TI1E OMAnA' DAILY BEE: .WEDXERP'AT, ''AUOrPT 3. 1904.
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NEW BOORS AND MAGAZINES
Country Life Tilled with Vacation Sug
gestion! and Timely Articles.
PERSONAL QUALITIES OF ROOSEVELT
Tolam of -Aditrumrn and rraldn
'tlaj Theodore !!-
vrl" Selectlona Mad I'nder
rrealdCBt'a SoperTialon.
Country Llf In America for August Is a
superbly Illustrated masaiine containing
vacation suggestion and timely articles
which touch upon all aldea of work and
pleasure out of doors. Among- the leading
art! :Ies "Crullng In a Bmall Yacht" shows
how eleven peopli enjoyed twenty-one dajra
of nailing at th cOKt of J.B each; "Bwans
and fiow to Manage Them" Is an Inter
esting article of especial Importance to
ow.iera of country estates and farms; "Xbe
Herring Wclrs of the Maine Coast" Is a
quaint account of a picturesque Industry,
and "Wyandottes" has to do with one of
the best all around breeds of chickens,
while "Hop Ticking In Central New York"
fells about an Interesting localized rural
Occupation. Ernest Thompson Seton con
tributes an article of a series on the ways
of woodcraft, which informs one "What
to to 'W hen Lost In the Woods." Walter
J. Travis, the world's amateur golf cham
pion, writes on as Interesting phae of the
game (n this country. And Frof. L II.
Bailey ' continues the "How to Make a
Living from the' Land" series with an ar
ticle on the subject of "The Making of
Cheese In the Mohawk Valley." The ninth
article on "Country Homes of Famous
Americans" Is about Henry Wadsworth
, Longfellow's home In Cambridge. Other
Important articles range from such sub
pec ts as "The Making of a Suburban Colony,'-being
the story of -the purchase of
an abandoned farm by twelve well-to-do
city families; "Grading with a Hose with a
Great Saving of Kxpense;" "A Balk Yard
Garden and a Vacant Lot Next Door;"
"Planting .Strawberries In August," to va
cation camping articles, automobtllng, na
ture study In the mountains and along the
sea shore, and a hundred other timely top
ics , that Interest those who love the
country.
"The Man Roosevelt," by Francis E.
Leupp, (D. Appleton A Co., New York) la
possibly the most personal book of Its kind
that has appeared for a long time. Pur
porting as it doea to toll the reader of
the personal qualities of the man, it does
so mainly by Illustrating his methods by
Incidents many of them well known In
connection with his tenure of ofnee hold
ing. II is not a defense of republicanism,
; and it la not a eulogy of Mr. Roosevelt,
but It U l description of a very human
man a strong man who does what he
: thinks best as well as he can, occasionally
falling, usually succeeding. Altogether
apart from politics, every man who ad
mires strength and honesty should read
this book, and if you read it you'll want to
keep It,
'The Just So songhook, words by Rud
yard Kipling, muslo by Edward German
(Doubleday, Page & Co.). is a number of
Kipling's "Just So" Jingles done Into ong.
The music, as the words, is made for chil
dren, with whom the book will no doubt
be popular.
"Brevities," by Matliowman and Dwlg
glns. Is one of the recent additions to those
nonsense books which were so popular a
few months ago. The little bits of wit and
wisdom, tinged with satire, are really
good, and the delicacy and grace of the
illustrations makes It quite attractive.
Honry T. Coates & Co., Philadelphia.
Above books at lowest retail prices;.
Matthews, 122 Soutb Fifteenth street.
