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    TTT.E OMATTA DATLY TiTSE: THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1000.
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MiicLa lit Oiii'-lliiiirlcr I'rlof. ,
NOTIIINd UK.-WKVIIt).
j2.oo duhss noon?, nor vn.
15.00 DHK8H (lOOI)S. $2.00 YD.
AT IHMTON STOItK. OMAHA.
$2.00 (RKN.I)INI.
20 pattern of puronilk reiiclln In wine
color, blur, Mark and Mark ami white, all
cxtrwno Imported novelties in urenndlnc;
rllk, law ami nmall brocaded brilltantlncs;
10 pattern of Unlit ami dark ground, puro
ool, allk utrtped canhtnere, with high llnral
dfatgni!, oap.ially adapted for hoiifo gowns.
Thtno arn all extreme choice novelty drew
pattern and actually worth $2.00 yard, and
on aulo from this dreeoiimlnng etock at tuo
jard,
$5.00 drkss noons, $1.00 yd.
Many cholco imported drwa robes, crcpono
In pure allk In black and colors; largo bro
cades for evening gowns, black and colored
handsomo broadcloths, covert cloths, chev
lol, all cholco. now gooda Iron thla dress
making atork, at $1.00 yard.
MO UK III.Af'K TAFl'BTA Sll.K.
Hundreds of yards of hlfih Rrade black
talteta for entire suits or lining on sale in
bilk department at f9c yard.
$U0 SILKS AT "5(
Many extreme noveltlw In foulard ullkfl.
light and dark ground", cholco exclusive do
algns, plaids, checks and atrlpes. taffeta
hIIKh, brocaded llk, cryHtul allka, all on
ualo nt ',4 prlco In Rllk department at 75c.
PARTLY MADK SKIUTS.
Hundreds of partly made skirts, cheviot,
broadcloth, covert cloths: nlHo brllllantlno
skirts and ntonn sorgo skirts. These are all
partly made. If finished would bo worth
$10, on ualo on main floor on bargain quaro
at $1.08.
$50.00 COSTUMKS. $10.00.
All tho finished costumes from these drem
making stockii. Tho tnllor-mado costumro
In blacks, mode and grnya nro all sllk-llned
throughout, aklrt nnd walat; silk continues
made In all this spring's atylcH, actually
worth $50.00, on second lloor at $10.00.
IIOSTO.N STOlti:. OMAHA,
N. V. Cor. 16th and Douglas SU.
SprliiK Schedule on McUH Plate Honil.
Kffectlvo May 0th, 1900.
Tort Wayne, Find lay, Fostorla, Uellcvue,
Loraln, Cleveland, Palnowvllle. Ashtabula,
Conneaiit, (llrard. Krle, Chautauqua Lake.
Dunkirk, Huffalo as well as Now York, Ilcs
ton and all Intermediate point In New Eng
land, New York stato and tho nnthraclto
coal regions aro reached on flint time and at
lowest ratrn of faro by trains of the Nickel
l'late road, l.eavo Chicago 10:35 a. m., 3:30
p. in., 10:30 p. m., with up-to-date drawing
room sleeping cars. Unexcelled dining earn
on through Uoston nrtd Now York train nt
10:35 a. m. and Now York City fast express
train leaving Chicago at 3:30 p. m. All
tralnn run dally. Train leaving Chicago nt
3:30 p. m. huH Observation Car eawt of Iluf
ino over tho Uickawanna road, arriving In
Now York City 7:2." p. m.( every day In tho
year, In good sbapo for evening cntertaln
mentfl. Securo sleeping car space In ad
vance. Write, wlro or 'phone 205" Central,
to J Y. Calnhan, General Agent, Chicago,
III. '
!enr;e lii Mnnrler.
Probably not llfty people know hat tha
drawing by Mr. du Maurler which has been
the most widely circulated Is tho ono that
millions of people havo seen and aro still
wooing cvilry day -without ever suspecting
whoso tho drawing 1b, nnd It has been soon
by millions of peoplo who never oven heard
of 'Mr. du Maurler'a name.
Tho drawing In question Is the plcturo of
tho bubbling spring which decorates tho
label of every bottlo of Apolllnarls Water,
and tho original design Is In tho possession
of tho Apolllnarls company, London. Tliu
Dookmnn.
To Cool Minnesota
Via tho "North-Western Line,"
Juno 21, July 7 to 10 Inclusive
July 18, August 2,
to St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, Superior,
Waseca nnd Kasota.
Ono faro plus $2.00.
Limit October 31, 1000.
Agents Omaha and Council niuffs will soil
via "North-Western Line" nt theao cheap
excursion rates.
