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Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-29

60 days ahead OF all other cloak depart
ments in the west. Monday our cloak cleaF-
ing sale will commence The wise, econofi-
ical woman who has waited will reap the
advantage. The season having been back
ward. we are heavily, overstocked and VIII
sell regardless Of cost. Our recent pur-
chases Of women's ready-made garments,
were the greatest We have ever made. We
bought them at one-third to one-half value
and will sell them now at less than the
cost Of the fabrics alone.
Sale will m Monday, and continue
from day to day unit. every garment has
been disposed of. Our motto is never to
carry a single garment from one season to
another.
Women's wash suits, 200 of them, for
merly sold for $3.50. for only 76c.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-29
China Department

Beautiful colored opal ware equal to i'm
ported Bohemian ware, consisting Of rose
bowls. vases, jelly and card trays, bonbon
and olive dishes. at 1Oc.
Extra large size tea tumblers. &c.
Semi-Porcelain plates. 1c. &c and Sc
Decorated cups and saucers, 2lac each.
All size lamp chimneys. 2hc each.
Imported white egg shell French china
cups and saucers. Thc each.
100 pieces decorated Dime set. very fine,
under glazed, decorated. fancy shape, $3.50.
Decorated toilet sets. sl1s.
Fancy colored candle. &c.
Art pottery iardiniere. 29c.
e-piece cream set. lie.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-29
Wonderful Wash
Gods B gains
E~.uOuuuy

SMALL LOTS to be sold without proht or
cash before inventory.
soc colored wasting linens, 1870 yard.
25c shifting, S2-inch madras (woven col
ors), 12hc yard.
25c chain lace swisses ~(colored grounds),
12ac yard.
Csc foulard Sublime (splendid patterns),
dress styles, l21c yard.
25c white or black embroidered Swiss,
l21ac yard.
25c batiste, 40 inches wide. plain colors
and blac. 12hc yard.
5000 yards silk and linen novelty wash
fabrics. sold up to 75c yard. all good, de-
sirable colors and styles, in his sale, Csc
yard.
5000 yards finest grade French printed
Swiss, worth 81 90 yard, at 35c yard.
The biggest wash goods bargains are to
be had at Hayden's. They have the variety.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-29
Wool Dress Goods

Domestic Voiles, EtamiDss and Mistrsls
from SOC to $1.OO a yard; Priestly's Voiles,
Veilings and Examines from 75c to $500
per yard; Lupin's London Twines, the finest
made, in black and %colors, from 75o to $4.9S
per yard. Before buying examine every
line in town and then come and see ours
and you will be surprised at the difference
in prices. Ours are the genuine articles,
made by the renowned manufacturers OF
the world. Others ask more for the inferior
grades.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-29
Hayden's Announcement Extraordinary

Women's wash suits that were $500,
clearing sale price, $3.50.
women's rainy-day skirts, tucked all
over with deep founce, on sale ormerly
for $1.50, reduced to 69c.
Women's wash suits formerly $3.50, now
$500.
women's wash underskirts, bought to
sell for $3.50, at 35c.
women's kimonas, bought to sell for 81,
now 35c.
Women's wash waists. bought TO sell for
SOC, reduced to 12hc.
women's wash waists. bought to sell for
800, at 35c.
Women's wash waists. that have been
selling up to $500, for $1.O0.
Women's wash waists in white and col
ored lawns, piques, very finest made, for
merly sold for S. and S., reduced to $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-29

Your last chance TO get wall paper at
half its actual value.
Never before have We made such a cut
IN prices. Fine white blanks at 2tsc per
roll up. Fine gifts at Shc per roll up and
all other grades in proportion.
Cementieo. the best wall hnish on the
market. in all oOlors, S5o package. The
best grade OF ready mixed paint on the
market at CSC gallon.
Varnishes. stains. enamels and brushes
at greatly reduced prices. Don't miss these
bargainA
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-29
Grand Clearing Sale Monday on Finest and
Most Exquisite Summer Millinery.
Grand Curtain Sale

