DAY. .TAN TAR Y CO. :sc.ft.
8
TTTR OMATTA' TUTLY BEF,: S
Great Sale of Sample Rugs Saturday
"We have secured the entire sample Hue of one of the greatest Rng Mann
factnrers in the country at about 50 Cents on the Dollar, and will place them on
sale Saturday at Less than Wholesale Prices.
E4-60 Air-nlnstw Rngs, In floral and Oriental de
alfni, sit 36x7:, aala O 7 C
prlca J
fa.75 Axminstr Uns. site 27i0. fifty patterns
to aelect from, sale 1 7C
price I. I J
2.00 Henry Wool Velrrt Roju. fast colors,
large assortment of patterns, size 1 J C
27x64. at I. ,3
S2.00 Smyrna Rugs, alee 3x6S, pretty patterns,
heavy quality, sale Q
price J DC
$7. BO Ilnndhar Welton Rags, eke 3Cx63, one of
the best on the market, 50 patterns vf "7 C
to select from, choice T. f D
$8.60 Bipclow Arminster Arlington Hug, noth
ing better manufactured, large assortment of
patterns, slie 36x03, great snup, P 7C
i M
at.
927.H0 A mil nut rr Rnm, site till
feet, great assortment, at
S5.0O Btlnaon VeWet Rags, size
nothing better made. Oriental or
floral deelgns. special Saturday. .
Sanford Tapeotry Rngs, size 9x10 foot 6 Inches
gularly 116.00, aale
17.50
9xl feet.
22.50
worth regi
price. ,
11.00
nn
LnJ
MM?
Sixth Day of the Great Muslin Underwear Sale
Owing to enormous business in onr Muslin Underwear department during tha
Inst wefk we have on hand hundreds of dozens of high grade muslin urn' gar
ments in broken sizes which we will Hose out Saturday at prices ridiculously low
considering quality.
THE RELIABLE. STORE.
50c Ribbons, Per Yard, 7c Other Saturday Specials
Tapestry Brussels Carpet, worth 86c yard,
special In this sale, at A J
yard. r2C
Axmintr C'nrpets, of best quality, worth 11.25
j ard, in this sale, at
jard I DC
Many other bargains
Department, third floor.
Saturday In Carpet
The pnlNt ribbon sale arsr nald In
Omaha. Don't miss It.
No. IS All-81lk Taffeta Rib
bons, worth 20c
No. 22 All-Silk Taffeta Rib
bons, worth 26c
No. 22 All-Bilk Batln Taffta
Ribbons, worth e
No. 80 All-Silk Satin Taffeta
Ribbons, worth S5c
No. 4o All-Silk Satin Taffeta
Ribbons, worth 50c ,
All on sale at one- price, per
yard
Our stock of ribbons Is the most com
plete to be found and our prices, are al
ways right. If you ant the best for the
money, come to us.
)7i
fie
) Quantity !
limited. :
i Soc Oold Belts
' for
Co Black Silk Belts
for
CO,- Colored Bilk Belts
for
Xc Leather Belts
for
160c Patent leather Belts
for
S5c Novels.
Saturday
11. 'io Copyright
books.
Flaying Crds,
ptr pack
Indies' Neckwear
at
New Ruchtngs. Soc. 10c
and
25c
25;
25c
.l5c
25c
74c
45c
...8c
10c
.15c
8
Wllw
Indira Skirts, In assortment
of beautiful designs nerer
before equaled In Omaha.
Handsomely trimmed In fine
laces, embroideries and in
sertlngs, worth up to 15.00.
tinmatrhable bargains, at
$1.98.
89c
Ladies' Gowns In unequaled
assortment of beautiful de
signs, worth regularly up to
$2 on, m four lota,
at 98c, 75c, 5 0o and.
Ladles' Corset Coera and
Drawers, extra full and well
made, worth up to $1.25,
rule price 50c, 3c,
1'nc and
Mlst-es' and Children's Drawers,
nicely trimmed, great snap
Saturday, at 25c,
loc and .
8.i,,.,;,0.".'. 75c
39c
i
17ic
10c
lutes' Lisle aaoie Yeats, In
pinks, blues and white,
values up to 60c, I A.
