THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, FEBRFARY 15, 190S.
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SPECIAL PRICES ON SPRING ARRIVALS
Liirferie Waists
every day wear, home wear, office
wear, street wear and every occa
sion where you want a neat, pretty
new - waist. r
Many of these new waists are
quite elaborate -all sizes are includ
ed ehort and long sleeves fine
and sheer wash materials in three
groups, at
50c-98c-m
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t patterns as well 3 special lota at
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LLOVER LACES at 19c YARD
..v new oriental designs, also fancy nets
reat assortment on bargain square for
Tuesday at, a yard
VAL. AND TORCHON LACES
19c
4-4-
4-
Women's Fast Black Hos
iery, white feet good qual
ity, worth 10c a f
pair, at. . . . , OC
Odd lots on bargain square. Many very desirable widths of X
edgings and insertions and many new f I 'Zl C Ji
Women's Fine Embroidered 4
Turn Over Collars, a Tues- 4
day special, f 4"
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u Advance Announcement Big Silk Sale p
)r ' Our New York buyer has secured an unheard of bargain. A
5,000 piece of black and colored Bilks, made In the mills
the famous
ASHLEY AMD BAILEY
and sold at auction in New York.
Plain and glace Taffetas, Shantungs, Loulslenee,
inch Meteor Crepe de Chines, also 27 and 36 Inch black Taf
fetas a splendid assortment.
AT POSITIVELY LESS THAN ONE-HALF PRICE
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FIVE DOLLARS
Buys a good weight Solid Gold pair of Cuff Buttons,
with Monogram Engraved on them. We' have other
lighter weight 11.50 to f 4.00 others Extra Weight
ft. 00, 7.00 to I10.-00.
Look for the name.
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler
1510 Douglas Street.
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JUDGE OBJECTS TO DELAY
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W. H. Mang-er Shows Tardy Lawyers
. Technicality Won't Go.
MUST HAVE SOME REAL SEASON
Former Senator Mason of Illinois, A t
torner in Poller Kina Case,
Asks for More Time to
r re pa re.
J uils a W. It. Mungoc seemed" In fairly
good health Monday" morning and was not
disposed to encourage delays for technical
reasons In sevnal u' the land cases set
for trjal at the let: of tlie United States
district court. . .
Jolt No. 1 came when the bonds of James
H. Edmlsten tor $5,000 each were declared
forfeited because; of Mr. Edmlsten's failure
to appear for trial. A second Jolt was
dealt when he announced that the bond of
R. W, Allen would be forfeited unless Mr.
Allen put In an appearance for trial by
Thursday morning. This Is also a land
fraud case. Jolt No: 8 was given in the
famous Chicago ranch case, wherein Law
rence E. King, Patrick J. "Policy" King
and F. 8. Palrd were called upon to an
swer the summons of the court to appear
for trial for trying to beat the government
out of Urge tracts of land in 8herldan
county.
Harry C. Iirome, . attorney for Balrd,
asked for a continuance of the case until
April, as he was merely associate counsel
!n the case. He stated that he had been
given to understand by the district attorney
that the case would not be pressed before
the April term. District Attorney Oon de
nied that he had so. intimated, but that the
govarnmen was ready now to go on with
the cases.; '
Billy Mason Delays tfco Oasse.
J. W. Woodrough, associate counsel for
Patrick J. 'King, asked for a continuance
in the case of his client for the reason that
Senator "Billy" Mason of Illinois, who is
the chief counsel In the cases, could not
ba hers for the April term, because of the
primary elections in Illinois at that time
and that he might not be able to com be
fore August.
Judgs Munger was of the opinion that
the attorneys bad teen given ample notice.
"The court wants mora substantial rea
sons and not technical ones before any
delay car be granted." said Judge Munger.
You should be ready. Why are you not
readyT Tha court will give you until next
Monday. By that time Senator Mason can
have arranged all the necessary prelimi
naries for his primaries."
The Babcock and Agnew land trials will
go over until the April terms, the attorneys
for the defense furnishing "substantial"
reasons for the delay.
It was decided to let the twenty-eight-hour
cases go over until the April term,.
