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THE OAITA ft AIL Y BEE: SATT'IiDAV, AXTG!rST IS. 1000.
AGAINST COUNTY'S CLAIM
Judge Mungcr Hands Down Important
Decision in Federal Court.
PRACTICE IN CERTAIN CASES CHANGED
BUN Hp. in U'lili'li Suit N llri.HKlit
AKlnl llir On ti I ' Nerd Not
III- ii in 1 1 1 fl lo I lie
, , ('oiiinilxlonorp,
In the easo of Farson Leach & Co.
ngalnst tho county commissioners of Doug
las county, Judge Mungcr yestcrduy
rendered a decision which Ik one of great
Importance In this class of cases, as It
changes the practice In tho federal court
In Iho method of bringing such suits.
Farson Leach & Co. sued tho county and
tho county commissioners for $3,173 dam
ages for the failure of tho authorities to
dollver to them JISO.OOO bonds of tho county
In 1818, this amount being tho probable
profits on the bonds and J.'OO deposit made
by the company, which wim retained by
the county. Tho nnswer of tho county
was to the effect that tho company hail
refused to accept Iho bonds when tendered
nnd, for a second defense tho county set
up that, under tho statutes of tho state of
Nebraska, beforo a county can bo sued
the hill upon which suit Is brought must
bo submitted to the county commissioners
for consideration nnd an nppeal to the
district court taken from tho nctlon of the
commissioners. 1'lnlntlffn' demurrer to
the answer nnd the demurrer to tho second
defenso was siiHtnined.
In his opinion filed In tho enso the Judge
liolds that tho provision of Iho statute re
quiring bills to bo presented to tho county
commissioners simply designates the
method of Instituting suit In the courts of
the state and has nothing to do with the
remedy; that the federal court Is no
bound by this statuto nnd that therefore
tho demurrer to the second defense should
bo sustained.
M'iioi.ii.h Hn,vvv'h ovri:vno..
(iiiiinn) Cnti TitUo n rime from Mnti'
to 1'i'ili-riil Court.
Tho right of n railroad company to re
movn a cuso from tho state court to .the
federal court Is sustained by Judge .Mungcr
In an opinion rendered in tho caso of Mary
A. Walters against the Burlington, which
wn? brought Into tho United States circuit
court on nn order of removal from (Jrceley
county, Nebraska. In this case the plaintiff
mied for $5,000 damages for tho death of
her husband, Edwnrd Wnltcrs, who was
killed In a rcck on the road.
Tho opinion deals at length with the status
of corporations organized in other states
which flto articles of Incorporation with tho
secretary of stoto of Nebraska In compliance
with tho constitutional provision. It Is held
that tho ntato which grants tho original
rhnror Is the stnto of which tho corporation
Is u citizen; that, strictly speaking, a cor
por.itlou Is a citizen of no state. Its citizen
Bhlp depending upon tho rcsldenco of the
persons forming tho corporation, and that
it Is presumed that no state will grant char
ters to persons other than citizens of that
Mnte. There aro two cases pending In tho
court affected by this decision, anil ono of
them will bo continued pending tho result
of nn appeal to tho United States circuit
court of appeals.
(our I .Volt's.
Jesse Ross and Anna Hunt were married
by fcidgo' Vlnsonhalcr Thursday.
Tho Hoard of County Commissioners will
meet at 10 o cine k anitinuy forenoon.
Fred J. rienedlct. a wholesale ijrocer of
Hustings, has llled a voluntary petition In
bankruptcy In the United States district
court, lie lists his liabilities at Wl.MJ.'ii
anil nls assets at jjs.UiS.u
Tho suit brought by tho Policial County
Agricultural association to comnel the
county commissioners to make nn np
proprlntluu for the county talr will eomo
up in Jiiugo ievsor s court waiuruay.
Judge Vlnsonhaler dismissed the con
tempt proceedings against Jacob Keysor on
account of the court having no jurisdiction
In tho caso. Keysor was charged with hav
ing concealed certain mortgaged property.
11 n in ill m mill l'n-eUI' on l'liee.
Your druggist will refund your money 'f
Tazo Ointment fnlltt to euro you. 00 cents.
