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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 5, 1899)
24 THE OMAITA DAILY BEE : SUNDAY , NOVEMBER 5 , 1890. RAILROAD MEN SPECULATIVE Expiration of AgToemsnt Botwe n TJnion Pacific and Northwestern , VARIOUS OPINIONS AS TO ITS RENEWAL Belief tlmt Union Pnclflc Will Pnmnc Jinpnrtlnl C'liumc In DUtrllniMon of Iliidliicnn , llnnctl on Itctumn IlcccU cd. In railroad circles yesterday there was much Interested speculation relative to an Important epoch which has been reached by the Union Pacific and Northwestern rail roads. Ten years ago , November 4 , 1889 , nn ngrcement was entered Into between these two great sstcms which provided for a close Interchange of business. The Union Pacific had , at that tlmo ns now , the strong Jlno operating between the Missouri river end the Pacific coast , whllo the North western was ono of the most Influential Jlnrs cast of the Missouri rlvor. During the ten yearn that this agreement ban been In effect It has been cloaely adhered to by the two systems and the business of each , both In passenger and freight departments , has Iboon greatly enlarged. Yesterday the tlmo limit of this agreement expired and rail road men are discussing the probable out- coma of the natter. Whether or not the Agreement will bo again entered Into Is questionable , and In this feature of the matter Interest Is centered. A few months ngo the opinion nag qulto generally * ex pressed that when the Illinois Central should reach Omaha the existing relations between the Northwestern and Union Pacific would bo severed as soon as the contract entered into between the two railroads ten years ngo would permit. This opinion was based on the fact that E. H. Hnrriman owns a large block of the stock of both the Union Pacific and Illinois Central , and is an Im portant factor In the control ot both roads. On the other hand , ho has practically no Interest In the Northwestern , -while the Van- dcrhlHs , who control ho balance of power In the Northwestern , have but little Influence iwlth the Union Pacific. "Well Informed railroad men hold the opin ion thnt the Union Pacific -will bo wary of renewing an Iron-clad agreement with the Northwestern. They express the belief that perhaps a temporary agreement may be drawn up between the two systems , but that ! t will bo of such a character that the Union Pacific will bo In nowlso bound to turn over to the Northwestern all Its eastbound freight and passenger traffic. The general belief Is , however , that If any agreement Is entered Jnto by the Union Pacific It will bo with the Illinois Central , and pending Its arrival Into Omaha the Union Pacific -will bo Impartial In the distribution ot Its eastbound business. Others assort that the Union Pacific will In tbo future direct Its business from Omaha over all the eastern lines , giving each a sort ot a pro rata share In accordance with tup amount which it shall receive In return. In opposition to all these opinions Is the statement that the Northwestern and Union Pacific wcro never on more friendly terms than at present and these two systems form nn Important link In tbo proposed transcon tinental line which has aroused so much In- tarest In the business and financial world during1 the last few weeks. Again , the fact is cited that within a very recent tlmo the ( Northwestern and Union Pacific have prac tically solicited their transcontinental pas- eongcr 'business ' by Inaugurating the now train service between Chicago and the Pa cific coast and operating trains which run through from Chicago over the Northwest ern , Union Pacific and Southern Paclflc tracks wlthoift the slightest change. Collating all these facts the railroad world has a moro Interesting nut to crack than It 1ms had for some time. Ofllclals who are In a position to know something definite regarding this matter refuse to talk on the subject and consequently every railroad man holds that his opinion is as good aq any one's else. Incrcnuc Minimum WelKh < s. "We're