THE OarAHA DAILTt BEE; THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1901.
12
JUST A TRIFLE EARLY
Prtmtture Saturnalia, ef Gleriens Fourth
at Hardj'i Store.
FIREWORKS EXPLODE AHEAD Of TIME
l'rtiirlrtor 1tlninten OniniiBje
jlomrwhrre Vp In the Ilnnilred
Wild .Scnttrrmciit on
the Sliteivnlfc.
Bomcono absentmlndedly dropped a
lighted match In a "mine of Fourth of July
goods" displayed for sale In front of 11.
Hardy's store. 1519-21 DourUs street, about
10'tO a. m. yesterday find for fifteen minutes
tho neighborhood suggested the bombard
ment of tho' legation at Pokln. After tho
pnmionltory bunch of "salutes" lmd ex
ploded, smvlng to warn those within ear
thot that a rare exhibition was at hand,
the street suddenly presented a variety of
activities.
Crowds sprang Into existence at both ends
of the block and surged toward tho ccntor
of disturbance, only to bo driven back again
before n voU.y of rocket-sticks and other
pyrotechnics. Pin-wheels spun madly upon
the asphalt pavement; Roman candles cent
their coloreJ. globes bowling along the slde
wlk (apparently under the delusion that
the crowd wps a set of ninepins), while In
the gutter n tangle of electric grusshop
prn, Chinese dragons and rainbow snakes
tvrlthed and sputtered.
Tiiiiitn Yoiinn America.
The situation was especially tempting to
Young America, who saw In It an oppor
tunity for snatching several cholco brands
from the burning, and n dozen or more of
bis clnsA charged the seething mass. The
lucreis'of the foray will never be generally
known. Just an they reached the last ditch
the attention of tho spectators was diverted.
A bunch of skyrockets, their arrows guided
by tha hand of chance, opened a fuslllado
Upon the Jewelry storo and Ice cream parlor
scrota the street, and did splendid cxecu
tlon, as tho Jingling of falling glass at
terfted. One of the shafts, having becomo
entangled with u packago of "spit devils,"
transfixed tho awning of Lindsay's watch
repair shop and passed on, leaving tho pot
ulnnt "devils" to dance a tattoo upon tho
canvas. Another struck a few Inches lower
nnd plunged through the platu glass win
dow, while stUl others were shattered
against tho wood and stono front. For
few minutes this store would have fallen
an easy pray to u passing sneak thief, as
proprietor and clerks had mado a preclpl
tatu retreat through tho back door.
Mcanwhllo the flro In tho "mine of Fourth
of July goods," having set off all the rock
otf, crackers nnd Roman candles, passed on
to tho novelties, and was having a merry
time with the "crimson llrellles" and the
"Whirling dervishes." Erratic "nigger
chasers" disported themselves In the street
and thawed overyono with a democratic din
regard ot tho color line, whllo "whistling
bombs" kept tho crowd moving.
.Mori- In Conic from llimemeiit.
Word was passed about that two car
loads ot fireworks were stored In tho base
ment, and that they wcro In momentary
danger of Ignition. Tho spectators under
stood then why tho young women clerks In
the store had ken refugo In tho alley when
tho alarm was tlrst given. This knowledgo
bad no effect In the way of dispersing tho
throng, however, which still closed evory
avenue of approach, and the fire department
had to fight Its way through. Several per
sons were upset by the two-lnch stream
of water that was turned upon the smolder
log rubbish. M. J. Cuff, a flremnn from No.
1 engine house, appeared with one side of
his face shaved, and tho other daubed with
lather, attesting that ho had been Inter
rupted whllo In the barber's chair.
Mr. Hardy estimates the daraago at $500
Besides tho fireworks, tho awning and a
scoro or moro hammocks were destroyed,
also a glass case full of flno pocketbooks
and reticules. Tho plato glass window
against which the exploding crackers ro
bounded wsh cracked, and tho goods Inside
tho storo were moro or less Injured by
smoke. The damago was fully covered by
Insurance,
TIIISTI.HS AND IlAKniUFF.
An InlrreMluir l'nrnllr! nnd a Vnln
ullt Deduction Therefrom.
