TTTE BEK: OMATIA. FRIDAY, FKiHRTARY 7, vm.
WTmmwnm. rm mm mam. mmmm"
We Offer You the Qrestest Values on
Earth at This Great Special Sale,
Beginning Friday Morning
1 12.80 and 110.00 beautiful nit wool
Misses' and Iadles' (Q QC
Serpe Dresses, salo price OiilO
$20.00 and $16 Ladles' ahd Mlssex'
all 811k Ureases. Come early and
Set choice of selection. CC QC
Special Hale price . . Oi98
$13.00. $12.60 ami $10.00 Misses' and
Ladles' Coalo, full length and
Junior's, n Inrse ratiRe to choose
from. Great special gQ AC
sale prlco ijOi'fra
$5.00 and $4.00 valufes In Children's
Coats, sizes up to H. Q f Cf
on special wile, price . litJU
$20.00, $15.00 Hnd $10.00 LadltM'
fult In Uroadcloth, Worstedn and
tiersesj your nroice at Qfl at:
thin special sale
$1.50 heavy Ludlea' Fleece
Union Butts, Mil sizes,
special sale price
Lined
73o
$t.00 heavy Ladles' lllhbed Union
Suits, special oulo QC.
price OOQ
50c Ladled heavy nibbed 2-pleco
Underwear, special sulo nn.
prlco UU
T5o Misses', Ikrys' und Children's
heavy Ribbed Union Suits, nr
on special sale, price tU
2Bc Children's heavy Itlhbed Under
wear, special sale I En
price lull
15c and lOe Ladles' and Children's
White and fr'nncy Hand- Qn
kerchiefs ,fcU
Ladles' and Misses' "Waists, values
up to $3.00, your choice JIjQ
(6.00 Silk Kimonos, spe- An on
clal sale price 9i0iJ
$8.60 Bath Robes, spe- fli flg
clal sale urlce W I i4Q
i6o Ladles Black or Blue
Waists
$2.00 Crepe Kimonos, fancy
designs
$1.00 Fleece Lined Klmonoe,
special sale
29o
98c
65c
16c Infants' nnd Small Children's
SJItttens, special unle
price feu
$3.50 all wool Ladles' Capes, "JCn
special sale price 100
$20 and $16 Men's all wool Over
coats, special (5Q QQ
sale price 0090
$12.50 and $10 Men's Overcoam,
special sale
price
$7.60 and $5.00 Boys'
special sale
price
$5.98
Overcoats,
$1.75
$17.50 and $15 Men's 7 QQ
Suits,, special sale price dliwO
S. E, Cor.
12th&Farnam
ta
A PLACE
TO REST
and Sron
STRONG
77?e C&rfJacf
Cdmk
3
MINERAL WATER For the treatment of Rheumatism, Liver and
Stomach troubles, the water from Springs located on the grounds of
the hotel property Is conceded to be unequalled any where.
BATHS nre In Charge of experienced masseuse and masseurs
from well known Institutes abroad and in this country who scientific
ally give all kinds of steam, vapor, electric and sulphur baths, also tht
famous Pine Needles baths of Carlsbad. '
ALL MEALS are served In first class table d'hote style and
this hotel Is famed for Its excellence In this department.
RATES. The hotel Is run on the American plan at present, and
all rates include board and lodging. The rates are from $3,00 to
$6.00 per day per person. Rooms with private toilets are from $3.50
to $4.00 per day. and with private connecting bathroom are $4.00 to
$6.00 per day. We have a few rooms, steam heated, electric lighted,
hot and cold running watei and telephone service at $17.50 per week.
After January 15th, It is advisable to moke reservations In advance.
BOOKLETS and Information can be had In Omaha, Neb., Ht City
Ticket office. ROCK-ISLAND LINES7 No. 1323 Farnum St.. or write to
James Pi Donahue, Proprietor.
HOTEL COLFAX AND MINERAL SPRINGS, COLFAX, IOWA
CLOGGED NOSTRILS
HEAD COLDS AND
In One Minjite Your Stuffy Nose
' und Head Clear, Sneezing and
oso Kunniiig Cesc, Dull Heud
arlio (iocs. . .
Try "Ely's Cream Halm."
