THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1001.
UJlVnClll Special purchases from the largest eastern mills on sale in the Bar- U AXREII7
IIHf 11-11 A QA1SKU0M. SPECIAL PME-iyVESTOHY HAHOAIX SALES IX EVERY DEPARTMENT. THE MOST ASTONISHINGLY LOW- PRICES EVER NAMED ON fl II T III
sWsMBVV HIGHEST GRADE STYLISH SEASONABLE GOODS. Slfll lfciilV
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BIG SALE ON
Summer Shoes, Oxfords
and Slippers Saturday.
Thousands of pairs of fine high grade Oxford Tics nud Slippers
on sale at almost DOe on the dollar to dose out before inven
tory. Positively $2.00, 2.50 and ?3.00 tf 1 A t-1
Oxfords Ties on sale at if) 1
98c for Ladies' $1.50 Strap
Slippers.
with turned soles,, neat coin toea and
opera heels sizes 2$ to QQ
8, per pair VOL
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&rvmasmw
mfw
Misses' and Children's
Slippers and Shoes
MISSES' fine $1.50 Vici Kid Turn Sole Strap Cl 1 ff
Slippers, sizes 11 to 2, at kpiJJ
CHILDREN'S fine 1.!J5 Vici Kid strap Slippers, with QOr
turn soles and patent leather tips, sizes 8 to 11, at WL
CHILDREN'S flue $1.00 Vici Kid Strap Slippers H
sizes 5 to 8, at UL
MISSES' fine $2.25 Shoes sizes 11 to tf gA
2, on sale at Zpl.OLI
CHILDREN'S fine $2.00 Patent Leather Shoes Q'-l S
sizes 8 to 10i, at Zpi.O
LADIES' line Vici Kid $3.00 Turn Qt sfm
Sole Shoes at Ipl. V
Men's and Boys' Shoes
MEN'S fine Vici Kid $3.00 "CROWN"
Shoes on sale at
HOYS' fine SATIN Calf $2.00
Shoes at
MAliOUAND COMPANY FAILS
Firm Which Oanm Embarnssmeit of Bank
in Haidi f Biceiror,
DOES NOT AFFECT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
Securities Mold on Ilclinlf of Firm
Hendlly Absorbed All llnnk
Meet Thi'lr G'lrnrlnu llonao
Ilatuncea,
NEW YORK. Juno IS. Thofailura of tho
firm of Henry Maruuand & Co., bankers and
brokers, tho name of which has been con
nected with the embarrassment of tho Sev
enth National bank, was announced on tho
Stock exchange today. Tho firm made nn
assignment to Frank Sullivan Smith. The
assignment v.as without preferences. No
statement of tho assets or liabilities was
made with the assignment. The failure
was without appreciable effect on tho stock
market.
During the first fifteen minutes of trading
on the Stock exchange the following trans
actions were made for tho account of the
suspended firm. Five hundred shares Penn
sylvania, 400 Bergen County Gas, 300 Ameri
can Car and Foundry, 100 each of Laclede
Oss preferred, Atchison preferred and Kan
sas &. Texas preforred. Seven thousand
dollars, par valuo, of Missouri Pacific 6s
of 1917 and $5,000 Iron Mountain Ss wero
also dealt In for their account.
At 10:30 Manager Doherer of the cleorlng
house said that all of tho banks had cleared
ss usual and that no further difficulty was
anticipated In banking circles. Inquiry at
the local office of tho Flttsburg, Shawmul
& Northern railway brought out an assur
ance that there would bo no disastrous con
sequence as far as the railroad was con
cerned. DEATH RECORD.
Theodore S, Parvlu.
CEDAR RAPIDS, la.. June 28. (Special
Telegram.) Theodoro S. Parvln, grand sec
retary of the Iowa Free Masons and libra
rian of the Masonic library, died at 1:30
this afternoon, aged 84 years.
