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TIIE OMAIIA DAILY. BEE; THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1906.
DAHLMAN FLEES TIIE CITY
Miyor-Elect Eoeki Lodre Where lie Can
Fonder in Quiet.
DIVIDING PIE NOW THE BIG TASK
rrohaMIHy tkat Bass RffiMlrtai
Will Be Ft ! la Tacit rosl
tlaaa fade tfca laeasatas;
DlsmtHe i4nlilit1l.
Lei Us Save
Yoa Monty
on Wail
Paper and
Paints.
Splendid
Furnishing
Goods
Bargains,
Thursday.
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Jamn C. Dahlman, mayor-elect, wll leavs
tha city today to be gone a week recuper
ating from the physical and mental wear
and tear of his triumphal campaign. Be
sides thin, lie. hopes to be free from the pe
titions of offlceeeekere and people thirsty
for favors of all sorts and kinds lis will
try to keep his whereabouts secret, but
has riven it out that after a week he
will be on deck again prepared to stack
the new deal at the city halt
Appointments to positions will be con
sidered while Mr. Dahlman Is away or
after he returns. It Is announced, and his
c'oseat advisers say that nothing of this
nuture is now determined upon.
The mayor-elect remained at home
Wednesday until after lunch, when he
sauntered down Fara&m street, to be In
terrupted every few feet by congratula
tions upon his success. During most of the
afternoon he was closeted with local party
leaders, who said that no appointments
would be decided upon or announced until
after the next mayor had returned from
Kxcelslor Springs.
Questions as to who will get the hunks
of pie that are to be distributed wars
paramount on the street, but received
little satisfaction In replies. The chief
Dahlman lieutenants swore upon their
honor that nothing had been doing but
talk up to date, and asserted the mayor
elect would take his own time and choice
In making up his mind about whom he
wanted to help him run the town for the
next three years.
May Divide the Ofllcea.
A statement that Mr. Dahlman made
several time Within the last several
weeks has given certain republicans con
siderable hope. If was to the effect that
the1 new mayor would cut the spoils and
turn over a share to republicans whose
voles helped him win. Intimation was
made, too, that some republicans who
didn't help Mm win would probably be
retained on merit and as further evidence
that the democrats would not "hog It all"
or try to batter down the tarpaulin too
tight on the rlty hall.
Reports that seem to have some reason
In them were prevalent that City Engineer
ttose water, .who has served many years
continuously In the position under various
administrations, and City Electrician Mich
aelsen, whose original appointment was on
a faux pas between the mayor's offlue and
the council, would likely hold their Jobs.
Ianlsh-Amerlcans who were prominent In
helping elect Dahlman have got busy for
Micharlsen, while City Engineer Rosewater
lins many friends among the democrats
who ere pleading for his retention on the
around of fitness and ability not approached
by any likely candidate from their own
ranks,
Lynch nml Hartley to Stay.
At least two republicans In the city hall
think they have rlnchea on their Jobs.
These are Oas Inspector I.ynrh and City
Abstracter Wood Hartley. Both were right
In the middle of the Dahlman end of the
campaign and neither 1a worrying about
where their bread and butter will come
from for the licit three years.
Ex-Deputy Sheriff Tom Flynn or Dave
Rowden will land the street oommlssloner
shlp, It Is supposed, and a foremanshlp In
the asphalt repairs department Is slated
for Joe Butler, brpther of! toe city clerk
elect, If not something better. Kill Mo
t'omhs, secretary of the dcmocratlo city
committee, baa an eye on the $300 clerkship
In the street department ndw pegged down
by Colonel Coburn. J. J. Mahoney, editor
wf the "Indicator" and prominent ' fore
caster, Is arranging for berth In the city
clerk's office. It Is understood the forces
of Building Inspector Wltluiell and Comp
troller Lobeck will remain Just as they are.
. Herdataa Ready to Quit.
