Tlir OMAHA PAILY UKr: Till DAY, AUdUST 8. lOO'J.
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MANY BROAD NEBRASKA ACRES UNDER CULTIVATION
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Acreage of the Present Year Compared with That of the Last as Reported to the State Bureau of
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. TODAY,
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The second day of th greatest of all the
great shoe sale wt ever held. V
Yesterday w' started' In" with offering
inousanda cf womog'i shoes, allppara and
oxford at 3c a pair.
TODAY .
will offer jroa la addition:
Fully ,000 Yalr
Olrla' dongola shoes,
Olrl'a box calf sho-ns,
Little sect' shoes,
Boys' ahoea. ,
Youths' sho, ' ", '
And child s shoes'
od slippers, at
no nrs 70 nn
wwj wKj Iwitf UntJ UwS
The are wonderful Tallies.
Tba bargain square are piled op way
sigh up.
Everything 1 marked In plain figures.
Everything is easy to find, , '
Easy to choose.
od eaay to buy.
Tou never . seen ahoea plied up as you
will see- them Id this aale.
Tou have nerer aeeo such bargains.
You have nerer seen such good values.
Think ef thes little blu of prices: .
fin p.n ici a on
WTvt WW tWW UiiU UWU
All good, solid, durable, warranted, up-to-date,
stylish shoes.
Rvery day and every hour of this sale we
add strength and fresh senaactona to It.
On Saturday. August th, we will place
on sale. In adilltlon to all these ahoes which
re cow on sale, thousands of tncn'a shorn,
oma f which hate boss displaying on
the sidewalk for the last couple of days,
th price of which will be,
; CI.G9 d Pcir. ''
W are proytng to you that this sate not
only atarta out, but will continue to be the
greatest sensation of the times, as far as
hoes selling u concerned.
Today,
c
89 c
for your rholc of our $.1.00 and $4 60 La
dles Kid Ehoee. .
Ladies' KM Oxford Ties,
Ladles' Birsp Sandals.
r.rm T,!'! b.T bVn,t,' fcr the State Bureau of Labor and Industrial Btatlstlea showing the acreage of grain and other
aii.7.. . 01pwar(1, ot "wotle. ia Nebraska. The, are taken from the return, of the preclnA assessor, tod re
admittedly as nearly accurate as figures gathered from any other aource.
urn. .1.1 .th rTDt (,'c1",on of ,h "Pr,'m e'-rt, which holds that the assessors must gather the Information, the re
frnm vmpar- BI Mr- wauon. the head of the department, expect, aoon to hare a compilation of atatlstlcs
irom every agricultural county la the state.
,r....T!1n "l't"tlc, " eompU'd Urge Increase In winter wheat acreage, a decrease In spring wheat and big' la-
cre... In the acreage of potatoes. With wrnipartaou In few of the counties, the aorea.e fl.ure. are:
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of the d1eae on the skin or fao
that la uratd to h pornMuiaal
s - 1 , ft. m m creit Method urw.
W . -. Wi.a.C without eutting. pain!
of ULU.
13 years la Omaha. !
sr?:;:u3
crrd by the tiUICTC
I JT, etifeat and moat
natural tnethod th&t
Me yet aMa dMxyrered.
haan sery sun and symptom (?'nrpt
eompiately and forever. lo "IlRj!A.K IN3
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A our
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etit dstnnUon fruutt work; permanent ouro
guaranu-xa.-
WIOjIK Mirw from Eees or Vlfttm,
to Krvoue Debility or Knhauatton, Waa
ng V kiv wttli F:ry D-f In Teune;
and KMdiiia ert. lack o( Ylrn. vigor ao4
sirnnth, with ur,ane Impaired and weak.
TitlCri'MH cured with a new Home
Trtmen(, No pain. M detttoa frois
V iiii-. Kli3ny and FilJ.!r Trouble,.
lfit!-i 1 re. Trcaiiueatt by I . 1.
CMARQCS. LOW. - IX . 14tk .
Ce ?-' P. T-rl p- , f'.S
'1K'!M '" COT T C K 'f H E MARTIN
COTT-IIAT COMPANV r OMAHA.
