THE OMAHA DAILY HEE: SV2s"DAY, AY 5, Hum.
24
SENATOR MILLARD AT HOME
Bctorns from Hit Viiit to Katioaal Capital
and Hew York.
ENTERS INTO DISCUSSION OF AFFAIRS
Nrtr Nlulrininn Snjn There AVIII He No
liuiiirilliilc CIiiimkc" AmrniK
liranUu Krilcrnl Oltlec
holilers. Senator Millard Is back at his desk In tho
Ouuba National bank after a visit to Wash
ington and New York. Speaking of his trip
tho senator taid:
"Wo wero warmly received by tho presi
dent and members of tho cablnut, but had
little tlmo to consider matters, as It was a
very busy season In Washington. Tho pres
ident und his olllnlal family wero making
preparations for their tour and thero wore
many other things t occupy their atten
lion. Thu Cuban delegates were at the
capital nt that tlmo and received consid
erable attention The president gavo them
u banquet, to which Senator Dietrich and
1 were Invited. Tho delegates scorned to
bo ablo and pleasant men, who had tho In
terests of their peoplo at heart. They ap
peared to bu energetic nnd thorough In
their methods, but whether they aro cgni
potent to govern the people of Cuba Is a
question yet to bo solved.
Confronted liy I'rulilcinn.
"There are many gravo and Intricate
problems to confront tho administration
during tho coming year, but thero Is a uni
versal feeling that tho president and his
advlsois uro ahlo to meet all questions and
settle them In tho manner most advantage
ous to tho United States. There probably
never was an administration In which thero
was such universal confldenco In all sec
tions of tho counliy and no president ever
had tho support as nearly unanimous, ro
gardless of political bias.
"Wo loft tho matter of federal patron
ngo In Nebraska largely to bo discussed at
another time. Thero was little opportunity
to. enter Into this matter with tho heads
of departments, and thero Is really little
occasion to bring It up at this time, na
nono of tho terms of tho present office
holders have expired. I can say that as a
rulo thero will bo no changes In tho Im
portant offices In tho stato until tho pres
ent officers have served their full term, and
thero romalns plenty of tlmo to consider tho
applications of thoso who dcslro to suc
ceed thorn.
Mr ii lit ii r Tallin l'liinncc.
"I havo been In New York many times,
but never was I thero when thero was
such excitement In tho stock market. On
every hand you hear of fortunes mado In
a few hours by men who havo purchased
stocks, and tho fever of speculation has
entered tho veins of nearly every class.
Thero Is a feeling that there will be no
reaction, and as far as I can sco this feeling
Is based upon sound logic.
"Thero Is a revolution In money matters
In this country, nud it Is probable that
Investors will speedily como to bo satisfied
with smaller returns for their money.
Three nnd 4 per cent per annum Is now
looked upon In New York as an ndequato
return for monoy. With this fact In con
sideration tho great rlso In prlco of Union
Pacific and Ilurllngton stock assumes a
new phase, and tho nppearanco of abnor
mal 'boom' disappears. Ilurllngton stock
has been for some time paying a dividend of
8 and 9 per cent, whilo Union Pacific stock
Is paying almost as much. Thero Is no
reason to bollovo that thero will bo any
reduction In tho earning power of theso
roads, which aro now beginning to bo
looked upon as parts of great transconti
nental systems which will control a largo
part, of tho shipping of tho country. With
theso stocks nt 200 per cent they will pay
from 4 to per cent on tho Investment,
which, as I havo said. Is considered a fair
return In Now York today."
Danco programs and wedding stationery.
A. I. Koot, printer, 411-41C S. 12th str.cet.
Sealskin coats repaired and cleaned at re
duced prices. Q. E. Shukort, 315 South 15th.
Huberman. Jeweler, est. I860, absolutely
reliable. Lowest prices guar. 13 & Douglas,
Spring suits a splendid lino on hand at
LlndquUt's tailor, 310 S. 16th, 2d floor.
Seeds that grow como from the Nebraska
Seed company, 1513-15 Howard St.
