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HBOMAHA DALLY BEE: TIIUBSBAV, "FUJUIIVAUY 21. 1001.
SERIES OF WEEKLY SHOWS
Promotion Commlttis Will Hcto Charge of
Progrim at Industrial Exhibit.
CATS, DOGS, BABIES AND WHEELS IN IT
I'rlir-. Will l!o OrTcrril for llrnl
'I'll I ii In AIkhi- Miicfj NIiimiii
At (In- Auditorium
Kiilr.
JTb auditorium committee) has decided
Upon flvo weeks of pet stock shows nnd
other dlsplnys In connection with tho ln
dustrlnl exhibit ntid thn belief In thnt tho
dlsplnya they luive now planned will bo
among tho most nttrnctlvo features of the
show. Dors, cats, poultry, bicycles and
.tables furnish the basis of tho plans nnd
'each will lako up a week of tho exhibition.
Tho rommllteo 1ms decided to offer a
tempting lot of prizes In each class,
Tho details of theso exhibitions or con
tests have not yot been completed, but the
main fetitiircs wro concluded yesterday.
Hvery endeavor will bo mado to draw out
the best In tho kennels, henneries, nurseries
nnd blcyclo bouses In thn city and Bur
rounding country Mid the best bicycle riders
available will be brought hero to entertain
thn visitors ilur.ng tho w.ok that that de
partment holds i!p boards. All of the ex
hibitions of this ilnss will bo on thn first
floor of tho building, except tho wheelmen,
for whom tho cntlro fourth floor will bo
tilven over. Tho manufactures lrnvo taken
nn nctlvo Interest in this part of tho show
and havo promised somo good attractions.
If tho plans carry tho visitors can sco thero.
wheels of all descriptions from tho old trl
cyclo of years ago to llm latest model of a.
luotorrycle.
As for dogs, cats or babies, though thero
Is no anticipation of mixing them, as a
week will be given to each. Tho commit
tee hopes to attract tho finest array tho
country ran affordi Omaha is to bo espe
cially favored, of course, but according to
present plans tho competition Is open to tho
world. A real good dog show, a fluo display
of cata or n. competition between babies In
tho arms of their proud mothers, cither ono
will furnleh un evening's amusement.
These nn merely ndjuncts to tho main
Industrial exhibit and tho entrances of com
peting Individuals to each and all will bo
free. Tho expectation Is that tbrco prizes
llrst, second and third will be given and
that they will bo of Hufflclnnt vnluo to mako
cntranco to tho competition an nttractlvo
Inducement to nny ono who controls prop
erty coming under tho various heads.
'NEW YORK COMES TO OMAHA
Dfftnlintliiit Iiinlrtmlnr' .ApprnlK to Nti
iarliitcnlciit I'oiirmn for Infor
mation. The famo of tho commercial department
of tho Omaha High school has spread to
VNcw York City and tho new High School of
Commerce, which is to bo established In
that city, will bo fashioned after tho four
year course which Is now being offered in
i thn Omnha schools.
1 Superintendent I'enrso has received n let
ter irom Joim ji. v. mini 01 tno depart
ment of superintendence of tho borough of
Manhattan nnd Bronx asking for tho course
of study which has been outlined In tho
Omaha commercial department. Mr. Hunt
speaks of tho Omaha department nB one of
tho well-known commorclnl departments
which offer n four-year courso, nnd says
!' that ho lias boon advised thnt tho Omaha
school authorities can glvo him much val
uable Information concerning all sorts ut
I commorclnl work.
, In discussing high schools which nro de-
! voted entirely to commercial courses Su
perintendent I'enrso said: "It seems to mc
that It Is n mistake to establish special
jiichools In which all tho pupllB dovoto thom
iBclves to commercial 'work, becnuso much of
jtho work In any high school Is tho samo
tthnt must bo offered to commercial stu
dents. Tho equipment for teaching com
mercial branches is not ns cxpcnslvo as tho
apparatus required In chemistry nnd other
Bdentlflc work.
