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THE OMAHA DAILY: BEE: FRIDAY, JTJN'E 28, 1901.
FUN FOR THE
lonth Omah&'i Frtpeiid Bnll Flht OmUi
Cemmiit in tb louthtn Republic,
STORY OF MAYOR KELLY'S INVASION
toanitrrr .rwiiiier Tells How Chief
Bzcondvr MnUm Senrpli for Hull
Fighter mul the Xeccssary
niiiltiiicnt.
Tho refined and Innocuous bull fight
which Is advertised to tako place' In
South Omaha July 211 Inclusive) Is excit
ing consldornblo comment throughout the
land of tho Montezuma. From newspaper
reports from that section It would appear
that the Mexican nnd Spanish Inhabitants
doubt tho ability of the South Omaha
stockmen to pull off n delicate exhibition
of this kind. Dy tho very nature of tho
upectacle, thoy aver, It cannot bo at onco
edifying, and salutary. If the bull Is
chloroformed before being admitted to tho
arena tho show will be stupid; If not, It
Trill bo bloody.
Then they go on to explain that a bull
light Is not a pink tea. Ono might servo
notice on tho bull beforehand to tho effect
that ho Is expected to participate In a
performance wherein polish, elcganco and
culturo are to bo tho doralcnnt features,
but the chances aro he would forget him
self and become rude and boisterous be
fore tho curtain rang down. Hulls aro
tubborn things, they say. Kvcn bulli
raised bb far north as Nebraska nro llkoly
to lose their heads and forget everything
they learned In rehearsal If someone should
bo careless enough to flap a red rag In
their faces, The consensus of opinion la
that a real, sure-enough bull fight, with
bulls, bronchos, matadorcs, plcadores,
toreadors and bandllcro to It mtiHt nec
essarily be a kind of nn Impulsive exhibi
tion and that the prescneo of a humano
coclety ofllccr with a writ of Injunction
could hardly prevent an accident to bomo
of tho participants.
The Monterey (Mexico) News In a recent
issuo has this to say on the subject:
A short time hro tho muyor of South
Omaha came to Monterey nnd sent tho
porter of tho hotel out to get him ome
bull fighters, lie explained that Soutn
Omaha wns to have nn International cele
bration of somo kind, nnd a bull fight was
to bo ono of tho attractions. They were to
have a bull fight every day, nnd Keep two
or three bulls In reserve ho that If ono
Sot tired a fresh toro could bo brought In.
f courso the Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals would not permit the
bull to bo tortured, but ns there Is In tho
United States no society for tho preven
tion of fakes, It would bo quite possible
to have u pantomime bull fight In whl li
tho skill of the Spanish torero would bo
shown, along with his gorgeous costume,
without danger to the bull. However,
there would bo an clement of danger to
tho bull fighter which could bo depended
upon to attract tho crowd.
The hotel porter brought In some rent
Spanish tororos nnd tho mayor of Soutn
Omaha was well pleased with their ap
pearance, but when they told him their
frlco ho fainted. When he revived he told
hem that oven congressmen did tot get
such salaries In the United States, '1 ho
rspada explained to him that his costutno
had to bo made In Spain and would o st
a pile of money, but tho mayor Insisted
that ho know n tailor In South Omnhn
who could build ns good costumes us any
torero over wore for $27. So the trade wus
off.
On his second attempt tho mayor rounded
up somo mozos who were out of n Job nnd
willing to light bulls, saw wood or do any
thing for a rca'sonubfo compensation. They
were Immediately engaged, nnd the party
left tho sumo evening for South Omaha.
Insure your health In Prickly Ash Hit
ters. It regulates tho system, promotes
good appetite, sound slocp and cheerful
spirits.
MRS. RICHARD MAHER DEAD
Former Itealdent of Omaha PanaeM
Aivny at Her New Home
In Chicago.
A telegram received by friends of the
family In Omaha announces the death of
Mrs. Richard Maher In Chicago Wednesday
morning. Mrs. Maher and family lived 'n
this city for ten years, moving to Chicago
about a year ago. While a resident of
Omaha Mrs. Maher was identified with the
choir of St. Phllomcna's cathedral and with
the charltablo and social church work. Her
home life was u model of devoted, gracious
womanhood. Surviving her are her husband,
Richard Maher, three sons and two
daughters.
