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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 16, 1902)
! CO TOE OMAITA DAILY JlEEi SUNDAY, FEimTJAItY 10, 1002. COLONIST EXCIRSIONS. Vim Rek Istaaa no(. tftwy flay during March and April. On way ticket from Council Bluff and Omaha to Bait Lake tad Ogden (20.00 Helena and Butte 20.00 flpoksne 22.50 Portland sad Aahland 25.00 Tacoma an4 Seattle 25.00 City ticket office, 1323 Farnam street. Th Wild I) obt of Africa. The "Living Animal of the World," now bring Issued In eectlons by The Omaha Dally Dee, give the following interesting oXcprltlon of the wild dog of Africa: "These doga are the scourge of African game, hunting in packs. Long of limb and awlft of foot, incessantly restless, with overpowering desire to snap and bite from mere animal spirit, the Cape wild dog, even when In captivity and attached to lta mas ter, ia an untractable beast. In its native tat It kill the farmers' cattle and sheep and largest antelope. A pack has been seen to kill and devour to the last morsal a large buck In fifteen minutes. Drummond ays: 'It is a marvelous sight to see a pack of them hunting, drawing cover after cover, their sharp bell-like note ringing through the air, while a few of the fastest of their number tak up their places along the ex pected line of run, the wind, the nature of the ground and the habits of the tame being all taken loto consideration with wonderful kill.' The aame writer says that he has een them dnh Into a herd of cattle feeding cot a hundred ards from the house, drive yout a beast, disappear over a rising ground, kill it and pick its bones before a horse could be saddled and ridden to the place." A Grand Prise Mask Ball. The Sons and Daughters of Protection and the Alalia club will give a grand prize masquerade ball next Friday night. Feb ruary 21, at Crelghton hall. Ten prizes will b given away. Considerable interest is manifested In this ball. Tickets, 60o per couple; single lady, 25c. Card of Thanks. I wish t thank the many friends for their kindness and sympathy during my dear wife' sickness and death, also for the beautiful floral tributes, especially Washington lodge No. 27, Degree of Honor, and A. O. V. W. lodge No. 17. MR. WILLIAM HOUGHTON. lortallty Statistics. The following births and death Wfre re ported at the office of the Hoard of Health during the twenty-four hours ending Satur day noon: Births Edward J. Dee, 1007 South Twelfth, boy; M. Magee, 3716 Ohio street, boy; John Duckies, 1027 8outh Nineteenth street, girl; Hugo L. Rnmacclattl, V. 8., 846 South Twenty-elRhth street, boy; Charles H. Grim, 2522 Hurdette street, boy. Deaths Rebecca Belden, 2006 Burt street, aged 7s years. Shampooing and balr dressing, 25o, at The Batbery, 216-220 Bee Building. Tel. 1714. Genuine Imp.-'ed Bo.k Beer on draught U Maurer's, 1306 ."nam. Publish your legal notices in The Weekly Be. Telephone 238. S5.0C A fflONTR SPECIALIST In All Diseases and Disorders of Men 10 years ia Omaha VARICOCELE ana HYDROCELE cared Method new, without catting. 4t A loss of Urns eVDUII feurdforllfeandthepoIsn OT rniUICa tnoroughly elsansed Iron In system. Boon svery sign and symptom Btsapnear completely and forTr. No "BKE AK1NO OUT" of tea diss on the skin or face. Treatment contain o dangerous Brags or injurious medicine. WEAK MEN Com Excesses or Victims to Nervous Dsbujtt or Excsnon, WasTisa Wbahhem with Eaklt Dsoat 1b Tocwo and Miodlb Aoid, lack of vim, vlgot and strength, with organ Impaired and weak STRICTURE sured with a new Born Treatment. pain, no detention front buai Bssa. Kidney and Bladder Troubles. r CHARGE Cesultstles free. Treatment ky Mail. Call on on or address 1 1 9 80. 