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French creations nnd ninny niannllicent c-rpittloini of OUR OWN that
v! with the FHKN'CII can be found nuionff Miss Knowlton's selections, at
Benwtr. IO.VT .TUST JLAN('E OVKIl AND READ THIS HUIi
HIEDLY, HET ( ONSIDEFt THAT WK WISH YOU TO CALL AND HE
CONVINCED., We lire sti re we en n surprise you, n8 we agreeably sur
prise people every day with our HORSE SHOW HATS.
WE DO NOT DISPLAY OUR DAINTIEST IN THE WINDOW. Come
to the Millinery Department and inspect them for yourttelf. ASK TO SEE
Til EM
Hats worth $45.00 35.00
Hats worth $35.00. . . . . . 25.00
lints worth $2o.00 ; 15.00
A velvet French Turban very chic ro:i of rim, trimmed with Ince, ap- Ef)
pllgue and feathers, in bhick. brown and navy, worth &S.0O. at
A velver French Sudor, trimmed with wlrfss, ribborVs, ornament lots ot 'J QQ
style to the hat, worth $",.(), at t-.w
Street hat the best in the marhet-at I2.W, $160, $2:5. fl.SP, $1.75 OtS
and ,6C,
Children's hats-5.C0, $2.25. $2.00, $1.26 and Q8C
Saturday a Cap special worth fifty cents
at
15c
OMAHA WEATHER REPORT SATURDAY Showers ntid Cooler.
Saturday Series ii Pry Goods
Saturday Sale in Ladies' Kid Gloves.
Our "Keynior made" Lclia in nil the seasonable
shades, at . 1.00
Our Pita "Iloynicr made" Htreet (Jloves, is a
heavy pique, in tan, mode, gray, brown, white
and black, at, per pair . 1.50
Our Fnnchon Fuede, is also made by IJeynier, in
white, black, grays, brown the soft evening
shades of fawn and dove colors, at ..... 1.50
Our "forld renowned" Keynier in nil shades
of all colors, at, per pair .2.00
Every pair of kid gloves sold by the Dennett
Company is fitted and warranted.
Lndies' fine quality Chiffon Veils, taffeta bor
ders, 1$ yards long, in black, brown, bine and
white values up to 83c Saturday, ench.50c
New Neckwear for Saturday
New Point Venice Stocks, 35c, 25c and . 10c
Embroidered Linens and Pleated Chiffons, 50c,
35c, 25c and '. . , l9c
New Windsors and four-in-hands, each . . . 25c
Handkerchiefs
150 dozen ladies' "all linen" handkerchiefs,
"hand embroidered" initials, "unlaundered"
value up to 20c each Saturday price, each. 5c
Special Sale of Blankets and Com
forts at Our Bargain Section
Harney Street Aisle.
Cotton Dlankets 500 pairs extra fine quality
medium, light and heavy weight cotton blank:
ets, in grays, tans and whites, all full bed
sizes, at, pair, fl.95 to 95c, 85c and ; 69c
Bed Comforts 200 dozen fine quality, full size
bed comforts, made of pretty silkolines filled
'with the finest pure white cotton, all knotted
and tied a pretty soft fluffy comfort. . . 1.25
For dowh-to-the-minute activities come to Bennett's Saturday.
The thing tha tgives snap to the enoyment of great events
the opening of the Horse Show and the starling-in of Ak-Sar-Ben Carnival is the
UNBROKEN ROUND of snappy bargains in NEW, CLEAN DESIRABLE MERCHANDISE,
always on tap at BENNETT'S Specially so Saturday. Comin'?
CLOTH
HG DEPT.
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iaturday ShoeSaJe
COO noire InHic cnmnU chnoc fpS
made in patent kid and vici kid,
welt soles and gum soles, .48
worth up to $4.00, at..!.,.
and fifty ($5.00) Little Green Stickers.
260, pairs men's sample shoes made of
vici kid a'rid velour calf English fl.93
welts, worth $3.50, at &
and fifty $5.00 Little Green Stickers.
400 pairs ladies' warm lined LCtlft
slippers, all sizes ifZr
and ten ($1.00) Little Green Stickers '
1,500 pairs of the best boy's shoes,. J.50
made all sizes?, at
100. pairs of girl's school shoes, stylish 1.50
And good to wear, at
I8B-35HH5B!
A Crockery Break-Up
Heavy plain whits handled Tea Cups and Saucers, set of
six of each ..i
8 dot. straight tumblers, very heavy bottom, with lnrge cut (l)r
stars, each ,
Heavy plain glass Mustard Dishes, ... r
each Jr
Lantern Globes,
each i
No delivery limit two.
