Trro OMAHA DAILY DEE: SATURDAY, OCTOHER 12, 1907.
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Wla A display of
.vViVlIf Uf'JftSSV does our
feV MILLINERY
FOR THE
HORSE SHOW!
Authentic Fall Fashions sur
passing any ever attempted. v Charmingly
original in beauty and design.' -
rant Pattern Hats direct from the fashion
Europe and America, the most bewitching
' some of the foremost designers. Not only
display embrace almost unlimited assortment
of HOSlU VPl V rnrrpot fnlrtr MTViMnaf Jrtnc anA civ) a Vint Knot rf
. .....v.v,. VmilillHUU.l V4 L . AV L' U II U V I t VA
,WLV all THEY'RE PRACTTnAT. AHli
Vxi Vfr strongly in evidence we wish to emphasize the fact of their prac-
V&Z ticability which you'll readily recognize when you see our elegant
display. Practical designs and practical prices are responsible for our enormous increase
in business. See the magnificent display of pattern hats QQ jQ 25 QQ
An immense line of beautiful Trimmed Hats that would sell
regularly up to S8,00special for Saturday "each, QQ
All Hats Marked in Plain Figures here.
Interesting, Saturday Specials
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THE RELIABLE SUCRE
An entirely new line of Silk Elastic
limits Including both plain and
eteel studded, on Bale Saturday at
prices from 39c, 49c, 75c, 9 80 up
t0 31.75
Ladles' New Neckwear, 10c A big
sample line Just received, every
piece worth at least 25c, on sale in
on lot, choice 10ft
35c All Silk Veiling. Yard, 10c All
colon, both piaia and fancy' mesh,
per yard, 10t?
All Chiffon Kerk Ruffs just H Price
I eatlicr Tost Cards, new lot Just re
ceived, each . f . . 5
New Fiction, only 47
, White House Cook Book ...... 75
Ladies' and Children's Underwear
Special
Birgaint In
Manufacturers' Stmples, Odd Lets and Broken lines
The greatest lot of values in high class on-
dergnnnents it baa ever been our pleasure to of
fer. Look where you will you'll not find their
quality approached at our special sale prices Sat
urday. ,
Ladles' Union Suits In silk and wool, Vlga silk
and all wool that sell regularly up to $5; pinks,
blues, grays and whites; delightful bargains,
Saturday, at 82.98
Ladles' tnion Suit In silk and wool, or ait
wool, that sold to $4, special at $2.50, $1.98
and $1.50
Ladies' Cotton Union Ru It Heavy fleece lined,
nnlri rpu-nlnrl v to 11 F.D rnrnipnt. atASc. 7fie
and '. ....40 I
Ladies' Vesta and 1'fiuts In red, grays or white
special bargains at, garment, $1.50, 51.25
Ladies' Wool Vests and l'ant Worth to $1.60
garment, on sale Saturday at 98c and. . -75
Dndles' Vewts and l'ants Heavy fleece lined aud
worth regularly to $1 garment at 49c, 39c, 25c
and
Children's Silk and
Wool Union Bolts, all
HiKvn, Ht ei.60
CniMren'a Wool Union
Bolts, nil atsea, at 880
X.adlaa' Outing Flasnel
Skirts, r-pectal bar-,
gains at SSe and BSo
Chlldrsa's Test ana
19
"Pants, heavy fleeced,
. ail sites, at 49c, 8'r.
L'f-r and 19o
Children's Outing "Plan
' ael Qowns, speell
value, at 4Bo
XiaOles' Outing Flannel
.Gowns, worth to 11.60,
at 98c, 7 Sc. 49c ..390
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Many Rousing Safy Bargains
In Men's ajrf Boys' Winter Underwear
You have here for selection the largest and most varied
stock of dependable Underwear shown in the west. Every-
J, one in need of Winter Undergarments should take advan
tage of Saturday's Special Bargain opportunities-r-truly un
matchable. -
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THE RELJABLB STRB
A SUPERIOR DISPLAY OF.
