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    TITE OMAITA DAILY REE: FRIDAY. APTUL 22, 1004.
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ale of Remnants
The Host Remarksbls Bargains In High Class Rem
nants that Have Been Offered This Year.
Big S
35c Value Dress Goods at iOc Yard
SI Spring Dress Goods at 25c Yard $1.50 Spring
Dress Goods at 69c Yard-Moussellnt de Sole at
l2icYard-50c Silks at 21c Yard-Remnant Bar
gains in the Basement.
10c
f Piece for Regular 25c Ooods
jf Straight from U. 8. cus
" torn house, many lengths
alike.
15c
for Dress Goods Worth JSc Piece In I and 7-8
yard pieces, two and three to match thousands of
piece., every weave and color, for jackets and little
skirts.
Yard for 80c Wool Dress
Goods Cashmere, Alba
tross, Serges, Waist logs,
Veilings, etc, etc.
'T J Yard on Front Bargain Square Every color and weave of new
JWgf and desirable dress goods, three to eight yards best values
of the year today.
J" Yard on Front Bargain Square These are the fine poods ao
cumulated from our recent sales, as well as the excellent
, Mousaolln tSm Sole On our great walstlng bargain
square, regular 35c quality goods at, yard
Bargain in Remnants of Silk
Odd pieces Of plain and colored Taffetas, fancy Louisenes,
printed Foulards, white China Silks, etc., worth up to 00c
a yard, at, yard
EMBROIDERIES In a variety of I LACKS. In cmbroMeriM.
widths on bar- f f g and galloons, pret- f f f f
rV!?"". laC-ZC-lUC " ICOC-lUC
5S3T ?!a!f t??.'.!!T.tc cach-2ic & 5c Doz.
i
I2!c
21c
lnsertlngs
BARGAIN FRIDAY IN BASEMENT
Many Extraordinary Remnant Offers
Llnon
10c
Sateens, Calicos. Walst
. Infni and suitings a
week's accumulation of
short lengths
worth up to 28c 1 -,.
yard, at, yard
Fancy Assorted White
Ooods - Suitable for
children's dresses, shirt
waists, etc.,
worth o yard, fliC
at, yard
26 - Inch Mercerized
Sateen Fine satin fin
ish, black and f
all colors. 40o IjC
valua, at .......... m
36-la. Silkollne Rem
nant New styles and
colors, regular i
, loo value, at. .iC
yard w
40-Inch India
Fine sheer
quality, at,
a yard
New Dreas Qlnghama
In the neat and dnlnty
stripes and Q 1
checks, 16a qual- rlil
Ity, at vr
Long Lengths of Light
Shirting Prints New
est pat- 1
ya7d..
86-1 n. French Percales
In remnants, new spring
styles, light and Q
dark colors, 26o OtC
value, at, yard..
Novelty 5ultag-,-AU
kinds up-to-date fancy
mixtures, dress f f
lengths, worth up I Ttf
to 6oc yd. at, yd...
Printed Batlatea and
Lawns New patterns
and long lengths, r I
worth 10c yd, Wi(
at, yd
Fancy Dimities Suita
ble for waists and dress
es, newest style fj i
and colors, 160 ,
quality, at
36-lncb Twill Ooods
long lengths, val- r
ues 15c yard, j(
at, yard
Dreas Ooods In Basement From
U. S. custom house,
many to match, at
pleoe
Table Damask Remnants All
kinds and grades at about one
half the regular oost.
J. L BRANDEIS & SONS, BOSTON STORE.
HOCTOR FILES A CONTEST
Seaoentio Nominee for Mayor of Eouth
Omaha ProtetU Eeturoii
WANTS ' TO GET IN KOUTSKY'S SEAT
petition Aliases No Praad le Returns
Xw Asks to Rteoaat, Simply De-
' uta.dlaa Delivery of she
i ,
Ofllca.
Thomas Hootor, democratlo candidate for
mayor of South Omaha at the last election,
he begun proceedings In the county court
to oust the Incumbent Frank Koutsky,
and to plade himself In possession of the
office- 'The complaint was filed yesterday
and - a summons 'Issued returnable May
& A recount Is not asked for directly In
the ' Allay and no allegations of fraud
made.
