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THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, M
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HOSIER.
Saturday's Big Speclais
86c wide, All silk TaN A )Xf
fata Rfbbons, pec yard . . J -2
35C All Silk
Veilings
20a All Silk
Ribbons
75c Horn Hair Pine,
floien '. .'.
$1.00 811k . ElAAtlo Bella
at
10c
lie
10c
49c
35e Pad Hose Supporters,
IBo 'All 'Linen .
Hapdkarchiefs
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16e Side Hofl Supporters,
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SPECIAL IN GAS MANTELS and
LIGHTS IN OUR ..; ,
Crockery Dept.
A xompUU Inverted light with man
tle and shade, regular value II
' at ...40
Genuine Welsbach Upright Gallery
Burner with mantle shade and
globe, regular $1 burner 50
Complete Gas Portable, with burner,
mantle and shade and six feat of rub
ber tuning, rwulir $3.76 value 98o
Om Hurners, nailery and upright. . ..So
Genuine Welsbach Mantles, Inverted,
two tor IBo
Genuine Welsbach Mantles, upright,
two for IBo
Colored Globe, upright, each Bo
Air Hole Globes, two foe loo
WHAT
It will pay you to ses these articles
for 10 cents Saturday. Worth up to
I So regularly. . ...
10-qt. Flaring Water Palls, all slsss
Roasting Pans up to 14x17, 26c Cotton
Mop Heads, all sizes Frying Pans worth
nn At7rnl!'r,
THE RELIABLE STORE
SUIT TO BREAK WIFE'S WILL
A. J. Williami of Benson Sue to Get
In on Heritage.
.EELIGIOUS
SCHOOL IS BLAMED
CkariM tsmt It Frarl Slgaatare
at His Wife la Her Dot by
Vsla laiM laflnea.ee
Over . Her.
Fighting wills Is all the fashion. Whether
the rnuclt talked of litigation over the last
tealaiuent of Joseph A. Connor Is responsi
ble or not Is beside the point, the fact re
maining that three other wills have been
attacked since the Connor case started.
Andrew J. Williams of Benson la the
last disallowed heir to attempt to break a
will. Ha makes a serious charge against a
religious "hoa' In his ' formal, protest
against the probating of the testsment of
his wife, the late Mrs. Josle Williams, who
left about $l,0uu. It Is charged by him that
hla wltawas in her dotage and "that her
signature, wss procured by fraud and un
due Influence on the part of the officers,
agents and servants of the Institution
named In" the alleged will, namely. Clod's
Bible school snd Missionary Training
school." "
Mra Williams' Will bequeaths all her
NO MORE STOMACH
Eat your favorite foods without fear
of indigeition or upset stomach.
Take your apur stomach or maybe you
cail lt Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Gastritis or
Catarrh of Stomach; it doesn't matter
take your stomach trouble right with you
ta-you Pharmacist and ask him to open
10-cent case of Pape's Dlappa4a and
let you eat -one SJ-graln Triangula anl
ses If within five minutes there Is left
' any trace of your former misery
Tne correct name for your trouble i
Food Fermentation food souring; the Di
gestive organs become weak, there is lack
f gastric juice; your food Is only half
digested, and you become affected with
o ot appetite, pressure and fullness
ftr eating, vomiting, nausea, heartbura,
griming la howls, tenderness la the pit f
SPECIALS
39c quality Importod Lisle
and Mnco Cotton Ladies'
Hose; special at 25c
35c quality wool and heavy
fleeced Ladies' Hose on
Bale, to close. 19c
19c Ladies' Hose Maco cot-
,ton, in plain black, black
with white feet or tans rib
or garter top, at 12V.C
Boys' 19c heavy School Hose
special at 12Vj?
New Book Barg'ns
Alnew $1.60 copyrights Qgp
All $1.00 copyrights 43c '
Henty Books, big assort- inn
ment, for UC
Alger Books, bis tuisort- Q
ment, for LOL
25c School Paints, ' " X9c
$1.00 Fancy Nets 49o A
beautiful line of fancy nets'
for waist patterns, best
values ever shown.