14th St BivSearlei & Searlss. OnuAa. Men. Raro Old Wlnos The festive season is here. The housewife needs that necessary adjunct to the fes tive board A RICH OLD WINE. Fine Old Port, nine years old, quart bottle, 75c. Sherry, nine year old, quart bottle, 76c Sauterne, nine year old quart bottle, 76c. Haut Sauterne, nine year Old, quart bottle, 76c. Theae wines are exception ally tine, appealing strongly to th discriminating tame of the epicure. We are mak ing an especial effort to please the ladles, all of whom are cordially Invited to call and Inspect our excellent liquors. Mall order filled. City orders delivered. CACKLEY BROS. Flas Wines aad Table Llqnors, Of posits Fastolflcs, . Telephone 1149. AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED HUNTER RTE. A Dialogue "X couldn't find anything new In valen Uses In Omaha." "Did yon go to Chase's V "No." "Well, you missed It He alms to keep what other people do not have, and select hi novelties personally In the cast, you know." Were his valentine prettyT" "Perfectly beautiful, so odd and artlntlo. Vm attractive little ahop was crowded all the week with purchasers." "Well, I'll remember that when Easter Convea." "Ye, you can count on Chase having something entirely new; every day for that natter. You should see those framed "Toasts' ha is showing. Perfectly lovely I 'And such choice things In amusement for children. Oh, I'm surprised every time go In there." Prescriptions The oldest reliable DRUG STORE at 14th and Douglas has always been known a one of th beat place la Omaha to have your prescriptions compounded. Our help always th best, graduates In pharmacy and slat registered men are th only ones who compound here. All physicians who savor us say they know they are gettln Jvst what tby prescribe, as result Is what 11. and they get them her. Our prices gr th most reasonable, consistent with the genuine remedies furnished. Th next time gW us a trial. FULLER 3 CO. ICS and Douglas StS Wffm s r'S OPEN AMERICA TRIBIXB COLONY. Ceraldlsc, Tex., February 20. On February IS the Rock Island Routs will sell tickets from Council Blurts and Omaha to Holiday, Tex., and return at rate of $21.30. For further Information call at Rock Island city ticket office, 1323 Farnam street. "Csdomi la the Home. Housewife will welcome the coming of a pure, nutral soap that can bs used in every room and place about the house. Never be fore has it been possible to obtain a soap that is equally satisfactory for bath and toilet, for fancy laundry use and for scour ing and cleaning garment. "Cudoma," as the new soap is styled, la a specially pre pared household soap, pure, white, floating and fragrant, made by a scientific combina tion of prime edible beef suet and purified ox-gall. It cleansea and freshens the skin, leaves woolens like new, set color and preserves all fabrics. It is destined to re place the common kinds of soap with all housewives who want the beet. Card of Thanks. Mr. and Mrs. John Morrissey of 1916 South Thirty-second avenue desire to thank their many friends and kind neighbors for their kindness and sympathy extended to them during the illness and death of their little child, Marie. Finest Masonic rinsa and emblems mads at Hubermann's Jewelry store, 13th and Douglas. Alice Fawcett, contralto vocal instructor. 640 Ramge Bldg. Studio days, Monday and Tuesday. Famous hot roast sandwiches at Walter Hubbard's new resort, rear of 211 8. 