THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, OCTORER 25, 1004.
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TUESDAY
NOVELTY
PIN CUSHIONS
at 25c
titii.
ed llolland figures, some shaped like poppies,
etc.- pretty decorations for a toilet table
would make very pretty gifts a good time to
buy them now. Easily worth 60o and 76c all novelties at...
JAPANESE NOVELTIES at 25c
POWDER BOXES
POMADE BOXES
30AP CASES
Hair Pin Boxes, Etc.
The fine Jap.
I
tmbotiaM figures hundred of them
to choose from and every one a beau-
y on gale Tuesday worth 60c and
75c at
Fine Hand Mirrors at 45c
Very heavy French beVel glass, with rosewood or n
ebony frame in large round and oval shape -"jf-jT
the kind you always pay ?1 for at, each JLKJf
Extraordinary Basement Bargains
FOR TUESDAY.
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One big table of regular 50c and 75c men's
laundered and negligee shirts, someof
these' are slightly mussed, go at the ex
traordinary price of, each
One big table
of neat styles in
comfort calicos,
the 7ic kind
per yard
2ic
One big lot of
Columbia Shet
land wool, reg
ular prico 15 cents a
skein, in all colors
go at, a skien
2c
Ladies' Smart Box Coats 4.98
Jaunty little shprt coat with very neat- trimming well
tailored a stylish new up
JV will pro at
FEDERAL COURT JURY PANEl
Lists of Usmes Drwn for Grand and Petit
. JnVott. '
SIX ONAHA M&N ARE AMONG THE CHOSEN
Several Important Civil aad Criminal
Cases Are on Docket, So Novem
ber Term Promises te Be
1 Bear One.
The panel of the federal grand juries for
the November term of the United States
district and circuit courts were drawn by
District Clerk R C. Hoyt and United States
Jury Commissioner Tllden Monday morn-
- Omaha is represented on the Jury by
A. T. Ayers' of 402T Seward street and
Cadet Taylor, former collector of customs
for this district. On the petit Jury list
Appears the names of J. H. Evans, presi
dent of the City Steam Laundry company;
Matthew J. Greevy, broker, tit Bee building-;
W. T. Latng, editor of Country Life
In the West, and W. J. Stevens, manager
'of the Omaha Oxygenor company.
: The civil docket for this term Is an ex
ceptionally large one and will be materially
increased before the opening of the term.
.-Ties last day for tiling cases for' trial wilt
be on November i. A large number of
damage cases for personal Injury already is
noticed for trial, being mostly railroad
cases. There are three or, four injunction
esse of more or less Importance, among
'which is -that of the Nebraska Oas com
pany against the City of Omaha, to enjoin
the enforcement of certain ordinances held
to be inimical to the Interests of the plain
tin's. Much interest may be centered in hear
ings before the United' StaCea dlstrlot court
There yet remains for trial from the In
dictments found by the grand Jury during
. the W. B. Summers regime the Bartlett
'Richards cattle fencing cases, the' Colby
case and the postofflce esse against V. M.
Krwln and Postmaster Mitchell of Alma
for alleged conspiracy in the sale of stamps
'In order to increase the revenue of the
office at Alma, and the case against Elliott
Lowe, indicted for conspiracy In the Diet
rich matter.
' The session of the grand Jury will be a
busy one from the fact that no less than
three murder cases are to be Investigated,
a bout of bootlegging cases, two counterfeit
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. sne loons lorwara to the hour when she shall
feel the exquisite thrill of motherhood with indescribable dread and
tear. Every woman ghould know that the danger, pain and horror
of child-birth can bo entirely avoided by the use of Mother's Friend,
a scientific liniment for external use only, which toughens and renders
nliahla all the narta. and
aiaita niinri in its an
work. By its aid thousands 1
of women have passed this
snd without pa:u. Sold at $i.oo per
bvttlo by druggists. Our book cf priceless
value to all women sent free. Address
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SPECIALS
A sale of the prettiest hand
decorated pin cushions you eyer
saw. Thousands of daintj
things made of all shades of
silk and satin in a score of de
signs many with hand-paint
25'
ware, with raised and
25c
Ojie big lot of
remnauts mer
cerized satius in
all colors and in all
(Trades, worth up to
40o yard, go at, yard
7
2C
0
- to - date coat 4 IJR
TaaO
5c
Ladies' Tourist Coats at $3 98
Thalona loosa coats with bslted basics
that are making the big succes this
fall made of novelty cloths O Q Q
very swagger, at OeeO
Ladles' Tailored Suits at $12.50
A handsome suit la the smart clothes that are so
popular Dlrectolre, Military and 1 CA
Butcher c at styles, at ..1-WfJU
Genuine Fox Scarfs at S2.9S
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BMH! SONS
cases and several postofflce defalcation
cases.' .'