"Tho opinion seems to prevail that It Is
A'ory nxpunslvo to provide commercial work
In a school. On tho contrary, It is aulte In
expensive. Wo havo only ono extra teacher,
Jlr. Van Matro, who has tho shorthand nnd
typewriting nnd commercial mathomntlcs.
Tho Oermnn, Kngllsh and science are taught
iy tho snmo instructors who have classes
,tnadn up of pupils who nro taking other
courses,
"In another year wo will probably need
nn additional Instructor who Is propared
to teach tho history of commerce nnd slm?
dlar subjects. Typowrltors and somo In
expensive ofttco furniture nro all tho equip
,inent necessary for the uso of tho depart
ment. With comparatively slight outlay
any high school which has a competent
'corps of Instructors can instituto a coin--mcrclal
department which Is capablo of
'doing efficient work.
"Where tho work Is scattered over four
years nnd glvon with othor brnnches nec
essary to equip students for business life
'tho cost of tho special Instruction Is re
duced to n minimum. Cities will soon como
to a realization of tho fact that commercial
departments do not require special schools
nnd a largo cxpendtturo of money,"
DENIES SWORN STATEMENT
tnnrt (!. .Smart Hitltl to Ilnvn Con-
fmsctl MnkliiRT l'ulno
Allltlvlt.
' Has Stuart G. called"' himself ft
Har? Tho question may bo answered In
tho nfflnnatlvo If tho slgnnturo to a paper
tiled with tho clerk of tho district court
Vestonlay U gonulne. If tho slgnnturo Is not
gonulno tho Smart dlvbrco case Is likely to
(develop n livoly sensation.
Severn! weeks ago Mrs. Marguerito Smart
began suit for divorce, alleging that her
husband had treated her cruelly. A week
jago tho dofendant, Stuurt O. Smnrt, fllod
nn nffldavlt In which ho charged that his
wlfo had nt various tlmos been found In
the company of other men and hnd
Jieglocted to proporly enro for her llttlo
daughter. The statoment fllod yesterday
stitch purported to bo signed by Smart,
declares that tho allegations mndo In tho
Affidavit of n week ago aro untrue.
A peculiar point Is that tho slgnaturo
of tho defendant on the nffldavlt docs not
compnro In ohlrography 'with that on tho
unsworn statement.
Tho paper filed yestorday with tho name
of Smart signed to it Is designated us n con
fession, It states that on Fobruary 14
Smart was "Incapacltnted, nngry nnd uot in
condition to mnke an nffldavlt" nnd that the
ircflecttous upon his wlfo's good name
.and character made In the affidavit nro un
ttrue. It also confesses that tho sworn
charge that Mrs. Smart has neglected to
nroporly caro for her daughter Is untrue,
, Tho case Is further complicated by tho
fact .that on February 14 nbout ton ftffl-
davlts of neighbors of tho Smarts wero
filed to subBtuntlato the charges made In
'the nffldavlt of tho husband. As thn case
'now stands thero nro nearly a dozen affi
davits containing charges against Mrs.
'Smart, which aro declared to ba untrue by
tho alleged confession or Her litistmtin.
Smart la a travelog man and, his wife
and child live at 033 North Twenty-fifth
venue.
Cnril if Thank".
We deslro to thank our many friends and
i,.i,nrB of Florence for tne numerous
'favors and kludnoases shown us during our
I late bereavement.
MK. AND M113. J. P. ANDERSON.
WILL BEGIN CONSTRUCTION
Omnlm .t Northern Will Slnrt to
Illlllil nn Moon nn Hitrnnlon Hill
I'moir CuinrPM,
Dispatches from Washington show that
tho Omaha & Northern railway Is advanc
ing toward tho place whero construction
can begin. Tho bill for the extension of
tho time In which the road must bo built
has been passed by tho senate nnd now lies
on tho speaker's desk of the house await
ing his endorsement beforo It goes before
the house for consideration.
Tho officials of tho road believe that the
matter Is so arranged that when the bill
onco comes before the house, tho congress
men will make quick work of It nnd grnnt
tho desired extension of two years.