Meet mo at Bchlltji hotel bar and wo'll
talk It over. Tho only place In Omalia.
Work tho flguro puzzlo In Tho Evening
llco May 8i $1,500 In prizes.
FOR A HUNDRED MILLION
Murtsnwe with .10,000 of IleveiiHc
Ntiiiuiia floe on ltceord
lu Thin County.
Ono hundred million dollars Is tho amount
of u mortgage filed In tho ofllco of the
Douglas county register of dcods. It
is tho first lieu mortgage and deed of trust
from the Uulon Pacific Kallroad company
to the Mercantile Trust company of New
i one, given to secure the payment of un
Issue of 1100,000,000 of 4 per cent gold
bonds, dated April 15, 1001, nnd duo May 1,
1911.
Tho original mortgago was not loft with
thu reglstor of deeds, but It was brought
thero by a Union Pacific employe, so that
tho register might certify on Its face that
a truo copy of It hod boeu fflcd. Copies
will havo to bo filed In every county In Ne
braska, Kansas and Colorado which tho
Union Pacific railroad touches. Tho foo
for filing In each county In this stato is $20.
The original mortgago Is nn Interesting
document on account of tho $50,000 worth
of rovenuo Btumps It bears. Thero nro fifty
stamps of tho $1,000 denomination, twelvo
on each of tho first four pages of tho mort
gago and two on the fifth.
lloinenecUern' MxcMirnlonii.
On Tuesdays. May 7 and 21, tho MIS
SOUIU PACIFIC RAILWAY will Boll round
trip tickets nt very low rates to points In
Kansas, southwest Missouri, Arkansas,
OKianomn, inmau Territory, Toxas, etc,
Also to certain points In tho south and
souiuwesi. rur uuormation write to or
tall on the company's agents, southeast
corner 14th and DouglaB Sts Omaha, Nob
j. o. i'liu.i.iri, t. l' . GODFREY,
A. O. F. and P. A. p. and T. A.
Miiy I'nrt-,
Tno second annual nan and May party
oi umanu council ino, nt, Knights and
Ladles of security, will do given at Thurs
ton llltles' armory, 17th and Douglas
streets, weanesuay evening, aiay s. Tick
eta, 50c per couplo.
Dr. Gcrtrudo Cuseaden, 113 S. 18th St.
Publish your legal notices In Tho Weekly
Dee. Telephone 238.
$1,500 lu prlzts. Add the figures In Tho
Evening line May 8.
Standard Glass and Paint Co., 1419 Dod
Job printing, 437 Paxton block. Tel. 1440,
Stonecypbcr prints anything. Tel. 1310k,
Etonecypber, primer; 1201 Howard St.
Ite-No-May powder for tired feet.
More dots In Tho Peo May 8,
Have Root print !t
Lawn vasos at Sam'l Hums,
ALL ABOARD FOR NORTH POLE
!
Ak.Snr.llrii'n IIohIn Will ThN Year
Seek Oul tlio I'nucn l'ttnci-
of the Arctic Enne.
As fresh and bright as a May morning Is
tho first general communication from Sam
son, the factotum of the kingdom of
Qulvcra and herald of his majesty, Ak-Sar-Hen
VII.
Tho select knights of tho kingdom have
been at work for nearly a month preparing
for tho naturalization of citizens Into tho
traditional kingdom which erstwhile at
tracted the spears of Spain to the plains
of Nebraska. Samson says to thoso who
assisted him last year:
You were a Knight of 1900.
Wo Invito yoj to become a Knight of
1901, because your personality and your co
operation aro needed.
The rltunl this year tnke3 our members
via the Yukon & Chllcoot railroad unit
steamship Labrador to the cool Arctic
climes of the North Pole, md it Is ex
tremely neccssnry that on membership uo
large, so as to mako thu trip successful.
You will bo n long tlmo dead, but, while
you live, bo n man among men doing
something that will mako others happier
so sign tho enclosed blnnk nnd become part
of the most nuccei-sful business organiza
tion that ever came down tho "pue.