It Is more than sixty years since Mr.
r-arvln camo from Ohio, and during all that
time ho has been serving the people of Iowa
In some capacity. Robert Lucas, first gov
ernor of the territory of Iowa, choso him
to be territorial librarian, and ho also acted
ns private secretary to the governor. He
went east and bought J5.000 worth of books,
which was tho beginning of the state
library. In 1S30 ho was district attorney
for the middle district of Iowa. In 1840 be
served as secretary of the territorial coun
cil. Serving for ten year, trom 1147 to
1857, as clerk of the United States district
court, Mr, Parvln In 1848 was elected county
judge at n time when this official was prac
tically king of the county over which h
presided. About this time he was elected
LIEBIG
COMPANY'S EXTRACT ih tho
standard for Extinct of Boof quality,
and in no nrticlo of food in quality
moro important than in beef. Bo
careful to buy tho genuine
LIEBIG
COMPANY'S, CA t
'stfiliUilaaignature'i ff j7
$1.97 for Ladies' $3.00
n a. a.
z
i ivoi sizes a to t ; wiattiB
sale Saturday ai.K1-
$196
$1.50
register of the state land office, serving
iui. rrom i860 to 1870 he was
professor of natural sclent. in . a....
university, and at this time began his ex-
icu..v0 worn in me preservation of Iowa
history, being for three vr.
tho Iowa State Historical society and editor
w. .wiimiB oi town," the historical
quarterly then published by tho society and
slnco continued by tho slate historical de
partment. Beginning. In a small way, as
nearly all collectors have, Mr. Parvln has
become tho most successful collector of his
torical materials In tho state, with the
slnglo oxceptlon of Charles Aldrlch of the
Btate historical department. He has been
most genorous with the results of these
labors, contributing many valuable things
t6 other libraries. Tho historical publica
tions of the stato are filled with contribu
tions which ho has written from time to
time. His "History of tho Newspaper
Press of lowa from 1836 to 1846" Is a stand
ard of authority. Another Important work
was his "History of tho Early Schools of
Iowa from 1830 to 1839. I0 has written a
"Itlstory of Masonry In Iowa," a "History
of Templary In the United States" and
biographical sketches and historical articles
without number.
Wheat KIiik Dreabnch.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 28. William
Dresbach, ono of th pioneer wheat men of
this stato and known for many years as
"the wheat king," died In this city today.
Judge Won da Drops Dead,
INDIANAPOLIS, Juno 29. Judge W. A.
Woods of tho United States rtl.trlnt ....
dropped dead at 12:30 this (Saturday)
uiwiuiud rl mi tiuiiiu in mis city.
nKATfUCE CHAUTAUQUA.
Low Bates Via the Ilurllntfton Ttonte.
)2V85 to Beatrice and return; return limit
July 5.
United Slates Senator B. R. Tillman of
South Carolina, Rev. Frank W. Qunsalus of
Chicago, Rev. Thomas Dixon, Jr., of New
York ond Mrs. Maud Balllngton Booth aro
omong the eloquent speakers on the pro
gram. The Second Regiment band of Nebraska
gives daily concerts. Numerous other at
traction servo to comblno n raro Intellec
tual treat with an Inexpensive outing.
Tickets at 1502 Farnara St., or at Burling
ton station, 10th and Mason Sts,
A Placu to Spenil I lie Summer,
On the linos of the MILWAUKEE RAIL
WAY aro some of the most beautiful places
In the world to spend a summer vacation,
camping out or at the elegant summer
hotels. Boating, fishing, beautiful lakes
and streams and cool weather.
These resortB are all reached easily from
Omaha. A book dsrlblng them may bs
had on application at the Chicago, Mil
waukee & St. Paul Railway city ticket
office, 1504 Farnam street, Omaha. Round
trip tlckots, good until October 31, now on
sale at greatly reduced rates.
F. A. NASH, Oeneral Western Agent
l'ollre Court Caaea.
When Jacob Lleli brought back (he rig
he had rented from Jones' livery stable.
1114 Dodge street, the top of the buggy
was badly dilapidated, having collided
with the brunch:) of n tree, and Jones
said Llob would have to pay for the dam
ages. Lleb refused to pay, so .'ones ok
Lleb'u cont to offset the claim. Then Lleb
had Jones arrested on a charge of robbery,
After a hearing In police court Jones was
discharged.
After a hearlnir In nnllrn mnrt
George Brown was held to tho district
court under $700 bonds, the charge against
him being daylight breaking and entering.
He Is accused of looting a Webster street
juim hihi.
Bleat Mlsa Stoner of Ksbisi,
COLUMBUS, O., June S8.-Mlss Annie
Stoner, head of the women's department
UIUI Professor domestic BPIkhpk In h Wan.
sas State Agricultural college, lias been
rwmeu proieasor or uomestic science In the
Ohio State university.
