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THE OMAHA DAILY PEE: FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1905.
WINCH WILL CASE ON AGAIN
Effort to Secure Admission of Copies of
Missing Document to Probate.
ELMER E, THOMAS LAST HAD ORIGINAL
Take by Him from Graad Jnry
Room, the Docnment om 'Which
Hack Properly Depends
la Mow Missing;.
Judge Vlnsonhaler has before Mm again
the Beth "Winch will case. This time the
hearing; la on the petition for the probate
of a copy of a will made by Mr. Vinch
and which was lost. The will wai last
seen In the office of Elmer Thomas, when
the latter wna assistant county attorney.
after it had been before the grand Jury of
Douglas county. If the copies of the will,
there being- two indentlcal in wording,
ahaJl be admitted, that fact will put an
entirely different face on the disposition
of the W inch property. It la now In pos
session of his natural heirs, but the will
disposes of a good deal of it In other ways
than to the heirs who now hold posses
sion. Mrs. Miranda J. Steen, who was
Jormerly Mrs. Winch, will come Id for a
slice, as will other parties, among them
some public institutions.
Attorneys Wapplch and Shoemaker, who
witnessed the will on November 30, 1S91,
testified as to their signatures, but they
differ aa to the place where they had
signed tha Instrument. Mr. Wapplch said
It was algned In Mr. Shoemaker's office
In the New York Life building. Mr. Shoe
maker said it was signed in his office In
the Ramge block, before he moved to the
New Tork LXa. Both gentlemen are posi
tive as to the place and the circumstances.
Alfred Norman, business manager for
Mr. Winch during his lifetime, testified
aa to the fact of the will having been in
his possesion until he bad surrendered It
In the grand Jury room. He had afterward
seen It lu Mr. Thomas' office, and since
then does not know what became of it.
There is quite nn array of legal talent
present to. represent the different parties
In Interest and objections to questions
affecting the sanity of Mr. Winch at the
time he made the lost will are plentiful.
Aanonacementa of the Theaters.
Manager Burgees announces that be has
secured the Perley Opera company for a
return engagement of one night, and that
The Olrl and the Bandit" will be repeated
en Sunday evening at the Boyd theater.
This will be welcome news to Omahans,
with whom the company and the play made
a most tremendous hit.
The seat sals' for the engagement of
"Mother Oooge" Is going ahead nicely,
and the Interest shown Indicates that the
performances will each be watched by
large assemblages. This great undertaking
is In many respects the largest ever at
tempted by Klaw & Erlangor, surpassing
even that of "Ben Hur" In extent and nov
elty. It is from the Drury Lane theater
of London, and has been In America but
two seasons, the first of which was spent
entirely in New York City. The spectacle
was offered In a number of the larger
eastern cities early In the winter, and was
then taken across the continent, where it
was given a most enthusiastic welcome on
tha coast. A stay of one month In San
Francisco broke all records for attendance.
The company is now at Denver, the first
top since leaving San Francisco, and comes
from toenver to Omaha. Probably the most
Interesting feature of the performance is
the flying ballet by the Ortgolettls, but this
la only one of a number of novelties, while
the spectacular features are pronounced to
be perfection In point of beauty and gorge
ousness. The engagement In Omaha opens
on Monday night and continues until after
Saturday, with matinees on Wednesday
and Saturday,
Lodge No. 631, Benevolent Protective Or
der of Elks, will attend the Orpheum today.
This enthusiastic aggregation of the wear
ers of the antlers hall from Council Bluffs
and this being the first Elks' night they
have ever given at the theater it is their
Intention to make It a big, merry, social
vent.
From the Writ, East.
The New York Central Lines offer a fast
express service between the West and the
East that, for speed and luxury, Is unsur
passed. It includes the world famous 20th
Century Limited and Lake Shore Limited,
and many other splendidly appointed fast
trains.
Traveler who recognize the best in rail
roading select the New York Central Lines
for their trips.
SEASONABLE FASHIONS.
