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Wiiz Silk and Lace Waists $3.98 1
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Handsome new Waists for fall on spe
cial Bale Saturday. These Waists are
made of peau do Bole and,,. the new
pleated taffetas, also elaborate all-over
laee. They are In the dainty dress
and evening shades, Including white and
cream, made with small cluster tucks,
sloping shoulders, pouched sleeves and
All the new style features, for fall.
They are actually worth ten nnd twelve
dollars each. Big Saturday special
9
SI-SI.25 Ladies' Kid Gloves at 59c
Fall Kid Gloves, both button and clasp, In street and og
evening shades, many mnde of real kid leather fl I T
all sizes worth up to $1.23 on bargain square Satur- j7
LADIES' FALL NECKWEAR AT 15c AND 25c
Turnover Collars, hnndworrcly embroidered Stocks, mm "k pm
also embroltlerod Velvet and 811k Neckwear t r 3 T
In all the fall styles and shades J J j m j J 0
LADIES' SILK VEILS
All Silk Net and Chiffon Made s A f
Veils, in black and colors, at- .IWr-fclriPinMP
each
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Ladies' Hosiery
Ladles' and children's Hosiery, In
plain and fancy, from the Kelley-
stocT-at- I5c-25c
a pair .... m
ladies and Children's Underwear
All the finest fall and Winter under
wear from the Kelley-Stlger stock.
Ladles' Union Suits at $2.50, $1.98, $1.00
and 60c. Ladles' Vests and Pants at
$1.00. 60c and 39c. Largs lota of chil
dren's underwear.
BARGAINS IN SCHOOL SUPPLIES
At Ih Stationery Dept.
Wood Pencil Boxes, sliding cover,
sale price 6c each.
Ink or Pencil Tablets, good quality,
2c each. '
Foreign 'Mnll or Linen Tablets, sale
price 10c each.
' Cedar Lead Pencils, So per dozen.
Colored School Crayons and Pencils,
et of six for 4c.
' Cedar Slate Pencils, special, 8c doz.
Fine Penholders, special sale price
2c, 3c and 6o each.
Faber Cedar Blue Lead Pencils at lo.
Carter's Fast Black Ink, 2V4c bottle.
Pan and Pencil Erasers lc to 6c each.
Cushioned Ruled Slates, cc and lOo.
Stenographer's Note Books, 2c.
Large size Memorandum Books, 2c.
Extra well bound Composition Books
4c each.
White woven Envelopes. 25 for lc.
16c box Paper, envelopes to match,
for 6c.
60c box Paper, on bargain square, loo
per box.
BIG SALE OF RIBBONS BASEMENT
Long remnant of all kinds of ribbons, variety of f
widths all th fine velvet ribbons, at; yard
All the silk, ribbons, at, yard lOo and 15c
J, L. Brandefs & Sons
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BOSTON STORE
START THE MONTH RIGHT
Open a bank account and deposit
regularly each month. We open
.- accounts for one dollar or more
and pay 4 per cent interest com
pounded every three months.
J. L. Braadeis .Sons,
Bank open till 9 p. m. Saturday.
Bankers.
Advertisement.
Why is Millard for
OMAHA, Neb.. Aug. 29, 1904.
"Mr. Editor) From what has reoently been
aid, .by one of the machine leaders, con
cerning the candidacy of W. F.' Oiirley for
the United State, attorneyship, it is per
fectly clear to me why Senator Millard
supported Mr. Qurloy sp vigorous." y, to tho
last, when he knew that Mr. Gurley would
not be appointed unless he got Mr. Rose
water's support. Mr. Millard, of course,
was under obligations to Mr. Bummers, and
wanted to hold Mr. Bumme.-s in his place
as long as it was possible. He held him
there more than. a year aftei: his terra had
expired, by supporting Mr. Gurley. I cat.
sot comprehend why Mr. Millard and the
federal office holders and employej should
all be plugging for Mr. Ourley. Can it be
possible that Senator Millard wants to keep
Mr. Hitchcock in his place Just as he
wanted to keep Mr. Summers In his Job.
Is Senator Millard really pursuing the tac
tile of John M. Thurston, who used atl his
I Influence to keep Senator Allen In the
United States senate, so as to hare all the
patronage to himself.
If anybody can enlighten us antl-machlne
republicans on this subject we would know
better how to vote at next Saturday's pri
maries. ' F. C. GOODSON.
