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Lace Samples
Saturday we will sell the finest line of lace samples
ever seen in Omaha. There are four pieces of each pattern,
making almost a yard of each. This lot will be sold at 5(
,74c and 10c each. Every piece perfect, St. (lall goods.
The ma.jori'y of these samples are of next season's goods
and have never been shown before and are worth from COc
to $10.00 per yard.
Embroidery Samples A big line of embroidered Motifs
and Medallions, worth up to 15c; all go at, each 5c
New Veilings A choice new line of fancy silk veilings just
received, worth 50o and f0c a yard; on sale Saturday, 25c
.All the new colors in this line.
35c Ribbonsf 15c This lot of ribbons are extra wide and of
the latot-t finish, in plain taffetas . The ideal hair and trim
ming ri'.'bons, all colors, per yard 15c
Brush Sale Tooth brushes, worth 10c to 25c each; on sale
at 3y2c, 4ViC, 7V2C and 9c
Hair brushes, worth 15c to $1.50, at 7C, 15c, 19c, 39c,
59c and 79c
Cloth brushes, worth 33c to $1.00, at 19c to 59c
Trunks, Suit Cases and Hats
Special prices on Trunks and Grips all next week. Straw Hats at
less than half price.
See our bridle leather Suit Cases, with straps all around, at $4.98
and $3.98.
Write for our Trunk catalogue.
Millinery Millinery
An entire new Mine of Early Fall Hats, suitable or
wear, now.
Choice of white felt, silk, satin and extremely r fg
light weight braid hats, all beautifully trim- I
med, worth to $7.50; choice " "
Tho new Persian Hats, very latest novelty trim- ) nr
med with ribbon or wings; choice
Fancy feathers, wings, breasts, long Aigrettes, all ij
new stock, worth to $1.00, for HsC
specials in Ladies' Underwear Saturday
Sample line of ladies' muslin skirts,
elaborately trimmed with lace, em
; broidery and clusters of hem
; stitched tucks, worth up to $3.50;
on sale Saturday, $1.98, $1.50
Ladles' gowns, made extra full and dain
tily trimmed, with lace or embroidery
yokes, worth up to $2.00, will go
t !;. v 8' and so
Ladies Corset Covers and Drawers a large
variety to select from, at 2S
Ladies' Union Suits, mercerised lisle thread
in all. sizes and extra, sizes, trimmed
with lace, worth $1.26, Saturday 7ZA
Ladies' Cotton Union Suits in all sizes
will go at 2"
Ladies' Vests, low neck and no 'sleeves
worth 15c each, Saturday 3 for ..-25
The Following Are Some of the Specials of Our
Great 10-Day Sale in Suit Department
J
075 women's silk jumper
suits made ol'guaranteed taf
feta, in both plain and stripes,
sold at 12.B0 and $10, r QC
in this sale at DD
500 women's wash dresses
trimmed with fancy bor
ders, lace and insertions,
all colors and sizes, O no
sold up to $10, at
Women's dresses made of
swiss and other fine mater
ials, formerly sold U ftp
at $15.00, only .t2JJ
75 dozan white and colored
wash waists which CQ -sold
up to $1.50, at J?C
All our fine wash waists
at jUst half price.
Children's dresses in white and
colors, trimmed and made in
latest styles, all sizes, worth jr.
up to $8,00, at 2JC
Ladies' Hosiery
Ladies' fancy lisle, embroidered, polka dot and lace hose, in all
over and boot styles, worth up to 60c, at 49c and 35c
Sample line of ladies' and children's hose, in plain and embroid
ered lisles and allover lace lisles, in all colors, worth up to 39c;
Saturday at 25c and 15c
Ladies' fancy embroidered and laco hose, worth up to 19c and 25c;
Saturday at 12Y2C and 10c
Children's fine, medium and heavy ribbed hose, in all sizes; on
sale at ....... . 19c and lZYiC
Women's white wash suits
made of Indian head suit
ing, and worth up 7ft
to $3.00, at ..... 1 Js
Saturday we will give free
a $5.00silk underskirt with
a $10.00 French Voile skirt
trimmed with folds J QC
and taffeta bands at... f 73
Entire stock of children's
wash dresses from Borge.
nicht & Soharff, Saturday
at half price and less.
