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THE OMAHA DAILY ' BEE: SATURDAY, MAY ID, 1D0G. 16 MSaM.AsVjiWs.W.A SEE LARGE AD ON ' PAGE 6. SEE LARGE AD ON PAGE 6. 1 1 :l One More Opportunity to Get THE RELIABLE STARE If i It ' - HssBWaSsWasSnl MWWMHIB New Showing of Ladies' ELBOW LENGTH GLOVES Styles for Every Occasion LADIES' LONG SILK GLOVES WITH LACE ARMS- The most stunning and fashionable novelty for this season $f they come in black and white new ar- CHCl II rivals shown Saturday for first time, pair. . IiJv"P g SHORT SII.K AM) LISLE GLOVKS black, white and fancy colors, the new two-clasp effects, In all w sizes, a fine assortment '"If? Cfl 7C-. d? will o on sale, at Z.TC-.TlSC- i jC" Al it per pair LADIEH' liUXG L1SLK GLOVK The white and colors, made of fine lisle thread new arrivals for Saturday at glove department, at, per pair Ladies' 50c Neckwear, 15c Ladies' fine lace and embroidered stock collars, also pretty lace tabs, many of these collars are all linen tailor made, a number are silk em broidered in colors, etc. all effects in this spring's prettiest styles, regularly sell at 50c, HOSIERY SALE Ladies', Men's and Children's fast black fancy Hosiery in all sUes, Oval 7 pa" .l c.e. !?r: lUC-lAc-lDC Ladles' and Men's fine lisle and Maco cotton Hosiery many imported hose light summer weights and finest quality regularly worth as high as 75c and $1 f T I? Ji f Srilr. 25co5c-!lc Summer Underwear Ladies' light weight Vests and Pants, made of fine lisle and cotton many are silk " ribbon and lace trimmed, all sizes on bargain tables worth up to 50c each t f P 'IP -at, each. I vC-I5C-aJC Lades' Fine Lisle Union Suite Also finest qual ity lisle and silk mercerized Vests and lisle . Pants, in umbrella or cuff knee; splendid bargains for Saturday, at IX THK TUSEMKNT Ladies light nerk, n fine value at, each RaG CORSETS For perfection In thr thrr import, nut features fit, style and wear moat . women aay there la no corset like the R. ft O. The .tapering waist modola civ the new stylish, rounded contour which will be shown In the (own of e v r y well dressed woman this spring. Bee the R. & O. 'Lingerie'' Corset, for wear with open work waists. Prices. $1 to $3 Every pair guar anteed. HUNTING MAN-EATING TIGERS Daagers Fae by aaortamesi See It lag BlaT Cam la Iadlaa Jaagles. Men wl)o have shot the "big oats of ths Indian Jungle" all emphasise the difference between an "ordinary tiger" and a "man rater." One varies from ths other aa much as a omedsttc puaay from a wildcat. The man-eater when it catches sight of a hun ter Is at one all aflame with the passion to devour him. It has taated human flesh and knows its sweetness. When the Britisher in India goes tiger hunting, therefore, ha looks first of all to his own safety. Having learned that a tiger rarely looks upward, he seeks a posi tion at soma distance from the ground, as, for Instance, .tha.howdah of an elephant, or a mac h an, or leaf -covered box, perched In a tree. The tiger usually keeps Us eyes on the ground beciuse It finds Its prey there and Us enemies also. The natural Inhabitants of the treeV the birds and the monkeys,' It holds In contempt. But on the ground, besides the sweet-fleshed man, Uvea the water buffalo. Its moat formidable foe. In combat the buffalo moat times kills ths tiger, 1 The peculiar . sagacity of the elephant Is of great assistance to the man who hunts tigers from ths bowdah. . At the approach of the big cat the pachyderm trumpets sn alarm, and If properly trained It will snatch Its master with Its trunk, should he be on ths ground, and lift him into the howdah on Its back. It then seeks ths shadow of some tree and stands perfectly still, as If knowing that In this wsy It will steady the hunter's aim. 