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TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, APRIL 14. 1904.
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ladles'
Tape
Glrdlo
Corsets
at 3Jc
Jfol
Tape
Qlrdle
Corsets
t 39c
THURSDAY BARGAINS
Ladies' Street Hats at $1
Very etylish and nobby
ready-to-wear hats all of
them this season's late and
popular styles, made of fancy
braid and effectively trim-
med would sell for
$2 and $2. 50 In
millinery
stores
generally
;
1
Trimmed Hats and Street Hats
at $2.98
A splendid assortment of new Idee
In trimmed hats made of new soft
straws, chiffons, etc, and asw QQ
prettily trimmed with B..0
latest spring effects, also
hundreds of high grade jaaf
treet hat
la Our Rawer Department A vast assortment of the moat popul ar
flower for trimming rosea, popples, violets, etc., etc. on sole in our great
flower department,
worth up to 75o, .
at ........ ... ...., ,
15c-25c-39c I
Ltvdies $1 Wrappers e.t 49c
Hundreds of wrapper, made of percale. In all color, and a variety of pat
terns braid trimmed flounces, clusters
of tucks, ruffles, etc. all sites, worth TC
up to 11, on bargain square
- Ladies Waists at 95c
The new shirt waist, for WM-made of the pretty fabric, for spring and early
95c
summer wear a fine assortment
on bargain square tomorrow,
at
Ladies' Spring Kid Gloves a.t 59c Pr.
59c
Thousand, of pair, of kid gloves In new colors all slies
made of Oerman lamb skin and real kid every
pair perfect worth up to $1 a pair, at, pair
All Linen Handkerchiefs
Ladles' and men', handkerchief, that
I0c-121c
are worth 25c each,
at, each
Watch Our J
Windows L
Ladies' Underwear
Ladle.' .prlng and summer weight
vest sleeveless and wing f'
sleeves, at, each... t2
Watch Our
3S,SSSQ Windows
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ALL SOIL IS MOIST ENOUGH
Entire Territory Covered bj Burlington in
Nebraska GeU Borne Bain.
t ASTERN PART HAS HEAV1 PALLETS
Iibbwt o( Live Itock, Frelt and
Aarrlewltvral Conaltloas la State
Arte Week of Rather -'
veas Weather.
The Burlington crop report which cover,
conditions on the line, of the system west
of Omaha, say. the soil in eastern Ne
braska Including the Kansas line from
Odell to Concordia, a. far wet a. Grand
Island. Hastings and Red Cloud is in ex
cellent condition for this season of the year.
On the southern division especially, show
ers have been general during the week, ex
cept on the west end of the DeWltt
Holdrege line and wet weather ha. to some
extent retarded spring work.
On the northern division there ha. been
leas rain, but no part of the division la at
present suffering from moisture. Consider
able rain ha. fallen on .the southern divis
ion during the week In the Republican val
ley, from Red Cloud to Cambridge on the
Kansas branchea, and on the line from
Xeneeaw to Cambridge via Holdrege. Some
rain ha. fallen at place, weat of Cambridge,
between Wray and Akron for Instance, the
(all was nearly an Inch and this small strip
of territory look, well; weat of Akron
very little rain ha. fallen. There ha. been
some rain between Holdrege and Curtis
and the soil Is In fair condition; west of
Curtis no rain has fallen during the week,
and the ground Is exceedingly dry.
The Alliance division has had very little
rain since the last report and the ground
west of Broken Bow, except In the Black
Hills, Is generally dry.
' On the Sheridan division the weather
ha. 'been cold during the week. Oras. I.
beginning to .tart on the ranges, however,
and they look well. Boll condition, are re
ported favorable for such farming a. is
aaually done in that section.
