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TITE OMAHA DAILY TVET3: TTITTtSn AY, TTTLY 20, 1900.
WIDOW HAS NO REDRESS
Judge Eojtor Decides that Buchanan Has
Kept Within the Law.
MRS, RICHTER'S SMALL SAVINGS ALL GONE
DUnhrril nn Order if Uir Court In
UruwIiiK Hor DiiiikIi tcr'n
Jloiir) from tlic
llunU.
There, Ik no redrofn at law for Mrs. Kunl
sunda Itlchlcr, widow with five children,
who entrusted her nil to Alexander Uuch
nnan, real rotate agent. Judgu Keysor de
rided yesterday tliut Buchanan had kept
within the law In his dealing with the
widow and tbo Judgment and cancellation ot
mortgage wero accordingly denied.
In referring to tho dwelling which Hu
chanan undertook to erect for Mrs. ltlchter
Judge KrNor Raid It wan hullt of rotten
wood. From a personal examination the
court found that If finished an begun the
building would be liable to collapse and kill
ths Inmates. The floor Joists and studding
Judge Kejwor found to by wholly Improper
and not in accord with tho specifications.
Thk deficiency, howuver, should be deemed
a breach of contract, he wild, rather than n
fraud.
For tho construction of the house Mrs.
Itlchtar had turned over to Uuchnnan $100
of her daughter's monoy and had given him
n mortgage on the lot of $1,400. Judge
Uaxter of the county court had Instructed
Mrs. Hlchtcr In Iluchanau's hearing not to
expend her daughter's money without nn
order of court. In plte of this tho widow
ond the agent had gone directly to the bank
and drawn it out. Judge Keysor said that
Mm. Hlchtcr and Huchanan were equally
guilty ot dlnobeying an order of court and
that he would have felt more sympathy with
the wlJow If sho had done as she was told.
Under the finding of tho court the whole
of tho widow's posHefHlons havp been swal
lowed up, her only return being a lot at
Twenty-ninth and Douglas, encumbered
with o $1,800 mortgage, and a partially con
etructed houso hullt of rotten wood. For the
lot she paid Huchanan $.',00 In cash and a
Etock of furn valued nt $800. Huchanan had
purchased tbo lot the day previous for $200.
For tho house Mrs. Hlchtcr paid Huchanan
$400 In cash and a mortgage of $1,600. The
widow has nothing left except the live chil
dren. I.AIIOIIIMt.H (ilVi: .MOHI) TIMH.
Suit to Prevent I'lirolinxi- of I'lirnim
Htrepper I'iinI imiil Tilt Tlnirmliiy.
The complaint of union labor against the
street cleaning machine had been set for
hearing yesterday before Judge Kcysor. but
wan postponed until today to allow tho hi
boron time to consider the answer filed by
City Attorney Council. The petition of
Federal union No. 80!tl nsks that tho city
be restrained from paying for the Kurnns
sweeper nnd that the contract bo declared
void.
In Its answer the city denies that it is
"threatening to purchase a machine" In
tho language, of the petition but holds, on
tho other hand, that the purchase has nt
ready been made. It says that the sweeper
Is now In active nnd satisfactory use and
thnt It Is too late to rescind tho contract.
Tho city holds thnt the presence of a ma
chine will not nffect the number of laborers
employed, but thnt the brooms will simply
cover more ground than previously, thUB
keeping tho city in n tidy condition. Tho
city' final contention is that Federnl
union hnn nj legal capacity In which to
bring suit.
Attorney Velscr for tho union says the
latter dlfllculty may ho easily nvofded by
bringing the action in the name of some In
dividual. An to tho purchase being com
pleted nnd so beyond tho power of tho court,
Mr. Yelser holds that tho contract Is not
legally lived up to until tho purchase money
hnn been paid nnd that such action has not
l)oen taken.
TAXI'AYKHS OI'POSi:
IMIUCIIASK.
Mouth Omnhii IIIkIi School Site Cime
.Vow nit Trial.
The suit to enjoin tho South Omnha school
board from purchasing the Doctor site, for
a High school building Is being heard nt
length In Judge Keysor's court. Tho plea
ef Joseph Onrlow nnd other property owners
Is that the board has no funds on hand with
which to acquire property costing $9,r00.
