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THE OMAHA DAILY REE: THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 9. 1005.
COUNTY EMPLOYES CHOSEN
GommiBgloiieTB Name Men to Fill
Appointive Position.
the
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BOB SMITH LANDS AS COUNTY. AUDITOR
Rlatloa Offered hj MeOnaaM and
Prisse by o1 o KnimrJ, Me
DaaaM m4 llofi-Mt Orcr
Broilai't Protest.
tor the flrst time In recent history the
IlOftrd of County Comnilsnloners met on
time Wednenday afternoon and by resolu
tion appointed the following list of county
offlcera. the appointment to take effect
on February 28:
Sunerlntrndent of Poor Farm and Hos-
ItHl William Mumaugh; matron, Mrs.
Iumauh.
Day watchman and Hay Nurse James
Oallnway and Mr. Oallaway.
Kns;ineer Jfphn Ruswll; day flremsn,
William D. Klerstea1.
County A arnt J. II Olaenman.
Bujierlntendont County HuiUlina; Joseph
McCaffrey; engineer, Lawrence Quaeley;
Janitors, Tnm Toy, Frlti Bloomer, Tom
Wheeler, Mike Clark.
f'nuntv Auditor Robert Bmlth: deputy
auditor, D. M. Haverly; assistants, J. S.
Iiiupi. E. O. tyilomon.
Amlatant County Physician Dr. William
IHvlfr, South Omaha.
This new slate makes several changes In
that offered by Commissioner Brunlng.
The nw resolution was offered aa
an amendment to Brunlng's by Commis
sioner McDonald and was adopted by the
votes of Chairman Kennard, McDonald and
Hofeldt. The latter Is the democratic mem
ber and had not figured In any calculations
heretofore made on the appointees. Evi
dently Messrs. Kennard and McDonald took
Hofeldt In order to beat the Brunlng slate.
When the new resolution waa presented
Brunlng asked that It take the same course
as Vhe previous resolution making appoint
ments. Chairman Kennard refused to en
tertain this request, holding that the vote
should be taken on the resolution as an
amendment to Brunlng's resolution. This
ruling was sustained by the vote of S to 2,
and the new officers were thus confirmed.
Two Who May Wot Accept.
Emmet O. Solomon, now named as an as
sistant county auditor, was slated for the
position of auditor on the list laid over last
Saturday. His friends consider It hardly
likely that he will accept the subordinate
place.
There la no certainty that D. M. Haverly,
named for deputy auditor, will assume the
duties of the position. Commissioner Mc
Donald said that he had not seen Mr. Hav
erly for month or more. From other
sources it Is learned that Mr. Haverly is
supposed to have gone to Denver to take a
good position about a month ago. It would
seem that his appointment was brought
about by friends on the board who did not
know of Mr. Haverly's absence from the
city, or who may have assurances that he
will come back to take the Job.
The positions of engineer and day fire
man at the county poor farm were not in
cluded In the two slates offered by Com-
mlssloner Brunlng, and neither was that
of engineer at the courthouse.
J. II. Classman was on the original Brun
lt?g slate for county agent. In, the new
deal he replaces Samuel Hoff.
Commissioner Trainor secured the ap
pointment of Dr. Davis as assistant county
physician by a separate resolution after
. the adoption of McDonald's list. He and
Brunlng also have a Janitor apiece to
their credit. Hofeltd's was the deciding
vote, but he seems to have got no appoint
ment His satisfaction is understood to
come from seeing certain men on the first
slates left off the new one.
IICATIXO COJTTE9T TONIGHT.
Plain and Fancy Skaters Will Com
pete for Prises at the Auditorium.
' The first contest In plain and fancy Skat
ing at the Auditorium, will be put onV to
night. This contest is open to amateurs
only and prises are offered for the best
lady skater, the best gentleman skater
and the best couple. The points will be
ease and grace of movement, 60 per cent;
speed, 25 per cent, and fancy movements, 25
per cent. The prises for the single entrees
will be a pair of ballbearing skates for the
best lady skater and the same for the best
gentleman skater. The couple which car
ries off the prize will be given a check
lor $5.
