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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 9, 1900)
12 THE OMAHA DAILY KETSt WlfiTWESDAY, MAY 0, 15100. BARGAIN HUNTERS ON HAND Blobodinikj Bl Attended b; Woman, Ohil dria ind Sfcond-Hmd DtaWri. CITY WILL REALIZE ABOUT $100 Ucltnritirnt CoiiKrntiilnf r III mnrt f tlilll .Muni nf the (iooil llclnllKl-cl tu .Hoiiiftini! UNr mill I'rrillftM 'Irinilili-, Tlfty women nncl children, In Kcareh of bargains or dimply curlouu, together with a etoro of caycr Hccoml-haml di-nlcrg gathered at tho reslilencu of tiiln Htobodlnsky, 2u2i! Wirt utreet, ut 10 o'clock ycHtcrday. Mr. Etobodlnnky'R goods, conslmiiiB of a van load of hoiirtahold good, had boon adver tised for bale by the city treasurer to sat isfy arrears In pumonal lazes amounting to U.OSO. The goods were sclzod by distress warrant thrif weckn ago and have been stored at Nineteenth and Nicholas streelH pending salo or settlement of the claim. The salo wai In charge of Deputy Ilort Hush of tho treasurer's ofilce, who trans tormol himself gracefully Into nn auction eer. In accordance with law he conducted tun nalo In tho front yard of tho delinquent. Thcro was no objection rnliwd by the In mates, the curtains wero diawu and tho premlios m-cmcd deserted "Thmo good and chattels." declaimed Dnputy Hush, "or so murh thereof art will latlufy tho claims of the city of Omaha will bo sold to tho highest bidder for rah. ' How much m I offered for this rare old autl(iic?" continued tho deputy, heultat lng to apply n moro cpeclllc term. Tho "runt antique" ui wrought of brawi and boro n mysterious appearance. It whs ap parently a mixture of chafing dish and am brosial urn. Thero was a receptacle within for rharcoal nnd a surrounding basin whore, water or other liquid might bo hen'ed. It was richly ornamented and evidently of considerable original value. "I will glf you 3.G0," said M. Kavotz, a second-hand dealer. The women of tho neighborhood wero silent and Kavotz won. IIo boasted later that tho piece was worth $50. It was brought from Kustla, he Hald, nnd nothing llko It Is mado In America. The nobility uko such a utcnill for the prepara tion of tea when traveling. "Hero aro a pair of very flno plush cur tains," continued tho deputy recklessly, "worth anywhere from $5 to f 10 a yard. Thcro oro a pair of 'em; enough to cover i big doorway." Tho bargain-hunters ongorly scrutinized. Otio brought to light a largo Irregular shaped stain. A dealer utartcd tho bidding Indifferently nt $1, but tho women entered tho raco and rapidly ran up tho prlco to $3X0. A colored woman -ho had dono washing for tho Slobodlnskys romnrked In confldenco that tho curtains had cost $8 flvo years ago. At this point a constablo approached tho fceno urging his horso Into n reluctant lope. Ho waved a budget of replovln notices. Tho Halo cuiio to n paiiBo whllo the constable mado formal demand In the name of Hose's nrt Btoro for seventeen pictures about to bo Hold. Ho explained that tho pictures had been sold to Slobodlnsky on Installments nnd that only partial payment had been made. Deputies Dush and Anderson yielded nnd tho engravings were loaded into tho constable's buckboard. Tho ualo proceeded unoventfully nnd nbout $100 was realized, tho furniture going about equally to housekeepers and second-hand rlnalors. Tho poods worn for the mrst part considerably tho worse, for wear and tho iiuctloneom wero well satisfied with the morning's work. iouln Slobldlnsky exprcned to a reporter his resentment at tho abrupt methods