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THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 5. lJ)0f.
ACTOR LOSES A LARGE SUM
Tim ifarphf Attict One of Half Cozen
.'. .Who Af Touched.
.
UTDEMIO Or POCKET nCKOO
tUtpptrr riere4 Frateraltr Mwt
tum. lth Cmrle1r Go4
'..'ce Joat at rrait
. la Cllr.
Edward"' A.' JH4yes, as Frank Ooodfrlend
In ."OKUJIinoeetiee. which played at the
Boyd tha fortpart of thla week, tfld not
tt tha $10,pn8'Vcmn he .wanted from J.
Green, (Tint Murphy), who had confidence
In everybody, and. in addition, Mr. JIayea
loat ail h la worldly assets, by having
thai Mim stolen from under, h I pillow at
the " bra- hotel arly Wednesday morning
while h V .'. temporarily out of the
rototfrt the bfwnvjrlnr Mr. Ooodfrlend and
peacefully dreaming: of a tomfortahle life
on 11(6.
Tike.- pAlk-a i are not explaining how an
actor came to possess any auch prlnoely
eunt'a the I1SS. In question, but they are
authority for the Information that Mr.
Hayee Vaa robbed of that amount. Ho had
It In a pocket of hia trousen and had
placed the latter: under hla pillow when
he retired Tuesday night. He left his room
unlorled. aa hla roommate had not returned.
At f to" .tfce latter woke him up and
toldi flni Otat he had found Hayes' trou
ars on the floor and the money gone. An
effort if being made to arrest the thief,
whvlaat known to the officers. The
"Old Innocence" company has left the city
for Ha -neat engagement.
Thla loss is pnly one of the five large
thefts, thej have been reported to the
polloino ldaV evening. The aggregate
ausji; f '"tfnf tf. ' 'Tolls" that have ' been
repeated !"aHaIetH.Ja almost 8700.
Iv . Seaae ef the Other Victims.
Tuesday night Carl Markowlt reached
Into hla pocket to pult out a handkerchief
an hla pocketbook,. containing 8204. drop
ped1 onto the sidewalk. Mella Rothgad, a
follow countryman, with whom he wa
walking, grabbed the purse and has not
been seen since, i
Itocco Backs ia In Jail, charged with hav
ing "'touched4' a fellow Austrian for $62.
It '14 laid 'that Bade merely spent his
friend' money on a epree, after getting pos
saftfton of it from Mr a. Bade, who was
entrusted' with the money , by a roomer at
her house: .
tSeftrude- Ketchem, a negreas, is being
held by the -police in connection with the
loaa of 892 by Louie Kenton on lower Dodge
street. The erniple were spending the even
ing together. U Is aatd, and the woman Is
supposed to have his money.
J. 'X'. Davis of Pawnee City Is the other
Victim who Is out some cash. He told the
police Wednesday night that he had been
taking In the 'eights of the city and a
Degress' 'had "frisked", him of $110 while on
Capitol' eve'riue between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth' streets. ,
The police aay that they cannot prevent
these caaea of larceny, and often are un
able to "recover the money or arrest the
thief. ' If Is Bald that often men come to
Omaha from the. country and are victim
tard by women with whom they associate
while here. Others are confidenced out of
theff money, while still others are merely
rbbbed lit the ordinary way.
'
Hexaaaetfcrleaetetraralne.
. 'Ti i above, la the name of a German
eharnleal, which is one of the many valua
ble tngredlenta of Foley's Kidney Remedy.
Htxaraethylenetetramine Is recognlied by
nalliii) text' hooka and authorities as a
uHoacltt solvent and antiseptic for the
lirlaa. .Tak.e Foley's Kidney Remedy- as
soon aa you notice any irregularities, and
raVolBa aerieua malady. ' Bold by all drug
gists. '..
GAS. CHEATED OF A VICTIM
Ceaaea Aery' Wear Getting; Paal Pierce,
' Vaaag Laborer at Bailey
.' Hotel.
' Pauf rierce.'a laborer 21 years of age,
jarrowly escaped death by the gas route
' Wednesday night. He was found uncon
scious Thursday morning about 8:50 o'clock
, r . - D.il.u Vint Klffht
111 nis room i " w .-- -....--
' Clerk Clark' noticed the odor of gas and
summoned Proprietor Bailey, who kicked
t' the 'door to 'Pierce's room. Police Sur-
' 4. . I a n fir . i m . i t II 1 ft
ft ; VI T WUIKUII . ' 'J tui -w. " .
1 made the announcement that Pierce would
) ' recover. The Bailey hotel la at Ninth and
Farnam streets,' and Pierce has lived there
" tbf quite a while. It Is thought that the
' WV f wl accidental. Pierce hav-
. . ... . ..