New Corset Models
Mo otba alaea liava you an oh oomplrta
stocks ( standard makas for aalactlon.
Wrn taodala o suit all, prloss to plaasa
all, aad always qaallty that giraa satlstao.
tloa.
TiM Z.a Oraoqna Cor at a Cn of the vary
. beat high grade makea la shown In great
variety of long- hip models for slender,
medium or stout figures, at prices --up
" $1.60
Taa ramoua Jewel Ooravt Complete line
of models, prices up from $1.38
Bag-alar 4.60 Jewel Slodels With double
hip" hose supporters, a model specially
adapted for medium figures, on sale Sat
urday at (a.oo
rifteen Other Standard KUkea Shown In
complete aeaortmenta at prices up from
on-y ...91.00
7 Corsets Fine sateen, la long hip mod
els, with hose aupportera side and front,-
Grand Handkerchief
Sale Saturday
tvery season Just before putting our
Holiday stock 6f Handkerchiefs on
sale, we hold A big clearance sale of
all slightly soiled or mussed Handker
chiefs at Just half price. Sale starts
Saturday with stork in six big lots.
First Lot All slightly soiled or muss
ed 2c Handkerchiefs at, choice.. It
Second Lot All slightly soiled or
mussed 5c Handkerchiefs, plain and
fancy, at , 2H
Third Lot All slightly soiled or muss
ed 10c Handkerchiefs, fancy colors,
plain, hemstitched, embroidered or
"initialed ' -5
Fourth Lot All slightly mussed loC
Handkerchiefs, Including scalloped,
embroidered and hemstitched 'linen
and fancy lace edges, at ....7Ht
Fifth Lot All slightly Boiled or muss
ed 20c Handkerchiefs, a beautiful
line of mostly fine Swiss embroidered
Handkerchiefs at, choice . . . . , 10t
Sixth Lot All slightly soiled or muss
ed 30c Handkerchiefs, a big line of
all linen, hand embroidered and very
fine Swiss embroidered goods, all at
one price, choice lot
Drug Dept Specials
Ont Prices oa All Patent Kedleines.
$1.00 Lydlu I'inkham's Vegetable
Compound 89o
11.00 Hood'R Sarsaparllla. 60
$1.00 Swamp Root 690
60o Svrlp of Figs 4 So
25o White Pine and Tar Cough ,
Byrup ITo
. 25o bottle Peroxide lBo
Llppold's Hair Toalo stops falling
hair, destroys dandruff, guaranteed.
An elegant hair tonlo 75
SOAPS
.Elder Flower, S cakes 100
Colgate s ii;ngiin process uiycenne
on sale at
white,
at.
TSa Panoy Van fllrril.
hoae supporters attached.
In pink.
49o
blue and
on sale
. ...;.39o
91.00
. . loo
. .asu
. .100
. .Mo
8oh.d. per dozen
Armour's Sylvan Toilet Soaps .
Three for
4711 Glycerine Soap at
Super Tar Shampoo Soap
TOILET PBEPASATXOHS
50o Zinka Face Powder
60c Kuthymol Powder
Java Hire Powder
La Princess Therene at
Nlnetta Rice Powder
25c Colgate's Tooth Powder ....
26c Grave Tooth Powder
25o Sanltol Tooth Paste -
HUBBUB OOODS
tl.00 Rubber Gloves ... . ...,40
86c Fountain Syringes, 2-qt BSo
2 -tit. Combination Hot Water Bnttle
and Syringe, at 11.30
2-qt. Combination Hot Water Bottle
and Syringe, 5 years' guarantee, on
sale Saturday at 91-79
No telephone orders filled from this
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Men's All Wool ShliU and Draw
ers Single or double breasted,
greys or tans, at 51.50 9S?
