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TOT! OMATTA PAILY ItEE: TlTESDAYMATtCIt 31, 1003.
KEFUBLICANS VERY ACTIVE
lUrj tt ths C;ty CWi Offics to Gst
Karoni ou Foil L it.
W DEMOCRATS PIT IN APPEARANCE
Ed Stre-ete Says H WonM Bather
See Temoratle domination Oo
ia Howell Thai to Any
Dark Horse. ,
' Tht extraordinary Interest l going to
t shown Id the municipal primaries and
election Is Indicated by the number of non
reglstere voters who are making affidavits
and registered voters securing certificates
of removal at the city clerk's offlte. Tho
republicans outnumber the democrats many
times, but twelve nonreglstered democrats
having appeared and thirteen who applied
for removal certificates entitling them to
vrite In the wards where they are now
' residing.
v On th" other hand, republicans at noon
' yesterday bad made more than seventy-five
affidavits and secured as many certificates.
The crush In the city clerk s office yester
dsy was greater than It has been at any
time and the Indications were that It would
be heavier still today. No com
parison could be obtained with similar con
ditions three years ago. All the names
with the addresses of the nonreglstered
and removed voters will be published In
the official papers for seven days before
the primaries in order that they may be
checked off and any possible fraud un
earthed. Representatives of the parties
and factions are watching that too closely,
hour by hour, however, to make It pos
sible In any event.
Democratic candidate for mayor those
who have so far announced themselves
are very much afraid that the nomination
will go to a dark horse and these avowed
candidates are united upon one thing a re
solve tbnt no dark horse shall receive that
nomination. Ed Streeter, the commercial
traveler candidate from the Seventh ward,
speaking of the matter, said:
"I am spending my money, Ed Howell Is
spending his, others may be spending some,
but I don't know. Now. t'want the nomi
nation and have no desire to see anyone
else get It, but I would rather see it go to
E. E. Howell than to a man who has taken
no part In the canvass and who has spent
no money to secure an expression of the
will of the people.. Borne of us dealre to
have the delegates Chosen in favor of any
candidate pledged to vote for no one who
is not an announced candidate before the
primaries, and if we can secure that result
we will do it."
It is said in some quarters that this fear
Is mainly directed toward W. 8. Poppleton,
who was defeated in the election three
years ago. Mr. Poppleton is not an an
nounced candidate, but many persona are
looking toward him as the Moses who is to
bring the democrats out of their wilderness,
and it is the fear that such sentiment will
gain ground In the convention in case no
announced candidate has enough votes to
nominate early in the convention's session.
Prom the Inner circle of the Gopher Klan
comes the report that 300 persons in the
Sixth ward have Joined the organization.
The klan la not meeting with the plain Bail
ing that it expected and prospective mem
bers are rather chary of Joining. When one
republican waa presented with the applica
tion and pledge exacted from all members,
he said:
"I see that the final words of the pledge
re that all members will be bound by the
action of the committee. Now, before I
give this pledge I would like to know the
Dames of the persona who compose this
' committee and the extent to which they
can bind. In this pledge I am requested to
promise silence as to all things and obedi
ence to persons unnamed, and, so far as
I know, unnamable."
The reply to this waa that the person
making the pledge would know all about it
after he had been initiated Into the secret
councils, but that the pledge of obedience
must first be made, and that it was not in
tended to apply In case the member with
drew from the klan, except so far aa It in
cluded the pledge of secrecy. In other
words, the pledge of secrecy would be eter
nal, bat the pledge of obedience only tem
porary. Doing Uood.
The following extract from a letter
written by Mr. Oeo. H. Leader, publlnher
of the Breeze, Akron, N. Y., will give you
some Idea of the great good that Is being
done by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy In
curing colds. snd grip: "My wife and aelf
have used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
for la grippe and wish to attest to its
beneficial effects and thank the manufac
turers for the good they are doing suffer
ing humanity. Whenever I hear of a case
of la grippe I recommend this remedy."
DRIVE OUT TO SEE THE WORLD
Two Syracasa Jtoys Take the Family
Biasj a ad Start an Career
ol Adveatare,
Willie Anderson and John Hayden, two
15-year-old boys of 8yraouse. Neb., have
started out to conquer the world on their
own hook. In going they took along a
steady old mare and a single-seated top
buggy. J. W. Anderson, father of. One of
the boys, telephoned The Bee from Syra
cuse that he and John Hayden, father of
the other lad, will pay a reward of $50 for
the return of the youngsters. .