'Yet, when neither ths howdah nor the macnan Is available, the tiger hunter will seek the shelter of only a steep, high rock. A captain of the Indian army recently killed a hug man-eater, with only a rock for refoge. -' "The very evening that I saw the beast," he said. In telling his adventure, "the creatura had devoured a woman returning to ths village with a bundle of wood she had cut In the Jungle. Only aa anklet and soma locks of hair were left to tell of her fearful fata. ' The villagers called ma foolish for trying to kill the brote, for they aid he would prove too cunning. Man eaters, they said, war far more cunning than tigers that had never tasted human Besh. After they had - sacrificed to their god. however, they became more hopeful The beaters went out to drive him toward tua. It seems moat likely ha was lying .Under a groat banyaa trea not vary far 'saaMsaaUiitI fyAsd losalf on a 'I Coolest for ! I Summer 1 1 West f These gloves are in all - H elbow length gloves in blacks, g $1-1.50 . Oil IV V A.- 15c are new each, at. Hi3 DUU JIOICT 49c weight Summer Vests, taped 1 Specials in Curtain Dept. Swiss Curtains, S yards long,, at, per pair Nottingham Curtains, 60 Inches wide, at, per pair 75c 98c Couch Covers, GO Inches wide, OK 3 yards long, at, each I.aaO Window Shades, beat oil ' opaque, 3x7, at, each Curtain rods, worth 20c each, Saturday, each ..39c 10c Hammocks Hammocks, extra heavy, full nO . siie, at, each VOC Hammocks, new line, closely woven ana wide nounee, very fiQ strong, at, each I.VO rock high over a stream. Boon I heard nerce screams and knew that ths beaters had faund the tiger at home and were driving him toward me. A moment later ha crashed through the underbrush 100 feet away. There he stopped, his great tongue lolling from his cavernous mouth. Hearing the noise coming nearer, he slunk towsrd the stream. My flrat bullet caught him In the flank. It only angered him. and, lift ing bia head, he glared at me with blazing ayes. It was the first time he had seen me. Ths sight of a man seemed to drive him mad. With a lares roar he leaped upon me, but Just an he roee in that spring which meant the death of either one of us my second bullet pierced his heart and he fell In a heap at the bottom of the rock." New York Tribune. Gaaa Craay. Many people have gone craay from dy spepaia, constipation, etc. Dr. King's New Life Pills cure; 26c. Guaranteed. For sale by 6herman & McConnell Drug Co. Palate Paragraphs. A self-conceited man revolves around himself. A fr.a Ikl.l... 1 . - . . ....iimr, urn m iree imnaer wnen ne is in Jail.' r-usncart merchants are slwsys behind in meir business. Petty larceny Is grand larceny when sp. plied to a stolen kiss. A woman will havs her way even If it is a roundabout way. Never Judge a man s worth by hia atate. mem to the tax collector. " !" is a man who declines to juase we rmure by the paat. aaany a gin marrlea an old man because 01 me cioua a silver lining. No man can accomplish anything great wno ooeani Degln on a amall scalo Did you ever hear of fortune In the guise vi a iramp Knocking at any man'a door? .11. ui m Dana teller can aiva cards and apadea when It cornea to telling Moat people will gladly do anything you want them to-lf you requeat them to do iiiw uppoatie. Almost anyone will take your advice and poaslbly one out of 100 will generate faith enough to uee It. It's a good thing for humanity that when a man Is old enough to marry he Is seldom old enough to know better.-ChKago News. Oae rare tow Baa4 Trl'a, tlua I1.0O from Chicago to Boston and return, via Nickel Plate Koad, May II to June . inclusive. Also excursion rates via Wew Tark City. Jtxuadsd return limit July Is. John T. Oalakaa, awaeraj agant, room fit, ill Adam iiraat, Chi- 4 .iZiJj t tdvr I 5c BOYS' PLAY Ta hard on Shoe. But boy' wouldn't be boy's If they did NOT play The boy' hna w sell r marie to play in and ant made to stand plenty of good hard wear. Nothing but the best of Oak Sole are used and the Workmanship the bent that money can employ. One oair of our boys' shoes will out wear two palra of the ordinary kind Bf,8' ."!"'