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NO. 4622-GIRL78 YOKE! DRESS.
Sizes 3 to v years.
For ths accommodation of readers ot The
Bee these patterns, which usually retail at
from 16 to 60 cents each, will be furnished
at the nominal price of 10 'cents. A supply
Is now kept at our office, ao those who
wish any pattern may get tt either by call
tng or enclosing 10 cents, addressed "Pat
tern Deosrtinent. Bee, Omaha."
..IBDOUINAL SUPPORTERS..
WB SELL ABOUT FORTY KINDS
Prices from to 9S.OO
DRUUS AND KUH11KR UOODS.
Writ for Catalogue.
(HERMAN & McCONNELL DRDQCO
Cor. 18th' and Ko4 Sts.. OMAHA.
THE REMNANTS
and ODDS &nd ENDS from
C3ra.BE SO 'S STOC
Together with thousands of high trade remnants from our own ttick
At Astonishing Bargains
Silk Embroidered Wool Baby Flannels from
Mrs. Benson's Stock at One-Half Price:
Plain Linen Dresa Materials imported by
Mrs. Benson, all the accumulated small lots
go in the basement at One-Half Price.
All Mrs. Benson's Embroideries Remnants and odd
pieces of fine embroideries and insertings in all desira
ble widths fresh new stock tl C (f 1
many new patterns 2C JC"1 Uv"lJv
All Mrs. Benson's Laces All kinds of laces and insert
ings white, cream and ecru some of the very choic
est stock from the Mrs. Ben- yin g l(n
son's purchase, barg'n tables sC'aC" C"IUC
Remnants of Dress Goods
yard for new French organdies in mill lengths, 39c
grade. Thousands of pieces matching for dresses.
yard for 25c dress goods. Double width Jacquard
C satin, also wash voiles and Danish cloth.
10c
a! i eacn t0T m111 lengths,
Ills' hundreds of lengths that
v match, 75c and $1 Sicilian,
Voile Henrietta, etc.
f m yard for all the remnants
I t taken from regular de-
partment dress goods, sell
ing at 50c a yard.
C. each for Imported Sample Sets. 8 and 10 pieces
eJJC in each set the freshest and newest goods
of this season.
All shorter lengths In same arrangement of sets, 15c each.
. Extra Specials in Silk Remnants
2,000 yards pure silk Black Taffeta, 19 inches wide, all C n
in large remnantslimit lO yds to customer, at, yard UC
New remnants and importer's sam
ples for ties; trimmings and fancy
work, plnin and figured silk, at
2c, 5c, 10c, 15c, 25c ea.ch
Over 200 pieces elegant new Spring
Fancy Silk shirt waist suitings
and neat designs, TO.. vf CI
on squares, at
Remnants in the Basement
Cotton Voile Suitings in light and dark grounds plenty of blues g
and browns with splashes, dashes, woven designs, flaked effects, If If
etc. grand assortment for spring and summer wear at, yd. . ..
New Spring White Mer
cerized w a 1 a 1 1 n(i,
worm up to
60c a yard, at,
yard ,
All Silk Dotted Mulls,
black, whit, and every
new shade. A line qua!
ity In the. yard
lengths, for, a
vard
Mohair I.UHter, a popular
fabric this season for
suits, looks like wool
mohair, g u a r a n t eed
washable, thousands of
yaras in laieBi
styles, for, a
vard
A fine quality Printed
Dimities, in figures,
stripes, dots, , A
rosebuds, etc., IIIC
at, a yard
10c
19c
11(19 Ul
15c
Imported Organdies, with
new floral prints, makes
up Deautiruny,
29c values for,
a yard
A brand new lot of fine
Mehcerlzed S a t e en s ,
DiacK and white and all
colors, 40c
values for,
a yard
New Skirting- Madras,
light grounds with
printed figures,
worth 15c a
yard, for
Plain colors, stripes and
styles, slutable for chil
dren's dresses, boys'
waists, in ' seersucker
ginghams, that
are worth 16c
a yd., for a yd..
