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THE OMAITA DAILY DEE J W E O N E S D A V, MATOTI 0. lf)04.
CANNOT BE BRYAN BOLTER
D.mocratlo Homines, 8aji Hitotcock, Vast
Be One of the Taitbtal
THINKS W. R. HEARST HAS NO CHANCE
Cleveland and Brjun Dot of Itafe
and He kernes Parker
Stronseat Man with
the llouae.
Congressmen Gilbert M. Hitchcock re-
turned yesterday from Washington for
a, biiof stay, much incouraged oer having
with ConKTeBmtu Hlnshaw fought
Omaha hark In the Indian appropriation
Mil. Mr. Hitchcoc k submitted to an Inter
view on the political situation with refer
ence, particularly, to the democratic pres
idential candidate, but did not pretend to
offer any Conclusion or opinion for himself
or his party as to who the standard bearer
woutt be, but he did vunturo to say that
he must be a "regular" and not a "bolter,"
that Is, a man who supported Bryan In
both campaigns.
"I don't pretend to be In touch with the
democratic feeling throughout the coun
try," said Mr. Hitchcock, "and base my
observations only on the attitude of the
members of the house. Personally, I
would not want to venture an opinion as
'to who will be the democratlo nominee.
It Is too early. Judge Parker of New
York, however, among all those mentioned,
is the most popular man in the house. He
seems to have a large number of friends.
W. R. Hearst has some friends, but I
should say that among the 170 democrats
In the house not more than ten of there
.t present openly support his candidacy.
These are men who come from various sec
tions" of the country. I think Mr. Hearst
will not be nominated, although ha has
made some headway.
Williams fltronir In Illinois.
"Congressman John It. Williams of Illi
nois ' Is another man who has some sup
port for the nomination. He will, doubt
less, have the backing of the Illinois dele
gation. He has been In congress some ten
years, and Is a popular man. I think, how
ever, that he Is a more likely man for the
Ice presidency. Cleveland Is hardly con
sidered now. There are a few members
who support him, but vory few. Bryan
has said that he Is not a candidate and
that ha Is supporting no particular man.
The party, I think, accepts these state
ments'. I am not as closely In touch with
Mr. Bryan as the people In Nebraska, as
I have not seen him, except for a few
minutes, since I went to Washington.
"Nine out of ten of the members of the
house say they will support any candidate
on whom New York can agree. This of
course, provided he la a regular democrat
that is, not a bolter and supported Mr.
Bryan In 1896 and 1900. It Is, generally
agreed that.no one can be nominated who
has not been a straight democrat during
the past campaigns."
Koi a Candidate.
In answer to a question as to whether he
was a candidate for delegate-at-large to the
democratic national convention Mr. Hitch
cock said he was not a candidate and did
not expect to become one.
"We had a fight to get Omaha placed In
the Indian appropriation bill," contin
ued the congressman. "The chairman of
, the Indian affairs committee, James Sher
man of New York, always has been against
Omaha, and at a time when Mr. Hlnshaw,
who Is on the committee, was absent the
committee decided to drop Omaha out of
the bill and so reported It Mr. Hlnshaw
and myself did all we could he getting the
support of the republicans and I of the
democrats. Mr. Sherman said he did not
think Omaha should have the appropriation
and be made a speech against us in the
house. Bo did Congressman Mann. But on
the vote we defeated them. I had got the
support of so many democrats that the m
slon was on of the rather unusual ones,
where more democrats than , republicans
wen present.
TO BE LAUNCHED THIS YEAR
Battleship Nebraska Will Not Be
Completed, Thoah, for Two
Years.
In regard to the launching of the battle
ship Nebraska, the Omaha chapter of
Daughters of the American Revolution has
received the following report from the
chief of the bureau of construction and
repair of the Navy department:
"From the Information on ill It is proba
ble that the Nebraska will .be launched
some time during the coming summer and
will not be completed before the summer
of 1801 The flag will not be required until
the vessel Is ready for service, but it could
be presented at the date of the launching
If. the committee bo desired. The exact
date of the launching can be ascertained
later by communicating with the ship's
contractors."
