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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, JANUARY 25, lOOS.-
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RELLRT, ST1CER & CO,
ltri Opu Until 0i30 O'Olook latnrhj
GREAT DISCOUNT SALE.
fate Close .Innnnrr fit Kxlra Attrac
tions for tho I.niit Hli Ilnya
Fifty Per Ceut Die
, count. , '
Long Coats, Italians, Jackets, 'Cloth
Cape, Misses' Long Coats and Jackets, no
reserves, nil our cxcluelvo styles Included
In this sale. Just Vi prices tor any coat In
the house
83 VEll CENT DISCOUNT OFF ALL FUIIS,
Scarfs, Collarettes, Astrakhan Capes and
Muffs, separata or to match neck pieces,
including the popular kind of furs made In
tho latest shapes-
CO PEIt CENT DISCOUNT ON IIEMNANT8.
All romnants that have accumulated dur
ing our discount salo on Dlack and Col
ored Dresu Goods, lengths from yard and
one-halt to four yards and one-half, all at
just ono-half former prices.
20 PER CENT DISCOUNT
on entlro stock of Colored Dress Goods, on
entire stock of black dress goods.
20 PER CENT DISCOUNT
on entlro stock of Women's and Children's
"Winter Underwear, Union Suits, Pants and
Vesta.
20 PER CENT DISCOUNT
On Men's and Hoys' Winter Underwear,
Union Suits, Shirts and Drawers.
FLANNELS 20 PER CENT OFF.
20 per cent discount off all Flannels, In
cluding Outing, Scotch, Shirting, Skirting
.Flannel In all colors, and Eiderdowns also
linen warp Flannels, silk warp Flannels
and embroldorcd edgo, baby Flannels, 20
per ccift off.
FRENCH FLANNELS 20 PER CENT OFF.
20 per cent discount off all our plnln
French Flannels and figured Flannels 20
per cent off.
ULANKETS 20 PER CENT OFF.
20 per cent discount oft nil our white,
gray and tan fleece Dlatikcts; also woolen
IllnnkotB of every kind 20 per cent off.
COMFORTS 20 PER CENT OFF.
20 per cent discount off nil our sllkollne,
cotton filled Comforts; nlso down Com
forts In ovory slzo 20 per cent off.
EMP.ROIDERED WAIST PATTERNS.
CO per cent discount off all our embroid
ered French Flannel WaUt Patterns, with
embroidered bands tor trimming. Thcso
patterns nro tucked and yoked and are
classed with tho best and most stylish; old
price, $3.50, $4.50 nnd $C; now halt prlco
CO per cent off.
KELLEV, STIOER & CO.,
Corner Farnam and Fifteenth Streets.
CLEARING OF SHE FOR SHOPS
Old lloiinillinnse Is Hnplilly Disap
pearing? nnd Foundation
AVurk UrKliia.
All but flvo stalls of tho Union Pacific
roundhouse nro now torn down and most of
the debris has been removed. There were
twenty stalls In all. All traces of the sand
houso have been cleared away. This leaves
n largo tract of ground blear on the site of
the new machlno shop In ordor that work
may progress on thnt building.
Tho big tin shop opposlto the offices,
which nlso encroaches upon tho site, will
not bo attacked for a week or two yet.
During tho cold weather the work will be
confined largely to excavation and the
preparation of tho substructures for ' the
foundations.
At present tho chief construction work
Is on the foundation for tho smokestack,
which will bo built first, and tho piers.
Pilings In tho holes excavated for theso
nro driven three feet apart. Thoy are cal
culated to stand twenty tons of wclsht
npleco. Concrete which will bo poured In
over the pilings will bo eight feet In thick
ness. This means that many thousands of
tons will bo used. It will take a week or
mora for It to set thoroughly.
Tho working force Is being diminished
as tho debris work becomes lighter. Only
clghty-flvo men wero employed yesterday.
During tho cold weather not many moro
will bo used.
SCARCITY OF STRAWBERRIES
Report from Missouri Indicate Crop
Much Smaller Than Last
Tear.
Strawberries will bo scarce In the west
ern markets this summor according to re
ports received from the sources of supply
In Arkansas and Missouri. Tho commission'
men aro receiving replies from their first
lottors of Inquiry. From Sarcoxto, Mo.,
which In former years has sent 300 cars to
tho northern consumers, 'comes an estimate
of twelve or nftcon cars for tho season.
