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New-York tribune., 1902-02-09

oped rho democratic principle Of the nineteenth
century and that eye.y poet worthy Of mention
was politician. paper or the author Rlornson
was presented by Mrs. Cornell. in which She gave
some quotations from SiCurd Slemhe MISS Hcyt
rendered several numbers on the piano.
On THURSDAY evening in St Johns Church Miss
Iisette Sneden Lambert daughter Of Mr and
Mrs. William SpraGue Lambert. Of No 81 Sev-
enth-ave. was married to Dr. Frank Henry Knight,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs Henry G. knight, Of No. ~"
Vanderbrt-ave. The ceremony performed by
the Rev George + Breed pastor Of the church
Rryon Brooks best man. The ushers we're Dr.
Charles +. SCofeld. DR.. John r. Jennings. DR. An
drew J. Ciilmour and William s Clark Miss Jo-
sephiue l.. Higgins the maid OF honor and Miss
Iidfnrd and Miss Lawrence. Of Brooklyn. Miss
Carroll ~ Fishkill, and Miss Arnold were the
Lri1eeraide
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
NEW OFFIcERS ZOE rHE gTH REGLuENr

Colonel Morris, of the 9Th Regiment has de-
cided to hold another review and reception in the
latter part of February. The colonel expresses
himself as being highly pleased the unanimous
election of Captains Walton and By,ne tc the no
sition of major, and the harmony existing
among the officers he says. speaks well for the
future of the regiment. First Lieutenant r. w
Ward will succeed to the Captaincy in Company
ID. and Lieutenant James Lynch will succeed To
the captaincy in ComOany X Company II. Cap
tain Mackin, announces a vaudeville entertain
ment at the armOry for the evening OF February
q, at which professional performers will appear
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
FOURTEENTH REGIMEN NEWS

Colonel Kline of the 18th Regiment will hold a
review of the regiment the latter part OF February
and the reviewing officer will he Major General
Roe. Othcers Will take up revolver practice In the
arnSory iSy range on February 20, and considerable
rlVairy Is promised Company L has rendered the
nomination of first lieutenant 10 FREDERICK Ma
quand a former member of Troop c. Iieutena MT
r. X POST VIII shortly be elected captain of Com
pany |. Company d will hold concert and re
cep:ion at the armory the evening of Febru-
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
ROBBED FIVE TINES IN A YEAR

THIEVES HAVE HABIT OF STEALING
FROM THIS APARTMENT HOUSE.
The new apartment house No. 457 State-st,
Brooklyn has been robbed five times within the
last year The thieves have evidently come 10
believe that they have certain vested rights in
the premises and that one has any authority
to object to their visits This idea dispelled
yesterday when the janitor Of the house found a
burglar in the basement and gave chase. lie de
carcs he would have caught the intruder but Tor
"a small piece Of ice. which he slipped
\ few moments later. according to the jdnttor, n
roundsmau and patrOman Sauntercd leiSurely
around corner. and expressed astonishment
when Informed Of what had occurred. The burg
lar had broken omen chest in one Of the Co3lbtES
and was ransacking it when surprised by the
janitor. Among the articles that have been taken
from the premises are lead pipe. bicycles. trunks
and pieces OF household furniture.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
LEyrEy SERTICEs Ar EPIPHANY CHURCH.

Al the Church of the Epiphany NcOohous -,
and -rornnkins-are BrcoKiyn. this morning the Kew
DR. Dean Richmond Babbitt will preach on
Movement Of the Soul Toward God. ana az ~
u m on "Attractiveness OF Religion for the AOu1s
and Old Lenten services AT the EplPHdsnS pPs- W ~
baI5 ss fOIlOv-s- ash Wednesday. FepruATS
morning praver and sermon. l0;iS: evening pm -
and sermon rs Thereafter daily services NJ
haId ar 4 n m and on Wednesdays ana rLius,
at rs o. m: confirmation classes after eaea -
vice.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
$, 1. BALDWIN TO SUCCEED DUDLEY 8UCk.

