the oaha datlt vt.t.: ratcthuy. January 27, ipos. -
Saturday Is Bargain Day in Furnishings
"We carry the largest stock of Men's and Ladies' Furnishings
in the city, and our Special Sake are always winners on acoount
of the high quality and unmatehable low prices of our offerings.
Aa Specials for Saturday We Are Showing.
E. A VT. Collar Bright, clean itock,
U all sites and newest style, regu
lar the raluea, while they 7I
last, at I 2
Men's fihlrta In such brandi as Oik,
Orlffln and Ideal. soft and pleated
bosoms and many white laundrled,
garments worth up to
11.60. at 60c and J
Men's Shirts and Drawer Fleece
lined, ribbed or wool, raluea up to
$1.60 Saturday, at, per OC,
. garment J
Men' and Bor' Sweats
winter weight, all size,
special at 60c and
Men' Wool Hone Heavy
worth up to 60c, at 26c,
16c and.
Men's Heavy Calfskin Mitten
up to 11.00,
at
Children's Vest and Pants
Heary ribbed, at
Heary
25c
quality,
12k
-Worth
50c
19c
Ladle' rnion Snits All wool, in
black, grey or cream, all slse and
worth up to $5.00, Cfl
Saturday, choice..... liJU
Ladle' I'nlon Suit In heary cotton
near lined, great bar- , TCI,
gains, at 60c and JJ
Ladle' Vert and Panta Heary fleeo
lined. In all sices, worth up to 60c,
at. Sc, J6c inA
as v
Underskirt Made of outing
flannel, knee length, worth up to
60c, Saturday, at J 6c 15c
Chlldmi's Wool Vest and ' Pants
All sixes, at gar-
ment . . . . J C
Ladies' Ontfng Flannel Gown Mad
extra long and full, worth ' Pft
up to $1.60, at ,.DZJC
Children' Outing Flannel Gown
All slies, worth 76c, ' 25c
nd .
Ladle'
Our Special
Catalogues and
Samples Stnt
Frse Any
Address Upon
; Application
rn
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THE RELIABLE STORE
All Mail
Orders Prompt'
Ijr vnd Car
fully Filled.
Send at Once.
Special Sale of Veiling, Belts, Buttons, Etc.
Gold Belt on Sale.
lust received a fin line of the latest
novelties In Gold Belt. On sale
Saturday morning, at,
each, 60c and !
BBc Hoae Supporter 10c Come In
five slses, babies,' children's,
misses,' young ladles' and ladles.'
All made of Inch wlda lisle loom
elastic, In all colors, 1 fi
at, pair.., .1UC
Extra Special.
$2 15 Embroidered Shirt
Waist Patterns.
$1.00 Fancy Neckwear,
at
60c Fancy Neckwear, u
..$1
50c
at.-
20c Tooth Brash
each
$1.00 Silk Belts,
for
15c quality Pnre Linen
Handkerchiefs, at
10c Fancy Embroidered
Handkerchiefs, at...
10c
25c
" 75c
5c
Special Veiling Sale.
SOc Silk Veilings, per Yard, 12 He
All new Fancy Mesh and Chenille
Dot, the Very latest novelties and
finest qualities in black, brown
and navy limit of four yards to a
customer, at,
rr lZiC
8c Fancy Ribbon. Per Yard, lOo
' All high grade Rlbbona. in beautiful
patterns, on sale Batur
dar, at, yard
10c
Pearl Button Sale.
8c Pearl Button, per
doten.
6c Pearl Buttons, per
dosen
lOo Pearl Buttons, per
docen
11.
lc
ic
2ic
4ic
10c
asc Paper Novel, P
only ..jC
16c Pearl Buttons, per
dosen
20c Pearl Buttons, per
dosen
Big Shoe Sale Saturday
The entire surplus stork of thm (3) factories nt less than
the cost to make. Men's, Boys', MisstV and Children's Shoes
at a fraction of the regular prior.
Men's Sample "CROWN" Shoe In most ' DYKES 3ft cent rubber soles for Men
15c
all leathers, worth up to fl A
Sfl.ftO. at I, JO
The celebrsted $.1.ft0 t'ltra shoe for wo
men In welt snd hsnd turned
sole, all leather
Women'. Misses and Child. $1.50
Dongola lace shoe, all sices,
at
Closing out all the Ladles $1.00
snd $1.ftO fnr trimmed Juliets.
