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THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: TIIURSDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1904.
HITCHCOCR IN SORE STRAUS
Admit Bis Defeats Unless lescued by
.t
Howell and Baldwin.
ANY OLD FAKE TO SPLIT THE REPUBLICANS
(Hher Candidate os the Denorratle
Ticket Kot rieaseel at HI
Effort Baerlflee) Them
to tare Himself.
1 a not serene In the demo-pop camp
r a Jong ways There was great commo
tion In the World-Herald office after the
ioubIe-shotted and sensational article pur
porting to be an exposure of Rosewater's
mooth and cunning icheme to get the
democrat! to endorse Charles F. Weller,
had been circulating In the streets for half
an hour Monday morning. The following
colloquy occurred In the sanctum of the
democratic congressional candidate.
"What does this all mean, Mr. Hitch
cock?" exclaln-ed Dr. Hippie, whose temper
had been ruffled very much by the bogus
exposure. "Who la responaible for this
faker'
"Well, I am partially responsible for It
I am backing Howell for political reasons,"
aid Mr. Hitchcock.
"Don't you know." asked Dr. Hippie,
"that your pretended exposure la a piece
of rank Imposture? Don't you know that
Kosewater had no more to do with that
Scheme than the man In the moon? Don't
you know that the initiative for this move
ment was taken by the democratic city
convention Ave weeks ago, when It passed
resolution authorizing the city committee
to endorse the republican candidate for
the Water board, whoever he might be, if
the republicans would do likewise for our
' candidate? And don't you remember that
C. J. Smyth, who waa chairman of the con
vention, expressed bis approval of the reso
lution and stated then and there that it
was In conformity with the law that makes
the board nonpartisan?"
Tries to Justify thai Fake.
"Well," answered Hitchcock, "I do not
remember that, but It does not matter.
We have ot to do something to stir up the
animals In the republican camp. This
county Is republican by a large majority
and we cannot get any help out of the
Rosewate.- faction this time. Howell Is the
only man who can help us out and we
' want to bring him In so as to make a
split"
"Yes," said Dr. Hippie, "you can get 'up
ft split, perhaps, but you should remember
that there may be a split in the democratic
party and you are liable to lose more
democratic votes than Howell can bring to
your support."
Dr. Hippie's remonstrances had the de
sired effect and the great exposure of Rose
water's plot was suppressed in the World
Heruld's Monday noon and afternoon edl
. tlons. But the suppression of the fake ex
posure did not suppress the turbulenoe In
side the democratic rank and file aad sev
eral of the demo-pop candidates have ex
pressed themselves freely on Hitchcock's
course In trying to sacrifice them for his
own persona) ambition, to make deals with
disgruntled republicans.
Mo Democratic Sympathy (or Howell.
"There is no sympathy for Howell among
the democrats," said one of the democratlo
candidates this morning. "We all know
that he was beaten by nearly 300 votes and
" would have been beaten by nearly a thou
sand If John N Baldwin had not projected
Frank Kaspar Into the race so as to draw
away 600 or 600 votes that would have gone
to Waller. We aro all on to Howell. I
don't believe HoweK can deliver twenty
five votes to H.tchcock or our legislative
ticket It may be good politics to make all
this racket about printing Welter's name
above Howell on tho imllots In the lower
wards. It could not have made a differ
ence of a dosen ,'otcs one way or the other,
no matter whether printed on the top or !
bottom, as there were only three names on
the city ticket for water commissioner, and
Ignorant voters who wanted to vote against
Howell would have -had them so marked
whether his name was on the top or at the
bottom." ,
Hitchcock's Halve Confession.
To an Intimate republican friend Mr,
Hitchcock admitted yesterday that he had
no show for re-election at this time unless
the republicans were split up. "All Is fair
In war and politics, you know. The only
republicans I can depend upon to help me,"
said Hitchcock, "are Howell and John N.
Baldwin. We are encouraging Howell to
run Independent for water commissioner
and are trying to make a case for him,
just to create a dlvlBlon In the republican
camp. If Kennedy Is defeated Baldwin will
be la position to charga It up to the Howell
Incident. At any rate, I can't lose any
thing by making Howell an issue In the
campaign."
