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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 24, 1908)
THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY. JANUARY 24,. 1908. GYPSIES APPEAR IN COURT Picturesque Scene When Caie of Two Little Girl is Heard. WILL BE RESTORED TO PARENTS Charm In Cfclldrea Say Kin ! Another Tr1 SteU Thta to Be WItn fop Ilia - - Boas. Kllena Mltrowits and Diana Jakowltx, the two little gipsy queens (or whose posses sion two large tribea of gipsies have made the trip from St. Louis to Omaha, have fought and wounded each other and have bargained back and, forth lavishly with money, were ami to the Child Bavin; In stitution yesterday by Judge Otelle In the juvenile court. The girls are to stay there only a few daya until John Mitchell, the man, who bought them, haa had time to fold his twenty tents and -steal away In accordance with the order of the police Judge made a few days ago. Mitchell, who In king of his tribe, said yesterday he was only to anxious to do this. , "Their father psy me bark my money," said Mitchell sadly. "Now I not got claim any more. I go away and leave the girls alone. My sons find wives somewhere elue." It wss a motley crowd that filled the court rooms at the trial. The nomads, finding themselves In the grip of the mysterious law of. the people who build houses and cities of brick and stone, were bewildered. All tried to talk at once and In several languages. . The mother of Ellens tapped the .Judge on the hand and made many gestures and shrugs of the shoulder In explaining the actions of Mitchell. The little girls charmed every body of their wild beauty and naivete. They were a breath of the primitive blown Into the midst of staid, law-bound society. Father In Tears. The father of Kilena. a heavy set man with heavy blHck moustache and black coarse hair and wearing earrings, could not speak English. .Once during the hear ing he wept and wiped the tears from his black eyes with a grimy hand. One of his arms was In a sling. He said Mitchell had slabbed him there. Mitchell, a tall man with long black hair, black moustache and black Bide burns was as calm as though he waa only a spectator. He speaks good Knglish. He denied that he had stabbed the father of F.IIona. Yes, he had paid $1.6:0 on condition that tho two girls should be kept and not engaged to any others than his sons for four years, thst Is, until they reachrd marrlagable age. It was merrly "engagement money," he explained. But when he wanted to leave St. Louis he feared tho girls would be married to someone else. So he took them along. The father followed. When they met at Omaha the father paid back the money and took tho girls. Mitchell said negotiations were ended and he wanted to leave town as soon as possible because the judge told him he had to. From the hearing It seemed that the morels of the gipsies are of a high order. Mitchell was horrified when someone asked lilm whether he had more than one wife and fixed an eye mildly stern on the profane Interrogator. They are Greek Catholics and part of their business In St. lula waa to get their children baptiied Mitchell explained that he has ten living children and proudly added that each has been baptised In accordance with the Oreek Catholic rites. There Is no race suicide, most of tho families numbering at least half a dosen children. MASONS ELECT OFFICERS Twa Dwparliarmts of ttaV Lodge . Meet and Traataet Routine Business. The annual -meeting of the Nebraska Veteran Free Masons was held In Masonic temple Thursday afternoon. Several vet eran members of the craft not hitherto belonging were elected' to membership. These were elected officers; ' President, Major Bradner P. Slnughter: first vice president. Oustave Anderson, Omaha; second vice president. M. R. Hope well. Tekamah; third