Iff
THE OMATLY DAILY BEE: Fill DAY. FKMUWHY 2.. IPnrr.
THOMAS GOES AFTER SALOONS
Oific Federation Will Push Prowwntion for
Violation of Slocnmb Law.
CLAIMS SUNDAY BUSINESS IS TRANSACTED
frt Malice on fltr Attarney ot
lalentloa Bff Madama
salt Aaralnat Fire mu
Police Board.
Saloon keepers pried open the lid and
Kald drinks in the busliir-ss. residence and
l-nrnC districts last Sunday, R-ordln to
vldcnce said to' b In the hands of the
Mr.; Federation. M a mcctlrm of the
i xecutlve committee of that body Thurs
day moraitia- It wan decided to take drastic
moasures nt tml t compel the enforce
ment nf the Hlncumb law.
The first msnlfestatlgn of now activities
hy the r1ertl'rtii la regard to Sunday clos
ing; waV the errlns;- upon City Attorney
Jlreen rrf a -notice- to the effect that the
mandnnfus case against the Board of Fire
and Polce Commissioners would be taken
up before Judge Sutton Friday afternoon.
This eae wan. postponed Indefinitely by the
federation wUen T-omlses were made by
lawyers for'the saloon rnen that the liquor
shops would be closed tUcht on the first day
of the week. ThtilternaUve writ of man
damus Issued required the Are and police
board to. furnish transcripts of the evi
dence and pleadings In the protests to 170
liquor licenses and to revoke these licenses
at once pending the deposition of the cases
Individually by the district court.
Thomas Mara lit llaa Troof.
Attorney K. E. Thomas, for tlio'ClvIo
Federation, says
"We have learned a number of saloons
transacted business and sold liquor hist
Sunday In direct violation of the agreement
made through attorneys that saloons would
be closed Sundays. We have evidence that
saloons In the burnt district were open pub
llcly. that Is, both front and back doors;
that a few of the downtown saloons per
mitted persons to enter by side and back
entrances and supplied them with drinks
and that the same conditions prevailed at
some of the saloons in the residence dis
tricts. "The knowledge of these facts. It Is con
sidered, calls for drastic action on the part
of the federation and this will follow. The
hearing will be for the purpose of Introduc
ing our evidence and completing our case.
It has been agreed with the court that the
pre-emptory writ will be issued the same
day the evidence Is completed. The case
will then go straight to the supreme court.
If the decision of the district court Is up
held there it means we will be in a position
to prosecute each saloon license case In
dividually In the district court.
Xo Effort to Revoke.
"No attempt will be made to have the
license of the 10 saloons revoked at once.
While the application for a writ of man
damus demanded this, yet It will not be
Insisted upon. The closing of these saloons
would Involve 1170,000 belonging to the
school fund, which has been paid In for
licenses, and severe financial Injury to the
men In the liquor business. It is the desire
of the federation simply to be In a position
to secure the revocation of the licenses
through the courts whenever any of these
saloons shows a disposition to violate the
law."
City Attorney Breen saya he cannot well
take up the case until Monday and It Is
possible a criminal trial before Judge Sut
ton may also tend to delay the hearing un
til that date. "
About town there had been no general
Intimation that the lid had been raised
even to the slightest degree.
ALOO MEJf ET VP PKT1TIO
Solicit Maaatares of Cltlseaa Callta
for Bandar Opening;.
Yesterday afternoon Henry Keating, J. A.
Tuthlll and others representing the Retail
IJquor Dealers' association of Omaha, vis
ited 221 saloons in the city and left the
following petition for signatures:
, To Whorn It May Concern:
We. the undersigned, voters and tax
payers of Omaha, believing and knowing
from bitter experience that the enforce
ment of ' the Sunday closing feature of
our liquor laws Is working a serious Injury
to the commercial and other Interests of
our city, desire to go bn record as being
heartily In favor ot allowing the former
custom of keeping the rear and side doors
nt our saloons oin to the public on Sun
day to be resumed. We suggest, however,
that the rear and side doors mentioned
lie kept, bolted or otherwise fastened
between the hours of 10 o'clock a, m. and
12 o'clock noon on Sundays.
Members of the committee stated they
expected an average of fifty signers at
each saloon, making In all about l&mM pe
titioners. The purpose is then to present
the petition to such organisations as the
Commercial club, Real Estate exchange
and other bodies of Influence for endorse
ment. The committee expressed itself as
confident that a fjood majority of the
voters' and taxpayers Of the city would
sign the petition for Sunday opening, ex
cent between 10 a. in. and noon
' Itreak All Records.