The entrees up to last night were as fol
lows: Miss Marie Shane: Mrs, Ada Barnes,
211 South Twenty-fourth street: Mrs. C. R.
Thlem, 2127 Farnam; Miss Augusta, Smith,
221 South Seventeenth street; Charles A.
Krause of the Bennett company, Clinton
Hlgby, W. H. Homan and C. H. Oetchell.
The couples which have already entered
the contest are Mrs. Cuscaden and Clinton
Hlgby, C. H. Oetchell and Miss Lembke.
Several other couples will undoubtedly
enter the contest. I
Manager Qlllan will select Judges who
are in no way connected with the Audi
torium rink. The lady contestants will
skate first and will all appear on the floor
at the same time for a period of tan min
utes. The gentlemen contestants will have
a like period in which to show their ability
and the couples entering the contest the
enms.
The contest will begin promptly at 9
o'clock. .
Invest Constant Oil hock, sot N. T. Life.
SHOES
25c each
50c a pair
Thursday and Friday we will
tell all left-overs from our men's
shoea In congress and lace aires
bt 6 aud 0V nnrrow widths.
None sold, for less than Cfirt
. $5.00 and $0.00, now, or . . J U C
100 pair women's one-strap slip
pers, broken lots, worth r f
$2.00 and $2.50, now, pr.3U
H 200 pairs women's shoes, broken
lots, rims 3, 4 ana A, B
n iid O widths, regular Lfi0 and
$-1.00 values. 1 Cs
l.UU
now.
3,930
Yards on
Squares flryt
aorj Tablet l,Uz
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Biggest
Citidrftlrtori
SJ C? LWUI WlUfal
oVSrffitt Sale tier
V &Um4& Known
EXTRA SPECIAL BARGAINS
SALE
-JiC
u y a iviuua m ino very premesv paw
2ic-5c-10c
Thursday will be a day of even greater bargains la embroideries than
over this embroider y W fre-h from the Custom House. It is from the
factory of a renowned Swiss manufacturer and comprises
factory samples, trial strips, mill ends
. Thousands of yards of fresh new poods brought forward on Thurs
day for the first time. The most complete and beautiful showing of
fine embroideries ever displayed In Omaha.
11,000 yards of narrow widths of Embroideries
and Insertings of hijfh jjrade cambric bi
bargain for Thursday worth up to 5c yard
at, per yard ,
Embroideries, Insertings and gal loons in the very prettiest pat
terns, made of cambric,
nainsook and Hamburg,
worth up to 28c a yard
at, per yard
All the finest skirt flouncings, corset cover embroideries,
eta extra wide widths up to 17 inches f C
special bargain, per yard IJCs&JC
Embroideries in Natch Sets
All widths of Swiss and nainsook embroideries with in
sertings to match neat,, dainty and elaborate designs
many baby sets fine goods that regularly sell from 75c to
$1.50 a yard, at, per yard
15c-25c-39c-49c and 59c
Ladies' Fur Sca.rf Special
A splendid assortment of fine large fluffy fox scarfs, genuine
marten scarfs, etc. beautiful! made with cords1, tail
trimmings, etc. actually sold earlier in the Q QO
season up to $25.00, at 0
Ladies' Fur Scarfs Isabella and gray fox, Canadian marten, t fjrt
eto. a wide acsortment of very stylish fur pieces, at Jv
Ladles' Winter Coats Long and
short styles right up to
date, will go 4 QQ
T..U
at.
Ladles' Long and Short Winter
Coats many fully lined lat
est winter styles 98
Ladies 75c Corsets at 15c Basement
A big bargain In Corsets all sizes made in black and
gray colors many well known makes-actually worth
as high as one dollar each Thursday IN BASEMENT
at each ,
15c
I Friday is the Great Towel Sale
A manufacturer's accumulation of fine Iluck and. Turkish Towels
In odd lots and some of them Imperfect Most extraordinary towel bar
gains ever known. Many lots of these towels going at less than one
half their regular price.