vice president Samuel P. Davidson, Tecumseh; fourth vice presi dent, Henry K. Palmer, Omaha; fifth vice president, Robert E. French. Kearney; treasurer, Thoinaa A. Crelgh, Omaha: secretary, Francis K White; stewards, Theodore F. I-wis, Cadet Taylor and Fred W. glmpeon. Omaha. The shareholders of the Masonic Home met In annual session In Masonic temple Thursday afternoon for the election of trustees and officers for the new year. The meeting was the largest ever held by tho shareholders, over forty being present. Reports showed the institution to be In a prosperous condition. Some changes were recommended made In tho rules and regu lations' to admit members . of the Order or the Eastern Star to the homo. These were elected trustees: Oman J. King of Lincoln, Samuel P. Davidson of Tecumseh, Charles J. Phelps of Schuyler and Bradner D. Slaughter of Omaha. The board of trustees organlzod by elect ing these officers: President, Oman J. King of Lincoln; first vice president. Samuel 11. Whether of Omaha; second vl-e president. Samuel P. Davidson of Tecumseh; 'treasurer. Charles K. Coutant of Omaha; secretary, Francis Ifi. White of Omaha. Special Aaaaaucessent Hegardlng (ha .National Pare Food and Drag; Law We are pleased to announce that Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs, colds and lung troubles Is not affected by the national pure. food and drug law, aa it contains no opiates or other harmful drugs, and we recommend it as a safe remedy for chil dren and adulta... All druggists. GALLING MATRIMONIAL YOKES Three Cecities Keek to fcnd Sorrows Caae by Can a let lag Tent f perameats. Thro mtsmated couples awked the dis trict court' for relief yesterday. Ger trude Qulnn alleged that James Quinn, whom she married In Omaha, November 17. ISM. cursed, abused and choked her and tint on January 10, lsos, when she refused .to sign a chattel mortgage he told her to leave their homo. 8 he asks for $1,600 alimony. An Injunction was Issued to prevent him from selling the household goods in their homo. Herman R. Huelle says Jennie F. Huelle treated him cruelly, had him cast Into prison oit one occasion, upbraided him In public- and never listened -to nor acted on his counsel. They were wedded In Brooklyn. September S, 1904. Augusta M. HHI alleges nonsupport sgainst Clyde K. Hill, who married her May S. 1907, In Beatrice. Sho aska the restoration of her maiden name. Augusta M. Jorgertsen. A Life Problem Sulved by that great health tonic. Klectrlc Bitters. Is the enrichment of poor, thin blood, and strengthening the weak. tK Sold by Bea ton Drug Co. A Daring Kr4 M ltaont Daaht. A visit to the roller link this week will prove what can be accomplished on roller skates. Prof. H. D Silvia's skating can aurely bo termed "poetry of motion," end bis "slide or death" can only be appro rlated by being ven; we do not ruggest trytJig'U. We can understand how easy It would be to slide down the board as used to slide down the cellar door years ago. but standing erect and sliding C2EI?uTOAuv3T PAY AT Thousands of yards f the most desirable goods in odd lots and remnants, must be sold at once Read these astonishing bargain offers f.nnnMnns 1 C, S r. -... Diggcst and Dcst Bargains Ever Offered in NEW WASH GOODS IN OUR GREAT BASEMENT The- pranrlcat lot hlffh rout mixed silk no vcl t ten I ni ported poplins, 1 silk mons"lln", silk mulls, imrtnrtpd voile, etc., in stripe, checks. plakls, dots and every shade tlowlrahle for evening wear. Including hlack and white, richest awso shown In Omaha worth three times the nl evening wear, ortrnent ever I nle price, yard I Mercerized White Poplin Waistlng comes In waist length new lot equal to the 25c kind, at, yard The finest double fold sateens, in black and all plain colors is now here light, me-' dlum and heavy grades, 35c values, yd . . 