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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1904.
Headquarters
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Today Extraordinary Special
Head,
quarters
for Over
shoes and
Robber
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The bargains that we offer today in bobinet, fish
net and nottingham net had never before been equaled.
25c and 50c Bobinet 10c Yd
Today we offer one big lot of best
grade of bobinet, all in full
pieces, that generally sells at
25c and 5Qc, per yard, at
f OMAHA WEATHER TUESDAY FAIR. j
$ rtirf -lb-It :3 rr--Ai I
10c
Bobbinet at 2Jc Yard
One big table of short
remnants fc narrow widths
of all kinds of bnbbiuetgoes
at 2,540 per yard.
75c Bobhinet at 10c Yard
One big lot of bobbinet
remnants, these are in
white, ecru and Arab col
or, various widths s
worth 50c & 75eli jf
per yard, at, yard""
Fish Net nnd Nottingham Net at 10c Yard
One big table of white and ecru drapery fish net
and double and single fold Nottingham nets.
These would be bargains at 28o per yard we
offer a big table, at, yard
These
are suitable for ruffl
dresser scarfs and var
ous other purposes
iese
22C
10c
12ic Silkollne a.. 3c Yard
3c
We offer one big table of best grade silkoline in long mill
lengths, new and beautiful patterns, as long
as 3,000 yards last we will sell at for,
yard ,
50c Printed Hungarian Cloth for 10c Yard
We place on sale tomorrow one big table new and beautiful drapery
ticking, cretonne and Hunjtnrinn Cloth; all In new and beautl-
ful pattern-., and all In long mill length They go tomorrow II If
at, per yard ..-
100
Visit I nr
Carda for
49c
Printed While You Wait
Neat and stylUh cards for busioei and call
ing printed In latest styles type
souvenir card case FKca
100 Carda at
Main Floor
49c
100
Business
Cards for
49c
SaJe of Made-up Carpets
We have a very fine lot of handsome made-up
carpets which we now place on sale made from rem
nants and odd rolls of Axminaters, Brussels, Wiltons and
other high grade carpets. Will sell at much less than
their regular price.
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GROCERY
The moet satisfactory
place to buy the best
groceries at lowest prices.
Ten thousand pounds Pop Corn, (Ec
Tuesday's special offer, pound -'
Ten ($1.1)0) Green Trading Stamps.
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps
pound package Bennetts Cap-'Jiiir,
i ltol Coffee 6w
Twenty ($2.on) Oreen
Stamps pound Tea....
Trading ggg
Ten O1.0O) Green Trading Stamps
two founds fine Japan Rice A
at
Ten
(11.00 Green Trading
Powder.
ng
pound can Bennett s Capitol
Baking
Stamps 1
4C
Run vour eves over that
Sunday Ad aain; the mealiest
ad that appeared Sunday was
Bennett's page ad
Dry Goods, Clothing Milli
nery, Furniture, Art, Wooden
Ware, Sporting Goods and
Shoes all jood for Tuesday's,
selling, and all mail orders
touching any part of the adver
tisement received up to Wednes
day evening will be filled.
Green Trading Stamps? Sure!
Ten ($1.0n) Green Trading
Stamps dozen Dill Pickles....
10c
Pure Fruit Preserves, assorted fruits,
warranted pure fruit and sugar, JQq
CANDY
Headquarters for all the good things
Ten ($1.00) Oreen Trading Stamps
I"nd Mint Kisses, very dell- tOr
clous I5fc
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YOUR EYES
Better bring them to us before they
get worse. We guarantee perfect fit
ting glasses at money-saving pieces.
Before you buy that Range make sure you
see the PENINSULAR, jou'll buy it, and you'll
prove for yourself that it's the bast all around
Range on the market.
1 Tl''''"M8yyinitw2ll j
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PENINSULAR
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OPEN LETTER TO R.B. HOWELL
E. Eosawatsr Again Exposes the 8ballow
Msiaf the Maroons Mariner.
HIS DUPLICITY AND DECEIT UNPARALLELED
gelf-Convlcted of Prevarication smd
f Seeking Folit Himself on
the People by the Meanest
'of fabterfaarea.
