THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FTttPAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1906.
'cor una box.
, ! ef Charlotte TrmU.
WXKFUia WATER, NatK, Sept. t-TO
th Editor of The Bes: Under the head
eft Obnwl Literature of yeeterdaya (8un
Uy1 Bh this notloe appears, "Charlotte
Temps A Tale of Truth," by Buaan
iLarweO Hanson. The nam of tha author,
' M 1 samenibar. was Mra. Rowson (parbapa
nssprlnt of tba oris latter). Tear ago
' Cheer snany I will net aay) when young
gb ft mm my privilege to retd that
srtory, a plain, onvarnlahed talc of wror.g
dotng and cruelty, of bsse deception, where
tha confiding and trusting ona is left to
Offer, while tha bold and selfish wk new
fleida to oonquMr. When told that the
story was troa la all Ita detaJla my Inter
est ma greatly enhanced. To read a
real true atory of people who had lived
other than In tha Imagination of tha writer,
whoa real names Were used, Impreiaed my
girlish mind, and perhapa from that day
my stand of ona code of morala for both
exea may have been taken. However,
It wag. a deep and lasting; Impression waa
mad. Often when hearing or reading of
tha perfidy of men, that story comes to
mind.
Whan year ago I stood by the grave
of that misguided young woman It all came
to ma. Tha father, whom an Interested
friend when discovering the girl's friend
leseaeaa, had Informed of her sufferings,
had arrived from England only to find tha
.etory was, alas, too true. I stood there
until my companions became Impatient to
be moving along In that old Trinity
churchyard, a place atlll kept sacred, al
most at tha entrance of New York's busiest
mart. The scena of the little group In
the churchyard, with the father as chief
mourner, came to mind. Again my Indig
nation flamed, aa of old, aa I recalled the
Incidents relating to this sad burial. When
that atory waa read In a little Iowa town
little did I think aver to aeo tha apot which
haa kept tha tale fresh In the minda of
those who ever heard the atory. Ploture
the broken hesrte father returning to
England, leaving tha grave of his erring
loved one on a foreign shore,, taking with
him tha little Lucy Temple, the one which
should have been hla pride and comfort.
Time and weather have not effected the
tmplo name, Charlotte Temple, which Is
plainly Inscribed on tha flat marble slab
which covers the grave. I waa told it
waa no unusual alght to aea freah flowers
on that grave. I noticed other sight
seers lingered neat1 --It. Perhaps it Is
vUMted with aa much Interest aa that of
Alexander Hamilton or Captain Lawrence,
who lie on tha other aide of Trinity
church.
A few years since a. young woman to
whom I had told this story, found the book
somewhere In Omaha. I waa glad then to
know It was not out 'of print, and now
It comes up again, probably In better style
than tha old prints. A true story It Is.
all partlea relating to it long since gone
to their reward.
But the lemon remains and Is one ever
needed to be Inculcated. More the pity.
. LAURA M. WOODFORD.
v How to Beat the Jobbers
SILVER CREEK, Web.. Sept. t-To the
Retail Merchants of the State of Ne
braaka: I see by the newspapers that you
are soon to hsve a meeting at Fremont,
one of the chief purposes of which Is, as
J understand, to consider how you may
protect your trade from the encroachmenta
of the mail order or catalogue houses.
In this connection I have an Idea, which
I wish to present for your consideration.
Tou may think It very egotistical, or even
presumptuous. In me, a plain., every day
farmer, who never, even directly or In
directly, was engaged In any mercantile
pursuit, to assume to advise you In a
matter of this kind. But when you recall
as possibly you may do that, while In the
. legislature of 189? I told you that tha then
proposed exposition at Omaha would result
In very serious injury to your trade, whloh
admonition you treated with Indifference
or contempt, and afterward were kicking
yourselves while your customers were
spending ihelr money at tha department
stores in Omaha and your clerks stood idly
behind your counters, you may now be
disposed at least to give me an attentive
ear. '
It Is often said that you can sell to the
farmers and others as eheap aa the mall
order houses. But that, you know, la not
true. Tou not only do not do this, but
you cannot do It. And for a very good
reason. Tou buy your goods of the whole
saler,' while the mall order houses buy
their goods of tha manufacturer or buy
bankrupt stocks and Job lots at even less
than tha cost of manufacture, an that
they are able to sell, snd at a profit, for
even less thsn you can buy. They there
for have yotl at a disadvantage and the
bus and cry you raise against them only
' serves to advertise them and Increase their
sales, ' while It eorrespondlngly lessens
your. -It is useless for you to protest and
make your appeals to tha consumer. They
" sr engaged In a perfectly legitimate busi
ness, and, I doubt not, sr as honorable In
the conduct of their business aa are you
yourselves In the conduct of your business.
