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TTIE OMAHA DAILY BKE: SATURDAY, AFIHL 6, 1907.
UMM
CBEMT
W
EXTENDED TO ALL
E will clothe you" from head to foot
at the lowest cash store prices on
the easy payment plan of $1.00 a week.
Easy terms, low prices and better
quality are bringing us to the front.
Call in and get our. terms and prices.
Your payment down is not too small
for us.
$22.50 Suit for $15
Saturday we place on sale 150 Men's
High Grade Suits, made by the best
' tailors, hand made
throughout, best wearing
fabrics, Spring styles,
$22.50 values, Saturday
on sale at
Take advantage of this sale. You
can pay while wearing.
We have just received a shipment of
Men's High Grade Top Coats and
Cravenettes at
ml
iff
from
i
$15 to 22.50
We carry a full line of
Union Made Clothing.
surra,
TOP COATS,
SHOES,
HATS,
SHIRTS,
GLOVES,
ETC.
Union
ii i
rhrin
muuu
Palace Special Hats $1.50
The best hats in Omaha for
the money, in all shapes
and colors, worth $2.50 else
where, our price . . .Si. 50
High Grade Shoes ,$2.50
Men's fine shoes and ox
fords in all newest styles
vici, velours and patent
leathers, $3.50 values, per
pair, at $2.50
THE LEADING CREDIT CLOTHIERS
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CLOTHING COMPANY
7 COR,J4a DOUGLAS
f mi mimni WiaiitiniM lr i -- n ere, t nm m i
Seeing Omaha
x We have the finest "Seeing Omaha" system
in the city. Runs all the year round and starts
whenever you are ready. Carries yon to any
point of interest in the city or South Omaha
for five cents and five cents back.
Do you know Omaha?
Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Railway Comply
ALLECi'G FOOT-EASE aTT fgn
k CsrUIn Curt lor Tlrtd, Hot, Achlnj FmL Wu6CjAa
DO NOT ACCEPT A SUBSTITUTE.
Oft e?ei J box.
rs
fees. Alien
B. Olmstad.
Ia tr, K. T.
The Saviors
. Account .
Is the First Step Toward Independence
It's a very easy matter to start onea dollar will do it
and a part of your salary added to it each week or month
together, with interest accumulations will soon increase it
to substantial proportions.
Begin Saving Today
Thre Never Was a Better Time
Tlie matia Daily-Bee
Oilers You a Savings Banlt Free
!
No conditions whatever attached to this offer except
that you fill out and bring to us the below receipt.
If You Have the Backbone to Start With Small Savings
This Proposition Will Interest Yon
Ilayden Bros.' Bank is the place for your savings ac
counts, because it has a larger ' paid-up capital
than any savings bank in the state and the
greatest amount of cashassets for
R
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USlltJ
liabilities.
Only ont Coupon win be
accepted frees any
yersoa.
if Tli Osahi Cany En
Ob Sawlnsa Buk N.
I r to begin a ey surest le
effort tO UVl and wh.r, I.
talcs one dollar er matt will pre-
where It is to UuiockM ana content
placed to my credit. I a h .
en ord er (THEE) on the OmiLi Lally
bavlnr a feoa valu. nt Aft n-k. V?
be ticlikDiNUt for Want Ad Advertising la all
claaelflcauon except Read Laiate,
ttlgned
Address
HIGDER RESPECT FOR LAW
Keynot of Statements by Sew Fin ud
Folio Commissioner.
NONE TAKES STAND AS EXTREMIST
Co wall Favor More Uttnl Reg-wlsv-tloas
tor Saaday Saloon, at
aye ExJattaeT Ui
Mm) B Enforced.
Tha four new membara of tha Omaha
Board of Fire and Pollca Commissioners
hava received their commissions and are
now looking forward to thalr first mt
ing. Tha new commissioners promise a
rigid enforcement of laws, with fairness
to all interests concerned.
"I was not a candidate for tha office of
lira and pollca commissioner," aald Robert
CowelL "Tha governor expressed his views
freelr and emphatically at the McKlnley
dub banquet which was held la Omaha a
short time ago. On that occasion ha stated
that if our people were dissatisfied with
existing- laws that was the time to make
an effort to repeal them, but for - himself
It was not a question as to whether he
thought a law wise or obnoxious he had
taken an oath to enforce the laws and he
meant to live up to his obligations. In sev
eral conversations whtoh.I hava had with
him since that time he has reiterated the
same views and expressed himself In the
same unequivocal manner. He believes the
men selected will act In accordance with
his ideas and wishes.