und 75t
Men's All Wool Shirts and Draw
ers Blues, browns and scarlet,
worth double, Saturday $1.25
Men'a $3.50 aud $4.00 quality
shirts and drawers, made by
Norfolk New Brunswick Mills,
in three lots, Saturday at S3
$1.08 and $1.50
Men's Heavy Fleered Shirts and Drawers Shirts either single or dou
ble breaBted, worth double, at, choice per garment. -50 nd 391
EXTRA SPECIAL 500 dozen high grade Men's Shirts with collar at
tached or collar bands, tine madras, percales, etc., manufacturer's
samples and surplus stock, worth regularly to $2 garment, choice
-40
Hoot's Tlvoli Underwear, the reg
ular $2.00 numbers, in Satur
day's sale at $1.50
Complete Lines of the Celebrated
Instead Underwear, shown at
prices from $7.50 down to $3
Men's All Wool Combination Suits
prices from $1.98. $3.50
up to $5.00
Pr. Wright's Fleeced Garments
Sold In Omaha at $2.00 shown
1 here Saturday, at $1.50. 98
and
IN OUR HOSIERY DEPARTMENT
STarrthia that la fceet la Hosiery style and tnal
Ity ererytHing that txe saost partictuax buyer could
wish. Ones a customer, always a customer In this
Teat department, as we hU only reliable brands
perfect satlafaction.
' aVose -In slik Hale embroidered or lace, regu-
lar l.tO and $1 values elsewhere, on sale at ie
ann , -. ..-.7ee
X.Bdles' Smbreldered aad AllOTer I.aoe XAulm Hoae
very newest ahadea and patteroe at 4c and . .See
X,adiea Embroidered X.laie Hoae 19c quality, at 6 So
Indies' Wayne Knit Hoae With the popular linen
oie, beat wearing hoae on the market, at 39o
Xaiea' Wayne Knit Kose All black or with white
sole, best value on the market at 35c and 89o
cnuaraa'a pony Brand Hose Fine, me
dium or heavy ribbed, best school hone
ever produced at '.B5o
XAdiea' Hose Fleece lined, black or em
broidered, special bargains Saturdny
' laHa
CnUdren's School Hoae Fine or heavy
ribbed, worth 18c, apeclal at. pr 12VkO
Headauartera for fine Silk Hoae. showing-
complete lines la all newest pat
terns and colorings. See our lines be
fore buying.
J Grand Display of Beauti
ful Gowns, Coats and Suits
For the Horse Show
A display embracing a variety of practical and au
thentic styles unsurpassed, we believe never equaled,
in diversity of style idea, beauty of design and material
or quality of our prices.
Elegant Evening Gowns All richest materials, most
charming designs from the style centers of Europe,
and America greatly underprieed, Saturday at
$35 $45 $50 $U5 up to $11:5. ffi
Rwrll Onera. finale. TVi tnre.f Mmrmimr aivlpst liro-
duced this season, in richest materials, beautifully V
finished the best values ever shown in umana at
prices from $25, $35, $45, $50 up to $100.
Hundreds of new suits and coats received for Satur
day's selling, priced far below what you would ex
pect to pay elsewhere for garments of equal quality.
150 New Crown Jewel Suits In alliohbiest new styles
and colors, the queen of all tailor suits, price. .$25
Beautiful French Voile Skirts Trimmed with 3 bands
of taffeta, regular values up to $8.00, special $4.95
Women's $8 and $10 Waists In Filet nets, lace or silk
all colors, newest styles, nearly all samples $4.05
$22.50 Tailor Suits, $14.95 All wool broadcloths, chev
iots and fancy mixed fabrics in best colors and
styles, at ....V... . .$14.95
$15 Coats in Washington Mills kerseys and
satin lined broadcloths, tans, blues, black,
browns and fancies, regular $15 values $10
French Coney Fur Coats,-sold elsewhere $35
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Three different styles to select from, at, your
choice .......$22.50
Scores of other special garment bargains Sat
urday in Cloak Department.
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Rug r Carpet Specials
$30 Wilton Rugs (seamless), size 9xl2,
special Saturday $23.50
$25 Aim luster ltngs, oriental and floral
patterns, also 8-3x10-6, special Satur
day at $1708
Reversible Art Squares, $5 values, size .