Children's dresses in all col
ors, ages 1 to 14 years, JiQ
worth up to $1.00, at..."C
Women's wash suits
that sold at $2.60 ..,
Women's $1.50 long kimo
nos at
Women's $3.00 heather- 1 AC
bloom underskirts at JiTJ
75c
69c
Hour Sates
In Domestic Rtom
8 to 0 A. M. Men's and Boys' Shirts,
worth to $1.00, samples and odd lots,
neat patterns to close 19
0 to 10 A. M. Men's Balbrlggan Un
derwear, garments worth regularly
to 50c choice 154
10 Till 11 A. M. Ladies' Gowns,
Drawers and Corset Covers, values to
$1.50 choice 250
11 A. M. Till 12 M. Men's. Women s
and Children's Hose, 15c values on
ale, pair 5
Big July Clearing
Sale
On Odds and Ends in Dinnerware
Covered Dishes, each 12
8, 10 and 12-inch Platters at,
each 10 and 15
Dinner Plates and Soup CoupeB at,
each 5
Cups and Saucers, each 3si
Pie and Breakfast Plates, each. . . .3
Fruit Saucers, each
Breed and Butter Plates, at, each ,2
Sugar Bowls, Gravy Boats, Creamers
Covered Butter Dishes, Oyster Bowls
and Pickle Dishes, each 5
Fancy Decorated Cake Plates, ea.l(j?
Come Kurly and Get First Choice.
Stove Department
Read This Sate for Saturday
In Groceries, Fresh Vegetables, Fruits, Butter, Cheese and Crackers
The Best Pure Cane Granulated
Hunur at less than jobbem' cost.
Welch's Irape J u Ire, qt. buttle . . . . J7o
Welch's Grape Juice. it. bottle. ... 19o
(junker Oat Company Toasted Wheat
Flakes, pkn 6a
Dr. Price's Hreakfast Food, pkg..6Vo
Fresh. Crisp Potato Chips, lb 200
Uallon cans IMums. Peaches, Apples,
Pumpkin or Tomatoes 3&c
lirumangelon, Jellycon, Jello or
.7VjO
.40
Ii'Zerta. oer nkif
Mustard Surdities, can.
(il nr
Hon Inn and Tomato Hauce, can. 170
Mackerel anil Tomato Sauce, ran..l6o
Tall cans fancy Ulood Ked Salmon,
at IKo
I'lg Newton Cookies, per lb 710
The best Soda Crackers, lb So
2-lb. cans fancy String. Wax or Lima
Beans 740
lb....7Hc
' " uesi nranas laundry Soap 2fc
3-lb cans Baked Beans 8 Vic
Choice Japan Rice, pt-r lb 40
Th?best f,?arl Tapioca or Hago, lb . lie
10-lb. sacks best Cornmeal 16o
SFBOIAZ, FLOUB BALD SATT7RDAT
s-'b- sacks of the finest hiKh patent
Hour, made from the finest wheat
grown for this sale, sack $1.35
BUTTIB AND CXXESS TOM
, SATURDAY.
Good Country Butter, lb -...lSc
Fancy Dairy Butter, lb joo
Choice Creamery Butter, lb ilo
Fancy Country Creamery Butter, per
lb i4C
Fancy Full Cream Cheese, lb 15c-
r&XSK TIOITASLII A1TD rXVITS
NB BATVBOAT.
8 bunches fresh Radishes 6c
8 bunches freRh Onions
6 bunches fresh Beets
6 bunches fresh Carrots
2 large heads Cabbage
8 Cucumbers
Cauliflower, per hend
2 Hummer Squash for
Fanry Ripe Tomatoes, lb
Fresh Kulamazoo Celery
, Sweet Corn, per dozen
Fresh Leaf lettuce, per head..
Fresh Parsley, per bunch
Fresh Roasted Peanuts, quart...
Large Juicy Lemons, per dozen.
BIO SAI.E OF PACKAGE
C&ACKEBS.
