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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 15, 1904)
TIIE OMAITA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, MARCH 15. 1904. 10 A rrvtiT cm Green Trading Stamps Every Time Trading Stamps Free Trading s Stamps Free Children' Saturday March 19 S9c Sate Jfol .Sappers SVc a!4 Saturday Max.h 19 Children's (13) 1UM HhXlABUi TOHsS. i ! i -4 w XI V1 I MAI COT OTDER HAIES SOW Ellokaej trpeoted to fc'art "n Rcdoo'.ng General Commodij Ttr.ffi. TAKES THIS WAY OF WINNING GRAIN WAR Reported Great Western Will Bfl . Pstoklao; House Prodsct Hales a.a.4 Uo on Down the Mst. What Is eald to he a well-founded report la going the rounds In railroad clrrles to the effect that Mr Btlckney will begin cut ting rate on other than grain commodities thla week or next. The cutting, It Is eald. will be done to strengthen the position of the Great Wentern In Its grain rate war. A man who Is well posted on the rate situ ation stated that he expected to ace the Ureal Western attack packing house prod uct rates In the near future. . The Great Western now holds contracts with shippers of packing house products Which, it Is said, give that line more of the business than Its percentage, but notwith standing this It is believed Mr. Btlckney haa decided that he can induce a settle ment of the grain rate war more quickly try attacking rates on packing house com modities than on any other line of business. ; 4 Title for T. M. Orr. A report is current about Union Fa cMo headquarters to the effeot that T. M. Orr will soon be the recipient of a title befitting his position. Just what the title will be. It appears, has not yet been de cided. Mr. Orr formerly was assistant Secretary of the company, but with the re tirement of the receivers this office was discontinued. He was, of course, secretary to President Burt. 'Several suggestions have been made of titles which may be bestowed upon Mr. Orr, but none of them. It seems, properly fit his position. It has been suggested that the office of assistant secretary be re vived, but it is not believed that this sug gestion is looked upon with favor by the powers that be. Another . is that he - be made assistant to General Manager Kan croft, but J. M. Oruber, general superin tendent of the system. Is practically Mr. Bancroft's assistant at present. .The present anonymous position of Mr. Orr causes considerable trouble on the part of officials who desire to address com munications to him. He holds a high posi tion with the Union Pacific and has done so for years. His knowledge of affairs of the system Is regarded aa more thorough than any other man In the general head quarters building. P. W. Hlbbitte Rest gas. ' F. N. Hlbbtlta, assistant superintendent of motive power and machinery of the Union Pacific, has resigned his position to become effective March 1& He will be connected, with the Southern railway after that date as consulting mechanical engi neer of the company and allied lines. In cluding the Queen tk Crescent, Mobile ft Ohio, Central of Georgia and the Georgia, Southern Florida, Mr. Hlbbltta cams to the Union Paclflo with Samuel. Hlgglna wtien the latter was appointed superintend ent of motive power, and as Mr. Higgina now holds the same position with ths Southern, It is supposed that It la due to him that Mr. Hlbbltta Is making the changs, Mr. Hlbbltta was at one time con nscted with, the engineering department of ths Kris. FosjC laches of laow, Four Inches of snow Is reported from all stations on the southern division of ths Burlington In Nebraska. A number of points on ths northern division also report snow ranging in depth from one to . four Inches, but from ths Alllanos, Sheridan and western divisions no. snow Is reported. Ths weather is not very cold, ths lowest tem perature reported from any station on ths Una being at Crow Agency, where ths ther mometer stood at 10 degrees abovs aero at I a. m. yesterday. Prom ths majority of places ths tetnperatura ranged from SO to SO above, ' 2 Linen Waist Patterns 69c 69c All linen embroidered waist patterns, handsomely trim med with Cluny laee applique, etc., these are full waist patterns and are worth as high as $2.50 each tomorrow very spe cial per pattern Pretty Gold Plated Lockets at 19c Opens for Two Pictures. Dainty watch size lockets, beautifully chased or plain in excellent gold plate warranted not to tarnish some with space for monogram fitted with fleur de lis chatelaine pins fitted with photographs of President and Mrs. Roosevelt, also with noted actresses worth 50c each tomorrow, each Great Sale of Embroideries Sample strips, and factory ends of very high class embroid eries Just received from the custom house made In em broideries, lnsertlngs. bands, galloons