Willie Anderson is described as being
light complexion, light blue eyes, and light
balr; wore a green suit, a light gray over
eoat and low light soft hat. John Hay
den has brown hair, blue eyes and wore
a black coat and vest and gray trousers, a
black hat and overcoat. The mare they
drove la about 11 years old, weighs about
1,100 pounds. One thill of the buggy Is
broken and wrapped with cord. The boys
had bo especial reason for leaving home.
CURED WHILE YOU SLEEP.
Inatastly atop bUedtaf sad
ftntia autaaaaa,
eoeihaa. rails a
dI cures, without
knife, eparattaa or
DAIO. Hatiawaa coo.
stlpauua, raguiataa the
bswala. curiur iaama
Uoe.aapapaTa and tbe
laus; traioet Ilia rwuv
lu ftaoi caaetttatlaa.
There U ao remedy K "tty
cants that cure a wall deal
0ix4 caaa at file, eapacially
aay caas ol tang aland lu.
lammua aanaa taacbaa avary-
Mlt9 that leia trua. nia
tit II why i ha maay drus ' "
' I'M I r.netJae ara failurae. -UNCLE
i7flf SAM CONK HUE CUBE" la
kill a treatment conuatiat ut anp
',lt;U paaitoriai that nruuTca the cava
hicti produce tt. raauit irom
wfei.h yau audcr. aad eflta a
apaady sad pairuaaant cur kit
$2.50
ant by mall with pUla dt-
fcV,. raciiooa lor uaia, aacaraiy
in id. braria roar aitea
Writ today, cactaaa U Jo aad
be cured.
MAIL ODDER REMEDY CO.,
Mioaeapoli, Mian.
iy OtTARANTT BtraSIWO.
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11 fl
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Boys' Clothin f t n rs
Dept. Opening ? f JU
Saturday, WiiK
TO DAY-HEW OFFERS
' FROM THE
CHICAGO DRAPERY STORE
This gale of the great Chicago Drapery stock la one of the grandest
ale ever given In Omaha.
$20 COUCH COVERS AT $3.98
All the extra heavy Imported Austrian Couch Covers, ex
act imitations of Kiskilim, Navahoe and .
Uroche covers, that sold in Chicago for
$20.00 each, go at
AI1ofth.se that' sold in Chicane for $3. 50 and $5 1 CQ
each go at. - XkJzI
Tapestry Curtains from the Chicago Drapery
Stock Divided Into Two Lots.
$13 Curtain at $1.73 Each.
All those heavy Mercerised Cur
tains, beautiful, rich Drapery
Portieres, that you would expect
to pay ilft.uo for. In pairs, but
you can buy them singly If you
B .1 JVM
1.75
prerer, all go to
morrow at
each
I
LUCw VUl IUIU9 Drapery Stock
All the heavy Point de Arab Curtalna, all the heavy Corded Dark Ecra Cur
tains, all the Cable Net Curtains, all the Irish Point and Ay
Brussels Curtains from this purchase, that sold In Chicago m
as high as $16.00 a pair, go at
All the $7.50 and $10.00 Lace Curtains
a pair.
All the five dollar Lace Curtain go at - 198
Lace Curtains-One big table of all the odds and ends of lace QQp
curtains, some of them single, but most of them lo pairs, eaoh zaDs
Regular$3.50 Nottingham Lace Curtain a one big table go at QfJ
Regular $ 1 .00 and $ 1 .50 Lace Curtains one big table go at 3 Q Q
All the Bobblnet from thla purchase, suitable fur bed spreads and window
drapes of every decription, up to OU Inches wide and worth up 4
to tl a ard, goes at a yard lOla
All the Cretonne, Ticking, Denim, etc., from this purchase,
worth up to 40o a yard, go at
AH the Silkollne from this Chicago store that sold for 15c a yard
go at
All the Cords and Loops, la silk, cotton mercerized f.7. Cr tfr
and chenille, go -ateach IL'avCvL lUt
All the Drapery Burlap from this purchase that sold as high as rrl
40c a yard go at a yard.
f ard go at a vara
All the Rope Portieres from this purchase that are worth f no AO
up to 115 each, go at-
fe-eaon
W in dousL Oj U dr UprSsfgN ggjjg Windows
ELECTRIC LIGHT LOCATIONS
City Electrician Dealcaatea Placea tor
Eiafci Mora of Ike New
Lamps.
