The Omaha Daily
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EElTGniAl SECTION.
Pages 9 to 16.
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THE OMAHA DEE
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VOL. xx.w-xn. :;o:,.
OMAHA, SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 9, 1906.
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j L G&EEN TRAD1KS STAMPS EVERT TIME
Saturday Sale of Ladies Waists
Five stylos 75c waists, including ehoor black lawn, A O
lace trimmed, Saturday at OC
Ladies' House Sacks and Kimonas Sale of wliite lawn
and organdy sackg, marked down from $5.00,
$5, $4..'j0, $3.50, $2.25 and $1.50, to . . . . . .
Crepe Kimonos, marked down from ninety-five
cents to
Sjaftysrday HairgaSinis in ho
98c
75c
1,200 Pairs Ladies', Misses, and Children's While
Canvas Gibson Ties, $2.00 Value, at ......... ,
600 Pairs Misses' and Children's Patent Tip San
dals, $1.75 Value, at
1,000 Pairs Ladies' Vici Kid Patent Tip Oxfords,
$1.50 Value, at
$
Discount Sale of Elegant Wraps All our light tan and
champagne wraps, 27 inrbes, 3b' inoh and three-quarter
lengths, at a discount of 25 per cent off.
Good Btyle aervieeable suit your choice from fifty,
worth from $12.50 to $22.50, at ". .
1H75
1U-
00
00
$100
CD
800 Pairs Men's and Boys' Covert Cloth Oxfords and Balmorals, $ 11 00
$1.50 Value, at h
Ice. Cream Checks With all Oxfords or Slippers SATURDAY
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OMAHA WEATHER FORECAST eiaturriay, Fair,
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COAL OFFICE TRANSFER BOOTH.
Fruits and
Vegetables
China and Glass Specials for Saturday
PRETTY BAND TABLE
TUMBLERS, 6 for JUC
200 dozen Japanese Cups and Saucers,
; fine thin China, pretty decoration, a
OOo value Saturday for, JC
each. WC
Fine "Japanese China Sugar and Cream, dark blue decora
tion pretty shape, new, a $1.25 value Saturday, "J C
75c
a pair'
New Hat Pin Holders in Hand Painted China,
a pretty gift, each $1.50, $1.25, $1.00 and
I "Three China Dinner Sets to close out Saturday,
I $16.50 values, Saturday (to first comers) for .
JUGS, JUGS Hundreds to chose from.
all shapes, sizes and decora- C-
$10
, e" ar a . t - 1
YA Hons, t.-w, ,u .ioc ana.
JW.k Qua tVia Trtira PrATim .Tnrr
a vuv vgw v m fl
kh. a beauty, at
1.25
ODDS AND ENDS FROM BURNS'
On tables for Saturday's selling, Any
price to close them out quid;.'
Iiv the Dry Goods Section
New Arrivals of Derss Trimmings and Laces Just received
big 5raport order of fino Batiste, Normandy Val, Venice
and Oriental Net bauds, appliques, edges and allovers
all matched sets; beautiful linen torchons and fine chan
tilly laces, exquisite patterns shown for fine summer fab
rics, qualities to Buit all and prices the lowest.
Long Lace Mitts Special Imported all silk lace mits,'
36 button length, in black only, regular $1.00 7 C
value, Saturday, a pair
Short Gloves Ladies' pure silk gloves, with warranted
double interwoven tips, and fine imported silk4 finished
lisle gloves, 2 button length, good assortment of PA
, shades, worth 75c pair sale price, a pair JM
Long French Kid Gloves "The Piamant" real French kid
gloves, 16 button length, celebrated for wear and fit, best
glace finish, in black and white, worth $4.50 a Z JJA
pair our price, a pair . .vFv
Specials at Our Neckwear Counter Sumer lingerie cheap.
