14
nib UbK: lllaiia, j. lit iflsDAt, r.iAian il', yi4
SETS OF LABELS VALUABLE Life Sentences Are IWILL INVESTIGATE HOWELL
Given to (Marietta
and Joe Williams
Nominees in M. and M. Contest Rec
ognize Good Advice Given.
PRODUCTS WIDELY DISTRIBUTED Tony CIatlelta( MnvIeled of ,nUf(1r ,
the first degree, nnd Joe William, who
Onlr Drat Proilnctn IIrtf Ilern Se
lected for Content, So Pnrchnu
era Ilecclve Tall Vnlne In
All ftooil nonRht.
The nominees In The lite Manufacturers'
and Merchants' Vntlnc content nrn tn.
ginning to realize that the content nun. I oA trial Inst week
ager gave them good advice when ho sullty by the Jury, which fixed the pen
Wrgcd the collection of label In acta. ull ' Imprisonment.
pleaded guilty to murder In the aoeond
degree, were sentenced to life Imprison
ment In the Nebraska penitentiary by
Judge KiiBllsli yesterday afternoon.
Clarletta, who fired the shot whloli
killed lcnry K. N'lckcll In the Hazel
McVoy rusort on North fourteenth street,
and wan found
The voting value on label eo arranged
nnd voted Is extremely high. One or
sanitation In particular made a big leap
to the front by acting on this advice.
Every product listed In the contest Is
now widely distributed throughout the
territory covered by the campaign.
Kvry dealer carries them In atoclc. To
fcuy other articles when the vote carry
Inn goods ran be had for the same prlco
is like deliberately throwing away vote
that you may need when the final count
is made on March 21
Before voting M. and M. eoupons con
testants ore requested to separate thtm
nto their various demonlnatlons. The
clerks In the contest department have not
the time to spend from one to thrcii
hours sorting out coupons for each con
testant. Nominee O ma nl nr.
The nominees in the outside towns jr
Kanlzed are engaging in a keen competi
tion for the prUe.i for which they are
eligible. The organizations, particularly
In Blair, Lyons and Arlington, are giving
the organizations in Omaha, 'South
Omaha and Council niuffs a "run" for
the cash premium. There are a number
of young ladles who are working for the
free trip to Chicago. Just which ones
will bo successful no one at this tlmo
can determine.
The South Omaha hospital asks the aid
of all who are Interested In this worthy
Institution. No one should feel that it
is too much trouble to save labels for
tho organizations that are striving for
the cash premium. All of them are
worthy The money would come as a
wel-omo addition to the funds that are
meded to support these publlo institu
tions. Again the contest manager auzcests:
il. nnd St. voting coupons are valuable!
Williams, said to hare been the lcadr
of the gang which planned tho robbery
tnd committed the murder, entered a
Plea of guilty and was sentenced nt tlia
vame tlmo Judge rtngllah concluded the
case against Ciarlcttn by sending lilm to
tho penitentiary for life.
Real Estate Exchange Wants to
Know Who Paid for Circulars.
RUN ON WATER BOARD MACHINE
Hxrlinnae Member Object lo Wntcr
Ilonril IIokh tJalns; Taxpayers'
.Honey 10 nooat 111
Ovrn (J nine.
No New Charter for
Omaha Eight Now
City commissioners ray they will not
Immediately call another election to elect
commissioners lo wrlto a new charter.
Under tho law tho election must bo callod
within six months, but some of the com
missioners bellove, gonerally, that it
would mean another expensive election,
a lot of hard work for another conven-
-.?,?l,?.mi ?" hr ,,Cf.Cnt 0f nny c,,artcr force to care for tho water
In the words of City Clerk Tom Flynn,
"Wo'd like to wait to sco Mow Ireland
gets along with homo rule," and then any
number of charter commissioners could
bo cleoted and home rule charters pro-
parca.
t
FEAST OF PURIM TO BE
CELEBRATED THIS WEEK'
'The foast of Purlin will be celebrate J
at Temple Israel this week, whon ItabW
Cqhn wilt speak Friday, evening and 8a -
unlay morning nt 1030, and tho children
of the Sunday school will glvo a playlet
ffundfty morning, entitled "Mirlam'a
Purlm Play."