Tho Eastern Nebraska & Oulf railroad,
which has nlso been desirous of building
through tho Indian rescrvatldn of eastern
Nebrnska, has also ashed for an extension
of the time In which Its work must bo com
pleted, but tho secretary of the Interior
yesterday reported adversely to the ex
tension bill nnd reported that this road
has not yet paid tho Indians for the right
of wny. ,
The president of the Omaha & Northern
railway yesterday said that the state
ment thnt they had paid for the right of
wny through the reservation Is correct nnd
they have compiled with the law In every
particular.
"Wo are meroly waiting npw for tho ex
tension of tho time," ho continued, "and
then ns soon as spring opens up wc will
begin to build. Wo had somo difficulty in
regnnl to terminal facilities In Sioux City,
but that tins been straightened out, and we
nro rendy to start as soon as the exten
sion Is granted. Tho contract for the
grading has already been lot to H. P. Rey
nolds of Wymoro."
PERKINS QUITS PRESIDENCY
Illnlirat Oinolul of (lie Ilnrllnston Ilr
mIkiim nml Will Herrnfter
Iln Director.
BOSTON. Feb. 20. C. B. Perkins, presi
dent of tho Chicago, Burlington & Qulncy
railroad, has resigned and Vlco President
George H. Harris has boen chosen presi
dent. Mr. Perkins romalns as .director. Ills
resignation Is duo to n deslro to bn re
Moved of many cares of tho oftlco of presi
dent. It Is stated that as a director Mr. Perkins
will practically have tho samo Influence
and control of tho policy and affairs of tho
company ns ho has had for many years.
Ho will contlnuo to llvo nt Burlington.
Mr. l'rrklita Afllrniti Statement.
BUULINGTON, In., Feb. 20. President
C. K. Perkins of tho Burlington road was
nBked today regnrdlng the Assoclnted Press
Rtutomcnt that lie had resigned and that
0. B. Harris had been nppolntcd his suc
cessor, Mr. Perkins snld It is truo that
Mr. HarriH has been made president of
tho Chicago, Burlington & Qulncy road.
Mr. PcrklnB will continue, however, to
dovoto his tlmo as heretofore to the af
fairs of the company and tho management
will not bo affected by the change. Mr.
Hnrrls had performed many of tho func
tions of a president for two or threo years
past and Mr. Perkins foil that, ns ho bad
held tho olllco for nearly twenty .years and
bad lately passed his sixtieth milestone,
It was an appropriate tlmo to throw moro
work on tho younger men, whllo at tho
samo time retaining his Interests In the
company nnd remaining upon tho board as
tho principal western director. Mr. Per
kins will glvo practically his wholo tlmo to
tho company's affairs. Ho will contlnuo
to live in Burlington and havo his ofllco
hero ns heretofore.
Itullronil Fllca Ills; Mortgage.
CHICAGO, Feb. 20. A special to the
Itccord from Mount Vernon, 111., says: At
torney Crelghton of East St. Louis has filed
with the clerk of the circuit court a mort
gage In the sum of $15,000,000, executed by
the Southern Hallway company In favor of
the Illinois Trust and Savings bank of Chi
cago and Noble Q. Butler, as trustee, to
securo bonds for tho Ipurchaso of the Air
Line road from Louisville to St. Louis. It
required JS.517 In revenue stamps to legal
ize tho document, and it will cost upward
of $2,000 In recording fees.
Hnllrnnil lluya Clty'a Holding.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 20. The Call
says: It has boen learned that tho pro
posed transfer of tho city holdings of the
Pacific Improvement -company to the South
ern Pacific railroad will shortly be carried
out. The property Is estimated to be worth
$3,500,000, and a prominent official of the
Southern Pacific stated that the road would
pay spot cash for the property.
i
ltnllrond iVotrn.
Elmer II. Wood, general freight nirent for
tho Union Pacific, went to Chicago last
night.
It. 1. Ilumnhrev of the Tji1( Hhnrn jc-
Michigan Southern Is In tho city culling on
tho railroad men.
,V. 13. White of the Burllntrton'a eommls.
sary department, Chicago, Is lu the city
conferring with tho othclnls.
