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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE; FKTDAY, MAHCTI J), 1900.
GAP IN CITY GOVERNMENT
Bungling Charter Prorislon LeaTti Official
Snccguien in Doubt.
OLD OFFICERS RETIRE MARCH NINETEENTH
Mctt Iiidinilit'Mtn, llimpiiT, Arr Sot
Aiillmrlrcil liy llir .imi I'liiirli-r
lu TnUf TliHr Hvntm I nlll
SM Mil) h I. filer.
Thu officials of the rlty hall arc noinowhU
puizted over n. curious tonlllct In tho char
ter which lraviu a nap of ono week, from
March 19 to 2b", when there Is npparcntly no
'lty Rovcrnmcnt In force whatever. Tho
charter ww drawn up in May, U'JS, by
popullrt. IcKlslaUirn, ami amutiK other crutll
tlPA of tho document In tho follow Iur in hoc
tlon 13: After apuclfylnn tint the election
of th flvo city olllr.crs and nltio rounrlltnen
(.hall take plnco every thno years by a plu
nil 1 1 y vote the section continues:
'The ofllcers Hint olocted undur this ordl
nnncc shall hold office until tbo third Moil
lay lu March, 1000, and until their successor
nhull be elected and qualified, and all sub
icouently elected ofllrorn shall hold olTlcu
for tbrco ears, commencing on the third
Monday succeeding their elortlon."
AcRoralng to the statute, therefore tho olt
pot of ofllcerH must retlro on tho third Mon
dny in March, which Is the 19th, whereas
tho term of thcilr successors nhall begin on
tho third Monday following their election
which Ib March 2(1. A number of oinclali
expross th opinion thnt tho old Incumbents
v ill bo ontltled to hold over until March -G
on tho provision that their succcusors havo
not fttallflel. Tho point was referred to
'lty Attorney Conncll, who taken tho vlow
that tho now ofPrlnls should tnko their seata
on March 19, that being in his opinion tho
plain Intent of tbo charter.
PUBLIC WORKS ARE BEGUN
Seiirr .11 ii In for the 1'rolerl Inn
.North Ulilllliii Will lie Com.
pl.tcil ilili All .Speeil.
of
Tho Bpring la consldorexl tuiftlclcntly fur
ndvnnciil by tho engineering department for
tho construction of sower mains and work
will begin on the North Omaha drain next
ivcok. It Is desired to ccmploto tho portion
jiow under contract beforo tho spring trmh
via linvo any opportunity of effecting damage
to tho unfinished work, Thu channel of
North creek In tho vicinity of Port Omaha
has been closed for several blocks aud tho
iL'uin which la to perform Its functions la
not yet ready for duty. A heavy rain there
foro would Inflict isevero damage to that sec
tlon of tho city.
Thci spccillcatloiit for now sewer work
havo been approved by tho mayor and coun
cil and are now In tho hands of tho prlntor,
An soon ns thoy are In typo proposals will
bo Invltt-d for tho completion of thu North
Omaha main In uccordanco with thn Issue of
hondH authorized at Tuesday's election
About $r0,000 of thu proceeds of tho bond
nalo will bo expended In North Orcaha, rcn
dnrlng that portion of tho city practically
Immune from Ilnods. Tho remaining $25,000
will bo spent for district sowers in other
1ortions of tho city.
There are a number of paving contracts
to bo let In accordance with ordinances al
ready passed. Tho city onglncvr does not
considor It wise, however, to attempt any
jiavlng during tho prchcnt month and will
wait until tho soil Is entirely free from
fi-LHt. Other petitions for paving will soon
bo tiled with the council as tho property
owners wish to get In as boon as possiblo
now thnt the $2o,000 bond Issue for Inter
sections has becomo available.
ARMENIAN AGAINST SYRIAN
Another In a l.miw Serle or I'lirlnliiKH
on South Thirteenth Street
Iliiiiorx Are Kveli.
