10
the oar An a daily bee: rniDAV, aphil m, moi.
ARCHITECTS ARE WILLING
AncMtorlnm Commlttes Bcceim Applica
tion frtm Enrwhir.
OUTSIDE PROPOSITIONS NOT CONSIDERED
Jlrttinitrro of rrnimspil HntrrprUe
ivc Opportunity- HxrltislvH)- to
l.ornl TiiIpiiI Auditorium
DoitiK" In !rneril.
Architects from nil over the country are
trying to securo the contrnct for plans of
the niirlltorium building, nnd President San
born receives dally many letters on the sub
ject, tho larger number coming from Chi
cago nnd Wow York. Sluco tho commlttco
bag decided to patronlzo nono but nrchltccts
of Omaha, South Omaha nnd Council Muffs
all litters nro answered by stating this con
dition of tliu contest,
AJ, tho meeting gf tho auditorium com
mittee yesterday tho nctlon taken Wedticu
dny In,, offering f per 'cent commission
on tho snleof auditorium bricks was re
scinded, nnd tho question nf rcmunorntlon
was referred to tho miscellaneous rovenuo
committee, it was decided that nil bricks
for which reiiuests for reservation hnvo
been received Mill bo placed on miction at
the Illks' bencllt and will be sold to tho
highest bidder. This will glvo every one n
rhnnco to obtain any number and will, It Is
believed, Increase, tho revenuo from tho
nlo of bricks.
A committee consisting of F. K. Sanborn,
C. I). Thompson nnd W. W. Umstcd wns
appointed to secure speakers for tho Elks'
benefit, nnd It was" decided to sccuro two
auctioneers nnd n number of clerks to re
cord tho numbers sold and tho purchasers.
Tho committed has prepared n number of
cards bearing appropriate legends advo
cating tho purchnso of bricks, which will
be placed In tho stores cf tho city together
with tho bricks ns soon ns the Elks' benefit
Is closed.
Itnyilon'n I'lnrio Amuuinoempiit,
In last Sunday's ndvcrtlsement which
called attention to tho comploto assort
ments of new pianos nnd rnro bargains In
slightly used Instruments, there wns n mis
print in regard to tho sending of catalogues.
Haydcn Hros. send catalogues free to every
prospective purchaser nnd guarantees to
supply Just tbo Instrument wanted nt n
great saving In price.
DIFFERENT IN NEBRASKA
I, rinn of Thin Country llrltiK IHni
nuliitmnit to Danish
Helm.
Thoodoro Olson, tho Danish vlco consul,
has a case beforo him which promises to
bring disappointment to an honest and far
sighted family In tho land of his birth.
Bomo tlmo ngo tho wlfo of N. C. Hanson, n
Danlah farmer of Knox county, died, nnd
tho usual notlco wns sent to tho relatives
In Denmark.
Yostcrdny, In responso to the notice of tho
death, enmo letter to tho Dnnlsli vlco
consul from 'tho brother nnd sister of tho
deceased. Tho letter stntca that Mr. nnd
Mrs. Hanson had no children and that under
tho Danish law when a wlfo or husband dies
without Issuo one-halt of tho common prop
erty descends to tho heirs of tho deceased.
They further say that Hanson Is worth
probably $10,000 and that their sharo In tho
rstato of tbo wife would bo about $5,000.
They glvo spcclllc Instructions regarding
tho remittance! of tho money nnd there nro
hints In tho letter ns to ho purposo they
expect to make of their Inheritance.
Now nil of tho nlrcnstles must fade, ns
tho property will, as a matter of courso,
descend, according to tho Irwh of tho
United States, and thcro will bo no division
on tho death of tho wife of tho common
estate.
It will bo hard to convince tho resident
of Denmark that such is tho caso nnd It
will requlro n letter from tho Omaha vlco
consul with tho Beal of his offlco attached
to provo to them that they have no claim
on a north Nebraska farm.
