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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 15, 1906)
r EDITORIAL SECTION. Pages 9 to 16. Qooa Into th Horn THE OMAHA DEC Best t'hn. West VOL. XXXVI-NO. 77. OMAIIA, SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 15, 1906. SINGLE COPY THREE CENTS. The Omaha Daily Bee. 1M (DUHA WKATnEIl FORECAST Saturday Mtrmrm. ED GREEM TMD1K8 STAMPS EVEBY TIME Fyrography Pyrography New Bennett Specia.1 Outfit 800 Bennett Special Outfits all materials complete In long box. Saturday we will' In troduce this 1 new outfit at a&es&sJ The following pieces will be given free with each outfit: 1 work box, 1 jewel box, 1 picture frame and S3 practice panels. This outfit was made especially for The Ben net Company, and if bought in separate parts would be worth $3.60. We're Headquartera for PYR0GR.APHY SUPPLIES September iCarpet and Rug Sale Brussel Carpet Alex. Smith & Son's high , pile, fast color Tapestry Brussel Carpets that sell for 85c a yard, tQ ON SALE SATURDAY, a yard JJC All the Extra Axminster and High Grade Wilton Velvet Car pet, in conventional and floral patterns that sell for OP $1.50 and $L75, IN ONE LOT, a yard at OJC Room Size Sample Brussel Rugs, 9x12, in all colors, 1 O 7 C Oriental and floral patterns, worth $21, on sale at. I- i 7 Room Size Axminster Rugs, 9x12, all made of extra fine wool, striotly fast colors, in Oriental and floral patterns A 7 C a big variety to select from, regular $27.50 rug. mZr $ 9 September rsLpery SeJe Tapestry Portieres, Rope Por tieres, Lace Curtains, Door Panels Heavy Tapestry Portieres, Some with extra long double knot ted fringe, others with corded sides and bottoms; also some with tapestry borders, in all colors, sell regularly for 1 Q $4.50, $5 and $6 a pair, ALL IN ONE LOT, each . Rope Portieres, Some slightly damaged, others soiled, in all colors, sell regularly up to $6.75, IN ONE LOT- QQ CHOICE .VOC Irish Point Lace Curtains, extra fine Applique mounted on imported French nets, regular $4.50 curtains, y CA ' a pair, for fd3 Irish Point aad Brussels Net Curtains, made of fine French nets, all new patterns, soirie have plain centers with borders, others are all-over effects, a big variety to select' from CURTAINS THAT SELL FOR $5.00 and $6.00 'Z r a pair, IN ONE LOT, a pair, at i O Real Lace Door Panels, made of extra heavy durable nets, with corded and Applique Medallions, fifty patterns to select from, sell regularly for $1.50 and $2.00, YOUR 4(1 CHOICE, each fJC FURNITURE SPECIAL DINING CHAIR . SALE SATURDAY ONLY Golden Oak Finish Dining Chair, full brace arm, wood seat, Qri $1.25 value for 7 UC i New Fall Millinery Styles for Fall Are Decidedly Novel. Ihe Neatest, Trimmiest and Most CharmiO HATS You Ever Sato Will Have their First Fall Showing Saturday at BENNETTS. Styles and Shapes are Cunning, Unique and Very Original. Colorings are Rich and Hare. That Which is to 'Male a Decided Hit is Knawn as TAUPE. A Shade Closely Akin to Smoke Grey. Greens are Very Popular and 2 heir Graduations are Wonderfully Varied, Hanging From the Darkest Laurels to Absinthe. Wood Shades are Very Prominent. Pastel Colorings are out of Date. Autumn Tints are Pronounced as Becomes Fall. We are Showing a very Beautiful Line of HATS That Will Make Histary for Fall-1906. You are Invited to See Them. The Original Peter Tan conies trimmed with beauti ful Scottish plaid bands and quUls. It is destined to be the best selling $6.00 hat of the season. The varieties in colorings give each wearer the solace of knowing that the hat she wears is one in a thousand, 5.00 HERE'S A SPECIAL BEXXETT PBOni CT. The Lady Aberdeen Turban It's a dream, a daisy. It's a round, soft, close-fitting hat, trimmed with pom poms in all colors, including most of the new and popular shades, cerise, taupe, absinthe (In its various graduations), and Burgundies in all their deli cacies of tint price I 10.00 YOU SHOULD SEE Ol'B POPULAB LINE OP .1.00 HATS. THE VARIETIES ANI STYLES ARE DASHY. NOVELTIES OFFERED AT THIS POPLAR FIGURE ENTITLES US TO THE XAME OF BEING OMAHA'S LEADING POPULAR