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THE OMAHA QCE
Best AY West
EDITORIAL SECTiOII.
Pagss 9 to 16.
ESTABLISHED JUNE 19, 1871.
OMAHA, SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 29, 1906.
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Sam'l Burns' Great Crockery Stock will
Get Spots Knocked Into it Saturday
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GREEN TRADING STAMPS EVERY TIME
English and American Din
nerware patterns ...
Burns' Plates at fragment
prices, each, 10c, 7c and 5c. '
Burns' Cups and Saucers,
each, 12c, 10c and 7c.
Burns' Vegetable Cover
Dishes, -worth up to $2.00
each 60c arid 50c. ; , . ' '
Burns' Meat Platters,' worth
from $1.50 to $1.75 Saturday
from 50c to 25c.
Burns' Fruit Saucers, worth
from $1.50 to $2.00 dozen,
each, at, 10c and 7c.
Water Bottles and Decan
ters in Pressed Glass.
Bottles worth 50c to $1, for
35c and 25c.
Burns' Decanters, worth
from; 75c to $2.50 at half
price and less.
Entrancing, lot of pieces of
open stock French China Pat
ternspositively your last
chance on the Burns' stock.
Cover Dishes, worth to $8.00
for $1.75. ;
Cover Dishes, worth $4.00
and $5.00, for $1.50.
Burns' Meat Platters, worth
$6.00, for $1.50.
Prices cut in the same uncon
scionable way right through
this section of the stock.
LIBBY CUT GLASS?.
' Another lot just thrown on
tables for Saturday vases,
bowls, cruets, water tumblers,
etc., one-third to one-half off.
Small lot . Unique Metal
Lamps Burns' ,price $5.00 to
$10 Saturday at half and less.
Baskets on baskets of new
thixigs laid out on 5c, 10c, 20o
and 25c tables.
More New C inner Sets from the BURNS' STOCK. SAM'L BURNS' Carried Ovef 400 Sets.
Several Very Rare Patterns Can Be Picked Up Ridiculously Cheap, Saturday.
Sale of
Oil
Painti's :
Suitable Dining Room
Pictures 25 hand
some Fruit Oil Paint
ings values well
worth up to $25, sale
price Saturday $4.98.
Call early, as this
is no quantity 6ale.
Paintings on display
this week in 16th St.
window.
La.ce Curtain Sale Sa.turda.y
Lot 1 Nottingham Lace Curtains,
worth $1 and $1.25 a pair, Q
each, at mjr.
Lot 2 Nottingham Lace Curtains,
plain centers with borders and
figured curtains, full width,. worth
$1.50 per pair, each, 3C
Lot 3 Nottingham or Cable Net
Curtains, worth up to $3.50 pair,
a big variety to select
from, all in one lot, each. . J
Real Lace Door Panels, full size,
36x54, worth 50c each, Qp
in this sale, each
M1LL1NERY1 MILLINERY!
Three Stunners for Saturday $5, 3.50 and 1.98
Handsomely trimmed and very becomingly poised
Street Hats scores on first display Saturday.
Some of. them are really the cleverest expositions of
Millinery Art yet shown this season.
Sailors in quite a galaxy of varied picturesqueness
. predominate.
Peroxelin, Milan, Chip, Chiffon, Maline captivating
colorings and entrancing trim
mings prices as above
$5,350ll98
A Greater Pyrography Sale
An Opportunity Beginners Can't Miss
1 Pyro Outfit, consisting of import
ed Double Bulb, Benzine Bottle,
Alcohol Lamp, Rubber Tubing,
Metal Union Cork All in well
finished box, designed for decorat
ing 1 genuine Platinum Point,
I 40c Glove Box, 1 40c -'Kerchief
Box, 1 25c Bottle Pyro Shellac
The above has a positive value of
$4.00 special inducement price
to beginners
1.98
Sold in combinations only.
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'The Pit
Norrls.
'The Leopard Spots"
by Thomas' Dixon, Jr.
"The Little Shepherd
of Kingdom Come"
by John Fox, Jr. t
"Sir Henry Morgan"
Buccaneer, by Cyrus
Townsend Brady.
The Kidnapped Millionaires" by
Fred Upham Adams,
"The Sherrods" by Geo. Barr Mc-
Cutcbeon. . .
