11
15th and
Farnam Streets,
15th and
li i.r :,i
Men's
Furnishing
Specials.
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, ATEIL SO,
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ARM! OFFICERS HAIL PLAN
letiucirtio Over Iters to If ska Tort
Omaha Eigaal Corps 8ta'. oo.
CAPTAIN WAUACE TELLS WHAT IS NEEDED
tore Wireless Trlrsrraph? mm CaMe
BarlakBt Sta4la Be
raiU4 r rail.
The rthabUiutioa ot Fort Omaha aa
BMdquarlara for the algnal corpa ef the
Vnli4 SiatM army ante wtta every ex
preaetoa of aTauncalion at local armjr kd
euartera. Captaia Charles 8. Wallace,
ciUef algnal emcer, aaia In retereoce to
the matter;
"It is a thing we have hoped for for
several aaoatbe. It etrikee me as a good
stove and one that will contribute very
aaatartaily to the efficiency ot tte anal
eorpe ot the army, which haa become a
very tmpertant factor In the military re
tabUahment ef not alone this, hut ail coua
Ulee. I woold Infer that the poet would
accommodate a permanent garrison of lie
mca and atx officer, and It could rvadily
he made available aa a recruiting rea
esveue for about ot men. It would be
come a echool of InatrucUon for offlccra aa
well aa mea, aad, ewlng te I la central lo
cation, eouid be made one cf the most
Important military eeuhliabmenie of the
country. There are now about L3v men
connected with the alg&ai ernlce.
eaae BalUla Keedea.
"Some additional building will have to
be provided at Fort Omaha for the signal
service. One wiU be a large balloon shed,
a hydrogen generating plant, machine
hop for automobile and other machinery
deaigaed foe the experimental department
of the signal service. A wireless telegraph
Station also will have to be built, also a
cable experiment station. If thla work waa
begun ty July 1 the poet would be ready
gar actual work by tall. There la ample
ground at Fort Omaha, eighty acres, for aa
ideal aiamal eervloe post and school It
ie will be a very attractive place to visit
and will add materially to the Interesting
attraction of Omaha."
TO HELP BUL0 NEW CABLE
Caetaia C a. WalUaee Oavre Seattle
te Aid Caeatraattiea ef Alaska
Captain Charles a. WaUaee, chief slgnil
officer of the Department of the Missouri,
baa bean relieved from duty her and ts
ordered to proceed te Seattle for duty rela
tive te the construction of the frilled State
anarine cable from Seattle to Sitka. Juneaii
a4 Vande, Alaaha. lie will be succeeded
a chief signal officer temporarily by Ft ret
Lieutenant W. Lt Karaea, aide-de-camp to
Oeneral Wlnt Captain Wallace will depart
for Seattle tomorrow.
Captain Wallace to assigned to 4 sty with
the felted State cable snip Burnalde, now
aei rente from the Philippines, which I ex
pected t arrive at Seattle May L Tee
V sited States has about tM miles of tele
' graph hae la Alaska and the purpose of
the aew cable to to connect these Unes with
the Vol tad States, independent ef the Cana
dian telegraph tlnee now extending Into the
Slaaia couauv. The work wul occupy
ahoat three UMota. The length of the
cable Uae wiU ee about Uot miiee and win
be ewaed and controlled exclusively by th
Vailed State government.
The LiDapuuaa baser has aa advertise-
ea page I that will la tar eat you bet-
700 MEN'S SPUING SUITS
Worth Up to $25, sa?c Saturday at $13.50
We purchased these suits from one of New
York's most prominent wholesale custom tailors, at
one-half their original value. They are strictly high
grade every suit is hand tailored and not to be com
pared with anything shown by the ordinary clothing
store
Made of American, English and French worsteds, silk mixed worsteds, the finest of chev
iots, silk mixed cheviots, homespuns and unfinished worsteds, strictly custom trimmings,
hand-made' button holes, hand-felled collar and lappels, hand-padded shoulders and hair
cloth fronts, which is a positive guarantee that the coat will retain its perfect shape per
manently. The styles are single and double breasted sack suits, and the sizes are here to
fit every man from 34 to 46 chest, regardless of build.
Not a Suit in this lot
worth less than $20 and up to $25
They are equal to made to order at $35
and $45
Saturday, choice
SHOE VALUES THAT CANNOT BE EQUALLED.
