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Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-02-15
NERVOUS PR0STRATION.
Miss W. Secretary Of the Rock Island
Literary and Art Society,
Writes Special Letter to Mrs. Pink
ham Telling How She Was Cured.

The relation of geneaivc
sequentx
rritabil
which mal her Herein concusey
khApH Vegetable Compound will quickly relieve
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-02-15

Berlin's Black Book. the criminal record
kept by the police. now consists of ).
volumes, containing y 800 photographs of
criminals Of all classes.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-02-15

The Texas penitentiary board has de-
cided to buy Is 000-acre plantation and
place all Of the State convicts at work
raising sugar beets.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-02-15

My Spring Catalogue will soon
be in the hands of the printer.
p If you want to make a clean,
straight sale for cash Of that
farm of yours now is the time to
send me a description Of 1t. NY
methods of bringing buyer and
seller together are clean,
straight forward and right up
to-date. The most satisfactory
way to find cash customer is
through me. I work so quietly
that usually the sale is made
and you have the money in the
bank before your next-door
neighbor even knows that you
want to sell. My clients are all
well pleased. and they will tell you
so, too. If you will write and
and state the lowest cash price
for your farm, I will send you
a list of the men for whom I
sold farms in 1901. My terms
are easy-NO SALE. NO PAY.
1t is useless to write me unless
your farm is located between
SkowheGan and Portland and
within ten miles of the NJ. c. r.
r. II costs nothing to list your
farm. There is no advance pay
ment required. Write today or
you may be too late for the
Spring Catalogue. OF the so
farms advertised in my last
springs catalogue ~ are sold.
If your farm had been in that
catalogue it might have been
sold. too.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-02-15

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Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23

A large manufacturer of ladies shoes Of
the best and finest quality forced to sell
his entire stock. His trouble is your gain.
He had to sell and the Big Store made the
price. You can buy the finest kin OF shoes
at q fraction of their cost to produce.
Monday will be a red letter day in the shoe
department. Extra salespeople have been
engaged and all shoes will be properly
fitted. Don miss this sale Plenty Of shoes
for all, but none will be sold to dealers.
women's patent leather lace, worth 50,
Monday. $1.96.
women's patent leather lace. worth $3.50,
Monday, $1.96.
Monday. $1.96.
women's Wei kid turned. worth SO.
Monday. s1.96.
women's vici kid welts. worth $500,
Monday. $1.96.
women's box calf welts, worth 1850.
Monday. $1,96.
Women's vici kid patent tip extension
sole, worth So. Monday, $1.96.
Mems vici kid box calf, wax calf, Rus
sian calf and velours calf, worth SO and
So 80, Monday. 31.95.
Monday in the Bargain Room Women's
tan and black vici kid shoes up to $3.50
Monday, e5c.
Mems satin calf shoes. worth 81, 81.
Boys satin calf shoes, worth 81 so, CSC.
Misses and child's vici kid lace shoes
worth .1.75, s1.5O. $1.25. Monday CSC.
s5c child's shoes all day Monday, nine
cents.
Be sure and ask for your coupons. They
| are valuable.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23
Snaps! Snaps! Snaps!

Monday, March %, the opening OF the
spring season will be duly celebrated by
the greatest giving of bargains ever heard
of in this country.
SNAP NO. 1.
All sizes ladies, children's and babies
plain and fancy hose supporters, worth
from 10o to S5c per pair, will all be placed
on sale at one price, only TIC per pair.
SNAP NO. z.
A complete line of ladies' hook-on,
straight-front. correct form, hose sup
porters, in all colors, worth 35c and 500,
will be placed on sale at one price, Ice per
pair.
SNAP NO. 8. r
A special line Of new dress trimmings,
worth SOC TO $L.25 per yard. at 25c to $50.
SNAP NO. 4.
The greatest bargains in new stylish
laces ever seen in the country. including
every late novelty in the lace line, all
overs, tuckings. pleatings, Val laces, etc.
Do not miss this sale.
SNAP NO. 8.
Easter novelties.
Easter flowers.
Easter neckwear.
Easter Cards.
On special sale.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23
Lace Curtain Sale

