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TJIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, MAY 120, 1900.
JNCIL READ! TO L
School Board's Complaint Against Judgo
Gordon Will EecoWe Attention.
DUTY OF THE ALDERMEN IS PATENT
If llir Monrii ('nil Mukc n I'roprr
SIiimiImk of llvlileiiet" I'lnirxfpi
Will lliiti- I" He
I'llcil.
Tho council announces Informally throush
overul of Uh mcmbem th.it It Is ready and
willing to listen to any complaint which the
chiol board may drolrc to prujent regarding
l'ollco Judgo Gordon. In case the proper
knowing In mado charge will bo filed by tho
council In tho dlntrlct court as provided by
tho charter. Chairman Ilascall of the ju
diciary committer nays It has been Intimated
to him that tho chool board would muke u
presentment of tho facts In Us powjsslon.
IIo Is In favor of tin council taking the ac
tion Hiiggested In Tho Heo of applying for
tho proper writ beforo tho district court,
llo jioUitfi out that the charter gives the
mayor and three councllmen power to file
charges against any city olllclal.
"It is certainly extraordinary," said Mr.
Hascall, "that tho police court fines should
dwlndlo from 2!),O0O to virtually nothing In
uovon years, and under present condltloni.
wo mlKht Just as well abolish tho police
court altogether, Inimmui'li os It Is simply
iurnlshLng support for a few lawyers and4
Jiangen-on. There Is certainly no Incentive
for polluemon to muke nrroats when there Is
M llttln hope of conviction. If the pollco
Judgo worn Misoomlol tho huslnees of tho
ofllco could an oislly be attended to by a
Justice of tho peace, and It Is a question In
my mind whclher thu ofllco Ih not already
ubollehcd. Tho supremo court declared that
part of the new charter void which related
to pollco Judge, so that at best he hus only
tho inrt slender right to exist.
"I have no clwlro to sit In Judgment on
the question In advance, but If tho school
loanl can present tho ovldctico supposed to
Hio on hand tho duty of tho council will bo
clear. Ah pointed out In Tho Ilco tho
charter specllles that whenever tho required
persons lllo their chargen In district court
tho Judgo shall issue tho proper writ re
quiring tho official Indicated to appear and
show cause why ho should not bo removed.
Tho complaint must bo given tho right-of-way
and tho accused official must make his
ehowlng within ten days. Tho court may
oven suspend tho defendant during the In
terval." flty Hull llrl.f.
The city troumiror has called In warrants
ntnoutiting to $29,450. The amount Is di
vided utnoiiK cloven funds, principally the
lire, police, water nnd general funds.
Forty-two peddlers with wngons have so
far paid their annual fee of $25 to License
Inspector tteott. Tho Inspector expects to
collect tho fees still unpaid within a few
days.
With the corning of warm weather the
Health department Is deluged with com
plaints iigalnHt persons violating the sani
tary regulations. An average of twelvo
remonstrances have been Hied dally for the
last week. Tho health commissioner has
detailed four Inspectors to Investigate and
(Mi force a rigid compllauco with tho sani
tary laws.
TWO MEN WITH A SINGLE VOTE
DrleRiiten 'to the lnlcrnntlnniil Tj po
Krnplilcnl Coii i-iidiin .Shorn of
'J'lirlr Inlliinii'c.
Omaha Typographical union Installed Its
now officers Sunday nnd thereby hangs a
talc. When tho votes were counted on the
day of election It was found taut II. C.
Jtowlny of Tho Ilco nnd F. II. Seymour
of tho World-Herald had tied for delegate
to tho International convention, nccordlng
to tho decision of tho election officers, who
counted a vote for Seymour which had been
cast Irregularly and in opposition to tho
oloutlon laws of tho local union.
When tho contest was brought up In tho
union meeting Sunday a motion prevailed
to declare tho election a tlo and send both
candtdateH with half a vote each. Tho cre
dentials wero prepared Jtatlng that M.