16th St Special Piano Sale at Hospe's The Attraction Last week we put on sale a num ber of selected bargains In pianos, on which the prices wero ' reduced to force a rapid sale of the instruments on hand. This week we have a larger number of special bargains In the high grade, UBed pianos, some nearly new pianos and others that are worn only a far as the cases are concerned. In connection with the used pianos we have set aside a number of instru ment of which we have but one or two of a kind, such style as will be discontinued, and new design to take their place. These instru ments will be sold at less than fac tory prices. It Is a well known fact that we buy everything for spot cash. In many cases before they leave the factory, so a to got the. very lowest per centage of discount, which enables us to undersell the small consign ment dealers, who pay for their good after they are sold and consequently must demand higher prices. The used piano range in pries a follow: 1196, $125. (136. $165, $175, $215. Term, cash, $10, and $5 per month. . Then we place new piano, in fine, up-to-dats cases, with duet music desk, roll fall-board, three pedals, full metal plate, double cross-banded veneer cases; either in mahogany, walnut, oak or rosewood cases; for $98, $117, $126, $134, $187. $196, $217 up to $316; on easy payments. Wo can safely say that these prices are $60 cheaper than elsewhere, and th quality of th good the highest. To fully appreciate such piano a the matchless Knabe, th moat per fect Kranlch A Bach, the unequalled Kimball and th reliable Hallet A Davis piano the customer must see and hear them for comparison's sake. It will also pay you to visit our Muslo Room and test the many dlf ferent makes of pianos that wa rep resent, as we have the greatest va riety, the finest cases and the most beautiful toned Instrument exhibited under one roof. Wo sell Organ from $10 up, on $3 monthly payment. W rent pianos; we tune piano; we repair piano. osne at J5IM5I5 Douglas St. MAGAZINES CAMERAS aaaajBgjjBsnaansaj . aaMBjajMHMJBawBBam THE BEST And only Magaslne Camera la th market Hold tws'.ve plates. Bo simple that a child can ope rate It. See th new price. Developing and Printing. The Robt. Dempster Go Photo Supplies, -1215 Farnam Street. HIED. 8ORENHEN Sophie, aged 46 year, 4 months nnd 1H days. . Funeral Tuesday at 1 o'clock to Bprlng well cemetery from the home of her sister, Mrs. K. Jessen, ls24 Grace street Friends Invited. fft.OO for a Halt m, bays 'Work. If you live. in th country or In a small town and have a good acquaintance among the farmers and stockralsers in the neigh borhood, you csn make $5 easily by four or five hours' work. Writs u and we wilt send you our proposition. Th Bee Publish ing company, Solicitors' Dept., Omaha, Neb. Hamilton Warren, M. D., eciectlo and magnetic physician, office at Victoria hotel. 1308 and 1310 Dodge street, till a suitable location can be found. Special attention to all long standing or lingering diseases of women and children. Send articles of incorporation, notices of stockholders' meetings, etc., to The Bes. We will give them proper legal Insertion. Bee telephone, 233. Shampooing and hair dressing, 25c, at Th Bathery, 216-220 Bee Building. Tel. 1716. Try the Chicago laundry. 'Phone 206. There's only one Stonecypher. He prints. Cameron, plumber, 1110 Farnam; 'phone 469 Johnson Bros., coal. Tel. 1052. FRY SHOE CO- Another Week of Bar gains in Reliable High Grade Shoes See Our Show Win dows for the Real Shoe Bargains. And what vou sea in our windows you will alwaye find in our store the same shoes, the same prices, the same good bargains. This Week We Will Offer some broken lines of Kid and Box Calf Shoes that are especially suitable for girls' school and every-day wear. Also some lot of Women's Enamel and Kid Lacs that are stylish and up-to-date shoes, but only a few sizes of a kind left If we can fit you they are great bar gains and Juet the right thing for spring wear. We also have eom Men's Enamel and Box Calf that are correct In style and of th beet quality, but we have cut the price 'way down to close out what we have left of them at this sale. Many Other Styles and Kinds. A Bargain for Everybody. FRY