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TITE OMATJA DAILY HEE: WEDNESDAY. JULY 12. 1903.
TARGET RANGE AT FT. CROOK
Orden lamed tod Plaai Formtlated for
Protected Qroandi for Praotice.
CAPTAIN HOWLAND WILL BE IN CHARGE
Bat Other hoch Field In the
Coaatrr and that Waa Klb
llahtd hy Same
Official.
Order have bean Issued and plans formu
lated (or the construction of a protected
target ranee at Fort Crook, which will
obviate the necessity for the troopB at that
post to go to distant target ranges In future
for target practice.
The protected range will be for 200 and
500 yards distances and will be built under
the direction of the Inventor of the pro
tected ranges. Captain Charles R. Howland,
Twenty-first United States infantry, be
tween now and September 1.
There la but one other protected target
range In the United States, It being located
at the Presidio (California), and was con
structed there under the supervision of
Captain Howland. The new range will
cost about $3,500. The design of the new
range la to prevent danger from over or
under shooting by the marksmen, which
hitherto has been the cause of the target
ranges at Fort Crook bring abandoned.
The protected devices are so arranged that
all rifle practice will be nearly on a tangent,
the shields being so perfected that even
by an accidental discharge of the rifle in
the hands of the mnrksman the bullet
cannot go far ajnlss from the target butt.
Specul .lli-fl
Wednei- VI C
Ml
J Wedncs
fi day
JS Special
day L
Our Greatest Sale of Pretty White
dren
All the Samples and Surplus Stock
from Borgetiicht & Scharff's, New York
Oae Dollar (tared It r prr nts Tea Dol
lars F.arned.
The average man docs not save to exceed
10 per cent of hla earnings. He must spend
nine dollars In living expenses for every
dollar saved. That being the case he can
not be too careful about unnecessary ex
penses. Very often a few cents properly In
vested, like buying seeds for his garden.
will save several dollars' outlay later on. It
is the same In buying Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Dlarrhoao Remedy. It costs
but a few cents, and a bottle of It In the
house often saves a doctor's bill of several
dollars.
$3
DreSSeS at 98c Everyone has ben admir-
id ft these dainty little
tnm
dresses in the window, where we have displayed a few
styles piques, linens, India linons, In
dia lawns, cambric, lace and embroidery
trimmed Buster Brown styles, Russian
blouse, Buspender styles, round yokes,
etc., ages are 2 to 14, Wednesday on second floor
Grand Semi-Annual Clearing Sale of
Card of Thanks.
We herewith express our most heartfelt
thanks to the members of the Alpha camp.
No. 1. Woodmen of the World; Omaha
camp, No. 120, Modern Woodmen of Amer
ica, and the Piatt Deutcher Vereln; also
our relatives and many friends who o
kindly sympatMied with us-during our late
bereavement In the loss of our beloved hus
band and father. Mrs. C. F. Hamann,
George Hamann, Agatha Hamann, Fred
Hamann, Tlllie Hamann, Henry Hamann,
Hannah Hamann.
SOROSIS
Tan Oxfords
...In All Styles...
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C-IUC
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Never Before Less Than $3.50
This Week Only
Sorosis Shoe Store
203 South Fifteenth Street
FRANK WILCOX, Mgr.
Worth up to 50c a Yard, at 5c, 10c, 15c Yard
Hundreds of bolts of All Silk Ribbon go in thi9 clear
ing sale plain silk tatf eta, satin talfeta, fancy silk rib
bon, widths up to 6 inches, white, black and all col
ors, for neckwear, rtl rf
bows, sash ribbons,
etc. , worth up to nil
60c a yard, at
Ladies' White Canvas Oxfords $1.25
A New Lot, 360 Pairs, Just Received
Snow White Oxford Shoes all sizes, all widths Gibson
Ties, Christy Ties, Bluchers heavy and
light sole value up to $2.00 very stylish
see them in the window at
20 PER CENT OFF
On All Rogers-Peet & Co.'s Men's Suits
IN FANCY PATTERNS
125
mm
DIAMONDS!
