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NEW COALITION
CABINET NAMED
BYKERENSKY
Premier's Reply to Dsmocratic
Congress Exactly Contrary
to Demands; State of
War in Turkestan.
rVtrograd, Oct. 5.-PrCn,ier Keren-
;h-vs re!''-v '0 the demand r.f .h I
democratic confess that no step to
Aard naming a cabinet be made with
ut the sanction of the congress was
i notification that before another
would announce th,. nor
her 1 said that General Cherkess, the
commander m Turkestan, had been
attacked and beaten and that other of
ficers had been se:zed by irresponsi
ble troops It is reported that a tem
porary revolution had been oranicd
and that the people were in a panic.
Russian Turkestan is composed of
tour provinces in centra! Asia, cast
of the Caspian sea, with a population
of about 6,o85,000.
The provisional government has de
eded to permit General Soukhomlin
otf. the former minister of war, who
was convicted of treason last week,
to serve his term in the St. Peter and
St. Paul prison instead of in Siberia.
The general's wife pleaded that if he
were sent to Siberia an attempt might
be made to murder him.
spired he
;onrel oi .i
hirh r,A. r " "'"I'Mry.
innouncemeiit was made to M. Tsere
ttl!l 01 the '"am committee of the con-
Late fast night, after a lengthy ses-
,hl? v a P,re,Se,lt cabinet and 'he
. thers scheduled to occupy portfolios
fin the new one, the following unof
nc'al slate was announced:
Premier M. Kerenky.
Minister of Foreign Affairs-M.
erestchenko.
Minister of the Interior
fin.
M. Miki-
of Agriculture M. Mas-
Welfare M.
Minister
fori.
Minister of labor M. Skobeleff.
Minister of Supplies E. T. Proko
povitch. Minister of Finance M. Bernatky.
Minister of Religion M. Karta-snerf.
Minister of Public
1 Kishkin.
Minister of Trade and Indstry M.
Konovaloff.
State Controller M. Smyrnoff.
.Minuter of Justice M. Malyanto
v itch.
Minister of Education M. Salaskin.
Minister of War General Verkhov
sky. Minister of Marine Admiral Ver
aervski. The constitutional democrat party,
..gainst which the democratic con
gress lias been in opposition, has been
represented by Kishkin, Konovaloff
and Smyrnoff. The portfolio of for
eign affairs, war, marine and interior
remain unchanged.
Want Revolutionary Authority.
The democratic congress by a vote
of 839 to 106 has passed a resolution
declaring that it is indispensable to
'ontinue a strong revolutionary au
thority which would follow the pro
gram of the Moscow conference of
last August and would carry ou. an
active policy tending to the realiza
tion of a general peace.
The congress directed the main
committee to choose five of its mem
bers to draft a scheme for forming
5uch authority. The resolution was
irepared by the committee represent
ing all the parties in the congress and
ets forth the views and principles
isrreed to bv a maioritv of the enn-
ierence. The resolution was submit
ted to the congress by M. Tseretelli,
io"mer cabinet minister.
fhe government has declared a
state of war in Turkestan, where rev
olutionary movements broke out early
th:s week. The situation appeared to,
be becoming normal when it suddenly
flared up agaia.
As a protest against the sending of
a punitive expedition the council of
workmen's and soldiers' delegates in
Tashkent, the capital, has proclaimed
a general strike.
A Petrograd dispatch dated Octo-
Bumper Corn Crop, Says
Railrocd Man After Trip
Aiex. Hampton, traveling passenger
agent for the Northwestern, is in
from a two weeks' trip that lias
covered nearly everv rountv in ihc
grain producing portion of Nebraska.
Speaking of corn, Mr. Hampton says:
"I have lived in Nebraska many
years and have never seen such a corn
crop as is now waiting to be gathered.
There is no question about it being
a humper. After talking with the
farmers, the grain men and the people
in touch with- the agricultural situa
tin, I am of the opinion that the esti
mate of 250.000.000 is verv conserva
tive and I would not be surprised if
the yield readies 300,000.000.
"Everywhere in the state, with the
exception of a small area in the
southwest corner, there is a wonderful
crop. Right now what is needed most
is a killing frost. The corn has fully
matured and the stalks are green and
still growing. A frost would stop
this growth and permit of the corn
ears drying out before the rains of
the hte fall.