Saturday. 15c and....IUV.
rrom B Till 10 A. M. Ladles'
Oowns, made extra long and
full, trimmed with ruffles
and tucks, embroidery yoke,
worth up to 98c. only two to
a customer, for
this hour, at choice. . Jk
From 10 Till 11 A. M. Made
extra full with deep flounces
and dust ruffle, trimmed with
embroidery and four rows of
insertlna- and tucks, worta
SI. 00, limit of one
to a customer, at . . .
From 11 A. M. Till 12 M. -Ladles'
Pine Oauze Vests,
in regular and extra sues.
worth 16c, for one
hour, at choice. . . .
50c
5c
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
Something Doing In Fine Metal Reds At this season of the year we place
orders for our spring linos. To do this Intelligently we have samples sent us
from the factories, one article of a kind and then make up our ordera. We
now hare some advance styles of Beds one of a kind 3 . foot, 3 foot 6
inches and 4 foot 6 Inches, in white, green, blue, pink and gold bronze
enamels, and combinations of these colors. These sample beds will now be
sold at factory cost. And we offer you a rare opportunity to buy a good bed
very rtieap.
1.75
1.85
2.50
2.85
3.50
3.85
4.45
Elegant new style heavy Gold
Bronze Beds at a saving of 14 to $.
.. A L0. of ood Ch,r- 1 to 4 of a kind, at 76c and tl.OO, regular 11.60
snd J1.75 goods. .
Agent for the Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet.
Beds that will sell for $2.(6,
now
Beds that, will sell for $2.96,
now
Reds that will sell for $8.60,
now
Beds that will sell for $3.96,
now
Beds that will aell for $4.60,
now
Beds that will sell for $5.76,
now
Beds that will sell for $6.60,
now. . . .!
Ask to see it.
SPECIAL HAT BARGAINS
Unmatchable ' bargains , in all kinds of Men's Headwear.
Kvery up-to-date shape and color is represented in our Saturday
specials. A variety that enables you to select something just
to suit.
Women's Garments M Prices
Our entire stock of Women's Coats, Suit, Furs, Skirts, Waists, etc., is now on sale at un
equaled low prices. Many are recent arrivals, pu rchased by our cloak buyer at one-half to
one-third real value. Among them 1,200 silk shirt waist suits the greatest suit bargains
ever seen in Omaha.
Soft Fur nats, regular $3.00 and $2.60
values, special Satur- 1 AA
dny . ....... .UU
Men's Winter Cans, In all newest
shapes, worth up to Cs8
$2.00, In this sale:... ,OC
$2.00 and $1.50 Fur .Hat, in all
the newest shapes, 100
Roys' Caps, a great clearing sale of
our enure stock, at 60c, tl
25c and JC
DRUG DEPARTMENT SPECIALS
Kirk's Rose' Heliotrope' '
Soaps, box , ,
Almond Skin Food,
at .
Dr. Lyon's Tooth Powder,
at........ ;.Vv;'
wnite fine and Tar Cough ' f f
Syrup, at ADC
10c
15c
17c
Rubber Face Brushes, Q
Chamois Skin Vests, 200
irge sponges, . , . . . . f
2 for DC
Bulb Syringes, 25
GREAT SALE OF MEN'S SHIRTS
Mon'a fflirh flrA arhfa n.l. r-i. j t . , . ..
