THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: PAT UK DAY. FKHUtTAKY 11, 190..
Unquestionable Bargain Opportunities in Every Department Saturday. Come Early
Drug Dept. Specials
Balb Hjrlng-es 2ie
4711 Glycerin 8onp, rnke lie
Colft-nt' English Process Ronp, rake.... 8c
Eastman's Talcum, bottle He
Colgate's Talcum, bottle ISe
Dr. fltuarfs DuUanDillc and Cucumber
. Soap, box ' 12c
Foumart lie Tooth rasta 17c
Eutbymol Tooth Fsate 17c
China Dept. Specials
OPKN BTOCK DECORATED DINNER
WARE Cups and Sancpm, Covered
Dlshrs, Vegetable Dlsbo, Oatmeals, all
slgps of riates. etc Choice
Saturday, each
5c
DECORATED CHINA- rLATES-Frencb,
Austrian and German China (roods In this
line, worth up to $1.00 to close out at
once choice J
'. Saturday, each iC
rn
LIU
THE RELIABLE STORE.
Three Hosiery Specials
LADIES' WOOL HOSE In gray and
Mack, worth up to 8tc, C
at I JC
ladles' IiAce, Lisle and Embroidered Hose,
worth 5tc and 73c, C
nt J DC
Three pair for $1.00.
BOYS' F.ICYCLE HOSE Ileary wool or
cotton fleeced regular !i3c Tl
quality, seclal, at , ..Is2C
Special Announcement
We ore now prepared to fill nil
Doctor's Proscriptions and Family
Receipts with the greatest accuracy
and despatch. Competent Register
ed Pharmacists will always fill your
prescriptions.
OUR MOTTO "No Substitution;
Reasonable Prices."
In Ladies' Furnishings
We are offering unequalled values In Winter Garment. You'll always find
out stork the most complete and our prices the lowest of any house In ttaa
country. Saturday's offerings are very extra special values.
85c VTXTR AND FANTS Heavy
ribbed, great bargain,
75c VE?TS AND FANTS Heavy
ribbed, exceptional value, 3J)c
50c AND 75c COMBINATION 8TJIT8
heavy ribbed, for ladles and TQ
mIssm, special, at rC
LADIES' UNION SUITS Extra heavy,
open down the front, ' 7 C n
worth $1.50, at.. .'. JC
VESTS AND PANTS Fleece lined, for
boys and girls, worth J?
double the price, at, 25c and. ,.1JC
60c AND 75c JERSEY KNIT UNDER
WEAR Special, 1Q
at, 80c and ' 1C
Wonderful Bargains Saturday
. In Our Great Cloak Department.!
GREATEST BARGAINS IN CHILDREN'S WINTER
COATS AND SUITS and Women's .'WjChter Coats,
Waists and Skirts evei known In Omaha.
Choice of any Chllds' Coot In the bouse, many that sold
from $8.N to $12.00 all wonderful 1 Pj
bargains Saturday JmD3
125 Children's Ixmg Coats. In ages' 2 to 14 years, good
styles and colors your choice t flfl
Saturday l.UU
175 dotn Women's WajHts, purchased by our New York
' buyer from Max Roth & Co. at a small fraction of
their real value. They come In Venting, Flannels,
Albatross and Nun's Veilings. In orded to dispose of
them quickly we have divided them for Saturday's
'. 95c-69c25c
LADIES' WINTER COATS-Your choice of any gar
niont In the house, no matter what the it OH
former selling price, at 0U
ladles' Winter Coats. In great variety
of color and material, garments worth
up to $12.00, M Qf
choice sr."J
Ladies' Winter Coats, that sold up to
$0.00. choice 1 C. C
Saturday , JD
Odds and ends of broken lines In Ladles'
Winter Coats your choice . f f t
Saturday l.JU
Children's Winter Dreswoa an immense
line of pretty, stylish and well mude
garments. In great variety of fabric
and color, handsomely trimmed In
lacea or taffeta,. regular $2.50 to $7.00
values, divided Into J M Q f f
2 lot. Saturday, at.. ..I.rO-V DC
WOMEN'S SKIRTS-Our sales of
women's skirts has been Immense dur
ing the past season but -we are deter
mined to double our sales for the next
two weeks, and In order to do so will
sell:
Men's Hats Saturday StfSt
117E have purchased from the Martin-Cott
" Hat Co, at a great bargain Their Un
damaged Hat Stock and we will place the
entire line on sale beginning Saturday, Febru
ary 11th. at prices which, quality considered,
have never had an equal.