Saturday's Gnat
Wash Goods Sale
10,000 pieces of neat, new and up-to-date
Wash Goods from the North Adams mills
and tho Merrimack mills, on sole Satur
day In our BARGAIN ROOM. Every lady
In Omaha should see this fine line of goods.
Cc new Scotch Lawns, IVic.
10c Batiste, all the finest shades, 3Vic
All tho 10c and 12Vc Dimities, Batistes
and Organdies, the best values In America,
Cc.
32-lnch Batiste, worth 15c: 32-Inch Or
gandies, worth 19c; 32-Inch Dimities, worth
2Cc; all on sale at 10c.
Imported Swisses, worth 40c; Imported
Dimities, worth COc, In alt tho new shades
and Linen, 10c.
35- Inch India Linen, 5c.
36- lnch Percales, 6c.
SILKS IN THE BARGAIN ROOM.
French Faconcs, 15c.
Japan Plaids, worth 50c, 25c.
75c Liberty Satin, 39c.
75c Foulards, 39c.
76c Satin, 39c.
J 1.00 Faconcs, 39c.
Wo will sell Hammocks and Croquet
Sets at greatly reduced prices to close.
Special on
Straw Hats
Don't fall to see the Straw Hats at the
front door. Hats worth up to $1.00, on
sale at 22c.
All tho. children's Sailors worth 20c, 25c
and 35c, on salo Saturday In ono lot at
IPC
Mexicans, a dozen different varieties at
lust halt price.
Men's Straw Hats, your cholco of our
entire line, to closo them out, half price
Saturday.
Hayden's leader a guaranteed Felt Hat
In Alpines, golfs and pashas at $1.50.
Our stiff Hat is unequalled for the
money.
Dress Suit Cases
A fine canvas covered Suit Case, leather
covers, riveted through.
20-Inch at $1.26.
22-lnch nt $1.40.
24-Inch at $1.50.
Ste How Hot It Is
Buy n Thermometer from inn nn.
Buttonholo Thermometers tho latest fad
15c.
Frameless smoked Eyeglasses, the $1.60
kind, at 50c.
We carefully examine your eyes free and
properly fit glasses at less than half the
usual prico.
HAYDEN BROS
ENTRIES FOR TODAY'S RACES
Five Erenta Aaanred, with Good
Bnnchea of lloraea and
Good Poraea.
Following nrc tho entries for tho races at
tho Driving park today:
First race, live miles, for non-winners of
first monoy during meet, purso $150: Boss
u Nell (Jamison, ucs Moines tf uneri,
Undo Sam (Jess Long), Orphan Boy (W.
Cacklcr), Racine Stlce (W. Zcno).
Second race, three-quarters of u mile, for
non-winners of first money during meet,
purso $200: Archie McKuy (Arthur;, Bags
(Myers), Pralrlo King (Baker), Lord How
ard (W. Dalloy), Albert S (Flynn), Pros
pect (Zimmerman).
Third race, llve-clghthR of a mile, $10 en
trance. $100 added by Omaha Jocko v club:
Joo Foster (Goertner), Madam Bishop
(Eddie Porter). Home (W. Dalley), Bill
Powell (Parker), Ircno S (Ulsden), Alice F
(anowD.iii), iv. u. uomio u.ou Kann).
Fourth race, nne-quarter-mlle and repeat,
two moneys only. 60 nnd 40 per cent to win
ners, entrance? $5, (CO added by Omaha
Jockey club: Pumpkin (Carter), W. Riley
(W. Cacklcr). Len H (Burton). Jim IIInkH
(Doty), ClrcuB (Stafford), Anna B (Ben
jamin). The entries for this race held open
mini . p. in. ior ouuin umuna quarter
horses.
Filth race, seven-eighths of a mile, for
horses that have not been first or necond
during meet: Title (Baker). Oeorge F.
Todd (Wallace). Moscow Bell (Mason),
Henry Lee (Carter), Babe T (Peters), Reo
Hilda (Hluden).
In addition the management expects to
regular e'Vnen'ts.tlUl0nnl at,rac,lon a"or "
ROOT GETS JT0N A FOUL
Decision Is Given Htm In Ilia Fight
Willi Kid Cnrtei-Crowd
Dlaantlafied.
