TIIE OMAITA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY. JAXFATIY 2?. 1P03.
JOc, 15c and 20c Hose Supporters, 5c Pair
Habies', Children's, Miss' and Ladies' Hose Supporters, J"
all sires, black or white, worth 10c, 15c and 20c, Satnr-
daj, at, pair
Wonderful Cloak Bargains
We are fully determined that every winter garment shall
go within the next few days. Thousands of dollars worth of
winter garments will be sacrificed during this sale. We guar
antee our prices on-'Coats 25 per rent less than those of any other
house or will refund your money.
Tour choice of any ladles' winter Clonk In
ths houM that sold up to IV "Jt50
Tour choice of any Indira' winter Coat In
the houae that aold up to $12.00, 3aQ5
CHILDREN'S WOOL DRESSES 475
n1nri14 Mpminli a a a J t n 1 1 vitar-i In
serges, cashmeres, cheviots, etc., trimmed '
In lace and rlhhons, garments that are I
ro"!h..u.p..t..6: 1.00-1. 4Q !
WINTER WAISTS In voiles, vesting. I
brllllanttne, etc.. that have sold for V- 00,
WOO to 17.60, divided Into three lota.
Saturday. . A fl.ntJ . I,,,
at. ...... (JV""?W
Saturday Morning Hou,- Specials
FROM I TILL A. M Ladles'
wrappers
FROM TILL 10 A. M Shoulder
ehawla, each .
FROM : TILL : A. M
Black aateen underaklrta
39c
. 10c
49c
FROM 10 TILL 11 A. M. 11.50 f (If)
new percule wrappers vfv
Great Pearl Button Sale
Saturday morning will be the opening of the greatest Fearl Button ale ever held
In Omaha. I
1,090 QROS8 PEARL BUTTONS In three sizes, aultable for underwear and c
children's dresses, at, dozen ,
1.000 GROSS PBARL BUTTONS Worth I S.000 GROSS PEARL BUTTONS All sixes,
6c to 10c per dozen, on Rale at, OLn
dosen
Joe PEARL BUTTONS
per dosen
9c
Great Reduction Sale of High Grade Trunks
For Saturday and during the coming week we will make sweeping price reduc
tions on nearly all our line of hlsrh grade trunks. If you are In need of a trunk don't
fall to take advantage or this opportunity.
J? trunks. 500
$10.00 trunks. y00
$lJ.00 tru'nksV Q 30
OS tranka, 11.5Q
Removal of Stozk Room for Exca
vation We Must Have the Room
Meat Prices that have no equal. We must
reduce our stock of Smoked Meats, Lards, Salt
Fish and Cheese.
SATURDAY PRICE SLAUGHTER BEGINS.
Cudahy'a Ptamond C Hams, the world's
best loVic
Cudnhy's Rex Hams o
Cudahy'a Rex Bacon 10o
Armour's Hams 94o
Armour's Bacon lOo
Morrell's Iowa Hams 11c
Morrell'a Iowa Bacon 11c
l-lb. pall Rex, Red Seal, Shield Lard Be
l-lb. pall Rex, Red Seal, Shield Lard 40c
10-lb. pall Rax, Red Seal, Shield Lard....7c
PRESS1NC HOME TIIE TRUTH
Ministers Bring Conviction with Their
Strong Appeal to Singers.
SAIVVTION OFFERED ONLY FOR THE ASKING
Meetings at 'Westminster Presbyte
rian and Calvary Baptist Churches
Well Attended and of
Great Interest.
The first week of the union evangelistic
services In the Ilanscom Park district,
comprising the First Baptist, St. Mary's
Avenue Congregational, Westminster Pres
byterian, Hanscom Park Methodltrt Episco
pal and Grace Lutheran churches, closed
last night with a very largely attended
meeting at Westminster Presbyterian
church. The meetings during the week have
been full of Interest.
Dr. Dutcher spoke last night of Christ's
hatred of sin and His attitude toward and
lovo for sinners. He said In part: "Christ
had to die because of sin, 'for God ho
loved the world that He gave His only
begotten son that mankind might not
perish, but have everlasting life.' What
greater love than this? He sent Ills son
to bear witness of the Immortality of His
love. Christ was given to man in order
that God might fulfill the magnlttcent plun
of God to save the world from sin."
Experience Meeting; Follows.