(1. W. Ithodes. assistant sunerlntntiilont
of tho Nebraska dtvlslon of the Burlington,
was hero this morning on his wny home
irOIll WlMLUIiM.
J. C. Beam. Jr.. Chtcaco. north west Arn
poHsenger ngent for tho Southern railway,
wiih in iiiu city luuuy. iie nays mere Is
ulwayH something new with his line In
theso days of combinations nnd avows thnt
It will keep even with any of the syndi
cates. It has recently made somo signifi
cant purchases.
For a cleur comploxlon, bright sparkling
eyo nnd vigorous digestion tnke Prickly
Ash Bitters. It puts the systom.ln perfect
order.
Announcement" of thn Thcnfera.
A notablo revival of tho cakownlk will
occur nt the Trocadero this (Friday)
ovenlng nnd wo are promised tho genuine
nrtlcle, with the following participants:
Mr. John Green, or ns ho Is more familiarly
known, "Pnp," who will bo nccompanled In
graceful stride by tho well-known local
high stepper, Miss Lydla Cunningham. This
couplo of experts will have as their op
ponents Isham's star couple, as yet un
named, and tho prize wll be for $25 tu
cash and a magnificent cake furnished by
Ralduff, and which Is now on exhibition
In tho show windows of Browning, King &
Co. Besides tho abovo special featuro wilt
bo Introduced our local Mclntyro and Heath,
Masters Butts nnd Spencer, who for llttlo
folks nre big favorites In Omaha, The
Octoroons will conclude their week's .en
gagement on Saturday night, giving two
performances dally.
"Why Smith Loft Home," Qeorge II,
Rrondhurst's funny farce, will bo given ut
Boyd's theater tonight and will continue
until Saturday night, uffordlug two nnd a
halt hours of laughter bordering on the
turbulent. It is In the hands of a com
pany of woll-known comedy exponents and
will renew tho favor Its former prod tic
tlons hero won for It.
Knater Time north.
The Northwestern line, "Twin City Lim
ited," now leaves the Union station, Omaha,
at 7:55 p. m. dally, instead of 7:35 p. m,, as
formorly. The arrival tlmo at St. Paul
Minneapolis REMAINS UNCHANOED.
Through connections from the west aro thus
assured and a MOHK CONVENIENT tlma
of departure Is afforded Omaha and Coun
cil Bluffs patrons. Tbo same magnlflquo
equipment la retained in service.
City offices, H01-1403 Farnam street.
On to 'Wnshlngton,
Halt rates via Big Four nnd C. t O. Ry.
Account McKlnley's Inauguration. Round
trip tlckots on sale March 1, 2 and 3, good
for return March 8. For full particulars,
address any agent Big Four Route or War
ren J. Lynch, O. P. T, A., Cincinnati.
REAL ESTATE MEN DIFFER
Wlds Variation in thn Opinion of Dealers
ai to Value of Land.
PUBLIC AUCTION SALES MAY CHANGE IT
Committer llnrlntr In Chnrge the
Itulea for I'nlillo Snlrn of Itcnlt
Urt" Informntlon from
the KzchniiRF.
Tho variation of tho opinions of real
cstnto dealers regarding Omaha real estate
was shown In tho meeting of the exchango
yesterday afternoon, when tho members
wero called upon to appraise n certain lot
or parcel of ground lying In tho southwest
ern part of tho city.
About twenty members of tho exchango
took part Id the appraisement. Tho figures
placed on the land by each party wero
added nnd tho general average secured,
Tho nvorago price was a trlfje over $21 per
foot front, but tho range was from $30 to
less than $15. Somo of tho members ex
plained that tho difference In the prlco
Was on account of n, misunderstanding, but
those who had mado extromo figures stood
by their prlco when the matter was fully
explained.
This feature of tho trade Is ono which 11
Is believed will bo chanced bv thn svstem
of public auctions which nro to be held
as ofteii as posslblo by the exchange. Tho
commlttco having In charge the preparation
or rules ror tho auction asked for further
Instructions at tho meeting and pre
cipitated n discussion which consumed tho
time of the meeting.
