THE BEE: OMATTA. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER fi. 1010.
12
CATTLE BREAK ALL RECORDS
South Omaha Yards Receive 603 Can
Monday Morning.
MOST ARE FROM THE RANGES
thrrp Alan Krrp (nnli at Mat
I.lrely Hate, Althoaah Ions
Short f lh Rrrwl of
.nut Monday.
Another recnM was broken at the South
Omaha stock yM Monday mornlnt". when
03. car of cattle were shipped Into the
yarea. The eatimatM number of beeves In
f oar wag 1S.M1. J,a.t Monday the
receipt! of rattle were 11. kit), and a year
0 9.2S9.
Moat of the cattle were western rangers
of good quality. A real eetlmate of their
value wan Impossible early In the morning
tocaue the unusually heavy arrival made
It nceitry to use up moat of the morning
In sorting them about in the yards.
In hogs the receipts were rather below
the average. The total number was !,",
as compared with 'J, IX) for the Monday
morning luat week,' and 3.443 Septemebr 6,
JW. KerHpIS In Khnep were larse. 2t.500.
A week ago the sheep total was 31.310, and
a year ago ll.fM).
Primaries Will
Be Held Tuesday
in Two Big States
Michigan and Wisconsin Voters Will
Decide on Endorsement of United
States Senators.
DETROIT. Ript. J. -Primary election
wli! he held by all parties In this state
Tuesday. Members of the legislature will
nominated, but the candidates for all
state offices except governor and lieuten
ant governor will be nominated later at
party conventions.
United States Senator Burrows Is op
posed for re-nomlnatlon by Representative
Charles A. Townseud of Jackson on the
ground that a younger man is needed
and that Senator Burrows h been too
closely aligned with Senator AJdilch. Sena
tor Burrows has made a stronuous auto
mobile campaign urging that, a long record
of genuine republicanism entitles him to
re-election and that the certainty ot his
obtaining the chaiimanahlp of ths senate
commlttte on finance would give Michigan
an Influential position in the senate that
no new senator could attain.
In the Third, Seventh, Eighth and
Twelfth districts, those opposed to the re
nomlnatJon of the present congressmen are
upholding the banner of Insurgency. In the
Third district, however, both Representa
tive Gardner and his opponent, J. M. C.
Pmffh of Charlotte have declared them
selves against the re-election of Mr. Can
non as speaker.
MJLWAUKKE, Sept. 6. The primary
election campaign In Wisconsin, which has
but one more day to run, has been one
of the moat strenuous from a candidate's
standpoint in years and It is almost Im
possible to forecast ths result.
Perhaps the most Interesting contest is
that for the Indorsement for United State
senator on the republican ticket, between
Robert N. La Follette, senior senator of
Wisconsin and Samuel A. Cook. While
Senator La Follette, through a physical ail
ment has not been able to enter the cam
paign prominently, many speakers, both
within and out ot the state have made a
thorough canvass In his behalf. Senator
lFollete makes his appeal to the people
on only on Issue, that of representative
government, while Samuel A. Cook haj
covervd the state with much literature set
ling forth bis record In congress and with
ths statement that he stands for the pro
aTresaive policies of former Presidsnt Roose
velt and President Taft and every measure
which wtll aid agricultural Interests.
Demented Man
Jumps from Train
Is Almost Instantly Killed Near Mis
souri Valley Inquest Held
Monday.
While apparently In a demented state,
Thomas Klvlmakl Jumped through the glass
door of a vestlbul on a Northwestern train
near Missouri Valley and was killed almost
instantly.
Ha was evidently a Finn, about 8Z years
of age, and had a ticket from Duluth,
Idloh., to Colton, Utah. Papers found In
hilnlng distrlots near Duluth. He also had
sveral certificates ot mining stock. In his
pocket
' The man had acted sanely enough on the
train, except he was talking to himself
When suddenly be got up from his seat
and walked out Into the vestibule. Two
passengers sitting in that end of the car
beard a crash and, rushing out there, found
big hole In th glass door and Klvlmakl
missing.
