc yard.
One immense lot of India linen , naiusook ,
satin-bordered apron lawn and dimities ,
worth up to 25c , go at lOc yard ,
1.000 yards of rmnuanls of nil grades of
table damask in lengths from 1 % to 3 yards ,
go at a mere fraction of their real value.
BOSTON STORE , OMAHA ,
N , 1V. Car , 16th and Douglas Ste.
t EDGAR E. EDWARDS' FUNERAL
Impressive Cer ( snoulrs at All Stunts'
Cluireh and Interment at forest -
est Lnvu Cemetery.
The funeral of Edgar E. EdwardH , which
was held yesterday afternoon at All Saints'
church , was ono of tire most elaborate that
has been known In Omaha , within recent
ycara. On account of the general popularity
of the deceased and his extensive acquaintance -
ance , tine church was crowded. 'rho service
teas conducted by Bishop Williams and ] tec-
unr Mackay. It. wits the regular Episcopal
ritual.
Following the religious riles the Elks
lodge , of which deceased was a Prominent
member , performed the ceremonies laid down
in the ritual of that order and several spe-
clnl features of respect for the dsad Eik
were introduced. Exulted Ruler Mullen pre-
sided. Gcorgo P. Crank recited "Thanutap-
sls. " Lysln 1. Abbott pronounced a
eulogy. Ma91e was furnished by well known
lihsgrrn , the choir being lwsisted by the boys
of Rector Mackay's church who took port
in the benefit performance recently given
by the Elks mid in which the lamented Edwards
wards Was u prominent figure ,
't'he floral offerings were perhaps the finest
that have been observed In Omaha for many
years. Auiong them wus an hsunense back
of flowers , In the canter of w9dcih was Inc
bedded a chuck pointing to the hour of Ii ,
which has Hpedul sign ifh'aace to the Elks.
'rumswH trout ( 'punch Illtfs ledge , Omaha
] edge oleo srnt annwrous floral Inkens. Thu
body reposed in stain ill 1110 church 111510.
lulcrmentviIS at Forest Lawn cemetery.
Adjourn Gaynor llewing.
NJV : VOItI { , .fan. r.-'t'he cxnmluallinn In
tdhe Farr of Ihr. Gaynor grouters II n l IL I ) .
Green of iii , .Itluntic ( 'untracttng coui-
pan . hl11Bt'tdt to SavanUnh , ; , . , ( e1 cuts1
spirltcy a tl defr.uldblg ibc gneornni'nl , auH
resanied today before I'Ii lt.l abtrs ( 'o11)- ' )
urls.t"trr SOIIi $ . I'uilurrl fr the defense
asked for an adJonrana at unlit 'rucwhuy
I n Outer that farther cffori am y bn 11111.10
to procure further % itIIOSSCIs , 1lm ° ng them
bclug 1trigudler General W' , 14 ( 'rnlghlll , 1' .
i9 , A. i'he cntmnlssiou'r grants h an ad-
Jnmrunent 011tH 'I'0rday , February 27.
t' ° unsrl for the defeuc sued that onlum -
lay next they world have to be ill \\'mSl- (
Iln't011 in ( vIllIe tIo1 whh Ihr currehng of
the aiyrpeal iii behalf of lornirr t'upthn
Oberlin M Cnrler to the lnlted BtltV $ eu
lirenle Court.
! RI".15.10 51111174 ON Sti. , .
frost Ihr 11'nliner h 1illul : and ilneh
ester II Ill ! Iloslof tlunfilet IIrers
01' F1NE SHOES.
AT BOSTON STORE T00.\Y ,
IAD1tS' = G. E , $4 S1iOES FOR $ LOS.
MEN'S $ G , $5.00 , $4 SHOES FOR $ LOS.
Today is the third day of this magnificent -
nificent bargain shoe sale. from the mo-
tnent 1ho sale coinmenced it has been one
glorious success. Our shoo departments ,
both on the main floor and in the base.
ment have been crowded tram the opening
of thin sub ° to closing tine , Extra salespeople -
people ball to he put eu , , tvitliin an lour
front the opening of the snhe. Today
we will have still more help. Pcople are
realizing quickly the extraordinary values
WO are oflering and arc eager to get their
share.