The entire Lace Curtain stock Of the
well known manufacturers, Newberger &
Heine, sacrificed to US for spot cash, owing
to their retirement from the lace curtain
business, now on sale.
We have also received Ave cases Lace
Curtains that were slightly damaged by
water, but are now In almost perfect condi-
ton. These curtains usually sell up to
$3.50; in Mondays sale in two lots at tsc
and CSC.
Newberger & Heine's nottingham Cur
tains at $1.49.
Newberger & Heine's finest Nottingham
Curtains at $1.sS.
Newberger & Heino's elegant Brussels ana
Irish Point Lace Curtains on sale at $2.9s.
Newberger & Heine's Brussels and Irish
Point Lace Curtains, in newest and hand
soonest designs. go in this sale at $S.sS.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23
The Greatest Variety Of Fine Wash
Goods in Omaha

styles select and to be had only at Hays
dens' In Omaha, 35c yard.
eros Roman swisses. the finest of French
printed sheer fabrics, $50 exclusive styleA
500 yard.
st. Gaul Swiss (made on hand looms In
Switzerli in the finest embroidered ef-
fects, worth $3.50. at sec yard.
Silk and linen shirt waist Madras. In plain
colors and fancy stripes, note the width
and compare, this fabric full 82h incheA
wide, at 49c yard.
soc plain colors Persian lawns. 30 inches
wide, 19c Monday.
Shirt waist tissue in 500 styles. the gen-
uine Scotch fabrics and the strongest cola
OTIS, Csc yard.
Anderson shifting Madras, the best goods
made, 30 inches wide, soc, 45c, $50 and 19d
yard.
75o embroidered crepe, in dots. colorA
pink, cream and white, 200 Monday.
Samples for out-of-town customers now
ready and will be mailed free upon request
Kindly state as nearly as you can when ask
ing for samples the c%olors, ETC., that you
prefer, that you may have our best serv-
ices in making selections for your request
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23

FROM 2 TO lao p. M.
We will sell silks both plain and figured
worth rs cents, SO cents. 40 cents, rs cents
and $1.0O. only 10 yards to a customer at
a yard 10 cents.
FROM 2,3O TO 3 p. NJ.
We will sell dress goods in 54-inch all
wool Cheviots, 54-inch all wool golf cloth.
54-inch all wool s~uitlngs, 56-inch melroses,
42-inch Crepons, 46-inch Henriettas, and q
thousand other kinds not one yard worth
less than So cents, and a thousand yards
worth up to $2.9S q yard all will go at 25
cents a yard.
FROM 3 TO $3.50 p. M.
We will sell yard wide bleached muslin
the 6 cent quality only 10 yards to a custo-
mer, at a yard 2 rs cents.
FROM $3.50 TO 4 p. NJ.
We will sell apron check Bingham the 8
cent quality, only 8 yards to a customer at a
yard "a cents.
FROM 4 TO 4,3O p. M.
We will sell 10, 1871. 10, 10. rs cent white
goods only 10 yards to a customer. at q
yard "a cents.
FROM $3.50 To 8 II. NJ.
We will sell yard wide 10. 10 cent per-
Gales in dark and light %colors, only 10 yards
to a customer. at a yard 81 cents.
FROM D TO $3.50 p. M.
We will sell simpon's fancy printed sa-
tines, regular 12h-cent grade, only 10 yards
to a customer. at a yard 2h cents.
DURING THE DAY OUR COUNTERS WILL
BE LOADED WITH ALL KINDS OF
ARTICLES IN FURNISHING GOODS
Boys pants at 25 cents a pair.
The 8 and Decent counters will be loaded
with crockery, glassware, hardware, and
housefurhlshing goods. Goods worth from
25 to so cents will go 5 and 10 cents.
he SURE AND DO o MIS- THIS
SALE.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23

Black and colored MORE silks now all the
rage at less than half price Monday.
Colored MORE velour, worth $3.50. at 75c.
Colored moire antique, pure silk, worth
$500, for only Csc.
Black MORE velour, worth $3.50, for 75c.
Black moire velour, 36-in. wide, worth
$500, for $1.25.
Leading specials for Monday that will go
with a rush:
All silk peau de sole %colors, worth $1.0O,
for Csc.
Wash silks, 21-in. wide, all %colors, White
and black. worth SOC, at Csc.
Taffeta silk, good shades, worth SOC and
Use, on sale Csc.
Black twill silk lining serge, worth 75c,
on sale Csc.
Greatest cut price sale Of foulards that
was ever Known:
100 pieces of fine twill and satin foulards,
pure silk and latest styles, sold for 75c and
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23