Thirty-nve of the fifty new arc lamps or
dered by the council have been located by
City Electrician Bcburlg, though only a few
of them kave actually been placed on the
streets. The electrician announced a list
of locations yesterday, which he has
made subsequently to those already pub
lished. They are aa follows: Fourth and
Hickory, Fourth and Cedar, Tenth and Cen
ter, Tenth and Martha. B and Ontario,
Eighteenth and Sprague. Fortieth and
Nicholas and Forty-Brat avenue and Cass.
Yesterday the electrician made a personal
inspection of conditions In the Sixth . and
Eighth warda preparatory to designating
some of the lamps for those parts of the
city. .
The Best Care f Colds
Is Dr. King's New Discovery for Consump
tion. Sure, pleasant, safe and guaranteed
to soon cure or no pay. 60c, KI OO. For
sale by Kuhn Co.
Lectare on Christiana Science.
"Teaching of Christian 8clence" will be
the subject of a lecture at Boyd's theater
Thursday evening. April 2. The lecture Is
given by Carol Norton, O. S. D., of New
York, under the auspices of the local Chris
tian Science church. Mr. Norton is said
to be a man of exceptional literary and ora
torical attainment.
Fifth 'Ward nepablleaaa.
There will be a meeting of Firth ward
republicans Tuesday evening, March 31, at
McKenna's hall, Sixteenth and Locust
streets. Hon. E. Roaewater and other
prominent speakers will address ths meet
ing, W. B. CHRISTIE, President.
PAUL B. SEWARD, Secretary.
Very Law Rates
To points in Montana, Idaho, Washington,
Oregon, British Columbia, Vtah and Colo
rado, in effect dally from February lfc to
April 30, via Chicago Great Western rail
way. Write to J. P. Elmer, Q. P. A., Chi
cago, for full particulars. ?
TO SPEAK IN FIFTH WARD
K. Roaewater aad Other Citisena- to
Disease Local Qaeatloas
Tuesday Night.
At the meeting of the Fifth Ward Repub.
llcan club Tuesday night Edward Roaewater
and other cliltens will speak on municipal
questions. The meeting will be held at Mc
Kenna's hall, corner of Sixteenth and Lo
cust streets, and will be called to order at
8 o'clock. Officials of the club expect a
very large audience.
Mortality Statistics.
The following births and deaths have
been reported to the Hoard of Health:
Births Joseph Froakocll, South Fif
teenth etreet. boy: Karl Kaka, boy; Joseph
Vclllcan. 1013 8outh Tenth strtet. girl: Wii
li'.m Young, 3-8 i harles street, hoy; Joseph
Zeman. 1313 William street, girl.
Iea.th Anna Jewell, lJtob North Twenty
fourth street, a gel 27; Mrs. LouUa Wengrr,
2411 South Si vt nteenth Ktrtei, ageu bn,
Arthur K. Moore, 161a Kim atre.t. used 7
months; I.uttter Bay Van Horn, North
Twenty-eighth avenue, aed ; Mrs. Carln
Anderson, 3 Seward atruet, aged 82.
Banaiaet at Arllaataa.
Judge Blabs ugh waa one of the principal
aoeukers at the tlrst banquet of th- ArllnK-
' ton Commercial club, at Arlington, Neb.,
j Saturday night, lie tpeke on "Village an 1
Town Imr rovemtnts" about 1 o clock In
i he uoriilntf, many oih'r rpeakers snd
, much t uth'L.:u hav.ng (.recce i him.
: The atteti Jum-e waa Ui, a. id surprised
I . very body. '1 he Juitna ajya it one or
the inot mrnrst and siontaneru lm t rove.
mt-r t gth.ri. be I.hs seen In a lug t ma
iou Kialt tuur I. tie
If you neglect piles. They will cause fatal
diseases, but Uucklen's Arnica Salve posi
tively cures or no pay. 25o. For sale by
Vu.il a Co.
rare:
Dim Depart
ment Opening
'S2cC:-5 Saturday.
Jr-vMC!
$7.50 Curtain at $1.00.
