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TIIE 05 f A IT A' DAILY HEE: FRIDAY, MAECTT 11, 1004.
DEMOCRiTS BADLY AT ObTS
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Green Tra.dinjf SJa.mps Every Time
Uirch
Furniture
Sale
Lace and
Embroidery
Sate
Saturday,
flari-h 19.
Vc Sale
51 Children's
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m urns
Fl aSrj supper
Children's
Slippers
I v-j.aa rsiuruay,
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THE 11BLIABLH STOHB.
Today is Bargain Friday.
Trading Stamps Free Yith All Cash Purchases
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Party hi Sebiaska Sericu ly Split on Eve
of E ection
HZ HERDMAN LEADS ANTI-BRYANITES
Will Be Hepwlsed la Kffort fo C ontrol
Cosrentloa by Br)n Himself
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A virulent fisht Is on within the ranks
of dnmoornxy In Nebraska and It centers
la Omaha and Douglas county. The com
batant are llrjan and anti-Rryan forces.
Robert E. Herdman Is the srlf-
constltuusl leader of the antls and the
"peerless leader" hlmpelf Is to be tne
plumed knight of his own brigade. The
bone of contention Is control of the state
convention, with the ultimate purpose of
Wiring the delegation for the national con
vention In Bt. Ioula for the overthrow of
William Jennings Hryan.
Realizing the width of the breach and
Its dangerous conaequences, the I yon
men have begun to fortify themselves. A
few of the chief guards held a private
meeting Wednenday night In Omaha and
to some extent mapped out their plan of
action. Thy will hold these meetings
regularly. Mr. Bryan has promised to enter
the arena an the active and actual general
of his own forces. He will make at least
one speech In the Boyd theater and as
many more here and at Bouth Omaha as
deemed advisable.
Next week the state executive committee
meets In Lincoln to fix the time and place
of the state convention.
"It probably will be held as early In
April as possible," said a Bryan man.
The Bryan faction wants an early con
vention, believing Its Interests can best be
surmerved In this way. The antls favor a
late convention. They realize they were
rather late In getting started with their
fight and want time to properly and
effectually array their forces.
To Renominate Thompson.
The plan of the Bryan men Is to re
nominate W. H. Thompson of Orand
Tsland for governor. Judge Sullivan had
been talked of when It waa thought Thomp
son might not want to run again, but
Sullivan has said he did not want to be
a candidate.
The meeting last week In Lincoln of cer
tain democratic editors of the state brought
the party sore to a head. At that mwtlng
Richard L. Metcalfe, editor of the World
Herald, was endorsed with a big shower of
boqueta for drlegate-at-large to the na
tional convention. Metcalfe, of course. Is
first, last and all the time a dyed-ln-the-wool
Bryan man. Therefore these editors
declared for Bryan.
"It la tlmo for action," says Herdman,
and he proceeds to call his warriors to
arms.
Herdman, It seems, haa not decided on
any one man to beat Metcalfe for delegate-at-l&rge,
but has declared he must be de
feated, no matter by whom. He ' proposes
first to name the two district delegates, and
his first choloe Is Ed P. Smith. Then he
proposes to support John A. Crelghton, who
will, by the way, be the candidate of the
Bryan force.
"They can never beat Metcalfe in the
state, though they might encompass his
downfall In Omaha and Douglas county and
even that Is extremely doubtful," said a
strong Bryan man. "Metcalfe could, how
ever, lose Omaha and Douglas county and
still be elected delegate-at-large. But why
should he lose this district? Hasn't he al
ways supported the ticket, no matter who
the nominee or what the offlceT Dtdn't he
swallow Howe'.l last spring and doesn't
anybody who knows Metcalfe know that
that waa the bitterest pill that possibly
oould be thrust down his throat T"
Inarratltnde of Lee Herdman.