4S ' Inch wide Persian Uwn, useful lengths, a rare bargains and f g a remarkable llfC value, at, yard . . . 15c 15c 5,000 yards checked Apron Gingham, fac tory lengths, I at, yard JC India LInon that is worth ,15c yard, will be sold in rem- f nants, at, yd. . . DC Mill lengths checked and striped Scotch Cloth fine quality, like the Imported ginghams in short mill lengths, r . ...sJC at, yard 40-lnch wide Victoria Lawns, sold from the bolt, at, per yard .lit Mill lengths black and plain colored sateens that are cheap when sold at 15c a yard, at, yard,.., 5c Splendid quality, soft finished long cloth. will go at, yard 10c 36 Inches wide French Percales light styles for waists and dresses, will go on sale at, per yard 10c Various grades yard wide bleach ed muslin and cambrics lengths up to 12 yards special j bargain, at, yard DC '4 5 k EVERY 8 time: 4 iJMInMrt.mil L6mLU m. 3 i . n 1 l i l M WW J 1 1 A 1 1 I f ,r M With the coming- at last of snappy weather we are the more eager to encourage business by offering snappier bargains than ever. llargatn Friday Is an institution with us and with you. We especially direct your attention to the superlative values offered In silks Mid dress goods Friday. WATCH BARGAIN TABLES One lot of Fancy Silks, 44-inch black Silk Grenadines, a great bargain, Friday. . . . . 1SC C0c all wool Albatross, best grade, all colors, also wide 19.1a open woven voile, yard.. 12' Dress Goods, worth up to 85c and tl.OO, on Bale In all 9C lengths, per yard uvC THESE GOODS CAN BE MATCHED FOR WHOLE DRESSES OR SKIRT LENGTHS. :: : : :: DOMESTICS 12Hc and !e Flannel ette for 6o Good heavy Outing Flun nel for 3HiO Bleached Muslin, a pret ty good quality, a rare bargain . , 3Ho 12 'c and 10c Outing Flannels, now ... 70 Extra heavy large Sheets bleached, a rare lHr- , ftaln, Friday, bach 600 Cotton Hatting, pure white, per roll 5o 3fc and 40c lin ings, mercerised sateens, heath erbloom, spun gloss, remnants of all kinds, limited quantity to clone out, at per yard 8c BARGAINS IN PLATES Bread and Butter Plates, Odd Rail Plates, Chop Plates and Fancy Plates bargain sale Friday. IN DRAPERY SECTION FRIDAY 6,000 yards of new spring curtain swIss, In white and colors, regular price 20c a yard, go at, per yard . . . . 10c 3,000 yards of very flno Imported cre tonne all new spring goods, worth up to 40c yard, at, yard 19c Full size high grade scrim and snow flake curtains worth up to $4.00 a pair all at one price, each 59c FROM OUR JANUARY LINEN SALE Long remnants 54 lnch Table Padding, worth up I P f at,7yaVd..I5-25C 24-Inch Red Cross Cotton Diaper 10 yd bolt, worth rf $1, at, bolt DJC IN THE BASEMENT Large size bleached hemmed Turkish tow els, worth 15c, j 1 at, each ..... Hemmed Crochet Bed fepreads full size, worth 1.25, at, each . . . 75c All linen 72-lnch Bleached Satin Table Damask, worth worth f f , yd JUC 86c yd, at Good quality Cotton Twilled Toweling will go at, 1 per yard .... JjC DRESS GOODS REMNANTS Newest 50c spring dress goods from a N. Y." manufacturer at half price pretty broken checks, fancy stripes, mixed suitings, jrparto mills and (Jollmgwood novelties positively worth fifty cents a yard bargain -square, yard 44 to 60-lnch all wool chiffon Panamas, fancy Herringbone, worsteds, diagonal weaves, sultinca. rtc. at nro-th f rH loco A A m rx mm rv than regular price, bargain square, yard ? J C-Vi J C' I J C Linens 64-ln. Cream Table Damask, regular 4 5c 'quality, yard 29c Bleached and Silver Bleached Napkins, worth $1.50 doz., Fri day, dozen Hemmed Bedspreads full size, heavy quality, worth 85c each, Fri White Goods, check A ed and striped Dimity,' W figured, checked and Rtripcd Madras, worth 16c yard Tie Waists, Dresses, Gowns $3.95 $G.50 Silk Waists, for $10.00 Women's Kersey - Qr Coats, for $10.00 Walking Skirts, for 75c Undermuslins, one table $4.95 39c $1.95 $4.50 Children's Wool Dresses, for ......... $1.98 Flannelette Gowns, $15.00 Women's Kersey tjr Ar Coats, for VthJD Bargain Sale of Corsets Friday we will sell broken lot numbers, discontinued models and samples, in many different makes, all good selling numbers from eigtheens and thirties. Good selec- Q tion of ipolors at the rediculous price of.'