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TTTE OMATIA DATLY UEE: SATT"RT)AY, JAXI'AIIT IP, HI01.
CHECK ON T11E PERSECUTION
Jndgo Tawratt Beitroina County Attorney
mid His Political Allies.
(BLOCKS CONSPIRACY AGAINST ROSEWATER
llllnc tit Coinptfitntu In tlm Sonth
Onuiliu I'olleo Court Trumpcil
L'ji ChnrnM in SluypeU lr
Tcmiiornrr Injunction.
Trc district court haa called a halt
to tho pallUcal persecution of Kdward Koso
vatex. editor of Tho Omaha Uce. Judgo
Kacett of tho equity division of tho court
yojte.nUir lusncd an order rcatrulning
County Attorney Shields nnd his allies from
taking any further steps toward tho
prosecution of Mr. Hosowatcr on tho
trumped-up charge of tho fraudulent use of
money for cnrapolgn purpoaca. In addition
to tho tounly attorney, whooo namo ap
pears at tho head of tho llBt, Judge
Kaw colt's order Is directed ugnlnat lsnattoiK
J. Dunn, deputy county attorney; 1'. J.
King, pollco Judgo of South Omaha, and
Miles Mitchell, chief of pollco of South
Omaha.
Tho hearing for permanent Injunction will
bo called In Judge Kawcett'a court on Sat
urday, January 28, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Aloiinwhllc, by vlrtuo of the restraining or
der, tho persona named In tho proceeding
are enjoined from making or filing any
further complulnta ngalnat Mr. llosowator
charging him with violation of tho election
lawa of this Bliito or from lsaulng or serv
ing any wnrrantB.
Tho petition In tho taso nets forth that
Kdwnrd Koaawater has been a resilient of
, Douglas county for over thirty years, that
bo Is now a candidate for tho olllco of
United Stales ttcnator und that ho has no
Intention of rollmiulHliIng his citizenship
In tho county nnd state.
rireoutloii, Tint I'rofteriitltm.
r.-isslng from these legal formalities tho
petitioner delvo down to bed rock solution
of the persecution ngalnst him, and asserts
that tho primary object of the persecutors
Is to harass him and to prevent him from
remaining In Lincoln, whero tho legislature
Is In session and whero tho Interests of his
senatorial candidacy requires his constnnt
' prrsenco nt this time. It Is further charged
that tho county attorney nnd 111 h associates
In the persecution havo entered Into n con
spiracy under the gulso of otllclal action, for
the boIo purposo of Interfering with Mr.
Kosowatcr'H personal movements nnd that
the proceeding la not in good faith,
One section of tho petition refers to tho
, farcical proceedings In the South Omaha
pollco court on or about January 2, when
1 Mr. ltoscwater was arraigned before Judge
' King and when that tribunal refused, nt
tho inBtarco of tho county attorney, to al
low him to waive examination and pass
tho ensu up to the district court. This un
precedented proceeding Is reviewed at
length and It Is also asserted that the court
even refused to accept a plea of guilty
when such plea v.as offered by the dsfond
nnt not that tho defendant considered him
self guilty, but simply as a mentis of ter
minating tho bulldozing action nnd per
mitting tho raso to reach tho higher courts,
where such unhenrd-ot methods do not re
vnll.
ICIiik l.nekn Jurlxdlrlloii.
Another part of tho petition sets forth
that Pollco Judgo King is without Jurlsdlc
tlon In such action nnd that tho district
court Is tho only authorized trial tribunal,
tho power of the pollco Judgo being llm
lted simply to binding a defendant over to
tho district court.
. As a reason why Injunction should Issue
tho petitioner nssorts that ns a part of tho
I program of persecution tho county nttorncy
and his tildes will, unless restrained, con-
tlnuo to manufacture additional charges,
thus making an endless chain of their nn-
I jioylng wnrfaro.