The school tioard Is attempting to show
that there Is only $.17,000 In outstanding
warrants, whereas! there is $70,000 In the
treasury with which to meet obligations.
Thus It Is claimed that there la $13,000
available which may to used for the pur
chase of a school site. Tho taxpayers set up
rn the contrary that there Is less than $RO0
tivallnldo with which to make the $0,GOO
payment.
Court Note,
Mrs. Christine l.entzner. the queen of
Ttie squatters, who was ordered ejected
from tlio I'onpletnn tract In North Omaha,
has filed notices nf appeal to tho district
court In three canes.
Frank T.nuuor Ih seeking to recover $10,
000 from tho t'nlon I'aellle railroad for per
sonal Injuries rocelveil while nt work on
the new Klxteentli street viaduct, March S.
Lauger suys lie was stiinilliiK under it
twenty-foot embankment ut tint south end
of the work when other laborers carolesxlv
tamped tho frozen earth from above wltii
Hedges. An n result there was a landslldu
which cauglit hanger ami .Injured him
ncrlnusly nbout tho legH nnd body.
Falconer Clifford Is seeking nn Injunction
In dlstrlot court against Jesse, and ICntn
Jloot, complaining that lie Is greatly dani
uged by reason of a ditch In his neighbors'
farm In the western part of tho county.
Clifford snys thnt there Is it dry creek run
ning through tlin Knot estate leading Into
the I'applo ereek. The Roots have dug n
drain In such a manner that during heavy
llilns a great quantity of water Is diverted
from the creeks bed to cilfford'H farm,
transforming his elthty acres into a swamp.
Glfford links that his neighbor bo com
polled to close the ditch.
Wnn It n .Mlrm-lr.
"Ttu marvelous euro of Mm. Henn J. Stout
of consumption has created Intense excite-
ment In Cammack, Ind., writes Marlon
Stuart, a leading druggitt of Muncle, Ind.
Sho only weighed SO pounds when her doc
tor In Yorktown said sho immt soon die.
Then she began to use Dr. King's New Ills-
covery and gained 37 pounds In weight and
was completely cured." It has cured thou
lands of hopeless cases and Is positively
guaranteed to cure all t iroat, rhet and luus
(Unease. f0c and $1.00. Trial bottles fret
At Kuhn & Co. "a drug store.
A Plane to Miinil tnr Mnnntrr.
On the lines of tho MILWAUKEE ItAII.
WAY In Wisconsin are somo of the moat
beautiful places In tho world to spend a
lummer vacation camping out or nt the ele-
(ant summer hotels. Boating, fishing, beau'
tlful lakes and streams and cool weather,
Thes. retorts an? easily reached from
Oman. A book describing them may bo
had upon application at tho Chicago, Mil-
wnokeo fc St. Paul Ky. city ticket oftlco
1501 Farnam street, Omnha. Hound trip
tickets, good returning until October 31,
sow on sale. F. A. NASH,
General Western Agent
Cheap Homiil Trip Hale.
On August 2, 7 nnd 21 tho Illinois Central
will sell tickets, limited until October 31, at
fallows;
Waseca, Minn., nnd return, $10.35.
Watervllle, Minn., and return, $10.63.
Madison Lake, Minn., and return, $10.63.
St. Paul, Minn., nnd return, $12.65,
Minneapolis, Minn., and return, $12.65.
Duluth, Minn., and return, $16.95.
Superior, Wis., and return, $10.95.
Wost Superior. Wis., and return, $16.95.
For full particulars call at city ticket of
fice Illinois Central railroad, 1402 farnam
itrtft.
ACTUAL SETTLERS BUY LANDS
IIlK Snlrn In flip Wont Millie In Those
Who "Will rtiltltnlo Their
Molding-".
Discussing the enormous business done b
tho Union Pacific land department for the
year ending June 30, 1900. during which
time 1,122,702 21 acres of land In the stnteh
of Kansas, Colorado. Nebraska. Wyoming !
and t'tah were disposed of, Land Commls-
sloner McAHaster said. i
"Tho land sold last year and In all thei
years of the land department's existence was
a part of the land grant given the Union
Pacific Railroad company by the govern
ment. The area ro granted amounted to
18.B20.600 ucres. Of this acreage the com
pany has sold over 12,000.000 acres, nearly
all of which Is now being used by actual
settlers. At the present time the depart
ment has ttold only 6,435,181.20 acres, di
vided among the stairs as follows: Kanens,
652,431.02; Colorado, 2,258,199.76: Nobrr.ska.
