The Omaha Daily
Bee.
EDITORIAL SECTION.
Pages 9 to 16.
The Bee's Sunday Magazine
Features Out-top Those of
All Comoetitors.
ESTABLISHED JUNE 19, 1871.
OMAHA, SATURDAY MORXTXO, OCTOBER 2S. 10O,.
SINGLE COPY THREE CENTS.
OMAHA WEATHER FORECAST Satnrda? Fair and Cooler.
$2.50 Worth of Sheet Music. 45c
SHEKT .Ml SIC PACK ACJK SAM'.
Saturday only, wo will sell 100 packages of short music, fi vocal
and 5 instrumental rlcces. each a 2nc value, or f 2.50 for the
the ten sale price Saturday
By mail, 10c extra. Music Section, Second Floor.
45c
Green Trading Stamp
Saturday Sales Dry Goods Dept
LADIES' GENUINE FULL SKIN ASTRAKHAN CAPES-
Fine satin lining, 27 inches long, high storm collar, C
regular price $25 Saturday vpU
HOUR SALES Saturday from 9 to 12 a. m. 95c Black A Qn
Petticoats, at TtJl
HOUR SALES From 9 to 12, Ladies House "Wrappers, Alp
fleece lined, heavy cloth, regular price $1.25, for. . .' mJK
Green Trading Stamp Sensation. All children's, infants and misses'
coats sold Saturday will have double Green Trading Stamps.
CHILDREN'S AND MISSKS CAPS All the very latest shapes and colors,
In knitted and cloth Tams, tourist styles and toques, in plain and
fancy colors, now on sale in the children's department, CA
second floor. Special values at JUv 0
LAMES' FUR SCARFS AT $4.03 Sable and Isabella fox boas, A f) C
62 In. long, heavy bushy tails and paws, regular j8.60 value, at. ntJO
BLENDED JAP MINK Light and dark shade, new shape, fine M Q r
satin lining, 64 inches long, at Ht,JD
BLACK MARTEN BOA Six tails, very full, 60 Inches long, ft Q C
regular $7.60 quality, at T'.J
LADIES' UNION SUITS CHEAP Half wool union suits, fleece lined, in
gray and ecru, buttoned front and Onelta style, worth $1.50 IT
Special Saturday, at suit 4) I
And double Green Trading Stamps.
CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR Medium weight, fleece linod, jersoy
ribbed Vests and Drawers, worth 39c a garment, special y C
Saturday, per garment aivJC
SPECIAL SALE OF LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HOSE Fleece lined
hose, plain and ribbed, fine ribbed woolen hose and plain cotton OF
hose, all warranted, fast dye, worth to 60c, special Saturday, pr. JC
HAND BAG SPECIAL Patent leather bags, in the new envelope style
with strap or handle, and the walrus hand bags, worth Crt J
to 89c Special Saturday, each JUL-WJL
LADIES' KID GLOVES AX 0c High glace finished kid gloves, Paris
point stitching, in full assortment of desirable shades, worth LQ
$1.00 special Saturday, a pair jJC
LADIES' NECKWEAR Beautiful line of silk stock, with lace and bead
trimmings, all lace and embroidery stocks with chiffon trimmings,
heavy all over lace chemisettes and fine china silk chemisettes, pret-
' tily tucked and lace trimming. This lot worth up to $1, (g
Sale price Saturday, each JUC
HANDKERCHIEFS AT HALF PRICE Ladies' soft finished linen hand
kerchiefs, fancy lace trimmed and embroidered borders and plain hem
stitched, this entire lot worth 19c to 26c Special 1
Saturday, at la2C
NECK RUCHING8 Fine chiffon ruchlngs In full assortment f tCn
of colors, worth to 35c yard special, a yard JC'UC
BLANKETS AND COMFORTS 10-4 cotton blanket in tan, gray n C'
and white special for Saturday, a pair I DC
Saturday, at, per pair , . T QP
Large size wool Blankets in gray, very fine quality special JJD
Full sized Comforts, covered with silkoline, both sides alike, filled J C C
with nice white cotton, worth $2.26, Saturday, each, only .JD
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Dinner Sets and Open Stock Dinnerware
FIFTY PATTERNS TO SELECT FROM We especially mention a pattern from
the EDWIN M. KNOWLES POTTER Y COMPANY, very finest o American
Porcelain, pretty spray decoration, gold handled and knobs special ill
set at a special price. ..... 1V.VV
WHITE AND GOLD PATTERN In English Porcelain, a splendid new shape and
pretty treatment of gold, full 100 pieces, regular 15.00 set, sale ()()
price ivf'VXf
NEW SIX-PIECE TOILET SET In pretty prints, green, blue or brown, 7c
Saturday, a set !
SPECIAL TUMBLERS FOR SATURDAY, pretty neat decoration, a 90c 2Sr
value, for Saturday, six for "u
WELSBACH CO.'S much advertised Light complete with best Burner, Tn
Mantle and Q Globe, complete Saturday lJ
See the Clover, complete, g (J -. Bee the Chic, complete, QQ
Both elegant
Both elegant
Oas Shades for chandeliers, pretty new
two for.