There being nothing, for the Jury to do
it was excused until 0:30 Tuesday morning,
CAPTAIN J. S. GARWOOD DEAD
Yoana Vetereva of S pan lak-American
War Dies After Operation
for Appendicitis. '
Captain Jesse 8. Garwood of the United
States secret service department died In
Wise Memorial hospital at 8:30 Monday
morning from appendicitis. He suffered a
severe cold a few weeks ago while work
ing on seme land cases up In the vicinity
of Alliance. The sickness later merged
Into lagrlppe. Appendicitis developed last
Thursday and he was taken to the Wise
Memorial hospital to be operated upon. The
disease had gained too strong a hold upon
hlra for permanent relief by the operation
and death ensued Monday morning.
Captain Garwood was a veteran of the
Spanish-American war, having been com'
missioned as a captain in the Forty-seventh
United States volunteers. Upon the dis
banding of the volunteer army. Captain
Garwood was appointed to a similar post
tlon in the Philippine Constabulary and
served there with , Captain Wallace Taylor
of Omaha, with- whom he was closely in
timate, but subsequently serving in another
department of the Islands.. His health
failed him through constant exposure there
and he returned to the United States and
after recuperating his health somewhat he
was appointed to a responsible position In
the secret service department of the govern
ment. He was engaged la the investlga
tions of the Colorada land and timber
frauds, and was working with Captain
Joseph Walker at the time of his assassina
tion near Durango, last fall. He was then
called to Nebraska and has been working
In this state since. He has been in Omaha
about two months, and was regarded as
one of the most efficient men In the ser
Ice.
Captain Garwood was an Iowan, and Is
survived by his wife, who was at his bed
side at the time of his death. vHta age
was 84 years.
(Bstabttsbed 1679.)
Cares WbJU roo Sleep."
WhooplngCough, Croup,
Bronchitis, Coughs,
Dlphtharia, Catarrh.
CoatliUsocm can be placed In a rem
edy, which for a quarter of a century
naa earned nnquaunea praise, jteauui
nights are assured at once.
CraUa h a Dooa to Atthmttka
W tttl fa atv
Oresolea Antherttlc
Throat Tablets tot ibe
Irritated. trut, of
four 1 ruitKfet or from
us ianauipa.
lbs Vtpo-Crorfcat Co,
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FIGHT ON PRINTING BILL
L. J. Qnlnkr Questions Aetlon of
Board and Seeks to Enjoin
Payment.
Payments of warrants amounting to al
most tl.OOO to Klopp It Bartlett company
for work done tha county probably will be
enjoined by an opposing printer, who as
serts the Job was wrongfully let by the
county commissioners.
L. J. Qulnby, a printer, and his attorney
spent the forenoon in the county clerk's
office Monday looking up the records In
the case with the intention of starting suit
to enjeln the payment of the money. The
warrants cover supplies for the county
comptroller. th county assessor and the
district clerk, and they were ordered last
month outside the regular contract and
without advertising for new contracts. The
matter came up during the factional fight
In tha county board, Brunlng and Tralnor
asserting the supplies were ordered with
out authority by the three majority mem
bers of the board.
Tha other members of the board excused
their action by aaytng all the supplies were
in the nature of emergency supplies which
were not covered by the regular contract.
They claimed to havs secured a low figure
for the work.
The basis of tha proposed injunction will
bo that tha commissioners have no right
to buy mora than M worth of supplies
without advertising for bids.
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Shoe Sale
Extraordinary
llanan's Ladies'
Shoes at 25 Per
Discount
From eight o'clock Monday
morning our staff of salesmen bad
dlfflcuty In waiting on the crowd
that this sale has drawn to our
store. The people of Omaha know
that when we advertise goods we
have Just what we advertise. For
Tuesday we will continue this sale
and we would urge you to take
advantage of this reduction. These
shoes are all fresh hew stock,
made in patent kid lace, gun metal
blucher and button, double sole
kid lace, and are worth $5.00,
$5.50 and $6.00. Complete line of
sizes and widths while they last,
at
25
Per Cent Off
300 pairs of Armstrong's Ladies'
Oun Metal Calf, button and lace,
Shoes, that sold up too 1 AA
$4.00 per pair, now UU
100 pairs of Oun Metal Calf Shoes,
in button and lace, all sizes and
widths, formerly sold at f C
$3.00 a pair, now tSmD
Drexel Shoe Co.
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CONTINUATION OF THE
ASHLEY BAILEY COS
AUCTION SALE OF FINE SPRING SILKS
FREE
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rKTTIOOATS MADE FREE TO YOUR MEASURE, PER
FECT FIT GUARANTEEDFROM THE ASHLEY &
BAILEY STOCKS OF BLACK OR COLORED SILKS.