Purlm Is olio of tho minor festlvlls
or half-holldays In tho Jewish religious
caicnuar, ana la celebrated on tho Hth
you cannot afford to let one of them gat 0 ay 01 ,no ftlont -Mar. Tho feust of
away; but manufacturers' labela aro Pur,m a fostlval of joy and gladnosd,
onsoa oh the story told In tho Book of
Esther, ono of the "Five Scrolls," whtoh
ate contained In the third fllvlslon of tho
Blbjc onllcd "Sacred Writings." It
celebration comniomoratcs the deliver
ahce of the Jews of Porsla from total
annihilation.
absolutely essential to success. Thtn.
again, remember, when you buy tho pro
duct that carry a voting value you aro
buying Roods equal to the best on thl
market. One cxamplo as on Illustration:
Defiance starch Is manufactured In
Omaha It Is a homc-mado product. The
women who have been Induced to use
this starch through the medium of the
SI. and SI. contest say that It Is excelled
by no other atarch on the market In caolt
carton In contained a full sixteen ounces.
It's a friend to dainty shirtwaists, find
linens and dainty dollies. In act, It '.a
everything that the best should bo. When
you overlook Defiance starch you over
look a high-grade product and a big vote
setter.
One of the objocta of interest to con
stunts who visit the pontest depart
ment Is the Dalton adding machine. The
rapidity with which votes are counted on
this simple and perfect adder la a sur
prise to thoso who witness its operation.
In thts office the Dalton takes the place
of five clerks. H simplifies the work and
It is a guarantee of absolute accuracy.
Two more weeks after this one and
then the final count will be made. At
this stage of the contest It Is plain that
next week will determlnne the wlnnerM.
No one can afford to fall back at this
time. The race Is remarkably even. A
little work each day along the label sug
gestion just made will achieve wonders.
Divorce Granted
to Mrs, Hans Lody
by Judge Sutton
Louise Stone Lody has been granted a
decree of absolute divorce from her hus
band. Carl Hans Lody, of Germany, by
Judge Sutton. The couple was married In
this city October , 1312. but soon aftor
ward Mrs. Lody Instituted divorce pro
eeedings on charges of cruelty. Sir. Lody
came over from Germany, accompanied
by his attorneys, preparatory to defend
ing the suit. Sirs. Lody, however, dropped
the charges and Sir. Lody returned to
Germany. Sirs. Lody then opened the
van again, and was given her divorce by
Judgo Sutton.
Importing Opium is
Charged to Patton
I nder a new federal decision, which
makes the mere possesion of smoking
opium prima faclo evidence that It was
imported by tho possessor, II. A. Patton.
a negro arrested at HIT Capitol avenue on
February tt In Customs Collector Cadet
Taylor's opium raid, has been arraigned
on the charge of importing opium, and
h9 wilt b given a .hearing In federal
court Thursday morning. The case was
brought by United States District At
torney Howell, on advice of Special Cua
toms Agent Bradley of St. Louis, who
has charge of the government's Investi
gation of the opium traffic The negro
hat. Just finished serving a county Jail
sentence for vagrancy, when arrested
Tuieday by Deputy Marshal Hase. For
Jack of $1,000 bond, ho Is now held on, tho
mor serious charge.
MINOR AND SWANCUTT
GRAB HONORS AT WHIST
The north and couth players of tho
Prairie Park Whist club wens successful
in trimming the east and west players at
the Prairie Park whist tournament Minor
a.'.d tiwancutt secured the highest plus
fiumber. Toe scores:
NORTH AND SOUTH PLAYKKS.
winner-
Sllnor and Swancutt in
seannell and Stewart 4
Nelson and McCann 7
iAisers- ' -Hcklcr
and Kokjer a
, KA8T AND WBST FI.AYEn8. "
Hack and Begthol g
Losers
1 truce and Dysart , a
liady and Shawcross 14
Back and Dorst 4
Jast Rla;h tar Backache Ud Rhea.
BMiUm.
