TITE OMATIA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY. FEBRUARY .J, IMS.
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tl (elf J? I s S-fiA k Pr3VoBF"rt '" 0
v 3
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clasp fastners worth $4
Every
urday, at.
Klhow liCiiKth
V
all colors
Saturday, at,
Women's Fast Illnrk Cotton
Howe Good quality stock
ings, with spilt solos two
special lots, on bargain
square, at, lJ 1 C,
pair
7(11;
3 to 5-in. All Silk Taffeta Ribbons
Black and all colors brilliant silk taffeta t C 1 (n
ribbons, in 2 big bargain lots, at UC-EvlC
Women's Large Square Veils, Worth $5,
at, S2.98 Large veils, women's large
square veils, worth up to Oft.
$3.QO-will go at
A Special Sale Underwear
Infants' Vests, will go at,
each 15c
Misses', children's & boys'
vests and pants, at.-15
Women's Shoes
Thousands of pairs of
strictly high class and
up-to-date shoes for
women high shoes and
oxfords all sizes and
leathers regularly
worth $:i.50, $4, $4.50
and $5.00, main 95
E-
floor, old store,
at, pair
During the wind-up of our Clearance Sale, whkh ends this week,
Par-gains in
Gilt Top Cloth Bound f
Editions of the world's Fa- j j j fT)
mous Books, made to sell VI J X.
at 25c. at .
These books are wonderful value they are strongly bound
and attractively finished In dark wine colored cloth, with gilt tops
and make splendid library editions.
VALENTINES
Thousands of tlic Aewest and Prettiest Designs of the Year,
Including IOST CARDS.
Now on Sale In Hook Department.
MOONSHINE, SAYS MORTON
Commander of Army Department Thus
1 Dismissci Jingo Fake.
DISTORTED REVIVAL OF OLD NEWS
Moirmrnl of TriO Waa (Irdrrril
Lmt Srit-mlrr mid la Slow Pro-rrrdlnsr-J
Dor Couformlty
ta These Ordrra.
"Mnuiisliirw."
' Tills wan 1 1 1 expression of Hntsadler
Oi'IhtmI Morton, commanding the IVpart
nii'iil of the Missouri, when tin and a
croup of unity officers rijiid tho drivel In
tlio Kvudnir l'lnkli't about the movement
of troops west.
Kuereeilinif In working Itself Into a frenzy
ovi r an alltEt'd mobilization of troops at
San Frsni'iBi-o for war purposes, the Tlnk
1 t Ikib fulled to Ktrlktt the wrlous i-ltlu of
life til Fifteenth and DoiIko Htreets. Army
officers have luid severnl (too it lauxhs over
the affair, hut tin; exeitemeut appears still
to lie confined to Seventeenth and Jackson
st n its.
I'.y i I'liHUltliiK fili x of The Bee the Pink
lit could have dlacovereti tlmt this move
I. ictit of troops Is in compliance with gen
crul orders No. 1?0 of the War department,
k.iuc1 Sv'peinbr 11, lltii, and In the regu
lar exchange, of stations.
Two batteries , of the Fifth artillery will
leave Fort Leavenworth February 'a, and
for son? FEET
' Kathe your feet at night with warm
water and good soap. Wip them dry.
Then rub your ft t with Omega Oil.
Work the oil in well by rubbing hard
for five minutes. Then go to bed, and
your feet will feel fine In the morning.
Keep up thia treatmont every night ,
until completely cured. '
A Special Sale of
LongKidGloves
IG-button length made of finest se-
1
lee ted Froncli Lamhskin-in black,
t.'m and leather shades three metal
n
5)50 u
pair fitted, Sat
pair.
Warm Carxmcret to Glove
In black and navy worth $1.25
on bargain square, at, pair ........ JUC
Two-Claup Glove Cashmere and Golf Glove
worth up to 50c
per pair
25c
Men's Socks 15c Pair
Here is wool hosiery for
men natural and cam
el s hair, at, per
pair
15c
Ladies' fine vests and
pants, at 15?