"St. Elmo" by Augusta J. Evans.
"The Man On the Box" by Harold
McGrath.
And hundreds of other formerly
published at 1 1.50, now
Bry Goods Sectioo
To Lady Autoists: " "':
. We have put on sale a very choice collection of Silk and Rubber Auto
Itain and Dust1 Coats. Material most .durable; can be washed like a. piece of
glass, and each 'garment, though very full and reaching to the ground, only,
weighs-a few ounces. J-y""r '; 'r " "" " . ,.',,'.',,
J Among the collection is a champagne color, at. . ; .:.'. .'. . $12.50 - ' "
, Gun Metal, the new shade, at... ...... .$15.00
. Dark Royal Blue, at ......$25.00
Silver Metal Shade, at $35.00
Ladies' Tan Covert Coats One case
of 60 just opened, regular box style,
$5.00 coat Saturday, 395
. ..
Colored Dress Goods 150 pieces new
fancy, checks, plaids and plain and
fancy Panamas, crash suitings in the
new shades of grey, . "Waterproof
Suitings in fancy mixtures, irregular
checks and stripes, plain and fancy
mohairs, serges, nuns veilings and
. batistes, sold up to 85c yd., C fl
Saturday only, a yard Jvt
Ladies' Silk and Lisle Gloves Im
ported all eilk Milaniase lisle Gloves,
double finger tips, heavy stitching,
full range of new Spring shades, two
button length; worth to $1.00 a pair,
special Saturday, a pair, Cf
75c and. ... ; '.. r. .;. .;.Vvv
Long Kid Gloves The celebrated
Diamant French Kid Gloves, 16 but
ton length, black and white, extra
glace finish, special a pair, 7 AA
$3.50 and... .UU
Every pair fitted and warranted.
Special in Fancy Neckwear A big lot
up-to-date fancy lace embroidered
and plain wash Stocks, lace and silk
trimmed, fine Swiss and lace trim
med Collars, pretty embroidered and
lace trimmed Chimesettes, and Col
lar and Cuff Sets, Turnovers, etc.;
worth up to $1.00 each, on y C
sale Saturday, each, 50c and. wJC
Pretty Neck Ruching Put up 6 styles
in fancy box, neck lengths, white
only, worth 50c, special Q
Saturday, a box , C
Special Lot of Mitts and Gloves Silk Lace
' Mitts, in black and white, 12 button length;
Black Silk Gloves, and full line of Colored
. Lisle Gloves, 2 button length,
Saturday only, a pair. . . . DC
Bargain Sale of Hosiery, Saturday 1,000
pairs Sample Hose in fine lace Usle, gauze
lisle, silkoline and good heavy Macoes, plain
colors and fancy embroidered, worth to fl
a pair, sale price, Saturday, a pair A'
50c, 39c, 25c, 19c and 1UC
Ladies' Spring Vnderwear High - neck and
long sleeve French LlsU Vests, ankle length
and umbrella knee drawers; low neck, no
sleeve, umbrella knee Union Suits, t f
special, a garment ; . JOC
Three for $1.00.
Special In Fancy Ribbons 200 pieces all
Bilk Messaline, Louisiene and Taffeta Rib
bons, fancy floral, polka dots and stripes,
3 to 5 Inches wide, worth 40c J C
yard, this sale only, yard JLoQt
Bennett's Big Grocery
Saturday's List of Money Savers Extra Clerks Extra Dcliverymen.
Pride of Bennett's Flour.
Back $1,30
And 40 Green Trading Stamps.
Finest Java and Mocha Coffee.
three pounds $1.00
And 60 Green Trading Stamps.
Teas, assorted, pound .50c
And 40 Green Trading Stamps.
Pure Ground Black Pepper,
1 can . 12e
And 10 Green Trading Stamps. .
Diamond. H Pineapple, Pitted
.Cherries, Apricots and Grapes,
can 25c
And 30 Green Trading Stamps.
CAKJN AXIOMS.
Sweet scented and beautiful
a limited supply, doz . . . 25c
Sale commences at 9 a. m.,
till stock is sold.
Grocery Department.
Ten-pound sack Yellow Corn
Meal 18c
And 10 Green Trading Stamps.