They are not to ba blamed. In fighting the
mail order houses you are barking up tha
wrong -tree. - .
It Is, rather to the wholesale houses
you should turn your attention. Tou are
doubtless aware that their profits are
several tlmea greater than yours, whereas,
la all' reason and ; fairness, their profits
ought to be several times smaller than
yours. It la pot right that they ahould
make more In selling a barrel than you
mak la selling out that same barrel by
the pound. If you could buy of the manu
facturer at the same price tba whole
saler does' then you would save hla enor
mous profits snd be able to sell to the
consumer at .oven lower prices than tha
mall-ordes. bouses are now doing and
atlll make mora money than you now da
But how are you to get around that
"if r Very easily. I think. All you have
to do Is to establish a wholesale house
of your own to supply your own needs.
"Easier said than done," you may aay.
But why notT For that purpose organise
a company among yourselves, requiring
each ona to take stock say according to
bis commercial rating. Tour house would
. b operated by salaried employes under a
board of directors. Being able to pay
cash, your house could most asauredly
buy and the wholesalers could not prevent
, IV If they should ba driven out of busi
ness they would probably be able fairly
to support their families on their mil
lions already acquired. If the mail-order
bouses were thereby limited to their local
trad you would not lament, and If tha
farmers and others ahould ba able to buy
for cents what formerly coat them $1
they would not lament.
t will not attempt t go into the de
tails' of this schema. I am not competent,
but you are. It Is feasible. Work It
cut sod put It la operation and the peo
ple af tha state wlU rise up and call you
' blessed, but they will not call you
blessed for railing at others who cm and
4s andarselt yes.
" CHARLES WOOSTKR.
f . Life laearemo.
. For casts you can now insure your,
elf -sad family against any bad results
from as attack of oollo or diarrhoea dur
log the ettnuDar months. That la tha price
W a bottle of Chamberlain's CoUa, Cholara
and Diarrhoea Remedy, a medicine that
Was Mover bees known ta fall. Buy It
U max save Ufa.
sWvfrrrps, ma aod Dedg.
2
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Sttn ' '
Closes
I p. B.
Satortfif
10 p. B.
3
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Friday a Big Special
REMNANT SALE
A grand final clearance of avccumulafed remnants frm
OUR GREAT SILK SALE
Silks of all descriptions suitable for many useful purposes,
house dresses, fancy waists, kimonos, trim- - S
mings, etc., worth up to
cents a yard, go at, per yard
High class mousseline, dress taffetas, 27-inch radium, mes
Baline, 27-inch fancy dress silk suitings, in f dk
Louisenes and taffetas, etc. worth one ijy y
dollar a yard, go at, yard
$1.00 silk remnants at 25c and 15c, each importers' sam
ple pieces, all yard and over. Hundreds, f C n
of patterns on bargain square, at, each. . . JC'lJC
Yard wide rustling black taffeta, at, per yard, 79c
27-inch heavy black dress taffeta, at, per yard, 59c
20-inch black Swiss oil boiled taffeta, at, yard, 39c
Imported Dress Goods Remnants
Samples Direct From
Through U. S. Customs we received three cases of the highest class
Mack and colored dress goods made. Lengths enough alike for
dresses, skirts and coats. The most seasonable bargain
in fine dress goods, fresh, new and stylish panamas,
chiffon panatuaa, serges, man-tailoring cloths,
armureB, etc., at, each
ManTalloring Cloths - Gray,
London smoke, stripes, checks,
plaids and Just the styles and
high class goods sold for skirts,
selling everywhere at $1.26 yard.
