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THE OMAHA DALLY JJEE: FHIDAV, AUGUST 30, 1901.
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CHANGES IN UNION PACIFIC
Livs'iy
Shifting in tho Offici of General
Auditor Ycung.
portnnt economics and tho correction 01
cvlla, the exlstcnco of which entailed con
siderable loss to tho rond. It Is now pro
posed to organlzo n rnto bureau to havo
chargo of all matters pertaining to tho
making of reduced or special rates of any
kind.
C. S. STE6BINS BECOMZS CHIEF CLERK
l'roinolloti of It. .. Ilfllln t AmMtMHt
Uciieriif Anilltorlili Opeim the
Wny tor Other to Men n .Notch
lllKhcr KlTui-llve Sent.
Bnvcral chnnstos In tho auditing depart
ment of tho Union Pacific, effective- Sep
tember 1. woro announced ycstirday bj
Ocncrat Auditor Krasluj Young.
C. S. Stcbblns lias been appointed chief
clerk In tho general auditor's olllco to take
tho placo of II. J. Ileitis, who was made
assistant general auditor on July 1.
Mr. fjtcbblns entered tho service of tho
Union I'acinc In 1S70 as secretary to tho
general manager. In 1872 ho was trans
ferred to the passenger department, be
coming successively chief clerk, assistant
general passenger and ticket agent, and
from ISSO to 1SST, general ticket agent.
Tho passenger and ticket departments woro
thn divided. From 1SS7 to 1830, ho was
engaged In other business, and from 1800
to 1893, waB connected with tho Western
Passenger association and Transmlssourl
Passenger association. In 1891, ho returned
to tho service of tho Union Pacific and slnco
that tlmo has been connected with the gen
eral auditor's ofilce.
J. W. Newlean succeeds to tho charge of
tho bureau of statistics and government ac
counts vacated by Mr. Stobblns,
C. T. Cullcn, who has been private sec
rotary to the general uudltor, succeeds Mr.
Nowlcan In charge of tho pay department
of tho general auditor' ofilce.
C.'llllllKV III t'lll.
The l'ullman company has decided to re
call all tho new style caps recently scrvod
out to tho conductors and porters. The
reason for this was tho unanimous opposi
tion raised by tho men who were ordered to
don the 'things. Tho company has ngto?d
to permit them to chango tho stylo of peak,
but Insists the crown must not be incli
ned. Tho compromlso hat will, when made,
bo not much different from the bell crown
straw caps worn In summer by train con
ductors.
Mr. Hill In IIiin).
Tho communlty-of-lntercst Idea Is raid to
be In serious danger of meeting a setback.
It Is reported that J. J. Hill Intends to
build Into Colorado, Nebraska and Kansas
several now feeders for tho Oreat Northern
system and that K. II. Hnrrlman considers
this as a violation of tho understanding
that tho various Interests shoulil keep out
of each other's terrlfnry. Those who know
Mr. Hill ay ho will not hesitate when tho
proper time comes to try conclusions with
Mr. Harrlman.
NOTHING TO DO BUT RIDE
lliirllnulon lluule .Mii- llNtnlillNli
Ilnuk .sKtPiu In Illiick
IIIIU.
, NrrkliiK More MIUmikc
Tho Union Pocluc Is said to bo negotiat
ing for tho Astoria & Columbia Rlvtr rail
road, which .-xtends from Portland to As
torla and Seaside. 118 miles. This wouiu
extend coast terminal facilities to Astoria
and dovclop that harbor. The report could
not bo confirmed at Union Pacific head
quarters.
I.iioKn I.IUc l'lic Story.
According to a Sioux City report, Depot
Master Hanoy of the Union station is to
bo superseded by Harvey 11. Thomas, wru?
was Union Pacific city ticket agent ut
Sioux City until tho ofilco there was closed
last week. 'Nothing Is known of tho matter
at Union i'acinc ncaiiquaricrs nnu nr.