JOHNSON & GDODLETT GO;
Phone l 1S7S and 4T43.
.50c
...4c
5c
BUYING HERE
means much to the family exchequer. A
trial order will convince you without a
doubt that WE SET THE PACE. Why
not oraer cakli i jftu.i imuw,
POTATOES Fine largo home
grown, per hu
STARCH Bet Gloss, in bulk.
per lb .' ,
SALMON Fancy Red Alaska, all f T,
cans UC
SALT 5-lb. sacks best Table,
per sack
BUTTER Fancy Separator, as good as
.creamery, you will not be diaap- f o -pointed
In ordering this, per lb.1,.... ' OC
COCOA NUT Fine fresh. In bulk,
per lb
PORK Loins.
per lb
BOILING BEEF Tender and
sweet, per lb...,,
LAMB STEW,
per lb
R1H ROAST Finest com fed
steers, per lb., WW and
VEAL STEW,
per lb -. .' r.
i ROCK YFORD MELLONS The best
ana sweetest, eacn
W ATERM ELONS Good slse and
ripe, eacn
Imported Bohemian' hops and
tha finest selected I American
arVy maTt mate the
FjriEST AKD BEST BEER
GABIFJET
THE BEER YOU, LIKE
U matle of the above Ingredients and is
recognized." as tbes equal of any beer
fcrowed. Try a case. . ' . , ; '
e!4 Dials and Daftt Cars. '
4
Fred Kri,g Brewlna . Co.
' . 0k'a MeAel awwrr.
Telephone 420. OMAHA
.14c
...9c
.31c
,3k
10c
..8c
..5c
od slse and, 20c
tAivca -iMyer wime, noinmg nner Tn.
can be maaa, all kinds, earh. JvC
BREAD Pure milk, best in . c,
Omutia. per loaf , JC
FRUITS aiid yEGETABLEd im abun
dance at bottom prices. We Jiindle the
best of everything. Ouarantrs iiefactlon
or refund your money. We waul your or
ders. Ring us up.
Johnson &:Goodlett Co;,
I SOtk and Lak St,
GROCERIG8. MATS aad BAKBRT.
PIMPLES
Why suffer with pimples when a few ap
pllcatlpns of the wonderful
F. F. F
SKIH REMEDY
.will remove them? .v
FC C 5''rt fur ""I only pimples,
. f- f - b"t Is a POSITIVE cure
, " " " " " for ecsema, and all diseases
of the skin and scalp. (
Try II our gaaraatee a retara
year anoaey It yea are aotaatlsfled.
CDC E Send name and address for largs
S Hit trial bottle and JOc to cover co.t
of niKlling to Harper Remedy Co., Chicago,
III. Full slse bottles $1. At alt drugglta!
Accept no substitute. i
Sold and Recommended by
BEATON DRUQ COsi
1BTH ASD FARWAM STg., OMAHA
Wholesale aad etetail Dlstrlaaters
ICHOOU AND COLLCOEa,
Attend Our
Great Sale of
Crown Sample
Shoes
cm
TBB RELIABLE STORK.
jhe Greatest
Lnap In Shoes
vou Ever
aw
NEWEST FALL STYES IN BOYS' and CHIL
DREN'S SCHOOL SUITS.
are now ready for -your -inspection in our chil
dren's clothing department."
THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK
of high grade children's garments ever shown in
the : city and our " prices jare truly ; pocketbook
pleasers. . . '
KNEE TANTS SUITS-In sailor blouse, Rus
sian blouse, Norfolk, double-breasted and three
piece styles, in serges, worsteds, cassimeres, chev
iots and all other desirable fabrics. The very nob
biest of patterns and designs, many of the pants
have double seats and knees special showing for
Saturday at $1.50, $1.95, $2.25, $2.50, $2.95 and
$3.50. y
LONG PANTS SUITS In all the newest, most up-to-date styles
and fabrics, including' both single and double breasted suits,: in
Scotch cheviots, -fancy worsteds, - fancy cassimeres, blue serges,
biatk clay worsteds, black thibets, unfinished worsteds and many
Other desirable fabrics. Don't fail to see our suits before buying.
Special showing Saturday at $5, $6.50, $7.50, $8.75 and $1 0.00.
A Full and Complete Line of Fall and Win
: fer Styles in Men's Suits and Overcoats
Now ready for your inspection at prices ranging from f 7.50 to
125.00.