PRICE MILLINERY HOUSE. Everybody Interested m Fine Millinery Should Visit this Department Saturday. School Points and Art Studies. Beautiful Art Study Picture "for Water Color and Oil Painting. One hundred Studies at 10c One hundred Studies at tSc One hundred Studies at.. 25c One hundred Studies at 83c Pictures on display 16th St. window all week. . , 18x24 Academy boards, for oil painting ISc 72-pound Whatman Water Color Paper 15c Water Color . Pads, extra fine paper 10c Water Color Brushes. No. 7 4c Frames fcr The Bee Pictures 35 j -V-h gjrff. VMM SPECIALS IN HARDWARE SATURDAY We're opening up our big Stove Department with one of the largest certainly the best select edlines of Heaters, Base Burn ers and Ranges ever shown in Omaha. The Famous Peninsular takes the lead in the display as it does in the whole stove world. 19c can Sapolln Stovepipe Enamel, large can 15c ' And Ten Green Tradiug Stamps. Six-inch Stovepipe, per Joint.., lOc Six-inch Elbows, each ., Be Wash Boilers, up from . . ...9flo And Forty Green Trading Stamps. Universal Food Choppers, $1.98, $1.08 and .96c And Forty Green Trading Stamps. Fancy Knife and Fork Box 45c ; ' And Twenty Green Trading Stamps. Paring Knives, best quality 10c And Ten Green Grading Stamps. Never-Break Steel Skillet at 38c, 32c or 28c And Twenty Green Trading Stamps. Extra Good Pair Shears .....25c And Twenty Green Trading Stamps. Extra Good Lanterns, 98c, 76c or 66c And Thirty Green Trading Stamps. Six-inch Stovepipe Dampers ie CROCKERY Hundreds of Cups and Saucers from Our Great 10c China Sale. Saturday we will sell a Cup and Saucer for 10c All Fruit Saucers left will go on sale, each. 5c New Jardinieres Ceramic Decorations, beautiful goods, all sizes, at $3.00, $2.50, $1.50 and $1.00 Many Handsome Jar diner es, at 29c, 39c, 49c, 69c and up any size, color or price you want. New Pieces of Cut Qlass on our tables, at ; $1.79 New cuttings, new shapes, values up to $3.00, for. . . . ; .,$1.79 New Cut Glass Water Sets the Bermuda cutting, new and beautiful, SET OF SEVEN PIECES at $12.00 Tumblers at, dozen .$10.00 Beautiful French China Dinner Set of 100 pieces, made by Haviland & Co., good shapes and nice treatment of gold, a $35.00 value for.". . . .$25.00 Our Greatest Efforts are Cen tered in Our $10.00 Sets They're worth investigating, finest values ever shown, 100 pieces sets at.', $10.00 New Japanese China Novelties the Red Satsuma decora tion, 25o values, choice. . ,15c 2nd Floor. BENNETT'S BIG GROCERY Saturday's mosey saving list for the best there U. Arrangements (or big business. Quick service. Teas, any kind, pound..... ..680 And 60 Green Trading Stamps. Imperial Japan Tea, pound... 35o And i!0 Green Trading Stamps. Java and Mocha Coffee, 8 pound. . . .91.00 And 60 Green Trading- Stamps. Benett'a Breakfast Coffee, 2-lb. ran..,.48o And SO Green Trading Stamps. Pickling Spice, whole, pound 8Sc And 10 Green Trading Stamps. Coco Velvet Toilet Soap, six cakes.... 85o BPZiCXAX. 8TBAWBE1IT OKia, 3-Star Brand, 2-lb. can 16o And 20 Green Trading Stamp. Baked Beans, four large cans SBo Blood of Grape, quart bottle BOo And 100 Green Trading Stamps. Diamond 8 Pineapple, can ..BBo And 40 Green Trading Stamps. Chocolate Menler, pound !...45o And 60 Green Trading Stamps. Worcester Table Salt, 6-lb. sack lOo And 10 Green Trading Stamps. Bennett's Capitol Extract, bottle lBo And 20 Green Trading Stamps. BUTTER. Headquarters for the Bast Values. Bennett's Oapltol Creamery, beat made, pound brick, full weight.. S6o FULL LINE DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CHEESE. - New York Full Cream, pound SOo And 10 Green Trading Stamps. Finest Swiss Cheese, pound 5o .And 20 Green Trading Stamps. Sage Cheese, full cream, pound. . .'. .. .30o And 10 Green Trading Stamps. Hand Cheese, each a Ho Neufchatel Cheese, each 4o Mustard, Jar . 60 Peanut Butter, jar 80 Worcester Sauce, bottle.. 