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TIIE OMAHA DAILY I.EE: Sl'XDAY. MAY 1. 1904.
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THE RKM BI.F. STORE.
to dispose of an I'liomiouR Mock of Trim's lino suits within tho nest
few dcrs. W('nniRt have this nil of lix( riminatiiiK buyers
those who ran appreciate a good tiling when they see it. Our
Faturday'fc I'lisiness was phenomenal, but the stock was so large
we could hardly txpect to dispose of it in one day.
GREAT CLOTHING SALE CONTINUED
Monday and every day thereafter till the entire stock is disposed of.
$12
7.50 and 8.50
About 475 suits In all which, we will
close out Monday. They come In . ,
oxford grays, brown mixtures, black,
blue, plain gray and fancy mixtures;
great variety of fabrics; well tailored .'
with rood linings and trimmings,
not a suit worth less than 112 60,
your choice Monday for
7.50 and 8.50
$15.00 and 18.00
Men's Suits
10.00 and 12.50
At $10 and $12.50' we show the (Treat fit
line of hand-tailored clothing ever
een In the city at the price; perfect
In fit; nobhy In pattern; best of
fabric; excellent In workmanship.
These goods are made by some of
the beat clothing manufacturers In
the country and possess not only
plendld wearing; qualities but plenty
of Individual snap and atyle, not a
milt In the lot worth less thari $16 ,
and $18. Our special price Monday
$10 and 12.50
For 5c For 5c For 5c
Think of lit
Laces and Embroideries Monday 5c per Yard
Cp for wash Laces worth from 10c to
36c.
Ej-i for Galloon Laces worth from 15c to
JW 2So.
,or Torchon Laces worth from 15o to
20c.
Bp for Torchon Inserting worth from 10c
to 20c
New Summer Goods
New Oiford Cloth Embroidered
Waist Patterns from $2.76 to....
New Pure Linen Embroidered
Waist Patterns from $4.25 to
New Fine Swiss Embroidered
WaJat Patterns from $3.50 to...
New Fancy Embroidered Collars
and Cuffs, at
1.75
2.25
2.00
39c
, "' " I .f V OF PEARL BUTTONS, HOSe SUP- mm J
Special Sale AH0 s&ss& & Monday
Optical Department
HEADACHE. EYB STRAIN, NERVOUS
TROUBLES, caused by defective vlalon In
stantly relieved by the use of proper
Classes. WH FIT THEM. CHARGES
MODERATE. . .
Famous Wool Dress
Goods Sale ROOM-MONDAY
FROM 0 UNTIL 12 NOOX-we will
sell strictly all wool Suitings. Voiles,
F.ts mines, pure Mohairs and other
high prude dress goods, In remnants
from JJVj to 7 yards, worth from $1.00
to 3,00 per yard only one pattern to
a customer--Monday, O
at. per yard mOw
FROM 2 UNTIL 5 P. M. we will sell
all wool Challles, worth from 7.V to
$1.00 per yard only 12 yards to a
fustoraer Monday. .. .
st per yard....... mDC
FAIR TRAIN IS WRECKED
Visa Dead Bodies Taksn from Vtbrii of
Iron MomUia fpecial.
SAY CASUALTIES WILL NUMBER FIFTY
Oaly Two Bodies Hare Been ldrntlflrd
ad Naiuee of but Two Iujored
Are Kiioni at Pres
t Time.
KIMMSWICKi Mo., April JO-The fast
mill train on the St. Louis, Iron Moun
tain Southern, known as No. 18, running
aa a world's fair special, was wrecked
one mils and a half from here today.
The engine struck an open switch, and,
with the exception of the last sleeper, all
the coachea were derailed. It Is reported
that the list of dead and Injured will
reach nearly fifty.
Iead:
JAMES BAILEY, engineer.
A L GUM PERT, fireman.
A. E. TABOR, master mechanic.
EXPRESS MESSENGER GHOAT.
EDWARD BR1SRARD, IVSoto, Mo.
THREE UNIDENTIFIED PA8ENGER8.
Injured:
J. C. Austin, conductor. St. Ixuls.
Joseph Dalhaff. St. Joseph, Mo.
