12
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE; FT? I PAY, JANUARY 10, 1902.
REGULAR CAT AND DOC TIME
olIi Court Gfatua hj inlmali at Fitting
Pltca for Battle.
JUDSE GORDON PASSES UP OPPORTUNITY
ill Deputed llimiir .Snlirrly Dnilcn
' Jkhnt ArmiiKcil Cnl ntul Iloit
Fliclit mill Alno All)' Ariiinlnt
nncc with IIi-IIIkitciiIm,
Judge Ilrrkn cut tlio Oordlan knot yester
day by discharging "Sleepy" Hewitt,
charged with burglary. Hewitt Is one of
the two alleged housebreakers whoso cases
were pending before Judge Oordon at the
tlmo of his retirement from the police
court bench. He could not be tried becausa
tho county attorney's olllce declined to
prosecute before tho now police Judgo; for
a while It was thought he couldn't even
bo discharged frotn Jail, but Judge Ilerka
decided that point with one fell swoop and
Hewitt Is now a free man.
Judge Oordon appeared at pollco court
yesterday with rt transcript In tho caso
of Jim Ilacon, Hewitt's alleged pal, wno
was bound over to tho district court nmld
uch stirring scenes last Tuesday morning.
Ho asked Clerk Orlcr to sign and record
Iho transcript, which was refused.
If a clairvoyant had cast a trim horo
scope of Judge Herkn a week ago It would
fcavo been somothlng like tills: "A dark
cloud hovers over your pathway; there is
lightning nnd thunder and troublous times
chend."
Hu Is now In the midst of tho warring
elements. Ever since he assumed the
pollen court bench last Tuesday morn
,lng conditions have been unfavorable to
.that poise, nnd calm, sorono dignity n mag
istrate so loves to observe In his court
room. His forum has been doomed to
liccnes of turbulonco, of ribald and boister
ous mirth, of bickerings and almost of
violence,
' ('lliiinx nt Opi-rn HoiifTr.
But It remained for a certain bobtail
cur dog and n big cat to supply tho climax
,of tho opera bouffo. They enmo together
under tho spectators' benches of the, court
room yesterday and seemed to think It
a suitable plnco In which to pull off n
light, and so went nt It.
At tho tlmo a prisoner was being tried
before Judge Hcrka on a churgo of wife
beating. Out In tho hall, at tho head of
the staircase, sat Judgo Gordon, closely
gunrded by Olllccr Dan Davis, to seo that
ho didn't sneak Into tho court room and
usurp tho bench. Tho fight by rounds:
Jlound 1 Dog makes n rush, barking sav
agely; rnt HrUii'fl back, IiIhhcs, spits and
bncks off. Jurtgu Interrupts prisoner's tes
timony to order iinltnnls removed. Court
olllcer starts to obey. Cut growls unit lays
low, wntchlng for nn openln-.
Hound 2 Dog rushes iirumi: cat side
steps, placing legs of sp-ctutor between
himself and danger; Impetus of dog car
ries him by cnt; cat strikes nt dog ns ho
passes, lauding on left" ear. First blood
Xor cnt. Dog whines and stand at buy
Itnund 3 Dog barks, nnd Is carried back
ward few inches each time bv recoil. Olll
ccr Davis leaves Judge Cordon In hall to
roc window stick; pokes cnt; cat leaps
three feet In air; dog rushes underneath:
rlsoncr tries to explain why he whipped
lis wife.
Hound 1 Cnt descends on back of spec
tator; sees open door and runs for It; dog
heads him off; cat doubles back; Judge
Oordon laughs; commotion nmong spec
tators; cat nnd dog eomo together In clinch
under tho benches; much yowling, barking,
whining and spitting; Judge Herkn rnps for
order and holds book bctoro his fuee.
Hound 5 Olllccr Davis seizes dog by hind
leg nnd carries him down stnlrs; cat re
treats' to matron's room; spectators ap
plaud. Judgment, n draw.
(ioriltiu Didn't Move.
Several minutes elapsed before Offlcor
Davis ruturncd from depositing tho dog on
,the front stops, nnd during that Interval
Judgo Cordon sat unguarded In tho hall
way. Four llttlo nowsboys, who wero wult
Jng to tostlty in behalf of two of their com
rades, who had been arrested for snooting
craps, took In tho situation at a glance
Making gestures-to attract Judge Gordon's
attention, ono of them pointed to tho vacant
chair of tho guard nnd then to tho open
court room door.