- Not much progress has been made in
spring plowing on the two eastern divisions,
specially on the southern. On this division
the ground Is not In fit condition on account
of its being too wet. Borne plowing has,
however, been done during the week. Oat.
and spring wheat have been sowed to quite
an extent a. far west as Broken Bow,
Curtt. and Cambridge. The Kansas
branches are reported in good condition
STUBBORN
COLDS
For obstinate colds,
lingering coughs and
'persistent bronchitis
i Scott's Emulsion is a
standard remedy and
!a reliable cure. You
can feel the good
jeffects of even a small
Ibottle. Easy to take.
on the western division and much spring
plowing and seeding has been done. The
Indications are that the average amount
of spring grain will be sown generally in
the Burlington territory.
.Wheat generally is In good condition.
There is prospect for a full crop as far
west as Red Cloud, Hasting, and Grand
Island A half crop la the best that can
be expected (or a considerable distance
west of these point., but very unfavorable
west of Curtis, Indlanola and Seneca. On
the Alliance division the crop I. not In good
condition; no rain there during the week,
and the ground 1. very dry.
It I. Impossible to state ae yet just how
much damage ha. been done to fruit by
the recent bllnard. The Indications are that
the peach crop ha. suffered most.
Pastures, meadow, and ranges are re
ported In good condition. The range, be
tween Seneca and Alliance need rain. No
report ha. been received showing that stock
wintered badly. All report, state that
stock Is In good or fair condition.
HOW'S YOUR STAMP BOOK COMING?
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To Ma.il
Order Buyers
OUR DAILY ADVERTISING 13 OF
GRKATEK SERVICE TO YOU THAN
A CATALOOUE. YOU CAN GET IN
ON ANY OF OUR DAILY ADVER
TISED SENSATIONS AND SALES
IK YOU ACT QUrCKIVY IF YOU
WRITE US IMMEDIATELY THE
PAPER REACHES YOUR TERRI
TORY - PROVIDED THE GOODS
ARE NOT ALL BOLD, WE WILL
FILL YOUR ORDER. HERE'S A
CONCESSION THAT NO EASTERN
MAIL ORDER HOUSE CAN GIVE
ITS BUYERS. WE ARE RUNNING
AN UP-TO-DATE DEPARTMENT
STORE A LIVE, ALERT, ENER
GETIC. THE GREATEST PROOF
OF THIS IS TO HE FOUND IN OUR
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN
SALES. NOTHING OF THE KIND
EVER CH ARACTERIZES THE
COMMON MAIL ORDER HOUSE.
DON T YOU FEE HOW OUR DAILY
NEWSPAPER ADS ARE OK GIGAN
TIC ADVANTAGE TO YOU COM
PARED WITH THE OBSOLEic)
CATALOGUE?
How's Your Stamp
Book Coming?
Oxford and Slipper
Day at Bennett's
A most complete line of Dorothy Pod 1
Oxfords and Slippers, f g
niHilf, In all styles and all A ill
leathers, 13.00 and iJ J
Men's hand sewed welt Orforda In
patent kid, Corona Oxfords, tan Rus
sia, box calf and vlcl kid, all shapes
and all prices.
Doys' Oxfords patent colt, box calf
and vinl kid, all plzes from 8 s in
cliilds' up to big boy's.
Old ladies' hand turned
sole, easy Oxfords and
slippers (no tacks).
Plain toes and tips.
Misses' and children's
Oxfords and Slippers
all kinds and at prices
lower than the lowest.
Doublet Green Trading; Stamps
On Above Thursday.
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The Grocers
THE BUSY OROCERS
THB SATISFACTORY OROCERS
THE SUCCESSFUL OROCERS
THE LEADINQ OROCERS
Commencing Thursday
morning we introduce a free
demonstration of canned
fruits and vegetables. Fruits
that are luscious, perfectly
preserved, fruit that melts
in one's mouth, preserved in
a perfect syrup. No finer
fruits on the market than
these. Our demonstrator
will serve them to every
body. MAIN FLOOR.
With each can of
fruit sold at
the booth.