of the city treasurer. Ho said that ho was the victim of n political connplracy. "The six teen l)UlldlnEo on Capitol nvcnuo which the treasurer seized," ho said, "aro not mtno ut nil, vm Hennlngs will find when ho tries to miction them oft on Wodneadny. They be longed to tho old Kxporlenco Estnbrook es tate and nro now owned by Henry D. Kwta nrook. I had them built because Mr. Estn. l)rook did not wl9h to bo known as the owner nnd I turned over my lease to Con tractor Selro as collateral to secure tho cost of $10,000. Selro was to draw n part of tho runts until tho money was paid and still has a claim of $1,000. "As for tho furniture and pictures." con tinued Mr. Slobodlnsky, "tho people who buy tht'iu may havo somo troublo In proving their tltla Thero Is scarcely an article that Is nil paid for, as they wero bought on tho Installment plan. Tho city treasurer says I own ovor $1,000 personal taxes, but In reality I owo lew than $100. The goods which ho lias assessed nil along belong to other people. Thero Is a $30 not of Julian Hawthorno's 'History of tho World,' for In stance. I havo only paid $10 on that nnd tho Collier Publishing company will bo ublo to recover them." The llent Itflilfil) for WlioopliiK Co null "Last Kobruary our two-year-old baby had n bad case of whooping cough," snys H. V. Ulbb of Oak Hill. Vn., "and wo found that Chamberlain' Cough Hecnedy did It mioro good than anything else." This rem edy keeps tho cough loose and makes tho Us of coughing lew! frequent nnd leas w vere. It has been used In mnny epidemic of this dlsenso and always with perfect suc 'cw. Thero Is no danger In Riving It to children, for It contains no Injurious sub stance. It Is pleasant to take, too. sur.t.i, jtiions at uovros stohi:. All ltinll(lr ii nil .Mint llitrrinr .VoycI IIm In IMnc l-'oiiMirnr mi !"il" NOW AT HOHTON STOHK, OMAHA. IHiACK, TAN AND I'ATKNT LnATIIBn, Military, common tense, opera and Louis XV hcols. l'lnln nnd silk toppings, Hand turn and welt, In ordinary height, 10-Inch height or low cut, AT $2.50, $S.00. $3.50, $4.00 $5.00 AND $5.00. Hlcycle shoes, new outing shoes, new golf Bhocs. MISSKS', CIUIiDIlEN'S AND HOYS' SHOES All tho latest novelties In cvery-day and dress footwear. Also the new lasts Known as tho "Medical Idea" or "Koot-form" lasts. In' black and tan, plain cloth top, turn and welts. . Also n big line of Infants', children's and mlssscs' plain nnd fancy slippers and strap sandals, In black and all colors. NEW SHOES AT BOSTON STORE. Wo want it distinctly understood that our lino of shoes froni one end to the other Is as flno as money can buy, and It Is selected according to tho latest nnd most approved Ideas of tho east. We are up-to-dato In everything in shoes. If you want a shoe that Is new and good, wo can glvq It to you for lets money than you can buy tho same quality for elsewhere, BOSTON STORE, OMAHA, N. W. Corner 10th and Douglas Streets. OFFICER ASSAILED BY TOUGHS mv .MimiiImt iif the Poller Koror .StrnoU ttltli nn Iron Hot nnd llmllj- Hurl. Ofllccr Shea's helmet probably saved his life Monday night, when one of a gang of toughs struck him with a heavy chunk of Iron. Th" olllcer, ono of the new nppolnteed, hnd been Instructed to disperse n charivari mob which was -making a dlfturbance at a homo nenr Seventeenth and Center, where a wedding was being solemnized. He had done so for the second time when, shortly beforo midnight, the gang retreated to a neighboring house nnd as tho olllcer passed ' this placo ono of tho gang standing on tho porch throw a chunk