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Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-09

WHITE SILK FOR WAISTS MONDAY
AT BARGAIN PRICES-white Louisiene,
white eclatant, white bengaline, white
%taffeta, white MORE velour these are fine,
pure silks that sell for $1.OO and SIPS. Mon
day at 75c.
FINE IMPORTED PRINTED SILKS
Persian %taffeta, shadow liberty novelties,
brocade duplane, rich silk, in swell and
original designs, color line somewhat
broken, but the silks are the finest that
sell for $3.50, $1.75 and $500. Monday your
choice of so pieces, only 69c.
The new FRENCH A silks LOT
waists. the richest and most beautltul
combinations, all double satin barreoi
worth $500, for only SIPS.
BLACK RAGLAN TAFFETA-The heaV-
lest and strongest 2-inch wide ta1ets
made, brilliant finish, extra heavy ana
as strong as steel, worth $2.W, Tor NC;
54-inch WIDE BLACK TAFFEIA-
| think of it-one and one-half yards wide
nowhere in America is this sllk solu AT
MoRE OF THOSE SPLENDID ALL
SILK CREPE DE CHINE just received
We now nave a complete assortment OF col
ors, pure silk, "a inches wide, and retaiis
everywhere for $1.0O-on sale here Tor only
So cents. -O
as the WINSLOW TAFFETA. 1t Is to-
dav by all superior to any
taffeta that was ever made to give service
When you buy Winslow you get your
moneys worth.
We fill mail orders.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-09
Department

10 cases extra heavy, light and dark out
ing flannel, per yard S1ac.
8 cases extra heavy shaker and cotton
flannel, per yard 6hc.
2 cases full size, wool and all-wool skirt
patterns, each CSC, S1.25 and s1.35, worth
up to $500.
BED BLANKETS.
2 cases white. extra heavy and Downey
Arabian bed sheets, sOx90, worth $3.50,
each CSC.
IL cases 1914 tan and gray, extra heavy
bed blankets, per pair ACC, worth 75c.
IL cases extra large and heavy tan, white
and gray bed blankets, per pair 69c, worth
Sic.
6 cases 1874 tan and gray bed blankets,
per pair $1.25, worth S1.75.
2 cases ia all-wool, white, California
bed blankets. per pair $3.9s.
2 cases ia white and gray, soft-wool
bed blankets, per pair $2.49.
2 cases ia all-wool, tan and gray bed
blankets, per pair $40, worth $500.
BET SPREADS.
2 cases full size, fringed, cut corner, ex-
ira heavy and Marseilles pattern, each
s1.49, worth $3.50.
2 cases extra large size crochet bed
spreads, each soc.
8 cases ia extra heavy, fine Marseilles
pattern, closely woven bed spreads, worth
81. 25, each $1.25.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-09

Mark our words. you will see the best
things you ever saw in our Cloak De-
partment.
Lot Infants and children's cloaks'
ages / to 4. in eiderdowns and broadcloths'
only 5Oc.
Lot 2-children's coats. ages 4 to II.
made of f~riezes. trimmed with satin bands.
and braid, 12-inch cape and storm collar.
and turn back cuffs. only s1.4S.
Lot s-Children's full length cloaks and
REFERS, in reds, blues, browns and %castors,
storm collar, with or without capes, these
are worth up to 5000. a surprise at only
s2.95.
Lot +Children's coats, made Of Ameri-
can Wooden Mills kerseys and Irish frieze'
nicely trimmed with tafeta bands and
and tailor stitching. the best In America
for $4.95.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-09
Wall Paper and Paints

The greatest cut ever made in wall pa
per. Best grade white blanks 2hc per roll.
Fine dark rAds, greens and blues, only &c
per rool. Fine gilt papers at 4c per rool
and up, and all other grades in proportion.
Clementico, the best wall finish on the
market, in ~ shades and white. regular
price, SOC per package, Hayden's price, only
35c.
The best grades Of ready mixed paint on
the market, only CSC per gallon.
Also %varnishes, stains, enamels, brushes
and room mouldings, all at greatly reduced
prices. Call and see these bargains.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-09
Hardware, Stoves,
Housefurnishings
Carpets
U FURNISHINGS.

