HIE OMAITA DAILY NEE: TUESDAY, AUGUST 25. 1003.
in
RULES OF PRIMARY ELECTION
So Petition Require! with Filing Names of
Cand, dates or Delegates.
DECISION OF CONVENTION TO BE FINAL
a. eawseassaaawaea
Radges and Clerks to Be Appointed
by Fall Commit. !) of
Election Is Octo
ber 41.
Secretary Meslrk of the republican
county committee haa given out some In
formation nnd statistics concerning the
procedure that will be required under the
new primary rules. , He had been busy
preparing the new code for the printer
and It la exnected that the pamphlet will
be off th press and ready for distribution
In a few days. The new plan has neccs- i
Itated a great amount of detailed work,
especially arduous becaime It Is now being
done for' the first time nnd the secretary
ays that he has not yet had opportunity
to figure out the exact apportionment of
drlftgatm In the various precincts.
"No petitions will be required with the
filing of names of candidates, delegates or
proponed committeemen," he states. "For
merly petitions of flfty names for primary
elections by voting districts and petitions
of 250 names for primary election at large
Were required. Now all that Is demanded
U the filing; fee and the pledges. The candi
dates must pledge themselves not to con
tinue their candidacy for any office if the'
convention rejects them, while the delegates
are required to put In writing their In
tention to carry out the letter and spirit
cf the new rules.
"The last day for the filing of candidates'
liames will be September 11 and the last day
for filing delegates and commlttemen'a
names Bcptember 26.
"No names of delegates or committeemen
will be printed on the ballots unless they
tvre properly filed, accompanied by a fee
of fl for each. Of course, the names may
be written In under the Australian ballot
law, but in the case of the failure of
representation the chairman of the con
tention will cast the precinct vote, in ac
cordance with the results of the election.
Will Publish Call.
"The call for the convention and pri
maries baa been issued and posted. In ac
cordance of the new rules, which require
fifty days notice, but the same call will be
published in the newspapers tventy days
before the primaries, as required by law.
"The date of the primaries Is October 8.
The date was confused and announced as
October 6, due to a misunderstanding that
the last named day fell on Tuesday,
whereas Tuesday is the 6th. Monday wouid
be inconvenient, as it will require consid
erable time to send out ballot boxes and
uppllea to the 102 precincts In the county.
"The judges and clerks of the primary
lection two Judgea and one clerk for each
district will be appointed by the full com
mittee at a meeting called for September
12. The locations of the polling places will
do nxed at this time. The officers of the
lection will receive $1.50 each and the polls
will be open from noon to 7 p. m. in Omaha
and South Omaha and from 7 to p. m. in
uvumry, as required by law. It la
needless to say that considerable prelim
inary work will have to be done to get the
08 election officers properly lined up, and I
will send a letter to all committeemen re-
nunu.ng mem to come to the meeting pre
pared for the appointments."
CONSPICUOUS I! A BULROOH.
Ma -
"" UMdrufT on the Collar and
ShoaUlera of a Gentleman la
Pull Dress.
This la tha thin. . ' .
In the ball room-a man', black dress coat
literally covered with dandruff.
It must be annoying to the wearer, and
Pieaaant thing to observe.
uv nauicainn. i r i as
trerm disease that will some day cause bald-
Newbro-a Herpiclde kills the halr-destroy-.
tof germ, and stimulates the hair to a rich
abundant growth; it does more-keeps the
hair soft and pliant.
Furthermore, Herpiclde la a most pleasant
toilet accessory, of pleasing odor and cool-
m me setup,
0 l .a w .
.u w leading druggists. Bend lOo la
tampa for -ample to The Herpiclde Co..
Detroit. MIoh. Sherman & McConnell Drug
WILL CALL IN REPAIRERS
One half
Price
Clothing
Sale.
MM
Men's fine
5ults
at Half
Price.
Jfo
The Greatest Sale of
t
Ever held in Omaha. .
We recently bought from an importer his entire stock
of high grade picture frames in small and medium sizes.
They come in panels, ovals, oblongs, cabinet sizes and other
late effects. Sizes ranging from the tiniest miniature to
sizes suitable for framing the largest photographs.
