LANDSEEKERS GO THROUGH
SATURDAY'S TIE TIME
Movement of Coloniits Makei Omaha
Weitern Gateway.
EXCURSION CARS FROM NORTH
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Movement of co'nlntg I rl-mqntrattne j
the Importance of Dmiht the wilewayl
to tho rreiit "terrltorten of the t unrtr
development Colonist rate. of $3 to points
n the weet and northwest r. now In ef
fect. A tide of land seekers Is sweeping
tlirouHh the gateway So advantageous Is
the position and rallwsv service of Omaha
that cars frrni even as far norh as Pt
Tsui are hrlnc routed through this city
fur the benefit of the homeseekers. Not
'ess than sin private rars held by lanl
companlrs In the Twin City and several
PSMies In charge of land agents will pass
through Omaha In the next two days.
The I, use T.and and Hevelopmeot com
pany, with offices In St. ThuI. will send
two cars Th-se cars are under the charge
of Howard Kverett. secretary-trcHSiirsr of i K
the company. A . third car will probahlv
he ariricd by this company nt Omaha.
Two (His have hreu put In sr l. e foi
tlilt exciMlon by the t'nlted States Farm
l,nd company of St. Paul. The cars will
b under the charge of C. t,. Harms, am
oral excursion agent John V'.. . Uiirrhard.
vice president and general manager, will !
nrohahlv apflhntnv fm 1 1 1. f . tn Ka . '
This company Is more generally known In
Omaha territory throi gh V. P. Iavldon.
The company has recently been put In
(large, of the work of development of a
tract of S'TO.OTO acres of the Hill lands In the
west. This cimpanv also controls tin
Sacramento valley projects.
The Roebuck Land company will send a
party out of Omaha under the rharKe of
am Couslna. who conducted an exhibit nt
frmt Omaha t.and show. A party will he
taken to Utah by Clinton P. Ray of Suit
l-k city.
Hacklrr latts St. Pssl,
I,. YW Ruckley. managing director of the
Omaha Imd show. Friday returned from
a trip to 8t. Paul, where he met many of
the land, agents doing business In that ter- q
rltorv. I
"There a general discussion In 8t.
Paul and Minneapolis of the benefits to
be derived from the promised extensive
development oi the northwest by settlers."
aid Mr. Buckley. "Preparations were be
ing made at i nlon station for handling
hundreds 'of prospective buyers of land.
The low colonist rate of $25 to points In
the west went -Into effect theVeame as It
' did In. Omaha today, and tbe various pas
senger and emigration officials of the
Northern Pacific and Great Northern rail
ways anticipated an extremely large tour
ist business. The big real estate firms of
Minneapolis said St. Paur, which do a busi
ness of national character, were arranging
to have representatives escort parties of I
colonists to ttie west through Omaha, the
natural gateway- to a large portion of the
west and northwest.
"Another topic of great Importance
eemed to be the consolidation In St. Paul
of the Chamber of Commerce, the Com
mercial club, the Merchants' association,
the St.' Paul Jobbers' and 'Manufacturers'
atiaoclatton and other lesser commercial
organization Into one big body to be
known as the 8t. Paul Assoplatlon of Com
merce. Among the prime movers In the
big movement are Ixuls W, Hill, president
of the Great Northern; Walter J. Drlscoll.
W, H. Hunter, -managing editor of the
Plonear Press, and Joseph II. Beek, secre
tary of the Jobbers' and Manufacturers'
association. Mr. Beek la slated for the
position of secretary of the new associa
tion. Interested la Elllatt.
"Why. did he do It?"
"Thla was everybody's question on the
action of Howard Elliott,' president of the
Northern Pacific. In refusing a salary of
100.000 a year as president of the Missouri
Pacific system.
"In discussing a St. Paul land show
Hill, Randall. Gray, Blgelow, Hunter, Beek
and others, gave me an opportunity to put"
before them a few Ideas based on the suc
cess of the Omaha Land show.
"I Imagine that If they hotd a land show
Jt will be given the first part of Novem
ber, a week following the close of the
omaha Land show. This time seemed to
lie moat In favor with those Interested.