There Is considerable speculation as to
who the new city attorney, H. E. Rurnain,
will name for his aasistant. The present
Incumbent, W. H. Herdman, months ago
said he was through with political Jobs
when his term expired, and his attitude
during' the campaign Just closed precludes
his preferment, unless Burnam has de
cided views about the matter. Herdman
ays he has had two excellent offers, one
from a railroad and one from a prominent
legal firm, during the last year, but had
planned .to embark in , the law practice
with' his brother.
The action of Inspector of Weights and
Measures Mahammltt, the only colored
office holder at the city hall, in supporting
Dahlman In his newspaper Is expected to
be rewarded. - The important berth of
health' commissioner has not been much
discussed, but several democratlo physi
cians have been mentioned In this connec
tion. Bedford or Faakhoaaer.
The presidency of the new council Is un
derstood to He between Jeff W. Bedford
of the Twelfth ward and M. F. Funk
houser of the Eleventh, with the odds on
Bedford.
Neither man has started any perceptible
campaign for the honor, but their friends
have taken up matters In their behalf.
The Dahlman crowd prefers Bedford over
Funkhouscr and assert they are fairly con
fident of his si-lection.
Resorts that Totn Lee was to be kept
as city prosecutor were denied emphatic
ally by Dahlman's lieutenants. Lee. It had
been said, waa to be rewarded for his work
in the Third ward Tuesday.
City Clerk-eloct Butler had fifteen ap
plications for places In his office filed with
him verbally Tuesday night within a few
hours after the polls closed.
John Grant Pegg,' a, colored man. who
was once mess en iter In he office of Mayor
Moo res. Is an active candidate for the po
sition of Inspector of weights and measures.
Pegg carries testimonials from democratic
leaders saying he did good work for their
cause.
LIGHTS FOR FEDERAL SQUARE
City fcloetrlelaa wUsti to Dispel the
Darksew that Prevails
There.
City Electrician Mtchaelaen will ask the
government, through the local authorities,
to establish and maintain two or more arc
lamps on North Sixteenth street. In front
of ths federal building. With brilliantly
lighted stores on either side,- the federal
buMdlng block pirsents a chunk of dark
ness evenings not at all attractive to the
business Interests 011 North Sixteenth
street. During the last year local mer
chants have made great strides in lighting
by electric signs and otherwise and the
retail thoroughfares now present a festive
appearance up te 11 and U o'clock. It Is
desired to have the are lampa requested
lighted at least until midnight.
ttraaao Adveataro
In aoto led to painful accident, but Buck
lea's Arnica Salve quickly healed all
wounds. Sc. Guaranteed. For sale by
&liaruaa & UcConnell.
Brandeis' Greatest
Millinery Sale
Thousands of Shinning New Hats
In Spring and Summer Models from
II. SAMUELS 'aSir
All new and pretty hats, made In the lat
est shapes that are so becoming and so very
stylish for all dresfey wear. The new col
ors are all represented In this splendid lot,
which are selling far below value.
All Samuels' $5 & 57.50 Hats
These are the newest small
Sailors, daintily trimmed
with roses, foliage, ribbons,
etc., also the bent brim
shapes, the tilted
and back trim-.
luciu 1'fliiui n, pi, , ,
2.50
All Samuel's $10 & $12.50 Hats
Exquisite dress hats, street
hats and evening hats, trim
med with plumes, tips.
flowers and elegant orna
mentsthese hats
are easily worth as
high a $10 and
$12.60, at-each
$5
ALL THE PRETTY fjTHEET HATS FROM THE X. V. PURCHASE
Every one has style and boauty no such fine hats as thest C 1 1 C A
ever sold at such bargains before extra specials, eaeh.l-l-JU
Stylish Long Lace and Lisle Gloves
1.50
The popular long gloves in plain lisle and mercerized
lace lisle colors are blacks, whites and grays,
very special value, at, a pair
All silk mitts, in lace and Jersey
the desirable long lengths
In all colors, at, per pair
Snort silk and lisle gloves In
two clafip effects, black, white
and all the new colors, pair
50c-75c-$I I 25c-50c-75c-$l
LONG KID GIX)VEft These are the rage everywhere the colors
are blacks, whites and all the leading and T j T n
popular shades, at, per pair $ Z 10 .OU
3 Big Basement Specials
36-in. bleached Mus
lin, very fine quality,
long useful lengths,
worth up to 12 He,
well
known
brands,
yard. . .