Oatmeal Crackers, pkg
Graham Crackers, pkg
Lilly Flakes, pkg
Newport Flakes, pkg
Oyster Crackers, pkg:
. .Be
. .6c
. .6c
. . UC
. .6c
. .5c
..5c
. .5c
. . 5c
8l3C
. .lc
. .lo
. .60
.15c
7V4c
7Hc
7V4c
.10c
34c
STEEL RANGES G-hole steel
range, with 20-in. square oven,
high warming closet, a combi
nation wood and coal grate,
best grade of steel, hand rivit
ed, asbestos lined, the regular
price of such a range is from
$40 to $50; on sale at $24.95
Four-hole steel cook stove, 19-in.
square oven, 8-fnt-lids, a regu
lar $lo stove, on sale at $8.95
Four-hole cast iron cook stove,
18-in. oven, very nice little
stove, you pay from $18 to $20
for this kind of a stpve, on sale
at $9.95
Single burner oil stoves, cast
iron oil front, at 25c
A complete line of gas stoves
and plates, from $35.00 down
to $1.25
Buy your heating stove now
and save half. A good Round
Oak stove, 13-in. fire pot, full
nickeled and ringed, at $G.95
Hard coal and hot blasts at less
than half price.
Our Drug Department
Offers for Saturday some of
found anywhere. Mull orders
75c Rubber Gloves 33o
Sue Hydrogen Peroxide 33o
25c Hydrogen Peroxide So
$1.00 Pumpelan Massage Crenm
at eso
75c Pompelan Massage Cream
at 49o
50o Pompelan Massuge Cream
at . . 390
Saturday Only.
25c Craddock's Talcum lOo
25c Tetlow's Talcum 60
25c Ruth Powder ISo
15c Bath Powder 10c
25c Mennen's Talcum ISo
the greatest bargains to be
are our hobby. Try us.
25c Colgate's Talcum ISo
50c German Face Powder. .39o
50c Java Rice. Powder 87c
toc Pozzonl s Powder 870
25c Lir. Lyon's Tooth Powder
at 17c
25c Dr. Graves" Toth Powder
at 16o
e have a few Brushes left
from last Saturday which we
will sell In three lots all
good at....8S, 3So and 7&c
Great reduction on all Toilet
Sonps.
Cut prices on all Patent
Medicines.
Try HRYDEN'S First
Men's Shirts Less Than half
Without doubt the greatest bargain offerings of the
season, test quality goods at very ordinary quality prices.
Men's Summer Shirts, values
to $3.00, genuine mohairs,
silk and linens, etc., the pop
ular soft collar stylo, jusc
the thing for warm weather
wear, manufacturer's sam
ples and odd lots, actually
worth to $3.00, choice 98c
Men's Fine Madras Shirts
Tho very finest qualities,
regular values to $2.50, all
newest patterns and styles,
with or without collars, coat
style if you wish it; choice,
at 98c
Men's $1.00 Shirts All sizes,
neat patterns; on sale at,
choice 39C
Unusually Interesting Fur
nishing Clearance Bargains:
Summer rmlerwrar must go re
gardless of real value.
Men's IlalbriRgan Shirt and
Drawers, all sizes, 30 to 46, plain
or fancies, regular 50c quality,
on Bale at, garment 35
fcto in
i'i'l M
Men's Tnlon Suits, all styles and
kinds, plain or fancies, values to
13. choice.. 49 08 $1.50
MK.VS LEATHF.H lUCLTS AND
UAllTEltS
50c Leather Garters 10
fl.00 Leather DeltB, all sizes, 30
to 4 4 1 23
Men's Sample Hone -Blacks, tans
and fancies, values to 50c,
at 25S 15
Men's 25c Hose.. 10 12 H
Corsets
The AV. U. lieduso corset for stout figures is the niost com
fortable corset made for a stout figure; price. .. ... .$3.00
Other V. IS. corsets up from $1.00 and $1.50
French batiste corsets, rust proof and having heavy lisle
hose supporters, fiont and sides, sizes 18 to 30; snap, 98c
75c batiste corsets, long or short models, with hose support
ers attuched; splendid values at ......49c
Ruffled shirt waist blousers at 75c, 49c, 39c and 25c
Grand Hammock Sale
We are reducing our big hammock stock. Saturday is the
day to buy hammocks. No. 115 full length,' four colors,
with pillow and spreaders, regular price $1.00; tZt
special Saturday OUC
No. 122 full length, five colors, with pillow and spreaders,
regular price $1.50; special Saturday , .75c
A big line of $3.00 to $6.00 go Saturday at $2.40 to 4.80
$1.50 Copyright Books 98c
"Ve are the only concern in Omaha where you can buy any
and all of the $1.50 "new books at ,9ge
None soiled nor handled, all perfectly new.