A bet6hoe8.8?ld ,in America. Shoes for dress and business. Our stock give you a large election to choose from.
Here are three great specials for Saturday:
M?.hXtANI, yELr?0CALF' a!" V,0i kid and 0lUkin ghoe8 al1 P to-date lasts and toes, also vici and patent colt ox
SPETIA? mfv TfvTf VT' hZ th,at Se.n.at aQd 2 50 the world ver-our price $Z00.
-Iwortli i fandVoat $2 50 " Goodjear wdt oxfonlB' in BIucher and lace Btle
pfrii kMTf."J lEATUf L? P?Ef ' Tth aVy aDd fleiible Mle also d h with patent tips and genuine
x ans kid. hand turn nxtrfrAa with notonf i ... . . . t . r "
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DBKSSMAKISa STOCK MOJDAY.
k Braaeete ek Bmm CaTer the Chelex
Caode freae the g3BIOO Dreea.
aaakJaar gteak af Maaaane
Macheret, S3 E. Sr lt
Xew Terk.
8AXJE BEGINS MONDAT, MAT l
Thl stock to direct from on of the most
fashionable dressmaker In New York
City all the newest ah err materials Im
ported, by Madam Xatberet for evening
gowne superb alias, all the elegant dress
goods, 'je ported model dresses and Im
ported model opera cloaks and gowns
om flnlahed and some partly finished.
The most Important dressmaking sal
ever held In the west. On sale Monday,
May 1 J. U BRANDE1S at BON 8.
Aaaeaataaeate ef th Theaters.
"Over Niagara Falls." Rowland A Clif
ford's maim in cent scento production, which
will be the offering at the Krug Sunday
and far the following three days, ts her
alded aa the sensational success of the
season. It to said to be superbly mounted,
te abound in heroic scenes and startling
situation. Several mechanical effects new
te the stage are introduced, the principal
one being a reproduction of Niagara Falla.
over which the leading lady makes a thrill
ing descent In a moat sensational manner.
Aa especially strong cast will be eeen la
the various roles.
Truly B hat tuck, th talented soprano,
who has been th most captivating thing
st th Orpheum this week, and the other
varied featuree that havs contributed to a
program ot excellence will be seen for
the last two tlmea, matinee and night,
today.
Commencing Sunday, the 'Colby family.
including the versatile musicians, Mr. and
Mrs. Colby. Master Frank and little Miss
By lie, will be the headline attraction.
"The Blfuricated Girl." a comedy sketch,
win be presented by W. H. Murphy and
Olanehe Nlehola. A salient card win be
the Nichols siatera, known aa ths "Ken
tucky Belle," who. la black face, make
merry with eong, dance and funny dia
logue A novelty from the Olympia, Parte,
is QHlas- Artesta, a mechanical figure,
curiously simulating the human being la
action. T. W. Krkert and Emma Berg
will sing sn operatic sketch called 'Ths
Land of Two Moons." Varied Imitations
sad funny stones will be famished by Al
Lawrence. Aronson and Ashton are equili
brists, and ths kinodrome pictures will be
new.
This afternoon st the Boyd theater ths
Vinton Moving Pictures will be exhlMted
eepedally for the children. This exhibit
Includes the celebrated motion pictures of
fuels Tom s Caitu." "Ths Great Train
Robbery," "Hijfj Hoollgaas Fourth of
July" end other films that win be found
both Interesting and humorous. The price
of admlasiaa Is but 10 cents to sjiy seat in
the house.
Seat far th ngagemtat cf Tlola AJtea
In th great production of "Twelfth Nihl"
went on sale this morning Mia Allen and
her splendid compear wUl be at the Boyd
ca Tuesday evening nest.
Seels for the Richard Mansfield engage,
meet will ge on eale st the Boyd box office
oa Monday morning. Mr. Mansfield will
play "Iran tba Terrible" on Friday even
ing. "Beau Brummel ' at the ma tine on
Saturday and "Old Heidelberg" oa Seter.
day evening.
Flee Onvavrte Only.
I the Vote that ge oa sale Monday. Ele
gant hta-h pile Axmar.ster carpets made ty
Alas Smith A Svcs Carpet company, re
duewd from gLTs te gl S.
HI grade, soft sad htxartant r a nets te
lire on. very durable. He per yard.