" V, Zr T. "n. auu meai Dranas,- in an newest pat
terns, made from fine Ginghams, Madraases and Percales, in soft or pleated
: ; .wu " imv on i i id, ninny or in em run aresa. m
. that sold at 75c to $1.60 In three lota at COc. 60c and. 2jC
Ladjes' Silk Hults, all newest atylea,
made of Glvemaud's best taffetas, in
all colors and black come in sizes
from 32 to 44 and are worth regu
larly up to $18 sale
price
Choice of our $18.75, $15
and $18 Coats Saturday
7.77
7.50
Ladles' Coats, made of fine Washing
ton Mills kerseys, in plain colors
and handsome fancy mixed materi
als, worth regularly $20.00, $25.00
and $30.00 choice
Saturday
$12.50 and $15.00 Coats, In nobby
fancy mixed materials 200 gar
ments to select from
10.00
at
5.00
Handsome Walking Skirts, In mohairs,
Panamas, cheviots, serges, Sicilians,
broadcloths, silks, etc., in all col
ors and sizes, worth up to $12.60
over 1,000 garments to se- t QP
lect from choice JJD
Children's Coata, In bearskins, lamb
skins, covert, broadcloths, friezes,
etc., in ages from 2 to 14 years,
worth regularly up to " f) Q
$8.60, sale price tjD
Ladies' Tailor Suits, in Chesterfield
style, great assortment of plain col
ored and fancy mixed materials,
worth up to $25.00 - f A f(
sale price . . 1U.UU
Elegant Sprlug Suite the first show
ing of new models tn Eton effects
splendid values at $30, IP AH
$25, $18.60 and 1J.UU
FOTO FIR SPECIALS.
Brook Mink Scarf, worth up fC
to $7, Saturday at . J
Fox, Marten and Squirrel Scarfs,
worth up to $10.00. A QQ
Saturday T'.JO
Double Fox Scarfs, good value
9.90
regular $16.00
. 6.90
to 14
$4.00.
at $20, Saturday.
Astrakhan Capes,
values satin
lined
Children's Dresses, in ages 6
years, worth regularly up to
Saturday at $1.49 QQ.
.and JOC
From S tlU 9 a. tn. -Women's Flannel
ette Dressing Sacques
From 8:80 till 0:80 a. m. Women's
Wrappers worth $1.26 J)C
From 0 till 10 a. m. $2.00 Elder
down Dressing Sacques 85c
From 0:80 to 10:80 a. m. Women's
Long Kimonos, $2.00
values, at :. . .
89c
Ha yden's Grocery Prices Always in the Lead
Highest quality and freshest
22 pounds Pure Cane Granulated
Sugar for 81.00
48-pound sacks Fancy High Patent
Minnesota Flour nothing nner
for family use per sack $1.25
10 pounds best Granulated
Cornmeal 15c
pounds best Rolled Oatmeal ... 25c
pounds best Hand Picked Navy
Beans .25c
pounds best Pearl Sago, -Barley,
Farina or Hominy. ......... . .05o
10 bars best brands Laundry
Soap 25c
2-pound can Fancy Sweet 8ugar
Corn - oc
goods. Our guarantee with everything we sell.
Another Big Creamery Butter Sale.
Fancy Separator Creamery Butter
retailed everywhere for 26c to 28o
pound our price, per pound... 21c
2-pound can Fancy Wax or String
Beans 6o
2- pound can Early Jane Sifted
Peas 7H
3- pound can Golden Pumpkin. .7 He
3-pound can Boston Baked Beans.7Me
3-pound can Bauer Kraut 7 He
3-pound can Spinach. 8 t-Sc
3-pound can Golden, Table Syrup.8 l-3o
3-pound can Fancy Table '
Peaches ...... . .'. 12Hc
1-pound can Alaska BaliUM 9o
Oil Sardines, per can'. , . .80
Diamond C Mince Meat, pkg 4c
The best 8oda or Oyatsjr Crackers,
per pound 6c
Fresh, crisp Ginger Snaps, pound.. 5c
Oranges I Oranges! Oranges!
We have bought of the California
Fruit Growers' association a car of
Fancy Highland Navel Oranges.
Every person in Omaha knows the
quality of the Highland Navels, of
which we sold thousands of boxes
last season. They are the sweetest,
juicest and richest flavored orange
that grows. Tomorrow we will
place this car on sale at dos. .20c
No Limit All You want.
I
t-f
Visit Our 5c and 10c Department in Basement.
BIG SHOE SALE SATURDAY
500 pairs Men's Sample "Crown"
Shoos, in patent oalf, patent colt,
box oalf and rici kid, absolutely
worth $3.00 and $3.60,
at
600 pairs of the celebrated Ultra
shoes, in vlci kid and patent calf,
aold the world over at 1 ft
$8.50. at i,JO
1.96
Women's $3.60 patent colt button.