MUSICAL FESTIVAL PLANS
l.'oiiri'sslons for nlr of Hrf rrsliinrnt
l.rt In VNItlnit ,uro'
Ansoi'lntloii,
An unavailing effort was made yesterday
at the meeting of the executive committee of
the musical festival to advance the price of
single reserved seats from 10 cents to 15
cents by providing that when reserved Beats
were purchased In books of twenty they
should be 10 cents, but In any smaller num
ber they should bo 15 cents each. The
motion was lost by a vote of 3 to 3 on a
vote to reconsider the price formerly established.
All concessions for the sale of refresh
ments and souvenirs and whatever clso may
be offered for sale In tho tent were let to
the Visiting Nurses' association. Ono of
the conditions upon which tho concessions
uore let was that they should bo In opera
tion at the Sunday concerts.
An effort was authorized to secure police
protection to prevent people having car
riages from blocking up the adjacent streets
and enjoying the concerts without paying
tno price.
It was decided to light the tent nnd sur
roundings with thirty arc lights and COO In
candescent lights. f
Tho committee on buildings and crounds
reported that tho grading will be completed
tomorrow, tno ground will be rolled on
Monday nnd graveled Immediately after
ward; tho fence will be erected net ui.nk
tho main entrance nnd bandstand before the
end of the month and the big tent will be up
ii .lilEUSl .1.
CITY'S CREDIT STANDS HIGH
llniiil Sulrn 'I'll I n Vcnr llrlnn IIIk Pre
in I ii ion CoiiipiirlsoiiN n Itli
I'our Yrnrn .o.
In the fall of ISPtJ, when tho Ilryan boom
was at its height. $326,100 worth of Omnha
renewal bonds bearing 1 14 per cent Interest
were offered for salo and the premium nnd
Interest tho city received for the time
olapslng from the date of purehaso until
tho money was paid nmmintcd to $3,000
At tho same tlmo $3,300 worth of grading
bonds drawing . per cent Interest were
sold at par flat.
During the present year $25,000 worth of
1 per cent paving bonds brought a premium
of $1,017. and another $25,000 lot of the
snmo bonds brought a premium of $1,150.
Street Improvement bonds to tho amount
of $73,000, drawing 4 per cent Interest,
yielded a premium of $I.I!W. Within the
last few weeks $50,000 worth of sower
bonds sold at a premium of $1,010.
TELL SOME BIG FISH STORIES
I Omaha Party Returns from an Excursion to
Fall River, Idaho.
SAY IT'S A PISCATORIAL PARADISE
Mr. Krllij- (!rls So Atisorlieil In Ills
I'urstilt of the I'liiny Tribe Hint
llln Coiiiiiniilons Th 1 11 U
1 1 1 in Lost.
J. E. Kclby, Judge Ives, M. A. Hall and
W. II. (lalnes aro back from a trip to Idaho
In search of fish and recreation, which will
be remembered by Mr. Kclby as tho only
time when a reward was offered for his ap
prehension. The party went to the Kail river, on the
southwestern border of Yellowstone park,
and If tho Hsu nrc as large as the fish stories
that are now being rehearsed, the spot Is
on Ideal one for trout. Just below the falls
Is a 300-foot stretch of water which teems
with speckled beauties and they arc so hun
gry that they will bite at anything. One
morning Mr. Kelby went down to the pool
nnd when ho reached the spot found Hint
he had no line and reel with him. He tied
two six-foot lenders to the end of a rod and
then was afraid to use It for fear 'of losing
tho rod. He therefore cut a four-foot piece
of ironwood nnd, using that combination,
landed live trout, tho largest weighing two
pounds. The last' trout broke the leaders,
so he had to quit.
On this trip he stayed out so long that the
others bocamo alarmed at his absence. Ho
started back to tho camp, but could not lo
cate It, so started down a bridle path toward
a mill. As he turned a corner In the road
ho met the miller riding nt full speed. As
tho llsherman came In sight tho miller
hailed him. saying:
"Do you know that you are lost? Your
friends are up at the mill nnd each ono has
offered me a $5 bill If 1 find you."
The stories told by Mr. Kelby have come
to the attention of tho fishing party of the
federal building and It would not be sur
prising If a distinguished party visits that
piscatorial paradise In the latter days of August.
(noil I'lnlilllK.
