TITE OMAHA DAILY BKE: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14. 1908
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HOME OUTFITS
We tnT-lt y to Inspect the for
nishlngs ooatalned In ear (pent! nt
fit for three, four, fire, el ul seres
room bom. Than outfits lsolnde
everything eoessry to thorn
complete, ooey and oomf ortsble,
fi ROOMS I URNSHED COMPLETE
Exchanges
Cheerfully Made
We guarantr absolute aatUfac
tlon. If yoa're not plrl with any
article you buy of u, aend It hark
and we'll gladly exchange It. Thin
la a courtesy which we are pleased
to extend to our customers -AND
ALWAYS 11AVK.
J5T FARNAM ST.
j T leather your nesff
MI4-I4I6-I4I6 DOUflLAS ST
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Two Very Important Offerings
For Satorday in Women's
Credit Torino 1 (7 cash, 99 mosthly,
HE attractive prices that now prevail throughout this store in con-
sequence of our November reductions, are proving wonderfully interesting to thousands of householders in and about
Omaha. Surely we were never before able to offer such extraordinary bargains right at the height of the buying sea
son. We Invite special attention to our special prices on complete furnishings for one room, several rooms, or a com
plete home.
A saving of FULLY ONE-THIRD IS GUARANTEED.
Cloaks S Suits ,
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Decorative
Panel Iron BedsJt
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TAILORED SUITS at
,00
Again we say the best suits ever sold in Omaha at
$25.00 and as good as many $30.00, $35.00 and
$40.00 suits elsewhere. Eighteen new models, dis
tinctively and elegantly modified directoire effects
in every essential detail. Coats in smart semi-fitting
tailored, tight fitting and nobby cutaway
styles. Skirts with extra gored, extra flare widths.
"Wide assortment of materials such as broadcloths,
worsteds, serges, tweeds and cheviots, in all staple
and desirable colors and all lengths and all sizes.
These arc the most extraordinary val- C C
1103 rc have ever been able to show, at. . . J
TAILORED
CLOAKS
OO
AT
A showing that stands absolutely unequaled for
the values it affords. The very acme of style,
combined with greatest dependability of materials
and flawless tailoring. These are coats of fine, all
wool, broadcloths; 5-t-inches long; lined through
out, with Skinner's Satin, high collars, large lapels,
also perfectly plain tailored coats shown in numer
ous models. Search where you will, you can't find
.duplicates of these cloaks under $30.00 and $35.00.
Specially priced at the "Elite"
at
$25
Svfffj ill R !
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ft ml ihjwiy?lmm i
mmmmm 1
Pedestal Extension table
made of solid oak,
round top, and Is
polished. Has mas
nlve pedestal and
carved claw feet.
Sale price
has large
brilliantly
75
11
RUGS
6x9 ft. Brussels Rugs L 7?
no mitre seams. ..
9x12 ft Brussels Rugs, first
quality, guaran-
9x12 ' ft.' ' 'seamless' Velvet
Rugs, high soft 19.90
Ft??''
Catalogue
FREE
to Out
of Town
People.
DRESSERS
Of magnificent design,
swell top drawers, extra
large mirror, in QIC
oak or m&hof. n W
any finish;
special
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BIO
STOVE
BAR
GAINS
V
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15'
M Stoves a
This bod la of new and handsome
design, heavy posts and tubing,
decorated panels, aa shown T95
above. It'a a world- j
beater at the price "
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Solid Oak
SIDEBOARDS
Very elaborate de
sign, has magnificent
carving, large French
plate mirror, drawer
,'n-d 1 158
silver
ware.
A superior Cook Store,
mads with extra heavy
castings, large oven, worth
double the price asked....
O90
EVERY
STOVE
Guar
anteed
Extra Large Base Burner
CORN SHOW PROGRAM DETAIL
Odds and Ends Engage Time of 0. W
Wattles for Days.
