THE DEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, OCTOBEIt 8, 1910.
OMAHA'S (GREATEST
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Offers the Highest Class and Most Fashionable Clothes and Furnishing
Goods at Extraordinary Special Prices for Saturday
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Special Prices on Newest Arrivals
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Men's Shirts, Underwear,
Sweater Coats, Neckwear
IIraiilfl Stores show the largest variety and the
most fashionable and dependable quality of men's up-to-date
furnishings in Omaha.
Men's Extra Heavy
Fleece Lined Under
shirts and Drawers1
TjOc and 75c values, at,
ciich 39c
Men's Fall Derby Rib
bed Shirts and Draw
ers; worth up to $1.23,
nt 39c 50c and 75c
Men's Lanibswool
Shirts and Drawers
Vorth up to $1.75, at,
98c and 81.25
Men's Munsing Union Suits, nt $1 to $4.50
Men's and Boys' Lined and Unhned Gauntlet
Gloves and Mittens, . . .50c 75c and 98c
Men's $1.50 Ribbed Union Suits, at $1.00
Men's High Grade Negligee and
Outing Shirts, pleated and
plain bosoms, worth $1.50 and
I1.7B, at -$1.00
Men's 75c and $1.00 Fall Negli
gee and Outing Shirts, at 50
All the new styles of Men's
Manhattan Shirts for fall
t $1.50 to $3.50
All the Men's Fine Dress Shirts,
plain and pleated bosoms,
$2.50 values for .. . . .$1.50
Men's 40c Imported Silk Neck-
, wear, at .. . 25f .
Men's 35c French Lisle Suspenders, pair, at....l)
Men's 75c Outing Flannel Night Shirts, at 50t
Men's and Boys' 7Pc and $1 Sample Sweater Coats
t 49
Men's and Boys' Worsted Sweater Coats
t 98 and $1.50
Men's Hand Made Sweater Coats and Vests, worth up
to 18, at $2.50. $3.50 and $4.08
BRANDEIS STORES
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For nearly thirty years Brandeis
Stores have been outfitting the men of
Omaha. We know what the best
dressed men in this city demand, and
we can and do satisfy more men than
ryiy other store in Omaha.
Every man who comes to this store can
be perfectly fitted and thoroughly satisfied.
MAirni?!T5
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We sell the best makes of clothes
for men that are made in America.
Rogers-Peet Hand Tailored Overcoats and
Suits are the work of the best tailors In
New York $21.00 to $45.00
Hlrsch-Wlckwlre Clothes are specially adapted
for well dressed, young business men, now
.. $21.00 A $45.00
Renwlck System Suits are the best med
ium priced suits made.
B raivw.lsnal
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Buy Your New Fall Suit Here Sat'day
If you find that a suit or an over
coat at a moderate price is what you want
for your everyday wear, let us suggest:
Wear a Better Suit at a
Medium Price
We positively offer you bet
ter suits in every way than you
can buy anywhere else at these
prices. You will actually save
$2.50 to $5.00 on every suit or
overcoat at
$10
and
I'iir&sfJ jywifi
Join the army of well dressed men.
Wear clothes that mark you as a suc
cessful, up-to-date man.
Here are the Renwick System
Overcoats and Suits
These are clothes that make
you look right, and feel right
any place and in any company.
Have all the style and appear
ance of good tailor-made
clothes. Three special groups
at-
$18
$20
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The Best Boys Suits Overcoats
Hoys' and Children's Combination Suits One coat
and- two pair of knickerbocker pants; all for
the price of one suit; extra good AQ C
materials, at vOOvf
Hoys' Blue Serge Combination Suits A very good,
all wool, blue serge suit with an extra pair of
Knickerbocker pants free. Best offer
for boys ever made
55
Boys' Well-made, Stylish Overcoats
Made with military collars, convertible
collars or Presto collars. Everything that
is strictly new and fashionable very well
tailored, at
$2.08, $3.98, $5 and $7.50
n
Sntrano
Old
tore,
Main
Floor.
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WW Willi
Styles that are New
Men's Fall Hats
The Hrandel Special
The Young Man's Hat
Here's the Brandeis Spe
cial a dashing hat for
the dressy young men.
