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THE BEE: OMATTA, SATURDAY,' OCTOBER 1. 1H10.
IU HEX TO BE FEA1I3RL
Thousands of Troop Will Throng
the City Next "Week.
ALL ARMS ' ARE REPRESENTED
i;nrr1 Smith and Staff to Emptia
' ls Kdaeatlnnnt Talae Wrll
as Spectacular MttrmfiH
Darin Com las Week.
Fighting men and men of the hospital
and signal corn will be on view for the
dellicht and education of the people of
omaha and nut-rounding country the coming-
week. While the display feature of
the army encampment are not to be lout
l;ht of or belittled. Preneral Fred Bmlth
and til staff tnalnt that the educational
element muxt not be overlooked. They be
lieve It la a food thine for the regular
army men to mix with the cltlaena. and
that It la oven a better thing for the clvll
JanK to give nome atudlous attention to the
make-up and pnsslMUtles of the military
arm of the tovernment.
The echedul" of exercises, exhibiting
drill., maneuver and In fact all move
ment! of the troops, are primarily planned
to Interest the observers, underlying It all
In the leninn of discipline, long training.
obedience to orders, clean living, regular
hours, manliness and pride of country.
In the mass the men of the regular army
today are a credit to the aervlre, and of a
class considerably higher than was form
erly the case. Many are In the ranks with
a determination to make soldiering their
profession, and In time a fair proportion
will probably rise to the positions of offi
cers. From the following program of the mili
tary features provided for the various days
It will be seen that those who care to may
get not only entertainment, but matter
for study on their visits to Fort Omaha:
Following la the program for the ma
neuvers at Fort Omaha:
Tuesday Afternoon, October 4.
Musical Saber Drill Seventh cavalry.
Artillery ljrlll Battery hi, Fifth Field
artillery.
Mounted Wrestllng--Teama of four men
earh, representing Seventh and Fifteenth
cavalry.
Musical Callsthenlc Drill (Butts' manual)
Fourth Infn-ntry.
Bareback Hquad Fifteenth cavalry.
Fridge Building and Demolition Com
pany K, Third battalion of engineers.
Dress Parade Thirteenth Infantry.
Wedaesda- Afteraoon, October 5.
Exhibition Drill, Machine Oun Platoon
Fourth Infantry.
Cavalry Drill, Saddle Squad Fifteenth
cavalry.
Musical Callsthenlc Drill (Butts' manual)
Thirteenth Infantry.
Exhibition Drill, Hlgnal Corps Company
D. Fort Omaha,
Artillery Drill Battery E, Fifth Field
artillery.
Bareback Squads Seventh cavalry.
Shelter Tent Drill and Wall Scaling
Fourth Infantry.
Dress Parade Seventh and . Fifteenth
cavalry.
Friday Afternoon, October T. .
Cavalry Drill Seventh cavalry.
Musical Callsthenlc Drill (Butts' Man
ual) Fourth Infantry;
Artillery Drill Battery E, Fifth field
artllolry.
Kescue Race Four teams of two men eaoh,
representing Seventh and Fifteenth cav
alry. Exhibition Drill Machine gun platoon,
Thirteenth Infantry.
Bareback Hquad Fifteenth cavalry.
Bridge Building and Demolition Company
K, Third battalion of engineers.
Drees Parade Fourth Infantry. '
Ratal-day Afternoon, October 8.
Cavalry Drill (Saddle Squad) Fifteenth
cavalry.
Kxhlbltlon Drill Machine gun platoon.
Seventh cavalry. .
Shnlter Tent Drill and Bayonet Exercise
Thirteenth Infantry.
Artillery Drill-Battery B, Fifth field
artillery.
Musical Cailsthenlo Drill (Butts' Man
ual) Fourth Infantry.
Bareback Squad Seventh cavalry. -
unu nullum ana iemoiuion company
K Third battalion of engineers.
