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TIYE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, MAY 18, 1902.
OUR SILK AND
BUYER
DURING
HAS
THE
His Initial Purchases shipped by express are being un
packed. His thorough appreciation of your needs, his knowledge
of the best sources of production, and his trained discrimination
as a buyer, place us in the conspicuous position of being able to
lay out for your inspection and purchase, silk and dress fabrics
that for quality, wearability. beauty, and bargain
(prices were never before offered the people of this city or the
West The varieties are complete for Monday's sale. Prices
are emphatically at their lowest point. Don't miss this
splendid silk and dress goods sale. It extends to the
woman's realm on second floor, where the latest designs and
modes for women's misses' and children's wear are to be seen
in a profusion that's entrancing. Never lose sight of the fact
,that what you buy at Bennett's is new was never offered
ithe wearer before. You are positively the first to
.whom these magnificent opportunities are extended
Furniture
The most-Belect:
load from the best
the republic.
THI8 HANDSOME JARDINIERE STAND
( golden oak or mahogany finish has very
fine finish neat design
' top eleven inches
; seventeen Inches high
48c
J V)wm,i y , ............
CENTER TABLE Best selected oak.
beautiful design double top, 24 Inches
' square has a shaped shelf bra claw
feet highly finished
worth 13.60
prlce for Monday
only 1.29
i BENNETT'S SPECIAL BOX COUCH
Full aet Dest tempered spnngs extra
heavy denim covering Oriental colors
beautiful aestgns niceiy iinea maae oi
substantial quality
price
only .......
7.80
ROCKER SALE Heavy substantial. Taney
Rocker wide, comfortable seat, strong-
arms gracefully curved wide panel
wiun panel
1.88
back ncn golden oak
finish on sale
Monday and Tuesday-
only.....
. ....... .
Groceries, Teas, Coffees
JBaaement
Fresh Cocoa Nuts
. i
J worth a dime, T
' Mono only .o
Teas.-Coffees and Spices
Monday Special.
,-,Fresh roasted coffee 10c pound teas all
flavors, per pound, 38c.
Hand Picked Navy Beans
per pound. ...... i
tCovo Oysters . . ' sy
i ons pound can ,
Ten pound Jar finest 4K-.
Apple Butter im,., tJL
'Fancy Early June. Peas ifr
per can
Capitol Oats q
two-nound cackare j... .w
Cigars; Tobaccos, Etc.; Etc
Main
Choice elgrar stock advertised so
aat Into (or a big; Moaday aale.
Uncle Oscar Bo Cigar
3ic
lur.t.niinHtHii.iMHtiyu
Fifty
f OP. a iiihmh iastaifi
1.75
25c
.3.10
Owl, S for 26o slse
for......... Fifty
for..-
-four
HOM TO A GREAT SOLDIER
Hssnsssusan
General Leavenworth' Bervioea to the Watt
EeooiTe Booognition.
,B0DY TO REST NEAR FORT HE FOUNDED
Memorial Day Celebration to Ceater
Areaad Ceremoay af Relnter
rlaa Remains of the Fa
mous Ploaeer Loader.
Aa event of more than usual Interest to
th army, it not the entire west, la to take
place at Fort Leavenworth, Kan., on Me
morial day in the reinterment of the re
mains of the late General Henry Leaven
worth, who. In 1827. located the sits upon
which now stand the post bearing his
asm. HI remain are to be transferred
from Delhi. Delaware county, N. Y.. and
placed in the beautiful National cemetery
adjacent to the post.
The ceremonies in connection therewith
and for Memorial day proper are to be of
the moat Imposing character The army Is
lending .very possible aid t'o the ctttsen
of Leavenworth to obtain that end. Dis
tinguished military men. Including Generals
MacArthur, Bate and Punston, will be
present Governor Dockery of Missouri, ac
companied by his military staff, will attend.
There are also to be a number of prominent
federal and state officials. Colonel Wilder
8. Metcaif, who succeeded Punston la com
mand of ths Twentieth Kansas, will attend
and read Lincoln' address at Gettysburg.
1 Btats Senator F. Dumoat Smltlft on. of
Kansas' star orator, will deliver ths ora
tion of the day. The only tour living grand
children, resident of Tacoma, Wash., aad
Chicago, 111., will b present.
- Flaas for tho Parade.