ASPHALT PAVEMENT.
The Idea that la In Not Adapted to
Heavy Traffic Not Held Novr.
New York Sun, Juno 2, 1901.
Broadway Is now paved with asphalt from
Fourteenth street to Its northorn ex
tremity. Tho belief so genorally held a
few years ago that nothing but granite.
blocks, could stand the wear and tear of
heavy trucking In New York has almost
entirely disappeared and at the present
rate of change it will not be many years
before practically every public highway Jn
We city wm be paved with asphalt.
Tho paving of Fifth avenuo In General
Collls' term as commissioner of public
works seems to have turned tho scales In
favor .of asphalt In thoroughfares where
trafflo Is heaviest. The test was most so
Tere, Inasmuch as the smoothness of tho
new pavement rendered Fifth avenue more
popular than ever with tho drivers of all
kind of vehicles, from the victoria to the
four-horse truck, with lt3 many-ton load.
The result Is that traffic has increased to
uch an extent that the roadway is choked
from morning to night. Still the pavement
Bears up well under the strain and thero Is
no indication of any desire to go back to
the rough and noisy blocks of atone.
Attention, Ited Menl
You are requostod to bo presont at Red
lien's hall. Labor totrinle. Sunriav. Jnn ao
t(l o'clock Bharp, to attend funeral of tho
late Brother L. B. Smith. All mnmhnr. In.
vlted. Degrco of Pocahontas also Invited
to attend. SAM ALBIN, Sachem.
HARRY N. YAPP, Chief of Records.
Try the half
comes up over the toe joints
and tender feet.
JUST Ilf A large line of
tn batiste, flax, mulls, real and
juiirt waist collars all the new shapes iu reveres, sailor and
round. A nice line of children's
FOR SUMMER If you want to be sure to.be plensed in a
.corset try the Kabo Batiste Straight Front, with tabs for hose
IIOSTON 8TOHB REMNANTS.
The IlnrKnlnn from Tills Milt and Fac
tory Sale Are Greater Than Ever.
REMNANTS IN BASEMENT.
10,000 yards Violet A lawn, tbo regular
16c grade, go at 5o yard.
AH the best grades prints for today
In long remnants go nt 3c yard.
All ktnds of lawns In long and short
lengths, 2V4c yard; many worth 15c.
Kino chambray gingham, 5c yard.
Apron stylo gingham, 3Vio yard.
Fine dimity, 10c yard.
Fine corded and plain lawns, 32 Inches
wide, 6i4c yard.
36-Inch percale, 8'c ynrd.
Very fine corded gingham, 8V4c yard,
worth 25c.
Flno India linen and 40-Inch lawn, checks,
balnsooks and dotted Swiss, worth up to
40c, go at 10c yard.
36-Inch wide sllkoltne, Ec yard.
Heavy' unbleached muslin, 2 V4c yard.
Lace curtain scrlmm, lo yd., worth 15c.
SHOES IN THE BASEMENT.
Women's $2 nnd $3 shoes, OSc.
SHOES ON SECOND FLOOR.
8,000 pairs women's Oxfords, worth up to
12.50, at $1.50.
REMNANTS OF SILK.
From our great factory salo of the past
week thousands of high grado silk rem
nants havo accumulated, In foulards, taf
fetas, both plain and fancy; checks, stripes,
brocades and peau do sole, In waist leugths,
skirt lengths, go on sale at 25c, 45c and
C5c yard.
Short lengths In silks, yard, U yard,
A yard and yard lengths, fancy taffotas,
brocadeB, ate, suitable for millinery pur
poses, neckwear, fancy work and dress
trimmings, on salo at 25c, 15c, 10c, 5c and
2c each.
Remnants of hot weather dross goods,
silk mousscllne de soli.', 'elaborately embroi
dered, plain colors, blacks and fancies, Im
ported challts, light and dark grounds,
floral designs, polka dots, stripes, on bar
gain squares, 25c yard.
ODDS AND ENDS IN MILLINERY.
500 trimmed hnttt that havo been dis
played heretofore at $2.50 to $5 each, go this
bargain sale nt OSc.