Frames are oxydized silver, silver plate, gunmetal and
French gilt, beautifully and elaborately embossed, mostly with
solid brass backs. They do not tarnish nor loose color, many
with the new concave glass effects.
These frames are acl
worth as high as $2.50.
greatest picture frame bargaii
ever offered, tomorrow at
H
tuaiiy (T 3 (nfn
The iKiu tfa
Ml' In the Domestic
Room Tuesday
Bo Sure and Attend Our Famous 60
Minute Sales.
1HK nULIAtSLfc: MUHK.
Fine Wash Laces, 2c yd
FROM 8:30 TO 9:30
We will sell lawns dimities, prints, ba
tistes, organdie, percales and other
goods, worth from re to 25c yard, nnd
only 10 yardtt to a customer 9 id
at per yard : fc0
10:30 TO 11:30
We will sell for one hour, white nulnsooks
and Jaconetts, In plaids, chirks and
stripes, soft finish, goods which are
worth up to 20c only 10 yards to the
customer full pieces Q?r"
per yard vv
1:30 UNTIL. 2:J0 P. M.
39c VESTS AT 10c 300 dozen ladles' lisle
thread vesta, silk ribbon and lace trim
, med, all worth from So to 39c we will
sell for one hour I fir
only, at IU
FROM 3:30 TILL. 4:30.
IN OUR! MAIN WASH GOODS DEPT
Choice of our entire stock of One dlRiity
batiste and fancy lawns- C
liiVjo to 2ic grades yard ................W'
Haydsn Bros' Cloak Dcpt
There are no puazlea nbout the bargains we are now offering. We have secured
these In large quantities for spot cash by our buyer while In New York on nla re
turn from the foreign markets and a child at the age of 6 years can see they are
BARGAINS. . . . , . , . . . I
Don't miss this sale If you change your mina, Dring me gooas o turn v.
money. A fair proposition.
BARGAIN NO. 1
Wpinen'a regular 1L00 wrappers, made of
Beautiful wash laces in galloons, bands, insertinga and
miimnntltia oPfnoto url h nrotttr HatH1i tnrphfttlS. 1
-.1 i i i .1 : i rru Jr "-I
I 1 1 ,t LI. OA. 1 4HW
m gooa lengtns, some wunu up lu vc u. jjuu..
2
ALL OVER LACES AT 15c YD.
Beautiful laces that are adaptable for shirtwaists,
yokes and dress trimmings, handsome patterns,
some worth up to 50 cents a yard
tomorrow at -
15 c
SPECIAL PILLOW TOP SALE
In our third floor art department we offer one big lot
of all the new designs in lithograph pillow tops. These are
all absolutely new and have never been seen before in
Omaha. The regular price is 50 cents each,
but we offer this lot as long as it lasts
at, each
These pillow tops are now on display in our show window.
Velvet Boudoir Slippers at 25c
1000 pair of ladies', men's, misses' and chil
dren's fancy velvet boudoir j
slippers. This is a very T) bL -
special bargain offer for y rTp 1
Tuesday only, at
percales and lawns 34
I1AROAIN NO. 2
Women's white lawn waists, the regular
price of which will average about 2.2ft
on sale Tuesday 47
BARGAIN NO. &-
Women's waists, made of pongees, linens,
fine lawns and Swisses average price
about $4.&0 Q7c
Tuesday each l
BARGAIN NO. 4
Women's wash suits, made of very fine
imported materials, trimmed with fine
laceB and embroideries aver- I 1(1
age price about H.fcuonly It 13
BARGAIN NO. 6
Women's Bilk finished capes, trimmed with
lace and lined with percallne, K7ft
for only wlu
RAROtlN NO. ft
600 women's silk and satin waists. In pinks
blues, cardinals and all colors,
worth up to I7.GO for only"...
BARGAIN NO. V
About 3110 women's tailor-made suits these
we bought at a sacrifice and will sell
them accordingly the greatest values we
ever knew suits In this lot (J ftf
worth up to .!& for only
BARGAIN NO. ft-
Women's walking skirts, about 400 of
them made fiom the best all wool Eng
lish, Scotch and Irish tweeds and chev
iotsperfect in fit, hang and atyle, aver
age price $6.75 O CTT
for only fcU I
BARGAIN NO. 9 .