The parade at Fort Leavenworth. In ad
dition to the United State troops to partlcl
ate, will conalst of a division of 1.600 war
veterans, civil and Spanlsb-Amsrlcan war.
Another division of ths civic societies of the
city. On. division will consist entirely of
lag fuaeral oorui aad Bishop Millspaugh
DRESS GOODS
BEEN
PAST
EAST
WEEK
Department
Third Floor.
assortment just received train
quality producing factory in
center TABLE An excellent piece of
furniture made of best selected wood-
golden oak finish size of top 10 inches
bv incnes
69c
square maae strong nas a
substantial under-snelf
usual price $1.76
our price
COBBLER SEAT ROCKER Handsome
and comfortable selected oak golden or
mahogany finish banister back with
turn spinaies on sid
rich design made
strong and durable
polish finish
2.86
Santa Clara Prunes
Another big lot, meaty, blue "
skin, perfectly cured prunes -J fT
worth 8o Monday only. . . .
Catsup good grade
per bottle
Assorted Pickles
.T. 8c
1 9c
10c
5c
per bottlo
Macaroni
f:r package ,
bson's Soap Polish
per pacKage.
Mice,
fresh Ginger SnaDS K
oer Dound
Capitol Wheat Q-,
two-pound package
Fancy California Table Apricots Cr,
oer can.
sw
25c
Saratoga Chips
per pound
Floor.
ods at
the popalar nicked or dime
Battle Ax lOo cut
for
Per
pound
..9c
36c
A nice Rubber Tobacco Pouch can be
used for money pouch worth Zoo we
cut them down to e
each IOC
Cornell Mixture Smoking To
bacco 3Vs-oz. tin box
23c
AN EXPERT TELEPHONE SERVICE. THIRTY 'PHONES.
of the Episcopal diocese of the state will
conduct the religious exercise at the grave.
A choir of 200 voice will render vocal
muslo.
Colonel Camlllo C. C. Carr, Fourth cav
alry, will be grand marshal of the pared.
The transfer of the remains of the dis
tinguished officer 1 regarded as a most ap
propriate action under the circumstances
and the people of Leavenworth are being
commended ' tor It. The Importance to
which Fort Leavenworth has grown, soon
to be the largest military establishment and
most modern constructed army post In ths
world, and the location there, too, of the
General Service and Staff college, for the
education of young army officer, make
the .election of the spot for General Leav
enworth' final resting place a most fitting
on.
He Was a Creator.
No other officer In the army exercised ao
profound an Influence upon the develop
ment of tho atandard of duty and discipline
In the army of the United 8tatea during
Its formatlv period. He was csrtalnly
on. of ths most actlv. and Intelligent
of the small number of regimental com
mander upon whom devolved the duty of
adapting European method of drill, disci
pline and administration to the peculiar
nesda of our own military service. "How
well this task was performed was seen,"
write Judge Advocate General Davie, U. S.
A., "a little more than ten year later In
the splendid behavior of the regular regi
ment In the war with Mexico," H. wa
a man of broad and varied culture, keenly
alive to the need of ths time, and fully
Impressed with a sense of the Importance
of the part which the army wa to play la
the development of the great empire beyond
the Mississippi, which had but recently
been acquired, and the very boundarle. of
which, to amy nothing of It vast resource
nd vaat possibilities, war then practically
unknown.
General Leavenworth wa th. descendant
of a distinguished family of soldiers. HI
grandfather wa a chaplain la th Second
Connecticut regiment under Nathaniel
Whiting and entered Canada with it dur
ing the French war la the W of th eigh
teenth century. Hi father wa a lieu,
tenant la ths company commanded by
Benedict Arnold aad kaowa aa th.
Ts r, CZsrAn Main
11 WOO VJUUUO
Corset Department
Fin grade
batiste Cor
rta. In fancy
and plain col
ors and open
nets. Ion and
ahort length
worth 75c, at
48c
We are show-
Ins all the
beat (trades of
children's
Knit Waists
prices from
25c
to
10c
Carpets, Mattings, Curtains, and Window Shades
Third Floor
Wot In this city or state not la the west, aad hardly in the east wilt
yon aet the valuers In Carpets, Mattings, Cartalns, etc., we pat on sale
tomorrow. Qaallty rales la every Item. The factories from which these
Broods come are as Jealona of sonnd material aad honest workmanship as
we are, aad that's saying; a good deal. What advantage Is there In baying;
a low priced carpet or rag; If It Is void of wearability f These are Bea
nett's groods aew, cleaa, first hand not made for bargain eoaatera, bat
for adorning; homes where pride and taste prevail, aad for bringing; a
fair price. We can only pat them at these deeply cot prices for oae day
that day tomorrow.