SAN FRANCISCO, Juno 2S.-Thc light be
tween Jack Root of Chicago and Kid Car
ter of Brooklyn was a hard contest with an
unsatisfactory ending. In the fifteenth
round both were lighting strong, with the
advantage- In Root's fuvor. when Carter
swung a hard left on Root's body. Hoot
went down on his back, his features con
torted with pain, his hands clutching his
groin. Referee Fred Wand puvo tho fight
to Root, saving Carter struck a foul blow.
The foul, If any, was not apparent to the
spectators.
In the preliminary contest between Tim
Callahan of Philadelphia and Joe Bernstein
of New ork for twenty rounds, the referee
gayo the decision to C'allahnn without hesl
tntlon. It did not meet with popular ap
proval. ante Cltyn I, one.
The Omaha Bedding company's liowllnf
team defeated tho Gate Cltys last night
on Clark's alleys. Score:
OMAIIAS.
. lt. 2d. 3d. Total
Huntington 13i m let ,it
Plotts m ir.s mi nt
8tapenhorst 10U 172 143 4H
Beugelo Ul 191 132 4b
Yost 150 HO 166 4t2
Total 97 S06 "tM 2JVt
GATE CITVS.
1st. 2d. 3d. Total.
Senmnn lsi u 177 6(7
Conrad 110 147 156 413
Hartley 160 ins 117 4 5
Bowman V.) 138 15C 413
Straw 1H 133 131 421
Totat 718 781 "710 2I2M
Mlsa Moore Wlna n Tennla,
PHILADELPHIA. Juno 28,-The principal
event In the women's national champion
ship tennis tournament toduy was the final
round between Miss Marlon Jones of
Nevada and Miss Bessie Mooro of Rldgo
wood. N. J., In which the latter came out
the victor. In' the men's singles W, J,
Clothier, the local champion, beat R. D.
Little of Princeton, the Intercollegiate
champion,
Gela Decision Over Buddy Klnir,
DENVER, Juno 2S.-Jack O'Brien of New
York was given the decision over Buddy
King (colored) of Denver at the end of a
ten-round go btofore the Colorado Athletic
association tonight. O'Brien was on the
defensive, most of the tfme.
Etnd articles of incorporation r.oileei of
stockholders' meetings, etc.. to The Bts.
Wa will give them proper legal lasertloa.
Tcliphc&a
1 1
Trimmed Summer
Millinery
-ml.
Saturday we offer you hundreds of beau
tifully trimmed Hats at prices that can
not help but meet with your favor.
Wo are not going to mark them at what
they are worth, but on a basis of cost to
us.
We aro desirous of reducing our stock
and will give you the benefit.
Leghorn Hats, from 25c to $1.50, worth
doublo tho price.
A full lino of Shirt Waist Hats, trimmed
In a variety of materials.
Children's trlmmc.d Hats at 95c up.
Babies' muslin Caps a specialty.
Grand Ring
Sale Saturday
Rings equal In wear and appearance to
$40 to $100 rings on salo at Hayden's for
25c and 50c. These rings aro made by a
new patent process, hnvlng a shell of
SOLID GOLD overlaying a metal compo
sition. They are guaranteed to wear like
solid gold. They come In plain band rings,
chased rings and set rings. Beautiful
real Imported doublets, opals, pearls,
diamonds, rubles, turquoises, etc., etc.,
handsomely set and It Is imposslblo for
experts to distinguish theso from $40 to
$100 rings. Come In and sea theso rings
at 25c and 50c and tho guarantee we give
with each one.
Ladies' Summer
Neckwear
Grand salo Saturday.
All tho new novelties In tho largest sam
ple lino of Ladles' Neckwear ever shown
In Omaha.
60c Windsor Ties, 25c.
26c Windsor Ties, 10c.
50o Grenadine Tics, 25c.
$1.00 Neckwear, 60c.
$3.00 Neckwear, $1.00.
LADIES LINEN COLLARS, 5C.
Seasonable Fashions
'3846 Round Yoke Wrapper.
"2 to42 In. butt.
Woman's Round Yoke Wrapper. No. 3845.
To bo Made with or Without the Fitted Lin
ing No woman likes to bo without a sim
ple, tasteful morning gown that can be
Five Cents Dropped-
On our side counter and you get a glass
of the most delicious soda water you over
tasted and our soda water Is drawn at
freezing point. One glass of our soda
water keeps you cool all day. Beforo you
leave tho store let us put you up a quart
of tho most dollclous Icq cream ever made
In ono of our little barrcU. We give you
thrco fine flavors for 40 cents a quart, 20
cents a pint. If you are going to glvo a
picnic, social, etc., let us raako you a price
for your cream. Wo raako only good cream.