Ladies' Underwear Bargains
It's seldom that th opportunity Is offered for selection
from such unlimited assortment, and Saturday's Special
Values are a Revelation In ttargaln Giving.
Muslin Underskirts,' worth to $5.00; elaborately
trimmed, splendidly made, matchless at sale
prices .$1.50, $1.98 and 82.98
Ladies' Muslin Gowns All new clean stock,. sev
eral styles to select from, values to $2.50; on sale
Saturday in three lots 50c, 75c and 98c
Corset Covers and Drawers Values to $1.00; on
" sale in two lots. ;.39c and 49c
9 to 10 A, M. Corset Cov
ers, worth to 50c, at, choice
of lot 15c
11 A. M. to 12 M One lot of
worth to $2.50, at, choice
Four Grand Special Bargains in Knit Underwear
Ladies' Union Suits Med
ium weights, regular $1.00
values 50c
Ladies' Fleeced Vests and
Pants, up to75c values, at,
each, 25c, 39c and 49c
Sole Omaha
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WORLD RENOWNED GRtFFON BRAND SHIRTS
Highest quality of workmanship- and fabric Is combined with
best patterns and styles, all sizes up to 20-inch neck band, cut to
fit; built to satisfy 08 VP
See our great display of New Spring Styles.
TEN CENTS WILL BUY AT HAYDEN'S
..n , ae it.. ro rm .n'a Jaoannad
2oo Blnk Strainer, lTqt. Dlhpan, 4
ot Pinner Bucket, three rolla Jewel
Toilet Paper, 2o Padded Hleeve or
Shirt Walt Boards, 6-qt. white lined
Milk or Pudding- Pans, PolUhed Mop
Sticks, white Enameled Wah Basins,
25o Steel Wire Covered Bread Toaater,
260 Japanned Folding Lunch Boxes, 1
gallon Covered Buckets, Knameled -ut.
Preserving Kettles. leatherette
Chair Seats, Zinc Wash Boards, five 6c
boxes Tooth Picks, flva 6o Tin Plates,
five 6c Wire or Wooden Coat Hangr,
26c extra heavy Wire Carpet Beater,
Woodn Knife -and Fork Boxes, Large
Nickle Plated Trays, the above rt not
the cheap articles made to sell (or lOo
regularly tl.ey are good, well made
goods No other store can sell them
property to an adopted daughter, Ruth
Esther, on condition that the child, who Is
now 8 years old, be placed In the school
named, which Is located In Cincinnati, O..
"and that the said estate be used for ber
maintenance therein until she becomes of
age (18 years old); that of what remains
of my estate snd property she Is then to
receive one-half In cash and the other' half
to go to the said school. Should she de
cide at that time to devote her life to mis
sionary work, all the estate is to go to
pay her salary therefor."
Jainea A. Howard Kaeeator.
James A. Howard is named as the ex
ecutor. The terms of the will are vague
with regard to the disposition of the prop
erty if the daughter decides to "devote her
life to missionary' work." - The will says
the estate Is to go, to pay her salary there
for. It would seem that the Bible school
Is thus left the money In trust for this
purpose, but the stipulation Is not clear.
Williams, the husband, beside the charge of
fraud referred to. swears that his - wife
was not of sound mind,, but Jn her dotage,
and that the will was not signed In the
presence of the wltutstQS.
Mr. Howard named In the will as executor
is a banker st Benson and he himself drew
up the will for Mrs. Williams. He stated
Friday that Mrs. Williams settled upon the
Cincinnati school from reading an ad
vertisement of It in a paper sent her from
Ohio. .
' The other wills which have been fought
are those of Mrs. Frederick Lessentlne of
Florence and Edwsrd Elster of South
MISERY OR DYSPEPSIA
' stomach, bad taste In mouth, constipation.
pain iu limbs, sleeplessness, belching of
g-ti, biliousness, sick headache, nervous
ness, dixsiness and many other similar
symptoms. '
If your appetite Is fickle, and nothing
tempts you, or you belch gas or It you
feel bloated after eating, or your food
lies like a lump of lead on your stomach,
you.caa make up your mind that at the
bottom of all this there Is but one cause
fermentation of undigeated food.