500 women's walking skirts, I Q7
worth up to $5 for only ..! 9 I
i pinks,
1.9$
Extraordinary Sale of Silks Tuesday
100 pieces of plain and figured lining
in ail colors
at
llks,
15
100 pieces of fine silk, to clear out at once.
the style ana colors are, spienaia ana
it Is a great bargain ' QQfi
at yard - W9
10 pieces more of that fine yard wide
black wash silk . AGc
on sale Tuesday, at yard ....JU
BLACK TAFFETA SPECIAL FOR TUES
DAY Fine grade of 36-lnch black taffeta, worth
$1.75 on sale Qftr
Tuesday, at yard ..3
Specials for Tuesday
Tuesday we place on sale a line of lOo
to ZSo notions at 4o, Including the fol
lowing: '
25o Combination Needle Books.
15c Tack Pullers.
10c card of Hooks and Eyes. !
10c box aaaorted Hair Pins.
lOo nickel plated Safety pins.
'10c Pin Cubes.
lOo Composition Books.
lOo Writing Tablets.
15c Corset Clasps.
10c Featherstitch Braid.
10c Linen Thread.
25c Back Combs.
20c Drees Shields.
All one price
only
SATISFACTION IN EATING
s never obtained with poor teeth. 20 years experience enables us to give
you the best Dental attention.
BAILEY The Dentist,
Lady Attendant. Telephone 1085. 3rd Floor Paiton Block.
"lirVr 'i"-"" -'-'---J' ' um.mjMU. -miiu i. 'i'WK'J.'iCT JltMi.'tfiM
cities and reports that Omaha retailers
have no special complaint. It has been a
poor season, ao far aa he waa able to
learn, all over the country an1 retailera in
New York City are especially loud in their
complainta of lack of trade. Major Wilcox
visited Coney Island and there met Skip
Dundy, the proprietor of Luna park, and
other Omahans. They are, he reports,
doing an enormous business and are lining
their pockets with currenoy. R. E, Wilcox
accompanied his father.
A (Ha of (eovfy it a J09 formtrr.
TILT. FELIX GOMUUD OMENTAL
- CtEAM. OK MAGICAL BEAUTlpIEl
.3.4
Board of Pnblio Work Will
(root Work for Lack
of Full,
Stop
. V. n . v. - 1 .
Mv umn employed re.
pairing unpaved streets will ba called In
by the Board of Publio Works In a few
ays. aa me laat appropriation of $2,000
naa Daen nearly expended. The larger
Joba have been done, however, and moat
of tba dangerous and worst stretches re
paired. It baa been found that $138 re.
mains in the weed fund, and the amount
la being expended to the beat advantage.
Considerable atone paving on North Four
teenth street has been reset, and the pay.
ers are now working In the vicinity of
Xhlrtoanth and Jonea streets.
POOR SEASON GENERALLY
Deoreseloa fat Retail Business Mot
CoBsUiea to Omaha, Says
! ! Major Wtleox.
Major It. B. Wllooz, local manager for
Browning, Ring A Co., has returned from
trip to New Tork and other eastern
TO CHARTER GAR FOR REUNION
Philippine Veterans Aro Planning for
Bl Attendance at St. Paal
Encampment.
Local veterans of the Philippine wara are
making an attempt to get together a large
enough party to charter a car for the
fourth reunion of the veterans of that
war at Bt. Paul. Thomas Lamb of the
city treasure r'a office la president of the
local camp, which la named "William
Lew la," and ha has sent out a circular
letter to the old members of the Thurs
ton Rifles who were in the Island eampalgn,
asking them to attend, If possible. He
has not yet received enough answers to
be able to say what action will be taken.