November carpet sale. Special prices In
every thing in the carpet and rug lines.
Wilton velvets and Administer carpets csc
Extra special on Brussels carpet at SOC. Acc,
59c and SOC a yard.
Extra super Ingrains, best quality, soc.
Fiber carpet-an excellent bedroom
carpet, good line Of patterns, 35c a yard.
All wool art squares in all sizes to suit
any room, $500 and up.
Best quality Brussels rug, 9x12. $12.95.
Another in a Brussels rug, $9.9S.
Carpet size, Wilton velvet rug, at SIS. 90,
1895, $3.50 and $500.
Best quality 9x12 Administer rug, S21.95,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-09
WOMEN'S COATS THAT CANNOT
BE BEATEN

Lot 1-women's Monte Carlo half tight
fitting and short coats. about 300 only, made
of American Wooden Mills kerseys, silk
lined and trimmed with satin bands, others
ask you $3.50 to $40, Hayden's sale price,
$500.
Lot 2-women's Monte Carlo coats that
sold at SIS. tight-htting and box coats that
sold up to $3.50. and short coats that sold
as high as $3.50. SINNERS satin lined.
warranted for two years wear. see them
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-09
China Department

Turkey dinner sets (something newt.
These sets are a beautiful under glazed
blue, decorated with turkeys, $685..
Celery trays, in china and crystal, from
10c up.
French china dinner sets, 100 pieces,
$3.50.
Fruit and preserve sets, in china and
crystal, from zoe up.
S-pieces water sets, zoe.
Fancy decorated china plates, from SC up.
Fancy vases, in crystal, bisque, china,
ETC., from 10c up.
Beautiful decorated cups and saucers
from &c up.
Plain white cups and saucers, 1c each.
Our 10c counter Of decorated ware con-
tains values up to 800 each.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-09
Read This Letter:

zion Lace Industries, Zon City, Lake county, Illinois,, U s. A., Oct 20 1902
Bros, Omaha, Neb-Dear sHs; Yours of October 18th received AM in re-
ply will say thatw We will today forward your shipment Of goods as per- understanding
in this letter Namely, that you are to hav exclusive sale OF our product in Omaha
The lace curtain business included in thiso Offer
Thanking you try your vor, we remain, your faithfully,
RDR-Mw. ZION LACE IN DUsTRY. Arthur Stevenson Mgr
Hayden Bros. wishing to give the best values for the smallest price. have Sc
cured this line of Nottingham LAeesf for tn city Of Omaha. Remember you have
no tariff to pay oil thse laes and the consequence is that we can sell 800 worth
II lace for 4c We still give a beautiful souvenir free to each purchaser Of 800
worth or over of Zion City Laces The best made.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-09
Ladies' Neck Rufus

The largest line shown in the city on sale
Monday.
We start the prices at 75c, worth $3.50.
Next $1.00, worth $500.
Next, $1.75, worth $500.
Next, $500, worth $500.
Next, $500, worth $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-09

The popular WHITE wAIsTINGs in our
Waist Goods department in abundance; Sc
lect your fancy waist from a stock where
tied.
Special White oxford. in fancy weave,
MERCERIzED is both warp and filling.
shown In other stores at S1.OO yard,
our special price. per yard. ...........50c
FLEECED BACK PIoUE. big assortment,
the best made, per yard ........... S5e
FLEEcED BACK PIQUE. same as most
stores ask SOC for. at, q yard......,. 25e
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-09

FANCY CoLoRED WAIsTINGs, mercer
lied stripes, etc, 700 pieces to choose
from, at a yard....................., Csc
OVER 1000 CHOICE STYLES in the best
FLANNELETTE, made double width.
fast colors, no assortment can touch
ours, now on sale at. q yard .......12h
SKIRTING SALE.
The genuine English full moired Moreen.
a regular 65c fabric, will be sold Monday
in our lining department at CSC yard.
Send your name for free japanese story
Of Yama-Mai aud Anthora.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-09
Omaha's Greatest and Most
Popular Silk Department

Read carefully evGy item hee advertised, for the great purchase of Inc Black
Silks makes Mondays sale oil Black Silks the biggest Inc BEST. MONDAY. WHITE
AND CREAM SILKS OF ALL KINDS AT VERY SPECIAL PRICES. The new PIai
Silks, the new Changeable Silks he ne W Hair Line Stripes all in he most beaui
full colorsa at wonderrhs sale prices
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-09
GRA SBPPENIuc WINTER SALES

Prcest that indicate the power of spot cash; Varieties that make selection pleasing and sat
ifIng; St1es and qualities that are newesta Ind best; Courteous and prompt sTvie- are
the feature of he CRANE sales in every department
READ EACH DEPARTMENTS STORY OF INTERESTING VALUES FOR THIS WEEK.
Mail orders filed Agents for the Buterck patterns See" YamaIa," the new ais k
lining at the lining counter
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-09
Monday in the Bargain Room