Prove to yourself, sfter your next meal,
that your stomach Is as good as any; that
there is nothing really wrong. Stop thin
fermentation and begin eating what you
wui without fear of discomfort c. mis
sry Alnoat instant relief is waiting for you.
It Is merely a matter of hawsoog you
taks aema Piapci
Don't Forget the Great Site of
High Grade Silks
Monday, Feb. 8. ..
See Windows. Wakh Papers.
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Our Buyer secured
BEST bargains ever brought to Omaha.
This sale will include Men's Shoes from the Spencer Shoe Co., Boston, Mass.; Women's Shoes
from Adams &Heinze, Boston, Mass.; Boys 'and Youths' Shoes from T. R. Marston Co., Haverhill,
and Misses' and Childs' Shoes from the Logan Shoe Co., at Lynn, Mass. These goods were all bought
for about one-half the regular prices and will be sold accordingly. - Something new each and every
day.
Men's patent colt, gun metal, box
and Russian calf bluchers, worth $3.50 and $4.00,
at .-. $2.50
Men's patent hpx calf, vici kid and gun metals,
all welts, worth up to $3.50, at $1.98
Women's patent colt, gun metal, Russia calf
bluchers and buttons, all Goodyear welts $2.50
Women's shoes in all leathers and styles, worth
up to $3.50, all sizes $1.98
'Boys' youths' and little gents' box calf and vici
kid shoes, absolutely worth $1.50 '. .$1.19
10 to 11 A. M. Gowns,
worth up to $1.00, at one
price, choice 39c
Ladies' Muslin Underskirts,
98c
Children's Wool Underwear
heavy quality, regular
. $1.00 values 50c
Children's Union Suits that
sold up to $1.00; on sale at,
choice i...49c
When you
see the
Brand you
Know IPs
Best.
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for 10c without losing money.
Washing- Machines, Tabs nd Bollera
This will be the last sale we can make
on the $10 fcaay Ak-Har-Ben Washing
Machine, at a cut price, as we cannot
. buy them now on account of selling
them below eost to manufacture
Saturday S3.98
Round American Washers, worth 14.60.
Saturday a.SS
at". W-74
Medium slse aa.M
No. 1 Heavy Galvanised Wash Tubi
at 3SO
10-quart pails ISO
Largest slse. No. 9 heavy copper Usk
wash boiler; best copper boiler made..
worth 14.76. Saturday, only . . . .fa.sa
(uuaraoteed 10 years.)
Omaha. The latter's Instrument was dis
allowed as not having been properly drawn.
He left his estate to his widow except $3,000
to go to his mother It alive; If not to bis
father.
The will of Mrs. Ellss Helmrod, wife of
George Helmrod, consul at Borne, . has
been forwarded front Kwitserland. Mrs.
Helmrod leaves her estate to her husband
in trust for their children and he la to have
half the lnoome, the other moiety to be
spent on them. The children are given
sums outright for their education as fol
lows: Clara, H,eoO; Albert, 81,600; Dora, S&00.
BUSY DAYS WITH THE GIRLIES
Oas Pair Lady Makes Skirt Cenpaay
Hsa Bar Dlaaaaada, Aa
otacr Lawyers.
Whils wedding bells are ringing for J.
David Rosenberg, superintendent of the
.Novelty Skirt company, Joacph Engleman,
president of tho sams concern, is hiring a
lawyer to defend himself against a 85,000
damage suit brought Friday by one of th
girls who went on strike recently. Rosen
berg Is buying a diamond for Miss Lena
Marqueese ot Syracuse, N. T., and Erlgle
man Is perchance saving his' money In the
event of an unfavorable verdict. '
According to the petition filed in the
office of the district clerk, Dora Or lot f. a
comely young woman. Who formerly worked
for the company on Harney street, was
publicly denounced by Engleman on the
street In front of the company's building,
Engleman, it being alleged, uttering a
aerloua reflection on her character.
