THE OMAHA DAILY RFX: SATURDAY, MAttCII 10. 1004. 12 FIREMAN t ALLS OUT OF CAB Lo:ei Balacci Wb.'.e Pulling Grait and Pluagas to Qr.uni ENGINEER DOES NOT SEE CR HEAR IT (oni .tothlnti id I'lrfiiwn't IMsap priranrr lor fcoine Time After, ward t'lieman l.le to Tell the Mor. tt'hen Missouri Baclfic paFsenger train No. 67 vhr near Fort Crook on Its way from Kansas City to Omaha Thursday right Engineer J. F. yutett, who wh run ning the train, suddenly mlfsed his flra man, Riley Boltman. He stopped the train and Informed the conductor of the disap pearance of Boltman, and It wh deeded to back up and see If he could not be located. The train wua run buck ubout four mllej, where Boltmnn was found walking along the track, lie iad fallen off the engine while In the act of shaking the grate. ' The boiler In the engine extends back through the cab and, of course, the en gineer occupies the right side and the fire man the left. When etich man Is on his own side of the cab the engineer can see only the lieid of the fireman. Consequently Engineer (Julett could not see the fireman If he was lying down. He supposed that Boltman wan attending to his duties, until the engine began to slow down for lack of steam. Going to the opposite side of the boiler, he found no fireman In sight The engine had been running along at a lively rate of speed, and the engineer sup posed Boltman had been killed If he had fallen off. liolt man's Injuries consisted of slight bruises on his right shoulder blade, where he struck the ground. He was at the Union depot yesterday, ready to return to his home In Kansas City, but he did not act as fireman on the trip. He shM that while pulling the grate handle he lost his hold and fell backward to the ground. Tut: tiini, am tiik bkk. t 1 A tnry of the lunoranee of a tlty Girl. The city girl coming down to breakfast at the farm house and observing a plate of honey on the table said: "Oh; I see you keep a bee." That's about the way some people talk about tho blight of hairiness Just as If a bald head was something one got all at once instead of being the result of long de pletion by an insidious germ which thilves upon the roots of the hair and succumbs to only one known remedy, Newbro's Hor plclde. Newbro's Herplelde Is not a tonic any wore than electricity Is a fluid. It Is an extermlnntor, pure and simple. "Destroy the cause 'you remove the effect." Bold by leading druggists. Send 10c In stamps for sample to The Herplelde Co., Detroit, Mich. Sherman & McConncll Drug Co., special agents. Caster Kid (lloves In Glove Dept. JO LlS)K mm Newest koST8r eO?JSK,dQ,ov" Petticoats, 79c Announcements of the Theaters. Tho last two performances of the vaude ville bill for the preaent week will be given at the Orphcum, matinee and night, to day. ' ' The program for the coming week, be ginning matinee Sunday, Includes some features In tho extraordinary clnxs. Head ing the list Is tho Cilrl with the Auburn Hair, a beautiful p. nil Impressive act and one of the most successful that has been conceived for vaudeville. Another promi nent "top-line" attraction will be Edmund Iay, the distinguished actor-playwright, and his company, presenting one of his own sketches entitled "Shipmates." The remainder of the program Is varied, Includ ing World's trio, a man and two women; Josephine Oarsman and her pickaninnies; Llzile Wilson, the Oerman dialect com edienne; Ollllhan and Murray, singing com edians, and the klnodrome. This afternoon and evening at the Boyd "The Eternal City" will be repeated. This play has duplicated In Omaha Its success cored everywhere It has been shown. On Sunday afternoon and' evening at the Boyd "Ole Oleson" will be the attraction. This popular dialect play Is given with better effects and surroundings than ever before. Seats are now on sale for the engage ment of Miss Fay Davis, the eminent Eng lish actress, and the Empire Stock com- pany