SHOECO., ronMERLY CARTW RIGHT & CO., N. E. Cor. 16th and Douglas. Good Drugs Don't grow on every bush, nor are they found In every drug store. Can be had here, however. ' At little prices, too. Our goods have won the approval of all dis criminating purchasers. Everything of fered is fresh and good. Nothing has a chance to deteriorate, because good move in and out quickly. ' Good Medicinal Atomiser 40o Quart bottle Port Wine (So Quart bottle Cherry Wine 88c 3.76. Horllck's Malted Milk 2.76 11.00 Horllck's Malted Milk 64c &K3 Horllck s Malted Milk 84o I'tso s Consumption (Jure l&o Lincoln Tea 2uo I'hosphate Sodium, per pound ?6o Koraulu Acid, per pound 23c 8-ounce bottle Witch liar el, best Via Hu-Can Hair Tonlo 76o llu-Can Cough Cure 2oc WSBBB n us Trenton Coal Lamp and Egg, $5.75 Per Ton Nut, $5.50 Per Ton A PERFECT DOMESTIC COAL. NO SOOT NO CLINKERS LASTING SMALL ASH C. B. HAVENS & CO., 1522 Farnam 8t. Telephones 301, 317 and 828 Shrader's Laxative Fig Powder RemoTc poison In t'M atomach, liver and kidney. No poison Is so dangerous as alvin poison. It being th root of all Ills, such as apendlcitls, gall atones, stone In th bladder, constipation, 'acid stomach, nervouanesa, heartburn, palpitation of tbs heart and headachea. If you want a good night's sleep and get up ia th morning without a headache, tak a teaspoonful of Shrader's Fig Powder at night. Sold at drug stores, lOo and 25o a box. RICHARDSON DRUO CO., Distributor. Omaha. Neb. Manufactured by W. J. SURADER USD. LCO. Nw Twk. ami Omaha. PlCTOf COLONIST Every day during the month of March and April, 1902, the UNION PACIFIC will Sell Colonist Ex cursion tickets at th following one-way rat; MISSOURI RIVER To Butte, Anaconda and Helena $20 00 To Spokane 21 60 To Point on the Great Northern Ry., Spokane to Wenatchee inc., via Huntington and Spokane 22 50 To Point on Great Northern Ry., west of Wenatchee, via Huntington and Spokan local over Wenatchee not to exceed 25 00 To Portland, Tacoma and Seattle 25 00 To Ashland, Ore., and intermediate Folnta, Including Bran oh Line on 8. P. Co. south of Portland, via Portland 26 00 Correspondingly low rate from Intermediate point on th UNION PACIFIC. Write for rate to point not given above. City Ticket Office, U24 Farnam St. 'Phone JI6. Union Station, llth and Marcy Stt. QS 15191521 Douglas Street tTHE 90 CENT STORE" Great Sacrifice Sale Housekeeping Goods Every dollars' worth of tinware, graniteware, wood enware, etc., etc., must be cleared out within fifteen days. Here are the prices that will do it: ' 25c flour sifter, at 10c 25o muffin pans, at 10o. 25c grater, fine and coarse, 10c 25o granite covered palls, lOo. 25o 4-qt. coffee pots, 10c. 6c for corkscrews, worth 250. 6c for Edgar nutmeg grater, worth 25o. 60 for cold haadled stove lifter. Eo for heavy wire potato mashers. 6c for brass extension curtain rods. All on sale on main floor BANKERS' NOTE CASES MODEL FILES TYPEWRITER SUPPLIES BLANK BOOKS ' MEMORANDUMS FOUNTAIN PENS . FILING CABINETS OFFICE SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS The Moyer Stationery Co., 220-222 So. 16th Street. When THE CUTTING CUTTER CUTS ITS TO THE QUICK AND ON EVERY ARTICLE. $1.00 Peruna j8 11.00 Plnkham's Compound 690 860 Castorla genuine 1 1.00 Magnet Pile Killer 25o Tk none dui uw a"""'"" 2Kn Garfield Tea.. ISo 60o Extract Beef lOo Bromo-Seltzer 26o Bromo-Beltzer - 16c Bo 16o S3o SOo Wllllama' Pink PHI Peytoti. Ph. G., CnttlDK Cutter of Drags, 24th and Leavenworth Streets. Vaccine Virus We always have fresh goods, Mall and telegraph orders filled promptly. Special rate to phy icians and druggists. We keep all kinds of VACCINE SHIELDS MYERS-DILLON DRUG CO., Telephone ISO. 10th, and Farsam Streets. O IP YOU ARE NOT SMOKING THE Try one, then notice the fine Aroma of our present Havana Tnharm anrf cnmnira It w'.tti hlarh Diioed Imported Cigars. jr. a, juc lgststaUle Clai Ce, tiaau a COLONIST AND HOf.iESEEKEnS EXCURSION RATES Thone i2f. 15191521 Douglas Street 60 for No. 2 lamp burner. 