Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 13, 1903, Page 12

ATURDAY, JUNE 1 KELLEY, STIGER & CO. Hosfery and r Sale— Store Open Until 9130, Ladles' hostery, Wack 1lisle elastic top and good length, %e Ladles’ hoslery, black lisle drop stitch and aln gause, white heel and high spliced heel, 8ic, 3 for §1 Ladies’ black lsle lace hostery, lace all around and to the toe, several different pat- terns, also plain gossamer liale, high spliced heel, 60c and Tic Ladles' white lisle hoslery, white grounds with black clover leaves, daisies and carna- tions, tancy stripes and boot pattern; these re worn with any color low tles—30c, 7 and e Ladles' new colored hosiery, oxford and granite, plain, dots and fancy figures, somathing very mew in hoslery, ‘Children’s black lsle lace hose, lace to the toe and all around, straight lengths and shaped, several different patterns, 2c, GHc. Ladies’ cotton vest and pants, vests are frilled taped, umbrella style; pants with ince teimming, Zec. Ladies' lisle vest, tape, Richelleu rib, 85, 3 for §1. Ladles' lsle and silk vest, fancy lace trimmed yokes and arms, also plain yokes with fancy shoulders and plain imported MNslo vest, Bdc, S6c. Ladles' lislc umbrella pants and tights, trimmed with deep lace and extra sizes, %c and Sc. Ladles’ umbrella unfon sults, low #loevelens, trimmed in lace, also Mun tight knee, low neck, eleeveless, o, 3 for $1.00. Ladies' lisle umbrella union sults, low nock, sleeveless, trimmed with deep lace, also neck and arm trimmed with lace, a perfect. fitting garment and light welight, #1 and $1.2. Children's vest, low neck, crochet edge and full taped, 15c, 2 Infants’ lisle lace sox, black, white, blue, pink and cardinal, all sizes, 2%c. KELLEY, STIGER & CO., Farnam and Fifteenth Sts., Omaha. openwork, crochet cdge and siik low neck, sleeveless, tan, Our goods are sold with a positive guar- antee to give satisfaction and at prices that are an absolute saving to you. Read our ad on Page 7. Hayden Bros. NO PUBLIC WORK THIS WEEK t of Employes Will Not Reach Mayor for Approval Until Saturday. Despite the compromise between the councll and the Board of Public Works concerning the street and sewer gangs, there is no liklihood of ‘any public work being done this week. The list of names can hardly be sent to the mayor for ap- proval before Saturday morning, as the transcribing in the clerk's office will re- quire most of today. According to Géneral ¥oreman Hummel it will require from a half to & full day to get the men up and ready for work. There I8 'no certalnity that the mayor will aprove the list of names or any part of it. He refuses to make known what he will do about it. A rumor was current about the city hall this morning that he would refvse to confirm the 427 names, or & number ¢f them because the council had Atspleased him by adopting a resolution authoriging the building inspector to name his own assistant and. clerk. Proposals for repairing all the damaged asphalt paving in the city will be opened by the Board of Public Works, Monday, June 15. Maceabees' Joint Memarial Services. The Knights and Ladles of the Macca- bees will hold joint memorial servies at 8 o'clock Sunday afternoon at Odd Fellows hall, South Omaha. The Rev. Bdward Walk of Council Blufts will deliver an oration In memory of deceased members and Miss Ella L. Mark, stato commander for Nebraska, will officiate for the ladfes. The Mendelssohn male quartette will fur- nish music for the occasion. Very Low Special Excursion Rates To Boston, Mass, Saratoga, N. Y., and Chautauqua Lake in Juné and July. Lib- eral terms and stop-over privileges. On and after June 14 the new fast train from Chicago to Buffalo and intermediate points, 5:15 p. m. daily. For timo cards, regular and speclal rates, otc., send postal card to H. L. Purdy, Trav. Puss. Agent, Erie Rallroad, Chicago, I, or D. M. Bowman, General Western Passenger Agent. Chicago, Il S0c. of Sale of Ladles’ New Low Shoes at $1.59, $1.98 and $2.50. & {BRANREIS: = Ribbon Remnants fromthe Mill on the Picture Third Floor. 