After nearly three wcekn of peace trouble
broKo out afresh yesterday between con
tending factions of Syrians and Armenians
In tho vicinity of H58 South Thirteenth
street Kilns Kerrls, leader of the Syrian
forces, has a "barked shin" and will offer
In evidence tho piece of vitrified brick with
which the abrasion was mado. Tho leader
of tho Armenian cohorts hao a scalp wound
which ho saB was Indicted by Mr. Kerrls
by means of his heavy silver-headed cane.
Thin uprising, which has been smoldering
for several days, was caused by two doughty
lArnionlnns putting their horsm In Kerrls
barn, 14G0 South Thirteenth street, without
his consent. Yesterday ho tied tho ani
mals outside, and then tho Armenian colony
moved upon him In a body. Mr. For rid sajn
ho hn six months' rent paid In ndvance.
but that ho Is going to forfeit It and move
out of the neighborhood.
Kerrls and his wife wero nrrestcd Thurs
day afternoon by a oonstnblo from Justice
Crawford's court upon a complaint of as
n:iult sworn to by Mllhelm Saldy. Tbo vic
tim of tho alleged assault Is Joseph Iaahlr.
Tho defendants, nftcr pleading uot guilty,
wero released under $300 'bonds to appear
for trial Saturday morning.
tV 'Mont IJ'fllenl Itemed)' for AVhoop.
I n If Co null.
From lib-ward 8. I).) Homui rat
Wo hnd occasion to uso chamborlaln's
Cough Remedy In a recent case of whooping
tough and found It u most excellent prep,
nratlon, and one that gives the child Imme
diate relief. Helng plcasnnt to tho tasv,
children do not object to taking It, and It
keeps tho cough loose. If given freely and
ns directed tlmrc Is practically no danger
whatever from tho disease.
People' Cliiu-ch I'riiKreNnea.
rrv. a. V. Savldge, pastor of the
feople's church, Is progressing satis
Tactorlly with bis plans for a new church
building at Seventeenth nnd Chicago
t'tret'tH. lie has raid $7CO notion on tbo
lot, and every dny brings nddltlous to tho
fund. One member of the city government,
while entbusla.Mti' over the splendid elec
tion victory, pledged himself for $300. Rev
Pavidge proposes to pay as bo goes, so
there will be no debt hanging over his In
xtttutlon. lie will tlrst dlschnrge all obliga
tions agnlnct the lot nnd will then proceed
with the building as rapidly ns funds will
permit.
"I used Kodol Dyspepsia Curo In my family
with wonderful results. It gives Immodlnto
relief, is pleasant to taho nnd is truly tho
dyspeptic's best friend." snys K. Hnrtgerlnk,
Ovorlsel, Mich, lllgests what you cat. Can
not fall to cure.
BEING REDUCED FAST-
The prices wo havo mado on Patent Med
icines are such that our stock Is being re
duced fast It certainly will pay you well
!o purchase now if you need them. Our
trade from druggists was beyond our ex
pectation, but they are ull welcome. Hoys,
take all you want. Wo aro bound to get
rid of some.
Cramer's Kidney Curo 0De
"Winn of Cnnlul &.
Hood's Sarsapjirllln sdc
Kld-ne-olds 20e
Donn's Kidney Tills sic
l.lstcrltie f,;ic
Lotus Cream 10c
IVruna 73c
Kilmer's Swami-Hoot 73c
B'alne'B Celery ComiKiund tc
llroino Quinine jro
l)r. Miles' Nervlnn , 7f,.
Osrtet's Liver Tills is,.
Physclno ;.,v)
Oxomulslon Tfic
Coltsfoot Kxpectornnt 75c
Bchaefr'H Cough Syrup is,.
V will fill mall orders at above prices if
money ti' companies orders,
SGKAEFER CUT S&bt
Co, 1UIU HUd ClllCRKS Sti,
TH13
SHOE SALR
IIKOINS SATURDAY
AT
IIOSTON STOUK. OMAHA.