, NEB., VilITEd.
Mug-net Chemical Co'- ,
IV.t Elrs-l'y erp!y'r.? Marnet rila
KUlfr for two ilnys 1 cur-J sn avKravated
cum of bleJlng pil-n. (ne poller is. cheap
fur such a wuiidjrr.il cotTipuund.- I rheer
f.iity rimmi-l If to my fiind of tve
travvllna Trivti rtilty, ho may be aunerliig
from rectal lilacuftrs. Ortffti!ly ynore,
GOIiGa COTX..
jMnKiit Chemical Co:
Oenilemoa--I now take the opportunity
of sending you my timnka. About alx
wn-kii ago I waa taken with a very severe
attack of pIlrM. Th-y foil to the extMnt of
iiv-Miiy two iuuht-a. but fuhuwin out tlte
lnirucil'n of your Alk,-r!et l'i;e KMler I
t:a entiivly weli and u rn willlrg to answer
ell imiuiflea to the arfrci". Ntjny t'lanka
to yua. , 2- HANK HAI.U
lavtl City, Neb.
Mns-net On-mlcal Co.:
!! f1"-! ficlin--1 roo"ey ord-r for
2'. i'A fur Mi'h sei:d cne bo Minuet I'lie
it!''"r, T" . -2ve fcer
cur-ij wMr- It' f"l txiiii.irnt that it
Will cure hfn. Youra trulv. A. cOo, '
fciirlnaa;,. Ark.
II 00 at your druglbt. (.u.ri,ti-jd ; or
f:;t p--,..,1 ,v
!ti.HU' CHEMICAL Co.,
Wttr lioti tinika, Kelt.
ftrH 4 S " ft w i tU Wi
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v.- ; . i ' I ;ii.J i e
17 tram' l.i.ttl(-iic. let tear In
-,p c-ird ty a treatment
t ikLL l:a (1 the QriCh.fc.rtT,
I- !-1 tt:..-.t l.ttitl t.l li H toru
1 --irl. ,u J . u liltief, lr, -M.Uim.it
. . or ut tt.uno ana a l.rrm&uiH care
d a-. H.uuJ l'ui!-uii No "Hj'.i. kl.'.'O
i i-'l tl.e n-tri or ud a.l rlrfnl
t- -i of tin- i';f.,iirH U.(- ; tt.r at U!. c. A
ti . itmriit !! a. id I-.-, te 1. fi-cMul ai:. fur
!!!.. u.r.v i;.4iu 1, in oi.t t"t:n" of
'mt-ul ami at Us 11. an 11.4 l.fc TUtS
1. A iL-riinu n,-!it etna tur ln.
rVrH r H w cuivd or nervoua
blL.l w.t.J otLi.iij. i (,( n.ny
a-11.1 ail OMn.it jml Ki-dkiK-ew-a it nvn.
: i tuie. t.1.,1, iv.Jik . Kli i,, 1, r
Ijya.o. . t.uj.-j .ti(t,i.iiri i.y. '
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PROHIBITIONISTS ON 'DECK
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Eut4 Ooirestion luamblet kt the Lincoln
luditorium. .
SETTLES WAHOO POSTOFFICE FIGHT
Gere-era aussl StsT te Attest! OpewtBaT
f TBoavter at Ktatai City as "
tk Rata at Ceaa- .' .
11 Blaffa,
(From a Staff Correapondent X, "
UNCOLN, Aug. 7. Special.) Prohlbl-
tlonists of Nebraska met In state conven
tion at tfce Auditorium in this city this
afternoon for the combined purpose of
nominating candidates, adopting a platform
and raising a campaign fund. There were
thirty-Bve counties represented oy a tow j
of 144 delegates.
The convention was called tt order ' by
State Chairman C. C. Beveridg of Fre
mont. Rev. Parker was chosen -temporary
chairman, and D. H. DU worth temporary
secretary. Mies Emma Hedges cf Lincoln
and 8. D. Fltchle, also of Lincoln, were
ebosen as assistant temporary secretaries.
