TTTH OMAITA DAILY BEE: SATTKDAV, SEPTEMr.ER 12. 1D03.
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350 of
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colors
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37t Suit,
special Sale Yemsn's Silk Suits. Also
Somo Very E .. . doel Suits Included in the Lot
We secured from the manufacturer aboot 175 Suit, a. shown In our window
the lsst few days. These are worth Op to $25.00 each which ft ftO
w will aei Saturday morning for. ....-. ,. UUU
Children's Jackets
In the Children' Department we have the ttretty new rood tout Will do
IIfct toother and daughter In style, quality and low price.
-or-each1 t' ln BlbeIlD' kerseys frlege-Worth $8.50- Q Qg
Thrr?uird" In mannish meltons, frletes and kerseys- worth
$6.00 for each ,.........
...i ui i.m coats in, ages 4 to 14 your
foreach
Two hundred misses' Skirts worth $2.
each ...... .... . 7 , T
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Specials for Saturday in tho Cloak Dopt
25 neZ?mM,,J!. rpief-well made of pood quality of fl.n-
Sd7yXehw:b. -.tbr:r. w"i 8.k r ? f.OT. . 4do
mjlJ 'thenew'.tylere,ir''" nft
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Women-a ne dollar Dressing Saconea
each ...... '. . ' . . . '
250 women's Rainy-Day and Dress Sklrts-fcS.OO quality- -
'At FA1K ' AT "SOUTH OSAllA
Talk of Changing Location of Citj Cffioee
Heard Again.
EVANS LAUNDRY BUILDING IN ' VIEW
t . N
Caaaellaaea Debate tke Matter I afar
sally, bat Caaac Ka Declslaa
I Rearai-d ta m City
HalL
.t may be that the headquarters of the
city officials win be changed en Decern
ber 1. The lease of the city for the build
ing It Is now in will expire on December
1 Of this year. For a long tlmenhers has
ben a great deal of complaint about thS
banner in which ths treasurer And city
were crowded, and the fact that
only one vault Is in existence In th clt
tiaJl has not tended to allay tbs objections
which are constantly pouring In. It may
be that the council will attempt to get
bold of the old Evans laundry building,
between Twenty-fourth and Twenty-third
street on N street, and from what has been
said this will probably be done if the own
ers of tbs building will fit It up as ths city
desires. Thers Seems to be a tendency on
ths part of the eouncil to move tho city
offices east of Twenty-fourth street, and
this will in all probability be done.
A. proposition was soma time ago made
to the city for tho erection of s hall suit
Able to Its needs, but at the time ths prop
OMltlon was made the proposition for the
floating of bonds ta pay for s city hall was
pending, so nothing was Con about It.
Bines then the parties who made the prop
osition seemingly have disappeared.
Assallaat Still et Large. .
The assailant of ths Kroeger girl ta aiill
at large, and. while the police say that they
ra confident they will yet catch him, it
Is generally thought that hir-wM tievef bs
apprehended. ' It may be that the oomanls-
7 It take, at long time
to bring excellence to
maturity"
Publiua Syrus
It ha taken at least thre.
generations in the case of
Gorham
Silver
but to-day its excel
lence has reached Its
full maturity. In beauty
of design, in perfec
tion of woTkmaniiiip,
in purity of material,
it is unsurpassed. The
trade-mark guarantees
all these qualities in
every piece of Gorham
silver.
rtss
Our Autumn Styles
in Women's Suits
the most luxurious, sumptuous,
praceful and grandest you ever Raw.
They hare that perfect fit and finish
that-marks the high class goods.
Nearly all long coats, made of tweeds
and those stylish mannish materials
In the new lustrous, soft, silky tibe
lines In all their glorious shades.