Goodyear welt, dull matt calf top,
a very dressy shoe,
at
2.48
Women's, Misses' and
vlcl kid lace shoes,
at
Chllds'
Boys' and Youths' $1.60
satin calf lace shoes, at. . . .
Chllds' $1.00 hand-sewed kid
lace or button shoes, at. . . .
Women's $1.00 fur trimmed
Juliet Slippers, at....
Women's 60-cent Felt
Slippers, at ,
Chllds' 60-cent Felt
Slippers, at
$1.6$
98c
98c
69c
69c
39c
15c
We are sole agenU in Omaha for the celebrated CroMett Union Mad
Shoes for Men.
Are you a G rover customer T Are they easy? Ask the woman I
Ladies9 Glove Bargains
Ladles' Kid Gloves Broken lots, tome slightly damaged, worth up
to $1.00, choice Saturday
Ladies' Wool Golf Gloves In all colors, worth double, at, pair,
25c and , , .
liAoics- ana Aiissee- juiuens worm 2tc, at, t f
Pair IOC
..19c
..15c
SHEET MUSIC SALE
Saturday we place on tale all the latest hits In both vocal and Instrumental
music, also Whitmark's New Dance FoUo, at 17c per copy; 18c by mall. Be
low you will find many of the latest hits of the day. Visit our Muslo De
partment and ask to have them played. '
AbBlnthe Frappe.
I Love You All the Time.
Can't You See I'm Lonely f
My Irish Molly O.
Popples.
Mexicana.
Belles of Dixie.
Peter Piper.
Graft, Graft, Graft.
Radium Dance.
My Old Oregon Home.
Danny. Tennessee.
Silver Heels.
When My Sweetheart Mary Whispered
Yes.
Where the Sweet Arbutus Orows.
Message of the Dying Engineer.
Bamboo 8!lde.
Chicken Chowder.
Syncopated Rags.
SATURDAY'S MEAT SPECIALS
Ko plaee In th ctty will a dollar go so far aa tier. Bust quality as lowest prlcea
la the motto. That's the reason our Mea t Department Is always crowded.
Boiling Beef.
pound
Sirloin Steak,
pound
Round Roast,
pound
Round Steak,
pound
2k
8c
8c
8c
Shoulder Roast,
pound
Shoulder Steak,
pound
Spring Chickens,
pound
'Phone us your orders
.5Jc
.5'c
lie
DUN'S REVIEW OF TRADE
Vigarits of the Weather Canae lingular
Activity in Ensiieu Affairs.
IUILDING OPERATIONS CONTINUE ACTIVE
Manr Advances la Waves Arc Re
portedAlso La rare Iaprease
im Railroad Ears
la as.
NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-R. O. Dun & Co.'s
Weekly Review of Trade tomorrow will
say:
Reports are more Irregular, chiefly be
cause of the vagaries of the weather. At
some points results are all that rould be
di'slred, the nw year starting with much
heavier transactions than In 16. but high
temperature and excessive rains In other
localities retard retail distribution of winter
foods, and it is becoming necessary to re'
dure stocks by clearance sales. Nothing dis
turha the vigorous preparations for spring
business, which promises to muke a must
gratifying exnioit. (men weatner is lacii
itmlng outdoor work, building operations
progressing at an unprecedented pace for
the season, and the Construction News re
ports permits Issued In 19u6 to a value of
kJI,lK,lt which Is 40 per cent In excess of
the preceding year. Omclal returns or for
elgn commerce also tell of a new record es.
tahllshed last year, the total for December
exports alone rising about S25.vtn,eu0 beyond
any other month in the nation's history. To
some extent this Is attributed to the ap
proaching tariff regulations In Germany.
For the last, week at this port exports
nhowed an increase of t4.102.6K3 and imports
gained $1. 130. 067. as compared with the same
week last year. More advances in wages
are announced and an agreement as to coal
mining is more than probable, but some
friction Is noted In the Building trades.
Manufacturing plants make favorable re
port, especially those of the leading In
dustry, and another new high record has
been established In the security market.
Railway earnings thus far reported for
January were 7. TO per cent larger than a
year ago.
