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ON SALE SATURDAY J
650 OF THE FINEST SPRING
SUITS WE EVER OFFERED
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ON SALE SATURDAY
A' Now York Wholesale Tailors
Swellest and Best Spring Suits
SIX hundred and fifty fresh new suits reached us early this week. They came from a New
York wholesale tailor who made them to order for one of the greatest retail houses in New
York they were delivered too late the merchant refused them we bought
them all at about 63c on the dollar. This is the best and most fashionable C
"ready-to-put-on" clothing in New York. .They have a style elegance you
rarely see even in the most expensive clothing all the spring novelties, that could
never be bought in New York for less than $17.30 to f 20 choice of this complete stock at
Mon's Fatrnt Calfskin Slums Men's fiatln
Calf Bhoos Mon's Hos Calf and KtinRu
too Calf Hlioes Men's Vl'i Blioea really
worth 82. to, go at
Men's OtKHijreop Wplt Box Calf Shoos
Tutent Coltskln Phons Vlrl KUfc-Kanga
roo Cnlf Shops and Vox Calf Bhoes
Really worth $3.00, go at
Men's Custom Made hoodywir We4t. F.n
amel Patent VU'ls Patent Colts and Int
ent Calfpkln Shoes Pox Calf. Velours
Cnlf and Viol Kid Shoes roally worth
M OD and 5. go at
152
2H
A stylish, up-to-date all wool spring suit at
$7.50. There never was a greater clothing
offer for men in the history of Omaha. We
bought these suits at special purchase
they were all made for this spring mnm ti
trade and they are the sort of suits tbat you would A
expect to pay $12.50 to $15 at any store Saturday &
Men's $10
and $12.50
SPRING
SUITS
at $7.50
Rogers-Peel" The highest grade clothing that a man
& CoS. 1 can wear and the most sattlafactory that he
Finest Clotll" can buy This '9 clothing that was fashion-
ii- ed bv tha best manufaclursra in the Unitad
$15 to $29.
States every garment made in perfect taste
-give you all the
satisfaction of customer tailor made
suits at half the price
$15429
All the new
TANS
for men.
in lace oxfords
and Blucher ox
fords, in lace
shoes, Blucher cut
shoes $3, $3.50, $5
Fine Spring Clothing for Boys and Children On Third Floor
Young Men's Suits Made in
the latest and best fashions for
growing young men dozens
of swell patterns
Confirmation Suits The neatest
and handsomest black, suits, all
sizes, short and long
pants suits, at.
13.98'$12
Hundreds of the best, prettiest and most dura
ble styles of boys' suits offered in our great
children's department the new Nor folks, Bail
ors, and double-breasted styles latest spring
at.
Buster Brown Suits
Here is the popular spring
novelty for boys' wear no
style so pretty for the little
fellows we are sole agents
for the "Bus- 'ZQft
ter Brown' Suits at Jmmmm
a
Girls'
Shoes
ON SECOND FLOOR
Child's rood Viol Kid Button
and l.ace Bhoes, a doron differ
ent Btyles, sizes 1 to & go at....
Child's VIH Kid Sprlnn IWI
button and 1ho slums, slses
5 to 8 In 1 different styles, go
Child's fine hand sewed surpas:
Kid. button and Ince shovs.
foot form Insts, sice 1 to 6, go at
Child's or orthopedic or natural fj JJ
foot form shorn, spring- heels, I A "1
"Bpeclal" glrlB' and boys'
shoes. K4 to 10H and 9 to 18t.
pcsitlvely Kuaruiitped, go at..