Last July was next to the Banner j
Month for the year and we are
desirous to make this July the same.
J We have extraordinary values ,n
Home sizes wnicn we will call your Ig
attention to should yoa favor os
$ with a call.
5
5
5
n
-LM i"''ifinii iia"t
15a DODGE.
C
eleTabe!f
that it is always cheapest to get the best
that can be had. Do not let anyone
convince you that the article they offer
for sale is JUST AS GOOD as some
other. Buy the best always. The name
"Eclipse" speaks for itself when talking
of Gas Ranges.
ECLIPSE OAS STOVE CO.
Rockford, Illinois.
Hank
Makes the little sapper
complete. Order a case.
JETTER BREWING CO.
Nth Omaha. Theae .
Omaha Headquart.ra
HUGO K. BILZ,
ltth PoukIm T.I. loil
Co. Bluffs Headquarters
LEE UlTCntLL,
Voli Main Btrvct, Tel. M.
First National
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
Omaha. Nebraska
Capital 1300,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits. .f329,357.65
Deposits $9,800,473.39
Herman Kountae, President John A. Creighton, Vice President.
F. II. Davis, Caauler.
C T. JCountxa, Asst-Caahler. U L. Kountz, Asst. -Cashier.
Special facilities and liberal terms offered for mercantile and
franking accounts. Your business solicited.
Three per cent on Time Deposits.
SHAMPOO. SIR?
X'tn nothing on your hair but
ri.rm.lla. Ski lo.r and warm
wat.r ttoe a wtnk. Will positively
cure Imnilruff ami kevp tti. hair auft
and I loeay. Ha. Sold by
HOWELL DRUO CO.
Sixteenth and Capitol Avenue,
Teachers and Students
Can make $5.00 a day during vaca
tion months. No investment required.
Work dignified and pleasant. Write
for particulars. :: :: ::
THE TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
OMAHA, NtBBASKA
OIHH4 WR4THRR FOHRCAST W.d ntailar Fair and Warrarr.
FTM7TTrTTT TT'S
V U M M U
y J ORIiliN TRADING STAMP MOOT It
ON MAIN FLOOR
Three Great Wash Gooeis
Specie.lt for Wednesday
All of our fartcv Tawns, Voiles and
Orenadlnes, worth up to CyQ
All of our fancy Mixed Voiles, Wash
Bultlnirs and Panamas, 74 C
worth up to 25c yard, only w
All of our fine I.lnsn SultlnRS, Whit
Sultlnirs. White. Madras Puitlnirs
with nent dots and flsrures, Just
rls;ht for shirtwaist suits, worth up
to Jc yard, only, per 12 JC
Bed Spreads
Full slis White Bed Spreads, some
frlnired. some plain hem, Of
worth each, Wednesday. 3JV
Towel Sale
Turkish and Htirk Towels, Rp
worth 10r, Wednesday, each -'w
Cheap Clearing Sale of I.aces
and Embroideries
Peirlnnlna: Wednesday mornlnsr at S
O'clock we will snrrlflre 5,lo yards of
Ii res and flmbroldeiies at less than
cost. I
Fine narrow Normnndy Valenciennes
Editing- and InsertlnRs and a lot of
fancy Lace Appliques In cream,
ecru and white, that sold tor lrtc
per yard. Wednesday sale Oln
price, per yard
Fine lot of Swiss and Nsinsook Em
broideries, Readings and Insertions,
that sold for 15c, to 7V4c per yard,
will all ro for less than cost, Wed
nesday snle price, Sr-ll
per yard.....