All of those that sold in Chicago
up to 17.60 a pair, in all colors,
very handsome Tapestry Cur
tains you can buy them singly
or in raJre
go at
each
1.00
From the Chicago
go at-
2,98
10c
2ic
i2w
worth
I.7U aWO
ELECTION CASTS A SHADOW
It is Thrown Over the Meeting of tha Board
of; OoTmty Commissioners,
PROPOSALS TO INCREASE THE PAY ROLLS
Sheriff Wants Tvro Meat Paid from
' General Fnad, Coort Clerk Asks
for More Help and Jaai
tora for Mora Pay.
A coming, event the spring election cast
Its shadow over the meeting of the county
board yesterday when the sheriff asked
to be" permitted to tap the general' fund for
his payroll, 'the clerk of the district court
petitioned for authority to add two more
typewriter operators to his list of employes
and the five janitors at the court house re
quested an increase in wages.
The sheriff sent In a communication stat
ing that the fee receipts of his office were
Insufficient to cover the salaries of all of
the deputies and asking that two of them
be paid from the general fund hereafter.
He explained that the fee receipts had been
reduced by the falling oft of mortgage fore
closures and the loss of other business that
formerly made the office self-sustaining.
He added that It would be Impossible to
reduce the force.
Mr. Broadwell sent In a brief communica
tion, simply asserting that two more type
writer operators could be used to advantage
in his office and asking the board to give
him the authority to engage them. When
the communication waa read Commissioner
O'Keeffe remarked that It was singular
that there should be an Increase of work
In the office of the clerk of the courts Just
at a time when the eherlff was complaining
of slow business In the legal line.
The court house janitors asked for an In
crease of aalary to $60 per month, basing
their claim on the statement that the cost
of living had advanced 25 per cent within
the last year or so.
All of these matters were referred to the
committee of the whole and Commissioner
Connolly expressed the hope that the com
mittee would act on the janitors' communi
cation before May 1.
H. R. Bassler sent In his resignation as
justice of the peace at Waterloo, and on
motion of Connolly, A. Stengleln was ap
pointed in his place. George H. Ostler sent
In a claim for 11,000 damages by reason of
losing two horses and being otherwise in
jured on account of a defective county road
near Elk City.
The Real Cause of Dassraf and Bald-
aeaa.
At one time dandruff was attributed to
be the result of a . feverish condition of
the scalp, which threw off the dried cutlda
In scalea.
Professor I'nna, Hamburg, Germany,
noted authorltv on skin li ..nini..
thla theory and aays that dandruff Is a
germ aicease.
This eerm is real It resnonalhta tar tha
dandruff and for the many bald heads. .It
can oe cured lr it la gone about In the
right way. The right way, of course, and
the only way, la to kill the germ.
Newbro's Herptclde does this, and cauaea
the hair to grow luxuriantly, just as nature
Intended It should. Sold by all druggists.
Bend 10 cents la stamps for sample to The
'Herplclde Co., Detroit. Mich.
Annonneeaaeate of tha Theaters.
The attraction at the Boyd tonight and
Wednesday matinee and night, will be the
moat popular of all the Hoyt comedies, "A
Trip to Chinatown." It was written in this
late author's happiest vein, brimful ef witty
flings, funny and complicated scenen,
sparkling music, catchy songs and novel
vaudeville features. It Is unanimously pro
nounced the best and most successful com
edy he ever turned out.
Howes $1 bats. Spring styles. Quality
guaranteed. Stephens A Smith, opposite P.O.
Dr. Roy, chiropodist, moved te 150
Far ds a. -
1 r M v " l(u r M 1 Sensational Prices en Silk for Tubs
u t, ! L 0 ai fron tha Hart-Van Nestor
11 M L U ,1
UhiiU k U -A k U Ml .
THi: KFI.I4III.K f llillK,
This stock represents the greatest variety of silk ever shown' In our city and en
ables us to sell you something exclusive and entirely different. Special reduction
prices to make? every minute of Tuesday a busy one. Wonderful sale on black sllVs
all day. Wonderful sale on colored silk all day.
Fancy Si.k and Silk for Lining at Unheard of Prices.
50 pieces of fancy silk, In pink, light blue,
white, cream, cardinal, navy and black on
sale TAieaday at only 15c.