285,973.89; Wyoming, 3,180,056.75; Utah,
ios.sia.7s."
(JHII'.VAM i: CMI.MMITTHIi HOHS IIOMK
Will Iteturn l.nter to Ituvo Confer
m ttlth I'ri'slilent Hurt.
Tho chnlrman of th grievance commit
tees of the several brotherhoods of railroad
men employed by the Union Pacific have re
turned to their homes, but will return In
time to have a conference with President
Hurt and Oenernl Manager Dickinson upon
their return to the city the latter part of
this week. The board, expects to present to
the olhclnls various matters relative to the
Interests of the operating employes, but the
principal object of the conferenco will be to
reach nn understanding regarding the phys
ical examinations required of all employes
and applicants for positions.
A member of the board Is authority for
the statement that much dissatisfaction has
been stirred up as the result of the severe
tests made In the physical examinations and
some modifications will be sought In the
conference with the executive officials.
Old (Mil re Ite-Kntnlilli-liril.
Owing to the largely Increased business
nnd tho added duties of the operating offi
cials on the middle division of the Union
Pacific between Rawlins and Green River,
Wyo.. the position of trainmaster, which
was abolished several year ogo, has been
re-established. Hiram V. Sheridan has
Just been appointed trainmaster to till the
nowly created position. Mr. Sheridan will
have Jurisdiction over the middle division
nnd will make his headquarters nt Green
River. The appointment has Just been
made by Assistant Superintendent W. A.
Whitney nnd npproved by Superintendent
W. L. Park and General Manager Dickinson.
Kiiiihiim llomt Sold.
WICHITA. Knn Julv J.T,. The Kansas
Midland railway was sold nt public sale in
this city today by J. F. Shearman, clerk of
the United States district court, to Alfred
R. Peck and Harry Hronner, representing
the bondholders, for $500,000. The road will
pass into tho hands of the Frisco system.
Itnllmiy .'Noted mill I'ernonnlN,
J. II. Hnldermann, traveling passenger
ngent of the Wabash, Is In the city from
Chicago.
(5. Hoy Hull, contracting freight ngent
for the Cnnudlati Pucille, Is an Omaha
visitor from Chicugo.
V. A. Harmon, supe tendent of the
lllnck Hills division ol .ne Klkhorn, Is In
tho city from t'hadroti.
General Passenger Agent 13. L. Lomnx
and Assistant General Passenger Agent
Snm Hutchison returned vesterdny from
an eastern trip. Mr. Hutchison later
left for a trip through the west,
nnd. upon his return, will terminate his
position with the I'nlon Pacific, his recent
resignation being effective July 21.
Four cars loaded with freight for Omnha
nrrlved at the Illinois Central freight house
yesterday bndly battered up nnd show
ing signs of rough usage, although tholr
contents had not been damaged. Tin four
cars llgured In a collision on the Illinois
Central at Scales Mound, III., Tuesday
morning, In which two sections of n west
bound freight train enmo together. .
DeWltt's Llttlo Early niters are tamous
llttlo pills for liver and bowel troubles.
Never gripe.
.VotllT.
Tho Gate City Hive, No. 9, will give n
lawn social Thursday evening, July 26, at
the residence of Mrs. Ileames, 2407 Kmmett.
Ico cream nnd cake, 15c.
Sam'l Hums, 1318 Fnrnam, midsummer
reduction sale. Ten per cent off everything.
A clean head Is a proud head. N. N.
Shampoo.
Saturday, July 28,
cheap rate excursion
to Hot Springs,
via Northwestern Line.
Through Saturday sleeper
without change.
Delightful climate,
Delightful plunge,
Delightful hotels
Delightful scenery.
Curative waters.
Call 1101 Farnnm nt.,
Northwestern Line office,
I Trains to Spirit Lakh
Via Northwestern Line.
Leave Omaha 6:55 n. m.
Leave Omaha 7:35 p. m.
Only ouo change of cars If you
go via tho Northwestern Lino.