It's a medium weight
telescope with the
broad, flat pencil edge
brim. Your choice in
colors of pearl, tan,
brown, stone and black.
This, like all of our
new fall blocks, is dis
tinctive In style and ex
ceptional In va'.iie.
Price $2.00
Imported English Derbies, $3.oU values, nt,
each $2.50
The Famous John B. Stetson Soft and Stiff
Hats, at, each $3.50
Eoys' Hats, latest fall styles. .49c and 08c
Children's Hats and Caps for School Wear,
at, each S5c 49c 9Sc and $1.50
The Biggest Assortment of Suit Caaea, Valises
and Trunks In Omaha Moderately priced.
Men's Shoes
Shoes thai are made on lasts that
dress your foot correctly and
give you absolute comfort along
with serviceable wear, pair, at
$3.50 and $4.00
Men's Shoes $2.50
The best and most honestly
made shoes ever sold at this price
In Omaha. A new pair or your
money back for any pair that does
not give absolute satisfaction.
BRANDEIS STORES
f Parsonages of -.the Royal Court of King Ak-Sar-Ben-XVI , ,
Board of
Joseph barker.
C. K. Black.
Charles D. Hoaton.
Knill Krandfla.
K. llucktnxham.
C. H. Courtney.
Governor.
Could Diets.
H. J. Penfold.
O. H. Pickens.
J. C. Root.
A. C. Cmlth.
W. U Yetter.
Former Board Member.
Kdgar Allen.
K. M. Hartlett.
W. it Bennett.
V,. K. Bryson..
T. H. Caldwell.
Clement C. Chase.
George B. Cronk.
J. M. Cudahy.
W. Lysle Dlrkey.
Thomaa A. Fry.
AVilliain Qlas.
Matthew A. Hall;
James M. Hendrt.
Ilcbert O. Howe.
AValter 8. Jardine.
W. J. C, Kenyon.
O. D." Klpllnser.
I. . I.. ' Kountze.
II. Vance Lano.
A. J, Ixve.
J. O. Martin.
V. II. McCord.
Fred Metz.
F. J. Morlarty.
A. It. Noyes.
K. V. Peck.
M. C. Peters.
Al Powell.
I4. M. Hheem.
C. N. Robinson.
Pudlev Smith.
Mel Uhl.
J. E. Utt.
ieorge K. West.
Gurdon W. Wattlea
K. S. Wtleox.
C. M. Wilhelm.
Klaa Who Have Ruled.
K M. Bartlett.
CuBper K. Yost.
Kdward P. Peck,
Jt. S. Wilcox.
W. U. Mcltugh.
V. A. Naah.
II. J. Penfold.
T. A. Fry.
Honorable Eqorrrle.
H. Burkingham, grand master of cero-
monlea; Frant o. Koogh, eguerry-tn-chlet.
Fred Met.
Charles H. Pickens.
Curdon W. Wattles.
Oould Diets.
V. B. Caldwell.
Will I.. Yetter.
Arthur C. Smith.
Wilson Austin.
Paul Beaton.
B. F. Black.
11. T. Burns,
t. Burns, Jr.
Harry' S. Byrne
I teniae Barkalow,
Richard Baum.
Hal Brady.
Moshter Colpetzer.
Klmer Cope.
11. W, Cotton.
K. A. Cudahy. Jr.
Colt O. Campbell.
T. U Davis.
Victor Dietz
Rofoert linnlng.
(ieorge J. Duncan.
Frank A. Furay.
Herbert French.
Arthur P. Guiou.
J. K. George.
Paul C. tlallagher.
Fred 1'. Hamilton.
W.llard I). Hoaford.
Wyley Hater.
R. H. Manley.
A. A. McClure.
F. J. McShane. Jr.
Charles K. Metz.
Barton Millard.
K.ra Millard.
I.. C. Naah.
Robert V. Patrick.
Ralph Peters.
Frank Pollard.
Jinn W. itedlck.
Stanley Rosewater.
Walter Roberts.
Harry O. 8teel.