trying to get a small share ot the Kcncral prosperity which Is prevailing1 , " said an official ot the Union Pacific freight de partment. "Our rates have not been ad- ivanced as perceptibly as those ot the lines east of the Missouri river , tout in the gen eral advance Inaugurated wo are getting our ehare ot the Increased revenue. In the mat ter of increase in minimum weights of freight cars wo have realized considerable benefit. It used to bo that the minimum "weight " ot most freight cars was from 20,0i)0 ) to 24,000 pounds , -while In many of them now the minimum weight Is 40,000 pounds. You can easily eeo where \o derive an advantage from this. Our cars are loaded almost to their fullest capacity and wo get paid for every available pound that our freight cars can carry Instead of hauling load after load In the past at figures considerably under wo now receive. " IHoclc Inlnnd Will 'Imnrove ' Service. The nock Island will change the time ot arrival and the equipment of Its Chicago- Omaha passenger trains , effective November 19. The tlmo will bo shortened between the two cities and tbo service will bo other wise Improved. At the present tlmo the Hock Island leaves Chlcego at 5:45 : p , nt. , find Is composed of the cars enroute for Omaha and Kansas City. Under the new arrangement a strictly through Omaha train will leave Chicago forty-five minutes later , At 6:30 : p. in. , and arrive lioro at the same tlrno as at present , 8:10 : a. m. Rock Island train No. 3 , at the present ar riving from the east nt 6:35 : p. m. , will after the 19th , arrive nt 0:10 : p. m. llnllroutln Will Hun UxciirMoni. ' Clonoral Agent Rutherford of the Rock Island stated yesterday that the Flfty- flrst Iowa regiment would , arrive in Council Bluffs fan schedule time Monday. J. A , Stewart , district passenger agent ot the OCK isianu , passed through the city today cnrouto for the west to meet the returning volunteers. Ho will BOO that the trip over the Rock Island is accomplished in the best manner possible , ns befits Iowa's returning liorooH. Railroad officials are anticipating nn enormous crowd In Council Blurts next Jlonilixy and all the lawn lines will run epcclals. All available passenger cars are being concentrated In Iowa for the accom modation ot the big crowds that will flock to Council niutTtt to welcome the boys on their return. Coiil Itntt-H ItitlMfil I'roiiordonnU'ly. A meeting ot the freight representatives ot Interested lines was held in Cblcig ] list iwcek for the purpose of checking up rates on hard coal to Iowa , Minnesota and South Dakota points to conform with the advance \\hlch becomes effective * November 15. With the tariffs from Chicago to the Mis- eouri river , and from the Mississippi to the Missouri rivers ns basing rates the rates to points In the three states mentioned will be either raised or lowered from the rate to the Missouri river , according to whether the location is east or 'west of the river. N'nc nntl 1C. H. Wood , general freight agent of the Union Pacific , returned yesterday trotn a trip to Chicago. George P. Dunbnr , assistant general auditor of the Chicago , Hurllnyton & Qu'.ncy. ' la a visitor In the city from CillCHKO. W. B. Jerome , general western passenger agent , and Nelson Vanderpool , northwest. orn passenger agent of the Illinois Central. are in the city from Chicago. John Sflbuktlan , general passenger agent of the Hock Inland , accompanied by his wife , will nass through Omaha today enroute to the Pnclllo coast. Charles M. Sect 1st. chief clerk In the Union Pacific freight department , has re turned from a pleasant vacation trip. The movt of the time ho spent in the mountains f Arizona on a. hunting trio. Game plentiful nnd the outing -was altogether a most delightful one. General Manager Dickinson , Superin tendent of Transportation Buckingham nnd Division Superintendent It W. Baxter ot the Union Pacific , have returned from a trip out OV T the line. General Mannsor Jloldr ge of the Burling ton ha * returned after an extended visit In