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TITIS OMAHA VAILY HIS 73; sV-NRAV, VTUHUT.AKY 2, HHtt.
COMPARES OM AHA S TAX RATE
Oit Eigiittr Ihtm that it U Lr Thus
lhtt f OtVir Citlit.
DEDUCES RATE TO PER CAPITA BASIS
flcnroa, Aim), to MIiovt tlint Per Cnpltn
Cost nf Street ClrnnliiK in Omiiliit
Cuiiijinres Fiivnriilil) ivitli
Other Plnitn.
Tho clamor concerning the excessive
tftto of taxation baa set mo to studying tbo
Statistics of other cities," said Englneor
ItMowatcr. "By examining tho tax statis
tics of fifty cities ranging In size from CO,.
000 to 300,000 I bavo found tbat tho average
per capita into of taxation Is $12.41,
Omaha's per capita rato Is $12.0G, or 33
Oenta bolow the average Syracuse, N. Y.,
and Indianapolis, Ind,, bavo a per capita
Mto of moro than $17. Tho troublo In
Omaha Is that tho tax Is not proporly ap
portioned. Honest returns aro not maitn
and as a result tho assented valuation Is so
mall that tho tax burden Is not distributed
It should bo.
"In Cambridge, Mass,, tho per capita rale
of taxation 1b $18.32, while the tax per $100
as assessed Is $1.75. Omaha, with n por
oapltn tax of $12.00, has a tax of $3.40 per
1100 as assessed. This shows whero tho
trouble Is. If all tho property In the city
boro Us share of tho burden thero would
bo no causo for complaint of high taxes.
Omaha Is not taxed excessively, but Its
email returns for aEsossmcnt cause all thu
complaint."
L'Nt if Street Clt-iintiiK.
A table prepared by lh engineering de
partment and setting forth tho expenditures
of various cities of more than 00,000 for
Btrect cleaning shows that thirty-nino
cities lmvo it per capita expenditure far In
oxcoss of that of Omaha. Troy, N. Y.,
tipondti more than nny otbor city which may
bo considered In tho samo class with Kan
sas City and Omaha. In Troy tho street
cleaning Is done at nn annual cost of $1.73
for each Inhabitant. Los Angeles comes
ccond In the list with a per capita ex
pcndlturo of 80 cents. Hartford, Conn.,
spends 78 cents for each person, and Syra
cuse, X, Y spends 73 cents. Richmond,
Va,, Is next In line with 71 cents, and then
.Washington, I). C, comes with ti fall down
to 8 cents. Louisville's nnnual expenditure
Is 53 cents for each person, and Kansas
City Is tho next In lino with CO cents.
Omaha Is far down tho lino with an annual
expcndlturo of 21 cents. Wilmington, Del.,
sponds only 20 cents for each person. Head
ing, Pa., Somervlllc, Mnss.,(St. Joseph, Mo.,
Seattle, Wash., and Lynn, Mass., are at the
foot of tho list with expenditures varying
from 19 to 7 cents for each person.
Distribution of Population.
Tho distribution of Omaha's population la
shown In a tablu which Iho city engineer
prepared. Tho Sixth ward contnlns 16,981,
tho largest population of nny ward In tbo
city, but tho Fourth ward, with 10,717
people, has tho densest population. This
Ward contains .GDI of a square mllo and tho
density of Its population Is 18,042 peoplo
to tbo squaro mile. The Eighth ward comes
ccond In donslty of population, with 15,
890 peoplo to tho squaro mllo. Its area Is
.719 of a square milo. Tho Third word
ranks third In density, with a population
of 11,682 on an area of .902 of a squaro mile,
or an average of 12,951 to tho-squaro mllo.
In splto of tho fact tbat it has the largest
population tho Sixth ward Is last In point
of donslty of population, having only an
averago of 2,369 peoplo to each of Its sevon
quaro miles of area.
Tho Flint ward has 10,121 people on 2.054
quaro mllos. Tho Second ward has 14,839
peoplo on 1.673 squaro miles. In tho Fifth
ward there aro 8,097 peoplo on 3.188 squaro
miles of aroa. Tho Sovonth wnrd has a
population of 9,492 peoplo on 4,771 squaro
tnlles, whllo tho Eighth ward has an area
of .719 of a mllo und a population of 11,005.
