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ONLY A FEW SCATTERING VOTES CAST j
toalnl StarteSl Yesterday Will llese
1 baraday, March 31, at
ft P. M.
AH was qukt yesterday at the opening of
the second voting contest for ten trips to
the Bt. luls exposition, and no one mi
heard to say anything, but thnt of course
don't signify much. Will waters run deep,
and they'll run deep enough before the
week la over. In fact, It will need pretty
big slecvca to keep one afloat and in the
awlm at the end.
The vote at 6 o'clm k p. m. on Friday wan:
liena Wakehouac, Council Uluffs, la 2W
iienry Johnson, Onmha M
llly King, (iniana lii
lo it. Hess, bouth Omaha Is
1'eter X. Kennedy, Omaha 8
Walter OoMxmith, Otnnha 8
l,ce Kllsworth. Unix ha 7
Xalpli A. Newell, Omaha t
. J. I'upune, timaha 1
Kill Mi Kiravey. HiHing City, Neb
Oia J. llrucc, South Omaha 1
AT J. l BR4SDEIS ONS MONDAY,
i:atlre Urmmiklnc Mock from Van
Pelt, W, 4 tut St., H. Y.
The Van Pelt dreasmaklng establishment
catered to the very highest class and
rwelleat trade In New York City. We
secured new and fresh gooda bought for
thla season's business at only a fraction
if the coat to import. Street clotha, thin
dress stuffs, all wool and silk and wool
cloilia at amaalng bargain.
A few of the hundred of varieties are
now on display In our show window.
The date of aula la Monday, March 2S.
J. Li. UKANDE18 A BONB,
Piops. Boaton Store.
Ten trips a wet to tnu bl Louts expo
sition will be voted to the moat deserving
by lies readers. Suva your coupons.
AiioHceweati of the Theater.
The Ulrl with the Auburn Ilalr and the
other features of the bill at the Orphrum
lor this week will be seen for the last two
times, matinee and night, today.
Wilfred Clarke and company, presenting
Nro More lroi'Die, an adaption irom tne
'rench, heads the vailed bill for the week
commencing matlnoe Sunday. "No More
Trouble" la a lively and laughable little
larce. Mr. Clarke, who has been dlirtln
Kulshed aa a member of Booth and liar
let ts company, Ada Rehan, Barry BullS
van and other stars, Is a nephew of the
N lute Edwin Booth. His support Includes
such established players as Archie Glides,
Mlas Lucille Bplnney and Mlaa Theo Carew.
Tony Wilson and Helolae, originators of
the rebounding bed turn, together with a
daring triple bar act. Lew Bully, the fa
mous minstrel and a prime looal favorite,
will have new stories and songs. The Wel-ner-Amoros
troupe, pantomimic corned ana
and Jugglers. La Petite Adelaide is a cute
and winsome dancer. Mile. Amoroe does
a trapese act, while simultaneously Mile.
Charlotte performs acrobatics on the stage.
Harry Le Clair, the female Impersonator,
will be one of the Important features, and
the klnodrome pictures will be entirely
new.
This afternoon and evening Miss Rotelle
Knott and her company will repeat "When
Knighthood Was In Flower" at the Boyd.
Miss Knott made an excellent Impression
In her representation of the character of
Mary Tudor last night, and her company
proved Itself most competent.
On Sunday afternoon and evening the
pretty pastoral comedy, "One Night In
June," will be the attraction. This Is said
to be ona of the most charming plays of
the kind now on the road.
Seats are now on sale for the engage
ment of the Bostonlans, who will give three
performances, operas, at the Boyd theater
on Tuesday evening ("The Serenade"),
Wednesday matlnea ("Roblnhood") and
Wednesday evening ("The Queen of Laugh
ter,'' new). This Is one of the Important
engagements of the sesson at the Boyd.
"Too Proud to Beg," which Is pleasing
large audiences at the Krug, closes Its en
gagement with matinee and night per
formances today. Sunday afternoon and
for the first half of next week the attrac
tion at the Krug will be Holden Bros.' big
scenlo production, "Nobody's Claim." This
Is one of the most thrilling and Interesting
plays now touring the country.
Card of Tkaaka.
We wish ta express our sincere thanks to
our neighbors and friends, especially the
dern Woodmen of America. Maple camp
No. Hi; the Royal Neighbors, Pansy camp
No. 10, and the Omaha Retail Butchers'
union, for their kindness and sympathy dur
ing the Illness and death of our beloved
husband, brother and son.
MR 8. HENRT U KOClt.
MRS. O. W. NELSON.