MAHA, Nov. 7, 1904,-To R. B. Howell,
Candidate for Water Commissioner: You
have had the sublime assurance to address
an open letter to me, charging me with
trying to create false Impressions concern
ing yourself and your relations to the
Omaha Water company. You Insidiously
endeaver to create public sympathy by re
ferring to the recent death of your father
and denying that the deceased was an
attorney in New York connected with W.
A. Underwood, former president of the
Omaha Water company, and . now one of
the attorneys of the Omaha Water com
pany, and ' you purposely misconstrue the
accusation made by me in my former let
ter, that you Introduced the compulsory
water works purchase bill at the Instiga
tion of your father, when In fact I charged
that you Introduoed the bill In the In
terest of the company, at the Instigation
of Mr.- Underwood.
Your denial recalls the adage that an
habitual prevaricator should have a good
memory. If you will take the trouble to
reread the report of the city council com
mittee that Investigated the charges against
you while you were city engineer, you
will note this sentence:
eltOonfessed Prevaricator.
"He (R. B. Howell) testified that his
father resided In Detroit, Mich., Is a lawyer
and has been associated in the law business
with one Underwood."
The testimony taken by the committee
also showe that you were brought to
Omnia, and secured your appointment as
city engineer through. Mr. Underwood's In
fluence. You remember also,' that Mr. Un
derwood visited Omaha and held several
conference with you Just before the last
legislature assembled. Mr. Underwood was
again In Omaha two weeks ago and ap
peared as the attorney and chief witness for
the Omaha Water company before the ap
praisers. He knew about the controversy
between myself and yourself and the
charge I had made and did not deny It
when I talked to him Just before he left
for New York. , " ,
You ak why the Omaha Water company
TWADt
Specialties
of the Dorflingcr glaascraft are pre
sentation sets and pieces for table,
boudoir and decorative purposes.
UeaJeri who handle the Dor-
tUnger glass are of such standing
a to supply largo demand
tor this gift glassware, Look
a a ....
fqr the trade-mars: label.
Is working so desperately to defeat R. B.
Howell. You know as well as I do that the
owners, of the Omaha Water company are
not opposing your election, but on the
contrary, the president of that company,
Mr. Woodbury, expressed himself to me
last week before his departure for New
York, as friendly to you and your election.
It is true, however, that A. B. Hunt,
superintendent of the Omaha Water com
pany is hostile to your election, because
you tried to get his position some years
ago, and Mr. Fairfield, the manager of the
works, Is opposed to you because you are
trying to get his place now.
Stool Pig-eon for Water Company.
I now reiterate In more specific terms
that you were hired to introduce and engi
neer the passage of the compulsory water
works purchase bill at the Instance of Mr.
Underwood and In the Interest of the
water company, and I assert that the com
pany helped you to pass the bill. Had It
not been for that mischievous and vicious
legislation the city of Omaha could have
had possession of the works now by
merely exercising its right of condemna
tion under an appraisement by seven ap
praisers appointed by the mayor and coun
cil. , The city would have been in position
to have voted bonds last year to the
amount of the appraisement and If the
company refused to accept the money it
could have taken possess on and let the
company go into court to recover any ad
ditional amount It might claim.
If your mischievous and vicious com
pulsory purchase bill had not passed the
city could have brought the company to
time by serving notice upon It that it would
proceed to erect its own water works If the
company would not sell Its works at a rea
sonable price. But your vicious bill com
pelled the city to buy the werks on the
company's own term a By consenting to
pay the price agreed on by three ap
praisers the city is handouffed and yoj
nave put the handcuffs on.
Sells Oat to Kleetrlo Lighting Ho.
atopoly.
In your various screeds you prate about
your championship of municipal owner
ship, but in your eagerness to become a
factor In the negotiations for and purchase
of the water works, for which you have
had a pay roll attachment, you turn
traitor to the cause of municipal owner
ship and oppose the establishment of a
municipal light plant under false pre
tenses. You brazenly stand up and pre
tend that the issue of $500,000 of electric
light bonds would hinder the acquisition
of tke water worke, when you know the
contrary and when, moreover, everybody
In the community knows by this time that
you have become a capper for tha electric
light monopoly In exchange for Its support
and Its money. In all my political career
I have never met a man so devoid of honor
and resorting to such despicable duplicity
to foist himself Into office.