Johnson Bros. Royal English Porcelain, 100 piece dinner sets nice delicate spray
of pink Dresden Roses, gold handles and (J 7tt
knobs for Saturday r , a O
Old English blue Doulton ' DO
Pitchers c
Good supply of Jelly Tumblers, Flower Pots, Stoneware, etc now on hand. w
29c
3c
Decorated Bohemian and Austrian colored glass
water sets, nicely decorated price from $2.48
to 88c
And One Hundred ($10) Utile Green Stickers
If
SECOND FLOOR ,
Youf Eyes
They need our IMMEDIATE
attention. We are better fixed
out to fix 'em than ever.'
Ask for the Optician.
Couch Covers and
Window Shades
60 in. Bagdad Couch Cover, 3 yds.
loDfr, frlupe all around C
bpecial, each t,tO
50 in. Persian Stripe Portler. ext
heavy, t ring's top and bot- rn
torn special, porpair U
Window Shades
3x6 ftrood colors, special,
each
19c
For Saturday and Sunday Pastime
Kodaks, Cameras and all Photographic
Supplies at cut prices HERE. Everything
for the fullest enjoyment of the art Films,
Film Packs Solutions Solio and Velox
Paper, Mats, Albums, everything for
photography.
Developing and Finishing; done expertly, money-savingly
and on time. Send u your plates to develop. ,
Southeast Corner, Main FIo r. jl
10c Box Paper Sale 10c
We have just received a large shipment of
fine box paper, which we bought below man
ufacturers' cost.
Thi? paper incuidin,? linens, bumls, wedding
plates and ail the best grades papers in as
sorted colore and sizes sells regularly for 25c
and 50o per box Saturday..
We have enough tolast through Saturday, fcit advise that
you come early. The 50o paper will so fa-it.
! . STATIONERY SECTION.
10c
Men's and Young Men's Overcoats
100 of them, worth up to $25" good for Sa
turday ONLY. .New
styles, up-to-date goods,
this is to introduce the
latest novelties of the
season think of it....
See those 20, 1 5 1 0 Suits
Most high priced STORES get DOUBLE
FOR THEM.
Boy's suits and overcoats from $3.95' and
upwards and' a Boss Printing Press.
Meats and
Provisions
Chlckrna, all lirni, lb...llC
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25c
Frenh Drraad nooatrri,
. lb
Good Round Steak,
3 pounds for
Good No. 1 Shoulder Steak, 7$C
Good Shoulder Roast,
7c and
5c
Young Mutton Legs, Qg
Mutton Chop, OCn
3 lbs. for OV
No. 1 Rex or Winchester 40lr
Sugar Cured Hams, lb I3W
Good Sugar Cured Bacon,
lb
124c
13ic
Morell's Iowa Prido Bacon,
lb
FKESn AND SALT FISH 5ECTI01.
Full line of Cod FJsh and Mackerel,
a large shipment of New Holland
Herring, .all guaranteed, 7Cir
keg J- OW
" Try Some of Oar Home Made
Saasaajes. all kinds.
Table d'Hote Dinner, Satur
day , Evening In Cafe. Best,
Table d'Hote In the city.
Beautiful table, fine silverwear, in
telligent waitresses andimu- Crt
sic by Kaufman's orchestra JUC '
Grocery Dept.
Away in the lead, selling
pure foods for the table, for
the least money.
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Thirty 3) "S. & II."
Green Trading
Stamps with three
pounds finest Java
and Mocha
Coffee
Twenty ($2) "8. t H."
Green Trading
Stamps with lb. Tea,
kLTd 58c
Tin ($1) "8. A H." Green Trading
Stumps with pound OEn
Mixed Pickling Spice
Ten ($1) "B. & H." Green Trading
Stamps with two pounds , Ar
Tuploca
Ten (tl) "S. & H." Green Trading
Stamps with pound can Bennett's
Capitol Baking '" OAn
I'owdcr H(
Five (Mc) "8. H." Green Trading
Stamps with 2-lh. pkg. lflr
Pancake Flour tVJV
Bl'TTF.R.
Received dally from the best dairies
In the country.
Fresh Country Butter, '
pound
Bennett's Capitol Creamery,
pound V
New 1MU Pickles, r . f
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CAKDT DEPT.
Fresh made vanilla flavored
delicious Chocolate Creams, lb.
12c
TRADE CONTINUES TO EXPAND
Cool Weather Stimulates the Demand for
Fall and Winter Clothing.