READY-TO-WEAR HATS.
Handsomely trimmed read-to-wcar hats
and shirtwaist hats, reduced from $1.50 to
23c each, In tho basement.
Mill nnd factory remnants of thousands of
pieces of lace, embroidery and Insertions,
all widths and all styles, go at lic, 2',4c,
3V4c, Bo and 7c yard.
Romnants of all-over laces, a great va
riety of styles, worth up to 75c, go at 8c
ami 12V&C each.
BOSTON STORE, OMAHAc
J. L. Brandols & Sons, Proprietors.
Selling Rogers Feet & Co.' men's clothing.
C. F. Harrison and George T. Morton
offer some attractive real estate bargains
In today's paper.
KntK Park.
Tho Krug park Is the favorite rendezvous
of big crowds this warm weather. It affords
n dollghtful plnco of rest or pleasure and
Its various amusement offerings havo
proven magnetic enough to draw out tho
sclcctest patronage. The attendance has
Increased so In the evenings that the Street
Railway company Is now running all the
cars on the Walnut Hill through to tho
park after 6 o'clock. This makes a good
service and will handle tho big crowds
with facility. The concerts of the Lorcnz
Concert band aro winning all kinds of fa
vorable comment and Is tho best kind of a
drawing card. One old gentleman was
heard to remark the other night that he
had attended the park for ten consecutive
evenings and In his estimation it was the
best band he had ever heard, and he had
heard many of tho big ones. The employes
of all the Job printing houses will 'Hold an
other picnic at tho park tomorrow and on
Sunday tho Boston store will take .an out
ing.
Excuralon Ticket to Nevr York.
Commencing July 1 the Lako Shore &
Michigan Southern railway will sell re
duced rato tickets Chicago to New York
and return, good for stop at Pan-American
exposition. Low rate Buffalo tickets aro
nlso now on sale. Eight trains dally. Send
4 cents In stamps for printed matter and
full information. F. M. Byron, O. W. A.,
Chicago; M. S. Giles, T. P. A., Chicago.
8VMMEH EXCURSION HATES.
Via the Milwaukee nallTray.
June 12, 13, 14 and 15, Omaha to Chicago
and return, $14.75.
July 4, 5 and 6. Cincinnati and return,
$22.50.
July 5, 6 and 7, Detroit and return, $22.
July 20, 21 and 22, Milwaukee and return.
$14.75.'
Low rates to summer resorts.
City ticket office, 1504 Farnam it. Tel. 284.
Send articles' of incorporation, notices ot
stockholders' meetings, etc., to The Bet.
We will give them proper legal Insertion.
Telephone 228. ,
It Did thi Businm
Our ad a few days nno woke the council
up about the Ashing lakes on North 16th
street and they have ordered the street
repaired nut or course ,tne public won't
Ktve us the credit of nccomnllahlni; this.
We're always trying to do good and when
wo can i ao ti any otner way wo take a
knife nnd cut the price on drugs Just to
keen doing something good. '
I co Cream Soda . 10c
Ico Cream Soda special for' the little
folks , , 5c
Her's Malt Whhiky.... 75c
Uncle Sam's Tobacco Cure ' 50c
Peruna 75c
Pears' Soap 12c and 15c
25c Laxative Bromo. Quinine, ....... 15c
25c Carter's Little Liver 'Fills .'.i. 16c
35c Stuart's Blackberry Cordial 20c
50c Goodman's Jamaica Ginger 25a
60c Gem Catarrh Ponder 35c
11.00 CRAMER'S KIDNEY CURE 75o
25c Booth's Hyomet Soap 20c
25c Hire's Itoot Beer , , ISc
j.-.w Tansy, uotlonroot and Pennyroyal
Pills .1,. .11.00
aii Kinns oi ruuncr goods, write or call
tor prices.
SGHAEFER'S "Mft.
Tel. 747. S. W. Cor. 10th and Chloairo.
Goods delivered FREE to any part of city.
MRS. J. BENSON.
So Cool and Comfortable
The lace striped hosiery we are selling for la
dies and children. A pretty quality for 25c.
The linndsomest goods that are made at bet
ter prices. "White soled hose at 25c.
white foot hose the white
specially made for oxford shoes
lace nnd mull boleros nnd collars
imitation laces mull and pique
lace and embroidered collars.