In tho Ninth wnrd tboro aro 8,655 peoplo
ind an area of 3.131 squaro miles.'
Shampooing and Salr dressing, r5c, at Th
Dathery, 216-220 Boo building. Tel. 1710.
Notice.
Qrnnd ball will bo given by tho Degree
learn of Ak-Sar-Hcn lodge No. 173 Degree
of Honor Tuesday evening, February tho
Ith, 1902, nt Ancient Order of United Work
man hall, 17th nnd Vinton streets. Ito
freshmcnts , tickets 15 cents. All tickets
having diito of Decombor 31, 1901, will be
keceptcd.
Try the Chicago laundry. 'Phons 206.
Grand Clean-Up
SHOE SALE.
Tho biggest nnd best bargains of tho
sason, and all trom our own stock
of reliable, well known slices.
Don't Miss Them.
It's a chanco for splendid bargains
In reliable, high-grade shoes that la
rarsly ottered to tho people of Omaha.
Msn's Satin Calf and Vtci Kid Shoes,
worth $2.50 and $2.75, aold now
for $1.95
Men's Dox and Volour Calf Shoes,
worth $3 and $3.50, now $2.45
Wen's $3.50 and $4 Patent leather
Shoes cut to $2,60
Men's $5.00 Dox Calf and Enamel
Dais., at this Bale $3,50
Women's regular $2.50 Box Calf and
XW, heavy solos, now $1.95
Women'B $3 and $3.50 Kid Laco Shoos
at this salo for $2,35
Women's $4 Patont Lenthcrs, reduced
for this sale to $2,75
Women's Ilox and Velour Calf, heavy
soles, worth $4, now $2.75
and many others.
FOHMHHLY
CARTWRIGIIT & CO.,
N. E. Cor. 16th and Douglas.
FRY SHO E CO.,
IIIkIi Xt'linuI'M I'n I r,
On February 3, at 2 p. 111., (he senior class
will kIvo n fair In tho now High school
building. Tho proceeds of this entertain
ment aro to go toward buying a fine statue
to bo placed In the new building wltti ap
propriate ceremonies on senior class day.
No nbsolute decision has yet been reached
ns to what ntatuo Is to bo given, but tho
ono finding the most favor nt present Is tho
heroic flguro of Winged Victory, to be
placed In the entrnnco hall. This Is a
very worthy enterprise and tho cIobs de
serves encnuragement from all friends of
tbo High school.
The entertainment consists of a literary
program, to be given on tho third lloor
of tho now building. Dr. Senior will glvo
n number of brilliant chemical experi
ments. In the gymnasium the senior girls
wilt play n gamo of basket ball against tho
Junior girls. On tho second floor tho
First battalion will compete with tbo Sec
ond battalion In n spell-down. On tho
third lloor tho art department will have a
Crook room, whero for a nickel fortunes
will bo told by tho Greek oracle and the
nectar of tho gods will be dispensed by
Oreek maidens at C cents a glass.
An Intermission between theBe various
entertainments will give the nudlence tlmo
to movo from ono room to nnothcr nnd to
seo tho now building and the exhibits of tho
mnnunl training department nnd the bio
logical department, etc.
At tho close, In the lower hall, pennants
will bo nwarded to the victorious battalion
nnd to tho winning basket ball team, nftcr
fhlcb tho fair will closo with nn auction
of tho posters used In advertising It.
Admission, 25c.
Tho seniors hopo to seo nt least 1,500 of
tho friends of tho High school In attendance.
To tile Public.
Tho Uenl Estate Exchange has undor
tnken to sccuro fair nnd equitable taxation
us between real cstato and tbo frnnchlscd
corporations of Omnha. Tho cost of carry
ing on this work will bo great and Its suc
cess will depend largely upon tho amount
of money voluntnrlly contributed. Tbo un
dorslgnel tberoforo ask that nil real estnto
owners, both lurgu and small and all per
rons Interested In fair, cqultnblo nnd legal
taxation, send their subscriptions to Mr.
