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SPECIAL SALE
Allovcr Em
broideries All new designs
in fine Swiss and
Nainsook many
are hand loom
embroidtries and
are suitable for
making entire
waists a variety
of open work and
shadow effects
White Ribbon
Shoes
THE HEW SHOH FORWOEEH
NEXT SATURDAY
Dig Sale of Men's
Shirts and Underwear
Entire Stock from
New York Retail Store
We nikt Aiani la all ihm tMimlar iMfWt.
Black ud DtUl KM. Patents -! Tana. Hiah
mad Low Cots, prices front ti m $ tin pair.
Oat Bellas
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ctaat at ring the
vMi of ths
Virtt KIbbge
Ska."
Toed wkm wfta ttvnf left
U (UT lKXtH HK4
ikw, TUa tkca to hat
W CM Hue sett kid, lace, K vamp, .
" tip. tnaeMnra low ratlltarr Heel.
wH Sole. Pore Oak Battler Sola, vary flex
ible; aittcbod bolt In lop piece on beel-aotl-nptlo
corered toftctuhlon Inneraola, White
Ribbon Process. Made orer lait with mad-
him toe, especially deairaed and (radad lor
tee Whlta Ribbea Una.
None Gemdne That Does Not Bear
Above' Trade Hark on The Sole
Omaha Agents
for While
Ribbon Shoes
nn Atir.c-i
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Omaha Agents
for White
Ribbon Shoes
Trading at Courtney's not only means jjj
e nuy, 53 B
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It also iJ F 1
to oon- $ M
I,arre Quantities In which we
enables us to Give you "Better TH
tO l it fn. T r,mm Unn..u K. . I
K means that you don't have to
y aider as to whether It Is kept In Q
K stock or not, you simply ask for what W
K you want, whether It Is In season ?S
or out of saason. We have It at your 3
command. f5
rsvzTi AID tbobtabz.es $
Blue Rerrlea.
M Blackberries,
gj Currents,
"4 Hour Cherries,
'! Cauliflower,
jjj Fancy Head Lettuce,
5 Spinach,
0 Kndlve,
Ice Cold Water Melons.
Fresh Ekks, per doien
A Dill Pickles. Der dozen
,J Choice Country Butter, up from
s
8
s
15c
10c 14
91 ft
lb. 20c m
.200 y
. 7c l ;
Swiss Cheese, per lb 20c 0
S October Made Cream Cheese, lb.
fc LfinnnB, per dozen
J3 Finder Pretzels, per lb
l-l Pickles, per bottle
ft Anti-Lye Prunes, per lb
fi EOc 81zn mchllllno''a Rl Ralclnir
DnuHn Ik nr.
at i... p0 v-j
M Jelly Glasses, per dozen 20c RS
Mason Jars, per dozen, pints ,...3Bop
$ Quarts 45o m
is
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remnant
Ion't Forjrol
Tht We SoU
BRENLIN
The Xcw Window
Mi ado Material.
SILKS
I
Half Gallons 65o N
MEAT BEVABTaCBirr
Tboraday's Special
i l Round Rteak, (Choice Steer Beef)
per pouna
8
fj Picnic Hams, (Good to Boll) lb. 9 Ho
H 17th and Douglas Sts. R
Tel. Domrlas M7. jj
v.l Private Exchange connecte ill Depta. jXj
taBaaOaRS3KU
PEONAGE CIIARGE IS RAISED
Claim Preferred Against Employment
Agent by New York Men.
FEDERAL OFFICIALS TAKE IT UP
A cent Falaely Profeaaea to Be Act
ing for tne Vnlou Paolflo ia
Hiring Men la New
York City.