"The hay crop is just as good as the
corn and everywhere farmers and
stock men had laid awaj an immense
tonnage and the hav has never been
cured in better condition. With the
corn, the hay and- the bountiful fruit
crop, the farmers of Nebraska arp in
about the best rondition in every way
m me tnstory ot the state.
Boy Scouts to Learn
Of Liberfy Drive Tonight
An emergency call went out this
morning for all the Boy Scouts in
Omaha to meet at the Commercial i
club rooms at 7:30. The scout activi
ties in the second Liberty bond drive
are to be organized. The boys did
exceptionally fin; work in the cam
paign for the sale of the first quota
Of the bonds, and thpv arp tr ho nut
into the service again. i
J. W. Welch, chairman of the scout
executive council, will preside. Chief
of Tolice Henry W. Dunn will talk
to the boys on his impression of the
work they did as guards on the
streets during the Ak-Sar-Ben pa
rades. J. De Forrest Richards will tell
the boys of the appreciation the board
of governors of Ak-Sar-Ben have of
the way the boys acquitted them
selves in handling the crowds. Major
Maher, John L. Kennedy and Mr.
Sykes are also to speak to the boys.
Farmer Thrown From Grader"
Dislocates Two Vertebra:
Iowa Falls. Ia. Oct. 5. (Special.)
John Brown, a young farmer, dislo
cated two vertebrae' of the neck when
he was thrown from a grader, strikinp
on his head. It is thought nature will
adjust the trouble and the attending
surgeons decline to reduce the frac
ture, fearing that such an attempt
might prove fatal.
Bee Want Ads Produce Rults.
or trains.
.'. K r..i: ,
r , . , , . ic.u, i!nr ul were icciing unc ami
FlinStOn Tired But Happy after taking their baths and gelling
men umionns were as nappy as a
tot of larks. None of them com
plained. Of the contingent reaching Camp
Fuuston between October 5 and 10
close to l.0(R) had arrived when Mr.
Dunn left Friday night, with trains
arriving at the rate ot three
an hour.
"By midnight tonight there will be
approximately 50,1 UK) members of the
national army quartered at Camp
t unstoii, said hallare Dunn of the
I nion Pacific, who just came in from
the post.
Mr. Dunn accompanied the Union
Pacific train that left Omaha Wednes
day morning, carrying the Omaha
contingent to the camp. According
to Mr. Dunn the trains on which the
Nebraskaus rode reached camp all
the way ' -m late Wednesday night
unlil noon Thursday.
The vVebra.-kans reached Camp
Funston in good shape, there were no
accidents of any kind, either to men
to an immense pile of hav. Into the
ticks they stuff the hay and carry the
filled ticks hack to their nuarters.
The ticks are placed on the wire
""""f" ll":- .Kitmion, uiev are 1 tnn with such a
given plentv of heavy blankets and!
Judge Holmes lined him $100 and
street, appeared in police court to an
er a charge of illegal possession of
intoxicating liquor. Through his
counsel Adler said the liquor' was
used in the christening of a child and
detailed the circumstances in Conner-
baptism as practiced
Speaking of the method in handling
the boys at ibis time, Mr. Dunn says:
"As soon as the men detrain they
r.ie checked into the canio. civen their
new clothing and sent to the bath
houses. After the baths they are-assigned
to quarters and, if it is meal
time, they fall in tor breakfast, din
ner or Mippei. After the meal they
bed covers.
According to Mr. Dunn,
or four t,on wi)rk is pretty well
tne nousini: ot troons
construc-
tmished and
w ill if. ,t I, -i
difficult matter. Everything ha- been
v..rked out to a period svstem that
the arrival of 10 000 or so new
men is merely an incident.
costs Decatise ot the tact that a gro
cery store is in connection with his
abode and that he should have had a
permit to purchase the liquor. He
appealed the case.
illuminated two-sheet posters adver
tising the Liberty bonds. Each poster
carries, printed in large letters, th;
legend, "Lend your money to the government."
Bee Want Ads Produce Results.
Leg Sore '
A
hure snre vertf fWnvflitl of font dis-
cnarre. Arnny annay; no rr ai ni?ni. intn
jut a few drop or the frntle. cooling liqui
Says Liquor Was Bought
To 1)32 at Christening
Anton Adler, Aso: North Sixteenth
Burlington Railroac,
Advertises Bonds Drive
mid.