' Names for Grand Jury.
Following Is the list of the grand Jury,
which 1 dlrectedta-report for duty Mon
day,' November 11:
A. T. Ayers, 4027 Seward .street, Omaha;
J. B. Boyer. Hastings; George K. Brlgham,
Shelby; Walter Clark, Lewellen; Fred
Clark, Valley; C. L. Copp, Taylor; Joseph
W. R. Conner, Lyons; Horace Godden,
Waverly; Patrick J. Handley, 6pencer;
Joe A. Hays. Central Cltv: Charles Hendv.
North Platte; Hans C. Johnson, Harvard;
Frank Meyers, Scrlbner, R. F. D., No. 1;
naner xj. mow, riainview; unarles E.
Nelson, Waterloo; L. D. PosUe, Cedar
Rapids: Frank Pulslfer, Scrlbner; Jutttus
O. Rlchy Plattsmouth; George A. Taylor,
Friend; Cadet Taylor, Omaha; Edward P.
Thompson Lyons; Mark Sweeney, Lincoln,
2130 Washington; Jacob C. Vanier, Du Hois.
Nebraska.
Alternates: Clinton Currlg. Belvidpre;
H- H. Hart. Ponca; William Mar
shall, Weeping Water; D. T. Meeker.
Pawnee; F. C. Phillips, Lincoln; C. B.
Thompson, Auburn; E. E. Howard Edgar.
Panel for-Petlt Jarors. "
The list of petit Jbrors, who are directed
to report for duty November 16, is:
George D. Arnelt, Fremont; Charles
Atkinson, Humphrey; Jacob J. Bover Hull:
Eli B. Barton, Aurora: William E. Bishop,
coin; William H. Curson, Ord; Courtltnd
C. Cowden, Red Cloud; A. C. Dreler, McCool
Junction; William Douglas, Kuskln; K E.
Driskell, Wakefield; Charles E. Davenport
Octavla; Frank J. Davis, Weeping Water;
Justice Evanai Lyons; "J. H. Evans, Omaha;
Edward B. Everett, Lyons; John Ehlurs.
Scrlbner; Charles Ms Fisher, Gundy; George
Foster, Scrlbner; J. H. Gatls, Lyons; Joe
8. Gordon, Hartington; Mathew J. Greevy,
Hickory and Park avenue, Omaha; Mil
lard F. Harrington, Harvard; George H
Hayes, Hebron; Joseph Harsrh, Herman:
G. W. Howe. Wiener; P. Hogue, Crete;
Harry Irwin, Chadron; William E. Jakway
1 Flora park, Lincoln; John Lecronn Ken
nard; . T. Lolng, Rainge block, Omaha:
Joel B. Miller, Ashland; J. G. Monday
Auburn; J. B. Menuey, Newport; Elmer
Mannell, Craig; D. S. Mussleman, Auburn
Edward P. Nellls, Hasting!; A. R. Peery
Auburn: Joel A. Piper, 1731 D street Lin
coln; Grant Ray, Osceola: Otto Runte
meyer, Pllaer; George D. Rowland. Hol
drege; E. K. Shackelford, Allen: Will J
Stevens Omaha; E. A. Bandall, Brewster;
J. W. Shults, Bchuyler; George F. Smith
Teknmah; A. B. Scott, Franklin; William
I White, York: Michael Zwlebel. Paplllion.