Principal Difference. .
The chief point of difference was In regard
to admitting the public to n participation
in uio auctions. A strong fact on desires
that the public bo ndmltted, whllo nn equal
number bcllevo thnt persons not members
of tho exchnngo should bo excluded from
bidding. Both factions are willing to admit
tho public to tho meeting when property Is
sold nnd it is probnblo that the rules will
be so nraendod ns to permit purchasers to bo
present and nuthorlzo members of tho ex-
change to bid for them.
Tho legislative commlttco reported that
tho legislature had under consideration all
bills presented by tho exchange and that
each had a fair chanco to pass. Tho ex
change went on record ns opposing tho bill
to grant county commissioner!! a right to
Increaso tho levy In cases of counties hav-
ng over 125,000 ponulntlon and Instructed
tho committee to opposo It In the legisla
ture.
F. M. Loomls briefly addressed the ex
change on tho subject of a commercial
newspaper soon to bo started In Omaha. No
action was tnkon In tho matter, as nono was
desired by tho promoter of the enterprise.
What Uoe thnt Mrnnf
Such nro thn mipRtlnrm (isnnl In hn
streets when approaching a group con
templating the handBomo pink nnd blue
boxes of tho Ro-No-May powder exhibited
n many enow windows. It affords us
llUCll DlCaaUro to CXnlaln thn nnonlno, rr
tho word Ro-No,May. "Ronomee" Is tho
came or an allegorical divinity created by
tho undents and often
ern artists for embellishing edifices. One
can bco four figures In concert with tho
regases ornamenting tho Pont Alexandre
which spans tho river Sclno in Paris.
vew iorK possesses a divinity of tho same
irlgln. "Liberty." lllumlnntlnir th u-r.-i,i
And Omaha s tho starting point of the
Nenomen to travel nvnr thn onitm mii.n,.
proclaiming with the sound of tho trumpet
tho infallibility of the powder to which
she gavo her name. We regret having been
compelled to change tho orthography of this
name In ordor to procure tho trademark.
inow tnat you know the pedigree of the
Re-No-May try hor qualities and be con
vinced of Its efficiency.
A. MAYER CO., 316 Bee Bldg.
"New Orlenna for the TnnrUtM
Is the title of nn Ulnulm toil hnnbl.t i.
sucd by the Illinois Central railroad.' de
scribing the points of Interest In New Or
leans, La. For copy, address W. II. Brill,
D. P. A., Omaha, Neb.
No Choice Yet
Twenty-eight ballots for Senator and no
choice yet. Say, wo'ro getting awful tired
of this deadlock and If these "fellows"
down ut Lincoln don't get together right
soon wo re going to Bend down In Kansas
and get Carrie to como up with her llttlo
hntchet. It won't tnke her long to break
tho lock evon If It's a Yale.
Schnfcr's Cough Syrup 20c a Bottle.
Cramer's Kidney Cure 75c
IJr. Karl Cramer s rennyroyai tills... il.oo
Mennen's Taloum Powder.. 12c
Wluo of Cardut.-. 75c
Carter's Liver Pills 13c
Ayer's Hair Vigor 75c
Dtiffv'B Malt Whiskey 83c
S. S. S 75a
Syrup of Figs -Ma
Miles' Nervine 73c
Mn It oil Milk '. 40c
rierce'B Favorite Prescription 75c
Doan's Pllla.. 40c
Undo Sam's Tobacco Cure toe
SCHAEFER
CUT PRICE
DRUGGIST
V W. Car. 10th aad Cfclcaa Sta.
Our
Methods
are practical, progressive
and permanent. All our
dentists aro graduates and
experienced.
All work first class.
Gold Croirna flf.OO
Heat Teeth .8.00
Taft's Philadelphia Dental Rooms
1517 DouglnaSt.
THE
Rediiceil
Rates
( thi
WEST
S23
to Ogdin
Silt Lakt
Butts
ind Htltna
8EAULB? ' CeM$,o f BUTTE
'"THE UNION PACIFIC
TIOKITl ON 8ALI
New City Ticket Office, 1324
to cake walkjoh prizes
Colored fonple" of Omnhn Will fou
lest Trlth VisltliifT Oclorooii" for
t'nknrrnlk. Honor.