Child' $1.00 hand turned button
and lace shoos, at
Boys' and Youths' satin calf, box calf
and vlcl kid. In blucbar or f Q
bal. $1.C0 and .. JOC
1.96
i. $1.50
98c
69c
69c
nd Women-c-bkUy nut on.
only two pnlrs to a rnstompr.. .
Crossetf CNION MA PR shoes for
Men. S.T.V snd S2.JS0. The BEST
SHOES for the price that money can
buy.
Hulskamp's CNION MADE shoe for
Women, all kinds, style sud y (f
leather, from $:u.n to 4..UU
Are you a G ROVER customer? Are
they easy?
Ask the Woman!::
Twenty-seven style to select from.
Hosiery and Corsets
Ladles' Plain Black or Grey Hose and
Children's Heavy Ribbed Hose, all
sizes, worth 16c, at.
pair
Ladle' Hose In plain black and
fancies, worth 25c, Sat- 1"
urday. at, pair. ls-iC
Sc
Soft Hal Time Is Ml
the Time
Every season of the year sees the soft
hat the favorite for general wear
fit more snugly and give more pro
tection In winter lighter and bet
ter generally for summer. We are
showing for Saturday Soft Felt
Hat in all shapes, values up to
$3.00, in three lots Sat- C
urday, at $1.00, 60c and. ..
Derby Hat The greatest line" shown
In the west, at $3.00, . tff
$2.00 and 4I
Shop Cawt In silk or heavy mercer-
tzed fabrics, 25c values, f A.
Saturday 1UC
Hardware, Stoves and
House Furnishings
A carload of Galvanized Ware.
Now is your time to lay In your supply
for the spring. These goods are con
tinually going up and these prices
cannot be duplicated this year. See
what others sell them for and then
come and buy what you need.
10-quart Galvanized Water
Palls...
12-ouart Galvanized Water
Pall
14-quart Galvanized Water-
Palls.....;...
No. 0 Galvanized Wash :
Tubs.
No. 1 Galvanized Wash
Tubs
No. 2 Galvanised Wash yfCfc
Tub. .....r!C
No. 3 Galvanized Wash Cs
Tubs.. .... C
10-quart. IX. Tin Dairy
fans. . . ... . . .
is-quart IX Tin Dairy . . . -t
Palls..... ...ZJC
14-quart IX Tin Dairy , .
27c
' a i
10c
15c
19c
29c
39c
19c
TREMENDOUS BARGAINS IN WOMEN'S GARMENTS
:. Now is just the time to buy, large purchases made during the last few months has left us with hundreds of garments on
ust be disposed of before January 1. One dollar will do tha work of two and in some cases three in value-getting during
must
Clearing Sale of winter garments.
Handnome Coat, in all newest styles.
Choice of any in the house that sold
up to $30.00, (fur lined coat ex
cepted), about 1,000 Q CIA
coats to select from, at. . . . ''"
Stylish Coat, in black, blues, browns
and fancy mixtures, that sold up to
$18.00, special Saturday, 7 50
46 and 48-lnch Coats, in plain and
fancy mixed fabrics, worth regu
larly up to $12.60, PA
choice Saturday fWU
Women' Skirts From Max Solmon
ft Co., New York. Entire surplus
stock in cheviots, serges, Panamas,
Broadcloths, Prunellas, Coverts, etc.
Garments worth up to $10.00, all
hand that
this great
2.95
at one price Saturday
Children' Dresse Manufacturer's
surplus stock, in all -wool materials,
latest styles and nicely trimmed,
$3.00 to $6.00 value, at 4ft
98c and ,KC
Children' Coat An Immense line of
splendid garments,, worth P An
up to $15.00, choice 3.UU
$6.00 to $7.00 Children Coats in
this sale at, no
choice . O
Ladle' Salt for early spring wear.
