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    TUTj OMAITA DAILY TtEE: "WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, ' 1003.
10
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Sale of
Hen'
Clothing
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ton
us
nen's
Outine
Stilts at
Cut Price
In the Basement Today
Wash Goods Bargains
A great special sale of the freshest, newest
wash goods at great price reductions
EMBROIDERED SWISS A big Ql
table piled high with regular 25c embroid- (jjow
ered Swiss In mill remnants, at a yard ....
Fancy Printed Batistes-One big counter
all our 15c and 19c fancy printed batiste. 71
All the new summer patterns, at, yard, ...
NEW WHITE DIMITIES NEW MERCERIZED WAISTINGS
One big table new white
mercerized damask
waistings
French Gingham One Big table mill remnants
One bi table of fifteen
cent white dimities
at
n- l
0C
e25c
of fine French Gingham a big special to-
morrow, at, yard.
Fine Percale One big table of SS-inch wide fine
percale a splendid value Wednesday,
at, a yard.... - -
,7lc
L Mercerized Sateen Closing out one
counter double fold nne mercerized sawen, -V
'worm oac yaru, at -. . . -- .
E Lawns at 5c Yard One table wide
blacK and wniie vioiei a lawns
. yard . . - .
One table finest quality 40-
inch wide Indian
linens. 15c and
19c, all at, yard
10c
One table 36-inch and 40-
Inch wide drap
ery Swisses,
at
10c
5c
Something Hon, 4!c. Sco What 4!c Will Do
mm
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M' Special Notion
U1S Sale Wednesday
4 -
Wudnt'sday we place on sale a Hue of staple
iiutioiis, worth from 10c to 23c at
0-incli metal back horn combs worth 10c
Combination Needle Hook worth 23c
Corset Steels worth 15c
Hack Combs worth 20c
5 Spools Helding's Sewing Silk w:orth 10c
2 Spools Silk Crochet Cotton worth 10c
00 Spools 200 yard Machine Thread worth 15c-
1 dozen Spools Hasting Thread worth 20c
The Giant Tack Puller worth 10c
500 Count Tin Cr.bes worth 10c
Assorted Hair Tin Cabinet worth 10c
One dozen Pearl Huttons worth 15c
10 yards Velvet Ilibbon worth 25c
Hod Hair Pins worth 10c
1 pair Stockinet Dress Shields worth 15c
2 yards Velveteen Skirt Binding worth 10c
Curling Irons worth 10c
And numerous other staple 10c to 25c articles '
all go Wednesday, at
.4 Ac
.4V2C
Our Groat Shoe Salo.
The most surprising success of all it proves what good buy
ing will do. To close the season, nearly all large manufacturers
close everything out rather than carry over to next year. Our
shoe buyer was on the alert and secured the bargains. It was
an immense purchase but prices do the business. ,
Big Special Carpet Bargain
In the Basement.
One table 1 1-4 yard Axminster, Brussels, Mo
quette, Velvet and Meyter. These are 1 1-4
yards square, and go, at, each. ...I
98c
One table lfr yards long all wool ingrain car O Cp
pet rugs, worth up to 85c, at ...... 4J
Watch Our
Windows
Watch Our
HI
cons
Windows
J
MOVE TO CLIP COMMITTEE
'
Chairman Ed F. Bmita May OaUDemoontia
Judicial OoDventfon for August 17.
CQVEltfS BAME CN MST RAISES ROW
rlfet aa Baxter ud'EitalU (a Cr
. tata daartr A. H. Fn aad
Arthur Walceler Cr
aa nbstltatea.
Tha latest movt on the democratic
checker board Is a tacit agreement which
cannot be enforced until after Ed P. Smith,
chairman of the judicial committee of the
party, return to the city. The agreement
contemplates permitting the action of the
county committee to stand so far aa It
relates to the selection of delegates to the
state convention, but to take from that
convention the right to select delegates to
the judicial convention. According to this
understanding, Mr. Smith Is to be prevailed
upon to call the judicial convention to meet
Monday, August 17, and to further order
direct primaries for the selection of dele
gates to such convention, the primaries to
i held Saturday, August 15. The county
convention to select state delegates la called
to meet August 22, so by the time the
delegates to that convention assembled the
judicial convention would be a thing of tha
past. 'w
t The list of delegates to the democratic
Bounty convention aa at present reported
by the-committeemen does not meet with
the' hearty approval of all of the recognised
leaders of the party, the tendency of a he
Jacksonlan committeemen to till tha places
with their own factlonlata being not the
tnost objectionable phase of tha matter.