"Now'tf your chnnce, Judge!" ho said In
a etngo whisper that could be heard half n
block. "Now's your chunce! Hurry up
nnd sneak In before tho cop gets back!"
And ho accompanied tho ndvlcu with fran
tic ccsturcs.
Judgo Gordon sat lmmovnblo ns tho
tephynx nnd protended not to hear tho bov.
Cordon Denies Aciiunliitniiee.
When Olllcer Davis returned Judge Gor
don said:. "I hopo they won't think I bad
anything to do with starting that dog
light."
"Why, no," answered the olllccr. "I don't
suppose they'll think of that."
"Woll, I don't know," said his deposed
honor. "They might think I did It to stir
up a mess nnd confuston, but tho fact is I
novcr saw either of thoso animals before."
Judge Herka resumed tho hearing of tho
alleged wife beater.
At 10:30 Judge Gordon nroso In solemn
majesty In tho hallway and cleared his
throat. iThore wns no ono present but tho
four llttlo nowsboys and tho, olllccr, bis
guard.
"All cases are continued until ft o'clock
tomorrow morning." sold he, looking Into
vacancy ovor the heads of tho boys, "Court
Is now ndjourn'od until that tlmo!"
Tho boys scorned to think this speech
was addressed to them, but thoy didn't
understand It, so ono of them said: "What
did you say, Judgo?" Thero was no answer
forthcoming and tho boys ttttoncd.
YOU NEED WATCHING
Wo bcllevo wo can watchyou better than any othor
Jewoler. Our watches ure Just what wo tell you they
are, nnd wo havo ft beautiful line for you to select
from. Spend a few minutes nt our store.
S. W. LINDSAY, the Jeweler,
1510 Douglas St.
Never sold less thnn ?3.00 io lower our stock, will noil for
$1.75. This is acknowledged the most comfortable waist made
is filled with genuine whalebone, and made so they can all be
token out when washed.
Big Reductions on Handsome Drtss Skirts
A Ilk skirt trimmed with, velvet, prlco was $22.60, now $15.50,
A 12,50 broadcloth skirt, now 8.25
. A 7.50 Venetian cloth skirt, now 5.50
A $0.00 cheviot skirt, now H.87
2.50 shopping bugs for 1.45
1.50 shopping bags for 05c
Gents' inulllers just half former price.
Price cut on all dressing sacques 25 to 50 per cent.
FINDS CATTLE WITH MANGE
Stnle Vc('rJniiri.n Clnnrnntlnrn I.lve
Stoek. on I'nrm of (SrorKo W.
l'VMoh,
W, A. Thomas of Lincoln, stato veteri
narian, Is In the city. "1 havo Just returned
from Inspecting a herd of cattle twenty
miles northeast of Hlootnflold," said he,
"and I And In about half tho animals on tho
farm of George W. Folton unmistakable evi
dences of mango, or Itch, similar to tho
Texas Itch that has bicn and still Is quite
prcvnlent on tho range3 In tho western part
of the state. This, however, Is tho first
trace of It in the eastern part of tho stato
that has come under my notice. 1 have
placed Felton's stock under strict quaran
tine. "Folton recently bought forty head of
young cattlo at a local market, and after
having them a week or so thoy bsgan to
show symptoms of mange. Ho then made
Inquiries to learn whero they enmo from,
and succeeded In tracing them to Sioux
City, where their Identity wns lost. Tho
only cure for tho disease is the dip, nnd It
Is 1 IU o 1 ythat Kclton will provide himself
with facilities for dipping his infected
stock."
THIEVES BREAK SHOWCASES
.MilfMtiiltt DIk)Iii) of To Stores
Jlndc Hie Hoot)' of Hold
Iloliliprs.
Two showcases standing on tho sldowalk
In the business district wero broken open
Wednesday night and robbed of goods rep
resenting a valuo of $45. Tho pollco bo
llcvo that ono person did both Jobs,
Tho glass of a showcaso in front of Ed
I Pickering's umbrella shop, 103 South
Sixteenth street, was &mnshcd nnd seven
umbrellas and eight pairs of gloves stolon.
Thoy wero worth $25. A showcaso In front
of tho Thomas Kllpatrlck storo suffered
similarly and was looted of $20 worth of
women's silk hose.
AniiouticriiieiitN of tlir Tlivntors.