Bennett's Capitol Baking Powder,
pound can . . . .24c
And 10 Green Trading Stamps.
Lawn Grass Seed, package ... 20c
CANNED GOODS SPEOIAL.
Clover Lime Beans, two cans. 20c
And 10 Green Trading Stamps.
Genesee Wax Beans, two cans. 25c
And 10 Green Trading Stamps.
Diamond S Succotash, 2 cans. 25c
And 10 Green Trading Stamps.
Mount Klneo, Maine Cora, two
cans 25c
And 20 Green Trading Stamps.,
Jell-O, assorted flavors, three
packagos ,25c
And 10 Green Trading Stamps.
Imported Macaroni, lb. pkg..l5c
And 10 Green Trading Stamps.
Bennett's Capitol Wheat, 2-pound
package 10c
And & Green Trading Stamps.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
BUTTER.
Received every morning from
best dairies. Finest In the
market. ;
B ttnett's Capitol Creamery,
, 111. bricks, full weight:. 23c
Mew Laid" Eggs, doz .... J c
Sour Pickles, quart 10c
And 10 Green Trading Stamps.
Ripe California Olives, pint. .23o
And 10 Green Trading Stamps.
Red Cloud Canadian ' Cheese,
pound ..... 20c
And 10 Green Trading Stamps.
Finest Virginia Swiss Cheese,
pound 22c
And 10 Green Trading Stamps.
Bayles' After Dinner Cheese,
. Jar 24c
And 10 Green Trading Stamps.
Brick"" Cheese, full cream, rich,
pound 20c
And 10 Green Trading Stamps.
Garden Seeds, all kinds, pkg. . .2c
Swansdown Shredded Codfish, four
packages 25c
Diamond S preserves. Jar 10c
Cocoa Velvet Toilet Soap, six
cakes ,25c
Anderson's Tomato Soup, can. .5c
Table Syrup, 3-pound can.,12c
And 10 Green Trading Stamps.
Uneeda Biscuits, 3 pkgs 15c
And 10 Green Trading Stamps.
Table Raisin Special Large Five
Crown Cluster Table Raisins,
pound 15c
And 10 Green Trading Stamps.
Cigars! Cigars!
El Calrud, an Imported Be Cigar,
. 9 for 25c 100 for $2.60
Julius Caesar, a Domestic 5c
Cigar, 7 for 25c
And 30 Green Trading Stamps.
Genuine French Briar Pipe,
straight or bent stem. .... .80c
And 30 Green Trading Stamps.
Patterson's Seal Cut Plug, 8-
ounce tins ' 24c
And 5 Green Trading Stamps.
We Handle Snuff and Snuff. Boxes.
Porto Rico Stogies, 100 for. $1.50
And 30 Green Trading Stamps.
Candy Section
FREE SAMPLES. '
Fresh Made Vanilla Fla
vored Toasted Marshmal
lows, most delicious A
confection, box. . . . .l"C
And Five Green Trading Stamps.
Several hundred cakea
Sweet Eating yf
Chocolate, each. ..... C
CLOTHING
Spring and Summer Clothing
Three of our single breasted sacks with "normal"
backs; the straight front sack with peaked lapel; the
Harvard front and the slight cutaway effect, and the
ever popular double breast some extra good values at '
$15, $12.50, $10
Young fellows, round about twenty years, don't
overlook us if in need of a suit. Prices easy.
CHILDREN'S SUITS Three to sixteen O QC
years, up from O.
A $1.00 Ingersoll watch with every suit.
Dutchess Trousers
The genuine guaranteed Duchess Trousers. "We are
exclusive dealers in this city. The warranty:
10 Cents a Button . ' . $1.00 a Rip
Suspenders 100 dozen new spring goods in lisle and
standard webs, all fifty cent grades, r
Saturday, at : : . v
And 30 green trading stamps. See Harney St. "Window
Our Regular Saturday Special Any 50c or 65c garment oi summer Un- '"I '7r,
derwear, fancy stripes, plain blue and tans, at
Every Saturday we shall run one special item such as the above, from our
regular lines. Watch for them.
Shirts, worth fifty cents, at ,. 29c
See our line of 50c and 59c 6hirts. We give you the best values in the city
at these prices. .