J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS. BOSTON STORE
I
THE GREATEST SALE
of HEN'S and BOYS'
CuMS mi (BAP
THAT EVER TOOK PLACE IN OMAHA BEQ1NS
Saturday Morning, Feb. II, at
All
the
MARTIN-COTT DAT CO.'S
Wholesale Slock of Hals and Caps
hat were in any way damaged by smoke and water were sold to us by
Insurance Companies at a fraction of their value. Nine-tenths of these
hats we guarantee absolutely sound and perfect only the cases and car
tons having been slightly wet All bought for spring trade. All the
newest styles.
Sr Saturday .' Fraction of their Value
J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS.
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Ask for a
QUALITY IS OUR MOTTO I
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mwmm n r m liar- . . . ... . M . .
fro deals, tc, but for Pin Quality H ram Tobnrro, KUlAL to Imported
Clgui. Hold direct to tho rsUilur by P. R. RICK MKHC CIGAR CO., Manuf teo
luwi, ST. LOUIS.
Drexel Shoe Co.
MI9 FARNAM STREET,
Onilii'i Up-li-ia!) Stioj Hum
A8K FOR OUR TREE CATALOGUE.
P ssass.Bsass.Mssa am
YOUR GROCER SELLS IT THE YEAR 'ROUND
'None suchMince Meat i
li 2-Ple 10c Packages with List of Valuable Premiums.
Rrmii-iouii ct. I
lIUCUH.sEWTOUjj
r 8811 III iiufllMlViHlBKBgas.
. GILLETTE 1
Safety Razors
The Litist and Best Sold
la Omaha by
Myers -Dillon Drug Co,
I6th and Farnam.
IS H til I
0IMIM WtAIHtR Tdurstfay, Fair.
Green Tracing Stamps
Swell your collections by saving cou
pons, tobacco tags, cigar bands, labels,
trade marks, etc.
Get a list of manufacturers and job
bers who are wise to the value of
Green Trading Stamps as a household
asset:
One Geeen Trading Stamp for two Dia
mond "C" Soap Trade Marks.
Two Green Trading Stamps for each
"Force" Trade Mark
Two Green Trading Stamps tor each "Jel
ly con" Trade Marck, Etc,
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Headquarters
for
Valentines
THE nRI.UBLE STORK.
Headquarters
for
Valentines
The Russian
Crown Jewels
(In Replioa)
Worn by Mildred Hoi
Uod In "The Triumph
of an Empress," Thars.
day, Friday and Satur
day at Boyd's for
proper public exhibition
these blazing re ni are
displayed In
' The B ennett
Wi ndows
They are almost price
less Co me and see
them.'
HANDSOME NEW SILK SUITS
775 beautiful garments in the very latest new spring styles now belna
shown. No other place in the city will you find such an array of entJcingl f
priced New Silk Suits, our early prices aro S.!X, $10, $15, $20. $25 TP IV i
NEW WOOL SUITS In the most ap
proved spring styles and fabrics, in
cluding short blouse and walking
suits, great values at $3.90, TP Art
$10, $12.50, up to.
NEW LINEN WAISTS, embroider v ,
fronts and new mutton lee; aleev'1
the very first showing; of the spri;
son son s hannsoina designs,
$1.00 $1..V), $2.00 up to
5.00
Winter Coats and Waists al Less than CoJ
GREAT SALE OF
VALENTINES THURSDAY
Cut Prices! Cut Prices! Cut Prices!
OVH IMMENSE STOCKS SU BJECTED TO A PRICE CT'T OF 20 PER CENT
BEAUTIFUL CELLULOID NOVELTIES, boxed, sell for $2.50, $1.28, 00c,
35c and 15c, special, beginnning Thursday, each O
$1.88, Soc, 45c, 20c and OC
LITTLE VALENTINE BOOKLETS, post and scenic cards,
regular price, 10c, 5c and 2c, special, each, 6c, 3c and 1C
FOLDING TISSUE PAPER NOVELTIES, beautiful colors,
and embossed hearts and figure, for 5Sc, 38c and A
LATE COPYRIGHT BOOKS, such as "The Castaway," "The Clansman,"
' "Riley's Love Lyrics," "The Prospector, ' "The Madigans," "In Love's
Garden," "Love Finds the Way," "Phases, Mazes and Crazes in Love,"
tied with taffeta sillc ribbon, banded in pold and white, latest QA
novelties la Valentine gifts, $2.25, $1.05, $L08 and WC
, STATIONERY MAI.f FLOOR.
