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THE OarAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 100.
WEST HAS COMPETITORS
Eutern Statai Art Offering Indncimeots t
oer Battler.
ENVOYS SAY THERE. WILL BE NO TREK
FIZZ TRUST THE LATEST
.Mntitifnnttircr of Kurrvrnrrttt I'ltililn
di't TiiKtlirr mill KhIkp I'rlern
on 'I heir ( nxloinrr.
Ollirra Who Arc 1'ninlllnr irllli the
Munition Are t'linllilfiil (lint 'I'Imtc
Will Hp ii IIIk liiimlurntloii to
(he l.nltril Hlntvn.
C. 13. Wantland Ib In the city cnroutc to
the went from a trip to Washington ami
other eastern cities. Mr. Wantland Ih tho
man who nrlKlnaU-d the plnn of providing
n place of settlement for n colony of Doers,
In cae there hould he u migration to thin
country of tho South African residents. He
went east for the specific purposo of In
veotlgatlnj; the prospects of his plan, which
was to provide land on very easy terms
and with the extension of liberal credit se
cure the Indorsement of his proposition hy
t tie Door envoys and certain Americans who
nro assorted to havo some- Influence In the
natter.
Mr. Wnntlnnd was disinclined to speak
nt lonRth on his plans, upon the theory
that the matter has taken a wldo scope and
is subject to keen competition from all
parts of tbo country. "As a business prop
osition," said Mr. Wantland, "It Is never
wlso to chase rainbows nor to go nftcr rail
road bimlness with a brans band. Kvery
body knows that such business Is open to
closer competition than any other. As
noon as this matter was sprung and It was
known that I was In tho cast looking up
iho (jtifotlon, from all parts of the country
thero came propositions framed along tho
name lines an those credited to tho Union
Iiclfic land department.
"The N'ow York World invited the floors
to tako up government land and published
nn Interview of endorsement with Commis
sioner Herman of the general land office nt
Washington and secured Intcrvlcwu with tho
govornom of a number of state.
"The Iloer envoyfl havo norslstcnly In
sisted that thero will be no migration of
their countrymen and deny tho existence of
nny possibility of fie Hoers leaving tho
Transvaal. These statements they make on
the theory that tho Hoers will be victorious
In their warfare ngaltmt tho Kngllsh, con
noqucntly making unnecessary tho seeking of
a new country and now homes. However,
thero are a great many other people fa
miliar with the situation In that rountry
who believe that thero will be speedily a
large migration to the United State), l'lnns
have been proposed to have tho Boers settle
In Maryland, In Kansaa and in n number of
other states. It ran be depended upon that
when tho time comes for tho selection of a
territory where the Hoers can easily adapt
themselves and provide themselves with
iomes permitting tho following of tho same
pursuits and In tho same fashion with which
they are familiar, the exceptional Induce
ments offered by tho rich grazing lands In
Wyoming and Colorado will overshadow all
others nnd the Hoers will becomo tributary
settlers to tho great railroads terminating
nt Omaha."
Omaha ba a trust which does not throw
Its weight upon tho consumer, but pl.icrs
tho middleman between the upper and
nether millstones of restricted competition
and H taking from him half of hlc profits,
In some casts 15 per cent at tho lowcH.
In tho last week tho price of soda water
In bottles has advanced 25 cents, from 35
cents to GO cent3 per case: siphons of seltzer
have been advanced the samo amount, sell
ing for $1.20 a caec, whero formerly tho
bottling works received &5 cents. On ginger
, ale the advance has been 20 cents per case,
' the bottlers now receiving $1.20. Not only
1 prices of carbonated drinks have been ad
' vanced, bti t tho price of tho cylinders, which
' contain carbonic gas for eoda fountains, has
! kept pace with the temperature and hns
been raised since the first of tho month.
The advance In this line lias been 50 cents
a cylinder, tho product now selling for
$3.75, where tho pr.ee l:eforo tho rompeilt'on
was stoppcu was $!).
Tho soda dispensers will not feel tho ef
fect of the advance seriously, as one cylin
der will charge twelve founts of water and
each fount will produce 240 glasses of soda
water where solid drinks nro mixed and
about .100 where Ice cream soda aro cold.
