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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, ,U'NR 27, 15)00.
WAITER TOUCHES CLUBMEN small boys assault school
Vlimbirs of tht Omiha Ntatlj Done by a
Sable Attendant)
WANTED A LOAN UNTIL PAY DAY
k'rnrlr Kvcrj- One AVIiom llr
tirniK'lii'il (Inrf I p Mbi-riill)
IIpIIi-x-cI flint Hi- .Hei'tirril
l''ltr lliimlriMl liiillnra.
Prof. .Mlnillr nml llln I'nplla OIiIIrcI
to It fin ii I II In Their llooniH
Two llnura.
Dannie Hnugfiton, Oeorga Gallagher and
Wilt Harrington, whoso agea rango from
14 to 16 yearn, havo been arrroted on a
charge of disturbing a minting held In tho
Jewish synagogue, Thirteenth and Pacific
strcclH, Monday afternoon. Tho meeting,
which partakes partially of religious and
partially of educational character. Is a aiim
mer school taught by Abraham Mlndle, and
attended by pupils mostly under tho ago
of 13 years.
Monday afternoon. It Is alleged, tho three
Members of tho Omaha club aro rcgMttlng h0yg fntitenixt tho doors of tho synagogue
tho sudden defection of William Spencer, R0 that when It came tlmo to dismiss school
colored, one of tho most Imposing waltcia (h minlla could not be relented. Kor an
that ever graced the dining room of a club nour guidon
house. It Is not that hla neimrturo lias (,nablo to
tUn .pkIimi nf Tii'nntlnth nnrl MIm.ii
.......... iii- i u m n, i. t. t. u Into tho remnant lot
UOURlan HirUUlB. Ills 41" B mrUU!! ft Will till W. ft UUrt'UJlUU 1JU nB n
BOSTON STORE RIBBON SALE!
Todaj th Qrandsit Lot Hleh Ulan Rb
bon Hemmnti Eter Seen in Onwh..
$1.00 RIBBONS AT 25C
Ther Are itomnniiln HiiiinltiK from 'i
tn H YarAm, Slrh'tly All SIIU nnd
.Mnnr nt t.enn Thnii One
Konrth llt-milnr Price.
Every so often we receive a big tot of
ribbon remnants from one of tho best
MdUB ,nV SIIOI2N AT MO.XTO.N XTOIllJ
the
iio.itox .H'rnnn iMCTi'itr, Mf.K.
cmim noi no reiwi. r known interact,, Now Jersey, ribbon rannu
mts and faculty were locked In. I fact Whenever the mill makes lib-
give the alarm. Unally Vto . bons whatovcr , ,CS8 tnan 10 yariIs K0Ci
window, whereupon ho was as- , . . ..... . ., ,. ,.,.
blHcult juggler" who. .aulted by tho threo miscreants, who Pr,T " "' Mo
t... rr .. V, .... ,1
him with rncla ami -"i.'"
Clont as Spencer, but tho clubmen regret i enlt upon him. lte took refufeo In his res
his loss for reasons purely financial, tin Idcnce, which Is near tho church, but oven
loft Omaha last week owing the various then tho boyn would not withdraw from tho
members mims ranging from $3 to $10, and nttnek. They began throwing bricks
It lu whispered that tho amounts thu col- through tho window. Tho professor got a
lected
figure
Thn
uu " i i r ....... w. " - o . . .
iu.i . I . . iMA.nMU . ,,,0.1.1 nflnr 1 thn hrntrntr tnrnr wan sraMiirerl. till t the. 101,
IUUL HII UlL'flU V.w..ti.4luii.T I'ttu ,..,.. ..,v. I ..v- .,v..r...r " .-.
Spchcer had ccael to bo an employe of pupils of Trot. Mlndle's summer school were
tho Omaha club. Ho was discharged May nearly two bouts late In getting Home
t, and nt onco set about his canvasa, which
. ,, . . I , ..... . I .... , na nftl. I II - 1 ..111. 1. .. n,1
io ail prncui;.ii iu. ,USl-b. ,n ju.l ..... uis niaR(;r, .ui mm . u iuh. rhhnn Bnlr!
