THE .OMAHA DAILY DEEi. SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1004.
FIRST DAY'S VOTE IS LIGHT
Io Tbe Bea'i Third Content fot Ten Tripi to
th Bt. Lonii Ejpoii ion.
SMALL SCORES AND FEW CANDIDATES
lka II Thin Content, Wnald Be
Easier Tha a Its lredrrfirar
Xow la a bood Time ta
Oct la Line.
"Lftflt work contest was a hummer,"
aid one of tha nrw candidate, "and that's
Juat wnr I'm coins; In this tlmo. You sec,
most of those who had been contemplating
a trip were staggered by the siie of the
vote polled and it will take them a Week
to recover. I believe tbe vote will be as'
light thta time, and by working hard I am
eure I'll get there. At any rate. I'm going
to try. If otbera can get auch large scores
why caa't ir
Tbe vote at p. m. Friday waa:
I.ura M. Ftaher, Omaha 189
V. J. Liavla, iftnaha 15
Calvin kvana. buuth Omaha : 10
Kalph Newell, Omaha .....11
Joe Barker, Omaha I
Herbert North, South Omaha t
Lee Kllawortb, Omaha . I
iUHitaili of the Theaters.
Tola afternoon and evening the , four
Cohans will muke their farewell appear
anoea at the Boyd, repeating their very
funny mualoal comedy, "Running for Of
fice." ..On Sunday afternoon Paul Gllmore and
company will begin an engagement of three
performances In "The Mummy . and tha
Hummingbird," a comedy that proved moat
auooesaf ul In New Turk last seaaun, and
which baa been welcomed everywhero It
baa been- presented this season. It la a
tory of London life, and Introduces acme
exoellent studies of modern people. Mr.
Qllmore'a work In the leading role has been
much praised by the critics. The engnge
ment la for Sunday afternoon and evening
and Monday evening.
big amateur ahow will be given at the
Orpbeuni tonight. The program Inoludea
a number of aspirants that promise to
furnish a lot of fun and soma that may be
looked at more seriously. The following
volunteers are on the llstf , Thomas J.
Marlln, comedian; the Brader brothers,
alngera and dancers; Dolly Dutton, styled
a Jigger; Lyons and Hetily, musical comed
ians; Lea Petite iledclle, novelty acrobat;
Lewis White, tenor soloist; Charles Aldag,
Bong and monologue; Maud Balsar, terpsU
chore; Lou Laeou, character cornedluri';
Mason and Born, vocalists, and Willie Irv
ing, coon shouter and buck and wing
dancer.
For tha week beginning Sunday matinee
the Orpheum presents a bill that should
prove mirthful, for comedy Is abundant in
It. Thome and Carleton, known as the
American jesters, will be the "headline"
attraction., Oniettl'a monkeys will be an
other of the prominent cards. Others are
the Passports, exponents of fancy " and
whirlwind terpaichore; Barr and Evans,
character comedy creators; Mignonette
Kokln, he chic and pretty alngor and
dancen; Mitchell and Love, presenting their
comedy aklt called "Married Life from the
Inside;" Brandow and Wiley, colored en
tertainers, and new klnodrome pictures.
Managers Hudson Judah are evidently
highly pleased with "David Harum" as an
attraction, for they have sent Local Man
ager Oondea the following telegram from
Kansas City: "David Harum, playing with
ua this week; la a high .class attraction,
giving great satisfaction to large aadlenoes
Don't hesitate to recommend it highly."
The attraction appears at the Krug the
first half of next Week, opening with the
matinee Sunday.
f-UNUAL of Richard wearne
Ouarqalrs Are AtiesUr by Mm mi Uil
v Hesldeats and UartaJ Is la
Kurrat Lswa,
' The funeral of the lata Klohard Wearne,
who died l4il Tutnniay, waa haid yesieruay
ai in noun fiom the late residence, iiw
bouin hifceleentu street. Many md rtsi-
1.1 n is and Jrttnils who have known the ue-
cttfsed fcailieieu at the Home to pay a tan
lriuuto. Inti huial oiTerlngs were numerous
aim of generous design, those ihi by the
Wearne brm.' and t'axion & Vieraug foun
dries being worthy of particular mention.