And In this connection the Bryan people
are saying some very uncomplimentary
things about Herdman and Howell. They
are saving that had It not been for Bryan
and his friends Lee Herdman never would
have been clerk of the supreme court; that
certain friends of Mr. Bryan went to him
when Herdman was proposed for the office
and urged him to block his election on the
grounds that he was a corporation maa and
would not do; that Mr. Bryan consulted
with hfa closest advisers, particularly In
Omaha, and was told that they could not
substantiate these charges; Uiat Metcalfe,
' whom Herdman now seeks to defeat, was
the very man who went to Judge Sullivan
and urged him to appoint Herdman.
' t As for Howell, he la accused of trying to
'ote" water on both shoulders by appear
' to be for Bryan, when as a matter of
.act he Is strenuously working hand in
hand with Herdman.
"Howell was foisted upon the party as IU
nominee for mayor last spring by the ma
chine and against the will of the greatJ
majority and ought, above all men, at
least keep out of the fight," said this
man. "I guess he thinks, though, from the
SAL!
At Most Unusual Bargains
Front Bar (fain Squar
$3 Tailor Cloths OO.
at, a yard OC
A fresh lot of rery fine tailor
cloths bought at a great bar
gain 54-inch cloths, tweeds,
cassimeres, bcotch v?orsteci9,
cheviots and broadcloths, 3J to 8-ynrd lengths, also trousers
and suit lengths from the best imported
worsteds, strictly all wool and worth up
to $3.00 a yard, at yard
New $1.50 Dress Goods at 59c
BotiRht from New York manufacturer of Indies' high grade
costume also remnants taken from regular stock many
leneths enough for akirta and entire dresses, at yard
i a it . a nfl Vi o f Iiiva snlrl
50c and 73c Dre.s VXu"av . -i -i -i
Goods at, yard.. aWii I u V ' !?'?Vl"lC""lZ. M .
WIMii sa,i iiMbi imnBS. l,anu IliOl r . aaT am .
I I I L n"71
I
98c
59c
serges, eto.. at. yard
Imported sample ends of high grade seasonable novelties, in rem- 1 C
' naata that match, all short lengths from 1 to 1 3-4 yards, at.... Iww
All the ahorter lengths go at each IOo
All Wool Voiles, regular
60c grade, on bargain
square at, yard
29c
Silk Mouasellne, regular
60o quality at,
yard -
25c!
69c Pure Silk Taffeta at 29c Yard Silks that are adapted for
atsts and petticoats all colors, also fine black lining taf
fotas, at, yard
39c Silks at 15c Yard-Plain and fancy silks, walstlng silks,
lining silks, China silks, taffetas, printed foulards, eto.,
at, yard
Laces
All widths, dozens of hand
some styles, In remnants,
at, yard, 60 and
29c
15c
Swiss Embroideries at 2 I -2c Ysrd-
A tine lot of Imported SwIrb
embroideries, worm up to 100
yuxu, oil uni nam BiikMiioi
? i some styles, In remnants, tC
v' I at, yard, 60 and
REMNANT DAY IN THE BASEMENT
quality,
10c
rtercerized Walstlngs, remnants in
stripes, checks and
fancy weaves, worth
up to 40c yd., at, yd W
fladras Shirtings, 36 inches wido,
dots, stripes and fancy
figures, good long
lengths, worth Uoc, yd. ,
nuslln and Cambric,
bleached muslin and 8ft
lne.h bWarhed rambrlc,
good lengths, worth
12c, at, yard
36-inch,
5c
fierce ri zed Sateeni, remnants in
black and colors, worth
a yard
15c
Corded Ginghams, hundreds of
new spring styles, fancy "j 1
corded ana French glng- Jk 1
U2V
hams, neat patterns, v9
long lengths, worth 15c
21c
fluslln and Qingham, short lengths
or gingham and Dleacnea
munlln,
Friday at
yard
fine
India Llnon Very
long lengths,
worth 2&c
yard,
at, yard
White Lawn Remnants
lengths, 36 In.
wide,
worth 10c yard.