Saturday Is tho beginning of an Immense
shoo sale, which will offer such remarkable
shoo bargains that once the people know of
them, It will command tho completo atten
tion of every shoo wearer nnd shoo buyci'
In Omaha. This sale commences Saturday
AT IIOSTON STORK, OMAHA,
And will glvo you tho choice of
JC0.0OO worth of the
FINEST SHOES IN AMERICA,
Every o'.ior shoo sale held before this
will bo as nothing In comparison.
Wo ourselves aro amazed at tho wonder
ful, remarkable sensation shoo bargains wc
aro able to offer you. Look at tho names
of tho men who mado these shoes, every ono
a maker of national reputation for hich-art
shoo tnnking.
If you wear fine shoes you know them nil
A. C. Nottlcton, Trlmby & flrewstcr. Eddy
A Webster. Torrcy, Curtis & Tlrrell, Tln
grco Sr. Smith, Todd. Ilancroft & Co., Hard
ing Sons & Johnson, Sldwcll, DoWlndt &
Co., etc.
These superb shoes were sold by Messrs.
Herbert, McDowell & Smith, trustees, nnd
others.
THEY WILL HE ON" SALE SATURDAY
ON IIAROAIN SQUARES
At prices
That will simply be Irresistible.
IIOSTON STORE, OMAHA.
N. W. Cor. 16th nnd Douglas Sts.
HAIL INSURANCE METHODS
BOSTON STORE REMNANT SALE
75n Importd Liht and Dark Silk and Wool
Ohnllis at 29o Yard.
EVERY PRICE A SENSATT0N
Minnesota Victim WrltliiK f Meth
od" of Shark .Noiv I niter
Arrent Here,
Having received a clipping from Tho IU'o
showing that tho hall insurance! exploiters
who operated last year in this stnto had
been arrested, a resident of Winnebago City,
Minn., writes to say that O. O. Chesley of
Des Moines, In., who is the chief mogul of
tho Iowa branch of tho nggregntlon, and A.
O. Randall of the South Dakota branch, have
drawn nulto heavily from tho fund fllch"d
from the people of thla state. Tho writer
intimates that they ought to bo made to
show by what right they, while operating In
nnothor stnto, wero permitted to enjoy a
rake-off from tho Nebraska business of the
coterie. Tho writer also Kays that T. W.
Miller, the former president of tho Nebraska
company, has recently purchased thrco fnrmi
In Minnesota with tho proceeds of his hall
Insurance peculations, paying $3,000 each for
them. Ho refers to ex-Attorney Oener.il
Chllds of St. Tnul as ono who can afford
much Information as to thn methods pur
sued by F. II. Illlllkcr and O. C. Cheelev In
wrecking tho Amboy Hall Insurance com-
pany of Minnesota, nnd says thnt tho report
of tho Insurance commlsnloner of that state
will show that F. II. Hllllker drew from
thnt compnny for the year 1897 over $13,000.
BUNCHING UPTOWN OFFICES
Itllllroml Ticket Auvnln rilnirlnir
( lonely Together thnt They Mn
Wilted Kurd Other's Word.
Albert Calm, owner of tho pronorty on the
northeast corner of Fourteenth and Farnam
streets, has rented tho corner rooms now;
occupied by Morltz Meyer to tho Union Pa
cific Railway company for a city passenger
nnd ticket office. Mr. Cahn will expend
something like $1,000 In Improving the
property nnd when It Is ready for occupancy
by tho railway company It will afford one of
tho bnndsomest nnd most accessible up
town olllces in the city. Mr. LMoyer will
remove ono door eastward. Into the room
now occupied by Mr. Calm, who will in
It fin mi ii I In liter' Deportment Miiln
I'loor, Second I'loor, lliisenienl
i: crj IkmI)' .VenU Tliein unit Will
liny tlulekl' nl These Prices.
REMNANTS OF CHALLIS.
T5C CHALLIS 29C YARD.
