TITE OMAHA DAILY BEE! SATURDAY, JULY 9, 1004.
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VOTE HUNTERS AFTER GAME
la The Bee'i Julj Voting Contest for Ten
Trips to the Exposition.
SPLENDID CHANCE TO GO TO ST. LOUIS
T Fr Trips to Ten Hlabest Score
Mi Three Highest Have Alio at
W(k'i Free Accommoda
' tlon at laslde lan.
1 Louis, the mecoi of a. million eyre!
Have you ever been to St. Louis? If not
there la one route open to you at a Utile
cost Enllit as one of The Bee vote hue
tlera and make a record. It's fun, good
healthy and exciting- and the reward
of a free trip to and from St Louis la wortn
more than the effort. Then if you are
s, good hustler you may be one of the three
highest and may alio secure a week's free
accommodation at the Inside Inn. An early
start la half of the battle and a good tight
will land you not only Inside of St. Louis
but Inside of the Inside. Don't rest nat-
laded outside of the Inside, but get Inside
and then get outside of as much of the
Inside as your constitution will stand.
The vote at 1 p. m. Friday, July 8, was:
C. O. Planck, Omaha, Neb 3"7
Alva Slorum. Malr, NVb S4
John Mangnl, South Omaha. Neb 25
B. O. Tucker. Council bluffs. Ia. t0
CONNOLLY GETS THE CONTRACT
eearee Disposal of Works on Saddle
Creek Sewer on lowest Bid
Submitted.
County Commissioner Jumes P. Connolly
through his father, P. M. Connolly, was
the low bidder for the construction of
the Saddle creek sewage disposal works
before the Board of Publlo Works. The
contract was awarded to him, subject to
the approval of the mayor and council,
for 6,821. Tho Foundation and Construc
tion oompany submitted a bid of 19.860 and
John F. Dalley one for $7,128. The latter,
however, was defective, as no certified
check was Inclosed.
End
of Week Exeoraiun to Clear
. Lake, law
' Via Chicago Great Western railway. For
trains Friday night and all trains Satur
day of each week round trip tickets will be
old at one fare to Clear Lake, Ia. Tickets
food -returning on any train until the fol
lowing Monday. For further Information
apply to 8. II. Parkhurst. general agent,
U12 Farnam street. Omaha. Neb.
Railway Notes and Personals. '
H. H. Molse, traveling passenger agent
of the Nickel Plate at Kansas City, is In
Omaha.
W. R. McKeen, superintendent of motive
power and machinery for the Union Pa
Clflo, returned from a trip east Thursday.
A rumor Is In circulation to the effect
that the Nebraska and Kansas divisions
Of the Rork Island will be consolidated,
with Superintendent Jones of the Knnsas
division In charge. Superintendent Wilson
of the Nebraska division probably will be
promoted. None of the particulars of the
proposed consolidation are known here.
A. J. Wold, the electrical worker who was
o seriously Injured by being thrown from
the Union Pacific brldse a few davs ago
when struck by a Union Pacific train. Is
reported In a very serious condition at St.
Joseph's hospital, whore he was removed
after the accident. The attending -physicians
cannot state as yet whether Wold
will recover or not.
Notice has been Issued by the passenger
- departments of the Union I'acino and Bur
lington that no charge will be made for the
top-over privilege on World's fair tickets
In this city. It was the original Intention
to make a charge of $1 for depositing each
ticket with the Joint agent here, because
a like charge was made for the service in
Kansas City, but the Kansas City charge
having been waived, this city was put on
the same footing.
Mortality Statistics.
The following births and deaths have been
reported to the Board of Health du-lng
the twenty-four hours ending at noon
Friday:
Births Simon Kohn, 3126 Marcy, girl;
Anton Novak, 2323 South Fourteenth, boy;
C. T. Cowan, Twenty-fifth and Valley,
boy; Anton Vanek, 1706 South Eighteenth,
tin.
Deaths Fred Lange, Benson. IT; Leonard
Earl Johnson, iWi South Twentieth, ;
A. J. Sherrett, 2543 Capitol avenue, 36.
Banana Shoots by Mail.
' A shipment of banana shoots from the
Department of Agriculture of the national
fovernment passed through Omaha today
y mall. The consignment was billed to
Bernard O. Johnson of Meoca. Cat. There
were five truckloads of the shoots, which
are being sent to California for the pur-
pose of experimenting to se whether the
fruit can be successfully cultivated In that
state or not.
