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TIIE OMAHA DAILY BfcE: TUESDAY, MAKCII 13. IIHh?.
MC1LT0N STILL IN RACE
Lieutenant. Governor Will Hot Withdraw
Candidacj Just Row, Anyway.
THINKS HE CAN RUN UNDER CONSTITUTION
Kays Other "tatea Have (omtrard
Serb Orgaalo Law Rot Bar
ring; Innmbrit from Seek
ing; Aaother OlDn.
"t don I f'"-l that 1 ought or that It
would b leanonablo to xp-ct ma to with
draw an a candidate for governor now.
junt 1m muse of this excitement that haa
Im en raised over that flfclion in thu con
Kiltulion relating to the eligibility of an
executive Ftale officer which, It seems, haa
ntuHttd Mr. Mortenson In planning to
withdraw." wild Lieutenant Governor Mc
O'llton Monday.
The mooted provision reads:
None of the oftii-ers of the executive de
partnirnt shall tie cliKiblf to any other
t.t ottlce during; the period for which
they iall have been elected.
Or. bringing it within the pale of decent
1:1 a miliar:
No executive officer Khali be eligible to
iny other elate ottlce duriii the period for
which he fhall have been elected.
It in understood from one of the former
attorney general of Nebraska who Is
looking up the records and will be pre
pared to confirm the statement In a day or
two that this very provlHion waa copied
not the grammatical construction from the
constitution of the state of Wisconsin, and
that before It was written Into the organic
law of Nebraska the supreme court of
Wisconsin, whose decisions have high rank,
construed Its meaning to be that no execu
tive officer shall hold two offices at the
same time. The Wisconsin court, it is
said, touk the position that the provision
did not In any sense mean what some peo
ple In Nebraska are now pretending It
means.
Ttflnks It la Attisrd.
"Similar provisions in the state constitu
tions of Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana, Kan
sas and Kentucky have been construed by
the supremo courts in those states, and not
in a single Instance has it been hinted that
they forbade an executive officer running
for another office during his incumbency,"
said Mr. McUilton. "H'a the first time the
nnerl Ion was ever raised in this or any
other state to my knowledge, and I think
it is absurd.' I believe If the supreme court
were to puss upon it the decision would be
what the derisions of other supreme courts
have been. I wi.ih an immediate ruling on
the question could be obtained. 80 far as
precedent in this state is concerned, take
the example of Tom Majors. lie ran for
. governor whilo serving as lieutenant gov
ernor and no one ever heard of this ques
tion being raised. ,
"While I can't approve of the wisdom of
Mr. Mortensen's announced intention of
withdrawing, I can see far enough into the
future to n.nke this concession- Unless the
supreme court would rule on 'he question
before tlio state convention it would be al
most folly for a man in my position or that
of Mr. Mortensen to run for the nomina
tion, and then It would not be fair to our
parly. The natural tendency would be, if
either of us were nominated, for some vot
ers to Jump to the conclusion that it would
Im a bad thing to vote for their candidate,
who, if elected, might not have a clear
title to the office, in the event of an ad
verse ruling by the court, which might
inHn the ultimate seating of the demo
cratic candidate. But I am hoping the au
I reme court .will act on this question, since
It bus become one of such paramount in
terest, long enough before the stato con
vention to give us a chance to act.
"I bad not formally announced my can
didacy, but all my friends knew I was run
' nlng, and I did, before this matter came
up, send out some letters over the state
In tho interest of my candidacy."
