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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 22, 1903)
10 TIIE OMATTA DAILT UEE: FIUPAT, MAY 22, 1003. DELAYS RAILROAD SERVICE We&Qa37 Uight'i Baa Softeni' BoadbecU . tod Takes Oat Tracks. TRAINS TO AND FROM WEST HELD BACK Willi -fVaa-oat ea Mala Ma la aad AMmmt Paalllloa Jj ' ,a4 Voilaaor. V Th" rahV 'of Wednesday night demor alise rh1irs4 ' servlc to th west of Omaha for' fifteen hour. Th through roads to the wet had numeroua waahoute ait long the line within fifty mile of Omaha. 'Alt train from the , west were late yesterday morning- arid the Union Pa cific, did not ret in any trains before noon. No. it of the Union Pad do . which was to rt a-one Out1, Wednesday night, left at The Wabash and the Missouri Paclflo trains from the south were also hampered, J coming in several hours late. From the east some of the trains were late, although no washouts wot reported, but some soft track', which necessitated slower running time. ,"' The Burlington had, a number of minor washout In the -inclty of Chalco and Bellsvu and It became necessary to Tun all of the trains via Flattsmouth and It was therefore Impossible to give the other roads the right to use Its track as Is usually the case when washouts occur along the lines west of Omaha. The Rock Island suffered slightly because of the rain, having a bridge washed out at Gates, but this was repaired at 7 yester day morning and ths regular schedule was resumed, otherwise It mad little change In the' running tlm of ths various trains of the road. riaaiaa- on I'aloa Paelfla. Th Union aclflo was probably the heaviest sufferer of Wednesday's rain, there being washouts on th main line In and about Papllllon and Oilmore, but re pairs were completed at last night. No. 11 wss started out three hours late yesterday over the Northwestern tracks as far as Fremont, 'where It again took th Union Paclflo tracks. It was necessary to use one of the lighter engine on this train as th track and bridges pt tnis portion or. in . lln are not built for th heavier Union Pacific rolling stock! Trouble also overtook the Missouri Pa cific on the Auburn branch and a washout Was reported at Fort Crook and 100 feet of track washed out at Portal, .which necessi tated running the Auburn trains via Platta mouth 'and Union. The damage at Fort Crook haa already been repaired and the remainder will b put -In shape as rapidly as possible. " Railway Notes and Personals. " J. Y. Calahan, . general agent for th Nickel Plate, . with headquarters at Chi cago, Is In the. city. H. N. Butterfleld of Chicago, traveling passenger agent for the Delaware, Lack- awnna at western, is in me city. President I-owry of the Boo line returned to Minneapolis via Omaha from Colorado Springs Thursday morning; with his wife. George Lee, general traveling passenger . t. i'li a ti-..l wi spoils 4 Omaha, was In the city Wednes day, shaking hands with his railroad ac quaintances. SMALL FIRES FROM " GASOLINE Biases' Inflict Injuries oa Owners of - Houses, bat Dai No Prop- ' i ertr Damns;. ' .... ',. A fir alarm shortly after yesterday - morning palled the department to 1320 South Sixth street, the premises of Mr. and. Mrs. ' Ed P. Nichols, to settle a misunderstanding between them and a gasoline stove. Mrs. Nichols had one of her hands badly burned by the ignited vapor. .... Another fire alarm was turned In at 12:34 In the afternoon from 1232 South Fifteenth street, the premises . being occupied by Anton Drapalek. He, too, had an accident with some gasoline, with which he was try , Ing to renovate a pair of pants. His hands . were also badly burned in trying to subdue the flames. In neither , case was there any , property loss of any value. ... . ' '" 'Wast They Demand. .Headaches, liver complaints, bowel dis orders, demand Dr. King's New Life Pills. They ar gentle, but cure or no psy, 50. For