Our March sale opens Monday with thu
greatest Wash Goods attractions. An end
less variety OF select fabrics from the best
manufacturer in the world. Big assort-
ment priced to return legitimate selling
profits. You pay the least for the best
qualities at Haydens'.
Our great March sale commencing Monday
IL to .ba the greatest bargain giving event
in the history Of Omaha.
Strictly washable and fast color mercer
lied zephyr and chambrays, In plain colors,
dots and stripes, an ideal fabric for waists,
dresses and for children's dresses. Csc yard.
Fast color woven 32-inch Madras shirt
ings, all the colors as shown in the new
$3.50 shirts, 15c yard.
Dee Nord ginghams (the best colors in
any Bingham less than S5c yard) all the new
styles, ETC., 10c yard.
Wide Percales, dark dress styles double
fold. all the choice small designs, dots and
stripes, sac yard.
SOC grade Mousseline de Sole. in white or
black, Monday 22kc yard.
French foulards (see 10th street window,
the same as dollar silks and washable, in
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23

DRESS GOODS.
We will sell dress goods worth $1.00, $3.50,
and s1.9s a yard at 40 cents a yard. We will
sell dress goods worth so and 70 cents, at
Is cents a yard. We will sell dress goods
worth 25 cents. So cents, for 10 cents.
SILKS
In the silk department we will sell 800
foulards, $1.0O Roman stripes for waists
S1.0O silks plain colors. ETC., at 40 cents a
yard. We will sell silks at 10, 10, % and 20
cents. 80 cents. 40 cents and up.
WASH GOODS.
We will sell 10, 10 and 25 cent dimities at
10 cents.
We will sell 10 cent Bingham at 7h cents
Q yard.
We will sell Is cent p~ercales at cents a
yard.
% cent imported p~ercales at IN cents a
yard.
We will sell prints, muslin and other
good in proportion.
FROM o To $3.50 A.. M.
We will sell 8, 10. 1914 cent towels. only
3 pairs to a customer at pa cents each.
FROM O,sO TO 10 A. Nj.
We will sell full standard prints only 10
yards to a customer at a yard TX cents.
FROM 10 TO 1880 A. NJ.
We will sell skirt lining the best made
only 10 yards to a customer, at a yard l&
cents.
FROM II TO 11I3O A. NJ.
We will sell 10. 10. 25 cent dimities, bait
istes, organizes, etc., only II yards to a
customer at a yard "a cents.
FROM i TO 1850 p. M.
We will sell rs. IS. 40. 75-cent dress goods
IN lengths from ga yards to Z yards, not
ever s yards to a customer. at a yard &c.
FROM 1850 TO 2 r. M.
We will sell extra heavy yard wide I'M
d bleached pnslin regular 6 cent grade, emily
10 yards to q customer at a yard tx cents
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23

The most complete showing OF all that is
new and exquisite in Easter Headwear Is
at Haydens. All the eastern fashions and
the swell foreign creations from London,
Berlin and Paris, together with copies Of
pattern hats and hundreds OF exclusive
and dainty hats from our own workroom.
In our unrivalled variety you are sure to
find a hat that is most becoming 20 you.
The styles are more beautiful than ever.
Haydens' prices are always the lowest, but
this year We are Offering even greater
values thai ever in this fashionable de-
partment Come early for your Easter
Hat
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23

800, on sale at ACC.
Finest and newest of the spring foulard
silks, over 200 designs, worth 75c, s5c, $1.O0
and s1.25, for SOC.
Black silk bargains that surpass any
thing that was ever before offered:
Black corded silks, 10 styles, worth $500,
on sale 49c.
Black brocade moire silk for skirts, worth
up to s2.25, only CSC.
Black peau de sol, pure silk, 27-in. wide.
worth $3.50, on sale 75c.
Black satin armure. imported, worth $1.5o
at SOC.
Big sale Monday on black peau de sol
and t~affetas:
Black ~taffeta, fine grade, 27-in., worth
1.25, for 69c.
Black t~affeta, fine grade, S6-in., worth
$500, for soc.
Black t%affeta, fine grade, 36-in,. worth
$3.50, for $1.25.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23

Special prices during this sale on the
most varied and best assorted stock Of
finest furniture in the west. Everything in
furniture.
Handsome Oak Music Rack. three shelves.
csc.
All kinds Of once Desks at wonderfully
low figures. Roll-Top Desks at ss.45.
$3.50. SlS5O and up.
Revolving once Chairs. sass. sS5O. sass.
$3.50 and up.
Kitchen Cabinets. $3.50. sass. $3.50. $3.50.
Sleeping Couches. from &4.S5. 1896, $3.50.
S7.s5 and up to $500.
Go-Carts from t2.s5. t3.b0. $3.50 and up.
Baby Carriages at $3.50. t6.S6, $3.50 and up.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23

