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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 10, 1901)
12 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE; WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1001. LIVELY FREIGHT SITUATION Iju of Eaihotd Men Centor Upon Keating in Chicago. RESULTS OF THE SANTA FE CUT Trnltlr MnunKi'M of Much Thriinttliuttl tlic riniilr" Art- Intr ret'd lit Oiitcimir of the Clilenifo , Cnnf errncc. All eyes In railroad circles nro turned upon the special mtctluK of the freight representatives of nil thu transmls sourl roads In prepress In Chicago. This conference resulted from a special call and is Intended to settle definitely Just what the roads will do In relatlou to tho blf? cut In frelRht tariffs announced for July IS. This movement was Inaugurated by tho Bauta Ke, which scheduled a slash of from 30 to C6 per cent beteen Chicago and Kan sas City, setting the railway world agog by Itn action. It meant that ivery line would meet the rut not only between thoso two tcrmlnuls, but also from Chicago to Omaha nnd all .Missouri river points, and also that ull overland through rates would then succumb on tho samo basis of per ctntage. The two weeks Interim between tho time of tho announcement nnd tho proposed be elnnlng of the movement allowed ample time for tho truffle men to get together and accomplish tho abolishment of the cut It they could ngrco to carry things back to tho old babls and stick by It. For that purpotm they are meeting In Chicago anil therefore they nro tho center of railroad trnlllc Interest. It seems to bo an open question as to what the result will be nnd no ratlrondor bero will even hazard an opinion of thu outcome. That Is because thero arc several different phases to the situation. Klrst, tho Santa Ke openly stated thnt It was cutting purely In self defense, that Its competitors wore cutting eocretly nil the time below tho agreed rates nnd wcro therefore taking from It nil Its business. It this Is true, It Is cutting meroly to bring the other roads to n Htnnd and to compel them to do something In common wl.h these rntes. In that case tho meeting now In session nnd tho agree ment which Ih hoped will result was Just what tho Santa Ko desired to bring nbout by Its radical move. Hut other lines Insist that tho Santa To was Just as much In tho secret cutting as any of them and In that case It Is difficult tn understand the meunlng of Its nctlon. However, Santa Fo traffic men tire held In blgh roputo as operators In their own lino of work by freight men of other railways and It la conceded thnt In cither event the lenders In tho movement had somo good reason for doing whnt they did, with a clever schemo behind It. It is understood that a definite alignment of roads exists on tho proposition to reach an agreement thnt will obviate the wholo nlo cutting on July 15. Omaha's general freight offices nrc all represented by. the head men. Ocncral Freight Agents Elmer II. Wood of tho Union Pacific, George T Crosby of tho Burlington and J. A. Kuhn of Iho Fremont. KIkhorn & Missouri Valley at tended In person the Important meeting and It Is understood that these three and tho lines they represent nro standing hnrd for an ngrccmcnt and no cuts. Somo of tho othor roads Interested, however, nre more Inclined to let, tho thing go through ns planned. Whatever other result Is accomplished, this agitation will undoubtedly bo tho end Of secret cutting for n Ilttlo while, six weeks ot least. Ono traffic man said