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12 TIIE OarAITA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, AFTUD. LM, 1900. TROUBLES OF LORD LINTON Echo of Hli Eemantlo Marriagt Oomei Up in the District Court. ATTORNEY IS GIVEN JUDGMENT FOR FEtS fco ril I,ln(on of KiikIiiiiiI Mnrrlen mi Aiiii'rli'un llrlrca anil Iliirountor Dllllcilll) III .MiuHIkIiiK III AVrnHh Iti-iiort Illctl. In tho omce of tho district clork Monday morning, thoro wan an echo of the romantic marriage of Lord Adolphua Frodcrlck Lin ton an nffalr of International Importance a few years ago. Thla nobleman roado a triumphant tour of tho United Stance and captured nn Ohio heiress for a bride. Her (wealth was counted only by an abrogation of big figures, Tho lord was not no very plethorlo of purse, but hii had a title, which combined with bin dignity, cauncd tho bride to bo liberal In financial affair. Tho Omaha end of this story had Its origin nbouc ton yearn nE when Lord nnd Lady Linton camo hero on a tour of pleasure end ivoro m Impressed with tho outlook that they mado largo Investments, Completing their circuit of tho globo, they ROttlcd down In Kngland. Meanwhllo John T. Cithers, en attorney of this city, was employed to look after tho legal Interests of the Llntons In Omaha. Mr. Cathcrs found his under taking flomowhat arduous, ho cols forth, nnd In tho cotirttoof ovents ho found It neccs s.iry to advance money for tho prosecution of hlu clients' business which camo up In tho courts nnd othcrwleo from time to time. Bovcml yoaro ago suit was brought by the nttornoy for tho collection of 127,166, nnd Lord Adolphus Frederick pnd Phocbo Ko bckah Kllzabcth Linton, hla wife, were named, as defendants. Tho amount men tioned in tho petition waa what Lawyer Cathcrs claimed to bo duo him for legal cervices nnd for cash advanced. , Aftor going through tho numerous Ins and ouU) of tho courts, tho rnso finally camo up beforo Nelson C. Pratt, who nctcd us refireo. Tho hearing was extended and tedious. Then camo delay In the filing of tho reforce's report. Attorney Cathors wont Into court a tow days ago with a motion calling upon tho referee to fllo his report. Tho report waa filed yesterday morning. It Is tv voluminous document of 1,200 closely typewritten pagos. Tho reforeo finds that Attorney Cathcrs Is entitled to collect $6,187 lor his services, a part of tho original claim (having been paid slnco suit was Instltutod uovoral years ago. In tho referee's report It appears that Lawyer Cathcrs appeared In court nlncty-nlno times on behalf of tho Llntons, during his engagement with them, ntolr property Interests In Omaha wcro largo, consisting principally of real estate Of lato years thoy have suffered rovorscs nnd tholr wealth la rapidly gilding away, It Is said. Lord and Lady Linton nro re ported to bo In Italy at present, whero they have been spending tho winter. Tho attorney fees nro only a part of tho expense Lord and Lady Linton havo In curred In litigation over their Omaha prop erty, for tho court coats nro enormous. Tho Btonogrnphers who do "pleco work" have reaped a harvest for lnstanco, tho sten ographic work on tho roforee'a report Is billed at I2S0. COUHT.H TAICM HOLIDAY. I'rnctlcnlly No IliiHlnrnn Done by Any of the .IiiiIkck. Several county oftlcc3 wero closed on account of Arbor day and unusual stlllnefn prevailed about tho court house. There was no 'business In Judgo Dakcr's court, -which, ns a rule, Is tho busiest center. Judgo Vin eonhalcr of tho county court -was present, but his ofllco forco, -with tho exception