We are adding new ones to our stock
everyday.
the finest Suit to be had In AmeiHna
are gold by others for 00 end zo oo
come In all the shades,
and styles for
.25.00
all new styles In Scotch tweeds, panns
d, riahna
pthars ask
15.00
cneviote. taffeta lined long coats, wnlcn others sex
you twenty-nv dollars lor
our price
each
330 of the. beet Suits In Amnla-'si't best
on earth all the new strife. Wftla and
t them
nd satin
0.00
lined route Tor which others aeg
yo flg.oo our price-each
3.95
cboire I
B
1.00
1.50
50 - for
, jr.iiia
for
:500
2.
sloners will be asked to offer a reward for
th man's arrest, and if this is done an
other one will bo offered by local subscrip
tion ln South Omaha.
Co to Meet OSSelals.
General Manager W. J. C. fcenyon. Sec
retary J. m. Guild of ths LIVs Stock sx
change and Several other prominent cat,
tie men left lat evening to meet Presi
dent SUckney and Traffic Manager Brooks
of the Great Western roxd. Tho delegation
wlU attempt to lay before these officials
the several needs of the Bouth Omaha
yards in the way of railroad facilities, and
to discuss subjects incident to the road s
entry Into South Omaha.
Martla Spoetler Released.
Martin Spoetler, the man who was some
time sgo arrested by Police Officer Jake
Small, charged with horlnr Spoken ln S
disrespectful manner to tho officer, was
yesterday released In th polios court. In
thS trial of the esse Spoetler was not rep
resented by an attorney, choosing to plead
his own case. The result was highly satis
factory, at least te himself. Officer Small
has no official bond on file ss a policeman
of South Omaha, and th Fire and Polio
board has not thus far sren et to require
this ordinary precaution of any of ths
Officers on duty ln Bouth Omaha.
Hospital Plrale Today.
The picnic" of th South Omaha Hospital
association will bt held at fcrg park to
day and the managers .of the association
look forward te a great atteadaaos. Ths
advance sale of tickets has been large and
It Is thought that the management will
profit by th fact that the affair was not
held a, week ago. when rain prevented it.
The women in charge of th institution
will b on hand all day, willing and ready
to show all visitors to the park how the
interests ef the sasocisUon can be further
advanced, outside of ths payment of a
ltMeent admission ticket.
Will Leave Seatb Osaaba.
Frank Riley, a popular young man In the
city, and for the last four years In th em
ploy of the South Omaha office of th
Adams Express company, has reaigned and
will soon leave ths city, st least tem
porarily. Mr. Riley' health has been fail
ing now for several months, and he will
refrain from doing anything until an im
provement is notsd. He will go to th
mountains for a short stay.
After Meeeeager Roy.
Truant Officer David Condron has no
tified ths messenger offices af tha eti th.t
ell boys under school ago must start In to
scnooi uonaay. At ths Western Vnlon
office almost all of ths boys were found
to be under th age limit and all will be
required to resign. Th asm condition is
at th American ' District Telegraph. A
vigorous search will be mads for all chii.
dren who are not attending school.
Magic City Gossip.
Sirs. Jsy La vert y is visiting In Lincoln.
Miss Bertha Houseman ia visiting in Clin
ton, la.
There was only a light run at ths stock
yards yesterday.
Mrs. D. U. Holmes and Mrs. John M.
Tanner era visiting in St. Louis.
Plana are about completed for th street
fair of th Ancient Uroer of t'mted Work
men. September 21
The eondltUta of Nate Johnson, who baa
boon serioUHlr ill for several days, was re.
ported improved last evening.
Judge Langdon of Gretna, who was vis
iting trlenos la Kuutn Ooaaha yesterday,
murned te his home last evening.
William H. Rowley, who underwent a
serious operative at th Wit Memorial
buopiial ia Omaha, ia reported Improving.
There la but very little politics being
talksd upon th street and no Immediate
trmvra of aa Increase la interval In th
matter. . v
Antoa O lever ki has swora out a r wn
plaint In the pnlloe court, charging John
Muntvtll with having raised a check for
1 oenta to aa many dollars and cashed th
same at hie saloon at Tweaty-aixta and
d street.