sale by Kuhn tt Co, ... TUNERAL OF MRS. TUNNICLIFF . Wife of. Well Known Omaha Lawyer .,, Laid at Rest at Ointn. New York. . -r ,: The funeral of Mrs.' N H. Tunnlcllff. - - -.. .u.vii, was ' solemnised In Oswso. N. T.. 8imiiv t- 'he family residence. . Mrs. Tunnlcllff was . th daughter of th late E. A. Van Home, general superintendent of the Rome, Water , town Ogdensburg railway, and formerly " lived In .this city, being the wife of N. H t Tunnjcllff, th attorney. The family was ; ' trmpoiartly In Boston on business when , Mrs. Tunnlcllff was stricken. Sh. i- ' one brother and two sisters, resident in ! Tork state. Among those In attend, ance at th funeral was Judge Irving F Baxter of Omaha. " " 1 Known th World Over. For It wonderful care Dr. ki- xt Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. It cures or no pay. For sal by . i a as, v wa Mortality Statistics. . !.n.w.'!!! LrtV"A ? v. been r&'t-M 'ChanoV,,kl- 2368 South M131 '" Janek 1U7 Bot- fifteenth, 'Prof. Nesbitt reads at Unity church thl evening, 2Se. 111, A i , Whit all. Oloves, stitched with whit or black-Black silk gloves stitched with whlie.or.btack-prlces iOc, 75c and $1.00. sTioves. stitched with ppra Glovee-elbow length-60c. 75c. $1.00 and $1.28-ln white or black Black or white lace, oprra or elbow length gloves-tl.M and $175. ' .. lABlt glows, In black..-white or gray-S0o and 75c ( Lace lisle gloves, black, white, modes or grays-prices 75c. $1.00 and $1 50. - -nd . r"UUr D lbW 'en',h, ,n WhU' r --. . 11.00. $150. I i ; ' FANS FOR GRADUATING CLASSES Onus Silk Hand decorated, lac. plaltt or spangled, bone or .name! tlcka-wice ROMINE CASE APPEARS AGAIN Traste la Baakraatey- Brfaa to Reeever Keek f Oeeds. An echo of on of th most sensational bankruptcy cases known to the judges of th federal court Is heard In the suit filed by Sidney W. Smith, trustee, against Sarah I Bcoggln and the-Burlington railroad in th district court of . Douglas county yes terday morning. Sidney W. Smith was appointed by Judge Munger a trustee of th estate of James g. Romlne, who until about a year ago was on of the merchants of northwestern Ne braska, having .stores at Mitchell and at Bridgeport It. Is alleged In the petition filed yesterday that a few days prior to th filing of the petition In bankruptcy In th United States cpyrt Roroln sold the stock at Mitchell to a nephew and the stock at Bridgeport to Sarah . Bcoggln, a sister, the latter. sale being for 11,000 In cash and fll.000 in notes; that the $1,000 In cash was advanced by. Romlne. It is further alleged that Romlne then left th state and the jurisdiction of the federal court, being a fugitive for several months, when he was arrested In one of the New England states and brought back to Nebraska upon requisition; that after he had been brought back the plaintiff In this case, ss trustee, secured possession of the notes given by Mrs. Scoggln In payment of the purchase price of the Bridgeport sttck, but that every one of the notes had been marked paid. The plaintiff claims that no part of th notes had been paid, al though so marked, and he tenders through the court the notes to the maker and de mands that he be given possession of the stock of goods for the benefit of the general creditors of the estate of the bankrupt The Burlington railroad Is brought into the suit upon allegation that It holds In Its possession th sum of $152, which Is claimed by Mrs. Scoggln, but which Is really the property of the bankrupt and that It should be paid to the truste of th estate for the benefit of th creditors. M'HUGH F0RP0LICE BOARD Best Advices from Lincoln Glv Him the Inside Track (or th Mack oa.ht. Prise. Reports from Lincoln ar to th effect that the successor to th vacancy on the Omaha police board created by th pros pective retirement of Commissioner Wright has been practically determined on by Gov. ernor Mickey In the choice of Judge