Foley Kidney U aro to thoroughly
effective for backache, rhuinat!,m
awollen, aching Joints, kidney and bladder
ailments that they are recommendaj
everywhere. A. A, Jeffords. MoGrew
KtK rays: -for the last few months i
waa troubled with pains In my back an
the drugglat recommended Foley Kidney
PUls for my ailment I hava not yet
taken all of one bottle and ray old trouble
has entirely disappeared." For ealo by
a(l dealers evcrywhere,Advertl:eiuetit
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES
ON THEDECLINE NOW
Contagious disenses aro being gradually
wiped oat In l ha city, according to the
health commissioner, Dr. It. W. Conncll,
who reports a decrcaso In the number of
cases of diphtheria, scarlet fevor and
smallpojf. Tho following cases are In
quarantine In tho city; Bcarlet fever. 32
diphtheria, 25; smallpox, 7.
It. Beechcr Howell Is In bad repute with
tho Omaha Ileal Rstatc oxchange ngnln.
This time the oxchange proposes to In
vestigate tho mailing of several thournnd
cardboard circulars which the oxchnng:
ays were mailed under the direction of
Sir. Howell, colling attention to tho Issues
to he voted upon at the spoclal city elec
tion, nnd boosting for some of tho propo
sitions, while It opposed others.
What tho real estate exchange wants
to know Is whethor the employes of the
water board were required to glvo tho
time for which they aro paid by the city
In addressing and mailing these political
circulars.
Also It wants to know whether it Is the
water board's office addressogrnpli with
which all the circulars wore addicssed In
printed blue Ink.
AVlin I'll I it (he I'unlnuef
Also tho exchungo wants to know who
paid tho postage nnd a fow other little
things of more or less Interest to tho
pcoplo of Omaha who are paying fur the
services of Sir. Howell and the rest of tho
servlco
of the city, rather than to circulate politi
cal documents.
Tho document boosts N, P. Dodge, Jr.,
and even reproduces his photograph. It
tells what n wonderful record ho made In
tho legislature nnd nays that he Is tho
author of thn "pure election law."
It then calls upon voters to defeat tho
charter, to defeat tho Inclnorutor bonds
and tho auditorium bonds, whllo It urges
them to pasn the street car faro proposi
tion, as tho courts can bo "lpnen,iri
upon to protect the company if th n re
duced fares prove unjust." "
Tho Ileal Kstate committee, after a lit
tle fight on tho matter, voted to send the
water committee to Investigate tho Issu
ing of theso circulars. .1." H. Dumont
said his office had been flooded with theso
circulars. Byron Hastings said he had
received no less than thtco dozen In his
office. Harry Wolfe, who Introduced tho
motion for tho Investigation, said ho had
a pile of thorn.
Tho exchange n alntnins that the Water
board mailing list was used In distributing
tho circulars.
Stamps Worth Half
Million Sent Here
Omaha is the conter and 'distributing
point for some pottofflce business. In
fact, tho local poetofflce has such a
business that although the sum repre
sented by the stamps, postal cards an J
stamped' envelopes now on hand for sath
and distribution oxeceds 800,00!), Post-
1 master John C. Wharton fears that his
office may run short, so he has ordered
over JK0.OCO worth of additional stamps,
to have on hand to meet the local de
mand and that of the various postofflcos
In the west which aro supplied throun
Omnlia.
The Immense total value of the stamps
and stamped paper carried In stock how
Is accounted for by the fact that the
Omaha postofflec Is a branch, of fie
central postofflec nt Washington, for 'ho
distribution of such tiuppllea to neuter 3
postofflrcs.
For this purpose a carload of 3,610.001
stamped envelopes, worth VX,W. and n
carload of 6,000,000 postal cards, worn
K7.000. were received by Postmaster
Whnrton Tuesday, to bo stored In th-j
basement of tho federal building. After
having tho cntlro stock Invoiced, he de
cided to order tho extra J203.000 worth
of stamps.
Tho Persistent nnd Judicious Use
Nowspapcr Advertising Is tho Koad
Business Success.
MICHIGAN GLEE CLUB
TO BEHERE APRIL 21
Arrangements wero completed yostorday
by the Stlchlgnn alumni for tho appear
ance of tho Stlchlgnn Gleo club tn Omaha
April 21. As tho organization Is no of
tho foremost of Ha kind In the country
great Interest In Its coming Is already
being shown, and plana for the ontertaltf
ment of the college men may Include a re
ception or dance.