that It took somo big bluff Hko that nt least once every two months now to keep the rates from be ing clopped clear out ot sight by the woakor lines. CbnilnR. o -t nl ; when n man can least afforfl'Tn n!?.: ft sure and quick euro for diarrhoea Is very ,wi)imiu wno nas given It n trial will tell you that tho quickest, surest and uiuat pieasani remedy In uso for this dis ease Is Chamberlaln'u Colin, nhni.m Diarrhoea lleracdy. Thoro Is no loss of time whon It Is used ns ono or two doses of It will cure any ordinary attack. It never imia, not. oven in tho most severe and uuukuiuus cases. For salo by nil druggists, ON THE .nilTIIWKSTIlt jaMj. Clicaii K-ciir-lnnn. $18.75, Milwaukee and return, July 20, 21 Cincinnati nnd return, $22,60, July 4, 6, C Detroit and roturn, $14.76, July 23, 24, 25. Chicago and return, $14.75, July 23, 24, 23 Very low rates to tho nutfalo exposition, City ticket office 1401-1403 Fnrnam stroct. Aililltlimiil ApcoiiiinoilntlonK. On account of tho very low rates mndo to Pfllnrnrln nnlnt. TUB UNION PACIFIC has placod In service nnother through Pull man tdeepor on train No. 3 for Denver leaving Omaha at 4:25 p. m. dally, and con tinuing until September 10. A tourist sleeper will also bo attached to this train for Denver, July 6 to 13 In clusive ' This service affords passcngors tho very best accommodations with the greatest pos Ible comfort. Reservations should bo made ns fnr In ad vance ns possible. Tel' 316Uy "ClCt mCC' 1324 Fnrnnra 8treet- JT Rencral BBrinc for Nebraska for Capitnl Stock Accident company, Gilt edged contract. Address the Union Acci dent Stock Co.. Donvor, Colo. Publish your legal notices in Tho Weekly Bee. Telephono 238. MRS. Special Sale Of pure silk hose, blnck or brown qualities that we never sold for less thnn $1.50 and $1.65 Ave will sell for Soc. A very fine quality silk plaited drop-stitch black hose, worth fully $1.00 we will sell for 50c. A broken line of children's black silk hose, sizes 0, 64 and 7 we will sell for just half former price. A lot of fancy hose, ranging in price from 50c to $1.00 all sizes we will sell for 2ue. ( Hemember, we nre making big reductions on all percale shirt waists. tfew turquoise belt and tie pins. 1 i HUSTON STOIIi: CI.UAHIKO SALE. Still (Irettter Itetluctloim on Alt Suiu mpr Gondii to Clone Them Out. (1,25 quality pure silk and wool crepo do chine In evening shades, fancy pure wool etamlnes, In dress goods department, 29c. 75 c strictly all wool challls, an Immense assortment of colors, light and dark grounds, now designs, clearing salo price ou bargain square, 15c. J2.0O ladles' shirt waists, whlto and colored, elaborately embroidered, on bar gain square, 9Sc, 25c quality high grado Imported dimities, light and dark grounds, all new designs, main floor hargaln square, 10c. Your choice, of any ladles' oxford tlo tn the houso at $1.93. Spochtol scarfs and shams, worth J1.E0, on sale tomorrow at 59c. SUMMER 0001)8 A HE OOINO FAST. 40c corded white goods, 10c. 23c fancy figured dimity, now patterns, 10c, 15c lawns, 5c. 25c figured tissues for waists, 10c. 65c silk ginghams, 45c. 50c silk ginghams, 25c. 25c mercerized foulards, 7,c. 25c colored dotted swIss, "He. 60c boys' summer shirt waists In base ment, 15c. 60c nnd 75c men's negligee shirts, 25c. 25c and 35c men's underwear In basement, 16c. HOSTON STORE, OMAHA, J. L. Ilrnndeis & Sons, Proprietors. Selling Rogers I'cot & Co. Men's Clothing. FREMONT INVITES OMAHA I'rohitlili. KxftirNloii (o Anniinl Stnto FlrpniPii'n To urn nine nt Xt'xt