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TTTE OMAHA PATLY HEE: PUTT) AT, .TnSTE 7, 1001.
CALLAHAN UP FOR PERJURY KING summons the governor
Prollmicarj Emminatim Begins Bsfori
Judgs Vinsonhaler in County Court,
SEVEN COUNTS IN THE INFORMATION
Testimony n( Present Itenrlnir. AV1I1
lie Itrpetllluii of I'nrt of tho
tlt-uot- tilt en ill Trlnl
fur Robbery.
The preliminary examination of James
Callahan on tho chargo of perjury hai bo
gun before Judge VInsonhaler In tha county
court. Thin Is thn case In which caiianan ,
Is accused of unifying falsely at the tlmo
be was on trial for robbery.
The county attorney, In an opening stale- .
ment to tho court, said that ho expected
to provo that Callahan committed perjury I
when ho sworo that ho had no mustache
on December 19 and for two weeks prior
thereto, when he sworo that he was at '.
John Arff's saloon about an hour during the
forenoon of December 19, when ho woro ; "'"J"".
that hp was never nt the Melrose 1 1 1 1 1 houso friends, to ropnlr to our City of Omnlin,
by was held n prisoner, ' there to receive investiture wun neiuung
Chief l!iirnllr nml MhIT Will lie Con
diiotnl In ltPnl Nlitto
Til m null ,ortliliiiiil.
The nlpht of June 17 lias been set apart
hy the Knights of Ak-Sar-tlen for the spe
cial entertainment of Governor Savage, his
staff and the business tnon of Lincoln. The
board of governors of the kingdom went to
tho capital yesterday In a body to lay tho
proposition beforo the chief executive. Tho
lattor will be directed to tlon Ills hcarflkln
overcoat and felt boots In view of the rigors
of tho Klondike climate.
The Invitation to the state ofTlcliils has
been cngrosfed on parchment papers with
seal and colors pendent. Tho whole Is en
closed In an elegant morocco case. The
summons leads as follows:
Hon. K, I. Savage, Governor of the State
of Nebraska. Lincoln. Greeting; Know ye.
It hath pleased lis, Ak-Snr-llcn VII, King of
Qulvcrn, Duke of the Seven Cities of Cibola, '
Grand Master of the Corn Hell and overlord
of Nebraska, In our Sovereign Capacity to
ronfer upon you the rank and title of
"Knight Companion In tho Order of Knights
of Ak-Sar-Heil Vtl," nml hy thes! letters
patent, committed to the hands of sundry
of our trusted Governors mid Councillors,
wt ,1,1 irrntit nml enntlrm the sntne.
We require yoti, nt due Convenience and
Ulsiuilcti, accompanied ny sucu n you iimy
BOSTON STORE REMNANTS
60o All Wl Albatross rnd Nub's Veiling
at 15o Yard Today.
I u nuiuit wu'im v - w -- "
,whcn ho swore tnai no was noi. " . j our Knibassy take heed that they fall
not to render Us a run account, oi tucir
journey and tho tlmo of your coming,
At tho time tno pony was purcnaisru irora
Daniel Httrrls and had never talked with
Burrls, when he swore that tho
list tlmo he saw Pat Crown was tho latter
part of November or the first of December,
when he swore that he hnd nothing to do
with the plot to kidnap Eddie Cudahy, and
when he swore that he knew nothing of the
kidnaping until ho read of It In tho news
papers. lawyer Macfarland made n long state
ment for tho defendant, In which he donled
that Callahan had willfully committed per
jury at any stage of tho trial for robbery.
II. n. Iloylts, court reporter for Judge
Baker, was tho first witness called. He
Identified tho transcript of tho evldcnco
given by Callahan In tho district court, In
order that It might bo Introduced In evl
dcnco In tho perjury case.
The testimony to ho taken In the prosent
examination will bo practically tho samo
os that glvon at the robbory trial, except
ing that It will not bo nearly so volumi
nous. Tho stato will merely undertake to
show that parts of tho material testimony
given hy Callahan In tho district court aro
untrue.
Mnw vniir R?:ppllenev live 200 years.
Witness our hand. AK-SAH-IJI'N,
Attest! HAMI'HON. King.
Qnlck Itrlli-f for Astlimn.
Miss Maude Dickons, Panons, Kan.,
writes: "I suffered eight years with
asthma In Its worst form.- I had several
attarks during tho last year and was not
expected to llvo through them. I began
using Foley's Honey nnd Tar and It has
never failed to glvo lmmcdlato relief."