of ono or two members, took a lay-off and thoro twas practically no business. Judgo Estollo has returned from tho Hurt county bench nnd will bo In his court room tho Tomaindcr of tho week to hear motions. Tho docket for this term Is practically closod Jn each of tho courts. Tho next term opens Blay 7 and the docket Is heavy In civil bus iness, with about tho usual criminal aggro Ration. Notwithstanding tho holiday, tho ofTico of tho district clork was open for tho filing of papers and somo of tho moro urgent court business was looked aftor by n few of tho Judges. SJliyor Jlonrpn' HuMn Cnllril. Twonty-ono BUlts of Mayor Frank E. Moorcs against Douglas county for fees which ho claims as a part of tho emoluments that accrued during his tonuro as ciirk of tho district court, -wero called In J;dgo Baxter's division of tho district court at 3 o'clock this afternoon. While thoro are twonty-ono different suits, tho prlnclplo In Tolved Is Idontlcal In each and tho results of ono will determine, tho fato of the others. This nctlon by Mayor Moorcs comoj on nppeal from the allowances mado by tho county commissioners. The foo bills In question -were denied by tho commlHRloners. Tho aggregato sura Involved Is nbout $30,-000. ClimiK "f TIiiiok. Tho Sioux City limited on tho C, St. P., M. & O. now leaves Wobster street station nt 3:50 p. m. dHlly. This train carries ob sorvatlon cafo car, Meals served n la carto. Itcturnlng, train arrives at Omaha 11:10 x. ni. Tho afternoon local leaves nt 5:15 p. m.. running as far north an Oakand, stopping nt all stations. Returning, this train reacheo. Omaha nt 8:15 a. m. Tho morning train still leaves at 6 o'clock. This and the Sioux City limited mako connections at Emerson for nil points on tho branches and at Sioux City for Lemaro, Worthlngton. Sioux Falls, Mankato, St. Paul, Minneapolis and points north. NAME CENSUS ENUMERATORS Mill! Women Will Itecelve Co in mil lion, lint Tlielt- .nnirn Will .ol He .Mmlo KiiiMrn. Tin- Attention nt the traveling publlo Is respectfully Invited to tho magnlflcont equipment offered to, patrons of the CHICAOO, MILWAUKEE AND ST. TAUL ItAILWAY between Omaha and Chl tfago. Solid vestlbuled, steam hoated and cloctrla lighted trains. Palaco sleepers and diners, buffet and library cars, frco reclin ing chair cars, fast time and union depots. City Ticket OfTlce, J504 Farnam st. F. A. NASH, Qoneral Western Agent. fTo Minneapolis and St. Paul. It Is via the Illinois Ccntrnl It. II. Magnificent equip ment and fast tlmo. Tlckots and sleeping car reservations at 1102 Farnam street. Omaha Tent nnd Itubber company are pre pared to fill nil ordors tents, awnings and ennvns goods. Now location, corner 11th and Harney. 'Phone 8S3. Census supervisor D. H. Wheeler has received .from Washington tho names of tho enumerators appointed for tho Second Nebraska district. At tho same tlmo ho received special Instructions not to maka tho names public. Yesterday ho sent letters to tho successful applicants, telling them to call nt his omce, take the necessary oath nnd receive tholr commissions. The samo letter tells them not to advertise tbo fact of their appointment. Tho list of appointees Includes the names of nlno women, who havo been appointed to enumerate resident districts In tho city of Omahn. This Is tbo first time, so far ns known, that women have been so employed In Omaha nnd Major Wheeler expects them to mako a better showing than the average. As soon ns tho necessary blanks nrrlvo Mr. Wheeler will begin to teach school. On several days beforo Juno 1, tbo date when