Monday we will commence cutting prices on several goods which are too heavy
thistt i'm Of the ear We will have grand specials all day W. will sell goods
at 25 and so per cent cheaper than my house west of New York until those lines
are reduced to their normal condition.
Read carefully every item of. ue following. No peddlers manufacturer or
dealers sold to in this room.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-09
EXTRA SPECIALS FOR MONDAY
BUYERS

$3.50. at $3.50.
Women's rainy-day skirts. trimmed with
satin bauds, for $3.50.
400 women's rainy-day skirts, slot seams
new fiounce, new things just arrived, on
sale at $4.9S.
25 dozen women's waists, sample gar
ments, no two alike, at $1.O0 and $3.50 each.
Women's heavy white waists for $1.0O.
so dozen wrappers in good quality nan-
nelettes. at Acc.
25 dozen extra heavy fleece lined wrap
pers for $1.00.
Come in and get Hayden's prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-09
Table Linen

6O-inch turkey red table damask, reg
ular Soc, for 19c.
5S-inch bleached table damask, regular
S5c, for 1sc.
S4-inch silver bleached table dsmask,
regular Csc, for ACC.
72-inch silver bleached table damask,
regular $1.00, for soc.
6O-inch bleached all-linen table damask,
regular 60c, for 426c.
72-inch bleached all-linen table damask,
regular 90c, for 62hc.
72-inch double satin table damask, regu-
lar S1.25, for CSC.
72-inch double satin table damask, regu-
lar $3.50, for S1.15.
Extra heavy mercerized damask, regular
soc, for Acc.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-09
Second Day Of the Great Clearing Sale OF the
Manufacturers Stock.

In Justice to yourself nj your family before you NY a sngie dollars worth I"
womeps ready.to-wear garments, see this stock. Look everywhere. Try every
where but be surea ant see his stock Of goods and tn prices VI quote Oei"e Su
elsewhere
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-09
Grand Underwear Sale

Big purchase rm local tobbr added Ito Haydens already immense stock.
Ten thousand dollars worth Of finest winter underwear closed out to Haydens for
so cash.. on sale Monday. Thisp purchase added to our immenses stock gives us
A6sOutely thu largest and most complete line in America Prices Monday will be
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-09
Table Linen AWE
and Shseting AAI AVS

Monday we will have a special sale in our linen department.
Prices will be lower than ever before. Note a few of our quo
tntinnS below:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-09
.SELLS ON QUALITY

The cold snap will make you wish you
had your stove up. We have all kinds for
wood, soft or hard coal and CAN SAVE
YOU AT LEAST 20 PER CENT.
A regular $500 double-heating Base
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-09
Hemstitched Table Cloths

$40 size turkey red fringed table cloth.
regular S5c, for 55c.
$40 size colored border fringed table
cloth, regular $3.50, for csc.
S-4 size all-linen fringed table cloth, reg
ular S1.75. for S1.19.
$40 size hemstitched all-linen table
cloth. regular $500, for s14S.
$40 size hemstitched all-linen table
cloth, regular 32.25. for s1.59.
Bed Sheeting
ga unbleached sheeting, regular 1sc, for
15c.
S-4 bieached sheeting. regular 1sc, for
15hc.
"a bleached sheeting, regular zoe, nj
17hc.
1914 bleached sheeting, regular 22c. for
19c.
42-inch pillow casing. bleached. regulss
121Ac. for 10c yard.
45-inch pillow casing. bleached, regular
1870, for 11hc yard.
S1x9O ready made sheets, bleached, reg
ular COO, for 49c.
s1x9O ready made sheets. brown, regular
soc, for 42hc.
Remnants Of table linen and toweling at
reduced prices.
We are headquarters on curtains, Swisses
in all the new designs and colorings, at
prices that will interest you.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-09

Piano purchasing is made very EASY in
OUR MUSIC ANNEX.
Piano buyers have no trouble in decid-
ing on an instrument when they once visit
our Piano Department. Here they find
the largest assortment OF standard makes
ever seen under one roof west of New
York. All our pianos are nice, new. clean up
to-date instruments, all the latest designs
of cases and the prettiest veneers to be
found on the market. The instruments we
handle are all guaranteed both by us and
the manufacturer. They are built by the
best skilled labor. Only the best material
that the market can afford enters their
construction. Many OF these beautiful
pianos are being used today by many Of
the worlds greatest artists, both in this
country and in Europe. Our prices are al
ways the lowest and terms SO arranged
that most anyone can own IN instrument.
We call your attention to such we'll known
makes as Chickering. Fischer. Decker,
Krell, Wyman, Conover, Gable, Haines,
Franklin, Keller, Wellington, Jacob Doll
and Estey pianos. We also have several
other makes to select from. New pianos
for rent, pianos tuned, moved and repaired.
We carry the Chicago Cottage and Estey
organs. Tel. 1888.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-09
Dress Fabrics and Waistings

