Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, January 27, 1907, EDITORIAL SECTION, Page 8, Image 20

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FEDERAL COURT CLOSES TERM
Uaras ( Llacola mm -Will Held
Wet AHt Beseloa
la Mar.
I The January tprm of the United Btats
fcoirrts clorrd at Lincoln Friday evening
Wfter leas than one wk'i snlon. The
n)y mm tripd was a Nebraska City liquor
Ke, In which a vsrdlct was renlred for
IW.000 damages for the plaintiff, hut which
raa subsequently reduced to 15,000 at tha
instance of tha plalntlft'a attorneys, on tha
'Cround that tha taw permits but S5.000 dam-'-ea.
In tha event of death, upon which a
'damae ault can ba brought under tha lawa
'Of Nebraska,
Iteas of rullty were accepted In two or
'three postofflce cases of a minor char
'aoter and nominal fines Impoaed. About tha
only other business transacted was tha
. continuance of canes and the disposal of
one or two on demurrer.
Tha entire federal court machinery waa
. transferred to XJncoln during the brief
period of ne day. Including the drawing
of a panel of fifty petit Jurors, Involving
' ft total cost of approximately (4,000. The
court officials. Including Judge Mun-rer,
Circuit Cleric Thummel, x District Clerk
Hoyt, United Btatee Marshal Warner, Dep
uty Marshals Mathews and Bammon and
the necessary court bailiffs, returned to
Omaha. Saturday.
No active session of court will be held
In the Nebraska district aaln until the
May term, at which time a srrand and petit
Jury will be empaneled. The court will,
however, tt in chambers to dispose of such
cases as may come before It on argument
or other process.
On February 4 the argument on the mo
tion for a new trial In the Richards and
Comstock land eases will be heard. None
of the other land cases will be reached
before the May term.
Announcements, wedding stationery and
calling cards, blank book aad magaslne
binding. 'Phone Doug. 1904. A. L Hoot, Ino.
t'pward Tendency nt Land Valors.
Land values are permanent and lasting.
Fire, flood and earthquake may devastate
the cities, but farm lands are seldom in
jured. Increasing population in this coun
try Is creating a new demand for farm
land and prices must continue to rise.
James J. Hill of the Great Northern rail
road predicts a population of 200,000,000 for
this country within the next forty yean.
This population must be fed and those
who own the land will reap a great and a
sure profit. Land le still cheup. Look
" through the want ad page a There are
'many bargains offered.
Have Root print It
Mangum A Co., LETTER 8PECIALIBT&
Douglas (644) Printing Co., 314-1 & 19tl.
MONDAY
AT THE
. BIG SALE
Irish Frelse 8torm Ulsters, 14.86; Fur
Coats, I7.S0; Sheep Lined Duck Coats, fl.96;
choice of any Overcoat In the house (ex
cept fur lled) Hi. 86; Men's Suits, worth
up to 111 BO, aale price, S4.86; Men Pants,
worth up to $3.50. sale price, U-t0; Men's
Pants, worth up to (5, sale price 13; good
every day Pants reduced to 86c; Men's $20
Bulta, now only $9; Choice of any Suit In
the house (except black) $14.85, this in
cludes some of the finest makes in the
land, can be compared only with high
grade tailor's $50 garments.
In Boys' Department
Choice of al! kinds of Boys' Shirts, 25c;
Boys' Fur Oloves, 25c; Boys' Good Hose,
8c; Boys' Overcoats, $3 'Value, aale price,
$1.98; a few Boys' Suits as low as 98c;
Boys' Suspenders, 98c; Boys' Cravenette
Coats, ages 19-18, aula price, $6.90, eta
Guarantee
Clothing Co.
1519-1521 Doug. 8t
BAILEY MACH
DENTISTS
Thlrfl Floor, Putorv Block
Kijhesi Grids Dentistry
FAILURE
To ure diseases is due f X viia ap
plications of medicines. The ALMIGHTY
has created a remedy fur every disease,
but it takes much time, hard study and
practical experience to discover the proper
remedies.
DR. C. N. BOMMER, the progressive
homeopathic specialist, guarantees to cure
disease of every description. He Is having
wonderful success In the treatment of
chronic ulcers, sores with bad discharges,
cancers, tumors, piles, scrofula, ecaema
and also all diseases of the blood, stomach,
liver, akin and kidneys. The doctor has
demonstrated In his everday practice that
I pure homeopathlo medicines taken Intern
ally are the only remedies to cure the
above ailments permanently. CALL AND
i BOB HIM.
