TTIE OMAHA DAILY BKE: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26. 1903.
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STICIvNEY TALKS UF OMAHA
Great Western President Telle Cit'ism to
Bt.ck Up for Their Town.
DON'T ADMIT THAT RATES ARE BAD
Tell BnilntM Men to et Ont aaa
Mat; Ofprf finlHee lr ImorOT
lost Crnrril tondltloa
, of Uniibb .
President A. P. Ruokney of tne Chicago
Great Western railwny received tlie com
pliment of the liirgost attendance of the
year at the Frcial ninetlng Friday In the
Commercial club of the Kenl Kwtate ex
change, about sixty being present. In In
troducing the speaktr President Harrison
of the exrhaiiRe Bald that he thought he
voiced the sentiments of nil In saying that
they felt highly honored nt the presence
of the dlHtlngulnhed guest, who had al
ready perhaps done more to silr up the
people of Omaha than mnny citizens who
had llvrd here all their lives. Mr. Harrison
felt that even Mr. Sttckney, who had been
accustomed to success always, must feel
gratified at having put such life Into the
city.
Mr. Stlckney, after saying that he felt
inored at the Invitation to uddress tho
exchange end that the Chicago Great
Western was as much Interested In the
Increase of Omaha prosperity us any cltl
en, having put Its capital here, brought
out the following IdcaH In a straight
forward talk, which Ideas, he thought,
would lead toward prosperity:
"The only way good can be done for
Omaha la for the people of Omaha to go
head and do It themselves. It seems a
elf-evldent proposition that If every In
dividual does all he can to Increase bis
own business he Increases the aggregate
business."
The speaker had been told that there
was a scarcity of houses here -residences
and wholesale quarters. This was legiti
mate business for real estate men. They
had not usually the capital to erect large
buildings, nor bad the business men whoso
business grew faster than their capital.
It waa the business of real estate men to
find capital w.ilch wanted Interest Invest
ments to build these warehouses. There
were plenty such In this section and In
the eaat and the time was ripe.
Mast fttand tp for City.
"People can't build up a city get men
to build factories, etc., by publishing the
fact that railways coming here are dis
criminating against the city," said Mr.
Stlckney. "Any man wishing to locate
would be frightened away. It Is true 'the
ratea as they exist are not conducive to a
grain market here, but this is no more ao
than the cattle rates were before the be
ginning of stock yards. If a start were
made, without doubt the rates would be
conceded. Freight agents allowed rates to
get out of line, but when there In business
to fight for, then Is the time. There le a
difference between fighting and scolding.
No man In Omaha ought to admit that the
city has not the best rates. Chicago
grossly discriminated against never lets It
bo known. I feel that a grain market Is
no doubt possible here, but It must be care
fully worked up. It is not now necessary
for the Commercial club and Real Estate
exchange to have committees, but later
might exert beneficial Influence If this had
Hot been worn out beforehand."
Taking Bt Paul (because he was familiar
with It) he said that in that city there had
been absolutely no demand for real estate
for speculative purposes since 1878 and va
cant land could not be sold. In the last
two year had come a demand for dwelling
houses of from 12,500 to 3,500 cost. One
firm had built fifty such houses last year
and fifty more this year with the Intention
f selling them. They took, say, $1,000 In
cash down, then mortgaged property for
about what It would sell for, say $1,800.
Then took second mortgage, say $1,000, from
ocoupant, to be paid for In Installments of
about the proportion of rentals. In this
way they bad got money out of lands and
kept It In circulation.
On motion of H. T. Clarke, sr.. the ex
change thanked President Stlckney for his
remarks. P, B. Her, D. C. Patterson and
1. IL Mercer endorsed the Ideas of the
speaker.
