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THE OMATIA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, APKTL in. 1001.
NAMES TO APPEAR SUNDAY
Fifteen Hundrad Winun in Btt Dot
Counting Otntut.
BIG JOB FOR THE OFFICE CLERKS
IniniIMr to I'rrnnre 1'nll Ilrtnrns
In Tlinr fur I'll lil lent I on In Mnlur
ilu'n I'll per Another t'ou
lenl In Coming.
rifteen hundred prizes .III be awarded In
Tlio lice's clot counting contest. The names
of the successful contestants will bo an
Bounced In tho Sunday paper Instead of tho
Saturday paper, as was orlgtually Intended.
The number of contestants was bo great
that tho clerks are unable to check up
guesses and prcparo tho list of succcrsful
contestants In time for publication In tho
Katurduy paper.
(iucssrs cainn from all parts of tho United
States. Tho business olllce was Hooded with
letters from people who had busied them
selves In counting the llttln dots. Tho num
ber of answers exceeded expectations. They
ero moio numerous than tho replies to
the proverbial chain letter.
Tho latest story concerning dot counting
comes from tho pollro department. An
offleor was stationed In front of a house In
which several smallpox patients wero quar
antined. The patients wero not willing
prisoners and tho olllcer wnH warned that
hu must keep strict guard over them.
.IoKi on llic l'ollcriunii.
Several hours later nnother officer was
sent to rellovo tho first hluecoat. Ho
couldn't ilnd him. Finally ho peered Into
the houso and found that tho patients were
gone. Then lm began a search through tho
neighborhood and found Mr. Urass Iluttons
assisting a little girl In counting tho dots
on Tho Ilco piuzlc.
"1'lenty of spots on those patients," po
liceman number two exclaimed. "Why
didn't you nnuico yourself In counting
them?"
"1 don't want the smallpox. It's n bicycle
or n sowing machlno that I'm after," was
tho answer.
People who didn't huve an opportunity to
try their hand at counting tho dots In tho
original contest will havo another oppor
tunity to try their luck. Tho second con
test will eloso May 1 und nil guesses must
bo In before) D o'clock that afternoon. An
Kmerson piano worth $300 will be given as
tho first prlzo nnd 1,500 prizes in all will
bo given to persons who aro good guesscrs.
Knit particulars concerning the contest
may be found In tho advertising columns of
this paper.
Oixcnrliio nt .'II DrasKlsta.
Cures biliousness, constipation and dys
pepsia, or money refunded. Price 50 cents.
Ilook explaining cnuao and euro mailed fro
Ren Bros, ft Co., Minneapolis, Minn.
VIOLATES THE GARBAGE LAW
W. .V. llnrrln and .Unit Cnrroll Are
(iiitlirrptl In by Ibe
Police.
V. N. Harris and Matt Carroll were ar
rested yesterday by Sanitary Officers
Woolrldgo nnd Gibbons charged with vio
lating tho garbage ordinance. Tho specific
chargo Is that they dumped garbugo within
tho city limits.
The defendants were discovered yesterday
morning removing ashes nnd garbage from
the rear of Mrs. Fitzgerald's resldcnco at
CIS North Seventeenth street. They had a
pushcart In which they threw tho garbage
and wheeled It a short distance to a bole
In thu alley, whero they dumped the refuse
matter.
Olllcer Gibbons stnted that Harris, who is
about CO years of age, has been engaged In
liaullng ashes and garbage for the last two
or three years. Dccauso of his age and tho
fact tbat bo had no other means of liveli
hood ho was never arrested. "Since the de
cision giving everyone n chance to haul
garbage," said Olllcer Gibbons, "Harris be
cumu bolder and concluded ho could dump
garbage anywhere. Heretofore ho has never
been caught dumping refiiBo matter in the
city limits."