Missouri Pacific
to Rush Viaducts
.Geneiol Superintendent D"Bernardl o:
the Sllssouri Pacific came up from Kan
sas Cly yesterday and spent tho day
looking o,vcr tho new work on the Belt
wno and the requirements for the via
ducts. Speaking of tho viaducts, Super
intendent D'Bernardl said:
"On tho Nicholas street structure work
Is progressing slowly, but as rapidly a
wo could hopo at this season of the
year. Ah soon as warm weather
In, construction will bo pushed rapidly
but until then It Is difficult to do very
much."
Breen Will Attack
Constitutionality
of Water District
John Paul Brr.cn, who has been re
tained to contest assessment of taxo.i
In Dundeo by the Water board to pay
for water hydrants which hava already
been paid for, believes the whole metro
politan water district law will fall before
his attack.
"I believe this la Is unconstitutional '
said Attorney Brcen, "and now that tho
Dundeo property owners have decldoj
to contest ono phase of It, It Is n.y
opinion that vo can knock out the en
tiro law when wo get Into the courts."
A petition has been circulated by Dun
dee property owners whose property haii
been twice assessed and these havo
agreed to go together, pay tho costs 'of
suit and carry tho case to the supremo
court
Driven Sick llenilnclie Arrny.
Agonizing sick headache cured by us
ing Dr. King's New Life Pills regularly.
Keeps liver and bowels In healthy condl
tlon. Jc. All drugglsts.-Advertlsemcnt
PROGRESSIVE MEETING
AT PAXT0N POSTPONED
Formor Congressman Fred Landls, who
was to speak at the Paxton hotel last
evening. Is III and unablo to bo here
This Information was received yester
day by telegraph by John Lewis, chalr-
man of tho Douglas county Progressive
committee, under whose auspices tho
meeting was to be held. Tho telegram
cume from Slontavllle Flowers, who s
In charge of the series of lectures that
are being scheduled by tho national pro
gresslvo party. No meeting will bo held
this evening, as Sir. Flowers at tho last
moment was unablo to obtain a subs
tuto for Sir. Landls. Tho local com
mittee still hopes to hear Sir. Landls
at a future date, when he shall havo
recovered.
CLINTON BR0ME ACCUSES .
ALBERT EDHOLM OF LYING
Direct charge that Albert Edholm,
wealthy Joweler, had "falsified" under
oath In his divorce suit, were made by
Attorney Clinton Brome, representing
Sirs. Kathorlno It. J. Edholm, In his ar
gument to District Judge. Sutton. Brome
delivered a bitter denunciation of Mr.
Edholm charging him with "petty mean
ness," ingratitude and cruelty and using
the world "lied" In referring to state
mcnts of his on the witness stand.
Attorneys Jeffcrls and Herring In thelt
arguments for Sir. Edholm made ro
charge that Sirs. Edholm's testimony was
Incorrect, but asserted that hlu charges
of extrcmo cruolty had been proven by
th evidence. Tho case will be given to
the court soon.
RETIRED EMPLOYES TO
BE WELL ENTERTAINED
Union Pacific officials propose to do
everything possible to make the conven
tion of the company's retired employes,
to be held hero during the early days of
April, as pleasant as possible.
The data for the meeting, which will be
tho first one ever held, will probably be
the first week In April, and It will prob
acy continue tnroo days. There are
Bome 200 of tho retired employes, and It Is
thought that fully one-half of them will
lie here. Transportation Is being sent to
them, and It Is proposed to pay their ex
penses whllo here. The meetings will be
held In one of tho large conference rooms
In the headquarters building. Tho meet
ing will bo really a social affair and
sort of home-coming.
Just 2 More Days '
OF THE
Greatest Special Display of Pipe Laces
Embroideries, Trimmings and Silks
ever attempted by any western concern. None of the ladled
of Omaha and vicinity can afford to miss this most remark
able opportunity.
SPECIAL
DISPLAY
on 4th Floor.
Take New
Elevator.
SPECIAL
DISPLAY
on 4th Floor.
Take New
Elevator.