This corns as' an answer to .a request
by the chapter, which wished to present
a silk fla. .
FEARS HIS END HAS COME
Iws CI t lien Grows Paint When Police
argreoa Takes Hold of
Him.
T. W. Mlddleton of Modale, la., was
found wandering around town at an early
hour yesterday. He waa carrying a
burden of, exhilarating liquids and there
Was a load of trouble on his mind. At the
polio station he told a rather inconsistent
ooount of an alleged holdup, saying that
two bold, bad men ad stopped him,
lugged him and then had taken 17 from
fclm. One of hie eye showed evidence of
having been in a mlxup of some sort.
Whn taken Into thedootors room Middle-
ton had some misgiving as to the ,sur
geon's intentions, thinking his eye was to
be dissected for scientific) purposes, and
asked the reporters to convey .the sad news
of hta end to his folks In Iowa.
"Settled Ooodnaxj:"
"lm 'tU tm kof fveUly."
Quels? talk should be becked by "the
gooes." BlsU Brswerjr wu founded ia the
early forties. Bleu anality is almo
hwdiuWu. Ever bottU it fall of quality
Mjim Tbe "Btt" charetleruuc
ai all roeadsd up in the "Wiener."
A,k !( dowa Send cats home.
Clreat Sale
Children'
Slippers
Hard! 19
. U I W iJ kl 111 I Ill kj HJTnfr" Slipper. U
Ladies $1 Wrappers at 49c
A urcut bargain in ladies' lawn ami percale Wrappers in
49c
Ladies Spring Kid Gloves at 69c Pair
An exceptionally fine lot of Kid f 5 loves in the latest spring
shades, made or real kid ana ucmian lainusKiu, an sit
and every pair perfect, just ex
actly the gloves that would cost
you f 1 and $1.25 in regular glove
departments, tomorrow, at, a pair,
SI Veils at 50c I Children's InderwaisU
69c
Very protty hair mesh Veils with cho
rine spois, in me new
shades,, browns, blues,
rhamraKnes, etc., worth
ll.oo eacn
wun rne-
50c
Children's Spring Underwear twenty-live cent quality
at
Ladies' $6.50 Waists at $2.50
Very pretty Spring Wnlsts,. ramie of mercerized damask,
nHTComod veHtlnj? mid black ana wuue unui suae,
worth up to fUJiO. at.
Spring Golf Skirts at $2.98
Hundreds of the newest things styles, cloths and colors
all fresh and up-to-date every Inte style at
ION
BARGAIN
SQUARE
i3
til iij
Children's, hoys' and girls, Nasareth
ntyle. Knit i nnerwaitu,
all ulies, worth twen-ty-flve
cents each, at
each
15c
10c
2.50
2.98
Get Ready for Easter Now,
Boys' P&tent Leather Shoes
Sizes to fit boys from 5 to 11
years, regular retail price I 'J Sal
would be about two dollars a pair- on JL .ifefjf J
second floor
Mens SpringTop Coats
and Rain Coats
The ultra stylish new 30 and 82-Inch Top Coats,
all the swell light and dark colors and mixtures,
many satin lined, a great variety of highly
fashionable coats' at
$5, $750, $10
The "Priestley
Cravenettes
The popular and sensible raincoats for spring
the best coats for rain protection and swell gar
ments for dress wear during the spring months at
$10412.50
J. L. Brandeis & Sons Boston Store
H
T OU are cordially invited to open a bank ao
count with us. We pay four per cent in
terest on pass books and certificates, and money
may be withdrawn at any time without notice.
Checks on all banks cashed.
J. L. Brandeis & Sons,
Hankers.
Deposits made on or before March
10th draw interest for the t
entire month.
When arraigned In police court the Iowa
man was discharged ana wen nis way
with enlarged Ideas of metropolitan life.