. .Vto $2.00 Linle Qents' sizes, 10 to 3 J ,50 Drexel Shoe Co. 1419 Faraam Street. WHAT TS PRETTIER Than a Diamond sting ? We are showing a dphu tiful line of Diamond Rings with varied set tings, many of which can be changed to suit purchaaera. We know they are excellent ..oiiio We will con- 1 alder It a favor to have the pleaaure of showing them to you. S Drown 5 Do rsheim y JEWILER3 'IZZZ Soulb 162Stree1;0inha. ltMlJrassi31Ks mkj ll"airSIHSl The Wholesome. Invit ing Appearance of Our FruitsWegetables Present In pristine purity all the elements that marvelous blending of substance in nature's laboratory creates to gratify the palate. Firm, Ripe Tomatoes, per basket Curly Lettuce, two heads Tender Asparagus, three bunches Fresh Sweet Peas, two Quarts Choicest Strawberries, three boxes for Alton Flour, per sack , Pure Maple Sugar, per pound Imported Queen Olives, per quart Saratoga Flakes, two packages 39c ....5c 10c 25c 25c 1.25 125c 50c 25c Plump Spring Chickens Iressed while you wait, e 4-v each , , . . . .OUC SOMMER BROS. Exponent of Good Living. 28th and Farnam Sts. GREEN POISON KfLIA BED BUGS. KILLS COCKROACHES, KILLS ANTS. KILIi M1CKOBKS, KILLS ALL INSECTS, HAS NO ODOR Does Not Burn or Explode Kills the Eggs, Too. See the Polntt "GREEN POISON'" is easily applied with brush or feather. A 25-cent bot tle of "GREEN POISON" from your druggist will kill a million bugs. cluanlincss" Il ths watchword for health and vigor, com. lort and beauty. Mankind is learning not only ths necessity but the luxury of clean liness. SAPOLIO, which has wrought such changes in ths borne, announces bar sister triumph HAND SAPOLIO FOR TOILET AND BATH a special soap which energizes the whole tody, starts the circulation snd lesvet sa exhilarating glow. Allfrcctri tmdjrmrguts, If Grape Juice is Justly becoming more and more popular aa a refreshing beverage for everybody, and a delightful tonic for convales enis. We have Just received a large shipment of the finest Grape Juiie from,the famoua Concord Urape Belt of New York mats as Quarts BOe HOWELL DRUG CO., Mill SI and Capitol Avenue. two TTaoase , Doaglas-aer. iM ODS Worth up to or double - TO) ' llll , , """ A FEW OTHER PRICE QUOTATIONS: $2.50 HATS $1.90 Men's Blue Serge Goats $1.50 President SUSPENDERS 39c Shaw KMT HOSE 20c Linen Collars 9c Men's Pure Silk Shirts s2.50 Guarantee 1519-1521 IS08 DOUGLAS ST. ffiST ENORMOUS CUT PRICE Opening of Grand Millinery Clearing Sale Saturday ATTEND THIS SALE AS IT MEANS A SAVING TO YOU FROM ONE TO TEN DOLLARS ON YOUR NEW SPRING HAT. Absolutely Every Hat All the $7.50, $7.00. $6.75, $6.00 Hats at.... $5.00 All the $10 and $11.50 Hats, at ..$8.75 All the $25. $22.50 and $20 Hats, at $15 All the $4.00. $4.50 and $5.00 Hats, at $3.75 All the $12.50 and $15 Hats, at $10 HUNDREDS OF BEAUTIFUL GRADUATION HATS, EXQUISITE DRESS HATS, STYLISH STREET HATS IN THIS SALE. Made of Milan, Chip, Tuscan, Neopolitan, Chiffon and Satin Braids Beautifully Trimmed. Come Early. Get First Selection. Come Early. 1 Barefoot Sandals Barefoot Sandals are just the thing for the children's u miner pleusuie and comfort. They delight the little folks. ' We've a good assortment of all the best styles, In the extension sole, foot protecting kinds. BOTB' IVD GIBLB' SANDALS 91.10 TO $3.00. FRY SHOE CO. The Shoers, 161b Mnd Douglas St$ auw.SBfiHf "JSU-lSlSSBBM 1 TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER v fUMFir Ttu. yets $20.00, single breasted, for (0Y0) $2.50 Genuine Guyot Suspend' rs 39c . 15c FANCY HOSE c Clothing Co. Douglas St. SALE Reduced in Price J Octter See Us The Juicy, steaming roast is the main attraction of a good dinner. The meat must be well cooked, but first it must be well cut. At Xhls . market you will find the choice of the choicest. We take great pains - to please each indi vidual customer, whether his or ders are large or small. - Our cus tomers leave well satisfied at all times when leaving their orders at our discretion, that we will cut., trim and send home ready for the fire the primst, choicest, tender est and juicest beef, lamb, mut ton ar pork. BIO STfH.'K OK CHOICK. FAT SPRING CHICKENS. JOS. BATH'S NEW MEAT MARKET Tel. Doug. 69K4. 