their work will begin, tho enumerators will meet tho supervisor and will be drilled In tho work. Their text book will bo n vol umo sent to each appolntco containing In structions in method and style. Tho school will bo a largo one, as thcro nro 135 enumer ators In this district. IS SATISFIED WITH OMAHA Mnprrlnteiiilrii t I'curne Snyn He In Not an Applicant for the Clilenuo S line rln tendency. Superintendent C. 0. Pearsc, of tho Omaha schools declines to confirm a rumor to the effect that ho Is nn applicant for tho su- penntendency of the Chicago schools to suc ceed Prof. E. Henjnmln Andrews, who has resigned to accept tho position of chancellor of tho Nebraska Stato university. I am not," waa tho emphatic response of Mr. Pcarso when asked If ho wore a can didate. "Such a position as tho sunerln- tendency at Chicago Is not ono to bo lightly assumed or sought. The Hoard of Educa tion of that city will likely chooso tho man thc want, not tho man who 'hustles' for tho place. To succeed well In tho place, a man should have sufficient reputation so that the board thero would not bo ignorant of him, and If that Is tho case thoy will go after him, if thoy think ho Is tho man they want tho man who can do what thoy think they need to havo done. Have I had any Indication that I nm likely to be considered there? Nono whatever. Omaha Is a good field and I havo no fault to find with con dition; or with my situation In tho schools of Omaha." B. L. ASSOCIATION MEETING n Ik th Annunl Convention of I.ocnl AHsoclntlt nn to He Held at Schuyler Toclny. Tho eighth annual meeting nt ihn Xo. braska State Lcaguo of Local nulldlng nnd Loan Associations will he hnlri at Sphnvlnr today. Officers will bo elected for tlin ensuing year and addresses delivered as fol lows: "A Pica for tho neflnlrn Rvmt Loans." O. M. Nattlneer. Omnha! "UnIMInn- and Loan Associations and Savings flanks Combined," P. L. Hall, secretary Stato Bank ing board; "Deslrablo Changes to the New Law In Iiecard to Llmildntlnnn orshlps,"C. F. Bentley, Grand Island, Neb.; "wnen Should a Series Bo Declared Ma tured?" J. E. Arnold, Schuyler, Neb.; "Tho Desirability of nulldlni? nm! T-nnn Ae.nxla- tlons Being Empoworcd to Invest Surplus Cash In General Fund Warrants or In State and United States Bonds," O. F. Gllraore, Omaha; "Tho First Association of Ne braska," Thomas J. Fitzmorris, president United States League, Omaha. Cook's Imperial Extra Dry Champagne has no superior. A largo yearly increase In Us sales says so. Announcement. Friday night Ada Rohan. Internationally famed as a comcdlenno, will open at Boyd's for a brlof engagcimont. During her stay sbo win present "Tho Taming of tho Shrew" nnd "Tho School for ScanHal." It Is a sin gular thing that tho two women chosen as tho bost types of American womanhood should appear In Omaha in the same week Miss Kohan being . ono and Miss Maudo Adams tho other. Both havo had casts of statues of precious metal. Ilss Itehan, It will bo remembered, looked down upon the crowds nt tho Chicago World's fair In tho shape of a solid gold statue and Miss Adams will stand In heroic slzo In the Amer ican exhibit at tho Paris exposition In tho form of a atatuo of solid gold. RAILROAD WRECKED CARPETS Btiton Biora Railroad Wreck Oarpat Sals Canaei an Immenaa Sensation. TODAY 50C OIL CLOTH I5C. Xever Hefore Wim There Siieh nn tin. mene Sole of II lull Clnnn C'nrieln lit Such llldlctiloiinly I, hit Prices (iomU Are Almost Sound. AT BOSTON STnnn Omaha. $1.50 CARPETS (nil perfect) FOR 69c YD. All thO absolutely nnlttlrl nn,l nnrrWt