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THE OMAITA DAILY HE!:: SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1903.
FOR REUNION OF VETERANS
Opening if the Florence Lint Makos Old
Tort Omaha Arailablft.
FIFTY THOUSAND VISITORS EXPECTED
Brrrtmrj Vtt tha Commercial Clab
Commrati on the Beaeflts Cam
las ta Omaha (ram the
Soldiers' Rvaaiea,
The opening of the Florence Una makes
H probable that Fort Omaha will ba the
scene of the veterans' reunion to ba held
thie fall. The Commercial club, which took
the lead In the effort te capture the re
union, has conferred with General Bates
f the Department of the Missouri who
has promised the use of Fort Omaha If It
Is desired, provided the club will guarantee
to clean up the grounds after the crowd
haa gone. The line to Florenca goes di
rectly past the fort and now that the cars
are put in operation the selection of a site,
uaiuvlly n1t4 a problem, has become easy..
eoretary Utt of the Commercial club
said: "This veterans' reunion is often con
fused with the state encampments of the
Grand Army of the Republto. They are
very different affairs. The encampment la
the meeting of the organized body and at
tended almost exclusively by delegates. The
reunion Is a ree pitch-in attended by sol
diers and their whole families. It will oc
cupy some week not yet announced by the
council and reunion committee, but likely
to be In -September or October. Possibly It
will t-e the week of the Ak-8ar-Ben festivi
ties, whloTi are to be from October 1 to 10.
The total attendance at an encampment In
Nebraska la measured by hundreds. The
attendance at a reunion mounts to 15,000
soma days and for the week will total
about 60,000. Tents are provided on the re
union grounds and there many of the old
soldiers camp out with their families.
There Is no program of business, but Just
a free and eaay good time, devoted very
largely to the swapping of war tales and
reminiscences. For additional amusement a
number of the better class of Midway at
tractions are 'usually rented space, but
neither gambling devices nor liquors are
permitted
"The club made no Tight' to get the re
union away from other towns If the vet
erans preferred to go there, but we made a
liberal bkl because the reunion, In addition
to being a pleasant affair, is good from a
business point of view. Those attending
always spend a part of each day In the city
shopping and in that way the business men
f the entertaining city are given oppor
tunity to meet them and to promote trade
relations."
THE BENNETT COMPANY.
Wew Fresh, Clean, Pare and Reliable
Groceries
Ginger snaps, crisp and spicy, pound, 4o.
Spaghetti, 1-lb. package, 70.
Merry War lye. can, 7a
. Catsup, bottle, 80.
Baked beans, can, 4a
Salad dressing, bottle, 12H.
Chill sauce, bottle, 10a ,
Olives, bottle, 9a
Jelly, ass't glass, 60.
Matches, 1 dosen boxes So.
Salmon, 1-lb, can, 10a
Oil sardines, can, 6a .
Rica, pound, 6a
Lemon extract, bottle, 60.
Cheese, cream, pound, 12tta
Neufchatel cheese, each, 4a
Full Weight milk, can, 10a
Baking soda, package, 4a
Coffee, fresh roaeted, pound, 12a
Tea riflings, pound, 15x
Tristan and Isolde at Unity church tonight,
Shape Yoar Affairs
80 that you can deposit tl or more In our
bank every week; 4 per cent Interest paid
and money can be withdrawn at any time.
Open until $ p. m. Saturdays,
Jt I BRANDEIS & SONS, Bankers,
CLEVELAND GRAYS RETURNING
Old ' Military Organisation to Pass
Throagh Omaha en the
Way East.
Saturday noon the Union Pacifia will
bring In a special train from Denver with
the Cleveland Grays aboard. They will
remain about two hours before leaving for
the east The party contains about eighty
members of the company and has Just com
pleted a tour of the west, during which
it happened to meet with the president on
three occasions, and march in parades.