NO REPORT 0F COMMITTEE
Nothing Hoard from Commercial Clnb
Mem Appointed on Eleetrle Light
Bond Matter.
Interest In the meeting of the executive
committee of -the Commercial club Tues
day noon will center in the report of the
subcommittee on electrio light matters and
the proposed Issue of bonds for the con
struction of a municipal lighting plant. It
is tiulte possible the committee will not be
It the joy ol tha household, f oi without
it no happiness can be complete. How
sweet the picture of mother and babe,
angels smile at and commend the
thoughts and aspirations of the mother
bending over the cradle. The ordeal through
which the expectant mother must pass, how
ever, is so full of danger and suffering that
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OMAHA1 WEATHER
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Wednesday is Red LetterDay
Brinf Your Book and Get Ten ($1) Little Green Slickers Free.
Premium Parlor Second Floor.
Those sensationaJ b&rains in dry
goods advertised Sunday are continued Tues
day. We especially draw your attention to
the rousing: silk bargains.
Crepe de Chine a full line of colors that are worth from $1
to $1.24 a yard of anybody's money and being sold fori
these prices In this same town at Bennett's Tuesday
And then there are the fancy allks, the 19 and 27 Inch wide
, kinds, that instead of being: sold at the prices they are worth
namely $1.50, are being sacrificed. at .. ...
Better read that ad sjalit, the more we look at It ourselves
the more barjaini we see in it ourselves.
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GROCERY
The
$1 worth of Green Trading Stumps
with three-ponnd can
Clam Chowder ,..UC
$1 worth of Green Trading Stamps
with three-pound can Lib- A
vby's Soups, ussorted aJt
fl worth of Green Trading Stamp
with pound can Bennett's T)
Capitol Baklnjy Towder. .
FREE FOR TUB GIKL.S
A STERLING SILVER THIMBLE
One that would cost you 25o
free with Ave one-pound pack
ages Bennett's Capitol Coffee you
take orders for. Trice, "J fin
per pound r. .. OC
CANDY DEPT.
Vanilla Chocolate Creams, ff.
pound V
rnnn TV DI17C fAIfPC
a UUUU 111 1 liwi wnuuwf
SNONESUCHPIINCE MEAT!
la 2-Pie 10c Packages with List of
I
ready to report, however, and that an
extension of time may be asked. A call
for a meeting of the subcommittee Satur
day failed to bring out but one member
and there were no indications of a meeting
in the club rooms Monday.
CLAIM CHECKS HEREAFTER
Nw Sjstem of Identifying Baggage la
Adopted by the Union Sta
tion. The Union station has adopted the sys
teai of giving claim checks for baggage.
Several hundred of the new checks were re
ceived at the depot Monday and here
after any person who sends a trunk or
other piece of luggage to the depot will
receive a check. Formerly It was the cus
tom to lot the paasenger pick out his or
her own baggage. While no baggage has
been lost at the depot in this way several
times passengers have been put to consid
erable inconvenience by people who made
s mistake by claiming the wrong trunk.
One of the baggage men said:
"Heretofore we had to depend on the
honesty of the pasaenger. Of course there
was always the danger that someone would
claim a valuable trunk, but the person
knows the value of his- own trunk and he
isn't sure about the other one. A person
who gets the wrong trunk can easily be
traced, but it is the Inconvenience of the
thing that counts. I recall one time where
a party called for the wrong trunk and it
was six months before we got track of it.
The party had put it in the attio and did
not discover his mistake until the next
spring. Then there was a howl. When
people get the wrong piece of luggage they
are pretty apt to make a noise when the
mistake is discovered."