At ths coroner's Inquest It developed that
ths man ha.1 been seen around the Sioux
City station th day before acting queeily
A verdict was returned by th Jury at Mis
souri Valley that he met death by Jumping
from a moving train while la a demented
state.
LONDON PAPER FEARFUL
OF ROOSEVELT DOCTRINE
Daily New flays Strict Interpretation,
of His lew WoaU Violate
Existing Treaty.
LONDON. Sept. 5. The Dally News, dls
cursing today Colonel Rooaevelt's demand
In a speech at Omaha fi.at the United
States fortify the - Panama canal, says
fears that as a matter ot strict interpret
tatlon the ex-preeldcnfs view csn hardly
be sustained and that such fortification
would violate th American-British treaty
It suggests also that the Panama canal
kay be made the principal naval base for
in American navy, which would make
serious difference to China and Japan.
M'VANN AFTER BETTER RATES
Goes to New Yra Is Iks Interests o
Omaha Jobbers ass Hrr-
ckant.
E. J. MoVaon, manager of th Orqah
traffic bureau, will leavs this evening for
New York to be gone a week. On Wednes
day th hearing on eastern railroad rate
will open Id that city, and It la In this
hearing that Omaha merchants are particu
larly Interested because they buy ao much
of their supplies In th New York, Boston
Philadelphia and other markets. Tbs hear
Ing In Chicago on western rates will be
resumed on the 1Mb and Mr. McVann
also be present there.
Hi
FrlaTken4 lata Kits
by fear of appendicitis, tak Dr. King's
Nw life Pills. ' and a ay goes bowsl
trouble. Oaaraatd 36a. Fur sale by Beaton
I 0 r0nm Effffl! Extra
Extra
Special
II III III .11. I III Mil .., ..,,,! , ,1
SPECIAL NOTICE TO OUR
OUT-OF-TOWN PATRONS
Next Monday, September 12, is the day of the Most
Remarkable
Ever Held in Omaha
This is an event of such great importance and the bar
gains will be so remarkable that it will certainly be to your
advantage to make a special trip to Omaha at thi3 time to
buy the rugs you need for your home.
Wo bought tho Entiro Re
tail Rug Stock From an East
ern Concorn Retiring From
tho Carpot and Rug Busi
ness. This was another case where Brandeis reputation as
a cash buyer won a big business victory for us. We secured
this stock at a price so low that we can offer you amazing
bargains in all kinds of high grade rugs.
WATCH THE PAPERS FOR LATER PARTICULARS
Monday,
Sept.
12,
OMAHA
ACTIVITY AMONG RETAILERS
One Thousand Merchants Say They
Will Be at Meet. .
WTLL 0BGAHIZE EVERY TOWN
Retailers All Over State Are to Be
come Member of Federation and
Bla; Convention Will Meet
In Auditorium.
Thus early assurances have been received
that over 1,000 of the retail merchants of
Nebraska will gather In Omaha next March
to attend the convention ot the Federation
of Nebraska Retailers. Two energetic state
organizers will this week begin a cam
paign to put a local branch of the federa
tion In every oity and town in the state.
Headquarters have also been opened in
Omaha, the federation sharing an office
with the Trade Exhibit in the First Na
tional Bank building. This paper is the
official organ of the federation. The Com
mercial club of Omaha, through Its pub
licity bureau, Is also Interested and will
lend Its support to the campaign. V. D.
Ilartwlck of the national association be
comes state manager for Nebraska, tnd
Frank Cumnock, organiser of state and
national association of retail merchants,
will go Into th Nebraska field at once to
assist In the work.
"Nebraska Is to become one of the strong
est federation states In the country," says
Mr. Hartwlcl;. "The merchants of this
stats are progressive, Interested in the
work and have experienced the good re
sults of close organization.