The aristocracy of Omnhn's colored popu
lation Is more than Interested in a prlzo
Cakewalk, which will be held at Mlaco's
Trocadero Friday night. Tho contestants
will bo John Green nnd Miss Lydla Cun
ningham, recognized as the most graceful
and artistic cakewalkers In tho city, and
two members of tho Octoroon company,
playing nt that theater this week. Tho
winners of tho contest will receive a prlro
of $25, beside a splendid cake, to bo pre
pared for the event by ono of Omaha's
leading caterers. A preliminary contest
will bo Indulged In by Butts nnd Spencer,
two Omnha colored youths, and the two
youngest members of tho Octoroon com
pany. World to nml Thl Year.
This Is the recent decision of ono of tho
prominent societies of tho world, but tho
oxnet day has not yet been fixed upon, nnd,
whllo there aro very fow people who bellove
this prediction, thero nre thousnnda of
others who not only believe, but know that
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Is the best
medlclno to euro dyspepsia, indigestion,
constipation, blllousdcss or liver and kidney
troubles. A fair trial will certainly con
vince you of Us value.
The Great Rebuilding Sale.
Como to tho store Thursday wo aro be
ing crowded for room mechanics will finish
THE ANNEX this wcok. This great salo
will closo Bhortly each and every pair In
the house will bn forced a A PRICE that
will sell them NO JOB LOTS-NO OLD
STYLES, so common olsdwhere high nrt
shoemaklng displayed bore Thursday.
LADIES'AND OUSTS shoes worth $3.00
and $6.00 and, $7.00, closing price $3.18.
LADIES' AND GENTS' shoes worth $3.60,
$4.00 and $1.50, go at $2.23.
Ladles' nnd Gents' shoes, broken lines,
values up to $4.50, Bnlo prlco $1.98, $1.68,
$.18 and down to 60c.
Misses' and Children's shoes at half prlco.
Men's and Women's Alaskas 29c.
The Rochester Shoe Co.
SucccHHors to "THE HOWE."
1515 DOUGLAS STREET.
HAYDENs
Great Fish Sales
Finnan Hnddlcs, lb., 10c.
Brick Codfish, lb., Cc.
Brick Codfish, lb., 8Vc.
Now Norway Mnckerel, lb., I6c.
Fish Salads, lb., 12&c.
Special in Teas, Coffees
First crop of Tea Sittings 20c.
Sun dried Japan Ten 35c.
Basket fired Japan Tea 40c.
English Breakfast, very chotco, 45c,
Good broken Coffee 10c.
Whole Rio Coffee 15c. .
Government Mocha and Java 25c.
Modllng Tlqclja nnd Java 35c; 3 lbs. for
$1.00. '
Cheese Sale
Fancy Western' jReseyJs.Chaesyi2',4'c.
A good LlmbcrgoPchfeeTlo'c. '
Fancy Ohio S'wlsg 16o,j,
McLaren's Imperial (Jar) 13c.
$1.75 solid steel frame Wringers 9Sc
50c wood Wash Tub.. J. 37o
$1.00 Folding Board COc
75c Bread Raisers 39c
15c Pott's Iron Holders no
26c Kitchen Meat Saw 12c
95c Granite Tcaklttle J9c
10c Granite Cups 5c
25c Feather Dusters.... 12c
40c Bread Boards 23c
So. Scrub Brushes 4c
15c Hatchet 9c
China Department
Sugar Bowls, Spoon Holders, Creamers
and Butter dishes, 5c each. '
Decorated Cups and, Saucers 20 each.
Gas Mantles for any kind Of light, 5c.
Water Tumblers 2c.