A beautiful line Just . received In
Eton blouse and military styles,
special values at $36,
$30, $26, $22.60 and.,
18.50
4.95
New Covert Coat The very latest
wrinkle for spring wear, from
$20.00 down to $10.00,
$7.60 and
Cravenette Coat Special Ladles'
Cravenettes, regular $12.60 and
$16,000 values, t)Q
Women' Double Fox Scarfs Regular
$20.00 values, in this ( Qt
sale at J.JiJ
Women's Novelty Fnr Scarf About
200 to select from, $5.00
to $7.00 values, at
Women' $5.00 Eiderdown
Bath Robe, at
2.50
2.98
New Silk Waist In plaid, fancy
and plain colors, all latest spring
styles, at $12.60, down to QO
$7.60, $5.00 $3.98 and.'. . . A.JO
From 8 Till 9 A. M. Women's 76c
Dressing Sacquea,
From 8:90 Till 9:80 A. M. Women's
$2.00 Long Kimonos,
From 9 Till 10 A. M. $5.00
Silk Underskirts, at
From 9:80 Till 10:80 Av M.
Women's $1.26 PA
Wrappers, at DJC
From 10 A. M. Till 12 M. Women's
$2.00 Knit Under
skirts, at
.2.50
95c
Children's Fine Hose In such well
known makes at Shawnlt, fine or
heavy ribbed, worth 26c and 35c.
spocial Saturday, at, 19(5
Royal Worster Corset In the fl
spring models, up 14) 1
Ladies' Hose Plain black or fancy
lisle, wool and cotton hose In this
lot worth up to 60c, Saturday,
while they last, per 19c
Tape Girdle In pink, blues and
white, hose supporters fQ
attached, spocial, at tJC
Dowager Corset For stout figures,
double boned, all sizes,
drab or white, at
Clearing Sale of China
Odds and ends of China, In White
Granite, Porcelain and Japanese
Ware, worth from 10c to 26c, goes
Saturday, at, '
choice 1X
100-plece French China Dinner Pets,
special, Saturday 12 50
Ewers and Basins.
each
Slop Jars Saturday,
each
Chambers in this sale
each
Fish Globes, up
from
29c
49c
10c
35c
Water Bottles,
at
Violet. Creme Marquise,
at
Drug Specials
49 c
15c
25c
10c
29c
10c
Violet Sea Salt,,
at
Rubber Face Brushes,
. at
Java Riz Powder,
' at
Fine Toilet Soap,
at, box .......
Groceries! Groceries! GroceriesI
Freshest goods, highest quality and lowest prices. Read them.
22 KMind Beat lure Cane Granulated
Sugar Sl.OO
48-pound sacks Fancy High Patent
Minnesota Flour .....$1.25
$ pounds best Breakfast Rolled
Oatmeal ffc
7 pounds best Hand Picked Navy
Beans 25c
7 pounds best wheat Farina, Hominy
or Pearl Barley S5c
10 bars best brands Laundry
Soap 2ffc
2-pound can Fancy Sweet Sugar
Corn .Oo
2-lb. can Fancy Wax, String or
1 Lima Beans .'..0c
2-lb. can Early June Sifted Peas. 7 He
1-lb. Diamond C Mince Meat 5c
1 -lb. can Rex Pork and Beans 4o
The best Soda or Oyster Crackers,
per pound c
Choice Tea SI ft Inge, per pound. 12 He
Fancy Santos Coffee,, per pound.. 18c
Fancy Mixed Candy, per pound.. 7 He
Butter and Cheese Special.
Fancy Separator Creamery Butter,
per pound .21c
Fancy Full Cream Cheese, pound. 15c
Fancy Domestic Cheeae, pound. 17 He
Fancy Brick Cheeue, pound ..... 1 3c
Neufchatel Cheese, 'achr. 8c
Sap Sago, Canadian Cream or Shef
ford Cheese, each 7 He
Orange! Oranges! Oranges.
The car a advertised arrived and is
the finest car yet of the season.
The Highland Navels are the sweet-
est, juclest and richest flavored
orange that grows; there is none
Just as good. The orange market
has advanced considerably on ac
count of the heavy rains in Cali
fornia, but as long as they last we
, will sell them, per dozen 20c
Remember, these are worth 30c
dozen everywhere.
Spectacles and Eye Glasses
Failing eyesight is very quickly remedied by a proper adjustment
of glasses. Do not overtax the eye when you can buy spectacles
or eye glasses in our 5c and 10c department basement f A
annex at, pair IUC
ALL GLASSES WILL BE ADJUSTED.