The. ceurt la asked to annul the election
of Koutsky, to cancel his certificate and
adjudge the contestant duly elected, oust
the laeumbent and place Hoctor In con
trot. In exhibits attached Hoctor is repre
sented as having 1,146 votes against the re
' turns of the canvassing board, which gave
klm 1,0(6, while the figures for Koutsky are
( changed from l.Ufe to "leas than 1.000."
This calculation. Is reached by simply
taking Ave votes away from Koutsky in
each precinct and giving them to Hoctor.
Aa ground for this transaction, it Is al-
leged that mistakes were made, for a va
riety of reasons, as follows: That the five
ballots were not marked as required by
law, but were marked by the voters so
that the latter might Identify them; that
they were not endorsed by two judges;
that It Is Impossible to tell from the books
. whether the ballots were meant for Hoctor
or Koutsky; that they were cast by voters
. disclaimed because they had not resided
' In the state and precinct the time required
by law; that they were cast by non
resist red voters.
These attacks are intended to apply to
any or all of the five ballots alleged to
have been counted wrongfully In each vot
ing district.
Wktt They Deaesm.
Headaches, liver complaints, bowel dis
order demand Dr. King's New Lite Pills.
They are gentle, but cure or no pay. Kc.
For sale by Kuhn Co.
Sensational Bargains
Now on sale In our bargain room, on
second floor; a few Stems that will as
tonish the closest buyer. Boys' Bhlrts,
all kinds and all sites, from 12 to 14. with
collar or without; with cuffs or without
your pick, 16c. A bunch of men's shirts.
soft and stiff bosoms, with or without col
lars, with or without cuffs your choice.
25c Among these you will find quite a few
stiff bosom Manhattan shirts, and '. you
know that the cheapest Manhattan shirt
on the market retails for tl.60. Men's
medium weight underwear, pretty shade
of blue, suitable for the present time
it's the regulation 60c kind sale price, Se
tt's like finding money for you. Handker
chiefs with Indian heads and flowers, suit
able for pillows, 5c each. Fine silk bows.
6a Men's fancy half hose in fancy fig
ures, slate and tan shades, THc, and men's
corduroy coats, 11.98. Pants to match,, $139.
Genuine Ouyot suspenders, 39c. Imitation
Ouyot, 16c. On our bargain floor you will
find many other goods, such as men's and
boy's suits, knee pants, hats and shoes, at
less price than cost of production; and
mind you, whatever Is sold here, no mat
ter how cheap, la guaranteed by us to be
all right.
Ol'R f6.90 SUIT SALE.
On the main floor we offer a line of
men's suits fbr $6.90, samples of which you
can see displayed in our show windows
they are new goods, made up for this
spring's wear and will compare favorably
with suits that you are paying a whole lot
more money for. Tou will find these suits
on the first table as you enter the store,
and as ours Is the best located clothing
store In the city, it's easy for you to
drop in and look us over before you pay
more to some of our high-toned neighbors.
Its up to you.
THE GIARAXTRE CLOTHING CO.,
161&-1521 Deaglas Street.
We Just purchased for spot cash ' from
one of the finest wholesale tailors In the
country a line of the very finest cravenette
coats and top coats. They are sample
garments Just one of a kind. These will
go on sale Saturday. If you are looking
for a genuine bargain In an extra fine
cravenette or top coat, wait till Saturday.
Piles Cured
WITHOUT PAIN
By W. C. Maxwell. M. D.
Graduate of Dellevue Hospital Medical Cot-
lege of New York City.
IM-e Bee building. Omaha, Neb. Tu liU.
IS. J. 1E0
(HOSIERY
For Ladles and Children
We are showing the most up-to-date line
of hosiery that ie made, iu cotton, lisle or
ilk, black, colon or fancy, lace or plain weaver.
V New shades of tan and blue in ladies' brilliant llele hose, at 60c.
Infant' silk, cotton and cashmere in all shades.