We will continue our sale of fine
Oriental Net Top Laces and In
sertion And extra wide fine Cluny
and Normandy Valenolennes Laces
and Insertions that sold up to 60c
a yard, for Wednesday, fc
per yard
Special Glove SaJe for
Wednesday
Kayser'B fine lisle, warranted double
finger tipped Gloves, In full assort
ment of rolora, regular 75c C(tr
quality, Wednesday, per pair.
Double Green Trading Stamps.
Ladies' Wash Suits
White Lawn, plnln or with dots or
stripes; Imported TMmlty, embroid
ery trlmmlne:; Ktnmlnes, In navy
and black with small fiRiires, Rntlste,
In small dots and strlic.; Terrales,
mostly white with pink stripe
these Indies' suits are worth 1.150
to $7.00, all offered Wednes- QS
day, at I.VO
Ladies Petticoats
Finest Spun Glass, fast blsck, 9-Inch
accordion pleat with ruffle, a 7oc
I'ettlcoat, Wednesday, lQc
only f
Ladies' Taffeta Silk
Petticoats
Just received a new lot In black,
(rray, navy, pink, red, green, llsrht
blue, Nile green and changeable
shades; very full flare, deep ac
cordion pleats with ruffle, not one
worth less than $7.50, Wed- A QEl
nesday sale price -J-
Bargain Circle, Second Floor,
Every Article This Week 48c
Ladles Summer Waists. Ladles'
Summer I'ettlcoats. Indies' Summer
Klmonas, Ladles' House Wrappers,
Infants' and Children's Dresses and
Honnets every article on iMf
the circle, at UW
Ladies' Goinf on Vacation
Trips
should lay In a supply of hose, under
wear, neckwear, gloves and notions
before starting out. Our prices dur
ing the July sale are away down.
Hose for ladles and children, OC
great values 6J
ladles' I'ndervests, 20o Tfln
quality, 3 for ."Ufw
Ladles' Drawers, fine Swiss ribbed,
umbrella knee, lace trimmed, OCi
down from 39c to
Ladies' Belts, 25c
Great offering on Wednesday morn
ing, Silk Belts, leather Belts,
Wasn Belts, worth up to 75c with
double Green Trading Oc
Stamps "v
0c
Sensation in Crockery
English Porcelain Cups and Saucers CJ
h rtin; nnd h Qanrpr? fnr onlvvr
150 dozen Odd Saucers in white porcelain
SSg. One Penny Each
Millinery , Millinery
., NEW FRESH LINE OF MID-SUMMER rOLOS.
Dainty Whl .irhjps with modish trimming of owl heads and wings or
flower plnpjpft. These polo turbans have! that distinctive Sinclair
touch" thai, Rives them first place in up-to-date millinery f if
fashion. Regular value $7.00; our price llll
Wednesday. ,, JJJ
y I Tuscan Polos Tuscan Polos
Our phenomenal exclusive Sinclair Tuscan Tolas, hand made over wire
frame, with contrasting wing and velvet trimming, would M g
' be cheap' fit "$5.00; our price '
Wednesday ;
See Our Windows. bo Our Windows.
Wednesday
Specials in Hardware
Atkins' Hand Saws, best made for
mechanics and Household use.
One hundred ($10.00) Green Trading
Stamps with-any one of f ""1ft
the above saws
Twenty (J2.00) Green trading Stamps
with anv Vrooman'a lOn
Japanned $nk Strainer lW
Fifty ($5.00) Green Trading Stamps
with 10 14 or 17 quart OSir
Dish Pan,- e, Mc and
Forty (MOO) Green Trading Stampa
with Granite Wash OQn
Basin
Thirty ($3.00) Green Trading Stamps
with best Ice OAr
Chipper , Ay
Thirty ($3.00) Green Trading Stampa
with 60-pound Flour CBC
Five (K0c) Green Trading Stampa with
Good Flour fr
Sifter J.
Hammock Hooks . Afn
per -air
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps.
II
Bennett's Big Grocery
Decided values In the best groceries.