Lupin's black pebble cheviot, marked $1.25,
you can buy for soc.
Lupin's unfinished worsted, marked SLIPS,
you can buy for roc.
Goodall's 54-inch cheviots In black and
colors. marked $1.9S, you can buy for CSC.
Goodall's cheviots, marked $3.50. you can
buy for $1.25.
Any Venetian marked $3.50, in black and
c%olors, you can buy for $1.79.
Any Venetian or broadcloth, marked $1.9S.
you can buy for CSC.
Any Venetian marked $3.50 you can buy
for SLIPS.
Scotch tweeds, marked $3.50, you can buy
for S5c.
English meltons, marked $3.50, you can
buy for S1.35.
English meltons, marked s1.9S, you can
buy for $1.49.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23

~ Monday we will place on sale a new lot Of
Chas. X. Harris Song Albums at only lSo
per copy, by mail soc; regular price 76c.
This is the only book OF popular songs on
the market. 1t contains such popular
pieces as For Old Times Sake" ''ThereIl
Come a Time" "Just Tell Her that / Loved
Her. Too" Hello. Central, Hello" "A
Rabbits Daughter" IT Used to Know Her
Years Ago." Heart to Heart Waltzes.'
and lots Of other pretty songs and instru-
mental pieces. This book We will sell
Monday at only 4sc.
We will place on sale a nice lot OF vocal
and instrumental studies; they have sold all
the way from soc a copy up. to S1.00. S1.25.
$3.50 and $500 each; our price to close them
out only 15c per copy.
We have lots Of Loesehorn. Heller.
Czerney. B~urgmuller. Concones. both vo-
cal n Instrumental; all 60 at 15c each.
They are all good editions. foreign finger
ing. Mail orders promptly filled.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23

4o-inch Lawn. extra fine quality, win be
on sale Monday at 10c.
India Linons will be on sale at Sc. &c, THO.
10c. 12hc, 15c.
Check and Stripe Nainsook on sale At
&c, 10c, 16c.
English Madras. 25c, S5c. 4oc.
Fancy Piques. 12hc. 15c, 1Sc. zoe, 25c. $50.
Linen suiting In all colors on sale at ESQ.
We also have a fine line OF Fancy White
Goods In lace effect, very neat patterns.
that we will show Monday at special prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23

Black %taffeta, fine grade, 54-in., worth
$3.50, for $1.9S.
Black peau de sol, 22-in., worth $3.50, for
SOC.
Black peau de sol, Gain, worth $500, for
S1.25.
Black peau de sol, 36-in., worth $3.50, for
S1.ss.
Black peau de sol, Aim, worth $3.50, for
$2.25.
Black grenadines on sale Monday, all "A
in. wide, $500 grades for $50.
Black grenadines, $500 grade on sale
$3.50; $500 and $500 grades on sale $3.50.
Hayden Bros. exclusive agents for Wins
low taffeta and the new peau de slant.
We do the biggest mail order business Of
any house in the west. Samples sent
promptly excepting of special sale goods.
You can order any Of the above specials
and II not satisfactory We will refund
money.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23
Bed Spreads

200 extra heavy Bed Spreads, $50 each.
200 extra large and heavy Spreads, SOC
each.
200 extra heavy and large Spreads. SOC
each.
200 extra heavy full size Spreads, $50
each.
One case Marseilles Bed Spreads, sl0o
each.
One case full size Marseilles Bed Spreads.
$3.50 each.
200 s1x2h yards long extra heavy Crochet
Bed Spreads. worth s1.75, each, ;1.0O.
200 full size Marseilles Patterns, extra
heavy, Crochet Bed Spreads, worth 1928
each, s1.35.
% extra heavy Satin Marseilles Bed
Spreads, worth $500 each, 1925.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23

5S-inch Bleached Damask, 1sc.
6O-inch Half Bleached Damask, 500.
62-inch Bleached Damask, 49c.
Turkey Red Table Linen, IS inches wide,
on sale at Ice.
5s-inch Red Damask, worth $50, sale
price csc.
A full size Dinner Napkin, worth s1.75, on
sale at $1.35.
All linen Napkins on sale. $50 and {1.2s.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23
JsWeIry, Silverware
and Gut Glass

