TITE OMATTA DAILY BEE; THimSDAY JULY "77 T5ul.
10
JULY CONTEST IS LAUNCHED
OMAHAThursday, Fair and Warmer.
Tan More Tripi to St. Louis Exposition to
Be Awarded.
EXTRA AWARD TO THE THREE HIGHEST
Brc'a e the FIrat Th la the
Uaieb, Mar They t"'
Barely 1 a " "ruui
C Sneceset
The Bee's July contest for ten more
tripe to the St. Loula exposition promises
to be a warm one In mora than one sense
and already the air U buzzing with rumore
e( adventurous young knLglits and ladies
bent on the quest tor votes. An extra
Inducement this time I offered to the three
highest In the shape of a weeks' acconv
modatlon free at the Inside Inn which, will
te far more encouraging tor those who aim
to be at the top of the list. The contest
cloaea July 23. The vote at i p. m. Wed
nesday, July , waa:
Alva fflocum, Blair, Neb., 3r0.
John MatigoL South Omaha, Neb., 106.
Bessie Prtterson, Council Bluffs, la-. 2.
LOOKS ON. PRACTICAL SIDE
Civil Service ronnliflm Eliminates
i
Ac ad r rate Teata In Employing;
Linotype Marnialats.
There la more than a mere announcement
between the lines of the latest circular of
the Civil Service Commission, which gives
notice of an examination July 14 for lino
type machinists to enter the bureau of
printlnr at Manila. The salary attached
to such a position Is tl.800 a year, and the
applicant must be between the ares of 18
and 40 years, but that Is a small part of
the story.
The notice states that the physical condi
tion of the applicant will be counted as 20
per cent of the credit marks, age 20 per
cent and experience 60 per cent. The schol
astic or academic examination, which has
always been a major factor In civil service
examinations, Is eliminated entirely for the
first time and right there Is where the
point cornea In.
"Heretofore the Civil Service Commission
has required applicants for government
positions of all kinds to pass academic ex
amlnatlons, which constituted the greatest
factor in the markings," said J. B. Haynes,
secretary to Senator Millard.
"Whothnr the applicant sought a position
as government blacksmith or postal clerk
made little difference, he was put to an
aoademlo test and upon his knowledge of
mathematics was calculated his capabilities
at the forge. Consequently great numbers
of persona well qualified for certain posi
tions hare been fenced out of the service,
while others less eligible and Incompetent,
perhaps, have worked their way In.
"It simply made the civil service the big
farce which It la today and I for one have
been contending for a number of years that
the modus operandi of the commission was
a fallible one.
"This notice shows that the commission
has at last come to Its senses. That It
recognizes the fact that a blacksmith can't
fix a clock and that a clock-maker la the
man to call on. It Is a wide departure
from the old orthodox method and will un
doubtedly work for the betterment of the
ervlae,
"I expect to see this plan adopted In every
branch of the service. It will bring .about
a weeding out of unqualified persons and
make for a service that Is what It should
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Third lay
of tha
Tlio most extraordinary Bargains in
this sa!o of exclusively High Grade
Merchandise Every yard of goods
and every article was carefully bought
for a particular and exacting trade.
You cannot go wrong in buying this
matchless stock.
See List of Special
Bargains on page 5.
BADLY INJURED BY TRAIN
Vniou Paelfle Electrician Hurled
from Bridge by Engine, Which
Strikes Him.
, Am- X. Wold of 8116 Mlama street met with
a. Very painful and probably serious ac
cident at the Union Pacific bridge this
morning. Mr, Wold Is an electrician In the
employ of the engineering department of
the Union Pad no and was busy on the
bridge at the west end repairing some of
the wiring, Train No. 4, crossing the
bridge, struck him and knocked him to the
ground, a distance of twenty feet, lie rolled
about 100 feet down a steep embankment
after striking the ground and was picked
up where he had lodged against the high
fence about the Willow Bprlngs distillery.
It was found that he had suffered severe
contusions about the head and there Is a
' probability that his skull is fractured. His
right shoulder also was dislocated by the
fall. He was given medical attention at
the Union depot, to which he was removed
as soon after the accident as possible, and
was then taken to St. Joseph's hospital In
the Union Paclflo ambulance.