the , west. He went to Cody , Wyo. , ni the BUOBt of Colonel Cody nnd General Miles. After n short visit with them ho Inspected the Burllng-ton lines in the west. The Milwaukee has discontinued the local pnmenjcor train which has run this summer between OmaJin. and Perry , la. The train Is usually put on In the summer and taken oft again In the fnll , BO thnt the abandon ment of the train Is merely the following ot an established ruslom. ruslom.i i * vuni < "Wlihont { lie line ot Cnnl or Wood. The writer yesterday eaw a new Inven tion which makco It possible- use kerosene or coal oil In nny stove or furnace without changing or damaging the latter In the least , and after It Is In will heat the largest cook stove or range sufficient for any family cooking for leas than Jl-50 per month. The Champion Oil Burner Co. , Cleveland , 0. , Is the promoter of this successful bur ner nnd the territory Is rapidly being placed In the hands of local agents all over the state , who will retail them at about J12-00 apiece. To get them started In hero ono may buy direct from the manufacturers , frco on board care at Cleveland , for half that sum for n short time or until nn agency Is established. The cost ot these burners la within the reach ot all , especially now , whllo one can secure the benefit of the wholesale prices. All citizens interested In the problem of cheaper nnd better fuel , might do well > to write the Champion Oil Burner Co. , Cleve land , 0. , for full particulars. Now friendship hearts. Edholm , Jeweler. Arthur Shlverlck returned from the cast yesterday and reports nil the furniture fac tories overrun with orders and most ot the manufacturers have sold their entire output tor the year. Prices will undoubtedly bo 'ad vanced In the near future. Dealers are all buying heavily to get In their goods before the rise. Uiilon I'nclllc Trnln In point of speed and equipment are trlumhs of modern railroading. Your choice of three trains dally to California. Two to Colorado. City ticket office , 1302 Farnam St. Rich cut glass. Edholm , Jeweler , opp. P. 0. Jolly ElRlit Unncc ! At Washington hall next Sat. , Nov. 11 , will be Just as lively as ever. Oleson'a Union or chestra nnd a grand good time for you , yes. Gents , 2Gc. Jewelry made to order. Edholm , Jeweler. A. D. T. Co. ; messengers furnished ; bag gage delivered. 1303 Douglas st. Tel. 177. Ileyn'n Souvenir Still Frne. With each new dozen cabinet phots or larger pictures. 313-15-17 So. 15th St. Sheridan and hard coal. Wo give trading stamps. Victor White , 1605 Farnam street. We repair cooks , ranges , heaters , furnaces. 1207 Douglas , Omaha Stove Repair Works. We dye anything any color new method. Pantorlura , 14th nnd Farnam. See our line Imported overcoatingnnd suitings. O. A. Llnuqulst , 316 S. 16th st. Sterling wedding gifts. Edholm , Jeweler. Before buyins elsewhere see our $5.00 black velvet hats trimmed In tips and aigrettes. Better ones for $8.00 and $7.00. F. M. Schadell & Co. , 1620 Douglas. The Mining Gazette of Idaho Springs , Cole , , eays : "About thirty men are work- Ing'on the Lord Byron , meetly leasers. There Is $100 ore in tbo bottom ot the shaft. AH arq doing nicely. The work ot retimberlng and lining the shaft has been going on this week. " This mine Is Jocafed within a short distance of the great Stanley mine that pro duced over $3,000,000 last year and the last shipment from the Lord Byron to the smelter showed a $70 ore. 1 Mr. J. L. Baker and Arthur Shlverlck , representing the Sblverlck Furniture com pany , returned from the eastern furniture markets having bought about ten carloads ot new , up-to-dato furniture for the holi day trade. DIED. , need 22 years , only child of H. C , nnd Josephine Hanrraves , at her father's residence. 8Z1 Worthlngton Place , Saturday. November 4. Notice of funeral later. Gold Jedal and HighestAward , For the best selected stock of drucs , toilet articles , etc. , displayed at the Greater America Exposition Is what wo rucelved. We were not surprised at this. While there were many exhibits , we were the only ono In It. At our store you'll nnd the same well selected stock , and nil at cut prices. Ayer's Hair Visor . 