Ccnsaltalloi Fret for thi I tit Tin Dtjs
210 Deo Bide;.
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Monday
DR.EXEL
Will GIVE
25 OFF
On the Finest &.nd Best
MEN'S and WOMEN'S Shoes
Madt in America y
rLtnn best quality Imported pat
ent colt, double sole, regular SG
shoes, for J50
Hanan best quality veloar calf,
French calf lined, double sole,
regular $6 shoe $4,50
Hanan' best quality plump kid,
kid lined, double sole, regular
fC hoe , $4.50
Clapp's custom-made doable sole
kid shoes, kid lined, regular
$6.60 $4.88
Clapp's French calf, button and
blucher, regular $6 shoes, per
pair $4.50
Boy don's French enamel, kid
lined, cork filled, regular $6.60
shoes $4.88
H Hoyden's genuine French calf,
regular $6.00 $4.50
We have added ten lines of men's
$5.00 shoes, In box calf, patent
colt and kid, at $3.75
WOMEN'S HIGH GRADE SHOES
AT 23 TEH CENT OFF
Hnnan's women's gun metal calf
shoes, in blucher and button,
regular $5.60 $4.13
Foster's gun metal calf, in button
only, $3.00. go at $3.75
Wright & Peter's women's gun
metal calf, In blucher and but
ton, $5.00, go at $3.75
Zelghler Bros, gun metal calf, In
blucher and button, $4.00, go
- $3.00
Armstrong; women's gun metal
calf, blucher and button, at 25
per cent off $2.63
All our $3 women's gun metal calf,
blucher and button, at one
fourth off $2.25
Ten lines of misses' and chil
dren's box calf, velour and gun
metal calf shoes Included in this
sale at 25 per cent off.
We positively will not charge
any of these shoes at the discount
prices.
GLOBE CARD
INDEX SYSTEMS
Tell you all about your business point out Its
weak places stop financial leaks direct your
efforts In profitable channels. They are record
keepers for Information, records and statistics of
all kinds. They Index automatically and classify
perfectly, and are as far ahead of ordinary book
systems as the electric light Is ahead of the tallow
dip. Let us show you how they work where,
they will reduce your expenses and Increase your
profits. Call or write for catalogue No. )u
ORCHARD & WILHELM CARPET CO.
414-16-18 South 16th Street
DR. BRADBURY, Dentist "
low. rnl, OMAHA
Try th. new roofless
plate, mad. to era ok
nut. with.
614 Fillings 1
Crews. UM sf
Drexel Shoe Co.
1419 Farnam Street
ffardys
"THE 69 CCNT ST0S1
1513 DODOS 8T.
Take Advantage of This Fine
Skating and Coasting
Closing Oat
SKATES
and SLEDS
Al a Great Sacrifice
All Skates that
sold at $1 and
11.50 a pair,
go at
50C Pair
81di and
Coasters
25c-48c
and op
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16 Year Sam
ooatlon
'Phone Douglas 1786
Teeth extracted with
oat pain 6 different
Ways. We give gas
and oxygen, also Vr
tilised air.
Werk Csarsateed IfytarS)
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C. R. HEFLIN
Wnen You Writ6
Advertisers
remember it takes only an extra stroke or
two of the pen to mention the tact that
yon saw the ad. to The Bee.
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CUBA, FLORIDA AND
NEW ORLEANS'
Via
Illinois Central Railroad
X
Double dally service 'hrom Omaha. Winter Tourist tickets on sals
dally to resorts In the south; also Hotneseeaera' tickets to points in tha
south and southeast. 1st and Sd Tuesdays.
MARDI GRAS AT NEW ORLEANS
Tickets on sale February 6th to 10th. good returning until 16th.
with privilege of extending until starch Id. oa payment of 10 cents.
LOW RATES TO HAVANA, CUBA
Steamship "Momui" leaves New Orleans every Saturday at 1 p. m.
Direct connections made with "Cuban Special" in Chicago, landing
passengers and baggage at the boat side for each sailing. .
Bend for finely illustrated literature on Cuba and Florida: also for
booklet, entitled "New Orleans for the Tourist."
Tickets and Information at City Ticket Office, 1401 Farnam St.
Omaha.
S. NORTH, District Passenger Agent
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Tho
Overland Route
to
California
Is the most interesting way
of all to the Golden State
because the land you see and
the trail you follow is the
original land of the pioneers
of the West when tbSy made
their Journey in caravans,
on horses and even on foot.