Wold la 27 years of age and married. It
la thought probable he will recover, but
the attending physician would not state
Just What the prospects are. The train
Which struck Wold was in charge of En
gineer Bay and Conductor Powers.
Upon later examination at thp hospital
It was found that Wold hnd sustained a
crushed shoulder and that his skull was
fractured. It is Impossible for the attend
ing physician to tell at this time what the
result of the Injuries will be.
Invoicod at $100,740.08
Wo bought stock at $45,200
Entire Stock goes at
One-Half KELLEY-STIGER Prico
it
DIES FROM THE ACCIDENT
ffaa Struck by locomotlve Succumbs
. . at Heapltal to Fracture
V of Shall.
Ou Johnson, who waa struck last Friday
by a locomotive near Fifth and Burt
' streets, died Tuesday night at Clarkson
ttoapital. At the time of the accident John
boo waa walking north on the truck and
- did not hear the train coming behind him.
' 2 Us skull was badly fractured.
, The remains will be burled Thursday aft-
' urnoon from the undertaking rooms of the
Maul-Davis oompany. Interment will be
' made at Laurel Hill cemetery.
The deceased was 48 years of age. He Is
survived by a mother and three sisters liv
ing In California, a slstor in Omaha, Mrs.
'A. J. Stanley of 8)14 Decatur street, and a
brother, frank, of the Oxford hotel.
AnnMBcemeata of the Theaters.
This evening at the Itoyd theater the
Ferrta Btoek Company will present "Way
Out West," a play written especially for
Mr. Ferris, and one of such value that
ho Waa compelled to defend his rights to
tn e long suit Instituted by Charles Froh
raan, Mr, Ferris won the suit, and still
play, the leading role tn the piece. He
came in from the north yesterday, and
Will remain until after the matinee on
Bun day. On Bundny evening the bill will
be O hanged to "The Octoroon,' and for
the toot half of next week "When Hearts
Beat True," a really fine society play, will
be given.
Half Fare tn OkohnJI.
On every Friday and Saturday, tlrkets
from Omaha and Council Bluffs will be
old to Iake Okobojt and return at half
faro by
THIS CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE BT.
PAUL, RAILWAY.
Everybody anye Okubojl la more beautiful
this year than ever. The bathing Is de
lightful, the flKlitng great, the Baturday
night dancing parties are swell. Better
aro UP for two or three days. Tickets 1624
Famura fit Omaha; 620 Broadway, Council
ailuffa,
.... WHERE...
THE BEE may be found in St. Louis:
ARTHUR nOTALING, 1503 Washington Ave.
WILSON & WILSON, 217 N. 17th Street
JEFFRIES & LAUER, 1804 Olive Street.
E. T. JETT NEWS CO., 806 Olive Street.
UNION NEWS COMPANY, Union Depot.
SOUTHERN nOTEL.
PLANTERS nOTEL.
SUIT CASES AND GRIPS
At 20 Per Cent Discount
Not a lot of odds and ends but our-regular- stock and them
Is none better to be had Made of best- material- by
skilled workmen lasting and strong.
to g
DR. BRADBURY 1506 Farnam
DENTIST. TEL. 17S6. W positively remove
Fourteen Year
Same Location
Painless Extraction
Without das.
Filling 30c ud
Oold Crowns, $3.90 up
Brldre Work $2.50 up
Lady Attendaat
nsrvea from teeth with
oat tbe least particle ol
pain. Plates $2 up.
Open Sundays 10 to 1 2
jgamem jiaMjy n il
Here is sx
Tan Shoe Sale
We have taken all our odd palra
and odd sires In women's, men's and
children's Tsns nnd rnnrie four lots
just to close them out quirk.
W omen s Tan t'lg.muh 75e.
Women's Tan Shoes $1 U0
Many of them sold at IS, $4 and none
less than i.
Jkllsses' and Children s Tan Oxfords,
at o
Misses' and Children's Tan Shoes,
at 75c
Many of these sold at 12.60 and none
leea than 1-U
Come In early tomorrow and you
will be sure to get a bargain.
