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TITO OMAHA DAILY REE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 190$.
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Boys' Odd Knee Panis
Values up lo $1:00, at 45c
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Deane Greene Says it Likei to Biiplay
UWy VseS U.Lssa
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Its Diplomat.
Must be
Raised
BOSTON WOULD DO IT
He Holds la Salt Her tfcnt Dl plows
Has Only BentUnental Vnlne
President Eliot Alan
Tentlnra.
Charles M. Greene, dean of the Medical
School - of Harvard university, take
fling at the west In nn Invidious compari
son between It and Boston In a deposition
ha makes as testimony on the valuation
of a diploma In a case In the United
States circuit court In Omaha. Mr. Greene
says:
The diploma Itself he a sentimental
value to the ponwMor. The real vnlue to
the possessor Is that which the diploma
testifies to It is the evidence. There are
other evidences of course. The fact that
the poswssor has a decree Is of great
value. The value or the diploma as certi
fying; to It is prormoly a sentimental one.
In making that reply I will state that
some men do not like to display them in
their offices. Tn the west they no: but In
this part of the world (Boston) a man of
any prominence would be ashamed to dis
play his diploma In Ms office and would
1 consider It poor taste.
The deposition was called out through
the, suit brouicht by Dr. Oeorgre H. White
aide of Omaha, a graduate of the Harvard
Medical school of 1882, who entrusted his
diploma to the Adams Express company
for delivery, and the diploma was lost by
' the express company. Dr. Whltesido
brought suit against the express company
for $30,000 damages In September, 1907, after
he had been Informed by the Harvard
university authorities that a duplicate or
even certified copy of the diploma could
not be furnished by the university. The
' university people Informed him they could
furnish a certificate that such a diploma
had been Issued to Dr. Whiteside.
j In his petition for damages against the
express company Dr. Whiteside alleged
ha would be barred from the practice of
Ma profession In at least twenty states of
the union by the absenca of such diploma.
The Adams Express company In Its reply
held that a diploma had no value, and In
order to substantiate this claim depositions
were taken In the cose of President Charles
W. Eliot, Jerome D. Greene, Dr. Charles
M. Greene and Wlnthrop H. Wade of the
university faculty. These depositions have
just been filed In the circuit court for the
Nebraska federal district. All of the depo
sltlons ascribe to the diploma merely i
sentimental value. None of the other depo
anions, however, take so extreme a posi
tion aa does) that of Dr. C. M. Greene.
The case Is still pending In the United
States circuit court In the matter of dam
ages brought by Dr. Whltesme.
Taer Care Onldn In One Day.
Bed Cross -I- Cough Drops. Be per box.
TIME PUT ON CASH BASIS
Grata Man Asks Three' Handred Dol
lars for Half Hoar Delay
of Telesrrant.
A dolay of half an hour In the delivery
of a message may cost the Postal Tele
graph company JoflO, If the claim of John
E. Von Dom. made In a petition filed
Friday in district court, la sustained. Von
Dom says Beptember 90, J. II. Kesscn
brock of Columbus telegraphed him to sell
$30,000 worth of wheat for December de
livery on the Chicago Board of Trade when
It opened at 9:30. He says the message did
rot reach him until after 10 o'clock, taough
It could have been delivered In time to
enable him to' carry out tn order. Do
camber wheat went down a cent, resulting
In the loaa to his client. Kessenbrock has
assigned his claim for damagea to the
plaintiff.
The Making of a Millennium." Read It.
THIEF GOES AFTER CLOTHES
Eqnlpa Himself with Ontflt Sugges
tive of Going; Into the Tailoring-
Baslness.
A thief who seemed to be preparing to
go into the tailor business, robbed the home
of O. Rubinstein, 1707 Webster street,
Thursday. Ha took a pair of panta, a pair
of tailors' scissors and' an alarm clock.
Someone picked the lock of the Alamlto
Dairy company, 1813 Farnam street, and
stole ti.16. From the store of Walter Arant,
2914 Leavenworth street, a thief took a
doaen pairs of kid gloves. Don B. Crouse,
IIS North Twentieth street, an employe of
the Nebraska Telephone company, took
off his fine overcoat while doing soma work
in the hall of the New York Life building.
When he was through the work, the coat
was gone. Detective Mitchell found it in
a pawn shop Friday.
