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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1898-03-03

Death In Second Growth Sorghum.
F. D. Coburn, secretary of the Kan
sas State Board of Agriculture. writes
to the Breeders Gazette as follows:
1t is evident there are many farmers
and stockmen who yet believe or argue
that because they have seen cattle
Craze on second-growth sorghum with
out any bad results it is therefore not
dangerous. In spite of this there 10
abundant and urquestionable evidence
that under some conditions, which NO
one as yet fully understands, it is about
as certainly and quickly fatal as that
mOst-to- be dreaded of all guns-the one
which it's owner did not know was
loaded.
For example, I recently saw In the
newspaper that Mr.. A. l.. Hackerott OF
Osborne county, Kan, lost thirty-oEe
head of Angus cattle from eating Sec
ond-growth Kaffir corn. have inquir-
ed of him for particulars and he writes
that the statement was correct except
that it was second-growth sweet
sorghum instead of Kaffir corn, and
The cattle were not in the cane long
er than fifteen minutes. during which
time thirty-one died, lying but a few
rods apart. Upon examining the cane
it was found to be covered with very
small silver-colored bugs"
Such statements, says Journal of
Agriculture, should serve to make cat
tlemen extremely cautious about TAX
ing chances on these second-growth
sorghums, however tempting they may
look as pasturage. as they do at times
when little else is SO green and luxuri-
ant, and especially as to giving stock
access to them when hungry and liable
to eat ravenously and gorge them
selves. The same is in a large measure
applicable with reference to turning
hungry cattle on green alfalfa. II such
growths are wet with rain, dew, frost
or fog the danger is, if possible. much
increased.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1898-03-03

Soggy Arabic Land.-There are many
farms containing low places where wa
ter stands for one or two or three days
after every heavy rain. These spots are
planted and cultivated every year, but
the product is generally unsatisfactory:
and II rows cross such spots valuable
time is lost waiting for the soil to be-
come dry enough to pillow. and In the
meantime other land on same rows be-
comes too dry. All such places should
be drained. In most cases such water
logged spots may be drained by sim
ply blowing furrow as deep as pos
sible through 1t and to the nearest out
let and scraping the fnrrow out with
hoes-perhaps a days work and an
acre or two of good land reclaimed. The
writer once drained a prairie pond by
digging a hole to sand and filling the
hole with stones. The water was car
ried into the hole and drank up BY the
sub-stratum. This was sub-irrigation
spelled with capital letters.-Texas
Farm and Ranch.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1898-03-03

Acting Secretary Meiklejohn of the
navy department at Washington is ar
ranging to send military expedition
mp the Copper river route in Alaska to
map out the topography Of the country
and finally establish the value Of this
route to the Klondike gold fields.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1898-03-03

An Evansville. Wis. man was re-.
Gently swindled out Of $50 by two Chi
cago confidence men representing
themselves to be policemen. who &C.
cused him Of being q counterfeiter. To
prove his innocence he gave them so
for examination. which they never ra-
turned.
Cynicus-Why was woman ever cro-
ated? Miss Caustic-So that man could
have some one to blame for his mis-
fortunes.-Standard.
Why does lightning strike churchep
oftener than saloons?
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1898-03-03

small per cent of nitrogen mixed with
potash and phosphates. For older
orchards the nitrogen is not SO neces-
essary, while phosphates and potash
should be increased, especially the
quantity of potash. 1t is frequently a
good plan to stimulate top growth by
sowing the orchard to crimson clover
in late summer and turning it under
in spring.
! A company of forty tramps were
sheltered in the police station at Fort
Scott recently. When questioned as
to their willingness to volunteer and
fight against Spain, one acted as spo-
kesman for the company, and said:
"Pardner, here are forty able bodied
men who are compelled to ask aid.
Some of them know are worthy, and
there is not fifty cents among them.
They are hungry and have nothing to
eat If you think hungry man won't
fight for the protection of our country
you have the wrong impression. If
our president sees fit to declare war to.
day, I'll venture to say that every sim
gle one of these unfortunae men will
be willing and glad to shoulder the
musket."
d. C Kay, ex-county clerk of Graham
Icounty, is raising subscription to
build sod-house at the Omaha expos
ition. If he will only put in a few
centipedes and tarantulars it will seem
mighty home-like to the early settlers
in the short grass county.
Clay Center Is to have q new Jail Il
will probably be built some 30 Or 20
feet to the southeast of the center Of
the court house square, and will consist
Of . reidence for the jailer and his fam
lily as well as cclls for the prisonerR
The whole will he nndr- one root.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1898-03-03