The Big Market, Where You Save Money
Shoulder Roast,
per lb
Shoulder Steak,
per lb
Boiling Beef,
per lb
Rib Roast
per pound . . . .
5Jc
6fc
Fsncy No. 1 Hams,
per lb
Fancy California
Hams, per lb. . k . . .
Fancy Bacon,
per lb. ...... . .V.'. .
Spring Chickens, Ducks, Gceso
and Turkeys.
9fc
...7c
llic
S'S ' REVIEW OF 1 HADE
Bargain Bales Becenarj to Redac Heavy
Stocks of Winter Goods.
HEAVY DEMAND FOR SPRING SUPPLlii
Soft (.round and Lack of Know
Interfere with Lumbering Optra.,
tlun lirrvmr In Ilailwa
Karntnsra. .
gain of $1,411,709 Mn exports and a lost) of
fc:.!39,878 In Imports a" compared wllh the
movement In the corresponding week of
1905.
HK-ady Improvement 1s noted In the pri
mary markets for textile fabrics, urgent
requests lor prompt delivery Indorsing ear-
' tier eRtimates of reduced stocks, latht r
olds fairly steady, tanners antlclpatlng
jarly ordrrs from shoe manufacturers who
ire not well supplied with mutcrial. Quo
tations rule firm. A somewhat opposite
situation exists in the lildti market, par
ticularly as to packers' natives that were
freely offered fit a decline of a bout. foe.
Failures ot the week numbered 334 In th
1'nlted States, against S06 last year, and 4
In Canada, compared with 43 a year ago.
NEW YoitK, Jdli. J8.--I:. ii. 1UH Co.'s
Weekly Itevlew ol Trade tomorrow will
say:
Xo chai.;e appeal In th? business situa
tion, Aveulhrr condition favoring outdoor
v. 01K. but causing aoj.'uiiiulallon ot heavy
weight w. tiring appuivl. Reports from tile
northwest arc favorable, hut most other
section have found bargain s.iles necrs
rary to reduce slocks 01 aimer goods.
Itubbri mill have reduced time to live
days week, and lumbering ocratlona are
wrlouHly retarded by luck of snow n.id
sou ground. Ulhcrwise news of the week
is futtlsf.ictcry, especially as regard th.
iiiKiiufacuire and distribution of spring
g.sirts. l'roduets for fall are also ordered
fieily. notably In the footwear industry,
and shipments of hoots nud shoes from
HoMon for tlir month thus far erllpse all
previous records, which is enperlally hIk
liiflCMnt when viewed lit thf! light of the
roplrt Rrnwlh of the Industry In other see.
t!ons. Iron and steel plants have niail'i
steady progress and the inamifacturliiit
isinsumpil'in ot fuel Is henry, but house
hold demand for anthracite ,,ml reflects
the mild temperature that has prevailed
Labor dlhordera nia not all settled, but
there Is little rlr.us Interruption 011 lids
ai-cniint. ,
Hallway earnings thus fir available for
January slow an Increase of IS per rent
titer last year's, while foreign commerce
at thi folnt fur the hiHi week exhibits a
Bit A DXTIIKET'S REVIEW OF TH.UJK
Mild Weather stimulates Prices of
Halldlna- Materials.
NEW YORK, Jan. W. Bradstreat's tomorrow-
will say:
Barring a touch of cold weather in the
west, the season still retains Its previous
appearance of a mild open winter, with
natural effects upon retnii trade. Industrial
operations In general and prices of many
commodities, which tend downward. I'er
baps the most potable feature at present is
the continued activity in building, which
has practically gone on without u brenk
and which Is milking new records In prices
of lumler ami in demand for other ma
terials. Final distribution is still being
stimulated by forced sales at retail, and a
few line of wholesale business, notably
heavy clothing and rubber goods, reflect un
readiness to buy freely for next season's
wants. As to pring trade, only opiiiniMiJ
reports are current. Shipments are being
called for and made freely, open weather
enabling the railways to handle the large
business offering. A freer movement nf
cereals to market has made for ease lit
prices, which lack aggressive new export
demand. The excellent condition of the
farming Interests Is shown by very heavy
buylr.s of agricultural Implements at the
west and of fertilizers at the south, the hit
ter apparently presaging a heivy acreage
In cotton the coming spring. Needed snow
winter wheat belt, heretofore lre, jind good
reports come from Texas and California as
the results of recent heavy precipitations.