Dress Parade Seventh and Fifteenth cav
alry. ' i " 1 """"
Federal Jury,
Returns Ten
Indictments
Dismisses Caae Against James Maney,
Who Had Been in Jail
Long Enough,
Because It was thought that sufficient
punishment had been meted out to him
while waiting for his trial in the Douglas
county Jail, the federal grand Jury Fri
day morning failed to Indict James Maney,
charged with selling liquor on tha Winne
bago reservation.
Maney was arrested June 7, and not be
ing able to 'furnish bond, has spent! the
time since then in Jail. He was released
and allowed to go back to the reservation
upon CIS promise 10. oa uuu.
Ten Indictments were returned by . the
federal grand Jury Friday morning agalnat
men charged with similar offenses. Upon
the testimony of Amos Little Snow of the
Asslnlboln tribe of Indians and George Lam
ereaux of the Bloux tribe, both wards of
the - United States government. Indictments
were returned agalniit the following men
accused of selling um Intoxicants:
George H. Hershey, Frank Carroll and
Hans Kruse of Valentine. Neb.; Floyd
Jones and Alexander 'Kaeborn "of Meniam.
Edward D. Perry of Cody, Thaddeus Jelley
of Valentine. J. Frank Rockwell and
Louis Jones of Chadron. and . Vernle
Loomur of Kllgore.
An Indictment also was returned against
W. M. Rltterbush of Long Pine, charging
him with sending obscene letters through
the malls. Mrs. Fannie Rltterbush. the
Indictment states, was tha recipient of the
letters.
COMMISSIONERS AFTER
AUTOMOBILE SPEEDERS
Coanty Attorney ! Instracted te
Brine Action Aaalnet Two
Who Went Too Fast.
Determined to put a atop to the practice
of autoiuoblllsts of using the pubUo streets
and roads for race courses, the county
Board of Commissioners Friday afternoon
Instructed County Attorney J. P. English
to start action against George F. Relra,
manager for R. Kimball, automobile dealer,
and Leo Westover. for violating the speed
laws. Assistant County Attorney Magney
began actions against the men In county
court Friday. Warrants for arrests were
Issued.
Helm and Westover, who is said to be a
Dukotan, are alleged to be the two men
, who held a race on the Center street road
leading from Omaha to Millard Wednesday
afternoon. One of the machines made six
miles In seven and a half minutes, It Is
said. The cars swayed from one aide of the
road to the other, according to witnesses.
and ordinary travelers, full of fear, drew
' Into the sides of the road.
.. Commissioner Plckard Introduced the
resolution instructing the county attorney.
AH the commissioners' favored the action.
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Window . af i W i . I y eoo-
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KID GLOVES
Women's 2-clasp, French Lambskin Glove; alt
new shades of tan, grey, blue, green,"
also black and white; all sizes; fitted
to the hand, per pair, at. v
the
$1.25
Women's Fftl Grenoble Kid GIotcj ;
2 and 3-clasp, made of finest selected skins; tn all
the newest shades and stitching; tan, grey, green,
blue, Catawba, black and white;
fitted to the
now at
, black and white; am nr t
hand; per pair l.J)-)
Special Sale oi Kli Glores at 69c Pair
Black, white, tan, grey, brown; all sizes; also English walk
ing gloves, worth $1.00, per pair, at
69c
Women's Fine Sheer Linen Handkerchiefs
Armenian lace borders, French printed borders, hand em
broidered corners, hand embroidered 1 Ca OCn
...ltlfantJi;
initials at, each.
Women's Fall Neckwear f&St:?. 25c-50c
New Dutch Collars, crochet and Venise effects; also sailor
collars, new tailored stocks, new Persian jabots many
with crochet medallions.
Auto Veils and Scarfs at 98c-$1.50-$198
Silk spun knitted, chiffon, liberty silk and crepe de chine
plain colors, also Persian and ombre shaded- '
Women's and Children's Fall Underwear
Women's fine ribbed fleece lined Union Suits. ... 69c
Women's silk Italian Shirts, pink, blue and white. .$1.25
Children's, misses- and boys' Vests, Shirts, Drawers and
-Pants fleece lined, each . . 25c
Children's "M" Waists well taped, buttons, all sizes. .Oc
SPECIALS in OUR HOSIERY DEPT.