COLLEGE GLEE CLUB WILL SING
Contracts with Vnlverslty and -Others
Closed Complete Schedule of
Implement Dealers' Conren
tlon at Kaposltlon.
Perfection of details of fie program for
the National Corn exposition will occupy
the close atention of d. W. Wattles the
next few days and while the executive com
mittee of the exposition will assist him,
the matter will be largely in his hands. The
conclusion of a contract with the Unlver
' slty of Nebraska Qlee club and other
college musical orgunlsatlona came up at
an Important meeting of the executive com
mittee held Friday afternoon.
It's a far cry ono which would require a
big megaphone from the unattractive peel
ing from a "spud" grown amid the bogs
of the Oreen Island to the onvlronmpnt o'
the silver chafing dish heated with a deli
rate little colorless alcohol flame and pre
sided over by a charming young woman
Just hack with her escort from the theater
Hut that Is exactly what science Is doln,
In the transformation of waste farm proil
ucts Into a smokeless, Bootless, odorles
fuel supply.
Between the corn husk and the unpleas
ant potito peel and the deliriously
creamed potatoes cooked for an after-theater
supper with alcohol of the deniturel
kind between these two there Is a big dis
tance, what a melodramatist would call a
vast gulf.
And Incidentally and In passing, It may
be remarked that the chafing dish prov
ender cooked by . the aforesaid young
woman Is much less likely to put a crimp
n a youth's bankroll than a cafe check.
Denatured Alcohol aa Fnel.
The denatured alcohol whlen will be used
to operate the chafing dishes and other
cooking apparatus of the domestic science
section of the Corn exposition will be made
right on the spot a the government still,
which Is now being set up In the basement
of the auditorium.
The program la announced for the meet
ing of the South Platte Implement Dealers'
association, which, with the Nebraska and
Western Iowa associations, will meet dur
ing and with the Corn exposition. The
program Is as follows:
Tt'FSDAY, DECEMBER 15. g P M.
Anrufal smoker and reception, tendered
bv the Jobbers of Omaha and Council
Plnffs.
Invocation Frank Ifayette Tove
land. pstor First Methodist Episcopal
church. Omaha.
Music Quartet.
Address f Welcome James C. Dahlman,
mayor of Omaha,
ResootiHe J:icot Bender. fluttcn. Neb
president Houth Platto ussoclution.
Music Quartet.
Address "The Relation of the Implement
o the Nat'ntiRl Corn Exposition."
PreMept G. W. Wattles. National Corn
.'r -s'tlon.
Tnl'' "Whnt Phnll We Do to Be Saved1"
' v "The I n rdalned Preacher."
Informal banuuet and smoker.
' DECEMBER 16. 190S-9 A. M.
Address "Comparative Value of Oaso
'ne and Denatured Alcohol for Power
Ight and Heat." Prof J. B. Davidson
tmes.'Ia., Iowa State Agricultural college
Appointment of ponvenilnn .m.i,,...
n. m. "Bhntl the lmnionmr,. i,i..'.
Handle Automobiles?" Mr. William Krot
ler, btjait. Neb.
10:1a a. m. "Buying Ooods," Mr. A.
Sjionner, Mondam n, la.
10:45 a m -"Parcel Post." by a repreen
io live of the South Platte association.
11:16 a. m.-"Tho Relation of the Manu
facturer and Jobber to the Retail Dealer "
Mr. Jerome Shamp. Lincoln. Neb
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 17. 19nj
:30 a. m. Report, "The NatUnal Feder-
1 1 ' 1 g 1 !
atlon." Mr. William Krotter, Stuart, Neb.,
delegate Nebraska and Western Iowa us--soclatton..
1H:15 a. m. Reports of committees.
11 a. m. Election of officers.
Adjournment.
Meeting and organization of the board of
directors.
All sessions will be held In Crelghton
hall. Fifteenth and Harney streets. En
trance on Hurnev street.