3rd Floor The Greatest Lot of Fine Ribbon Mill Ends Ever Shewn in Omaha. They Go on Sale Today. Every six months we get the accumulated remnants from the best known ribbon mill in Americ hey make only the finest goods. For the past week these ribbons have been on dl!fi[m in our window and have created the great est of admiration, In view of the phenomenal low price at which we are going {o sell these high grade ribbons today. It will be a big ribbon day in maha This lot consist of plain and fancy all silk taffeta, satin, satin taffeta and every Imaginable kind of fancy ribbons, Ribbons that generally sell at 10c yard we are going to sell at Ribbons that generally sell at 15¢c yard at. yard Ribbons that gene: ..10e Ribbons that generally sell for 35¢ yard go at, yard.. AS8g And the grandest lot of high grade wide Fancy Rlbbons thn tlut are worth $1 yard goat, yard.... .. 50c¢ Pillow Topu at 5c Each Tomorrow we place on sale 1,000 fancy tinted and stamped =" Pilloty Tops, the regular price of which is 50c— as long as they last they go at: (" C each Embroldered Center Pleccs—One big lot of hand embroid- Ladies’ Sult Special at $8.50 Ladien' Tailored Suits_with all the ered Center Pleces. 1hese are worth $2.50 each--we offer fashionable noveltles—every 1903 them today at, each. stylo—worth up to 8 50 twenty dollar: e rerr——— Dress Skirt Special, $4 90 Volles, etamines, clgths, efc.—sea- ete.—remarkable Saturday Splendid Millmery Values at.. $5.00 ladies’ and misses’ dress hats $6.50 ladies’ and misses’ dress hats $7.50 ladies’ and misses’ dress hats $2.00 Children’s trimmed leghorns ceve $1.00 black chip untrimmed flats.,..59¢ $L.50 lrlmmed street hats, $1.50 large burnt shade flats,,....69¢ 75c large blossom wreaths........ 25¢ 50c Chiffon Veilings at 12c All Silk Chiffon Velling, with silk embroidered polka dots and velvet dots—black, white and all colors—many worth 80c a yard—on bargain square at— 1,000 BELTS AT 15¢ AND 10¢ Thousands of Belts for a great Saturday's sale. Velvet, White Duck, Patent Leather, Peau de Soie, Embroidered Taffeta, Silk and Form- a yard Fitting Belts, including the “Arabella” and . 15¢-10c¢ “Duchess” Belts in leather and silk— 3. K. Brandeis & Fons J. L. Brandeis & Fons 21-2¢ ..5¢ Ladles’ Su't Spoclal at $3.98 Ladles' Tallored Sul made of Tashionapic. materials stylish In every detail worth up o $10.00- 3,98 at, . Slik Shirt Walst Suits, $6.98 afade of all silk matertals, poucn sleeves, shirred fronts, son's swellest colors— Jorth up to $15.00- canvas value .2.45 worth up to $1.00-8aturday at.... 3 . BANK STATEMENTS. If You Must Drink|s== ‘ 3. L. mieport of the Condition of o . L. BRANDEIS & SONS, BANKE the Close of Business. June 9, 1903, At Omaha, In the State of Nebraska, at Out 1500 Fine Suits These suits are all made in the newest styles and in the most wanted shapes. They represent the finest tailoring of the famous firm of Hart, Schaffner and Marx. There are no better or more stylish suits made. They aro all hand tallored through- out—hand padded shoulders, hand fitted col- lars, hair cloth fronts, etc. They have every expert style touch that gives snap and wear to men's garments. These sults are made of cheviots, cassi- meres, worsteds, unfinished worsteds and fancy cheviots in checks, stripes, over- plaide, fancy