John Casey, DeSoto. Mo.
Rev. W. K. North, DeSoto, Mo.
Harry HameK DeSoto. Mo.
A J. Dick. Deooto. Mo.
William Iavlit, Chicago.
William Mullock, St. Paul. 1
A. P. Vlck. Evansville. Ind.
Fred Rosa, .Pe8oo, Ml ,
t'lrtch Rons, DeSoto, Mo.
J J. HuwUnd. Uttle Rot k. Ark.
FenwUk Ieruth. Juneville, L
W. J. Lynch, Peoria. 111.
L. M. Dowan, IaiuIsvUIo.
F. L Merrill, 8t. Iouis.
All of the above were more or less hurt.
The wreck, occurred while the train was
going at an excessive rate of speed. Last
night there was trouble with a freight car
ou one of the fast trains snd It was neces
sary to abandon It on the main. 11ns near
Wiiksa siding. Orders were Issued for all
northbound and southbound trslns to use
the switch at that point Instead of the
mam line. Five trains passed the aiding
during the Interval between the breakdown
of the freight car and the arrival of No. U.
It la stated by Conductor Austin that ha
read the order to the engineer snd handed
copy is him. The omcUls X the road
YOUR HELP
SOLICITED
HartSduflncr
U Marx
lbnd Tailored
Bp for silk Chantllly Ibices worth from 15c
ft to 25c.
Cp for fine Embroideries worth from 10c
to 20c.
Cp for fine Insertlngs worth from 10c to
i-"" 20C.
In fact the greatest line of 10c to 85c Laces
and Embroideries, all to be sold S-
at one price per yard -''
New Rim n ft led Flouncing for skirt trim
mings and Berthas, 1 CA
from $3.26 to l.OU
New White Lace Yokes,
from $4 25 to
98c
All-Over Iaces for shirt waists, OEn
from $3.50 to. OiJW
.-V.;.
Roses!
5,000 Rose Bushes
from the celebrated Kingler
Bros.' Rose Nursery. ' .
American Beauties, Brides'
Maids, pink and white Bride
roses, pink, white and red
Queen Louise Carnation, your
choice, per plant, OCSri
15c, 2 for
These same roses sell regular
ly for 75c and $1.00 per plant.
These are absolutely guaranteed
to bloom.
cannot account for the fact that the train
approached the siding at the high rats of
speed It must have done to cause the dam
age It did.
The engine turned completely over, pin
ioning Engineer Bailey beneath tons of
steel. Master Mechanic Tabor, who was
tiding In the engine, was also Instantly
killed.
Fireman Gumpert was thrown a great
distance from the wreck and escaped fall
ing beneath the engine. He Is rerlously In
jured, however, and not expected to live.
The baggage car was thrown nearly 100
feet from, the wreck and Is entirely de
molished. The two coaches directly '.n the
rear of the baggage car were also over
turned and badly wrecked. The sleeping
car In the rear of the coaches was thrown
on its side and damaged.
Y. ,M. C A. WhJ l TWO EVENTS
Bellevae 4 olleae, However, Wins Sig
nal letOry In Athletic Contests.
BEI.LEVUE. Neb.. April au.-tSpeclal.)
Bellrvue college proved succersiul In its
track meet alih the Omaha Young Men s
Christian association this afternoon. The
wea(tu-r was perfect for track athletics. A
Urge number of Young Men's Christian
asouclatlou men made this the occasion of
their first visit to the college. Crelghten
was unable to rescind to the Invitation and
the result gave Bellcvue first place in all
events save two. Wallace of Omaha taking
brut in the high Jump and pole vault. The
lnd msile the time In the running events
rather slow. The events:
lui-yard dash: Benson (Bellevue) first.
Woods rd tHellevue second. Time: 011
Mile run: Nli hol (Bj first. Sloans (B sec
ond. Time: 6:.
Shot put: Moore (R first. Cooper (B)
se.-oud. Distance, K feet 4 Inches.
Discus: Kearns H tlr.t. Moore (B) sec
ond. Distance. 93 feot 11 inches.
