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The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24
SAD DEATH OF
JOSEPH A, WEAVER
He Expired in the Receiv-
ing Hospital in This
City.
Of a Rowing Disposition, He
Had Lately Been Dis
sipating.
His Family, Who Live in San Jose,
Were Greatly Surprised to Hear
He Was D: ad.

young man about 25 years of age.
well dressed and evidently we'll educated
from the manner of his conversation,
walked into the Receiving Hospital be-
tween - and 1 o'clock Friday afternoon
and told DR.. Bunnell that he was going
crazy.
II have been on drunk for some days."
he said, 'and am suffering terribly.
Couldn't you put me somewhere for
time till | get better?"
In answer to the doctors questions he
said his name was J. A. Weaver, and that
his parents were wealthy residents of San
Jose. The reason he had gone to the hos
pital was to get recovered from his spree,
as he did not wish his parents to know
what be had been doing.
AS he appeared to be on the verge OF
delrium tremens DR.. Bunnell prescribed
for him, and after searching him had lin
placed in padded cell. There was moth
ing in his pockets TO show whether he was
telling the truth about his name and ad-
dress, and his purse was empty.
About o clock yesterday morning DIR.
Bunnell saw him IN his cell and he ap-
peared to be much better. He suggested
to the doctor that he had better leave the
hospital, but as he had not fully recovered
lne uOCIor lnuuCeu uIIn 10 stay IOr lew
hour longer.
DR.. BunneIl, about II o'clock, went to
see how the young man was feeling and
was surprised to find him breathing hard.
He felt his pulse, and almost while doing
SO the young man breathed his last.
The body was removed to the Morgue
and the autopsy will show the cause of
death.
A dispatch from San Jose last nights
gave the following additional facts:
Josph Addison Weaver was the eldest
son or Colonel I. 4. w eaver, the preside mt
of the Board of Trade in San Jose and
prominent orchardist. The young man
was rowing in disposition and given TO
drinking heavily, but as he was of 70.
| bust constitution it was not feared that
one of his sprees would result ia tally. His
relatives and friends had strong hopes
that he would overcome his habits of dis
! sipation, as he was quite young, and the
| sudden and sad outcome is great shock.
| The family came to San Jose from Mat
! toon, ILL.,, three years ago, and Colonel
! Weaver purchased thirty acres of i'm
| proved orchard on the Mckee road, north
east OF the CITY limits. The young man
! was not content to live and work on the
home place. He began TO rove around
and get into bad company and his parents
at home. He finally left about week
ago, saying that he was going to San
| Francisco to hunt work. He was a good
| singer and an athlete and he made very
| good company among his young men
acquaintances. He was "a years of age, a
native of Illinois. His father and .Secre.
| tary ]. P. Fay of the Board of Trade will
leave San Jose for San Francisco this
morning TO take charge of the remains.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24

James DAILY, an ex-convict, were arrested
in the Western Addition and when
searched at the City Prison long dagger,
several skeleton keys. Jimmy" and
other tools were found in Deering' S
pockets. Detectives Gibson and Wren
made painstaking search for the room
occupied by Deering in the hope of find
ing the proceeds of some burg laries there,
but they were unsuccessful.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24
HAD BURGLARS TOOLS.

Arthur Deering. Supposed Eastern
Crook, Convicted by Judge Conlan.
Arthur Deering was yesterday convicted
by Judge Conlan on two charges, one of
having burglars tools in his possession
and the other of carrying concealed
weapon, and was ordered to appear for
sentence tomorrow.
Deering is suave. well-dressed man,
and :he police believe he is an Eastern
crook. About three weeks ago he and
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24
Chita jackson Held,

Mrs. Emma Cleverly, better known as Chita
Jackson, was yesterday held by Judge Low to
answer before the Superior Court in $4,000
bonds on a charge of grand larceny. Mrs.
Dunnigan, a neighbor OF the defendant was
the complaining witness and she testified that
the defendant stole diamond ring and dia-
mond pin worth $110 from her. The articles
were pawned by the defendant for as and
the pawnbroker identified her.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24
An Innnratinn in Canax

One of the most cheerful looking places in
the city is Townes new confectionery store,
which opened yesterday at 900 Market street.
Mr. Charles Towne, the proprie tor, claims to
be the only manufacturer IN the City using
pure fruit Juices and crushed fruits in his
candies. Everything at this store is the very
best that labor and pure material can produce.
Towne's Ice Cream Soda cannot be equaled in
The CITY
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24
sunset Merchand,se club.