Edward Mandel, Bruno Ehrllch and Oscar
Groasman of New York city appeared before
United States District Attorney Goes Wed
nesday morning to flle a complaint against
on Gorman, an employment agent, under
the peonage act
' Th man are bright fellows of more than
ordinary Intelligence, and are of a party
of eighty-three men who entered Into a
contract with Gorman In New York city
for employment with the Union Pacific
Railroad company, either in Omaha, Kanaas
City or Denver, at from fl.50 to $1.75 per
day, with free transportation, free homes
and board. The young men complain that
up to the time they reached Chicago they
war furnished nothing to eat and that
they came to Omaha over the Northwest
ern road, reaching here Monday night. Ar
riving at Omah they were told they would
have to go to work about 200 hundred miles
west of Omaha. The three young men
protested against going further west, as
they claim It was distinctly understood
bat ween them and Gorman they were to be
ravolyad In Omaha, Denver or Kansas
City.
i, Back the Contract.
' They with twenty others refused to go
further , under Gorman's violation of the
contract. He tried to force them back Into
the car and It Is claimed struck one of
thf party, Mandel, with a pair of brass or
Iron knuckles, knocking him down and
rendering him unconscious for twenty-four
hours. They further allege Gorman re
fuses to. Surrender them their baggage un
less upon the payment of 115 each, which
neither of them Is able to pay, being prac
tically destitute. From their consolidated
means they raised money enough to tele
graph New York to the United States dis
trict attorney there, who advises them he
will take up the case at that end of the
Una under the peonage laws and further
advised them to consult the United States
district attorney -in Omaha. District At
torney Ooss will take the matter up at
one In connection with the United States
authorities In New York and see what can
be don In the premises.
'In tli meantime the young men will en
deavor to seek employment In Omaha. They
have Influential friends, they claim, In New
Tork and Intend to puah the case to the
limit of the law.
Ths Union Paclflo people disclaim any
knowledge or responsibility for the acta
or the alleged labor agent Gorman,
t - h.
THINKS HE ISFREIGHT TRAIN OMAHA AT TRAFFIC "LEAGUE
Rogers asserted that he would have beaten
the engine If he had not been carrying such
a heavy load, and he was doubtless right
In police court Wednesday morning he was
released, and on request gave a startling
Imitation of a steamboat whistle, which
scared the other prisoners Into hysterics
and then took up a collection for a dinner.
LABOR DAY PARADE ROUTE
Mne of March Laid Oat by the Com
mittee la Chars; of
Plans.
The committee on arrangements for the
Labor day parade met Tuesday evening
and completed the general plans for the
big labor demonstration Monday. Responses
were received from practically all the labor
organizations, Indicating that they will
participate in the parade.
The parade will form at Sixteenth street
and Capitol avenue early Monday morn
ing. The march will be through the busi
ness portion of the city, but routes have
not yet been definitely determined, but will
bo announced during the present, week.
After the parade a program of exercises
will be carried out at Syndicate park,
which will Include addresses by prominent
labor leaders and well known speakers,
followed by a series of athletic sports.
C. A. McDonald has been chosen mar
shal of the day. The formation of the
parade will be as follows:
Advance guard, platoon of police.
Marshal of the day, C. A. McDonald.
Aid to chief marshal, A. J. Donahue.
FIRST DIVISION.
Band.
John Pollan. commander.
Delegates to the Central Labor Union
Delegates to the Structural Building
i raaes Alliance.
Carpenters, district councils.
Band.
Carpenters' local Union No. 427.
Painters' Local Union No. 10.
Plumbers' Local Union No.' IS.
Structural Iron Workers' Union No. 21
SECOND DIVISION.
R. A. Schneider, commander.
Band.
Klectrlcal Workers' Union No. 23.
Electrical Workers' Union No.- 162.
Striking telegraphers, No. 10.
Typographical Union No. 190,
Press Feeders' Union No. 2.
Bookbinders' Union No. 67.
Clgarmakers' Union No. S3.
Switchmen's Union No. t.
THIRD DIVISION.
H. H. Farmer, commander.'
Band.
Sheet Metal Workera" Union No, 8.