DREXEL SHOE CO.,
1419 Farnam Street.
Omaha's Up-to-Dats She. tleast
SELECT
THE BEER YOU LIKE
As a tonic or beverage It equals
any beer brewed. Served in all
first class hotels and restaurants
throughout the entire west.
Order a trial case quarts or
pints.
CONVINCED
There's no better beer brewed.
Fred Krug Brewing Co.
Oaaaka'a Model Brewery.
Telephone 420. OMAHA
02
A BEAUTIFUL U0"Jt1
baftM &mm.& to On.
Imperial Hair Regenerator
t AbU M lam da vrorliiod.
Kblv-JMlly ftrpllM. Aba
). aplw of hlr eol
TpOIdeli4j4 0OUa4ea Utile
will remedy Uila Aayalwy treat Black
colon are nimDi
aolutoiv hr)aA..
ores tree. Cenapnndeuca
IMPE2UL CHEMICAL MM. CO.LU W. XM ft.. Near Tata,
SCHOOLS AND COLLKGRS.
For a cauloca at the Oiaeet ass Larsreet
Military School la Um atlMU Wtat. asanas
1 1 i t a r v
Wentworth
great July
LEAQID6
Everything that's
new, clean, fresh and
up-to-date in depen
dable and high-grade
merchandise; noth
ing jobby nor stale
nor second hand
not a nickle's worth
everything is
straight from the fac
tory, the loom and
the mills and never
touched a" counter till lieu,
nett's Love iu eight It
isn't economy to buyehoddy
stuff when you can get
genuine, fresh, new, clean
goods at easier prices.
Wash Goods for Thursday
WASH GOODS AT 7c
A big table full of pretty Swisses, lawns and dimities, all
colors, big assortment of styles, every yard worth 15c
and 20c all go at,lyard 7c
AT lOo A YARD
A handsome lot of pretty suitings and voiles
that sold at 18c and 30c a yard, all go at, yard .1 0c
AT 3c A YARD
A big table full of fine white organdies,, white checked
nainsooks and printed lawns yard 3c
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SALE OF SOFA AND PORCH PILLOWS
10 dozen extra large down sofa and porch pil
lows, all nicely covered with sateens and silk
olines, regular 1 ones Thursday only,
each i. 75c
$2.00 in little green stickers
18
Vsaaaf'Nah"a
SPECIAL EMBROIDERY SALE
DOUBLE GREEN TRADING STAMPS ON
ALL OUR EMBROIDERIES, THURSDAY.
500 pieces of embroidery edges, insertions and
corset cover widths,, the assortment is im
mense. Prices at 2c up to. I
Double Green Trading Stamps Thursday en.
run as high aa yard OUt
EXTRAORDINARY SALE
MANUFACTURERS' SAMPLES OF WOMEN'S HIGH
GRADE HOSIERY 200 dozen black gauze lisle, black
cotton summer weight, the latest styles in black, white
and cplijred lace, and this season's new shades in fancies,
while they last we will sell them at, pair 19c
values 1 A' this lot positively worth up to 89c a pair1
Crockery! Crockery!
July Clearance
It's impossible to enumerate all the
acreeohlng bargains. Listen: If you
are looking tor reliable ware at less
than coat to manufacture,
BENNETT'S July Clearance
Sale Is Your Opportunity.
One gallon stone
lac" IOC
and tie) in Little
Green BMckera.
Limit ot three.
and WOO tn Little
Green Stickers.
iliiiil
July Clearance Sale
in the Shoe Section
KJJj OT OUR LADIES', MISSES'
AND CHILDREN'S OXFORDS AND
CLIPPERS MUST GO THIS MONTH.
IJoU Daira Tji .
Oxfords In tan onj
black vlcl k,,,,
zth m "
in "8. H"
Green Trading
Stampa t Mt
1.49
HALF GALLON fP";"!s5T5$l I
MASON FRUIT gagS&gl I
65c
TIN TOP JEL
LIES,
per
and 13.00 In Little1
Green Btlckera.
s!b,...;:25c
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JOHNSON BROS' ENGLISH POR
CHLA1N 10U-PIKCE l-UN.NKK BETH
nice, bright, pink decoration and gold
treatment, one of our Xt values,
July clearing sale $7 65
QUART ROOT
BEER BOTTLES
with patent stop-
Kr"w...90c
and 1500 In Little
Green Stickers.