Itowley and Mr. Seymour "was elected"
nnd Is to hold "his olllco "until bis succes
sor" Is elected and qualified. Now the
question which presents Itself is: Who Is
lo carry those credentials? Vint Kinney,
tho newly elected secretary, says that ho
will not decido tho matter, but If tho two
flelcBates do not reach nn understanding
ho will cut tho paper In two nnd lot each I
carry half and fasten them together aftor
thoy reach Milwaukee This decision of
tho union shelves Omaha us far as any par
ticular prominenco in tho convention is con
cerned, oa It will havo but one effoctivo
delegate. Neither at tho moa will bo
eligible to commltfco service, as thoy havo
,1ut half a vote each.
Tho officers Installed Sunday were: Presl- '
dent, K. S. Fisher; vlco president, C. C.
Vaughan; secretary-treasurer. V. n. Kin-
noy; recording secretary, Harry Rowley; 1
seigeant-at-nrms, J. H. Collins; board of
trustees, A. E. llutlcr, M. N. (irlftlth, E. B.
Lovott; delegntcs, P. M, Jones, It. C. Rowley
and F. II. Soymour.
A Flint Ilrojolo Hlder
Will often receive painful cutu, apralni or
bruises from accidents, lluckleu's Arnica
flalvo will kill the pain and heal tho Injury.
It's tho cyclist's friend. Cures chafing,
chapped hands, soro Hps, burns, ulcers and
piles. Cure guaranteed. Only 25c. Try It.
Eold by Kuhn & Co., druggist.
Clirnp Itmiiiil Trip Itntm.
On Juno 21. July 7. 8. 0, 10 nnd 18, and
'August 2, tho Illinois Central railroad wlil
Bell tickets, limited uutll October 31, as
follows:
St Paul, Minn., and return $12. C5
Minneapolis, Minn., and return 12.65
Huluth, Minn., and return 16 95
Waseca, Minn., nnd return 10.35
Superior, Wis., and return 16. 9j
West Superior, Wis., nnd return 16.95
For particulars call at Illinois Central
city ticket otllce, No. 1402 Farnam street.
Wrlto ads. Sell cuts. Print anything,
etonccyphor, 1201 Howard st. Tel. 1310.
SUMMER EXCURSIONS
VIA
Tho Union Pacific will place in effect on
Tunc 21, July 7 to 10 Inclusive, July 18 and
August 2nd, Summer Excursion rates of
ONE FARE FOR R0UHD TRIP
plus $2.00 from Missouri River to
nUNVF.lt, COLOHAIM) SIWMXCS,
I'UKPLO, ACUTA' A XII SALT LAKU.
TICKETS GOOD FOR RETURN UNTIL
OCTOBER 31ST.
CUr Ticket Ollloo, lttou I'nruniu St.
Tuli-yhou UlU.
I
SAVIDGE IS NOT SUSTAINED
( oiniiiltlci- of Inquiry I'lniln Onmliii
Dlvln,. .(( .liMlllli-il In Crltlclr
Iiik Dr. .Melnttii-rr.
The difficulty between Ilov. Charles V.
Savldgo of Omaha and Itcv. I), N. Mclnturff
of Spokane Is olrcd In full In (ho Chronicle
of the latter city and tho report given out
by tbo committee finds In favor of the
Washington dlvlno. In ovory particular. Dr.
Mclnturff says that tho annual meeting of
People's churches now being held will con
tlnuo In spite of the withdrawal of Itev.
Savldge.
Tho committee Which made Inquiry Into
the misunderstanding was mndo up of J. P.
Wllkcrson nnd B. K. Dcrlght, delegates
from Omaha; V. K, Piper, pastor of Nelson,
II. C; Mrs. Anna Cole, deacon of the Spo
kane church; Henry 8. Woods, treasurer; J.
S. Taylor, general missionary superintend
ent, and W. Hendricks. Tho committee de
cided that Mr. Savldgo's complaints were
ontlrely groundless and that In nil his deal
ings Dr. Mclnturff has acted the part of a
gentleman nnd a Christian.