at, yard ,
in long
$C
Percales Now spring styles Just
received full yard wide, -i
Imported French Per- IX A f
cales, worth 25c yard, llnlj
at, yard v z
Novelty Suitings Stylish fancy
mixtures and novelty
suitings. In dress lengths,
handHome patterns, worth
40c yard, at, ya-d
Fancy White Goods
able for Bhlrt waists
and dresMes,
worth 15o yard,
at, yard
3U IBUUJ
15c
Very deslr-
61c
Batistes and Lawns New printed
Datistes ana lawns in
dress lengths,
worth 10c yard,
at, yard ,
5c
Remnants of table damask, all kinds and grades, at less
than manufacturer's cost.
L. BRANDEIS & SONS. BOSTON STORE.
repudiation ha got at ths polls, that ha
has a right to sting back if he can.
"Herdman figures on controlling the
tats oonvontlon as a means of getting ths
national delegation and being able to make
a showing at St. Louis In the presencs of
ths reorganize, who, he believe, will
triumph. That Is the purpose of his am
bition. But he himself, I understand, feels
shaky about controlling ths country dele
gates and I know that he la overestimating
his strength In Omaha and Douglas county.
To start with, he cannot even control the
Jacksonlans, his own organization. He
will not get more than a third of them
to follow him; In fact, some of the strong
est Bryan men will come from the Jack
sonlans. Then, as a matter of fact, the
Douglas County Democracy already Is
pledged to Bryan, practically. 80 ths only
possible nucleus he can - get here Is from
the stragglers he can pick up.
This fight Is practically realigning cer
tain forces In ths democratic ranks. For
instance Herdman and Metcalfe were al
ways regarded as friends, and now they
are opposing forces, while Jim Dahlman
and Metcalfe never were bed fellows when
It came to politics, but now Dahlman de
clares for Bryan and Metcalfe. Dahlman,
of course, Is ths national committeeman
from this state."
Friday Specials
For Ladies. .
New Muslin Underwear, New Belts, New Kid
Gloves.
Our Ladies Furnishing Dept. fullot briglit,new
ideas for spring.
Ladles' New Uudermuslins
25c Covers Oood quality standard cambria corsst covers, plain tight fitting,
for ISc A style liked by all lad lee-regular So value for lio.
50c Cover a
or
f5 cents
95c Gowns
for 45c
$1.80.$1.73
G0WN5
for 95c
45c to 45c
BELTS
for 25c
75c and $1
GLOVES,
for 59c
Ladies' Corset Covers
A- large variety of fins rausUn and cambric, laca and fine em
broidery trimmed covers, with long dip front, with V shape,
square or round necks a beautiful assortment of styles reg
ular 3o and 60o valuesat t&o.
Muslin Gowns
Good quality standard muslin gown, full width and long, cut
with square V shape and high neok-mbroldery or lacs trim
mings, on yoke and neck regular TOo and Ko values at 46a.
Muslin Gowns
The most beautiful assortment of gowns ever shown for such
money, daintily trimmed with lacea and embroidery, also splen
did variety ot skirts, drawers and covers, at S60. Bee show win
dow display.
Ladies' New Belts
A varied line of novelties in ladles' belts. In silk, elastlo web.
crushed leather and tinsel effects. In plain and fancy metal
trimmings, gilt 45o values) for So.
. Ladies' Kid Gloves.
New atyle ladles' kid gloves, tans, brown, gray, red, black and
whits, with 1 ilk embroidered backs and pearl buttons 76o val-
Special Sale of Granite Ware
With Green Trading Stamps Extra.
FRIDAY ONLY.
We made a large factory purchase of four leading articles in
dranlte Ware, and we put them on sale Friday.
This is heavy coated ware; a beautiful turquoise outside color with
white enamel Inside.
Five Quart TJrped Treservlng Kettle flBf.
