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WABASn IS BRANCHING OUT
Baparat Fnifht Aftnolii to Ba EiUb
lliied in tko Two Omaha.
SECEDES FROM THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Auditor noma of Kn City la Ht
Checking t'n Arcounta I'rellmlnnrr
to Installation of Aent for
Increased I'rrlutit Service.
Tho Omaha & St. Louis, tho recent pur
chaso of the Wabash, will establish sep
arate agencies In Omaha and South Omaha
at once. This means that It will become
n Important factor In tho local freight
situation.
Heretofore J. V. LMctrlck, freight agent
for the Illinois Central, has been Joint
agent tor tho Omaha & St. Louis road at
Omaha and South Omaha, but the new
owners have decided to abolish this ar
rangement. Auditor W. II. Itoas of Knnsaa City Is
here for the Omaha & St. Louis read,
checking up accounts. Ho wilt Install
Ocorgo A. Cook as agent at Omaha. The
road will still use tho Omaha Urlrtgo &
Terminal freight depot at Eleventh and
Chicago streets in common with tho Illi
nois Central. William Lyons will be made
ngent at South Omaha, with offices in the
Stock Exchange building, at the saino
time.
At tho annual meeting of hc Wabash in
Toledo, October 8, tho stockholders will
formally complete tho purchaso of the
Omaha & St. Louis road by providing for
the Issuance of $3,500,000 3i per cent gold
bonds.
This proposition also provides that all of
these bonds not required In tho purchase
of the Omaha & St. Louis Ilallroad com
pany and In tho dlschargo of existing lines
thereon shall bo tho property of the Wa
bash Ilallroad company and tho proceeds of
not less than 1500,000 thereof shall bo ex
ponded In tho betterment of tho Omaha &
St. Louis railroad and In the acquisition
of new equipment (or that line,
ItOCK ISLAND'S Kli PASO USE.
Progress In the Constrnctlon of Itond
Into New Mexico,
W. F. Callahan, a railroad contractor
whose headquarters are In Omaha, returned
yesterday fiom Now Mexico, whro ho has
about completed a grading contract on tho
Hock Island's extension to El Paso. This
now lino runs from Liberal, Kan., to El
Paso, and will bo In operation January 1.
Mr. Callahan's outfit Is working on a fit-tccn-mllo
stretch Just across tho Now Mex
ico lino, which will bo finished September
15 and tho outfit shipped to Omaha. Rails
havo been laid as far as Laguna, which Is
nearly on the New Moxlco-Toxas lino. From
that point track Is being laid at tho rato of
two nnd a halt miles dally and It is the In
tention to reach tho Canadian river by Sep
tember 16. Thcro tho work will be held up
for sixty days by tho building of a bridge
400 feet long and 135 feet high.
From El Paso north the line has already
boon completed as far as Carrlzosa, N. M.,
and tha grade finished to the Canadian river.
It nothing unforeseen occurs tho road will
be in operation by the first of tho year. It
has been built In a substantial manner
throughout, eighty-pound rails being laid,
steel and iron bridges built and fine station
buildings erected.
Tho Rock Island will then, have tho short
line between Omaha and Chicago and the
southwest, Including tho City of Mexico and
southern California points. A fine through
service will be maintained botween these
places.
The completion of the El Paso lino has
revived talk of tho Falrbury-Sallna cut-off,
whloh would shorten the routo between
Omaha and the southwest another hundred
miles and place a largo amount of fine ter
ritory at the disposal ot Omaha's Jobbers
and manufacturers. However, It Is not
thought that anything will bo dono with
this project until spring, but It would not
be surprising to see It completed then.
Tho Rock Island has also been busy In an
other direction and announces that trains
arc now running on tho completed portion
of tho Anadarko-Enld line In Oklahoma, a
distance ot forty miles. Tho following sta
tions havo been opened: Lahoma, Ring
wood, Isabella and Okeenc.
MAY OVEN UP SEW TERRITORY.