Van Duron, which has shipped as high as
200 cars In a season, now reports tho prob
ability of forty cars. Sprlngdale, which
was looked upon for a tlmo as tho coming
strawberry canter, reports a great falling
off In acreage and prospective yield.
From overy point reported tho condition
is attributed to tho samo cause, tho In
tensely dry weather of last summer. Ono
correspondent from Sprlngdalo says that In
addition to the dry weather of tho summer,
the cold weather of Decomber, coming upon
the plants unprotected by snow, damaged
tho fields almost as much as the summer
heat. Tho correspondents agreo that tho
new Holds are damaged worso than the old
ones, tho plants set out last year bolng
practically out of consideration when mak
ing an cstlmato upon tho yield.
OPENING OF SPRING TRADE
netall Merchants Already Arriving In
"Omaha to Make Their
Purchases,
Retail dealers from out of town who are
anxious to soe tho first spring offerings of
dry goods are beginning to appear at tho
Omaha wholesalo house and within two
weoks the spring season at these houses
will bo at Its height. Tho states west ot
the Rocky mountains are from two weeks
to a month earlier In making tholr pur
chases than the states cast ot those moun
tains, so goods will bo on the road to tho
states of California, Idaho, Oregon, Wash
ington and Utah whllo tho Nebraska re
tailer are In the city placing orders,
Tho millinery houses aro getting ready
for their spring opening, which will take
place some tlmo In February, tho date not
being fixed at this time. It Is expected
that the number of visitors to Omaha this
season will exceed the number of 1901, the
number that year being more than twice
as many as had ever visited the city In any
previous year, Tho Jobbers aro sending out
the usual spring Invitations, which include
an offer to pay railroad fare upon the pur
chase ot a certain amount ot goods.
Aching In tho small ot the back Is an
Indication of might's disease. The proper
course in such cases is to take a few doses
ot Prickly Ash Hitters. It Is an effective
kidney remedy and bewcl regulator.
Bam'! Durns, 1318 Farnam, Front window
real Wedcewood dinner set, 18.75.
THE FINAL CUT
On Men's and Boys
SMOKE AND WATER
DAMAGED CLOTHING
Every garment must be closed out within
the next couple of days. We are offering
Tf v of any
iw "Vivv &Co,b
T1 T 1 i of
lit; WllUlLC Hint
nnd
nnd $15.00, for $5.00. It Is n great opportunity to snvo money.
.innAkf nn
DAY FOR M'KINLEY SERVICES
Nebraska ttrnnil Arrar Posts Will
Have Memorial Ceremonies
Next Wcdneadsy. '
In tho posts of the Grand Army of the
Republic In tho stato of Nebraska, Wednes
day, January 29, will bo a day of memorial
for tho lato president, AVllllam McKlnloy.
This action Is taken In response to general
orders Issued somo tlmo ago.
In somo of tho posts tho services will bo
extensive, nnd programs, Including ad
dresses upon the life and character of tho
departed comrade, will bs carried out. In.
other posts tho only services will bo tho
usual memorial ceremonies of tho order.
Probably tho most olaborato service In tho
state wilt be that hold by Farragut post
of Lincoln. Tho department commander,
n. S. Wilcox of Omaha, will deliver tho
principal address, and notables from all
over tho stato will tako part. One or
moro of tho department staff will attend
tho services at Superior, where tho local
post Is making preparations for a service.
At many of the posts collections will be
taken for tho purpose of swelling the monu
ment fund. Many of the posts have al
ready taken up such collections, the monoy
having been remitted through department
headquarters to the general committee at
Canton.
Sam'l Burns, 1318 Farnam, Front window
real Wcdgowood dinner sot, $8.75.
OMAHA". Nob., Jan. 22, 1902.
To the Members of tho Nebraska Retail
Grocers nnd General Merchants:
At a moetlng of tho Executive Doard, the
Chicago, Milwaukee St. Paul Railway was
selected as the official route to tho Qro
enrs' Convention at Milwaukee. Party will
leave Omaha at 6 P. M. Sunday, January
26, from tho Union Station, A special
sleeping car has been chartered. A rate
of ono and one-.thlrd faro for tho round
trip has been made for this occasion. Sea
that your tickets read via the Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway from
Omaha to Milwaukee
A Royal, Good Tlmo provided for by the
Merchant of Milwaukee.