oAC COAAhS iio" Ill ScCtAOuS VI tuc
state. They claim that in order to get
any of the business they are forced to
marry people for 81. So
A Hodgeman county hunter gives
the following reasonable tale and il
ready to back it up: Say. mister, you
may talk about the smart things done
by animals; how quick monkeys, dogs.
etc, will catch on to the tricks of hu-
man bein's and soon learn how to be as
smart as they be or smarter, but of all
the cute things 1 ever see or hearn tell
on, is the way the rabbits are fxin'
themselves since the bounty was put
on ag'in. T'other day was out hunt
in an seen big jack settin' by q
soapweed an as he didn't seem inclin.
ed to move thought would see Jest
how clost I could get to him. As kept
. gettin' closter, he kept settin' there
quiet like; jest stuck up one ear kinder
prominent like an when 1 got clost
enough TO see I-swan-to-man! just ~
true as am tellin' it, if that there
rabbit didn't have his ears branded
with these words: Don't shoot! lam
q nonresident No good for bounty in
this county, then you may take me for
. untruthful sinner"
A Sumner county man died last week
leaving his estate valued at Sc, 600 tc
his third wife Now the children OF
his two former wives have pooled their
issued and are after the widow.
Two large skeletons, supposed to b
the remains of Indians, were found In
. crevice in the rocks in q stone quarry
one mile west of Larned last week.
The bones were in perfect state Of
preservation. but were devoid of every
particle of flesh and muscle. The
bones of dog were found with The
humsn skaletonA
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-18
Carpets and Curtains

II you wish to make q useful Christmas
present our Carpet and Drapery Depart
ment offers you the very best opportunity.
A nice Rug or a pair Of Curtains make an
appropriate gift. We have them at all
prices In endless variety.
SO-inch Smyrna Rugs, good styles, Sl.s6.
27x54 Persian Wiftons, }l.25.
Very best quality Smyrna Rugs, 1e-inch,
Si.6o; SO-inch. $1.s5; 3s-inch. $2.s5.
2'-inch Moquette Rugs. 31.55.
Toy Carpet Sweepers. zoe up.
Crown Jewel Carpet swsepers, 3l.s5.
observation-disclosures Frilled Swiss Cur
tains, 75c. s1.0o and 81. % pair:
Special novelties In Nottingham Curtains.
$l.75, $500. $3.50 and up.
Very heavy border Irish Point Curtains.
$500, $3.50, $500 and $500.
New Saxony Brussels, $500.
Rope Portieres. full line Of colorings,
$2.25 up to $500.
200 styles of Tapestry Curtains to select
from. best values ever shown In the differ
ent qualities in this line. The cheapest
Derby to the finest Satin Damask are dis
played.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-18
Crackers

Look over these prices in our Big Cracker
Department. We carry everything in the
Cracker line and our goods are the best
made. We keep this stock always fresh. Our
line Of fancy package goods for holiday
trade is the most complete in the west.
Monday we will sell A. B.. G. soda and oys-
ter crackers at &c; 4 pounds good ginger
snaps at Csc; shredded wheat biscuit at lie;
Bremner'e lunch biscuit at &c; Newport
flakes, 12c; animal crackers, 12hc, brown
les, 15c; Baltimore oyster cookies, Sc; Brem-
ner's high tea, Csc; Bremner's butter waf-
ers, zoe; Bremner's Florentine waters, 22c;
cheese sandwich, 15c; oatmeal crackers, 1Oc;
sultana fruit crackers. lac; Manitou Fig
waters, lac; pretzels. 100; Ralton's health
biscuit, 21c; barrel gingersnaps. 22c; mixed
cookies, 10c.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-18
Furniture