Shout for Omaha nnd see that your
neighbor aids in prolonging the echo. Yours
for Ak-Snr-Hen VI I, SAMSON.
P. 8. Tho llrst departuro will occur on
Monday evening, May 13. "Oct aboard
early."
iftoo to sax rit.cisco ami itrrimx
Via (lie Miirllnutoil Itoutp.
Tor tho launching of tho battleship Ohio
at San Fianclsco, May IS, tho Ilurllngton
will sell round trip tickets from Omaha
i for 60.
Tickets on sale May 7 and 8.
Good returning for 30 days.
Stopovers permitted on tho return trip
within tho return limit.
Through Standard sleeping cars dally.
Tickets, 1502 Furnnm sticct.
Send articles of Incorporation, notices of
stockholders' meetings, etc., to Tho Bee.
Wo will glvo them proper legal Insertion.
Tclcphono 23S.
THIS IS POETRY
wammmmammmmmmax
n stands for bugs,
Who work nt night.
And a bald-headed sinner
Kills them on sight.
Ito carries a bottle
Of Sehacfer'H Huro Death
And pours It atl over 'em,
Which shuts oft their breath,
Cramer's Kidney euro
Too
Wo
750
75c
undo Sam s Tobacco Curo
lucan Hair Ton c
Icrco'H Prescription
Kny'H Henovator
Kays' Lung llalm ,. ,
Dr. Knrl Cramer's I'ennvrnvnl TMItn
$1.00
Duffy's Mult Kic
cruna Kin
llcr's MaltWhlskcy CDo
ncuii h iwuuiPiuil ..,, 700
Hire's Itoot Uecr ijo
Inkhnm's Compound 63o
dozen 2-craln Quinine, Cansulea In
1 dozen 3-grnln Qutnlno Capsules 10c
dozen r-grnln Uu n no Catisulcs is
Uromo Qulnlno in0
SCHAEFER
CUT
PRICE
Chicago.
. W. Cor. 10th md
Omaha's finest
Shoe Store
At this storo FIT. STYLE,
durability aro combined all
tho latest productions and
Improvements In scientific
shoo fitting used here.
MONDAY, a special ar
ranged exhibit of Madame
J E N N E S S MILLER,
woman's, misses and chil
dren's shoes, designed for comfort and stylo
elegance. Tho very nemo of perfection.
All tho fashionable PATENT LEATHERS,
vlcl kid, vclour und box calf a allowing of
85 different and distinct styles.
Each and every pair guaranteed or money
back.
Ladles' Shoes Jonncss Miller turns and
welts Mexican, Cuban and military heels-
all widths and sizes. Price $3.50.
Misses' nnd Children's Shoes Jeuness
Miller patont leathers, vlcl kid, box calf
.50, $2.00, $1.50 and $1.00.
We soli Ladles' Shoes at $6.00 and down
to $1.50. Mlsse3' and children's shoes from
$2.50 and down to 60c.
Mothers, bring tho babies Monday. Wo
havo a surprise for you.
1515 Douglas St. 1515.
Huccensnra to TUB HOWE,
TAFT'S
Dental Rooms
1517 Douglas St.
Our patients aro olways grateful to
us nftcr using our Vitalized Air for
painless extracting,
Gold Crowns $509
Good Set Teeth $3.1)
Everything strictly flrst-claBs.
SPICTO'
We fit
the
Hard to
Fit.
THE UNION PACIFIC.
This lino lias mado SPECIAL RATES for tho summer as follows:
OMAHA TO
S
Denver,
Colo. Springs
Pueblo,
$15
To
Olcnwood
Springs,
Tickets will bo on snlo July 1 to 0,
AlaSO
One Fare for the Round Trip.
rius 2.oo. '
From Juno 18 to 30, July 10 to August ill, Jncluslve.
New City Ticket Ofiice, 1824 Farnam. Tel. 816.
Union Station 10th nnd Sfnrcy Sts. Tel. 020.
i s
REVIVES FREMONT RAILROAD
Project Will lie II ro tin lit lleforc
Count' Commissioners Aiinlu
.Veil Weilnesilit-.