5 c
White India Llnon
and Victoria Lawn,
up to 40 inches
wide, regular 10c
values,
per
yard,
at. . . .
For
Thursday
Checked Nainsooks
for children's dress
es, waists, etc., per
fect goods, sold from
egular 10c feet goods, sold from
3jc i&:..5c
Next Monclaij Our Greatest
6ARPET AND. -RUG SALE
See the window display. Everybody Is talking about the big bar
gains for next Monday. Watch for further particulars.
BRANDEISBOSTON STORE t.
4 s
- ' '-.ey MV viaw 1 r lTrn'sTl K ITr TsJsrrifaijsT--
Because Its the Richest This Is the
World's Cheapest Lsxnd
Not th cheapest price per acre, though that's loir.
But so rich that It raise the best and largest crops
per acre and almost any kind ot crop.
Read Uncle Sam's agricultural report on the endless
fertility of
SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY
CALIFORNIA
Crops and price considered, it'g the cheapest land In
the world.
Go yourself see the land what It raise Talk to
the people. See their prosperity.
Ton can see more in leeslme via the
UNION PACIFIC
because there's more to aee. and you save both time aod
money,
For fall information Inquire at
CITY TICKET OFFICE. 1824 FARM AM ST.
-ITume Douglas 884,
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YATCHES-lrrenxcr, liih and Dodge 8ts.
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THE ALICE
The very latest creation iu Wo
men's Ixw Shoes Is the "Alice."
As UHiial. we are the first in
Omaha to show the neweat styles
iu footwear.
This hoe is the exact duplicate
of Alice Houaevelt's wedding shoes
tlic style Is low out, Freuch pat
ent calf whole vuuip front with
side goring which makes a snng
a tut smooth - Ot over the instep.
Don't fall to call at our store and
see the prettlttit Women's Low
Khoe ever shown in Omaha.
Drexel Shoe Co.
1419 Farnim Street.
EHCOLL'S SPRING
WOOLENG
REPRESENT ths very best thoughts
of the Foreign and Domcstlo cloth
makers for 1906.
This buying In large quantities direct
from the mills means that Nleoll's buy
ers ret FIRST choice of each season's
designs. . We make the others plum; after
ua.
Trousers, $5 to 512 Suits, $20 to $50
VIM fr.
WILLIAM J ERR EMS' SONS.
B00-211 fco. 15th Street,
W" y W'J
curb CONSTIPATION
eiUOUSKESS .
AX0 HEADACHE
Msrsl DuMtuas. TBT 1 BSM.
M kntcbt-Cneaar ttmitf Qm.
CeianSe koait, lata.
Dlfl'TI BTATB YaTTKKIMAJUAN,
H. L RAMACCIOTTI. D. V. S
flTT VRTCRlllRUl.
Offica and Infirmary, feta and Maaoa fta
Mil
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GREEN TRACKS STAMPS EVERT TIUE
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From the Burns' Stock
150 Baskets Miscellaneous China and Glassware to be
introduced and sold Thursday. A most varied lot of
TOILET SETS, DINNERW ARE, GLASSWARE
ALL KINDS CUPS AND SAUCERS, JUGS, PLATES,
COVER DISHES, sacrificed Thursday at something like,
Ten and Fifteen Cents on the Dollar
50 Dozen Cut TUMBLERS (something like
cut) fan cut, star bottom, a 50c T
TUMBLER, FOE, EACH ZUC
Wedge wood Ware
Quite a quantity rooted out from odd cor
ners in the Burns' stock. Fern Dishes, Bon
Bon Dishes, Cups and Saucers, Candle Sticks,
Prices on These Cut to Less Than Half
Display of Dinnerware
Haviland, Pouyat, Doulton, etc., at fractional prices"7 n A
for complete sets, $10, $8, $7.50 and U U
vr. . Burns' Prices Double
STEAK SET, Haviland China, consists of twelve dinner
' plates, one lordly meat platter, beautiful covered tureen
and sauce boat, Burns' price $25, to the first f f t
comer Thursday 1 U U
New goods turned out on 5c, 10c, 15c and 25c tables.