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ON SALE MONDAY FOR THE FIRST TIME
The fine embroideries, are in One patterns shown now for the first
time all fresh and erlsp from the import cases embroterdles, galloons,
bands and Inserting", colored embroideries, also neat and dainty baby
sets of fine Swiss and nainsook many very pretty ribbon headings in
this lot values up to 2c a yard, at, per yard
3 5 B
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SMART LITTLE SAILORS
strike the keynote of popularity in the
Spring Millinery
at Brandeis
Brandeis is always in the lead in show
ing the favorite models that are the rage
in the east. The little sailor trimmed with
flowers and ribbons is the hat that New
rk favors for serine we show a hun-
red different models of this hat
made of expensive materials
and trimmed in Brandeis stun
ning fashion, at
JAUNTY SAILORS tire shown among the STREET HATS These
little sailors are trimmed with new large and small 50
flowers the pretty new shaded, all the correct style f
features for Btreet wear, at
1 U U U
$5
42x36 and 45x36 Pillow
Cases Nicely hemmed
worth up to twenty-two
cents each, at, 7'
each 2v
50x81 Bleached Sheets at
. 25c Ready-to-use torn
and hemmed sheets, a good
quality of muslin, OC
at, each .fcvC
MACHINIST TAKES HIS LIFE
Robert -V lrlK fata Hla Throat
with Itasor and Dies at
Oner.
While in a fit of despondency, caused by
Ill-health, Robert N. PrlKKS, machinist, em
ployed at the I'nlon Pacific shops, took his
life Monday morning at his home, 2711
Hickory street, by drawing; a raxor across
his throat. When discovered by his wife
IITIkks was strug-sling: in the death throes.
Dr. C. F. Clark waa summoned, but life
had departed when the doctor arrived.
Mr. Brigga was 36 years of age and left
a wife and three boys, the eldest being 12
years of aire. He came to Omaha from
Wianer, Neb., three years ago and was
employed at the shops since that time.
Monday morning he complained of not feel-lug-
well and did rot go to work. On sev
eral recent occasions he said he believed
persons were after him and trying to get
him out of employment. He did not Inti
mate he Intended to kill himself and left
no nota before using the razor. His throat
was cut nearly from ear to car. He stood
before a mirror in' his bed room when
making- Ihe fatal Incision.
Brlj was a member of the Modern
Wooinnen of America and Royal High
landers of Wisner. His relutlons reside
at Cairo. Ia. Ho was a nephew of John
Butler of this city. Mrs. Briggs was corn-
Are You Tired, Neryous
and Sleepless?
Nervousness and sleeplessness are us
ually due to ihe fact that the nerves are
not fed on properly nourishing blood;
Ihey are tUvrved nerves. Dr. Pierce's
GolJtin Medical Discovery tnoXe pure,
rich Hood, and thereby the nerve are
properly nourished and all the organs of
the body are run as smoothly at machin
ery which runt In oil. In thtt way you
foel clean, strong and strenuous you are
toned up and Invigorated, and you are
good for a hole lot ot physical or mental
work. Bt of all, the strength and in
crease (n vitality and health are lasting.
The trouble with most ton lit and med
C'luns which have a largo, booming sal
tor a short time, la that they are largely
composed of alcohol holding the druKt In
tolutlon. This alcohol shrinks up the red -plood
corpuscle, and In the long run
greatly Injures the system. One may feel
luilarattid and bettor for the tint being,
yet In the end weakened and with vitality
decreased Pr. Pleroe'a Golden Medical
IMix-jvery contains no alcohol. Every
bottle of It bears upon It wrapper Th.
lUi&je of lltmetty, in a full list of all Its
several liigrexlienu. For the druvglst to
offer you something he claims It "Just at
good la to insult your Intelligence.
fcvery Ingredient entering Into, the
world-tamod "Golden MedlcalDlsoovery "
has the unanimous approval and endorse
ment of the leading medical authorities
of all the several schools of practice. No
other medietas sold through druggists for
like purposes has any auch endorsement.
The "Golden Medical Mteovery not
only produces all the good effects to be
obtained from the ue of Golden tal
root, in all stomach, liver and bowel
trouble, as in dyspepsia, biliousness, con
stipation, u'oeratlon of stomach aud
liowels and kindrtd ailments, but tUe
Goldim Seal root used in ita compound
ing it greatly enhanced in it curative ac
. lion, by other Ingredient tuch a Stcna
loot, lilack Cherry bark, Hloodroot, Man
drake root and chemically pure triple
retried glycerin.