I-.'O-ysrd hurdles: Moore (Hi llrst, Hunts
man ( M. C. A.) second. Time: 0:W.
Hammer throw: Moo.-e (Bt first Shook
B second. Dlstsnce: $4 fen 7 Inches.
High jump: Wallace (Y. M. C. A.) first,
Kearns Bi second 6 feet 6 tnchee.
4-yard dash: Moore t U) first. Cooper
(B second. Time: l uSW
Pole vault: Wallsce iV. M C. A. and
Cherrlngton tie for first. Dlstsnce: g feet.
Jjo-ykrd dash: Benson iH first, Buth
second.
Broad Jump: Moore (R first. Runner B
second. Dlstsnee: IS feet I Inches.
Half mile: Campbell B) Time: t li.
lJu-vard hurdles: Moore (B) first. Wilson
(Y. M. C. A.) second. Time: 0:10.
CRETE. Neb . April 30 Special ) The
local high school athletes held ihetr home
field meet oa the college field yesterday
sfternoon. The weather was Ideal and
moat of the records made were good. R
demscher and Oters did splendid work with
the wsiohta. the former breaking the rocord
M Vaf Uf
GLORIA IS THE BEST
LINING
SATIN ON EARTH
Extraordinary
$25 Silk
Monday morning at 8 o'clock
in the newest and choicest
the swell styles to popular In the eastern cities. Each pattern contains 15 yards and c
be bed in blues, brown, cun metal,
$25 on sale, at, per pattern
2,onn YARDS HIGH CLASS SILKS-Elegant
Monday, at
l.nw YARDS rLAIN AND FANCY SILKS
Monday, at
Special lot of Chantahotim printed silks. In
end are warranted the best wearing Milks
Monday, at
Great Bargains in Black Silks for
RAINSH1NE SILK 27-inch wide, waterproof, spot proof, perspiration proof fast black,
only
BLACK PONGEE SILK 3-lnehes wide, guaranteed In every way, worth $2.00, on sale
at
Rnplnn Taffeta In nnr of the heavlmt 27-Inch
for
MAIL ORDERS FILLED
Shirt Waist Suitina
Of all the fabrics Kliown for spring and sum
mer wear uont have the popularity of suitings
of wash material. Hayden's iiuineuse assort
ment of these popular fabrics, comprising all the
import novelties in Linen, Silk and Liucn, etc.,
as well as njl the well known American manu
facturers. Every color and shade, every mix
ture, every novelty, every grade shown here in
"Department S." (The only store west of Chic
ago making a SPECIALTY of
ing fabrics.)
On Monday we will have on special sale .r00
pieces of choice new style suitings, itf
worth up to 2.")C a yard, at, yard .lUb
100 pieces of 30-inch plain and striped Pure
Linen an ideal fabric for ladies' puits and
children's dresses--worth
yard, at, yard
1,000 pieces of Fancy Suitings, Voiles, Snow
Flakes, I'oyadere Knubs, etc., IRp
on sale Monday, at, yard i.JwU
All the fine imported-fabrics in Linen, Silk
and Linen, Mercerized Cotton, etc., shown here
in an unrivalled variety. FABRICS EXCLU
SIVE WITH HAYDEN IJKOS IX OMAHA.