AND FIVE DOUGHS' WORTH OF GREEN TRADING STAMPS.... JOW
Eight Quart JJpped Preserving Kettle tRf
AND FIVE IKILUR8' WOKTH OF GREEN TRADING BTAMP8....
Two Quart CofTee Pot
AND FIVE DOLLARS' WORTH OF GREEN TRADING STAMPS....
No. Tea Kettle AfC
AND FIVE DOLLARS' WORTH OF GREEN TRADING STAMPS....0"
Friday In Hardware Department, sale will be subject to stock on
hand. We cannot duplicate these prices again, so come early.
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT BASEMENT.
esc
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TAILOR
W. Q. J ERR EMS, Pres.
209-211 South Fifteenth Street.
TICOLL'S Isn't the ordinary
sort of Tailoring nor
conducted under ordinary Ideas
of making to measure.
We're large buyers of wool
enstaking casis often where
others buy yards. That means
low prices.
Nearly 2,000 designs this
season more of a variety
than you
will tlnd
In many
other
shops
combined.
We offer
you
the bene
fit of our
faclltlea
and our
ability to
make It cost the least.
You'll find our prices J int
end our tailoring above criti
cism. Trousers $5 $6$7$3-$9-$10
Suits-$20$25-$30$35
We will merit your approval
and our superior made gar
ments will find a permanent
place In your wardrobe.
Our sample bag Is now ready
for out-of-town buyers.
H
IB
Harness
Special stale Heavy Con
cord llarneas. complete for
$28.90
Wall Paper
Special Sale of New
Spring Goods.
See Them! See Them!
In the Dry Goods Department
Friday and Saturday
Friday Is Remnant Day
.. 10c
11c
REMNANTS OF SILKOLINB, Main Floor, 6th aisle, K, 10 and IS
yard lengths, new patterns, vaJue 18c, for, per yard
REMNANT PILLOW MUSLIN, 1V4 to 6 yard lengths, 16o
quality, at, per yard '
REMNANTS OF WASH GOODS In Cotton Voiles, Cotton and Llnon Shirt
WaJst Suitings, White Mercerized Vee tings, White India Linona, White Long
Cloth, 38 In. White English Nainsook.
I 86x42 in.
3flx46 In.
6x50 In.
ALL. WORTH 1&3 EACH. AT.,
lie
a
I
Pillow Slips
Stamped Linens
To close out a lot that ara slightly mussed, we make prloes So, So, 7o, IOo, 16a
o and 23c and give DOUBLE GREEN TRADING STAMPS WITH EACH
PURCHASE.
Embroideries, Insertions, edgings and Beadlnga, worth 20a, 23o, f f
26c, 80o and 85c, all at 1JC
And DOUBLE GREEN TRADING STAMPS WITH EACH PURCHASE FRI
DAY AND SATURDAY.
Women's Suits
7.75
The largest Una ever shown In Omaha, prices from
J95.00 down to
Our special offer for Friday Is a Venetian oloth trimmed wtth alllc fancy but
tons, new straight front jacket with girdles, colors A P t
black, blue or tan " JU
Elothing Dept.
Bennett's Clothing Leads.
7.50
Men's suits, the real snappy,
up-to-date kind tailored right
value J12.50 at
The line we pride ourselves most on has A ff
no rival, even at $15.00 yours for lUeUU
Priestley cravenette rain coats,
$7.50 to $15.00. Rain coats and
mackintoshes, $8.50 down to ,
3.50
We can supply any want in
rain coats.
Furnishing Goods Dept.
Friday and Saturday.
Men's odd and end shirts, t AA
worth up to $2.00 for 1UJ
Five Dollars in Green Trading Stamps.
Piles Cured
WITHOUT PAIN
Br W. C. Maxwell. M. D.
Graduate of Bellevue Hospital Medical Col
lege of New York City.
C24-S Bee Building. Omaha. Neb. Tel. 1424.