Cut u small bottli anyway, Just to try
It Apply h little In the nostras and In
1 tuiitly your clogged nofe and stopped-up
air poscaseH ot the head will open; you
wiM breathe freely; dullness and head
ache dlrapptar. By morning! the catarrh.
o"d-ln-J;ead or catarrhal safe throat will
bw gone. f '
RnU such misery now! Get the small
bottle of "Ely's Cram Balm", at any
Fortune or succeus have often
come through a little want ad.
Have you read the want ads
yet today?
mzj:wv$mm v ira mm utiMmmm
M2.40 and $10 Men's
Suits, special tmle price
$5 98
$7.50 Men's Suits, nil heavy
welRlitn, special sale QQ QQ
price Vfc 0
$2.50 Men's and Yountt Men's Cor
duroy Pants, speclnl g I O ft
wile price !9 I
$2.no Men's Pants, sp.j-i.il
sale prlco
$1.50 Beys' Long Pants,
special sale price
50c Boys' Knickerbocker
rants
50c Men's and Boys' Fur Lin
ed Caps, special sale pr'oo
$1.00 and 76c Fur
Lined Caps
36c Men's all wool
Hose
60c Men's Suspender
at
6c Blue Handker ,'hlcfd
at
60c Rompers,
at
89c
75e
25c
190
39c
I Go
15c
2c
2lo
51.50 Eton's all wool Shirts, In blue.
slate and brown shades, T An
epeclal Bale price I
50c Four-ln-Hand Ties,
silk .
190
Let us mako. your f?e'. happy.
I
Vi.au .Hens aibsuai
at
$1.00 Ladles' Alufllss
at
96c Oitldron's Ala.iknn
At
4.00 and $3.60 Men's
Welt Shoes In the laion
stylos, special sale prlco
t5o
55c
Ooodyonr
$2.24
8.00 and $2.60 Men Shoes, cu.ir
nnteed for satisfaction, a I QQ
speclnl sale nrico W I .HO
$3,00 Ladle?' Velvet Shoes. In wll
widths and sizes, special CI CQ
nnle price 01.03
$5.00 and $4.00 Ladles' Gun Metal,
vici, uox cair, niucner or button
ttnoes, special sale
price
$1.98
1 Blucher
$1.49
$2.60 Ladles' Button and Blucher
Shoes, all 1013 models,
special sale price
75c and $1.00 Ladles' House I C
Bllppers IOVj
15c
35o
76c Ladles' Gaiters
at
1 lot of Ladles' Sample Shoes, val
s, val-
98a
ues up to $8.00, special
sale price
$4.00 and $5.00 Men's 18-lnch Hlifh
Top Shoes, black or tan, a great
bargain, special salo 4g Q Q
10,000 other banrain awaiting
you. Remember this salo begins
Friday.
S. E, Cor,
12th&Farnam
Mineral Spring
ofnerca
'Hotel Qlfaj.
is a neyr, perfectly appointed modern
hotel. Built of concrete and steel. It is
now under the personal management of
tfe owner, who assures most courteous
and polite attention o guests in every '
department.
OPEN AT ONCE,
CATARRH VANISH
drug store. This sweet, fragrant balm
dUsolves by the heat of the nostrils;
penetrates and heals the Inflamed, swol
len membrane which lines the nose, had
and throat; clears the air passages; stops
nasty discharges and a feeling of cleans
ing, soothing relief . comes Immediately.
Don't lay awake tonight struggling for
breath, with head stuffe-i; nostrils closed,
hawking und blowing. Catarrh or a cold,
with It's running nose, roul mucous drop,
ping Into the throat, and ra dryness Is
distressing but truly needless.
Put your faith Just once In "Ely's
Cieam Halm-' itml your col(l or catarrh
will sijrely disappear. Advert
ertlsement.
BRIEF CITY NEWS
Stack-raleonar Co Uudtrtakers.
Have Boot Print It Now Heacon Tres.
Xilghtlnr TUturei , Bnrgess-arandtn Co.
Ballsy the Dentist, City Nat'l. D. :S6.