M.OO IUUnONS 2BC YAUU.
In one big lot wo put all the ribbons up
to 9 Inches wide. Kino all silk black tat
fota clace ribbon, double-faced very heavy
d will aggregate nultc a handsomo , gun and shot It In the air. but with no ef- a" ' " In ilbon. fancy striped
e. Some say $200; some say J.'.OO. I feet. The Infants terrible Jeered him. I chrokod and plaid necktlo ribbons In fact,
o aggravating part of tho matter Is Finally neighbors qamo to hU Tescue and all ribbons worth up to U-00. go In this .oc
-so runnoNs isc yaiid.
he conducted with no llttlo Ingenuity.
For a long time Spencer was a sort of a
landmark at tho club. Imparting tono nnd
Toilnr We I'lncr on Mnli' for
I'lmt 1'lnif , the l.utrM.
Oi-blood shoes for ladles.
Tan, Hussla calf oxfords,
Louis XV heel oxfords In black and tan.
Happy Hollow coif boots.
Country box golf boots.
Illcyclc boots.
Dlcyclo oxfords.
Tho new beaded strap sandnls.
lied heel black sandnls.
An Immense lot of Infanta', children's nnd
misses' black and tun, red nnd white, pink
and blue sllppcrB and sandnls.
Also, Infants', misses' and children's black
nnd tan shoes.
Men's patent leather oxford ties.
Men's tan shoes.
Also, big lot of boys' and youths' shoes.
SHOHS IN TUB I1ASRMKNT.
In our basement shoo department wo will
offer a big tot of shoes and slippers of nil tucet
descriptions for men, women, children nnd
Infants nt prices ranging from Vjo to $1.59.
MEN'S SHOES ON THE MAIN I't.OOU.
2,000 pairs men's shoes from the whole
sale stock mado to retail at $3,00, $1.00 nnd
$.1.00 pair, go on bargain square, each
size on a squaro by Itself, at $1.C9.
BOSTON STOKE, OMAHA.
N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas Sts.
riiiirliiy Morning nt OVtook Sprelnl
nlr HiimiIhoiiic I'lilntril IMintiirn. I
AT UOSTON STOKE. OMAHA.
Promptly at ! o'clock Thursday morning
wo will roll n big lot of vry hnndsomo
painted pictures. They are exact coplos
of all tho very finest hand painted, oil and
water color plaques. They arc now on ,
dltplay In our front window and nre being
very much ndmlred. Watch tomorrow's j
papers for the prices.
In addition to this sale we ts HI also sell 1
10,000 paBsopartotit pictures In largo and 1
small sizes at Irna than ' what they gen
erally sell for lu urt stores.
Walt for this sale tomorrow.
UOSTON STOKE. OMAHA,
N. W. Cor. 10th and Douglas Sts.
Tho nrllmrifrrii
Half faro to Chlrago nnd return. June 25,
0, 27. uooa tin Jtiiy jim-iiva t-nrnani
( Inoliimill mill Iti-liirn, iU.r.(i.
On July 10. 11 nnd 12, via Illinois Cen
tral. Particulars at city ticket oftlce, 1402
I'nrnam at.
HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICINES
Thr llmUon HIvit liy llnj- Hunt.
Tho Lake Shore Fact Mall No. 6, leaving
Chicago dally at 8:30 a. m.. with through 1 nt 1M.1 Dodgo strcol. .All ordera for Ho
Slneo movliiK to our now locution Ot'U
HOMHHOPATHIC DEPARTMENT will V- I
oupy tho SAME QUARTERS an licretoforo, ;
VIZ., ino iieeoiui noor oi our oui iim'iiikmi
AVorhl to i:ml Thin Vonr.