Mr. Savldgo's first allegation was that Dr.
Mclnturff desired to borrow money from
the Omaha congregation to meet his April
payment nt Spokane. The committee found
that he was Justified In this expectation In
view of an Implied promise made by Rev.
Savldgo. The second complaint was based
on a successful effort of Dr. Mclnturff to
borrow 1700 from a Mrs. Mlchlc of this city.
Tho committee found that the security of
fered was ample and that no Improper Influ
ence hail been hrought to bear.
In view of the report tho deacons of tho
Omaha church have decided that Mr. Sav
ldge whs not Jiiftlfled in his complaint and
tho congregation will probably concur In
this view.
MANY NEBRASKANS WILL GO
Vlnltiirn mill DrlcKHten In Ilic Itrimli
I Ion n N ii 1 1 ii n it I Con volition (ilven
Low It n I p.
W. F. Ourley, chairman of tho delegation
to the national republican convention, and
also of tho committees on transportation
and headquarters, says It Is expected that
tho greater part of tho delegation will leavo
Omaha tho evening of Juno 10, although
somo of tho members from out In tho stato
will go direct to Chicago without coming to
this city. Tho rate east from Chicago will
bo the samo over tho Pennsylvania and
Daltlmcre & Ohio roads, those going by tho
latter routo bolng afforded stopover In
Washington. Neither hiu been selcctod as
tho olllclal routo of tho delegation.
Tho rate is ono faro for tho round trip
from Chicago, Omaha or any point In Ne
braska. Under this rate tickets will be on
salo from the Hth to tho ISth of June, good
to return not later than June 25. Thtso
rates aro open to any one who desires to go
to tho convention, whether n delegate or not.
It was Impossible to secure nny concessions
In the way of extension of time limit for
those who deslro to remain In the east. Tho
commltteo has engaged for Nebraska head
quarters a parlor on tho second floor of tho
Stratford hotel In Philadelphia. Chairman
Ourley reports that ho Is In receipt of many
letters of Inquiry from parties throughout
tho stato Indicating tho probability of a
largo attcndar.ee from Nebraska.
CIIA.XCK OK TIM 15
On flip WnlinHli.
Commonclng Sunday, Juno 3, tho Wabash
will shorten tho time of tho
CONTINENTAL LIMITED.
Leaving Chicago at 12:02 noon, nnd St.
Louis 9 a. m., arrives at Now York 3:25 p.
m, and Boston 5:20 p. m giving Its patrons
better service to their favorlto summer re
sorts. ALL OTHER TRAINS RUN SAME AS NOW.
Rates via the Wabash a:o from $2 to $3
less than other lines via Detroit nnd Niagara
Falls.- For rates, time-tables of trips cast
or a copy of On Lake nnd Sea, call on any
agent of connecting lines, or call on or write
G. N. CLAYTON,
Room 105 N. Y. L. Dldg., Omaha, Neb.
. An Opportunity to VInII the Knot.
Pleasantly and economically Is affored by
the tourist ticket on sale via tho Lake Shoro
& Mlchlgnn Southern railway on and after
Juno 1. Chautauqua Ixikc, Niagara Falls,
tho St. Lawrence river, White mountains and
the Atlantic coast resorts are among the
moro Important points reached. Summer
edition of "Book of Trains" showing sped- I
men tours will bo of Interest in n'rrnnglngj
for your trip, Sent free on application to
. P. Humphrey, T. P. A Kansas City, Mo.,
or F. M. Byron, G. W. A., room 34 Station
building, Chicago.
Tho new twenty-six-hour Boston train li
now in service.
Omaha Tent and Awning Co., tents, awn
ings, canvas goods, 11 and Harnoy, phono SS3
HAYDENs PAHA'S
Greatest Shoe Sale
18,775 pairs of FINE
SHOES purchased for
spot cash for less than
half their value trom the
factory floors of P. B.