Ladies' underwear in many
styles, at 39c
Haviland Dinner Sets
Haviland & Co. Dinner Seta
beautifully decorsited
with delicate pink roses,
exquisitely thin china of
rare texture regular $4 0
value, tin,,. i
100 pieces,
for
$25
Cut Star Tumblers with
large fancy cut stars
made of pure blown g m
cut glass, at, each. . . IDC
Fancy China Salad Dishes
8-lnch assortad . chapes
and decorations,
choice, at, each
10c
two other batteries of tlio same regiment
will leave Fort 13. A. Russell, Wyo., for
the Pacific coat some time In June. These
batteries almply go to the Philippines to
relieve similar batteries that have been
In the Islands two years, and these batter
ies will return and oecupy tho stations
vacated by the Fifth artillery. The Fourth
Infantry will leave for the same destina
tion to relieve the Kltrhth Infantry on
March 5.
First Sailed In Dceetatlier.
The Find eavalary sailed from 8un Fran
cisco December D for Manila, reaching
there January", and relieved the Third cav
alry, which will reach the I'nitcd States
early tu February. The two remaining
troo-w of the First cavalry will depart for
the Philippines upon the arrival of the
Third cavalry, taking station in Texas at
posts formerly garrisoned by the First
cavuliy. ,-,'-
The Fifth artillerv batteries, 'under orders
to proceed to the Philippines, will not take
their Kims or horses, but will leave them
at Forts Leavenworth and IX A. Russell
for the equipment of the ret urn Ins; bat
terles of artillery which the Fifth artillery
will relieve In the Philippines. The bat
teries of artillery to be relieved by the
Fifth artillery will leave their horses and
guns in the Philippines for the equipment
of the Filth artillery. II Is simply a case
of exchange of stations of men. but not of
equipment The same rule will annlv in
case of the First cavalry, which re-
lieves the Third cavalry, in the matter of
horses and other heavy equipment.
The Klghth infantry will occupy the
MKts of Fort Mackenzie, Wyo., and Fort
Thomas. Ky., that will bo vacated by the
Fourth infantry.
The Fourteenth infantry lift for the
Philip-tines January 5. to relieve the Twenty-fourth
infantry: the Twenty-third in
fantry will leave Ban Francisco February
5 for the Philippines, to relieve the Second
infantry, and the Kevnth Infantry will
leave Kan Francisco April 5. to relieve the
Firat infantry, now in the Philippines.
UNITY FOR COLORED RACE
llariuony in Surial, I'olllieaJ and He
liKious Life Object of
lab.
speakers from various colored clubs In
the west addressed the Independent Polit
ical and Social club at a smoker (riven
Thursday night. t K. t'olcman. president
of the club, In an address urged the Im
portance of unity . in business as well as
in social, politu-al and religious affairs.
Frank Golden wa master of ceremoul.a,
and among the other sneakers were Nick
Hell and Mr. MeKiiiart vt Omaha, Bruce
Kluley and T. McUee of Chicago, W. J.
Koulusoii of Oakland, t al.; Joo Kuowllou
THE
Wind Un
RE3E&1X3CS3S
TOMORROW
SATURDAY
word to
We thank our patrons and the
public for the liberal patronage
they have given us.
We believe they have been
fully rewarded for we have sold
garments at less than ever offer
ed in this city. And that is not
all. We have compelled the
shopkeepers, big or little, to
come down in their high prices
and meet those of honest com
petition; unable to do so, how
ever, so many resorted to all
kinds of petty tricks or false
reports to discredit us,; in the
eyes of the public.
Thousands of High Class Coats.
Suits. Furs, Skirts. Waists.i Children'
I garments marked
B t
noining comparcu wiin meir cusi or
worth. Respectfully.!