The charge of petty larceny against Mrs
Elizabeth Roy, manager of the Sunset Mer-
chandise CluD, preferred by Mrs. Aggie Dono-
van, one of the members, was dismissed by
Judge Low yesterday. 1t was intimated that
new, complaint would be sworn to to- morrow
morning charging Mrs. Roy with managing a
lottery.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24
Jury Claim. Have Been Passed.

Chairman r Rottanzi of the Finance Commit
tee of the Board of Supervisors has passed the
jury claims, which have been held up pending
an investigation, to the amount of $50, 432 so.
The committee acted upon The advice OF the
City and County Attorney.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24

ACKNOWLEDGED superior. the Waltz safes, in
ell sizes. 100 and Ill Market ST., S. F.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24

600 pieces FRENCH and BELGIAN TOR
CHON LACES, hand made, SC, 1Oc and
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24

n@- Country orders receive prompt attention.
Goods delivered free
dale Mill Valley Oakland, Alameda Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24

$50 dozen BLEACHED HUCK TOWELS,Ec.
hemmed, hemstitched and fringed
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24

20 dozen GENUINE ENGLISH MOREEN
LADIES' SKIRTS, in both black and G. 90
colored P0'OO
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24

so pieces BLACK FRENCH DIAGONALH
CHEVIOT, full so inches wide
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-02
Jewelry Specials,

500 sterling silver shirt waist sets, worth
SOC per set; sale price, 19c.
Large size pearl shirt waist sets worth Toe
per set; sale price 35c.
200 solid gold band rings; beautifully
chased; worth ST. each; sale price, 69c.
Genuine Australian opal rings in solid gold
settings, worth $3.50; sale price $1.9S.
300 solid gold set rings with farnet, ruby,
emerald and Turquoise sets; worth $500 each,
salo price 69c.
Babies solid gold rings, 13c each.
4 piece quadruple plated Tea set, hand en-
graved and gold lined, worth $1,000, sale
price, 1895.
4 piece quadruple plated tea set hand en-
graved and gold lined, worth $1,000; sale
price, $4.95.
Elegant hard white metal tea set, quadruple
plated, hand engraved, gold lined, very latest
designs, worth $500; sale price s7.95.
Hundreds of sterling silver novelties, 25c
up. Elegant sterling silver bonnet brushes,
worth $500 each; sale price CSC; sterling
silver butter knives, sugar spoons, cream
ladies', olive spoons, meat forks, sale price CSC.
Remember we are headquarters for watchs
and clocks. Fine Elgin or Walthom watches
1898 UP.
First class nickel alarm clock, SOC each.
Rogers II dwt. knives OF forks, SIPS per
set OF 6.
Rogers tea spoons 59c per set of g..
Rogers nickel silver tea spoons 35c per
set OF G..
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-02
Ladies' Spring Coats.

In all the latest colors and styles.
so jackets, all wool, silk lined, fly front,
$500.
IS jackets in light tans, greens and blacks,
worth SIS 90, at $7.75.
Children's jackets, Empire back, in green,
tan, blue and brown, all wool, trimmed
with large buttons at 81 80.
Misses jackets. all wool, Empire back. In
fancy checks and plain materials, at $2.75.
A splendid assortment of shirt waists,
sizes go to A, in all the new materials, worth
SIC. at SOC.
200 different styles waists, in French or
candle, batiste, dimity and etamine, worth
$3.50, at CSC.
Ladies' black sateen psttlcoats, in black
sateon, 3 rows braid and double rufiie, worth
S1.75, at $1.00.
10 lines of petticoats, in w~orsted, mohair,
alpaca, French ~sateen, at S1.75.
10 dozen skirts at 39c.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-02
To prevent the fading of
COlOrs in Printed Wash
StuffS.

