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A Big Sal cl Genuine II j degrade
neatherbloom Petticoats
Here are two of the biggest bar
gains in the United States Heather
bloom makes the most practical petti
coats, light and durable, rustles liko
silk and wears better. Select one Sat
urday. $3.50 Heatherbloom Petticoats $1.08;
Extra full skirt with wide underlay
and wide flounce bottoms rows of
, shirring and scalloped
eyelet embroidery, all
lengths and sizes
black only a good
$3.50 value, at
$2.25 neatherbloom Pellic oats, $1.39
Good full skirts with wide flounce bottom, shirred and stitched with
' 4-inrh underlay all lengths, black only. The genuine OQ
Hyde grade Heatherbloom and would be a bargain at 1
$2,25 special at
4 SATURDAY SPECIALS IN CLOAK DEPT.
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WHITK rETTIC'OATH In muslin and NIOHT GOWN'S Very pretty effects,
nainsook many are elegantly trimmed high and low necks, long and short
with fine laceB and embroideries, wide, sleeves, embroidery and lace trimmed,
deep flounces, and worth g o some slip-over styles g q
up to 12.00 il0 w,de Bnd ful, worth ' Sif
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Willi K and COLORED WAISTS 1908 WOMEN'S $. WHITE WAISTS at 91.50
new-styles, white linen waists with Long and short sleeves include
long w short sleeves, also dainty col- . many stunning samples f ine ' lawns
ored waists, In plain colors, g and nainsooks open front PA
ring dots, etc., worth Itflf and back worth up IJU
2.00, at to $3.00, at
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Cere Is a Big Bargain Yon Are Looking For
SHIRT SALE
Men's $1.50 and $2.60 Shirts at 39c and 50c
No store in America ever sold such, good,
well made, new and up-to-date shirts as these
at any such prices. Not one shirt in the lot
worth less than $1.00 most of them up
to $2.00. Buy your spring shirts Satur
day all kinds with collar attached or
separate thousands on big bargain
square all sizes, at
lk life
We are showing in advance of the season our exclusive Manhattan
and E. & W. shirts the swellest effects at $1.50 to 3.50
MEN'S $2.50 NIGHT SHIRTS AT 75c
Manufacturer's samples of men's Night Shirts the finest and most
attractive styles in linen, pongee and French mesh.
Have you seen the window display? They are in all
sizes and are positively worth up to $2.50, at.......
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AN EXTRAORDINARY OFFER
Such chance ft this has never been offered In Omaha
Men's Fine Pants and Vests
Actually worth 4 flO
$1, $5 and $6, at I-tJO
A prominent manufacturer In
making up fine suits to sell at
$12. BO and $1B. spoiled 1,000
coats in making. We bought
the vests and pants for less th an
actual cost of the materials. All
are now patterns all regular
sizesall fine quality
and worth easily $4,
$B and $6, Saturday
you may take your
choice of the entire lot
Main Floor Old Stora
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ALL THE SAMPLES FROM AN ATTELB0R0 MFGR.
MOUNTED COMBS
Imported Conibs set with fine white French stones. No two
combs alike mounted in Jude, Coral and other fancy settings usu-
r&k 7D ally sell up to $8.00
Inlaid combs set with fancy stones and gold plated inlaid combs
extra heavy quality. All the mounted combs made to retail 4 Ap
at 25c and 50c, on front bargain square, choice, at AUC
MANICURE PIECES :
Manicure Refs'at silverware section Flower Girl '.and 'Automobile
Girl design in tooth brush, nail brush, files, shoe horns, but- 4
ton hooks, letter openers, etc., at, each A 31
In Silverware Section-Main Floor-Jewelry Dept.
your choice at
75c, $1, $1.50
$2 and $2.50
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French gTey TeaBpoona,
Saturday only, 7
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French grey grape design
Dessert Spoons, French
grey handles,
set ot six. . . .
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French grey grapevine
design Tablespoons, Sat
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Men's Overcoats and Suits
$10
Several hundred high grade Overcoats and
Suits for men in good servicable
1907-8 styles have been selling
for $15.00 and $18.00 Saturday. .
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AN EXTRA SPECIAL-YOUR CHOICE
In Advance of Regular Season We Show the
NEW SPRING SUITS
The Smart New Skirts 190 8 Waists Prelly Novel
ties In Spring Coats
Exclusive models in spring tailored suits are
shown at Brandeis every favorite of 1908
fashion is represented many copies of
French spring models charm- $OG!