Cutting down thistles no more relieves
the land ot thistles than docs scouring the
scalp cure daadruft. In each case perma
nent relief can only ennio from eradicating
permanently tho cause. A germ that plows
up the scalp In searching for tho hair root
where it saps the vitality, causes dandruff,
falllne halri and baldness. If you kill that
germ, you'll have no dandruff, but t lux
orlant suit ot hair. Ncwbro's Hcrplclde Is
tho only, hair preparation In tho world that
cures dandruff,, falling hair and baldness by
killing the germ. "Destroy the cause, you
remove the effect,"
TH HOUGH SI.KKI'KIIS TO CAMFOIIMA
1 Via nnrltna-ton Ttontr.
Through tourist and standard sleeping
car,s, Omaha to San Francisco, every day
from July 6 to 13.
Routo via tho grand panorama of the
Rocky ' mountains the scenic route ot the
world.
Loave Burlington station 4:25 p. m.
Only' $45 round trip tickets. July 6 to 13.
Tickets, 1502 Farnam street.
Bend articles of incorporation, notices ot
stockholders' meetings, ate, to Tha Bat.
,We will give them proper legal Insertion.
Telephone 2SS.
Co m k to Illnlr on the Fourth.
Best "celebration near Omaha. Special
train leaves Webster Street depot nine (9)
m.. returning in evening. Omaha Guards
will 'be with us. Special rates.
Wanted A general agent for Nebraska
for Cnpltal Stock Accident company. Gilt
edged contract. Address tho Union Accident
Stock Co., Donver, Colo.
. ,Dr. Lord has returned. Otllce, Paxton,
rooms 2 to 4. Tolcphono 33.
L. Henderson, florist. 1519 Farnam street
Publish your legal notices In The Weekly
Bee. Telephone 238.
North Omaha
Drug Pricts
Perurm 7flc
Crnmor's Kidney Curo 75c
Syrup of Figs 40e
Hires' Root Beer 18c
rnrls Green per lb 25c
Nestles' Food , 40c
Malted Milk 40c
Ice Orenm Soda r. tic
Ice Cronm, pint 20c
Jco Crenm, quart 35c
All drvgs at cut prices, less than down
town, ttnd car fare saved.
W. J. Shrader,
On iMtk as U Servant sts.
iiAYnu.vs oii:. ixtil .oo..
Thr IIIk Store Will Keep Open 1'iitll
Ximn to Aecoiiimodnte Custoiiicrn.
Owing to the tremendous number, of out-
of-town customers who have notified us of
their Intention to trado here July 4, and
o nccommodato all our city patrons, wo
will hold astonishing special sales in every
department this morning.
Visitors extended bfery accommodation
free. Tho JJIg Store will closo at noon to
give all a chance to celebrate.
HAYDEN UKUS.
Km it I'nrk.
The Krug park will be the Mecca of tho
Fourth of July celebration today. A big
carnival of events has been atranged, In
cluding tho free presentation ot the famous
Passion Play," whtch runs for over an
hour and a half, showing such affecting
scono as "Mary at tho Tomb of Christ" nnd
The Lost Supper." Prof. Fancher, for
merly in United States war balloon service,
who wob sent to both Cuba nnd the Phil
ippines, will make two balloon ascensions,
ono at 4 p. m. and another at 7 p. m. mo
professor has mado over 1,000 ascensions
and holds somo big recordB. There will bo
enough frco features to keep ono on the go
all tho lime, and tho grandest celebration
of our glorious Fourth of July ever seen In
Omaha Is promised. On the evening pro
gram c $1,000 display of fireworks Is listed.
It will be a rcgulnr patriotic American day
for all Omaha and everybody from the flro
crackcr boy to grandpa nnd grandma should
be on hand to help mako tho eaglo screech
In his loudest and happiest tones.
KxccoiIIiikI- I.nv Hutu Hxciii-kIoiim to
the llliick Hill.
Dates Salo: July 1 to 9, Inclusive.
Rates: To Hot Springs from Sioux City
and Missouri Valley, la., and Omaha, Neb.,
$15.00 for the round trip.
From Mncoln and Superior, Neb., Jl4.cn
for round trip, Proportionnto rates rroin
Intermediate points cast of Long Pino.
Minimum round trip rate, $10.00.
To Deadwood and Lead, S. D., $1.50 higher
than to Hot Springs.