Jamea J. 11111 Said to tie Planning (or
Canadian Trade.
James J. Hill of tho Great Northern Is
credited In the northwest with the Inten
tion ot extending that road In such a way
that it may enter now territory In Ne
braska, Colorado and Kansas by means ot a
traffic arrangement with the Burlington.
The recent acquisition by tho Great
Northern ot the Great Falls & Canada
railroad Is said to be only tho first movo
In that direction. This Is a narrow gauge
line and extends tor 130 miles from Leth
bridge In Alberta province to Great Falls,
Mont., where It forms a Junction with the
Great Northern. A third rail Is to be laid
on this road to mako It standard gauge,
when It will be a valuablo coal-hauling Hue'
from tho Canadian fields. Then tho Great
Northern la to build southeasterly for
about 190 miles from Great Falls through
the Judith basin country to Billings, Mont.,
on tho Northern Pacific and Burlington.
With this now line In uso the Great North
ern could ship direct from the Puget sound
country or from the great Canadian coal
fields to Nebraska and Kansas via Illlllncs
and the Burllnston road. It would bo a
short line between theso points and would
undoubtedly be a paying Investment.
LIGHT
IIA1NS
I.N
NI3I1IIASKA.
Burlington and Klkliorn Receive He
porta of Pleasant Tone.
General but light rains fell In many por
tions of Nebraska Friday night, greatly
Improving tho condition ot pasturage and
making fall plowing easier.
Tho Burlington reports rain all over lta
southern division, from .05 ot an Inch at
Superior to 1.15 at Creto, which received
tho 'banner ralu ot tho night. Central City
had .36 of an Inch and .40 fell at Kearney,
The sandhill country got a good rain,
Greeley reporting .37, Erlckson ,65, Burwell
.63 and Loup City .34.
Rains on the Elkhorn wore reported
s from Scrlbner, Long Pino nnd Atkinson In
' tho north. Showers fell on the Superior
line from Missouri Valley, la., to York,
and also on the Omaha and Lincoln line.
INSUFFICIENT PASSKNGHIl CARS.
Conntr anil State Fnlr Senaon Ilrlnica
Hear)' Travel.
Western roads nnd themselves greatly
hampered for lack of a sufficient supply ot
passenger equipment to meet tho extraor
dinary demands now mado upon them. The
county and state fair season has arrived
nd thero Is an imporatlve call for cars.
Added to this county fair business Is La
bor day business, which Is Incrcailng the
embarrassment, as a great many of the
Industrial centers throughout the west are
making special arrangements to celebrate
this year. There never has been a period
of like length In the history of tho rail
roads when there has been so much pas
senger traffic as during the last summer.
Its proportions have been a surprise to
passenger officials and, notwithstanding the
reported crop failures, It kesps up with
surprising steadiness.
Temporary Dams,
The Union Pacific is putting' In two tem
porary dams at Rock River, Wyo to sup
ply that station with water during the dry
season. One of them will be about seventy
feet long and the other ninety feet, holding
nearly 1,000,000 gallons. Rock river Is
usually empty from ten to twenty days
during the dry season and these dams are
put In to avoid a water famine. A corps
of engineers has recently been at Rock
River establishing sites tor two permanent
reservoirs, ono to hold 35,000,000 gallons
and tho other about 20,000.000 gallons.
Ice Cream Social,
The members ot tho Knights and Ladles
of Security will give an Ice cream social
on Thursday evening next at their hall In
tho Bee building. Admission, 15 cents.
Friends of the order are Invited to attend.
Tho Christian Endeavor society ot
Kountzo Memorial oburch will give a coun
try teto on tho lawn of tho summer homo of
Rev. E. F. Trcfz, 4930 California street
(Dundee), Tuesday ovcnlng, August 27.
Dundeo car line will conneot with tho Far
nam street line every fifteen minutes. Ico
cream and cake will bo served for 15 cents.
Strangers and friends aro Invited to attend.