The Cleveland Grays Is one of the oldest
military organisations In the country and
has a wsr record ss long as a Daughter
of the Revolution's family tree. It is still
a part of the National guard of Ohio and
la subject to military duty whenever the
state calls upon It,
Parsifal at Unity church tonight.
DICKINSON GOES TO EUROPE
General Manager Is Eathaalastle Over
the Pntare of the Stll
I well Line.
Edward Dickinson, general manager and
vice president of the Kansas City, Mexico
eV Orient, Is In the city and will leave
within a few days for Europe, where he
goes In the interest of his road. Mis Dick
inson Is enthusiastic over the future of the
Stilwell line, which Is gradually stretching
Itself across the country from Kanaas City
to the southwestern sea coast.
1 Gets f 10U,0)0 a Year
Because he has a keen, clear bral nln a
vlgirous body.. Electric Bitters give both,
and satisfy or no pay. Try them. 60a
For sale by Kuhn A Co.
Announcements of the Theaters.
This afternoon a matinee performance
of "Woman Against Woman" will be
given at the Boyd. "Woman Against
Woman" Is the best matinee bill that haa
yet been put on by, thla company. Every
performance yet given of It has brought
out crowded houses.
Opening Sunday night and continuing
until Thursday night "IJnwood," a mili
tary drama, will be given.
Agents for
Rogers
Peet ft Co
Fine
Clothing
$10
$9.00
$7.50
fx
Rogers'
Peet A Co.
Call
5 'Li(r summer
m
inw4f
f"Tl
COATS S VESTS $2.98
Entire Stock, Perfectly New, from the
Wholesale Tailoring Htuse of S. II.
Marks & Co.. No. 10 W. 4th St., N. Y.
Thousands of High Grade Coats and Vests
made In Latest Spring and Summer
Fashions, All do at
About One-Third Price
These Coats and Vests In this big special
offer are In all the very newest warm weather
fabrics end colors. The Costs have the shape
retaining front so desirable In summer cloth
ing. They arc all smart, fashionable gar
ments, at a bargain that surpasses any simi
lar offer we have ever made.
Oreatest Variety Ever Seen in Omaha.
NO TWO ALIKE.
Worth yT
Easily (
$10, $9
and $7.50
Today
Special
rapf
m
5aWC?
at ,
All of S. II. Marks & Co.'s
SI2.50 and SI5 SUITS at
All of S. II. Harks & Go's
SI7.50 SUITS at
All tho S. II. Marks & Go 's
S20 and $22.50 SUITS
50
Boys' $1 and 75c Knee Pants at 39c
On Sale In Boys' Clothing Dept. Third Floor.
A glffantlc stock of boys' Knee Pants for spring and summer wear. Theso,
Pants will stand the roughest outdoor usage during
the spring and summer months. They are all wool
materials, made with Excelsior walstsbauds, tape
seams, silk and lisle thread every seam reinforced
worth $1.00 and 75c a pair today, special at
F. 2?T. Ptunbtl port J. 3C. JJratt&ef & pan.
1 1 .m innluu-iimi
The organ recital at Trinity cathedral
which was to have been given Wednesday
last and which was postponed on ae-j
count or the weather win be given In the
cathedral Tuesday evening, May 26, at S
p. m. Collection In aid of cathedral choir
camp fund.
Cheeks Cashed.
We rash all pay checks and all checks
on other banks. Open until I p. m. Satur
days.
J. I. BRANDEIS ft SONS, Bankers.
Tristan and Isolde at Unity church to
night
THE BEST PLAGE TO BUY
tour
ouors
Special sale prices
now on standard Jl
makes all sizes- - izm
REFRIGERATORS HOSE.
HILTON ROGERS & SONS CO.,
1
11
1 4th and Farnam streets.
i-MWS S
San Luis Obispo ;
Is the name of a town In California, from
which we received a mall order yesterday;
KEYSTONE, SO. DAKOTA, was another
and in fact we get them from every direc
tion, showing the fact that many beside
Omaha's people know where they can get
good goods, promptly and at prices which
are CUT. 8end in your mall orders to Ne
braska's largest mail order drug house.