"Hpecial" Misses' (11 to 2) and Hoy
(2 to &H custom made shoes
every pair mads under our
own personal supervision
Boys
Shoes
50c
:;75c
;89c
1.39
d Hoys'
1.59
IN BASEMENT
Over a thousand pairs
rolored soft sole shun),
regular 60c kind,
on sals at
Infanta' fancjs
25c
Little Kent shoes,
l.e It to it, a bar
gain at
SpeciaJ Sles on
A Regular $2 Negligee Shirt Saturday
Men's Spring Shirts aund Hais
69c
The famous Lion brand shirts,
made of the prettiest import
ed shirtings, new patterns,
with cuffs attached or de
tached. An immense pur-
chase or trieso line shirts at a
flpeat bargain
enables us
... offer .these, ge
,M,uine$2 shirts
r ' r
j into 01111 to uh ct
I69c
Stylish New Spring Shirts
The swellest new outing shirts
In the new white and black pat-
s'h; 98c-1.50-2.00
shirts, at
Spring neckwear all new, all
up-to-date your choice Satur
day on bargain p f?
cnz i.jc-zc
The prettiest neckwear of spring
rill the leading A
patterns and colors, ..
The Popular Brandeis Special Spring Hat $2
f A
The most popular spring hat in
Omaha lor well dressed men
all the style of a $6 hat all
the quality of a $3 hat our
price
Boys' and children'
cups latest nnd
Juuntk'Ht styles,
at
'25c-49c-98c
9c
SPECIAL. IN BASEMENT Men's and
. boys' BOc. am pie caps, A . -
at.
75c
98c
1.15
1.25
1.29
Good Bargains in Ladies' Shoes
Girls' shoes, sizes IM.4 to
ll. In box cnlf ajul vlcl kid,
ri-Kuhir 41. W rrnde, at
Misses' and Youths'
Shoes, special
today
Hoys' Ghoss, pood, strong,
durable shoes, every pair
warranted, sizes 2V4 to EV4, at.
Misses' Box Calf and Viol
Kid Hhoes, regular X1.TR
grades, all sizes from llVi to S.
98c
1 98
Today the last
chance to get these
Ladles $1. BO Don
goia lace Shoes
iiO styles, a bar
gain, in basement
?60 LADIES' B1IOE8 at
i.9S-8 different styles
splemlld wearing and perfect
fUtliur shoes tor women
very pnlr warranted, on
ale on second
floor, at
2 SPECIALS at $2.60
Just W pair of .60 Kid
button shoes, with plain
kid tips and lutt pairs
fancy kid inlaid tops
lac shoes with patent
tips, ko today on
second floor, at
THE 1904 PH1T EEZI BHOH
splendid - hand turn and
welt solo, surpass kid bice
shoes, all sixes and widths,
A to EE, Ri to 8, at..
THE NEW OXFORD TIES FOR LADIES
-Another fortunate puronas
of ladles' band turn and fine
McKay sewed - kid - Oxford
Ties, all widths, B to EE,,
all sices t to
2
300
OR I.
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59
CONSIDERS CHINESE I REATY
1
Caaiaet fipesdi Tims Diaoueiinj New
!' AfTMinent to B rreposed.
MO CONCLUSION HAS BEEN REACHED
.fjklas). lias ' Beta Infosmsd that
Caaases for Beenrlnsr a Move Fa
wrablo Arrancement Is
I j Si .V "
WA8HINOTON, April 8.-PracUcally ths
pntlrs time occupied by the cabinet meet-
' Inf toda was consumed in a thorough dls
cusalon of the Chinese exclusion question.
China has denounced the existing treaty
which will expire by limitation next De
cember. It has been the hope, If not. In
. Used, ths expectation of China, to nojtotluto
a mors favorable treaty than that which
Is now in foroe, but an Intimation has been
Conveyed to the Chinese government that
It Is Improbable that a treaty of a char
aster more favorable to the Chinese than
the "'-""a; one would be ratified by con-
The discussion today developed the fact
that tbe whole situation ta ctouded in
doubt. It IS possible that China's denuncla
tksn of the treaty muy be withdrawn, but
IkS- sfBolal intimation of such action has
bean reoeived by this government. The
(mnresttoa la made thut another treaty
may be negotiated, but the terms of It are
not Indicated, beyond the fact that Its
basis will be the existing treaty.