Melbourne MacDowell and Florence
Stono will bo seen In "La Tosca" tonight at
Hoyd's theater. Tho piece will bo given
tomorrow afternoon nnd night. Tho pro
duction is the one used by the Into Fanny
Davenport. The majority of tho people
In the support of tho two stars were mem
bers of tho Davenport company. Mr. Mac
Dowell will, of course, bo seen In the role
of Ilnron Scnrpla and Miss Stono In that of
Ln Tosca. Everywhere Mls9 Stone hns been
given praise In the press for her imperson
ation of this dlfllcult part.
The l'an-Amcrlcnn Ideals are making n
.hit this week at the Trocadcro. With a
quite lengthy bill tho audience Is
glndly surprised nnd nil anticipations
oro surpassed. Tho company wilt not
loso Saturday night, as the engage
ment closes after Saturday evening's
performance. Commencing Sunday matinee
Rico and Dnrton's Gnloty company mako
their first appearance before nn Omaha
audience. Considerable Interest hns been
aroused over this company, ns tho press
and public everywhere have proclaimed this
to bo without a doubt tho banner show of
tho senson.
Tin; Ilonil to llcnnty.
Mmc. Yale, tho celebrated beauty, says
tho only beauty culturo which nny woman
needs Is exercise and' tho bath, and to
Judgo from her own youthful appearance, It
Is enough. This recipe, however. Is not
so easy of accomplishment If one has not
the proper means always at hand, and tho
Ladlrs' Ilathcry, In Thp Ilee building Is
capitally equipped to meet this demand.
Hero tho Indies of Omaha may obtain mas
sago, electric nnd Turkish baths, cora
ploxlou treatment, hnlr dressing, sham
pooing nnd manicuring. It is for tho
ladles only and trnlngd operators aro al
ways in attendance. For an appointment,
telephone 1710.
Shampooing, nnd hair dressing, 25c. In
connection with tho Bather, J1C-220 Bon
building. Telsphono 1716.
ipn.OO for n llnlf n IJity' AVorV.
If you live In tho country or In a small
town and havo a good acquaintance among
tho fnrinerj and stockralsers In tho neigh
borhood, yom can mako $5 easily by four
or five hours' work. Write ue and we will
tend you our proposition. Tho Bee Publish
ing company, Solicitors' Dept., Omaha, Neb.
Send articles of Incorporation, notices of
stockholders' meetings, etc., to Tho Bee.
We will glvo them proper legal Insertion.
Telephone 238.
Shampooing and hair dressing, 25c. In
connection with tho Bathcry. 216-220 Btt
building. Telephone 1716.
Publish your legal notices In tin Weekly
nee. Telephone 238.
FUNEHtAI, NOTICK.
Tho funeral of D. P. Angell will tako
plaee from residence, 2416 Charles street,
ut 2 p. m. Friday, January 10, Interment,
Forest Lawn. Friends Invited.
DIED,
nOYLKS-Hornce II., Jnnuary 0. 1902,'agod
9 mouths nnd 13 days, beloved son of Mr.
and Mrs, H. 1). Hoyles.
Funeral Friday, January 10, at 2 p. m
from family rcsldenco, 2753 Hurt street. In
terment In Prospoct Hill. Friends Invited.
PARKKH W. F., Jnnuary 9.
Funornl private, at resldonco Frldny 3:30
p. m., January 10. Interment at Daven
port, in.
Mrs. J. Benson
i i .- ,.. I... ..
JANUARY CLEARING SALE
Black Equipoise
Corset Waist
IT S1MPLT PUTS THEM BACH
lalarj RidaotUi at High fciail Oily Bi
storts Lut Yttr! fca.1t,
PAY ROLL REC0RI FtR LAST FIVE YEARS
In Many Chips Stilnrlrn of Itlirli School
Ttnclier llnvp Hern Jump pit Up
Ten Ilollnrs n Month Hnch
Successive Yenr,
"Teachers In tho High school have no
very serious causo to complain about tho
reduction that has Just been mada In tholr
salaries," said a member of the Board of
Education. "For the past few years thero
has been a'groduat Increase of salaries, lu
many Instances amounting to $10 per month
for crfeh year. In most cases Increases of
$10 per month woro mndo only Inst year,
so that by cutting down tho maximum of
heads of departments from $130 to $118 per
month and that of assistants from $110 to
$100 per month wo havo simply put them
back to whoro they woro a year ago. Grade
teachers have tholr salaries increased only
$." n month, whllo High school teachers
havo always been Jumped up $10 nt n tlmo."