W. D. McHugh. The cards are said to have been originally stacked for Jim. Dahlman, backed with the prestige of .being democratic na tlonal committeeman, but failed- to play out tight. It was then declared that the new commissioner must be a lawyer and the papers were prepared that were to land S. B. Rush, the democratic holdover as deputy United States district attorney, only to discover at the Inst moment that Mr. Rush was Ineligible by reason of his resi dence Mn Dundee, Instead of In this city. The telling pull Is therefore now said to be working in behalf of Judge McHugh, who belongs to that wing of the democracy that stuck to the gold standard. The Benson Ites have been pushing E. E. Thomas as a populist, and a number of Bryan demo crats of varying; prominence have been mentioned, but without receiving much en couragement at the state house. The law bars the governor from naming another re publican because the board already has two republican members. The appointment will probably be made In time to enable the new commissioner to sit with th board at Its meeting next Monday., ' DANDRUFF DON'T WASH OUT. Th Germ that Cnns'es It Ha to Be Destroyed, to Cars DaadrnS. Many a woman spends an hour twice a ek scouring her scalp, thinking scrub bing off the scurf will cur the dandruff. Two hours a week, at the age of 40 years. she has spent 260 days of 12 hour each, or two-thirds of a year of her life, In that vain hope, vain, because you can't cure dandruff germ, and the only hair prepara tion on earth that will do that la Newbro's "Herplclde" also a delightful hair dressing and thorough antlseptio against all con tagion from use of others hair brushes. It Is also a delightful hair dressing. Send 10c In stamps for free sample to The Herpl clde Co., Detroit. Mich. Briefs from the Courts. James E. PhllllDS has been arrantmt divorce from Effle Phillips -by Judge Day. Peter Gilllgan sues the Omaha Street Railway company for $500 damages for Der- sonal Injuries alleged to have been received oy lire piainun wnue aiamounting rrom a car which was suddenly started at Tenth and Hickory streets. . He claims that his left shoulder and arm were dislocated. A decree of Judge Dickinson, restraining the mayor and city council from at this time proceeding to the construction of sewers In sewer district No. 152, has been filed in the case of John I. Redlck against the city. The defendant Is granted the right to apply for a modification of the decree whenever it becomes apparent that the construction of the sewer Is necessarv. The proposed sewer was to have been built on Twenty-first and Twenty-second streets, between Sprague street and Amti avenue. John Flanagan haa filed a cross bill aad answer to the petition of the Winona Sav ings bank. In a case pending in the dis trict court. He .seeks to have title De clared In him to certain land which Is a part of Boyd's addition to Omaha and aays that all proceedings had with refer ence to the platting of the land and its sale since he purchased It from one Taylor are Irregular and void, as he val purchaser In possesion all of the time and has nuver consented to any sale or transfer of the land.. . Will Make Ton Feel Yoaaaj. Electric Bitters ar a marvelous tonic, and work wonders for a weak, run-down system. Try them. Only 60e. For sals by Kuhn Co. Lincoln and return. $2.30 via Rock Island system. May 22 and 23, final limit May 25. City ticket office. 132S Farnam st, Omaha Neb. Nichols Broadfleld. printers. Tel. 4841. whT thTirunk. aree To tti T " ISSM- U'e' whth SS REPAIRING DO-K. TEL. lOto. MRS. J. BENSON. est Silk Gloves ilflade. mofer,hfXVd0Uble fln'er UPt -'wear "the, SB Another Sals of Ladiei Low Shoes at t.59 Today Men'a Summer 5hlrt Sal Saturday LOll Today Oargaiu rnroir r ii'iiii a i w j ars Remtiaiits of Imported Dress Goods at 19c . A German manufacturer of the very highest grade Voiles, Etamlnes, ' MIs strals, Wool Gause, silk eollennes, silk crepes, Bilk Melanges, etc., eold us all his surplus stock. One of the most remarkable dress goods pur chases ever made by us goods valued ss high as $.1.00 a y a rd most bea utlful effects and many pieces alike on sale at per length , High Orad Remnants 35c Highest grade Buttings and Cloth- enough in each piece for skirts. waists and children's dresses, at each 35c Washable Summer Fine French Moussellne. genuine Embroidered Swisses. 