tnn. quetto, Wilton, Velvet and Axmlnster car pots, In nil tho new nnd stylish patterns, un ami wimolit borders, go nt 09c yard, Nono worth Irs than il.in vrl.. of It worth $1.50 yd., nt 69c yd. $1 SCOTCH VELVET CARPETS GO AT 49c aii tno hcotch Velvet, nil tho 10-wlre Brussels, with nnd without W,l nra nil nh. solutely new patterns, go nt 19c yd. .rc BRUSSELS CARPETS AT 39c. All tho reirulnr 75c Itrnuolu mrnnia In nil absolutely now nnd stylish patterns, al most sound nnd perfect, somn of it lli?hilv mussed, nt 39c. $50.00 AND $25.00 RUGS $15.00 All tho blc ruca. lit thn Rrntrti Wlltnn. Moquetto nnd Axmlnster, 9x12 rugs. All In the new orlontnl tmtlemo utt-IMlv Mtrh class and nono worth less than $25.00, nnd somq worm nearly doublo that prlco. There aro nlj nearly 100 m.lttn-lln rnrnntn nil handsome Axmlnster, Moquctte, Wilton, Velvet, etc., with borders to match; most of them very largo size. Wo make ono uni form prlco on this immense lot of rugs, $15 each. Novcr boforo was there such a bargain. 65c ALL WOOL INGRAIN CARPET 25c. Strictly nil. wool InirrnlrV It slightly nailed, nono of It hndlv il.imsisnrl. go at 25c yard. Think of It, all wool carpet 25o yard. fISc CARPET 39c. All tho very best crndn of Rtrlptlv nil wnnl Ingrain carnot. all nbsnluielv nnlltirl anil perfect; thero Is no better Ingrain carpet raauo ni any price, go nt 39c. $u.00 RUGS GO AT $1.25 EACH. All tho 36x72 nnd .".OxCn l7n MnnltnMe Axmlnster, Wilton nnd Smyrna rugs, that sell up to $5.00, go nt $1.25. $1.25 RUGS 19c. All tho body Brussels. Moouette. A-rmln. tor nnd Velvet rugs that generally sell nt ii.ii), go nt, eacn, 49c. ALL THE OIL CLOTH 15c SQ. YD. All tho oil cloth in this lot, sorno badly damaged, but tho damaged rtart has beer cut awny leaving only the sound nnd per fect oil cloth, every quality, In this Bale at 15c cq. yd. OVER CARLOAD STRAW MATTING ON SALE. All of tho straw matting from thin pur chase, divided Into threo lots, worth from 18o to 75c. All of them oound nnd perfect. Wo offer them today nt 10c, 15c and 25c yd. This Includes somo of the llnest mat ting ever Imported. 3 CASES LACE CURTAINS ON SALE. Threo cases all kinds Nottingham laoc curtains, wmo cheap, somo fine, somo very fine. Somo badly damaged, some slightly damaged, nnd somo not damaged nt nil. Wo offer them today as long as thoy last at 25c each. BOSTON STORE, OMAHA, N. W. Cor. ICth and Douglas Sts. Stonecypher, printer, ad-writor. Up-to-daU cuts for sale. 1201 Howard. Tel, 1310. Seo C. F. Harrison's Real Estate Bargains. TRY ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE A powder to be shaken Into tho shoes. Your feet feel swollen, nervous and hot, and get tired easily. If you have smarting feet or tight shoes, try Allen's Foot-Ease. It cools the feet nnd makes walking easy. Cures swollen and sweating feet. Ingrowing nails, bll.'ters nnd callous spots, ftclloves corns nnd bunlonx of all pain and gives rest nnd comfort Try It today. Sold by all druggtstH and shoe stores for 23c. Trial package FItKU. Address, Allen S. Olmsted, LeRoy, N Y A Iluniliinnie Trnln. The "Chicago Limited," via Illinois Cen tral R. R Is without question the most up-to-date train between Omaha and Chi cago. Its equipment cbnslsts of drawing room sleeping cars, buffot smoking and li brary car, free reclining chair care nnd coaches. Wldo vestlbuled throughout. Leaves Union Station at 7:35 p. to. Tickets at 1402 Farnam street. V'i, Undress In c!ie tlnrk When by traveling In tho luxurious sleep ing cnt of tho CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL RAILWAY you may turn