8PECIAL-9xl2 Smith
21
48
Axmlnster Rugs
grand assortment
Iworth 125 00
38x72 Smith Axmlnster f 1 C
Rugs O.IO
Extra quality wool faced Tapestry Brus
sels wortn 75c yard S4C
Monday per yard vw
Wall Paper Dept
TAt'roT Floor
Look at these prices. Special for this
week only.
25c Tapestry goes at fOr1
per roll "w
20c Denims go at Iflr
per roll lv,'
A special line of Art Nouveau goods,
worth 20c to 80c per roll, go at 10c to 40c
per roll.
A large selection of Whites, Blacks and
Gilts, In dark greens, blues, reds, terra
cottas, etc., worth up to 20j lOr1
your choice at per roll vw
Room Moulding per foot fj
up from w
Wall Paper Cleaner 20c
one pound can.....'. aavrw
Ten-pound
cana lJJ
Jewelry
Department
New arrival cut
steel, hand
crocheted beaded
bags, .
$200
UP
Candy Charms
Main Floor
The candy market's art la an expo,
sltloa by Itself. The sweetest won.
ders at wondroasly low prices.
- Monday Specials
CHOCOLATE CREAMS Fresh
Made, Vanilla Flavored
10c
CITY GUAI DROPS 1'uro and
good
8c
ICE CREAM SODA-All Flavors
5c
At the Soda Fountain
CREAM MIXED CANDY
9c
Iced Phoephate-r 20c
per pound w w
Maple Sherbet 2Sc
Mr nnund
Assorted Chocolate JlOc
per pound w
Union Squares 15c
per pound
Crystal Cream Peanuts 25c
per pound "
Governor' Foot Guard. Later he became
a captain of the revolutionary forces. He
was among the leaders of his native state
(Connecticut) among the force that main
tained the revolutionary cause, and wa
present at Tlconderoga at th time of Its
abandonment by St. Clair.
General Leavenworth's Career.
General Leavenworth wa born at New
Haven In 1783 and died in 1834. after an
active career, aa a lawyer, statesman and
soldier. Upon the outbreak of the war of
1812, his father having In the meantime
located at Delhi, N. Y., he organised a
company of volunteer in Delaware county.
He won great distinction upon the battle
field, was wounded thrice and had a horse
hot from under him. HI service wa ao
marked with dash and gallantry that the
general government tendered blm a com
mission as major of Infantry, which he ac
cepted only with the understanding that
he be permitted to serve In the New York
legislature, to which his people had elected
him over bis protest. Before entering the
volunteer service h. was a partner of Gen
eral Erastus Root, ons of the great law
yer of hi day. Having completed hi
ervlc in the legislature he re-entered
the army and made a record that will stand
for all time. In 1811 he wa promoted a
lieutenant colonel and assigned to the Fifth
Infantry- He marched with his regiment
from Detroit, Mich., to the Falls of St.
Anthony, on the upper water of th Mis
sissippi, and there, op Its banks, located
Fort Snelllng,' Minn. In 1862 he com
manded a successful expedition against the
Arickaraes In Iowa, with headquarter near
Council Bluff. Ia.
Got His Reglmeat.
In 1825 he was promoted to th colonelcy
of th. Third Infantry and asatgned to the
command at Green Bay barrack. Wi.
The following year he marched with a
detachment of hi regiment to Jefferson
barracks. Mo., under Instruction to build
th post, established the previous year,
and there organise an Infantry school for
th. aducatloa of Wsst Point graduate as
signed to tho Infantry arm. He at one
addressed himself to th. task, but th.
school wa shortlived. A tew months aftsr
the beginning of thla work he wa or
dered to ascend th Missouri river and
local, a glta tor a a.w poet a tar th con
lift r
Floor
Moire veloars la krows, navy, array,
Hrht blue, pink. blxcult, black and
white regular value 11.25 01 r
Monday special TtJS
Black pena de anle, 22 laches wide
regularly sold at II. 2ft ORr
Monday VOW
34-larh China Bilk., all colors, fnelnd
Ins; Mack and cream regular A.Cic
value 65c at per yard "n-vw
Drapery Silks la all the aew Orieatal
designs full 33 Inches wide ROf
per yard 75o and uuv
Black Goods
48-Inch black etnmlaee the aew Ma
terial for skirts flne and course mesh
$1.50 and 2.on values Monday R
-per yard-11.35 and
RO-lnch black mohair brllllnntlnes
very suitable for country wear and bath
ing suits good value for QRc
Wash Goods
Mercerised batistes
worth 15c goes at
Dre.S Gingham
wofth lOo sale price..