Call at 1401 Farnam street
for round trip rates and parlor car or
sleeping car accommodations.
A Holeeleil 1,1st of .Sniiuncr Tonrn.
Fifteen one way and nineteen round trip
will bo found in the Lake Shoro's summer
edition of "Hook of Trains " Copy will bo
sent on application to R. P. Humphrey, T.
P. A.. Kansas City, Mo., F. M. Uyron, G.
W. A.. Chicago.
Omaha Tent and Awning Co., tents, awn
ings, canvas goods, 11 and Harney, phone SS3.
Special Ratis:
Omulia to Denver nnd return
Omnha to Colorado Springs nnd return,
Oninhu to Glen wood Springs und return,
Oiuuhu to Pueblo nnd return,
Omaha to Ogdet: and return,
Omulia to Salt Luke City and return,
Tickets on Sale July 17-18, August 2-7-21.
Limited to Oct. 31st, 1900.
CITY TICKET OFFICE 1302 FARNAM ST, TELEPHONE 316,
COST AND VALUE IGNORED
Boston Store Clearing Sale Makes a Glean
Sweep of Summer Goods.
BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
I.nron, Hinliroldrrlr.i, Handkerchiefs,
Hosier), t'nilerM onr, Corsets. Htc,
nt l-!til I'rlees Tomorrow Most
It cilia rknble It cil tic Hons
KVKR HEARD OF.
AT HOSTON STORE, OMAHA.
Hclow are a few of the thousands of In
stances how wo nre selling summer goods
throughout the entire establishment.
IOC LACES AT 1C AND 2ViC YD.
Large bargain tables with hundreds of
bolts of torchon and volcnclennes laces In
a great variety of patterns, worth up to 10c
a yard, go In this sale nt lc and 2 Vic a
yard.
25C LACES AT CC AND 10C YD.
All tho finest wash laces, Including Nor
mandy vols, point desprlt and fancy tor
chons, worth up to 25c n yard, go In this
sale at 5c nnd 10c n yard.
CLEARING THE E.MnitOIDERIES.
Immense lots of nil kinds of fine embroid
eries and Inserttngs, Including swiss, Jac
onets nnd nainsooks, manufacturer's sam
ple pieces nnd odd strips. In this lot arc
sorao of tho finest embroideries that arc
made, worth In tho regular way up to 33c
n yard, go in this sale at Cc, "ic and 10c
n yard.
25C HANDKERCHIEFS AT 2V4C AND 5C.
Thousands of dozens of all the finest hand
kerchiefs, In plain white and fancy colored
borders, hem-stitched; also lace and em
broidery edged, nil go at S'.ic and 5c each.
15C HOSIERY AT 5C A PAIR.
Hundreds of dozens of ladles', misses',
children's and men's fast black and tan
hosiery, nil inado full seamless, fine gauge
nnd heavy rib, all go on bargain counter at
5c a pair.
20C UNDERWEAR AT 5C EACH.
500 dozen ladles' nnd mlBscs' Inco and rib
bon trimmed summer undervests, all sizes,
all colors, worth 20c, go In this salu at 6c
each.
3.1C VESTS AT IOC AND 1214C.
All tho plain, ribbed and fancy lisle
thread undervests, including lace effects,
sleeveless nnd wing sleeves, all sizes, worth
up to 35c. go nt 10c und 12Wc each.
1,000 ladles' perfect fitting summer cor
sets, made of good quality net, extra well
made, go in this sale at 19c each.
Large bargain square with thousands of
yards of embroideries, sample pieces of all
over laces, embroideries nnd tucklngs, worth
up to 75c n yard, go In this sale at 2c a
yard. HOSTON STORE. OMAHA,
N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas Sts.
DAYLIGHT Tlt.VINS l?OJt ftPIlUT LAKH
Oknbojt anil Arnold Pnrk.
Tho Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul rail
way company have Just placed In eervlco
daylight trains between Omaha and Spirit
Lake, OkoboJI and Arnold's Park. Going the
train leaves Omaha at 7:15 a, m. and ar
rives Spirit Lake at 4:15 p. re. Returning
the train leaves Spirit Lake at 6:45 a, m.
end arrives Omaha 3:55 p. m. This Is the
best service that has yet been offered over
any ono road. Round trip tlckots, good re
turning until October 31, $10.70.