2t-lnch Pongees, silk Moussellne, etc. regular selling price as high as 75o and $1.00 a yard all beautiful summer goods at .., Remnants of Danish Cloth the popular novelty fabrlo for J9u3 today at, yard BLACK SILK Remnants of the finest and sought-for Black Bilks. Satins Taffetas Psmi de Boles, etc.. In short and medium lengths, on bargain square main aisle at less than one-half their regular price. wiuare, main aisle. LACES Remnants and sample strips of all kinds of Laces, worth up to 25o a yard, at 10c, 5c, 2ic, lie SALE OF REMNANTS STANDARD PRINTS In black and white, steel grays and fancies, Ol io as long as they last at -" PLAIN WEAVES AND CORDED GINGHAMS worth up to 16o a yard In long remnants go 8c UNBLEACHED MUSLIN extra good Quality 36-ln. wide. In long An remnants go at a yard 40-INCH INDIA LINENS worth 15c a yard go at... 61c PERCALE 36-inch In light and dark colors would te cheap at Vic go at a yard 6ic $1.00 SHIRT WAISTS AT 25c Thousands of elegant new Shirt Waists, In all the dainty sum mer fabrics and newest styles greatest Shirt Waist offer ever ' mad in Omaha,, worth up to $1 each special tomorrow Trimmed Hat Sale at $1 Easel Back Medallions gold plated corners, finely colored. Sopuiar suDjects, splen- i -i Id assortment, actual If valua 7K-it 0. "JT. ptnnbtim pm.'Pinniti pens TS liU:GR0GERIES-. - jSAlSiandlFarnam.ats.. Special Offerings for Saturday! Selling FOR PROMPT DELIVERY SERVICE CALL, 'PHONE WIRE OR WRITE Choicest Granulated K Fresh Fish M Blaclc Bass Tha real Pound fresh mouth-watering kind -4 Q today. lOU Roe Shad The finest Each evef brought to this T CS - market. Shad Roes-Not pretty Pair good, but rich, aweet and r -, fresh OUt H i at- I , and STRUCK ON HEAD WITH AXE Katie Whltsoa Bar Bb Was A aolted that Way by C R. Hatcher. Before Judge Estell th case of th stat against Charles R. Hatcher, who is charged with assault with Intent to com mit great bodily harm. Is on trial. The complaining witness Is Katie Whltaon, a cook In a Soutli Omaha restaurant. One of the exhibits Is an axe, with which it Is alleged Hatcher made the assault. The complaint states that the assault was made April IT of the present year and th testimony of th complaining witness Is to the effect that Hatdher desired to marry the landlady of the hotel and that the cook had told the woman stories of Hatcher which tended to lessen her regard for him; that the assault was for the pur pose of revenge for the stories. Witness said that she was atruck with the ax three times, twice upon the head, both blows penetrating the scalp, and one upon th arm when she raised that member to defend her head. Yoar 8aniBsr tacatloa Will be -.pleasant and Invigorating If yon spend it at some on of th lake or liver resorts of Mlchlgaa. Writ for booklet, "Michigan Bummer Resort," or "Fishing and Hunting la Michigan," beautifully 11 lustrated publications giving details of th beat places at which to spend a delightful vacation. Address all requests to H. F. Moeller, O. P. A., Pere Marquett R. ft., Detroit, Vllch. Ela-bty-Etaat Savlaa Baaks In Vaaaachusetts pa? per cent Interest on deposits. Only twt pay I per cent. . We pay 4 per cent' on deposits and money may be withdrawn at any time. J. U BRANDEI8 & BONS. Bankers. Crsmer's Klds-y and Liver Cur Cure backache Is h!Mr endorsed by Omaha people. Comus lu two sites. Our price, 40c and T&c. Ecbteter's Cut Pric Drug 8ior, 14th and Chicago streets. Bam'l