25c Novels at 7VC $1.00 Novels at 43c
The Busy Hardware Department
GUARANTEED WRINGER FREE
We have decided to (five Roods away free for
a short time as we believe everyone will realize
more fully the bargains we are offering In the
Hardware and Ilouso.f urnlshlnK line.
Saturday we will give away free a 3-year guar
anteed wringer, worth $4.00, with each K Z or
Ak-Sar-Ben washing machine sold. This machine
sells usually for $10 00; Pnturday only .... 87.50
WASH BOXX.EB
Best copper bottom wash boiler made free Satur
day with the $8.00 fly wheel rotary washer, suar-
anteed 6 years, only 94.98
Just think ho wlong you would be collecting
little tickets, stamps, souvenirs, etc., before you
would get $3.00 and a wash boiler for nothing.
KOBX SEEL EI
$1.00 best quality hose reel free with every
hose. We are compelled to do this in order to un
load our guaranteed hose. The season has been
so rainy. We are cutting the prices almost In two.
OKA88 CATCHER TBII
$5.00 guaranteed lawn mower Saturday 93.39
We are closing out thirty to forty odd lawn
mowers, worth $S.O0 to $10.00; all go for S4.B8 on
Saturday and a grass catcher worth 98c free with
all lawn mowers.
FAXX,, MOP A WD HAWDIB FBZB
Royal, extra heavy, wash boiler, copper bot
tom, solid wooden handles; the manufacturers of
this boiler will not allow us to cut the price less
thnn primed on the label, $1.75; the boiler Is such
a good strong boiler we cannot afford to offend
them, so we will give you free with each boiler;
One 25c galvanized water pail, one 20c cotton inoo
and one 15c mop handle.
PKICES CUT OH THESE ABTlCl.ES '
$1,150 galvanized garbage can, 16 gallon 98o
$1.25 galvanized garbage, ran, 12 gallon 89o
fifte whit In.lHfl
3 5c best quality parlor broom made. .!!!!'.', '. '. '. iaoo
25c union made parlor broom I8V1O
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JOHN SHARP DUCKS POLITICS
Democratic Leader of House Talks on
Anything Else.
THH0WS BOUQUET TO NEBRASKA
Sir. Williams, Who Comes to Address
Brllevue ( haattnijaa, Think
This Soil Better Thau
Mississippi.
Jnhn Shnrp Williams, minority leader of
the house of representatives. Is at the
Millard. He arrived Thursday night and
spunks at the Itellcvue Chautauqua Sat
urday evening.
Ho hail Just arisen from a ten-hour s eep
when a reportur for The lice called Friday
morning. While he consumed a cantaloupe,
cup of coffee, two boiled eggs, some tau
sage, rolls and potatoes he talked about
the weather, crops and philosophy In gen
eral. rolltlcsT When the Intrepid re
porter threw out a political feeler Mr.
Williams paused In the act of taking a
sip of coffee, fixed him with a stern eye
and said:
"You are not trying to Interview mo, are
you?"
Mr. Williams Is an Interesting and the
Interviewer decided when he walked out
of the hotel with the democratic leader's
arm about his shoulder a lovable man.
But he declined to be quoted on such polit
ical remarks as he let fall and his desire
Is respected.
Rather below the medium height, with
gray moustache and hair, gray, rather
languid eyes, firm, stern Hps this Is a pic
ture of tho physical John Sharp Williams.
His manner Is very deliberate and when
he talks his speech has this quality. Once
he consumed two eggs In silence between
two closely related sentences.
After the embargo placed upon political
talk he said something very complimentary
about Nebraska.