Inquiry along thin lino discloses tho fol
lowing tablo of salaries paid High school
teachers nt tho beginning of tho fall terms
for tho last flvo years, as shown by tho
board's records:
TEACHERS,
1 1S37 1 1S0S 1 1 S03 j 1 900J 1 901
Irwin Lcvlston
Kuto A. McHugh
Eurl J. Kelsey
Anna T. Adams
May L. Copcland
Elizabeth li. Craven....
Hollo Dlnturff
Hertlia a. Green
Declo A. Johnston,
M. Allco Lnndls
Antoinette Ogden
Maria Okey
Mary 15. Qttnckenbush,,
Lizzie E. Hondcbttsh....
Lucy J. Hoys
Villa 11. Shlppey
Bonnie J, Spyder
Jesslo M. Towno
Georgia Valentino
Suznnna A. Wnlker
Mary K. Wedgwood
John E. 'Wlginan
Joseph F. W'oolory
Carrie O. Hrowno.
H. DeWItt Henls
Nnthan Hernstetn ......
Wllllrim 1 I rnnlfrt
$240!
$210,
t.
$...
1C0
150
1G0
90
110
100
100
90
ICO
110
10)
150
160
160
ICO
90
100
110
100
100
110
100
130
110
110
110
110
110,
100
100
110
110
110
110
131)
100
100
130
100
120
100
100
100
110
no
no
110
SO
M
110
110
m
100
loo
'l30
100
80
110
so
90
100
100
110
120
90
no
"iio
90
no
no
130
ioo
no
'iio
100
130
110
110
110
120
120
ioo
'ioo
130
120
100
CO
so
100 1
"noj
130
100
120
90
110
100
100.
so,
so
so
so
100
100
so
93
10S
no
'iio
tethel Evans
90
100
120
90
100
110
120
110
100
William McCllntock
Johanna von Mnnsfcldo.
M. Howena Morse
Susan I'axson
Laura l'felffcr
George It. Hathbun
H. A. Sonter
.lennlo M. Wallace
Myrtle Wheeler
Louis J. Illake
Alphonslno Chatelaine..
Jean C. DeKolty
Irving J. Head
Eunice Stnbblns
110
so
100
901
90
ion
so
so
100
110
100
100
100
120
120
120
100
130
no
so
so
100
90
100
no
90
95
90
110
105
100
no
Qrnce H. Sudborough...
Lieutenant lidwln ore!..
A. H. Watorhouse
Ada I. Atkinson
II. M. Benedict
Ida Fleming
240
200
100
no
120
ioo
90
90
110
90
Anna Peterson i
Ellen Rooney
J. W. RondrbtiRh
W. H. Ten Eycko
so
so
85
CO
a. i'. j'nrnsworm.
Mary F. Kellogg..
Florence McIIugli
A. S. Penrso
Ella L. Phelps
Ruth E. Phllippl
Nolle Randall
Pcnelopo Smith
Mary Sullivan
L. Unzlcker ,.
Emma J. Ure
N. U. Van Matro
Hollo R. Wilson....
II. A. Senter (llbrnrlan)
A. R. Congdou
E. E. Frisk
Roso E. Nlckell
Nellie Foyc
80
It will be noted from the
that tho salaries of twenty
total of torty-four teachers
$10 por month last year.
foregoing tablo
seven out of a
wero Increased
Chapped hands, cracked lips and rough
ness of tho skin cured quickly by Banner
Salve, tho most healing ointment in the
world.
4
A January
Thaw...
That melts piano values clear out of
sight. Novcr before ln tho history of
our piano business have wo been ln
position to offor such bargains as we
are at the present tlmo. All pianos
taken In oxchango during tho holidays,
nil non-catalogued styles and all
samplo pianos, aro placed on sale to
morrow morning, nnd must be closed
out regardless of cost. Wo need tho
room for largo shipments of pianos
that nro arriving dally from eastern
factories.
All Pianos Sold on
Monthly Payments
1 upright, ebony case $ 65.00
1 upright, rosewood caso 76.00
1 upright, mahogany caso 85,00
1 upright, walnut caso 95.00
1 upright, golden oak case .... 105.00
1 upright, burl walnut enso .... 115.00
1 sample lano 148.00
1 Cblekcring upright 168.00
1 Ilrston upright, fancy wnlnut. 185,00
Square pianos and organs, $15, $25,
$35 and up.
We also handlo a largo lino of
' Stelnway, Vose, Emerson,
Stager, Steck. Mason &
Hamlin, A, B. Chase pianos-
highest grade instruments manufac
tured in the world.
