THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: PATUHDAY, JUNE 20, 1003.
Three Grand Lots of Handkerchiefs
Factory "ampler! and odd lots, ninny embroidered and
lace trimmed, alno plain white and fancy colored, bordered
and hemstitched In all widths of hem worth
up to 23c each, nil on bargain lOr ft 1 r
square at I"02
Drummers' Samples of Leather Novelties 1
A superb assortment of Chain Wrlt Rars In all the fashionable
leathers-frame are copper. oxidised, gold plated and nickel
liar $1let '""or'n"''' bro". etiede. gray and bla.k-worth Z W
1,000 Purses, Pockctbook. Bill Book. Cigarette Cages, OCi
Wff Cgges, etc, all the popular leather, worth IL50, at ... AUW
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Huge Sale of Parasols and Umbrellas
Entire stock of ladies' and misses' sunshades from the factory of Weinberg
ft Heyman Co., 39 White St, New York, on sale tomorrow at less than half.
&-&jr-'?a bow tomorrow a
tf FftruW most Ftuuning array of par-
nsols. Entire stock of Weiu-
r tnnut rpniiwnfif tnnrmfflf-
turers for sunshades in New
York. We bought every
parasol carried in stock at
less than 50c on the dollar.
Made of the best quality
strictly all silk ruffled par
asols coaching sunshades
-some with lace medallion trimming.
Wholesale price was from J?2 to ?C each. In this lot also 750 silk
umbrellas, worth regularly 50 "A 98
up to fo, an on two large
bargain squares, at . .
1 MMW
plain black and all colors-
aw
m 98c
$3,750 Stock of Muslin Underwear.
We bought this stock at about 50c on the dollar, from one of the
largest western muslin underwear manufacturers in the flooded
district. Some of these fine under muslins were the least bit
wet but hardly noticeable. There are corset covers, drawers,
shirts and night robes, all made of the finest muslins and cam
bric The regular price would Py f
be up to 1. 50 each-all go Q C mj J C
on bargain sguare at S Va
Misses' and Children's Summer flats
The entire surplus stock and nam pie from one of the largest New York manufac
turer!. All kinds of summer hats, made of fancy braided straw brims, mull hats,
silk hate, tucked and lace raps, many trimmed with finest silk and satin ribbons,
flowers and novelty laces, many worth up to $2.00 each
A TREMENDOUS SHIRT WAIST
We bought the entire shirt waist stock of New York's
greatest and most renowned manufacturer .
deal!
Dainty Summer Suits and Costumes
n bargain
square,
69c,50c,39c,29c
The Great est Shirt Waist Sate Ever Held in Omaha
This purchase Includes all the very finest shirt waists in the manufacturer's entire
stock. Many of them worth as higti as $5. This is absolutely the most elaborate and
fashionable showing of shirt waists you have ever seen. In order to close out this
gigantic stock we will offer the most startling bargains. Every waist will sell far
below the cost to manufacture in three lots, at 59c, 95c and 1.50.
EVERY SHIRT WAIST IN THIS GIGANTIC PURCHASE ON SALE TODAY AT LESS THAN PRICE
Dimity Waists
French Lawns
Damask Waists
Swiss Waists
Linen Lawns
Percale Waists
White Mulls
Allover Embroidered
Waists
Trimmed with Cluny
Bands
messL
SALB BBGlNS
Saturday Morning
AT 8 O'CLOCK
I.V I It I
W 5 F"
Tucked Fronts
Antique Lace
Medullion Effects
Mexican DrawnWork
New Collars
SALE BEGINS
Saturday Morning
AT 8 O'CLOCK
LOT 1 All the ehirt waists LOT 2 -All tho shirt LOT 3 All the shirt.
in this purchase, made to
Bell at $1. $1.25 & $1.50,
waists made to sell at $2.