9x10, special . $3.75
Cotton Chain Ingrain Carpet, extra
heavy quality, 50c value, at 39
10c Brass Extension Curtain Rods, SOx
64, special at .5?
Water Color Window " Shades Best
quality, 7 ft. long, good rollers, at)
each 30
No Piece Curtain . Stretchers Made
from bass wood, special at 08 4
Wanted 1J00 Children Sat'rdy
Bctweccn the ages of 4 and 14 to attend the greatest sale of Juv-'
enlle Cloaks and Dresses ever held in Omaha and to wear away the nob
biest lot of Children's Presses and Suit bargains ever offered In t'ue city.
Tliree manufacturers' stocks of Children's
Coaui auiti jjiees ttccured by our New 1'ork
buyer at a great bargain, on aale at oue-tulru
to one-LaUf regular retail value.
LOT 1 400 Children's Coats, sizes 2 to 11
years. In Meitbns, Bearskins, Irish Friezes!
and Fancy Mixtures, north up to f6.60, In
one great lot at, choice 9 12. OS
LOTH Consists of 800 Children's Coats .
. $7.50 in plain kerseys, blues, reds, greens,
browns and also fancies; sixes 2 to 14 years;
on sals Saturday, choice ---3.98
LOT 3 Consists of 500 Handsome coats,
worth to $10; finest materials and styles
all colors, plain and fancies the grandest'
lot of bargains offered anywhere at our
sale, price $4.95
Children's Wool Dresses 6a I lor. Buster
Brown, Peter Thompson and all new styles,
almost unlimited variety of color and ma
terial, greatly underprieed for- Saturday's
selling at $12.60 down to $1.00
The Most Complete Display and Best Values In Children's Coats and
Suits ever shown In Omaha,
Extra Special Shoe Sale
, Men's fine shoes at LESS than cost to make them made in gun metal, vici kid, kangaroo and
patent colt, all Goodyear welts, at unmatchable prices. Every pair worth $3.50,0 y Cfl
$4.00 and $5.00, at. (M93
Women's $3.60 and $4.00 Oxfords, to close out quick.
at ... ...... . $1.98
Youths' and Little Gents' $1.60 and $1.76 Shoes, made
for bard wcr $1.19
Little Gents' Satin Calf and Vlcl Kid $1.60 Shoes, size
up to 13 i - OSej
Men's $2.50 and $3 Work Shoes, every pair warranted
to stand the hardest kind of hard wear $1.98
Read Haydens9 Grocery Prices for Saturday Sale
Elijah Manna Brakf&at Food, pr pack
's ... 100
Dr. Price's Breakfast Food, per pkg, 7 He
Ek-0-8ee Breakfast Food, , per pkir..7Vje
Malta-Vita Breakfast Fond, per pk..TV-c
Quaker Oats Breakfast Food, per pkg., 10c
EjTC-O-Sre Com Flakes Food. pk...7',io
t-lb, can Jeraey Sweet Potatoes. . .13V40
l-lb. cana Bauer Kraut - ' M,so
Woroeeter Sauce, per bottle 4o
l-lb. can solid parked Tomatoes llo
Fancy Pick lea, aarL kinds, per bottle. l",o
Choice Japan Head Hire, per lb..... 70
i-io. pn. uoiawaier marcn 4o
l-lb. pkg. Cornatarch 4 Ho
l-lb. pka. Macaroni (uo
ti oars best Family Laundry Soap ...26c
BTTTTEm, CXZESB A3TB BUTTEXUXTB
Choice Dairy Butter, per lb 23o
Fanry Dairy Butter, per lb 26o
Fancy Creamery Butter, per lb 2So
Fancy full cream Cheese, per lb..... 17 Ho
Fancy Brick or Llmburger Cheese, per
Pound 17Ho
Neufchatei Cheeae, each 3c
Sap Sago Cheeae, enoh 8 no
We sell all the leading- brands of Butter-
ine at the lowest prlcea.