EVEILYTIIING ON 1)AItGAIN ) SQUAItES ,
MEN'S $ G , $5 , $1 Si10E3 AT $1.98.
ON 8 1)AitUAIN ) SQUAItES ,
All rho men's shoes , including nil the
very highest grades of fine dress sloes and
everyday shoes for street , weir , both drill
tined and leather lined , in box calf , tvil-
how calf , French calf , vici ktd and other
leathers , Iii all the different weights of sole ,
single to triple sole , in black and tans , that
were mudo to retail for $3,00 , 14.00 , 15,00
and $6.00 , go al the uniform price of $1.95.
LADIES' SHOES ON MAIN FLOOR.
$6,00 , $5.00 , $ Le0 AND $3.00 SLIDES FOR
$1.95.
ON TEN BARGAIN SQUARES.
On those bargain squares we place all
the ladies' shnex , each size eta a square
by Itself , at the one price , $1.93 pair. They
Ineluilo winter taus. black box calf , willow -
low calf , line full dress patent leathers , the
very thIest t'icl kid shoes , elegant turn
sole shoe and welt sole shoes. In fact ,
sloes of every good sort uml description
that were made to retail for tip to $0,00 , go
at $1.08 pair ,
AT 1IOSTON STORE , OMAIiA.
SHOES IN TIIE BASEMENT.
ON 23 BARGAIN COUNTERS ,
You will find Immense piles of Indies' button -
ton and Taco shoes , oxford tics and slippers -
pers at G9c. S9c and DSc pair.
BARGAIN COUNTERS NOS , 16 AND 16.
CHILI MEN'S SIIO1'S GOC , MISSES'
SHOES , SOC.
This is a lot of 1,300 pairs misse&nnd
rhlidren's celebrated "Gulden Chariot"
shoes rhilch retail ordinarily for $1,00 and
$1.60 pair. They coma in button and lace ,
and the children's sizes from 8b ! to 11-will
go in this sale at 69e. And the misses' sizes
from 12 to 2 vlll go at SOc pair ,
BOSTON STORE , OMAHA ,
N , W , Cor. 16th an Douglas Sts.
TO IMPROVE THE NEGRO RACE
I'rol honker ' 1' . ' .VIIsblugtoII , Nn v la
Onuthn'I'nlhs About Ills School
In ' 1'usi tger , .Ian.
Booker T , Washington , principal of the
Tuskegee Normal and Industrial institute ,
accompanied by his secretary , W. G. Anderson -
son , arrived In Omaha yesterday and registered -
istered at the Murray hotel. Prof. Washington -
ington will lecture in thu First Congrega-
tional' church next Monday evening. Ito is
now on his way to Denver and Colorado
Springs , where ho will speak this evening
and Saturday night , returning to Omaha
Sunday. After liia Omaha engagement he will
speak in Red Oak , In. , and this will complete -
plete his lecture tour. lie Will then return
to his charge in Tuskegee , Ala.
Prof. Washington is thoroughly devoted to
l'is ' work of improving the condition of the
southern negro and has implicit faith in the
eiliciency of a liberal education as a means
to this end. He is one of the projectors of
the Normal and Industrial Institute of Tus-
kegee.
"This institution is located in what Is
known as the Black Belt of Alabama , said
he , "so called because of the great pre-
ponderenco of colored over white population ,
The negroes outnumber the whites three to
0110. But nevertheless , this school is by no
means local in its scope , as Its students
come from almost every stale and territory
In 11ie union. No pupil under 14 years of age
is admitted. The average ago of thin pupils
is l8 > fl years. The purpose Is to get tie
most proeulsing young colored people of both
sexes from all parts of the country and
give than the advantage of a training that
tvlll tend to put the white and black races
upon a more harmonious fooling , and the
result thus far buts been most gratifying.
Two thousand graduates and ex-students are
now at worlc In every southern state as
school teachers , farmers , mechanics , housekeepers -
keepers and leaders along other lines.