of Iron, which struck tho left side of tho head, making a deep nnd ragged wound. With blood streaming down his faco and nearly blinding him Shea mailo his way to a patrol box and sent a nngon caII. Ho was removed to the station, where l'ollco Surgeon Ames sewed up tho wound. Tho surgeon sayn tho blow might havo been fatal had not tho helmet brokon Its force. The gang referred to, of whom there wero eight or nine when tho officer was amaulted, Is ono that has mado all kinds of troublo In tho southern part of tho city. The police will make a vigorous offort to round up tho toughs and put them where respect for tho law nnd Ho minions Is compulsory. Olllcer Shea In positive he can Identify tho fellow who hit htm. 'I'll In Store Qui In. Culled from the regular stock Ladles' anil chlldrens' shoes on ealo in basement Wednesday nnd Thursday. Mlssen' slippers, Ian nnd black, sold at $1.28, basement prlco 4Sc. Indies' ohoes, button and lace, black only, sizes 2Vj to r widths AA to E; $4 and $5 shoco, ralo price, 69c, ' Lot of ladles' shoes worth SI. GO to $3.00, salo prlco 30c. Youth nnd boys' shoco, 6Rc, worth $2.50. Baby shoes 2c. Lit of Stacy Adams mens' shoes, broken sizes, $1.28. THE HOWE, 1515 Douglas St. EAGER IS MUCH PLEASED The contract for tho threo electric olovn tors for tho old Morcer Hotel building and also In tho old postotllco was let to tin Warner Elevator company of Cincinnati, O., through Its local representative, Mr. D. V. Munro, 112 North Fourteenth street. Seo C. V. Harrlton's real citato bargains. Siiyn tlip Sjstrm of .Mrnsnrlhir Innnr iiiioe Advert iRoiuriils Should He (ii-ucrnll)- Adopted. Frank D. Eager, tho proprietor of tho populist paper printed nt Lincoln, which has been, fnvorcd with all of the Insurance certificate advertising, passed through Omaha on his way to Sioux Falls Monday. "Tho Insurance men up here do not seem to understand my method of measuring their advertisements," paid Mr. Eager. "The law specifies that tho charge shall bo $1 per square, and I contend that a square does not mean an oblong space, but one that Is a square. That Is tho way I figure It out, although, of course, tho practice has been the other way. The results havo been gratifying to my system of figuring, as my bills havo been questioned by only a fow of tho companies, which I think means that they agree with me that a squaro is a squaro and not nn oblong. It has worked so well that I think other papers ought to adopt It for their legal advertising." "I had stomach trouble twenty years nnd gave up hope oi being cured till I began to use Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. It has dono mo so much good I call It tho savior of my life," writes W. H. Wilkinson, Albany, Tonn. H digests what you cat. Mortnllty StittlxtlcM. Tho following births and deaths were re ported at tho olllce of the Hoard of Health during tho twenty-four hours ended at noon Tuesday: Births John Stolnhousen, Twolfth nnd nnncroft, boy: W. O. Johnson, Second nnd Spring, girl; Wllllnm Uaty, Forty-ninth and Military avenue, boy; W. W. Johnson, 3.1Si Mnndorson, 'boy; II. K. Leeder, 1825 North Twentv-tlist. girl. Deaths Funny Jones, county hospital, 71 years; A. H, Wllgus, Ninth nnd Fnmam, 45 years. Wanted A star tea, cigar and spice sales man, with established trade in Nebraska; stato age. experience and salary or commis sion oxpected. II. C- Fisher, Chicago. Wrlto ads, sell cuts, print anything. Stoneeyphcr, 1201 Howard St. Tel. 1310. Oraphophones, phonographs, gramophones. Oraphophono Co., 1515 Farnam, Omaha. 