~Pre-inventory bargains. Prices cut to the
lowest notch to close out small lots. etc.
Nottingham lace curtains at 49e, soc, 75c.
Swiss rufied curtains at 45c, CSC. S5c.
Bobinet curtains at $3.50. $500, $3.50.
Irish point curtains at $3.50, s2.9s and
1925.
Brussels net curtains at s2.9s, 1925 and
$500.
Tapestry curtains at S2,9s. $3.50, sass.
Rope portieres at SIPS. S1.75, S225. S2.75.
Drapery Swisses to close, 12hc and 15c.
Dotted Swisses at 12hc, 15c, zoe.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-29
Be Sure and Attend Our Thirty
Minute Sales
FROM 500 TO o A. NJ.

FROM 8 TO o A. NJ.
we will sell apron prints, regular $40
grade. only 5 yards to a customer, at 21ao
per yard.
RoM IL IT. 1880 A. NJ.
we will sell lawns, dimities and batlstes,
worth 10c and 12hc, only 10 yards to a
customer, at 1c per yard.
FROM 2 TO 2,8o p. NJ.
we will sell short lengths OF the highest
grade wash goods. ranging from 19c to 900
per yard; they come In the most stylish
goods of the season-only 10 yards to a GUS
toner, at 2Hc per yard.
FROM , TO . p. NJ.
we will sell yard wide bleached muslin,
regular 61ac grade, only 10 yards to a Gus
toner, at 2hc per yard.
SEVERAL OTHER SALES DURING THE
DAY, WHICH WILL BE ANNOUNCED ON
THE FLOOR BEFORE THEY COMMENCE.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-29
Flannel Department

40c 27-inch wide white linen and wool
flannel, per yard. Csc.
20 patterns Of embroidered flannel, worth
up to SOC per yard, 49c.
Extra heavy Shaker and Canton flannel,
per yard, 415c.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-29
Bed Spreads

Full size, extra heavy, crochet bedspreads,
hemmed ready for use. each, ACC.
ia extra heavy fringed Marseilles pat
terms, each, SIPS; cheap at $500.
ia extra fine patterns Marseilles bed
spreads, worth up to s2.9s. each, $3.50.
ia extra heavy bedspreads, Marseilles
patterns, worth $3.50, each, soc.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-29
Table Linen

5S-inch Bleached Damask, regular 35c,
for 19c.
62-inch Bleached Damask, regular SOC,
for 32ac.
66-inch Bleached Damask, regular Csc,
for ACC.
35c. for 221hc.
62-inch half Bleached Damask, regular
soc, for 32hc.
6S-inch half Bleached Damask, regular
Csc, for Acc.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-29
Furnishings

Mems SOC and 75c underwear at 19c.
500 dozen mems balbriggan and Jersey
ribbed shirts and drawers, in plain and
fancy colors, every garment warranted, new
and perfect, all sizes from 80 to A, worth
up to 75c, on sale at 19c.
Mems 75c colored laundered shirts at 25c.
300 dozen mems colored laundered shirts
with separate collars and cuffs, every shirt
25c.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-29
Women's Wool Skirts

best taffetas, worth up to $500. for S2.9S.
women's 81 wrappers for Csc.
women's percale wrappers, rune over
shoulder and two rows of braid, at SOC.
worth $3.50.
women's percale wrappers, the $1.OO
quality, for SOC.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-29
Carpets

Inventory carpet sale.
Cleaning out all odd lots. short lengths
and drop patterns.
All wool ingram carpet. 49c.
Rest quality all wool ingrains, soc.
Close out patterns Brussels carpet. 49c
and sec yard.
Close out patterns velvet and administer
carpets. 6sc and 7sc yard.
Smyrna rugs. 5Ox6O. Csc.
IS administer rugs, S1.ss.
Special prices on all large size ugs.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-29