The action of Joe Sherry, who named the
delegates In tha Sixth ward, has placed
tha genial deputy sheriff In anything but a
Pleasant position. In tha list of delegates
tha hunt of George W. Covell appears.
Sherry aays that Covell, whom ha did not
know at tha time, met him' and asked to
fee put upoa the delegation, saying that he
was a democrat who had resided in tha
Bixth ward for years and had so far had
no recognition Sherry not only placed him
en tha Sixth ward delegation, but promised
to see that ha was sent to tha state con
vention. When ha learned of this fact a democrat
"who wus more familiar with the record of
Covell than Sherry proteases to be said:
. "I can't see why Covell should be recog
nised as a democrat, for he has been
everything elsa since he came to Omaha,
feut as long aa Sherry has given him a
promise let him go. Let him go to the
state convention and If he doesn't choke
when he has to vota for the nomination
of a man named Sullivan It will be a won
der. It will be fun to aee htm, and I
would Ilka to have him maka a speech
seconding the nomination of our present
thief justice."
At the present time Judge Baxter Is
being centered 'upon as the one repub
lican Who should not be endorsed by the
democrats even though he has a prominent
place upon the lawyers' slate. Tha demo
crats are having a hard time to square
their personal desires with what a number
of leaders have declared to be a wise politi
cal jnove. In the first place tha larger
number of democrats do not want to en
dors the lawyers slate at all. but many
listen to the siren eong of those who have
taken the contract to put it through. But
they almost unanimously balk upon Bax
ter, while sma shy at Eslelle. It Is now
reported that Herman Aye has served no
tice through democratic friends that he
will not accept the nomination at the
hands of the democratic party, while upon
good authority It Is stated that Judge
Dickinson will not accept the nomination
If tha lawyers' slate Is not nominated
without alteration. A. N. Ferguson and
Arthur 'Wakeley art being groomed for
the places on tha lawyers' elate now hold
by Aye and Baxter, while If Judge Dickin
son stands by his declaration as reported
third place will have to be filled.
MISS ROSA McAUAJI OF" BUTTE.
How After Two Year She Found
Remedy (or Dandruff.
Miss Rosa McAhan of 2U West Quarts
street, Butte, Mont, says: "Herplclde
has thoroughly cleansed my scalp Of dan
druff, with which It was entirely covered;
and It has stopped my falling hair.
have tried many different preparations In
tha past two years, but none took effect
except Newbro's Herplclde." Dandruff Is
a germ disease and Herplclde Is an In
fallible destroyer of tha germ. "Destroy
the cause, you remove the effect." Kill
the dandruff germ. Ask your druggist for
Herplclde. It is a delightful dressing;
allays itching; makes the hah soft as silk.
Bold by leading druggists. Bend 10c In
stamps for sample to The Herplclde Co.,
Detroit, Mich. Sherman & McConnell Drug
Co., special agents. ,
ladies' DOc rests at 15c
350 dozen ladies' fine lisle vests and korsos, lace trimmed,
all sizes, regular 50c quality, at v . . .15c
Ladies' 50c hosiery, at 15c
COO dozen ladies' fine lisle hose, in plain and fancy colors,
also lace and drop stitch, all regular 50c quality, at 15c
M0WIM3
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Bankrupt
Sale
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1 R 1 MbV
JVU M
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Replevin
Sale
made to
retail
for
$2.50
made to
retail
for
S3.50 ,
made to
retail
for
$5.00
Goodyear welt soles
light, medium and
heavy, real vici kid,
box calf, velour calf,
corona colt skin,
patent kid, patent
caff ' .
. t
A great many of
them have the union
stamp on the sole or
in the lining.
Ron ad Trip Rates Via Union Pacific
To many points In the states of Colorado,
Utah, California, Montana, Oregon and
Washington from Missouri river terminals.