1 IBfllgl M Excursions DiMivor. Colnrnilo Spiinss or Pueblo and return, .May 1.", .flit. St. Louis mid return, Mny 1.1, 10, 17 nnd WiiNhlnRton nnd return, Mny 10 nnd 20, TVnlmlt nnrt rntni-n Mm oi ,i mi eon I Ticks! Ofllca, Burlington station, 3? 1502 Farnam St. 1 0th and Mason Sts. H. Tel. 2B0. Tel. 120. I BOSTON STOKE LACE CURTAINS The QtsatMt Sle Lice CnrUlns tbtt Etu Took Place in Omiha. $2.50 LAC- CURTAINS, 29C EACH An Importer' lliitlrp Stirpltiw Stock of I' I no .Nottingham, Irlnli I'oliit, llrtiftftull I, nee Ciirtnlnn on Unit' Toil ii nt LESS THAN 25C ON THE DOLLAIl, $2.50 LACE CURTAINS. 2'JC. To facilitate tho speedy selling of thwo laco curtains, wc have divided them Into three lots. AH of thac curtains that generally sell at $2.50 pair, wo havo thrown out on several bargain counters at 29c each. All thoso lace curtaltB, Nottingham, Oul pure, heavy llsh net and other lnce curtains which generally sell up to $3.00 pair. Thero aro 3, 4, 5 nnd G pair of a kind, and go at $1.08 pair. All tho flnwt laco curtains, genuine brus sels, white Irish point, heavy ecruc Irish point, bobblnet nnd fish nets. They would bo cheap at $7.50, but go at $2.03 pair. All. tho Importer' curtain corners. That Is tho traveling men's samples, up to two yards long, and they are sample corners of curtains worth up to $25.00 pair. They aro suitable for sash curtains, hall door cur tains nnd small windows. Thero are Irish point, real brusscls net, ArnbUn nnd u'll high class curtninn. They go ut 4!)c each. In this lot there Is also over 10.000 yards all kinds dotted drapery swiss up to 15 15 Inches wide, and wc have divided It Into three lots at 5c, 10c and 15c yard, worth from 25c to 40 vard. We will also sell 10.000 curtain loops worth 50c, at 6c each. In this salo will bo found a manufactur er's entire accumulation of remnants of up holstery plush, worth up to $1.25, we offer It In long lengths nt 30c ynrd. There are also 25 cases brnw lace cur tain rods. These arc the heavy rods that generally sell nt 50c, wc will sell them today at 15c each. HOSTON STOHE. OMAHA. N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas Sts. AlllllltllllM'lllfllt. At tho Crolghton-Orpheum matinee today an attractive program will bo presented. Tho flnnl amateur performance of the season taker idnro Friday evening of this week. The following amateurs will appear: Myrtlo Hruco and Ethel Smith, comediennes; Hnrry McMullen, eccentric dancer: Lcroy Hroom field, In "One Hlg Hit:" Mile. McDonald, original whltc-faco specially; William Hob ertson and Joseph Drown, barltonp and tenor; Mario Taylor, songs nnd dances; Mnry Tcsncy, singing Boubrette; W. E. Cornwell, tho local Ezra Kendall; Jackoon Cady, musical (specialty; Lillian. McCain, In ternational dancer; Walter Hill, In "Little Hlack Me;" Frances McBserall, vocalist; Ionoy Uithrop nnd company, laugh pro ducers; Kva Myers, vocalist. Tomorrow night John Drew and his ex cellent company will bo seen In Haddon Chambers' latest and txot offering, "The Tyranny of Team;" an the title uuggnrts, n comedy of temperament. Isabello Irving and Ida Conquent nro members of the com pany. Young ArthurvHyron, son of Olive Doud Hyron, tho actor nnd playwright, nnd a nophew oi Ada Helmn is nlno with tho company. Thin Is Mr. Drew's first visit to Omaha In throo years. Ho was last scn here. In "Rosemary." with Maude Adams as his leading woman. KXCUIISIO.V HATKS Via Chlonco, MlliTittlWrr St. Tonl Br. May 10, 20, 21, Washington and return, $32.25. May 21, 22, 23, Detroit and return, $22. Juno 2, 