Spirit Lake, Okoliojl, I,alo Washington,
Waseca, Eagle Lake, River Kails, Solon
Springs, nice take, Bayfield, Ashland, Gog
ebic, Wntersmeet nnd numerous lakes near
St. Paul and Minneapolis.
Theso nro all good fishing plares nnd aro
quickly and comfortably reached by the
North-Western line.
Cheap rato excursions August 10-21, Sep
tember 7-2!. Limit October 31. WOO. City
ticket ofllce, 1101 and 1103 Farnam street.
To llonton mill New tnrk
Via Lake Shoro & Michigan Southern rail
way from Chicago dally Fast mall 8:30
a. m.. arrives New York next morn
ing nt 10:00; New York and Ucs
ton special 10:30 a. m., arrives New York
next day 1:30 p. m., Ilostcn, 3:00 p. m; New
York and New England express 2.00 p. m.,
arrive Iloston 4:15 p. m., New York 6:00 p.
m. next day; Lake Shoro limited 5:30 p. m..
arrlvo New York 6:30 p. m., Iloston 9:05
p. m. next day; New York express 9:00 p.
m., arrive New York second morning at
6:30. "Book of Trains" gives full Informa
tion. M. S. (llles, T. P. A.. Chicago. F. M.
Byron, O. W. A.. Chicago.
Omaha Tent and Awning '2o tents, awn
ings, canvas goods. Uth & Marncv. TcJ. 8S3.
It A t IiICJHT THAI.VS l'"Oli bPiltlT I.AKU
OU0I10JI mill ai-iiiiIiI'k Purl;,
Tho Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul rail
way company has Just placed In service
daylight trains between Omaha and Spirit
Lako, OknboJI and Arnold's Park. Going the
train leaves Omaha at 7:15 a. m. and ar
rives Spirit Uike nt 4:15 p. m. Returning
tho train leaves Spirit Lako at 6:45 a. m.
and arrives Omnha 3 55 p. m. This Is tho
best servlco that han yet been offered over
any one road. Round trip tickets, good re
turning until October 31, $10.70.
City ticket ofllce. 1501 Farnam street.
F. A. NASH, Ocnernl Western Agent.
1D01 Farnam Street. Omaha.
Crnnil Army Kiiniiiiimieiit nt Clilcnuo
August 25 to 29,
Half-fare tickets
Via
Tho Northwestern Lino.
Special cars
nnd
Accommodations.
1401 nnd 1403 Farnam St.
llnlf Kurt Uiixl.
Tlnucttos on Falo via "Tho Northwestern
Lino" to Chicago and return at HALF
RATES. August 25 to 29, good till September
30.
1401-1 103 Farnam street.
High crado Iluckevo Manufacturing mm
pany bikes, bajl and roller bearing nnd
101111 runner tire, at cost to close out stock.
call quick and got a bargain. Omaha I in
plement & Trnnsfor Co. 1th and Juckson.
Sproliil 'I'm In to Sliiulon, eli
To tho Snongerbund-Fcst, leaves Webster
utreet station, Omnha, nt 8 o'clock Sun
day morning, August 19. Cheap tickets on
salo nt 1401-03 Farnam streot and Wob
etcr street station.
After rending many testimonials from
Omaha citizens about Cramer's Kidney
Curo "I took two bottles and am now
cured," says W. S. King, mnnager Swift's
market, South Omaha.
nml
Tno IIoIIiii-n lo Detroit, Jllelt
Itcturii,
Plus one fare, August 25. 26 and 27. via "The
Northwestern Line." Inqulro nt tho lnrge
lty ofllces, 1101 and 1403 Farnam Btreot
A tirmiil llimort ii 11 1 1 v
To Increase your knowledge of the country
Half fare to Chicago nnd return via "The
jsonnwestern Line," August 25 to 29. Good
Uil September 30 returning.
Hon. John T. Cathers nnd Dr. Christie
.111 speak at the league meeting Saturday
ivening, Millard hotel. Sixth ward repub
leans lmvo the meeting In charge
Old ItiM'oriU to ll- Looked After.
nio of the olllco force In
UlerK nromlwell'H olllco will be detailed to
nunori win old recorils 111 tno nttlo nult nt
tho court bouso and urrango them In the
1 a" V'."c'- " u,l prcheiu umo many
of tho old records are laying promiscuously
about on tho Iloor of the store room .limvr
Jjio ,",rk "UU'C It Is the Intention of
Chief Clerk Hteero to have every book and
paper In the store room Indexed nml placed
In the uttle vault so that there will be no
uiiiiiin,; ill iiiiiiuih H'VI WIU'll W.llHCIl
mv.it.
