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TIIE - OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, 'APRIL . 7. inOff.
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Pretty Hats to Frame Fair
Faces
Just one week and yotr. Eas
ler Hat must be in readiness.
(What an easy matter when
there is inch a charming assem
blage of distinctive styles here
to choose from at such remark
ably low prices.
Palm Uracil Sailor
These popular llttl sailors, trimmed
with velvet mellur, quills and
rosettes. In all the dalicata shades
and staple (street) colors, shapes
that are becoming to every-
2.25-2.98
Vr. i.
r
X
Trimmed Hate
And scores of ready-to-wear bats,, no
two alike, and copies of more expen
sive haU, made up In lens expensive
material, the best that can be bought
for tha money, f QQ
choice f.eU
Sou wtfl he dissatisfied If you buy roar hat before you see our beautiful 4tRO
collection f spring- millinery-Hats from to to tpuvr
Great Sale of Men's Furnishings
Oar furnishing goods department offer greater advantages to the buyer
than can be found elsewhere In the city. The Immensity of our stock and
completeness of assortment gives unequal e1 advantage for selection. The
money-saving price at all times and especially In these Saturday sales should
Interest every man In Omaha. . Come In Saturday; they will Interest yon.
MBN'B HOBE The sample line and surplus
Economically
Interesting Sat
urday Specials
.You Can't
' Afford to
Miss
T
UUL-
All
THE RELIADLE OTORC.
All MAIL
ORDIRS Will
be Promptly
Filled While
the Goods
Last
Buy Your Easter Gloves Saturday
Never in the blstory of this department baa a stock so complete been shown. Nowhere In the city hae It an
equal. The marvelous assortment of new shades In the 18. 19 and lS-button lengths guarantees you a perfect
match for your Easter gown.
guaranteed, at COO, TSc, 60e 25C
MOU8QVETAINE. OLASA OR SUEDE
GLOVES In ail the new spring shades,
In 11. It or It-button lengths, perfect fit
guaranteed. St 13.60, $8 .00 2. SO
LADI ES' ' 81 LK GLOV ESin black, white
and all newest colors, 12 and lt-button
length", all have reinforced finger tips,
splendid values at, pair. II. M, Tftr
$100 and ,ut
THE CELEBRATED KAT8ER GLOVES
In a complete Una of colors, every pair
TWO GREAT OIjOVK SPECIAL.
In order to make Saturday the greatest
glove day of the season, we will offer two
of the greatest snaps ever known.
81. B0 GIOVK8 AT $1.10 A large shipment
of IMPORTED FRENCH UMB
GLOVES. In the new greys, black, white
and all colors, sold the world over at
81.80. will be placed on sale f i
Saturday, at, pair
OUAR-BATI8-
kvert pair fittf.d and
A NT EE D TO OIVR FhlRFBCT
FACTION.
$1 00 OIJVES AT V REAL KID
GLOVES, In black, white, greys and all
new shades, all slses 6H to 74 glovos
that would sell anywhere at and are
well worth $1.00; the greatest snap ever
shown In this western country, AOr
at, pair J
TOU CAN'T AITORD TO MISS THIS.
0RMID RIBBON SALE
Saturday morning we will place on sale a com
plete line of heavy, extra wide Taf
feta Ribbons, worth 35o yard, at. . .
Also a limited quantity of 75o Sash
Ribbons, at, yard
stock of a prominent Importer come In
lisle and fine raaoo cotton, all new pat
terns and , colors. In plain and fancies
; worth regularly up to ICcell go f fr
.' at one price Saturday pair lvPb
I
KEN'S BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR In
all si see great values at our Sat- oe.
j urday prloe per garment, 46c and.... -
MEN'S tTNTON 8UIT8 In spring and lum
' mre weights, plain white or colors great
, est values In the city at $2.00, f nfl
, 81-80 and - l.XJU
$1.00 SHIRTS 60c Every man In Omaha
should take advantage of this sale they
come In fine chambrays, madras or with
mohair bosoms collars and cuffs at
tached or detached all new col- Rftp
ors and patterns-ll.CO value Jub
MEN'S NECKWEAR An Immense stock
of the newest styles and colors 0r
special values at 60c and aiCrW.
MEN'S FOUR-PLY LINEN COLLARS All
sites . and styles good, clean stock
worth 16c Saturday special gg
THE M08T COMPLETE STOCK OF
HIGH GRADE MEN'S SHIRTS IN
OMAHA. AT POPULAR PRICES.
