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LiSiLEO, STEWART S BEATGH'S
4.3-15-17 SOUTH SIXTEENTH STREET
AHHUAL FEDRUARY
CLEARII1G SALE
Offers the Greatest OpportmLty You Ever Had to Euy
CARPETS, ROBS, FURulTUEE,
LACE CURTAI'iS OH DHAFEH1ES
Uader Valne. We Eireci Attention of All Eocsa-Keepers,
Eotel aad Boarding- House-Keepers to this
E.IQIIEY SAVING EVEI1T
If nrnitnre, Carpet3, "BLzg and Slattias, Shades, Cnr
taina ard Draperies, in fact everythinx mar be bought
at from 10- to ZQc less than retrnlar price.
cu are not restricted to choose from a fcr items, but
from our entire stock which U the lanrest selection of
ufTii-furnisliinzs in Omaha.
. Those who are contemplating herie-keepiii:r or need
anything more in house-furnisliinar in the near future are
Keirkf tinj their interest if they fail to
PROFIT BY THIS SAVING OPPORTUNITY
!
OT KITS
aot mat n
Piaaaoada, 3dliu-, Jeweler
Co W Couta-i Squires. Tel. E'S:0.
photographer. lStu ft Far-am.
11T X. I. DtiRlaa ahoea. 1.5-).
1 Cttitaura 1 interested, see Eilmora
vbeney.
! 'ajra hava Ilock Jprinnj coai. Cen
tral Coai and Coke Companr of Omaha,
ljt.i and liam er streetaL
rttaarat it Katkar IX The funeral
leter waa ln-id Frtday after-
noun from lier uome. 2 South
Eleventii ee. Interment waa in Laurel
If;. I cemetery, SouUt Omaiia-
Tkilataila Sodaty Ma-tl- The .ia
rhilauilc i.-iy will hold its arular
meeiinai at Ttl w Tork Lifa buddlna;
SAiurday ava-intt. Ai! ktcal arid vialitna; j
alan-.p collectors are invited td be In at
tendance." Woansa -nil la Card Partr Mimie
!:a!ia cttunell No. I. Dauhtera of Peru
Imnuut; Independeift Order of Bed ilc-n,
w'H ajive a card party and dance Saturday
eveuiun at Myrila hall. Fifteenth and
Uoaaiaa str ta.
Detaatlaai Xxmt Ksbarra Xvlftaal The
hiil'sa4iv flBt ytrvnnmi a' riaramlne at
the DaffenUnn home havihar dlttd dusn, Um
emits tu waa iirttd Friday and the chil
dren at the home snren a sletalt riiia aftar
tlietr prolonajed siese.
Clka F Tit Oft Celabn ittoa On account
f tho deal 1 of tr. A. W. Rile)-, a trustee
nf Mie lixlae. t.'te cwlebrafitm of the anni
versary of the f lumlina of Omaha lodge of
tile Ponevoli'iit and Protective larder of
Elka lan beu postponed until Fritlay aven
iiift of neat week.
MaA Soya for Snul Jury .X.mn of the
mar.y burejiara and other bad men now in
the hands of the police will he arr aigmed
f ir preliminary liearln in nolle court.
Their casea will ail be brought before the
grand Jury, which ia to be called nert
Monday.
oaaa allik( Tokaa Anna M. Thoraaa
haa f:in4 suit in dlatrict court for dlvor-o
I ne i ran
Tn e-ery business defection U prw-
tiord by some. In every eity tbtrm '
r merchauia who resort to unscrupu
lous miho4ia la order tj get the money.
Tuny rei tha men wbo would exclaim
If their perfidy was d jroertl: "I'm
no refara ter this condition was good
enough for my predw-esaors aad they
were; aa honest as 1 am."
Tears ago the Hospa Company
found deep: rmiai ia tha piano bii8inta:
rata that tar been frayeled for many
years and showed louna pract jrt-s tn
piano dealing,,
W resolved that we would pu'l
wt from them that we wouid biaze
rhrtingh an annowm country. W dis
.tyerwd that it appreciated oar efforts
to safes-iard Its laterests.
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151.1 WlGLAi STREET.
BR.1ACH HOl.HE.'i Coaocii, Bioff', Iowa; Liaoofa, .Neb.; Kearney, yh.
WE D EXPERT PT1.V TE1 B P.EPAIRIMfi.
