TTIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TITURRPAY, FEBRUARY 22. 1906.
LIST OF PRIMARY FILINGS
One Hundred and Fifty-Eieht Applicants
' Up to Noon Tuesday.
NOT MANY AS YET FOR COM M ITTEL JOBS
Felly Tfcr Hlrr4 limn for Thrae
riarra from th Vrloa
Parllea Are Ezprrtvd
to Be Filed. '
t'p to noon Tuesday 'jS filings for placra
on th primary ballot had been made with
City Clerk Elbotirn. Aa fuw applications
have been received for cominlttocinunshlps
and the alono for the three parties with
out contests will number fully i0
names are anticipated for positions on the
ballots. As there will be three ballots, nno
each for the republican, democratic and
socialist parties, this condition Is not as
bad as It looks at first Klance. The names
will be printed In alphabet lcul older for
f-ach office. The Mings are:
Msior.
Name. , Ker.ldenr. Party.
K. A. Benson, 4Mil Dodsv Hep.
AV. J. Hroatrh, J6b4 Harney Hep.
A. If. HennlliKB. 3304 Davenport Hep.
James C l'ahlman, 2W1 Hickory Deni.
C. F. F. Mlehelwn. KK N. JSth 8oc.
City Clerk.
". If. Klbourn, 2oM Spnukling; Hep.
Kam K. Ureenleaf, 14t .N. 3Kh Hep.
W. E. PtoeKtiam. Locust Hep.
Allert hjoboi'ir, H. i?th., lm,
Jesse Moraine, ItjL." t'tiluatfo Soc.
Comptroller.
AV, Ernest Johnson, 3V Hawthorne. ..Hep.
John N. Weather-. ?RM N. fcd itcp.
JVtrr Mchicns, z7 Hurt Soc.
lly Attorney.
John T. Hreen, 1719 I'ark Ave Hep.
Jaiob Kawcett, 2lirJ Hpencer Hep.
John At. Macfarland, (.14 8. Mh Hp.
Halldlna; laspeetor.
John Jf. Hutlcr, H15 N. S3d Rep.
H. II. Carter, jCt Miami Hep.
riamuel Mm leol, i. . 3Kth Hep.
M. T. Murphy, aul X. iriHh Hep.
Javil r'. Turin, L'430 Charles Hep.
Tuylor Turner, ;)4)tt rine , Hep.
Charles II. vVlthnell. 'MtV Caldwell Dem.
Charles Uauvr, .(ill Patrick Ave Soo.
t'oancllmea,
FIRST WARD.
Isanc 8. Hasrall, 8. E. Ave. and Pool.. Hep.
F,. A. Willis. ! Jllikory Hep.
Jas. V. V olenheimky, tt V'oolworlh...nrp.
Andy Hansen, JiTto 8 loth Dcm.
KKCU.VD WARD.
W. W. Hlnnhani, 3X' S. 1!UIi Hep.
Michael Ji iiu2 S. l!th Rep.
William iMcklus, ,fn tS. 17tn Hep.
Edward Hlche. 40H 8. 13th Hep.
THIRD WARD.
Louis fturmcMer, 1414 Chicago Rep.
Allied t ay Icy, hi 7 H. loth Hep.
J. W. Cotton, Midland hotel Hep.
Jntrlck F. tord, ! Davenport Hep.
V. II. Hoffman, Mlllurd hotel Hep.
J. C McMahoii, IJ Casa Hc.
r.mll Mots. lull California Hep.
J rank iNoi ton, J3oj CnlcaKo Hep.
Henry I. liuinh, JIO . Uttl Hep.
A. C. Ja.Wor, luB h. 15th Hej.
J-jeti (I. Wutwni. :U4 N'. 16th Rep.
IhhiI.k T. William, 'ilfl'ii N. Mill.... Hep.
Jiaiiv H. Ziminan, 1 KW Karnan Hep.
William Calleemm, HOI 8. Mil Sue.
FOURTH WARD.
A. II. Comstock, aU Farnani Rep.
Vv ill S. Chambers. 15 Dodge Rep.
frrank 11. Kcnnaru, lict ouugc Kip.
