THE OMATTA PAIL.T TIKE: TJIUKSUAT. ,1ULY 2, 1003.
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A Tremendous Thursday Bargain
Hand Embroidered Doilies I2'c
Made of All Linen and All Silk
?,160 all linen and all silk Doilies, hand embroidered in
nlain and faneu colors washable silks, a small part of
which has been dixplaued in our windows A T7 I
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UP TO 35c EACH on bargain square,
choice
Shirt Waists for
the most mouHi pnrtn.
Swell new Shirt Waists, worth
$1.00 and $1.23-
tomorrow
at
50c
Strikingly handsome Shirt
Waists worth $2.00 np
and $2.50-tomorrow yjJC
35c ntid 20c Handkerchiefs at 15c and 6Jc
A spprlal showing In fine nil linen Handkerchiefs f 1
-In all widths o? hemstltchlng-wnrth up to 20c I and if oC
and 35c on bargain square tomorrow J. W V
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75c Corset Covers and Drawers at 39c
Made of the finest muslin, prettily tuoked nnd trimmed tT
nil sizes a great Thursday's sale worth 75c
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Millinery for Holiday Wear
$5 and $6 Horse Hair Chiffon Hats kt 2.95
Fifty doBon Assorted shapes In the very newest ef
fects In horse hair and chiffon combinations
the dressiest and most wanted hats of the season
white and black only $3 and $0 values
Children's fine Trimmed Leghorns 2d floor and basement 95c
Children's fine Trimmed Hats basement at 59c
Olrls' White Duck and Pique Caps with visors at 25c
Fine quality large brim Sailor Mats at 39c
Daisy Wreaths, pink, white and blue second floor at 15c
Linen and Duck Skirts at 49c-
Maue in the late fashion will laun
der beautifully- -worth
1.25, at
49c
Shirt Waist Suits at 98c made
out of prttty new percales, finely
and stylishly fashioned. Q2
worth double, at VOC
Great Sale
of Men's
Outing Suits
Our grand sal.
Is now at Us height regular
$10 and $12 Suits
f. 3?. prttt & pong
BUSLNESS MEN OPPOSE FADS
Strong lien and Women, Not Technical Ex
perts, Wanted from Fablio Bckools.
DSIRE STAPLE STUDIES WELL TAUGHT
aparlateadent. and Principal. Visit
Shelter and Packing; Hons.,
Getting; Many New Idea. f
Commercial World.
Rev. H. C. Herring took the "business
man's" place on the Transmlsslsslppl
Summer School of Superintendence yes
terday, Edward P. Smith not being able
to till his engagement. Mr. Herring spoke
of the large number of employers for whom
the school superintendents work, among
them being. It has frequently been reported,
the local politicians and the American Book
Concern. It was a wonder, with so many
employers that they did not become con
fused mentally, but In fact It was a good
thing for the superintendents and teachers
they could try to please th. best and
dlscourjig. the worst, and It obliged them
to make and walk In their own paths.
Dr. Herring said the business men
demanded that the schools b. up-to-date
and there was a great temptation among
superintendents and teachers to adopt fads
In an attempt to appear, whether they were
or not, up-to-date. The business men were
opposed to fads they did not insist on hav
ing simply the three R's, but they wanted
til that was good and the staple things and
wanted them developed as far and as
thoroughly as possible.
"It Is better to turn ont good and strong
men and women than technical experts,"
continued Mr. Herring . "For the good of
education there should be broad culture on
th. part of teachers, and th. people should
tie allowed to sea It, and there should be
conferences, such as the present school,
for (letting together was an Important
factor In th. progress of the age. Super
intendents and teachers, and therefore
moulds th. prim, element In the great
educational system of the United States."
' Th. Inspection of the smelter Tuesday
afternoon was greatly enjoyed by all. After
I talk yesterday afternoon by Superintend'
ent Stetson on "Men I Have Known," In
eluding th. prominent ment of Main, for
th. paat fifteen years,, special cars were
taken for South Omaha, where the packing
house wer. visited. Thursday afternoon
tha Burlington headquarters and th. Union
Paclflo shops will b. Inspected.
It only costs 6 cents to go to Courtland
Beaoh. Why swelter In the cltyT
Personally Conducted Ksruraiou,
A personally conducted special train to
Ban Francisco, Jeavlng Omaha 1 p. m.
august 12, which stops at Denver, Colorado
Springs. Glenwood Springs, Salt Lake City
iid other points of Interest. Round trip
-rJiets. $45. The opportunity of a lifetime
tor the greatest trip on the continent at the
lowest rate ever offered. This special train
will carry the Grand Army of the Republic
of Nebraska, and Mrs. Julius I Frlce.
President of the Ladles of the Grand Army
of the Republic, will accompany the train
All arrangements for accommodations en
route to San Francisco will be personally
trrunged for by me. Let me give you the
details. W. H. Green, 4o3 N. Y. Life build
jig. Omaha, Neb.
