THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1903.
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WEDNESDAY IS TIIE DAY WE SELL
$2.50 Embroidered Lingerie
WAIST PATTERNS AT 59c
Nearly 600 of these elaborate semi-made waists made of
dainty sheer white fabrics many are hand embroidered
some have narrow lace insertions
. and clusters of tucks all the new
est and most popular effects
have sold at dollar and a half up
to two dollars and a half each
Wednesday at
! 2 BIG BASEMENT BARGAINS
Everv desirable style imaginable in Dress Swisses, fine Ba-
- . a 41111 -
tiste and Printed La-wns these are lull dous
taken from our regular stock worth up to 25c
yard one of the biggest bargains of the sea
son, Wednesday yard
Long mill lengths 40-inch India Linon and White
Embroidered Madras for waists and dresses-
all exceptional bargains
Ladles' Striped Gingham
PETTICOATS
Then Summer Petticoats are
well made and finished
with wide ruffles and trim
med with f jt
wash braid fl jr.
regularly It 4. jffO
worth one W til
dollar ILxJr L
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50c Laces, in Net Tops, Appliques, Bauds,
Medallions, Galloons, etc., 7 f1 !Qn
white, cream, ecru and black... ml2,mUK
Remember the Great Sale of
Ladies' Shoes
and Oxfords
Grand Bargains
Thursday at Brandeis
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! CHARLES A, TOWNE IN C1TI
Tammany Congressman with Varied Career
Deolines to Diicuti Hearst.
OTHER POLITICS IN HOTEL CORRIDORS
R. B. Windham Thinks Pollard Has
It and Edajar Howard Says
Platte County is Not
for Berse.
Congressman Charles A. Towns of New
York, candidate for vice president on the
Bryan ticket In 1900, was an Omaha visitor
for a short while Tuesday morning, taking
breakfast at the Paxton hotel. - Mr. Towne
left at 1:46 o'clock for Glen wood, la.,
where he spoke Tuesday afternoon. Mr.
Towne declined to be Interviewed on poli
tics, lie Is a Tammany man and he re
fused to say what Tammany would do In
, the Hearst gubernatorial campaign.
Charles A. Towne has had a varied career
In politics. He first came lniu prominence
as a Minnesota congressman from the
Duluth district, . wiilch the Inimitable J.
Adam Beds now represents, Duluth being
ills old home. He waa a republican then
and remained such until the campaign of
1N6, when he, with John IJnd and other
Minnesota republicans, swltohed over, first
calling themselves silver republicans. Find
ing no permanent shelter as "silver repub
licans" they became democrats. And Towne
lost his seat In congress. He rsn for It
aa a democrat, but Page Morris, now fed
eral 'Judge In Duluth, beat him. Towne's
friends declared he had committed political
suicide and he is said to have formed a
high opinion later of their Judgment. He
waa the acknowledged leader for the next
vacancy In the 4'nlted States senate until
' he changed hia politics and here Is where
one . of those strange freaks of political
affairs comes In.
H committed political suicide; he for
, felled all that fortune permanently held
for him In the North, Star stats and yet
he was the next man sent from Minnesota
to the United States senate. He succeeded
Cukmn K. Pavla In the winter of 1901,
but his tern was of brief duration.
Davli', who had two more yars to serve.
died In November, 1900. John L'.ml, demo
crt. was governor until Janua-y S, 1901
when he waa succeeded by Stmi. l R. Van
Sam, who liiid lvn elected In November.
When the legislature convened. I.immry 3,
It tecs roe I.lnd'a duty, or at leai right, to
mini- a suct-ejisor to Pa vis. TJ' it, though
t thut tivie. not on the friendliest personal
U'rms with Duluth'a sllver-ur.fiued orator,
bowed to the , will of his party and named
Towne. Towns served until March 4, when
Moses K. Clapp, elected by the republican
legislature after an interesting contest,
took hts sent.
His running .for vice president In 190O Is
a bit of political history that helped along
the crnsy-qullt record.
Towne then plunged Into the oil business
at Beaumont. Tex.. Then ho went to New
Tork, giving the Impression he was through
with politics and rumors floated out over
the country that he had amassed a fortune
and was a pluto. But It wasn't long till
the familiar voice and the familiar name
of "Charley Towne" were wafted with
their magic charm from one end of the
political arena to the other and Tammany
put him In congress.