; THREE srECIAL .BARGAIN 8 Lad i es' black lisle hose,
high spliced heel, double sole, extra long big vaule at 35c we
ell three pair for 85c.
Misses' and children's lace lisle hose, black or white, any size,
SUMMER
ii mZI ijL
NOT A PUZZLE BUT A FACT!
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New .J
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Qrand
Yes, They're
Coming
Our Way!
Coming: strong,
too 11
We've got 'cm
going southlll
HOWARD
y. n. c A.'
Building
Next
Big
Deal
HARNEY
Neville
Block
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II O V A R D
t. b. & Co. Bennett's
Barn and
Power House
O. ft W. C. Co.
Bennett's
Great
Store
HARNEY
saBeBBBSBaaBeeeBaeaBBnassaBjeasBeeBBBBBBBBBS.
Bennett's
The magnet for cus
tomers and competi
tors alike.
They're crowding
around ub.
There have been several cold, drizzly days this week,
but it's an awful cold day when Bennett gets left. One
of the cold days saw the Y. M. C. A. snap up a fine piece
of property across the way. The next afternoor and wet
it was, too a worthy competitor signed up to be our next
door neighbor. All this makes us feel so good. Don't
know whether it is luck or what it is, but we are going
to be right IN IT. Omaha's business heart is Bennett's.
Look at above diagram and find proof. Is'nt it true?
Visit the Big Bargain Section
Harney Street Aisle Friday
SIIEETS 72x90 fine quality bed sheets, deep hem, sheets
worth 69c Friday, each .'.:........:.::. 50c
RUSSIAN CRASH 18-inch brown Russian" Crash, suitable
for dresses, worth 10c yard Friday '..W 74c
Calicoes worth 8 l-3c yard 5c
White Curtain Swiss, worth 10c yard, only 6c
1J White, Gray or Tan Cotton Blankets, cheap at $1.25
per pair special .95c
200 pieces Black and Colored Dress Goods, plain and fancy,
worth up to 50c yard Friday, yard 25c
10 pieces very fine Black Mercerized Dress Sateen worth
40c yard Friday, yard .20c
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SALE Women's Corset Covers,
Chemise and Drawers, trimmed with lace, embroidery and
tucking all sizes, new goods, bought last September, but
only delivered now values 29c, 35c and 39c, Friday
morning , 25c
Extra special Stamp sen
sation Saturday. Ladies
Handkerchief sale Satur'y
GROCERY
Nothing succeeds like success.
Our success is Hn tn th fa.t
that we give our customers full value every time.
Friday specials.
$1.00 worth of
Oreen 5tampa with
each can Diamond
S canned fnilta,
moat Dell-
cloua, at
28c
BUTTER The best produced, re
ceived daily,
Fresh Country Butter, up frora-...14o
Bennett's Capitol Creamery 26o
Medium Sour Pickles, pt .' 60
French Mustard, Jar and spoon ....10o
Pears In Syrup, S-pound can Ua
Preserves, assorted, largw Jar lOo
Parlor Matches, 1,000 In box 60
$1.00 worth Oreen
Trading stamp
with each package
German Noodles,
the beat mad
at
m
$1.00 worth Oreen
Trading Stamp
with each two lb
can Bennett'
Breakfast
Coffee,
at
48c
Teas
m
$2 In Oreen Stick
er with Side, Back
and Pompadour
Combs Friday, 25c
Jewelry Dept.
Grcei Trading Stamps Every Time.
esc
peXk JtiJJiCl jeamless hose wq are gelling for 10c,
(
WHILE YOU ARE AWAY
a ood time-piece Is a necessity Tou could not do a
better thin than to take one of our watches with you.
We have a aood watch for cents I1J.O0. 130.00 and 135 .00.
atrhM for 115 00. Ils.00. SjO.uo and I2S.0O.
We have a nice Una of less expensive watches. Bpend a
ew minutes In our store. Look for the name.
S. W. Lindsay, Jeweler.
1S16 Dougtaa St.