There was great Interest In the recently
fornu-d orgtiuixation. the Western Devel
opment association, and It Is probable that
several from St. Paul and Minneapolis will
attend the meeting at bait Lake City on
March 20.
"Rpvaking once again of the fact that
Omaha forms naturally a gateway to the
W'HU I was more and more Impressed with
this Idea after visiting the general offices
of some of the large and Influential land
project comsbnles of 81. l aul and Minne
apolis. I' la tin lnS for Exhibits Here.
"In the course of a conversation Howard
Kverrtt of the l.use Land Development
company said that they were considering
the necessity of opening a land office in
Omaha. This will be settled In the next
twenty days. He spoke for one of the
best exhibit spaces, covering an area of
more than m square feet, In the second
Otneha Land show.
"At the offices of the United States Farm
tjand company, also sales agents for the
facramento Valley Colonisation company
and the Oregon & Western Colonization
company's lsnds. O l. Eygahroad and
John K. Bun hard declared that they w ere
1,-reatly liit-rer.toU In the next Omaha Land
shew
They said that the extent and scope
.ziizzsioT' by
"E. M. Wilson, president of the Bitter
Hoot Vsllcy lAnd company In St. Paul.
- stated that they had about 1,000 acres of
apple land near Hamilton, Mont., that
was coing at a rate tlitt convinced them
that thla mould be lh banner year In the
colonist settlement business. In the Kelt
noun Iand and Investment company's of
fices In Ht. l'aul a similar feeling of op
timism over the Montana lands existed.'
The O. W. Kerr company of Minneapolis,
'exhibitors at the Omsha corn shows, will
. - take out a large party to the Hamilton,
Mont., district today.
B. K. Prury, general aent of ths Bur
lington at Ienver. was in Omaha Friday,
-talking over colonist traffic plans with the
headquarters otflclala hare. Mr. Drury de
. .clars Uiat. the part of Colordo of which
. Denver la ths center Is" expecting large
. . movement of hontrseekers this year, and
, that a jiurnber of thepe are to come aa a
direct result of the Omaha Land show re
: cntly lield here.
IXurs'a, Omaha's Best Bock Beer.
Watch for a fcTORZ sign. tep iq and
enjoy a glass ' of 8TORZ' DELICIOUS
. BCK'K ' BEKft -u draught on and after
; March . STOKSC BOCK BKER sets the
pace for all competitors'. Nothing to com
pare 1lh It In quality tn Omaha If you
wUli It In bottles phon C1US. ffTOKZ.
Web. Ind. H-IJsl-
James K. Hist rusaails Salrld.
8T. I-Ol'IS,- Man-h W. James K. Wade.
. president of the National Vnuura fHeam
Heating company and representative of a
I'ht, ao Engineering company, was found
U.ad with a bullet wound In his head In
bla oftli-e today. A brother. Festus J.
Vade. ieldeni of the- Mercantile Na
. lu.nal tutnk, said that hi tiruilier uuUuubt
Sdly cuiuuiltlcd sulclda.
Voora
An Extraordinary Sale
Of 2,000 Pairs of
Imported Sample Hosiery
Direct from Chemnitz, Germany ,at Less than l Price
SB
ioned
Fine
cotton,
emb'd.
colors seamless and full fashioned. Also
dren's and boys' fine and leavy ribbed
hosiery, some with double heels and toes
fast black; worth 25c a pair, at, pair
Women's Fine Ribbed
Spring weight vests, pants and
and short sleeves, umbrella
at.
WOMEN'S FINE
Dutch and Middy Lace and Embroidered Collars, lace Jabots, sheer
batiste Jabots, neatly trimmed Irish crochet and lace effects; fancy W
stocks, tailored stocks; fancy
nunarea Biyies to seieci irom, worm
bargain square,
at each
ALL SILK MOIRE RIBBON
Satin striire moire, Persian taffetas, plain and satin taffetas.
up to 6 inches wide black
at, yard
I & Women's
Women's Gloves extra quality, real
ii newcBt spriDg soaaes oi Disque,
alnn hlnr.k and white. Fitted to
Main glove counter;
M at pair
w Women's two clasp French Lamb-
vaV hrntilnrv tan irrav. mode, white
Wj, and black. Fitted to r-f
tJ the hand; at pair ?1VU
CUT FLOWER SALE SATURDAY
Another big bargain on Home
at, dozen
. -A. A V. fr " V V V J V V t- - IHIIIV il) j
'-' of lO I
a'L -s-cv b d J K
2 Also a large variety of spring flowers at special prices
Saturday.