SI. 00 Peruna no limit 61
11.00 Her s Malt Whisky M
$1.00 Canadian Malt Whisky Pure 75
Ili.OO Chester's Genuine Pennyroyal Pills 1.00
Full line of runner goois at cut prices.
2Sc. Laxative Uromo Quinine 16
25c. Qulnacetol Best fr Colds -Q
26c. Hires' Root Beer It
6c Doane's Kidney Pills .9
SI. 00 Ocnmulsliin "f
SI. 60 Lyon's French Periodical Drops.. l.'JS
3fo. Genuine CHSloria -t
S1.0C Dr. Pierce s Medicines M
6ic. "Catarrh Hera" Guaranteed Hi
$1.00 Temptation Tonic a
Watcn these cnange sneeis vjnangea uuny
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
SCHflEFESl'S SsTaS,.
Tot Fkeaes T4T d TUT.
S. IV. Ceraer lata C'hlcage Its.
t
KUBAT SUES FOR DAMAGES
Soath Omaha School Board Maa Asks
for Tea Thousand
Dollars.
,. - -
J. Ik Kubat former member of the South
Omaha school board, through his attorney,
Ed P. Smith yesterday filed suit In
ih. Aintrlct court for $10,00 damages
gainst J. Laverty. Dana Morrill and
David Anderson of South Omaha for ma
licious . persecution. The case grows out
of the South Omaha school board case of
last year, ta which Kubat was made one
of the defendants.
Scoficld's
Saturday
Sale
Percale Wrappers with wide full flounced
skirts, big assortment, choice $1.00.
Ladles' Black Mercerised Sateen Petti
coats, the $1.50 kind, for $1.00.
White Muslin Petticoats, up to $1.75 for
$1.00.
Ijics Corset Covers, $1.60 kind, for $1.00.
White Shirt Waists, $1.60 kind for $1.00,
Silk Coals and Blouses
at prices much below the usual fls-urea
New silk shirt waist suits In exquisite
New welkins skirts In noveltv deslrnn.
New Voile Etamlne and Canvas Cloth
Dress Skirts.
Fine bilk Petticoats, black and colors.
Nea-.IJnen snd China Silk Waists.
All for Saturdsy's trade.
Take a look at them.
0. K. SCOFIELD
CLOAK & SUIT CO.,
1510 Douglas St.
Cramer's Kidney and Liver Cure Cures
backache ta highly endorsed by Omaha
people. Comos in two site. Our price,
40o tnd 75c. Srhaeter's Cut Price Drug
Store, Hth and Chicago streets.
Nichols Broadfleld. printers. TsL 18tt
Parsifal at Unity church tonight
DIE1J.
VANDKRFORD Jeese J., aged Kl years I
months and 19 days.
Funeral from family residence, 1123 South
Thirty-third street, Sunday afternoon. May
U, 118, at 1 o'clock. Interment Foreat
Lawn cemetery. Friends Invited. .
IP
COMPOUND INTEREST PAID ,
City Saving Bank,
S. E. Cor. 16th & Douglas
V
JL
nn nfTrprvn J Great Bargains In
Mens GhiWL1,ins
TIIK REI.IAM.K STOHK. UillUIUUj
We want you to know that this Is as much store for children ss for grown people.
An that is new, styllfih snd dcKirnhle for children and youths on ssle here In great
est variety and at iiHlimlplilnnly low prices.
SATURDAY'S SPECIAL SALES
$12.60 values;
3.50
ISO
I2S(I VAT.T1F.S FOR $1.50.
Children a suits In gray and brown mix
tures, rtevlots and cnsslmores. in Vesta,
Norfolk and double-breasted styles
worth $2.60; sale,
price
$3.50 VALUKS AT $1 93.