PORTER ARRESTED FOR
STEALING FROM CARS
uwen forter, laborer, living at 4!S
South Thirteenth street, was arrested. by
uuicors uouey anu uunnlngham as
lugttive rrom Justice." Porter Is ullsged
to bo the third man, who, with John
Sutton and Jack Heed, broke the seal of
a box car while In transit from Nebraskn
to Iowa and stols half a carload of syrup
Bna prunes, me theft occurred early In
ucccnjDer.
sbo-Ofifi fin
4.U t $1,00 t0 0i;Sanizations; a Detroiter Touring
Vd5n aRU Car; 5 Pianos; 4 Diamond Rings: 4 Toilet Sets:
4 Lavalliers; a Pony, Cart and Harness to
children under 15 years of age exclusively.
15 More Working
new i nt CONTEST CLOSES GET BUSY
Premiums :
I Only
Days
FIU3MONT.
CLOTHIHg Ap aEHTS1 run-
riTXJfrsHXKas.
The Hub.
rtntwrrnjuj.
Kavtch & Wilshbo.
OXOOEStTEUI.
Krank Tlanson.
KASBWABK.
N. M Hansen.
GLENWOOD, IA.
SHOE BTORX.
Vinton & Workman.
t, ...... QHOOERDBS.
V. O. "Whipple.
i sua 8.
Ited Cross Drug Co.
CKOTxnro, shoes, ruxxtxsx.
xxos.
Hamilton & Matthews.
, JEWELBT,
J. B. JohnNon.
, t THEATEKS.
jkiiuc rneaicr.
Thi
Opinion.
M. A M. Vntl
$6,000 Votlnp; Con test. Tha " dealM haw n-m."".?11?'6.""1 appear ,Q th,a 1,Bt Rro Sod for volos in The Omaha's Bee's M & M
the rate of FIVE VOTES tot each 2onrca8h unr,SLaUAthvriZed by T? DreoJ ,S8U0 thoso C0UPns on everythlne sold in thdlr "tores at
account. Wring tho coupons to Ae 3co M' V0VnB P"-it on tho coupons when you settle your
lino and location of business follow. 1 opartmont at lcast onc wooK and get for them a voting ballot. Tho list of merchants.
OMAHA DEALERS
AVTOKOBXX.SS
The T, O. Northwall Co.. 912 Jones
Arthur Stora Auto Hupply Co., 20:0
arnjun.
, 8A.KEKT.
Myera Ilakery. 2202 Farnam
COAX..
The C. W. Hull Co.
BAXOXK9 AOABEKT.
Pastime Pleasure and Dancing
Club. Douglas Auditorium.
lSvsry Thursday evening.
SAXXY VXOSUOT8.
Alamlto Sanitary Dairy, 1812 Far
nam. SKUGH.
Bslrd Pharmacy. 17th & Douglaa.
Goldman Pharmacy, S4th & Lea
venworth. Killers Pharmacy, SStli & Leaven
worth. Farnam Hill Pharmacy. 2524 Far
nam. Ileovea Drug Co., Jlth Ave. &
Leavenworth.
J. II. Schmidt. 24th & Cuming.
Heller Drug Co.. 213 N. 25th.
Schaefefa Cut Price Drug Store.
324 N. ltth.
Adams-IIalght Drug Co.. 24th &
Lake
Adama-llaight Drug Co.. 24th &
Fort
Dundee Pharmacy. BOth & Under
wood. Irennansky liros.. lth &. Vlntou.
OBOOXBS.
It Kulakoriky, 2404-8 Ames.
Flodmnn Hro.. 40th & Cunitnc.
P. A l'lals. 3025 Sherman Ave.
E. It. Pankrata ft Son, 3S08 N. 24th
J rterkowiu. 1502 N. 24th.
Hlmer Anderson. 3024 Leaven
worth. J. Adelon, !T2S Davenport
John Wlsler. 4Rth & Leavenworth.
Btelit Bros.. 4002 Hamilton.
Louis Rominer. 49th A Podso.
Oh F. Shaw Co.. tS31 Park Ave.
P. Sherman. 3501 N. snth
fieo. Tloss. 24th A Maple,
nosenblum Tims.. lOI.r, N 40th
It Itarhman. 2K02 Sherman Ave.
Heed Tiros., 222S Leavenworth.
Tie McCoy Grocery Co.. 222! Mill-
r F. Kelly. 57 N. 24 th
Tom Johnson. 20th s Lake
ITohb A Shafer. 24th and Wirt
Bam Flnkensteln. S002-4-H N. 2th.