$2.50 and $0
waists made to sell at
$3.50, $4 and $5
MILLINERY White Dress Hats at $3.50 and $4.95
I ft 59c s .....95c ?-.tL50)
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A queenly show of extreme novelties for the summer girl
Smart Wash Suits- -Made of dainty n ivolty fabrics for summer. Th tnft
onlble and mogi attructlve frKks for warm weather i no i nn rQ
war upmilalo for Haturdny at 4;0''li70i'yOC
$12.50 Tailored Silk Shirt Waist Suits at $6.98--.
A very lat and highly favored novelty frish
from the fhlon desijfnor,
worth 11260, very siKjoial to- vJ f
day at v
Silk Shirt WaUt Sulta-NUdo of foulard-,
hantunjf and taflfetas.
worth 17.50 to $20.00- 1 W , O J
Vh Dresses Tho prettiest frocki, of lawn,
linen, dimity, cotton foulard, A f Q
etc., many tamples in this lot tl Ufi
worth up to 110, kt
Saturday Skirt Specials
VolU and Etamlne Summer Skirt,
viy umart styles, worth A Cf
110, at
Fashionable Skirt of voile and etamlne
many tamples worth 120 L tf
andli:., at O.
Wash Skirts in all the natty summer
effects plqns, llneni, butchrri' Hncn,
ducks, ciiihen, etc. lace embroidery trim
med MI dowilo l.n. I IS. 1-29. Mc, 75c
The New White Voiles and Etamlno
Skirts, the extreme fashion, at
14.85, 12.50 and 9.08
Closing Out Spring; Woo! Suits
$20 Suits at 10.00
$25 Suits at. .14.85
35 Suits at 19.00
f45 Suits at 24.50
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GREATEST RIBBON SALE
EVER HELD IN OMAHA-
4.95
3.50
,' New Low Crown
Sailors
As Per Illustration.
All the) Popular Braids.
Our dress hats at these figures are posi
tively the best values ever offered In this
country and are as good as most stores
ask double for. For Saturday
we have prepared a grand
MBemblace of white
hate, profusely trimmed with
silk and velvet ribbons and
new Ideas In flowers, ac
cording to the latent
Paris and New York effects, at..
Last Day of the
$1.50 Trimmed Street
Hats at 19c.
Upwards of seventy-five dosens trimmed
street hata, mostly In white Japanese
braids, trimmed with velvet rib- 4
vmib. Never old for leeg than" 1 0
-'.atprday the balance go atTT.
Children's' Dress Hats
at $1 and $1.98.
Several hundred handsome quality leg
horns and big soft drooping hats, splen-
ainiy trimmed vim sort ma
terials, velvet ribbons and
flower wreaths, most excel
lent values, at $1.98 and
SPECIAL STRAW HAT SALE
Ftuhion't best and iwtllext ttrawt for sumtntr at ptcia I prices
The new sailor hat In Bon
ST . C. SOTM
nptt'H and Dllt braids, solil
everywhere elae at $2.'
-pn,dc.....98c-75c
The New "Optimo"
The wngg-erent thing this
summer, nlghly AO
fashionable, 3 downQC
New Panama Hats
A splendid ntvo shipment
worth $10. 00 and A Qo
tlt.M.at 4.70
Beya' and Children's Straws
Every attractive style
98 cents down 25c
Men's 6t Boy' 75c Straw Hats at 25c Basement.
In fadoras, sailors and set brims, every one a
good hftt and well worth 55o to $1.00 to
day lathe basement .As'Uw
SALE OF SUMMER UNDERWEAR
Cool mcc underyarmthts specially priced.
Mercerized Silk Underwear at 50c
Plain and lace effects, wears better ,
than silk, all popular shades
worth 11.50, today CI"!
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Highest Grade Underwear
French lisle thread and new silk, ex
tra sizes, union suits,short f 0
sleeves, etc., $3 down to. . VOC
, Men's Coat Shirts.
Can ba usod tut shirt or shirt waist.
coolest shirt (or summer,
- neat patterns, worth
35c Shield Bows at IOc Imported silk covered
i' r.hl 'Ida, all summer styles with double bund
n collars, worth 5a, at
My
9t Sample Belts at Oc Thousand of men's ana
. boys' oults In all the populxr leather, worth
. all. the way up to 11.00, at
10c
19c
-Saturday in Basement.