Early comers get their pick Thursday.
Ladies' lleatherbloom Petticoats
Ths Orsatest Kit of tts Day-IteBlly superior to silk, weigh only a few ounces
93 60W 'and foreTer we r offering- these In black at Qg
Za Colors Old rose, l-ht blue, reseda green and f rm.
hello )
tadles' Black Pettlooats The new shadow cloth, deep ruffle and en.
aeordeon pleats a dollar pettlooat Thursday at OUC
A Oreat Offer la Z.adlsa' Bilk Underskirts 100 guaranteed Taffeta fi nS
Bklrta, black and all colors $10 quality for .- UVt.
$6.60 quality for , S4.9B
MANUFACTURER'S SALE OF UMBRELLAS
How IS the tints to buy aa Umbrella at low prices.
Cotton covered plain wood handles en.
each ,.t OUC
Linen covered plain and fancy handles special QQ
Bilk and linen mixed tcver plain and fancy handles j gQ
- FANCY HOSIERY CHEAP.
Ladles' extra fine Lilsle, Lace Lisle and Cotton Maco Hose, plain and fancy
colors aod silk embroidered worth to ft a pair-- Thursday , 1ln
a pair from 60c to
COLORED DRESS GOODS
200 pieces new Gray Suitings. Plain and Fanoy Cheviots, Shadow Check Pan
. amas, Plain and Fancy Panama, Plain and Fancy Mohairs, (targes, Fancy
Mohair Plaids, Shepherd Checks, Nuns' Veilings, Batistes, .Albatross,
Waterproof Buttings In stripes, checks and fancy mixtures, Mohair
Melanges and Voiles worth up to $1.00 yard Thursday only SOC
Sale of Beautiful Organdies at TVia Yard for Thursday 100 pieces of Colored
Organdies.-light and dark grounds with floral and dot patterns, Tin
.worth A2ttc yard, Thursday a yard .
60 pieces fine Dress Percales, our 100 uallty, Thursday &lc
a yard.... 3
25c pieces Henley Serges, In pretty grays and creams, with stripes 2f)c
very new for stylish, cool dresses a yard only " " w
BIG TOWEL SALE
(0 dosen large hemstitched Linen Huck Towels, all white, worth 15c
23c each Thursday only each
CHEAP SALE OF EMBROIDERIES
Fine Nainsook and heavy Cambric Embroideries, 2 to Inches wide, with In
sertions and Beadings to match, worth to 20c yard sale price Cc
Thursday a yard XOo, 7Ho and
NECKWEAR SPECIAL THURSDAY
Ladles' Fancy Embroidered Wash Stocks and Buster Collars, Lacs Stocks
mads cf pretty Val laces worth to 269 all go Thursday lOC
each
LADIES' SILK GLOVES
Pure Bilk Gloves, double woven finger tips, warranted. In black, SOc
whits and colors, 2-button length special sale a pair cvw
Special in Hardware Thursday
The Dangler One Minute Gas Range save, from 20 to SO per cent
gaa. ' Special set of cooking utensil free with each Range sold this
week . Connected free, fcee It demonstrated.
LAWN MOWERS!
LAWN MOWERS!
The genuine . rhlladelplila
Lawn Mower, the best made
prices from J J C
117.50 down to. .. I D
And Double Green . Trad
ing Stamps Thursday.
Poultry Netting, 2-in. mesh, per square foot,
at
And double green trading stamps, i
St 'BEEN FRAMES AND 8CKKEM DOOK1 ,
Screen Doors, regular size, up from 98c
Screen Windows and Window Frames, up from '...22c
Bring Correct Measure.
EX BXKOiraTBATXOV OK A.IBXSTOS AJ zaOKB HIT MASS.
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Bargains In Shoes
THURSDAY.
Short Lines In Dorothy Dodd
Oxfordi.