FIGHT ENACTED IN THE COURT
Haeaaater ,ea Street Is Repradaeed
for the Beaeat at h Po
. Ilea Jadgje.
Recounting tha thrilling clashes which
they had with one another over the de
bated question. "To air Ike or not to strike,
that is the question." half a duxen strikers
and strike breakers of the Novelty Skirt
company, entertained Judga Crawford aad
a roomful of spectators in police oourt
Friday morning. After tha revroducUoa of
the street fight that jwcurrsd between tae
two factors Wednesday evening on Four
teenth street had bees fully staged the judge
discharged Max and Louis Abraham and
Philip Salouaky, who hade sea arrested
on the cUaxgs X Xlfutlujc
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GilAYiEliJs
THB RELIABLE STORE
oe Sale S
while East some of the BIGGEST and
calf, vici kid
Little gent's satin or kangaroo calf shoes, worth
$1.50 up to size 13, at $1.00
Childs' and Misses $1.50 vici" kid shoes, blucher
cut, sizes up to 2, ftt....v- $1.00
We are agents for the Stetson and Crossett
shoes for men and the Queen Quality shoes for
women.
We sell and are ' the. third largest customer of
the Orover shoes in the world. They are made
for Tender Feet. For that "tired feeling" of the
feet use Grover shoes.
MILLINERY
New Early Spring Styles
It's economy to buy these
hats because they 're suitable
to wear now and all spring.
Beautiful Tucked Chiffon
and Maline or Chiffon and
Braid Hats newest designs,
matchless values
$2.50, $3.95, $5.00
and $7.50
EXTRA SPECIAL; Black
Turbans, to $5.00 values
your choice
$2.95 and $1.95
i
All hats marked in plain
figures here.
Extra Specials
In Our High Grade Linen Department for
Saturday v
60 dozens strictly high grade towels, in
cluding Turkish and Hucks, good value,
at 15c. Saturday, each.. g
ou dozens Dieacnea ana silver Dieacnea
. Napkins, worth up to $2.00 doien, Sat
urday, 6 for. 50
260 full size, 81x90 sheeta, heavy, atrong
and durable, worth 66c, , Saturday,
ech 40
zao piiiow casoa, sizes .zx30 ana 4bi3o
of same material as sheets, worth 16c,
Saturday, each .....10
Cough Syrup Saturday
You can't afford to be without them In
the house. Save now while you can.
25c Wizard Cough Syrup 18
60c Wizard Cough Syrup.... 35
Chamberlain's Syrup ............ 23
Piso's Cough Syrup 23
Foley's Cough Byrup 23
aii patents ana arugs st cut rate prices.
Prescriptions carefully compounded.
Mall orders given prompt attention.
Try Here First
TAX TO MAKE GIRLS MARRY
Law Proposed by Dahlman to Believe
Poet Clark.
LATTER PLEADS FOB LITTLE WIFE
la God's Hut It Psssles Me, a
Popalalloa ot Two Hsadred Thoa
aaad Clalulasj to Be Chris,
tlaaa aad Me Slaglet"
"Suppose a woman marries a poet, does
that make her a poetessr"
That one came In over The Bee'a tele
phone Friday morning.
Strange aa It may seem, but a' little while
before that Mayor Dahlman had v received
a letter from his old college chum. Poet
Clark of South Omaha, in which the poet
eloquently pleaded for a wife.
Passing up the Inquiry for the moment,
let attention be directed to what the mayor
had to say:
"In Oklahoma they have a law taxing
bachelors as a means of compelling them
to get married. Now, in Nebraska, I pro
pose that we have a law taxing spinsters
for the same purpose. Of couree, I have
just been turned down' by the legislature,
but I believe I still have influence enough
to have such a law enacted. It Is a shams
to let all the pretty girls and women of
this ststs remain single when there are such
men as my friend, the poet, going around
looking for wives.