3 SATURDAY SPECIALS IN DRAPERY DEPT.
Full size Ruffled Swiss ,40-lnch Plain Etamlne Sash Curtain Rods with
Curtains regular
and scrim, worth up
to 35c yard, base
ment, yard .... 15
price 75c pair, base
ment, at each. .19
FANCY WHITE GOODS
Worth 25c, 35c and 50c a Yard 4
Saturday, in Basement, yard luC
New fancy white stripe , waistiug, checked and plaid
novelties, checked dimities, mercerized white waist-
mgs, etc. Tins is actually
gain ever offered in Omaha
and desirable-on sale Saturday at, yard,
ENTRIES FOR BABY SHOW CLOSE SATURDAY
If von wish Your Bahv to anwHr in Onr RhHv Shnw
next Tuesday anil "Wednesday,
o'clock Saturday evening,
! hilt ..I
im BRANDEIS STORES
Kansas City Lad
Runs Away to Get
His First Long Pants
Comes to Omaha to Invest in in a
Suit with Long Trousers
Works as Bellboy.
Possessed of his first suit of clothes with
long trousers and having pleasant memories
of the Omaha police station. Woodward
Townsley. and 15. departed for his home
in Kansas rlty Thursday night. Woodward
left borne last week without giving his
mother any Information ss to his departure.
One of the first things the lad did upon
reaching Omaha, was to be measured for
a suit with long trousers.'
The natty little knl. kerbo. ker suit, cep
and general appearance of careful groom
Ina lent aniole attractiveness to the boy
as he was when Pctortlve Kddle Fleming'
found him. Fleming picked the lad urf on a
description of him which 'had been wlird
here from Kansas t'tty. Wood w aid ap
parently tspable of taking care of hlinhelf.
had a job as belt oy at a hotel at the
time of his arrest. He dlsplsed a goodly
urn of money to the detective, as the
results In "tips'" of thre days' work.
"I didn't exactly run away." declared
oung Townsley. "I Just wanted to make
a little money, get a suit of clothes and go
U k home again."
Fleming eed lbs lads knickerbockers
blr
Boom
Women's and men's silk and plaited,
silk, fine cotton, silk lisle, lace
lisle, striped and jacquard lisle,
sheer gauzes, silk blocks and silk
embroidered boots, black gauze and
medium weight lisje all full fash
all new designs black, i
street and evening
shades, also new tans;
worth 50c pair, at, pr..
25c
Women's and Men's
SAMPLE HOSIERY at 12y2o
lisle and silk finished liBle, fine
fancy stripes, checks, fancy K
silk clocks, black and light
misses
ehil-
f
2C8
Cotton Underwear at 25c
union suits sleeveless, longi
pants special,
aftft
NECKWEAR at 25c.
bows, etc.; all new creations. One
up to oc C
hp;
tm v w
and all colors,
'.
3l9c-15c
Kid Gloves ffi
y
Grenoble kid, two clasp. All the
peari, tan, gray, Diue, Copenhagen ;
the hand aCA aIC ' a. a.
Bargain Square Special tor Sat
urday black, white,, grey, tan, .
mode and red kid gloves two
clasp, at HEt
nair ; . JL
Grown Carnations.
k . 0 VC
-A- IVWAAlAAlSfj J UVJU tllO) V (IX 'Alt
of OAn
brackets, worth 10c;
basement, each.
the best white goods' bar
every piece new
15c
you must notify us before G
('all in person or telephone.
Vv lien lou Want Whlskv,
Want the Best. Get
You
Jackdaw
A fine, old, mellow whlskv
great medicinal quulitles';
tied In boi;d; full quart....
with
hot-'
Maryland Hye Whisky, years
old; per full quart bottle. 75c: per
gallon $2.60
Home Made Urana Wins,
white, per gallon
red or
. .1 1 00
BL'NKIST . fallforlna Port or
bherry Wines, per full quart.. 50c
Mall and Telephone Orders
Promptly FIUel
Cacdcy Bros.