This Is tho recent decision of ono of the
prominent societies of tho world, but tho fe(a ai nt jb0 yarrt
C KIDDONS IOC YARD.
oso ribbons which generally celt
to 33c yard, cord edge, double
a., .,kw"" ,L, I.!. frnm! buffet sleeper. Is tho only train from Chi-1 moooi-athlo tnodlolnos should , bo clven ,.t
.... ...u n-. , ,i,m. .., ..... our new sioro, avihto ii union biih-r mi iih
COc to 73c, In plain colors, double-faced satin making direct connection with tho . ,.,, lomedleM la kept. PMYSI-
and fancy strlncd checked nnd nlald rb-, Hud80a Illvo' rW uoats from Al- (MANS AND DEALERS (ONLY) limy k"
ana ianc siripcu, cnecKon nnu P1"1'1 bnny. Tho Now England cxpnsa Is tho ' '"root to this department to give their or-
bons. also lace effect and novelty molro taf- lf t, v ,1(,M,Vi Kn(,.lim.0 by Arling-
iriu,.ix.nour train Doiwcen cm- , ton 1)lm.k ., PVIVtor. nt 1H1.1 Do.lao .stiool
cago and Uoston. Leaves Chicago ovory The I Inmocopntlilo iloiiartmont Im ooti
nftcrnoon at 2. The Lake Shoro Limited iiooto.l by PRIVATE TELEPHONE wllli
ts tho only twenty-four-hour train between ""X. JW X"W,Z
..., nii.i nnA i. ,i.,i uicugo una tew iora, passing tnroucn tno . Hmk cooiIh.
of tbo dining room, immaculate in a iiro.i.i iiosti.ttor's Stomach Bitters U tho t. inT.nH j in.hM M in nun beautiful Mohawk Valley and along tho Dur Mltiornl Wnlor nml general whole-
expanse of shirt-front and faultless dress tnat IIO?.,c.t'cr " , .fJ8 ' ribbons, up to 3 and 4 Inches wide, In ono Hudson river hv .Hvllehl ,,, Ht,,ri' wl" 0,c,"'' iUp !Proni1 !,,ul ,,"nl
vei,0br;Bath:.,rnonan;o,,a Si ZXuon. Cbl.r.eouerPo8l.:er,lKand " CilBBONB CC YARD. SmrnetoslSs t7 Z ' 0f 8rOU,,,1 ""r
Z 1 L ty and fflh' 'ancrn.th m? troubles A fair trial w... certa.n.V j AU th090 Btnplo . nml roa Rraln rlb. J O W v" S I W"ITB ,"U t'ATAUH"'K-
. .iUt.. u..iu. of rnunniw. it i convince you of Its value. bong. UI) to 2 and 3 Inches wide, that gon- 10- J' M uyror- A- Chicago. pu.,M O BInnHnll n...nnK
i ... i I, i i ui irj m t iui i . ii ii ii u 1 1 ill ii ii i. ii
oiioiiiiuii uo iiiuuuiingii uiukuui
was Interesting to watch Spencer In his net
nf coaxing from tho pocket the reltictunt
fee. Ho set about It with tho deftness
which distinguishes tho pnBtmastcr from
tho novlco.
Seeing n member of bencvolont appenr
nnco enter tho dining room, ho would
beckon him to a table, swing back n chair
nnd leave tho diner to alt In space, blindly
I orally sell at lGc, wo offer In this remnant
Cornor llllli nml lloiluo.
Notv llriiu Storo,
GIVES DEPUTIES A WARM CHASE '-aio at cc yard. 0n tho noes of tho Milwaukee rail-
,oua.niiiuu Hiiiiiu.& iu Anu oi,tj lAiuj, AY In Wisconsin are somo of tho most
nsnno Sohool Toaohor Mnkoa It In-i All tnoso riDDons mai generally sen up ( ljeautlful places In tho world to spend a ; Laboratory. llomooopatlile Department.
terrstluK for To of shrlrf to 10c yard wo will offer In two lots; they summcr vacation camping out or nt tho clo- j ?,V.S,7!w.H?l,,!er 1X'"ot' 1513 Uo,lKO Slrccl-
Poni-r'n Allien. nr0 n" sl,k nna a b,K baain 11 1 1 "! 3V&- ' gnnt summer hotels. Boating. Ashing, beau- -
' Theso ribbons will bo found on several o , tlful lakas and streams and cool weather. ' Tho ONY DIRECT ROUTE to and from
Deputy Sheriffs Roach and Webber had our main floor bargain squares Plenty of J These resorts aro all easily reached from tho Pacific Coast.