MAI-A silk, for good Innings Haydens Lining pOpar.men
sells this for omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-09

There. will, be several other sales oil the hoord during the day which will be an
nouncedt just before the tint.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-09
WoMEN,s sUITs AND SKIRTS

Lot AL the suits from the four suit
stocks our buyer secured in New York, on
sale Monday. your choice of the lot. worth
up to $3.50, sale price 1915.
Lot 200 suits, in the blouse, Norfolk,
single and double breasted styles, in all
the new materials, including zibelines and
Scotch mixtures, worth up to $25, sale
price $500.
Lot S-Includes 300 suits, among them
one lot silk lined throughout, on sale at
$3.50.
Lot ,4-15O fine sample suits at $40, $25
and $4,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-09
Napkins

5-S size dice check napkins, regular 75c,
for 4Sc dozen.
"a size union bleached napkins, regular
31.25. for 6sc.
"a size a~ll-linen bleached napkins. reg
ular $500, for S1.39.
Mercerized hemned napkins, regular $3.50,
for S1.00.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-09
Grand Furniture
Sale.

Closing put slightly mared or sOMed o. odd pieces For the past three months.
of furniture ere slightly mared or soned in delivering m returned IN that ac-
count some deliveries wrea attempted N the rainy muddy season ant mattresses,
springs. etc, On the wagOnsw we're somewhat spashed. bt are otherwise perfect in
every way. The seasons immense sales have also left US with a big accumulation
II odd pieces. broken sets etc. ETC.. Haydens have decided to close ot every dol
lars worth of these goods, and beginning Monday NIL sell these MATTRESSES
SPRINGS, BEDS, ODD PIECES. AT oNE-TF1RD TO oNE-HALF THEIR REGULAR
PRICES.
Big new purchases will be in shortly for
the holiday trade ad the present stocks W#<Hf1fE S*HzW
must be cleared up to make room Never
beforeh have you been nereds such astonish-
ing yaIuesf in furniture of very kind. Extra
have been put to work to Ill orders
promptly and you can rely on getting what
you order lust when it is promised. PRICES
WILL BE SENSATIoNALLY LOW.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-09

before you decide on your winter JACKET
sale price only $1,000.
Lot s-women's Monte Carlo and swag
ger Du Barry coats, in rough materials
and every fashionable fabric, SINNERS
satin lined-they are most elaborate gar
ments. others ask you s25, Hayden's sale
price only $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-09
Ping Pong! Ping Pong!

We carry the only complete stock OF
ping pong in the city and our prices are
the prices. Try us.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-09

WOOL DRESS GOODS.
$50 suitings, 5O-inch brilliantines. worth
A.98, and cheviots worth 81. 80, plaids
worth $50, navy cheviots worth $3.50,
black cheViots and a great many other
goods too numerous to mention, will be
closed out en-
at
All wool zebeline and wool henrietta, all
wool Venetians, worth up to Sl.OO and
- 25. will be closed out
~ blS
On one large counter will be placed rem
nants from 2h to 6 yards, in IS, 81, Sc and
IS inches wide. heavy suitings which sell
: In our regular dress goods department
at A.98-al on one counter An
We have dress goods suitable for chill
dren,s school dresses, at, per yard, Csc,
19c. l2lkc aMa
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-09
JeweIry Sales

Our watch department better than ever.
A few more of the gents watches, 20 year
guarantee; gold filled; hand engraved
cases; fitted with Elgin. Waltham or
Hampden movements. For Mondays sale
at $11.50.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-08-28
FAITH IN PALMA
HAS TAKEN ON
NEW HOPE
FINANCIAL CONDITION OF CUBA
is BELIEVED TO BE IN BETTER
CONDITION NOW THAN
EVER.

NEW YORK. Ang. Fifteen millions
are estimated as the Cuban governments
expenditure I'm the national budget, which
viii be presented TO congress next month.
and the national income is placed. cables
the Havana correspondent Of the Herald.
at SIS 000. 900. the same as during the mill
tary occupation. This provides a surplus
of three millions.
Confidence is steadily increasing in Pres
ident Palmas ability TO cope with the sit
uation. The senate bill. providing for a
national loan Of So. oOO,O 900. which went TO
TO the house Of representatives two weeks
ago. is still in the hands of the house
committee.
The sugar planters strongly favor the
four million dollar loan IN aid Of agri
culture, but are Indifferent regarding the
proposed loan Of $31. 100000 to pay back
salaries to the army. Members Of the
disbanded army, on the contrary. support
the larger loan, but are lukewarm con-
corning the smaller. 1t is generally be-
lieved that the interest and principal of
the smaller loan could be taken care Of
under present conditions but that the
payment Of the larger loan would require
an additional revenue, TO be raised prob
ably by a stamp tax.
The report of the commission which Wis
tied Washington TO confer with Secretary
Root about the Plat amendment is still
q secret document, reserved for future
publication.
Senior Terry's resignation as secretary OF
agriculture has been finally accepted.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-08-28
AN OLDVETERAN DIES
SUDDENLY AT THE HOME