. ......... AwC BENNETT'S BIG GROCERY rniDAY'B AH9 SATURDAY'S SPECIALS. PLEASE OKDEK EABXY. Imported dress eooda samnlr 3 to 12 pieces to match of one kind all the 39c pieces, at All the 29c pieces, at 25c 19c Dally arrival of our spring foreign and domestic dress goods the newest extreme shades of Fram broise, Bordeaux, Helios and Pastel Bhades, at, per yard, ft f up from 0C DRESS GOODS IN CASEMENT Pretty wool plaids, farcy tsuitlngs, checks and stripes, also plain weaves In good lengths, from 2 V4 to 10 yards worth 50c to 69c i -r-as long as they last, per yard JLDC 6.000 yards of Popular Danish Cloths, albatross, cashmeres, etc. in remnant lengths, worth 40c a yard will go at, ill per yard XAC SILK REMNANTS for FRIDAY &S Tm T-rT -.l eilb- c- ,i 1 .r. K At. TT O 1 1 TT imjAn w;u oiid. oauiico uuutl UUUI wie U. O. VUSLOmS IIOUSO at 20c on the dollar 4 to 10 pieces of one kind. There are over 15,000 pieces in this grand lot suitable for waists and children's dresses on three bargain squares,, each piece 5c ,M 10c 5 Spring Silks Greatly underprlced, 2,600 yards of the prettiest Papa nese corded silks. Including white, regular price 69c yard, t, per yard EXTRA SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY $1.75 Lyons black dress making umeuia special pma eage guaranteed woven on fl p IssfiJ 35c $1.00 and $1.25 Silks on our famous silk bargain squares black and colored taffetas, mes sallnes, Loulsienes, CO t C etc., at, y8rd D JC'OVC Granulated Siifcar, 21 lbs. for $1.00 And 10 Oret-n Trading Stamps. Benftt's Capitol Flour, snok $l.t0 And 7S Ureni Trailing tarnii. i Dennett's Breakfast Coffee, can 46q And Si) Union Trading Stamps. 1 Bennett's Ooldtrn Coffee, lb 3Cd And 30 Oreeji Trading Stamps. I Teas, assorted,' pound 68c And 50 Oreen Trading Btamps. Bennett's Capitol Baking Powder, five pound can for 91.00 And 100 Green Trading Stamp7 Tea Garden Preserves, Jar ....300 And 16 Green Trading .Stamp. Franco-American Soups, large ciiu for 36o And 30 Green Trading Stanip Bennett's Capltof Pure Maple. Syrup, quart can for 48 o And 20 Green Trading Stamps. Meniere' Chocolate Powder, can S5o And 20 Green Trading Stamps. Currants, cleaned, pound ,...10i Kalsins, cooking, pound 10 Sneded Ralulns. packaee 10 Bennett's Capitol Mincemeat, 3 packages for . . a? And 10 Green-Trading Stamps. Castile Toilet Soap, 10 cakes 250 And 10 Green Trading Stamps. Bennett's Capitol Extract, bottle, lor ibo And 20 Green Trading Stamps. Tomatoes, Best We Have brand, ; per can I0o Veas, Best We Have brand, can 9o Corn, Ued Clover brand, can...6o Halmon, Three Stur brand, can 16o Ji-U'O. assorted, 3 packases for 25o J.urnliuin'x Cluiu ('liowdor, can lOo And 10 Green Trading Stamps. Burnliam'u Cluin Houillun, lot.40o And 30 Green Trading Stamps. N'-w York Full Cream Cheese, pound 82o ; And 20 Green Trading Stamps. ; Sl.ss Cheese, farrty, pound ... 36'j ! And 20 (irr.en Trading Stampf. ; Diamond 8 Chili Sauce, bottle 26o And 30 Greun Trading Stamps. Lincoln Butterlue, two poundH 27o And 10 Greeu Trading Stamps. Premium Butterlne, two lbs..4So And 10 Groen Trading Stamps. Three Crown Raisins, pound 12 Vac And 10 Green Trading Stamps. Japan Rice, two pounds 14c And 10 Green Trading Stampa. FBUIT and VEGETABLES. Genlton Apples, fine, peck....3So I'ilberts. splendid quality, lb 12Vo Sweet IVtatoes, Jersey, lb 30 BUTTE BTJTTEK BUTTES Fresh Country Butter, lb 200 Straits Cube Pineapple, large can for BOo Best Ws Huvot Blackberries, larre can for 80c BENNETT'S CANDIES ttrooary Section Mixed Candy, pound laijo and lOo Chocolate Creams, lb. box . ...25o And 10 Green Trading Stamps. 