Rev. Chaik'S W. Savldge preached the
funeral sermon at the Home, speaking In
kindly terms of the unassuming ana char
itable qualities of the dead hutband and
father.
J .lines Wearne, a brother of the deceased,
living at Belolt, Wis., was present at the
funeral.
The Ancient Free and Accepted Masons
had charge of the service at the grave In
Forest Lawn cemetery. Mr. Wearne was
a member of St. John's, the following mem
bers of which society acted as pall bearers:
James 8. Davis, George E. Crofby, Henry
McDonald, Jacoo Knpp, James Jensen and
F. A. Lewis.
The deceased had been planning shortly
before his death to make a six months' trip
to his old home at Cornwall, England, In
company with his son, Dr. Frederick J.
Weame.
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STILL FAV0R0NE MAN PLAN
.ame Members of Commercial Clab
Believe In Co-Operatlas wit a.
tha Grain Biehasse,
The secretaryship committee of the Com
mercial club will not recommend any per
son for the vacant position at the executive
meeting Tuesday. It will ask for more
time. The committee, together with tbe
club officers, met and considered the sit
uation. Of the twenty-flve or more appli
cants for this position, the greater num
ber was eliminated from the list of pos
sibles. The members of the committee will
now Investigate the records and work of
the other candidates with a view to getting
the best.
When the club was organized there was
a secretary and a railroad commissioner.
The latter office was merged with the
former in one year and Mr. Utt, who had
been the railroad man, became secretary
also. The proposition of leaving the rail
road work alone for the present waa con
sidered with favor. It waa felt the Grain
exchange la doing enough to cover that
field. Chairman Wright said Vhere was
favorable consideration of appointing? a
man who was a mixer and would be able
to work up the membership to 1,000.
Cornea
Hoaaeeeekers' Rates ta Nertn, Dakota.
Kvery Tuesday until October 26 the Chi
cage Great Weatern railway will sell round
trip tickets to points In the above named
atate at a great redaction horn the usual
far. For further Information apply to
Geo. F. Thomas, general Agent, W3 Far
nam street, Omaha. Neb.
Matsoa, call at Mrs. Bellman'a, 114 S. 8th
avenue.
OLD AGE
to Everyone, bat Ita Visits
May B Postponed.,
Old age Is not a question of years.
Some men are old at 40, others are young
at 0. 1
It's a mighty hard prooposltlon to look
yoimg, no matter how young you feel. If
your hair Is falling out and your head be
coming bald. , . ,
Perhaps you are tired trying Ineffectual
remedies for thla evil. . v
We don't blame you If you are.
Why not try an effective one for . a
change.
Newbro's Herplclde kills' the dandruff
germ which Is the cause of the whale
trouble. '
"Destroy"-the cause, you remove "the (ef
fect." - '''' ' ' '"' ' ;
Sold by leading druggists. Send Mo'ln
stamps ftir ramplK lo The - Herp1c1de'-t?o'.,'
Detroit. Mich. Sherman & 'McConnell
Drug Co., On: aha, special agents;
Concert and Ball. -
Under the auspices of the champion drill
team of camp No. 130, Modern Woodmen
of America, at Washington hall Saturday,
April I. Admission 83. cents. Exhibition
drill by the team.
The 'Ladlee' Helping Hand, tioclety . of
Kountse Memorial church will give a pro
vision sale Saturday, April 3. from 10 a. m.
until S p. m. tn the church basement. ''
Good work, Chicago Laundry. 'Phone 306.
delicti G0..-S
Leading
II at tar.
1504 FARNAM ST.
flen'a
Furnishings
Easter Neckwear,
50c-$l,00
Easter Shirts.
$1.00 $1.50
, Easter Gloves. $1.50 S2.00.
Can and Umbrella.' ""
WE MAKE SHIRTS AT $2.75.
DUNLAP and STETSON HATS, $3, $4, $5.
ExcIiuIts Af ency
DUNUP HATS
0PCN EVENINGS
SEE Oil WINDOWS
AS YOU dO BY.
Dunlap Silk Hat
, Ironad'Freo .
oh vm me
Duys a Ticket
and Sleeping Car Berth .