Take Yoir Choice
Imperial Japan, per pound Ko
Tea 61 ft trigs, best, per pound 13c
B. F. Japan, per pound 38a
WALL PAPER
New colorings and deslns In the
Oriental, crown effects, two-tone, art
flaas, eta, eta.
Plate rails, room mouldings, and all
shades of Burlaps.
THIRD FLOOR.
W. Q. JERREMS, Pres.
209-211 South Fifteenth Street
Write to Us
live out of town,
we will promptly
your add res our
sample
bmg con
taining
about one
hundred
choice
selected
samples
of spring:
and
summer
woolens
Including
blanks,
fashion
plate,
tape and
full instructions enclosed.
We pay special attention
to out-of-town orders, and
our guarantee for superior
made and well fitting: gar
mentsapplies to them as
well as well as to our city
orders.
If you have occasion to
visit this city we shall be
pleased to take your correct
measure free of charge tor
future reference.
Trousers $5 to $12
Suits...$20to$50
All garments sent subject to
privilege of examination and
fitting.
IF you
and
mail to
Hows Your Hands and Face
this b-e-a-u-t-l-f-u-1 weatherT Lotus
Cream is a most needed article these
changeable days. The size we sell for 10c
In just as large as other creams which sell
for 25c, and our 25c size holds JUST FOl'R
TIMK8 MORE than other 2uo creams; and
what's more, if our's won't take the place
of the best of 'em, we have your money
waiting for you. Is It not much better to
be able to get the leading patent medicines
at 21 per cent discount than to pay full
price as you once aiar uo you Know mat
you would now be paying that old-tlma
f rlce If we had not stand out alone against
he combine? What did we have the attor
ney general and governor of Nebraska
down here for but to have htm tell these
trust members what the anti-trust laws
of Nebraska were made for? And didn't
they STOP THAT BOYCOTT AND DE
TECTIVE business mighty quick, and now
who Is getting the benefit of that fight we
had? Why, the people are, and they are
appreciating it. too.
It will pay you to remember and profit
by some of these pointed points.
CUT PRICB
DRUO TORB
S. T. TATES. Pren,
Ilth and Chicaaro Bts., Omaha. 'Phones
T47 and 77. Ulh and N Bts., South Omaha.
'Phone No. L tth Ave. and Main St..
Council Bluffs. 'Phone US. All goods de
livered In either city absolutely tree.
Watch for Great
Furniture Sale
Monday.
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Wafch for Great
Furniture Sale
Monday.
THIC REM II LK tTOHIC
Another Bargain Feast.
Space will prevent'
rienty of good things in every department.
the mention of only a few of the many.
MONEY HAVING SPECIALS FOU FRIDAY.
50c and 75c Ilofte Supporters, per pair
760 EMPHOIDEIIIES, . ,V
PER YARD -'W
This lot of ladles' and children's Hose Sup
porters comprise almost all the best, most
up-toaate lines, i ne Kront inl, the
Hook-On. the Sterling Waist the Straight
extra heavy
,25c
2ic
Kront, the Sew-On and the
Side Supporters, all on sale
Friday, at, per pair....
15r PEARI, BUTTONS,
PER DOZ
SGIIAEFER'S
Diamond
Cut
Diamond
Is a saving as old as the hills. It ta
a well known fact that Diamonds are
the hardest substance known, for that
reason are practically Indestructible,
Tllrnce wiry iievnr nuit ' . jv-
come second-hand. Should you buy
a Diamond of us. we will allow you
F full price paid, leas 10 per cent on Its
L return within a year. We have them
j from 15.00 to tMO in rings.
..
Gold Crowns Irons fa.SS
Bet of Teeth from ....fa. A3
WORK GUARANTEED TEH YEARS.
Wo are here to stay. No stadeats.
Work done free
Small charges for material
TEETH EXTRACTED FREE. Fillings
from 2to.
UNION DENTAL COMPANY
OF PAINLESS DENTTSTRT.
1622 Douglas. Room 4.
Of NEW HOME,' DOMESTIC, WHITE. STANDARD or HOUSEHOLD Sewing
Machines, all nrst class, sold on easy payments or with liberal discount for cash. Sup
plies and attachments for all popular machines. Repairing promptly attended to.