Tho Omaha & Fremont electric railroad
project Is evidently to bo revived. At yester
day's meeting of tho county commissioners
a letter was received from J. S. Knox, sec
retary of tho railroad company, requesting
a further hearing of the promoters. Mr.
Knox asked when It would be convenient
for tho county board to again tako up tho
matter and tho clerk was Instructed to ad
vise him that a hearing would bo granted
next Wednesday morning.
Notice of Special MeelliiR of Mtiiek-
liolitern A. . I". W. Temple Ann'n.
A special meeting of the stockholders r.f
tho Auclont Order United Workmen Temple
association of Omaha Is hereby called to
meet at tho lodgo rooms, In the A. O. U. W.
temple, at 110 and 112 North Fourteenth
street, on Saturday, May 11, 1901, nt 8
o'clock p. m. sharp. Tho business of said
meeting will be tho consideration of a
proposition to authorize the board of direc
tors to submit to tho grand lodge, A. O. U.
W a proposition to sell tho property of
said association to said grand lodge, to bo
used as n permanent headquarters for the
offices of grand loi1ge.
You aro requested to bo present promptly
on time. Ily order of tho board.
Attest: II. P. KNOWLTON, Secretary.
W. A. WYATT, President.
Hamilton Warren, M. IX, rcltctlc and
magnetic physician, ofllco at tho Central
hotel. Cor. 15th and Dodge streets, till a
suitable location can bo found. Special at
tention to all long standing or lingering dis
eases nnd to diseases of women and chil
dren. We Cut
Drug Prices
READ OUR ADS and you will know tho
extent of our cuts. Our prices, uro the
samo to nil who pay CASH.
$1.00 Iturnhnm Sarsaparlllu 43c
ji.uo unity .Mint, wiusxy mc
l'i Grippe Cough Curo 25c
Hplondld Hard Rubber Atomizer 50o
2Sc 'fellow's SwMiimlown Powder 15c
foc 1m Hlonche Face Powder 35c
DOc Pozzonl I' ace l'owtler 2a
J1.I1 Miulnmo Ynlo'H Goods "So
1.50 Viti Mnrlanl $1.05
25c Humphreys' Spcclllcs 20c
Small sized Sozodont 20c
25c Kublfoum 20c
25c I,axatlvo Bromo-Qulnlno 15c
II. & II. Soap, for cleaning !c
50c Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets 40o
Sherman &McConnell DrugCo
New Locntlon Cor. lGth nnd Dodgo Sts.
Something New
in Town.
Wo refer to our new SODA FOUNTAIN,
A "Twentieth Century." Different from
anything In town. All thoso who have
seen It call It a BEAUTY. Mado from an
tique oak, mahogany, onyx, Tcnncsseo
marblO and lurgc French mirrors. To be
seen Is to ndmlro It. Notwithstanding Its
slmplo beauty, Its greatest virtue Is clean
llncss. Will tell more nbout It next time.
FULLER
DKUG
AND
PAINT
GO.
Open all night.
14th and Douglas Sts.
Jewel Gasolene Stoves
Tho abovo Is
styles nnd sizes
Stftves nro made.
only ono of tho llfty-two
In which Jewel Gasolene
Prices uro from
$3.00 to $27.00
Wo hnvo tho other sizes nnd wo nlso havo
other makes us low us $2.50 for tho two
burner size. Wo have sold Jewel Gasolene
Stoves for llfteen years und nro prepared
to guarantco thnt they uro less fuel, wear
longer und aro moro easily regulated than
any stoves mudc. They ure perfectly sufe.
John Hussie
Hardware Co.,
2I07-SI00 CiimliiK Street.
"If you buy It of Hussie It's right."
TO THE
Mountain Resorts
THE BEST WAY
AND
THE DIRECT WAY
...18 VIA...
.
$251
Ogden,
Salt Lake
City,
$30
To
nntl September 1 to 10, Inclusive.