This ergcnltatlon waa made permanent and
the convention then proceeded with Its bus
iness. - The resolutions adopted doaouaflaM
In vigorous terms everything which In Any
way aids the liquor traffic and pledges ,the
party to da ail In its power to put a apeedy
stop ta the evil. , '..v
The convention nominated the following
candidate: 1
For Governor S. T. Pa vies, Otoe county.
lieutenant Governor Iaalah Llghtner,
Platte county. -
Secretary of State D. D. 'Norton, Adams
county. N ' ".
Treasure W. H. Maddock, Richardson
county. ' ( t' .-.,..'-
Auditor John Dale," Douglaa vcptjntir.
Attorney General W. Bert ClarVt., Saun
ders county. ' V
Land Commissioner J. M. Cllworth,
Johnson county. , 3'
Superintendent of Public Instruction A.
E. Howard, University Place. ' 1:
While in Lincoln this morale g Senator
Dietrich reiterated his intention of rec
ommending J. A. Anderson for the appoint
ment as postmaster at Wahoe. This an
nouncement was given a finally deciding
the contest for th office.' Last night a
delegation headed by Cbalrtnaa Flckett of
the county central comrnit'.t Interviewed
the senator in behalf of Almquiit, the other
eonteatlng candidate. Senator Dietrich ron
lilured carefully the endorsemetiUr of. the
two competitors and selected Mr.--An4er-son
as having the atrocgest and most in
Suentlal backing. 1 The. new term will not
begin until the latter part of Outcher. Ttis
is th last contested fostofflc at Ben tor
Dietrich's disposal. " ; V t
. Ca-veraa-r a4 Staff Basy.'
Governor Savage and his military staff will
attend the opening ' performance of the
WlllU-Woode theater at Kaueak City on the
evening of August i. . The goveroura aod
membwre th milttary ff of the states
of Nebraska, Kn, feinaourl and -Iowa
have all been lnvUeS by the manKers
of th theater.
The govomor and i.'.t Eti.? TtLLl i'.sa at
tend the convention of the Naliooul Society
of th Army of the Philippine- In Council
iBiuSs, on August 13. The aaaocittttoa will
b in 4tou for three days, tcghiuiog
on August 13. Tbs governor and fcU feilow
military cfTcers fcun.1 It would bo inccn
vealent to be prtceat inure than one day.
Aslstaut RupertntenJ.-nt O. O. Bmlth of
the State Industrial Echool for Boys at
Kcmey will relinquish his pltiuU cn
epterit-er 1 to H. I. ehaff. 'sT!!9r grede
Ktmsfr. Mr. Snilta has teciJertd tla res,
lunation to the governor, eip'ainlng his
action by esytT's tfeat it is tia ifitenton
to resume e.livij lutrt la the grocery
firm of whKh lie Is a tne'aoor. Mr. bbafl,
bo has been selected for the pusltlua by
V
il oiina x'LCiir
u
That nc'-ns rich hair, heavy
hair, no rzy hair. Is ycurs
thin, shcrt, grzy? "Just rc
mcrr;ber Aycr's Hair Vior
always isstores color to
gray hair, s!l ths dark, rich
color it had years o. It
steps falhRjcf the hair, zhx
Has been tzzizitcrZO years.
"About t year i m lir ee.!y
a'l ctnta cut. i t..v - ; t I ou!l tiy
Avfr'g lii.r V! ,r. i'usii only on
t -1 tt it, er. J i.uw try L r la cm J
1 i c tl int. i"ll 1 a -.. -.rs.
Li.;.aM.t....:i,;i J.Y. -
Superintendent Beghtol, has been connected
with the institution foe-nfteen year,
Hea-ataw la k are. -
Orders were Issued by Adjutant General
Colby this morning accepting th follow
ing resignation from the state military
service: . Captain Ell Hodgtna, Company O.