All records in curing Coughs, Colds, etc.,
are broken by Dr. King's New Discovery
for Consumption. BOc and Sl-00. For sale
by Sherman ft McConnoll Drug Co.
1 Standard
WHISKEY ForVour Den
It's Age.Strcngth and Purity i vouched
(or by the U. 5. Government.
"",SS1S"HILLERS SSS
ISO Farnam Nt., Omaha.
Millers Whiskies full qt. 80c. 11.00, W.2S.
Western Iron & Wire Works
Wire and Iron Fences, Trellises,
Window Guards,. Stable Fixtures.
Gratings. Bank and Office Kalllngs.
Etc. lxwest Prices Best Work.
.Telephone, Douglas 6590.
1118 J,U KSO.N KTRKET.
f)TAFT
nCMTll
2 ROOMS.
1517 Bpuglai. 1
Sk
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FRIDAY WE WILL HOLD AN
EXTRAORDINARY
C5
We Miki
Skirts for
You it a
SALE OF IB
1ANTS
Bargain Squares Filled With Most Astonishing Values
in Odds and Ends of New Spring Goods.
To makp room for immense new uliip
mentH of silks, we make a great sacri
fice in odds and ends of remnants of
our highest class silks. A wide variety of kinds lengths
from 1 to 10 yards values up to $1 aC i fn
mmJs SaV
SILK
REMNANTS
yard; at, yard.
DRESS
GOODS
New Floral French Organdies 6,000 yards
of the newest effects, selling every- 1 C
where at 23c yard; at, yard. vJl
Danish Cloth Soiling elsewhere at 15c yard;
cream and all light shades; at, yard
skirt and dress patterns.
sold up to $1.60; at, a
yard
I
' la the regular 75c
J quail
I yard.
sat
"! ! quality; at, a
mm v w
10c
lk.'
25c
This
the Silk Eollenne and Korean Silk, exquisitely printed and
shadow effects now the rage tor party and
summer wear; at. yard.
39c
ODD LOTS
OF
LACES
Kemnants and odd pieces of tbe daintiest
laces, in all the newest patterns French
and English Vals, Sevilla Torchons,
English Medallions, ser- f
pentine and separate galloons; at, yard 2mf
Fancy English Allover Laces, cluny effects, baby
Irish, etc., worth up to 50c yard; at, yard mm-ZJC
REMNANTS AND ODD LOTS OF EMBROIDERIES
Fresh new lots of high class Embroideries and Insertings, in
all the newest patterns all the desirable widths many
2:.?::.!: 6l2c40c-15c
Big Remnant Bargains
In the Basement
25c quality. Italian
Sateen Lining,
long lengths, yard..
Heavy seersucker.
striped ginghams and
tiluin cham-
ray ginK- Q-C
hams, yard
61c
10c
Mill lengths A. V. .
Tolle du Nord aud A.
F. C. glnc- e
hams, good JJC
styles, yard
25c grade Sheer India
Linous, 40-inch Vic
' peoria Law no, yard
Various grades of
bleached muslins and
cambric, up 1
to 10c values, VL
for, yard.
Remnants of organ- Imported madras Fine French percales, n
dies, tloral designs, shirting and waist- I new dark dress I
special bar- Ing. fine enib. A I styles, Ql 0
gain at. 5C wa'Bt- iVC I foI,a OlC
yard. lug, yard " I yard l
In. the Morning. 8 Till 10. I I In the Afternoon at 1:80.
Will sell all colors cam- f I I Corded madras shirting. f
brie lining for. Icl I forth up to loc in mill $Q
yard I I lns"ths for- 'alu
SAMl'LK PIECES OF TABLE
Thousands of drummer's
sample pieces fine dam-'
ask. many worth by the
yard as high as $1.60, and
suitable fur tray cloths,
napkins, etc., C (II.
in 2 lots Friday.. JC-1UC
Mill lengths of tablr
damask, up to - ."-i
yards. In bleached ana
unbleached, worth up
to dollar and a quar
ter, Friday, IE
yard aOW
DAMASK.
One great lot of reg
ular lu-cent , bleached
Turkish towels, Fri
day only, big bar-,
gain at Tie
each w
Special Clothing Sale
Friday in the dasement.
Boys' Good $3.00 Suits at $1.50 Russian
bloomer suits for the little tots, ages 3 to
8, handsomely finished, patent leather
belts, a usual $3 value very- t 50
where, on sale Friday,
rt . .