Joun A. Scott, JWn DodRC Hep.
U. ii. Vail, 2.11 noughts Boc.
FXFTH WARD.
AV, J. Addy, 1'iitJ Nicholas Rep.
Jf. L. Harnett. iU N. iJtn Hep.
Jucut) M. t (iimmiiaii, 2iJ 8hTman....Hep.
tt iiuani J'. r-oKiull, 1"H Locual H p.
I. . r.. Jucas. staple Hep.
James 1'. rteilman. ItK'j rlpencer Hep.
j. n. AVllkeiHon, iSli A.OCISI Hep.
'1 nomas li. Daney, 1W4 biierinan dci.i.
j r.r.niHH i. liHtclicr, ::10 Ames Dem.
Tnomaa 11. Howen, 6711 Kliernian Boc.
SIXTH WARD.
E. D. Evans, K. ild Rep.
I.eoitiC u, iiutnl, liJJ N. 313d Hep.
MhUhcw E. inixcn. loH Uite Hep.
AttniiiKton Gillan. ZH Decatur Soc.
BEVENTH AVAKD.
Oeorge M. Hsler, 1917 8. ftth Rep.
' ChaneB U. Dyoail. US2S) 8. th Hop.
Joel C Orilten, sw 8. W Hep.
J. M. Gonaen, 1'acino Hep.
Avlinum Muiinail, sr., &-' Poppleton..Hei.
Charles L. 'i homas, 101 8. 29ln Hep.
Charles Harms. Isll Leavenworth Soc.
EIOHTIl AVAHD.
Charles J. Anderson. 1124 Butt Rep.
U. H. Harkvr, 2436 Hamilton Rep.
AVIIituni t oimer, isw Cuming Hep.
J. A. Davi. 2k Clilcago...- Hep.
Charles 15. Hruner, B1 Caldwell Hep.
H. 8. Emory, jo Cass.... Rep.
Krncht 8. llnlmes, 12iJB N. 24th Rep.
M. O Hern, 818 N. lBth Rep.
Edward Whalon, 1I4 Chicago Boc.
NINTH WARD.
Harry A. Foster, 401 N. 90th Rep.
Chanes E. Malm. 620 N. Kd Rep.
J. C Pedersen, 9ft N. 29th Hep.
Ueorga 1. Rice, JW47 Harney Rep.
Thomas McOovern. 2615 Chicago Doni.
Parker 8. Condlt, .XM6 Dewey Boc.
TENTH AVARD.
John Fred Belim, 1459 8. 10th Rep.
Richard Hurnell. 1U 8. 11th Rep.
Oeorge Cott, 222 Mason f .Hep.
Charles J. Karbach, 22og Popploton .j..Rep.
Frank J. Kaspar, 1469 8. 17th Rep.
Charles I-ang, 1213 Paclnc Rep.
Ernest Btuht, 1024 8. 11th Rep.
Ralph D. Van Ness, 1413 8. 16th Rep.
John Ylrak, 1241 8. 16th Rep.
8. P. Borenson, 1124 8. 1.1th Soc.
ELEVENTH AA'ARD.
James A. Reverly. S23 8. 80th Rep.
Frank Crawford, J7th and Dewey Rep.
Wlllium Cobuin, 604 8. 27th Rep.
Henry P. Kolb, 4'J)1 Cuming Rep.
J. A. Ijovegren, &(3 N. 41st Rep.
E. I. Morrow, 3907 Leaven worth Soc.
' TWELFTH AVARD.
p. A. N. Chase, 42S Spencer Rep.
W. J. Hislop, 8183 Fowler Rep.
Robert HnuKhton. 2S24 Ohio Rep.
Henry Russell, S"01 Pinkney Hep.
Jared J. Smith, 2X01 Ames Rep.
Emll Thompson. 2717 Hrlsto! Rep,
Algernon F. Wilson, 2hW Miami .'. Rep.
John Hubs, a20 Pinkney Soc.
Conimitteemeai.
FIRST WARD.
Name. ' District. Residence. Party.