10c
15c
5c
6k
5c
40-lnch wide fine and
sheer India Llnons,
worth 25c a fi
yd., special at, I Hi",
a yard W
Two bales Unbleached
Sheeting, 40 Inches wide,
ft good grade
for, a
yard
Yard wide Bleached Ms
lin, various qualities, a
special Friday T
yarla.1"..f.,:,.
Thousands of yards good
Unbleached Mus- i
yard'0;. 2JC
Table Damask Special Another immense lot of extra
tine mercerized table damask in mill lengths actually worth )C
60c a yard Friday, at 3C
J
Hi
mmmm
Isi Clothing
At Very Special Bargains
on 3d Floor Boys' Clothing Dept.
Boys' 75c and $1 All Wool Knee Pants
All wool materials, cheviots, serges, etc.
strongly reinforced seams every pair
with double seat and knee J 1
very pair guaranteed 75c fy Tl f
s Dtniuru, jv us-breast-
H50
r's sample IP mmmm
nits they gaaj
at.
and $1 value special. ....
Boys' $4 Knee Pants Suits Sailors, Rus
sians, Norfolks, double breast
ed. A New York manufacturer'
line of children's knee pants suits-
are genuine 9i values on sale
SPECIALS ON THIRD FLOOR
Boys' 75c Shirt Waist Blouses at. ... . 39c
I Boys' 50c White Lawn 1 J"
Fauntleroy Waists. .DC
SPECIAL BASEMENT CLOTHING BARGAINS
Q for Boy a' Percale Waists
J worth 25c.
1 0 n (or Boys' blue Brownie
IUC Overalls worth 23c.
Or ,or Bo"' wo1 Lonj
0.C Pants worth $1.59.
Boys' 50c Walsts-Jlother'sf
Friend attachment, at 1C
CI 1CI for Boys' Knee Pants
J) It I Suits worth $2. '
$1.50
C for Boys' Corduroy Knee
for Boys' Knee Pants
Suits worth $3.
Pants worth 50c.
Men's $7.50 Good Serviceable Spring Suits $j
at
mm
sm
Again Today
You will have the opportunity of attending this beau
tiful opening display of Millinery. We urge every woman
in Omaha who has not seen it to be our guest today. The
beautifully decorated millinery section presents an enchant
ing picture.
The original models of Miss
Daverne have been praised
by hundreds of fashionable
Omaha women. They show
such new Ideas, always in per
fect taste and the air of New
York styles about every one.
We note this season as usual
that Omaha women look to
Rrandels for correct millinery
styles. Never has our showing
been ' so enthusiastically re
ceived. It Is by far the most
artistic array of hats we ever
assembled.
"Braoideis for Millinery.'
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OMAHA WEATHER FORECAST
Partlr Cloud Probably Rata.
V. I
Bennetts Great M illinery
Formal Opening
Continued on Friday
SPECIAL DISPLA Y
OF POPULAR
PRICED HATS
in addition to so m peerless creations that to
be seen will inspire rapturous delight.
THERE IS BUT ONE OPINION
IN THE AIR; BENNETTS NEW
MILLINERY leads ALL OTHERS
First in Variety Immensity and Speaking
V zlues.
No more expert style advice -absolutely dependable and
correct can be offered to the intending purchaser east or
west.
Mrs. Sinclair made personal selection from the profusion of
creations and modes in Paris, she talked with the great de
signers, and knowing Omaha's millinery tastes US a settled
principle which you will appreciate, that what we offer in Bei
nett's new millinery is what will please you best.
Correct styles, Correct advice, Correct prices
SECOND FLOOR.
Furniture, Carpets
and Draperies.
B12tfuraat Surface Llnoleuni. fj5c
Second grade Surface Linoleum, CEn
12 ft., at OOfc
SEE OUR LINE OF 42C LINOLEUM
ON DISPLAY IN WINDOW.
We have on display as large and flna
a line of ROOM SIZE RUGS as you
will find In the city.