K. T. Swobe.
Gerald Wharton.
G. C. Wharton.
Victor White.
Frank Wilhelm.
Ben B. Wood.
Conrad Young.
H. W. Yatea, Jr.
Mlrlm Patterson.
Daphne Peters.
Katherine Powell.
Mary E. Richardson.
Mary Rogers.
Kva Smith.
Helen Smith.
Kdlth Thomas.
May Weaver.
Mlnnah Weber.
Gwendolen White.
MarKuerlte Wilcox.
Claire Helena Wood-ard.
1i;imU J. Haskell.
CARDINAL
'Joseph M. Baldriga.
BISHOP.
Ben Gallagher.
PAGE.
Robert Lane Buckingham.
per la I Maid of Moaor.
Dorothy Morgan. Gladys Peters.
Alice Carey McGrew. Nannie Page.
Blanche Klnsler.
Ruth l.atenser.
Margaret Le.
Kdlth Locke.
Ruth Lord.
Helen Matters.
Anna C. McCague.
Gertrude McCarthy,
Katherine McClana
han. Marie McShane.
Ruth Moorehead.
Kate Moores.
Josephine O'Neill.
Kdlth Patrick.
Maid of Honor Ootalde Omaha.
Miss Mabel Clark, Wayne, Neb.
MUw Helen Bodine, Chicago, 111.
Mia Ruth Baker, Lincoln.
Mlas Edna, Baker, Lincoln.
Mis Peggy Pollys, tit. Paul, Minn.
Miss Minna J. K. Hanson, Sioux City, la.
Miss Rachel Klncade, Kannus City, Mo.
MIbs Hazel Ford, Chicago, 111.
Miss Marcia Perkins, Fremont.
Miss B. I'nterkirrher, Martthfield, Wis.
Miss Vivian McMillan, St. Paul, Minn.
Miss Ethel Kirkman, Evanston, 111.
Miaa Beatrice Wilcox, Minneapolis, Minn.
Miaa Grace Bryan, Lincoln.
Miss Ethel Burket. Lincoln.
Mis Grace Shallenberger, Lincoln,
Miss June Brown, Kearney.
Miss Lucila Brown, Kearney.
Mis Ethel Abbot. Buffalo, N. Y.
Miss I,aura Plummer, Fort Crook. '
Miss Beatrice Hasel Oberfelder, Sidney.
Mitss Edna Dunn. Halt Lake City, Utah.
Miss Lillian Lane, bait Lake City, Utah.
Mis Fay C. Brlnlnger, Grand Island.
Miss Rene Redman, Salt I-ake City, Utah.
Miss Nellie Calvin, San Francisco, Cal.
Mlas Lois Don, Troy, N. Y.
Miss Ruth Holmes, Lincoln.
Miaa Marion Ackroyd, West Point.
Miss Katherine Conlln, West Point
Miss Helen Kendrlck, Chicago, III.
Mia Ellsa HaUey, K-llsabeth. N. J.
Miss Arabella T. Clarke, Fort Crook.
-Mlsa Rose L. Clarke. Fort Crook.
MIksj Margaret Loughran, Fort Omaha.
Miss Kathleen Doyle, Fort Omaha.
Miaa Margaret Langford, Fort Omaha.
Miss Reglna M. Farrell, Fort Omaha.
Mlas M. F. Loughborough, Fort Crook. '
Miss Mary Nesblt, Trkamah.
Miss Bessie Mencke, Tekamah.
Mlas Clara Karlen, Beemer.
MUa Ella F. Minier, Craig.
MIhs Barah Jane Yates. Craig.
Miss Pearl Kinney, Bloomfleld.
Miss Florence Thompson, Bancroft.
Miss Pearl Erwln. Bancroft.
Miss Elizabeth Ledden, Dunlap, la.
Miss Jennie Bourke, Dunlap, la.
Miss Opal Bryce, Emerson.
Mmi Hilda E. Turner, Emerson.
MIrs Nettie Gutterson, Broken Bow.
Miaa Frances Graas, Tabor, la.
Miss Haael Molyneux, Broken Bow.
Miss Ethel Pike. Tabor, la.