IV7.S0 to Denver, Colorado Springs and
Pueblo, dally to Beptember 80.
130.60 to Ogden and Salt Lake City dally
to September SO. ,
$44.60 to Spokane August 4 and 18, Beptem
ber 1 and 15.
)E2.00 to Portland, Tacoma and Seattle
August 4 and 18, September 1 and IS.
145.00 to San Francisco and Los Angeles
August 1 to 14 Inclusive.
$45.00 to Portland. Tacoma and Seattle
August 1 to 14, Inclusive. .
$50.00 to Ban Francisco and I-os Angeles
October 11 1 17, Inclusive. City ticket office,
1324 Farnam street; 'phone 816.
Tha Douglas County Annual Convention
of the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will be held In Hanscom Park.
Thursday. July 80th, at S a. m.
Members and friends of the organization
are invited to attend the sessions and par
take of the noonday lunches, provided by
the Omaha Union.
Convention adjourns at 5 p. m.
MRS. COVELL. Co. Prea
MRS. WHITMORB, Co. Becy.
Omaha's Greatest Annual Event August 6.
ine omaha and South Omaha Grocers'
and Butchers' picnic, 1
at Valley Park, la., '
via the Northwestern Una
The public cordially Invited.
ALL stores will be CLOSED.
Games, Racee, -Amusements.
Spend a day under the trees. Take tha folks
Tickets, $1.00; Children, $30o.
To Hew York via Niagara Falls.
A most attractive and pleasant trip If
made via the Lehigh Valley railroad. Solid
vestibule trains. Dining car service a la
carte.
Stop-over allowed at Niagara Falla
Cigars 5 Cents. .
For Sale by AH Leading: Dealers.
Our line of Clear Havana Cigars Is
complete.
Our Meerschaum and Fine Briar Pipes
are all guaranteed.
OMAHA'S LARGEST CIGAR HOUSES.
MAIN OFFICE V
1404 DOUGLAS '
Established 1884.
Telephone IS60.
Ml
If
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Purs and snarkllns rich and Invlsorattn
table scientifically brewed carefully bottled-
xtremelr pala
Iways the same
DllTrd to aaj put ef Onibi, Council Bluff, or South Omha.
Order a case from IFTTFR BREWING CO.
er LEE MICMELL, Whole.aU Dealer. Council Bluffs. Tel. 80.
or HUGO P. BILZ, 1324 Dougtss Street. Tclephos - 1842.
pedal Met lee.
To the members' of local No. TBI clerks'
union, you are requested to be present at
special meeting Wednesday, July 29, at our
hall. Twenty-second and Cuming streets, at
8 o'clock p. m. W. J. THOMAS.
President.
For Sale Due bill on one of the best New
York City hotels at a good discount. Ad
dress EM. car Omaha Bee.
Tou can buy fresh eggs for 20c a dosen at
Walnut Hill Poultry farm, 4735 Hamilton st.
It. PatrteVs Lawn Soelal.
8t. Patrick's church will give Its annual
Uwn social at the Vinton street hall park
Thursday evening, July 30. The committees
In charge of the arninKemeiils are doing
everything In their poer to prepare for a
very plritaant evening, and they cordially
Invite all their old friends and as mauy
new ones as they can bring with them.
Tlio Rest is
the Cheapest
Acknowledged to he the easiest and
best puiuless extraction In the west.
f2.83
X.M5
Gold Crvwua
feel of Teeth .
t'tlllnua, from Stria
Ilrlde Work from Stn
Teeth Extracted FHE13
Incorporated under state laws. Work
guaranteed ten years.
Remember, you have no students to
pactice on you all old, expert den
tlKts to do your work here. Our re
curd has stood the lest eight thou
sand patients In tha last eighteen
months. We beat the sore-tu-ad den
tists and dental Bee's. Complete vic
tory for the Union. Established for
yeur.
Union Dental College,
15 DO1-QLA8 STRKET.
Open daily till .. fiuudays t to I
'COOL FEET
IN
HOT WEATHER
This statement may seem contra
dictory; but it Is not when our
CANVAS TOP
WELT SOLE SHOES
are on the feet.