Closing or large contracts for pig iron for
the leading Interest proved an element of
strength In the iron and steel Industry that
Improves the tone and makes the outlook
for the nrst quarter most satisfactory.
ncreaslng supplies have somewhat de
pressed the tone of country hides, but
packer lines are rainy steady and no di
vision of the market has shown a normal
decline In proportion to the seasonable de
terioration in quality. 'Activity oi eastern
wholesalers In handling samples Indicate
that original oraers ror tall shoes will -be
placed much earlier than In previous sea
sons.
BRADSTREETS REVIEW OF TRADE
Mild Weather (oatlanes to Affect
Retail Trade t'nf a vorably.
NEW YORK. Jan. 19. Bradatreet's tomor
row will say:
Mild weather continues a source of com
plaint by affecting retail trade, collections
ana some re-oraer business from wholesal
ers, but compensations are found in con
tinued activity In outdoor Inquiry, practi
cally unchecked building operations, better
than ordinary midwinter transportation
Peoria
Hartford
Nashville
Spokane. Wash....
Lies Moines
Tacoma
New Haven
Grand Rapids
Norfolk
Dayton
Portland. Me
Sprlnpfleld, Mass...
Byrncuse
orcenter
Knoxvllle
Charleston, S. C.
Wilmington, Del.
Wichita
Wllkesbarre
All that is best in whiskey
you will find in
Old
Uivderoof
Rye
It is thoroughly matured,
soft and rich.
CHAS. DENNEHY & COMPANY,
Chicago.
conditions and uninterrupted progress in all Salt Iake City...
manufacturing lines, particularly iron ana Kocnester
steel. Spring trade prospects continue as
favorable as neretorore; mere is consiaer- i
able looking around: shipments on earlier
orders are heavy and the feeling favors
an earlier than ordinary opening oi wnoie
sale ODeratlous In dry goods, millinery.
shoes and kindred lines. Building materials
were apparently never so active before at
this stage of the season. Large purchases
of pig iron slightly below the market by I
lesdinv interests insure consumption of nil I
iinnlles for the first auarter and most '
of the second quarter, while demand for i Augusta. Ga..
rails, structural material, plates and other ; Rvansville ....
flnlshed Droducts assure work for the nuns Mioux city ....
for six months to come. Most staple I Birmingham
products display notable strengtn tor a :
midwinter season, cotton being especially
strong, but adequate supplies favor ease In
enal and coke. Increasing production and
re-sales of earlier purchases of copper make
for weakness In thai metal, wun aecnnes
.ntn aiun in lead, and mild weather tends i
tn declines in eaas. not a tors and some other , Dvennort
lines of country produce. Bank clearings , TJttle Rock
again break all records for the week. I Topeka
Money la easier at nearly all markets, i Chattanooga
8ummed up, there Is undiminished confl- 1 Jacksonville, Plar...
dence In an Immense if not indeed record Kal.tnmxoo, Mich...
business for six months at least, but there Pprlngneld. Ill
la a perceptible Increase In the stress laid Fall Hiver
upon the need of conservatism in specula-i Wheeling, W. Va..
Uon. Macon
Business fallureg in the United States 1 Helena
for the week ending January 18 number -T4 Lexington
against It last week, a04 In the like week Akron
of 2ii6 In 1KU4. 2M In 1903, and 2fli In Canton, Ohio
1902 In Canada failures for the week nuin- i Fargo, N. D
berSS aa against 46 last week and 37 In this j Youngstown .........
week a year ago. New Bedford
u-ki inciuriine flour, exports for the Rockford. Ill
week ending January is are s.nn.niu im.,
against 4.768.772 bu. last week, 1,US.974 1U.
this week last year. J.638.182 bu In 1904.
and I.63S.7&7 bu. In 1S03. From July 1 to dale
the exports are vi.zji.oot . ,
,.,c icu (. la at vnr. 8S.S2m.d16 bu. In 19)1-1. '
and 112.t71.567 bu. In 1901. Corn "ports for
the week are 6.944. B74 bu. against 6,34..5;.9
bu last week, S.186.B29 bu. a year ago. J.1j0 -,wi'h
in iu and i376.6S3 bu. in 19m. From
July 1 to date the exports of corn are , Mansfield, Ohio...
fcfiB42B bu. against 24,Nt.4i du. in r-uo, Fremont, rseo..
