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Tomorrow, Monday, wo inaugurate in our Furniture, Carpet and Stove Depts.
a sale of such vast proportions aa to surprise and pleaso the most conservative and critical buyers. A. veritable avalanche of barQaln s.
All oods sold on EASY PAYMENTS. YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD
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Diners
250 solid oak; cane
seat Diners, built extra
strong and durable,
quarter-sawed oak ef
fect, fancy turned spin-
-dies in back, full size
seat, fancy embossei
back, worth $1.75, to
morrow extra special
3-Room Outfits ft
Three rooms com
pletely furnished
for $99.
Ask to see them.
Cash or Credit.
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fARNAM STREETS
OMAHA.
(TUB PEOPLES' FURNITIRB AND CARPET CO.)
Rockers
Golden finish in either
solid saddle wood seat
or fancy embossed cob
ler seat, has high back
and arms, most com
fortable and restful
solid construction and
extra good finish, well
worth $450, for to
morrow, extra special
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Special inducements to young
people Just starting housekeeping
Wfi SELL GOODS OUT OF TOWN ON
OUR EAST PAYMENT PLAN. WRITE
US FOR PARTICULARS.
Dressers
Soiid , golden oak, heavy
French bevel plate mirror,
extra heavy toilet frame
adorned with choice hand
carvings, has two small
and two large roomy'
drawers, heavy cast brass
trimmings, worth .SlSf.OO,
extra special , '
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$1.1
Carpets, R,ugs Drtxperies
In this department you will find awaiting you Monday morning an
array of bargains such as we have never been able to offer you before.
Ingrain carpets, 1,000 yards strictly all wool ingrains, latest Atk
dpsiima. Sell re?mlarlv at 75c. Mondav. extra special
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Brussels carpets, choice patterns, worth regularly 90c,
tomorrow, extra special
Misfit and ready made carpets in all grades and qualities of In
grains, Brussels, Velvets, Axminsters, etc., at extra special prices. Bring
the sizes of your rooms with you.
Ready made Brussels rug, Q TfC Ready made Tapestry iO EH
8 3x12 W I J rug, 10-5x12-3 I & J U
Lace curtains, 1,000 pairs, full 60 Inch width, 3 J yards long, beautiful
patterns, worth regularly $3.50, tomorrow, I QQ
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59c
extra spetSal
inestrv curtains, handso
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sell regularly at $4.00, tomorrow extra special I
Tapestry curtains, handsome designs and choice" coloring, I A Q
Go-Carts
We are agents for the
famous Hey wood line of
folding and reclining
Go-carts, the ciuiplest
r.nd lightest, fold com
pactly and can be easily
carried.
Monday wo offer a
folding and reclining Go
cart of the Hey wood
make, worth $7.00, extra
special
83.15
Write today for special catalogues of GoCarts, Refrigerators, Gasoline Stoves.
Refrigerators
and Gasoline Stoves
We are sole agents for the renowned Gurney
Refrigerators and Dangler Gasoline i Btovfca.
Tte Guerney Refrigerators have seven ' walls,
mineral wool filling, gucnuiteed not to mix
flavors, the only true sanitary refrigerator on
the market, every part removable,. Monday
we offer refrigerators worth rj ; tfh O
$10.00, extra special, J
Dangler Gasoline Stoves, the guaranteed kind.
A two burner on sale Monday, A fT? fiS
worth $4.00, extra I lftil
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Big &Lle of Ladies' Suits &i About Half Price
You May Select From 400 of Our Cleverest Suits at About One-Half.
This is a remarkable opportunity WITHOUT RESERVE we have taken every cheviot suit in our stock worth up to
and including our $40.00 lines many style effects In all the popular shades and will offer them at one price:
I Free Guess for
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DOLLARS
)25.00
We have had remarkable business upon this class of suits this season,vand now close out the balance in order to give
more attention to the suits in the lighter weight fabrics for summer. The suits included in this offering are new, all the very
latest and most popular styles. Also other special values in the higher priced suits in broadcloths and novelty weaves
choice, small lots, viz: $50 suits for $30, $00 suits for $40, $70 suits for $50.