VYO?:iflC COAL
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AT L-iiT A wTOnOG COAL H. REE.' FiJVyQ WHICH n
ALL RESPECTS. fCiH DOMESTIC TSE. EtC ALS Rtx X SPKI'CK
DISTRICT CU.lt A.M KACELS FT IS SOME. RtM X jPRIus
HA.- OR TK.1RH BEE?I CIBK.AT1BLE. BIT HCXDRErx" OF
COWCMSaS IS THE WESTER P ART Of THE STATU SOW PFT
Hrrwo: ahe.ii or rr os .acxxc!t or ptritt. cle tltvesh
A.1I LlSTIXt. QCAUTTa. FOR COOKLXG STOVES HTIsSO'
CSOT EE fcXCKLLEO. PHO3 TOCR; ORDERS TO CS DI
RECT. OR IOCR DKALER CA GST IT EiR TOC.
SATWr lCTIO S CCAR-lXTEItO CR MCVXY R FTTX TtD.
C. 0. HAlSHS Cl CO.
1SaS WAUfXX
'MOM3: DOUCU13
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1 from Charfea C. Thomas, The petit .on
I withdrawn from the Ties. A de re a ant
j ing a diva to May Rtdph from Guy and
ranert hy JudKe HtHTrm has been filed in
itie MMfT .'). r. K . . , .
..... ...... . . . il i v ui. ip. i. Ai , : i jr rrur
and mnupprt wiera ailead.
Aesna alabsd Scctal Another "ret
"'i""11 awtat is piannrtl tm- tatjr-
ilia mailt ,n V - . .,
asaortation r-oma, at which time the o!.h-r
""inwra will see tnat the new memh ra
become
at uatnlcd with tneir a i v-tat-s.
I Th.a ia the first of a at-nes of 'hnemliers'
aoc.al ni;iua,-' whH U are to be held every
two weeks.
nit mm OLd M ate Omiiid for tl.ie
from t;ie . A. Pait.m state waa made in
an arpeai petition Hied in district cotirt
Friday hy Philip 8. Pro71 of Chicago.
The sun is based on a note ailegi-d to
have U-vn ir.v.-n ten years ago to Mrs. I
. Fersc-n. who transferred it to Brown.
' The face of the note waa fcr E0 and the
interest amounts to txJl. Because It had
been outlawed County JutUre Leslie refused
t.l ,llne ml 11m . i i I. ....
iiia ie-.-ision.
Harmaai B. rrtara os- to Cnka Her-
man IS. Peters, proprietor of Uie Mer-
chants hotel, and Bert Wattles, nephew of
J. . Watties, departed Taiirsday after
mon for an extended trip thro ugh 'he
southern states and Cuba. They will first
visit Hut Springs. Ark and after aevera!
days there will go to New Crieans to take
In the Mardi 'Iras frativaL From ttiere
they will make an extended tour of the
gtilf coast hotels and thenca to Cuba and
Porto P.h o, Tier expect to be gone about
six weeks.
roe t Book ia Mail Boa A wailet evi
denily belonging to Henry Schwartx of
Creighton was r roverd from a mail box
by one of the mail carriers Thursday. Tile
wallet had poaaitily been filched from
Sell wait 3 s porket and piac-d in the mail
box after having been rtfTed of ita ral
uaiile conttnta. A number of receipta and
other papers of value on!y to the owner
oi uie waiiet were lett in tne book. As- !
instant Postmaster Woodard Has tha nock. '
etbook. which may he ree rered by the
owner on allowing proof of such owner
ship. is
Now w ran refer to results. The
Hasp One" Fric No Cornmission Plan
has made this one of the
I piano scares in th Wf st
j JSerr ousT Tea. we were a
yreatest
bit. But
. we kept kept on until we saw dayilah t
j and knew that we were on the n!x;nt
, road..
J We fonnd that the public could dis-
rrtminata betw-en the false and the
true wa? of piaao dealing; that tt was
with tut from the first; tha largest
stock of pianos and our price are. tie
lowest In tha United States.
We are factory distributors for Kran-1
;oh m Each. Kraaaaer, Kim haul. Bash
Lane. Hailrt 4 Davis, Cabie-.Wlaon.
Melville Clars. Weser Bro.. Cmaer.
Z. If yoa caa t call don't fall ta
write for Catalogue B and prices.
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Delivered
STBXET.
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Disiioci !