Direct from the mills, new and
fresh, 4 to 8 yard Q
lengths, at, per yard eC
Embroideries
Bargain square of fine nain
sook, swiss and cambric em
broideries all widths many
match sets, at, a yard
10c-15c-25c
I Remnants in Basement 1
Yard wide Wool finished Beige Butting, looks Just like wool,
has a good firm body, all pretty, stylish wool patterns,
and every one guaranteed to wash, per yard
Persian Flannelettes, styles ccaVed from the all wool French
flannels, very rich effects, at, per
Very best grade fancy striped and
checked outing flannel and baby
flannels, in blue and all Ql
light colors, at, yard O2C
Big new lot Scotch and Chambray
ginghams, the regular 12
quality, rare bargains, Ail A
for per yard ......... .'.UC
Colored remnants black and mer
cerized sateens, as long C n
as they last, go at, yard . . . D C
In the afternoon, beginning at 1:30
A. F. C. and Tolls du Nord ginghams in mill
length, at, per yard
SCHOOLS AND
BR0WI1ELL HALL, OMAHA A
mesuo science, uerman ana r rencn. Aoutmig course givea good general education.
Certificate In college preparatory course admits to Vassar, Wellesley, Mt. Holyoke,
Smith, University of Nebraska. University of Wisconsin and University of Chicago.
Instructors college graduates of lerge teaching experience. Thoroughness Insisted
upon as essential to character building. Careful ;Ur,ition to social training. Well
quipped gymnasium, with professional director. Tennis, hockey and other field
sports. Students mothered sympathetically by experienced women who appreciate tba
needs of young womanhood. Resident Students arrive Sept. 19, IMS. Address:
. . MISS MACRAE, Principal.
Western Military Academy
Upsr Alton. Illinois
28th year. Ideal location near St. Louis. Six modern buildings in beauti
ful park. Thres fire-proof tarrocks. Large drill hall, with gymnasium
and bowling alleys. Strong faculty of 16. Army officer snd military equipment
furnishd by War Dept. Tuition $450. Capacity 150. Waiting lilt fast year.
Immediate application advisable for boys of good character above 6th grade.
COU, ALBERT M. JACKSON. A. M., Snrrlntendent I
JLVJentworth
BURLINGTON CROP REPORT
Rainfall Geaeral MoCaak Dlvisloa,
Three) laehaa la Sanaa
Places.
Tha soli and crop report of the Burling
ton for tha week ending September 1
shows:
Rainfall waa practically general on the
McCook division during Ilia week; In plaqes
on the Oberlln branch aa much aa threw
inches fell. Some very good showers on
tha Wyniors division; also fairly good
showers In several places on the Lincoln
division. Rsln waa generally lighter on
the two eaatern dlvisiona thsn on the Mc
Cook division. Reports do not Indicate
that there are any places on the McCook
division where the sol! Is so dry that it
cannot ba plowed. There are placea hore
and there on the Lincoln division where
plowing baa been stopped because tha soil
has become too dry to work. On the
Wymore division the ground haa become
too dry to plow In placea between Ne
braska City and Lincoln, also placea here
and there practically over the entire divi
sion. Just fair progress haa been made gen
erally on the two eastern divisions in
plowing for winter wheat. Occasionally a
held of wheat has bwn sown. On the
McCook division progress haa been es
pecially good; as a rule, wheat Is sown
later on that division thsn on the Lincoln
and Wymore divisions. So far ss fall
plowing is concerned, a good, general,
soaking rain throughout tha district would
ba very acceptable.
Only a small smount of threshing hss
been dona from the stack, but practically
all threshing from tha shock completed.
Reports Indicate that on tba whole con
ditions are favorable for a crop of corn
considerably above the average- OntUe
Lincoln division reports coma from Crete
snd Hastings that tha crop baa been some
what damaged by dry weather. Thle means
corn that waa planted late or not culti
vated well, and probably both. On tha
Wymora division reports of this week con
firm the report of August mads by the
superintendent io ths sfTeot that there. Is
more er less damage to the corn crop In
placea on that division. There Is no doubt
that corn has been damaged somewhat on
tha Concordia bmnch. In tha vicinity of
Tecumseh, Beatrice. Superior and In other
Kacea there are small areaa where corn
ia been damaged by lack of moisture. h.o
doubt, however. If there to nr place I the
Nebraska district Svhere corn that win
planted In good season an haa Deem thor
oughly cultivated will make leas than aa
average crop. Ween the ground begina to
get dry It la the la is and fxrir cultivated
corn that suffers. Oa tha McCook drvleloa
conditions have baoa exceedingly favor
able and there seems to ba aa question
about SAeeileul rsculu M'taf a VUe cera
Wictosi
6 p. B.
Except
Sitortfij
10 p. B.