South llakvta Editors ( onUf.
Glen M. Fnrley of Madison. 8. D., secre.
tury of the Kimth Dakota Tress asso-la.
mil. in in ins i-iiy to iniorm m committee
of the Commercial a'i I I'rvhs clubs KimI
Iho memhera of the Dakota orKXulaatlon
'will asKemble In Oinuha, Aimuit 17, for Hie
purpose of making an exiursloi) to Salt
ljihe City. Aa tim.iha U the moat con
venient iKiini tne editors will come li,.r
ibnul sixty III number, and spend the loiti
tere. koiiim- weal in in eveninir. Mr. Vur
lev hopes to arritiifru wild the Ux-al (Inl.a
fur some pleasant manner of spending the
lime.
The coolest plar. iu this section is Lak
Ua&awa.
4m New
Enisled
Picture
the ''Fourth"
I Elaborately embroidered Shirt
Waists that sell regit- 4 fa
larlyat $3 and $4, to- )
The most stunning waists to be
found in omana-mey t fn
are all worth $5 and Vrt
$6, tomorrow at
2.95
Shirt Waist Suits at $2.98 mads
of the popular summer wash fabric.
the moat styilsti wear tor ""a gi r
warm weather, worth . 1-1
to.oo, at
Wash Dresses at $4.98 These
stunning tub frocks are worth as high
as $10. They are male of a j-S
mulls, Swisses and other a-l-rt
dainty fabrics, at m 9 w
of men's summer suits
;;$5
31. 3 Prxtsfeti & port
JOY SUTPHEN CASE IS HEARD
Jodga Estello Will. Now Decide
Whether Lad 1. to Bav a,
Diploma.
Th. ease of Joy Sutphen against the
Board of Education of Omaha to secure a
diploma aa graduate of tha high school, was
argued on demurrer before Judge Estelle
yesterday and at tha conclusion of the
hearing th. Judge took th. matter under
advisement.
The attorney for tha school board, for
the purpose of the demurrer admitting the
truth of the allegations of the plaintiff. In
sisted In his argument that the board was
tha sole Judge of Its action with reference
to the Issuing of diplomas and that It could
not be compelled by a court to act In the
matter because It waa on. Involving a de
olslon which Is placed by law solely within
the control of th. board.
O. W. Shields, who appears for tha plain
tiff, said that the secretary of the board
had placed at his disposal all of the papers
he desired except one, that one being the
list of pupils for whom the secretary had
ueen instructed to prepare diplomas. The
attorney said this paper had been destroyed
oy m. secretary after a demand had been
mad. upon him for the production of It.
IS YOfR COAT Dl'STTf
Yon Probably Have the Whit Scab
of Dandruff on It.
If your coat or shoulders have a wblt
dust upon It, the chances ar. that It fi
from dandruff. The only way to Derma
uci.ujr cure aanarurt is to remove the
cause, which Is a germ. Newbro's Herpl
ciu kuib tne germ. Every toilet tnhi
should have such a hair-dressing that con
tains also the destroyer of th. dandruff
ana nair falling germ. It stops all lrrlta
tlon. keeps the scalp sweet, pure and whole
some. Remember that something claimed
to do -just as good." Will nnl An h
of genuine Herplclde. Sold by leading drug-
aims, oeno. iuo in stamps for sample to
The Herplclde Co., Detroit, Mich. Sherman
& McConnell Drug Co., special agents.
Company L of the First battalion
braika National Guard, will give a sham
battle and exhibition drill at Courtland
Beach July 1
OMAHA CHRISTIAN EDK A VORERS'
Daylight Special, SIS for Round Trip
10 uenver, Pueblo and: Col.
orado Springs.
The Union Paclflo has, by reason of Its
many advantages, been selected as th.
official route for the Omaha Christian En
deavor delegation to Denver.
A special train will be run for this del..
gatlon and all Endeavorers throughout the
state are urged to Join this train. A great
acquaintance social" will be held on the
way out.
Arrangements have been made for de
lightful side trips into the mountains and
also special excursion rates to Salt Lake
City and other points at greatly reduced
rates.
The special train will leav. Omaha Union
station at 7 a. m. July 8 and arrive at
Denver same evening. Tickets on sale July
1 to 10. limited to August 81.
.ur your iicaets read via the official
route.
City Ticket
Office, 1324 Farnam
street.
'Phone $16.
Th. Low Nates t boston
Via the Lnke Shore ft Michigan Southern
railway afford a delightful opportunity for
an eastern vacation trip. Tickets on salt
June 3b. W and 27. July 1. J. J. and I
Full particulars on application to M. S
Giles. T P. A..,p.hlcaro, or by addressing
C. F. Daly, Chief A. G. P. A.. Chicago.
Rev. J. A. Ilultnian will have a concert
Thursday, July 2. at t o'clock p. m.. Swed
ish Mlaslon church. Z3d and Davenport.