Never hang delicate shades In the sun to
dry, and the best results are to be had by
taking special care in Using only laundry
soaps that are recommended as having won
reconition in the laundry for their mild action
on DELEGATE colors.
35-inch finest quality aatin striped printed
Organdie. German manufacture, as elegant
as any printed fabric, produced, colors light
or dark, SOC a yard.
Just received the very latest designs in
dress linens-sllk two-toned stripes and the
open fish net weaves, SOC a yard.
Superb showing of the most dainty color
ings in light or dark colorS OF fine
Grenadines and mills, CSC a yard.
The SWEETEST cloth for outing suits we
solely control in the city, 'Crispine suitings"
made up without inter-lining and always re-
tains its crisp, standing out qualities; now on
exhibition in wash goods section.
The very newest and choicest light colors
in French printed Organdles are selling at
zoe yard.
Madras cloth for shirts and waists is highly
recommended; we have q very choice line,
15c, 25c to 39c yard.
and designs is a leading cloth for short waists,
15c yard.
Shifting percales, SO inches wide, quality
with a reputation for good service and best
of washing colors, 12c yard.
Monday only we will sell fast black sateen
fer &c d yard.
29-inch sheer printed lawn, light and dark,
for DC a yard.
Blue and white calicos, standard make, fer
4C a yard.
All of our best imported ginghams, worth
up to Soc, at 19c a yard.
Special attention to mail orders and sample
requests.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-02
I GRADE
CO1Ored Novelties and
Black Dress Goods
At One-Half Former Prices.

Never before have we offered such a large
assortment of fine, seasonable dress novel
ties at such Low PRICES.
All of our 46 and 5o-incn $500 and S2.5O
Novelties in the finest colorings and de-
signs in the best makes, TO be closed out at
$l.00 per yard.
All our 40 and 46-inch Novelties in
Silk and Wool Mixtures. Cheviots, Checks
and Scotch weaves that have sold at $1.00
and $1.25, to be closed out at 75c per yard.
All of our 75c NCvelties-and we have
over 60 pieces to select from-of the latest
weaves, designs and colorings, to be closed
out at Ace per yard.
"a pieces of our so quality in checks, plaids
mixtures and figures, all wool, 40 inches
wide, to be closed out al Csc per yard.
All of our 29c two-toned effects, in light
and dark shades, to be closed out at 15c per
yard.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-02
Linen Bargains.

5000 yards table linens, direct importa-
tions. All new goods, at prices to recon-
mend them to the most careful buyers.
64-inch all linen II bleached at Csc.
G6-inch all linen full bleaced at 39c.
72-inch all linen " bleached at 39c.
72-inch all linen full bleached at soc.
Large 5-S all linen napkins, choice patterns,
to close at SIZE dozen, regular selling price
$1.95 dozen.
"a all linen dinner napkin at $1.25, regular
81 So goods.
Towels, large size, sc each.
Towels, extra large size, 10c each.
Heavy Turkish towel 10c.
Extra heavy Turkish towels 15c.
Beautiful bordered and plain white towels
at 19c and 25c.
Linen crash sc yard, 71Ac, 1Oc.
Cotton crash at SIC, sc.
Bedspreads at 39c, SOC. 75c and 81. 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-02
House Furnishing Goods.

Decorated Japanese individual buffers, lie
each.
Crystal bargains, 15c assortment.
Large footed fruit dishes, 15c.
Cake stands, 15c.
Large berry dishes, 15c.
Large bread trays, 15c.
Large water jugs, 15c.
Large celeries, 15c.
Lead blown tumblers, per set, 15c.
Pearl decorated cream and berry sets, SOC.
WOODBNWARE BELOW COST.
Best value ever offered, everything at less
than manufacturers price.
6-foot folding clothes bars. very best made,
has 10 bars, Acc.
3-foot clothes racks. folding, 23c.
4h-foot clothes racks, folding. 32c.
5-foot clothes racks, folding, IL bars, sac.
6-foot clothes racks. folding, 16 bars, SOC.
5-foOt ironing boards, smooth finish, zoe.
5k foot ironing boards, smooth finish. 34c.
6-foot ironing boards, smooth finish, 39c.
6-foot ironing tables. can be folded when
not in use, SOC.
95c clothes baskets, 32c,
soc clothes baskets, 43c.
Wash boards, sc,
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-02