"We think the action of Nemaha county
indicates the nomination of Congressman
Pollard," said Representative Wlndhsm of
Cass county, floor leader of ths house In
the last legislature. "Of course, there Is
some talk of Lncastsr county wavering
t the last In Its support of him, but his
friends scarcely look for a repudiation of
its pledge by Incaster.
' "Senator Sheldon, we think, has a good
chance for the nomination for governor;
we think a little better chance than any of
his opponents. Personally I believe Shel
don Is a strong maa and would not only
mi a difflouU um to bat, bat a good
Sea Our 5
Window i
Display
of J
Wash 5
Salt
a
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yard.
Ladies' Short Kimonos and
Dressing Sacques
Made of crepes, lawns,' In
Persian patterns and Jap
designs, light and dark
shades all
sizes
actually
worth i
dollar-
each.
Watch lor the Big sale ol
Ladies' Shirt Waist
Suits at $1.98
At Brandeis Thursday
governor If eleoted. His record In the two
sessions of the legislature In which ha haa
served Is all to his credit and there Is no
reaaon to suppose he would not continue
along the same lines of faithful service.
"Cass county has done nothing toward
the selection of Its candldstes for the leg
islaturethat Is, ths republican havs not.
Personally, I have decided not to b a
candidate for the house nor senate. I ex
pect to see new and unknown men In
politics picked out for both branches."
It Is known from outside sources that
Mr. Windham was assured by the repub
lican leaders of Cass county that he could
have his choice of the nomination for ths
house or senate, and would receive the
unqualified support of the party for either,
but he declined the honor.
Edgar Howard of Columbus Is an Omaha
visitor, being one of the editorial pilgrims
to the shrine of Ak-Sar-Ben Monday
night:
"Political matters are a little quiescent
up In Platte county," he said, "even
though the Platte county democrats are
claimed to have endorsed the candidacy
of George W. Berg for governor up there
the other day. The sentiment was wholly
a manufactured one, and does not reflect
the democratic, sentiment In Platte county
Dy any means, it wss a case or snap
Judgment and will cut no figure politically
with the democrats of that section."
DAHLMAN TO MEET BRYAN
Mayor of Omaha on Committee of
Reception at Madison,
"qaare Harden.
Mayor Dahlman haa received notification
from Il Nixon, the democratic leader
of New Tork, that he has been ap
pointed on the Bryan reception committee,
of which Governor Folk Is chairman. The
mayor also is In receipt of a letter from
Norman B. Mack, chairman of the na
tional executive committee, asklug htm as
national committeeman from Nebraska to
appoint a delegation of ten from this state.
The mayor has not yet picked out the
delegation.
He and Mayor Brown of Lincoln are In
correspondence regarding plans for the
Journey of Nebraskans who will swell the
crowd at Madison Square Garden August
80. It Is about settled that a special Bleep
ing car will be chartered for the demo
crats from the Antelope state and appli
cation has been made for seventy-five
tickets at the reception. Mayors Dahlman
and Brown are the two focal points about
which the Nebraska contingent will gather
and both will recruit for disciples of
Bryan who have the desire and the means
to run down to Manhattan when his ship
comes in.
Go to Stw York on toe Lehigh.
Double track scenic highway. Connects
at Buffalo or Niagara Falls with sll lines
from the west.
Write passenger department, Lehigh Val
ley R. R.. 11 South Clark St., Chicago. 111.
Hew York and Philadelphia.
cannot be more pleasantly or conveniently
reecnea man oy the Grand Trunk-Lehigh
Valley Double Track Route via Niagara
Falls. Solid through trains, magnificent
scenery.
Mortality tatlstlrs.
The following births and deaths havs
been reported 10 the Board of Health cur
ing the twenty-four hours ending at noon
Tuesday ;
births Edward I- Bradley, 271S Popple.
ion avenue, boy: tlwood Beatty, ir
'"n. sin; jnnn t-veias, 617 William
sin
boy
John Conon. IC3 North Twenty-third!
jonn napman, nc urand avenue.
qui: men t aiupnen, .-n.it Hamilton, girl
John lHhray. Fourth and Bancroft. buv
men t amphell, ih.ti Hamilton, alrl:
Fred Davis. 1(13 Ohio, girl: Charles Duke
161 Nicholas. bo ; Fred Darts. IT3 Burt.
boy; I'harlHS KJIts. Is! a ijrim, boy: Claude
GlllUm, :t Charles, girl; 8am Gentes, 11:4
i rncsKo. dot: ver jensen. vr; Homh
Fifty-first, girl; A. Raum. 70S South Six
teenth girl: m. l Mens, atls Charles, boy.