Transit Limit: Oolng trip, fifteen days;
return trip, continuous passage.
Flual Limit: October 31.
Stopover: Stopover will bo allowed at tiny
nolnt on tho F.. B. Jt M. V. R. R. west of
Stanton, Neb., within tho going transit limit
ot lifteen days from dato of sale.
Don't miss this opportunity to visit the
wonderful niack Hills.
Proportionate rates based on tho above
will be on sale at stations east of the Mis
souri river.
Ask your nearest agent for full Informa
tlon and bo suro your tickets read via tho
North-Western Line.
J. R. BUCHANAN,
General rnsscngor Agent. Omaha, Nob.
A rinc-j to Spend the Summer,
On tho lines of the MILWAUKEE RAIL
WAY are somo of tho most beautiful plaeea
In tho world to spend a summer vacation.
camping out or at the elegant summer
hotels. Boating, fishing, beautiful lake!
and streams and cool weather.
These resorts are all reached easily from
Omaha. A book describing them may b
had on application at the Chicago, Mil
waukee & St. Paul Railway city ticket
office, 1504 Farnam streot, Omaha. Round
trip tickets, good until October 31, cow on
salo at greatly reduced rates.
F. A. NASH, General Western Agent
Cheap Summer Excursion Via III 1
noU Central It. II.
St. Paul and return, July 1-9 $ 9.85
Minneapolis and return, July 1-9 9.S5
Duluth and return, July 1-9 13.S5
Cincinnati and return, July 4-6 22.50
Detroit and return, July fi-7 22.00
Chicago and return, July 23-25 14.75
Loulsvlllo and return, August 24-26.. 21.50
Buffalo and roturn, every day 25.75
Circuit tours via Great Lakes to Buffalo
and Intermediate points. Staterooms re
served In advance. Call at city ticket office,
1402 Farnam street, for particulars, or ad
dress W. H. Brill, D. P. A., I. C. R. R
Omaha, Neb.
SAN FIIANCISCO AND HISTUHN 3.
Via Ilock Island Itoute.
Tickets on sale July 6th to 13th, good for
return until August 31st. Cholco of many
different routes. Epivrcth League special
will lcavo Omaha July 8th at 9 p. m., stop
ping at Denver, Colo. Springs, Olenwood
Springs, and Salt Lake. For full Informa
tion and Hand Book address or call at
Rock Island city ticket office, 1323 Farnam
street, Omaha, Neb.
IVMJIEH KXCLHSlO.t GATES.
VI the Milwaukee Itnltwny.
June 12, 13, 14 and 15, Omaha to Chicago
and return, $14.75.
July 4, 6 and 6, Cincinnati and return,
$22.50.
July 5, 8 and 7, Detroit and return, $22.
July 20, 21 and 22, 'Milwaukee and rotura,
$14.75.
Low rates to summer resorts.
City ticket office, 1604 Farnam at. Tel. 284.
It ! Cool lu Colorado,
With tho thermometer abovo 100 degrees
In Omaha and tho round trip rata to cool
Colorado only $15, why do you remain in
town 7
Leave Burlington station, Omaha, 4:25
this afternoon. Arrive Denver 7:10 tomor
row morning. Through sleeper to Colorado
Springs, Pueblo, Glenwood Springs and
Grand Junction.
Tickets, 1602 Fnrnara street.
"Dog Culture''
With a Chapter on Cats
The above is tho title of Spratt's Book
on tho care of SICK and WELL CATS and
DOGS. You may have one for tho nsklng.
WR SELL
Till! line Sprntt'H KnKll-.il Dok Moil
lolnes. Full line Dr. Glnver'n Celo
united rtemeilloa. Full line Ilent'H
Dok MetllcliiPH.
Sherman's Mange Cure, bottle 50c
Sherman's Tonic Tablets for dogs, box.. 60c
Sherman's Distemper Powder, box .... 50c
Sherman's Areca Nut Worm Tablets, box
, 50o
Sherman's Dog Shampoo keeps skin clean
and kills fleas, bottlo 25c
Sherman's Laxative Liver Pills, (for dogs)
box -5c
Sherman & McConnell Drug Go
COP- 16TH AND DODGE,
OMAHA.
The Omaha
Loan ft Building Association
....HAS....