Manufacturers'
16th and Howard Sts.
of New Orleans. Walter Taylor of Kansas
City, James Jefferes of Columbus, O., and
A. Taylor of New York.
Vobodr Is Too Old
to learn that the sure way to cure a cough
or cold Is with Dr. King's New Discovery.
60c and $1.00. Sold by Boalon Drug Co.
GOLD BRICKS WERE PAID FOR
rnrlfle ICspreasi Settled for $11,001)
for Metal Stolen from Sid
ney Depot.
Records of tho Pacific Gxprcss company
show that $11,000 was paid to the ship
pers of tho gold 'bricks taken from the
Pacific F.xpress company March 10, 1SS0,
and supposed to bo the bricks found under
the Tobln saloon at Sidney a few days ago.
: Nothing has been heurd us to the value
of the bricks sent to St. lxiuis by Super
intendent Gi'orge Patterson to ascertain
their value. It is probable tlmt the express
Company will forward them to New York
City, be.fore a final valuo Is placed on the
gold which they contain.
Old express officials are of the opinion
that the bricks consigned to St. Louis by
Mr. Patterson are the missing bricks from
the depot robbery, the loot being so large,
that It is not unlikely the robbers left the
bricks under tho depot and did not attempt
to dispose of them, or may have been
deposited there by a robber who paid the
penalty of bis crimes by swinging at the
end of u vlgllentes' rope.
Trxith and
Quality
appeal to tho Well-informed in every
walk of life and are essential to permanent
success and creditable standing. Accor
ingly, it is not claimed that yrup of Fig-t
and Elixir of Senna is the only remedy of
Known value, but ono 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 acts without any debilitating
after effects and without having to increase
the quantity from time to time.
It acts pleasantly and naturally and
truly as a laxative, and ita 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 genuino
manufactured by the California Fig Syruf
Co., only, and for sale by all Leading drug
gUta
the
e
down to "little or 1
t- it a. B
Millions
REDUCED RATES
x TO
SOUTHERN RESORTS
On khIo daily with return limit
June iHt. Special llomeseeker rates
sold 1st and 3rd Tuesday each month.
Through ears Omaha to Mobile, Ala.,
leaving Feb. 4th. enroute to Palmetto
Iteaeh, Ala., itti miles across the hay
Hoatlnif, Kuthing. Fishing. Largo
new Hotel, reasonable rales. The
UarUun spot of tiulf Coast points.
in
iiiiuiiKM i-nr, tlt-NCI ipi 1 lOUIier, eie.,
call Wahaxh City Office, 16th unO
HABST E. MOORES,
a. A.. P. S., Wabash a. K., Oiuat, Nob.
FLORIDA ItF.MOIITS.
HOTELS :
JONCC DC LEON . . . St. AuButin.
..... . fit. Augustine
OR MO NO .'. Orraond-oa-tha-Halifax
THE aaCAKCMS . . . . Palm Beach
ROYAL POINCIANA , . .Palm Beach
Royals-aim Miami
TMC COLONIAL Nawau
(Bahama JaUadi
, KOW OPEN.
I10MILES NEARER CUBA.
TW mnt Mil line aloof Kkniila KIcyv. will b.
i. aparaaua la ICaisiiiKy. vMoettof with
mnAia ior ltat aaa aad Ktt W ait, ail j
Jaaaary I SiK.
Kac lafannaaua Mias to Sraak. kotd
aboo, apaca la ih ipni aad aarloc carCj accoow
J iin Wnajaf apply la
FLORIDA CAST COAST
0 Aeana st. . 84J Fiftn Ave.
CMicaa Hi Veaa
Public
Outlet
Y laking
aaav CVmpll yrlth the Pur.
palaWBBBBIHLnBLu.r-,
I rtfiN r 1 H ! is
L' i n . ft i t n
DEE-LIGHTED
Lets Go 'Coasting
"nut lest we frtrpet" we must
go prepared with a pair of the
famous high-lop shoes. Our
first real winter this year,
nnd TIIK UltKXKIi Is well
prepared to fit (he boys In n
pair of high tops they nave
shins, stockings and doctor
bills. These shoes are made
In tans and blacks on com
mon sense lasts and are worth
twice what we ask for them
$2.50 to $4.00
with a complete line of sizes.