Wepli. J. C. Cleland. C. II. Mnv and Ooorco V. Wolz of Fremont are In tho city arranging j to sccuro If possible nu excursion from this city to tho annual statu firemen's tourna ment nt thu Uodgn county metropolis next week. Messrs. Cloland nnd May nre two of the oldest and most prominent citizens of the place, nnd to them more than to any other two men, probably. Is due tho ad vancement made by Fremont toward metro ' polltanlsm. Ever since the early settlers j formed bucket brigades nnd club cordons for lighting prnlrlu fires J. C. Clelnnd has been identified with tho fire lighting forcos of tho state. Thero has probably not been a fircracr.'H tournament, In tho state in twcnty-flvo years lu which he has not been nn active factor, and although he Is now well advanced lu years and In the financial world Is on the easy aide of the struggle, ho never misses a chnnce to mlnglo with dm fighters at their annual meetings. It Is proposed to sit aside Thursday, July 18, ns Omaha day, nnd tbei promoters nro here to Invite tho Commercial club, the Alc-Snr-rien nnd other organizations to Join In nn excursion to tho most beautiful city In tho state on that day. They como as representatives of tho organization of tho Knights of St. Eeb Itngus, which Is tho Fremont order of Ak-Sar-Dcn. Mr. Cleland has been Interested with n number of other progressive Fremont citi zens In tho cultivation of a consldcrriblo acreage of sugar beets for several years past and speaks hopefully of tho prospect this year. "Sugar beets were never In so promising nnd prosperous condition ns they nrc at this time In this stnte. I understand that tho Ames people have In omo 3,000 acres, and R. M. Allen has It figured out as a cer tainty that tho crop Is to outdo anything over accomplished In Nebraska. Wo have In some soventy acres at Fremont and the beets are in splendid condition." PICKPOCKETS AT MANAWA a I'ollce AnthorltlPM IIpcpIvp. Itepnrt of timrrniiH Torn-he nt the Summer Itmort, Judxlnsr from comnlalnts received ..t nn llco headquarters, pickpockets did a land offlco business at Lake Manawa last Sun- ffl? ,?t. The latest to complain Is A $15 In cash and a ch.el.7nr tTn0V?.." 5?.y.B South Omaha bank. Tho Job wns done, ho UH was getting on a car to cross 1.0 mo umaua side of tho river. Two women called up tho station by i.uuue, eucn complaining of having lost "..o. .- picKpocKet3 wtille at the lake. Ono lost $33 and the other $3.40. The police wm. u io.ni oi seven Jobs havo been reported. . Send articles ot Incorporation, notices of oiui-iwioiacrs meetings, etc.. to The Bee. Wo will give them proper legal insertion. Telephone 238. I.nke OkntinJI. The Ideal summer resort. Quickly and easily reached from Omaha via the Milwnu keo railway, tho only through line. City odlce. 1504 Farnnm street. Dr. Lord has returned. Office. Paxton block; hours, 2 to 4 Telephone, 33. Par af fine for JeHy Wo carry all kinds of SUnnlln tnw lcrs, Canners and Jellycrs. -OllKS-all sizes from 1-lnch to 3 Inches. PARAFFINE WAX-ln 5c, 10c, 15c and !5c packages. TURMENIC (Curcumnl In R in -. o packages. Wutch Our Hot Weather DruizCuts. Regular Price Pp,- 25o HIRE'S ROOT DEER, genuine .... 180 25o Vermont Root Beer (tho original).. 