Machines reeled at 75o per wees or 12.00 per month.
P. E. FLODMAN 5c CO..
TELEPHONE 1574. ISI4 CAPITOL. AVENUE
t
YOU SHOULD SEE OUR
COLORED
UMBRELLAS'
eViCf
EJ.tLl:io55.ra
WHT WOT BCY I'MBHELLAS AT
AN VMBHBLLA STORK t
Rogers, Peet O Co. Swell
Clothing for Men.
J. L Brandeis 0 Sons.
35C WASH LACES.
PER YARD
25C PATENT LEATHER
BELTS. EACH...
Remember we are tola
ZION CITY LACES.
I
Mc
rente fcr the
Special Silk Sale.
Clearing of Silk Remnants,
Jilecea, your choice
lday, yard.
1 to 10-vard100 pieces Fancy Bilk, 100 pieces Plain PHk,
15c I tl r.Vd.T',.dr-...;.;... 25c
Ladies' Undermuslins.
16c Printed Batiste, W-ln. wide. En
at, yard ow
5C
25c
60c Ready to Use Bleached fl74e V
Sheets. 22, yd., at J3y '
12M,o Dotted Curtain Swiss, 7ln
at, yard V. All
19o Sheer Apron Lawn, 40-ln. filii
wide. at. yard OJv
...5C
aid
6Jc
50c
Fine Nainsook and Cambric Corset Covers.
Drawers. ChemlHe, Clowns and lona and
short Skirts, handsomely trimmed with
fine Valenciennes lace, Swiss embroidery
and ribbons; any garment worth from
11. on to 12.00, your choice AQr
Friday at
80 Dos. Wash Petticoats made of mercer
ised Oinahams trimmed with three rows
of ruffles, extra wide, worth U-M, Friday
as long aa they last, 5)C
IN THE BIi WEST ROOM,
Heavy Brown Linen Crash,
Snow White Union Table
Damask, yard
Silver Bleached German Table
Linen, yard
16c Jleady-to-Use Bleached Pillow
Cases, size 46x8K, at
35c Sheer Lace Stripe White
uooas, at, yara
Mercerised We
22ic
48c
...9c
10c
ercerlsed walstlnirs, worth 4 Cn
up to 60c yard, at 1JW
Scotch Suitings, great f1 c
..VHW
l&o scotch Suitings,
value, at, yard ..
10c Heavy Indian Head Muslin,
jara
Bleached all Linen Table
Damask, at, yard
Extra Heavy Cream Scotch
Damask, at, yard
lOo Standard Dress Qlnghama,
6Ho Standard Dress Prints,
at, yard
15c yard wide Percales,
at, yard
Broken lota of H d"K. Napkins,
worth up to 12.00 doc, H dos..
Remnants of all kinds of Table Linen at
less than half price. I
Special Wool Dress Goods
In Great West
French and German Plaids, crepe finish,
sssorttd colors, worth 76c, lOc
Friday, per yard aV
New Spring Novelties, in Wool Drese
Goods, assorted colors, cream and black,
worth 65c, Friday, 2Qc
per yard " w
English Henriettas, assorted colors, cream
and black, worth 49o, Friday, 25c
per yard acw
Room Friday.
Wool Crepe de Chine, all the new spring
colors, cream and black, worth 1 Cn
86c, Friday, per yard.. 1L,W
All our All Wool Press Goods Remnant
In lengtha from i to 7 yards each, worth
up to 11.60 per yard. Friday, 25C
per yard
Omaha's Grocery Head
quarters. We Retail at Wholesale Prices
Trading Stamps Absolutely Free.