A description would be superfluous
Inasmuch as they are
ONIMOD
and when
ON-AMAN
' they give eutlxfactlon.
ALWAYS
G3 50 and S2.60
Rogcnt Shoe Go.
205 So. 15th St.
.iiiiwiinuMinwi st H'V'ft'lin"' "Ml1 J" 11 "
SGilHOLLER
d
MUELLER'S
JULY PIANO
CLEARING SALE
HAS anton Ishod the entire piano
trade for the large number of in
struments sold Now comes the
end the lmlnno will be closed
out regardless of cost
ONLY FOUR MORE
DAYS
and they tvlU be gone someone
gets them why not you the se
lection Is not so large but to Insure
the absolute sale of every one. We
have made another cut and marked
them down to
ZERO PRICES
6 PLAIN CASED UPRIGHTS
Beautiful tone and action
REGULAR I NOW
$250.00 FOR SI42.00
LARGE! UPRIGHTS,
VARIOUS MAKES
REGULAR I NOW
$300.00 for $169.00
11 FANCT CASED UPRIGHTS
Choice Standard Makes
REGULAR I NOW
$400.00 -for $223.00
13 ART CASE UPRIGHTS
The Finest In Town
REGULAR I NOW
$500.00 FOR $276.00
ON PAYMENTS OF
NOTHING DOWN AND $5.00
MONTHLY TILL PAID
ONLY FOUR MORE DAYS
SGHMOLLER & MUELLER
1313 FARNAM STREET.
. PHONE 1623
OMAHA, NEB.
Hot Springs
and the
Black Hills
Hot Springs, the delightful summer
resort and natural sanitarium of
the West, Is easily reached by tha
'complete train 1 service of the
Chicago & North-Western Ry.
Special low rates In effect from
Omaha and all points wist, daily
during the summer season. Fast
dally trains with through service of
Pullman sleeping cars from Mis
souri Valley and free reclining
chair cars from Omaha. Leave
Omaha dally at 3.00 p. m., reach
ing Hot Springs the next morning.
Summer tourist rate, sre lo In effect dslly
via the Chicago & North-Western Railway
to the summer rrsorts of Iowa, Minnesota
and Northern Wisconsin.
Send for illustrated booklets ind in. p.. with
detailed information reeardinf routes, rate,
and schedules, which will be promptly mailed
upon application to
H. C. CHEYNEY. General Afenl
1401-1403 Farnam St.
Omaha
He Milks the Cons
and talks ntre to the farmer's daug-htenr,
THAT'S THE WAY happy-go-lucky Mr.
Hrooks, the contructor, makes friends In
the country. We nave them money on
their drug bills; THAT'S OUR WAV.
A man from near YORK. NEU., came
In our Btore thin mornlns and asked the
price of Doun's Kidney l'llls: we told him
our price was 39c. He said, "Rive me two
'nanu I hnvn to nov 60f down In
nur country for 'em." we told him to
SEND I'M STAMPS whenever he needed
ny more, ur HiiythliiK Mse In the drug
line, and we would send the Roods on next
train. He Kald. "you bet I will. '
Xm en n do that too If you live out of
town, flit I'SE THB PHONE If you live
In town We deliver -everything we sell
AT ADVERTISED PRICES any plane In
the city you know or to the depot If for
out of town, nenu u "!...
THEN COMPARE WITH CATALOGS.
OPEN ALT' NIOHT.
CUT PR1CB
DRUQ 5T0RE
T. Phoaes 74T TOT.
jOUi ana Chleo street. Omaha.
SCIIAEFER'S
The Litile Things
that won't stand washing; receive Just
as careful attention here as the big
ones, doillts, centerpieces, ties, ribbons
point lace, pillow covers white slip
pers, gloves, plumes, tips, etc. all
cleaned to perfection. Nothing too
small or dellcute for us to handle. All
w.rk guaranteed In every respect.
the PAiiTdniun
OMAHA
407 So 15tn St
Tel. 963
Deputy Btate eterlnarta.
Food Inspector.
R.L.R&UACCIOTTI, D. V. S.
CITT VETICRINAJRIAX.
Offloa and InAnassjr, StU end Mason Its.