LEAVENWORTH IS OVERTAXED
One IlnUnlliin of the Fonrtrrnth Cav
alry la llrniiivrd to Fort Illley
to .Mnkc Itoom,
Orders have been Issued for tho first bnt
tallon of tho now Fourteenth cavalry (dis
mounted) to leavo Fort Leavenworth Mon
day for Port Illloy, whero sultablo quarters
have been provided for them. Tho battal
ion comprises .150 ofllcers and men. This
order was mado necessary because of tho
congested condition of tho Fort Leaven
worth barracks, which hove been receiving
a largo number of recruits recently from
Omaha and othor recruiting stations of tho
Department of tho Missouri.
The now Fourteenth cavalry is now re
cruited up to Its full strength so far as
men are concerned, but it still lacks horses.
It Is hoped that these will be furnished by
the mlddlo of summer, as tho regiment Is
expected to report for duty la tho Philip
pines some tlmo during tho fall. Mean
while tho men nro undergoing a rigid un
mounted training.
Tho editor of the Fordvllle. Ky Miscel
laneous, writes as a postscript to a bus
iness letter: "I was cured of kidney
trouble by taking Foley's Kidney Cure."
Tako nothing else,
Kvery Tuenilay
In April tho Union Pacific will sell tickets
nt tho following greatly reduced rates:
From Oninba to Han Francisco, Los
Angeles nnd San Diego $25.00
Opdcn, Salt Lake, llutte. Helena 23.00
Portland, Spnkano, Tacoran, Seattle,,,. 25.00
Now elty ticket oftlce, 1324 Farnam St.
Tel. 316, Union Station, 10th nnd Marcy.
Tel. 029.
FOU SALK About fifty loads of good,
rich sod, Twenty-firth nnd California
street. Apply to Crelghton college.
Hair dressing nnd manicure parlors In
connection with tho nathery, for ladlos
only. Second floor Ileo building.
Mrs.
Another lnrgo iustnllraout of the prettiest Muslin
Underwear made, 1ms just come in.
Remember we make a specialty of low prices on these
goods.
See our south show window.
HILLS MUST SERVE TIME
Snpreme Court Drr-lilra Aanlnat the
Alleged niHititilst Contlctrit
nt lllnlr.
The final chapter In tho celebrated Hills
bigamy case lias been written. The tiu-
preme court has affirmed tho decision of
Judge Irving uaxter of Douglas county nnd
Itov. Rowland P. Hills, formerly of Illalr,
will hnvo to servo n prison term of four
years.
Mrs. Kllzubeth Cook Adsctto Hills, tho
woman who becamo the wlfo of tho Episco
palian rector In England In 1S85, heard the
news yesterday morning without evluclng
any particular emotion. She Is employed as
governess In n ptomlnent Omaha family.
Hills came to Illalr about two years ngo.
Ho settled on n farm and became n dairy
man. Shortly after his arrival thcro he
married Dolllo Powell, a young woman
whom ho had met u fow years previous nt
Atlnntlc, la., while he was rector of a
church at that place. Tho chnrgo of big
amy was brought by tho English wife.
Hills' defense wns that his mnrrlago with
tho first wlfo was not binding becnuso tho
llccnso wns obtained In th'o diocese of York,
whllo ho and tho woman wcro residents of
tho dloccso of Southwell. Ho maintained
that tho license should hnvo been obtained
In tho dloceso whero tbey lived.
Other points which ho set forth In de
fense are answered by tho supremo court
as follows:
1. A wife Is a competent witness against
her husband In a prosecution for bigamy.
2. The inert allegation or averment of a
niarrlngo ns a fnct Implies thnt tho mnr
rlago whs legal.
.1. A communication to a minister of the
gospel, or priest, Is not privileged, whero
It Is shown that It was not mado In non
ildenco of tho relation, or wns not to be
kept as a secret. Is admissible.
I. A confession of it prisoner voluntarily
made, when not prompted by any Induce
ment of hope or fear.