M'COMHR-Salllo II . Ill her (tilli venr nn
Wednesday at 3 o'clock p. in., nt her homo
111 .icnorsoii nn-ciui-i
Funeral Saturday, August IS, at 2 o'clock
Samuel Burns announces .the arrival of
(King Charles) ware. Pink and green.
CIIIfAtiO AMI UlVI'l.lt.V Si 12.7.-,.
ClilenKo nnd Iti'tiirti lt 2,7ft.
On Alieust 25. 26. 27. 2X nnd ?0 Mm rhl.
cngo, Milwaukee & St Paul railway will
sell round-trip tickets Omaha to Chicago
for $12.75.
City ticket olTlce. 1504 Farnam street.
F. A. NASH, General Western Agent.
W. W. Home, linen buyer for Thompson,
Belden & Co , has gono to New York to
purchase goods.
Soap I l-4c per cake
We shall place on sale tomorrow morning
5,000 cakes of toilet soap at 5c per box, con
taining 4 cakes. This Is a chance of a life
tlmo to get a good toilet soap, for a price
next to nothing- Boxes containing 1 gross,
$1.75.
We sell 60c Society Hygleneque Soap at
29c cake.
Wn sell 4711 White Hose Soap at 12c cake.
We sell Woodbury's Facial Soap at 18c
cake.
We sell Packer's Tar Soap at 15c cake.
Wo sell Jap Roue Soap at 7c cake.
Wo sell Small Juvenile Soap at Be cake.
We sell Pears' t'nscented Soap at 12c cake.
We sell Big Bar Imported Castile Soap,
nt 35c.
Write for new catalogue. "
Sherman & Mc Conn el I DrugGo
COH. 1CTH AND DODOU. OMAHA.
ON
Yellowstone Park.
omnhnns are gradunlly awaking to n realization
of the charms of Yellowstone Park. So far this sea
son tho liurllngton ticket ofllce in this city has
ticketed between 50 and 6') Yellowstone Park passen
gersmore than In nny previous year. Tho Park trip
commends Itself to those whoso tlmo Is valuable;
who can spare but a week or two from business.
F.leveii days are enough for It. In that time you
can make the trip to and through the Park and be
back again 111 Omaha. The fishing Is extraordinarily
good; the air as Invigorating u a tonic; the scenery
unsurpassed anywhere
Regular rate. Omaha to Mammoth Hot Springs
and return $17.50. Special rate, August 21, $37.05,
Omaha to Cinnabar and ret-irn.
Tlokat Ottlci, Burlington Station,
. 1502 Farnam St. tOlh and Mason Stt, 5
Tel, 250.
Tel. 128.
BF YOU WANT
dA
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APPREHENDS INSANE MAN
MhrrlfT Donovnn of Troy, Knn Till 11 Us
Hp linn n Driiientrit Oiiinhnn
In Ciislnil.
Chief Donahue received word from the
sheriff of Doniphan county, Kansas. Thurs
day night that an Insane man, whoso name
Is believed to be A. Markcl nnd who says
he lives In Omnha, was n,iprehcnd 'd while
wanderlrg aimlessly through tho streets
of Troy. He Is described as well dressed,
apparently CO years old, five feet cevcti or
eight Inches In stature, hair and eyes
dark. He Is wearing a threo weeks'
growth of beard. The man refused to glvo
his name, but the nnme "A. Markcl" was
found on his underclothing. His spectacle.!
bore the Imprint of an Omaha firm
Tho nnmo A. Mnrkel docs not appear In
the city directory nnd Inquiries made thiM
far by tho pollco department have fallel
to disclose the identity of the wnt'dcrcr.
The theory most In favor Is that ho has
escaped from somo Insane asylum.
Ilnyili'ti's riintlniinl Itnrunlns.