SPECIAL AraUHGENENT
FALL MILLINERY OPENING.
Orchestra Ccncert-Hcrnlng, Afternoon, Evening
IN 0DEn TO
ERFUL PROGRAM
8IONAL1ZE Om OPENINO WE HAVE IKtl AllED A FOW.
14 MILLINERY VAllKS WHICH WILL AT ONCE STAMP
T AS THE MONET-SAVINO MILLINEKT CENTER OT
OPH I'EPARTMEN
OMAHA.
Imported drehs hats
sew tork drcs9 hats
HATDEf DRE9S HATS
(LOKDO-( TAILORED HATS,
NEW YOSfK TAILORED HATS.
havdwt tailred hats,
Ladies' atd missks
dres9 hats, siperb
copies op america"! akd parisian
high class models.
Children's school hats and caps, a most imposing QiQr
array, ?1.49, fl.25, 98c, 75c, 49c, 45c and ........ . -'OW
Thoasaada ( ladles' aad nlasea' trlaasned street amd tailored bats la
over lw kislrei disereat styles
98c, $1.49,$1.69, $198
Forty 19-lark kard blac Karatlaa stock black, strlrta vlaases
tko greatest ostrlrk featker bararalns ever Offk
ffered a, regalar SH.ftO valaa at ItOV
Ladles' black skaacy felt tarbaata ' ' ' f
rglar flJS. vslse-at .. OyC
CHIFFON UAT DKAPE8
Hest assortment in Omaha, either plain, hemstitched or figured.
Black, white, black and white, heliotrope, light blue, pink, car
dinal, navy, Iloyal, brown and castor - 'IQ
fl.25, 9Sc, 75c, G9c, 49c and ...... J7
Baby and children's bonnets, in white silk, velvet and silk com
bination plush, etc splendid
assortment upwards from . . .' . . . .
CLARK IN THE TOILS AGAIN
This Tins He la Aecased of rteallag
Dr. CenTaaaB's Sergieal
taatraeaeats.
Charles Clark, Who gives his residence as
Council Bluffs, was arrested yesterday Aft
ernoon snd Id locked vp at the station,
charged with being a suspicious chsraotsr.
The police assert that Clark Is the man
who stole SiiS worth of surgical Instruments
from the office of Dr. V, Coffman on A
gust last. Ths police have been searching
for th stolen goods ever si no they were
taken. One lot of Instruments whloh was
pswned hers and afterward shipped out
to Hot Springs, S. D., was traced up, but
It developed that they wers not the goods
wanted.' In looking for Dr. Coffman s in
struments another lot was located in a
local pawnshop which had been stolen by
the same man, the owner of which has
hever been found. The Instruments are still
in possession of th pawnbroker, as no. ons
can b found to file a claim for them.
During the Woodmen of the World ctr
tilval Clark was arrested on the carnival
grounds one night by an officer In company
with A doctor from Council Bluffs, who
WSs trying to locate a microscope valued
St 1100 which had been taken from hie
office. When the prisoner Was taken to
the Station he agreed to deliver the in
strument if the physician would agree not
to prosecute. In that Way h got out of
that scrape, but on of the Council Bluff
officers filed a complaint against him on the
chargs of daylight burglary, and he was
taken across the river, and was but re
cently released over there.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Sens lor James T. Brady of Albion was In
th olty yesterday.
Th hearing of George McDonald, a
colored boy. charged by Jos Wrignt, slso
Colored, with having extracted 13 frm
his piano Wednesday night, was continue!
until Monday.
William Nolan and John Ferrlck, both of
Fort Crook, were arrested yesterday atier
noon on tho charge of deaertien. Nolan has
been away from the fort about a.x weeks.
E. A. Buford, who gives his sddreet as
Fifteenth and Chicago streets, did not look
good to the pouce so he was locked up last
night charged with btnig a vagrant and
suspicious character. Hs will be beld tor
invealigation.