For Sale. ' '
Having retired from tho retail business
our property at 14th and Nicholas streets,
consisting ot good ofllco building, large
wagon scales, sheds, fences, etc., is for
sale. Hereafter wo will conduct a whole
salo business exclusively.
KANSAS & NEBRASKA FUEL CO.,
304 South 16th St.
Lawn social and entertainment given by
Social lodge No. 102, Degree ot Honor,
Tuesday ovcnlng, August 27, 1901, at real
dcuco ot Sister Arnold, 1533 North 19th
street. Icecream and cake. Tickets, 15c.
The ftorthweaiern Line.
112.65,
ST. PAUL AND RETURN.
Aug. 10-31.
DULUTH AND RETURN,
$16.95,
Aug. 10-31.
HOT SPRINGS AND RETURN.
Aug. 10-31.
$18.0.
DEADWOOD AND RETURN,
$21.25,
Aug. 10-31.
LOUISVILLE AND RETURN,
Aug. 24-26.
$21.60.
CLEVELAND AND RETURN,
Sept. 7-10,
Less than halt fare.
VERY LOW RATES
to the
BUFFALO EXPOSITION.
CITY OFFICES,
1401-1403 FARNAM ST.
Re-No-May powder brings relief to tender
feet.
Via Baltimore & Ohio Ilallroad Ac
count Concatenated Order of
Hon Ilnoa.
September 7 and 8 tho Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad company will sell excursion tickets
from Chicago to Norfolk, Va., at rato of
$20 tor the round trip, good for return
until Septomber 15, account Concatenated
Order of-Hoo Hoo. For further informa
tion call on or address J. C. Burch, T. P.
A., Omaha, or B. N. Austin, general passen
ger agent, Merchants' Loan and Trust
building, Chicago.
A sweet fresh complexion Is the Index
ot a healthy skin. The best cure for poor
complexions la a bath treatment. Tho
natural, sensible way. Tho Bathery, rooms
216-220 Bee building; telephone 1716.
A. O. V. W. Picnic.
Oakland, Neb., and return August 28,
$1.75. Tickets at Webster street depot.
Have Root print it.
DIED.
TREITSCHKE Clarence Q. Steldcr, August
zi, iwi, linen l. ycura.
Funeral Monday afternoon. August 26, at
3 o'clock, from residence of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Julius Treltschke, 909 South Twcntloth
street. Interment Prospect Hill.
SUMMEIl COLDS AND HAY FKV13II-
The very latest remedy for colds nnd hay
fovcr out Is Qulnncetol. This Is an nrtlo o
of great merit for tho speedy euro of sum
mer colds. It has all tho benefits of tho
various laxative qulnlno preparations and
lacks tho bud effect notlceublo In thOBJ
compounds. A summer cold Is very stubborn-harder
to cure. In fact, than n winter
cold, but a box of Qulnacetol will knock It
sky hlKh. Our cut price, 20c a box.
$1.00 TEMPTATION TONIC 71c
$1.00 CRAMER'S KIDNEY CURE 75c
$1.00 PERUNA 75c
$1.00 Ilcr's Malt Whisky 75c
$1.00 Hu-Can Hnlr Tonlo 5o
$1.00 Uncle Sam's Tobacco euro 60c
$1.00 West Brain nnd Nerve treatment 17c
50c Gem Catarrh Powder 30c
50c nirnoy Catarrh Powder 353
60c Diarrhoea Cordial 23 c
60c Syrup of Figs
35cCnstorla 2c
60c Malted Milk 4?3
60c Mellcn's Food ..' 40a
$2.00 Carl Cramcr'b Cotton Root, Tansy
nnd Pennyroyal Pills..., $1.00
SGHAEFER'S c Drue Stora.
Tel. T47. t. W. Car. lb ana Chtaag.
Saeaa delivered FJIKE to air part at sit.
I
Rest and Recuperation
in the
ROCKIES
The cool mountain retreats ot
Colorado and Utah reached best by
THE UNION PACIFIC. Do not
make a mistake. All western
states and points ot Interest
reached with least Inconvenience
via the Union Pacific.