STEALS FROM HIS PARTNER
I o wan Takes Hundred Bhares of Mln-
! mock and Oels Thirty
Davys am The".
hirt nr KM shares of mining
stock from John F. Kennedy, J. C. Davis
has been sentenced to thirty days' nara
labor by Judge Berka,
According to Kennedy's story he wu out
of work when he met Davis, who had a
plan whereby both could secure employ
ment In Iowa. Davis said he had creden
tials which he claimed would get both of
them transportation to Iowa; Kennedy had
a. aatrhl which contained the. mining
shares. Kennedy wanted work and Davis
wanted the shares, It Is said. Davis in-
tiia rnnmanlnn to set the satchel
checked, but Kennedy thought it would be
a wise precaution to abstract the shares
first. Davis asked to see the mining paper,
which he saw and kept, so Kennedy avers.
Trading Stamps Free
wim hi
cui purchases
nn
nMiffirew
TUB RK LI 4 BLR STORK.
Trading Stamp! Frei
with ill
cash purchmi
Extraordinary Mid-Veok Furnituro
Sale
When Yo Hi m Bad Cold
Tou want a remedy that will not only gtvs
quick relief, but effect a permanent cure.
,Tou want a remedy tnat win relieve the
lungs and keep expectoration easy.
Tou want a remedy that will counteract
any tendency toward pneumonia.
Tou want a remedy that is pleasant and
safe to take.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy meets all
of these requirements and for the speedy
and permanent cure of bad colds, stands
without a peer.
KNIFE IN FA WILY QUARREL
Wrapoa Bald to Have
oa Hoaband by
Wife.
Decs
Ills
t'sed
The Clothes That Ma Made
There was Drosably a time when vou
looked with boylHh pride on "the clothes
that ma made;1' they answered the pur-
poHe.
I.ater en, perhaps you bought "store
clothes," made for no one In particular;
they also anowerod the purpose, Juat as
ecial oil answered the purpose before the
age or electric ngma.
As a man among men. you can only feel
at ease and appuar at your beat when you
know you are as onrrectly dscssod as other
men.
Ymi should therefore get the habit of
having your clothes made to nt you.
Bults, mm to UE.OQ.
Overcoats, $'S.0O to 4fi 0(X
Trousers, $&00 to (12.00.
Dresher
1515 Farnam St., Telephone 1857.
OPEN EVENINGS.
Too busy making clothes to close.
&4 ;UljMMSih'M lSOJJ mmm. 40
SgJj.WLH GUARANTEED CONSTRUCTION.
WE ARB OFFETtlNrt SOME VERY SPECIAL, INDTTCEMRTUTS Trt TCT-TVWTrs,.
DAY PHOl'l'KRS. JF YOU NEED ANYTHING IN THE FURNITtTRH LIVE YOIT
CANNOT AFFORD TO M1S3 THEM.
t
NICELY FINISHED QUARTER-SAWKn
oak. kockkk, large size, wtyi
wood or cobbler seat
yours Wednesday for
A Few Snaps Aro
MAHOfJANY QUARTER-SAWED
ROCKER, with cobbler or wool
regular 4 2fi value
?ours Wednesday
or
LARGE ARM ROCKER, with wood or "ob-
ller seat, nicely finished the
greatest bargain you ever
sa w at
. VERY NEAT SEWING
ROCKER, wood or cane seat,
brace arm a snap for
1.85
b OAIC
'l e.wt
2.95
I or wh-
1.75
1.25
run .slse,
1.00
BOLID OAK DINING CHAIRS, full slse.
arm, nicely carved,
at
COUCH to Inches wide, H feet long, steel
stered In beet grade velour, sl.llll
a perfect beauty-at WiUleJ
Smaller size, 28 Inches "T Pf
wide, 6 feet 4 Inches long, fsOU
IRON REDS The 'finest line 'in' the city-at
$1.75 l t, $;.60, $1 So and up.
RARY CARRIAGES-IS 96, 186 snd up.
RECLINING OO-CARTS I0.8S, 17.85 and up.
FOLDING OO-CARTS-42.75, 3.B0 and up.
