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THE OMAHA DATTjV BEE: TUESDAV, MATtCir ill, 1900.
NEW HANDS TAKE HIE KEINS
Outgoing OfHoiali Tarn Over Their DatUi to
Their Bucc'gtori.
TREASURER G VS ACCOUNT IN HARD CASH
f'llr' An.ets Are Miirrrmlf ml flic
Aeir liiriiiiili-iil In Coin of the
Hcnlm Sevi-rnl II r t 11 1 1 n
Arc Appointed,
Tho transfer of the flvo city othcra took
place quietly jeaterday and, wluh the ex
ception of tho treasurer, all the new in
cumbents were In full control by noon. As
.Mayor Moored succeeded himself as chief ex
ecutive and an thero were no book to check
up the routine of the olllco wan not Inter
rupted. Private Secretary Adams was ah
sent from his post owing to the death of hia
wife Sunday afternoon and the burden of en
tertaining tho throng of petitioners fell upon
Memeiiger Tom Alahammltt. The ofllce was
crowded nil day, It being tho fimt audience
granted olllcreckeru slnco tho mayor'u re
turn. In tho treasurer's olllco the full forco was
busily engaged In closing up the business,
and the formal transfer of cash was mads
ilurlng the afternoon, tho nmount turned over
being In tho neighborhood of 1373,000. When
nil the assets of tho olllco were accounted
for, ox-Trenmirer Hdwards, accompanied by
n local agent for a bond guaranty company.
Comptroller Weatbcrg and Treasurer Hen
nlngs vlliel tho different depositories In
which city funds wpro held and drew out the
full amount to the credit of the ilty. Checks
were not used In tho trnnjacMon, tho legul
tender being In evidence In every case.
I In ri C'nxli Im I'miluci-il.
This precise method was taken as a pre
caution ngnlnut any prwlblo miscarriage.
"If the ntato had required tho actual money
from Treasurer Hill Instead of being sat
isfied with hlH check for $236,000 on the
broken Capital National bank," remarked
the comptroller, "It might have been that
murb better off." Tho comptroller has aud
ited thn treasurer's books up to and includ
ing March 22, and ha found them correct In
fifl particulars, Tho biislncsn transacted on
Friday and Saturday will bo vouched for not
later than today and the transfer made
complete.
Treasurer llennlngs has formally ap
pointed Frank Ilryant ns his deputy, and
tho latter has begun his dutlett.
In the city clerk's olllco William Elbourn
entered upon his duties without Incident,, no
checking proccHs being necessary. In order
that thero may bo no hitch or confusion In
tha niatn of documents now pending before
the council Mr. Elbourn will make no change
In tho ofllce forco except to Install Kx
t'lcrk Hlgby temporarily an deputy In placo
of Formor Deputy Holbrook. Mr. Hlgby
being left-handed has transferred tho pen
dant li cars to a nail on tho opposite tilde
of fho deputy's tlrak unci taken his mib
o nil nation cheerfully. When ho ha3 fully
acquainted Mr. Elbourn with the clty'o
nffalrs Mr. Hlgby will rctlro to prlvalo life
In favor of Frank llandhauer, now of tho
treasurer's ofllce, who Is scheduled for tho
deputy's placo.
Coiiiii-II .Must lie CuiiNultrit.
Tho hitter's appointment, howaver. Is de
pendant upon tho endorsement of the city
council, tinllko tho doputyshlp In each of
tho other city ofllcefi. This exception prob
ably arises from tho fact that tho deputy
Is obliged to assume tho dutlc3 of secre
tary to tho council during tho nbsonco of
tho clerk.
Tax Commissioner Fleming assumed his
duties without formality and has already In
stalled two cf his officii force. Thoso nro S.
A. IjowIs, deputy, nnd Silas Robblns, clerk.
I.nwlo Is n silver republican nnd haa been
employed with tho Pacific Express company.
Hobblns Is a colored populist attorney.