Round Trip Rates
Between Omaha and
Pueblo $19.00
Colorado Springs 19.00
Denver 19.00
Glonwood Springs 31.00
Salt Lake City 32.00
Ogden 32.00
Tickets on Sale Aug. II to 31 Inclusive
Pueblo $15.00
Colorado Springs 15.00
Denver 15,00
Glenwood Springs 25,00
Salt Lake City 30,00
Ogden so.oo
Tickets on Sale Sept. I to 10 Inclusive
GOOD FOR
RETURN TO OCT. Jl, HOI.
New City Ticket ofllce
1.184 Farnani SI, Tel. 310.
Union Station
10th and Marcy. Tel, 030.
m VSSHtiiRSSl
THE OMAHA DAILY mm HUyPAY, AUGUST !!, 1001.
BOSTON STOHK HUDSPHUAtl "AI.K.
Trarelln Men's Samples of Red.
prrnu Psrckuti front a CfcU
caico Wholesale llonxe,
ON SALE MONDAY
In 3 lots, at 49c, 85c and $1.50 oach.
Thero aro 72 trunksfull that aro the earn
pies of 72 traveling men. Tho lot consists
of all kinds ot spreads. Including tho finest.
and wo offer them at about a third their
value.
$6 BEDSPREADS FOR $1.60.
Marseilles bedspreads,, fringed and un
fringed; all are perfect, but soma are
soiled. They are worth up to-$6 each,
wholesale; on salo at $1.50.
Bedspreads that sold at wholesale for
up to $2.50, meaning $3.60 spreads at re
tall, go at 85c each. These aro all perfect.
All the bedspreads that sold at wholesalo
for up to $1.25 each we havo placed In the
49c lot.
This is the greatest sale ot bedspreads
ever held In the city; the values are phe
nomenal. We ndvlso you to como early
tomorrow, as tho best naturally go first.
BOSTON 8TORE, OMAHA,
J. L. Brandels & Sons, Proprietors.
Selling Rogers, Pcet & Co. Men's Clothing,
Fishing nnd tlantlna;.
The angler will find In Utah ample oppor
tunities to indulge In his favorite aport
The mountain streams are stocked with
gamy trout and tho but .little, less gamy
black bass abounds In the waters of Utah
lake. In season good duck hunting can
be had on Utah lake, tha Jordan and around
the pools and lagoons of the Salt Lake val
ley. On tbo mountain sides grouse are
plentiful and larger game can be found on
the mountain ranges of the Uintah and
Uncompahgre reservation.
For time-tables, folders, Illustrated books,
pamphlets descriptive of the territory tra
versed or any Information, apply at city
ticket office, 1324 Farnam street; telephone
316
STILL AFTERJTHE BURGLARS
Omnha Police Department Adda Two
New Scalps (o Its Delt of
Trophies,
Tho pollco havo added to their belts tho
scalps ot two new burglars giving tbo
names of Gcorgo Thurston and Charles
Allen, In tho sweatbox yesterday these
young men confessed to looting the homo
of Mrs. Martha Johnson, 2602 South Thir
tieth street, on tho night of August 22,
from which they took two gold watches,
a quantity ot Jewelry nnd part of a silver
tea service. Entrance to tho houso was
affected by crawling through the cellar
window and then removing a panel from
tha door at the head of the cellar stairs.
Tho men wcro arrested at Sixteenth and
Cuming streets yesterday morning by Officer
Morris. Each had a big revolver In his
hip pocket and ono had a bunch ot six new
skeleton keys, still bright from the file
of tho locksmith. They admitted that
theso keys wero to havo been used In a
burglary planned for tonight.
They havo been Identified by a Mrs. Mary
Llndqulst, 1038 South Twenty-third street,
as tho pair who three days ago unlocked
her front door and enterod without the
formality ot knocking. When she caught
sight of them from where she was work
ing In tho kitchen sho screamed and thoy
ran away.