Ladles' 50c lisle union suits, 10c. 300 dot,
ladles' fine lisle vests In plain and fancy
colors, formerly 35c and 60c, In one lot Sat
urday nt 10c. Ladles' and children's 23c
hose, fast black and full seamless, lc 300
doz. men's fine mndras and French percale
shirts, warranted to fit, 75e values at 25c.
Men's 7oc fine balbrlggan underwear, plain
and fancy colors, at 25c. Men's $1.00 shirts
at IPC. Men's 25c ties nt 6c. 25c net top
wash laces, 21.40 yard. Beldtng Bros.' best
silk thread, tc spool. 16c embroideries and
Inserting?, 5c. Machine thread, warranted
perfect, 200 yards, 10 spools for 16c.
HAYD1JN BROS.
Head shoo nnd grocery sales.
et iti: I'dit c i Aitiiit.
To Trot e the Superior Merit of Tills
lleineilv Trial PneUiiKi'i Will
lie Mnllrd I'rri lo SulTerer.
Knowing the great prevalence of catarrh
and the suffering It produces, Dr. Uloster
has determined that every sufferer Bhnll
havo an opportunity of testing his remedy,
which has met with such unprecedented
success In curing this distressing disease.
Dr. Blosscr has such confidence In the
merits of his catarrh cure that he will send
a free trial sample by mall, post paid, to
every applicant. He does not ask nny one
to buy tho remedy without having tested
It. Wrlto to Dr. J. W. Blosscr Si Son, 301
Broad street, Atlanta, (la.
WANTKD Bids for all concessions on
grounds of Fremont Driving park, Fremont,
Neb., during race meeting Carnival week,
September 12, 13 nnd II. 1900. Address.
DltrCH H. SMITH, Sec.
Siiiuiiier Itri.rta.
For a book describing the conl. pleasant.
healthful summer resorts of Wisconsin, situ
ated on ihe line of the Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. raul Ry., addrcMt or call on
F. A. NASH.
Oeneral Wm'ern Agent,
Ladies'
Dress
Skirts
3.50
-These Skirts are unllned.
-Made of best gray homespun.
-Aro used In placo of pique.
-Aro light weight nnd cool.
-They nro most stylish skirts shown.
Wo havo but few to close out.
-Prices havo been $7.50 nnd $S.50.
Today, Choice for $3.50
flKSCOFlELD
MlCL0ilSUITC0.
1510 Pouglus St
When They Tell You
Drlvlim I'nrk Mntlnrr.
The races at the Omaha Driving park Sat
urday promise somo very Interesting sport.
Six events arc on the card. The race In
which ladles will drive will bo the novelty
of the nfternoon. A running hnlf-mlle dash
also promises rnro sport for tho Interested.
Dnneo ToiiIkIiI.
Washington hall. Eighteenth and Harney
streets. Jolly Fight's lively ball this even
ing. Fine full orchestra. A grand, good
time for you. Yes, gents 25 cents. Welcome!
THIS STORE
QUITS.
Selling out sale of OOOD SHOES. Noth
ing reserved. Every pair of shoes must
go. Tho prices are convincing.
The Famous Queen Quality
Shoe Now $1.98; black
and tan.
The prices on our tan shoes still continue
to bo J 1.0S for nny shoo In tho store, In
cluding all of our $4.00 and $5.00 footwear.
Ladles' Oxford Ties nt prices that would
pay you to buy for three seasons to come.
Misses' and children's shoes nnd slippers,
from 4Sc to 08c; worth from $1.25 to $2.00.
Store for rent.
Fixtures for sale.
THE HOWE,
1515 Douglas St
These Pluggers to go to a certnln drug
store to have your prescriptions filled
don't you do It. "Doe" gets a commission
Then It's charged to you by the druggist
It's tho old game you no doubt have heard
of It. It's culled "TWO PLUCK. ONE."
Cramer's Kidney Cure 73c
Stunrt's Dyspepsia Tablets 40o
Ilromo Quinine l".c
Pe-ru-na 7."