""m-iiman Pro.. h Chlesro
Tuehmsn Ttros. 4th A California
Tgrhman Ilro.. 2Xti A Davenport
I.ouls Zler. S2J California
BABE WAS E,
Burnett JVardware Co., 1612 Har
ney. JEWXERT.
Aaron's Gift Rhnn. ltl & Farrikm.
IAtmDT.
Nonpareil Laundry Co.. IT0S
Vinton. Twenty votes for each
one cent
uoxTnra nxTtTsss.
Har wood-Pope Co.
MEATS ABTD yBOVISIOHB,
Fred Itonnesa Provision Co.. 2221
Leavenworth.
Fred Jtonneas Provision Ca. 60S
a. If tn
2XOTOaatAJPKEB.
The Hyn Studio. 18th A Howard
rXAXOS.
Orltln Tiros.. lth A Harney.
Schmoller A Mueller, 1311-13 Far
nam, eroBTum oooss.
Townsend Oun Co., 1614 Farnam.
shobb, ruxNXRxxxaa axd
SXT aOOZJB.
Win. Vasak. 1264 8. 13th.
TAZZ.02UI,
M 3Cortay"iVth"st: Ta,lor,nB
'"OHS. CXiSANXBS. BTSXS.
"Dre.iher Uros.. 2211-13 Farnam St
TXEATEBS.
The Pastime Theater, 24th A
Leavenworth.
Suburban Theater, 4418 N. 24th.
The (Jem. 1268 8. 13th.
Apollo Theater. 29th A Leaven
worth. Clune's Theater, 255S Farnam.
Lyrlo Theater. 17th and Vtnton.
Star Theater. 181 4 N. 24th St
SOUTH OMAHA.
.XAXSBY.
A Uaklie, Home Bakery, 432 N.
4 th.
CXiEAMEBS A1TD ETEKS.
Tho Pantorlum.
The a W. HuU0
EBUaOISTS.
Forrest A Meuny Drug Co.. 401 N.
3J4th.
JJXT QOOD8. BObTS. anOES
AXD rUBWlUHlHO aOODS.
Vavek Dept. Store. S1I N. 24th.
rrvE. teh asd twe rrTT-rrrE
cmar stobe.
''sn'u'i.10 nnd s6oent tore'
OBOOEBtEB. IZEATS AND 3XO
ISIOXB. UnHed Provision Stores. SIS N.
HABDWABE,
O. IC Hardware Co.. 41S N. 24th.
JEWELBT.
Jaoobson Furen. 2404 N
MTXX.XXEXY.
Miss 1C A It.an. 5I!l Na 24tlu
MOTEWa PICTURE TXEATEB.
Bese Theater.
XJltlNSBY
Nonpareil laundry Co.
20 votes for each one cent.
OXOOBXXEB. MEAT, BXY
SOODS AXB XOTIOX8.
I. M. Nelson. 603-605 N. ISth St
XAXDWABB.
P. C. De Vol Hardware Co., 604
W, Broadway.
X.AT7XSXY.
Eagle Laundry. 718 W. Broadway.
Have laundry Blips. 20 votes for
each one cent
MOTOBOTCX.ES. BICTOZiES,
SPOBTIXO OOOSS.
The Cyclery, 317 Broadway.
JEWELSY
Geo, Gerner, 411 W. Broadway
riOTUXES ARD ABT OO0D8.
H. Borwlck. 209 S. Main.
S"AIHT3 AXD WAXJj PAPER,
II. Borwlck, 209 b. Main.
PICTUKE TXEATEBS.
The Nicholas, 647 Broadway.
Elite No. I. 641 Broadway.
Elite No. 2. 546 Broadway.
PHOTOUBAFKEB.
C, A. Utley, 317 M Broadway.
VEHICLES, WAOOSS, IKPLE-
Marvin C. Van Derveer. K-24
Fourth St.
The handsome eart a part of
the Pony and Cart equipment on
exhibition at Van Devecr'a.
PIAWOS.
Lauatrup Piano Co., 340 W. Broad.
wny.
BXOB BEPAZBXtfO,
l(dmatl Bros.. D S. Main.
8X0E0.