69c-85c
25c
Women's pure thread. silk hosiery black, white
and all evening shades, pair
Women's and Men's fine imported lisle and cotton hosiery,
per pair, at
Women's. Misses' and i Infants' nnrft ' cilk .Women's and Men's
Children s fine cotton . . ..
Hosiery, worth to
50c; at,'
pair ....
and lisle finished hos
iery, worth up to 26c
a pair,
at,
12ic
23c
60c, pure Silk Hos
iery; lisle soles, heel
and toes, 9(1
per pair. . ,
GREAT SALE of POTTED ROSES
xh ova out nown DrpajtTuxjrT booth isb, icaxh nooa
More than 5,000 Potted Roses for' indoor use all in bloom
and with plenty of buds sale Saturday no Irto
limit,' each. v '. . .lUi
Carnations All colors, dozen 35c
Roses and other flowers at special prices. .
BRANDEIS STORES
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Omaha Pure
Food Center.
Carnival Specials
XV OTTB UQTTOB SSraXTMBsTT
psetal Combination Offer of a full
quart "XtOtna Brand" straight 7-year-old
(1803) whlsksy worth $1,
and one full quart of either Genu
ine Spanish Port or Bherry, worth
$1 a bottle; a full value of $2.00
darlna' Carnival vak $1.50
Old Konorram Whisks? A high
grade, rich, old Bourbon, in 8 gallon
' lots, aa.asi in single gallon lots,
93.0OI slngls quart 70o
6,000 Oallons of Port, Bbsrry, Mosoa
or Clarst Wins Guaranteed to be
6 years old and of a special vintage,
worth 12 a gallon; in (-gallon lota J
S.SO; in single gallon lots;... S1JJ3
Athsrton 10-Tsar-Old Whiskey Just j
the article for medicinal purposes; Rr
a rich, heavy bodied, mild, old whls- 13
key; in three gallon lots, 911.75; in Z
gallon lots, 14.25; single full quart
for 91.85
X.t tJs Show Ton One of the Largest Assortments of BUgh Orade xaaoors U
America, Send fur our Ootober Magaalne and Pries Cist It la Oralis.
oorrxtu bbtabtmbbx
atorday (Only)
Courtney's "Lotus Ankola" Coffee,
per lb., 30o; three lbs. for. ... .91.00
Runkel's Cocoa, per lb Oo
Runkel's Chocolate, per lb 35o
Lotus Spices, per can, lOo, ISo, 95o
Peanut. Butter, t made daily
Jars, each J lOo, aoo and 50o
Bulk, per lb. , OOo
obocebt rsoxAX.a
atorday (Only)
Pcarae De Luxe Cheese, made from
New York full cream cheese, blend
ed with plmentoes and selected
herbs. Nothing finer for sandwiches
and Dutch lunches; tar ........ aoo
Dr. Jfhnson's new Wheat Meal Edu
cators, per tin 48o
Dr. Johnson's Wheat Bran, pkg.,.16o
Dr. Johnson's Uluten Flour, pkg. Oo
Barrel Ulnger Snaps aue
New Buckwheat, per lb. ...50 O
Per sack 500
600 bushsls Sand Hill Potatoes from
, RushvlUe, Neb. Best potato dis
trict in the west. In sacks, bu., 91.15
48-lb. sack "Lotus Flour" 91.50
Best made Clothe Baskets
each.. SOo, aoo and 91.00
Large variety Imported and domestlo
Sardines, per tin He
Lotus Butter (in oartons) per lb. 360
Our Beat Country Butter (in sanitary 0
jars) per lb S4o
Guaranteed Eggs, per dozen .....330
Best Imported bwlas Cheese, lb...S6c
Large tdam Cheese, each 9lUO
Cranberries, per quart f&o
Lemons, per dosan "jo
Jersey Sweet Potatoes, per lb 60
New Mushrooms, Endlvs. Ro mains.
Imported Artichokes, Limes, Celery,
Head Lettuce,
Dressing Well On
A Small Salary
By m W1I KX" MAX.
(piacis, Omaha. . Time, today.)