City ticket office, 1504 Farnam street.
F. A. NASH. Gen'l Western Agent
Clin nee nf Tune.
On July 1 the Chicago, Milwaukee ft St
Paul railway changed the time of their train
between Omaha and Chicago. The fast train
formerly leaving at 7:35 p. m. will, under
the now card, leave at 6:00 p. m., arriving
Chicago at 8:30 a. m., in ample time for all
eastern connections. The local train form
erly leaving at 11:00 a. :n. has been changed
to a fast daylight train for Chicago, leaving
Omaha nt 7:15 n, m. and arriving Chicago
at 10:30 p. m.
nu:n.
O'OItADY-Phllomenn Gertrude, aged 6
years nnd 8 months.
Funeral from family refcldcnce, 1120 Fred
erick street. Thursday morning, July 26. at
9:30 a. m.. to Holy Sepulchre remetery.
John O'Grady hns been connected with the
Millard hotel for seventeen years. The
death of his child will be regretted by his
many friends In the city.
MAHNELL Itenn, aged IR years, 9 months,
21 duys. youngest son of Mr. nnd Mra.
Richard Mnrnell.
Funeral Thursday, July 26, nt 2:30 p. m.
from family residence, S36 N 17th street,
to Prospect Hill cemetery. Friends Invited.
Hu-Can Hair Tonic
For tho past threo years my hair has
been falling out badly. I tried all kinds of
hair tonics, with no good results. A friend
told me nbout Hu-Can Hair Tonic. After
using part of a bottln It stopped falling out.
Today my hair Is growing nicely nnd I can
recommend It to nny ono who needs n tonic
for tho hair. OUS DETMERS,
2815 Douglas Street.
Hu-Can Hair Tonic 75C
Cramer's Kidney Cure 7,-,o
Duffy'H Malt Whiskey S5c
Perunn 75c
Itromo Quinine ir,c
Gnrtlcld Tea 2oe
Hu-Can llulr Restorer 75c
Palne's Celery Compound 76c
Wlno of Cardul 76c
Pyrumld Pile Curo 40c
Stuart's Dyspepsia Cure 40c
Sure Death for Hugs ;nr
I'neln Sam's Tobacco Cure 50o
Dr Karl Cramer's Pennyroyal Til. .Is., f i.oo
liar Hen 40o
AJax Tablets 40c
OrUlCClTD cut price
dwIIACrCIf DRUGGIST
S. XV. Cor. intli nnd ChlraRo,
THE QUICK TRAINS
TO THE WEST
IRE VII
THE UNION PACIFIC.
X.
$lf).00
19,00
ill. 00
10.00
32.00
32.00
IIAVDK.I IIIUI1.
Clnslnir Out All .Summer I'nilrriTrnr nt
l.esn Tl, nn llnlf Prior.
Men's 39c underwear, l.'c. Men'n 75c un
derwear, !9c. Men's $1.00 underwear. 4Rc
One lot of men's colored laundered shlrtu,
lightly soiled, worth 60c nnd 75c. to be sold
at 19c. Mcn'n 11.00 silk front shirts. 4Ur.
Ono lot men's shirts In all new styles, worth
up to $1.50, on sale nt 49c. Ladles' 39c lisle
vests, 15c. Ladles' BOc summer corset. 23c.
LadlctV $1.00 corsets. 19c.
Wntch for big shirt sale Friday. Sec Six
teenth street window.
HAYDEN PROS.
I.nillen' llnthrry In The Her Hit 1 1 il I it u.
Tho world moves. Science Is making rapid
strides In the march of progress. The dream
of yesterday Is the prosaic fact of today
Youth and hcnth can be restored and re
tained. Tho new' Renstrom Hygiene Hath
Co., through Its ladles" Ilathery In The lice
building, offers a royal road to health and
beauty. This company hns Improved upon
Madntne Yale's celebrated reslpo for beauty,
"exercise and the bath," by adding that
ment potent of modern powers, electricity.