No antiquated styles, water soaked, revamp
ed, milldewed or unsightly stuff in the line,
but all of these goods are New, Bright, Clean,
Up-tO-Date Stock. All the newest styles for
spring wear in both stiff and soft felts.
fln Opportunity of a Lifetime -:- Come
Men's and Children's
Ldfc in great
II did variety of
styles, choice Satur
day 25c I0c
All $2.00 and $2.50
Felt Hats
From the Mart'n.
Cott stock -p 0
choice 6 L
All $2.75 to $3.00
Felt Hats
From the Martin - Cott
stock choice Saturday
75c a 1.00
Saturday.
AN IMMENSE LINE OF CAPS worth up to 0c
choice
Early Saturday
Swellest Spring Styles
Men's Ft HatS
From the Martin-Cott
stock, worth 13.00 and
13.50 r
choice It JU
10c
In Men's Furnishings
You will find the best values here. You can save many dollars by closely
wntchlng our ads and taking advantage of the wonderful bargain offerings. For
Saturday we are showing:
$1.00 WOOL UNDERSHIRTS
DRAWERS All sizes,
wonderful values, at
AND
50c
75c TO $l.BO SWEATER S For men
and boys. In heavy cotton and part
wool, great snap,
at, 40c and , . . . .
25c
MEN'S HOSE Heavy . neece lined
worth double the price, f i
at, 12c and 1UC
$1.00 MEN'S SHIRTS Good patterns,
all sizes, slightly soiled,
at, 40c and C
50c MEN'S UNDERSHIRTS Heavy
fleece lined, wonderful f Q
values, at 1C
JERSBT TOP SHIRTS For men and
boys, very heavy, worth 50c and
75c. at 80c
and
25c
$4.00 Women's Skirts,
at
$tl.00 Women 'a Skirts,
at ,
$8.00 and $10.00 Women's
Skirts, at ,
1.98
2.98
4.98
EARLY SHOTTING
INDUCEMENTS.
From 8 till 9 a. m.
Women's Wrappers, at
from 8:80 till 11:30 a. m. IOC
$10 and $12 Cloth Capes, at.. Zt.JD
From 9 till 10 a. m. $1.00 Black Tfl
Snteen Underskirts, at .,. . . . t . JC
29c
Big Sheet Music Sale
VOCAL
Mil-
i . i . . . - , . ( : .. . " " I ... . . J ia mUB
n id ivmiw, inMni im h. i.riii i't. . . i ,. .
j . i. .... .1. 1 wnjr mo Aiunir : HarK
1 usiumor one was From Missouri"; "Abraham": "Girl Who
Bv?Vu!;i V1'W.W".'k ""If .by T wnipossra of "Good By.. Llttl. Q rl. Oood
BiTr.'V M Bother iie"; 'Hollyhock." (big coon hit); "Don't Cry. Kails
INSTRUMKNTAL
rf.SiJ.'im.!?,iL"raM'Ai;'8' nd SMIns": ."Echoes of the Conro";
if P r! .P"0, nMo, : "Undercurrent ": "Uncle 8mmy"; "Zenith"
Bhf.h "aii-h LL T" s iulff J Fiier ".i "Merry Maiden."? "K.rama '
Ladies9 and Children's Golf Gloves
And MitteuB Goods which regularly sell for 39c to 75c. In order
!5c-25c
to clone them out quickly Saturday, special,
nt.