Iron Moulder' Union No. 190.
Horaeahoera' Union No. 19.
Machinists' Union No. 31.
Blacksmiths' Union No. 6a
Degree team. No. 159, A. O. U. W.
FOURTH DIVISION.
A. C. Kugel, commander.
. . . Band.
Brewery Workera' - Union No. M.
Brotherhood of Railway Carmen.
Sign Writers.
Butchers.
Leather Workers' Union No. H.
Barbers' Union.
Tailors' Union.
Federal Labor Union,
To Prevent Shoes f turn Cracking-
use Quick Shin Shoe Polish. It oils, pol
ishes and gives a patent leather finish and
Is water-proof. Ask your dealer for It
Back to the
School Room
Again!
Is Your Boy Shod?
Upon the opening of the
school year it is well that you
start the youngster well pre
pared in wearables, especial
ly shoes.
We sell a steel shod shoe
that is a wonder it outweare
any two pair of boys' shoes
ever made. You'll be con
vinced with a trial.
Little Gents' sizes 10 to
13 $2.00
Youths' sizes 1 to 2, S2.25
Boys' sizes 2V2 to 5y2, $2.50
Drexel Shoe Co.
1 Il'lil""!",,,,
Fallow irks Is Well Loaded Has Vala
; - " His Cans.
Sincerely - convinced that ha was a full
grown freight train with sixteen cars,
Walter 'Rogers got well loaded up Tuesday
night and amused a crowd of men In the
Union Peel flo freight yards for nearly an
hour, running . races with a switch engine.
Sour Stomach
"I aA QaaaaraM ea f..l Ilk. a ibu. I hna
mi a .l.rr Irvrn 4j.pp.ia a. 4 Mar .loatftrk
for tk U r y.ara. i b. l.klct ai.di-
?ia A ota.r Srva., aut eoald AuA no r.ilef oalv
f a ..rt iiatft. r will raenaiaa Casraru ti
a? ftia4. u tk. ..It tains tndl.iiua tni
or Ms.mi mmi to kp ih. eow.L la guo4
aiUoa. Tear a. r air. to .,"
(mi StaakUf . ataaek Ckoak, Pa.
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ruaaaat. Palatable, Potaet. Tau OodA. to QaoA.
k.,.r , Kuku or uriiw. ate. Me. K.ter
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tcrllaf BaaaaAy Co., Chicago or N.Y. 599
v AaS'JALSALE TEM MILLION BOXES
Gnlld of Commercial dab and Me.
ana of Grala Exchange
Will Attend.
John M. Guild will represent the Com
merctal club and E. J. McVann the Omaha
Grain exchange at the first meeting of
me National Industrial Trafflo . league,
which begins at Chicago Thursday. The
league was organized In Chicago about a
month ago and Mr. Guild and Mr. McVann
were made directors. Its membership Is
composed of representatives of commercial
bodies from the Atlantic coast to the Rocky
mountains and the Paclflo coast states are
to be Included also. Its purpose Is to
study transportation and suggest remedies
for existing evils. .
A valuable dog wouldn't sell for 10 cents
to a man who doesn't want a dog. And
that Is true with most anything else. The
only expeditious way to nnd a man who
wants to buy a dog Is to speak to every
body In Omaha Ihrnn.k Ih. 1
--'-. . n 1 1 v iuiuuu
of The Bee. Thoee who are Interested will
..-puna. Ana 11 would n a very uninter
esting dog. indeed, that wouldn't suit any
body. Most anything you don't want can
b sold at some price If properly adver
tised, becauae in Omaha nrl -w-.
-" - 'J .iIWV1J
reads The Bee.
When you ask your dealer for an adver
tised article and he tries to sell you a sub
stitute, which he claims Is Just as good. It's
becauae he makea a larger profit on the
(ubatitute. Insist on getting what you ask
lor.
SPR
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Central Goal & Coke
Go. of Omaha
15th AND HARHEY STS.