Leo. Heath, the messenger boy who was
severely Injured by tailing from his bicycle
several daya ago, was reported aa very lu
ll better laat n ght than when th eevldtnt
happened. At tuuea he is still uncousuK.ua,
and et-enis to Improve very slowly.
J. E. Greeni living at the Center hotel,
aa arret-led a a suspicious character last
Bight. When searched at the station h
had s pawn ticket fvr a ring in hi pos
session and h will be held pending sa in
vestigation aa to how h secured lb )
slry. . .
Wsllsee H. Packard, wanted id North
Platte, Neb., for forgery, will be returned
to that cay today or tomorrow. Ths police
received a telegram f rum tbe sheriff there
yesterday evening that a deputy h.d been
elKuatchrd to secure the priajner snd tak
him back.
Hans Psteraon srrlved In the el'y from
Plpestun. Minn., yesterday. H proceeded
to get Orunk and wli.le In that condition
last night someone cut his walchrl.aln and
took hia timepiece from his pocket. H
landed In the police station by tailing down
stalra at the Thurston hotel. tii tac
was pretty badly scratched up by th tall.
Th Human society caused th arrest ef
John McCormirk, who lives at F h end
Webster streets, yesterday on th charge
ef rruelty to animaia. UVormki has been
engage ia the busiuara of buying poor aaj
Sum-out horaea and using ihem for haul
ing garbage about ih city baill they Sled.
He has been arrested on the same charge
before
Henry Blttle came all the wa from St.
Louis to gt into the city Jail. He la ac
cused of stealing a bicycle be ngli S to
John Grsu. from ta frost ef 'he loins
Men's I'hrirtlan A44)iUoa bul iug. Th
wheel waa Identified by the oaaer t tht
police station aud was in the p jaeasion of
Bit'.ie when arrested. He waa lrlog te
eeii it la a pawnshop. ...
For Saturday, Monday and Tuesday, ws
announce our Grand J-'all Millinery openJnc
which' thl season will far surpass any
previous effsrt ever made in the west.
Our department has been entirely remod
eled and handsomely decorated in the roost
modern design and is pronounced as one
f the prettiest ajid moet convenient mil
linery shopping centers fn the oauntry.
a Our aim has beeft to provide for your
convenience and pleasure. How ably we
have succeeded will be revealed to you
when J-ou visit us one or our opening
days.
Our atock and asewrtmei.t la as complete
as you will nnd in any of the great New
Tork or Chicago stores, comprising the
choicest millinery novelties of two conti
nents. First, of course, inviting attention
to the exauialte art of the world lamed
Parisian and London modistes, end then
the art of American rtat dslpners ns
well as a mafrrciriwnt erthlult by our own
' efficient corps of trimmers and deslfcnerst
whose handiwork never lags in the fashion
able procession.
We are pleased t announce thnt Mr.
Ed. S. Newman Is now In charge of our
millinery department, saluted by a very
practical nd Well oraatiised force of ex
perienced millinery help.
$10, $15. $25
$10doiuto $1.98
$3.98, $4.98
CHAPLAIN IS CtVEN CHARGE
Irrsgulzrt'ej DifCovercd in Cigar Depart
ment of Pmasj- lraa'a Prison.
REVENUE OFFICERS IMPOUND GOODS
Warden Is Given Vacation aal tke
Ckavlala Plaeed ta Coatrol W blle
. lavestlgstloa of Affairs
IS Bel as; Hade.
PHILADELPHIA, . Sept. U.-AUegd Ir
regularities hsvs been discovered in ths
cigar department of the state penitentiary,
and, acting upon the auggestlon of Inspec
tors Kobinson and Hart, United States In
ternal tevenue offiuWs are investigating lu
business methods of the institutions.