Frank B. Honsa, 4th, 1042 Atlas Rep.
Adolph Krenek. Sd. 170 8. 4th Rep.
Joe Locback. 4th, Gibson- Rep.
K L. Inline. 2d, 1U6 8. th Rep.
John Mathiesen, 3d, 2212 8. 10th Rep.
Jan es Zesulnk, 1st, i:k3 8. Sd Hep.
Charles W. Voting. 3d, 1712 8. 7th Dem.
SECOND AVARD.
Charles Oakley. Sd, 2711 8. 16th Rep.
Thomas Collony, 4th. 2463 8. ltith Rep.
John Hahn. l, 2617 8. th Dem.
Corliss F. Hopper. 3d. 2926 8. 24lh Rep.
John J. Schults. Sd, 3116 B. 21st Dem.
THIRD WARD.
Pan T. Custer, 4th, Karbach hotel. ...Dem.
FOURTH AVARD.
C. W. Brltt, Sd. 7 US 8. Uth Rep.
. R. Young. 1st, 1X16 Chicago Rep.
James Griffin, 4th, 411 8. 2 2d Dem.
FIFTH AVAHD.
N. AV. Christie, 3d. 1008 Burdette Rep.
Fred Rockenhouse. lt, MM Gust Hep.
T. J. Wiley. 4th. 184J N. 17th Rep.
Ilobart Williams. 4th, 1644 Sherman... Dem.
Morris uauen, aa, iu oiiami Hoc.
SIXTH WARD.
J. P. Cronln, 1st. UW9 N. 24th Rep.
C. R. Baxter, 1st, 2'l Grace Hep.
C. E. Kelftn, Sd, 3oa Burdette Dem.
SEVENTH AVARD.
James M. Buel, 4th, 6630 Lincoln Rep.
Martin Langdon. 4th. 2126 S. 34th Rep.
K. T. Peterson. 2d. 173U S. 2Sth Hep.
I.yslo I. Abbott, 3d. i-M Poppletou....Dein.
Ed P. Berryinan, 2d, 1317 8. 2th Dem.
I. J. Dunn, 4th. SS23 Francis ....Dem.
Frank L. AVeaver. 1st, lo43 Park Dem.
. EIGHTH AVARD.
8am L. Morris. 1st. 13o4 N. Ith Rep.
id A. SuUtll. 4lh. 36o4 ClUcago Rep.
NINTH WARD,
q. A Shanahan. 1st 3756 Webster.... Rep.
. D. Fetterman. 3d. 3407 Lutayetle....Dem.
TENTH AVARD.
0. D. Ablon, 2d. K15 8. 18th Rep.
J. C. Ford. 2d, fc3l 8. 19th Hep.
Ed Catxtipre, 41U, 1424 8. 17tb Hep.
Albert C. Kugei, 1st. lolt S. Uth Rep.
ELEVENTH AVARD.
W. A. Meiwlck. 4th. (41 S. 39th Rep.
II. 8. Daniel. 2d. 02 Harney Dem.
Ljas. vi:isLon's
scoti:i syrup
WMMSWMl by HtUtnasof Mutkerator IMr
paw wain iwuiu tor nt rif iy Tim,
siuUms h edliii.
wtuu tor ew Fifty Tfs.
Iillii, jfisas bm gaoia, aiUrs
5ir4 suUa, sad Is the
oil iMUm.
kmnij for dlarroi
TWUTTIVI CKWTS A SOTTU.
WrWlrWWrWVWW
THE MOST POPULAR ANO UP-TO-DATE HOUSE IN THE WEST
New
Curtains tl
Arriving f
Daily L
if" An.ntt
Wi W -!r tor Art
roN 5TJsniCSLooni Coach
Covers
SPECIAL SALE OF
ALLOVEii LACES
WORTH UP TO 7SC A YARD. AT 2PC
Fancy English Allovor Lace Xots, Piatt Vals, Clunv elVfcts,
JJahy Irish, JVint tie 1'aris, in wliito,
cream, ecru and black, suitable for mak
ing waists ami entire dresses, Jots of
them worth up to 75c yard, at
29c
IP
1
25C LACES FOR 5C
New York Importer's sample pieces of high class waist laces
dallions, fancy serpentine and separate galloons iu point
de Paris and crochet effects, a small portion of which has
been on display In our show window. Suitable for trim
ming the new spring wash fabrics, bargain square, yd
5 c
VERY SPECIAL SILK BARGAINS
One great .lot of plain and fancy silks, consisting of shirt
Avaist suitings, chiffon taffetas, fancy Louis
eunes, printed warp silks, worth up to $1
yard on bargain square, at, yard
Ladies1 Spring Suits
SPECIAL TRICK $0.08.