HE WILL BECOME oEGANIST oF HOLY TRINITT
CHURCH On MAY
Samuel \ Baldwin has been chosen as 'rSanls'
and choirulaster Of Holy Trinity Church, 70 sue
coed D,dlev Puck who recently resigned after a
quarter of a century's service. Mr. Baldwin VIII
assume his new duties on May f. Clares stuart
Phillips. who has been filling the pla-e since last
October has been appointed assistant choirmaster-
Mr. Baldwin is nov orsanist and chCirmaster OF
the Church of the TutCrCessiou- He was Of the
ten American CrganiSjS who save recttats AZ tnc
Worlds Fair in Chicago. He was puph u a.
tav VerEcI and began his career at the aSe OF NJ
teen since which he has had twenty years eNpSIi-
enCe in ST Paul Minneapolis and Chicago ne haS
attained some prominence also as a composer
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
RESIGNATION IN THE SECOND BRIGADE

captain john II. Shuts, jr.. aid on the star Of
Brlsadier General James McIeer. of the Second
Brigade, has sent in his resignation He was an
pointed from civil life in February 1895 and for
the last year has not performed any duty, by
reason or absence from the State -
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
THINK THERE Is 4 GANG or DOG THIEVES
FIVE PETS HAVE DISAPPEARED RECENTLY FROM
THE PARK SLOPE.

THE PARK SLOPE.
Five valuable dogs have recently disappeared
from various houses on the Park slope. Brooklyn.
and the residents of that section have come to be-
ueve that gang Of dog thieves is operating in the
neghborhood. About two weeks ago J. NJ. Ford
ham, Of No S9l Cnion-st.. and Mrs. ]. Ruprecht. of
No. $50 Union St each lost valuable Irish setter,
and DR.. Roscoe Bell veterinary surgeon. lost
French poodle. Previously Miss May ConrOy. of
No. S43 Presdent-st. had her French fox terrier
taken. and dog owned by Miss Anna Hamilton,
of No SIS UnioT-st also disappeared.
Mr. Fordham'S Irish setter named Prince.
and had been in the family about five years. The
others also family pets, and highly
priced The officers of the Society for the Preven-
ton of Cruelty to Animals have been instructed TO
keep a watch for the animals, and return them to
their owners If found.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
WORK on NEW BRIDGE CABLES.

THE STRUCTURE MAY GET THE NAME OF
THE WILLIAMS BRIDGE. DE-
SPITE MR.. SWANSTROM
In view Of the refusal Of Bridge Commissioner
IindenthaI extend the time in which the
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09

Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Salter have issued cards
for the wedding of their daughter. Miss Katherine
Foster Salter TO Gilbert T. Woodruff Of Newark,
n j.. to take place on Thursday al the Church Of
Our Saviour. The ceremony will be followed by a
small reception at the home Of the brides parents.
No IO2 Gates-avc Miss Salter's attendants will he
Miss Anne Salter. maid of honor. and Miss Agnes
Dyer and Miss Eleanor Hastings. of this borough
Miss Lillian Woodruff and Miss May Baker. of
Newark. and Miss Anna Tracy of Rrookline.
Mass Dayton X. Price will attend Mr.. Woodruff
best man. and the ushers will be D. Ellis Wood
null Clifford Woolson and Herbert Walsh, of New
ark Richard Ridgway. of Jersey city Heights.
and Harry MCGOWAN and John l.. Salter. jr, OF
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
DIR. HFPEDITH I'LL N HEITCO
HE WENT THERE on \ VACATION AND WAS At
Tackled WITH KIDNEY TROUBLE

The Rev DR.. Robert r. Meredith pastor Of the
Tompkins Avenue Congrega tiOnal Church, VINO
went To Mexico three weeks ago on a vacation. Is
seriously i'll with kidney trouble in the CITY or
Mexico, according To messaSe from MIS- NEW
9th received in BROOKLYN recently. For sew
eraI years DR.. Meredith has suffered rom sItG
which attacked him again in December On 10
Sundays he was unable 10 preach and the orlceIs
Of the church gave him a i've weeks Nacalioh;;
His condition was greatly improved on MS drSlNdI
in Mexico and the news of his serious illness came
to his friends yesterday a surprise
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09

a musical. under the auspices OF the Crbside
Committee of St. Christopher's Hospital will take
place at Association Hall on Monday evening, Feb
ruary "a The proceeds to go to the roof
garden fund of the hospital. Among the patron
esses are Mrs. William 6. Low. Mrs. Daniel
Chauncey. Mrs. William l.. Van Sindercn, Mrs.
Charles NJ Field. Mrs Samuel Bovine Duryea. Mrs.
Joseph Haslehurst, Mrs. John b. Woodward, Mrs.
Edward H. Litchfcd, Mrs A. Augustus Low.
Mrs. Eben J. Knowlton and Mrs. Edmund Terry.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09