AdmlMtlon. 16 cents, All welcoma,
Ike Manawa's bathing season Is open
Th. water is delightful. Try U.
Mint Sale
Closed All Day the Fourth
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HirtSchiffixr T4 J
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HEN'S OUTING GOATS AND PANTS
In cheviots, flannels, homespuns and worsteds, in light,
medium and dark colors, stripes, checks and mixtures, at
$3.95, $5.00, $6.50, $7.50, $10.00.
No lad j should buy a suit, a skirt or waist, or anything in
that line without getting our prices.
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J. L. Brandeis & Sons,
BANKERS.
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Certificates of deposit Issued for 3, 6 or 12 months,
bearing 4 per cent Interest.
ALL DEPOSITS PAYABLE ON DEMAND!
N. W. Cor. 16th and Doug-las Street.
ALBERT EDHOLM, JEWELER
107 N. I6TH ST., OPP. POSTOFFICE.
WEDDING RING HEADQUARTERS
Largest stock of wedding rings In city. All sizes, shapes and weights.
Tiffany shape Is most In vogue.
WE CLOSE SATURDAYS IN JULY AND AUGUST AT 6:30 P. M.
, Established in Omaha since 1888. Patronlie a reliable, time-tried
Dentist. One-half ordinary prices charged. Gold crowns for $2i00; gold .
fillings, $1.00 up; silver fillings, 60c. All work warranted.
BAILEY, The Dentist,
Lad, Attendant. Telephone 1085. 3rd Floor P&iton Block.
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TWO BURNED BY GASOLINE
Man and Wife Suffer front Explosion
of Stove In Their
Hons.
By tha explosion of a gasoline stov. at
the residence of L. Farrar. 2743 South Thir
teenth street, about 1 o'clock, both Mr. and
Mrs. Farrar were burned, the former only
slightly about the hands, and Mrs. Farrar
about the hands and body. When the stove
exploded both husband and wife attempted
to smother the flames. The dress worn by
Mrs. Farrar cauKht fire and before the
husband could smother the blaze she had
been badly burned. While painful, ber
wounds are not dangerous. The explosion
set tire to the house and about $'J6 damage
was done before th. department extin
guished It.
A Champion Healer.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, th. best In the
world, cures cuts, corn, burns, bolls, ulcers,
sores and piles or no pay. 25c. For sal.
by Kuan Co.
HARDY'S.
Th. M-Ont Store, IBIS Dodge St.
Reliable and harmless fireworks.
liuy your fireworks her. and get goods
that your children may fire with safety.
THERE'S NO DYNAMITE
in any of our goods. Everything Is thor
oughly made 'and guaranteed. OPEN
EVENINGS to accommodate those alio
cannot come during the day.
For Sale Due HI! on on. of th. beat New
York City hotels at a good discount. Ad
dress M, car. Omaha lice.
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THE KKUABLK SIOKK.
MEN'S SUITS In gray stripes, brown and
gray mixtures, all well made
and In all sites, at
$3.75
Any suit In the lot worth from 15.00 to $7 50.
MEN'S SUITS AT S5-00
In grays, brown, blues and blacks, made up
of casslmeres, cheviots, worsteds and
fancy cheviots, In all wool goods and
none worth less than $$.00
;a$5.oo
up to $10.00.....
REN'S SUITS AT $7.50
Wa have all the latest shades and fabrics
In strictly all woo! goods, made up with
hand-padded shoulders, hair cloth fronts
and In all the latest styles; suits that
are worth and have sold at
$10.00 and $13.00
$7.50
For $10.00 w. ha v.. th. greatest line of
men's suits ever shown In America for
th. price. Made up In cheviots, cansl
meres, worsteds and fancy cheviots, In
stripes, checks, fancy and plain colors,
hand tailored throughout with hand
padded shoulders, hand-felled collars and
hair cloth fronts. Regular
$15.00 and $18.00 suits, for.....
SI0.00
INTEREST
savings;
OllC DollaT
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There's No Expense
to us In selling our "Men's Special"
$3.50 shoes They're only ona line of a
hundred we would have to have the
same help pay the same rent and be
at as much general expense If we
didn't bav. a "$3.50 Special" in the El
house.
That makes It so we can put more
value In them than where the ex
penses of the business depend on the
profits of a $3.50 shoe.
Both high and oxford styles patent
leather, vlcl kid and calf stock.
DREXEL SHOE CO.,
Omaha's Up-to-Date Shoe House
1419 Farnam Street.
USBSEBSSSBBSM
Deputy Stats Veterinarian,
Food Inspector.
H.L.RM.MCCIOTTI, 0. V. S.
CITT VETERINARIAN.