MM
S0 pairs Misses'
vlcl and patent
leather sandals,
worth 11.25 and 11.60
nd J2.00 in 8. 4
79c
167 pairs of. Men's tan calf patent
leather and vlcl kid Oxfords,
worth W.50 and 4.0o! for..., .Jo
Bennett's for Coffees
0.00 worth of Green
Trading Stamps
with each lb. pkg
Bennett's Cap-
Itol Coffee. ..-20C
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Don't fail to take advantage of this
special offer. Thursday only.
Our Wagon
Deliveries
They cover every section of the ctty
and all out-lying points Dundee and
West Side. Orchurd 11111, Walnut Hill,
Clifton Hill, Benson, Old Fort
Omaha, North Oinahu, South Omaha,
Council Bluffs. These places are cov
ered every day. Perishable goods,
such aa butter, cheese and meats, are
carried In the wagon refrigerators, In
suring a satisfactory condition when
delivered.
Telephones
No trouble jretttntr BENNETTS
on the wire. We hare an ample
telephone senrlee, with expert op
erators at our eod who know the
stocks, who are posted on tbe bar
gains, who are salesmen and can
give Intelligent answers to all
Inquirers.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
Brovvnell Hall. Omaha.
A home school for young women of purpose. Academlo and College. Prepara
tory Course. Certificate admits to Yasser, Wellesly, Mt. Holyoke, Smith, University
of Nebraska and University of Chicago. Excepttpnal advantages In muslo and art.
Well equipped gymnasium and generous provlsloa for out-door sports under profes
sional director. Send for Illustrated catalogue. Address, MISS MACRAE. Principal,
B LEE S ACADEMY.
ESTABLISHED UMf.
Equipment unequaled by any other military school in the United
States. Keeks th9 best boys and offers them the best training.
For Tmt Book aoS full I afarmatloa adaraaa
Coleael F. W. V. BLEKS, Seperlst teadent, 1T rert Bleea, P.O.Maeon.lIo.
-rwTTwrrfc A Y raT T 7 IT FOR YOUNG LADIES
r V Zl,IrZ IrM. Tf An u IU I IF r ..uu4 k, ihmU; ...Imrntn. taiHW
in r i'4.'.K
Iml Uta.
IIA11DIN COLLEGE AND CONStmVATYJJtl
HAY DEN'S
TURCHASE OF ENTIRE STOCK
BOSTON STORE,
Council Bluffs
NOW ON SALE
Never Before,Never Again Such Bargains
Be Here Early Thursday Mornipg.
FtERE ARE A FEW OF THE MANY SPECIAL BARGAINS:
25c Fancy Peari Buttons, Dozen, 5c
From the Boston Store stock perfect,
lstest styles, best sizes Just the thing
for shirt waists and children's cr
dresses, per doi
10c Pearl Buttons, Dozen, 2c
From the Boston Store stock. They were
long on buttons, so sre we. We cannot
afford to add them to our stock, so put
them st a price which will dis
pose of them, at, dos
10 Yard-Laces-Wc Yard
WHITE SILK LACES, CREAM SILK
LACES, BLACK SILK LACES. WHITE
WASH LACES. CREAM APPLIQUE
LACES, WHITE WASH INSERTIONS.
ECRU APPLIQUE LACES BOSTON
STORE PRICE 20o TO "5o PER YARD-
THURSDAY ALL AT ONE
PRICE PER YARD
.10c
50c and $1.00 Center Pieces 15c
Also Dresser Scarfs, PIUow Shams, Hem
stitched Squares, etc Boeton Store price
(Or and $1-00 tkC
our price .sow
Boston Store Embroideries 2 1-2c
The balnnce of the stock. Including Inser
tions, Headings, Medallion edges, etc.
Boston store price loo, 15o and too yard
Kreat snap, at, choice, Olp
per yard aaJV.
Boston Stort Jewelry
RJnps, Breastpins, Cuff Buttons, Collar
Buttons. Hroaches, Shears, Teaspoons,
Hat Pins. Belt Buckles, Shir Waist Sets.