Homeaeekers Rates to north Dakota.
E"ery Tuesday until October IS the Chi
cago Great Western railway will sell round
trip tickets to points In the above named
state at a great reduction from the usual
faro.' For further Information apply U
Geo. F. Thomas, general agent. -l&U Far.
nam street. Omaha, Neb.
Choice of any Suit in
' tho house, including
Alfred Bonjamin's
$25.00 Suits, your
Unrestricted Pick,
$15.00.
Tour unrestricted choice of any suit
tn our house for 115.00; this Includes the
Alfred Benjamin 1:5.00 suits; even black Is
not excepted. No tailor can make you
finer clothes no matter how much he
charges. Every Improvement that high
tailoring art can possibly think of will be
found In these suits. It's a great tem
porary Joss to us, but In the end It will be
all right because It gives us a ohance to
open next season with an entire new stock
of. fine suits,
$2.50 Mohair Shirts, $1.50
Fine White Mohair with collars attached,
and necktie to match, special price, SI. 50.
Hen's Underwear Special 29c
Basket weave. Men's Underwear, light
blue shade, made and trimmed with lace
and silk, garments that sell In gents' fur
nishing goods stores at 76o our sale price
Saturday, garment,' 29c.
Men's & Boys' Straw Hats, 10c
Choice out jut a big lot of Men's and Buys'
Etraw itata for one dime. These are de
citable styles and without a doubt the bits
test straw hat bargain ever given In
Oinulia,
Men's Hote, (Op
Tan color with fancy embroidery as well
as black with silk dots and hundreds of
other colors your choice 10c a pair.
GUARANTEE
CLOTimiC CO.
I5I9-I52I Douglat Street
SCHOOL. AD COLLEGES.
Tor s eaUloce et tke Oldest Largest
Military Mvaooi Is Ui Mid.ll, w. s04ra.
WeotuortbSg
ass.
Sm Our
Kelley
stlger ad
Page 4
See- Our
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J lifsTORS Miser .d
U Men's Patent Shoes $2.50
Here's one of the biggest bixrgaJAS
we ever offered in men's fine shoes.
Men' Custom made welt sole gen
uine parent coltskin lace and Bluch
er shoes straight four dollar shoes.
On Sale
today
on second
1 A
uuur. ai a
50
Summer Millinery
10 c
at reduced
prices.
All Our Finest Trimmed Hats and Street
Hats that were sold aa high as QQ
7 and f 8, will go Saturday I.eCJ
Ail the Trimmed Hats some of our . fin
est patterns that were sold OCA
at $10-$15 go Saturday at -JU
All Our Unt rimmed Straw Hats
worth to $ 1 now on sale at
All the 50c and 75c Flowers go at, per bunch.. . 10c-15c
Duck Hats latest fad worth up to f3.50, 25c-50c-$l
Sale of Traveling Bags
High Grade Alligator Bags for Vacation Trips.
A $9 Bog at $5.50 Genuine alligator, brae trim
mings English handle leather lined in- C CA
side pocket size 15, at........ JU
$15 TRAVELING! BAOB AT 19.50-Ens;-llnh
oxford, horned alligator, brass
trimmings seamless handle- lenth
er lined three pockets,. Q.50
size 15, at
EXTRA FINE BAfl AT $11.60 Horned
alliirator on both sides and ends
hand stitched solid brass f Kfk
trimming,, at 1 ' JV'
$12.u0 TRA:LINQ BAGS AT $7.bO
Heavy Knbllsh covered frame nnup
catch, lenther lined, S inside J Cf)
pockets, worth $12.50, at
great Kelley- J
Stiger sale ?
now on. la
$J5.00 TRAVELING BAGS AT $8.50-
Black horned alligator, oxford
seamless handle, leather Q Eft
lined, at .....T. O.OU
$12. SO BAG AT $7.00-Ladles' club ban
covered frame and welting, Vienna
handle, leather lining, actual T ftf
value $12.60, at
LADIBS" ALLIGATOR OXFORD
BAGS Vienna handle, leath- A OS,
er lined, worth 7.C0, at
Kelley-Stiger
stock now
on sale
iSPAMDEISL-
U n n-y. K U VS ttl
Your Idle Funds
will draw four per cent interest if deposited in our bank. Small
accounts receive the same attention as large ones.
DEPOSITS MADE THIS WEEK
will draw interest for the entire month.