Miss Margaret Bates. New York City.
Ladle la Waltlasr of Omaha.
iK'rothy Stevens.
Mildred Roirers.
Eugenie Whltmor.
Agnes Burkley.
Louse Lord.
Olive Baker.
Elizabeth Pickens.
Helen Cudahy.
Frances Nash.
Louise Dinning.
Carolyn Barkalow,
, Former (taeca.
Melora Woolworth Ada Kirkendall
Fairfield.
Mae Dundy Iee.
Gertrude Kountse
Stewart.
Grace Allen Clark,
Ethel Morse.
Mildred Lomax.
Edith Smith Day.
Wharton.
Mary Lee McShane
Hosford.
Btargaret Wood
Cranmer.
Nathalie Merrlam
Millard.
Jean Cudahy.
Ela Cotton Magee. Brownie Bess Bauro.
Bessie Brady Davis.
Pace to Kla.
Wadlelgh Barton, Crown Bearer to
the King.
Ray Millard. Wiilard Millard.
Paces to tsMa,
Oracle O'Brien, Crown Bearer to the
Queen.
Ludovlo Crofoot Jamee Bancker.
Maid.
Mlssea
I.nuise Bennett.
Hara Bourke.
Anna Bourke.
Ruth Brandeis.
klargaret Busch.
Esther Byrne.
Mabel Christy.
Elisabeth Cungdon.
iura Dale.
Martha I 'ale.
Helen Dav.s.
Laabolla Doyle.
f Honor.
May Eastman.
Helen Forbos.
Isabel French.
I essle Fry,
Marion Funkhouser.
Amy Gilmore.
Hilda Hammer.
Ruth Harding.
Ruth Hitchcock.
Eun.ce Howell.
Eloise Jenks.
lura Jotdan.
Alice Kenaard. ,
Mesdames
Joseph Barker.
W. F. Baxter.
A. J. Beaton.
J. 11. Beaton.
W. B. T. Belt.
H. H. Brandeis.
W. It. Hynes.
W. 8. Hemphill.
Carl Herring.
Harry Judson.
II. '. Jordan.
F. W. Judson.
A. F. Jonas.
A. W. Jeffrey.
Ralph Breckeniidge. George Johnston.
Francis A. Brogan. Charles Karbach.
w. it, Huehols. George H. Kelly.
Frank Bovd.
Ward Burgess.
11. it. Hldrlge
D. A. Baum.
C. E. Black.
Denise Barkalow.
C. G. Campbell.
will A. Campbell.
A. W. Carpenter.
Moshler Colpetzer.
B. W. Cotton.
Joseph M. Cudahy.
. ts. coieman.
E E. Crane.
Charles F. Crowley
B. S. Caldwell.
H. L. Cummlnga
8. Carlisle.
W. H. Cowln.
B. B. Davis.
T. I Davla.
Gould Diets.
E. W. Dixon. v
N. P. Iode. Jr.
O. W. Dunn.
Eugene Duval.
John L. Kennedy.
A. C. Kennedy.
Luthor L. Kountze.
Charles T. Kountze.
E. E. Klplinger.
R. L. Huntley.
Richard Kitchen.
A. J. Love.
B. E. MeOague.
K. H, Manley.
F. T. B. Martin.
0. K. McCune.
J. R. McDonald.
W. D. McHugh.
B. Lee McShane.
E. J. McVann.
1. A. Medlar.
Arthur Mela.
Fred Mela
P. W. Mikesell.
Erra Millard.
Charles Malony.
E. It. McMahon.
Harley Moorhead.
John Madden.
8. F. Miller.
E. T. Swobe.
Conrad Spens.
Floyd M. Smith.
H. A. Tukey.
E. C. Twamley.
N. B. Updike.
Ray C. Wagner.
Frank Walters.
Mlssen
Genevieve Baldwin.
M. Butterfteld.
Belle Dewey.
Kate McHugh.
Ijoulse McPherson.
Jessie Millard.
May Weaver.
Blanch Sorenson.
E. L. Potter.
Guy H. Pratt.
Joseph Polcar.
John A. Redick.