WINE MKROANT8. ;
1S1 North lth Kt. Opp.
Both 'phones.
P. O.
and thn asked him what kind, of trousers
VI new kult had.
"They're long." he said. '
"Folks utdti l want you In 'em "so soon.
u you just blew out to buy "em yourself
eh."-
The lad denied this.
Mela ramaae Bk Beer
In bottles on ond after March I. Order a
case of this dellvlous beur sent to uur
home. Wm. J. Boekhoff. Retail pir.
I bones Ixiugtas UV; Ind. A -Ilia.
ARE READY
We are showing an unusually
quality at three very popular price
We Invite- you to an early clothe show, In which you will find
the very nobbiest of spring styles and eTery "good" fabric and
pattern.
YOUR SPRRIG HAT
Is hsrs and ready for yon to try on.
oft and stiff styles, whichever you
may prefer.
Guarantee Specials SI. 90
John B). Stetson's up from S3. 60
Tbe "Bmeraon" ...93.00
Young- Bros.'' Celebrated ITsw
fork Rats $3.00
pedal Hat Values 9 Bo and S1.60
FURNISHINGS
Another big- purchase of
Boss from Wilson
. Bros., Chicago, pure
lisle boss that readily
sell for 98o 1 1 I
special for Sat- I f-A fi
urday, at, pair. . w
Wew Spring-
tns celebrated
Model Shirts,
at
A new shipment of the
"i-amous"
Dress
Shirts, t.
QuVr C- fv5Wt CWWflj
SATURDAY
larg;e Jars Nabob Preserves, (as
sorted) 300
2-lb. pkgs. Mother's Wheat Hearts,
for 10O
3 Jars Hartley's Marmalade (Im
ported 88o
2 lb. cans Whole Preserved Skin
less Figs 950
Ind. Jars Wpe Olives ....ISO
I lb. tins Hugar Butter flOo
10c pk. Condensed Mince Meat...6o
Ualllurd's Imported French Ullve Oil,
H gallon, $1.60; gallon 93.10
2 lb. cans Frewh Hnotch Herring ,.18o
Large cans Soused Bardinen ISO
Fresh Herring ( In tomato sauce) per
tin 16o
4S-lb. sack 'Excellence" Flour.. S1.00
3 cakes Imported Castile Soap ...85o
i5c can K. C. Baking Powder ....150
BUTTE B. KCrOB AITD CHEEBB
DIPABTKEST
"LOTt'S" Dreamery Butter, .lb ..B9o
Our best Country Butter (In sanltarv
Jars), per pound 980
Brand-Is Kggs, (strictly fresh) per
dozen 850
gk Brick Cheese, per lb ..Boo
Jj Imported Swiss Cheese, per lb....35o
Kf Waukesha Cheese, per pkg., 15-SSo
K Pimento, Walnut, Lunch Cheese, In
fr Jars ...10o, lBo and 85o
f Lye Hornlny, the Old Fashioned Kind,
per quart loo
Dill Pickles, per dnr.en..!5o and 85o
TKESH rSTIT AITD VEOETABLE
SEPARTMEVT
Fancy Strawberries, per t. box..lSo
Sweet Navel Oranges, doz flue 30o, 40o
Nw Turnips, Beets and Onions.. So
New Spinach, per peck BOo
Fresh Tomatoes, Wax and String
New Potatoes, Beans,
Mushrooms, Pineapples,
Cauliflower, Malaga Grapes.
(jWAVy t$3Kc CS CtwtVA
1tJ .
X. J Omaha's Pure
Food Center r JJ
llayden Bros. Meat
Prices Still
But that doesn't effect Martin Ileum, manager of our
Meat Dept. He is still quoting meats at lower prices than
ever and it makes no difference what others say, you'll
always get the best meats at the lowest prices at Hay
den's besides you get full weight.