' In the interval the reporters on his paper
have been Instructed by ' Congressman
Hitchcock to supply at least one lurid yarn
a day about alleged dissension In the re
publican ranks and not to bother particu
larly about sticking to the truth.
Work on the national ticket has been
mtrwrmA l.v (h. alol. miniikll...
ptw.u . "v tjiuiiiv mi iiiauugera.
It Is announced that from now on until
the close of the campaign all efforts will
be expended on the state, legislative and
congressional Jtlckets. Orders have been
Issued to speakers and county chairmen
to discuss the revenue law and other state
Issues, Inasmuch a the Roosevelt and Fair
banks ticket Is so certain of sucess that
the expenditure of energy for it will be
wasted. On the other hand, the fight
against Mickey has cuused u general con-
oentration upon the state ticket.
No more national campaign literature Is
being dispatched from state headquarters.
In ' Its stead, circulars showing how the
taxes have been manipulated to. make the
new revenue law look bad In the twenty
nine counties of the state where taxes
have been Increased are being sent out In
large Quantities. Vast quantities fit proof
are at hand to show that democratic or
populist tuxlng authorities either wilfully
levied higher taxes than any necessity
called for, or did not understand their
business.
0
Men's
Minting
Lnlos Suit!
at 1. 50
to 4.50
Jo)
is
Maiulnf V
llnlM H
Underwear
for Meg
Tailored Suit 'IP
the newest mannish
'-14-85
A LADIES'
ULTRA STYLISH
Tlii is a wry special assortment of up to diXe fall
suits made in the newest tourist coot and Directorie
styles rtry stylish trimmed the newest mannish
cMhs, prttty street and dress effects
. j- i . . j
many odd sample suits in this lot
your choice at
Very Stylish Golf Skirt at 3.98
In thn correct welg-ht for fall novelty cloth, self-
trimrnea roaae in ine new pleat
ed effect many skirts in this lot
are worth up to 7.63
at
Fine Cravanette Coats at 9.98
Stylish coats that shed rain and
proteot from cold a special lot
....... .n...H n.ln.J
tyles for ltK)4. at ,
.ij fjiuiu, sen
3.98
CTj.98
Tourist Coat
A special for Thursday In the most
, popular coat for fall and win- A (JQ
ler a sensible swell coat at...
An Elegant ion; Tourist Coat
Belted backs, fashionable new novelty
aTT. 9-9
$2.00 WAISTS AT $1.25.
French flannel waists, mado In the latest style all the most f C
popular oolors, all sizes at
TWO EXTRA SPECIAL FUR BARGAINS
DOUBLE BROOK MINK SCARFS, I BIG EXTRA FULL FINE FOX
with cords, eight tails 2.98 I SCARFS 8.98
L"""'l0&" Black Petticoats at 98c
MERCERIZED LIKE BLACK SATIN
This ia the biggest petticoat bargain ever offered in
this store. Bud weather kept many shoppers from se
curing this bargain today and we announce even greater
bargains tomorrpw. These skirts are made of the finest
quality black mercerized Italian cloth, wide flounces,
accordeon pleated ruffles, cluster of tucks, etc. all
Ires thousands of them.
OMAHA WEATHER THURSDA Y-Fair.
filfTTC
Vour choice on
main floor bar
train sn-nre-
wo- $2 lO and
$3 OO at. each
OC
Thursday Millinery Specials
Stylish Street and Dre: Hats Made in our own work rooms
by experienced artists tliej are the latest and most ap
proved fall styles prettiest fall and f.50.2.50
winter trimming at A
Today we offer you a great number of our regular $10
hats at $ 5 these are some of the choicest designs $ C
would readily sell for $10 anywhere in the country, at. .O
SATURDAY IS THE BIG SALE OF
FANCY ART LINENS
These are drummers samples from a great manufacturer also beau
tiful band embroidered Japanese linens. Hundreds of the most elaborate
lunch cloths, squares, centre pieces, scarfs, etc., will be sold Saturday
far below their value.
8
1 rBWpWfc Jj
Ladles
Great Sale of Sample Suits
WE HAVE ON EXHIBITION IN ONE OF OUR
FRONT WINDOWS A FEW OF TIIE SAMPLE SUITS,
FROM A BIG PURCHASE RECENTLY MADE, IN
NEW YORK. THIS LOT INCLUDES MANY OF THE
BEST MODELS OF THIS SEASON. OUR CLEAN-UP
PURCHASE ALLOWS US TO SELL THESE SUITS AT
LITTLE MORE THAN HALF TRICE. THEY WILL BE
MARKED FROM $9.90 TO $25. Come and get first choice.