The Baring; Habit, once formed lends
to Independence Nebraska Savings nii.i
Loan Ass'n . organized ISSi. MW Fnrnam
street
rirsman la Believed Martin lloinge.
for twenty-one jears on the fire depart
ment of the city, has been retired. He
will receive a pension from the firemen's
pension fund.
Wltnnell to Oet Hose City Co'uimls
sloner Wlthnell's request for 5.000 feet
of fire hose hits been referred to the com
mittee of the whole with Instructions
that the legal department draft an emer
gency ordinance appropriating the money
from the miscellaneous fund for the
purchase of the hosn f
Under Suspended Bsntanc The two
case against Klrby Hrown one charg
ing him wl'.li vagr.tiH'V and the
other with assault nhd battery on tl-o
person of Frank tiullaghcr were dis
missed by Police Magistrate Foster, lie
was pin red under a sixty-day suspendi-1
sentence to keep the pence.
Itiw System in South Omaha Schools
Departmental training In the Sou ft
Omaha ward schools Is to be tried out
soon nt the Central school. Special In
structors In grammar, arithmetic and
other studies of the minor gTades will bf
put In the school and the pupils trained
after the system In vogue In high school.
Manufacturers Kama New Directors
Seven now directors have been elected
by the Omaha Manufacturers' associa
tion, six of the number to serve two-year
terms nnd the seventh to fill the vacancy
made by the resignation of Pretdent
iiavid Cole. The names of the directors
will be announced when the acceptances
nre received.
Movies to Show Hawaii "Tho Hawa
iian Wonderland" will be the subject of
an address at the Commercial club Keb
ruurj 15 by Walter Glfford Smith of
Honolulu. It will be Illustrated by a 3,000
foot moving picture reel showing surf
bathing, shark fishing, a close view of
the Kllminn volcano In eruption nnd other
wonders of the Islands. About 130 stere
optlcon Slides also will bo used.
Orta Brother to Enlist H. M. Gaus
tad who Is In the navy recruiting service
In Omaha and who has served In the
1'nlted States navy for a number of
years, has sueceded In convincing his
brother, S. K. Gaustad of Eau Claire,
Wis., that tho navy Is a good place for
him. So young Uaustad enlisted in the
service as hospital apprentice, and started
for Sau Francisco where ho will be as
signed to the hospital at the navnl train
ing station.
Two Arrested for
Contributing to the
Girls' Delinquency
Joseph Cullls. r. taz'cab chauffeur, and
Peter Cavonaugh, a South Omaha young
man, were arreBted yesterday on charges
of contributing to the delinquency ot four
of the seven boys and girls found
delinquent In Juvenile court last week.
The complaints were drawn by County
Attorney George Magney and filed In
county court. Cavanaugh waa admitted
to ball In 300 and his hearing waa set
ior Tuesday. Cullls was admitted to ball
In $250. Date for his hearing not yet has
been fixed.
The complaint against Cavanaugh. who
Is 19 years old, results from testimony
given by one of the girl delinquents. She
mentioned htm In relating details of her
experience Inst year, when she was liv
ing In South Omaha with a woman who
formerly had been her father's house
keeper. The arrest of Cullls Is the result ot
'investigations made by the Juvenile
officers after two llttlo girls and one boy
testified that they went to a roadhousa
In a taxlcab and their chauffeur bought
bf-er for them. Their testimony waa that
the boy gave the chauffeur money with
which to purchase the beer and the
chauffeur made the purchase In the road
house. Probation Officer McAulay of South
Omaha nrestcd Cavanaugh upon orders
of Juvenile Officer Mogy llernsteln.
McAulay pleaded for Cavanaugh's re
lease, saying botn he and his brother
had good positions, but llernsteln waa
for holding him until he gave ball,
The Hcki Cnuglt Medicine.
"I have used Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy ever since I have been keeping
house," says L. C. Hames, of Marbury,
Ala. "I oonalder It one. of the best rem
edies I over used. My children have all
taken It and It works like a charm. For
colds and whooping cough It Is excellent."
For sale by all dealers. Advertisement
Anheuser Hearing
May Be Next Week
Fred Anheuser, city prosecutor. eharvoH
with misconduct In office, Is ready for aji
Investigation and Mayor Dahlman may
officially fix the aate of an Investigation
for sotne time next week.