Csncerf
A1
Speca Sheet Musk Sale
Ask to hart
your Favor
ites Pliftd
Only
8'2c Ea.
3 for
25c
Now is the time to buy your sheet music -at
lowest possible price. These prices
cannot be equaled in this or any other, city.
Therefore, you should supply your wants
while the price are low. Do not wait.
All mail orders will be promptly filled.
Add 1 cent extra, per copy for postage.
Positively everything will be placed on sale
Saturday. In ordering by mall always, put
down name of second choice pieces, In
case we should run short of others, to save
time In filling orders. These will be placed
on sale In our sheet music department. In
basement and on the second floor. Concert
ail day.
VOCAL HITS.
Moon, Dear; Mr Irish Molly O; Tou
Can't Guess Who Flirted With Me: Spoon
Time; Have Tou Seen My Henry Brown?
Drummer's Song (Ham Tree): Jessamine;
In the Village by the Sea: What Has the
Night Tims to Do With the GtrIT It's the
Ham Old Girt; My Irish Daisy; Moonlight;
Shade of the Old Apple Tree; Only You;
When the Mocking Birds Are Hinging In
the Wild wood; On a Crocodile; On an Auto
mobile Honeymoon (Ham Tree); The Little
House that Love Built; Sympathy; Bright
yea. Goodbye: Maggie Doyle; - A Little
Class of One; I Don't Care (from the Sambe
Girl): Will Tou Love Me In December as
.You Do In May T Listen to the . Big Brass
Only
8k Ea.
3 for
25c
A great lot of plain and fancy Ribbons, In all
widths, Wash Taffeta from 9 to 22, fancies
from 16 to 40, on sale at one price Saturday.
15c
35c
5c
SALE OF LADIES' HECKWERR
A Urge shipment of ladle' new .spring neckwear Just
received and will be placed on sale Saturday In three great
lota i
5c
First Lot Mo Neck
wear choice
Me SILK VEILINGS 10c All col
ors, In plain and fancy mean
or dotted silk veilings regular
S6c to 60o quantise, all go on
sale Saturday, at, lOc
yard w
EOc GOLD BELTS J5c ThS
greatest line of Gold Belts
ever seen in Omaha, every
number a regular
choice Be-tur-
day.
)o value,
23c
aar..... ....... -....
Second Lot JOo Neck- 71c
wear choloe
Third Lot Mc Neck- Ofkn
WW
25c
15c
wear choice
Silver Belts
only
c White Wash
Belts
Great Corset Sale Saturday
The moflt wonderful bargain-giving
v 1.1 l mmHa tnpaara akPaks rnAurn.
r)f G. D. Jt STUITE CORSETS In the
verv latest styles. In all sizes and new
est models, on sale at about one-third
lees than regular prices.
Our tl.00 O. D. Justrlte, Including
Slrdle top, with dip hip, with two
sets of hose supporters and the
moulded hip models, in white or
drab Sterling cloth AQa
choice VJ
Our 9 1.50 O. D. Justrlte Corsets In
all the latest models, all sizes. In
batiste or fine sateens QQ.
choice - eUl-
All new, clean spring stock-don't
Model like est 9e miss this great bargain opportunity.
v
Model like cut (So
Speca Sale of Gar
den Tools
and House Cleaning Necessities
lJ-tlne Malleable Iron Rake ISc
for
One-pleo solid steel Garden 15c
One-piece 'solid steel' Garden" . 5 Qc
Spade Z.
Garden Trowel, solid steel, lOc
each ,ww
One-piece solid steel AQc
Shovel
Dandelion Spades, file
each 'X
4-tlne Spading AQc
Fork 3T
4-tle Parlor iQc
Broom
Rice Scrub Re
Brush , J. t'w
10-quart Galvanised Water IflC
Pall ,v,w
Large Galvanliod A.Qr
Waahtub -
Combination Mop Iflr
Sticks
Window Cleaners, tUn
each - loc
C-foot Step- ROa
ladder
Band; I Can't Do the Sum (Babes In Toy
land); Message of the Violet (Prince of
Pilsen); Quit, Quit. Quit; Goodbye, Old
Manhattan Isle (from Ham Tree).
INSTRUMENTAL.