Hancy Bald ho had heard nothing of It.
General Passenger Agent Francl3 an
nounced yestorday that tho Ilurllngton
would nrobably inaugurate a hack service
In Kev.-r.-il cities of tho Illack Hills wlthlu
ten days.
It Is tho Intention to maintain a first
class sorvlco, which will be freo to all
patrons of the road, between tho ilurllngton
nations and tho vurious pans oi cacu cm.
Dcadwood and Lead aro among tho places
whore tlio service will first bo Inaugurated.
At tho samo tlmo n similar Borvlco will bo
efttabllshed between Fort Hoblnson and
Crawford. Neb., u distance of about thrco
tnlles. If It proves as successful aa antici
pated tho Innovation will bo extended to
other nolnls in tho lllack Hills aud tho
northwest.
Tho Ilurllngton proposes to mako It pos
sible for n passenger to leave his residence
and go to Omaha, Chicago, St. Louis or
any other point on tho system without
having to leavo a Ilurllngton conveyance.
Mr. Francis said that tho proposed service
Is modeled somewhat ufter that maintained
by aevoral of tho eastern roads at the Now
York depots, though a charge Is exacted
thero, whllo tho Ilurllngton sorvlco will bo
freo.
The .VirtliMi'HTn Line.
J12.C3,
6T. PAUL AND IIETUIIN.
Aug. 10-31.
DULUTH AND IlETURN.
116.93,
Aug. 10-31.
HOT SPRINGS AND RETURN,
Aug. 10-31.
$13.40.
DEADWOOD AND RETURN,
$21.20,
Aug. 10-31.
LOUISVILLE AND RETURN,
Aug. 21-20,
121.00.
CLEVELAND AND RETURN,
Sept. 7-10,
Less than half fare.
VERY LOW RATES
to the
BUFFALO EXPOSITION.
CITY OFFICES,
1401-1403 FAHNAM ST.
For cxcosslvo
May powder.
perspiration try Re-No-
COMING IXTO OMAHA I..YTI2U OX.
Grrut WeMcrii Arrmmrn nn Kittrniiee
to Miiiix City.
A Sioux City dispatch says that an agree
mcnt between tho Chicago Great Western
Railway company nnd tho Union Terminal
Railway company baa been reached whereby
tho Oreat Western's passenger trains will
run Into tho Union passangcr station nnd
the. Terminal company will do tho Great
Western's switching and handle Its freight.
Tho further stntemcnt wuh mndo that tho
Great Western survey to Sioux City has
been ncccpteil nnd that somo preliminary
work on tho grading will bo done this fall.
Uolh tho lino to Sioux City nnd the lino to
Dmaha will bo completed by tho middle
of next summer.
In view of tho assured entrance of tho
rent Western's trains Into tho Union sta
tion tho Union Terminal Hallway company
has ordered a number of Improvements to
bo made at tho depot. Tho most Important
of those will bo the building of a new Hour
under tho train shod. Tho present floor,
which Is of planks, will bo replaced by cc
mcnt, with .vltrlllcd brick between the
tracks. This improvement will bo mado
before winter.
IIOSTO.N fTOHIl IlllJINANTS.
Frlilny I He in mint l)n- In livery llc-
)nrt iiiciiI ThroiiKliotit the Store.
All wool Eiderdown remnants, nil colors,
worth up to $1 yard, go at 19c yard.
10.000 yards all kinds dress linings, lc yd.
West grado outing flannel, 5c yard,
llcst grado shirting prints, 2V4C yard.
25c imitation French flannel, 11c ynrd.
12Hc Chambray gingham, Cc yard.
15c drapery cretonne, 7',4c yard.
124c comfort sllkollnc, 5c yard.
All kinds 25c plain and fancy white- goods,
10c yard.
llest grade percale remnants, 8VJc, worth
2Cc.
15c covert cloth remnants, 5c yard.