63c Blrney's Catarrh Cure . 40o I'alne's Celery Compound . 7So Hood's Barsaparllla . "Be Wine of Cardut . 75o William's Pink Pills . 40c Pyramid Pile Cure . 40c JaynCB * Expectorant . T5c Warner's Bufo Cure . 90c Lydln. Plnkhnm's Compound . "Bo Carter's Llver Pills . ISo Hoatetter'a Bitters . 75c Pe-ru-na . . . . . . ' * Plcrce's Remedies . . . 75c Dr. WH ' nemcdles . 75c OSTUiJ DRUG W DEPT. "The Colorado Special" and "The fcwSroS' * ' Pacific Express" are the Two Trains' ' Denver Leaving Omaha Dally 4:25 : p , m , and 11:55 : p , m , FAI-ACE , ciiAin CAUS . BUFFET. SMOKIIVG AND , HJinAHY OAIIS . DIKING CAUS. CITY TICKET OFFICE , 1302 Farnam Street. . Telephone Did. THE 99-CENT STORE Gutting Prices to Make Boom for Holiday Goods , RUINOUS REDUCTIONS TO CLEAN OUT Hotinc Knrnlnhlnp ; Oonili , Clilnn , Glnumvnrc , Tlmvurc , "U'ooilcn- wnre , Rrnnltcwnrv , 1'luture Frames , Take advantage of this grand opportunity for bargains. HOUSEKEPKRS' GOODS. Long haudled steel shovels , lOc , always cool ; etovo lifters , 6c ; Potts' handles for irene , 6c ; flower'pot brackets , 5cj Asbestos mats , DC ; Asbestos fry pans , 10c | Acme pans , lOe ; wire coat hangers , lOc ; oak towel roller , lOc ; 6-hole mouse traps , fie ; roll toilet paper , 5c ; 2 qt. tin palls , 5c ; granite cus pidors , lOc ; corn poppers , 5c. SACRIFICING CHINA. 50 dozen fine china cups nnd saucers , lOc ; these arc regular 25o goods to Import ; " 5 dozen fine decorated china plates ] with gold trimmed edges ? , lOc. worth 25c ; 5c each lor sugars , creamers , spooncrs , etc. , worth 20c each. Celery glasses , Co ; flno tumblers , 3c ; 66- pleccs china tea sets , $3.0G , worth $7.50. SACRIFICING POCKETBOOKS. 300 all leather pockctbooks , with stiver clasps and ornaments , the BOc kind at 25e. 45c for all seal leather pockelbooks , worth $1.00. SACRIFICING BASKETS. Our own Importation of the biggest , finest assertment of baskets ever brought to Omaha. It's ' n. pleasure- select baskets from this stock. Fancy work baskets , the 25o kind at lOc ; fancy work baskets , very fine , close woven , the 50c kind at 25c ; hand some waste baskets , worth $1.00 , at 39c ; baby baskets , beautiful designs , 49c ; silk lined baskets , very pretty , 25c ; lunch baskets , for kindergarten , 25c. SACRIFICING WRITING PAPER , ETC. 1,000 box fine writing paper , 5c box ; lOo for writing paper worth 25c ; 25c for extra quality linen paper ; 24 sheets and 24 envelopes. Visit our stationery department for bargains. Everything new at bargain prlcco. Playing cards , 8c , lOc , 15c pack ; novels , all the best titles , lOc ; 15c for regular 25c bound books. Visit our toy department and bring the children. A veritable' fairyland for the youngsters. HARDY'S , 1510 and 1521 Douglas St. Notice ! Grand annual ball given under the auspices of the Hungarian society Sunday .evening , Nov. 15 , 1899 , at Crelghton hall , Harnoy and 15th sts. Admission , gentleman and lady , 50c. First-class watch repairing. Edholm , Huborman , Jeweler , absolutely reliable. Lowest prices guaranteed ; est. 1866 ; cor. 13th and Douglas. Pajamas , pajamas , pajamas , $1.00 , $2.00 and $3.00. Kelley & Heyden , 16th and Chicago. Hamilton Warren , M. D. . eclectic and magnetic physician , has moved his office to 110 North 16th street , room 13. Special at tention to all long-standing or lingering dis eases and to diseases of women and children. Beautiful Christmas umbrellas. Edholm , Cow's Milk vs. Mother's Milkl There Is no disputing the fact that under proper conditions It is always best to raise the "Only Baby" on the Mother's Milk. There are times when this cannot be done. Cows milk must bo used , and It should be Eterlllzed , We have just received a supply of "Arnold's ' Sterilizers" of which Dr. B. P. Crummer nays : "The results are perfect. I believe that the adop tion of this apparatus would save the lives of many