Mr. Itnsowater emphatically reaffirms Ills
Innocence of tho charge of political cor
ruptlon nnd declares that while ho has no
nnxlety as to tho llnnl outcome., ho objects
In being torn away from his Interests nt
JililColl).
In conclusion tho petitioner prays tho
court to permanently enjoin tho county nt
torney nnd his agents and deputies from
making any further charges until after tho
district court shnll havo passed upon the
cases already pending.
K1I1KI.DH :oTi:.ST DllAtiS
AI.O.VO
'IVllorn Appointed liy
I ii duo Vinson-
lllllcr (.'on tin n- Count.
Tho tellers In tho election contest caso of
rarlsh against Shields continued counting
tho ballots from South Omaha precincts
yesterday. In tho Klrst precinct of tho
Becond ward Shields mado a gain of three
votes, errors to that oxtent being found on
tho tally sheets used by tho election ofll
clnls when compared with tho count of tho
oMolal ballots.
During tho count of tho votes of tho Sec
ond precinct of tho Second ward twenty-six
ballots, tho legality of which Is quostlonod
by ono nldo or tho oilier, woro picked out
nnd it was decided to nrguo tho question
of tho validity of these ballots at tho after
noon session of tho court. Tho objections
to tho bnllotB vary, somo bearing written
remarks of tho voter and others bearing
check marks claimed to bo outsldo tho
limitations of tho law,
At tho nftcrnoon session Judgo Vlnson-
lmler throw out four ballots from tho Soc
ond prrclnct of tho Second ward because tho
voters had apparently marked them other
wise than with tho cross, as provided by
law. Threo of tho rejected ballots wero for
Shields and ono was for Parish
At tho closo of tho count yesterday the
ballots of flvo South Omaha precincts had
been counted, with tho result of a net gain
of thrvo votes for Shields.
HKW DKPO.SITIUX IS OS FILE.
Kctin of I.lt lirutlDii IlruuKlit liy Ki-
rolli'fini'ii Afcitlnitt City.
In tho caso of Olcsako against Mayor
Moorcs tho deposition of P. W. Illrkhausor,
formerly a, member of tho Fire and Pollco
board, has been tiled. Illrkhausor swears
th.it ho a a member of tho board in Feb
ruary, 1S99, at tho tlmo Oleseko and others
wero discharged from tho pollco forco; that
a list of men to bo discharged from tho
forco wan prepared by Chief of Pollco White
nnd before it reached tho board It was
changed by Mayor Moorea and Commis
sioner Collins.
Alimony In Ordered.
In tho dtvorco caso of TUllo llusch against
Fred llusch tho court yesterday Issue
nn ordor directing tho defendant to pay to
tho plaintiff $100 at once nnd $25 a week
whllo tho action is ponding, also to pay
I plalntltt's attorney a feo of $50.
Court ltonne Note.
An lnvontory of tho estnto of John Tl
MitiiHtlcld. ilej.-enHed. lias been tiled In tin
county court. Tho property of tho deceased
Is valued nt $21,tHM,
Minnie, Stctnhruunor has heuun stilt for
i fltvorco rroni nor uuhihiihi. John, ureglng
non-support. Tho parties wero married at
Council IUulTs In li'JI.
Uutlo K. HalftMi wnnts n dlvorco from
. jiriiesi it. inuieii. io wnom sno was mar
rled In 1MW. In her petition, tiled In tho dls
r inci couri, sno imickus liiuucuty and non
support.
, John T. '., llotli hnn sued the Magdeburg
riru iiiHiiriiiicti ruuiimuy oi ueritiany t
recover $l,0t for loss sustained by th
burning of bis bouse In South Omaha
wiiicii no ciuims wns validly iiisureu ly th
ll-l-tMUUlt
Aching In tho small of tho back Is an In
(Mention of Ilrlght's disease. Tho proper
rourso In such cases Is to tako a few doses
of Prickly Ash Hitters. It is nn cffectlv
fcldnoy remedy and bowel regulator.