Deaths ft, E. Roa-ers. General hcsDltal.
T: Joseph Tsarcsya, Twut-f ourta UJ
tucaory, sa
pie
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OMAIIA WEATHER FORECAST
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ckex nunxa
Specials in Hardware Wednesday
l-quart tin Toruato Cans, per
And ten green trsdlng stamps.
Fruit Jar "Wrenches, extra pood 10c
And ten green trsdlng stsmps.
Sealing Wax Strings, per dozen 3c
Extra good Clothes Line, 50 feet 20c
And twenty green trading stamps.
Extra good Scrub Brush 10c
And ten green trading stamps.
Hunter pattern Flour Sifter 10c
And ten green trading stamps.
Shaker Flour Sifter 19c
And twenty green trading stamps.
Extra nice Japanned Flour Can 75c
And forty green trading stamps.
Extra nice Japanned Bread Box, 53c, 63c and 73c
And thirty green trading stamps.
Wash Boiler, prices up from 96o
And forty green trading stamps,
pedal prtoes oa Xanges, Cook stores, Oss Ban-ss, eta for the next two weeks.
BENNETT'S BIG GROCERY
Onr Busy Grocery Is a lively proposition, all our customers are pleased.
Bennett s Capitol Coffey, pound package 2 Bo
And ten green trading stsmps.
Basket Fired Japan Tea, pound 38c
And twenty green trsdlng stamps.
Pickling Spices, whole pound 95o
And ten green trading stamps.
gCVTtTCft.
New Potstoes
Worcester Table Salt, two sacks 18o
And ten green tradln gstamps.
Peanut Butter. H lb Jar 18o
And ten green trading stamps.
Wiggle Stick Bluing, six sticks .. . . , BSe
And ten green trading stamps.
Jell-O, assorted, three packages 880
And ten green trading stamps.
Japan Rice, two pounds 140
And ten green trading stamps.
Imported Macaroni, pound package 15o
And ten green trading stamps.
ptBtimnnrnMirr
DlAUKJlTvrKTTtllis
OMAHAJEB.
Bennett's Capitol
Wheat, pkg 10o
And five green trading stamps,
Bennett's Capitol Extracts,
assorted bottle 18o
And ten gren trading stamps. i
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Aug.
Aug. 11,
(Special G. A. R.
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Vftltfft AND
IVIIIMIMLHI ULIO
MLW
All ICE E back a
August 11fh.
VIA THE
THE BEST OF EVERYTHING
Th Only Doubl Track Lin
CITY OFFICES. 1401-1403 FAR NAM STREET.
AND
Denver. Colorado Springs and
Pueblo
51750
( f COO To an3e
p lw September
VIA
UNION PACIFIC
The Popular Root to Colorado.
Inquire) at
OTI TICKET OFFICE, 1334 FARNAM ST.
'Phone Donglaa 834.
When You Write
to Advertisers
a. 1,- .n . wl r, atrnke or two Of
II Will l Jii - - .. -
the pen to mention the fact that you saw
their ad in 1 ne nee.
BOTCLk
'COMFORT WITHOUT EXTRAVAGANCE.'
at the New Transient. Steel Built. Fireproof
HOTEL WOODSTOCK.
US-1M
arorr,
t. T. City. 1
at Otmsa Catn
sa tut e LMiun
Tims sutr. the m r aeut
1 tke city, la tte auaal t tMt
Ifcvaslert saS clitSc sa4 ss
Ik skassiss StMrtet. saw
4 "L" ,otU nl BrxM twmt
mn SJact. slars s,ri
Bo4tloa, lor sue. Moaors
NMi HU hth, (1 U. LSI.
snetM sll Hsst rinni ss4
emu wlii snw bth. It
Clwlre nsnrant huM.
w. M. vaUQUB-rrs.
Alss Umul IMrvtas. Bss-
Mm
pill
Probably Shower Wednesday
mure uixt iiue
dozen
,lso
Ginger Ale, bottle X0o
Blood of flrape, tlnt bottle
And ten green trading stamps.
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4, 5,6.
AND n
12, 3
Train Aug. 11.)
RETURN
Erery day to
September 80th.
ALSO
P'nts- Tickets on tale
1 to 22.
"Follow the FIa.'
