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Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-26
MISS ADAMS Is EXCLUSIVE
Takes Rooms Without "A View" and Turns
Down All Cards.
ALLOWS oRkHANs ONLY STAGE eLIMPSEs
Local Reporters Prove nequa 10
Task of PrevaricstinE ThemEeIves
Into the Presence of the
WiRsome Actress,
ALLows oMAHANs oNLY sTAeE GLIMPSE!

Maude Adams Of Quality Street arrived
yesterday morning with Mr.. Sam Myers. her
manager. and a petite. blsck-syed girl. who
is her maid. but with no dog. Miss Adams
Is one OF the few actresses visiting Omaha
this seRson who have not found A desirable
to freight themselves with either q fussy
little lap pet that iE always I'll or a mon
stsr mRstifi that scares everybody else out
Of appetite every time he starts down the
hall.
The trio arrived with the rest OF the
company shortly after II o'clock, drove al
rectly TO the Her Grand and were shown
10 suite s21-22-2s. which had been ssnecially
prepared for the actress and her attendant.
II Ia on the second floor and AT the east
side Of the house. Some people might com
plain OF II because there II no view" but
that's just what Miss Adams likes. II Is
always ordered in advance that she be pro-
vided with apartments which are cory. quiet
and dark. One room iE for the maid. an
other Is furnished as . dining room and
the third is Miss Adams own,
Except such as they obtain at Boyd's
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-26
MEASLES PLURAL AT PRESENT
Health C0mmiasiOBer says the Chill
dren's FHvorite Is having
Biz Run.

All question as TO whether measles is
singular ar plural has been settled. locally
at least, since IN Omaha n IL distinctively
Mural. Health Commissioners Ralph SAYS
there are between 200 and 300 cases In the
city and that new cases are coming IN on
an average rate Of sta q day. He estimates
that there are a large number OF cases
which are not reported.
Measles IA a contagious disease" said
be. and 30 we require physicians TO report
H. but the city provides nd quarantine for
measles, as II does for scarlet fever. dipb-
iberia and smallpox. A patient rarely dies
Of measles and be rarely has A. twice. The
reason adults have IL so rarely is that most
people have IL IN their infancy.
There is a popular belief that a person
can't have the smallpox but once. but this
h not true. Within the last year have
known iva patients IN Omaha Wit had the
EmAllpox twice. the disease recurring after
virtually All traces Of the nrst attack had
~oiEappeared. Persons have been known to
have Il the second time after an slapse q
several years The same Is true Of meAslsa
but such instances are rare
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-26
JsWeIry and SiIVerWars Sale

Large silver-plsted fern dishes. regular
So values. on sale Saturday al S2.g5.
snver-plRted bread trays, plain. polished
or satin finished. S14s.
4-piece tea sets. with tray. silver plate.
SL.g5.
Silver plated chocolate pots, S1.9s.
Cream and sugar sets, CSC.
Child's cups Csc.
Silver mounted Jelly dishes. 49c.
Mems 2O-yeRr gold cases. fitted with
ElEin or Waltham movements, 1856.
Mems 15-jewel WhlthRm and Elgin
watches. in dustproof cases. s7.75.
Ladies enamelsd ChRtelaine watches.
guaranteed good tlmekeepers, 81 s7.25.
Boys nickel watches, good American
movements. at SEAS.
Mems nickel watches, good reliable time
piece, CSC.
A FEW SPECIALS IN CLARK's CELE-
DRAFTED CUT GLASS.
Sherbsrt cups, 45c; salt and pepper shak-
ers. ssc pair; berry dishes, 50 value, al $3.50;
cream and sugar sets. s2.9S; large finely
cut finger bowls, S1.35.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-26
Great Nat Sale

A swell line Of DerbyB, in high and low
crown, with or without ventilated eyelets:
colors. black. brown and nutris, at $50;
other special values at S1.OO, sl.75 and
$500; the regular $500 grades on sale at
$3.50 and S8.OO.
A new line OF PRshas just received. in 2
styles, wide or narrow rim, high or low
crown, all c%olors. worth $3.50. al $50.
See our offers at Sl.OO, S1.25. S175 and 800.
We have a line OF FeduraE that viii suit
any good judge OF a hat. They come in
all colors. wide and narrow rims and silk
bands; our leader at $50: other excellent
values at soc, Toe, s1.25, s1.75. $500 and
$3.50.
The newest and most stylish hat out this
season Is the Panama. We have the finest
line in the city. They are made in small
and large shapes and all colors, in raw or
bound rims, the best value on the market,
at $500; also see our PanRmss at Soc. S1OO,
S1.25, $3.50 and $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-26
ODD FELLOWS TO CELEBRATE
EtShty-Third A-nniverEary of the
Order 20 he Observed in
Omaha.