The second and last of the assembly balls was
danced on Tuesday evening at the Art Association
Rooms. Mrs. A. 4. Low, Mrs. James l.. Morgan
and Mrs. Edward II. LitChield received. The deco
ratiOns similar to those at the first ball The
ceiling covered with white meshed net and
Southern smaX. Wyllys Terry LED the COtillon
which danced after supper.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09

Of the scheme Of heautifynG the Parkway, said
Yesterday 70 Tribune reportor-
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09

Thomas r Rockford, OF No s57 ST Mark's-avc..
has arranged a card party for tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Desmond Dunno, Of No. - Prospect Park
West, at home yesterday afternoon from until
o'clock. Mrs William II. Nichols. ir. has issued
cards for reception tomorrow afternoon from {
until o'clock at her home No. 3Gi CInton-ave
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09

The engagement Is announced Of Miss Margaret
Collins. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Chester Worth
ington Collins, Of No 2H jefferson ave, Herbert
T. Weston Of Beatrice Neb
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09

At dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mar
vim Howard at their home. No. 226 Lincoln Place,
Tuesday evening, the engagement was an
nounced of their daughter, Miss Ruth Wadsworth
Howard, to Alfred Ludlow Ferguson son of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Ferguson, of Manhattan. Miss
Howard formally introduced 10 society last
winter.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09

on Monday evening Mrs. George Henry Bennett
of No 275 Clinton-aVe. held the last in her series
at homes She assisted I'm receiving by
Mrs. William H. Bennett and Miss Lillian O'Meara
The tea tables were in charge of Miss Grace Egtn-
ton. OF Manhattan. and Miss May Lewis. Of this
borough on the following evening Mrs Henri
Werlemann. OF No. 2i9 Carroll Park. held the last
Of her three a homes. She was assisted by Mrs
Henry J. LamarChe OF Manhattan; Mrs Matthew
J. Lamarche, Miss Weremann and Miss Henrietta
WhitridEe Dali.
The engagement is announced Of Miss Margaret
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09

The first of the semimonthly meetings of the
Colona CIub FOR February held AT the home
of Mrs Lewis. No Ill St Mark save On Thursday
afternoon. The committee literature provided
an interesting prosl ANNE. Mrs. Valentine the
chairman, read from several Scandinavian authors
while Mrs Garthwait presented a paper on Ibsen
which stated incidentally that Norway had devel.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09

An entertainment for the benent OF the Memorial
Hospital will be given tomorrow at the Union
League Club. Breakfast viii be served to be fol-
lowed by military euchrc. The demand for tick
cts Is unusually great and a large attendance Is
expected The affair viii be in charge Of the fol-
lowing committee: Mrs J. II Burtis Mrs " l.
Allen. Mrs: S Walker. Mrs. W. II. Aten. Mrs VIII
lam Boardman, Mrs. +. G. Jeffrey. Mrs. D. w.
Hildreth. Mrs. y II. Munson. Mrs. j. r Rogers.
Miss A. Is. Mirrieees. Mrs. Charles VI. Skinner and
Mrs. a. Il TIL.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09

The engagement recently announced OF Miss
Elizabeth Hall. daughter of Mrs. Henry r. Hall
OF NO. 81 Eighth-ave., and William Rutger John
Pianten son of Mr.. and Mrs John Rutger Plan
ten Of No. "a Eghth-avc. Mr. Panten is a grad
uate or Columbia University and played one OF
the leading roles IN the last performance of the
dramatic organization of that university. given
for HOand -.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-01
Furniture

All we ask is for you to come and see.
Take no ones word for it. We are here
to show you and are convinced II you
will AXE the trouble'to come in this week
we will show you the best couch ever Of
feIed anywhere for .......... ......S4.75
We have just secured the entire couch
n parlor goods stock of a prominent
manufacturer and place on sale this week
200 couches at SAFE a couch that always
sells at $3.50.
What kind Of a couch is 1t? Well, here
you are. 1t is made up with the full num-
Der OF best steel springs; it has a canvas
bottom and every button is riveted on, not
sewed. The upholstery is the best grade
Of 2, 8 and 4 toned velours and every couch
has spring edge. A $3.50 couch for $4.75.
SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY FURNITURE.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-01
JeWeIFy Sale

