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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SAT VR DAY, ATTITTj '21, 1900.
SAY HE DIDN'T MEAN IT
Attorneys for the Democratlo Chairman
Plead Lack of Intent.
CASE AGAINST GILBERT COMES TO TRIAL
12t Mrnrr Slum Hull Drfriulnii t
Acldiou IrilKfil MIkiiIhk Hic I.IIicIoiik
Artlt'li nml Miitt-il lloncunlrr
WlIN C'llllllllxllIK VoIitn,
After several delays at the application of
the dcfciiilunt tlic case of Nebraska
ngalnst W. O. Ollhcrt was called for trial
jesterday beforo Judgo Vlnsonhalcr In the
county court.
Tlio action grows out of the publication
In tlio World-Herald of an article by (III
bort us chairman of the Omaha city com
mltteo of thoMlomocratle party during the
laut city campaign. In which It was alleged
that "the Moorcs-Hosewater-Dennlsan ma
chine" was attempting to colonlzu votes for
tho purpose of corrupting the election.
Tho first witness for tho plaintiff was
It. h, Livingston, who testified that on the
day tho urtlcle appeared In print ho had
nn Interview with Gilbert in which tho
chairman of tho democratic crmmlttee ad
mitted that ho had signed the libelous arti
cle, and that It referred to the action of
Kdward Uosewater, who, Mr. Gilbert said
lit that time, was nttcmptlng to rolonlza
voters In Omaha with Intent to fraudulently
elect tho republican ticket.
At tho cIoho of .Mr. Livingston testimony
i:. ItCHowater wuh called to the stand, but
was not permitted to testify until after tho
Attorneys for tho defense had argued a mo
tion to dismiss jtho case because the testi
mony did not show that there was any con
nection between the Uosewater referred to
in tho article and tho plaintiff.
W. R Hurley, for the defenoe, argued that
there was nothing to connect the pfalntlff
with tho alleged libelous porta of tho article;
that the unlawful act referred to wjh
charged by tho writer to somo unknown and
unknownblo parties who "were running the
machine," and that thoro was no Intention
upon the part of the writer to connect Rrt
ward ltoscwatc.r with tho alleged attempt
to colonize voters.
K. V. Slmcral stated tho posit Ion of tho
Btuto In tho caso and Carl Wright, for
tho defense, entered upon a tedious, hair
splitting dlnsortatlon to show that no ono
was libeled by the article; that while 011
bort had udmlttod that he signed It, and that
it referred to Kdward Kosewater, that In
truth and In fact he meant no ouch thing,
but Hint he was referring to some "machlno"
without body to kick or noul to condemn.
Ilu attempted to prejudlco tho case of tho
Htato by referonco to tho strained rela
tions at ono time existing between tho Pa
triotic league and tlio complaining wltneas
by calling attention to tho fact that
that organization, of which tho attorney
nald tho Judgo was n momber, had opposed
tho desires of tho plaintiff and nald "It
might as woll bo charged that your honor
opposed tho editor In that contest as that
thin nrtlclo rofcrs to tho plnlntlff."
At tho conclusion of tho arguments on
tlio sutllcloncy of the cvldenco to show
jirobablo cause to bellovo tho defendant
KUllty of tho crime, the Judge granted tho
prosecution an hour to obtain authorities to
nustaln tho contention of the attorney for
tho state, after which ho ruled that the
evidence was Insulllclent and tho case went
over until this morning, when further cvl
denco will bo Introduced to show that
Gilbert published tho libel.
ANOTHER HUMAN LEG FOUND
I'luliorinrn 1'lnil n Mud- to thr One
l)lneo itciI on HIVrr Hunk llnr
Iter In Hip Week.
Two fishermen, while rowing In the Mis
souri river near tho foot of M street, South
Omaha, Thursday night, found a human leg
upon a sandbar. Tho member, which was
badly dosompesed, was hauled Into tho boat
and tnken to shore, after which It wan turned '
over to Undertaker nrower and Is now In 1
hla charge.