Checks on all banks cashed.
J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS, Bankers.
THE CITY SAVINGS BANK
Pays h per cent on Deposits.
Deposits made now draw interest for the entire month.
C IV. LYMAN, Pres. INO. F. FLACK, Treas.
J. A. SUNDERLAND. V. Pres. W. S. HILLIS, Ass't. Tres.
16th and Douglas Streets.
is
It baa been discovered that the
PLATTE VALLEY
traversed by the
UNION PACIFIC
Possesses immense wealthin alfalfa greater than all the
grasses and clovers combined. As a source of revenue
alfalfa eioeeds all other products. Its growth is
simply enormous. Three, and sometimes four
cuttings are made a year.
EVERY FARUER CAN RAISE ALFALFA
And if he raises that, he can also raise cattle,
sheep, horses and hogs.
Illustrated publication "Alfalfa pn Union. Pacific,9
tree on application.
City Ticket Office, 1834 Faraai
Phone til ,
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SCHOOLS AD COLLEGES.
CEIVITItAL COLLEGE tSf?t-i!!!!!!ta EASIPhw!
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tiui. k.i. m..w. ImUiM.n.l uiv. A L BkU r It 4 S H I.I N KM I I . Prwi.Mt. LlatB, Ma.
HARDIN COLLEGE AND CONSERVATORY for Ladles
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Ik Muuu Pr.f. wHtHW, ruki.l. -.rkl..... Ut. M.k.rM. TIim.... k...
BUlwSits, iMfv ivilM W. klLUu, 1'lHuMil, Jlu. a) CuUw f isus, I
Xtuiao,Ms.
Are selling the bankrupt stork of the W. S.'Stratton Co.
High Grade IManos, Organs and Musical Instruments, at
one-half regular price. Every, instrument full guaranteed.
Beautiful, new upright pianos, great variety of standard
makes, regular price 123, $175, f 223, $ 275 and up.
BANKRUPT PRICE,
S68, $87, $113, SI38 and up.
Excellent Square Tianos, good for beginners, ?28, ?38,
$48 and up.
Burdett, Kimball, Estey, Mason & Hamlin and other or
gans, $10, $14, $21, $28 and up. v
Piano Players
All makes, $85, $115, $135 and up to the price of the Pianola
the only player endosed by the world's greatest pianists,
Faderswski, Kosenthal, Sauer and others. We trust the
people and make terms to suit the buyer. Should you live
at a distance write for catalogues and bargain list. Wo
ship our instruments everywhere and pay freight charges
both ways.
IF SOT SATISFACTORY AFTER CAREFUL EX
AMINATION YOU CANNOT GO WRONG IN BUYING
ONE OF THESE BARGAINS.
Schmoller & Mueller,
THE OLD RELIABLE PIANO HOUSE. Established 1859.
Manufacturers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers.
1313 Farnam St. Telephone 1625.
Branch stores Lincoln, Council Bluffs, Sioux City.
Johnson & Goodlett Co.
PHONES 10TB AND 4743.
NO ONE CAN DENT IT that our Goods
and Prices are are the BEST VALUES In
Omaha. Our fine dairy butter at 16c per
lb. is unequaled anywhere else. Our bread,
mnde from the best Minnesota flour, hag no
equal. Our One, big- home-grown potatoes,
at 20o per peck, "beats 'em all." Our line
ihree-layer white cakes well. Just try ons
and ask your expert friends to Judge it;
you'll quit baking cakes there are others
who have done so lung ago. In short, there
is no other place where you can 'get Gro
ceries, Meats and Bakery Goods of such
sterling quality and low price as you can
at our store, we want your orders. Guar
antee satisfaction. Call us up early.
GROCERIES.
BUTTER Extra fins sweet dairy, c.
nicer than creamery, per lb
rOTATOES Home-grown, big else, JC-
per peck '. .
3A1VT Five pound sacks best
table salt, per sack
6HREDDED WHEAT BISCUIT frt-
Per box lvL
POTTED AND DEVILED HAM O-
Large slie per can wfc
IE ACHES Fancy Albertaa, per JC.
basket
SALAD DRESSING Durkee's and 1nr
Tacht Club, per bottle wt
(SUGAR Domino, per LKr
box
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Large as
sortment, finest qpality, lowest prices.
MEATS.
LAMB LEGS Per lilf
pound
BREAKFAST BACON Fins lean, J Jl-
yr lb V 3fc
SPRING CHICKENS Our own dressing,
from 30c up.