9X12 BEAU VI AS. AT $27.50
9X12 SMITH AX MINSTERS. AT. $26.00
9X12 WILTON VELVETS, AT....fc2.60
9X12 ROXBURY8, AT $20.00
9X12 SMYRNA RUGS, AT $11.98
Fmh. Fruits.
Ten ($1.00, Green Trading
Stamps with each of the following
Items FRIDAY:
1 peck New York Fancy Baldwin
or Greening
Apples ; OUv
3 quarts Cranberries, flr
fancy O UC
1 pound large, fancy
English Walnuts iSUC
6 measures Peanuts 25 C
FANCY BASKETS FILLED WITH
FRUIT TO ORDER.
FRUIT SECTION, BASEMENT.
Bennett's
Great Grocery
HEADQUARTERS FOR THE FIN
t'.'H?'''2 OF FRESH ROASTED,
MOST DELICIOUS FLAVORED
COFFEE.
Twenty ($2.00) Green Trad.
ing Stamps with pound
package Bennett's Cap
itol Coffee 28c
Twenty ($2.00) Green Trading-
Stamps with pound
of finest Golden Santos
Coffee 26c
Twenty ($2.00) Green Trad
ing Stamps with pound
Tea 48c
Thirty ($3.00) Green Trad
ing Stamps with pound
Candled Peel 25c
Thirty ($3.00) Green Trad
ing Stamps with Alumi
num Coffee Maker... 25c
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps with
English pint bottle Haarman's
Pickles 23c
Twenty . ($2.00) Green Trading Stamps
with half gallon bottle Sweet Asia
Pickles ................ .30c
Twenty ($2!66)' Green Trading Stamps
with 10-pound sack Corn Meal,
yellow; or white 18c
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps with
two packages Bennett's Capitol
Oats 20c
ftEKKETTS
KJUSKNETTCa
OtUHAMEB.
TO. I
BENNETT'S CANDY SECTION.
Fifteen ($1 60) Green Trading Stamps
with package California Figs...l2&o
EASTER NOVELTIES.
Cotton Ducks or Chicks
each So
Chicks in Eggs..
each Co
Candy Eggs
five for lo
Red Bird Eggs
thirty for lo
Five (50c) Green Trading Stamps with
package Lemon Drops 5c
Bargain Friday iiv Hardware
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps
with Rice Root Scrub 1flc
Brush ,v,w
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps
with Fiber Scrub 12c
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading
with Fiber Scrub
Brush
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading
Stamps with Paring Knife..
Twenty ($2.00) Green Trading Stamps
with Brass Nickel-Plated Krir
Cuspidor iJXJKt
Stamps
...15c
..15c
Twenty ($2.00) Green Trading Stamps
with Handy Meat je
Cleaver
Twenty ($2.00) Green Trading Stamps
with 2 gal. Galvanized i (.
Oil Can 04C
Twenty ($2.00) Green Trading Stamps
with 3 gal. Galvanized AA
OH Can 44C
Twenty ($2.00) Green Trading Stamps
with 5 tral. Galvanized EQ
Oil Can WOW
Enticing Values
in
Silk Shirt
Waist Suits
nn
ill!
TUB RELIABLE STORE.
Nobby Covert
Jackets
for
Spring Wear
Great Remnant Sale Friday.
DR. BRADBURY
1506 FARNAJT
Teeth Extracted.-. J5c
Porcelain Filling $1 up
Oold Fillings $1 up
Silver Fillings... 8c up
Crowns $150 up
Plates $100 up
DENTIST
15 Year Same Location
'Phono 1756.
Brldco Work $2.50 up
Nerve removed with
out pain.
Loose Teeth M a 4
Solid.
Work rujkrutMd 10 years.
BEE WANT ADS
PRODUCE
HOTELS.
Hotel MARLBOROUGH
BROADWAY, JoTH AND J7TH STS.
Herald Square, New York.
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
Completely renovated and refurnished.