Children's suits made of all wool enshmeres
and cheviots , many pntterna to choose
from; In sailor-blouse, Norfolk and douhle
brensted styles; actual $3.60 I AC
values at liSJ
REGl'LAR $4 00 VALVES AT $2 50.
Children's suits mads of bent of worsteds,
cheviots or casslmores; a gient variety to
choose from; the very best of workman
ship and trimmings; made in sailor blouse,
sailor Norfolk, Norfolk, double-breasted
and three-piece suits, guaranteed i CA
$4.00 values for sJU
YOUNG MEN'S SUITS
sges 12 to 20 years, the largest assortment
we've ever had, and by far the bent values;
nobby, new patterns, In all shades and all
fabrics: in black or blue sersex; cheviots,
caaslmeres, worsteds and unnninhed worst
eds; positively $7.00 to
on sale at $7.60, $0.60, $5.00
and
Hoys' odd knee pants, sges I to 1 years,
choice of 76c to $1.00 values to Qktf
close at 60o and w9
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY
MEN'S $1.60 AND $2 00 SHIRTS AT 6oC
f0 doset. men's colored laundered shirts.
In madras and linen, all the newest colors
snd Mil styles, worm 1.6o and $2, kltn
on sale Saturday at
OTHF.lt lATinDAY SPECIALS. :
MEN'S $2.00 UNDERWEAR AT 750209
drzen men's fine lisle thread and silk un
derwear. In pink, blue and fancy stripes,
In all sixes, wrtrth $2.00 and $2.60, TCa
on SHle Saturday at I W"
1,0T0 DOZEN MEN'S FINE BALBRIGGAN
811!RT8 AND DRAW KllS In plain and
fancy colors, worth up to $1.00, on sale
Saturday at 60c, ORp
36o and. wtt
Clearing Sale on Ladies' Ready-to-Year Garments
ays ahead oT all others. July rleur-.tner ..(MM. Silk Conts to Select From.
B0 d
Ing sale prices right in the middle of the
season. Women's suits made of all wool
material, silk-lined throughout, worth up
t $au.0Q; clearing sale price will g Q
200 women's suits made of new mixtures;
cape or plain Jacket; skirts trimmed with
straps; wortn up to .-u.uu; eai- H UI1
urday's sale price only (J'SJw
1 lot nf si k iackcts made in newest ef
fects, worth $7.60; our sale 3 95
PIfoe slik peau de sole biouse coats,
worth $10.00, will be sold g QQ
loo'sllk Monte Carlo coats, lined anil un-
lined; some made with six pleats in hack
and handsomely applique
I med, worth $17.50; on sale at
SPECIAL GROCERY SALE
$10
Fruit C
budding 3C
5c
Jellycon
at
All kinds of
Can Soud
Choice California
Prunes
Large Italian
frunes
...5
.3c
Santa Clara. .. . . C .
Prunes t JC
.3
..4
..4c
4c
?c
,2c
Very fine
Rice
Choice California
Apricots
Fresh Soda
Crackers
Butter
Crackers
Fresh Ginger
Ensue
Kiln Dried
Oatmeal..
Flake
Hominy.. . t .....
Picnic
Hams.
.9ic
' Bacon-Lb..,
Roast. Os
Beef, 10c U
Pearl
Hominy
Kiln Dried
Cornmeal.
Best Rye
Flour
Best Wheat
Flour ;
Neutrlta Break
fast Food ,
Qranola Break- Tfl
fat Food I 2
All kinds or 4-lb. cans
Potted Hani,
Potted Ox Tongue......
Jel'o
at....'.....,.. ,
Pancake
Flour
Buckwheat
Flour
Tar
Soap
CASS ED FKl'IT.
3-lb. cans all kinds
California QU
U -j
MEETS.
Lard-Lb
Veal
Roast
24c
he
...2c
c
74c
3c
.5c
c
c
2c
124c
84c
124c
5
Plums.
$-lb can
California Teaches.
