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TITE OMAHA DAILY PEE; TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1907.
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Sii Oar
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DougUs
Strut
Windows
Set Our
DODgllt
Strut
Windows
Odd and Ends from the Dig Purchase
Women's SEiirfc
Worth up to $5 $9Q
These new skirts come in many
very desirable styles of plain
and mixed fabrics light or
medium weight for summer
wear the new pleated styles,
etc. many are fine Panamas
they are worth up to
$5.00 and have
been much admired
. in our window
Tuesday special . . . .
APRONS at 29c
50c and
75c
In the fancy round effects, embroid
ery trimmed, also the largeNquare
aprons with and without bibs
large full cuts with bretelles '
made of selected mainsooks, cam
brics' and India Linons, fi f
worth 50c and 75c 3 v If
at dfj
v LACES
Most desirable widths of Point de Paris,
French, German and English Vals,
etc. new and clean lots Just placed
on Dig counters,
very special bar
gains, at, a yard
""iiiUitfmWMi MB
$9
The Bare Foot Sandal season Is
here. This is the popular shoe
for summer wear. Just what you
want to rest your tired feet cool
and comfortable.
Genuine welt soles, with no
nails to hurt the feet .
Uppers made of genuine Russia
calf black and tan colors.
From Infants' to Men's sizes:
Chllds' sl7.es, 5 to 8 $1.10
Chllds' sites, 9 to 11 $lk35
MlBses sizes, 12 to 2 91.50
Women's sizes, 8 to 8.... $2.00
Men's sUes, 8 to 11 $2.35
These Sandals are made to wear.
Drexel Shoe Co.
1415 Farnam St.
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iO.a iwib JUOb iatcu
1c-3c-5c
WIDE EMBROIDERIES
These embroideries are in corset ctover widths,, skirtings
and f louncings they are splendid bargains, 0 R f
at, per yard fa M U
55
r nnArJDEIS Boston Store
KAWflLLE MAN 1 THINKING
Kieii'i Citjai 6Wn Tine to Fonder on
Tanpsrinff with Vebraikft Law.
TAKES CHILDREN FROM PROVINCE OF COURT
Offers Himself m Exptatloa of Aay
Offease Committed V
Promptly Taken Dp hy
Jadare Sattoa.
For aiding to remove hie father-in-law's
:hlldrn out' of the Jurisdiction . of the
luvenlle court, Alfred O. Watson of K Mi
ni City, was committed to the county Jell
Uonday morning to ponder ovsr the ques
tion whether or not It pays to tamper with
the wheels of justice in Nebraska. It was
Watson's own admission before the court
'.hat caused the peremptory order of Judge
Button, who found him guilty of contempt
if M-ttirt- W wilt rwmiLln In tall norrird ( n m
o the court's order until the children are
.brought back ta the Jurisdiction of the
urt. .
The three Bartlett children of Twenty
' fourth and H streets. South Omaha, are at
the bottom of Watson's trouble. 'Mr. Bart,
lett Is his father-in-law. The neighbors of
the family complained the children were
not eared for -properly and were liven to
tearing ip oilier-people's flower and vege
table gardens. They were .ordered to ap
pear peiore me court a wees- ago, dui am
aot and a more emphatic order was sent
ut for them to appear Monday. Instead
Watch Your Thirty Feet
of Bowels I
i.
0 have thirty feet of Intastlnea!
What 'makes food travel
through them? . .
A 'set of Muscles that Una the
araOa of these Intestines or Bowels.
When pleoa of Food rubs the walla
ef tha Intestine those Muscles tighten
behind it, and thus (t starts a Muaole-wava
vhloh drtyes It through tha whole length
I th Bowels.
It ahoold take about 12 hours to do this
yropsrh, so that nutritious parts of tha food
ma har trme to bedlgestod and absorbed.
But, If It takea twice or three times
fcat period tha food spoils In passing, and
, sMomea as poisonous aa if it had decayed
- befora being oaten. ,
Now, tha causa of delay (Constipation)
to simply Weakness, or Latinos of tha
Bowel-Muscles.
