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Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11

Peter was to be crowded OFF the horizon
entirely. But Peter ts- one not easily
crowded. and the democracy was later re-
ported to be trying TO appease tie pops
by placing Hubbard on the legislative
ticket as a Substitute for Edward Galley
or Charles Curtis. VINO we're repor'ed TO
be intending to leeltne to run. a p~opulist
intimate with Iibbard has given it out
that no compromise will answer. implying
that Hubbard doesn't give a rap to be a
state solon. but is after Hofeldt's scalp
and proposes to get it at any cost.
Secretary William w. Farquhar, at
democratic headquarters yesterday, said
1T is true that Curtis and Galley have
intimated their certain intention Of with
drawing and their formal declinations are
expected soon. The committee will meet at
a time not yet chosen, but likely to be
early next week, and select men for their
places. 1t is not true, however, that Hib-
bard is to be offered one OF those places.
Hubbard isn't even thought of for any place
on the democratic ticket-not for a minute,
he isn't"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11

Lot 1-Your choice OF over 300 high.class
man-tailored women's suits, made in all
the newest materials; suits that other
houses ask $500 and $4,000 for; skirt and
jacket silk lined; s. & s. sale price at less
than cost of materials, only S1s.75.
Lot 1850 ladies' fine tailored suits, made
in basket weaves, cheviots and brosdcloth.
some worth up to $4,000; s. & S. sale
price, each $500.
100 ladies' suits, made in blouses and
a dozen other styles, suits that sell at
$500 and $500 elsewhere; S. & S. sale
price, each $1,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11

EXTRA SPECIAL ON wAIsTINGs.
Gros Roman. double warp, re-entorced
French ~iannels, at, a yard..........75c
Gros Roman. plain %colors, the finest
French flannel that is made, ford soc
Domestic French flannel, all wool, now in
bargain room, at, a ELECTROMAGNETIC
Grand line Of the newest waistings that is
made in stripes, figures, plain colors. in
creams and Bedford cords, everything, at
from. a ward. soc ..s1.9S
SAMPLES SENT FREE ON APPLICA-
TION TIC OUT-OF-TOwN CUSTOMERS.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11

We WIN place on sale one lot OF sample
combination suits FOR ladies, in white or
gray. regular price $50. at CSC.
Ons lot Of sample combination suits. In
white or gray. for ladies', in fine wool.
worth $500. at $3.50.
Ladies' silk and wool combination suits
and heavy silk pleated suits. in pure blue
and white, worth $500. at $3.50.
Ladies' hne silk and pure wool and
silk combination suits, in black. white.
blue and flesh %colors, In the Sterling make,
worth $500. at 1928.
Ladies. extra heavy silk combination
suits. in black. white and flesh colors, in
to Sterling make. worth s12. 90, at $3.50.
Cnildren's combination suits. in all sizes.
tH'ee-fourths wool. worth S1.25, at Csc.
We carry a complete line on chiIdren's
vests pants and drawers. in fine scarlet
medicsted underwear.
Ladies fancy Isle thread hose. in plain
and drop stitch, worth soc and 75c, at 19c.
Ghildren's aprons, in ali sizes, embroid-
erd and hemstitched. at 25e and 49c.
Ladies' straight front corsets, all sizes.
AZ 4ac. worth 75c.
Ladies' and Misses girdle corsets. at 49e.
worth 75c.
Dr. warmers straight front corsets for
stout figures, sizes % TO 36, in black and
drab, at s1.O0.
The new long hip. straight front corset.
In q. D., W. B.. Erect Form and W. c. c
o%orsets. at S1OO and up.
Ladies' heavy feece-lined vSsts and
pants. in extra heavy quality. at csc.
Ladies' fine cotton ribbed vesSs ana pant,
and half wool vests and pants, worth 75c
~ 49c.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
Grand Hat Sale

Our mems hat department is complete
with all the new fall styles and all the
popular shades and shapes. A new fall
hat is indispensable if you are to appear
well dressed, When you get a hat you
want a good one, that is the only kind We
keep. The BEST hat makers in America
make the hats we sell. Every hat shown
by US is absolutely correct in style. You
can always be sure to find better quality
for the price here than elsewhere-at 75c.
S1.OO. $3.50, $500 and $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
Lieutenant Colonel ON Trial.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct, N,-Lieltenant
Colonel Houston OF the Fifteenth infantry
appeared before "A court-martia this morn
ing on the charge OF violating the ATTY
fourth article OF war In not calling out his
troops to queli rioting soldiers outside the
Preside reservation. Houston's counsel,
Lieutenant Frank Mcintyre, adiutant Of
the Fifteenth infantry. says he viii base his
defense on the Winthrop code OF military
Law. which states that the United States
military are not empowered TO Intervene or
act on any occasion in violation OF local
president through their immediate COM
MandeTs 10 act
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
Fall Cans for Bows and Girls