In order to reduce our stock in white
dress goods and shirt waistings we will. on
Monday, place these goods on sale at prices
that will astonish you.
Note a few of our prices below:
10000 yards 4O-inch lawn, regular 15c.
for 1oc a yard.
10000 yards 4O-inch lawn. regular zoe,
for 15c a yard.
5000 yards India linon from Soto 25c I'd.
Large assortment of fancy stripes and
open work, regular zoe, for 121sc a yard.
Dimities in stripes and checks, 12hc yd.
All-over embroidered Swiss, regular SOC,
for Csc.
Mercerized cheviots, regular SOC, for 25c.
Satin stripe madras, regular soc. for 25c.
A fine quality of pique, regular Csc. for 15c
White dotted Swiss for dresses, 15c, 1Sc,
zoe, Csc and Csc.
Dotted Swiss in all colors, 25c to SOC.
French batiste, 4S-inches, Acc, Coo. $50
and 75c.
Persian lawn. 25c, soc, S5c, 4Oc and SOC.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-29
Napkins

Napkins
Bleached Napkins, regular 75c, for 4ec.
Bleached Napkins. regular $1.25, for CSC.
Bleached Napkins. regular $3.50. for
$1.221a.
Half Bleached Napkins, regular SIPS, for
Csc.
Half Bleached Napkins, regular $1.65. for
$1.3S.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-29
Drug Prices

Csc Lyons sonatol tooth powder......15c
S1.OO Peptonic Bitters, at..............4sc
$l.OO 2-qt Fountain syringe.
s1.25 3-qt. Fountain syringe ...........62c
$500 Got. Combination syringe .S1.O5
SOC Benzoin Almond Lotion (best for
complexion) at..."..."............25c
1 Box Seidlitz Powders (fresh) .......1 5c
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-29

Table L women's and misses skirts,
the IS quality. on sale for $1.OO.
Table 2. women's ~rainy-day and dress
skirts, all wool materials. perfect 1T and
hang. IS quality. for S3.75.
Table 3. 500 women's skirts, in all col
Ors, worth up to $40, now reduced to $500.
Women's silk waists. made OF Givernaud's
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-29

800 suits thai sold up to $3.50, now $500.
400 women's tailor-mPde suits, in blouses.
stons, single and double breasted, all wool
materials. jackets taffeta lined, worth up
TO SIS and $50, sale price, $s.75.
$50 women's suits. in all the newest styles
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-29

Mems 800 white and colored negligee
shirts, with separate collars and cuffs. in
ally the newest styles, regular $1.OO values.
at Acc.
100 dozen mems suspenders, the Kady. in
light and heavyweights, all kinds Of sus-
penders, all regular SOC values, at Csc.
All the newest colors in mems fine madras
cloth shirts, all the best makes, also white
plated fronts, sold regularly at $3.50 and
$500, on sale at Csc.
500 dozen mems Isle thread and fine cot
ton socks, in plain and fancy colors, black
with white feet, also stripes and
checked patterns. all regular 25c quality,
at loo.
Csc Ties at Sc
800 dozen mems silk string and bow ties,
In light and dark colors, at &c.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-29

WHAT HAS wINsLOw TAFFETA DONE? It has set the people thinking one
time there was no hoc; all tanetasw were bad only difference some worse than
record for wear of any tane in the world. Why does 1t wear so good Come in
I'M let US tell you We III mail orders
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-29

OF ALL KIND CUT IN TWO TO CLOSE.
Special on gasoline stoves-We have the
the Douglas, the Reliable and
several other frst-class makes. Two-bur-
ner gasoline stove for S2.49.
Will give a National, full size, double
oven, worth $3.50, with every stove over
$1,000 FREE.
Special cut prices on all our refrigerators
II you need one come and see us Monday.
We have the Quincy, the Jewell, the La
belle, the Progress, the Grand-all first
class.
COOK STOVES AND STEEL RANGES.
Can sell you a good No. s cook for $1O.49.
A regular $500 steel range, the Home,
weight about $50 lbs, one that will last for
ever, 1rst-class in every way, only plain,
for $27.5O.
SUMMER GOODS MUST GO.
Plain screen door, 55c.
21-in. wide screen wire, per yd., &C.
%-in. garden hose, &c.
No. s galvanized boiler, 73c.
12-in. duster, 10c.
2S-in. wide screen wire, per yd., 100.
A good butcher knife, &c.
Set tipped teaspoons, &c.
Gasoline ovens, Csc.
Plain oil finish door, soc.
Water cooler, 2 gal. $1.95.
Wood frame wringer, $1.19.
2-ft. poultry netting, per yd., 2&e.
Hardwood hose reels, Acc.
5-piece set carvers, 49c.
Large 3-piece garden sets, 19c.
% blank cartridges, SC.
S-ft. poultry netting, per yd., 4Ac.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-29
Astonishing Clearing Sale Prices in
All Departments Monday