H
Ki:ni'i.(i n rim siAMt vitn.
"The Heat of liver) tlilnu."
The Sioux City route, "Northwestern
Line," Is keeping up the standard and havo
fliut on new stylo combination parlor ob
servation and cafo cars on the fast day ex
press trains between Omaha and St, Paul-
Minneapolis.
Leave Omaha union passenger station,
6:55 a. m. dally.
Arrive at St. Paul, 7:33 p. m. dally.
Airlvo nt Minneapolis, S:0."i p. m. dally.
These trains aro completo throughout.
being provided with "tho best of every
thing." Ticket office, U01-1103 Farnam St. Union
passenger station, Omaho.
For Sale A practically new Kimball I
piano nt a bg bargain. Inquire G. II.
Tzschuck, Bee business office.
For policies
maturity apply
Equitable Life,
that uro sight drafts at
to U. l
Neely. manager
20C -t)S Heo
building.
Chiropodist parlors In connection with tho
Uathcry, for ladles only. Second Iloor lleo
building.
llc-No-May powder for cxcosslvo per
Epilation. At druggists and gtovo dealers.
IF YOU ARE TORTURED
5y Diseased Kidneys, Don't Delay
11 Moment, but Take
CRAMKU'S KIDNEY AND LIVUIt CUItK.
In cases of kidney trouble, tho blood
leaves tho kidneys In n worso condition
than It enters them, and Instead of Mowing
on to other parts of tho body puro and life
giving, It finds Its sluggish way to the
other vital organs surcharged with deadly
poisons that mako "havoc wherever they
may be carried. This strong endorsement
from Mr. Cordon ought to convince the
most skeptical that Cramer's Kidney and
Liver Curo Is tho medicine you want.
"For many years I had a terrible time
with my kidneys nnd liver. No digestion;
could not work nnd was miserable; going
to chango climate everything I tried
seemed to do mo no good. A friend advised
mo to try Cramer's Kidney remedy. With
out much fnlth I bought a bottle; saw a
llttlo Improvement; continued to tako It
until I recovered completely. In Justlco to
you and In gratitude for what It has done
for mo I give you this endorsement.
Respectfully Yours,
ALHEIIT GORDON,
Proprietor Expressman's Delivery Co.
You can havo n free sample mailed yoji
merely for tho nsklng. For sale by all
druggists.
CRAMER CHEMICAL CO.,
Albany,' N. Y.
A ll.7.7,I.H-nA'7.7.I.K
HATH IIOOM.
You will feel llko dancing when you
see tno new open plumbing, line porce
lain lined tub, bowl and wnshstand
that we have fitted up when we havo
teen ordered to do so. Our work In
fitting up private houses with open
plumbing In bath room, kitchen and
laundry Is of the highest order of ex
cellence In scientific detail und expert
workmanship,
Free & Black,
1806 Farnutn. Phone 1019
IX THU 1
HAYDENs HAYDENs
Men's $25 to $40 Suits at $7.50. $10
and $15-00
These are I he famous Stein-Ulot.'h Co. suits recently pur
chased by us at oOe on the dollar. At the opening of the season
Ave seemed the sole agency for this make, the best in the world,
and to give us an opportunity to(properly introduce these they
sold us TJ1E1K ENTIHE SURPLUS SPUING AX1) SUMMEU
STOCKS AT HO CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
The big sale is now on.
All the new patterns; an tno new luurics; all tlio new
styles, tailored in the most artistic manner, and worth and sold
generally at 125 to $-10. Your choice in this sale at 7.50, 10
and $15.Q0.
Suit and Skirt Sales
Grand clearing sale of ladles' Tallor-Mado
Suits and 8kl-ts. We must clear out all
goods now on hand to mako room for stocks
our buyer Is now purchasing. Everything
must go. Digger nnd better bargnlns than
ever.
Women's man-tailored Suits, now sleeve,
Eton and fiolcro styles, skirts lined with
percallno and trimmed in tho famous Skin
ner's satin; worth $12.50, for $6.08.