"The average attendance at the ioslllute
Is 900. Last year wo had 712 boys and 335
girls , ] n all the departments , acadetnlc ,
industrial and religious , eighty-eight officers
and teachers are employed. Counting teach-
era , students and families , there is a population -
tion at all lines on the school grounds of
1,200 persons. Twenty-six different Industries -
dustries are in constant operation , and each
student is taught a trade or industry In ad-
Pltlon to his class room studies , "
CHARGES HIM WITH BIG. MY
Srcoad Coiiillalat Is Idled Agnlnst
1 iigenr 1hii ter , Roukkeeper
for n l'arlIh g Ileisr ,
The county attorney yesterday filed a new
complaint against Eugene Baxter , charging
hint with bigamy , a [ notion to quash the
former complaint on thin ground that it wa s
Iflelinlle , having been sustained by Acting -
ing l'ohlce Judge learn , Baxter is employed
115 a bookkeeper in the nllicn of a South t
Omaha packing house. The new complain t
seta out flat , in cnarry'Ing Miss Marl e
Shroder last September , ho committee l
bigamy , as he already had a wife. It allege
n
that he married Anna Brown , a mulatto , 1
February , 1591 , anti contracted the secon d
allhwce without securing a divorce Iron
i her. There stns no ceremony in solemnlza
llon of the first marriage. The complalnin F
witness claims the rights of a common hat
Wife.
The slate's attorneys have In their pos
session several letters said to have bee 11
received by the complaining witness frog n
Baxter , la which ho aclcnovledgea ber as hl
vIfe. 'fheso Will be introduced In evidence
OA !
The Absolute' ' Pure
Made from Grape
Cream of Tartar.
Baking powders made from alum and other
harsh. caustic acids are lower in price , but
inferir in work and in'uripus to the stomach.
, ROYAL DAKINO POWDER CO , , NE\Y YORK.
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' % 'hiIte fiend. Sale III ( hir llmm ililit
l'ra'irry Drpnrtment.
In our mammoth croekery deparlmeht
rend our speclnl offer. 6e pin plates , 34c ? ;
Sr tea platen , 4c ; lOt' dinner plates , 6c ; small
size vegetable dishes , 5'4c ; medhun size
vegetable dishes , 7e ; largo size vegetable
dishes , 90 ; 12c cream pitelors , S14e ; small
size meat platters , 8u.c ; medium size meat
platters , fir ; large size meat platter , lac ;
50c wash bowls and pitchers , 2440 ! each.
SPECIAL OFFEIt ,
Ovide shape , dainty egg-shell china cups
and saucers , regular prlee , $1,60 , on sale at
OOc per set.
Thesn eii i cauuot lie ( htllillCflted 'anywhere
else for lose titan $1.75 pcr set ,
GROCEItY RAItGAINS ,
Fancy XXX Wager Snaps , per pound , 3',4c.
Sweet navel oranges , wortin 20c doz. , 9lc ! ,
Large Santa Clara pruucs , per pound , Ii c.
Extra large fancy Messina lemons , dozen ,
ghc.
ghc.Large
Large Florida cocoanuts , each , 2c ,
5 pounds pure New York buekwhent , Ice.
000 poaul cats Sunrise bakhig powder , Dc ,
Condensed soupa , any hind , pcr can , 7c.
No , 1 sugar-cured hates , per pound , 10c ,
Fancy German summer sausage , pet'
pound , GS4c.
New bologna sausage , pound , I'4c.
Fresh pork sausage , pou ° d , Gc.
Chipped dried beef , per pound , 1Gc.
No , 1 XXXX cured bacon , per pound ,
7 ½ c.
c.FitEE
FitEE ! FREE ! ! FREE ! ! !
With every potnd of lea for 46c pound ,
we will give away free , on beautiful decorated -
orated cake plate worth Zoe.
\Vilh every' pound of crushed Jn\'a anti
Mocha coffee for 15c Pallor ! , We 7111 give
away' free , ono beautiful decorated cup and
saucer north 1Ge.