81,0U1,W6 DU. in J nu "
REPORT OV THE CLEARING HOISE
Traasactloua of the Associated Ranks
for the Week.
NEW TORK. Jan. 19. The following
table, compiled by Bradstreet. shows the
bank clearings at the principal cities for
the week ended January Is, with the per
centage of Increase and decrease as com
pared with the corresponding wkelt last
year:
Dowetl
Chester, Pa
Klnghamtnn
Rloonilngton, 111...
Bprlngtield. Ohio..
Greensburr, Pa....
Qulncy. Ill
Itecatur. Ill
Bloux Falls. P. D.
Jacksonville. 111.
,778.:i
4,10.3341
3,529,342
4.340.1S!
3.931. S3HI
2,51. 16t!
3.M7,8rt6i
2.ti 16.836 .
2.617.1X71
2.365.131!
1.937.4371
2.146. 2f'
2.297.63S
2.KM.61SI
l,758.5u3l
1. 822.C82!
1.89.78;
1.804.101.
1. 51-3. 036!
1,68.215
1.779.724
1.390.3X2
1.6718
1.178.556
8I5.4(I3
1.226,489
1.035.458
1.332,996
1.54K.526
923.502
77N.HS
.4311
940.36i
586.120
796.028
829.698
601,400
412.6501
574 732
W.740
783.936
K8.G32
562.4V)
537.6MI
575,0iO
625,(6si
46)i,10S
4X0.9"
417.6!.
372.4131
3"6.046l
310.811
S: 10. 074
2M.S?
63. i
10.9'
21 .Oi
17.01
29.9'
47.7
13.3
26.9
15.4
41.7
9.7
31.8
35.3
65.4
32.0
2.3
69.7
Cedar Rsplds
tHouston
tOalveston
Total. V. S
Outside New Tork.
537.626: 25. 0'.
24.4K6.975 102.11.
11.662,(O0 17.0 .
$.1.831, 862,453 3.V 6'.
1,168,938, iBU JU.B.
CANADA.
1.17
6.0
23.51
61.41
23.9
u'.i
6.9!
30.61
1.01
41. S'
48.5
3 5
34.3
113.6
29.6!
60.8
13.01
16.4
28.1
II
4 9
Montreal
Toronto
Winnipeg
Ottawa
Halifax
Vancouver, B. C.
Quebec
Hamilton
St. John, N. B..
1 London, Ont
Total, Canada
t.l
7.6.
15.6
U.6
31. 6i
23.21
18.8!
21.W
46.8
17.01
28.0i(....
19.lt
30. 6'
25.11
49.01
37. 8!
45.6
30.299.7041
24,892.291
7,560,922;
2.821
1.883,151
l.Si 16.213'
1.719.1179
1.590. 4i kl
l,0!"8.377i
1,8,795
36.21..
27.11..
25. 6;..
11.11..
10.21..
33.91..
10.4 ..
36.7L.
12.9'..
16.61
975,698 16.61 ,
$ 76. 723.454 28. 5
Balances paid in cash.
tNot Included In totals because contain
ing other Items than clearings.
SPORTS OF k DAY.
CITIES.
Clearings. Inc.! Dec.
II
J
New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia ...
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Sn Francisco
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Kansas City ...
New Orleans...
Minneapolis ...
Cleveland ,
Ixuisville
Ix-trolt
Milwaukee ....
OMAHA
Providence ...
Im Angeles...
Buffalo
Indianapolis ...
8t. Paul
Mrmnhls
8t. Joseph ....
lUt hiitond
lenver
Columbus '
Heatlle
Washington ...
ttavannah
Albany
Portland. Ore .
Fmrt Worth ...
Tol.do. O
Atlanta
! $2,662,923,694
230,775.414
199,257.154
lt3.686.748
66.192,2221
58,193,9t9
42.234.46l
2,46.2'0
32. 9i. 712
29.024.7:iS
28.618.272
1 577 7UI
17.6f.71
13.lMI.6St7
13X.413
10.8H1.641
k.792 574
9.747.50O
11.458.092
.791.Sf1
7.3.672
T .212 326
6.373. 631.