Warden Daniel W. Buaslnger has. been
granted sa indefinite Vacation and Overseer
Robert Armstrong, in chargs of the cigar
manufacturing department, has been sus
pended. Ths Institution has been placed tem
porarily ln charge of Rev. Joseph Welch,
th chaplain. Tbs investigation covers the
period from the first of the year to the first
Of Che present month, and tbs Internal rev
enue offlolals have closed the cigar depart
ment and have Impounded all of the raw
and manufAotured material.
While the discovery of shortages in the
cigar factory- are acknowledged, the full
extent of these will not b known until the
experts shall have completed their investi
gation. It is. however, staled by t:niVd
States officials that so far at least SO.OOC
cigars sre unaccounted for, and these at
ths minimum price ot $10 per 1,000. Indicate
a loss to ths state's exchequer jf not lesrf
than ft.OOO.
Inspector Robinson says each department
Is to be Investigated. "We have not found
anything that militates against the personal
Integrity and shinty of the Warden, but we
have found abundsut evidence that the old
methods so long In vague are fault and
antiquated," says tho Inspector.
GOING OUT TO MEET STICKNEY
Two Coach Loads of Oaaaka Baalaeaa
Mea Make Trip, to Port
Dodge.
.The special train of fwo Pullman sleepers.
besting about forty of the representative
business men of Omaha, who go to Fort
Dodge, la., to meet President Btlckney of
The Best
TONIC
When you are worn out with the
day's beat and business cares,
there is nothing so refreshing ana
invigorating as
Uorsford's
Acid Phosphate
A teaspoon in a glass erf water is
" a delicious thirst quencher and
tonic that revives aud strengthens
the entire system.
0)
Hen's and Coys'
Samplo dais
On sale Saturday St S0o
Having purchased the samples from one
of the largest hat manufacturers in the
country we will plaos the entire lot con
sisting of over 150 dnaea hats which com
prise everything that is new in the hat line
-ill of the. this Tail's styles.
These hats sre worth up to 12.M). your choice
of the entire lot Saturday for only toe
0 doz. Men's sample csps, worth up to toe
cm sale Saturday at 10c
Boys' and Children's caps, worth up to toe
on sale Saturday st So
25c Ladies' Neckwear
tor 5c.
SATURDAY BEGINS TTIB GRAND SALE
OF LADIES' NECKWEAR,
500 Arisen of all kinds of Ladles' fancy
turnover and slock collars worth 23c to
S.io so on sale st so
25c to BOc Lace stock Collars st lBo
Boe to n 00 lAdles' stock ties st K
Zbc Ladles' fancy stocks at 100
2lo fancy embroidered turnovers st 10c
Ladles pure linen collars st so
Pearl Buttons per dos at lo
NEW LEATHER GOODS ON SALE.
Sheet Llusic Special
See what we offer you tomorrow st only
(c per copy--by mail SC.
Hound With a Golden Chain.
The Wood Nymph.
The Eyes That I Love The Best Violet
Her Wedding Bella Will Ring Tday.
A Vision of Paradise, Sacred Song.
A Bow of Blue.
Pretty Kittle Doyle.
Honey, A (rood coon song.
1'se s Picking My Company Now, coon.
My Little Girl In Primrose, Lane pretty
waltz song.
Miss Phoebe Johnson, coon song.
Two Step.
Salute to Omaha.
National Peace Jubilee.
Anglo American March.
Frangesa, two step.
To Thee.
All day tomorr6w only Sc., by mall fie.
Mall orders must be received Immediately,
otherwise regular rates m'lll be charged.
Optical Department
DON'T PAT FANCY PRICES.
Call at our OLD ESTABLISHED Optical
Department and have your eyes fitted In
the most approved up-to-date manner by
expert Optician. EXAMINATION FREE
1 0 dViLsX
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th Chicago treat Western Railway eom
pariy. pulled out of the Union station at
10:05 last night. In ths party were: W.