. BAKERY.
BREAD Home-made milk bread,
per loaf . ; .
CAKES Fine three-layer white cakes nut,
orange caramel, chocolate or co- Qr
coanut each v.
COOK1E-Our own make, three 25f
doi. for T
BUNS AND ROLLS Three dozen 25c
for
Johnson & Goodlett Co.
aoth and Lake Bts.
Groceries, Heats and Baker.
Reduced Prices on Poultry
In order to dliposc of the enormous quan
tities of poultry which we are constantly
receiving from the country, wa have de
cided to sacrifice profit and reduce tha
prices on Spring Chickens and young hens
and pleased to quote the following:
SPRING CHICKENS,
per lb ut
TOl'NO HENS, ff-
ner Ih
PRIME RIB ROAST, It),
n.r lh and i lt
GENUINE SPRING LAMB at oompara
tlvely low prices. Must be seen to be ap
preciated.
Don't Miss
Saturday's Sales
THE GREATEST BARGAIN OFFERINGS
OF THE YEAR See Large ad, page 8.
Great Clothing
Values
m
$12.50 Men'
Suits $5.00
The greatest line of Men's
Suits ever shown in the West ut
the price. Cheviots, Cnssimeres,
Plain and Unfinished Woit'ls,
Serges and many other fabrics in
Round Cut and Double-Breasted
Square-Cut Styles.
All colors, both plain and
llUAeu , uuuuii'Bi pint'"") '"'Vrr.'y
34 to 46. Will make stylish s r
Suits, with excellent linings and
trimmings, worth up to ?12.r0,
special price Saturday
Men's Fine Pants $1.50
Most of them odd pants from: suits from which coat and vest
have been sold. Best fabrics, newest styles, great variety of
patterns and colors; best values shown In the
city; worth up to $3.00 pair,
your choice Saturday at
1.50
SEE OUR BOYS'
WASH PAINTS AT.
'1-1 SWEEPINO REDUCTIONS IN B0Y5
2CkNEB PANT5 SUITS for SATURDAY
Dr. Price's Celery Wheat Food,
2 pkgs. for
Jell-O,
8 pkgs. for
Ralston Oats,
3 pkgs. for...?
Ralston Breakfast Food,
2 pkgs. for
Malta Ceres.
per pkg
Knox's Gelatine,
per pkg '....
STRICTLY FREH EGGS,
per- dozen
&he Best of
Everything
The Only Double
Track Railway
to Chicago
20.00
20.00
34.00
.22.75
.21.75
12.50
CHICAGO
and retarn
CHICAGO and return
Via St. Louis one way....
-ATLANTIC CITIT, N. J.,
BJid return July 0-10....
CINCINNATI, O., and
return July 16 to 17
LOUISVILLE and
return Augutit 12 to 16..
ST. PAUL-MINNEAPO-
T.TS A rt pverv day...
BT. PAUL-MINNEAPOLIS and
return-July 14 to W If) 7t
mid Aug-, t to 11 ,u''a
MANKATO & LAKE If) Cfl
MADISON every day...,w''u
DULUTH and return IC CQ
every day iu.ww
ASHLAND and Bayfield C CQ
and return every day...
MONTREAL and 23 00
return every day
BUFFALO and Toronto 07 15
and return every day....
Lowest Rates to Many Points.
City Officer
1401-1403 FARNAM ST.
OMAHA
TEL. 624-681
ITS TEN CENTS i
What To Eat toS3!2!
to brlatiten tout
inenta.- Pull of nevsl aucsasUssMi far
entertsinlna;.
Tkm Im u.lta pidMtB "Osr
mM b. .inw M ksupUr K tk. Sn.n
WHAT TO BAT (Mental Mai as1
wa.hioTtM M. ma rioa i
NO OTHER CHAMPAGNE SO UNIVER.
SALLY HANDLED AS
lkvlo tytamriERe
VF.GLTABLES.
Sweet Marrowfat Peas,
per pkg; ,
Spotless Wax Beans,
per pkg-.
Slender Cucumbers,
8 for
Choicest Cauliflower,
each
FINEST FREESTONE PEACHES,
per basket
CALIFORNIA OX-HEART
CHERRIES, per lb
J5c
25c
.25c
25c
...5c
Mc
A5c
.20c
.20c
10c
.10c
25c
15c
SOMMER BROS
Exponents of Good Living,
28th and Farnam Sts .