Chnrlcs L. Saunders, treasurer of tho tax
committee, 211 South 18th street, City, who
will promptly acknowledge receipt of the
samo.
THE OMAHA REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
Correct quality of goous, lowest prices
guaranteed. Hubermann, Jeweler. 13 & Doug.
Attention, Modern Woodmen!
Members of Ilecch Camp nro requested
to meet nt their hall, Continental block,
Sunday nfternoon nt 2 o'clock, to nttend
tbo funeral of Neighbor John Hnsmussen of
2757 South Ninth street.
DIt. S. N. HOYT, V. C.
FHANK WIHTMAHSH, Clerk.
Snm'l Hums, 10 per cent discount salo
for February is now In progress.
Shampooing and hair dressing, 25c, ntTho
Dathery, 216-220 Deo building. Tel. 1716.
Publish your legal notices In tho Weekly
Telephone 13S.
fitospejl
I Pianos 8
Told You So!
Every day is piano Bales' day
at our storo and music ware
rooms. Wo havo at nil times
such bargains ns will keep you
n-comlng. With a big lino of
tho lending makes, and tho
many medium and lesser makes
of our vast stock of pianos,
thero nro mnny bargains In
cither ono or tho other of tho
pianos wo rcprcsont. In fact,
all our prices aro Just a Ilttlo
lower than elsewhere. There
fore, wo again urgo you to com
pare quality and price.
You know that such celebrat
ed piano manufacturers ns tho
Knnbo Company, tho Kraulch &
Dncb Company, tho Hallet &
Davis Company, tho Mathushok
Company, tho Mcl'hall Piano
Company, tho Molvlllo Clark
Piano Company, aro the best
that tho world can produco, nnd
when you can Und In this
vnrlety of makes, pianos rang
ing $300.00, $350.00, $400.00,
$150.00, $500.00, $550.00, $600.00
nnd $650.00, somo Instruments
that are nearly as good aa now
for from $142.00, $170.00, $192.00,
$216.00, $232.00, nnd somo a Ilt
tlo moro; Instruments tbat can
not be sold regularly for less
than double what' wo ask for
them, you will, indeed, find tho
greatest bargains any liouso
over offered.
Wo s.tlll havo a fow now pi
anos of a lessor grudo that soil
for less than $100.00 and a ilt
tlo higher, on thoso we uiako
very easy terms which nro equal
to rent, and thoreforo in alto a
good Investment. Thero nro
ovor a dozon other makes of
pianos wo would llko to talk to
you about, but you must seo
them to approclato our groat
inducements.
Wo wish to ngaln remind you
that vh rent, tuno and repair
pianos; that wo enrry tho larg
ost lino of piano stools nnd
scurfs. Also that wo havo tho
finest organs, both for tho homo
and tho chapel, which nro sold
on Btnall monthly payments of
from $2.00 up.
A. Hospe
1513-1515
Dcuglss Street
miw in: i, ii.htatu riit.M,
I'ltjnc, llnMuleli .V Co., .tueernlo lo
(he lliixlneni ,,t Henry II, I'nyne.
It will bo of Interest to tho real estolo
fraternity and Oinnba property owners to
nolo that n now linn with most tavornblo
prospects was organized yesterday by two
well nown members of tho Heal,. Kstnto
Exchnngc.
After nearly four yenrs as manager of tho
old Fidelity Trust company's rental depart
ment, Mr. Henry II. Pnyno resigned his po
sition with that firm nbout thrco years ago
to otigngo In business for himself. Dy de
voting ills personal attention to tho man
agement of properties, Mr. Pnyno already
has a business of over 200 rcntnls, nnd this
with n steady Increase In real cstato sales,
loans nnd Insurance, mndo nn experienced
partner needful. Mr. Stanley P. Dostwlck
was chosen as specially Iltted for this
work, ho having been Identified with tho
Fidelity Trust company, for llvo years prior
to bis recently terminated threw years' en
gagement with It. C. Peters & Co., ns rcnl
estate salesman. Mr. Dostwlck has pur
chased an interest in tho now firm, which
will bo styled Payne, Dostwlck & Co., nnd
his attention will bo given primarily to
tho real estnto department, whllo Mr.