New Stylish Eton Suits
In the finest all wool cheviots
and imported Scotch mixtures
in blue, black, brown and
gray, long drooping shoulder
effects, beautifully trimmed
with fancy braid and novelty
buttons, skirts are 7 or 9
gored, full flaring, trimmed
to match Q QP
waists wiUU
Women's Walking Suits
$5.95
They're of all wool cheviots, Si
cilians, meltons and imported
mixtures; foot kilts, full flar
ing, strap and button trimmed
in black, blue, brown, gray
and mixtures, your choice to
morrow; all popular and desir
able, and the price, C CIC
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Purchase of Blouse Waists
An enormous quantity of fine white blouse waists
has just been received. These waists are made
to sell for $5.00, yet they are now offered at a
price unheard of for such values. The material
is fine lawns, the 6tyles are the best of the sea
son, and in such variety as to make selection a
most satisfactory matter. Every Q CR
waist worth $5, at &UO
Men's Clothing
Men's Plain and Fancy All Wool
Suits with hand padded shoulders,
pelf-retainlng haircloth fronts vand
band felled collars, fit guaranteed,
regular 110 value, JJJJ
special Monday Q
All the Newest Fabrics in Men's
Suits cut in the latest styles and
hand tailored throughout, the kind
we always get $12.50 for, will be on
sale Monday
at only
7.50
New Spring Styles in
Men's Soft and Stiff
Hats-
Regular thre
dollar vuluoa
at .....
1.50
Latest Styles & Leath
ers in Men's Spring
Shoes
Regular three
and a half
Taluei at ..
very low
Everybody Guess the number of pieces of candy tn the arn our i6th street Men's Clothing window. To the one guessing the nearest number we will give a genuine Priestley Cravenette. nihtruyTiS5.torday
1.75
CHINA BECOMING RESTLESS
Eeports of Japanese Viotortei Bender LWei
of Foreigneri Unia'e.
IAPANESE DESIRE .THEM TO KEEP OUT
Other rowers Weald Take Ad
vaataae af Tale laterveaa
la the llraaale witk
Raeaia.
Copyright, bjr New York Herald Co.. UOi)
UEKLIN. April (New York Herald
Cablegram Special Telegram to Tbe B-i
-OrtUlal dUpatchea received today repotl
(hut the Chinese governor in Shantulng
toe applied to tbe governor of Kow Chow
to put a stop to the official land surveys
if districts which are bow la prX-oas, as la
tonseuuence of the Japanese victories the
population la much excited egalnst for
llgnrrs and he would be unable therefor to
tnawer fur the safety of the eurv eying
Mrtiea.
The Berliner Tsgeblstt this morning pub
lished an Interview of Its Parts correspond
int lib a Japanese official of high rsnk.
ehoearldentlty, however, la so thinly veiled
is to Jurtlfy tbe surmise that the minister
meant.
This gentleman expressed ths Una con
lotion that the Peking government would
saiutalu aa attitude vf strict neutrality
throughout the war. Its Interference was
certainly not wanted by the Japanese. If
China were to Interfere the situation thus
created might Justify other foreign powers
la taking aides. . Japanese Influence at
Peking was therefore being exerted to
Impress on China the necessity of main
taming neutrality. .
A to whether Russia would object to
Chin tee Interference but would take ad
vantage of it to advance upon Peking, he
replied;
"Were Russia sure of victory, such a
possibility might occur, but as things are
at present,'- Russia, no less than Japan,
could only regard Chinese participation In
the war unfavorably."
With regard to the recent rumors of In
tervention these would only be acceptable
to Japan on condition that Its Just de
mand were accepted. It baa been eald If
It were once defeated on land Japan would
be willing to come to terms, but this, too,
wss doubtful, since It would take more
than on defeat to bring Japan to Its
knees.
In Europe one was Inclined to forget tho
real cause of the war was that Japan felt
Its interests menaced by Russia and In
tended Indefinitely to stop this power's
eastward extension. The reported offers
of mediation .on the part ofEngland
la ths Russo-Jspanese conflict are now
looked on here aa altogether devoid of
foundation, but the London correspondent
of the Berliner Tsgeblstt assert thst he
has rvunn to believe that an Anglo-Ruaso
agreement la belug arranged with regard to
Thibet and Central Asia. 1
PAS AMA MAY ADOPT GOLD BASIS
Committee Reports Favorably aa the
Qaestloa of Colaane.
PANAMA. April 30. It seems possible
that the gold standard will be adopted by
Panama. The committee to which the
question waa referred has reported favor
ably after considering, among other ques
tions, that the United Btates will use
American currency In the canal none. As
regards the amount, It la recommended
that enough money be coined to prevent
the United Btates from having a pretext
to coin a special supply for ths sons. The
Idea Is to coin silver money, using Ameri
can gold as the standard and prohibiting
the Introduction of foreign silver money.
ALARMINQ
CABLES DISPATCHES
Chile Aiilesi a Leara lairlas'i At
lltado Toward Pera.'
LIMA. Peru. April SO. Alarming cable
dispatches have been received from Ban-1
tlago de Chile saying that ths Chilean
govsrnmsnt has instructed Its minister at
Washington, Benor Walker Martlnes, to
Inquire whether the United Btates will
defend Peru In ease Chile shall proceed
forcibly on the question of annexing the
provinces of Tacna and Arlca, which that
country is disposed to do.
Mlae Worker Assaalted.