Fresh Vegetable and Trait JMoes
Fresh Hplnaoh, per peck 10c
Frenh Wax or Gren Beans, per lb, . , . Ho
Virginia Swet Potatoes, per lb. , . . . .JHj
heads fresh outdoor Lettuce..; be
t heads fresh hot hoise Lettuce 6c
( bunches fresh Radishes . .
Fancy Lima Beans, per lb.
So
tc
Cape Cod Cranberries, per quart I Ho
Fresh Beeta or TumJps, per bunch. ... lc
1-heads fresh Celery o
Good cooking Appiea, per peck IOo
Hubbard Ucjuaah, each ...7 Ho
Summer Squeal, each , .JSHc
Fresh Parsley, per bunch to
Fancy Beliflowor Apples, per doien..S0c
Large Brazil Cocoanuta, each ..to
Tokay Qrapea, per lb i0
Malaga Grapes, per lb IZHa
Large Orape rrulta, each a
Freh roasted Peanuta, per quart o
Large, Juicy Lemons, per dosen JJo
New Honey, per rack .18s
Baby Gents' Vlcl Kid $1.25. Lace Shoes 754
Women's $3.60 Vlcl Kid Bluchers, turn sole, spike and
Cuban heels ... $2.48
Women's $2.60 Vici Kid Lace' and Blucher Cut Shoes,
light or heavy soles, all styles and Blzes ... .$1.9S
300 pairs Children's band turn $1 Shoes. 75
Agents for the Stetson and CroBsett Shoes for Men and
the Grover and Qieen Quality Shoes for Women,
SATURDAY IS HARDWARE DAY
ISo slno Washboard, double face.. ISO
Large galvanised Water Palis, worth
ISo
Large galvanised Tubs, worth 8a, 08o
Hesular else Japaneae TeaoupS ai d
baucera, worth !6o 10
Wooden Coat Hangers, worth lo.SH
Mr a. Potts' S-pleoe set Sad Irons, Vao
Large copper bottom Wash Bolirra
at ;....
Food Choppers, worth II. tS, each euo
No. I enameled blue and whit Tt-a
Kettles, 08117 worth 1 SSo
No. gray enameled Tea Kettles, 4M
K. Z. Washing Machine, worth $10,
at 8.70
Rotary Washing Maohlne, each, $3.60
No. I ateel Fiylng Pane, worth 28c
each ISo
MEATS vdt 12k-lQc 25cr HamsltTU2lcf 12c LlZT9c Ks"e
Nickel plated solid copper Tea or 'Cof
fee Puts, worth o eaon, en sal
for , H 6BO
12-gallon Garbage Cans, worth $1.16
each ...,,..,.,,.080
lC-gallon Garbage Cans, worth 12.26
each .... 1.SS
VAXVT AXTT VaXBTT
Ueaduartera for Jap-a-Lao, 40a, KBo
8J)d , ,, lso
Paint Brush FREH with every caa.
Ready-mixed House Paint, per aal-
. Ion iSa.
Fully guaranteed three years.
Closing out all .colors Paints ana En
amels for ................'.., IOo
Closing out all Xrfmded aUtataaa Rbelia
aturday, SSo box) 3 noaea Xoi ai jqq.
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3-lb Palf Jc
5-lb Fill 65c
Lamb f)t
lb. siy
3'io ran ox i
io-d Pili $1.35 Leg
Bont'ess
Rib Rotst
Wc
Veil O, r Pork
Roast OLOL Roast
9lc MEATS
' SHORTER TERM OF PRESIDENT
tBue to Come Before State Chritiin
EndetTor CoBTention.
PEOPOSAL OF TWO-YEAH '. LIMIT
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elesaes from All Part of Aebraska
fiather for OpealaaT Sesaloia
t the I'lrat Methodist
Churck. '
One of t lie .important' matters to come
l,t fore the alate convention of the Ne
braska Christian ' Endeavor convention,
which opened last night at Flrat Methodist
church, la the proposition of the tenure of
, othco of the president.
la view of the adoption of a resolution by
tha Presbyterian arnod at St. Paul recom
mending that no person hold the office
longer than two years, it Is believed Arthur
Chaue, lio has been president for four-
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liver oil which '
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Emulsion .
contain make red
corpuscle fatter
than the disease can
destroy them. Stiff
ened joint and.mu
clcs become uppls.