One lot of ladles' tallor-mado Suits, In
Ilolero, Eton and blouso styles, mado of Im
ported coverts, cheviots, Venetians and a
dozen othor stylish cloths; Suits that wero
mado, to sell for $20.00 and $22.50, on tale
Monday for $10.50.
Ladles' Suits, silk lined throughout, worth
$25.00, our price $12.50.
Our entire lino of ladles' flno man-tailored
Suits now on sale at halt prlco.
Silk SklrtB, made from tho famous Wins
low taffeta, worth $20.00, for $12.75.
Ladles' flno Imported Silk Dross Skirts at
J 18.50, $20.00," $25,00, $35.00, $45.00 and $50.00.
i. ish Waists at 35c, 45c, T5t
and up to $10.00.
ItEAD
HAYDEN BROS
Clinuue ! Time.
C., ST. P., M. & O. RY.
Commencing Sunday, April 23, tho train
for Sioux City and all northeastern Ne
braska poltiU will leave Webster street
depot at 2:45 p. m. A later train for
Emerson nnd Intermediate points will leave
dally, except Sunday, at 6:20 p. m. Re
turning, arrive at 8:30 a. m. No change
In other trains.
Moro dots In Tho Ueo May S.
Shoes for
Everybody
ItcgnrdltiK pIioos. "If you enn't
Ket tliotn nt the Fry Shoe Co.'h.,
you can't not them at nil," has he
come a byword In this city. We
lirlde ourselves upon the fact that
all sorts and descriptions of foot
wear, and the latest styles of every
kind, ate hero In our storo for your
Inspection
Experienced salesmen are here to
help you buy IntelllKently. We
supplement the nood shoeinaklnp; of
our manufacturers by correct lit
tin:. All sorts of shoes are made
for all sorts of feet; and, besides,
there Is the matter of taste and
style. If you have never dealt
with us, come! We will treat you
well and try (o make you a "como
analn" customer.
FRY SHOE CO
roiiMimi.Y
Eamvrigbt
N. E. Cor. 16th
and Douglas
Now is the Time for a Camera;
Just as the Leaves Are
Coming Out.
Soo tho new No, 3 Pony Prcmn, $11.
Has double lens, with Improved Victor
shutter, swing back, roverslblo back,
double lover nnd brilliant fender, with
solid leather carrying case. Notlco
tho price $11.00.
Wo havo all tho other new niukcs.
Call or send for new catalogue.
THE ROBERT
DEMPSTER COMPANY
1215 Farnam Struct.
Excluslvo Dealers In Photo Mate
rial. Great Sale of Summer
Shoes and Oxfords
C00 pairs of children's flno $1.20 kid turn
solo shoes, sizes 5 to 8, nt 85c.
500 pairs misses' flno $1.75 kid laco shoes,
sizes 12 to 2, on sale at $1.15.
LADIES' FINE OX
FORDS ON SALE.
S50 pairs of Ladles' flno Kid $2.00 and
$2.50 Oxford Tics on sale at $1.49.
050 pairs of Ladles' flno Kid nnd Talent
Leather Strap $1.50 and $2.00 Slippers, on
salo at 98c.
LADIES' FINE SHOES
ON SALE.
1,200 pairs of Ladles' flno Kid and Patent
Leather $3.00 and $3.50 Shoes on salo at
J1.3S,
3,000 pairs of Ladles' flno Ilrooks Tiros.'
mako of vlcl kid $1.00 Shoes on salo $3.00.
1,000 pairs of Men's lino $3.00 Vlcl Kid,
Welt Solo Laco ShoeB on salo at $1.08.
500 pairs of Hoys' lino Vlcl Kid and Calf
Laco $2.00 Shoes on salo at $1.25.
1,500 pairs of Men's lino "Crossett" $5.00
quality patent Icathor, velour and vlcl kid
Shoes at $3.50.
"nitOOKS' IIHOS." SHOES for LADIES.
"STETSON" SHOES FOIt MEN.
PAOE 13.