This leg (tho right) is supposed to belong I
to the same body ns that found at tho foot I
of Harney stret't In Omaha earlier In tho i
week. Tho feet and nnklm of both nro
' small, Indicating that they arc those of a !
femalo cadaver, lloth had been severed
' from the body nt tho hip Joint, though
Iwhothcr by artificial means or by natural
I disintegration Is uncertain, and both havo
tho appearance of having been In the water
all winter
Tho first leg found Is no v at the under
taking rooms of Coroner Swnnsou. The sec
ond will ba brought over from South Omaha
today and turned over to him.
Tho big bargains are to be found at the
big store of Hoyden Drew. Head the ad on
pago 7.
KELLEY. STIGER & CO,
Special Saturday Offerinc: in Ladles', Chil
dren'i Hosier and Summer Undeiwear.
SPECIAL AGENTS BUTTERICK .PATTERNS
LAUX THINKS IT A MIRACLE
To II ii r ii it Ti-iinIi ( an, Sn,rn 'I'll I m CImmu
11. Would In .VoIIiIiik Short of
ii I'i-ihIIk)'.
Three witnesses were present to nay thoy
had seen John I.nux throw a lighted match
Into a trash can near Slxtccncth and Chi
(ago streets, and that, Immediately after
ward, flames and smoke hud burst from tho
receptacle.
"Don't you know that In an offanse under
tho law?" asked tho prosecuting attorney.
"Didn't you rend the placard on tho can?"
"Vcs. sir, I read It."
"Whot did It Hay?"
"It laid, 'Burning this can Is arson,' but
I think that a misstatement."
"A misstatement! How so?"
"Why. you know, the cons arc mado of
Iron, ho tho cards should read, 'Durnlng
theso cans In a miracle.' I am something
of a chemist."
Ho was told that the literature probably
referred to tho contents of tho canB them
solvfn, and then, It being his first offense,
he was discharged.
W. W. Mayhew. Morton, Wis., says: "I
connldcr Oqo Mtnuto Cough Cure a most
wonderful medicine, quick and safe." It Is
tho only harmless remedy that glvea Imraedl
ate results. It cures coughs, colds, croup,
bronchitis, grippe, whooping cough, pneu
monia and all throat and lung diseases. Its
early use prevents consumption. Children
always like It and mother ondnreo It.
Turn right to pago 7 and read Haydcu
Ilros.' nd flrt.
Altenllolt l.M A. O. H. W.
You aro hereby requested to attend tho
funeral of our late brother, John D. Mc
Cumber, to be held nt 2 o'clock p. m. Sun
day, April 22, from tho residence, 4023
Charles street. Services at Lowo Avenue
Presbyterian church. All members meet at
40th and Hamilton streets at 1:30 p. m. Sis
ter lodges especially Invited. Special meet
ing nt hall Friday evening to arrange for
futicial.
CHARLES JOHNSON. M. V.
FRANK M'CULLOUQH, Rec.
I'll I
ai,ii:x
KIIIS IIIHil.V SI IT
IlrolliiTN a nil KlNlrrn of n I'riMicli
I'ariuor Want 111m lXate Divided.
Chicago attorneys for residents of France
linvo Instituted suit In the United States
circuit court at Omnlia to secure property
valued nt $10,000, which It Is alleged that
thoy aro entitled to as heirs of Julien
llahuaud, lato of Nemaha county.
In tholr petition the plaintiffs sny that
thoy aro rrn!dents of the republic of France
und that they nro tho brothers and sisters
or tho descendants of brothers and sisters
of Jullcn llahuaud, who In 1855 left France
nnd Bottled In tho Vnited States; that In
I8G0 ho came to Nebraska and settled In
Nemaha county, where ho resided until
the time of his death, in 1S95; that In 1888
ii widowed sister of llahuaud enmo to
America and settled with her son, Paul
Tllzc, In Nemaha county. Here they resided
nnd upon tho death of Jullcn llahuaud, who
died Intestate, tho widow and her son en
tered upon tho property of the deceased as
Iho only heirs, and havo refused to recognize
the brothers and sisters ns heirs, claiming
that as aliens they cannot Inherit.