Mems 16 size gold filled watches. guaran-
teed to wear twenty years; screw back
and bezzel. absolutely dust proof, fitted
With Is jewel, Elgin or Waltham move
ment, Monday $3.50
Ladies' 6 size solid gold watches. fancy en-
graved cases. fitted with Elgin or
Waltham movement. worth $500, Mon
Mems IS size gold filled watches, fitted
with good American movements. l.. $3.50
Ladies' 6 size watches. guaranteed ten
years.
Men, heavy nat solid gold rings. in ruby.
emerald and sapphire setting. at. ..a2-ss
Ladies' heavy solid gold rings. In ruby. en-
eraId and tourQuoise settings. at. ...s2SS
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-01
Great Curtain Sale

We will place on sale Monday about 1900
pairs of curtains ranging in value from
$50 to $3.50; because some OF these
curtains are slightly damaged through
the breaking Of a water pipe, but the
great bulk are as good as new. being only
slightly rufied; they consist of fine
Nottinghams. Swiss. Brussels, Irish point
and other desirable styles; 1 lot ranging
in value from $50 TO $3.50 on sale at. .45c
Second lot. worth $3.50 to $500. sale
price,. -. ..,.............-....fl.1o
Third lot, a grand assortment, ranging
in value from $500 TO $3.50. your choice
Great sale on our regular drapery stock
Monday at almost x prevailing prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-01
Carpets

Special sale on everything In the carpet
and rug lines.
Big line OF art squares in all sizes and
eolorings from s2.s5 up.
Extra heavy all wool ingrains at......5sc
Brussels carpets, per yard. 4SC. 5sc and. CSC
Wilton velvet carpets. per d..........ss SEC
Fiber carpet per yd, S5c. SOC n nd. coo
japanese mating per I'd. zoe Csc and soc
Chinese mating. per I'd. 12hc OILS
Special sale of japanese porch blinds. sxs,
tL0o; SIS. $40; 1OxS................s2 $500
Window Shades.
7-fOOt shades costing but...............2O zoe
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-01

Beautiful line OF colored glasses. vases 10c
6-piece berry set, IRE polished crystal.
6-piece cream sets. fine polished crystal,
Handled sherbert cups ...............,..4c
American porcelain plates, pie size ......1e
American porcelain plates, tea size. ...,. &c
American porcelain plates. dinner size &c
American porcelain cups and saucers.
each
American porcelain vegetable dishes....2 20
American porcelain meat platters........6c
All sizes lamp ehimneys
Gas and gasoline nantes. .....- ......5o
Complete brackets. with rshectors. $50. Gle
Decorated cups and s~aueers. now blue.
each
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-01
Ladies' and
GhiIdren's c0rsets
Furnishings and Underwear

take adies' isle thread combination suits, low
NOT peck. knee length, wide umbrella style,
Whaeace trimmed. worth 76c. at.........Ssc
Se,rees f nne Isle thread vests in white and
80 colors. worth 25o, At............15c
FIorana.' nne knit drawers. umbrella style
that ion, trimmed, worth Soc, at..........26e
with fancy parasols. plain colors. fancy
ahouldn'ters or chiffon trimmed. worth $3.50
ate and c--.-. ..-- .SSc
money vii ,nne silk parasols in all the latest
ting the ms, worth $3.50 and $500. at. .s1.9s
Today. mcstraight front batiste corsets at. 49c
carry on t-ners rust-proof tape girdles for
people are and misses. s1.OO quality at.... $50
salaries Z a W. shirt waist distender. -. .60c
ture is tlue belt corset and the Memo self
bilious efAns for .s~tout~hgures. at,..,....s2.5
'syndicat, Csc fast black and fancy colored
plays areings
orateness SOC hpe isle thread stockings in
ago unthosSnd fancy colors. at............25e
and unlet's shAw-knit stockings, at ..,.25c
through tWhite and colored laundried shirt
Therefore. regular s1.o0 value. at........4sc
art Is noOc colored waists at............,.25 Csc
II appeAlAie stockings in all sizes. at....12hc
INSTINCT muslin drawers and gowns trim
70 notice Nth lace or embroidery, worth zoe.
eon .49c
anu aides nne nainsoOk corset covers and
drawers trimmed with nne lace inserting
and edge. worth $500. at............sS $50
ladies' fine cambria skirts. gowns and
chemise trimmed with hne lace and en-
b~roidsry. worth S1-50 to $500. at....SSc
ladies' hne nainsOok gowns, low neck and
elbow sleeves, trimmed with nne Valen-
cennes lace and insertion and embroid-
cry edges and insertion. worth SlSO to
WOO, SOC
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-01