18 pounds Granulated Sugar $1.00
10 bars Diamond C Soap 25c
Canned Corn, Be per can; dozen 53c
1 gallon Can Peaches 2ao
Five (50c) Green Trading Stampa with
1 package Dwlght'a , (",
Baking Soda OC
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stampa with
1 Jar Cottage f c
Marmalade , low
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps with
1 can Gay's Island ni.
Clams lSC
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps with
three packages Shredded TC
Codfish aSOC
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps with
3-pound can Webster's Ifin
Apple Sauce Ivv
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stampa with
one pound California 111.
Raisins IvIC
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps with
one bottle Bennett's iq.
Capitol Extract IOC
Twenty ($2.00) Green Trading Stamps
with 1 pound Golden Ofr
Santos Coffee aStIC
Twenty ($2.00) Green Trading Stampa
with 1 pound Full Cream rflr
Cheese "v
i
See Our
Hth Street
Window
Display
THE RELIABLE STOHf..
See Our
t6th Street
Window
Display
Special Wednesday Bargains
Clenriii sale values of rare bargain merit which cannot help
but appeal to all thrifty buyers. High quality and low price go
hand in hand.
Now for Your Summer Suit
Styl
ish 3-Piece Summer Suits.
In all the newest styles and fnh-
rlc. with h cloth front and
padded BhouMers. perfect fitting,
finely tailored garments, single or
doiiMe-hrensted, worth up to
$12.50, at $1.00. '
$5
Fine 2 Piece Outing Suits,
of quality and style to satisfy the
most rrltlrnl. all have haircloth
fronts and padded shoulders, an
Immense ranne of fabrics and
colors, single or double-breasted,
at $CxO0 .
Two Cloak Department Specials
Fry Shoe' Co.'s
Big Oxford Sale
SUMMER TANS TO BE CLOSED OUT Great bar
gains in high-grade Oxfords for men, women and children
commencing Wednesday morning, July 12th.
FOR MEN.
Royden's Imported Russia
Calf Oxfords, "College" last
regular price 1 7C
$5.00; sale-price O.IU
S. & M.'s .Russia Calf Ox
fords, new "Wing" tips
regular price i nz
$5.00; sale price. ...) I w
Russia Calf Button Oxfords
regular price 1 QT
?4.00; sale price L,70
Six styles $4.00 Russia Calf
Blucher Oxfords, all style
toes; sale 7 0'?
price. . , L0
Three styjes $3.50 Russia
Calf Blqcher Ox- 11
fords; sale price. I u
FOR WOMEN.
Laird, Schober & Co. import
ed Russia calf hand sewed
Oxford) regular price $5;
sale 1 75
price 0tO
Four 6tyles Russia calf and
tan castor Gibson Ties
regular price
$4.00; sale price.
Russia Calf Street Pumps
regular price J HC
$4.00; sale price Vlu
Six styles $3.50 Russia Calf
Court Ties, all style 1 Cft
toes; sale price vuU
Three styles $3 Russia Calf
2.15
WOMEN'S SIt,K rNDEBSKIRTS In nil
colors, very handsome, regular $6.00 qunl
Itles, clearing sale O fi-
price i
HANDSOME BIT.K SHIRT WAIST St'ITS
In all newest styles, great variety of col
ors, worth up to $80. n three f Ofl
lots, at $15, $12.50 and.. lJ,J
Main Wash Goods Department
Extra Specials for Wednesday
59C FRENCH ORGANDIES AND CAR
REAl'X, the finest printings of France,
the finest cloth ever put Into wash ma
terial for Wednesday only I Mr
yard OOW
SII.K STRIPED ORGANDIES that sold
at 3fc yard, beautiful printing, large rose
bud wreaths, etc. all will go for
Wednesday only 1Qr
yard
25C GOODS FOR IOC T ARD Organdie.