Othor changes In tho employes of tho olllco
will bo announced later. Mr. Fleming says
that his clerical forco will bo obliged to
work night and day In order to prepare tho
ax lists for tho city treasurer on May 1,
the dato specled by law.
Former Tax Commissioner Sackott legan
Ills duties in tho ofllco of Comptroller
"Weathers ns deputy, that bolng tho only
chango so far announced by Mr. Westberg.
Tho comptroller says that no formalities
ioro observed In beginning his now term
except that tho outgoing comptroller
handed tho now Incumbent a cigar,
IIAYIHI.V HltOM.
iiostox sroitn i:.Miiiioini:itii:M.
Alt Hie l,ner mill Kiiilirolilrrlm from
Nev York ( iinliinm limine lit
LESS THAN HAW PIHCE TODAY.
20C LACKS, m AND 3C YAKD,
nig lots of all kinds of laco and Insertion,
all widths, many styles, go at l'.4c and 3c
yard, worth up to 20c.
SOC LACES. 6C AND IOC YARD.
Lariw bargain table, with thousands of
.yards of lace, many dainty patterns, silk
lace, oriental lace, Valenciennes laco, worth
up to 50c, go on bargain square at 5c and
10c yard.
Hlg lots of many styles of embroidery and
Insertion. Nlco neat patterns, regular price
up to IGo, go at 3 He nnd 5c.
' droat variety of C&" embroidery and In
sertion, Including Swiss, Jaconet, nainsook
nnd cambric, all widths, go at SMc 10c and
12VSc: every yard guaranteed worth double.
-DO bolts of fine mcchlln, point d'esprlt
and Valenciennes laco and Insertion, worth
20c. go on bargain tabic at Cc yard.
10,000 dozen children's fancy "colored
border school handkerchiefs go at lc each.
Illg lots of ladles' fine sheer plain whlto
hemstitched handkerchiefs, all widths of
hems, worth lfic, g6 at 34c.
. Large variety of lace, embroidery nnd in
sertion trimmed handkerchiefs, flno quality,
worth as high as 25c, go In this sale at Cc
each.
I10STON STORE, OMAHA,
N. W. Cor. 10th and Douglas Sis.
HOSTON STOHI2 l !.(. SIIOUS fl.Ut).
II)- All Oitiln the" ll'renlrnt nnd Mot
.Seiiaatllilinl .Shoe HnrRfilim of All.
ON IIARCIAIN SQl'ARES AT HOSTON
STORE
1200 pairs men's flno shoes In seal grain,
calf skin, box calf, willow calf, colt skin,
French calf, In black and tan, single, double
or triple sole, absolutely worth $ 1.00, go at
J1.C9 pair. All sizes.
HERB IS THE OTHER SENSATION
AT UOSTON STORE
3,000 pairs of
WOMEN'S SUPERB SHOES
absolutcly worth
ti, AND $6 PAIR,
00 AT $1.93 PAIR
nil on bargain squares.
This Includes tho finest quality hand and
machine turn and welt shoes In all tho
newest and latest spring styles, in black
and tan, plain nnd fancy toppings. Abso
lutely worth from $1 to $6 pair. All widths,
, all sizes, all on bargain squares, nt $1.03,
Thoso nro tho two greatest nnd most
sensational shoo bargains ever offered In
Omaha,
HOSTON STORE, OMAHA.
N. W. Cor. ICth and Douglas Sts.
?; t t S ! i s ' i s () t' r 3 i 4 ' W s j' vj) j i ' 5 r $' $ y , L2J
The lllff Silk Deiuirtiuriit.
New silks arriving every day. Ilcmomber,
this Is our second stock of spring silks. Tho
people know whoro to buy tho best silk,
whore to got tho biggest bargains that's
"nby tho big silk department Is always
crowded. All colons In fancy lining silks for
10c; all colors In plain China silk for 25c.