FIRST OF JULY IS LIMIT
On nml
After Hint Dnte, City
llfcoine Delinquent.
Tnxcs
UAHTMIV HO.n CAMK OX TniAl..
For the Third Time District Court
llenrn III Suit.
For the third time tho enso of the stato
of Nebraska ngalnst the bondsmen of
Joseph Hartley, former stato treasurer, Is
on trial In tho district court. It Is to re
cover tho amount of Hartley's defalcation,
which, with Intorest, nmounts to something
over $600,000. Tho present trial Is beforo n
Jury In Jtldgo Baxter's court, and Attorney
General I'rout Is representing tho stnto.
The case has been tried twice In tho
court of this district, ono verdict being for
tho stato nnd the other for tho defendants.
Ilnth verdicts were set asldo by the supreme
court on errors of tho trial court.
All city taxes which aro nofvald and re
ceipted for by July 1 will become deltmiuent
nnd will ho subject to a penalty of 1 per
cent a month.
City Treasurer A. II, Hennlngt will fol
low tho plan adopted last year and will re
quire that largo property owners submit
lists of property and checks by Juno 20.
This precaution Is takon that all receipts
may bo preparod before July 1.
Previous to 1900 lists were not filed In
tlmo to glvo the treasurer's clerks un op
portunity to preparo receipts beforo the
tlmo when tuxes became delinquent. Tho
result was that tho city lost tho Interest on
argo sums of money. Moro than $5,000
was lost In 1S99. Mr. Honnlngs nvolded this
dolay last year and Is preparing to do tho
samo this year. After Juno 15 his clerks
will work day and night and every effort
will bo mado to have all work completed by
July 1.
Cholcrn Murium l)iinTcim UlsenMP.
In many InstnnccB attacks of cholera
morbus terminate fntnlly beforo medicine
can bo procured or n physician summoned.
Tho snfo way Is to keep nt hand a reliable
medicine for use In such enses. Kor this
purposo thrro Is nothing so sure ns Cham
licrlaln'H Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. W. K. Ilosworth of Lafayette,
Alabama, says: "In June, 1900, I had u
serious attack of cholera morbus nnd ono
doso of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera nnd
Diarrhoea Ilcmcdy gave mo relief In fif
teen minutes." For salo by nil drugglats.
, In Tlmo for Work Slomlny.
The Okobojl special train, via tho Mil
waukee ny., will on tho return trip nrrlvo
at Omaha at 6 a. m. Monday.
Modern Woodmen.
Lowest rates,
Special accommodations,
St. Paul and return
via
"Tho Northwestern Line,"
Juno 8 to 11.
1101-1403 Fornam streot.
Five I,nrg;c KxiMiralon Steamer
end hundrods of small boats will help to
entertain tho Omaha pooplo.who go to Lako
Okobojl on tho Milwaukee Ity. excursion
Specinl Trnln for Shrlners.
The Shrlners' special for tho Imperial
council at Kansas City will leavo tho Bur
lington station, Omcha, at 12 o'clock, noon,
June 10.
Shrlners and members of their families
desiring to travel on tho special should at
oneo advise W. B. Whltehorn, chairman
entertainment committee, city hall, Omaha
Cheaper Than MiiIiik nt Home.
Tho low rnto of $3.00 offered by tho Mil
waukoo railway for the trip from Omaha to
Lako Okobojl and return mukes It cheaper
to go than to stay ut home. Excellent boat
ing and fishing and an outing at one of tho
most beautiful nsdrts in tho west. City
office, 1501 Furnam street.
Ten Dollars.
To St. Paul nnd return,
account M. W. A. convention.
' "The Northwestern Line,"
1401-1403 Fsrnara street.
ni rcn.
LATKY Mrs. William, Thursdny morning
at 9 o'rlocK. at the home or nr dnugnter,
Mrs. F. H. Vnderwood, 290S rranklln
Mtreet.
Funeral Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock
from residence. Friends Invited.
REMNANTS OF SILKS, 2C, 5C, IOC, I5C, 25C
75c Silk Mottusrllii lie. Sole anil All
Wool fhiillli SiSe n Ynril Spcelnl
llni'Kiiln" 1 11 Itn in e n t of AVnsh
(iimili, While (loads, lite..
Two cases of nun's veiling nnd albatross
In pink, light blue, black nnd cream, in
lengths from 2 to 6 yard?, many remnants
to mutch, guaranteed all wool, 50c quality,
on salo on main floor, 15c yard.