Today We Place on Aale ths (list Phenomenal Ribbon Pertains
That We Have Ever Offered.
For the past week these ribbons hav3 been displayed in our
south sho-w window and hundreds of people hav) miroeled and
wondered "how can they sell them so cheap"
25c AUSilk Ribbon at 5c I5c Ribbon at 3c
BtrlrtK- nil silk ribbon No. 40. or four One big lot of fancy neck, hat and pil-
w Lia nnH ,.tin rlhhnns and all low ribbons tin to nvo Inches wide that
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the new beautiful colorings at He at any other timo you would
yard. This ribbon has never pBy 150 ard KOn" at th'
mnA leas than 25c yard sale for yard
5c and tOc Strictly All Silk Ribbon at lie Yard
One big bargain square piled high with strictly nil silk ril
bons, one and two Inches wide, these are all plain and poco edge
.ikhls nil tw.niitifnl i-oloi-insrs. many of theHe ribbons you would
lUUUUO, . , .
Imacine would never oe soiu ior vwu m um-
n v wide that
3c
We offer them
lc
1.00
Saving Opportunities in Coffee
Regular prices In our Tea and Coffee department are lower than special numbers
Offered elsewhere In the city. - Our special prices make Jtreat saving- events for
very nouseneeprr. very Deal arao.es oi iiiee, ea ana apices.
Hair Dressing Manicuring Parlors
Third Floor. Expert Asalstanta.
Base Ball and Bat Free
gain sales than 10c yard.
trr!nv at. per yard
One Dollar Ribbons Go at 15c Yard
One big lot of strictly all silk fancy ribbons up to stren1
i .k- tWba nrp thp. hio-hest crade ribbons manufactured,
hundreds of them in those beautiful printed warp effect iCp
with every boy's suit coating S2.QQ or more that always sell at $1 yeard, go today at yard
Special Rio, worth lc, at Uo
Leader Blend makes a delicious coffee
per pound ISc
Cucuta Blend per pound ,' 26a
Boston Java and Mocha (3 pounds for
1.00) per pound ISc
P. JaDan. Unallah Breakfast mil
Oolortg, worth iOc. at 30c
EXTHACTS IN ANY FLAVOR.
2-ounce fui: weight ISO
4-ounce full weight 30e
One pound Royal Unking Powder 4?c
One pound Dr. Price's Baking Powder.. 42c
Candy Specials for Saturday
In the Drug Department
Marshmatlows, box ...........
Stick Candy sticks for.
Bnlted Peanuts pound ....
Crystal Mixed pound
Nebraska Mixed pound
Champion Mixedpound
Qum Drops pound ........
Cream Caramels pound ..
Cream Mixed pound
tc , Jelly Beans pound lfo
ic rure i.emon iJrops pound joc
. 8c Dixie Bquares pound !"
tic Burnt Peanuts pound lo
. 10c Home-Mode Fudge pound )o
. lOe Chocolate Creams pound 2oc
. 10c Tooeted Mnrshmallows pound 25c
.130 Butter Corn pound Ko
.. luc C'ocoanut Cream Caramels pound ..... 2o
French Cream Bon Bons pound
Orange Paste pound
Newport Nuggets pound
Cream Pan Caramels pound
Assorted Chocolates pound
Bitter Sweets Italian Chocolates lb..
Assorted Chocolates and Bon Bons 'b
Our popular restaurant In the basement.
Regular dinners, 26c Home cooking.
25o
2io i
Zoo
40C
25c Bromo Seltzer
50c Bromo-Seltzer
1.00 Bromo-Seltzer
19c
.... ..39c
74c
25c Cascarettes 19cl4711 Soap
Port Wine qt. bottle . . . .39c
Sherry Wine t. bottle . .39c
Bye Whisky qt. bottle . . .50c
10c
READY TO SIGN FOR PAVING
Qinsral Uacdtrsoallaki Statemetis St
fardingthe Sixtaan h Street Work.