Iflg TlUllg HIS COll over in jov oner
tVmlVii out the light. The Jet was de-
recti vef ana u i luiitiuKu mo vumi
liinied the gas' on again when It was hung
Wine Jet. -
K 'v . - A Tan af f.old
..'aiwi huv nnthin better for female wesk-
'Weaats,' lame back at.d kidney trouble than
K-glrt-Wlc Blfttrra. 60r. r or aaie ny ticaion
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anp ODD LOTS FROM THE
STEIWFELDT STOCK
GO ON SALE AT DRANDEIS FRIDAY
The Bargains Will Be Amazing
Our sales from the Steinfeldt 6tock during the past
week have been gigantic. Odds and ends, remnants and
short pieces must be sold quickly. We devote Friday to
clearing out every remnant in our stock at the lowest price
new merchandise ever sold for in the west.
; ' Dojl't fail to attend the great-
- V gait ever held in the west.
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Saturday Only
6TH)
' v -""Your unrestricted choice of
t 1. r- .... ;. .
my t nit or overcoat in the entire
-hOTU,-worth up to $32.50
; -w ' ' ; .. ,1 1 J 1
REMEMBER
Ono Day Only !
.'.'Cosndl Bluffe and So. Omaha Car
Paag Our Door.
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15,000 PIECES of PLAIN and FANCY
SILK REMNANTS
' and Sample Pieces Running from 1 to 15 yds.
WORTH UP TO $2 YD., at 25c-39c
These are not damaged silks. They include taffetas, satins,
messalines, pongees, peau de soie, etc. 20 to 36 inches
wide and worth up to $2.00 a yard ftl" ft A
your choice on bargain square, at, ytlCtJffC
each piece KMVJ
The long pieces over IV2 yards in length, all go at, each.39c
SATINS and TAFFETAS from the Slclnlcldl Slock
25c
A special clearing price for Friday,
per yard
50c JAPANESE SILKS at 25c yd.
Black, white and all colors the kind you always
buy for 5c yard, at, a yard
25c
75c Dress Goods sxt 19c yd.
FROM THE STEINFELDT STOCK
20,000 yards of 44-inch Ottoman Twill Dress Goods, in
navies, browns, black, grays, tans, greens made to sell
for 75c a yard, slightly damaged by water,' but
the greatest bargain ever offered
at, per yard
19c
Great Remnant Sale
IN THE BASEMENT MONDAY
Great counter fancy white goods India llnons, Persian lawns, 40-inch
Victoria lawns, checked and striped dimities, etc. Better bargains
than these are seldom offered lengths suitable for waists
and children's wear 19c and 25c values Friday
at ;
61c
66-inch wide unfinished Table Da- . ., - ...
mask, when washed two or three An exceptionally fine quality
times will look Uke 50c damask. long cloth on bar- A
.0AV"?.!.y.....7AC gain table, yard lUC
All the few-piece lots ind sample bolts finest batiste, printed
lawn tissue, white and colored waiaing. suiting and fancy glng
hams should sell for five times the price yard 0j
Fine double fold bleached mus- Scott'h and Chambray ginghams
Una Inner rl.h .nrf 11,8 m08t PPUlr best all
5c Erff.,6k
8 Till 9 A. M. Special sale 9 A M. Till 12 M Specal sale on
bleached muslin mussed 4 tiu! fr!nn Un,n "".
short lengths 1 1 ng f'000, yards J
yard lt ateen; sale price C
Beginning at 1:30, we will sell a big lot of the best dress ftf
prints all new and perfect goods a great afternoon bargain t
sale price, yard
DRANDEIS STORES
20c and 35c Embroideries at 7ic and 15c yd.
..JJc-lSc
18-inch flouncing embroideries, corset cover
widths, also medium and wide edges and baby
patterns many to match yard
Remnants and Odd Lots from the Steirtfcldt Stock
5c and 10c EMBROIDERIES at 24 c and lc yd.
Thousands of yards edgings and insertions, some slightly mussed
in basement.
10c WASH LACES at 2ic yd.
English and French torchon and medlci laces and insertions,
odd lots, etc-
yard.
-worth to 10c yard at,
21c
30c ALL OVER LACES at 12c yd.
18-lnch allover laces, in neat dots and figures mill ends, jA
odd lots, etc. worth up to 12 Mc yard main floor I
yard Uj
SpeciaJ Bargains Linen Department
$1.E0 pattern table cloths. 2 and
tVt yards long; big bargain,
ech 98
35c table damask, full width, good
heavy quality, yard -IS
.$1.50 extra large mercerized dam
aBk dinner napkins at, per
dozen 91.00
15c huck and Turkish towels.
extra large size, each 10
Remnants of table damask, all lengths and qualities, at less than
cost to manufacture.