The Altriitlou of the
Traveling public Is respectfully Invited to
tho magnificent equipment offered to patrons
of tho CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE AND ST.
PAUL RAILWAY between Omaha nnd Chi
cago. Solid vestlbuled, steam heated and
electric lighted trains. Palace sleepers and
diners, buffet and library cars, frco reclin
ing chair cars, fast time and union depots.
City Ticket Office, 1504 Farnam St.
F. A. NASH, Qoneral Western Agent.
Omaha Tent nnd Rubber company aro pre
pared to fill all orders tents, awnings and
(anvan goods. New location, corner 11th
nnd Harney. 'Phono 883.
Stonocyphcr, printer, ad-wrltcr. Up-to-dato
cuts for sale. 1201 Howard. Tol, 1310.
Read Hayden Bros.' nd on page 7. It will
Intercut you.
DIED.
"Vote of Hie Court.
Judgo fllaliaugh will hold court In Sarpy
county next week.
Tho American National bank has secured
Judgment against U'uirn J. Cooloy nnd oth
ers for $S,f2O.S0 beforo Judgo Slabaugh.
Matthew II. II. Rosenlinum of Hlalr asks
tho United Stntes district court to declaro
Mm n bankrupt. Ho owes 1711.03 and has
SV" on hand.
Tlio petit jury In the district court was
discharged Friday, ns tlio business nf the
February term Is nbout finished. The May
term will convene May 7.
Heforo Judgo Haker tho enso of the stnto
ngulnst August Shroeder. charged with
keeping n, gambling devlci;, has been dis
missed by tho county attorney.
Upon stipulations tho ense of John Flan
lilgun ugafnst tho city of Omaha has been
nettled before Judge- Sl.ibaugh, the plain
tiff being awarded u Judgment for SliOo.
Heforo Judgo Baxter the Union Puelllc
Ilnllrond company has Hied motion for a
now trial In the ease wherein Sarah N.
Htimwood secured Judgment against It for
JE.OOO In condemnation proceedings. Involv
ing n lot on Tenth street near Leavenworth.
Tho receiver In the ense of tho defunct
midland Havings bunk tiled Ills report of
money on hand and imkn that the amount.
I8.2K), lio divided iimoui; tho creditors. He
also, ns revolver of the American Savings
bank, asks permission to sell certain prop,
rty of tliut Institution.
ItEED Roland, beloved son of Mr. C. and
Mrs. L. C Reed, nged 10 months IS dayB.
Funeral from residence, 1812 North Twenty-sixth
Sundny. April 22, 2 p. m. Friends
Invited. Interment Forrest Lawn.
SATURDAY
PAINT DAY
Taint Saturdny nnd let it DRY OVER
SUNDAY. Use tlio SHERWIN-WILLIAMS
I'AINT, for It Is HEADY TO USE; nil you
have to do Is to STIR IT UP.
Each can contains a perfectly propor
tioned paint, which only needs to bo WELL
STIRRED to be ready for use. Remember
thero Is nil tho DIFFERENCE In tho
world In MIXED I'AINT. BEWARE OF
NO NAME goods. Nice cans of Sherwln
Wllllams' chnlcn paints, 15o each, Good
paint brushes, 10c nnd UOo.
('nil for Color Cnril.
WE SELL C'EMENTIf'O. tho best article
for tinting walls und DOING It CHEAP
Mix It with water. Price, per packago.
Sherman & McGonnell Drug Go
Cor. 16th and Dodge.
I WE iElUKCTli SMMM
Ai 1 ' 1 j
THE OPINION OF UNCLE SAM
Regarding tho Burlington 1b shown In his
selection of it to carry tho transcontinental
mall between Omaha nnd Chicago. This
he has done for over fifteen year.
Go to Chicago over tho Burlington and
you'll Hen how It Justifies lt excellence.
Four flyers for Chicago leavo tho Burling
ton Station every day -at 12 35 n, m., 7.25
n. m., 100 p. m. and 7 30 p. m.