"Now. there goes a man." said the
observing fellow, as he pointed out a
passer-by In an extremely up-to-date at
tire, "he doesn't make swh a large sal
ary, yet he Is always a top-notcher for
style. How does he manage It?"
"That man?" answered the listener.
"Oh, be Is a 'When patron; wise, too;
buys his clothes on the 'little at a time'
plan and never worries. Most sensible
way that; Just started, to do the same
thing myself; not a bit sorry, either."
"Do they show nobby wearables?"
queried the observing fellow.
v'They most certainly do," answered
the recent 'When' pntron, "the very
latest, nobbiest, swagfrerest togs one
would care to wear. The 'When' of
fers everything for niHn, woman or
child; sells it at 11 per week, too."
"I've learned- something," replied the
observing fellow, . "but, by the way,
where Is that 'When'?"
"Why, It's right over there on Dodge
strert. No. 1618; The When Credit Cloth
ing Co. You cannot miss it!''
"Thanks."
"You're welcome."
' "So long."
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A TOP AT DREXEL'S
Boys' Dependable Shoes
That's a strong statement
when jt Is applied to the aver
age boy, who has mighty little
regard for shoe leather, but
Dependable Is Just what we
mean when we refer to our
boys' shoes.
1 to OH sizes '
t $2.00
10 H to 134 slzezs
.t , ..-$1.75
They may cost you a trifle
, more In the beginning, but
you will find them worth all
of the difference. We guar
antee that, In fact, we guar
. antee every pair to be satis-
factory to the boy and parent
that's i two different people
. to satisfy, but we do it. And
. Saturday is a good day for
. you to try us out.
Be sure and bring the boy
with you. ,
Drcxcl Shoe Co.
1419 Ftvrn&m 8l
C Cfgi C3 CS3 Cw crUS, gn&sl
- u 'Taka Warslag.
i Don't let stomach.' liver or kidney trouble
. down you when you can quickly down them
.,w;th Electric Bitters. 6O0. For sale ' by
"itealon Drug Coi' ' ' '
HARD COAL TAKES A RISE
Price Ooei from Ten-Fifty to Eleven
Dollars.
TAXIS EFFECT FEOM SATURDAY
Coal Dealers Iastrae Areats of Rise
Strike Sltaatlaa Nat Dlreat
Caae, bat Helps Brtas;
Oa Strlaray.
Saturday. th price of hard ooal rises in
Omaha to fit a ton. It baa been selling at
tlO.M during the early part of fall, but the
rise was expected, and comes a month
earlier than last year. The top autumn
price waa not reached In 1905 until No
vember 1.
Boms of the ooal dealers have definitely
notified their agents to sell at that price
Saturday, and soma are waiting a day or
two before joining the movement. Nona of
them bave any intention of holding to the
lower price.
The strike situation Is not directly respon
sible for the Increase, but by affecting the
price of soft coal. It haa made the margin
for the dealer very small and baa helped
to hurry the stringency.
The Kansas mines are putting out only 40
per cent or their usual product, according
to one dealer, and the mine price is 11.10
higher than it was last year. One firm
uroppea Daca to J.a a ton for steam ooal
rnnay morning. But others ar stiy at th.
price that has been paid for several weeks
Mas.
Iowa steam ooal la 13 00. ant w nni
12.75 the first of the year. The coal dealers
are generally agreed that all during winter
everything will be from 28 cents to a dollar
tuaner per ton.
LINCOLN BOOSTERS TO BOOST
ay Make a Trade Kaearsloi
lata tha BTorthwast 'eotloa
of tha State.
S .
Lincoln's Commercial club Is behind a
booster's excursion for that town to start
from there October 1, over the North
western, and make uo te Dallas, B, d
back to Norfolk, up the Bcrlbner Albion
line and to Oakdaia. from there It goes
west to Harrison and to Crawford, taklog
the Burlington to Lincoln.