"The Common Sense Medical Adviser,"
It soul free In paper covers on receipt of
11 oie-ceut stamp to pay the coat of mail
ing only. For 11 stamp the cloth-bound
J'Jume will b sent. Address Dr. It V.
Mrtrce. Buffalo. N. Y.
D. Pierce' Pleasant Pellet cur coo
atl,Uu VuiouaiMss sud L4U.
ADVANCE NOTICE OF DIG SALE
3 CARLOADS OF LINOLEUM
AND FLOOR OIL CLOTH
Thla entire stock was bought from the sheriff. It contains
the highest grades of new spring patterns of floor Oil Cloth and
Linoleum. Will be sold next Monday far below cost to make.
ON SALE
NEXT
MONDAY
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NEXT
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pletely prostrated when she went to aronse
her husband and made the awful discovery.
Coroner Brailey took charge of the body
and will hold an inquest in due course of
time.
It is reported Brlggs tried to shoot him
self before applying the razor. The re
volver, it Is said, exploded, but the bullet
stuck in the barrel. , .
MAG00N FOR WAR PORTFOLIO
.Vebraskau Toated Sot-censor to
Secretary I'll ft Should Latter
Leave Cablaet.
Raymond, the Chicago Tribune's Wash
ington correspondent, has this to Bay ou
the possibility of Nebraska landing a nun
In the president's cabinet:
Discussion as to the possible successor
of the secretary of war has developed a
condition of ailalrs Which may have con
siderable bearing uhu Uic question whether
Mr. Taft will accont the Ultrd offer of the
ermine or not.
It would not be extraordinary, in case of
a vacancy ir. the War department, if
Charles K. Magoon, the governor of the
canal acne and ex-offlcio minister to Pan
ama, should become secretary of war. Hu
la a lawer, but has had considerable mili
tary training, and was Judau advocate of
the Nebraska National Guard long enough
to get interested in military matters.
lie wus the law othcer of the bureau of
Insular aft airs during all the formative
peilod succeeding tiie Bpanlsh war. In
that way he became Intimately associated
with the general colonial policy ot the gov
ernment and is so familiar with the prob
lems In the Philippines that he pronably
could take up the work begun by Secretary
Taft with iartlcular success. His pre, cut
position us governor of the canal Zune and
mcmner ot me uumtuibBjoii nun- iui nun m
touch with the work on the Intimitis equally
to a peculiar dcKtee. Thus it mlflit lie
that in case the succession saould tall upon
Oovurnor Magoon. Secretary Taft would
feel more disposed to give up his work In
thu War department than otnei wlsu would
be the case.
Governor Magoon, by the way, is a warm
personal alio iiroiessiouai irn nu or (secre
tory Koot, who would jH-olatbly urac his
appointment in case of u vacancy In the
War dtpartment. Governor Magoon wus
to have left lor the isthmus today, but his
sailing orders were cancelled and he is still
here, which may have some significance in
regard to the prospective vacancy in th
War department.
OHIO COLONY FOR NEW LAND
Mast Writes Me lias :taht KrleaJs
Who Waut Homesteads In
Nebraska.
Another invoice of letters of Inquiry has
reached the office of L. C. Wheeler of
the Chicago secret service department,
relative to the cancelled land entries In
the cattle ranch enclosures of Nebraska.
Tbl last bunch of letters comes from
Ohio. One party, H. M. Challender of
Toledo, O., asks for detailed Information
regarding the lands, and how near they
are to a city. Kir. Challender haa a colony
of eight friends beside himself that intend
coming out to Nebraska to take up some
of these lands If they are suitable. He
thinks he can largely Increase the member
ship of the colony If all things prove favor
able. ,
OMAHANSniT BY QUARANTINE
Several Nebraska Tourists Affected by Fisbt
on Plague in Havana.
SOME GET AWAY ' BEFORE THE TROUBLE
Other Suffer the Rude Iaterraptloai
of Their Pleasure Before It
Is More Thaa Half '
Completed.