It la the Intention to make up a train, aa
the Council Bluffs veterans expect to
have a car and another will Join the train
from Lincoln. The train will leave here
August SO, aa tba convention la In session
during the last day of this month and the
first two of September. Tbla reunion haa
not much interest for the members of the
Thurston Rifles aa at present organised, aa
only about four of the active members at
this time were In the Philippines, these be
ing Captain Baehm, Harvey Majors, Joe
Llllla and Spike Buchanan.
a?fta
a. 3 m X. ff
"OOUHACD'g
Rwmi . Tan,
rMfclaa. Motk ralulM
Rub Ui4 Skis Vif
uc ant, erarr
kUmlih oa aatoty,
aa araaa iataeUua.
It u noa tba feat
at anr-ST raata,
a4 la M aarmlos
Uata H ta ha
can U Is Braaarijr
Bwaa. Aaaaat ma
auaMrfalt et dmt-
lar Kama. Or. a
A. ayr salt ta a
Ur at the haa.
tea to satlaot)!
am in laaiai
will aaa, taaaa, I
CMAM" as tha iaast
laarmrui at all ta aaia piwiiwa ar
;aU arasslata taaer geeaa aaalan la ta PaUai
Btatas aa antrapa.
VKMO. T. HOPKINS. ProgT.
f Oraai imam BU. M. T.
SPECIAL TRAIN
VI.
Lake
Preaerring the
eweot&ess of propor
tion" Dan Jonaoa
Tie Qbabethan poet rccog
the overwhalming ar
tiftic Talue of proportion. So
lao haa tho , (
GORHAM CO.
Silversmiths
the "beauty of whose
silverware depends in
'many cases almost
entirely on the "sweet-,
ness of proportion,"due
attention being paid to
graceful line and deli
cate oraaraent, while
that first essential, ster
ling quality of material,
is ever present.
Eg
Alt
reafMoalbla
jawalara
keep
Oorbam
Silverware
the Northwestern Line ta
View, Iowa, and Return,
Saturday, Aug. 29th,
From Omaha 7:30 a. in., back homo same
evening.'
Only tl-SO-Round Trlp-tl.BO.
Spend a day at beautiful Wall Lake,
Fine groves, steamboats, bathing, rowing.
fishing.
Only $1.60, Jl.60, fl.EO.
City tlcktt offices 1401-1403 Famam Street.
sJsaWsSaZse
TROOPS TO YORK AND RILEY
National Ooara Oo Over B. afc M. and
Second Xebraeka Over
laloa Parlfle.
Today the movement of the First
Nebraska, the Wymore battery and several
Independent companies and corpa of the
National Guard to Tork will be made.
Owing to the fact that the greater number
of the oompanles In the regiment are
located along the B. fc M. the contract
for carrying eight companies and the bat
tery waa taken by the B. M. and special
equipment will be added to the regular
trains to handle the troop. The com
panlea on the line of the Burlington be
tween Lincoln and Tork will have a special
train.
, While the contract haa not been let nor
have blda been asked for the carrying of
the Second Nebraska to Fort Riley next
I month for the army, maneuvers, It ia gen
erally expected that the business will fall
to the Union Pacific, aa most of the towna
In which the companies are situated are
on the line and the Union PaclAo can
handle the trafflo direct to Fort Riley over
ita own Una, which no other Nabraaka line
can do. Tbla business wlU ba contracted
r$$ Patronize
I via n 'A10 'where you receive
nfalr treatment and the beat
of work at reasonable prices.
GOLD CROWNS 5.00
GOLD FILLINGS 1B0 up
GOOD SET TEETH 15.00
Taft's Dental Rooms
1517 Douglas St.
HAND
SAPOLIO
It ensures an enjoyable, invlfcf.
ating bath ; mikes every port
respond, remove! dead akin.
ENERQIZES TUB WHOLE BODY i
tarts the circulation, and leave! a
( tow equal to a Turkish bath.
ALL GR.OCEKS AND DRUGGISTS
MB fill.
1 I '
!A Misses B fftMlr
School Shoe! MWMiA
M 1 Trfi 4 XTK if -JM Jr.' t Vv eta ita.
Not many daya yet till school time,
you might aa well get the shoes now,
and have them broken In like our
boya' ahoea they are the beat your
money can buy
Mioses', sizes 5H to 8, are $1.00.
Misses', sizes SV4 to 11, are $1.23.