SCOI'IlJI.trS I.IJAIUNU SAMJ.
Climkn nt Unit Price.
Having Unlshcd Invoicing, wo havo dc-
Idcd to closo out tho balance of our winter
loaks iiulckly.
Those acquainted with our stock know
that wo only carry the better grades of
loaks, nindo of tho most popular, best
curing materials and tailored In the most
pproved manner.
TODAY.
Uvcry clonk Just half price.
150.00 cloaks for J2G.O0.
JIO.00 cloaks for $20.00.
J3.'.00 cloaks for J17.50.
(30.00 cloaks for )15.00.
$25.00 eloaks for $12.60.
$20.00 cloaks for $10.00.
$15.00 cloaks for $7.50.
$13.00 cloaks for J'J.00.
$10.00 cloaks for $5.00.
LADIES' SUITS.
We havo about 50 ladles' fino tailored
suits that will go at halt price today.
rUHS of all kinds will bo sold at very
ow prices. Wo havo one fine marten cape,
ono linn beaver capo, one fine astrakhan
cape, two 'near seal Jackets, at bargain
rices today.
KLANNKLETTK WKAI'l'EUS.
Wo offer nil of our flannelletto and fleece-
ncd wrappers today at half price.
O. K. SCOI'lELD CLOAK AND SUIT CO.,
1510 Douglas Street.
DENTIST ROOD IS MISSING
ournryn front Knliininriio to Omiiliii
mill Myntrrlniiftl)' 1)1
nipriir. A case similar to that of Hay Illrum, who
disappeared nt Omaha three months ago
whllo on his way from his homo In Colorado
o Lannon, Wis., to be married, Is reported
from Kalamazoo, Mich. In this Instanco
tho man who has dropped out of sight is
Dr. Fletcher V. Hood, a dentist, who left
his home in the Michigan city last August,
iimo to Omaha and has not been seen since.
HU friends wrlto that he met a brother-
n-law hero J. T. llesch. After that ho was
heard of In Chicago, but for tho lust four
months no word has been received from
htm. Tho only theory that sceraB to explain
his silence, say his rclntives, Is that of a
udden spell of insanity.
Ho Is married," writes tho sheriff from
Knlnmazoo, "his homo associations were
happy nnd he was prosperous In ovcry wny.
A dentist by profession, he wns 28 years
of nge, flvo feet eight Inches In height,
weight 175 pounds, eyes blue, light brown
air, smooth face nnd In disposition was
quiet and unassuming. Ho wore n gold
Plato In ono front tooth nnd was slightly
round-shouldered. When he left ho wore a
rown suit of very small check tan shoes
nd light brown fedora hat. May or may
not wear glasses; had n gold hunting caso
watch without a chain, nnd a pttrso with
namo and pddress on tho Inside. A sult-
blo rewnrd will bo given to anyone fur
nishing Information that will lead to hla
ocatlon."
Tho Information from Kalamazoo does not
stnto tho residence of Resell, tho brothcr-
n-law.
llurKniti Mntlupp nt IlnyilM Today.
Charles II. Hunford In his great nlay.
'Private John Allen." Prices, any seat. 25c
nnd 50c.
OLD WEATHER DELAYS WORK
With Opening f Surinsr. Larst? Force
Will lie Km ployed on IHkIi
School.
Tho Iron work Is practically completed
for tho Bocond-story floor of tho now High
school building and tho stono work will bo
resumed ns Boon ns tho weather permits.
During tho freezing weather stonemasons
havo prepared enough material to koop a
largo forte of men busy for many weeks
and much of tho ornamental stonework has
been designed.
John Lntenser, architect to tho board.
and tho members of the board aro much
perplexed over what disposition to make of
tho present boiler house used nt tho High
school. It Is not suitable, for tho heating
apparatus which will bo necessary for tho
now wing nnd It ia not thought advisable
o put tho boilers under tho building. It
Is probable that a now boiler house will be
built to accommodate tho heating plant.