lone nnd warm iaunt yesterday In sales lames, duhuio wrappers ana casn g ris Omaha. A book describing them mav bo
hoping thnt tho chair would get back again pursuit of Anson Ebcy, an Insane school to wait on everybody with promptness nnd had upon application at the Chicago, Mll-
ln tlmo to nrrcst his descent. Then ho teacher, who escaped from his home at dispatch. There is enougU to last all nay j wnukeo & St. Paul Ry., city ticket oHIce
would brush Imaginary llecks of dust from Fifty-first and Leavenworth streets. The and tho countcm will bo replenished from 1504 Farnam Btrcct, Omaha. Round trip
tho cloth, shift tho sprig of green on tho
plato of baked whlto fish, move tho cnull
llowors Hollandalso a sixteenth of an Inch
to tho right and the Julienne potatoes n
sixteenth of nn Inch to tho left. If all this
failed to call forth a tip ho usually had the
good senso not to display his disappointment.
Of cotirso many months of such conduct
ns this could not fall to attract tho atten
tion of tho clubmen in general. They camo
to tako a kind of prldo In him, and to regard
him as a tlxed and necessary part of tho
Institution. So, when ho called upon them
In their places of buslnrss and asked n
small loan until pay day thero woro few
indeed who had tho hardihood to deny the
petition. Most of them camo down gen
erously. Tho other day a dozen or more members
nf tho club chanced: to meet and Spencer's
namo was mentioned. Then followed sev
eral frank confessions. Thoy compnred
notes, and it was ascertained that every
individual of them had helped to feather
Spcncor's nest. At last nccounts ho was
headed for Chicago.
deputies mado an effort to servo tho war- time to time, but as Is always tho case, tho
rnnt upon Ebcy at his house, but arrived early comer gets tno ucst Boiccuon.
a fow minutes after the patient's departurs
The ofllclalH followed his trail to the busl
nrss section of the city, nnd finally got
sight of their man on Slxtconth street.
Tho recognition was apparently mutual, for
Ebcy at onco set about showing tho officials
what ho could do as a stceplochasor. He
dashed down alleys and over fences with
tho breathless deputies closo behind. The
deputies finally managed to separate and
como upon the fugitive from different di
rections, when he wyis csptured and ovor
powcred. Ebcy, who Is a man of educa
tional attainments, then gave his captors
a lecture upon tho validity of land grant
titles on tho frontier. Ebey Is confined in
the county jail.
PUPILS GET LIBRARY BOOKS
ticbnol IliillilliiKH to lie Open Kvrry
Two W00U11 for Their
Dlnlrlliiitloii.
For two years the public library, has main
tained substntlons at school buildings In
different parts of tho city during school
sessions, but formerly tho substations have
closed in tho summer time. Through tho
co-operation of tho Board of Education and
tho city llbrarlnn, Miss Tobltt, books will
Tie kept nt tho stations this summer, and
nvery two weeks nn opportunity will bo
given for exchanges. Tho Janitors of the
different school buildings havo been In
Btructcil to keep tho buildings open at the
nppnlntcd tlmo and an assistant from tho
city library will havo chargo or the books;
a duty that is porformod by tho principals
of buildings during school terms.
The following dates and hours havo been
arranged for opening the substations:
Bancroft school, 10 to 12 n. m., Juno 27,
July It, July 25, August 8, August 22.
Vinton school, 2 to 4 p. 111., June 27, July
II, July 25. August S. Augunt 22,
WeHt Hldo school, 10 to 12 a. m., June 28,
July 12. July 28. August 9. August 2).
Monmouth Park school, 2 to 4 p. m , June
2S, July 12. July 2ti. August 9, August 23.
Central Park school, 10 to 12 u. m June
IK, July 10, July 21, AUKiint 7, August 21.
Omaha View school, 2 to 1 p. m., Juno
26, July 10, July 21, August 7, August 21.