1)
Sweeping Clearance
Men's high grade shirts
Our Entire Stock of $2 and $2.50
Shirts on sale Today at $.145.
This is the most important' shirt sale that has occurfis
this season. This shirt sale extends advantages of gen
uine values that cannot be overlooked by any man who
wears shirts. Our entire stock of fine, high-grade shirts
are placed on separate tables, with reduced prices marked
on them, that will make men snap them up by Bixes when
they see them. Every shirt offered has been made for this
season's business nothing old all fresh new and de
sirable. The finest quality of imported French lawns,
piques, dimities, percales and madras cloths, shirts in all
new stylish colorings, and the most beautiful line of pat
terns. All sizes are in the lot, and every shirt a genuine
bargain. With a sale of this character it will pay any
man to anticipate future, as well as present needs.
CHOICE OF ANY $2.00 OR
12.50 SHIRT IX THE UOUSE-AT
$1.45
ENNETT'
The Finish up of our Great July
Sales is made grand by cork
ing little Prices all over the
vast building.
Appalling Sacrifices in Shirt Vaisfs
Vo are unloading our high class waists.
China Silk Shirt Waists,
Dotted Swiss Shirt Waists.
Silk Mull Shirt Waists,
Plain and Embroidered
Silk Madras Shirt Waists,
Irish Linen Shirt Waists,
French Organdy Shirt Waists,
Vesting Cloth Shirt Waists:
THESE SHIRT WAISTS ARE MARKED $2.50, f 2.93,
?3.25, $3.75, $3.95, $4.50, $4.95, $5.50 YOU CAN SE
LECT YOUR CHOICE FROM I on
NEARLY FIVE HUNDRED, AT..... ...... IUIJ
BLACK SILK GRENADINES
THIS STUFENDOUS SALE OF GRENADINES WILL
BE CONTINUED WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY,
'lain and graduated stripes, dots and figures, 7K
worth up to $3.50 yard at 98c and M . . . I UC
WOMEN'S WASn SUITS
BUY MATERIALS at half price, and it will be mpi
than we are charging for perfect fitting dresses all ready
to put on. Our entire stock is being sacrificed. . '
$1.60 suits at 79c S2.60 suits at SI.I9
S3.60 suits, S2.38 S4.95 suits, 02.96
$5.50 suits, $2.69
and a mixed lot of suits formerly sold from $7.50 to $4.90,
all marked $4.95.
" GROCERIES.
LARGE, ATTRACTIVE STOCKS THE POPULAR
LOW PRICE GROCERY FOR TnE PEOPLE.
MONEY SAVING SALES IN GROCERIES NOW ON.
Special Salmon Offer
Tsjicy STEAK SALMON
ft-lb.
This
can
WEDNESDAY ONL.Y.
brand sells usually tor 12Vic
8c
t-lb. can baked BEANS
for
POTTED MEATS
assorted, can
WORCESTER SAUCE
per buttle ..
PRESERVES
In gluss, for
TARIOR MATCHES
dosen
...10c
...3c
10c
...9c
I2ic
BENNETTS LAUNDRY
SOAl' 10 bars tot ..
OIL SARDINES
per can
CREAM CHEE8E
per pound
BAKING SODA
per package
FRESH ROASTED COFFBH.
FINE DKINK1NU SANTOS,
per pound
TEA SIKTINOS
per pound
Freel Free
Cup and saucer with srery pound ef
tea, (alftlngs excepted.)
25c
,....5o
124c
...4c
vl2c
.15c
Big Smoko Sale for Wednesday
Lillian Russel Cigars, each -21c
2 for 5c, 10 for 25c
Dnnlrnr Lady Special Program
uoimui
Orchestra. Wednesday.
2:30 to 5 o'clock. Melodies.
Irish
DIAMONDS.
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MERCHANTS
JUnOMAL BANK. OF OWAMA.-
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Our Services Are Free f
Wtf examine your furnace, steam nrVnt
water system and see that everything hvlu
reaillneHS for fall uiwr.' If repair, are
needed, we have everything In stock. Also
titit water attachments and furnau. pip.
covering.
OriAHA STOVE REPAIR WORKS
1M IMjufiuM St. Tel. m