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BUCKETSIIOPS KNOCKED OUT!
Judge Hunger Renders Injunction
Againit Returns.
BARS H. E. GOOCH COMPACT
f irm from f bCcaaro Hoard f Trade H-
alia In Order Rrstralalac
narkrtahapa from
Uettlas Bfporti.
nucketshnpptns In Umthi and Unooln
received a quletim Tuesday afternoon Kh'n !
Judge Munirer handed down an injunction
iKKlnst the ue of the C'ldcaso Hoard of
Trade return The Injunction I let) analnt
Herbert CJooch, I B. Tobln. William
'lendennen and the H. K. Uooch com
pany. The result of thl writ wai that no uraln
quotation were chalked up Wednesday In
the Oooch office In Omaha, either In the
Hoard of Trade building or the Brandela
building;. A stock market report ai being
put up, but this la of comparatively little
Interest to local playera In bucket shops.
Omaha grain men belonging to the Grain
exchange rejoiced at the court order.
The prosecution waa nbt of their Initia
tion, but the plaintiff for tne writ was the
Chicago Board of Trade, which filed suit
some weeko ago. J urine Munger holds In
his declxlon, which waa handed down at
Lincoln, that the defendants must know
whence come their quotations, "but not
withstanding this they keep silent as to
their source. The respondents deny that
they receive their quotations from the Chi
cago Board of Trade sources, but this de
nial Is not supported by sufficient evi
dence." The Oooch bscketshop circuit Is the only
large one operating In this section and so
far as known has the only bucketshops re
cently running In Omaha.
The Grain exchange election today prom
ises to be an quiet an affair a has al
ready been forecasted.
Idaho Man Says
Twin Falls Will
Be Metropolis
Many Idaho Eoosteri Found at Local
Hotels Every Day in the
Week.
"The people of Tw.n Kails, Idaho, must
have plenty of money for railroad fare,"
remarked Joe Keenun. manager of the
lnhaw hotel, "for there is scarcely a day
that somebody from Twin FalW does not I
register here and. of course, some of the
Twin Falls fellows must go to other Omaha
hotels, thus swelling the representation
from that bustling Idaho burg. I have ob
served that theso Idaho fellows always
seem to be well supplied with money they
are never guilty of cataloguing themselves
as cheap travelers. When we see an Idaho
man come in, we know he Is a good fel
low." John T. Brpwn, a Twin Falls booster, has
been at the Ilenshaw several days. He Is
not only a Twin Kails booster, but an all-
around Idaho booster, as welt, and It Is
never too lute nor too early for him to
sing the praises of his state. , Twin Kalis
la going to make a city of metropolitan
proportions tome day, so Mr. Brown saya,
and ho bases his .predlctio on the tact
that splendid productive region lies trib
utary to the town.
"We look upon Omaha as our gateway,"
suld Mr. Brown, "and I am always glad
to come here on a visit. We of Idaho can
help Omaha and Omaha can help us," he
continued.
Mr. Brown expressed himself as being
thoroughly In accord with the land allow
proposition Inltluted by The Omaha Bee
and Twentieth Century Farmer, and ho
predicts that it will be of vast benefit
to the went ax a means of Inducing new
aUler to Investigate.
"InvestlKatkn Is all that Is needed," Mr.
Brown vouchsafed, "for If the people of
the east and middle west could only know
the opportunities Idaho offers, there would
bi a general westward exodus. Idaho la not
exclusively a mineral stare, us many un
lnlormed persons auxunie, but on the other
hand It Is a nplendid agricultural and hor
ticultural section. Of courne, everybody
knows of our prominence in sheep raising.
All other kinds of live stock do equally
well. True, we ure strong on mineral, but
uilneial Is not all, by a big majority."
f. W. Walls Is another enthusiastic Twin
Falls booster, registered at the Loyal. Hev
vi ut other Idahoans are also registered at
various Omaha hotels.