SHOE REPAIRING!
We Call and Get Your Shoes
Repair and fix them up and return them
to you for leas money than you can iiave
first-class work done elsewhere, thus sav
ing you the bother and time of carrying
them down town. 'Phone and give us a
trial. . T
MEN'S HALF SOLES
Sewed (Mo
Nailed 63o
Men's Heels 35c
LADIES' HALF SOLES
Sewed 75o
Nailed 60c
Ladles Heels 26o
RUBBER HEELS
Ladles' or Gents' 60c"
Shoe Laces, Polishes. 8hoe Trees. Etc..
always in stock.
Standard Shoe Repair Co.
1804 Farnam Street
Telephone Douglas TfMT.
Fits In Chicago
A Chicago policeman arrest
ed two men with fits the other
night, says a paper. Are the
tailors of this city so poor
that th mere fact a man has
a fit necessarily subjects him
to the attention of the police T
P. S. Further examination
at the station disclosed th
fact that th fits were pro
duced by Dreeher, The Tailor,
Omaha, NeU
Choice Rem
nants of
Thousands of yards of dress
novelty silks, in lengths
from one to six yards.
Bought from leading silk
manufacturers at big re
ductions. The lot embraces
all colors and all styles.
Very desirable for trim
mings and waists. Worth'
up to $1.00 a yard, thous
ands of remnants
at, yard
29c
Remnonts of
DRESS GOODS
A very choice collection of
woolen dress goods in fancy
designs of checks and
stripes. Some are large
black and white plaids, 43
inches wide, warranted pure
wool, best in Omaha, very
desirable for dresses and
suits. Worth, yard, up to
$1.00, thousands of rem
nants of them at, fQ
Remnants of WASH GOODS
Your choice of the entire line of wash fabrics, batistes,
mulls, suitings, waistings, ginghams, etc. Our entire line
to close out to make room for new fall stocks waiting to be
uupavKt-u, xwjguiar values run to 25c a yard, Thurs-
uay, iim piece ana snort lengths, yard
Artistic Fall Garment Styles
A mngnlftcont. assortment of the most charming new designs from the
test makers of both Europe and America. Thousands of them to select from.
Scarcely any two alike. Yon will certainly vote It the most complete display
of original and exclusive style Ideas ever shown at this season. , i
EAl!Tliri:i. rw
,5c
$1.50, $1.00 and 75c
WASH PETTICOATS
for49c
Made of fine ginghams and chambrays, trimmed in Ji ft
ruffles. Thursday all.at one price HfZJC
$5.00 fine Lingerie Waists for . . , $2.48
75e Undermuslins for .48c
Drawers, Corset Covers, Skirts and Gowns, trimmed in
lace, embroidery and tucks, good full garments and best
workmanship. ( ' ,
New Fall Skirt Models, side and box pleated. Also new
uure gooa eiiect
$4.SS, S7.50 and SIO.OO
TAILon Si ITS la
all the most popu
lar materials, col
ors and patterns.
Jackets in lennth
from 24 to 60 in.,
the grandest as
sortment and best
values shown in
Omaha at 15 CM)
930.00, $25.00
up to $75.oo.
20.00 TAJ Milt
strrs $12.50
Charming Suits in
Jacket Style with
the New Fluffy
. Ruffles Skirt.
Come in Cheviots,
Panamas, Broad-
, cloths, . In blue,
black,' brown and
. fancy mixtures
special price for
Thursday $12.50
KXTItA SPEC! A I
AND $0.00 NET WAISTS
choice $2.98
FROM 8 TILL O A. M. $2.00 Moire
Underskirt at 89
FROM 0 TILL 10 A. M. Children's
$3.00 Wash Dresses at 8i)
$2.00 LAWN WAISTS, choice ..QgJ
NEW FALL COAT
STYLE In fine
coverts and broad
cloths, a delight
ful variety in all
lengths at $5.08,
$7.o, s.w
i $10.oo
NEW AUTO COATS
Silk or Satin, rub
berized In all best
stylos, colors and
patterns, prices
St2.no, $i5.oo,
$20-oo to $35.00
New SKIRT STYLH
In Silks or French
and Ault man
, Voiles, beautifully
trimmed, made
very full splendid
values at $10.00,
$12.50, $15.00
and ....SMtt.OO
BARGAINS FOR THURSDAY ONLY
FROM 0:30 TILL It A. M. Women'!