Infants. " The price Is $8.00 for a complete sterilizer. Send for book THE BABY. J. A. Fuller & Co. Cut Price Druggists. K. "Wr. Corner 1-Hli iinil Uoucrlna 8t . The JTMT Ten Store Soil * Out. The Standard Union Ten and Coffee com- pnny , recently opened In Council Hluffs , have sold out their store , Interests ami good-will to the proprietors of the Grand Union Tea company , having heartqunrtcra at Brooklyn , N. Y. No chanRO will bo made In the present help , and the Grand Union Tea com pany will honor and redeem In premiums all tickets put out by the Standard Union T a and Coffee company. They nro now stocking the store nlth a full line of their celebrated teas , coffers , spices , baking pow der and extracts , and a complete line of premiums , It Is their Intention to hnvo n grand opening and change the name ot the store to Grand Union Tea company. An nouncement of opening will nppear later. This concern Is the largest tea nnd coffee house In the United States. Their mer cantile rating Is over $1,000,000. They have nearly 150 branch stores In the principal cities. This Council Bluffs etoro will make eight In the state of Iowa. They have two In Omaha , 113 South Sixteenth street , oppo site the Boston store , anil 430 North Twen ty-fourth street , South Omaha. This com pany also takes the Standard Union Tea store nt Kansas City.Ve can assure the Council Bluffs people that the Grand Union Tea company will make your branch as popular as their other brnuches throughout the country. Wo wish them success. Chenn Kitten to the South , Round trip tickets to points south , oauth- cnst , southwest , will bo sold by the Missouri Pacific railway at greatly reduced rates on Tuesday , Nov. 7. For Information call nt company's ofllcc , S. E. cor. Hth and Douglas , or depot , 15th and Webster. T. P. OODFllBY , J. 0. PHILLIPPI , P. and T. A. A. G. P. and P. A. Carriers are Instructed not to roll or fold The Sunday Bee , but to deliver It Hat. Subscribers will olenso notify the office It this Is not done. Telephone 238. Old gold melted nnd made Into new , up-to- date Jewelry. Edholm , Jeweler. Buy an Acorn Base Burner nnd elt aulctly beside It at home and you will not bo held up and robbed buying coal this winter. ! ACORN BASE BURNERS use less fuel and give more heat than nny other make of stove , and are also easier to control. The system of hot air circulation Is the most perfect known , and every size Is a stronu double heater. Our sales have more than doubled this fall and that's a pretty coed evidence of the satisfac tion clven. Prices from J21.00 UD. John Hussie Hardware Go , 2407-2409 Cuming St. "If you buy It of Husslo It's right. " DON'T HUHT When you have a tooth extracted with VITALIZED AIR , made and given exclu sively by us. Always fresh , pleasant to take , and leaves no after effects. Extracting 9 .25 Vitalized Air KO TcetH Cleaned 75 Tail's Philadelphia Dental Rooms , 1C IT Donclns Street. The Greatest SUIT AND Overcoat Sale Omaha Has Ever Known. 5-15,000 stock of men's new , stylish 1800 fall Suits nnd Over coats at 0c on the dollar. Over 75 styles , In stripes and checks , and all the new , up-to-date shades , made up by the world's ' leading clothing manufacturers , such as Hart , Schnffner & Mnrx of Chicago cage ; Slnshelmer , Lorenson & Co. of New York , and Mill Bros. & Well of Uulftilo. MEN'S SUITS which arc only equal to fine tailor-to-order garments. No. 1 Keal § 6.50 men's all wool CaBsimere Suits , sale price No. 2 Real $8.00 men's Worsted and Oassimere suits , in stripes and checks , sizes 34 to 44 , sale price No. 8 Real $9.50 men's new stylish stripe and check suits , in worsteds , cassimeres and cheviots , all sizes from 34 to 44 , sale price No. 4 Real $12.50 Men's Suits , also in stripes hecks and plain patterns ; sale price No. 5 Real $15 and § 16 Men's Fine Suits , with double and single-breasted vests , over 20 new styles , greatest value in America ; sale price . . . . No. 6 Real 818 and § 20.00 very fine Suits , This line of suits every line dresser