5. A mnrrlago solemenlzcd In good faith
Is not void, merely becnuso tho contracting
parties may at somn prior time hnvo en
tered Into an agreement or understanding
that tho marriage should bo Invalid,
0. A marrlngo legal whero solemnized Is
valid everywhere.
ECHO OF KELLY DEFALCATION
Cnse of I'horulx Iimurnnor Coinpnuy
AKnlnst the Cnslilrr'w Surety to
Hp Appealed to Higher Court.
Judgo Munger filed a memoranda opinion
In tho United States circuit court yesterday
in which ho sustains the motion of tho
Guarantco Company of North America to
bavo set nsldo tho verdict recently found
against It by tho Phcnlx Insurance com
pany of Ilrooklyn. Tho effect of this will
bo nn appeal by tho Phcnlx company to tho
United States court of appeals.
This action grows out of the defalca
tion of Fred Kelly, cashier of tho local
branch of tho Phenlx company, who, three
yearn ngo, Is alleged to bavo absconded
with $4,836 of tho company's money. Kelly
was bonded by the guaranty company. Tho
Insurance company sued for tho amount of
tho shortago and recovered, but, the guar
anty company alleges, tho verdict was
nt vnrlanco with the lnw nnd special find
ings In tho case, so moved that tho verdict
bo set aside.
LATTER DAY SAINTS MEET
Xrbrnnkn OrannUnt Ion In to Hold a
Two !)' Conference In
Oinnlin.
Nebraska Latter Day Saints, or Mor
mons, to tho number of about 150, will at
tend a confcrcnco to bo held at Idlcwlld
hall, Saturday and Sunder, April 20 nnd
21. Tho purposo of tho meeting Is to dis
cuss plant for advancing tho Interest of
tho Mormon church In Nebraska. Twenty
missionaries nro now at work In various
parts of tho state and reports Willi bo
heard from these. H. h. Boycr of Sprlng
yllle, Utah, will presldo at the confer
ence. "Htlek to It."
George L. Heard of High Tower, Oa.,
writes: "Eczema broke out on my baby,
covering his entire body. Under treatment
of our family physlclaan he got worse, as
ho could not sleep for tho burning and Itch
ing. Wo used a box of 'Danner Salvo' on
him and by tho time It was gono he was
well. Tho doctor seeing It was curing him
said, 'Stick to It, for It Is doing blm moro
good than anything I have done for him.' "
Announcements of the Tlicntorn.
Tonight at noyd's theater James A.
Heme's new play, "Sag Harbor," will bo
given Its first rendition beforo an Omaha
audience. Llko Heme's other master
pieces, it Is said to abound In the most
beautiful sentiment nnd diction and to ap
peal with wonderful pathos to tho heart.
Mr. Hemo does not nppcar In Its produc
tion, but tho cast is nn excellent one and
play and players bavo been winning thu
most favorablo criticism throughout thoir
westward tour. Tho pleco will bo given
also Saturday afternoon and night.
Tho Oay Mnsquoradors complete their
engagement tomorrow afternoon at tho
Trocadero, which has been a succession of
large bouses.
Tomorrow evening a great wrestling
match will bo pulled off between "Farmer"
Burns and Frank Coleman. Tho bout will,
bo for tho middleweight championship of
tho world. Commencing Sunday matinee
tho Itoso Hill English Folly company, a
company of superior merit, mnkes Ita
Initial bow In this city, nnd should provo
to bo n strong drawing card on account of
clcvor olio and pleasing burlesques. Man
ager Ho3cntbaI has decided on another
amateur nlgbt beforo tho closo of the
season and amateurs aro advised to com
municate with blm.
flrudltiK Contrnetora.
Sealed bids will be received at tho office
of tho W. R. Bonnett Building Co., 15th
and Capitol Ave., up to Monday noon, April
22d, for excavating lots one, two ond east
two-thirds ot lot threo, block one forty-six,
city of Omaha.