Fine Batiste, and Linen Lawn Chimesettes, trimmed in
fine laces and insertions, fancy embroidered and Val laces,
half sleeves, regular 75c and $1.00 values, fat-
urday special, each
Big Sale
Libbey's
Cut Gtass
Watch Sunday Ads
Cigars Cigars
Kl Orono. an imported Be cigar, direct
from the West Indies
for .a&JC
50 for. . '. . . .91.35
Eutona, an imported 15c straight di
rect frum the West Indies. "1
Box trade prices 25 for ..
London Whiff. 2 for 6c
cigar 100 for
And Forty Green Trading Stamps.
Catlin's Mixture, a big 10c sack
smoking tobacco
Frenrh Briar Pipe, bent or
straight stem , . . .
And Forty Green Trading Stamps.
We Handle a Rood Line of Stogie and
Cheap Cigars for Baby Racks
and Shooting Galleries.
2.25
nps.
5c
30c
Pictures Make The
Home Beautiful
Marine Scenes, in gold frames
and gold mats, made especial ly
for ns, a $3.00 value, AO
SATURDAY ONLY.. I. .70
$5.00 Cupid Awake and Asleep
Carbon Pictures, highest grade
carbons, framed two in one
frame, above price our regular
sale price value, Z 7
SATURDAY ONLY. J i O
$10.00 Framed Carbon Pictures,
W. G. Taylor's famous "Days
in Old Virginia," and Irving
Conse's "Pony Trail," above
price our sale price ? QP
value, Saturday only, .i
Other Suitable Pictures at $1,
$1.25, $1.98, $2.25, $2.75, $3.50,
$4, $4.50 $5 up to $100.
Highest Quality and Lowest Prices
Note Handsome Window Dis
play 16th Street
u
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at
MEATS! MEATS!!
Omaha's Most Reliable Market.
Everything Best and
Freshest.
GENUINE SPRING LAMB.
H!?X ?l:A.RTER'. 90c'
.Ql.7.A.R.T.E.R' .... 50c
CHICKENS! CHICKENS!!
40c
GUARANTEED STRICTLY FRESH
DRESSED.
FRESH DRESSED SPRINGS.
HROIL.KH8, ach
f-KKMH DRESSED HENS, jJI
pr poiinil IIC
FRESH DRESSED YOUNO ni
ROOSTERS, per lb VIC
PORK LOIN3, Qlr
per lb i j 5Jl
HAMS AND BACON
MORREIX'8 IOWA HAMS, selected, every
one guaranteed, i(51r
per lb., at lOjw
And Thirty Orfen Trading Stamps with
each Ham.
MORRKLL'S IOWA BACON, PEACOCK
BRAND, every etrlp selected and t'7lr,
lenn. narraw strips, at lib
And Thirty Green Trading Stamps with
each strip.
CIDAHY B REX BACON
(Barks), at, per lb IJfC
PICNIC HAMS. Ol-
at, per lb..., ,'.VjW
DELICATESSEN For Cold Lunches
73 assortment.
High Grade Sausage and Cooked
MfaU SUoexl bj- now machine while
you wait, very neat and rlean.
Promptly
Every Hat in
Every Can in
Every Untrimmed
iJ TuIILUIjJERY'
10 Saturday, A.
the House
House
Shape
Lettuce, Onions, Radishes,
Parsley, Mint, New Potatoes.
Strawherries, Gooseberries.
Fresh Every Morning.
Juicy Ripe Pine
apples, each
Large California
Lemons, dozen. . . . ,swC
New Potatoes, lb.
2 Vic, peek
10c
38c
Bennetts Candy
Pascal's Butter A
Scotch, package. . . . 11FC
Harrogate London ti
Toffee, package lilC
And five green trading
stamps.
Chocolate Frappe Api-icot,
Raspberry, Straw b e r r yy
Pineapple, Coffee, Bitter
Sweet, all flavors, PA
lb, box DJC
And twenty green trading
stamps.