New Ioga Vases at $1.25 The prettiest, cheapest and best line of Vases f
shown, up from 8T0 and I'""
See window for that sale of China Bowls Monday, a $1.50 value 5QC
One to a
Popular Priced Furniture
No better inducements in furniture buying offered in Omaha! Ben
nctt'a furniture Include every idea and style and guaranteed to give ner
vice and satisfaction. Prices are popular.
Dining Room Chairs, up from 08c
Dining Tables, up from $4.08
Sideboards, quarter oak, up from .$11.50
60 gross Brass Curtain Rods, extends from 30 to 54 inches, bought to
sell at 18c Saturday, each ..10c
1,000 yards Silk Cord and Fringes, vorth 20c yard, yard, at 5c
A lot of 6hort pieces of Linoleum that have accumulated, at, each. 10c & 3c
Axminstcr Rugs. 27x54 Inches, regular $2.50 values, each, at $1.7
Axminster Hall Runners, 27 inches by 9 feet, at $1.73
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SUTTON UPHOLDS THE CLERK
finnk TW.ides Broidwell' Elootion Board
Appointments Are Aooerding to Law.
ALTERNATIVE WRIT IS DISCHARGED
rfalU Do ot Urt on Boards,
Thrr llve So Candidates
en thu General
Ticket.
lit an r.l opinion renacrert Frirt.iy morn
Uitf Judge Sutum In fd Unit Clerk of Courts
l.io.'ulncll hiij c.itnlWi ltU the law In tlic
lT"'lnt:nenr of thi' e!-ctlon hoards tor ih
;oming flection In IjoukUh county. He dis
rliargeJ thf ultcrnatlve writ secured by the
rri'UhlU'an county committee and t tie cleik
.it courts Is allowed to vend out at once
lux notices to the judges und clerks i
tointed by him.
In effect Judge Sutton held the candl
Irftes for Kovernor on the various tickets
constituted a "set" of officers In the eye
jf the law. He aliw slid an examination
f the vote showed the socialists would bo
ntitled to one jndi'e on the boards in th
Htles of Omaha and South Omaha, having
rart more than 10 r,r rent of the total
rote.
I'nder the circumstances existing the so
Ulists will nof have representation on fhe
joards. as they have no candidates on the
Munty ticket. They failed to take advan
m of the primary law to mi tk-ljie in
!ie nomination of candidates and their ap.
: il to the supreme court In the effort to
(f t certain names on the official ballot Is
Mtll undecided and probably will not be
.ss4 on until after the election.
To a, return of Mr. Burbank for leave
to amend the petition In a cortaln partic
ular Judge Sutton said he would (rant the
cave to amend If It as desired to get the
matter squarely before the supreme court,
but on the amended petition he would lipid
the name aa he had In tlie decUion Just
ndered.
Folio Ins Is the list of Judges and clerks
Booth, Main Floor
light givers.
light givers
design, a 20c value, Saturday,
25c
customer.
named by Mr. Broadwell, the democrats
having a majority of the hoards In sixty
five precincts and the republicans a ma
jority in fifteen precincts:
City of Omaha.
FIRST WARD
1. William Slaven. 1315 So. 6th St.
Ed Moran, bU Poppleton Ave.
H. MacUonald, 6K Foppieton Ave.
Charles Gilli. 1.0- Bo. 4th St.
Charles Honn, Hlo So. 6th St.
1. Chtirles Ixmnie, Sit So. Mh St.
Ted Grebe. T"2 Marcy St.
James Henderson, 8"6 So. Sth St.
Kd Koucli. ill So. hth St.
Frark F. Hale, 72 I'ieroe St.
3. H. H. Conm-ll. -5:9 So. lih St.
R. Fantii v, 13th nml Arbor S:s. .
Oeotpe iJimb. 22'"'!t So. 10th St.
Henjamin Lynch, 12th and Martha 8ls.
Clyde G. Sundl lad. : Imrcas St.
t. Joseph Ecker. lti. Atlas St.
John Davis. I'TVJ So. loth St.
Joseph Mi.lovtc Gibson.
Fred Hall-r. 27W So. &th St.
A. V. Oliver. Gibson.
SKCOND WARD.
1 John Vaverka, '-'1 So. SOth St
Arthur i'eterson, 2-XI So. tli St.
Jo Krejcl. iml So. tl St.
Donii-I Jucknefrs. Zto5 So. 2Sth St.
Lawrenre ljuealey, l'S2i Castellar St.
2. C. G. KlK.tstier. W-t So. 20th St.
J. J. Schuli. 311 " So. 21st St.
C. M. StaKinan, 2024 Vinton Sr
Pat McM;ihon. 2)2(5 So. 23rd 31.
John R. KnilKiurn. 2i'17 So. 24th St.
S. Thomas J. Winlherllch. 342S So. i4th St
Tliemiore A. Donlie, S429 So. loth St.
Charles S Nlcklus. So. 17th St.
Jusoph 'aska. Jr., 4"14 So. 13th St.