Cycling has Its ups and downs. After the
downs, uso Banner Salvo lf you're cut or
bruised. It henls the hurt quickly. Myers
Dillon Drug Co., Omaha; Dillon's Drug
Store, South Omaha.
KXCUn.HION IIATKS
Via Chicago, Milwaukee A St. l'anl
It all way.
Juno 2, 3 and 4, Milwaukee and return,
$1S.75.
June 14, 15, 16 and 17, Philadelphia and
return, $30.75.
June 25, 26 and 27, Chicago and return,
$12.75.
City Ticket Offlca, 1504 Farnam street.
F. A. NASH.
Ooneral Weitorn Agont.
BOSTON STORE, OMAHA,
N. W. Cor. lfith nnd Doulns Sts.
An the
PRINCIPAL WESTERN RESORTS
aro best reached
via the
UNION PACIFIC,
that lino hns mado
tho following
SPECIAL EXCURSION RATES.
Omaha to Denver and return, $19.00.
Omaha to Colorado Springs and return,
$19.00.
Omaha to Glonwood Springs and return,
$31.00.
Omaha to Pueblo nnd return, $19.00.
Omaha to Ogden and return, $32,00.
Omaha to Salt Lake and return, $32.00.
In effect June 21, July 7-8-9-10-18 and
August 2. Final return limit October 31,
1900.
Two Trains Dally to
Denrer and Colorado Points.
Threo Trains Dally to
Salt Lako City and Utah Points.
City Ticket Oftlce, 1302 Farnam street.
Telephone 316.
The Xortn western I.lne
EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSIONS.
Half Fare
Philadelphia,
Chicago,
Charleston, S. C,
Cincinnati
and
many other
points.
TUB NORTHWESTERN LINE.
City Offices, 1401-3 Farnam St.
Cheap Ilonnit Trip Hntes,
On July 7. 8, 9, 10 and 18 and
August 2, the Illinois Central railroad will
sell tickets, limited until October 31, as
follows:
8t. Pnul, Minn., and return $12.65
Minneapolis, Minn., and return 12.65
Duluth. Minn., and return 16.95
f orest Hi'iiuui. 111 10 1- u, m juiv d. juiy 1 ... . . m nr.
17. .tiilv 31. Anirnst 14. AumiHt "S. ttnwcn. .uiuii,, uu rciuiu '
Windsor 'school, 2 to 4 p. m., J uly 3. July
17. July 31. August II, August 2S.
Krunklln school, 10 to 12 a. m., Juno 2fi,
July . July IS, August 1, August 13, An
cust -i.
Saratoga school, 2 to 4 p. in., June 2i,
July (1. July IS, August 1, August 15, Au
gust 20.
CnHtellar school, 10 to 12 n. m., July D,
July 19, August 2, August 1G. August 30,
RELIEF PROMISED AT LAST
Superior, Wis,, nnd return 16,95
West Superior, Wis., and return 16.95
For full particulars call at Illinois Central
city ticket office. No, 1402 Farnam street.
Special Train to Knunnn City, Mo,
On July 3 tho Omahu & St. Louis railroad
will run a special excursion train to Kansas
City nccount the democratic national con
vention. Special leaves Union station,
Omaha, 8:00 p. m., Council Bluffs 8:15 p. m.,
arrives Kansas City 7:00 a. m. Sleepers wilt
remain in Kansas City during tho conven
tion and will bo occupied by all who apply
at onco and secure berths. Call nt Omaha
& St. Louis Ticket office 1415 Farnam
street, or write Harry E. Moorcs, city pas
senger and ticket agent, Omaha, Neb.
Take the WnTinHli
For Niagara Falls, Thousand Islands nnd nil
tho summer resorts of tho east. All agents
sell tickets via tho Wabash. Ask for them
or call on or wrlto O. N. Clayton, Room 403
N. Y. L. Bldg.
CIiIciiko and Itctiini ft 2.75.
On June 2o. 26 and 27, via the Illinois
Central. Inquire at 1402 Farnam st.
Write ads. Sell cuts, Print anything.