Two cases fun size. extra heavy crochet
bedspreads. eaeh..---...-..--s.'-. ',''oSc
Three cases Marseilies pink. blue and red
bedspreads. each S1-15. worth.......-Sz.OO
Two cases. s5-inch wide. az yds- long.
fringed Marseiles patterns. each 3L1S'
regular price ....--...... -..-..-..'s-V0
One case. extra large Marseilles bedspreada,
each Sl6o. worth...-.-..-.-.......-.s1.oO
Two cases. full size. extra heavy. crochet
Msrseilles pattern. our regular SLzs'
each ..............s.. ss..s-".''''''o'
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-01

All our scheurer, Lauth & Gle. (France)
Printed Alma-Gauze, Coo quality, Monday
35c yard.
All our Gros Roman & Gle. CFrance)
Printed Embroidered Dot Swiss, 75c and Soc
quality, Monday 4Sc yard.
All our Alfred Severn & Co. (England)
Black and Colored Grenadines, Toe, $50 and
s1.25 quality, Monday 65c yard.
All our Aug. Behmer & Son Germany
Colored Wasting Linens, Acc quality. Mon
day Csc yard.
All our Partisan Novelty Waist Patterns
(embroidered) worth $500 to $1,000 each.
t3.9s pattern.
NAIL oRDERS-You can find any ia
able mention in any fashion periodical, an
lars promptly upon request.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-01
Wall Paper and Paint

The greatest bargains ever shown In wall
paper. Prices cut 70 elearstOck Beat grades
white blanks, z16e roll Pine gfits at sAe
per roll An other grades In proportion
Best ready mixed paints per gALInn----sSe
Vsruhh@ stains uEmek 1d bruEhaa
~ UsGEfT E1hnrsd prhc1G
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-01
Shirt Waistings and
White Dress Goods

Greatest sale Of the season on shirt
waistings and white dress goods will take
place on Monday.
You will be sorry II you fail to see our
large line before buying; it is the largest
in the city, and on Monday W. will make
bargain day.
New lot OF white dotted swisses just re-
ceived; dots are in all sizes, from per
yard, 10 QUO
Dotted swiss, In all the latest c%olors, from,
per yard 10 DOC
Persian Lawn. from. per yard....25c to SOC
Opera Batiste. per yard. .S5c. 45c and soc
French lawn and batiste. AS-inch wide, for,
per yard .............4sc, SOC. Csc and 75c
White o~rgandies. 6s-inch wide, 75c quality,
for
White Organizes, 6S-inch wide, soc quality,
for
White Organizes, 6s-inch wide, S1.10 quail
ity, Tor .oSc
20, 200 yards white goods. in stripes. open
work and plain, from. per yard loo to $50
1000 yards Victoria Lawn, 4O-inch wide,
regular 15c, for .lOe
10000 yards Victoria Lawn, 40-inch wide,
regular zoe, for................,.......15 c
20, 900 yards India Linon. from, per
yard To- SOC
oxford cheviots. regular 4Oc. for, per
yard
Madras cloth, regular soc, for, per yd. S5c
DAmask shirt wasting. regular 75c, for,
per yard
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-01
Drug Prices Cut

Best alcohol for medicinal purposes. pit, 4Oc
Bay Rum, pint. 400
Wood Alcohol. pint......................15c
SPIT. Camphor, SOC
Glycerine. pure, pint....................4O c
l box of fresh SeidIitz Powders ........15
one-eighth OF. vial Of ouinine.
one-fourth OF. vial of Quinine ....... Csc
The above drugs are of the best quality.
Purity guaranteed.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-01
Hayden Bros Buy Shoes