Time and money. the twin jewels OF life
and hope, can be saved by trading here.
Mark we'll these prices, they mean much
to you. A large rocker like this 1850.
1sx1S muslin covered soft cushion, $50.
20x20 muslin covered sofa cushion, SOC.
22x22 muslin covered sofa cushion, SOC.
Large size rattan rocker, full roll, $685..
Ladies' size rattan rocker. 1895.
Oak rockers for children. good size, wood
seat, $l.OO; cane seat. $1.26.
Desks In maple, oak and mahogany. with
drawer and lower shelf, S4.I6.
Large, handsome oak sidsboards. $685..
Oak extension table. 42x42. t3.s6.
Large size Kitchen cabinets, two bins,
$b.2s. Get your wife one for Xmas. It will
save her a good many steps. The cabinet
has two large bins for -four and meal, two
drawers for spices, knives and forks, two
boards. and the top IL white wood with An
ished base. Smaller size, $4.25.
Handsome stands In birdssye maple, oak
and birch at 95c.
1Sx18 oak stand. 500.
24x24 table. wood feet, 4l.0o.
Same with brass feet, $1.25.
Elegant assortment Of glass medallions 1t
16c, zoe. $50, 400 and CSC each.
India seats In oak, mahogany and mala-
ohite at SLIPS.
Jardeniere stands, 95c each.
In the past we have sold hundreds of
useful presents, and are as we'll equipped
this year as ever.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-18
Flannels and Blankets

White Wool Flannel at, yard, 15c, 18c, CSC,
S5e and 45c.
Embroidered Flannel at, yard, Csc, Csc,
Too. S5c and 800.
Outing Flannel. complete assortment Of
checks and stripes, In both light and dark
colors, at, yard, Sc.
8,O00yards Teazle Down at, yard, 10c.
1000 yards Shaker FLANNEL at, yard, SIC,
sc. SIC, Sc and 10c.
121sc Cotton Flannel at, yard, $40.
Special sale in Blankets.
Full size large and extra heavy soft and
dOwny cotton Blankets at Coo, 75c. CSC, $1.00
and SIPS.
ia Wool Blankets. fancy border. at,
pair, $1.49.
ia all wool white California Blankets,
worth 6.25, at. per pair. s4.75.
ia all wool Davenport gray Blankets at,
pair. 1898.
ia white wool Blankets. fancy border.
at, pair. $3.50.
ia all wool white Ottawa Blankets at,
pair, $3.50.
Baby Blankets at. pair. 500. $3.50 and
Il If.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-18

Special offerings in Sterling Silver and
Opera Glasses this week.
15-line genuine lie Marie Opera Glasses,
the best In the world, $3.9S.
Good Opera Glasses, 75c up.
The largest line Of Sterling Silver Novel
ties ever brought to Omaha. Over 5000
pieces Of Sterling Silver to select from.
Sterling Silver Back Combs, Files, Tooth
Brushes, Scissors, Darners. Button Hooks,
Shoe Horns, Curriers'. Salve Boxes, etc., sold
everywhere from s1.OO to $3.50, our special
holiday price, your choice ACC.
Apiece quadruple plated, hand engraved,
gold lined Tea Sets. $500 up.
Sterling Silver Teaspoons, set Of 6, S2.9S.
Sterling Silver Hair Brushes, $1.45.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-18

Before purchasing Christmas gifts visit
our Stringed Instrument department. We
have the largest and finest variety of Man
dolins, Guitars. Violins and Banjos in the
city for you to select from, at the lowest
prices ever offered. Among our special
bargains are Washburn Mandolins, s12. 90,
worth $1,000; Stewart Banjos, $500, reg
ular price $500; Fairbanks Banjos, SIS. 90.
regular price $500; Violins from $500 up
to $500; Guitars as low as $500, besides
a complete line Of latest model Washburn
Mandolins and Guitars.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-18

Sterling Silver Salve Boxes, loo up.
Thousands Of solid gold Rings, SOC UP.
The largest line Of Gold Frames and Mir
rors. ETC.. ever shown In the city.
Get a pair Of our $3.50 solid gold Eye
glasses or Spectacles. Eyes tested free by
a first class optician. Good Eyeglasses or
Spectacles, 15c UP.
Special sale on Rogers Knives and Forks
for holidays.
$2.25 for 12-piece guaranteed 12-dwt. and
solid nickel Forks. Rogers Teaspoons,
fancy patterns, CSC for set of 6.
Solid Gold Pens, pearl holders, IN plush
case, CSC.
Genuine Diamond Rings, solid gold set
tings, for $2.95.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-18
iiadaIss' !c;apes and