See Sunday's paper.
ORCHARD A WLUltLM CARPET CO.
j u . "iiin
NOTED INDIANS GO TO FAIR
Cu'sfi of Mi ay Tribea Aocompaoy Colonel
Coir mint te Et. Logia,
FIRST EXHIBITION OF OLD FED CLOUD
Complete Aggrearatlaw at Werld'e Fair
Will Caaaprlee Rrpreeeatatlvea
freae Fl fty-Oae Trlfc.ee tat
America.
The vicinity ef the Union depot had ths
appearance of an Indian re serration yester
day when the special train bearing X2
Indians stopped la Omaha oa Its war to the
exposition at St. Louis. The party ts In
charge of Colonel Cummins and will be a
portion or th exhibit which will be opened
under the name of Cummins' Wild West
Indian Congress and Rough Riders of ths
World.
Among th big chiefs on th train were
American Morse, Red Cloud. Flat Iron, Red
Ehlrt. Two Strike, Rocky Bear! Hollow
Horn Bear, Red Star. Calico, Shot-ia-the-Eye,
Blue Horse, Short Man. Hard Heart,
Black Heart, Lone Bear, Seven Rabbits.
Lost Horse, Whit Eyes, No Neck and
Crew Dog. Ths tribea represented were:
Flathead Crow, Arapahoe, Cheyenne, Black
feet, Omaha. Wlnnebagoea, Skcs, Foxes and
nine tribes of Sioux.
John Mellen. traveling passenger agsnt
of th Northwestern, cams In with the
train. Mr. Mellen says about i.QM Indians
were camped along the route and ths tlms
was put la feasting, dancing and having
a general good time. Cattle, were slaugh
tered and distributed among1 ths Indians.
When the train was ready tu depart there
wss much weeping and walling among ths
families of those that ware te leave.
Old Bed Claad.
Old Chief Red Cloud, in ale ninety
seventh year, whose skin resembles wna
kled parchment, occupied a private ear on
ths train with his family, which la very
numerous. He had oothlng I any and
earned to take but little interest to
his surroundmga. He wears glaaaa, hut
waa togged out la all th finery dear te
an ladle heart. In fact, all the brave
were dresesd up to maks a killing and th
air was full of feathers. A large portion
of th party waa cos poaed of women and
children. All of th chief wer lined up
to have their picture taken 1 treat ef
the train, many ot them etandlng upon th
engine. They eeemed to be happy and te
enjoy every minute ef the time.
Though t year of age. thla la Red
Cloud s first exhibition. The atoiid old
chief alway be refused to make a show
of himself, but hs nelly acceded to the
pressing requests ot Colonel Cummin.
Colonel Cummins, by ths way. has prac
tically spent his lifetime smung the In
olana The son of an India trader and
bora at Council Bluffa, he Inherited th
love for adventure and roving disposition
sad la early boyhood Ingratiated nlmseit
la ths affections of the Indiana He was
mads chief of the Sieug by Red Cloud end
Is therefore the only while man now la
the United Stales to eajoy this distinction
Coloael Cody being a bread. Colonel Cum
mins' World's fair aggregation will com
prise Indians from Bfiy-oos. abojt all ths
sxtaat tribes la America today.
Sassaner la th Eaet.
It ts eettmattd that there will be a larger
travel to the eastern resorts thla year than
for several yeara.
The New Tork Central lines will offer a
marvelous train semce sad anticipate that
their feeiilUee will be taxed I- 'etr ut
most capacity
auu vuoan neeis wortn
SUES FOR INSURANCE POUCY
Heary T. Clark Caret ee Cae Acalast
Matmal Beeerve te Federal
Caert.
A traneerrpt In the ease ef Henry T.
Clarke against th Mutual Fund Life as
portation, rt si., from the District court of
Douglas county, was filed In the United
Ststee eourt. Clarke bring suit for H0.WO
damage against ths Insurance company.
He slleges he was Insured by the associa
tion la May. 11. for the sum ef SM.Ont and
bad paid all of his assessments la ptrr.
suance of his contract up to ths fall of
1W1, when his assessments were raised, and
he learned for the first time thst the com
pany m which he was Insured had beeome
reincorporated Into the Mutual Reserve
Life Insurance company, whose plans and
raise ef assessment were materially dif
ferent from his original contract and be
refused to pay the same, main tiff slleges
further that the Mutual Reaerre Lira In
surance company, upon his refuaal te
pay his Inereeeed premiums, cancelled hi
policy. Plaintiff further allege that hs has
already paid about In premiums ea
his policy, aad thst he la bow 70 years sf
age, in feeble health and beyond the age
la which be can secure lnswraaoe with any
ether reputable company.