Stonccyphcr, 1201 Howard St. Tel. 1310.
Cootrr Weather I'rnllotrtl for Oinnliu
WeUnesilaj Hot Throughout
Knt I re ,ort Iim ml.
'At 7 o'clock yesterday tho thormom
eter nt tho government observatory regis
tered higher than at tho tamo tlmo any
day this summer and the forecaster was
pcsslmtsttn as to cooler weather beforo
Wednesday. From tho far northwest camo
reports of continued warmth and tho hot
belt extended enstward to Duluth. Tho
maximum temperaturo nt Omaha for tho
past twenty-four hours has been 00 de
grees, six degrees below tho maximum for
the year. On tho warmest day of tho year,
Juno 6, tho reading of tho thermometer at
7 a. m. showed 70 degress, four lower than
today.
Thero ts a prospect of cooler weather
after today In this section. Tho changed
condition will bo felt In western Nebraska
this morning.
Camp Mretlnc
at Mountain Lake Park, Maryland,
LOW RATES
Via tho Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
On July R to 16, Inclusive, the Baltimore
A Ohio Railroad will sell low rate excursion 1 S. S. S.
tickets to Mountain Lako Park. Md., ac- Pond's Extract
count above occasion. Ajux Tablet's".'.
Tickets will be good for return until July Msterlno
20. 1900. 1 V ll.lc"ra 9a"
For further Information call on or address
nearest Baltimore & Ohio Ticket Agent, or
B. N. Austin, Ooneral Passenger Agent,
Schlitz Malt Extract
This warm weather you might got puz
zled what to drink when von urn thlrntv
and havo that tlrod feeling. Then get a
uomo or Kunutz .Malt rcr.traet, put It on
Ice. nnd when cool drink It. That will re
fresh you and give you an nppetlto. Hut,
remember, It's tho kind "that mado .Mil
waukee famous" tho name Is very easy
it's Schlitz Malt Extract that you want.
Schlitz Malt Extract 15c
Cramer's Kidney Curo Un
sure Death, for bugs yio
Poruna ' 75e
wino or uuruui
Carter's Liver Pills
tickets, good returning until Octcbsr 31,
now on sale. , F. A. NASH.
General Western Agent.
.Spirit Lake Okohojl Arnold's I'nrk.
Leave Omaha at 7 a. m., arrive Arnold's
Park 4 p.m. Spirit Lako 4:10 p.m., via
Illinois Central. Quickest nnd most direct
route. Round trip tickets $10.70. good un
til October 31 returning. For particulars
Inquire at city ticket oftlce, 1102 Farnnm at.
Farms! Farms! Farms! See C. F. Har
rison's 10 bargains In farms.
"phis
Store
Quits
Wednesday and Thursday
you can buy ladies'
$2.00 OxfordB
for
$2.25 OxfordB
for
$2. 50 Oxfords
for
3.00 Oxfords
for
98c
.1.18
1.28
1.38
Ladies' Shoes, worth $2 to
3.50 ;5Sc, 48c, 59c and
(59c broken lines.
Queen Quality O OO
Shoes -.V
The Howe
1515 Douglas
Two trains dally to and from Omaha and
Denver and Colorado points.
Two trains dally to and from Omaha and
San Francisco and California points.
Three trains dally to and from Omaha
and Salt Lako City and Utah points.
Two trains dally to and from Omaha and
' Portland and North Pacific coast points, with
J direct connections for Tacoma and Seattle.
Buffot, smoking nnd library cars, with
I barber shops and pleasant rending rooms.
I Doublo drawing room palace sleepers. Din
ing cars, meals a la carte. Tlntsch light.
City Ticket Office. 1302 Farnam St. Tel. 316.
'f You Take a Holiday
Take a Kodak.
You aro not fully equipped for
your .summer trip unless you hnve
a KODAK OK OA.MKKA. AVo
carry nil reliable makes nnd enn
advlHo you Just what to get. Call
and see us before roIiir. Free In
struetlon how to use them.