E. ROSEWATER.
It hna tricks and turns in its get-up
that make In the master-piece of stove
building. It's the standard steel range
of the world
Made of Planished Steel,
a Quick Baker
and Great Fuel Saver
The ovens are 17, 19 and 21 inches, with
eight inch tops. The oven bottom
Is made of 10 gauge steel and is riveted
through the center. It can never crack
nor warp.
Prices
up from
$26.50
W. a. JERREMS, Pres.
209-211 5 15th Street.
Don't Be a
Ready-Made Man
"THE good dressers are not
the ready made men by
any meansl There's a set
and hang
about the
"Tailored
Suit" that
you can
get only when you're meas
ured for It.
DON'T WAIT
Select your Christmas goods now, and have them laid
aside for you. Some of the goods we have: Oold brace
'ets, neck chains and lockets, watch chains. fobs and-
me of the handsomest lines of rings In the' city. Come
n and look around. Look for the name.
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler,
1516 Douglas St. ..,''.
You'll have to look at our
tailoring stock for display
of fineness.
A most generous variety
draped side by side so
that comparison and choos
ing Is made easy.
Trousers $5 to $12
Suits.... .$20 to $50
It Is In what Is called the
tailoring that the real qual
ity of a garment lies.
The sowing of the seams
the edges the pocket
points the shaping and fin
ishing. These are the points that
add cost and give quality
to properly made garments
and rhey are the particu
lars of which the average
buyer knows the least.
Have a chat with one of
our salesmen. You'll glean
some Interesting pointers
on Tailoring facts.
FRED PAFFENRATH. Mjr.
NEWBROSHERPICIDE
THE ORIGINAL remedy that "kills the Dandruff Germ."
GOING-1 GOING!! GONE !!1
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HERPICITE WILL ME IT HEEP1CIDE WILL 5S7E IT TOO LATE TOR HEHPIOUE
A Wis IV! Ai lUBE PhbTif
must have pretty hair. Beautiful locks
have a subtle charm, for the poet says,
"fair tresses man's Imperial race en
snare." Tne unpi etic and Intenoelv
real dandruff microbe makes the hair
dull, brittle and lusterless with later
dandruff, Itching scalp and falling
haJr. Newbro's Herpiciue aesuu; this
nemy of beauty and enables ths hair
to resume its natural luster and abun
dance. Almost marvelous results fol
low the use of Herplclde. An exqui
site hair dressing. Overcomes excess
ivenesa oIllnc-M and makes the hair
light and fluffy. No grease or dye.
eiops iicning instantly.
SENATOR SCOTT'S FORECAST
West Vlrsrlnla for Roosevelt and Three
Hnadred and Seventeen
Electoral Votes.
United States Senator Millard has re
ceived a personal telegram from United
States Senator Scott df West Virginia
and a warm personal friend, of Senator
Millard In which he says West Vlrg'nla
will go republican by M.OuO and that Pres.
Ident Roosevelt will have 317 votes in tha
electoral college.
."Senator Scott. It will remembered, said
Senator Millard, "was an Intimate friend of
Senator Hanna and had practical charge
of the national republican committer ork
In New Tcrk City throughout this campaign.
Senator Hanna, a short time befjr his
death, told me his friend. 8 nitor Scott,
was one of the most efficient campaign
managers In the republican party. I aUo
think no man has a better Insight Into the
political situation today than has Senator
Scott." 1 ,
Drsf Sttrit, fl .00. , Si ad Wc SUnps to HEIPCIDE CO.. 0 pt. H. Detr.1t, sVcli. for s uasls,
SHERMAN & McCONINELL DRUG CO.. Special Aaronta.
cles, has been bound from the police to the
district court on a charge of larceny from
the person. Miss Bradshaw was charged
with stealing IJU from John Christen of
Florence. It Is said Christen came from
the water works town to Omaha to see
the wheels go round and met the Brad
shaw woman. She Is said to have piloted
Christen over crags and rocks, taking his
money while he was not looking.
COPLEY DOES GOOD WORK
Enarlneer Expert Comes High, bat Is
Said to Be Worth the
Money.