"I have all the material I need in
prove that I urn not guilty of tho charges
preferred against me." kold Anheuser.
'I arised that an Investigation be post
poned until I could gather evidence. I
have now the evidence I need.
Anheuser waa charged by a girl on tbe
witness stand with having taken her to
a resort. In which he ownod a n. 1-
tereit, and left her there among womenl
Of tllM inl't With Uhnr. V. fc. .
-- . - ...... ...iwiii one imu not
foimerly associated.
The city prosecutor lias written to
several cities and will, a one of hlde
fenses, seek to show that the girl Was a
notorious character before she came to
Omaha.
R0BT. BLACKM0RE MISSING
FROM HOME FOR A MONTH
Robert Iilackmore. In vears old
siding at 40 Parker btreet.
disappeared from his home on January
a ...... ..Inn- t. - a. . .
a miu i4ij linn hoi a word has been
heard from him. He was attending Wa.
nut Hill school at the time and none of
his friends recalls having seen him since
the morning of that day. There had been
nothing about his behavior to indicate
that he had planned to leave home, and
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. n. W. Iilack
more, are consequently griefstrlcken to
Know wnat naa become of their son.
Braided hv Hn.
or scorched by a fire, apply Ducklen's
Arnica halve. Cures piles, too, and the
worst sores. Guaranteed. Only 2Jc. Kor
sale by Beaton Drug Co.-Advertisement
Key to the Sltuatlon-Bee Advertising,
'TALKS FOR BIGGER CROPS
Bert Ball Would Hnve Each County
Organise a Bureau.
TO HAVE EXPERTS IN CHARGE
(iovrrnmcMit Will Mil Km-I, Cntiiit
AVhleh Khun Such mi Im-llnn-ttiin
tn Help IMolf lli-l-trrt'n
iiiltdn u.
The plan of establishing In eetv ruun v
of the agricultural states f the union m
agricultural Improvement bureau with
county agent at the hend ot It whs ex-
POUtifle! to the Coinmerclnl chili 11 1 Hi..
public affairs luncheon hv llrri Hull r
Chlcnso. senetary of the iintlonul crop
improvement committee of the Council
of Grain Kxchsnges.
"The plan Is to do. away with the old
Idea of the county adviser," snlil Mr
Hall, "for often there nre furmrm In tlm
county that know more than thl adviser,
out wnat we want Is an ngent with whom
the farmers could consult with a view t'
bringing the yield of crops up to the av
erage. When you av Hie nvirim vlnlrf
of corn In the state Is thirty bushels per
acre that means thnt there arc Just a
many acres below thirty as thero are
above. Tt the county agent work with
the farmers to find out how a certum
farmer raises seventv-flve luilinlx 11 nil
then co-operate to help the others to un-
nis methods. It Isn't so much science :is
It Is straight business."
(Inrernmrnt Ileitis.
The United States Department of Apr),
culture Is worklim Inlnllv with tho
ell of Grain Kxclmnges, which Mr. Hall
represents. In the work nf initiiiir thn
county bureaus of fannem orgnnlr.ivl.
The Department of Agriculture. iirmnN
ing to Mr. Hall, has arranged to furnish
from the general appropriation $1,300 for
the work to any county thnt orgnnlzs
properly. The organlxntlon would have
to furnish tho rest of tho funds necessary.
Hefore leaving Omaha Mr. Hall hopes
to get the Commercial club here to or
ganize a general committee to look nfter
the organization of the work In the
counties. Ho says 670 counties of the
United States have nlready made ar
rangements for such a bureau, nnd thnt
102 nlready have their county ngent work
ing. Merrick county Is tho only county
so far organized In Nebraska. The move
ment Is hut two years old.
tVhnt Other Stntrs Do.
The speaker showed mniiy lantern slldo
pictures, showing what hod been accom
plished In Illinois nnd other stntcs by
tho county bureau system. The plan Is
In each county to put on the committer
on com Improvement, the farmer who
raises the best corn In tho county, on
the apple Improvement, committee, tho
farmer w;ho raises the beftt apples In the
county and so on.