Thomas J. Lynch. 3341 Bo. 17th St.
i. I'eter Koffman. 2311 So lsth St.
H. Reinhart. 2719 So. litth.
John Koops. 171 Vinton St.
A. P. Koops. 1710 Vinton St.
Georue M. Lee, r2 So. 19th St.
8. George Wachter. 22i Bo. lttth St.
August Schaef.-r. liill Dorcas St.
Fmil F. Uandl.auer. 111 8o. 15th St.
. J-rank Howkv. K"i So. ltith St.
F. H. Walker. 1PJ3 So. 15th r
THIRD WARD.
1. M. M. Moriarty. iffn Cuming St
O. M. Scott. Webster St.
tleorge Hoyer. 62:! N. 16th St.
J. J. Conlon, H3 N. lfiih St.
A. Malison. tC3 N. 16th St.
I. I'eter Rooney. St7 N. nth fit.
Jesse E. HoUien. 1124 Capitol Ave.
J. H. Huhauks, 1"7 N. Uih St.
William Moran. 221 N. 11th Su
Lincoln Conner, J!3 N. llth St.
I. August Kni.be. Midland hotel.
Jerry McMahon, 12oS Casa St.
John Esan, 4c7 N. 14th St.
James Shay. 410 N. 141 h St.
A liordon. Camhrldne hotel.
t. W. C. Jordan, Katl.ai'h hotel
Fred I. Smith. 22 Hu k.T blK k.
K. II. Jghuauu. llu S. Uth Su
SATURDAY MILLINERY
Phenomenal Bargains in Trimmed Hats
CleaLiv Merchandise, Clever Styles, Close Prices
FULL LINE OF SHAPES, STYLES, MATERIALS
Guaranteeing a hat that will stand out unique and proper, and under which you will feel ."quite
in style," because it's thoroughly down-to-the- minute, and therefore seasonable.
Values from $5 and
Gigantic Picture
Starts Saturday
The Greatest Art Sale
Ever Given irv the West
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$13,000 worth of Oil Paint
ings, Water Colors, Carbons,
etc. Just the right time to
purchase that picture for the
empty spate, in your homes.
PHOTO FRAMES.
(Like cut),
a 25c value 12e
The world's greatest modern Madonna, our
H.69 sale value, sale price Saturday.. $1 39
15c Veneer Frames, fitted with cute pic
tures , To
f K:'..'-
YARD PICTURES OF PUPPIES,
A 75c value for.
CUPID AWAKE AND ASLEEP PIC
TURES, In oval brown quartered oak
frames. 2Hsx25'. a ti value for 11.65
$12 Water Color Marines by Champney.$8.76
PASTEL BARGAIN.
60 handsome Landscape Pastels by Chand
ler, In handsome gold frames, a $3.50 sale
price with us, for this gigantic sale..$1.9S
OIL PAINTINGS AT A BIG SXAP.
No. 101 Landscape, by Outher, $1S, sale
price
112 w
$24, salo
$15.00
tlC, sale
No. 106
Venetian, by Glamy.
price
No. 110 Moonlight, by Volmart,
BENNETT'S GREAT MEAT SECTION
. BEST QUALITY AT. LOWEST PRICES
PART OF OUR BIG LIST OF SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY.
CHICKENS. CHICKENS.
STRICTLY FRESH DRESSED 11L
6PR1NGS OR HENS, at, pound.... iW
Pork Shoulder Koust, . Tn
pound al
Young Mutton Legs, Qc
pound w
Loin Mutton Chops, ifl
,,n.l I
Mutton Stew, 6 pounds
for
Fresh No. 1 Leaf Lard. 12 pounds
for
Extra Choice No. 1 Round Roast,
rholce native steers best on
the market, at
No. 1 Rib Boiling Eeef, of the same
quality, 10 pounds for
25c
i.oo
of our
lUc
25c
SATURDAY
Boys' and Girls' Shoes, with rock oak PA
soles that will last, at ! JU
Men's Kangaroo Calf, full double sole, Kant
Rip Union Made work shoes, with plain toe
or tip, laced or congress, 200
Dr. Packard's Cushion Role Shoes, with vici
kid lining, $5.00 value, 4 00
George C. Thompson, Creighton Blk.
C. II. Kubat. Barker block.
6. Robert O. Freeman, 6AS 8. 13th St.
K. C. Denham. 1423 Jackson St.
Kd. Porter. 5m7 S. 13th St.
George Clark, H13 S. 15th St.
George Clark. 60S 8. 15th St.
FOURTH WARD.
1. J. A. Conlin, 1715 Chicago Bt.
G. .8. Stockham, 202 N. 18th St.
H. F. Mann. 1713 Chicago fit.
William H. Moore. 1703 Dodge St.
W. O. Anderson, 1P22 Douglas St.
1 James Crade, 422 S. ISth St.
Daniel Collins, 423 S. ISth St.
Martin L. Sugarman. lHli) Farnam.
U E. Hugglns. 422 S. 16rh St.
J U Higgins, 413 S. 19th St.