Eton styles, new short sleeve effects,
made in new mixtures, pin checks,
cheviots, pitnamas, etc., splendid
values at J15.00 Thurs- Q (Q
day, at ZJiJO
SriUNG SKIRTS SPECIAL.
Circular and gored styleR, In the new
mixtures. mtnamas. soreos. etc.
splendid values, at ffi.OO
Thursdav at
3.98
2.98
JAPANESE SILK WAISTS.
With the newest style features, clus
ter pleats, wide pleats, embroidered
fronts, lace yokes, etc.,
values tip to $6
t.MSUAL VALUES IN
WASH WAISTS
White and colored waists, in lawns,
percales, chnmbrays, linens, etc.,
fancy checks, dots, etc., made with
long and short sleeves, pleated and
lace effects, specials,
at
98cl.50
49c
a
Basement Cloak Department Specials
Ladlrs' Klpcod and Tcmile
prrs, worth one dollar,
at
AVran- I Cravpnette t'nats Pleatsd and holtod
' I r. lr a ..,.11.. . 1..-.. V... I.J . -1 1
iniiniirp, I I fl 1 4 l.lllllll.
49c
Ht collar and cuffs, Q 98
I2's QI AI.1TT DRESS PERCALE. ZW YA RI These perrales am all a
wi'ir. iikiii unn nars. acsiranin dress stvion, imp rctriilar l.'c ll
s:rade, In mill lengths. Five rasns ko Thursday, at, per yard OJC
M-.V Ein TTIAN TISSI'KS AT gC.-New rhrrkeil and striped Egyptian tis
sues, a sheer rubric with heuvy cord, all colors, roeulur 35c O I
Krade. at. pr yard ut
i-INCII SHinTINO MAl'RAS, 6C I PRAPKRY HWISS1-M. C. Dotted
Mill lenRths of shlrtlnK nuidras In I and IlKiifed white drapery Swisses,
attractive designs, on white sporlal offer for, per ill r
ttrnund, for. yard I yard OjW
MEN'S
$3.50 SHOES
You hear a. great deal about the
good values In men's shoes at $C.D0. A'a
are In a position to Bell you a better
shoe for 13.60 than any one line store
In the city. We are at no extra ex
pense In selling our "men's special" at
J3.50 for it is only one line in hun
dreds that we carry and we would
have to employ as much help pay as
much rent and advertise Just as much
If we didn't have a man's ti.W special.
What we save In this way we give
you In extra value in the shoes. They
are made In all the latest styles In
Box and A'elour Calf Vlii Kid and
Patent Colt Luce and Ulucher Cut
Best shoes in Omaha for Ki.50.
Drexel Shoe Co.
1419 Farnam Street.
J
mmmamm mm aa aw
rml TACT'S DtNIAl
i .1 IAri a ROOMS.
'Vy 1517 Douglas St.
Here's a Snap!
Blue Cheviot or
8 u 1 1 with extra
A Black or
Thibet
Trousers o f
game or strip
ed material
IT KEEPS OUR TAILORS BUSY.
H
WILLIAM J ERR EMS' SONS.
200-211 So. lftth Street.
THEY WORK ON TIME
Mary had a llttl. watch.
Sha swallowed It one duv,
Then took a Westmal Senna Pill
To pass the time away.
NHMANJi M'tQNimi. DRUS COMPANY
fco ltith and Dodge. !a Post Paid.
Alfred O. Klllck. 3.1, Stll pewev Dem
Ucorge U. 8-ay. 4ih. ;';i7 Ja.-kfon. . . .Dem.