FETEn KOCH.
Revival meetings by Evangelist Miss
Maud Cretora at the mission. Go Cass
street, beginning March 26 and lasting ten
days.
First-class watch and Jewelry work at
Hubermann's, corner 13th and Douglas.
Homeaeekera' Hates to North Dakota,
Every Tuesday until October the Chi
cago Ureal Western railway will sell round
trip tickets to points In the above named
state at a great reduction from the usual
fare. For further information spply to
Geo. F. Thomas, general Agent, 1612 Far
nam street, Omaha, .Neb.
Japanese wedding at First Presbyterian
church Monday, March 88, at I p. m. Ad
mission, 15 cents.
Card of Thanks.
Mrs. Fsrrer and sons wish to thank Cus
ter Post, Q. A. K., members of the W. R.
C, No. G. Mayor Moores, police depart
ment and their many friends for their kind
remembrances and attentions durltj the
sad bereavement of husband and father,
fclmuel Farrer. MRS. 8. FARRER.
NEWTON FARRER.
CHARLES RYAN.
Dentist with wall established practice la
SO excellent location Id Bee building de
sires gentleman to share office, preferably
physician. Address E SS. bee ottife.
Settlers' Rates
To points In Minnesota. North Dakota,
Manitoba, Ontario, Saakatchewan and Aa-
slnabola. Tickets on sale by the Chicago
Great Western Railway, every Tuesday In
March and April. For further Information
apply to Ovorge F. Thomas, general agent,
Vdl Farnam St., Omaha, Neb.
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New Easter Suits
aid Top Coasts
'f'ii tun is inoani aiiii .''..1 l'sii
Easter is the bigytst fafbiou day
of the year. This joyous day ia but
oue week off. Plenty of time to ;et
the new top coat or suit. The new
Easter Suits and Top Coats which
we have on display in our immense
Clothing Department will be most
attractive to the particular dressers.
The men who are fastidious and who
follow the fashion plates, and who
know snappy clothing when they
see it. The more a man knows about
styles and qualities, the more appre
ciative he will be of this matchless
collection of the season's newest
and best. .
Sounds Boastful? But it
isn't. Tacts only. With many years
of dothing buying and selling be
hind the knowledge that enables us
to seek out only the best. No ex
perimenting no uncertainty along
that line. The showing for spring
has never been -equalled never so
near perfection never so near to
the ultra high class. Kvery fail and
fancy that fashion says will distin
guish the men's apparel for spring
is a character mark of the lines now
on show in this superb department.
2.50
3.50
Our $10 Men's Suit Is the Oie We
Wish to Feature Particularly
It's the greatest line we have ever had the pleasure of
offering. The broad concave shoulders the shaie retaining
tailoring the quality that is so emphatically in evidence in
the unseen as in the most conspicuous parts This character
izes the line we invite you to see today.
Men's Shoes Worth $3.50
and $3 at $2.50
Men's Onodyear welt Lace 8hoes made of
' elour and bix calf, ulso vlcl kid and pat
ent colt all stitched and sewed with silk
soles are of oak tannuge, all con
structed on foot-form lasts the styles are ,
the newest, and for we:ir cannot be ex
clled we have 14 styles to select from,
and every pair guaranteed to give wear
sno sntistuciion sold by others
fit 13.50 and 13.00 our
price
MKVS SIIOKS.
First shipment of "Oiler's" men's guaran
teed Patent Colt Shoes for Buster wear
they are more stylish than ever, and new,
snappy, up-to-date shoes In button,
bhii her and lace styles we Kive a miar-
antee that the patent cult will not br-nk
in slsty days; It so, we replace
with new pair all slies and
widths at
HOIS' AMI VOITIIV SHOl-:.
1 oya' and youths' Casco Calf Laco Shoos,
good, plump solos
Sizes 2 to b at 1. M
Sixes 13 to 2 at SI 3
Sixes 10 to 13 at $1.26
MI9SKS' AD CHII.nilFVS SHOES.
Misses' and children's Tarls Kid Lace
Shoes with patent leather tips heavy,
flexible soles
Misses' sixes, WV, to 2 at II. 25
Child's sixes, 8V to 11 at II. U0
15c Collars for 5c
Saturday we will sell 3"i0 dozen fine Linen
Collars thnt sold for l.ic for R" we are
chut Ring several lii'Hnils of our rca-ular
stock, and nil our discontinued styles
will bo sold for Ec ALL
t'.OOD STYLUS AND
GOOD SIZES FOR
EACH
Men's 50c and 75c Sose for 25c
Saturday we will sell a lino of hlnh grade
Hose at 'way below their value we pur
chased a lare quantity from an im
porter who supplies only the fine ha!or-
aasners ine qiianiiiy oihi wu
were ob'liced to take makes
It possible for us to sell 60u
ana ido noae lor.