The , CuImui excursion of a number of
Omaha people has been rudely interrupted
by tho quarantine against Havana for yel
low fever by the gulf coast porta. -
More than a score of Omaha and Ne
braska people were in Havana enjoying the
carnival and the prospect of excursion into
the Interior when the announcement came
of an lndenlte quaratine, to go into effect
March 15. To make matters worse, one
of the two boat between Havana and New
Orleans Is temporarily Incapacitated, and
as the majority of the tourist had their
transportation via New Orleans, about half
the lime planned for the excursion had to
be sacrificed to make the last boat over,
which left Havana last Tuesday. Borne of
the party, however, crossed to Mobile
Thursday. As the quarantine will leave
New Tork the only way of return, there
was no choice but to hurry over, and sev
eral of the tourists are putting In the rest
of the lime at the atopoff points allowed.
The women are making indignant protest
against the discourteous treatment they re
colvud ul the hands of the New Orleans
custom officers. According to the guide
books and the Havana custom officer each
passenger is entitled to bring over fifty
cigar without duty. Upon this authority
the women, a well as the men, brought
over cigars, but each and all were forced
to take oath that he or she Intended them
for personal use before they were passed.
"Of course," said one of the women, "we
could not do that, so they made ua pay In
duty within ) cents of what those cigar
hud cost us in Havana. '
Among the party were: Mr. and Mr.
Joseph 8. Sykes and Dr. and Mr. F. S.
Owen, who reached Omaha Thursday; Mrs.
C H. Townsend. Mr. Fred Crowley, Mr.
W'. f. Yager of Union, Neb., and Charles
R. Sherman, who returned Sunday. Charles
Keaton stopped at Chicago, Mr. and Mr.
M. It. Copeland are returning via BUoxl,
Mi -a., and Mr. and Mrs. C. P.. Glover and
William Glover of Aurora stopped at
New Orleans. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Llninger,
who were also in Havana, have gone to
Nassau. Dr. 8. D. Mercer and daughter,
Miss Caroline, left last week for Cuba.
TreaseBdous Power
over constipation, oiiiousness, etc., 1
bon In the marvelous cures made by
Wee trie Bitters.- 50c. Guaranteed. For
sale by S.ierman A McConnell Drug Co.
Mortality Statistics.
The following births and deaths.- have
been reported to the Board of Health dur
li.g the forty-eight limn ending at noon
Monday:
iiti tiis Ie r Carlile. 2i7 South Thir
teenth, girl; Walter Gonalson. Jut Houth
K'vliMenth avenue, boy: Charles HiiukIi,
North Twenty-fourth, Kiti; tK-orae
Knoll. lSIi K..uth Fourth, att. 1. lee Mi -irH-r,
Siulli Bixtentti. girl: I-awrence
Nebe. Siiat.iBu, Kill. Kd.-ii Ttir her.
Twenty-third and Ppiagiit . Iioy; Geotge
H. Watson. i-Jn Houlli Thirty-second ave
nue, girl; Ut Warren, -u.4 Hlierman ave
nue, boy.
Iwatns Jan:es Macken. 2023 Willis ave
nue; John K. Yancey, Cuumil FilufTs, 13;
Ten Brainard. Cedar UlulTs. Neb.. 24:
4 a,liM Kvituau. 2Ui Cuarles, iri.
PLUMBERS THREATEN STRIKE
l Bio Says it W ill Balk If Eaauleyer
Do Sot Raise Par
Mar 1.
Tiie Plumbers' union ha served an ulti
matum upon the Master Plumber' associa
tion that It a demand for increased wage
is not met with by May 1 a general slrik
will follow.
The plumbers made their first demands
several weeks ago, calling for S2 Instead
of bu cents an hour, or an advance of
from M to to a day. The employers de
murred aud several meetings were held.
Negotiations at last resolved themselves
into a proposal from th employer to in
crease the stale to &GV4 cents an hour, or
M M per day, provided they were allowed to
employ apprentice to learn the trade.