To develop arms, neck and bust, try mas
sage treatment at the Bathcry, Bee building.
Export operators, for Indies only.
Seeds that grow como from tho Nebraska
Seed company, 1613-15 Howard St.
J. Benson.
muslin
Underwear
BOSTON STORE REMNANTS I
Remnnnti from th Lthr-Btcot Stock, To
fttbtr with Ntw AtrWli.
GO ON SALE TODAY
Including Itrntnnnt of I, nu in, Dimi
ties, OrKnmllrn, White (lotuN, Dress
(iooiln, .silks, Kle. (Irenter Item
nnnt Snlc .cver Ilelil In City.
$1.00 DKESS GOODS 25C YARD.
Tho past week's accumulation of rem
nants of hgh class dress goods, fancy mlx
tutcs, broadcloths, cheviots, cashmere,
plain, checked nnd plaid novelties, leugths
from 3 to ti yards, on front bargain square
at 25c yard.
COO DIIESS GOODS 150 YAHD.
Thousands of yards of strictly all wool
fabrics, plain checked, striped and plaid,
In lengths from 2 to 5 yards, on sale at 15c
yard,
A new lot of challls remnants, small de
signs, on light and dork grounds, nlso polka
dots, Persian nnd other popular patterns.
Also silk embroidered moussclln de sole,
evening tints, Including black, 2 nnd C-ynrd
lengths; mnny pieces to match, on sale at
3ic ynrd.
$1.3!) FOULAItDS. C9C AND 75C YD.
Kemnants of foulnrd silks In lengths from
5 to 12 yards, many Batln foulards nnd
satin Jacquard effects, all tho nowest de
signs on light nnd dark grounds, actually
worth $1.3U, In silk department nt 60c and
75c yard.
Many thousand yards of taffeta silk, plain
and fancy, brocaded silk, pcau do sole, and
many other new and deslrablo silks, go In
rcmnnnts from '3 to S yards, on bargain
eouaro at 30c, 49c nnd Mc.
Short remnants of silk, sullablo for fancy
work, millinery purposes and trimmings,
go ut 25e, 16c, 10c, Dc nnd 2c for cntlro
piece.
Immense- accumulation of remnants from
tho Lahr-Uncon snle, together with nearly
a carload of cotton goods Just arrived.
HEMNANTS IN BASEMENT.
Ladles' $3 shoes, small sizes, 29c.
10,000 yds. all kinds of towollng, worth
10c yd., at 3c yd.
Ono big counter of mercerized Hnlncs.
worth 25c, go nt 3'c yd.
Percale remnants nt 5c yd., worth 124c.
Prints remnants, 3c yd., worth 7c.
Short remnants of all kinds of ginghams,
worth 25c, at fie.
Long lengths of mercerized clneham. 10u
yd., worth 25c.
All kinds of hlto goods. India linens.
etc., worth 40c, go at 10c yd.
1-lno India linen remnants. 25c Kradc. at
5c yd.
Short remnants of all kinds of nercale.
go nt 3o yd.
IlcmnantH of nil kinds of fine bleached
muslin nnd cnmbrlo go nt 6c yd.
BOSTON STORE, OMAHA,
J. L. Brnndels & Sons, Proprietors.
'Sole ngents for Rogers-Pcct & Co.'b fine
clothing.
Tho enrpets nnd curtains from the Lahr-
Bacon Co. go on snlo Monday.
Tho Bathcry. rcononcd undor nonr man
agement; massngo and electric baths, 220
224 Boo building. Ladles only.
33 CENTS
Is tho price wo afo going to sell a fine cambric handkerchief for less than
ono-thlrd the regular price. See them In our north window.- All of last sea
son's fifty-cent Hale hose, 33 l-3c. These prices aro for -Friday nnd Saturday
only.
16th and Chicago
Streets.
TICKET
IS02
PRICE 50 CENTS.