3, 4, 5, Mllwaukco and return, $16.75, City tlckot office, 1504 Farnam street. Telephone 284. Sioux I'll 1 1 w, S. I)., n nil Itrtnrn. On May 7, S and 9 the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. rnul railway will well tickets Omaha to Sioux Falls and return good for return until May 14 for $0.05. City ticket olllco, 1504 Farnam street. Ice Cream Soda 10c All our customers who have drank soda wator this season from our $2,763.40 soda fountain claim It Is better than ever. They are right. Wo serve the tnest delicious soda water In Omaha. Perhaps It is because we've a handsomo young man who knows more nbout mixing fancy drinks than Barnum know about running a circus. Cramer's Kidney Curo 75c I'eruna 73c Carter's Liver Tills 15c Syrup of Fign oc Hromo Qulnlno 15c Wlno of Cardul 73c muiy Man vvnisKey goc Plorco's Favorite Prescription 75c Llsterlno 59c Palno's Celery Compound 09c Plnkham's Compound 750 SGHAEFER " dkij(;gist. Cor. lGth mill Clileuuo Sin. Sec Our Hose Wo havo n big lino of tho txst war ranted brands of hose; that Is, tho rubber kind. Prices from 10c up. If you want lower priced hoso we can fix you with a good grade at 7c. r.Aitmw TOOLS, Shovels, spades, rakes, hots, every thing In tho best qualities at low prices, I.AAVN MOWEItS. This year wo have a bigger lino than over, Including latest ball-bearing mowers. Prices from $2.65 up. t; i.vAM7,i:r wmn skttixo. The kind that's used for fences, ten nis courts, flowers, porches, etc., any width from 12 Inches to 6 feet. Milton Rogers & Son, 14th and Farnam Sts. Get in Line and Join THE G. C. C. Boys Admitted, Too. sun LADins si its rt 'nn tisn vv. Srr Whnl Thry Trr nnd AVIint Thry Look Like In tlif Slum- Wlnitim. AT HOSTON HTORi:, OMAHA, Thursday, May loth, H ston Hinro will placo en sale c 1,2 j0 twelve hundred nnd fifty (1.260) LADIES' STRICTLY MAN TAILORED 8UITS. Made lo retail for $20.00. Made to retail for $15.00. Made to retail for $10.00 YOUR CHOICE OF THE ENTIRE LOT THURSDAY AT $5.00 EACH. This Is tho ontlro stock of a New York manufacturer obliged to sell. The way wo bought them we are able to give you tho choice of all these Flno suits In Imported homespuns, chev iots, Venetians, c6vcrte, serges, novelty checks worth up to $20.00, nt $5.00. Tho Jackets aro all silk lined and somo of tho suits nro silk lined throughout. ALL NEW STYLES. Including new elon box front, slnglo or double breasted and tight fitting Jackets, nnd skirts mado with the now box plaited backs. Take your choice of the entire lot. SUITS WORTH UP TO $20.00, $5.00 EACH THURSDAY. BOSTON STORE, OMAHA. N. W. corner 16th and Douglas streets. NO DANGER OF SUMMER FLOODS "April Hlne" Storv lit 11 MornliiK I'niirr Mnkrn ulhiiTirr WInIi Sin lie. The "April rNo" In tho Missouri liver re ferred to by a morning paper caused a smile of amusement on tho faro of Forecaster Welsh of tho weather burcou. "Tho read ing of the river this morning Is 0.5 feet." he said, "whllo the normal stago for this scaoon of the year is about twelvo feet, so you can eeo the April rlso we nro having. The river Is reported falling nt Sioux City. Hut you have no Idea how an Item llko that will causo worry and trouble. Let tho least hint of a rlso In the river be published and tho dairymen nnd lumber denler will begin to mnko Inquiries and take measures to pro tect thelr property. There l no danger of high" water this year, and I believe that spring nnd summer floods In the Missouri river nro things of tho post." ii.wnn.v nun. l.n.llrV Tnllnr Mndrtilt, 511k WnlnU nnd I'. to n .liw'krtu, $7 00 SILK WAISTS $2 00. $15.00 TAILOR MADE SUITS $.1.98. $10.00 ETON JACKETS $3 98. COO taffeta silk waists, hemstitched nnd nlr tucked, mndo to sell for $7.00. at $2.90. 