New nnd big lot of all kind of fancy waist
silks, In ull shades and doslgne; big
lot on bargain squnro ut only C9c. Finn
grado of black taffeta for COc. Dig salo on
black Japanese silk In IM-ln, ST-lu. and
36-in. wide nt 49c, COc and G9c.
SELLING. $120,820.00 WORTH OF SHOES.
Two Immense shoo purchases, made for
spot cash at 42c on tho dollar, will soon bo
hero. To mako room wo aro closing out
thousands of pairs lino shoes now on hand
nt ridiculously low prices. HaydenV nro
headquarters for shoe bargains,
iiayden nnos.
Thinks lie Una n .11 mint one.
J. K. Dennett, who Ib In tho city on Ills
way homo to Nowtoii, lu.. from Oregon,
has In his possession a curio In tho slinxio
of n. so-called "mndstoiie," which was ob
tained from tho stomach of n ileer killed
In Douglas county, Oregon, recently, It
has never been tested, but It Is believed
to bo a genilllio inudstnuc, posscHSlug the
quality of curing hydrophobia and poison
nils bites generally, according to traditional
belief. It Is said that the tdmon-puro mail
stone, when fouixl, is always In the stnm
nch of a deur. Tho stono In Mr. Dennett's
possession Is oval In form, about two Inches
long ami ait inch and a half wide, nnd
about three-quarters of Ml Inch thick nt
thn center, it Is of a light buff color.
Shoe poliBh now on exhibit by a Spanish
lady at J, L. Ilramlcls & Son's Is self-shining,
requires no brush; neither water nor
mud will affect Its luster.
num.
"WERNER Our dear daughter nnd sister,
riotllde Werner, died suddenly Sunday.
March 25, liK0, after n short Illness, of
liiieuninuln,
Funeral service will bo held "Wednesday
nfteruoon nt 2 o'clock nt tho residence of
her sister, 321ti California street Mnrla
Werner, mother; A. J. Paustlnn and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Vrnna Werner.
HITTER John, Tuesday. March 20, 1900. nt
Phoenix, Arizona, nged 32 years. 8 days.
Funeral Wednesday afternoon, Mnrch 2S,
nt tho residence of his brother-ln-lnw. J II.
Richards, 1017 Kurmim street, at 1 o'clock,
Services at I. O. O. F. hall, llth and Dodge
streets, at 2 o'clock. Interment, Prospect
lllll.
ADAMS Clara Wlgton, wlfo of Jnmes II.
Adams, Sunday, .March 25, 1900, aged 2-5
years.
Funernl Tuesday, Mnrch 27. at 2:30 p, m.
from her late, homo, No, 115 So. 25th streot,
COOKE Harriett, aged 90 years, 2 months.
Funeral services at residence of O T
nietz. 1902 N, 2Sth, nt S o'clock this even
ing. Interment at Annmosa, la.
DAI.'.ELl Hugh Campbell, aged 15 yenrs
ana v innniiis; sou oi J. A, uaizeii, (lieu
nt 2 a. nl, Monday.
Funeral services at family residence, 4236
Orant street, Wednesday, March 2S. .at 2
p. m. Friends Invited, interment nt Forest
l.uwn,
Pittsburg papers nlenso copy.
Hi DWIN-Mrs. K. T. nt her residence,
25t3 Harney street, at 5 a, m, Mondny,
March W. 1!XX).
Funeral from resldenco at 10 n, m, Tues.
day, March 27. Interment private.
VAN AEHNAM John It., aged 73.
Funeral services at residence, 2226 No,
18th street, at 10 a. in. Wednenduj-, March
ISth, Interment, Forest Lawn.
Itrnieinlirniiee.
It should ALWAYS ha remembered
Only one Chicago railway line
Operates Library Ilulfet Cars
On ALL limited trains.
ONLY ONE railway! lino
Runs a limited day train
From Omaha to Chicago, Illinois,
With Drawing Room sleepers, library and
dining cars.