10c Jars Fresh Figs, 2 for ISo OXE THOVSAND DOZEN STRICTLY FRESH EUCiS FROM THE COUNTRY, DOZEN selvage, at, per yard RT l... EMBROIDERIES .Narrow and medium widths of all kinds of embroideries tuat nave accumulated during our big special 6ales 3 big lots, at, yard 13 to 18-inch embroidery flouncings, skirtings and corset cover widths, worth :r;.fd?.afd.':18c-29c ji CU1U1U1UC1 ICS 21c-5c-7Jc Thousands of yds. Remnants and odd lots French Vals.,' Piatt Vals. and Torchon laces, to clear, worth) 1 up to 10c a yard, at & sC 1717 FF 15 PATTERN WITH LADIES HOME JOURNAL tA rlVLlj QUARTERLY UC mmmi 5. 6:13 -ic- down the twelve-Inch board, thirty feet long, placed at an angle of forty degrees, is a mystery. The crowds at the Audi torium this week have been well pleased with the performances. Prof. De Silvia will be at the roller rink the rest of the week and will give his Interesting ex hibition each afternoon and evening. WEDDING BELLS RING ANYWAY Fact tk BrldrcrooM Is Ba4lr Carved Does Kst Oelar the N " Xaptlala. i - His head swathed In bandages and Ms right hand In a sling, Harry D. C. Buford, colored, presented himself yesterday for a marriage llrense. With him waa his bride. License Clerk Furay remarked upon his appalling appearance. Mr. Buford replied Willi dignity: "Don, had a little trouble's all. But this was tho day we had set for the wedding an' w wasn't going to let a Uula thtu Ukc this stop the wedding bells from ringing." Guided tenderly by hi bride Mr. Buford left the courthouse to hurry to tho office of a Just Ire of the peace. MRS. PRATT WIDENS HER CASE Kile Ameadrd Prtltloa, laeladlog Jerome and llenrr MeUee Anions the) Defendants. An amended and supplemental petition waa filed Thursday by Mrs. Julie Mont gomery Pratt In her suit for divorce from Colonel James II. Pratt. The petition is the same, ss the one originally filed except there are two additional defendants. These are Jerome Pratt Magee and Henry w; Magee. The other defendants are James H. Pratt. Harriet B. "Magee, Margaret Ijouise Pratt Olson and HJulnia Olson. mu.mvi Disturbed the r-oaarreaat Ian. The person who disturbed the congrega tion last Sunday by continually coughing Is requested to buy a bettle of Foley's Heuey sua xu All drug EASE GRACE in the comfort and Btylo of EVERY PAIR of WALK-OVER SHOES you will appreciate the value of a price bo moderate $3.50 or $i.00 and buy yours at the NEW LOCATION 314 SOUTH FIFTEENTH HT. (Four Doors South Beaton Drug Co.) Walk-Over Snoe Store Id. m. Thompson, Wa.k-Over Man. Dressing Sacques and Kimonos Friday at Less Than Cost of Materials, all sizes, colors and styles made of fine swansdown and eiderdown flannelettes, pretty pat terns, manufacturers' surplus stock, worth regularly to $.100, on vale Friday at 40c and 98c All Odd Lots Men's and La dies' $3 and $4 Shoes on sale at ... $1.98 SI THE KKLIABLB STR Fur Coats at 25 per cent to 50- per cent Less Than Regular Prices Friday Is Remnant Day 1 HIGH GRADE WOOL DHESS GOODS l):00 A. M. 5,000 yards of the very best Wool Drens Goods In remnants of from 2 V4 to 7 yards long, worth up to 4.00 a yard, In 3 lots, SOr, 4c and 50 . FHOM 2 TO A P. M. Another great sale of a new line of Wool Dress Goods. HIGH GRADE MNENK. For nil day remnants of German, Irish and Scotch .Linens, from 2 to 4-yard -pieces, worth up to $1.98 a yard, at, yard 25c, 3ttc, 4Dc and 59 In Our Famous Domestic Robm. ( HIGH GRADE WASH GOODS. 9. to 11 A. M. 5,000 yards of Silk Warp Ginghams, Silk Warp Mulls, Madras, French and Scotch Glnit- hanis, .worth up to 59c, In one bin lot at. a yard 7 V4 c Shaker Flannel! ' worlh I0c, Flannel ettes worth - 1 me, Outrhg . Flannel worth 12 Hp. Cot too. ultlnr worth 1 9c, all at, a yard ........... . 