From w we'll known manufacturers at about c on the dollar. Theses are
nov arriving and e on sale Monday. The big store las offered you BARGAINS
80 ht tMs ,ort,nats purchase enables III to offer you these goods at les thai
he cost to make
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-01
Attend Our Famous III
80 Minute Sales

wide, S5c Henriettas, $3.50 Paids. $3.50 and
$500 Suitings, in patterns from Sh to 9
yards, only 1 pattern to a Gus kA
toner, at, per yard...."..........tVG
FROM 2,aO TO 8 p. NJ.
We will sell SC and 71kc Towels, only L.
2 pairs to q customer, at, each......."LC
FROM 3 TO $3.50 y. NJ.
We will sell Simpsons Fancy Sateens.
worth 1Oc a yard, only 10 yards to a Ola
customer, at, per yard........,...G2S
FROM : 3 TO 4 Il. M.
We will sell extra heavy yard wide m
bleached LII Muslin, worth $40 a yard,
only 10 yards to a customer, 91A
at, per
FROM 4 TO $3.50 II. Nj.
We will sell Ioc Dimities, In all the new
shades, only 10 yards to a Gus IL
toner. at, per yard...."..."..."..I2G
FROM 4i3O TO . p. NJ.
We will sell fine Bleached Muslin, regular
SIC grade, only 10 yards to a Gus 9la
toner, at, per yard..........,....62S
FROM 3 TO 3 T.. NJ.
We will sell &c. TIC and 10c Towels, only q
pairs to a customer, at, 14a
eaCn ~
BE SURE AND ATTEND THESE SALES
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-01
Cheese Specials
Butter and Eggs

Fancy sepArRtsfs 4eamery per lb........21o
Cholee daf-N ~ $50
Strictly frs per lie
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-01

FROM $3.50 TO 10 A. NJ.
We will sell Outing Flannel. light colors,
in checks and stripes, only 10 yards Ia
to a customer, at, per yard.............tS
FROM 10 TO 1880 A. NJ.
We will sell short lengths of Dimities. Ba-
tistes, O~rgandies and Lawns, worth lc
to sec, only 10 yards to a GUS Ola
toner, at, per yard........u.....G2G
FROM 1880 TO IL A. NJ.
We will sell 15-inch check Toweling, the
regular Size grade, only 10 yards to IL
a customer, at, per yard.
FROM IL TO 1I,3O A. NJ.
We will sell Turkey Red Damask. regular
25c grade, only 5 yards to a GUS 7la
TONER, at, per yard................I2G
FROM 1 TO 8 3 y. NJ.
We will sell Hills Muslin, a little fined and
heavier than Lonsdale, soft finish and
worth SIC a yard, oply 10 yards to AIn
a customer, at, per yard...........!FSV
FROM 1870 TO 2 Il. M.
We will sell Unbleached Muslin, regular &c
grade, only 10 yards to a customer, liz
at, per
FROM 2 tt $3.50 p. NJ.
We will sell all wool Dress Goods, 54-inch
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-01
Napkins
Sheeting and Muslin

s4 unbleached sheeting. regular 1sc, for,
per yard
"a unbleached sheeting. regular zoe, for,
per yard
s-4 bleached sheeting. regular zoe. for,
per yard
"a bleached sheeting. regular 22c. for.
per yard
1s yards Old Glory muslin, for........31.OO
TIC bleached muslin for, per yard ..5%c
English long cloth, II yds. or..........s5c
Remnants of table linen at reduced
prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-01

Wht red Shopping
Get n freel OF our delicious cocoa.
and a tas - freSh a our
a. We are introducing
our elegant iral Goa and chocolate and
pure fresh nd ,kers,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-01
In Our Main Wash Goods Dept. Monday
Stylish, High Grade Wash
Dress Goods Slaughtered.
PRICES ON THE NEWEST FINEST IMPORTED FABRICS CUT
AND SLASHED WAY BELOW REGULAR BARGAIN COUNTER RATES.
THE BACKWARD SEAS0NIS THE REASON FOR THE PRICE
SLASHING SALES WHICH WE C oMMENCE MONDAY.

All our 7-yard pattern 45-inch Embroid-
cred Swiss, worth 75c yard, Monday $3.50
pattern.
5000 yards Silk Null, in black or white,
the 45c grade, Monday 25c yard.
100 pieces 40-inch Batistes. all colors inc
black, worth zoe yard. Monday 10c yard.
We also display Monday the greatest as
sortment of all the new, up-to-date do
nestle Batistes and Dimities in styles not
found anywhere else In the west For
popular wear these fabrics are recognized
as the best Of all for real, genuine service
and satisfactory in every particular for
all around wear. Are priced at 15c yard.
,ric at Hayden's that has received favor
d wo gladly send samples and full p~articu-