TWKLFTH AVAKD.
P.-n S. Anderson, 3d. 31:'t Mininl Hep
V. A. Uuvin. 4th, J.t Ohio..... H,.i)
Willis T. Peck. 1st. S.il Hu.wn. R. p
Lieorge ti. Bpeiicer, tt. Sl5 8p.iul.hng. Boc.
The MranaeM Thlaa
that could happen would be a case of con
st I pat Ion that Dr. King's New Life Pills
wouldn't cure. Guaranteed. 25c. For sal.
by Sherman It McConnell Drug Co.
Ul to Pat las Tora.
City Kngineer RoM-water has looked up
tht; urdliiauce about the repluclns; of pav
ing deMtrnved by the vtieet rullwav coir,
pxny and Muds thu graduated charges r.
.-rred to by him at the council uieuting
Tuesday nUht applied only to ruviug lorn
up by tlie cunpHiiy for luylng uf n
tracks. Where the paving ing tra.-ks
alrdy down Is die placed 'or illro el tin,
ordinan.-es ixmiuIib Hie company to luv.
the mieel tl.wniiig u as go.xl cunditiou as
fouad.
Five FastTrains
DAILY TO
Chicago
and the East via the
CHICAGO &.
NORTH-WESTERN
RAILWAY
over the only double track
railway between the Mis
souri River and Chicago.
This complete service
includes Pullman drawing
room and private compart
ment sleeping cars, parlor
cars, composite observa
tion cars with library and
buffet-smoking apartment,
free reclining chair cars,
standard day coaches and
dining cars (a la carte ser
vice.) Ticket! and Ttill information oa ippii
cation la ticket vthct
U01 and 1403 Firnam St,
OMAHA, NEB.
Reattached
Stopped
Th.Nmost sever. head
aches will yield in a few
mlnat.s to Bromo-Las
(contains DO UiniM.
Iini't anffrr sny longer.
(lets bos today ssk your druggist foe
tl-e Orange Colored Bos
WbbV CONTAINS NO QUINIMEavisV
AUUrugk-iit. f b uiau.
Mi
I
OMAHA WEATHER FORECAST Thnrwdnjr Fair.
1L1I ll 1L Jl 1.
GREEN TRADING STUMPS EVERT TIME
l
J) i
BENNETT'S
BIG
GROCERY.
Coffees
Roasted
Every Day
Thursday's Special Offer
Twenty-Five Hundred one
pound packages Bennett's
Capitol Coffee 28 C
AS
TOSS'
fnilBHINtTItOBWKy
turns Tmmm
OsUNAJIEB.
And Forty
Green
Trading
Stamps
With Each.
Full
Weight
Guarant'd.
ORANGES!
ORANGES!!
25c Thursday 25c
Another car fancy
large Naval Oranges
sweet, juicy and
delicious,
per dozen...
And twenty green
trading stamps with
each dozen. '
Limit 3 dozen
JC toa customer JC
TWO RAGING SALES
SATURDAY A. M.
CLOCKS! CLOCKS!!
In Jewelry Section.
Anothsr of otir Sonsattonal Morning
i. rot-Ksry rsisa rtirnons. j'lattprs.
Plafs. Bowls. Cups and
Saucers, blue ach,
at ,
10c
Two Great Leaders ii Our
Ladies9 Suit Department
Ladies', Spring Suits in Eton with girdles, and the Pony
Jacket; skirts are gored and circular effects; coats are
satin lined and unlined; new materials, ele- f PA
gant values and all sizes, $14.50 and lAiJU
Two Great Coat Bargains Covert cloth Spring Jackets in
tight-fitting or box effect, lined or unlined, neatly C
strapped, all sizes, prices $5.95 and PJ
Big Sale of Cream Japanese Silk
Ten pieces of Cream Japanese Silk, washable, sold regularly 2IC
at 39c a yard sale price, Thursday, a yard t
Ten pieces 36-lnch Cream Japanese SUk, the kind that laun- fli
ders, regular selling price 76c sale price, a yard JUv
Five pieces of 36-inch Cream Japanese Silk, extra heavy qual- C
ity, sold regularly at $1.00 sale price, a yard UrC
UIG SPKC1AL SALE OP NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS.
