TITE OMATIA DAILY BEE? SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1907.
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) SpecieJ Items of IlidispitaJ)le jBaLrgaan Merit in Saitxirdaiy s SaJes
Ui Silk Veilings, Wc
Speca Sale of
Toolh Brushes
20c, 20c and 30c Tooth
Brushes, plain or fancy
carved handles, on sale
Saturday, at 10
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Black Velvet Ribbon
The largest line of Velvet
Ribbons shown ih Omaha
on sale Saturday at special
bargain prices.
75c Fancy Ribbons at 25c
An immense lino of very
fine fancy Ribbons, suit
able for jumpers or milll
mery trimmings, actually
w.orth to 70c yd. ; y C.
special Saturday, at.
A new lot of plain and fancy silk mesh
Veilings, in black, navy, white and
browns, with and without dots, regu
lar 25c and 35c yd. values
in Saturday's sale
10c
THE. RELIABLE STORE
choice
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Special Sale of Dainty Undermuslins
Saturday the greatest bargain day of the season in
this department.
Four-Piece Bridal Sets, skirt, gown, drawers and corset
cover to match, trimmed in laces and wash ribbons, regular
$6.00 values several dozen to choose from on sale Satur
day, to close, at, set ... . $2.03
Ladles' Gowns, worth to $2.00, made long and full, great values at 49c,
76c and 08
Ladles' Skirt, with fine lace flounces, not a skirt In the lot worth less
than $5.00 choice Saturday $2.08
PalntHy Trimmed Skirts In splendid assortment, special bargain Satur
day at 8c and $1.50
Ladies' Corset Covers, worth to $1, at 25c, 39c and 49
Ladle' Jersey Ribbed Pants, extra large at 25
Ladles' Union Salts, lire trimmed, extra quality llsles, snap at. . . .40
Ladles yesM, low neck and sleeveless, 6c, 10c, 12c and 15
Ladies' Vests, pure white, high neck, long sleeves at 250
: Several Other Special Bargains Saturday.
Saturday Shoe Sale
Ladies' Common Sense Easy Oxfords and Slippers $1.50
values at $1.00
Ladies' beautiful patent colt or vici kid Ribbon Gibson Ties
$3.00 values, at $1.95
Misses' and children's Strap Sandals, brown or black, 75c
Box Calf and Russett Combination polish, 15c kinds, at. ........ 5
Bhlnola Combination Brushes and Polish 15
Men's Box Calf and Chocolate Vicl Kid Lace Shoes, $3.60 and $4.00
t ...82.50
Ladies' Glove arid Hosiery Specials
Ws feol proud of our splendid showing- In the departments for
ws know that whatever the preference of a cuatomer the completeness
of our stocks Insures perfect satisfaction, besides buying-, as we do,
direct from the manufacturers In large quantities, we are able to offer
best qualities at less than you expect to pay. Saturday's specials are
certain ly Bargains, see prices
Ladles' Kid Qloveo
In It and 14-button
lengths, black,
white and all colors
snap Saturday at
(c, tl.OS and W.68
XHtdlea gtlk Olores,
lt-button length, lr
black. white ant'
colors, with double
finger ttp, at S8c,
11.60 and ....94.00
Z.adles' lisle lores, -It-button
lengths,
in alt colors, 9c
and tee
ladles' Via Lisle
Hose, worth to 60o
pair, at Bflo
O b, 1 1 d i a's Boss,
heavy ribbed, all
. slies, l&o values
at , iso
Ladles JSc Maco Cotton HoseAll
. ever lac or silk ' embroidered
worth to So per pair, at ..12tto
Misses' and children's 16o Hose, lOo
,Xaies' Rhort 1.11
aiovea, In great va
riety of colors, all
sises, worth to $1,
at 15c. 26c and Boo
Importers' Sample
Hose, both men's
and ladles', mostly
hand embroidered
Deles, worth too to
75c pair. In one lot,
at S palf for 91.00
ladles' hort Silk
Ctlovos. sneclal at
760 and 91.00
Silk Boss,
to IS. 00 Dr..
samples In plain or
rancy embroidered,
8c, $1 SO and 91.98
ladles' Imported
lalsle Hose, extra
quality, all colors
plain and fancy lao or embroid
ered, special for per pair, 60c,
76c and 98o
A complete Una of children's
Pony Brand Hose.