W. 9. Balduff.
1520 Farnctn St.
Boorcl BangI Bimbl-
Next Thursday Is tho dny wo cole
brute nnd we're prepared to help tho
Hinnll boy mnko a nolao Just got In n
big stock of Blanks nil sizes '22, ti'i, 38
besides a big lot of Revolvers Hotter
have tho boy call early nnd lay In a
stock, so he'll bo rendy to commence
raising a racket about 5 a, m Fourth of
July morning.
A. C. Raymer
Builders Hardware and Tools.
1514 Farnam St.
Men's Summer
Underwear at less than
Manufacturers' Cost
All tho men's Ono balbrlggan and lisle
thread Shirts and Drawers In plain and
fancy colors that wero made to sell at
$1.25, on salo at 60c.
All the men's fine balbrlggan Shirts and
Drawers In plain and fancy colors that
wero mado to sell at 75c, on sale at 35c.
All the men's balbrlggan Shirts and
Drawers in plain and fancy colors, regular
60c values everywhere, on sale at 25c.
Men's 25o fancy H-Hone nt 10c.
500 dozen men's fine maco-socks In plain
black, brown, blue and red, and 20 different
styles of fancy colors, on sale at 10c.
Men's 50c Neckwear
on Sale at ISc
300 dozen xren'a Silk Tics In all tho new
styles In String Ties, Band Bows, Shield
Bows, Wlndsoretts, Four-ln-Hands and
Made Up Tics, nil the new patterns; also
In black, nil on sate at 16c.
Men's 25c String, at 2c.
500 dozen men's String Ties In madras,
with silk stripes, that wero made to sell
at 15c and 25c; all on sale at 2Hc
Men's 75c and $1.00 Belts at 25c.
Special values In men's Shirts In madras
or silk bosom, all the new styles In $1.60
nnd $2.00 qualities at 98c.
All tho regt'tar $1.00 Shirts, with 2 col
lars and separate cuff, on sate at 49c.
Men's Shirt Waists at 98c and $1.50.
Special Saturday Sale
in the Basement
Screen Doois, 69c.
Adjustable Screens, hard wood, 23c.
Screen Wire, lic.
16-Inch Gem Lawn Mowers, $2.49.
Orass Catcher, 59c.
Guaranteed Hose, 7c.
Steel Frame Wringer, $1.09.
0-foot Step Ladder, 45c.
2-Burncr Gasoline Stove, $1.95.
Gasoline Oven, the best maatcrlat, $1.50.
Solid steel Grass Hook, 25o.
Onc-pleco steel Grass Shears, 17c
Carpenter Claw Hammer, 9c.
3 pupers brass Shoe Nails, 10c.
7 dozen Clothes Pins, 5c.
25c Wash Board, 11c.
25c wire Photo Holders, 14x21, 9c.
6-Inch Butcher Knives, 7c.
LARGEST LINE OF REFRIGERATORS IN
THE WEST, UP FROM $5.95.
Grand
Ribbon Sale
Saturday tho greatest Ribbon sale ever
held.
Btack Satin Ribbon, lc yard.
Ribbon, 2ftc to 16c yard.
i
S' c""t model
comfortable nt the same time that It ore
sonts a dainty and attractive appearance
The material from which the original Is
made is white lawn with figure, of old blue,
and tho trimming stitched bands of plain
blue on white; but tho entire range of
washable cotton materials, as well as sim
ple lightweight wools, are appropriate
Tho back Is graceful and shapely and In
cludes becoming fullness below the deeo
round yoke. The fronts are simply gath
ered nnd arranged over the lining, or
M.ed. u the oko when Is l"t is
omitted. The sleovcs are In bishop style
and comfortable as well, as fashionable
To cut this wrapper for a woman of me
dium size 10 yards of material 32 Inches
wide, or 6H yards 44 Inches wide, will be
required.
Tho pattern 3845 Is cut In sires for a 33
34, 36, 38, 40 and 42-inch bust measure. '
For the accommodation of The Bet's
readers these patterns, which usually retail
at from 25 to 50 cents, will be furnished
at a nominal price, 10 cents, which covers
all expense. In order to get any pattsrn
enclose 10 cents, give number and nam
of pattern wanted and bust ineasurt. Al
low about ten days from dato of your letttr
before beclonlng to look for ths pattern.