The plumbers assented to th compromise
on wages, but declined te permit th use
of apprentices. Apprentice have been t
booed for a number of years, th mastsr
plumbers say, except in ahopa where th
proportetor goes out and doe work him
self. Fur a car th ITuuibeM' Uulua baa bad
OMAHA WKATHfSR KOHKCAUT Te day Fair aad Wiri.fr.
TZ1 T7T T H TF-7
vm 1 1 va
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GREEN TRADING STAMPS EVERT TIME
Benivelf s Big Grocery
The new, attractive and tempting fruit and vegetable
Fection. New stock every morning and arrivals of fresh
fruit several times a day; every cent's worth guaranteed
FRESH, SOUND AND RIGHT.
'Phone orders specially attended to.
S
Those
per
Big Sweet, Juicy Naval Oranges ?f!
dozen, 25c and ..eUC
And ten Green Trading Stamps with each dozen.
New Calif ornia Lemons, per dozen 15c
Fresh Oocoanuts, each 5c
Lettuce, Onions, Cucumbers, Cauliflower, etc.
Nice ripe, firm bananas, per dozen, 15c and 10c
2c
...5c
25c
18c
Complete line Flower and
Vegetable red, package
Sevprnl doxen cana Anderson's
Tomato Soup, can
Diamond a) Fruits,
ran
And Thirty Green Trading Stamps.
Ten-pound sack Yellow
Corn Meal
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
M. A. Gednev Co.'s c
Pickles, bottle
Two cans Maine
Torn
And Twenty Green Trading Stamps.
Potind-can Bennett's Capitol O 4r
Baking Powder a"w
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
15c
25c
Two can Little
Dexter Pess
Two cans Genesee
Tomatoes....
25c
25c
'50c
And Forty Green Trading Stamps.
...25c
Bennett' Bargain 8oap,
ten bars....'.
COAL COAL
COAL
Clean, Hums to a Feather, Heat
Packed in Every Ouuce.
Green
Trading Stamps
Time.
BKXXETT'8 CAPITOL
COAIj, nut size
CAKTEUVILLE (ILL.)
COAL, nut size
Every
5.75
5.25
Bennett's Candy Section,
SPECIAL OFFER FOB TUES
DAY Four Be cakes Atkinson.
Vanilla Eating f
Chocolate IOC,
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
BENNETT'S
00K SALE
Our big book sale has set
the town agog! Latest,
freshest fiction of every
colbr and character, by America's greatest
publishers Bennett's book stalls. Come around and
see the books. '
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l'lgSSBMWSljMl.t 1.0 .1 FgswmwBBw
Cushion Sole
Shoes
FOOT COMFORT 1 what we call
our cushion sole shoe for men and
women. It Is the only Real Genuine
Cushion Bole ' Shoe on the market.
Hand sewed, which make It flexible
and easy Made over a broad foot
form laat which allows the foot to rest
squarely on the sole of the shoe and
not on the uppers as most of the so
called cushion sole shoes are made.
If you want real comfort buy a pair
of these shoes.
Drexel Shoe Co.
UI9 Farnam Street.
Send for catalogue.
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lify 1517 Douglas St.
Uhe Best of
Everything
pgr
The Only Double
Tracll Railway
to Chicago
Ttis Twin City Limited
TO
St. Paul -Minneapolis
15 NOW
ELECTRIC LIGHTED
THROUGHOUT
And Carries Nrw anal Fab
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Cily Offioaa
1401-1403 FARNAM ST
OMAHA
TIL 1A.-RA
Greatest
Assortment of
Ladles' Stylish
Ready-to-Wear
Suits in Omaha.
litlMY y EMS
THE RELIABLE ST9RE
i
Your Spring
Suit's Here,
It's Hart. Schaff
eer 0 Marx's
Hand Tailored.
J Few Tuesday Specials.
Wool Dress Goods.
Grays are in the leiul for spring s usual. AVc have thro
times as much as any other Omaha house, in this class of poods.