Ktti'lc lMna Tlnuw Iln4 At til IHTOTsi
STOKE I-RTCE 25c, tOo and 11.00. Not a
piece reserved, all will go at a ridiculously
low price choice of any . 1lkr
article .' , I WW
COME EARLY IT'S A SNAP,
Great Couch Sale
BUT NOW WHEN YOU CAM GET THEM AT LESS THAN FACTORT MICKS.
wiiitiKitm!'"' iiiiiiiiiiniii i i '"iiuHiiininiiifti
r
'mm
$8.26 VETX5UR COUCH 27 Inches wide. feet Inches long- of them-.
to be closed out at
112 60 VELOl'R COUCH-30 Inches wide, 6H feet long, steel construc
tion spring 38 of them to be sold, at
$14.85 VELOUR COUCH 30 Inches wide, 0 foot 8 inches long, steel '
construction spring of them to go at
HANDSOME LEATHER COUCH
regular value, at
$33.60 Oak 6-piece Parlor Suit, upholstered In silk tapestry,
Hftle price
$19 6 2- piece Parlor Suit,
ea.eaeeet aei
2.95
.....8.75
....9.50
-18.50
M25.00
..14.50
Exceptional Values Don't Miss Them.
The Great July Grocery Sale to be
Continued Thursday.
THIS ONLT STORE IN THE WEST THAT RETAILS TO THE CONSUMER AT
WHOLESALE PRICES.
Jell-O, S packages for 25a
Wiggle Stick, the new laundry blue.... So
10 bars best Laundry Soap 2jo
14-lb. cans Potted Ham or Tongue 3"o
1-lb. cans assorted Soups 7tao
The best Soda, Oyster, Butter or Milk
Crackers, per lb So
Force, VIror. Vim, Egg-O-See, Neu-
trlta or X-Celo. Der ckk Tc
The best bu'k Laundry Starch, per lb.. 3Vio
The best Corn Starch, per pkg 4a
1-lb. cans fancy Alaska Salmon to
S-lb. cans Boston Baked Beans 8Ho
3 bars Wool or Armour's White Soap.. 10c
Large bottles pure Tomato Catsup 8'a
Large bottle fancy Olives lfo
Good Japan Rice, per lb Iftc
LEMONS! LEMONS! LEMONS!!!
LARGE JUICY SEEDLESS LEMONS,
per dos 12c
Large Juicy sweet Oranges, per dos.... 12o
California White Clover Honey , per
rack 12o
California White Figs, per pkg 6o
Fancy Hallowe'en Dates, per Tb 6o
BUTTER! BUTTER!! BUTTER!!!
Another large shipment of 10-Ib. and 20
lb. tubs of Fancy Dairy Butter. Tomorrow
we will sell: .
10-lb. Tubs,
at, each
20-lb. Tubs,
at, each ,
Fancy Separator Creamery Butter, per
1.50
2.90
lb 1T0
The very best Creamery Butter, per
lb ...w JOo
Good Country Butter, per lb ..12fto
HAVDEEti BROS.
iasr4'
Opened for Settlement r . :;:
JULY 5th TO 23rd
Special reduced roundtrip tickets on sale July 1
to 22 good returning till August 31
Apply at City Offices, 1401-1403 Farnam St.,
Omaha, for desenptiye pamphlets.
Trains for Bonesteel and Fairfax leave
Union Station
i r j-ia . A as-a
at quo a. m,, :mi p. nu,
Srrfl 11:45 p. m. The chance
rftmUhw of a lifetime.
WORLD'S
FAIR
ROUTE .
.XajOlZiS
Elegant Pullman Sleeping Cars,
Reclining- Cliair Cars (SeaU Free)
Dining1 Cars (Meals a la Carte)
EXCURSION TICKETS HOW Oil SALE
A handsome World's Fair folder con talning complete Information, views of
buildings, etc, and map of Bt. Loul. will bo eent free en request to
C W. OODFREX, raaa. sad Ticket At. TOM HUGHES, TvaT. Pass. Agi.
aw. . OMAHA, NEBRAkK A. .
7TOIlaaCD,Gam.aa. -md Tleket Aareat. WT. IXVIS, WO.
TO