mixtures and plain colors; and were made to sell and are usually re- tafled at from $12.60 to $25.00—speclal prices Batutday- $1.50, $10, SI5 's Outing Coats & Pants Over 2 different patterns to select from in all colors and shades in stripes, checks, mixtures and plain colors, on sale Satur- day at $1.75, $1.9, $2.2 and $2.50. Hayden’s Marvelous Value in Boys’ and Childrens Clothing. An extraordinary buying chance came the way of our buyer and the result is we can offer the biggest and best values in boys' and children’s clothing that ever came to Omaha 2% boys' suits in every desirable pattern, in blues, grays and brown mixtures; in light, medium and dark colors; made in Norfolk and double-breasted styles; regu- lar $2.00 values; sale price only $1.25. 219 boys' suits in a great variety of very fabrics; guaranteed to wear well; made walst bands; in sailor blouse, Norfolk and sale price only $1.75. HAYDEN: 3 THE RELIABLE STORE. G by B Skt o desirable patterns n selected all _wool with double stitched taped seams; elastic double-breasted st: worth up to $.00; 435 boys' very finest suits in Irish and Scotch cheviots, cassimeres, worsteds and serges and all the popular shades, stripes, checks and mixtures; handsomely made up in saflor blouse, saflor Norfolks, Norfolks; double-breasted and three piece styles; these sults would be great value at $5.00; on sale now at $2.95 and $2.50. 29 boys' sults, made In double-breasted Norfolk, sailor blouse, sailor Norfolk, three plece and the popular two piece golf sults; a great variety of new summer fabrics and latest color effects; coats lined, with a very fine serge pants; with double seat and knees; reinforced taped seams; any size you want from 3 to 16 years; regular $6.00 values; sale price $3.50. SALI HAYDEN BROS. READ GREAT S ON PAGE 7. Largest Exclusive Retair! Millinery House in the West. Extraordinary Sale on all W hite xand Black Trimmed Time Loans - . . Banking House - . . U. S. Boads to secure Circulation 200,000 00 Due from Banks and U. S. Treasurer $1,716,355.04 U. S. Bonds . . Other Bonds:. . Call Loans . Cash . . Sale of Ladies’ Fine Hose— Extraordinary purchase of ladies’ fine imported Frenc lisle thread hosiery, in the most beautiful range of pat- terns—The new granite effects promise to be the pre- dominating colors for summer footwear, also black and white effects in fine sheer, lace and solid embroidered boot patterns, all regular 75¢ and $1.00 styles, all sizes, at, pair T5c and ........ ... 45C Women's Belts— Sample line on sale, belts worth up to $1.50, at 25c. 120 dozen ladies’ latest novelties in colored and black silk, satin belts, bought for half their regular value, some in jplain and crushed satins, trimmed with nickle, all gilt and green metal buckles and clasps, hundreds of differ- ent styles to select from, regular values, B0c, T5¢ to $1.60— Saturdayonly ........ 250 $1.50 Muslin Skirts on Sale at 85¢— Made of fine quality muslin and cambrie, properly propor- tioned and well made, skirts in dainty serviceable lace and embroidered effects, all with deep flounce and dust rufile, a garment regularly sold at $1.50—Saturday .......... 850 Ladies’ 25c Handkerchiefs on Sale at Oc A manufacturer’s line of samples, together with an immense purchase of ladies’ fine quality of all pure linen handker- chiefs in pretty patterns of lace and hand-embroidered ef- fects—also many plain white narrow hemstitched designs, with colored and black borders—not one 9 in the lot Worth less than a quarter—Saturday, C FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF OMAHA, NEB. UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY. STATEMENT, JUNE 9TH. 1903. RESOURCES LIABILITIES Capital . . Surplus . . . Undivided Profits . . Circuaton . . Deposits $3,730,045.68 125,000.00 $500,000.00 100,000.00 125.999.79 200,000,00 7,473,521.25 209,600.00 348,172.62 . 