MICHAEL DAV1TT IS COMING
Notid Irish Patriot Will Viiit Hit Cuntrj
utn in Omaha.
VISITOR WILL BE ENTERTAINED
Thomaa rirennan Will Greet Davltt
a a Former Co-Worker for the
Cause of Ireland Other Per
onal Acquaintances.
Tho Irish societies of Omaha are prepar
ing for tho visit here of Michael Davltt,
founder of tho Lnnd league and cherished
by Hibernians as a patriot who has under
gone tho extremity of English persecution.
It Is announced that Davltt will reach
Chicago on August 15 to begin a season of
propaganda work.
A committee of 200 has been appolntod
from tho Chicago United Irish societies to
recelvo tho guest nnd entertain him during
his stay. The Chicago societies have Identi
fied themselves with tho conservative movo
ment toward the restoration of land to
Irish tenants nnd look to Davltt as their
leader.
Immediately following his visit In Chicago
tho Omaha friends of Davltt expect to en
tertain him here. Thomas Brennau has re
ceived n letter from tho distinguished
Irishman written In Dublin in which tho
latter promises to come as far west as
Omaha.
Mr. Brennan Is nn old associate of Davltt,
and thero Is tho bond between them of
having' been confined for offenses of stato
at the same time. A large cngrnvlng hangs
In Mr. Brcnnan's ofllco depicting a scene at
the trial of Davltt, Brennan nnd othor pa
triots. Mr. Brennan Is shown at the right
hand of Parnell with the Judges in wig nnd
robe sitting pompously above. Odium at
tached to Mr. Brennan because ot his serv
ice as first secrotary of tho Irish Land
league. Ho escaped moro easily than Dav
ltt, however, tho latter having spent nlno
years in prison.
Patrick Hcafey and other Omaha cltlzons
have a personal acquaintance with Davltt
ond will spare no pains In his reception.
His stay here will bo short, as his tlmo In
America Is limited and he has relatlvos In
different portions of the United States.
William Woownrd of Decatur, la., writes:
"I was troubled with kidney disease for
several years and four ono dollar size bot
tles of Foley's Kidney Cure cured me. I
would rccomend It to anyono who has kid
boy trouble."
A Holiday In California.
A month In California Is an education ot
tho best kind.
It will glvo you new Ideas, sharpen your
powers of observation, bring you Into con
tact with pcoplo who regard llfo from an
unusual standpoint.
Go there In July at tho tlmo of the Ep
worth league meeting In San Francisco.
,Novcr will you have n better opportunltr.
Never havo the rates been so low.
Think of it $45 for a round-trip ticket
from Omaha to San Francisco. Less than
tho regular ono-way rate. Stopovers al
lowed going and returning. Tickets good
to return until August 31.
Beautifully illustrated folder giving full
Information on request.
Tickets, 1502 Farnam street.
Grand Picnic anil Excursion.
The International Union of Steam Engi
neers No. 38 will hold their annual picnic
and oxcursion at Arlington, Neb., Sunday,
Juno 30. Tickets $1 each tor tho round
trip. Special train leaving Webster street
depot at 8 a. m. via Fremont, Elkhorn &
Missouri Valley railroad. Boating, fish
ing and a good time generally assured.
For Fivir and Congtstion
ICE BAG8.
Wotell'all kinds of Itubberlco Bags Some
made ot soft rubber, the mouth to bo closed with
largo corK rrices mo, mo. goo nno 750. we
alio have the large "English" Ico Bags, made of
cheeked rubber cloth, with screw cap metal
rnouth-fi.no each. Ico bags sent by mall upon
Cnll on ns fpr Rubber Goods, tvo
HAVE THEM.
Sherman &McGonnall Drug Go,
"The Drug Store on tho Corner."
SIXTEENTH AND DODGE STREETS.
To Complete Your Va
cation Outfit Get a
Kodak or Camera.
Nothing gives more lasting pleasure.
They aro now made so compact and
simple that any one can obtain good
results. We carry a most complete
line and are pleased to give you all
Instruction free.