PEACHES SLICED
FOR CREAM.
PEACHES FOR
DESSERT,
PEARS,
PLUMS,
ATRICOTS,
BLACKBERRIES,
WHITE CHERRIES,
PITTED CHERRIES,
PRESERVED RED
RASPBERRIES,
BLACK
RASPBERRIES.
The choicest fruits
produced.
Big Detains in Dress Goods Dept.
!00 pieces new, pretty voiles, plain and fancy mohairs,
langes and vlgolnx, 33 to 45 inches wide and worth
75c yard. See the big assortment Thursday, yard
Scotch suitings, me-
50c
Big Wash Goods Sale
VOILES 150 pieces plain and fancy voiles in all the very newest
and swelleat effects, worth 29o yard, special, yard
60 piece, very fine Imported Swisses and batiste. In a very pretty collection
of colorings and figures, worth to 60o yard.
Extra special, yard ,
15c
llectlon
18c
White Waistitigs
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Railway Notes and Personals.
J. A. Kuhn, assistant general passenger
and freight agent of the Nebraska and
Wyoming division of the Northwestern,
left for Chicago Tuesday evening.
Tho Rock Island has announced a re
duction of 6 cents in the rate on beer be
tween Milwaukee and the Missouri river.
The new rate Is i0 cents per luo and the old
rate was 26 cents. A reduction in the ratu
on sal soda has also been announced. The
old rate was 32 cents per 1U0 and the ouw
now in eneci is zu cents.
Ocorge A. McOonnaugh, Immigration
agent or me union facinc, hus just re
turned from a trio to California. He le
ports conditions splendid on the coast and
was particularly struek with the com
mercial enterprise in and around Stockton
where he spent most uf this visit. He
ays the Stockton (lour mills are running
very steadily and sending large supplies
or nour to me unenu
The Burlington, is putting on through
trains via Ogden from California to St.
Louis to take care of the umuwuHor traffic
which is expected to Increase during the
World's fair. Special trains will also
be put on via Billings from the northwest
to St. Louis to handle an increased businexs
from that section of the country. Mo
through trains have heretofore been run
by the Burlington via these points.
J. Francis, general passenger agent of
the B. & M., left Tuesday evening for
Kansas City, where ne went to take a
special train for Santa Barbara, Cul., to
at term the meeting ot the Transcontinental
Paascnger association. The special train
whicn will carry me members or me at
eoriatlon left Chicago via the Santa Fe and
will go west through Kansas City. It la
thought that the meeting will last until
about May i.
Word has been received at Union Paciflo
headquarters from Oeorge Scribner, who
was formerly chief clerk In the tax de
partment uf the road. He has Just entered
the service of the San Pedro line In the
department of Auditor Bettia. He says that
since leaving this city his health has Im
proved very much and that he feels good
at the present time and Is recovering his
former strength. From Omaha he went to
Honolulu, from which place he recently
returned to California to assume his new
duties.
Tom Hughes, traveling passenger agent
of the Missouri Pacific, has just returned
from St. Louis, where he spent a few days
looking ovjr the exposition grounds. He
says many wonders are to be seen when the
fair is thrown open to the public. One ot
the things which impressed him the most Is
the method of providing shade trees for
the grounds. Large trees are being taken
ud from their native heath and replanted
on the grounds In row. Some of these
trees are over a foot In diameter and It
requires a flat car to transport each tree.
laBasasaatory RbeasMtlssa Cared.
William Shaffer, a brakeman of Dennl
son, Ohio, wa. confined to hi. bed for
several week, with Inflammatory rheum.'
turn. "I used many remedies," be says.
"Finally I sent to McCaw'a drug store for
a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm, at
which time I wa. unable to use hand or
foot, and In one week's time was able ta
go to work as happy as a clam."