For any further Information write or
wire, II. FISCHER.
i . Secretary,
001 Now York Life Dldg.
Effective Sunday, .Innuurr ,
tho morning train on tho Chicago, St. Paul,
Minneapolis & Omaha railway for Sioux
City and beyond, Wayne, llnrtlngton,
Bloomftcld, Now CnBtlo and intermediate
points will leavo Webster street depot at
0:30, Instead of 0 a. m.
Returning leavo Sioux City at 7.15 a, m.
and 5:25 p. m.; arrive Omaha 11:20 a. m.
and 9:15 p. m. No chango In departuro of
afternoon trains.
OR to Florida.
A number ot prominent Ncbraskans will
leave Omaha January. 29 to enjoy an out
ing tn Florida. Many ot them will take
tholr golf sticks; others oxpect to play
tennis, to fish, sail and bathe.
This mld-wlnter excursion to Florida will
leave tho Durllngton station, Omaha, 5:10
p. m., January 29, and will have through
cars to Jacksonville Thj round-trip rate
Is $52.50, Tickets aro now on sale at 1502
Farnam street.
Ilomenrekcrr' Excursions.
TIcketB to nearly all points In the United
States on salo at all ticket offices of the
Chicago Great Western railway on the first
and third Tuesdays ot January and Febru
ary at tho low rato ot one faro plus $2.00
for the round trip. . Good to return. In 21
days from date ot sale. For detailed In
formation addregB any Chicago Oreat West
ern agent, or J. P, Elmor. O. P. A., Chi
cago, 111,
Bond articles of Incorporation, notices, of
stockholders' meetings, etc., to The Dee.
We will glvo them proper legal Insertion.
Bee. Telophone 23S
$10
$5
men's suits and overcoats
sold for $10.00, $12.60
$15.00, for
Any man'stil
suit or P
overcoat in
the house,
Rogers, l'ect
& Co 's ex
cepted. 10
Wo nro rIvIiir you cliolco of any
ono of tho flnoHt milts und over
contH In tho house (with tho excep
tion of the Rogers, Pcet & Co.'h
garment!) nt $10.00, regular prices
range up to ?U,".00. You have tho
opportunity of selecting from the
greatest variety of tho llue'st ready
to wear clothing over shown In tho
city, nnd tho price ought to ho an
incentive for you to attend this
sale tomorrow,
Men's $10,
$12.00 and
$15.00 Suits
and
Overcoats for
This offering Is a great deal out
of tho ordinary, they arc only n
trlflo smoked, which does not
greatly Impair their nctual vnlue,
nevertheless we aro giving you
choice of all the men's suits nnd
overcoats that sell for S10.00. $12.50
man's suit or overcoat
oxcoptotl) for t;
5
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H3S e&HS
LOOKING F0RC0URT COSTS
Ilen.Hr Men and Hoard of Education
Ofllclnla Confer on Tax
Assessment.
A conference was held yesterday after
noon between the tax 'committee ot the
Omaha Real Estate exchange and the presi
dent and attorney ot the Doard of Educa
tion. No report will bo made of the conference
until so-no definite courso Is decided upon,
but It Is understood that tho question of
funds to proBccuto an appeal from tho ac
tion ot tho board of equalization Is under
consideration.
The nttornoy for tho school board has
expressed an opinion that such an appeal
can be prosecuted and tho real estato men
aro anxious to know more of tho subject,
whllo tho members of tho school board de
sire financial as well as moral assistance.
DEMANDS FREEDOM OR TRIAL
Attorney (or Williams and Limerick
Submits a Motion to
Judge nerka.
In police court yesterday Attorney
Moroarty moved that Williams and Limer
ick, tho men who held up Cliff Cole's place,
be either discharged or placed on trial.
He urged that they bad been in Jail five
days and no charge had yot been filed
against them. Judgo Derka did not rule on
the motion.
Chief Donahue says a charge will bo filed
against tho men and they will be tried
on It.