Cut Prices
on Men s
Low Shoes
To dose out some of our best
and most stylish low shoes that
are broken in sizes we are mak
ing a cut In prices of from two
to $1.60.' as follows:
$4.00 patent colt, blucher tut,
oxford on the Tramp O fC
last, now 'uiJ
$4.00 patent colt, low button, on
0l?v.a.. 2.65
$3.50 vicl kid oxford tie, on the
'?..,".t: 2.65
13.60 velour calf oxfords, on the
Potay last, 9 rt
now sS.UO
$3.50 tun Russia calf oxfords,
on the Peer last, 2 ()5
$3.50 tan Russia calf oxfords, on
!XT"..!"h :.2.65
Boyden's patent calf blucher,
6.00 oxford, f Cf
now
Boyden's $5.00 patent -calf, reg-
now "!,.t..!?T 3.50
Johnston ft Murphy's. $5.00 vlcl
kid oxford, Clinton O Clt
last, now J..JU
. Johnston AY Murphy's $5.00 tan
Ruaoia calf oxford, Q gQ
$5.W patent colt and tan Russia
oxfords on Tramp s K
last, now . ---
If you need low shoes a look
at these will pay you well.
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For Crane's Writing Paper
and Fountain . Pens, go to
BarkaJow Dros.
BOOK BUOP.
Tef. 02254, 1612 F.rnam Si.
A cento for V
Rogers- tJ
Petit, Co. i
Clothing.
J nnH far
Dr. Reed' I
Sole Shots.
Clearing Away
the smaller lots from the
Kelley-Stiger Stock
At Tremendous Reductions.
Wednesday's narjraln Are Unsurpassed.
They Are of Greatest Importance to Omaha Shoppers.
20c Embroideries at 5c Yard
Thousands of yards Kelley-Stiger excellent
quality Embroideries and Inserting, all
widths and scores of patterns, worth up to
20c a yard on large bargain square at. ...
10c Laxes, at 3c Yard
Pis; bargain tsbles piled with great lots of fine l-ncee and Insert
ing splendid goods frnm the Kelley-Htlger stock In Valen
ciennes, Torchon and Point d'Esprlt Laces a variety of
widths, at yard
3!c
10c Handkerchiefs at 2k Each
Plain and Fancy Handkerchiefs white nnd colored border, also
dainty lace edge and embroidered Handkerchiefs tastily trim
med with lace and insertion many worth as high as 10 cents
each at
25c Sun Bonnets at 8c
Pretty fancy colored Bun Bonnets for ladies, misses and chil
dren in all desirable styles. These Sun Bonnets are sold regu
larly everywhere at 26 cents Wednesday, special at
tach
ALL KELLEY-STIGER S LISLE THREAD LADIES' GLOVES
black and colored that Bold at twenty-live cents a
jxilr go at only per
pair
2lc
8c
ioc
7
10c and 15c Ginghams at 2hc Yard
All the balance of the stock of Kelley-Stlger's Ginghams
to clean tnem up quicmy win bo tomorrow
all at one price per yard aaf
onlv -....... .. ... '
2c
15c Drapery Swisses at 2hc Yard
All the balance of Kelley-Stlger's Drapery Swisses,, together with
thousands of yards of our own remnants of Printed Drapery
Swisses, Embroidered and Dotted Drapery Swiss and Drapery
Madras, all go at a yara.
2c
10c Plain and Figured Lawns at 2c Yard
The balance of Kelley-Stlger's plain and colored Fancy
Printed Lawns to make short work of It
goes tomorrow at only per
yard
2c
In the Art Needlework Dept. Third Floor
c Pattenburz Patterns at lc I 5c Floss and Cotton at 1c Skein
AH kinds of the'prettlest and most da-
lc
All Kelley-Stlger's Linen
Floss and Mercerized Cot
ton, also Bulgarian Cotton,
sold at Be a skein special
Wednesday at skein
Colored
lc
slrable Battenburg Patterns,
-....V. - - T,..lliA CnllaF,
Dresser Scarfs, etc., regu
lar 6c patterns, special at
All' Kelley-Stlger's finest fancy art gods, Including scores of beautiful Pillow
Tops Cluny Lace Pieces. Cords and Tassels. Pillow Covers etc. an Immense
variety going at half and less than half Kelley-Stlger's original price.
J. L. Brandcis & Sons BOSTON STORE
Shoe
Sale
Thursday
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SPECIAL ADVANCE NOTICE OF SALE
Commencing
Thursday.,..
Aug. 4th
CONSISTING OF
$12,800.00 MEN'S SHOES
Plain and leathpr lined Vici Kid, Calf Skins, Box Calf,
Enamel, Velours, Patent Colt Skin.
SI3.600.00 Ladies' Fine Shoes
Vici Kid," Surpass Kid, Box Calf, Velours, Patent Colt,
Ideal Kid and Enamel. "
$6,000 Ladies' Oxfords and Slippers
In Kid Skins and Patent Leathers.
$4,000 Stm Shoes
The phoes are the result of our recent purchase in
Boston, and we have the most surprising bargains.
15 Bargain Squares on the Second Floor.
10 Bargain Squares in the Basement.
In Kid Skins, Calf
skins, box calf and Velours
See tonight's papers for full part iculars and prices.
Shoe
sio i - r " h i r rJjiiVfwe -
Thursday
Shee
Sale
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TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Reaches the Lin Stock Mem.
Li rrvLt
Mrs. J. BENSON
Corset Sale
Wednesday Morning
No. 1 A stntlKbt front cornet, In pink, blue and
white btttlate, medium lonarth, value J-.uu, io price
7b ennta
No. 2 The Rita extra fine quality straight
front corfcwt imiMirted Coutlile, especially rod lor
lout and mrrilum nures alu-a il to T7. value J t bO
aiui i u-Vtint)SiUy, lust half price fi.50 fur Sl.Ta.
fc.uO lor ti.U).
No. A straight front cort, lm-ed over the b
doiuvn, for Hlout naurm, mrdliim wttlit, sixes 2i to
M. never s.ld for !. than II. bu, sal j.itce
No. 4 P. I. corsets, not strulitht front. Bhort and
Ions, silk baUat. and i'ouUllo, blurk or whl(. for
lucr price 12.75. U iAi, l uu and J io, sal. price '.of.
No ( Mrokun ls in Thompson's Olova Fitting,
SL Q., W. li., value 1.00 aud ilM. md price iwc '
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DIAMONDS i
are our Bpeclalty, but do not forget
that we carry in stoclt all the choice
L things usually carried by Jewelers. T
Our stock of Cut Glnss, Sterling Sljver y
m and Watches are all careful selections, m
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What To Eat
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trimi.A to Utgii
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m your laiaure aa
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war iu F.AT (irfwa(a Mai
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OMAHA VEAJHtR REPORT Wednesday Fair and Warmer.
3 Lb UVJ IAJ La II U
Waist Special for Wednesday
With Extra Stamps
On Second Floor.
White Waists, In lawns nnd batlstps, trimmed In lnce and In
sertion and prettily tucke.l. In all Im-iilso n line of Colored
Waists in mercerised rlnnhams. embroidered Pwlsses. corded
madras cloths, some with piping to match goods
and others trimmed with embroidery snd Inser
tion tind tucked hemstitched thes waists worth
mo as high as 12.25. Wednesday your choice
AND ONE UOLLAR'8 WORTH "S. Sc II." GREEN TRADING
STAMPS.
les. enrucu
48c
At the Wash Goods Counter
THIRD DAT OF OfR GREAT WASH GOODS SALE. BEAUTIFUL
WASH GOODS ON SPECIAL TABLES FOR WEDNESDAY.
TAPLE 1-A big lot of odd pieces that sold as high as 15 cenU a JJJC
yard at
TABLE 2-A big lot of odd pieces. In Lawns, Dimities and Fancy Wash gc
Fabrics, that sold as high as 20 cents, at yard
LOT J-Three big tables full of everything new In wash goods-dark Lawns
for hu"e dresses on this table snd a lot of this season's prettiest J q
goods worth up to SOc yard only
Special Pillow Sale for Wednesday
Harney St. Bargain Section.
We have Just 05 odd Pillows, 3 pounds, covered wlh odd
pieces art ticks and denims suitable for bed 7C1
or porch and Rre worth 11.60 each Wednesday JC
only ench
AND TWO DOLLARS IN "S. at II." GREEN TRADING
STAMPS WITH li ACH.
CH0CKERY
fill
ES
A good Gas Man- f 1 1
tie, each IUt
And 11.00 in Little Green
Stickers.
Rich 0-ln, Lamp Globes,
beautiful pink decora
tions, on preen back
ground, cheap at 91.25,
:r.h:! 48c
And $2.00 in Little Green
Stickers.
Limit of 1 to a customer
Hi
idnrrmrrJ 5
No. lvc 2 Brass
Burner,
each
1 And 11.50 in Little Green
Stickers.
Lamp
10c
! One quart Mason FYu't
Jars, per CC.
id 07. J r
And 12.00 in Little Green
Stickers.
Japanese China Deco
rated, open salt in.
' dishes IUt
And 11.00 In Little Green
Stickers.
White Versailles Austrian
China-100 piece dinner CI H C
sets.......... IF I J
Boys! Boys!!
A money-maker for the boys. A
little fellloTT abont eleven years
of aire made f&.OO Monday fore
noon. Want to net inf See the
advertising manager.
Your
Eyes
Work expedi
tiously and In
telligently done. Money
saved and
satisfaction
assured every
time. Ask for
the optician.
Watch
Bring it to us; if
there is a cure
for it we will
cure it
Charges guaran
teed strictly hen
esL Bring your
watch to us for
regulating.
Another Roaring: Sale of
GItANITEWARE
WEDNESDAY
Preservim? Kettles, Coffee Pots. Tea
Kettles, Dish Pans, Etc. Etc.
In Oreen Enameled
ware: In Qrey Granite,
ware; in the fatuous
Agateware. Prices cut
just .about in two and
heavy extras in Green
Trading Stampe..
$3.00 worth Little Green Stickers
with every single piece of C
Granitewure over aC
Green Trading Stamps Every Time
The G. A. EL
Off icislI Train
Carrying the entire Nebraska delegation
leaves via the Northwestern at 8:30 p.m.
August 13th, and
The Entire TraJn
runs solid from OMAHA to BOSTON. Tourist Sleepers,
Free Chair Cars and Coaches. s
Via. NiaLara Falls
This train is open to the public as long as space remains
vacant.
50
E"3
DLV S3
iWith large choice of routes both rail and steamer. All
tickets good returning via. St. Louis, with stopover at
the Exposition.
For handsome special Itinerary, sleeper space or full
Information, apply to
CITY TICKET OFFICE flORTIIVESTERN LI lie,
14011403 Faroan 5t, Omaha.
Winsiow's
Taffeta
is the best
ill
THE nELIAIlLE STORK.
Sole Selling"
Agents for
Winsiow's
Taffeta
1
MORE SHOES
From the Levenson stock, on sac
Wednesday at 50c on the dollar.
98c
69c
39c
69c
Men's and women's shoes-at
Child's, misses' and little gent's
at
Men's and women's slippers
at
Child's $1.00 slippers
at
Men's and women's $3 and ?3.50 shoes HT QC
at 1. 270
Agents In Omaha for the Stetson, Crossett and a 1
John Mitchell shoes for men, and the Ultra an--i
urover snoes ior women. . t
Boys' Knee Pants Suits, $1.50
ONJTMORE CIIANCR.N
To aecure some of these 25c boys' wnsh
pantR, In nrriVr to c'.one them Ep
out Wednesday, por pair JW
BLUE SERGE COATS,
t'nllnd, solid comfort for Bummer w"rfr,
worth !.( and fy tZf
choice I1.U6 and ,JU
ODD COATS, ftVs.
Single anil dWuble breasted fancy and
mixed colors worth fJHr.
W.W choice fiJt
HOYS' KNEK PANTS SUITS. 1 .50.