II eighty-third anniversary OF the
founding Of the Independent Order Of Odd
Fellows in the United States will be uele-
brHted by the members Of the subordinate
lodges and RebekAh degree lodges Of Omaha
n vicinity at schlitz roof garden Saturday
evening. Tn principal speaker will be
Past Grand Master LOOMS Of Fremont and
addresses win be delivered by ether officers
Of the state grand lodge and meRbers Of
the order. All Odd Fellows in the vicinity
are invited 10 be present Rnd the privilege
Of inviting q friend has been extended 70
each. No admission Zee viii be charged.
There will be no parade nor other demon
s~tration during the day. One reason for
abandoning the idea Of q parade is that the
sovereign grand lodge viii meet in Des
MoineE this tall and every canton in the
state viii probably be present al that. 30
IL was deemed best not 10 ask the members
Of these rHntonE TO 90 on dress parade
twice during the year.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-26
Sheet Music Specials

soc sheet music Saturday only 1sc.
Saturday we win place on sale FIVE Of our
leaders " Down Where the Cotton Bios
some Grow, III Be With You When the
Roses Bloom Again, Hello, Central. Give Me
Heaven; The Tie That Binds and It's Not
Always Bullets That Kill. These are all
pretty, popular songs and are the best SELL
ing songs on the market at present.
We are still selling the Star Dance Folio
and Harris Song Folio at only 4Sc per copy,
regular price on these two books is Toe
each. Everybody that likes popular music
should get q copy Of these books. as they
are the only collections Of popular music
in book form to be had.
Call or send for our nice new catalogue
Of 10c sheet music.
Mail orders receive our prompt atten-
ton.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-26
THROWN OUT OF A BUGGY
Three OmciaIs of Omaha Water Com
Pany Shaker Up and
Bruised.

The breaking Of the king bolt Of a buggy
belonging to the omRhB Water company
threw three Of It's representatives out on
the pavement in the alley IN the rear Of
The Bee building at 2 80 yesterday afternoon
They were L. NJ. Fairfield, A. B. Hunt and
Captain Frank Reynolds, All were badly
shaken and somewhat bruised, but no bones
were broken. The trio was just starting to
drive away from the barn and Mr.. Hunt
held the reins. When the bolt broke the
horses went on ahead with the pole and the
front wheels, dragging Mr.. Hunt after them
by the lines. The front Of the buggy
dropped 10 the ground and the occupants
pitched forward over the dashboard.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-26
Grand Millinery Sale

Saturday is millinery day at Haydens'.
Special offerings in eXquisitely beautiful
and artistic trimmed hats. Many direct
copies Of imported pattern hats, worth
$500 to $4,000. on sale at $3.50. $500.
5000 and $3.50. Splendid values in sly
lisb trimmed hats at $3.50, t1.95, $3.50 and
1896.
All the new shapes and creations in
street hats, including the most popular
colonial.
You are sure to find the most becoming
style here and TO save money. Try Oh
some OF the new hats. See our profuse
display Of all the up-to-dste flowers and
trimmings.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-26
Suits, Skirts, Waists

Pour tremendous manufacturers stocks
nov crowding this department to fullest
capacity. The greatest selling OF women's
garment ever known In Omaha.
400 more Of those women's suits at SS.75,
worth A25.O0.
300 more suits, silk lined throughout, at
t14.9O.
1000 skirts from the well known manu-
facturers, Max Solomon. J. Levin. Griswold
Bros, and several others, at q fraction Of
their value.
Women's rainy day skirts for, each s1.OO.
300 skirts, rainy days. wool skirts and
silk skirts, worth up 10 S12O0, at s6.9s.
Women's rainy day skirts. trimmed with
braid and several rows Of stitching. worth
$3.50, for S3.5O.
women's wash skirts, in colors and white,
at Soc, 7bu and 800.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-26