Second regiment; Second Lieutenant George
P. Mler, West Point Rifles; First Lieuten
ant J. V. Beghtol, assistant surgeon. First
regiment; Captain W. A. Cogllser, Company
D, First regiment. ' Elections to nil th
vacancies thus caused will be held In ac
cordance with th military regulations, with
th exception of th office of assistant
surgeon, which will be filled by appoint
ment. . Captain Hod glee baa resigned to ac
cept promotion to th office of major. Th
other resignations were tendered because
of removal of residence or for other per
sonal reasons. . -
Articles of Incorporation of ..th . Cret
Loan and Savings association of Cret were
recorded in th secretary of state's orac
ivuajr. lua wiupmu mm m vWIvm wlvvX wf
$500,000. Its Incorporators are: C. B. An
derson, George W. Baldlner, M. H. Fleming,
F. J. Rodemacher. George H- Heatings.
C. B. Goodell, A. E. Small, W. K. Height,
U. Waterman.
Wtrkaw Falls Forty Fet.
BEATRICE, Neb.. Aug. 7. (Special Tele
gram.) William Brenaan, a cornice maker
from Kansas City, while at work oft tk
Masonic building today fell'. a-dtstaae Of
forty feet; and' received internal injuries.
The accident was caused by a, rope breaking
on th and of th aoaSold on which he was
working.' Another workman who, was on
scaffold with Brennaa escaped -by hanging
on to th rope until he could be rescued by
carpenter -rho wer working on the third
floor of th building. Th full extent of
Brennan'a Injuries , cannot be, ascertained
until he recovers' from th shock of th
fail.
Holi Rewalom la Mortoa Farlc.
NEBRASKA CITT, - Neb.', Aug. T. (Spe
cial.) The executive commute of th Old
Settlers' association of. Otoe county has
fixed September 1 as the day for the an
nual reunion and plcnio to be held In Mor
ton park In this city. Th reunion 1 al
ways an Important event her and will
be even more so this year, as it has been
determined to have the - exercises In the
natur of a memorial to J. Sterling Morton,
who 'waa prominently connected with th
organisation. 1 . .
, laatttata Will Opea at Psrollltoa. "
PAP1LLION, Neb., i Aug. J. t Special )
The annual Sarpy County Teacher'-lnsM
tut will be held at th High school build
log la Papllllon Auguat 18 to 14.- The In
structors will be Dr. C. H. Gordon of th
Lincoln -city schools and Miss' Lucy Wil
liams. Mr. Gordon will Instruct the teach
ers in geography, reading and language,
while Miss Williams will instruct la pri
mary work. ' ,. ' ' , .-. -,(
Trala Strike Mam at Arlfagtea.
ARLINGTON, Neb.. Aug. 7. (Special.)
Freight train No. IS. going east, struck
Ben Hadley this morning at- 4:30. o'clock,
as he was going to bis work at the Arling
ton nursery. Dr. R. A. Davits, 'the ecteptny
physician, was Immediately called, and
found no bones wore' brchen, but the pa
tient was unconscious and badly bruised.
He is resting eaay and getting along nicely.
Chicken Thieves ftet Mara Booty.
OSCEOLA.' Neo., Aug. 7. (3peclal.)
Chicken thieves mads a good haul last
night from the cocp of Max E. Blttner,
cliy attorney, securing seventy-five choice
Plymouth Kock fovtjs. There is no clue
to the perpetrators of the theft.
. ' Library Beard Elects.
ESATfwCE, Ni-fc., ' Aug. 7. (Special.)
The l:rs-y b-rd met yeeterdsy and
eirrtfd oi";.er for the cnaulng year as
fuilos: rri.-ti.'.ut. A. L. Green; vice
president, II. J. Dobbs; secretary, A. II.
Kldd.
C'apla Takes Samnter Vaeatlaa.
OSCEOLA. Neb.. Aug. 7. 8pecil.)
During the muu:h of July Jude Ball Is
sued no marringe licrnirs. Tbis 1 a
record-breaker for Polk eounly and a poor
showing for Cupll.
Nrctrlee r.levatora gold.
EffATRlCE. Neb., Aug. 7. (Speclitl.)
V. fC. i-palliDan cf thl tlty has.aoli his
elevaturs la the Vntoo l'tifa yards here
to UioIrUmska Llevatur company of Lincoln.
Great t rop. brcal Sbow.
The management of NrbraFke Sutj Fair,
to be held at Lincoln August ii to Saptem
btr 6, ataur iho public tbt the coming
Uir will be the Urgent and ttt ever held.