The w hoi general
health improve.
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teen years, will not be re-elected. Ilo
general this feeling is among other de
nominations Is not known, but members of
other denominations have expressed ap
proval of the idea. Sir. Chaae'a administra
tion is not even involved la the matter of
the tenure of office; this i a proposition
considered wholly and apart from any per
sonal considerations. . It la simply the out
growth ot a sentiment that has gathered
strength from year to year that it would
be better for all Interests, owing to the
Interdenominational oltaracter of the state
union to shorten the- term of office, thus
affording other churches th opportunity
of electing representatives to the position.
T. Baa ay a of Okayama, Japan, secretary
of the Japanese Christian Endeavor union,
arrived In the city Friday morning.
"Christ laa todtavor la making progress
In Japan," he aald to The Bee. "Forty
years ago the Japanese had no Christiana
The first society organised thera is 18
was among American young people. The
flrat society among Japanese children was
In the San. To girls' school In my own city
In 1888. The Christian Endeavor, union was
organised In 181 with thtrty-aix societies.
We now have in our union log adult so
cieties, and fifty-one junior societies, with
a, total ot members."
Mr?awaya will go froir h;rs to Chicago,
New Tork and Boston studying Christian
Endeavor methods. He will return to
Japan by way of Europe.
YELLOW REPORTER IS BLUE
Gets (aaag ( Color Araasi tke
Eye Wfclla Betarwlmgf freaa
t His CoBCCMlama.
Claiming he had been attacked on ths
train by enemies he made while writing
police news, Harry Wilkinron. a yollow
journal reporter, appeared at ths polloe
station shortly after midnight Friday
morning to have bia wounds dreseed by
Police Burgeon Harris.
Wllklnaou bad been to Panama, la .
where be had several stands and other
concessions. He left thre Thursday even
ing for Omaha and as he passed between
the roaches he says he was approached by
two Omahana, w hom 1 1 claims to know,
one of whom knocked hint across the faoe
with a brass "knuck." stunning blra. TTie
uin then beat Wilkinson unmercifully,
nutluig Mm in n,any plaixa. with kaucka
or a shaii laatruinent. Y bea be arrived
In Omaha his clothes were saturated with
blood and a large .cut on his forehead
had caused swelling until Wilkinson's eyes
were almost shut. Wilkinson has promoted
several prise dht matches In Omaha and
had been connected with other questionable
enterprises.
WAq ON - WOMEN STROLLERS
Peltoe Will Arrest All Dark
Streets - te Stop Packet
Picking. .
Aa a result of a l ateal made- several
nights ago, when James Smith of the Con
tinental hotel reported to the police that
a woman on the street secured his money,
the police will clear ths streets of Omaha
of suspicious characters ana Judge Craw
ford started the campaign Friday by sen
tencing one woman to ninety aays In the
county jail for being on the streets at a
lata hour.
Kd Jackson and Jeaale Ktdd are held in
Kansas City for the theft of Smith's money
and will be brought back to Omaha. The
Ktdd woman la thought to have secured
the money aud left with Jackson. Some
thirty arrests have resulted from the touch
made oa Smith, whose money Is described
as In two 1100 bills and In fa and SlO bills.
From ths money placed with ths clerk
of ths police court as bonds. Smith posi
tively tdentlfles a 1100 bin aa being one
which he drew from a Montana bank be
fore coming to Omaha. This led the po
lloe te. believe the woman who took' Smith's
money was still in Omaha, but they now
believe they have the parties In Kansas
City.
"Kvery woman comes In who is found
strolltbg down dark streets and In the
wrong part of towa." saw Captain Dunn
Friday. v'And when they come In once it
will take a good story to keep from get
ting a long and dreary winter in Jail."