ONLY ONE railway llns
RUNS TWO fast nlRht trains
From Omaha to Chicago
With complct'o dining and library car
service.
THE OLDEST railway lino In Omaha.
Tho greatest mileage of nny Omaha line.
Tho most modern and best equipped.
THE NORTHWESTERN LINE.
CVortli l'M'l Park Meeting.
A meeting of tho residents nnd taxpayers
of tho nort part of the city will bo hold at
'McKenna's hall, Shcrmnn avenue and Lo
cust streets, to further consider tho nc
,qulrlng of the Uluff tract as an addition to
tho Park system. A new plat will bo pre
sented nnd Mn. Cornish, one of tho park
commissioners, will bo present and glvo
tho boneflt of hln ideas as to tho best man
ner of procedure. All persons Interested
aro urged to bo present.
Why Unitrea in (he Dnrk
When by traveling in tho luxurious sleep
ing cars of tho CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE
AND ST. PAUL RAILWAY you may turn
on tho electric lamp and make tho berth as
light as day.
City Office.. JE04 Farnaen at.
J. L. Ilrandcls nnd Sons have on exhibition
tho "Wonder" shoo polish of tho 20th cen
tury. :
Seo C. F. Harrlion'8 real ostato bargains.
HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICINES
Since movlnir to our now location OLTU
HOMOEOPATHIC DEPARTMENT will oc
cupy the SAME QUARTERS ns heretofore,
viz., tho second lloor of our old location
at 1513 Dodgo street. All orders for llo
moeopnthlo medicines fhould be given at
our new ptore, where a small stock of nil
tho common remedies will bo kept. PHYSI
CIANS AND DEALERS (ONLY) may go
direct to this dejuirtment to give their or
ders If they desire. Entranco by Arllicr
ton block elevator at 1513 Dodgo street.
The Homoeopathic Department Is con
nected by private telephone with thn
New Store so that patrons may readily
nvall themselves of our superior line of
thes'o coods.
Our Mineral Waters and general whole
salo storo will occupy the third floor and
rear forty feet of ground lloor at old lo
cnntlon. Write for Catalogue.
Sherman & McDonnell Drug Go
New Drnir Httirr
Corner Kith nml DadRe,
Laboratory, Homoeopathic Department,
Mineral Water Depot, 1513 Dodgo St.,
Old location.
The Attention of the
Traveling public Is respectfully Invited to
tho tnagntflccnt equipment offered to pntroni
of tho CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE AND ST,
PAUL RAILWAY between Omaha nnd Chi
cago. Solid vcstlbulcd, steam heated nnd
electric lighted trains. Palace sleepers and
diners, buffet and library cars, frco reclin
ing chair Cars, fast tlmo and union depots.
City Ticket Olllco, 1504 Fnrnam st.
F. A. NASH General Western Agent.
Stonecypher, printer, ad-wrltor. Up-to-date
cuts for sale. 1201 Howord. Tel. 1310.
Hon. Julius S. Gooley
A there nro many cHIzpiis In Omaha
who havo read in tho dally ?a;icrs tho
prominent part tho Judge took at the last
election, we have asked him for his photo,
which he was kind enough to give us ,nnd
have placed It In our window. All thoso
who would llko to sec nn elegant nortrntt
of this "eminent lawyer" can have this
raro opportunity by culling at our drug
store.
Cramer'si Kidney Curo 75c
Hood's Sarsnparllla ftc
Wine of Cartful 75o
Pnlno's Celery Compound tt'o
Plnkham's Compound 75c
Carter's Liver Pills 15o
OzomiuIhIoii 7'ic
Physclno $2.50
Miles' Nervine 75c
llromo Quinlno 15o
S. S. S 75c,
Syrup Figs 29(i
Castorla 25c
Peruna 7.-o
Pyramid Pile Curo 4"o
Pierce's Prescription 75c
CUT PRICE
DRUGGIST
SGHAEFER
Cor. lUth nnd Chloaso flts.