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Any Boys' Heavy Knee Pants Suit
These are
$3.75
Any heavy suit in the entire house worth up to $15.00.
straight pants and knickerbocker styles nothing reserved,-
all the boys' fine suits included. Your choice
Saturday of the entire stock at
On our second floor we are showing the newest and prettiest ar-,
rivals in spring suits for boys. The 1908 styles are prettier and dress
ier than ever before. The most pleasant and thoroughly equipped
boys' department in Omaha.
SPRING TAILORED SLITS 2 New Groups
The modified prince Chap Suits for spring
are included iii this very special assemblage
as well as strictly tailored suits smartest
prids.T. .... 14- mt 22"
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Spring Skirts Voiles with silk
bands, panamas in colors and
blacks, worth up to J98 98
$10.00, at....... i -0-
THE NEW SKIRTS FOR SPRING
New i arrivals in voiles, tailored taffeta silks,
. cheeks'5: and striped panamas gored and
flared, habit backs, etc.
also juniper skirts..
Silk Petticoats, fine quality heavy
rustling taffeta, all desired col
ors and blacks, great yf 98 C98
values at
SILKS
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CALLING CARDS
Prom 39o par 100 Up.
Lien Carfls, per 100 ......69a
liuslnesa Cards, 300 at 9 So
Coma and Bee our Automatic!
turn them out. East Arcade.
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Women's High Shoes To
make Saturday a big special
bargain day we offer several
hundred pairs of women's
fine shoes, in dull or patent
leathers, 'all sizes, worth up
to $4.00 pair, J (Jjj
New Spring. Oxforda for -
Women are Mere the
new Btyles are extremely
pretty.
Men's Shoes Good
sensible, comfort-
. giving shoes, in
new styles, made
to fit the feet
properly, dull or
shiny leathers and
worth up to $4.00
and $4.50 41 QP
a pair, at. &vO
Brandeis has the most
complete stock of
rubbers In Omaha.
Moderate prices.
Showing and Sale of
New Spring Oats
Not a bit too early. Do among the first. Make
your selection Saturday.
The celebrated Tiger Special $3.00 Hats are here,
at 82.00
Ciiamplon $2.50 Soft Hats are here, at.... $2. OO
Ths Brandeis Special Soft and Stiff Hats, at $2.00
Cerebrated John B. Stetson Soft and Derby Hals, iu
all the latest styles, at ...... . $3.50
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ENGLISH WILTON RUGS
Room B!e Rug's, aeamleas and
made In the richest and 9Q
most artistic designs,
$60 valuei, at
BRANDEIS
LAND PROBLEM IN POLAND
Passage of Expropriation Bill Eousej
German Land Owners.
SOCIALISTS GROWING EXULTANT
Trlnvlple Endorsed Mar Rrrmtnallr
Man Iteprlaal Ipron Arlato
rrtii ( Empire New
Groaplac of Lords.
13ERIJN, Feb. 3. Few legislative meai
urea ol rerrnt yeara hava ecltd auch deep
Interest among the peopla aa the PoIIbIi
expropriation bill, the prlnrlplo of wtilch
waa ratified In the I'rusalan House of
lxrd yeiiterday, nor has any measure pro
duced auch aharp antagonism In the highest
circles of German aoclety.
The measure now returns to the cham
ter, which la expected to accept the slight
changes made by the House of Lords with
out encountering snrtous difficulty.
It was noticed yesterday In the House of
Inrds as a striking circumstance that a
number of persons bavlng the closest rela
tions wlta Hmperor William voted against
the government. These Included Puke
Kmst Cumber Schleswlg-Holateln. the
emperor's brother-in-law; Prlnoe su
Kuernstenberg. who holds one of the high
est positions In the emperor's household:
the dube of Trachenberg, ITlnce Hatifeldt,
chief of the royal cellars; Herr von Vedel
Fiesdorf, who was at on time minister of
the royal house; Admiral von Hollmann,
ex-minister of marine; Count Thlele-Winkler,
one of his majesty's favorites among
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DESSERT
to-day
the great Industrial magnates of Germany,
and General Count Haeaeler, who has been
the recipient of many marks of special
favor from the emperor.
Members Dreert Crown.
The votes yesterday showed Irregular
groupings. The strength of the opposition
was with the great aristocratic land hold
ers, who rejected the principle of expro
priation because It might prove a danger
ous precedent later should the socialists
coma to power. One of the great landlords
even expressed apprehension lest the radi
cals, if they ever secured the upper hand.
would use the present bill as a warrant for
dispossessing the German owners of largo
estates.