Address Pattern Department. Omaha Be.
fleorgr McCall Freed on nail.
PHILLIPSBURO, Kan., June J8.-(SpeclaI
T5lef?.r.am,);rD,etr,c.t. Ju(, Oelger today
admitted George McCall to bait In $1,600.
Sundny night. Juno 10. McCnll shot and
killed James Hopper at a dnncc near Stutt
gart nnd nt a preliminary hearing was held
without ball. This Is tho largest ball bond
ever required in this district.
Furnishings.
Ladles' and Children's 25c -4 ,
Stockings at .lG
600 dozen Ladles' and Children's Black and
Fancy Colored Hose, in Hermsdorf dye,
full seamless and all size, rog-fcl
ular 25c values at lSzG
LadKJ' 35c Fancy Hosiery, all Imported,
German, full regular made, 4 C.
on sale at 1 VC
1 lot of Ladles' Fancy LIsIo Hose In black
and fancy colors, regular A rv
$1.00 quality, at VC
Special sAle on Children's Tarasols, In all
the now colors, at 50c, -4 g?
39c, 25c and IOC
Ladles' Parasols. In all the new OQ
styles, at $1.98. $1.50 and VOC
Special Corset Sale
Ladles' Summer Corsets at g
$1.00, 49c and
All the new styles In straight (J.
fronts at $1.50 and t.tplavJvP
Ladles' Lace and Embroldored f Q
Skirts, worth $1.60, at VOC
Cracktr Sale
We havo broken tho combination on
cruckcrs. We ore selling crackers for less
than the cost to the dealers.
Ginger Snaps, dealers' cost CHc Or
our price ,,,,, Ol
Soda Crackers, dealers' cost 6HC e-t
our price , Ov
Oyster Crackers, dealers' cost 6t4c Si,,
our prlco ., OC
Oatmeal Crackers, dealers' cost 15c 7i
our prlco 3C
Oraham Crackers, dealers' cost 15c 7l
our prlco , d. at
Arrowroot, dealers' cost 25c ni
our price I!w
Lemon Wafers, dealers' cost $5c K-i
our price lub
Vanilla Wafers, dealers' cost 25c ;Bt
our price IOW
Sand Molasses, dealers' cost 15c 01
our price OJC
Orange Swceta, dealers' cost 15c Bin
our price OJw
Assorted Jumbles, dealers' cost 15c itr
our price IUC
Sultanas, dealers' cost 25c tllr
our price ImJv
Fig Bar. dealers' cost 25c se
our price IOC
1-lb. package Soda Biscuit
per package , tJC
Frte Dimonsfration
Every Day
of the "Famous Dip Front." This is the
model having such a phenomenal sale in
Chicago and the east. The only perfect
dip front mado. No cutting of skirt nec
essary wun tnis moaei.
CAMPAIGN FOR NEW MEMBERS
Kalcbta of AkSar.Ben Hustling Com
mittee Ontllnea Plan
of Action.
The membership committee of tho
Knights of Ak-8ar-Ben met at the Com
mercial club at noon yesterday and outlined
plans for hustling new members. J. D.
Weaver was named chairman of Iho com
mittee aud II. F. Roberson was selected as
secretary. Sub committees were dcslg.
natcd and work has already begun on can
vassing tho business section of the city for
candidates who are willing to brave the
terrors of King Ak,-Sar-Ben's den.
The membership committee Is made up
as follows! J. D. Weaver, Dave O'Brien,
R. K. Wilcox, Robert Hayes, D. Christie,
L. E. Lucas, Arthur Karbach, H. T. Rob
erson, O. H. Lee, A. H. Rawltzcr, 8. L.
Kelley, J. Rosentwelg, F. C. Simpson, John
Steel, J, H. Danlols, Ocorgo Palmer.
Women Artlsta Klect Officers.
MILWAUKEE. W1b.. Juno 28. The
woman's auxiliary of the American Park
and Outdoor Art association today elected
omcers. jura, tiermait J. nan or Chicago
Fels-Naptha soap is the no-
back-ache soap as well as Iho
money-back soap.
Fels A Co., makers, Philadelphia.