Mems and Boys l5c Collars
at SC
1000 dozen mems and boys 4-ply linen
collars, in all the new shapes, high turn
down, standing. il all styles, all sizes from
IL to IS, every collar warranted new and
perfect, regular 15c quality, on sale at &c.
Mems ST Union Suits at Csc
100 dozen mems balbriggan union suits. In
plain colors and fancy striped, all sizes.
from "a to as, regular S1.0O values, at Csc.
Mems SOC Underwear at l9c
500 dozen mems summer underwear, In
Jersey ribbed. plain balbriggan. IN plain
and fancy colors. also black, all sizes in
shirts and drawers, every garment war
ranted perfect and made to sell at SOC, en-
sale at 19c.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-29
Meats and Cheese

No. / sugar cured hams, 12hc.
S-lb pals pure leaf lard. S5c.
Picked tripe, per h., 3hc.
Picked pigs feet. per h., 4hc.
New bologna sausage. 5hc.
Imported herring, each, 1c.
Imported mackerel, each &c.
Wisconsin full cream cheese. 1910.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-29

Dried Fruits
Evaporated apples, INC.
California evaporated peaches. choice, 1oc.
California eyaporated pears. 10c.
California evaporated blackberries, &c.
California evaporated apricots, 12ho.
California evaporated nectarines. 1Oc.
California loose muscatel raisins, 1Oc.
Cleaned seeded raisins, 1Oc.
Cleaned Patrons currants, TIC.
Special bargains in California prunes,
SIC.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-29
ChiIdren's Wash Dresses at Half Price
Women's Wool Suits and Skirts In
cIuded in This Sale

silk lined throughout, that have been
selling for SS5 and $40, on sale at $1s.75.
200 women's silk skirts, worth up to
SIS, for $1,000.
$50 women's silk skirts, worth $40, at
e.. 9S.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-29
Muslin and Sheeting

Bleached Muslin, regular &c, for 4%c.
Unblearhed Muslin, regular SIC, for 4Iac.
"a Unbleached Sheeting, regular 1Sc, for
15kc.
"a Unbleached sheeting. regular zoe. for
1910.
ga Bleached sheeting, regular zoe, for
1910.
"a Bleached S~heeting,, regular 22c, for
1Shc.
2 Pillow Cases for 15c.
12-yard bolt of long cloth for SIC.
Remnants Of Table Linen at half price.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-29
Specials for Monday


We are just completing invoicing and. as
usual, have collected a lot of remnants in
ribbons, laces, embroideries. slightly soiled
handkerchief, odd pillow shams, splashers,
table covers, pillow tops, dresser scarfs and
many other lots of slightly soiled and
mussed goods that we will not put back in
regular stock and the prices Monday will
clear the lot up in a rush.
A FEW PRICES.
Doilies, 1c each.
Doilies, 2hc each.
Pillow shams, sc each.
Dresser s~carfs, 15c each.
Splashers, sc each.
Center pieces, sc each.
Table covers, 15c each.
Bibs, &c each.
Embroideries, 1c.
Laces, 2hc.
Pillow tops, &c.
Pillow tops, SC.
Pillow tops, 15c.
Pearl buttons, sc.
Handkerchiefs, SC.
Ruchings, sc.
We are headquarters for Ping Pong or
Table Tennis-4Oc per set, up.
Copyright books, 17hc.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-29
When Tired Shopping