40c mercerized sateen remnants, 124c yd.
And hundreds of 'other remnant bargains
In tho basement tomorrow.
U DRESS GOODS, 23C AND IOC YD.
A grand lot of colored dress goods In long
lengths, Including 4S-lnch cheviots, mohair
and brllllantlncs, go In two lots at 25c nnd
49c a ynrd.
$1 DRESS GOODS ENDS, IOC.
An elcgnnt lot of black dress goods ends,
4 nnd 5 pieces that match, nt 10c each.
$1.50 SILKS, 39C AND 49C YARD.
Thousands of yards of high grade silks In
dress nnd wnlst lengths, worth up to $1.50
a yard, go nt 39c and 49c n yard.
Silk rcrunnnts, 2c, 5c, 10c, 15c and 25c.
HOSTON STORE, OMAHA,
J. L. Ilrandels & Sons, Proprietors.
Selling Rogers, Pcct & Co.'a Men's Clothing.
'or (In-
A. It. Iliioiinipiiii'iit nt
Clfvelntiil.
In September very low rates will bo In
effect from Chicago via tho Lako Shore &
Michigan Southern railway. No other lino
affords equal service. Morning, afternoon
nnd evening trains nt convenient hours. G,
A. R. folder sent on application to F. M.
flyron, O. W. A., Chicago, or M. S. Giles, T.
P. A., Chicago.
I' ii in-nil .Vol Ire.
Tho funeral of Patrick Mahoncy will take
placo from tho rcsldenco of T. J. Mahoney,
422 South Thirty-eighth Btrcct, on Friday
morning, August 30, nt 8 o'clock, with
requiem high mnss nt St. John's church nt
9 o'clock and Interment At Holy Sepulchre
cemetery.
Nothing ltko ne-No-May powder for ex
ccsslvo perspiration of hands or feet; post
lively cures tender and swollen fect, corns
and bunions.
For tired feet Re-No-May powder.
Lumber cheap nt Hoagland's removal salo
PlnlllnK nnil lluutlnif.
Tho angler will find In Utah ample oppor
tunities to Indulge In his favorite sport.
Tho mountain streams are stocKea wuu
gamy trout and tho but little less gamy
black ba.sfl abounds In tho waters of Utah
lake. In season good duck hunting can
bo had or. Utah lake, the Jordan nnd around
tho pools and lagoons of tho Salt Lake val
ley. On the mountain sides grouso are
plentiful and larger game can De louna cn
tho mountain ranges of tho Uintah and
Uncotnpahgro reservation.
For time-tables, folders, illustrated books,
pamphlets descriptive of tho territory tra
versed or any lntorroatfon, apply at city
ticket ofilce, 1324 Farn&tn Btre'ct: telephone
31C
"Sure Death"
Kind of tin old saying but It's such good
stuff that we enn't keep from Hpeaklng
of It No matter what kind of bugs you've
got in the house nil you've got to do Is to
spend 15c for n bottlo nnd you'll Boon bo
rid of tho bugs It's n. bug killer that kill
25c QIUNACHTOL FOR COLDS AND
HAY FEVER 20c
$1.00 TEMPTATION TONIC 7ro
$1.00 CRAMER'S KIDNEY CURE 75c
$1.00 1'EHUNA 75o
$1.(10 Ucr's Malt Whisky 75c
i.w iiu-inn riair ionic 7iic
ti.uu rncie sam s Tobacco cure BO,
5)c Gem Cutarrh Powder soa
50c Ulrney's Catarrh Powder sse.
50c Diarrhoea Cordial 25c
60c Syrup of Figs 40b
15c Casturlu 2'c
KOc Malted Milk 40.'
50c Mullen's Food 40c
$2.00 Carl Crnmcr'H Cotton Root, Tansy
and Pennyroyal Pills $1.00
CAUICtEDfi? Cut Price
ounHcrcn u DruBstor..