Little and Big Boys
Arc nil nllke when It comes to wearing
out filiooB We Imvo n shoo for nil kinds
of boys Hint wo soli nt fl.fiO tlmt will
give moro wear thnn nny other shoo nt
tula price, nnd an much as most boys'
shoes nt ?2.00-Mndo of good, lioncst
lrnther with good onk soles ovory tze
nnd every width for big nnd little boys
Great care Ik tnkon In fitting theso
boya' ahoea to lwyn' foot nnd If ynu nro
not satisfied you get your money back
I M ... I .
11 yuu Wiiut i(. ,
Drexel Shoe Co.,
Catalogue ut fro ior the Aklns
Usaalta'a I v-ln-diiu aim lluuaa.
I'AnitAll aTltKlCT.
Kimball Pianos-
After ample and careful examination of
all the Instruments now prominently be
for the world, we find a preponderance of
artistic and mechanical excellence In favor
of the Kimball piano. In tho exacting re
quirements of perfect construction and In
the deeper matter of tone In the service
of the highest art, We find tho Kimball to
be the masterpiece of the human race to
the present time.
The piano thus endorsed by the collective
genius aud authorities of the world may bo
found In largo variety at the sales rooms
of A. Hospe.
A. HOSPE,
HmloulAit. 1613-1615 DwfUi.
Ladles' Lawn Chetnle, trimmed with U01
rdgo and Insertion, worth QQp
$1.88, at i "Ot
Ladles' Fancy" Gowns, trimmed with laci
and embroidery, worth OQr
$1.50 at 70l
Ladles' fine ' Cambria Corsot Covers,
trimmed wlrti lace and em- O
broidery, worth 50c, at f7w
Ladles' Fine Fancy Corset Hfir
Covers, worth OSc, at CJvf W
Ladles' fine Jersey Ribbed Vest, In white
and colored, worth fi
19c, at
Ladles' Fine Lisle thread Vests, 4
worth 25c, at lOv
Ladles' Umbrella Knit Drawers, rtg
worth 60c, at r..a"Dw
Ladles' Jersey Ribbed Union j 1
Suits, In all sizes, at Ow
Ladlec' fine Jersey Ribbed Union Suits, 11m
brcku tyle, lace edge, q f
woith USc, at i OUv
Grocery Specials
10 'jam best Laundry Soap 25a
4 pounds Tapioca "00
4 pounds Sago 25a
10-poJiul sack Cornmcal 10a
10-pound cack Rye Flour 19
10-poutul sack Graham Flour 19o
4 bars Wool Soap 10a
Bright Ruby 1'iuiies. pound So
Large Func California Trunes. lb ..Sl-3o
Fancy Sun Jose County reaches, lb ,.Sl-3c
Largo Fancy California I'enra, lb S l-3o
Butter Sale
Nice fresh country butter, lie.
Fancy scparatot creamery, ISc.
Hot Weather Luncheon
Rex Brand Chipped Beef lOo
Potted Meats, assorted 3Via
Potted Chicken, per can S'Aa
Veal Leaf, per can Co
Sliced I'otted Ham, per pound lOo
New Bolognu Sausago 6a
Sliced Corned Beef, cooked 2io
Imported Summer Sausago 25a
No. 1 Sugar-Cured Hams 10Ho
Fruits on Sale
Choice rlpo Bananas, per dozen 10a
Choice California Plums,-dozen 5a
Special aula on Lemons.
Fnncy California Peaches, per dozen.. 10a
was elected president. Mrs. Arthur C. Ne
vlne of Green Bay, Wis., wan elected a del
egate to the convention of the Federation
of Women's Clubs at Los Angeles, Cul..
next year.
Fire Commissioner Indicted.
NEW YORK, Juno 28.-Two indictments
were returned by tho grand Jury today
aynlnst Firo CommlSHloner John J. Scan
nell, charging him with neglect of duty.
Ahothor Indictment was returned Jointly
charging Commissioner Scannell and Wll.
llam I.. Marks with conspiracy. It Is al
leged that nearly all supplies for the tlr
department have been purchased through
Marks.
Syringes
of all descriptions. A complete stock
at very low price.
This Instrument, with 3 hard rubber
pipes, 78c postage, 10c.
The H. J. Penfold Co.,
Medlcnl and Surgical ffnppllea.
1408 FARNAM ST., OMAHA, NEB.
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