Misleading Statements.
about train scrvlco to California deceive
but few. All well informed people know
that If they want to reach San Francisco
without delay, tho fast trains of the Union
Paclflo place thorn there sixteen hours
ahead of all competitors; that If their des
tination Is Los Angeles, the Union Pacific
trains from Omaha run direct, and not via
Kansas City; that via the Union Paclfla
there la no changing cars en routo; and
that the Union Pacific, is the only line
running through trains to Utah and Cali
fornia from Omaha. Three through trains
dally.
Via Omahn, tho Union Paclflo Is
204 miles shorter to Salt Lako City,
278 miles shorter to Sau Francisco,
278 mites shorter to Los Angeles,
358 miles shorter to Portland
than any other line.
Full Information cheerfully furnished on
application.
City tlckot office, 1324 Farnam, '1'Done
316.
SkntliiK Without Stars.
You may see stars If you go out to skato
nt Twenty-fourth and Hamilton, but It will
not bo tho fault of tho management; for
thoro you may havo the pleasuro of skating
with nil tho dangerous and disagreeable
features left out. It Is Just as though your
parlor floor wero to turn Into a Bheet of
Ice, only much moro desirable for you, as
there you havo tho lar.se covered sheet of
lco, with a parlor thrown In, whero you
may strap on your skates and warm when
you becorao cold. And, then, tho crowds
I never go out but that I find all my
friends, and It seems as though everybody
else were there, too.
Card of Thanks.
Wo desire to voice our heartfelt thanks
for the services and loving sympathy of
friends during tho illness of our beloved
husband and father, James Hardin, now
departed, and especially to thank the neigh
bora of Hickory camp, M. W. A., and the
Eliza D. Watt Camp, R. N. A.
MRS. VIOLA RARDIN,
M, E. RARDIN.
C. M. RARDIN,
C. W. RARDIN.
Shampooing and balr dressing, 25c, at The
Oatbery, 216-220 Boo building. Tel. 1716
Great Clearing
Sale of
Men's and Boys' Clothing.
$10 men's sulfa nnd overcoats for $5.(p.
$15 men's sulfa and overcoats for $7.50.
$18 nnd $20 men's suits and overcoats for
$10.00.
$25 and $35 men's suits and overcoats for
$15.00.
$10 men's storm ulsters for $5.75.
$15 men's storm ulsters for $7.60.
$18,000 Muslin Underwear Sale
An Immense purchase of beautiful gnrmonts for spot cash from tho world's best
manufacturers. Full linos of women's, mlhscs' and children's garments. TUB MOST
IMPORTANT MUSLIN UNDERWEAR ANNOUNCEMENT EVER MADE IN OMAHA.
Tables and counters will bo ladon with tho RICHEST AND HANDSOMEST ASSORT
MENT OF FINE UNDERWEAR EVER PUT ON SALE.
Among tho thousands of pieces are night
robes, umbrella walking nnd underskirts,
drawers and' chemises In Jap silks, lawns,
nainsooks, long cloth, Lonsdalo, nnd King
Phillip cambrics, finished with rich trim
Specials Saturday
No Ptddltrs or Dealers
.From 8 to 8:30 a. m.
wo will sell L. L. yard wldo extra heavy
unbleached muslin, worth 6o yard, ouly ten
yards to customer, at 2',4c.
From 10 to 10:30 a. m.
wo will sell yard wldo percale, worth 15c
yard, dark and light colors, only ten yards
to customer, nt 3 lie.
From 12 to 12:30 p. m.
ro will sell tho bost quality skirt binding,
rorth 5c ynrd, only ten yards to customer,
t lc.
From 2 to 2:30 p. m.
to will sell 20,000 yards of all wool, half
Grand Ribbon
We have instituted n regular ribbon day
nnd that day is Saturday. You can al
ways buy ribbons nt this salo at less than
one-half tho regular prlco. Wo mean
fresh, up-to-dato ribbons.
Big Grocery Specials
Aa eye opener also a purso oponor.
Enough said. Read tho following prices:
22-lbs. granulated sugar, $1.00.
3l&-lbs. good Japan rlco, 16c.
Largo sack whlto or yellow cornmeal.
16c.
6-lbs breakfast, oatmeal, 15c.
4-lbs hand 'picked ,navy beans, 15c.
