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The age-herald., 1902-01-25
New ,,rIeans Cotton Market.

New Orleans, January A.-The spot cotton market was very firm today the factorage element generally being dis posed to hold for slightly higher than board prices; under these conditions buy CTS are only filling imperative orders. Sales, 5250 bales, including 140o to arrive. Quotations unchanged. Futures opened 1 to points down. After the first call Theo. Prices short crop statement caused a slight improvement and favorable ca bles received little later assisted ma terially in holding the market up until the close when the list showed net gains of to 3 points.
 New Orleans, January N.-Cotton firm; sales, 52O0; ordinary 6lkc: good ordinary, 7e; low middlins, s-1sc; middling, 77se; ;, good middling, sisc; middling fair 9-16c: receipts S547; stock 379ln.
 Consolidated statement: Net receipts, 2OS, 2o4; exports to Great Britain, 6eSss; ex- ports to France, 1s,9sa: exports to the continent, 6s. 302; stock, s74657.
 New Orleans, January 24.-Cotton fu- lures quiet and steady; January, 7.S8 bid February. 7,SSG7 S9; March, 7.94Q7. .95; April, 79SlS, ,O0; May, S.04QS.05; June, S.o7qs .Osj July, s.12as.1S.
The age-herald., 1902-01-25

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The age-herald., 1902-01-25
The cottsr Market

New York, January 24.-Spot Rio coffee quiet; No invoice 6; mild, quiet; Cor dova 71sQ11. Options opened steady 5q1O points lower, in keeping with weakness in European markets, under tremendous receipts at the ports and in the interior of Brazil and under fairly active selling for both accounts. Trading all the early session was along rather conservative lines, with the talent somewhat mixed on it's position. While bearish at heart as general thing few operators cared to put out extensive new lines inasmuch as the market is down heavily from top figures and has had many weak long in terests shaken out. During the afternoon the market was quiet but steady. with prices up points on the opening bid. The close was steady, with prices net un- changed to points lower. Total sales were 25,o0O bags. including March 5.70 May b.sc@5. .95i September 6.2OQ6 .25; Octo- Der 6.30; December 6.45.
The age-herald., 1902-01-25

New York Cotton Futures. By Private Wire to H. D. Cothran Go.
The age-herald., 1902-01-25

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour-Steady. Wheat-No 3, 74@751sc; No. 2 red. s4c. Oats-No. 2, 441aq44a4c; No. white, 45s4c; No 3 white, 447sq45&c.
 Rye--No. 2, 62c
 Barley-Choice malting, 5sQ621sc. Flax Seed; No. l, S1.oo1s; No. 1 north western, s1.70.
 Timothy Seed-Prime, $6.50.
 Mess Pork-Per barrel, s16.15016.20. Lard-Per 100 pounds, $9 ,25d9.30. Short Ribs Sides-Loose. sS.SOQS.4 45, Dry Salted Shoulders-Boxed, 71s@714c. Short Clear Sides-Boxed, $S. 70q8. 80. Whisky-Basis of high wines, s1.32. Clover-Contract grade, $96OQ9.65. On the produce exchange today the but ter market was steady; creamery, 15@ 231kc; dairy, 14Q2Oc cheese steady, 10@ 1Oa4c; eggs easy. fresh, 22d2S15c.
The age-herald., 1902-01-25
THE LOCAL MARKETS
Local Cotton Market.
Local Iron Market.
Local { locks and Bonds.

Corrected Daily by Caldwell & Ward Bankers. 2o15 First Avenue. Tele-
 phone 753 (See Card.)
The age-herald., 1902-01-25

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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-02-21
Its Cause, Effect and Pos.
tive Cure.