A Horrible Urals
letults from decaying lungs. Cure Coughs
said Weak Lungs with lr. King's New
Lilwovery. Wo and 11.00. For sale by
Beaton Urug Co.
Triple Hasgisg at savllle.
NASH V'lLLK, Tenn.. Nov. Muses Cook.
a white man. and Love Bond and John I
hasson. negroes, were hanged this morning
at s-inrtne at the state prlmm near this
city. All were convicted of murder.
Winter Russet
.,
The shoe of the season for
mart dressers will be our
Winter Russets.
We've the "Swagger" styles
In Oxfords or in high cut
lace or Blucher models. -
All the tiew features la
perforated vamps (an, but
tons and tan lares. High
cut models In Waterproof
tans, medium or heavy soleg.
03.50
04.00 to
S5.00
Young men. If you're look
ing for something that's swell
iu Winter Kusset Shoes, turn
your feet In t his direction.
FRY SHOE CO.
lata bad Zoo.gl) Streets.
If eat
Satnr&ar
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of
Ostrloh
Plume.
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of Msn'
Orercowt
and
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and
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Yomen's Suits and Long Coats
Specially Priced for Thursday
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Women's Up-to-Date
Tailored Tall
Suits, that are
worth $20 and
$22.50, $1 r
XtJ
Choice of Any
"F ashionseal"
Wool Suit in our
entire stock (al-
ways sell ' $ A
at $25) for...
Wowen's Smart
Long Winter
Coats, worth up to
$15, new colors
and styles, $A
V
Women's $18 and
$20 Silk and Wool
Dresses, $f A
IV
Women's Walking
Skirts, worth up to $8
for $5
Silk and Net Waists,
worth up to $7.60
at 83.08
Women's Kid Gloves Siloed
i
Women's Gloves French lambskin and Mocha, one and
two-clasp effects black, pray, tan, blue and iir
white. Fitted if desired at, pair '. VltUU
Women's One-Clasp English Walking Glove3 New. tans
and white,' all sizes, worth $1.25 pair bargain Qr
square at, pair
Women's Fall aed Yfintcr Weight Underwear
Women's Fine Ribbed Long Sleeve Corset Covers Tape
waist and neck, regular and out sizes, 25c quality; A.
special at ,. . .JUL
Women's Fine Ribbed Fleecy Lined Cotton Vests Atop
and Pants White, ecru and gray at, each. ...... . ttL
Fine French aad Gsrmin Val. Laces '-Insertions
Also dainty crochet, cluny and Armenian
effects new shipment worth up to 12Vc
yard at, yard ,
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Next Saturday
Is Our Great Sale of
All the Sample Lines
Gowns, ; Costumes,
Dinner Frocks
and Dresses
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Bought from a Fifth Ave., N. Y.,
Costume Manufacturer.
(owns that are actually
worth up to $100.00
go at
525
Many elaborate and artistic gowns
in the most stunning mid-season
designs.
Advance IMoticc
Nc7d Saturday
a v a m w w srss v v jsk. k m y
Thousands and Thousands of
OstrichPlumes i(
OF TIIE HIGHEST CHARACTER
The greatest bargains in beautiful wil
low plumes, in all colors, ever offered in
Omaha
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BRANDEIS STORES
Comp
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Shopping- Xlsswhsra 1 KtrT;no. I fl"
Yesterday's Announcement of the
Arrival of 1,000 Ilyman Coho
Ladies' Tailored Suits
crowded more business in our Ladies' Suit Section than
was ever recorded in a single dav before. IIYMAN
COHN, THE ARISTOCRAT OF NEW YORK LA
DIES' SUIT DESIGNERS, sends to our order all the
suits possible for him to make from the bulk of the ma
terials remaining after all orders have been filled. No
suit bears his name made to sell for less than $35.00,
while the average per garment Vuns as high as $45.00.