on the electric lamp and mako the berth as light as day. City Office, 1504 Farnam st. For Coughs, Colds, Etc. Use that preparation wo prepare, called BCHAKFElt'S COUOH SYRUP. It cer. talnly will help your cough. Comos put up in bottles and sells for 20c. Cramer's Kidney Ctiro 75c Hyrup of Figs 29o I'alno's Celery Compound 69o Cnstorla 23o Ajnx Tablets 40c ptar Hon 40c H. S. S 73c Hchaefer's Sarsaparllla ' 65c Oolory Nervine itc llu-Cnn Hair Tonlo 75o 3'oruna 75o J.lsterlno Mo Kcott's Emulsion 7ro Ozomtilslon 75c I'hysclne $350 'Homelier Jiuiers o West'H Hrnln nnd Nerve Trcatmeni.... mo Mnlled Milk 40c, 76c. $J.15 J'ond's Extract 40o Klcctrlo Bitters 40c CUT PRICK DKIJfiG 1ST Cor. lHh unil Chlcnuo Sli, SGHAEFER J TO "by CHIK Iony In AdniM estare Weak Man. Wo K3 our remedies and -tppllanee (for men only) on trial and approval. II not tho (Imndeat Thing oa Earth for weak and debiU-tak-d men, ihlp nil back at our expenw. rav nothing. Rare little book, tells it aU, mailed free. MEDICAL CO., BUFrALO, N.f. DOES COFFEE AGREE WITH YOU ? If not, drink Gratn-O mart from pure grains, A lady writes: "The first time I made Graln-O I did not like It, but after using It for one week nothing would Indues tne to co baok to coffee." It nnnrl.ti.a mnA feeds the systom. The children can drink ' u ireeiy wun rreai oenent. It It the trencthenlng substance of pure grulna. Get a package today from your grocer, fol low the directions In making It and you will hvo a delicious and healthful, table beverago for old and young. 15c and 2Sc. DENVER BUFFET LIBRARY CARS Best Dining Gar Service. MANHOOD! WOMANHOODS Manly rixor r stored, youth's ml .taken correct!, fSredt The Kerr Medical Institute Jloi CU.Itl, Cincinnati. Ohio. EUl)llhel 17, Tli old. 'arsmtand mot wldalr known Inntltutlon In we UJi Hook nvnt pld f re lor lour ceuU la ttiimba - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' I I I I tie lBiiuMiirw mmm I t . i.: . - . . r 'r i 6 TWO WAYS TO CALIFORNIA FIRST WAY-In the through sleeping car for San Francisco, which leaves Oma ha 4:23 p. m. dally, und arrives S.in Fran cisco 4:15 p. m. third day thereafter. SECOND WAV-In tho through tourist car for Los Angeles, which leaves Omaha 4S5 p. m. every Thursday. Uoth ways take you through Denver nnd Salt Ijtko Cltv past the most magnificent Mccnery on tho globe. Ticket rjfllce, 1 502 Farnam St. I Tel. 250. Burlington Station, 10th and Mason Sts. Tel. 128. LANGUID children arc sick children. Their inactivity and sober faces arc not in keeping with robust childhood. They lack vitality and resistive power, and arc very susceptible to colds and contagiousdiseases. ,5cotl&5trtufsicrL brings new life to such chil dren. It enriches the blood; it restores health and activ ity ; it gives vigor and vitality to mind and body. x. and ft.m. all druggists, SCOTl & 1IOWNK, Chemists, New York. 93,000,000 MILES Is tho dlatnnr'o from tho earth to tho mm, fltl npfrmhnt 1 tha illatntuin la i.l.nU " - v i 4 nr i""iiiiii n tiuiiwn 3,000,000 miles less than on July 1. A trnln iravcuiisr j.mii miles a uny would requiro 24 years to make tho Journey The heat irom me sun is so great mat tno amount received by tho earth In one year would melt 11 shell nf I-.. 