Hundreds of pieces of fine waistings, white and
colored, all new, on sale 9Rf
Monday, at, yard... mUU
Fancy Dress- Hatiste,, in select stripes, exclu
sive fabric here, soft as wash silk, Cn
beautiful designs, at, yard. . . . ,
Dirego Kepp, the new soft gros-grain for. .suits
: and waistings, sold only in Omaha by Hay
;den Bros., black and white QK
and colors, at, yard.... Www
36-inch black Mercerized Sateen,, worth 35c a
yard, for skirtings, on sale in Linen IQlft
Department Monday, at, yard.. lats2U
LINENS LINENS LINENS
75c Heavy all-linen ztWr-
Cream Damask CJW
$1.00 Extra Heavy Bleached '7tc
all-linen Table Damask t tJW
Mercerised Snow White Table flC
Damask at. yard tuw
$1.60 quality 70-Inch dbuble Da- QRr
mask Table Linen, yard '. -'C7W
Bleached all-linen Napkins, Oftr-
6-8 slse, at, doaen vo
Bleached all-linen Napkins, 3-4 size, worth
VIM doxen, Monday - AS1
at, dosen
Round Thread Shirt Waist Linens
86 In. wide, at 75c, 50c and uuv
15c Huckaback Hemmed Linen Hc
Towels. 40 In. long, Monday at
Linen Finish WaistingH, iSc
yard wide, at
for the shot by putting It 37 feet 6 Inchea,
the latter capturing the hammer throw,
record by a throw of H9 feet Inches. Chrls
tenson showed fine form In the short
sprints, winning the KKi-yard dash In KMi
seconds, and the rjo-yard dash In Zjs sec
onds. Good records were also made by
M. Porter, who won the KO-yard hurdles It;
32 seconds, and by Graham, who cleared
6 feet 1 Inch In the high Jump.
EVENTS Ol THE HIXSIVO TRACKS
Large and Kathaslastle Crowd at the
llpenlnsr Day In Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY. April 30. Ideal weather,
close and exciting finishes and ao.ono specta
tors marked the beginning of the racing
season by the Kansas City Jockey club
at Elm Ridge today. The feature was the
Kansas City Derby, $5.oo0 added, at one
mile and a quarter, j w. ucnoor a mo
harlh and H. T. Griffin's Bill Curtis were
equal favorites In the betting at to 6.
Off to a good start, Bombardier, ridden by
I. Powell, took the lead and came under
the wire a good length in front of Mill
taryman, who was second Results:
First race, three-year olds and upwards,
purse: Skilful won, McGee second, Croix
ji'llr third. Time: l:fl.
Second race, four furh ngs, purse, maiden
two-year-olds: Keno won, LaLonda sec
ond. Gleeman third. Time: n:6U4.
Third race, six furlongs, four-year-olds
and upwards, selling: Farmer Jim won,
Alma Dufour second, Tryon third. Time:
II. -.4
Fourth race, one mile and a quarter,
Kanras City Derby, three-year-olds. $S,0o0
added: Moharib won, Militaryman second.
Bill Curtis third. Time: 2:10.
Fifth race, four half furlongs, two-year-old
fillies: Miss Deuce won. Huxle sre
ond. Brown Study third Time: 0:Mt.
Sixth race, one mile, three year-olds and
upwards, selling: Sweet Tone won. Rough
and Tumble second, Golden Mineral third.
Time: I:42
ST. LOl'lS, Apri' '.-Results:
First race, six furlongs: One More won.
8atchel second, Second Mate third. Time:
1:17V
Second race, one mile: Lynch won. In
golthrift second, Ths Bobby third. Time,
1.
Third race, four and a half furlongs:
Broomhandle won. Platoon second, I'ncle
Charley thifd. Time: O M'x
Fourth race, six furloi.gs. The Trail. luilla
stakes. $1.ii0 added: IeutS'hland won.
Operator second, Van Ness third. Time:
1:17'..
Fifth race, one mile, purse: Charlie
Thompson won. Flvlng Torjedo second.
Jack Young third. Time: 1:45.
Sixth race, one and three-sixteenths,
selling: Velos won, Strader second, Larry
Wilt third. Time: 8:116.
Seventh race, six fur'.ongs: Tom Crabb
won. Jake Weber second, Sharp Bird third.
Time: l:li.
NEW YORK. April $0 Results:
First rsce. selling, six furlongs: Lori
cate won Gav Lothario aecond, Monad
nnck third Time: 1:10
Second race, selling, one mile and sev
enty ysrds: Honolulu won. Widows Mite
second. Nevermore third. Time: 1 64.
Third race, Tho sedals slakes, four
ixlS
TUB BEI.IADI.K STORK,
Sale of Silks at Hayden's
Suit Patterns on Sale at $9.98
we place on special pale 250 suit
Bilk made for this season. This
charrmsene. trreens and reds patterns
fancy silks, finest fancy silks, actually worth
That sell at 60c and 75c.