The advance In price does mean a nsrlous
loss to tho salooi) men who dlsr.cnso bottled
sodn and other carbonated drinks. Ono of
them, speaking of tho matter yesterday,
said: "Thero Is no apparent reason for
tho advance In the price of these goods and
we aro seriously considering the advisability
of ordering from other cities. Thero was a
representative of a St. Louis house hero
ye3terday who quoted us prices almost as
low as tho local prico before tho combination
was formed."
One druggist handling soil water ex
pressed almost tho samo sentiment. He
said: "At tho beginning of tho season wo
made a verbal contract with tho present
company for our supply of gas. It has
not been advanced yet nnd 1 do not suppose
that It will be. as t believe that the firm
will stand by Its agreement, but If the
price U advanced I will order from Chicago,
where 1 can get tho goods for even lens
than I am paying now."
"Wo are charged tho same price for cylin
ders as wo formerly wore," said nnothor
druggist," but the difference comes In when
tho hill Is paid. Heretofore wo received
a discount of CO cents upon each $3.75.
Now wo got no discount. The item Is so
small, however, In tho soda fountain ex
pense that wo aro paying tho bills nnd say
ing nothing."
Starvation never yet cured dyspepsia.
Persons with Indigestion aro already half
starved. They need plenty of wholesome
food. Kodol Dyspepsia Curo digests what
you eat so tbo body can bo nourished while
the wornout organs aro being reconstructed.
It Is the only preparation known that will
instantly relieve and completely cure all
sto-nach troubles. It Is certain to do you
good.
iaki.; mi'ito i:ir..T.s in iowa.
Xortlitrrnfrrn 1,niiiK llonlile Trneka
nml HtillilliiK Ximv llrlilK"N.
If. J. Sllfer of Iloono, superintendent of
ho Iowa division of tho Northwestern, Is In
tho city visiting Oeneral Agent J. A. Kuhn
nnd looking after railroad matters. "The
Northwestern Is proceeding rapidly with Its
work of Improvements, particularly that of
rtouble-trarklng, through Iowa nt this time,"
said Mr. Sllfer. "Hy tho end of next year
ho will havo tho cntlro line between Chicago
nnd Omaha dnuhlc-trackod. At this time
thn major portion of our operations Is be
ing confined to double-tracking the thirty
six miles between Lamoille, tho first stntlon
west of Mnrshalltown, and Ontario, tho flsrt
station west of Amen. This will be com
plete.! this fall nnd by that time we will
have doubln track the entlro distance of
flfiO miles from Chicago to Ogden, this side
of Hoone.
"One of tho most lmpnrtnnt Improvements
now in progress on our lino is the new
lirldRo across tho Hen Moines rhcr, a half
mile west of Hoone. This will be completed
by December 1 and tho Northwestern will
use this bridge nnd tts approaches, which
will bo known as tho Iloono County railroad.
In place of our present route, it win mean
tho saving of about three miles In distance
nd Is a cut off of much Importance. The
bridge nrrtisa the Don Moines river Is a half
mllo long nnd 1S5 feet high, its construe
tlon will cost $1,000,000."
Vote to Sell IIoMIiik.
NRW YORK, Juno 12.-The bondholders
rf the Toledo, St. Louis & Kansas City rall
rond havo voted in favor of selling their
holdings to the Central Trust company, Ver
mllyo & Co., Unllgarten & Co. nnd J. Ken
nedy. Tod & Co. nt 130 nnd accrued Interest
from Juna 1. Out of a total of $S,820,000
'crtlflcaten of deposit of tho first mortgage
"bonds $7,082,000 voted in favor of the proposition.
nnvlilmui fietn Appointment.
ST. LOUIS. Juno 12. President and Oen
ral Manager Yoakum of tho St. Louis &
Pan Francisco railway has nppolnteil A. J.
Davidson general superintendent. The po
sition of superintendent of transportation
Iicld by Mr. Davidson was declared vacant.
Mr Davidson enmo to St. Louis when the
Frisco was reorganized In ISflfi and he has
served tho company ns superintendent of
transportation Blneo that date.