Carter's Liver Pills lii
Wlno of Cnrdul ,.V
Bar-Den 1
AJax Tablets 4iu
Syrup of Figs ;nic
Clem Catarrh Powder 3Sc
Illrney Catarrh Curo :1V
Pyramid Pile Curo 40-
Hood's Sarsaparllla 7uc
Cutlcura Soup 2"c
Miles' Nervine 7&e
Pierce's Prescription 7ac
CUT PKICK
DUUGGIST
JUDGE GORDON
VS. BABY
The Judge rays there Is no dnnger In
using the kind of milk sold In Omaha. He
drank some and It did not kill him. Not
so with babies. Most all their ailments
In summer can bo traced to their food. A
large share of their troubles can be avoid
ed by using
Arnold's Sterilizer
for sterilizing the milk. It Is a very com
plete nrtlele nnd tho prlco reasonable only
$3.00. The doctors all say It Is the best of
Its kind. Sold by
J. A, FULLER & CO.
CUT I'lUCK imUOOISTS.
Fourteenth mill 'jnunlni Street.
Send for book The Baby.
SCHAEFER
S. V. Cor. 1 tit li nnd Clilenijn,
ACHING
TEETH
Do not suffer the torture
of "Tooth-ache," but have them
extracted without pain, by using
VITALIZED AIR, or If they can be saved,
have them treated and filled. Our work Is
llrst-clnss,
Extracting 25c
Vitalized Air &0c
Oold Crowns $5.00
Tatt's Philadelphia Dental Rooms,
1.117 DoniEln St.
QUICK AND PLEASANT TRIP
be sure
that your ticket rends over the
UNION PACIFIC
Two trains daily to Denver and Colorado Points.
Two trains daily to San Francisco and California
Points.
Three trains daily to Salt Lake City and Utah Points.
Two trains daily to Portland and North Pacific Coast
Points, with direct connections for Tacoma and
Seattle.
SPEGIAL EXCURSION RATES IN EFFECT.
City Ticket Office 132 Farnrtm St.
Tel. 310.
HAYDENs
CRQCERY BARGAINS.
Shrewd buyers will take advantage of this sale.
Peanuts, per quart -o
Lemons, each 1(1
50 lb sack Highest Patent Flour, per sack 1.10
10 lb. sack Pure (Irahani Flour 19c
10 lb. saek Finest (iranulated Corn Meal 10 Jo
10 lbs. Breakfast Kolled Oats 10c
8-lb. cans Mitchell's Grated Pineapple 7Jo
Tall cans blood red Salmon, only 1-Jc
Large bottle new White Onions, Sweet Pickles, Sour Chow-Chow
or Mixed Pickles, Tier bottle only '. S l-.'lc
Quart cans Pure Honey Drip Table Syrup 7Jc
: lb. cans linked P.eans, in the tomato sauce tjt
Columbia Urand Evaporated Cream, per can 7 Jo
Fancy Large Italion Prunes, pei pound only tije
Large Classes Pure Fruit .lolly 7Jc
S bars White ltussian or Diamond C Soap -"
Large bottle Pure Tomato Cats-up, only 10c
IJ packages Pure Corn Starch, for H)c
Bulk Laundry Starch, per pound only lc
Yeast Foiun, Cionnim Yeast, Ftc, per package only 'JJc
Oil or Mustard Sardines, per can -ljc
Fancy Large Evaporated Moor Park Apricots, per pound.. 10c
Pineapples Sliced in heavy syrup, per can only 12c
Fancy Western Creamery Mutter, per pound only 1'Oc
Choice Soporatoi' Creamery nutter, per pound only ISc
Fancy Full Cream Cheese, per pound 10c
Neufchatel Cheese, Durham brand, only -Mo
Choice Santos Coffee, per pound 1"c
Family .lava ami Mocha, private growth, only, per pound. . ISc
Sun Dried, Musket Fired or I'lieolored .Japan Tea for iced
tea or family use -only pc-r pound :50c
;i-Crown Laver Figs iter pound fie
PCUF FOODS AT MAMGAIN PIMCFS.
HAYDEN BROS,
i
Men's
Clothing
First of all. we want to say, that this
store is not like any other store within
your reach. There has never been a
day when it. was. The fact is ineon
oealable. Take men's suits, every
suit you lay your hands on in this
store, the merchant tailor look sticks
to it, is in t. stays in it. "Pis no more
tin usual shop suits than all tailors
are six footers.
56789
nOI.IAK'S DOLLARS DOLLARS DOLLARS DOLLARS
Choose any suit of ihe above prices, if this house doesn't
save you from one lo five dollars, we will not ask for
your business.