No conclusion was reached at today's
meeting. Secretary Cortelyou, who has had
the subject under consideration, was not
present, having gone to Philadelphia to at
tend a meeting ot the American academy
of political and social science. '
Serious consideration will be given the
subject during the next few months. In
the event of failure to negotiate another
treaty, the Geary exclusion law will be en
forced against Chinese Immigration. This
Is far more drastic than the treaty.
Tyaer Trial Max a.
Justice Prltchard of the criminal court,
has fixed May 2 as the date for the trial
of former Assistant Attorney Oeneral L. N.
Tyner and former Law Clerk Harrison J.
Barrett of the Postofhce department for
conspiracy to defraud 'the government.
Would Opes ColTllle' Beservatloa.
Senator Stewart today presented a favor
able report of the committee on Indian af
fairs on the bill to reopen the remaining
portion of the Cblvllle, Wash., reservation.
President Selects a Friend.
The president will nominate James R.
Parsons, Jr., as United States consul gen
eral to the City of Mexico, vice A. D. Bar
low, resigned. This is a personal appoint
ment of the president. Mr. Parsons is a
distinguished educator, 42 years old and a
native of Albany, N. T.
Democrats C'oasratnlato Hepbnrn.
The house committee on Interstate and
foreign commerce today agreed to a resolu
tion presented , by Representative Richard
son of Alabama, on behalf of the minority
members congratulating Chairman Hep
burn of Iowa on receiving the nomination
to the Fifty-ninth congress.
Especially the
i WML Li
of
Virginia.
For JJright's Disease, Albuminuric,, Renal
Calculi, Gout. Rheumatism &nd All
Diseases Dependent Upon a
Uric Acid Diathesis.
Samuel O. L. Potter, A. M., M.D., M.R.C. P., London, Pro
fttsor nf tke IViMcipus and Practitt of Mediant and CUntcai Mtdicine in tk
CoUegt of Physicians and Surgeons of San Francisco, Cat., in his "Hand
Book of Materia Medics, Pharmacy and Therapeutics," in the citation of
te medics under the bead of "Chronic Blight's Disease," says: "Mineral
SI'S; Buffalo LmnA V&itr a-SS A. 5
r"L7.' "EUFFALO LlTinA Y:1TR SLKtf.!' recom'
Qoorcj H alsted Doyland, A. M., M. D., of Paris, Doctor of Medi
ttnt, of the Faculty a f Parts, in tht New York Medical Journal, August aa,
I8g6, says: "There is no remedy as absolutely specific in all forms of
.foA';"; DuiTrUOUTiiiAlton?,
Spring No. a. accompanied by s milk diet. In all cases of pregnancy, where
albumin i found in the urine, as late as the last week before confinement, if
this water and a milk diet sre prescribed, the albumin disappears rapidly
from the urine and the patient has s positive guarantee against puerperal
convulsions.''
T. Grlswold Com stock, A.M., M.D., f St. Louis. Mo., eaysi "I
es2 BUFFALO UnOAVZrtlTR JSa
Calculi, Accompanied by Renal Colic, and always with the most satisfactory
results. la Renal Calculi, where there is an excess of Uric Acid, it is
specially efjescioos." "
Medical testimony which defies all Imputation or question mailed to any
address.
TJIFALO UTinA VASTER ifSy
" ; Hotel opens Juno 13th. ,
Fj1QPHICTor Buffalo LJTHIA SPRIItcisJfA..
DESERT I,A.D LAWI IS TO STASD
Iloose Committee Decides to Report
Adversely on Repeal Bill.
WASHINGTON, April 8. By a vote of
8 to 8 the house committee on Irrigation ot
arid lands today defeated the bill to repeal
the desert land laws. Those voting against
the bill were Chairman MondeU of Wyom
ing and Representatives Terrell (Mass.),
Dwlght (N. Y.), Marshall (Ind.). William
son (Ore.), Cooper (Pa.), Hitchcock (Neb.),
and Bell (Cel.).