FUNERAL 0FJP. J. REILLY
SerTlces Held at Holy Family Charch
and Borlal at Holy Bepalcaer
Cemetery,
The funeral of P. J. Rellly was largely at
tended Monday morning. The remalus were
taken from the late residence, 821 North
Sixteenth street, at S:90 to the Holy Family
Cathollo church, where Father FlUpatrlck
said mass at o'clock. Interment was
made fet the Holy Sepulchre cemetery be
side Mr. Rcllly's daughter, who died In
Omaha fourteen years ago. The pallbear
ers were: John McGorry and P. O'Malley
from the Emmet Monument association,
Patrick C. Duffry and Morris Kane, repre
senting the Knights of Columbus; Thomas
Balfe, John Rose, Edward Qulnn and J. J.
Conlon, friends of the family, and W. B.
Rutherford and J. I Holton, members of
the Muster Painters' association. Forty of
the Kuights or Columbus met at the home
and escorted the remains to the church in
a body. Father Fitspatrlck Concluded the
rites at the grave,
REPORT Tuesday Fair.
IpJ- JL.J JflSBI
59c
85 c
The Stove to Buy
The PENINSULAR
Base Burner or Range
The greatest variety of
styles and sizes in the city all ac
popular prices what you want you
can find in the Peninsular line.
Base Burners up from...... 24.00
Heaters up from . . . 3.25
Steel Ranges up from. ...... 26.50
Look over our Hue before
you buy.
Che.5 Place to Buy Your Table
Products for Lowest Prices,
BUTTER DEPT.
Headquarters for Best Butters.
Bennett's Capitol Creamery, Or
pound cV
Fresh Country Butter, - Ar
nminrl - SW
Bulk Mince Meat, ;
pound
Sour Pfckles, ' -
dozen
,124c
.... 5c
50c worth of Green Trading Stamp
with dozen Dill lr.
Pickles Ia.W
See the bi; window 'display.
Periiisular Stoves and rianges in
Harney street window, o Jt better
still, visit basement for closer 'In
spection. t
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PUDDINGS AND COOKIES i
Valuta Premiums. Suimi
i aai aas ass asa a-s aas sa3
OSBORNE GOES TO WAYNE
Pastor of Sopthnest Chapel Formally
Transferred to the Presbytery '
at Wayne.
The Presbyterian ministers of the city
met at the Toung Men's Christian asso
ciation Monday morning and officially trans
ferred Rev. T. C. Osborne from the pas
torate of ' the Southwest chapel to the
church of Wayne , in the- Niabrara pres
bytery, where he had been formally called.
Messrs. Woodard, a sophomore of Belle
vue college, and MJttenberger, a seminary
student, were taken under charge of the
local ministry.
Rev. Mr. Osborne was a student at the
Omuha seminary, and pastor of the South
west chapel during his course. His suc
cessor at the looal church, which Is a
mission of the First Presbyterian, has not
been named.
Marrlaare Licensee.
The following, marriage licenses were Is
sued up to noui October U.
Name and Residence. ' Age.
Gilbert M. Coats, Omaha 23
ttva Kent, Omaha 20
Joseph V. Hlnchman, Blair 68
Hannah Faber, Blair 42
Cyrus A. Dunn, South Omaha 28
Nettie Smith,, South Omaha., 39
Adam Kahr, 'Philadelphia..:. S3
Frances W. Seibert, Chicago , 23
.11 K. Wedding Rings. Edholm, Jeweler.
Births and Deaths.
The following births and deaths were re
corded in the ofllce of the Board of Health
up to noon October 2t:
Births Edkucera, 122 South Fifteenth,
boy; Andiew Oebou, 2S24 North Twenty
ninth, iKjy; Arthur Sharkley, 2420 Hamilton,
girl; Charles W. Mesger, 2418 South Nine
teenth, boy j Somalia Dorsey, 3643 Parker,
boy; William Lamoth, 293M'i Martha, boy;
David Wells, 2412 Dodge, girl.
Deaths Alfred Hanson, 2432 South Twen
tieth avenue. 41.
The LIEBIO Company glr all their
energies to Extrset of Beet, from
raising cattle to poctinr ths extract. That
la why theirs bas baea for "forty years
the first," and why It Is ths only one
Imitated by Infringers, who copy Jar and
labels, call their stuff "Liebig's"! sad
area counterfeit the this signature. ,
Tha mntante of ths iars howerer, can-
Dot be imitated or gualUfi be aura you
get tha real "Ueblg Company's."