For Friday hundrods of yards of ombrotd-
oreil silk motisselln de sole In plain colors,
embroidered dots and stripes, In all tho now
summer colors, including black, every yard
worth 76c, In lengths from 2 to 3 yards,
many remnants to match. Also all wool
challls, light and dark grounds, floral de
signs, silk striped challls in lengths from
2 to C yards, many of them match, on salo
on main Moor at 23c yard.
Hundreds of remnants of silk suitable for
neckwear, dress trimmings, fancy work,
millinery purposes, etc., everything Imag
inable in silks In this lot, taffetas, penti do
solo, brocade, go according to length of
remnant at 2c, Be, 10c, 15c and 25c each.
Kcninants of silks in lengths from 2 to S
yards, many of them worth $1.00 nnd $1.59,
In plain nnd fancy taffetas, plaids, stripes,
brocades, gros grains and black silks of alt
descriptions, on sale at 25c, 35c, 49c and
69c yard.
FRIDAY BARGAINS IN BASEMENT.
Ono big tnblo of all kinds of fancy lawns,
worth 15c, go at lc yard.
One counter of very fine dimities and
Swisses, worth 25c, go at Ec yard.
Scotch ginghams, worth 15c, go at Clio
yard.
Mercerized foulards, worth 40c, go at 15c
yard.
Mercerized sateen, the 45c kind, 15c yard
25c mercerized linings go at 2Uc yard.
36-Inch percale, CVic yard.
Ono big counter of nil kinds of whlto
goods, India llnon swlss, etc., go at 10c
yard, worth up to f.Oc.
Ono, big counter plain whlto India linens,
fine quality, at 5c yard, worth 12'Sc.
Ono big lot of tapestry, vclour nnd silk
brogatellc squares, worth $1.60 each, go at
25c each.
BOSTON STORE, OMAHA,
J. L. Drandols & Sons, Proprietors.
Selling Rogers, Pcet & Co. Men's Clothing.
KPIXIAI, SATIHtl.VV ATtNOtJNt'RM'TSI. 1 1'AKIl OKOIIOJI ANI RUTtlll. !U"
U Most Imnortnnt Specinl Snips Take
rince Saturday ut lloMon Store,
100 CASES MEN'S AND BOYS' STRAW
HATS.
Sold by tho railroad company to us on
account of being refused by tho firm to
whom these hats wore shipped because thoy
wcro ovor sixty days In transit.
These aro all nw style straw hats all
made for this summer's trade.
2,000 DOZEN MEN'S SHIRTS.
Bought from the Underwriters' Salvage
company.
This Is tho choice of tho entire stock of
tho Cumberland Shirt Co., 17 While street,
New York City, whoso stock became dam
aged by water. Wo bounht only tho pet
ted goods and wo placo them on tale Sat
urday at 26c and 60c each.
BOSTON STORE, OMAHA,
J. L, Braudols &. Sons, Proprietors,
Selling Rogers, Pcet Se Co. Men's Clothing.
Next Snlnrdny.
Tho Okobojl special train, via tho Mil
waukee Ry., leaves tho Union depot at 8
m. next Saturday.
SK-entnir Cnrs.
For those who desire them, sleeping cars
will be attached to the Okobojl Special via
tho Milwaukee Railway next Saturday. The
sleeping car rate will be $1.60 per double
berth each way in addition to tho railroad
fare of $3.00 for the round trip.
Juno
$11.75.
June
$10.
Juno
IOW HATE K.VCUHSIOXS.
Via nook Island Ilotite.
12, 13, 14, 15, Chicago and return
8, ft nnd 10, St. Pnul and return
$19.
18 to 30, Denver and return
June 18 to 30, Colorado Springs and re
turn $19.
July 1 to 0, Denver nnd return $15,
July 1 to 1), Colorado Springs and return
$15.
July 4, 5 and 6, Cincinnati and return
$22.50.
July 5, 6, nnd 7, Detroit nnd return $22.
July 0 to 13, San Francisco and return
$15.
Every day Buffalo and return $25.75.
Also very low rates to nil summer resorts.
City ticket office, 1323 Farnum Btrcet.
Reserve. Your Sleeper llcrth Rnrlr.
for tho Okobojl excursion via tho Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul railway. Borth rate,
$1.50 each way. City offices, 1501 Farnam
street, Omaha, and 620 Broadway, Couicll
Bluffs.
Publish your legal notices in Tho Weekly
Bee. Tolephonp 238.
Tho Inn at Okobjl, Iown opened Juno 1
Rolf links In connection with the hotel freo
to guests.
Good Porch Rockers, 75 cents. SPECIAL
SHIVERICK FURNITURE CO.
Tickets Now On Sale.