662,837.78 1,407,509.92 $4,344,475.36 . §8,399,521.04 | $8,399.521.04 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. Gleason's Graps Juice. Unquestionably the most popular and wholesome food-drink product of the grape, quisite flavor.true to the frult from which in_ existence. A possessing an ex- it 1s made. Tomorrow we will serve this ‘Demand loans RESOURCES. Omaha city bonds.. United States and other bonds .. Time loan City and rants Bchool Premlum account Fixtures $ 36,600 00 21,000 00 105,409 77 Investigate---It Pays Due from reserve * banks. Cash H ats---Saturday SEE OURS BFFORE YOU BUY. 1508 Douglas St. Herman Kountze, Pr W, A, J. M. Wgolworth F. H. Davl: C. T. Kountze, Ass’t Cashier W, F. Allel Paxton dJ. A. Crelghton, Vice-Pre: . 8. Pcppleton 8, oa-hlar L. L. Kountze, Ass’t Cashler Street Rallway Pay Checks. Unfon Pacific, Postoffice, Telephone and @ll other pay checks cashed at our bank. Accounts opened for $1.00 or more, and 4 per cént interest paid. - Under government supervision. J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS, Bankers. For Sale—Due bill on one of the best New York City hotels at a good discount. Ad- dress E 64, care Omaha Bee. SOUTHERN PACIFIC MUST PAY Mry. Molony Gets & Verdict for Twen- ty-Five Hundred Dollars In the United States circult court yester- day the sealed verdict In' the case of Sarah Molony against the Union Pacific, Southern Paclfic and Pullman Car com- panies was submitted to the court. The verdict gives judgment for $2,600 In favor of the plaintiff against the Southern Pacific Rallway company and dismisses the case against the Unlon Pacific and the Pullman Car companies. Mrs. Molony brought suit against the companies for having been mis- directed to a traln at Ogden, Utah, and for having been subjected to humiliation and annoyance by being placed in a second- class car when her ticket entitled her to first-class accommodations In a Pullman palace car. She sued for $15,000 damages. The case has been on trial for the past four days. Electric Bitters give an active liver, per- tect digestion, healthy kidneys, regular bowels, fine appetite, or no pay. 80c. For salo by Kubn & Co venter Werk, . Any one wishing skilled carpenters to do thelr work should 'phone George W. Miles, 'Phone I1N9. Labar T ROBERT M Secretary. The W Ratirond “In the Good OM Bummer Time" offer many special rates to Boston, Indlanapoit Baltimore, St. louls, ‘Saratoga, Detrolt, Atlanta and other points, 1 Call at eity affice. 1601 Farnam, or .“m, HARRY E. MCORES, G June 13 and M, via the Northwesiern Lind, the only double track route. 1Wl-148 Farnam street $10.00 — $10.00 — $10.00 — $10.00. i Becond snnual picnic will be given by the ‘Triungle club at Hibbler's park Sun- aay, June 14 132, Forty-fourth and Leav- enworth streets. Everybody invited. Attend the matinee of the Tri-City Amateur Driving club this afterncon at the Soregue street track. Admission free. delighttul beverage FREE to convince you | . LIABILITIES. Capital Undivided profits’ Deposits Thdividual deposits Time certificates . Demand certificates ... Cashler's checks Total deposits of the sterling worth of this article. If you are thirsty for grape juice drink GLEASON'S. If you are seeking VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY purchase your eat- ables here. Quaker Oats, three packages for.......e Walter Baker's Malta-Ceres 1, Emil Brandeis, cashier of above statement is true to the best of A knowledge and bellef. Strictly Fresh Eggs, dozen.... Bagle Condensed Milk 12th day of June, 1903, Grape-Nuts ............ (Seal.) Royal Luncheon Cheese. SRS Cholcest Dairy Butter, pound Btrawberrics, Bananas, Pine- apples, Red Raspberries, Black Raspberres. e o FREE! Spring Chicken, pound... Pork Lolns, pound... % Prime Corned Beef, pound. Fancy Butterine, pound SOMMER BROS,, EXPONENTS OF GOOD LIVING. Twenty-Eighth and Farnam Streets. Grocery Telephones, 1326 and 1331 Market Telephone, 73. SGUFIELB’S HILLER LIQUOR CO. SATURDAY SALE e 00 We ship everywhere. lists. R e always the MELLOW. $1.00 FOR A FULL QUART, Our celebrated same—PURE, OLD PURE SP, CALIFORNIA WINE§ TALTY. Sherry, Angelica, Claret, etc., e and 30c per bottle—$1.00 to $2.50 gallon. $290,468 % $ 50,000 00 4,441 94 245,017 01 1 Tot: $200,468 Stata of Nebraska. County of Douglas, ss: the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the my EMIL BRANDEIS, Cashler. Subscribed and sworn to before me this H. MALCHIEN, Notary Public. A. D. BRANDEIS, H. H. BRANDEIS, Directors. Saturday Special To every purchaser of a Bottle of Whisky —a handsome gold rimmed glass FREE. Our Famous “Hiller's Old Private Stock" AND THE HOUSEHOLD WHISKY. “Hiller's Pure Rye'—un- excelled for the price—80c for a full quart. 18 OUR at per Farnam and 522 North 16th. Send for our price Not Our Fault Petticoats, Underskirts, Wrappers, Corset Covers, Waists, Dressing Sacques. Ncne to equal them in Omaba for the price. bpring Wraps nnd Cruvenette Rain Coats for Saturda, If you have been unable to reach us telephone in the past part, the city has it's all ri we are sver In heed of anything tn our line, e Lieblg Process Beef o Doan's Kidney Pills Miles' Antl-pain Pills una—all you need s0c ““Catarrh Rem''—guaranteed.. 3100 Miles' Nervine . e Bar Ben e ih $1.00 Nervita—a'l you want $1.00 Temptation 1 been undergoing repairs, $1.00 Plerce's Remedies ... e Genuine Castoria ® Genuine Chesters Pe nnyroyal Piils ALL NIGHT, Low Rates to Boston June and July vy | houre, do not thin it due to carelessness or indifference on our | as the I'hone system in this part of | $1.00-Wine Cardui for but | Bt now and at vour service, and | 3100 Kilmer's Swamp Root' for pleased to have you use it when- 2% 1.00 CUT PRICE v Gold Fillings in front teeth are conspicupus—PORCELAIN FILL- 8 look better and are better. LEM‘H’ RENILI Not-what you EARN that makes wealth. 4 per cent on all deposits—at CITY SAVINGS BANK, Southcast Corner lolh and PDouglas Sts. $1.00 I.Iquozana for 756 ‘ We sell the dollar size of Liquozone for T and the Gc size for 40. But this is only a SAMPLE of our prices for we cut prices all along the line. Out-of-town peo- ple should write for our catalogue. ITS AN INTERSTING DOCUMENT—because it tells you how to save money. MORE SAMPLE PRICES: 5c Pink of Perfection for. $1.00 Chrystal (not Crystal) ‘Tonic’ for.. Mennen's Talcum, alway $1.00 Eiker-Hoft Consimption Lur\. for. (By mall, 80c) $1.00 Jackson's Hed Bug Powder— KILLS EVERY BUG m ERY TIME "' Quinine’ for 100 2-grain Bu y mall. (B, $100 White_Ribbon (By mall. One dozen abovs prepald to any address in the Uniled States for $9.25, $1.00 Cramer's Kidney Cure for. . 