TWELVE YEARS IN THE PEN
Fnt of Colored' John Smith, Who
Tries to Hob Store After
fliKKlng Merchant.
Twelve years In the penitentiary was the
term given John Smith, a negro, by Judga.
Sears Friday morning. Smith was con
victed of trying to rob Max Wlnthroup's
grocery store at Thirteenth and Davenport
stterts after hitting Wlnthroup over the
head with a piece of lead pipe.
A wpek ago Smith offered to plead gulUy,
but at the same time maintained he was
Innocent. Judgo 8ears refused Jo accept
the plea and he was tried, the Jury finding
him guilty. Smith wiped tha tears from
his eyes as ho was led away from the
Judge's bench after hearing tlio sentence.
MILKMEN HAVE NO LICENSES
Twelve of Them Fall t'nder Official
Bane for Failure to Comply
with l.nwr.
Twelve complaints were filed Friday
against as many milk men who have been
reddllng milk since June 30 without
licenses. City License Inspector Waggoner
filed the complaints and gives warning
that unless licenses are taken out that the
milk wagons will be taken off the streets.
The complaints were filed against the fol
lowing milk men; A. FJellen, J. Jensen,
8. P. Borensen, V. Erlckson, A. Chrlstman,
Charles Blomquist, Martin Jensen, John
J. Murphy, l A. Jorgensen, C. Sorensen,
Peter J. Lyngback and Fred Laraen.
Exceedingly elaborate In de
sign and nickel trimmings.
Has return flues and Is a
oowerful heater. It's a muff.
f niriceni Dase
5 burner. tpe-
2 ciai at
HOT BLAST
HEATERS
28.50
It burns coal, wood,
alack coal or rubbish.
Most economical Ireater
on earth. Burns Us own
gas and
smoke.
Price
5. , (
Large Steel Range
They are complete with high shell, as
shown above, have large square ovens,'
elaborate nickel trimmings and ex
tra heavy castings. Equal . 7s
to any $35 range on sale
in Omaha. Our price J
16-
RUGS
Uxl04 ft. Brussels Rugs
handsome tn
designs IV. J J
French Wilton Rugs, SKt
10. big j
value Jl,t,0
xl3 French Wilton Rugs,
tremendous l
bargains J.JW
10c a day pays
for any stove
or range in our
store.
HANDEOMB
BASE BURNER
Elegantly trimmed In
nickel, large coa.1 maga-
sins, return
flues, nickel
trimmed.
21.75
OAK HEATERS
They are made with heavy
castings snd are guaranteed
for durability. They. are of
nanasome proportions, beau
tifully ornamented with
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ARMOUR SMILES AT WEST
Head of Big; Packing; Firm Delighted
with Prosperity.
'I ,sassasn-
VISITS SOUTH OMAHA WITH PAETY
Only Word There Is that "We I Will
Keep Ittwht ' On ; Working"
rays Compliment to The
Bee's Influence.
A BAD BACK IS A BAD HANDICAP
Few of us can afford to be Idle, and to
those who work, a sound, strong back U
a necessity. A bad back prevents rest or
sleep, and aches all day with a dull, tirtd
throb.
lon't think because sharp twinges strike
you when you lift, or twist about, or
1 each, that your work Is too hard for
you. Bad backs sr common In every
occupation. Those aches and twinges aie
only Nature's warning that th kidneys
need help.
It is easy to tell If the kidneys are
sick, and are not thoroughly doing their
work of filtering the blood. Backache Is
an early warning. Headache, disxy spells,
puffy swellings under the eyej or In the
ankles and leg, nervousness. Irritability,
rheumatic pain snd tired feelings also
tell of kidney Ills.
Examine the urine. If It is extremely
pale and light, the kidneys are not get
ting out all of that urtv poison. If It is
dark colored and thick, passages too fre
quent, or too scanty. If there Is any sedi
ment deposited when it stands. If pas
sages burn or pain, that is proof enough
that ths kidneys need attention. 1
Doan's Kidney Pills have given strong,
sound backs to thousands. This remedy
awes backachs and urinary troubles by
Ftnv Daily Work. On
Rack and Well
Needs a Strong
Kidneys.