A Folding Pocket
Kodak for $8.00
THE ROBERT
DEMPSTER COMPANY
1215 Fnrnam Street,
EXCLVSIVE DEALERS IN PHOTO
MATERIAL.
Hot Time
Drinks
Ice Cream Sodn 5c
All other drinks 0c
Ico Cream, pint 20c
Ice Cronm, quart 85c
Shrndcr's Blackberry Cordial 2fic
Oliamberlnln's Diarrhoea Remedy. . 23c
Wakefield's Blackberry Balsam.... 35c
Fig Powder , 25c
Shrader's 10 Minute Headache
Powders 10c and 25c
LJQOQ
CHEAP SU.MMKK UXCfnSlO.XS
Via Illinois Cent ml It. It.
Et Paul and return, Juno 18-30, $12.65.
Minneapolis and return, Juno 18-30, $12.65.
Duluth and return, Juno 18-30, $16.95.
Cincinnati. and return, July 4-6, $22.C0.
Detroit and return, July 6-7. $22.00,
Chicago and return, July 22-23-24, $14.75.
Louisville and return, August 24-6, $21.20.
Buffalo and return, every day, $25.75.
Circuit tours via Great Lakes to Buffalo
and intermediate points. Staterooms re
served In advance. Call at city ticket of
fice, 1402 Farnam St., for particulars, or
address W. H. Brill, D. P. A., I. C. It. R.,
Omaha Neb.
nUATItlCH CHAUTAUQUA.
Low llnte Vlu tlic Burlington Iloutc,
$2.85 to Beatrice and return; return limit
July 5.
United States Senator B. R. Tillman of
South Carolina, Rov. Frank W. Gunsalus of
Chicago," Rov. Thomas Dixon, Jr., of New
York nnd Mrs. Maud Balllngton Booth are
among tho eloquent speakers on the pro
gram. Tho Second Regiment band of Nebraska
gives dally concerts. Numerous othor at
traction servo to combluo a raro Intellec
tual treat with an Ine-ponslvo outing.
Tickets at 1502 Farnam St., or at Burling
ton station, 10th and Mason Sts.
A Placv to Spend the Summer.
On the lines of the MILWAUKEE RAIL
WAV are somo of tho most beautiful places
In the world to spend a summer vacation,
camping out or at tho elegant summer
hotels. Boating, fishing, beautiful lake,
and streams nnd cool weather.
These resorts aro all reached easily from
Omaha. A book describing them may be
had on application at tho Chicago, Mil
waukee & St. Paul Railway city ticket
office, 1504 Farnam street, Omaha. Round
trip tickets, good until October 31, now on
talo at greatly reduced rates.
F. A. NASH, General Western Agent.
Publish your legal notices In Tho Weoltly
Bee. Tolcphono 238.
THE
MAN
IS
HERE.
Lawn Wrappers
And Challio Lounging Robes will mako
life moro comfortable such weather as this.
We aro soiling LaWn Wrappers such as
you'll like at $1,00, . $1.23 and $1.60. A
good white wrappcriror $2.60. We'll show
you tbq Challle Lounging Hobos when you
call. 'fl '
m
SC0FIELD
CW&SUITCO.
1510 Douglas Street.
YES
cervniOMT icci
lntjumtwcnca
LEG
MEN'S BLUE AND GRAY SERGE COATS AND VESTS $2.50, $.1.50, $3.05 and $5.
MEN'S FINE FLANNEL OUTING PANTS $1.05, $2.23 and $2.C0.
MEN'S ALL WOOL FAST COLOR BLUE SERGE PANTS $1.50 and 1.03.
BOYS' WASHABLE SUITS AND THOUSERS-Sults worth from EOc to $3.00 at
25c, 45c, 75c, OSc and $1.50.
BOYS' WASHABLE TROUSERS at 10c, 25c and 35c.
Men's Finest Summer Suits
For Friday and Saturday, we offer choice of any men's suits In our house at $3.75,
$5.00, $7.50, $10.00' nnd $15.00. Just think tho Stolu-Blnch & Co. and Hackct, Carhart
& Co. flnost ready-tailored suits in America, for less than half their value.
BOYS' ODD KNEE PANTS 35c. COo and 78c.
BOYS' ODD LONO PANTS 75c, 95c nnd $1.50.