Allen admits that ho served a term In the
Wisconsin penitentiary for looting an
opera house In Sheboygan. He says he
was reared In tho St. Joseph Orphanage,
New York City. Of his pal, Thurston, less
Is known.
Publish your legal nott.ts in Tha Weekly
Bee. Telephone 238.
Artistic
Footwear
A general gathering ot smart styles, cor-
roct shoe fashions, for men, women, boys
and children elcganco and exclusive styles
not tbo common kind so much In evidence
clsowhcro each and every shoe shown
hero fall styles 1901 price always much
less we sell high grado shoes only.
Men's shoes from
$7.00 down to $1.50
Women's shoes from
$6.50 to $1.50
Boys' shoes from
$3.50 to $1.00
Misses' shoes from
$2.50 to $1.00
THE ROCHESTER SHOE CO.,
1515 Douglas St.
Fall and
Winter Styles
The Hill Pants Go.
havo just received their com
plete line of pants patterns
the largest ever shown in
Omaha and are making them
to order for
$3.50
$5.00
Give them an order for your
fall pants and they will save
you from 2 to $4 on every
pair.
Pants Co.,
320 S. 15th St., - Omaha.
MIN.XKSOTA STATIC I'AIH.
ftpplemtirr n to 10,
In addltlna to nil other jtood reasons for
visiting Minnesota during the first ten days
In SeptcmUr tho Minnesota stole fair affords
one of tho best. Extraordinary attractions
uavo ucou procured for this stalo fair and
tho Northwestern linn hnvn nnnnnnrml ii.
cecdlngly low rates from Omaha and points
on their line la Kwa and Nebraska to St.
Paul, Minneapolis and tho Superiors for
.... . . . -
ocjuomocr l to 10.
Tickets on salo dally with limit October
31.
Seo any agent of tho Northwestern line
for further particulars.
J. It. BUCHANAN,
General 1'asscngcr Agent,
For policies that am slaht drafts at
maturity apply to II. D. Neely, managsr
Equitable Life, 20G-2GS Bee building.
Ladles' nnd Minors' suits, skirts, waists,
wrappers, underskirts, millinery, etc., cash
or credit, People's Store. 10th and Farnara
Ask your druggist or glove dealer about
Re-No-May powder. A great economy In
hot weather. Cures excessive perspiration
saves gloves, parasols and line dress
goods. No dress shields needed it you use It.
Re-No-May skin foua tor racial massage.
Re-No-May cream softens and whitens
hands and face. A. Mayer Co., 220 Boa
building. Consultation free from 2 to 1
dally.
Lake UkoboJI.
Tha Ideal cummer resort. Quickly and
easily reached from Omaha via the Milwau
kee railway, the only through Una.
City office. 1504 Farnam street.
For the benefit of patrons who cannot
mako daytime appointments tho Bathery
now open Thursday and Saturdny ovenings.
Tolophono 1716. Rooms 216-220 Bco Bldg.
Bead articles of Incorporation, nottcas ot
stockholders' meetings, etc., to The Bae.
We will give them proper legal insertion.
Telephone 238.
For ezcesslTS perspiration try Re-No-May
powder.
WARASH EXCURSIONS
$13,00 m"" $13.00
CR flR Cleveland nnd return OC flR
0i03 on sale Sept 8 to 13 )Di 03
QI New York City and re- Q
vul turn, on salo dally wOl
The above rates via tha Wabash
from Chicago. For the G. A. IU en
campment at Cleveland. O., have your
tickets read via tho Wabash to De
troit and thence via tho D. & C. Nav.
Co., to Cleveland, a beautiful trip
across Lako Erie. Tho Wabash runs
on Itj own trucks from Kansas City,
St. Louis and Chicago to Buffalo.
Mary special rates will bo given dur
ing the summer months. Stopovers
allowed on all tickets at Niagara Fulls.