LOW RATES
HEW ENGLAND POINTS
SOLD
BART IX JUNE, JULY II, AUfi. I
AND 22, SEPT. 5 AID 19
Ak
WABASH CITY OPFICB,
1901 Fsrum St,
or address
HABRT K. MOORED, O. A. F.
VCaiMkah &. IV,
Omavha, ... Kobrwaka
II . A 1
J 8 mw$? i
I hJS c
38c H B ftY,llMRfV J a
II Vggtf
Children's Oxfords
There's a fine variety of Children's
Oxfords here. Boys' and Girls' sizes
In Oxfords, Bluchers, Gibson Ties, etc.
Our Oxfords will fit the child's foot
properly. Most Oxfords don't.
Bring In the children.
Kid or patent leather, or canvas,
with low or spring heels.
$1.25 to $2.50
According to Slue.
The children's feet ws fit with Ox
fords will be fitted comfortably.
SEE OUR CHIUJREN'S WINDOW.
FRY SHOE CO.
THE S HO ERA,
16th and Douglas Sfi.
25c and 35c
Tooth Brushes,
10c Each
f.1.20 Per lKweri.
Brother Druggists, here's a chance
for you to lay In a stock at less than
one-half the regular wholesale price.
Six thousand eight1 hundred and forty
tooth brushes bought as outs direct
from the factory. Now Is the time to
order for the family. Phone your
order and If not more than satisfied
return them.
Beaton Drug Co.,
Fifteenth and Farnam.
Greatest Tooth Brush Sale ever held
In the west.
New Shoe
YOU EXPECT
your shoes to have an up-to-date ap
pearance. BUY WALK-OVER SHOES
and you will have more than that, for
we are selling the advance styles for
Fall.
Best values and snappiest styles ever
shown In the west at
$3.50 and $4.00
BUT YOURS AT THE)
Walk-Over Shoe Store,
1521 Farnam St.
Ed S. Thompson, the Walkover Man.
A cold bottle will
just suit your taste
on a hot day so
refreshing. :: :: :
Order a Case.
JETTER BREWING CO.
South Omaha, 'Phone I.
Omaha Headquarter.
HUGO F. BII, 7..
Fourteenth and DoukUs.
Telephone Douglas 1641.
Co. Bluffs Headquarters,
I, EE MITCH KM-.
1011 Main Street. Tel. 10.
Business
Boosters
Try ths Want AS
Columns of Th Ban.
schools n roii.EfiEs.
DELLEVUE COLLEGE
COLLEOE-Clasalcal, scientific, philoso
phical courses.
ACADEMY An sccredlted High School
Prepares for Hellavue or any other col
lege or univerniiy.
j NORMAL, SCHOOIElementary and ad
' vanced courses. Onlflcstes (ranted.
I CONSERVATORY Theory of muslo, pi
ano, voice, violin, elocution and art.
CONNECTIONS with Omaha; Electrl-
hue and Hurllngton Railway.
, Fall semester opens September 18.
1 Address President vad worth. Bellevu'-
Neb.
WlSoCOLlEGE FOR W OME
' In ths beautiful Cumberland Valley. Coursi
I lead ln to degrees of A.. B. and Mua.
, Classics. Music, Art. A most excellent far.
t ulty. Campus to acres; 14 buildings; ratei
mcdsrate. M. U. REASER. Pb D , Prss't
H CUUju Are, CAnQ, rAm
i&liltlt.lJyiannK
Styles!
TOP II
I THg PERFEC T BEER 1
Our Great Water
Greatest
Bargain
Ever
ffifrDEK
THE RELIABLE STORE
A FEW OF THE WEDNESDAY BARGAINS
$20.00 and
$25.00
White Wash Suits, $4.95
The greatest bargain sale of "White Wash Suits ever known
in Omaha, will begin "Wednesday A. M., when we will
place on sale the finest line of White AY ash Dresses shown
in the city this season. Made in Princess and Shirt
"Waist styles, of fine Lingeries, Batistes, Q
Mulls, Persian Lawns, etc., beautifully Vj
trimmed regular $'20 and $25 values
absolutely undamaged, choice "Wednesday.