Want of Exercise, Indoor Employment,
waaltena these Bowel-Muse lea, just as It
saakena Arm and Leg Muscle.
-PhysloM Ilka Salts, Calomel, Jalap,
Phosphate of Soda, Mineral Waters, elmply
flush-out tha Bowel for the one occasion
only. -
They do not remove tha Cause of Con
stipation. . ;
But this to different with Caacarerts. .
Caaoareta act oa the Muscle of th
Bowels and Intestine. They act Just aa
Cold Water, or Exercise act on a Lazy man.
They act llVe exercise.
A Cascaret produce the Sams 'sort of
Natural result that a Six Mile walk In th
country would produce. .
The Vest Pocket Box Is aold by all
Druggists, at Ten Cents.
Bo SF? t ' the genuine,
made only by the Sterling Remedy Co.,
and never aold in bulk. Every tablet
of the children Mr. Bartlett and Watson
appeared and Watson told Judge Sutton In
way that did not Impress the court favor
ably that he had shipped the children to
Kansas City. ' ' ' '
"If you want anything I'm here to answer
for thera. If you want to sen anybody to
Jail send me."
JTwdca Takes Htm TJp.
"All right, I will send you," remarked
Judge Button, and he directed Deputy Pro
bation Officer Carver to take Watson to
the county Jail.
Henry Washington, a 16-year-old colored
boy who ran away from home at $t. Jo
seph to Join a circus. Is before the Juvenile
court charged with stealing . a suit of
olothes from the Bchllts hotel. The glamor
of circus life grew dim while the show was
In Omaha and Henry quit the sawdust
ring and went to peeling potatoes at the
hotel. It was while he was working there
he Is alleged to have purloined the cloth
ing. He Is said to have pawned it for 86
cents.
The ransacking of Judge Wakeley's house
by a gang of three young boys has caused
ihe probation offioers to Investigate the
disposition of ths 'property. , As a result
Probation Officer Bernstein announced
Monday afternoon he would begin- a case
against Sam Spiel, Twenty-fourth and
Nicholas, on a charge of aiding and abet
ting delinquency. ' He Is acoused of buying
the stolen property from the boys. The
authorities have served notice on Junk
dealers not buy Junk of children, as it
Is one of ' the causes of Juvenile crime.
Judge Wskeleys house was almost de
nuded of gaa fixtures and lead pipe by the
boya.
The Juvenile court 'authorities have found
a home for Clarrisy Abbott, a 12-year-old
neglected girl who has been In the custody
of the court for some ftme Her parents
appeared unable to care for her properly.
Her new home will be with Mr. and Mrs.
W. R. Vannoy of Axtell.
Graduate's .
Commencement Gift
Rare Silver Novelties in exclu
sive lines of PURSES, CARD
CASES,-VANITY BOXES and va
rious combinations of all these in
one Rich and beautiful designs
and shapes that are especially ap
propriate for the graduate's gift.
Inspection invited..
C. p. DROWN CO.
Snooessors to
Bsowir at bomsxeim
16th and rarnam Bis.
HIGH- SCHOOL CUM AUDIS
Graaaates Who Get oa Frogrrasa for
Excelleat Wark Are Mad
Kim,
Graduates who will appear on the pro
gram of ths Omaha High school corranencs
ment exercises have been selected but the
order of the numbers has not been de
termined upon. . Th musical numbers. In
addition to the appearances of the high
school orchestra, will be rendered by Stan
ley Letovsky and Cecil Berryman on the
piano and Helen Sommers and Caroline
Conklln with, vlolens.
Th six esssylsts with their subjects are
as follows: Pauline Rosenberg, "Prome
theus;" Alice MoCullough, "Heroines,
Then and Now:" Louis Haller, "Monopo
lies, Shall They Be Allowed to Exist T"
Anna McCague, "Where Ignorance Is
Bliss;',' Florence Sherwood. "The Pedagogue
in Fiction;" Freed Wooley, "The Value of
Lyric Poetry."
Th baccalaureate sermon Is to be
preached 6unday, but as acceptance has
not been received from the minister who
has been Invited,.' announcement of place
will be made later.