UNSURPASSED CORSET VALUES
$1.00 SATIN GIRDLES In pink, blue
aud white with supporters ACn
attached, at "0
75 BATISTE TAI'E GIRDLES OQn
special, at OiC
WARNER'S RUST FROOF CORSETS,
regular $1.00 values, special 'JQ
A new line of Whalebone filled goods
' la all the newest fabrics and 1(100
models, at from $2.50 to. . -LVJ.VfW
DOUDLE BONED CORSETS for stout
figures, long hip and two sets of hose
supporters, all sises up to 30, Q fl
at.
Newest Shapes
Spring Millinery
now being shown in our
New Milliner Departmsnt
Miss Belle Knowlton,
Manager.
Optical Department
Our new LUCIDUM LENSES
fitted in newest styles of frames
and mountings at Lowest Prices
Lenses Exchanged
Repairing a Specialty
GROCERIES
The Best Goods for the Least
Read these prices:
How' GROCERIES
4-!b. sacks High Patent Minnesota
Flour
Pur Rye Flour
per eack
5 pounds best Pearl Tapioca
for ..
t poundi good Japan Rice
for
6 pounds Hominy, Sago, Barley
or Farina.
10 pounds beat kind dried Corn
meal T pounds best Rolled Oatmeal
for
S pounds Hand Picked Navy
Beans
On Time Teaat per
package
Eapollo per
bar
Pearllne per package
only
The bent Mines Meat per
package
J.49
57ic
19c
19c
...19c
...15c
...15c
...19c
.... 2c
5c
2c
5c
10 bars best Laundry Soap
tor
Qutirt cans Uolden Table Syrup
for
3-pound cans solid packed
Tomatoea .
3-uound cuns Boston Baked Beans, -
for
3-pound cans pure Apple Butter,
for
3-lb. cans Lye Hominy or Golden
Pumpkin
2-pound cans Sweet Sugar
Corn
2-pound cans Early June Peas,
lor
2-lb cans Fancy Wax, String or Lima
Beans
The best Soda, Oyster, Butter or Milk
Crackers, per puun A
X-c;io. Malta Vita, Force or Egg-O-
See. ier paokase
All regular and lie Cookies, this
mile 3 pounds for
Fancy Seeded Rnlalns per
package ,
25c
7ic
7ic
7ic
7ic
74c
74c
74c
74c
54c
74c
25c
...5c
Fancy Three-Crown Raisins,
per pound
Fancy Four-Crcwn Raisins,
per pound
Choice California Prunes,
per pound
ORANGES AND HONEY.
Fancy Highland Navel Orana-es
Fancy Colorndo White Clover Honey.
KeguiHr mc iNavei iiratiftes every
where our price, per dozen
Regular 3ic Navel Oranges every
whereour price, per dozen
Regular 25c Navel Oranges every
whereour price, per dozen
Regular 2ic Navel Ornngea every
whereour price, per dozen
Regular 18c Navel Oranges every
where our price, per dozen
8PECIAL This sale only Fancy
Colorado White Clover Honey, rack
BUTTER. BUTTER. BUTTER.
Fancy Separator Creamery Butter, Off.
per pounn t w
Omaha Headquarters for Valentines.
6c
7c
4c
and
,25c
20c
174c
15c
."12c
10c
HAVDEN BROS. HAYDEN BROS.
Valentines ISVaientines
The greatest assortment of valentines ever
shown in the west. Every possible style is
represented in this great stock.
Buster Brown Valentines Baskets of Flowers
Acrobatic Valentines ; Novelty Comic Valentines
Our Prices Are Extremely Low
Valentines-lc to 5.00-Valentines
k
Big Slaughter in Shoe Prices Saturday
Ilayden Bros, buys one of the largest stocks of shoes from an
Eastern factory ever brought to Omaha at about 1-3 regular prices
Men's, Boys' and Youths' satin and ebony calf shoes, repilar urices would be
, $1,150 and $1.75, Saturday lAQ
Women's, Misses' and Chllds'. $1.50 and $1.7B vie! kid lace and button "f fjC
shoes, broken sizes '
Child's 2-8 00c warm shoes, leather soles,
at
Child's 0-12 $1.00 oil grain lace shoes,
at .