14o ... i..iu v-uuiiy i-iioapnaco fig snoots sucKy Fly Paner for k- $1.00 Family Syringe goc $1.00 Ueef, Iron nnd WIno 0c 10c Vaseline wo sell sc i.i its run UATAi.iif.iTrc Sherman & McGonnel! Drug Co. IfPk. n . . i nn i j r 1 1 L' ninrn rn rim t SIXTEENTH AND DODGE ST., OMAHA J. BENSON. j GUARDING UNCLE SAM'S CASH Army Fa7mt.st.r1 Tak Ortat Fricantltn Againit Bbbirt, SURROUNDED BY GUNS OF BIG CALIBER Mnjor Ilrnil SlniiKlitcr Xiiw Kimmteit In l'tittlnic Hnldlpra' Mnlnrlcn In lnvoloirn to Hp Split to the Vnrlon I'ostn, Payment of the troops In tho Department ot tho Missouri Is now In progress and tho offlco of the chief paymaster, whero Cap tain llrml Slaughter Is counting tho funds and placing them In envelopes to bo given to the soldiers, looks liko the snlesroom of a gun storu from the number nnd slzo of tho revolvers displayed to protect tho cash while In his hands. A fov years ngo tho government changed tho method ot paying tho troops and now only In exceptional cases does tho paymas ter visit the different posts. In most cases the money Is sent to tho post commander by express and Is paid to tho soldiers by htm, but before It Is sent the money duo each man Is placed In a separate envelopo by tho paymaster, and all deposits which the soldiers desire to mnko with the govern ment aro taken out nnd credited upon tho books. Dy renson ot this system the pay master has lor several days during the term of payment many thousands of dollars ex posed In his offlco and tho utmost caro Is taken to protect tho funds. Usually whllo tho work of counting tho money Is In progress thfi outer door of the paymaster's office Is locked and admission to tho room Is to bo gained only by application to the custodian of the building, who admits thoso only who havo business with tho paymaster nnd who are known to him. In the private office of thu paymaster ho nnd his chief clerk aro engaged In counting tho funds and placing them In tho envelopes. On cither sldo of them arc revolvers ready for bus iness and as clerks, ofllcers nnd tho stranger nre behind locked doors, It would go hnrd with any person who nttomptcd to rifle tho funds whllo In charge of the pay master. At times moro than $100,000 Is nn hand at ono time. A WOMAN TO UK PltETTV MltM llnvp Luxuriant nml (.lonn- llnlr, No Matter Wluit Color. Tho finest contour of n femnln fnnn thn sweetest smllo of a femalo mouth, loses something If the head Is crowned with scant hnlr. Scant nnd fnlllng hnlr, It la now known, Is caused by a paraslto that burrows Into tho scnln to tho root nf thn hair, where It saps tho vitality. Tho ltttlo white scales the germ throws up In burrow ing aro called dandruff. To euro dandruff permanently, then, and to atop falling hair that germ must bo killed. Newbro's Hor plclde, nn entirely now result of the chem ical laboratory, destroys tho dandruff cerm and, of course, stons tho falllnc- hnlr nnH cures baldness. Whon you kill tho germ you can't havo the dandruff or thin ha, "Destroy the cause, you remove tho effect." I.AKH OKOHOJI. On the Mllwnukee. ItnllvYny. For n short or a long vacation the beau tlful lake offers tho most economical yot delightful outing that Is available for Omaha people. Quickly and easily reached from Omaha via the .Milwaukee railway, altitude almost AOOO feet, air always cool and Invigorating, A beautiful, clear, deep lake with high shores picturesquely timbered with har wood tros3. Excellent fishing, boating and bathing. Moderate-priced but good hotels This is a list ot advantages not to bo equaled Full Information cheerfully furnished a tho Milwaukee railway city office, 1604 Far nam ttreet. F. A. NASH. O. W. A. Styles Novel so unlquo never so exquisite. A style snow not to be surpassed. LADIES' SHOES-Fostor's nowost crea tions. Eddy & Webster's hubnnlla, "Ford's aouDio aecKors- all tho new things are In MEN'S SHOES Nettleton's Hxcluslvo aiyies tne paco setter In high art shoe innKing. Clearance sale of Ml nrnVon u-. . nearly half of former prices 33H per cent on an lines, $1.98 for men's shoe tans nnivini,. Ing vlct kid, willow calf, Runsla calf vaiuos up to $5.00 sale price $1.08. 