S. Otto Stuben. 612 8. 17th St.
O. F. Cahalan. 712 S. lst'j St.
Martin Dunham, 712 fl. 17th St.
W. G. Little. 76 S. lKth St.
rscar Peterson. 71 S. 16th St.
4. Thomas Stribbllng. 314 8. 20th St.
J. F. Kelly. 21"3 Karnam St.
.Tnhn W. Ratlin. Ml S. 22nd 8t.
T. F. Burke. 212 Farnam St.
Charles Singer. 407 8. S'.th Ave.
5. Dominick Cosgrove. 315 N. 2Sth St.
W. II. Henderson, 2416 Douvlas St.
R. C. Barnes. 211 8. 24th St.
I. . A. Dermodv. 2H'3 Douglas St.
W. N. Chambers, 2215 Dodge St.
FIFTH WARD.
1. T. B. Hatcher. 2210 Ames Ave.
William Barber, 2217 Fowler Ave
Hugh A. Myers, !Wu2 North Uth St.
Ed Van Horn, 4207 North 24th St.
Adelbert I. Mead. B707 North 24th St.
5. John M. Rice. IMS Emmet St.
O. A. Scott. 1922 Blnney St.
George C. Bassett. 1S01 Blnney St.
W. L. Patton. 101 Locust St.
W. L. Bay. 16 Corby St.
t T W. Morrow. 2624 North l?th St.
r. L. Hopper. 2t.20 North 19th St.
C. W. Johnson, ;W3 North 20th St.
A. E. Patton. 1310 Ohio St.
M. T. Sears. 22' North 18th 8t.
4. P. G. Martin, 1507 North 19th St.'
Tsaae Tomnseft. 1-522 Sherman Ave.
Thoa. B Elllngwood 1548 North 17th Bt.
M. P. McBrlde. 1814 Charles 8t.
James E. Beacui. 1507 Yates Bt,
6. F. H. Kosters. 1!6 North lsth St.
P. J. Carroll. 1423 North 17th Bt.
Beniainn J Stone. l'f6 North 16th Bt.
Jnmes DaugMon. 111S North 17th St.
. Charles B. Schroth. 11' North 19th St,
SIXTH WARD.
1. L. Ilddell. la North 22d Bt.
F. O. Weiner. 1630 North 22d St
M. C. Meaney, 1S14 North 22d St.
George Winston, Charles St.
William F. White. 2213 Grace St.
5. If. H. Roberts. 2010 Seward St.
Hvron O. Burbank. 2434 Seward Bt.
W. O. Shriver. 19ir2 North 25th St.
George Oslteanbi-ani, 2420 Parker Bt
E L. Ferr. 11. 1914 North 26th St.
3. Edward Maloney, 1r , 718 Parker Bt
J. iL Wlu.vear, 2311 North 2sth Ave.
w ro, $2.49.
Sale f
a. m.
"YOUNG MOTHER"
Pictures by Maud Puimm,
(like cut), a 3jo value 23c
JI.OO Christy Pictures, framed 16x2o.
lit .$125
S3. 00 Hand Colored Photogravures, framed.
20x24, white bevel mats, nt $1.63
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FLOWERS, FRUITS, (like cut)
....49c
price $9 00
No. 123 Moonlight, by Rossi, $23. sale
price $13.00
No. 138 River Scene, by Guerin. $26. sale
price $17.00
No. 116 Venetian Canal Scene, $43, sale
price $30.00
No. 118 Country Road, by Loranze, $75, sale
price $00.00
No. 115 Sunrise In the Country, by Dahl,
$100, sale price $75.00
25.000 feet of line Picture Mouldings at a
discount of 20 per cent.
We excel In the art of framing. I'd floor.
DELICATESSEN SECTION.
ALL KINDS OF GOOD THINGS TO
EAT. We get dally shipments of all kinds
bust grades Sausages and Cooked Meals
from Welsel & Co.. Milwaukee.
HAMS. HAMS. HAMS
Your choice of Swift's Selected Premium
Hams or Cudahy's Selected Diamond "C"
Hams, average weight of each ham 10
to 12 pounds, every ham is guar- iOl-,
anteed; on sale at, pound I&5v
And Thirty Green Traunig Stamps With
Each Ham.
Morrell's Iowa Pride Choice Call- Iflc'
fornla Ha.ms, at, pound
And Thirty Green Trading Stamps With
Each Ham.
Charles E. Duffle. 1014 North 2Sth Bt.
8. T. Murphy. 2U5 North 2ath Ave.
Rev. O. H. Schleh. 2912 Franklin Bt.
4. W. H. McMillan. ,"2o Grant. St.
J. 8. Bennett, 4312 Grant St.
Joseph B. Fradenburg, 4203 Burdette Bt.
O. J. Strltker, 4221 Ersklne St.
George T. Llndley, 1704 North 36th St.
SEVENTH WARD.
1. Frank C. Weaver, 1043 S. 2Sth Ave.
David N. Miller, 2819 Leavenworth Bt.
William I. Taylor, 2715 Leavenworth St.
John Cunningham, &52 8 . 2slh St.