J. C. Kenyan, J. L. Guild, D. S. Parkburst,
C. H. Pickens. Z. T. Lindsay, W. g.
Wright, D. J. O'Brien, M. Wulpi. N. Mer
rlam. A. C. Smith. F. E. Sanborn. R. 8.
Wilcox, H. J. Penfold. Fred Paffenrath.
Euclid Martin, J. E. 1 Baum. Charles E.
Ady, H. S. Weller, F. W. Judson. W. L.
Tetter, H. K. Burket. N. A. Rawltxer, a.
L. Hammer, E. E. Bryaon, C. E. Walte,
Mel Vhl. J. B. Rahm. C. E. Watson.
George F. Thomaa, Charles E. Berry, J. E.
Utt. J. Q. Martin, P. E. Her and Georre
Burke.
tt Is expected that th train will nrrl
ln Fort Dodge early this morning. Break
fast will be taken there. As soon ks the
train of President Stickney arrives from
the east the two coaches bearing the
Omaha delegation will be hooked onto It
and hauled by the same engine to this
city. It Is expected thnt the train will
arrive ln Omaha at 1:30 this afternoon.
Thj two coaches which went out last night
will go direct to th Iowa town without
stopping, excepting where it is necessary
to take coal and water for the engine.
G. F. Thomas, general agent of th Chi
cago Great Western hi Omaha, and C. R.
Berry, general agent of the same line In
St. Joseph, went with the business men
to see that everything passed off smoothly
and that they are properly tek?ti car of
along the line.
The party wns very quiet snd the ma
jority of them sought their berths st one
after getting onto the train.
STILL AFTER THE NEW PARK
Osaaba View Improvers Likely to
Set-are the Boon They geek
iron tbe Board.
When the Omaha View Improvement club
met st Its accustomed place last evening
It was confronted with the proposition that
it had been locked out and was without s
habitation. It was sscertatned later that
the Board of Education had reveked the
authority for the club holding Its meetings
st the Omaha View school house, snd
other quarters had to be hunted. Simon
Robinson tendered the use of his resldrnce
st Thirty-third snd Miami streets, and the
Invitation Was sccepted.
t'nder the head of the reports of com
mittees th school commutes reported thst
It had held a conference with some of th
member of the Board of Education In ref
erence to the improvement and btautlflcs
tion of the Omaha View school grounds,
and learned that ths board was ready to
begin ths Improvements ss soon as th
permanent grade has been established on
Corby street. The committee was con
tinued. The lights committee reported that gss
mains are. now being extended on Thirty
third and Ohio sirerts. pursuant with the
request of the club, and that other malna
will be extended as soon ss ths strcats
along which gas was dslrd sre brought
to grade. The street committee reported
that sidewalks are now being built at
Thirtieth and Lake streets and that other
street snd sidewalk improvements would
follow rapidly.
The park committee reported that U had
been in conference whh th park commis
sioners snd that they bad given ths com
mittee much encouragement over ths pro
posed Prospect Hill park. Tbe commis
sioners had informed ths committee that
it had now under contemplation an i ten
sive system of boulevards, which wers to
extend from Rlvervlew park northward
over toward Hanscora park, and thence
northwest via Prospect Hill to Kountse
Plaoe, and thence to tbe Bluff traot over
looking Cut -Off lake. The proposed boule
vard Is bow completed to Thirty-first and
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TTHB RELIABLB STUM Si.
American Beauty corsets, straight front, full bias, gored, dip
hip, with hose rupporters attached side and front, at f 1.00.
eThe Kemo self reducing, for stout figures, sire 0 to 36 at
f2.50.
Straight Front corcsts and ape girdles, in oil sizes and col
ors, at 49c.
Ladies plain black and fancy colored hose worth up to $1.00,
at 39c', 25c, 19c, 15c and 10c.
Boys' heavy ribbed school hose, 35c quality, at 19c.
Children's and misses' hose in all weights at 25e, 15c and 10c.
Ladies' fine muslin night gtwns, embroidery trimmed, at 49c.