THOUSAND-DOLLAR BILL PEST
Mas wit Ha Smalieg Chaste Has
Task mm Bis Haads Get-
ttaar Ckaaae.
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"I had an interesting experience over at
Davenport, la, a few days ago." said a
government secret service official, who had
Just returned from the Hawkeye state. "It
showed the trouble a fellow has who tries to
get rid of a 11.000 bill. In fact this fellow, one,
Frank Smith with several other aliases,
had five of the bills and after infinite trou
ble managed to deposit them in the Daven
port banks. , I was called Into th ess, aa
It was at first thought the bills were part
of the loot of the subtreasury at Chicago
some months ago. But such was not the
esse, v The bills war good and the fellow
came by. them legitimately."
The banks wanted the deposit of the Jbtlls
all right enough, but when a person makes
such an unusual deposit, th bankers
usually Ilk to get the fellow's address.
Jba al address L would (1 (ham was
Crystal Lithia Water
FIVE GALLON JUGS, $2.00
It's $2.00 for a B-gallon Jug and 50c back
for the Jug. This comes from Excelsior
Springs, Mo.
We make a specialty of the Mineral Wa
ter business, and obtain our Water In al
most all Instances direct from the Springs
or, if a foreign Water, from the Importer.
We are thus In position to furnish fresh
and Genuine Water at the lowest price.
We have Just received a shipment of the
famous Hathorn Water from Saratoga,
New York, and price same as follows:
Dosen ....I2.0S ' '-,
Case, dozen -.17.50
Idanha Water, dusen I2.5e
Case, 50 bottles .. i.fr0
CRYSTAL. LITHIA from ISxcelsior SprinRs,
Mo., (-gallon Jugs for $2 00
Moro-Llthla, plain cases, 124 gallons. .$5.40
Horo-Llthia, carbonated, cases, 60 qts..$3W
Abllena Water, Purgative 10c and 35c
Pluto Water, Purgative 15c and 35c
W sell 100 kinds Mineral Waters.
SIsSrman & McGonnell Drug Go.
RETXALL DUUOOI8TS
COR, 16TH AND DODGE. OMAHA
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TEETH
Wamaka artificial Teeth
lhat looknatural, fit your
mou t h parfeotly, feel
comfortably.
We extract teeth Painlessly
with VITLAIZED AIR.
SET OF TEETH.... $B.OO and up
TAFFS DENTAL ROOMS
HIT DouaU Street.
frE1"5 that PROTECT a
II 1. 0 A. B.KCt, sMhlngtan.PC tttib.1889. I
the general delivery and ao I went over to
look into the case. I finally landed the
fellaw at Rock Island and after questioning
him 'ascertained he had come by the bills
properly and there was no case against
hlra.
BIDS FOR Y. W. C. A. BUILDING
Proposals Are Called For Slae New
Plaas Are? Completed by
Architect.
The revised plans for -the new Toung
Women's Christian association building
were completed Menday by T. R. Kimball,
architect, and bids have beenvcalled for.
Th bids on the building are to be in by
June 14 and then work will be pushed as
rapidly as possible to get the building
finished.
There has- been no change In the else or
general plan of the new building1 from trYq
one for which bids were rejected a few
weeks ago. Some of th trimmings have
been left out, some arched windows have
been changed to less expensive type of
square construction and in some part Iron
nd cement will be replaced by cheaper
materials.
The terra cotta cornice called for in the
first plans has been left out- of the revised
plana
Th architect believes the new specifica
tions call for a building substantially aa
good as th one first planned and that tha
contractors will be able to hold their bids
w4ll within th 1100,000 approprated for th
building. "
Sirs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
Has bMa m4 t r eiXTY-rrVB TCABf b
UlLUuM ol MOTMEKS tor Ikalr CH1LLRIN
WHUJS 1CBTH1.NO, with PKKFBlT SUCCXb It
S.XHHM tk CHILD. SOFTICNli ta OUM. ALLAYS
all PAIN; CCRCS WIND COUC, au Is lb fc
tam4r t' DlARRHOBA. Sold br DraasUU Is
rf n ( (A orl4. Bm tun ao4 ASA. lot "Mr
Wuxlew's gootklaf Sjrras," ai4 UA fto stAcr kin
twHV41 U(A A boUlA OuralM .UA4M- ISA
Iwt aa Drass AM. Jo SKA, ir. SrU! Mum
OMAHA WEATHKK X)RECAST Tuesday: Fair and warmer.
