THE OMAHA DAILY HEE: SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 20, 1903.
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Council Will Discing the Matter ef PiTinjf
Rai!rod Aveine.
R0.D TO BENEFIT SARPY FARMERS
Entlarrr Heal Sara Thirty Thoasaaa
qaare Tarts of Favlaar la All
Will Laid Made
City Gessls..
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Monday night tha cltyrouneil will take
op tha matter of paving Railroad avenue
from Q street south to tha county Una. City
Englnrer Bal haa been Instructed to sub
mlt estimates of the coaat of tha work. It
la tha Intention of the city officials to pro
vide thla roadway for the benefit of tha
farmers who reside In Barpy county and
Who do buslneaa In South Omaha. For
years a better roadway along Railroad are
nue haa been asked for. not only by the
Barpy county farmers, but by the people
residing in Albright.
Engineer Beat aaya that the road to ba
paved will be C.200 feet In length and 40 feet
In width from curb to curb. In all about
10.000 square yards of pavement will be
needed. Thla pavement. Mr. Baal aaya.
will coat In the neighborhood ef ft per yard,
whether of vitrified brick or atone. The
atreet car company will be compelled to
pave between Its tracks. This will take off
even feat of the coat to the dty. ,
Tn this connection there la some talk of
the atreet car company extending tt line
south from Albright, and If a double track
Is laid, the cost of paving to the city will
be decreased. As for curbing and guttering
Engineer Beat favors cement, and If his
plan Is adopted the curbing will coat but
little aa compared with the atone curbing
laid on the principal atreet of the city.
Xew Gkaa( Betiding.
Work on the new addition to the Live
Stock Exchange building Is progressing
rapidly. Yesterday the new structure was
Inclosed and Is now under roof. In the
style of architecture the new building re
sembles the main building. This wing will
afford much additional office room. A
northern entrance will be provided and the
building will be fitted for offices the same
as the new Exchange building. It Is ex
pected that the addition will be completed
and ready for occupancy tn a couple of
months.
East side Improvement Clafe.
A meeting of the East Bide Improvement
rlub was held Xriday night. , J. J. Breen
ws elected president and J. I... Duff secre
tary. A committee was appointed to wait
upon the officials of the street railway
company Jn relation to the extension of the
car service on Twelfth atreet. Another
committee was appointed to call upon the
city council with a request that a police
offloer be detailed to patrol Twentieth atreet
through Syndicate park when the atreet la
opened. Members of the club are desirous
of having Twentieth street opened, but the
Jsnd company will not consent until the
city providea an officer to patrol the park
I from noon until midnight. More fire hy
" dranta are wanted In the eastern portion
of the city and particularly at Thirteenth
and Missouri avenue, where It la stated
that two dozen houses are entirely without I
fire protection. The committees appointed
win report at a njeeting to be held next
Friday night.
Jntia O'Heara Faaeral Today.
Funeral services over the remains of John
OHarn will be held at the First Baptist
church. Twenty-fifth and H streets, this
afternoon at 3 o'clock. All comrades of the
local- Grand. Army posts are Invited 4 at
tend? ' The. deceased waa'aV private In Com
pany O. Second Iowa cavalry. The funeral
will be conducted by Bee Hive lodges of
the Masons. Interment will be at Laurel
IIUI cemetery.
(trnlval Oneaa Monday.
All day yesterday and until late last night
men worked to prepare for the Ancient
Order of Cnltcd Workmen carnival, which
opens on Monday. Stands along Twenty
fifth street, from L to M streets, are being
erected and the entrance gates have bean
constructed. The side walls of the street j
will, be of canvas. These wifc be placed In I
petition Monday. A n limber of attractions
have been engaged and If there Is good
weather the carnival Is sure to be a suc
cess. I.eerhaer-Seager. (
Invitations have bcert Issued announcing
the marriage on Wednesday of this week
ef Dr. William Henry Loechner of South
Omaha and Miss Lena Marie Senger of
Ashland. The ceremony will be performed
t the home of the bride's parents. Dr.
Loechner Is the son of John Henry Loech-
toer, a mernber of the Board of Education,
nd the bride Is welt known here, bavins
be?n a teacher In the public schools for a
cumber of years. Dr. a,nd Mrs. Loechner
will be at home at Benson a-ftar Novem
ber L
Aaetloa Social.