Babies Strangled
by croup, coughs or colds are Instantly re
lieved and quickly cured with Dr. King's
New Discovery, too and $1.00. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
Announcements, wedding stationery and
calling cards, blank book and magaslne
binding. 'Phone Doug. NS04. A. I. Root.Inc
Boys
Coasting
Shoes
Coasting 1 one of the sports of a
real lire boy and It require a
strong shoe to stand the wear.
It'g folly to expect that a cheap
shoe will give satisfaction but
we can recommend and guarantee
our boyg'
Steel Shod Shoes
to all parents who want a boyg'
shoe that will hold the boyg
Little Gent's sizes, 10 4 to
13 Vt, for : $a.oo
Youth's sites, l'to 2 2.25
Boys' sices, 2 M to 6 H . . S2.50
Coys' Storm Shoes
. They are extra high tops
heavy soles, common sense last,
strong and durable. Prices range
from $S. 60 to f , according to site.
Ask to see them.
Drexel Shoe Co.
CHOICE ANY MAN'S
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MEN'S PANTS
In men's and young men's'
sIzps well tailored, QJJ
worth to 4.00, at l.OI
IN OUR ENTIRE STOCK
That Has Been Scl
ling Up to $25, at
all
Everything included. Take your pick
from hundreds of the finest new over-
coats that we have been selling up to.
125.00, Saturday In one great lot, at
- $14.75
Annual Clearing Sale
Men's Suits
and OVERCOATS
In 3 great lots Suits and Overcoats
that have been selling as high as f 20,
s
Boys' Knickerbocker
and Straight Pants Suits
In very good, all wool
materials, new styles
same suits we have
been selling up to $6.00,
second floor, 7 7r
old store, at. . m
Bays' tvnd Young
Men's Lonf Suits
Ages 13 to 20 all this
season's odds and ends
in single and double
breasted have been
selling up to Z AO
$10.00, at.... snO
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SATURDAY SPECIALS IN JEWELRY DEPT.
Ladies' Elastic Belts Steel studded and
plain elastic front and back buckles, at. . .
All the latest novelties in soft bags with inside purse,
l0.re: 85c-l0-l!?-200
25c
-' 'mmi"?: . " nn
Sweotland Special East Arcade
Pure Broken Mixed Candy
per pound , a JL-
Sh'eet Music
in x yiTR
3 ano ;;6
NIGHT AND DAY
Positively the most allur
ing and delightful bit of
music ever written. The
most original words ever
set to an original melody.
Ihe special
feature song
of the Orpheum Theatre this week,
special at
The Merry Widow Waltz
AH the world is caught in the tolls of the
Merry Widow Waltz. Any one of the num
bers of this opera on sale at thlB low price. .
THE SEASON'S HITS
n "I?uStu1ay' lnf-1d'"i will he found: Honey Time Honev
Boy, WhllB Yon are Mine, Love's Dream Waltzea Sweet pftkie?
i''w?1',''"'' Afra,d O" Home In t he Ikt Montery
(new) When the Moon Maya Perk-a-Boo, Drenmlnir "J0"'"
.riUh V-SX lMle. Walta Home Sweet Home ' ICA
' iu th. .e' chnl I8 y. Somebody L,led on Bale at IJlK
Sheet Music department, at ,
lie
10c
All Music from popular operas; Red Mill, Spring
Chicken, Land of Nod and Mr. Pipps, JJJg
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OMAXAMi rrm roos csvteb
aaanSSBBanaaai
Restaurant n 24 floor
. There are no' seasons for those
who buy at Courtney's. You get
what you want, when you want It,
In the line of Green Groceries,
Q Fresh Fruits and Vegetables,
y your Sunday dinner we offer.
$ Strawberries, extra fine.
Forn
' ITIorMa flrana 'IPetilt hottW
Ripe Pineapples.
N Extra fine Jonathan Apples.
Golden Russets.
Seedless Oranges.
Qi Lemons, "
: .Bananas.
Fancy Hothouse Lettuce.
Articles fop
Valentine Day
Decorations, Partiest Etc.
Such as red crepe tissue paper, red card board, paper
garlands, plain red hearts, all sizes, dinner and tally cards,
doilies and paper napkins, writing paper for invitations,
etc., on sale in Stationery department.
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NOT A. GOLDEN BUT A
SILVER OPPORTUNITY
23 PER CENT DISCOUNT Next 30 Days on all SILV
ERWAREPLATED OR REPAIRED.