Gray suitings, 3$ Inches wide,
st So
our price
Batiste and Nun's Veilings are the key.
note for summer dresses we have them
at. yard il.Ml. ll.Ki,
and
Mohairs are always In style we have then
In every shade, grade and fan
cies from $3.00 yard. OtZr
down to aSOC
good v.ilue
..26c
50c
Main Wash Goods
Dept., High Grade
Swisses sre In the lesd We have the gen
uine St. Gaul hand embroidered.
Also the iTKulsr woven In stock nnd do
mestic Swisses, at 12Se. h'V l'.'e. .'".e,
S8c, 5e fy e
up to, a yard OU
Cloak Dept. Specials Tuesday.
LADlKfc' COVBRT COAT8
worth up to ts.ou
.3.95
NEW TAIIXR Bt'ITS, In best sprln
styles and materials f o
worth 15.00-at V.VO
Special Sale
of Laces.
Tuesday morning we will place on sale
all odds and broken sets of val and tor
chon laces, beading, inserting and
edges,' worth 8c to Me per yard in
one grenti lot, at choice Olr
per yard il
HON CM LACES
Are the best to buy beet patterns, best
quality and you save the per cent
duty Imposed on Imported laces a new
line Just received goes on sale Tuesday,
at yard. 4c, Be. Ofli
,.UW
WOMEN'S WALKING SKIRTS
sll new stylis, valines
4.95
CRAVKNKTTK COATS In
styles worth
up to ll&.uo at
now sprint
8.95
no agreement with the employers. It ex
pired laat spring and no renewal waa made,
the wages that had prevailed for a num
ber of years continuing. The last two
year have been exceptionally good ones
for the plumbing business, because of the
large amount of building construction. Last
winter th cold snap burt any number of
pipe and caused a large amount of re
pair, and this winter ha been so mild
that much building went on without In
terruption. There are something like 100 journeymen
plumber in Omaha.
MRS. J. J. MERCER STRICKEN
Sertaasly III with Heart Disease at
Her ResHeae am Hickory
Street. .
Mrs. J, J. Mercer of fell Hickory street,
mother of ex-Congressman Dave Mercer,
Is seriously HI with heart trouble. Her
condition ha grown worse for several dy.
Monday morning she was not yet, out of
danger.
u.is. vimcvrs
SOOTED SYRUP
4 br miUoB af Mothers for tHwtr
uUiKxnaa itije imuiu fur ovr r in y
It ii rue eti)t, autous la giuus. aii
il iia. aint win alH aa4 m is
BRUSH TIME.
We certainly have a sharp knife after the
BRUSH market this week and it will pay
one to "LOOK L'8 UVEK" a the traveling
man says. inula or It!
Any tooth brush In the store for Ine
There are Loonen's and Inipont's brushes
in this store worth up to mc of anybody s
money. 25 per cent discount on any bath
brush In Slock.
Infants brushes 14c
nan orusne
nail brushes ,....14c
c nan DrtiHiie Pic
uooa nail brusties .- luc
Hussiau (E6 ) massage face brushes Site
Japanese (Kc) massage face brushes l'.ic
toe snaving brusn 3ao
Ao shaving brush 25c.
oo shuvlug brush 3
r.veryuung in manicure goods.
8PKCIAL DRIVK IN BOX 1'APER.
"c Huilburt'a wallet cut envelope style. '
box aac
Rubber goods of every variety goes under
the same knife.
Reason U Is our inventory time that's
WE SELL SALVBRIN-DO YOU L'81'
ITT
cut RruAPrrD'c ooo
PHICB TOMC
Corner 16th and Chicago. OMAHA.
Mth and N., BO. OMAHA.
Cor. Slh and Main St., CO. BLI KK8. I A.
HOMEOPATHIC SUPPLIES
In addition to our very Urge line of Med
icines of the Allopathic school, w sell al.
kinds of Homeopathic medicine and sup
plies: llomeepathle Pill.
Itossropathle Dllatloaa.