Tloket Olllos,
1 502 Fnrnam St.
Tel, 250.
Burlington Station,
1 0th and Mason Sts.
Tel. 128.
InM Received Kxrlunlvr mill I, nlest
St J Ira In l.adlcn' Mllli-Tnllorvil
SiiIIm n ml i:ioii
l UL'ketx.
Ladles' fancy paranoia, exclusive styles,
fashion never conceived handsomer; parasols
and trado never developed such price a
these: White chlnn and taffeta silk, corded,
ruffled and figured. $1.50. $1.75, $2.50 to $10.00.
Black silk, beautifully trimmed, $3.00, .$3.50
to $12.00. Fancy parasols, a great assort
ment In strip(H, plaids and llgured, from
$l.f.O up to $10.00. Full lino of carriage
shades. $1.00 up to $C,.00.
Our ladles' and children's hosiery dept. IS
LEADER In prices and QUALITY. Ladles
seamless fast black hojc, 23c quality, Sat
urday, 15c pair.
25c Wo lire mnklng a special run on this
line of ladles' hose, drop stitch, lisle thread,
fast black, black or whlto boIcb, superior
quality cotton, fully worth 35c; Saturday,
only 25o pair.
35c, .1 pair $1.00 Our customers will appre
ciate the value of this line, superior lisle
thread, faot black nnd tan, drop stitch nnd
plain, nlso now patterns In fancy hose, extra
light weight cotton, hlgh-spllced heel, double
sole; Saturday, 35c, 3 pair $1.00.
lfic Children's fnst black school hose,
double knee, heel nnd toe? gives entire B.itls
faction; nil sizes, 0 to !); Saturday. lfc pair.
2."c Just received for our Saturday sale,
a new lino of misses' black and tan llslo and
extra lino quality cotton hose, double knee,
heel and toe, 35c quality, all slzce; Saturday,
25c pair.
DOc The new polka dot hoae for mles,
oxtrn fine ribbed, double knee, heel and toe,
all sizes, 50c pair.
Our ladles' and chlldren'o underwear dept.
Is complete; nil styles and weights for spring
and summer.
15c Ladlis' beat Egyptian vcstH. ecru or
whlto, silk tapes, best finish, low neck.
Bleeveless or short sleeves, all sizes, 15c each.
2.)C LadifH Richelieu ribbed fine cotton
vests, whlto or ecru, high neck, long or
short sleeves, knee pants to match; Satur
day. 25c.
35c. 3 for $1.00 Ladles' llslo thread vests,
silk finish, V neck, short slccvco, high neck,
long or nhort sleeves, kneo pants to match,
33c. 3 for $1.00.
50c, nil silk vests Ladles' all silk vests,
low neck, wleeveless, lact neck and sleeves,
also patent arm shield vest, cream, white,
pink, blue, black; these vests arc fully worth
75c each; Saturday, 50c each.
50c, Tho "Munslng" The "Munslng" union
suits for. bojH and girls, perfect fltttlng, best
finish, high neck, long or shprt elceves, ankle
or kneo length, all sizes, Saturday, 50c suit,
KELLEY, STIGER & CO..
Farnam and 15th,
It don't require much money when you
buy at Hayden Bros.' Read about their bar
gains on page 7.
Another Portland Train.
Two
Trains
Dailv
EFFECTIVE APRIL 22,
THE UNION PACIFIC
Will place In service an additional Port
land train. This train
" THE PACIFIC EXPRESS "
Will Icavo Omaha 4 25 p. m arrlvo Port
land 7:30 a. m.
Only Two Uuyn on the Ilomd.
The tltns of tho present Portland train,
"THE OVERLAND LIMITED'1
Leaving Omaha 8:20 a. m will be re
duced 2 hours and 45 minutes, No change
will be made In the leaving timo at Omiha
Between Omaha and Portland.
Only CS Hours nnil 40 Minute
SPLENDID EQUIPMENT.
CITY TICKET OFFICE:
1302 FAIINAM ST..
Telephone 310.