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'My back is my weak spot '
removing the cause, by curing the kidneys.
Seventy-five years ago Doan's Kidney
lills were curing kidney troubles In a
settlement of Quaker farmers. Now tho
remedy Is used In all the civilised world
It is praised abroad in many tongues It
Is recommended at home by people who
know.
OMAHA TESTIMONY.
Mrs. Rose Bellsteln of J004 Elm street
Omaha. Neb., aays: "Both Mr. Beilsteln
and I have used Doan's Kidney Pills
procured from fichaefer's Cut Price Drug
Store, and think very highly of them
Several years ago I had occasion to use
this remedy for a case of kidney com
plaint that had annoyed me for some time
causing Intense backaches and pains
across my loins. If 1 lifted anything
heavy my suffering was always increased
Doan'a Kidney pill, were at length
brought to my attention and after pro
curing a box I began their use. They
proved of such great benefit to me that I
allowed ray experience with them to be
published In the newspapers. During the
time that has since elapsed I have been
free from any form of kidney trouble and
It Is only natural that I should have great
confidence In Doan's Kidney Pills."
J. Ogden Armour, head of the great Ar
mour Packing conn-any, with his party,
consisting of Arthur Meeker of Chicago,
Lawrence. Armour of. Kansas City and
Howard Gillette of Chicago, arrived In
South Omaha on their special train from
Kansas City Friday morning. Mr. Armour
and the party rounded up their big plant
at South Omiha, going through all depart
ments, then stopped In the general offices
to glance over the mall, read telegrams,
brag on the weather and jolly the news
paper men.
Mr. Armour was In especially fine humor
at the end of the round through the plant.
'Everythrng Is fine," said he. "We are
still In the business, the country Is mora
than prosperous and Tsft Is elected."
"We are still bragging about It here,"
was suggested by a reporter for The Uec.
"Yes," sa!I Mr. Armour, "The Bee has a
right to lots, of credit, even If Nebraska
-lipped up a little."
As to his trip Mr. Armour said: "No,
I this trip Is not slgnlf cant. It Is one of our
annual affairs. We make the trip about
once a year. We came up from Kansas
City latt nUht. We win visit Denver, Colo
rado Springs, Fort Worth, Bt. Louis and be
back In Chlcngo in about a w.ek. Mr. Gil
lette Is the only memo' r of the party who
is not connected with the company. He Is
with us to take In the sights."
Then, snl'f.ng the fresh air, he observed:
Regular Omaha weather here, a dash of
snow, keen, bright air, then the sun. It la
great. I hear you have been having this
all the fall. Milder? Well, this just suits
me.
Will Keep oa Working;,
"The best word for South Omaha Is wo
are going to keep on working hard as we
can. Taft says we can as long as wa nre
good. I know little about affairs In detail.
Could not help you In that line. Mr.
O'Hern . Is a good man to see on that
scrre."
In the course of the conversation Mr.
Armour dispatched several telegrams. In
troduced friends and read his letters, ask
ing for more. At the same time all who
approached him were perfectly at ease.
This Is said to be a faculty of the busy
man.
Mr. O'Hern, the superintendent of the
plant, said he thought Mr. Armour was
well pleased with the present state of
affairs In Omaha and the west as far aa
he has gone. The evident prosperity of
the west seemed to elate him.
"I don't know of any plans outside of
the fixed lines on which we have been
working for the last year. Most of these
have become mere routine and would not
be of great Interest. We are Introducing
some Improvements In processes, but some
what in the nature of experiment. We
may have something worth while." ,
$25,000 from Mrs.- Phlpps, a wealthy Denver
woman, by threatening to use dynamite.