Pretty New Coats and Dresses
On Our Second Floor
We are now showing stylish new spring garments from
the largest center fashions of the world.
In the new spring Covert Coats we are showing (IP
pretty ones at $14.50, $12.50, $9.90, $8.93 and. . 1
ew Cravenette Coats, very stylish and nobby
patterns and styles, at $25, $22.50, $19.50 and
worth up to 25c, at 10c and .
59 c
1.00
At the Silk Counter
10 pieces' of 27-inch Black Taffeta Silk, the best
90c grade, Thursday yard
10 pieces 36-inch Black Taffeta Silk, the $1.50
quality, special for Thursday yard
At the Dress Goods Counter
Another sale of those famous 54-inch Mohair Sicilians, in
blues, browns, grays and blacks, worth $1.00 Crt
yard (only Thursday) yard JUC
Klmona Flannel Sale
All of our 32-inch pretty Kimona Flannels and Waist- J?
injp, worth up to 25c yard, Thursday yard JC
Bennett's Great Grocery
The greatest satisfaction Is exper
ienced In buying- your groceries at
Bennett's.
Tapioca Special
Fifty ($5) CJreon Trading Stamps
with five pounds Tapioca 35c
Thirty (3) Green Trading; Stamps
with five cans Tomutoea and (
Five' cans Corn, I I II I
Both for ... l.WV
Twenty ($2) Green Trading Stamps
with two cans Omar Peaches 36o
Ten til) Green Trading Stamps with
pound Three Crown Ivondoa Layer
KalBlns ISO
Ten t$l) Groen Trading Stamps with
pound Three Crown California
RalHlns 10a
Ten (I1J Green Trading Stamps with '
three packages Bennett's Capitol
Mincemeat 3o
Ten ($1) Grfen Trading Stamps with
quart medium Sour Pickles 10c
Thirty ($3) Green Trading Stamps
with jar Bennett'B Capitol Pre
serves 35o
CANDY
Ten ($1) Oreen Trading Stamps with
George Washington's Hatchet 10c
Twenty ($2) Green Trading Stamps,
with pound box Bennett's Speclui
Chocolate Creams 25o
THURSDAY SHOE SALE
2.48
83 pairs of Dorothy Dodd Nigh Shoes, broken
lines, which we will sell, at '.
Fifty ($5.00) Green Trading Stamps.
Men's and Boys Covert Cloth Leggings,
worth 75c, now
Twenty ($2.00) Green Trading Stamps.
Misses' and Children's two and four buckle snow
excluding Arctics, worth $1.25, now
MAIN FLOOR.
50c
Thursday Snaps Ii Hardware
THE UNIVERSAL FOOD CHOPPER, best on the market,
three sizes, $1.38, $1.08 and
Forty (H) Green Trading Stamps with either.
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading; kttamps with each paring
Knife....,
Twenty ($2.00) Green Trading Stamps with each Monte Carlo
Brad Kolfe...
Thirty ($3.oo Green Trading Stamps with each Butcher Knife,
best grrultf, 7-lni'l)
Twenty ($2.0ti) Green Trading Stamps with Never-Hrenk
Skill. t 7, 8. U and 10 iU; :t8 a'Jc and
Ten ($1.0n) Green Trading Stamp with Galvunlzed Itixket,
14 quart, 12 quart, 10 quart iMo 22c and
Any $15.00 and $18.00 Coat in the
house, your choice, QP
now OtJD
Choice of any Coat In the house that
sold up to $8.0O, 2 SO
Choice of any Coiit In the house that
sold tip to $12.fiO, Q r
now JJD
Choice of any Coat In the houso Hint
sold up to $00, 150
$1 Waists 39c $1.50, 1.75 Waists 69c $3 to $5 Waists 1.49
From 8:3 to 9:30 A. M. From 8 till 9 A. fl. From 9 till 10 A. fl.