A ItnitlUK. Ilonrlnie Flood
Washed down a telegraph line which
ClinrlOH C. Kills of Lisbon, la., had to ro
jialr. "Standing waist deep In ley water,"
ho writes, "gave mo a terrlblo cold and
cough. It grew worse dally. Finally the
best doctors In Oakland. Neb., Sioux City
and Omaha said I had consumption and
could not live. Then I began using Dr.
King's Now Discovery and was wholly
cured by six bottles." Positively guaran
toed for coughs, colds and all throat nnd
lung troubles. Foro salo by Kubn & Co
I'ricc, SOc nnd $1.
HoiiH-Nt'ckt'r' IvK'urnloim.
On Tuesdays. April 16, May 7 and 21, tho
Missouri Pacific railway will sell round
trip tickets at very low rates to points In
Kansas, southwest Missouri, Arkansas, Ok
lahoma, Indian Territory, Texas, etc.; also
certain points In tho south and southeast.
For Information wrlto to or call on com
pany's agent, southeast corner Fourteenth
and Douglns streets, Omaha, Neb.
T. F. GODFHKY. P. nnd T. A,
J. O. PHILMPI. A. 0. F. and V. A.
Kmlorsril liv Miner.
To the Mayer Company: I havo sold your
foot powder in my bootblack parlors; also
have used It, with good results. I believe
It tho best thing on tho market. I remain,
yours truly, MOQV.
Nothing Is too good for our store to buy
poor goods we refuse to buy Hayden Bros,
with an ad on page 7.
Postponed until April 20, Kuhn's soda
opening.
DIKD.
BMITIl-Cllrford Wnrren, April 11. husband
of Josenhlna Wlnslow Smith nnd son nf
Benjamin F. ami Henrietta Smith. In his
Klril year.
Services at family residence Saturday
ttftcninou nt 3 o'clock. Burial nt conven
ience of family. Buffalo, Now York and
Boston papers pleuso copy.
MILLIOIt Georgo II., aged 32 years B
rnonthH und 7 days, nt his residence. 1S29
North Tweiity.fciurtli street, South
Omahii, April 10, rl.
ItemaliiH will bo sent to Blair, Neb,, for
Interment nt B n. m. Sunday. Friends and
members ot Gate City lodgo No. 9S nro in
vited. Paint it red
Or any otlior color yon rrrny cliooso
lint line tho SlitTwIn-Wllllanis paints
nnd you will bo wttlHfletl with tho Job.
Ask any painter which Is tho BEST
mixed paint.
Half-pint can Family Paint,..,,., iSo
Half-pint can Varnish Stain ;sc
Half-pint can Screen Paint , iri
Uuarter-plnt can Kuamcl Paint Mc
Quarter-pint can Blcyclo Enamel 2Go
Half-pint can Buggy Paint ssc
iiair-pniL can iiathtuii Enamel to
llnlf-pint cuti Oil Stain )5c
)n pint can Fine Varnish ioo
uno quart Domo Huumiers lluby Floor
Oil .4. 40a
Dm pound can Bhlnon Floor Wax 50c
Cull for color curd.
Sherman & McConnall Drue Co
Cor. luta and Uodpe. f
nn.vro.v mouk nt.vs urn stock.
Almost tlm Kntlre Stork of I.nhr
Ilnron Co. of lit Bn lllr, Iml.
BOUGHT m J. h. UltANDEia & SONS.
The people of Omaha nnd vicinity will bo
interested to learn that Boston Store has
purchased almost the entire stock of Lohr
Bacon Co. of Evcnsvllle, Ind.
Wo secured this stock at practically our
own figures and arc thus enabled to offer
you values that arc phenomenal.
8ALK 11E01NS MONDAY, APRIL 15.
Lohr-Pacon Co. enjoyed the patronage' of
the best trado In their section of the coun
try, consequently their goods were of the
finest quality.
SALE BEGINS MONDAY. A PHIL 15.
BOSTON STORE, OMAHA,
J. L. Brandcls & Sons, Proprietors.
DEATH DUE TO ACCIDENT
Coroner Droltlen Inquest In Ovcr
mey.er Cane I Sot
Xevvnnry.