For Sale by all Druggists and Glove Dealers
Consultation Free from 2 to 4. When ordering by mail
add 5 cents for postage.
BERRY BOWLS
In Sterling Silver, plated and cut glass. Any of these
would mako a lino wedding Rift. Wo aro showing some
beautiful patterns In sterling lion Bon Dishes, Sugars
ami l reams, npena a tew
UXIVWIUTUS' SAM! HOYS' Ct.OTIIIXtl
f.MO.OOO Sloek lloya' Tine Clotlilnit
ttit . Illl . a ... A -
ON SAM: SATURDAY
AT tmQTnv OTmif
Thla sale will offer you the choice of
Un1fnr M,.1.tl.-- f. r - V Vn1 atnrt
at from one-third to one-fourth the original
C051.
Somo of theso boys' suits are slightly
eunca oy water, but tho most ot tnem ore
n tianln t nt . .., .
Como Saturday and we'll give you tho
best boys' clothing bargains that you hnvo
ever seen.
BOSTON STORE, OMAHA,
Solo agcnU for Kcgcra Toct & Cos nnc
i 1
ERASTUS YOUNG TESTIFIES
Tells Hon- Nu lhoroiinh'x Arreot l'o.
Iowa Olmerrntlon of l'lnUrr
tou Detect lr.
Tho trial of T. K. Sudborough's $30,000
damago suit against tbo Pacific Express
company Is drawing to n close In Judge
Slabaugh's court. Tho principal witness
exnmlncd yesterday was Erastus Young,
tho former auditor of tho express company
It wns sought to show by Mr. Young's
testimony that tho nrrcst of Sudborough
was not mado without cause and tho ex
ercise of rcnsonnblo Judgment. 116 told
of bow n Plnkerton detective wns em
ployed In tho ofllco of the company for tho
purposo of detecting who, It anyone, was
stealing tho company s funds. Tho obscr
vatlons of the dctcctlvo wcro related to
Howard H. Ilaldrlge, who was tho county
attorney, and ho advised the arrest of
Sudborough, V F. Bcchel and Andrew
Hunt on a chargo of embezzlement.
CnMenrlne nt All DrtiKKlsl.
Cures bllllousncss, constipation and dys
pepsin or money refunded. 60c. Sample
and book on diet and cure sent frco for 10c
to pay postage. Ilea Bros. & Co., Mlnnc
apnlls, Minn
Finest Turkish bath parlors In tho west
at tho Bathcry, 220-224 Boo building. For
ladles only.
Stonecypher, printer; 1201 Howard St.
II I PAINT
Wo sell aluminum paint In small nnd
lnrgo cans enough to ennmel your shoes
or a can Dig enougn to panu a store irum.
It'n very effective,
llemombrr nur nittlO STORE Is tho
place to obtain what you want and nlso
to get Rnmo nt tun uowjset nowest muni
you) CUT PRICES.
SOMK EVERYDAY' DRUG PRICKS.
25c 4711 White Roso Soap I'.'c
roc l'ozzonl'f, Powder 2$c
$1.00 Family Syrlngo Wc
15a II. & II. Sonp 9a
75c Jowsbury & Brown's Tooth Paste 39c
A lot of Tooth Brushes, worth 20c and
25c 10c
A lot of Tooth Brushes, worth 10a nnd
15a i 5c
$1.00 Duffy Mult Whisky S5a
25a Porous Plasters 9c
COc Marshall's Extract of Beef 25c
75c Atomizer (hard rubber) 60c
Sherman &, McGonnell DrugG o.
Corner 16th and Dodge.
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KELLEY 6 MEYDEN
Newest
Safety Device
The electric headlights with
which the Burlington locomotives
are being equipped mako travel
ing at 60 miles an hour safer than
nt half this speed with old-stylo
oil lamps.
Tho new headlights send forth
a flood ot light visible ten miles
distant. It's worth taking a trip
on tho Burlington to seo them.
Denver and West 4:25 p.
Chicago and East 7:00 a.
m.
m.