in Henry Arthur Jones' latest suc cess, "The Whitewashing of Julia." The engagement Is at the Boyd for Tuesday and Wednesday evenings and a matlneo on Wednesday. Cut It Out We mean the coupon be low and receive $1.00 in Green Trading Stamps free Coupon Cut this out and upon presenta tion of It with 50c purchase or more at our store you will receive one dollar's worth of stamps in addition to the stamps you get with your pui chase. K. T. SMITH ft CO. Good until April 2nd. Tea Specials for this Week tliOO In stamps with one pound QAr B. F. Japan Tea. at $4 00 In stamps with one pound CAn 8. 1). Japan Tea. at OUW $100 In stamps with one pound efi Uunpowder Japan Tea, at S. ut) In stamps with one pound 7K-. Eng. breakfast Tea, at Cbffee Spsclals for this Week -$100 In stamps with one pound Of)r fancy Bur. Ion, at 11.(10 In stamps with one pound OSL- Cucuta Blend, at , $8 on In stamps with S'j pound . ff Excelsior Blend, at I.Ulf 15.00 In stamps v. Ith 3 pounds (If Java and Mocha, at niscellaneous Specials fl ft) In stamps with one package f Or Best Corn Bunch.... ,u tl to in stamps with one gallon 'ISl-i Johnson's Sweet Cider JJw $2.U0 In stamps with ono quart (Mp select yueen Ollvea -W $1.00 In stumps with VP'und flf package bchepp s Cwjuul $1.00 In stamps with H-pound OA- Baker's Chocolate "VI, $MW In stamps with 3 tuxes C Search Light fclatilus lOfc J. 00 In stamps with one gallon tfip N. O. Molasses OOC Every thluK fivsh and new no oM gtxala. UixhU ilcliveriHl promptly tu all iwrta at flty. Daksry Special We uinke a spevlalty of flue wed ding, liirtbduy uinj la tunic t cukes. Howe-made- I Head a lid rolls fivt.li every day at ' :'M a. ui. Try our While tayer C'akeg at 25 vents. E.T.Smitk a Co. Sale of Ladies' Fine Worth up to SI.50 A great assortment of petticoats made of fine Italian cloth mercerized like sateen prettily trimmed with ruching, clusters of tuck, flounces, etc., in black and black and white allsizea, worth as high as ?1.50 each, on big bargain Bquare for Saturday, at Ladies Spring Kid Gloves at 69c Pair The latest effects iu spring gloves all the new mason's shades every pair is perfect, made of real kid and German lambskin all sizes and thousands of pairs on bargain square for your selection worth uu 10 $1.0, at. per pair 79c 9c Pair iew season's ind German 69c 8,000 Canes on SaJe at 15c Canea for everybody Having purchased from one of the largest importers their entire stock of canea. Thousands of nov el tv canes which contain a bottle and glass, 1'm"T " I I . V. n. . ..,,., . l 1 .11 tka I nil III ""III world at $1.00 each, tdpether with crooked handle eanm ol alt kinds of imported woodf and metal trimmed. Canes V for young1 men and canes for old men. On sale Saturday in our clothing depart ment, choice each N Special Sale of Hosiery Ladies', men's and boys' hosio in plain lisle and lace effects all full seamless, in blacks and IB iMt tans, worth up to 35c a pair, t, pair Ladies' and Men's Imported Hosiery Fine imported hosiery, made in plain anil fancy colors some plain lisle thread others in open work, drop stitch, all over lace effects, etc., worth up to 50o C pajr, at, per pair All Linen Handkerchiefs for a- I Pillow Top Handkerchiefs - Al dies and men some with I dainty handkerchiefs vv I dainty the tiniest imperfections ! laoe and embroidered Also ith woith double the ' price, at, each . . . ..... 121c trimming at each 5c EASTER NOVELTIES On Sale Saturday In Basement. Tho greatest variety of fine Eastsr Novelties ever shown in Omaha all bought direct from a Qirrnan manufacturer we are enabled to sell these at Just' about pne-half what other stor es ask here are chickens; ducks, storks, roosters, rabbits, automobiles, etc. on sale In the base- Cf1'own 'tt ment, at, each JUC'to JC Easter Eggs Prettily hand painted gqs, In rich colors with fancy easels special in basement l" A P at, each JC-lUC-lJC Pillow Scarfs, Shams and Doilies Elegant scarfs, shams and doilies that are actually worth up to 75c each on sale c t(r IXr Saturday at, each vCj Jyv. ZDC isjtrwwi 1407 Douglas St. 