Business in this department is in full
blast. Everybody has some repairing to do
and now is the time to do 1t, so don't wait
any longer.
Below are a few things you need:
Screen door, standard size. each 49c.
100 square feet poultry netting for 35c.
Wire cloth screening, per square foot,
l 1-10c.
Steel rakes, ~ tine, 15c.
Steel garden hoe, only 15c.
4-tine strap manure fork, 43c.
Steel shovel or spade, 43c.
l set of 6 auger bits in wood case, S3c.
26-inch hand saw, 49c.
Full size hand AK, handled, 29c.
Jointed fish rods, &c.
SLIGO ball nozzle lawn sprinkler, Acc.
$3.50 toilet hair clippers, 69c.
Steel grass hooks, 1Sc.
Henry Disston No. Z 26-inch saw, $1.15.
20 to go d wire nails, 1 9-10c.
10, IL and 16 wire nails, &c.
8 ID wire nails, 2 1-10c.
3 d com. wire nails, 2 2-5c.
A good % sporting rifle, s1.9S.
A double-barrel breach loading shot gun,
only $5.95.
A good gun cover with pockets, 49c.
Loaded shells, all sizes, $1.4O.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-02
Wall Paper and Paints.

The biggest assortment to choose from.
The ~littlest prices to pay.
The elegant Lehman stock, added to our
own immense spring orders, gives us more
Wall Paper than most wholesalers carry.
Lower prices than ours have never been
named.
Best White Blanks at 2kc up.
Bronzes in combinations, SC.
Best gifts in combinations, TIC up.
Embossed Papers at Sc, Toe, 12kc.
A large line OF Lincrusta Waltons, Felts,
Blocks, Pressed Goods. Burlaps, etc, ETC., at
one-eighth regular prices.
Best Ready Mixed Paints, $1,0O gallon.
Paste Brushes, 75c. soc, 95c, $l.O0.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-02

We are showing an excellent line of baby
carriages this spring and can suit your
pocketbook at such prices as $685., $685.,
$685., $3.50, S7.S5, up to 1880.
Our styles are all new, the work on each
and every carriage is of the best; all are
full size; most are fitted with the new patent
foot brake, and all have RULED edge parasol.
Before you buy give us a chance to figure
with you. If out of town write and we will
mail you our new bargain sheet of carriages,
etc.
A lot of 3-pannel bamboo fire screens at
75c.
A lot of 5-foot oak easels at 45c.
A lot of 5-foot oak Spaniel screens at csc
and $1.25.
A lot OF oak chairs at Csc, $1.0O, $1.1O,
$1.15.
A lot of oak rockers at S5c, $1.O0, $1.25,
$1.50 and $1.75.
A lot of 3-piece bedroom suits at 81 so,
$12.S5, $1,000, and a $500 suit at $16 so, to
make you smile.
A lot OF oak center tables. 24x24 tops, at
SIPS, $1.35 and $3.50.
A lot of white iron beds. full size, at 50. S5,
$2.95, $4.S5, $3.50, up to 1880.
A lot of fancy dressers at $S.25, $1,000,
$11.S5.
A lot of couches, spring edge, fringe all
around, upholstered in corduroy, valours, at
$3.50, $3.50 $S.S5 up to $500.
III you never have seen us in regard to fur
niture you do not know what we are doing.
If your object is to save money you will let
us figure with you.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-02

BLACK GOODS
A 5O-inCh all wool French twilled serge,
very firm, always sold at S1.O0 per yard, our
price only soc per yard.
3S-inch all wool black figured novelties.
regular 59c quality, our price now only 800
per yard.
46-inch all wool black figured Jacquards,
the regular 75c quality, we will offer for a
few days at 49c per yard.
39-inch black mohair briliantines. rich lus-
ter, cheap at 59c per yard, our special price
39c per yard.
46-inch all wool black nuns yelling, cool
and serviceable, for pleated skirts, former
price SOC, per yard, to be closed at 39c per
yard.
36-irch all wool serge and henrietta, in
black mohair finish, worth SOC per yard.
our price now only 25c per yard.
All open mail orders promptly filled and
money refunded at all times if goods are not
perfectly satisfactory.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-02
Basement Bargains.