A Lavish Display of Easter j
Meoi-TaJlored Suits f or Womfeh j
One week from Sunday is Easter, The woman wants f
to look her best on this day the year's most fashionable day,
Here will be found every article of women's attire that style "
has set its approval upon The thousands of our customers
do not need to be told that this is the greatest emporium for
feminine fashions in this city, With Easter but one week
away, we would advise purchasing now, while stocks are-at
their best, and we tender every facility at our command to
make buying pleasant and satisfactory Here is what c
are offering for today
Spring Tailor-Made Suits
5c
There's money to be saved by buying "Nebraska" Clothing.
Our price range for Men's Suits, Top Coats and IJain Coats is
$7.50, $10, $12, $ 13 and up to $25.00.
Coafjrm
If your boy needs a new outfit for Confirmation you will save
at least one-fourth by purchasing it here this week.
Confirmation Knee Pant Suits $2.50-$3-$4-$5
Confirmation Long Pants Suits $5-$7.50-$l0-$13.50
These suits are the best the tailor can produce. The prices
are the most economical ever placed on such high grade suits.
25c
The very newest styles. In tne clever medium length
military effects. Aladu of broadcloths and cheviots
also striped materials. Conts with or without shoulder
capes, trimmed with combination braids and satin lined.
Fklrtu strapped or with Btao pieuts. v r ikins: lenptn
Tailored to fit
wi men's and misses
handsome garments
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12.75
New Tpring Suits
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Old Hats Off
The spring: rtles are all here. Whether
you want a "f.TKTPON" hnt at 3.5o or ono
of our 12.00 and 12.50 bnts, we are ready
for you. Our 1.iV hat stands ov parlson
with anybody's 2 50 hat. We -show them
In nil the preva'lna; shapes, both soft and
St. IT
We are showing the new rprlng caps for
boys and men.
An extraordinary suit offering; for Saturday, consisting
of about ten different stylea of tho latest spring models.
Made of cheviots, broadcloths and mixtures, in blues,
browns and blacks. Coats In military or F.tor, styles,
neatly trimmed with fancy shoulder capes. Coats silk
lined, skirts in walking or dress lengths, pleated or
trimmed with siik nraius, tnese garments are perfectly
tailored and correct
In lit and finish
12.50 values
offered at
I n I w jiri I i"i ii r
16.75
Clever Spring Suits
Made of mixtures or plain material. In light or dark
shades. Coats in military, Eton or blouse styles, trim
bed with shoulder capes, straps and brnb:.-,. Cut with
fancy sleeves and finished with zlg-slg collars and belts
pirciies. siik linea. eKirts, walking or dress lengths.
or
If Interested In a new
spring suit it will pay you
to investigate these
at
19.75
Silk Lined Suits, $24.75
P.cautlful voile suits. In blue, brown and blacks. Coats
In newest eollarless blouse effects, trimmed with silk
braids. Skirts In dress lengths. We would call your at
tention to many other new spring styles In tallor-mado
garments. Made of mixtures, voiles, broadcloths, chevi
ots and striped materials. In all the predominating
snnaes. lauorea iy tne most bkiiiiui
suit, makers. In styles
to please everybody
Kxtmordinary offerings, at
Exclusive Suits at $32.50
Made for us by the beat rki;ied tallois. Choice of br nr.
cloths, voiles, etair.lnes and mixtures, also novelty mn
terlals. Coats In rollurlbss military and ICton styles
ian-?iiy mmmea wmi conu-anii'is; urams
straps. Best of linings and workmanship,
correct )n style and fit
The largest asortment ever shown
at
sns
Grocery Is always In the lead, ana
there's a reason. New and first-class
goods, courteous treatment, prompt
delivery, and the ever populur GREEN
TRADING STAMPS.
Tea. SpeciaJ
For This Week
$12
Maaeslc.
Nebraska lodge. No. 1. A. F. A A. M . will
work U. M. degree. SpecUl meeting, Satur
day, March M. at I p. m.
GEO. A. PAT, W. ii.
W. C. McUEAN. SecreUry.
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A. B. Ilubennann. dlsjnonds. owl Imp.