Child's flOc felt Juliet Slippers, felt soles :
Infants' 35c pink and red soft sole lace shoes
Men's and Women's 3fc plush bath slippers
Misses' and Chllds' two buckle Arties, snow excluders,
at
! Men's and Women's $2.00 and $2.50 fine sample shoes, vlci kid, box
calf and patent leather
Closing out the entire line of Brooks Bros, fine Rochester made $3.50,
$4.00 and $4.50 shoes
Selling Are lines of the Ultra patent calf and vld kid shoes sold every
where at $3.50 ...
llust the thing for this kind of weather. Men's best quality storm calf,
$4.00 Bluchers
120 PER CENT OFF OX ALL MEN'S HEAVY SOLE STETSON SHOES.
Agents In Omaha for the celebrated STETSON, CHOSSETT and JOHN
MITCHELL shoes for Men. and the ULTRA aud G ROVER shoes for Ladles.
Twenty-six styles of the. GROVER shoes carried In 6tock.
39c
...59c
19c
79c
1.59
.2.48
.2.00
.2.98
Meat Department
Have s look. Resd and be convinced,
good bank account yearly.
Cudahy's Diamond C Hams -others
ask 12c oi'r price, per lb..
Cudahy's Rex Hams others ask
lie our price, per id
Cudahy's Rex Bacon others ssk
ISc our price, per lb
Armour's Bacon others ssk 13o
our price, per lb
Armour's Hams others ask lOHc
our Drioe. per lb
Omaha Packing Co.'s Hams-i Q?C
other, ask 10o our price, per lb....w
Morrell s Iowa Hams others ask He
lie our price, per lb.......; w
Morrell's Baoon Backs others ttkc
ask 12H4t our price, per lb
-pound pall Rex Shield or Red Seal OCKn
Lanl others ask JOc our n'lce w"
l-po: nd i all Rex Shlld or Fed Seal 42c
Ij&ra otners asa ooc our price
JOJc
...9ic
..lUc
...10c
..9ic
20 per cent saved. This would make, a
10-pound rail Rex Shield or Red Shield
bUC
or Red SMeli
3.73
6ic
.6c
.'5ic
Lard others ask II. W
our price
CO-pound pall Rex Shield
Lard others ask H 25
our price
Pork Loins,
per lb
Pork Steak, '
per lb
Spare Ribs,
per lb
ALWATS SELLING LEAF LARD.
Largest Salt Fish Department In the
Wast. Order your supplies for Lent. In
4 and H-barrel lots. Mall orders promptly
af.er.ded to.
N'S REVIEW OF TRADE
Low Tsmpertttre and 8tormi Interrupt
Traffio to tone Extent
BIG ; DEMAND FCR INTER CLOTHING
Fatvorblv, Reports. Are Reeelr4
, Irulu Kvrrjr Department of the
, lro a aid , Steel la-daatrr.
NKW TORK. Feb. 1A-K Q. Dun Co.'i
Wsekly Rvlw of Trade tomorrow will
syr
Some disturbance has been caused by the
Wmenta, but business conditions are other
wise unusually satisfactory (or the svason.
Distribution of mervliamtlse Is of liberal
proportions and the new year la fulnitliuj
anguine exprotmKms. Luw tennerature
and storms Interrupted truffle to some ex
tent, but aw'lvra(Ht business In li.svy
wearintr apparrl. overshoes and fuel. M in
ufacturlng la still tha Usi featura. eeie
cuily lu the various departments of the
Iron and steel Industry, while textile mills
nd shoe shops are well engaged.
Bom conservatism Is noted In the placing
ATHLETES
TO KEEP IN GOOD TRIM
MUST LOOK WELL TO THE
CONDITION OF THE SKIN.
TO THIS END THE BATH
SHOULD BE TAKEN WITH
HAND
S A POLIO
All Qtxtfn Mod Druggis
CMiCMtaTta-si r Mails.