Embroidered Swfss scarfs and Stamped fancy linen scarfs, shams
shams, from the Stelnfeldt stock, I and dollies, worth to 60c at,
worth 35c at, each 10 each... 8c, Be, 7Hc, 19c and 25c
Wedding Rings
It-K Tiffany Is used Vrry much these days and is
the kind. We also have the wider bands. All weights.
If you are thinking- of buying- one let us sell it to you.
loos rom tii iiul
S. W. LINDSAY. Jeweler 1
isis Dououi a-rmzirr
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R1W RrBIBTO S3TTXB BOOK rioest fashion
marealne vrr nuMlnhefl, now in wnn
ran attebt, for
FRIDAY BARGAINS
Absolutely Without Precedent
Sixteenth street lias in all its retailing experiences never
duplicated the values the Bennett store, is now offering..
The sonson's newest and handsomest coasts for women, in J f
beautiful blacks and all the best colors, all new of III
course; positively worth three times our price choice ... v
Another lot full length coats, in dark all wool mixtures, regularly
selling at $12.50, are offered at $5.00
Sulta Small lots left from last
season, values up to $39.50 at,
choice 910.0O
Suits Small lot of women's suits
from last season, values up to
$25.00, at $5.00
VALENTINES
We have practically evpry new
thine; In Valentines by far the
greatest assortment ever assem
bled In Omaha. All kinds for
everybody.
Valentine Post Cards, dozen lOo
Valentine Card Noeltir. 10 to lOo
Lace Valentines and other novel
ties, 10c up to $5.00
DOMESTICS
Biiirtlag and Madras, heavy black
and white stripe, and check ef
fects; also 15c Madras, Friday,
a yard o
10c Bleached Muslin Friday ... .7o
7'ic White Canton Flannels and
fine colored outinKs at 3o
3,000 yards dark Outings, regular
12 He values 8o
.Clearing White
China
60c Ribbon pattern Cske Plates.. 39o
$1.75 white footed Bowls $1.00
f 3.50 white dragon handled Jardin
ieres , $2.83
11.60 white French China Trays.. 98o
75c white straight shaped Steins.. 39o
$1.25 white footed Nut Bowls 75o
SBc white After Dinner Cups and Snu-
cers, fancy footed lOo
85 OTT Extra Zlne Trench China
for hand painting, choicest, newest
of patterns.
All Linen Handker
chiefs on Friday
Bargain Tables
A big purchase of 500 dozen, a clean
up of a Jobber's surplus. Hare bar
gains. Woipen's all pare linen Handkerchiefs
12-Inch size, soft finish, -lnch
hem, 10c value So
Men's all pure linen Handkerchiefs
18-lnch size, Vi-inch hems; superior
17c quality, for Friday bargain
day - 10o
Bargain Friday in Shoes
'A great clean up of two lines of women's house shoes, splendid
quality vlcl kid lace shoes with low commonsense heels; very easy and
comfortable.
$3.00 and $2.50 B - f f I Regular $1.50
shoes In all shoes small
sizes clearing I , mJr (m sizes only, per
at I pair
98c
Bennett's Big Grocery
Bennett's Golden Coffee, per pound 8So and 30 green stamps
Teas, assorted, pound 4 8o and 40 green stamps
Teas, assorted, pound 58o and SO green stamps
Teas, assorted, pound 68o and 60 green stamps
Pure Pepper, per can lOo and 5 green stamps
Fancy 'French String Beans, 25c quality 8 cans for 36a
TAHKEI CBE1K CORK, finest quality, regular 15c for 10c, dozen cans $1.20
Full Cream Cheese, pound 80o and 20, green stamps
Succotash, "Best We Have" 15c quality, can .10c, dozen cans $1.20
Burnham's Clam Chowder, large can ............ .800 and 30 green stamps
Economy Clothes Cleaner, bottle '. .850 and 20 green stamps
California Prunes,. 12 Vic, quality, pound o
Navy Beans, Clean, handplcked 6 pounds for 850
Minute Gelatine, assorted flavors 3 packarea for 850
Bennett's Capitol AVheat lie and 10 green stamps
Parsqn's Maple Creams, package ....10c and 10 green stamps
Ribbon Mixed Candy, usual 18c quality, at pound ,.... 13V40
Dates, per pound loo
tinier Trips to
Summer Lands
Complete arrangements for delightful trips to Florida,
Cuba, Porto Rico, Nassau, Bermuda Islands, dr to the sunny
shores of the Mediterranean and Adriatic Seas, can be made
through the
Chicago,
EVJilwaukee & St. Paul
Railway
Sleeping car and steamship reservations made through
to destination. Tickets- via all Trans-Atlantic Steamship
lines. Folders, rates and complete information on applica
tion. . ,
Three trains daily from Union Station Omaha to Union
Station Chicago. Leaving 7:25 A. M.f 6:00 P. M. and 9:58
P.M. -
F. A. NASH,
Gen. Western Agent
TICKETS:
1524 Farnam St.
Ground floor office
in The Beo Building
East front on Seventeenth street, one door north of
B'arnam, size 16Mjx40VL'. The fire-proof vault in connection
with this room is CslSMs and there is also a cloak and
wash room, conveniently arranged. There is an entrance
from the court to this room, making a good and accessible
office to reach the public. It will be available April first
Small offices with vaults
Did you ever top to consider the Talue of a vault la connection
with an office? It give you a place to keep your books and valuable
paper Id case of fire breaking out In your office. You don't need to
lock up your office every time you are called out. Many customers are
lost when they find the door locked and no place to wait for your re
turn. We offer a small room with vault on the fourth floor Just west
of the elevator. Easy of access and convenient to the public and the
rent Is only $17.60 per month.
Tho Boo Building Company
ASK TO SEE THE 61PEK1NTEXDEM OF BU1LDLNG, BOOM 100.
REIU1IW DAY FRIDAY
Buy Griffon
Brand Shirts.
The best on the
market.
New Spring
Styles.
1 CMiEKIs I
TNI IHLIAIU STORK
Sole Omaha
Agents for
Zion City k
Wash Laces, '
the best made.
In
Our
Famous Domestic Room
We are now prepared to show
the greatest assortment of high
grade Remnants ever shown
west of Chicago. Remnants of
Amoskeag A. F. C, remnants
; of Red Seal, remnants of Toil
du Nord, all l'J'c goods. These
are the genuine article,
all at one price, yard. . . ,w W
Extra Specials for Friday
FROM 9:00 TO 9:30 A. M.
One case of fine 15c India Linons, 10
yards limit, at a yard 5
FROM 10:00 TO 10:30 A. M.
One case of 10c fine Cambrics, from
tbo bolt, 10 yards limit, at yard 5
FROM 1:00 TO 1:30 P. M.
One case of 36-lnch Flannelettes,
double fold, regular 12 c and 15c
values, 10 yard limit, at yard . .5
FROM 2:00 TO 2:30 P. M.
One case of 15c Fancy White Goods,
btrlpes, checks, etc., 12 yards limit,
at per yard 3H
FROM 3:00 TO 3:30 P. M,
One case of 36-inch French Percales,
regular 12 c goods, 10 yards limit,
at yard 5
Ten other specials for all day. Come
early.
Remnants of Arnold1 Fine Wash! 4
Goods. Remnants of Pacific Mill
Wash Goods. Remnants of Galy &
Ford's Wash Goods. Retnnanti o
all kinds of Wash Goods, from our
own high grade stock. All will be
sold at, yard
2A-3-5-7-8i-10C '
Short Remnant of nil kinds ot i
goods at, per yard ...
REMNANTS OF HIGH
GRADE DRESS GOODS fa
FROM 9:00 TO 11:00 A. M. f'
50,000 yards of ' High grade Wool
Dress Goods, Including all the lat
est weaves. Ranging In value from
$1.00 tol$3.00 per yard, lu nix lots
LOT 1...25C
LOT 2... 39c
LOT 3... 49c
LOT 4..'.&9c
LOT 5... 75c
LOT 6... 98c
FROM 2:00 TO 5:00 P. M.
Another gret sale ot above goods,
at yard
AjUI 1...1&C;
LOT 2... 19c
LOT 3... 25c
LOT 4.., 39c
LOT 5... 49c
LOT 6... 59c
AT 2:00 P. M.
We will place all the remnants of all
our high grade Wash Goods, thai
sold up to 59c yard, nothing re
served, all at one price. . 10S
SILK REMNANTS in the DOMESTIC ROOM
Silks of all discriptions, several thousand yards in the lot,
lengths from 2 'a to 15 yards, values to $1.00 yard. Match
less bargains at Saturday's sale price, choice 0 Qf
per yard a&i5iW
FOUR GRAND BLACK SILK BARGAINS IN MAIN
SILK DEPARTMENT
75c Quality Black Satin, five
pieces in this lot, on sale, at
per yard 49c
85c Quality Black Messaline,
5 pieces in the lot, on sale
at per yard ......... ,59c
$1.25 Black Peau De Soie, 30
inches wido, great snap, at
per yard 85c
$1.25 Quality Black Taffeta,
36-inehes wide, oil boiled,
on sale at yard ..... .79c
MAIL ORDERS FILLED WHILE THE GOODS LAST.