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B ur your ticket reads via
CA'O.V PACIFIC
Men's Easter Neck
wear
taster Neck-
-Men's Easter . i aa
Gloves IUU
Wt
fi jx&m Mo'
Men's Dress
Shirts
Men's Fancy'
Hose .......
1.00
15c-25c
EASTER SUETS FOR. MEN AND BOYS
The clothing that we arc selling this spring beats anything that has ever been
produced :,in ready-to-wear. It is unlike the everyday sort that you find in most
clothing stores, unlike in the patterns unlike in the character of the workmanship
unlike in the style and fit unlike in the satisfaction you derive. Our clothing is dif'
ferent clothing and by being different we aim to have it better, It is cut by expert
cutters, tailored by master hands It fits with absolute accuracy. From the day you
put it oh until you discard it from further service it holds its shape.
CITV TICKET OFVTOC. IBM IT.
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Mr I MM fra-j'CwT BSj-,,,
Men's Suits, $10
present a assortment of plain ami
fancy cheviots, cassiraeres, bome
bpuns ami worsteds, in distinctly
new and individual patterns, cut in
the very ; latest styles fitting as
perfectly as garments can fltt Aear
ing as only such quality of fabrics
can wear.
Men's Suits, $12 N
quite a variety to choose from
Cut right or they would not be in
our stock made right or our label
would never be in them they can
easily be compared with other 20
suits There is no fear that you
cannot be pleased The selection
is almost limitless.
Men's Suits, $15
This grade will easily stand com
parison with other i20 suits. There
is tono about these equal to any
tailored garment the. character of
the makiug and the cut surpassing
your expectations These ure high
class iu effect and high-class in
workmanship.
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Men's
Easter
if:
lb'V;-'
We're after your hot Jt- '
ronnge with' the means tt'
winning it the" hat stock"
' -Ml
that . offers you , the widest.,
vuriety of, stylos you've yet ,
selected from anywhere nnA'1
hats' that' lrt actual value'"'
Of fabric and finish .tiayo
never yet been scild fof. jve.io
little as we're- asking- ''fawj;i
'them. ' It's worth' looWnf"
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Into if you're interested' (Jn,)nI ...
hOJCS iU8t nOW , .f , . .,..IB-.'ill.T
$1-50, $2, $2.50,;
$3 00, $3.50 1
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Easter SKoes
for Men, Boys and
Girls,
Men's Shoes Worth $3.50 and $3
at $2.50
Men's Goodyear welt lace shoes made of velour and box
calf, also vici kid and patent colt, all stitched and sewed
with silk-T-soles are of oak annage, all constructed on
foot-form lasts the styles are the newest, and for wear
cannot be excelled we have 14 styl, to. select from,
and every pair guaranteed to give wear and-satisfaction
'sold by others at $3.50 and $3.00 ' g
our price ... . ... . fjJ
Men's Shoes
First shipment of "Dizer's" men's gu&ra&teed patent colt
shoes for Easter wear they are more stylish than ever,
and new, snappy, up-to-date shoes ih button, blucher
and lace styles we give a guarantee that the patent colt
.wili.not break in sixty days; if so we re-
place with new ..pair ail sizes and widths, at. . W
r. - Boys' and Youth's Shoes. ;
Isoys' and youths' Casco Col
Sizes W'to'xV-af.:.'.'
Sizes !3V5 to a at....
' j - B'zes 10 .to l&-at
.aJC lace shoes good, plump soles
..... .'....; .i..i.:-l.i(i.
Misses' and Children's Shoes
Misses' end children's Paris kid lace shoes with, patent leather tips
heavy,' flexible soles
- ' 'Misses elzes, 11H to 2 at . .....'. ........ ......... .U23 '
' Child's sizes, 84 to ll-at .. ;-......... ,
Boys' Easter Clothing
Sailor Blouse Suit for Bovs ' N
8 TO 8 YEARS
$2.00
m;ido of all wiml Hiovli.'
end mtnnclx, pltiln hi i- in.
variety of fancy vmitciiis-sjli-ndid
$3.UW value.-. tills
week, tTOu.
$2.50 ' .
beautifully trimmed, mode
of all wool cr,i;li, Cheviot
:1 .ergps 5n' dm blur,
llsht blue, red and great va
ru'iy nf jancy jiitteiii, 4.(K
is very reasonable for any
suit In this lot This weak,
t2.oU.