880 for choice of 280 pairs ladles' shoes and oxfords, broken lines a In nrtp as Boys' and mlwos' shoes broken lines nan price. Every Day Prices Shrader's Fig Powder ., 2g0 Shrador's 10-Minute Headachs Pow- d"71,,,, lc nd 25c nr. Bill s Special Summer Cough Cure ISo Dr. mil's Toothach DroDs in Shandon Bells Bonp 1()c Victor's Tonic Lotion for Freckles...'. 60c Chamberlain's Cholera Cura i Shrader's South African Diarrhoea Curo 25o Cudahy's Extract Boef 4g0 Shrador's Sunstroke Drops 45,3 AH 5a clars, 6 for 25c All 10c cigars, 3 for 25c Ico Cream Soda r Ico cream, pint 2oc Ico cream, quart sjc Wo sell morp ice cream than anv twn drug stores in the city, because we hava me nest, r-ouow the crowd to W. J. Shrader. 1602 N. 24th, corner Seward. 1IAYUKN llltO!). rcnt ClenrliiK Suit Thin Snlc llliU Dcllnnpp. $1.00 bedspreads at 65c. $1.25 bedspreads at S9c. $1.50, $1,75 up to $3.00 spreads all go at less than half price, 64-ln. bloochcd linen nt 17c. 5G-ln. line linen nt 25c. 60-In. very flno linen nt 33c. 70-ln. superior linen at 39c. At 60c, at 60c, nt 65c up to $1.50, cannot bo matched for twice the price at this sale. 8-4 linen pattern cloths, $1.50 quality $1. 10-4 linen pattern cloths, $2 quality $1.'.5. 8-4 nnd 10-4 cloths, worth $3.50 to $7.50, go nt $2, $2.50 nnd $3. 0-4 bleached sheeting, 25c qunllty nt 18c. 8-4 bleached sheeting, 22o quality nt 16c. 40-ln. lawn, 36c qunllty reduced to 15c. 75c Madras cloth for suits nt 30c. Opera batlsto, regular 75c grade, 49c. Striped MadraB, 35c grado reduced to 12 Wc. Cambric, 16 yards for $1; superior value. Long cloth, 12-yard bolt for 80c. 11AYDEN RROS. !2xcerilliiKl' l.uw Hntc ETcnrslona to thp Illnck llllli. Dates Salo: July 1 to 9, Inclusive. Hates: To Hot Springs from Sioux City and Missouri Valley, la., and Omaha, Nob., $16.00 for the round trip. From Lincoln nnd Superior, Nob., $14.00 for round trip. Proportionate rates from Intermediate points east of Long Fine. Minimum round trip rate, $10.00. To Deadwood and Lead, S. D., $4.50 higher than to Hot Springs, Transit Limit: Going trip, fifteen days: return trip, continuous passage. Final Limit: October 31. Sttpover: Stopover will ba allowed at any point on tho F., E. & M V. H. II. west of Stanton, Nob., within the going transit limit of fifteen days from dato of salo, Don't miss this opportunity to visit the wonderful Illnck Hills, Proportionate rates bnsod on tho nbovo will bo on Bale at stations cast of the Mis souri river. Ask your nearest agent for full Informa tion and bo sure your tickets rend via the North-Westorn lino. J. It. nUCHANAN, General Passenger Agent, Omnha, Chrnp Summrr Hxoiimlonn Vln Illi nois Cpntrnl n, n. St. Paul and roturn, July 10-August 31, $12.65. Minneapolis and roturn, July 10-August 31, $12.65. Dulttth and return, July 10-August 31, $16.05. Chlcngo and return, July 23-25, $14,75. Louisville nnd roturn, August 24-6, $21.60. nuffalo nnd return, evory day, $26.76, Circuit tours via Orcat Lakes to Buf falo and Intermediate points. Staterooms reserved In advance. Call at City Ticket Office, 1402 Farnam St., for particulars, or address W. H. Drill, D. P. A., I. C. n. n., Omaha Neb. SUMMER KXCtmSION' HATES. Vln thp Milwaukee Itnllivny. Juno 