Pnyno will contlnuo to personally manago
tho rcntnls, and, with tbo nld of his ef
ficient clerks, tho loans nnd Inaurnnco as
heretofore. Tho now firm will occupy Mr.
Payne's former location, rooms 601 nnd 602
Now York Llfo Uulldlng.
85.00 for n Hair n iny Wane.
If you live In the country or la a small
town and have a good acquaintance among
the farmers and stpetraistrs in the neigh
borhood, you can. nisUe $5 (easily by four
or fivs hours' work. Write us and we will
end you our proposition. The Dee Publlia
Ing company, Solicitors' Dept., Omaha, Neb.
Hamilton Warren, M. C, eclectic and
magnetic physician, office at Victoria hotel,
1J03 and 1310 Dodge troet, till a suitable
location can bo found. Special attention to
all long standing or lingering diseases ot
women and children.
Johnson Dros., coal. Tel. 1052.
Send articles of Incorporation,
stockholders' meetings, etc., to
Wo will glvo them proper legal
Dee. Tolcphono 238.
notices ot
Tho Deo.
Insertion.
Fiimouo hot roast sandwiches
Hubbard's new resort, rear of 211
Have Hoot print It.
at Wnltcr
So. 16th St
Cameron, plumber, 1110 Farnum, 'phono 469.
There's onlv one Stouecypher. He prints.
COAL
Espcclul attention given to
DOMESTIC
GOAL
Bright, fresh, clean coal carefully
acrconed with prompt, offlclont do
livery. G. B. HAVENS & CO.,
1522 Farnam St.
Tolophonoa 301, 317 and 825
Why Are
You Sick?
Dccauso you havo been taking too much
medlcino. All nnyono needs Is n good lax
ative ono that removes nlvlno poison from
tho liver. SHHADEIl'S FIO POWDEIl has
no equal as a laxative nnd euro for Con
ntlpatlon a provcntlvo for Appondlcltls,
Onll Stones, Kidney Troubles of all kinds.
Try a 10-cent trial size. Sold by druggists
or sent by mall.
W. J, Siiradsr Medicine Co.,
1602 N. 24th Streot, Omaha.
Now York, Uoom 10, No. 30 East 14.
WINIS
Why not buy your tablo
wines at a liquor storo? Wo
buy In largo quuntltles direct
.tv from tho wlno makers, nnd
HMIm cun Rlvo you bntlnr minlllv
rNBUHBl
jui inu mimo price man
thoso who only carry liquors
n a side line. We aro bund
quarterH for tho family
trade In Omuhn. All tho lino
Imported nnd American
wines nnd liquors uro here.
Tho ludles of Omaha will
Und monoy-savlng values
hero In lino tablo liquors.
I'uro California Wines,
(bottlo ripe), 35c, 50a and 75c
nuurt.
Fine Whiskies, 75C Ji.w. i..d. i.w qis.
Mntl orders promptly tilled.
City order delivered.
CACKLEY BROS.
I'lnc Wines und Tnlilu l,litiorn,
Opposite J'o.tolllee, Tele,lio:ie 11-121,
AGENTS FOIl' THE CELEimATED
UUNTEU RYE.
Hu-Can Cough Cure
Is n Cough Cure that Is guurnnteod to
euro tho most obstlnato cough. Uso It
onco nnd you'll recommend It to your
friends.
OUH PIUCE IS 20C A 110TTLB.
2- quart Hot Water Dottles 4j0
3- quart Hot Water Dottles. co
(Guaranteil ono year.)