Japan tea dust , per pound , Y7'Acr
English Breakfast , Gunpowder , Yong
lhyson or Japan tea , very flue quality , per
pound , 35c ,
HAYDEN BROS.
REV. MARTIN ACCEPTS A CALL
first Christinii Clutreh ! VIII lint' ( a
I'nstor AHer r'Irsl of
Aprl1 ,
After having been without a pastor since
about August 1 last the congregation of the
First Christian church has extended a call
to Rev , Sumner T , Martin of Mason City' ,
In , , and the same has met with a prompt
acceptance. Owing to the fact that he is
now conducting a series of successful revival -
vival n.cetings at Mason City , however , Mr.
Martin nay not reach Omaha for same time ,
and unless his church there is enabled earlier -
lier to aecure a successor ho will not come
until about April 1 ,
Itev. Marlin has been pastor at Mason
City for about four years , and prior to that
time was evangelizing In Kansas for some
time. When he went to Mason City his
congregation numbered about 230 , and during
his services there It has grown to over 900 ,
the largest of that demoalmatlon in the state
outside of the city of Des Moines.
Rev. Marlin accepted an Invitation to sup-
ply' the pulpit of the First church January
7 , the local congregation having invited him
because of flattering information It had received -
ceived of his Iowa worlc. January 14 a call
was extended him to cone to Omaba , which
to accepted immediately. Those who met
him hero were very favorably Impressed
with him , He is said to be a strong pulpit
worker , but has chief force is In his pastoral
work. lie is about 33 years of age , of pleasing -
ing and interesting personality and is a
graduate of Bethany college , West Virginia.
His family comprises his wife and four d ill-
dren.
The First church , to which ho has been
called , Is in exceptionally fine condition for
a down town church. Its Indebtedness of
$2,000 Is provided for and it has a congregation -
tion of from 350 to 600.
The Favorite Itout-e to the East.
There la only ono line from Chicago to the
east that runs directly by and in full view
of the great Falls of Niagara , The Michigan -
gan Central has long been distinctively "The
Niagara Falls Route , " as Its through fast
trains to New York and Boston , passing the
falls by daylight , stop five mlmltes at Falls
View station , directly overlooking the wondrous -
drous cataract. Chicago city ticket office ,
119 Adams street.
COLD WEATHER QUESTIONS
Observ 'r Welsh Is Asked All Sorts of
Questions Sltier the Chnagc
f it in i" rat ai re.
Now begin the troubles of the weather
observer. As soon as the prediction of the
cold weather was sent out all kinds of questions -
tions came into the oalce of observer Welsh ,
Shippers contemplating consigning perlsh-
nblo goods were after hhu to find out
whether it would be udvlsablo to ship ; contractors -
tractors asked whether It world ho safe to
mix mortar , rind the general public wanted
to know the probable fall In temperature ,
"Tho high wind ; said the observer , "mails.
it appeal' that there would be a fall of 80 do-
greca and we would wake up to find 20 below
zero , but we predlcted from 15 to 20 degrees
above and this morning it was 10 above , In
the northwest , whence conies our weather ,
it Is warmer , and it will reach us Fritlay
evening , 'this cold spell hiss nothin „ in it
to talk ( the heart of the leonine glad nor to
reduce thin stocks of winter goods on the
niorchants' abclwce. "
bore of Xature.
The untutored savage traveled many
moons through the tangled forests to gaze
upon the wonders of Niagara. Shall civi-
lazed man show less appreciation of the
Creator's handiwork when this Michigan
Central , "The Niagara Falls Route , passes
in full view of the great cataract and
enables one to enjoy all the comforts of
n travel ? City ticket office , 119 Adams street ,
Chicago ,
' MEANT TO "SCORCH" THE DOG
lint Non- Ihrtninutl Is lrnd-Ynung
Close .limits Ihnt Ile Shot
1'ou Slrslghb ,
Robert Close , 12 yearn old , son of a traveling -
ing man , was arraigned In police court yesterday -
terday on complaint of Frank i , , Armstrong ,
who charges lulu with lie malicious destruc-
llo1 of property. 11.114 alleged offense conslsta
lu the shooting of Armstrong's dog ,
Young Close testified that In shooting the
msinal ho hind followed hits father's instruc-
tions.