SPECIALS.
All 50c men's and boys' caps, all styles and colors, Saturday only . ...... ,39c
Men's Soft Felts, all styles and colors $3.00, .values for $2.50
Men's Soft Felts, all styles and colors $2.50 values for $2.00
Men's Soft Felts, all styles and colors $2.00 values for . .., .$1.50
Saturday Only Boys' Soft Felts, $1.50, $1.00, 75c and 1.50c
BUSTER BROWN COVERALLS-4 to 14, a pair .
Order a pair Something new.
.50c
HARDWARE
Bcreen Windows,
prices up from..
Ba sure and bring the correct
measure of doors and windows.
Best Quality Screen i
Wire Cloth, sq. ft
And Double Green Trading
Stamps Saturday.
Extra good Refrigerator Pans,
:U.S.C:.".. 28c
And 20 Green Trading Stamps
.4.50
Screen Doors, prices
up from
60 ft. length Kubtxr Hose, per
length at 17.50, $C.
5.60 and
And Double Green Trading
Stamps.
Big lot of 5-quart Enameled
Coffee Pots, TC
at JJC
And 30 Green Trading Stamps.
HARDWARE
90 Extra good Spading 7
OC 'ork, 84c and j tC
And 40 Green Trading Stamps.
Eig lot of Philadelphia Lawn
Mowers, prices up l Qj
from .(jD
And Double Green Trading
Stamps.
Best quality Poultry i
Wire, 6(1. ft 2C
And Double Green Trading
Stamps.
MEATS!
PORK.
Pork Shoulder Roast, Ib....8c
Spare Ribs, lb ' 7)c
Ml TTON
Mutton Legs,, pound 9ac
Mutton Chops of the Loin... 10c
f SPRING LAMB.
Hind Quarter, each 05c
Fore Quarter, each 5c
SPRING CHICKENS
Broilers, each .35c
MEATS! MEATS!
HAMS AND BACON.
Cudahy's Diamond C Hams, and
Armour's Star Hams, average
.10 to 12 poundd, on sale,
at, per pound 13 Me
And thirty green trading stamps
with each ham.
DELICATESSEN COUNTER
Good things to eat. Weisel &
Co's. high grade Sausage by ex
press every day.
FISH All kinds smoked and salt
nh. sugar cured salmon, fresh
smoked sturgeon, salt mackerel and
cod rich.
Wall Paper
Buy 15c Paper and
get Seventy-live Green
Trading Stamps."
' Make a purchase of $5
or over, of a 25c or
higher prices Paper, and
.get
Fifty Cnts In Money
Saturday. 3rd Floor. 3rd Floor.
SAMPLES OF DOWIE EPITHETS
JAP-A-LAC
Don't fail to get a good supply of JAP-A-LAC vrhou
you commence house cleaning.
It's the only first-class varnish 6tain on the market.
Comes in thirteen different colors.
Double Green Trading Stamps on All Varnishes and
Paints Saturday.
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On tfc. third or fourth day-.fUr Mi
,eeUnK. began In New York 1 ca,d
upon rowrt at th garish hyphenated hot-l
where he was Installed with his family
and entourage with all the state an4
sumptuoslty .of an East Indian prtn'.
The personal expenses of Powte and his
family and suite wore I1.0U0 a day at thst
lutcl. The prophet has always -spent
ln.inry like the veriest profigaie s1ni-e
hi- came Into possession of that grand
.od thlug of his called 7-lon. 1 had ar
ranged for an Interview with the prophet
through als aon. Gladstone, th un-
kissed," a sort of syllsibub-ahd-treaple
younK limit entirely lacking In the salient,
points and i harm terlstioa of las father.
When 1 was ushered into a reception room
lit for any tSurdanupalua I- found Uowte
with his wife and son. Mrs. lowie Is
rather a wholesome looting woman with
a countenance Indicating considerable nar
rowness of view.
Powle had apparently Just chopped short
one of his domestic eruptions when I twi
conducted to the reception room, for UlH
eyes .were naming and his hands wfro
trembling with wrath. I could Instantly
precelve that I was going to have soiam
real Iiowlelsm, exuded for my own es
pecial benelit, and to 1 braced myself fur
the shock. The shock canio niigh'y
quickly.