Good Medicinal Atomizer 40c
(Juurt bottlo Port Wltiu 3ga
Quart buttlu Cherry Wlno a9e
$5.75 Horllck's Malted Milk $2.75
$1.00 Horllck's Malted Milk 61c
50o Horllck's Mulled Milk 3Q
Plso's Consumption euro 5C
Lincoln Tea "oq
Phosphato Sodium, per pound So
Dornclc Acid. Jier pound 230
18-ounco bottle Witch Hazel, best 12c
S-ounco bottlo Witch Hazel, best 120
Hu-t'an Hair Tonlo ;6C
Hu-Onn Cough Curo joo
iBRAMPifi
ru
15191521
Doulus
Streot
in
"THE 99
Sensational Price Cutting
to make the selling quick & decisive
Clenrlnir out the I'orkrtliooUn
All tho $1.00 pocketbooks at 49c.
All the $1.50 pocketbooks nt 74c.
All tho $2.00 pocketbooks at 9Sc.
Cleurlim out tlm Ilnlr Ilru.hen
All tho 50c brushes at 25c.
All tho $1.00 brushes nt 49c.
All the $1,60 and $2 brushes nt 9So.
G'lenrlnw nut the Cnmlia-
All tho $1.00 combs nt 45o.
All the 50c combs nt 25e.
All tho 25o combs at 10c.
Clenrlnir out the Station r---
All tho 60o box pnpors ut 25c,
All tho 25o box papers at lOe,
All tho lOo box papers nt 6c.
Clenrlnir tint tlip- China
All the $1,00 fancy plates nt 49o.
All tho $1.00 fancy cups nnd saucers,
nt 49c.
All tho 60e fancy plates nt 25c,
All tho 25o creamers, plates otr, at 10c
It'll.
mm
ONIMOD
This Is tho namo and trado mark which will hereafter be stamped
on all gonulno Regent Shoo Co. shoes.
The many Imitations of tho Regent shoes havo forced us to adopt
this trado mark.
Wo aro tho only Regent Shoo Co. In Omaha, and our shoes will
hereafter bo known as tho v
Regent Shoe Co.
ONUVIOD
We will contlnuo to handle men's shoes exclusively, and cordially
Invito tho skoptlo who has always worn $5 and $6 shoes to take a
look nt our $3.60 and $2.60 shoes. They aro In our show window. If
you look at our show window you will como in, and it you coma In
you will buy. Wo wont try to boII you a $5 or $6 shoo, because we
only havo two grades thq $3.60 and $2.60.
Remember wo eoll shoes for men only. Our neighbor next door sup
plies tho ladles.
REGENT SHOE CO., 205 Souh si.
When dissatisfied, move to
The Bee Building J JC J
Reasonable rental
accommodations 4
R. C. PETERS & CO.,
Rental Agents,
All Our Fault
Onco-ln-a-whtli n customer when nsklng
our prlco on somo staple urtlclo wilt nay,
"Why I can got that for tho enme prlco
from my druggist on Twenty-fourth street,
ami no uuesn i uuvi- uo, muuntiv
prices were lower, that's why I camo to
you." Our answer is; "That It's nil our
fault that cut prices can bo obtained In
any drug storo In Omaha; wnro It not for
uu refusing to Join their combine the exlHt
Ing drug war would not bo on and full
prices would prevail all over tho city.
Don't you think wo deservo tho credit of
tins greni rami uim u
L'tniiT ltrvp HimTS KOlt THIS WUKIC.
tt nn llnriinn C.MlO In a CUStOllier) 5?0
t2'.no Cramer's Pennyroyal Pills $1.00
$1.00 Wine of Cardul
23c Laxative Ilromo Qulnlno
25o Qulnncetol (best for colds)
$1.00 Iler's Malt Whiskey
$1.00 Temptation Tonlo
60c Syrup of Figs
OPEN AIL. NIGHT.
SCHAEFER'S
Cur Prlee
Drug Store,
i .i -jr. s. w. Cor, nnil ClilcMo,
Goods delivered Kit HE to any uart at city.
$1,000.00 A TfN
And worth uvcry cent of It nt the North
Pole but here In Omaha wo sell an oxtra
good NUT COAIi for $4.00 A TON. This Is
tho best coal nt that prlco in tho city.
If you want n coat that Is LOW In price,
but HIGH In quality order our $1.00 nut.
HALD & RICE
BOO Ho. ltlth St.