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Omaha's Sensation SJ
cD9
Every Cerger Suit
Left Will be Sold
at One-Third Ber-
ger's Prices
All $30 Tailor-Made
Suits
for,...
ALL ON SALE
NONE RESERVED
Bennett's Suits
One-Half
Marked Prices
$30 Tailor - Made
Suits
at....
OH SALE
NONE RESERVED
Boys' 75c
Mouses. 38c '
Boys' Fine Percale and
Madras Blouses, with
collar attached, or
with" collar band;
laundered pr unlaun
dered; sizes 6 to 13
year 75c grades
at ?
SEVERAL DOZEN
Young Uartz
Mountain
Canary
Singers
As long as the supply
lasts, each
Grocery Department
Men's Straw
v Haits
ths Most Complete
and up-to-date show
ing' In Omaha.
Men's 13.00 to SOo
Boys' $1.00, 75c, 80s
and , 8So
Genuine Panamas at
$6.60, (6.60, $5 and 4.50
Mens
Furni shin's
Beautiful lot of Men's
fancy hose. In Usles,
sjause llsles, lace, drop
stitch, etc. These are
broken lines left over
from our esrly spring,
selling- values up to
- 60c special price
pair 860
$50.00 FOR. A NAME INQUIRE
AT SHOE SECTION
$4.00 TO 2.B0 SHOES AT $1.08 See Window
iivpiay mis splendid lot of WOMEN'S OX
FOKDS will be placed on sale Tuesday at 8:15,
and will include a number of broken lines of
some of the. most popular makes Gibson Ties,
Blucher and-regular Oxfords, Pumps and
Evening Slippers; values up to 4, peair, at
.11
ao
Veiling
Sale
Fashionable Veilings
Chiffon Cloth Veiling
in black, white,
brown, sky, pink,
navy, gray, cham
pagne, garnet, excel
lent quality; auitable
for automobiling,
driving and boating;
also very effective
trimming for sailor
hats, 18-ln. wide, sold
regularly at 25c yd.;
special for Tuesday,
yard
10c
Hair line and fancy
bead Mesh Veilings,
, in all the new spring
shades; sample lot of
over 400 yards; 25c
value, yard, at.
7c
200 dozen of 1 yard
Fancy Chiffon Veils,
in brown, garnet,
green and navy;
North 25c each
5c
Bennett's
Candies,.
BASXaRST l
An extraordinary oner
one thousand lbs,
freeh made, dellclaus
ly flavored Chocolate
reams,
per
lb
10 c
Bennett's Big Grocery
KEEP TO THE RIGHT
Because of the big crowds and big busi
ness in our busier than ever basement es
pecially grocery we have divided the big
stairway by an ornamental brass ruii. Every
body's cue Is sTXEJP TO THE SIGHT. Cards
are shown, "This Way Down," "This Way
Up." but AXWATS TO TBI KIOWT.
KXltXKBXK IEU PLEASE XEF TO THI
EIGHT
liW'AIM Jll
Jos.
xenow iahei. pound-tin . . ,
And Forty Green Trading' Stamps.
Blood of Grape Juice, pint bottle 5
And Twenty Green Trading Stampa.
Worcester Table Salt, sack tO
And Ten Green Trading Stamps." '
Bennett's Capitol Extracts, bottle ' jei
And Thirty Green Trading Stamps'.
Pears, lqf syrup, largo can 15
And Twenty Green Trading Stamps
Dunbar'a Shrimps, can 0
And Ten Green Trading Stamps"
Bayle's Cider Vlngear. pint bottle ...'.10
And Five Green Trading Stampa
Qrape-N'uts, pkg
Egg-o-See, 4 pkgs o
Toasted Corn Flakes, 4 pkgs.lKs
Flower and Vegetable Seeds, pkgl 5
Potted Meats ran
Snidery Baked Beans, large' can '. . . . . f
Ana xwenty Green Trading Stamps.