I IB. Cooley, the Chicago engineer em
ployed by the city in the water works ap
praisement, returned home Saturday night
after working here three weeks. .
The bill for this service will be S2.100, as
Mr. Cooley's contract calls for 1100 a day.
This la $26 more than the appraisers cost
the days they sit, each of them receiving
$50 a day, according to agreement, of which
the city pays half and the watr company
pays half. Although Mr. Cooley comes
high. City Engineer Rosewater and other
officials at the city hall deolare his services
are worth the money.
"He has gone over the whole matter with
tremendous detail and care, and with the
benefit of hla vast technical knowledge,"
said the city engineer. "He worked every
evening until 10 and 11 o'clock, and some
times later, and put In Sundays as well.
He Is giving the city the very best work
that Is in him. His services would be
cheap at several times what they cost."
For hla labors In the summer Mr. Cooley
was given a check of Sl.OOO.
Shoes Sold to Brandeis
to turn a certain amount of
stock into money as quickly
as possible
A Boston Shoe Man
ON LINCOLN STREET
S ELKS TO
J. L. Brandeis & Sons, Omaha
14 lots Men's Shoes.
16 lots Women's Shoes.
8 lots Women's Slippers.
6 lots Boys' and Youths' Shoes.
S lots Misses' and Children's Shoes.
These 47 lots of excellent shoes will
GO ON SALE
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10
ON SBJCOND FLOOR.
For further particulars of sale see
Tuesday and Wednesday papers.
U. tlH.ANUtL.ia & BUINH,
Boston Store, Omaha.
Pilot Gets the Cargo.
"Chub" Bradnhnw of the Cimbrtdare
bold, a woman well kuown In polke clr-
Mortality Statistics.
The following births and deaths have
been reported to the Board of Health dur
ing the forty-eight hours ending at noon
Monday:
Births Charles Johnson. 2916 Cuming,
boy; Frank IX Hill. 6ol2 Cass, boy; O. L.
Wass. Sim Marcy, girl; Hpoxtak, Fourth
and William, bov; Kdward Munchoff, 937
North Twenty-fifth, bov.
Deaths Adolph Harding. 1711 Dodge, 39
Macei v. rowier. in Hriatol, monms;
InfHnt Qrlneor. 813 North Twenty-fourth
svenue. 2 months; 1'atrlck IGlllgan, 707
Hickory, (0.
SOOTHlUa SYRUP
' Baa hsssi esed by Million! of Moth. for thlr $
oUlUlroo ikiiile Taoiliiuir Joe ovur fifty Yert. C
It toutuaa the oliild. uru.ua tu ruiai alUMC
all pau. cures w il J ouiiik sad u Lbs kl
J-yiK t-WTS A BOTTLK.
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Please.
Accurate
Oven Thermometers
There U a certainty and satisfac
tion about the baking done in
Moore'a Thermometer Ranges
that is unequalled. Thousands cf
these ranges are in use and they are
especially in favor with particular
housekeepers who have a reputation
for good cooking.
You are invited to call and whether
you wish to purchase or not, we
shall be pleased to show you the
working of the thermometer, the Hing
ed Top, the Controller Damper and
the many other points in which , Jm
FfAmoore's Kanges exceii an oinere.
NEBRASKA rVRNlTTJHE
ANO CARl'tT CO.
413-415 No. 24th SL, South Omaha.
Women's $3.50
Patent Leathers 9
Why pav 14.00 for a patent leather
of the 3.00 value when you can get
for 3.S0 what others iixk 4.00 for?
The real swell shoe this winter will
be the patent leather dull top and
button Patent Colt and Ideal Kid
vamis dress toe on the new swagger
potay last suitable fr dress or street
wi r
We' have others In both welts and
turns and if you are lonklnK for the
real thing you should see the styles
we have.
Drexel Shoe Co.
1419 FARM!- STREET,
Omaha's Up-lo-Dali Snsa Ham
Write for Illustrated Catalogue.
Election Day
Only.
Handsome Udiej'
Rain Coat, Regular
912.50 Car- r4 tr,
menf, f T3U
n in
uu
THE RELIABLE STORK.
Election Day
Only.