Wednesday Shoe Specials
2.45
Men's $3.00 and $4.00
Blioes .,
Women's and men's $L'.60 and f Or
13 00 Shoes U
l.frtio pairs women's, minxes' and boys' one
dollar una a nail satin cair (JMr
Lace Shoes yok
6(0 pairs women's fine $2.60 Vlcl
Kid, uooayear welt glj
l.nno pairs little gent's and child's fiCi
s;tmpio Hhoea
Infants' 35c soft fi-.
soies iyc
AKtits for the H.TRA and GROVER for
ladles and the STETSON and CROSSETT
for men.
Are yon bothered with tender feet? Buy
"GROVER'S-' SHOES and cure them. Fit
like a glove and easy as a stocking.
Don't Suffer From Eye Trou
bles. Get the Right Kind
of Glasses,
At (ho Right Kind of Prices We Have 'Em
Special Drives for Wednesday in Our
Big Linen and Domestic Room
16140 MUSLIN 12o Pillow case Muslin, 46 Inches wide, regular 16M,o 12ic
quality ,l,k
6Ho MUSLIN 4o Soft finished bleached Muslin. 86 Inches wide, 6Ho 1?C
value. Wednesday at
$1.00 TABLE DAMASK 69o All linen silver bleached Table Damask, 72 , ft Or!
Inches wide, extra heavy, $1.10 value at w
60o TABLE DAMASK 37V4 Meroerlsed Table Damask, 60 Inches wide, lc
regular 50c value, at w
lOo CURTAIN SWISS 6 Vie Striped Curtain Swiss, 40 Inches wide, regu- flr
lar 10c value w'v
6fcc DRESS PRINTS 3"4c Standard Dresa Prlnta, Wednesday at- 38C
lOoLAWNS 86-INCH PERCALES "
19o INDIA LINON 8Hc Fine sheer India Llnon, up to 46 Inches wide, regular Dip
lSo value, Wednesday at, yard..
Groceries Groceries Groceries
A Big Trading Stamp Special for Vodnosday
butter or milk
6c
Fancy soda, ayater,
cr&ukers, per pound
I-lh nana Inmlim hotnlnV. baked
beans or squash 7tt
DRIED FRUIT SPECIALS,
Lsrge California prunes, lb
Choice Mulr peaches, lb
lrglnla blackberries
California grapes, lb
Imported cooking figs, lb ...
Fancy New York apples, lb
.12V.0
Pure cane granulated sugar, 21-lbs ....$1.00
Cornmeai, large aacka lio
Good Japan Rice, per pound So
Fancy pearl tapioca, per pound 30
I packages breakfunc oatmeal lOo
Fancy bottle mixed, sweet, sour, gher
kin, art on. celery relish, or chow
chow, per bottle 8 1-So
1-lb. can condensed soup one can makes
enough for six people , Tttc
-lb. can breakfast j.-oooa (to
Force,1 Vigor, Vim. .; Neutrlta, Malta-
Vita, Cgg-O-See ur Jfresto. pkg Tc Fancy uaruett pears, id
ORANGESI ORANGESI ORANGES
A BIG MID-WEEK BALE This elegant' f rult has advanoed 20 per cent, but the
glgantlo purchasing power of the Big S tore waa ablo to secure one more
A solid car of those fancy genuine Highland navel oranges, which will be nC
placed on sale Wednemlay In Gropcery Dept., at, per doaen sw
AND TWO DOLLARS WORTH TRADING STAMPS FREE, This Will positively
be the last sale at this price.
G-sAVDEftS BROS.
LADIES, ATTENTION!
We carry In stock a large assortment of first-class Sewing Machines and sup
plies for all popular 'machines. Prices and terms very reasonable. Try us when In
need of anything In this line. Satisfaction guaranteed. Machines rented at 75o per
week or t200 per month. We have two new $60. to Wheeler & Wilson machines
that we will sell this week at $.16.01) each, one nearly new Household at $30.00. Beo-
ond hand machines from $1-00 up.
P. E. FL0DMAN & CO., Jewelers,
1514 Capitol Ave.
Tel. 1574.