Following Dr. Dutchcr'a address, Rev.
Clyde Clay Clssell of the Hanscom Park
Methodist church took charge of the meet
ing and made an Impussloned plea for sin
ners to accept Christ and asked for any and
II present toglve testimony of what Christ's
lovo had done for them, and for all who
Indorsed and recommended Chrlct to stand.
Ths. entire congregation urcme and ex
pressed their belief In the saving grace of
Christ. '
The union services for the Hanscom Park
district will be resumed Monday ni-xt. with
B,ev. E. Hart Jenks of the First Presby
terian church as the principal speaker for
the week. The services will be held at the
First Baptist church, corner Twenty-ninth
and Harney streets. The following week
the services will be held at Hanscom Park
D YS P E P S I A
is cured by
BQQ AND IKON
It stimulates the flow of the
gastric juices, tones the stom
ach and supplies the digestive
organs with the life giving
properties of the egg and
the strength of the iron.
vG-AN-lURN is palatable
and easily digested, does not
harm the teeth nor cause con
stipation. vtG-AN-lURN
carta promptly and perma
nently. One bottle produces
results. You don't need the
druggists guarantee. The
guarantee is in the medicine.
bermaa a McConnall Drug CV. fth
JQd P4gt St, Omaha. Kefc
CHILDREN'S CLOAKS-700 garments still
left. Very beat styles and .materlala.
splendidly made and trimmed, worth
from IftOO to $12 QE 2 Q.f Q-i
apeclal Saturday." VO-aS.VC I VO
6II.K WAISTS Made from fine taffeta
and Peau de Sole .175 of them the re
mainder of Mock from the moat succees
ful season we have ever had V00 to
'or30. ..B.'U": 4. 95-3. 95-2.95
WOMEN'S SKIRTS 1.710 women'a walk
ing skirts, worth $5.00. $7.50, $10.00 and
tl2.v- all the newest atylea. In plain and
mlxtd color? nn sale Saturday, at
I A OR.'! fi -O !".. I Hi
u-x zruam.i-r-.K
NEW COVERT
JACKETS
3.98-25 00
new spring a on.7 no
WOOL SUITS o yu'o uu
NEW SILK SHIRT U Ori-.l flfl
WAIST SUITS, at O VU'OD UU
I "" V,lT''ct- 150 and a values. Air
at. ner nozen w
at. ner dozen.
$1.00 PEARL BUTTONS
per dozen
15c
$18.00 trunks.
14.50
at
,2.tw..t'u.n.k., 20.00
The best ault caae values In the Sfk
city at from 125.00 down to
... "UU
...40c
Grips of all atylea,
at from $18.00 down to
BO-lb. pall Rex, Red Seal, Shield Lard. ..$3.60
50-lb. pall Compound $2.40
17 pounds Leaf Lard $1.00
B. Hums "o
Pork Roast sc Sparelba...n.5Hc
Fancy Cream Cheese J. loc
1'i.ncy New York Whit Cheese 10c
Young America Cheese 12c
fancy Salt White Fish, Norway Mack
erel, Herring and Salmon Fish Head
quarters. Methodist church, with Rev. J. W. Conley
as the principal speaker for the week. .
At Calvary Baptist.
Rev. J. B. Hummon preacned an Impres
sive sermon to a large congregation at Cal
vary BaptlHt church last night, choosing for
his text the injunction by Paul, "Believe
on the Lord Jesus Christ and thou Shalt ba
saved."
"Repentence." said the preacher, "does
not strike like lightning from heaven. It Is
the simple turning from sin to God. The
word Is sharper than a two-edged sword If
you give It a chance. No man has a right
to speak of Jesus who does not show that
he loves Him In life and conduct.
"Thank God for the transforming power
of the gospel. You don't live until you
know Jesus Christ. You exist, without In
fluence or power for righteousness, but you
don't live. Christ came to transform life.
Every man Is a sinner; every man can be
saved; every man's salvation involves a de
cisive step on the part of the Individual.
"It Is not our fault that we are sinners.
Sin is born within our bosom. Regardless
of the skepticism of this, the word of God
teaches us that It Is the trui that every
man Is born In sin. Let a child go without
a teacher and It will learn evil, but It will
not loarn to pray. It matters not what you
may think about It, you are a sinner from
the time you came Into the world but you
can be saved.
What Christ Can Do.