MAJORITY PETITION MAY BE POSSIBLE
Property Owner' Say to No Effort Has
Bee Made Recently to IlaTe
It reef Repaved on Special
Assessmeat Flan.
"t am a Sixteenth street property owner,
holding land at Sixteenth and California."
eald -General Manflerson to the Board of
Public Works yesterday afternoon. "As a
property owner' bn triut thoroughfare I
wish to. state that I am willing to sign n
petition for resurfacing the paving at any
tlm. I think there ore o'thr Sixteenth
street property owners who nre willing to
do the same thing, and perhaps if some
effort is Jiiade a majority petition could be
obtained. To my knowlmlge nu such uilort
has been made recently."
Ths msaibcrs of th board were as.
tounded. . 'That Is certainly vefreshing."
aajd Chairman Rosewter. "I thought
vary property owner on Sixtenth strot
was dead aej against rnpvlnj, allhouxh I
know of ayrrl who should la fivorably
Interested la 4e pr. Jevt. If an effort is
mad there is a jhar.oe that tbs strei-t can
ba repaved." . ;
Otbr ImTvement Matter.
General Manderson bad called to Ur
the early- grading of Jackson street ne-r
Thirty-eighth, which was ordrrcd by the
council aome. tlr ago. -'w: U'.ef, lie w.miaJ
to consult wlta the city engines regarding
ths setting back of ths curbstones on Cap
itol avenue In thj market house block.
When this Is dons there will be a twvnty.
one-foot roadway and a fourteen-foot side
walk space on each side of -the building.
. The board authorised the addition of
about fifty names to the eligible employes,
Including those of three Inspectors for
sewerage, curbing and paving L, H. Par
ker, J E. Robertson and J. P. Swing.
Communications from the South Bids Seo
ond Ward Improvement club and ths Pros
pect Hill Improvement olub protested
against a pool of stagnant water at Sev
enteenth, and Spring streets and a dam
aged bridge at Thirty-seventh and Ohio
streets, respectively. It was agreed to
drain one and repair the Other, If practica
ble. Chairman Rosewater stated that
owing- to the depleted condition of the
funds It will be necessary to begin to
classify some of the repair under the
emergency head.
Half far to Boston June :j, 2S, 30; July
1, 2. 3, 4. Long limit. Stopover privileges
Choice of routes. Througii cars to Boston;
no change enroute via. The Northwestern
Line, the only double track route. 1401-1403
Furnam street.
Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral
Consumption can certainly
bo cured. Not all cases,
but vcrf many. Ayer's
Cherry Pcctord is the prin
cipal medicine." The oldest,
doctor knows from experi
ence. The youngest, jjst
from college,' faiotfy -fii'in"
theory, Both uphold us.
Ut ft ILN. e-CitUMUvsU, Ksas.
CENTRAL LABOR UNION MEETS
' Considerable Rontlne Work Dispose
of at Last Malit'a
Krsatoa.
At a meetlnf of Central Labor union last
night A resolution was adopted calling en
the musicians employed at the park, re
sorts to withdraw unrrss the differences
with the-waiters and trtedtre at ad
justed before June -.'7. A member of tho
Mwul unli.n explained that the musicians
n:vn rt steiicln with the bandmasters and
the bandmasters with the park managers.
The report of the conference committee,
whli li met the committee from the Dull
ness M.MVa association, With Governor
Mickey, was received.
. After much discussion the title of "offi
cial organ" was taken from the Workers'
Uasette. This was precipitated by the
prvsmtatlon of a till for $2S from the
Douglas Printing company, which waa re
ferred to the board of control of the Paper.
Tho delegate from the Retail Clerks'
union made a eomplslnt of someone who
la "pending emt literature from New York
wl.Ich Is misleading as to the names of
firm uig the union label In Omaha. Ths
ie rrt4ry was asked to Investigate the mat
ter -
The arbitration committee reported from
the federated board and the board waa
liven fuU power to act.