Tl. 747. S. W. Cr. llltb and Chiang,
ficods dallvsrad FREE to any part ot city.
Mlltnt 'I'll Up ollt'r.
I Attention,
i
Tho first meeting of tho Omaha lodge of Tho postponed literary nnd musical en-
Elks after the summer vacation In the tortnlnment of tho Lady Holllstcr Hive no.
enlarged, redecorated nnd greatly lm- 21, Ladles of tho Mnccabces, L. O. T. M.,
proved lodgcroom will bo held Friday even-' wilt bo given Saturday evening, August 31,
ne. Altpmt M. At S n. in. tmnnrfntit nnd I nt Labor TemulC hall .NO. 1. All inuii-o
8 p.
valuable changes hnvo been mndo in tho
rearrangement of tho club rooms nnd ad
ditional rooms, necessitated by tho rapid
growth of the lodge, havo been secured In
tho adjacent Granite block. The attend
ance of every member Is requested and
urged. D. M. VINSONHALER, E. R.
FRANK A. FURAY, Secretary.
nnd sir knights cordially
freshmcnts and quilt raffle.
Invited.
Tickets,
It' brings roller Re-No-May powder,
your druggist. It your feet trouble
try It.
Sacrifice lumber salo at Hoagland's.
Re
10c. A sit
you
Ask your druggist or glovo dealer about
rto-No-Mnv nowder. A great economy in
hot weather. Cures excessive perspiration
-gttvfis cloves, narasols and fine dress
goods. No dress shields needed It you use U.
l.aUo Okohol. 1
Th Ideal cummer resort, tjuieaiy ana
ftallv reached from Omaha via tne Hliwnu-
kte railway, the only through Una.
City ofilce. 1504 Fornam strest.
Lumbar
Cheap
Nowistiis Time to Build
WILL OI'KICATI
INIJUIMJNDHNTI.Y.
Special low prices Hoagland's lurabor salo.
Publish your legal notl.s tn Th Weskly
Lice. Telephone. 228.
Kortliern I'nclllo mill Grout Northern
Trnllle Depnrt iiiriitN.
Directors ot tho Northern Pacific road
say there, will bo no consolidation ot tho
Unfile departments of that road and tho
Great Northern, such as has taken place
on tho Union Paclflc nnd Southern Paclllo
roads. Tho two northern ronda will con
tltnie to bo operated entirely Independently,
as they havo heretofore. Unofllclat reasons
assigned for this decision aro that tho
Hill and Hnrrtmnu Intcresta cannot agree
on a basis ot division of trafllc between
tho two roads and that any attempta to
consolidate their trafllc departments would
creato legal complications which neither
road at this tlmo can afford to havu brought
about.
Minnesota Btntutcs nnd Ihoso ot tho
northwestern states through which tho
two roads run, expressly provldo ngalnst
tho consolidation of parallel competing
lines and tho consolidation ot tho trafllc
departments would como within tho prohl
tttlon of these Btatutes In a way that would
Immediately enuio steps to bo taken to
deprive tho roads ot tholr franchises.
It Is equally certain that the Ilurllngton,
though undor control of tho amo Inter'
cst3 that own tho Northern Paclllo nnd
Great Northern, will continue to bo oper
nted Independently, There will bo no con
solidation of tho getieral agencies of tho
Ilurllngton with thoso of tho other roads
and not an agency Is to bo abandoned,
Rc-No-May skin fooa tor racial massage.
Ro-No-May cream softens nnd whitens
hands and face. A. Mayer Co., 220 Be
bulldlnc Consultation freo from 2 to t
daily.
Send articles of mcorpoiauar., notices ot
stockholders' mectlQesi etc.. to The Dee.
'W Will clve them proper legal Insertion.
Telephone 238.
Re -No-May powder brings relief to tender
feet.
Clan Gordon basket picnic nt Prlos' lako
Saturday. Carryalls leavo Thirtieth nnd
Ames nvenuo every half hour. Round trip
SO cents, Including entrance.