2-lb. cans early.. Juno peas, 8 l-3c.
Choice tea sittings, per pound, 20c.
No. 1 Golden Rip Coffee, pound, 12c.
II. D. C. Mocha and Java, special, lb., 35o.
BUTTER AND EGGS:
Choice country roll butter, pound, 14c-16c
Fancy dairy butter, 18c.
Fancy creamery, a good tablo butter, 20c.
Extra fancy cparater creamery, lb., 21c.
Fancy full cream cheese, lb., 10c.
Saturday Special
Sale.
No. 1 California' hams, 7c
8-lb palls silver leaf lard, 30c.
No. 1 fancy cured bacon, ll',4c,
Alston's new bologna, 5c.
Fish Specials.
In Haydcn's fish department you can see
fish from all ovor tho world.
Fancy herring from Norway, 1214c.
Fancy herring from Holland, 7,4c.
Bluo black Spanish mackerel, 1214c.
HAYDEN
OFFICE IS SELF-SUSTAINING
Plumbing Inspector I.ynch's Ilecelpt
Are In, Excess of Ex
penditures. Whon the offlco of plumbing Inspector
was created In 1893 It provod to be expen
sive for the 'city. For six years the ro-i
celpts of the office foil far bolow tho ex
penditures, but John Lynch has brought tho
offlco out ot tho rut and has established It
on a paying basis. In 1901 tho receipts ot
tho plumbing inspector were $1,355.50 and
tho expenditures $1,270, leaving a balance
of $85.60.
In 1893 the expenditures of tho office were
$4,092 nnd tho receipts $824.50, leaving a
deficit of $3,267 to be met from the general
fund. Tho deficit for 1894 was $2,496 and In
1895 tho plumbing Inspector spent $2,382
more than, lie received In foes.
Announcements of thn Theaters.
During the week that "Sccrot Scrvlco,''
which will be Mr, Daniel Frawley's produc
tion for Sunday mattneo and night, was
presented In San Francisco, the attendance
reached tho enormous total of over 25,000
and this too, notwltbsandlng tho fact that
the play had a previous run In San Fran
cisco of four weeks to tremondous business.
Mr. Frawloy appears in Gillette's old part
of Captain Thorn, nnd It said that It fits
hlravto a T, his self-contained and lra
peruirbale personality and talent for quiet
and repressed acting being especially suited
to the part. The leading female part will
be assumed by Miss Mary Van Duron. The
rest of the cast will bo In capable hands.
fS.OO for a Half a nay's Work.
If you live In the country or In a small
town and have a good acquaintance among
the farmers and stockralsers In the neigh
borhood, you car. icshs $5 easily by four
or flvs hours' work. Write us and we will
and you our proposition. The Bte Publish
ing company, Solicitors' Dspt., Omaha, Nek.
HAYDEN
s
$4.50 boys' ctorm ulsters for $1.95.
$2 nnd $3.50 boys' odd long pants at 95c
and $1.50.
75c boys' odd knee pants nt 25c.
$1.00 boys' odd kueo pants at 50c.
$5 boys' Russian hlouso suits for $1.95.
$5 boys' sailor blouse suits for $2.50.
$3.60 men's oxtra nlzo pants at $1.50.
Only 3S to 48 waist.
mings, Valenciennes laces, embroideries,
ribbons nnd hemstitched effects. They ore
nil exquisitely made In tho newest French
designs, nnd havo nil tho charm and at
tractiveness of perfection and absolute
newness.
in Bargain Room
Sold to in This Dept.
wool and silk nnd wool, worth from 49c
up to $1.60 yard, all In nlco long lengths,
nt 10c yard.
From 4 to 4:30 p. m.
wo' will sell full standard prints, worth Be
yard, only ten yards to customer, nt lc.
From 7 to 7:30 p. m.
wo will sell all wool and silk and wool
nnd black cropon dress goods, worth from
$1.50 to $2.98 yard, only ono pattern to cus
tomer, at 25c yard.
From 9 to 9:30 p. m.
wo will Bell yard wldo bleached muslin,
worth 6c ynrd, only ton yards to custo
mer, at 2c yard.
Sale Saturday.
25c neck ribbons, por yard, 10c.
All other ribbons at cut prices.