80 Soups, assorted, can. bo Baked Beans, small can 4o Salad Dressing, bottle 80 Corn Starch, pound package 4o Shrimps, dry, can.... Bo Large Spanish Olives, pint 30o And 10 Green Trading Stamps. Sour Pickles, quart 10o And 10 Green Trading Stamps. Chow-Chow, quart lBo And 10 Green Trading Stamps. Email Sweet, quart aOo And 10 Greeu Trading Stamps. Pickles, assorted, three bottles 8 So Uneeda Biscuits, four packages ,.8Bo And 10 Green Trading Stamps. To Close Out Olager Ala, bottle Bo As long aa supply last Bennett's Great Meat Section nan raper 50 Per Cent Reduction 2Jc Papers worth from 6c to 30c per roll at per roll 16c to We wll furnish paper for a room 12x12 for 50c, 75c and up. A Selection from 'Numerous l'ab terns in Different Grades FIFTY PER CENT OFT. Third Floor. Third floor. FOR BEST QUALITY Always Reliable Everything Guaranteed. A few of our many specials for Saturday. CHICKENS. .CHICKENS. Strictly Fresh Dressed Spring; Chickens, selected, choice, per pound, at s...13Hc Fresh Dreeued Roosters, per pound 8Hc Pork Loin, small, selected, per pound Uc Leaf Lard, 11 pounds for. . ,$i.xj Rib Roast, choice ateer beef roll ed, all bones out, per pound, 12Hc and lOc Veal Shoulder Roast, 4 lbs for.25c HAMS GREAT HAM SALE.; 4,000 pounds Cuhaby's Rex and Armour's Shield Brand Hams, every ham-guaranteed, average 10 to 12 pounds, on sale, per pound ..Hic And thirty green trading stamps with each ham. Lei P4rJ IWtS-tB-J iriiiiBsir' Flonr Special Pride of Bennett's) Flour, per I Or A pack lead if And 40 Green Trading Stamps. Bennett's Candies ANOTHER SPECIAL-Toasted Marshmallows, fresh made, de licious quality, Sat urday only, pound Almost Free Immense tity pretty Decorated Bon Bon Boxes Satur day price, each. ONE CENT EACH. 15c quan Metal lc Fruits and Vegetables FRESH DAILY. Special lot Alberta Yellow Free stone Peaches, about O n 7 dozen in crate, at. . . .OejC Another bunch Ripe Concord Grapes, basket 14c OMAHA WEATHER FORECAST Saturday Showers, M AH U mn ft t Store Open Saturdoy 'Till 10 F. M. 1 & 3 Saturday in Fine Shoes Over Twenty-Seven New Styles in Dorothy Dodd Footwear AIL LEATHERS- AIL SIZES Alt WIDTHS $4.00, $3.50 and $3 Best Roys' .nd Girls' Shoes for PA school, at $2.00 and 1.3U 2.00 Men's Work Shoes for wear and style, $3, $2.50 and Double Green Trading Stamps 'Till Noon Saturday CLOTHING fill II The fact that you must soon buy a suit or overcoat is looking you square in the face y o u can't dodge it. Let us show you the safe way out. We are the exclus ive sellers of Kohn Brothers, Chicago, fine clothes formen. Than this there is nothing finer made. Prices: $30 $25 $22.50 $20 $17.50 $15 $12.50 and $10 BrokaLW Brothers, New York, Fine Hand-Tailored Suits and Overcoats $35 $30 $25 and $20 Underwear Sale X am Aisle;.. All Wool Winter Weights, some sold as high as $1.50, f Q Shirts and Drawers, all one price UC Pyjamas 20 per cent dicount. Boys' and Children's Clothing, new, special $4.95, CI C $3.95 and ; L JO ..HATS.. Our Leaders in Telescope and Tourist, black and JJA pearl, worth $3.00, at iiDU Stiff Hats "The Tate", $3.50 hat for $3.00, Knox I C A Block and others at $2.50, $2.00 and IsDU Men's and Young Men's Soft Felts, all shapes and I AA colors, $3.00, $2.50, $2.00, $1.50 and I.UU Men's and Boys' Caps at $1.00, 75c, 50c and .25c ON , FIELD OF v GETTYSBURG Kan:a of th m tka Orar " Blood? Qraua Wferr Vber raB.t. XHa vhlra-wtnfKl ioe of paaca wtU j-wct an Ua upraiaaa rlfla of ttta atatua at DlooCy Angle, on t.'io Held of Qatiyt burg. on September IS, IS and 1'. and wit luea tiio wuhoaI xixtvtauia of reUraus ut the war from U:.h iwrUi aoatii mluLk liiS ;aa acruao tiut famous atoua wall over wmcA tl.-keif. iivta wade toelr lor loua but uacleao charge. ?be many dl tlnuUhed aurvjvoro of tUa war wUe will be prtteut will aee sue of the beat pre a.rraj of all tha hlatorto aputa oa thl oattaeat. OraduaQy lb govonuuent it ao- Qulrln all tha property over which tha anrvat three daya' etruggle waa fougnt, and In time the around will be entirely the nationa own. to be preeerved forever Intact aa It waa when Lee reached the limit ot his northern march. Monument after monument baa been erected on the ne!d, until the entire ground Is dotted with mehientoe of the atlrr.ns Incidents of the great battle. Anions" the moot Interesting, la