HAYDEN BROS,
BELLING THE MOST CLOTHINO IN OMAHA.
LET US WATCH YOU
with one of our beautiful No. 12 size watches for gentlemen or No. 0
elzo for ladles. Your choice of any of tho well known American
movements In solid gold or gold filled caso. Upon examination,
you'll find our prices aro right.
Mawhititiey & Ryan Co.,
Jewelers and Art Stationers, ISth and Douglas
COLLARS AND
Our stock of colors and cures Is
disappointments nere. uur son sniri
nut wa invito vnu in cams ouick. 11
Remember those collarlesu night robes.
Buy them from
16th
and Chlcngo
Streets.
Buffalo Expo, Spootis
We are showlnR a new harulicnx design, at tfor
official Exposition Spoon. You ctui Jaat at rft Lxzy
this spoon In Omaha ns to w-jtt tin yxra r to Itaffivli.
Btep In and see It. LOOK FOR THE NAME.
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler,
1510 Douglas St.
LOW 1IATKS TO 3IANY C1TIU9
Via lliirlltiKton Itciutr.
Buffalo nnd return. $25.75.
Denver and return, $19, until Juno 30;
$15. July 1 to 9.
Colorado Springs and return, $19, until
Juno 30: $15, July 1 to 9.
Cincinnati and return, $22.50, July 4, 6
and G.
Dertolt and return, $22, July 5, 6 nnd 7.
Sau Francisco and return, $15, July 0
to 13.
Milwaukee and return, $16.75, July 20, 21
and 22.
Chicago and return, $14.75, July 23, 24
nnd 25.
Tickets, 1502 Farnam St.
Piano Byers
Attention
Anyone contemplating the
pni'cliase of a piano should not
fail to take advantage of the
special offerings of the whole
sale piano house of Schmoller &
Mueller. Our entire stock of
new
STEINWAY
V0SE EMERSON
STEGER STECK
A. B. CHASE AND
PACKARD PIANOS
is offered at prices to save
economical buyers from 100 to
150 on a single purchase.
Slightly used Upright Pianos
only $100.
New Sample Pianos, worth
$275, only 148.
Square Pianos, line condition,
25, 35 and up.
Easy payments if desired.
New pianos for rent. Artistic
tuning and line repairing
promptly done. Write for cata
logues and prices.
SCHMOLLER
& MUELLER
Stelnwny & Sons' Representatives.
1313 FAUNA 31 ST.
Telephone 1025.
ENTIRELY WELL.
' Omnhn, Neb., Jan., 1900.
CRAMER CHEMICAL CO.. Albany, N. Y.
I firmly believe that I owo my llfo to
Cramer's Kidney Cure. For two years
I suffered with kidney trouble nnd could
find no relief anywhere. I spent hun
dreds of dollars on doctors nnd medicines.
Some would give temporary relief nnd
others none whatever. I decided to try
Cramer's Kidney Cure as a last resort,
and I wish 1 had followed the ndvlco of
friends sooner. It was the only thing that
helped me. and in less than four months
It hnd made r new man of me. I nm en
tirely well nnd I give all the praise to
Cramer's Kidney Cure.
SAMUEL U MORRIS,
Of tho Omaha Police Force.
FREE SAMPLE FOR ALL.
If you will send your address to tho
Cramer Chemical Co., Albany, N. Y they
Cramer Chemical Company
Albany, N. Y.
HAYDEN
s
We have a beautiful line of fancy striped
flannel suits a very large range of exclusive
patterns to select from. Fabrics are of the
t most dependable kind the tailoring is above
reproach and best of all, we can assure you of
perfect fit.
Having them absolutely right does not cost
a penny more, as you will see by the follow
ing low prices 3.75, 4.50, 5.00, 0.75, 7.50
.and 10.00.
MEN'S BLUE SERGE COATS 1.95, 2.25,
2.50, 2.95 and 3.50.
CUFFS
always
vs kont un in sizes ana styles, ro
stocic is v uuu ur yci in aiy,
cit is full ui' yet in siyies ana sizes,
von nuea an v. ilh winy uru
h'olnK fust.
Thoso that thero Is real
comrort in.
KELLEY 8r HEYDEN
Thoy mako shirts.