8c
7c
All Wool Ingrain AQr
per yard 3V
LACE -CURTAINS One lot of fine Not
tingham Curtains worth up 4 SB
to 33.00 per pair-Monday I.OJ
WINDOW SHADES 36x72 on 24c
good rollers each av
Millinery Department
la spring; millinery Ton won't find abetter assortment of styles, modes
and qualities with the ontstandtna characteristic LOW PRICES than
you'll Had here. We have made apeelal provision for a big millinery Mon.
day. Oar froods are strictly new with
Batavla made hats for street wear, trimmed in
polka dots 15.50 hat
Monday only
Chip braid hats, trimmed In Batavla
and polka dot 13.25 values
Monday Hats for my lady or the miss, all new and trade
in black and colors, trimmed with silk, lace and
flowers Monday
Leghorns for young ladles
'trimmed with chiffon and flowers
Monday Leghorns for children, In silk mull and flowers,
fascinating assortment
each ,
Pretty white chip hats for graduating.
We give special thought to ladles' bonn eta. You do not see them advertised but
they're here new and attractive, both la quality and low price. For becoming head
gear in bonnets and hats, Bennett Is headquarter.
Music Dept.-Pianos
tVhere and how to buy them at their real value.
The Everett,
The Ivers & Pond,
The Starr,
The Smith & Barnes
The Richmond,
The Willard
The Chase & Baker
The Leading Self Piano Player.
We are selling agents in Nebraska for the leading self piano player. The Chase
& Baker. Will be pleased to have you call and let ua explain to you how you can
Interpret the great masters. It Is almost as cheap as other machine and will please
you much better.
Pianos Moved, Tuned, Rented,
PINO PONG! PINO PONG!! PINO PONG!!! Latest march hy composer of Coon,
Coon, Coon price 25c. "Fare The Well, Molly Darling" by composer of Ooo Goo Eye
price 25c. .
fluence of the Platte liver. Thl resulted la
the location of Fort Leavenworth, the
official date being April 27. 1827. Ia 1834
General Leavenworth wa assigned to the
command of the southwest frontier. While
personally conducting a campaign against
the Pawnees he died in the field of fever,
July 25, 1834. He was brevetted brigadier
general a few day prevlou. Th remains
were carried from Cross Timber, near the
mouth of the Washita river, to Delhi. N.
Y.. where they have until now rested.
Services Were Sabataattal.
The services of General Leavenworth
were more substantial than showy. HI
expedition for the selection and establish
ment of distant outposts, his treatment of
powerful tribe of hostile Indian and-hi
guardianship of the advanced weatera fron
tier were marked by courage, genius, energy
and skill. Indeed, be was especially com
mended by President Monroe for hi suc
cessful campaign In 1823 In Iowa. HI re
port In 1821 on the validity of the "Carver"
claim laved the government a large body
of valuable lands. HI vigorous treatment
of the land scurvy, from which some of his
soldier died in Minnesota In 1819, search
ing In person th forest for vegetable anti
scorbutics, the free use of which relieved
the sick, endeared him to hla soldier.
The hardship undergone by himself and
every member of hi force la the expedi
tion to eetablleh Fort Snelllng would have
embarrassed if not deterred a less de
termined man. The poling of their
bateaux 300 mile up th Mississippi river,
the hostility of the Sioux and OJlbwa. th
difficulty of procuring supplies, quarter or
medicine ia a wild and lavage country caa
hardly be appreciated at tbli date. Even
the general' commissary, Lieutenant
Camp, for lack of stationery sent hi re
port 'to Wasbtngtoa written oa birch
bark.
The general take rank with Clark aad
Lewi. Cass, Long, Zebulon Plk. Ogdea.
nd all of th noble army of American
pioneer who boldly entered the wilderness
rmed with courage and Justice, wisdom
and honor, and have prepared th. way for
th. prosperous millions now around us.