Wedding of the Winds; Sllverheels; The
Glggler; Boko: Chicken Chowder; Bashful
bachelor; Wllhelmlna Waltces; Eyea of the
Soul; Happy Heine; Santtol (new march);
Moonlight; Regimental Daughters (march
by composer of The Gondolier); Bo-Peep
(new march and two-step); Idy Laugh
ter; Danoe of the Brownies; Red Riding
hood Waltzes;. Foolishness (new march and
two-step); Heartsease Waltxes; Life In
Camp (march), and many others too
numerous to mention.
ONLY 5c EACH
Pieces below mentioned will be placed en
ale at only (o each:
Frollo of the Brownies; Maiden's Prayer;
Spring Bong; Rustloe , Danoe; Silvery
Waresi Melody In F; Tarn O'Shanter;
Home, Sweet Home (variations); The
Palms; Flower Song; Con Amort; Valse
Bleue; Heather Rose; Good Evening; Re
member Me; Il'Trovatore; Anvil Chorus;
Thine Own; Frolic of the Frogs, and a
great many others.
KIAYDERJ BR!
HOSIERY SPECIALS
Ladies' Fancy Lace Hose, In all newest
colors and patterns, regular sue quamy,
three pairs for $1.00 Cfr
per pair OOt,
LADIES' FANCT EMBROIDERED AND
LACE HOSE In black, white an1 all
colors regular 36e quality at, Tip
pair ..
BOYS' BICTCLB HOE Heavy ribbed, all
slses, worth up to a.f'-epeclal at fr
paJr-lio, Uc and - uw
Drug Dept. Specials
Good Perfume
per ounce
Satohet Bags all odors
each
Bath Sweet
special .
Violet. Talcum
at
Hutnut's Cold Cream
for
Rose Hand Lotion
for-
Glycerine Toilet Soap
box '
Almond Cream. Marquise and
Orange Flower Skin Food
Cold Cream .
per box..,.'.
I5c
..lOc
.I5c
5c
50c
...8c
..lOc
..I5c
..lOc
OMAHA'S GREATEST GROCERY
Fresh Fruit and Fresh Vegetable Department
& lbs. Pur Cane Granulated Sugar at.. $1.00
10 Ibs-sarks white or yellow Cornmeal..7Hc
Jello or Bromangelon, per pkg..... 7 Vic
uc
Mb. pails pure Fruit Jelly at.
1-lb. cans assorted Soups.
1-lb. package Cornstarch
The best bulk Laundry Starch, per lb.
t-lb. cans fancy Sweet Sugar Corn
t-lb. cens fancy Wax or String Beans.
S-lb. cans fancy Baked Beans
S-lb. cans fancy Golden Pumpkin
The beat Soda Crackers, per lb
Exrello Breakfast Food, per pkg
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Fresh ripe Strawberries, per box 10c
Large fancy Highland Navel Oranges, reg
ular 0o aiae. per dosen 26c
20 fancy Highland Sweet Oranges for ftc
Fresh Roasted Peanuts, I measures for., te
Fresh Spinach, per peck JOo
Fresh Beets, I bunches for ic
Fresh Head Lettuce, per bunch $c
to
tc
. tc
7Vic
. c
7Hc
Fresh Flower or Vegetable Seeds, ner
package 2 He
Caladlum Bulbs, each SVfcc
Tube Rose Bulbs, each lo
Gladiolus Bulbs, each ISO
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
Fancy Separator Creamery Butter, per
pound 23o
Fancy Brick Cheese, per lb lie
Fanoy Llmburger Cheese, per lb 12Ho
Fancy Wisconsin Cream Cheese, per lb.UHo
Fancy New York White Cheese, per lb,.16o
Neufchatel Cheese, each So
Fresh Carrots, per bunch 3c
Fresh Turnips, per bunch........; (c
Fresh Parsley, per bunch..... to
Fresh Pie Plant, per bunch to
Fresh ripe Tomatoes, per lb. UVio
Fresh Cucumbers, large, each THo
Fancy Holland Cabbage, per lb...,' to
SPECIAL CANDY SALE SATURDAY
i
AH regular 40o pound candles this Ofn All regular SOo per pound candles tfn
sale per pound vW this sale per pound , "
See our big display of Easter novelties in candles, etc.
Magnificent Easter Suit Offerings
Only one more week to deHde en that gown for Easter, fever better
oppnrtunl'r offered than you'll find here Hat urday. Complete) aeaortmemt or
style, rlrrs and materials makes selection awy arid cur special price guar
antee great saving to you.