DECATUR
SHOE
CO.
The new spring shoes
for. men are now being
shown.
Tbe Decatur Shoes
in tan and black are
the best shoes made.
Every pall warranted
by that we mean a
new pair' 11 they go
' wrong,
$3.SO and S5.00
DECATUR
SHOE
CO.
1521 Farnam
Vaomba BnAcA Uii DqusIm tit, Zt W
Mrs. Maggie McDonald of the Cam
bridge hotel. Thirteenth and Capital avenue,
was arrested for cutting with Intent to
wound her husband, whom. It la stated,
she stabbed with a knife. Inflicting a severe
wound oC the' hand. McDonald waa ar
rested for being drunk. It Is said they
t-ere having a donuwtlo quarrel, widen
ended lu the cutting. The Injured nutu lost
considerable blood before ha waa attended
by tbm pollca surgeon.
Good Caivdy
AND AT THESE PRICES TOU CAN
AFFORD IT:
Stick Candy, S sticks for 5c
Peerless Mixed, ib. ............ Be
Broken Mixed, lb. M lOo
Suited Peanuts, lb 10c
Cream Mixed, lb 12Vio
Utter Sweets, lb 26c
Cocoanut Squares, lb 2U-
Chocolate Chips, lb 3lo
Cocoanut Frlcadellas, lb SOc
Butter Scotch Dlpred'Marshmallows.. Dto
Hickory Nut Caramels, lb 8S0
Italian Chocolates, lb 0c
Gum, 3 pkg for 10c
CLOSING OUT
ALL OUR
maim
Buggies, Carriages
and Wagons
FREDRICKSON
Fitteentb and Capitol Ave.
Read our special "ad" every Sunday
and Wednesday In The Bee.
Piles Cured
WITHOUT PAIN
By W. C. Maxwell. M. D.
Graduate of Bellevue liospltul Medical Col
lege if New Voir City.
M4- Bee Building. Omaha.. Nth. Tel. 1424.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
scribe Xexv
W. a. JERREMS, Pres.
209-311 South Fifteenth Street
Merit and
Moderate Prices
NICOLL'S Tailorlag is an
chored to these. Large
buying end selling for cash
wide assortment superior
worumanship
and a moderate
profit on the low
est cost.
Thirty-five years
we've been tested
and growing
till we've raised
Mcholl's name
to the top for
first-class Tailor
ing in ne a r 1 y
every - principal
city in America.
Many imitate a
few follow but
Nicoll leads and compnra
; tively there is no second.
Trousers $5 to $12
Suits $20 to $50.
We have several hundred
styles of Scotch and English
cheviots imported by us
many of these fabrics made
especially for us and not to
be had elsewhere.
You'll find all the newet-t
styles and colorings at Nic
oil's. Elsewhere, you'll pay
niorti for not as good,
Men's Spring
Top Coasts
They are here ready for you to look at
try on, and if pleasing to you, can
purchase. From stylish, serviceable
ones for little money, up to the very
best that's made.the sort your fine
custom tailor nsks those fancy prices
for, here for about half.
Our Top Coats at $10.00
It's from this price upward that we
sell the most that the man gets his '
money's worth, and your choice is ns
much custom made as though you had
your measure taken, all lengths, just
as plain or as loud as you would care
or dare to wear. A groat assortment
to choose from at $10.00.
"un.l.nsi
Harness
Speoial sale Heavy Con
cord lfarness.com plete for
$28.90
Wall Paper
Special Sale of New
Spring Goods.
Sco Thorn! See Them!
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Another Great Stamp Sensatioa and
Bargain Carnival in Our Domestic
Department Wednesday.
Another bis manufacturer's sample lot of Pillow Shams,
made of the finest Swiss embroidered and Hemstitched
land and small table covers, large table centers, com.
mode and dresser scarfs and table drapes.. Almost
every sis In this great sale Wednesday. The values
are 11.00, 11.25 and 1.60 all one prtre
AND THREE DOLLARS' WORTH OF OBBBN TRAD
ING STAMPS WITH EACH I'lECB.