The conservative speakers yesterdny
taunted the grovernment with passing a
measure that can give utterance only to
aristocrats, Inasmuch aa It is based on the
socialistic principle of the supremacy of
the state over the rights of private property.
It was remarked also that the speeches
of the ministry were pitched In a tame
sjd apologetic tone. Chancellor von Hue
low's address was especially regarded as
unusually Hat. He fuil.d to hold the at
tention of tho house and throughout tho
long day ho wore an exprcnslon t rrluus
noes, evidently sharing the current opinion
that the governmmt would lose the meas
ure. After the vote. however, his whole
demeanor changud and liia face beamed
with undisguised dejlght.
TERMINAL PROPERTY VALUE
(Continued from Third Page.)
golden wddlng at their bomu in. this tlty
yesterday evening In the presence of about
eighty Invited guests, all Intimate friends
and fellow-pioneers of the venerable couple.
The guests were entertained at supper, and
later In the evening were served coffee and
cake.. A fine serenade was fc-iven by the
First Regiment bund. During the evening
addresses were mada reminiscent , of old
times by Judgo Paul Anderson, who pio
neered with tho Ebbesons, first in emi
grating from Denmark forty years ago, and
later la Howard county, and by Hons. P.
M. Hannibul of Dannebrog and T. Hit
manson of Kearney. Rev. J. Chr. Peder
sen, the pastor of the honored couple who
acted ae toaetmaster,' closed with the pretty
tribute to their charter.
because ot illness, causing continuance
until the next term.
Bchmeltzer Is charged with being the
futher of the Infant child of his 14-year-old
niece, Gladys Bumpson. Schmeltser Is an
old resident of the county and close to
60 years of ago.
The caae of the state against Bob
Saddler, who la charged with giving In
toxicating liquor to Mike Lavello at Clarka,
was dismissed on the motion of the county
attorney, and the case agalnBt M. W.
Gregory, who was charged with adultery.
was continued over to the next term of
court.
During the session of court A. P. Baird
and W. II. Crltes acted as bailiffs. There
being a vacancy on the DoArd of Insanity
Dr. Earl F. Boyd waa appointed to fill It.
St-hmeltarr t'aao Delayed.
CENTRAL. CITY. Neb.. Feb. .-(Special.)
One Juror was withdrawn from the
case of the state sgulnat Jacob Bchmeltzer
Nebraska. News Notes.
GKNSVA The Burlington road la running
trt-weekly freights at present.
WEST POINT The Cuming county rural
mall carriers held their regular meeting
at Beeiner on Saturday.
YORK At the residence of the bride in
north York occurred the marrtnge of John
J. McCall and Miss Myrtle li. Charlton.
WAYNE The Wayne Commercial club
has taken steps towards securing In the
mar future a naniiaome luu.uuu nigh
school building.
PEATUICE-Frlends of Mrs. Eliaabeth
Cuininlns, a pioneer resident of lieatrice,
yesterday assisted her in celebrating her
Slst birthday anniversary.
WEST POINT The hardware firm of
Hunckfeldt & Jark of I)eemer has sold out
its stock and business to C. M. and W. II.
Cumstock of Oakley, Kan.
KEARNEY Themarrlage of J. D. Haw
thorne of tills city to Miss Clara, Otllman
ut Peru, III., comes as a big surprise to
the friends of the groom.
BEATRICE Guge county land is going
skywurd as regards prices. Fifty-eight and
a half acres near Blue Springs sold for
flOu per acre a few days ago.
DI.VE 11 ILL, A. F. Slebrasa sold hie
bhu'ksmith shop Thursday and will give
pusMfasion March 1. The purchasers were
i'liiup nock ana Jacob Uoii.
RIA'E HII.Lf The management of the
tur livery barn changed hands the first
of the wrek, Henry chleuhtman selling
on i iu air. iwnion or Hustings.
KEARNEY The masouerade ball aivnn
by Invitation by the caduts of the Kearney
niunary acaaemy -l-fiursoay evening at
the city hall was an exceptionally brilliant
anair.
WYMORE From present Indication, the
only Ihmuks that will oomo before the voters
tills spring will be the question of lloense
or no Ucenee and the question of economy
in town management.
ASHLAND The Congregational church.
whoso recant pastor, Kev. T. William Car
son, accepted a call to Manltou, Colo., last
month. Iiaa extended a call to Rev. II. K.