Those in favor of the repeal were Rep
tescntattves Reeder (Kan.), Vanduser
(Nev.) and Underwood (Ala.).
The vote was taken after protracted
hearings.
HOITH DAKOTA ALSO GETS STORM
Said to Be Most Severe Ever Known
at This Season.
MITCHELL 8. D., April 8. (Special Tel
egram.) A snowstorm, which for severity
has never been equalled !n this section at
this time of the year, has been In progress
for the past twenty-four hours. No dam
age to stock has been reported. Cattle
and all other stock In this section are well
provided with shelter for such emergency
and no loss will be sustained. Farmers
wore forced to retire from the fields where
they were sowing wheat and it will be a
week before they can resume work, as
the ground will be unusually wet on ac
count of a heavy rain which preceded the
snowstorm. The storm 1b slowly subsiding
tonight. The roads In the country are
drifted badly.
YANKTON. S. D., April (.(Special Telo
gram.) The worst storm at the season has
been raging here all day. Rain and snow
with a terrific windstorm broke a four
weeks' drouth and will be very beneficial.
MEASURE IS MISUNDERSTOOD
Representative Clay on Explain! Hepbnrn
Dolliver Liquor Bill.
Pytblans to Hold Meetln. (
MITCHELL. S. D., April 8.-(8peclal.)-On
Wednesday of next week a district
meeting of the Knights of Pythias will be
held In this city and visitors are expected
from each of the eight counties in the
fourth ciroult. The various degrees of the
order will be worked and a banquet will
be spread for the visitors. On Tuesday
evening of next week a district meeting
of the Degree of Honor will also be held
In this city, comprised of eight of the
surrounding towns. In ths afternoon a
number of papers will be read on the good
of the order and In ths evening the regu
lar work of the Degree of Honor will be
exemplified by the Mitchell lodge.
Soath Dakota Rd Men Meet.
MITCHELL. S. D.. April I (Special.)
The Red Men of this section of the state
had the most successful meeting In this
city that has ever been held outside of the
state gathering. The Slous Falls degree
team and the Second regiment band, the
degree team of Yankton and visitors from
Chamberlain. Redneld. TyndaU. St. Paul,
Brookings, DeSrast and Salem were pres
ent, there being fully 180 In the number.
All bat two of the head officers of the
state tribe were here to participate In the
Initiation of a class of eighty-eight pale
taoes, which is the largest class ever takes
In by any tribe) In the state.
OH Prices Are Uww,
PITTBBimO. April 8. The Standard Oil
company again redueed Its quotations on
sll grades ot oil, exoept Ragland. today.
The quotations follow: Pennsylvania, 1&;
Tlona. 1 W; Coming, VeYl Newcastle, 1U;
CaWI. L: Vortk Lima, 1 IS: Pouts. Lima,
TAKES AWAY NO INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS
Supposed by Nome Measure Abrogated
Right of Cltlsen to Have Bev
erages Shipped II till from
Another State.
WASHINGTON. April 8 The report fa
voring the passage of the Hepburn-Dolllver
bill granting states police power over origi
nal packages of liquor shipped within their
borders as Interstate commerce, was filed
in the house today by Representative Clay
ton of Alabama. The report says:
There has urison considerable mlsuppre
henslon as to the meaning and purpose of
this proposed legislation. If has bten snld
by koine to be a prohibition measure and
by others to be nn attempt to deprive the
individual cltlsen of the right to have beer,
wine and other liquors shipped to him from
another state for IiIb u;i use tind enjoy
ment. Neither of i)ae assertions is true.
This bill Is not !ntrniled to prohibit the
sale and URe of beer, wine and other Intoxi
cating liquors which have been uniformly
held by the I'nited Btutes to bo legitimate
articles f commerce, nor is the measure
designed to abridge the right of a cltlsen
of one state to Import from another slate
such beverages a he may desire for his
own use.