4:00 p. m.
7:50 p. m.
Billings and Northwcst-
-9:00
p. m.
Kansas City and South 9:20 n.
m. 10:30 p. ra.
St. Louis and Southeast 5:10
p. m.
OFFICE, BURLINGTON STATION,
Farnam St. 10th and Mason Sts.
Telephone 250. Tclephene 121.
RE-NO -MAY
POWDER
Manufactured by
A. Mayer Company,
316 Bei Bldg.
minutes at our store.
DELEGATES FROM EMPORIA
l.caillnc llualun Mm of Knnsns
Tonn Will Ho In Oninlin
To ilny.
Mnyor II. B. Moore, William Allen White,
nuthor of "What's the Matter with Knn
sas;" Howard Dunlnp, banker; J. 11. Todcu,
miller; Judgo B. W. Cunningham, I.. It.
Wright, catllo raiser; O. W. Newman,
banker nnd merchant; J. K. Kvnns, presi
dent, nnd It. L. Jones, sccrctnry of the
Business Men's association, all of Km
porla, Knn., will arrive In Omaha this morn
ing nnd nttend tho meeting of tho Commer
cial club tonight, when tbo proposition to
hulld tho Kansas Southern railroad Into this
city will bo dlscusacd nnd acted upon.
Tho business men of Emporia nro very
much Interested In securing a direct rail
way connection between tbelr city nnd
Omaha nnd tho delegation at tonight's
meeting Is expected to present some very
strong arguments In urging tho Omnlu
Commercial club to assist tho enterprise.
Stonecypher prints anything. Tel. 1310.
Some People Worry.
It's amusing to hear some ot tho croakers
kirk becuiii'o tho Hammond Co. is going to
pull out ot Smith Omnlin. They needn't
worry thero will be Just us mnny hogs and
cnttlo Slaughtered next Vear na rvrr-niiil
perhaps more. A tittle thing llko that don't
Jur us. Omaha Is nil right and you can't
down us and we're going to continue to sell
ut these prices:
l'cruna c3o
Newbio's llerplcldo 730
Cramer's Kidney Curo , 70c
Wine of Curd ill 7io
Cuticura Soup ioc
Hood's tiureaparllla , 75c
Hu-Cun Jlnlr Tonic 75c
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets 40c
l'lnkhntn'H Compound t.0o
8. H. 7oc
1'iiImo'h Celery Compound 7oo
1 dozen 2-graln Quinine Capsules 7c
1 dozen 3graln Quinine Capsules loo
1 dozen 5-graln Cjulnlno Capsules lie
llostetlcr'b Bitters 7jo
I'lcrco's Prescription 75c
Miles' Nervluo 75c
CP II AC CCD CUT price
Ouimcrcn druggist
t. V. Car. lflth and Cblcaau.
Latest Makes
of Cameras
Before buying a Camera seo tbo 1901
models ritEMOS, TOCAS, KOHO
NAS, BULIiAKUS, CYCLONES, CEN
TUIIES. Wo carry them nil.
Trices on l'roraos greatly reduced.
Wo nro solo dealers In Photo Sup
plies nnd can show you tho greatest
assortment In the west.
THE ROBERT
DEMPSTER COMPANY
1215 Farnam Street.
Names ot prlzo winners In name
competition will bo published in The
Beo next Sunday.
FRIDAY 1$ REMNANT DAY IN
HAYDEN
J
50,000 yards of wool and half
Goods, worth from 25c to $2.50
19c, 25c, 29c and 50c yard.
1,000 Skirt Patterns, containing from iU to 5
yards, at 50c, 75c, 9Sc, $1.50, $1.98
entire pattern.
800 full Dress Patterns, from
each, at 98c, $1.25, $1.50, $1.98
entire pattern.
100,000 yards of short lengths
inch Hue goods, worth 15c yard,
50,000 yards of short lengths,
yards each, line' Imported Percales, worth 25c,
5c.