All-wool golf caps for school wear, in
neat assorted patterns, worth up to soc.
on sale Saturday at 25c.
Yacht, golf and automobile style caps
for fall and winter, worth s1.00, on sale
Saturday at soc.
We have the largest line of Tam-O-
Shanters in Omaha for boys and girls, in
all the new colors, at 25c, 35c, 45c and soc.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11

medal in recognition of the manner in
which he has preserved order and harmony.
The plan Of the association to build it's own
wholesale market house during the coming
winter is progressing.
A resolution pledging the association
members to assist the Auditorium company
in it's stock contest was adopted.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
Sheet Music

All the music from the comic operas.
Sultan of Sulu,'' Wizard Of Or" and
1.-THE Storks," on sale in our Music De-
partment at reduced prices.
We are headquarters for everything In
the Sheet Music and Book line. Mail or
ders filled the same day we receive them.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11

We have consummsted the biggest deal
in the history of our business when We
purchased the great stock Of silks and vel
vets that have been coming in for the last
ten days and that will go on sale COM
mencing Monday. No stock Of silks and
velvets in such fine qualities and in such
quantities was ever before
brought into the city Of Omaha. The stock
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
government sells a transport.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 10.-The transport
Egbert has been sold by the government TO
the Dollar Steamship company for 10000.
Egbert was bought by the government 10
the beginning of the Spanish-American war
IL was leased by the company to the gov
ernment as a hospital ship and as such
went 10 Manila by way OF the Suez canal.
The new owners OF the vessel will put It in
service as a freighter. running from this
port 10 China.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
Grand Notion Sales
THE NEW "POSTILLION''

THE NEW
Belt on sale. This Is the latest article in
the line Of ladies Belts. Saturdays sale
price, only Csc.
A new line Of ladies Wrist Bags and
Chatelaines at Csc and csc.
Special sale on RIBBONS Saturday
morning.
Our new wash tAfeta Ribbons in all
c%olors, blacks and creams. No. 80 Ribbons,
worth zoe; sale price 1Oc.
THE NEW "NoTAHooK."
This is something entirely new. 1t Is
now being demonstrated with us and
every lady will find It to her advantage
to come here during this demonstration
and see this wonderful substitute for the
ball and socket fastener or hook and eye.
The most helpful article ever used.
We have a new line Of the latest low
cut Collars for ladies.
WATCH FOR BIG EMBROIDERY SALE
MONDAY.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
Gained Forty Pound- In Thirty Days.

For several months our younger brother
had been troubled with indigestion. He
tried several remedies. but got no benefit
from them. We purchased some Of Cham
b~erlain's stomach and Liver Tablets and he
commenced taking them. Inside OF thirty
days he had gained forty pounds in flesh,
He is now fully recovered. We have a
good trade on the tablets--Holley Bros.
Merchants, Long Branch, Mo.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
PLEASED WITH MANEUVERS
General Bates and Members Of staff Back
from Fort Riley.
COMMANDER THINKS CAMP GREAT SUCCESS
FavoFs Having Vancouver Division
Every Year and Bringing as
Many State MiIitinmen IntO
It as Possible.

