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Omaha's Great Store
Extends a Cordial Welcome to
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Make Yourselves at Home
Come to Brandeis Stores
:as soon
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as you reach
Y ou can check
baggage free and
around and make
further plans at your leis
ure. Make use of our
Free Rest Room for wo
men and children. Our
Free Smoking Rooms for
.men. Checks on all banks
cashed free.
See the greatest store in the west brilliantly decor
ated for the Carnival. You can make your Fall' Pur
chases front the most varied stock ever assembled in
Omaha.
Our prices are always moderate and you can easily
, save the Expense of 'your "trip by buying all the things
you need tfiis ' fall, at Brandeis Stores.
.Visit our Beautiful New Pompeiian Room. ... , ,
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md 300 cards; all bound In linen, each.
Welcome to Omaha and to Bennett's
The second week of the Big Carnival Is now in fall sway. The Rates
of the city are ajar to the visitors. Everybody Is good-liuiored and
happy. We have made special efforts to anticipate the wants of the
visitors as well our at-home friends, and we are frank to say that
never before have even we offered to the public so wonderful an as
sortments of exquisite designs in Millinery, Furs, Suits, Gowns In
fact everything for everybody.
All the conveniences of our great store are at your disposal;
come In and visit us.
Second Day of Our October Fur Sale
Dozens of sets were sold Monday, but we still have a large number
of the most beautiful designs to choose from. The latest styles and
colors In Coney, Lynx, Wolf, Opossum, etc., await your attention and
at prices so moderate as to surprise you. New lots on display for
Tuesday.
Tuesday in the Shoe Dept.
Sweeping Sale of Ladies' $3 50 and $4.00 Shots
Six hundred pairs of Ladies' Shoes in the latest'
designs, all sizes and widths values equal to these
can't be secured elsewhere In Omaha for less than
$4.00 or $5.00.
Either button or lace, dull leathers and patent colts,
with cloth or kid uppers. Fashioned with the
new "stage" last, welted and
turned soles. We offer them
for Tuesday at, pair
' Visitors In Omaha are especially invited
to Inspect our Shoe Section; our stock of
women's, children's and men's shoes is the
most complete ever shown in the city.
Great Bargains in Linen tied Spreads, etc.
SPECIAL FOR TUESDAY
68-inch half-bleached Table Damask, strong, serviceable materials
regular 50c values, yard ; 29
Scalloped lied Spreads Full size, all perfect, only slightly soiled; reg
ular $2.50 quality, each $1.35
Regular 8c unbleached muslin, heavy grade, 38 inches wide..5V4
Comforters Full bed size, white, cotton filled, hand yarn tied, stitched
edges, $2.75 values, each $1.08
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ladies' Tan Gloves, )6-button fine kid
2.75 values S1.85
Ladles' 8-Clssp Kid Gloves, fine qual
ity, up to II. oO 69o
Ken's rina Mooha Gloves; regular 7 Bo
Kracle, pair 37o
Uen'a Cap and Mocha Olovas With
: alight imperfections, good values up
to 12.00; pair, only '. 69o
Another tilt Ki boa Sale
Our big ribbon counters will be over-f
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day shopper; over 3000 yards of
ilulnty, all silk ribbons, In plain
.-satins, taffetas, warp prlnta, moires
and plalila; widths from 4 to 7
inches; values from 19c to 45c, In
,two big lots, at, per yard 10c-16o
Our Line of untiag Flanael Gar.
i meats is Unequalled
Ontinff Flannel Clowns, with or with
out collars, especially long and full,
good 11.25 values 75a.
Blaok reathersUk Petticoats En-
tromeJy full and with deep flounces;
regular 1.50 grade, at 91-00
Novel and most up-to-date designs In
Ladies' Sweaters, white, grey, red
and blue, single and double breasted
two pockets, high and low collars,
1 specially suited for automoblllng.
. The choicest of the season; tomor
row at sa.as, aa.75, 3.75
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Ball Shoes
and Slippers
Only few more days left
to buy your shoes and slippers
for the
Great
Bell
Every knight and every lady
will want new shoes or slip
pers. We have laid In a stock
sufficient to fit every foot
that will attend the ball. Pat
ent leather dress shoes or
slippers. Colored slippers to
match the ladles' gowns.
Prices range from $2.50
to $7.00
Don't wait any longer.
Drcxcl Shoe Co.
1419 Farnam St. .
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McCAGUE BUILDING
IStb and DODOI BT8.