Ths people of Leavenworth propose to
erect a handsome monument In memory of
this distinguished soldier aad founder of
th. post. ..
Inrr CrnZ
Lawn, far dresses, very aeat
patterns per yard
Remnants af colored lawas, very neat
patterns worth lfie will be on "71
sale at per yard d 3W
Cheeked Nalaeeok e
worth So on sale at oc
Fancy white a-eods la lace aad aatla
effects t lfcj, 17c, 12c lOo "7
and W
Imported Sblrtlnar Cambric,
- worth 26c sale price ,
121c
Remaaats ef Maslla Prints, aad Per
cales will be on sale at greatly reduced
prices.
43-Inch Pillow Casing;, IOC
9-4 Bleached Sheeting;, 4E
yard I&C
Ready-made Sheets, Ar
81x90-eech w
Ready-made Pillow Cases, -
42x36 esch
Short lengths of table llaea and tow
eling on sale at very low prices.
Mercerised Pongee, very aew pat
ternsIn all the latest shades worth
Sporting Goods
Dept
AMMOCKS I AO
twenty styles from 14.40 40C
to
CROQUET
a dozen sty lee from $3.00
to
48c
GOLF standard brands low prices.
TENNIS standard makes low prices,
FIBHINQ TACKLE AND BASE BALL
GOODS In endless variety.
Ouns, Rifles, Revolvers, Ammunition,
Air Guns for the boys during summer va
cationIn fact, everything for lawn, for
est, field or stream sports and out-door
pleasures,
tho freshness of spring; about them.
2.98
L98
2.98
2.50
98c
Strictly
one
price.
Sold
on
easy
payments
Exchanged, and Repaired.
WHEDE CUAUTy AND
PRICE COUNT
7 We Ww
LOCAL HORSE NEWS OF WEEK
Gossip from Track aad Stable of In
terest to Owner, Tralaer
aad Driver.
W. A. Mackey ha purchased a fast pscer
called Toney W. This Is not the Toney
W. that raced through the Nebraska cir
cuit last yesr, but Is a boras recently
from Detroit, Mich. He Is a full brother
of Jim Corbett. His breeding Is, there
tore, by George L. Napoleon, a son of Louis
Napoleon 207, dam by Wlldbrlno. Previous
to the matins last Saturday Toney W.
went a half In very fast time. He has
not been wintered well and Is somewhat
dowa ia flesh, but has the appearance of
a fast horse and Mr. Mackey expecta to
have some fun with him la th amateur
race.
After th matinee race were over the
spectator who remained aw an Impromptu
rac of a. little Interest. Th. horses wer.
driven to top buggies, each driver carry
la a "passenger," and the amount of stakes
waa $2. David Talbot, driving his hors
which mad the fast trip to Florence and
back last winter, wa winner over Jame
Alnscow'g horse.
Th. great stallion Helr-at-Law died
recently at Washington, III. He wa 14
year of ags, had a trotting record of 2:12
and a pacing record of 2:054 and bad
Uvea representative In th. 2:30 list at
th. tlm. of his death. He wa by Mm
biino Chief, and hi dam waa Estabella, by
Alcantara.
Jame Young has a noteworthy string la
training at Stanton, Neb. On of them, a
fast pacing mare, Is thought quit wall of.
She 1 Swift Wing, by Swift Bird, 2:134,
Abigail Leland, i:2M. 1 being worked to
reduce flesh. An extremely fast filly In Mr.
Young' string I owned by J. W. Edward
of Norfolk, Nab. Bh 1 called Gambella,
being by Oambett Wilkes, dam Vixl. (dam
of Maldrno, 311H), by Durango. Another
likely one Is Miss Young, a brown filly by
Thaddensk, 1:1a; also a bay mare by La
moot, a son of Ambasaador; a 2-year-old
trotter, quit. fast, by Nebraska Bourbon;
BUI Onward, by Billmor. dam by Shad..
. . a
n XkT r9 -
2c will be on sale Monday 15C
Preach Rovelly Salting;, Perslaa pat
terns worth 40c on sale 25 C
at avf
Women's Fancies, Suits
and Skirts, 2d Floor
S big bargain Sakt of Wash TFutf
Heiy Percalea In fancy stripes aad
figures colors warranted NOT OSp
TO FADE 60c and OW
White India Mnea Waists nicely
tucked and trimmed with fine embroid
ery Insertion ONE HUNDRED DOZEN
of them Just unpacked regu- 'JC,,
lar dollar waists Monday O"
Wash Salts aad Skirts every one ah
absolutely new excellent QQr
styles up from VOW
White Wash Silk Waists the aobhlest
hot weather garment going 7E
up from ag.dO
Hoase Wrappers the largest atock
In the west our leader good percale
thoroughly well made all f(lr
colors UVI
Shoes, Slippers, Etc.. Etc.