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Omaha's Greatest Grocery, Butter, Cheese, Crackers; fresh
Fruit and Vegetable Prices lot Saturday.
10-lb. sacks best White or Yellow
Cornmeal - lOo
10 bs. best hand picked Navy
Beans , .880
Bromangelon, Jellycon, Jello or '
Malta Vita, per pkg tUo
1-lb. package Baking Soda Ho
1-lb. package Maca-onl Vto
-lb. can Chicken Roup HHo
OH or Mustard Sardines, per can 3Ho
H-lh. cans Breakfast Cocoa BOo
Plain or stuffed Olives, per bottle
t-lb. cans fancy sweet sugar Corn
for. ,4H
1-lb. cans fancy Wax, String or
Lima Beans TVo
8-lb. cans Golden Pumpkin, Hom
iny, Squash. Bauer Kraut, Baked
Beans or Apples THo
t-lb. cans solid packed Tomatoes loo
Choice California Prunes, per lb..4o
Panoy cleaned Currants, per lb... So
Kfg-0-8ee, per package THo
The. best Soda Crackers, per lb.... So
The beat crisp Ginger Snaps, lb., Bo
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. BATUBDAY SAX.H
Choice Golden Rio Coffee, lb., 18 Ho
Fancy Santos Coffee, per lb 16
Fancy Marlcalbo Blend Coffee, per
pound 1?H
Fancy Porto Rloo Blond Coffee.,
per pound 90s
Fancy Ankola Blend Co fine, per
pound flSo
The best Tea Sittings, per lb..l9VsO
Fancy Basket Fired or Sun Dried
Japan Tea, per lb , aSo
Oolong, English, Ceylon or Gun
powder Tea, per pound SSo
sVDTTim AVD OR1II PH.IOBS
rot BATVBDAT OVI.T
Fancy Country Holl Buttur, per
pound ISO
Choice Dairy Butter, per lb. ..,..910
Fancy Dairy Butter, per lb 93o
Fancy Separator Creamery Butter
per pound ..Boo
Fancy Full Cream, White or Fel
low Cheese, per pound .17140
niSR FRUIT AITD TXOBT1BU
fsicsa ro SATxrxsAT
(-size Highland Navel Oranges,
per dosen SSo
Fancy large . Florida ' Pineapples,
each .. THo
1 heads fresh Leaf Lettuce ......So
Fresh Spinach, per peck THo
I bunohe fresh Radishes So
bunches fresh Onions So
Fresh Wax or String Beans, per
pound THo
4 bunches Pie Plant so
Large Cucumbers, each Bo
Wo carry everything you need In
the vegetable Una and prices that
cannot bo equalled.
Greatest Garment Bargains Ever Offered
. The surplus stock of three well known
1ace and net waists silk underskirts at
prices. Never before was such pleasin
offered in Omaha at these prices.
Nobby Suits worth to $20, at $8.30
and 0.95
A great purchase of over 1,000 stylish
tailor suits, mostly samples hardly any
two alike, cleverly designed garments,
in pony, eton, jacket and cutaway
styles in plain all wool panamas, fancy
mixed materials, checks, stripes and
plaids garments that if bought in
regular way would sell up to $20 on
sale Saturday in two , lots at $8.30
and $0.95
$10 Ooata at $5.95 A purchase of
about 200 coats in silks, plaids and
coverts all newest styles values to
$10, choice, Saturday .'. .$5.95
$5.00 Lace and Net Waistg at $1.95
The entire surplus stock of the New
York Waist Co., including both lace'
and nets in almost unlimited variety
of color and style,, come in all sizes
manufacturers Tailor Suits?
from i to i regular retail
g array of garment bargains
from 32 to 44, every . garment silk
lined regular values to $5.00 one
" great lot, at, choice $1.95
Manufacturer's Stock of Silk Under
skirts Made of Giveinauds &
Simond's taffetas, regular values up
to $6.50, at, choice $3.95
French Voile Skirts at $4.95 A re
markable lot of bargains all newest
styles trimmed with silk braids and
bands values up to $10, choice
at .... $4.95
SATURDAY EVENING SPECIAL
HOUR SALES
From 7 till 8 p. m. Women's short
kimonos, regular 50c val., at 12VaC
From 7:30 till 8:30 p. m. Women's
long kimonos, $1.25 values, at. .59c
From 8:00 till 9:00 a. m. Women's
Wrappers, $1.25 value. ....... 69c
China Dept.