"It might be well to lssus a proclamation
calling upon all the old maids to take hus
bands unto themselves at once under pen
alty, or it might be better to address a com
munication to the council and ask that
body to draft an ordinance providing for a
tax against all the girls above a certain
age who remain In single blessedness.
Something must be done."
Plea af tha Poet.
Accompanying bis communication to ths
mayor was this poem:
Mayor Dahlman, Honcrxi and resDeoted
sir It Is now with the greatest ot rlcasu.-
1 will kindly write you ths tew !
tend. lines, aa you are the head one Iwra
In Omaha, hoping that you will fcu rtly
answer me this question through the pjo
Uo papers: "In God's came. It pusalee in,
oven if I am gifted to know what kind of
women and gu-la we have gut in our city, now
a population of .(Vj, and claims to have
ChrufUaolty and loves Uwd wita all their
Ma Orders
Given prompt and careful attention.
Ijotn H'wrrrrd for sale goods for oat
of town customers.
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Grand February Clearance Now
All' winter garments must
closed quickly and we're making:
prices on .all lines that insure quick
dispersal.
None can afford to miss Satur
day's Extra Specials.
$25.00 Tailor Suits $8.50 Chiffon,
broadcloths, Panamas and fancy
weaves; black, browns, greens,,
bluos, reds and fancy mixtures
coats satiu lined throughout; all
sizes and styles; actual
$6.50
values to $25.00, at ... .
A beautiful line of Silk, Net and Messaline Waists; values
to $7.50; choice $2.95
These are the waists which have attracted so much
attention in our window the past few days.
SWEEPING REDUCTION IN FURS
$0.00 Siberian Squirrel Coats.
blouse style, to close, at $45.00
$50.00 Near Seal Coats, XXXX
quality, on sale, to close. $25.00
RuBBlan Pony Coats, values to $76,
while they last, in two lots at,
choice $30.00 nl $35.00
BIG SALE of CHILDREN'S COATS
All Winter Coat go at a fraction
of real value.
Children's $4.00 Bearskin Coats, to
close $1.3
Some Interesting Prices on Groceries, Butter, Cheese, Crackers,
11 lbs. beet Pure Cans Granulated
Sugar for $1.00
48-lb. Back Highest Patent Flour fl.23
I4-lb. sack best Rye Flour for So
The best Whits or Yellow Corn Meal,
per sack 15c
6-lb. choice Japan Rice for 26o
S lbs. best Pearl Tapioca or Bago..25o
The best Hand Picked Navy Beans, per
pound to
The best domestic Macaroni, pkg.IVi0
Malta Vita, Etf-O-See or K. C. Corn
Flakes, per pke "Ho
Dr. Price's Breakfast Food, pkg-...7tto
l-lb. cans Solid Packed Tomatoes 8C
i-lb. cans Golden Pumpkin, Hominy,
Squash or baked Beans, can 8 He
I-lb. cana Fancy No. 1 Sweet 8ufr
Corn, per can ' 7 c
I-lb. cans Early June Sifted Peas..l0c
The beat Tea Blftlngs, per lb 1J
Choice Bun Dried Japan Tea, lb.... 263
Fancy Basket Fired Japan, Oolpng-,
Ceylon. English Breakfaat or Oun-
powder Tea, per lb ..So
heart and soul, and full of so many old
maida working against God and nature and
ao many good and true honeat working
men around them that wants wlvea and
can't get any. Bo In God's name I will ask
again what kind of women anJ girls are
they or whst kind of men do they want
hwe in Omaha. Are they born like animals,
without a spirit, or whst seems to be the
matter that a man can't find a woman that
wants to marry among so many old maids
of Christianity who claim they love God
with all their heart and soul and here
they are caring no more about God than
a hog or a dog carea about his father, and
for proof here Is what God says Himself
la the holy scripture: "It Is sweet and
better to marry than to suffer and live
alone, for It Is not good for man U be
alone." From your most sincere and
humble servant,
POET CLARK. SOUTH OMAHA.