All Sice la bulMince balls and stock
pua. etc. on tbe ground last year. Is cow
t.k;a and otlii-r buildings are being
irmte.l. There will be more represeat
tive ejihibiis and leas fakes than, ever be
fo e. Kacta -eat 1 1 1 be of the b'ghtat order.
Attra.tluns will be Instructive and amus
ing. Th ovtaatoo will b the grandrat for
au uuprecelratcd outing for pleasure and
pi v I;. boa't ftll to eu.brte 1U
TODLNAHEKI CURTAIN DOWN
tenth and Probably Host 8ioo8gfal Kt
f Ntbrwsft Firemei Olosae.
FREMONT TAKES' CKAKPIONSHIP LAURELS
Wine State Has Race, wltk Grana
lelaael Flra . Fla-ater Beeond
Trk Ceaalera Prawa
' Most SktllfaL -
GRAND ISLAND, Neb.. Aur. 7(Speclal
Telegram.)Th tenth annual tournament
of th Nebraska Btate Volunteer Firemen's
association closed tonight and was pro
nounced .the most successful tournament
ver held In th state. The chairman of
th Board ef Control, Mr: Johnson of York,
- .JtJ.S p " - tiwi
filed. Ex-Chiof and Veteran Cleland of
Fremont, states that nothing In th history
of th association could eompar with It,
and x-Chlef Wilson of Kearney, seconds
Mr. Cleland'i -remarks, . I
Holdreg won th wet bos rac. 100
yard this morning. " ,,
This was followed by- a -m f ball be
tween Mlnden apd Grand Jiiland, In which
th southpaw curves of Bilas were a puxils
to Grand Island. Grand , island secured
ut four hits, whil Hoffrselster also gave
Mlnden only five. Tjt wis ,- gam that
wasn't over until be last man was out.
Score, I to 0. Tba gam waa witnessed
by several thousand enthusiasts.
Races of final afternoon resulted In fol
lows: ... ... . a , '
Stat championship hose race class A
prises; 75. $50, 2Sr Fremont, - first,
0:11 -10; Grand Island second. 0:35; Stan
ton third, 0:86 -10.
Btate championship hose race, class B,
prises 40, 125. 115: Holdrege, 0:41 4-fc-Blair,
0:44; Broken Bow, 0:64 l-.
Btat .championship hook, and ladder
rac. prises $75, 50, 125: Kearney. 0:39;
Grand Island, 0:43; Clark. 0.62 4-5.
Fireman's handicap foot race. 150-yard
finals, prfxes $40. 30. 20: Coffet. Kear
ney, 0:151-6; Andreeeen, Fremont, 0:16 4-5;
Wilson, Broken Bow, 0:16.
State championship ladder climbing con
test, twenty-four-foot ladder: Smith.
Kearney, o.O; Wilson. Broken Bow,
0:03-10; Felsch. 8tanton. 0.00 4-6; Moot
Kearney, 0:00 -10; Lyman, Grand Island.
0:07 7-10.
In the state championship coupling eon
test the former champions, Wondolph and
Morgan of Grand Island, lost to Tork on
a failure to make the coupling the last
trial after making two elegant coupling
Time: Reed and Stafford of York
0.03 3-6. 0:014-6. 0:02; Hyder and Stafford!
York, 0:03 3-6. 0:01 1-6. 0:06 3-6; Wondolph
and Morgan, Grand Island, 0:02, 0:013-6
and no coupling. '
PRIZES FOR THE DRILL TEAM
Stat Board f AarrlewHara FrosaaU
BTates Rale Gsverslig th
-..(' . Ccateata. ,
(Front a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, Aug. 7. (Special. ) The Stat
Board of Agriculture makes this announce
ment regarding the contest to take place on
Fraternity day at tbe forthcoming atate
fair, Wednesday, September 3.-
Teams dtri..: to comte must fllo en
trance with the sM-retry of the 8tate
P.;rd of Aa.lculiure, R. W. Furnaa.
biowuvlne, Inko., cot later than Auguat at,
An entrance fee of 310 must tcromca ny
the appllcatinn of earn- team enterlnK for
r.mij.milon for .ri-s offerrd fraternal or
gariiutlons by the Hint ti..r.i of Ag'-l-culiure.
said tee to be refuntled In caa the
Irani competes for tne priirn ortcre-j. Xu
plltaUon n.net elate ihe i.ut!il-r A mprn
b.r cumpriaing tnam. Urn number of
persons HI a team not to exceed twenty,
and aii teams reKuiarly entered will be
aumltted tre I if. Mate fai,- grouncH 011
the day of conieuuve dilil.