The cold following the storm seems to have
done no harm in the section affected.
Demand lor structural iron and steel is
favored by the open weather, coal and coke
easing for the same reason, and record con
tracts for pipe have been awarded with re
aultiint large sales of low- grada plglron.
Collections generally range from fair to
good. Money is canter and in better supply,
Reports ns to spring trade In cottons are
as optimistic ns heretofore. Raw wool Is
steady, with more inquiry and confidence
based upon llrm London prices. Clothing
manufacturers at the east are reported to
have good sized stocks of heavy goods left
on their hands. ,
The railroads are doing an excellent busi
ness. The reports of leading roads for the
first half of January are the liest of which
there is record, showing as they do a gain
of nenrly IS per cent over last year.
Business failures in the I'niled States for
the week ending January 2n. lPmi, number
270. against 279 last week, 22$ in the like
week of lti. 242 in 1!io4. 23i In if '3 and 303 In
1!K2. In Canada failures for the week num
ber 33, us against So last week and 'JZ in this
week, a year ago.
Wheat, including flour, exports for the
week ending January 26 are 3.4.13.j83 bushels,
against ,448,S bushels lust week. 1. 101.E87
bushels this week lust year, 2.917.C2 bushels
in 190-1 and 4,420.o;5 bushels in 1:03. From
July 1 to date exports ure SO.B71.23a bushels,
against 39.11ii.7S5 bushels last vear, 98.747,118
bushels In 19o4 and ltf.Wl.tir bushels In 1!Vtf.
Corn exports for the week are fi.lW3.2io
; bushels, against 6.844,571 bushels last week,
! 8.03.1.733 bushels a year ago. 1.463.3A6 bushels
1 In 1904 and 2,trt5.tifi bushels in l!w3. From
I July 1 to date the exports of corn are KD.liiS.
r S t bushels, against 2741. Hi bushels In 190.,
32,47)1,403 bushels In 19l4 and 20,3;v.sl3 bushels
In 19K5. .
Wilkes-Barre ......
Davenport
l.'ttle Rock
Top;ka
Chattanooga
Jai kRonville, Fla..
Kalamazoo. Mich..
Springfield, III
Fall River
neeune, v. va.
Macon
Helena
Lexington
Akron
Canton, O
Kurgo, N. U
Voungslown
New Bedford
Rockfoid. Ill ,
Lowell
Chester. Pa
Itlnghamton
Hloomington.
Springfield. O.
Ureensburg, I'a
Qulncy, III
Decatur, 111
Sioux Fulls, S. D...
Jacksonville. 111....
Mansfield, O
Fremont. Neb
Cedar Rapids
tllouflon
tGalvexton
South Bend, Ind...
Fort Wayne ...
uajsawMiiiisi t sums pi smiii mm
REPORT OF THE CLIOARISt; IIOVSE
Transactions of the Associated Ranks
fur the Week..
NKW YORK, Jan. 2i.-Thn following
table, compiled by Bradstreet, shows th
bank clearings at the principal cities for
the week ended January 2ft. with the er
centage nf Increase and deerenn as com
pared with the corresponding wtek last
year:
111.
1.10S.SI8 .
.- .94fc
rJ.418.Ki41
89i;.517.
I. an. 187;
1,11. 713!
813.114
6S.75i.
Mti.l'iX'
.l.tiyo.taisi
; 54)i,Ofil
34R.J50I.
' T9U.0U4'
5:i2.4'K!
417.479,,
. 425.3221.
HKS.!7
5s3.lf.7f
. 522.8721
'. 4J.84.
' 4;i.3'5;.
45".7lO'
.'135.318
314.8141.
,' 428. 8w'.
:W9.144(
271,42'
" 37S.4X5!
. 224.4o3'
324.79D!
' m.-M3:
' 50H.lhl
14.5.018l
II, 8V9.om)
31)1,7471,
- 7U3.397I ,
i
"7 1'
h'.'.
'it!..'.
6u.9i.
9.81.
'i3.i.
82.9 .
B.2 .
28.0
o'.i
3.'
14.