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of advance orders, but this Is a favorable
symptom, Indicating the absence of reck
less operations that produce Inflated prices
and ultimately cause excessive accumula
tion of stocks, followed by the inevitable
period of retrenchment.
Favorable reports are received from al
most every department of the Iron and
steel Industry, even steel rails sharing id:
better feeling, orders on the booka now ex
ceeding l.wMtXV tuns. The advancing sea
son Is oringlug out more demand for struc
tural shapes, while specltlcationa on con
tracts for plulee keep mills busy.
Notwithstanding the firmer tone of the
raw material, several var.itiee of. cotton
Soods have been reduoed .iuiA, the market
tvelopcd much Irregularftf,'. instead ol
stimulating business aa expVcied. the con
cessions havs caused buyers to act with In
creased conservatism I'i4rchasea are still
limited to urgent requirements.
Hides have ruled fairly steady, native
steers constituting the bulk of offerings.
Arrivals of foreign dry hides are read.ly
absorbed at full prices. Business In leather
Is expanding.
Failures for the week numbered !M In thv
t'mted States, against . last year, and
!7 In Canada, compared with H a year ago.
Trade reports from branch offices of R.
O Dun St Co. at the leading citlee report
favorable condition on the whole, but the
weather has been unsatisfactory at several
points. Severe weather make business
stagnant at Dallas, but promises good agri
cultural conditions In that section. Storms
have Interrupted traffic at Chicago and
movement of grain and live stock has de
creased. Weather retards business at
Louisville. St. lunula reports a large at
tendance of buyers In the market for wear
ing apparel, and building permits are larger
than a year ago. Special excursions are
bringing country merchants In Kansas
City. Farm Implement houses are pushing
spring shipments and all manufacturei s are
busy. Ample rain has greatly Improved the
outlook in central and northern California.
Other Important points report good busi
ness. Bank exchanges exceed the first week of
f eoruary or any preceding year, though
If allowance la made for the short week
two years ago the sain over 1903 Is small.
Total exchanaea this week at a!l lead n
cities In the t'nlted States are W.5J1 STt JS4.
an Increase of J. 7 per tent compared with
in corresponding week last year.
BRADSTREET'S REVIEW Of TRADE
Sprlac Jokblwc ; Beglti t Kxsjaad
mm All Factories Are Basy.
NEW TORK. Feb. lO.-Bradsireet a to
morrow will say:
Spring Jobbing has at last begun to ex
pand, and reporta of Improvement com
from the west, northwest and far wi,
tills despite severe wiuler weather, which
Is the case of th south, aperatrd to
check the development noted last week.
Dry goods, slioa. groceries, hardware,
millinery and lumber at wholesale have all
pld better of late, and certainly In largvr
volume than at this dat a year ago,
which Utter period, however, saw some
what of a halt occurring Cold weather,
snow and sleet haw interfered with r'ver
transportation and wHh telegraph aervic
th'oughout th entire south.
iduatry remains as aotii at hereto
fore and th Iron trade confirms th best
reports heretofore made In statistics, show
ing production and consumption the
heaviest ever rervrded Collections are still
suhtrct of comphunt, apparently feeling
the effect of weather ruturitlon. dulling
retail distrtbuitun. whloli In a few lines,
however, inch aa eheea. rtibhees and heavy
wear g-coda. has been favured by t h in
cletacal weather. Mwr la stlU p Use out-
i
enally easy and a temporary check to
the heavy outgo of gold Is noted. Some
benefits from climatic conditions are noted,
likewise some drawbacks. Anthracite coal
demand has been stimulated at the east
and prices are very rlrm. The west has
taken more freely of bituminous grades,
which are reported In rather better supply
there. The labor rituatlon Is on the wnole
favorable, but the perennial unrest In the
New York building trades Is again mani
festing Itself, with grent possibilities for
future trouble. The general undertone Is
still one of undiminished confidence In a
large trade when the winter grip Is
flnaily broken nnd milder weather arrives.
Reports to Bradstreels Indicate a gain
of 6 per cent In the gross receipts of
railroads over the same month last year.