A choice line of
the champagne shades. These silks are exquisite In style and very
made. Regular selling; price $2. no, on sale
'.
$1.75 Black Raglan Taffeta on Sale Monday
bl;u k taffotnn mail'. The mllln tried tojpMnhllnh a uniform retail price of $1.75. We
. .
MAIL ORDERS FILLED
s
shirt waist suit
50c a
25c
WHITE GOODS
BARGAINS
IN BIG WEST ROOM
All our fine Imported Mererlxed Walkings
that sold up to 7dc yard, twenty -live pat
terns to select from, on sale on tarKatn
square Monday at one Olp
price per yard Si2W
luo full jleces of all kinds of Sheen Lace
fe'tripe White Goods. Dotted Swiss Mer
cerized Stripes, Checks, eTc, worvh up to
4!v per yard, on bargain tCic
square Monday, at
Monday we will sell English long cloth,
86 Inches wide, worth 16c per yard, Mon-
'for' 1-08
half furlongs: Susanne Imcamore won,
Pegsy aecond, Novaila tniru. lime: 0:oos.
Fourth race, the Kings tounty handicap,
otic mile and a sixteenth: Klorliam Wueen
won, Ostrich pecond, Sweet Alice third.
Time: 1:62.
Fifth race, four half furlongs: Sandy
Andy won, Royal Legend aecond, Auto
Hood third. Time: 0;5i',.
Sixth race, handicap, one mile and sev
enty vunls: Lord Badge won. Highest
second. Mac kev Dywer third. Time: 1:48.
CHICAGO. Anil! 30.-Results:
First race, five half furlongs:
Lindsay won. Never Fret second
Irene
Beau
Ormonde third, lime: l.iw.
Second race, four furlongs, two-year-olds: ,
Philanthropist won, Gold Enamel second,
Stella Allen third. Time: 0:4'.H
Third race, six furlongs: Don Domo won. ,
Monastic second. Jerry Lynch third. Time:
l:14V
Fourth race, one mile, purse. $1,600 handi
cap for three-year-olda and up: Wilful
won. Bv Ways second. Gregor K. third.
Time. 1:41
Fiftr race, one and one-sixteenth miles:
Snencerlan won. Niaxus second, Falkland
third. Time: 1:49V
Sixth race, seven furlongs: Barkelmore
won. Thane second. Censor third. Time:
1:15.
Iow lalTrrslty Athletics.
IOWA CITY. April 30. (Special Telegram.)
r-The Iowa State university athletic con
test was held today In magnificent weather.
The following were the winners:
lid-yard dash: Coyle. Time: 0:lo.
'.3)-yard dash: Coyle. Time: 0:24.
440-yard dash: E. Davis. Time: :&3:4.
Half mile run: Moore, Sispenk, tltd.
Time: 2:15.
Mile run: Bateman Time: 4.54.
Two-mile run: Jefferson. Time: 1:$4.
Two hurd'es: Anderson. Time: 01S.
High hurdles: Anderson. 0:17.
Discus: Swift. Distance: lhi feet Inches
Mammer: Donnovan. Distance, lftl feet
4 Inches.
Shot: Crane. Distance: 3s feet 2 Inches
High Jump: Bitrker. 3VS.
Broad Jump: Ross. Distance: 21 feet I
Inch.
Pole vault: Davis. Distance: 9 feet.
tio to Fleers la Moth.
FREMONT. Neb.. April So -(Special Tel
egram The Fremont High School ball
team beat Normal School nine this after
noon by a score of IS to 10. With the
score to 4 In their favor the Normal
bovs went to pieces In the ninth. John
son lost his head and the High School boys
got In nine runs and made nine hits.
Score:
High School 0 0 0 0 J 0 I SU
Normals 0 0 1 2 0 0 1 1 410
Raae hits: High School. 14: Normals. 12.
Errors: High Schwd. 10; Normals. (.
Struck out: By By Gase 10; by Johnson,
11. Batteries: High School, Osge snd
Bland; Normals, Johnson and Donahue.