Disordered nerves cause more real
misery than any other complaint, and
no trouble grows worse more rapidly
through neglect, or through the use
of Intellectual remedies. Overwork,
worry, undue strain of mind and
body, imprudence and excuses of all
sorts, help to bring on a disordered
state of the nerves, which if not
attended to, rapidly runs into Nervous
Prostitution, Nervous Debility, Hys-
terra, Melancholia and even Insanity
itself Are you low spirited or de-
pressed; do you worry over trifles;
are you irritable; do you find it hard
to fix your mind on your work; are
you drowsy after eating and wakeful
at night; is your circulation slow F?
These are the unerring signals of SER
lous nervous trouble. In LAXlNE we
have the ideal remedy that steadies
the Nerves, relieves the tension upon
them, gives them a chance to repair
their shattered condition, tones up
the general system, and makes mag
netic manhood and womanhood. It
does all this promptly, surely and
safely, without the aid Of the danger
GUS drugs supposed to be essential in
medicines of this kind.
LANlNE is a scientifically prepared
product which feeds the exhausted
Nerves, tones and strengthens the
general system, enriches the blood.
tranquilizes the mind, fortifies the
whole body, and turns your distress
to comfort.
Many cases of Kidney and Urinary
Complaints, Impoverished Blood, also
Female Troubles, are accompanied
with extreme nervousness. In all
such cases take LAXlNE.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-02-21
Why Good Blood Is Neces.
sary for Health.

Good health demands good blood.
There is no difference of opinion on
this point. Doctors disagree on
almost every other part or function of
the body. but they stand solidly to
gether in insisting that the blood
must be pure, strong and abundant.
If your blood is not right it tells you
so in unmistakable language. When
your system lacks blood you are pale,
listless and have the much iol<ed
about tired feeling And it is no
joke either. If your blood is impure
Pimples appear upon your face. You
may also have boils or assesses. A
sore on your body heals slowly, if at
all. Heed the red flag of danger
when you see pimples come, or if YOU
are pale and losing flesh. LAXINE
brings back the color to the wasted
cheeks and surely and speedily elimi-
mates all poisons from the system.
Its mission is to build up and enrich
the blood, thus enabling it to make
plenty OF new healthy tissue.
. LAxINE lisa wonderful Spring Tonic.
It should be freely taken by the
whole family, as the rigors of winter
depart. 1t cleans out and brushes
up the whole system, and after it's
use you will meet the approaching
warm weather refreshed and ready
tor the good things of life, and not in
the usual listless, weary manner so
common to many.
The worst cases of Chronic Rheu-
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LAxINE. Rheumatism is mainly a
a blood disorder and no better cure
tor this painful malady can be found
anywhere.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-02-21
With Its Attendant
Ills.

The most common of all human
complaints. The complaint which
comes with our first garments, and
which will last just so long as men
.andwomen persist in defying natures
laws as regards diet, daily habits,
exercise, etc. While it is a source of
discomfort and ill-feeling of itself, the
chief danger lies in neglected Consti-
.pation leading to other and more
serious troubles. Bad Blood, Piles
Chronic Liver Complaint, serious
Kidney arrangements and many
other obscure and complicated
troubles, have often had their begin
ming in simple Constipation, made
worse by persistent neglect. Gener-
allyspeaking, Constipation indicates
either disordered Liver, or a dys-
peptic condition of the stomach; some
times combination of both troubles.
1t is very commonly brought on by
being irregular about performing the
duties of nature.
In LAxlNE we have perfect and
rational cure for all phases of this
complaint, and we unhesitatingly
agree to cure any case of Constipa-
ton, no matter how long standing or
obstinate.
If you have a sallow, yellow COM
plexion, yellowish eyeballs, tired-out
feeling, dizziness, vertigo. variable
appetite or sick headache, take Lax
me as directed and drink freely of
good water, and your Constipation
will be cured to stay cured.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-02-21
The Complaint Of the
Century.

No part of the body receives more
ill treatment than the stomach. For
years the stomach will care for all.
sorts of illy-cooked, half-chewed.
greasy, indigeStible foods, at all
hours, without complaining. Then
come the warning signals of lndiges-
ton; neglect these and you will soon
learn that no organ in your body can
hit back so hard and intlict so much
misery as your stomach, as when the
horrors of Dyspepsia are hourly with
you. Still, Dyspepsia is not a par
ticularly dangerous disease. 1t sell
dom causes death. 1t merely permits
the sufferer to linger in misery for
the allotted time of life.
If you have bloated feeling
across the stomach. especially after
meals, belching of sour, foul gases
and tlatulence; burning sensation
at the pit of the stomach, loss of appe-
tite, general debility, constipation,
sour taste in the mouth on arising.
ETC., take comfort in the knowledge,
so often expressed, that LAXINE has
proved itself to be a sure and unfail-
ing specific for all troubles of stomach
and bowels.
The never-failing remedial action
of this medicine is felt from the first
dose, while a few days treatment
works wonders.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13
Mems Hat Sale