HARKHtf SEETS HILL CUT
tTnion Paciac Reduces Thrr-iirn Pss
lengrr Kaiei to Jorti-r'it.
t.eaeral
a mt Lmui
late rim mm T
r trmt SI fli-r bh4
SI tk r
i ring his ax will fail with d't!!. sirk-
to time ago ttio Hill line from St. i "in '-" " 'trricmem -thc-
Paui to th Pacific northwest reduced the h-n keT his rnpMl wtiolea:e execu
throng puwntw rat-, b aa-i of some """ Tnc.
local reductions caus-d by the :-c-r.t law I The inwwtor hns condemned bu'ld
;n Mimmnta anil the rVetit iaw In Nor-h j 'n """ rr. but never befor- has he
Dakota. Railroad have b-en Cstinc OTnt"r)ttt such a thnmuith r-unde
acainet a
-ltif?lon of inter-tat rt- fu
comply wth th r-tfufth.na in the local i w'nt or-n ,lnt- the iavs of
rat-, but aeveral inroads have tves made j 'lilrt T-ilpnt. Stone of th. hulM
tn tliat pulley to diiler-nt aectiona of the I '"f" r-r thwI h:n- -on.-r-red v.:r
country. Am aaoumwl in The Bn a "-k
aa. the rruuls r-oouuf wit from Omaha
would have to mmm- the rvduc?UQ. made at
St. Paul or fre cemridiTib!e of uh
thrtmtth bue-nf-m. The Union Fcr.c ia the
fir t to announce that rluition. It dues
o in thh of"! t-ial gtat" lynt made by Gen
eral Pvmi yia r . nt L-omax Tipon h:a re-
tun fro i Ctitt-i i; j
F' larr 75 th T"nrn PiciTc :lr mi i
mipiiny w!j rri'Kf it f!i linvt-d i
ni1 to nfth" t-rn jvinta to tie ane
'r "i n-d by t or-.K-m Mt5" i m ft. j
P'.j. thiis pi"n- all M wan rvT rat
wvs on a parjiv -th the fr"ra et j
p':l to the aa ;e i-rtr3tV!. Th "I! .
Tike the -afe f-o i nt.n'tl B'ttf". Omaha, j
Joeenri. L vm in an-t Ka"sa ';ty ,
t- Sn". H-t aen and .iit T- Kc
1 ity ::rst-. .a i ;miieoi. intttaa or j
; 'O rine and tf'fiia. nn to
1 den and Salt Lxke CM' To iTiokart
tj,
rate :rom the arHve narr'! points wil oe
riced from 4i.v to ITS 3. and to Por
;arrd. frTna. 3 t"!e and Vmouvr
to The ri-icT4t i in the n- r-t-e -:il
have tne aame effe-.-t upon a.l jtu-rtccdjate
P"nt.
Kvrlln Krm Line fw eill.
In rh'se int day of railrr..nn5 when
the ra ilfudj are nd to be restzna; and not
plannin" any Ian r buildina- for the jura ler.
'he mmoT haa leaked out that the BurUnc
ton t fen t r ipiatiTt the imati tut ion of a
new line from O Xel to mnmt wtth the
mam iine fr tr i laha to Biilin s and the
I northwest
' 0"X.il-S!r
Since the aco.niMi.on of the j
!mi C.iy line by the Burtir.trton t
tat line has been added to the t r rttory
' which ia tr'bMtary to O aha. The new j
!:t e fro ra O ST fill to Thedford or eome oiijer
point on that line wotiid r ! the HHl Hnea
poila to the Black K!!U em mm. r. Durina; j
the last two yars both 'he M'.lwa'akeeaiid i
the Xorthweste a have invaded thaterrt- j
-...v.. - w
Panl ec-pt ftn-S Cmaha and t i. .d
H. trill tln. Mnr mmiim n nrt -O nl
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fte til. Vl 1 1 1 n aB
; ,- Caw -r-rt-e.
lrlB union t-iciitc naa eaiainsm a a new
motor
! Island and return each day. The distance
j 'r"m Grand Island to Ord ia 1 miles and the
jmotor leaves ord eac.t moming ana re-.
t .1
turns in the evening. The motor car '.a one ;
of th
Pacta, shot- m Omaha, and will haul , , "' , "'"'M ,u
1 t remove t:ie fences. d trov ie sami, anil
i-i.ler which will handle mail, express , . -s.-n. same and
t.tat the costs thetr-of sr.atl he .-15,-.-csj.!
atid bsea-iir". The motor car takes the . ., . r. . 1.' " at.M ssea
. . , . i atnfct the defendants. The remainder of
p ace of a steam tram which haa been,,. .,., . , . . r 01
making 'he t in.