New delegates admitted werei " Leather
WoitH-. P. C. Soovllje, It. S. Letie; Hack
mrn. Fred OeritleDaaa, Al Smith, Mark
Ui.l.o!n; Btablemeo, Frank Cook,
Frank Falrotilld. W. A. Luther: Boot and
Shoe . Workers, J. Hauck, L r. Reld.
W. M. Lee.
EXPECT STERN RATE WAR
Cfctetgo BsTrQtd Ms See Earlj DLs-.clntlon
of Veetertt Piwener jUiociation.
MILEAGE PROPOSALS SEEM TO BE LOST
Snaaestlon Sobstllnte Islerchsss
able Book for Present Credential
rvni Viewed As Hopeless
r Tb Power.
CHICAGO, June !. The Evening Poet
today says!
The arenerai opinion In railroad circles Is
that the Western Passenger association,
with all Its bureaus, In on the verge of col
lapse. . .
Its downfall Is likely to be accompanied
with a widespread rate war.
Indications have pointed In this direction
fof some time, but ttie result Of yesterday's
meeting of the executive committee and the
Chlcagu-Bt. Tnul lines has brought the ex
pected ond considerably nearer and has
I made dissolution almost Inevitable.
No hope la entertained that the recom
mendation of the executive committee to
substitute a f.-QOO-mlie book, good on all
trains, for the . credential form of inter
changeable mileage now in use will be
adopted.
Two Cat Fares likely.
WMut 1 tak'h its an Indication that the
-w-tstern passtngrr war will spread to terri
tory beyond fhn Missouri river was the an
nouncement today that a proposal had been
submitted to the lines In tm Western Pas
senger' Association' providing that tickets
b sold at the rate of t cents per mile In
stead of '4 between minots and Missouri
points and Kaftans City. -
This aiv la regarded rs ominous, for It
la almost certain that when tns 2-cent fc.ro
la voted down the road proposing It will
put In the rata under the Individual action
clause of the western agreement.
Another cheap rate, whiun, In the unset
tled condition of tariffs. Is of Importance,
has been announced from Chicago and Il
linois territory to Minneapolis on account
of (he fwsdlsh Singers' meeting In July.
The rte is one fare for the round trip for
individual passengers. The Same rats for
parties of 100 or more waa announced by
one of the thlcago-Bt. Paul lines soms
time ago.
$25,000 worth oxfords, shoes and slippers
for Men, Women, Children and Infants
On Sale Today Every Pair a Sensational Bargain
ON
BARGAIN
SQUARE
ON
BARGAIN
SQUARE
On bargain squares on the second floor and in the basement.
.... j. It, nmolm inz-vliwlirwr orMr iipiv nnrl iin-tn-(lflt Stvlt' ill OV'.TV IflltllPr -
in every uiw nl width The entire second floor shoe department tin us formed into one grand immense bargain counter. Such
Hue shoes iu nui-h unmense quautitieH were never placed on sale before at such exceedingly low prices. H'k the greatest
fehoe event of the year. You are particularly requested to come early In the morning if possible.
f. Ptnts pons JK PranUrij pott & Prnnbelt ft po'nt li JC. Ptunbti ft &ont
m
RATE CUT MAY REACH OMAHA
Itw rare Belwets St. Pant and ChU
.. - May Hare Cobb
Ksteet Here.
The fMne' offlclsm' of rhe Omaha
Chieege read refuse W acknowledge any
likelihood of a a IS rate from the Missouri
river to Chleage, although they have aome
(ear that the trouble started by the Wis
consin Central In making; such a rate from
St. Paul to Chicago may eventually give
the sume rate between Omaha ond Chlcngo.