$1 Sateen Underskirts 39c Flannelette Wrappers 2.c $1.25 Dressing Sacques 49o
Mohair Dress Goods
Over 10(10 different styles and shades of spring mohairs now on snle T PA
domestic and foreign, 3ttc, 50,c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, up to JD3
Main Wash Goods Department
New arrival of spring organdies, summer silks and spring suitings, CO
at, per yard, 10c, 19c, 25c, 39c and ....DJC
MoBt complete lining stock In the west, Sampson's silk,
at, per yard
.58c
SEE OUR GREAT DISPLAY
Snery Wew sPri"9 Millinery m2
Department MISS BELIE KN0WLT0N, Mgr. Department.
THURSDAY SPECIALS
IN THE GREAT DOMESTIC ROOM
COLORED LAWNS 36 In. wide, 1905 pat
terns, good value at 12c per yd., Cp
ttt nr vril ...
19C FLANNELETTES-W! in
wide.
pretty patterns, nt, yard
SPLCCIAL LONU CLOTH-36 In. wide.
7M.C HUCKABACK TOWELS, 'Ip
purh
.5c
7c
HUCKABACK TOWELS-96 In.
long, worth up to 15c, at
GRASS TOWELING, fancy check;
neavy twiiira toweling, worm oo, I
at. ner yard . ..-') 3 C
STAND COVERS An lmmrnne Una,. fm
worth up to hoc, choice- Thursday.
BLEACHED SHEETS, linen finish, A
up to
1ED
81x90 size, bSo value, at.
12.50
Pretty new Wool Suits, very nobby, at $15
and
And as high as $32.50.
Silk Shirt Waist Suits.-
In all the latest colorings and all the new pretty styles.
We put on special sale Thursday a pretty f Cfl
Silk Suif for $17.50, $14.50 and IstlWU
And run as high as $42.50.
Neckwear Counter
200 dozen' pretty Tab Collars, in cream and white,
5c
Lace Counter
Another big sale of heavy Torchon Laces for children's
dresses, lots of underwear laces in the lot,
1 inch to 4 inches wide, all at yard
FIVE (50c) GREEN TRADING STAMPS. -
Great Rocker Sale Now in Full Blast
IHAYDER3 BROS.
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SPADRA
Is the best Arkansas Anthracite
unsurpassed for furnaces and
heaters. Bums with a slow,
even heat. No smoke, no slack,
no slate, no dirt. Its lasting
quality cannot be excelled. We
have just received a fresh supply.
A MONEY SAVER. v
PRICE.... $3.50
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Boys and Girls
More of them wanted. Hundreds
working, want hundreds more.
EASY MONEY. , See the ad man.
Prescriptions
We take the place that properly
belongeth to us FIRST PLACE
(that's what I saldO In FILLING
PRESCRIPTIONS!
Heaps o' the best doctors In Om
aha advise their patients to take
their prescriptions to BENNETT'S!
QUALITY, QUANTITY AND
CARE ABSOLUTELY GUARAN
TEED EVERY TIME.
S. E. Corner main floor.
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SHOCOLiTES
and
BONBONS
The product
of oar own man-
sdayBeKaBaBBHB9MnBasisHBiB3BkJ ufacture unsur
passed in elegance of the package and excellence of the
contents. Thousands of pounds have been sold because of
their superior quality and moderate price.
PER POUND BOX , ..60c
PER HALF POUND BOX 30c
TAKE A BOX HOME WITH YOU
Telephone 711. BALDUFF 1518-20 Farnam.
SPADRA COAL
Quality count all coal is NOT alike. You will find a
difference when you burn it. All our coal comes from mines
that have a reputation for quality and uniformity. Every
load is carefully screened and is delivered when and where
you order it.
SPADRA Is the highest grade of Arkansas Coal, and in burning It you
need have no fear of trying an experiment, as It Is a proved success
shown by our large list of customers who use It with perfect satisfaction.
SPADRA will do all that Is claimed for It, and Is rapidly supplanting
Pennsylvania anthracite for uxe In furnaces and grates.
SPADRA GRATE, ton $8.50
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