100 now pianos for ront, $3, $4 and
$5 per month. Ono year's rental al
lowed If purchased. Wrlto for cata
logue, prices apd terms, or pay us a
visit of Inspection. We savo you
money.
SCHMOLLER
& MUELLER
The Largest Piano House In the West
1313 Fnrnam St.. Omnhii
. Telephone 1(125
502 Broadway, Council Bluffs
Telephone 308
Ir
MOST REMARKABLE
emnant Sale
IN THE HISTORY OF THIS STORE.
Every remnant, every short length, every broken lot, and
odds and ends from tho
500,000 Stock
DAMAGED BY SMOKE AND WATER
will be closed out tomorrow at. unheard-of prices. Como
with tlie expectation of securing wonderful bargains
You'll not be disappointed.
BOc AM, WOOI, IMI'OHTIll)
OII.W.MS, "o V.VItl).
Ono cnbo of all wool imported chai
ns, light and dark grounds, lloral do
elgns, stripes, polka dots, crescents,
flour do lis, 60c quality, ln lengths
from 2 to 6 yards. Mnnyfx
pieces to match, on front -JC
bargain square, at yard..
tf nitnsx ooons, no uijjixaxt.
AH of our short lengths of dress
goods in black and colors, enshmere,
hcnrlettns, plaids, Checks, etc., that
wero sold before our smoko
damago at 25c each, cholco
on bargain snuaro at
5c
i,o.o i,i:.(!tiis or simc at no
rnii iiUMXAXT.
All of 25c silk remnants, taffetas,
brocades, checks, plaids, all lengths
that sold up to 25c, f
go at, por rem
nnnt SlI.Vi:it VUI.VHT HHMXAXTS
lie MAC!!.
Illnck and colored silk velvet rem
nants, half-yard and quarter-yard,
many pieces to match, they wore
eold before tho smoke dam
ago at COc each, go nt,
per remnant
3c
OIU.
In strip-
simc mou..skm. in: son:.
All of our plain colored, satin strip
ed silk moussolln do sole,
many pieces to match,
go at, yard
10c
IIKMX.WTS OF Dltl'SS f300l)N.
An Immenso accumulation of rem
nants of dress goods from tho past
week's sales, many of theso nro $1.00
and $1.50 goods, lengths from 2 to C
yards, on
enlo at,
yard
25c & 39c
J
L
See our Shoe
Saturday Drug Prices
mu- I . i Unlnur will nrnVltll at
our store on Saturday. January 11, 11W2.
FOn.'CASlI ONL.Y.
50u Gem Cntnrrh Powder -?:
60c "Uoblc's" Extract Hccf ;
This Is not tl.o imporieu uniim, uui .n
tho urtlclo now bcliiff quoted by tho local
50c Genuine LlobTg'.n Extract Beef ...... 30o
(Tills 18 IHO linpouru mm hn"i"'" ,i
J2.00 Buccus Alterans, wo sell
li.nm.. flnttvnr. wn nell tC
25c llromo Seltzer, we sell JJp
-VI i v. .. -iinAf M nil Winn., -.ill
60c Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for
:9c
2n0
690
filn
14c
60(1
6SO
340
I17n
LOc uromo tseiizer. wu
11.00 Jiromo scnzcr. wu nuu
J1.00 Iter's JNlnlt. Whiskey
"r. Pn.lnir'ii Tnr Hnan. WO cell
S1.00 Wino Cardial
$1.00 Peruna
60c Malted Milk .,
1 IJ AluHwl Mlllt
S3.75 Malletl juhk
,$2.09
Sc Carter's little I.Ivor mis .......... j-u
. ounnni, - Mrflnnnoll H
l lie liuuvu mi; ..... ..
prices, corner ICth mid Dodge streets.
$1.00 Hostetter's Hitters, wc soil &o
t ru rti,.. n lmt Tntiln tt'n anil
29c
if T Iclnn fl.nmtinrt fir Cn.
3)c
74c
7c
$1.00 Hurham's Sari-anarllla
Ji.oo nuffy's Malt Whiskey
Jap Rose Soap, cake ... ....... .......
14c
llrlfit- mnnev find
get goods ut nbovo
prices on Saturday.
Sherman & McGonnell Drug Go.
"Tho Drug Store on tho Corner."
SIXTEUNTII AND DODGE STKI313TS.
Trenton Coal
Lump and Egg $5.75 per ton
Nut $5. 50 per ton
A PERFECT DOMESTIC COAL
No Soot
No Clinkers
Lasting
Small Ash
G. 8, HAVENS & CO.,
1522 Farnam St.
TolophonoB 301, 317 and 825.