Ice Bar-reat er.
me union t'actitc Ka-.iroau inpany naa j
about completed ita harvest for the Wnu-r.
; iWali. h.ln0 fl,a Mil. r-i -w nn tm milt.
; not entirely cared for. The Omaha fnion
' Prff!c houses hold t, tona and l. 'fl of
1 ihi - irrJy housed. The company haa j
i u ton" at "rt riatte, Eran-
ston and Oapien. and haa all tha smaller
houses along; the line tilled, most of them
with ice from Laramie, and Chey me.
Bad Ci sa Con ara Drops.
Nothing better for sore thoat, Sc per box.
CHURCHILL PARKER IS SICK
Ula-TIss- Deasrrsrla Leader
eirl-aal- III at Bia Old
Ham-.
Chur-hill Parker, for many years a lead
ing democrat of Dougias county, is lyirg
seriously ill with pneumonia at tha re
sidence of E. E. Howell. H9 Izard str-et.
Mr. Parker is 75 years old. He waa taken
suddenly til Thursday after win and serious
compllt-a'.ions are f'-ard on account of his
advanced
ago , He waa for many yea
engaged in the implement routines in
Omaha. He was the first president of tha
Dahiman Democracy when it was organised
two r?ars ago.
During tha meeting of tha Dafilman club
Thursday evening when Mr. Parker's Ill
ness waa made known X committee was
appointed to vutit him.
Mrs. Parker died about two years ago.
and Mr. Parker disposed of his home to
Mr. Howcil and haa since remained there
at tha request of Mr. Howell and family on
account of the endea ng associations of
tha old home place, tne care of winch be
did not win to be longer enrjn bered with.
j Ha haa no enildrea livng-
I Mr- Ps-rker'a condition was not rr.atenajy
i iprrjv ed Frxtay nuan. wnea 'he last word
waa receive fro i his bedside.
George A. Joaiyn is much better, John
D. Cretgnwa js able to be up and wiil oe
ant m a day or two. JVmn
ba out of the house aa st
aaoderates. Deptrry Game
Pier-son. was sole to go
ofCce Friday, and Str-et
Streig-it.
setting along niceiy. The eon
4it:on of Mrs. O. E. Pr-tc hett :s xmcuvvr.
tad the phrncixn an c-nctpnH atxiut hrr.
A Teral OMn-e
of the functions of stow tac.l. liver. k: leri
and howeja, ia qtiKkiy i.HToset of with
EJ;t Hitters, jf.-c. F-r saie by B-atm
Dr-ig Co.
LUNCHEON FCR G. H. MAXWELL
rta-., h- cer -
stertsiaaent
rial CTwai far Head af aral 4e(
tla irat sua riaflna.
P'ans are being made Sy t.ie er.it.a.n- .
stent committi.-e of tse CMn lercial cull j
to ft" noonday lum wni to 'eorgi H. j
Maxwell, executive .hair-ran of tr.e Rum; '
Settlements' aaeoc-.atinn. who wil he ui
Omana next Tiesouv from WasRiagt an. i
The :uner.eon wiil tak-- the nace of -he !
usual executive conrniitwi meelutes T ie- !
day. and the m e ioe snip of ihe cluo aiil j
be .nvtted to be present and hear Jdc. ;
MuxwelL
From rha at ac.Jivur of the Rur-U S.-t- !
lentar association. Mr. Mat v-il w.i! ,-.s-- t
cuss tne postal questiens w.iich havt actta- '
ted both tne CDmaceial c!-.:b and Re! :
EatJte exrnangv for some time juim. and
drawn me attention of tne entire country 1
to a demand postal return The 3rH-aK,T I
has a national reputation a an au'.'ior-ty 1
on postal iegisiation.
The for lai jrvening- of the rinb orns
w-il be held Thursday evening. ! hr-larr '
J. 'otca are being trailed to ail mem
bers, invticg them to come to the rocima. i
nrtngtng then- wives, to luck oi'r the new I
rem, ma. '
Ivnrt kind of artist in Omaha .a work- '
ing on the room, from carpet layers a-ui j
drape i tu pamtera and furait ure hanUiers.