The largest and most attractive LOBBY
AND ROTUNDA In New York has been
newly opened up.
Special inducements to COMMERCIAL
MEN with samples. Thirty large and well
lighted SAMPLE ROOMS, with or without
bath. Forty large front suites, with parlor,
two bedrooms and private bath; suitable
for families or parties traveling together.
The Old English
Grill Room
Is an Innovation. Unique and original.
All sxponed cooking. Sea food of all varieties a specialty.
Our Combination breakfasts are a popular feature.
The German Rathskeller
Is Broadway's greatest attraction for special food dishes and popular Music. EURO
PEAN PLAN. , M .
4U0 Rooms. 2T0 baths. Rates for Rooms. $1.60 and upward; $2.00 and upward with
bath. Parlor, bedroom and bath. $.'(.00. $4.00 and $5.00 per day; Parlor, two twdn.oms and
bath, $0.00, $(1.00 and 00 ir day. $100 extra where two irsons occupy single room.
Writs for Booklet.
WEJENEY-TIERNEY UOTE L COMPANY. E. M. Tierney, Mga
lilJIJli
Two carloads of high grade remnants In t
Muslin at, yard OC
6c Standard Dress Prints. Ai
at, yard JiC
lfic seerouoker gingham, "
at. vard OdC
lac rnnteti Iwns, 36 inches
wide, at, yard
lRc Curtain SwIfs, from the
bolt, at, yard
15c printed Swiss and Organdies,
in Niyies,
at, yard
8c Swiss lawns, fast colors,
at, yard
10c Standard Dress Ginghams,
at, yard
5c
7ic
now
,74c
.33c
5c
he big domestic room at less than half price
Persian Lawns, Mercerised Walstlng
IJno. Strlpen. etc., worth up t(C
to 3f at y rd 1
15c Sheer India Llnon, 7ic
at. vard
L.I. Muslin, from the bolt, 41c
extra heavy, at yard t
Remnants of Table IJnen, IS to 8S-yard
lengths, at less than half.
Remnants of 120 Drapery file
Cretone. at yard ul
Remnants of l"c Outing Flannel file
and Huhy Flannel, at. yard VfW
Remnants of Bmbroktrri-d Flannel at
half.
Remnants of JO-ln. wide Cotton Air.
Flannel, at. yard SW
Remnants of Wash Goods.
Main Wash Goods Dept., High Grade.
White Mercerized Waist Ings. Marseilles,
Jacquards, In goods that eold up to "Ac
a yard, 3 and 34 yards e
lengths, yard lub
Fine Imported Oxfords, that sold up to
fc yard; fine Mercerised Jacquard
waistinits, thnt sold up to 6oc yard;
Pure Linen Sultlnits In ln-vard lengths.
mat soia up to he yard all
to 10 yard yard
10c
Remnants Fine Linings, alt colors, la
lustrals, spun glas, gloria cloth, per
cales, etc.; also all pure silk linings that
sold up to ft.se yard all will 1Cln
go at, yaril lJy
Remnants of 10c and 16c Dress Ginghams,
L'Hc and 15c Percales, Fine lYInts. Ucoton
oinghams, Walstings and other goods.
worm up to luc yard nil will
go on sale at, a yard
5c
Silk Remnants.
Hundreds of short lengths In Fancy Silks from to 4 vard, each worth up to $3 00 ,
per ynrd Just the things for fancy work Friday, while nn
they last, each , 1UC
FANCY SILK REMNANTS, worth up to $1.50 per yard
Special Friday at, yard ,
VELVET REMNANTS, all grades. In plain and
fancy colors, at, yard .7 ;
NATURAL JAP WASH SILK. 19 Inches wide, extra special
value, Friday, at, yard
. 19c
29c
25c
REMNANTS OF WOOL DRESS
GOODS.
Worth from 60c to $3.00 vard,
at, yard. 49c, 39c, 25c, lOn
lc, 16c and . IuC
Dirk's celebrated snowflake. Draperies
in snowflake, plain and mercerized
stripes something entirely new and
splendid values, at A tf
$1.0U to 4.UU
Don't fail to see them Drapery
Department, third floor. .