MONEY TO LOAN
AT REDUCED RATES.
HOMES fOR LE-ti
llee Hid. G. M. Nattlnger, Sec,
J. S0NNENBERG,
DIAMOND BROKER.
Loans)' montr on Diamond!, Watchoa.
I and Jewelry. Old Oold and Stiver
baMttrmt. BUSINESS CONFIDENTIAL.
Taj. taOB DOUGLAS ST.
SHERIFF WORKING ON CLUE
Suspicion that Albort Brneiohweller At-
ailttd Little Mary Marks.
SUSPECT HAS TAKEN HIS OWN LIFE
ClreiiiiiMnni'c thtit Seem to Connect
the JJenil Ilnlrjmnn with the
Crime of n KortnlKht
Auo.
Ernest H. Hoe, city salesman for the
Carpenter Paper company, believes that ho
has discovered the assailant of little Mary
Marks. Ho says that ho has reasons to
bclleva that Albert Urueschwcller, tho
Swiss dairyman who committed sulcldo last
Thursday night at his farm eight mtlos
northwest of Omahn, la tho man who car
ried the llttlo Marks girl away In a buggy
nnd assaulted her.
Last Sunday Mr. Hoel visited his cousin,
who llvos on a farm adjoining tho one
on which Brueschwellcr lived alone, nnd he
was told several things which led him to
suspect that tho Swiss was tho man for
whom tho sheriff had bcon searching In
connection with the Marks case.
Suspicions CI renin stances.
For several days before taking his own
llfo Hrucschwcller had remained on his
lonely farm, although It had been hla cus
tom to go to tho city and deliver milk every
day. Ha told his neighbors that ho was
afraid the officers would como and arrest
nlm for violating tho dairy laws and seemed
to bo lii great fear of Impending trouble.
Mr. Hoel learned that Brueschwoller
lived alone In tht loft of his barn and sup
ported himself by selling milk In the city,
Ho ascertained that tho milkman, besides
having a light wagon nnd a team, had an
extra horso nnd an old rattletrap buggy,
tho description of which corresponded with
that of tho horso and buggy used In the
Marks crlmo. Mr. Hoel looked about tho
Brueschwellcr farm for tho horso and
buggy which wero said to rcsemblo the ones
used by the assailant of Mary Marks, but
was unablo to find them. It was said by
tho neighbors that somo of the personal
property of the deceased had been taken
away from tho place by the administrator
ot tho cstato on Saturday,
He-port to Sheriff.
On Monday Mr. Hoel reported his suspl
clou to tho sheriff's ofllco, but ns Sheriff
Power was out of tho city tho caso was not
takon up for Investigation until yesterday,
Tho sheriff Is now looking Into tho matter
and will visit tho farm of William H. Olra
Btcd, who Is tho administrator of Brucsch-
wcller's estate, to ascertain whether such a
horse nnd buggy ns wero used by tho as
sailant of tho Marks girl arc among tho
effects of tho dead man.
Tho description of Brueschwoller, who
was burled by Coroner Swanson last Satur
day, tallies cloBcly with Mary Marks' de
scriptlon of tho man who assaulted her.
District Mnnngrr Wnnted.
Wo want a reliable, high-grade man to
take charge of a district of ton agencies
In Iowa, with headquarters at Jefferson.
He must bo a good salesman and know how
to handlo agents.
Olvo ago, cxporlcnco, present business
and references and address
THE F. E. SANBORN CO.,
Mfgrs. Standard Stock Food
Box 25, Omaha, Neb.
Spirit Lake Lake Okohojl
conveniently reached via Illinois Central
railroad from Omaha. The only road hav
ing both morning and, evening service to
nbovo points. Low rates. For particulars
call at city ticket office, 1402 Farnam streot
Dr. F. O. Sparling, general practice, 301
Karbach blk. 'Phone 1711. Res. 1812 Dodge
Big Bargains for
PIANO
BUYERS
The person who buys n piano
at normal prices In these days
of tho great clenranco salo of
pianos Is throwing away hun
dreds of dollars. Saving $150 on
a single Instrument at our store
Is not an exception, its tho rule
among tho higher grade pianos.
Uprights that nro regularly
sold nt $600 aro marked down to
$400 and less, for quick selling.