A. L. Reed.
A. Remington.
De Forrest Richards.
Victor Rosewater.
C. C. Rosewater.
E. A. Sears.
A. C. Smith.
C. E. Smith.
Floyd M. Smith.
E. H. Sprague.
Adolph Storz.
George W. Sumner.
Charles Sherman.
C. B. Smyth.
Ladle In Waiting Ootside Omaha.
Mrs. W. T. Llllebrant, Fort Leavenworth,
Kan.
Mrs. J. 8. Switzer. Fort Crook.
Mrs. William N. Haskell. Fort Omaha.
Mrs. J. P. Bubb. Fort Omaha,
Mrs. W. F. L. Hartigan, Fort Omaha.
Mrs. W. Q. Stlverson, Fort Omaha,
Mrs. Owen C. Flak. Fort Ornaha.
Mrs. Roy Smith. Fort Omaha.
Mrs. C. H. Fain ham. Fort Omaha.
Mrs. Laura Hentig, Fort Crook.
Mrs. Harry W. Morganthaler, Cleveland.
Mrs. William H. Powell, Fort Omaha.
Mrs. Bebring C. Megill Fort Omaha
Mrs. Jennie Harrison, Fort Crook.
Mis. D. H. Scott. Fort Leavenworth, Kan.
Mrs. J. R. Golden, Nebraska City.
Mrs. F. B. Williams, Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. Thomaa Plunkett, Jr., Chicago.
Mrs. Lester S. Biidahan. Denver.
Mrs. Lyman Peck, Calhoun.
Mrs. C. B. Towle, Lincoln.
Mrs. J. It. Burnham, Lincoln.
Mrs. H. C. Currier, Sioux City.
Mrs. F. W. Currier, Minneapolis.
Mrs. Fred Whittemore, Lincoln.
Mrs. Bert Smith. Spokane, Wash.
Mrs. I. L. Riggs, Spokane, Waah.
Mlas Emma Kennard. Lincoln.
Mrs. Olive Watson. Lincoln.
Mrs. C. W. Shinn, Lincoln.
Mrs. R.-C. Head. Jefferson-, la.
Mrs. J. A. McDoifgall, Chicago.
Mrs. Robert II. Joyce Lincoln.
Mrs. Lew Marshall, Lincoln.
Mrs. F. C. Laad, Lincoln.
Mrs. George Proudflt, Uncoln.
Miss S. S. Hayden, Lincoln.
Mrs. H. H. Moecker, Qulncy, 111.
Mrs. F. E. Lonas, London, England.
Mrs. J. F. Brunagh, St. Louts.
Mrs. E. Howell, Sioux City.
Mrs. Chauncey Abbott, Schuyler.
Ladle of Court Of Omaha.
Osgood T. Eastman E. E. Muffltt.
Jay D. Foster.
Ueriit Fort.
K. F. Folda.
J. C. French
C. C. George.
G. H. GHli-apl.
J. M. Ouiid.
F. W. Harwood.
F. A. Nash.
Louis C. Nash. .
Leonora Nelson.
1. J. O'Brien.
Fred Pafftnrath.
George N. Peek.
J. I. Penfold.
M. C. Patera,
Mesdames
F.dgar Allen.
T. W. Aust!n.
A. V. Kinsler.
S. D. Barkalow.
Milton T. Barlow.
J. E. Baum.
Mary Beaton.
C. E. Bedwell.
C. C. Belden.
W. R. Bennett.
J. B. Blanchard.
John 8. Brady.
Arthur Brandeis.
H. K. Burket.
R. B. Busch.
T. C. Byrne.
E. Buckingham.
E. M. Bartlett.
H. E. Burnham.
J. N. Baldwin.
A. O.- Beeaon.
V. B. Caldwell.
Clement C. Chase.
Herman Conn.
David Cole.
Frank Colpetzer.
E. A. Cudahy.
H. L. Cummlngs.
James C. Dahlman.
F. H. Davis.
W. M. Davidson.
C. N. Diets.
L. A. Diets.
J. J. Donahue.
J. F. Flack.
J. C. French.
Thomas A. Fry.
Ben Gallagher.