Burns, luon and cemetery vase. Low trice thi w " . .. Saturday flen'a Dollar t ' JMJSl'Jirt nirt Shirts I) Friday -A Grand Dress Uoods 25c Yard The accumulation of an Immense stock of dress goods, every pop ular weave, style and color of fine dress goods from f I to 7 yard lengths iC at yard mw Dress Goods at 25c 25c 10c REMNANTS EMBROIDERIES Remnants of elegant Embroideries. or.YytTwh0uap10toc.8a1at Vartety' 121c, 10c, 5c, 3ic IN THE BASEMENT TwKlT.f10. MMITIE8 ' AND LAWNS In dainty floral designs cheap at 15o a yard go 71 at i iC 0c MERCERIZED SATEEN 36 Inches wide In plain blnck and col- . 1 (E ors go at a yard lub 85c DRESS 8WI88E8 in dainty floral USST... 15c. 5o MERCERIZED GINGHAMS In long remnants go at a f C yard IOW BLEACHED MUSLIN LONG REM NANTS best grades 36 file Inches wide, at a yard "I" 25c Continued Tomorrow Tard Pletares ef Roses Pansles, etc., 12x20 2-inch whit mat In white and gold frames worth dolar and a half-at 89c c lb a" Kinds Today. Croppies Dainty mor- Pound Bels to delight the lover j A of good things 1 -fW Salmon The very Pound . best quality meaty, pa- . CI latable, nutritloua. IOC Halibut If you like Pound halibut you'll like these they're satisfying 15c i taacuiis I rsrnsm ata ' 50c Underwear 25c. On sale Friday and Saturday. Made of fine Egyptian yarn, derby ribbed, a beauti ful shade of light sky blue, finished neck band satin facing on shirts. The drawers ar French faced, have large pearl but tons and are silk stitched across the bot tom, It's the regulation BOo value, sale price 25c a garment; not more than two suits to any one customer. Our special suit values at $7.60 and $10.00 are the talk of the town. In fine goods we offer special Inducements In the Benjamin make of fine clothing at 112.60, 116.00 and 118.00 a suit. We carry one of the largest stocks of men's pants In the city, and we can save you money on same. Elegant pants are now only II. W, better ones f2.o0, $3.00 and 13.60. The Guarantee Clothing Co., 1319-15'l. Doug la Street. msb rm . . HARK U0 LADIES, Do you want to save money, time snd trouble T Then, why not vUit the SQUARE INCH TAIL0K COLLEGE and learn the complete art In the most perfect manner. . COLLEGE 427 PAXTON BLOCK ' ft X (W WM mU lA MM 1-aM sUal -T i a. VKITRD STATE HOsJITOHV. tmmk Mn kj. fimMmt B W. pi a I I'r... r.l r T NMN' I nt C5 tum 1 0 fl6 fo-.- At. & lit A . 3i VJ ? W. VJ "-MS la is M m r Mr SGIK.10LLER HUELLER 1313 FARNAM STREET. EVER SEE SUCH PIANO BARGAINS WE think you never did. they are the biggest offered! and every instrument is posi tively guaranteed by the largpst strongest piano house in the Went. Local disturbances don't alarm us We believe. In continued prosper ity. Our business is too great and too far reaching to cause us any worry. We continue to offer the most the best your money enn buy. We believe In treating our customers fairly and courte ouslyit haa made our business big even in dull seasons. MANY UPRIGHTS $425 Emerson parlor size mahog any case standard make $295 t3i0 Gramer walnut case used $210 500 Hard man like new.... $295 1325 I vers & Pond walnut case $250 t.350 Irers & Pond mahogany case..... $285 1500 Steger golden oak case . large size fine tone and ao on $315 Knabe large size $300 1400 Brown & Simpson walnut case ,. $19 O $375 Sample piano fancy wal nut case , .... $218 Other second-hand uprights at ' $65, $92, $115 and $128 SOME SQUARES Btelnway . '& Rons Hardman . Emerson Fisher Vose & Sons Mattheushek Hallet Goblin, etc. $15, S36, $48, uptoU5 v Terms $2 to $J Per Maoth. Several Used rf an, $12,00 to $45 Only piano hoiut in thi tilling itsndard pianoi on 15.00 monthly payment$. ' Pianola Concert! 