Deposit
Your
Money
In Our
Bank
as?v
4 Per Cent
Interest
Paid
on
Deposits
Special Saturday Sales
$2 Veils and
Hat Drapes
at 69c
Heady mad? Veils. Hat trapes and Bearfa, made of all
silk chiffon, handsomely silk embroidered all around-
all the late novelties In
black. black and whl
brown and blue, 1V4 and
yards long mnny worth t
dollars on bargain square
your cnoice
for
$1 and $1.50 Largs
Lace Collars at
40c Each
price one dollar and one dollar
square
These Collars are In heavy Venice large
and small sizes round and pointed Collars,
colors are white, cream
and ecru also silk
Chiffon Ties with hand
made ends regular
ind a half on bargain
ina pointed collars,
49c
New Fall
Kid Gloves
square at a pair ,
The awell new shades In Fall Gloves
all the latest autumn styles many
real kid leather worth up to one dol
lar and a half a pair on bargain
59c
Mr1!ift Wni rrli ladles', men's, boys' and girls' Lisle
Thread and Ice Effect
Hosiery at 15c Pair medm-lVg'n't.r
fall wear a special Saturday bargain at a,
pair ,
gins usie
15c
Mourning Veils at 10c Each
1 and H4-yard length Sewing Silk
Veils with satin stripe border In
Mack, also In white
and colors worth up to
6O0 each at
10c
Turnover Collars
Dainty TJttle Lace Collars all stlk
embroidered collars very popular
and faddish worth up to P
fifty cents each at IC
16o and
Special Sale Fall Underwear
Ladies', misses' and children's all wool camel'
hair, ribbed and fleecy lined vests, pants and draw
57. gLt Vrth. :p. !? 19c-25c-39c-49c
Misses and children's fine and heavy ribbed Union
fined9: auBiLrd,& 25c-49c-98c
Ladies' Union Suits Wool and fleecy lined, medi
um and heavy weight, -white, ecru and black, worth
Ztt- 39c, 49c, 75c, 98c
Ladies' Fine Heavy Cotton Ribbed Vests and
Pants-white, ecru OCp 'IQp AQr
and silver gray, at --wCJ'w, JVl, HtVU
21, . Pvnnbti & pons J! . Ptnnbti $c pott
iHAVIITll?i1i SPEC,flL sflLE
Mm iyi$ oh overcoats
If you want an overcoat come to Harden Bros. They can
Show you the greatest assortment of overcoats ever shown west
Of Chicago.
FOR $7.59 we Cfin sljow Jou the greatest line ever shown Id
the city in beaver, kersey, cheviots and xneltons, in oxford gray,
brown, blue and black, in medium and heavy weight, also
mediums and long lengths none of these coats are worth less
than ?10.00 to ?12.50 OUR SPECIAL SALE f Cfl
PRICE FOR SATURDAY ONLY....
FOR $10.00 we can BD0W yu
the finest and most up-to-date
; line of overcoats that can be
produced; these coats are made
in the best tailor shops and by
the best tailors in the coun
try, all hand sewed, with pad
ded shoulders & self-retaining
fronts. These come in all the
latest shades and fabrics, in
Irish frieze, vicuna's, cheviots
and cassimeres, in blues,
blacks, oxford grays and
browns, in plain and fancy
mixtures; none of these are
worth less than $15.00 OUR
SPECIAL SALE Qlf
PRICE ONLY . OIU
Cnerlal Sal ftf Rnw' (Ivercnalt.
BOYS' OVERCOATS In all stylos and colors, In ages from 3 to 19 yearn, mad
in meaiuru ana long iPiiRtns, an won tanoreu luruuKnuuu, inugiua js
In price from $10.00. $7.00, $6.50, $3.00 and
Snoelfil Sato nf Rove' Sit ift Saturday at $2.50
wfivwiwi vm wi w . . j
BOYS' KNEE PANT SUITS In ages from 0 to 10 years, made In double-
Dreasiea norroiK ana inree-piece ntyies, in i-ueviuis, isiwcir j
meres, fancy cheviots and worsteds, blues, blacks, browns and CO Kf
grays, none worth less than $3.76 ourspeclal prlco for Saturday . . . . p & 3 U
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Orchestral Concert Afleraoon and Evening In the Milliner, Department.