Every fabric popular for this season and every style known to
please the well dressed women of Omnha ts here In this beautiful
display of High Grade Suits. Including wide wale diagonals, heavy
serges, two-toned materials and Scotch mixtures. These suits are
found in every size, so that every woman can easily find any style
suit tn any of the popular fabrics to suit her particular liking. We
are offering your unrestricted choice of any of these beautifully tail
ored suits at one price, far below their actual value for only
Don't miss seeing this wonderful display,
find such values.
Nowhere can you
Here's a wonderful bargain in black
silks for Thursday only
36-inch, best black mossaline de sole. A fabric of wonderful wear
ing Qualities. Every yard guaranteed. The construction of weave
is a cross between messallne and peau de cygne, will
not wear shiny. This wonderful silk never sold for
less than 1.50 a special bargain for Thursday only. .
98c
Boys' 1 89 r
rsuits lin rw?
These are extra heavy
worsteds, cheviots, serges
and i fancy mixture suits,
knlckerbocker pants. Ex
ceptionally well made, adapt
ed especially for school wear.
They are regular $3.00 and
$3.50 suits,1" special Thurs
day, at
S1.8
Boys' Overcoats and Caps,
Just the kind boys like; also
at special prices Thursday.
HOYS' PANT SPECIAL
$1.00 Knickerbocker Pants,
In plain or fancy, all wool
cheviots or worsteds, Thurs
day, for only i
4Sc
HERE'S A
Ilalame Ferdinand
Polar Turban
Everybody is wild about
this stunning fur trimmed
model down Broadway. Our
Milliner just returned from
there, and picked up about
three dozen of them.
Isn't It a dream
and you'll . be sur
prised to see how
reanonably we have
priced thrn. Yen,
the Madame Ferdin
and I a alreot mod
el. Come In and
aee It.
We would also be pleased
to show you our big Picture
Hats, they're really the talk
of the town.
illflVDaSffHEKiJAVDEKi
i TMC MLMKI STO( --"'0 TMC HUtlLI TO
ji Omaha's Greatest Sale Thursday
i of Laces and Dress Trimmings
We secured from two of the
largest producers in the
world an immense stock of
Loom Ends of Fine Laces
and Dress Trimmings, at a
very low cash price, and
will place the entire stock
on sale Beginning Thurs
i day, at 29c 59c 98c
?! $1.59 and $2.9S Yard.
P Beautiful Bands, Edges,
j Galloons, Allovers in Plain,
St. Gall, French and Irish
Laces and Dress Trim
mings of nearly every des.
i eription, values from 75c
$1.25 $2.00 $3.00 to
ft $6.00 per yard.
j Seldom, if ever, have such magnificent bargains been
jj offered in Omaha, undoubtedly the greatest Lace and Press
3 Trimming bargain opportunity of the season.
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$3.50 Trimmed Hats $3,95
The best bargain of the season, 500
Hats in the lot for your selection.
All of them clever designs, trimmed
in Ostrich Plumes, fancy novelty
trimmings, etc., actual value to
$8.50, in two big lots, choice
$2.50 and S3. 95
All Millinery marked in plain
figures.
Wool DroGG
Goods
The finest line of Tailor
serges In Omaha, 50 Inch, 54
Inch and 68 Inch, at $1.00
$1.25 81.50 $1.08 nd
$2.50 Pt yard.
Broadcloth, fine domestic asd
foretfen, at $1.00 $1.25
$1.50 $1.08 P to $5.00
per yard.
Wash Goods
1,000 different designs in Ser
pentine Crepe, 39c Silk striped
Poplins, all colors for waists,
at, yard 25
Silk Striped Voiles, newest out,
at, yard 50
Silk Mixed Novelties, SOc, 39c
and
Our No?. Odds asd Ends Sale of Iron Beds
offers reat opportunities to buy an Iron Bed for less thn actual coeti
ETery style of an Iron Bed In any shade my be found la this sale. Bote
some of tne Seductions i
19.50 Wtilte and Gold Trimmed Bed, heavy potn, all siiee "7.B8
$14.60 White Enameled Bed, extra good value, odds and ends, only f 11.00
13.75 White, Blue and Green Enameled Beds, for only . . '. 13.00
Hundreds of other Iron Beds et prices similarly reduced.