11VL- pounds of Leaf Lard for $1.00
Pork Roast, per pound 9c
Hindquarters, Mutton or Iamb, lb 7c
Forequarters Mutton or Lamb, lb S'sC
Mutton Chops, rib or loin, lb 10c
Mutton Stew, 6 lbs. for 25c
No. 1 Sirloin Steak, lb lS'l-c
Chuck' Steak, 3 lbs 25e
Bulk Sausage, lb 5c
Ground Bones, for chickens, 10 lbs 25c
Bacon Backs, lb. ..12!-cr
kmm Hay den Bros. Meat Dept.
"Now's the day
and
Now's the hour"
Bura
THE BEER YOU LIKE
HAVE A CASE SENT
untir
w. JIUI'IU
7 JOHNNITTLER
I 3224 SO. 24TH STRUCT
ins. -ta
Ut ISSS
bid sa
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
(In Utliu I'cr ear.
1
large line of patterns of unusual
EXCELLENT TROUSEnS
Do yon think you have to pay yonr
tailor "big- prices" to get good fitting
trousers IF YOU DO YOU ARB
WBOMO. We can fit you perfectly.
Sir! Bee our beavutiful showing; of
trousers at $3.60, $4.00, $8.00 and
$6.00, and the greatest trouser Talues
ever shown at $1.60, $1.0, $3.80 and
$3.00.
Patterns In
itterns In
$1.00
"Cooper's" Spring
Needle Union Suits
at
of the
48c
$1.00
C'SSWfk CuiW2
ft
3
SPECIALS
BAJCEBY SPECIALS
Moca Tarta
.SOO
Sise of regular 3-layer cuke. Iced with
rich corfee cream icing, regular nV
cake Saturday (only) 30o
CANST D?AITXHT SPEOIAI.
Assorted Caramels, psr lb. 30o Ma
ple, maple nut, vanilla, vanilla nut,
chocolate and chocolate nut Sat
urday (only) per lb 30o
TEA AITD OOTFEB SEPT.
Peter's Swiss Cocoa, Juat In 85o
Suchard's Swiss Cocoa, small ....800
Medium, 40c; largs, 80c.
Fresh Mexican Chill Pepper Pods,
per pound 600
Cross &, Blackwell's Curry Powder,
per lb 800
Diamond Minute and Peerless Gela
tine, per pkg Bo
"LOTUS" Brand Ankola Coffee, lb 350
The best coffee on earth for the
money.
WIRES AITD Z.IQUOM.
Dollar Bottle Apricot Cordial .... (Bo
Dollar Bottle Virginia Blackberry 6 So
Monogram Whiskey, full qt 75o
GuckenJielmer Hye, full qt $1.00
Cedar Brook Whlkey, full qt... 81.00
Atherton Whisky, 1901, full qut, 81-85
Cal. Brandy, ISO, full qt. .. .,..81.85
18 Years Old Whiskey, full qt ..88.60
Federal Old Scotch Whiskey ....$1.16
Dollar Bottle Champagne 60O
Cal. Port or Sherry, gal 91.00
6 gain., 14.50: large bottle 3H
White Tokay full qt BOo
Skupernong Wine, qt BOo
Virginia Dare, large bottle 660
TIES A bottle of wine with each
full quart of our 8 years old "LO-
TI'S" Brand Whiskey, at 8100
We pre-pay all orders for liquors
to the amount of $3.00 and over.
&vax& Gpbx& c CS
i
Going
Get Out
of the habit of using poor coffee.
You ran get good coffee hi the snme
prices, (mi- ateel Cut and Sifted
goods are perfect. Wo dust to make
it "inmlily Mo Useless Chaff. It's
nil pure coffee rresli, fragrant,
flaTorous.
Mocha Mixtures,
Excelsior Blend,
.Ifto.. 3 lbs.
10c, ibs.
$1 00.
$1 00.
7. L. Masferman & Co.
"The Coffee aten."
Branch at Publlo Market.
lSlO Xarney II.
CANDY SPECIAL
SATURDAY
40c Mulaxses Peanut Huti
per lb
KlSMes,
a&o
T" Chocolate-,
390
60c "PK INCHES WK
per pound
Trv MY Kits' NKAHOI.ITAN I'K
I'UKAM Idil.l.S. t'luia. SOo; iiiurts,
40c 'l'liree flavors In each roll.