Aaiinppntt of the Theaters.
With matinee and evening- performances
today the opening- week will be brought to
a aloe at the Orpheum and It has attested
strongly In favor of vaudeville. Tne pro
gram was one of excellence throughout
and gave unusual satisfaction. The attend
ance has been very large and the fashion
ables attended to an extent that attest It Is
till tholr popular form of entertainment, j
Eight established numbers will be on the
program for next week, beginning with a
matinee tomorrow. They are: Haynes and
Vldocq, with an assortment of flbs, squibs,
ong and story; Waterbury Brothers and
Tenny, the versatile and accomplished In
strumentalists and fun makers: Fleury Trio,
the latest Ruropean sensation la terpsl
chore; McWaters and Tyson company In a
musical comedy skit called "Scenes In a
Dressing Room;" Hodges and Launchmere,
the nlfrhtlngules; Jesselln Trio, novelty
aerlellsts; Annette Moore, the beautiful
yonng soprano, and new scenes projected
by the Kinodrome.
The only matinee of "A Scout's Revenge"
at th. Krug will he given this afternoon.
The engagement of this sensational play
closing with the performance tonight, and
tomorrow afternoon "Vnder Southern
Skies" will be presented by a big company.
A matinee and evening performance to
ay clones the engagement of "The Btorks"
at the Boyd. The company of seventy-tlve
Is thoroughly competent and Is equipped
with new scenery snd costumes for the
perfect rendition of this merry conceit. The
good old songa are all well sung and the
choruses given with a Jingle and snap as
they should be.
Judged from the advance sale, the at
tendance at tho opening performince of
the "Ben Hur" engagement on MonJ-w
right will be larger than on the occasion
of Its first aprearance here List January.
The return engagenment bids fair to be
one of the most popular booking of the
winter season. Those who expect t J go are
urged to bear In mind the necessity
coming early to the theater, for owing to
the length of the performance the curtain
will lis promptly each ttms nt tha hour
announced end those who are not then In
their seats will miss the great t-ib'eau of
the star of Bethlehem and the wise men
of the east, one of the most beautiful Inci
dents of the whole production. The en
gagement la for one week, beglnnliur on
5don1y evening. The curtain will rise at
o'clock for the evening performances and
at S o'clock at the matinees.
LARGEST EXCLUSIVE RETAIL MILLINERY HOUSE IN THE WEST.
THE ONLY STORE WHERE
Stylish Millinery is Properly Pricod.
OVER 2,000 IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
Trimmed PICTURE HATS to choosa from
A display of StyU and Values
never before shown in Omaha.
Elandsomo Hats at $3, $4 and $5.
COME AND SEE INVESTIGATE, IT PAYS. POPULAR PRICES ALWAYS
1508 DOUGLAS ST.
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We Quote A
Few Prices,
but If what you want Isn't In this list don't
think It isn't In our stock at a special cut
price.
Mennen's Talcum Powder 12c
4711 Soap .' 10c
Swansdown Powder 15o
1'erun 6io
Plnkham Compound 74o
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery 68c
Ayer's Hair Vigor 79c
Hall's Hair Restorer.... 79c
Packer's Tar Soap 14a
Menthol Pencils lOo
Mecca Compound 20c
We Defy Competition
on the Following Blends
COFFEE.
Rio Blend for Saturday llo
Special HIj 124o
leader Blend has no equal for 15c
Boston Blend to
Cuouta Blend worth 35c 2ac
TEAS A BARGAIN.
Tea Sittings for Saturday 12VsO
jjasicei I'irea japan, feiignsn urea it -
fast, Ooloug 36o, 4o, 6oO. Co
EXTRACTS.
Two-ounce, full weight lrx?