10,000 yards of genuine Madras Gingham,
worth 19c yard, on sale at Oic.
Itemiiiints of Shirtings, worth.
and 25c, Friday at 5c, 7c, 8Ac and
Bed Ticking, worth 10c, 15c,
day at 7c, 10c, 15c and 17c.
Remnants of Drapery Cretonne, worth 19c,
4 c. g
SILKS, m fancies, stripes, figures 32-inch
ilain China Silks, in lengths from
worth 75c to $1.25, all at once price, 25c.
Sponges, nice quality, lc, 5c, 10c, 25c.
Slieep wool sponges, per o.., 10c.
Elder Flower and Tar Soap, 3 bars for
10c. Chamois Skins lc each.
15C HOSE AT 7C.
lot of Indies', men's and children's Hose,
made to sell at 15c, on sale at 74c
Men's 10c Hose at 0 pairs for
Men's 50c Medium Weight Jersey Ribbed
Shirts and Drawers at
Indies' 25c Jersey Ribbed Vests,
sleeves, special price
Men's 50c nnd 75c Work Shirts,
qualities, at
toys' 50c Working Shirts at
Men's 50c Cheviot Shirts, without col
lars, on sale at
Men's 25c Suspenders at
BARGAIN GROCERY
2-lb pclg self-raising panenko Hour.... 5c
10c pkg fruit pudding, ussorted flavors, la
p 3-lb. cans California, pears 25c
fall Jelly 1-c
I'leklcs, chow-chow, etc, bottle H l-3c
Wool Sonp, 3 bars for lUc
3 bars Tar Soap, worth 25c, for 10c
5 pounds Hago for 10c
5 pounds I'enrl Hurley for l'Jo
5 pounds Itleo for l'Jo
10 pounds Ilolled Oats for H'C
Oregon sugar cured Prunes, lb lc
California evaporated Pears, 11) Cc
California cvjpornted Teaches F&o
Friday Features in
Men's artd Women's
Furnishings
Whatever the
need, this store
is always handy
in tho sense
ot having every
thing in under
wear, just at
the time you
need it.
Men's Underwear
unbloach o d
ba 1 b r i g g a n
shirts or draw
ers, good
?!!'!: 25c
Men's Underwear fine two-
thrend bnlbrlggnn shirts or drawers,
In brown, blue nnd llesh colors, best
sateen facing, with pcurl m
buttons, each OOC
Men's Underwear fine qua.
lty innco cotton, plain ond ribbed, In
n choice line of colors, French neck,
nnd ribbed shirt,
ench
45c
Men's Underwear extra fine
quality Egyptian cotton, silk faced,
with long silk cuff nnd neck, in u
choice lino of colors, - m
ench OUC
Men's Underwear genuine
Sea Island cotton nnd lisle thread. In
fancy solid colors, bluo sateen, ilrnb
nnd brown, pmm mm
ench 7uC
Men's Underwear fine qual
ity French lisle- thrend nnd balbrlc-
c irrill. In lintv. limit ftmf nnlnr. ..II
trimmed m silk nnd best
pearl buttons, each
1.00
Men's Underwear good qual
lty ribbed bnlbrlggnn, combination
suits, worth S2.20, 4 -E?
tor mZO
The Bee Want Ads Produce Results-
Nowhere else
can be found
bargains as
these.
wool Dress
yard, 5c, 1.0c, 15c,
and $2.98 for
G to 7 yards
up to $3.50, for
in percales, 30-
3 Ac.
from 3 to 0
10c, 15c, 19c
10c.
20c and 25c, Fri
2 to 12 yards,
, 25c
25c
with long
10c
all the best
29c
2."c
19c
124c
10 lbs. whito or yellow Corn Meal 10c
10 IIih. Umlium Flour 55c
10 lbs, Ityo Hour 13c
Clood Country nutter, lb 10c
Full Cream Cheese, lb 10o
CIjIj Uouso Cheese, largo slza Wo
Hoda or Oyster Crackers Ko
ltutter Crackers Eo
dinger Snaps 5o
Ornham or Oatmeal Crackers 6a
FHUITB, MKATS, KTC-
Fnncy Naval Oranges ,
Largo Juicy Lemons (ic
Women's Hosiery
'PI.!