Then there is the famous
Steel Shod Shoes for boys
it's a world beater and we
know It by reputation and
guarantee to outwear any
two pair of boys' shoes sold
at the price of
$2.00
Any size you want for boys,
nnd the most careful fitting.
Drexel Shoe Co.
1419 Farnam St.
aV tit
3 OMAHA'S rtVH FOOD CENTEX A
Sk
Restaurant n 24 Floor 3
3
$
We want your Coffee and Tea'.
3 trade, and If quality and prices are $
inducements we will have it. Our
M Coffees are fresh roasted dally In $
$ our Coffee department, and are the
;1 best in Omaha. When you wantN'
Coffee order "AXKOLA" blend,
beBt three pounds for $1.00 Cof-.";
9 fee obtainable. t
y CAXNKI GOODS.' ;!j
Regular trading at our store $5
& means a constant saving to the
family purse. Besides you get'-'
better things to eat. ij
?5 Standard Tomatoes, per can., .iik-'.',
y Per dozen f 1.10 is
Standard Corn, per can He S
fcj Per dozen c &
Genuine Maine Corn, per can. .10c $
5 Per dozen fl.10 v
6 1-lb. Flat Salmon, per can. . . . 15c j$
Si Per dozen $1.60 p
Premier Pineapple, per can. . .20c
Si Per dozen ". . . . .$2.23
Beets, mammoth cans 13c
$ Per dozen $1.65
C1 Tomatoes, mammoth cans. ... 15c $
$ Per dozen $1.50
6 Now la the time to lay in a
supply of these line canned goods'-
r'5 at wholesale prices. kjj
& SPKCIAI.S FOR 8ATUIWAV.
Nelson's English Gelatin, Saturdays
$ only; 15c size c"
'1 Per dozen $1.05
jj 2 Oc size, each 1 2c
Pedozen $1.30 n
MKAT DEPARTMENT. ft
m 5,000 Pig Pork Loins, per lb. T&cjji
Q Two tons Leaf Lard, 12 lbs for $1
4 Regular Hams, choice, lb.. . . 12)8c $
ft From 0 to 10 p. ni. we will sell '!.)
choice Boiling Beef at. lb. .2 He
$j English Brawn, ready for the table."')
l6-lb. glasses lOcJjjj
$ FRUITS AXD VEGETABLES. C
J ... w
Olives In quart tin cans direct X
from Spnin, 30c per quart. Kpec-Ks
ial demonstration all day Saturday. Y)
We Offer Fancy Strawberries,
ft French Endives, Bellevue Celery,
' k
Artichokes, Jonathan Apples, Head 9
Lettuce, Cauliflower, Chicory,
jj Escarole, Heavy Grape Fruit, Fin- j$
Ci est Oranges, Fresh Spinach, Hot- $
S house Cucumbers, Fresh Tomutoes. t';
tOourtney & Go.
17th and Douf las Str.ats. $
T.l.phon. Douglas 647. '.' I
Prtvats Ezonur Connaets All D.pts.g
OUR
BOYS'
SHOES
Iioys take pride in the
apjKM'ance of their feet, and
hhould not be matle to wear
clumsy bhoes. hoes do not
have to be unsightly in order
to be durable. We've boys'
shoes that are well formed
and stvli.sh and vet stronr
land sturdv. We've bows'
blioe.s for all purposes.
2.00 ?2.50 $5M
FRY SHOE CO.
1KB IIOI1I
16th and Douglas Streets.