3 to 4 p. m every ' Friday - Complimentary ticket at office, ' ...... Fine Tuning and, Repairing. . . i TELEPHONES: .... Omaha U25. ' Couocll Blaffs J63 , . IOWA BRANCH; .. S02 Broadway, Council Bluffs. . . Th Only Doubt Track Railway between th Mlaaourl River , and Chicago. R DAILY TRAINS OMAHA TO 8.15 PM THE OVERLAND LIMITED mat and dnwlne-roo- 1p'"'S 'ib ""i"? un ElKlrle llhi throiiahoat, 8.00 AM THE ATLANTIC EXPRESS Pallms dr-wlntf-rooai and toarlrt .lepla( wa 4ad lata u, sad tras racllalnl baU can. 5.S0 PM THE EASTERN EXPRESS Pallman drawing-roam aa wari-i '?' '-; (raa raollnins ohalr san. buCa Ubratr sad tmok a AJinine vara. . 9 OTHER DAILY TRA NS 3 in lil Pra-tna rooaj ilaaplnf a . boffal i. ll All ln anif llbnu7 aara and (raa n-linta ,M ,balr aara Chioatw. Ulainsoara. II Oft in Through aar-laa Omaha to flhleaaa. 1.30 AM Tr.i.r.i? r"dLr1,,li.'-3rr1' 2 DAILY TRAINS ST. PAUL:HIHTEAP0LIS 7 0 C 111 Obaa aUoa vats can, parlor aan and Ow Am coachaa. 81 fl Dli Pullmaa alaaptos aara . baffat library I U n can aad traa nail-log alutU aaia BLACK HILLS 0 fill Dll ToFramont. Llaoola.Wahoo.Da-td Clt, U.UU 11 York. Ha In... Kaward, Oaaara. Sopa rlor. Norfolk, Lobs ham. Caasar, Mu Sprlnaa. iMadw&od and LaadT Throosh ravllala onalr aaiai Pullmaa alaapla oar aaf'ica. 1 C I U To Framoat. Llnaoln. Wahoa. Norfolk. I , J AM Long Ploa, tardlara, Boaaataal aod a tloaabnd Indian KMrtioa oountrr. CITY TICKET OFFICE, 1401 and 1403 Farnam Street What we'd like to see. Good paving on 16th street; th settlement of all labor troubles; less knocking; and mora boosting (or Omaha and ttter weather. Of course most anybody can fix the weather, but It seems Impossible for any one or number of ones to fix th balance of Omaha's trouble. . 2- qt. guaranteed Water Bag 48c 3- nt. guaranteed Water Bats 63c 4-qt guaranteed Water Bag S3c X-qt. guarantees, rouniain nynnge...... S-qt. guaranteed Fountain Syringe , 63c 4-qt. guaranteed Fountain Syringe S3c $2 00 Ladies' Household Syringe 11. WJ This syringe Is all one piece of rubber, and Impossible to get OUT OF ORDER. By mall postpaid for $1.10. $1.00 Peruna any quantity 61 o tl.Ut Her s Malt Whiskey 64c $1.00 Canadian Malt Whiskey, 90 per cent proof 73c 35o Genuine Castorla 24 o 6c "Catarrh Rem" guaranteed 8uc $2.00 Genuine Chester's Pennyroyal Pills $1 Write us for prices on anything In the drug, rubber goods, patent medicine, fam ily liquor or sundry line. We cat 'etn all. OPEN ALL. NIGHT. - SCHAEFER'S So".Vco8.8 T raoa T4T aaa T&T. I. W. Corsar l$1a aa Calcaa at. -O The swell dressed ladles of Omaha are fast "getting onto" the elegant way la which we clean skirts, waists and summer dresses, and in fact all dellcrte fabrics that re quire skill and care in handling. We guarantee our work. 1 Ask for a price list. ' TIIE PAClTORlUn 407 8o 15th 8t Tel. 13 FR DAY In the Domestic Room ; B0C Ol'AMTY IMPORTED SCOTCH M ADR ASSES The woven and printed light -mum!, with dark stripes 0R(t and, small figures, only Lit tOC QUALITY FRENCH DATI8TES Sntln UtripoB, light and dark frrounds. ,15c vt. a a HOC QUALITY 8WI83 ORGANDIES-LlRht grounds, fancy colored stripes, Ifln only lUu 20G QUALITY FRENCH LAWN8-AS- sorted colors. In stripes and figures, extra heavy and 11ns seersucker glng- CI ft hams, only 0 3b 8C MUSLIN 4V4C YARD 8c quality Buck head brown muslin, extra fine quality, yard wide, sold all over the city A 1 at 8c, for ope day, yard Htli f Special Notion Sale Friday This Includes a full linen of notions at less than one-half the staple prices. Hair pins, buttons, threads, ohoe 'laces, corset laces, corset steels, seam bindings, skirt bindings, combs, tooth brushes, mirrors, thimbles, crochet cotton, Beldlng Bros.' sewing silks, tack pullers, curling Irons, needle books, mourning pins, tracing wheels, etc., etc., all go on sale Friday at less than. One-Half Regular Soiling Price ' This 1 an opportunity to lay In a stock of small ware at a vary small 'aost. Specials for Saturday MEN'S, U 60 AND $2.00 SHIRTS AT 60C 50albien men's colored laundered shirts, In madras and linen, all the newest colors and all styles, worth $1.60 and $2, Cn. on sale Saturday at 9UC Other Saturday Specials MEN'S $2.00 UNDERWEAR AT 7BC-2O0 ig iwieat Sale Plcnto Hap a.., ..9ic Bin- I2ic Roast C Beef.'lOc.. ...... 