The women of the Christian church will
hold an auction racial at the home of Mrs. '
W. O. Keefer, Twenty-third and K streets,
en Tuesday evening. Each person attend
ing the social , Is expected to donate- an
article closely wrapped, and coating not
less than 10 cents. Coffee and cake will
served and after the refreshments the
kages will ba sold to the highest bid
der. The proceeds of the entertainment
will go- to the building fund of the new
t'hrlsUan church.
Made Cltr Gossip.
Pump and pump roan. Culver company.
. i" D" Holmes Is visiting friends la
Degree of Honor lodge No. lft will meet
eanesasy morning at f o clock.
Miss Mamie R worth has returned from
a visit with relatives In Illinois.
Denna Albery left last night for St
vuis to iuoa arter Business matters.
Mlas Mabel Jackson haa gone to Sac
'it. a., ior a monin a visit with friends.
Thomas Aldereon of St. Louis la here
or a lew aaya. the gueat of Joseph
Koutaky.
Mrs. Ida Scott has returned from No-
vaaa ana la now living at Twenty-eighth
Misa Bee Walsh. Twentv-aeventh and El
streets, haa returned from Colorado, where
she spent a month at the resorts.
The Ladles Aid aoclety ef tho Preaby
wnu cnurcn win meet with Mrs. C. M
Scblndcl un Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. M. A. Head will deliver an address
o men si me xoung Men s I'hrlsllaa asso
ciation at o clock this afternoon.
John J. O'Hern, superintendent of Ar
mour's plant here, has returned from a two
atay at fcxoeisior (Springs. Mo.
Work on the library building la being
fuiii ana ii iookb now as ir me struc
are would be completed by January L
S. J. McDowell writes that he arrived at
neirast, iriand, all right, and that ha
will r.turu boots during the drat week In
uciouer.
Banner court No. 78. Tribe of Ben-Hur
will huld an Lin Dor tan t meellna at tha hall
Hwentjr-slath and N streets, on Monday
eveniug.
The Joe Smiths of Council Bluffs and
the B. Jett r team will play a same of
base ball at the Jetter around- at t.W
'clock this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Mover. Fifteenth and
Madison streets, entertained a number of
friends Friday evenlnir. Mr. and Mrs.
iloyer will soon move Into tbeir new hums
at Twelfth and I atreeta.
The funeral of John O'Heara will be
held Sunday afternoon at I o'clock from
the Baptist church. The funeral will be
In chaise of the Maaona and all m rubers
ef bee Hive lodge are rtju sled to meet
Sit their Kail at 1 d. i. anaru. -
It. U r . ' k. I . Xtm.A U
K ..V . . 1 . V. 1 .1 IK 1 . I I " . 1 Villi V .1 & ,
. y. y ., that the 'condition or tila father
T. fl'revwala hta returnlna- home f r .a few
days. iThere will be no services at the
I'leabylsrUa church thla morning. Tha
Sunday school and Endeavor eociaty will
Bieel as usual.
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Stationery Department
Visit this department you'll find it full of attractire,
useful bargains.
23 extra heavy White Wove Envelopes 2c
120 Sheets Note Paper. .10c
A 500-page Writing Tablet 5C
100 Taper Napkins 5c
Webster's Dictionary illustrated cloth bound 10c
Webster's Unabridged Dictionary.... 6QC
(The second greatest book in the world.)
The bi?gcst annual event in Onuha's merchandising; introduces
Omaha's fall festivities and it occurs Monday
BENNETTS GRAND FALL OPENING.
Ak-Sar-Beti glories get their cue and color from
this yearly feature of the biggest store in the state.
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MT-T S FALL OPENING
WE lead in the season's styles and fashions in all lines, and
. surprising bargain priees rule every shelf and counter. It
is elegance and economy wedded to your perfect satisfaction.
Our prices are the copper rivited. mon:y-saving facts that will
win your patronage. Well be looking- for you, Mondayl
ART, PYR0GRa4PHY,
PICTURE PICTURE FRAMING
WE want you to come and see oar sibna new section
cf our pre;ty art department in which 'are hung only
the finest pictures we can get together. There's mental
stimulas arid heart delight in a visit to this new charming
section. We have some RESISTLESS bargains in pic
tures and pic ure frames. To appreciate their low prices
you MUST SEE THE GOODS.
e.PYROGRAPHY.s
New goods coming every day Dressing Tables, Hall
Chairs, Center Tables, Smoking Tables, Piano Benches,
Jardiniere Stands.