Remnants thnt have accumulatdl from our
great challls sales, half silk and pure wool,
In light nnd dark colors, In nil tho new de
signs, lengths from .1 to r yards, many
pieces to match, on sale at 29c yard.
$1.00 DRESS HOODS 330 YARD.
Remnants of ladles' cloth, covert cloth,
silk nnd wool imported novelties, brllllnn
tlnes, worth up to $1.00 yard, on bargain
square at 3uc ynrd
Remnants of caaslmere for rainy day
skirts, children's wearing npparel nnd othe
useful purposes. Every yard of these I
strictly all wool nnd go In two lots, at 19c
nnd 1'Sc ynrd. worth "uc and $2.25,
RDM N A NTS OF FILK.
The greatest assortment of silk remnanta
In long lengths, from fi to 10 yards waist
patterns, also stiltnblo for skirt lining, go
on sale nt ,'i5c ynrd
Short remnantB of silk, taffeta silk, plal
ami iigurcit gros grain, silk foulnrds, etc.
In lengths of , it,, and yard nnd up, go
according to slzo of remnnnt, at 23c, 13c,
10c, fie and 2c each.
60C SILK MOUSSELINE DE SOIE. 29C
All tho finest corded nnd plain silk mous
sellno ile sole, also embroidered polka dots
nnd all tho new lloral nnd other designs. In
eluding tho now foulard effects, In long mill
remnants, go nt 29c yard; would bo cheap
nt 600 yard.
Ait tno new Bhirrcd nnd fancy striped
pitsso go at 10c yard; worth 25c.
GRAND SPECIAL .MILL REMNANT SALE
FOR FRIDAY
10,000 yards 30-Inch wide light nnd dark
best qunllty percale, 5c yard.
10.000 yards plain black percale, 84c yard
Ono big counter shirting prints, best grade,
worth 7',C, go at 3Uc yard.
Dig counter best grade shirting prints, In
snort remnants, lc yard.
uratid special salo of white India linen
nnd -10-Inch lawns, tho rcgulnr 15c quality,
in long milt remnants, 7Ho ynrd.
..ic qunllty very finest India linen, 10c
ynrd.
i.xtra lino nainsook and Victoria lawn
long mill remnants, worth 33c. nt 23c vard.
Very fine grndo Imported printed dimities
in nil the new designs, worth 23c, go nt 3?4c
yaru.
uno nig counter or long in remnanta
llnest fe-rade French percale, 8tc ynrd.
scotch cnanibray gingham, worth 12Uc.
go at mac yarn.
32-Inch wido Scotch gingham. SUc varfl
worth 19c.
BOSTON STORE, OMAHA,
N. W. Cor. lGth nnd Douglas Sts.
Alilinimec meiitn.
Tonight Wllllo Collier will open at Dovd's
ior uirco periormanccu, which Include
matinee batuniay. He will bo seen In hln
new comedy, "Mr. Smooth," of which ho
is tno author.
"Fifty Years Ago," tho now one-act cos
tumo comedy to bo produccl this evening
ior tno urst time on nnv staco hv mi
Lillian Ilurkhart nt tho Crclghton-Orpheum
iiYi)i: into.
3C .
Ri
urn move around the corner, with an en- theater, with elaborate scenery, elegant cos
tranco on Fourteenth street. This will j tumcs nnd electric effects, Is said to have
plnco one of tho leading .ticket olllces of. an ingenious plot, well worked out nnd thS"
ho city on each of the four corners of tho dialogue Is pronounced witty and tho sltua
interscction or rourteenth and Farnam. with
three others within
section.
block of thnt Inter-
To secure tho original witch hazel salve.
Bk for DeWltt's Witch Hazel Salve, well
known ns a certain curo for piles and skin
diseases. Uewaro of worthless counterfeits.
They aro dangerous.
Mnrtiillty StnllNlleM.