M
seventy - five Jr t
Europe at 35c Each.
ie u gi no mi
35 c
Danish Cloth Thousands of yards
cream, sky, black, gray A
pink, 6 to 16 yds, at, yd. . . . 1UC
All double width Danish Cloth In
all the good colors and black or
cream, 3 to 15 yards, at, 1(1
per yard .iJC
Wa.sh Laxes
Laces and insertings for all
kinds of trimming pretty new
designs on bargain tables, at,
per yard
3lc and 5c
12k
... 8iC
yard
Good heavy grade unbleached
muslin In long lengths,
will go at,"yard
5c
Big bargain square odd lots of
summer lawns, percales, chal-
lies and shirtings. In order to
close them out quickly, Xl
at, per yard
All forenoon we will sell the reg
ular 6c cambric lining, in f
black and colors, for, yard. . 1C
Well known brands of
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COLLEGES.
Homa School for Glrla.
Academic and College. Pre
paratory Courses. Exceptional
advantasrea In Muatn. Art Tin.
MILITARY ACADEMY '
Iiextngton, Ho. Oldest and Largest Military
School in tha Middle West. Class 'A' by
recent rating oi War Dept. Send for
catalogue.
DELLEVUE COLLEGE
COLLbiy-Cllii. acienUOu, phlioso
phicul courses.
ACADfi.il V An accredited High School.
Preparea for iiellevua or any other nol
lege or university.
NORMAL SCHOOL Elementary and ad
vanced courses. Certificates granted.
CONSERVATORY Theory of music, pi
ano, voice, violin, elocution and art.
CONNECTIONS with Omaha; Eleotrie
line and Burlington Railway.
Fall semester opens September U.
Address President Wadswortn. Bellevoe.
Neb.
ANNOUNCEMENT
MISS RILEY
THE MILLIMR .
317 South 16Ui Street
- Wishes to announce that
MISS MABEL CHAMBERS,
formerly of Hsyden Bros.' millinery
department, haa been engaged as sales
lady, and will be pleased to meet all
her old friends and have them in
spect tha new fall siock of Ana
millinery now on dtsplsy.
MISS RILEY
117 Sooth Sixteenth Street
crop Is concerned. The ground became
pretty dry at one time between Wllsonville
and Herndon on the St. Francla branch,
and It Is claimed some damage was dune to
the crop there by that dry weather. VV lui
thla single exception reports indicate very
favorable conditions on, the McCook di
vision. Nurtures are beginning to get dry and are
iHaliliii 1 w,k than f Vi i.r.iL
ous week. This Is to bee xpected. aa tha '
growing eeason is practically over. The
third crop oi alralta is generally good ami
the wild nay crop, which baa been recently
put up. was good.
Conditions continue very favorable for
the sugar beet crop. .
Peachea, apples and grapss ara . vary
pteaufui. - v.
I
OMAHA WEATHER FORECAST Friday Fair.
Crockery!
Something New All the Time
Pretty Line Electric Portables Newest designs, swellest
decorations and shades
Each, $35.00 to $6.00
Another Shipment Fine Cut Sugars and Creams Very
pretty line, can't be seen elsewhere $4 values Clfi
for, a pair. e0
Big Lot English Bowls for" Kitchen Use Adaptable for
hundreds of purposes, very cheap
At
Thirty Green Trading Stamps With Every Dozen Tumb
lers, up from 30c
SEE THE TUMBLER SPECIAL-Six for 30c
ATTRACTIVE SALE OF DINNERWARE STILL ON.
100-piece Set, beautiful ware, for only. $6.87
Great values at ..' $10.00
That Frame and
Picture Sale
Starts Saturday
Sept. 8th
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All sizes of Frames in Fine
Oaks, . Golds ' Etc., Values
up to $6. Sale Price Sat-
. urday 79c, 69c, 59c, QQ0
49c and ulfC
Unframed4 Pictures Suitable
for your; old frames, . and
also for frames on sale, val
ues up to $3.00, CQ
sale price. uU
Here'ito that that I loot; -,i
Jere'g to thote who love me;
Here't to tKo$t Vbho Jove thou I love,
And here'' to those, tcho love those who love m
Particular People
Use Hitler's
Old Standard Whiskey
It's a pure, rich old Kentucky
Whiskey. Bottled In Bond. Baa
that It's la Tonr Horns.
rraa We are Issuing a little book-
ICC jet containing 200 popular
toaata, which we would be pleased
to mail or hand to you. They are
free. Ask us for one.