Hamilton Shoe store. 412 Broad
way 10 votes for each one cent.
Cash purchase. 30 days only.
FIX)RENQK.
Z.VSXBEX.
Mlnne-Lusa Lumber Co.
SHOES, rUBXISBIXQ AXO
SXT OOOSS.
Larson & Uffenberger.
t
t
t
A.
COUNCIL nMJPKS.
CLOTttlERB. rUBNIHKIMQ '
COOES AND XATB,
Joe Smith & Co.
coal costPAirr.
Council Bluffa I. .ml A Ice Co.
sxuoa,
TNest Rnd 'Pharmacy, S2d and
Broadway.
sxuas, paiitts, olae3.
Geo. H. Davis, 200 nroadway.
OXOOXXtES.
John MeSorley. 805 Main St
a ,W. Whitehead. 2016 5th Ava.
OXOOEXZES AWD KEATS.
I. A. 31llnaky. 3141 Broadway
Jullua Ktppner. 1103 6th Avi.'
Star Grocery, 2227 W. Broadway.
C. II. Ilvber.'ll2 It Broadway Y
O. a Sorensen. 628 16th Ave.
OUT-OF-TOWN DEALERS
ARLINGTON.
AUTOMOBILE AXD TAXSC
UACXXXEXT.
Fred ISchtenkamp. .
sxuos.
John C. Webber.
ttEHEBAX, MEBOHASIEIHE. 1
J. W. Halton.
JTEWSPAPEB.
Itvlew-Herald.
IlLAIH.
CLOTXtEB.
Ed Matthlenen.
sxros.
taroham A Son.
SXY OOtiBS.
Th Bee Hive.
nora, peed axs coal.
J. C Long.
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J Mueller's Grocery.
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The Arndt Ilurdware Co.
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Tha Pilot
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C S. Newmeyer.
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G. E. Cleveland.
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Metcalf-Coffln Co. ,
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Hurry A. Martin.
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J. Shumway A Son.
D. Maloney A Son.-
XTEWBPAPEB.
Lyons Mirror.
OAKLAND.
CZjOTXXXO AKD SHOES.
Wick the Clothier.
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W. W. Itobert8 Pharmaoy.
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Lurson's Cash Grocery.
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C W, Foro.
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S, P. Person.
WEWSPAPEB.
Oakland Independent
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Bredenberg Garage,
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Swanbom & Hult
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.Elmer Johnson.
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T. St Martin A Co.
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Blggerataff Bros.
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A. Morln.
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Anderson A Thorsen.
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MATEBIAL,
D. B. Phelpa. Lumber A Coal Ca
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J. V. Grosv.
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Star Theater.
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Riche A Seeley, 1601 West Broadway,
We Want Every Woman in
Omaha and Vicinity
N to See Our
Mado Specially for us, sold ex
clusively by us, and offering our
customers selection from twenty
'flve exceptionally beautiful, dis
tinctive designs, quality of work
manship and material that you'll
not find surpassed in nny 0Ag"
$3G.OO garment Bhown in
Omaha iBaw
An almost endless assortment of
most wanted fabrics and colorings
for your selection. See thorn
Thursday.
New
Coats
A broad assort
ment of tho
nobbiest new
spring styles.
All most desir
able coloring
nnd fabrics,
$10.00,' $12.75,
$15.00, $10.50,
$25.00 lip.
Beautiful Hew
Waists and
Blouses
The most ex
clusive assort
ment of designs,
materials and
colorings ever
shown; excep
tional values at
$2.05, $3.05,
$5.00, $7.50 up
to $15.00.
High Grade Wash
Goods Sale
BATIKES.
Aro as popular as ever, and Is
one of tho leading fabrics foi
Spring. Wo have Imported Hutincr.
from Manchester, England. Nloa
stripes, various shadou. They are
the 1.E0 gradoi on this sale, at
only ono
We haVo alt kinds and graded ot
Ratines. Plain, printed, nubUjd,
rlced, etc., at, yard
fl5o, 380, 600, 75o, BSo, 91.00.
Printed ICaterlals ara In Oreal
Demand.
We have them In voiles. In silk
warpa. tn crepes. In batistes, In
organdies, in all kinds of light
weight goods. Prices rango from
12Ho to. yard 81.00
White Oooda Specials.