12, 13, 14 and 15, Omnha to Chicago and return, $14.76. July 4, 6 and 6, Cincinnati and return, $22.60. July 6, 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, 1604 Farnam st. Tel. 284. You pon't HavetoCome To our store theeo hot days If you have a prescription to -,be tilled,' or need anything else In our line; 3ust call up 747 and we will havo our lightning messenger nt jour houso In n mlnuto. It h a great saving of time and It don't coat you any more. Try It and nee, (it-in Cntnrrk Powilcr tlOo Tcmutntloit Tonic. 73c Wcat'H llrnln unit Serve Treatment. 17" All 23o Dentrlflces 19c 55o 4711 White n.ise filveerlno Sonn .... 12c SScXorter'H Little Liver Pills .,. fi $2.00 Cotton Itoof, Tahs"nnd Penny- iuui i'iiih ii nn iiiioh iiuui jieer (genuine) iSc $1 Cramer's Kidney nnd Liver Curo .. 75c $1 Feruna (special price by dozen) .... 75c 35c Cnstorln (kind vnn imv ni,nv U2i.L"M".v"i 26c viuuu luuui urusii ior 5c t Bettor ones for MORE MONEY See SCHAEFER'S Cut Price Drue Store. Tel. 747. S. W. Cor. lUth nnd ChlcBBo. Goods delivered FREE to ny part of city. IjlKSCOFIELDl lUIXCLOSUITCO.I Golf Skirts Are Here Wo are pleased to announce that thoso dark gray nnd dark blue golf skirts at $9.50 which a number of cus tomers have bocn waiting for nro now hero. All lengths from 38 to 43 In. long. All-waist measures, As thoso skirts aro equal In stylo, qunllty and design to nny ot those usually sold at $12.60 it might bo well for you to see thorn. SC0FIELD r ClOAia,SUITCO. 1 1010 1010 Donslns ftt. HAYDEMs Pianos Sold ments if Desired. This week we nro offering nstonishinp; bar gains in new nnd slightly used pianos. Every piano guaranteed to give satinfac. Hon or money refunded. Cliielcering, Fischer, Frnnklin, I.nineH, MarHhnll & Wendell nnd twenty-one oilier mnke.s to select from. Pianos moved, tuned nnd repaired. Telephono 1083. HAYDEN Watches i?nillVJV whim or fanc'' etches for rough ouslness wear, or for tho, most dressy ocenslon. All of our vntchpy are produotH of tho best skill, rtgnrdloss of prlco, and their timo-keeplng qualities hnvs our unaucstlonM Ruarnnte, Mawhlntioy Ryan Co., Jewelers and Art Stetlonen, . . Uth and Douglis i MAY ORDER STREET CLOSED 1 .Mnyor Moorrn Drclnrp North tpptilh Slrref 1111 ITnunfp Thoriumli- ' fnrp for I'nbllo Trnvrl, I "If somo steps are not taken Immedlattly to havo thu asphalt paving on Sixteenth street repaired 1 will order tho street closed between Fnrnam nnd Cuming streets," . Mayor Moores remarked. "The street Is ' now lu n dangerous condition and It cannot rcmnlu open to traffic much longer. j "Tho truth of tho matter Is that tho pav- lng ou Sixteenth street Is worn out. It, should be entirely rtaurfnecd. Where pav- j Ing Is In such bad condition repairs nrc only n tompornry relief. The tamo ex pense must bo met agnln next yenr. I "Although live of the councllmcn have cx-1 pressed n determination to spend $15,000, In repairing nsphalt streets, I nm not sure that I will approvo of such nctlon. Tho ' council nnd mnyor must tnko a stand 1 sooner or later on tho question of repairing! paving. Th" city cannot go on forever repairing old paving at n great expense when It is clearly the duty of tho property owners to hnve new paving laid." "Sixteenth street should bo closed up. It Is dangerous, and tho only way we can got It repaved and put Into first-class con dition Is by fencing It In. This plan wns adopted In Buffalo, N. Y. It did not tnko property owners long to dccldo thnt they must make repairs nt their own expense," said