and headings over BO.OOO yards of Swiss nainsook, cambrlo and hamburg some wide enough for corset covers X1 C 7 1 f A. etc., and worth up to 33o a yard, at-C- JC' 2t'lUC 9c Our New Millinery Department Occupying our entire third floor the greatest millinery depart ment from Chicago to San Francisco. We are new showing a complete line of early trimmed and ready-to 7'?m,s"s Sklf) wear hats, prices ranging from 7C lO tplU Special Sale Lace Curtains An importer's entire stock on hand of odd lots of fine prade laoe curtains. Some of the most remarkable bargains ever offered at a curtain sale in this oountry. $6 Lace Curtains at $2.98 a Pair Point d' Arab, Nottingham, QO Chale Net, Point de Venloe, Irish Point, etc., at, pair jO $4 Lace Curtains at $1.98 Pair Cable Net, Nottingham and Ruf- QQ fled Net Curtains that would easily sell at 14 a pair, at, pair -0 25c Brass Extension Rods A very special bargain at, each : . Remnants of Drapery Swiss and White Drapery fladras worth frt. H in full plscss 25c a yard, at, yard IUV 10c $1 Carpet at 49c a. yard All our rolls of Brussels Carpet in lengths up to 25 yards, all fine grade for sleeping rooms, halls, stairways, etc., regular fl value, yard 49c LIVE STOCK GIVES OFFENSE Cows aad Sheep ( Rev. O, W. Bsvrlds; Bseesas Annoying? to His neighbors. . Several Jersey oows and several sheep have caused Bey. Charles W. Eavldgs of ths People's church a trip to the health offloe and an explanation. Some of his neighbors complained to the office last week that the cow and sheep stables of ths clergyman offended the olfactory organs. They asked that something be duns by the authorities. Mr. Bevidga was summoned and mads a statement to the health officers that was deemed satisfactory. He eald the sheep were pets of his son and the cows were retained for their milk, but that all the live stock would be put out on pasture as soon as ths Under young grass Is big enough to eat. THIRTY DAYS FOR THE TRICK Hcgreu Who Robs Church Conven tion Delegate Is Fat la City Jail' . Willie Davis, a colored woman living at GOO North Thirteenth street, arrested early Sunday morning on a charge of robbing Jaoob Bchafener of ft, has been sentenced to thirty days by Judge Berka. Bchafener, who was a delegate to the Seventh Day Adventlsts convention, held In Omaha last week, stated that he had inna to ot some laundry, became lost. met the Davis woman, who said she could tiut him on the right track. He also stated that the woman acted as though she might have found a long lost friend and when he started to leave her anxiety for his welfare -Was quits marked. Bchaf ener then states that another person ap- neared on the scene, and between the two strangers he -was relieved of his Blew Spring Hats. The "Nebraska" is unquestionably the larg est distributer of men's hats in this city. No other store hereabouts carries as large a stock shows as many new spring styles or devotes as much space. Our "Nebraska Special" Hats bavs no equal at the price, as thousands of well satisfied customers frequently testify newest styles soft or stiff Our "New Market" Btyls hat, the very best medium priced bats made all styles stiff or soft We are Omaha's agents for ths celebrated J no. B. Stetson's bats none better made Ths greatest variety of styles Z JJ A to make your selection from at .... .. ....... W $1.50 $2.50 money. The woman declares that money was taken from the man. but that he accosted bar. asked her aiMiM an a said he would call around and ses her wnen he had more time. ftotiafna a i Atlantic, la. SAM GETS INTO WRONG GARB Dresses V as Dandy, Walls Cosa- paalon Attires mm Woman, to Farads Streets. Samuel Majors, better known among his colored friends as "Hop Fiend Sam," and at the city jail as the assistant janitor, was arrested last Saturday afternoon for disor derly conduct. Majors was advertising chewing gum around the streets with E. Nlasen, who Is traveling salesman for a gum concern, and It was claimed they were exceeding the limit In their advertising en. terprlse. Nlasen was dressed In the garb of a woman and Majors as that of a full edged dandy. Both were discharged in po lice oourt. sam said he wasn't dressed wrong, but just a little loud, and It was his clothes that was making all the noise. Dentist with wall aatmtilimari r,r.MlnJ t an excellent location In Bh KniMh. a- sires gentleman to share office, pteferably pnyaicjan. Aoaress ta es, see omcs. Attention, Members ot Alpha Casnp Ho. 1, W. O. W. Ths eamp will open its permanent quar ters with a card party In Myrtle hall. Continental block. Tuesday evening. March 15- Come and bring your wife and have a good time. The ladles of Alpha Grove are cordially invited. CHARLES UNXTT, Clerk. CALLS FOR CITY WARRANTS Hennlngs Ready to Hcoeom Ninety Taoasaad Dollars Worth of Municipal Seoartttes. City Treasurer Hennlngs has Issued a call for 190.000 worth of warrants drawn against city funds. He has the cash in his strong box and Is wnilng to deliver it up on or after March 7-St. Patrick's day, After that date Investments no longer draw Interest. The warrants are as fol lows, Inclusive: General fund. S.B8ft-t806 fire, l.TO-1,800; police, 1.680-1,759; park, 672 627; lighting. 