The Robert Dempster Go,,
1215 Fariinm St.
Send us your films to develop.
uo
ir.o
75(5
Wo
-toe
40(i
(no
LI Hi
Malted Milk 40o. 7r.o. tl.lS
Miles' Nervine 7fo
Plerro's Proscription Tfio
Dr. Karl (.'rumor's Pennyroyal Pills.... $1. ft)
Packer's Tar Bonn iBo
interest on city taxes (real and personal) J Ui. IT HL1.. i -VV-Vt iIV-:iC 1Uc
ins i.ii-ii s.wion
llr Chnmlierliiln' Cnllo, ( liotrrn nnd
Dlnrrlitioit Iteinnly.
"I am suro that Chamberlain's Colic.
Cholera nnd Diarrhoea Remedy at ono time
saved ray life," says A. K. Iifaletto of
Cregory Landing, Clark county, Missouri
"I was In Biich bad khapo that tho doctors
said I could not live. When I was at the
lowe.st obb ono of my neighbors brought In
n bottlo of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Itomedy and I took it and got
Instant relief, I soon got up nnd around.
That was nlno years ago and I am still In
good henlth. Since then that medicine has
always been in my houso nud always will bo,
H U tbo beat on earth."
('a mil Meeting n Coiuioll llhilTa.
A city camp mooting will 'bo held at
Council Bluffs, beginning July 3. Dr. B.
Carradtne, D. D tho great pastor evangelist,
In chargo and will preach twice each day,
2:30 and 7:30 p. in. This will afford a rare.
opportunity to hear this famous preacher
and author. Let all tho pooplo romo.
Churches and ministers urged to co-operate.
Homrmber tho date, first meeting July 3,
7-30. Continues tltl tho 11th.
for year 1900, at the rate of 1 per cent por
month, will bo charged on and after July
1st next
CO U AC CCD
WWIIMkl ft-ll DRUGGIST.
Cor. 10th and CIiIcmko Wtreets.
,' ' ' I I M f f H H ' M " ' I I I ' " " " I I I 1 MTTT-
TOE IBIMiTW SM1DN
rr-- . .. " - rrr-r
Save your coupons and Help somo girl
take a trip.
Omaha Tent and Awning Co., tents, awn
Ins canvas goods, 11 and Harney, phone S83.
fL
I "1
TRY COLORADO THIS SUMMER
Vary your vacation trip, flo west. Try Colorado. It
Is cooler than the resorts along tho Atlantic coast. And
Just as pleasant, netting thero costs very little $19
for the round trip lf you buy your ticket July 3, 7, 8,
ft, 17 or 18. Staying there costs ns llttlo or as much
as you please $0.00 to $B0,00 a weok.
Only a night's ride from home. Leave Omaha 4:25
this nfternoon nnd at 7:10 tomorrow morning you are
In Denver; at eleven In Manltou; at B:00 p. ra. at Etrs
Park, and at 9 at Qlonwood Springs.
Tioksi Office,
1502 Farnam SI.
Tel. 850.
Burlington Station,
10th and Mason Sts.
Tel. 128.
"Every day should have Its saving." Attend Haydcn's Pre-lnventory sale
HAVnkill Grrt Sale of Shoes
nMI ULNS and Oxfords
shoos and oxfords from (lie ihreo li' oiislcrn slocks wilh t lions
C'lTlrttt flf n.lif.kj fi.m.i Aim v.n. .... 1 .i . ..4. ...I. . 1.... .
........... imin i. ..mi win ii-jmiir nuit-ivU ULMOIC lllVCIIIOrv V 1110
shoos at less than the cost of making.
$3.50 Shoes
1.23
All the ladies' fine ,
vici kid shoes in tan
and black, laco and
button, either turns
or welt soles, shoos
that were mado to
sell for $2.50, $.3.00
a n d 50 your
choice of any of
these fine shoes in
any Bizo at ftl.L'U.
$2.25 Oxford Tics
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Over 1200 pairs of ladies'
fine vici kid black or tan oxford
tieswith hand turned and Mc
Kay flexible solos, kid and pat
ent leather tips, oxfords made up
for other dealerri to sell for 1.50, $2,00 and $2.25 all sizes
and widths at one price, 08c.