117 fuel thMt nil ,.n- tho earth's surface From this you will observe that great cam should bo exercised in acn-cunK a paint inai win wnnstanu thin Intpnnii lion. U'a rnn nrnirn l.nt.rtml .. rcasonablo doubt" that PATTON'S SUN-PROOF PAINTS nro tho best for outside tne now on the market. Houses, barns, fences and out buildings painted with them Inst loncer, look better mid cost les sthan any you can put on. Prlco 1.45 per gallon, and ono gallon will cover 260 square feet, two conts. bom ai mo old reliable ?amt nnd class house of J. A. FULLER & CD CUT l'RICH DRUGGISTS, Oldest I'nlnt Utilise lit Oniulin. Hth nnil DoiiiclnM Sl. OI'KN ALL .MGIIT. Splendid Train Service. To the Wost TOOTH AND NAIL Tooth Brushes for 10c, worth 25c lrtok In our big window nnd you will seo . about 60 gross of Tooth Urushrs. 'ilio 1 prices nt which we sell them tell the story. we nre "long" on Tooth Hrushcs, Our 25c Nai! Brushes are Worth 50c Look In our window nnd see whether you ngreo with us. Sherman & McGonnell Drug Go New Location- Coiner 16th nnd Dodge. Corner Opposite (South) of New rostofflce. Laborntory, Wnrehouse and Homoeopathic Department 1513 Dodge St , (Middle of llloek), OMAHA. NER Boys Clothing. Intelligent Appreciation of clothing qualities tell in our favor. Our Boys' Blue Serge Suits To ttio West DON'T PUT IT OFF Enjoy n good thing -while yo can; soma day will t too late HYGEIA GERM PROOF WATER FILTER Unquestionably tho beat pressure Filter mods. Many stylss and sires ndaptod for private fami lies, hotels, resUuranta, soda fountains, etc, at prices from $5.00 up. Call and sea them connected up and In operation at our Btore. Over 300 of those Flltsrs now In uso In this city. Wo aro cxcluslvo Oman agents. MILTON ROGERS & SON I4fh and Farnam Sts. Aro just a dollar tho best of anything shown in Omaha for tho money. Tho quality, the make, the stylo all of tho latest and bost. Theso suits havo fancy vests that button up just like a man's vest. Tho boy is in his glory with ono of these suits on. A new ship ment since our Easter sale. All the sizes aro here, from llo8 yoars. Eaith and fortune go hand in hand. Tho boys' clothing has your confidence, hence its success great and growing. iHniBBiMSSmBBUIJllllHJSkJJtMa Tm Trains I)nlly to Denver. Ttto Trains Unity to Smn Frnnclso. Three Trains Dally to Oudrn. Two Trains Dally to Halt Lnkt City. Two Trains Dally to Portland, frith DIRECT CONNECTIONS TO ' TACOJIA AND SDATTLU AND Korth Paolflo Goaat Points. MAONIFIOENT EQUIPMENT. $ 5 gS S S$i 5 3 Nearly dsjr saved between Missouri Itlver and Pacific Coast by taking The Famous Overland Route, City Ticket Otllcp, 1302 Karnam It. Tel., 3 10. $5 fluess Seven for Eight. What is it? Send answers to CHAS. D. THOMPSON, Nnspnirr AilrrrtUlnir Aarent, S14-3ir Karnoh Illock, Omaha. A?i.S))S&5,4S4?,S44$4 IIOCI'TA SADAMVUOU CAI'SUI,KS Cures Gor.orrhoea. Gleet, unnatural dls chnrges In a fsw days. All drucslsts, accept only Oocuta, by mnll J1.G0. full directions. UICK fz (jo., i&i centre St.. nnw voric Keep Your Eye on Hayden's Daily Ads, to (iet Your Moneys Worth. UlVilLCil' GREAT IIAT UCllS SUIT SALE. Selling the Best Clothing in Omaha, enamos us 10 sen ma mosi; ciotmng in umana. vuere can you buy as ood clotliing as that mado by 'Hackott, Carhart & Co., Alichaels, Stern & Co, and Hart, Schaffner & Marx? We handle tho suits mado by these celebrated houses and also many other fine makes. "We guarantee fabric, stylo and fit. We save you fully 25 per cent on the price. Just now we are having a special run on a big lot of Men's Fine Suits that are handsomely and dependably tailored, over 100 pat terns to select from, this season's newest stylo garments that will wear well, look well and hold their shape. Other stores are asking 812.50 and $15 for Bamo quality, you C can have your choice here for , - .