150 Indies' tailor mndo suits, Jackets silk lined, mado to sell for $15.00. nt $3.98. COO ladlrs' tailor made suits, etou and Jacket styles, tho linings cost more, $4 9?. 200 eton and box front Jackets, made to sell for $12.50, for $3.9S. 10 dozen ladles' un derskirts, worth $1.00, for 25c. DRESS OOODS. Special sale on cMf suitings nt 75c. 9Sc. ($1.25, $1.50. $1.9S, $2.50, $2.98. Special salo on wool chains at 49?. 59c, 75c, 98c. Iins downe in 72 now spring shades for pleating for waists nnd evening gowns. HELDINO HROS, HEST SEWINO SILKS ON SALE THURSDAY 1C SPOOL. OUR NEWEST FOULARDS ARE GOING WITH A RUSH. The finest foulards In America aro now on sale nt Hnyden's big silk department. $1.00 foulards at 59c. $1.25 foulards nt 75c. $1.50 foulards at 9Sc. Hlg bargains In fancy wnlst silks at 39S 59c. 69c. Plain taffetas, worth $1.00, on salo 69c. HAYDEN HROS. Omaha Tent nnd Rubber comoany are pre pared to fill all orders tents, awnings nnd tanvas goods, Now location, corner 11th and Harney. 'Phone 883, LOOK NICE O i THE PORCH Ton per cent off regular prices on our Spring and Summer Imported und Domostlc Woolens, Stylish Inllorlng popular prices. POLACK TAILORING CO., 1305 Farnam St. Hoard Trade blng. ccrtlflcnto paying 6 per cent on $340, for sale at a sacrifice. G 22, Uee I Tho porch chairs will look Just llko new 1 if you paint them with tho SHERWIN- WILLIAMS HUGOY PAINT. This paint I come in elcgnnt shades of RED. HLUE, GREEN and YELLOW. Remember, for tho porch chairs, uso tho Sherwin-Williams HUGOY PAINT. In 25c nnd 43c cans. I'OIt II.VHIIWOOII IM.OOHS ufo Shcrwln-Wllliama "VARNISH STAIN." This article stains and varnlnhes nt ono oporntlon. It comes in OAK, WALNUT, MAHOGANY, CHERRY nnd GREEN. In 33c, 45c nnd 75s cans. CAM, 1'OH COI.OU CAItll.S. Sherman & McGonnell Drug Co. New Location. lGth and Dod0 Splendid Train Service. MEN'S CLOTHING Suit Sale Tot Trains Daily to Denrer. Two Train Dally to San Kranclaa. Three Trains Dally to Offden. Two Trains Dally to Salt LaUt City. Two Trains Dally to Portland, with DIRECT CONNECTIONS TO TACOJIA AND SEATTLE AND ITorth Pacific' Coast Point a. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT. Latest Styles in Cameras Wo havo nil tho latest makes in Kodaks and Cameras and carry roll nblo Instruments only. If you need anything In tho photo supply lino call on us. Kodaks from $1.00 up. Prcmos from $4.25. Pocos from $3.75. Other makes at low prices. See our new Photo Alhum, ONLY TEN CENTS. Also complete lino of now stylo albums. Nearly a, day saved between Missouri IUrer and Pacific Coast by taking; Tho Famous Overland Route. City Tiakat Office, 1.103 Varnaas M. TeL 810. The Robert Dempster Go,, 1215 Farnam St. Wholesale and Ilctnll. HAYDENs selling FINE SHOES. New, stylish shoes direct from the best eastern man ufacturers at fifty cents to two dollars less than othei; stores sell them. "Ultra" Shoes for women, "Stetson" Shoes for men, "Brooks Bros. " Rochester Shoes for women. Closing out fine shoes from three big stocks ut less than the cost of making. 1.89 For ladles' flno $3.00 and 53.50 Vlcl Kid Shoes, loco or button, single, flexible and hand turned soles; nil sizes. i 1.29 For misses' fine $2.00 nnd J2.R0 Vlcl Kid Laco Shoes, spring heels, slnsle nnd doublo soles: sizes, 11 to 2.' 98c For children's flno $1.35 nnd $1.60 Vlcl Kid Iico Shoes, spring heels, single, flexible and doublo solce; sizes, 8 to 11. 