Business failures in the Cnlted State
for the week ending February S number
7 a gainst 2K Inst week. 2 In the like
week In l!Oi, 21" In 1!03. Ko In 1902 and J-M
In 1901. In Canada failures for the week
number 2ti against 3" last week and lit in
this week a year ago.
Wheat exports Including flour, for the
week ending Februarv 9 are SWT. 742 bushels
against 945.S3S bushels last week. 1.7-W.255
bushels this week last year. 2.SM.4S9 bush
els In ISMi and S.175.4.l bushels In 1M. From
July 1 to date the exports are 41.M4.K4
bushels against 10S.W7.59 bushels Inst year,
153 814.9T7 bushels In lftj and 16S.T97.ii32 bush
els In 1U.
Corn exnorts for the week are J.44).4tS
bushels against 6.30C.H3 bushels Hst week.
bushels n year ago. l,K50.17o bushels
In 19i8 and &27,3 bushels In 1M2 From
Julv 1 to date the exports of corn are
JS 592.U9 bushels against 36 47,950 bushels In
1904. 24.5K.W buahcls In 1 and Sl.ufil.S37
bushels In iM-
MORE OREGON INDICTMENTS
Foraaer District Attorney ' d
Coagressinam Blager Hermaaa
Aerased f Coasplriaiy.
FORTLAND. Ore., Feb. lO.-Ex-Vnlted
States Attorney John H. Hall was In
dicted today by the federal grand Jury
In connection with the federal land fraud
case In course of Investigation.
Tha Indictment against former Vnlted
States District Attorney Hall Is for al
leged participation In a conspiracy to pre
vent and obstruct the free passage ever
and tha free us of public land altuated
In Wheeler county. The document also
alleges that threats of violence and other
means of Intimidation were used to drive
legitimate householders already settled on
the Sand from the vicinity. Among the de
fendants named. In addition to Attorney
Hall, are Congressman Plnger Hermann.
Clark P. Loomls and nine others, all of
whom. It Is alleged, worked In the Interest
of the Butte Creek Land, Lumber gt IJv
Stock comnanj-.
A - second Indictment returned today
charges Henry Meldrum and associates
with having conspired to defraud th gov
ernment of the Celled States by false and
fraudulent surveys.
SPORTS OF A DAY.
won. Patsy Brown second, Great Mogul
third. Time: 1:42.
CON KLIN IS BILLIARD CHAMIMO
Don't quarrel with your cook. Tdk
Diner's Digester before meala. Prevents
and cure Indigestion. Wjars -IHllou Drug
Co,
I
KVEXTS ON THE HINNINQ TRACKS
Two Horace Kali . oa the tilppery
Coarse at New Orleaae.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 10. -The track
showed no Improvement today and was
verv heavy, with treacherous footing.
Bisque, in the first race, and Lady Free
Knight in the second, fell. Both horses
unu rldere escaped Injury. Baywood, wiu
tired so badly In the heavy going, could not
si md off Redman's challenge, and waa the
only beaten favorite. Results:
First race, one mile: Sexton won, Hesh
mnii second, Bannockbell third. Time:
l:5S.
Second race, one mile: Redman won. Bay
wood second. Merry Acrobat third. Time:
1:52.
"ihird race, half a mile: Filatory won.
Chief Archibald second. Blue Grass Lad
third. Time: 0:UV
Fourth race, one mile: Lampoon won.
Fits Brillar second, Bpec third. Time:
1&4H.
Filth race, six furlongs: Contentious won.
Floral Wreath second. Mary Worth thiid.
Time: 1:23.
Bixth race, one mile and seventy yards:
Knowledge won.. D.xie Lad second. Plaului
third. Time: 1:57V,.
SAN FKANCiaVO, Feb. 10. Results at
Oakland:
Fust race, six furlongs: The Volt won.
Dundreary second. Maxetta third. Time:
l-l1- .
Second race, Ave and a half furlongs: Cal
culate won. Alone evcond. Harvester 11
third. Time: 1:10V
Third raie. Ave furlongs: Adirondack won.