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27 inch Black Guaranteed Taffeta Silk worth $1.00 jf J) l
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SOME SNAPS FOR TUESDAY DRESS GOODS.
Moreen Skirtings, all shades,
Blacks, Browns, Pinks, Light
Blues, Greens, Navy sT f
sSfw
60o all wool Dress Goods, all col
ors, AlbatroBS, all shades Serges,
Henriettas, etc.
per yard
19c
Blues, special yard,
NATURE'S
INTENTION
is for all her creatures to have good
teeth and to have them looked after.
If your teeth have been neglected see
how nearly we can imitate Nature
as to looks, how nearly replace her
supply when it comes to eating and
other tooth uses.
SET $5.00 UP
CROWNS 22K $5.00
BRIDGE WORK $5.00
Taft's Dental Rooms
1517 Douglas Street
HAND
SAPOLIO
It ensures an enjoyable. Invigor
ating bath ; makes every pois
respond, removes dead skin.
ENERGIZES THE WHOLE BODY
starts the circulation, and leaves a
glow equal to a Turkish bath.
Vll grocers and druggist
moderate
Price
CaluinoS
C Hading
Powder f
SW 11.000 00 will be Sims tot aasaA
ssssssjanr aubtno inJurioiute
h 1th lunndlm CjlurnM. tiZ
V Urs, Wlnfilown Soct'alnff Syrup'
Ps Yrnx nsrd for otw STTTT-FIS TFAR8 ffl
JilILUONS of VOTHKKS fT.r thir CHIIJi&i.'S
WUII. B TF.ETHINO, with FKRFEOT STICOKSs. ft
BOOTHEStho CHILI). HOFTJ NStheOCM8JllJLiT8
til PAINj -L'RE WIND COLIC.sdo 1. tL7Xt
reiuenv lor uk Aiutmji. a. sum uy ifrtiiffnti.ia ftitiry
pwt of the world. H sure and Hk for "Mn. Wins
bar
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Hoothlnir Syrup." and Uks no other kliii
tea vmttn aoi, 4Qua RnD. ixitj.
AM OLD AND WEIi. turan
FLORIDA nElORTI.
HOTELS
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ALCAZAR, ..... , Bt. Auiu.um
ORMONP . . Orment.-M-the-Bsliiac
THCBRCAKCns . . . .Film Ba4
ROYAL POINSIANA . . . Falsi Bmosj
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ISakaaia lilaau
MOW OPEN.
Its MILES NEARER CUBA.
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SOME SNAPS FOR TUESDAY WASH -GOODS.
32 inch Fancy Check or Plain Ginghams. These will make elegant
petticoats, fabrics are made up of the latest spring styles s2f
fast colors per yard
SOME SNAPS FOR TUEDAY DOMETIO.
18c and 16c Fancy Cretonnes, and 12 He and 15c Shirtings, blue and
Denims, all styles, fine qual- black Twills, with fine stripes
ltles, Tuesday St aT or dot ttt per sJi-Br
per yard OV yard 2-
LADIES' SUITS SPRING'S BEST
ONE-HALF THE NUMBER ADVER
TISED SUNDAY ON SALE FOR TUES
DAY. ASSORTMENTS AND STYLES
ARE SPRING'S BEST. SELECTION,
IS IN EVERY SENSE, AS GOOD, BE
CAUSE THE ENTIRE PURCHASE IS
MADE UP OF SUITS THAT ARE ONE
OF A KIND:
HQM 1Q.50
LaXj and lQ
Shoes , and Slippers
Still too many winter and early
spring shoes here and they've got
to go. -' v "
)5.00 Auto Boots, patent colt and
gun metal 'calf '
$4.00 Oun Metal and Colt, Patent
Kid button and lace
shoes. .'. . Jvl
BAXBTTXZST UTENTSK SX,XFFEW.3.
All our $3.10 and $4.00 beautiful
Evening- Slippers, Pumps and Ties,
patent leather and Dink, fx rm
blue and white Gibson
ties Mmtmf f
2.69
Men's Stiff Hals
Values up to $2.50,
.1.98
Values up to $-4.00,
at ,
Bennett's Big Grscery
Headquarters for the Bait Tai
nts In Trash moaated Coffees.