Main Floor.
"Easy on the poeketbook easy on tho feet." Strictly rTr styles fac.
tory boaght goods every variety to meet every taste. A wholesale fit,
style durability comfort aad poeketbook all la perfect barmoay. Give ns
the foot aad we'll gjlve yon tho shoe and more change back than yoa'll aat
elsewhere. ,
Ladles' Patent Leather
Oxfords worth i any-
where our price " V
T.nrilem' PntAnt TDth.i fnii,.K,.n
dais worth any- mm
ricrv..... 2.50
We have absolutely the strongest
neatly and promptly done.
Crockery, Cut Glass, Etc.
Second Floor.
We handle the prettiest and best Imported and domestic ware. Prices to
fit any pnrse at aay time. Tomorrow we lvo an especial opportunity to
the housewife to make her home slitter with tho prettiest of crookery
ware at real sacrificing- prices. ,
High-foot Berry Bowls OOr
60c values 5''
Thin Blown Engraved Tabla ' - Bi,-,
Tumblers each . . . , .
Heavy Gold Strawberry Sets
seven pieces
..00c
Hardware Department
Basement
Our Hardware Department Includes eveiy handy labor-saving; device.
Wo can meet every need on tho spot, bat It would take a long; tlmo to
enumerate the Items we carry there aro ao many of them. Whatever
yon reqalre for the home, tardea, for the shop or farm (ordinary), It's
here, at prices ao low as to make It folly to struggle along; without tho
article you need.
IX L. Can An
Opener
Clipper Can Tr
Opener W
Potato Mashers enameled handle fr
8o and OC
Gasoline Ovens 1 tfi
up from llJ
Large assortment of Garden Tools, and.
In fact, everything a man needs In this
line.
Trunks, Valises, Bags, Etc.
Main Floor.
Thoroughly correct goods, material and workmanship all that a trav
eler desires. Everyone made to wear. Enormous rapacity la "cheeky"
compass. Just have a look at these tomorrow. Our. prices aro extra cut
where extra cutting; is at all possible. Read! Every aew etylo, deslajn.
shape, IDEA is here.
TRUNK STRAPS
49c
eight or nine
feet
RING UP 137.
land Onward, 2:18', and John Marshall, a
brother ot May Marshall, 2:08&
Tecumieh comes In for a hone boom. I.
J. Edwards of Tabls Rock, Neb., has moved
to Tecumseh with his horses and will fit
them up for the Nebraska circuit. Mr. Ed
wards has the following two horse., with
records: Dr. Tom, 2:16, by Prince Gold
dust Jr., dam by Royal Almont 1497, and
Comma, 2:19, by Commoner 4108, .on ot
Capoul. Comma Is th. gray pacing mar.
that raced through northwestern Kansas
In 1897. Ben Hunt, a resident ot a small
town near Tecumseh, owns the brown atal
lion Mlnden 12969, by Herachel 3524. dam
Cora, by Blue Bull 75. Bennett Brother,
owner of th stallion Appanoose, 2 26ft,
are both in Lincoln and the stallion 1 In
charge of Ed Beerup. George Bennett ha
a atate position and Hal Bennett Is work
ing a string of horses. Appanoose 1 th
ire of Dr. Shldler, 2:22H. and other In the
list. He I by Egbert 1136, dam Hope (dam
of Roslyn. 2.15). by Msgle 1451; graaddam
Lady Thorns Jr. (dam ot Santa Claus,
2:17Vi), by William's Mambrtno, son of
Ericsson 130. Abdallah Bwlgert 4791, the
Ire of Roy the Kid, 3:07, etc., 1 now
owned at Tecumaeh. Abdallah 8wigert Is
now 21 years old and Is sired by Bwlgert
650, son of Norman 25; dam by Hickory 165,
granddam by William' Magna Cbarta. son
of Magna Cbarta 105. C. W. Pool, editor
of the Tecumaeh Tribune, own a good mar.
by Appanoose, 2:26H, dam Maud Dixon, by
Egmont 1828, granddam Jenny, by Honeity
170. 8lr Townaend 35790 I owned by W. A.