For tho Lako Okobojl Excursion, via tho
Milwaukee railway. Ticket office 1504 Far
nam street. Telephone 284.
St. Paul nml Itetnrn. tO.OO.
"Woodman Special." via Illinois Central
railroad, will leavo Sunday, Juno 0, at 8:30
p. m. Portlculars at city ticket office, 1402
Farnam street.
Notice to
Piano Buyers
Tomorrow wo will placo on snle a num
ber of sample pianos from renowned east
ern fnctorlcs, a number of pianos returned
from teachers leaving the, city and lastly
all tho pianos taken In exchange for now
Stelnway Uprights. THESE INSTRU
MENTS ARE OFFERED AT PRICES THAT
IN MANY INSTANCES DO NOT COVER
THE ACTUAL COST OF PRODUCTION.
Ebony Upright, 7 1-3 octaves, only..$ 63.00
Mahogany Upright, good condition,
only 95.00
Samplo Piano, latest rteslgu. only.... 125.00
Beautiful Flemish Oak Upright, only.. 148.00
C Square Pianos, $10, $25, $35 and up.
Brand now Organs, from $35 upwards.
Special bargains this week in now
Steinway, Vose,
Emerson, Steger,
Steck, Ivers & Pond
Packard and
Pease Pianos.
New pianos for rent. Artistic tuning and
repnlrlng promptly done. Wrlto for cata
logues and prices, or make us a visit of
inspection. It will pay you.
SCHMOlXER
6J MUELLER
Largest t'lnuo House In the West.
i:ii:t Fiiriinm Nt., Omnlin.
:i:i7 llrondtviiy, Council Bluffs
Tcluiihune HVitl.
Send articles of Incorporation, notices of
stockholders' meetings, etc., to Tho Bee
Wo will glvo them proper legal insertion.
Telepbcno 238.
The Sleeping Cars
on the Okobojl special train will upon ar
rival at tho lako bo set on a Biding within
a few hundred feet of the lake. They may
bo occupied whllo there.
Stonecypher prints anything. Tel. 1310.
rr
HIGH SCHOOL PINS
Made In silver, enameled purple nnd white. They
are handsome pins nnd High school pupils ought to
,wenr ono. They sell for 36c and 60c. Spend a few
minutes nt our store and seo thorn.
LOOK FOR THE NAME.
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler,
1A1U DoimhiH St.
0
MRS. J. BENSON
Prices for Saturday Only
A fine quality silk pongee corset, linen color
boned with whalebone, especially good for sum
mer wear, never sold for less than $3.50 Satuv
day, for l.r().
A pretty nink or blue ladies' shirt waist, worth
oyaijJUorcchr Si.uu Saturday, inc.
Seapress whisk brooms, regular price 25c Saturday, 10c.
Handsome 1.25 Dressed Dolls Saturday, G9c.
Handsome 75c Dressed Dolls Saturday, 88c.
Fedor's best (utility Hrush Rraid, 2c a yard.
See the Jap Fans we are selling for 5c and 10c.
All linen initial Handkerchiefs, 3 for 25c.
Chenille, 5e a yard. Hoe Visor Caps for 15c.
Handsome black and white striped summer petticoats, with
rufllo and black niching trimmings 75c, $1.13, $1.50 and $2.00
Seersucker wash white shirts, 75c aud up.
Good Porch Itockers, "5 cents. SPECIAL.
SHIVKIUCK FURNITURE CO.
Prepare for Your
Vacation Trip
Get n CAMERA or KODAK now and
learn how to work It beforo going
for your trip. They are simpler than
ever and wo Instruct you freo.
Eastman Kodaks from $4 up
A first-class 4x5 Magazine Camera
Tho Cyclone No. 6 to hold twelve
plates now only $7.00.
All other Amateur Photographic
Supplies at lowest prices.
THE ROBERT
DEMPSTER COMPANY
1215 Farnam Street.
Wholcsalo and Retail Dealers.
Lake Okobojl anil Return, fll.OO.
On Saturday, June 8, the Chicago, Mil
waukco & St. Paul railway will run an
excursion train from Omaha to Lako
Okobojl, returning Sunday night. Excel
lont boating and fishing nnd nn outing
at one of tho most beautiful rcsort3 in
the west. Tho very low rate of $3 will bo
mado for the round trip. Full particulars
on application at tho city ticket office, 1504
Farnam street.' F. A. NASH.
General Western Agent.
Vln the .MIIiTBnkeo Ur.