Charles L. Thomas. 1012 S. 29th St.
1 H. Burney, 2701 Hickory St.
E.J. McArdlo. 1534 S. 2tith St.
Joseph E. Thatcher, 1MJ 8. 27th St.
E. li. Brain. 15-17 S. 2Mb. St.
G. A. Vradenberg. 1533 Georgia Ave.
t. J. 8. Gibson, l.l R. 32d St.
H. H. Allan, 1221 Park Ave.
Theodore Olson. 1319 S. :lld St.
J. M. Buchanan, 1323 B. ?,V St..
J. P.. Starr. 3ti7S Mason Si.
4. Truman Jackson. 2150 8. 33d St.
Charles Ortman. 2141 S. St.
John Norlierg. U'; 8. 33.1 St.
. G. Canan. 1922 S. 3T.th St.
George Ambler. 5101 Lincoln Ave.
EIGHTH WARD.
1. John F. Beattle. 1415 N. 24th St.
William F. Wrenn. 932 N. 24th St.
W. K. Mardls, 14.i2 N. 2Cth St.
Joseph L. Wilson. 2412 Cuming St.
F. W. Tunlson. 221 Charles St.
2. W. 8. I.eary. 8"7 N. 17th St.
Edwin Davis, 818 N. 17th St.
Will Whitmote, 1818 Webster St.
P. J. McAndrews, 811 N. 17th St.
C. F. Westerdahl, 1715 Burt St.
3. F. M. Maguire, 517 N. 18th St.
Joseph Butler. 1817 California Bt.
Joseph H. Haldrtg". 2I2 Chicago St.
C. L. VanCamp. ism Cl.'cago St.
H. R. Mtinchhoff. iH N. lMh St.
t Joseph Brltton, l California St. H
Teter O Mallev, 2514 California St.
Daniel B. Sargent, 2::4 Webster St.
Henry Fitzgibbon, f IS N. :3d St.
H. II. VatiAlstine. : Webster St.
NINTH WARD.
I. Frank J. Robinson. 152o N. 26:h Bt.
Louis Files. 2y Izard St
Arthur L. Anderson, 921 N. 27th Ave.
W. C. McLean. 2.05 Hamilton 8t.
Paul Martin. 2iS Indiana Ave.
I L. Kroner, loig N s;d bt.
Harry Prlmeau. S.V5 Mvrtle Ave.
George Ba.iey. 3317 Mrtle Ave.
W. H. Thompson, lit 2 N 3;tli St.
J. E. VanGilder. 3 th and Hamilton Sts.
I. Charles F. Crowley, S;lt, Burt St.
Sam J Potter. 330 N. 3." lit Ave.
C. B. Malm. 520 N. S:d St.
Guy R. Spencer. Sa.1o California St.
W. H. Graham. SOI N. S3d St.
4. Aleck Pesftnger, 4 Dodge 8t.
Raymond E. Coail, 3718 Furnain St.
H. A. Burnett. 147 N. 31st Ave.
AV. G. Martin. 142 N. 37th Ht.
William 8. Heller. 11 N. 3.id St.
j. Tliomas M,:(k,vern, IHli Chicago St.
Sam Salsll. zvll Capitol Ave.
U. D. Duncan. 2U2 Javtoport St.
-Saturday Only
BENNETT'S BIG GROCERY
Saturday's Interesting list of busi
ness winners and money savers.
Twenty Green Trading Stamps with
lb. finest Java and Mocha Coffee.. 3oc
Forty Green Trading Stamps with
pound Tea (any variety) G8e
Forty Green Trailng Stamps with sack
Pride of Bennett's Flour $1.10
Fifty Green Trading Stamps with five
pounds splendid Tapioca 35c
Thirty Green Trading Stamps with
pint bottle finest Grape Juire Lie
Fitly Green Trading Stamps with five
pound can Bennett's Capitol Baking
Powder $1 .00
Ttn Green Trading Stamps with two
cans Red Cross Cream 2ne
Ten Green Trading Stamps with pint
bottle Columbia Catnup tsio
Ten Green Trading Stamps with bottle
Bennett's Cupitol Flavoring ex
tract 18c
Twenty Green Ttadlng Stamps with
pound can BatTvi. ,a:icy ekin.-t..o
Ten Green Trnfl!ti. storms v,)?ft rts
tumhlor Cranbrrv sauce l"c
Ten Green Trading Stamps with twi
cans fine Table Syrup 20c
Ten Green Trading Stamps with pound
New York Full Cri am Cheese 20c
Ten Green Trading Stamps with pound
finest domestic Swiss Cheese 22c
Ton Green Trading Stamps with Jar
Roy I Luncheon Cheese 2(c
Five Green Trading Stamps with Jar
Royal Luncheon Cheese He
PICKLES. PICKLES. PICKLES.
Ten Green Trading Stamps with quart
Sour Plrkles loo
Trn Green Trading Stamps with quart
Chow Chow Pickles ....l.")
Ten Green Trading Stamps with quart
nmall Pickled Onions ....20o
HEADQUARTERS FOR BUTTER.