The greatest assortment in Omaha to Sc
Iect from. Special sales Monday. Derbys
in all the new shades and sizes, in brown
and black, at s1.0O. $1.25. $3.50, S1.75, $500.
$3.50 and $500 worth up to $500. See our
$3.50 special.
A swell line OF panamas in high and low
crown, wide and narrow rim and silk band
IN otter, pearl, slate and black. These are
swell beaver hats selling at soc. tl.bO and
S2.O0. See our $3.50 special. A new line OF
fedoras just arrived. in all colors. and at
prices to suit everybody, Use, S5c, Sl.OO,
3l,25, $3.50. s1.7b, $500. $2.25 and $3.50. See
our $3.50 special. We are showing a large
variety OF Pasha hats In brown. pearl, otter.
black and nutria, at 75o, 95c, 800, Si.25.
$3.50 and $500. See our S1.00 special. A
full line Of colonel's and railroad hats, in
Autria, black. brown and pearl, at Toe. Sl.Oo,
Si.25. $3.50 and $500.
A nice showing OF boys hats in panama.
fedora. pasha and railroad shapes, and all
colors, at sec. csc. $500. S1.25.
Our mems and boys spring and summer
caps are now on sale. the golf, yacht and
automobile shapes, IN all colors and sizes.
at csc, soc, 75c aud s1.0O.
Tam o'Shanters in blue. red, brown and
black. at csc, 45c. SOC.
Get Hsyden's prices on trunks and va
lAes.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13
The Greatest Variety
of Fine Wash Goods
in Omaha

SPECIAL WASH GOODS SALE MONDAY.
Dotted crepe (women silk dots), in col
ors, worth soc, at 19c yd.
Anderson's Scotch madras, 25c and 3oc
quality, at 19c yd.
Silk Mouis de Sole, in black and white
(45c grade), 22hc yd.
Linen madras 22-in. wide (pure linen),
in plain shades and stripes. worth soc, at
29c I'd.
Sill embroidered muslins, in exclusive
styles, worth Csc, at SOC I'd.
French grenadines, black grounds, col
ored stripes, worth CSC, at SOC I'd.
Silk and linen chambray, plain shades. 80
inches wide, 8 inches wider than any 800
grade in Omaha, at S9c yd.
Silk and linen wash silks, rs inches wide,
In stripes, for waistings, Acc I'd.
Genuine all linen etamins, in the newest
shades, 39c I'd.
Hand loom Saint Gard Swiss, the 800
quality, at CSC I'd.
$3.50 quality 4S-inch embroidered silks
and linens, on sale Monday at $1.25 I'D.
All mail orders receive the full sale bene>
Ats II received before Wednesday a. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13
The Most Sensational Selling Of Black
Silk in the History of Our Store,
Monday.

Nowhere in the whole country can you
duplicate these bargains. We have a sur
plus Of FINE BLACK SILKS that we will
simply sell at prices that seem absurd for
such fine qualities. BLACK SILKS are In
strong demand for spring and you should
take advantage.
80 pieces of pure silk black %taffeta, full
27-iDeh wide, a fine smooth quality and
never before sold at this price-50 cents.
RAGLAN RUsTLING TAFFETA is extra
heavy, 27-inch wide, pure silk and confined
to Hayden Bros. for Omaha, sold regularly
for $1.75. on sale Monday. s1.O0.
Extra black taffeta bargain, 27-in. wide,
pure silk, for only SOC.
BLACK YARD WIDE TAFFETA, fine i'm
ported silk, usually sold for $3.50. at soc.
54-in. wide BLACK TAFFETA, always
sells for SO, Monday at $1.75.
WE HAVE THE LARGEST AND FIN
EST STOCK OF BLACK MORE SILKS
IN OMAHA.
The prices on the most stylish silk cut
about In two for Mondays sale.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13