"Tao Armstrongs live next to us out on
North Twenty-111th avenue , " he said , "nail
their dog kept carrying lsontw and things
ltdo our front yard and littering it up. So
my father before he went away loaded the
gun and told me to burr the dog good and
plenty 1f lie did it again. I dldat. intend to
1111 ; htui-Just mrut to scorch him a little ,
but I guess I shot too straight , "
The case was continued until the return
o' the senior Close.
llnrtnlltr Slnllstirs ,
rim tellhwhig births anal thou this Have
both recorded 1U the elllcs of rho Board of
IIcallh during the luny-eight hours ended
at 110011 'Thursday
Itltlis-Sanine l Diartln , Soil liunlell + ,
girl ; Fred Speyer , 3121 Blotido , girl ; ( burgs
1 iitru tin , 410 Noel Ii 'rid rh'-01ath , girl ; Lee
Rerteli , 7215 Pierce , girl ; Richard Ilnye , l0 l
South Nineteenth , girl ; august Pctersmt ,
3i7 North 'l'wcutysevenlh , girl ; John I' .
Genii , 31111 girl ; I'IiIIip Iuilcls ,
1411 Soulh Ses milrentli , girl ; Joseplu Mes-
techl , 1112 south Fifteenth , boy.
Deaths-Ratherlue 11CICiuney , County
hospital , aged 50 ; Jol111 Frutcis Itlurdun ,
2:1 fierce , aged I ; Sara Murones' , Tenth
.tad Ilancroft aged 5S , Iiattle J. 1V0od ,
1u2i North Twenty-oartli , aged 38 , Junes
Andersen , 'I'hlrty'-nttli and Pierce. aged
51 : B. F , Thomusuu , 2 , ei Marcy , aged 50 ,
lit IIIY iltllls ,
Ncty U'otlnrd 511k Now on Snip ,
The best of toulatds in all the nrn shndre
for 1900 , the prettiest to these who cheese
early. The assortments are meat compre-
henslve. New waist silk novelties are new
in etoch. New R'Inslow taffeta shads you
Iiavo not seen before. New wash silks lu
stripes and plaids.
IIEST hl4A'f { TAFFETA ON SALE ,
Fine black 19-In. wide taffeta for 65c , Fine
black 27-ln , wide taffeta for She. Fine black
36 In. wide taffeta for $1.23. Special black
silk ( need velvet for G9c , All colors in flute
velveta for 2.7c. A few mare of those fine
colored satins , 33c , 100 waist patterns ht
best styles to close out at a great reduclloi.
DRESS GOODS.
Our new spring goods nre arriving dally
now. I'e received socoml alilpment from II.
Prlesttey & Co. , Drndford , Eug. , and Samuel
Cnurtauld , Essex , Eng. I\'e have Just cc-
rcive.l another 'lam ' of new sprlug challis ,
direct from Komhlin Ilmifugarthner , 6 Rue d
d'llzes , Paris , which we plnco on sale 111-
morrow nl tOe , 59c , 71c. See our ens' window -
dow for samples of new spring ahndea.
HAYDEN 111103 ,
EVIL LIGHT ON SIMPLE DEED
Attempt linde to Glre . thsertlslug ,
Cireulur 11'elght of n llis-
Slllsl'd lienaee ,
Since lam charge of accepting bribes has
been brought against Ororgo IL Hess , ex-
nieniber of the Iloard of Education , lily
friends have promised that they would the
countercharges agnimst hurtles Instigating
the inquiry. It is sold that a complain (
will be brought against 11. J. l'enfohd , who
is alleged to have used the public schools as
an advertising . Several months
ago , it is sold , the Aloe-l'entold company -
pany circulated a number of announcements
among the school teachers. The pamphlets
explained the grades and prices of oculists'
gooda , and cards were enclosed upon which
the names of pupils with defective slghit
might he inscribed , A test card with letters
of different sizes was added le lam other
literature in order that nay leacher aught
determine the visual powers of herself or
those under her charge. The co'nmuulenllon
contained the usual information scut to other
patrons and neither by Implication nor
otherwise laid the least stress upon teacher
or pupil. It Is the purpose of tha friends l
of Mr. ] Iess to surround this simple circular
tvltli a sinister slgnifieance , the implication
hieing that school leachers were forced to act
as venders for oculists' wares.