Bo suro your tickets read via the
WABASH ROUTE. For rates, fold
ers and other information, call on
row nearest ticket agent or write
Iarry K. Moorcs, Gcnl. Agent, Pass.
Dept., Omaha, Neb., or C. S. Crane.
G. P. & T. A., St. Louis, Mo.
Honest Work
and
Honest Prices!
Paying moro than wo ask will lnsuro
you no better work or material. You
can't do better you may do worse.
TAFT'S PHILADELPHIA DENTAL
ROOMS, 1517 Doug'" st
MONDAY'S SPECIAL BARGAINS
at the
BOSTON STOItlS DltCG DEPT.
West's Brain and
Nerve Treatment
3 Boxes (or 23c.
Good pair Crutches, any size 9So
Good Feather Duster loo
Good Whisk Broom jQ
2- quart Fountain Syringe, guaranteed
ono year 4j0
3- qunrt Fountain Syringe, guaranteed
one year t9c
3 packages Poison Fly Paper Be
Fisher's Root Beer go
Lavender Flowers, ounce ioc
All prescriptions formerly filled nt Klns
ler Drug Co., Eco-.otnlcal Drug Co., Now
Economical Drue Co., Waldron & Campbell
and Mcrritt-Grah&m Drujr Co., can now be
rilled only at
BOSTON STORE
J DRUG 19 DEPT.
--
Janitors
We wnnt to call the attention
oUr many JANITOR CUSTOMERS
our new line.
of
to
window minimis
CHAMOIS SKINS
STEAMBOAT MOPS
COTTON MOPS
LINEN SLASIIEIIS
1'EATIIEII DUSTEnS
FLO OK IHIUSHKS
CAltltlAGE SPONGES
METAIi POLISHES
SCIIIJI! IHtUSHES.
Jas. Morton & Son Go.
1311 Dorisr Street.
Tool Headquarters,
IF YOU WEAR
we wm 10 00 IT
But It Is a case of must. We liked the
good old wuy of volltng good goods for
nothing, but others say, nit; sumo other
fellows kick, not themHelvns, but to tho
Ejbllc; nevertheless, THEY KNUCKLE
lOWN nnd sell Just tho samo as we do
ns follows:
8. S. 8. (largo) i.6o
8. 8. S. (small)
Ptnkham's Compound bOc
8wnmp Root (lurgo) 85a
Swamp Root (small) lie
Syrup of Figs 0o
Wakefield's 1!. B. Balsam 30a
Chamberlain C. & D. Remedy 23o
Bromo Qulnlno I'oo
Carter's l'llls 20g
Melllns Food 0a
lllro's Root Beer l$a
Ltsterlne 75c
Cutlcura Soap 20a
Eye Cream Balm 75a
Ely Cream Balm "5o
Compnro the prices above with tho fel
lows that kick and "don't" and seo how
near they aro alike.
FULLER M CO.,
14th DosiIm lis.
AN INNOVATION,
llirurilnn In Nrr VnrU t lUHtmnr
Ohio llnllrnail,
Round trln llitt u.lll l, nl.l frnm tilt V
1 in October 20, Chlcr, to New York, at
a M a ...
ji mr me round trip, with stopover going
nt cither Washington, Ilnltlmnre or I'hlU
delphln or at the Pan-American exposition
reluming. This will enable you to visit
Atlantlo City or other seaside resorts. Send
12 cents for "Ouldn to Washington" and
"Reasons Why." For further Information
call on or address J. 0 llurch, Omaha. Neb.,
or II. N. Austin, General l'asscngcr Agent,
133 Adams street, Chicago.
For tired feet Rc-No-May powder.
Hamilton Warren, M. 0 eclectic and
magnctlo physician, ofT.ce at tha Central
hotel, Cor. 16th and Dodgo streets, till a
suitable location can be found. Special at
tention to all long standing or lingering
diseases and to diseases of women and
children.
Nothing like Re-No-Mny powder for ex
cessive perspiration of hands or feet; posi
tively cures tender and swollen feet, corns
and bunions.