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soon finds fr&Vir
her ik' (
and thus it
comes much Cs&
nearer t o
meeting tho wants of
tho shopping public.
Our New Department
for Ladies Hosiery
Is tho latest addition to our ready-to-
wear things for womcn-folkw nnd
children
Wo sell hosiery with ns' small a
prollt ns we can and wo know you
appreciate It by tho success of tho
department nlieady.
4 Specials for You
to lest Us By
Ladies' Good Quality sbamless
cotton hose, In black, m mm
tun and fancies t3C
Ladies' Extra Fine Quality
block, tan or fnncy, colored cotton
hose, or plain fancy sCZ
stripes and lnco effects
Ladies' Fine Quality two
thread, innco cotton and llslc-thronti,
split foot, solid blacks or fancy stripes
with lnco effects, mm
for 05C
Ladies' Fine Quality black
lnco nnd rlchellnu-rlbbed hose. In
grain dyo. bundsnmo A g
patterns, for 4uC
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Extra heavy yard wide Muslin, worth 5c, 3ic
Fine Bleached, worth 7c yard, 4$c.
Extra flue quality open work White Goods,
worth 19c and 25c, at 7c.
Iudia Linons, worth 10c yard, 5c.
lj wide India Lawn, line quality, worth 15c,
74c.
Towels, worth 10c each, 24c.
Extra heavy Uuck Towels, worth 19c each
special 9c.
"Wash liags, each, 2c.
Heavy Turkey Red Oil Boiled Table Cloth,
worth 35c, 19c.
All Linen Crash Taweling, worth 124c yd., 5c.
Lydia Pinkham's Compound 60c
Dr. Pierce's Medicines 69c
Hood's Sarsaparilla 69c
Moth Balls, pound Sc
SHOES.
Infants' 35c Soft Sole Shoes 19c
Children's 75c Kid Button Shoes . . . 34c
Misses' $1.25 Kid Button Shoes 69c
Boys' $1.50 Satin Calf Lace Shoes 98c
Ladies' $3.00 Vici Kid Lace Shoes ?l.!l
NOTIONS.
25c Wash Laces, 5c. 15c Ribbons, all colors,
5c. 25c Buttons, Re. 800 Tins for 5c. 15c
Back Combs, 5c. 15 Spools Belding Bros.' Silk
JOc.
Men's 10c Handkerchiefs at 2Jo
1 lot of Men's Collars, slightly soiled, at . . , .3o
GREAT SALE ON MEN'S SniRTS.
A tremendous purchase of line $1.50 and $2,00
men's Shirts, in all styles and all tho now de
signs and patterns, go on sale at 40c and 7Bc,
This includes the entire sample lino of tho
"Gridin Brand" shirts, the best made. See our
10th street lvindow.
Boys' Shirts, worth $1.00, on sale at 49c.
"Mother's Friend" boys' Shirt Waists, worth
$1.00 to $1.50 a special purchase enables us to
sell at 29c. All sizes and best patterns.
SALE
Fresh rlpo lianoiinas jog
Choice Sweet Oranges Q
Chipped Dried Hoof jg0
No. 1 California Hums iyt0
HoiicIchx Corned llcof ',Q
Now Uologna Sausage 50
Potted Ham, per can to
IlonclesH Cod Fish, per brick 1I140
Anchovies, nor pound joo
Fancy Mnckernl, each to
Full Cream C'hecro ',io
Wisconsin Ilrlek Cheese 2o
AppetltoM Cheeso .i0
L.OOIC I'Xm THE NAME.
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler,
1516 Douglas St.
HAYDEN BROTHERS
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