Keith & Co., Boston, Mass,
the well known manufac
turers of men's and boys'
fine shoes, and the Ro
chester Shoe Co, the fa
mous makers of ladies'
fine shoes and oxford
ties.
On Sale
on Two
Big Bargain Tables
at $1.34. Misses' and boys' lino shoos, mado to soli for $1.75
$2 and $2.50; on sale at $1.23.
HAYDEN BROS.
iiosto.v vroim uijt.s mohi: Miint:s
In Aililltlmi In (lie stock of Urgent
Miock Wlilcli H Are
SKI-UNO AT $2.25 A I'AIK.
Wo place on sale today
Over a thousand pairs of
MKN'S KINK SI10KS
AT $2.25 A PAIR,
Which will simply set tho whole town
wild with excitement.
$.1.00 LADIES' SHOES, $1.59.
2,000 pairs ladles' black and tan, plain and
fancy vesting top shoes, worth $3.00 a pair.
All size, all widths, on salo In basement
for $1.59
OXFORD TIES, S9C. 9SC.
1,200 pairs ladles' black and tans, plain
and funcy oxford, tics, on salo In basement
at S9c nnd 98c.
$5, $0 L.ADIKS SHOES, $2.50.
Ladles' flno shoes, made by Price & Wolff
to retail nt live and six dollars a pair, mado
of Ilcyl's patent leather nnd Foorderer's
vlcl kid In black and tan, nil fine sewed, all
sizes, all widths, per pair, $2.50.
OXFORD TIES. $1.50 PAIR.
3,000 pairs ladles' oxford ties, turn soles,
flexible. In black and tans, plain and vesting
tops thirty different styles, all widths, A to
KE, pair, $1.50.
2,000 pairs ladles' oxford tics, all the new
spring stylos, would cost you $3.00 anywhero
else; our price, $1.9S.
2,300 pairs New York oxfords, extreme
styles, $1 and $5 values, at $2.50 and $3.00.
IIOSTON STORK, OMAHA,
N. V. Cor. ICth and Douglas Sts.
Sirlnr Sclinltilr mi NloKi-1 I'lntp Ituiul.
Effective May Gth, 1900.
Fort Wayne, Findlay, Fostorla, Rollevuo,
Lorain, Cleveland, Palneavllle, Ashtabula,
Conncnut, (llrnrd, Erie, Chautauqua Lake,
Dunkirk, Buffalo as well as New York, Ilea
ton nnd all intermediate points In New Eng
land, New York state nnd the anthracite
coal regions are reached on fast time and at
lowest ratcn of faro by trains of the Nlckol
Plato road. Leavo Chicago 10:35 a. m., 3:30
p. m., 10:30 p. m., with up-to-date drawing
room sleeping cars. Unexcelled dining cars
on through noston nnd New York train at
10 35 n. m. nnd New York City fast express
train leaving Chicago at 3:30 p. m. All
trains run dally. Train leaving Chicago nt
3:30 p. m. has Observation Car cant of Uuf
falo over the Lackawanna road, arriving In
New York City 7:25 p. m., every dny In tho
year, In good Bhopo for evening entertain
ments. Secure sleeping car space In ad
vance. Write, wire or 'phone 2057 Central,
to J. Y. Calnhan, Oencral Agent, Chicago,
III.
For n Summer Outline.
Tho Rocky mountain regions, reached via
4iio. Mninn Rirlflo. nrovldn lavlshlv for tho
j health of tho Invalid and tho pleasure of tho
tourist. Amid these rugged steeps nro to
! be found somo of tho most charming and
restful spots on earth. Fairy laues. ncsucn
amid sunny peaks and cllmato that cheers
ami exhilarates. The summer rates ui In
nrrw hv thn Union Pacific enable you to
! rtach theso favored localities without un
necessary expenditure- of tlmo or money.
In effect Juno 21, July 7 to 10 exclusive,
I July 18 and August 2. Ono fare, plus $2, for
I.. i . l . lnsn,,Ml rli'ni. n linn.