50 pieces of fine all silk plaids, Roman
atrlpes, fancy foulards and brocade silk and
satins, worth up to $1.00 at 2oo.
Elegant colored moire silk, handsome
tucks, corded novelties, all color and
styles, exquisite silk, worth $1.25 and $1.00
for only 49c.
SPECIAL FOR TUESDAY ONLY
We And Id the Hart-Van Nestor stock 15
sample bolts of high grade Imported fancy
moire silk, all In blacks, moire rennais
sance, moire antique, moire velour, moire
francalse, moire broche, moire taffeta,
moire gros grain, the most elegant moire
silk from this sample stock, worth up to
$3.00 per yard, for this one day only, at the
HAYOENS' Creat Sale on
It looks as Ifman's artistic ability could
any prettier than those we show this season.
riving dally by express. Our new styles are not to be found
elsewhere In Omaha. As everybody eaya, they look different;
they have a distinctive, nobbier, handsomer
to be found In limited, smaller concerns.
Tuesday's customers will be surprised and pleased to see
600 fine suits on our counters, choice of which Is only $11. E0.
200 suits. In 25 different styles, In all materials and alt
colors, at $20.00.
BUYING AND SELLING SKIRTS
with us Is a trade in itself. No quantity la too large when
we get the price right to suit us.
Two skirt manufacturers' stocks 3,600 skirts In all on
our counters for less than the price of the materials.
About 1,500 skirts, more than all other bouses in Omnha
combined, worth up to $10 and $12, on sale Tuesday at $4.95.
600 women's skirts on sale at $2.90.
Beautiful saraplo skirts on sale at $10, $15 and $20.
SPECIAL FOR TUESDAY MORNINQ'8 SALE.
Black etamine waists Just received for early spring wear
only $1.90.
White alpaca Waists, beautifully made, lined for early
spring wear, on sale at $2.90.
Women's underskirts at $2, $2.60 and $3.
100 women's silk underskirts on sale at $3.90.
100 dozen wrappers. In heavy percale, trimmed with braid and nicely finished
flounce, $1.60 quality for $1.00.
GRAND MILLINERY OPENING SALE.
A brilliant display of all that Is new, charming, tasteful and exquisite In spring
millinery now on at Hayden Bros. You are Invited to call and make yourself at
home In this elegant new, refitted department and try on the swell creations. You
can certainly find your hat in this astonish lng variety.
HAYDER3 BROS.
! ALBERT EDHOLM, JEWELER.
THERE 13 A GOOD OPENING IN OMAHA FOR ANYBODY. It Is the 5
doorway to that place OPPOSITE THE POSTOFFICE, where DIAMONDS
gj are sold, set ana matched.
d A. TImia D.41ani.tt nnrl f nndfii n
Our Time, Patience and Courtesy at Your Bidding as well as Our Diamonds.
OPPOSITE THE POSTOFFICE.
Bailey
THE
DENTIST
ll Paxton 61k.
Every Six Months
Is none too often to have your mouth
looked over. Your teeth are your best
friends. Give them fair treatment
and they will not go back on you.
Gold Crowns, $5.00.
YOUR DIAMONDS
Need resetting. Our diamond eetter Is unexcelled In this
city. We do all kinds of re-mountlng and re-modellng of
rings, brooches, etc. Our shop Is one of the most com
plete In OmahH. Spend a tew minutes In our store.
Look for the name,
' S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler
1516 Douglas Street.
YOUR CHOICE
Of the five best sewing mnchlne made. The New Home, White, Domestic, Stand
ard and Household, on small monthly payments. The best la always the cheapest.
Machines rented at 75c per week, hepalrlng done and guaranteed. Best quality
needles, oil and suppllea for all machines.
P. E. FLODIYJAN & CO., JEWELERS
1514 CAPITOL AVENUc.
Bqr Wyoming coal,cvn excellent .jiibjtafule
jfor'HcvrcL co&i.f ine for coolcitiff.
Victor White 1005 FArnaanJi.Tel.JU7
Cures Biliousness
Constipation and
Torpid Liver.
LITTLE
Free sample Howell Drug
ANOTHER BIT OF BROATCHISM
Tea More Saloans Forced to Close
Their Doors While Others
Ran on Sunday.