The purpose of this proposed law and Its
sole purpose Is to allow each state to carry
out Its own domestic or Internal policy In
regard to the control of Intoxicating bev
erages within the boundaries of the state.
The sole effect will be to permit the suite.
If it so wills, to circumscribe the sale of
Intoxicating beverages within Us boundaries
to the full extent that It muy desire to re
strain such trattlc or to regulate the sale of
the same through the medium of its own
laws culled local option laws, high license
laws or dispensary laws.
Views on Statehood Bill.
Majority and minority views on the state
hood bill recently reported from the house
committee on territories were tiled today
by Representatives Hamilton of Michigan
and Moon of Tennessee respectively. Mr.
Hamilton reviews the provisions of the bill
at length and urges the necessity and Jus
tice of admitting the four territories as two
states. The minority views are signed by
Representatives Moon, Lloyd, Robinson ot
Indiana and Tliayer.
Conference Report Submitted.
The conference report on the Indian ap
propriation bill was submitted In the son
ate today. The bill as passed by the sen
ate, carried an Increase ot 82,877,563 over
the bill as passed by the house. Of this
Increase the house conferees agreed to
81.806,738 and the senate receded from
81,271,177. The bill adopted as reported from
conference carries t.IH7,M0.
Senate Confirms Nominations.
The senate today confirmed the following
nominations:
Postmasters Nebraska, Joseph O. Alden,
Auroral Thomas J. Taylor, Wither; L. V.
Btyles, St, Edward; A. D. McNeer, Blue
Hill. Oklahoma, Jaoob Plunkett, Cushlng.
Kansas, Henry C. Abbott, Leroy.
Also promotions In ths army.
B1U to Aid ImnUsnraats.
Sanatos Dillingham today reported favor
ably fioin the committee on Immigration
a Mil to authorise the commissioner gen
eral to establish In connection with the
Immigrant station at Ellis Ialajid, a bureau
of Information to aid Immigrants in de
termining where they should locals. The
Information to be furnished Is to relate te
the resources ot each state and territory,
the character of the climate and soil, the
prlu of laud, the uppuituulUea of employ
BMUa fiJfc. S51 AL4 knltOU Au
thorized to maintain at Its own expense
an agent to represent It at Elllf. Island.
Improvements at Fort McKensle.
SHERIDAN. Wyo., April 8. (Special.)
The deeds for the right-of-way for the
new government pipe line to be constructed
for Fort McKensle have all been secured.
They were forwarded to Washington, and
Constructing Quartermaster Swobe, as
soon as he receives instructions, will ad
vertise for bids. An appropriation of
$82,000 has been set aside for this work,
which will be completed as soon as possi
ble. Orders have been received by Quar
termaster Bwobe to advertise for bids for
the construction of a new brick hospital
for Fort McKensle. The new building la
to bo large enough to accommodate twenty
patients and will cost about 120,000 when
completed.
Stors Bock Beer.
Storz' celebrated Bock Beer on draught
on and after Saturday, April t. To get It
in bottles, by the case, for your home,
'phone 1200.
Capture I'ostotflce Robbers.
SHERIDAN, Wyo., April 8. (Special
Ed Thorp snd drover Brannen were bound
over to the United States court on ths
charge of postofnee robbery. The men were
captured by Deputy United States Marshal
Joe LaFors, who had been working on ths
cuse for some time. One night last Janu
ary Postmaster Lalng of Clearmont was
held up by three unknown men. One mua
pointed a pistol et him. while the other
grabbed a satchel Jie carried, containing
money and stamps. Lalng put up a fight
and wrenched the gun from ths hands of
the robber and then put the gang to
flight.
Chamberlain's c-oasti Remedy, the
Mothers' 1 avorlte.