Harold C. Glfford.
Robert Gilmore.
. ' M. Hitchcock.
M. A. Hall.
George L. Hammer,
harlea Harding.
C. 8. Hay ward.
J. M. Hendiie.
R. C. Howe.
R. C. Hayes.
F. T. Hamilton.
C. E. Johannes.
W. 8. Jardine.
George Joelya.
Jiwvph Kelley.
William Kennedy.
O. D. Klplinger.
Caover kl Yost.
F. P. Kirkendall.
W. H. Koenig
Mrs. L. II. Korty.
Albert Krug.
J. P. Lord.
Z. T. Llndsey.
W. B. Millard.
J. A. Monroe.
C. F. McGrew.
Emma B. Manchester.
C. F. Manderson.
J. O. Martin.
W. H. McCord.
T. W. McCullough.
E. O. McGllton.
Charles Metz.
Rome Miller.
A. L. Mohler.
James H. Morton.
W. H. Munger.
M. R. Murphy.
W. H. Murray.
H. M. McClanahan.
A. B. McClanahan.
G. W. Megeath.
Reba Morgan.
E. W. Naah.
F. 8. Owen.
Charles Offutt.
George S, Powell.
H. E. Palmer.
J. N. H. Patrick.
Kdward P. peck.
H. J. Penfold.
M. C. Peters. ,
C. H. Pickens.
Al. Powell.
W-alter T. Page.
R. Rosensweig.
C. N. Robinson.
A. B. Homers.
A. Crittenden Smith.
B. F. Thomas.
J. W. Thomaa
P. J. Tags-art.
G. H. HummeL
Mel Uhl.
J. E. I'tt
A. J. Vlerllng.
O W. Wattles.
It 8. Wilcox.
C. M. Wilhelm.
John R. Webster.
George F. West.
Victor White.
B T White,
ti. W, Yale.
Ladle of the Court Outside Omaha.
Mrs. Daniel J. Carr, Fort Omaha.
Mrs. Harry L. Gilchrist, Fort Omaha.
Mrs. Margaret Gilchrist, Fort Omaha.
Mrs. Reynolds J. Burt, Fort Omaha.
Mrs. Walter L. Clarke, Fort Omaha.
Mrs. Flora W. Clarke, Fort Omaha.
Mm. William H. Oury, Fort Omaha.
Mrs. Alfred T. Clifton,' Fort Omaha.
Mrs. E. B. Bolton, Fort Crook.
Mrs. S. W. Noyes, Fort Crook.
Mrs. C. W. McMillan, Fort Crook.
Mrs. Joseph T. Clarke, Fort Crook.
Mrs. Guy H. B. Smith, Fort Crook.
Mrs. J. F. Chenoweth, Fort Crook.
Mrs. W. V. Iwls. Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. W. E. Belcher, Kansas City, Mo.
Miss Agnea Saunders, Lincoln.
Mrs. J. J. Ulbnon, Hollywood, Cat.
Mrs. W. II. Burns, Annapolis, Md.
Mrs. A. D. Peters, Des Moines, la..
Mrs. Charles Callahan, Sidney.
Mrs. William A. McGaskell, Salt Lake
City. Utah.
Mrs. Charles Booth, Beemer.
Mrs. J. F. Wilcox, Minneapolis Minn.
Mrs. W. H. Harris. Ogden, Utah.
Mrs. Thomas E. Connor, Evanaton, 111.
Mrs. Edward McComas, Berwyn. '
Mrs. David Dudley Livingstone, Chicago,
111.
Mrs. J. H. Featherstone, Spokane, Wash.
Mrs. George Hsfford, Spokane, Wash.
Mrs. William Eiwanger, Spokane, Wash.
Mrs. J. C. Thorp, Lunk, Wyo.
Mrs. W. J. Bryan, Lincoln.
Mrs. A. C. Shallenberger, Lincoln.
Mrs. Norris Brown, Kearney.
Mrs. E. J. Burkett, Lincoln.
Mrs. G. L. Sheldon, Nehawka.
Mrs. McMonnles, Tekamah,
Mrs. Jlartigan, Lincoln.