Nearly W0 men are signed for the trip.
and It will be a five-days a-1, ayAura
Ins en October 1
Table Del Icaclat t Reduced Frlcei
Imported Italian Olive Oil, Calbos
brand, per full quart. TSc
Burnham's Clam Bouillon, per bottle,
now at w.;... 300
Burnham's Clam Bouillon, per small
bottle, at 16c
Rex Brand Beef Extract, per bottle,
now at , 3 So
Fisher Brand Beef Extract, per bot
tle, at B0
Maraschino Cherries, Der uuart bot
tle, at ........... 75c
Strawberry Brandy, made vrom the
pure fruit, per quart bottle .. .7ftc
Excellent Cooking Brandy, quart. 76c
Prepared Cocktails, quart bottle 91.00
Home Made Grape Wine, red or white
per gallon, at gl.00
Old Kentucky Bourbon Whiskey, per
quart. $1.00 gallon 83.00
Queen Olives at cost.
Mall and telephone orders promptly
filled.
CACKIEY BR01.
Wine Merchants
Ml W. 16th street. Opp. Postoffice
Both Phones
Candy Special for
SATURDAY
OCTOBKIt 1st, ltflO.
On the above date we begin our bi
weekly CANDY SALES.
40c Vanilla, Maple and Chocolate NUT
PATTIES, per lb 25
60c PRINCESS SWEETS Chocolates,
P 39
Myers-Dillon Drug Co.
16th and Far nam 8ts.
RUYYY
to the fact that WE are the ONLY
DEALERS IN OMAHA producing
the STEEL CUT, REFINED COP
FEET. No dust No chaff. No
egg required to settle It. The up-to-date,
perfect coffee.
Mocha Mixture, 35) 3 lbs., 81
Excelsior Blend 25
W. L. Masterman & Co.
"Th Coffee Men."
Branch at 1610 Harney St.
eeeTHEsse
PARTICULAR
WOMAN
Can Find Hir Shoes Here!
ft
r H II I . ill ' t -e"TlT1 -IT -if- - t- -1 1 "
Particular About
Price?
We show the best shoes ntD
$2.50 or $S.OO ever sold for the
money.
Particular About
Style?
' "We show every now feature In
last, toe, heel and shoeniaklng.
Particular About
Quality?
We have shoes at $3.50, $4.00
or $6.00 that arc fit for a queen.
We' ask the attention of the
woman that Is over particular
about her shoes.
CLOTHING COMPANY
One of Our Strong Specials is
letter Suits For
FRY SIIOE CO.
THE ' S II U E II S
16th and Douglas Sts.
AK-SAR-BEN
HEADQUARTERS
While making this store
your headquarters during .
the carnival, we would ask
you to inspect our line of
GUNS,
REVOLVERS,
CUTLERY,
FISHING TACKLE,
KODAK SUPPLIES,
ETC.
, Ours is the most com
plete line of sporting
goods in Nebraska.
1 V"aj.'f..ri ')LitJk.mX ,
than any other store sells at tbat price. We caa say without fear of
oontradiotlon, most stores get tlS.00 for the same quality. We have Just
reeelYed a new supply. They are made of pnro worsteds and are strictly
up-to-date In style, fit and workmanship. Xverjr suit absolutely guar
anteed. Our Pant Department
always Is the headquarters of shrewd and thrifty buyers. Tbere Is a
reasoal Ws sell the better kind of pants for particnlar men and young
man, at less than othsrs ask for Inferior quality. Prices ranga from
O to'-SQ-QO
Ken's all wool special underwear. Sixes 34 to 46, a regmlar Kn
$1.60 rains, at 4 uv
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Quality and Prices
That tell something-. First with us
Is Quality, and don't think for a
moment that we are selling you
cheap meat because the prices are so
low. We can and do sell for less
than our competitors because we
don't ha- e .ny charge accounts and
don't deliver. Hero's soma Saturday
prices:
Sirloin Steak, lb., lie and lfto
Spring Chickens, lb ISHo
Pork Chops, lb 18o
Pork Stak, lb ...ISO
Hound Steak., lb., 16c and lBHo
Chuck Steak, lb.. lSHo and 100
Rib Roast, lb., 16c and 120
Pot Koast, lb., 10c, 80 and 60
Klb Boll, lb 60
Home Made Pork Sausage, lb., laVto
Bath's Bpeclal Home Rendered
Lard, lb. 15c
Jos. Bath's Cash Market
1931 Pamajn St.
CORN-FED bROILERS 12 3-4c
SATURDAY BARGAINS AT THE rUBLIC MARKET
OMAHA'S LEAPING PROVISION CENTER.