Tho Reformed Enlsconal church hna n
historic mlnlstrv. enisconal covornmont.
liturgical worship nnd evangelical preach
ing. Any person desiring to know raoro
about It will recelvo without cost a packago
of Its distinctive Ilteraturo upon applica
tion. Address Iock Hox 1185. Chlcaco. Ill
MnrriiiKC LIcrnneM.
Tho following mnrrliico licenses wero is.
sued yesterday by tho county Judgo:
Henjiimln O. Cary. Omaha 39
Ina Heath. Omaha
Vmnn nml A, t rnnu A
lllnpreh l- Itmlln rionrrl flu pnntilv na
Anna L. Oltmann, Douglas county.!!!'.'!! 18
.lonaiiian uoitreii. uoiurlilgc
Mary Skelton, C'oldrldgo
11112 1),
ItOSS D. J. N.. aged "0 years, at St. Jo
,'i(tm,, uuiu pi, ixuimuiin cnurcn ctun
day ut 2 o'clock p. m. Interment nt Forest
1 .nwii (nmf p
1,' .i 1 tl . r n . . i . , . .
KDWAUDS Oraco Francis, Friday morn
rnn iTCoitn llniml nlio.nl. 0 ...! a 4
m., Dr, II, C. HerrinK presiaiiiR. Interment
Dr. CARL CRAMER'S
)
Pennyroyal Pills
Regular Price $2.00,
Our Price $1
Sent xropaid on receipt of
price.
QPIIIECCD cut price
ObllJICTCIl DRUGGIST
8. W. Cur. 10th and CIiIcbkq 3t.
All Competition Distanced.
Tho fust trains of tho Union Tnclflc
reach San Francisco fifteen hours ahead of
nil competitors. If you aro in no hurry
take a slow train bj one of the detour
routes, but If you want to get there with
out suffering any of tho inconveniences of
winter travel, tuke the only direct route,
tho Union Pacific.
An Kxtrnct From Her Latter.
"If you coulil only bo here thU winter morning
anil for yourself you would no longer doubt me.
Ho08 ore blooming in our front yard nnd all naturn
l h fir advunciil In this lovrly American summer
land an It will bo In your cold rastcro homo by June.
"We made tho Journey from Omaha to tho OoUlcn
Oato on the Union Pacific to avoid tho clrctiltoui
rotitoi an Imiwrtant Item In thowlnter. Atrlpto
California U mado delightful by tho perfect nerflce
and luxurious arcomnuxlatlon of 'The Overland
Limited, which U perhapa tho most finely equipped
train In tho world,"
DETAILED JNKOKMATION ON AITI.ICATION.
Now- City Ticket Olllcc, 1KI Turnum St.,
Tfletd'0110 31C
1'iilon Passenger Station, 10th and Marcy,
xeicpuono wy.
Ui:i,l.i:V, STKt Hit A CO.
ao IV r CVntt 2(1 IVr Out! 20 IVr Cent!
Illncoiinlt Dlxrountl Dlsroniitt
LADIES' AND CHILDHEN'S UNDERWEAIt
CASILMEltE, SILK &. COTTON HOSIERY.
One-fifth off all ladles' and children's
Union sutts.
SEPARATE GARMENTS,
Including tho celebrated "Munslng" and
"Ypsllantl" brands.
20 PER CENT OFF MEN'S UNDERWEAR.
Cashmere socks, flannel night robes, un
derwear, union suits and scparato gar
ments. (Low prices and reduced prices stand,
and In addition 20 per cent discount will be
allowed).
KELLEY, STIQER & CO.,
Corner Fa mam and 15th Sts.
.Shot To ti run ill cut.