'PboiM 164 TODAY. MUSIC ALL DAY AND EVENING. Stylish Millinery Properly Priced. investigate. 1503 Douglas Street. get prices. HOW'S YOUR STAMP BOOK COHiriG? 1 LARGEST EXCLUSIVE RETAIL MILLINERY BOUSE IN OMAHA. FIRST GRAND OPENING DISPLAY OF SPRING AND SUMMER ...MILLINERY.. PI FJirm I'Wil Saturday and All of Next Week We Will Sell the Following: to In green stamps with each 10-lb. roll best liuttctine for $1.10 $10 In g-rren stHmps with each pound of the !tHt Japan, KnKlixh Itreskfust. Uunpowder, Oolong or (.Yylon Tea at 860 t'M In Rreen stamps with each comMnatlon package of 1 lb. bst ti at 6c, .ui. pure maple syrup at t!c mid 1 lli. U Htuii liukiiiK I'owder t 46c. $X In stamps with 3 lbs. best Mocha and Java Coffee for 11.00 ATIHDAY'8 MKAT Kl'Kt IAL8. Krexi Country Ki?a-a. doien 15o Moriell H. C. liacun lie Morrell 8 C. Hums 6io Mutton ('ln'ps. 4 lbs. for i&c Wild Ducks, each 26c Fnk'ln Steak, pound.... luc LEADING FAMILIES OK OMAHA BUT OUK lXNQ LA3T1NU 1.1M JUKE. I.HI FREE. Out out this coupon, when, upon buying otic or over we will give jl.oo In Hmm Trading Stamps Kree, In addition to the a mount of the pur chase. TU Bustuu Meat A Vr.it.rr r. Void After April 1. 113. N. 16th St, THE BOSTON 113 S. Ititb bt. Meat and Urocery Co. riione lOS'X ES3 Steel Eionge They know a good thing when they see It. We never miss a sale when people see our range before they buv. We s-ll any site at S6.U0 down and (3 00 per month, or the wholesale price for cash. 13 AXX. OUB Buggies, Carriages and Wagons FREDRICKSON Flfuentli and Capitol Ave. N Flfu H ' Hamd o B and Wad our spatial "ad" every Bundajr Wadnaadag to The tUa. 1XSSJ. tlr MrOu f.. y1 ll.i.il. ...... I iHjuaht my stel ruio, uiy Iriends ad vised me to buy a range like their's. I liked your range the best, and am glad hat I bought It. I know that I have got the best range. TheStoetzelStoveGo Only excluHlve stove store west of'chl I'ugo same kind they have in the Ltigd cities. 7(4 South I6lh (TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER Ua Uallar a Bill WW HTfrS Double Green Trading Stamps with all GLOV ID (Ladies') Saturday. Opening of the Japanese Bazaar Bennett's abreast of the times attain. This qnalnt and clinrm Ing sunahady, restful and nnlqae Japanese house vflll be opened Saturday on the second floor, fronting large stalrwny. Mer chandise, peculiarly oriental nnj in eiery vtny Jnpanese, will be on sale. 10c 25c Individual Ju nut bovls, very chic, each."..' Chinese Inrense in bunches of . HV sticks This peculiar product of the flowery kingdom wdl lie burning in t.'ie J.p room all day Saturday. REMKMliER TIIU JAl'ANESK BAZAAR To Introduce It, wo will nK-e $1 (11 worth of Oreen Trading tituiups with every Wc purchnsiv tnrtuo In tliis new and charming department. (FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.) The Hew Brooder Capable of bringing out 150 live chicks. ,A sclentlllc triumph and the oultry raiser's wonder, on view In larney Ftreet window live chicks and all Saturday.' irocerii WE ARE I.EADKHS IN THE ORO TERY ltrSINESS AND KVERY UODV KNOWS IT. A Saturday Stamp Sensation. Fifty cents' worth of'Urcen Trading Stamps with each tfl m packuge .'ero-I'rulto IU6 iPaturday offer only.) in.: 1(1 10c 10." Jams, assorted, lafgc J.trs Salmon, 1-lb. can French Mustard and Spoon Hiked Hen Tim, 3-lb. can l'eas, 2-1 b. e til t'aslilo Soap, cake Hest laundry soap, S l.nis 1'reatrved St raw berries, 2-lb. can, i'iel.lep, assitrttMi, lioitle l'arlor Match s, iitW In box lilee, g.iod. 111 Kolled Oats. 2-lb. pk Table Pyrup, a-lb. inn I'UKFEB- our coffer arc roHsie.l dally and are siipcrior In iiality. liennett a ri'eaKIaM to.1ce, i-l). can RcniK'tt's C.ip.tol I'offee, lb Maraeallio f'offei, lb., TEAS Money unved on every