"If you here In Nebraska would plant
only seed corn obtained from tho best seed
corn that has been developed In Kan
kakee county. III., said Mr. Hall, "you
could Increaso your ylold of corn In this
state by ten bushels per aero the first
year, and could Increase the amount of
corn In the state by ono-half million
dollars worth to every corn county In tho
state. It would mean more to the farmer,
more to the-merchant, piore to tho banker
and more to every town nnd city in the
atate."
M. C. Peters, chnirman of the grain nnd
agriculture committee of the Commercial
club has announced that he will issue a
call of all the allied committees of tho
club with a view to providing for a gen
eral committee to go to work nctlvely
toward getting the farmers of the coun
ties Interested In organizing. Tho or
ganizations In the county will benr tho
relation to tho farmer that the commer
clal clubs In the city hear to tho mer
chant, the banker and every business
man of the city.
Lynch Objects to
Selling Poor Farm
Plans of real estate fntemata tn mi...
chase the county's lfiO-acre county hos
pital tract, most of which now Is ocou
pled by the Flold club, will be combutted
by County CommlsHloner John C. Lynch
nno warns me ground sold to the ottv
und convtittd Into a public nark.
Members of the board of county com
missioners approved a bill In the legisla
ture to enable the countv to Ihhm tnn-
000 bonds for a poor farm and workhouse
iniruuuciion or the bill was procured by
County Commissioner I'Yank C, iicst-
Commissioner Ilest sold he does not
want to sell the land now lonsed to th
club. He would lease It tn th. .!), r. .
- ...w . .. , w 1 a 1
long period of years. j
"If It Is going 'to Increase In value we
mlgh.t as well enjoy the. benefit of tho !
Increase," said Best. '
The land Is worth between JVM and
H.ow an acre.
Quit It! ZEM0 Stops
Itching Instantly
And for Eczema In All Forms, Dan
druff, Tetter, etc, It's a Wonder.
Buy a aoc Bottle Today aid Prove It.
Al-yl! Stop that violent scratching!
There Is nothing known that will stop
Itching; like 7.KMO. One application
stops it Instantly, whether the Itching
is onCthe scalp or on any other part
ot the body,
The First Application of ZEMOWJ.ll Stop
Scalp Itculug Iustantljr. It Is Guaranteed.
Dandruff is nothing but scalp eczema,
and that's why ZEMO stops dandruff ab
solutely. For the terrible raw, flery-vueczema
that drives you wild, keeps yon awake
nearly all night for rash, prickly
heat and all inflamed, reddened akin
on babies or grown-ups, for Itching
piles, salt rheum, for rawness after
shaving, for any and all sores, ZEMO
is a revelation.
ZKMO Is not a greasy ointment or
paste, but a clean, antiseptic solution
applied to the skin. Try a bottle to
dayAnd your torture.
, "ZBMO will cure any case of eczema
If used according to directions." Dr.
a. H. Johnson. Quannah, Texas.
Drugglits everywhere sell iCE.MO at
25c & sealed bottle, or sent on reoelpt
of price by 12. W. Hose Medicine Co.,
8t. Louis, Mo.
Sold and guaranteed In Omaha by
Sherman & McConnell Drug Co., and all
other leading 'druggists.
Nebraska Clothing
Company to Improve
Interior of Store
The new owners ; th.- Nelu iinka
Clothing comimny lme hiiuuuii. .hI thrli
Intention of making the luterlii of Hu
establishment one of tho most attrarle
stores In Omnhn. Accordlngl cnnlnii'ls
have been let at a great evpense. f.T a
romplete remodeling from roof to rellnr
All tif the floors nre to be torn up nnd
lopUut-d: n few set ot show ensrs is
lo be Installed and the lighting stein
Is to bo more stMruinttcnllv arranged
Olio of the mit plmalng failures .if
the reorKHliliatlon of the tllxMnis u 1
jbc largo upilglil show cases throughout
the store. Conitunfitlons of wearing .ic
parel depleting the latest fads and tho I
standard styles of e.uh depart uioiit will
be shown In tliein The store N puttliu;
these In at a great cost, tint It will nld
nt n glance ttnyour not quite satisfied tu
his or her choice of what Is the right
thing to Imj. Consciuentl expense has
been lost sl-ht of for the new i-tubHst'
incut will etuleiiMir In cveiv wn : hrlp
Its patrons regiirdlrsa of that Item
The ground floor Is to be finished 111
every detail, nhrte wood can be applied,
with silver gray oak, nnd nil other fix
tutei nre to matiii In color nnd design.