Tel. liiaM-
15191521
Douglas
Streot
CENT STORE'
Clenrlnir out the Lntttni
All tho $1.50 lamps nt 79c.
All tho $2.00 lamps nt 9c.
All tho $3.00 lamps at $1.9.
All tho $4:96 lamps at $2.95.
ClrnrltiK nut the Sllvertvitro
All tho 1S47
93c set.
Rogers teaspoons
nt
All tho 1S47 ltogcrs tablespoons nt
$1.9S set.
All the 1M7 lingers forks at $1.9' set.
All tho 184" ltogcrs knives nt $1.4 sot.
Clenrlnir out the .ItMvelrj-
All the 25c nnd 51c brooches nt 10c.
All tho Ingersoll $1 watches nt 73c.
All tho 60e cuff buttons nt 25c.
All the $1 nickel alarm clocks nt ."e.
Vnlm fluent Vn lent I nen!
A thousand styles to select from nt
clearance sale prices.
M-U
prices and perfect
j j jf j
Ground Floor,
Bee Building.
HYPODERMIC SYRINGES
Tho nbovo shows a cut of our No. 77
Hypodermic. We sell nil kinds of physi
cians' supplies, Ask us or write us for
anything you wont in this line.
MYERS-DILLON DRUG CO.,
Telephone 150.
Kith nnd I'liriiuni Street, Ouuilin.
There Is Always
A Alarket For
The Best
Tho larger number of peoplo want
good things. They simply ask that
they bo euppllod at rcasonablo rates.
Wo aro constantly on thn lookout for
tho best things In our line.
liltuik Hooks
Letter Flics
Typewriter Supplies
Fountain l'ons
The Moyer Stationery Co.,
220-222 So. HUM Street.
SOLE AQBNT8.
IP $k
If AV FIE III P- B. Haight Whole
II A I UCIlS sale Stock on Sale
Monday wo put on salo nil of tho fluo black nnd colored silks nt tho most sensa
tional prices. It will bo tho grand rhauco that but seldom occurs, nnd tho greatest
silk bargains will bo thick throughout the department. Oreat rule on Foulards, great
salo on Illnck Silks, gixtit snlo on Orcnndlncs. Kvory moment of Monday will bo of
spcclnl Interest to you.
ANOTHUn ONE OP TltOSH KAMOt'S
ONH HOl'K SILK SALES TAKES PLACE
MONDAY MORNINO from S until 9 o'clock.
Tho silk ImrgnliiB for Monday aro so great
that wo want you to como early, and that
Is tho purpoao of this sale It only laBts
from S until 0 o'clock, but thoso that nro
fortunate enough to attend will never for
get It. Illnck silks and colored silks of all
sorts plain and fancy, real heavy and ex
tra wide somo worth $1.00, $1.23, $2.00,
$2.50. You can buy nil you wont nnd plenty
to wait upon you, nt only 19c.
THE (1HEATEST VAIHETY 01' I'OUL- i
All!) SILKS EVEll SHOWN IN OMAHA. J
When we say Cheney Ilros. we mean ex
actly what we say and you can depend j
upon It. Don't be deluded Into buying the '
Inferior brands shown to you under their i
name. Cheney Ilros, are tho best enn you j
5
3
Wo havo now In stock tho largest, tho
dress goods ever seen In Omaha Mlustrals.
HAYDEii
mlnes. Lonsdowns, Taffetas, Prunellas, Xnucrlas, Slgtruds, Dalkyrles, etc.,' In thous-
nnds of spring shades. Resides these w o have nil the latest nnd newest walstlngs
In silk nnd wool, nil wool, challls, crepes, tnuniinleu, etc.
In order to Mtnrt the Imll rollliiK for Mirlnu. Me Mill ule :i:i ufT In
nitr liluli Krnile lre uooiU Mock Mnniliiv, In nil lilneUx mill eolorx, in
Unlit nnd Iichy)' Melulit ciuiili, Do nut iiiInn t li In nule.
lii.vric niti:ss coons.
rrlcstley lends them nil.
Etamlnes, $1.00, $1.60, $1.73 up.