DENVER. April SO.-W. M. Wardjon. na
tional orgunli. r of the United Mine Work
ers of America, was terribly beaten over
tho head and shoulders with revolvers by
three unknown men st aWgent. Colo , and
Is In a on Ileal condition today, lie Is suf
fering from concusHion C ue brain and bis
recovery is doubtful.
DUNN'S CLIENT BOUND OVER
Great Parity Beformtr Vainly Defends
8aloon Keeper and Inmates,
rOX HELD ON FIVE HUNDRED I0LLARS
Charge Is He Bold Llqaer Over
Hayward-Molse Salooa After Mid
night aad Daaa Tries to
Thwart Peaalty.
Ignatius Jehovah Dunn, tbe great purity
reformer, gave an object lesson In reform
In connection with the Fox case that waa
up In tho police court yesterday morning,
resulting in the defendant being bound over
by Judge Berk to tbe district court In tbe
sum of 500,
Fox waa arrested after tbe midnight hour
last Tuesday In his rooms upstairs over
the Willow Springs saloon. Fourteenth and
Douglaa streets. With Fox were arrested
Charles Taylor, Dorothy Oale and Grace
McOrimth. Taylor being held aa state wit
ness and tbe women charged with being
disorderly characters.
Dunn not only appeared . for Fox, but
showed his activity In th,e case by bluster.
Ing around ths police station Friday,
threatening to get out a habeas corpus for
Taylor, ths state's witness, unless the lat
ter were Immediately released. To avoid
eatangilng complications ths stats's attor
ney Anally ordered thg police to ret Tay
lor go on a cash bond furnished by him
self, but he came back of his own accord
to sleep at the Jail at night
Took Womaa to Plaeo.
Taylor testified that on the night In ques
tion he took a woman from a muslo hall to
the rooms after midnight. He ordered
beer and paid M cents for something, he
could not swear what It was, tbe woman
having drunk for both. He also aald he
could not remember the "place where he
took the woman, nor the man who sold him
tbe "something," but he bad no trouble
in recognizing Dorothy Oale, who waa tn
the court room, as the woman for whom be
bought the diluted Joy.
Tbe Oale woman added her teattmony
that she had been In the rooms several
times recently and had alpped cool beer
there. Bhe had forgotten the names of the
men who paid for It for her. ,
When arrested Fox waa released on a
cash bond of taoo, furnished by N. V.
Halter of the Willow Bprings saloon. This
establishment la conducted under ths firm
name of Halter Co.. the company being
Harry Hayward of tbe Walter Moles com
pany. Tbe application for tbe Willow
Bprings saloon waa algned by Halter and
Hayward and the bond given by tbe same
parties. Just what connection the rooms
of Fox had with tbe saloon below was not
brought out In police court, jfilthsr was
Walter Moles' Interest In tbe rooms and
saloon. If any, referred to.
The arresting officers say there Is no
Inside connection between the rooms and
the saloon below, but when they made
the arrests 'they found aa Ice box full of
bottle! beer aad other drinks and several
parties gathered around a table on which
waa beer.
RUSSIA PURCHASES TORPEDO BOATS
Expects to leesre Others, Soma from
England.
(Copyright, by New York Herald Co., 1904.)
BT. PETERSBURO, April 80.-(New York
Herald Cablegram Special Telegram to
The Bee.) In spite of German denials,
there Is good reason to suppose that a
number of torpedo boats have been bought
and It la quit possible also that others
will be forthcoming from England.
There are persistent rumor of a mishap
to General Kouropatktn. This Is supported
by the fact that there ha not been a
wrd from him for a long while.
In attack on Vladivostok 1 momentarily
expected.
KRICRR'S COKDITIO IS SERIOUS
former President at Traasvaaf Sab
Jeet of Medleal Caasaltatloa.
MENTONE, France, April 10. -While It I
difficult to ascertain ths exact state of
ths health of Mr. Kruger, formerly presi
dent of the Transvaal, It is said that symp
tom of a cerebral affection are apparent
and that a consultation of physicians has
been held. Mr. Kruger Is now extremely
weak and constant car I necessary.
Weedead Saspeads.
NEW YORK. April to. The suspension
of ths Arm of W. E. Woodend dt Co. was
announced on the Consolidated Stock ex-
ONCE TRIED
ALWAYS A
FAVORITE
eltjgle time is all we ask. There is
o better beer brewed tbao
Cabipet
THE BEER YOU'LL LIKE.'
It is invigorating and healthful as a
tonic None better (or a beverair.
That's wbj- our sales Increase so enor
mously each year. Quarts or pints in
cases either.
rilf I) KING CI1CUIG CO.
OMAHA'S MODEL BREWERY.
Tel. 420. Omaihst.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Reach the Uv Stock ttea.