. Wosjld C'hana-e, bit Enforce Law.
"For myself, I would favor a change In
tha Blocumb law, and my own impression is
that If the law. was amended so as to admit
of keeping tha saloons open for a part of
each Sunday and perhaps allowing the sale
of liquor with meals always, of course,
under proper restrictions and regulations
it would pleasa perhaps a majority of our
people and be much appreciated by strang
ers who come .to. our city to spend the
week-end. Tha law, however, Is on the
statute books, and I believe It should be
strictly enforced. I am thoroughly op
posed to any latitude in that direction be
ing given to clubs formed for the purpose
of evading the law, and I am not too sure
but I would go even further and stop tha
sale of liquor In all olubs on Sunday. I
cannot help but feel that all should be
treated alike and that no law contemplates
making fish of ons and flesh of another.
"Will Make an Inveattaratlon.
"Much has been charged and stated from
time to time anent tha numerous evils and
abuses In our city. I mean to make a
thorough investigation for my own infor
mation. I do not believe In promising im
possibilities. Many people have Ideals, but
not every ona can live up to them, and I
conceive it Is no easy matter to regulate
the affairs of a large city as one might
wish. I realise, too, that it is easier to
criticise than It Is to perform, or perhaps
It would be more correct to say Instead of
perform, Inaugurate reforms.
"I believe the members of the new board
will earnestly strive to do thalr duty and
ani sura It will be their desire to make
Omaha a more 'wholesome place In which
to live. Tha governor is not fanatical; on
tha contrary, ha Is broad and progressiva.
Ths Blocumb law Is not of his making and
may not bs In accord with his views. He
believes, however, in its enforcement. He
appointed this board because its members
felt as ha did, so on that point I can say
positively the Blocumb law will be rigidly
enforced.
"If I may be pardoned for giving a word
of advice, I would suggest that ths brewers
and saloon keepers had better accept tha
ills they have than fly to others that they
know now of. Reform Is in ths air and
throughout the state a sentiment seems to
be growing favoring prohibition. Defiance
of law will only aggravate and accelerate
the movement and may thrust upon us a
condition which few of us want and whioh
I personally would lament."
Pag Hot an Extremist.
"It Is too early to speak in any definite
terma of the probable course of tha new
board, except Its Intention to do its duty
as it sees it" said H. a Page. "Person
ally I am not disposed to be an extremist,
but do believe that tha city, take It as a
whole, should cultivate a deeper respect
for tha law as such; that one's views as
an Individual, of tha advisability of a law,
pending Its passage, have no relation to
his duty as an official In the administration
of that law when passed; that law should
bs administered In the spirit of reason,
firmly it is true, but fairly and Impar
tially toward all. That it is ths duty of
men paid by the public to serve the public;
that tha employment and retention .of a
ctty employe should depend upon his fit
ness for tha - position and upon nothing
else. I know of no reason why the Blo
cumb law should be excepted from the
general rule as to enforcement."
Kennedy la Deliberate.
' John Lk Kennedy said : "I hava not had
time to read the law carefully and am not
In a position to express an opinion Just at
this moment. I have just received my
commission from Governor Sheldon, which
bears date of April 4. Other pressing mat
ters have so occupied my attention for tha
last few days that I hardly feel justified
at this time In making a publlo expression
upon my view of tha duties of a member
of the lira and pollca board or the policies
that we may pursue. I hardly think that
Chief Donahue has been quoted properly
In tha faootlous Intervisw accredited to
him in the Werld-Herald ' this morning.
There is nothing that I desire to say fur
ther until I hava had an opportunity to go
over tha law oarafully."
"As a member of the Board of Firs and
Pollca COmmisslonsrs It will be my aim
to work In harmony with tha other mem
bars of tha board for tha betterment of
the conditions In the city of Omaha," said
Vf. 11. Oilier. '1 will endeavor to keep
the police and fire departments out of
polities and give to tha citlsens and tax
payers tha very best lira and pollca pro
tection possible. I will insist that fcoth
departments be brought up to the highest
standard of efficiency . I will enforce the
laws and ordinances of the city In ac
cordance with my oath of office."
STATUS OF ENGINEER'S BILL
H. R. 1ST Considerably Cltaaged aad
How la te Hands at
Governor.
City Engineer Ros water's bill, H. R.