Ueaver or Anamoea, la.
WYMORE The furniture stock of the
late It. li. Jones na been sold to W. A.
Daw sun, who runs a furniture store here.
This leaves Mr. Dawson the only dealer In
town. The deal was made yesterday.
KEARNETY Eugene Michel died here
at the Windsor hotel, aged M years, of
pneumonia. The deceased was well known,
and leaves considerable property about
Fort Kearney. He leaves a brother and
a son.
GRAND ISLAND Fire was discovered In
the five-story building of M. F. Bouquette,
but was extinguished before much loss re
sulted. The fire originated on the floor of
an unfinished suits of rooms and Its cause
la a mystery.
AUBURN Kalab O. Dpnnla Hind t il
home In Island precinct Wednesday after
an Illness lasting several woeks. Mr. Dennis
was one of the old settlers of Ialand pre
cinct, having lived there for the last twenty-
xive years.
YORK Til a board of directors of the
Young Men's Christian association of York
elected the following of floors: Prof. W. W.
Bioner, president ; A. V. Nelson, vice presi
dent; Dr. McConaughuy, secretary; W. W.
nrycaoii, treasurer.
PAP1DLION Mr. O. McKlbben's resi
dence, with all ila contents, burned about
2 o'clock this morning. The house and
contents Is a complete loss. He had about
n0 Insurance, which will cover about two-
thirds of the loss.
BEATRICE Word was received here yes
terday of the marrlago of Phillip A. Bln
dernagle, a prominent young farmer of
thla section, and Miss Bertha BroKius,
which took place at the brlde'a home at
Bunbury, Pa., Wednesday afternoon.
BEATRICE Three marriages were sol
emnised here yesterday, the principals be
ing Ueorge Michael of Armour, Neb., and
miss Anna ivrause or lieatrice; William 8.
Mct'own and Miss Eva Pearl Falser, both
of this city, and James H. Huxelton of FU
ley and Miss Uussie V. Smith of Swanton.
PAPILLION A series of meetlnira fnr
men has been started here. Next Bunday,
Ome&aOil
FOIl ANT PAIN Omega Oil U
men-colored liniment, different and
oetter in every way than any other
liniment in the world. It etops any
pain in the hands, feet, Bbouldera, back.
knees, ariklea, arms,
neck. AH you need
do is to rub the pain
with the OH, and
way goes the pain.
at 2 p. m.. Prof. Blothower, principal of
the high school In Papllllon. will deliver the
addreas. The following Sunday H. Z. Wed
gerous, a leading attornev of town, will
speak. There Is a good attendance at these
muetings.
ASHDAND Thu Rock Island railway
haa laid off the large force of men which
II has maintained at South Bend the Inst
ten days in fear of trouble to Its Platte
river bridge from the breaking up of the
Ice In the river. A large amount of dyna
mite had been stored for use, but very
little difficulty was experienced.
BEATRICE Fire of unknown origin last
night partially destroyed the drug store
of C. IL Manning at Dowislon. By hard
work the vitlxens of that little town kept
he fire from spreading to adjoining build
ings and saved purt of the stock, which
waa vulueil at S1.50. The loss will reach
I1.U00, portlully covered by Insurance.
BEATRICE Charles Rtotshcrv and Miss
Cora Temple were united in marriage
Wedneeday at the home of the bride's
mother. Mrs.-Jane Temple. Rev. Mr. Tay
lor of Bloo Springs officiating. Mr. and
Mrs. Stntshcry left on a wedding trip to
points In Colorado, and will make their
home at Des Moines, N. M.
ASHLiANl) Farmers alonir Wahoo creek.
between Memphis? and Ithaca, who have
experienced much dumage from the annual
inuniiniionH ot the stream, are contem
plating changing the course of the creek.
so hh to f..w v I, rough the Burlington rail
way s uucii, between thOHe two points.
The chanpe will cost tlO.OiO. but will ro.
deem Kf-viinl thousand .un uf uimoai
UKrlei-s land.
Al'BI'RN A raid was made, on a Dokur
room about midnight last night and seven
fellows put under arrest. The police Judge
was Induct! to leave his b.-t and come to
his office and a trial was helit l'.r tli of
fenders at 4 o'clock tills morning. They
were each fined hoavllv and released on
the payment thereof. This is tho second
raid which has been made In the last three
weeks and It is hojed that It will be the
means of putting a stop to the siwrt.