Leaving tho Union dopot, Omaha, at 0f
p. m. next Saturday, tho Chicago, Mllwau
kco & Bt. Pnul railway will run a specinl
train of coaches nnd sleeping cars to Lake
Okobojl, In., and return, Thn trnln r;lll nr
rlvo at Arnold's park on Lake Okobojl m
C o'clock Sutidiy morning; tetttrnlug, tti
train wltl tt-nvc at about 0 p. ni, Hundai
and nrrlvo nt Omaha promptly at 6 a, in
Monday, Tho round trip rail rato Is S3.ll
Tho slccpiir rate Is $1.50 for a doubU bortt
each way.
City tlckot offices, 1501 Farnam street
Omaha, Tel, 234, and CIO Ilroadway, Councl
UiufTs, telephone ISC F. A. NASH,
General Western Agent,
Wcinilmeti to fit. I'anl.
The Illinois Central will tell round trip
tickets to St. Paul on June S. 0 nnd 10, at
rato of $10. Long limit returning. "Wood
man Special" leaves Sunday night. Juno
9, at 8:30 p. m. Reservations at city ticket
office, 1102 Farnam street.
Officio! filiate lit Bt. I'anl.
The Illinois Central has been Sblectrd n
tho official line for tho Modern Woodme
to tho Head Camp meeting at St. Pau
Juno 10-15.
In addition to regular tialns. a "Wcod
man Special" train will leave Omaha Eur
day evening, June 0, at 8:30 p. in. Rait
$10 for tho round trip. For full partlctila
and copy of handsomely Illustrated clrcu'a
call on or address W. H. Drill, D. P. A
I. C. R. It., 140.' Farnam street, Omaha, N b
CALL AT THE MILWAUKIH: HAll.W.l
Arnold's Park Lake nkohnjl,
where tho Mltwaukeo Ry. lands their pas
sengers, Is on the lako shore, and Is alone
worth going to see.
City Ticket Ofllee, 1.1" I Karnnni ft.
and see a picture of n string of wnll-cyci'
plko captured th'o week nt Lake Okobojl b
Mr. Daniel nautn of Omaha 17 fish, weigh.
63 pounds.
SI oiler ii Woiiilnii'ii.
Lowest rates,
Special accommodations,
St. Paul and return
via
"The Northewc'stern Line,"
June S to 11,
1401-1403 Fnrnnm street.
Stonecypher, printer, 1201 Howard st.
Grand
Lace
Sale
mm
Women's Summer Shoes !
You'll save time nttd
a i 4 4
w annoy nnco ir you couiu
come down town on rri-
dny to buy your shoes.
If you delay it until Sat
urday you'll choose too
soon, perhaps, and not
be properly shoed for
Sunday.
Abundant choosing Is not tho only mlvnntago the stock offers. You'll know
what the othfrn nro when you'vo seen tho quality and price.
This shoo department of ours Is always Interesting In every kind and grade
of footwear, and Just now when tho weather reminds you of tho needed things,
It's moro Interesting than ever.
WOMEN'S OXFORDS medium wolght, opera toe, cloth tops, rt
dressy, cool and comfortable
WOMEN'S OXFORDS-heavy roles, English toe. Just the Ai OK
shoe for every day wear Every ralr gunruutecil l) l
WOMEN'S OXFOUDS-black or tan kid, with or without cl? 4 rr f
cloth top, good solid, comfortable oxfords lOV?
WOMEN'S PIUNCEHS-low shoes, elastic In front, 110 lacing
a very pretty nnd dressy shoe The Nchrnska price
MISSES' STRAP SLII'PERS-patent Icnthrr-wltli pretty
bow of ribbon- lUj to 2
Vlcl Kid In same stylo ami flnlsh-lHi to 2
MISSES' PATENT LEATHER MlOES-for drers wear-neat
nnd comfortable 11'4 to 2
MISSES' V1(!I KID SIIOES-wlth good weight solcs-nll
Milld-nll Mzes-Jl.Ml, $1.10 and
CHILDREN'S STRAP SLIPPERS-wlth bow-In patent
Icnther-Aifc to 11 ,
1
$1.50
$1.50
.M.10
Oriental Laces 6C
Chantllly Laces Cc
Imitation Torchun Laces 5c
Genuine Hand-mado Pure Linen Laces 5c
lllack Silk Galoon Laces 6c
75c Allover Laces 39c Yard
50 pieces of the very finest Allover Wash
Laces, for shirt waists and waist fronts,
on salo Friday, 39c.
$1.00 LACE TUCKINGS, 50C.
5 pieces of tho very latest novelties In
Lace Insortlngs and Tucks, only 50c.