CfTYce and Infirmary, ttta snd Mason Bts.
Usoaaa, Neb. Telephone Ksa.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Makaa Most Vseful Preseat.
THE BENNETT CO
10 Pianos
to Sell
The Pianos In stock at
time of fire-about 100
are all gone but (0; these
must go this week. We
have 3 cars in transit and
they will require all the
room we can make.
HERE ARE SOME PRICES
FOR THE FOURTH
All Sold on Easy Payments
A $250 PIANO tAR
Yours os terms to suit. ...$I4u
A $300 PIANO-
Yours on terms to suit. . . .M0u
A $360 PIANO tflR
Yours on terms to suit. ...)ID
A $400 PIANO C0QQ
Yours on terms to suit... $ZuO
A $450 PIANO 1 0 R Q
Yours on terms to suit...$Z0O
A $500 PIANO C9PR
Yours on terms to suit...
SEE THESE PIANOS
WRITE ABOUT THEM
Full Information and Description
Cheerfully Qlven
Your Own Terms
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HOT WEATHER FURNISHINGS FOR MEN
Falen's BeltsP Negligpe Shirts, Straw Hats
Today ts an easier time to buy a Straw Hat
than tomorrow will be.
You'll want to wear a nice, clean straw hat for the Fourth.
This is the best place to come. lJest variety, best hats,
least" prices. You can't fail to find the bat you want and
pay less for it than you would elsewhere.
MEN'S EINE STRAW HATS
MEN'S FINE STRAW HATS, Worth $1.25 75c
MEN'S FINE STRAW FIATS, Worth $2.00 SI. 25
MEN'S FINE STRAW HATS, Worth $3.00 2.00
, If you want a Panama hat' we have the finest Quality
at these prices $4.50, S5.50, $6.50.
MEN'S FINE NEGLIGEE SHIRTS
' These two lots go on sale:
Fine Mohair, m I High grade, full K
worth . LLrP, and generous all
75o.,. I cut, worth $1.25 1
MEN'S HIGH GRADE BELTS
MEN'S BELTS WORTH 23c and 35c ON SALE....15C
MEN'S BELTS WORTH 35c and 50c ON SALE....25C
MEN'S BELTS WORTH 75c and $1 ON SALE....45C
MEN'S BELTS WORTH $1 and $1.25 ON SALE. . . .75c
Closed All Day
July Fourth
In order to give our employes an opportunity to spend
the Fourth properly, this store will be closed all day July
4th. We will remain open Friday evening, July 3rd,
until 10 p. m. same as on regular Saturdays and kind
ly request our customers to make their purchases up to
that time.
UNION
RETURN
July I to
CITY TICKET OFFICE,
1324 FARNAM STREET.
Thons til
From the Kansas
City Flood
Harness and
Saddles at bis
Reduction.
ISO slnsls bussy harness, full Karl
saddle, best rubber trimmed, 117.00.
Mi harness. tlX flfi harness, 110.
Jood slncle express harness, H2.M
$2.8 rldlns bridle, U J6. 7ta whips, fco
Large can harness soap, SSo; small csn
harness soap, 20o; harness dressing. 20o;
axle oil, 30oj carriage axle creese, 10c; Metnl
polish, lOo and Wo. Fly nets, lap robes, suit
caaas and valises at low prices. Tel. 2314.
Alfred Cornish
1210 Farnam -si.
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Fourth of July
our stors will be closed all day. Do your trading mid
call for your repair work before S f. m. Friday evening.
Let us repair your watch so that you will have a goud
time while on your vacation.
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler.
1516 Douelas Street.
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If you want ftorn but
ton! for your nw bin
watttf, thAt Copley ur-
tntMS EXrLl'BIVE.
lha tmyortsxl Jaivn';
buttons. bui-klei, mtc,
Coplry bu Just opiie4.
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VNITHO BTATEH OBHitHTOHY.
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FROZEN BANANA PUDDING
was oiiglnated by our soda dispenser, Mr.
Huunders. Many are now trying to Imi
tate It, (whirl) Is Indeed a rnmplime nt),
but no one has tvtr equaled It: try this
un.l you will be OI.'H KK(ii;i,AR H )LA
i'1'BTO.MICK; tret our prln-s on DKL'O
STOHK '1'MINfiS and you will sJu be Oiril
A 1,1. AIUjUNU CISTOMICR.
IUii I'eruna all you want at 67o
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comnare theni that's uroi.f
2Tc Hire s Hoot Ilwr genuine
&c Ioan's Kidney I'llls
doc C'ullcura Halve
Allow k i I'lusters all you want at
aitc Wlsard oil
II. OU IWs Malt WhlHkey
II 1'ure Canadian Ma t Whlakav
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U.W Oenulne t.'hester's Pennyroyal Pills 11
Sue "Catarrh Kem" guaranteed 3uo
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