A. w Newman, a former lieutenant IN
the Confederate army, and an inmate IN
the soldiers home, dropped dead In the
hallway of the temporary home. at ia
Marietta street yesterday at 1O:ZO
o'clock Death was caused by heart dis
ease. and was instantaneous.
Lieutenant Newman. had eaten break
fast with the other members Of the home,
and had taken SHORT walk down town.
AS ne entered the doorway ne sank % the
floor and a moment later was dead.
The veteran was 50 years of age and
had been an inmate of the home a year.
He complained of heart trouble when he
entered the home, but he was never real
" i'll. He was entered from pulaski coun-
ty.
It is not known at the home whether he
had relatives, and Captain Martin. Of
Hawkinsville. a trustee of the home, has
been wired to know what disposition is to
be made Of the body. The body is now at
the undertaking blishment of Hilburn
& Poole, where it will be kept until some
decision is reached. 1t is more than prob
able that he will be buried in the veterans
lot at Westview cemetery.
Newman was a lieutenant Of company
G, Fifth Georgia reserves, during the civil
war and served with gallantry.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-08-28
HIGGS ITO BLAME FOR
DETENTION OF:
FREEMAN
OWNERS OF CONVICT CAMP ARE
CLEARED OF ALL CHARGES BY
THE PRISON COMMISSION
YESTERDAY.

Sheriff HigSs, of Montgomery county, is
responsible, according to a decision of the
prison commission, for the unlawful de-
tention of w. B. Freeman in the Early
county convict camp after he had been
pardoned.
The commission. after hearing the evil
dence of J. W. Callahan, owner of the
camp where Freeman was detained. came
to that conclusion. The Galatians proved
conclusively that they released Freeman
the day the pardon papers arrived. and
that two weeks before they received the
papers they r1ade efforts to get them from
Riggs because they had read In the news
papers that Freeman had been pardoned.
Attorney Arthur Gray Powell repre-
scented the Galatians. and he presented
numerous afidavits to the effect that the
pardon did not come until August sth. He
also exhibited a receipt for a registered
letter signed by Higgs, which letter re-
ouested the pardon papers if he had them.
The envelope which contained the pardon
was also exhibited
At the beginning of the hearing Attor-
ney Powell demurred to the Jurisdiction
of the commission in the matter, but the
demurrer was overruled by the commits
sion, II being held that the commission
did have jurisdiction in such matters.
The Galatians were cleared on the
charge altogether, and il may be that
some action will be taken regarding Sher-
iff Higgs, who, the prison commission
saws caused the illegal detention Of
Freeman. The members of the commits
sion. Governor Gambler and Attorney
General Boylxin Wright were at the hear
ing.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-08-28
FLORIDA FIEND MAY
SWING FOR CRIME

PENSACOLA, Fla, Aug. pa large
mob Of the neighbors Of Mrs. Della Dixon,
the aged white woman who was criminal
~ assaulted Sunday by the negro, Son
ny Thompson. gathered in the suburbs
Of the city after midnight and sent mes
sage to Sheriff Smith that unless he
would promise a speedy trial of Thompson
they would take him out of jail and lynch
him.
Sheriff Smith held them in check by
promising 10 telegraph TO Judge Reeves.
who is at Saratoga. asking him TO return
at once and hold the trial
At 1 o'clock the hospital ambulance was
called out TO carry an III lady TO the hos
pital The mob thought this a trick OF
Sheriff Smith 10 remove Thompson from
the jail. and they held up the ambulance
and searched IL.
Armed guards are on duty at the jail.
as Il is feared the mob will grow i'm
patient and gather again tonight.
Sheriff Smith Will also ask for a militia
~ guard 20 protect the negro.
The story Of the negros crime is almost
unparalleled.
Mrs. Della Dixon. nearly 90 years of
age. and almost helpless, was assaulted
by Thompson at her home five miles
northwest Of this city.
The capture Of the negro and the ample
protection furnished him by Deputy Sher-
in Keeling was all that saved him from
being lynched at once by the Infatuated
neighbors. as the assault was the third
made upon the aged lady by Thompson.