Tho next Skat tournament of tho Omnha
Skat club will tako place at the Schlltz
Roof garden Saturday, January 19, 8 p. m.
and Sunday, January 20, nt 3 p. ni. Every
skat player Is cordially Invited to be pres
ent. AiiiionnceiiU'iitH of the 'rhenter.
"1'rlvato John Allen," which will bo pre
sented nt Doyd's theater this afternoon
and tonight, presents n charming com
mingling of politics, pntrlotlsm and ro
mance, nnd, although tho play hinges on n
political contest In Louisiana, there arc no
embarrassing references to partlsnnlsm
In It.
Muy full for Their .Money.
Omco of the Omaha Realty company In
Omnha Savings bank building, 13th and
Oouglns streets, will remain open for busi
ness until y o'clock Snturday evening.
Mm. Xntlnn (Iocs I'riT.
WICHITA. Kan.. Jan. 18. Thn rnnnlv
attorney has dismissed tho charge ngatnst
.Mrs. i nrrio .Pinion, lie Buys: Willie III
temperuiicc Is no oxcuse for crime, the
mind of the defendant Is much Impaired
and alio labors under a delusion to such nn
extent ns to bo irresponsible. Further con
finement In Jail would not Improve her con
dition of mind."
Constipation leads to liver trouble, nnd
torpid liver to Ilrlght's disease, l'rlckly
Ash Hitters Is a certain euro nt any stngo
of tho disorder.
Ladles' Kid Sllp
pern, fleeced 'lined,
worth up to $3.00
salo price
69c
SATURDAY
AT 8:30 A. M.
Forcing out hlgh-grado footwear regardless of valuo prior to rebuilding.
SATURDAY men's shoes, patent calf, patent Ideal kid, patent coltskln
kid top, all styles and sizes, values up to 17.00 sale price, $2.69.
SATURDAY men's shoes, box calf, vlcl kid valuo up to $4 snlo price $1.98.
SATURDAY men's shoes, congress only, bordeaux calf, nil sizes, worth $3
sale prlco 98c.
SATURDAY ladles' shoes, welts and turns, showing tho Cuban, Military
nnd Louis heel, values up to $5 salo prlco $2.59.
LADIES' SHOES patent Ideal kid, patent calf, kid and cloth top rebuild
ing salo prlco $1.98. Ladlos shoes remainder of Queen Quality, to close, In
ono day, $1.09.
SATURDAY Extra arranged salo of misses' and children's shoes. Satur
day, boys' shoes nt one-third value.
THE ROCHESTER SHOE CO.,
REBUILDING SALE,
1515 Douglas.
Successors to the
HOWE.
Ladles Shoes
pluah trimmed, all
felt, worth $2.00
sale price
59c
Greatest Ribbon Sale
Ever Held in Omaha
All colors, all widths, all
" J kVini c
UUm1
Do not miss this. You cannot nffortl to lot this groat chance escape you.
Satin Ribbons, Taffeta Itibbons, double faced .Ribbons, Fancy Kibbous, riain and Baby Ribbons
Here are the prices:
He Ribbons lc
5c Ribbons 20
Sc Ribbons .....
10c Ribbons
2Ac
ale
You
$1.50 Copyright Books 79c
Including over 50 of the best titles. ?L25 Copyrighted Books 25c and 50c.
Shirt and
Furnishing Sale
Men'a Coloroil Ijuindered Shirts, with
oeparato rollars and curttf, made to sell ut
Il.on, In all the new colors, at H9c.
Jlen'H $1.00 Colored Laundered Bhlrtfl,
with separato cuffs, to wear white collars,
at 49c
onn .'i...,n mon'u Ann Rhtrts that were
made to sell at $UA In all tho new styles,
with collars and cuffs scpnrate, all at '5c.
JlfliH nuo .NPCKwear unu muuicia un
closed out at 15e. ,.
Ono lot of men's flno all wool Underwear
tr. I... .lnnrwl nut at fiOc.