Sffrfl rv
i frnhinxflerpat nisht. in due time, complete
tic, Mc asd H.oe.
D. 1). D. Irritation and pain cone
i cure, we guarantee l).l. 1)
win nt
m JtAt-m It: A .T,.
The Kurlinutoii is sendine out to I Tl-. T i . i A VI - t-
station agents along its lines ,IHH) I
Sherman & MeConnell Drug Co.
10W MUCI
p BSXNSrl l l" hlh? know
m r
IT COS
TO
A PRICE MEANS NOTHING BY ITSELF
r-BUT WHEN YOU DISCOVER AN
ARTICLE SOLD AT HARTMAN'S FOR
TEN DOLLARS WHICH ELSEWHERE
WOULD COST TWELVE DOLLARS
THE PRICE MEANS MUCH AS
ALL FAIR PRICES ALWAYS WILL!
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SPiCIAL EASY CREDIT TERMS GLADLY ARRANGED ON ANY PU. CHAiE IF DESIRED
GENUINE BARGAIN IN A COM
PLETK BRASS BED
v COMBINATION Conalnta
of r 2-Inch continuous post brau
bed. 10 fillers, sanitary cotton top
mattresa cov
ered with
durable tick
ing, wire
fabric spring
and a pair
of pillows, a
real value for
complete out
fit at our low
price of only.
'29.85
B3H
This
quickstep-
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GOOD
OR '
RJAKE
ROOlVi
That is the Hand
writing on the
wall of Modern
Dentistry.
is the Twentieth Century. They're playing a
you must steD lively or steD out of the ranks
Science has sriven the nrofessional man seven envir
doocs improvea vision, keen ears, active brain, nimble
lingers and tire impossible things of yesterday are accom
plishecHacts today.
Specializing and systematizing instead of theorizing
and temporizing, have cut down the coot of high class
dentistry by cutting out incompetence, hypocrisy and graft.
bale, thorough, etficient dentistry with unnecessary
pain eliminated at prices the reoDle can afford to nav haa
been the result.
I do not pretend that I have done all these things
nortnat i even piayea a very important part in the scien
tific achievements of the past decade; BUT I DO CLAIM I
was alert and ready to grasp and apply the newer and bet
ter things the big men of my profession offered and was
up and doing, experimenting and investigating while the
echoes of the past were saying, "It can't be done."
Every day patients voice their surprise and pleasure
at the many wonderful thing5, they see done in this office.
Sanitary precautions elimination of unnecessary
pain, wonderfulr porcelain work, substantial sets of teeth
where but two or more natural teeth remain artistic in
lays, perfect fitting comfortable crowns wilh exact articu
lation masterly bridge work stamps this office as being
progressive.
And then prices here are less than you are asked
elsewhere for work of similar Mature.
My personal guarantee protects you absolutely.
Painless Withers, Dentist
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1 4,1 ILLUSTRATED IS wtaBifffTPSs
1 MADE TO M ATCH 3 , TfTf, TSr V. Tyt
BUFFET SHOWN El- it p mmm TufttPST
pn TO RIGHT Is of Vuge fJMf3tlJCL ETl
fcgj elze, 3 removable and ad- Jt(jL Jd ?Sj' "Bill
J75j Juitable shelves, artistic- TvLJE'l J. ' 'EJ'tI
r oily deslRntd stretchers, "bt V "S I Si I
I'M neatly carved moulding, ilTiLtexl &2 l Ivflll
J $26.68 M:M
ersla MASSIVE COLONIAL
g il-TPn&m , woSd: elegant! At
m ;MviC' t,0.n Quarter -sawed if
m 'f l-.-, BggE oak. base fitted with
ill I Z --SyffSJ 6 ln,dvidual draw-
M Mr r " lfs I arse si2e French
m SSHwi ",y,jZV bVie plate mirror, 32
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E urge you, however, not to consider a price low
jus. Decause n i,uuk low m an aavernsemcnt.