CIIAHMIH (I TAILOR
?II ITU- Irt fine voile,
.ollsnnee. renames and
Chirf'ifi ( letln In all new
eel alisdee Kutn, fllmuM
or lon eff"ie- -male ty
sell UP 10 $JtW, spenlal
24.90
riNK TAIMM StMT"-ln
gresl assortment of mn
and fsm y mlied malenaie.
beautiful delne, worth
up to $na shown In our
feliteetith street fj R(
window sperlal ., 1 JKJ
1U IIANl'HOME TAIIK
HtriTfl-ln most beeutirul
and popular styles and
fabrics, worth regularly up
to IK 00. special 7 R(l
Saturday, at iJyJ
$20 00 BILK BHIRT WAIST
SUITS SATURDAT $U 00
Handsomely designed
garments, mane of (llvsr
naud's beat Taffetas, In all
the new shades $0C
valuee-at, A Q()
choice I'er.Vy
A MAGNIFICENT LINE
OF SAMPLE SUITS-no
two alike on sale Saturday
$0 COVERT COAT-fa
the verv Mtwl Style.
specially prloe O.OO
for
$7.10
Raturdey.
COVERT JACKETS,
14 &Ki0 new srmeata in
this lot, la verf keet spring
Stvles, great bargains
-..4.95
KEW WALKINci SKIRTS
In beeutlful shadow
becks and pUlde, the fin
est line shown la the west,
at tlsoV 111 60 A Q
fiofc. $7.10 and
BTTL16H PRAVWTH'M
An unequaled aMOf-tment
of the newest and best
garments, splendid values,
at !.. WiO, Q QQ
$140. $1$ to and
NEW SILK ETONS At
traouve values, at $10 00.
5.98
$6.00 WAISTS In Jap Bilks
and Lingeries M styles to
select from O QQ
aperiel, at ..VO
Children's New Spring Jack
ets Slses 1 to I rears.
splendid assortment, at
$6 0 down I OS
to.,
at a saving of about one
third to you.
FROM t TILL 10 A. M. Women's RQG FROM TILL 10 A. Mv-WotassVs rtQR
$1.00 Wrappers, special at. PVG a.00 Bilk toata, special at.
Ladies' Furnishing Specials
The great popularity of our ladies' furnishing departinent is due not alone
to the low prices, but to high quality and Immense variety. Tour selection la
only limited by your Ideas of beauty.
ONLY A FEW SPECIALS SATURDAY EVERY ONE A BARGAIN.
LADIES SKIRTS Extra fuU and well
made, trimmed with deep flounces and
rows of tuoka, greatest assortment In the
LADIES' CORSET COVERS Nicely
trimmed with laces, Insertion and em
broideries. In all sises, slightly soiled,
btit worth up to 75o. , ftQc
choice cw
LADIES' GOWNS-Worth 8o, In two lota
Saturday, at 75o 5QC
LADIES' UNION SUITS-Wlt'h low neck
and short sleeves, special Satur- OBn
day. at Kc, c and asdW
west, worth up to $3.00, special, Rrk
at $1.W and
LADIES' LISLE GAUZE VESTS In white
or colors, at 26c. 124c, 10c Br
and Ut
Ladles' Jersey Ribbed Vests and Pants
Special values, at, garment. 8o OEn
and a-OW
Sale of Suit Cases Saturday
100 Cases worth regularly up to $t.50 will
be sold In three lots at choice QQn
$1.75, $1.26 and TOW
MEN'S HATS In all the new spring styles
on special sale.
$ values 2.00
"I"!!!!"!!Z!!ZZ2.5o
Our $X.O0 and I 50 Hnrsahlde Cases, linen
lined, with shirt fold, at A fju
choice V. 75 and
CHILDREN'S SPRING CAPS-tn all the
newest styles, worth up to 60c, Os e
special Saturday at 3c and W
Sample Alligator or Grain Leather Club
Bags and a splendid line of Sample Trunk!
on sale Saturday at special price reduc
tions. Bee them.