Two dally trains. Tho Twin City Lim
ited. The Twin City Hxprcps.
Modol trains for travelers' convenience
nnd speed.
IIAM)l; 111109.
Iluj-. M 1 U WnMi nt Onr-llnlf
Aelilnl ( ok(.
Krom tie Fashion Manufacturing Co., 213
(lrei street. Now York"-
ON SALK THUUSDAY.
50 silk whIsIs, made to Mil for $6.50,
sAle price, $2.S.
100 silk wnlsth, made to sell for $S.00;
ale price, $3.Stl.
275 silk wufnts, tho very best tnado; sale
price, $I.8U.
HAYDKN nilOS.
Grand lare salo Friday, 25c new laces, "tic.
An Meal riliniilr.
The first white man to set foot on Utah
toll, Father Sllvestre Veleo de Hscalante,
who reached tho (1UHAT SALT LAKH on
the 2d day of September, 1776. wrote In his
diary: "Here the cllmato Is so delicious,
the nlr so bnlmy. that It Is a pleasure to
breathe by day and by night." Tho cllmato
of Utah Is ono of tho richest endowments
of nature. On the shores of the Orcat Salt
Lako especially and for fifty miles there
from In every direction the climate of
climates Is found. To enable persons to
participate In these scenic and cllmntlc at
tractions nnd to reach the famous HEALTH,
HAT1IINO AND PLEASURE UESOUTS of
Utah, tho UNION PACIFIC has mado a
rate to OODEN and SALT LAKE CITY of
one faro for the round trip, plus $2 00, from
Missouri river, to be In effect Juno 21, July
7 to 10. Inclusive, July 18 and August 2.
Return limit. Ortobor 31. 1000.
City ticket oftlec, 1302 Farnam strcot.
Tolcphono 316.
n.xi t iim it a n;.
Vln (iilrniin, UllttnttUce A !(. I'mil Ity,
May 19, 20, 21, Washington and return,
$32.28.
May 21, 22, 23, Detroit nnd return, $22.
June 2, 3, 4, 5, Milwaukee and return,
16.75.
City ticket office, lf.01 Farnam street.
Telephone 281.
Rod letter Days.
Special Excursions
to the Black Hills
Via North-Westcrn Line,
Juno 21. July 7 to 10 Inclusive,
July IS. August 2.
Ono fare plus $2.00,
Limit October 31. 1900.
Agents Omaha, Missouri Valley, Sioux
City and nt Intermediate points In Nebraska
will sell thou, cheap rate tickets, via tho
"N'orth-Wtntern Line," Fremont, Elkhorn
& Missouri Valley railroad.
Sals
Curd uf TlwiiiltN.
We herewith desire to cxprcM our heart
felt thanks to our friends, especially Messrs. '
Meyer and Evans and their fnmllleR, to tho
pastor, choir and members of ths Castcllar
Street Presbyterian Sunday school and to
the employes of the Nebraska Shirt com
pany, for their expresMons of love, kindness
and sympathy shown us In our lato bereave
ment in tho death of our son and brother,
John. Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Schocnrogge ,
and fnmlly.
$10
The contract for tho three electric elova- j
tors for tho old Mercer Hotel building and f
also In tho old postofTlce was let to the
Warner Elevator company of Cincinnati, O.,
through Its local representative, Mr. D. V.
Munro, 112 North Fourteenth street.
Omaha Tent nnd Rubber company are pro- j
pared to fill all orders tents, awnings and
ranvas goods. New location, corner lltb
and Harney. 'Phono SS3.
Wilto ads. Sell cuts. Print anything.
Stonccypher, 1201 Howard t. Tel. 1310.
Scofield's
pnng $in nn
JdCXeiS for ch0ice,
Eton Jackets,
Tight Fitting Jackets,
Box Front Jackets,
These Jackets nrc all of this spring's make
and were made to sell at $18.00, $16.50,
$15.00. $13.50 nnd $12.00 they aro mado of
the beat materials black castor and choice
shades of tan lined throughout with the
best taffeta silk and aro man-tailored In
best possible manner. This Is an oppor
tunity to get a bargain In a fine quality,
stylish Jacket for spring and fall wear, or
to combine with an odd skirt to form a
suit salo commences Thursday.
PCOFiELD
1CS.SUITC0.
In 10 DoimlasSt.
flraphophones, phontrapba, gramophones.
Graphophono Co., 1515 Farnam, Omaha.
Sco C. F. Harrison's real estate bargains.
Grass
High
iui:.
STEVENS M rs. It., nt 1 a. m. Wednesday.
May 16. aged fil years. Deccnscd leaves a
husband and three children to mourn Iter
sudden drmlio.