layers can work. Carpenters will be able
10 work in some cases after the bricklayers
have quit. but this can last only a short
time. and by the END Of the week every
employed on new construction
in the city will be practically out Of work.
I'VE hope. Of course, that the trouble
will be ended before that time and that no
Inconvenience will be put upon contractors
and owners Of buildings. but we cannot pay
the high wages demanded ard certainly
cannot Lay sor longer distances than those
the brick are actually hauled"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-26
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ident M the Connecticut federation; Miss
Dotha stone Pinneo Of Norwalk, Conn.
Miss Helen Winslow, editor Of Club
Woman; Mrs. Sally JOY White, q newspa-
per woman and lecturer OF Boston; Miss
Helen willistun Smith, president Of the
Vermont federation; Mrs. D. B. Hamilton
Of Waterbury, Conn: Mrs. !. B. Mason o.
Providence, r. l.; Mrs. A. Hunt, president
Of the Maine delegation; Mr.. and Mrs. L.
W. Sweet Of Waterbury, Conn; Mr.. Rnd
Mrs. Taylor Of Waterbury, Conn, and Rev.
W. H. CUNNINGHAM OF Waterfowl, Conn.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-26
SUNDAY CARRIAGES HIGHER
Rig for Funerals on the Hbbsth
Day VIII Cost More
Hereafter.

An increase Of 20 per cent in the cost Of
carriages Al funerals held on Sunday will
be -inRugurHted in Omaha on April p, as
the result Of 3 conference held by the man
ayers Of livery stables this week. Hereto
fore the cost Of a carriage al q funeral on
Sunday has been -. next Sunday and there
after the cost win be S..
II Is said that this action is taken for
tive reasons. the most important Of which
lie TO discontinue the Sunday funeral. as II
requires the undertakers and liverymen 10
work on that day. An additional reason
given is that the men employed az drivers
ask more money for driving on Sunday than
they do on week days.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-26

Experiments are being made on a Device
70 prevent boats from sinking. BY turn
ing a Wheel several wHter-tighf doors are
instantly closed. II n h 3 success II win
make ocean travel as free from danger as
HnstefterE Stomach BirterE does the ruad
through life y IL q specific remedy for
stomach illE. such a. belehing. nAtulsnry.
heartburn. indigestion, nyHpepsis ana con-
sripatlon- II h also q splendid hloDd puri-
her and preventive 81 a grippe. mElHris.
Fewer End AEnE Bf Eurs - ~ ~
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-26
Hair Goods Sale

Special prices on finest quality hair
switches; all shades perfectly matched.
SATURDAY is RIBBON DAY.
New fancy ribbons, worth VI 10 Csc 3
yard, al TIC.
All-silk taIeta ribbons, all colors, the
25c quality, at 10c.
Ladies pure linen, hemstitched hHndker-
chiefs, worth 1214c, at &c.
New belts, in all styles and sizes, the
usual 800 kind, at soc; the regular soc
quality at Csc.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-26
BOYS Suits

A swell line Of panamas, fedoras, derbys,
crush and Florodora hats in all colors on
sale at Acc. soc, 75c, S1.O0 and s1.25.
fine line OF boys and mems caps at Csc,
s5c. SOC, 75c and $3.50.
Tam o'shRnters, in all %colurs, at Csc. soc,
75c.
Full line Of trunks and ~valises.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-26

An seitoris opininE Ia always worthy o.
cnnsioeration. for he Ia accustomed % CIV
ina q matter One confederation ksfnrs ex-
pressing Ms IDEAS of A. David r. F0rbez.
eoiior u the Sun, ouarryFIIls. Pa says;
Iha name chAmburlain h Hyn0nym0ns
WIN e~Fergfhtng -hAt IL good. Chamber
lMina c1uEh Remedy ] can p1rtirulArly
enturns. havinE ussn 4 mysslf quite ne
guan1lv Win IA b-ut rnrrltA NhsnsFng
taE1sra1 N14 araA~
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-26
Great Money Saving Sales on
Teas and GOffees

First CROP, sun -Cured Japan tea only DC,
BRsket-hred Japan tea, nice, clear drink,
CSC.
o. x. E. B. tea and Gunpowdsr tea, ACC.
Broken Mocha and Java coffee, loo.
Santos coffee, fresh roasted. 1214c.
A fresh-roasted Mocha and Java coffee,
25c.
Good Rio coffee, per pound. 10c.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-26