60C DRESS FLOUNCES, 39C YARD.
50 patterns of the finest 50c to 75c
Flouncings go at 39c. per yard.
$5 TO $8 BATISTE ALLOVERS, $1.75
TO $3.50.
This is the greatest opportunity to get
the very latest Uatlsto at one-halt tho
regular prloe.
Remember, Friday only. The greatest
Lace Sale ever held In the country.
Grand Sale of hite Goods for
frfey-
India Llnons at 4Vf.
Dimities, check and stripe, worth 12c,
at 6c. .
Stripe Dimity wort,h 20c yard at 12c
India Llnon worth 50c nt 25c.
40-Inch Lawn, regular prlco 40o, special
for Friday nt 15c.
Check Nainsook, Friday at special, 4',Sc.
Long Cloth, Bpoclal, per bolt, 90c.
Extra fine quality Long Cloth, worth
$2.25 bolt, at $1.49.
The World
Will Know
that SHRADEIl'S lfl.Mli,ut upinim
Powders aro the ONLY harmless Heailacho
Powders of today and the only Hcndacho
i-owucrH mat illalato tho blood arteries nm
veins. 11 Is a dry EFFERVESCENT POW
DER. Do you KXnw
" ' 1 1 i bi I ul.
pletely unfits you for your dally vocation,
whether It lin Ivislnnna tnhn
' niut t, J 1 : u -
suro or social functions, aching, throbbing
nno nppnrenwy never ceasing, until
almost becomes burdensome. Why not
ft (i nr 25.rmit nnrltittrnf v
- - - - , r,-. , ' , ' , t jwi, 1 1 1
n headache, If your druggist don't keep
eend the nmount and wo will send It
mall at once. Address
W, . SHRADER
MEDICINE CO,
New York and Omaha, Neb.
HE
II fo
try
lava
It,
by
Q ntnlnnlr IT I .i
vj wiuwrv i i luuy morn
ing we will hold the greatest lace sale ever heard
of nothing to compare with it in the country.
rNotning" Over 5c
Point de Paris Laces Co, Whlto Wash Galoon Laces Ec
Point Gauze Laces 5c , Arabian Galoon Laces cc
Not Top Wash Laces fic Do not miss this sale-you cannot afford to,
10c Laces rc
20c Laces 5C
25c Laces sc
o0c Laces , bc
35c Laces jc
NOTHING OVER 5C
Special Extra flno Strlpo Dimity, worth
25c and 30c, nt 19c.
Opera Batiste, 47 Inches wide, flno qual
ity, at 55c.
India Uatlsto, 35c.
RcmnnutB of Whlto Goods.
Extra flno quality Cambric, 16 yards for
$1.00.
Soft finished Muslin, 6c.
Remnants of Sheetings. Table Llnons,
Towellngs.
Bijj Sale on Fine Silks for Skirts
from Droadway Manufacturing company,
Now York. This concern wcro makers of
finest silk skirts. Wo bought stock of silk
on hand. All are In patterns sufficient for
making skirts 6, S nnd 10 yards, tho finest
taffeta silks, a whole skirt pattern for $3.75,
$fi.75, $0.90 and $8.90. worth double; all
silks are 27 and 36 Inches wide. Special
sale all day Friday In silks.
100 pieces silks, black and colors, rich
novelties, stripes and chocks, heavy silk
for skirts or linings, worth from $1.25 up to
$2.00. at 9c.
WnBh silks, wash silks, wash silks,
checks, stripes, worth 50c, for 25c.
SOMETHING EXTRA BLACK TAFFETA.
54-lnch wldo lino grado silk, this width
always sells for $3.00 or $3,60. Wo sell all
day Friday nt $1.98.
Same shoo In vlcl to 11
Same shoe tit plain kltl 5Va to S
BOYS' SIIOES-lu satin calf-ncat, yet solld-
thoy do not rlp-:i to hk
13 to 2
BOYS' SHOES-for school wenr-satln calf-good
weight soles 2!J to 5'
Same shoo In youths' 13 to 2
Same shoo In llttlo gents' 9 to 13
$1.90
$1.25
$1.25
...$1.20
... 41.00
$1.50
$i lo E
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A Few Words
to Piano Buyers
Friday is Remnant Day
in the Bargain Room.
Remnants of all wool silk and wool and
silk wool and cotton Dress goods at 6c,
10c, 15c, 19c and 25c per yard.
4 yards of Crcpon or 4 ynrds of Satin
Berbor, or 4 yards of Satin Sollel In black;
theso goods aro worth from 50c to 75c. por
yard; entire skirt pattern Friday, only 98c.