Stctkc birf tit liic ia the weit ef Oitfitt, Supplies, Repairs and larfalat.
Sea
Our Great Windows
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Clothin
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Finest
Windows Around
g for Men
Brokaw Bros.
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Hand Tailored
Clothing
Finest Ready-Made
Clothing in America
Has No Equal. The
Merchant Tailoring Kind
Suits $25 and $27.50, $30 and $35
Overcoats $25, $30, $35 and $40
.Special, Sale 100 Calling Cards 39c
nln Floor Middle.
Beautiful engraved case given FREE with each order of
cards. Your choice of type. Cards printed while you wait.
j art!
Fall Opening Sale of
FURNITURE
COCCH Golden oak frame with earved claw feet sanitary In
destruotlble construction deep tufting covered with choice
Belgian velours worth flS.OO Fall Opening; price
Combination Bookcase snd Writing Desk ir lade of selected
quarter-aawed oak adjustable ahelvea large beveled French
mirror two drawers good, roomy writing desk worth for.
China Cloeet jdarter-sawed osk golden finish bent ends snd 4 r .
neatly carved top worth twenty dollars X3ey5
9-95
16.75
omblnstlon Buffet and Chins Closet made or selected quar- a g
ter oak lined drawer for silver large beveled mirror worth yf, L . J
ta (jo for ZTXJ
1.95
Dining Chairs golden oak bo seat construction
slat back polished worth three dollars
for
Carpet Department
Third Floor.
NEW CARPETS AND AMERICAN MADE RUGS. THET COMPRISE A
BIQ BJXECTION OF THE CHOICEST AND MOST ARTISTIC DESIGN'S
AND COLORS. IN BRUSSELS, V&LVBTS. AXMINSTERS AND WILTON
VELVET.
t-Oxle-t Brussels ...tll.M
-oml2-0 Brussels tU
-0xl2- Brussels Jl-
-xlO- Axmlnster Rugs tl60
t-0xl2- Asmlnste0 Rug 3.50
t-CxU-a Body Brussels,
frame
full flve-
.ta.M
HxlO- Royal Wilton f $31 .98
-0xl2- Royal Wilton t&i.W
S-Ox-0 Axmlnster Carpets Ori
ental In designs and colorings. ta.00
T-Oxt-4 Brussels til tt
-x-0 Extra Velvets Hi. 68
-0xl2-0 Roxbury Brussels choice
colors all new patterns r0M
WALL PAPER
Grand Display of Fall Fpecloltles. Thla is a very complete de
partment, lta two pillars being QUALITY AND LOW PRICES.
We want you to see our magnificent line of PRINTED INGRAINS,
DAMASKS. POLISIIED GROUNDS. MOIRES. TAPESTRIES, etc, Mc.
PrtcM ro thinner than tht Wall Papers up from 3c.
Room Mouldings specials dosUras Card and Plato Ralla Rom Mould
ing up from lie.
THIRD FLOOR. fllD-WEST 5ECT10X. ,
Opening Day Attractions in the Cloak Room
The choicest collection of elegant Furs, Suits, Costumes, Skirts and Waists
ever displayed in this city will be in evidence when you visit our uoaK Koom
Opening Day Monday.
SPECIAL OPENING DAT
NECK FURS.
LADIES", STREET AND WALK
ING SUITS We are showing over
loo styles in plain cheviots, serges,
Venetians, broadcloths and sn
endless variety of Scotch mix
tures, fancy mixtures, bouolos,
etc. The prices for the very
newest styles are up T.Qll
from - w
LADIES' WALKING SKIRTS. An
endless assortment In all the new
fall shades and novelties, worth
up to 5.oo each for our O ON
Opening Day sales at
LADIES' COATS Short and long.
In new cloths. Including plain and
panne xibellne, kersey and extri
heavy broadcloth these are the
nobbiest coats out and the prices
are the lowest.
LADIES' WAISTS Our stock Is
complete and Includes everything
that Is up-to-date Opening Luy
tri-s. H.io. j.s. .5i,
$1.46, 11.23. $1.19 I QQ
and
FURS, CAPES, COATS, JACK
ETS AND BLOUSES In Near
Seal. Astrakhan, Squirrel, Beaver.