The Bee Want Ads sro the bast Business
Boosters;
Have You Asked
for GLORIA?
patterns
19.98
includ
worth up to
'
ttc, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50.
49c
".'ZZ.25c
flne In texture
69c
colors and designs, on sale.
Monday
worth $1.00,
75c
98c
at 98c
. . . v' w
mil ORDERS FILLED
High Gjtade Dress
Goods Dept.
Priestley's Cravenetted Coverts and Mohair
Sicilian have proven to be the only fabric to
stand the test of time waterproof and dust
proof. Hayden's is the only place in Omaha
where you get the real Priestley's Cravenettes.
f6 Inch all wool Covert, waterproof, In all colors and aray, a
r-Kilr $100 iiuulity, for Monday's sale 1Q
only Kt
1 rlcstley's black London Cords and late stripes, medium and
heavy weight cords. Our $2.50 and $2.98 quality, QQr
for Monday only lOW
DC-inch Frlrstloy's Sicilian, cravenetted. In blue, gray, Kun
metal, blue and white and black and white mixtures, the best
fa) rlc for tin: nw shirt waist suit or for the long f fQ
drvss coat, the $1.50 quality, for Monday, only
4u-l:;ch Frleetley's t'ark silk and mohair Brllllantlne, one of the
iV9t r.nd most stylish gods for this season, our : AQ
$50 quality for Monday, only
Fanry Voiles, In blue, brown, biscuit, aiin-metal and gray, one
t the the swellest styles for the Beason, our Q
$. 98 quality for Monday, only
"Lupin's black silk and wool La Gloria crepe. Takes the place of
silk crapes and grenadines a little more weight and a much
better wearer our $1.88 quality, 4 'IQ
for Monday
EXTRA SPECIAL On blue voiles and London
cords. Do you want a voile dress or skirt?
If so, don't fail to see this line. Blues ONLY,
but in four or five shades, qualities ranging
in price from 98c to fl.98. Remember the
price, and only one pattern to a Ort
, customer. For Monday's sale.....
Printed Henriettas, Challies, in satin stripes,
plain and figured. The late colorings end
patterns all go Monday, 30C
Sheet and Pillow Case
Specials
60c Ready-to-t"se bleached fl7i
Sheets, slie 81x1)0, at J 4 C
Se Bleached Sheets, J-inch AC.
hem. size 81x90, at vC
90e? Hemstitched Bleached ,r f
Sheets, size Hx90. at UVC
18c Hemstitched Ready-to-Use ji
Pillow Cases, 42x36, at Is$G
16c Keady-to-rse Pillow Cases, r
45x36 size, st .'...."C
18o Pillow Cases, made from Sl.
Wamsutta Mills Cotton, at IOC
SHAW CALLS FOR THE CASH
Banks Requested (o Put Up Money to Pay
for Panama Canal.
NO TROUBLE TO SECURE THE MONEY
May 1 he Date for Palng to the
tailed States Uovernsaeut Tea
Per Cent of Deposits of
the Nation.
WASHINGTON. April 30.-The secretary
of the treasury has Issued a call directing
national bank depositaries to transfer to
the assistant treasurer at New York City
on or before May 10, 1W4, an aggregute
amount of $12,0u0,0u0. The call on each bank
is for 10 per cent of the public deposit of
such bank aa it stood before the recent
30 per cent call, thus making a. total with
drawal of 30 per cent of public deposits.
Today's call, however, exempts all depoal-
ei3 ua t3 a
if f "Tki mm km a
' fool so goooi."
The Greatest
of all
Women's voile, etamlnc and cheviot suits
sample garments no two alike, Q OH
worth up to $.V'.n0, at IOVU
Women's satin lined covert
coats, at
5.00
Women's silk coats, 7 different S flt
styles, at .Cf.MXt
$12. no crnvenette coats, perfect f (Ef
beauties, at
Women's long silk coats, sri rfi
at, $.00, $lo.00 and IV.