Ladies' trimmed corset covers, at 25c and 15c.
Ladles' fins cambric drswesa, tucked snd
hemstitched, at 2fic.
Lsdles' fine lisle thread vests, St Sc.
Ihc and 10c.
Ladles' fin lisle thresd drawers, closed
knee snd umbrella styles, st ttc.
Men's TSc underwear, at Sfrc.
Men's medium weirnt Jersey ribbed
shirts snd diswers, In ecru snd plain blue,
all sizes, worth Tic, on sal Saturnav at .15o.
Men's 110(1 colored laundered shirts, with
separate cuffs, In all new patterns, on sale
at BOc.
Men's socks st one-halt price.
Grocery
Saturday will be our grand opening day for low prices on
groceries for fall trade. Bead the following:
Large sacks of whits or yellow corttmeal,
at l2jC.
10 pound sacks of Graham flour, l$a
!S pound sncks of rye otir. whole wheat,
rye. Graham, or wtieat Oratiam, 43c sack.
Hand picked navy bee us, Sc a pound.
Taplooa, sago, barley or farina, 3c pound
Fresh Fruit Specials
Fancy Colorado peaches, lfn a dozen.
Large juicy lemons, lOo a dozen.
Dried Fruit Specials
Choice evaporated Csllfornla peaches,
THc a pound.
Fancy Mulr pearlies, t 1-Jc pound.
Extra fancy Crawford peaches, 10c a
pound.
Choice Santa Clara prunes, 4c s pound.
Large Italian prunes, c a pound.
Another Slash in Heat Prices
Read our competitor's ads. TtiiB will prove to you that
they are no comparison. Wri lead, i
Meat Specials.
Mutton stew, per pound... !c
Mutton roast, per pound , 4c
Mutton steak, per pound to
Mutton legs, per pound v SHo
Veal roast, par pound .....To
Veal Stew, per pound 4e
Rib rosst, per pound. e and Be
Shoulder roast, per pound. To and ......U;
Chicago streets snd Is to corns northwest
from thef to Thirtieth and Burt, thence
up Thirtieth to Prospect Hill and then
along the crest of the hill at Omaha View,
and then by way of Blnney or some street
in thst locality to Kountse Place, snd
thsnoe to the terminus st the Bluff tract.
With this plan In view, the commission
favored acquiring th Prospect Hill trsct.
but thought It beet to buy the tract rather
than secure It for a short tlmS on even
ths favorabls term Of th leas proposed.
The tract comprises thirty-two acres snd
lies between Parker snd Lake, And Thirty
srotnd and Thirty-fourth streets. ThS eom
Tiltio thereupon moved ths sdoption of a
resolution to the effect thst the Omaha
View club requeats ths park commission
to take steps to acquire the tract of land
described for park purposes. Th resolu
tion wss unanimously adopted.
Th secretary Was directed fo convey to
the Bosrd of Education the thanks of the
club for ths use of ths room In ths Omaha
View school building sheretofors for club
meeting purposes. Th secretary wss ap-
pointed a special committee ei one to se -
cur a suitable place for the next meeting
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of th club., The question of securing per-
manent quarters was discussed, and ons
proposition for leasing a lot and building
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a small house for club meeting purposes
was favorably commented upon.
The secretary wss directed to send out
postal card notices ot the place tor th
next regular meeting. A vote of thanks
wa's astended Mr. B-obl!:scn for the use
of his residence for th nu.tHrir of the club
lust evening.
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THE KEELEY CURE
Cr. 19th tti Leavenworth Sirens.
OMAHA. NEBRASKA.
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sll M
' GOODS
JW dozen men's lisle and cotton socks.
In plnfn snd fancv and fancy colors, worth
up to ll.Oti, on sale st !c, Hc, lfto snd l'te.
Men's fioc suspenders, in sli kinds, at Inc.