Mrs. George P. Moore, Knox, Ind.
Mrs. T. W. Hull, Colorado Springs, Colo.
Mme. Leona Morel, Paris, France.
Mrs. C. W. Brlnlnger, Grand Island.
Mrs. Theodore Plunkett, Chicago HI.
Mrs. A. M. Putnam, Lincoln.
Mrs. A. W. Jerrems, Chicago, III.
Officers of the V. S. Army Present.
Brigadier General Frederick A. Smith,
commandin Department of the Missouri.
PERSONAL STAFF.
Captain A. LaRue Christie, Eighth In
fantry, A. D. C.
DEPARTMENT STAFF.
Major William P. Burnham, chief of
staff.
Major Harry C. Hale, adjutant general.
Major Omar Bundy, Inspector general.
Captain Maar O'Connor, Judge advocate.
Lieutenant Colonel Daniel h,. McCarthy,
chief quartermaster.
Lieutenant Colonel Frank F. Eastman,
chief commissary.
Colonel William W. Gray, medical corps.
Milnr Herbert M. Lord, chief paymaster.
Major Edward H. Bchula, chief engineer
nfflr-.r.
Major Daniel J. Carr, chief signal offi
cer.
Contract Surgeon William xl. tuunsey,
attending surgeon.
QUARTERMASTERS DEPARTMENT.
Captain Frank C. Boilea, Omaha depot.
SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT.
Captain Tllman Campbell, commissary.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
Colonel John M. Banister, medical corps.
Major Joseph T. Clarke, medical corps.
Major Leigh A. Fuller, medical corpa.
Major Harry L. Gilchrist, medical corps.
Major John A. Murtagh, medical corps.
Major James W. Van Duaen, medical
corps.
Captain James nourae, meaicaj curpa.
Captain Edward M. Talbott, medical
corps.
First Lieutenant wido ju. woo per, meaicai
corps.
First Lieutenant uwen u. risa, meaicai
corps.
First Uieutenani tuut joie, 1110104 re
serve corpa.
First Lieutenant John R- Bradley, medi
cal residence corp.
. PAY DEPARTMENT.
Captain William K. Jones, paymaster.
Captain William T. Wilder, paymaster.
Captain Harold Hammond, paymaster.
SIGNAL CORPS.
Major Daniel J. Carr.
Captain Carl F. Hartmann.
Captain Reynolds J. Burt.
Captain Walter L. Clarke.
Captain Alfred T. Clifton.
First lieutenant William R. Standlford.
First Lieutenant Bebring Megill.
First Lieutenant Wtlliam N. Haskell.
First Lieutenant W. H. Smith.
First Lieutenant B. C Leasure.
U. 8. ENGINEER CORPS.
Captain Laurence V. Frasler.
SEVENTH U. 8. CAVALRT. ,
Colonel O-orge K. Hunter.
Major William J. Nicholson.
Captain Selah R. H. Tompklna.
Captain Francis H. Beach.
Captain Nathan K. Averill.
Captain Thomaa A. hobaru
Captain Percy W. Arnold.
Captain George Williams.
Captain Fltzh 'gh Lee,
Captain Evan H. Humphrey. ,
Captain James C. Rhea.
First Lieutenant Daniel H. Glenty.
First Lieutenant Archibald F. Commlskey.
First Lieutenant Philip W. Corbusler.
First Lieutenant William S. Wells.
First Lieutenant Ralph C. Caldwell.
First Lieutenant Frank P. Lahm.
Second lieutenant John K. Herr.
Second Lieutenant William C. F. Nichol
son.
iSecond Lieutenant Sumner M. Williams.
Second Lieutenant Carleton O. Chapman.
Second Lieutenant Dwight K. Bhurtleff.
Second Lieutenant Harry D. Chamberlln.
Second Lieutenant John J. Waterman.
Second Lieutenant Jack W. Heard.
Veterinarian Joseph R. Jefferia.
Veterinarian William C. Van Allstyne.
EIGHTH U. S. CAVALRT.
Chaplain William G. Stlverson.
FIFTEENTH U. a CAVALRT.