The offices will be moved to the balcony 1
As heretofore, the second floor will bo
devoted to mens- and boys' clothing nnd j
a new set of display show cases nnd nur
lors will mid materially to the nttractlxc
ness of this department. A comfortable
rest room for men will nlso be estab
lished In one corner
On the third floor will bo the cloak
and suit department. Millinery 1 to tie
added nnd nil flxtuiex will bo of mahogny
Nothing will he left undone to 11111U0 this
ilepurtment comfortable. Hlg easy di
niis will be scattered nround, and tho
lest room will be one of the most cheer
ful In the city. A French room will also
be established In connection with the mil
linery department.
The mall order department will oc
cupy tho fourth floor together with tho
duplicate stock department.
Kimmam bow
III NTT 5XWi 4
JKglU
jiril has the last worcrlP
Three Days of Pleasant Travel To California
Wlit'u planning a visit to the Pacific Conht, remember that you are af
fordfil every comfort and luxury known to modern railway travel, if your trip
is arranged
VIA
UNION PACIFIC
Every Inch of Main Lino is Protected by
Automatic Electric Block 'Safety Signals.
Jn addition, over two-thirds of the distance to Ogdon is double tracked
Tho above features Automatic Electric Block Safety Signals and heavy
double track, together with its dustless gravel roadbed, fast and splendidly
equipped electric lighted trains, direct route and excellent dining cars, have
given to the Union Pacific its title '
Standard Road of the West
See Uenver,JJgdon, Salt Lake City and many other popular tourist points
enroute.
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k.7jV i'L "
DictRoet6
Panama-Pnciilehxposition
r'.. ''I ' f
P. S. The Tnion Pacific is
Cerf if i
ed H
$9.00 to $12.
Your tinier NOW assures you a supply of high
grade llanl Coal for the winter.
We still have in our hint- a limited stoek of nil sizes.
BUCKWHEAT, por ton . .x. $9.00
For hanking the furnace fire at, night.
NO. 2 CHESTNUT, por ton $10.50
Kine in base burners. I'se it alone or mix it
with Rnnge or No. 1 Chestnut.
NO. 1 CHESTNUT, No. 4, Range, Egg and Grate,
per ton $12.00
PHONE DOUGLAS 252 TODAY.
Sunderland Brothers Co.
Main Offico N. E. Cor. 17th and Harnoy Sts. Entiro
3d Floor. Yards in
CONTRACTORS AND COUNTY
BOARD AT LOGGERHEADS
Hoard of County Commissioners ami
(leorge W. Caldwell of Caldwell & Drnkc.
county building general contractors, nre
nt loggerheads over financial settlement
for construction of tho new building.
Caldwell wants to settle with tho county
and get all the money coming In his
firm without considering aubcontractors,
iit' . amjitv m . s i ii ii n.. m l
and the first, in the making of
Good Old Guckenheimer Pure'
Rye. From the handling of the
grain to the bottling of the finish
ed product, he watches every step.
His little green stamp over the
cork of the bottle is his final o.k. of
m Good old
Bottled Ijm Bond
A guarantee that he knows it is pure, that
it is perfectly aged and full measure.
Good Old Guckenheimer is the last word
in whiskey perfection there is nothing
finer. Take a bottle home.
For Mteraturo antl Information relative to dlverao routes,
fares, Btoji-ovors, side trips., etc., call on or address
'
i:llJ, ,.
IlKIXDOHKK, C. I. anil T. .,
'uniaiii Ht., Omaha, .Vein l'hone DottKlas SJ31.
the new and direct route to Yellowstone National Park.
ard Coall
00 Per Ton I
All Parts of Omaha.
i who are creditors of the generat con
( tractors The commissioners are deter
mined to protect the subcontractors.
This was practically all that developed at
tho morning conference of the board with
fatdwell and others. Caldwell took um
brage when Howard H. Poldrlge, at
torney for several subcontracting claim'
imtN, asked that Caldwell oalgn enough
of his claim against the county to cover
the cliUm of the subcontractors.
aWfc