Bennett's Capitol Coffee, lb. pkjr.
at S8o
And 80 Green Trading- Stamps
Tea Slftings. lb. nktf 16o
And 10 Green Trading- Stamps
Teas, B. F., Japan, Oolonir,
Gunpowder, English Break
fast, pound 48o
40 Green Trading Stamps
Bennett's Capitol Baking
Powder, lb. can 34o
And 20 Green Trading Stamps
Diamond S Chill Sauoe, bottle SSo
And 30 Green Trading v Stamps
Armour's Chip Beef, Jar 14o
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Pecan Nuts, lb 80o
And 20 Green Trading Stamps
Pineapple Cubes, can luo
Shrimps, can lOo
Safety Matches, doz. boxes.... 8c
Bennett's Capitol Maple Syrup,
quart can : . . . 48o
And 20 Green Trading Stamps
Batavla Corn, very fancy, worth
17Hc, to close out ...... laVio
Doxen cans : S1.35
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Phone Douglas 1T73
DIPPY! DIPPY! DIPPY!
Have Yours
Silverware, Chafing Dishes, Candle Sticks,
Heirlooms, Tableware, Old Clocks, Brass Beds,
Chandeliers and Fixtures of all kinds, Jardinieres, Etc.
In fact we make Everything in metal "Good as New."
Omaha Silver Co.
Kemper, Hemphill & Buckingham
Silversmiths
All
Kinds
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Between Far nam and Harney
IPIlsitlfiinigj
314 s. ism
Li
a teat
THAT GROW s
NEED ANY?
SEE THAT THEY COME FROM
THE NEBRASKA SEED CO.
City Salesroom 1613 Howard It. OMAHA NRQ
Oeaeral Office and Warehouse iaoa-10-19 Jones WX. vyl Irtllrti n a as
FLORIDA!
From C. ft E. I.. LaSalle St. Sta.. Chlcao. to
latktontilla sod tit. Augustina. carrying Big
gage Car, Coaches, Sleepers aad IHuiug Car.
Dixn Fuvtu. All year. Lssves io.o p.m.,
arrive Jacksonville J.So second morntng.
Liaylight rule through famous baUle-nslUa.
FVORIDA LlMlTtO. Winter trala. Lss-.
U.4S p. ni.( arrives Jackaonville US, St. Ag
aiioea.yait evcDiug. Only eu nigbl out.
HiT0RIC AH0 SCENIC R0UTI svertaa
Nashville, Chattanooga acd
$t Louis Railway
Far ilaavins car resarvmuoaa, adaraaa r. C SWEAT,
W. r. A., Itauk el Coauaaiii ttitty, St. UxUa, ate.
ENAMEL FILLINGS Just Like the TOOTH
A durable substitute for fold or allver that does
not show If yeur teeta are missing we can im wi
space without plates or brtdge-wora by our AlTSOia
ayswaaa of DeotlsUy. Loose teeth made solid.
VAUrUSS OVXBATIOBB. BZVUT WOt
IstaMkkcs
rn nnnnmiDV nontitf ISBBFarnam.
Lafla UIi-f.fc-"i-Wa f tbt.wt -h.M Daai. I7i(
No Matter What You Want
Bee Want Ads .Will Get It
Don't Wss Tuesday's Bargains
Something ex
tra specUl
every day this
week
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THK RELIABLE ttTRI
Watch Our
Sixteenth St.
Windows
White Goods and Linen Sale
In Our Famous Domestic Room
2 rases of white dotted swlss, regular
25c grade 10
2 cases of white mercerized poplin,
regular 25c grade . . . .10t
3 cases of fancy white goods, regu
lar price 19c, 25c and 39c, at.lOct
1 case of 12 Vic English long cloth,
at 7W
1 case of 25c Persian lawns. . .Ma
1 case of 12V.C India Hnon..,7Hg
1 case of 19c 40-ln. lawns ....7 Ha
1 case of Shrunk Muslin. Irish linen
finish, l2Vc grade 7Wg
5 cases of long lengths of dotted
Swisses, India llnons, fancies and
worth 15c, 19c and 26c yard, will go
on sale at. a yard 5r
High Grade Linen Department
CO pieces 75c all linen table damask,
per yard 48c
50 pieces bleached table damask, 2
yards wide, all linen, $1.25 value,
per yard C9
100 dozen dinner napkins, all pure
linen, Belfast manufacture, $2.76
qpality, dozen 81.50
60 dozen good size silver bleached
napkins, all linen, hemmed, $1.00
grade, per dozen $1.19
Grand assortment fringed and hemmed
huck and damask towels, 15c Qual
ity, each Ot
Special full size fringed bed spreads,
heavy pronounced pattern, $1.75
quality, each ........ It . ...08
High Grade White Goods Sale
$1.00 genuine hand embroidered, Im
ported Swisses 65?