Flint Blown Engraved Tumblers
regular 10c kind a pur
chase of over 1,000 dozen on
sale at 3 for 10c
Crystal Vases, all sizes, 12 in.
up, at 10c
Individual Fireproof Berlin ,
Custard Cups, each ,5c
Solid1 Brass Candlesticks and
Candelabra a full line shown
at prices up from 15c
Our YJhife Mountain
Refrigerators
Are the only refrigerators with
the solid stone lining. Will pay
for itself in ice saving in a com
paratively short time, as stone
retains the cold longer than any
other known lining. No glass or
tile lining in these refrigerators,
but solid stone, taken from the
quaries of the White Mountains
of New Hampshire. If you're
looking for the most handsome
and best refrigerator made,
you'll find it in the White Moun
tain only. .
en's
Leaf La
w 12 IDS
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for
$4 00
Rex D
at, per
Folding Go-Carts
TOZ.9IXO O0-CATS are without
doubt the greatest convenience to
the mother ever known, no homo
with a baby In It should be with
out one. You'll find the most com
plete line In Omaha hero. Our
prices are the lowest and our new
credit aysten provides lot payment
' praotloaUj at your own ooavaiit-no.
CMY FOR UBS.
CLusca
rm TBAYXXBB'S) BlUOST com
bines lightness, strength and com
pactness, with low price, an ideal
cart at $8.11 and ., 97.50
rOIAXVO BaOLZaTZB, like cut, em
bossed can seat, rubber tire wheels,
Ottoman Rep. Upholstering, with
mercerised sateen parasol, complete
speolal at Ids
50c sheet Musk 2k
Any Eleven Copies for 25c
Add lo Tw Copy yostag-s to Order
ing by Hall.
Melody In T Rubensteln. '
La Sorrela,. Spanish march.
Romance of Love, waits, r.ngleman.
Battle of Waterloo (descriptive.)
Little Bo-Peep, waits (very easy).
Thine Own, Lange (piano).
Old Black Joe (variations for pi
ano). Valse' Bleue, Margie.
Cinderella, march (very easy).
Love's Old Sweet Song vocal).
Anchored (splendid baritone song).
Lost Chord (t keys, vocal).
Lily of the Valley, Maiurka, Smith.
Hundreds of others to select fronv
Catalogue free on request.
Special gale Parlor Knslo All the
latest hits, Saturday only at Ho
Book Specials
Elsie Books, regular 11.60 value, on
sale Saturday at 00
The ZUttle Pepper Books In full list
of titles, 11.50 value 98o
Alger Books, new . line, full list of
titles, on sal at fl&c
Bo Hovels at Choloa, ttto A great
let of over 6,000 lOo to 83o novels,
to oloso, Bator day, at 8 for Bo
Drug Dept Specials
Componnd Bxtraot BarsparUla with
Iodide Potassium, the great blood
purifier, 1 slae, special 7 Bo
Antiseptics Seodtrant, Antlsaptlo .
aad Prohiylaet'o for internal and
external use, 11 slse, special at BOo
EOo else special at BBo
Talcum Powders, a full line of stan
dard goods, borated, rose, violet
odors Saturday at .180
Burjol Java Bio Powder, in all
tints at a&o
Pondr do Bla, extra fine, regular 60c
value, special at
.16o
Orais Imported Trlpl Extract
Violet, white hellotrophe, white
rose, etc., regular 75c values, special
sale price, os BBo
Wo are equipped to compound all
prescriptions at lowest possible
prtoes.
aeon, f ! 1rt Spring Chickens, -i Ol
.er lb. i2C at, per lb. I
In Our Men's Furnishing Dept.