Extra Special Easter Shoe Sale
48c
Women's Eaater Oxfords, all styles, priced
very low for this sale ladles' OMr
an Hnn to rvjv
Chllda' and Misses' $1.60 down
to ,
Women's $160 Mat. Kid Top CO
Blucher Shoes 7
MEN'S 1XNG LIFE UNION MADE
Shoes, all lest hers the best shoe tor
mrretC"..?..t.h..... 2'5t)
Men s UNioN' MADS Seamless
P Shoes ,....P
Little Gents' and Youths' Satin QHc
P. f II IJM HtlMI '
Soft
Women's and Misses'
Shoes
Infants' US-cent
Soles
Women's 60-cent Storm
Sandals
Women's $3 00 and $3 60
turn and Goodyear welt
soles
$1.60 Dongola QQq
"Z'Z'joc
39c
Shoes, in hand
1.96
TWENTT-NINB 8TTLBS of the
G ROVER Soft Shoes and Oxford for
TENDER FEET carried In stock. Are
tbey easy? Ask the woman!
Business Bringing Meat Prices
Every week sees a substantial increase in our sales It Isn't our personal
popularity that does this. It's Just plain business reasons.
BETTER MEATS FOR
COUNTRY DRESSED YOUNG
CHICKENS at per pound
Choloe Pork Roast
pound Round Beefsteak
pound Round Beef Roast
pound Good Veal Roast
pound Good Veal Stew
pound
Lamb Cutlets shoulder
pound -
PRICES THAN ELSEWHERE.
Lamb Stew fit
pound Vlw
Fancy no. I Mam
pound Sugar Cured Shoulders
pound Three-pound palls Home Rendered
Pure Lard -.
Five-pound pails Home Rendered
Pure Lard
Whole Georgia Codfish
pound Good Holland Herring
two for !
6c
..8ic
.27c
;44c
,...8c
.5c
DUN'S REVIEW OF TRADE
High Temperature Broadens Demand for
Seasonable Merchandise.
MANY NEW BUILDINGS COMMENCED
Labor Coatroverstes Are the Oaly
tloeds mm Bmslaess Horlsoa
Lew Per Ceat of
"'I
Fall area.
NEW.TORK. April 6.-R. G. Dunn A
To.'s weekly review of trade will eay to
siorrow: Opening of spring trade la not perceptibly
retarded by the partial Interruption to
tpal mining, except in the Immediate vicin
ity of anthracite mines. High tempera
tures , not only broadens the demand for
seasonable merchandise, but stimulates
igrlcultural operations, reopens navigation
and starts many contemplated building
speratlons. Were It not for a few labor
tontroversles the commercial horizon
sould be cloudless. But some manufac
turing plants will be compelled to suspend
If the fuel supply is cut off and structural
work is Interrupted by demands for higher
S'ages In certain localities. That the year
started out to eclipse all records is
tvldeuced by bank exchanges 18 per cent
rger than In the first quarters of the
previous year, while liabilities of- com
sierclal failures averaged only 81 cents on
fach $1,000 of solvent payments through
ihe clearinghouses, which Is the lowest
tommerclal death rate for the first three
months of any year. The average, if dis
tributed through all the firms In business,
ass only 2166 to each concern, not a
serious burden to be borne by the mer
cantile world. Railway earnings In March
were .9 per cent larger than last year
and foreign commerce at this port for last
week showed gains of $1.13,:i9 In Imports
and $X37,859 In exports as compared with
the corresponding week In 1905.
Progress in the Iron and steel lndustrv
has not suffered as yet from the partial
suspension of coal mining and new busi
ness comes forward each week in great
volume. I text developments are most
R renounced In the structural steel division,
ext in volume of new business Is the
tonnage of steel rails that Is rapidly clos
ing order books up to the end of the year.
Further strength appeared In the hide
market. Failures this week numbered 191
as against 233 last year and 18 in Canada as
against 28 last year.
BRADSTBEETS REVIEW OF TRADE
Sprlaa- Weather Stlmalates Retail
. Dlstrlbatloa.
NEW YORK, April . Bradstreet's sum
mary of the state of trade will say:
Real spring weather, which has stimu
lated retail trade except In a few sections
sill! affected by heavy rains and bad coun
try roads, an excellent. In fact, almost Ideal
winter wheat situation, a little more ani
mation In the Iron market, continued ac
tivity In all lines, heavy railroad earnings,
Increased bank clearings and the surpris
ingly little adverse effect of the coal miners'
partial shutdown are the significant fea
tures presenting themselves this week. The
rush of spring jobbing Is now about over,
but Improved retail demand has already In
volved some reorder business. All kinds of
light summer wear goods are active and
strong In price. Dry goods. millinery,
shoes, clothing and farm Implements are
marked features at retail, while in whole
sale lines the demand for lumber, hard
ware, paints, glass and other materials
bear witness to the present record rate
of building. The beneficial effects of the
heavy snowfall toward the close of win
ter, followed by copious rains, added new
Old .