35.3
3.6
00.8
39.6
6.9 .
4.3.
'bi'M.
25. 4! .
9 9
13.4
15.
7.5
72.4:
8.2
27.01
115.71
9.2!
)W.ti
21.9
21.9
4.2
2.2
' Total
Outside New York..
. I3,6M.6-13.0B7;
.1 l.SH4,t4:i.iia7l
3.1.4 ,
17.7;.
CANADA.
Montreal ........
Toronto
V'lnnieg
Ottawa
Halifax
Vancouver, II. (
tjuebec ..,
Hamilton .......
Ht. John, N, B..
I Hindoo, Ont....
Victoria, B. C...
Total
...II
S0.13S.027I
25.1i9.5rt;
li.flfW.iSiOl
2.2fi.374l
1,534.9(1)1!
1.719.0LH:
1.501.831:
, 1 .2x9. 110
l.lrt2.947l
95K.:;i4.
724A2T.I
54.41.
23.1 .
32 1'.
W.7!.
6.21.
2K.6;.
7.31.
7.71.
18 ft .
u.:.
42.5 .
I-
73.246.! 33.4
CITIES.
Clearings. Inc. Dec,
Old
Uivderoof
Rye
has an earned reputation for '
superior quality
CHAS. LENNEHY & COMPANY,
. Chicago.
v..
T"TT
4J
New York
Chlrago
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburg
8a Francisco
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Kansas City
New Orleans .,,
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Louisville
Detroit
Milwaukee
OMAHA
Provldenea
Los Angeles
Buffalo
Indianapolis .'.
St Paul
Memphis
Kt. Joseph ,
Richmond
Denver
Columbus ,
Seattle ,
Washington
Savannah ,
Albany
Portland. Ore
Fort Worth
Toledo. O
Atlanta
.Bait iJtke City
riocneeter
Peoria
Hartford
Nashvllla
Spokane, Wash
Ds Moines
Tarnma
New Haven ,
Grand Rapids
Norfolk
Dayton
Portland. Me
Springfield, Mass
Augusta, Or
Fvansvllle
Sioux City ,
Birmingham
St raeuse
Wort-ester
Knoxvllle
Charleston. 8. P
V ilminatou,- Del
Wlchii
!2.504.871.1K3
I Lrii.'dl.l'd
I 18l.31ft.9 71
I 158.51 3.0M,
2.2T,1.53.1
I 5ti.r3o.i:!
37. 4:3, 1."1!
24.M2.ti5oi
28, if. 4..!)
25,8A1.K95
23.OW.H22l
I6.420.9n0
Ul.SMSI
13,77S'.m!
ll.fdo.352l
9.0T8.378
8.78.iU
7,)iS,IM:
S.K4S.7W
7.059.718
C.414.7HDI
7.227.517!
.2h4.4
4.948.914i
6.724.X13
6.575.mi
8.178,974
6. 434. 377
5.li7.i'.10l
S.9.K1.471I
6.721,422
4.075.1M
l.84,9S:
.95.5'i7l
.r.2.8t,
3.!if6.4:o
a.ft;ui!
4.0ir.797l
3.381.346
2.249.4 H
3.7!.7'i2
2.217.4HI
2.371.2191
2.018.104
1.).D.174
1.8.'.848;
1.821.419
1.340.571
1.&;S,7S.1
l.k.8.728
2.1U.4t4
1.4MI.253:
1 M.'Ki
1.381 .)!
l.iS3..183.
1.2f-;.4.l
Bnlances paid In cash.
' tNot Included I totals because contain
ing other items than clearings.
Interest Awakened.
Interest awakened J'fr very where' In
marvelous cure., of cuts, bums, wounds.
with Bucklen'a Arnica Salve, 25c.. For sale
by Sherman-& McConnell Drug Co.
fNION MEN, don't forget the Press As
sistants' union bell at New Turner hall.
Saturday, Jan. 27. -
SPORTS OF A DAY.
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SKW AlTOMoniI.E MILE! RECORD
Mnrlott's Steam Car Covers Distance
In ZM 1 -3 Seconds.
ORMOKD, Kla., Jan. 26 All world's rec
ords for the kilometer and for the mile
were broken In the automobile tournament
here today. The new 1 1 hutch p'.aced the mile
for cuts of all powers at 2Vn seconds and
for tho kilometer at 18i seconds. Hoth new
records were made by l-'i-ed Marlott, driving
the cigar-shaped steamer.