Dally Receipts of the Best Products
from the Farm.
Bennett's Capfujl Creamcrv, the finest
produced, l-ll). brick (full weight). 2lc
Fresh Country Butter, pound lsc
Strictly Fresh t'ountrv Eggs.
Ten Green Trading Stumps with Ben
nett's Cupitol Wheat...!. 2oc
TeK Green Trading Stamps with three
cans Early June Peas 2.V.
Chepp's Cc-eoanut, package 4c
Oil Sardines, can 3c
Salnim, pound can 9,;
. Potted Turkey, can 5c
Evaporated Cream, can 4c
Twenty Green Trading Stamps with
can Diamond "S" Fruits, ass't...2S3
Ten Green Trading Stamps with har
AbdHl's Laundry Queen Washing
Compound ". ijc
Ten Green Trading Stamps with three
packages Bennett's Cupitol Mince
Meat 25c
BEJiXETT'S CASDV SECTIO.
A speclil offer on Cream Bon Bons.
These are very delicious, fresh made
and are decorated with assorted nuts
and fruits. Twenty Green TradiiiR
Stamps with pound box 25c
Hallowe'en Novelties, up from 5c
Ten Green Trading Stamps with largo.
.- fancy box fresh made vanilla flavored
Marshmujlows i6e
Cigars
El Bogador. a genuine Porto Rico
Cigar, 8 for , 25o
W tor ji.50
Rudyard Kipling, a seed Havana 5c
Clpar. 60 for i 95
And Forty Green Trading Stamps.
Patterson H. O. Plug Cut. s-os. tin
box 24c
And Five Green Trading Stamps.
Pittsburg Regulars, a broad leaf
Stogie. 100 for $1.50
And Thirty Green Trading Stamps.
Genuine Meerschaum Pipe, amber
Stem, In cfese up from $3.00
SHOE SALE
R. & S. Knox Shoes, hand welt, up-to-date, but
ton, lace and Bluchers, gun metal ? PA
leather, $5.00 value, at.
Old Gentlemen's Easy Welt Sole, vici kid, plain
too, congress or lace shoes, 3 00
We are agents for the Faultless Fitting Dorothy
L0od,d,Va:sity. .3.50 3.00
M. J. Murphy, Jr., 31s N. 26th ft.
A. Gua F. Ruete. 212 S. 37th Bt.
, , . , TENTH WARD.
L J. 3. DInan. 1310 S. llth St.
lew Hermann, 1208 ParWlc St.
J. W. HariMin, 1U0 S. 10th Bt.
F. W. Stubbendorf. 1230 8. 10th Bt.
George P. Smith, 1018 8. llth Bt.
I. John Morrissey, 809 8. 29th Bt
Mike Lovely, loa 8. goth Bt.
J. R. Hill. 810 8. 17th St.
John F. Murphy. 813 8. th SL
D. B. Grimes, 812 B. 17th St.
I. James D. Murphy. 2013 Pierce Bt.
W. H. Herdman. 844 8. 22d 8t.
R. C. Hallett, 846 8. 21st Bt.
R. A. Wilson. 2013 Pierce St.
Edward Potter, 1021 8. 224 St.
4. Joseph Chleborad. 1233 B. 14th 8t.
George Holmes, lflog William St.
Ed . Streights. 16;; William Bt.
Jerry Jelen. K23 8. 14th St.
Joe Bruning, 1707 8. 17th St.
5. Frank Chleborad, 14T'7 S. 15th St.
John F. Froupn. 1457 S. 14th St. ,
James O'Rnnrke. 1453 S. Hth St.
Charles Fanferllk. 1157 S. 14th St.
John Swobodn. 1713 S. IGih St.
ELEVENTH WARD.
1. W. W. Farguhar. 1410 N. 41st Ft.
M. F. Funkhouser. 4012 Cuming St.
W. A. Gardiner. V18 Cuming St.
W. C. Ellis, 4.329 Charles St.
H. E. MeCumher. 40w Charles Bt.
:. F. H. Faus. 43Cd Farnafn St.
Perry Miller. 44"8 Teavenworth St.
Judion Higley. 1020 8. 47th St.
C. L. Wst. 4170 Chicago St.
F. J. Delavega. 3835 California St.
J. H. W. Treulsen, 3554 Howard St.
Fred L. Smith. 721 8. 37th St.
P. 8. McQuirc. 720 8. Slst Bt.
George C. West. 3626 Jackson Bt.
Alfred O. Barker. 632 8 . 87th St.
4. E. E. Stanfteld. 2i Jonee St.
Herman Rehfeld, 526 8. 24th Ave.
Frank Heinbaugh. 601 B. 25th Ave.
W. P. Thomas. 2717 Jackson Bt.
B. Rehfeld. 626 S. 2lth Ave.
TWELFTH WARD.
1. 8 B. Amstutz, 4418 N. 2Mb. St.
Francis Gondall. 4411 N. 25th Ave.
8. R. Quiglev, 4413 N. Slst Ave.
A. K. Lindell. oi Curtis Ave.
William Baumhach, 2614 Saratoga Bt.