Uaderoof
Rye
has an earned reputation for
superior quality
CHAS LENNEHY & COMPANY,
Chicago. .
visible In the very, high wheat conditions
reported throughout the country. On th
Pacific coast and In Texas and the south
west moisture is abundant nnd the crop
as a whole compares favorably with the
banner year, l&tfl.
Business failures in the t'nlted States for
the week ending April 6 number 151. against
170 In 1106. Canada failures 17, against 28
a year ago.
Wheat, including flour, exports from tho
1'nlted States and Canada for the week
ending April 6, are 2.156. M bu., against 1,642,-
NiJ nu. ia.t weeK, tw.uii ru. tnis weea last
year, 1,864,000 bu. In 1904 and 2,833,286 bu. in
1
From July 1 to date the exports are 106,
144.472 bu., against 48, Bl 8. 323 bu. Inst year.
117.863.714 bu. in 1904 and 176,803,874 bu. in
19C3.
Corn exports for the week are J.lft3,586
bu., against 2,643.479 bu. last week. 8,336.347
bu. a year ago, 1,028,907 bu. in 1904 and 2,664,
371 bu. in 1903.
From July 1 to date the exports of corn
are 98.073.340 bu.. against 60,846.203 In 1906,
46.636,176 bu. in 1904 and 49,296.383 bu. in 1903.
REPORT OF THE ( LEAHIXG HOI SIS
Transactions of the Associated Banks
for the Week.
NEW YORK, April a The following
table, compiled by Bradstreet, shows the
bank clearings at the principal cities for
the week ended April 6, with tho percentage
of increase and decrease as comjiared with
the corresponding week last year:
CITIES.
Clearings. Inc. Dec.
New York
Chicago
Boston i....
1'hlladelphla
Bt. louls
Pittsburg
San Francisco....
Baltimore
Cincinnati '
Kansas City
New Orleans
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Louisville
Detroit
Los Angeles
OMAHA
Milwaukee
Providence
Buffalo
Indianapolis '
St. Paul
Denver
Seattle
Memphis
Fort Worth
Richmond
Columbus
Washington .... .
8t. Joseph
Savannah
Portland. Ore....
Al!ary
Halt Ike City....
Toledo. O
Rochester
Atlanta
Tacoma
i 'Spokane. Wash...
' Hartford
Nashville
i Peoria
I Des Moines
New Haven
Grand Rapids
Norfolk
Augusta, Ga
Bprlngtield, Mass.
Portland, Me
Dayton
Sioux City
bvansville
Birmingham
Worcester
Syracuse
Charleston, 8.
Knoxvllle
Jacksonville,
Wilmington.
Wlr hlia
Wllkesbarre
Chattanooga
Davenport
Uttle Kork
Kalamasoo
Topeka
W heeling. W. Va.
Macun
$2,079,
196,
168,:
64.
60
47,
za,
27.
22,
18
16
18.
13
11
11
9.
C.
Fla
Del.
,71,5fi2
380,61
241. uH
.147.9H2
293,770
607.118
,632.80i
271.194
,4t8, 460'
.074. 669
,379.9!
.610.290
661.131
,S-J3.
.042.307
,2ti6,lu
,461.911
8.067.8H3
1,
490.747
451.678
7168!
.466.686
377.176
6t.334
29e.850!
,152.3401
286.3'H
3!t.4i3
.lAi.iSo'
131, S6:
5H.173I
6!. M8l
.9f.9 271
.7U3.S64
,968,2961
222 08ti
742!i'
8-'5.5-'l
67.997
8:i.217
,620.142
732,43s
712.157
.10,385
10.011
775,494
014.074
.213.0171
977.892
,104.0oo
.38.8191
.9-'7.976
,657,50.'
.9.393
.3"4,945
.438,775.
,S.tS.15
,52l.7i
.0o.'
.. 64
,412.2321
.917.7401
9.vi.l7!
M7.XI2'
763.9371
,023.636
.212
2.11
4.2
2.81
16.4
"s6!i
42.7
27.6
8.2
.5;
8.1
1.1
t 7
25.9'
13.61
3.6
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T.3
1.8
13.6
9.9
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7.S
1.7
Springfield. Ill
Fall River....