' tno rounu irii uuui iuissuui i . . ...
I ver. Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Ogden and
salt Lake City. Ilcturn limit October 31,
liiuO. City Ticket ofllce, 1302 Farnam street.
Tel. 31G.
Attention!
Members George A. Custer post No. 7,
Woman's Relief corps. No. 82, you aro re
quested to meet at northeiist corner Hanscom
park at 1:30 p. m., Wednesday, May 30. By
order N. B. HBIM.
JOHANNA STRAWN. Commander.
President.
THE ONYX QUEEN
Will hold her first state reception next Sat
urday, Juno 2nd ,
THH OXYX (II HKN
Is tho handsomest soda fountain ever
built como next Saturday.
TUP. U. VX III UUX
Is the largest soda fountain between Chi
cago nnd Denver. There aro some In both
of those cities as largo (Our friends who
don't know this should travel a little)
Saturday, Juno 2nd.
tiik o.vyx n
is piesided over by the KINO of dispen
sers and a couple of Princes to usslst him
see them Saturday.
tmi: om . u hhx
Is easily queen of all soda ' fountains in
this realm and really cannot positively
WILL NOT waste time or valuable news
pnpor space on vassals, usuprers. or false
clntmants to her throno Saturday, June
2nd,
THE OXYX U HHX
will next Saturday (D. V.) be. "opened" nt
Sherman & McDonnell's
Drug Store, Kith and Dodge.
Tuesday $1.87
in our two big shoo dnpartmonts
Tuesday. Men's lino 3.50 and $4
shoes, made up for other dealers,
all sizes on salo at $1.93. Ladies'
lino shoos, mado for other dealers
to soli at :$ and $!. 50, all sizes
and widths; on salo at $1.87. La
dies' line $2 and $2. SO oxford ties
ii.n nn.v mios.
Tomnrrinr in tlio Ilnj- of Hint
Wimli (inoilx Xnlo.
in I
Wero you over In the big Jam at ono of
the?o famous, genuine sales In OUR WASH
GOODS DEPARTMENT?
1,100 pieces of good dimities, nil new choice
designs, tho Ixnt colors and a splendid bar
gain tomorrow. Sc yard.
GREAT END OF .MAY Cl.EARINO SILK
SALE ALL FOULARDS OOINO AT
AND IiELOW COST.
Foulards, worth $1.2.'-$1.40, all go at $1.00.
Foulards worth 83-DSc, all go nt 63c. Fou
lards worth 76-69c, all go nt f0c. Illack
French pure dye taffeta, worth $1.50, closing
out ut 63c Fancy silks nnd plain taffeta in
nil colors, worth up to $1.50, at 59c. Dig
lot of all kinds of silk bongnllncf, corded
wash silks, plain chinas, plain satins nnd
many other kinds, all at 23c. Illg black
grenadine, sale. $2.00 black grcnndlne, 45
In, wide, nt OSc. $2.50 black grenadine, 45-ln.
wide, nt $1.50. $1,00 black grenadine, 45-ln.
wide, at $1.98. HAYDEN I1ROS.
Ilui-Klni-ii MnUo IIIk Haul.
KANSAS CITY. Mnv IS. A Star special '
from Sturgeon, .Mo., says: Htlrglars blew t
last night, secured $S.00O In currency and
escaped, leaving no clue. The bank carried
burglar Insurance to tho amount of $2,000.
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THESE HOT NIGHTS
After you have done n hard day' work
and retire, expecting a nights rest, do ou
want to get up to light bod bugs? If you
da Unit's your 'business You might say
you don't know of anything tbnt yni can
use to get rid of thorn. Our business Is to
tell you there Is. The name of the prepara
tion Is SCIIAEFER'S SURE DEATH. If
you iiho It and It don't do what we tell you
It will, bring back the bottle nnd get your
money. Thnt's how much conlldenen wo
havo In It. Pint bottles 20c ',4 gallon 50c
gallon Jugs $1.00
Cramer's Kidney Curo
Schnufer's Sarsaparllla
Mennen's Tnlcum Powder
Hire's Root ncer
ir,i !