Get a free cup Of our delicious cocoa and
a tasty, fresh cracker at our demonstration.
We are introducing our elegant cocoa and
chocolate and pure freh crackers.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-29
Extra Specials

Amoskeage apron ginghams, the best
made, only sc per yard.
12ac madras bingham at 6hc.
25c mercerized foulards, grand line OF
shades, at 10c.
Bath robes worth SIPS and $3.50, at soc.
Napkins worth 4Oc a dozen at 15c a dozen.
Napkins worth 75c a dozen at 39c a dozen.
Windsor prints, Simpsons prints, Hamil-
ton prints and Arnolds' prints, the best
grades that are made in dark and light
colors, worth from sc to nc, at 215c.
25c Turkey red damask at 15c.
London piques, worth 19c, at &c.
Dublin duck, worth 19c, at SC.
75c foulard silks at 35c.
$3.50 fancy silks for waists at ACC.
Silks. loo, 15c, 25c and UP.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-29
Hammocks and Groquef Sets

Another shipment Of croquet sets and
hammocks.
Finest line in the city and prices are not
much more than half of what others ask
for them.
Complete amateur SETS balls. soc; 8
balls, soc; s balls, zoe; professional sets, 4
balls, S1.49; 6 balls, $1.69; s balls, $1.9S;
$2.75 for the best professional set made.
HAMMOCKS.
We are headquarters for hammocks Of
every description, from SOC to $500 each.
The best close woven hammoc in the
city, with pillows and spreaders, for 75c.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-29
Monday in the Bargain Room
Clothing

Boys wool pants. worth 75c. at Csc and
29c.
Boys knee pants, worth soc. at lee a pair.
Boys wash pants, worth 25c. on sale at
&c a, pair.
Boys wool long pants at csc.
Mems all wool pants. worth $3.50, $500
and $500. will be on sale at csc, $1.25 and
$3.50 a pair.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-29

all the newest styles &5.9S.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-25
A GOOD EXHIBITION
Jack Gibson's Cowboy Tournament a
 Great Success.

The exhibition fer the first day of
 the cowboy tournament under the
 management of Jack Gibson was in re-
 Spcot Of the steer tying better than
 vas really anticipated fc~ never in
 this part of the country have six men
 tied as many steers in one bunch and
 tied them in so short a time. The bron-
 co exhibition was not quite what the
 people wanted though it was exactly
 what they had asked for.
 Heretofore iu most bronco riding eE-
 hibitions old horses have been used; that is spoiled horses, horses that know
 better but buched because they wanted
 to and could. The public has always
 Geulurrcd at such an exhibition say irG they were not like the wild range horse that mad never been rOped, not withstanding the fact that bronco lid- CTS have always maintained that Q spoiled horse was harder to ride than one that was merely scared into rough conduct For that reason MT. Gibson secured for yesterdays exhibition Q half dozen wild ones from the Mc6Jlloo mountains They had never been roped i except for branding when they were colts and while some of them were bad actors their general conduct was dis ! appointingly circumspect. Mir. Gibson l has therefore arranged tO use in to- 1 days exhibition a half dozen nags that have been ridden many times before ! but animals that know it is their bGsi- | ness not to be ridden if possible to pre- ! vent it. While the are not exactly ] wild horses they are horses who have made a business of being bronco and ] have learned their trade thoroughly ! The attendance yesterday was very i fattering but a much larger crowd is i expected to be at Eastlake park to- day on account of the holiday The rteer tying exhibition occurred with no special incident except that 1t was all 1 good and very good time made by al! the contestants. They worke in teams,
 that is each man tied his steer separ- ateIy but there were two men from each Gua. Yavapai and Maricopa counties The time for the two men from each county was added and sci against the time of each of the other teams Each mans time. however, is kept separately and each will tie a steer each day. The individual time' will De added and on the last day tns
 three men making the best time vii engage in an individual contest in the following manner: Four steers will bC
 turned loose and the three men vii
 start after them. The man tying hi'
Arizona republican., 1902-12-25
so SOOTHING.
t, Influence Has Been FeIt b. So Macy
 Phoenix Reade.s.
The soothing innueacc Of reIief.