Ten more saloons felt the force of one
man power on the Ore and police board on
Sunday. They were closed tight from mid
night Saturday until Monday morning. In
the meantime neighboring saloons were al
lowed to run unmolested. The. saloons af
fected are:
Lerch & Van Bant. "The Hub." Seven
teenth street, between Farnam and Harney.
Tod Beecher, 2634 North Sixteenth.
McKenna Brothers, 1624 Nicholas.
William McKenna, 227 North Sixteenth.
C. A. Peterson, Sixteenth and Vinton.
J. M. 8chmldt. 13U2 Dodge.
Andrew Thompson. 1102 8outh Sixth.
William Young. 2S01 North Sixteenth.
Chris Gaard, North Twenty-fourth.
Peter Dupres, North Twenty-fourth.
The order to cIobo these places was Issued
Saturday by W. J. Broatch of the board.
He did not specify any particular brand of
beer this time, for some of the saloons sell
Mats beer and some sell Stori. Nor did he
give any reason why these should be closed
and the others allowed to run. He merely
directed the chief of police to close the ss-
loons and his Imperial edict was carried out.
The list of saloons to be closed next Sun
day has not yet been given out.
EXERCISES FOR THE REGULARS
General Order for Ataletie Sports Are
. lesneal by Department of
tha Missouri. I
General orders governing and detailing
the new aystem of athletic exercises In the
Department of the Missouri were Issued
from headquarters yesterday. The orders
provide for calisthenics, gymnastic and ath.
letlo exercises at the- varloua army poets
for not leas than twenty minutes at least
four dsys each week. Poat commanders
will devote at least one day In each month
to sports, games and military and athletic
conteats In accord with ths rules per
scribed by the Amateur Athletic union.
Poat exchanges are advised to encourage
these games and contests by making lib
eral appropriations for apparatus and
prises.
The names and records of those winning
events will be published in department or
Stock of S2"pls Silk Eo'ts.
ATQ
remarkable price of 69c.
Black rustling taffeta, all tllk, IS Inches
wide, worth 75c, on sale 41c. .
Black rustling taffeta, all silk, 37 Inches
wide, worth $1.15, on sale 9c.
Black rustling taffeta, all silk. t inches
wide, worth 1.75, on sale 8e.
Black peau de sole, warranted to wear, W
inches wide, worth $1.60, on sale 4.
Black peau de sole, warranted to wear, 17
Inches' wide, worth $2.00, on sale $1.15.
Black peau de sole, warranted to wear, It
Inches wide, worth $2.60, on sale $1.4.
Wlnslow tffeta Is selling bigger and bet
ter this year than ever .before. The reason
Is evident to every one. When you buy the
Wlnslow taffeta you get the biggest value
for your money It's wider silk it's made
In more colore. It's better than ever la
quality, and still the price Is only $1.00.
Ladies' Suits and Skirts
not make suits
New ones ar
look than thoae
Vni, Dittintr ae waft n r Ott lilnmnnitf -
HOWELL'S
ANTI - BILIOUS PILLS
Co., 16fh and Cap ltol Ave. .
ders. A department contest will bs held
annually and representatives from all posts
In the department ' will be ' permitted to
compete. In addition' to the several ex
ercises and. sports named, there will also
be polo contests.
The officers at army headquarters are of
the unanimous opinion that these exercisss
and contests will . add materially to the
morale of the army, and that the enlisted
men will take hold of them with the ut
most enthusiasm. ,' '
Will Do All This for Yon.
Dr. King's New Life Pills puts vim. vigor
and new life Into every nerve, mutcle and
organ of the body. Try ' them. 25c. For
sale(by Kuhn A Co.
Janitors In Government Balldlnara.
Senatot Millard has received . from the
secretary of the treasury a copy of tha
regulations laid down for the appointment
of persons In the custodian and Janitor
service of public building under th recent
ruling of the president. No examinat.om
will be held until a vacancy exists aid
none will be held outside of the town In
whlrh the appointment Is to be ma'e.
Neither the custodian nor the department
will be supplied with the list of ellxlMes
but the commission will send the custodian
the names or such e'lglbles aa they are
required by the aervloe.
To Replevla Tattle.
Another cattle replevin suit was brought
In the United States circuit court yesterdayi
The title ef the case Is the Omaha Cattle
Loan Company against Webb Hults and
others. Suit la brought to recover 107 head
of 1 and 2-year-old steers on the W. E.