Bargain Sale Silks oi Bargain Square
250 pieces of fancy Skirt Waist Suit Silks, fancy plaids, fine
imported colored taffetas, black peaii de soie, black taf
fetas and fancy voile silks that are very cheap FQ
at $1.00 and $1.25 per yard Thursday, yard C
Dress Goods
50 pieces 52-inch black and colored mohair Sicilians, navys,
browns and grays worth $1.00 per yard, CC
for one day only JC
Handkerchief Bargain
A lot of manufacturer's sample handkerchiefs, slightly
soiled, embroidery laced and medallion trimmed A
worth 25c each, only ..1UC
Big Sale of Shams, Scarfs and Nats
100 dozen fine Swiss shams and scarfs, ruffle trimmed.
Shams are 30x30. Scarfs 18x54. Very cheap at
35c. Thursday, linen aisle, only
100 dozen pretty doylies and mats, size 12x12, worth fl A
20c, Thursday, each .... IUC
Two Rousing Sales Coming
Black Goods Sale Friday.
- Fancy Linen Sale Friday.
See particulars in Thursday evening's pacers.
Extraordinary Sale of Fine Decorated
19c
A -BANK ACCOUNT
Is a friend In need. Open an account with us and receive
four per cent interest compounded every three months.
Accounts opened for one dollar or more and little home
safes loaned free if desired.
J. L Brandeis & Sons, Bankers.
Checks on all banks cashed.
Dr. Bradbury 1506 FARNAM
I DENTIST
Teeth Extracted With
out Pain.
Fillings Os
Crewos.............S2-3e
Bridge Werk..... HM up
Plates. ,M..m.H41M up
MERCER COMPANY FILES BILL
Asks Par (or Dirt Takes from Lota
la Walaat Hill by City
Wltkoat Coaseat. .
The 8. D. Mercer company has presented
a bill of (476 to the city for 1.X7S cublo
yards of dirt alleged to have been taken
THIS J3LU &ICI.ATUIU
aCUARAMTEES)
' R0S(BQ3 i
"EVVAREOF 'JUST AS GOOiXV
Fourtoo Yoara
Simi Location
PHONE 1756
Tho most setuithr
nerves removed with
out pal&
Loom taotk wamip
aolld.
WritUa Qnsraat i
1 LaLirips Thursday Friday, Saturday
All our fine lamps will respond to make this the great
est speciaj lamp effort in Omaha's history. Every lamp in
our stock j especially marked for this stirring event. Our
lamp goods are the cream of the production of the greatest
lamp makers of America, We cannot give prices here, but
at the prevailing figures they are worth a long journey to
take advantage of.
Remember Our Sale of Fine China Plates on Monday, Oct. 24.
from its lots on Walnut hill by city em
ployes and moved across the street to fill
other lots. It Is set forth that the re
moval of the dirt damaged the Mercer lots,
besides being valued at 26 cents a yard.
The city Is asked to prohibit )he further
dlaturbance of dirt on property where per
mission is not given by the owners.- The
legal department has been asked to In
vestigate and report upon the claim.
Lace Cartalaa.
Our S Brussels curtains at t3.M a pair
should Interest you.
ORCHARD WfLHELM CARPET OO.
Diamonds and opais, Ed holm, Jeweler.
Harriaao Lleeasea.
The following marriage licenses were Is
sued up to noon October It:
Name and Residence. Age.
Benjamin VV. Coitun, Omaha 26
Lucy T. Oore, Omaha 21
Kngulbert Fieckeneteln, Omaha 44
Krani.es Teltge, Omaha. 44
Elbert FoutH, Omaha M
Georglaun Perkins, Omaha it
William J. Russell, Omaha 66
Sarah A. Church, Fremont 61
Harry A. Jacobberger, Omaha E6
Nellie N. Wise, Omaha it
William H. Kahre, Omaha a
Annie fiw&nson, Omaha Zi
William O. Chlnn, Omaha 64
Alice Maude Ward, Omuha. 2
Adam Bchoene, Cook, Neb 86
Louise liupp. Cook, Neb U
1'eter J. Chrlsteneen, Omaha, SO
Blna Ivereen, Omaha , , 26
Edwin Norton, Audubon, la...... 21
tliua Peterson, Auuubou, la U
II K. Weddina- Rings. Kdnolm, Jeweler.