98c
HAYDEN
fourth of July Clothing.
TODAY
WILL BE
YESTERDAY
M TOMORROW
MORNING
&a W t -.1? !M
i &
You'll not attempt to deny this
will you? But you'll be sorry when
you find out that you've delayed
your buying of a summer suit or
1 1!1 1. .
wi a tmiuiiiur cuai, iiuiu you wititu up one
1 M of these hot scorchine: Julv morn-
ingS 'iml yourself without cool,
comfortable clothing, but if you have delayed your
buying, there's no better store in tho land than
this ono to get quick service and lowest prices.
We've Men's Blue Serge Goaisfor SI. 90
We've Men's Blue Serge Coats for 82,50
We've Men's Blue Serge Goats for $2. 75
We've Men's Blue Serge Goats and Vests $3.50
We've Men's Blue Serge Coats and Vests $3.75
But better vet are those Men's Fancy Flannel
Goats and Pants in the latest favorite A 7K
stripe, comfortable & cool, yet dressy w"t
This is a cool, comfortable clothing store for tho
man who wants cool, comfortable clothing at rea
sonable prices.
. -llSMIiVsl l I"1-'-"'
"Every Day Should Have Its Saving."
Take Advantage of Haydeu's Pre-lnventory Sales.
HAYDENs
Si. I A
I r Acfwr Coin
Children's Muslin Drawer at lOc, luc,
20c and 25c.
Childien's Muslin downs at 49c, "He.
Ladies'-Muslin and Cambric Drawers at
2")c, Hoc and up to $:j.!)S.
Ladies' downs at -l!)c, nt)c, 7oc and tip
to $,".00.
Ladies' Skirts at .tl)c, fine and up to
Ladies' Corset Covers stt 25c, Jific, fiOc
and np to $.'5.00.
One lot of Ladies' Vests, in lisle, in
plain Ahite and fancy colors, worth up
to 3;n on sale at 15c.
Special in
Corsets
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Ladies' fine Summer Corsets that were made
tn sell nt S1.00. on sale at 49c.
Special bargains in ladies' I.Tose at 15e, 25c l
film fi.ii .
Children's Summer Underwear at 10c, 15c,
2()c and iffle.
Our Great
Pre-lnventory
Silk Sale
is your opportunity. TJeninnnts of silk worth up to 1.00 for 29c.
Hemnnnts of silk, 'worth up to 1.25. for !. Ueiunanls of silk,
worth up to $1.50. for 49c. All kinds, plain nml fancy.
I?ig sale on lilack Taffeta 2(l-in. wide for :59c 27-in. wide
for (!9c .'()! n. wide for 9Sc.
Foulards in remnants- most all lavo enough for dress
worth up to S1.50 -for 75c.
Fine all silk Plaids for 25c. Dlack .lap Silk, 27-in. wide,
worth 75c, on sale, 49c. AVhito Wash Silk, yard wide, worth St,
for Ii9c.
HAYDEN BROS.
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VtKTAaiS
ntAi
A Tallow Candle
was perfect in its time and everybody
used them. It is just as tfood loda.v,
but better things have come on the
market. The old sl.vle refrigerators
a iv just as ;ood as they ever were, but
since the
HERRICK
has (dine on the market our goods are
in the lead. 1 'effect circulation- -more
food space- no mould -no scrubbing.
j. l, Bamett, i Sniiirps & Smith I p' c' n1'
So. Oraaha. OIJU1I IO U OHIHlIla Counoll Bluffs
1108 FARNAM STRKKT.
Oont
'Fool with a Fan
It' n tufkh oxrrtlon. Thore'n
more cniicentrnted coolncnn nnd
refre"hlnu comfort In ono Rluis of'
HIRE
Rootbeer
than n family of fan A,
run niriiiMi.
Wrlto for llt nf pr.
uilaini uffrred free
for lbeu.
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Pennyroyal polls
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t.Bip for I'urpriilurt, 1 r.llmanlula
al ltllrr fur Ladlr. it Ifllw, hi rr.
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