25¢ Putzina cleans wall paper; we sell.. e Grave's Tooth Powder for.. Write for our 100-page. catalogue. Fine Violet Soap, box 3 cakes, for. Se Platt's Chlorides, we sell.. YOU CANNOT DUPLICATE THESE PRICES, " Pills for.. Soc; Your Boy’s Shoes Should be without holes this kind of weather, and our boys' $1.50 shoes will wear longer before are . any holes in them than any other shoe ever sold at $1.60, and & great many that are being sold at $2.00 and $2.60. Made of good honest leather and solid sole leather soles, they keep the feet dry and at the same time give comfort and satistaction. §L.00° Listerine for. 4 $1.00 Hostetter's Bitters for 1.0 Herpicide for 1.00 Chichester's Pe One pound Bi; 3125 Baker's nyroyai Piils for.. there we Syrup Figs for Write for our 10-page catalogue of drugs, rubbef goods and hospital supplies. It's free. Sherman & McGonnelk Drug Co Wholesale and Retall Corner 16th and Dod Bring the boys in Saturday, we will fit them with a pair of shoes and save you money. UNION PACIFIC COLORADO AND RETURN June 1 to Sept. 30, ino. To enable persons to reach these favored localities without unnecessary expenditure of time or money, the UNION PACIFIC has putinto effect low rates and splendid train service from Missouri River to Deaver. Accommo- dations are provided for all classes of passengers on these trains, the equipment including free reclin- ing chair cars, buffet smeking cars, drawing- room sleepers, and day coaches, etc. CITY TICKET OFFICE, £%4 Farnam Bt Telepnone 318 Union Btation, 10th and Marcy Sts. TREWELGE MEATS" RDG!.RILS 24" and Farnam sts. FOR TODAY Saturday 20c¢ 12%c¢ 15¢ Belt Pins In Sterling Silver Make & nice and inexpensive Gradu- ation Gift. We have an ele- gant and large line of them, and a fine selection of other nuvelties for gifts. We will be pleased to show you. Brown & Borsheim Jew: 223 South 16th Street oring Chicken, per pound Young Hens, per pound Porterhouse Steak, per pound Via the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern rallway. Tickets will be sold June 2, 26 and 27, extreme return limit August 1, and on July 1, 2, 3, 4 und §, extreme return limit September 1. Stop-overs allowed at Ni- araga Falls and Chautauqua; also at New York on tickets via that route. Full - formation, with rates via variable routes, will be promptly furnished on application to M. 8. Giles, T. P. A, Chicago, or to C. P. Daly, chief A. G, P, A, Chicago. 1f the shallowness of your purse compels ¥OU (o exercise the greptest possible care in making your purchases, read our adver- tisement on Page 7, for it tells of good ®00ds at helpful prices. Hayden Bros, SCHAEFER’ Two 'Phones—747 §. W. Cormer 16th amd ¢ DRUG STORE To1. cago Ste. $14.75! $14.75! $14.751 Chicago and return, June M4, 15, 30; July 1, good till September 15, via The North- western Line, the only double track route. 1401-1408 Farnam street. GRADUATI GIFTS. Close Baturdays at 6.30. DIED. We RICHARDS-Henry J.. June L 1909, at resi- dence of his mother, 84 North Twenty- fifth street, aged 4 y and 10 months. Funeral at 210 o'clotk Bunday afternoon. June 4. 1%8. from residence to Prospec HIl cometery. Friends invited. 15th and ' Dodge A DREXEL SHOE CO., Omaha’s Up-to-Date Shoe House 1419 Farnam Street, MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK. OF OMAHA.=» N B Cornr Fornem and 1300 Strevis Y Men’s Suit Sale On account of the backward season we closed out trom one of America’s best wholesale tallors & line of fine men's sults ht less than cost of production. We now have them on sale at §6, §7.60 and $10. No such sult values have ever been given in Omaba. See them in our windows, compare them with anything anywhere else. We let you be the judge; it you wish to throw your, money sway, buy elsewhere. The Guaran- tee Clothing Co., 1619-1621 Douglas street, All day Baturday we bave & sale on men's underwear, plain balbriggen, mottled, neat Etay, also yellowish shades. Your chelce 16 & garment, 2c a suit Money saved is equal to money earned, and we certainly try to save you money. IV's up to you. Birloin Steak per pound ]21/8(: Granulated Sugar Sc 1b. | TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER