Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAITA' DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20.
5T5
OPENS CAMPAIGN IN OMAHA
Secretary Ehair Will B Welcomed to
Omaha Wednesday.
SPEAKS IN BOYD'S THEATER AT NIGHT
General Raaoblleaa Meetln Plaaaea
for Colored Mm Fnntaaelles Say
Thoy reatht lastead of Jam
inated a Ticket.
Becretary of the Twiamiry Leslie M Show
will be entertained In a manner fitting his
office and the hospitality of Omaha when
he arrives Wednesday for his political
speech at the Boyd theater In the evening.
The secretary will arrive at 10:60 a. m.
over the Missouri Pacific, coming from a
tour In Missouri, and will be met at the
train by Howard H. Bnldrlge, president of
the Douglaa County Roosevelt and Fair
banks league and chaJrman of the com
mittee In charge. Senator Millard and O.
W. Wattles, president of the Nebraska
Republican league. Theae men will act
as hoata at a luncheon at the Omaha club
at midday. In the evening Secretary Shaw
will be entertained at dinner at the home
of Mr. Wattles. 330 South Thirty-seventh
street. The Invitation lists have not been
made complete.
The second general republican meeting
of the campaign In Douglas county la to
be held especially for the colored voters.
Chairman Bigg of the state speakers' bu
reau has announced that he has secured
Jr. W. T. Vernon, president of Qulndnro
college, Kansas, to speak on political ques
tions on the evening of Saturday, Septem
ber 24. Dr. Vernon Is called "The Booker
T. Washington of the west." He will be
here this week to attend the conference
of the African-American Methodist churoh
and has arranged to give up one evening to
talking for the republican cause. The de
tails of the meeting have been placed in
the hands of a colored committee, which
has not announced the place of the meet
ing. "Reports that the Fontanelle club has
endorsed certain candidates for state sen
ator are not correct," said a leading mem
ber of the organization. "The meeting Sat
urday night was a scrap from start to
finish and nothing was done. There are so
many candidates and so many influences at
work that it seems Impossible for the
board of governors to develop anything
like a unanimity of sentiment. The matter
has gone over until next Saturday night,
when the indications are there will be a
bigger tussle than ever. So far the club
has not taken up the question of endorse,
ments for county offices."
A meeting of the State Republican leaguo
was to have been held In Omaha at the
Millard yesterday to reorganize and get
In shape for the campaign, but It was not
held owing to the postponement of the date
to September SO. By extending the time op
portunity is given for the organization of
many more local clubs and the reformation
sf those now In existence. President Wat
tles and the other officers of the state
league are working towards this end and
to have a full representation on the last
of the month.
Even the Parker and Davis league, that
organization of anti-Bryan, anti-pop demo
crate which waa to do nothing but look out
for the two leading candidates. Is languish
ing. Operations seem to have stopped short
with the appointment by President Weaver
of the Jacksonlan club of a committman
for each congressional district, who was to
be the organlzer-ln-chlef of his ballwlck.
Some of the men who headed the move
ment are deeply disgusted and say the
management has been vested In the wrong
hands. In Douglas county a sub-committee
including Euclid Martin. J. J. O'Connor,
Charles H. Brow.i and James E. Boyd waa
. appointed to get busy, but so far has
seemed to be, absolutely dormant. Even
the date of the proposed ratification meet
ing at the Boyd has not been set and the
only thing done Is to get Congressman Llnd
of Minnesota to promise that he will be
here on the occ.Tion, if there ever Is any.
and make a speech.
Leonard Goodwin, former president of the
Hamilton club, the largest republican or
ganization In Chicago, has been secured
by the state committee for a series of
speeches In Nebraska for the week heorln
ning October 3. Mr. Ooodwln will talk at
Lexington, Gibbon, Bradshaw, Oresham
Utlca and Greenwood.
Recent filing with Secretary Tuttle of the
republican county central committee for the
primaries October 7 are: For county attor
ney, James C. Klnsler; for state senator,
John T. Cathers and Harry Fischer; for
state representative, John C. Lewis and
Henry Ehrenfort.
" The Fourth Ward Republican club Is
planning for a monster meeting next
Thursduy evening In Royal Arcanum hall,
Harney and Sixteenth streets. Invitations
have been generally extended to all the
candidates to come before this meeting and
express themselves on local conditions. A
favorable response has been received from
nearly all of the candidates.
Specials for Horse Show Wear
Great Sales of Ladies' Kid Gloves,
Veils, Handkerchiefs, Belts,
Purses and Jewelry.
1
all the
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BIG SPECIAL SALE
Ladies Kid Gloves at $1.00
The "Irene" the best kid glove that
thatv ever sold for $1.00 a genuine
$ 1.50 quality glove, in white, black and
latest correct shades for
dresa, evening and street wear
splendid assesoitment, at .... . . .
Finest Quality Kid Gloves at $1.50 and $2
The Reynier fast black suede. Pen-in"- Lnmure, Perrln's first quality.
c .,i runxu-nrd hrnnils porno with two targe ronrl
olnups many of the litu'st hiph quality kid gloves
that are made in glove department,
at
1.50-$2
Dainty $1 Handkerchiefs at 25c & 39c
Very fine handkerchiefs all linen embroidered hand
embroidered initial also dainty lace edged
many sheer linen worth up to $1, at 25c &
Ready-made Veils for Hat Drapes
All silk chiffon and crepe silk with fancy spots taffeta
silk ribbon borders new greens, blues, champagnes, C 1
black, etc., all go at 48c, 69c and vJJl
Beautiful Belts tor the Horse Show
Imported belts studded with eteel points C A A
red, tan, green and brown, at vpW
Ladies Crushed Velvet Belts-In Jt S 7 (
orange, green, red nd brown, FC OK
Imported Opera Bas-In dainty evening fQ
colors-the fashionable Dreaden de- . giMmgrS
signs, at
Jet Necklaces and Collars -Necklaces in 'tlO QR
straight bands and bodice pendants-also T' mJ-'J
Imported French Pearls All fize9
for necklaces and strands A f
-worth up to U, 'VZC
at.
Pearl Jawelry- Gold plate, on sterl
ing silver, in pretty
designs including horse
heads, worth up to
J5.00, at
398
Watch our
windows
Las'mhs go?
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Sr., Watch our
in winuvws
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Teas I
The dry goods and women's
and children's wear bar
gains advertised Sunday are
good for Tuesday. Mail or
ders filled from the entire
advertisement up to Wednes
day evening if goods are un
sold. Your Eyes
Perhaps they are troubling
you, or other troubles
headache perhaps are pro
ceeding from defectively fit
ting glasses? Rotter see our
optician at once. Prices cut
close.
and Coffees
for the best la
and Spice at
Headquarters
Teas, Coffees
lowest prices.
Special Tuesday Offer
Fifty. r$3) "S & 11" Green Trading
t?mm.'s nun in.a ify.T-,
pounds 01 infl um-si.
Java & Mocha C
Coffee P
Forty, ($4) "8 & H" Green
'Trading Stamps for one ,
pound of Tea (atiyfiRr
kind) UOC
These Two Oilers for
Tuesday Only.
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HOME VISITORS' EXCURSIONS
ROM ALL POINTS ON
MISSOURI PACBFEC RAILWAY.'
e GREATLY REDUCED RATES EAST,s
INDIANA, WESTERN OHIO, LOUISVILLE, KY.,
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
ALSO HAWESYILLE, POWERS, LEWISPDRT AKO OWENSBORO, IT.
September 6th, 13th, 20th, 27th and October 11th. Return limit, 30 days.
DON'T MISS THIS CHANCE
To visit the old home and tern your friends of other dare.
TOR PARTICULARS, INQUIRE OF COMPANY'S AOtNT, OR
n. C TO W3iK0, Ueacrat 1'iuKtisr and Xloke A sent, St. Loal Ha.
PHOTO SUPPLIES
Everything for the
Camera at Cut Prices
Developing and Finishing is
our long suit. Prices right and work
expertly done. ,
Sheet Music!
Sheet Music!
Moved to Art
Dept., 2d floor,
adjoining pas
senger elevators
the latest mu
sic at bargain
I hit prices.
See Our Uth
St. Window
Display.
WIS
THE RELIABLB ITORB.
See Our Uth
St. Window
Display
Hand-Made Renaissance Center Pieces.
Dresser Scarfs, Doylies, Less Than Half Price Tuesday.
$3.26 Rpnoif fwnow drwisor urarf 9, i tT
each 1
$4.( HensJsnancw ilrfwr scarf, fo
Mch I. VC5
DOc new Ihcs stock collars.
rach
KHdM :W TO 11:30 A. M. T1F8PA Y.
25c
B0o fsncy 01r
doilieB
11.00 Rpnal.iftiinrF center plpce, Ofir
each OJ
tl.'Ji Renaliance center pieces, l(4r
each
FOUR PRESS OtJODS OPrRTUNITlE3
At.r. WOOL.. SII.K AXD WOOL DRF.HS OOOHS AND MOHAIRS. TAILOR 81IT
INOS, VOILES. ETAMINES. SUBLi M ES, 8ICIMANS, ORKNAUINBS, etc., goo.ls
that Bell at from II. W to 13.50 pt-r ) aril Tucixlny from $f.30 till AOr
11:30, at, ynrd w
' Ltmlt of one pattern to a customer, only ono clerk In attendance. ,No peddlers
or dealers supplied. .
, IN OUR CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
From 8 to 9 a. m.
$1.00 quality women's petticoats 49c
v From 8 0 to 9:30 a. ra.
75c quality women's waists 2oc
From 9:30 to 10:30 a. m.
Women's flannelette wrappers 49c
THREE R0USIHQ BARGAINS IN FURNISHING GOODS.
LADIES' VESTS Sleeveless and short I SAMPLE SHIRTS For men and hoys
sleeved with fancy yokes Er flannel and flocce lined worth fClr
worth 15c. at kJ I up to $1.50-choioe J J
LADIES' HOSE In plain and fancy colors a samp'e line worth from 1f)C
15c to 25c per pair at ivw
Real Laces, Lace Gowns, Spangled Robes,
and Dress Trimmings, Direct Parisian Importation, Now on
Display. See Them Tuesday.
PEACHES! PEACHES! PEACHES!
PLUMS! PLUMS! PLUMS
The balance of rar of this delicious fruit froes on snlo Tuesday. This will be
your last opportunity to buy this beautiful fruit at the following- low prices:
Large boxes fancy Colorado yellow Free Stone Peaches,, 70c
per box ,
Large baskets fancy Washington Greengages, blue or red plums, 2.Zc
per basket
The Dried Fruit Season Has Commenced. Gran d Opening Sale Tuesday.
New Virginia Raspberries, per lb 21o ( Fancy Vostinle Cleaned Currants, lb..l'V
A prelude to the horse show Our horse show windows
l When fast paisenirpr train service across the eon- 1 1
11 tlnent was adopted by the f I
JJ UNION PACIFIC 11
the first train was named
"The Overland Flyer"
a dally train; the secoud was named
"The dolden Gate Soeclal"
weakly train. These trains have given way
to a great transcontinental train, l
"THE OVERLAND LIMITED"
F running every day in the year II
II . This famous train via Omaha rsachet J
l the Faclflo Coast sixteen hours quicker ft
than all competitors. tl
Va. moumi of jf
' I CITY TIIUKT OFFICE,
1324 FA H NAM STREET.
Ij 'Phone 816. .
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
Western Military"
Academy
Upptr Alton
Illinois.
iWth year. New fir proof building. Modern equip
nu'tit. ueiiguiiui iwatioD. nutnnor iiiniMo. rcrong
facultj. Thorough military and aoadetnlo depart-
mont. Xjorai rteroncps.
Col. A. M. JACKSON.A. M . flnpt
Special Notice.
Mr. Albln Johnson, who for fifteen years
has been In the employ of the clothing de
partment of the Nebraska Clothing Co.,
wishes to announce to his many friends
that he has severed his connection with
tha above firm and can be found now em
ployed by the Berg-Swanson Co. Mr. John,
son's long experience In clothes retailing,
backed by the unflinching Integrity of the
Berg-Swanson Co. and the character of
their high art clothes, assures you abso
lute satisfaction with every transaction in
every detail.
lO.TS to St. Piul or Minneapolis and
Return from Omaha.
The Chicago Great Western Railway will
on September 28, 19 and 30 sell ticket at
above low rates. For further Information
'apply to 8. D. Parkhurst, gen. agt. Omaha.
Miss Margaret E. Perkins returns from
St. Louis on' the lath Inst., and will reopen
her studio at 1843 N. lth street.
Mr. and Mrs. rvsnttn
WU1 reopen their 8chool of Danng. KM
Farnam street, September a, roinpll
mentary reception, by card only. ln?u.
tioa of the academy I to i v. m. Dancing
l:3t p. m. For Juveniles, Saturday, Sep
tember SMth; dancing 4 to p. m. Applica
tions may be made now.
Low Colonial Rata
Via Chicago Great Western Railway
To points In Montana, Idaho, Washing
ton and western Canda. Tickets on sale
daily from September II to October U.
For further Information apply to B. D.
Parkhurst, General Agent. 1511 Farnam St.,
Omaha, Neb.
Horn Visitor's Racar.loaa Fair,
Tuesdays In September and Oct. 11. Good
thirty days. Half fare plus 2. Many
points In Indiana. Ohio and Kentucky.
Inquire at the Northwestern Line Offloe.
1H and ltof Farnam 8t., Omaha.
For Rant.
An excellent office location, fronting on
Pearl street, only half a block from Broad
way, with a nice Urge show window which
can be used for display. Be offloe. 10
Faarl street. Council Bluff
80 Per Cent
Shrnrfer's
of the cases of appen
dicitis are due to con
gested bowels, and the
formation of alvlne
poison . Shrader's
Evaporated Fig Pow
der absolutely pr-
vents appendicitis by
seeping tht bowels In
a natural bealtby condition.
Fijc Powder
Trial alia, 10c. gampla Frea. Lars alaa. Mo.
Sherman & McConnell Drug Co
Omaha. Diatributcra.
For aala br all drugitata.
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A SKIN OP BRAUTY IS A JOY FOREVEr"
DR. T. FKI.IX OOrKAt'ti'3 ORtW.NTAI.
CUEAsl, OK MAGICAL BKAU'llHEB
KetnoTM Tan, Plmplrt.FrecslPS,
. MuUl I'alcliPa. iluh. and Hkm
E- f j (Z 1.' Oiaeaaea, aij ytiy blouilli
J?!.rr5ill fToa beauty, ami
36'3 VxLt M w3Jl"fl-'detllon. It
P 5i li KJfofM years, and U
r5l3 $r -J Vso hsrmleaa wa
S 3 K3 VJ FT taBto it to to anre
II u properly inaUe.
Accuptno counLr
felt of almllar
aania. It. L. A.
Bavra aaid to a
of Uia bauU
ioa (a pttueut)!
'At yon ladles
win um mam, l
raooiamead
'Gaunud'i Cream'
as the leaat harmfal nf alt I ha skin nraiarattona."
For aala by all liriiKflaia aud Kauoy OooOa Daaiers
In Hio U. 8., Canatlaa. and turoiK-.
FLRQ. T. HOPKINS, Prep'r, (7 Grsat Jons 8t, tL t,
je?' ""'fl """' amMBtMsaanMiMfgisaBjw
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WHY TAKE DAINTY
CARE of your mouth, and neg
lect your pores, the myriad
mouths of your skin? HAND
SAPOLIO does not gloss them
over, or chemically dissolve their
health-giving oils, yet clears
them thoroughly, by a method
of its own. i
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Oail DOLLAR A YEAR.
Women's
Gymnasium Shoes
We have new a lot of the regulation
Gym Shoos adopted by the large ath
letic clubs throughout the country.
Hand turn soles, kid tops, front gor
ing at
$1.50
Another Is the Oxford style soft kid
tops, rough turn soles the can't-sllp
kind at
$1.00
These two styles are what you
have been waiting for and we now
have them In all the sties and widths.
Oet the right kind they cost no
more.
Drexel Shoo Co.
1419 FARKAU STREET,
Omaha's Up-to-DaU Shot Houst -
TE22QBS3
1
Stoves
Reopening off
l?,r. and Mrs. Morandl
Dnaclnif and Physloal Cnltnre
Classes
For children on Saturday, September M.
lieulnnera. la a. m. Terms Season, fceptem
tier to May. 116. Advance. $10. Adults'
classes beKlns Tuesday, aeptember , I p.
in. Private lessons dally. Opening as
sembly next Wednesday. For partloulars
call or telephone 104L
Cwrast Flftecata ana Uavrney llreats
Accurate
Oven Thermometers
There Is a certainty and satisfac
tion about the baking done in
Moore's Thermometer Ranges
that U unequalled. Thousands of
these ranges are in use and they are
especially in favor with particular
housekeepers who have a reputation
for good cooking. .
Yon are Invited to call and whether
you wish to purchase or not, we
shall be pleased to show von the
wnrlrlnor nf tha thermometer, the Hing
ed Top, the Controller Damper and
the many other points in wnicn'.
Moore's Kanges exceu an ommai'
NEBRASKA rURNITORB
AND C AtV.t"lL
413-415 No. 24th SU South Omaha.
PREMATURE QRAYNESS
'a la ata af m.my a young sua.
i i.i ii.!. n .....i.-
Jm imperial nair nbgonsidiui
hl'h laaiatutly rrauir"a Italr tu Mr
.iUr or .t,.,l lmralia. laatlllC slid
laavas ttif blr el.au, autt and a?";.
ONI APP1.IOATION WIM.ai.AbT
Ii ONT u a ban ula of hair eulirral fro
1 auiud ti I frirauy aaaurwl.'
UUnJOlCMUUULIU.Ut.iU1il.U4H.,hnmk.
We enable every housewife In Omaha
to bn the proud possessor of the finest cook
ing apparatus in the world.
Our Long Lasting Steel Range
All we ask for it Is $5.00 down end $5.00
per month, or the wholesale price lor cash.
1
mi
When people buy stoves of us they are
always so thoroughly pleaed with them;
thev lltterally Hood us with testimonials.
(Mrs. Heath, 2018 Ames Ave., says: "It is
a pleasure to recommend the Steel Range
we bought of you, as it has given us per
liTt satisfaction.")
We have never been so strong on Steel
Ranges as we are this fall and we never
sold as many as we are selling this fall,
notwithstanding that we have the largest
stove trade In Omaha.
The Sfoclzel Stove Co.,
ONLY EXCLUSIVE STOVE STORE
WEST OF CHICAGO. THE SAME KIND
THAT THEY HAVE IN ALL THE
LARGE CITIES.
714 8. 16th St
BEAUTYm
rvr i i. ..n ..i,. rt uMi. ' - at
Icomplf ' n. lK not allow un
tleluly pi. at. blackliaaJt. Ian,
kr Ireckla .j blvmlah your akin.
Derma-Royale
w
will remove these like sialic
(.urea bcirma ana lauer,
I arl with DbRNA-RoVAUS
Soap, a perl act akin Is
Insurf i.
SOLO BY DRUOOISTS,
ar aiar ba vtacfad dttacc
Derma-Koyale, 91 per bottle, express paid.
Derma-Royals Soap, 29 Ccats, by snail,
hotbtn ene package, l.tB, express paid.
Puctiaia auJ la.ttnMalala arat c Mqucat.
THE DERMA-ROYALE CO- CinclniitU. a
ehaeler'a Cat Price Dvaas (.
Choice California I'runes, per lb
Fancy Italian frunea, per in
Select California Peaches, per lb ...
Fancy Muir Peaches, per lb
Fancy Crawford Peaches, per lb..
English Cleaned Currants, per lb .
Choice Grecian Currants, per lb .....
.3.n Choice Muscatel Raisins, per lb 5o
....c Fancy Muscatel Layer Raisins, lb ...."Ha
....7'fccl Fancy Moor Park Apricots, per lb ....12HO
..8 1-3c New York Crab Apples, per lb 6o
9c Fancy Oregon Nectarines, per lb 100
....7Vc Fancy Pitted Plums, per lb 12Ho
...8 1-3c 1-lb. Package Seeded Raisins ,n Ta
HAYDEE3 BROS.
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"FOLLOW THE FLAG"
3oii9 isifoFs'
iHcarsioris
ound Tii
d Half Fare
(PLUS S2.00)
To all points In Indiana, points in Ohio and BnA
tncky sold every Tuesday in September and October 11.
Special Homeseekers' Excursions South September 13-27.
$8.50
St. Louis and Return daily except Friday and Saturday
v
SS3.80
St. Louis and Return Daily.
$27.5
Buffalo, Niagara Falls or Toronto and return Dally.
$29.50
Detroit and Return Daily.
$20.00
Chicago and Return (one way via St. Louis) Daily.
S33.00
Montreal and 'Return Dally.
r i: 14. j .,..a ollnn'd Tim TVahnhh f.S
AjUIlg U.IUH, itllU Skuuuicia anjT.. .. ' " mm
the only line with its own station at main entrance J
World s iair, saving ume, exira car larc uuu bihjujouv.
All World's Fair maps, show Wabash station at main
entrance. Insist on your tickets reading via Wabash.
All .nf7.rmnt.nn at Wabash Citv Office. 1601 Farnam, or
address HARRY E. MOORES, G. A. P. D., Omaha, Neb.
pnmwaB', J
NO WATCHES
?i"ld CasA. up-Klgln and Walt ham XrTtu't
Have you sen m oi y "-,i V" ..... name
j.uid a few minutes In our store. Louk for the name.
S. W. Lindsay, Jeweler.
1816 Douglas St.
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