VI BO.
aTOHATH-Mlrbael, aged IT years, rrlday
- mornin. at fanUiy residvsce, ttit fYank-
4
$4
$5
' fin in stamps with 1 lb. D.
vW v Janan Tea at ft)o
f( In stamps with 1 lb. S. D.
VM-' Japan Tea at 50o
ff In stamps with 1 lb. Oun-
vi powder Tea at 50o
l flfl'U3 H I U,l dlUTIJS UJ
'VVJ glsli Ureakfast Tea at..T5c
Coffee SpeciaJ
For This Week
SI Ofl m mP with 1 lb. fancy
4)1. UU Santoa at 2.jo
f)f In stamps with 1 lb. Cucuti
Hlend at 26c
(f In stamps with lbs. Ex-VM-'
celslor Blend at Ii.O)
rtfk In stamps with S lbs. Java
.vv ttni Mocha at un
$1
$5
$5
Miscellaneous
Specials
$1.00
$3.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$3.00
In stamps with 1 package
Uest Cornstarch at too
In stamps with 1 qt. best
Ohio Mupln Syrup at tK-
in stamps with 7 bars Beat
'Em All Soap at t..25o
In stamps with H-lb. pkg.
Bchepp'a Cocoanut at &!
In stamps with Vlb. Bak
ers Chocolate at 2uo
In stamps with 3 boxes
Sesrehlhjht Matches at..l5o
In stamps with 1 gallon N.
O. Molasses at Ko
E. T. Smith . Co.
1407 Douglas St.
'Phono 164.
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predominating
24.73
pleats and
32.50
SHOE
THE
BOYS
Tomorrow and let them get their
new shoes broke In before Easter on
Saturday we always have three extra
salesmen In our bays' - department
Salesmen that know how to fit a shoo
to a boy's foot there's an awful lot to
the fit if it's done right the boy gets
more wear out of tho shoes and his
feet do not grow 111 shaped and tender.
Just try a pair of our Boys' 11.50
Shoes they will pleuse you.
DREXEL SHOE CO.,
1419 Farnam Strpjl.
Omtki'i Ua-tfDiii Shot Hsuia
MAN'S FRIENDS
Best Material Finest Workmanship. We pave you
the Middlemen's Profit. 190 New Spring Styles.
MAKER TO WEARER.
$3.50 AND $2.50
Regent Shoe Co.,
205 So. 15th Street.
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CLOSING OUT
OUB
NEW SPnitIG SUITS
No house In Omaha shows a more up-to-date
line of Spring Suits than you find
right here. The Alfred Benjamin make of
fine clothes are sold only by us. The styles
this year are more exclusive and prettier
than ever. On account of us selling them
on a very close margin It makes the tten
jamir make of suits the best value to be
had In Omaha. We atart the line at 112.50.
Benjamin expects us to retail this Hue at
I15.iv, that Is where his suits are supposed
to sta.-t. Other prices on the Benjamin
suits w have fixed at 115 00, 117 50 and
111. 60. For the jitter price we sell the kind
that should sell for li.00. No tailor csn
turn out better suits no matter what the
price may be. Anyone looking for a auit
at a more moderate price than the Ben
jamin make, we have hundreds of stylet
to choose from, each and every one guar
anteed by os In every way, at JlO.Oo and
7.M per suit.
Tbs Camnfse Cl.fhln Cfr.
lUJ-Ua Pouglaa street.
Buggies, Carriages
and Wagons
FREDRICKSON
Fifteenth and Capitol Are.
EASTER NOVELTIES.
We are showing all that's new and beau
tiful In thin line and at our usual cut
prices.
ttmall Easter Eggs, etc., 18c and 15c
Large Oecorated Easter EgBs. doz 10c
I. urge t'reden Ktigs, each bo
Panorama V-Hii. each 5c
Chicks, Uoslins. Kabblis' and Baskets,
each fc
Baby-face Rabbits, 2T,o and luc
Large Kabblis, Helm, Koumeis and
Ducks 19o
!S sticks for 5c
Peerless Mixed, per lb to
f4i-.tUr.Ti ii.r lh
I Fig Brilliants,' per lb 10c
nutter I'ups, per ID ioc
Raspberry Elg lump, per lb 10c
Chocolste Pipped ilints, per lb
t'ream Mixed, oer lb 13c
I I 'can ut squares, per lb l.'.c
Home-made Fudges, per lb fn
As-sored Chocolate -i, per lb .970
i.olf Slicks, per lb ic
Chocolate Chips, per lb 4c
Italian Creams, per lb 40c
Oum. I packages for lor
1 lea Cream Soda 6c
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DRUG DEPARTMENT
Doston Store
Saturday we will place on sale 6,000 Rub
ber Complexion Brushes, regular price tna
world over 5t)c, our price
Saturday 19c
I'ecun Scented Soap 12o
0,000 boxes "My Queen" Soap, regular price
'Jbc per box, our price Saturday, per box
of 3 cakes 0c
Easter Perfumes In fancy packages, 26?,
49c, 70c and U8c, worth double.