Killer's Whiskeys, roll Quarts,
80O, $1.00, $1.89.
comn HII I ER'S
Frea sVUI-ll U u Go-
1309 Farnam St, Omaha
We SHIP 4 Quarts Prepaid.
Beads land Jewels
We carry the most complete line
of Besds and Jewels In the west. In
all colors and aliapeA and for all
purposes. If it Is Beads or Jewels
you want we have It.- it makes no
difference what It Is. from the small
est to the largnst, and our prices are
right. .You can depend on that al
ways. Our line of Hosiery is always com
plete for ladles, gents snd children.
We sre now showing a big line
of Ladles' Shawls, in wool, silk and
ice wool, tusti the thing for these
cool evenings. Prices from So to
lt.00.
Special sale of 14-K. Collar But
tons, this week only. 1 for 6c; regu
lar 10c kind. Pictorial Review Pat
terme for oOtaber are now ready
for delivery.
Jos. F. Bilz
322 So. 16tK i5tret
OMAHA
HELP TO ADVERTISE'- OMAHA
Sa The ta Ta rrlsads.
sjfl
t - . at
Ston opes mnlngs till 6. Sityrflijs till 10.
Crockery!
9c, 8c and1 7c
Bennett's Big Grocery
Headquarters lor the Best
Bennett's Breakfast Coffee,
2-lb. can. 48c
And Thirty Oreen Trading Stamps.
Basket Fired Japan Tea, lb. . .U8c
And Sixty Green Trading Stamps.
Pickling Spice, lb .25c
And Ten Oreen Trading Stamps.
Bennett's Capitol Extract, bot.lSc
And Twenty Oreen Trading Stamps.
Pure Honey, large jar 25c
And Thirty Oreen Trading Stamps.
Velvet Cocoa Toilet Soap,
Biz cakes 25c
California Ripe Olives, 2 bots. 20c
And Ten Oreen Trading Stamps. ,
Diamond S Preserves, 2 Jars.. 20c
And Ten Green Trading Stampa.
German Noodles, package 10c
And Five Green Trading Stamps.
Baked Beans, 3 large cans. . . .25c
And Ten? Green Trading Stamps.
BUTTER Fresh country
Butter, lb :
Medium Sour Pickles, qt 10c
And Ten Oreen Trading Stampa.
Chow Chow Pickles, qt 15c
And Ten Oreen. Trading Stamps.
Olive Special, large Queen
Olives, pt 20c
And Ten Oreen Trading Stamps.
Chocolate Menier, lb 45c
And Forty Oreen Trading Stamps.
Diamond S Pineapple, can. . . .23c
And Thirty Oreen Trading Stsmps.
Worcester Table Salt, 2 sacks. 10c
? Ana Ten Green Trading Stampa.
OVER
ONI MOD
Hand Built
Shoes
$5 and $6
For the man who desires the
most he can , buy In style and
quality. No other cboa fits so
well or wears so well. They are
the best that scientific knowledge
and skillful workmen can pro
duce. No pralss can be greater
than your satisfaction.
Wear a pair
and prove it
Kach grade of Onlmods is the best '
shoe In Its class. The 4 Bench Made
in in all respects a superior shoe.
The 13.60 and ll&O shoes are unexcelled. -
See Jhe new
Fall Styles
They come In every approved
shape and leather.
enent sos
shoe cs S.3Z sr.
Business
Boosters
Try the Wast Ad
Columns Qf Bee.
OLIVE OIL
The real genuine Imported article,
which we poaltvely guarantee, and
Imported direct from Gallard Co.,
Marseilles, Franca. Try a bottle on
our guarantee and if you cannot say
it's the best OH you aver used ws will
Insist upon giving your money back.
H-pInt
Bottles
..25c
:..50c
1-plnt
Bottle
l-quart Tftc
llottlea k dO
i-gallon- V ' 0.50
cana , w
Beaton. Drug. .Co.,'
15th and Farnam 3t.
Bee our display of thla Oil in our
Farnam atreet .windows, t
WALL.
rv
Great Furniture Sale Continues Friday.
Carptts ant
Furniture
Sold .
On Easy .
Payments.
TMB REUABLK STORK
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Friday's Bargain Bulletin.
Handsome Silks, Worth up to
$1.50 a Yard, at 29c a Yard.