Specials in Hardware Saturday
TREEZER
ft
wa
. All I
r
fii'.-VE'i- .Jan'
AMERICAN TWIN ICK CREAM
r reezes two navors at one freezing. a sra
Special prices Saturday $3. 1 S, $2.0.1 M
and J
Demonstration In Rasemont -Try the croam.
I Demonstration of Asbestos Sul Iron
styles, sizes and prices.
The Dangler Gaa Rang Takes the I end Saves 30
per cent gas bill. Prices to suit all, OQPI
$6.00 up to vOO
See it bake in basement.
Galvanized Refrigerator Pans 54e. 38c and. . . .SWc
And twenty green trading stamps. iW-5"'
Extra good Ice Pick, 15c. 12c and 10c
And ten green trading stamps.
Bread Boxes, nicely Japanned, 73c, 63c and iVlc
And thirty green trading stamps.
Nicely Japanned Flour Cans. 76c and 6(c
And thirty green trading stamps.
Best quality corropated galvanized Iron Ash Cans, up from iH2.4-
Extra good Scrub Brush oc
And ten green trading stamps.
Screen Doors, complete with hinges and Bcrews
Screen Windows and Frames, prices up from 22c
Best quality double selvege Screen Wire Cloth, per aq. ft. lc
Special price by the roll.
HEADQUARTERS FOR JAPALAO Twelve different color- and mo
terlals makes your porches, furniture, floors and old woodwork look
like new.
Best quality Ready Mixed Paints, Leads and Varnishe.
Double green trading stamps on all PnlnU Saturday.
the
1H TWO
50c
in the House
SOME ALREADY MERCILESSLY MARKED DOWN
No Reserve Sale on all Day
Bennett's Bi Grocery.
Beautiful Neckwear at Vow Prices Imported em
broidered Batiste. Belero Jackets, Chimesette and
Cuff Seta, and Chimesettes. daintily trimmed in fine
laces, line lluen stock collars, plain embroidered
and lace trimmed silk stocks, lace stocks..
etc.. at prices to suit all, from $7.50 down to.'''
Bargain Table of Cheap Neckwear This lot contains
plain and fancy wash stocks, lace stocks, embroid
ered collars, silk stocks and fancy embroidered turn
overa, regular 26c, 19c, 16c, 10c values, C
to go Saturday, each, 15c, 10c and .. . . ''
Leather Hand Hags at Half Off 200 ladles' hand
bags, walrus, saffron and patent leather; patent
leather strap bags, this entire lot sold for ' C
60c and 76c each all go Saturday, each. . . JC
Washable Hand Bags at One-Third Off 200 Ladies'
Hand Bags, . walrus, saffron and patent leather;
patent leather strap bags, this entire lot sold for
80c and 75c each all go Saturday. O
. . .'. TUW
-Big purchase imported
fanev jeweled and gold trimmed combs at 33 1-3
per cent off this lot worth up to $1.00 A.fl
each, sale price, Saturday, each jOC
Manufacturer's Ends of Napkin 100 dozen 20x20
and 32x22 manufacturer's ends napkins, 6 In a
package, all perfect and worth to $2.25 J C
doien, while they last Saturday, 6 for I JC
each
Special Kale Kancy Combs-
Rargain Sale tiold Belts Entire stock fancy gold belts
consisting of plain gold, fancy gold Persian effects,
heavy pleated belting and silk lined, gold baud
trimmings, sold from 35c to $1.75 each,
now go on sale, each, $1.00, 75c,. 60c and.
8
58c
18c
Frldfl or Bennett s Flour, 4 sr
per cark IiUU
And forty green trading- stamps.
Java and Mocha Coffee,
three pound for
And fifty areen trading stamps.
Teas, apnortcd, per
pound
And forty green trading stajnpe.
Diamond "B" Frul ts Damson, 05p
pluniH. grated pineapple, can..''
And thirty green trading ttajupa.
Baylea Pure Cider Vinegar,
quart bottle
And ten green trading stamps.