Shrader's Fig
Powder Will
Rise You in
the Morning
The only laxatlvo that cures constipation,
gall stones, stomach troubles ot all kinds
and appendicitis; It romoves alvlno poison,
tho cntiso ot all Ills. Bold In lflo and 25c
boxes by all druggUts, or send to
W. J, Shrader Medicine Co.,
New York noom 10, No. 30 East 14U St.
r 102 N. 2tb St.. Omaha. Nab.
Daputy Stat Veterinarian.
Food Inspector.
H. L. lUMICCIOTTI, D. V. S
CITY VETERINARIAN.
Offio and Inflrmary. 2Sth and Maaon Sti
JaisjJQona W.
nnAkinris
an ohf.ss i,i.ir.s, no yaiid.
All the plain and fancy dress lin
ings, only slightly smoked,
worth up to 25c per
yard, at
5c
' HIMC lir.MXAXTS.
All of our taffetas, plain nnd fancy,
brocaded silks, plaids, and peau do
sole, In remnants on bargain
squaro
nt, only
yard
39c & 50c
fiOe I'HKXOII FI,AXXHI flc.
Cholco of 2,000 short lengths of
French flnnnel, many pieces
to match, all colors,
entire rcmnnnt for
5c
IIASKMHXT UKMX.VXTS.
Stnndard apron check gingham, 34c
yard.
tlood quality dark outing flannel,
3',o yard.
Ilest quality light outing flannol,
CV4o yard.
Host quality 36-In. percale, 60 yard.
Ilest prints, 3c yard.
Best bleached muslin nnd cambric,
worth V4c, nt 6c yard.
Wot nil linen napkins, worth $1.60
dozen, at 4c each.
Wet nil linen nnpklna, worth $2.00
dozi;ii, go at Oc each.
India linen, mill lengths, G'ic yard,
worth 12Hc
nemnants of fine silk tapestry,
worth up to $7.60 yard, in lengths up
to 2 yards, go at $1.59 each.
Ilemnnnts of lino Scotch Qlngbam,
Co yard.
Itemnants of flno imported gingham,
8V4c yard.
Itemnants of imitation French flan
nel, flannelettes, etc., worth up to
l-'.c, go at Cc yard.
sorra
Ad on Page 3.
They're All Hollerith
their heads off (the Omaha drug trust)
about our selling 60c Llcblg's Kxtrnot of
Heof at 13c, quality guaranteed. They
must bo Jealous, becuuso wo nro selling
more of it than tho whole push put to
gether. Wo Just got In another largo ship
ment. Seo it ln our window. Also tho new
one AKMOUIl'S SOI.UHM2 IlKKF-whicli
bents them all nt 40c. Don't forgot about
our chest protector salo this week Frost
KIiikh nnd Queens.
25c Mtstlctoo Cream
$1.00 Uromo Seltzer ,
$1.00 Perunn
$1.00 Wlno Cardul
13c
r7o
43c
$1.00 Parisian Hair Tonic (guaranteed) 7."a
$:t.75'llospltnl Malted Milk ...S-mh
,.try vill ,111,11111 7ft.
26c Humphrey's Specifics icia
25c Woodbury's Facial I'owder u0
(MJU V-IIUUKH Ull .....
2- graln wulnlno Capsules
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medicines to a customer which shows tho
prices must bo right.
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HOSPE'S
INVENTORY
SALE
NOW ON,
All the Pianos and Organs,
all the Art Stock, all the Musical
Merchandise Included In this
Special Clearance Bale. Prices
that force sales; no persuasion
necessary, Tho elegant goods
left over from tho Christmas
stock, together with the stock on
which tho Insurance adjustment
Is credited will bo offered at
prices that soil.
This Invoice contains the
world's most noted pianos the
Knabe, the Kranlch & Bach, the
Kimball, the McPhall, the Schu
mann, the 'Melville Clarke, the
Hallfit & Davis, the Whitney,
the Ho8pe, tho Hlme, the Bur
ton nnd tho many lesser makes.
Piano Prices.
Some fine oak cased Pianos (or
$137.00; somo elegant walnut
cased pianos (or 1148.00, and ma
hogany pianos for $167.00. A
number of pianos Id different
woods at $187.00, $198.00, $227.00,
$268.00, $287.00; the finest coses
for $317.00, $338.00 and up, A few
grand pianos for $390.00 to $47C.