DeKrrr of Snla- Cnnllrmnl,
RPrtlNOl'lKLD. III.. June 12.-Tho decree
ror tho sale of tho Louisville, Kvansvlllo &
St. Louis rnilwny entered In United States
rlrcult eourt at Indianapolis May 0 hns been
Approved by Judge Allan. Tho sale Is unrtr
tho entlro existing mortgage Indobtedners
ngalnst the rond. amounting to about $10
1)00,000. held principally by tho Southern
railway system.
A riser to Spend the Summer.
On the lines of the MILWAUKEE RAIL
WAY In Wisconsin are some of the most
beautiful pla.:es In the world to spend a
summer vacation camping out or at the ele
gant summer hotels, Boating, fishing, beau
tiful lakes and streams and cool weather.
These resorts aro all enslly reached from
Omaha. A book describing them may be
had upon application at the Chicago, Mil
waukee St. Paul Ily., city ticket office
lf01 Farnam street. Omaha. Hound trip
tickets, good returning until October 31,
now on sale. F, A. NASH,
General Western Agent.
AnnnnnrFmrnt.
Having purchased the entire stock of goods
fiom tho A. Polack Tailoring Co., wo
wish to announce that we will continue tho
already established business In the same
location, 1305 Farnam, and solicit your
patronage.
L. J. HERZOO, Prop. Paris Woolen Co..
Interest on city taxes (real and personal)
for year 1000, at tho rnte of 1 per cent por
month, will be charged on and after July
1st next.
You can vote ns many times as you want
to In tho Working Olrls Vacation Contest.
PROSPERITY FOR THE BARBERS
Omiilin Itocnnlecl nn n Wny-t p
'I'omi for tlit Crnft TnlU
lleturcii Slinvex.
"lluslness? Uarber business Is better In
Omaha than In years," replied tho tonsorlal
artist as ho put a few upper cuts on his
strop with his razor. "I believe more
barbers nro working In Omaha and making
good money at It than ever before. No
body knows Just how many of us there are,
but conservative estlmnto Is In the neigh
borhood of 500. This Is tho result of Im
proved times. Four years ngo not more
than half that number were employed and
they got smaller wages. Today there must
bo nearly 150 barber shops In Omaha and
South Omaha, which la also 50 per cent In
crcaso slnco tho town took tho upgrade.
"Omaha Is a better barber town than
most of them. 1 camo hert from Kansas
City, and u barber In Omaha can earn
from $4 to $0 more n week here than ho
can there. Denver pays a llttlo better
than Omahn, but It Is taken up In the In
creased ccst of living. The bane of the
business In Kansas City Is the C-cent shop.
I believe not less than sixty places there
glvo 5-cent shaves, and you know no barber
can mako n respectable living at that. Here
In Omaha I don't know of a slnglo 6-cent
shop except tho experimental barber schools
and a mnu ought to bo paid a bonus to let
his fnco bo scraped by them.
"Prices, too, have kept up pretty well In
Omahn tho best places still get 15 cents for
a shave all the time except to ticket hold
ers, who cut It to 12i cents by paying for
eight shaves In advance. The majority
charge only 10 cents for shaving, which af
fords a fair profit when rent Is not too
high, or other expenses oxtravngant. The
35-cent hair cut has gone n-gllmmerlng for
Omaha, however nothing goes higher than
25 cents now In that line.
"To what Ih better barber business
ascribed? Not to the barbers' board hy a
gool deal. It Is better times generally.
More people In Omaha to get shaved. Fewer
who feel It necessary to save money by
shaving themsolvc. It takers n long tlmo
to wean men from shaving themselves when
they tako to It In hard times. Most of
them ore pretty well out of tho woods now.
"Next!"
Fatal mistakes aro made by those who
do not heed tho earlier symptoms of kidney
or bladder trouble that often oad In nrlght's
dlscaso or diabetes. When Foley's Kidney
Curo makes the kidneys' well, how foolish
It Is to delay. Myers-Dillon Drug Co.,
Omaha; Dillon's Drug Store, South Omaha.