New car eta ara being; placed on the f.oera i
of the iolify and cituik fxtm. wmle new !
hiarn chairs havo arrived fur tne billiard '
roura. -oia.-ma: ti!e old. lit chairs wnua !
umm ben used fr many ars.
shocks fall a?h:l first
af nil lrn)r rrtaf
Hade r Wlrll Wilt We
ai w'!l nut contain
ATI
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oka
"i a j" wii oe rer--
"WT"! of SeTWn '.Vl and
-A IwH'lim in the biis'ttes M-r!nTi of
t:ie fit y of Omaha on t'te f'ot dav of
Apr- hr 'hr'es I?. Wijw!!. city bull t-
in !nfpvior The iuryect.ir has prjrd
a :nrm :it or o-i:'il!n s deemed unsafo r.i
-n the f!r t day of he "i t month of
' on .t-j. ir-'S Witch : b-.n
j ;oni v -an aji. uui ijicv irir T:Xefl tip
and ailowd to and. The 'imit of en
durance has now reached, .the in-
sector atatea. ami he is set on a weptna;
fr-taa.le apiinst t :e oM "shacks,'' a la
IV V
"Mr. Lvr y nf Hawh;'i i v.-'-mie a not
T"-o!iF.SV." s iyi Mr. W;;:m;l. as I
i have had thia ttif tt MTTtvmt)ation for
j acme t:rr,p. rw;hf.-a :ny ?'.!--t of huiidlna
j to be c ndemned -onti:na manv that h
I has in itnd. but should he or anyone elm.
1e.aT,ate a-inc oth-r biiiitifn wnich s
leemed ur.Mfe I wl!. oT c ttrry. Take an
1 ! ...e ei.ant e oi t.-.e etnde:nnattnn
ord
ho owners of unsafe sticitir.s win
iven tWO we-ks' f.TTle -n W.'ltlh to
t show caupe why tieir btiildmirs should
not b avL After that it lies w th the ;
I di. - -t'on cf the bmldin- :nppt-ct.r how ;
I Ion- the st irmt may be ailnvM t
j stand. Pesibiy some may be ord'-rJ
j rased at once. wh,:f- oilers will be r!s-n '
Thit-y to sir-.;.- 'lays more of lif,. and ;ih- '
CHCER TO CESTRCY FENCES
Kaliaa; wade by Jodae Manaea
Wipiaia; Oat Kac-IoMBirea
tm Land.
Judge W. H. Muns-r has handed down
j two decri-s in the 1'niti-d States district
! conrt in land ft-ncrra; ca?s. whtT'-in the
I defendants ar a.ref tc-d to mrr love the
J fences iileiradr pia t-d on pubile iaciis. en-
Jtuning them from larirg any cla;m to
lands so illeandy frnc 1 and t pay all
tfKts in the rw
The r.rst
' States a-air.sl A.ltert Mc!2a-.-r. Jchn Biehoo
, Jonaln F y anJ
I 4-a.o? K X ' "H-
T;ie ef-t in this ' rat's fat
I '
I .movpd ai, i;i.,r rnci
i suit was r.li-d
and the United
. 3,Ie , . ,
dccrr?e.
i l iih sfrcinn c,. ' -i s,
.. ,.'.. , '"' .'
fent.;Rf of p,jbtlc .ar,(.' "
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ana directing the immediate removal or
j sum fencea. In the event of failure to do .
i hi i nuen snarr- -n u-tn . i - . i .
I " 1 " u 1.1,1 at me
precedlna; cm as m-garis the perrt-jal
injunction.
. TB M'HfFFIfJ APPPDTC nil i '
i Holdre se M I ni.r i in , ,
'a Pres lnyterla
(lairs
mm raxar.
Rpv. Xathaniel
atof ,:rT?n. D. D.. pastor I.
of the P-eshyterian church of Uolrtrge. :
has aceepii the csJl issned
"i nim Dy
the i Avenue Prltrt-
an church of
i mana to " tastor. The time of
; ma comma; is not y-t known.
The call issued to Dr. McGiff'n
unanimous and most cordial and Sis com-
i-l-a1-11 S". it ia understood, w'th
j -nthuaiaifm by the entire church member
j sJ-.ip. He is a man of unusaal powers and
i' jiuiiiieiiiuriiij ; in one or the strong
ministers of Tne synod of Xebraaka.
The church, haa been w'thnut a pastor
since the departure !ast fall of Rev. A 3
r.
r.i.
liars t. i.. who
went to Fra.iston.
-A rrSflTh- Ttr'-f C tw nr.-w.L.e.:. T
. ri ,L.i2Z L .
ou.Bjjr, imiifT rat -Jier-, trie reverse.
any rar bnnj to her a li
pepor..:i. A: nch tim
too rrfiz c.ir.nct be taken to
boild xrp the moter -eneraJ if.n
apntion, and rest.-; re her feniinine
to a es.h-, normal cnn.