isc to boc will go on Monday at, q yard 1oc,
Large line Of Dimities. Batistes, Organ
dies. white goods, etc., worth from i2Mc to
Zoe. Monday at &c.
A large line of last years Dimities, Or
candies, Batistes, etc, worth from 12lho
to 1bc, good goods, fast colors; in order to
close them out quickly we will place them
on one large square at, a yard &c.
On another large square we will place
.36-inch Percales. worth 19c; 32-inch Per-
Gales in dark and light colors, worth 15c;
2S-inch Madras cloth. worth 15c; s6-nch
extra heavy Calico. worth 12Mc; yard-wide
Outing Flannel, worth 15c; extra heavy,
S2-inch Outing Flannel. worth loo; all on
this counter will go Monday at, a yard &c.
Full standard prints, 27-inch Percales,
worth INC; double-fold Cotton Fancies, 2s
inches wide, worth S1zc: while they last
on one counter at, a yard &c.
Special sale on Table Covers for half
their regular value.
MEMS N BOYs' PANTS.
An odd lot of Mems pants that sold from
$500 to $500 a pair, a good assortment, all
styles and sizes; while they last you can
buy them for $3.50 a pair.
Another line of Mems Pants, worth from
$500 to $500 a pair. In order to close them
out quickly go at, a pair 95c.
An odd lot Of Boys Pants. worth from
s1.50 to $3.50, good sizes and good colors; in
order to close them out quickly we will sell
them at, q pair soc.
Boys ;1.0O, all-wool knee Pants, in 2 lots,
at 35c.
So and 75c Pants, in order to close them
out quickly, at. a pair 25c and S5c.
DC AND Toe COUNTERS.
On our &c and 10c counters you will find
Saws. Screw Drivers, strainers, Busters,
Trays, Cups and Saucers. Bowls, Cream
Pitchers. Toasters. Plates, Vases, Knives,
Salt and Peppers. Egg Beaters, Soldering
Sets, Dippers. Tack Hammers, Racks.
Lemon Squeezers and other things too
numerous to mention.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13
Monday in the Bargain Room

No dealers, p~eddlers or manufacturers
sold to in this room.
Monday we will close out the special
lines Of Dress Goods from the high-srade
dress goods department In the bargain
room.
You will find s1.25 figured Mohairs, S1.5o
extra heavy Pebbled Cheviot, Soc all wool
Henriettas. s9c all-wool French serges,
$3.50 Peirollas in black. 5S-inch gray mix
lures worth Csc, S5c Melroses, $500 Plaids
and thousands of other goods, in lengths
from Sh yards to Z yards. for Monday only,
your choice at. a yard Acc.
On another square you can buy 35c, SOC,
6Oc and 75c Dress Goods, In blacks, in
oolors. in plain and figures, some wool,
some part wool and some silk and wool;
for Monday only the entire line will 60 at,
a yard 19c.
silk Striped Challis, Persian" three
quarters wool, Monday on sale at, a yard,
Zoe.
silk-striped plain Challis, including even
ing shades and all the standard colors.
These goods are sold as high as soc in this
town; our price for Monday only Csc.
SILKS.
S5c Foulards, in all the new spring
shades. strictly all silk and sold in this
town at 75c per yard; s1.Oo fancy Roman
stripes for waists, Soc embossed fancies in
all the evening shades, $1.25 Black TAT
fetas, with white hair-line stripes; all
will go on Monday at ACC.
XII XII Cords, regular SOC and 65c goods,
Monday at sec.
WASH GOODS.
Almost every kind of Dimities made, Irish
Dimities, Scotch Dimities. French Batistes,
Swiss Organizes. white Swiss with embroid-
cred dots and stripes, worth SOC; plain
white Madras cloth with silk cords and
stripes, the newest goods for shirtwaists;
Nainsook, plain white Dimities. plain white
cords, plain white checks and a thousand
other styles in printed and white goods
too numerous to mention and worth from
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13
Sample Special Sale
Grocery Bargains

Fancy crisp gingersnaps, per 10, So.
Fancy h~snd-picked Navy Beans, per
n, Sc.
Choice Pearl Hominy. per 10, $40.
Breakfast Rolled Oats, per n, 2%c.
3 n cans garden beets. sc.
3 10 cans Golden Pumpkin, 7ho.
3 N cans Solid Pack Tomatoes, 100.
Large sacks white or yellow cornmeal,
15c.
1 n pkgs. Three Crown Seeded r~aisins,
TIC.
l N can Blood Red salmon. 100.
3 N can table peaches. 12hc.
Fancy Japan head rice. per n, &c.
Large California prunes. per 10, 4hc.
Fancy Muir peaches. per n, 1oc.
Fancy eVaporated raspberries, per N. 16o-
Good Rio coffee, per 10. loo.
Fancy Golden Santos coffee, per 10, l5c.
Choice tea ~siftings. per n. 15c.
Fancy Sun Cured Japan tea. per n, 2sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13
An EventfuI Day
at Hayden Bros
in the Shoe Dept.