LooklasT for Oatraader.
Assistant County Attorney "Weaver has
Clwd a comiilalnt of removing mortgaged
property out or Douglas oounty aguinst
Charles On lander, the aliened defaulting
musician, wlio furnished the harmony at
the Ak-Sur-llen street fair. The' charge
tust niel against Oatrandor In police court
avolvea two horns valued at a&eut
FIRE! FIREI! FIRE!!!
Ten Thoiiiind Lives Letll
Is what a crowds of boys were yelling
as they danced around a bonfire made
from a BED TICK, furnished by one of
their mothers.
Now if she had used SCHAEFER'B
SURE -DEATH there never would have
been any ten thousand or even 10 bed bugs
in mai uca uui sne man 1 reaa the
papers.
We sent a gallon of this bug annlhllator
to Ames, Nebr., today by freight and we
sena it in m V BR X .DIRECTION, evert
DAY.
Comes In Pints at 16o; Quarts 26o; Half
Gallons 60c: Gallons (Oc. Just the thing for
rnjL.ee i,in.Ari irsLi TIME or any old
time If you have a SIGN OF A BUG OF
ANY KIND IN YOUR HOUSE.
Don't forget that we started tho eut piios
drug business and are still leading the
bunch on prices. If you don't know, what
drug store things are worth Just use your
telephone Call or writs us for RIGHT
PRICES.
CUT PRICE
DRIIO 5T0RB
B. T. YATES, Pfep.
16th and Chicago fits.. Omaha, Phones T47
and 77. 24th and N.Bts.. South Omaha,
Phone No. 1. 6th Ave. and Main St., Coun
cil Bluffs, Phone tza. Ail goods delivered
In either city absolutely free.
Prices and goods that will put to
shame any similar effort In this local
ity. When we give you a bargain, It
Is a snow pure one. No half hearted
attempt at it. Nothing to deceive
you. No misleading statements. Re
member the date, Monday, Oct. 24th.
gee show windows and Bennett's ad
for further particulars.
Haviland & Co, White Limoges 17 Qr"
Ohlna Chnn Dishes A
Cut Star Footed Sherbet
Glasses, per dosen .....
Pure Lead Blown Saucer Shape
Champagne Glasses on Stem f OC
per, dosen
2.75
8
Japanese China Salt and
Pepper Shakers, each
10c
And twenty ($3.00) In
Little Green Stickers.
Rousing sale of 4-pieco Glass Table
Sets, large assortment to select from.
No cheap or shoddy goods. All nice,
bright, fire polished goods, consisting
of p.ain heavy glass, Imitation cut
patterns, crystal and gold, green and
gold, aa follows:
Covered Butter Dish,
Sugar Bowl, Creamer
and Spoon Holder,
value up to 12.60. Priced
for this sale
98c, 73c 59c. 48c
And 100 ($10.00) In Little
Green Stickers.
Plain Glass Stand Lamps, . complete
No. 2 burner, chimney oa
- and wick, for Jk
No. 1 or No. 2 Heavy Brass
Lamp Burners, each
,.4c
Good Double Wire Gas Mantles, e
each i7b
SCIIAEFER'S
Efforts are being made to locate the roam
ing musician, who is also charged with
boating most of his employes out of ttae
;ydjh, taaJAxlM M-lCsUvoi
A Choice Ladies'
R.ocker for $1.37
We limit the number to
50 for Thursday's selling.
This rocker regularly sells
for 2.25. It's made of solid
oak, golden finish and is
an exceptionally neat pat
tern. Beat is upholstered
pver cane, giving double
strength. Entire frame is
thoroughly braced Thurs
day, only
$1.57 .
UotlDIa tlreen stamna
... - pr
aii uay mursday on
All Purchases In tn
Shoe Dept.
Thursday' Sale.