pound. Gunpowder Tea, lb Oolong Tea. lb '. Imperial Japan, llj Tea Hlftings. lb I'ANDV-Now's your time for Easter novelties, candy eggs. 10 for lc Chocolate Eggs, each Jc Chickens, each ' Sc. Chocolate Creams, lb 12c 24.1 250 15j !'c c fc la.: 12'.jc ISe 2Sir IDC 4Ro "2Xc lf.c Meats, Poultry, Lard, Etc. Fresh dressed Spring Chickens, lh t......... Ftesh dressed Roosters, heads and feet pff. lb... Genuine Spring I.ambs, hind quarter Oeuntne Spring Lambs, fore quarter Fresh Toung Mutton, legs, (yearlings) Mutton Blew, lb . Mutton Roast, 1 0 Mutton Chops, S lbs. for Roast of rork, . ; lb Boast of Veal, ' lb 104c 7Jc 95c 65c .. 8c ...24c . 4c 25c . 7c 6c Roast of lieef, lb., 7c and..'.. 1 Rex Hams, 5c Leaf Itrd, 1 f( 12 lbs. for i... vJVJ llic 94c ,10c 114c 95c 48c 28c 23c No. lb Sugar Cured, regular hams country cured, lb No. 1 Cottage Hams and Boneless Hums, lb Manell's Iowa I'ride Bacon, narrow and small strips, lb.. 10-lb. palls of Sliver Leaf or . Rex Brand Lard 5-lb. pails, per pall 8-lb palls, . per pall 3-lb palls of White Ribbon Lard, per pall GrccnrTirading Stamps Every Time. to ;:Fi,pitureCaLrpets A $15.00 CcKuch for $11.95- l)ppp, Roldea onk frame, 30 Iiirbes wide, with enrved claw foot, contains 34 best tempered steel springs, resting on steel slats and steel con nected. 8 rows deep tuftliif?, the covering is Arlington velonr. We are showing- 01 different styles on our sample floor, from $50.00 to A Wilton Velvet Rug for $25.98. Size 9x12 Feet- These were, made to sell for $30.00, but we took the uittnufaeturers en tire stock, at a liberal price concession nnd wo share it with yon. There are 25 different patterns, lutiny exact reproductions of rare an tiques. Coine early before the assortment Is broken. 5.95 n a n n to tmm& 0 U u uu u uu u Cravenette Rain V-. B mm mm Coats Made Riht AY SAL! 12.50 Value, J A $12.50 Value, at A $18.00 Value, at A $30.00 Value, fit ' 500 Pairs SUSPEKDERS-Silk worth Sl.00 to $1.50, at......H6)G And $5 In Green Trading Stamps with each pair, g SHIRTS the lot-worth to $2.00 at And $5 In Green Trading Stamps-Yith Each Shirt. REMEflBER BENNETT $10.00 SUITS COST ELSEWHERE $13.00 TO EQUAL. Store Open Saturday Until 10 p. m. Trading Stamps tree 111 TO 1MB KKLiAMLB ITUHK, Trading Stamps Free HirtSduffnal V Marx. llandTaikxcd The bargains wo nfTfi you Satunlay iu all ilopart nit'iits tf mir big htoro, arc saving opiMirtunities you ulioultl not miss. Soo out other nd. GreatClothingSale. Men's Spring Suits and Overcoats ExerluMvcly clrgant garments th:it will tlio most fastklllous tastrs. MUN'S riNE SUITS AT J8.T5 AND J1V0 Made up In till tho very noateot fatTl.-s and patterns, In cheviots, uasslmere, wors teds, .rrgps, iinllnlshed worntert, fancy worsteds, thlbrts, Scotch cheviots nnd fancy si meres. In brown and sniy mixtures, plnln blue and blacks, neat stripes, plakla and fancy mixed culms- all tnll'red by band, with good Itnlnirs and trimmings our spenlnl for Saturday at 110.00 and . - HI 8.75 Tho ri en test lino of men's Una suits ever rhown In the city. Is now to bo seen on our counters all hanil-tiillored by suc h well known llrmn as Hart, SchiilTner & Marx. Th most desirable patterns, ikiIi Mest fabrics, up-to-date Riy!e.-, perfect In fit and f-iulllcsg In worktuatisUlp-pLilu colors and mixtures, plaids, titripes, checks, ilKht, medium and dark Kind'-', garments In every rc.ipcct equal to cus tom made goods which would cos-t pm twice to throe times the price Bo sure and see the line prices 112.30, 13.00, 118.00 up' to ... 