Incitiest Given Verdict nt I'Icm rlnmt.
CLEVELAND, O.. Auk. 2.-Coroticr Hl
man todav rendered his verdict on the
dtsnster three days iiro, In which n dozen
lives were lost. He Mucin tho city of Cleve
land, Urn subcontractors and tin rrlti en
gineer Jointly responsible, the former be
cause Its olllcluln knew, through Inspec
tors, of tho absence of ordinary precau
tions for mi vine life; the subcontractors be
cause they fnllcd to provide protection to
life; tho engineer because ho permitted tho
smokestacks to become o":rhcntcd.
Laird,
Schober
& Co.
Philadelphia
are the favor
ite shoemak
ers for partic
ular women.
Their shoes are
for the critical, for
the properly dis
criminating, for
those who want
what is just right.
Grand Priz
Paris Exposition, 1900
WE illustrate
ma -ra a
me fiiaine, jpi.
one of Laird. A1"i2
bchober
& Co.'s
favorite
r
lasts. Made in both Oxfords
and Boots.
"Wissahickon"
Among Laird,
Schober & Co.'s
newest and most
effective Walking
Boots. A nota
ble example
of master
ful shoe
making. Wo are exclusive agents for these
goods and Invito Inspection.
FRY SHOE CO
FOItMEIlLY
Cartwrigbt
N. E. Cor. laSth
and Doufl
Important to Amateur
Photographers
Wo have Just complied tho most
complete catalogue ot photo material
oVei Issued In this country. Goods
nnd prices nro strictly up to date nnd
nil tho latest novelties nre Included
If o. aro Interested, call or send for
copy.
Special sulc on albums for next fow
days.
THE ROBERT
DEMPSTER COMPANY
1215 Farnuiu Straut.
Wholesale and retail dealers In Pho
tographic Material.
Shrader's
Fig Powder
The giver of health nnd
strength a medicine that has
the power to expell the poison
from the system and prevent
appendicitis has the right to be
in every home. It is a cure for
constipation and gall stones.
Doctors can send for samples.
Address,
W. J. Shrader Medicine Co.,
New York Room 10, No. 30 East 14th 3U
or 1C02 N. 2Uh St., Omaha. Neb.
mm
n
IIAVnEII! Every Day Has
IIAT UCHS New Attractions
The liiii'iiliis iiic ht t'oiiilng tjiviilcr Mini (lie itowiIh Iiiciviim
iii. Take the lime, If only for 15 iiiIiuiIcm, to xtcp into the llvi
Hem. and most liiiHlnemdlke CLOAK DliPA UTM HNT In thi wvM
Uun,v when all oilier clonk depart incnls arc Idle. UarfjaliiH for
the public when others have none to offer. Mvcry liiiriiicnl uiuhI
and will be sold in the next few dayH. Vou owe It to yournelf
to attend this sale,
Women's suits that sold as high us ?lf.()(); silk lined
throughout, for $12.50
Women's suits that have sold up to .f'Ju.Oll; some silk
lined throughout, for $0.90
H00 women's .suits, in all colors, .'12 to I I, made in all wool
materials, worth up (o .f-O.UO, for only $7.50
HOO raiiiy-tlay shirts, worth up to ?l.00, for $1.90
1H0 rainy-day skirts, otitis and ends or I he Uncut quality
skirts- that sold as high as $10 and sale price... $398
Ladies' silk capes that sold at J?r.00, sale price only.... 98
Ladies' wotd capes, liT-in long, worth up to $0, for $2.98
Ladies' Dress Skirls - One big tabic, worth up to ?l(), for. . $4.90
Ladies' dress skirts, worth up to .fll.00, for $2.98
livery waist in our house must be sold this week. There will
not be one left Saturday night. Women's waists for 12Jo each.
Women's HOc wash waists for 25c Women's line white waists,
worth $li.r0, for 69c.