Grand Notion Sale for Friday '
All Staple and Fancy Notions at Half and Less Than Halt
Regular Prices, in Domestic Room:
10c Pin Books, at 3cj
Pearl Buttons, per dozen .... lc
Needles, per package lc
Machine Thread, per spool 1V&C
Silk Thread, per spool . . . .2C
Horn Hair Pins, per dozen . . 5c
Linen Thread, per spool . . . .5c
Thibles, each ..lc
Metal Back Combs, each....5c
Hair Brushes, each 10c
Hundreds of Other Articles at proportionate Low Prices.
Specials in Crockery Friday
Decorated Bowls and Pitchers, regular $1.50 value, at each 390
Slop Jars, with bail and cover,, at each ,59c
Decorated 2-quart Water Pitchers, each . . ........ .25c
Fancy Decorated Salads, each ,..25c
Fancy Decorated Cake Plates, each 25c
Odd Handled Cups, three for 10c
Odd Decorated Saucers, each 2c Individual butters, dozen 5
SOME INTERESTING PRICES ON GROCERIES BUTTER,
CHEESE, CRACKERS, FRESH VEGETABLES and FRUITS.
31 pounds best Pure Cana Granulated
Sus-ar. for li.oo
48 pound sack Highest Patent Flour $1.25
24 pound sack best Itye Flour, for ....65c
Tho best Whlta r yellow Corn Meal, at
per sack 16c
6 pounds choice Japan Head Rice, for 25c
6 pounds best Pearl Tapioca or Sago 25c
Tha boat Hand Picked Navy Beana, lb. 6c
Th best Domestic Maccaronl, pkg fic
Malta Vita, KtfK-O-See or F,. C. Corn
Flakes, per packaKe 7 He
Dr. Price's Kreakfast Food, per pka 7'4e
3 pound cans Solid Packed Tomatoes
3 pound cans (Golden Pumpkins, Hominy,
Squash or Baked Beans, per can 8'c
2 pound cans Fancy No. 1 Sweet SiiRnr
Corn, per can 7 He
2 pound cans F.nrly June Sifted Peaa lAc
The best Tea Htf tings, per pound ...,16c
Choice Sun lrled Japan Tea. per lb. 2fic
Fancy Basket Fired Japan, Oolong. Ceylon,
English Hreakfast or Gunpowder Tea, at
per pound SSc
Fancy Oolden Santos Coffee, pound 15c
Fancy Porto Rico Blend Coffee, lb. 20c
Fancy Ankola Blend Coffee, pound 25c
rSCZAXi BVTTXK, BUTTEKIsTS AID
CHEEHB BAXBl
Choice Dairy Butter, per lb 21c
Fancy Dairy Butter, per lb ...:3a
Fancy Country Creamery Butter, lb....
Fancy No. I Butterlne, 2 lbs. for 26a
Ths Horn of rrssh Vegetables
2 heads fresh Keaf Lettuce ...Bo
8 bunches fresh llothousa Radishes,. . .60
Large bunch fresh Beeta ' 4o
Large bunche fresh Carrots ,.4a
Large bunches flesh Turnips 4o
Large bunches fresh Onions 8VkO
Head Lettuce, per head Bo
Fresh Cauliflower, per lb 60
Fresh Bweet Potatoes, per lb 8Vo
Old Beeta, Carrots, Parsnips or Turnips,
per lb 20
Fancy Cabbage, per lb 2 ',4a
Fancy Wax Buans. per quart ......... 10o
New Honey, per rack ,.l!o
Fancy 7-crown Figs, par lb 15a
BUT OHXT THB XIOK&ABS TIH,y
We are headquarters In Omaha tor thesa
high quality Oranges:
Regular 12V4.C size, per dozen. ...... .7 Via
Regular 16c size, per dozen loo
Regular 20c size, per dozen 15a
Regular O0c size, par dozen ,.l"0
Regular 36c size, per dozen ......... ,25a
All other sizes In comparison.
K Big Mill Purchased
25,000 YARDS OF HIGH GRADE SILKS Silk worth 85(
Silks worth $1.00, Silks worth $1.25,
Silks worth $1.50, at yard
See Window Display. Watch Papers for Particulars.
45c-59c
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PAYO
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will rent that vacant house,
fill those vacant rooms, or
secure boarders on short notlcei
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