All rules ami rrsulatlona concernlns; drill
of teama, the appointment of Judaea.
hour when the drill shall beRln. the award
ing of jirlies onred aad tbe tValg nation of
' Person to whom any priie awaroed
arU be x.ald al.a.l be in the hand of a
committee apx lined by the various fr.
lernal oraajiiiaiiuna having trams In rom
iwiiuon and au U comm.! ice shall rile a ull
report of pru-a awarded Cfriiiittng team
wltn tha eecreiaiy of the feiate iioard of
Aritculiur.
At a meeting of reprnaen Natives of the
various fraternal eiK.ieile of the state
held July its. V. W. Liopklne and H w'
'Inomfca were appointed a committee on
arrangements and (he following rules gov
erning the drill of teams at the biale lair
were adopted:
Larh captain shall present to the Jude
hia credentials staling lhat his or her team
is the one selected lo repreant their or
ganisation; only one team from ecti ur
g. ftlxa vioQ.
Kah competing team shall have fifteen
minutes In hl u to put on Its drill Kach
captain ntuet reiioit with hia team to the
Judaea noi later than ten minutes after
liuuncatLm of hia le ,n to drill; failure lo
do so Shall subject u. one ao offeiitilng to
lose hl number ami he shall drill lust
'Ihe order In which tbe team ahail drill
shall be determined by lot, 10 le drawn
by the raptutnn of the several teams uix.n
tne. grouiius tt at day. liriu to commence
at 1 ji p. rn. bpieinber i.
Kach 4-aptaln iM.i.t preaent Ma team in
line oef .ie tne J. dges l aaluie ihn h-f--re
and after the c rmpietiun of lie drl I
t n.e lo romuince Wheo tiui Judge retutua
ll.e s'ute.
iroteau, U gay, must te (bade U writ-
I6?t5t-HARNEY Si2 0MAMA
Friday Dry Goods Barg'ns
The balance of our summer paraeols at coBt-price. Thes are all this Reason's
goods, In the newest stales, black and white, and all white, navy and white with
colored borders, white with colored border. AU at cost price Friday and Saturday.
1,000 Belts stitched satin . leather
embroidered Yelret, fancy chenille
and satin and velveta, with gilt,
oildlsed silver and black buckles of
the choicest patterns, yal-
ues up to 76c, all go, each saw OC
Ladles' Wash Ties, at 25c.
riatn White Pique, whit Piqu with
colored dots and figures, feather
stitched, stock collar.
Silk Automobile Ties, whit and col
ored and mercerised Lawn Tie
with Sppllque lac ends, OFT -
for Friday and Saturday awOC
26 dosen Ladles' Cambric Chemise:
Sizes 32 to 42, trimmed with ram-
brie ruffles, worth 40c each. Friday
and Saturday w sell
them at, each
::: 25c'
600 Cerd Crocheted Shopping Bags, In
' black, brown, tan and greys, metal
finished and good alses, Friday and
Saturday w will sell them A f -at,
each, lc, 23c, 25 and i J C
100 piece Fancy Lawns, all good pat
terns and fast color, worth O.,
up to Ic yard, at. yard Ow
150 pieces ot One Lawns, Dimities,
Foulards, ta a great variety of nlott
colorings and patterns, 20
and 250 grade, at, yard . .