Men's Four-Ply Linen Collars, Four for 25c
Another great sale of collars Saturday offers you the
opportunity to purchase high grade linen collars
AT JUST HALF REGULAR PRICES
All are good styles and fresh clean stock Regular 15c, 2 for
25c values limit of four to a customer at OtZ
4 COLLARS FOR AaC
About 900 dox. Linen Collars and 300 doz. Rubber Col
lars, regular 15c value, in this lot. '.-..:
Men's Hose, worth to 75c, fancy colors or embroidered
manufacturer's samples on sale at, pair ,. ..25C
President and Cady Suspenders at ......39c
Men's Hose, worth to 25c, special Saturday. ....... .12VsC
Men's Hose, 15o values, in blacks or tans, at, 3 pair for 25c
Boston Garters, pair ..15c
The Celebrated Griffon Brand Shirt is too well known in Omaha to
need any Introduction. That tfcelr superior quality is appreciated Is
attested by the thousands of customers who buy Griffon Brand. We
have hundreds of patterns In all sizes to select from at $2, $1.60, f)8
Men's Madras Shirts, worth to $1.00 Sample garments, no seconds
or damaged goods, special at 60c and 25
Men's Spring Underwear Sterling;, American Hosftry, Lewis Knit,
Shrlvens, etc., In unbroken assortment. In spite of the strong advance
In underwear values they're hero at the Same Old Prices that less
than you can duplicate them elsewhere.
If Yon Want Beet Values Try Hayden's First.
SPECIAL SALES SATURDAY
On Ruchhigs, Leather Goods, Ladies' Belts, Ladies'
Neckwear, Ladies Coat Sets and Ladies' Collars.
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Millinery I
A grand Line of
PATTERN CC
HATS 4J
Including tine Leghorns
and Milans, beautifully
trimmed, positively correct
styles and the very best
values we have ever shown.
500 of them
: $5
select from, in Saturday's salt
Flowers and Foliage, large bunches, worth
L'l'JOc and 25c
ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES HERE
No. 1 Boneless Rib
Roast, at per lb.
Saturday's Housefurnishings Sale
Toilet Paper, large lOcTfolls, 1,000 sheets, pure tissue 8 Ho
Toilet Paper, large 5c rolls, perforated, each .2Vio
Wash Boilers, 98c coppor bottom, a bargain 69o
Wash Boilers, large, extra beavywooden handle, worth $2.05. . . .$1.4$
Dog Muzzles, all sizes, each, only 19c
Scrubbing Brushes, 10c quality, only 6c
BIG BLUE ORANITEWARK SALE
Pudding Pans, blue, white lined, worth 20c, tomorrow
Sauce Pans, deep blue, white lined, long handles
Preserving Kettles, deep blue, white lined, tomorrow
Enameled Basting Spoons, drinking cups, soup dtshes, etc.,
to 15c each, tomorrow
Galvanized Tubs, heavy, large, medium and small sizes, worth
at 69c, 49c and
Clothes Pins, per dozen ,
Chopping Bowls, new white wood, worth 15c
Shovels, heavy hard wood handles, worth 75c, Saturday....
JAP-A-LAC, PAINTS AND OILS
High priced stores ask 15c, 25c, 40c and 75c for Jap-a-lac. Hayden's
sell the same sizes for 10c. 19c, 29c and 55c
Finest House Paint, guaranteed for three years, per gallon 98c
10c
, 10c
10c
worth up
6c
up to 98o,
39e
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6c
89c
121c Hoyden's for Exeats
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BANNER JOB OF PLUMBIE
Thirty Firs Thousand Dollars Covers Con
traot for Ntw Oohi Hotel
ONE OF LARGEST EVER LET IN 0MAH
Work Goes te Looavl Ftraa aa la
' eladra tfca App'aratas for Heat"
V ' lagr e Bis Strae
tare Also,
Tie plumbing and heating- contract for
the new hotel building (or Herman Cohn,
which will be erected on Sixteenth street
from Capitol avenue to Davenport street,
lias been let for 136.000 to J. J. Har.lghen.
Tula is one of the 'largest plumbing and
Right up The Maple Leaf from
Omaha, two hundred miles or moro,
There is a lake with crystal waters
bright, with sandy beach and wooded
shore.. Clear Lake the name the In
dians gave to natures peerless work of
art; It's foil of fish, and man's de
light to catch its pike and pickerel
tao and carp.
Cheap rates to Clear Lake, la., all
summer by C, O. W. Ry. Write Oak
wood Park Co. at Clear Lake for cot
tage, tent or hotel accommodations.
heating contracts ever let for a building in
Omaha and la Indicative of the quality
of' the new building which will be erected
by Mr. Cohn. Other contracts for mere
construction have been let to the Natlenal
Klreproonng company of dtfeago and F.
P. Gould & Son of Omaha and preliminary
work on the new building has been begun.
Excavating on the site near Twentieth
and Harney streets for the main exchange
building for the Independent Telephone
company has been completed and the work
of driving plies for the foundations of the
building will be begun Saturday morning.