Blacks and Chocolates, CJJ
And Tliirtyt itirewn TraUtng 8tanips.
WOMEN'S PATENT CoLT OX-
FJHt8, heavy sole, worth CI Ot
K.7i at ...1
WOMKN'S PATENT TIP. heavy sole
Oxford. tZ.W value, SI. 48
WOMEN'S PATENT TIP, llht sole
Oxford. t'OU value, $1.48
m f sa V a ' " i i ii so n t i e ' ' ' pa t e n t
:oL,T. heavy and light ert
sole, r-'.OU value, at fI..
MISSHI JIbSoN VU'I KID, PAT
ENT TIP, havy and light CI XC
sole, I? 00 value, at
C'H I LUHKN'8 GIBSON TIE, PAT
ENT COLT heavy and CI
IDfht. 11.75 value, at
CHll.DREN'8 OiBS)N V1CI PAT
ENT TIP. heavy and CI 25
HKht. tl 75 value, at 'T?
WKN S KNOX 6PEOIAL OXfH)RDHL
all leathers and newest 3 50
shapes. M u and
And Ei-htyt Ureen Trllwf Sianips.
TVtBIE ' GREEN
STAMPS fN ALL
VOJjO OXf ORDS.
TRADING
DOKOT Hit
Bennett's
Bi Grocery
and Fruit Section
. Daily money aavlng sals and the
newest and freshest goods. Special
offer with Bennett's Capitol Coffee.
Inquire Coffee Section.
tiolden Santos Coffee, pound USc
And twenty green trading stamps
Basket Fired Japan Tea, pound.. 38c
And twenty green trading stamps
Ground' Black Pepper, pure. can..l2o
And ten green trading stamps.
Bennett's Capitol Baking Powder,
pound can 24c
And ten greeu trading stamps.
Ieal Uiand Clams, three cans . ...2So
Diamond "8" German Mustard, Jar. 10c
And Ave green trading stampa.
Diamond "3" French Mustard. Jar 100
AAd Ave green trading stamps.
Peanut Butter, Jar 10c
Worcester Table Salt, two sacks.. 10c
And ten green trading stamps.
Uncle Sam's Baked Beana, three
large i-aus c
Diamond ''8" Fruits, ran .-. 2Sc
And thirty green trading stamps.
Walker's Chill Con Carne, can...i;vc
And five green trading stamps.
Our Great May Sale of Women's
Ready-to-Wear Garments.
Begins Thursday In our busy Buit Dept.
the finest itok and best values ever
shown In Omaha Is the result, of many
weeks of preparation for this event. Hun
dreds of new Suits will be shown Thursday
for Die first time their beauty of dosttrn.
high quality of workmanship and material
and surprising low price constituting them
the greatest bargains ever shown.
t.00 TSJliOK BCITS AT $M.9ftReautN
fully designed garments. In the popular
shades of gray, old rose, navy and Allci
blues resedas, handsome fancy mixtures,
etc., made to sell at J-t0U I j Ufa
and $l'7.M, choice V
EXyriMTEl.Y DESIGNED, AM, IM
I'OKTKD MODEI.B In the choicest of
the sessun's popular fabrics and color
ings, garments that would sell regularly
st Monj to Ko.00. choice OA Ofl
Thursday 'VU
NOHHY TA1IX1K Pl'IT9-ln fancy mix
tures and plHin colors, about itm Molrn
Hulls In the lot, worth up T
to IIX.W, chole -s iVU
MANl.'FUf'TrivER'B STOCK OF 81I.K
I'NDEUBKIIITB the most magnlflpcnt
bargains we have ever shown C ()S
IIH.uo and lllou values at WVJ
ra" V.!!u.e"....- 3.98
WOMEN'S COAT8 a manufacturer's sur
plus stock of Spring Coats. In all the
newest style. checks, plalilB and plain
coverts, worth I7.M llo.uo and flS.w.
divided Into a lots, for this QU
sale choice. 17.60. J5.00 and
MORNING HOUR SPECIALS:
Women's Skirts, worth $10.00,
'Thursday
Women's V.00 Walking Skirts
Thursday
Women's Waists, worth $2.00,
Thursday
Women's SfvOO Jap Silk Waists
Thursday
5.98
2.98
95c
2.98
FROM 8 T1LJ I A. M.