Taiu o'Shanter second, Bath beach third.
Time:
Fcurth race, one mile and a sixteenth:
Expedient won, Mr. Dingle second. 1'luy
Ball third. Time:
Fifth rsce. seven furlongs: Dr. Sherman
won. Hlppouax stcond. Follow Me third
Time: l.J.
Sixth race, one mile: Scherxo won. n
BUI sectmd. Northwest thud. Time: 1:43.
I HOT Sl'RINGS. Ark., Feb. lO.-Kesulls at
I Etsex lark:
rirst race. Ave and a half furlongs: The
I Captain won. Golden Age second. Temerity
third. Time: t:14.
Second race, one mile: Annie Chapman
1 won. Nuptial second, Imboden third. Time:
Third race, five furlongs: Jlfg'f wfM
I Thisbe second. Harfang tnlrd. Time: 1:15.
Fourth race, four furlongs. Busne-a
Mens stakes: Pruy Nellie won. Minna
1 Baker second. Lady Charade third, rime:
I I) My
Fifth race, stx furlongs: Ous Heydon won.
I Aden second. Mirthless third. Time: 1:42
8 xth rac. fl and a half furkr.gs: t rj
Fllllpo won. Ce'ebration second. Juvenal
laxlm thlra Time: 1 .
lA8 ANGELEjS. Feb. 10. Result at As
cot Park:
First race, three and a half furlongs: We
Girl w"n. Silver Sue second. Sandstorm
third. Time: 0 4V
Second lace, one mile: Fumlan won. Pan
Ique second. Ralph Tour.g third. Time:
1:41.
Third rai-e. Slauson course: Rublana won.
arl Gentry second. Sweet Kitty Beliairs
tlnrd. Time: 1
F -urth race. x f.rlor g. handicap: Cigar
I ight. r won, M.irttnmo- e-ond. PrlncrjiS
Tii.in'a third. Time: 1 11.
Fifth race, one mile and an eighth: Hel-r--n
won. position aecoiid. Goiden Light
third. Tim: 14.
Cutli rav, vu mll; Montaa trtm
Chicago Maa Wins Final Game
core' of aoo to 231.
CHICAGO. Fob. lO.-Charles F. Conklin
of Chicago Decame amateur billiard cham
pion of tne L'nited state by uefeating W.
Jl. Sigourney ol San Fiancisco, ma tu Zil,
In an extra match to decide the tie result
of the National Amateur Billiard tourna
ment. CoiiKlln gets the Brooklyn Eagle s
cup, emblematic of the American amateur
championship. In addition to the cup,
which Conkiin will have to win three times
at different times to be permanent pos
sessor. Jewelry valued at w goes to the
winner of the present tournament.
Conklin aio won tne prize lor the high
est run made during the tournament, tils
high mark waa 7i. Conklin and Gardner
are tied fur the individual average of I lie
tournament, each having a score of 11 3-37.
They will meet in an extra game to dc
cloe who Hhall receive tlie priAe that goes
with this honor. The so. unu prise, won by
Sigourney. is a diamond ring, valued at
o.-j. Gardner had the highest grand aver
age during the contest and Ui receive
a handsome jewel. Gardner also won the
third prise. Fourth and tit th prizes went
to Norrls of New York and x'hieshle of
Boston, respectively.
The game ton I g in between Conklin and
Slgouri.ey. whicn decided the champion
snip, lasted over three hours. Both play
ers were so deliberate and careful In their
pluying that the game grew tiresome at
tin:e. Conalln took the lead at the start
and kept it ail through the contest. Hlgour
ney played good billiards In spots only, and
seemed to weaken at critical momenta. On
several occasions luck seemed decidedly
against him when he had the position for
a good run and he failed of several easy
shots. Conklin played the more consistent
game of the two. nowever. and kept well
in the lead throughout th contest.
The following is the score of the game:
Conklin o, o. l. m, l. z, l. s. l. u, u, 6.