The work la being dona by John Towle
and piles will be driven to the depth of
thirty feet In order to furnish a stable
foundation for the large exchange building,
for which plans are being prepared by
Fisher & Lawrle.
Contracts will be let by the telephone
company next week for the concrete work
on the foundations of the building and
the plans probably will be submitted to
contractors for bids on construction within
two or three weeks. Deeds were placed
on record Friday morning transferring the
title to the lot, which was part of the
public play grounds, to the sew t.plione
company.
Joseph Kelly Bays Tartle Home.
Joseph Kelly of M. E. fimlth at Co. has
bought the new nine-room residence of
John Turtle at 1106 Blnney street for tS.SM
through the O'Keefe Heal Estate company
and will occupy It for a home. The house
is completely modern and finished through
out In quarter-sawed hardwood. It was
built only a short time ago tor Mr. Turtle,
who Is the general foreman at the Union
Fuel tic shops. Ttie O'Keefe company has
also sold a lot on Lowe avenue, north of
California street, to W. C. Bullard, the
lumber dealer, which adjoins his present
home. William Buach has sold his home
at ' S708 North Eighteenth street through
th O'Keefe Real Estate company for Kt.aOO
to Mr. Maud Borstal! for a home. Trie
O'Keof company has also sold the homo
f Joseph Zlpfel of Toledo at (20) Lincoln
boulevard to H. T. Hawkins tor (2.960, and
a cottage at Forty-third and Charles
street for Anthony Wilkinson to Q. W.
Hawkins for S1.TC0.
Phe doublo brick Oats of W. B. Homaa
near Thirty-second street and Poppteton
avenue and the new brick flats at Twenty
eighth and California streets have been
sold for Mr. Homan through Robinson A
Wotf for tl.Mo to Henry Vangrowicb as
an investment. Mr. Homaa bought the
large vacant lot extending from Twenty
first to Twenty-second street on the south
side of Howard street for $7,000 and con
templates building a row of modern brick
flats on the property,
- Some Liitl Deals.
The old home of the late Frances B.
Wessell, who was connected with the
Omaha Savings bank, has been sold for
the estate by John W. Robblna to Harris
Goldstein tor S3.G0O. The residence is situ
ated on a large lot at tne southwest cor
ner of Twenty-second and Burt streets.
After placing an advertisement In The
Evening Bee of Thursday, A. P. Tukey &
Son sold on of their small cottages at
Twenty-second and Pierce streets for fl.600
before I o'clock Friday morning. The
houses were only placed on the market
Thursday and the first sale was made to
R. H. Landeryou as an Investment.
C. F. Lutes, president and manager of
the Fredonla Window Glass company of
Fredonla. Kan., and the Osage Window
Glass company of Independence, Kan., Is In
Omaha for a few days on both business
and pleasure. Mr. Lutes la the brother of
Mrs. V. O. Strlekler.
The modern residence at S21S Poppleton
avenue has been sold by Thomas Hrennan
Ambrose Hood to Ruth E. Mldgley for . jjjj jjjq j gy j. yjQjj
Mrs. Frances A. Tucker has sold her
home, near Twenty-fifth and Indiana
streets, to David McDowell for M.875.
Wheat is the most important
cereal used as food for man.
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WHEAT FLAKE CELERY
mm
is made from Wheat and Celery.
sweetening or other sub
stances to create sour stomach
and constipation. Palatable, nu
tritious and easy of digestion. B
10 C0nU a package.
For &! by all Crocer
FIRE HORSES BREAK AWAY
One Animal Bastalos lajary la Wild
Raa aaf May Have to
Ba K411ed.
Starting out from the fire barn at
Eleventh and Jackson streets to answer an
alarm of fire from Thirteenth and Cali
fornia' streets before the driver could get
on the seat or check them, the horses at
tached to the wagon of Hose company No.
1, dashed out through the door, becoming
frightened, when a wheel struck the side
of the opening and broke Into a runaway
north on Eleventh street with Captain
Sullivan hanging to their bits trying to
stop them at t o'clock Friday morning.
He was obliged to let go before they had
proceeded half a block In order to avoid
running into a woman In a buggy, who
was In the way and the animals continued
their run at top speed for another block,
colliding with two horses on the way, when
one of them fell with a shaft wound in the
breast, and they were grabbed by Market
Officer Henry Lesch.