F. B. Thirkleid , health lnapector of Chicago
cage nays : "Iodol Dyspepsla Cure cannot
be recommended too highly. It cured me
of severe dyspepsia. " It digests what you
cat and cures indigestion , heartburn land
all forms of dyspepsia.
Three hnguineent 7'rnlns
Leave Chicago dally for the east , carrying
through sleeping cars to New York , Boston
and the east via the Mlcbigan Central , "Tho
Niagara Falls Route. " Dining car service
unsurpassed. Chicago city ticket once , 119
Adams street.
1)11:1) .
ROSE-After a long illness , borne with the
fortitude which is part of the true Chris-
tian's character , a noble woman passed
into the life eternal on Wednesday , itt 3
a , m. . January 24 , 1900 , in the death of
Minnie M. Rose , beloved wife of Joseph F , d
Rose and daughter of the hate Rev. ' Vil-
Ilam Joseph Phlllps of St. Joseph , Mo.
Funeral Friday , 2 p , m. , January 26 , from
St , Barnabas' Prntectant Episcopal church ,
corner Nineteenth and California streets.
Interment in Prospect 11111 cemetery ,
Friends invited ,
GRIFFITIr-lrs , Margareit , aged St years ,
January 26 , residing' with her niece , 1ltss
Isabel Gramm , ab231S Spepoerstreet.
Funeral services it reslderce on Saturday
at 2 p. m. Intermcllt in Forest Lawn ceme-
tery. a
That "Looney" Outfit
of 59 plhl makers held a meeting last Tuesday -
day and are going to hold another Thurs-
day. If the Trust gang a'n't ' too "lonely"
they had better Mend our "loxuening up"
sale tkils week and ! ay in a stock of
drugs. We often wonder if the members
of that " 1riut Air association' think we are
"looney. " hear in mind Saturday night
closes these special cut prices.
Florida ' 1t'uer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tic
I'e-rte-nn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ttic
Idslerine
llarshull's lleef Extract . . . . . . . . 1Se
Stuns Creani . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
9evtui 1)otvn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 Oe
Crnuier's 1IdneyCure . . . . . . . . . . title. .
Schnefer's Coughi Syrup . . . . . . . . .lo
'Vine of ( ii rulul . - TSr
i'nine's Celery ( 'n . . . . . . . . . . . . . . To ;
ifood's Sit rsapnrllht . . . . . . . . . , . . TGo
Carter's ! 'Ills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1''Sc
14ieker's 9'nr Soap 1e
CUT PIKE
rnru DItUGGIS'f
Car. 10th and Chtengo Sts.
1VIio is Going to llusl the Drug 'rrist.
i
High Grade Shoes
in ladies' men's
Extraordinary values , ,
boys' and cllildrell's Shoes. 7 Big Lots
of Fine Shoes placed on bargaill.'tables
at half the price you pay elsewhere.
IiuHcs' Shoes r ysRO I
Lot No. 1 - On bargain aL
table-ladies fine velour , . ; . .
] { id lace shoe , with double , ;
fair stitched soles and Iat- f
ItjJ 1J I ( lilt calf tips , shoes tl hat . . . .
were priced to sell 43 : t r
3 on sale for art
Lot No. 2-Obi bargain table-ladies' fine vici kid
lace Shoes , with sill { vesting tops , single flexible
soles and kid tips , shoes wortll $3.25 , in this
sale at , . . , . . , . . . .
Lot No. 3-On bargain table-adios' ] find vici kid shoes , with
oxtensiotl Welt soles , new eoi11 toes luhcl kid tips-a pleulld
, street boot-made by th ( + 1.al . nester Shot ) ( Jo , and
worth fully $ ; 3 , 50 , on sale at . , . , - .