85c St. Qaul Swisses 50C
75c St. Gaul Swisses 45c
C9c St. Gaul Swisses 30C
69c St. Gaul Swisses . , . . .V. . . .35
All 39c fancies , ....'.25
All 50c fancies 35 C
All 60c fancies ..48c
.WEDNESDAY.
Laces and Embroideries.
See Sixteenth Street Win
dows. Watch Tuesday Even
ing Papirs.
THURSDAY
Muslin Underwear
Grancest bargains ever offer
ed. Don't miss this sale
Men's, Ladies', Children's Hose
On Sale at Half and Less Real Values.
A solid car load of Hosiery, secured from ""nS;.
importers and manulacturers at a tremen- JT ai
dous bargain. Ladies' 50c Imported Hose
in allover lace or fancy embroidered, on
sale at 2fta
Ladies' 39o Hose 19c JyJ?
iaoies' Z3c Hose 10c
Men's 25c half hose. In blacks, tans
and fancies, on sale Tuesday pr.lOc
Boys' 19c hose, extra heavy ribbed,
on sale at, pair IOC
Misses 26c hose, fine ribbed, snap, at,
per pair 10
Men's heavy Rockford hose, on sale at,
per pair 3C
3tf
From O Till 10 A. M. Children's
heavy hose, in all sizes with double
knee, heel and toe, regular 154 qual
ity, at, per pair OC
From 10 Till 11 A. M. Ladles fast
black hoBo, regular 16c values, with
either ribbed or hemmed top, on sale
at, per pair .5
Specials Tuesday in Our Mammolh Grocery
21 pounds best Pure Cane Granulated
Sugar for . 31.00
10 bars best brands laundry soap 25C
Fancy assorted cookies, 25 varieties to
select from, for this sale, pound. 10c
2- lb. can fancy sweet sugar corn. 5
3- lb. cans solid packed tomatoes.gc
10-lb sacks best granulated white or
yellow cornmeal 15c
Fancy full cream cheese, pound. 15
All fresh vegetables and, fruits at
Sunday's advertised prices. 1
OIIAXGE9 ORANGES ORANGES
Closing out the balance of our 7th
car Tuesday. These are extra ancy
large, sweet and Juicy. There are
none as rich flavored as the Highland
navels. Tuesday per dozen 7 Ms,
lOc. 12. 15S 17 M an 20
The last week of the big Harness Sale
M HAYDENS' -Sm
Money Back-Cut Prices
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Here's the difference between our price cutting and others. We cut
prices on high quality goods, to the end that you may become better ac
quainted with us with our new store and with our complete stock. We
will refund every cent paid on any article purchased at our store, if not
found entirely satisfactory.
Mirrors French bevel plate, 76o else,
at 89o
Mirrors French bevel plate, BOo else,
Bobber Olovss 'Regrular 7oo and $1.00,
at 39o
fountain Byrlng-es Regular 76c, at 49o
Hot Water Bottles Regular f0, 49o
Bath Spray Regular $126 C6o
Mirrors French bevel plate, $1.00 sis,
at , 890
at 89o
Wnlsk Brooms Very best quality, to
to , , S3o
HOWELL DRUG CO.
207-9 N. 16th St. Phone Douglas 247 Hotel Lcjil Bldg.
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Now that the time for coasting and other Winter Sports
is at hand, we want to speak a word of "WARNING with
particular reference to COASTINO. 1. .
On all streets on which there are street car traoks and
on all hills which cross or terminate on streetehaving street
car tracks there is CONSTANT DANGER to those indulg
ing in the exhilarating sport of coasting.
Men and Women, as well as boys and girls, have lost
their lives or have been seriously injured by dashing into
moving or standing cars on their sleds or travelers.
PARENTS: Why jeopardze the lives of your children
by allowing them to coaat where the hazard is so great, when
there are so many places in this city of hills where this sport
may be indulged in with perfect safety?
ASSIST US IN PREVENTING ACCIDENTS.
OMAIIA & COUNCIL BLUFF STREET
RAILWAY COMPANY
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