Ladles' and men's felt slippers, leather
soles, worth $1.00, and twenty (2 Ou)
In lltto green stickers 5QC
Ladles' sample shoes, Goodyear welt
and turn soles, up-to-date styles,
worth up to $4. and fifty 16)
little green slickers s5.0
Men's box calf and velour calf and
vlcl kid, welt sole shoes, worth $3.60
and $4, and fifty ($6) little fy AO.
green stickers, at '0
Ladies' crochet slippers red, blue,
twenty ($2)
brown or black and
little green stickers,
at
79c
Ladles' vtrrt kid patent tip shoes,
worth $3 50, and thirty ($3) s Ar
little green slickers, at (B
1 Pn't 1
5
Grocery Department
We are leaders In the grocery business,
J and most everybody knows it
Thirty Iffl.OO 8. St H. Green Trad
ing Stamps with 3 lbs. finest f f(
Java and Mocha Coffee I.WU
Twenty ($2.00) S. H. Green Trading
Stamps with five cans Peas, Bn.
' Corn or Tomatoes..., JVl
Ten ($1.00) S. ft H. Green Trsdlng
. Stamps with pound can Ben- Ol
nett's' Baking Powder WC
Ten ($1.00) S. 4 H. Green Trading
Htamps with twy pounds )c.
Oregon Prunes L i7W
4-
Five (60c) Green Trading Stamps with
three packages Uneeda 1Rr
Biscuits .77." 10C
Ten ($1.00) 8. H. Green Trading
Stamps with ill cakes of OEp
Laundroid
Ten ($1.00) B. ft H. Green Trading
H lam pa with dosen boxes tOlr
.. Parlor Matches SJl
CANDY DEPT. Ten ($100) S. ft H.
. Green Traillns' BtamDS with
glass jar tilled with candy !Uk
NO SILVER
-1
Belter man mo graaes we carry no prices mere reason
able than ours Wo are showing a hajidsoi4e lino of
Table Stiver, Bon Bon Dishes, Fancy pleceA Souvenir
)poons and Toilet Oooda. Spend a few minutes in our
i tore. Look fur the name.
y. LINDSAY
On Sale Friday
r.tttm Tablecloths,
worth up to four
Sec f tfffc Sf. Window
TUB RELIABLE! STORK.
On Sale Friday
Pstttm 7 tblt cloths,
worth up to four
dolltrs 1 IlQ
ttch . . .
See 16m Sf. Window
9.90
4.90
9.90
In Our Cloak Department
HANDSOME TAILORED SUITS Made with long or short coa,
and lined throughout with Skinner's satin comes in 12 differ
ent styles made to sell for ?23.00
choice
118.50 Walking Suit, in Lymen's wool cheviot
plain colors and fancy mixtures, at
15 Tailor Suits, newest styles and great variety of
fabrics, very special value at
f 20 Coats, in either tourist or blucher stylos, satin If Qf
lined great snap at I'tiuU
flO coats, in tan, black or brown zibelines and kerseys, with
belted back and panne velvet trimmings special P fl 0
t OiOO
Women's Skirts, in voiles, broadcloths, silks, serges, Q Q fl
cravenettes, etc., well worth $15.00 choice UlUll
Walking Skirts, in fancy mixtures and plain col- 1 QQ
ors, with pleated bottom, an immense line at. TUU
?4.00 quality Rainy-Day Skirt at........ ...2.98
Women's Waists, a handsome line in great variety of up-to-date
styles and fabrics, at $2.98, $2.50, $1.98, $1.50 and 98c,
$7 Silk Underskirts at. .$3.93 $5.00 Children's Coats at. .$2.98
9 till 10 a. m. Flannellette Dressing Sacques at ..,.. ,29c
9:30 till 10:30 a. m. Flannellette Wrapers at 390
MANUFACTURER'S STOCK OF FURS NOW ON SALE
We are offering wonderful bargains in all grades and styles of
fine furs. -
Thursday Grocery Specials
l-pound can new packed Tomatoes 6c
3-pound can new parked Pumpkin 6o
8-pound can new packed Hominy 60
1- pound can new packed Squash 6a
S-pound enn new packed Butter Beans. 6c
3-pound can new packed Corn 6c
t-pound can new packed String Beans.. 6c
2- pound can new packed White Wax
Beans 60
20 lbs. pure cane Granulated Sugar ....$1.00
1-quart can best Syrup 7 He
New Evaporated Apples, lb TSo
New Evaporated Blackberries, lb 7Vw
Egg-O-See TMks
Force Ihto
X-Cello 7Vio
Klin dried Oatmeal, lb So
Quail Oats, 3-!b. pkg 60
Morgan's Sapollo 60
4-pound package Gold Dust ISo
Pearline, pkg ls
10 bars Laundry Snap, all brands 2to
uneu Marrowfat feaa, id
New Japnn Klce, lb
New Tapioca, lb
New Brko, lb
New Farina, lb
Arm and Hammer Pnklng Soda
BUTTER.