6
j Warm Weather footwear j
Only the good kinds are
kinds are sold.
.MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S SL1PPEKS one strap
with pretty bow, neat, comfortable, 5 to S, 1.00; Si to 11,
1.20; 11 to 2, 1.10.
MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS patent leather
stylish and dressy. 5 to S, 1.10; Si to 11, 1.25; 1U to
2, 1.50.
MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS those pretty
red ones, with bow to match. SJ to 11, 1.-10; Hi to 2, 1.00.
MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS with patent
tip, strap and pretty bow. Si to 11, 1.00; 1H to 2, 1.25.
Women's Oxfords
Medium weight
onern toe-
Women's
Heavy Hole
Knullsh toe
cool, comfortable
cloth tops
$1.25
$1.25
ROYS' DRAB CANVAS
13 to 2, SOc; 15 to 5i, 00c.
ROYS' HLACK TENNIS SL1PPERS12 to oi, 40c.
LITTLE GENTS' SHOES the kind that do not crack
guaranteed for wear 10 to 13, 1.25.
ROYS' SATIN CALF SHOES good weight and solid
10 to 13, S)5c; 13 to 2, 1.10; 2i to oi, 1.25.
ROYS' EXTRA QUALITY SATIN CALF SHOES solid
counters guaranteed for service. IfU to 2, 1.35; 2J to
0, L.50.
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3UMI
Friday is
Bemnanl Day
In the Bargain Room,
Kemnnnte. of Printed Lawns, In all col
ors, recular 10c Roods. 1 yards lor.... lo
UcmnnntH of 36-Inch l'crcalcs, reuular
yi'AQ KOOUrt -llC
Remnants of 3i!-luch l'ercnles, regular
.'DC KOOdS be
Remnant? of 10c Dimities , Sc
Hcmnnnts of 19c Uatlsto Sc
Homnants of 19c Orcnndlcn 5c
JtomimntH of Zbc Scotch Ulnchnins S'.c
itomnantH of (.huinhrnv (iliiununiH.... nc
Itcmnnnts of In.scrtluiiH '.Sc
ltemntuitH or z.m and mjo wool urefs
Goods Sc
GOODS HY THE YAHD-WU DEFY
COMPETITION.
Sc Scotch LawnB, fast colora lVc
10c Dlmttlen 2Uc
10c PatlHte. beauties 6c
lUVic IJlmltles. tlno ranee 6c
15c OrRnndles. W-lnch wldo 7V5o
15c Olinltles, ::2-lnch wldo "&c
13c nnd 25o Dimities, OrRnndles, natlstos,
bcoicn nnu swiss i.uwns, St. Gnul
Swisses and evervtblnir In now snrlni?
wash Roods, made by tho flnost mllln In
America and Hold on our main counter of
mu uur pa in room nt inc.
UlS.MliMUIJK NOTHING III fi II E rt
THAN 10 CENTS.
10c Towels Be.
15c Towels 7tjj
loc Whlto Nainsooks 'sc
15c Laco Strlpo ;uc
12'4c Ulack Organdies 6c
Notions.
200 yards Bpool Cotton lc
Hump Hooks and Eyes, per card lo
Fancy JJuttons, per card ic
15c Hlbbons no
25c Hlbbons ifjC
25c Lnces 40
Thousands of other bargnlns In notions
lor i-rirtay.
opecini salo on IInmmnckfrom R'lo r
J5.cn).
hpsci.ii clearing prices on Croquet Sets.
Men's 39c Underwear
at 15c
1 lnrcft Int Of mpn'a Inrnnv rlt.liA.1
and drawers; also boys' shirts and drawers,
nunii on Huie at uc,
Men's 50c Shirts at 15c
100 dozen men's cheviot shirts, mndn with
yoko and pocket: every shirt wnrrnnted
perfect; mado to sell at SOc on sale at 15c.
Men's 75c Underwear
at 25c.
BOO dozen men's tlno bnlbrlgcan Shirts nnd
Drawert), tn plain and fancy colors, at 25c.
Men's $1.00 colored laundered Shirts at
I9c.
Ladles' 25c Vests, at 7V4c.
Boys ' Clothing Bargains
Hoyti 25c Washable Knea Pants, 10c.