You can buy pianos for $26.00
up. You can pay from $10.00 up
for a cash payment, and from
$5.00 up per month. Stools and
Scarfs Included.
Every piano warranted for five
to ten years.
Stools and Scarfs.
$1.00, $1.50, $2.00 $1.80. $2.00, $3.00.
Pianos tuned, rented and re
paired. A. HOSPE,
1513-1515 Douglas St.
For Full Particulars Inquire in Our High Grade
Dress Goods
Sensational Silk Sale,
An accumulative lot of SIMC ItK.M.N'ANTS
In odd shades will bo closed out AT 10O
YD, ONLY 10 YDS. TO A GUSTOMKIl.
Lot of flno S1I.K VELVET REMNANTS,
most nny color, In lengths of 1 to G yards,
all go ln Friday's snlo at 1KC yard.
Lot TAI'TBTA SILKS, 111 colors, nt 25c.
Ixit flno JAP WASH SILKS, good styles,
25c.
Look at Hayden's Lofting
FROM 8 TO 9 A. M. 2-lb. can 10c sugar
corn, ic.
FROM 9 TO 10 A. M. 2-lb. can 10c string
benna, 4c.
FROM 10 TO tl tA. M. 2-lb. can lOo peni,
6c.
FROM 11 TO 12 A. M. 3-lb. con 20c tnblo
peaches, 8?ic.
FROM 12 TO 2 P. M. 12Uc naval or
anges, 7Vic.
FROM 2 TO 4 P. M. 3-lb. hand picked
benns, 10c.
4 lbs. rolled oats, 11c.
UAVnCIll Friday is Remnant Day
HAT UtRS in tn Bsreain Room
Wo will place all our Remnants nnd Winter Roods on snla at from one-third
to one-tenth of their original cost. Every thing must go and prlco will do It. Our
Bargain Room now has bocomo the talk of tho town nnd country, nnd wo Intend to
keep the peoplo talking by tho unheard of bargains that wo will plnco tomorrow at
their disposal. Come early.
NO rEDDLERS, DEALERS OR MERC HANTS SOLD TO IN THIS ROOM.
IOO ar.O IMITATION KKKNCII
FI.AXXHI.. no.
All our 15c, 19c and 25c Imitation French
Flannel, 27-ln.. 30-In. and 3C-ln. wide, In
nlco long remnants, dark and bright col
ors, your choice at, per jnrd, Cc.
run. STAxn.viui piuxth, a l-ac.
All our Full Standard Prints, dnrk, light
nnd bright colors, remnants from 3 to 10
yards, regular Cc and(7',c yard, nt 2'ic.
mc & inc mnincss, r.c.
Yard-wide Block Molro Linings, regular
12c, l"c and 19c goods, In long remnants,
all will go ut Cc.
MUSLINS AXI I.1XHNS.
'' Extra heavy yard-wldo Unblenched Mus
lin, worth Cc ynrd, only 10 yards to custo
mer, from 8 a. m. to 10 n. m, will go nt Jc.
39c Turkey Red Damask will go at 19c.
39c Bleached Damask will go at 19c.
SPECIAL SALE ON TOWELS IN THIS
DEPARTMENT.
tr,C ZEPHYR CIXOHAMS, i i-ac.
Long remnants of 15c Zephyr Ginghams
will go nt CHc
10c Shaker Flannel, 3?ic.
6c Apron Olnghnm, 3c.
15c Draperies, 7V4c.
10c Golf Black Skirting, 3V4c.
19c ynrd wide percales, Cc.
15c yard-wide striped Outing Flannel, Cc.
SPtiCIAI. OX nilKSS AXIJ SKIRT PAT
TKIIXS. $10.00 skirt patterns will go nt $1.98.
$10.00 dress patterns will go nt $2.98.
$15 skirt patterns will go at $2.98.
$15.00 and $20.00 dress patterns will go
nt $3.98.
10,000 yards of remnants of nil wool, half
wool and silk and ool dress goods will
go at 10c, 15c nnd 23o yard.
DitKflN noons sai.i:.
D4-lnch strictly all wool cheviot, worth
$1.25. 49c.
58-Inch plaid back golf, worth $1.G0, 49c.
40-lnch granlto, worth 75c, 49c.
HAYDEN BROS.
SOLID GOLD I4K
"Wo want your watch trndo nnd at tho prices wo nuote we bnllove can get
It. Tho watch wo now offer you nt $19.00 Is a solid gold 14k case, either Elgin or
AValthnm movement, guaranteed to bo a good tlmekeoper. Tho regular price for this
watch Is $25.00.