Funeral from residence, 2331 Farnnm St.,
Thursday nt 2:30 p. m.
About Wagon Ho 27
Whenever tho Cramer Chemical company
starts out a wagon advertising their
Kidney Cure they do not give shows on
tho way. nor do they bavo n lot of
"Injuns" nlong doing tho "Fire Act
Dance." Nothing of the kind. They do
legitimate advertising, nnd wo havo at
tended to that. The parties In charge of
wagon No. 27 nro a lot of gentlemen who
at all times will tell you about their
mcdlclno free from all cliarccs.
('riiiiicr'H Kidney Curt; T.'c
IttifTy'M .Hull WlilxUy hr.i-
liar Hen lllc
I'nliie's Celery Compound (Hie
1 dor.ni rill ll (luliiln rnpviilr 7c
1 dozen il-Krilln llllilllilr eiiliNiilcn 111c
T do7.cn .'-uriilii (liilnlnc cnimult'N 1.c
Aycr'n Ilnlr Vlslm- "."!
I'criimt 7.c
Wine of Ciirdut 7,c
Curler's Mvcr Pills 1B
AJn Tnlilcts toe
S. X. S 75c
1K
. .t!c
. .. 11c
. . . Se
. . . 7 lie
To the Public:
Wo have been, for over ten years, manu
facturing anil selling at our soda fountain a
very popular drink, named
Coca-Celery.
The best recommendation a preparation
can havo Is to havo It Imitated. This has
been and Is still being dono by ono or two
of tho "leading" fountains. It must have
merit or it would not bo called for. Our
claim for COCA-CELERY Is that It will
relieve headache, depression, fatigue, llst
lessncss, producing a satisfied, refreshed,
thlrBt-qucnchod fooling. Sold only at the
fountain of
J. A, FULLER & CO
Cor. 1-ltli mill Donuliin Street.
EXTRACTING
TEETH.
Syrup I'Mbii
lllriiey's Cntnrrh Ponder
lire's Hoot llccr
CnxtorlH
I'lnklinni'n Coiuponiul ....
SCHAEFER
CUT PRICK
DRUGGIST.
Cor. Kith anil Clilcuuo Sli
By tho use of VITALIZED AIR Is the
least painful method known. No after-effects
and can be taken by any one.
Extracting 25o
Vitalized Air boc
Good Set Teeth B.iw
Gold Crowns $5,uo
Taft's Philadelphia Dental Rooms
1517 DOUGLAS HT.
The good Qlothes Hub I
Takqs In new members dally.
Ilcadqunrtcrs Is at
BOSTON STORE, OMAHA
Clothing Department.
Pennsylvania and Continental
High Grass Mowers,
Stearns Yellow Fellow Ball Bearing,
Garland and Fairview Mowers.
EaBy running loaves tho
lawns Binooth as a carpet dur
able construction solf-Bharp-oning
knives.
Our Fairview is a Good Priced
Mower. 12-inch, $2,50
Milton Rogers & Son
14th and Farnam Sts.
SOFT TOILET PAPER
Look In our "IlIO WINDOW" and you will
sco tho llneat Hue of ' 1LET PAPER over
shown In Omaha for the money. Our as
sortment comprises both packages and rolls.
TIJ iill'.Si: IIIIAMIS
ERA roll fi packages for Sle.
"UHLVIDHUK" a largo soft roll, er
package 6c.
Large roll soft tlssuo (l.ono sheets full
count) JOc, 3 for S5e.
"Crescent" juokogo (square) 6e.
"Iji Preiiuse," squaro imckago soft tissue,
loo. 3 for tile.
"Dalsam Kir," a largo package of medica
ted paper, per package a."ie.
NOTE Parties purchasing TO I LEU' PA
iPER of us can rely upon being aide to ob
talt the SAME HRANU of us all the time,
thus doing away with the unuoyanrn of
selecting a mnv brand each tltno a purchase
Is made.
Sherman & McConnell Drug Co
KIJW
LOCATION....
Cor, ltllh nnd Dodge,
UJ1.MIA.
lAVnCII1 Our Store is
1A I UCHS the Mecca for
Men s and Boys' New. Stylish, Spring
Clothing, Ready to Wear and Fit.
We know of no better ready-to-wear
clothing, than the Hackett, Carhart, Mi
chael Stern & Co., Hart, Schaffner &
Marx & Co., and ready made clothing on
merchant tailor plans. The tailoring
throughout our garments is as important
to you as the fabrics.
Men' SIO Suits for S4.75,
In a lino all wool gray and brown clay worsted, striped
and chuckoJ, fancy worsteds, also dark, plain very lino eas
siniores, and blue serges, all sizes from U-l to 44.