TELS. 736, 1329, 133L
SWELL STYLES
FOR MEN
The men's low shoes we are
showing this summer, in patent
oolt and tan Russia calf, are
certainly the correet thing In
mart's fnnlvMF. Nnthinf like
'them anywhere else as far as
style, nt ana comron are con
cerned; and the prices
$3.50 and $5.00
dont rive ths right Impression
of their value; you would expect
them to cost more; but remem
ber that you get more for your
money In a FRY SHOE than In
any other.
tteDOHUXU
IIHI
lAIIl
SUIT
BEST QUALITY
BEST STYLES
LOWEST. PJUCE.S
Will tart too luooey on gnr Hyls, sirs or quality Suit Case you want to buy. Our
Cue Mt guaranteed. Best made. No better at price. Come in and look at them.
4WB CAHRT JL CODIPUT XIXCS.
Money Savers for Saturday
Your choice of an immense line of fine suit cases, worth up to
$10.00. The greatest values ever offered T C A
at ?4.98 and VI
DON'T FAIL TO SEE THESE GOODS.
HAYDENBROS.
ill'
Child's
2i to 6, 50c
6 to 8, 75c
CLOSING OUT
All Men's Women's Mlses' and Children's
Oxfords and Slippers
for summer wear at
Bargain Prices
Misses' Women's
STRAP SLIPPERS Oxfords
$1.00
Men's
Oxfords
$1.50 AND $2,00 ' $100 AND $2.50
rail
Baskets of tan hoes. Child' 50c; Misses' 75c.
Ladles' tan Oxfords 50c and $1.00' Odd sizes -
IT. B. NORRIS,
i
1517 DOUGLAS ST.
From the
Kelley Siiger
Stock.
All the 25c and 85c Whisk Brooms. . .15c
All the 25c, 35c and 40c Hair Brushes
at 10c
25c bottles Florida Water 10c
25c bottles Bay Bum ....10c
25c Lyon's Tooth Powder 10c
50c Graham's Shampoo Paste 25c
10,000 5c cakes Tranbiiarent Glycerine
oap, 2 rakes for ..5c
50c Rubber Complexion Brush 15c
50c Perfumes White Hose. Heliotrope,
Jockey Club, Violet, Lily of the
Valley and Lilac, per ounce 10c
SUIT CASES AND GRIPS
At 20 Per Cent Discount.
lot of odd and ends but our regular stock nd thro I
non botUr to be had Mad of beat material by I
LAHA TRLUJKFACTORY- tAuSinns
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CHEAP
EXCURSIONS
VIA
Illinois Central R. R.
Round Trip Rates From Omaha
Detroit Mich., on sale July 5 to 7 119.25
Atlantic City, N. J., On sale July 9 to 10 S34.00
Cincinnati, Ohio, on sale July, 15 to 17 22.75
French Lick Springs, Ind., on sale July 22 to 25 820.75
Boston, Mass., on sale AuguHt 11 to 13 t30. 50
Tickets to points below on sale dally until September aoth.
Beturn October 31st
Montreal. P. Q $33.00
Buffalo, N. Y 27.15
Put-In-Bay, Ohio 822.00
Chautauqua Lake Points. 27. 15
Chicago, i 820.00
Chicago (via St. Louis one
way 820 00
Charlevoix, Mich 824.25
Windsor, Ont 821.50
QiietMC, P. Q.... 838.85
Mackinac Island, Mich. 826. 25
Toronto :. 827.15
Correwpondlngly low rates to
Michigan, WUcouMln, Minnesota.
Cambridge Springs, Pa. $27.15
St Paul-Mlnneupolls. . . -812.50
Dulutb-Superior 810.50
Alexandria, Minn 815.25
Walker, Minn., (Leech
Luke) 817.10
Rice Lake, Wis 815.00
Winnepeg, Man 835.00
WaterviUe, Minn $10.50
Madison Lake, Minn. . . 810.50
Spirit Lake (Okobojl) 9.f)5
Waterloo, Iowa 811.85
Cherokoe, Iowa 80-85
many other points In Illinois,
Ontario and New York State.
Attractive tours of the Great Lakes via rail to Chicago or Du-
luth and steamer.
Before planning your trip, call at City Ticket Office, No. 140t
Faruuin St., or write
W. H. DRILL, Dlst. Pass. Agt., Omaha, Neb.