Women's Shirt Waists
Ice, Crepe de Chine. Japs, linens and fine
lawns, worth up to $10.00, QQ
4 i
Alracn, linen, lawn nnd organdy waists,
worth up to $i.00, 1 OH
Monday tfJ
Three Great Lace Curtain Stocks
BROMLEY, BRITTAIN AND THE ZION C1TT LACK Cl'RTAINS-ON SALE
AT H A VDhJN'S, MONDAY. MAY t. TUB ENTIRE THIRD FLOOR FRONT DE
VOTED TO THE DISPLAY OF SAMPLES.
EVERY Ct'RTAIN Gl'ARANTEED PERFECT
AND OF THE H1QHF.8T ART IN CURTAIN MANUFACTURE. ALL NEW, UP-TO-DATE
PATTERNS NO OLD STOCK.
PURCHASED BY HAYDEN BROS. FOR SPOT CASH. AT A SAVING OF
PER CENT OVER IMPORTED GOODS.
NOW IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY. .
N0TTINGHAMS BRUSSELS NET
Ncru snd whits 69 styles, hun- 48 styles, hundreds of pairs worth
dreds of pairsworth $1 60 to $8.tt $4 00 to $16 00 a fair
I pair MONDAY MONDAY
69c to $5.50 Pair $2.50 to 9.75 Pair ,
CABLE NETS ARABIAN
' Ecru and white 41 styles, hun- 47 styles, hundreds of pairs worth
dreds of pairs worth $4.00 to $9.00 $4.90 to $14 60 a pair .
a pair MONDAY MONDAY .
$2.50 to $6.50 Pair $2.50 to $8,00 Pair
ALL WHO ATTENDED OUR FORMER LACE CURTAIN SALES WERH) MORE
THAN SATISFIED WITH (THE GREAT BARGAINS THIS SALE WILL
L.EAD THEM ALL
OPECIAL LOT OF MADRAS CURTAINS 2 Kfi
FROM, PAIR, $1.26 TO
SPECIAL LOT OF SILK MADRAS CURTA1N6
AT, PAIR. $6 00 TO
Flannel Dep't
10c extra heavy white Domet flr
flannel, at yard UJV
18cDrapery Demln and sateen, 12iC
16c Drapery Swiss, Ulp
at, yard
15c extra flne Cheviot Shirting. Str
ut, yard 2t
Bed Spreads
$3.5i extra superfine quhllty white W.ar
frCilles Bed Spreads, with lieaty f.nd rich
border, in beautiful raised floral pattern;
this Is one of tne finest qualities imported,
extra Urge size, cut corner, O C(J
each .O
$2.76 Genuine Marseilles Bed Spreads, splen
did v 'lue for the money, heavy knotted
w' 1.89
$2.00 .nlte fringed Bed Spreads, splendid
value for the money, heavy knotted fringe,
full size. 50
each
One lot Job Bed Spreads, sesorted pink snd
white, and blue and white and pure white
corner with fringe and without, worth up
to $1.76, go on sale Monday, QRc
each JW
tarles whose authorized balance before the
recent call was less than $100,000. It also
exempts a few banks having active uo
counts where their authorized balance 1.4
not greater than the convenience of the
Treasury department In transacting public
business required. With these exceptions,
the. call applies to ail depositaries, per
manent and temporary.
In view of the plethora of money In nil
the central reserve cities, It Is probable
that an additional call of the same char
acter will be Issued, payable about Juns
1. This would supply the amount of the
draft upon the treasury made by the pay
ment for the Isthuflan canal right-of-way.
and would afford a working balance of
$50,000,000 actually In the treasury and sub
treasuries, ss at present.
rw Mexico to Select Judge.
Delegate Rodey of New Mexico called on
the president today to urge that before the
additional federal judge for the territory
recently provided for by congress, was ap
pointed, he would give consideration to the
choice of the people of New Mexico. The
people will decide perhaps In a few days
upon some New Mexico lawyer for the new
CAM D V CATHARTI C
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ANNUAL. SALE -TEN MILLION BOXES
Greatest In the World
A MILLION AMERICAN BEAUTIES keep their blood puro, tholr complexion soft
and clear, tholr broath sweet and their whole bodies active end healthy with
CABCARETH Candy Cathartic. Too quick effects of CASCARITd aa system clean
ers and blood purifiers; their promptness In curing pimples, bolla, blotches, liver
spots, blackheads, and in sweetening a tainted breath, hare become known
through the kind words of ladle who have tried them. Hence the sale of OVKB
A MILLION BOXES A MONTH. The quickest, surest way to beaut la to rWn
the blood, tor Beauty's Blood Deep. The
" " iroo, goDiiy dui positively wiia UAOUAKITB, All druggists.
lOo, 2fic, ROc. Never sold in bulk. Ths genuine tblot stomped COG. ssunple
and booklet free.