Tho following births and deaths wore rn.
ported at the ollleo of tbo Hoard of it en It li
during the twenty-four hours ended at
noon Thursday
lllrtlis I'hlllP Keml s. 1119 Center, hnv
John Hebrens, 1911 Izard, girl: John Hoyce,
3215 Sownnl, girl; Charles Cuda, 1307 Hick
ory, girl; Anton Smollnski, 1032 Center,
boy; James Mulr. 2323 North Twentieth,
boy; II. V. Simpson. 1C21 North Twentv
fourtb, girl; J. 15. Henderson. :i10 N'nrtli
Thlrty-tlfth nvenue, boy; W. M. Crary,
1M1 W irt. girl.
Deaths Louise Larson, (llvln, la., 2.1
years; Soren Tbompsen. 171S South Ninth.
3fi years; b'rances Lillian Clark. Thirty-
ninth and drum! nvenue, !) years; .Mary
Nejeplnsky. 1101 South Sixteenth, 1 year.
(ioliiK t Slouv (ity.
To points In northeastern Nebraska, South
Dakota, Iowa, Minnesota and North Dakota,
ako tho C, St. P.. M. & O. Ry. Trains leave
Webster street station at 6 a. m. and 3:10
m. Dining car on tho afternoon train.
Direct connection at Sioux City for St. Paul
and Minneapolis.
Whj I'nilrcKH In. the Dnrk
When by traveling In tho luxurious sleep
ing cars of tho CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE
,ND ST. PAUL RAILWAY you may turn
on tho electric lamp and mako tho berth as
light as dny.
City Office, 1501 Farnam st.
Five
Trnlns dally for Chlcngo via tho NORTH
WESTERN LINE. A full list of them can
bo secured nt 1101 nnd 1103 Farnam street.
Illank book nnd magazine binding. A. I.
Root, 1609 Harney street.
Tho Now Snow Church compnny hns ro-
moved to rooms 401-103 Now York Life bids-
A Xeiv All the Your Hound rtesort,
Anotncr delightful resort hns been mado
successful through tho rooponlug of tho
'Frlaco lino's new extension, which makes
n direct route to Eureka Springs. This is
destined to become ono of tho popular
neaitn resorts or tno country. It Is lo
cnted In tho Illuo Ozark mountains, north
western Arkansas, nnd the surroundings
nro such ns to mako It a delightful plaeo
at any tlmo of the year. At tho Crescent
hotol tho event was celebrated by a largo
parry or newspaper representatives, whero
tncy wero entertained March 3, 4 nnd 5.
The Xorttuventern Line
Daylight epcclnt lenvce Omaha 7.00 a. ra.
aim arrives ni ts .io tno satno ovening. Tho
only daylight train from Omaha with library
buffet Bervico.
City ofllcca, 1101 and 1103 Farnam street.
Oct a Watch
Seo C. V. Harrison's land bargains.
for your girl or your boy
Let them learn thn vnlnn
of time There will be fewer tardy marks
anil fewer broken appointments. Our stock
of watches Is very completefrom $2.50 up.
Wo huvo a good waUii for a boy for $3.00.
S, W. LINDSAY,
The Jeweler, 15KJ Douglas St.
THE BURLINGTON STATION
IS THE HANDSOME STATION
nt llie South Kntl of llio Tenth Street Vlmliui. nmilntiton
'I'm Ins nro tho ONLY trains that run Into nnd out of It,
It Is roomy mill comforttiblo, solidly built, clean, well
vontllatotl anil oonvonlont ly arranged.
From It you start-AND STAUT ItumT-for
OhleitKo and the Hast.
Denver and the West.
Kansas City and tho South.
St. Louis aud tho Southeast.
TICKP.T OFFICn.
lT.O'J FAII.VAM .Si'ltKllT.
'telephone li.'O.
IltinMXtiTON STATION,
iotii .n ,M.so. hTiiinrrs,
Telephone VM,
Speelnl UnrMiiliM In the Hist Linen nnd 1 a
DomeMtle l)einrtiiieiiln I'rlilii). .
ono enso of striped drnpery Swiss, -to
Inches wide, somo slightly damnged on elgi-o,
6omo all perfect, on bale ut 6c yard. 10 do.