Four-ounce, full weight 8i'o
OUR SPICES ARE PURE AT
Mixed Spices for Pickling the best 25c
TRY OUR H-L3. COCOA-per can 17Vtc
Remember, we buy our Coffees green and
make our own blends; thereby we give you
better Coffee than you can buy elsewhere
for the same money.
J. L. Brandeis & Sons, Bankers
THE LITTLE HOME SAFES
Have Enabled 'Many of Our Depositors
To Build Up Comfortable Bank
Accounts.
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lllnos caused by stepping on a wire
protruding from a sidewalk at Twenty
fourth mid L, sireeta, June 7. She says
she was so 111 as to have her life
dlapaired of. .
Di-ess studs. Edholm, Jeweler.
TABLE SALE Orchard & Wllhelra Car
pet Co,
Pearl brooches. Edholm, Jeweler.
Three ( Ike t'rew Lost.
HpNOU'M'. S-pt. The shin Marlon
ChJU-nnt, which sailed from Sun Krencieco
on September 10 for Honolulu with a i-arico
of oil. hs arrived here after a ti-nioeiiu-nus
voyaga lu which three of the crew wu
lost.
Will Espert Itaaaaaes.
Lltrsle KomrovuVI. llrlruj st SIT South
"Twni1v-fiftri stret. has notified the citv
jUtat she will upact dajuagea fur a vers
Mrs. John O'liearn and family wish to
express their thanks to the many friends
and neighbors, also- to the Masonic order
and G. A. R. for the kindness and sym
pathy shown to them during the sickness
and death of their beloved husband and
father.
Geranaa Republican flab.
The German Republican club will meet
at Washington hall. Sunday, Sept. 27th, at
o'clock p. m. Inasmuch as matters of
importance are to be transacted, all mem
bers are requested to be present
JACOB HAITCK. President
MAX FEIERMANN'. Secretary.
Chicago Great Wester a Railway.
Short line to Mlnden, Harlan, Manning
and Fort Dodge. Two trains sach way.
Leava Omaha at :M a. m. and t:46 p. m.
Leave Council Bluffs at :46 a. in. and 1:10
p. in. For Information apply to Geo. F.
Thomas, Gen'l Agt., room S13 Omaha Na
tional bank building. Omaha, Neb., and 36
Pearl St. Council Bluffs, la.
ONE FARE FOR TUB ROUND TRIP.
ChlcaKO Centeaalal,
Chicago, 111.. Sept 2i-October J, VK.
The Chlcsgo Great Western railway will
on September it. 27 and 28. sell tickets to
Chicago and return at the above rate. Theas
tickets are good returning until October i,
Inclusive. For further particulars Inquire
of George F. Thomas, General agent,
Omaha National bank building.
Baby pins. Edholm, Jeweler.
HALV RATES
Douglas Printing Co.,
144.
Howard. Tal
TABLE SALE Orchard &
pel Co.
WUhelm Car-
Latest fobs. Kdholm, Jeaaiar.
Via Wabash Railroad.
St Louis and Return, 111.90.
Sold October 4 to t.
Leave Omaha iM p. m.. Arrive St. Louis
T.-tt) a. m.
City Office 1601 Farnam Street, or Address
Harry E Moores, GenL Agt Pass. Dept..
Omaha, Neb
Far taa Poor.
An earnest appeal comes from ths
Daughters of tho King to all who are In
terested In the poor and suffering to send
cast-off clothing or bedding of any kind to
the Gardner Memorial house. Eighteenth
and Capitol avenue. If not convenient to
send, please notify and messenger will call.
Aid of any kind for this purpose will be
most thankfully received.
MRS. JOHN BARKER, Pre.
Horse covars ntsde to fit your horse.
Omaha Tent ft Awning Co., Uth and Har
ney alroeUx.
Why not try it?