2. H. A. Jacoberger. 3;443 iArlmore St.
H. rrarmont. 3312 Meredith Ave.
William A. Grant. 3323 Larimore Ave.
H. F. Burkett. 34th and Bovd Sts.
Milton S. Bauma, 37th and Ida Sts.
t. C. A. Rolierts sr., 2918 N. SOth St.
G. Williams. 3328 Boulevard St.
W. H. Arms. 15 Corby St.
G. R. Chapman. 30o Emmet St.
W. J. Robinson. J23T Miami Bt.
4. R. J. Shields. 2218 Emmet St.
W. C. Turner, 2416 Emmet 6t
J. W. Morrow. 2517 Spencer St.
E. E. Elliott. 2912 N. 24th St.
Henry V. Plumnier, JMJ Mlaiil Bt.
oath Onaaba.
FIRST WARD.
1 Frank Fitzsimmons. 543 N. 20th St.
John McMUlen, HI N. 2ist bU
Boys' Clothing Nothing Like Them in Omaha
A.ts8to!9: 3.95, 2.95 and 1.95
The Final Summons to the Great Pur
chase Sale of the Lion Brand, Ilirsh
Wickwire Co. and Bennett's Cloth
ing Which is Being Sold at 50c on
the Dollar.
Will take place Saturday at 8 a. m. and will continue the day If the lot lasts
that long. If history of the past two weeks repeats Itself these days will go on
record ns the biggest and busiest sale days of our career.
All the broken lots of these fine Suits and Overcoats will go on special sale at
a price that can never be duplicated again. You know the clothes as full of
value as our own American dollars; you know of the styles possessing all the new
kinds that the best custom tailored clothes have; you know of the patterns In
stock, and you know that the Lion Brand label on every garment Is a guarantee
of true worth.
Tomorrow is the
Last Day of
This Great Sale
And If you are not here
your opportunity of a life
time to economize will be
gone forever.
The question is now up to
you.
WILL YOU TAKE AD
VANTAGE OF THIS OP
PORTUNITY TO BUY THE
BEST R.EADY-MADE
CLOTHEING IN THE
COUNTRY AT LESS THAN
FIFTY CENTS ON THE
DOLLAR?
Those whose Income will
not permit them to enjoy the
best can now wear the finest
Suits and Overcoats at no
greater cost than the poorer
quality.
$5, $7.50,
$9.98, $14.98
HERE'S MONEY SAVINGSST
2.50 to $10.00 on a Suit or?
Overcoat.
' Don't Overlook a Llghl""""
Weight Overcoat or a
Rain Coat.
Little men, look Into this
sale.
JEWELRY SECTION
SOLID GOLD Beauty Pins, 50C
Solid Gold Baby Rings, 3 stone .ifl
settings ,OC
Turquoise Bead Necklaces, with lOr'
turquoise cross, complete lvFk
Imported Crystal Hat Pins, 1lr
each llfc.
Jtogers' Tea Spoons, per set of jCr
six.
C -M V W
Specials in Hardware Saturday
Forty green trading stamps with any Waffle Iron, 85c and 75c
Ten green trading stamps with common Nail Hammer iro
Twenty green trading stamps with nickel plated Hammer 3c
Ten green trading stamps with bath tub Soap Dish ioc
Fifty green trading stamps with best Oil Heater made, $4.68 and. . '.$3 75
Twenty green trading stamps with any Coal Hod, prices up from. . . . 25o
Forty green trading stamps with Furnace Scoop, 60c and ' R4c
Forty green trading stamps with Plumber's Friend . 63c
Forty green trading stamps with Boys' Ax ". ". . " " flOc
Forty green trading stamps with Wash Boiler, prices up f rom '. ' '. ',' " oc
Ten green trading stamps with can Yellow Label Stove Polish.... 'l5c
Door and Window Moulding, selling per foot, up from i
ecu up i rum
Heaters sell up from
George W. Howe, 18th and M Sts
J. J. Breen. J003 J Bt.
J. V. Miller, 509 N. 20th 6t.
E. G. Burson, 1021 N. 23d St
2.
John F. Schultz. 1104 N. 22d St.
J- B. Smith, 910 N. 22d St.
W. D. White. 1029 N. 23d St.
Charles F. Mann, '710 N. 22d Bt.
, SECOND WARD.
J- H. C. Miller, 1803 O St.
Que Olsen, 183 8. 18th St.
J. Curtain. 120 a 20th Bt. '
James Pivonka. 105 N. Slst Bt.
J is. uarta, w 8 St.
P. Devoney. 165 8. 24th Bt.
2.
Jonn Murray, 159 8. 2fith St.
B. Dienstbier, 164 8. 21st Bt.
P. J. Linihan, 22d and P St.
Burton Rice, 2313 Q St.
THIRD WARD.
1. Andrew McGulte, 166 8. 31st St.
Steve Carrol, 751 8. 17th St.
C. W. Knight, Im Madixon St.
Mike Barrett. 1316 Harrison St.
Robert Benson, 251n Jefferson St.