All GOc White Fancies 3So
All 39o White Fancies .'.aso
All 30o White Fancies 19o
All 26o White Fancies lBj,
All 19c White Fancies 13Uo
India Llnons. Satiates. Plain
Lawns. Long Cloth, etc., at1 spe
cial reduced orlcen on thin unto.
Specials in Domestic Room
New line of Ratino In all the"
best and wanted colors, plain
and fancy stripes, 27 inch wide,
25c values, at 15
Lawns and Batiste in dots and
stripes, worth 12 &c, at... 5
Hopo Muslin, 36-ln. wide, 10c
values, at 7Hd
Ginghams, Andersons, 31-inch
wide, 18c values, yard,..10d
Apron Qinghams, blues and
browns, 7c values, yard.,,5
Percales, neat patterns, checks,
stripos and dots, 3G-inch wide',
12 c values, yard, 7
Leghorn 36-lnch bleached mus
lin, 8J;aC values, yard . . . 6 Ms J
Made Sheets, 72x90, 50 cent
values, at 35ci
Genuine Serpentine Crepe, 18o
values, yard Qg
Voiles, all best colors, 26o
values, yard 15d
Thursday's Linen Specials
Full size Dinner Napkins, pure linen, grass blcachod, assorted designs,
regular $5 dozen, six for $1.50
All our high grado plain and fancy Huck Towollng, In wfdths from
1G inches to 22 inches, pure flax, values up to 75c a yard, at. . 50
SUGAR DOWN AGAIN
23 Lbs. Best Granulate gar
48-Ib. sacks best high grade Dia
mond II flour, nothing finer put
up for bread, plea or cakes; every
sack guaranteed to givu perfect
satisfaction 91.10
10 Bars Bcat-Km-All, Diamond C
or Laundry Queen white laundry
boap , 25o
6 lbs. Beat Hand Picked Navy
Beans .....SSo
10 lbs. Beat white , or yellow com
ment 19o
8 lbs. beat rolled Breakfast Oat
meal 3So
i cans Fapoy Sweet Sugar corn.
for aso
4 cana Wax or String beans. . . .350
Yeast Foam package 3o
Magnetic Starch, package 4o
The best Uomextlc Macaroni.
Vermicelli or Spaghetti, pkg.,7J-4o
Gallon cans Golden Table svrup,
per can 40o
C cans OH or Mustard Sardines, a So
K C Corn Flakes, pits. So
W. O. C. Tho new breakfast food.
per package r 100
1-lb. cans assorted soups 7Jio
16-oUnco ciuiH Condensed Milk Slab
McLaren's Peanut Butter. lb..l3V4c
The Beet Japun tea sittings, per
pound ....1:0
..$1.00
.SOo
Golden Santos Coffee, lb
BUTTER DOWIT AOAUT.
Don't pay more than our price
Quoted below.
The beat Creamery Butter, Carton
- " i i". .i 890
The best country creamery butter,
pound ....1, 36o
The beat Dairy Table butter, per
pound mo
saos sows AOAisr.
Tho bert strictly freed guaranteed
eggs, per dozen aso
Omaha's Greatest Trash VegetaoU
Market.
IP lbs. Early Ohio Potatoes to the
Peck ...aso
Fresh beets, carrots, turnips, shal
lots or radishes, largo bunches, 4o
Fancy new cabbage. lb.......3Uo
Fancy large head lettuce, head 7Uo
3 heads fresh Leaf lettuce. .. .100
Old beets, carrots, turnips or pars
nips, per pound JU0
Itutabagas, lb llo
3 large soup bunches 100
Fancy ixus Spinach, peck..,.aoo
12 hie pkg. of fancy Halloween
dates for n4a
Orape Prult Special Wednesday.
Fanoy Florida Fruit, 3 for ,100
IT
PAYS
TRY MYDEN'S FIRST R
Dr. Todd's Patented Teeth will
long be remembered after the ad
vertising and price have been for
gotten. ,
Office 403 Brandeis Bldg.
T
IHE maker Of unadvertised
goods is at the mercy of his
salesmen. Should they
suddenly leave, the business
might suffer . its death-blow.
Reputation gained through
Advertising sticks, even if your
salesmen don't.