Bronzed and in some cases bllstered,
Major General Bates and the members OF
his stan returned at Z yesterday morn
ing from Fort Riley. where they have been
involved for just three weeks in the first
vancouver division that has been held In
The United States since the Spanish
American war. Despite the arduous life
which they have been experiencing and
the night ride to Omaha the hour Of 9 yes
terday morning found both General Bates
and Colonel McClernand at their desks for
duty, in civilian attire as usual. while
Captain Reeves came straight to head
quarters from the train and went about
his work in fatigue uniform. the clothes
he had worn at camp.
Every member of the stan is in good
health aud all have enjoyed II during their
entire time OF absence. Most of them
have grown fat on the outdoor life. Gen.
erAl Bates himself pleading guilty TO six
extra pounds OF weight. Each member OF
the stan looks husky and strong. too, and
all are heartily pleased with their camp
lite and the success of the maneuver IL
vision. On this latter point Major Gen
eral Bates eonversed freely. sa=ing;
The vancouver division was a success in
all particulars. The regulars entered into
the problems with spirit and the Ofncers
from the various state militia expressed
themselves as we'll pleased with what they
saw. Then the general health Of the
camp was very good. Things were kept
sorupulously clean and despite the un-
favorable weather of the nrst week or ten
days the percentage Of illness was un-
usually low.
More Eek enEive In Future.
II think Il is assured that a maneuver
camp OF some sort will be held each year
now. with the regulars at least p2rticlpa-
ting. OF course the idea now In miud Is to
have these affairs much more extensive,
with say 5000 regular soldiers and 10000
national guardsmen on hand. But till some
steps are taken whereby the general GOV
eminent will assume a portion OF the ex-
pense undergone by the state militia It Will
be impossible to secure the attendance a
any large portion OF 1t.
In order 20 get such action the 9theeri
OF the National Guard must themselves
push the matter, and the presence Of 50
many Of them as Witnesses Of the maneu'
vers At Fort Riley was desired In order "a
give them an idea Of what the camp wo'
like and convince them Of It's etncaoy. The
militia OF fully twenty-five states was rep
resented among the sixty odd Natioaa.
Guard Omcers present and they gave torna
expression OF their satisfaction before leav'
ing"
Captain Reeves was enthusiastic Ovel
the maneuvers. There were some ver'
pretty things done down there" said he
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
Hose Supporter Sale

We place on sale Ave gross OF our line
Of hook on Supporters and side elastic
Supporters. regular price 25c and 35c; on
sale at 19c.
A full line of ladies'. misses and chill
dren's side Supporters worth up to Csc: on
at TIC.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
A Mighty Purchase Of VsIvets and Silks

is so large and, owing to the crowded con.
dition of our silk department, it is aLsu-
lutely necessary to make the selling as
quick as possible. We promise you the
greatest silk excitement that Omaha has
seen for many a day. We want you to
watch and wait for this great sale of silks
and v~elvets, which takes place Monday.
the 1Sth of October. Watch Sundays pa
pers for full notice.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11

the salary for four years, $4,000, as long
as 1t is held that the governor must ap-
point the board. DR.. Peabody has signined
his willingness to join me in the suit II !
decide that one should be brought"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
UkVNENy $4,000
AAAA W6hVS Underwear Sale

The Immense cash purchase Of the surplus stochsO Of several Of the largest mills
In America nov. On Gale. These goods vero secured at a big scrhce 10 Close out
their fall and winter lines I'M we can omr the best underwear manufacture on
at onethird to onehaf the usual cost.
THIS PURCHASE INCLUDES THE VERY BEST GRADES MADE
Extra sales people in dhsd department to wal or all promptly.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
SpeciaIs for Saturday

so doE. wrappers, worth sl.50. at SOC,
so doz. black mercerized uuderskirts.
worth $3.50. for roc.
100 ladies' raglan mackintoshes, worth
5000, warranted waterproof, silk and wool
top; on sale for s3.45.
No extra charges for alterations during
this sale. Perfect At guaranteed.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11

EXTRAORDINARY

The entire surplus stock Of ladies' suits,
known firm OF shan & SHERMAN, New
now on the market. are coming in daily
department BEGINNING saturday m~ornins
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
Extra Special Shoe Sale

Saturday will be a great day in the Shoe
department. Extra salespeople engaged.
Come early IL possible. Special sales all
day. MEMS SHOES. WOMEN'S SHOES,
BOYS SHOES, MISSES and CHILDREN'S
SHOES, all at about ONE-THIRD the
REGULAR PRICE. Closed out the sample
lines and floor stocks of two Of the biggest
factories In Lynn and Brockton, Mass. All
on sale Saturday.
Women's fine Velour calf balls, worth
$500, at
women's fine Wei Kid Balls, worth
$3.50 and $500, S1.96
Women's fine Box Calf Balls. worth
$3.50 and $S.0O, S1.96
Women's fine Wei Kid cork filled welt
soles S2,4S
Mems vici Kid vesting Top Balls,
worth $3.50 and $500. at............S1 .96
Mems Wei Kid vesting Top Balls,
worth $500, .Sl.96,
Mems Box Calf and Velour Balls.
worth $500, .sl.96
Mems Satin Calf Balls or Congress,
worth $500, .S1.19
Child's Box Calf lace, s to II, worth
$l.25, .......... $50
Women's shoes, small sizes, worth
up to $3.50, SIC
Carpet Slippers, mems or women's, all
day 25c
Sole agents for the celebrated STETSON
and CROSSETT sIoes for men and the
Ultra" Brooks Bros. or Grover shoes FOR
ladies.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
Stiff Hats