Eollcnnee, $1.00, $1,60, $1.JS, $2.08 up.
Mlnstrnls, 9Sc, $1.60, $1.03 up.
Eollcnno crepc3, $1.25 up.
Prunellas, 85c, $1.00, $1.50 up,
LUriN IS NEXT TO PRIESTLEY.
Lupin's chovlnts, $1.60 up to $4.60.
Lupin's fnncles from $1.00 to $5.00.
Grand line ot black broadcloths, cheviots,
Venetians, fiom 75c to $3.00 per ynrd.
coi.ouicu nn i:ms oooom.
Every shado and grndo of light-wolght
spring fabrics from 60c to $5.00 yard.
All tho now fabrics in tho now vlgercnux,
now malangcs, new cheviots, nt all prices
from 59c to $7.50 yard.
All tho latest skirtings nnd tailor suit
ings from 76c to $7.60 yard.
!
lift I
id
Mm
s mim m m auiii wHiuaii iwviu
The P. B. Haight & Go. Wholesale Stock on Sale. J
It will pay to como 100 miles to thin salo. Ucstdoa thoso nil day sales wo will
glvo oxtrn special sales for 30 minutes each. NO PEDDLERS DEALERS OR MAN
UFACTURERS SOLD TO IN THIS ROOM. J
64. Inch strictly all wool serges; C4-lnch
strictly nil wool cheviotx; 6S-lnch strictly
all wool Scotch suiting, heavy enough to
mako up without linings; 40-Inch lino all
wool French sorgo; 40-inch fluo German
honrlcttas; 50-lnch all wool dark plaids; all
aro worth from 75c to $1.50 yard, all will
bo sold at 49c.
12-inch serges; 30-lnch extra heavy
skirting; 44-Inch extra heavy skirting in
black and bluo; 38-inch hcnrlcttnB; 38-lnch
all wool novelties, nil worth up to 60c
yard, 25c.
Strictly nil wool chnllls, worth 60c, at 23c.
Satin striped union challls, 29c.
All voo sntln striped challls, 49c. -
All wool French ilnnnel, 25c.
36 and 28-Inch lmltntlon French Annuel,
worth 16c, 3c.
3G-lnch percnlefl, worth 12'c and 19c, Cc.
Full standnrd prints, dark and light col
ors, worth Cc, nt 2&c.
10c Shaker llannol, 3c.
10c Shaker flannel, 3c.
12&c towels, 7c.
HAYDENs
22 pounds granulated sugar 9jj.
24 pound sacks ryo (lour T.T 48c
10 pound sacks old stylo buckwhent. ... 35c
Largo sacks whlto or yellow comment.. 16c
8 pounds breakfast rolled oata 23c
7 pounds hand picked navy beans 25c
V.'i pounds Pearl hominy 13c
2-lb. can fancy sweet sugar corn.... "Vic
1- lb. cartons puro powdered borax. . . .12',Se
2 packages On Tlmo Yeast 6c.
Large bottlo puro tomato catsup. .. .8 l-3c
1 gallon cans honey drip tnblo syrup.. 35c
2- pound enuu Uiko Mills strawberries, In
Are You Interested
in Photography?
If so, call on uh or send your namo
nnd wo will send you a copy free of
our Illustrated monthly , magazine
Wo linvo everything that Is new In
KODAKS AND CAMERAS.
A beautiful Folding Poen Camera,
with case, slzo 4x5, only $0.61.
All other nmatour photo material at
lowest market prices.
THE
Robert Denpter Co.,
1215 Farnam St.
AVholesalo and Ttutalt Dealors In
Photo Supplies,
mm if ii i MTiisWiiiH
IF YOU ARE NOT SMOKING THE
II .1 I
Try one, then notice tho fine Aroma of our present Havana
Tobacco ant! compare It with high priced Imported Cigars.
P. R. IUc ilereantll Cigur Co,, Munufaoturers, St. LkjuU, Union Muds,
tell the dirferonco? If not, como let u
show you. Cheney Uro best foulards, 21
Inches wido, 00c, 76c, $1.M nnd $1.25.