W. B. Overmeyor, n farmer residing near
Beaver Crossing, arrived In town Thursday
night and will take tho remains of his
mother, Mro. Christina Ovcrracycr, homo
for burial. Mrs. Ovcrmcyer was found dead
In bed at tho Union hotel Thursday morn
ing, with tho gas turned on full force. Her
son, after an Interview with the coroner,
concluded that death resulted from acci
dental nBphyxlatlon and determined that an
Inquest would bo unnecessary.
MTKItlMy.HII HAIIIIUIl Ml OP.
A Pniiionx Shop In the Cnrrolltnii
Hotel, llHltlmore, .Mnrylsnil,
Tho barber shop In tho Carrollton hotel,
Baltimore, sterilizes everything Is uses In
tho shop. The sterilizing Is done by heat.
Tho towels, tho razors, tho strops, the soap,
tho combs and brushes are nil sterilized
before being used on a customer. Where
there Is no sterilization havo the barber
use Ncwbro's Herplcldo. It kills the dan
druff germ and It Is an antiseptic for tho
scalp and for tho face after shaving. All
leading barbers everywhere appreciate these
patent facts about Hcrptclde and they use
it. "Destroy tho cause, you remove tho
effect."
Aiinouni'emenl of the Thratera.
Tho old-fashioned amateur night will bo
given at tho Orpheum Saturday evening.
For several weeks amateur sketches have
been rehearsed and tonight tho following
program will bo given, iu addition to the
regular bill; The Juvenile wonders, Barney
nnd Fay Duffy, singers, dancers and acro
bats; Claude W. Tubbs, baritone Bololst; the
society duo, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bart, In
their farcical absurdity, "The Lost Hair;"
tho dainty little artists, Inez Lewis nnd
Lillian McCain, Spanish dancers; Gellen
beck's Juvcnllo Banjo club; tho Sisters
Drake, In song hits; the komedy kouplc,
Julius Colin nnd Rose Russell, in their orig
inal farce, "Tit for Tat;" Harry Brader,
violin virtuoso; Master Fred Copeland, pi
anist, Introducing Masters Roy McPherson
and Calvin Brader in buck nnd wing danc
ing; LouIb Ferdinand Gcrnhardt, solo whist
ler; tho Marlon Harmony Four; Eaton and
Dunn, In their aerial absurdity, "Direct
from Mars."
Those who delight In witnessing a clever
burlesquo entertainment, interspersed with
a flrst-clnsB olio of specialty acts, should
not miss the last opportunity at the Troca-
dero this afternoon, as tho Tammany Tigers
nnd New York Stars close their engagement
Immediately nftcr tho matinee. Commenc
ing tomorrow tne Gay Masqueradcrs will en
tertain tho Trocadcro patrons with on Ideal
burlesquo and vaudeville programme. This
Is Bald to bo tho largest and best of the
many burlesque companies on the road this
season, and undoubtedly will prove a pleas
ing treat to the Trocadcro clientele.
Tbat prime favorlto among Omaha theater
goers, Stuart Robson, comes to Boyd's
theater for two performances of Goldsmith's
Immortal comedy, "Sho Stoops to Conquer,"
In which his impersonation of tho eccentric
Tony Lumpkin Is tho best of bis many suc
cessful characterizations. On Sunday two
performances will be given at tho Boyd of
Lincoln J. Carter's new play, "Tho Eleventh
Hour," in which will appear tho Illustrious
German comedlat, Karl Gardner, who will
sing some of the songs that havo made him
famous.
Would you savo money? then bo sure
and come to tho big store of Hnydcn Bros.
Saturday. Read our ad on page 7.
Every Tneaday
In April the Union Pacific will sell tickets
at the following greatly reduced rates:
From Omaha to San Francisco, Los
Angeles and San Diego $25.00
Ogdcn, Salt Lake, Butte, Helena 23.00
Portland, Spokane, Tacoma, Seattle.. 25.01
New city ticket office, 1324 Farnnm St.