Remnant of lOo Lawns, per yard, lc.
Remnants 25c Mercerized Sateuo, yd., lc.
Remnants of 15c Percales, 36 Inches wide,
3c.
Remnants of 19c Percales, 36 Inches wide,
Sc.
Remnants of 19c Organdies, 32 inches
wide, 6c.
Remnants of 25c Dimities, ,'Ac.
Remnants of 25c and 33c French Ging
hams, S'c.
All wool Challlesi by the yard, 19c.
Shirting Prints, 2',c
Flno fast color Lawns, by the yard, 2&c.
Colonial Chambrlcs, by the yard, 3c.
15c Sllkollne, by tho yard, 36 inches, Ec.
Unbleached Muslin, 10-yard limit. 3',4c
Bleach Muslin, lpyard limit, 3Vic.
Unbleached Crash, 89ic.
Fringed colored Napkins, 2Uc.
All Ltnin ChcckvTowcIlng, Ec.
Friday wo will placo on sale remnants
of whlto goods suitable for shirt waist
suitings, goodB that havo sold for BOc, 60c
and 75c a yard, go on sale as long as they
last at 19c.
Remnants of Drapery Cretonne, worth
18c por yard, 7Hc.
1214c Shaker Flannel, per yard, Be.
SV4c Shnker Flannel, per yard, 2ic
$1.00 Bedspreads, each 65c.
25o buttons, per dozen, lc.
6c embroideries, per yard, lo.
Cc needles, per paper, lc.
25c belts, each, lc.
35c belts, each, 3c.
25c ribbons, per yard, 5c.
Crochet cotton, per ball, 25c
25c hand bags, 15c.
25o laundry bags, 10c.
Silk binding ribbon, yard, lc.
Sewing silk, per spool, lr.
Largo spool linen finished thread, per
spool, lc.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Men's underwear, all sizes, worth 39c, 19c.
Boys' underwear, worth 39c, 10c.
Men's gray and black seamless hose,
worth 10c, Ec.
Ladles' vesta with or without Bleeves,
worth 25c, 10c.
50c work shirts at 39c.
Men's laundered shirts with collars and
shirts, 50c. 29c.
Men's 23c suspenders, I2ie.
CROQUET SETS.
Tho bost croquet sot ever offered for
tho money, 4 balls, complete 4"c.
Flno 4-ball set at 59c.
6 balls fine hard wood, 76c.
S balls extra flno, 9Sc.
Professional sets, very fine, $1.60.
Tho finest set made, $2.25.
HAMMOCKS.
Wo lead them nil on hammocks.
Extra flno largo hammocks, C3c.
Largo hammock, with pillow, spreads,
etc., regular 9Sc goods, 75c.
Hammocks, up to $5.75.
Examlno our hammocks beforo buying.
Boys' Clothing
in the
Bargain Room.
Boys' all wool Knoe Pants Suits, worth
$1.60, at 95c.
Boys' nil wool Knoo Pants suits, worth
$2.50, at $1.45.
Boys' Wash Knee Pnnt.s Suits at 10c.
All wool Knee Pants at 15c and 25c.
Drug Sale
Cramer's Kidney Cure 75c
Piorco's Medicines 69c
Peru n a
Fig Syrup
t
65c
25c
Chase's Hair Restorer 69c
59o
32c
Smith's Tonic Bitters
Dyspepsia Tablets
Bradley's Woodland Violet Sea Salt,
per bottle c
Witch Hazel Salv 15c
Foot Comfort 15c
Perfume, per ounce lOo
German Cologno, per bottle...... 6o and 10c
Elder Flower Soap, 3 cakes for 10c
Hard Water Soap, 3 cakes for 10a
Moth Ralls, 3 pounds for 10c
Paris Groen, per pound 20c
Roach Powder, per pound 23c
Fruits and Fish.
Choice largo Pineapples, each 10c
Extra large, Juicy Lemons, per dozen, 12Hc
Family Mackerel, each c
Largo Salt Herring, each 2Hc
Extra fancy smoked Red Salmon, per
pound ;5C
Hams
No.l California Hams 7c
Chipped Dried Beef 15c
No. 1 Sugar Cured Hams lolic
Potted or Deviled Hams, per can 3Ho
Now Bologna Sausage Ec
Wisconsin Full Cream Checs. 12ac
Grocery Sale
6 pounds Rolled Oats 10c
Green Beans, por can 6!-4c
Lima Beans, per can 64c
1 1-pound Powdered Starch, pkg THo
Lnrge Bottle Bluing 6c
i Evaporated Pears 7Hc
I Fancy Oregon Peaches
Ruby PruneH
5-pound Pall Jelly
Iirgu Cuti Lye ...