Men's $1.00 und $5.00 Hath Itobes at $L9S. '
Chicago Cloaks
150 automobiles, ChlcaRO man's prlco $35, our prlco $10.60.
250 box coats, silk and satin lined throughout. Chicago
man's prlco up to $15.00, our prlco $b.5u.
325 Ladles flno tailor mado suits, satin lined throughout.
Chicago man's prlco up to $20.00, our prlco $7.95.
300 ladles' rainy-day skirts und golf skirts, Chicago man's
prlco up to $7.00, our prlco $3.85.
All tho children's and misses' Jackets from the Chicago
stock at one-third regular value. Ono table of children's Jack
ets, Chicago man's prlco up to $7.50, our prlco 60c.
COO children's Jackets In houclcs, kersoys, friezes, etc., worth
up to $7.00, for $2.48.
300 ladles' silk waists with now nishop sleeves, for $3.05.
Ladles' Wrappers, 29c.
Ladles' extra heavy flannelette wrappers, the $2.00 quality,
for 90c.
Letting Down the Prices
on Groceries
2- pounil enn Com Kc
3- pouud can Tomntoes iVjC
2 pounds String lleans 5u
2 pounds l.unii Henna i ,..7Hc
3-pound can I'umpkln 6c
10 pounds l-uro N. V Htuto Buckwheat.. 50c
10 pounds Nebraska Huckwhent 35c
2 pounds Superior Hreiikfust Food
mado from l'aclllc Coast Ilnrd Wheat
package .... 12',5a
HAYDEN BROS
AFFECTS ALL ME SCHOOLS ;
Health Commissioner's Vaccination Order
is Broadened,
PAROCHIAL INSTITUTIONS ARE INCLUDED
Knnhlonnlilp 1'rlvnte Kilncntlonnl
r.fltnlillnliiurnU Also Come Within
the 1,1st Where Arum Slimt He
Touched by the Tolnt.
Vaccination will be enforced In private
and parochial schools of Omaha, ns well as
In the public schools.
Health Commissioner Victor II. Coffman
Issued an order yesterday to every edu
cational Institution in tho city requesting
that all persons who havo not been vacci
nated bo prevented from nttendlng classes.
Tho order rend ns follows:
Whereas, tho city of Omaha has n number
of smallpox cases and Infection therefrom
Is possible, tho health commissioner re
iiuosts that sjperlors Instruct nil persons
who can show no evidence of viicclnutloii
to bo vaccinated nt once or ordered to dis
continue their school attendance.
VICTOR II. COWMAN.
Health Commissioner.
nclow Is a list of tho schools to which
this order vxns sent: Ilrownell hall, Kroe
bol school, Convent of Mercy, Sacred Heart
convent, Omaha Theological seminary, Ne
braska School for tho Deaf, Holy Family
school, Hoyle's Commercial school, Ong'n
Commercial hcIiooI, Omnlm Commercial col
lege, Van Snnt's Commercial school, St.
Peter's school, fit. Wenceslnlts' school, St.
rhllomcnn's school, St. Patrick's school, St.
Mary Magdalene's school, St. Joseph Her
man Catholic school, Holy Family school.
At the regular meeting of the principals,
yesterday nftcrnoon nt 1:30, Superintendent
I'enrso ordered tho enforcement of tho In
structions of tho health commissioner and
when children enter the public schools Mon
day morning they will be required to furn
ish ovldenro of successful vncclnatlon.
When asked If there Is any doubt ns to
the power of tho health department to en
force vncclnatlon orders, Dr. ('off man said;
"Tho health department has absolute con
trol over everything that concerns the
health of tho city. Streets nnd nlleys, bak
eries, hotels, schools nnd public buildings
may bo rcgulntcd at will bv tho commis
sioner. Tho health of tho city demands
Indies' Slippers
velvet, satin bro
cades, fur trimmed,
Values up to $2.60
Saturday
79c
Ladles' Shoes, cloth
top. fleeced lined,
totn too, values up
via $3.U0 rebuilding
sale price
98c
silk. No. 1, U, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7,
worth 3c to $1.00 per yard
on sale Saturday l-2c to
per yard,
1 12c Ribbons
in'
15c Ribbons 7c
20c Ribbons
. . . !