Tel. 316. Union Station, 10th and Marcy.
Tel. 629.
Postponed until April 20, Kuhn's soda
opening.
Btonecypher, printer; 1201 Howard St.
ANY HAT
in tho house
$2.50
BLACK
WANTS
YOUR
HEAD
BLACK, THE $2.50 HATTER,
107 S. lGth, Opp. Haydcns.
The
Acme
of
Perfec
tion. Sorosis
Shoes
Their fitting and wearing qualities, as
well as their stylo, aro conceded by all
ladles to have no equal. Remember when
buying a Sorosis Shoe you get genuine $5.00
style and quality for $3. SO.
Our $2.50 line will compare very favorably
with other $3, CO lines and are far ahead
of any $3.00 ladles' shoes shown In Omaha
Don't forget wo polish your shoes FREE
Sorosis Shoo Storo,
203 So. 15th Street.
FRANK WILCOX, .Manager.
MANNING MAT STEP OUT
Wall Knows Union Paoifio Matter Mtchtnio
Likelj to Resign.
HE MAKES A BRIEF VISIT TO OMAHA
lliitnoreil IteslKiinllon I.nckn Urllolnl
Vcrlllt-nt Ion, hut It I (Sriiernlly
Crrtlltetl MiinnliiK n Close
Frlcml of McConncll.
More than tho usual Interest attached
to tho brief visit hero Thursday afternoon
of J. H. Manning, master mechanic of the
Wyoming and Colorado division of the
Union Pacific. It has been reported In
Cheyenne, whero Mr. Manning's headquar
ters ore, that be has resigned his position.
In this city tho report hus been extended
so that It Is now rumored that ho is to ac
cept .1 position with a supply house having
headquarters In Chicago and San Francisco,
ho taking tho superlntcndcncy ot tho San
Francisco house.
Mr. Manning went west on tho afternoon
train Thursday, returning from a business
trip to Chicago. Ho spoko to friends at the
depot and the remarks ho made led them
to believe that the rumor Is true. His
answer to one gnvo tho Impression that ho
Is going to California hut It was not said
whether for pleasure or to locate there.
At tho Union Pacific headquarters it has
been denied that Mr. Manning has resigned
and doubt is thrown on tho story. His
friends In tho city, however, point to tho
remarks ho made Thursday and to tho fact
that he was In very closo sympathy with J.
UAVnCiT The Greatest
Ml UCnS Selling of
Suits, Skirts and Waists Ever Known in Omaha
All tho suits from tho Klein, Messner &
Co. stock that wero sold during tho week
at 15, Saturday for $6.00.
All the women's suits from tho K., M.
& Co. stock that sold up to $23, nearly all
Bilk lined throughout. They are tho equals
of nny shown In this or any other market,
all new and up-to-dato styles, Saturday
price, $10.00.
50 sample suits from tho K., M. & Co.
stock, the cream of tho market, suits worth
$40 and $50 In any market in the country,
salo price $25.00.
DRESS SKIRTS IN SIMC AND WOOL
FROM THE KLEIN, MESSNER & CO.
STOCK.
Silk skirts mndo ot cxcollent quality taf
feta, percnllno lined and vclvot bound,
nicely trimmed, K., M. &. Co. prico $7.00,
salo price, $5.00.
OUR LEADER.
A skirt tbat Just arrived by express,
with 4 rows of taffeta ruffles, tucked all
over, percallncd and velvet bound for $10.
Women's silk taffeta skirts with -1 rows
ot ruffles on 15 inch flounce, percallno
lined, a skirt worh $30, Saturday $17.60.
AH tho cloth skirts from K., M. &. Co.
stock, on tnbles by themselves at ono
thlrd their value.
HAYDEN BROS.
Head Big Bargains on Page 7.