Mr. Sawyer was seen in Omaha and de.
nled the story. He. said, he has not boon ..in
Denver for a week. He made his last
run west last Saturday, leaving Omaha
Friday evening and reaching Denver the
following morning. Ho left that evening
and arrived in ' Omaha Sunday. , The
threatened' dynamiting was on the Monday
following.
"I never saw this-wman," said Mr.
Sawyer at hie home, at 120 South Thlrty
aeventh street, Friday afternoon. "I have
been running into Donvor but a ahbrt time
and have never piloted any woman, or man
either, to a hotel thore. All I know about,
the case Is what I have read In the news
papers." -i 1
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Serious Lacerations ."
and wounds are healed without danger of
blood poisoning by Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
the heallrsr wonder. 25c. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co. .
Complete Official Vote on the State Ticket
Thft rfmilllfDna Alar.r A AA.,,iLI J 1 .
h-. V --vCU c.c,,luls IU eorasga except tne nead and the tail of the ticket. Shallenber&er
n, RR, gOVernor' ha8 a P,uraIlty 5.890. CowgtU, democrat, for railroad commissioner, baa a plurallfjr
of 651. There are several counties missing on the presidential elector, and he Bryan plurality la not determined.
Brian I ..,. " ! B"CCessful reDuban candidates are: - Hopewell302; Junkin. 1,763; Barton;4.210;
Brian, 3,389; Bishop. 3,827; Thompson. 4.772; Cowles, 1,903.
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Sold by all dealer. Price so ceoU. Foarg Moaii Co, Buffalo. N.Y.. Proprietor.
By using the various departments of The
Bee Want Ad pages you get the best re
sults at the least expense.
SAWYER DENIES THE STORY
Osnana Mall Clerk Kays He Never Saw
Mrs. Allan Head, la Troable
at Denver.
Denver papers are publishing a story to
the effect that EL C. Sawyer of Omaha,
mall clerk on the Burlington running be
tween Omaha, and Denver, accompanied to
a hotel Mrs. Allan F, Read, the woman
who oa last Monday attempted to extort
Adams .... 4.597 1,914 !.tW 1,9ns 2.237
Aitelcpe ,. 3,:M5 l.f60 l',44i 1,647 l,n!
Barner .... 2M 1S2 66 175 69
Hlalne 4"4 2i'8 148 rJ 14S
Boone 3,22)1 1.F23 1,644 1,S4: 1.540
Box Butte. l'.S26 iln 6M 7 6-M
Boyd ....... l.issi XW b90 IM 87')
i rown 1.1S8 6S7 634 &H 4!'7
Buffalo .... 6 3.;) 2.4 W 2.590 2.MS 2,47
R'irt 8.238 1,918 1.191 J,i(5 1.1J1
Butler 8,6.'4 l.4 2.1K2 1.4J4 2.1Hi
Cass 6.14S 2.5M 2.-JC1 2.4.X! :;)f.-i
Cedar J.472 1,632 1,742 1.6.V) 1,697
Chase 7W1 ZW) 472 3M 44 1
Cirry .... 2,211 l,OJ5 1,011" 1,05 !X3
Cheyenne . 1.791 8! 75 VH 7v6