Tho Kenstrom system combines tho bath
with massage nnd electric treatment. Infus
ing now life Into overy nerve, muscle and
tissue. The result Is marvelous. The sensa
tions beyond description. It Is nn external
elixir, purifying and upbuilding. Nervous
troubles and rheumatism disappear before
this magic treutment. Recommended and
endorsed by leading physicians. The ladles
nre requested to call at the Ilathery. It is
for their exclusive use and thcro aru many
novel and Interesting featurr to Inspect.
Trained women, who have made a study of
massage, and a maid always at your com
mand. Clan Gordon holds Twelfth Annual Pic
nic and Caledonian Games nt "Shady Grovo"
Private Park, Lake Manawn, Soturday. July
SSth. Admission 2.c. Full band. Dancing
Twenty-thrco events.
Stopped Cutting?
NO. INDEED, not for a moment. Some
of our good uatured contemporaries (just
ns n Joke,) tried to persuade us to ell
goods nt THEIU prices and do business ac
cording to THEIR Ideas. Very kind ot
them, but we did not see It that way.
Here nre some nf those prices which have
made our store "busy:"
25c Mennen's Talcum Powder 12c
Swiss or Eagle Condensed Milk 15o
$1.1)0 Yale'K Hair Tonic' 7r,c
J1.00 Kilmer's Swnmp-Hoot 75c
Jl.OO Foley's Kidney Cure 75c
50c Kld-ne-olds iuc
Mi Doan's Kidney Pills 40c
$1.00 Llsterlne cue
50c Gem Catarrh Cure :;iic
TAc Syrup of Figs :;oc
Pears I'nscentod Hoap n'c
ivirK s juvenile soup, small oc
Write for New Catalogue.
Sherman &McGonnell Drug Go,
Corner 16th nnd Dodge.
Sylvan Lake
Is the most picturesque spot In the Hlurk Hills. It's
nn Ideal place to loaf. The hotel acrommoiUtlons nre
excellent
On Saturday July 2S. the Htrrlingtnii will sell round
trip tickets to Puster. D. i six miles from Sylvan
Lake) nnd return for $20.60. c.nod U return till Octo
ber 31.
A heoullful Illustrated folder nf Sytvnn Lake has
JJust been published. It Is free on nppltcutlon.
Tlokel Offlos,
1502 Farnam St.
Tal. 2S0.
UlVnCIB' i-etting Down
IIA I UCRS Clothing Prices
Our stock of mon'fi and boys' fine olotliinp is loo large. Some
thing desperate had to be done b ml it down to its normal size,
we are not the kind to stand and grumble. We have done a big
business and are now read.y to swallow our medicine gracefully
by marking down every single garment in our grout clothing department.
SENSATIONALLY LOW PRICES
As you well know we never do things by halves. We want to
make July the greatest month's business in onr history and if
extraordinarily low prices count for anything we will do it easily.
This is what we call real marking down of prices:
All ur Man'. Suits that were $0 50 -
not? $3,7S
All our Men's Panta that were $2.50
now $1.25
All our Men, fine Suits that wern $22.50
tod $25.00
now $15.00
All our Men'. Suits that were $8.50 and $3
now 54.75
All our Boys' Vostee Suits that wero $2. 00
now Rn
"w"
All our Boys' Washable SulU that were
$1.50 and $1.05
now 75c and 95c
Roys' fancy Vests given away
pants suits at ?2..r0 and up.
HAYDEN
Selling the most
Golf
kirts
made of excep
tionally good
duality all wool
double faced
materials, colors
light and dark
crav. blue and
brown. Thes
nre uetually worth $10, on snle Thursday,
for
$7.50
The most comfortable wnlst for summer
Is 11 China silk we have tliem ror w.w.
Lawn wrappers at $1.25 nnd. better.
MAIL ORDERS FILLED.
I(.SC0FIELD
IVCuW&SWTCO.
1510 Dounlns St.
A IIATIIIIOOM WOHTIIV OF
VIM.I I'Tt'Ol S CAUACAI.I.A.
wo nro flitting up constantly In modern
houses, with open plumbing, nickel plated,
modern Improved wash stands and porcelain
tubs, shower uppnrntus, etc. uiu nulldlngs
nre nUo refitted by tis In the most scientific
manner nnd with the best sanitary plumb
ing, gns and stenm fitting that can be done.
Nono but skilled workmen are employed,
ond the work Is always satisfactory as well
ns the price.