HAYDEN:
'
IS
For Neat
tovinT MO)
Til Stun koch Ca
Gentlemen's very nobby suits handsome,
dark striped worsteds, aud the new gray
and brown Scotch overplalds, $12 and $15.
Oentlemon'a fine all wool black and blue
Special Sale
In our Boys'
A few lines of boys' swell spring sulti,
that were Intended for Easter trade, ar
rived too lata for the purposo and will go
on salo Wednesday therefore at a concession
whatever the loss, It Is the maker's,
not ours. Whatever the gain. It Is yours,
and we are glad to give It to you.
Young men's suits, ages 13 to 20, choice
novelty tweodo, worsteds and chovtota, In
khaki and olive, stripes and plaids and
superb qualities, In plain and striped,
smooth and soft spun serges and cheviots,
black thlbets and clay diagonals, uiually
sell from $10.00 to $20.00 this week at $5,
$4.75, $7.50 and $10.00.
HAYDEN BROS
Bead
II. McConnell, former superintendent ot mo
tlvo power ariu construction. Mr. Manning
entered tho servico of the Union Pacific
nearly thirty years ago ns a machinist's
helper In this city and his rlso has been n
steady one. Ho Is highly regarded in tho
mechanical branch of tho railroads.
Tho wlso nnd economical are our patrons.
Read our nd on page 7 and then come to
our store Saturday and you'll bo a regular
patron. Hayden Bros.
Postponed until April 20, Kuhn's soda
opening.
Seeds that grow come from the N'obraska
Seed company, 1513-15 Howard St.
Stonecyphor prlus anything. Tel. 1310.
ITS A DEAD SHOT
OUR
SURE DEATH
for killing all kinds of bugs. This Is
tlmo of year you need It Pint bottle
halt gallon 50c; ono gallon $1.00.
l'cruna
Ncwbro's Horplclde
Cramer's Kidney Cure
Wine of Cardul
Cutloura Soul
Hood's Harsupnrllla
llu-Ciin Hair Tonlo
Stuart's Cuturrh Tablets
Pliikhuin's Compound
H. S. S
Palne's Celery Compound
1 dozen 2-gruln Quinine Capsules
1 dozen 3-gralli (jtilnlno Caps ill en
1 dozen 5-grulu Qulnino Capsules
llostctter'h UlttrrM
PIcrco'H Prescription
Miles' Nervine-
the
20e;
G3c
"oC
7jO
"do
.Mo
7nC
40o
tl'JC
75o
75o
"c
10c
15c
75 0
75o
75u
SCHAEFER
CUT PRICE
DltUtittlsr
8. W. Cor. lUth and Clilcuao.
teale continues tomorrow. J'jxtru people 10
wait on yon. Join the crowds. You will
not be disappointed. All other stiles pale
into insignificance 'when compared with
ours.
This is the Greatest of All Sales
Unquestionably the best women's ready-to-wear
garments for the least money ever of
fered. Our silk skirts and silk waists are
made from the famous Winslow taffeta, that
is warranted not to cut or crack. AVill re
place with new ones if they do.
We have taken all the garments from the
Klein, Messner & Co. stock and put them on
separate counters by themselves for Satur
day's selling.
Women's skirts of excellent quality fig
ured mohairs, SOc.
Women's skirts in figured mohairs, plain
serges, cheviots und homespuns, a skirt
worth $5, for il.'JS.
1 tablo of women's skirts In flno Vene
tians, serges, crepons, elaborately trimmed
with stitched bands of taffeta, worth up to
$12, for, each, $5.00.
EXTRA SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY.
Women's raglan' coats, tho very newest
styles, all tho'' rage In the eastern cities,
worth $20, on sMo for $8.50.
Women's i taffeta ctons nnd blouseB, 'made
of excellent quality taffeta, fr- $5.00.
Women's silk waists, In excellent quality
corded silk, worth $5, for $1.98.