Myers-Dillon Drug Co.
Kith and Kariiam Streets.
Dept.
Up
for!
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
tauui A4erttalBB Mesllam.
OF
THE
Cepriiht tun ScksHtatr tc Mm
The Biggest and Best Bargains of all are Suits
that we offer in Saturday's sale
fit. , , MOMI!.
Actual $20.00 to $25.00 mostly spring weights, in med
ium and light colors all hand tailored.
Rain Coats Values
$18.00, sizes 34 to
38; choice.
up to
$5.00
$3.00 Trousers . . ... .$1.25
$4 and $4.50 Trousers $3.75
In Connection We Will Offer
all Hart, Schaffner & Marx medium and heavy
weight suits and 0 'Coats $25.00, $28.00,
: $30.00 and $35.00 values, at
Don't Miss This Last Opportunity.
doh't tdv iinvncnci CinOT IT
FORGET llll IIHIUKUU mid I pi
Bennett's Rleat Dept.
20. saved in buying from Omaha's leading
NMeat, Fish and Provision center.
12 lbs. Leaf Lard $1.00
Pork Loin, lb lOUc
Pork Roast, lb ' 10 Vi ?
Fresh Dressed Chicken, lb 10l4C
Sirloin Steak, lb v .15c
Lamb Legs, lb 9V-:C
Lamb Chops, lb. 10C
Lamb Stew, lb ....4K
Veal Roast, lb., 12Vjc and .v. . .10c
Veal Chops, lb 10c
Veal Stew, lb 5 ':;
3,000 lbs. Skinned Hams, lb 141'
2,000 lbs. Hex Bacon, lb 13-A'
3-1 b. pail Hex Silver Leaf Lard 45'
Majestic Hams, lb 151
Fresh Fish Oysters, quart 45
From 7 to 10 P. M. Pork Chops, lb 10;
Porter House Steak, lb 12', if.
Keep the
Children's
Feet Dry
Now come the wet days of early
spring the time of y.-ar when It's
easy to catch cold Get the chil
dren fitted to Fry's solid shoes
and be sure their feet are dry It
might save you money.
Saturday is a good day to look
after the children's shoes.
The best for the money all the
time. ,
f l.fJO, fJ.OO and fii.SO
Fry Shoe Cq.
,THK K II O K K H.
Itllh anil Douglas Streets.
PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
HfinNi and b-ji i'ut it bir.
Y- Ti-tt ft luituii4 irrowth.
r JfevJI to H Orjr
Uair to lt Youthfui Color.
i inrl rvn rri.-nii n.n ,.i.nr i mi i
THE PLACE
The Final Sale Day
PEABODY STOCK
We know that you can't dup
licate the clothing bargains we
are offering in any other store
in the land. You'll know it, too,
when you look them over. The
clothes speak stronger for them
selves than printer's ink or mere
words can.
Standard All-Wool Suits, $12.00
to $15.00 values, in the latest
if.. $6.00
Suits and Overcoats, that should
sell at $15.00 and
$18.00, go at
J8.50
.$11
Light Weight O'Ooats; val-
ues to $12.00 c nn
sizes to 38, at. . . .vOiUU
$3.50 Trousers ...,. .$1.75
$5 and $G Trousers . . $3.50
Your unrestricted choice of
$15
PAYO
For Wear and Tear on Klines
A.
Can't Be Heat
Follow a good healthy boy
for one' day go -with him
over the pavements pay
'pull away" with him tin tho
cinder playgrounds pay hall
with him on the vacant lot
and you will undorntand after
one day of this why It takes
an extra good shoe to matcTi
the hoy. We realised thl
some time ago and devel
oped a boys' shoe that will
wear like lr" and we sell
tbem.
TEEL
HOD
HOES
c2)
Yes, they cost a trifle mor
but for wearing iiualltli f
they are the cheapest shoe
you can buy.
Iloya' sizes
2 4 to 6V4 $2.50
Youths' sizes
1 to 2
Little Gents' slzes-
10 to 13 Vi
1 to 2
ss.oo
DREXEL
1410 Farnam Street
Roliablo
Dontistry
Taft's Denial Roima
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