Free 6c Black,
Phone 10TS). . . 180li Farnam St.
Burflnolan Station,
10th and Mason Sts.
Tl. 128.
All our Men's Suits that were $12. CO
now $7.50
All our Men's Crash Suits that ware $1.75
and $2.50
now 96c and $1.25
All our Men'. Criah iBd Duck rant, that
were $1 00
now 45c and 50c
All our Men's Pants that were $2.50 ta $5
now $1.50 & $2.50
All our Hoys' Long Paat. SultB that ware
$7 60 to $12,50
-$3.75 $5 & $7.
with all double-breasted knee
BR0
clothing in Omaha.
if li
Our
0
This cut represents our great two
dollarandahalf special It's a man's
tan shoe, in Russia calf, tan vici, with
or without vesting tops, genuine Good
year welts, all colors of tan, all sizes,
a shoe made for The Nebraska,
This is a shoe that stands the test. Wo guarantee it
to be the best. If from reiiMonable use they rip or crack
you've a perfect right to bring 'em back.
HAYDEI
iS
A Safe Place
You all know, or if you d. not. we wish you to know, that at
this season of the year we close out every sum in er garment in
our racks regardless of cost. We carry no garments from one
season to another, but we have them new. stylish, up-to-date and
first class. Now is the time to save money on this class of goods.
All our wash waists at one-third theiir value.
100 dozen waists q g
worth 1.00 for 3C
200 dozen waists. $1.0. $1.75 and SZf.
2.00 qualitiesfor UUC
150 taffeta silk waists 4
200 waists, mnde up in all the
worth .fli.OO for
Ladies' Suits
50 sample skirts, no two alike
worth $15.00 to 920.00 -for 1 .VO
75 ladies' suits, all wool materials, etons. double breasted 3i f
or single breasted effects, worth up to ?20 for
25 dozen ladies' washable iindeiskiirts T)
at, each
20 dozen ladies' mercerized foulard underskirts, with 1 SLf
rows of ruffles, worth $2.50
75 dozen ladies' wrappers.
worth .2.00 for
Ladies' light weight jackets
and $15.00, on sale at $;?.0S, .f l.MS
Great Closing Out Sale on all Summer
Millinery. Attend Big Shoe Sale,
HAYDEN
Reliable
Dentistry
by reliable dentists. Our every effort Is to
build good work. In construct itiK teeth.
we mako tho beet. Our fillings preserve nnd
add beauty to tho teeth.
Host Teeth, set S 00
Oood Teeth, set ." 00
(Jold Crowns best $i uO
Tail's Philadelphia Dental Rooms,
J. 17 DiniKla
DON'T FORGET THAT
You hive the BEST notwithstanding they cost you no more tbtu Inferior (joodt.
V. It. RICn M V. ').. MANrPACTUItKim, ST f.OUItf, MO, IIMIHU Ul
C. A, HAILS IIAC1C OMAHA. Dl.iTUIUUTOlt. UtllUll NJ
Men's Shoes
Give comfort to ,ieaa
and heart, to brain and
nerve, for
when the foot
is at ease,
the whole
body is at rest
Cloak
Department
newest styles O r Q
-J Z? LJ
and Skirts.
f O
wtJC
for 1kJJ
OCr2t
VOC
and runes, worth SS.00, $10.00
and (i.!N.
Painless
What It means lis not ohscurp. All
our methods nro directed towards ro
llevliiK our patrons from tho torturo
of nchlng tooth. All our operations
nro an free, from pain or Ini'onvonlenco
to thn patient as It Is possible to mako
them. Our treatment Is always sue
lensful, because wo have Hkill, experi
ence ami full knowledge, of Modern
limit Islry.
BAILEY, the Dentist
12 I'mlnn IIIU. lOlh A FaniuiiA.
l.ailr Atti-nditnt. I'hone 10(15.
Roaches
This hoiifehold pest la alwayn about dur
InK warm weather. To get rid of them the
eaelost and quickest way is tbo crying neod.
I lava you trlod
Eciffo?
Ii Is tho dead sure romedy. The roaches dis
appear, nnd that in tho end of them. It only
costs you C0c a can, and the work Is done.
Sold only by
J. A, FULLER & CO.
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