Examine first of all th VALTIK
will find articles in our extensive assortments which
A f 1 - A 1 1 . . 1 ! ij.i
may vuck a iruio more loan sinuiar-iooKuig articles in
otner siores out tne value you receive for your money Ff
m du gutfuiui uau bucio tan uo uu vumpurxauu. vvucu
the need of new home fnrnishinp-a nrispx rm in thnt in.
stitution whose merchandise performs faithful service
the homes of your friends. Seek the store where the salespeople
obliging and courtonsj nhore a constant effort to please Is mitnlfefttodf
re stocks are complete and service prompt and efficient Look for the
pntrons, hiuliiR once experienced satisfaction, retnrn again and again, secure
edge that their mouej will be well and profitably spent (iO TO HARTMAN'S.
We Are Show
ing an Unusual
ly Attractive
Variety of High
Grade Living.
Room Suites.
See Them,
If This Pattern
Does Not Please
You, We Have
Others That Will
A Pleasure to
Show You.
AN ATTRACTIVE NEW DESIGN
AND LUXURIOUSLY UTHOLSTER
ED DAVENPORT Covered In guar
anteed tapestry, over a full comple
ment of steel springs. Tapestry is fig
ured design, attractive pattern and
coloring, generous in size, artistic in
aesign, a spwinaia
value, at only .
LARGE SIZE ARM CHAIR Matches
davenport, construction throughout
dependable, a very restful design, ex
pressive of character and refinement
in every line Is the tvnp nirtnreH
above, a splendid ti-QQ iZfi
value our low price of .dwQa t)U
A TRULY REAUT1FUL ROCKER
Built to give long years of com
fort and enduring service, frames are
mahogany finish and carefully built
of choicest stock, elegantly uphol
stered in the newest tnn OCZ
figured tapestry, only CtOOCD
A VERY SPECIAL VALUE
IN A HIGH-GRADE 2 INCH
CONTINUOUS P O S Tk3.-
METAL BED. Elegant- '
ly finished
1 n Vernls
Martin or
white enamel,
has 10 heavy
1-Inch fillers,
ran be had In
all a I e a.
Quoted for
this week at
$8.99
Note the Desk Comp&rtment
In L rawer
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A SPLENDIDIiT
DESIGNED WIIJ.IAM
AND MARY PERIOD
PATTERN BUFFET
Built of aelected aottd
oak, rich fumed finish.
2 center drawers, 1
lined for silverware; 2
cupboard, I full
length drawer, 30x8
rencn bevel (plat
m i r ror.
our prlca
only ..,
128.25
MISSION LIBRARY SUITE.. Jstlcally designed and splendidly made 3-pieoe,
i L thr"uKhout of selected solid oak and finished fumed, library table fitted
cD "rniiiai iiiicni uiiu magazine ena, cnair ana rocker
are upholstered In heavy Imitation Spanish leather, entire
d-pleces as Illustrated, at only
$18.75
titSaa4a.aaaaaaaa
SPLENDIDLY DESIGNED
"WINDSOR" ARMCHAIR
Elegantly finisher",,-,
in Imitation browi.ia
mahogany, a very pleasing
and dainty design, careful
ly constructed; If you are
looking for a chair of this
description, do not over
look thilj4 ME
special at... $ J.JL)tu
Ltt Eartman
Feather
Your Nest
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MASSIVE 48-INCH TOP SOLID
EXTENSION TABLE Built
tractive William and Mary
heavy pedestal, elegantly finished
iumea. ean De extended to 6 feet, a
very special value of
fered for this week, at
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iiRGHWS IN QUALITY RUGS i
j liHOySANOS Ce RVCJ IN AU. PATTERNS. ORIENTAL, AU.-OVERS, FLORAL2k MEDAtUONS.i I
' ' MSa'JSS A i KUJUv (ION5f THIS IMMENSE LOT CON
d oak : .tfwp, rttwM mWANmm too small to list in ou : :
,n at- ! IlRt-A0RmNT OUR' RETAIL CUSTOMEWIVA? 1 1
rffl::MCMBEOND ANY AND ALL COMFETITIGlSH
6x9 ft. Brussels Rues Assorted fiftttprna an A I a?n if.i...i ...