As It is now tho 6t. PaUl-Chlcagn cut
gives the Hill lines a l rate from the
coast to Chlcugo, which is $3.50 less than
the rate on any of the lines passing through
Omaha. It the Wisconsin Central rate lasts
any length of time it will have to be met
ao fr as coast rates are ooncernad. This
difference can be either prorated and made
In the long distance or can bo made In the
run from the Missouri river east. The first
Is the most desirable to pass.-nger men,
but they fear the Hill Interests may step
In If any change Is made In rates from the
coast to the Missouri river.
Meanwhile the Wisconsin Central remains
firm In its Intention to continue its low
rate end the Chicago Great Western has
met It. None of the other roads has met
It, but some are suggesting it for their
slower trains.
J.labtnlnsT Strikes a t'Uarvb.
During the storm last bight, about 12
o'clock, the Kvantsellcal Lutheran church
on nVragiie street. bein Twenty-sixth
and Twenty-seventh, wiih strurk by llght-alna-
and set on fire. Ths lis tuning struck
the rjilre and descended through the bul!d
InK. The spire and roof were completely de
stroyed by llKhtnit.g and the lire which fol
lowed ami other portions of the edlflre were
also damaged to ml extent which makes It
questionable whether the structure tan be
profitably repaired.
DECISION INVOLVING TAXES
Jadge Day Draws .Distinction. Be
tvreen Reanlar and Special
Levy Sotlcee.
Yesterday Judge Pay decided the case
of Mary HefTeron against the City of
Omaha, deciding a point which affects the
regular taxes levied in Omaha previous
to the ear 1698. In this case the plaintiff
resisted the collection of the regular taxee
for aeverul years, and asked to have them
cancelled on her re"l estate for the reason
that no legal notice of the sitting of the
city council as a Ooard of Equalisation
had ever been given. The facts are that
during the ears in question the notice
Was published in a (jerman paper and in
an English paper, but the latter notw, It
was alleged, was not In all cases published
as required by ststute.
The judge decided against the plaintiff
ond dismissed the bill for want of equity.
He drew a distinction between the retire
ments of a notice of the sitting of a Hoard
of Equalization In the matter of regular
taxes and the sitting of the sime board
In the matter of special taxes, holding that
as It 1s the duty of every property owner
to pay his proportion of the exicnse of
the government the failure to receive no
tice of the sitting of the Board of Equaliza
tion will not discharge the regular luxes,
while It will discharge the special taxes.
Baeklen's Arnica Salve.
Tbe best in the world for cuts, corns,
bolls, bruises, burns, scalds, sores, ulcers,
sslt rbeuui. Cures piles or no pay. li
Tor sale by Kubn Co.
BIG BOND SALE IS COMING
City Treasurer Will Dispose ol
Hearly Half Million Dollars
f rape.
City Treasurer Hennla has Issued .ad
vertisements for proposals for the purchase
of municipal bonds, to be opened In his
wfflce June 2 al t o clock. The bonde to
he sold i.ggi-eg.ite IlM.oou face valua. and
are for tho purpose of ilmlvlrtg funds to
pay off old !xiit- of paving, curbing and
grudlng boi-.ils i.r. maturing. The new
bond will run for thirty yeirs and will
bear Internet at I per cent pnysble semi
annually. They will be known as renewal
bonds, fourth scries, and of $1.0Ou denomina
tion each. Of the total amount fC87.00 will
be delivered upon approvul ot purchaser's
counsel; J5S.1') on Auguxt 1. $i:000 on t.p
tcmlier 1, $S.M0 on November 1, and W.ftO
on I)ecemler 1. The ordlnunce nutltoiitlng
the issue has pasNeil the council and re
ceived the approval of the mayor.
Atlantic (, e Jtrr, .
is reac hed conveniently and quickly from
the west via the Lehigh Vulky railroad.
Send 2-cent stamp to General Passenger
department, Lehigh Valley Railroad, New
York, for booklet.
gtrnniyrr Is Discharged.
The case of the slate against Robert
Siromyer failed l efore Jiidtte Kstelle yester
day afternoon, the court deciding thst the
father had a right to take the child for
the reason that he had no notice l the
appointment of another guardian. . Ptro
wyer was charged with kldiutplnjj.