We have taken advantage of the two big
failures In Lynn and Brockton, Mass. 5000
pairs OF mems shoes and 1000 pairs OF
ladies' shoes, bought at a mere fraction OF
their cost. all on sale Monday in the main
department and the Bargain Room. Your
shoe money will go further with us Monday
than ever before.
We are the exclusive agents In Omaha
for the Stetson and Crossett shoes for men
and the Brooks Bros. and Ultra shoes for
women. More of these shoes in every style
than any store west Of Chicago.
Mems velour calf balls. Mckay Crown
make, worth $500. at 11.96.
Mems box calf, balls and welts, Mckay
Crown make, worth $500, at 1896.
Mems vici kid balls. Mckay Grown make,
worth $500, at $1.96.
Mems wax calf balls, Mckay Grown make.
worth $500, at $1.96.
Mems box calf, balls. and welts, Mckay
Crown make, worth $500, at $2.4S.
Mems velous, balls. and welts, Mckay
Crown make, worth $500, at $2.4S.
Mems vici kid, balls. and welts, Mckay
Crown make, worth $500, at $2.4s.
Women's vici kid, lace, pat. tip, double
sole, worth $500. at t1.96.
Women's vici kid, lace, kid tip. turn sole,
worth $500. at $1.9s.
women's vici kid, lace, kid tip, double
sole, worth $500, at $1.96.
women's patent calf or patent kid lace,
very fine, worth $500 and $3.50, at s1.s6.
women's best vici. lace, hand turn. worth
$500, at $2.4S.
women's best Wei, lace, Goodyear welt,
worth $500, at $2.4S.
Women's best vici, lace, inlaid top, Good
year welt, worth $500, at $2.4S.
Misses shoes at $500, $3.50, 1926 and
CSC.
Children's shoes at $3.50. SIPS. s1.OO and
SOC.
IN THE BARGAIN ROOM.
Mems shoes, kid or satin calf. worth
1926, at $1.4S.
Mems shoes, satin calf. worth s1.75. at
31.Oo.
Boys shoes. satin calf, worth $50. at
csc.
Infants shoes, button, worth S5c, at 90.
Children's shoes. lace, worth S5c, at 1ec.
Glycerole or Gilt Edge polish for ladies'
or gents shoes all day, 15c.
A box of paste with every pair Of mems
shoes Monday only.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13
Sheeting and Muslin

ga bleached sheeting, regular zoe for
16c yd.
ga bleached sheeting, regular &c, for
1870 I'd.
ga unbleached sheeting, regular 1sc, for
1870 I'd.
ga unbleached sheeting, regular zoe, for
1870 yd.
42-in. pillow casing, regular 121hc, for
10c yd.
45-in. pillow casing. regular 1870, for
lie yard.
1e yds. Old Glory muslin for $1.0o.
Diamond Hill cambria, regular Sc, for
SIC I'd.
Bleached muslin, regular &c, for 4%c I'd.
Unbleached muslin, regular &c, for 4he
yard.
/ pair pillow cases for 15c.
Remnants of table linen, 2, 2h and Sgd.
lengths.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13

To start our great sale of furniture we
will sell this bedroom suit at a price which
is about one-half that asked for the same
quality suit elsewhere. 1t is a large. we'll
made suit of hardwood and beautifully
carved and nicely finished in golden color.
The dresser has two large and two small
drawers, fitted with locks. Size Of top,
19x3S inches. Has a large 20x24 German
beveled mirror. The bed is nicely carved
and is six feet high and has four feet s inch
seats. The suit consists of bed, dresser
and commode; weight, packed for shipment,
$50 pounds. Price, complete, $11.90.
Furniture Of every kind now on sale here
In greatest variety, at prices % to 1914 per
cent less than usual prices.
Call and make your selections from Hay
denis extensive assortments. Three big
floors crowded with the newest productions
Of the best factories.
Hayden's picture department is the finest
In Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13