TUESDAY'S SPECIALS IN THE BEST
THERE IS.
Bennett's Capitol Flour, sack , $1.30
And Fifty Green Trading Stamps.
Bennett's Golden Coffee, pound 2Gt
And Thirty Green Trading Stamps.
B. F. Japan Tea, pound 48t
And Forty Green Trading Stamps.
Gherardelll's Cocoa, pound tin . . 50t3
And Forty Green Trading Stamps.
Gherardelll's 'Cocoa, H-pound tin 25
And Twenty Green Trading Stamps.
GRANULATED SUGAR DOUBLE GREEN
TRADING STAMPS.
uenesee corn, 3 cans 25
Ana ten ureen Trading Staninu.
Diamond S Preserves, 'large Jar;
And Twenty Green Trading j
Stamps.- '
Pickles, assorted, 3 bottles.
And Ten Green Tradine Stm!
Tetley & Co. 'a India and Ceylon Teas,
Remarkable Bargains Tuesday
You Can't
Afford to
Miss These
Specials
THE RILUBLB 7WK J
Watch for )
Great Notion
Sate
Wednesday
In the Great Domestic Room
Beginning at 0:80 A. M. - '
We will sell on bale of L. L. Un
bleached Muslin, regular 7 He qual
ity, limit of 10 yards to a customer,
while it lasts, at, yard ...... 4 c
12 He rercales, light and dark colons
at. per yard 5
8c Apron Checks, at 154
10c Flannelettes, at -
12c and 15c Batistes, good style, toM
colors, at lc
Remnant of 7Wc Prints.
No dealers or peddlers supplied at
Beginning at 2:30 P. M.
We will sell one caae unbleached Mus
lin, regular 10c Quality, limit of 10
yards to each customer, while it lair
at, per yard flKi
BOc Unbleached Sheet", exceptional
bargains, at, each 30
le Towels, aecoml, but great bar
gains, at, each 8H
12 He Double Fold Suiting,. .'. ,Jia
fl Linen Full Bleached, at.... 59
91 and f 1.83 Bleached Table Cloths
494
this sale.
Knit Goods and Hosiery Specials
iLfTr,,, c'oan"uP of n brokcn 'ot '""" our Jobbing department and
Offers parcbmseM trom n,aXactnrer--gretest value, ever
Men's Balhriggan Shirts and Drawers
plain or fancy colors, worth to $1,
at, per garment. . 15, 25S 39
Ladies' Gause Vests Good sizett
some silk taped, worth to 25c, Tues
day, at ..5. 7 c. 10t. 12 H
Ladies' Vents Worth 89c, with long
or half sleeves, at 15
Misses' Vesta and Pants Worth 15c,
lace trimmed, at ., 7Wa
Misses' Gauze Vests, worth 10c, at. 5
Men's 15c Cambric Handkerchiefs
on sale at, each 5
Men's, LadJoV and Children's Homm
Worth to 25c, in plain or fancy col
ors, In three lots 'Tuesday, at, per
pa,r 5S 10S 12Ha
Children's Heavy Ribbed Hose
Worth 25c, at, per pair 15
Men's 10c Rockford Hose- Heavy
quality, 6 pairs for 25)
Men's and Hoys' Suspenders Worth
to 25c, at io
Turkey Red or Indigo Blue Handker
chiefs, 7 for 25J
In Our Ladies' Suit Department
A clean-up of all otld garments and broken lots of ready-to-wear outer,
garments from our New York buyers' sale, during the past week. Several new
shipments will be on sale thia week as follows.
Wednesday Ladies' Suits. Thursday A general sale day. Friday
skirts and waists. Saturday A general sale.