MERCANTIU.,C0liECT10NS. LESS TARDY
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prodartloB ot Uvn and 6teel Steadily
Iarresslna I.esa Idle Machinery
Than at An) Heeent
Date, f ,
NEW TORK.'SepL 23.-R, G. Dun & Co.'s
Weekly Review of Trade, tomorrow will
Trade expands steadily as confidence In
creases with the harvesting of the crops,
and mercantile collections are less tardily
met. Lower temperatuVe Htlimihttes the
demand for fall and winter w.'ari.ig apparel
and there Is more disposition to prepare
for the future rather than to conlinu opera
tions within the limit of Immediate re
quirements. Tills improvement Is extending
to all departments of manufacture and on
the aggregate there is less Idle machinery
tlmu at any recent date. Settlements of
labor disputes have helped In the develop
ment of this condition. Railway earnings
for September were 6.7 per cent larger than
a yenr ago and foreign commerce at this
port for the' last week shows a gain of
i2,945,(S7 In exports as compared with 19u3,
although- imports decreased $713,670.
There is no evldenoe of an anxiety among
consumers of Iron and steel to place large
orders or to setiure quick delivery, yet the
toiimige gradually expands and it is evi
dent that tho lowest point of the depres
sion has- passed. Production steadily lnJ
creases, 4rleeB are more reHdlly main
tained and the number of pending con
tracts promise well for the future. It Is
dithcult to point to any one division as the
ieader. improvement being of a general
character that Is most wholesome. Start
ing up coke furnaces augurs well for the
future, and the better demand for bitumi
nous coal Is encouraging. Tin Is erratic in
response to London lluctuatlons rather than
any domestic Influence, but copper is strong
because of heavy exports.
Moderate fiulns continue to be mado by
the textile ludustrins, particularly as to
woolens and worsteds. Staple lines are
quoted sojnewhnt higher and prompt deliv
eries are uived by purchasers Increased
activity at the mills lias helped to sustain
the eastern markets for wool and brisk
competition at tho London auction salso
was 10 factor of importance. Irregu
larity in votton goods must be utlrllmted
to an eifutlu demand that emanates from
uncertainty regarding the raw material.
Activity Ik greatest ilk cases where stocks
lire low and this urgent business is done
at full prices, but cuncexxionK occur on
other sale that call for future delivery.
Firmness Continues in packer hides, lnde-
Iiendeiit tanners making liberal purchases,
.arge sales of branded and Colorado hides
lire recorded and there Is the usual conces
sion on hides taken off during the strike by
lnexperlenctd mem Country hides are
weakeiv but receipts of foreign dry hides
are quietly absorbed Lower grades of hem
Jook vole leather are still active and other
jines fire steady but quiet Floot and shoe
Jot,brs are seeking to place supplementary
orders for fall snoes. stipulating quick de
livery) which indicates that their holdings
urf small
Korthirrs thi. week aggregate 225 In the
t'nlted states, against 232 ImhI year, and 30
in Oil nu da. compared with 19 a year ago.
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BHAUsruecrs ncriGW ok trade
fuel Weather tlinalatea Wholesale
t and Hetnll lluslnraa. "
NEW TORK, 8cpt. S3. Eradstreefa to
morrow will aay: -'
Cool weather, while retarding or injuring
some lata crops, has been stimulating to
fall trad both wholesale and retail, which
shows an- apparent Increase in volume over
a ear ago. Tho Improvement U most
marked In dry goods, clothing, groceries,
shoes and hardware. Distributive trade is
better In the northwest, portions of the
east and very generally throughout the
south. The central west also shows a
continuance of the improvmnt noted last
week and a widespread moderate better
ment in collections is a feature deserving
special mention. A disposition is shown
on the part of farmers to hold their prod
ucts for bettei prices, this being true In
many sections, notably the south and
southwest The labor situation Is rather
quiet on the whole, though many large
strikes continue unsettled.- Wua! has been
firm this week, the ststlstlca' position
being a strong one, and the firmness being
aided by reports of further contemplated
advances in the finished product. Press
woolens have been and are in good demand,
but men's wear fabrics have hardly moved
as fast as desired. 1
Business failures in the United Btates
for the week ending September 22, number
203, against 167 last week. 1S5 In the like
week in 1903, 172 in 1903, 197 in 1901 and 169
In 1900.
In Canada failures for the week number
27, against 28 last week and 18 In this
week a year ago.
Wheat, including flour, exports for tho
week ending September 22 aggregate 8fi4.
673 bushels, against 935,834 last week. 3.0fi0.