This remedy has won the confidence snd
esteem of mothers all over the country. It
has been In use for over thirty years, dur
ing which time many million bottles have
been used. There is nothing so prompt and
effectual as this remedy for the relief and
cure of coughs and colds and In ths treat
ment of croup It Is the main reliance In
many homes, while Its use In cases of
whooping cough shows that It robs that
disease ot sll dangerous results. It con
tains nothing Injurious snd there Is no dan
ger In giving it to children.
Sheridan to Have Library,
SHERIDAN, Wyo., April 8. (Special)
It Is now a certainty that Sheridan will
have a free public library. The committee
from the Commercial club Is now at work
trying to secure a suitable site for the
building. The offer as made by Mr. Car
negie to . donate il200 if a site could be
secured and an annual fund of 81.260 set
aside for Its maintenance will be accepted
just as soon as a site Is selected. The
county commlsslonars report that they
will make the necessary levy, so It la up to
the city to provide a good location.
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment
curt JProMtbisea sum! Caalblsdstf
as iter
Mustang Liniment
Dae ttilnjr tor laana kora.
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment
driyca out yll LaJajrirnatUa
TJhiskey and. Beer Erllabit
PERMANENTLY CURED BY .
8 8
ORRINE,"
ABSOLUTELY SAFE. SURE AND HARMLESS.
Physicians pronounce drunkenness s disease of ths nervous system, creating a morUf
Craving for a stimulant. Continued indulgence In whiskey, beer or wine en away ths
stomach lining and stupefies the digestive organs,-thus destroying ths dikef.tioo sad
raining the health. No "will power' caa Seal too Inflamed stomach membranes.
"ORRINE" permanently removes the craving for liquor by acting directly on ths
affected nerves, restoring the stomach and digestive organs to normal conditions, improving
the appetite and restoring the health, . Caa be given secxetlj 11 desired.
Cure Effected or Money Refunded.
Ask jroar druggist wham you know what he thinks of ORRINE; he will Indorss
car statements ss truthful m every respect. If ORRINE fsils to cure we will refund
yoa every penny paid for it as cheerfully as we took it.
No Sanitarium Treatment or Publicity!
No A baa no from home) or loss of timet
Mothers, wives snd sisters, yon cannot care those who sre afflicted with this most
terrible of sll diseases by your fervent prayers, or eyes red with tears, nor by your
nope that tbey may stop drinktpg. It can be done only with OR KIN E. You have
the remedy will yon use it ? If youdeslretAcurewithouttheknowledgeof thepatient,
buy ORRINE No. 1; If the patient desires to be cured of his own free will, buy
ORRINE No. ft. Full directions loud in each package. Price f I per box.
We will gldly furnish a treatment free of cost to say physician cSvfr
M& So demonstrate that Orrlas Is a positive specific for drnokeasess, aSavl ,
r All Correspondence Confidential.
"For free book Treatise on Drunkenness snd how to Cure it write to
THE ORRINE CO INC. WASHINGTON, D. C, or call pn
Shermin & McConneil Drug Co., Cor 16th & Dodge Omaha
Geo. S. Davis, Druggist, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
5
350 s.
if
MAKES LIFE'S WALK EASY
TRADE-HARK.
A fcboe for all sorts sod conditions of men snd
partioulsrly those who sppreeiate thorough
eomiort lor the reel.
YOUR tUaler doe ao( kttp them,
turtle ma, J ssiU tell you svAo does.
Lewis A. Crossett, Inc
NORTH ABINGTON. MaSS.
JET
7
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment
for Msu, Besust or Poultry.
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment
Old Save qalckly.
MKXTCAJI
Mustang Liniment
cur Carta, limrmn, Urn I nee,
MRXICAM
Mustang Liniment
etu'asi Sprain sad Strmina,
MEXICAN I MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment j Mustang Liniment
I Cued UddaA- itl gems I u & wUle cmre for Pllan
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