Women's wubI. walBts, worth $1.00, with
the new sleeve, for 35c.
1 table women's light weight Jackets In
ctons, blouses and box coats, worth up to
$12, for $4.95.
200 dozen women's underskirts, with 15
In. pleated flounce, worth $2.50, for SOc
Saturday.
1 table of children's Jackets, worth $1.00,
for $1.9S.
Women's wrappers, with 15-ln.
for 45c.
flounce,
Clothes
of Quality
Dressers,
The kind of clothing that has built up
Hoyden's Clothing Department, and made
it the greatest clothing store in the west.
.We copy no one. We are thoroughly orig
inal. We carry the best tailored clothing
in the world. What more?
The "Varsity" Suits
cut in the extreme military style broad
shouldered and a vast variety of patterns
$7.50 to $25.
This Week's
Specials
suits, unfinished worsteds and plain thl
bets, this wesk, $10.00.
Oentlemon's well made all ool cassl
mere and cheviot suits, usually sold at $10
and $12 this week, $5.00 and $7.50.
This Week
Suit Dept.
Boys' Knee Vest Suits, ages C to 16, made
made plain but finely tailored, In plain
blue and blacks and newest shades of
colorings, suits that sell elsewhere for
$6.50 to $12.00, here this week at $2.75,
$3.50, $3.95, $4.60 and $6.00.
Boys' plain double breasted Knee Suits,
ages I to It, for 96c, $1.60, $1.95, $2.50,
$2.95, $3.60, and $3.96. Every suit worth
double.
Beys' Russian Blouse and Sailor Blouin
suits, the season's two best styles, at $3.50,
$4.60 and $500.
I
page 7.
layiiii! of buying your
ji!l:l ys
1 1
may cost you
you don I have
'it her
Women's Tailored Suits
Never before since we first opened our Cloak and Suit; Department have so many people
visited our store, and never before have they been so pleased and delighted over the selection
and styles. Never before during any season have we expended so mueh time, labor, study and
money in procuring superb collections of line Tailor-made Suits. Success has crowned our ef
forts ami our Cloak and Suit Department grows bigger and
day. l.ut we are Hearing the danger-line of self-praise and
feta or
skirts.
bishop or
22,00 suits
bulo only
Boys'
Clothing
Not for many seasons havo there
been so many charming styles In tho
garments designed for tho small boy,
us uro hhown this spring. While most
ot us feel n disinclination to "mako
11 man of him" nny sooner than ne
cissary, yet tho styles certainly show
that his clothing Is designed mora
neurly llko his father's than over be
fore. Boys' Knee Pant Suits,
SI. $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 up
Boys' Long Pant Suits,
$3.50, $4.00, 5.00. 5.50 up
Boys' Vestec Suits,
$1.50, $1.75, $2, $2.50 up
Boys' Russian Blouse Suits,
$3, $3.50, $4, $4.50 up
This Is Hiirely n good place to so
led your boys' clothing.
Dear Jack
You wont know tho old placo when you
como homo again. It looks bo different.
You know wo havo been talking of now
paint for two or thrco years, but always
thought wo could not afford tho cxponso.
Well, wo havo solved that problem. I.owo
III os.' Liquid Taint is all right and tho cost
doesn't amount tc anything. Jno put It on
tho houso nnd tho rest of us painted tho
fence and lawn settees. How wo do shlno!
The boys aro putting enamel on their bi
cycles today. As over yours,
ANNABEL.
That'B tho samo old story everybody
pleased with the paint nnd tho prico.
Myers-Dillon Drug Co.,
Cor. 1 6 1 It and I'ariiain Sis.
SUN
PROOF
PAINTS
Them can bo seen on tlm billboards all
over tho city a very attractive poster ad
vertising l'ATTON 8 SUN-I'HOOK PAINT.
Wo lmvo 500 gallons of this celebrated
paint in stock. Tho IHJOULAIt prico ot
this paint is about $1X0 pur gallon. OUR
ritlCK, $1.20 per gallon. A saving of 25
per cent. Hotter catch on botoro It Is all
Bono.