What Fallawa Orlpf
Pneumonls often, but never when Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consumption I
eaeA It cur cold aad grip. 0c. 1X04
For sale by Xuhn A Ce.
Raswaeekerf Bates te) Ware Dakata,
Every Tuesday until October M the Chl
eage Great Westers railway will sell roust
trip tickets to points In the above named
a tale at a great reduction from the usual
fare. For further Information apply ts
Geo. F. Thomas, general agsnt, UU Far
earn street, Omaha. Neb.
BasTala aad Bet arm Oae rtrst-Tlaae
Far Flea SS t aa te.
Y1A MICHIGAN CENTRAL. THE NIAG
ARA FALLS BOVTB.
Good going May U. U and U. with re
turn limit to May 2S. optional via rail or
steamer between Detroit and Buffalo la
either direction. Call or aend for tlrae
table and particular City Ticket Office,
lit Adam street. Chicago.
wertd'o reir.
Tie the
WABASH RAILROAD.
r-110 t- Louie aad return oa
sale daily. Wabash City Ticket
Office, lata Farnam St.. Omaha.
Paasy camp No. I. R. N. A., will give
an entertainment and baxaar Saturday
evening. April kfc et A- O- U. W. tan. pie.
lath aad Dodge streets. .Admlaaloa, lue.
special. $1.90.
ONIMOD
BEST SHOE FOR MEN.
Styl, Quality sod Workmanship.
$3.50 nd $2.50
Always Satisfaction! Always Fit!
rUker ts Wearer!
Regent Shoe Co.,
309 5ojth IStb St, On A HA.
Send for Catalog D.
We Gives
SS Worth of Green
Trading SUmps
Saturday
Wltl Etery $3 Porchui
OXFORD TIES
$l,50-$2,0(M2.50-$3,00
Ml the Latest Styles.
SHOES
$l.5O-$2.OO-$150-$100-U5O
EVERYTHING NEW.
HEM'S AID WCWEI'S IEW
Tan Russia Oifcrds $3.00
noYris
1117 DOUQLAS.
for Stamp.
Rogers, Peet & Co.
Swell Clothing for Men.
. L Brandels 6 Sons.
SAYS STATE IS NOT FOR HEARST
Jaaaee Orr, Desaseralle Katlaaal Dele
ate freae htaaeaa, Deaiee Tel.
law Jaaraallet'e Clalaa.
Jamea Orr. one ef the democratic natiecaJ
delegate recently elected ia Kaasas, was
la Omaha Thursday. Hs, declared hi
tat la not for Hearst, but that a ma
jority of th national delegate ere ep
poeed te him as a prealdeatlel candidate.
A. B. Hubermea. Sismonda. wa Import
in um flit
UNDERWEAR
25c
Good quality Btlk Finished French make Balbrlggaa
Underwear, la tan. (Tax, blu and ecru, eateea faced
drawer, with beat pearl buttona, regular 40c value
2C.C EACH.
f Fln French Balbrfggan Underwear, medium weight.
U B aT wltt nUn trimmed shirt and hear satin band trimming
J? VI on drawer, with double eeata. in newest color, atraw,
ar-ty, tan, bine a. id unbleached balbriggau, Tnls la ax
eeptlonal good value at 75c at 60c EACH.
75c
Fine quality lifht weight natural gray merino, An
Australian wool fine Egyptian cotton. A aplendld
spring weight and an excellent wearing garment, regular
dollur Talue T5C EACH.
HOSIERY
lOcg
Best quality acamlpsa cotton hose. In medlam and light
eight, all colors,
I
good value at 13c,
AIR.
25c
Extra fine quality full fashioned Sea Island Cotton and
French Lisle Thread Hoalery, In plain solid colors and
the latest styles of novelty fancy otlored effects, regular SOc
values, on table in center aisle AT J&C PAIR.
i
NECKWEAR
45c
Beautiful line of latest styles of new spring silk, to spots,
checks, stripes and all the new brocaded patterns. Com
In four-in-band. tecks, puffs and ascots; hundred of pat
terns to select from OUB PRICE 45 C.