Proportionate saving on cheap
er Instruments. No matter
what Instrument you want
STEINWAY, VOSE. EMER
SON, IVERS & POND, A. B.
CHASE, STEGER. STECK,
PACKARD, C. D. PEASE, otc.
AVo have them here no matter
how you want to buy. We
make terms to suit your con
venience. Catalogues and prices
furnished free on application.
SCHM0LLER
& MUELLER,
THE OLD RELIABLE PIANO
HOUSE.
1313 Farumn St., O in ah a.
Telephone 1G25
337 Broadway, Co. Bluffs.
Telephone 378.
Look this matter up
NOW
DON'T WAIT TILL THE DAY YOU
ARE LEAVING FOR YOUR VACA
TION, BUT GET A
Kodak or Camera
AND UNDERSTAND THE WORK
ING. WE SHOW YOU FREE AND
CAN ADVISE YOU THE INSTRU
MENT THAT IS BEST SUITED FOR
YOU.
WE ONLY CARRY FIRST CLASS
GOODS AND EVERYTHING IS
GUARANTEED. PUT A KODAK IN
YOUR POCKET, $8.00.
THE ROBERT
DEMPSTER COMPANY
1215 Farnam Street.
Wholesale and retail dealers.
O.N TUB .NOIITHWUSTKHX LIN13.
Cheap UxRtirnlona.
$16.76, Milwaukee and return. July 20. 21
and 22.
Cln
clnnatl and return, $22.60, July 4, 5, 6.
Detroit and return, $22, July 5, 6 and 7,
Chicago and return, $14.75, July 23, 24, 25.
Very low rates to tho Buffalo exposition.
City ticket office, 1401-1403 Farnam street.
Additional Aeon 111 moil nt Ions.
On account of the very low rates mado to
Colorado points
THE UNION PACIFIC
has placed in service another through Pull
man blccpcr on train No. 3, for Denver,
eavlng Omaha at 4.25 p. m. dally, and
continuing until September 10.
A tourist sleeper will also bo attached
to this train tor Denver, July 6 to 13 In
clusive. This service affords passengers tho very
best accommodations with tho greatest pos
sible comfort.
Reservations should bo made as far In ad-
vanco its possible
New city ticket office, 1324 Farnam street.
Tel. 316.
Tfamlltnn Wapritn. M. TV aM!ln unA
triArntlr hhvatflan. nfflr. At thrt Cpntnl
hotel, Cor. 16th and Dodge streets, till a
suitable location can be found. Special at
tention to all long standing or lingering
diseases and to diseases ot women and
children.
Re-No-May powder for exrssilve per-
tplratlon. At druggists and clove dealers.
Are You Buggy?
If vnu aro nxlered with these nasty
things get a bottle of OUR SURE DEATH
nnd you cun easily get rid of them One
application will knock 'em all out of the
house In ono night nnd why will you bo
annoyed when you can get a pint bottlo
for 15c.
OEM CATARRH POWDER 50c
TEMPTATION TOmi; ?
WEST DRAIN AN.D NERVE TREAT
MENT "0
All "'-f nontrlfWn 1JC
23c 4711 White lloso Glyccrlno Soap.... Ua
25o Carter's Little ,Llvor rills 16o
25c Vegctnbl- Cathartic Pills 15c
$2.00 Cotton Root, Tansy and Penny
royal rins '-.Tv
25c Hires' Root Beer (genuine) 1M
$1.00 Cramer's Kidney nnd Liver Cure.. 75c
11 (vi Tornnn iKnrrlnl nrlce by dozen) 7oc
35c Cnstorla (kind you have ulwuys
bougni) o
Good Tooth Brush for ................. 60
Better ones xor muim wtn u
cm.
SCHAEFER'S
Cut Price
Drug Store
Tel. 747. S. W. Cor. 10th and Chicago.
Goods dollverod FREE to any part of city.
Don't eret
so hot
buy one of our relia
ble wood frame ther
mometers for 25 c. If
that fails to keep you
cool try our celebrated
Mijtit ,Freeze
A ne summer drink, cool, de
lightful, refreshing nothing
else, like It In the city.
Myers-Dillon Drug Do.,
16th and Farnam Sts.
HAYDEHs
K (inn vnrris. nf Remnants In silks, dress
must clean out at once after the 4th. Ent
trifle of its real value.