Men s oc nerkwesr. ln ell styles st 2..C
la
dies' Kayser silk kid gloves st ti on, Ttc
dies' Kayser lisle gloves, at SOc, anil
snd NX'
La
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Kayser capsimere gloves, st SOe
and z.v.
ladle' rAlf sieves. t fC snd Sc.
lisdies' kid rioves, in all colors, regular
tl TO value, st sio.
Specials.
Force. Vigor, Vim, Neutnta. Egg-O-See,
Malta Vita, etc., any kind you want, THc
per package.
Tall cans fancy Alnska. salmon, c cnn.
8-lb. tans fancy table sprlcots. peaches,
pears or plums. In hesvy syrup, ISe can.
l-lh. cans baked beans, with or without
sauce, I 1-Sc per can.
Sweet Mediterranean Orange, lc each,
Fancy fard dates, bo A pound.
Fancy French black sweet prunes,
i 14c i pound.
Fancy new Virginia red raspberries. Bo
s pound.
Choice Michlgsn apples. I l-3c s pound.
Fancy New York state spples, 10c pound
Sirloin steak, per pound, 10c and do
Round stesk, per pound, 10c and Te
Leaf lard, II pounds for $1 00
No. 1 fancy small hams, per pound ....ltn
No. 1 California hams, pound To
Boiled hams, per pound ll'Ac
Fancr bacon, per pound , 1Sc
Spring chickens, jer pound L'V
AT THE PLAYHOUSES
"The Voloateer" at tke Boyd.
Cora Van T as sell is old enough to know
better; but maybe she doesn't cure. At
sny rsls she snd her company need sll
the charity they can get under the pita
that they are not regulars they're only
volunteers. For "The Volunteer" oomss
pretty near being the limit In th way
of trashy melodrama, and the company
that presented It to a small but patient
audience st the Boyd Inst night,. Isn't far
away from the amateur (last--; awkward
amateurs at that. A matinee ami svsn
lng perform nee close the engagement
today. .
Flaaagaa Waatti I
-burg.
Chief of Police Donahue -cilvd a mes
sage from the authorities in P.tisuurg yes
terday afternoon statins that an officer ia
on nis way rrom tnnnurn id aei jonn
' Flanagan who is held In the cify Jail her
on th charge of being druhk snd riisor-
, aerly V he pi,nsgsn was arrested he
gavs the name of John Cai-fon, but from
j he description which th police had they
' believed he wss Flanagan, who Is wanted
Jn p,tt(,bur, on thv charge of shooting with
i intent is kill Charles Head. Th shooting
I occurred in a lodging house row some tlms
ago. and it wan thought at first that Head
would die. Flanagan eacaped and a de
scription of him waa sent to all the prin
cipal cities. By sn Investigation of the
case since Carsort was arrested hers It has
been ascertained that he Is the Flanagan
i wanted In the Pennsylvania city.
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Fall in Line
For Your New Fill Clothes
Bmnrt autumn attire that appeals ts good
dresaers.
Never Mind
Th Monty JVW.
PAY FOR IHEM LATER ON '
In small weekly payments sS your Income
will allow.
Men' IV03 Fall Stilts
Mads by the perfect fitting new cut system.
$7.50 SIO $12 SIS $18
In all tbs new rail styles and fabrics.
Mcn'g Fall Top Coats
in sty 11th coverts, popular shsdes,
$7.50 $10 an4 $15
Ladles' Smart Autumn Suits
In sll ths popular Mouse styles thst fashion
has decreed tor sutumn wear.
$9.50 $12 $15 $18 $20
Uttlc Bey's Twepic ftutt CO QB,
in sll the new tolor effects
UttU) Olrl Prstty Fall CeeU Cl Sfi
ln a variety of new styles 4U.Ol.I
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odg;e St.
Tho Oldest, 5afcst an J moil
Rel.abl Cu-c for Akobcl sir..
Horrhlne or other Uiuz At).
Ictiona. Tobacco enj CTn
rette Habit. All tom-nunics
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