3-1 h. can
Tomatoes
8-lb. gallon cans
Appics
3-lb. can
i'umnk'n
TEA AD COFFER
SPECIALS
Good Imperial ' 9KC
Tea, only aW
Fancy Sundrle'd 01
Japan, only Ujl1
MoyuneGun- QCr
powder Tea
6uc Eng'lsh Breakfast,
Ceylon and Young Oft
Hyson Teas UOC
Good Rio , Oln
Coffee 04
Good Santos lflr
IV"
Coffee.
124 c
.74c
Boiling
Beef...
.2ic
,8c
Corn
Beef.
3c
HAYDEKTBROS.
(f
50c Underwear 25c.
On sale . Saturday. Made of fine
Egyptian yarn, derby ribbed, a beautl
ful shade of light sky blue, finished neck
band, satin facing on onirta, The drawers
are French faced, have large pearl but
tons and are silk stitched across the Dot
torn, It's the regulation 60o value, sale price
26o 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 $12.50, $16.00 and $18.00 a suit.
We carry one of the largest stocks of men's
pants lu the city, and ws can save you
money on same. Elegant pants are now
only ILIM. better ones $2.60, $3.00 and $3.60.
The Guarantee Clothing Co., 1611-1621 Doug,
laa Strset.
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VK1TUO NTH rat DUHtiHITtiHY.
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Largest Exclusive Retail Millinery House in the West.
iillinery That is miillinery
fjji vflll the Time.?
Get Our Prices. Investigate.
Special Sale Trimmed Hats Saturday
I I 1508 DOUGLAS STREET.
mil t
iMTiy tp.'aa
$1.50 Shoes for Boys
We Just want to Impress upon you the . Impor
tance of shoeing your boy right and inexpensively.
Tbe $1-50 shoes are equal to any $2.00 shoe ever sold, and are
made so as to stand the hard wear a boy will give them
gtUurday la boys' day with us.
Our misses' and children's department Is making friends for
us every aay. We have so many . different styles, sixes and
p. lov-a thai It's easy for us to satisfy any mother. .
BI2EXEL SHOE CO
1419 FAEIJAM ST.
wniirwBJasJagaj-ts5j.
m
A3erjs
le Alton Flour. I'se Alton Floor.
Tomorrow we will receive the
first shipment of BAHAMA PINK
APPLK9. Unsurpassed In flavor
and simply deliciouB. Only 0c
i f WEIGH AND "
a t i CONSIDER.
"Hi f When value is In sr
if Itself a Bource of 1 J
h- b t still gi enter income, li
' -I f can vou arToril not r 1
e I 1 to afford ltT Think J ?
5 " I It over and think i f ?
fj V of us. Telephones t J ;
a l 1323 and 736. M j
Grape Nuts, package 10c
Pure Borax, package 10c
Sommer
Bros.
Rolled Oats, 3 packages 25c
Condensed Milk, can 10c
Economy Is neces
sary, but health Is
more' Imports nt.
We have com lined
both and are thus
enabled to quote
wholesome aidal
atable eatables at
economical prtc
S8
Live, fancy bred SPRING CHICK
ENS; average weight, 1 to 1
pounds; dressed while you watt.
Satisfaction gjaranteed.
l.e Alton Floor. I so Alton Floor.
SELECT COOK
STOVES
have steel fire backs that last ten years.
Select Cook Stoves last twenty years.
We sell them at $3.00 per month, or the
wholesale price for cash.
WM-t '''"'KB 1
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Mr. Mlban, 30tb and L streets, South
Omaha, says; "The Select Is a beautiful
baker and worker and I am more thau
pleased with It" '
Select Cook Stoves have the largest
ovens made. We have them In all styles
and sizes.
THE STOETZEL STOVE CO.,
Only Eaelaslve Stove Store la the
Entire West.