"What Jesun Christ has done He can do
again. Language Is Inadequate to express
the process of salvation as given by the
Ird Almighty. The best proof of what
Christ can und will do Is what He has done.
It la doubtful If a man who hears me can
not recnll an Instance where a man In sin
has been transformed Into an evidence of
the power of God to suve. HlHtory Is full
of testimony that Christ can help us in
times of need and can save a dying soul.
Hut remember that salvation Involves the
stand on your part. Jesus Just wants you
to yield your life to Him end He will make
you over and you will know It, too.
"Your faith must mean that you throw
your entire hope In salvation In Christ and
that you trust Him explicitly. There must
be no half-way measures. Soul and body
you must cast yourself Into the waiting
arms uf the compassionate Son of God."
t FIRE RECORD.
Big; Store at Ciladden.
DENISON, la.. Jan. 27. (Special.) The
Gullck & Voss block and the Welch stock
of merchandise was consumed by a fire
which broke out In the basement of the
large two-story building at Glldden, owned
by E. Gullck and C. L. Voss of this city,
at 3:25 this morning. The smoke and gss
was so Intense that the firemen wore un
able to get at the basement at all, and
the entire building was consumed In about
one hour. The building was four stores
wide and was occupied In the basement
and first story by D. W. Welch with a
general stock of merchandise, consisting of
dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes, a
very heavy stock of groceries, furniture,
coffins and hardware. It Is not known how
much Insurance was carried on ihls stock,
but It Is said there was a fair amount.
Tho upper story was used for an opera
houtte, and as this was the only place for
holding amusements the city will now have
to go without, as no other place Is avail
able. The Carroll fire department was
taken over by special train and did con
siderable to keep the fire from spreading.
Chinese for Samoa.
COLOGNE, Jan. 27.-Germany Is intro
ducing Chinese lubor In Samoa, according
to the Cologne Uasotte, which says (uO
coolies ; have been - collected at Swatow,
China, kwaltlng trans-shipment to Samoa.
The -Genuian government pays half ths
cost of tinsporlutlon of laborers.
THE RELIABLE STORK.
HOSIERY
LADIES' HEAVY WOOL AND
FLEECE LINED HOSE, 4 Qr
worth up to 39c, at.. . . I C
LADIES' HEAVY FLEECED HOSE
in ribbed and plain,
19c quality
Childten's Wool Hose,
25c quality, per pair
12lc
12lc
GREAT
The most sonsntlonal price reduction ever made in Omaha,
this sole, as the Mock must be pvatly reduced.
The Ultra $3.50 Shoe for Women at $2.00
We have decided to drop five lines of the t'LTRA $3.50 lace. In patent enlf and vlcl kid on account of the
sizes being budly broken and to clear them up quickly, have marked them at the absurdly low price
per pair
Never before sold below the advertised price 3.5(X
Brooks Bros.' $3.00. $3.50 and $t.00 Shoes. S2A8.
Brooks Bros., makers of the best shoes manufactured In Rochester, N. Y., have gone out of business Ws
were Omaha agents and carried a larpe and varied stock of these shoes In order to close them out
quickly, will sell all these $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 shoes. In vlcl kid and patent calf at, choice
SAMPLE CROWN SHOES for
men, worth $2.60 nnd $3.00,
per pair
ALL -CENT THREE POTNT
SLIPPERS,
per pair
WOMEN'S 36-CENT CARPET
SLIPPERS.
per pair
LADIES SAMPLE and REGU
LAR STOCK SHOES, worth
up to $3.50, per pair
All $1.50 and $139 FUR TRIM
MED JULIETS,
per pair
1.59
39c
20c
1.59
98c
20
W are agents for the celebrated
and (iROVEK Shoes for Ladles.
Groceries!
We cannot delay
10-Ib. sacks best kiln-dried Cornmeal 16c
Pure Rye Flour, per sack tVfac
Fancy High Patent Minnesota Flour,
per sack $1-49
5 pounds best hand-picked Navy Beans. .19c
5 pounds K'xxl Japan Rice 19c
5 pounds best Pearl Tapioca, Sago, Bar
ley or Farina 19c
T pounds best kiln-dried Oatmeal loc
10 bars best Laundry Soap Zoc
Sapollo, per bar 5c
Pearline, etc., per pkg 2c
8 bars Wool Soap loc
Castile Soap, per cake 3c
Quart cans Oolden Table Syrup 7Hc
l-lb. Jars Pure Fruit Jam 7ftc
The bfst Soda, Oyster, Butter or Milk
Crackers, per lb 54c
All regular 12c and 15c Cookies, this
sale, 3 lbs for 25c
ADJUSTMENT OF GRAIN RATES
Flurry at Chicago Not Looked Upon as a
War Between Boads.