MOST DESIRABI.E OFrTCES
FOR RENT
Offices newly decorated. Bteam heat,
electrlo light Modern in every respect
OMAHA LOAN & HUHiDlNG ASSW
lata aa ASedge Streets.
Kemarkable Values in Silks lor Tomorrow k
Beantlfnl Persian and Fanoy Dress Silks The new Tersian Silks are all the gj
rage for waists, blouses and combination dresses this fall. We have Just i;
received a large shipment of all colors and patterns of this beautiful silk, B
emtKiaying ail tne latest ideas, tome eariy; wnue it lasts, per yara...i.uu
. 36-lnoh Blaok Taffeta This Is an extremely lustrous, heavy silk, oil boiled,
. absolutely guaranteed. This quality has never been below $1.5(1; Tuesday,
per yard . ' wi.it
French Serges, Panamas, etc Two hundred plecesj of these elegant suitings,
especially adapted to one-piece dresses; In all the correct weights and colors;
per yard 69c
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DISTRICT COURTOPENS TERM
Judges, Bailiff i, Reporter! and Law
yer in Places. .
INITIAL DETAILS AEE TAKEN UP
Judge Katelle I'ars Triltnte
Alien T. Gon and Appoints
mlttee to Arraage Memorials
for Drrrnird Attorneys.
With judgee, bailiffs, reporters and jurors
in Shelr places and a swarm of lawyers in
attendance the October term of district
court opened Monday at 10 a. m. The en
tire day Was consumed 'with the disposition
of. preliminary details. The wheels of jus
tict will 4egln to grind In earnest Tuesday.
Monday afternoon seme small criminal
matters "met disposition, but aside from
these there was little done toward dimin
ishing the 2,000 or more cases docketed.
i - After the opening of court Judge Iee 8.
' Estelle briefly paid tribute to the late
Allen T. Gow, furmrr chief clerk In the
office of the clerk of the district court.
Judge Entelle spoke of Mr. Cow's admir
able personal .qualities and of bis faithful
ness to tils duty ' and to the bar and its
members.
Oji motion Judge Hetelle named commit
tees to prepare memorials as follows:
Memorial on the death of -the late Judge
Lake committee' John C. Co win, Oeorg
W. Doane. J. W. Hamilton, H. E. 'Maxwell,
B. B. B. Kennedy.
Memorial on the death of the late Richard
S. Hall committee: John.L. Webster, John
F. Stout, B. T. White, William Baird.
Irving F. Baxter, Edgar H. Scott, E.
Wakeley, John L. Kennedy, James I'.
English.
Judge Estelle will hear all criminal cases
during the term, the trials being held la
court room No. 1. Jury cases will be heard
in court room No. 2 by Judge Howard Ken
nedy, court room No. S by Judge Willis O.
Sears, court room No. 4 by Judge William
A. Redlck; equity cases in court room No.
t by Judge A. L. Sutton, court room No. 6
by Judge A. C. Troup, court room No. 7
by Judge George A. Day. '
HeadAche
Caused by overwork or worry, by
-Bummer heat, nervousness or in-
diguation, take Jlorsfonf Acid
Phosphite, a remedy prepared
.'by toe most improved methods
kuowq to ebemisif'. . ? ,
Horsford's
Acid Phosphate
Noa-Alcohoiia. -
At Fountains & Elsewhere
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"HORLiCK'S"
: ' Th Orlgln.l en J Qanulni :
IYIALTED mui
Ths Food-drink for A!) Ag.s.
At restaurants, bolt 1, and fountain.
Delicious, invigorating and suitaining. '
Keep it on your sideboard at horn. .
Don't travel without 51
A quick luck prepare! in a minute.
Take bo ImitatioH. Jo4 MyHORUClV
la tlo Combine or Trust
B. L. Baldwin
Dies in Chicago
Prominent Insurance Man Passes
Away Suddenly While on Trip -
Funeral Tuesday. .
Benjamin L. Baldwin. prominent in
surance man of this city, died suddenly In
Chicago Saturday night at the Congress
hotel. The announcement of his sudden
death at the First Presbyterian church
Sunday morning came as a great shock
to bis many friends. Mr. Baldwin had been
in Chicago since Thursday and had in
tended to return Tuesday. He was taken
ill Friday night and although he remained
In bed all day Saturday no one thought
the illness to be serious. However, carditis,
an inflammation of the membrane about
the heart, developed and brought about
audden death.
His-aon-ln-law, W. A. Yonson. and his
daughter, Mrs. Yonson. first received the
news of his death Sunday morning from an
associate in the insurance bustnese. The
body will reach this city some time thle
morning. .