The
Most
Route
To Montana and tho NortliweRt Is via
tho Union Pacific. Sloenlnj; cars mak
ing close connections at Pocatello for
t Bntte and othor Montnna points are
run daily. Dlulnp; Car service, free
Reclining Clialr Cars.
CITY TICKET OFFICE:
1.102 KA11NAM ST.,
Telephone 111 41.
Piano Sale Unparalleled
The Pianos, the Prices and the Terms
Make It So.
Owing to the great bargains we hav0 eclled all other attempts nt piano
Helling. Wo aro Belling from 10 to 20 planes a day.
REMEMBER Although wo sell pianos from $100.00 to $250.00 less than
any other house In Omaha, we still continue to mako tho best of terms, $5.00
and $10,00 monthly payments as tho buyer may dcelre.
Satisfaction guaranteed not only by us, but also by the manufacturers.
Wo havo had special concessions mado us by tho factories and thcrofora,
can sell now plancu ut much less than any other dealer for the some grade.
Stool and Scarf frc with each piano.
Schmoller & Mueller,
Reliable Piano House.
1313 Farnam Sfnet. 337 Broadway, Co. Bluffs.
TO CALIFORNIA
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED
Cost considered, there Is no better way to reach California
than In a Durllngton tourist sleeping car.
It ii inexpensive, quick, comfortable. No chango of cars Is
nrccscary, nml thero aro no vexatious delays at Junction points,
All meal, Omaha to Ogdcn, are served in dining cars, and tho
echedulo Is so arranged that tho very finest scenery la Colorado
and Utah is paused during tho day tlmo.
From Omaha 1:25 p. m. every Thursday.
Tickets, berths and information at
TICICF.T OFFICE,
1802 FAHXAM STHUET.
Telephone 230,
niinMXGTON STATIOJf,
10TII A.M MASOX STIU5KTS,
Telephone l'JS.
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Fifteenth and Farnam
Streets.
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Cloak, Suit and Millinery
OPENING,
Wednesday, March 28th
We announce for Wednesday, the
season's first informal opening and show,
ing of fashion's choicest styles in early
spring
Cloaks, Suits, Silk Waists
and Millinery.
An event of special importance to all
correct dressers. It's the1 first peep at the
exclusive models from the celebrated de
signers of Paris, London and New York.
The rarest and choicest styles and
designs confined to The Nebraska, chosen
from thousands of stylish and expensive
garments from fashion's mart.
Your presence will be appreciated.
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Department.
The Buit seaBon is now in full blaBt alid
wo are in better position than ever before to
satisfy our constantly increasing customers.
Our Bxipply of Suits, Waists, Skirts and
Jackets is a credit to tho city of Omaha.
The garments are well made by the best
tailors of Now York City, the fabrics are of
all the newest materials, and our prices are
the very lowest. Look where you will, try
everywhere, but in justice to yourself see
our garments before you purchase.
Wo have secured the services of one of
tho best litters in America and every altera
tion guaranteed perfect or money refunded.
Late last week we were fortunate in se
curing three sample lines of Suits and
Skirts, that go on sale Tuesday morning.
Lot One Ladles' now BprlnR 6ults In the wool chovlots, all wool homo s "V f
upuns and Venetians Jackets llk lined throughout skirt with single or fTw IJ
double box pleat worth $12.00 for
Ladles' stylish spring suits. In doublo breasted and tight-fitting etons, 0m v r
made of Imported homespun cloth, Jacket taffeta lined throughout come VJ F
In blues, grays and oxfonls worth $13.00 ror "
Ladles' man-tallorod tlght-llttlng sull-In chovlots and Venetians -f -f
Jackots lined with very best taffeta new stylo box pleat skirt . I I
worm jw.wiur
Ladles' new automobllo Jackets, silk lined
throughout, trimmed with very largo pearl
buttons worth $15.00 t fflJJ
special Trlco
ladles' new eton Jackets In brown, cardi
nal gray nnd black at $18.00, QQ
$12.50, $0.0S and 1 i" O
Ladles' light spring Jackets In covert and
serges, silk lined throughout A f O
Hpcclal salo prlco only tTbz?J
si'i:t;iAi, Ti)F,siiAV iiAitr.Aivs.