COLD WATER FOR SWINDLERS
Police aad Folic Jadst faieellaffly
Active la DIseoaraglasT Petty
Thleviag la Third Ward.
Following the reports of five cases of
larceny, amounting in all to almost 8700,
during the last three days, shout a doxen
colored men and women of the Third ward
have been arrested by the police and sent
to jail for short terms. In no one of the
FOOD FOR A YEAR
Meats 300 H,
Milk 244 a.
Butter..... lOOSjs.
Eggs 27 dos.
.Vegetables. 600 Ba.
This represents a fair ration for
a man for one year.
But some people eat and eat and
yet grow thinner. This means a
defective digestion and unsuitable
food. A one-dollar bottle of
Scott's Emulsion
equals in nourishing properties
ten pounds of meat. Your
physician can tell you how it
does it
Ssad Ibis asvirtawnist todethar wkh bum si
taper fat watch tt appears, yew aoVaos ana fear
cents ta cover psstiss, aad we wul send yea a
XmvU lluU? AlU o ths WurM" U
SCOTT aV BOVVKfi 409 fcarl Street New York
New Spring Corset Styles
Most complete lino of modes in al!
standard makes shown in any4 store
in the west.
Warner's, Kabo, Boyal Worcester,;
W. B.t etc. Styles suitable for
every figure, prices to fit every
purse. .98c, $1.50, $2, $2.50, $5 Up.
The W. B. Rednso for stout figures
does what ordinary corsets will not
do. Completely envelops the ab
domen and hips, giving straight,
smooth lines; price. $3.00
Valentines
The best and largest line of
Valentines ever shown here
or elsewhere in Omaha at
the prices quoted.
Comio Valentines, each. . VaC
Taney Card Valentines. ..lc
Fancy Novelty Valentines,
at 2c, 3c and 5c
Beautiful Mechanical Valen
tines. 5c, 10c, 15c, 25c
be
Children's Coats, worth to $8.00,
all sizes and tsolors $2.95
$2.00 Flannelette and Percale
Wrappers, on sale 08
Tour choice of loth Coats that sold
up to $46.00, all the best winter
styles, fabrics and colors
t.$3.05 $7.50 "d $10.00
Carlcal Coats, For Lined Coats, Fur
Collar Coats, that sold up to
$50.00, go In two lots, to close
at $12.50 nd $15.00
Dress and Walking; Skirts, fine
voiles and panamas, all best styles
Fancy Golden Santos Coffee, lb.... 15a
Fancy Porto Rico Blend Coffee, lb.. 20a
Fancy Ankola Blend Coffee, lb 26o
arsenal, buttbb, nrnun aad
OHSBBB SA&B.
Cholcs Dairy Butter, per lb. ...... .sis
Fancy Dairy Butter, per lb. 83o
Fancy Country Creamery Butter, lb.26u
Fancy No. 1 Butterlns, 2 lbs. for...t5o
rita Boxa or rmxsz txtabu3
t heada frenh Leaf Lettuce 6o
I bunches fresh Hothouse Radishes. to
Large bunoh fresh Beets 4c
Larrs bunch fresh Carrots 4o
Large bunch fresh Turnips 4c
Large bunch fresh Onions IVia
Head Lettuce, per head so
Fresh Cauliflower, per lb 6a
Fresh Sweet Potatoes, per lb 3Ho
Old Beets, Carrots. Parsnips or Tur
nips, per lb .20
Fancy cabbaff, per lb tHo
Fancy Wax Beans, per quart 10c
New Honey, per rack .....IZHo
five cases has slther money or thief been
secured, but to discourage ths practlcs of
Third ward men and women fleecing strsng
ers, short jail sentences bavs been given
persons who are thought to be counseled
with the business, but cannot be proved
guilty In any particular cast.
YES. PITY THE POOR RICH
Hlh Fiaaaoe Gets Severe Jolt Before
the People's Bar, 'Where Three
. Iadaetrlal Cantatas Are.