1ST. has gone through the legislative hop
per and is now up to Governor Sheldon
for signature. The bin was changed from
Its original form and Is now considerably
toned down In character. The substanoe
of ths blU Is that It will transfer from tha
street commissioner's department these
funds and give the engineer authority over
work covered by such funds: Street re
pairing. $31,800: bridges and culverts, H.000;
cross walks, 15,000. The street commissioner
will have left ths street cleaning fund.
The new fund for the engineer's depart
ment will be known as the "publlo works
fund." . ana beginning with IK this fund
AX OLD and VK LL- Tit I ED REMEDY
roa ova sixty tb.rs
KSS. WUILOW1 OOTHtHO) ITIirf
kt. M. far mr SIXTY TSARS r Mifa.
LIONS MOTHERS lor Ib.ir CHlLOhSM WUJi.1
mm hi no with risfsrr sucttse. it
SOOTHBS CHILD. SorTSNS U. OtaS. AV
LAYS All TAIN. CURBS W1NU COUC, tA u IA.
t-.t rmwlr lor Mar R Hum a. t..n f stsssIm
I mry sart Is. aaris. IM sara ae ak Imr
liKS. WLKS LOW'S) SOOXUIAQ 8XACP
LXT MAKTHAH riATHIS TOOS XfCRT
1'. V.'.. kWi.Oei
rasa set
of Toy
Furniture,
fonr places,
with ell
Cto-Certa
of m
or
-JptyiSst
3M
Let us put this complete
26 piece set of ROGERS'
SILVERWARE In your
home absolutely free.
This set consist of twenty-six
Flares, as follows: Six knives, six
nrks. six tabid spoons, six tea
spoons, one butter knife end on
sugar shell. Each article In this ert
bears the full name of the w-i- fa
mous silversmith. Our turn
marnlflnnt fr. M w r
ware proposition adver
tised for the fifth time last
Kunlay, met with a most
enthusiastic teeoonso on
the part of the people
throughout Omnnv The
news of the treat distribu
tion of silverware sets
free nf chnrge spread like
wildfire and proved to be
c
me most mtcofssrul under- f
taking in our history In I
this city, and It's certainly I
no wonrter, when you nan- I
slder the high character 1
of this war I
in 1 - ,i
It is the genuine
ROGERS GOODS
and thorougly
guaranteed
This Is not the unstamped ImHsy
tlon Ros-ers" goods, but Is of supe
rior excellence and is good for ten
years' wear. We offer you your
rholce In this srcial proposition be
tween the himlsome lmperinl pat
tern in the Lur
nlshed or polish
ed finish or the
beautiful West
minster pattern In
the new Hon
French gray fin
ish. These sets are
put up In hand
some leatherette
rases, beautiful
ly lined, and
with a broad rib
bon on the tns'de
on top, bearing
the full name of
Wm. A. Rogers'
They sell in this
city at from 110
to 113.
1.
SAdL
a 1 . v -y 7 ,
r.
Go-Cart
Special
6.85
Complete with ruffled parasol, body
Is mads of selected rattan, closely
woven. Has new sleeper adjustment
and steel wheels with large rubber
tires. Heavily enameled gears and
improved foot brake; exclusive Hart
man design; actual value Is $10; special.
We wish to put this silverware into your home without costing you a
2. .PYJ p,an tM": w, n 'v Tou one of these sets ABSO
r.i. L.I FREK If you purchase goods of us to the amount of $100 or mora
within the period of one year.
HAVE THE SET DELIVERED TO YOU AT ONCE
In order to enable you to get this set at once, even though not ready to
make any purchase now, we will agree to deliver the set to you Immediately,
with the understanding that In case you do not purchase goods during the
year which In the aggregate amount to $100, that you will pay us $6.95 for
the set, on the easy terms of only $1.00 cash and 76o monthly. This price Is
about one-half the regular selling prlreof the silverware. We will deliver
them on the terms mentioned. In case you buy goods of us to the amount of
$100.00 any time within the year we will credit your account with everv cent
l:rtuo Absolutely FREE
Refrigerator
Special Ssle Price
6.95
This Refrigerator is ona of vox
specials on sale this week, H la
strongly constructed, of great
durability, and most economtoaL
It is lined with gatvansed Iron,
has metal shelves, patent drip
cup and other Improved features,
A value you cannot possibly dupU
eats In Omaha.