430 this week laat year. 6.077,070 In 1902 and
4.470.352 In 1901. From July 1 to date the
exports aggregate l!l.2t'0.490 bushels, against
8i;.:'14.(Wl laxt year, 59,010,135 in 1902 and 74,
145,175 In 1901.
Corn exports for the week aggregate 617.
399 bushels, against 429,158 last week, 779.
2M a year ago. 74,952 In 1902 and 6S5.708 In
19ol. From July 1 to date the exports of
corn aggregated 6.R36.669 bushels, ugalnst
ll.G0K.2ii0 In 1903, 99U27 in 1902 and 11.224,692
In 1901. '
GUARD AQAIXsT PRAIRIE FIRES
sought after trophy at the Country club
ana the match is creating much interest.
Wyniore Races Close.
WTMORB, Neb., Sept. 23. (Special Tcle
eram. ) Touav markea the closing of ih8
! Wymote races and the attenuanca was
very large, several nunareu coming irom
Beatrice. Summary:
2:20 pace, mile heats, best three in five:
Major S., 2 3 4 4
Omega 2 2 3 2
Sly Coon 3 1 1 1
Povertv 4 4 3 3
Time: 2:26V. 2:27, 2.27V 2:6.
Free for all, pace, best three In five:
Jsck Mont 1 1 1
I Fred H 2 2 2
Time: 2:26. 2:26. 2:21.
2:25 trot mile heats, best three In five:
Mabel L 3 13 2 11
I McConqureor 2 3 1 1 2 2
I Cleln 1 2 2 3 3d
I Time: 2:30, 2:31. 2:33, 2:33, 2:32, 2:32.
Half-mile running race:
Montezuma 2
Ico 1
John M 3
Time: 0:55.
Players Will Sell Souvenirs.
The Bee has been requested to give notice
that on Sunday afternoon the Omaha .play
ers will sell for 26 cents each souvenirs con
taining u group picture and individual pic
tures of the players, besides the records,
etc
Residents of South Dakota Take Steps
to Protect Property.
SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Sept. 23. (Special.)
The rank growth of vegetation through
out the state this season and the fact that
thus far the fall has been a very dry one,
renders It necessary for extraordinary
precautions to be taken against the start
ing of prairie fires.
One of the leaders In the movement to
guard ngntnst these disastrous fires hi
Charles E. McCheaney. ITnlted States In
dian agent at Rosebud agency. He re
cently Issued to his subordinates In the
various aubdistrlets on the reservation in
structions to construct Are guards In each
aubdlstrlct and for every white person and
Indian to turn out promptly, either day or
night, to prevent any prairie fires which
niay be started from spreading and sweep
ing over adjoining districts.
The 'subordinate officials are authorised
to employ Indians, at the rate of 11.26 ner
to plow fire guards, and a large num
day,
ber of the red men are now engaged In
the work. In the past prairie fires have
dons great dariiage on the Rosebud reser
vation and Agent McChesney proposes that
the losses from this source this season
shall be reduced to the minimum. Similar
precautions are being taken on the other
Indian reservations and at various points
throughout the central and northern parts
of the state.
Some damage already has been done in
the agricultural, portion of tha state by
prairie Area. A fire which waa started near
Weselngton Springa by aparka from an aali
pile left by a threshing crew swept over
quite a extensive area and destroyed a
great deal of hay, pasturage and fencing
before it waa extinguished by armere,
who turned out by tha score to fight tha
flumes
WIKSLOV'S
SOOTHIKQ SYRUP
aastwwaased by Millions of Mothers for tholr
ulilklrrn wlaUe TnUUut fur over ntty In.
II suotuta u oblld, iunas tha gutu., HM
nil pkiu. ouras wind euliua aud is (Ue but
rtftuciy for ilirrh .
iwiMTY.rivn rrxTi a bottle.
Golf at the Field Clab.
A novelty in the way of a golf match
win be pulled off (his afternoon at the
Omaha Held club. The match will be an
eiKhteen-lmlu one am) old fashioned gutta
lurcha balls will be used. The balls can
bo had t the grounds. A box of clgais,
a' sweater and a Bprague putter will be
given away as prlaes.
At the ('uuntry club the Diets cup will be
played for the fourth lime. The present
winners of the cup are:. 11. T. Lemlst, W.
I. Ranrker and J. E. Buckingham. If any
of these thrue win the match this after
noon the cup will belong to him, but should
a fourth htxoii win it the four will have
to yuy a g ,ii n. 'i'ho DUu.cuv la the must
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Partly Cloudy and Cooler In Nebraska
Today Showers In East
Portion.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 23,-Forecast of
the weather for Saturday and Sunday:
For Nebraska-Partly cloudy and cooler
Saturday, showers in cast portion; Sunday,
fair. I
For Iowa Showers and cooler Saturday;
Sunday, fair and cooler.