WeSBBBVaflMBBHMBBMVBVe1
White Enamel
Yukon and Economic
Refrigerators
Perfect circulation pure, dry, cold
air superior insulation of granite rock
mineral wool.
Tho Whlto Knamcl provision apart
ments aro alwajs easily kupt sweet and
clean. Any housekeeper, by using a
spongo dampened with eoap and water
can havo tho refrigerator as puro and
clean ns tho day It came from tho fac
tory. From a sanitary point of vlow
they are without a peer. Wo arc ex
clusive Omaha agents also for tho col
obrated Alaska and Eddy Refrlgorators
nnd tho Wllko White Porcelain Tile
Refrigerator.
Milton Rogers & Son,
14th and Parnam St.
Neglect of
the Teeth
si:co.t c,n i. o.v i) has Aitttivnn.
Second Cnr I.ond of llnllronil WrerUctl
t'lirprln lln Now llrcti Oppiipil I'll.
SALK BHOINS MONDAY
AT BOSTON STORK, OMAHA
It consists -almost entirely of n solid car
load of nil kinds of cnrr.ct. Almost nil of
thorn nro tho Alexander Smith & Sons' cnake,
and tho bulk of them are absolutely sound
nnd perfect. They nro In ntsolutcly now
patterns, most of them with borders. Very
few of them slightly damaged.
In this car Is also a small lot of Moquctte
and Axmtnster carpet In absolutely sound
and perfect condition, with or without
border.
Theso all go on snlo Monday morning.
And as wo bought this lot very cheap, wo
will bo nblo to ofler the greatest carpet
bargains that havo ever been known.
Thero Is still ono carload to nrrlvc. c
do not know what It contains, will nnnounco
in tomorrow's paper.
Watch tho papers for this big salo Mon
day nt
BOSTON STORE, OMAHA.
X. W. Cor. ICth & Douglas Sts.
Suggests an untidy woman, and the sharm
of many n faco is lost when u front tooth la
gone, When a front tooth Is gone wo ro
pluco It without a plate,
Extracting 25a
Vitalised Air 50s
Silver Killings 75c
Tali's Philadelphia Dental Rooms.
1317 IJUUGLAa ST.
city marshal of Charleston, Mo., In this
tlty on October 11. lt9!. wns hanged hero
today In thu presence of about l(u specta
tor TIk widow nnd children of the
murdervd man saw the execution from un
tipper window of tho court house.
5
Scofiold's
Why t'liilrcKx In the Iliirlf
When by traveling In tho luxurious Bleep
In cars of tho CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE
AND ST. PAUL RAILWAY you may turn
on tho electric lamp and mako tho berth as
light as day.
City Office, 1504 Farnam at.
Woninii Wlliii'Kirn I'vcciit Ion.
ST LOl'Ift. Anrh 20. A sneclnl to tho
I'oM-Dlspiitcli from Cairo. III., says: Riley
Powell, the negro who murdered Elmo Erie,
Schaefers
Sarsaparilla 65c
('rniner'x Ktilni-y Cure "."(
I'nlne'n (Vliry Coniioiiiiil ...... Ullc
Syrup of Flux, Cnllforiilu -Ut
.Interim: ."lli
Ilronio (Intuitu I.'i
HooiI'm SiirMiiiuirlllu ll)c
l' ru in III IMIc Cure 10c
AJux TiiIiIi'Ih .. .Illi
I'l'ruiui 7.1c
llostrttt'r'.i HIM) 7."c
Wine of dirilul 7.1c
Carter's I.Ucr IMIln 1.1c
ScoII'n KiiiuInIoii 7.1c
I'liynrliif l.,1il
(IxoiiiiiInIoii 7.1c
Wi'Nt crvo nnil Ilrnln illlc
S. S. S 7,-,.
I ilor.cn l!-(truln tlulnliic CiiiiniiIon 7c
I ilorcu :i-Krnlu (lulnliie CiiiiniiIcn Hit
1 iloxi'ii r.-uriiln (luliiln CiiiihiiIch 1.1c
Ladies
Jickofs
Representing the
Latest Styles.