Hoagland's removal lumber sale, attend It.
To all consumers of lum
ber in Omaha:
I have decided to mako some Important
and necessary changes In my lumber yard
hero In Omaha that will mako It necessary
for ino to movo a large amount ot lumber.
This lumber Is ilnder COVER, BRIGHT nud
DRY, of SUPERIOR QUALITY and ready
for IMMEDIATE USE. I offer this stock to
Omaha consumers at prices REGARDLESS
of cost.
George A. Hoagland
KOT TO Al'IMIAH ON V. V. IIOAIIII.
J, I'lerpont MnrKiui mill W. IC, Vnnilcr-
lillt Arc Too lliiNy,
Reports that William K. Vandcrbllt nnd
J. Plerpont Morgan are to enter the board
of directors of tho Union Paclflc havo cir
culated In Wnll street tor several days, says
New York dispatch. It may be asserted
on tho highest authority that neither Mr.
Vanderbtlt nor Mr. Morgan will becomo
Union Paclllo directors. Mr. Vnnderbllt
was asked by tho Harrlman syndicate to
lend the aid ot his uamo and tulluenco
to tho Union Pacific management, but he
could not seo his way clear to nny exten-
plon ot his olllclal activities. Doth Mr,
Morgan and Mr. Vandcrbllt have friendly
relations with the controlling powers ot tho
Union Paclflc, and It' Is a well known fact
lu Wnll street that they can nt any time
have such representation In tho Union Pa
clflc board as they desire.
imv llurriiu SuuKi'xteil,
An important chango In connection with
the operation of tho Western Passenger ns-
enciatton is Doing rreciy discussed among
tho members. It Is proposed to establish
n new bureau In connection with tho asso
ciation. Thoso already In operation haw
given tho utmost satisfaction. The mlloage
bureau and tho clergy bureau havo simpli
fied matters Immensely and havo resulted
not only In facilitating the transaction of
More Good
Than Doctors
Mr, Fred W. Kuhn, who conducts ono of
Albany's largest bottling works, No. 50
HoUIn street, writes. Albany. N. Y
Jan. 13. 19CO Crnmor Chemical Co.: Your
Cramer Kidney Cure Is everything you
claim for It and even moro. Tho first
bottle ilia me bo much good l sent to my
druggist and got another. Am now on my
Hccuntl bottle, which has uono mo moro
irned th.ui all the doctors nud all the medi
cine I uavu ever iiikvii. v oum do gum io
eorreaponu wun nnyone sintering irom
kidney, liver or madder truuuie.
FREE SAMPLE FOR ALL.
It you will send your address to the
Cramer Chemical Co., Albany, N. v., they
will send you a sample bottlo, tree.
Cramer Chemical Company,
Albany, N. Y.
Sbrader's
Fig Powder
The giver of health ami
strength a medicine that lias
I
the power to expell the poison
from the system and prevent
appendicitis has the right to be
in every home. It is a euro for
constipation and gall stones.
Doctors can send for samples.
Address,
W-WlWiUM IP I.
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Important to Amateur
Photographers
Wo have Just compiled tho mot
complete catalogue of photo material
ovai Issued In this country. Goods
nnd prices nro strictly up to date and
ull tho latest novcltleB ure Included
If ; oi are interested, call or send for
copy.
fopoclal snle on albums for next few
duys.
THE ROBERT
DEMPSTER COMPANY
1215 Farntiin Stroat.
Wholesale and retail dealers in Pho
tographic Material.
GUILD NEW
While lumber is cheap.
Bring your orders to us,
if its only for a bundle of
lath.
We'll show you.
PIANOS SELLING FAST AT OUR
GREAT MONEY SAVING SALE
Pianos of the highest grade, time-tried and with
world-wide reputations, are being sold at prices ordinarily
asked for commercial and unknown instruments. Wo
still have a number of non-catalogued and odd style pianos
that we are offering at the following prices:
Worth 000, now ?400
Worth ")()(), now
Worth $.125, now 298
Worth 850, now 215 .