All copyright books at 90c.
100 engraved cards aad pinto, $1.00.
1000 BOXES CRACKERS AND CAKES
Just received. All fresh and crisp. Theso
goods aro strictly first class. We handle
largo quantities nnd If you want fresh,
crisp crackers, got them at Haydcn's.
Shaker blsqults (samo as Unccda), 3V4c
Fresh mado ginger snaps, 5c.
Soda, oyster, butter and milk crackers,
6c.
Graham and oatmeal crackers, 7t4c
Sugar and molasses cookies, 7c.
Orange sweets, 8c. Iced Angers, 8c.
Ass't. Jumbles, 10c. Vanilla lemon wa
fers, 15c. Baby mixed, 10c. Animals, lOo.
FREE DEMONSTRATION Broakfast
foods, Fruen'B wheat wafers, Malto vlto In
this department.
Meat and Poultry
Baltimore oysters, per qt., 28c.
FRUITS NEVER SO CHEAP.'
Messina lomons, each lc.
3-lbs. new large dates, 10c.
Fancy navel oranges, each, lc.
Fancy Norwny mackerel, IVAc.
Fancy Irish mackerel, 16c.
Georges Bank cod fish, 12&C
Russian sardines, 1214c. .
All kinds 'of smoked fish in stock.
BROS
I
SATURDIY-S0AP DAY
You know wo told you that every Satur
day we're going to make a special lnduce
"""JA t0. BOt I'eop'o t come into our storo.
We'll dig up something that you'll wnnt
nnd wo'll sell It cheap too. This Saturday
wo'ro going to sell you a 25c box of tho
best soap In America, 3 enkes In a box, for
15c. Wo'vo got plenty of It nnd you can
have all you want at that price.
10c Frog In Your Throat Be
25c Laxatlvo llromo-Qulnlne i0
2oo Qulnucctol, best for coldB 20c
JJ.00 Iumbcrt's LUterlne 5o
25c Danderlno is
6nc Omega Oil. , 3.1c
tl.OO Hood's Snrsnparllla ' mo
J1.O0 Temptation Tonic I-tq
(This Is tho Genuine.)
$1.00 PE RUN A Ono to n Pllttnmnr r.7
$1.00 Bexlno Pills ' "' 7
iJ-xS ?:,,rlsUuJ. Tonic-guaranteed. 75o
$1,00 Wine Cardul 49
$1.00 Hutlcr's Female Regulator 75,1
5f'o Lleblg's Extract Beef 130
$1.00 Hylo-the guaranteed catarrh euro DOc
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
SGHAtFER'S Hrnir Store,
Tel. 717. H. W. Cor. IO1I1 anil Chicago,
Qoods delivered FREE to any part ot city.
PlDlfBDIft I
Hair
Balsam
Promotes tho growth of tho hair and
gives It tho lustro and sllklness ot youth.
When tho hair Is gray or faded It
BRIN08 BACK THE YOUTHFUL COLOR.
It prevents Dandruff and hair falling
and keeps tho scalp clean and healthy.
A HOME PRODUCT
Better than Imported.
Cook's Imperial
EXTRA DRY
Delicious InvlgoratlngtrhsTmlsss.
Absolutely pure.
TO-DAY'S
. OFFERING .
Today's offerings at "The Nebraska" arc so extensive
in their reach throughout the following departments that
they will prove exceptional opportunities for tho prudent
buyer. Wo cannot urge you too strongly to be on tho
alert for them.
Men's FLtvcy Hose
for today
Men's Fancy Shirts
ljero are some values in men's fancy
shirts that thrifty men havo been looking
for. They are advance styles for spring,
the line is made up of line French per
cales and madras cloths, in small, neat
figures, stripes and bright colorings, they
are properly cut and finished, would bo
good values at 1.25 and i
SI .fin nni- nviw
Men's
trimmed with the very best of trimmings. If you want tn
. be tempted, look at these hats, then "i Est ft
look nt the price .?2.ob and lsCVf
""
fl0 0ff A11 alld Gil,s, Witlter Wear
JmjJ Ovorcoats, Suits, Sweaters, Undcrwoar, Gloves, Hosiery, Leg
pltiffSi Alufllors, Woolon Drosses, Etc.