81x90 Peppcrcll blenched sheets, torn nnd
hemmed ready for use, at long as they last,
13c each. 15x30 hemstitched bleached pillow
cascw on milo Friday, 10c each. Mill rem
nants of flno 10-luch wide India linens and
lawno, worth 10c, 121,0 nnd 15c, all In ono
lot, choice 5c yard. 75c bleachnl table linen
on enlo 50c yard. Turkey red damask re
duced lo 1214c yard. lllenchcil nnd tin
bleached honey-comb toweling, nlso gla33
chocked toweling. 2 lie ynrd.
DRESS GOODS SALE,
Our dress goo Is stile will continue Friday
nnd Saturdny. English plerolas and crepon?,
.K'c, u.ie, ,o0, '.lie. J1.2S. ?l.r,0, up to J3.00 yd. I R
High grade ecllislvo patterns, no two alike, g
I3.9S, $1.30, J3.50. Sfi.50. 17.50. etc. Annllnucd ir
foulo patterns, J23.00 to $75.00 per pattern.
Homespuns In e very grade, shade ami nual- ! t SUllS '
Ity. ftom 25c yard up to $1.50, Venetians ffJ ',,., ,.
for tailor suitings, 75, fiSc, $1.50, $2.50. $3.50. m u
$4.50. Cloths OSc to $0.50 ynrd. Special snl
on remnants. All remnants of wool goo Is
will bo eoM nt exactly half price mnrked to
morrow. Wo will sell a OSc homiflpun, 5(
Inch wide, in grays browns, oxfords, etc.,
spoclnl for Friday nt 4!)c. Half wool serges.
10c; half wool cashmeres, 10c; half wool
plaids, 10c. HAYDEN HROS.
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Spring
Business
nucipaiions. ey, 11 can t lail to bo so with-
Wo'ro not doing tho pleasing of bnyors in V
'asliion. Wo count our salosC suit by suit,
0 by ono. Thoy'ro oaeh ono to bo satisfied. J
Larger than anticipations. Yes, it can't fail to bo so with-
our business,
a wholesalo fa
our crowds ono
They buy just the ono suit. They're pleased with tho
lit, pleased with the goods, pleased as heartily as any
tning witli the price. Seo why; They don't buy whole
sale, but the price is just as low as if they did. lOach
buyer is a canvasser for this store. That's how wo do it.
Wo'ro pleasing the people one at a time. We've thou
sands of men's suits to do it with. Thousands of
b 10 cio 11 witll. It's beaut fill c loth ntr: our innki full nf
... r ' - 1 -. iiv ,1 iiuisa
ml elegant as good work and taste can make it.
in stylo as por-
The Attention of thr
Traveling public Is rcspecttully Invited to
tho magnificent equipment offered to patrons
of tho CM1ICAOO, MILWAUKEE AND ST.
PAUL RAILWAY between Omaha and Chi
cago. Solid vestlhtlled, steam hentcd nnd
electric lighted trnlns. Palace sleepers and
diners, buffet nnd library cars, ftec rcrlln
Ing chair cars, fast tlmo nnd union depots.
City Ticket Olllce, 1501 Fnrnnm st. F. A.
NASH General Western Agent.
m.
m.
ni.
Oiiiiiliii-L'lilc imo.
7:00 a, m 8:30 p.
4:55 p. m 7: 15 a.
7:30 p. m 9:30 a.
vin
"The Northwestern Ltne,"
1101 nnd 1103 Farnam street.
"Tho best of everything."