NEW YORK. April 3-General J. s
ClErkson Of Iowa has taken the oath OF
once as surveyor Of customs Of the pOri
OF New York Colonel Swords. deputy col
lector. IN charge Of the public stores. as
cOrtsd him 70 the custom house. and q sun
Of the general and two or three friends
were also IN the party. His bono will be
sent 70 Washington al once, and as soon
as n iE accepted he viii resume once.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-26

Graduated cornmsRl, per sack, 15e
Wheat graham -four, per sack, &c.
Rye graham -four. per sack. bic.
Rye -four. per sack. 3ec.
Lima beans, per pound, 6hc.
4 pounds tnpioCB pearl. 15c.
Fancy evRporHted peaches, PC.
Three S-pound cans grated pineapple, 25c.
Two S-pound cans sugar beets, 1Sc.
3 pounds hHnd-picked navy beans, 10c.
1-pound car cove oysters, 74o.
4 pounds Ruby prunes, 15c.
Saturday we will demonstrate free crack
ers. chocolate and cocoa. Try these.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-26

Indigestion is the direct cause Of disease
that kills thousands OF persons annually.
Stop the trouble ut the start with a little
PRICKLY s BITTERs: 1t strengthens
the stomach and aids digestion.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-26
When Tired Shopping

Go to Hayden Bros for q cup OF cocoa and
q tasty cracker.
We are giving free demonstrations now to
introduce our delicious Cocoa and pure,
fresh crackers. Nothing nicer made.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-26
Drug Prices

Saturday evening from s to $50 O'Clock
we will sell GoodyeRr's Hygeis water bot
ties worth S1.50, at, each 4Sc.
POT. fountain s~yringes al 39c.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-26
CROSSING THE CONTINENT
Women from Eastern States Enroute to Los
Angeles Convention.
THEY MAKE BRIEF STOP IN THIS CITY
Members of Omaha woman Club En-
terrain the Tourists and Send
Them on Their Way
Rejoicing.

For 3 little more than two hours yester-
day afternoon the union station literally
swarmed with members OF q party from
New England who are crossing the CONT
nent TO Los Angeles TO attend the sixth
biennial Of the General Federation Of
Woman's Clubs. There were Sll vivRcious,
happy women and eight men, who appar-
emily realized the hopelessneEs Of their
minority and remained complRoently in
the background.
The party travels in two special trains,
one of nine sleepers and two diners and
the other of eight sleepers and two diners.
The first section arrived at 2:1O, the second
at $40. Twenty-Five local club women did
the honors for Omaha, som arriving at
the station 8 little tardfly because Of hsv-
ing been misinformed as TO the hour Of
the trains arrival. They gave their Wis
itors each q rose and entertained them in
such manner as the circumstances would
permit, escorting many OF them over the
city in open trolley cars and showing them
the various points Of interest.
Full Weeks TrHveL
The New EnglAnders left Boston last
Wednesday and expect to reach Los An
geles next Wednesday noon. They have
made no stops enrOute and will make none
except such as they make Sunday while
passing over and through the Sierra Ne
vadRs. The trip has been, they say, most
enjoyable since the moment Of the start
and they have made excellent speed. From
Detroit 10 jackson. over the Michigan Cen
trRl, they rode III miles in 100 minutes
and reached Chicago one hour and twenty
minutes ahead OF schedule time. From
Chicago 10 Omaha, TOO. the service had
been most satisfactory, they said, and they
expected TO be prompt In their arrival AZ
Los Angeles. The first section left the
union station at ABS and the second sec
tion ten minutes later, with the local club
women waving Rdieu. Many OF them had
10 sacrifice their goldenrod club buttons,
10 which the visitors had taken 4 great
fancy.
Most of Them from New EhEIAnd.
The neat little souvenir roster issued for
the trip reveals that on the first section
there were 152 passengers, in charge OF
Mr.. GOss OF the Chicago 4 Northwestern,
who viii 90 as far as Denver. and l6T on
the second section, which was under the
personal supervision Of Charles Alden
Cooke, representing The Raymond & Whit
comb company. Most OF the passengers
we're from Massachusetts, and Connecticut,
but there were eight also from Della
ware, two from Virginia, eighteen from
Pennsylvania. six from New Jersey, tive
from Maryland. thirty-EiK from New York
City. sixteen from Rhode Island. I'VE from
Vermont and others from Maine and New
Hampshire.
Among the most prominent Of the sKcur-
Eionists we're; hrE May Alden Ward.
president Of the Massachusetts Federation
Of Womaus Clubs. unner whose auspices
the party makes TINS tour; ArE e L
johnson o. Central FaIls president Of me
Rh0de Island federation: Mrs. Anna d.
WeEt Of summeryille. Mass. one q ths
directors 81 tia EenarSl federation. Miss
! MEy MerrimEn AbbOff u REtertOWn, pnss-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-26