"I thought our country, the Yazoo valley
In Mississippi, was the finest In the world,"
iiiiwiiiurwiiiiuiufaiiinimimiBitj.
fop-R
ead lliis'
Now, when you need them, Suits 2
piece garments; all new and up'tc
date goods and make, that sold up to
5)27.50, all at
one price-'''
at
Vollmer's
Expert Clothes Fitters. 107 S. 16th St
.,.J.Sl.ll..M... ...... B
he said, "but nn the way up here from
tort Worth, between Kansas City and
Omaha, I saw land that Is better. It's a
beautiful country and this Is the first time
I have seen It."
The handmaiden who waited upon tb.3
distinguished guest brought the coffee at
this juncture. She pluced sugar In the
cup under the critical eye of the di mo
cratic leader, who emphaalzid the fact that
he took only three lumps. Following this
there was almost a catastrophe. The
young woman had poised the cream pitcher
over the cup where nestled the three sac
charine lumps. The cream was just about
to flow over the lip of the pitcher when
a warning cry of alarm from Mr. Wil
liams stopped it.
"Never do that." he exclaimed. "Pour
the coffee In first."
The handmaiden did so. Then she again
took up the cream pitcher and again was
stopped with the Injunction:
"Leave it stand a moment before putting
In the cream. I will do that myself at the
proper moment."
"1 was much provoked last evening." he
resumed when she had departed. "Coming
up on the car I Instructed the conductor to
Inform me when we arrived at the Millard
hotel. I Impressed this on him explicitly
and he promised to remember. As the car
was leaving a corner a gentleman said to
me, 'la not that your hotel?' ontlng to a
large electric sign. I thanked the gentle
man and got off. That is just an illustra
tion of the universal obliquity which exists
between transportation companies and the
common people, an obliquity which seems to
extend from the highest officials down to
the humblest employes."
ICasy to Staad the Strata.
Mr. Williams Is spending two months In
Chautauqua work and stands well at some,
thing like $2o0 per strain though he didn't
say so.
"I think," he said, "there Is no other
public man In the country who can stand
great strains for a time better than I can.
I remember at the St. I.outs convention I
went seventy-two hours with only two
hours of sleep and but one meal. Mr.
Bryan at that time had not been under half
the strain I had, but was quite worn out.
Of courae. In a three months' campaign he
could use up six. like me."
Going down to the lobby, Mr. Williams
again threw a bouquet at Nebraska.
"I notice," he said, "that all the elevator
bos and men working around the hotel
are fine-looking. It seems they ought to
have niggers doing work like that and a
white man ought to be doing something
better."
Front Omaha the eminent democrat will
go to Illinois and will fill other dates until
August 16. Asked about the campaign, he
said he would do whatever the party re
quired of him In the way of helping to elect
the ticket.
Counterfeit Dollars
buy trouble, but a genuine quarter buys
Dr. King's New Life Fills; for constipa
tion, malaria and jaundice. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
MAN SHOOTS SELF FOR WOMAN
I. J. Kramer Firei Ballet Over Loss of
His Friend.
SHE TAKES UP WITH HIS EIVAL
Ladies' $4.Ui, $5.00 and (UO slides at $2.90.
Benson & Thome Co.
Fool's Cap Ideas.
Greta weather for Jury rerviee! '
A sme.ll pin may lick a big balloon to a
Cm xzle.
There arj always stx fools among seven
wise men.
I'd rather be a mule's oculist than his
clilropi'dlwt.
The fllow that's always right Is generally
wrong.
You ran Judge a dog's hurt by the sixo
of Ills holler.
It Ih idle for a slrk man to boast of his
eureflll habit
This Is no season to fire the cook; you
should freeze her St. luls liepubllc.
Truth
Quality
appeal to the Well-informed in every
walk of life and are essential to permanent
success afid creditable standing. Accor.
ingly, it is not claimed that Syrup of Figs
and Elixir of Senna is tho only remedy of
known value, but one of many reasons
why it is tho 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 its component
parts are known to and approved by
physicians, as it it free from all objection
alle substances. To get its beneficial
effects always purchase tho genuine
manufactured by the California Fig Syruf
Co., only, and for sale by all leading drug-gist.
Woman Is Flared Under Arrest and
Manifests Little Concern In the
Action of Her Dylna;
Saltor.