Misses', slues 11 to 2, are $1.G0.
Women's, Bizes 2 to 6, are $2.50.
These have either low or spring
heels.
In either box calf or kid, every pair
of them guaranteed, and your money
back If you are not satisfied.
DREXEL SHOE CO.,
Omaha's Up-to-Dato Shoa House,
1419 FarnamStrret.
sua? 1 1,11
WOMAN'S CeROWNING GLORY
It law kk. If City ftlemehe.. It cm Wr
itrr4 to im autwaj color vtthoui l)mTf tmhmkb
f htlp lay tamo thpyljcaltaOsl e)f Uut
Imperial Hair Regenerator
THE STANDARD BAR CCLOSIMO. It a
kbMiatolv hnnl. Apt b4 BrodHCa. Colo
lM, nd OH A f P LI C A Tl O M L-Aa IS
Moamia, oii W a WMt
luienal Cheml-al Co., 136 W. 23d Bt., N. T.
bold by Suermun at McConnell Drug Co.,
Omaha. Neb.
BBS iM B w kssrarUssr
arotLUiA.
itmrnrr m. m J Sti Will!
Hal SM(.wa. SarytH ra4 lioaata
UNITRO BTATBB DETOSITOgV.
taaa Uank. MMtarat I a Wai m pmUat
latWv I Irak. MOM. T. T. H.oOtn Mat rw I
for, as the government Is Interested
the expenditure of the money.
In
We are Awnys Ready
to compare prices on DRUGS. PATENT
MEDICINES. FAMILY L1UUORS, SUN
DRIES, rubber goods, surgical Instruments,
toilet articles, cnemicais anu pen uuim,
with any reputable drug house, and will
be glad to have you or anybody else corn
Dare our PRICES with what you are pay
ing. When you don't find what you want
in our ada Just stud ua a Uat lor toweui
prlcea.
I pint .Sure Death to Bugs IT
1 quart sure ieatn 10 Bum
H gallon Sure Dea.tft to Bugs Mc
1 gtUlon Sure Death, to Bugs c
YOU SHOULD HAVE SEEN THE
CROWDS around our soda fountain last
Saturday and Sunday or were you mere
too?
$1.00 Peruna all you want e'c
35c Genuine t'astnrla 24c
$1.00 Pierce s Ketnedlee ts
25c Laxative Bruano Quinine 13c
$1.00 Orrlne "c
ZSo Mennen a Talcum Powder i-o
Jfo Colgate's Talcum I'owder 15c
$2.00 Genuine Cheater's Pennyroyal PlUa $1
CUT PRICB
oeua 5T0RE
Tws 'rheaee T4T aa4 TT.
Ita aaa Chleaare Streata. Omaha.
SCIIAEFER'S
Toronto, Oat., ana Hotara.
tllD.
The above rate via WABASH R. R. from
Chicago aold August 25 to 28. All Informa
tion at Wabash City Office, 1601 Farnam
8U, or address Harry E. Idoores. a. A. P.
P., Omaha, Neb.
Let every old soldier snd family plan to
attend the reunion at Arlington Park
August 25. M and 27.
Dr. F. W. Elabaugh, dentist, USN. T. Ufa,
1 collar11
w Je en
Striking Values in
Ladies' Wear
Ladies' Vests, Hosiery, Corset Covers
and Skirts at just half their regular value
7c I6c 25c 48c
for 15c for 35c for 50c for $1.00
Ribbed Vests. Corset Covers Fancy Hose) Muslin Skirts
7c
Ladies' fine quality, silk finished, jersey ribbed, low
neck, sleereless vests, with plain white and fancy
colors, lace fronts, full taped a regular 15c quality,
for 7c each.
Iliu
25c
48c;
Good quality muslin, dip front corset covers,
with hemstitched tucked ruffles and deep lace
beading and ribbons they are regular 25c and
85c quality at 16 2-3c each.
A beautiful line of imported sample hosiery, hun
dreds of pretty, patterns and styles, In fancy and
plain colors, also plain black lace effects posi
tively 75c and 50c values at 25c pair.