Meats and Fish
No. ] California hams, sac.
Potted hams. per can She.
Best brand bologna, &c.
Boneless rump corned beef, 612C.
Pickeled tripe. 8kc.
x. x. X herring, each &c.
Large. fat white fish, per pound, 12hc.
Rolled mups, per pound, 15c.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-26
The Law

OF health has no uniformed guardians
OF its peace. II II had there would be
arrests inuurnerabie in every restaurant
every day of the year. Both IN the
quantity and quality Of the food they
eat and In the names Of us consump-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-26

body imo vigorous hsAlth-
u tnok tWo hntfizs 81 d.. Fierurs Goidrn
McdEa nlacuuEry fur aaunach tFuuhlGH NInra
Carcass carnea EaQ- ~ Iavi1ra1Dun- Louaoun
CO. Va IN dic me - much Euuo 1nA ! DonN
tnke any mnTe. I ca 81 R1M nng1hiun $50
Ian - wcI plpaara with Il ! hardH EnnN hos
30 tnuuk go Ia Nuur KIND tnlurrua11nn- y
tired a ulane lul u fninrs hsluIe ] NTut -
Fun Thrrr Wns . nnnlIrDan llId m1 anl11
yuur me1lcine hos / had EzrrG hs W1E
WQuNt1 wuuIn tT a tu19 81 an gas y
h44 M hnEH AE ~ HrnuAa Gularn Mn4
III uINuHruF
n. Fernas Plnnaum rEZlen cur en-
m,s4lIrn
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-26

theater, her Omaha long distance friends are
destined TO secure few giimpses OF the win
some young nctress. AS she stepped from the
carriage at the hotel she smiled graciously
on the porter and the belIboy. hut she
didn't tsrry for the public longer than
the twinkling Of an eye. Those whom she
passed on the way to the elevator had q
transitory vision OF a 1.-THE figure in black
and a face not beautiful. but kindly and
fascinating. Then the gentle luminary was
obscursd in her flight by the slower NOV
ing figures Of q maid who doesn't appear
to be French. and a manager who isn't, its
q cinch. Irish.
Turns Down All Reporter.
Nor have reporters made any progress
with Miss Adams since her arrival. -Four
saw her enter the hotel and four had been
in her rooms before she took possession,
vet four cards came back at various times
with the information that she was mot
in" Her absence was not 10 be doubted.
because she herself had assured the bell
boy that she was elsewhere. This, however,
surprises no one who knows anything
about newspapers and the people who get
into them or stay out Of them, for Maude
Adams has the reputation Of being
harder ID reach than any other
American actress who tours. Re-
purters have tipped porters. bribed
maids, oRjoled managers and corrupted bell
boys and walters all the way from Gotham
20 the Golden Gate with unvRrying failure
except In q single instance. This single
instance was in Wichita, Kan, where single
instances are a speciality. A reporter there
wrote on his card that his father had
known her folks IN Scotland. that he him
self was q cripple and in destitute circUn-
stances and that his paper calculated 10
Rmputate his name from the pay roll II be
didn't get some kind OF a story from her.
Miss Adams. who is American as many
generations back ne she can trace. con
eiudsd that such q liar as that was worth
looking al. even in Kansas, and she ordered
him shown up.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-26

Attend Our 80. Minute Spe-
Gals
FROM 10 TO 1880 A. VI.
We will sell double-fold, 2s-inch, strictly
fast colored dress plaids, worth 121.c a
yard. only 10 yards TO Al
a customer. at, q H
yard nv
FROM 2 TO 2i8o p. M.
We will sell Amoskeags check Einghams,
4; Sss5' t. = . ' : sass: 81: 4: &c
FROM = TO 4l8O p. NJ.
We will sell dimities, over $50 new de-
signs, regular 12hc goods,
only II yards TO a customer, H
al, q 80
FROM = TO $40 p. NJ.
We win sell bleacheo muslin, the regular
61sc grade. only 10 yards
TO a customer, at q "a
yaIo w
Other special sales between these sales
during the day.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-26

not escape her pun
ishmeuts and dys-
pepsia on stomach
rtrouble is the inva-
riEble penalty OF care
less eating
There Is no other
medicine for diseases
OF the stomach and
allied organs OF di-
gesncn and nutrition
which can compare
with Dr.. Pierce's
Golden Medical DIS
covery. IL cures
these diseases Per1ect-
" and permanently,
and enables the build
ing ND OF the whole
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-26
HAYDEN
Great Sale Of the Two Big Bankrupt Shoe Stocks