6.1M. .
7.145.(041
7.850,274 .
6.764 8U
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6.156.7071
4.296.5781
6 140.4IU;
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9.21.
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47.2 .
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19.8 .
196 .
13 8,
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26.11
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27.71.
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WITH THE BOWLERS.
The Onlniods won two games from the
Krug Parks lis,t night, although the brew
r. war Mirh on ill ns. Bobby Kncell rolled
I the high total for the evening with fH and
j French the top singlo gtme with 2U8. Scores:
OMMODS,
Int.
Tracy 150
Hughes l'W
Welly 19
Maglll
Lucell 01
Totals 868 886
KRl'O PARKS.
1st. 2d.
Zimmerman 188 19
French -8 '79
Bengele 192 3i0
Johnson '97 171
Clay 171 168
Totals 956 867 866 '.6.S9
The Red Seals won two out of three
games from the Hun Flowers on the Metro
politan alleys lust night. Scores:
let. 2d.
1S3
t- 151
120
Iu2
lii
leagues as outlined at the conference today.
In New York, for instance, there will be
onlv three conflicting games, two of these
being played on IjHiior day.
The schedule meetings of both leagues will
be held in llila city February 14. Prior to
the schedule meetl-?s the Joint committee
on rules will be In Beesion.
Golf Association Meets.
i.. r.i' vnrlf .Inn 10 The I'nited States
Oolf association held its annual meeting
here tonight. The executive committee an
nounced that th Ekwanok club and the
Brae Burn Country club had been elected
to membership. The annual report nf the
association showed a total membership of
clubs numbering 293, of which thirty are as
sociate clubs and 263 allied clubs. During
the last year fourteen clubs were admitted
to membership and nlno clubs cither re
signed or were dropped.
WATCHES. ITenzer, 18th and Dodga,
TJ1 JT f imw"
3d. Total.
For fifty years w tutvs road
Cook's Imperial ana know that
tt is tha best Champa. fO that
pure grape and human lng
nuity could make and our
oplnloo was endoncd by the
gtvin of th Grand Prlxa over
all other mikes t thi St. Louis
WnrM'iPiie. rVmk'i Imoerul
b half the pries of foreteo- I
made Champagoek Tb da- 1
fcrencs lies in the fact that I
yotipay duty and ahip freight 1
on the foreign make 1
SERVED EVERTWHERE I
aHUlCAa VUTI CO, St. MVtt
Nolan .
I-eder ..
Seagaser
Bruenlng
Carlton
Totals
176
1.13
146
152
131
17
124
147
150
127
531
419
413
HI
413
2.171
Mack ....
bteirns
Benjamin
Wilcox ..
Anus ....
Totajs
711 "71(1 720
SL'N FUWERS.
1st. 2d. 3d. Total.
121 ul
147 1 il
122 Ibt
141 121
132 126
670
71o
l i
H9
US
li2
150
734'
41(1
434
4t
2,114
MAJOR 1.EAGIK MHED11K8 MARK
atloaals Will Upea April lii aaU
Americans April 14.
N BW YORK, Jan. 19. President Harry
C. Pulliam of the National Base Ball league
and President Ban Johnson of the Amer
ican league were In conference here today
for several hours and arrived at an agree
ment as to the general features of tl.e play
ing schedules of the two leagues during tho
coming season. It was agreed that the
American leuaue season should open In the
east April 14 and In the west April 17. The
onlv playing arrangement announced by
President Johnson was that the Boston
American league team would open the sea
son In New York, the two clubs ihen going
to Bofclon to open there on Lexington day.
The National league reserved the right to
open its season In Brooklyn April 12. but
no dates were announced for the opening In
other cities. There will be few conltlctlng
data lu iiM stUedulcs of the tu major
111
2d. 3d. TotTl. ' A
an hi) fin B
169 us f a
120 166 48 U
191 21 54S ! IS
202 179 582 ! si
910 2. V.I j I
3d. Total.
177 514 ( I
170 557 I 3 ,
10 5T2 U
18fl W j U
1. 9 I Li
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