The little safes are loaned free and
WE OPEN ACCOUNTS FOR ONE DOLLAR
or More Paying Four Per Cent Interest, Compounded Every
Three Months. All Deposits Are Payable On Demand. .
BANK OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL 9 P. M.
J. L. Brandeis & Sons, Bankers.
New Fall Styles Now Ready
Wi take pleasure In announcing that our
New Fall Lines are now ready for Publlo
Inspection. As It Is one of our rules to
always clean old goods out cheap rather
than carry them over, for that reason we
always open up svsry season with an al
most entire new stock. This season you
will note that ours Is one of the largest
and best selected stock of men's and boys'
wear ' In the city. Here are four floors
full ' of the newest and most up-to-date
wealing apparel. Everything Is guaranteed
to bs as good as It looks. One price to
all; marked In plain figures on every
article. While we sell the best and most
reliable goods only, we sell them at popular
prices, trying to save you money on your
purchases wherever It is possible. To
prove this we refer you to our show win
dows, where you can see for yourself by
comparing prices.' We are agents In
Omaha for Alfred Benjamin's fine cloth
ing. Young's celebrated hats, the Carhartt
makes of goods and many other lines
which are considered the best In their
class. It Is no trouble for us to show our
goods, whether you buy or not, so give
ua a call.
THE GUARANTEE CLOTHING CO.,
1519-1521 Douglas Street.
P. 8. Memorandum books with calendars
and lots of other useful Information In
them given away free for the asking.
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GET
IT
FIXED
A am 11 dk-iv In a tooth will soon he a
large one unless you have it lined. The
charge will be small and you'll have a
good tooth.
FILLIKCt f TSn mp
crowns aa.ou
Taft's Dental Rooms
1SI7 Douslaa hu
50c Saved
IS
50c Made
Tou can save 60o every time you
bring the boy here and have us nt htm
with a pair of our boys' shoes at
11.60.
Ths quality is there for ths differ
ence Parents who have bought these shoes
know their value and come again and
again for the same kind of fl.M shoes
nothing we could say would recom
mend them as much as this fact
Saturday Is boys' day.
DREXEL SHOE CO.,
1419 Farnam Street.
Omaha's Up-to-Dat Shoe House,
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New Fall and Winter Shoes
Our lines of shoes for the fall and winter contain the
most perfectly constructed footwear we have ever shown.
We're not quite satisfied to show you only what other shoe
stores offer you our buyer for this department makes it a
point to develope lasts and styles that we sell exclusively in
our stores. We have several new and exclusive lasts to
show you.
Our Special Men's
Shoe at $2.50
Men's shoos made of choice selected
stock, of velour, box calf and vici
kid made on Goodyear welts
all sewed and stitched with silk
good tan oak soles with extensiou
edges best drill and calf lining
all made on foot-form lasts, with
the latest style toes sold by other
stores for ?3.50 and $4.00 for
$2.5
The Best Shoe on Earth for Boys
The "Indestructible
Shoes,"
Mothers. If you want to buy your hoy
the best shoe for hard, tough wear, buy
the "Indestructible Shoo" they're great.
They are made of genuine cbbco calf,
with quilted soles the uppers are sewed
with four rows of stitching and have
th. English backstay. We positively guarantee this shoe to give more days'
wear than any other sho. on tha market.
Sizes 9 to 13 $1.25 Size 13 1-2 to 2 $1.25
Sizes 2 1-2 to 5 1-2 SI.50.
Select Your New Fall Hat
In selecting your fall hat be sure to choose a becoming style, as the hat is
th. most essential artlclo of man's apparel. "The Nebraska" stands pre-eminent
as the best equipped stor. In America to assist you In this particular
branch of men's wear, as It is not confined to any on. lln. or style, but a
purchaser of all the best the world .produces.
Our "Nebraska Special" has provsn there Is no better popular
priced hat made every known style stiff and soft
at
Our two dollar and a half qualities are th. best medium price EO
makes to be had all styles stiff and soft ifsOvf
at
Stetson's Hats are unquestionably tha best to be bad
i derby s and fedoras
at .