12o '
11
H. H. s Tie
Chichester Pennyroyal Pills $1 T,1
Dr. Cramer's Pcnnvroyal Pills $ M
inp oi .;aruui
Plnkham's Compound
Peruna
HoKtotter's Hitters ..
Castorla
AJux Tablets
Har Hen
West's Nervo nnd Hialn
Pyramid Pile cure
Carter's Pills 15,
COUACCCD CUT ruici;
0unHtr1.11
Cor. Kltll I I MBI11IHIlllllllllHHiHI immtmmmmm-mmmmmmmm
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EXCURSIONS.
.Milwaukee and
return
Denver, Pueblo. Colorado
Springs and return
Hot Springs, S. D.
and return
Qlenwood Springs
nnd return
Philadelphia and
return
Tlokat Ollloo,
. 1 502 Farnam St,
Tel. 250.
in all Omaha.
We call your particular attention to
the men's fancy all pure worsted light
striped suits, cut in single-breasted four
button sack coat style, single breasted
vests and pants, cut in the latest style.
The coat is lined with all wool serge.
The body and pocket fully stayed with
linen stays, all buttonholes hand made.
It's a suit that cannot be equaled else
where for at least $22.50. Our price is
$15. We guarantee a perfect fit.
DON'T FORGET THAT WHEN SMOKING A
You hive the BEST notwIthaUnUInu they
r. R. RICK M. C. ri),i M.tNI'PACTintKKH, NT LOUIS, MO.
C. A, RAILSBACK. OilAIIA. DISTRIBUTOR.
I
n.xct umi. n vtijs
Vln OlilcnKii, MMiTniiUrr . St. I'nul II r.
May 19, 20, 21, Washington nnd return,
3:.2fi.
Mny 21, 22, 23, Detroit and return, $22.
Juno 2, it, I, B, Mllwaukeo nnd return,
$t!.75.
City ticket oltlce, 1504 Farnam strcot.
Telephono 2SI.
Spirit l.nki. In., !
Quickly and conveniently reached via the
Illinois Central railroad. Round trip tickets
now on mIo at city ticket ofllce, 1402 Fin'
nam street. '
nii'.n.
COATF.tt-Mrs. 'P. J., formerly Miss Annlo
Campbell, nt Victor, Cnlo., May 27.
Funeral notice later
ELIXIR OF LIFE!
Is 11 mythical compound THE FOUNTAIN
OF 1'liltPKTUAI, YOUTH, the Spaniards
hoi. jut, was never found, but you will nl
whjs II ml tho LOWEST PRICES ut our
stole.
M ' Hrotno Seltzer 75o
SI .03 I'liikh.'ini'H Comnound 7.V
jl.im I'alnc s Celery Compound
0o Dodd'H Kidney Pills
fi"' Doan's Klclnev Pills
7:io
40.'
40-
5flo Dodd's llvsnonsla Tablets 4V
SI .a" Stu.irt's Dyspepsia, Tablets 75o
$l.(l Sooll's Emulsion 75c
WV Cnsonrots toe
2To Carter's Pills 15o
Sfir Juvenile Snap W
2.V1 Cutirurn Soap 20'
50c Sohlffman's Asthma Cure 40.'
Mo Ely Cream Halm 4"'-
2,"o l'luo Cure 2fli
$l.n) Coke's Dandruff Curo 75o
Sherry Wlno We
Port Wlno 1
Ilrunily $1.0)
J. A, FULLER & CO
i i t rim j iiitriicivr.
I'n ill' 1 00 11 Hi anil IIiiukIiin Streets.
$18 75. June 2
3, I nml 6.
$l'..Ofjiino s and 10.
$25.00. Dally after June 1.
$15 40-June ." and 19.