60 for pair shelf brackets. 60 for large tea . strainer. Co for double match safe. 60 for granite iron spoon. 60 for granite Iron cup. 60 for wire corn popper. 60 for 2 cake Ironing wax. Ec for rice root scrub brushes. ; 60 for Dover egg beater. 60 for wood salt boxes. goods delivered promptly. FIVE MEN who have proven by passing the enamlna Hon proposed by the State Board of Phar macy or rsebraska, tnat tney are compe- hat thev tent pharmacists ere among those who are In our employ to All prescriptions, and wait on trade. We have boys with bicycles to do the delivering but they don't fill our prescriptions, uniy registered men oo wis. 11.00 GERMAN KIMMEL BITTERS. Tar (This Is the great German tonlo.) 12.00 Cramer's Pennyroyal Pills fl.OO a f ( 3EH AXjLt RUBBER GOODS AT CUT PRICKS tl.00 Bexlne Pills VSo tl.00 Peruna 1 to a customer il.00 Duffy's Malt Whiskey 670 73c 68c 11.00 Newbro a Herplclde you want it.. tl.00 Parisian Hair Tonlo guaranteed.. Y6o loo wine carnul (we've got it)....r... we .00 bUTLtK H ( EMALt TUWIU 70C (None better on the market. IT 75 Malted Milk Hospital size ....... .t2.W 12.00 Succus Alterans (McDade's) tl.45 25o Laxative Bromo Quinine 12c tlxs Qulnacetol best for cold , 20o OPEN ALL NIOHT. SCIIAEFER'S DRUG STOKE Tel. 747. S. W. Cor. 16th and Chlcao. Goods delivered FREE to any part of city. FOR A DAINTY PALATE there's no better beer brewed or bottled than the famoua Mets Bros. Beer, llr.noat hop, pure water, brewers who know their business and great care in every step of manufacturing that's the story In a nut- shall. Cases of two doxen quarts or pints Metz Bros. Brewing Co-, Tel. lie, Omaha, Or Jacob Neumayer, Agt, car Nsumayst Hotel, Council bluffs, Iowa. Just a Few Left ABOUT THIRTY ROOMS FROM LAST YEAR'S STOCK. A BEAUTIFUL. LINE OF REMNANT WALL PAPER for sal this week at greatly reduced price, averaging 60 per cent and up. S. A. Kelsey 17th and Douglas Sts. Phone 1608. P. B We bar clean workmen and leave clean carpet. fcUrr, U leula. Valoa Mad. , a LWD M )M Th prls $20.00 overcoat offered by H ayden Bros, for the best answer te rrie question: "Why are Hayden Bro. sell'os the moat clothing In Omaha T" was awarded to O. D. Jones, 2(12 Sherman avenue. Ther were 83 answers snd the Judges consisted of on man from each of the three dally p aper in the city. The manner of deciding adopted by these judge wa as follow: T en marks waa to be scored for a perfect answer; conciseness, reasonableness and applicability were to be the chief tester each letter was given a number and waa to be resd to the Judges without the nam bstng submitted to them; each Judge was to mark Independently of the other ho many point he considered the answer deserved; at the conclusion of the reading of all the answers the results were tabulate d and the number of polnta given each an. swer by the three Judges added together. T he answer receiving the most polnta was te get the prise. 20 points was, of course, th highest obtainable under this method , of scoring. ' 1 On carefully checking up the result It wa found that" letter No. S3 received it points, th highest received by any answer submitted. This letter was then taken from the others, identified and certified to by the Judges and fouad to be that of G. D.. Jones, 2612 Sherman avenue. It read simply: "They sell highest quality at lowest price." O. D. JONES. There were many other splendid answers In every respect, but the scoring of the Judge gave the above the prize. A few others that scored high' were as follow: "Hayden Bros, sell the moat clothing In Omaha