LOCAL LINES TAKE OPTIMISTIC VIEW
Redortlon of Six Cents to Seaboard Is
Called an Evtnlag 1 1 and
Placing; of Roada on a
Better Baals.
Some of the local railroad agents are In
clined to regard the new grain rates
adopted at Chicago more in the light of an
adjustment than of a war. "The rates be
fore were 18 cents from Omaha to the
gulf." said an official, "while tho rate to
the Atlantic seaboard was lit cents. These
rates gave the gulf carrying roads the ad
vantage of a differential of 7 cents. Tho
new rates are 18 cents over the eastern
lines and 12H cents over the gulf lines. This
means a differential of BV4 cents, and It Is
what Chicago has been lighting for. The
eastern lines believed that the southern
roads had too much of an advantage."
"In your opinion, what effect will the
new rate have upon the lines using the
Omaha gateway?"
Effect on Lorul Market.
"The rates, as I understand It, apply only
to export grain originating west of the
river. It puts the eastern and western
carriers on a more equal basis ami future
movements will depend largely upon the
market In which the grain Is bought and
who the exporters are. Of course Uie ex
port grain that might naturally move
through the Omaha gateway la practically
out of the way. It Is getting late fur
gulf shipments, us they don't like to get
caught on the gulf stream with corn when
It Is in Its germinating period. For these
reasons I am not looking for any huge
shipments now regardless of what the rate
Is. The new rates will have the effect of
moving the grain In the Chicago elevators
and also any grain which has been held
back and which Is closer to the Atlantic ,
seaboard.
A good deal of grain Is yet to move, but I
not export grain. The domestic markets '
are not yet taken care of, and tho elTect of
the new rate on the domestic shipments Is ;
now being watched. At first glance it
looks as If there is trouble In store for the
grain carriers and that there ore likely to
be further cuts. There is no telling how i
deep they may cut nor how the rateS .
may be applied, but as the situation Is at ;
present I regard the new tariffs merely In ,
the light of an equitable adjustment of
rates. If there should be a chance of any ;
large movement of grain In any one direc- i
tlon there Is no telling, of course, whut '
might happen."
Rates Made In Culcagro,
CHICAGO, Jan. 27. Following the action
yesterday of the Missouri, Kansas & Texas,
reducing the rates on grain from Omaha
and Kansas City to gulf ports, and the
action of the Rock Island reducing the
rate from Omaha and Kansas City to east
ern points, the trunk Uues east of Chicago
reduced the rate today on grain from 11
to 13'4 centa. The charges on export am:
domestic grain were cut from 20 to 17,.
centa. The differential rates are to Phlla
delphia 13 and Baltimore! 12 centa. Tin
Illinois Central fallowed almost linme
dlately with a 12-cent rate from all point
on its line In Illinois outside of C'liu-:ij.-to
;u'f ports.
Burlington Cuts Hales to till 1 1.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 27.-H. L. Hurmoi .
generui southwestern agent of the Bur
lington system at Kansas City, was ad
vised today that the Burlington had met
the cut Of ths Missouri, Kaunas A Texut, j
pj sm3 basal tusl lif iiiisn laBBaaag bmJ
Great Cap Sale
?1.50 and J2.00 Winter Caps
In order to dispose of them
quickly will sell them 7
Saturday, at. choice. . . . t
CAPS In great variety of style,
worth up to f0c, your f A
choice Saturday IUC
50c Children's Stocking
Caps, great snap, at..