%$S $$ "a m %~%
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-26

200 dozen Mems Lisle Thread
Cotton Socks. in plain and fancy
colors. worth UP TO 35c, on sale
al
Mems and Boys Suspenders,
regular 25c suspenoers,
al
Mems and Boys One Dollar
Colored Laundered Shirts, in all
the new colors, Bt...............
Mems Plain and Fancy Colored
BRlbriggan Shirts and Drawers,
regular 81 values. at............
Mems $3.50 and 81 Madras Suits,
in all the best makes,
Ut
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-26

A1A AAEA anu
women SIN
each DAY
against the
laws OF health.
Thoae who
viii not heed
Natures
warnings can
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-26

Ladies soc Isle thread Stock
ingB. in plain black or fancy
Uolors. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
ladies Soc plain black lace
Stockings, also in fancy colors.
on sale
Childrens Isle thread Stock
ings. regular BIC quality.
IL
The Fancy brand Stockings for
boys and the shHwknit for girls
on sale
Childrens fast black seamless
Stockings
a.
Ladies 25e fast black and fancy
colored Stockings
III
Boys soc shirtvBists, in all
sizes from 4 TO L.
a.
Boys t1OO Colored Laundered
ShirtwBists, from { TO u years |
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-26
and Boys SOC Neck
wear al t5e

500 dozen Mems and Boys SILK Neckties.
in all the new styles for spring,
regular soc values.
at
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-26
Saturday in the Bargain Room

IA
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-26

Wisconsin L~imberEer. l2He.
Young America, 12hc.
Wisconsin cream. 1214c.
Appetitust cheese, each &c.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-26
Glove Sale

The "Keyniet,' regular 81 Glove,
one Of the best gloves made,
on sale al.
Ladies KID Gloves. all the
latest spring shades. three
clRspe. AT
Ladies KID Gloves, in all the
latest spring shades, two-clRsp,
Ladies' Silk Gloves, in blaC
modes, grey, with "KHyset"
patent tip, at
50c, 75c
Ladies' Isle Thread Gloves,
modes, grey, black and white
at 25c and.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-26

DE hIhE ANU ATTEND THIS BAIL
, NO DEALERS. PEDDLERs OR MANU-
FACTURERs SOIL TO IN THIS ROOM.
Grand Silk Sale
800 f~oulsrds. over 200 styles. on sale sstur-
day in the bargain room AT ~ cts. q yard:
every shade and black and whites. silver
gays, lavender. resedis green. old rose,
pink. msuve, ecru. and In fact every
SHADE in the new spring goods. an
All at R01
The new Morris silks, in all the new spring
shades. cream. baby blue. pale pink. old
rose. resedis and ali the staple shades.
Regular 800 value. will 60 an
~ TO1
THIS is A SNAP
Other silks at 1Oc. 1214c. 15c. 1sc and Csc.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-26

MEMS CSC SOCKS AT 15c.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-26
Underwear Sale

Ladies jersey Ribbed Vests.
long sleeves. in all sizes from
= 10 :,
Ladies Fine Jersey Ribbed
Pants, in regular sizes and
extra sizes. Rt...................
Ladies Fine Lisle Thread Vests,
low neck and sleeveless, in
regular and extra sizes, st..
Ladies Fine Jersey Ribbed
Vests, low neck and sleeveless,
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Ladies Fine Jersey Ribbed
Combination Suits, umbrella
btSit, H.
Ladies Pine Lisie Thread Com
binBtion Suits, IN low neck,
sleeveless. lace trimmed, At.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-26
Grand Silk Sale

Wash Goods
Is, ~ and rs CT. dimities. orgBndies. baths
ties Irish and Scotch and French dimities
and white madras and other wash goods,
worth up TO so cts. g yard.
All on this sale IN