22.50 of all known colors soft a shirts among . B&nkers' Ink Telephone L-2940 and . . n:0ra I im send you a jJcstntf' J615 Farnam Sample! TJT oPPo.iu n. y. lh. BMr He Sells Stationery. Mn Proof Spring Overcoats The swell coals for .spring and KUimner wear our line is by far (lie largest and most complete ever shown These coats are use ful, comfortable, dressy and stylish, correct at all times, for all occasions our prices, $10, $12.50, $15 and $18. .Men's line short top overcoats at $10. $12.50 and $15. The most complete stock of mu's ready-made clothes in Omaha Call ami nee them. Svo!l Spring Ms for Men and Boys. Tho imperial Is always in the lead, is the best $3.00 hat ever produced and a written guarantee goes with each hat. We are sole Omaha selling agents for this king of $3.00 hats; also the Tiger 3.00 hats and the Champion $2.50' hats other exclusive lines at fl.no and $2.00. John II. Stetson hats ' carry the owner's guarantee of satis factory wear. We carry all t' c latest styles, at $3.50. HAYDEStf BROS. OUR. PRICES Serve as Tapirs for YOUR GUIDANCE Our endless variety of fresh fruits and vegetables are like glimmers of light from celestial regions, bringing forth the mes sage of spring. . 15c 10c 25c "25c 20c 20c 20c 25c 40c 35c 20c 15c FECIALS Strictly Freeh Egss, per dozen Malta Vita, . per pkg Dludem Butter, per !b j Idlewlld Gutter. per lb Country Butter, t6C"20C Swedish Health Bread. ISc per pkg 11 v CRllTS i Choice Florida fitrawberries, pr quart Navel Oranges, per doien . Nl .Bananas, per dninn Large Urup Fruit, S for Fancy Ualdwin Apples, fier peck orlda Flneapplis. each yKUKTABI.KS Fresh Mushrooms, . per box .' Golden Wax Beans, fief quart na Spring Beans, per quart C'.t'ilceat EgBplanta, each Fancy Caullllower, per head Fresh Spinach, per peck Rhubarb, per lb Bermuda Onions, S lbs. for . Slender Cucumbers, each Firm ripe. Tomatoes, ner lb Crisp Leaf Lettuce. S heads Button Radishes, 2 bunches Green Onions, per tiuncn Head Lettuce, per heail Bermuda new potatoes. S lbs. for New Beets, Der buncn New Turnips, per buncn New Carrots, per buncn Water Crees, per bunch Fresh Mint, per bunch MEATS- BolllnB Beef, p r lb Corned Beet. per lb Fork Koast, per lb Spare Kibe. e per lb Fancy Mackerel, I for Lartte Bloater Mackerel, eac h 15c- 40c 18c ,18c 25c 20c 25c 10c 25c 20c 15c 10c 5c 5c $1.50 Will Buy a Pair Here. tor either a boy or girl, that we know will please you a pair that will lit well, look well and wear You cant beat the FRY SCHOOL SHOE for boys and girls, no matter where you go. They're made of the best leuthcr, made over the best lasts and made In the best mon i.er of any school shoe sold at the Mine price. The best U-W shoes; the best $2.00 shoes; nnd fine shoes In the new and correct styles at the right prices. CDY Giff 0E COL I ill "--7. Mill IM 5c- 10c 25c ...8c .5c 10c .. 5c 5c ...3c 4c 7c 6c 25c 30c SOMMER BROS., Tweatr-Kluhtk ud Karsiaai "t. Grocery Tela. ir-1531. Market Tel. 73. HERE ARE SOME of our cut prices; If you don't llnrt llMd what you want, call us by 'phone at Oiiiuhu, Hnutli unialia or Council lilurlH, ir write us to tlie tmiuliu store and we Mill show jou WIIKKU it pay pm to buv drugs. C'liI'M II. BLI'FKS i'K H'1.10 a' -not going to Oniahii any moie to buy ii store tlniigH, nnd Isoutli Oinaliu people li n also the good tidings Itiat Shaefer's sysw n Is In tlielr iiildst. Wutrli our ucN In lliu CouihII liluffs ars; THKV A III 0 NKW. 3.'c C'astorla 6c Carter's IJttle Liver I'ill ''; $1.00 Husaack's SarMaparllla Tonic '' I' ll 00 Kalaiiiiiioo Celery & Huraaparilla.. "!' Selected Kassarrns Hai k. ound 3".- $.iiu OeiiultiH ChestMT l'ennyroyal l'illn..t' " &c Omega Oil f $1 it) AVer's Hall Vigor " $1.00 Parisian Hair Tonic guaranteed. . . 7 2fjc CuileiirH' Soup I'' o'ic Wlllluins l'lnk Bill "! $l.(iu Munyon's Paw 1'uw $1 00 lir stal Tonli- I'T-i T 1 1 iiiiiiihr v'm 'l',nlc 77 j7c 2fw yuinacetoi the guaranteed grippe cure IU lin ker's Tar Soap 25c 4711 Soap i Ut u I i.. ... .....I.. Tl.l..ta lion i iuae our nrird lor n i:uii'i'n: tneNu prices. CUT PRICE E T. VATK8. Irou. luth and Chicago fits., Omaha. 'Bhonat T47 and 7V7 Hih and N Sts., South Omaha, 'fhoue No. 1 ith Ave. and Main Su. Council Biuff. 'l'hon. 333. All guodt ue livcr.d la tlOur city ab.ulul.iy li... i;- t7n SCIIAEFER'S 1