for the reaaon that they carry th moat complete, largest and most up-to-date line in the city, have courteous sales men and their clothing never falls to give th very best of satisfaction." C. H. CORKY. "Because the most people buy there and I'm one of them." V. J. JOHNSON. "Because Hayden Bros, have the best goods for the least money. I think I ought to know, for I have traded with you almost nine years. My husband Is wearing an overcoat now that he bought from you six winters ago and it is all right for every day now. Hoping he will be lucky enough to get one for Sunday, I remain. "MRS. BANDON." "Because they handle only first-class goods and every one going there ia sure of a fit, whether he be long, short, thin or We will be pleased to give any further Information regarding the contest to anyone who desires It. It will be seen that while there Is much differer.ee of opmlon as to why there Is Bone as to the fact that HAYDEN BROS. ARE SELLING THE MOST CLOTHING IN OMAHA. W Uw New suits, new skirts, new silk raglans, ahead of all other. Beautiful silk raglans at (12.00, $15.00, $20.00. SUITS FOR MONDAY. 100 suits mad of all wool materials, Jackets silk lined, skirt percallne lined, Jacket and skirt trimmed with bands of taffeta, worth up to $15.00, opening price, $8.95. Ml 111! 1S IT FOR THREE MORE DAYS ONLY. In order to establish, our tailor depart ment we will make a plain lined skirt free of charge, provided th cloth 1 purchased in our high grade dress goods department aad to cost not less than $1.00 psr yard. We guarantee every aklrt to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. We guar antee a perfect fit, and we guarantee to make a skirt ut of less' cloth than any average dressmaker we also guarantee to make any design of any picture, plat or drawing presented to us and only ask for th extra Urn or material that w put into it. Monday In the Bargain Room It will pay you to com 160 miles to this sale It will be a surprise and you will not believe that such bargains are possible unless you investigate, but we guarantee that everything will be just as represented. POSITIVELY NO DEALERS, MER CHANTS OR PEDDLERS SOLD TO IN THIS ROOM. DRESS GOODS. WE DEFY any other house in th west to give a $1.25 fin black broadcloth, 64-In. wide, shines with a high finish, extra heavy a 68-ln. . strictly all wool Scotch mixed cheviot, heavy enough to make up without lining a 66-ln. all wool black cheviot a 60-ln. Clcllllam in gray, black and navy a 75o satin striped challls, strictly all wool sxcept the silk stripe grand array of new spring colors all on this sale at 49c. We defy any house to match our 10c, 15o, 19c, 25o and S9o black and colored dress goods now on sal at twice the price we ask for them. SILKS AND VELVETS. W defy any other house in th west to match for less than 76c, our new spring, strictly all silk foulards in light blue, re seda green, sliver gray, castor, blue, black and whit and all the new prlng shades an 85o Un of Roman stripes $1.00 line of black with whit hair line stripes all on Mondays' sal at one price, 49c. Monday special sale on chickens, at, only 8 cents. Grocery Specials Monday . 24-lb. sacks whole wheat flcur, 49c. 24-lb. sscks pure rye flour. 48c. 24-lb. sacks rye graham flour, 48c. 8 lbs. parched rolled oats, 25c. 4 lbs. hand picked navy beans, 15c. 1- lb. cans golden pumpkin, &c. 8-lb. cans fancy garden beeta, 7c. 2- lb. cana sweet sugar corn, 7 ',4c. l-lb. cans fancy table peaches, 12ttc 1 gallon can honey drip table syrup, 35c. l-lb cans cove oysters, 6 Ac. ml Tips on Coal For th furnace use our SPADRA SEMI ANTHRACITE $8.00 a Ton. Fully equal to hard coal. For th soft coal heater, our JUPITER LUMP $5.75 a Ton. Clean aad lasting. For th rang, our JUPITER NUT $5.50 a Ton. Quick to kindle, hot and clean. If you want a rang coal for less money, w bat an exceptionally good nut for $4.00 a Ton. Hald & Rice J"1, 288s f 06 bo. 16th G. D. JONES ViriS THE CONTEST. thick, and he 1 pleased and tell hi frtends of their good treatment of htm." A. J. NORMAN. "Because they sell the beat good in Omaha for the money. 