5 Shaker Flannel worth Tr, Prints worth M4 -Olnghaiwi worth 10c, Flannelettes Worth 64c. d. 3V4f Underwear and Furnishing Goods Specials In the Great Domestic Itoom Friday and Haturday Values "Ju tan't Match Elsewhere in the West. Men's Heavy Ovorlilit Twilled, all wool flannels, assorted colors, single or double breasted, worth to $2.50, t 98 Men's Heavy Overshirts In .black sateens and outing flannels, - all sizes and worth $1.00, on sale at 69 Men's and Boys' Sweaters and Cardigan Jackets Worth to $1.00, extra heavy quality, assorted colors. In three lots at 2 dn and Men's Woolen Underwear Shirts or Drawers, shirts single or double breasted, all sizes and worth regular ly to $1.60 garment, at G3c Men's Heay Howd Underwear Shirts or Drawers, In all sizes, great est values offered anywhere, values to 76c, at 29 hd 30 Ladies' Underwear Heavy fleeced, Jersey Tlbbed Union Suits and lopar ate garments that sold up to $1.00, all sizes, at, garment. ........ ,n9 CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR Heavy Fleeced, Union Suits or Separate Oar ments, regular values up to 76c, on sale at, choice 19 nd 25J SILKS WORTH TO 75c YARD OCr ON SALE FRIDAY, AT YARD Over 5,000 yards of fine Silks, in splendid assortment of plain and fancy weaves, long remnants, sufficient for dress skirt or waist pattern, actual values to 75c yd, 4fl to close in Domestic Room, Friday, jr yard $1.00 Silks at, yard 49c. A clean up of all cut lengths of $1.00 plaids, novelties, and plain Silks, greatest values of the sea- fiQ, son, at, yard MrG White Jap Wash Silk, 27-in. wide, on sale at, yd. . .29c White Jap Wash Silk, 36-in. wide,, at, yard 59C $1.00 Black Taffeta, 36-inch wide, at -..79c $1.39 Black Taffeta,' 36-incti wide, at $1.00 36-inch Black Peau de Soie, $1.19 quality, Friday. .89c Mnilnnc to Actual Value Friday. 11 UllUtlD Hundreds of Special Bargains Special Bargains A visit to the Department will quickly explain the reason for the crowds attending them. 100 yard Spool Silk, Friday, at. .5 6c Silks, slightly soiled, Friday, per spool Cc Hump Hook and Eyes, on sale at per card 16c Women's Silk Covered Feather Bone, at yard 9 Cotton Tapes, all widths, special Fri day, at i StockinettetDreBS Shields, all sizes, per Pair f WHY YOU SHOULD DRINK COFFEE Becaus It la aa easily digested and nourishing Food Drink that helps to digest other foods and makes you better fitted for your task, be It wltk brain or mus.e. Pure coftes Is a wholesome, refreshing beverags at all times. . rhe coffee you will want Is Th Gerfean-American put up In sealed packages with the Coffee Bird en each package. This li pure mountain coffee always pure, always th itmi. Use German-American Coffee and your breakfast will bo good. Ask your fjrryer fr It. Every Saturday Especially Tomorrow Ws shall Mil ntcs, frasn Saturday Candj (LidKelt's) (or ass Remeinbar, this Is a 60c assortment of Chocolates, Nuts and Krulta, .sold Satur day only and In One Ktoro Only in svery cliy in th Unliad utates. Look out for Imitations, for th marks is full of them bit thsrs's only on LtsgMt's Sat urday Cindy which is tlis genuine and delicious kind, lbs kind that's sold la vary city Uaiurday only, fresh, iiso. fcllERMAN A McCONNELL DRUQ CO. Coras leta and Sods aw. ' OWL DUtG COUANV. Cor. lets and Kara ay ata.. Onaaks. irsfe SCHOOLS AID COLLEUU. DELLEVUC COLLEGE CULXKOS Clusie.1. KjaaUBr. kl luwyaiosl MSllla aCAlSHr Am ei4iu4 hisk autooi swa tat kliu r ur sisw ouli.. . aulvMaiijr. MOHMAl. KHuuL-tMMaurf aaS ttitlitl tuLr. Certilliatea ui L4. CONKVTui(-1kir al stusla, slaaa, ! viMlis, elucuiios a art. OMAHA cONkKCTlwIta Bieutrt Mm sn Mil wm raiiWAj. Soar ata.rm Ifrmlimr rrnaiawi WsatawtV Usfas. IMS. FOsJ fnr and nervous mes who And their power to Norvn work and youthful visor (one aa a result of .vef work or mental exertion should take GHAT'S NKKVE FOoli IUL8. Tliey will Stake you eat and sleep and be a man seals. 