200 pieces very fine highly mercerized English waisting In a pretty lot of
pattern., worth up to 45c yard. On j Of
special tables Thursday, yard , fa JC
S00 remnant, of imperial long cloth, 86 Inches wide, worth to 25o o j
- yard. To close out, yard, 11c and OjC
Jackets and Stamps Thursday
We invite you, ladle., to take part In our Jacket carnival Thursday. All our
tan and black Jackets will be put on sale Thursday.
Tan Covert Jacket, at 118.60. $13.50, 19.90, $8.96, $7.95, $6.95,
and
.4.95
4.95
Black Cheviot and Cloth Jackets at $18.50, $H.90
$13.90, $11.90. $9.75, $7.95, $6 95 and
WITH EVERT ONE OF THESE JACKETS WE WILL
GIVE DOUBLE GREEN TRADING STAMPS.
STICK TO THE LITTLE GREEN STICKER
DR. BRADBURY
Painless Extraction
Without (las.
Filling 50c us
Gold Crowns, $2,50 op
Bridge Work $2.50 np
Lady Attendant
1506 Fartiniti
DENTIST. TEL. 1754.
Fourteen Years
Sam Location
We positively remoy
nerves from teetb with,
out the least particle ol
pain. Plates $2 up.
Open Sunday 10 to 1 2
VERY NEW THINGS
In Shopping Bags, swell shapes, made of pleated leather,
These ure thoroughly up-to-date goods W.UO, $i.U0, $.ii,
$7.50 up to $12.00. Then we have a nice line of mneh li
-xrwnsive ones nnnusome uce good, too. Spend a ft
nlnutes in our store. Look for the name.
S. VV. Lindsay. Jeweler.
1516 Douglas St.
Marriage Llecasss.
Vp to noon April 13 the following couples
Name and Residence. Xk.
wauer n. iiouuer. umaha 23
duua nuu, ismana jo
r.awara a. narrows, jort ("rook ji
Marion c. 1401s, ueueva, is. I..., .......
Bert Van Mouton. Sidney n
Elte K. Grove, Sidney
William D. Riley, Omaha 2
Grace Hagelboker, Onuha 17
U-H. Wedding Kings. JUlhulin, jeweler.
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THE GREATEST OF ALL Him TONICS.
DANDRUFF CURES AMD SCAIP CLEANSERS
Will NOT Make the Hair Darker
Absolutely Stops Falling Hair
COSTS
Actual results prove that Hal line is the best heir growing tonie
and dandruff eure In the world today, ret It has been placed at a
lower price than any hair toole on the market, and Is now on
general sale et drug etoreaat II cents per bottle. At ler tenting It
you ean get sis bottles more for 76c We cannot Oil mall orders at
this low price unless I cents extra Is enclosed. Ioalst on your
druggist getting It for you.
EEAL-STREIT CO., 79-81 Cortlindt Stmt, KEW TORK
Drag Bales Oo General Rales Agent. K Randolph Si. Chicago.
For sale looaily by
Sehaeter'a Cat Price- Dvaar Stare, Cm. jtk and Chics go su.
We Bought
Pianos Cheap
So Shall
YOU
A rcpntnhle dealer had B0 high grade
pin no th.it luid to be turned into
money, at once. We bought them
(needless to say at our own figures)
and have priced them for quick
disposition
SALE
Beautiful M.ison A Hamlin COCCI
upright, regular price 1500.... wOuU
Elegant Rosewood, Steck, tCCH
grand, regular price $900....WU3U
Knnhe Ooncprt Orand, VCCA
regular price I1.0UO 39U
Kimball Parlor Grand, antique OTE
oak ense, regular price $650.. .0 19
Arlon TTprlRht fine condition,
regular price IM) Wl33
Three other standard upright I'l
anns. J110, $1S8 $138
Square Fianos, t9fl
up from VtU
Mason & Hamlin, Kstey and other
Organs, J15.00 up. Less than one-half
the regular price.