1.13 For boys' flno $1.7.r and $2.00 Satin Calf Lace Shoes, with full double fair stitched soles; sizes, 1 to 5, 1.46 For men's fine $3.00 Vlcl Kid nnd Calf Laco Shoes, tnn nnd black, with full doublo stitched soles; sizes, 6 to 11. 1.97 For men's flno $3.50 nnd $1.00 patent leather, vlcl kid and box calf Shoes, laco and con gress, genuine wolt soles and up-to-dato styles; all sizes, HAYDEN BROS Piano Moving Prices We Have Moved and aro now In our new home 1316 Farnam stroet, with Hardman and other pi anos, and aro now offering them at such prices that they will surely start on the move. Easy tornifl If dealred. Mueller Piano & Organ Co., Xott lit lflltl I'lirniiin Street. .Make no liilxtuki- In NA.Ml'l AM) Mil MFI13H. I'laaoa tuncil, niuvetl ami rcpnlrcil. Trlriiliuiic KIIIH. A sale of men's all wool suits that will out-do all the suit sales of the season. We've kept low and let the other fellows brin out their cood things. Now that most of you have looked, Come to The Nebraska and buy your clothing. All wool suits that are all wool. These suits are good examples of what early buying means this season. We contracted for hundreds of these suits 12 months ago, even before all tho cloth was woven, possibly beforo all the wool was shorn from tho sheep. We can sell them to you for live dollars a suit. Wo J I u I cannot replace them in tho market to- -isr W dav for five dollars ourselves. The Grooria is all pure wool. The suits are cut proporly, aro well sewed, coats are lined with good substantial Farmer satin and have fancy striped silesia sleove lining. A house that asks you seven-fifty to eight dollars for such suits does not ask you a cent too much. They simply didn't see ahead. Do you? See Farnam street window. iMMin -iiinn U IV LICIT Great Miner, Beal llAT UCHS & Go. Bankrupt Stock, for Sale at 47c on the Dollar. The most wonderful values ever put on sale. Somo of the most honest values are to be found in the great bankrupt clothing stock of Miner, Beal & Co., Boston, bought at 47o on tho dollar, now on sale. Men's very fine spring suits $10- instead of 15 to $18. Men's pure worsted suits at $7.50 in stead of $12. 50. Men's all wool suits at $5.00 instead of $8. Men's worsted suits at $3.90 instead of $7.50. Bovs' all wool knee pants suits, in doublo breasted, also". vestee, at $1.75 instead of $3.50. Young men's suits at $3.75 and $5 instead of $6 and. $0.00. Boys' all wool knee pants suits at 9oc, instead of $2. Men's fine blue serge suits, double breasted sack styles at $4.90 instead of $10.00. Great Bargains in Trunks and Valises. im,pv mftl.'il novored. sauaro or round top, second growth hickory slats, wide iron bound, sheet steel bottom, with leather handles, yo indies, atqi.o. r Mmiinnrrft t.rnnlr nnnwa in a hcavv duck covered, oil intrl. winn.ro ton. with best Monitor lock, an excellent trunk for the money, 80 inches, at $3.25. Come in and be convinced of real bargains any time this week. HAYDEN BROS. jflGE i I' ' KRRitJ ljr Butltft VtOHAfllJ I . S" v I " "I DID YOU EVER THINK Wlieu .vim start out to InvpntlKiito mrrlKnnilorn Hint all In tho world you aro huylus Is food lai-o and circulation 7 Tho HERRICK Ih tho only rcfrlKorator on tho market that kIvcs vou a perfect circulation ami the liiiiviinum lniount of food npaci. Made In llh enamel tin Mi and our famous wood lined. No inolHturo, no mould, no decay. InveHtlKitto for yournelf. J, L. Barnett , Su. Omaha. Squires & Smith, 1 108 FARNAM STKHKT. P, C, Devol, Council niuffs 3l