HAYDEN BROS
AMERICAN SUMMERLAND
$25.00
TO
CALIFORNIA
BAOH TUIIDAY IN FEBRUARY, MARCH AND APRIL AT
Farnam, Tel. 316, or Union Station, 10th and Marcy, Tel. 629
Bath Cabinet $6
I Wo fell Until Cnblnots tho best kind for
$..()-sen them in our big wlndo
HPKOIAL NOTICK; Our customers
should wntch our nils, nnd our 1UO WIN
DOWS they will nl wny contain Interest
ing information-VIKWKO FROM A
FINANCIAL HTAND POINT.
I $1.(0 Kirk's Dandruff Cure CQC
i wo sell for u-rw
$1.(0 Coke Dandruff Cure
wo sell for.. . .
75c
40c
COe Milkweed Cream
wo He 1 for
uOo Jewsbury Hi Brown's Tooth 40c
Paste wo e!l for
tc Society Hyglenlguo Soap- 2Qc
wo sell for
CA3 Mnlted Milk 40C
wo sell for
WRITH FOR CATALOGUE.
Sherman & McGonnell Drug Go.
Cor. 16th find Dodge, Omaha.
- ,
Raising the Ante
I what n defective water back In
your rungn Is liable to do nt any time,
as It Is n grent sourco of danger. If
your rnngn or plumbing needs over
hauling, nnd defective ptpcM repaired
or new ones laid, you will find tho
work dono by us to be of thn best, nnd
our prices always fair and reason
nblc, Una nml Stcnm Fitter.
Free 6c Black,
180G Purnum.
Iiono 1040.
HAYDEN
s
Grocery Specials
8-lb. Pearl or Flako Hominy 10c.
6-lb. Rolled Oats lOo.
One enn Nelson's Cocoa 15c.
3 lb. cans Boston Baked Beans 10c.
3 lb. cans Sweet Potatoes 10c.
3 lb. can Apple Butter 10c. '
A 25c bottlo of Catsup 12c.
C lb. pall Jelly 15c.
Italian Prunes 3c.
10 lb. Back Wholo Wheat Flour 26c.
Special Oyster and Meat
Sale
Oysters, New York Counts, per qt., 40c.
No. 1 Sugar Cured Haras lOVfcc.
10 lb. palls Lard 95c.
Chipped Beef 16c.
Wclnorwurst 7'c.
Standard Oysters, per quart, 25c.
Special Thursday
a Deep Cut in
House
Furnishings
25c sot Tablespoon . 13c
lOo box Gas Lighters 4c
5c Asbestos Matts 2c
25c Ax Handles 15c
35c Steels 19c
25c UpholBtcrlng Hammer 12a
$4.50 Laundry Stovo $2.95
$3.50 GaBsolIno Stovo $2.25
$13.60 No. 8 Cook Stovo $8.95
IF YOU CAN USE A HEATING STOVE
WILL MAKE PRICE TO MAKE YOU BUY.
'i Decorated Oatmeal, Oyster or Soup bowls
Cc.
I 8-Inch Glass Berry dishes, 6c.
I Imitation Cut Glass. Wine Glasses 2a.
1 FOR ONE DAY ONLY 100-pleco Decor
latcd Dinner Sets, $4.98.
Perfect Teeth
ndd wonderfully to the nttnctlvenesB
of tho female face. Even tho woman
si"
."y who cannot lay any claim to beauty
'J wl" flml tnat KooA teeth possesses
advantages oeyonu mat or utility.
4 Wo can make fine whole sots of sin
gle teeth with or without plates ns
may be desired nnd our work will bo
found of n high satisfactory char
actor and the prices moderate.
BAILEY, the Dentist
aiS I'nxtnn Illuak, '
16th Jt l'nrniini Htn. Phone 1085.
I.ndy Attendant.
:L1
V THE ONLY
DIRECT LINE
Reduced
Rates
to the
WEST
S28
To Portland
Spokane
Ticomt and
Stattlo
Shoe Suggestions.
An aero of performance is worth q whole
field of promises .