Lord Chevrolet lowered the mile figures
for gasoline curs only o 50H seconds, driv
ing tho 2C0-hnrse-power car formerly in
charge of the recalcltrn.nl Heniery. Tho
same driver lowered the kilometer record
for gasoline cars only to ls seconds.
The middle-weight cur record for the kil
ometer was lowered by Vaughn to lo sec
onds and the middle-weight record for the
mile brought doun to 4os seconds.
Summary :
Ten-mile middle-weight championship
cars, all powers: Won by Ouy Vaughn, gas
oline car, 24-30-horse-power. Time: 7:iio.
Second, Cedrino, gasoline car, 8u-hore-power.
Time: 7:80.
Ten mile, Corinthian handicap: Won by
J. N. Harding, gasoline car, 45-hnrse-power.
Oross time: ll:18s; corrected time, 8:48.
Second. B. B. Stevens, gasolino car, S)i-horte-power.
flross time: 2:K; correc:eiI
time, 9:4i4. Third. Jmnes L. Hreese, gas
oline car, 35-horse-power. Gross time:
13:auH: enn-ected time, 10:5!-H- Reeves was
dlstanied. Handicap: Rves, 4:00: Hard
ing. 3:'S: Breeze, 3:()0: Stevens, scratch.
One kilometer, record trial, for steamers:
Mariott. 20-30 horse power. Time: :!8afc.
tine kilometer, record trial, for gasoline
heavyweights Won by Chevrolet, 2i0 horse
power. Time: 19 seconds. Second. Clifford
lOarp. 80 horsepower. Time: 21H seconds;
third. Cedrino. 110 horsepower. Time: 224,
seconds; fourth. H. Kord, 105 horsepower.
Time: 244 seconds.
fine kilometer, record trials for gasoline,
middleweight Won by Vaughn, 100 horre
pnwer. Time: 25 seconds. Second. Wiirgls,
32 horsepower. Time: 34 seconds. Third.
Holmes. 40-50 horsepower. Time: 41V sec
onds. F'ourth. Al Reeves, 10 horsepower.
Time:' 59 seconds.
One mile, record trial for steamersMar
lon. 20-30 horsepower. Time: 2Sv seconds.
fine mile record trial, for gasoline heavy
weightsWon by Chevrolet. 2") horsepower.
Time; 30Af, seconds. Second. Cedrino. 110
horsepower. Time: seconds. Third.
I'linnrd Krp, 80 iiorsepower. Time: 374
seconds. Fourth. II. Ford, 1'6 horsepower.
Time: 40 seconds.
One mile record trials, for gasoline mid
dleweight Won by Vaughn, ion horse,
p'ower. Time: 4or, seconds. Second. Wur
gls, 32 bcrseower. Time: 52 secunds.
Third. Holmes, i-50 horsepower. 'ilme:
1.
addition to managing the team Zlmmer will
do most of the catching for the team.
WAHOO SWAMPED AT BASKET BALL
Oiuaha Utah School Literally Smoth
ers the Visitors.
Omaha High school defeated Wall 00 High
school at basket ball lust night by a some
of 64 to 24. Wahoo put up a plucky light
In the first half, making 11 points while
they held their antagonists down to IS,
hut tho superior endurance of the Omaha
players told In the second half and they
litet-allv swamped tho visitors. The Local
team has a slight udvantage in height and
weight. Twenty minute halves were
played.
Webster was far beneath the standard
of his antagonist. Paine, on the toss-up.
but he retrieved himself by the wonderful
manner of gual getting, tossing twelve,
which was only one less than Clark threw.
Hall was credited with eight goals. Neavles,
Thomas and Rurnett did commendabie
work.
Paine snd Mllens were the stars for
Wahoo, the latter, at a guard position,
throwing two goal and the former doing
exceptional work at center. Paine threw
two goals. Rurnett three and Katon two
Hurm-lt tnsHed four goals from the foul
line and Wahoo got two by default. A
Walioo.
. . . Kiiion
.Burnett
.. Paine
Clark
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much closer game was expected, as Wahoo
held Omaha on their home floor to a scors
of 34 to 24. The line-up:
Omaha. Positions.