Boys' Skirts
Worth up to $1.00 and $2.00 worth of
Green Trading Stamps at
50c
Green Trading Stamps All the Time
i.u . ..hmclt-lt Is paculUrty adapted for early
jiii "-7"" h.a burner. Will 1101a nre ior i
srrlug use In furnace or base cure. .
hours. No more sinoKe or ww.
enndra. S9.00 a ton
iinrd Coal. Sll.OO a ton
Th,s time &i&!S!!"
ir nol longer, iuu
C. B. IIAVENb -u.
Ht-tall "Phonea, 101. 317. J.
;i bo. loin si.
We Are Now Showing
The Greatest Line of
BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S
CLOTHING
Ever Shown in This Western
Country.
BOYS' LONG PANTS SUITS In age from 14 to 19 years). Ths best made, most atyllsh
looking suits on the market, posxmiHlng n Individuality that Is very pleasing. They
com In every variety of color and pattern, In cheviots, snrxna, Thlbets, cassimeres
fancy cheviots, sergeji, fancy worsteds, Rnotch cheviots. In plain O CQ
colors, mixture plaldn, stripes and overplalds. Our prlcs, S, $4.60, 17.5ft, $10 WttJt
CH1LPRKN S KNKI3 TANTS SI'ITB made up In Norfnlks, sailor Mouse. nusslHn
blouse, double breasted and three pleco styles, In sorgoa, fancy cheviots, Bcotch s
cheviots, homesiiuns, worstwls and fiinry cassimeres. In every Imimltiahle onlnr,
plain, mlnpd and fancy most complete and wearable line of clothing, C fill
at 11.50, ll.lfi, $2.60, $2.R, $3.50 and up to 'uu
When vlniting our store don't fall to a sk to so our great lino of Hart, Shaffnor
& Marx spring suits and top coats. Klght In style; right In pattern; right In At; right
In workmanship. The best ready-made suit produced.
In Our .lain Wash Goods Dept., Two Great
Special Sales Tomorrow
1,000 pieces of fancy shirt waist suitings, in nil tha new stylos, anowflaka, bourette,
etc, splendid washable, stylish fabrics, worth .
tbc yard. BpecJai prloe this sale 10 C
2E0 Pieces of the choicest styles In white wafstings. Those ara all tha new spring
weight, rU Imported English Jaoquard, absolutely the ery bwt fabrlo made, for a
aetvlceable and stylish walnt. Will keep their luster after washing. 25C
Special price this sale -
SPECIAL SALE TOMORROW ON SKIRTING MOREEN IN LINING DEPT.
Remnant Day Friday, Remnant Day in the Big
Domestic Room.
Greatest Values of the Season
6V&C shirting prints, 2JC
12o "yard wide percale, 31 C
5c
at.
IOo Btandard ginghams.
at...
Wowhlte lawn, 40 In. wide, 7C
12H flannelettes, pretty Rr
terns, at
patterns
oa I
at.
10a printed lawns, A.lc
12Ho fine white cambrto, 6C
10c indlan Head muslin. Bn
at
81-3o heavy brown linen crash, gg
69o linen finish sheets, 50C
IOo ready to use pillow slips, 7iC
10c German scrub cloths, gg
600 remnants of all Wnda of table linen fr om 1H to ttt yard lengths at leaa than
Half Price.
Special Dress Goods Sale-Domestic Dept. Friday
H.2S all wool ladles' cloth, English whip
cord, black and blues. In mohair brilllan
tine and black cravenette, worth up to
11.26. Friday, KOc
per yard .