Eyes! Eyes! Eyes!
Simple methods, best results. OUR GLASSES ALWAYS'
FIT. A sweeping reduction in prices. ;
Largest Exclusivo r.iillincry House in
Omaha. -
FIRST GRAND DISPLAY Saturday of
New Fall Ready-to-Voar, Street and
Tailored
Over 2,000 Exclusive Individual Styles to
Choose from, r
Popular Prices Always. 1508 Douglas St.
FIFTEENTH
AhD
FARNAM STS.
FIFTEENTH
AND
FARNAM STS.
Saturday We
Invite You to Our
First Graivd
Showing of the
Fall and Winter
Season 1904-5.
We Will Exhibit Our
Complete Assortments
of Stunning Main-Tailored
Suits and Coats
for Women.
Among the new creations we will
show the new Tourist Suit in cov
erts, cheviots and fancy mixtures,
36 to 42, inches long, in nobby coat
suits Swell ctit-away tight fit
ting, strictly tailor-made suits,
also the latest "Parsifal Suit,"
which has created such a sensa
tion among swell dressers.
nommi
Emms
sit&rs
ions
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Illinois Central R. R.
ROUND TRIP RATES FROM OMAHA
Hammond, Ind "115.85
Ft Wayne, Ind...... $19.20
South Bend, Ind $17.30
Logansport, Ind $18.25
Kokome, Ind..... ....$18.65
La Fayetto. Ind $17.8
Terre Haute, Ind $18.35
Vinclnnes, Ind $18.35
Evansville. Ind $18.50
Indianapolis, Ind.... $19.40
Richmond. Ind $21.00
New Albany, Ind......... .$21.25
Munce. Ind $19.90
Elkhart, Ind $17.75
Sandusky, Ohio $23.00
Toledo, Ohio".... $21.25
Columbus, Ohio........ $23.10
Dayton, Ohio.......... $22.00
Cincinnati, Ohio $22.50
Lima, Ohio... ......... $21.00
Springfield, Ohio. . , . .. $22.50
Marlon. Ohio .-$22.50
Findlay, Ohio. ..$21.55
Gallon, Ohio 22.75
Louisville, Ky.. ....... $21.50
Owensbo, Ky $24.90
On sale September 6, 13, 20, 27, October 1L Return limit 30 days. .
Correspondingly low rates to many other points 4n Ojilo, Indiana,
Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, ' Ontario, New York, Ken
tucky, Tennessee, North Carolina and Virginia. -T
, Full particulars cheerfully given at City Ticket Office, 1402 Farnam
Street,-Omaha, or write, -.; -
W: H. DRILL, Dist. Pass. A at., Omaha, Neb
lj SPECIAL, SALE DP
ALPHONSt PIRAkD
VIRGiN OLIVE OIL
The richest, heaviest, fruitiest'
ind must nutritious Olive OH,
Imported. Pressed from per
fectly sound and well matured
fruit. Guaranteed absolutely
pure and unsurpassed In qual
ty, possessing that much sought
for delicate, nutty flavor which
renders It so agreeably palata
ble and digestible when served
with salads, mayonnaise dress
ing, lobsters, fish and various
other purposes where olive oil
Is employed. PK1CES RE
DUCED THIS WEEK TO
FURTHER INTRODUCE AND
EXTEND ITS SALE.
Quart. bottle Alphonse - -Plnard
Olive Oil, regu-R'7-,
lar price $1.10 at L,
Pint bottle Alphonse Plnard
Olive oil, regular Afr
price 60c, at
Half pink bottle Durkee's Salad
dressing, regular 01r
price 30c, at aStJW
Quart bottle Crosse & Black
well's Chow Chow, reg-,,
ular price c. at Wk
Pint bottle CroHBe & Blackwell'a
Chow Chow, regular Oi n
price 25c, at Iv
Walter Baker's Premium Choc
olate, tegular price, XAr
per lb., 40c, at U'tW
Choicest Country Butter, su
perior to creamery, I'JIp
per lb "It
COLORADO FREESTONE
PEACHES, 97-,
JM W
rer basket
COLORADO BARTLETT 07 r
PEARS," per basket W
FACTS WORTH KNOWING
Our market Is kept scrupu
lously clean. :
Our meats nl"-Tys look fresh
and Inviting.