11 ivw .4c Mmimnln nf !tfl.tnnh rtercale.
Never sold for less than I2,4c. Friday all
will go at 2c yard.
25,000 yards of flno 3G-lnch lmportod per
cales, worth 23c yard, in lengths from 3
10 5 yaua, du m. tviu.
mono vnrda of Chambrv clnchnms. worth
12V4c yard. 5c. m
1U.WU varus or una .iuur-o Bi"5"""'nt
worth 15c, on sale nt 6V4c. , ,
ginghams; never sold for less than 3oc;
Friday, only 8Hc, ,
Hemnonis or uc mercerizeu sinning win
go at 10c.
npmnnnla nf Ann stnndnrrt nrlnts. worth
GHc, at 2V4c.
itemnanis 01 10c, -vc una uimuiea,
only 60 yard.
By the Yard
Eo lawns, ns long as they last, only IMa
10c dimities, only 5c.
15c lawns, all colors, 5c.
15c find 19c dimities and organdies, 7c.
A Manufacturers Stock
of Wrappers
Our New York buyer bought from Henry
Ettclson & Co. his entire stock of wrap
pers. Wo put them on sale Friday and wo
can truthfully say they nro sold at half
the price the material crtst. We want to
give our retail customers tho benefit of
this stock, nnd during this snle cannot sell
to other merchants. During previous sales
we, owing to pmnller Quantities, hnd to
limit customers to ono garment, but during
this sale, the stock being Immense, wo
will sell you up to three garments at any
price you wish,
Women's wrappers mnde of excellent per
cale, 10c yard quality, lined with ll.ic
sateen, ruffles over shoulders, new back
with yoke, extra wide at tho hips, full back
and 8-inch hem; tho mnterial Is worth Wc;
we sell you tho wrapper for 39c.
Women's wrappers, mado of 12',c yard
percales and lawns. In stripes, checks,
dots nnd plaids, 15-Inch llounco. trimmed
with two rows of braid, lined with 10c cam
bric lining! two rutllfs over shoulders; Bcpa
rate yoke; the materials will cost $1.25; wo
sell tho wrapper for 69c.
Women's wrappers In light and dark per
cales and lawns, In extremely pretty pat
terns nnd high grade qualities, worth up
to 20c per yard, mnde up In elegnnt styles,
sizes 32 to 4S; the material nlono cost $1.75;
we sell the wrapper nt 9Sc.
IN WRAPPER DEPT.. 2ND FLOOR.
GROCERY SALE
Four-crown muscatel raisins, 8V5n pound.
New York state evaporated apples, 7Ho
pound.
Bright ruby prunes, per lb.. 5c.
Large fancy California prunes, per lb.,
Fancy San Jose country peaches, per lb.,
Large fancy Mulr peaches, per lb 10c,
California peurs. per lb., SVic.
Four pounds tapioca. 25c.
Four pounds sago, 25c.
Five pounds patmenl, 10c.
Ten-pound sack cornmenl, 10c.
Ten-pound sack ryo flour, 19c.
Ten-pound sack graham flour, 19c,
Three bars tar soap, worth 25c, for 10c.
Ten bars best laundry conp, 25c.
HAYDEN BROS.
! SOFT SHIRTS
Wo recclv new ones ALMOST DAILY. We want to clean up now that the
Fourth Is over nnd will make some very ATTRACTIVE PRICES. See them.
You won't believe what value they are until you do.
t
t
t
16th nnd Chicago
Streets.
AVOID TIIH IIKAT AMI DUST
When Von Oo Knot hy TrnrellnK vln
11, A ('., the Const I.lno.
The new steel passenger steamers leave
St. lgnace, Mackinac, Cheboygan and Alpena
four limes per week for Detroit, Toledo,
Cleveland, Buffalo, Pittsburg, New York,
Cincinnati and all points caBt, south and
southeast. A. A. SCHANTZ. O. P. A.,
Detroit, Mich.
K.xcnrslnn Tickets to Nimt York.
Commencing July 1 the Lako Shore &
Michigan Southern railway will sell re
duced rnto tickets Chicago to New York
nnd roturn, good for stop at Pan-American
exposition. Low rate Buffolo tickets ore
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.