Howie shut the quickest Imaginable
glance at me as I entered the room ju- t
on mere glance but in that Urn te
seemed to ha,ve taken me In from head to
heels.
'Who Is this dude? What's this Intru
sive lummox dolpg here? Why have you
admitted this 'square-jowled prize fighter
to my presence?" shouted lwiu at Glad
stone, poking his sun In the middle with
his tautly held bunch of rlghteoua An
gers. "Father," began Gladstone, submissively,
"this gentleman Is "
"Gentleman:" spouted Howie. "Whoof!
Bundle of clothes! Manikin with a walk
ing slick in Its hand! Square jowls out
for an airing! Whoof: Yokel! Oaf!
Hind! Gentleman mu no gentleman!"
"Father," tried Gladstone again, "this
er he has come to call upon you for "
"Fop!" Isender-shirtud toteomb!"
snorted Dowie, casting 014 on more swift,
disdalului glance.
"For tho purpose," went on Gladstone, ,
"of ascertaining your views " 1
"Oh, he's a newspaper dude, then?"
fairly bawled Dowie, advancing upon me
threateningly. "Carrion- of a city editor,
eh? Out, insect! Away, iylng parasite!
Did I tell you, or did I not, not to admit
these vile, putrid reporters to my pres
ence?"' turning- and running )n little joggy
steps toward Gladstone and shaking his
outspread fingers under his son's nose.
"Hut," put In Gladstone, turning some
what pale under his propnetic dad's men
acing gestures, "he's not a reporter, lie s
correspondent for a Washington newspa
per, and ho" .
"Ow! Ow! ilal Whoof Washington!"
roared Ioin, jogging over toward me
again with his short legs. "Washington!
Town of rats and public thieves'. I will
send the fool killer to Washington! I will
drive the car of Juggernaut ever Washing
ton!! have work to do In Washington! I
shall go there to do that work when the
hour arrives! Washington the new liablyon!
Whoof! What have you to say to me,
vampire's carrion?" suddenly ceasing and
addressing me, as he stood with his hands
upon his hips.
"Well, I've forgotten for the moment," I
replied, with utter truthfulness. "Just al
low ma a moment to compos myself and
I sliall remember.".
"Compoe yourself!" shrieked Dowie,
raising both hands over me as I sat In
my chair and shaking his fists over my
bead- "That Is a sneer, meant for me.
huh? Do you mean to say that I am not
composed, diseased dog of a diseased press?
Do you Intrude here to flount me. to tweak
my beard, to gird at mc, square-jowled
bully of Washington? What have I to do
wit a Washington or Washington with m!
Answer me that, hireling of a olthy press!
Answer me that, stinkpot!"
Well, that was about the finish. At the
mention of that medical word, "stinkpot,"
remembering all of the funny associations
with which It had been connected 'at. tb
Dowie meetings during the week, I col
lapsed. I couldn't help It. I found myself
grinning in. Howie's teeth. ' I couldn't have
helped grinning had fourteen dragons been
In the room menacing me with fir out of
their nostrils.
"Grinning hyena!" screeched Dowie,
jumping up In the air and coming down
hard , upon the carpet with both feet,
"laughing jackass of the desert! Begone!
Away, stinkpot!" and St the reiteration of
that word I absolutely could not help
swaying In niy chair wjth the foolish mirth
that convulsed me, which drove the prophet
Into such state that I felt dead sur h
was going to claw at m. .
finger-nails. -r.w.i M
. mv ui my abode
Hence, garbage! I command you!" howhng
at hi. son "to lay hand, upon this ci
ling lummox, this pautlooned grimier of a
ewer-muddllng prens. this croaking bird
of hell, this braying burro, this mountain
of cachinnating Imbecility, this due of the
devil, this tailored worm of fashion, this
overfed drainage rat I charge you to lay
hands upon this leviathan lobster and re
move him from my habitation!" and by
this time the prophet was literally foam
ing at the mouth and his eyes showed noth
ing but the whites. Washington Star. ,
Charles W. Morse, the ice king, has de
cided to erect a t3.000.uno palace In Fifth
avenue. New Tork. With the land and
furnishing the total cost of this honn
will b about S&.OQo.OOO.