Men's Suits
Men's nil wool suits thnt aro mado
with an much earo as It you paid twice
the price wo ask you made In a nlco
lino of suitings all tho style that can
bo put Into a uilt mnde by tho ;imo
gmde of tailors that mako our finest
suIIk made to sell that you may buy
tho best suit in Omaha for the money
made so that we can gladly refund
your money If you'ro not satlsflcd-tho
prlco wo iiEk Is only
$4.00
Men's Suits
Men's ull wool milts In fancy utrlpcn
the favorites of the particular young
man because they're tho exnet copy of
tho ones iMr. Tailor asks him $.10.00
for thoy'ro mado la the latest style,
reinforced untln piped lino rjunllty lin
ings full nnd complete line of sizes
It's the sntue quality of cloth that If
bought elsewhere will cost you no los
than ten dollars our price for this
upeclal etilt with our uatueplnto sew
ed on it only
$6.75
is the
111 over
COLORADO
Quicker
Time
TO
DENVER
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Men's Suits
Men's nil-wool suits the swell kind
that nro getting the pr.tlso from tho
man who knows all about clothing
who knows quality -style and price
Ono man says l u take ih Uul
take t hit name plate out, 1 wmil ,)m
boys to think Ita tailor made-no It in
hut not the high price, lalloied prlc
thnl'n the only differencethe stylo
-the workmanship nnd quality j6t
the same only our nnmo plate, that 9
where you save the dlfrerrncs.-v,.
mm 1 nave 10 Walt thrco
your suit only thrco
price only-
weeks
mluutts-
for
tho
Wo indulge in no exaggerations when wo say that our
$7.75
ItinitVi ..1.-1 1. 1
' Largest and most nmn ,lnfn fvi,, o,,,.,.; " n.. . uuu " U1""'g aopartninnt
3rylhlnfflor.i.m,Wn77 WJlort) Ul "vest stylos
v-" lu t'nijua tnai no coinnot t nn f
n
n
m
M
compotitiou can mooL
The Boys' Clothing Window. Have
You Seen It?
AFTER MARCH 1ST
"THE COLORADO SPECIAL"
will leave Omaha 11 33 p. m. and ar
rlvo Denver 1:20 p. m. next day. mak
ing nearly an hour quicker time than
formerly.
4,THE PACIFIC EXPRESS"
for Colorado leaves Omaha 4-25 p. m.
arrives Denver 7:35 n. m. next day.
Through Pullman Sleepers, DIntns
Cars, Buffet Cars.
WWI.I J.I.WUH.IIIIWIIIIU1II
City Ticket Office 1302 Farnam.
Tel. 316.
Black Silk Suspensory,
75C.
Wo nro selling black silk suspensory, with leg
ttransand waist bunds aud rubber drawstring,
forT.'.c. Another one nt same tirlco is mado out
of whlto bilk boiling cloth, with leg strain, vrt
cool. HlgTahto.it "So Then wo havo nlco silk
iiittionsories wiiu jiisi ono oanu nrounu ins
waist at Wic. and Tory good suspensories In both
ttylns mentioned above at 21c. .Mulled postpaid
Blou roccipi 01 pricu.
Sherman & McConnell Drug Go
Now Location 16th and Dodgo Streets,
Omnba, Neb,
Kodaks,
Cameras
Amateur Photo
Supplies.
Write us for prices on out
fits. Send us your developing
and printing.
The Robert Dempster Co.,
1215 Farnam St.
Developing and Printing Done
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BUY THE GENUINE
SYRUP OF FIGS
MANUFACTURED BT
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
VOTE TUB NAMB.
nOWELL'S
Anti-Kawf
f'u res when all
others fall. Prompt
In action. Snfo nnd
sure. Try It 25c.
HAYDEN: 1.50
HP
The greatest shoe sale ever held
east or west selling fine $3, $4
and $5 Shoes for $1.50 aston
ishes and pleases hundreds of
eager buyers, that crowd our two
big shoe departments daily Over
ti dozen big bargain tubing piled hili with lino shorn
from tho big fuctorios of KocliCiitci' Shoo Co.. 1 M.