Pork Roast, at 10?it
Native Steer Pot Roast 8H
Native Steer Steak HMC
Rolling Reef 5H
NaUve Steer Sirloin Steak X5tt
Young Mutton Legs 8H
Young Lamb Cliops 12 Ht
Young Lamb Stew ' 4W
Prime Native Rib Roast 10
8.00O pounds Cudahjr Hams ' -KiHtfi
8,000 pounds Armour and Cudahy Racon 1GH(
8-pound ran Cudahjr Compound 40
8-pound can MorreU or Simon Pure Iard 60t?
Young Veal Roast '. . . g H g
Young Veal Chops ........... 10
FRESH FALL CHICKENS 10 H
(From 7 to 0:30) PORK ROAST I) He
Vood, Goal, Coke
If you have not yet ordered your coal, you will find
it to your advantage to ORDER OF US NOW.
Pennsylvania Anthracite, all sizes $10.50
Coke $8.50
Best Illinois Lump or Nut $7.00
Carney clean burning S7.00
Wood, per cord, for grate or furnace . ., $8.50
With each cash ton order for coal or coke we will give
free 5 chunks of kindling, 12 inches long, easily split
Partridge-Thomson Company
TELEPHONE DOUG. 5642; A-3642.
DELIVERY TJV jfU 16108.
lvk at nMfN Piones,Doiiglas
10:80 X. M. SI - anfnT 2144 and 945.
and 9 p. m. JtiRRlSLl ind, A2147.
A MAN MAY NOT
be able to wear a good coat
always, but there is no reason
why he can not keep the dan
druff off the one he does
wear. Ask your barber for
Wonder Dandruff Cure.
Rnllnhls
tttriX - w.smwsw
T Dontlotry
Tail's Dental Rooms
Omaha s Most Effective
Invitation V
.
Ak-Sar-Ben Edition
The Omaha Sunday Bee
October 2
1 1
Setukcopies to your friends,
i- '
Paeonies Should Be Planted This Fall
Promjit dsllverlsa will b mads aJ "ma bafora October XOtn to your resi
dence. If In Omaha or Council Bluffs. . .......
Out Special rail Oatalorae Is Worth Asklnf Tor contains planting Instructions
and descriptions of all of our beautiful Vacuoles. Gst it now and order early.
.Krt send postasra. . .
t T. W. MENERAY CRESCENT NURSERY COMPANY,
rhonssi BsU s7Bi Znd. !.
Blst Si. and w- A
Oooaell Bluffs. law
M Liquid w
M Sunshine j&
a, THC BCCR YOU LI KE f j
jyjlHAVC ACA5E SENT yA
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IpS (XJ-SCHEW DISTUnUTtl 1JY
John Niftier
ll 3224 So. 24th Slreel J
DOUtt. RCOStSa Sri
THREE SPECIALS
250 Ladies' Dresses, all sizes, made in panamas, serges, wool taffetas
and mohairs, ranging in price up to $15.00, special price.. $6.98
Ladies' Suits, a large variety of styles, all sizes and shades, actually
worth up to $25.00 special price...: $14.50.
225 Ladies' Coats, made of all wool broadcloths, kerseys aud fancy
mixtures, in all the-latest styles, worth up to $U0.(X- special price,
at ... $12.50
To Your Measure
We make Ladies' Coats, Suits, Skirts and Dresses to your measure. We have a largo
line of imported and domestio Dress Goods to select from and you can select any style
you. desire and we will make up the garment to suit your own ideas. We employ ex
perienced men tailors, and we guarantee satisfaction. We invite you to visit our factory
and salesrooms. .
The NOVELTY SKIRT CO.
Opposite Loyal Hotel 214-16 No. 16th Street