! ilT .-tar.ee that
nu iiaif in avct"0rnrt)i-r'-
mg znin a.u-irnp,rtauir
wrk is'
LYDlAE.PiHKIIAF.VS
Mr. it-rnier, tf Ww rniort,
c wrte
Lynn, Miss.
CO
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rs.
" I s -ea-.ir r-ra dcrora La health,
suerintr fr-ira a wea-aebs petrcliar to
mT.ae:x- I be-an to take Lrtii E.
P:nk.i3 i's Veyeth CiTctxitind. and
I was not only retire-l to" heairn but
aun tie proud motner of a 3a bah
ffrL I w.aii every and aiiin?
woman would r-- Lviia SI Pinkaam s
Verable CotnTVinnit a trial."
-ars. Paul .liver, of St. Mirrin- .
ri;. La writes to Mr. Knim;
" fr'r years I suered fmna the w.rst
fort n of female rntrub'es. and t;ie doctur
sa.d I eouid not ret well jp tliout aa
operation. Lydla X. Phim Ve
tahli Conitci3il restored me t perfrrrt
health, and I have tne rrwtt little
baby girl. I will never cease ta j
praise Lrdla E. Pinkham medicine," 1
FACTS FQn SICX W0r,!EM. !
-araa Vtania Co. pound, mada
fi-m roota inU heriw, feaa bwa tha
itaiHlaM peasiy tor fema- IUh.
and as pc-t:rrel- nvH. zhmmmaiia of
w-men trao aave.be- crubk-d w.th.
tie worst f-r-i. dou't you
tr- it ?
voonB
A M,Shane will j f . UUUiJ
a the weaker I fa AlV Tl.
Warden H. D. ; -i - TTri V--.,SSnJ I
to th. kOifcrl
C ar Con.tuct .tr 1 I - ..- . 5.r
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COME EARLY
A.VD
SOc
Pmfdexrt
5rtlrtiy, vtrty
25c
S0MMER BROS.
x70vrT- or soos irraj.
SATURDAY'S SPECIALS.
35c Lar-f, 3wt Navel
Craair9. ptr dor fcatCI
3c. half la. Xo. 1. Lipton 5Q,
Ta mmJi
.Zc Can Trjmatops, 1 i
per ran . . I w(
Bst Brand Crea-iery "TC
Butter, per pound Jj(
3u!k Or.r-s,
pr quart jDi
3 pounds j-
Cates mmji
Snowhito Cauliflower,
per head
Spinach,
pr peck
Large Egg Plant,
each
Rhubarb,
per bunt h
EUILDIK ABOVE PAR, MAYBE !
jOperationB This Tear at Leait lor
mal. Says Tiomai Heri
i t
CaaTHAcTnaS WAVT. MrTT -ffn-V
Material la Arrlvla. aa Mem M
Be Eaapleyed ta Caar It. 9
a Osvalag MlalaUe mt
Sarrk.
"Euilding operations In Omaha during the
'joining season will be at least normal,
perhap better. Tha seaotin will open about
i arcn is,. Many men will be required to
Io the tremendous amount of work being
pii.nned by the architects of Omaha at
yivwrn.'
This is the opinion of Thomas Herd,
pr -adent of the omaha Builders' exchange
and a weU-kaown contractor, who is at
present building tha addition to the Con
vent of the Good Shepherd.
"Wa have It members here in the ex
change." continued Mr. Herd, "but that
by r.u means represents the total number
of employers in Oma.-.a. There are mmiy
rontracto i outside the exciiange, and be
sides the real estate dealers and Individual
home builders have their own way of build
ing houses. There is no way to estimate
at this time how maity men will be needed.
At jresent Uiere are plenty of men, but
we have had to stop sort I attempted
to wrxf on the Good S'ipi;i-rd s huine
I y-sterday, bat e-eryriilrg is cmrd with
in. It is dangerous aa wet I as tuo cold
to work.
i "3111 there wll be the usual amount of
: work when tne season opens. Bmidir.if m
i ter-al 's arrivng and 'someone moxt be
hired tu lute it. I know the artchitects are
uusy ,!. piana and have had a 500,1
w nier s worx.''
mt the Bis Ones.
St
Among tie huiMmgs w.-..ch jr.
er-cied junng tlie -i.-in is :;.e 5i. !