64-Inch Sicilians In navys. browns, reds and blacks, dust proof, Pft
worttf ll.OO yard Thursday, a yard JUC
46-lnch French batiste, a beautiful soft finished sheer fabric, especially
adapted for spring wear, all shades for evening and street
dresses, usual price $1 a yard Thursday, a yard .
1 75c
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
25 pieces of Black Panamas, shadow checks, serge and mo
hairs, regular price 75c a yard Thursday, a yard, only. ,
50c
BIG LACE SALE THURSDAY.
Imported Allover Laces in Paraguays, English Twine, Antique and
Clunys, 18 Inches wide, In cream, ecru and white; this lot Q
worth 1 2 yard sale price Thursday, yard 39c, 25c and 1C
BANDS, APPLIQIES AND TRIMMINGS.
Torchon, Cluny, Paraguay and Antique Lace Bands, appliques and In
sertions a big lot of Venetian trimmings, bands, and appliques in
cream, ecru and white. This entire lot worth to 75c yard
sale price, Thursday, a yard, 25c, 15c, 10c and 3C
LACE SPECIAL AT 1C.
Lace Applique Bands and Venetian trimmings, in cream, white,
and ecru, worth to 15c yard Thursday, 10 to 12 m., a yard . .
WHITE WAISTING SALE THURSDAY.
25 pieces of White Dimities and Madras, worth 23c yard
Thursday, a yard, only
86-inch Printed Henriettas, a new, pretty spring dress goods,
fine wool finish, comes In all the shephard plalds and checks, '
special Thursday, a yard
50 pieces of new dress ginghams, pretty plaids, checks and
strlpes--Thursday, a yard
1c
15c
has a
18c
8ic
Raging Sales in
Crockery
COLONIAL TABLE TUMBLERS
Finest clear metal A snap
Juursday, a dozen J r
for,
ENGLISH WHITE SEMI-PORCELAIN
PLATES 7 -inch size-
Regular $1.10 dozen
' Thursday, a dozen.
75c
THE AVELSBACH OAS LIGHT
cuuipletr 111 box Ht-st hurnvr
IJ vlube ami mantle Thursday.,
75c
'2o DOZ. GERMAN CHINA FRUIT
OR BERRY SAUCERS - Gold
traced Regular 10c r
value Thursday, each. .... OC
Shoes!
Shoes!
The New Spring
Styles of Dorothy
Dodd Shoes.
Oxfords,
Pumps,
Gibson Ties,
In all the new
leathers.
Gun Metal Calf,
Patent Colt,
Yici Kid.
Heavy or Liht Soles
Witch for the
Great Silk Sate
Monday. See
Uth St. Win.
dows.
THK R ft. LI A BIB IIIIHR,
NEW TAIIXR SflTgEton Blouse and
Pony styles, In all the most popular ma
terials and colortng-s, elthr short or long
sleeves, nearly all samples OA Oil
worth $33. special Thursday at.."v
$30 TA1UR HL'ITS In all the new materi
als, plain colors or fancy mixtures, with
Ioiir or short sleeves and A fl
circular skirts, special at
HANDBOMR ETON RI ITS-Trlmmrd with
tailor brnlds, splendid $16.00 a QC
values, special at : . , . . C
1,H NKW COVERT COATS In the most
np-to-dato styles, i and lengths. In
tiRht seml-fHtlnir or loose effects, made of
fine Kntcllsh and Mohegan coverts, attrac
tive values, at $1'0.00, $lg.0o. E
$l&.0(t. 12.5. $10.'i0. $7. Bo, down to..O,VFU
FHKE! KREK!! FREE:!!
A fins Silk I'ndersklrt Thursday to every
purchaser of one of our hand- U OO
some A'nlle Pklrts. worth $15. t....OW
$.00 HKIRT8 In jianamas, nun's velllnKs,
serses and cheviots, all . A Qli
latest styles, special at.... 7u
Wool Dress Goods Sate
3VI pieces of all ChaJlles, plain, the fine
frade, and silk striped, the 76c, 85c and
1.00 (roods, perfect new French Roods,
J2 yards to customer,
at. a yard, only
Main Wash Goods Dept.