-v At $10.00, $12.50 and . $15 wo show all the newest and best men's all wool suits, in bright snappy fabrics, and put together by the best tailors in America. We guarantee every garment to give satisfactory wear or your money back. Bargains in Boys' and Children's Clothing. Boys' double breasted knee pants suits, sizes 7 to 1(J, over 400 patterns to select from, at 95c, $1.50, $1.95, $2.50, $2.95, $8.75 and $4.50. Every suit worth double. Boys' vesteo and sailor suits; sizes 3 to 8, at $1.25, $2.50, $2.95, $3.50, $4.50 and $5. Every suit tho latest stylo. HAYDEN BROS. Selling "The People's Stock." 1515 Doue-las St. 1515 This Store Quits Tuesday afternoon wo put on sale the swell est footwear in Omaha for misses, children and infants. Specially arranged. Twenty fivo expert shoe fitters in attendance. Each and every shoo carefully fitted. Price less than half. The Howe Shoe Co. 1515 Douirlas St. 1515 Well Known Pianos ft-v tionsalc. 150 instrumnnts to sulcct from, including such woll known makes aa the . . STEIIMWAY . . A. B. Chase, Vose, Emerson, Steger, Ivers & Pond, Packard and C. D. Pease Pianos. $300 Pianos $188 TASY monthly payments il!Otzrk r : (JCCQ . If desired. A lino stool and $5U Pianos ftifcjo s BCnrf freo wlth cach plano $200 Pianos $138 ""H" '?rlfrcnt; 'Tel. 1C25. Wrlto for catalogues, 21 SECOND-HAND PIANOS. jirlcrs and tenno, or call and bco $100.00 91U5.00. tho wonderful SELP-PLAYINO OHfJANS PIANOLA. It plays any piano. 9 m.oo i?ur..oo 9:ir..on Anyone can play it. SCHMOLLER & MUELLER Tlie Old Reliable Piano House. 1313 Farnam St., Omaha. 337 Broadway, Co. Bluffs Keep Your Eye on Hayden's Daily Ads, to Get Your Money's Worth. HatDEH PA'S Shoe Sale Selling 4 Big Stocks of Fins, New Shoes, Less than Manufacturer's Cost. Astonishes all Competition and Pleases Thousands t f Customers. That we do and are selling $4 aud 5 Shoes for $197 can be proven to any customeraf lending this great shoe sale. "The People's" Big New Shoe Stock all on Sale Now. Fine standard make of shoes on sale at less than half the prlco other dealers ask for tho same quality stylo of shoes. Tho unmatchablo bargains given hero is why we sell the most' shoes in Omaha. 23c for Infanta' fine 60c patent leather and kid button shoes sizes 1 to S. 49c for Chllds' fine $1.00 kid button shoes, with turn solos and spring heels sizes C to S. '1.33 for Misses' lino J 1.75 and J2 00 vUl kid. laco, spring heel shoes sizes 11 to '1. Si.89 for Ladles' finest (3,50 and $4 vlcl kid, laco shoes In tan and bluck, with hand turned and welt soles Blzoa 2'4 to 8 widths AA to R. for Ladles' flno $2.r0 nnd J3 vlcl kid, laco and button shofs, with turn and welt solM all sizes and widths A to V., $1.38 for Men's linn $3.00 and M.OO box calf and vlcl kid laco shoes In black and tan- welt soles --sizes 0 to 11. $1.97 Si;i.l.l.; "TIIH I'l.THA" SIIOIOS roit Mimr.v. sni,i,iv(i "nn: vrr.Tsn.v hiiokm UAVnC&l SHAG If Children Were Taught In Kchool that cool health Is Iniponslblo with bad teeth thero would bo fower tooth aches, fewer sick pooplo and fewer laro dental bills. Kvurythlng has a beglntiiiiB. Havo your teeth attended to now. (lood Set Tooth 15-00 Oold Crown ' 15-00 Gold Killings U.GOup Tad's Philadelphia Dental Rooms J5I7 DOUGLAS HT. HOWELL'S Anti-Kawf Cilv-fw strength and tono to tho vocal chords. rnakliiK tlii volco clear and CURE YOURSELF! Vm IIIk (i for uuri.tiiriU illirharijci, Innamiim'lniis, IrrlUtloui ur ulrrr.tiont of iiiucoiii rjfnibranr I'.lnlem. ami f.ot ttatrlc. tEi(CHtMir.uCo. nt r poltu'juu.. SINCIitiltTI.O.IKI "T DrniTBUI. c, s. i. 3Br?r "nt ,n r11" rTP,f tl rrfi r f ...... I,.- (T4 gVVI' Oati.uuil m H9 l w itilo.r..