The meeting held In Omaha last March
was a great Inspiration to tbs retail mer
chants of Nebraska and, while many new
members were added at the meeting, we
have it recorded that from thirty to forty
merchants have joined each month -since
the big Omaha meeting.
'We are going out Into the state now
and organs local branches. In the past
all merchants have sun ply belonged to the
state association, but the new plan has
been sdopted and it will prove a very
strengthening method of work.
When the Nebraska federation meets In
Omaha next March it may be necesary to
provide the Auditorium for our meetings,
Mr. Hartwlck told Mr. Campbell of the
Commercial club.
"We'll do It. aald Campbell, and we
will build an addition if the people of Ne
braska want to use It for a meeting. They
helped build it and there Is no one we are
so glad to furnish It to heated, lighted
cooled or any way you want It."
Persistent Advertising Is the Road to
Big Returns.
(fflliDREN
imEHoME
This great remedy assists nature in all necessary physical changes of the sys
tem, affords bodily comfort during the period of waiting, and preserves the
symmetry of form after baby comes. Tho penetrating and soothing qualities of
Mother's Friend allays nausea, prevents caking of tho breasts, and in every
way contributes to strong, healthy
motherhood. Mother's ; Friend is
sold at drug stores. Write for onr
free book containing valnable infor
mation for expectant mothers.
S&ADFECLD BEQULATO& CO,
Atlanta, Oft.
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B
D
Special
0
Brandeis Stores
in
B
B
Says the Great
Western Has
, Not Been Sold
George 0. Somers, General Freight
Agent, Declares Eoad Has
Been Rehabilitated.
George O. Somers, general freight agent
of the Great Western, spent Labor day
In Omaha visiting old railroad friends.
Mr. Vomers said that the officials of the
road had received no notice of the selling
of the line to the Northwestern, as was
rumored In Chicago last week. On th
contrary, he says that the Great Western
Is now for the first time taking Its place
In the country as a really first-class road.
"A general rehabilitation of the entire
road Is being made since the new organiza
tion took charge, Including several new
terminals In St. Paul, Minneapolis and
Chicago. I do not think tills Includes any
new work In Omaha, as thls city has a
new freight depot and terminal, and we
use the Union station here."
Speaking of the rate hearings going on
now In Chicago he said that undoubtedly
the Great Western would be called upon to
testify before the hearings cloned and that
either President Kelton or one of the vice
presidents would testify for the road.
"The recent raise in wane" on the Mis
souri Pacific is Indicative of what all the
roads have been obliged to do In the last
year and a half.- ICxpensea have Increased
tremendously and naturally rates must fol
low expense somewhat." ,
Thief Gets a
Hobble Skirt
Lucille D'Aubrey Asks Police to Re
cover Imported Skirt
for Her.
I.uollle D'Aubrey has com to prominence
In the ken of the police by theamazlng
announcement that she was robbed of a
hobble skirt Sunday night. The police desk
sergeant had only heard there were such
things ss hobble skirts a few minutes be
fore Lutllle's report came In Monday.
Miss D'Aubrey declares someone got Into
her apartments and stole the hobble skirt,
Just Imported from New York, and other
costly wearing apparel.
The highest type of happiness la
reached by having children in the
home; but the coming of the little
ones la often attended with appro
hension and dread. Mother's Friend
If used by the expectant mother In
preparation of the ordeal, carries
her through the crisis with safety.
Mother's
Friend
J I Slor oprn until (I o'YInck hr-rr-iifter n ml -.X J
uW Satiirfliija until IO . m. Jigr
y
V.AIA KS WW, KIM 11. Y IMMENSE IN THESE "
Great Tuesday Sales ;
Onp-day features to arouse your bargain instinct to the highest pitch, jg'
l Best Bargain Ever in Table Damask j
q Eight pieces only (400 yds.), so you must act quickly. (Jood, service- i
. able, unbleached Damask, 70 Inches wide (almost two yards); one or !