Pity the poor rich I
Didst ever yearn to be a captain of In
dustry, a leader of haut finance, a John
W. Gates, a W. H. Moors, or other msglo
manipulators of stocks and bonds. Per
chance it la not so easy as It seema There
srs more "Oet-Rick-Quick Wallingfords"
in ths maya lines than in real life and even
the way of ths sharper Is sometimes hard.
Take the case of Carl F. Huston, presi
dent of ths American Investment com
pany, Remember Karle K. Edwards, presi
dent of the American Oum Vending Ma
chine company. Copslder the plight of J.
T. McNully, a fellow capitalist and In ths
same hard way.
These three who are well equipped with
mining stock shares, glint machine shares,
bank drafts unfilled or whatever one
might wish In this line were sentenced to
the county jail Friday morning by the po
lice judge.
High finance was discouraged in ths esse
of McNully to the extent of twenty-five
days; tho president of the American Invest
ment company was given ten days to plan
a raid on Erie or Missouri Pacific, and the
head of the Gum Vending Machine company
will deliberate for ths next fifteen days
"ths immltagablllty of our moral predica
ment," as Henry James is wont to ssy.
Also in court waa John Woods of North
Platte, who thought to dally with the In
vestment of quick return and the golden
scheme into which one is let on the ground
floor. He testified against ths cspltuleted
capitalists. t
"Go boms and let your wife taks care of
you," said an unfeeling judge, and one mors
man decided to stick to farming hereafter.
High Wlad at Maskosee.
MrsxOGEB. Okl.. Feb. .-A terrible
wind storm swept over Muskogee early to
day doing much minor damage. As fur a
known no one waa hurt. Four huge smoke
stack were blown down at the Muskogee
Gaa and Kleotrio company's plant. They
crashed through the roof disabling the en
alas and ruaolilneqr, icavuuj Uio cliy lu
Ladies9 Neckwear
Clearing up our entire
fancy Neckwear stock before
opening the new summer
goods.
All stock on sale at y to
price Saturday..
Ladles' Fancy Neckwear that sold
regularly at 6c to 60c, in six
great lots, Saturday v
2H 5 7H 10 12 X
and 15
Sale begins promptly at 8 a. m.
Come early and secure first choice.
in Full Blast
and colors, values to $10.00; on .
sale, to close, at . $4.05
The Largest and Rest Showing of
New Spring Skirt Style in Omaha.
Sole agenU for Maternity Skirts
and a complete line of extra aised
skirts always on hand. Let us
show you.
Fresh Vegetables, and Fruits
Fancy 7-Crown Figs, per lb. ...... .Ite
atrr owly the kiqbxato unu
Ws srs headquarters In Omaha for
these high quality Oranges.
Regular 12tto stie, per doxen..... ,7Ho
Regular 16o slse, per doxen. ...... .10c
Regular 10c slse, per tloen........llc
Regular SOo slse, par doien.. 2c
Regular YSo slse, per doxen. . ......lie
All other sixes in comparison.
darkness. The storm passed to tha south
west. WELL KNOWN QUARTET TAKEN
Foar Professional Th lavas Said to
Have Records la Valted States
aad Esrsse,
PITTSBURG. Feb. a-Samuel Kaufman
of New York, Edward Johnson of Salt Lake
City, John Ryne of Bt. Louis aad Abraham
Klins of St. Petersburg. Russia, were held
for court trial today by a polloa magis
trate on charges of larceny and Wing pro
fessional thieves.
The four men were arrested lata yeatar
day In a hotel and It Is said they are well
known throughout the country and EXirope.
Boy's knlckerbocker Norfolk suits, flit;
T.50 snd 18.60 values selling at 16. OA. Ben
son Thome Co.
Between
Season Weights.
Suitable to wear, most any tlma of
year. We are showing a generous as
sortment of these medium weight lab
rlca this month. They're Just the
thing for those going South.
Still including an extra pair of
trousers with your suit order with
out extra cost. Medium or , heavy
weights as preferred.
SUIT AID EXTRA TROUSERS S2S tl $45
WILLIAM JERREMS! SOXg.
ZWhll beuLh 13U St.
THE RIUABLB STORE