Piano Players
Four nuikes and grades, $125, $175,
$225 and $2.i0. Reasonable supply of
Music Rolls included.
TERMS of purchase arranged td meet
Individual requirements on both new
and used Instruments. New pianos
for rent ot i'i. $4 and $5 per month
e months' rent allowed, If purchased.
LER
(incorporated)
MANUFACTURE-WHOLESALE -RETAIL
F 1 X M O S
IAIN HOUSC AND OFFICt: 1313 FA".WAM
fACTOHY: 131S FARN AM
TELEPHONE 12S
OMAHA
LINCOLN, NEB I CO. BLUFFS, I
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TIL. TS I Til" eS
"If you want to be noticed you must
get in front ef folks and worry "em
some" Josh Billings.
We want you to notice that we are
right In front of you all the time with
Goodrich Hose
the very best Hose made. Another
feature about Goodrich Hose is the
brand Is AL.WA1H the same QUALITY.
TRITON, TORRCKT, CASCADE,
wi: RLPooi,, deluge;,
ARTESIAN, TIDAL.
All seamless tube and warranted.
Jas. Morton & Son Go.
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1511 Dodge St.
Exclusive Agents Goodrich Hose.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Reaches the Live atouk Men.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
r,n Dollar u Year.
100 Men's
Shirts, Sain
urday
(UiAMfTHllfM'
THB RELIABLE! STORE.
100 Men's I
Shirts, Sat- ind
urday . ..."
2 90
3 75
6 00
Modem Merchandising
Women's Susts Now
Half Price
The Great Sale Jn Full Blast
Our methods after Easter ar to sell 7 CA
Women's $15.00 suits for I OU
Women's $26.00 suits 19 7 R
for m ....... .....I J 19
Women's $35.00 sulU 17 50
Women's sample suits exclusive ft En
designs, $30.u0. $5.00 and OU
We sre also selling Women' eartjr Spring Skirts, at
snout hair regular price.
15.00 Shirts, In fancy mixtures and
plain blacks, at
$8 00 Walking Bklrts, In mixtures an plain
gray, brown, blue and black, at
The handsomest line of Walking Skirts
shown, at $16.00, $12.00, $10.00, $8 00, and
Women's Voile Skirts
tench Voiles wiUi handsome Taffeta Drop Beautiful ! Voile Skirts- fi Ofl
-jriced sny where, at $16.00- 8 90 "
rVne gride Voile Skirts-best bar- 14 fin
gains of season, at $1600 and If. UU
See our Voile Skirts at $3.98
Bargains in Spring Coats
Women's Silk Coats at $3.90
Women's Silk Coats, in five different styles, at $7.50, $10 and $15
Women's Covert Jackets
$5, $7.50, $i0 and $12
Wbists Waists Waists
Unr than all tha houses In Omaha com
bined and at prices lower than ever before
known in tne city.
$1.25 Women's lawn and Vesting Waists-
All new spring styles a great Kflr
snap at 31
Women's Waists Made by the four lead
ing manufacturers ot tne country per
fect In fit new full sleeve In linens,
lawns, testings and organdies Cf
sale price wU
Women's Waists In Japs, talletaa. On Uo-
ens. Imported vestlngs, beautltul organ
dies great values at $5.00 9 OQ
sale price a 90
Wcmeu's Pine Rammer Waists.
Imported styles made from the most beau-
tlful stylish materials best of workmsn
shlp an extremely handsome collection
at $6.00. $7.60, $10.00, $12.00. $16.00.
Interesting; Specials for Tharsdar.
75a Women's Calico Wrappers In
light and dark colore at
$1.0i Women's Black Mercerised
Underskirts at
$2.00 Women's Crepe Klmonas In I Aft
all colors satin trlmnked at I UU
$2.50 Women's Waists In lawns, vestlngs
and dimities all nicely trimmed QQo
$2.00 Children's Spring Coats with I flA
cape over shoulders at. ....... ...,. I UU
$2.00 Women's Moreen Petticoat
at ,
...39o
49o
I 00
In Our Ladies9 Furnishing Dept.