Don't you know some deserving girl who
ought to havo a vacation'' Cut your vaca
tion coupons from The Bee and save them
for her.
KAINTING BERTHA LEAVES CITY
Inannltr nonril Snjn She in Not Snnnil
Menlnlly mill She In Taken
to Her Old Homo.
Miss Dertha Llbbecke, otherwise "Faint
ing Jlerthn," otherwise "Chemical Ann."
has swooned for the last time on Nebraska
soil. Miss Libbecko has gained notoriety
by extracting nickels from street car con
ductors' pockets and later appealing to
Judicial sympathy by fainting gracefully In
tho bailiff's arms. On tho complaint of her
mother tho young woman has been ex
amined by tho Insanity board, which formed
an unfavorable opinion as to her mental
condition.
At the request of the girl's relatives It
was decided to remove her to her old home
near Council It I tiffs and Sheriff Power and
Deputy Tom Flynn were entrusted with this
duty. When the officials broke the news
to Miss Llbbecke she forthwith was seize 1
with ft deadly swoon. Messrs. Power nnd
Flynn placed one hand on their valuables
and with tho other assisted the young
woman to ft water cooler. She finally re
vived and Is now permanently In Iowa territory.
Quirk Ilnllnf for Antlimn.
Miss Maude Dickens, Parsons, Kan,,
writes: "I suffered eight yearn with
asthma In Its worst form. I had several
attacks during tho last year and was not
oxpectod to live through them. I began
using Foley's Honey and Tar and It has
never failed to glvo immediate relief " Myers
Dillon Drug Co., Omnha; Dillon's Drug Storo,
South Omaha.
A POINTER
ItnllTrur Xolc nml l'er.onnl..
rtV '!?'".Vro'mn'rrlnl nBcnt of ho
town. Kansas City, is a visitor In
..J:.iJlr- CnmPhell of the Hurllngton ad
vertising department Is enjoying a short
vUlt In tho Blnek Hills. "JU'",t n 8""
President II. O. Hurt of the Union Pacific
has returned from New York, where le
fiartlclpatert In tbo meeting of western nml
iranscontlnentnl lino rnllrcVad presldeuits
U V. Wakeley, general Passenger agent
nf tho Burlington at St. Louis, has been
In the. city visit nir his fathor. Judge l !
Wakeley. Mra. WaTeeley accompanied him
Tho republican delegation from Cali
fornia, occupying threo special cars, will
W" throuch Omaha enroute for Phlla-
eiphla on tho Vnlon Paclflc-Northwestern
Thursday afternoon.
Mlnatare Station, one of tho now points
on tho lino of the Hurllneton's Clunrnsev
ixtcnslon. fifty-six miles from Alliance,
lias been formally openetl and C. a. Hurt
installed as ncent.
W. CJ. Davidson, nsslstnnt general pissen
Ker agent of the local oltlces of the Omahn
A St. Louis, Kansas City & Uastern and
the Kansas City & Northern Cnnn.,.tinp-
lias returned from n short tour of the
summer rosoris in isconsin.
J. N. Neeley. chief clerk In the freight
Department of the Northwestern, linn nt.,,,
u ten-dnvs' vacation nnd left for the
i-ast. where he will visit relatives and see
tho sights during that time. Traveling
j-atot'iiKiT tyi'ill uuiiii .utijiru, lormoriy
liilef clerk, will occupy Mr. Neeley's post-
nun iiuniiK niH uupuui't'.
Oeneral Manager Itussel Hnnllne and
General Superintendent U. O, Clark of the
Missouri Pneillo at St. LouU. nccomimnled
liy Superintendent C, M, Ilnthburn of
Atchison, arrived In the city Mondny even-
tnc on a special train nnu spent yesteruay
mornlnir Inoktnir after Missouri Pacific af.
fairs In this city. The visit was In the
i'imrt-0 of u tour of Inspection which the
omcluls were making over tne roail.
Tou ran vote ns many time as you want
to In tha Working Girls' Vacation Con-
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Arrangomonta foryour Summer Vacation should
not bo completed without first asklna about . . .
Excursion
Rates . .
Excursion
Rates . .