Clay 4,f4 l,h:?7 2,014 l.hi7 1
Colfax 2.542 1.157 1.2M 1,14!( 1,261
Cuming ... S.ir2 1.2:43 1.M2 1.235 1.787
Custer 11,083 2,831 2,82$ 2.7S8 2,785
Dakota .... 1.54 5 758 748 8'Jl
Iawes 1.64S M0 7t 833 7111
Dawson ... 3.7 1,648 2,(14 l,7i 1.915
Deuel W2 532 3x2 6' 78
Iixf-n 2.45 1.:34 1,131 1,250 1,074
Dodge 4,347 2,3M 2.7i 2,tli 2.7K2
Douglas 13.540 WC 14.3S8 15,3
Dl l.dy ..... 932 4M ctri 4s6 37S
Fillmcre .. S.R46 1,721 2.024 " 1,747 1,95
Franklin .. 2.616 1,064 1,341 1.02 l,-M
Frontier .. 2.02 l,ot 81 1,093 h33
Fumas .... 3.162 1.304 l'.7:5 1.3! l.biQ
Gage 7.218 3.n S,2!i4 3,729 3.0H
Garfield ... 777 367 37.4 St3 io
Gosper .... 1.19S 4M 881 4h0 830
Grant 1! 08 95 M 97
Greeley .... 1849 682 1.107 677 l.7
HhII 4.7i!7 2.PO 2,410 2.199 2.2M
Hamilton . 3.4S4 1,6"2 1,84 1.613 1.617
Harlan 2.4.M 9-9 1.324 1,074 1,158
Hayes 7'0 362 2-0 387 U
Hitchcock 1,321 4 637 839 63'
Holt 1,651 l.'.ftl 1.537 l,72'l
Hooker .... 21 111 1 lu8 94
Howard ... 2.640 94f. 1.4tii !8 1,42
Jefferson . 3 1.9 1,833 i.tdt 1.708
Johnson ... 2 6-9 13 1! 1.1S9 1.31 1,1"28
Kearney .. 2.377 1.0H1 l.ir.6 l.ono 1,122
Keith 703 372 2 370 297
Keva Paha l 431 332 414 3;i5
Kimball ... 382 225 115 219 110
Knox 4.2:0 153 2.141 l.m 2.050
Launastrr . 16.648 7,340 i.'Ma 7.3
.Jncoln .... 3,247 1,47.1 1.4H2 1.5'-7 1,3(3
Ixigan 331 147 147 147 140
IU 4'i7 14 1A 241 183
Mci'heraon 440 247 V4 23 14fl
Malifcon ... 4.157 2.114 1.912 2,108 1S0
Merrl.k ... 2.448 i.Vii 1.124 1.13.1 l."67
Nanre 2 101 l.lft 9TA 1,078 niO
Nemaha ... 3.4 i',581 1,688 l.S: 1.819
Nuckolls .. 3.102 1.(V8 1.528 1.5M i t
Otoe 4 801 2.318 2.SH6 2.28 2 347
Pawnee ... 2.702 1,457 1,171 1,488 1.114
Perkins ... E 24 255 251 2f
Phelps 2.S7T 1.417 1.224 1.437 1,198
Pierce l.l 1.119 1.042 1.084
Platte 4.2!8 1,382 1.678 1,447 2.M4
Polk 2.6t7 1.144 1,3 1.138 I.2K2
Rpd Willow 2,73 l.:'2 1.S31 1.264 1.22
Rlchsrdson .... 2,056 1.317 2,110 t240
Hock 848 4.19 &ii 488 328
Bullne 4.4x8 1.9M 2.351 2,074 1.2o5
Sarpv S.ONH 8:2 1.117 928 l.58
Kaunders -. 6113 24 2,8v5 3.5
Bcolts Bluff 1.467 822 512 T. 518
Heward .... 4.055 1,834 2.137 1,H7 2.o"8
Phuidan .. 1,551 r.S 733 79 711
trerman .. 1.817 788 94 777 I'lh
Hloux 1.034 bM 44 7 625 44:i
lanton ... 1.882 752 873 7S8 84
Tl.ayer .... 3.548 1,638 1.783 1,(W5 1,8M
Thiinss ... 235 kit 124 l6 118
Thurston .. 1.71 &5 734 721
Volley 2.182 V.0O4 1 W4 i.VJi i.K'
Wsshlngtoh 3. 1,4 44 1.6C4 1,585 1.428
Wayne .... 1419 1,258 . l.(MS 1.274 1.047
Webster ... 1.350 1.409 l.ftt 1.3ol
Wheeler .. 631 236 2:4 240 244
York 4.423 2.177 2.049 1.2-8 11
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