Any brand of Laundry Soap .......,..... 2hc
Breakfast Oatmeal, per package....... 3Hc
10 lbs. best Graham Flour, only........ Zoe
10 lbs. White Navy Beans ............. 25c
New Oregon Apricots. per lb........... 72o
Large California Prunes. per ID ........ SC
New California Peaches, Ter lb .,,...., S19c
New California Pears, per Id ......... 7Ec
New Evaporated Apples, per lb ......... 412c
Best Flour on earth, warranted ........Sl.lO
Very fine white -four, makes nice bread. roc
Good Flour, per sack ........,........ zoe
10 lbs, new Head Rice .......,,.,...... Acc
Bib. can Apple Butter ................. &c
Bib. can Apple Sauce ..L.,..,........ &c
Bib. can Green Gage, Egg or Golden
Drop California Plums. worth l2hc,
only 1890. .....,.. .t..-..,......'. lOc
Sliced Peaches for creein .............. SC
Sliced Pineapple, eyeless and coreless .12Hc
BIB, can Apricots. Lusk brand only ..12Rc
3-lb. can, Pears, Mount Hamilton brand 12Hc
2-lb, can Preserved Straw berries, only. .121Ac
lib. can Gooseberries, Blackberries or
2-i hiu cae nsg '; yerv .St,,c. rom.toes ''' oTac
2-lb. can Sugared Corn, only ........... DC
Picnic Baked Beans, small cans 49,. 4c
Columbia River Salmon. blood red. ..12hc
String Beans, 2-lb. cans, solid packed. 6Rc
sapolio, per bar, &c, 17T6 PeTline, ETC.. &c
Package Cocoanut. Dunham's or Shepp's SC
Condensed MIX, per can ,.....,,,...... 7H2c
Eyaporated Cream, per can .....,..:... DC
Bakers Chocolate, per package ....... 15c
Sweet Chocolate, per package ....,...... &c
Mustard Sardines, per can ............. &c
Oil Sardlnes, per can .,..-............. SIC
Brook Trout, per can .........,.,...... &c
Tar Soap, per bar, only ................ 21ac
Imported Dill Pickles, per quart ........ &c
Tapioca, Barley, Sage. Lima Beans, Split
Peas, Green Peas, Hominy, etc, per 10. DC
Corn Meal, large l0-lb sacks ....,...... Toe
Very choice Syrup. per gql'nn ,.,....... PFC
Golden Drip Syrup, per gallon ......... S5c
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-02
A New Department

We have Just added a card engraving de-
partment to our books and stationery and
are prepared to do all kinds of line engraving
at about one-half regular price.
100 cards engraved on the very best stock,
including plate, for $500. regular price $1.75.
Wedding and visiting cards a specially.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-02
Sheet Music.

We carry all the very latest sheet music
10 be had and sell il 10 YOU at just about
half the price other deaicrs ask you for the
same.
We also carry two complete catalogues
of CHEAP EDITIONS. sold at sc and loo
per copy. The sheet musc' in these cata-
logues you pay other dealers all the way
from ESQ up to Sl,25 per copy, Why pay
such fancy prices when you can buy the
same for &c or Zoe? Call or send for cata-
logues OF our cheap editions, 1t will pay
you to look them over. Mail orders promptly
filed.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-02
Notion Department.

We sell all corduroy skirt facings Of the
best velveteen, including the S. II. G. NJ,
at one price. &c per yard. We sell all braid
cord skirt bindings, also brush braid at SC
per yard.
DRESS FITTINGS ON SALE MONDAY.
Look at these prices:
No wonder we do the business. S. H.. &
NJ. velveteen skirt facing, per yard, sc.
8 yards all silk binding ribbons, per bolt,
&c.
Klinert's Gem dress shields.
Patent Hume hook and eyes, same as
the belong, per card, 2hc.
Bone casing, per bolt, &c.
Dress betting, per yard, Sc.
Twin wire dress stays, per set, 4Rc.
200 yards perfect machine thread, &c.
100 yards basting thread, per spool, nc.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-02
Chi1dren's Hosiery.

500 dozen children's fast black Cotton Hose,
a regular Csc quality, for 121ac.
100 dozen ladies' fast black Cotton Hose,
full seamless, only 12Ac, worth zoe a pair.
LADIES' KID GLOVES
100 dozen ladies' real Kid Gloves, q but
tons, worth $1.25, on sale at 69c.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-02
Carpets and Curtains.