Townaend of Tecumseh. He Is by Ellersl!.
Wilkes, 2:22. dam Victor Maid (dam of
Offeliua. 2:23), by Sir Walklll 1647. by
Hambletonlan 10; granddam by Victor Mo
hawk 3950. by Mohawk Chief, son of
Hambletonlan 10; third dam by Toronto
Bontag 807.
A. B. Goolsby of Fall City, Neb., owns a
grand Individual in the 4-year-old stallion
show horse. Red Wing, Jr., 84208. He I
by Red Wing, 3:30, (aire of Red Reuben,
1:10) oa of Red Wilkes; dam Molly D, by
Calamity Dick, son of Maxl Cobb, 1:13,
son of Happy Medium; granddam May
Duroc, by Legion, son of Messenger Duroc;
third dam, Jenny Perry, thoroughbred.
John Rayaor o( Parson. Kan., la ar
Cnnr. Second
Children's
Wash Dresses
Percales,
ginghams
and linen
effects
the moat
real 1st io
bargains
ever
offered
quality
con
sldered
89c
75c
69c
48c
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Men'g Velour Calf Ox-
fords fashion cap toe .-f 'Si I
Goodyear welts JmJJ
Men's Black Vicl Kid n r.
Oxfords Raglan cap a"ll 1 1 1
Goodyear welt -VF VF
Men's $4.00 stylish Lace
Shoes made In all
leathers
.3.00
Repairing
Una of $3.00 shoes In this' city,
Mars Jelly Dishes
crystal Mars Berry
Nappies ,
Best House Paint for Inside and
outside for Monday only
98c
A large line of whips and Duster at
very low prices.
Dog Collars w
up from "C
Child's Garden Set per set . qh
o and, IOC
Full line of Garden Hose, Lawn Bprink.
lera. Hose Reels and Noiiles at very low
prices.
TRUNK fancy metal
covered tray and hat
box
.1.68
covered
TRUNK Black enameled Iron covered
wnn iuii coverea iray
very strong very
cheap ,
DRESS SUIT CASE Full
brown or russet, with
strap or catcher very
low price.
LADIES' CLUB BAGS
olive or brown
at
4.48
leather la
4.98
38 c
ranging to come to Omaha with flv. hortei
to prepare for the Nebraska circuit. Among
them will be the black gelding. Little
Raven, 1:22. trotter, by Aladdin, son ot
Hambletonlan 10, dam by Sprague. Also,
probably, Fred Dillon, a 1-year-old black
trotting stallion, by Guy Prince, and
Trilby S., 2:24, a gray pacing mar. by
Comet Allen.
At the meeting of the board of director
of the Trl-Clty Amateur. Driving olub on
Thursday evening three men from Council
Bluffs, A. W. Wyman. W. H. War and
William Sapp, wer appointed a a commit
tee to see what arrangements could be
made to hold aa occasional matins, la
Council Bluffs, or. If practical, arrange for
each alternate meeting to be held In the
Bluffs. It wss decided that C. C. Kendall
and Charles Crslghton should have charge
of th. next matinee in Omaha on May 24,
It being thought best to divide the work up
among th. different members In order to
save time. ' At the close of next Satur
day' matinee It will doubtless b an
nounced that there will be no matlne. oa
Decoration day, a previously planned, a
there are only six days intervening, and
this waa thought to be rushing thing too
much.
Hie Qaaaltfleatloas.
Chicago Post: He was pleading his caus
tsrnestly.
"I am wealthy," he said, "and could maks
ampl. provision for you."
Bh nodded and checked on. point off oa
her finger.
"I hv bad experience with th. world,
be continued.
Eh. checked off another point,
"I have passed ths frivolous point," b
went on, "and I havs the stsadfastnsss, th.
ags and th. wisdom to guard and guide you
well."
He paused for an answer,
vThe point you mak are trong one,"
b. laid, "but they lead undevlatlngly to
th conclusion that you would mak. aa ex
cellent father for me. You bav l (he
neceessry qualification, but Just now m
looking for a husband.
Dean Thomas J. Burrtll will act aa
president of the University of Illinois neat
year In the place of president Andrew
Sloan Draper, who ha been given a issva
of absence tor a yean
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