Cut glass cream pitchers and sugar bowls
In sets s2.9s.
Large l2-inch vases, worth $3.50. Monday
02.la.
Nicely cut sherbet cups. 45e.
Salt and pepper shakers. sterling tops
CSC pair.
Good heavy water glasses. each 4Oc.
finch vases. S1.25.
Rogers silver plated cream ladies. CSC.
Rogers berry spoons. silver or gold bowl.
zee.
Rogers knives and forks. sass set
Rogers tea spoons. $50 set
Rogers table spoons. t1.9s set.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23
Muslin and Sheeting

A fine quality of Muslin. 1s yards for
31.OO.
42-inch Pillow Casing, loo.
45-inch Pillow Casing, lie.
42x36 handmade Pillow Cases, 15c a pair.
T2x90 handmade Sheets at 47hc each.
S-4 Bleached Sheeting. 1870.
"a Bleached Sheeting, 1Shc.
ga Unbleached Sheeting. 16c.
Remnants of Table Linen on sale At the
Linen counter in 2, 2h and 3-yard lengths.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23

FROM 8 TO 10 A. M-You can buy our
$3.50 voiles in all colors, only one pattern
to a customer, for 75c a yard.
FROM 10 TO IL A. M.-You can buy any
silk warp Eoliennes In colors at exactly
half the marked price.
FROM - TO 2 P. M.-You can buy our
$3.50 Estamines at 75c a yard.
FROM 2 TO P. M.-You can buy any 75o.
$50 and $1.00 silk striped challis (nothins
reserved during this sale Of two hours) AZ
49c a yard.
FROM 4 TO 6 P. M.-You can buy subs
lines. albatrosses. nun yelling, mistrals,
ETC., in the evening shade department at
exactly one-half the marked price.
FOR THE DAY we will sell thousands Of
yards of dress goods and w%aistings in otheR
lines at a greatly reduced price.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23
Optical Dept.

Why not have your eyes examined in our
optical section. 1t costs you nothing and
you'll thus prevent a neglect hat may ulti-
mately result In loss of sight.
Complete spectacles fine crystal lenses.
correctly fitted. CSC.
Fir gold-nlled frames. guaranteed for
10 years. t1.49.
Strong reading glasses, 4sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23
Sensational March
Garnet Sale

Prices that will astonish the shrewdest
buyers. The greatest variety of newest
and nobbiest styles to choose from.
4Oc Union Ingram Carpet, 25c.
soc G. C. Ingram Carpet, acc.
75c best All Wool Ingrains, Soc.
Toe Brussels Carpets. 49c.
s1.00 Brussels Carpets, SEC.
S1.25 Wilton Velvet Carpets, soc.
64-inch Persian Wilton Rugs, $1.26.
27x63 Administer Rugs, $1.9S.
s6-inch Administer Rugs, 32.9S.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23
Mondays
Furnishing Specials

300 dozen mems fine Silk Ties, in all
styles. all new colors for spring. made to
sell at 35c. on sale at 15c.
Mems 25c Half Hose at 10c.
1000 dozen mems fine Colored Laundered
Shirts. In all the new styles, in madras,
worth up to $500, on sale at csc. 75o and
acc.
Mems SOC Suspenders at Csc.
Mems medium and light weight Under
wear at 35c and Soc; worth double.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23
MONDAY IN The BARGAIN ROOM

Monday will be the greatest day we have ever had in the
Bargain Room. 1t will be the opening sale of the spring goods.
In the Bargain Room you will find everything to be had in a
first class store, at from onethird to one-tenth the prices charged
by other merchants for the same class of goods. No Dealers
peddlers or manufacturers sold to in this room.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23
Great March silk Sale and Grand Easter
Opening.

OF all the new Silk novelties A. demonstration of the most wonderful Silk bargains evro t
by any ones at any time 50OO0yW yards of the most superb Silks go on sale at once ommIc
ng Monday morning, and you can look for the f@tS Silks of all kinds in both black and cobrs
lower prices han you have ever bought Silks # equal quality fri all yw life This grand
includes the best brands md makes of fine dr@sS Silks all thee Extra wild Silks and every
whO has Sill wants should not hlt visit. this department Monday
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23
The Leading Dress Goods House in
the West.