45c
70c
Boys' Heavy Quality Wool Sweaters, with double seek
and tail. In else, 4 years to 15; all colors, bine, green,
black, nary, white and fancy color regular 76j vaiu
AT 450.
Boys' Fine Quality Jersey Cloth Athletic Bulta. la aavy,
black and garnet, the regulation suit for gymnasium nee-
regular 1 vaJne-AT
SU1BT.
0 0
jas. ss wbii i - afeev WaVa
r513Dod;e5iv-,
Bay s Favorite" folding
Oo - Cart, compact, light,
strong, surspla.
Cas b folded tip aad car
ried on th street Cars (bs
baadlest a o. Cart mad.
Spec lal prices for this sate,
$2A8epto 5t5.fi5
Is It Not Much Better
to be able to eave a per cent on jour
patent medicines snd much more than thst
on drug and prescriptions than to pay
the full eld-time price for 'em? What
g90d would It do us to claim to be re
sponsible for the cut rate drug business
in Omaha, South Ontah and Council Bluffs
If tt were not trust
Why were we so often put on the N. A.
R. D. e CUT OFF list If ws were not the
a-rreaslve mitt era T
Why don't soms of those WOlLD-BB
CITTCRS dny that the ATTOKNtY ;
GENERAL OF THE GREAT STATE UP
NtPRASKA. gave theae drug trust pro
mutere to understand that the state taws
were MATTE TO BP OBSERVED, NUT ,
TO IB KAIUtOALEDT
Why were we then takrn off the rm-off
Hat ae suddenly snd hi rt did tt.e better
element of the local combine tell the N. A.
R D. te go tot
la the meantime we are still paying
freight on that quantity order for out-of-town
shipment end are still Inviting com
partaon of our jTteea (eupcuilly on pre
scriptions) with any other reputable drug
house la this big world.
SCIIAEFER'S
CUT PRICB
DRUQ TORB
B T TATES. Pre.
Ifta and Chicago a la., Omaha. 'Psoas
irt aad nl. Mih aad N Sta, Suuth Omaha,
'Pheas Na I ttB Ate and Mala ec,
Ceuncil bluffs 'Phase go. All good ea
n tared la either eity eoealatetr free.
Grass
Cutters
ABE THE THING NOW
GOOD FOR THE MUS
CLES ASD BETTEB
FOB THE GRA6S.
We are showing tbe greatest
line we ever tad.
BALL-BEARING AND OTHERS
To a know about our pricw snd
. quality.
'Sim Morton & Son Co.,
IIll Dodg St.
GOODRICH HOSB.
H Bin u
red. blue, black and tan. would be a
specially priced AT 10 CENTS
TO CENTS FOB PANTS Ariu
BOYS'
SCHOOL
SHOES
T'he greatest ehoe prnblera pareata
have to deal with.
Mora win wear
beet shoes ever
them out even tbe
made. What you want 1 a shoe that
will take the loriarest to wear out.
You can get that kind of a shoe ta
our boys' tl to school shoes anade ef
the beet leather obtainable and ta a
way that they will stand tbe bard
knurtto the boy will give thean,
Saturday Is boys' shoe day sai a
We have extra help yuat I take) oar
of the boy.
DREXEL SHOE CO.,
1419 Farnta Street.
Omaha' a UpegexDatt She Hwa
Tempting Styles....
The Present Season' Production, af
Negligee Shirts
far exceeds In beauty aad style any former
showlag. and the variety one ha here te
select from Is worth walking aafi bloeag
$1.50
for ths beet Shirt ma lie sll the Is tat
colore
It will plea o ta show ywt an gtoek
of Shirts.
Albert CaKn
SHIRT MAKER AND MEN'S PVBr
MaKiR.
SIS Seath leh St.
Piles Cured
WITHOUT PAD
Br W. C. BssweO, tt. n.
Qraduate et Beilevwe Hnapttal Medasal Cea-
lage ef New Tor City.
SM-4 Be hulag. Oaaaaa. Kab. Tea UM
H. L. RAUICCIOTTI, D. Y. S.
crrr v ctkrxm ariam7.
Office sad Infirmary, gets en Vaaes Ma