Ladies' plush capes, 80 inches long,
trimmed with Thibet, all silk lined through
out, worth $1,000. for $4.9s.
Ladies plush capes, Thibet trimmed, 80
inches long. worth $500, for 1898.
Ladies' electric seal capes, 3Ox12O, lined
with heavy satin, for &c. 90.
Ladies' fur collarettes, lined with figured
silk, at $1.98.
25O ladies' collarettes in crimmers, astra-
khan, electric seal and all combinations.
worth at least 800, for $4.75.
15O ladies sample collarettes, tho cream Of
the market. at $1,000. $1,000 and S25. 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-18
HkN0EN,. NO TIME FOR GUSH. LET GOODS, QUALITIES AND uAvnEN
A M%psmH CUT PRICES TALK.

Jackets, Suits, capes,
Skirts, etc.
Prices for Monday and all
Christmas week that would
pay an eastern manufacturer
to come here and buy his
capes, Jackets, suits and
waists.
Come and see our goods and
prices and be convinced that
every assertion we make is alb.
solutely correct. Closing out
at 333c on the dollar.
Jackets
Black beaver Jackets, worth
S.. 90, for $1.0S.
$50 ladies' jackets in rough
and plain materials, worth
IS. SO, for So. 49,.
$50 jackets in black and all
colors, melton, kersys, bou.
cles, caterpillars and friezes,
silk and satin lined, worth at
least 500 90, for $4.98.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-18
!Waists, Sacqdss and

ESQ sample ladies' silk waists from the well
known manufacturers. James 'McCreery &
Co., New York, worth $500 $4,000 and
$1,000. your choice in this sale for SO. SO.
2o0 ladies' silk waists in blue, red. green,
blacks, a grand collection of nice Foods.
worth at least $500; Monday for $s.9S.
zoo silk waists in fancy taffeta silks. worth
$500, for $3.9S.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-18
@
~ SALES.

Nothing more acceptable or appropriate. Beautiful
gifts in great variety. Prices reduced to a bottom notch for
this last week.
Gents or Boys Watches, silverine cases, for CSC.
Gent Elgin or Waltham Watches, in silverine cases,
screw back, $685..
Gents or boys solid silver screw cases, with Elgin or
Waltham Works, S.. 05.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-18

Special values all this week.
Elegant Trimmed Hats at half price.
Very pretty Bonnets for children in silk.
Lovely Angora Hoods at cut prices.
Closing out this seasons Millinery at
greatly reduced prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-18
Hardware. Stoves
and Housefurnishing
Department
A Great Cut in Stoves

We have a very nice Junior Oak Stow,
worth $3.50, our price $4.75.
The CORAL OAK a very handsome. plain
stove. 14-inch fire box, 81 .95.
The MODERN OAK. the best stove for
the price ever offered in this or any other
city. very large 17-inch fire box; large
enough to heat any room. regular 1880
stove. our price $10.5O.
The STEWART OAK. the finest and best
air-tight stove on the market today; extra
heavy and very handsome: will keep fire
AZ hours regular $500, our price $l2.95.
The PRIZE STEWART. a very handsome
base burner with hot air flues. a powerful
heater. handsomely nickel plated, 15-inch
fire pot. $26. 95.
COOK STOVES. No. 8. good size, war.
ranted. $40.
CAST RANGE. No. 8. 8 holes large 20.
inch oven with reservoir. a first class. plain,
honest stove: regular price $3.50. our price
sl2. 90.
STEEL RANGE. six s-inch holes, large 10.
inch square oven, high shelf, low warming
closet with reservoir: this is q solid wrought
steel range with cast steel top. S27.76.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-18
Hams, Bacon and Lard
II Poultry at lowest prices this

All kinds Of Poultry at lowest prices this
week.
No. 1 Ham, sugar cured. ............ &c
California Hams &c
Good Salt 4hc
Good Bacon THO
Our best brand 10c
Picked Pork 6kc
Picked Tripe &c
3-pound cans best brand Lard.........1S1ac
5-pound cans best brand Lard......... $50
10-pound cans best brand Lard........ soc
No. 1 Skinned Ham ................. 9kc
Dried Beef, per pound. ............... lie
Bologna Sausage &c
Best Pork Sausage. link .............. INC
Vienna Sausage, per n............... &c
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-18
Suits and Skirts