the monument of Gen eral Wurreu, on Little Ilound - Tod, whlcu showa General Warren looking toward the spot where he noticed the Oaah of bayoaets on the secoud day of the bat lie and rightly guessed trat the enemy were advancing through ths wooda back of the Devil's Den with the object of seis ing Little Kound Top. Warren bustled aroun4 a4 gathered together aufficleut troops In the vicinity to savs this key to ths position. Ths status ot the famous general was placed on the very boulder on which ho stood when the fortunate dis covery ot the confederate attempt on Lit tle Round Top waa mads. Us Is made to look toward the exact spot where the glint of bayonets caught his sharp eye and started blm oa a run for riflemen and guns. No one could have stood where ths War rrr. statue stands now and havs live J a second during the progreea of the battle, for in the attack on Little Round Top con federate sharpshooters - were thickly sprinkled la the Devil's Den, a mass of rocks In the valley below, end these marks men, retiring Into the cave beneath a big boulder to load, would Era ar.d retire again, so that oonstaot rata of bullets was kopt on the defenders of the bill. The guns that poured shot and shell down on these sharpshooters and raked Death Valley, In the Immediate vicinity, are still on Little Round Top. Death Valley, so called be cause no one could croes It on account of ths sharpshooters on both sides, will be one of the places visited by the blue and grey In the coming reunion. Many storks of thrilling escapes will be told by the sur vivors of that, long battle between nuu'ka men. Every stone of the rarnou. wall Is pre served Just us when Pickett made hla charge, and the veterans of the right will shake hands across this battle line. The wall Is partly hidden by bushes in plsccs, but Its twists and turns can be plainly fol lowed from the road along Bloody Angle. The trees behind which tba oenfedarates formed for this desperate charge are to be seen plainly from the angle. 80 alio can the gap through which llckeit's men advanced after the terrific artillery duel of the third day of the battle. Fifteen thousand strong. Picket fa men moved across the open ground between the lines, and, though torn by cannon shot and rifle fire, kept doggedly on until the stone wall waa reached. As the guides say: "They were the bravest men In ths world, but men Just as brave were there to meet them, and the charge tx-at Itself to piereH against the Impalpable barrier of tiie federul line, comparatively few of the flower of Ihe southern army reselling the shelter of ths woods again." A Uttle further on Is' the monument erected to the memory of the brave hand ful el atianesutaaa who charged ths thou sands of advancing confederates wheu It was found that there was a gap In the line and there was danger tit the fedural army being broken. They were asked to maks the charge In order to allow time for the bringing up of reinforcements to stop the gap, and they did so, knowing that they were going to certain death. Such deeds are so commonly recorded on the monuments on this battknVld thst It would be necessary only to copy the in scriptions to obtain a string of stirring Incidents in which brave men who counted life as nothing compared with the whining of the day figured as the prlnclijal. New York Tribune. . Headed the Wroif Way. . During a newspaper men's convention a number ot Journalists were one afternoon talking of the tricks of "ths faithless types." when "Marse" Henry Wstterson said: "While Tve heard of a great many funny typographical breaks In my time, snout the oddest and most humorous transposi tion of the types that ever came within my observation was that in a New Vptk paper some years sgo. That sheet used to pn'it its shipping news on the same page with the obituaries. Iinnsine the liUv with which its readers found th captions exchanged one morning, whereby long lint of respertiible names wire set forth Under the murine head. "Passed Through Hell Gate Yesterday." Karver's Weekly. 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