Child's Shoes
LOT N0 , d-On ha rgaln table-rhtld'H
geaular via kid i.nco Shoes , lvi th hid
IIhIM lull (10111)10 fait' alltcllod
' , pmllly-
hubs-eeguhu' X1,50 (
d il'iCfd ) at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
LOT N0 , 5-On hum rhalu hilt P0 pa h'
rhlld's (1ra11hte ( Iouoht l' itl Malt in ; uhl
bled SIt' es , 79th tarn Pmt's sad ilhiI
her1H , HIyrH 5 to 7livorlli
fully $1,00 , oft solo
I ttl .
1 , , ou ! , .Amts' ,1'K11'rs Fun ttto0 ,
ilegitls Ihr Grandest Sale
lull les' Jucltrl. , ( 'h pee and Sult.
E'Eit 1x01''N ,
AT BOSTON STORE , OMAHA.
To close out every winter garment in
our entire establishment we will begin Saturday -
urday the
MOST PHENOMENAL SALT : E''Eit
KNOWN ,
To give you nn idea how cheap we teill
close out three goods , w e teill sell SnUtr-
day 320 ladled' JncketH that ore worthr $5.00 ,
at ono dollar ench.
You can ensily realize that the making
of nay are of them is wntth amore than this.
Bat as they are broken [ sizes , small lots
nail odds and ends , we will close theta out
at the rldlculously loww prlco of a dollar
eneh.
lndeed , nil other garments will be sold
at proportionately low prices ,
lteuuember the sale begins Saturday morning -
ing at
BOSTON STOVE , OMADA ,
N , W , Car , 16th mid 1)ouglas ,
( 'itnege OIliect t'Ith rhmbesslciuent ,
\hA1151IALL , M1clt „ , inn , lan , August I
0. 1Iyde , ex-5tgn'rltendeht of pour of ( ' 111'
home ( mattY , ht whose tocotiats n sueeial
cenuniIIco vii leh has been investlg ° ting tie-
cnultt5 of calmly uflleers ill 'icovered alleged' '
shntlages Ih the heighhnrtiontl of $ , eio , tvns I
nrrestcd today charged w'itli cntbezzletnent ,
i'.aotlir'r ( 'loves a Haab : ,
\NAJOiLIitlE. . N V..Inn 25-Natlonul
Musk Ixnnthu'r tlrahuin Ins berm oxn.miii- I
Iii t the ( \tnttlehiare : Nntloan I ha nlc Ii cro I
lIi iv tvielc wed as a result tIi. hank closed I
Its dooms toddy , pending Ias'sIIg11Ilo11. Il I
Iv bet ItvrI tdsr ( lank ha sdw(0I ii 'ul trill ho
able to tSufo' In (1 idum't time.
shall u c be ready to dk , bii iiess ha
eft' at le Nttlitd at S. 1eornor of lGthi amid
Daigr until Monday. Jan. 2) , ov our show-
eu5cs 1'iye hot yet arrived.
1Ve mention 1)01 , ) iv sumo of the ' s
"hloh are c tthl 111 , lock 'm our Iieniovii
Burguin ( 'ouhler. V'e still have a few costs
of UN1'I'.itMlNi'ED : OItAI'I : ,11.111 : which
\ 0 tire srlllng ii t l lc for t1 1)111115 mad 'yak for d
pints , w'hleh iii just about ONEIIAh i
USP.\1L ] 'R1'I.
A wlit'dow full of 5Oc nntl T' tin II brim alit's
for Zoe. 'lug h.u green Cai tiie Soap for lac.
tic around ( : in hcu oluutu for bpi' .
$1.00 bottle ( DUROY I'OR'1'VINE , for 45c.
A few dozen bottles Ihlckscckcrs' Violet
\\9tter , GOc size-rUtf0tll price 81k' ,
-1 few dozen bottles Rirkseckers' Violet
\Vnler , Sic size-removal price 45c.
2-omicc size dlarshall's Extract of Beef '
lac.