Fine quality of muslin and long cloth skirts, all
cut full in skirt and proper length, made with em
broidery, insertion, hemstitched tucking and dain
ty lace trimmings, with heavy dust ruffle a regular $1.00
quality at 48c each.
Ji' Jzi JV. JV.
A POLISH THAT POLISHES
THAT IS FREE FROM GRIT AND ACID.
A perfectly harmless cleaner in form of a cream. Will
clean and preserve Sterling Silver, Gold Plate, Mirrors, Cut
Glass, Watch Chain and Cases and all delicate articles.
Put up in bottles fitted with patent screw top.
Bottle, 25 Cents.
SILVERWARE SECTION, JEWELRY DEPARTMENT.
GROCERIES
The Right Place to Buy.
All goods marked In plain figures.
Everything guaranteed fresh and
right quality. The lowest prices. '
Butter, cheese, etc., delivered on Ice
in our wagons.
Phone your orders ring up 187 Gro
cery, or let us know If you want postal
cards they are youra free.
TUESDAY'S SPECIALS. .
BAKED BEAN CARNIVAL.
An Immense quantity of these de
licious baked beana, plain or with
10c
10c
..4c
5c
10c
...7c
5c
9c
7c
sauce
4 a can 4o a can 4c a can.
Fruit Buttera In glaas
Jars
French Mustard glaaa Jar
and spoon
Baking Soda,
package
Lemon Extract,
per bottle
Worcester Sauce,
per bottle
Pepper Sauce-bottle
Jelly, assorted,
l&08 .p. a . a a a
Shredded Codfish,
package
Spaghetti,
Mb. package
Our demonntrator will aerva Dotted
meats and crisp wafers. .
Veal Loaf, I'm
can I w
Cream Cheese, 1 9 1st
pound IC'G
Neufchatel Cheese, M
each if C
SPECIAL INDUCEMENT IN TEA
Imperial Japan,
pound
Splendid flavor, light draw.
COFFEES ROASTED DAILY.
Santoa Coffee, 1 9 at
per pound ICC
Bennett's Capitol Coffee, 9 Dm
per pound aaOG
SMOKESPECIAL
Lillian Russell,
each ,
a an . a
10 fnr 0 j
Shoe Specials
Ladies' fine Vici Kid.j C fi
$2.50 shoe at IiuU
Bovs' and Misses' School
Shoes, ?2.00 values
at.
1.50
25c
2c
.1.89
Men's Satin Calf Shoes
worth ?2.00, , ' J g
Men's Box Calf Goodyear
Welt Shoes
worth $3.00.....
The best $2.00 and $2.50
Shoes on Earth heavy or
light.
Try the Franklin Special.
SHOE DEPARTMENT.
STATIONERY
Paper Napkins, colored de
signs, very pretty,
" Tuesday only,
per 100
Large size Pencil
Tablets
Full ten foot roll Crepe Paper ICa
with bordered designs, roll Itfb
l&xtra fine grade Note Paper and En
velopes to match. In while and
tinted shades, Tuesday only, Qc
5C
5c
THE BENNETT COMPANY
FAVORITENsi-
MP
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TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Writ to a tamyle ty.
Eiome Visitors
Excursions
To Indiana and Ohio
' Belling- flatea: Bept lit, 8th, 15th nnd Oct. 6th. Round
"" " trip rate: One fare and one-third. IUte applies to
pretty nearly everywhere In the statea named. Get
details from nearest Hock Ialand ticket agent
rienty of time to aee erery one you know, aa ticket
re good to return JLNY time within 80 dayg from data
of aale. '
City Ticket Office
1323 Farnam Street. Omaha,
F. P. Rutherford, D. P. A.
PerftelcTs
Cut Price)
Piano Co.
Be Bid., Room 7. Telephooa 701
Wtbar, t-uOark Ut4I Uar.
flTOSBtrrrasa, Phatocraphar, Ull Farnam. Ul. W7.
BTOHXCTrssB, Friatar, 111 Howard, tel. Ulu. "Tbara
Uool,enabtonao,phar," vat aa'a dntaa taa tlilasa
sow aa doing aota ia iaa a.a aisbsraSa -riss
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