All the boys' BOc Flannel- f C .
ette Waists.' IJC
75c all wool Flannel Waists, 1ZC
blue or gray, at JJQ,
Boys' 50c Knee Pants, ft
ut ZVc
All our f
men's $2 1
pants, at 1
50
All cur
men's $10
suits, at
5
GO
All our
men's 7.50,
Overcoats
Basement Shoe Department
Child's $1.25 box calf or
vict kid lace shoes,
sizes, 6 to 8H..at.
Misses' SI. 75 vlci kid stock tip
lace shoes, at, per Q
pair ! J
Women's S2.50 patent colt or vlri
kid shoes, all solid and
all sizes, at, per pair . .
98i
1.59
50c
Child's regular SI box
calf, rici kid, lace or
button, at, pair . . . . .
Women's hand made Turkish
house slippers, red, black in
or tan, at, per pair TC
Women's SI warm house slippers,
red flannel lined, all CQ
solid, at, per pair ...... O J n
OMAHA WEATIIKIl FOItKCAST t'ridnjr Fair ami
I
IP
(older. R
lil!0 E 3 1
GREEN TRADING STAMPS EVERY TIME
Over if 5,00 0
Yards of
High Gride
Silks. Hall
Price & Less
Witch for the Sle of Ashley anrf Biiley Silks
f
THE WCLIA1LC tHHE J
See Di play
ofAsiley 0
Bailct Silks
in 16 h St.
Wind ws.
Beiieit's
Big Grocery
Five Thousand dozen New
Laid Eggs. 1
On
Sale
Friday,
A dozen
3
Bennett's
Candy
Section
Friday Specials
A large qmntlty
of fresh made
HOAR HOUND
DROPS, pound,
i2y2C
BUTTER
SCOTCH,
packago,
And Five Green
Trading Stamps
Friday Is Remnant Da;
with more than tli- unuil uia ,.f rrv li:irain npportt nitips.
Iii't ini tin-in.
Remnants ot Wool Ore: Goods
r'l'.U.M . TO II Nm'.S- ! nU ,.f
Mic tlnrsl I'Ih k nl ,fil,r, I r . ;.p..
Hln, rrcntii ,UI It f . '. t atl
II aul. in lTlhs from S tr-l.
in r"inhnl ni'is of ilw t i .
fh'" tpr,m'n si. )srrt. .'. 1-. fW-. flc
.. l:r ami IJW
FIlo.M : H I V. M Wo mil ia,o
wihT rnw lin of l ! i -i,
ulo in r'ninmiii ih-s- ar- u,.- rn.
iir h-l lnn sl)l-a, ilml ,lif tl .
ti.H ami 1111, .is i"ii itu In -i. ii
K'i al, J aril. IS-. IB. 'h , Is IB;,,
nl IOC
Remnants Popular Priced Wash
Goods In the Domestic Room.
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..hi ....'c
t I l I infti
i.-ii i,i, .n i. linn, i, i
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S I. m. rir, t,.m, .. ,., :A ,
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""',""' "' r1'"! "I rn, In.li tJnt.ti.
in i. i. ill !,. t 'KvHur ;-Wc tn '
! . .i'.iii. ai. IUm
Ik , rani. ,.f Win. Wal.llt.. n long
i I I. ,,i .. ,M ni-i-,,, girlpr.
. r.. ,,!, f,. y ,(kU
r.ll 1 l., tm a. al. tn
"i luc
I'ai'.tn Wil'ia In ju h.l. ailxVr
, tf.1. . aivl ,M Ioiik 4llahllV
.1 v. .-.). o.ai a.11,1 i,m, je $4,
"i . I.aiO
5,000
Popular Books
On Sale Saturday
Worth 25c and -CI 1
35c, beurxd ir H P"7f
cloth; each, &vt
Big Granite
ware Sale
Saturday
See Harney Street Window.
IN THE DRY GOODS
Remnants of Embroideries Cheap A big lot of embroidery
remnants from 2 to G inches wide, that sold from C
5c to 25c a yard, all go Friday, at, a vard DC
Linen Collars, 3c Odd lot of ladies' linen collars, slightly
soiled, regular fifteen cent ones, Friday, Z
9 to 10 a, m., each C
Neckwear Sale Friday, lc 500 pieces of fancy stoc k collars
and turnovers, worth to 15c, Friday 10 to 11 f
a. m. (only 5 to a customer), each IC
Hose Special, 10c 100 dozen ladies' and children 's fleece
lined and plain cotton hose, fast dye, worth 15c f f
pair, Friday, at, pair iUC
Remnants and Odd Lots Must Go Friday Remnants of
white waistings and suitings, worth to 75c yard, C
length V2 to 5 yards, sale price, a yard mm DC
Remnants of Superfine Flannels Fleece downs and f A
outing flannels, worth to 25c, a yard, at IUC
Remnants of Outing Flannels, Flannelettes and C
Prints Worth to 18c a yard, at .DC
Curtain Scrim 36 and 40 inches wide, worth Z
8 l-3e and 10c, Friday only, a yard JC
Manufacturer's End of Napkins In 18x18 and 20x20, they
come six in a lot and are worth $1.50 and $2 per dozen,
Friday, while they last: Lot 1, 6 for 50c; lot 2, 6 for 75c.