Worth 300, now 1S5
Wo sell new pianos worth $2."0 for $1CS; $5 down and $3 per month. A
number of pld pianos taken In exchange, $40, $50, $00 nnd upwards. New Steln
way, Voso, Emerson, Chase, Iyers & Pond and Stegcr.
SCHM0LLER& MUELLER,
The Old lielinble Tinno Llouse
1313 Farnam St, Onulia. Telephone 1625. Open Evenings.
Iowa Branch 337 Broadway, Council Bluffs. Tel. 378.
BOYS'
CLOTHING
HAY DEN
9
S
two pair of pants
Are you nware that no other house offers
you as many Inducements ns wo do7
OIUOINAL, UP-TO-DATE DESIONS IN
STYtlSH, PERFECT FITTING AND WELL
MADE CLOTHING for CHILDREN, BOYS
AND YOUTHS, as well as popular prices,
high-class novelties for little fellows, and
EVERYTHING RIGHT, OR MADE RIGHT,
IK NOT RIGHT.
SCHOOL SUITS 05C UP NOW FOR A
QUICK SALE Friday and Saturday we will
placo on sale about 8,000 all wool School
Suits at half their actual value.
OFFER NO. 1 About 3,000 all wool doublo
breasted Knee Pants Suits, sizes C to 10,
defiantly mado and perfect
tnilorlng. Every suit a $3X0
value sale price.
OFFER NO. 2 About 2,500 combination
Suits mado double-breasted coats and
Thev come in 5 decant patterns, sizes 6 to 16.
, DlAVu U IU 1U
SI.50
Suits
tflft AC
that you would pay $3.00 to $6.50 for elsewhere, Friday OfciJlH
nd Saturday, for (only ; ,
WE WISH TO CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION to our great lines ot Sailor Suits,
orfolk Suits, 3-Pieco Suits, Russian Blouse Suits and Vestco Suits, mndo up by tho
leading boys nnd children's wholesalo tailors in America. Still moro, wo guarantee
to savo you from 25 to 50 per cent on well mado stylish, up-to-dato boys' nnd chll-
ren's fall and winter clothing.
Boys' $1.00 Shirts at 29c.
200 dozenACoIoreri laundered shirt waists, Mother's Friend Brand; regular $1.00
values, nt 29c.
Men's 50c and 75c half hoso at 19c.
200 dozen mens flne lisle thread half hoso lu plain nnd fancy colors; drop stitch
and plain; tho sample line of ono of tho largest Importing houses In New York City;
sold regularly at 50c and 75c; all on salo at 19c.
Tremendous Fur Sale Gonlinued.
Any garment left Saturday night will bo returned to tho manufacturers.
Furs fully 50 per cent less than their value during this great samplo salo of furs.
During this great fur salo wo will placo on salo 100 women's new suits; new styles
ust arrived; made to sell for $20.00, for $12.50. ,
50 dozen women's wrappers In medium colors, to closo during this salo nt 39c.
150 women's capes, mado to sell at $3.50, go at $1.50.
250 women's light weight Jackets at half price, $2.98 and $4.98.
MYDEN BROS.
,W, J, Shrader Medicine Co., g, n, Dietz Lumber Co
New rk Room 10, No, 30 Enbt Hth 3t
TEMPTATION TONIC
The World's Greatest
Ideal French Tonic.
Stimulator. Itivigorator
The only genuine Imported French Tonic nnd posltlv.
remedy for Debility and Impotency. A NERVE TONIC.
Brings tho pink glow to palo checks and restores the fire of
youth. Ask for our book of testlmqntals.
TEMPTATION TONIC has effected cures In cither sex
where all other known treatments havo failed.
TEMPTATION TONIC has long enjoyed the reputation
a, tonic lor men' ana women ui wvukciicu vuuiiiy.