should see. Sale pride No. 7 Our Finest Suite , will compare with the § 35.00 and § 50.00 made-to-order garments ; sale prices , .OO , & 18.OO &QO.OO. Elegant Top Coats 1,200 flno nil wool friezes , extra flno 500 flno coverts nuil kerseys , blue , kerseyH and beavetfl , made with satin black , tans nud Oxfords , lined with yokes uud fancy buck llnliiK , Skinner's Farmer's satin , coverts made of double sleeve lining. In this lot there are also about -100 extra flue covert Overcoats , back covert coltb , albo made with real made with Skinner's sutin yokes and Italian cloth lining. These coats would satin sleeve llnlug ; they oomo In nil regular sizes , also slims and stouts ; our be cheap at $9.00 ; Monday's Big Store's customers say they would bo cheap at price , $18.00 and $10.00 ; Monday's Big Store price , , HAYDEN BROS , snnvptiir I'rcc. At ninehart's gallery , from November 1 , as long ns tbcy last , the large bonk of colored views thixt formerly sold nt (3.00 each given with each dozen cnblnota or larger pictures. niN'KHAHT , 1620 DOUGLAS STKEET. Dr. Wilson removed to rooms 213 and 214 , McCnguo building. Office hours , from 11 to 12 , 3 to E , 7 to 8 , Phones : Ofllce , 749 ; res idence , 772. Blank book and ningazlao binding. A. I. Root , 1C09 Howard street. Carriers nre Instructed not to roll or fold The Sundny lice , but to deliver It flat. Subscribers will please notify the office If this Is not done. Telephone 233 , A Letter from Fred : NI3W YOH1C , Nov. 1st. 1S99. Doc Have the JobbertJ shut you oft yet ? If so , shnll I buy : 5 gross I'nlno's Celery Compound , B gro Hood's Sarsnnarllla R gross Pc-ru-tm , 5 gross Duffy Malt Whiskey , 5 cross Plnkhntn's Compound , B KTost WIna of Cardul , Or nny other preparation you have for sale ? We Wrote Fred : That our cellar , store room nnd warehouse - house wcro stocked to the celling' , but he could buy the following order , which in cluded flvo gross Cramer's Kidney Cure , three gross Newton's Sarsaparllla. live cross Hu-Cnn Restorative , nnd hold for shipment. Wonder how Ions these CO pill makers will allow us to run ? CUT PRICE DRUGGIST Corner 16th and Chicago. .X 1IOUTB , Itnunr < nn < Clinnirm In Time , Following changes In train service be * coma effective Sunday , November B : Daylight Chlcaso special will leave Omaha 6:40 : a. m. Instead of 7M5 n. m. Chicago local express will leave at SBO : a. m. Instead ot 9:30 : a. m. Day express for St. Joseph and Kansns City nltl Icavo at 8:50 : a. m. Instead ot 9:30. : Burlington Station , Tenth and Mason streets. Ticket office , 1502 Farnam street. Have Root print it. SAVED ) A And § 9 9.75 UFE ) The figures below tell how it can bo done : Cost of a modest funeral $100.00 Cost nf a l > ottleof L.AGHIPPI2 COUGH SYHUP 25 Saved a life and a bnl. of. . $ W.75 Note Use IJTI Grippe Cough Syrup in time. ( Sample free. ) "LA GHll'PU COUC11I SYHUP" clears the voice nnd brnncblnl Ma nages. It stops the "hacking , " chron ic couch ns easily and qulcklv nt it doe * the moro recent one coughs , colds , bronchitis , wheezing of the breath , "tightness about the chest. > iDRr. eiiesr uticl sore thront. All ylultl quickly to a few doses of this remedy. Prices , 23o nnd Wc. ) If you have SORENESS of the chest APPLY A JIMSONWEED PLASTER and take Internally La. Urlppo Cough Syrup. For sale by SHERMAN & MCDONNELL Drugoo 1513 Dodge St. Oinnhn. xtraordinary Low Price on Shoes Monday will Attract Crowds of Economical Buyers to Our Big Shoe Department. Great Sale on Ladies' and Children's Shoes. Ladies' felt lace shoes regu lar $1.26 quality , with turned soles , fine felt linings TSSf-r O on sale at * Ladies'fine , felt slippers worth the world over § 1.50 ; trimmed with fur and faust cut , QOr * turned soles , at O 3x Ladies' fine kid lace shoes a regular $3 quality and style ; made of genuine vici kid , kid tips and very easy 1 7 B fitting , flexible soles , on sale at JLmJL * D 10 cases more of the famous Brooks Bros. Roches ter $4.00 and § 4.50 shoes , in welt and turned soles ; sizes 3 to 7 , widths A to E , in this sale at Misses * fine kid shoes a regular § 2.50 style and quality lace shoe , with new style toes , kid tips sizes 12 to 2 , on - \ S % A sale at I. WTC Child's fine kid shoes worth fully § 1 , with turn soles , patent calf tips , fi 5 , sizes 5 to 7& , at * J - V Special Bargains for Men and Boys , Men's genuine satin calf shoes in lace and congress ; regular § 2 values , with full double stitched soles and " \ / ) A glove calf tops , only 1 TC Men's box calf shoes in lace , whiter tan and black , worth § 3.50 , with full double , fair stitched solesjmade / on new up-to-date lasts at. . . . * * ittlo Gent's Casco culf shoes ; double solos , wide toes and spring heels , worth S1.5U only GREAT VALUES IN MEN'S SHOES AT $3.50. There has never before been a time when we could offer our customers so much value for $3.50 as we do today. We have a 'very large and complete stock of shoes at this price , in both black and tans , made of all kinds of leather and in all the late styles , and we are prepared to show you - the best there is in the market at this price. N. * , Corntr 16th a d DoiulM Sts. There's no use trying to get along with poor teeth or without te th , your health la euro to Buffer. Our $3,00 teetn have been worn liy many for twelve years. We make them as good as over. Best ones 17.50 per set , Bailey , the Dentist , Pioneer of rcauonablo prices In Oraaha , 3rd Floor , Pnxton Wit 16TH AND 1 We Sell the Best Hard Coal Sheridan Coal Office , 1605 farnam St Victor White. Tel. 127. Tall * on Brandy T How many people nrs ftblo to judge brandy ? Not one In A hundred. 1 sell the genuine North Carolina Pcnch nnd Apple Brandies and White Corn Whiskies. No ono clso In Omaha handles those grades. They are abso lutely pure nnd Intended for family nnd medicinal purpose * They soil In the regular way at $1.40 per quart I urn going out ot business and therefore will sell all I have on hand nt 75c Per Bottle. MORRIS KARPELES , ( Family r/nuor Dealer ) S. W. Cor. Hth nnd Dodge St. Knit Gloves \Qc \ Lined Duck Coats. 76c Wool Socks JOc Heavy Ulsters. . . 3.75 Red Lined Arctics. 76C Unlined Gloves. . . 20c Bluelflannel Shirt. 4c Heavy Working Pants 98c GUARANTEE CLOTHING CO. , CAPITOL AVE. , NEAR I6TH STREET Oloi * to 3ennett' . Just opened up a dandy line of neat striped styl ish men's worsted suits , ranging in price from $5.00 to $7.50. - > - JRZows Afar/cer-s C Bars Scoops CE Tongs ffoolcs E Slide Iron Everything pertaining- the lea business. Send for catalogue. JAS. MORTON & SON CO. , | Sole Agents "Wm. T. Wood & Co. Jco Tools. 1611 Dodge St. Belling for less than cost to manufacture now lo your opportunity to buy goods al most at your own prlc . Spoons that formerly oold for Jl.OO cut to EOc. Gee , W. Ryan & Co. , Jojvoler Omaha 109. S. 16th St. At Dinner Tims \ you'll want the most nourishing and appetizing drink other pee ple's experience shows that Gettelman's ' supplies 'this ' want because of Its absolute purity because It ! ' strongly brewed because It is well fermented because no other In gredients are used but pure malt and hops. This Is why physicians recommend It. The A. Gettelman Brewing Co , of ( Milwaukee. A. J. SHORT , Manager , Omaha Drancji 024 South 16th St. Tel , 1124. THREE MEN I CAN'T ' INTEREST The man who don't emolco at all , The man who Is perfectly satisfied with any kind of an old cigar. The man who won't believe that be can buy a really good cigar for C cents. If you don't Oolong to uny ot the ubovo classes I can Interest you with our FIVE CENT JERSEY CIGARS , the finest ernoko In the western country for only a iilckcl. ? axton Block Cigar Store , 1IIT1I 8THISKT , JVIJAiri-'AUrVAM. JACOII JASlCAIiiC. 1'ltOI' . FOR BALE Lumner ana material of all Inds. Wo purchased The Greater Amorl- on Exposition. Our branch office la local- d In the Administration Building In the .xposltlon Grounds and wo would be plea * , d to furnish all Information. Write for ur catalogue with long distance telephone n ofllcc. CHICAGO HOUSE WRECKING 'CO.