The soothing influence Of relief.
 After suffering from Itching Piles.
 From Eczema or any itchinoss of the skin.
 Makes one feel grateful to the reme- dy.
 Doon's Ointment has soothed hun dreds.
 Here's what enc Phoenix citizen says:
 ". J. Cain. bookkeeper oE the Ma tional Bank of Arizona, residence North Center Street. says: Some itchinoss of the skin annoyed me far tco long to be pleasant and although l lexperimeuted with remedies of various kinds nothing brought absolutely posi- tive relic. until ! procured poan's . Ointment at the Brisley Co.'S drug store, corner of Center and Adams ] Streets. The first application gave re- i lief and less than a box effected an ab- solute cure. Should there be a recur- ! renee of the trouble any tire 1 TOW I know what to do to stop it." ! For sale by ell dealers. Price 3. ] cents CT box. Foster -Milburn Co. ] Buffalo. N. Y, sole agents for the Unit . cd Stlt-s.
 Remember the namo-Doan's-an
 take no other.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-25

steer and getting his rope on the odd ore takes the money.
 Tn yesterdays contest the result was as follows:
 From Gila county. EI HorreI. 56 4-5 seconds: James Gibson. fl l-5 seconds. Total. 1.3S
 Maricopa county, Charles Davis, S21a seconds. oscar Roberts. % 4-s' seconds. Total 2.13 3-lO.
 Yavapai county. Joe Rudy, 55 1-5 sec onds: Bert Jackson. 1.20. Total. 2.l5 l-5.
 By this time it will be seen that Charles Davis made tho best individual ro, ord his time being exactly the same as oscar Roberts previous individual record wEich was the best ever made in tEis vicinity. Giil county captured the team o-lik fo- tho day. The bron- co riders will have t. ride every d7y and nc decision will be given in their case til the last day.
 The Palace saloon has offered the best hat in the city for the man mak- inG the best steer tying record for the tournament in addition tc the other purses offered.
 The HcdLar saloon has offered a S5 nat for the man making the poorest time.
 The official t.--ei-epe.s are Dr. c. A Scroggs Of Tempe, J. r. Bark and Vernon L. Clark of Phoenix. Tie judges are Henry Wilbur or tho Ecrlc Johnny Moore Of this city and Logan Morris CT Cave Creek.
 The first days sport having proved a success and the weather bcing unus1- ally dEo there is no doubt aut today's exhibition will he the most intehestiHg event in the city and will be well at tended.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-25
Male Cudrtette. Class exercise. Anthem. choir. CaDra Eal1C

Male Cuartette.
 Class exercise.
 Anthem. choir.
 Santa Claus.
 There vas also cn interesting pEo- gramme at the Christian church in which many little ones participated and all benefited by the distribution of the usual Sunday school remem- brances prepared by the parents and congregation.
 At he Salvation Army hall there was an immense crowd not all who sought admission being able to obtain it. at least not without a struggle There was the usual Christmas pro sramme followed by the distribution of presents from beautifully decorated tree. Across the street rom there in the 4. lI r. church vas the center or attraction for all the little coloTel children in the city and many Of the grown people. Here also there was the usual programme and a heavily fruit cd Christmas tree.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-25

Having bought the monument stock ol Nm Liodsey, and desiring to move same tO more suitable location. fOr the next lew oayS Wll $ II you any monument m stock at a bargain. Have had fifteen yea cN perience in the grave stone businese and feel that we arc in posi- ton to do your cemetery work in q satisfactory manner II we cannot suit you from sock. will 2 [ it for you cal and see us at the old stand, cor. Washington Street and Fifth ave,
Arizona republican., 1902-12-25

And malsf other varieties of the best quality. TO not wait til the last mo- ment. Order rcW.