98c all wool Scotch mixtures, all the new
spring colors, worth up to 40c
S8a, Friday, per yard -ww
65o wool novelties In dress fabrics, Tory de.
slrabla for spring wear, worth up to Gta,
Friday, per 20c
yard
98c all our short lengths In wool drs
goods, from 2 to 7 yards each, worth up
to 8tc Friday, per 2Sc
yard
Grocery Prices That Are Gut in Two
Trading Stamps with Everything You Buy
21 lbs. pure cane granulated sugar, for $1.00
Large sacks corn meal Wba
6 lbs. good Japan rice, sago or barley.. lHo
6 lbs. pearl tapioca, Farina, flake or
pearl hominy lo
( bars best laundry soap, any brand.... loo
6 lbs. hand picked navy beans, for lHc
(-lb. package self rising panoake Hour 7o
1-lb. package condensed mince meat.... bo
The bent corn starch, per pkg 4o
U-lb. cans breakfast cocoa 8c
Bulk laundry starch, per lb IHo
Fancy soda, oyster, butter or milk
crackers, per lb o
Targe bottles pure tomato catsup 8 1-Jo
Large bottles fancy pickles, any kind
you want " l-0
Large bottles horseradish mustard.. 8 l-o
8-lb. cans solid packed tomatoes 7tyc
8-lb. cans Boston baked beans M Vfl
t-lb. cans hominy, squash or apple
buttsr Ttto
3-lb. oans fancy wax or string beans.... 19
l-lb. cans sifted early June peaa 7Ho
Force, Vigor. Vim, Malta Vita, Neu
trlta, Egg-O-See or Presto, per pkg 7Ho
Teas and Coffees
Choloe breUcfant Japan, English break
fast, sundrlexl. or Imperial lea, per lb Sa
Choice tea slftlngs. per lb 13o
Fancy Muracalbo blend coffee, per lb.. 14o
A. B. C. special combination, per lb 17o
An kola blend, a combination of the
finest grades, per lb 22Ho
Fresh Fruit Prices
Large sweet Juicy Highland navels, .
per dos....u . 16o
Fancy Urge juloy lemons, per dos... 12a
California white cIotot booay, per
rack 13o
Compare These Prices with Other So-Called Prices
HAVDEN BROS.
The sign oa the .tone
read: "When you can't
see this .tone, don't try to
ford tne river."
When you can't see the
MacCartby label, don't
buy the Top Coat Where
that label la, quality IS
a loose, luxurious tit 1H
fine, allky-nnlshed, leath
ery woven English covert
IS-arlstooratic fashion 18
fashionable fabric-hues
ARE.
The top-notch Top Coat,
we're turning out for $3t
would surprise you.
MocCarthy Tailoring,
Company,
804-sO . Ittfc St .
Nest door te
Wsbask Ticket Offlca
Pbeae
CLOSING OUT
-ALL OUB
Buggies, Carriages
and Wagons
FREDRICKSON
IVtaawth aod Capitol Are.
Head oar spedal "ad" vary Bonday
and Wsdosaday In Tha Besw
New York
Boston and
The East
Six trains a day from Omaha
over the North-Western Line,
the only double-track railway
from the Missouri River to
Chicago.connects at that point
with all lines, for aM points
East. These fast trains on the
North-Western Line
are most conveniently equip
ped for the safety and comfort
of patrons.
Buffet smoking and library ear..
Superb a la carte dining car service.
Drawing-room and private compart
ment sleeping cars, free reclining
chair cars and standard day coaches.
Leave Omaha daily for Chicago at
3:40 a. m., 8:00 a. ra.. 11:30 a in.,
4:25 p.m., 5:30 p.m. and 8:25 p.m.
Ticket end full Information en pplkttlon
TICKET OPP1CES:
1 40 1-144 J Fenians Street, Osssne
SSO $50
All Goitres Cai Be Cured.
It iff olds roe (rest pleasure to announce
lo those uflcriKC (row Uoiirs that I cad
iioslilvely cure ihem. I use the Oermurt
treulment wbirh hits never ben known te
fail. I will lve jU for every te ui.cured.
You ran be cured at home. I oimu.latloa
free. If you he (Jollre writs in for
J.CVV??1SNNT. U. Doa li Sailns, Kan.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
scribe law.
TWENTlETrPCENTU RY FARMER
Ueacnes las lAw Stock Men.
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