Dorward, dentist, Pnjuon block, Phone 174.
Mail Orders
Not only uro Sorosls Shoes popular with
tho women of Omahn, but orders by mail
from all over tho west are dally receiving
prompt and careful attention. Those not
knowing exuctly what shnpo to order or
how to describe it write In for our new
catalogue containing a lull description of
Sorosls styles and the different leuth-irs
used In their manufacture. Tho fact that
Sorosls arc $5.00 values selling nlwnys for
$3.50 In spreading over tho country and tha
great majority of women folks are anxious
and willing to save $1.50 on their footweur,
knowing that
"Sorosls lit, nnd the fit tell.'
Sorosis Shoe Store
203 South 15th Street,
Frank Wilcox, Jlnnancr.
Send for catalogue.
READ
There nro good nnd bad fountains, tidy
nnd untidy operators. Some of tho foun
tains look verv handsome In their marble
nnd silver plated fittings, but the syrup
cans nnd other feuturcs screened from pub
He view are not so Inviting. Lots of tho
cans uro never cleaned from tho, beginning
of the season to the end. A uozen foun
tains examined by a newspupcr reporter
for his paper, reported that could tho smil
ing customer have seen the Inside of tho
fountain beforo which they sat, their glass
of soda would huvo been left untouched.
IF YOU COULD ONLY SEE INSIDE! Our
new 20TII CENTURY FOUNTAIN 11CCUS no
instdo Inspection. Everything about Is ex
posed to full view; nothing to conceal; com
parison for cleanliness, neatness nnd beauty
Is asked with nny fountain In tho city.
Our ORANGE nnd LEMON, mado from
tho fresh fruit ,1s extra line.
FULLER 3 CO.,
14th nnd Doaglna Sta.
MERCHANTS
NATIONAL BANK
OF OMAHA.
N. B. Cor. Farnam and 13th Sts,
Paid Up Capital
Bnrplna Fnnd
. . .BOO,X10
. . .9 100,000
UXITF2D STATES DEPOSITORY.
FRANK MURPHY, President.
B. B. WOOD, Vice President
LUTHER DRAKE. Cashier.
JF. T. HAMILTON, Assistant Caahier.
Remnant Day.
goods, wash goods and other goods. Wo
Ire stock bought by us In New York at a
25c dlmltlqs, new spring goods, 10c.
Shirting prints, 2V4c
Clothing in Bargain
Roys' wash pants, worth 25c, at 10c.
Boys' linen suits, duck suits and outing
flannel suits, 95c.
Furnising Goods
Bnlbrlggan underwear, worth 60c and 75c.
at 25c.
Ladles' ribbed undervest, worth 23c, at
10c.
Rents' fancy shirts, all sizes, separata
collars and cuffs, worth GOc and 75c. nt 29c.
Men's work shirts, worth 75c, at 39c.
Ono lot of men's and boys' underwear,
worth 39c, ut 15c.
Linens and Domestics
Very heavy unbleached muslin, worth 7c.
nt IVsc.
Special sale on extra heavy 10c toweling
nt 3',tc
50 dozen largo towels, worth 25c ench, at
10c.
Four cans mustnrd or oil sardines, 25c.
Hasty Jellycon, assorted fruit flavors, per
packages, 8ftc.
Fish aud Cheese
F?.nc,Y. T5 ic K K Norway herring, 10c.
Codllsh.per brick. 6Hc.
Wisconsin full cream cheese, iCc.
Appetltost chceso, each, ic.
Cracker Sale
Wfl Vi n vr hrnlrnn Mia AAmklH.i. -
crackers. A e are nelllns; craclcers for loss
than the cost to the Oonlern.
! Ginger snaps, dealers cost 6c; our price,
, 3 cents,
I Soda crnekrn. rlfnlpr nnmt am. r
Oyster cracktrs, dealers' cost 6Uc; our
price, Ec.
. Oatmeal crackers, dealers' cost. 15c: our
price, 7Hc.
i Grahom crackers, dealers' cost 15c: our
I price, "14c.
i Arrowroot, dealers' cost 25c; price, J2V4C
( Lemon wafers, dealers' cost 26c: our
I price, 15q.
I Vnnlln wnfers, dealers' cost 25c: our
l' price, 15c.