From 9 A. M. Till 10 A. M. Thursday.
We will place on eale one lot of Ladles' Hose, fancy drop stitch and plain Lisle fln-
isn, in Dom dibck ana colors, ail sises, worm up to sw per pair - uin
w t
choice, at.
From iO A.M. Till 11 A. M.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S MUSLIN U NDKRWEAR Conflating ' of '.adW
Kins ana urawers or nne cam one witn wine umureua rvmes; ouiaren
short
hem
stitched drawers and skirts, and ladies' fancy corset covers, sises U to et, - ep
. lace and embroidery trimmed, worth 39o and 60o choice aOw
Your Opportunity
$19.95 French China Dinner Set $2.00
By purchasing one of our fine Gold finished Kaynes 12 piece Toilet Seta at'
regular price ;
And one of our handsome hand decorated parlor lamps, with suocess
burner at reguar price
WE WILL INCLUDE FOR $2.00 MORE ONE OF OUR $19.86 FINE DECORATED
FRENCH CHINA DINNER BETS.
Think Of It
XM.K WORTH OF FINE WARE FOR $17.00
DO NOT FAIL TO BEE TUEcUS ARTICLES.
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The Customers Grocery Headquarters
WE RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
TRADING STAMPS ABSOLUTELY FREE.
1 pounds pure granulated sugar tor l-uu.
Impound sack pure buckwheat flour, 26a.
Large sack cornmeal, 12Vc
t pounds good Japan rice, 19c.
t pounds hand picked navy beans, ISo.
6 pounds pearl tapioca, sago or farina, 19c.
Six bars White Russian, Diamond C. Beat
'Em All, Swift's I'rlda, Armour's or Getty's
Laundry Soap for 18o.
6 pounds t.reakfaat rolled oats, ISo,
1-pound package macaroni, 9c.
Celluloid, KUtsuc, 1 X L or Eleotrlo starch
at 7c per package.
Large bottle fancy mixed ohow chow,
onions, gherkin or sweet pickles at So per
bottle.
1-pound pure fruit preserves, Stto.
l-gallon cans fancy apples, 19c.
Vj-gallon can fancy table syrup, 16a.
Condensed soup, 6c per can.
3-pound can fancy table peaches, apricot,
poars, green gage or egg plums at LiWo.
S-pouud can solid packed tomatoes, "o.
8-pound can baked beans, 7Vi3.
WHOLESALE DRIED FRUIT PRICES.
Fancy California peaches, per pound, 70.
Fancy California grapes, per pound, 7Vfec
Fancy Virginia blackberries, per lb., 7Vko,
Fancy New York King apples, per Id., vu.
Fancy California Harriett pears, per lb..
Fancy Moor Park apricots, per lb., 12tyo.
Fancy Virginia raspberries, per lb., 20c.
WHOLESALE FKE8H FRUIT PRICES,
Fancy large Highland oranges, per dosen,
16c.
Fancy large Highland seedless lamons,
per dosen, 12c.
Fancy Hallowe'en dates per pound, 6c
Fancy Colorado White Cover Honey, per
rack, Uc. "
TRADING STAMPS i BSOLUTELT FREE.
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Every one placing a Want Ad in The Bee
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2 Lorna Doone bjr Black more
ft Far From the Madding Crowd...
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4 Last Pays of Pompeii. .. .by Lytton
6 What Would You Do, Love?
by Mary J. Holme
ft Iabmael .......by Booth worth
T An English , Wo man' Lot Letter
ft The Three Guardsmen. . . .by Duma
0 Idle Thought by an Idle Fellow
by J. K. Jerome
10- AII Aboard by Oliver Optic
11 Zoe by Author of Laddie"
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by Holley
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