RIPE CALIFORNIA OLIVES-most
appetizing for lunches or f)r
plcnica. bottle -'
Baked Beans, three large SI
cans OC
And tan green trading stamps.
Kippered Herring,
can
And ten green trading stamps.
Mount Klneo Maine Corn,
two cans
And ten green trading stamps.
2 POUNDS V BEST FINE GRAN
ULATED SUGAR twenty
pounds for
And thirty green trading stamps.
HEADQUARTERS FOR CHEESE
Full Cream New Tork Cheese,
pound
And twenty green trading stamps.
20c
25c
20c
15c
Virginia Swing Ch ", j
pound
And ten areen traUiiiK iamp.
Hrlck Cheese, full cream, On
pound mUL
And ten green .trading stamps.
Bayles After Dinner Cheese, JQc
And Ave green trading stamp.
butter! "
FRE8H COUNTRY BUTTER
per pound
Creamery Butter, freah dally. Fre
Ice cold buttermilk to all.
. BULK PICKLtUB.,
California Ripe Olives, O'J
per pint
And twenty green trading stamps.
Sour Pickles, .
per quart I VIC
And ten green trading stamps.
Chow Chow Pickles, je
quart I OW
And ten green trading stamps.
Small Sweet Pickles, . Oftr-
quart iUC
And ten green trading stamp.
Shredded Codfish,
package
Jell-O, aauorted, three pack
ages for
And ten green trading stamps.
Corn. 2-lb. ran ,te
Tomatoes, 2-lb. ran o
Anderson's tomato soup, ran So
PU'kles, aaeorled, buttle o
5c
25c
25c
lopular
I9c
German Linen Suiting In all colors, very popular
for suits, regular price 25c and 30c,
Saturday only, a yard
1000 40-lnch White Lawn, in lengths from 2
yards, worth to 18c, Saturday only,
a yard
to S
121c
Big White Goods Bargains 100 pieces fine White Eng
lish Nainsook, full 36-lnrh wide, our fine 20c quality
we put on sale for one day only,
Saturday, a yard
15c
TWO VERY SPECIAL SALES IN WASH GOODS
SECTION SATURDAY EVENING -From
.7 to 10 P. M. 100 pieces Lawns with small
floral patterns, fast colors,
a yard, only
3Jc
600 pieces Imported Swiss Mull for nice sheer white
dresses, regular prices 15c, 20c and 25c, all at one
price Saturday evening, from 7 to
10 P. M., a yard.
TSSBBSBOtBBSBBSSK.
river's New Sachet
FloraLinye
Every lady purchaser
in perfume section Sat
urday gets a dainty,
sachet of Flonvmye
FREE.
Flor&mye Sail &t 75c an ounce
Floramye Extract
A delicious perfume
Per ounce, in bulk ... JC
Perfumery Main Floor
MEN'S, BOYS' AND YOUTH'S CLOTHING
values up to $12.50, at 97.AO, 3 00
4.50
-Brokaw
7.50
5.00
2.50
IH'TCHESS TROUSERS 10c HuUon, 91.00 a Rip New Shipment of Light Weight.
6 CASES OF MEN'S FANCY UNDERWEAR Meshes, poroua knit, balbrlggans and
35c
87c
Coats and Trousers Boys' 14 to 20 years
$9, lM.no, 94.00 and
Men's 32 to 46 size, values up to $20, at f 15, $12.50, 910,
97.50, 95.00 and , '. .
SUIT SALE The Ever Popular Hlue Serge Also fancy Cheviots Worsted
Bros..HlrBch, Wick wire & Co's. makes, Suit values up to $30,
at 915, 912.50, 910 and
45 Young Men's Suits, 16 to 20, worth and sold up to $12.50,
at
.Special Lot of Trousers, out of suits, worth up to $6,
at
other weaves, exceptionally good 60c values.
baiurday sale, each
SUSPENDERS
And Thirty Green Trading Stamps
Our 92-BO Mohair and SL'k SblrU, Saturday
at
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY ONLY.