100 ladies' suits In all wool, new shades.
Jackets silk lined, worth SIS. 90, on sale at
$S.75.
100 ladies' suits. either plain or nounced
skirts, new shades, all silk lined, worth
$500 to $3.50 90, for $1,000.
DO ladies' sample suits, all silk lined, ele-
CANT Manufactured garments, worth $40. 90,
on sale at $500.
Ladies' mohair dress skirts. worth $3.50,
for CSC.
Ladies' black satin skirts. worth $500, on
Monday $2.9s.
100 samples ladies' high class silk skirts,
worth $500. $4,000 and $500, on sale for
$6.9S.
Ladies' taffeta silk skirts in all tho new
shades, for 1915.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-18
Housekee ping
Table Linen
For Holiday Use.

Hemstitched Linen Cloths, 1O-4 size, $1.9S.
Fringed Linen Cloths, S-4 size, at $50.
Linen Damask Table Cloths, 2 yards long,
at SIPS.
Hemstitched Cloths. 2M yards long. and
one dozen napkins to match, at $4.9S set.
Hemstitched Linen Dresser Scarf, 2 yards
long, at ACC.
Fancy bordered linen Towels. large size,
knotted fringed, at ESQ.
Y size fast edge ell linen Damask Nap
kins at $2.48. - !.
Hemmed or frtnged linen Huck Towels at
10c, 12hc, $50 and ESQ.
86-inch sheer Handkerchief Linen at 55c,
Soc, 75c and $1.0O yard.
S6-inch Art Linen at 500, 60c and 75o yard.
64-inch bleached Irish Table Linen at ACC.
60-inch silver bleaohed Table Linen at Csc.
68-inch satin damask Table Linen, $1.26
quality, at Toe.
72-inch satin damask Table Linen, $3.50
quality, at soc.
16-inch bleached all linen Crash at 5Mc
ward.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-18
Cheese Dept

Fancy full cream cheese, only ........12hc
Herkimer county double cream ........ lac
English chedder (the best) only........ Ice
Fancy Ohio Swiss cheese .............. Ice
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-18
Croekery Picnic


To make room for SIS, 100000 fancy Xmas
China we give the following goods at the
following prices:
Lamp cnlmneyS INC
Cups and saucers, each ............... 1c
Flint blown tumblers. each ........... &c
Etched tumblers &c
Decorated individual buffers. .......... 1c
Potato dishes, worth 1Oc .............. Sc
Platters, worth 25c &c
Cream pitchers, worth 10c ............ Sc
Fancy decorated plates. worth 15c .... 3Hc
Japanese after dinner cups and saucers,
worth zoe 7c
French porcelain after dinner cups and
saucers, worth 15c &c
Sterling silver top cut glass salt and
pepper shakers, worth 35c .......... 15c
Vienna egsshell cups and saucers.
worth Csc Zoe
Japanese chocolate cups ............,. Zoe
25-piece tete-a-tete sets, worth 81. u.s., CSC
Flow blue solid Illuminated oatmeal
bowls. worth SOC &c
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-18
Groceries
High Patent
Minnesota Flour CSC

We guarantee every sack or your money
refunded.
3-lb cans solid packed tomatoes ....... INC
Glib cans stringless beans ............. 6iac
2-lb can sweet corn, worth 10c ......... sac
alb cans Boston baked beans, regular
price is zoe everywhere, on sale for. SIC
3-lb cans yellow pumpkin ............ 9,sc
10 POUNDS BREAKFAST OATMEAL. Csc
3-lb cans yellow table peaches ........12hc
3-lb cans all kinds plums ..............1211c
S-lb cans raspberries ..................12iac
3-lb cans California apricots ..........12zc
Glib cans blackberries or blueberries,
only ................. ............. oH2c
2-lb cans sliced pineapple .............12sc
10 BARS ARMOUR'S LAUNDRY SOAP Csc
II packages best red parlor Matches. 10c
Q sacks fine table salt for .............. &c
All kinds Of best yeast, package........ &c
Silver Gloss starch, only .............. 4c
Mustard or oil sardines, can. ........... 3sc
Tall cans blood red salmon ...........12kc
Large glass pure whole fruit preserves 10c
NEW MUSCATEL RAISINS, PER
POUND .........,.... .............. &c
Wheatlett, the new breakfast food go. 9kc
Wheat waters, the regular price Is &c.,. 9hc
2-lb packages pancake -four, none better SLc
10c package shredded cocoanut ........ Sc
2-lb packages oatmeal. worth 10c, only. sc
Pearl tapioca. per pound .............. Aye
Lima or butter beans. per pound...... 4kc
LARGE PALS PURE FRUIT JELLY. 29c
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-18
Bed Comforters