Sailor
Diousc
Suits
made of lileh grnda Berl
in dark blue, light blue,
brown and red, Wathlniffon
mill cheviot, in dark blue
and. Kenuine homespun, in
beautiful fnncy rolorlntrs
Kvery bit of It a ii u;i
value, this week.
$2.50
Norfolk, i to U and D. .
style, a to 16 yenrs, rr.ade of
strictly ' a!! winl, In chevi
ots, ca5-lmcrcd and blue
seises, well made mid Uncil .. ..
througbout Hi.i oeauLl-
ful , a UM sun-thls week,.; gsi
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$3.50
. made of blab KraJe Atnerl.
can chcvlotK, honipsnuji, ailk
mixed cheviots 4inn home. v
spun casslmores. the f.nest '
of blue serpe Norfolk slses
4 to 12 and I). Ii. Jacket size,
8 to IS jura
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Easter Sunday
That boy of yours will waut to
took tils best, and be can't do that
uulesg his feet are covered with a
pitlr of good looking shoes.
Did you aver notice how well
dressed the boys look who wear
our boys $1.60 shoes?
Besides looks there Is wear In
these shoes made, as they are by
the best shoe uirkers lu the United
States. Our customers aro the
best recommendation we bare' for
these shoes. -
DREXEL SHOE CO.,
1419 Farnara Strest.
Omaha's Up-t-Ua:i Shot Haut
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For Easter
Chloks, Oosllnprs, Pucks, llabblts...T 5c
Large Rabbits, ...10c, 15c, 2Tic
Large liens, Koooters and Ducks. ...19c
Large fancy paper ej.'gs.tlc, 10c, 13c, '25c
Pann'raina and Cream Ecgs fx'
Small Cream Eggs, lb. 15c, 18c
Itrge DecoraJed Ej?gs, doi. ., lOc
Irge Downy Dicks,. Goslings and
Chicks, two for , I3c
stick. Candy fc
1'iwless Mixed Caudy ............. Oc
Buttercups rj'--
Kig Brilliants , 12V.
S packages Gum hx-
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
' TatHtit Farm Payer.
Cloth
Benivett's
Dept.
You've Had to Give aTilor His
Premium for -Too Many
Years!
We know all about
. it. Case of overpay
ing, to get what
couldn't be had any
other way. The
other way's here -now.
The College
Brand Way. Young
men's clothea at last
made the wy young fel
lows dress mightily snap
py in the sorts of cloth
they're built of! Shoulders
are concaved and tremend
ously wide little strips of
collars (hand worked so
that they have to set tight
as wax) graceful lapels and
coat fronts that'll stay firm
till the end of time. All
that the tailor givesfor
half what the tailor
takes.
$15, $18, $20
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EASTER FOOTWEAR
For Men
mmoai
Latest Styles
Best Leathers Finest Workmanship.
$3.50 d $2.50
100 New Styles Maker to Weurer.
Regent Shoe Co. ,i?h5&
Bee 4-1.04
Send for Catalogue B
EASTER ICE CREAM
Ei,'gs and chickens all day Easter Sunday. It
cream rolls in your pocket
rrs TEN CENTS-
What To Eat
Sand tor copy. Woaiua or tl.uu a yaar
KtlWtla Haaith AHiulmm, Tabla Bur as,
Jaata, foauia, Clsvar ToaaU. A fot4
(rland to brighten your laisara bio
BMnts. mil ot aal nmiMUra tar
nfrta!nlr.
rm bn SalUtl. mr "Ov kma
oal4 k. feaJtaiar aas bi,Wr It ta. Isramj
v. Mim s( tlita w.nar sabiiMUaa "
WHAT TO BAT GMaathiy Msiaifaal
Waaauartaa St aas Fuss waataaa
rf, Wilc
Han..
F VOO HAVEN'T TRIE0IT, A RARE
TREAT IS IN STORE FOR VOU
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Ucst'asBa I'aycr.
Decatur Easter Oxfords
' for men arc the correct things.
Up-to-date Htylih Khoes in both tuu aud black.
They tit men's feet like custom work J3.r0 and ?r.00
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