For Missouri Partly cloudy Saturday;
Sunday, fair and cooler.
For South Dakota Cooler Saturday with
showers, except in the extreme western
portion; Sunday, fair.
For Wyoming Partly clear Saturday and
Sunday.
For Kansas Bhowers and cooler Satur
day; Sunday, fair.
Local Record.
OFFICE OF THE WKATIIKR P.UREAU,
OMAHA, Sept. 23. Official record Of tem
perature mm precipitation coiupureu wun
me i orrettponuing aay or me last truje
years:
Maximum temperature,
Minimum temperature..
Mean temperature
Precipitation
Record of temperature and precipitation
at Omaha for this day and since March 1,
I'M:
Normal temperature fit
Excess for the day 10
Total deliclency since March 1 303
Normal precipitation 09 Inch
llellclency for the day 09 Inch
Total rainfall slm-e Mareh 1 21 ?7 Inches
Deficiency since March 1, 1904.. 3.77 inches
Excess for cor. period 1903.... 4.74 Inches
Deficiency for cor. period 1)2.. 2.22 inches
Report from Stations at T P. M.
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Fall Opening Today!
1901. 19A3. 190?. 1901
. 84 70 66 86
63 50 61 tin
74 60 63 73
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CONDITION OF TUB ' V Z5 a
WEATHER. p, 7c g
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Omaha, cloudy f0 841 .00
Valentine, partly cloudy 74 8i .00
North Platte, partly cloudy... 7N two .00
Cheyenne, partly cloudy ) ) 6X T
Salt Lake City, cloudy toil 72: .00
Rantd City, clear 7(i! .00
Wllliston, cloudy 6 60 r
Huron, cloudy 761 ati .01
Chicago, cloudy 7l' 7i .Co
St. Loula, clear 741 82, ,uo
St. Paul, cloudy 6', 86 .02
Davvnpurt, partly cloudy 741 7 T
Kansas City, clear 74 7X T
Havre, cloudy 4X 6i .00
Helena, cloudy 6x1 66 .0)
Bismarck, cloudy 64 06 T
Uaivestou, partly cloudy f 82 8i .00
L. A. WELSH. Local Forecaster.
. T Indies Us trace ot preclultatlou.
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Our.Fall Opening takes place today and continues Monday. We take pride in making this
announcement because we have never in this Store's history displayed such a large and worthy stock.' of
Clothing, Hats and Shoes for Men, Women and Chijdren.
CAnd best of all, it's new stock, just as stylish and up-to-date as it can be.
CAnother point worthy of your consideration is this ! ' We sell on most liberal terms of Credit at exactly the
, same orices cash stores charse.
CChat does that mean to you ? It means that you can obtain Stylish and dependable
Clothing now at the beginning of the season and enjoy the benefit of it at once. Don't
hesitate to say Charge it" it's our business io give Credit.
Ask for Trading Coupons and get valuable
Presents Free !
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Ladles Tailored Suits Men's Nobby Suits
Every Women will express admiration See the Snappy Fall 'Styles in Fancy
for the h an d to m e Tailor-made Suits Cheviots, Black Thibets, Unfinished
which we are showing this season the Worstedst Fancy Worsteds, Single and
variety of styles, colors and materials is Double Breasted. We can guarantee a
vary large. perfect fit; '
$10 to $35 $7.50 to $20
Ask (or Trading Coapona Ash for Trading Coapona
Smart Fall Coats Men's Stylish Hats
Coat effects this Fall are extremely smart Want a good stylish Hat then come
our showing embrace all the new and here Derbys and Fedoras just coin
clever styles. pare our prices with any hat store.
$7 to $22 . ' SI to $3
MILLINERY
Such charmingly trim
med Hats aren't found In
every store put together
in artistic fashion by the
most skillful fingers.
$2.50 to $10
Gel Tradlai Ceapaae
BOYS' SUITS
The new Suits for Boy's
are here three piece
suits, two piece suits
Long Pants suits strong
-stylish durable.
$2.30 to $7
Cat TradiaJ Caapaa
GOOD SHOES
We sell stylish Shoes for
' Men and Women our
assortment is large and
the quality in every shoe
is guaranteed prices are
as low a any shoe store.
$1.73 to $4.30
Get Tradta- Goapoaa
TOPCOATS
Every man should have
a Topcoat especially
when we sell them at low
prices and on easy terms
Good stylish reliable
Topcoats.
$10 $12 $13
Get Trading Cenpoaa '
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