These are popular shaped hats and very
dressy. We have them in all the new
shapes, including Grown Prince Knox.
Dunlap and several other styles, at $3.50
and 81. 100.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11

South Omaha laboring men are smiling the
large sardonic smile CT the wise man watch
ing the shell game. From an ONCE in the
rmCur plant at South Omaha there is being
circulated a large number of the small slips
headed Democrats Endorse Congressman
Mercer" but on which the only evidence Of
this Is the reprinted clipping from the Con-
stitution. an Atlanta (Ga.) paper, Of edition
Of September %, 1902. This clipping. after
designating him zone of the best political
managers OF the republican party" goes on
to say: "The district is republican by quite
a large majority. Mr.. Mercer having been
elected there even when all the other dis
triets In the state were carried by the dem
Oerats and their allies"
An Armour employe who had been cor
daily invited to help place the slips in the
right places says: 1T seems to me that
that is going a mighty long ways from home
for an endorsement and it's stretching the
obvious intent Of the article to head II as an
endorsement by democrats. He seems to be
endorsed by Horace G, Burt, John n. Bald
win, Governor Savage and the United States
Packing company. which is to be the name
OF the combine that will have Edward
Cudahy at its head after November 4, but
the extent Of his democratic endorsement
will be fully apparent about the same date
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
Saturday in the Bargain Room

opelaI SAFE OF wool dress goods for ch1drens schooI dresas In sbori lrrbs
ao by the ad-taken form the high grade drss goods department in odd pieces not
. ul line OF coos to select from, but sumcient goods to make a sehctn fr chud
ems sehosl dresses
~ DEALERs PEDDLERs OR MANUFACTURERS SOLD TO IN THIS ROOM
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11

sGarIaRd" stoves and RRnEes
Awarded hrst prize. Paris. 1900; Buffalo.
1901.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11

This declaration comes from Hofeldt as
a result OF the rumor that the populists
were preparing TO uake suon a fight for
Frank Hibbard of lrvington and weIC SO
exasperated by tle alleged breach o. faith
committed by the democracy when e Aomi-
mated Hofeldt ins.sad "a Hubbard that
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
Letting Down the Price on Groceries,
Teas, COffees and Provisions.

An astonshngly special sale made possible b y direct spot purchases in enormo
quanuths from the biggest concerns in America. There is a purity. freshness and
whotsomeness about Haydens groceries tha is as attractive as the surprisingly
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
Monte Carlo Jackets

NN N
This stock consists Of over 200 ladies'
hne coats, in all lengths, from the short
2I-inch to the y lengths. in inverted and
double box-pleat backs. One table ladies'
jackets, Monte Carlo style, collar and Guns
trimmed in panne velvet and skinner satin
lined; would be cheap at $500, $1,000 and
$500; S. & S. sale price. $3.50.
200 Monte Carlo Jackets. in all new
lengths, in reds, blues. %castors, blacks aud
tans; worth up to $500; S. & s. sale price
only Si4.O0.
$50 women's Monte Carlo jackets. made
Of all-wool American wooden mills Kersey;
all new shades; Jackets worth $500, $500
and $1,000; sale price, $1,000.
100 Monte Carlo jackets at $500 less than
the cost Of the materials.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11

w. A. Messick Of the republican county
central committee wants to get the names
and addresses Of republicans who are will
ing 10 serve as judges and clerks OF cleo
tion in the various voting precincts at the
next election. A large number Of those
who served last year are too busy to do
the work this year and 1t Is found dim
cult to get desirable men.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11

For example. enc day they threw a pom
toon bridge across the Kansas river and
then sent troops across It. The bridge was
$50 feet long, quite narrow and the stream
Is swift, so care is required in crossing.
Yet l saw three full regiments and one
battalion Of infantry, two batteries of ar
tillery and eight troops of cavalry cross
there In forty-five minutes and they were
not PUSHED. either. This bridge. by the
way. Is near forty years old and was used
in the civil war. 1t Is OF material Of such
fne quality that II today could hardly be
replaced. The umber would cost $3.50 a
thousand.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
Chickens Chickens