1 hav bought clothing from every clothing house In th city, but none can compare with Haydea Bros.' goods. This is my honest opinion,' J. P. CONNOLLY. "Because their goods ars the best; thelf prices the lowest; their service the beet." r. talbot: "(a) Splendid business reputation; (b) honest values; (c) extensive advertising! (d) central local Ion; (e) enormous pur chases; (f) representatives of best clothing makers; (g) courteous treatment; (h) a positive rule, 'to do as you advertise.' "The above are the eight essential point for a business success, vis: 'great value for the least money.' " K. A. MERRILL. Cloak Department Women' suit made of new basket cloths In double breasted snd blouse styles, trim med with stitched bands of taffeta, worth up to $25.00, opening price $16.00. Women's rainy-day skirts, $1.60. i.oof Women's silk skirts worth up to $25.0 for $10.00. Women's wrappers, heavy flannelette, $1.25 quality, at 69c. Th moat beautiful line of black under skirts in the city at 69o, $1.60 and $2.00. Skirts tllade Free NO RISK TO CU8TOMER8. ENQUIRE IN OUR HIGH GRADE DRES GOODS DEPARTMENT. We are now showing all the new spring fabrics In heavy and medium weight dress goods for tailor suits, walking and rainy day skirts especially Priestley's fin cravenettes and "unspottable" blacks. Com In and examine our grand line of caratlas, exanerlas, volkeries, etemJnea, voiles, prunellas, taffetas, eollienea, mis trals, plcordys, carvas cloths, chalk lines, eudoraa, crepe de chines, panamas, panjas, malanges and lansdownes and other weave, especially adapted for evening and after noon dreases, also our printed tea gown material, challles, walstlngs and everything that goes to make up flr.it-claa dresa goods stock. A large line of silks will be on sals at 19c, 25c and 39c. See our One grade of klkl corda at 89c. Silk velvets In 15 color (no black), at 19c. Silk finished velveteen In all the leading shades and black, 60o grado, at 25c. Be our 60o Japan checks for children's dresses, strictly all silk, nice patterns, 25c Bee our 75o all wool printed French flan nels and our 60c all wool French challls, on sale at, only, 25c. No samples are sent from th bargain room a the most of the goods are closed out tbs sams day. GRAND BALD OX WASH GOODS. 36-lncb percales, all colors. Bo. Zepher ginghams, 12o grade, 7ttc 15c white goods, 7 He. LL extra heavy muslin, STsc. 10c towels, 6c. W will also have a sale on prints, drap erles, satlnes, dimities, linings, etc. Campbell's soups oxtail, mock turtl. tomato, He. at &c.' LarRO bottle pure tomato catsup, tc Large California prunes, per lb., 4o. Fancy Italian prunes, per lb., 8Vic Fancy Virginia evaporated raspberries lb.. 25c. l-lb cans blood red salmon, 12Hc Teas and Coffees New Imperial tea, choice drink, only, S3 Sun cured Japan tea, only 85c. Tea sittings, worth 26c, only 20c. Fancy family Java and Mocha, 25o. Oolden '!lln coffee, 16c. A good coffee, 2 lbs. for 25c Weather Report For Nebraska Threatening, with snow, followed by ruin. Advise all men to purchase "Onlmod" Bhoe snd prepare for the coming stormy weather. The "Onlmod" will keep your feet dry and sell for $3.60. Wa are Interested In th man that wear 15.0U and tti.00 shoes. V want him to try our $3.50 Onlmod. They not only have the style and finish, but they have the wearing qualities This Is the trade-mark which ap pears on alt genuine uegeni ono Co. snoes: REGENT SHOE CO,, 20S South Fifteenth. f i T -1 ) n