Remember we are Madame Tale's ex
clusive agents In Omaha. Madams Yale In
her famous lecture of January 19, at the i
; Boyd theater, said: 'Buy my remedies at
the Boston Store drug department and I '
I will guarantee them fresh and genuine
but if you buy them elsewhere 1 won't.'
All our Yale's remedies are fresh.
Saturday Special
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Inches high from the floor, 10 Inches In diameter has Roman dip to -the
seat upholstered In Oriental figured tapeatry in tna
regular way this stool woud sell for M eo
special whllo they last, Saturday
each
Another pattern stool made with framework of select oak or birch mahog
any nninh ail highly pollened noer rusn top seat is u
Inches high from the floor top Is 15 Inches In diameter.
This stool also would sell at regular value 14.60 each
special while they last Saturday each
A limited quantity only of the above stools on pedal gala for Bat-, .
urday. '
Store Open Saturday Evening Until 9 O'clock.
an uip to -roe f
2.35;
2.35
Orchard & Wilhelm
Carpet Company.
Read oar special "ad" srery Sunday
Wednesday ta The Baa.
torn
is.
"FLOOR LAC"
Thla ia a name given to a varnish atuin
made with a tine quality of floor varnish.
It is made to stand walking and washing.
There are colors to imitate all the natural
woods OAK. CHERRY, MAlKMiANY.
ROSEWOOD. WALSI'T, also UOl.DEM
OAK and I'.REKN. Pints. 4.V; quarts, 7oc;
half gallons. 11.36; gallous. U. - This Is a
most beautiful floor finish. 8ecllly
adapted for use on floors around tugs.
CALL FOR COLOR CARD.
Sherman & McConnell Drug Go.
Tar. ItMh sa4 Ddg Its., Omaha.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
asbscrlfca law.
AHAMO
AN OMAHA PRODUCT
Should not necessarily be patronized!
solely on account of its being a home I
Industry. Merit Is what counts nior
than anything else. People want their I
money's worth nowadays. Combine
these two facts and. presto! you'll
have a cake of AHAMO scouring soap.
Fact la. we guarantee It the best en I
the market. A word to your grocer I
will get It don t forget that!
THK AlltMO t o. liar.), Omaha.
For Menstrual Suppression nr.
ZZrZZX PEN-TAN-GOT
si a hii mm, . w Miiesa. eni uM
....Everyone
Iavited....
to attend our
Millinery
pemng
MARCH 26TII
at our new location,
111 South 15th St.
J.W.M.W.Pcnncll.
FREE--S2 in Green Trading Stamps--FR E
SATURDAY. MARCH 26
Come and buj your wines, liquors, whiskeys, etc., for
Easter. With every quart bottle of our high grade wines
or whiskey purchased Saturday, March 26, we will gle
$2.00 IN GREEN TRADING STAMPS.
Santlmes-Zlnfomdel-Eseapemong BOc-7Sc-tl.O0 per qt.
Very Una California Claret 11.00 per gal.
Miller's Pure Hye, full quart ; per jt
Miller's Old Private Htoi k, full quart 11.00 per qt.
Miller Old Ptandard "Bo'tled in Bond" under V. B. Govt.
supervision, full quart 11.28 per qt.
If it comt8 from Hiller's it must h good.
HILLER LIQUOR CO.
1309 Far Bam Street.
MAIL. ORDERS SOLICITED..
.'Phone 1241.
BEND FOlt PRICH IJST.
Sl'KtlAL UESIKItlM FOR K A ST ICR.
JKRBKY ICK CHI" AM ROIJJi
Ksk. natural slse, containing yolk, dosen..
llird. Neat, dosen
email chickens, dosen
larger Nests, eaich. ..
Hetiinc Men. 6 Fg. 11 portions, each
I rgx Raliblt. 15 portions, each.,.,..,
Merangues, dosen
Chicken emerging from shell, dottui
Artiticlul Basket, cream bird eggs, dosen..
tocijoiir' H
Pal buff
beautiful line of Iiisket. im i
Homea filled wth Hoi a Koni
appropriate for this occasion
IB20TARNAM
;PHONE.7ll
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