Captain William T. Llttlebrant
Captain William T. Johnson.
First Lieutenant Philip Mowry.
Second Lieutenant Ellwood ft. Hand.
Second lieutenant Iceland Wadsworth, jr.
Second Lieutenant Thomas De W. Milling.
FIFTH V. S. FIE1D ARTILLERY.
Ceptain Wright Smith.
Second Lieutenant Telesphor O. Oott-
schalk.
Second Lieutenant Harold K. Miner.
U. 8. COAST ARTILLERY CORP
First Lleutensnt Ralph D. Bates.
THIRD U. S. INFANTRY.
Captain William H. Oury.
FO"RTH U. a INFANTRY.
Colonel Edwin B. Bolton.
Captain Guy H. B. Smith.
Captain John S. Switzer.
Captain John H. Hughes.
Captain Carl A. Martin. '
Captain Campbell E. Babccclc
Captain Samuel W. Noyes.
Captain Lawrence P. Butler.
First Lieutenant Charles Abel.
First Lieutenant John K. Cowan.
First Lieutenant Clarence H. Famham.
First Lieutenant John Scott
First lieutenant Robert D. Goodwin.
Chaplain John F. Chenoweth.
First Lieutenant Reginald H. Kelley.
First Lieutenant Campbell B. Hodgea.
Second Lieutenant Arthur W. Lane.
iSecond Lieutenant William 8. Weeks.
Second Lieutenant John P. Bubb.
Second Lieutenant Walter F. L. Har
tlgan. Second Lieutenant William E. SelMe.
Second Lieutenant Edward O. Taylor.
Second lieutenant John H. Muncaster.
Second Lieutenant Charles T. Griffith.
Second Lieutenant Georg W. C. Whiting.
Second Lieutenant Raymond D. Smith. -
ELEVENTH U. S. INFANTRY.
Major Daniel B. Devore.
THIRTEENTH V. 8. INFANTRY.
Colonel Robert H. It Loughborough.
Chaplain Henry Swift.
Captain Frederick W. Fuger.
Captain William M. Fassett
Captain Henry 8. Wygant.
Captain Peyton O. Clark.
Captain Paol X Galleher.
First Lieutenant Russell C. Hand.
First Lieutenant John 8. Chambers.
First Lieutenant Leighton Powell.
First Lieutenant Oscar K. Tolley.
First Lieutenant Ben F. RJstlne.
First Lieutenant Edward H. Tarbutton.
Second Lieutenant David H. Scott.
Second Lieutenant Owen S. Allbrlght
Second Lieutenant Everett D. Barlow, jr.
Second Lieutenant Agard H. Bailey.
Second Lieutenant James W. Pay ton.
Second' Lieutenant Courtney H. Hodgea.
Second Lieutenant Guy L Howe.
Reception
Donald Adams;
E. M. Andreeaen.
T. W. Austin.
W. O. Bridges.
M. T. Barlow.
J. E. Baum.
W. F. Baxter.
A. J. Beaton.
J. H. Beaton.
C. E. Bedwell.
A. G. Beeaon.
C. C. Belden.
W. B. T. Belt.
E P. Berryman.
Frank Boyd.
John 8. Brady.
Arthur D. Brandeis.
Ralph Breckeniidge.
F. A. Brogan.
W. H. Buchola,
H. K. Burket
Ward Burgeaa.
Dan B. Butler.
Thomas C. Byrne.
Dr W. J. Bradbury
ii. H. Baldrlge.
Committee.
H. E. Burnham.
F. M. Blish.
8. S. Caldwell.
A. W. Carpenter.
Clement C. Chaaa,
Herman Cohn.
J. Clark Colt
David Cole.
Frank Colpetzer.
J. C. Cowln.
T. B. Coleman.
Z. D. Clark.
8. 8. Carlisle.
James C. Dahlman.
Dr. B. B. Davla.
red H. Davis.
William M. Davidson
C. N. Diets.
B. W. Dixon.
Luther Drake.
O. W. Dunn.
Eugene Duval.
H. O. Edwards.
O. T. Eastman.
E. M. Fairfield.
F. W. Fitch.
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