A Snap in Muslin Underwear
For Thursday Morning:.
An Immense assortment of women's Drawers, Chemise and Corset Cov
ers, misses' Skirts and Drawers values up to 60o
Thursday, fill &vt
ONE DOLUAR'8 WORTH OF GRBKN TRADING STAMPS ""wiTli"
GARMENT.
59c
29c
EACH
Women's New Silk Waist Suits.
We want you to see Just two styles thoy are elegant colors, red
and white, blaok and white, grey and white, and green metal
hades all new this month prices, 115.00 and ,
Women's Spring Jackets
In Cloth and Silk.
Prices In cloth
up from..M
Prices to sflk
up from.. m..
........... i
12.50
4.95
3.95
Grocery! . Grocery! Grocery!
MERIT ALWAYS WINS. Our Grocery De
partment Is a success and this is due to its
MERITS.
BENNETT'S FOR GROCERIES,
One Dollar's Worth of Green Trading Stamps
Free with a 3-lb. Can of the Best
Table Syrup lMC
WEDNESDAY MONEY SAVERS.
Strawberries, 2-lb. can lOo
Corn Meal, 10-lb. sack l&o
Talile Salt, Bark , 4o
Parlor Matches, 600 In box 4a
Soulal Tea. Biscuits, luc package.... So
U utter Thin Blsoulta, lOo package.. 8o
COFFEES.
Freeh Routed Dally Doll oioua.
Dennett's Breakfast Coffee has won
the confidence of the people 8-lb.
net. In tin can.. 4to
Maracabo Cpffee, per lb. 15a
BUTTER Direct from the best dairies.
Frean Country Butter, per lb IBo
Frame California Honey ISo
Pure Fruit Jellies, assorted glass... 10c
Castile Boap, cake M 2Ho
Balmon, 1-lb. can ... lOo
Tomatoes, I-lb. can ... Wo
TEAS.
We handle only the reliable kinds with
drinking qualities. There are sev
eral grades per lb.. ..Sao, 4Ho and bka
Imperial Japan Tea, per lb 26a
Ta Hlftlngs, per lb... 16c
Pure Pepper, Vi-lb. can.., Ua
Bennett's Capitol Creamery, por lb. 2Ko
Modlinn Bour Plcklea, pint to
Croon Trading Stomps Every Time
A Few Desirable Rooms at
Reasonable Prices.
Ther r four, and only four, vacant rooms In the wool building-. Armrg
(km ar ona or two excepclonaUf desirable medium ald rooms, as
follows;
Room VI: Th tlu of this otBoo la Sislft.
II hes ft Urtv, b.rgUr-proof ult n4 Umm
all ol U ftuTtnUm In ih of bataf la
a Ira-proof bulMlng. apUn4ld Jtuiltor autl aia
vator aarvlra, fr, alaK-trla Ugbta an 4 watar.
It la aooTanlantlF (oata4 nir both tha
, Weaiarn UoIqd anS Foatal braucb Usfarapb
ofhem. lrtoa pf month IU-uO.
fiulta 04: XixWT'ght fa front of tha aia
vaior on ibo aiaUi AKr; atvtoad Into waiting
roiSj aoa prlfat oAoa; taoaa aoutb. Prtea M.
Room KS: Tbla aea la MxW and la ooatr
alnuat In front of tha alator, oa tua thirri
fluor. Tbla la aoa of thai tav amallar of&c.i
laclog tba aoutb. It la flnlabad la bar4 wood,
lac lu ill u tba floot. Frioa 2u.o'
Room afil: Tbla ofiaa la UHila and la very
convenient to tha alavator, lia antranca tatitg
almoat oppualta ta tn alavator door. It fa-
thm aoutb and la a vary euflnfurtabla oflica both
In aumuar and win lar. frlca . l-w vw
PETERS
I
THE BEE BUILDING,
it CO.. Rental Agents. Ground Fluor, Bee Building
n rt c.
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