Mr. 'Baldwin was born about sixty years
ago at Monrose, Pa. He was admitted to
the bar In that state and became the
county attorney of Susquehanna county.
While still a young man he came to Keur
ney, in this state, wiiere he pratised luw
and first went iuto fhe Insurance business.
About twenty, years ago he left Kearney
and came to Omaha with his wife, going
into the insurance business here with the
firm of McShane A Condon, finally taking
over their bujilnesa. The firm became U. L,.'
Baldwin A Co.. Mr. W. A. Yonson being'
the partner. Mrs. Baldwin, who had been
an invalid for home months, died last Feb
ruary. Mr. Baldwins home was at 111
North Thirty-eighth avenue.
Mr. Baldwin at the time of his death had
been actively engaged in organising a new
company, the Miusouri Valley Fire Insur
Ac ojomimny.: The Baldwin company was
one of the strongest la the city and Mr.
Baldwin was one of the most prominent
insurance men of Omaha.
Mr. Baldwin was a trustee in the First
Presbyterian church and waa noted tor
his generosity., He was also, prominent in
social and fraternal circles, .being a member
.of the Omaha and Country clubs, an Elk
and a Mason. i
ilia daughter, Mrs. Yonson. ia jwostrated
YOU'LL find styles here in "Dorothy
Dodd'" that custom shops claim
are exclusive with them, and for which
they get exorbitant prices.; Our prices
are reasonable.
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Beautiful Tooth
There are but few people who have
them. Oood Teeth every one might have
If they would go to Dr. Bradbury. The
quickest, easiest and least painful are
the only methods employed by us and
hundreds of our patients, both in and
out of the city, will gladly tell you about
the good denial work and our up-to-date
ways of doing things. Crowns and bridge
work from $5.00 per tooth. Plates that
fit from $4 00 to $12.50. Painless extrac
tion of teeth. Nerves of teeth removed
without hurting you. Work warranted
ten vears. .
DR. BRADBURY, THE DENTIST
1500 rarnain St. Phone D. 1754
17 years same location.
ONLY TWO THINGS
are necessary to preserve for
ever the life of your hair;
good sense in buying and good
judgment in applying Won
der Dandruff Cure, your har
der Dandruff Cure. Your
barber knows how to do it.
Single application 15c; 10 oz.
bottle $1.00.
A Veritable Carnival of Bargains
Every Day This Week
The home of
Queen Qual
ity Women's
Shoes.
The best.
HAYOE
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THE RELIABLE STORI
See the New
Crown Jewel
I Tailor Suits
$2 5
Magnificent Bargain Offerings Tues
day in bur Busy Coat and Suit Dept.
$25.00 New Fall Tailor Suits, $151,000 of them in the
lot. New fabrics, new styles, new colorings, nil sizes.
They were made to soil nt $25, choice $15.00
Long Seal Flush and Carri
cul Coats Are lined
throughout, worth $30.00,
on sale at $19.90
Children's School Dresses
All sizes, 6 to 14 years,
regular values. .. .$1.29
Rain and Auto Coats Silk
and moire, all colors, $15
and $18 values, at. $9.90
Children's Bear Skin Coats
Sizes 1 to 6 years; regu
lar values to $4.00, your
choice $1.95
Long Silk Kimonos Pret
ty designs; worth $5.00, on
sale nt $2.95
Ladies' Wool Sweaters
lied, white or gray, grent
snap, at $1.95
Men's Uniform Shirts
Signal Brand California
Flannel Shirts, $3.50 and
$4 values, on sale Tuesday
nt ...... $2.50 and $3
Men's Coat Sweaters
And Cardigan Jackets, big
line of samples; values to
$7.00, your choice for
$1.98, $2.98, $3.98
Rousing Silk Bargains for Tuesday
36-inch and 27-inch Dress and Waisting Silks, in messa
lines, peau de cygnes, taffetas, etc., all latest Weaves
and colorings; regular values to $1.25 a yard, RQp
on sale Tuesday, per yard yO C
TudaSTPin0,air Famous Bomcsfic Room
Tuesday
11-4 brown, very heavy Lamb's
wool Vermont Blanket, only 46
pairs left, regular price $9.00
aa long as they last
only .$0.05
Edison A 12-4 very heavy wool
Knapp Cotton Blanket; regular
price $2.50, on sale . . 81.70
Blankets Cribs, 12V4c, lc, 39c,
60c up to 81.23
Cotton Blankets, 45c, 69c, 69c,
75c up to $3.00
Flannelettes, worth 16c ...10
Batts, 6c, 7 He, 8 He, 10c, 12 He
up to 81.25
Klmena Fleece; regular 18o qual
ity 12V4
Flannelettes, worth 12V4,7Hc
Outing Flannels, worth 10c. .5
Outing Flannels, worth 12 Vic,
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Outing Flannels, worth 15o
Extra specials In sheets. ' ''
Extra specials In sheetings.