Colvln ranch in Deuel county, Nebraska, on
which the nlalntflT has a chattel mortKSKe
-ef $5,256. A special deputy United States
marshal left for ueuei county mis morning
to levy on the cattle.
Or. Lyon's
PERFECT
Tooth Povdor
Used by people of refinement
for over a quarter of a oentury
PR I PAR ID BY
...
UR GR.EAT
special;.
Men's Siit at $10.00
There isn't n clothing store in town but what has
a ten dollur suit. We have n grand line also. We think
these the greatest suits for the price that was ever man
ufactured. You will agree with us when vou examine
them. A great many men agreed with us last Satur
day. You will find a great difference between our 10,
dollar suits and the, ordinary suits at that price sold
about town. You won't find any outlawed styles in
these suits of ours. We are continually experiment
ing ourselves to get smart, new effects, and If some
manufacturer evolves a new style wrinkle, k we are
. quick to recognize its merits and adopt it. Jlence our
men's suits are up to the minute, bustling with dis
tinctive points.
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OUR GRAND SPRING OPENING
WILL
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1st.
See further announcements in Tuesday
evening and Wednesday morning's papers.
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1 I M W rnsT ST I 1 r I T r L1 I ir Kia- a
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"A OOOD THING"
The Knights of Klalr WILL know (If
they don't know alieady) afier Moiidvy
night. Marcn tnat tne marts t . .
Knights of Omnha. ARE IN THH RIGHT
PLACE, aa a SPECIAL TRAIN, load f
these valiant gentlemen of Omaha ll
visit their brothers In Blair on the ennv
date. Oh we'll show 'em h few olher thing
like WE HAVE SHOWN THEM i IUC
BEST PLACE IN NEBRASKA lO BUl
DRUGS.
JSc Grave's Tooth Powder lr
&.c Poisonl Fuce Powder 22'
25c Ssheffleld's Tooth Haste .
$1.00 Oiomulslon 75..
M0) I'sychine 2M
$1.00 Peruna all you want 6le
$1.00 Plerce'a Remedies W j
$1.0H gexlne PI1U... 7"i'
$1.00 Temptation Tonic.....' ' 2i.'
' We guarantee the akove to be the new.
eat stock In Omnhs.
$1.00 Cramer'e Kidney Cure guaranteed 75-
Due Texas Catarrh Cure one cures 40j
25c Caetorla genuine i 2ic
$2.00 Cluster's Pennyroyal Pills $1.0.)
WRITE FOR SPECIAL PRICES ON
RUBBER GOODS.
SCIIAEFER'S
CUT PRICE
DRUO STOtfK
Tw Puaat-T47 and TOT.
S. W. Car. Kith "art Calmae sa.
Hen's $3 Shoes
We want to call your attention
again to our new $3 shoe. Many met
came to aee this shoe after our firs'
announcement and It made mtu.
frlenda for us.
Genuine vlci kid uppers with hesvy
single soles. These ire, genuine vlci
kid and not dongola kid we guarantee
them to wear better than apy $3.50
shoe you have ever been offered and
a comparison will show you we do not
exaggerate any. Box calf uppers are
with single or double soles, either
style, $3.00.
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Omaha's Us-U-Dats S'i; il
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BE HELD
streets omaiia.
Fashion's
Favorite
i Footwear
Our lines of spring stylea are
now all-complete, and we are
prepared to show our frlenda
and patrons the correct and up-to-date
fashions of spr.ag foot
wear., The very newest styles for
early spring wear the
EARLY EASTER EGGS
of fashionable footwear, are now
shown at 'lifts store in all the
nobbiest lasts : and newest
shapes that have bten broatght
out this spring. And the prices
are always the lowest.
FRYSHOEXa
,C fcn'l A Card!
A Boon for
Housekeepers
V'a have Just received a PAINT RE
MOVER that Is simply out of sight. With
a rottle of our
Paint Romover
and a little varnish ou can maks all the
old furnltuis look most as good ss new.
All you have to do, is to apply one coat
of the remover, let It stand 3 or minutes,
take sn old rag, and wipe It. Off comes
the varnlsb, dirt and all. Then apply the
varnish and all Is done. Aiut that easy?
Call and see It work at the
Fuller Drug & Paint Co
114 Sonlh 14th Street.
We sell paint.
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