ALL THIS WKEK, 25 PKH
. CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL
Picture
Framing
100 GILT FRAME PARLOR
and Dining Room Pictures, val
ues to $3.00, variety of subjects,
your choice, at each . . .$1,65
Tvo Dig Time
1 Sales in tho
Domestic Room
FROM 9:00 TO 11:00 A. M.
A 12-4 strictly all wool Blanket
made by the Vermont Mills,
No. 1580. It is one of the
largest and heaviest blanket
made and sells for $7.50 pair,
2 pairs limit, at . . . .$3.05
25 dozen 81x90 Sheets. Itelve
dere, a round linen thread,
very heavy, well made, scam
less, very good value for $1,
6 pairs limit, at each . .GO
Parkerville, a 45x36 Pillow
Case, always sella for 17c, on
this sale, 6 slips, at
ch 12W
FROM 2:00 TO 4:00 P. M.
A White Star 11-4, very heavy
wool napp Blanket, always
sells at $3.00 pair. This ts
the best ever offered for tho
Price, at $1.00
M. R. No. 1659. the best $2.00
Comfortable ever made for
the money, fine white Sea Is
land cotton, for 2 hours only,
and 3 comforts limit, at,
ach S1.02
FOR ALL DAY
15c Silkollne. yard 10
18c Satlu, yard 12
12 Mr, Outing Flannel, at Hli
10c Dress Ginghams, at 7i
84c Dress Ginghams, at . . . 5
Doautlful Tooth
There are but few people who have
them. Good Teeth every one might have
If they would o to ur. oreuoury. turn
euickeat, eaaieet and least painful are
the only method employed by ua and
hundreds ef our patient, both lu and
out of the city, will gladly tell you about
the aood dental work and our up-to-date
weva of dolus thlnsa. Crowna and br'lge
work from $5.00 per tooth. Plates that
fit from $4 08 to $12.10. Palnleea extrac
tion of teeth. Nerve of teeth removed
without hurtlnc you. Work warranted
tn yeara.
DH. EHADSUHY. TEE CIHTIST
17 yeara iini location.
160S ftnui mu rnoae X.
ITSi
' Persistent Advertising Is
the Road to Big Returns.
Tlie Columns of Tbe Be
Are Best for Advertisers.
re, for yourself
Measure The Dee against other local
papers in respect of quality as well as
quantity of timely news and interest
ing articles from day to day and The
Bee's superiority will he demonstrated
ftollablo
Donfistrv
Taft's Dental Rooms
HOTELS.
DETROIT. KICII.
rrd Postal, Pro. M. A. fcbaw, Mgr.
Headquarters at Drexel's
for All Styles of
Moderate Priced
Women's
Shoes
A6k the woman "who
knows" where she buys her
shoes. Ask her who sells the
most durable, stylish and
perfect fitting shoe.
Just ask her where can
you buy the best pair of wo
men's shoes that sell for
Ask her who are the most
skillful and careful shoe fit
ters. Ask her all of these ques
tions and she will invariably
tell you to come to
Drcxel Shoe Co,
1419 Tarnam St.
Matchless Shoe Gargams
Thursday
A biff purchase of "Women's Velvet and Mack Suede
Button Shoes, very newest lasts shown rejru- rt f f" f
darly everywhere at $3.50; on Bale Thursday ill I
at, choice KtmuJJ
If you want classy, high-grade shoes at a very special
bargain, don't fail to eee these.
$60 Universe! SIcc! Rsngcs $29.95
Ironing Board and Stand, y.
4
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4
1
ii
2;
The Universal Is a large 6 hole range, vlth high warming closet, white ;
porcelain lined, patent oven doors, duplex grate, burns hard or soft
....I ... ni I T IS 4 n oVi ewon mnA ! full rtlfcil trimmed
The Best Brand Steel Range, , $1.60
l HOf J.