Ladies' Suits Marked Very Cheap Friday 75c ladies' suits
, in blouses, etons and pony jackets, in black and colors,
, all sizes,. new cut skirts; these suits were worth from
$15.00 to $25.00; we offer this lot Friday and 7 C C
Saturday only, for JD
New Spring Street Skirts. Xew arrival of spring skirts,
both for ladies and misses, in all the new materials and
colors; new circular effects; misses' skirts up from $3.50;
ladies' skirts, $3.!)5, $4.95, $5.95 and up.
Big Clock Sale Saturday See window
60.mii ) ir,l uf rriiita. linfiama. I rr, ,la.
tKnn1l-i. lili-. ic . f il.r
II.'. 1-V', 1. I and .V- at! -In Hit
ai win so al. yaid. !. . '11,.
and T ..OlC
rum Karljr fur I'lral Clinic.
linens. Muslin and Toweling
K"tnnnntx of Kngllsii Isms '! h. In ina
null lncwia, r.sular I .'" and IV . i
quajlty. at, yard w I W
Hi mnanla nf llr. Iid I'aml.ilra and Mum
litis. In l"n lcnstns. fsular in l.v
Miininr, l- J.c!'H, " -fl runiirls at i. ,
H.ra , IV j st
In flannel Departmmi
K.n.nant "f Ur IVmn rUnn.l y 1X1
'! OjC
'd
mad l!ni.ii and xnlng
IAann.l a', y r .
. fd . . .. . OiC
lt..i'at,la 4 tW1 hl. WVmJ I lih.,1
Ojc
3ic
Sale of Black Silks Friday
SETTLER'S RATES
. Every Tuesday during March and April to
points in North Dakota, Minnesota, Manitoba
and Canadian Northwest, also
HOMESEEKERS' RATES
to same destinations first and third Tuesdays
in March and April, via
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R.
Fast trains leave Omaha Union Station at 8"
a. m. and 8:30 p. m., via St.- Paul.
Jtates and information at 1402 Farnam St.
SAMUEL NORTH,
District Passenger Agent, Omaha, Neb.
8mrlilnc doing rvrry ln,ur Kin Mara
FROM TILL, A. M -HI.AI K TAl'KKT.I
y-il-i-ln. wide, rsulr 1 gnal- ()HC
FROM TII.I. 19 A M -Hia'K I'KAl'
l't: H'iK--3-ln. wld. $1 l
quality, at OV.
FROM In TIM tS A M - Mark TafT.-ia. V-
In. wldr. rrRular l So valu.
FROM t TILL P .M -I..ul.lr-fc.d lllxck .
ncuiur U-M qunlity. (
ilka sr.allir u nVT frvcd f.r this d
l lti'M i; M TILL I I" M 4V J ,on,t
Hla'k 7r-1a. M in Ida, l 7i I 1l
ipuillt , at .... . a 1U
Flf.M I ril.LI ' M ' J. tknn: ,1lck
1nt. .; m ii. f 1 jk ".-,
lall'$. al . I VC
r'R.-M 1 TII.I. W al - Kla.k lu k i.
,..i.. r fa -1. In. and". II m a '(
gualll,. al I 4a O
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Other Friday Bargains
K.MBR01DKR1E8. 1A K8 A.NL NOTIONS
Corset Covrr Embroider). O , M KN H 1-AI'll
Friday, at, yard mtUSt M t- In la
Stc Linen 'lorrlinn Iaw hanil-iiiadr,,
at. (XT yird. l"o and ,
26c Fancy RuchliiM,
at .'
I 'earl Hut ton.
p-r doson, 44c, IVc, lon to...
25c Host. Buportrra, all sli'.s,
at
Ii.-st iiuallly Sharps Hold Kys
Pdl.'S, at
5c
15c
...I
10c 2i.
rt n.vmiiiMi nrixiAUi
.H AM) I MIIDKN'3
k. tan ut fanay c era.