, Address StorU&o- Remedy
LliIS
THIS RKI.IAIII.K UTtlltf..
Great Suit Sales
' now In full swing in nur Closk Depsrt
' lent. Thousands of women's garments
bought st Just it fract'on of their actvisl
.lue. We are going to give our customers
' benefit of our good luck In securing
these stocks
THIS IMMENSE STOCK
ve know rsnnot be disposed "f In a dsy or
s. week, but It must all go within the next
?w Uas.
SATURDAY'S PRICES CON
TINUED FOR MONDAY
Voiles, Ktnmlnes. Cheviots. Serges nnd
many other fabrics 2.M' of
them worth up to $lo.no...
your choice at
2.90
LHOWN IN 16TH STREET WINDAW.
WCi.KN'8 SILK 8U1RT WAIST Bl lTS
Peautlful garments In checks, pin stripes
and plain colors. f fill
at, $.M, I1Z..00. $12.50 and ViVW
OTHER MA'tNIFIC'FNT TtAHOMNS
FROM Ol'H M A N I! F A C T f K E U ' S
PTtM-'HS $lS.m women's suits In ft-ncv
mlNtures and plain colorx, 5.Q5
$ji.(X suits In the new military style, made
r.f the verv best of Lyman's all wool chev.
iots and handsome Voiles, O S(1
at..
Women's lawn waists,
worth up to $3.00,
at
handsome garment.
95c
A great line of waists, worth up 10r
to $ino. at u
OTHER SPECIALS.
SI .S women's wash
underskirts, at....
49c
.1.00
98c
..98c
.1.00
49c
$?00 women's Moire underskirts,
at
$2.60 women's crepe and lawn
ktmonas, at
$) RO percale and lawn wrappers,
at
J2.M children's spring coats, all
colors, at
$1.00 children's wash dresses, ages
8 to S years, st
6.50
.. MM
Now is the Time
To Buy Your Wall
Paper and Paints.
i.'s-vr-r before have ye sold them t
such low prices.
All paper at one-half regular price.
Best grades of. White Blanks,
at ,
3c
and up. Other grades In proportion. .
Cetnetitleo, the finest wall finish In the
mr.rket, 12 shades and nhlte, anyone
ran apply It. s-
Per Pkg ... i)uC
Hooru Mouldings, up from,
per foot IC
08c per gallon for the best ready
mixed paint on the market. .
Varnish, Btnlns, Epaniels and BrunUvs
at greatly reduced price.
position. The president promised to swalt
the action of the i-ltlsens of ths territory
and indicated that ha probably would ap
point the man upon whom they should
sgree.
A board of naval officers ling been ap
pointed to convene, at the Mare Island navy
yard on May S and examine various sites
supposed to be available for the purpose
of a coaling station.
Negro floe as Attache.
It has been decided to send a military
attache to Haytl and San Domingo, and
for this duty Captain Charles Young, Ninth
cavalry, has been selected. That officer
has been on duty at the presidio at San
Francisco. Jle is a negro, s graduate of
the military academy and possesses a fins
record. His ability and fitness for the
place led to his designation.
St. I,o a Is tosuuilssloaers Start.
The State department Is Informed that
Rumarena Don Lepoldo Ramlrex 'Mairena
and Dr. Juan .fose Zelaya have been ap
pointed by ths government of Nicaragua
I commissioners 10 tne jxniisiana l urcnts
I exposition, and have started to St. Louis
with their exhibits. '
first rule for purifying the blood, la to
Co, Cfcloa-o or Now Ton.
oil
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