Our poultry la unsurpassed in
quality.
Our, prices attract the prudent
buyer. .
6PRINO CHICKENS, 4 fi
ner lb ltW
TO UNO HENS,
per lb ..
Somme? Bros.
Exponents or Good Llvinc. ,
28th. and Farnam Sts
I ? I Telephones 736-1329-1331.
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HARDIN COLLEGE AND CONSERVATORY lor Ladles
ama 7w Th Onllx-. I'RtvrrailT mina numlty Dvmas-AiiMrlima ConMrrMorr. manned bT"oll-
teU. Hiiiio ProfMMMtt !, tkkl.l. firklanh Umd. Krtwu. (km.. k.M. KIT
oaliliiain, atldraa
The Lotst
Before school, you. had better bring or
send the boy to us Saturday and have
us fit him with a' pair of our $1.60
shoes. The shoe that's made right, the
shoe that's given 'such general satis
faction to our customers.
You can buy shoes anywhere, but we
quarantee that you can't buy a boy's
shoe like this for fl-CO anywhere In
Omaha except at the -
Drexel Shoe Go.
V 1419 FARNAM STREET,
Omaha'. Up-to-Datt Shot Kousj '
---DRUGS-
2,000 all-brlKtie Hair Brushes,1 worth
23c, Baturday , , J
8-oz. bottle Witch Haiel 1
16ojs. bottle Witch Hasel 2
32 oz. bottle Witch Hazel fl
50c Rubber Complexion Brushes... 2
Good Medicinal Atomizer ,... 8
Automobile Club 1'erfuiue, oi...... 8
(Regular price, f 1.00.)
Borated Talcum Powder
Glycerine Soap..., 4c 3 for 1
2-quart Fountain Byrlnge
2-iuart Hot Water Bottle
Saturday we are '(rl.rln 'full-size
tattle of Ur. Carlstedt's (c-roian Liver
I'owdnr free. For stomach, II rer( and
bowels.
School Shoes'
School begins Sept. Cth. Who wants to begin a new
year at school in old. clothes! : Fit the youngsters out with
our sturdy, fcf rongly built shoes, with plenty pf style and
comfort in them and the price as attractive as the shoes,
little Gents (sizes 9 to 13), $1.00; Youths (sizes 13$ to 2),
$1.25; Boys (sizes 2J to 5J), $1.50; Misses (box calf or vici
kid, Blucher style, all extension soles, all widths and
sizes, $1.50. Green Trading Stamps with every pair. All
fall lines of our Ladies' and Gentlemen's Shoes are.now.
on display in our windows. Notice them as you pass. ;
J. B. NORMS, 1517 Douglas Street,
GARDEN SPOTS
The fertile soils of .
IDAHO, OREGON AND WASHINGTON - ,
Yield in overflowing abundance, and in
the highest perfection every grain, grass,
vegetable and fruitof the temperate zone. The
-splendid train service of the Union Pacific enables -persons
to reach these localities quicker and in
more comfortable manner than via any other route
SPECIAL RATES
First and third Tuesday of every month,
DAYLIGHT RIDE OF
200 MILES ALONG THE BEAUTIFUL
. COLUMBIA RIVER
Inquire of
Cltr Ticket Office, 1324 Fan
Telephone 31Q.
Street.
OPENING
-OF A- , ,
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-V 'NEW AND THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED LINB
. BETWEEN
ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO. ;
1 . if ". SUNDAY, JULY 31. 1904
rk , ' :
Thoroughly jbqulpped trains leave St Louts and Chicago nightly (after
arrival of incoming trains), arriving either city the following morning.
Equipment Entirely new; lavish in design, elaborate lo furnishings.
Ask your Ticket Agent, or address. " v
PASSENQER TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT.
1ST Your
Summer Vacation
May be most agreeably spent at the cool sum-
mer resorts and fishing grounds reached by
The North-Western Line
Excellent fast train service to the Black Hills, the lows. Min
nesota and Wisconsin Lake Resorts snd scores of other pleas
ure grounds via the Chicago & North-Western Railway.
Two trains dally to St. Paul, .Minneapolis aad Dulutn,
giving ready access to Lake Mlnnetonka, White Bear Lake
and other Northern bummer Resorts.
Five fast dally trains to Chicago make connection with
an lines east. ...
Special low rates during the summer.
.Tickets and full Information on app'iccilon. y
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