Our Sample Spring Lines of Boys' Washable and
Woolen Suits and Girls' Drossos aro still on display, and aro attracting
merited attention. Many oxcluslvo uovcllios in imported and domestic fabric,
JtamiiuonJ)
Talks AM11
ALONG WITH
The Best Shoe for "Women
AT S3.BO ALWAYS
wo also carry, In welts nnd turns,
AT $3,150 A I, WAYS
a line of Women's Shoos In all the now
leathers nnd new eiiapes.
wo carry no mncnine-sowea snocs.
i.nilnn tn 1 Ml nuil in T.f IImrs fnr women.
you arc rcaponnWy certain of best values
than if our stocK was a congiomcruuon oi
everything.
Wo carry no men'B slioes. ,
SORQSIS SHOE STOR E
Frank Wilcox, Mgr., 203 S. 15th St.
Send for Cataloguo.
.iMJ
I Wo offer the Omnlm public
tho llnest lino ot cliolco nnd
Delected .Gins over vhown In
thn city.
This crystal, distilled bov
eruge, stimulating and medi
cinal, tihould bu on uvory
Hldobonrd,
IMl'OUTED nnANDS.
Gonova (Nutherlunds),
J no. Uu Kupcr & Son.
Kllderlon's Geneva, In crys
tal Jugs.
CnutcH & Co.'s Original
Plymouth filn.
Jlootli'B Old Tom.
Oiinlon & Co.'s Dry Gin.
Itogers & Co.'s Tom Gin.
Marlborough Tom ain.
DOMESTIC.
ller's Ragle Gin.
Ilnr'H Old Tom ain.
l'linsphuto Oln iind Celery.
l'hllox Fruit Gin, straw-
berry und pineapple iiavurs.
Tluwn excellent gins rungo In prlco, 75c,
11.00, J1.25. Jl.OO. J1.75 per quart bottle.
Mull orders lllled. City orders delivered.
CACKLEY BROS.
Fine Willi's mill Tattle I.liiunrs,
Opposite I'ustofMisr. Teleiihiine 1148,
AGENTS FOn THE HUNTEU nYI3
WHISKEY.
TRADE MARK
These hose are of the best nnd latest
designs, and were low priced at original
quotations. We have decided to sell them
out quickly, so as to have room for our
spring arrivais. Some of them nre mndc of
French lisle thread that sold for (55c, 75c.
others are fancy lace effects that sold for
155c, toe, to sell them rapidly we have made
one uniform price on them pr
JLsV-TVJ
Hats
Some new spring styles in
soft hats have, arrived.
We have opened up a hand
some line of the. latest
styles of pannma shapes,
uruiwk limiTwl umiifv iitiHfiuiiH
- ""iMilsin'llll - lllB
azaar
Opp. Orshsrd m W llhslai
Somithing Nict for Papi
Is a bottlo of Metis beor. It has the right
flavor It has the life and body that a good
boor needs. A puro beer, well browed and
cnrefully bottled, It lo alwaya' wholesome
It's tho best brer to koep, in the house.
Try a caso of 2 dozon pint ,or quart bottles,
delivered.
Metz Bros. Brewing Co.,
Tel. 110, Omstm.
Or Jacob" Js'pumayer, Ag;t., caro Noumayer
Hotel. Council 'njOffs, low",- ,
RED
ALBUMEN
Said to make hens lay, which la doubt
ful, but will make Hiickurs.
In the January number of the
OMAHA DIUIOdlST, published by
tho HICHAltDSON DHUO CO Is
copied nn extract from tho l'HAH
MACEUTICAI.. ERA, tho leudlng
druggist's paper In tho United States;
"It Is said tho H15D AL.UUMBN
sent out by tho IJ. S. Salyx Co., Is
composed of ground oyster shell and
red pepper," Buys the Era.
This is the iMimpnund a 16th Btrect
druggist bus been palming off on the
unsuspecting public at 2c u lb., whose
welfare ngulnst KltAUDS and extor
tlonuto prices 1hey seem to think they
are called upon to protect. Gone to
Fuller Drug and Paint Go,
TAFT'S S
PHiLAnr.i.Piii a
DENTAL PARLORS
517 Douglas Street
Only 18.00 for best teeth nono better
made no matter what you pay.
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