Ceceria s caihed.-al. W.jrk will r-j antd
t
'. un the great structure lunng i:ie summer :
mil there w ll be need f tr stune . utters !
i ind brit kavers. The Cat.miio peopie ;U '
" "i'-"" '-." tan-,
a.in K.-ium uuail.l.ss tor 01. fMlumdU S
par-j.i. The Joiin Deere Piow compan
w.l begin work on .is building at Xin.i
xr.l Itarney streets, mere wll be uiucfi
r.-.TiLHieiing 01 siore ironis. many au(uti-iis
and hundreds cf small homes. Ore real
estate f.rm piana to build at least iwenty
.".ve houses, wmle oti-ers smy ten to twenty.
Wort .n cement wiil be nr.por'ant. Mar. y
f.iur.ilaii-jat. a:ia x few aaprntrutun i
:il be ouilt of oe u-nl and crtuiiej rock,
lie k.ng toward the day eT'ien Thomas A
Edii ,f$ wiil pour the ctmerete into moulds
and HirtKc "pa.aj-es for tl.i)4 eacn.
Ceraeot workers w 11 ae ra demand in
O '.ana during the summer, ai-cordins- tj
he com rax tors. i
FRESH THISS STILL PLENTY
Celat lrr Has Caaeea tort-
tlthaaara
Did tia Cat.
Prir
T.tK , tid a atoer h
text .'ir a gi-nemi ft'.
! :ns. i.ioiign as a
.s .io n-ai r jnon
s ien :l aiie ti'.e pi -rry
of prices at frean
matter of fai-t ther--fr
the advance, in
":.e rr. . n .t Has been the smaller dealers
a ,o r.ave rained T'.ieimces and hutter '
aad ' itKs and the fte6i vegetables nave ail
gne up a fi w ceuta.
Ttii best pai kaae cre?f r-.- butter auiJ '
r-rtail Friday momum for cents a
pound. iill butter and tub butter sold '
i from 2 to centa a pound.
Ka'B ra no higher than they have bran,
tiie best -.anoK-d eggs, selling fur 3 cents I
a duat . j
An un -xpe-ted cariuad at sweet potatoes '
-am tn Wednesday irrim Uluuus, extena
r.g the supply a liuie Uinrr than had bcra '
r 5 1NS-
7T
i i
autc 1 i
1
I If 1
r . , i i; it
1
Tic worth up to 51.00, your choice, 25c
(Slack Xzcarpted. )
(Treat as former sales have been thi. one out.-trip them all.
Why? Beeanse it embraces more cf the kiniL? that sell fcr 73c and
S1.00 than ever before. We conM easily put hnnihTMis of thee
fine tie with oar i?rlny line, bnt that is not our way. Not a
sinz!e tie is carrietl over from seam to Hea.- n. that is why we
have these sales twice each, year.
STOCK
THE
UP WHILE
Miieir lardiiali
Ve ich
-mi: GROCER"
JTCXSJXS
When Passing By, Drop In!
It will par j'JU to investigate our stor". vTe want your busi
ness and as aa inducement to get it we offer th Tery beat luullty
at the lowest prices, and In addition we 2-iaranter: Pmmjat Set ire.
Your telephone orders will get special attention. SPECIAL-
So. 1 Pork Loin, per lb 7
No. 1 Hams, per lb 10c
N"o. 1 Flour, per sa-k SI .35
24 lbs. Grannlateil Su?ar with each order. .1.00
PHONE DOUGLAS 1311
H E GIVE CREE.'V TR.LDL5G STA-'ITS.
Golden Flake Chocolate
Special for Saturday Only.
Per Pound Box
These are a delicious chocolate confection, dainty and crisp,
dipped in pure sweet chocolate. They will please the most
fickle lover cf sweets, and give a delightful impression of
rnimmal palatableness. They are packetl in plain attractive
pound boxes and sell regularly for -')c on special i JJ
sale for Saturday only, at. per pound box -1-3C
BALDUFF'S, m.i ta, -
TTe srme a Tahk I'lale D'utarr rwrj Soaalaj, tnm I IJ9 a. ( I p. at, rrkx Me
PURE FOOD WHISKIES
rOR HOME I'SE
Old Oi traoit pure r. full tiuar-aLOa
liuckenheimrr. pure rye. full ql..lO0
Siiimipf . purs rye full quart. . . iio
iiond Lilllard, Kentucky Bourhon.
full quart 1 M
Oid Otumr Pepper Bourbon, full n 1
tVeiuon springs Bourtxm. fil 141 41.00
! year oid Rcr.tui ay Bourbon, per
(a;. on $3.00
Ca-ifornia V ines 35e, 90c. 75a
souvenirs with every purc'iaae.
sot atrxi ctrm-a coivss
Jamaica Rum. Per ti'iart LN
Telepk ana Bmuf. 1148.