ORIAIIA SILVER COMPANY
314 SOUTH 13th STREET. Between Farnam and Harney.
diK ?ya
Imported Endives.
Fresh Artichokes.
Spinach.
Hothouse Cucumbers.
. Tomatoes.
Mint. . -Egg
Plant.
Bellevue Celery:
Wax and String Beans.. .
Liquor Department
& Special bargains In French andtt
y German Wlnca, by the dozen or"
case. Bs
Specials for Saturday. t.i
g Scotch Whisky, per bottle . . . $1.00 $
jaj ign graae w nisKy, Dotuea y
Q In bond, per bottle, 35c, 60c, OOc
W Diplomat Whisky, per bottle. ,78c$
Q With every gallon of Whisky we $
Si will nrPRPnr a hnttla nf flno 1
5 rui i vv me. . k-
en's
Panto
Reduced from $4.00 and
$6.00 Down to .
(6) NO
Heavy-Fleece Lined
Under
wear Marked Down to,
7.1
I Olives ;j
g Saturday Whjlo They Last.;
Extra large ManBanllla Olives, ptt
Q t up" In quart tins (packed In, j
& Spain ) , per tin 30c
Par dnffin tfna ft K A
Li . awafwM t wViUV V
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Ankola Coffee
?! The enormous demand for this,
gl the most popular Coffee in Omaha, .;
M encouraeea ur tri redouble nnr nt.Hi
forts and spare no pains to keepN
this the best 3-pounds-for-Jl.OO K
ffi pvprv hmir Km 1r Hmia t:
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Tetley's Tea Saturday Only. fN
t lb. Sunflower, 40c value .. 25c j"
n 4 lb. Sunflower, 20c value. . . 14c&
m f s : a a
Interesting prices for economical $
housewives. . v . ' N
1,000 pairs Legs of Lambs (choice as
quality), per lb...' ,.,UHc"
x ion r res a rorn snouiaers,
per lb. ....6Hej
California Hams, per lb 794 c
Bacon, nice lean striDs. oar lb. ik
Wnm a tn tn l. 1 Wo mill 1l(
. Lamb Stews, breast and shoulder, $
at, per lb . : ....... 2 H c &
rTIL " 'J
eonrtnev & Go
XTta ut ixraalaa Btresta.
Valaphoaa Xtoua-laa 4T. J
FrlTSte Sxoanng Conaaota All Septa. JJ
" 12ra. TTIbbIowIi' Boctnlnff Syrupy
BR:
bmi UM frrf amv fiTTVT.TTVTe VTAHfil
MOMS of VOTTIK.Rfl for thftlr iHTfTtR M
BX)Tirr8 tho CHILD. BOFTENH theOC M8.AIJLATS
11 PAJJT; CURES WIND OOUC.ido la tlx bnt
ttmJ for DIAhUHCEA. Sold by DrwrrMftln ir
jrt of the world. Ba inn and uk lor "Mra. Win,
low'a Soothinn Byrnp," and Uk no othi-r kind,
wfnij-LT, uruui mtviir fUrHIJllra UDar !
nodUtl llnui Aot. Jun flclth. !! Hrrtkl Vninlu
). AN OIOJ WKii. THJLL HaXEbY.i
FLORIDA ItESORTS.
HOTELS
ALCAZAR . . .... . GL Auf Ultilll
OR MONO . . Ormond-n-tho-Hliix
THC Hn CAKE MS . . . . Palm Beach
ROYAL POINCIANA' . . .FJ Beach
PLM V Miami
THK COLONIAL Nawau
fHahajn lilauJ
! NOW OTKS.
HQMILESNKARCai CUBA.
Tha hv nil Una alaaa Fl(iJa Key, will ba
! aparaiioa la Knight Kef, coaaediag ariib
teanuhipa (or Havaaa aj Kay Wcat, alter
Janaarjr I 5lk.
Fat isiarmatiaa falabva I bckeav, Katel nun,
atieo, mac ia ilaimini aad parlac can, arrnn
dationa aa Maamen. Won or applr t
FLORIDA EAST COAST
i So Aaaaa. St. S43 FirTM Av(
Chic Niw Yon
Boys'
Corduroy Knicker
bocker Pants
Soli Everywhere for $1.25
Sale Prleo
Entire Manufacturer's Stock of Boys' Knee Pants, all sixes
from three to sixteen years Hundreds of patterns in the
very best of colors and materials to select from. All aro
i well and neatly finished. You cannot duplicate
the quality and style at our sale price
Saturday
45c
GUARANTEE
CL0TI1IHG CO.