Tearing Down Wall for New Building.
WE WOULD SOONER SACRIFICE O
THAN MOVE THEM SEVERAL TIMES.
MANY OF THIS KIND OF INDUCEMH
OUR MOTTO IS THE HIGHEST GOO
48-lb. sacks High Patent Minnesota
Flour our price $1.48
ii-id. sacKs nest uornmeaj. our price., lsc
7 lbs. Best Oatmeal, our price 15c
10 bars Best laundry Soap, our price.. 25c
5 lbs. Best Pearl Tnploca, our price... l!c
5-lbs. good Japan Rice, our price 19c
6 lbs. Best Hand Picked Navy Beans
our price 19c
On Time Yeast, our price 2c
Sapollo Scouring Soap, our price 6c
Malta Vita or Excello, per package 7V4c
TO REDUCE (H'R CANNED uOODh
STOCK.
8-lh. cans Best Solid Packed Tomatoes,
our price 7V4c
8-ll. cane Golden Table Syrup, our
price 7c
3-lb. cans Boston Bnked Beans, our
price 7c
3-lb. cans Lya Hominy, our price 6c
UR IMMENSE STOCK OF GROCERIES
THESE PRICES ARE A FEW OF THH
NTS WE HAVE TO OFFER.
D QUALITY FOR THE LEAST MONEY.
8-lb. cans Golden Pumpkin, our price.. 6o
2-lb. cans Early June Sifted Peas, our
price 7H0
2-lb. cans Best Sweet Sugar Corn, our
price 6e
2-lb. cans Fancy Wax Beans, our price. 6o
2-lyb. cans fancy Lima beans, our price.. 6o
2-lb. cans fancy string beans, our price. 5o
ORANGES. ORANGES. ORANGES.
Another cr of Fancy Highland Oranges
arrived this week; will positively be
the last car at this price; the market is
rnpldly advancing; tomorrow will sell
fancy large, sweet and juicy Highland
Navel Oranges, worth 85c per Ofc
dnz., this sale, per dox .J
THE EGG MARKET DOWN AGAIN
Strictly Fresh No. 1 Country tAn
Eggs, per dosen I
nJlAMfiT
$mluJ)B
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DIAMONDS
Are a specialty with us. We carry at
all times an exceptionally complete
assortment of fine Diamonds at prices
so reasonable that we are willing to
1 refund nine-tenths of amount paid at A
any time within one year from date
of purchase. 366 days of pleasure for
T ten per cent of the cost. Is the grati
fication not worth it?
MIUIIJJJI. ' iJ
!5T-MaD0DGE.
SAVE MONEY
Although w e
we have the repu
tation of doing
the best dental
tin ii
iira
If IV II
work In this city,
we charge noth
ing for our repu
tation. Our prices
are low, but tbey are high
enough to Insure good
work. We Invite Investi
gation. Teeth extracted,
25c. No sore or aching
gums follow our extrac
tions. Examination FREE.
TAFT'S DENTAL ROOMS
1517 Douglas 5t.
REGISTERED
If It's
Too
Small,
Sell It
This applies to your dress suit or overcoat, in fact
anj clothing you may possess which is too small since
you have grown stout, or if you have clothes which
you don't care to wear longer. There are lots of people
who would be glad to wear them and pay you what
they are worth, if given a chance.
A Bee Want Ad
Will Do thG nuslnoss.
No -Ad Takon For Loss Than 90c.
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LOVING curs
For prizes or presentation. Sterling silver f-I.RO,
Sll.wi, ifl-'.. -'" nun s.i.isi. we are also Hhow
lng beautiful Hty" lu quadruple plato-f.oo, $4.00,
."i.oo, $0.fi to $H).0). These goods are beauties.
Speud a few minutes and see them. Ixok for name.
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler,
VM Douglas BUt.