Hoinevpathle Disks.
Howessslttc Mother Ti art area, ,
lloiueapatbie 1'rllarafleaa.
Hosienualkla Tablet.
Ilpuelkl HwLa. C'arka, Vlala,
P.ndrr, Payers. Oaed tfy II -Italblsts.
W are in position to supply the profes
sion, the retail and wholesale trade, and
the laUy. Write w call on
SHERMAN & U'COKXELL DRUG CD. ;
Cvc 161b and Dolg. . . Oaiaba, eb.
7c, loc, 15c, and
RpimI Grocery Sporials in Sumlny Papprs,
Three Hour Specials
FROM 9 TILL 10 A. M.
LADIES' MfSLIN i:NlKRSKIRTS. with
deep flounces of embroidery and !;
and Inserting, and underlay, with dust
ruffle, Jl.do vslues, limit of two to a
customer CMr
choice OUt
FROM 10 TILL 11 A. M.
LAItlKB' HCiSK In lisle or mnoo cotton,
plnin pinks, whites, blues, .black, fnncy
stripi or la-e vfects. worth ICif
2Bc, for this hoiir.nl. pair IUW
FROM 11 A. M. TILL 12 M.
BOYS' WAISTS fluting flannels. mad
ras, or ginghams worth up to
19c
choice for this
one hour each
lrlrt'B) Continue Good Tucsdity.,
JL
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A Small Office
In The Bee Building
carries with it all the advantages of being in
the best office building in Omaha.
The Bee building Is always kept in perfect repair.
The elevator servipe is ample and the elevator conductors
accommodating and courteous.
Rental price includes electric light, janitor
service, heat, water and all the conveniences of
a modern office building.
At the present time there are vacant one office, at
$12.00 per month, one at $15.00 per month and one at
$18.00 per month. There are only three small officer
vacant in the building today and these will not stay
vacant long. If you want one, apply at once.
R. W. BAKER, Snpt.
R. 418, Bee Bide.
C. C. ROSKWATKR. Secy.
FaruAni St.
Everybody is singing-
'"Mex-i-col .Mydarkveyed Mex-i-col
Those (wno have made the trip are singing also the praises
of the new semi-weekly" through vestibuled modern train, the
"Mexico -St. Louis Special
VIA TH C
Iron Mountain Route,
Texas 4. Pacific Railway, International & Great
Northern Railroad (Laredo Gateway), and
the National Lines of Mexico.
The train leaves St Louis at 9.00 a. m. Tuesdays and
Fridays, arriving City of Mexico at 8.30 p. m. Thursdays and
Sundays a 60 -hour run.
Compartment, Observation and Standard
Drawing Room Sleeping Cars and Dining Car.
Call m LOCAL AGENT, or Mddrtst H. C. TOWNSEND,
0trel fuMiifw ud Tuktt Igiit,
T. LOUIS, MO.
Heat electric light Janitor servlco
ail night and Sunday elevator ser
vice a fire proof building all cost
the tenant of The Bee Building
nothing extra
DR. BRADBURY. DENTIST lt2V? 5'm Utcatu
IS06 FARNAM Phs. Doutlas 1786
Brldf Work.. 12. 50 p
Nerves romovod wltb
out pain.
Loom Tooth fUdo
Solid.
Work guaranteed It JT-
Tooth extracted ... 25c
Porcelalo Pllllnf SI up
Qold Fillings $1 up
Silvor PUUogs.. .S0c up
Crowns Si. SO up
flat. $J.0 up
ARC YOU INVITED
to a weddln this month? If you art wr lmv- m.inv
Imridsum picfs for th. brld". Ht" illnsf 8'U'i-r. it
1Ikp. Wtiil Cl'Xka any ot thew would ! upf.re
ciat.d as tliry ir sucli rat'ti-al, usul uiinlco
Spuud a few iimiulas in our Store.
IXlK FOR THE NAM IS.
S. W. LINDSAY, JEWELER.
U1 BOWOLAS ST.