Men's $12.50 Blue
ON SALE TOMORROW AT
Boston Store, Omaha
- HW.. HT1H
Special Sales UlVnCU'
China DepttlAY UCNS
Just In, tho 1'on-Amcrlcan assortment.
$1 fruit dishes, very finely decorated,
tinted colors, Kold striped 23c
$1 chop trays, same 2;0
$1 water pitchers, snmo 23c
$1 Jelly cups, same 250
$1 cake plates, samo 25c
Decorated cups, saucers and all sizes
plates rc
Crystal saute dishes, C for Go
Crystal cream sets, 0 pieces i"c
Gallon slzo milk crocks 3c
Slop Jars, 49c Wash Howl and Pitcher,
ca 2H4C
4, 5, G-lneh vegetable dishes 2c
Incandescent rib mantles, from 5c up.
All or our china, crockery, glassware.
etc., comes direct from the manufacturer.
We retail at what other dealers buy for.
Optical Department
If your eyes hurt you or your sight Is
Impaired, consult our optician., No charge
for examination.
Carefully fitted and adjusted glasses sup
plied for less than half tho ordinary prlco.
A full lino of optical goods In main aisle.
Grocery Sale
Strictly fresh eggs, 10c doz. 2-pound
can sugar corn, 6c can. 3-pound can to
matoes, 7HiC can. 2-pound can string
beans, Gic can. 2-pound can Lima beans,
C',Ac can. 3-pound can Hartlctt pears.
8 l-3c can. 3 bars wool soap, 10c. 10
bars best laundry soap, 25c. 3 bars Tar
soap, worth "3c, for 10c. 10c packago
Flako beans. Gc. D pounds breakfast oat
meal, 10c. 10 pounds sack cnrnmenl, 10c.
10-pound sack ryo Hour. l.r,e. ifi.,,.i
sack Graham flour, 13c. Evaporated pears,
5c pound. California fancy pears. 7Ur!
Fancy Oregon peaches, 8 l-3c. Diamond
lemon cling peaches. 10c TKIIItlll. Tfllhv
prunes, Co pound. Largo San Joso prunes,
iic pouna.
HEAD
HAYDEN
Grand Opening
of the
Soda Season
Saturday, May II.
Flowers for tho ladles, music for every
body. Kfiulpped .with 0110 of tlio finest
fountains lu tho west; expert help, pl-nty
of cosy tables and chairs, a cool and pious
nut room and a llHt of all tho now and
dainty drinks, wo are better prepared than
over to servo pur customers, Walt for our
grand opening and don't forget tho dato
Saturday, May 11.
Myers-Dillon Drug Co.,
16th and Farnam.
Lawn Mowers
and Garden Dose
urn very necessary articles Just now.
WH CAN HULL YOU THU UK ST
LAWN MOWUlt FOU TUB MONEY.
IN OMAHA.
12-inch, $2.50
14-inch, $2.75
16-inch, $3.00
Then wo havo
12-inch. $3.00
14-inch, $3.25
16-inch, $3.50
STEAUNB' HALL
IIKARINO AND
MOWEItS.
CONTINENTAL
Jas. Morton & Son Go.
ir.ll DimIkc Street.
HOSE PEOPLE.
It Takes GOOD TOBACCO and HAND
THE
f ft.J.TS.a
Is Now Being Made From Fine Cuban Tobacco, Crop of 1900.
F, R. RICE M. C CO., Manufacturer), St. Louis. UNION MAD!
Serge Suits, $6.75
Men's Indigo Blue Heavy Serge
Suits finely finished, everyone
guaranteed fast color, lined
with tho best farmer satin lin
ing, every seam stayed nnd
welted, broad military shoul
ders: single and double breas-
ed, these aro all faultlessly
made gar
ments and
lit perfect,
12.50 values.
Children's 2 and J-Picce Suits -all
stylos, knee pants, single and
double breasted coats, single
breasted vests, middy's sailor,
Russian blouso and Noriolk
suits, made of fine materials,
including serges, choviots,
Scotches and imported pilot
uijjunuu pilot
$Z75
ciotn- $5 and
r?G values,
for
Boys' Long Pant Suits ages 13
to 20, all shades and colors, military style,
slnglo and doublo breasted, flno excluslvo
inurics worth
$475
up to $10.00
on sale at .