Jgnatlus J. Kramer, 18C3 Leavenworth
street, Omaha, foreman of the Gate City
Malt works, shot himself just abj the
heart at 10 a. ra. Vrlday, at Twwnty-nlnth
and B streets, South Omaha. He went Into
the company's office alone and turned the
weapon on himself In a fit of despondency
over the love which Edith Johnson denied
him. He was lying- In a dying condition
at the South Omaha hospital at last re
ports, with a bullet wound passing en
tirely through his lungs above the heart
and out his back. Strangely, he never
lost consclousrss. and was able to talk
easily to all who questioned him. His
pain was great and the hospital authorities
kept him under opiates. He told this story
to Detective Shields:
"My parents live in Newark, N, J. I
have been foreman at the malt works for
some time. I have been keeping company
with Miss Rdlth Johnson for the last four
months. A few days ago a man named
Mike Doll, who works at the Krug brewery,
robbed be of her by telling her that
I was a loafer and a dead-beat. I don't
blame her for It. Yes, I did the shooting
myself."
Dr. A. II. Koenig, who was In attend
ance, said he held out no hope whatever of
a recovery.
Miss Edith Johnson, who lives at 1115
North Tenty-fourth street. South Omaha,
when appraised of the attempted suicide,
bluntly exclaimed, "Well what do you think
of that?"
She seemed little affected by the news,
but said she had been keeping company
in "a kind of a way" with Kramer for some
time.
"Two or three dsys ago had a dif
ference, but of that I have nothing to say.
I have been in Omaha for some time. I
worked at a store aa a seamstress. Who
are you. reporters? Sax. I don't want my
nam mixed up In this business. If I had
known It I wouldn't have told you a
thing."
The woman was much more concerned
when Detective Shields of 8outh Omaha
arrived and placed her under arrest on
charge of vagrancy. The detective says he
has proof that Kramer supported Miss
Johnson during the four months of their
ticqualntanm. While she sat in the South
Omaha city Jail, Kramer dying at the hos
pital, called for her to come to him. She
expressed no great desire to go. Chief
Brlggs escorted her to see him.
Molldlnir Permits.
Hunter Realty company. Twenty-fifth
and Dodge, brick store and flats, $12 5 0
Hunter Realty company. Twenty-fifth and
Dodge, brick store arid flats, $!2.Mj0; Mrs
K. L. Stone, Thirty-seventh and Faclfle
brick and frame dwelling, $lo,ix;v; o. O
Over. 2318 North Twenty-seventh avenue,
framo cottage. $2.0Uii; (ius I'egau, 242s Tern
pleton avenue, frame cottage, $2,(M).
MURDER IN FIRST DEGREE
Chariie Piled Against Mrs. Frank Baa.
ner, Who Killed Tradneer of
Her Danghtrr.
County Attorney Kngllsh has filed a
charge of murder In the first degree In the
police court In South Omaha against Mrs.
Frank Banner. Mrs. Banner's attorneys,
II. C. Murphy and I. J. Dunn, are at pres
ent considering whether or not they will
waive a police court examlnaton and ex
pect to decide by Monday. If the examlna
tlon Is waived Mrs. Banner will be bound
over to the district court directly and her
trial will be held at the fall term.
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Summer Excursion
Rcl.CS "
via ILLINOIS CENTRAL
TICKETS ON SALE DAILY
Buffalo, X. Y $38.40
Niagara Falls, X. Y. $38.40
Toronto, Ont $30.60
Ottawa, Ont $35.00
Boston, Mass $40.35
Montreal, P. Q $35.00
Quebec, Que $39.00
Chautauqua, X. Y $38.40
Mackinac Island, Mch. $31.80
Petosky, Mich. t $29.85
Pittsburg, Pa .. .'. ...$37.15
Portland, Me . $42,30.
Tickets on sale to many other points in the east and,
northeast. Limit thirty days from date of sale. Certain'
etop-overs allowed.
SUMMER TOURIST TICKETS on sale daily with
long limits to many jxiints in Michigan, Canadian North'
east and New England States.
For rates, routes and detailed information call at City'
Ticket Office, 1402 Farnam St., or write
SAMUEL NORTH,
District Passenger Agent
OMAHA, NEB .