You've promised yourself u now pair of kIiocs for the
past three weeks. You haven't, kept. ,vour promise, ainl
you'll regret it some day. A physician tolls the writer
that, one of the host friends of rheumatism is damp or
cold feet. Will you send out such an invitation, or will
you bolt the door against this terrible affliction, and
wear good, thick soled shoes? Prepare to live as
though you expected to live a hundred years, but might
die tomorrow. Our
Line of Women's Worthy Shoes
Are genuine health and money savers not any better,
perhaps, than other stores can furnish you with, but we
do better by you in price. We're satistled with a smal
ler profit., This ought to satisfy you.
Women's Box Calf Shoes
Mado of good quality fino box calf,
made for Tho N'eurnska, told by
nnd guaranteed by Tho Nebraska
nny stylo too, nny alio, AA to Ir
regular 33.50 valuoa - e r
for ii.aU
I
3Mraewta
HAYDENs
At Less Than Half Price
TOMOliliOW All new shoes
Special Big Bargains
20c Embroideries, onlv flc vard.
A brand new line of beautiful fine goods.
10c Brush Binding, 5c.
10c Water Proof Binding, wih velveteen edge, 5c. Quan
tity limited. None to dealers.
WANTED 100 men who can wear 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48,
and 50 waist p'ants, to carry off manufacturer's sample pants,
worth 3.50 to 5.00 at 1.50.
As long as the quantity lasts, in clothing dept., 2d Floor.
HAYDEN BROS.
nut MftnK.
Registered
A. Mayer Co.
BLR BUILDING,
OMAHA, NEB.
MISS A. MAYKIt: In reply to your note I am pleased to say that th. tends
tnd perHplrlns feet are things of tho past. ....
About two or three applications of your powder relUved them entirely. I an
.nore than glad to recommend th. us. of.youpowdeto my frUnd. &
RE-NO-MAI WHITE POWDER
removes all bodily odors. If prr.psrly used no drass shields are required.
PRICE 50 CENTS
Sold Kveryirhere.
A MAYER CO., 316 Bee Building; Omaha, Neb.
i-V. CONSULTATION rilBlfi I'llOM 3 to 4.
When orderlne by mall add C cents for postage.
TOir&SCALP
j ailing iini nun uauuiuM .du
lly overcome; Irritated, Itching
and ciuptiTstcnlps permanent
ly cured ; the hair preserved, Its
brllllsney, beauty and natural
rnlnr f ullv re stored atvourhome.
bnHriATOLOOIST WOODBURY.
OJ sun &.lcor.nonroc, laicaio
Dr. Kay s micuro cures all
I If If lirA female diseases. At dnif-
WHw"' rt. ih. il Illustrated book
end advtoe tree. Dr.U. J. ICa. Saratoga, N. V
THE SMOKERS PREPER
LUXUaBflaHBlMBsiH
BECAUSE TIIK JOBBERS' PROFIT IS ADDED TO THE C QfAUTY
r. u. nice m. c. co., m ancpactuhbh w. louib, mo. URIull AHB
1
Women's Fine Kid
Welt, and well mnde. perfect fitting,
comfortable, dreaay and durable,
all l:es, from AA to K, ovory pair
guaranteed regular
$3.50 values, for
2.50
Sell More
Fine Shoes
direct from the Factory Floors.
FHExeir - snmxBR & ur-
XER'S fine $5, mannish style, hand
welt shoes, for ladies, for. . $2.-lS
FIELD-TlIARE&McG UIRE'S fine
1.50 vici kid'and velour kid, ladies'
shoes, for 1.9(5
C. II. ABORN & SONS' fine 2.50
and 3 vici kid ladies' shoos
for 1.L','
GEO. F. DANIELS & GO'S fine
1.75 vici kid shoes, for misses
for fl8c
J. I. BENEDICT & SON'S fine
1.50 patent leather, strap, ladies'
slippers, for S)Sc
LADIES' 40c croquet rubbers,
for UUe
DO YOUR FEET PER
SPIRE IN WINTER?
RE-NO - m
PINK POWDKK
not only relieves, but poiltlvely euros
ill disease of tho feet and hands.
Btons odorous perspiration curea ten
der and swollen feet. Endorsed and
prescribed by leading phytlclani.