For Tuesday we will show the following specials:
Pretty Wash Suits Worth to $5.00,
in 15 different styles and great as
sortment of material 285 garments
to select from, at, choice . , . .JR1.50
Silk Suits Worth to ft 15.00, odd gar
ments, left from past week's sale, all
made of fine taffetas, in newest
styles, choice Tuesday ...,.$5.05
Silk Coat Worth to $10.00, odd gar
ments, left from the past week's sale,
sizes 32 to 4 2, in eton, pony and bog
style, choice of the lot Tuesday, '
at $3.05
Cravenette Coats Worth to $12,' all
new styles, odd garments, at, your
choice ....$4.05
Pineapples, Pineapples, Pineapples
Our first car of the season arrived. ' They are very fine, rich flavored
and Juicy. You want to can them now, as they are bound to be higher, on ac
count of tha short crop of other fruits. Tuesday morning we will place thul
car of Fancy Florida Pineapples on sale at, each 4, (Jr. 7H and 8t
Per dozen . 45S G5S 75 and O0
No limit, all you want. Take our advice and buy now, you may not hav
another opportunity at these prices.
Fresh vegetables at Sunday's advertised prices.
W H R Y DENS' E!1
Don't Forget
you get the wedding Invitation that our store
of beuutlful pieces suitable for wedding gifts
cut glass, clocks, hand painted china. Spend
minutes with us. Look for the name.
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler
1618 Douglas Street. '
Omaha and Council Q luff a
Stract Railway Camp any
Iltf s
ee!i Car
1
will start June 3rd, making two
trips daily (weekdays only) at 9:30
a. m. and 2 p. m. from 10th and Far.
nam streets. Three hours pleasant
ride, with competent lecturer on
board pointing out and giving en
tertaining and instructive talk on
places of interest.
Fare 50 Cents
A simple, noiseless little
motor is all you need-no boil
ers, no engine, no firemen, no
engineers. Investigate!
Omaha Electric Light and Power Co.
Tel. Douglas 1002. V. M. C A. Bldg.
r- nnftPinilClV Eft. mE .4 is
UXXm UHsHE1 fcJU IT I y slS 17 1 1 UUl, aama laoatlor
IS 00 PARNAM ST., OMAHA. Pha DoMglaa 1788
W make a specialty
of metal snd roofless)
plates. PaiaUeM work 1st
all oparatloas. XV ark
Extowettng 20
, Faroelala Fflla. .$1
; Crowns np
Bridgtj Wock.f-2.BO p
rutes s.oo vp
-. c r'
dp
gwarantead 10 years, j
Mend and make you' own H AKNK83.
V odd lines and straps. No slltriilny or
riveting. Great money savers. Send for
catalogue and prtc today.
TUK ltOVAL lilCKLE COM PAN V,
Ills Farnem St.. OMAHA.
AGENTS WiNTKO .
OMAHA VETERINARY HOSPITAL
I(. I- Ramacrlotti, D. V. 8., Deputy Ktaie
r.,1 fiiv Veterinarian. Kiod lruetor.
! t hiof Sui pon. D. C. Scott. D. V. 8., Ho-
plUil buiseui'.
SSIW Masaa Street. Osaaka, Rsb.
CriBca hours, l-OS to ss a. m.. 1100 to l.M
SCHOOLS AMD COUEOGI,
mrndW Hall
ilea courke. C'erll- .
ratory course admits V
Hmlth, Ml. H.ilyokA,
I nlv. of Wisconsin '
A boardlnsr and day Pchool for Tourta
Vonien and Ulrls. btudents holillns; fr
tlncates covering In full the entrance re
quirement of the I'nlv. of Nebraka or
of Iowa, urn admitted without exanilnatlon
to Junior yeaa of advance courte. C'eril-
llcate in college preparat
to voSBar, niniey, Hi:
Univ. of MHbraaka, I I
and tltiiv. of Chicago. EKceptlonal ad
antagea In MusW', Art and Iimett
Sclents. WeU uUp'ed gymnasium an4
outdiKir sport ', btudt-nts intithered sym
pathetically hy wntnen of large (irartloal
exporlence with girls in that highly luw
toitant formative ertod betweeA tettf
(aen and twenty-one years of aga
nd fur Illustrated. I tar book