50 dor.en heavy 'sea Island percale wrap
pers, trimmed witn emnroiuery ana tiraid,
extra wide at the hips,
worth $2.50, for ,
25 dozen percalo wrappers, 16-lnrh flounca
rufflo over shoulder and bock, extra wldo
nt the hips, sizes 34 to 41
worth $2, for
25 dozen wrappers In blacks, grays, blues
rufllo cardinals, rufllo over shoulder,
extra waist lining worth TEE-1
$1.50, for 4.
.1.50
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2.) dozen ladles sateen underskirts, doen
flounce and trimmed with cord,
worth $1 apodal sale prlco TzrC
10 dozen ladles black mercerized skirts,
trimmed with accordion pleated ruffle, 10
Inches deep, with 18-Inch flounce -f
worth $2 special sslo prlco lVVf
Ladles' black mercerized Foulard under
skirts nl$2.00, $2.50 r f
and &'J
1 table silk waists In all now shades,
including black, mado of very best taf
fetas, worth $8.00, 50
1 tahlo ladies silk waists, trimmed with
accordion pleating. In all the no west styles
worth $7.00 special sale A CJ
prlco 4I OLf
4.1 high class Imported samplo wulits,
worth $15.00, J1S.00 and $20.00
special salo prlco
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Grand Millinery
Special Sale Tuesday.
HAYDEN BROS
HAYDEN'S
OF
COURSE
YOU ARE
THINKING
OF Y01R
SPRING SUIT
EVERYBODY IS.
You are a little bit doubtful as to the fabrics and
style, whether you prefer a fancy cassimoro, a
striped or checked worsted, a blue or black sorgo or
cheviot, or probably the new oxford mixtures. Wo
havo them all and never made up and tailored in a
better style.
"How about tho prlceT" Don't fear. We knew this would bo nn Important factor
with you so wo studied and worked hard to be prepared to meet any prlco that flta
your pocket hook best. Our rango of prices rims llkn this: $2.7.'. for nil wool suits,
$3.75. $5.00, $5.75, $fi.50, $0.75, $7.50, $'J.O0, $3.50, $10.00, $11.50, $12.50, $13.50, $16.00,
Jlb.00, $10.00, $20.00 and $22.50.
Men's Hprlng OvercoaLs at $3.05. $3.00, $7.rn, $10.00 nnd $12.50.
Any suit or overcoat ou buy from us will havo h certain ntylr, will fit you per
fectly and glvo lasting satisfaction. You cannot Mfford to .overlook theso essential
points. .
Hotter call nnd let us talk your ult question over.
SEEING IS FINE PROOF.
HAYDEN BROS.
HOWELL'S Is i),onHlint 10 tnl0.
Dental
Work
Entrusted to our enro will bo done so as to
glvo perfect satisfaction. Only bejt ma- ,
tcrlal used In our best work.
Dcst Set Teeth $S.OO
(iood Ret Teeth $5,00
Gold Crowns $5,00
, Tail's Philadelphia Dental Rooms, i
XS17 UUUULASt ST.
THE ftUUfirT
NAME OF w W I I
On Lard, on Ham, on
Bacon is a guarantee
of purify.
Swift and Company,
I Chicago, KatiKim City, Oiuuliu.
St, Louis, at joscpti, t. rum,
Anti-Kawf
prompt to rellovo,
safe for ull nces;
sure to cure.
WANTED Ca.o ot ra tiealth that
R-I-P-A-N-B will not boneflt Send ti Cent.
,to UlDinK Chemical Co,, Nn) York, for U
amplus and 1,000 testimonial.
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