1 Box; 3 boxes S3 50 by saaU. SXE&klAjr SI MoCOrHI,X. DSU9 CO Corner liu sad Xvdfe svs. owi Dkua coMrAJrr, Co. ISta a ad Harms lu. Omaha. Web. THE H0LSMAN AL'TOMOBILK . A practical niat'hliie fur Ll'MRKH DKALKIiS, CX).TlCiC1'ORS, C1TV NA1.K.S.M:.V, PHYSICIANS, or anyone lirilug bugKies, IJ-Ut G1LLND BIUCS P. KUBN 6c quality Gold Eye Needles, per pack age ' 3c quality Pearl Buttons, per doz. .1 10c quality Pearl Buttons, dozeng), 6c quality Linen Thread, spool. 2 6c quality Machine Thread, at per "Pool 2V4 26c Needle Books, on sale at. . .3, 6c quality Nursery Pins, 3 cards 4V4- 16c Metal Back Dressing Combs, on sale, at each sr-t 1 Kr niiallfv Ta. UnM tl-. j . ""t Hundreds of Other Staple Notions at One-Half to One-Fourth Regular' Price! Wash Boilers on Sale, Each 50c Tomorrow we will sell 600 New Galvanized Bottom Wash Boilers worth $1.00, for, each . . . ; ,srj We will also sell copper bottom, copper rim and other Boilers slightly dani aged, do not leak, worth up to $2.00, each 300 Job lot, largest size Dinner Pails, three trays, worth easily '98c.' on sala at, each ; , .20 Hayden's For Groceries The Greatest Providers of Pure Food Products in the West. 21 pounds best puro Cane Granulated Sugar for 1.00 48 pound sack best Fancy High Patent Flour for ...$1.85 10 bars best brands Laundry Soap for 25c 10 pound sack best Granulated Cornmeal or 1 5c rturnham's Hasty Jellvcon. niic kuirn . . . Rn 2 pound can fancy Wax, String or Lima Beans for 7c Rkk-O-Sss, prr package 7ic Malta Vita, per packujre 7Vd lr. Price's Breakfast Food, package 6 tie Corn Flukes, per package 64c Fresh, crisp Cracknels, per pound ..12lc Fancy Cookies, any kind, per pound loo Fancy crisp Pretzels, per pound 6c Fancy crlp Ginger Knaps, per pound 5c Fancy Michigan flutter Crackers, lb. 6c The best Koda or Oyster Crackers, lb. 6c Fancy Full Cream Cheeae, per lb. ...HSc The best Drlek or Llmberger Cheese, per pound 17 He Fancy Young America ChecHe, lb. ..170 Gallon Jugs Pure Prepared Mustard or Tomato Catsup for 65o AKOTHBR CAB Or OTJB FAMOUS BIuaLAHO KAVEL OB1NQI8 ABXIVCO. There Is no fruit as pure ss the High land Navels. They are the richest flav ored Julcext, and sweetest orange that crows. We are headquarters In Omaha for the Highland Navels. Thursday morn- L.iTASlJL?1"'" thl" cr- an4 Be them at the following prices: 126 size, that retails everywhere for Rne doien, our price ; 150 slza that retails everywhere at 'o dozen, our price . , il 176 size, that retails every where" i or ' 3oo dozen, our price one 200 size, that retails everywhere. foV"f.c dozen, our price , 17 Us 250 size, that retails every where ' for 2tio dozen, our price . isa 2S8 size, that retails everyw here 'for 1 iZ dozen, our price ioo viiil1 .b."y ""ythn but the Highland Oranges. -u"" mess raESK VEaiTltT.s ntrr. 2 heads fresh Hothouse Lettuce for .5o 2 bunches fresh Hothouse Jtadlshe for 5o -rron, or j uriups, prr bunch .... r e Itos i Cauliflower, per head 12S.0 fresh Brussell Sprouts, per pound 20o r,rBn --ucumbers, each 70 tresh Wsx or Green Means, per pound 160 2 heads fresh Celery for a . . .S'lO 3 bunches frenh Parsley for k0 ricnii nousnn eal (..aDbage, per lb. Jo Fresh Hhalot Onions, per bunch So Large Brazil Cocoanuts, each (o W HRYDEMS' Him You Exercise Your Own TJind Vhon You Ask for an Advertised Article therefore, faaht on getting what yoa tsk for when makinf; a purchase. The dealer who substitutes relies on his ability to make you change your mind. He will gir yoa, What you ask for If you refuse a substitute. Substitute articles pay, him a larger profit. That's why he tries to change your mind. ' When your mind is made up, keep it so by insisting; on getting what you want. Accept No SubstitiitOG