Clark Right forward...
Hall, c Left forward...
Webster Center ,
Neavles-Thoiiiiis. l.eft guard....
Rurnett Riant sruard....
As a curtain raiser the sophomores ami
freshmen of the high school played their
annual game. The score was 14 to 6 In
favor of the sophomores. In the first half
the freshmen team proved superior to the
upper class men by a score of 4 to 2. but
they seemed to have lost their endurance
in the second and allowed the sophomores
an overwhelming victory. The lineup:
Sophomores Position. Freshmen.
Arnstein, c Right forward ...Dodds
Doud Let t forward P".'''",; "'
Clark Center Phillips
js'agle Right guard.. Prescott-Koran
Pagels-Kicwlt..L'ft guard Piper
South Omaha Finishes fitronsr.
The South Omaha High school basket ball
. h. it.iviAu c.iillcice team Into
camp Friday n'ght by the score or 41 to 29.
I . ...1 . . ..... ...... u mill Hi I n.
end of the first hair were leading li to IS.
South Omaha took a brace at the beginning
of the second half und won the contest by
the final score of 41 to 29.
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KIM? WILL WKKT A4JAI
Faealty Representatives Differ as to
Interpretation of Kales.
CHICAtlO. Jan. 26. Inability to agree 011
Interpretations of the rpreseuta) Inns msde
10 the "lllg Nine" colleges by the partici
pants In the faculty foot ball conference
held In Chicago laNt Saturday mad" It prac
tically certain today that there will tie an
other meeting of the representatives to
straighten out the proposed legislation con
cerning foot hall. Prof. Img. one of the
representatives of Northwestern university
at the conference, ha written to all the
other conference schools asking for .Inter
pretations. Michigan is equally at sea
about the matter. Replies have not yet
been received from these inquiries, ai'd
unless there is an agreement, which Is
hardly probable, there is sure to be an
other seshlon of the faculty representatives.
When the conference adjourned It im
with the understanding that there should
be another ineetiiir in case there was a
necessity for a further discussion of the
rules governing the game or the playing
regulations. Statements by several of the
representative since the meeting havo
shown that many of the moat Important
provisions were not interpreted In the sanis
way.
Ilsisier Will Manas Little Rock.
IJTTLB ROfK-. Ark.. Jsn. . The di
rector of the little Kim k hue Hall associ
ation today closed a deal with Charles
y.tmmer.i the former Cleveland catcher, to
manase th littl Rock twin of the South
ern Unfua turlaf lbs season u. UXi. Is
DOCTORS for
Jill
tiFr.t- ilumnn.!. of tr.cn whos minds sr weak and Impaired, and
MwosV"l'odft . are unsound and diseased. They suffer from the follies and
xcessei of youth, which weaken their Phy''"j '"iW, They
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dreams i conslan fear of Impending danger, night losses and day drains,
which iintlts them for work, stildv. business or marriage. Others are suffer
,ng fron! p. ivate diseases such a. C.onorrhoea. (ileet Stricture. Varicocele, F..
Urged Prostate or Illood Poison iSyphlllsj. j. ,v .
Are von one of these men? Are you staggering under the burden of a
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In iour present condition are you lit to hold s responsible- position? fan orn
bodv elv on you "r can vou rely on yourself? Is your b.-iy almost wrecked
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worse to a w i, . progress and become more sggreva.ed, for It will then lltl
vou" who life with failure, misery and woe There are thousands of ruin.d
1 cheerless borne, filled with discontent snd i.i.ha ppinens. lacking In loyo
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mn whnf rii do nnt JiiRtlf surh
ronrtninii.
hearts ofThousand. of young and middle-aged men who wete plunging low.nl
the grave, restoring them to perfect specimens of physical manhood, full of vl.n,
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Impotency, Blood Poison (Syphilis), Rectal,
Kidney and Urinary Diseases
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We mnke no nil. lending statements er unbaslnesallke proposi
tions to the nftllcted, neither tie we nromise fo cure them la n lew
.r offer cheap, werlhlesa Irrslnrnl la order to aernre their
patroance. Hone.t doctor, of recognised ability do not r.sorl In
sack methods. We annrante a nerfect. af and Instina core In II.
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