19c
SAMPLE HATS An immense
Line of $2.00 and
$2.50 values, at
1.50
SHOE SALE SATURDAY
Coot or former
Men's, Women's and Mtaaes'
Velvet, carpet sole, warm
lined Slippers, per pair
29c
JERSEY LEGGINGS For women,
and children reduction sale
price, 49c, 89c and
misses
29c
Men's $1.50 satin calf lace shoes,
per pair
,98c
98c
98c
Bojs'
per
$1.50 satin calf lace shoes,
pair
Youths' $1.50 satin calf lacs shoes,
per pair
0ft on All Stetson Double Sole Shoes
STETSON, CROSSETT and JOHN MITCHELL Shoes for Men, and the ULTRA
Groceries!
the excavators Stock must be sold
i 3-lb,
cans Solid Packed Tomatoes 7c
S-lh. cans Hominy, Squash or Sauer
Kraut 74o
3-lb. cans Boston Baked Beans 7Hc
2-lb. cans Sweet Sugar Corn 7Hc
2-Ib. cans Early June Sifted Peas 7ftc
2-lb. cans Fancy Wax, String or Lima
Beans Hc
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUIT
SALE.
4c
6c
Choice California Prunes, lb
Fancy Santa Clara Prunes, lb
Fancy 3 Crown Muscatel Raisins, lb,
Fancy 4 Crown Muscatel Raisins, lb
Choice California Peaches, lb
Fancy Mulr Peaches, lb
Choice Cleaned Currants, lb
Fancy Evaporated Raspberries, lb.
Fancy Pitted Plums, lb:
Fancy California Apricots, lb
to
6c
7Hc
..84c
.."He
-.23c
.12V4c
... 10c
Railroad company In the rate on export
corn from Omaha to the gulf to 134 cents,
and from southwest Missouri points to the
gulf of 12b cents.
The Burlington system has Joined forces
with the other lines and In connection with
the Illinois Central Is making a campaign
to keep grain moving to the gulf as against
the effort of Chicago roads to divert the
haul to the Atlantic coast points by way of
Chleaeo.
The roads extending to the gulf are angry
over the nllegcd attempts of Chicago lines
to monopolize the grain traffic.
MAY SETTLE JFOUNDRY STRIKE
Newport Concern Has Been Purchased
by Former Kmplojes, Who
Take Possession.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 27. It was announced
today that the Newport Foundry and Ma
chine company's plant at Newport, Ky.,
which had been the center of strike
troubles for several months, has been sold
to a new corporation, thirty-five of whose
members are workmen formerly In the
employ of the foundry. The men will take
Immediate possession and expect to have
the plant running on a co-operative basis
by next week. ,
FOUR TRAINMEN ARE KILLED
Collision at Tallahoma, Tens,, Re.
alts In Injury to Xamber
of Passengers.
NASHVILLE, Tenn., Jan. 27. A south
bound passenger train nnd a northbound
freight train on the Nashville, Chattanooga
ri St. Louis railroad collided today near
Tullahoma, Tenn., killing four trainmen
mid Injuring several passengers. None of
the passengers wns seriously hurt so far as
known. The trains met on a straight track.
The reeporolbility for the accident has not
been placed.
The confidence of
the public is the final
proof of merit
Old
Underoof
Rye
Has stood the test.
It is old and pure.
p 1
0
nwRiicivp
THE RELIABLE STORE.
CORSETS
$1.00 RUST PROOF
special values
at
CORSETS,
..75c
Just received a sample line
Girdles in white and fancy colors
with one set of Hose Support
ers, worth up to $1.00, hOs
choice
selling price will not be considered In
2.00
2.48
98c
Misses' $1.50 vlcl and dongola
lace shoes, per pair
Women's $1 75 and $1.50 vlcl kid
lace shoes, per pair
98c
Little Men's $1.00 satin calf laco fQn
shoes, per pair J J
Chllds' $1.00 sample shoes, lace or button.
hand
turned soles, 69C
per pair
Chllds" $1.25
turned soles,
per pair
sample shoes, lace
hand
69c
Groceries!
regardless of cost.
Fancy Bartlett Pears, lb 12Hc
Fancy Seeded Raisins, per pkg 6c
THE LARGEST FRESH FRUIT DE
PARTMENT IN THE WEST The car of
Fancy Highland Navel Oranges for this
week's sale was the finest yet received.
Regular 35c and 40c Navels elsewhere our
price, per dozen 25c
Regular 30c Navels elsewhere our price,
per dozen 20c
Regular 26c Navels elsewhere our price,
per dozen 174c
Regular 20c Navels elsewhere our price.
per dozen 15c
Regular l"Hc Navels elsewhere our price,
per dozen 12c
Pure Colorado White Clover Honey,
per rack 10c
Large Ripe Bananas, per dozen 12c
SPORTS OF A DAY.
EVENTS ON THE Hl.MG THACKS
Only Two Favorites Sneered In Win
ning; at Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 27. Favonlus and
Dan MrKcnna, both of whom won with
considerable ease, were the only sui'i-essf ul
favorites today. Signal II and Oeoigla
Baldwin lasted Just long enough In their
rnceH to beat Evelyn Klnsey and Mary
GUnn, the favorites. Jiw Lesser was
strongly fancied In the last race, but
seemed short and untlt. Rlan fouled
Tootsle Maek In the stretch and was dls
ualilled, third place being given to H.nnl
Spinner. Weather cleur: track fast. Re
sults:
First race, six furlongs: Signal 11 7
to 2 won, Kvelyn Klnsey second, Jeten
th rd. Time: 1:144.
Second race, six furlongs: uenrHlu Bald
win to 5) won. Inquisitive Ulrl second
Mrv Glenn third. Time: 1:13.
Third race, six and one-half furlongs:
B ennenworth (3 to 1) won. Mob Murnhv
second. Bonnie Lithe third. Tlmr: 1:214.
Fourth race, six and one-nnir furlongs
Favonlus (4 to 1) won, Gold Spink second
Heritage third, lime: l:L'UV.
Fifth race, mile: Dan MeKenna (S to 3i
won, Dalesman second, Montebank third.
Time: 1:4L'4.
Sixth race, mile and three-sixteenths:
Stonewall (9 to 1) won, Nowelta second,
Rlan finished third but waa disqualified,
Hand Spinner third. Time: 2:om.
LOS ANGELES. Jan. 27. Results at As
cot nark:
First race, four furlongs: Expressing
(S to 1) won, lla second, Dorothea Fry
third. Time: 0:4Hi.
Second race, Slsuon course: My Oem
(8 to Bi won. MacFlecknoe second, Itubl
ann third. Time: 1:H.
Third race, mile: Ralph Rerse (7 to 8)
won. O'rdlestone second, Mary Gentry
third. Time: l:4H.
Fourth race, six furlongs, handicap:
Delagoa (even) won, William Wright sec
ond. Tim Hurst third. Time: 1:1SH.
Fifth race. Slauson course: Seasick (6
to 1) won, Ladv Klpar second, D'el Car
onndo third. Time: 110.
Sixth race, mile nnd fifty yards: Ca
pable (H to 1) won. Bandlllo second, Jardln
de Paris third. Time: l:ib.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 27. Results at
Oakland:
First race, five furlongs: uomen inni
won, Spondoollx second, Grenore third.
Time: 1 :0fK.
Second race, six furlongs: Instrument
won. Sir Preston second, Lady Kent third.
Time: 1:1.
Third race mile and three-sixteenths:
Erne won. Fnrmero second, Mr. Dingle
third. Time: 210. .,...
Fourth race, six and one-half furlongs:
Ishbiiia won. Sals second. Sun Nicholas
third. Time: l:25"j.
Fifth race, tulle and fifty yards: Black
Thome won. Vla-oroso second, Mr. Farnum
third. Time: 151.
Sixth race, seven furlongs: Honlton won.
SoulTriere second, Gateway third. Time:
1:32.
HOT SPRINGS, Jan. 27. Results at Es
sex 'vtrk:
First race, five and one-half furlongs:
Tuvenal Mxlm won. St. Florence second, j
MTtius third. Time: l:0fH.
Second race, three furlonars: Oaklawn
won. Pretty Girl aecond, Saldora third.
Tir: 0:37.
Third race, six furlongs: Gavin C. won,
Port Arthur second. Chancy third. Time:
1 :'.!!
Fourth race, six furlongs: Peegy won,
Toe Goss second, Thespian third. Time:
1-14M.
Fifth race, five and one-half furlongs:
Operator won, Jake Ward second. Arlttta
bird. Time: 1:09.
Sixth race, mile and one-sixteenth. Tu-
eando won. Woterford second. Cornwall
third. Time: 1:48V4.
Two New Ski Hecords.
RED WI.N'O, Minn.. Jan. 27. New world
records were established In a ski tourna
ment today. In the long Jump, stand or fall,
leoige Thompson of Red Wing covered 118
'eet and In the long Jump, standing. Ous
'af By- of Ishpeinlng. Mich., went 1 feet,
in th being ahead of all previous records.