1 0, K 1. 3, O, 4, 6. 12. 27, 3, 0. 0. 0. 0, 1. 1, 1J,
2. . B. 14. b. V. i. U, M. 6. 1. U, 8, lu, , 4.
-AO.
High run: 31; average: 44-46.
Sigourney 2. v. u. 1, 0, 10, U, 1, 0, 2, 6. 2,
1. 2. 1. 2. 4. 2. 1. 2. 17. 3. 4t. 0, 0. 0, 2, 2, 2u,
1. 3. 0. S. , 23, 0. 1. 2. S. 1, 0, 3. 21, 0, 6. 6,
10. v. 21.
High run: : average: 6 6-45.
Wheaton, 111., during the second week of
Al'.UBt.
1 ,.e woman's amateur national champion
ship was awarded to the Morris County
Golf club, the date blng left open.
The open championship will be held dur
ing the. weei beginning September 17 at
the Myopia Hunt club.
WITH THE BOWLERS.
On the alleys of the Omaha Bowling as
sociation laat night the Woodmen of the
World won two games from the Storx Blue
Ribbons. The Woodmen bowled good,
steady tenplna and deserved their victory.
Johnson was the only man to make a 600
score. Score:
WOODMEN.
. . 1st. 2d. 3d. Total.
Johnson 204 178 223 605
Stls 200 158 133 491
MrKelvey )K3 232 15( W5
nderson 27 164 173 544
Btapenhorst 169 156 232 656
Totals 943 W7 911 741
BLUE RIBBONS.
1st. 2d. 3d. Tots
rrltsoher 167 224 188 S?9
Marble 145 153 184 484
Weber 169 146 ?H4 M9
Forscutt 122 200 128 (48
Elliott 19." i2 Ui u.i
Totals 902 907 886 J,69s
Kid Sullivan Defeat Kid Broad.
BALTIMORE, Md., Feb. 10. The seconds
of Kid Broad of Cleveland threw u; the
sponge In the tenth round of his fifteen
round bout with Kid Sullivan of Washing
ton tonight. It waa Sullivan's fight from
start to finish.
RAPID RISE0F A RIVER
Crest of Twelve-Foot ' Flood Doe
Damage to Lumber Outfit at
Bcattyvllle, Ky.
BEATTVVILLE. i.y.. Feb. 10,-The crest
of a twelve-foot rise In the Kentucky river
passed here today. Several lumber Arms
lost heavily by the brenklng of booms and
the releasing of logs. There was no loss of
life In this vicinity.
f
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GOLF ASSOCIATION
IN
SESSION ,
tiey ward G. Leavltt of Omaha Elected
Oa of th Director.
NEW YORK. Feb. 10 The l'ntrd States
Golf ass.tctatlon held Its annual meeting
at Delmonlco a tonight. 2M clubs, of
which thirtv-one were associute, being rep
resented. President Thomas of the Mor
ris County Golf club of Morrtstown pre
sided.
In following officers were elected: Pres
ident. Hansom H. Thomas. Morrtstown
Golf club. Morrtstown. N. J : vice presi
dents. Albert L. Ripley. Oakley Country
club, Boston, and Theodore Slieldon. Chi
cago Golf club; secretary. Wtillani Fellow,
Baltusrol Golf club Short II. lis N J ;
treasurer. Samuel V. Heebner. Phlladel-
fhla Cricket club; executive committee,
unlet Cl.auneey Garden City I I.) Golf
club; Herbert O lee1. Myopia Hunt
club. Hamilton. Mis.; Hey ward G. lea
Itt, luiiala Country club, and Eben M.
Bvers. Allegheny luntry cl iu.
Tn-HSiiror Heebner nTv.rt.-d a lIance U
the treasury of II 41. .in Increase of It.JU '
utrr th previous year.
The nmatur national rhampt.Mishlp was
awaruVd to Ik Chicago Gulf club of
There is no element of
speculation in the quality of
Id
Uideroof
Rye
It is good beyond compare
CHAS DENNEHY & COMPANY,
CrJdgo.
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