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TAILOR
W. O- JERRE MS, Pres.
209211 5. 15th Street.
Merit and
Moderate Prices
NICOLL'S Tailoring Is an
chored to these. Large buy
ing and selling for cash
wide assortment superior work
manship and a
moderate profit on
the lowest cot
Thirty-five years
.ve've been tested
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la n d prow ins
till we've raised
Nlcoll'8 name to
the top for first
class Tnlloriug in
nearly every prin
cipal city lu Amer
ica. Many imitate a
lew follow but Nlcoll leads
and comparatively there is no
second. ,
Trousers $5 to $12. ,
Suits $20 to $30.
Ve have several hundreds
styles of Scotch and English
cheviots Imported by us
many of these fabrics made es
pecially for us and not to be had
elsewhere. '
You'll find all the newest styles
and colorings at NIcoll's. Else
where, you'll pay more for not
so good.
FRED PAFFEN8 ATM. Mgr.
$3 Welt Shoes .
for Women
A Box Calf, Velour, Calf, Ideal Kid,
Vlcl Kid, or patent leather either
lace or button.
Do not think that this Is an ordinary
13 shoe we know that for one quality
a m aronrt vnu Iuiva nnM13fW) and vn
H $4. Our advantage is in the saving
we make In expense of selling that
saving we put in the quality of the
shoe, and you get the benefit.
We give you your money back If
you're not satisfied with our shoes.
Drexel Shoe Go.
1419 FARNAU STREET,
Omaha's Up-to-Dati Shot Horn
ASK FOR OUR FREE CATALOGUE.
Wo do Glazing.
'Phono our Paint Dep't
3425.
MYERS-DILLON DRUG GO.
' 4(6 Haney.
80 Per Cent
Srmr' efthacsaes ef pea
Slcltla are da te can.
gestae bowels, sad ths
fenaatloa ef alvlae
e I e a . Shrader's
evaporated Fig Pew
t asr abaolataly pra-
vcate appendicitis by
,7 .aaplng th bowels la
,- 4 seataral healthy cea
Fig Powder
Trial slat. Ma. Saapla rna. Larae stie, SW.
Sherman & McConnell Drug Co
Omaha. Dlatributera.
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TUESDAY
A DAY
OF GREAT
BARGAINS
THE MKLfaBLBl STORK.
AXMINSTER DAY
Wednesday, October 26, at Hayden Bros
Peldmont and Smith Carpet Mills Surplus Stock
at Half Regular Prices.
TWT OREAT PURCHASE INCLUDES
CARFET8. WITH OR WITHOUT BORDERS. ALL PERFECT IN
STYLE, QUALITY AND DESIGN REGULAR PRICK $1.26 TO
12.00 A YARD YOUR CHOICE NOW, -
YARD
stnrii win h rndv for vour Kplertlnn-a . m.. Wednesday, October 26.
rrsprved 'ln three-quarter Axmlnsters.
tunity like this only comes once. Make your selecltons early.
If you do not need the goods now make a partial payment and we will hold them
for you. '
Wool Dress Goods Sale
From 2tokP. M. Tuesday We Will Sell Goods Worth up
to $2.50 at 39c.
50-lnch All Wool Scotch Mixtures. M-lnch
64-lnch Broadcloths. 48-Inch Novelties. Black and Colored Evening
Shades worth up to $1.98; Mohairs, Sicilians and other goods, worth up
to $2.50 yard only one pattern to a customer length from SVs to S
yards, at, yard
No dealers sold on this sale.
Interesting Grocery Price Quotations
WATCH OUR ADS. THERE'S MONEY IN IT FOR YOU. MANY DOLLARS
SAVED BY BUYING AT HAYDEN'S. Fresh, new goods at lowest prices. Vege
tables are fine in quality and the crop so abundant that prices are lower than ever
before.