Wad lev fc Co., A. II. Aborn & Sons, Goo. F. Daniels
Co. nnd Hinskump Uros. Shoos inado -4 EZi I
for other detilorH to sell for $ to $," I N ,
ovory pair in thin salo ut :
, , . , . . . ,. , .. .
l-lvo new snipinetus rccoivcti mio ait go in tins
' LOOK IN OUR CLOTHING
S WINDOW AND SEE
If you can duplicnto tho valueB and styles shown at twice the
prices marked.
Our Spring Styles arc Ready
' A partial glimpse of our magnificent offerings is in order.
At S7 SO Wo are dewing the largest and most
1111, . elusive range of bright, "obby, ab-
solutely all wool casshnores in every conceivable pattern. The
excellent tailoring, fit and iinish of these suitings at the price
uniKu mom positively mo uest values we have ever offered
a aiin
Mvy ablo
llieso garments contain all the little
that can be found only in high grade merchant tailoring. We
give you choice of either single or double breasted vests. Tho
umuring in ovory aetaii in iiiose garments is superb. The
fabrics aro of high grade solid cassitnero effects. Also many
fine lancy worsteds, Venetian suitings and club checks.
At Wo 'lre pllowimJ 1,10 very latest and most
i A . , B,-rikinff styles in herringbone cassimoros,
liard twisted, closely woven cheviots and fancy worsteds. Tho
line gives you a wide scope in attractiveness and style. Those
garments, like all our suits are tailored by the best known
manufacturers, representing tho highest standard of ready-to-wear
clothing in America-
At RlS Wo p.irticnlarly call tho attention of gen-
w W k tlemen who have their clothes made to order
to tho oxtrHorcllnnry offerings nt this prlrp. This lino contains all tho newest and
most faihlonnble fabrics that aro shown by the swoll merchant tailors. Tho oxaulMtn
tailoring; o every . etall has been rtono with enro nn,l thouKht ami cqun h ub -cl i"
merchant ta lorlnK In every particular. Wo will lit you perfectly nt.,1 with less troublo
than If you ha,l your suit nuulo to order. Your saving will be from 110.00 to $15 00
feeo our new spring Biiita nt $3.75 and $5.
offered.
Wo are showing tho newest and most desir-
stjios that will bo seen this season.
'kinks" and now ideas
BROS.
Balo-con9lsting of thousands of pairs of
adies' Fine Vici Kid Lace Shoes
with turn boIos now stylo Frouch heels Kip tips ttnu
ilk ton faein(,'s Shoos tnado up for a bit?
tn.itorn dealer to soil for $1 nnd So
ul 1 on 6.1I0 ut
adics Fine Kid Vesting Top Shoes
with single lloxlblo solos silk top fnolnga now opora
hcols and kid tips nil mado to soli for
$3.00 and $4.00-all sizes -
on sale ut
Men's Fine Calf Lace Shoes with
Kuncrtifoo tons now buek htuys and Goodyear wolt solos
shoos inudo to soil for ?:t.00 nnd 1.00
1.50
1.50
by otlior deulors-
sale ut
-nil in this
1.50
Men's Fine Tan Box Calf
Shoes Lace with wido coin
toes double stitched solos
English back Slavs all mado
to sell for $3.00
and 4.00on
sale at
!
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O
urn (IIUilVI f I 1
Cn rrln ge s
Concords
Phnetons
Spring Wagons
Kirm Wagons
Just rocelved two carloads of these
fine vehicles.
World Bicycles
as Ions an they last for
$30.00
Oth'r wheels from $19.00 up, Soo.
nnd hand wliceUt from $5.00 up. Cull
anil examine them.
1.50
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SKOS
II. J5. Fredrickson
Phono 21(31. 7Gth and JOocIqg.
Ready money works wonders
So docs SHERIDAN COAL-bcst
in Wyoming Lump $5 50 Nut or
Pea Nut $4.50.
IOBWHITE, 1605 FARNAM STREET.
coal mined
Egg $5-
TEL. 127
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