Regular lac Tailcum Powder ( mnedlcated ) ,
per dbox be ,
Regular 2c 'bottle'Itch ' hazel , 12c.
lac Relladotnsa Plaster-sale price 1011
lac Sponge-wile price IOc ,
73c battle Califoniia Port or Sherry-samo
1i$1. ; bottle oho Old Bolehon 1\"hlSk-sale
price 78c.
( 'lie above sold far medicinal use only. )
] tegulnr $1.00 Atomizers , substiuttial Jant
rubber , sale price fOc.
llOT.1'l'EIt BOl ° rlds3-1 QUART , 2-
QUART AN'D 3-QI'ART-sale girhec 49c.
( These bags urn worth imp to $1.0) . )
Sherman & ' McConnell Drug Go.
Still nU 1513 Dodge St. , bust going to be doing
hushes al S. ' \ ' corner of 10th and Dodge
MONDAY.
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CAPE NOME
First steamer for Nome via
all water routes leaves Seattle
'
April 10.
Quickest way to reach So-
attic is via the Burlingtoa ,
Tourists cars every Tuesday
and Thursday.
Drop ht and see its about lt.
TICKET BURLINGTON
OFFICE STATION
( FD2 Farnam 10th and Maaa2l
Btroot. Stroots.
'Phone 2' 'Phone 910.
Mefs Shoes
I.O'I' NO ii-.1 sjirchll lot of 2III pi111's
11t'n'H 'Ifattery ( 'elf' ' I aft' Ship , , lvlth
full 41001)1 ( 'trhiSlOa soars , ' rldu rulu
tipH , t ( ) ( $ 111111 gust t' p" , iuudu
to it'll hum' $ : ,511-111 this
1.1110 at e
LOT NO. 7 On bargain tabk' la 0111'
IIatrx slur drpltrUa11I bays Vrui ( 'alt
Lase tihurs. ' Ith hull duublu fob'
HtII'Ilyd Hulrs , iviuIu lifts , inns
and gill hpy , worth fully'
, 11 7d1 , silo 111'10
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The Greatest Pants Sale from the .f
Greatest Pants Stock iii America.
Men's gray cheviot pants-winter weight ,
strong and serviceable-
wortlt $1.50-special
t sale price. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Men's fine pants in small hair line stripes ,
. all sizes , from 31 to 52 waist
' $3.50 quality , cut
down t0. . , . . . . . . . 9
iri Men's all wool pants , made of first-class
1t 141 black an(1 blue cassimere-
worth $2 , 50-ro-
duced to . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
a +
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W r -very newest styles in fancy stripes
and checks , regular $5.00
ptnts ; , now at
f' OH lY ' . . . . . . . . . . . - , t. . . . . . .
'r'ake your choice of any pair of pants in the house , none re-
served-no matter if they are worth $ G. 50 or $7.50 , none are
excepted-all yours at $3.75. 't'housands of pairs to select
from. Pacts to please the most fastidious. 'sVhy pay you ) '
tailor $9.00 to $15.00 when we lv'ill fit you and please you ? 1
Gome tomorrow and pick out the best pair icy
of $5 , itG , 00 , $0.50 or $7.50 pants in
theliousel'or. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Boys' odd knee pants du1'irlg this sale at 20 , 40c and 75c
-worth 50c to $1.75-all sizes i'ro'n ' 3 to 16.
All our melt's , boys' and chillral's suits , overcoats and ,
lllbtIS at hall' and leas than hall'of former priers.
1)o11't fail to see our clothing lViulolV display.
P C F M t A . osm
X11 ® nr 141011. .
If it bl ings you nearer the truth. USE SHERIDAN
COAL-it is the only true coal.
UICT 0 RWHIT E 1605 Farnom St. TELEPHONE 2 ] t
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caii be liai in fine ( luality °
waists , we have the line o 1
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quality price , . . °
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FREE OG
Kotaks and Cameras
If you intend purehablng army-
thing In this llnu It will be to your
advantage to cull on uH. We are
up-to dutu in ovoryllilug pei'talning
to photography and our pt'lcos are
right.
The R0be rl Do m sfie r Go , ,
1S1n Furnunl St ,
Developing and Printing Dona. .
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