Men's Very Finest Spring Suils, at
S7.50, SIO and $15.
These suits aro exquisitely tailored, being sowed through
out with 15000 standard piuo dye silk, they have the stylo and
character of swell merchant tailoring and 'it perfectly. Thoy
are mado by tho best manufacturers in tho world. Tho in
sides of our garmonts is taken caro of you would bo con
vinced that there is no way to make clothing bettor.
HAYDEN BROS.
Selling the Most Clothing in Omaha.
Shirt Waist Furore
500 Ladies' Shirt Waists,
To Be Sold Thursday, May 17th.
It's a waste of time and energy to make shirt waists when values like these are to be
had lor such trifling sums. We have divided them into two lots.
At
Cents.
and
4S
Cents
These waists are all new, not an old waist in the entire five hundred. They come
in ginghams, percales, madras, dimities, etc., detachable collars,attaached cuffs, both in soft
and laundered, pleated and plain, both light and dark colors, fancy figures, checks, plaids,
stripes, in fact hundreds of pretty patterns to select from.
IT MAKES NO DIFFERENCE
Whaj prices others quote, we give you the best values for the amount asked, Shirt waists
worth up to Two Dollars and Fifty CetltS are among this lot, and not a waist but
what is worth three times the price we ask for them.
We have trimmed our Farnam street window with them and they are there for your
inspection. Extra help, extra space.
Big Reduction in
Millinery for Thursday
Hats worth up to $7,50, go on sale, your choice for
See Sixteenth Street
Window.
$2.50
HAYDENs WAISTS,
SUITS AND SKIRTS.
Tho economical woman that postponed purchasing her j
Suit, Silk Waists and Skirts until late, can buy them at her (
own price, or loss than half tor what she would have had to
pay 520 days ago. This is no idle talk, but plain, candid facts,
backed up by the enormous purchase that our buyer recently
made in New York and must bo sold immediately.
75 ladies' high class man tailored suits, they are silk
lined throughout mado to sell for 40, $50 and $60, on sale
Thursday at 16.75 each boat it if you can.
100 ladies' tailor-mado suits in all colors silk, appliqued,
roll collar, made to sell at 20 and 130, at 8.75 these suits
defy competition.
75 ladies' man-tailored skirts mado up in the highest of
fashion of broadcloth, Venetian, silk and crepons with accord
ion pleated flounce, new back trimmed with silk appliqued
and fringe no two alike mado to sell at 20, 25 and 30,
all in one lot at 10.00 each.
236 ladies' skirts in homespun, cheviots, Venetians and
serges, rainy-day and walking skirts they aro worth 6 and
8, at 2. 8'.) each.
25 dozen ladies' dress skirts, worth 2.50, at 9Sc each.
Special for Thursday.
Ladies' wash waists for 19c ladies' wrappers at 39c
each ladies' underskiats for 25c ladiea' dressing sacks
at 69c.
Silk Waist Sale Thursday.
HAYDEN BROS
UPRIGHT PIANOS
$ 138 $
$5 Monthly Payments
STEIN WAY
A. D. CHASE, VOSB, STEOKR, KMEHSON, PACKARD, IVKRS prwn
PHASES Plnnos-cnsh or $10.00 monthly. 'ND'
New plnnos for ront and ono yearn rental allowed If purchaued inntru
tnents moved, tuned, Htorcd and exchanged. Lowwt rates. Telenhono ifi"-,
iou aro cordially Invited to Inspect tho wonderful
SELF PLAYING PIANOLA
Tho Rreatcst musical Invention of tho century. It playa any piano, any
one can play It. Kor catalogue prices and terms write to
SGHMOLLER & MUELLER
The Old Reliable Piano House.
1313 Farnam St., Omaha. 337 Broadway, Go. Bluffs
FILLING
of uhatover material, must be skill-
Painless Dentistry
tho fllltiiK nf trelli rec-elvcH our rar
ful iftKiitloii ami h hh thorouKhly
f" r,,ii!,r,,.,iHrio,re iH "" r"om
Teeth With or Without Plates
which will perform all tho functions
of natural teeth mill lunt for years.
BAILEV, the Dentist
HVi Pnxtou lllk. Klih ,t I 'urn urn.
I.iuly Attendant. l'linuo 1085.
DON'T FORGET THAT WHEN SMOKING A
You Have the tiCST notwithstanding they cost you no more than Interior uoodl.
r. H. HI ' M. '. ( (., lANt'TACI t'ltl'ltS, ST I.OIMH, MO. HIUDU UIHE
C. A. RAILSBACIC. OMAHA, D13TKIUUTOK, UNIUN MAUt
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