The mosf remarkable Silk Bargain Opportunity that has been offered you this
season. All the beautiful Silks displayed In our Sixteenth street wlndoff"'
the last few days, together with many others equally great In value, wilt
be placed on sale Friday a. m. Cheney Broa.' jl.00 and $1.25 Foulards,
S4-lnch Fancy Radium, $1.00 quality; remnants of Novelty Bilks, worth
up to $1.60 yard; Plain Taffetas; Crepe de Chine, 46-Inch t
Kadla de Sole, $1.60 quality, etc. All high grade Silks. J
Most remarkable bargains ever
Remnants of
Wool Dress Goods
About t.OOO yards of Fins Mohairs, both
Brllllantlnes and Plcllllana. from 48 to
(4 Inches wide. In length from i to 7
yards long, and sold from 69o to $1.60
yard all colors and cream OClri
the entire lot at, a ysrd. SCW
Remnants of High Grade Wool Dress
Goods end of bolts of the flnnst and
fastest Selling goods sold from 75c to
8.00 yard all will go ,1U-40-S0c
in three lots yard UVVO!fl.
WASH OOOIS DEPARTMENT.
Closing out all Summer Wash Goods that
sold up to 60c yard at, C.r
yard .
RKMNANTS OF FINE LININGS.
1.R00 vards of all kinds of Fine Linings
that sold from 16c to-40c yard Rrl()c
all in two lots yard. ...- sw
High Grade Linen Dept.
MAIN FLOOR, SECOND 8ECTION.
Remnant of Table Linen These are ends of bolts and ara' from l Vfj to
yards long, including bleached, sliver bleached, mercerized and un
bleached, and sold as high as $2.25 per yard. We will place in three
lots at, per yard e9c 4Bc 890
Remnants of Crash Toweling, In bleached and unbleached, In lengths from
2V4 to 6 yards, worth up to 16c yard, at, yard. ft l8c, 8Hc, afto
Odds and Ends of Turkish, Huck and Linen Towels, In bleached and un
bleached, that sold up to 35c apiece, at, each - .2Bc, 16c, 8 l-8o
A good heavy L. L. Muslin, unbleached, from bolt, 12 yards to customer,
worth 7c yard, at. yard ...t.4o
Notions at 1-2 to
Our Weekly Notion' Sales are enormous
have made them so. Read these Items:
6c NURSERY PINS Rc
all slsee-g doxen for -'
6c NEEDLES. PINS AND HAIR- Jc
D1VQ rm e nn rvr . . .......
DARNING COTTON
per spool
ALUMINUM THIMBLES
lc
5c
60O-YARD SPOOL BASTING
THRU An two for ,
HUMP HOOKS AND EYES 2kC
WAS AO.4 .....
In Our New Bargain Room.
nnnmlia I hit vltlsT thAn
You'll look far to find a busier oritur
,ru r nAW AjLiearonm. A nevr oi u-i kbuilb
One big square of Waah Goods, . lc
In long mill ends, at, yard 'JL,
One big square of Wash Goods, 2C
In long mill ends, at, yard
One big squsre of Wash Goods, illc
i mill nnil. mt vnr.l ..3v
ponunmes.
One big square of White Goods. Qq
wortn up to izfcc, yaro, at, yaru....
40-tnrb India Linons, 19c quality, 71c
Wlit... mt van 1
Pacific Twilled Cretones, 12V40 qua!- E3e
I ... . v.l.v fr nrry hnt . mt vard -PeW
12c' Outing 'Flannels, 71c
special at, yara
Specials in Our
No.' 8 galvanised fQc
k.l.ra . . W ' w
Beat-Bm-All rotary
wajihera -
.4.95
All willow clothes 43C
60-lb. decorated
flour cana .....
76c granite water palls
59c
39c
13 quart
Hayden's, the
Dept. in
LEADERS ALL THE
20 lbs. Best Pura Cane Granulated
saiga-
8 lbs. Best Rolled Oatmeal
8 lb Best Hand Pickled Navy Beana...
1A IK. XX... Pnrnm.ll
11.00
..25c
.,26o
..120
...6o
.8Ho
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2 lbs. Best Fsncy Sweet Sugar Corn..
Z IDS. west j-.any June ireaa
Aceio tjreaKiasi rooa per pi
i", Un. r nV.