42x30 good quality, bleached pillow
eases, vorta 11c each, I
, U ch ...aiaC
720 ' good heavy bleached cotton
sheets, worth SO cent,
at, each
MAI FLOOR
...8c
border
10c
...47c
Fancy Denim Stand Oorers, fringed
and printed on both ntdes, ZZLn
worth 3Sc. each IOC
13x31 heaty double warp Turkish
Bath Towels, mala from the beet
assortment cotton,- worth
12Ho, at, each
Aa extra large colored '
hemmed Huckaback Towels,
Is 23x41, worth 3 Sc.. each.. 1 IC
Fancy Porch Pillows In a choice va
riety of patterns and col- OOr-
orS, worth 75c, at, each.. O iG
W have just received 10 large cases
.of short lengths In Outing Flannels,
ail gooa neT grades, wnicn w
will plac on sal at 6 yard
worth up to 10 ..,
:15c
A Clearing Sale of Ladies Belts j
Ta closer oat ear atlra teelc we snarlc taeaa far KrUay aae-thlral ta Half aUT.
OUR FINEST MOIRE with genuine gold
filled or oxidised buckles, sold before at
14.00 this sale
OUR "ROYAL" SATIN BELTS with ball
and rlug. sold before at 32.60, 33.75 and
$3.00 this sal
OUR "ROYAL" BELTS that cold at 31.50
and $2.00 go In this
aale .7..
. . ,
2.49
1.98
89c
ewtlry Dept.
Wain Ainle.
LOOK IIKHK1
OUR "ROYAL" BELTS that sold for $1.10
nd $1.25 go In this
ale , ,
OUR "ROYAL BELTS that told for S5c,
fOo and 7Ro go In this
sale
75c
Only for Friday and Saturday ,
n
Bennetts Good Shoes
Special prices on ladies fine oxfords.
Ladles' On Kid Oxford, patent tip. welt sols, CZf
Cuban, heel, cheap at $3.00, only .....,aW0
Ladies' Dress Oxford, turned sola with m- 41 f
dlum French bel, $2-60 value, only liUU
All our ladles' $1.60 Oxfords In medium or W 0Tk "
heavy sol, patent or kid tip, only leJ?
Ladies' high top shoe with genuine welt sole light or ' '
llark stitching, extension sol, patent tip, f EZf"
. a bargain at $3.00, only aWeOU '
Ladle' line turned sole ehoe, medium French O C A
Jieel, patent, very dressy, $3.00, for.. AtUy ',
Ladles' patent tip shoe, medium weight fj, f f
sole, $2.60 shoe, only JJ .
Wa are selling all our shoe for from 60o to $1.00
per pair, less than (ny store In Omaha.
Frliay i Saturday Basensat. Snaps
1.48
gallon sis
16c
. WATER COOLERS AT COST 3 gallon sis
mat sold at $2.25, for
WATER COOLERS AT. COST 10 gallon sis
tnat sold at $4.48, for
Jim Toasters, juat what your Ideal toaster is.
. sota an tn time at 29o, this sal for .
Hors fly nets, all style.' at a cut of 10 per. cent
-ivuog,
' Lap Robes, up from 0o! ' . ,.
1 txtra fln Fl y Covers, sold before at . Y O
tor ,L JOG
'Rous Paint that sold at $1.20
this sal for ;.. 1 flC
all
Two-burner Oas Stove that sold at $2.85. -v -
- - f...i r m
this sal '.fi5i
Lawn Mower at a cut from our bargain prices of JO
per cent.
viuwuvaj arwpi. Fleer...
Continued Clearing Sale of fine "''China ;
tea cups und saucers, decorated and gold.
Choice for .t 8c
Special ...................... ......15c
Values up to ,75c
New Hue White Daisy, blue-ground
crystal glass , . . ,'. ... . ". V .... .'.V.'.'CSc.'.
Water Sets, White cryutal 65c .'
saTsClaawla
Bennett's Cherry Phosphate
a hot weaiher eiixir. raiatable' and fl
gratifying.
' In 3 sizes, per bottle. .30c, J6c and 8c
llire's Root Beer Extract, the genuine, one
' ,, bottle will make 5 gallons of- superb
root beer, per bottle 14c
4 A i . u ." I. Soda Founts! n -
10c dish of Ice Cream . . . . :t . . .'. 5C'
Any fancy drink 10c
uri! ucpartmcnt Alula Floor
' )
077
I
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1
,l SOLD
".