Men's $15 Panamas,
at
Men's $10 Leghorns,
at..
Men's $5 Panamas,
at '. i
MEN'S SAILORS, NOVELTIES All shapes and styles,
93.00 down to
Men's, Hoy's and Children's Straw Hats Values up to $1.00,
at
1.63
...7.50
5.00
2.50
50c
25c
PAPERS OF EXPENSIVE KINDS'
tattle ! kr Hmm laltea
Stale Predaeta ef Other
Coaatrlee.
American uaere of tnrporlea paper have
to nay hta;U price became of the duty.
yet a treat deal of foreign made paper
cornea Into New York every year. Ili.nl
trade papers form the bulk of these Ira
portatlona, for while Amoricau aper mill
are not far behind their foreign rompeti
tors In making machine paer, there (a
no comparison to be made In the hand
turned klnda.
Almoat all hand made papers come from
Japan, with Italy and France following
In the order named, liuperlul Japan paper
Is one of the fluest of the Japanrae brand,
with numerous Imitations berauae el ki
uty. ,
Experts deckle whether a paper la genu
Ine Imperial Japan or an Imitation by look
ing along the aurfare toward the light.
ir tt Is genulue It pvwwntg.a woolly ap-
peaeea, taowa tfc surface U perfewtly
' Is o
r writ
tea
smooth. This paper la as tough and firm
as a piece of light cloth.
W I expensive of the hand made pa perk
imported from Japan la the lnperlal Japa
nese vellum, the cot of which Is 1116 a
ream of cherts.
A curious y of determining whether
a paper is hand made or produced by ma
chinery la to drop it on at (.ill water. If Ii
la hand made it will lie flat, if nut the
paper will quickly curl.
A New- Yorkt-r of poetic tncliualion
puhllahed a volume of his vefaea. He
ordered the printer to use the most ex
pensive .paper procurable. An edition ot
l.fcv copie waa r-ir.ted and s few were
distributed by Die proud author to his ad
miring friend. Kach biiok ccet the poet
17 50.
lie is one of the few poet who ave
gone in for very esprnelve printing. The
paper used waa hand made and the deco
rations were gorgeout. About 80 per cent
of the edll'oii ,1a in the hand of a New-
York hookaellxr, and If he aella a book
occasionally he reeeKes a generous com
mission.
One very peculiar paper rren Japan Is
Sc 1
I
Hr iLij'ijjmii'WYi a.iii,ijaji.aiiisa.ii1 m in iwum mm uii i ! ii i nwnis awnmiiui ihiii m i ill i mi iui.i nimi inn lis I iFUHIlltliai i an mi VV S
11 111 i ii in n -nrrjaBag-1 ' 1 IJWiw sy. a
I rHllcd kuro nakaboha. It la made by hand ! from i m 1.1 rnii a iwund. I ,ir.,inn nn-vin fnr m,ma nf vi.. ,.t .... , ... .. I " !'. .
Hll.'d kuro nakaboha. It la made by hand
and leniiiliia unllniHtied. except for cure.
legly aaiird hlta of feathers, dry
leave, twigs and aaeiningly, whatocr
trih r.,uy be near tlie workniun engaged
in the making. Theae pie,., are thrown
upon I he paper and give it a decidedly
surprising effect.
Commercial papers of American manu
facture luive nothing to boast of cither In
the pfneas of their manufacture or their
finished appearance. The cheapest of
tnese is ld at I rent a pound, while the
b-l linen papers bring from 36 to 40 cents.
An ordinary novel one of I he Iwat sell
er, for inbtance costing II. Ji. la usually
ptlr.tel on paper worth hImiiii ji rents
a piund. The ni.inil.i puner in which the
salesgirl wiapv up your novel ordinarily
is worth twice us much.