Helena
Iiexlngton
Fargo, N. D
New Bedford
Youngstown
Akron
Rockford, III
Cedar Rapids, la...,
Canton. O ,
Blnghamton ,
Chester. Pa ,
Lowell ,
Greensburg, Pa
Bloomlngton, III....
Springfield, O ,
Qulncy, III
Mansfield, O
Decatur. Ill
Sioux Falls, S. D...
Jacksonville, 111 ,
Fremont, Neb
(South Bend, Ind...
tHouuton
tGalveBton
Fort Wayne
Totals, U. B.. ......
Outside N. Y. City.
829.006
9K,88."
677,483
642,598'
496,194
699. 533'
6S3.8r,2
640.600;.
402,964 .
658.5981
673.201.
623,2001.
602 902 .
447.4751
496,287
659,003
399.987
418.886
S98.130
276.9361
874. 70
235.837
263.461
887,967
19.098. SW
10.936.0u0j
669.607
34.7
24.2
2.6
$3,181,968,466
1.062.296, 903 1
10.1
23.4
2.6
6.1
7.1
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8.4
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8.1
16.3
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13.!
11 9
3.4
3.1
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CANADA.
Montreal
Toronto
Winnipeg
Ottawa
Halifax
Vancouver, B. C
Quebec
Hamilton -
St. John, N. B ,
Ixmdon, Ontario
Victoria, B. C
Totals, Canada
$ 27,788,466 11.8
22.7S5.812 4.7
8.060,973 46.0
2,830,815 19. 6
1,647,042 4.1
2.269.026 66.6
1,495.250 12.0
1.616.569 6
1,011,675 4.3
1,136.325 7.8
967,466 116.9
$ 71.498,204 2
16.61
15.9
.$
13.9
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88.8 ....
2 8'....
34. 3. ...
62.'.
18.6
29.2'
23.8!
34.61
17.6
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80 7
26.7
16.2
SO1
C.Oi
4 4!
16.8'
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S.81
21.21
15.6
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21:7'
20. 8'.
2l.3 .
14 6
"i'.i
SO 21
30.8!
86.7
46. 6
20.1
13.1
17 I
9.8
47.4
Balances paid in cash.
tNot Included In totals because containing
other Items than clearings.
I Not Included in totals. Comparisons in
complete. WITH THE BOWLERS.
The Black Kats finished their season
last night In a blase of glory by defeat
ing tho strong Armour team two games
and topping them alxty-eight plna on the
total. Baldwin waa high man with a total
of 636 and a single game 01 u&. I he
score :
BLACK KATS.
1st. 2d.
Chandler 2TO 192
Carman ' 178 165
Sheldon ...178 170
Alex Heed ...169 183
Baldwin 200 223
SPORTS OF A DAY.
Totals 910
ARMOl'RS.
Neale
Ton n man
GJerde
Hartley ...
Bpragae ...
1st.
....168
....192
....181
....146
....171
Totals 849
933
2d.
1H0
2o3
162
164
179
868
Sd. Totals
169 661
183 64i
169 62
160 61 2
a: 636
878 1.716
8d. Totals
15 63
21 696
178 621
187 486
210 fc2
tCl 2,648
Bla Leaarae Games.
ST. LOV18. April a Fourth local cham
pionship game:
R.HE.
National League 8 10 8
American league 8 4 0
WASHINGTON, April 4. Washington
Americans 7, Boston Nationals 6, George
town 7, Pennsylvania 6.
liQUsPainl
Sloan's
LiMinniGiniit
J Pric a.
COMISKEV AND BOBBY CAKtTHERS
Old Stars of Old Browns Will Meet la
Omaha.
Comlskey's White Sox will be in Omaha
for two games, one Saturday and the other
Sunday, at Vinton Street park, with Pa's
Celts. The White Sox team is divided in
two parts, but the Omaha fans will have
the pleasure of seeing such stars as Ishell,
Pennell. Dundon, Green, Dougherty and
Patterson. Both games will be called at
8:80 and if the weather man keeps his
promise the stands will be packed to see
the aspirants for pennant honors of the
American and Western leagues.
But the present-day luminaries of the
diamond will not furnish the only feature
of Comlskey's coming to Omaha. In the
middle of the diamond will be a star of
the long ago, of the good old days when
the great Comlskey himself waa In his
prime. There In the middle of the field,
tolling for his daily breail. will stand the
once king of pitchers, Bobby Caruthers,
the man who sold for $14,600 from the old
St. Louis Browns to Brooklyn, more money
than any other ball player ever brought.