Monday will be the opening day of our High Grade Dress
Goods, and in order tomake it interesting, we will make the most
astonishing prices that was ever made in Omaha.
BE sure and read this ad. Our goods are marked in plain
figures, and when we make a sale price we give the goods eE-
actly as we advertise them. Compare these prices with anything
that you have ever purchased before. They are for Monday only.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23

that were made to sell at $1,000, for $500.
All B., s. & M. Co.'s SILK Skirts that sold
up as high as $50, for $3.50.
B., S. & NJ. co.'s WAISTS.
All their Wash Waists that were made
for spring trade. every garment absolutely
the newest styles, made to sell at soc, Toe
and $500 and up to $500. on our counters
at 35c, 45c, 65c, $1.00 up to $500.
Silk Waists, worth up to $500, for 1898.
B. s.. & M. CO.'S WRAPPERS.
This house was known throughout the
country for the tremendous stock of Wrap
pers they carried. They will be on our
counters Monday at 79c. Soc and 25c each.
THE GREATEST SALE EVER HELD IN
OMAHA.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23

1OO-piece Decorated Inner Sets. English
semi-porcelain, $S.9S.
Only the Big Store can sell goods at such
a price.
Decorated Toilet Sets. S1.1s.
Fine Flint Blown Tumblers, 3 for So.
Plain White Cups AND S~aucers, lie.
Plain White Dinner Plates, &c.
Plain White Tea Plates, &c.
Plain White Pie Plates. 1c.
Decorated Plates, all sizes, &c.
Decorated Cups and Saucers, 2hc each.
Decorated Vegetable Dishes, SC.
Decorated Oatmeals, sc.
Plain White Ice Creams, 1c.
China Egg Holders, &c.
Plain White Platters, &c.
Crystal Wine Glasses, 1ho.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23
March Grocery
Bargains

5 pounds Hominy, 10c.
5 pounds Pearl Barley, l5c.
8 pounds Tapioca. 15c.
s pounds Sage. 15c.
5 pounds Farina. 15c.
One sack Cornmeal, 15c.
8 pounds Rolled Oats, 10c
8 pounds Navy Beans. 15c.
8 pounds Split Peas. l5c.
8 pounds Green Peas. loo.
1 pound Currants, 7c.
1 pound Raspberries. 15c.
3-pound pail Lard. 2so.
1 pound Tea. 12hc.
/ pound Coffee. shc.
S-pound can Tomatoes, 10c.
2-pound can Corn. TIC.
s-pound can Peaches. 12hc.
1 pound Ginger Snaps. sac.
8 pounds GRADUATED Sugar, 1sc.
1 sack Rye Flour. ssc.
Strictly fresh eggs. l2ho
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23
S75,0O0.OO Stock of Women's New
y Spring Suits, New Waists, New Skirts and New Wrap
pers Bought from the BaIlantyne, ~Sugarman & Morse
Company at Soc on the Dollar.

The great sale opens Monday at $3.50
sharp.
Hayden Bros. were the successful bid
ders; Omaha and the west would be proud
Of our efforts TO secure this stock IL they
were there at the time Of sale. The women
of Omaha and surrounding country will
have cause to rejoice when they see this
tremendous stock OF goods on our counters
tomorrow morning. Plenty of salespeople
to wait on you. We will quote a few of
the magnificent bargains, and for the next
ten days Omaha never will see women's
Teady-to-wear garments as cheap or as good
for the money as we offer them. Your money
cheerfully refunded IL goods are not just
as represented. Watch the papers for fur
Their announcements. Come in Monday and
see what we have to offer-whether you
buy or not.
All the b., s. & NJ Co. Suits that were
made to sell at $3.50. at $6.9s.
All the B., S. & NJ. Co. Suits that were
made to sell at $3.50, for $1,000.
All the B., s. & NJ. Co. Suits that were
made to sell for $500, for $500.
ALI the B., S. & NJ. Co. Suits that were
made to sell at $500, for $3.50.
All of the B., s. & NJ. Co. Finest Suits,
made to sell at $40, $50 and $50, on sale at
$3.50.
B.. S. NJ. CO.'S SKIRTS AT soc ON THE
DOLLAR.
Women's Dress Skirts for 75c.
All B., s. & M. Co.'s Dress and Rainy Day
Skirts that sold up to $500. for $3.50.
All B.. g.. & NJ. Co.'S Rainy Day and Dress
Skirts that were made to sell for Sc, for
$3.50.
All B.. 8. M. Co.'s Rainy Day and Dress
Skirts that were made to sell for $3.50, for
$3.50.
All B., s. & NJ. Co.'S Fin Wool Skirts
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23
Flannel Dept.

One case extra heavy Shaker Flannel. 10
per yard; worth 1Oc.
Three cases Beatrice Drapery cretonne
and Denim. 12c and i5c per yard; worth Csc.
two cases double-fold chericat, fast col
ors. beautiful patterns, l2Ae and l5e per
yard; worth csc.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23

The hnsst line OF hair goods 20 be found
anywhere See them on our mail moor.