Extra specials In Cases.
Extra specials la Linens.
Put Up Your Pears low
Our second carload of Kelfer Pears Is in and will go on sale Tues
day, These are the finest kind for preserving and less than half
the price of any other klnd--Tuesday, V4 bushel basket 55
Hampers, containing about Vl
bushels $1.05
Green Peppers for pickle, per
market basket 35
19 lbs. best Granulated Sugar 91
Green Tomatoes buy now, per
market basket 17s
All Monday's prices on vege
tables, butter, cheese and crackers.
DON'T
FORGET
TRY HAYDEU'S FIRST
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will rent .iai vacant house, fill
those vacant rooms, or seoare
boarders on short not.ee, at very
small coat to you. Try It. :
FISTULA Pay When CURED
All Kectal Diseases cured without a surgical
operation. No Chloroform, fcther or other gen
eral aneasthetic used. CURE GUARANTEED
to last a LIFE-TIME. "kxamination vrbb.
WRITS FOR BOOK ON PILES AND RECTAL DISEASES WITH TESTIMONIALS
DR. C R. TARRY. 224 Be Building, Omaha. Nebraska
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Dentistry
tvTafrs Denial Rooms
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October Weddings
Sterling Silver Is always acceptable.
We have many handsome pieces this
season at very moderate prices:
Olive Fork or Spoon $1.25, $1.60.
Cream Ladles $1.50, $2.00, $2.60.
Sugnr Spoons $1.60, $1.75, $2.00.
Gravy Ladles $4.60, $6.00. Napkin
Kings, pair, $4.00, $4.50, $5.00.
We can tell you more if you spend
a few minutes in our store.
LOOK FOR THE NAME.
S. W. LINDSAY, Jewelet
1516 Douglas Street.
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by the news of her father's death. -
The funeral will be held from the resi
dence at 1:30 o'clock Tuesduy.
Rev. Dr. Jenks of the First Presbyterian
church will be in charge of the services.
Interment will be made in Forest Lawn
cemetery. v
The following will act as pallbearers:
Fred Mets. Luther Kountse, Charles .Hard
ing, W. T. lijblnson. A. O. Beeson and
Juhn Dohertv.
pony saw mill, llo.uOO; nub store building,
$i'..0e0; brick dry kiln, tilMn; chemical stor
age building. t'-.'O0; varnish shop un, Hind
blunt. M.fi: John Srheel, 37U Martha,
frame dwelling, fl.2iX; HuftlnKn tc lieylen,
222t Mouth Fourteenth, frame dwelling, :,(RW.
A Uiatrraii Wound I
rendered antiseptic by Bucklen's Arnica i
Salve, the healing wonder for sores, burns, '
piles, eczema and salt rheum. 25c. For j
sale by Beaton Irug Co. j
Uallillutf Permits.
William Crutchfleld, 1010 Capitol avenue,
brick store, UMU; O. W. Preston. ',24
iHtdtte. alterations, VTsiO: J. W. Reynolds,
rilrt Wirt, alterations. tuOft; II. O. Harrisun,
8219 Woolworth avenue, frame dwelling,
i.ijuO? l'nlun Pacific Hailruad comimnv.
t'nlon Pacific shop (rounde, mill building, carefully searched. Two men have been ar-
$!00,m; . addition to round house, tai.ouo; I rested.
Gold Stolen from Mall Pa or a. I
SEATTL.K. Wash., Oct. I. The mail '
pouches on the steamer Oily of Seattle
from Skagway were robbed of an unknown :
amount o( gold last night, all the bani i
being slit open. When the steamship J
reached the pier today the passenger were
allowed to leave one at a time, after beln
4th,
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5th, 7th and 8th
Cars Soaring Any of tha Following Cigns
Run Direct To Grounds
North Twenty-Fourth St.. 30th and Fort,
Cemetery, Florence
We will endeavor to furnish sufficient service to
accommodate all who may desire to attend
Omaha & Council Bluffs Street
Railway Company