CRAFTS CIRCLES THE GLOBE
Completes Teer of World and Will
Leetare Tbree Tiaaee Here
Sandsr,
Dr. Wilbur F. Crafts, lecturer of the
International Reform Bureau, with head
quarters at Washington, who has Just re
turned from a trip around the world, start
ing with the godspeed of President Roose
velt and Becretary Root, will 'speak three
times In Omaha' Sunday. Ha has Inter
viewed high officials In Australia, India
and Europe, and established, numerous
branches. ,
Sunday morning Dr. Crafts will occupy
the pulpit at the First Congregational
church, his topic being "World Problems
as Related to Markets, Morals and Na
tions." At 4 o'clock he will speak to young
meh at the Toung Men's Christian assocla
4 a tele Sain Save rollsh
Is the best for lsdles" men's and children's
Shoes, ells and polishes and is waterproof.
Celaar fb Irager
Try the EASTERN EXPRESS,
The uew train on ths CHICAGO, MIL
WAUKEE a ST. PALL, RT. Leaves
Omaha Union Station 6. SO a. in. ; arrives
Chicago Union 5titlon 1:50 a, m. ELEC
TRIC LIGHTED O.uiht sleeper and com.
poalte observation car. Comfortable
coaches snd unexcelled dining car service.
TICKETS. HH Pa mam at., Omaha.
Truth and
Quality
appeal to the Well-Informed in ? very
walk of life and are essential to permanent
success and crexlitablo standing. Accor
ingly, it is not claimed that Syrup of Figs
and Elixir of Senna is the only remedy of
known value, but one of many reasons
why it is the best of personal and family
laxatives is the fact that It cleanses,
sweetens and relieves the internal organs
on which it arts without any debilitating
after effects and without having to increase
the quantity from time to time.
It arts pleasantly and naturally and
truly as a laxative, and its component
parts are known to and approved by
physicians, as it is free from all objection
able substances. To get. its beneficial
effects always purchase the genuine
manufactured by ths California Fig Syrup
Co., only, and for sale by all leading druggists.
lion building, his topio being "Living and
Dying Nations." Sunday evening h will
lecture at Calvary Baptist church on "That
Boy and Ulrl of Yours."
FLORIDA ORANGES SOON DUE
Seathern Crop Will Cons Im la et
Tea Dsra aa Heller .
Waata,
Omaha is to have relief from the poor
little oranges, the last of the California
crop, and all thut has been available for
a time, for the flrat of the Florida crop la
due within the next ten daya. They will
sell from 30 to 40 cents a dozen. The same
shipment will Include Florida grape fruit,
which will retail at about II cents each.
New York cider also will b hers In a few
days and will retail for 40 cents a gallon.
The flrat of the Malaga grapes came In
Thursday and sell for 25 cents a pound,
and new cocoanuta at I and 10 cents each,
and fresh Colorado honey at 10 cents a
comb are among the other newly arrived
delicacies. This week brought the first of
the good New York apples, which sell
from GO to (5 cents s peck, but they sre
best for cooking. Apples from Washing
ton are the only good eating apples to be
had Just now, the peach apples selling for
tl.76 and the Wealthy apple for 12.36 a
box. Tlies are Just In. Next week will
see the last of the peaches. The few still
to be bad on the local market sell for 30
cents a dozen or ! M a box. Blue plums
are all gone and only the winter -varieties
ot pears sre still to be had. These are
selling from W to 40 cents a dMen.
Fine freah cauliflower and head lettuce
haa come hi from Illinois, th former sell
ing for JO and 35 cents and the lettuce for
3d cents a head. Wisconsin cabbage la also
in thla week, selling for t cents a .pound.
Ths heads are a little larger and much
firmer than ths home grown aad better
accordingly.
All the package creamery butters sold
Friday morning for li cents a pound and
the country and dairy butters from 7 to
SO cents a pound.
The beat egga are 23 cents a dosen and
other eggs U cents a dosen.