Compounded by
L. M, LAGAARD,
Paris, Francs.
Temptation Tonic is for Salo
Everywhere. "
In case your denier should not have our goods, write to
us for prices tnd full information. Corospondence answarea
n strictest conlldenco by our American ascnis.
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FARNAM
AND
FIFTEENTH
FARNAM
AND
FIFTEENTH
Boys' School
Clothes
Our department of Boys' Clothing is without a
doubt the most extensive in Oniiilm occupies more
space, and contains more variety of Clothing than nny
other house. livery garment is made to wear, made
in every known style, in every variety of material, and
the qualities are such as mothers want most.
There is nothing shoddy, nothing indifferent,
nothing cheap, but is cheap because it; is good. We
are prepared to meet the greatest demand of the school
boy dependable clothing all through, dependable
prices all through.
We are under the impression that no store can
save you as much money on Boys' Clothing.
Boys' Suits $1.25 Up
rriiTMiia fum-iiMyn-inMii
UAVHEII' Fritlay is mm
I1AT UCHS in the Bargain Room
Thuusnndrt of yard of Remnants nnd ah ort lengths, from tho various large mills,
at, a triflo of their orlglnalr coat. " . '
Kit fW vndln Imltnllnn fiAHHl.
vv, J it . MillUIUUII A- J I'll Ull J til II 11C t
In Ioiir lengths, with all .the lino colorings
nf Inn 1 m tinrlnil rrnA1in ' Vi nlnAn V. .
aro sold at U'iic, will Belt thcin In ehort
lonetllH nt 7Up. '
Yard wldo lino Imitation French Flan
nels, most beautiful colorings, somo havo
t tin n w hnrdnro tlmn n n unl.i i... i.
..... .. mu nuui iiy uiu
yard nt 19c, wo will hcM tho short lengths
'iO.OOO yards of 30-Inch percales, tho Mo
grade, dark and llRht colors, nil go nt Be.
.vw yards, pr uimitles, orgnmiics nna
lntlttos, worth up to 50c, all will go on
remnant tuhlo ut 314c..,
Wool drebH goods In long nnd short
lengths, challis in short lengths, French
flannels In short lengths, and thnusiuds
nf other goods too Humorous to mention,
all on ono largo Imrgaln equnro nt one
thlrd of regular vuluo. llo sure nnd ex
amine this tabid.
Clothing
Wo now havo the most popular of men's
and boys' clothing lu our bargain room.
Men's $3.00 all wool pants, Jl.W.
Men's $2.50 punts, l.'.'d.
Men's $1.75 pants, !i5c.
Hoys' '1.'M long A'ool pants, OSc.
HoyH' Jl.CU long pants, &0c.
Hoys' $1.50 wash milts, from 13 to 18 years,
00c.
Men's $1.25 pants, CSc.
Hoys' 0.oo nil wool HUtts, $1.15.
Hoys' $2.50 woolen suits, 95c.
Hoys' $1.00 wash suits, 45c.
Hoys' 35c cloth pantx, 15c.
Hoys' 60c und "oo wool pants, 23c.
MUX'S AND BOYS' 50c UNDEIIWI3AR
AT 15c
Closing out nil the racn'n and boys' un
derwear that sold up to 50c. all sizes from
24 to iiL in balbrlgguu uuu fancy colors,
at 15c
MHN'fl $1.25 S1II11TH AT 20c
600 dozen men's colored laundered shirts,
with separate collars and cults, every shirt
warranted perfect nnd full size, on Bale
nt 29c.
MRN'S AND HOYS' 39c WOIUC SII1HTS,
IN DARK COLORS, AT 19c.
Men's 50c and 75c work shirts In dark
colors at 29c.
1 lot of ladles' nnd children's stockings,
worth up to 25a, on calo ut 10c.
Meats and Lards
No, 1 sugar cured picnic hums, Sic
Uood salt pork, 7W.c.