ET0NS Mni" black nnd tho
popular tan shades. Hnnd
somo black Taffeta Silk Etotis,
Kersey Appllqued Etons.
BOX COATS 1 Wck and tan
shades, as wel as a full
lino of stnplo styles in
half-fitting and tlght-flt; lrg
Jnckctn.
SELECT NOW WHILE THE ASSORTMENT
IS COMPLETE.
LKSCOflELD
I ClOAiasUITGO.
1510 Dotmlns St.
FACTS VS. THEORY
Havo you decided to paint this spring
If so let us figure with you. Our painter
can tell you Just how much material to buy
no guess work. Just what it will cast,
and how It should bo put on. The pointers
you can get may savo you dollars. By
using
SGHAEFER
CUT PRICK
DRUGGIST.
Cor. Kith nnil Clilcnuo Sin.
Patton's Master Painter's White
You havo n paint superior to whlto lead
for this climate, being composed of lead
nnd zinc In tho proper proportions. There
havo been tons of It used In Omaha and vi
cinity and no complaints. Theso aro facts,
nnd they beat theories In newspaper adrt
nil to pieces. Call at tho oldest paint nnd
glass house In town nnd be convinced.
J. A. FULLER & CO
CUT 1'tXICi: I1UUOG1STS,
Oldest I'll I nt IIoiinp In Oinnlin.
Mill nml Douglas Sin.
Ol'ia.V A 1,1, N1CHT.
ABona Fide Alteration Sale
of High Grade
PIANOS
Tho recent flro which occurred next door to us damaged our entire building
to such an extent that we arc obliged to romodel samo throughout. Our con
tract with the different factories compells us to sell at east 100 pianos a
month and to live up to our promised o will mako prices to suit the most econom
ical buyers.- Hundreds of flno brand new pianos, including tho STEINWAY,
tho greatest piano In the world, tho celebrated STEGER, tho VOSE, A. B.
CHASE. IVEHS & POND, EMERSON, PACKARD and other standard makes
can be purchased at thls great salo at prices never beard of in the history of
plans buying, .
New Pianos $128, $142, $1.56 and up,
Fine Knabe Rosewood Case, only $98.
Checkering Upright, big snap, $158.
Ckickering Parlor Grand, only $4.50.
Two big bargains in Hallet and Davis and
Kimball Uprights.
Easy monthly payments If desired, flno stool and scarf freo with each
piano. We repair pianos at our own facotry and guarantee satisfaction. New
pianos for rent. Klne tuning. Telephone 1625. Wrlto for catalogues, prices
and terms, or call and seo tho wonderful self-playing Pianola, tho greatest musi
cal Invention of tho century. It plays any piano anyone can play It.
SCHMOLLER & MUELLER
The Old Reliable Piano House.
1313 Farnam St., Omaha. 337 Broadway, Go. Bluffs
Saturday,
April 21st
HAYDEKs
Extra Special Sale of Men$
fine Spring Suits.
850 mon's suits, 100 patterns to select from and every suit is
worth and sold elsewhere from $10 to $15, P7 Ef
Sale price Saturday 4 .JVJ
Values of This Sort
Make ita foregone conclusion that we should sell all tho
clothing sold in Omaha Saturday. All tho newest and best,
absolutely all wool men's suits, mado from bright, snappy
fabrics, good substantial tailoring and what is more, perfect
fitting.
Ask to see our 10, $12.50 and $15 11. S. & M mon's
spring suits, lit and tailoring is equal only to the made-to-or-dor
kind.
Special Offerings in Our Boys' and
Children's Clothing
Department for Saturday.
Boys' doublo breasted suits, sizes 7 to 16, over 400 pat
terns to solect from, at 95c, $1.50, $1.05, $2.50, $2.95, $3.75
and $4.50. Every suit worth double.
Boys' vesteo and sailor knee suits; size3 3 to 8, at $1.25,
$2.50, $2.95, $8.50, $4.50 and $5. Every suit the latest style.
HAYDEN BROS.