2. Ed Hanley, Solo X St.
H. F. Ryan. HH V St.
Ivor Thomas, 458 8. 33d St.
I'ratik Good, 4M8 X St.
Geo. Byrne, 3t.2l W St.
FOURTH WARD. I
1. Tim Sullivan. 132 N. 25th St.
M. Hughes, 2402 P St.
8. A. Furguson. 112 N. 25trt St.
James Cunningnam, 2603 N St.
John A. Nelson, 126 N. 26th 8t.
2. M. J. Corcoran, 3u32 Q Si.
Georee Dunsoomb, 3120 8 Bt.
T. U. Erwln, a 8 St.
William Murphy, 32d and R Sts.
C. M. Santord. 30:3 U St.
FIFTH WARD. '
1. Geo. Raworth, 2714 i St.
Gaorge Skow, 28th and E Bts.
C. K. McGlll. 32d ana F Sts.
William Hughes. Jr.. 32d and F
Sts.
L. V. Williams. 2M6 B St.
I. Peter Lenagh. S9th and L Bta.
Thomas Broderick. 4id and L Sts.
Otto Wurmbach. 39th and R Sta.
Fred peteison, 4"'14 K St.
Frank Koblela, 4o35 L St.
BIXTH WARD.
1. Charles Fernland. 25th and F Bts.
George C. Hasklns, 25th and H Sts.
W. 6. Bailey, 1U6 N. 34th Bt.
John E. Laughlln. 1114 N. 24th St.
Daniel G. Robb. 24th and F Sts.
J. O. Cushing, 25th and L Bts.
2.
M. J. Rowlev. 25th and N Bts.
F. F. Schmidt. 2514 N St.
A. DeLanney, 714 N. 24th St.
Charles E. Fay, 1510 K Bt.
County Prerlaeta.
BENSON.
C. Btelger, William Pamp, Ben Morton.
CHICAGO
Clyde Hollister. Ired Bull, Martin Qumn.
CLONTARF.
8. P. Toraen, II. L. Siarken, J, . Guytr.
Men's Wool Sweaters
Clinlrc of Sweaters worth up to T tf
$4. 00 for .VU
And Fifty Green Trading Stamps.
Hoys' All Wool Sweaters
Buster Brown and all styles choice of
entire stock worth to $2.0 QJJ
And Thirty Green Trading Stamps.
Underwear
Onlv 60 doien of that Fleeced Lined Un
derwear left cost you 50c after (Or1
Saturday for
And Twenty Green Trading Stamps.
Bovs' Fleeced Lined Underwear
worth 36c at
A FHW BARQAINS FOR
SATURDAY SHOPPERS
Back Combs, near Bhell, gold filled
mountings, set with pearls, turquoise,
garnets, etc., $l.-00 value, your rir
choice OyC
We carry the largest variety, latest Eu
ropean and eastern desUns of purses
In Omaha. Our prices are the lowest
that high-grade goods can be sold at.
A hundred styles; each, from il
$16.00 down to 1UC
$23 OO
. .$8!so
mmmm
mil mu 1 1 mmm&zr-
DOUGLAS.
Rudolph Ruscr. C. A. Plerson, Eggert
Paul.
DCNDEE.
W- Klrkendall, Frank It. Fltchett.
John E. Moore.
, EAST OMAHA.
Charles Junge, Peter Clausen, Charles
Bcssni&o.
EL.KHORN.
Charles Anderson, C. H. Cobb, Fred
Moulton.
FLORENCE.
William R. Cole, L. N. Warller, P. M.
King.
JEFFERSON.
Charles J. Kloninger, M. H. Fredrlckson,
W. T. Voss.
M'ARDLE.
John Anderson, Joo Decker, F. A. Mc
Aidle.
MILLARD.
William Von Joirn, C. H. Hartman. W.
A. Welsh. '
PLATTE VALLEY.
Rev. W. L. Elliot, K. Erway, Joseph Mc
Clanalian. CNION.
Henry Duller, Ed. Knight. John 'Cam
cron.
WATERLOO.
B. B. Hooter. A. II. Campbell. C. E. Wll-kins.
WHERE IS BABY'S GO-CART?
That la ! All-A bsorblna; Queatlon
of the Hour nllb the
Police.
Where Is Baby Rankin's go-cart?
Aside from a zeal to perform their duties
as guardians of the public safety the po
lice are anxious to get a glimpse of the
person who would be mean enough to steal
a baby's go-cart.
Mrs. Rankin of 616 Georgia avenue has
reported the loss of her baby's go-cart, sal t
to have been stolen from her front porch.
K milkman plying In the Rankin neighbor
hood told a patrolman ho saw a boy mov
ing south on he avenue early Friday morn
ing with the cart tilled with newspapers.
The police are after the boy. Meanwhile
Baby Rankin Is crying fur his go-cart and
contenting himself with a tin rattle and
building houses on the floor with his blocks.
Another letlm.
of an accident, Editor Schuele, of Colum
bus, O., was cured of his wound by
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Try If. 26c. For
sale by Sherman & McConnell Drug Co,
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