Snnd molasses, dealers' cost 15c: our
I price, 8Uc.
OrRnire. MWPPtfl. rlnnlpra .n.l ic. ...
price, SUc.
Assorted Jumbles, dealers' cost He: our
prlrc, 10c.
Sultanas, dealers' cost 25c; our price, ISHc.
Ik bar, dcnlrrs' cost 25c; our price, 15c.
1. pound package soda biscuits, per pack
oge, 5c.
MEATS AND LARD
No. 1 sugar cured hame, llMc.
No, 1 California hams, JUc.
Fresh bologna, 6c.
Wctnrrwurst. 3 pounds for 25n.
I'nncy Imported summer sausage, 25c.
Veal loaf, per can, 10c.
Choice bonelfss corn beef, Cc. '
Fancy lean breakfast bacon, 12!Ac
tresh dressed chickens Saturday".
Fruits
Fancy large bananas, 12UC.
Choice California plums, per doz., 314c.
A'tiiKu juiv;j ii-imiiin, per IIOZ., liiftC.
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KELLEY & HEYDEN
They make shirts.
By Request
From many of our out-of-town
customers who will
arrive in Omaha during the
early morning of July 4th,
THIS STORE WILL REMAIN
OPEN UNTIL NOON THURSDAY.
H AY n Pile
IlAT UaLllS
TicSuwfcaiica
EXTRA SPECIAL SALE OF
MEN'S FINE TROUSERS
Too large a trousers stock they have got to move and
quickly realizing that low price is the best salesman
All $a.00 trousers now 51.50
All 4-1.50 trousers at 2.50
All' $5.50 to $7.50 trousers now 3.75
Young men's fine odd trousers that sold for $2.00 to $5.00
now on sale, at 05c, $1.50 and $2.50.
Our entire stock of boys' and children's spring nnd summer
suits reduced to half and less of regular prices.
Big Clearing Sale on Men's Summer Underwear
PrlopR one-half to onn. third' the roElllar
figures, Roods tho best and most Reasonable.
All the men's tine balbrlggan nnd lUlo
thread shirts and drawers In plajn 'and
fancy colors that wcro mado to sell at
11.25, on rale nt 50c.
All the men's flno balbrlggan thlrts and
drawers In plain and fancy colors thnt were
HAYDEN
BEFORE GOING ON YOUR VACATION
Call and inspect our lino of useful articles for Tourists, Ebony travollng sets, In
leather cases Flasks m sterling Bller and plntcd Collapslon sliver cups shaving
sets In cases last but not least, tho handy traveling company, with patent alcohol
lamp convenient for maklug tea or coffee or boiling eggs. Folds up and requires
but little space.
MAWHINNEY & RYAN CO.,
Jewelers and Art Stationers.
During July and August
we will close our store Saturday even
ings at 6 o'clock.
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler,
1510 UouKlnn St.
NO
PAIN
to havo a tooth extracted
when VITALIZED Ain is
used. leaves no after
effect".. Examinations froo.
Good Set Teeth 15.00
Gold Fillings 31.50 up
Teeth Cleaned 76c
Taft's Philadelphia Dental Rooms
j 1517 Douglas St.
It Takes GOOD TOBACCO and HAND
THE
Is Now Being Made From Fine Cuban Tobacco, Crop of 1900.
F. It. RICE M. C. CO., Manufacturers, St. Louis. UNION MADE
Grand Clearin2 Sale
on Men's Clothing.
You mil have unrestricted choice of all tho
Btein, Uloeh & Co. and IJnrt, SchafTncr & Marx
linest $20.00 to $27.50 SPIUNG AND SUMMER
SUITS in our store for
$10.00
A few words to announce n GIGANTIC
MOVE, but every word means a world of profit
to you.
We will also place on sale about 800 men's
fine, stylishly made suits, reduced from ?10,
$12.50, $15 and $18, to create lively selling we
will let them go at the ridiculously low price ot
$5 and $250
mado to sell at 75c, on snle at 35c.
All the men's balbrlggan shirts and draw
era In plain and fancy colors, regular 60s
values everywhere, on sale at 25o.
All the men's underwear that sold up to
33c, on sale at 19c.
All the men's union suits that sold up t
$1-25, go In this snle at 39c.
BROS,
15th nnd Douglns.
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