Councilman Hoye. "I will never vote for n resolution which will mnko It posslblo to spend nny more money In repairing Six teenth street. Every yard of tho paving should bo torn out. Knough monoy has been spent on paving thnt Is worn out " Kxonrnloti TIpKpIh to Npvt Yorlf. Commencing July 1 the Lnko Shore fiz Mlchlgnn Southern railway will sell re dueod rnte tickets Chicago to Now York nnd roturn, good for stop nt Pan-American exposition. Low rnte Duffnlo tickets are Also now on sale, night trains dally. Send 4 cents In stnraps for printed matter nnd full Information. F. M. Dyron, O. W. A.. Chicago; M. S. Olios, T. P. A., Chicago. wn ii wTMTMTrnrr 1 11 Mtf .Vn-' r . k&Lvi .r.r c ,w ri bti via GOOD PIANO NEWS. Tomorrow wo place on snlo the following new, hIIkIiIIv used up right and nqunro Plnno nnd Kunriintrp to save thu purohnfer thn price of ono yenr's muslo lessoni given by n competent teacher Kbony finished upright, 475 full slzo, only v C U Rosewood rnno, upright, f itn 71-3 octaves, only U I1U Mnhcgnny, upright. 4HQ I goon ns new, only WIUU Bcnuttfut now samplo C(2Q plnno worth $3'jO, only. wlUO Antlquo oak lVuso Q 900 plnno worth $100, nt .. wCOO 76 used siiunro jilanoH, all guar, nntecd, at $:'5. $38, $19, $M and up. Now Stulnwny. Vnsc, Emerson, Steck, A. 13. Clmse nnd Stegor plnnns are offered nt greatly re duced prlcPM. Old plnnoH taken lu o-clinngo. Wo nend plnnon for trial In your homo even though you live 6"W iiiIIom nwny mid KUiiriinleo natlxfuutlon or piano Ih roturnrd to us nt our expense for railway frelghtx both wnys. Cntalogues nnd a pr 011a letter contiilnlng speelnl prices and full description of our easy payment plan furnished free upon application. SCHMOLIER & MUELLER, THE LEADING PIANO DEALERS IN THE WEST 1313 Furni'tn St., Oinulin. J Telephone 1(125 m 337 Broadway, Co. Muffs. J Telephone 378. JO Don't Wish You Had Takon a Kodak . . . HUT GET ONE NOW. Nothing will glvo you so much pleasuro afterwards as looking ovor pictures of places visited on your vncntlon, A beautiful folding . 4xB TOCO CAMEItA with OAIlllYINO CASE, fe.fiD, Wo carry nil good makes and can advise whnt Is best suited for you. Sample copy of Photocraphlo Month ly free. THE ROBERT DEMPSTER COMPANY 1215 Pnrnnm Strcat. Wholesnlo n'ld retail dealers In photo supplies. HAYDEN Is on Easy Pay BROS ONLY GOOD you and the men you buy from, Special Cut in Ledies Oxfords $5 values, now $1.90 Genuine hand turns nnd wells, with extension soles, dark tan kid, selected stock, a neat, cool walking shoo for the hot months. At present we have all sizes and widths. 1 H Kever in the history of Omaha ha there been such a grand display of bargains as we are showing today in our BAKGAIN HOO.M. No seconds, no soiled or damaged goods, but 1D01 neat new styles nt one-third off the priee thnt other houses are selling seconds and damaged goods. COMPARE THESE PRICES WITH A NY OTHER HOUSE IX THE WEST. Wash Goods 18,000 ynrds of regular 10c dimities nnd orgnndlri, on this snln only 3Hc 20,01)") ynrds of i2V4e nnd 16c orRnndte.i, lawns, bntlstns nnd other goods sold up to 25o, nil go ut 5c 25,000 yards of tho very tlnost dlmltlos, orgundloH, liutlstcs, Jnoonets nnd goods thnt always noil nt 25o to 35c 7'4c 25,000 ynrds of tho flneMt importod Irish, French nnd Scotch dlmltlPH, fit. Oall BwI.ihch In llnon colors, Persian nnd flornl designs, In nil the popular shndes of light blue, pink, hollo, nnvy, nnd 10.000 yards of tho now black und white, every ynrd worth from 35o to Mo yurd, nil will go nt ono