Tie tOl'TH SIXTEENTH STBKavr,
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Sale of Koys:
. WasK Suits
THIS announcement will. bo welcomed
by hundreds of parents of boys who
- would scarcely think of beiiii; ablo
to buy Wash Suits under price so early
in the season. It is a matter of sheer
good luck to be ablo to select at half
price such Wash Suits as we are offering
for Saturday's Sale.
Of course you are more interested
in 'the facts than the story of how it hap
pened. Here are tho facts. Head them.
BOYS' WASHABLE BLOUSE SUITS,
In sizes 3 to 8 years, made of imported and domes
tic linen and cotton, in white, tan, also light and
dark stripes, beautifully trimmed.
f Cp fcuits made to sell Q
for ?1.50, Saturday. VCJV,
7 EZkfi Suits made to sell 1 1C
i forS2.no. Kntnrrlnv. JL1C
Suits made to sell
for 75c, Saturday
Suits made to sell
for ?1.25, Saturday. for $2.00, Saturday.
Suits made to sell for $2.50, Saturday. .. . $1.45
s EXTRA KNEE PAINTS TO MATCH SUITS.
The 25c, J5c and 50c Kind, SATURDAY 15c, 20c and 25c
Men's Summer
Shirts.
Has it occurred to you that it is time to select ypur
Summer Shirts? You may be sure to find the highest
qualities at the lowest prices among our collection.
, We "point with pride" to tlfe price range 45c, 75c,
$1.00 $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00 the broadest and best
variety at ench price that you'll be apt to find anywhere.
There are Colored, Striped Madras Shirts, in all sorts of
well chosen color combinations. Then a group that is
proving very popular, plaited bosom of white; also some
with neat, tasteful figures. Some of the prettiest and most
exclusive patterns we have seen came in yesterday. We'd
advise you to drop in Saturday and have a look at the
showing yourself. (Main Floor, 15th Street Entrance.)
Now for Yoir
An early visit to our hat department is what we sug
gest to you. We expect Saturday to be a very busy day in
the Straw Hat section, as the hot weather is coaxing every
body to wear a straw hat. The assortments and styles that
we show at popular prices is enough to keep us on a jump
all day long. 25c 45c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50.
IP YOU MEN WANT A GENUINE PANAMA, let us
'show you what we sell for $4. SO. Better ones. If you
'ke, up to S7.50 and SS.OO.
Some
to U July l L'l
14 and IS.
Jul? XT and fl
arsains
Inalanapolis ao4 baok, tU. Juna
to .
Boston and baok, tU-TS, fun
Detroit and baok, 2U, July
Baltlmora and baok. $21.16, Jul
It.
St Louis and back, fUMi una 16 aad It
Bellefontalne, O. and back, tXOfl, Mar
it to Juns L
Denver, Colorado Sprlnia and Pueblo
and back. 119.00, May 1.
Denver, Colorado Spring's and Pueblo and ,
back. $17.60, June 1 to Sept. SO.
Denver, Colorado Spring's and Pueblo and ,
back, $14.00, July 1 to 10.
Salt Lake City and back, $30. St, June'l
to Sept 80.
Los Angeles, San FTanclsoo and Ban
Diego and back, $60.00, June 1 U 10.
Hot Springs, B. 13., and back, $11.40, Juno
I to Sept. W.
Atlanta, Oa., and back. $8140, July
to T.
' The above are some of the Burlington's
cheap excursion rates this year. It you
are going anywhere you had better write
or see ms, ss I ran probably offer you
suggestions that will save you money.
UW0.
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J. B. REYNOLDS.
City Passenger Agent,
1502 Farnam St.Omaha, N eb,
""'rnfrt'
Your office cleaned daily furniture dusted
fl R.C
and wiped daily windows and walls kept
clean Free janitor service free water
electric light heat elevators run day and
night building always open plenty of
daylight and air in ever office in the
Bee Building.
Suite of two rooms on fifth floor
newly decorated $Jo.uo a month.
Peters & Co.. Rental Agents, Grtund Floor Bee Bid;.