B two washings will bring It out to a snowy white. Choice pat- fm g
terns, all ot them. We bought all we could get. Wish we had fl L
" fifty pieces. It'B 50c quality. While It lasts, at yard...... W
1 Women's Cloth Top Shoes Worth to
$5.00 for Tuesday $2.65 .
a
200 pairs of strictly fashionable new fall shoes that are being unpacked
as we write. Factory "seconds'" they are called, for they have little
blemishes. Not a single pair has defects that could possibly affect
their wear. These are all black shoes, patent leathers with cloth top;
plain or tipped toes any size any width lace
or button style; new short vamps and high arch;
values $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00, closed out to us to
sell at this bargain price
Who Needs Comforters and Blankets
Two Just for Tuesday Specials that Will Bring the Crowds.
SI I. KOI, IN K COVERED COMFORTERS Nice, large size, measuring
72x84 inches; very light and fluffy,, with snow white cotton rilling
and yarn knotted. Every one is best $2.25 quality. Tues- aq
day at s)ldj
HEAVY LARGE SIZE BLANKETS In white, tan and grey, with
pretty borders, and long, soft fleecy nap; full bed size; the ftQ
UBual price is $1.69. Tuesday, per pe.lr fOv
A Dictionary for School or Office
Great Tuesday special. This is a genuine Webster, with 46,000 words
defined, 1,600 illustrations, 124 pages of students' helps, largest
scope of any dictionary ever published. Compares AQn
with $1.00 kinds, our price' .4JL
FREE to SCHOOL PUPILS
Penholder free with purchase
school supplies of 10c or more.
of
( FOOT HALLS AND RASE BALL GLOVESx FREE WITH l'LR
CHASES IX BOYS' CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
A Final Day for
The last word on summer materials. A quantity of lawns,
batlBtes and voiles, in light and dark colors, that were
formerly priced up to 20c will be closed now, at, yard. . . .
rH'H ETJaUS 'iiaVWiMi'! fa 'srmw.m.RT::
Less Profit
More Quality
Only genuine ingredients of high
est quality are' used for Hydro
Ginger Ale. Others contain red
pepper instead of ginger, sac
charin Instead of sugar, etc.
GINGER ALE
contains best Imported ginger,
refined cane sugar, pure juices of
sound, ripe fruits, our make of
carbonic acid gas the water is
double distilled the bottles steri
lizednothing skimped to add
profit. That's why it is superior
in flavor and wholesomeness. Sold
by all dealers in beverages.
Centum Con pur. Chicago
Courtney ft Co., Distributors, Omaha, Mb,
Or. Lyon's
PERFECT
IUUIII 1 uwuu
not only cleanses, preserves and
beautifies the leeth without in
jury, but impartspurity and fra
grance to the breath, removing
instantly the odor of tobacco.
Shcicct ifcuueif!
Get th Original and Genulnt
El 0 11 LI G EC'S
MALTED Hi ILK
Thi Food-drink for All Agis.C
For Infants, Invalids, and Growing children.
PuicNutriu'on, upbuilding the whole body.
Invigorates the nursing mother and the aged.
Rich milk, malted gram; in powder form.
A quick lunch prepared in a minute.
Take no substitute. Aikfor HORLICK'S.
In Uo Oomblno or Trust
D.R.S1IAMP00
l lJaudiL.lt Keiuover)
Look for the above
sign in your barber
shop tell the barber
"A Fitch Shampoo"
then Judge lor yourself
whether it has merit i.
n M 92
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$2.65
B
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I 195-page Tablet or Slate with 25a
(purchases of school supplies.
Wash Dress Goods
5c
B
Drexel's
Special for
IVIen ot
3.50
Is not too much when you get
a pair of these men's specials.
fevery pair liaB more than
$3.50 of value In them.
We don't depend on this one
shoe for our profits we han
dle hundreds of other lines,
and this enables us to give
you better values in this one
particular line than you can
find elsewhere.
They are made of patent
colt, velour and box calf and
vicl hid, all the new lasts and
Bhapes.