4 Bars Wool Soap .,
.7',4c
Eo
15c
Ec
Wo
HAYDEN BROS.
One of the greatest piano snles that lias ever taken place in
Omaliii is Koitig on at the present time in our Piano Department
in order to make room for a large shipment of pianos. We have
been compelled to cut the price on every piano on our lloor.
Pianos that have been returned from rental for the summer
months are going at very low prices. Now is the time to make
your purchase if you are looking for a good piano at a low price.
All Pianos Sold on Easy Payments
if Desired.
Here are n Few of the Bargains that must go
in This Sale.
1 Upright, ebony case
1 Upright, rosewood case
1 Upright, walnut case ,
1 Upright, mahogany case
1 Upright, golden oak case
1 Upright, burl walnut case
1 Upright, mahogany case
1 Upright, ebony case
1 Upright, walnut case
1 Upright, mahogany case
We nlso handle a large line of Chickering, Fischer, Frank
lin, Jacob Doll, Haines, Keller, Marshall & Wendell and twenty
one other makes to select from. Every piano guaranteed to give
satisfaction or your money refunded.
Pianos tuned, moved and repaired. New Pianos for rent.
Catalogues furnished to out-of-town customers on application.
Telephone 1G83.
HAYDEN BROS.
$60,00
$75,00
$95,00
$125,00
$135,00
$148,00
$165,00
$175.00
$185,00
' $195,00
! HOT WEATHER SHIRTS
If you'll stop and look Into our show window you'll seo the handsomest
line of Nejtllgeo Shirts In Omnha Theso goods nro mado expressly for us and
wo know they aro made right fit right and will wear well, Will you tnko a
minute and look at them?
16 tit nnd Chicago
Streets.
KELLEY & HEYDEN
They innko shirts.
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FOR THE GRADUATES
Bcnutlful sash buckles and pins, elegant rllvcr chatte
laluo purses, handsome l ather pookethooka, silk um
brellas, with prnrl. Ivory, tortoise shell, gold nnd silver
handles. It will plenso us to show you llicso goods
MawhinneyiS Ryan Co.,
Jewelers and Art Stationers, I5lli and Douglas
Stick, Pets, Stick Mr. Property Owner
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We are only getting In "trim lo cut
prices nnd wo don't llko to see the" pots
drop out Stick, boys, stick Tho Douts
cher Apothekcr" hont cold chills down your
backs many nnd many limes nu uiki
novor was a 2x1 pet born yet to malto us
"Bfjucnl." won't you pieaso snw.
TBMI'TATIO.V TOXIC
Boxlno Pills
Prickly Ash Hitters
Snoop's Hcslorntlve Tonic
Peruna
Moan's Kidney P i
Dodd'H Kidney I'llls
He'd 'cross11 Kidney i'lostc'r-tho best.
wuBi iirain mm .v, .,, w .
Qulnocctal (latest out fur colds) ua
Tansy. Cotton Hoot nnd Pennyroyal
J'lim i - ' --
Ileladonna Plastcrr 7o
Cut Price
Drug Htnrc.
Tel. 7-17. H. W. Cor, Kllh unci l.'hlenufi,
Goods delivered I'UUC to any part of city.
una
, 7Sc
, G.-.0
. 70c
. I'tc.
. S9c
. ;o
. yiu
. C3o
SCHAEFER'S
If you hnvo n tenant who Is "not satis
fied with the way things look" about tho
premises you rent him yiu can llx things un
jasllS' l'.v getting somu HIIKUWIN-WIIx-1,1
AM 8 color cards of puinls and tolling
him to pick out wluft he won in and you
will PAY for It If MB WII.I. PUT IT ON
A trilling cost and you save a tenant and
repair your own property nt tho samo time.
HERB ARB TUB PRICKS:
SCRBBN PAINT (mado on purpose for
20c-l pint
FIOOR PAINT 12 shndos to choose
from 1 qunrt, 10c i gallon
IIOUSB PAINT-for K1TCHICN, PAN
TRY, eto lSc fur 'i pint .'Mo pint
quart
J Cliarleo to rlinosQ from.
Porch Ploor Paint, quart Mo
Kino Vurtilshfs- -Sue '3 pint pint 4fo
Tnlk It ovrr with your Ir.nnnt and call
for color card.
Sherman &McGonnell Drug Co,
Corner 16th and Dodg.
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