Selling the Most Clothing in Omaha.
m'mk
Ladies'
Suits,
Ladies'
Skirts,
Ladies'
Waists.
The whole history
of The Nebraska
is a tale of con
stant effort to be
entirely honest to our friends and to ourselves, of
constant watchfulness of your necessity and of any
possible error on our part. If you have recognized
this fact as characteristic of us, and we believe you
have, then you will be tempted by theso prices--
jor Ladies Tailor-Made Suits stylish and
perfect fitting, eton or flv fronl iacknt.bnY
back skirt, satin faced reveres, this suit is worth $7.50
our price $4.90.
0 fr LmUca Man-Tailored Suits made, of
xJJJ .JV all wool cheviot, mado in the latest stylos,
fly front or box jacket, pleated skirt, this suit is a
great seller this season and should bring 10 or 12 dol-
wire, iiur pricu only sw.OU.
ft WK
$4.90
Q (( for Ladies Fine Tailor-Made Suite (ion
vJJJ.VU bio breasted, silk lined jacket, noarsilk
lined skirt, box pleat, this suit cnines in either light
or dark gray, our price only $9.
S? 'ift f0r La(Ues'' Black lifofefino qualify
JU taffeta, tucked, with now corded back, do-
lacnauio collar, fitted lining, worth $4, for $2.50.
TSS Qfl or Linl'eH'' Silk Underskirts lino silk taf
pLnJV fota, nicely made, all colors, deep lined,
umbrella rufile, worth $5, for $2.90.
$3 CJH for Ladies' Dress Skirts fine quality homo
J.JU Bpun, nicely tailored, real value $0, our
1 rice only $3. 60.
95c
for Children's Eeefers nicely trimmed
white braid, nicely mado, only 95c.
in
'lO fr &u'ld''en''sl?cef6's--briud trimmed, sailor
liJv collar, a very pretty and stylish little reefer,
1
ried selection
millinery,
In the Millinery
Just received 250 new pattern
hats, no two alike, hats that
would cost trimmed to .order no
less than $6, are hero for your se
lection, only $2.50.
Nowhere else in Omaha
are you privileged to choose
from such a large and va-
of ready-to-put on suits and
rare o ih&b j.imi iiu i
UAVftFlll Sample Suits, Silk
nAT UCnS Waists and Skirts
An advantageous investment can now
be made with a certainty of style and qual
ity. Wo havo a number of sample suits re
cently purchased by our New York buyer at
50c on the dollar. They aro beauties, every
one of them. Thoy come in taffetas, home
spuns, broadcloths, lino Venetians, in grays,
blacks, tans, browns and reds- They go on
salo at just half price worth i
$25.00, our price L,kJKJ
Another lot of suitB in homorfpuns of all
shades, Venetians of all shades and serges of
all shades. All the new styles, silk lined
jackets, percaline lined skirts, worth up to
$15.00 sample salo price, EL
only u&yJ
Another lot of suits, worth $10, for $4.90.
Silk Waists 500 silk waists bought from tlio Fashion
Manufacturing Co., secured by our Now York buyer at less
than tho cost of material.
Women's taffeta waists in all tho now shades, including
black, trimmed with lace, beautiful garments, A Oft
worth $8 and $9, for . V O
Wh havo ovorythlng nnd anything you wish lu slllt waists from tho medium to tho
very host.
Wash Waists, etc.
Slore wash waists on our counters and a Inrsor assortment of patterns and elzes
than all tho houses In Omaha combined.
SO dozen wash whIhIh with whlto crab roldcred yoko; mado up In tho newest styles
at 60c.
Kour tables whlto lawn walBts. mado ui In tho very prettiest ntyles, trimmed with
laco and embroidery, go at 1 00. 11.50. J3.00 and up to $0.M.
Indies' Dressing Bac(ueB in tho now Iuvmih at 7c. 5100 and $1.50.
E0 dozen ladles wrappers, worth $2.00, at 08c.
25 dozen ladles" wrappers at 3!)c.
ncad bargains on pago 7- Attend the g rcat millinery nale.
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