Women's Kimonos
FROM M TIIL, :!I0
Women's tl.'H) Underskirts
FROM TH.I. 10 A. M
Women's 11.64 Wrappers ...
FROM :. T11X 11 A. M
Women's KOo Silk Coats ..
19c
69c
69c
3.45
Sensational Millinery Sale
Another Rousing One-Half Rale in
Our Milliner Department Thursday,
HaU tor Ever body at One-IIalf Jrice
and Less.
COME EARLY AVOID TITE RUSn
We were so busy at our One-Half
Price Sale last week that we could
not give our customers proper atten
tion, j
JEc FLOWERS, Be
Large roses, three in a bunch,
for
5c
$4.98 HATS FOR 98c.
150 Hats, that were marked to sell
from $l.f8 to $4.98. special Thurs
day only,
for
98c
UNTRIMMED SHAPE8.
Plain and fancy Straw Hats, untrlm
med, worth from 75c to $1.25 Spe
cial tomorrow, for 25c,
20c, 15c and I-C
Surprising Thursday Bargains in the Great
Domestic Room.
IVAc Madras Walstings,
rial at, yard
10c .Nainsooks, In plain
check, at. vard
12'4o and 16c IJno St
great bargain at,
yard
12Vs and 15c Cambrics
Bpeclal Thursday at,
yard
Unbleached Muslin,
value at,, yard
spe-or
rtpes and
.. 6c
5c
Piques,
7ic
and Long Cloth;
...Tic
splendid 3Jc
(
M-in. Percales. In medium, light and dark
colors, worth 12c per yard, fL
at, yard , . . U V
Swiss Lawns. In all new shades, 11r
worth 7V4c, at. yard J i W
10C All-IJnen Crash Toweling (un- filn
bleached), special at, yard vl3
55c Irish Loom Table Linen (unbleached).
so in. wide, remarkable value,
, Thursday at, yard
High Grade Wash Goods Sale.
FROM : TO S P. M. we will sell 100
pieces of Silk and Mercerised Cotton
Walstings that sold at 2c a yard, all
dark colors, tine goods, at, 7 If
a yard
(Only one pattern to customer.)
ALL DAY SALES.
19c Batiste at, 12iC
19c Organdies at
yard
19o Printed Swlases at.
yard :
15c Batista at
yard
124c Batiste at
yard -
(Several Specials.)
12Jc
.....124c
.. 10c
8Jc
Wool Dress Goods Sale.
FROM I TO 1:30 P, M. we will sell 66-ln.
styles, that sold at $1.26. $1.60 and $1.M
(only one pattern to a custo- ,
Mohairs, fancy weaves, cravenetted, final mtir), at, a yard
S3 II.'.'.' 1".'
Important Northwestern Line
Time Changes April 2!
Hew Train West
The Fremont-Albion-Oakdale PaBsenger leaves Omaha
(except Sunday) 6:02 p. m. Arrives Omaha 10:40 p. m.
fJevv Train East
The Cedar Rapids, la., local passenger leaves Omaha
7.-05 a. nx, daily. Arrives Omaha 5 p.m.
The Black-Hills South Platte
Train
Leaves 3 p. m. 10 minutes later. Arrives 5:05 p. m. ten
minutes earlier, .
The Chicago-Omaha Daylight
Train
Arrives Omaha 1,1:30 p. m. 20 minutes earlier,
CITY OFFICES
1401-3 Farnam Gt.
G. P. MILLER
a. a P. 4V P. A.
G. F. WEOT
a. a. p. d.
ELECTION OVER
Now miiiM the May and June weddings. The most
approprltMe thing for the hrldn Is a piece from the j w
elr's stork. Are you Invited to a -ilurig this month?
If you are,, spend a few minutes in our more. liok for
lha name
S. W. LINDSAY, JEWELER.
310 Doutfla,
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