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4 pkgs. Uneda Biscuits
Oil Kardlnes, per csn
1 lb. Can Fancy Alaska Salmon
Bromangelon, or Jello, per pkg
U. IK ('nn rnnrienfied Cream
1 lb. Assorted 8oups
roitea jueais, per can
i ik r.n. n,..iff..i
1 lb. Jars Flna Fruit Preserves
r ancy xnmea firming im-e., ;r io..,,
TEA AND COFFE SALE
Fancy Santos Coffee, per lb
Porto Rico Blend Coffee, (a fine di
per pound
t0lv One-VVav
To Many
California, Oregon, Washington
PROM
OMAHA
VIA i
UNION PACIFIC
EVERY DAY TO OCT. 81, 1DO0.
POfl nn ( to Ogden and Salt Lake City.
VCU.liU j to Butte, Anaconda and Helena
(00 C11 1 to Pendleton
vLbWU to
Spokane
$25.00
Ito Ashland.
and Salem
to Portland,
AND TO MANY OTHER
CITY TICKET OFFICE. 1834 FARNAM 8T.
'Phone Douglas 834.
- BEE: WANT
PRODUCE
Investigate oar
Easy Payment
Plan Before
Baying Your
Furniture.
offered at , aWw
Remnants of
Draperies.
Remnants of Velours, worth up te II SI
ysrd for,
ysrd 450
Remnants of Curtain Swiss, worth up
to tOc at,
ysrd 10c, 6c, and JG
Remnants of Madras, worth up to HBa
?Ird??.T?f!!,. ."'? " . i5c-25c
600 pairs of Ftne Barnett Curtains trar.
ellng men's samples sold up RQr
to 1.26 and 1 1.60 at, a pair J
16c and 26a Fringes, to close, a
at, a yard .
2Bo Tassels 2iCI
at. dosen ;..4..",
Upholstering Cord, in all colors. In '
worth lOo yard to close at, yard....1
1-5 Regular Price
IT popular. People who tpprtclat a savlnff
6c SPOOLS SILICON5 at two
spools for
10c WAVERLf HAIRPIN
.5c
... 4ic
tASlAIilB ai
150 and 20c TOOTH BRUSHES,
eaoh
6c CUBES MOURNING PINS
at two for
9c
5c
RIBBONS-NOS. 23 TO 60 FRIDAY 'Jlc
AT, YARD w
place for nom'cal buying th an In this
- - -
16c Nainsooks, 16 Inches wide. 5C
Indian Head Muslin.' heavy 'brownie lnoh-k'
wide, 10c quality; special Friday fife
' at, yara i.
leo Madras, 36 I none wide, in long '71c
mill ends, at. yard
Table Demask, blesx'hed and unbleached
73 Inches wide. Wo quality. ROfl
slightly soiled, at. per yard V'
All Linen Damask, heavy, unbleached,
slightly soiled, worth up i ; . Cn
to 78c yard, at yard, 4So snd...... JJ
12 He Dress Ginghams, great lit"
variety of patterns, at, yard.,,......
Hardware Dept.
It-burner gasoline
stove
t-bole laundry
stove
Galvanised wash
tubs
Galvanised water
Daila ....
2.95
.....29c
10c
Steel frame 1 2Q
wringers , 1 "
Greatest Grocery
umaha.
TIME IN EVERYTHING. v
O. G. Mocha at Java Coffee, per lb ?Sa
Cereal Coffee, per lb 12 y
Fancy F. B. Japan Tea, per lb.. 29
Fancy Sun Dried Japan Tee,, per lb 26o
Fancy Oolong Gunpowder, Ceylon, or Eng
lish Breakfast Tea. per lb 360
CHEESE AND BUTTER BALE.
Fancy Brick or limberger Cheese, per
lu l
Fancy Wisconsin Full Cream Cheese.jjjsr
Fancy' New York White" Cream Crieee, per
lb - I
Fancy Doinestlo BwIhs Chese, per )b..LV4
Fanoy Separator Creamery Butter per lb.24o
THE LAST OF THE JELLY GRAPES.
Friday will be the last day of the Big Jelly
Grape Sale; we will close with this big
sale at per basket 12Ho
Large Ripe Bananas, per dos 10a
I Measures Fresh Roasted Peanuts Id
RateS
Points In
and Walla Walla
and Wenatchee, Wash.
to San Francisco, Los Angeles, 8a n
Dif go and many otner taut a points.
to Everett, Falrhaven, Whatcom, Van-
rnnvsr Victoria and Astoria.
Rosebufg. Eugene. Albany
via Portland,
or to Tacoma and Seattle.
POINTS. IS QUIRK AT
RESULTS
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