Big sale on carpets, rugs and draperies.
Every wanted kind.
Good tapestry Brussels, 49c.
All wool Ingrains. 35c.
Rugs in all styles at all prices.
Single door rugs, 25c.
9x12 Smyrna carpet, $26.S5,
The most complete line OF lace curtains
ever put on sale.
The lowest prices ever named.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-02

1.-THE style is in our millinery, not in our
prices"
A becoming hat Is assured from the splen-
did lines we show. Every fashionable style
is represented. The world famed milliners
of Paris have sent us som exquisite pattern
hats.
In trimmings we show every desirable
a~dornment, flowers, jets, grasses, ribbons
and jewelry.
Nowhere else is there such a range to
choose from.
The prices are one-third lower than else
where.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-02
Low Prices on rug

Moth balls, per h., Sc.
Sulphur, per lb,, 4c.
Packing camphor, per lb,, 15c.
Tar paper, per sheet, 6Ac.
Best insect powder, per b.. SAC.
J G. J sulphur candles "a, 19c.
s & j sulphur candles dbl, 19c.
Roach bait, 1Sc.
Camphor globules, a lb. can, Sc.
Camphor globules, u lb. can, 15c.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-02
Special Hand Bag Sale.

We place on sale Monday 5 gross OF full
sized hand bags, worth soc to 75c, at 25c
each.
2 gross fancy chatlaine bags, 25c each.
8 gross soc ladies' pocketbooks, 25c each
10 gross gents and ladies' purses. DC each.
BRYAN'S NEW BOOK, SIPS.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-02
Grand Lace Sale.

On Monday we will sell elegant torchon
laces at 1c. &c, &c.
Fine Oriental laces at &c, Sc and 10c.
Beautiful silk laces at 15c, zoe and 25c.
Elegant lace iouncings at 35c to 75c.
Fine medium width embroideries at &c
per yard.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-02
Grand Stationery Sale.

Irish linen note paper, per lb., &c.
Envelopes to match, per pkg, lc.
80 sheets OF note paper and so envelopes
for &c.
Ink, per bottle, &c.
Mucilage, per bottle. &c.
Lead pencils, per doz.. 2hc.
Mark Twain's scrap books, 35c up.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-02
Found Only at Hayden's.

CHICKERING,
STEINWAY,
KNABE AND
FISCHER PIANOS.
We also have a large variety of medium
grade and cheaper makes, including such
well known instruments as the Smith &
Barnes, Vose & Sons, Ivers & Pond, Elmer
son and Others, Every piano guaranteed
as represented or money refunded.
New Pianos for rent.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-02
Clearing Sale
on Mems Hats.

To make room for a proper display of our
magnificent line of straw hats, we will have
a clearing sale on mems fine fur fedoras aud
stiff hats.
Regular $500 Dunlap or Woman style stiff
hats at 81 80.
Fine Sl.0O fedoras, silk finished, at Coo.
The new stylish Cuban style, stin rim
fedoras at sl.00 and 81 so; worth up to s.. 90,
Big sale on children's goods.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-02
Mems Furnishings.
adde's Suits in black and navy,
" m. FL

500 dozen mems fancy laundered Shirts,
Gamers best percales, collars attached or
detached, worth 81 90 to 81 so, on sale at soc.
100 dozen mems white unlaundered shirts,
double back and front, linen bosom, a regular
5Oc shirt, special price 29c.
100 dozen mems SILK Band Bows, new
styles, worth 25c and 35C, on sale at l5c.
100 dozen mems regular 25c suspenders go
at 12I2c,
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-02
Trunks and
Travelling Bags.

The only complete line. Every wanted
style of trunk or valise. Prices one-third
lower than any other house.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-02
White Goods Specials.

Specials in white lawns at sc, TIC, 10c.
Specials in white dimities at 10c, 12Isc,
15c.
Specials in India linens at nc, 10c, 121kc.
40-inch white lawn at 15c, 1Sc.
6S-inch white organizes, 45c, 55c, Csc.
See our 10th street window for specials in
Swiss.
Special in outing flannel at sc.
Special in cotton flame at 3l5c.
Special in summer outing flannel at 7kc.
Special in shaker flannel at 3Rc.
Special in baby flannel, in blue, white
and ecru, zoe goods, at 10c yard.
Cassimeres for mems and boys suitings at
22c, 35c, 45c, 59c, 75c yard.
White embroidered flannels, Acc, soc, csc.
Beautiful hemstitched goods, SOC, 65c, 75c.
Flannelette skirt patterns, 25c each.
White wool flannel, 10c, 15c. 25c, S5c.
White wool flannel, sc inches wide, 29c
yard.