TO'UMBKII-Orion Lukens, the l-year-old
aon of John Dukcns, the family home,
being four miles southwest of Vesta, had
an exciting experience with a western
horse Wednesday. Young Eukens had
lassooed the animal and had takes a hulf
hltih in the rope, and had it about his
body. The animal ran away, dragging the
lioy for nearly a half mile. His clothing.
Including one ehoe, was torn from his
Ixjily und his flesh was rnnsiderably
lacerated. No bones were broken.
KEARNEY Tho Buffalo County Bee
keepers' association, of which I A. Ganson
Is President and A. P. Halgren secretary,
will meet at the city hall March 10, the
meeting being culled not only for an elec
tion of officers but also to secure better
recognition from shipping points, and lower
rates. Juut now the asHoclutlon has a
large niemliershlp, and with the Increase
of the bee men In this district, they will
at on sea to a greater output of market
able honey and take up new Ideas In this
Industry.
TECUMdEH-Mr. W. Wallace Coons
and Mlas Benele B. Brelner were
married at the home of County Judge
James Livingston, In this city, Wednesday
evening at o'clock, the Judge performing
tho ceremony. Mr. Coons Is the local man
ager of the Johnson County Home Tele
phone company and has lived la T'T'iri-efci
for a year and a half. The bride Is the
daughter of Mrs. C. K. Foreman of Afton,
la., and was reared in this city. For some
time she was engaged In telephone central
work here.
ASHLAND Conditions of general pros
perity prevail in Saunders and Cass
county. The record of mortgages for Jan
uary In Cass county show that mortgages
were released amounting to over S,0W
more than those recorded. The further
prosperous condition of farmers Is shown
by the high prices paid at the numerous
sales held throughout Caas and Baunders
counties the .last month. At practically all
of these sales the amounts realized were
In excess of expectations, and nearly all
sales were for cash.
WEST POINT The Cuming county farm
ers' Institute was held In West Point on
February and 20. with a large attend
ance, which would have bees a record
breaker had the country roads been In
good condition. The meetings were held
in the court house. In the corn exhibit,
which was of high quality, the prize were
taken by the following: White corn, first,
James Molgard; second, S P. Johnson;
third, Frank Thompson; fourth. EuUel
Krienke. Yellow corn, first, J. J. Clausen;
second. C. Y. Thompson; third, James Mol
gard; fourth, Ueorge Dowlts; fifth, Adam
Sohlferl.
A Life Problem Solved
by that great health tonic. Electric Bitters,
Is the enrichment of poor, thin blood, and
ti on,tliriili,B tho weak. Kks. Fur sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
Wanted Mothers of families to writs for
our new illustrated catalogue of wearing
apparel for young people. Mention this
paper. Benson & Thome Co., Lilliputian
baxaar, 1616 Douglas St., Omaha.
REPUBLICANS SELECT DELEGATE
Primaries at Aarora Result Is
Majority for Taft.
AURORA, Neb., Feb. 28. iBpedul Tel
egram.) At the primary election held
last evening for delegates to the county
convention the city of Aurora gave Talt
a majority of 48 and two outside pre
cincts gave him a majority of 24.
Move to Malta Hastings Dry.
HASTINGS, Neb., Feb. 2s. (Special.)
Ministers of seven Hastings churchej
hava announced plans for a mass meet
ing next Sunday afternoon, which, it Is
believed, will be the opening event of a
campaign to make Hastings a "dry"
town. These same ministers, who repre
sent the PreBbyterlan, Congregational,
Methodist, Baptist, Evangelical, Christian
and United Brethren churches,, havd
been conducting union evangelistic serv
ices for the last two weeks and tho
series Is to continue (or at least a Week
longer.
Cost Ho Per Boi Yon Save Sl.eS la
Doctor bills. Red Cross -I- Cough Drops.
Ever Try The Beo "Tant Ad Columnar
If not, do so, and get satisfactory result.
YVn Ting-Fans Arrives.
BAN FRANCISCO. Feb. egThe steam
ship Siberia, with Wu Ting Fang, th
new minister from China tu the United
States, on board, arrived hers this morn-
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OF CA7AHRH
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the stuffy feeling in the head, ringing noises In the ears, watery eyes, difficult
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causing the trouble. Then as rich, purified blood is carried to all parts of the
system the symptoms gradually leave, the health is improved, and S. S. 8
makes a permanent cure of the trouble. Special book on Catarrh and any
medical advice desired sent free to all who write.
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