Chipped dried beef, 15c.
10-lb. pulls pure lard, $1,05.
Veal loaf, per can, 9c.
Cheese Sale
Iowa crenm cht-cse, per lb., 10c.
York state cheese, per lb,, 16c.
McLaren's Imperial cheese, per Jar, 10c.
Snp Sugo cheese, each, Sc.
Grocery Bargains
Granulated corn meal, per sack, 15c.
Oil sardines, per can, 5c.
Tlirco 3-lb. sacks table salt, 10c.
London sauce, per bottle, 12'c.
Thrco largo bottles Tomato Catsup, 2oc.
Concentrated lye, per can, 6c.
Largo Redland prunes, per lb.. S l-3c.
Orland evaporated peaches, 12Uc.
Golden evaporated poaches, 7!c.
Ring evaporated appfrft, Wic.
California evaporated pearw, 10c.
Larue muscatel raisins, loc.
Madison Specialty Co.,
Selling Agents for America, Omaha, Neb.
REMEMBER
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AVo havo a now line of worsted sweaters, You better seo them If you aro go
ing to buy one. A broken lot of underwear at 25a and 35c, worth more than
doublo. See tho new lino of fall suspenders In our window, at 50c.
10th
I
nnd Chicago
Streets.
Mall Orders Filled.
KELLEY 8r HEYDEN
They mako shirts.
Home from Vacation
Watch out of order? Jewelry broken? Let us pit
them In order for you. W o employ the best workmen
and have n fully equipped repair shop.
Look for the name,
S. W. LINDSAY, the Jeweler,
1510 JJuuuIuh St.
Butter
Fancy separator creamery, 20c.
Choice uairy, kuuu mum uunu, u.
Country butter, n good cooking butter.
IZHc.
Kggs, wo guarantco them to bo strictly
fresh.
Tea and Coffee Sale
Wo cell tho best grado of coffee In
Omaha.
Arabian Mocha, 31c.
Javu n.ul Mocha, 3314c,
Kplcuro blend Java-Mocha, 25c.
Jumosa Juva-Muclm, 20c.
Wo sell good cotfeu for much less,
Golden Itlu, 1514c
Santos blend, lz'.fcc. .
Crown blend, He.
Common Rio, 10c.
A broken Mocha and Java, "He
Kxtrn choice .lapnu ten, only 45o.
Kun-cureil Japan ten, for Ice ten, 33c.
Kngllhh breakfast, a cliolco drink, 39a.
Moyuno gunpowder, flm crop, 3Sc.
First crop Japan tea sittings, 19c.
Candy Department
All our own mako from granulated sugar
only. Tho llneet oils and puro vegetable
colorings.
Peppermint kisses. Co pound.
Cloves Cnsslen, Vac
Lemon Dips, 8V4c.
Fancy l'enr Drops, 6c.
Old-tlmo Cut Htlck. 6c.
Fancy Mixed Chocolato Caramels and
urenmb. do.
Fine Cream Mixed, 15c.
Chocolate Maple Cream, 25c.
Chocolato Fudge, 15c.
Cream Drops, 16c.
Almond Cream Dainties, assorted, Ko lb.
Rose Ci earns, 25c lb.
HAYDEN
BROS.
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Watch Us for Watches.
Wo have wntehes of all descriptions. Hrautlfiil little ehatelalnn
watch, enamel case, for $10. Ladles' nolld gold ease watch, good
weight, for $2.",. Gentlemen's solid gold caso. solid weight, for
Then wo nave boys wnicnes urm ktir wuicnes, us iow
$50.
$2.50.
Hetter come In ami talk wateii with us.
Mnwhinncy fit Ryan Co.,
Jewelers and Art Stationers, ISth and Oouelis
business, but In tho Introduction of lm-
12 M Farnam. Tel. 85.
or 1002 N, Sltti St.. Omaha, Neb.