1.50
3.50
WHAT'S IN A NAME?
Often, Indeed, very little-of ten. however, a great dealt When you see
th. manufacturer's name coupled with tha brand of his produot. you can
generally Judge as to its worthiness, for his reputation stands behind th.
quality. When you see th. names
Storz Blue Ribbon Beer
coupled together, you can rest assured that It stands for a beverage of
UNSURPASSED QUALITY, a proof of which Is th. great popularity It
enjoys as a favorite family beer.
STORZ BLUB RIBBON (Brewery's own bottling) delivered everywhere
In cases of two dosen quarts or pints.
Telephone
1260
STOItZ BREWING CO.
SOMMER BROS.,
Exponents of good living.
28th and Farnam Sts.
Grocery Tels. 1S2B-1831. Market T.L 784
Twenty Pounds Granulated C QQ
Bugar ,,ww
Five Pounds Best Gloss CCic
Starch
Rockwood's Cocoa, lOc
per can ,uv
Three 2-pound Packages OKp
Rolled Oata -w
Rio. Flakes, jCc
per packaga. ..
One-pound Comb Pure 2flc
Clover Honey
1.30
Judging from th. crop oondltlons In th.
principal wheat-producing states of the
country. It Is quit, evident flour will ad
vance' In price. Tomorrow will be the last
d'.y you will be afforded the opportunity
to purchase ALTON FLOUR universally
acknowledged "The Perfection of the
Miller's Art"-at $1.30.
Trading Stamps Are Not In It
with our 6 per cent coupons. Every, ticket
from our register entitles the purchaser to
6 pr cent of Its face value in trade for
anything in our store. You are not limited
to any particular item for which you have
no use and there Is no chance for our
failure to redeem your tickets, 'cause we
redeem them ON THE 8POT AT TIME Ob
SALE IF YOU WISH.
60o Oxiyn Balm Massage Cream 4oo
fcO Bar Ben o
5oe Charles' Flesh Food -. . 4uo
11.00 Orrinl 0o
Jl.uO Peruna Ta
f 1 .00 Pierce's Medicines 6ic
Sic Oenulne C'astoria
2ac Ijixatlve Bromo Quinine lie
&e Quinaeetol guaranteed oold cure... 2tc
tl 00 Paina'a Celery Compound 7so
11 75 8 S. 8- 1 W
i Chester's Genuine Pennyroyal Pills.. tl w
11.00 German Klmmell bitters Ton
CUT PRICES
DRUQ 3T0RB
SCHAEFER'S
opvm ALT. NIGHT.
Tw Plioaes T4T ssi TOT.
161b. ui Chlcego Streets, Omaha.
C Mac4iMO.I CiinnrATciAfl
EMi PEN-TAN-GOT
11 bos; I koies. f Sols' I Onuhs tr Shermaa A
McOoau.il Drus Co. Mill ertera tlloS. Traao um11
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Beat Agrlcaltaral vV.ekly.
BOYS' $1.50
SCHOOL SHOES.
51.50 WILL BUT A PAIR
"of boys- shoes at this store that
will give )"U the full worth uf
your money.
S.I50 19 NOT VERT MUClt
but it's more in shoe value at
this store than anywhere else.
SI. 50 SCHOOL- SHOES
like we sell at this store, are
sold at only one store In each
city only at this store In this
city.
SI. SO WILL BUT HERB A
chool shoe that for comfort,
look and wear. Is equaled by
few and excelled by none.
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PARKER'S
Hair
Balsam
j"rju.oie iti. growth of th. tair and
gives It the lustre s od slUtlofcss of y out h.
Whf D Uie balr U gray or faded It
RINGS BACK THI YOUTHFUL COLOR.
It prevents Dandruff asd hir falling
sod keeps th scalp clean and beulthy.
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