Driver Phillip Miller was currying one of
the horses when the gong tapped and he
turned the animal loose. The other horse
did not respond promptly and In the dis
order resulting Miller did not get on the
seat before the hitching wa completed and
the horses started out on their own ac
cord. Captain Sullivan was taking the
alarm, but dropped the work and grabbed
the nearest horae and was dragged around
the corner to the alley. At Howard street
a single wagon was backed to the walk
and "Nigger" one of the runaways, and
one of the oldest and best horses In the
department, ran Into the shafts, his breast
being penetrated by the sharp point. A few
feet farther on a collision occurred with a
horse and wagon of Andrew Peterson,
grocer at 2711 Leavenworth street, the
horse being knocked down and B. E. Hens
man the driver being thrown to the street
and somewhat bruised. The run was then
concluded before thai length of the crowded
market place was run. "Nlrger" and his
mate were returned to the barn and the
wounded animal may have to be killed,
though the chances are good that the wound
will heal.
:ixteen-Year-Old Girl-Wife is Embed to
Tall Aeain.
CLUTCHED TIGHT IN THi 6RIP OF VICL
Other Officials Had Aboat Succeeded
to Work Her Rescae Wbea
Daalanaa's Clemency Kei.
traltocd Their Efforts.
Cupltol avenue Friday afternoon and the
attempt to return her to a better life will be
resumed where It was Interrupted by the
mayor's Interference.
The us of the pardon power by Mayor
Dahlman resulted Thursday In the return
to a life of shame of a 16-year-old girl
through the efforts of her male consort
and for a time the purposes of Police
Judge Crawford, City Prosecutor Daniel
and Police Matron Gibbons were thwarted
In their efforts to work her reclamation,
until sh could be rescued from the mass
of the red light district and placed out of
the reach of her companion and low friends.
The girl, who has assumed the name of
Cleo Melburn, has a husband at Des
Moines and when she was again taken
into police court April 29 from Martin's
arcade, her face atljl unmarked by the
life she was leading and seemed less an
xious to continue ber career, Judge Craw
ford gave her a sentence of thirty days
In the matron's department a, ths city
jail. Then he personally wrote to her
father, City Trosecutor Daniel wrote to her
husband and Matron Gibbons made ef
forts to find a brother, the information of
their whereabouts bflng gladly furnished
by her. The husband naa written Daniel
that he will be glad to have his young
wife back and Matron Gibbons was In
sight of success with th brother when she
heard the girl's consort was about to ask
Dahlman for a pardon.
Going to the telephone she called up the
mayor's office only to learn the pardon
already had been grunted. She then re
lated the girl's story and Dahlman told
her he would recall the release. While
Mrs. Gibbons was out later, however, and
a change of officers had been made, the
mayor's order was presented and the girl
given back to habitues of the under world
who had been so successful with Dahlman.
The police found the girl In one of the
many hiding places of Ninth street and
RUSSIANS IN OMAHA MONDAY
Aladjaa and Tehaykovsky Will Speak
t the First Congrega
tional Charck.
Mayor Dahlman Friday appointed a com
mittee of prominent citizens to meet Alexis
Aladjan and Nicholas Tchaykovsky, th
distinguished leaders of the Russian peas
antry, at the train Monday. The com
mittee consists of Dean Beecher of Trinity
cathedral. Judge Howard Kennedy, Father
MoGovern of St. Phllomena's cathedral.
President McDonald of the Central Labor
union and W. L. Tetter, president of th
Commercial club executive committee. .
Alexis Aladjan. leader of th last Russian
Duma and as such of th peasantry of
Russia. Is In this country under the pilotage
of Tchaykovsky to proclaim the doctrine of
"free Russia" In behalf of the patriots who
are struggling for liberty from th present
form of government and th ultimate rights
of a republican form of government. They
will both speak at the First Congregational
church Monday night . This will be a big
event. Governor Sheldon Is expected to b
present, as is also 'William 3. Bryan and
other of the most prominent cltlsens of
Nebraska. Mr. Bryan has said he Would
come If possible.
A. B. Hubermann, 0 years at S. E. Cur.
13th and Douglas 30 year direct diamond
importer; sold at Import prioes.
sborniess
it comes to a question
of quality, we're a good
deal like a mule. We simply
refuse to follow the lead of some shoe makers,
charting more while giving less. We persistently
give all the value possible at the price, content to
earn a fair profit
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