Magnificent Clothing Bargains
Saturday nj
Monday Hi
The Reliable Store. v
Special Clearance
Sale Odd
Coats and Vests
$5.00 to $10.00 Values in Two
Great Lots at 51.95 and $2.95
Great assortment of latest single
and double breasted styles in all
colors and patterns, worsteds,
eas.siineres, serges, cheviots, etc.,
all left from suits of which pants
do not match. Every garment
well tailored and dependable
quality. Positively worth from
$5.00 to $10.00, best bargains
ever offered, at sale prices
Men's Pants Worth to $4.00
at $1.90 Pair
Big line of Men's Pants in great variety of stylish patterns,
secured from the manufacturer at a surprising bargain.
Made of serviceable and jwpular materials, stylish cut, well
tailored, actually worth to $4.00, in ono big 4 Q C
lot at pair '. J) J 7D
Young Men's Suits and T
Overcoats
Worth to $15.00, on sale
Saturday for
SEE OUR ADVANCED SHOWING OF HART, SHAFF
NER & MARX SPRING CLOTHING. .
Try ttaydens' FirsfZ.
10c SHEET MUSIC 1?c
A Most Popular Hits of the Season 7
On Our Honeymoon (new) ; Old Faithful, March by Abe Holzman; Love
Me and the World Is Mine-; As Long as the World Rolls On; There's
Another1 Picture In My Miunma's Frame; Iioveland Waltzes, by Abe
Holzman; Wlten the Winter Days Are Over; Somewhere; Vesterday;
Spanish' (Best Instrumental Piece Published); Most Thing In Life
(Very Popular); Sly Cupid Waltzes; AVlien Sweet Marls Was Sweet
Sixteen (Xew). ..
ALL SONG HITS FROM RED MILL
"Because You're You,"
"Isle of Our Dreams,"
ADD "Go While Going Good,"
iivv II'VT f innrialtv John."
PER COPY WHEX
ORDEUIXG MY MAIL.
WINTER TRIPS
TO SUMMER LANDS
Complete arrangements for delightful trips to Florida,
Cuba, Porto Rico, Nassau, Bermuda Islands,. SoutK .Amer
ica, or to the sunny shores of the Mediterranean and Adri
atic Seas, can be made thriugh the
CHICAGO
MILWAUKEE & ST. PA&L
RAILWAY 3
Sleeping car and steamship reservations made through
to destination. Tickets via all Trans-Atlantic Steamship
Lines. Folders, rates and complete information on appli
cation. Three trains daily from Union Station Omaha to
Union Station Chicago. Leave 7:25 A. M. 0:00 I. M. and
0:58 P. M.
F.A.NASH, TICKETS,
O.n. Wsstsrn Aftnt
NOT A GOLDEN BUT A
SILVER OPPORTUNITY
25 PER CENT DISCOUNT Next 30 Days on, all SILV
ERWARE PLATED OR REPAIRED."
OMAHA SILVER COMPANY
314 SOUTH 13th STREET.
turn 'Xt'
D. C. SCOTT, D.V.S.
(Furceaaor to Dr. II U RamacciottL)
4LBSIBTA.JTT BTATB YVttULIMAMUM,
Offtca sa4 afocpitaJ, B810 Xaaoa
ItlMt
Calls Promptly Answer at All Hmira
TI.-Offl.B.r.v W. fl-.L, uiK
FfT Saturday
UilS Monday
mmy:
$i.95-$2.95
$5.00 and $7.50
"Every Day Is Ladies' Day,
"1 Want lou lo
rry Me.
1524 Farnam St., Omaha
Between Farnam and Harney.
:xixi. cr-
lira. T71sb1ow1 Sootiilng Cyrcp1;
XX mm tusatM vimmA mV nnv AIT V Wirt
ut.r.ioNs ..t moth Kits f-r ii,.ir riiii i'aw
al I P IN i CI It F II IN f Col I ('ana I a t h V b t
ran l tho worlj. Ho aura and a-k r,,r Mr. , Z'
Hu..th.., SjrMp." aud taw! up tiliVk if
fn'i4a'l pn Aot. Juna mh. I tirial 3T,mll5