Lawn Kimonos, choice at ....15
FIXE WALKING SKIRTS in Panamas,
Serges, Cheviots and Broadcloths,
worth to $10.00, sale price $4.05
$3.00 WASH SKIRTS to Close 0
$7.50 SILK UNDERSKIRTS at $4 9
Grand Lace Sale Thursday
A sale that will be long remembered as greatest of all great lace bar
gain events. A clearance in which all go in two Immense lots:
1st LOT consists of Val Laces, Fine I 2cl LOT consists of Very fine Vals and
Torchon Po nt Parle and Pure Lin- Torchon Laces, .Point Es Prit and
en Laces, all are priced at per Pure Linen Laces, all at one price
yard 2KM per yard 4Jlk
NO ONE WITH LACKS TO BUY CAN AFFORD TO MISS THIS SALE.
Extra Specials for Thursday
In Our Famous Domestic Dept.
TiicHiiohes Grocery
a icivovrci
(A. AGINSKEE, Prop.
The store where QUALITY has first place. Where
everybriQ receives prompt and courteous service.
VVe warit your business
and ask for a 'Chance to show you why we should have it.
Try our Hock Creamery Butter best in Omaha.
Try Curtis Bros.' canned goods we are sole agents for Omaha.
Try our Salt Rising Bread Fresh every Tuesday, Thursday, Friday.
TRY US FOR ANYTHING IN THE GROCERY AND MEAT LINE.
LIQUOR DEPARTMENT
Stock Consists of Only the Best and Purest
Wines Whiskies Brandies
Our Leader Hlllcr Brands
THEY ARE PURE ASK THE DOCTOR.
We Cater to Family Trade Only.
AT 9:00 A. M.
One case of Simpson's Silver Grey
Prints, regular 7 He goods at a
yard 4H
75c Cotton Blankets for 40
85c Cotton Blankets for 5tl
$1.00 Cotton Blankets for 65
16c Turkish Towels for ...... 7H
10c Turkish Towels for 5
$1.50 All Wool Dress Goods for 5t)
$1.00 All Wool Dress Goods for 40
76c All Wool Dress Goods for 39
16c and 25c Wash Goods to close 7t
lOo
5
5r
5
AT 2:00 P. M.
One case of Bleached Muslin,
Goods, 10 yards limit ...v. ..
Apron Checks for
Amoskeag Staple Ginghams for..
9-4 Bleached Lockwoods for ....26
Amoskeag 12c Teaeldowns W
Amoskeag Outing Flannels for 7M
$1.00 Bed Spreads for V.74S
85c Bed Spreads for ........ ...59
Several other Sales Thursday. . .
'Phone Douglas 1019.
1403 Douglas Street.
Two Cents per Mile
' Between all Stallone on ths
CHICAGO
GREAT
WESTER N
BAILWAV
Better than former excursion rates.
Goed en all trains.
Came and go when you please.
Take that leng contemplated trip NOW.
Tickets and Information from
W. C. DAVIDSON. C P. AT. A.. 1512 Farnam St. Omaha. Ifss.
With motors designed fpr alternating
current you substantially eliminate the
depreciation of your power plant. Repairs
are insignificant. Investigate!
Omaha Electric Light and Power Co.
Tel. Douglas 062. Y. M. C. A. Bldg.
BEST HARD COAL
It's the genuine Scranton from Scranton, Pennsylvania and
the V Lehigh Valley" the "Premier Coal." It's fresh mined.