VIA
THE UNION PACIFIC
Is effort cm June 21, July 7 to 10 Inc., July 18 and August 2nd. Summer
curslon Hatos of
ONE FARE FOR ROUND TRIP
Plus $2.00 from Missouri Hlvor to
Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Ogden and Salt Lake
AND OTHER WBSTKRN RESORTS.
TICKETS OOOO FOR RETURN UNTIL OCTODER SIST.
Telephone 3IO. city Tlokot of flo, 1302 FsrnamW
we BWLiMCTiM swam
LOW RATES
ALMOST EVERYWHERE
Philadelphia ami return, $30,75
Chicago nnd return, $12,75
Kansas City and return, $3.M)
Denver, Pueblo, Colorndo Brink's
nnd return, $19.00
Olenwood Springs utid return, $31.00. .
O.den. Salt lik City und
return, $.12.00
Hot Springs. S. P., nnd return, $1S.0
Custer. 8, I), (Sylvan Lake),
und return, $J0,tO
Tlokat Ohiee, Burlington Station,
1502 Farnam St, 1 0th and Mason Sts,
Tel. 250.
June It, 1G and in
.1 ine r, 26 and 27
....July 2, 3 and 1
June 19 and 21.
July 3. 7. 8, 9.
10, 17 and 18.
AUKiist 2. 7
nnd 21.
Tel. 12a.
iiayok.v mm.
Speclnl Snip t,iT7lle Mpii'h nml
flillilreii'it I ntlerrvenr.
Ladles' 2ae lisle vest at lr.c. Ladles' r0c
silk vests at 2,1c. Ladles' $1.00 silk vests at
50c. Ladles' $1,00 corsets at 49c. Indies'
r.0o cambric drawers nt 2.'c. Men's $1.00
colored laundered shirts with separate cuffs
at 29c. Men's $1.00 underwear In plain nnd
fancy colors, all sizes In shirts nnd drawers,
at 45c. Scrlven's patent elastic scam draw
er In all bUcs from 30 to CO nt C9c. The
best quality of Jean drawers with doublo scat
at 39c. Men's GOc underwear at 25c.
OUK DEAUTIFUL FOULARD SILKS ARK
OOINO
Quickly and deep cut prices are doing It.
Tho $t.23. $1.39, $i,fio kind for $1.00. The
7fic, 89c, 9Sc kind for 69c. Yard wide whlto
wash silk worth $1.00 for C9c. Corded wash
silk, 40c and i'Oc kind for 2.c. Extra fine
yard wldo black Jap silk always sold for
$1.00, on sale G9c. Your choice of over 100
shades In extra good grado 19-ln. taffeta
flold at 83c, to clceo out, C9c. W'o nro Omaha
agents for tho new panacea perspiration
proof black silk, guaranteed to wash and
wear. A new lot of CO pieces of famous
Wlnslow taffeta Just received, containing
many shades you hnvo not seen before.
HAYDKN HROS.
C mnnntlo I nlnn nml I VMlvnl, I'ull
nilolpliln. I'll.
HALF RATES.
VIA BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
Juno lfi to 19, Inclusive, the Haltlmore &
Ohio Rnllroad company will sell excursion
tlckctfl from nil local stntlons to Philadel
phia, Pa at rato of one faro for the round
trip, account Gymnastic Union nnd Festival
(Turnfost). Tickets will be good for return
until Juno 26, 1900.
Stop-over not to exceed ten days -within
limit of ticket allowed at Washington, D.
C, nnd naltlmore, Md.
For further Information call on or ad
dress nearest Ilaltltnoro & Ohio ticket agent
or n. N. AUHtlti, general pansongor agent,
Chicago, III. ,
f'liran Hon ml Trip Ilnte.
On Junn 21, July 7, s, 9, 10 and 18, nnd
August 2, tho Illinois Central railroad will
sell llckote, limited until October 31, as
follow:
St- Paul, Minn., and return $12.r!
Minneapolis, Minn., nnd return 12.65
Duluth, Minn., nnd return lfi.9
Waseca, Minn., nnd return 10.S5
Superior, Wis., and return '.. 16.93
West Superior, Wis., nnd return 16.95
For full particulars call at Illinois Central
city ticket oHlcc, No. 1102 Farnam street.