Otter, Mink, Seal. Krimmer and
Persian Lamb. Neck Furs in
every class of furs sold. Just
come and Inspect them Opening
Day.
ELECTRIC AND NEAR SEAL
BOAS-11.98, $1.46 Q5C
and
BELGIAN CONET BOA 60 Inches
long splendid quel- O Qf
Hy-ut J
SABLE OPPOSUM BOA- A OS
extra quality at
BLACK MARTEN BOA heavy
cluster of tails would be cheap
nt tO.50 Opening t RH
Day u,u"
EIDERDOWN 8ACQUE3 AND
KIMONA8 New complete stock;
colors, light blue, pink, cardinal
and gray prices $1.48, fi st, tl.lt
fS.. 50c
EIDERDOWN, SILK. COTTON
CREPE AND TERRT RASH
BATH AND LOUNGINO ROBES
An elegant display at popular
prices.
CHILDREN'S AND MISSKbT
WOOL DRESSES-Slses 4 to 14
years stock complete Opening
Day specials 41.00 scrk
rtd liUV
CORSETS-A visit to our iborset
Department should Interest the
Omaha women. We keep a com
plete stock of all the best makes.
100 POZEN CHILDREN'S AND MISSES' WOOL
HOSE Fast black, all sixes from 5 to 9 tn. wide, worth
up to 25c a pair-Grand Fall Opening price- iQq
pair
LADIES' FAST BLACK COTTON H(E ''Special
fall weight" ribbed and plain top double heel mid
toe full fashioned and worth up to 25c 15C
pair Grand Fall Opening price
76 DOZEN LADIES' BLACK LACE AND FANCY
COLORED HOSE all the new designs and styles
worth up to 60c a pair Grand Fall Opening 25c
price pair aw
Laces and Dress Trimmings
THE LATEST LACE CREATIONS WHITK
CREAM, BLACK AND GOLD COLORS - IN
CLUNY. APPLIQUE. POINT VENICE. ROSE
POINT. POINT MARQUISE. POINT D'ALTZ. IW
EDGES. INSERTIONS, ALL-OVERS AND lib
DALLIONS. . . . .
600 pieces Edgings and Insertions, Chantllly, Nor
mandie Vals. Applique and Point Venice, from 1H
to C Inches wide worth up to 26c 4A
Grand Fall Opening price per liC
yard
VESTS AND DRESSES 209 dosen ladles' fall wight
Vests and Drawers white, cream, ecru and silver -sixes
4' to worth up to 48c a garment 2Sc
Grand Fall Opening price
CHILDREN'S. MISSES' AND BOYS' fall weight
Veats, Pant and Drawers silver color beginning at
else 14 at 6o garment-else 84 30C
A NEW NOVELTY Lilliputian
Foot
Boxing Gloves and
Balls the very latest novelty college and cluo
colors Just In for the Opening Day hun- 25C
dreds of them each t
We Are
Exclusive
Western
Agents
Fr this
iMKm Exclusive
ymfm Woman's
Grand Fall
Opening; in
MILLINERY
Come Monday and see our grand U'a
play fully complete of Twenty-five,
Twenty, Eighteen and Fifteen Do'.tar
French modes.
Our $12.00 snd $li.0O patterns excel i:i
quality and style for the price. We Hre told
by everyone who sees our line that we h-ivo
the finest and best eesortment of street
hats to be found anywhere.
Specials en Fall Opening
In s-mn
5.50
A black velvet turban, trimmed in satin
ribbon, ornaments and three
black ostrich plumes, worth
. xa on. for
A felt hat flares from the face trimmed
in mirrored silk velvet. In tan, QQ
brown, black, navy and cham- JKJ
pagne. only
Trimmed black turbans, for f QQ
$2 to and l.VO
Children's velvet baU , 4Qc
The "STYLE" of a Dorothy Dodd
INEXPENSIVE
The woman whose capacity for style exceeds her
ability in dollars will find that the- STALE Ol A
DOROTHY DODD gives her foot all the distinction
of a high priced, custom-measured shoe,
It Is a shoe that preserves the natural
outlines of tho foot, yet actually makes
It look a full slxo smaller.
r ,,. she la deslened like It. When
Oot Is tired aon pui uu s ,
(OTMY DODD. H hugs the foot
Grocery r
Bargains
OUR PRICES ARB ALWAYS "WAT
DOWN-lt's 8AVINO MONET to buy
hero EXCLUBIVELT-lt'B like FIND
ING MONET to come Monday and tt
will be qultb a sensible thing to buy
In a big. full supply from this list.