100 pieces of Scotch Ginghams, new spring
styles, the. 12'v". l&o and 19c grade, all at.
a yard, 13 yards to f
customer
Several other specials for Thursday.
Watch for the I
Great Silk Sale
Monday. See j
Uth St. Win-
dows.
Newest Styles in Spring
Garments
Our enlarged cloak department is fairly ovr
flowing with the newest Ideas in ready-to-wear ladles'
Karments. 1,500 new Tailor Stilts. 1.100 new Cov
ert Coats, 1,375 new Silk Sulfa, and about' 7,000
Skirts now on hand and more arriving dally. Every
effort has been expended to mak this seanori's show
ings the most complete and the best valuet erer
shown. ,
As Thursday Specials We Are
Showing:
$15.00 Silk Shirt Waist Suits, made of Giver-
9.95
naud'a taffeta. In all txiDular
shades, seclal at...
EXgi lSlTE 8II.K Rl-ITH. In all nswest
designs, at $MW, $36.00, $. Q eii
down to , lO'fU
NEW SPRINQ WAISTS-Tn MngerU llnen.
1.25
worth tS.OO,
batiste, Jiip silk; roessallnes and
laces, rrom J"0 down to...
Children's Dresses,
Thursday, each...
Women's $3.00 and WOO AValklng
Skirts, Thursday at
$15.00 Cravenette Coats,
Thursday at
WOMEN'S AVtNTKR COAT8-
Stupendous bargains, at
$16.00 Waists. Albatross, Flannels,
etc., at, choice
HOME MADE WUAI TER8-Mailo extra
wide and gimranteed not to rip, 4
sizes Zi to 4ti, at $12o, down to
.1.45
2.95
.7.95
0.95
50c
Oranges
Oranges
AVe have received another car of fancy
Highland Navel Oranges. The orange mar
ket has rapidly advanced: this will he our.
lust sale on this sile orango at this prlre.
Tomorrow we will commence on OCp
this car and sell them 20 for
T,,.I..0.7,C" ..15c
The illghiund Navsls excel all others for
sweetness, juicy and rich flavor. Don't mis
this sale.
Rig salo In So and 10c department ou
Granlteware, tomorrow.
HAYDEM BROS.
LOW
0I1E-WAY RATES
VIA
UNION PACIFIC
FROM
OMAHA
EVERY DAY
TO APRIL 7, 1906.
to San Francisco, Ucm Aa
geles, San Diego and many
other California points,
to B t r 1 1 Falrtaved;
Whatcom, , VancouYsr anil
Victoria.
to Portland, Astoria, Tie
coma and Seattle,
to Ashland, Rosebnr-f, En
gene, Albany and Salem.
Including So. Pac. branch
lines In Oregon,
to Spokane and Interme
diate O. R. A N. points to
Wenatchee and Interme
diate points.
to Bntte, Anaconda, Helena
and all Intermediate main
line points.
to Ogden and Bait Lake
City and Intermediate main
line points.
For Full Information Inqnlre at
CITY TICKET OFFICE. 1324 FARNAM ST.
Tnmrc rotrar,AB ast. v
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$22.50
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Coal in Lump, Egg and Nut
90 Feir Toim
Prompt Service. Careful Delivery.
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YOUR DIAMOND
oualit to be rejet No better diamond setter than ours.
No better ktyl work than ours No more prompt servlca
than at our store, and no more reasonable pricea than
ours. You are not obliged to pay a fancy price for Ilia
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NAMK.
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I 'Phone Douglas 1007. 1507 Howard St. I
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throuorh
fast trains .
from Omaha
8:30 P. M. and
8:00 A. M. arriving Minneapolis 7:25 A. M. and 6:50
P. M. Kates and information at City Ticket Office,
1402 Farnam street SAMUEL NORTH,
District Passenger Agent, OMAHA. NEB).