If you go out this winter
go that way, too, but in the
great electric-lighted
Overland
Limited
one of ths world-famous
trains of today. Every com
fort, convenience and luxury,
which would have been
astounding to the rugged
pioneers ot the West, are of
fered jou on The Overland
Limited, via the
Union Pacific
Inquire at
"CITY TICKET OFFICE
' 1321 Farnam St
Phoue Douglas &M
EVERY PUIT A DELIGHT
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Omaha's Pore Food Center
Join The Pure Food
Movement.
It StartsWith Common
Sense and Ends at
Courtney's
Every woman who manages a
home wants pure food for the
table. To be absolutely certain of
high quality, purity and economy
comIned the woman of experi
ence calls Courtney's Grocery.
Our Telephone Douglas 647
connects with all departments.
You may call up any section of
this great pure food center and
receive Just as careful and satis
factory attention as if you made
the selections in person.
TR1 OHDEKIXU HERE IiY
FHOXK ON THESE
COLD DAYS.
None of the trouble and all the
satisfaction of a personal call, if
you 'phone Courtney's Douglas
047.
OMAHA'S PUKE FOOD CENTER
'Phone Douglas 647.
Private Exchange Connects All
Departments.
S Separate Entrances 3.
!3Kgs2assggare
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Da.ii.ty FootgeaLr
for Reception or
Pa.rty WeaLr...
Can be had at our store in all of
the newest creations. It it's a
boot that you like you will find it
here in the varied styles of heels
and leathers. It it's slippers or
pump effects that's desired, we
have them. A patent kid Is always
good. i
Slippers of suede or castor are
very popular, they are so comfort
able for dancing'
FRY SHOE CO.
T K m O B eft f
16th and Douglas Streets
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IT TAKES nearly stx
. months for Stors
Beer to go from the
kettle to you. It is thus
thoroughly matured
and agreeable to the
most delicate stomach.
To thus laser (or are)
our beer la very costly,
but it gives to Mors
Bee that delicious, pal
atable flavor that so
distinguishes it, and
that's why so many
prominent physicians
recommend eton iicer
If you drink beer, get
ths beat. Order Stors
Beer. It costs you no
more. Have a case sent
horns today.
Stors Brewing Co
Omaha. Dt
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QUALITY THE BEST ALWAYS UNIFORM
V. R. lUcs UercanUU Cigar Co slaaHfactarers, St. LoaU.
, Cold
Weather
Makes creams &r the skin a necessity.
We recommend St. Claire's.
Perfection Cold Cream is the purest and
best cream for tHe most delicate skin.
7 BO Perfection Cream 60s
(Different from all others)
60o Orange Flower Skin Food SSe
50c Dag-get A Ramsdell's Cold Cream eOe
60o Magda Cold Cream 40e
Beaton Drug Co
15th and Farnam
r. wasktbtotost cxocolates, ue
best la tbs world, BOo ponad.
DEPUTY STATE VETERINARIAN.
H. L RAMMACCIOTTI. 0. V.S.
CITY VKTKHIIARIAN-
Office and Infirmary, Still and Mason fits
OUAilA. TeleKUune U.
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Last Week of the January Clearance
Hundreds
of '
New
Garments
Brought
Forward
THK RELIBLB TR J
The Best
Bargain
Week
of Ml
Dependable Clothing at About Half
The Ilayden guarantee stands
behind every garment as to
quality, workmanship and ma
terial and style. Every garment
must come up to our high stand
ard of excellence, for they're all
part of our regular stock of
winter garments.
YOU'VE NOTHING TO LOSE
In fact, you've much to gain by
investigating these special
clearance bargains:
Styles and quality that will
satisfy the most exacting
Men's Suits Regular values
up to $20, in four lots at
$5, $7.50, $10 and $12.50
Men's Overcoats In medium
and long styles worth to $20,
at-
$7.50, $10 and $12.50
Children's Knee Pant Suits
worth to $3.50, at
$1.50 and $1.95
Children's Knee Pant Suits
worth to $5.00, at
$2.50 and $2.95
Children's Overcoats Sold
regularly up to $5 in this sale
$1.95, $2.50 and $2.95
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Boys' Knee Pants Rgulai!
50o values, at 250
Men's Corduroy Pants Regu
lar $1.50 values ..95
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First aid
to the helpless
Telephone
Douglas 238
If you need any kind
of help, put a want ad
in THE BEE.
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GBSEED
CSEDS)
Oar Wsddlng Qoods are tte recoe;ntsed standard,
the engraving being done by skilled craftsmen, insur
ing perfect satlsfactloa and th latest and most
fashionable sizes.
Oa request samples wUl be sent by malt and
orders executed Just as satisfactory as If ordered la
lersoa.
A. I. Root, Incorporated.
1210 Howard St, Omaha. Nebraska.
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