Mawhinney & Ryan Co.,
Jewelers and" Art ibth and douolas ht.
Slatl oners Mall orders given careful attention. Btleo
Uon paclULgea sent to responsible portlea.
JUPITER
COAL
THE BEST ALL 'ROUND ME
DIUM PRICED COAL IN THE
CITY JUST RIGHT FOR ALL
PURPOSES- FROM THE RICH
EST MINES IN ILLINOIS.
Lump for Heating, $5.75 a ton
Nut for the Range, $5.50 a ton
Hald & Rice,
Tel. 1238.
606 So. 10th at
HAYDENs
High Grade Dress
Goods
All our winter dress gooda must go In
order to mako room for our now spring
goods now fast arriving.
Wo havo now ndded a TAILOH DEPAnT
MENT, whero wo will mako skirts nt tho
most reasonnblo prices over made ln Omaha.
Kvery skirt will bo Rilarantoed to fit or
n'ouoy cheerfully refunded. Wo will mnuo
any style skirt or copy hut' design, or mako
entirely now designs, nnd challenge any
Indies' tailor west o,Chltngo to either 111
or mako n skirt ns goSd as wo can,
Department.
Friday, in Big Main Dipt
PANOY VELVETS for waists on salo, 49c.
COItmmoY for waists, on fnlo at 69c.
Do you knows that tho WINS LOW TAK
PET A is today In greater demand than
ever before 7 tho reason Is plain, tho peo
ple have found out by experience that It 1
tho only safe taffeta to buy, only srfld nt
Itayden's.
Down the Prices on Groceries
Special on Teas and Coffees
FREE I FREEH FREE!! I
A beautiful cream pitcher given free with
ono pound of our first crop of Japan tea,
only COc.
Sun-cured Japan, cholco drink, 35c.
English Breakfast and Gunpowder tea,
40c.
Royal Santos coffee, fresh roasted, only
12Vic.
Old Oovernmont Mocha and Java coffeo,
20c. 1 lbs. for $1.00.
38-lnch all wool Henrietta, worth 75c, 49i.
CO-lnch dark nil wool plaids, $1.50, 49c.
CO-lnch all wool storm serges, etc., 49c.
WAISTIXCJS.
Strictly all wool Fronch flannel In dots,
small llgurcs, etc., regulnr 7Cc goods, 25c.
Persian patterns In rich, bright colors,
stripes, etc, worth 75c, 39c.
COc nil wool challls will go at 25c.
Sll.lfS, VHI.VKTX AXI COHDUIIO VS.
All our $1.50, t)Sc and 75c silks will go nt
39c.
All our COc and 49c silk will- go at 25c.
All our 75c corduroys will go at 29c.
All our 39c and 49o velvets will go aj
12 He.
HOYS' CLOTHING.
Hoys' $2.50 two-pleco BUlts, 95c.
Boys' $3.50 two-pleco suits, $1.50.
Hoys' $5,00 three-ptcco suits, $1,95.
Hoys' 75c all wool pants, 35c.
Hoys' $1.00 all wool pants, COc.
Hoys' $2.50 long pants, 95c,
IJXIIHIIWU.VH IX Till! IIARGAI.1
IIOOM.
MICX'S WXnnilWKAR at sac.
Men's underwear at 25c.
All tho men's undorweor that sold Id
bargain room up to $1.25, all nt 25c.
All tho Indies' undorwear that sold up to
$1.00, at 2Cc.
All tho men's heavy Jersey ovorsblrts that
sold up to $1.00, at 25c.
AH tho men's work gloves that sold up
to 39c, at 10c , ,
All tho men's sweaters that sold up to
$1.00, at 25c.
All tho men's working gloves nnd mit
tens that sold up to $1.00, ut 25c.
All tho children's underwear that sold
up to COc, nt 10c;
All tho men's colored work ehlrU thnt
sold up to 75c, at 25c.
All the men's whlto unlaundered shirts
at 25c.
Ono' lot ot ladles' stockings nnd mittens
that sold up to 25c, on'salo nt Cc.
Men's COc oxford rauflloro at 15c.
15c.
CASE WATCH SI9.CG
Nothing Better Made
Prices from $3,
The Robt, Dempster Go.
11215 Kiirnuiil Ht.
, KxcIuhIvo Ueulem In Thoto
Muterlal.