...12k'
Ribbons
will regret it if you miss this sale.
0L ot'
25 pounds Ityo Graham 25c
Corn Starch, pr.ckugo SVic
Pearl Tuplocn, regular prlco 15c,
tomorrow, pound 7H
Sago, regular price 15c, tomorrow lb....7,4e
Mustard, per bottlo io
Ilrlght now Santa Slaru Prunes, lb .... So
lirlght new California Prunes, lb 7Vo
Largo now Sugar Prunes, lb li'o
N. Y. State Apples, per pound 10c
Hutto County now Peaches, pound lOo
San Jose County Large Peaches, lb ..12lc
Imported French Plums, lb 12!io
Illackbcrrles, pound 10c
that all persons attending school bo vac
cinated and there is no doubt ns to the
commissioner's authority to enforco such
nn order.
"In tho schools which arc nttended by
adults there arc few persons who nro not
vaccinated. This order will hnvo prac
tically no effort on such Institutions.
Adults usually excrclso caro In protecting
themselves from tho dlscnse. Tho great
danger at Infection Is among children whoso
parents fall to tako proper caro of their
little folks, 1 propose to have these chil
dren rendered Immune. Tho public should
not suffer because of the negligence of a
few parents,"
WON'T LEAK
Wo sell tho kind of Water Dags that do
not leak. Wo warrant them.
When you have a
toothache, ear
ache, bnekache,
stomach actio or
neuralgia, there Is
nothing that gives
quicker relief than
n bag filled with
nor w.vrnu
and applied to the
lir.ST FOIl
Tot ....
The larger
are Just n
higher
Wrlto for
her Goods
loguc.
sizes
trifle
Hub-cata-
SHERMAN & McGONNELL DRUG GO,
Nontlim-M Cor. Kith mill Dollar.
I aTriple Alliance!
$ BEST ROADBED
fl ctmoTFCT i iivitr w
( oiivsrxii-.oi I'lii l.
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FASTEST TIME
Cause wnrld.wlde travelers like Prank
s travelers like l rank o
s famous correspond- ih
'The Union Pacific' d)
1 nm proud of It " $
(1 Carpenter, the
cm. io exciami
As an American
Sherman gravel, the finest ballast In the
world, is used nn the main lino of the
Union Pacific, making a perfect roadbed.
NO DUST : : NO JARRING
SMOOTH and EASY RIDING
via
UNION PACIFIC
fft
Only ONE NIGHT to UTAH
Only TWO NIGHTS to CALIFORNIA
Only TWO NIGHTS to OREGON
New City Ticket Office. .1
1321 Knrnam. Phono 318.
Union Passenger Station.
I 10th and Marcy, Phono C23. .
i i
GOOD
TEETH
aro a blessing to a pur
son, and with proper caro
vill lust a lifetime. Our
work is all warranted.
Gold Crown.i $5.00
Host Set Teeth $8.00
Taft's Philadelphia Dental Rooms
1517 Douglas St.
HAYDENs
9, 12, 16, 40, 60, 80, 5 in.
3fc Ribbons 15c
l.rc Ribbons ISc
(JOc Ribbons 20c
1.00 Ribbons 25c
Mk'tfMft Wp Bt'" 11
KteWwfiffiw K,(1 2-,,,mrl ,,ot
25c
earing S ale
Fine . .
Kid Gloves
$1.50 Kid Gloves at 49c.