CACKLEY BROS.
Opposite Postofr.ee.
expected. They sold whoiesaie at 3 cents
a pound. Another shipment may come in
in a rew aars, unt tnis wm probably tie
rhe last.
Celery is look-r.g a Utile gie-n :uat now,
but itj ijuaiity is afl nght. It ia as tender
and ens as tha white ceic -.
An oversurpiy of eggplant on hand Jul, I
new ought u bring tne retail price beiuw
2 centa each, the ordinary price, hut n.any
of the grocers are making no differeare.
T".ie beat Colorado potatoes are selling
wholcsaio this week for cents a bus lit-1.
I Ail of the frsli vepeabies have "moved
J ilowiy" this week, in Uie terms of the
conim aaion men. Pwipie 110 not se m to
! be bujing as they s:.oiiid. This is a so
! .
trie or strawtterors. wtt.'i t.,e result Hint
some of the commission dealers have had
to dibptts of what they had for ii ta li.au
they pa.d for .t. These ier tea are retail-
ii.K frjm W tu 11 and 6) cents a noar ivo )
t but some of
conimmsion houses ha
1
j
t
.'iem fu
and 3 c-nis a box.
"v.e larff'r deale i have b-en mak.ng
i sr"t.:al srrcs on orariaes fir the la,i
m,n-f
Jf them selling fur less than thee i
paid fcr them. The price ranges fr m 1Z
to P .cs.i a doaen
Chickens are a iiiile tut u,ger tnaa they
were, hens selling at whoiesaie for 1Z cents
and "springs'' fro i IT ta TT t rents a
pound aliuieaaie. and a few guinea hens
are aelLnff at S cents esc n.
Ever Try The Bee Want Ad Coiuir.r.s
If nut. do so. and get aatisfjUi f resuita.
THE DIFFERENCE
(I
bt'aven the or-5'.nary restaurant,
cafs or lunch riom and
The Boston Lunch
is very marked in the cwikin
the 'juality of food served, aad the
service. In the latter everything
muit be superior in every respect.
Aad the aerv'.r weil,
TTiry bare rha pr oper system at
THE BljriTO
TRY IT
Open avery hour, every day.
ISVi FARJIA.M STEZET.
V
VARIETY IS LARGE
23c
HBotonM
Grtr
StfajrArr, mstj
11c
MOUSSES, 11c
Quart cans, fine cooker, would
be chenp at luc.
PEARH. lVc.
hite, juicr Bart'ets. In syrup,
larse cans. reeUar 25c raltie.
OLIVES. 33c CtST
Queen Olives, ;ood size, good
flavor.
PINE.1PPLE, rte
Large cans. 2 iba.. sliced.
30c quality-
CORA. 2 Cl.XS, ISc.
Full standard, brisht aad
aweet.
COOKIES. 2 DOZ. lc
Our make fresh and crisp, as
sorted. WHITE CAKES. 3lr
3-!ayer, the best atd largest
cakes In Omaha at the pr-e
ORAXGK.S U- DOZ.
Fancy Redland fruit solid.
Juicy and sweet.
RIB RO.UT. lOc mad !i.c
Cut from finest corn fed steers
juicy aad tendT.
ait OS. PER LB. IJe
Strips a to j lbs. lean aad
i'WL
L.1RD. LB, arc.
. , uiia. beat brands.
tohnfln,Rnnfflf Pn
SKUilwuii mi Mtfylw WW I
2ft h auJ Lake.
Phone WebMcr 1,73 3 wim.
j
IW C i-l In., ' Li Ii ' ii1,, I V 1
" Choice Meals and
Clean Shop
Everythinar iu and aut our pice in
mrpi in ii.e moat sanitary i-onuit.on. and
we hail. lie
Hung uuii we uunni fuiiy
i teN-olltuietid- V.
our owe C2ufcaaa
' ' k ' " i t.iu" n iinkvua. I ry en aia
e ( vnvintei yjt ex ei',rutie f oar
, met iod. If you dea. wttn ua you will Qe
' atified. Uutu in price and truaty.
Jos. Satin
stxir
Tan laaa JR.
L9l
raoaa Soog. tost
Meaitrr--
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