It's weighed on city scales, if desired. You get what you
pay for. It's $10.50 per ton.
C. B. HAVENS d CO.
Washing Machines
CUTTING THE PRICE OS WASHING MACHINES
FOR ONE DAY.
Large Cedar Tub. Rotary Washing Machines with
fly wheel, four stroke, easy washers, including
the famous O.' K., The Best, Beats All, etc., etc.,
$3.95 $4.35 $4.75 and $4.98 None
worth less than seven dollars.
The famous One Minute Washing Machine $9.95
BIG SALE ON PAINTS
Paint Brush Free with every can. We are the
only store in Omaha who will guarantee our paint
for three years or money back.
Ready mixed House Paint, per gallon . 7 OS
Good Floor Paint, fully guaranteed, hi gallon can for
All colors Paints, Enamels, etc., can
BIG SALE ON GARBAGE f!AXS
$1.50 12 gallon Galvanized Cans, with drop handles, riveted and water
tight, only oa
$2.00 16 gallon Cans, same quality for ..'..".".'."."$1 25
Specials in Grocery Department Thursday
Try Hayden's First for Groceries The Greatest Grocey Dent, in th Wml
65
. . . . lOe
12 bars Best Family Laundry Soap...S5o
1 he Hest wnue or lellow Uornmeal
per sack lOe
Gallon cans reaches. Fears. Plums or
Apples 3So
1-10. pur. Macaroni. SDuKliettl or Ver-
mlclll 8o
1-lb. can fancy Red Alaska Salmon. 13 Ho
The beat Hoda Crackers, per lb oc
The bes Ginger Snaps, per lb So
Pretzels, per lb Go
Fig Newton Cookies, per lb 8Vao
Fancy Assorted Pickles, per bottle. . .80
BUTTZm AXD CBTEBBB BAXX
TIXTBIDAT
Fancy Dairy Butter, per lb Bio
Fanry Creamery Butter, per lb B5o
Fancy Full Cream Cheese, per lb ISo
Fancy Full Cream Brick or Llmburger
Cheese, per lb ISo
CXAB APPLES TOM nUT,
One-third bushel basket of extra fancy
No. 20 Whitney or Siberian Crab Apples.
The cheapest fruit to put up this sea
son. This will be the last week for'
them. Thursday we will sell them,
per one-third bushel basket 8a
rmrsK veoxtabx.ii raioxs rox
THUKSOAT
Fresh Radishes, per bunch Is
Fresh Onions, per bunch lo
Fresh Beets, per bunch lo
Fresh Turnips, per bunch lo
Fresh Corn, per dosen. ............. . Bo
Fresh Cabbage, per head ,,.ju0
Fresh Lettuce, three heads for So
Fresh Cucumbers, each la
Sweet Peppers, per dosen.,,,.,,.,..,. So
Juicy Lemons, per dozen.. ......XSe
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PHONE 81T DOUGLAS.
1803 FARNAM STREET.
ARE UNDER CONSTANT NERVOUS
TENSION ENDEAVORING TO RE
STRAIN LADIES FROM GETTING OFF
BEFORE OARS COME TO A STOP.
WON'T YOU HELP THEM BY WAIT
ING UNTIL THE CAR STOPS AND
THEN STEPPING OFF SAFELY IN
THE RIGHT WAY.
Assist us In preventing accidents.
Omaha & Council Bluffs
Sfrcct Railway Co.
DR. BRADBURY, Dontlst, I'.Z"':.
1S03 FARNAM ST., OMAHA. Phone Bougtaa 1760
Extracting 2Se "Vmsam,tm ' ""X., We max specialty
Porcelain Fills. .1 up f ot metal and' roofless
Crowns 2.60 up fyaa-l.;n. platfl. Painless work la
Bridge Work.$2.B0 op JYyVVM all operation. Opes
f '