Hayden Bros. carry the largest stock OF
Bed Comforters In the city, at s5c, 800,
s1,1O, $l.3s. $3.50. $500. s2.25. $3.50 and
S4.25.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-18

solid steel Club Skates like cut...... T;
Solid steel Skates. style like cut. nickel
plated. a very handsome. fine skate.
Solid steel. hardened. best made, plain.
Fine heel and toe strap ladies' skates.
TIE ABOVE ARE ALL vi
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-18
Sweet Country
Butter l24c.

This butter was sent to US from the coun-
try. We have more than two tons which
must be sold now, 12hc. 14c and 15c.
Good creamery butter, ........16c and 17hc
Separator creamery butter ......19c to 21c
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-18
GREAT HOLIDAY
PIANO SALE

There is no present that could be appreciated any more
by your wife, daughter, sister or sweetheart, than one of our
beautiful upright pianos. We are showing the largest and
finest assortment ever brought to Omaha. Call early and
make your selection and we will deliver it for you on Christ.
mas Eve. Here are only a few of the bargains we will offer
this week. Terms to suit purchaser.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-18

800 Jackets. grandest assortment ever
placed on our counters, in the new tans,
new blues. new casters, new browns, new
blacks; plenty Of them, sizes 50 to A, lined
with heavy quality satins and silks, bar
gains at $500 to $500. on sale at $7.4s.
100 sample Jackets. all the newest crea-
tions. goods worth $500 to $4,000, your
choice for SIC. 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-18

$50 pieces of 3einch goods, twothirds wool, all lark coors, and adve-
ted by other stores AS extra value t 19c-you car have all you val of
them ut l2 l.2c.
800 pieces 3Sinch nd 36inch three fourths WOOL, extra heavy, all colors
m advertised by other stores as extra value at 2c, only l6c.
15 pieces all WOOL 80 inches wide dark mixtures, new from the mills:
others advertise them as dead she bal gains at 4@; u prce o5c.
We about 800 pieces O. silk q n WOOL novelties, made In France.
bought late in the season n manufac tured to sell at 76c $1O, SIPS and
advertised by other houses to be o derul value It these pices-we will
close them In three lots, 39c-4oc-59c.
Or COVERT stock is the most complete stool in III city, as W e are
che only house that Import them direct from England, France and Germany
W an sell them at from sss TO- 80 per cent less than the other houses who
buy them of jobbers; in other Words the consumer has to maintain the job
ber Our prices re from bc, 7c, 9sc, $l25 $3.50 up to $500 per yard.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-18
Big Silk Department Leads
Them All in Christ
mas Values. Vs.

An u~nequalled assortment of high class novelties in fancy
Waist Silks. Haydens' best place to buy Black Dress Silks.
Big Silk Department crowded with bargains from now till
Christmas at prices that will surprise you.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-18
Special Monday Sale on
Sheeting and Muslin

Is bales Of heavy LII Muslin at 3hc.
Is bales soft finished bleached Muslin at
Sc yard.
"a blesched sheeting. 81 inches wide,
worth 32lAc. at tic yard.
9-4 Brown Sheeting, no value. at 10c
yard.
36-inch Lonsdale Cambria, 1870 quality,
at 71sc yard.
Bleached ready-to-use Sheets, torn and
ironed, 3-inch hem, at soc.
Ready-to-use Slips at sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-18

Plain Silks, Changeable. Silks and a thou
sand odds and ends for fancy work, bright,
pretty shades, worth from 40c to $1.OO, on
sale at 19c, 29c and soc.
Checks and stripes, very pretty shadings,
suitable for waists, all pure silk, worth COO.
on sale, CSC.
Over 1000 Waist Patterns of Plain snks,
each containing 4 yards, very fine quality
all silk, in all colors Of the rainbow, $2.75
value, on sale. per pattern, $1.55.