Write ads. Sell cut, Print anything.
Stonecypher, 1201 Howard st. Tel. 1310.
THEY TASTE GOOD
Havo you drank at tho
ONYX QUEEN
Soda Fountain? If not you aro
living beneath your privileges.
Our SERVICE Is the best.
Our FOUNTAIN Is the best.
Our DRINKS aro the boat.
Huve you tried Cherry Rounco
or San Oabrlel or Huylor'fl
Chocolato or Wild Plum Phns
phato or Koko-Celery or 3C0
other drinks ns mado by Prof.
Goodncr and his anslstants.
Sherman& McGonnell DrugGo.
Home of Onyx Queen.
Cornrr 10th nnd noil nr.
iixctmsin.n iATns
Vln. Chlrnmi, .Mlltvnnkrft A St. Twnl
It nil mi),
Juno 2, 3 and 4, Milwaukee and return,
$16.73.
June 14, 16, 16 and 17, Philadelphia and
return, $30. "t.
Juno 25, 26 nnd 27, Chicago and return,
$12.73.
City Ticket Office, 1504 Farnnm street.
F. A. NASH,
Oeneral Western Agent.
'I'nUe tlie Wn5uif.li
For Niagara Falls, Thousand Islands and all
tho summer resorts of the east. All agents
dell tickets via tho Wabash. Ask for them
or call on or wrlto O. N. Clayton, Room 403
N. Y. L. Hide.
Spirit l.nke, In.,
Quickly and conveniently reached via the
Illinois Central railroad. Round trip tickets
now on sale at city ticket ofllco, 1402 Far
nam street,
Omaha Tent nnd Awning Co., tents, awn
ings, canvas goods, 11 and Harnoy, phono 881
Can it Be True?
Tho (Hoe says the Pill Makers will try
ncnin to get rid of the "Cutters" in
course of CO dnys. Aa that Is iiewn to hm
w will Investigate It nt once nml let you
know about It We will stnte right here,
the sooner they try it the belter it plyases
us. Oh, my, enn such good news he true'.'
e'rnmer's Kidney cure 73c
Llsterlne Se
Hlrney'H Catarrh Powder Me
(Jem Catnrrh Powder Kie
Ozomulslon 75o
Physelno $2.50
Scott's Emulsion 73-
linkhatn's Compound .' 7.V
Wine of Curdul 7.V
S. S, S 75o
Pond's Extract
Pierce's Prescription 73c
Stuart's Cutnrrli Tablets HV
KooiiIk's Nerve Tonic S5e
Hamburger Drops A0e
llorsrord's Acid Phosphate 40o
Pyramid Pile Cure .fic
South American Kidney Curo 7,"e
llostetter's Hitters 73c
St Jncob'B Oil
Kozodont fine
Parker's Hair Hnlsnm 40c
CUT PRICK
DRUGGIST.
UMMER
CLOTHING
for Men and Boys.
Ia hero in ondlcsa variety. Along with profit
there's a pleasure in soiling our kind of summer
clothing. Huyers toll us our lino of these mini
mer things aro made up bettor, roomier, look hot
ter, aro hotter, than anything they see elsowhoro,
You can got a good, cool, comfortable, blue serge
coat for 1.00. Another ono at 2. 60, and an
other ono at $2.76.
Men's blue sergo coats and vests, for $!.50,and
others for $!5.75.
Men's fancy ilannol coat and pants, in pretty
stripes, at $4.76.
Boys' wash suits from 16o and up.
Hoys' crash pants for 16c. Boys' white duck
pants for 20c.
SCHAEFER
Cor. KC.'i nnd Clilcnirn Street.
More popular than ever,
Cheaper than ever
A holiday trip Is not complete with
out a KODAK or CAMERA. Don't
got ono at the last mlnuto, but NOW,
We will teach you how to use It.
A beautiful Double Lens Poco Cam
era complcto with carrying case for
$9.00.
All Amateur Photo Supplies at the
lowest prices. Call and seo us before
purchasing.