HOT VCATISER VCARBnCCa
1 This misery le caaeed hy bad dlgastloa which has clogged th e rites with lapwrt
tie. Th liver Is overworked, ta kidaeys weak aad th bowela Irregular, prodacJeg
low spirits, tiredness, poor appetite, aaref reeking lep, lose of aaergy and ambltioa.
A ad, what la wore. It breeds disease that are serioas.
, IS A THOROUGH SYSTEM CLEANSER.
"nrn"ii3r?r
u y u ul
This great peri Sar ewerclsee Its revivlag ianasac la every part of the body. Kelaxa
the bowels aad ariaary ergaaa, Arises eat aadl digesUd food, cleanses th system
ot laparitlea, ecu th wkel UUraal organlea to working smoothly aad har
moaloasly thereby creating new life and aaergy. It Is th beet known remedy for
removing t hat dall hllioas feellaf- coaaataa ta hot waataM. .
AT CWJCCISTS.
Ptke, $ I.C3 for
log not later than ten minuses after th
hut team on the program haa drilled and
must t) signed by the captain so proteet
lug. Each team shall ba scored by th
Juliajee as follows; , V
Grand total, lull points; general appear
ance, M points; uniform. 20 points; diatanc
ana movnments, to pvints; numuer vt
movements put on, 35 points.
V enaliiee Xeaitii of twelve, 5 points; mis
takes of captain, 4 points each; distance
and foot action, one-half of 1 point.
Karh captain shall l notiRrd una minute
before hia time limit hat. vxplred. Teams
leaving the drill ground before the p!r
tion of the time limit shall lm given credit
for the numbrr of movements completed in
the time allowance and shall receive such
ere1lt from the judges.
The three luriises should be men who
have thorough knowledge of rt'l enl If
possible should not be member of any of
the competing ordt-rs.
DlvlHlun of Prlaea Flrxt. xn; second. $0;
third. fourth. fJO; filth, 25; slxtn,
The following fraternal societies hare
already made arrangements for headquar
ter in the fair grounds aod will be repre
sented by B team in tbe competitive drill:
Ancient Order of United Workmen, Degree
of Honor, Woodmen. Rcyal Neighbors.
Highlanders, Woodmen of tha World,
Knights and Ladies of Security. Knights of
Maccabees aod Ladle. ot Maccabees. J
LOVING PAIR LIGHT OUT
Mr. Heary Colllao at IMattaaaoath
tkaveraae lelhil Sailor eta
Trt to Parts lik.oni.
FLATTSMOUTH. Neb., Aug. T- (Spe
cial.) Mrs, Henry Collins, aged 45 years,
and Oacar Eledge, aged Is, eloped last
evening, going from here to South Omaha
on the Missouri Pacific train, hue left a
husband and six chlldrea. ths youngest
being 4 years of age.
About two years ago Mrs. Amanda Col
11ns, a slater of the woman, left this city
with a man, leaving a husband and a large
family of email children.
Mrs. Ida tt. Uealaoa, I rcla,
CPETE, Neb, Aug. 7. (Spectal.r-Mr.
Ida M. Ientaon died at 10 30 last evening
after an Uinwa of little more than taenty
four hours. Mrs. li-cion, formerly Ida
Bearden. was born uear Crete lu Aug-tst,
1374, and ha alwaya lived In this vlciutly.
The funeral services alii te held t-mur-row
atterccon at 1.30. ,
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;. VI n i5 ' til : j
y .. . . ' j a-. w aa u w A B W K.J
for..
f r1. i.
V mm a i Lm . . l a 1
C? Pf IP w n
I-.
Every day during the ut'entia of Sep
tember and October, IVQ'2, tL UNION
PACLTIC will ell ne.-wsty ecttlerg tick-
eti at the followiug rates i
,- , S". S .f MA
in C3 Osden end Salt Lcko. 1
fr n CD Butte anI Ilc!?rt3. . .
Vj 4MB W
15 Spokans.-
T 'l C3 Portland end Ashland, Can
Francisco, Loa Antieo
and Can Dieo. ,
- Corsregpondlnffy Lot ltt ttwain-'
tonueKlUta pointg. '
Kwr tti lnfomio ciatl at
T!:ht Cm.:. 1321 fr::.i lt -