Hoys' 35c Cloth rants, at 15c.
Bov'b $1.60 double-breasted Wash Suits.
45 cents.
Ilovs Sal or wnsn suits, nt loc. 25c. EOc
and 7ocj every suit worth double.
Hot Weather Luncheon
Rex Brand Chipped Beef lOo
Potted Meats, assorted .T,5c
Potted ; ucKen. per can b'M
Veal Loaf, per can Co
Sliced Potted Ham, per pound 10c
New Bologna Sausage , ,. Sc
Sliced Corned Beef, cooked ....12'4c
Imported Summer Sausage 2.1c
iso, i migar-uurea tiams iu;c
HAYDEN
Sold on Easy Payments.
Chickering, Fischer, Franklin, Jacob Doll,
Haines, Marshall and Wendell, and twenty
one other makes to select from, Every piano
guaranteed to give satisfaction or money re
funded, Slightly used pianos are being sold
at extraordinarily low prices,
Telephone 1G83.
HAYDEN BROS.
represented only the good U
I
Oxfords
Women's Oxfords
Hlack or tan
with or without
cloth tops
$1.50
SHOES
for warm weather
HAYDEN
3
A Sale on Wrappers and
Silk Garments.
A manufacturer's stock of Wrappers nt
one-third price.
Women's Wrappers, 15-Inch flounce, trim
med with 2 rows of braid, separata wntst
lining, In lawns nnd percales; the $1.25
nunllty, for 4Sc.
Women's Wrapper In light and dark col
ors, extrn wldo at tho hips, worth $l.t0
for, each, CJc.
Women's Wrappers, $2.00 and $2.25 quality,
for Kic.
WE BOUailT 400 SILK GARMENTS
Including silk skirts, silk underskirts, silk
waists and silk eton Jackets. All checked
and priced on our second floor. They also
will bo on salo.
150 silk Eton Jackets that were $15.00, at
$4.9a.
125 silk Underskirts that were $12.00, for
100 silk Skirts, mndo of excellent quality
taffetn. tucked flounce, perfect fit and hang,
worth $12.00. for only $7.60.
Cracker Sale.
We havo broken the combination on
crackers. o are selling crackers for loss
than tho cost to tho dealers.
Ginger Snaps, denlers' tost GUc f
our price , OC
Soda Crackers, dealers' cost 6'ic ' E
our prlco OC
Oyster Crackers, dcalors' cost 6Ho se-,
our prlco OC
Oatmeal Crackers, denlers' cost 15c n
our prlco d JC
Graham Crackers, dealers' cost 15c F7
our prlco A at.
Arrowroot, dealers' cost 25c 111m
our prlco
Lemon Wafers, denlers' cost 25c fCn
our prlco lut
Vanilla Wnfers, deulerB' cost 2oo en
our price IOC
Sand Molasses, dealers' cost 15c filf
our price OJW
Orango Sweotn, dealers' cost 15c Girt
our price OJv
Assorted Jumbles, dealers' cost 15c 4 fir,
our prlco Ivfw
Sultanas, dealers' cost 25c IOlr-
our price I5at.
Fig Bar. dealers' cost 2Jc 1Kr
.our prlco lot.
1-lb. packago Soda Biscuit
per packago
.5c
Fruits on Sale.
Choice rlpo Bannnns, per dozen lOo
Choice California Plums, dozen ,., 6c
Special sale on Lemons.
Fancy California Peaches, per dozen.. lOo
Grocery Specials
10 bars best Laundry Soap 25c
4 pounds Tapioca 25c
4 pounds Sngo , 26o
10-pound sack Comment lOo
10-pound sack Bye Flour 19c
10-pound sack Graham Flour 19c
4 bars Wool Soap 10a
Bright Ituby Prunes, pound Sc
Largo Fancy California Prunes, lb ,.S l-3o
Fancy San Joso County Peaches, lb ,.81-3o
Largo Fancy California Pears, lb 8 l-3o
Butter Sale
Nice fresh country butter, 12c.
Fancy separator creamery, 18c.
BROS,
Pianos
Pianos
W.J. Shrader,
Ob 3-ttU & swar Hta.
.supporters price only fl.00.
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