When you eoine to a picture in your book
you find it generally on a (month, gloy
rmg. Tliia la coated paper, made exactly
like the other pugee, hut having a surface
produced by coveting it with a certain kind
of (lay and subjecting it to great pressure
aad beat. This sort ot paper uaually ousts
from i to lu cents a pound
Writing and note papers, sold in the cor
ner drug stores iu all colors, are worth
usually 25. 'Jl or 75 cents a pound. The
man who makes these papers sells then for
i. 10 and 10 rent a.
Water marking papers in America is a
business proposition with no frills to it. In
Japan, Italy and France the makers of
hand made papers indulge their fancies
and the Jap have made wonderful designs
as water marks.
They include entire landscapes in some
of their niure rlalMirate papers and even
photographs are icpn dured. An American
firm has letterheads made of this Japan
papi"r with lh- til ni's iiHine and address
cable . .aie, branch olTlca and so on, all
included in the water mark.
A clothing house hi a western citv uws
the old Knlii-li tiyle paper. Hume of its
rec ui prouui tionji in Dooairt lorm were
made of Italian iiand mud paper which
had been dipped In coffee to give it an an
tlqiie appearance.
Hugar paper la f ie,iienlly uaed for covers.
It Is a sort of rice paper, stiff and damp
woof
dlnary function, wnich is packing for sugai
barrels. After being soaked. It dries In
wrinkles, and half tone ruts printed on thib
paper give the effect of an etching.
Dealers in rare or antique books have of
ten to mend the Injured volumes In their
possession, and this they do ingeniously
without destroying the book by inserting
new paper. Old books of all sorts are
bought and filed by year and date of pub
lication. When a valuable book of a certain
period become mutilated the dealer takes
his patch paper from the book of the
proper year and does his repairing without
breaking the uniformly aged appeaianca of
the volume. New York Sun.
list sapaay Mast Par for Trees.
The New York court of appeals rule
that it gas company Is responsible for the
destruction of trees by the leaking of it
plpea. Street tree have no worse enuiie
than leaking gas pipes. The roots absorb
poison from the soil permeated by illum
inating gas. Rows of beautiful trees, lusty
green and umbrageous, are often marred
and the effect destroyed by the unex
It derives its name from Us or-1 plained death of three or four and s loss
of vigor of several others In the very cen
ter of the row. The cause is unexplained
until the soil is dug up and found to be
charged with gas from a leaky pipe.-Phll-adelphla
Preaa.
An Hoaeel Trams.
"Lady, won t you give a poor old fellow
something to eat? I'm an honest ram,"
pleaded the tramp at the back door.
Prove your honesty," suggested the
kweet little woman.
"I have not suffered from the Ban fren
isco earthquake."
Without another word he waa taken In
and given such a feast as seldom faUs to
the lot of those who take so many free
rides on the railroads Judge.
In
W llllac to Take a f kaaoe.
'Ain't you rather young to be left
charge of a drug store?"
Perhapa so. ma'am; what ran I do for
you?"
1o your employers know it's dangerous
to leave a mere boy like you In charge of
such a plane?"
"I am eompeteot to serve yeu. snadaan. If
1
you will state your wants "
Don t they know you nilght me
th7.."h",beu'r'ototh-r' aow"
"I can serve you just a well as they . ;
and as cheaply."
"Well you may give me a -cent stsmp.
but it don't look right" -Houston Post.
As Interpreted. ,
The Maid-I put a piece of wedding cake
under my pillow to dream over last night.
The Widow And what did you dream?
The Maid Oh. something awful. I
dreamed I was being pursued by a great
beast, and although I tried to run, niv
llmbe suddenly got so weak I 'couldn't
move a step.
The Widow And that's Juet ,the Way
you will feel when the right beaut ionics
along, my dear. Columbus Dispatch.
No trouble to And lost articles if otf
advertise, for them In the "Uoef volume
oa Tke Be wast ad BAge,