Complete Hevlsed Agreement.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 27. The revised na
loi.al agreement, whl.'h provides for the
-egulatlou of professional bave ball, wis
ornpleted todiy by the national commis-
'I in and wIM be made public In a few days.
Mot of the changes were agreed upon at
the rscent meeting of ths commission In
an
tQ th V k3 a
50c Veilings at 5c Per Yard
A lot of odd plews from our rr-fular stock of fancy and plain Tell
ings, fancy dot, plain chiffon and s wing silk, usually told at 25c, 33c
and 50c yard choice of tola lot Saturday,
at, yard
Announcement Extraordinary
In our Men's Furnishing Department Saturday will be the
greatest bargain day ever known in Omaha. Read these items
carefully.
of
MONARCH, MANHATTAN, GRIFFIN
worm over ai imm ai.iw 10 .oo son, pieiea or sxirr posoms
all good clean stock, In neweet styles some with two pairs of
detached cuffs sixes 14 to Is your choice Saturday,
each
500 DOZEN 4-PLT LINKN COLLARS
men and boys, worth 16e each
a wonderful snap at w
$1.00 to $1 RO MEN'S ALL WOOL
UNDERWEAR, sale price
,75c
75c
$1.80 MEN'S UNION SUITS, extra
heavy, sale price
Ladies' and Childrens9 Underwear
Specials
LADIES' VESTS and PANTS, extra heavy
riooea worm ouc to i6c
choice
39c
LADIES' Heavy Ribbed VESTS
and Pants at
25c
$1.50 LADIES' t'NION SUITS. Tr
extra heavy, at
LADIES' RIPRED UNION SUITS,
good 75c to $1.50 values, at Mc and
25c Heavy Fleeced Shirts and Draw
era for boys and girls, at
49c
15c
25c
39c
60c Children's
Pants at
Vests and
Children's Wool Vests and Pants,
good value, 75c, now
Read These Drug
Prizes
You can always save money at our drug
counters.
Almond Skin Food, l5c
Cream Maruese, 15c
Complete Manicure Set, 10C
Graves' Tooth Powder, &C
Colgate's Tooth Powder, 15c
Hygenlo Tooth Wash, 1fir
bottle 1UC
Cucumber Enamel, for whitening 4Sp
the skin, bottle
2-quart Hot Water Bottle, 37C
Fountain Syringe, 37C
Hardware, Stoves
Special Sale on
Aluminum En
ameled
This ware Is enameled under the ALUMINUM PROCESS. Besides filling the pores of
baser metal It causes the enamel to adhere more firmly and puts a superior finish
on the goods. NOTE THE PRICES.
10-quart Water Pall S9c
Large Mixing Spoon 6o
Windsor Dipper 11c
9-Inch Pie Plates 7o
Pot Covers any size lOo
6-quart Pudding Pan l&c
6-quart Preserving Kettle 23a
this city. Increased authority for the na
tional commission In enforcing the agree
ment and more open dealing In drafts and
selling are the most Important of the
changes, many amendments being minor
nnd largely for the purpose of avoiding
misunderstanding of possibly ambiguous
statements.
WITH THE BOWLERS.
On the alleys of the Omaha Bowling as
sociation last night the Drexels won three
straight games from the Armours. The
first game furnished the mrst excitement,
although the scores were low. Three pins
saved the day for the Drexels. Banks was
In form nnd piled up a total of 36. Hartley
had a safe but made only four pins on
the last ball. Score:
DREXELS.
1st. 2d.
Neale 155 199
i-lte.rns 12H 174
Hartley 2aK 225
Banks 197 2o
Zimmerman 169 223
8d. Totals.
212 m
1M 4tM
IS m
233 &16
167 669
942 .826
Totals
.v R57 1,027
ARMOl'RS.
1st. 2d.
Tonneaman 179 199
Adams 163 200
Chumlea 141 1!2
Collins 190 1K4
Encell 181 1d3
d. Totals.
1M 6A2
197 tm
154 4H7
190 54
161 626
Totals 364 96S 877 2,699
Catcher Jack Ryan Sold.
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Jan. 27. Catcher
Jack Ryan of the Kansas City American
association base ball club, has been sold to
the Columbus American association club.
Moux City Defeats Port Dodge.