12 quart gray enameled Water f
pailH, for '27, C h
7 rolls Be Toilet Paper for..y."i? If
8 rolls 10c Toilet Paper for.j) -
$4.60 Domestic Wrinn'?r, Knar- t
anteed for 3 years, st . .g?l!.OS '-
$8.00 Improved O. K. Wanner, '
for only $5. 9.1
fv
i) Other Ranges at 518.50 80
Cook Stoves 310 $12-30 315
J $1.25 No. 8 heavy galvanized
T Wash Boiler for C0
Iarge Brownie Roasters, at S5
35c Parlor Brooms, on sale, at,
each 20C
Sugar Is Still Coming Down Watch Haydens' Grocery
Prices It Pays
IIK.0UO iodel la ranuxlaaiia. (urotabiaa
and 4ecoruu. luw rvowa wild tiol sad
foul WKlar bain naarby, (1 bi and up r
Say. Xm rootuJ IU tub and auuwar bcu.
uculuii it.s aater, tl.ut and ir iy.
KitMt asd Inaat cafa la tba city. With t
lii. auat Uauulul icirloal tuuniala la '
AJixrkca. Our (aililtlca tor btifh cia a.r. 1 1
r uL.it:itkuLil. aoi aiuiliar to ib.
k.t ket.1. la N. Tora. Kuu a p., TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
d.ubl our rat-a for your acco.noiudatluua. ' ' ' ...,m, 1 "
20 lbs. beat Granulated Huitar for.880
48-lb. tack ben I IMkIi 1'ulent Flour,
every auck Kuarantefd or your money
refunded If not aa repreaented
Thuraduv, per ik I1.S0
Th hem White or Yellow Corn Meal,
hui k IfiC
Ttie best Hand Picked Navy Beann.
per lb 60 ;
2-lb. pkg beat Self-Hlalnif Fanrake. I
or Huikwlieat Hour
riallon cana 'labia tiyrup
(olilen Hod Macaroni. 16o pkg..H'c
Fancy Cookln Flira. Pr lb Io
Fancy Sultana Kalalna, per lb. ..liVaO
Fancy California Seedless Halaliia
nar Ih "SlO
Fancy Mucatel f'uokinaT Ilalalns. Ko
.100
b
1 vnr Mulr i'eacbeM. per lb,
ji Fancy Cleaned Currants, per lb.
id Fancy Clea
4f The bt I
if l'el. lb. .
t attar,
Ienion, Uransa or "itron
assssmtrmsata
-M ue " '"'A-.'jia,.
No.
Cfcaeae and Bnttarlna
1 Creamery Uutier
r.
oori'T
b FORGET
3uo
flood Tabla Butter, lb lie
Fancy t'ull Cieain New Vork bet-ne.
per in zuo .
Full Cream Brick Clieeue. lb tc. j
'I lbs. O'nwl Hullorliii L'".:
1 -ll. prima Fancy Table Hutterlne 2r,o
2-ll. rolla Table llultrruie
Tot Traah Tafatablaa, It's Baydan's l
tba Markat of tUs People '.I
Freah fplnach, per pei k f,c Ji
4 bunctiea frwli Hot Houhe. Hlil'.- Ir
for 5.)
4 heails fresh Hut House Leaf I.ct- if
tuce for Be
Frejth Heta, f'arrota. I'aranlpa, Tur
nips or Winter ItudlHliea, lb. ...2 Ui:
I.artte lieada I' rexh Cabbice Be
t bunclieo Malalfy for Sc
l.arKe FkbT I'lari I . each r.c
Fancy Het Fotatoen. per lb. ...2V..C
t bunchea Freeh J'araley
Hubbard hijuaah, each T"i(:
Fancy Tokay (jrapea, 6 to T lbs. In
Uaxket , 3.'c
TRY (1AYDEI3'S FIRST "