Closing out all small or broken lots In highest
grade kid gloves, worth $ 1.25 and $1.50. Saturday
only These urn principally In tho smaller
sizes nnd Ineludo tho very finest makes. They
nro sold at this ridiculously low flguru to mako
room for complete lino of big new glove pur
chases. They nro perfect In every way, stylish,
and worth fully three times tho price uskeu !n this
sale. Kxtra salespeople to wait on all Tho gloves
will be urranKed to mako selection cnBy and In
sure your getting Just what jou want. This will
do positively me greuiesi giove saio ever neiu in
Omuha.
Big Cap Sale.
600 caps whllo they last at 10c and 25c; worth from 50c to $1.
100 hats, odds and onds, nil shapes and colors, latest styles, at
75c; positively worth from $1.60 to $2.00.
Just arrived latest blocks In stiff hats; regular $2.50 value,
on sale Saturday at only $1.50.
Special Bargains in Jewelry.
Ladles' 0 bIzo watches, 5-year caso , fitted with Araorlcan
movements, $0.95.
ladles' C slzo, 20 year case, fitted with Waltham or Elgin
movement, $10.93,
Ladles' silver chatolalno watches, $2.95.
Cent's watches, 5 year cases, fitted with good American
movement, $5.60.
Gent's 20-year cases, fitted with Elgin or Waltham move
ments, $11.95.
Wo aro closing out all our odds and ends of sllverwaro
which havo been left over from tho holiday goods at prices
below cost.
Napkin rings, 10c. Spoon trays, 26c. Child's cup, 15c.
Salvo boxes with strllng silver tops, 16c.
Cheese and Butter
Nice Country Hutter 12VaO
WIhcounIh Full Crenm Cheese 12Ho
Full Cream Ilrlck Chenso Hie
Canadian lted Cloud Cheese ICo
American Club Houso 10c
Teas atid Coffees
Broken Mocha and Javn ICo
Wholo Hio l2Ho
Golden Hlo 15e
Ten SlftlngH l'c
KngllHh Breakfast S5c
Shirts
Saturday.
The special ones we cull
$1.00
they brill"' $1.25 and .?1.30
street window.
MRiH: lWJ,
SKoes for
constructed ns per our order mado to represent special sboo service
good weight soles vlcl kid tops-5 to 8, $1.00: 8V4 to H'-i, $1.25; 12 to 2,
$1.60.
BABIES' SHOES
1 to 6, 45c; 6 to S, button or lace, 70c; ted shoes, 1 to C, 60c; OA to I, 75c.
ThU Is a safo store to buy children's shoes.
SUrae-ktfonq6
We will loan you a Carpet
Sweeper two weeks to
see how you like it.
The Bissell Carpet Sweeper Conv
pany have instructed us to ask the
ladies of Omaha to try these sweeps
ers Please call and make selects
ions They save your carpets as
well as your back
Orchard & Wilhelm Carpet Co
1414-1416-1418
A. Mayer Co.
BEE BUILDING,
OMAHA, NEB.
17 A UK il
odorous pcnrplraUon enrrn tender nnd itwollca feet Endorsed by lend
taJT physician.
RE-NO-MAY WHITE POWDER
remoTe all bodily odors. If properly nscd no dreeH dhields an re
quired. PRICE 50 CENTS
Sold by nil drnBRiRti",
A. MAYER CO., Bee Building Omaha, Neb.
co..stri,T.Tio i-itni: ritosi a to 4.
When ordering hy mall ndd C rents for pcBtagc,
FOR.
Showing
the
most
complete
Hue
of
men's
Fancy
Shirts
in
Omaha.
your attention to are the
ones
everywhere see Fifteenth
.AiNIPil.lMJ.IIU I
Little Folks
There's danger in
damp feet good dry
feet is tho most im
portant thing to look
after this time of the
year.
Kangaroo Calf
School Shoes
M
Douglas Street.
DO YOUR FEET PER
SPIRE IN WINTER? j
RE-NO-MAY
PINK POWDEK
not only relieves, but poaltivelj
enrea nil diseases of the feet Stopi