The Robert Dempster Co.,
1215 Farnam St.
Wlmlesnle nnd Itrtnll Denlem In
Photo Suppllrn.
During the hot weather send tin your
developing and printing.
iirfe-ni
if 1 urjrAhii n
feyTTfR Vl0tTAaU5
, ? . K
I VltATlrW' r
HOUSE ALL ROOF
May Tip pretty to look at, but undesirable
to live In.
REFRIGERATOR ALL ICE SPACE
May also be hnndsomo to look at. but will
be of little practical value, as food space
(with the proper circulation) Is really what
you are buying In a refrigerator. You can
buy more food space (and a perfect circula
tion) in the HERRICK for less money, than
you can any other make; If you doubt It
como and measure our goods.
So. Omaha.
I Squires & Smith, I Counoll Bluffi
J. L.
1108 FARNAM STREET.
UlVnCftl' Thousands
ilAY UCnS of Pairs of
Fine Oxfords and Slippers
ON SPECIAL
SALE.
Our recent largo purohases from noted eastern manufac
turers, enables us to offer Big Bargains in Stylish Sum
mer Footwear.
Where can you get such values as these?
T a A 1 fine $1. 60 kid oxford ties,
J-tiUiCS ,naci0 by j. i, Benedict
& Co., all sizes, on sale
at
JL-4lvllw!3 yjyj kid oxfords, in
tana and black, mado by P. N. Wad
leigh & Co., all sizes and widths at
98c
$1.25
Vf iccpkc' f'mo 1.55, tan and
i-"l-l3i3C!l5 black, kid strap slip
pers, made by Tho Sussex Shoo Co.,
sizes 114 to 2, on sale at
PLJIUr, lino $1.66
'kid strap slippers-
sizes 8 to 12 at.
$1.15
98c
patont leather and red kid wwj
strap slippers sizes 2 lo (3 at
rUitA' hno 75c
WllllU zy
HAYDEN BROS
Ladies'
Dress Skirts
Two Specials
for Wednesday.
SPECIAL 0nQ lot Ladies Dre83 Skiris. mado of all
I wool cheviots and homespuns, , in black,
L bines and grays-skirts that rA
sold for $3.00 and $4.00 l 11
Wednesday y'v
SPECIAL 0ne lot of LndioB' DreBS Skirts, mado of
all -wool serges, homespuns, Venetians,
L neat plaids and fancy mix- 1 CTA
tures, percaline lined and well made, lis ill
skirts that sold for $6 to $7, Wednesday, M"JV
Don't forget that we've the most complete
line of ladies' skirt waists in the city, noth
ing old, but all clean and new this season's
styles.
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UlVnCU! WARM WEATHER
...GOODS...
Waists. Skirts and Wrappers
In every imaginable style mado and material for less
price than ever before.
43c
69c
98c
Ono hundred dozen ladleB' Waoh Waists, In percales nnd lawn, In tho
new stylo und ull tho now pattorns well mado they aro worth $1 for
G4 dozen Waists, In lawns, madras and percales, pleated back and now
cuffs, worth $1.50, for
60 dozen Waists, mado in Klnghnms, wnrran ted fast color, In pretty stripes,
and dainty checks these aro tho best valuen wo over got for tho money
only each
SKIRTS.
One tablo Mnen Skirts, ruffled flounce 60
Ladles Mack Urocaded SklrtB for 7QC
each "
Ladles' Black Serge Skirts, well made and stylish for
200 Skirts, In homespuns, Venetians and other materials worth J7.C0 Ql A f O
for only
Seventy-five Sample Sklrta, no two alike they sold for JIK.OO. $20.00 fll'O HQ
and $25.00 Wednesday your choice for 4jO"0
WRAPPERS.
Ono hundrod dozen ladles' Wrappers, 15-Inch flounce, separate walnt lin
InR, two ruffles over shoulder, trimmed with two rows of braid
warranted fast color each
50 Dozen Ladies Underskirts 25c Each.
98c
Grand Millinery Sales Now Going On.
HAYDEN BROS.
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IN USE ALL OVER THE WORLD.
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