10-lb. Backs Pure Buckwheat Flour 2sc
Large Sacks Cornmeal 12o
Fancy Pearl Tapioca, per lb 3c
Fancy Flake or Pearl Hominy, per-lb..So
Fancy Farina or Sago, per lb.... ...... ..3o
Good Japan Rice,- per lb ....8o
Best Bulk Laundry Starch, per lb 8o
2- lb. Package Nudavene Oatmeal 6c
Condensed Mince Meat, per pkg "5
Bronvangelon, JeUycon,.-Fruit i
or Jelio, per jpkg
Large Bottles Pure Tomatoe Catsup. .. .8V,0
Fancy Bottles Plain or Stuffed Olives. V0
Fancy Bottles Chou Chou, Onions, Gher
kins. Sweet or Mixed Pickles 8e
Fancy Bottles Pure Fruit Jam 8'ac
Fancy Bottles Pure Fruit Jelly -...4o
3- lb. Cans Solid Packed Tomatoes 7Hc
3-lb. Cans Golden Pumpkin 7HO
3-lb. Cans California Squash 7Vs
8-lb. Cans Boston Baked Beans 7MpC
2-lb. Cans Early June Sifted Peas Tfeo
1 2-lb. Cans Fancy Waa, String or Lima ' ;
Y Beans ; .....,....7H
Flower or Vegetable seeas, paQage....i4
DRIED FRUT SPECIALS.
Large California I Tunes, per lb.......'.3H
Fancy California Peaches, per lb .jMifl
English Cleaned Currants, per lb..... ...Ha
New York Ring Apples, per lb ..8o
Fancy California Apricots, per lb ll!Vio
Fancy Bartlett Pears, per lb 12lwJ
Fancy Virginia Raspberries, per lb 20a
Fancy Virginia Blackberries, per lb....7So
FRESH FRIIT SPECIALS.
Fancy Havana Pineapples, each 124o
Fancy White Clover Honey, per rack. ...Ilia
Fancy California White Figs, pkg IHo
Large Brasll Cocoanuts, each io
Large Sweet, Juicy Highland Oranges,
per dozen , ..15o
Large, Juicy Seedless Lemons, per doz..l3o
Go to Haydena for the finest Creamery
Butter and the best selected Eggs. Our
prices are always the lowest.
HAVDEKJ BROS.
r
TEN MORE TRIPS
To the St. Louis exposition. Fifty trips have already
been awarded as a result of the previous "elections."
There are still ten trips for those who are ambitious to
see the exposition and make the journey at the expense of
The Bee. The exposition is not open yet, but when your
friends come back in the summer and fall and tell you
how fine it was, you will be sorry that you did not let
people know that you wanted to go and get them to rote
for you. A little hustling will result in
A SPLENDID VACATION.
Get your friends interested in the fact that you want
to go and they will be glad to prepay their subscriptions
and to save their coupons for you. Remember that you
get 520 votes on a year's subscription in the city and 600
votes on a year's subscription in the country.
The trip from Omaha to St. Louis will be ......
Via the Wabash
The reason the Wnbash
has been selected as the
best route to the World's
Fair is because it is many
miles the shortest, the
time is quicker and it
lands passengers at its
own station at the main
entrance at the World's
Fair grounds. It has seven distinct lines to St. Louis
from all directions, so that its facilities for taking care of
you are greater than that of any other road.
Rules of the "Election
The ten persons receiving the largest number of votes at the close ot
each election" will be furnished, at Xhe s expense, as prises, each a
Tree trip from Omaha to aU Louis aud return, to t tasao any Uwe during
"offrTotlons are placed as to where the party lives as a Candida Is
for one ef the exposition trips. . . . ri
Ho vote wiu be counted for employ or agents of The Omaha Bee.
All voles must be made oo eoupuiis ahlua will be published each dy la
Ib" ptpayment of subscriptions rosy be made either direct to The Boe
Publishing Company or to an utlorled agent of The Bee.
Nq votes sent In by agents will o twunud unless seat la la accordance
,rMb ThV'vouTrorod:? KdSr will be published In all editions of The Bee.
The "eleottons" will cluse each Thursday at t p.
Votes may be deposited at the business office of The Bee or sent by
"v, votes sect by mall will bo counted which arc not la the Omaha
pootoffloa for delivery at i:!M p. m. on the ray of closing.
Address, "Exposition Department," Omaha Bee,
Omaha, Neb.
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