I
New Evaporated Blackberries, lb 7He i Pearllne, pkg Jo
New California Raisins, very fine, lb... 5c 4-pound package Gold Dust loo
New Kvaporated Applee, lb THc t-pound can new Pumpkin 6c
New California Prunes, lb SVic 3-pound can new Hominy 6o
New Currants, lb 6V1C 1-pound can new packed Tomatoes...... Bo
Ryrup, quart 7ftc 2-pound can new parked Corn 6o
Ji lbs. nuro Cane Granulated Sugar for.tl.00 2-pound can new packed String Beans.. 6a
Yonst Foam, pkg 2c New kiln dried Cornmeal, lb 2o
Kiln Dried Oatmeal, lb 2c I All Sweet Cookies worth 15c to 20o OCn
10 bars all brands of Laundry Soap 25c pound in this sals i pounds for
In Crockery Department
High grade Imported fancy Decorated China. These goods sell regularly at On
from 25c to 11.60 per article. Choice Tuesday,' each ,w
-2 A YD Eft BROS.
I ir L a saari r liX-esmmalBwa- n aaai mrm ffrfi BT I Bis 'raw''-; w MV 'Ssw ' ? kv.
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Right m Front of the Elevator
A very handsome suite of two rooms, suite C04, Immediately In
front of the elevator Is vacant It Is one of the most desirable suites in
The Bee Building
Hardwood floors and finish, electric lights, running water. Faces
Farnatn street a private office and a waiting room, or work room.
Kent $30 per month.
R. C. Peters Co.,
, RENTAL AQENTS, .
N GROUND FLOOR BEE BUILDING."
Selected by the
Government
. To carry the United States
Overland Mail across the Conti
nent on account ot its being the best
and most direct line.
UNION
204 Miles Shorter to Salt Lake City
278 Miles Shorter to San Francisco
358 Miles Shorter to Portland
VIA OMAHA THAN ANY OTHER LINE.
ELECTRIC LIGHTED TRAINS DAILY
Inquire ol
Cltr Ticket Office,
Stops itching- of
CjOING'I. GOING-1! GQNEIU.
HEBPIODE WIL JAYETT HERPICIDC
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Ths trig sal Icaidr (bit "H u tat DjiJr.fr Gira."
Quits Houlj -Quite Attridlri.
The woman with homely features will
ftot lack attractiveness If her head IS
crowned with an abundance of bjautu
k.ir R.it on i ha other hand, tne
kVaf Staraa, II VS. Mas SK. iusii, w acariviuE . a, ikks., nr s ssi.
SI1ERA1A1N & MsCOINELL DIIUQ CO.. paclal Asjrcnta.
APPLICATIONS AT PROMINENT BARBER SHOPS.
YOUNG MEN
Fai-l a little better about It when the
f asement rlnf of us. fl'he
iav tlieui liolil J0 to
tlsu hsve a nh'e line or oiner stones, not so expensive
aiplilr'S. o),il, Cuniuolnu tii. 17 and up. rJoenJ a
tw minutes in our stum. took for the name. ,
S. W. LINpSAY. Jeweler,
Isle Douglas St. -
TUESDAY
A DAY
OF GREAT
BARGAINS
OVER 10.000 TARPS OF AXM1NSTER
87k
Nothing
See our Sixteenth street window.
An oppor-
All Wool Zlbellnes, M-tnch Tenier Suitings,
39c
PACIFIC
is
12 Hours Quicker to Sail Lsks City
16 Hours Quicker to San Francisco
16 Hours Quicker to Portland
1824 Paraam Stv
'Phone 816.
tha scalp Instantly.
WILL WE IT TOO LATE FOR nCBPluBc
i hnt-i con lour i i.aiu .oses
much of Its attiactlveuess If the hair
Is scanty or looks diseased. Tha dan
druff microbe taues dull, brittle or
luatreless hair and later dandruff, Itch,
ing scalp and falling hair. Newbro's
Herplclda destroys this enemy of
beauty and permits the ha'- to grow
as nature intended. A dllli ntful bMr
dreaalng. Gives wonderful results. No
oil or dye.
ey buy their en-
diamond Is ulwuya rlsht. We
to SM to ti5 and up. We
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