Balldta frraana.
Jarues Peatello, frame dwelling. Twenty
fourth and Pierce streets. la-JO, Mrs. H. B.
Saraon. frame dwelling. (14 North Forvleth
street. H.VA; 3. J. Kres, frame dwelling,
1008 Kim street. $1,300; T. C. Ooodson, frame
dwelling. Third and Brown atresia, U.itou,
ONE MORE STAR CHAMBER
Aa Per I'saal. Water Board Meets
la Secret and Crowds Oat
Pabll.
The Water board held a secret meeting
with a number of business men at the Com
mercial club Friday noon. The board's at
torneys. John L. Webster , and Carl C.
Wright, were present. It is supposed Urn
meeting was for the purpose ot acquainting
the business men with ths report of the
engineers recently brought here to estimate
th cost of a new water plant. No mem
ber of ths board would talk on what was
don at the meeting and th business men
were Instructed not to say anything.
"Ths Water board is a public "body and
th law says its meetings and records shall
b open to the public, but what's a little
thing Ilk th law." remarked a taxpayer
at th Commercial club.
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TAFT BOOSTERS IN THE WEST
Find Ma Evident of Regret la -raska,
for E4nlaf Secre
tary President.
A. I. Vorys of Columbus, superintendent
sf Insurance of Ohio, Is spending tho day
h Omaha, accompanied by Henry. A. Wil
liams of Columbus. Mr. Vorys Is In chsrge
f the Taft campaign.
, "I Just happened to be in Chicago on
business and ran out here to sea whether
Nebraska was sorry for Its endorsement of
Tert. I sm glsd to say that I And no evi
dences of regret snywher. If th conven
tion were to be held right now I bellev
Taft would be th almost unanimous choice
of the republican party."
,Mr. Vorys snd Mr. Williams left last
evening tor Denver.
FOOD INSPtCT5rf PLAINS
Br Bay Ckarar of Mrs. Maeafwrphr "
i;mi Mot liar Iavolrad .
Hiss. ,
"My friends seem to hsvs misconstrued
the remarks of Mrs. MacMurpny at Hast
ings," said ' Food - Inspector E. C. Ryan,
"for they are referring .to m aa th man
who mad money by winking at th us of
polsoVis in food, and on newspaper has
even gone to th extent of aoeuaing m of
being a grafter. What . I . told Mrs. -Mac-Murphy,
and what she seems to have tried
to tell th w omen j at Hastings, was that,
before I became food inspector, ot the. city
and before the national our food law went
Into effect, I, as a broker, sold to manu
facturers ot food auch as candy, prepared
meats, etc., large quantities: of coloring
matter mad of analin dyes. I never said
that th trad was worth $600 a month to
me. nor did I fix any other sum aa either
the volume of trad or my return, but I
still say that before th national pur food
law went Into effect 1 sold large quanti
ties of this anallne coloring matter, atid
I do not believe at this time, nor did I be
lieve then, that it injured th material
which It atalned Jot purpose of food. Ana
lin dyea are, poisonous, but th quantity
used In th coloring preparation Is so small
that a man would have to eat enough to
die from apoplexy In order to get enough
polaon to be perceptible. j
"I never sold materials to preserve nor
to adulterate food products and do B(t
know that any was sold. This Is all ther
Is of the atory as far as I am concerned,
and I am certain' that J&ra. MacMurphy
did not Intend to Imply .-there was anything
In the matter to reflect upon m la my
pteaent position or otherwise."
If you have anything to trad advsrtlsa
tt in th For Exchange columns of th
Be Want Ad pages. ' "
buty years ot experience with Ayer'a Cherry
Pectoral mate us bave great confluence in
for coughs, colds on the chest, bronchitis,
arseness, weak throats, weak lungs. Atk
t.r .t ii t t, i. jr your doctor to tell you bia experience-with
Ktattrtwt: t "tory, en r
Wo,. ZolrtwdorJrrtl. hare every con94eoc In It, . f r:;-
6o Yearsei