And there, perhaps, in the grand stand,
or may be with his team on the bench,
will sit Charley Comlskey, who as first
baseman and captain of Chris Von Der
Ahe's "Four Time Winners" broke Caru
thers in for fast company. Bobby was a
mere stripling of 18 when Comiskey got
hold of him and about 22 when he parted
with the Old Koman to go to Brooklyn.
While Caruthers' days as a ball player
are over, he still remains in close touch
with the game and Is as good an umpire
as most circuits ever saw, ao good that
the unanimous feeling In the Western
league Is one of keen regret that he could
not have been retained as a regular um
pire. The very reason, though, which en
dears him to the fans is the one for which
he Is not kept in the league. He dared
suppress a hoodlum manager and paid the
penalty.
The lineup:
Omaha. , Position Chicago
Dolan First Pennell
Howard Second Isbell
Perrlng Third Clark
wamble inira
Runkel Short
Bassey Left
Fenlon Left
Welch Center
Carter Right Green
Gondlng Catcher
Freese Catcher Hart
Marx Catcher
McNeely Pitcher
Corns Pitcher Dougherty
Quirk Pitcher Rugar
Sanders Pitcher Patterson
Port Pitcher
Huesser Pitcher
Koukallk Pitcher
defeated Jlrnmle I'otts of Minneapolis nnd
won the middle-weight championship of the
northwest and a purse of $200. Shepperd
won the first and third falls.
Ames Base Ball Schedule.
AMES. Ia., April 6. (Special.) Prof.
Ryers, general manager of athletics at the
Iowa Binte college, announces that the
base ball schedule for the season is now
complete. It is as follows:
April 17, 18 and 19 Cedard Rapids Three-I
league team at Ames.
April 21 Iowa State Normal school st
Ames.
April 23 to 17 Inclusive Marshalltown
(Ia.) league team at Ames.
April 18 and 80 Cnlverslty of Nebraska
at Ames (two games).
May t University of South Dakota at
Ames.
May 6 Simpson college at Indianola.
May 11 Simpson at Ames.
May 18 Iowa State normal at Cedar Falls.
May 19 Grlnnell at Grlnnell.
May 24 Grlnnell at Ames.
May 26 University of Iowa at Iowa City.
80 University of Iowa at Ames.
June 2 Cornell college at Ames.
Clyde Williams, the State university's
coach, has arrived and taken up hla work
with the Ames squad. The flrwt and second
teams will be picked In a few riavs and
will then get down to work In earnest. At
present the candidates are practicing on
the campus, but It is expected that work
will be transferred to the diamond as soon
as It Is dry enough.
Hamilton Wins Gold Medal.
PINEHURST, N. C, April 6.-J. A. Ham
ilton of the Englewood Golf club waa
winner of the gold medal offered for the
best gross score with a card of elghtv
four in the annual handicap of the United
North and South Amateur championship
golf tournament today. A. P. James of
Ixindon was second In eighty-seven and
W. K. Wood of the Homewood club third
In eighty-eight. Tho tournament closes to
morrow with the annual thlrty-stx-hnle
open southern championship event, for
which a big field of both professionals and
amateurs Is assured.
Clean IM
ca Hods
Dundon
. Vinson
.Welday
CLOSE) SHAVE FOR HOLMES' PETS
Beat lalverally X to 1 In an Errorless
Game.
LINCOLN, April 6. (Special Telegram.)
Ducky liolmear 'Western league team de
feated the Nebraska university team to
day in a superb exhibition of the national
game, the professionals only winning from
the Cornhuskers by the narrow margin of
8 to 1. Both teams played a perfect game
in the field, but the leaguera, while out
batted, bunched their hits in the first in
ning, acorlng two runs and preventing t lie
collegians from crossing the plate until the
final inning. A slashing ttiree-bae drive by
Cook of the college and a remarkable one
hand, running catch by Harms of Holmes'
team were the features. The score:
R H
Lincoln 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 6 0
Nebraska 00000000 11 6 t
Batteries: Kyler. Shuman, Zlnran and
Rogera fur Lincoln; Nisson and Hyde fur
Nebraska.
Shepperd Throws Potts.
SIOUX FALIJ, S. D.. April . Special
Telogram. ) Lack Shepperd of Pipestone,
atlnu., in a wrestling bout hers tonight.
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