1021 Farnam St. , WE KNOW THE merits of fair dealing and fair profits both of which we have the right tp name by long experience in the tailoring business. - Not another assortment of choice tailoring fabrics like ours under any roof in the city. Trousers, $5 to $12 Suits. $20 to $50 Il ey wm!SZism'w!tSSSSt WtUUAM alCRnCUG CO?! JtMll gPt ISA fUsXXJ Remarkable Clothing Children's Wash Suits an immense line in the season's newest styles and materials, close out from a well known manufactur er at a bargain, will be placed on sale Saturday, remarkable values-at 50c, 75c, 95c, $1.25, $1.50,, $1.75, $1.95 and $2.50. Youths' Long Pants Suits single or double breasted styles, in fancy cheviots, cassimeres and derpriced for this sale, at $7.50, $6.75 and HAYDEW E Strawberries for Preserving It la not too early to put up strawbrrla. Avoid the hot weathar and put them up now. We hava Just received larre quantity of Arkansas Borrles that are the finest in Omaha large luscious berries Just what you bars been waiting for. Per Crate $1.75 Per Quart Box 11 PINF.APPLB8 FROM FLORIDA than they have been for a long- extra large ones ror Radishes 4 large bunches..... IW Fie Plant per hunch W Onions ff. large bunches lettuce , 91. ner bunch ABparagua nice and tender CXlrr large bunches Bplnach nice and fresh 74-fl per peck Cucumbers large and fancy Rfi Annh - each Panajiaa large fruit per dozen Catsup pint bottle 10c size for Sardines In oil. 6c tins for Sardines Imported regular Sic for , Sardinea In mustard large 10c size 150 .....2ic 10c 5c The LanflC Grocery r FAST THHE THE See our schedules to cities: Detroit 21 hour Buffalo 27 hours Syracuse 30 hours Albany.. 33 hours New- York 37 hours Boston ...44 hours The Illinois Central's fast "Chicago limited" train leaves Omaha at 6:00 p. m. Fast day train at 8:00 a. m. Union depot connections in Chioago for nearly, all prin cipal points. . Steamship tickets to all European and Asiatio points. Cafe car service.. Tickets and mformatioB at City Tiakst Office, 1402 Farnam St, Omaha, SAilUEl Hiding, our old onartenf at 18th and Jackson streets, which we had oc cupied for a QUARTER OP A CEK Tl'RY. entirely too small for ths needs of our steadily Increasing busi ness, ws beg to announce that ws have REMOVED to our New Five Story Building Opposite THIS ITS' ION STATION, where we will be pleased to supply your wants. Call la person or telephone Doug las 1431. M. WOIXBTEIN CO., Inc. Wholesale and Retail Liquor Dealers, SI 4 South 10th St., . Or;o.li I nion Station. Bargains Saturday. Quality that insures good for- rice, styles the newest and best and prices that mean a saving to you of 23 to 33 1-3 per cent. You can't afford to pass up this proposition without inves ti gat ion. We're confident of the result if you'll glance at these values: Men's Suits worth up to $15 in all the newest shades of gray, blues, blacks, in plain or fancy mixed fabrics, over 50 to select from, either single or double breasted styles, per fect in lit, splendidly tailored, sale price, Satur- 1 f? A day, $10.00 and. . . . t DU Men's Suits worth up to $20- ' in fancy worsteds, eassimere. serges, thibets, unfinished worsteds, single or double breasted styles, every garment hand tailored remarkable values, at PA $15.00 and lt.Jf Men's Outing Suits over GO different patterns to select from, the best assortment and best values in Omaha at $15.00, $12.50, 5.00 $10, $7.50 and . . . serges greatly un- C fi , 7l2c Pineapples sre nicer this season time they are cheap, too- 10c Young- America Cheeae full cream just received, a large shipment for Saturday only per 1Cr pound Eggs freah country laid . f pr dozen Creamery Butter Ofr" per pound Country Butter per pound 1(r ISc to UC Force 7tc per package Egr-o-He Tir per package KXAT BSrAJsTKCrar 8 pounds Boiling Beef cut ' OBr from cornfed native steers...., uV Churk Rout fit fn Bp ner nound 1. OC IU OC Skinned Hams per pound , No. 4 Regular Hams per pound 101c Co, 24h and Cnmln9ST. Msg. tns -OMAHA-' EAST some of the principal eastern Indianapolis..., 21 noun Chtcinnatti 24 hours Pittsburg.. 26 hours Philadelphia. ... 35 hours Baltimore 86 hours iWashington....S8 hours NORTH. 'J District Passenger kztzl TOii 1 1 it id