Solid Oak OC
Chiffonier 0
K SANITARY STEEL lv,;..i,.i
Mfevl DED DAVENPORT T
Qflkx) (LJlte cut-) thoroughly guaranteed, has extra heavy
angle steel frame, pliable steel couch fnhrln snenrad at ends
(Like cut.) If thoroughly guaranteed, has extra heavy
angle steel frame, pliable steel couch fabric secured at end
by steel helicals and supported below by spiral springs. Has oak finished arms
which form head and foot boards when made up as a bed. It' one of Hart
man' specially made couches and has the quality that Insures lasting satisfac
tion. Price (less mattress)
7.75
This Chiffonier is
built of solid golden
oak and has a beau
tiful polish finish,
large I-Yno.n, beveled
plated mlror.
I AH Goods Delivered
m Unlettered Wagons.
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Hartmaa Saturday Specials.
625 wood Cuokoo Clocks,
same as sold before. Come
early; $1.60 value at only
36c.
2-pleoo Bavarian China
Creamer and Hugar Bowl,
limited supply, 76c val., 15o.
Vour Money's .
Worth, or Vour
Money Back.
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P Br
ST ---m- VAV--M
:atf-
Elegant Oak Q n
Dresser, now m J
The cabinet work on this
dresser is very .high grade,
made strong, best of solid oak,
beautifully finished, Is hand
somely carved, has large top
front drawers and largo
French bevel mirror. An ex
traordinary special all this
week.
' Hi
Chf.tr
Like out, full quar
ter sawd oak, ele
gantly rubbed and
polished. new rich
stylish design, round
. seat, braced arms.
Sewing
Machine
Full guaranteed, 6 drawnrs,
solid oak case, complete with
full set of attachments and ac
cessories, new drophead style,
easy . running; sold on tiuiy
terma
3 Rooms
furnished
complete
for only
$72
IT Cash,
t5 Monthly.
Reclnin; Folding '
Go-Cart Special aa 1 3
Made of bicycle tubing.
fearing is constructed of
est steel and rich
ly enameled. It has steel
wheels with lare rub
ber tires. Folds com
pactly with one move
ment, sten nml all.
Massive Soltdt QJ
Oak Sideboard .JO
These Sideboards ara made to or
der for the Hartm.m chain of
stores and every effort baa been
given to the detail of workman
ship and finish. Thsy have extra
large French bevel mirrors, are
elaborately carved, serpentina
swelled front as shown.
4 Rooms
furnished
elegantly
for only
$95
9 Cash,
$6 Monthly.
New Special QC
Arm Kocker
Like illustration. iJirce
size, elegantly finished in
golden oak, saddle seat, fan
cy panel back, na shown,
turned aplndlns, new, rich,
exclusive ilnslgn.
IOIID OAK - BXTZHSIOBf TABZ.B Like
cut, made of solid oak, has heavy pedestal
base as shown, and claw feet as shown, ex
tends to f feet, slse of top is 42x41 Inches,
nicely finished, extra well
made, has Hartman new
easy runnlg slides,
special
ixs incnea,
1475
If artmans New Style. Great Special f 7C
Bed Davenport. Like Cur. Only afrU
The frame Is massiv e In construction and made of solid
oak, beautifully po llshed, has handsomely carved front, as
Illustration shows, o pens to full size bed, automatic, don't
have to pull out from wall, large box beneath. The up
holstering is of the moBt dependable quality, covered with'
Imported velour of handsome coloring and deeply tufted.
Credit Terms: $2.75, Cash; 50c Weekly.
h,. : V, 1
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Lace Curtains
Kotlnznam Lace Cur
tains, S yar'ls long.
plain border and eug
patterns, overlocked
edg-is, (1.19 valuo. peri
p-ir- B6oT
hiu or Arabian. iVi
Kraals long, Battenheriq
designs, w o r m
I?, at
Nottingham
LAe Curtains
Icluny effeots
laoe ana inser-i
Hons, the kind
that ssls for
$1.66, in this sale
at, pair, SI. 10,
HoDe Portieres
all oolors, good
slse, worth $3.00
pwlr, fl.ga.
5T2lL5r 1 EverytMng
f TL I w u ws
, l,ifj I I V I Ooarantea.
SPrCIAX. ' COLOVXAX. UBBABT TASKS
xactly like lllustrutlan, has new badger
finish, which can't be to 1,1 from real qusr-ter-sawed,
massive colonial leg" with shelf
beneatn. large sise top;
exclusive Hartman design,
made to apaclal order.