price, only 10c 6o. Hhlrtltig prlntH 2V4c lba Htnndni'd prints, nil colors 2,ic l(ci nhuker flaunol 2c 25c Imported percnle 5c 33o pereules, 36-Inch wide 2ic Boys' Clothing 23o crash pnnts 10c 25c brownie overalls 15c Hoys' blouse wash suits 15c Hoys' Jl.oo crash suits 45c Hoys' )2.CO crash suits . lOc Hoya' filM wool duIIb Ko U.v' tj.QQi wool suits ....i. Furnishing Goods Mon's &c suspenders l2Uc Hoys' 25c suspenders , i2Ue Men's 50c glnghnm shirts & Ladles 2oc vests m0 Men's J1;00 dress shirts, scpnrato collars ' nnd cuffs 29c Domestics and Linens 10c nnpklns, ench ic 15c nnpklns 3- 10c towels 2Wc 13c towels c 25c towels, extra lnrgo fl Hest table oil cloth lta Cxtrn heavy Husslun crash 3'ic Silks-Grand Silk Sale 1.000 yards of fncono i:wc 10.(00 yards of plain silks nt uc 10,000 ynrds of Jap silks 25c $1.00 silks nt .. 39c R'IAJ' SALB 0N' HAMMOCKS. SPHCIAIi SALE ON CROQUET SETS. 1 IS NAf Pill um urn Oxfords and Slippers The best makes and latest styles of summer Bhoes at lesa than manufacturer's cost 93c for ladies' fine 1.50 vicl strap slippers IOE for Indies' ?2.00 vici kid hand turned strap I m4I slippers, trimmed with bow '. liifaW Ladies' Fine Oxfords, QQa for ladies' fine .?J.f0 kid UUl -with kid tips IOC for ladies' fine 2.00 vici kid oxford ties, with 1 OK bJ single flexible soles and tips lifcil SjflT for Indies' fine 2.o0 and " I lies, with flexible hand tans or blacks Misses' and Children's 9 for misses' fine ?l.fi0 vici kid strap 01 slippers TELt for children's fine 1.20 kid strap I Vll slinners Infant's fine kid shoes, 35c and 50c. Youth's Tennis Oxfords, 30c. Men's Tennis Oxfords, 50c. y AYDEN SHOE MEN Only good shoe men know good shoes, The knowledge of them is born of experience, not of luck, and so it comes that buying shoes costs lots of mon ey because knowledge of shoes is too far removed from 1101 m SB Wednesday in the Bargain Boom Grocery Sale 10 hnrs best lnundry soap, 26c. 10 pounds cornmcal. 10c. 10 pounds rye flour, 19c. 4 pounds whole Jnpnn rice, 25c. i pounds ppnrl tnploca, 25c 4 pounds bhro, 25c. Unrtlctt pears, per pound, fi l-3c. Snn Jose county penches, per Hi., 8 l-3c. I.nrfle Mulr penchos, per lb,, 10c. Sntitn Ulnrn prunes, per lb. fie. Largo suRnr-curcd prunes, per lb., S l-3c. Cracker Sale Wo have broken tho combination on Crackers. Wo nro selling Crackers for less thnn tho cost to tlm dealers. Ginger Simps, dealers- cost CVtc, our price, 3c. Soda Crnckcrs, dealers' cost 6ic, our price Cc. Oyster Crackers, deulers' cost GHc, our price 6c, Ontmcal Crackers, denlcrs' cost 15c, our prlco 7Hc. Ornliam Crackers, dealers' cost 15c, our price T'sc. Arrowroot, dealjrs' cost 25c, our prlco )oinon Wafers, dealers' cost 25c. our prlco 5c. Vanilla Wafers, dealers' cost 25c. our price 15c. Hand Molasses, dealers' cost 15c, our prlco S l-3c. prango Sweets, dealers' cost 15c, our price o 1-3C. Assorted Jumbles, denlcrs' cost 15c, our price 10c. Siiltumis, dealers' cost 25c, our price 12Uc. I' Is War, dealers' cost 2.io, our price 15c. 1-lb. packngo Soda Biscuits, per package Meats No. 1 Bugnr-curcd hams nu0 I . -"i.iuiiuu Ijuinn Veal lonf, per can k Chipped dried beef ibc 6-pound pnlls fresh leaf lard 62c Fruits Fnncy California Pears, per doz 150 v.i"tvp .uiuuiio, per aoz ibq j Butter Frosh Country Butter 120 Fnncy dairy, a good table butter 10c I Choice sepnrator creamery 18c firAat rlAp ing sale on kid turn sole 98c, $1.25 and $1.47 oxford ties, QQa wOC 3.00 vici kid oxford turned solo. I 1.41 Slippers, 98c and 75c 98c 75c BROS 98c BROS. 3