03 Veal Roaat prr U 9m . Tor dinners for lunches for picnics for Invalids for wives for mother for daughters It's absolutely pure Mildly stimulating health building. to-vars asy Part at Oas aha. CaaaHl BluOs or Soots Omaka. ' ., Order a case from the I I o"n Ttupaona i4i or ' LEE MICHELL, wholesale f If filing cabinets and card systems are new to you and you dread putting them in because you don't understand them-r Then let a furnish you with a-trained xpert without xpns to you to show you how easy It Is to run a oard and filing system Tb annoyance- It'll save you th money It'll maks you wilt wall repay you Our prices M to H per cent under dealer' Brtoa. Office evppliu and Hationtry retailed at wfwleeal price. , ZverrfMa! aiaSti far Ok afTica. OMAHA PRINTING Mai sraart faL Wa have been for years building up our reputation on saddles; m n A no stockman who wants a taddl ever lands In South Oma ha without the way to our store. W have th al of tb Collins & Morrison Stock Saddle We have them smooth or full stamped. In beautiful designs and prfct ' workmanship the atronjeat and most durable saddle ruaxl. Prices ranse from $20.00 to $60.00 per saddle. Bras Swaat Scrapara L4nn Stabla Rubtra. , fflTred Corn !ah ataTaay m wJU'i it Hil wultmt WEBmaamaaamasmBBmtuitMmkna Your neighbor wont wear your hat Not even If hep face and form are nearly the no danger or mat if your bat come Davies 1511 Douglas St Tour hat will be mad for you It must necessarily be different, can't say, "Oh, do I look Ilk thatT" If we make your bat SERVE YOUR OWN INTEREST by purchasing your Sewing Machine or supplies from us. We certainly hav th best that ran be got for money, and our over twenty year' experience In thl busU ness enables us to Judge a to what goods will give the best service. At prement we have a lot of scrubbed up machines I hut we will cl'we out at largely reduced prloe. P. E. FLODMAN & CO. 'Phono 1574. FREE TO ALL--Until .lay 20 Our tree clllnlc prices extended until May 20. W ant very man, woman and child to hav their teeth examined by the professor of this college. No student to practice oo you, but old, experienced, relia ble, s-'i'rate, expert dentist. Specialists In each de partnient. Work guaranteed 10 years..' We are her to stay. . Incorporated under slat laws. . all '-, fm ....SA.OO Cold (row as tram ........ fiXeiS Ale bud lam Plat fresa Union College njj ill n M STORK. v . 36C WHITE WAISTINOB' 1BC YARD 3Ro white wr lutings comes lit Oxford, Madras and bnsket weaves and mercerised stripes tip to 32 Inches wldo mild In the city st ttc yard for one day only ICn at j Hrd I J 50C PERSIAN LAWNS 15C YARD-S0O quality fine sheer Persian lawns cotnos In Muck and assorted colors, sold In th city at BOo yard for. ono day IKft at yard IU 12W ENGLISH LONC1 CLOTH 7V4C 12Hc qualify English. long eHth,' yard wide, for ladies' underwear, for one day 7 la at yard..... I Sli IOC QUALITY EXTRA HEAVY SHAKER FLANNEL In white and colored jtl stripes and checks, only , tali drcen men's fine lisle thread and silk un derwear. In pink, blue and fancy stripe. In all sizes, worth $2.00 and $2.50, 7C on sale Saturday at I wU 1.000 DOZEN MEN'S FINE B A LB RIGG A fi SHIRTS AND DRAWERS In plain and fancy colors, worth up to $1.00, on sal Saturday at 60c, l)f. S60 and QC Lfc 7.c;.-: a2. ..8C - Beef.. J... ..!... OO FF? BREWINQ CO. bout OMAHA Tilap-mu doalwr, cquncii. sum t CO..JEU MM Far calalofM. j , , .i- . , ,., Ir, ' ' ri - V. w I . Inquiring exclusive 1 210 Fa rnam-st. "toijr, DavuT from J-StyLsh it md becoming Becoming hats mnde stylish Ton 1514 Capitol Ay ( Teeth KatraeteA rraa. s ' rilllaa frsa S5. ' r Work tost free, tatall ..aM.iHi ckarg (or saaterlal. of Painless Dentistry )fd(S)So bSV AT- a LM 1 W m aw 1 oa- aaU w UU u. mu Isaiaa ft s A