THE 111(1 SILK DEPARTMENT IS AL
WAYS ACTIVE, THESE SPECIALS TELL
YOU WHY.
l'luo china silk, In colon), at 16c.
Colored surah silk, only 2.c.
Colored peau do pole, only 3lc.
27-lnch colored taffeta, only 49c
24-Inch pure silk crcpo do chine, 60c.
Illnck corded silks, $1.00 grade, COc.
Illnck silks, all kinds, worth up to $3,
at Mc.
Ulack puro dyo taffota, worth $2.50, for
$1.50.
A POOR TAeTETA Is no good at any
price, it causes worry, troublo and tho
expense of replacing, lluy tho Wliwlow
taffeta and avoid nil this.
The Leading Dress
Goods House of the West
grandest nnd most comploto stock of spring
Eollcnuos. Voiles. Ilerouctt. Cretins. i:t.i-
3,000 designs In challlu In silk stripes,
plain, printed, Persian dots, striped, etc,,
at 60c, 75c, !ISc mid $1.23 yard.
All tho latest In now wasting designs In
nil tho now fubrlcs at 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25,
$1.60 yard.
kvummi sit.vnns.
Wo havo thorn In every known cloth that
Is manufactured nnd up-to-dnti nt from 50o
to $5.00 ynrd.
Wo havo tleo opened a now
tailor i. xc. ni:i'T.
and nro ready to mako any description to
order. You can bring any design or wo wlil
mako exclusive) designs and conlluo styles.
Perfect fit guaranteed or money refunded.
Gamplcs will bo ready tho 10th of Febru
ary and will be sent freo to nny address.
Mnnrlav in the.
HIVIIMVJ III Bill
Rarirain Snnm
OUH 1M3IOUS HO MI.VUTI2 SAI.IIS.
Kroni 8 to HiIlO n. m.
, . Wo will sell 5o linings, only 10 yard
to customer, In short lengths, at, yard lc.
I'm III 20 to lOl.'lO it. m,
Wo will sell 10c nnd 12Hio towels, cfe.
two pair to customer, at, uach S'c.
From Vi to I'ixWO v. in.
Wo will sell 29c, 39c and 49c silks 1b
plain nnd figured grounds, only 10 yards a.
customer, at, yard, 16c.
I'rom 2 to lii.'tO it, in.
Wo will soli short lengths of dress goods,
worth from 33c to 75c yard, only ono pnt
teru to customer, ot 10c.
l'roin 4 to 4t!IO i. in.
Wo will sell apron check gingham, worth
6c ynrd, only 5 yards to customer, nt 2V4c.
Krinn t to r.ilio p. iii.
Wo will soli oxtra heavy LL unbloachod
muslin, worth 5c yard, only 10 yards to
customer, at 24c.
Grocery Specials ,
Monday
-Aeuvy syrup ic0
1-pound enns blood red snltnon 12'4o
Inrgo California prunes, per pound.. I'o
Fancy evaporated peaches, per pound .. 10c
Fancy Moor Park apricots, per pound. 13o
Ujicolorcd Japan Ton Splderlog, per lb.. 35c
Cholco tea sittings, per pound IVib
Fancy Unurbon Santos, per pound .... 15o
.Ment iiml I.nril. '
T l I : . . .
iiinieietiH cornea ocei 7v4o
( Pickled pigs feet Ho
No. 1 Sugar enrol bacon llio
' Pickled trlpo nt($0
5-pound palls pure Inrd C5o
THE HICHEST STANDARD
OF PERFECTION
In tho nrt of browing Is shown in tho Moti
brand, mado by Metz Ilros., uml bottled
by us, It Is nbsolutoly puro, freo from
uoxIniiH clicmlcnls or other deleterious In.
gredlunlH, poHsesBcs nil thu good ounlltloi
of ii genuine, nnturnl liter nnd bus mado
mnny friends through sheer merit.
INetz Bros., Brewing Co.
Tel. 111), Oinaliu,
Or Jacob Nourrmycr. Agt cure Neumayer
Hotel, Council lllulls, Iowa.
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