5c
,nh up lo r, at. iT
ir. Mr. 5V al.d . -W
XI L.N H K i H K A It MTRIMiS CH liJWS
In kirat nri mrm culon aud pat-
larna. w.,rlh I'jc. Ho
t and .".-! w
Men's and IU'a lrr or Work B urts,
ih up l Stf- In .
Kn.l.r a :V and .... y
al.ri and ! JU- Husiiodrra. llr
ud l,-a !' nt. at
Graniteware. Graniteware. Graniteware.
Friday arc gulng lo hold in' of tna
greatest Uranltewai e aalra v.r kmii in
ihe city of Omaha, uur eautern l)Ur wnt
direct to the fiu-tory and srlrrtd tn rar
lo.ids of tills r, auch aa l"uJlln I'aua.
Mllkpans. Saucepans. Frying I'm, Lrt
serving kettles, leakpttles. I 'ii(Te. M,ia. Te.i
pnts. Waahpans, etc., etc , which ha secured
at a ridiculously low price we are to-ink
to give the people of Omaha the benefit
A FKW OF THK lll'NDRKDH OF UA R
GA1NS. Large Preserving Kettle, regular WO
seller, at Ic
Large slso Dlshpan, regular Soc seller....!:
lr-e ttiiean. regular &V seller. St
'. Lars Wash Ifaudn. regular Z-r aein-r
' ltiae aiew Pan. regular 3c seller, at...
Ittge Mi,kan. regular Sc seller, at....
I re iew Kelt). reguUr Jxt eeller, a'
lrvina Pan. regular ZJc aeller. at
, rg Water I' lH-er. regular iUe Hllti.
' Iilge I '..fTi-efM.!. m-.i, . .
Hundretla of other auch bargains loo
: rnermie io m.niien.
j Inhi I mm Ihta sale; It a tha greates-
portunltr of your lifetime
'AI.K OF FAN.'V lll.illl-AKn KA
.KANi IKsi. sweet ami jutcy.
J(Vj
iva
.
... j
for
HAYPEM BROS.
YOUR WATCH
ought to he put In order No better watch makers than
o.irs No more prompt ser vli-e than at our store.
Your watch will receive, rnreful handling-No more mod
erate prices than ours. I,et ua give an einite
your watch repairing. UkiK FOR THE NAM K.
S. W. LINDSAY, JEWELER.
DOUOLAStT.
" ?A II n. (
: II UNION PACIFIC
EVERY DAY
II to Aprtl 7. 106.
$2S i
1 l KH(KT l.l-N K. FAST TKAIXS. NO liELAYi. I i
j jHe turt your tiilrt rtuii$ orrr thi$ me. J
I Inquire at I
City Tkkrl OflU-, 182 Farm m S. J '
'I'tiono IKugUue.H:tl. S
Elko Wash Nut . $6.00--the Best
Elko Nut .... $6.25 the Best
JEFF W. BEDFORD CO.
Tel. Douglas 115. 2306 Cuming St.
THE MOST PROFITABLE RESOLUTION
you could makr this year would bo to make fair test of our high
grade
COLORADO NUT COAL
liisciintlnatiiiK Coal user buy our Coal bec-ause it's the best,
It'a t ho saint, price to you mm mhii grades." 'r hook new orders
dally for l'OlA)K.UK M T which it Ihe best iroof that it'a ttrt
rUw col.
I $7.25 PER TON.
is lh . print- tlfllvcrr-d promptly,
C. B. HAVENS & CO.
Tal. Douglas 317. 219 8. 16th St.
nisi
I am receiving fresh mined Hanna
Coal in Lump, Egg and Nut
39 Feir Yon
Prompt Service. Careful Delivery.
Jo Use For
Winter Clothes
1 Cru
I HAPJ
VsaTMana
In th beautiful Runny South, and th ratM
are less than half to many oinU. HolJ first
and third Tuesdays of each month. Mardi
Oraa rate- Feb. 21 to 23 - New Orleans,
Mobile, Pensacola. Aik Wabash ticket
office, lfsOl Farnam street, for rat, deftmp-
tive pamphlets. Florid. , Cuba end Winter
Cruiaea to Went Indies, or address,
HARRY E. MOORES, O. A. P. D., OMAHA,
, NEB. Jj
'Phone Douglas 1007.
1507 Howard St.
!
Bee Want Ads Produce Respite
A fine room with a vault heat
light waterjanitor service in a
fire proof office building for $l8.0O-
The Bee Building.