15 Tourist Cos
In Fini Kerstf and
Satin Unid, J.50
Election Day Specials
Heavy Ribbed Hose
iw pHii cnuace i
Tuesday.... OJC
Tuesday Grocery
Specials
Finest . kiln dried California White
Oats, lb iv.
Vey fine Rice, lb
Tapioca, lb 8c
Sago, lb sc
Farina, lb 3c
Fearl Barley, lb 3 ,c
White Navy Beans, lb 3vj0
Flake Hominy, lb S'fco
Pearl Hominy, lb Zta
Fancy new California Evaporated
Beaches, lb 124c
Fancy new Oregon Peaches, lb loe
Fine new Michigan Peaches, lb 6c
4-Crown California Muscatel Rulslns,
lb 74c
3-Crown California Muscatel Kai Ins,
lb 54o
2-Crown California Muscatel RaiMns,
lb 44o
Very fine new Prunes, (small) lb 34o
New Evaporated Blackberries, lb 74a
Potted Tongue, can 4c
Deviled Tongue, can 34c
Potted Ham, can.. 34c
Deviled Ham, can S4c
10 bars Soap for 2oo
4-pound package Oold Dust 15?
Sapollo, cake 5c
Pearllne, pkg 2c
Very best (.linger Snaps, lb 84c
TEAS AND COFFEES.
Oood blend Santos Coffee, lb
Imperial Java Blend Coffee. ll
Family Java and M.,clia Coffee, lb.
Sundrled Japan Tea, lb
Fancy Young Hyson Tea, lb
Silver Leaf Japan Tea, lb.
at, yard.
BOc fancy Bilk Laces,
yard
36c fancy Silk Laces,
at, yard
. 16c
.174o
2c
. 36c
45c
Basket Fired Japan Tea, lb 4e
Fancy White Clover Honey, lb 124s
Hand Made Shetland
Floss Shawls
In black, white and fancy colors, actually
worth up to t2.0( choice ltJr
Tuesday. 98c and
25e fancy Silk Laees.
at, yard
35c Black Wool Lace,
at, yard
Men's Shirls
In Mndras, Permits. of,r,1, etc. stiff an 4
uPf WtKchT. .,:a.,.,:.?.'".v?:::::h.. .250
Great Lace and m
broidery Sale
73c WIDE EMtmOIDElUES STe YARTV-.
Wide ("or.ei ('overs, inibrold rlc of ths
very Intent designs, every piece perfect.
worm irom ooc 10 ioc yara, ' j
.19a
,.15o
,10a
,..5o
$1.60 pure Silk Ijices, In black. 90n
cream and white, at, yard ..."
Silk Ices, for family work, R
at, yard.... OU
Big Job lot 2fc and 36c Torchon Rr
Laces, at, yard
Another Great Dress
Goods Sale
From One of the Best Milts
64 and W-lnch All Wool Meltons and Vent
tlans, that sell at tl. and iJ.OO yard; 64.
inch Broadcloths, worth $1.60; 6S-inch
black heavy Meltons, worth $150 yard;
Scotch Tweeds, Baunnockburns the
preateHt of all bargains in
at, yard, 69o and
64 and 62-Inch All Wool rialds, tegular
$1.60 and $1.98 goods, in
at, yard OVO
Other bargains In the High Grade Dept.
Announcement
A tremendous stock of Voile Skirts from,
a New York manufacturer on bale Tuea
day at
Half Price
HA YD EN BROS.
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A
EDoot Vote
X
X
until you htw read tho two most
remarkable personal articles over
written during a Presidential Cam
paign. They deal with
ROOSEVELT
PARKER.
'and are by W. Dourke Cockran and
Alfred Henry Lewis In the great
November Election Number of the
Metropolitan Magazine
RIVER '
In IDAHO is a region full of advantage for
upbuildern of new homes, and rich with
opportunity for farmers and investors.
Dent roached via the
UMBO PI PACIFIC
270,000 acres of this wondorful valley recently -reclaimed
by irrigation are now open for settlement.
Take advantage of homebeekera'
Low Rates
to IDAHO and see this valley for yourself
Inquire
City Ticket Office, 1824 Far nam St.
'Phone Itlfl.
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