Batistes, Lusters, Persian ljwns, India
Linons. White Mercerlied Oxfords, Cords,
etc. goods that sold vip to 25o IOO
vard. nil will go at a yard ivw
10c. 15. IDo and 2;o Wash Goods at So Yard
12V nd l.Sr Crepes, liv Imtted Batiste,
. 15r and 1IT Floral Batistes and Organdies
ISo and l!c Voiles. ISc Lusters, 26c Printed
Oxford. 1'tc Printed Ducks and othet
goods thatold up to 25c yd. all (5-
at yard c'w
Preserve Your Fruit Now
18 POt'NDS PURE CANE GRANU
LATED SUGAR for
1.00
Large era tea fancy Hale Peaches, ftr
per crate OJW
Large crates fancy Crawford 4 f)E
Peaches, per crate IVJ-J
Quart boxes Missouri Plums, En
per box
25c
Largo baskets fancy California
Plums, per basket
,30c
...15c
Honey. Qc
Large baskets fancy California
Apricots, per basket
Large Juicy Lemons,
per dozen
Pure Colorado
per rack
Soft Shell English Walnuts, lOc
per pound tvw
Fancy large ripe Bananas,
per dozen
15c
HAYDEW
A fine room with a vault heat
light water janitor service in a
fire proof office building for $18-00
The Bee Building.
DR. BRADBURY
1504 PARNAfl
Teeth Extracted.-. .23c
Porcelain Pilling $1 up
aold Filling ft up
Silver Fillings... 50c up
Crown $2.50 up
Plate. ...$Z00 up
DENTIST
15 Year Same Location
'Phone 1756.
BrWt Work $Z50 vp
Nerve removed with
out palo.
Looe Tcetb. Mad
Solid.
Work guaranteed 10 year.
SI
THE VERY LATEST.
Matting Suit Cases $3.50, $3.75, $4
Just the thing fo
Suit Cases are llgh
We have anything y
ana suit cases.
WE
r traveling. These leather bound Matting
t. neat, durable and cheap. IN VESIGATE.
ou may want In Trunks, Traveling Bugs
DO REPAIRING.
Omaha Tr urk Factory, 1209 Farrzm St
There are many wonders of mountain peak and chasm
in Colorado. Up the Colorado canon are etupen
rimift walla rising DerDendicularly. or gradually
eloping back toward greater hills, or, yet again,
leaning forward above the chasm, as if threatening
to come tumbling down projecting great rocks that
hang suspended over the train as it glides swiftly by.
The popular route to
COLORADO
b via
UNION PACIFIC
FAST TRAINS tOW RATES
Be sure your tickets read over this line.
Inquire at
CITY TICKET OFFICE-1324 FARNAM ST.
. 'Phone 31.
"FOLLOW THE FLA a'
2.75
button and CSibaon
ties; oale price
Biff Cut on Hoys' and Missos' Tan Hhocs and Oxfords
Sixteenth and Douglas Streets
VERY LOW
ROUND. TRIPS
Bouth and Poutheast, one fare plus f2.00.
Hot Bonnes. Ark., daily $23 00
Bt Louis, Mo., daily 18.50
Chautauqua, N. Y., July 28th : 34.00
Detroit?1, Mich., Aug 13th and 14th 21.50
rittsburc, Pa., Aug. 17th and 18th ....25.25
Richmond, Va., Bept. 8th to 11th inclusire 33.75
Philadelphia, Pa., Bept. Hth to IGth inclusive : 32.75
Long limits, stop overs and other features offered in con
nection with the above rates.
All agents can sell you through tickets and route you
Wabash.
All tickets reading over the Wabash from Chicago east
are optional with passenger via lake or rail, either or both
directions.
Call at Wabash City office, 1C01 Fa mam street, or write
and let me give you all Information, maps, descriptive mat
ter, folders, etc.
HARRY E. MOORES.
Q. A. P. D. Wabash Ry., Omaha, Nab.
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