SIOl'X CITY. Ia., Jan. 27.-8pedal Tele
gramsThe Sioux City Giants defeated the
Fort Dodge Young Men's Christian asso
ciation basket ball team, 65 to 29.
Only Scientific Methods Cure
If you need a physician, get a good one. You cannot afford to Jeopardise
your future health and happiness by neglect or experiment with uncertain and
unreliable treatment. When once a patient Is rescued by us from the ravages
of disease or weakness peculiar to his sex, the disease should never return at a
later dale to affect or annoy the patient. What a man wants Is not a tem
porary relief, but a permanent snd complete cure. The specialists connected
with the State Medical Institute are eminently qualified to sdvlse, direct and
treat the class of diseases that constitute their specialty. If you suffer from
anv disease or weakness, caused by Ignorance, excesses, abus ve habits or con
taglon, you are the very person we want to talk to and help. Do not permit
false delicacy to prevent your cure. Come to us and be cured. It behooves you
to have the blight removed from your life as quickly ss Dosslhle-have your
nervous power restored your physical power renewed, and with mental and
sexual power perfected be once more a man among men. .
We cure quickly, safely and thoroughly
Stricture, Varicocele, Emissions, Impotency, Ncrvo-Scxual
Debility. Blood Poison (Syphilis). Rectal,
Kidney and Urinary Diseases,
and all diseases snd weaknesses of men due to Inheritance, svll habits, eg.
ceases, self -abuse or the result of specific or private dlsea.es.
mucin TlTlflS mrC If you cannot call, writs for symptom blank.
lUlldUk lAliUn I ALL Office Houra fa. ro. toip. m. Sundays, 10 to 1 only.
STATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
13t Faraam St.. Bst. Mth sal I4tts atrseti, O.aarit. Ns.
i
5c
AND CLUETT BRAND SHIRTS, sold ths
soio tns
49c
for
lc
MEN'S rtNH WOOL PHIRTS-I.lptht and
dark patterns, tie to match worth Al
up to $150-at 'VC
MEN'S UNDERSHIRTS, extra heavy fOn
fleece lined, worth 50c. oholce I'w
MEN'S HOSB Heavy wool and fleece $fl-.
lined, worth lc to 25c, at i:vc and.. vJV
LADIES'
to $1.50,
KNIT BHIRTS.
at 75c, 39c and.
worth 7$o
196
Oolf Olovea and Mittens for Misses and
Ladle worth up to 50c
at 26o and
...15c
From 10 Till 11 A. M.
Children's Shirts and Drawers, extra heavy
fleeoe lined. In small and medium Ifln
slses, at, per garment
From 11 A. M. 17 12 M.
Children's Hose, heavy ribbed, In all
slses worth 16c choice, per pair
Be Good to Your Eyes
Spectacles or Eyeglasses
Correctly Fitted
Efficient Low Prices
Service
Optical Dept., Main Floor.
and Housefurnishings
Ware
-quart Bsvucs
Pan.
.190
,. TO
.29o
..190
Straight Cup
10-quart Dish Pan.
S-quart Preserving Kettle.
-quart Sauce Pan lid
Large Chamber .....39o
-quart Milk Pan...., Jao
WARRANTS FOR FOUR BANKERS
Buffalo Justice Ends John Doe Pro
ceedlngs by Ordering; Arrest
ol Snspects.
BUFFALO, N. Y., Jan. 27. Justice Mur
phy, who has been conducting John Dos
proceedings with a view to ascertaining If
there was anything criminal In connection
with the Insolvency of the defunct Ger
man bsnk, today Issued warrants for the
arrest of Arthur E. Appleyard of Boston,
Richard Emory, Robert E. Schelllng and
Engene A. Georger of Buffalo. Appleyard
Is charged with larceny and the other
three with violating section 63 of the penal
code.
It is charged that Appleyard misrepre
sented the value of bonds of the Ohio
Traction company which were given to the
bank as security for a loan obtained by
him.
Emory was president of the bank, when
It went Into the hands of a receiver, Geor
ger waa president of the bank up to the
time the Appleyard Interests obtained con
trol of It. Schilling was one of the bank's
directors.
Attorney Hard Is Better.
TOPEKA, Kan.. Jan. 27. The condition
r.t a A Kurd, reneral attorney of ths
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe railroad, whs
Is seriously 111 with pneumonia, waa re
ported improved today and attending physi
cians say there Is yet hope of his recovery.
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