Fresh, pure Separator Creamery Buttpf
received daily.
FRESH FRUIT.
Large Braslllan Cocoanuts each Bo
Fancy Mixed Nuts per pound lltyo
Fancy Persian Dates per pound ia
Fancy Seedless Lemons per dosen.... 104
Fancy Sweet Oranges per dosen lOo
Fancy Greening Apples per peck....... 15a
So
2a
So
80
2a
6a
HAVBER3 BROS.
Balduff s Bon Bons ::
Omaha Headquarters
for Pure Candies
' All of our Bon-Bons are the product of our own man
ufacture and are absolutely and unqualifiedly pure and
composed of the finest materials.
ONE POUND BOXES 60c.
BALDUFF, 1518-20 Femora St.
AN INVITATION
TO THOSE WHO HAVE NEVER DEALT WITH U8
Ws Invite your careful Investigation of our facilities and methods, assuring all
comers the same degree of service and courtesy, whether their purchase be large or
"n alOur many years experience in this branch of our business, namely, designing
and enirravlng enables us to offer to you the very best ideas of skilled workmanship
Wedding invitations, announcements, at home, church cards, visiting cards, etc. Cor
respondence In reference to samples and prices will receive the most respectful con
sideration. THE KOYER STATIONERY CO., . 220 and 222 South I6tb Street.
FOR YOUR
ANKLES and INSTEPS
TOUR ANKLES are taxed more severely
tha nany part of your body and therefore
ranniro mnn than ordinary protection.
That Nsthsa Ventilating Corset Amkle
Supports.
should be worn by
all whose occupa
tion necessitates pro
longed standing or
excessive walking,
and all who induce
In Ttaao Vtflll HOwl-
(i. ris.tr l-nwn Ten.
nls ana Aimeuo
fciinrtft of
any kind.
Mothers
should
have their
children
wpar them.
especially . ..
Infants learning to walk.
JTIces per pair-nan , si.uu; incurs, yic;
Misses', 76c; Boys', 90c; Children's, 6c.
Add 6o for mailing. When ordering state
else of shoe and smallest ankle measure.
ARH.OWIMITH ARCH DROP.
()
MADK OF. GERMAN SILVER.
Prescribed by leading physicians and or
thopedists for weak Insteps.
1-The prop will not rust.
T. I. .... -nrf anriliKV to the fOOt. A
Pl!t c'anbeTraduaUy heightened a. the
condition of the f.jot improves.
4-The finger- of the prop can be brought
against the sli of the arph with the d-
"iUi!imeThe ordinary rigid steel Insole.
It does not occupy in; VVii
of the shoe, but extends on.y to the bll
It the foot, being held In place by the
pressure of ths heel.
Sherman &f.!c Cornell Drug Go.
Prescription Pharmacists.
Cor. Mth and Dodge Streets. Omaha, NeU
F1UV71 CCJ
Stoves
iAIways
IPlease
NoAshes
No Dust
V
MOORE'S
BASE
BURNER
1904 model. Is
itrlkl nirlv
hand so m
nd resplen
dent with
ths finest
high art
nickel. It
In t.lnla
action Itheats upstairs, It heat j the
main floor, and If you wish, it will
send the ashes Inlo the tin down
celitir. No nh-s or dunt In the
par It's tne only kind that suits
particular people. It'e the easiest
stove in the world to run and,
because of the sir circulating system.
It keeps your house warm and com
fortable In the coldest weather and
gave from y, to i the coal you
have been using.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
! Poll Pes Teas,
BUY IT AND BE COMFORTABLE
4
NEBRASKA rVRNITVRE
AND CAKrLI CO.
413-415 No. 24th SU South Omaha,
Y