BOYS' TWO-PIECE SUITS
In a line colleclon of patterns, .?!.-", .?1."0, ?l.7fi, ?H.00,
SU.L'fi, 2.fi0. .?L7fi. $:.0O. .?:5.i.fi, $a.r0 and up to $fi.()0. They
come in cassimeres, cheviots, homespuns, serges, wors
teds, Scotch coverts all shades ami all colors no bettor
collection of boys' clothing can be found anywhere.
CAILDREN'S ALL WOOL BLOUSE SUITS
Hlue cheviots. .?1.7fi nnd .?ii.0O. Plue serges ?'J.7fi. Light
colored cassimeres .?:!.()(). Mroken stipes, ?;5.7fi. Light
colored coverts, .?,'. fill. Mine serges, $.'.7fi.
1 -iHMMyi-inM!!
HAYDENs "ENisTss6.irs
Jl.fiOO pairs line sample shoes closed out to us for spot cash by
live of the leading shoe manufacturers in America go oxi sale Sat
urday. New stylish shoes, the best makes and hand sewed, welt
soles, in blnck and tans; not a pair iu the lot.
worth less than 1, and up to u 1 QTf
your choice Saturday for only OlivJ f
Thrso aamplii shors nro tho best tho different factories can
mnko us they wero mado to sell from. Thry lncludo nil tha
new toes and shapes. This isnlo nffords a raro opportunity to
sccuro a fino pair of highest grade dress or business shots nt
a ridiculously low price. KXTRA HUM TO WAIT ON YOU
AND SKR THAT YOU (1KT A l'KUKKCT KIT.
WOMEN'S S4.50 SHOES
AT SI.85.
Several thousand pairs women's finest $3. SO, $4.00 and $1.50
shoes, sacrinccd to our liuynr at his own price fffci ft "
go on salo Saturday nt US)
Direct from tho factory floors, they nro new and stylish
and by attending this salo any woman can sccuro u pair ol
shoes to plenso hor and at a prlco less than half their ac
tual value.
THESE ARE UN DOOHTEDLY THE GREATEST GENUINE
RAROAINS EVER OFFERED IN WOMEN'S SHOES IN OMA
HA. Thoy come In nil sizes, blacks nnd tnns, laco or button,
and tho samo caro Is taken to glvo you n satisfactory fit as It
you paid tho full regular prlco.
A special lino of women's shoes also bought by our repre
sentative nt tho factories and worth up to
$2.50, will be sold Saturday at,
only
1S0O PAIRS ladles' lino patent leather and vie! kid strap
slippers and oxfords worth up to $2.00 go on
sale Saturday at
only
500 PAIRS children's flno vlcl kid, hand turned
strap slippers, worth 75c on salo
Saturday at
THE GREATEST SHOE SALE BVER HELD IN OMAHA.
15 EXTRA SALES-PEOI'LE TO WAIT ON YOU. TWO HIO
SHOE DEPARTMENTS CROWDED WITH HARGAINS. COME
AS EARLY AS POSSIDLE.
$1.23
89c
39c
MYDEN BROS,
Refrigerators
best reJ'rigorator mado
teed.
Opportunity tomorrow
Saturday wo ofJTor you choice
of any Refrigerator in our
store at
25 per cent discount
from marked prices
all 1 lie celebrated North Star,
granulated cork filled refrig
erators, guaranteed by us also
by the manufacturer.
Its your refrigerator oppor
tunity. You eavo one-fourth
from regular price nnd get iho
Remember everyone guaran-
IVSattiflQS at less than wholesale.
n (1ml our innck of Mnttings morn than threo times Uiat it should bo at
this time or the enson. so to reduce H nt once, wo aro going to offer It In full
io. In nt leas than wholesale cost 10 yards to tho roll -
A Good China Matting at $4. per roll.
A Fine Heavy Japanese Matlinn at $6.00 per roll.
A Tine, fancy Japanese Inlaid Matting $10 per roll.
Plenty of gooil patterns to select fi-om on bale by full roll ploco only nt
these prices 8alunlaj
STORE OPEN tATl IUAY EV EMNO I NTIL 0 O CLOCK.
ORCHARD, WILHELM CARPET CO.,
1414-1416-1418 Douglas St.
p. ni hum itiinii) resilience, i'-j lends m
tu.