A size for every foot. Your
money back if you are not
satisfied.
Our Fall Styles are In and
await your inspection.
Drexel Shoe Co.
1419 Farnam St,
tTO.NIfillT
All
Drasvutal
OLD POINT COMFORT
HOTEL CIIAMBERL1N
1MJA11.SU. UAlUiMi, K1SH1M.,
BAILING. UKCUUaTliA,
IKMNlte, UOUK.
Unique saa food Culaln.
f OHTKlbaa iluMlut. Lrt Mili
tary Jr'oat uu tii Atlauilo Coaat.
slAMi'TOM trtOaXio. Ui Uouuuniiii
S Ut limxlua Warttlya
awouu Voeaiy ala,a iumm a Oatoa
BooKiata al Caieaga. oa SalaaS Sj
faellio. ana Miiut aUroaaa.
b saunas UKO. S. AJDaaUt, Mdl,
rttaXSliM SaOalaMtal. Va,
Don't Fail to Hear the
llUIlGARiAIl
ORCHESTRA
Now Playing at
ROME'S VINEYARD and
SUMMER GARDEN
Every Noon and Evening.
Pi
Trom lto On
tor Will B
. Orn T1U
e P. M.,
Exrapt
Saturday Till
10 P. Bfl .
till
THE RELIABLE STONE
Tuesday Is
In
usy Suit Dept.
Our
Kight extra special liarpains t lint should be of keen
interest to Tuesdav customers. Manv others shown.
$.1.M Sweater, in the newest
fall stvlcs, fine line for selec
tion 92.45
1onn Crepe Kimonos New pat
terns; regular $4.00 values; on
sale $1.95
Xobby llreakfa-t Nliawls, that
sold up to $2.00; Tuesday at,
choice , GOC
Women's Premlng' Sacques, well
worth "Be; on sale Tuesday
nt 2r
High Grade Wash Goods
and Cotton D.ess Gicds
Poplins. .. 50c. 3!c. lior, 15c, U0
German Kmbroldery, very heaiy;
per yard 39c
Velvetlne. the finest kimono flan
nel niHde ISo
3-ln)i Flannelettes, beautiful
I'einlHns ISo
Pine Flannelette HjO
Fine Flannelette lOo
Scotch Ginghams . . . . "5c. 1 Sc. ISo
FlneRt Pomextlc Ginghams . . 13o
Extra Specials for Tuesday
12 c Outing Flannels ..
10c Flannelettes 7H
12 Vic Flannelettes 8H
From 0:00 to 10:00 a. in.
Heavy unbleached Muslin, the
regular T c, 10 yards limit,
at 4Ts
From 10:00 to 11 :00 A. M.
No. 632 Cotton Blankets, regu
lar price $1.00. This blanket
,is 11-4 and very heavy, 5 pair
limit, at, pair 60
In Our Busy FAMILY LIQUOR DEPARTMENT
Fine Old California 1'ort or Sherry Wines Here at, quarts, 20c 3Tc
and BOc; gallons $1.00, $1.25 and $2.00
IIlKli Grade Heer In quart bot- Pure OraK Wine Home mado
ties, at. 2 quarts for... 25 red or white, at. gallon $1.00
A Carload of Extra Fancy Colorado Elberta
Peaches for Hayden Bras.
This car wash shipped us direct from the grower to sell Tor him.
They are the finest peachs that have been on the market this Bea
8on. The Elberta Pach is the finest grown for excellence of qual
ity and flavor, and demand 25c per box higher than any "Iff
other kind. Tomorrow we will sell them to our cus- SlC
tomers at PEK CKATE '
BIG ITALIAN7 BIA'F. PLUM SALE
Tomorrow for this special sale; per 4-basket crate $1.25
10 pounds best Granulated Sugar for $1.00
don't rny UAVnFH'C FIOQT""
FORCC? -I ill ft!