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Cracker Sale
Ginger snaps, 5c. Soda or oyster crack
ers, Gc. Animal crackers, Sl4c. Brownies
12Wc. Shredded wheat biscuit. 1014c Gra
ham and oatmeal crackers, SJ4c. Unccda
biscuit. 34c. Harrel of ginger snaps, 22c.
1 rctzels, 10c. Lemon and vanlla wafers,
Hremner'slGc. Athena and Hamona Wafers
packege, 21c. Dremner's butter wafors,
10c. Dremner's sugar wafers, all flavors,
-lc. Dent's water crackers, 18c. Zwcl
back, 121,4c. Granoso biscuit, 12J4c Wo
havo everything In fancy wafers, marsh
mallows, etc. All goods are guaranteed
fresh In packages or bulk.
Lard and Meats
3-lb. palls puro leaf lard, (limited), 26c.
C-lb. palls puro leaf lard (limited), 47c.
No. 1 sugar cured hams, lOftc. No. 1 Oer
mnn summer sausage, I2;4c. No. 1 sugar
cured bacon, 12140. Fancy pig pork, extra
lean, 12Hc. Honeless corned beef, 7Wc.
FANCY FKUITS-
Fancy Juicy lemons, long ns they last,
ISiic per dozen. Oranges, Juicy Hedlands.
Mc dozen. 1-lb carton fancy pigs, 8 l-3c.
FISH-
Cromarlty bloaters, Gc each. K. K. K. IC.
Norway herring, 0c pound. Cholco mack
erel, Gc each.
DRUG SALE
Chase's hair restorer r,9o
Smith's Toulc Hitters '.. c-Jo
Fig Syrup o5(J
Dyspepsia Tnblets j 32o
Pepsin Stomach Hitters coo
Hood's San.aparllla sga
Pierce's Favorite- Proscription COa
Cramer's Kidney Cure ;Bo
Wine of Cardul 6p0
Victor Headache Tablets ' j;a
Witch Hazel Salvo iE(J
Florida Wntcr. 75e slzo ' n5o
Toilet Soap, 3 cakes In box, 10c, 3 boxes
for.
25a
3 enkes Tar Soap joa
Itoach Pcwdcr, pound ' 350
Moth Halls, 3 for in
PAGE 13.
BROS.
CURSE
OF
DRINK
CURED HY
WHITE RIBBON REMEDY
Can bo given In Glass of Water, Tea or'
Coffee Without Patient's Knowledge.
White Itlbbou KumuUy win euro or de
stroy tho diseased appetite for alcohall
tlmulants, whothor tno patient Is a coa
nnnea luebrlule, "u tippler," social drink
or ilrunkurd, tasteless, odorless.
hnpo.tslulu lor any una 10 nuvo an p
oetltu for alcoholic liquors after uln
Whlto Itlbbou Itemody. Uy mall 11. Trial
packago freo hv writing Mrs. T C. Moor.
W. C. T. U., Ventura, California.
Bold in Omaha, Muu.. uy onus. II. Schaofw,
teth and Chicago street.
We Fill
Prescriptions
Tho prlco Is not corisldered by us In buy
ing drugs, nnd wo get tho best. , Careful
graduates fill tho prescriptions. Wo liav
tho largest patronngo berauso wo pay atten
tion to thu doctor's orders. Wo would bo
pleased to have your prescriptions.
Cramer's Kidney Curo 75a
Hu-Cnii Hair Tonlo 73a
Pierce's Prescription 75a
Kay's Renovator 20a
Kay's Lung llalm 20a
Ur. Karl Cramer's Pennyroyal Pills. ..,$, 00
Poruna 63o
Scott's Emulsion 75a
Hire's Itoot Beer Ha
Plnkham's Compound 69s
R0ST0N STORE
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