A (reneral clean up In our boy' department
Norfolk don hit- breasted and three-pleoo
styles, agea from 3 to It years 1
worth 3.5o your choice J v
THE GREATEST BUTTER, FRESH FRUIT AND GROCERY HEAD
QUARTERS IN THE WESL
We have Just received the lament ship
ment of the season of fancy Dairy But
ter. This is made by the best private
dalrlfs in the state we will place on
sale tomorrow your choice of any
tub, or per pound 12Hc
THIS IS PACKED IN 10 AND 2rt-Lli.
TUBS NO LIMIT AI.I, YOV WANT.
FRESH FRI'IT FOR PRESERVING
Fancy Freestone Alberta Peaches
per crate 79c
Large baskets Freestone Alberta Peaches
per basket 204
Fancy California Bartlett Pears
per box - 94
California White Clover Honey rack ..llo
Fancy Large Lemons per dosen
EXTRA SPECIALS IN GROCERY DEPT
Jell-O, per package So
Wiggle-Stick, the new laundry blue to
Fancy crisp ginger snaps, per lb 4o
lo bars best laundry suan ...... 25a
Good Japan rice, per pound .i 3ta
Lehigh Valley mnm
Groat Double Track
Sconic Highway to
Nov York, Philadelphia and. Atlantic
Coast Resorts.
Jill Tickets Good for Stop-over at Niagara Ft!!$
JTor Information and illastratad desorlptlre matter addreaa
EEORSE EADE, Jr., WiHerti PDpr Agent. 218 Clark St. tllcipllL,
tr. CKU. S, III. Mi Pill, 1st, 143 Lllertj SL, In TvL
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CHEAP
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RYCTTRSTOMS
VIA
Illinois Central R. R.
Round Trip Rates From Omaha
French Lick Springs, Ind., on sale July 22 to 25 $20.75
Boston, Masa., on sale August 11 to IS $30.50
Tickets to points below on Bale dally until September iJ0U,
Return October Slst
Montreal, P. Q $33.00
Buffalo, N. Y $27.15
Put-in Bay. Oblo $22.25
Chautauqua Lake Points. 27.15
Cblcago $20.00
Chicago (via St Louis one
way $20.60
Charlevoix, Mich $24.25
Detroit. Mich $21.00
Quebec, P. Q $38.65
Mackinac Island. Mlch.f26.25
Toronto $27.15
Sandusky, Oblo $23.00
Cambridge Springs, ra. $27.15
St. Paul-Minneapolis. . . . $12.50
Duluth-Superlor $16.50
Alexandria, Minn $15.25
Walker, Minn., (Leech
Lae) $17.10
Rice Lake. Wis.. $15.00
Winnipeg, Man $35.00
WatervlUe, Minn.. .,...$10.50
Madison Lake, Minn.. . f 10.50
Spirit Lake (0kobojl)....t9.95
Waterloo, Iowa. .$H.85
Cherokee, Iowa $0-85
CorreFpondlngiy low rates to many other points In Illinois,
Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota. Ontario and New York State.
Attractive tours of the Great Lakes via rail to Chicago or D
Iuth and. bt earner. ,- .
. Before planning your trip, call at City Ticket Office. No. 1403
Farnam St., or write N
W. II. BRILL. Dist. Pass. Agt., Omaha, Neb.
SUIT CASES AND GRIPS
At 20 Per Cent Discount
Not a lot of odda and .nda but our regular atmk and
.tlier. la nuna better to ba had Mad. of ttie tat material by
killed workmen lttKllns and atrons.
Omaha Trunk Factory,
TcleDbone 1033 1209 Faraara
It t
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4t'i I
wiffiourrunchwill
rtfresMyouforihe
affernoona.work.
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AGENTS Huo F. Kill, 1324 Douflaa Ut.. f )mahn. ; iVXj.'Vv-f
'1L liM. Lee Mltcttell, Council 1-ilurr.. lei.
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