Best Clothing Bargains in Omaha
MEN'S OVTIXO rAXTH which "old
regularly up to $.3. SO all sizes, all
patterns, all colors, an unequalled
bargain opportunity,
1.95
Wednesday, at
Th Superior Quality and Variety of our Men's Suit Offerings Is Attracting
Many New Oistomera to Our store
Our Wednesday bargains will s aa
delight you 10.UO, $7.50 and D.UU
Wednesday's Great Notion Sale
In order to ouioklv reduce our prpat Notinn stank nil lrinrla
of staple notions will be sold "Wednesday at from one-half to one-
nun acuiai seuing price. Don't
ednesday sale.
Delonu's Hooks and
2 spools Hasting
Cotton for
2 Aluminum Thim
bles Wednesday . .
2 packages Oold Eye
Needles (best) ...
2 packages Pins,
Wednesday
Kyes, per
card
5c
2 package Hair Tins
Ptns
1c
Wednesday
for
2 spools Silk
Thread for
2 Shoe Strings
Wednesday
2 Corset Laces
Wednesday
1c
Ic
1c
I'lns
Black Darning Cotton,
Wednesday, per f
ball IC
8 dozen Nursery Tins
Wednesday
for
Ac
Many other Notion Bar
gains Wednesday,
Omaha's Greatest Grocery Dept.
High Class Groceries at Low Prices
Dnndlcolle A Oaudtn Cherries, per
bottle 5o
1-lb. Jars Bishop's Jams, asst'd kinds 9 Bo
H-Plnt. bottle Lea A Perrln's Sauce.. 850
Russian Caviar, per oan ...3So
J -os Jar Cudahy's Beef Extract 33o
1-lb jars Reiner's Dundee Marmalade BBc
I.arsent-r's Pickles, per bottla 80o
Peanut Butter, per jar o
Fancy ripe Olives, per can BBo
Imported Pardlnes, psr can 8o
Imported Smoked Sardines, per can . .8Vio
H-lb. can Walter Baker's Cocoa Boo
Bromsngelon and Jell-O, per pkg.,..THo
pottsd Meats, per can So
em
Homeseekeps' Excursion
Missouri, Arkansas. Indian Terrltoru.
Louisiana, New Mexico,
Oklahoma, Texas, Republic ot Mexleo.
TUESDAYS
1906, Via
MISSOURI PACIFIC RY. & IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE.
TOM HTGHES, T. P. T. F. GODFREY, P. T. A.,
OMAHA, NEB.
H. C TOWN8BHD, General Passenger and Ticket Afent,
8T. LOUIS, MO.
OMAIIA to MIIHIEAPOLIS and RETURN
VIA
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
The Short Line to Minneapolis."
ACCOUNT NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT G. A. R.
Tickets on sale August 11, 12 and 13. Long Return Limit.
Leave Omaha, 8:00 a. m.j Arrive Minneapolis, 6:50 p. m.
Leave Omaha, 8:30 p. m.; Arrive Minneapolis, 7:25 a. m.
Tickets good in both Standard and Tourist Sleepers.
City Ticket Office. 1402 Farnam Qt., Omaha
tit IIOOI.S
JiyfifentvorthllM
Damage Sale.
Still in
Full
Blast
MKVS Ot'TINO SriTfl In the very
nohhlet style and patterns, unsur
passed In quality and lit the most
attrnctlve values ever' offered at
a.7s, .voo
and
7.50
tail to take advantage of this
lc
Ic
Ic
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Klernert's
all sizes,
at
Drews Shields,
122c
20c Tooth H rushes, Q
Wednesday at .... J C
Envelopes, per
pkg. of 25, at. ... Q,
Tearl nut tons, f
per dor.en IC
W a r n o rs Fnatherhone,
Wednesday, per M 1
yard "2C
Warner's Silk Covered
Feather none, 7 1
Wednesday, yd. .. i C
Ona Mors Day for ths Blg Tlont Bala All
our patrons could not set waited on
Monday for this bis: bariraln In flour,
" and w have decided to let every house-
keeper In Omaha who Is a lover of tha
best Fancy Highest Patent Minnesota
Hard Wlntsr Wheat Flour a ohanc to
buy a sack and will place It on sals for
oneday mora, at, psr 48-lb j QQ
Flnmbs for Jslly
Largs grape, basket fancy Oar OlM
Plumbs IJB
Psaohsa, Peaohas, Psaohsa
Two-basket crates of fancy Ark. 'Tfln
Alberta Freestone Peaches, crate..
Q) 0) f V
Special
August ?t& anfTaiss.
September 4th and lftth,
October 2d and 10th.
Aovember fltb and BOtn.
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