Only .,..,..... mum . . . 4
TB1T UniOMB XSOS BSD of
above design, enameling new and at
tractive, made of extra heavy maa-
.,v. luumi, nas steel siae rails,
Daicea-on enamel, can
be had In any new,
popular oolor desired.
IPrloe ,
ae raws,
485
Rugs and Matting
xll feet, extra fine
grade, new designs,
worth $36, special Sat
urday at 133.75.
Brussels Kuga, txli ft.,
an elegant assortment of
$30 Hugs, Saturday,
914.78.
Axmlnster Rugs, 9x12
feet. Banford line of
beautiful parlor pat
terns. $28 grade, $23.76.
Brussels Hugs, 9x104ft
feet, medallion patterns,
or floral designs, $11
grade. $13.68.
Trenton Linoleum, in
wood effects, 6to grade,
square yard, 45c
Japanese Matting, in
carpet patterns, J6c
grade, yard, 8 So.
Special Steel 75
Ranges, only -U
Complete with high warming closets.
as shown above, of large slxe, full
slxa l-ln. holes, large square oven,
made of superior material, elegantly
nickel trimmed. Bold on easy terms.
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t2 GREAT STORES THROUGHOUT THE U. S.
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8
-16-18 Douglas St.
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J ARTMAN JJ
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Special Kitchen 7 C
Cabinet, only II "
Kxactly as shown. Convenient top,
large s le bae. alia, itxit inches, 1
large flour bins, a drawers and i
butArda: extra well made. M.de
,,.h"tI:OUt ,f 'oU1 oal(- n'cely fin
ished, heary legs, easily a $20 value
will be subject to a minimum of $140,000 and
maximum of $150,000.
H. R. 157 also will give the engineer au
thority to hire all employes in the publlo
works department, but win leave the city
council power to cause removal through
tha filing of charges and a hearing before
a board composed of the mayor, city at
torney and president of the council. Tha
civil feature, which, in the mind of Mr.
Hosawater, was tha chief feature of his
bill, was knocked out. This bill carries
an emergency clause and It is the engineer's
plan to get his department In full working
order for the season as soon as tha bill Is
signed.
Ckaaaberlala's ra-iali P. ar y a
' Favarlt.
"Ws prefer Cnamtwrlaln's Cough Rem
edy to any other for our children," says
Mr. L. J. Woodbury of Twining, Mich. "It
has always done the work for us In hard
olds and a reap, and wa lake plaasura lit
reoosamanding; U."
F. W. HILL KNOWN IN OMAHA
Steaographer Arrested by Harrimaa
Was Lmelat Ct-OC Dedl
eatloai Traia.
Prank VT. IBM. the stenographer, who
has been arrested in Mew York for having
sold to the New York World 'tha private
Harrlmau letters, which figure so vitally
In the RooMvelt-HarrtnuLn controversy, Is
known to many Omaha rallrtad and news
paper man as tha urbane and ever-accommodating
secretary to Mr. Harrlmau on the
special Luclc-Ogdeo out-off dedication train,
which went from Chicago to the eastern
boundary line of California in November,
194. The Omaha newspapers and the local
ofllce of the Associated Press were per
sonally represented on that trip and these
representatives remember Mr. Kill as a
very hard woreJ&g and aooonMmMlliig
man. Having In his day done newspaper
work he was able to give to the newspaper
men precisely what they wanted and in
the best form and was never too busy,
though always covered up with work for his
big chief, to be of service to the preaa. Mr.
Hill had the faculty of keeping himself
personally in the background. Ha ia re
membered as a tail, slender built man,
fair of complexion, quite handsome, urbane
in manner and dress, much younger looking
than the dispatches now Indicate he was
they say he is XI now. Those who met him
on this trip ara much surprised to hear f V
Mr. Hill's connection with this affair.
A. B. Huberrruuin. 40 years at & XL Cor.
13th and Douglas; SO years direct dlantti
Importer; sold at Import prlcajt.
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Telegraph Operator MarderadVf S
BCOTT CITY, Kan.. April l.-Operat tr
Klrschoff was murdered while on duty lVy
night at the depot of the Missouri PaoWa -railroad.
The fatal shot was fired presum
ably with a motive of, rotfbery, but tha
murderer was scared oft by the quick
response of persons who heard the shot
Non-alcoholic s
Sarsaparitia
ou think you need a tonic, ask
doctor, if you think you need
something for your blood, ak your
doctor. If yon think you would
Ilka to try Ayer'g non-alcoholic
Ssrsspsrillt, atk your doctor.
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