All our extremely line waists that sold up as high as $3.50
Silk and Satin Waists One lot of otlds ami cuds, In per
fect condition; no two alike that is why they are sold
so cheap worth up to 12.(10, for . . . .' $2.98
Infant's long cloaks, for $1.25
150 ladies' early fall jackets; just arrived by express;
bought by our Xew York buyer at. a sacrifice, worth
up to $ 10.00, for $3.98
WATCH FOIt OUK (J IMS AT OPHXINO VVM SALK.
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IIAT UCnS
We have had closed tut to us the entire floor stock from
French, Shriner & Urner, Kockland, .Mass,, makers of the finest
men's shoes. They have made and built up their immense trail
on FINE goods, but like all large factories do have to accept
countermands on goods already made for their customers. The
goods closed out to us were all thrown on their hands In that
way. The lot, over (500 pairs,
Men's patent calf laco or button, with
winter wear, worth up to $7.50
Men's patent kid lace or button, worth
Men's Colt kid laco or button, worth up
Men's Ideal kid laco or button, worth up
Men's vlcl kid lace, worth up (o 13.00
Men's colt skin lace, worth up tn $3.00
Men's tnn vlcl kid lace, worth up to 13.00,...
Men's willow calf laco, worth up tu 13.50....
Women's vlcl kid lace, worth up to 13.00....
Women's tan vlcl kid lace, worth up to $3.00..
Women's tan calf lace, worth up to $3.C0
These goodB aro tho I1K8T values that havo over been offered,
and lowor than any other storo In tho city. Tho Dig Htorn does the
SHOE business of tbo city.
Agonts for tho Stetson nnd Crnssctt
Dros. and tho "Ultra" shoes for ladles.
Shots in Bargain Room on Monday.
Women's tan or black vlcl kid, worth up to $2.60
sale price
Boys' and youths' satin calf lace, worth $1.50
sale prlco ,,,,
Llttlo cents' satin calf lace, a $1.00 value
salo price
Misses' heavy vlcl school shoes, $1.2.',
Childs' of same, 98c, 75c, 69c, 69c nnd
NOW IS TUB TIME TO UUV SCHOOL
AW ft Fil '
n AY UlNS
For the next few days. We positively will not carry over any
light weight or light color clothing into another season.
Did you see those $10,00, $12.50 nnd $15.00 suits that wo aro closing out at $5.00?
They are tho greatest values over shown In Omaha.
Did you get a pair of thoso $2.50 to $4.50 simple pants that wn art lellltiR at .'")
nnd $1,507 If you can wear 36 to 48 alzo waist pants, don't miss the sale. There aro
still a few pairs left In these sizes.
We rtlll havo a few ot thoso samplo coats unci vests that aro worth from JS.50 to
$3.50, on sale at $1.95. Thoy come li ulr.os 33 to 37 only.
SPECIAL CLEARING SALE ON ALL OUIt IIOVS' LONO CANTS SUITS AND
KNEE PANTS SUITS. Long pants suits, worth $7.50 to $15.00; on sain at $3.75, $3.0)
and $7.50. Kneo pants suits that regularly soil for $3.00 to $7,50, go on sale at $1.50,
$2.50 and $3.75.
Iiead adtl on page 11.
HAYDEN BROS.
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We Sell
IILANKE'S FAMOUS FAUST BLEND,
the linest Coffee In the world.
J. M. Johnson. 2101 Cuming Street,
Omaha, Nebr., Phone IJIack 20GH.
It Takes GOOD TOBACCO and HAND
THE
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Is Now Being Made From Fine Cuban Tobacco, Crop of 1900.
F. It. RICE M. C. CO., Manufacturers, St. Louis. UNION MADE
When writing to advertisers mention having
read their advertisement in Jhc Bee,
Unprecedented Sale
of Fine Footwear.
Include
two full
soles for fall nnd
up to J7.(10
to $7 GO .
to J7.&0....
One Price
2.98
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One Price
1.59
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shoes for men llrooks
SS(, 73c, 69c and 63c.
39c.
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Summer Olothing
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