TABLE! SYR- '
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TOUT itHjV'ls tirou uuu F"v. - , V r j
J iionn Tt Viuitb i nA f,Mit around
I UUKUIlll ---- -
the instep and rests every other part of U. It
saves 60 per cent of foot fatigue.
Oxfords $2.50 Shoes $3.00
Specials, 50c more
Faat Color EycleU used exclusively
Grand Fall Opening in
NEW CROCKERY
PRU FS TlItT POSITIVELY MAKE COMPETITION A WEAK AND
IMPOTENT AFFAIll t MJODS HEKB AHK THE CHOICEST THAT MONEY
-JOINED TO EXi'EUT BUYIXU--CAS GET TOGETHER.
BREAD
98c
IIAVIEAND & CO. S 100-PIECE DIN
NER SETS one with i.ray blu for-get-iue-nots
another with pink roses -$3.1.00
value fur this 23 50
'Lonwelsa Hand-Puintwl Jur
dlulera value for
CUT GLASS SALTS
AND PEPPERS
with sterling silver
tops- 1 Op
eaeh I w
LAnGE PRFjiS GLASS
BOWLB fancy shapes-each
WHITE AI STRIAN CHINA
AND BUTTER PLATES nicely em
bossed patterns for decorating not
over six to a customer-j-
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HAVILAND & CO.'S
RANSON SHAPED
TEA CUPS AND
SAUCERS rtrt
each sFC
each
PUNCH
1.75
HALF GALI-OX MASON
JARS per tfoien
TUBE WHITE RUBBERS
dozen
MASON CAPS
each Lartce sixe fancy shaped BOWL
AND PITCH ER each
50c
..3c
...1c
59c
can
ABPARAOC8
per 15c
BREAKVAbTT
COCOA
...20c
GELATINE
oc
MACARRONI
ppiiid....0c
Lemon Extract Kn
hntfi -
,12ic
25c
. 10c
10c
9c
9c
13c
bottle
Wisconsin Cream Cheese
per pound
Full Wtight Milk- IOC
can ,uw
Grape-Nuts lOc
TiarllHt
Laundry Soap
eight tars
Baked Beans
tbcee-pound can ..,
Worcester Sauce
bottle
Pickles
assorted Preserves assorted
One pound Jar
Baking Powder
half pounii ran
BENNETT'S CAPITOL COFFEE
beet evr put on a table 2Hr
one pound package "
Something for Nothing.
A PLATE A PLATE A handsome
semi-porcelain decorated plate rtven
with every pound of BENNETTS
capitol Coffee.
BIG PRUNE SALE.
Big lot of nice large, meaty California
Prunes special ssle e
Grocery Jjcpl. pound
Candy Specials
For Fall Opening
-"4 10c
Several hundred pounds
PEANUT TAFFY
per pound...
Candy Department
HARDWARE
..AND..'
HOUSE
FURNISHINGS
Fall
Opening
Bargains
Theae prices tell more
than words about the eer
satlonal chances for big
money saving that are
yours if yon come Monday.
One quart Tin Fruit Cans C7c
dosen
No. heavy tin Wash Boiler 1 fkr'
with copper bottom ' u
Six-Inch All Steel OAr
8hears .,..m SsW
Seven-Inch All Steel 0"7r
Shears sAK
Etgjht-lnch All Steel 29C
Nine-Inch AU Steel 19r
Khun
Paints
Liberty Brand ready mlsed
per gallon
Paints
98c
Large size Base Burner
heavy nickeled
Stoves Stoyes
Medium size Bass Burner COQ en
-heavy nickeled 60OU
$34.00
Eight-drawer Spice Cabinet 48c
Five-foot Step-Ladder 38C
Slaw Cutter fir
for
Wood Spoons r
for ot
Potato Mashers CKc
for ow
KAUFHAfrs PINE ORCHESTRA PLAYS MONDAY, 9 TO 12 AND 2:30 TO 5:30.
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