C-
r- r ""J)!-
Qll READS ly
THE OMAHA LOAN & BUILDING ASSOCIATION cred
ited to its members on July 1st $89,000 Dividends. It has never
paid to its members less than six per cent per
Qf annum for 27
ffj O for a monthly
DIVIDEND
fund $07,000. Address. S. E.
TTTv n
to last a LIFE-TIME, ("examination pre.
WRITS FOR BOOK ON PILES AND RECTAL DISEASES WITH TESTIMONIALS
DR. E. R. TARRY. 224 Bea Bulldlna. Omaha. Uabraaha
Baltimore and Ohio Rel road
TO
ATLANTIC CITY
FOR THE
44th National Encampment
Grand Army of the Republic
SEPTKM RKR 19-14
LOW ZXCVmSIOIT TAKES via
th
hlatorle battlef ilil routa.
X.XBEKAX STOPOVERS to vlalt th
various battlefields.
KPXOXAX TBADT leaves Chicago 10
A. M Maturday. Pepl'Miber 17, pasH
Ins throutfh Harper'a Kerry and
along th historic Potomac River
In nayllclit.
VWT1 OJ OA.U for full particu
lar!. VT, A. FMBTOaT
Travllor Fassafsr Afsnt,
944 Oars Strt,
CXICAOO.
OfaTOB
We t'lt nt
(1 I. M.
I'.Mept
SHtunl;T at 10 I. M.
mm
Bargain Day
I nf ants' Slips, IlimiN, Skirls nn1
Knit Sacks values at "fo: at,
choice 2!)
Women's I Ires Skills, in fine
Panamas, rcRiilar values up to
$7."0; newest styles; on sale
at S2.05
Silk Pressing Seies, that sold
to $4.00; choice $1.50
Lingerie, l,n ami anKnn
Ureases, that sold up to $7.50;
Tuesday, rholce 91-05
High Grade Dress Goods
Skirts Hade to Measure
Come to our Pios Goods
counter, select any cloth yon
please. We will do the work
and guarantee satisfaction or
refund the money. Triced at
$1.2.1, !M..V, $2.00, $2.50,
$:l.OO, $:(..") hiuI $I.OO.
Investigate.
From 2 to 2::0 I. M.
12V6c Pillow Slips. Rood cloth,
42x36, 6 cases limit, , en. 8t
From !I:00 to ;t:80 I. M.
Little Gem Ilatts, regular 7 He
value, 10 batts limit, ea. 4?4
From 4 to 4:iiO I. M.
Very heavy Comforts, regular
price $1.25, five comforts limit,
at, each 76c
Sale on Towels and Hod Spreads,
Bed Sheets, etc., all afternoon.
UklH u PAY0
years. Saving accounts calling
payment of $1.00 to $25.00 may
be opened any day, or lump sums oi not over
$5,000 received. Ask for Booklet "A" and
other information. Assets S3.C00.000. Reserve
Corner lGth and Douro Streets.
FISTULA-Pav When CURED
All ltectal Uiseases cured witnout a surgicai
operation. No Chloroform, Ether or other gen
eral aneasthetic used. CURE GUARANTEED
Beautiful Tooth
! TtiM ar But law paopi who bat
I ibaui. oo4 Xta, uu EUtfbl oav
ii ior wvuid to Ui. Bradbury. I'm
I a.ulck-st. iuImI and laaal painful axa
ilia air Baiuuus auipiuyau uy ua u
buadius at our pailonia, both la sua
cut 1 1 tu illy wilt laiy UU you sbuut
loo good dnial work ana our up-to-dst
ays of dolus things. Crowns and brlJ
ork trout bar tooth. Plaiaa that
fit Iroio 14. W tu 1I. ID. Palnlass itrao
tlob of Usth. Mrva of lb ruov4
rithout bur tin run. Work warrant
CR.' BRADBURY, THE OEHTIST
UH B-araaa ti. Phoa S. 1T44)
17 a-ar saav t una.
E9a-alllKIr4 I
ljfy Tali's Denial Rooms
Drug Co,