$31 00--Juno 5 ami 19.
$10.01). Dally after June 1.
$30.73. June II,
15 and 16.
Burlington Station,
10th and Mason Sts,
Tel. 120.
1
Good
Clothes
for
40, HHl f I THTT YTM t Ofo 1 IP I 1 S H m .tft V&MOT R. PtfrW.
druggist. m mwimwvmm ft
mm I
For the swellest
Men's Suits
cost you no more than Inferior uoodu
UNION MADE
I,
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Memorial Day, May 30th
How about your
Grand Army Suit?
You've only today to make your purchases.
Wo aro soiling
Men's All Wool Indigo Blue Suits
guaranteed fast colors, good quality Farmer's
satin lining and piped seams. Your choico of
Round Cut Sack, Square Cut Sack, Double
Breasted Sack.
Don't delay your buying until tho last minute.
23 pianos JtiBt returned from rental by teachers leaving the city for tho
summer months, n number of pamplo pianos nnd non-cataloRUcd ntylca cf
such well known makes as Stelnway, A. II. Chase, Vose, Stcger, Kmerpon,
Packard and Ivcrs & Pond aro now offered at prices and terms that will ftnrtlo
tho most economical buyers.
11 uoit I'urlKlit IM11110N nl J?Tf!. lIOO, nml up
7 Siiiiiii'o (irnnilm nt $.10, !?7. Mild up
nllKlitly no.l Orunim nl !f1.", If IS, rf.l nml 11 1
l'llio Vomo C Sunn', riiN.Mvoiiil onxe. onlj- If IIIO
lloinitiriil ChloUrrlim. iiprlulit, iinly
Hleok Hull' Criiml, lino 01111 il I i inn, only lM"
WE SI3LL ON EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS RENT, TUNE AND REPAIR
PIANOS. Write for catnloKUcs, prices nnd terms, or call and oco tho wonderful
ii:i,l'-l'I.A IMi I'l.VNOI.A
It plnyn nny pliiiio nnv ino oiiu pln It.
SGHMOUER & MUELLER
Tin: m.n 111:1,1 ui,i: imaxo iioi'sr,
1.11.1 Fai-niim St., OiiiiiIiim 1!(7 HrnmUviiy Strort, Council IllnfTM.
H Wildl' Enter Our
AI UEJlS Mammoth
Clothing Department.
And gaze upon stack upon stack of wearing apparol for man,
boys and children. Garments to suit the most skeptical. To
fit the hard to fit, and values above all that cannot bo pro
duced in any other house in tho city. Economy is the founda
tion of wealth, and to obtain wealth you must purchase your
clothing at Jfaydeii's.
i" 7 can Purcnaso a slu f a wol ma'
JW ipCmtm J. tJ terial, mado to wear, in about 25 dif
ferent shades, a suit that would be cheap at $10 to $12.50, on
salo now at $4.75.
dm tL7 EZC Qiiif c are garments that are
VM.1 kpl.KJYJ mado of all worsted ma
terials,, nnd cut in style, and patterns that equal tho suits you
have paid as high as 15 for. They are in all tho late Btripes,
small checks and plain blue sorges, in this money saving salo
Our $10 and $15 Suits
guarantee throughout thoy retain their shape and color until
worn out. Thoy are suits you pay your tailor from 85 to
$40 for and get no bettor jit. If you want an up-to-date suit
and a perfect fit ask tho salesman to show you the special $10
and $15 suit that is now on sale.
Special.
Our Children's Department.
Is Uih most complete in the city. Wo have spared neither
time nor expense to select the latest novelties for tho little
fellows and at prices within reach of all; ranging from 75c
to $5 a suit. We urgently extend an invitation to all Moth
ers to visit this department before purchasing. There is no
trouble about showing goods. Wo are glad lo do it.
FREE! ABSOLUTELY FREE!-With all boys' knee pant
suits, lrom $2.50 and up a fancy double breasted vest or a
pair of knee pants.
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