Haydens have broken the corner IN
chickens. Our prices on fat hens, fresh
dressed lOc
Our prices for fresh dressed spring chick
ems
No butchers supplied.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11

Are you thinking Of Withdrawing from
the race for county commissioner" was
asked Peter Hofeldt, democratic nominee.
yesterday by a reporter for TIL Bee.
And the ample spencerian fist Of Peter the
silent came down with a sledge-hammeF
thud as he answered; mot by a id
sight" Anybody who knows Hofeldt knows
that that settles it, but to further elineh
matters he gave the following written ex-
PLANTATION:
Without any solicitation on my part !
was regularly nominated at the democratic
convention. and the sam was accepted by
Inc. / Immediately commenced my canvas,
which canvas / shall continue until the
election. reports TO the contrary notwith-
standing. The democratic party has not
asked my withdrawal. and you may assure
your readers that ! shall continue to be a
candidate until the polls close on election
day.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11

Monte Carlo Jackets and skirts OF tho we'll
York City, secured by our cloak buyers.
and will be placed on sale In our big cloak
at 9 O'Clock ut 6Oc on the dollar.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
soldier. Acted the Part.

"All through the camp the soldiers acted
the part. During the bad weather the
maneuvers went on every day Just as usual.
One day we had division drill. with the
entire force out. in the teeth of a storm.
Cavalry, infantry and artillery, the drill
was gone through to the end.
we had 5000 acres Of land there for orr
field of operations. This was hardly
enough, but the country was good for the
purpose. 1t is rolling. affording fine artil-
lery positions. and yet cavalry can cover
almost all Of 1t, while infantry can go any
where. Our command was extensive. az the
six batteries took up much room. Each
battery has six guns. each gun six horses,
each gun a caisson, each caisson six horses,
and besides that there are wagons and
horses with extra ammunition and forage.
Assembled at close formation the division
would cover 1900 yards. II you got in the
tall grass at one flank you couldn't see the
other.
Hospital accommodations were especially
good. The government sent a large mum
Der Of its army medical men to the camp
and there were altogether over 100 so en-
gagged. We had a field hospital in the
camp, a base hospital at the fort, and each
| regimen had its little hospital. The siekeT
a men was OF became the farther be was
promoted. from regimental to field, to base
hospital, and the last step was to send him
back to his post IL he could be moved"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11

You'll be surprised at the prices. 5
find every article Just as advertised.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
Skirts

All the skirts Of the SHAFT & silbermar
stock placed on sale at one price. somC
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
MOODY SPEAKS ON THE ROOF
Mercer FIRST Suggests Variety Thsater FOR
the Cabinet Officer.
PROMINENT REPUBLICANS NOT PLEASED
They Consider that Arrangements for
Mr.. MOOdy's Reception Are Not
Fitting to Hts High
ciaI station.
PROMINENT REPUBLICANS NOT PLEASED

w. H. Moody, secretary OF the navy, is
to speak in the Sohlitz roof garden, Six
teenth and Harvey streets, next
Tuesday evening, October IA. This
much is definitely known, but no
more. Two kilograms have been re-
ceived, one stating that he would arrive
Tuesday afternoon and the other, the last
one received, that he would arrive Monday
afternoon at 4:30. The latter is thought
to be erroneous in it's designation of time
and a telegram is TO be sent today asking
for verihcation or correction, as otherwise
those who are TO receive him will not know
when to meet him.
Congressman Mercer, to whom Chairman
T, W. Blackburn OF the congressional COM
mittee refers all inquirers as the one who
has the arrangements in charge. said yes
terday: 81 don't know yet just where
the secretary will be entertained, although
/ hope to have him accommodated at the
Omaha club. II not there. perhaps at the
Willard hotel, There will be no other
speakers and presume Mr.. Moody Will
discuss the general matters of interest In
this campaign. l haven't telegraphed yet
to find out definitely about the time OF his
arrival. but l think Tuesday afternoon will
be the time. The speaking will be Tuesday
night, no matter when he arrives. am
informed that large parties are coming
from Lincoln and Fremont and other
points. but there will be no excursions"
Some party leaders complain that the sec
rotary is not to be shown the courtesy his
rank entities him to. They say that Mr..
Mercer, in his ambition to keep Moody en-
tirely under his W wing and yet necessi-
tate the least possible local expense. first
tried to get the Trocadero and then settled
upon this roof garden. Chairman Black
burn, however. insists that he favored
Washington hall and that the selection OF
the roof garden was the work Of the county
committee.