- 1519-1521 Douglas Street
in.KH.mw ii Mil iii
a
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SCHOOL SHOES
, THAT
hang together the. longest
time and look, well all the
while is our Speciality.
GIRL KID
BUTTON...';....
SMALL GIRLS
KID BUTTON....
BOYS' BOX
CALF
SMALL BOYS'
SAME QUALITY
$2.00
$1.50
$2.00
$1.75
FRY SHOE CO.
IRl IBOllI
16th and Douglas Streets.
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Mail
Orders
Promptly
Filltd
Men's Suits and 0' Costs
$i2.59 to $20.00 Values, af-'
$7.50 and $10.00
All are from our own regular stock,
thoroughly 'reliable in material and
workmanship. Newest patterns and
stylos.
You-Can' Match the Price
Elsewhere, but not ihe
Quality at the Price. See
Them. '
Young Men's Suits and 0' Coats
$5.00-$7.50
That sold regularly up to $15.00,
in two lots
The splendid variety of patterns and materials,, the tasty style, and
perfect fit of these garments is sure to please the young man who ap
preciates good style and quality at a Saving rrice.
Look over Our Advance Showing of New Spring styles j
in the Celebrated Hart, Schaffner & Marx Hand Tailored If
Clothes for Men.
It"
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MAN DO
Bawara aaerlaaai
natlr friia akaiv aart me '
axxi.T. Tt aai7
hnawn. Una aaMla Sl.f
aanala naaia for tatkUl freau
Madame Josephine Le Fevre,
la Ckatlaat Ml., rhllnatav. Sa.
Cold by Boaton filore brug Dept.,
Beaton Dru( Co., lilh and Farnam,
The Uennatt Company, lbth and Harnar.
Tba Dill Dru( Co., mt Parnam,
Myxra-Mllon Um Co.. Hth and Farnam.
J. H. Schmidt. Ulh anil Caning,
Chaa. E. Lathrop, 1314 No. S4.
D. C. SCOTT. D.V.S.
fEueceaaor ,to Dr. H. Lb BamocclottL)
AKSTaUrT BTA.TB TXTXUdTAXLUK,
Offlna aaa Xovptul. 3810 Unaoa
tnwt.
Calls Promptly Amwered at All Boara.
Toon Of Ho Haraay S97. fmnhi HaK
6 l
Try HA YDEN'S First
mm.
Quality to -suit the most
. fastidious. . Prices to suit
the most economical.
Once a customer always a
customer at Omaha's Greatest Money Saving Market. '
Three Rousing Saturday Specials
lr 5lhs.25ct&8lic lb.
No. 1 Sirloin Steaks, lb. . .10c
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' SHEET MUSIC
tie
Dreaming Son of You.
Drifting Leaves reverie.
Old Faithful March.
Sly Cupid Waltzes. '
Merry "Widow "Waltzes.
And a Little Child Shall Lead
Them Harris.
There's Another Picture in My
- Mamma's Frame.
Love Me and the "World Is Mfne.
Somebody Loves You, Dear
new.
Sfiangles instrumental. ,
Could You Learn to Love a Lit
tle Girl Like Met
On Our, Honey Moon new
for piano.
Some Day You'll Come Back to
Me. . - '
All Hits From "Coming Thro' the Rye" and "Land of Nod."
It Must Be Love ; .
Same Old Moon
I Know a Girl Like You
Eonnia Brier Bush.
Come to Land of Bohemia . . .
By Mail
Add One
Cent Extra
Per Copy.
18c
California
! Not far away from you
yet far enough to five you
complete change of air and
scene and a climate of perfection.
There are strange build
ings and strange people to
interest you there are great
fields of brilliant sweet peas
I orange blossoms and roses to
delight you sights far differ
ent from those you see from
your window now.
These scenes are reached
UNION PACIFIC
Booklets telling you all about
fornla free on application.
CITY TICKKT OFFICE
1324 Farnam Street
rttone Doug. 1HZH.
Call-
now a Did - Qe
At this season of the year when the ground
and street car platforms are apt to be covered
with enow or ice, especial care should be taken
by passengers in getting on and off cars.
REMEMBER
Walt Until the Car Stops !
Get Off In the RIGHT Way)
Ajflist Us in Preventing Accidents.
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' STREET RAILWAY COMPANY
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