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6x9 ft. Brussels Rugs Assorted patterns and de-
"S"" SI 1.30
6x9 ft Seamless Brussels Rugs Assorted pat
terns Sll C5
8-3x10-6 ft. Worsted Face Brussels " Rugs As
sorted patterns SI 7.35
8-3x10-6 ft. Seamless Brussels Rugs Wors ed
face, assorted S1900
8-3x10-6 Extra Heavy Seamless Assorted i-at-terns
Brussels Rugs $10 05
9x12 ft. Worsted Face Assorted Brussels Rugs
onlv a -4 r no
9x12 ft. Seamless Brussels Rugs Assorted pat
terns nnlv nn v
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7 9x12 ft Extra Heavy Brussels
k ow S9.-I.RA
423-428 Securities Bid g. 16th and Farnam Stt.
OMAHA, NEB.
Office Hours: 8:30 A. M. to 8 P. M. Sunday, 9 to 1.
J
STRONGLY BUILT FOLDING
CARD TABL E 36-Inch
square top covered in good
grade of imitation leather,
easily folded as shown In Illus
tration, framea are mahopany
nnmn oniy: while
they last, at this
low price
: iiiBnuany
$2.3 j
6x9 ft. Velvet Rugs Assorted patterns, urieninia.
etc- on'y : S12.80
8-3x10-6 ft. Velvet Rugs Assorted patterns, splen-
did Qualjty ...S10.75
8-3x10-6 ft. Seamless Velvet Rugs In beautiful
Pattcrns $23.85
flxI2 ft. Velvet Rugs Assorted patterns, special
vaIue- at $23.08
VTit n. eamless velvet Rujgs Florals, all-overs
aim ineuaiuons $26
8-3x10-6 Assorted Axminster Rugs, only. $26
M T 1 7 ft A tmlnafcr Wurra 4n ..ti..
v aai.- ahuoo aoDui icu uaueriiH,
on'y S20.50 I
9x12 ft. Seamless Axminster Rugs Splendid 2
va'iie. oniy ok J
9 StlMlMlNJtyji
1.45 J
ELEGANT MAHOGANY LIBRARY
TABLE Finely finished and strong
ly constructed, top measures 45x26
inches, fitted with roomy drawer,
made on colonial lines, a very artis
tic design, quoted a4 ("t
for this week, only. tyJLdvj
Prepare for
Told Weather.
Buy Your Stove
w. 1V Have
One to Snit
Every Pnrse.
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151
p.
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CODE'S HOT RLAST HEATERS
Just what you want to keep
down the high cost of living,
most economical stove
made, burns anything,
holds fire for a longer
period than any other
stove, we
have them
as low as.
ian any oiner
S14.00
9
oZ $3.75 Dow
( Id ir.ee only 75c a Week)
This outfit consists of 10 reeord selections,
your own choice, and this S37.M
COLUMBIA GRAF(lf L
Of hreotlfnl qnartrred oak or mahogany
case equipped with the Columbia sjfttrm of
tone control. The astonishing tune volume,
annftaal tone quality, yon cannot bay more
In the way of a musical instrument for the
price. It ia better value than any talking
machine at anywhere near Its price rrsard
1cm of name or make. Hear it toduy.
Agents for the
Moores, Garland
and Cole's Hut
iiiast Stoves and
Ranges.
HARDWOOD SANITART KITCH
EN CABINET BASE Two bins, 2
drawers and eliding kneading
boaid. has white maple top, easy
to clean, 60-lb. capacity bins, will
mo iiuubc w ne i
many weary steps a
day. bpecial Monday.
$5.85
-Brr
THE FAMOUS "REGENT"
COAL AND GAS COMDINA
cTION COOK STOVE'
Two stoves In one. has
4 holes for gas and 4 for coal,
large size oven operated for
both, elaborately nickel trim
med, white porcelain oven
door and many special
ures, at
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REMARKABLE DRESSER
VALUE Built of solid oak and
--.finished in golden, base Is
afc fitted with three roomy
drawers, having wood pulls; larre
sued French revel piaie mirror.
et In neat frame.
Priced for this,
week at
Liiiifiii'
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Mtiairiini.TrfiieaMi
AJIERICA'S UUEATIST H03LE I IMISHERS
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413-15-17 South 16:b Street
LUXURIOUSLY OVER
STUFFED MASSIVE
ROCKER FulirS3
spring back ano.-35
seat elegantly uphol
stered In heavy Imitation
leather, attractively
turned pasta, finished
golden. Special for this
week's 'sell- .4n gi
Ing. at the 111 tl5l
low price 0f eWava7
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