Black MORE velour, real fine grade, 20
in. wide. on sale at 75c.
Black MORE velour, the regular $500
quality, 21-in. wide, for S1.00.
Black MORE antique brocade, real swell,
worth 1925, for only CSC.
BESTBLACK PEAU DE SOLE IN AMER
ICA AT ASTONISHINLY CUT PRICES.
Every yard pure silk, perfect in every
way and warranted to wear.
BLACK PEAU DE SOLE, 27-in. wide,
regular $3.50, for SSc.
BLACK PEAU DE SOLE, 27-in. wide
regular $2.25. for s1.25.
BLACK PEAU DE SOLE. SO and 44-in.
wide, regular $3.50, for $1.75.
BLACK GRENADINES, at the lowest
prices ever made on such fine goods.
100 pieces for Mondays sale.
BLACK GRENADINES, A-in. wide, in
new styles, worth $3.50, at soc.
BLACK GRENADINES, 44-in. wide, in
new styles. worth $3.50, on sale at CSC.
BLACK GRENADINES. 44-in wide, In
new styles, worth $3.50. on sale at $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13
Napkins

Fringed napkins, regular soc, for &c do2.
Fringed napkins, regular $1,Oo, for SOC
dozen.
Bleached napkins, all linen, regular SIC,
for 500 doZ.
Bleached napkins, all linen, regular $1.25.
for CSC doz.
Bleached napkins, all linen, regular $3.50,
for $1.23 doz.
Bleached napkins. all linen, regular s1.ss,
for S1.49 doz.
Half bleached napkins. all linen, regular
$3.50, for $1.23 doz.
Half bleached napkins. all linen. regular
$1.75, for s1.49 dog.
Dresser scarfs, all linen, hemstitched,
zoe, S5c, 45c, 75c and SLIPS.
Stand covers and lunch cloths, hem
stitched, regular Toe, for SOC.
Tray cloths, fringed, all linen, regular
soc, for 29c.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13
The Leading Dress Goods House Of
the West.

Here you will find the largest stock, the
greatest variety, the highest grade goods
and the lowest prices.
In buying black goods remember that
Priestly's are the standard OF the civilized
world. They are made in Bradford, Eng
land.
In Voiles, Examines, in Mistrals, In Foil
ennes, in Cheviots, both black and colors.
Lupin's, Of Chateau Nord du France, leads
the world in these classes Of goods.
Lupin's Irvine Examines have no equal;
they cost no more than do the cheaper
grades that are offered for sale.
Be sure and examine our lines Of these
goods before buying.
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
Priestly's silk warp parollas, the S2.5o
grade, Monday at $1.25.
Prlestly's black broadcloth, the S4.9S
grade, Monday at $2.49.
Priestly's volles and veilings, the $1.25
grade, Monday at s7hc.
Priestly's $3.50 prunellas, Monday at CSC.
Lupin's $1.ss black twine Examines. and
all colors in this line, Monday you can buy
for SIPS.
Lupin's sS.9S cheviots, the smoothest and
best made, in black only, at sass.
Sublimes, the best goods made next to
"H' OiaSh Nyou Gan puy THESE
sublimes in colors also at the same price,,
for Monday only at 79c.
COLORED DRESS GOODS.
French vigoreaux. in all the nice mix
lures from light gray. medium gray. blue
gray. Oxford gray, and, in fact. every shade
Of spring gray made; It is 46 inches wide
and our $3.50 goods, at CSC.
Our s1.9S grade at $1.25.
Our S2.9S grade. 60 inches wide, called
"Volkarie," for Monday only you can buy
It at $1.9S.
Be sure and examine these goods; moth
ing like them ever offered in Omaha even
at the regular price.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13
White Dress and
Shirt Waist Goods

Opera batiste. 35c 40c and SOC yd.
French b%atiste, 4s-in. wide, ACC. 60c and
Csc yd.
French batiste, 36-in. wide, 1sc and 30c
yard.
oxford cheviots, regular Acc, for 25c.
English madras, striped and figured, reg
ular soc, for 35c.
oxfords. in basket weave, 25c. S5c, 4Oc,
45c and SOC yd.
Imported linen, striped and figured, reg
ular Coo, for 45c.
Piques in striped. figured and open work
from 12kc to SOC.
Colored dress linens, the latest thing out,
for zoe, 221hc, Csc, 3Oc, 35c and SOC yd.
Dotted Swiss in all the latest c%olors; they
are beauties at 22hc to 4Oc yd.
Persian lawns, zoe, 25c, zoe, 35c, 40c and
SOC yd.
English long cloth, regular\;1.25, for s5c.
bolt, IL yards.