Fuller Drug and Paint Co.,
Open all night. 11th and Douglas Sts.
Free Painless
Extracting.
When our best teeth aro
ordered. Your aching teoth
removed in tho morning and
new ones Inserted the eamo
day.
$8.00 for upper or lower set.
I Rr I ODKNTAL PARLOUS
1517 DouulasSt.
uirw
Let Us Be Your
Tlj It isn't necessary to make the suit to
A AKmJm. your order. Tho average tailor never sees you
ho makes tho suit according to the salesman's hi
st ructions. Our salesmen take your measure and get the suit that llts you.
There's no t'hance for you to bt dissatislied. Modern art and appliance have
so simplilied matters that all the various types of man, long, slim, short, stout
and otherwise have each a special class of garments made for them no wait
ing, no disappointment. The dilTcriMice between us aud your merchant tailor
is from live to fifteen dollars in your favor if you trade with us. ''Bettor
three hours too soon than one minute too late," said Shakespeare. The de
Spring Overcoat
your life. These cool evenings
to pay out mueh
by making a brief mention of some of the
which go on sale.
Women's Tailor-ma-de Suits
Made of line all wool homespuns in blue, light
gray, oxford gray and tnn, mndo in tho new doublo breasted tlght
flltlng Motiiu or cton olTects, Jacket trimmed with stitched taf
satin bands, tnlTctn lined, tho now
o now tiartng or iiounce
$12-75
Theso Milts aro mndo with ns
much caro, as perfect In lit nnd work
manship ns any $25.00 suit In tho
market our prlcu
Women's Tailor-maide Suits
Made of extra quality homespuns, cheviots, Ve
netians, etc., In blouse, cton or vest front effects. Tho now flare,
puff sleeves, perfect In stylo, tit
$14.75
and workmanship regular $20.00 nnd
your choico this
'v t 1
Rea-dy-to-weoLr
Millirvery
$2.45, $3.75, $5.00
Tho great millinery success ot tho season,
teaching tho people of tho three cities what
Is possible to do with 11 llttlo monoy. To
further Incrcaso tho great business wo'vo
placed on wtlo hats that ought to sell for
$:t.W, $.. and JS.GO and inurkcil them $2.10, $3.7:
and $j.0O. You cannot dupllcato them nny
whero nt tin1 prico. Iteinembcr only three
prlccs-$2.45, $3.75 and $5.00.
v J
Its
PRICE 50 CENTS.
For Sale by all Druggists and Gloye Dealers
Consultation Free from 2 to 4. When ordering by mail
add G cents for postage.
HIGH-CLASS TAILORING
nt reduced prices; big salo of spring
und summer suitings and trouserings at
WEINBERG'S, 312 S. I6TH STREET
LAW BOOKS '
cnue,.
demand light weight O'Coats
$5.00 and p
better every
we'll avoid it
good things
flaring or flounce
Mens Hats
Winning you over every day. More
nnd better selections for you to
choose from, than can bo found else
where. Don't pay nny moro than
you gut them hero for. Tho safest
way perhaps Is to como hero first.
AH tht iiov bloclvs, colors aud
styles. Ask to sco "Nebraska special"
Now spring hats In utmost any
ahudc nutria pearl, morocco, tan, ce
dar and so on and all tho good
good looking shapes. Men urn going
to wear soft hats moro than over
this HoaBcn. Not lilono for comfort,
hut becuuso they look woll In them.
All $1.50 ones lmvo tlm $2.u0 values
In them. Tho $2.00 ones sell for $3
cl30whorc. Tho $2.50 ones bring ns
high as $1,00, If you euro to pay tho
regular hat storo's prico.
We Sell
STETSON HATS.
IB
RE-NO -MAY
POWDER
Manufactured by
A. Mayer Company,
316 Bn Bldt.
The Chicago Record
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