77 -5; health, S08-JJ6; street cleaning. K1-X3; curb, guttering and pav ing, S9-10O. 1 THE NORTHWESTERS LINK Raseta.Japaa Atlas. A Russo-Japanese war atlas Ya been Issued by ths Chicago 4 Northwentem rail reed. Three fine colored maps, each 14x10. bound In convenient form for reference. The eastern situation shown in detail, with tables ehowlng relative military and naval strength and financial resources of Russia and Japan. Copy mailed to any address on receipt of ten (10) cents In postage. Apply at City Offl'cea, 11-10S Parnam Street, Omaha, Neb. Drill aad Daaeo. The A. O. U. W. competitive drill ant dance takes place at Washington hall Wednesday, March 11 Tickets, 26 cents. Marrla.se Licensee. I'd to noon March 14 the following couples haa been Ucenned to wed: Name and Residence. Ag Franklin W. Arxire'i. South Omaha.... 32 Almlna M. Tibblts. South Omaha 20 1'earl C. Jewett, Waverly. Neb W Emma Youngberg, Waverly, Neb 13 John Bhoehlgh, Bouth Omaha ,.. 2: Kate Chadvlnck. South Omaha 18 It-K Wedding Rmga jcdiiolra. Jeweler. DIKD. OOLDBMITH Leo 8 , aged I months and I days. Infant son of Louis Goldsmith, 2411 Franklin. Funeral Tuesday at I p. bv, meaeant HiU epmstsry. 3 LS uj In J J Reatd Our Sunday Ad AgaJn. Sunday advertised sales are continued Tuesday for visit ing shoppars, or Wednesday evening for mall orders. There are some remarkable advantages In our Sunday advertise ment. For an outlay of something like $27.00, visiting al most every department, you get double-barreled bargains and Green Trading Stamps galore, about BOO of them. Head Ad again, and don't forget the New York World proposition. The New York World, Sunday Edition, on Sals In Stationery Department Tuesday A Limited Number. On the funny part It prints a Green Trading Stamp coupon. You can cut it out, bring it to our premium par lor on our second floor any day before Saturday, and we will give you One Dollar's Worth of Green Trading Stamps for It The New York World wants to boom its circulation; we want to boom your stamp book. Buy the paper Tuesday S cents. IP GROCERY! GROCERY! Follow the multitude to Bennett's Grocery and you will be certainly con vinced that It is headquarters. BE8T GOODS, LOWEST PRICES, THAT'S IT. Bennett's for Groceries Tuesday Specials Evaporated Peaches, fins Quality. per lb 8c Salmon, 1 lb. can lOo Evaporated Cream, can 4c J'abfe Syrup, t lb. can 12Uo m ported Sardines, can lOo Corn Starch. 1 Ih. pVg Be Kloe, good and bright, per lb bo Chill Bauce, bottle M lOo Castile Soap, cake IW Baking Soda, pkg 4o Ouvea, bottle So Fifty Cents Worth of Green Trading Stamps Eflrsra, Egrrs. Ejrjrs.. per dozen ,7o -.nJmmen5?-quantlt5r of strictly fresh country ejrs for a Great Egg Sale rUESDAT. Fifty Cents worth ot GREEN TRADING STAMPS with each 17c dosen. rTRICTLT FRESH COTJNTRT EQOa, PER DOZEN :No Delivery Coffees Bennett's Breakfast Coffee, I lb. can 4o Bennett's Capitol Coffee, 1 lb pkg 28o Maracalbo, good, per lb 15c Teas. B. T. Japan, very high grade, per lb ESo "Imperial Japan, per lb...... 26c Tea Slftlngs, per lb loo Candy. Several hundred packages of Cali fornia Figs, per pkg To Easter novelties, from to Candy Eggs, 10 for lo Rabbits, Ducks, Chickens, up from 6o Toasted Marahmallows, pkg So Mixed Candy, per lb c Harness Special Sale Heavy Con cord ltarness,complete for $28.90 Wall Pamper Spring stock now complete Designs and colorings are exquisite Burlap and Room Moulding Third Floor r IDC .Mr- WW lts tire EiirlyBii-a t Catches And it's the one who gets out and tells : his friends that he wants to go to the ; St. ' Louis Exposition first that will get their votes. Your friends would just as leave save their coupons for you or prepay their subscriptions to The Bee in order to see that you get one of those Sixty Exposition. Trips The thing to do is to let your friends know right away that yon want the trip before they promise their votes to some one else. The first "election" starts Friday, and will be closed on Thursday, the 24th. Each winner will get a trip to St Louis and return at The Bee's expense Over the Wabash The shortest line to St. Louia the only line that goes direct to the exposition grounds. Rules of the " Election" The ten pracn. receiving the largest number of votes at the doss of each "election" will be furnished, at The Bee'e expense, as prlsos, each a free trip from Omaha to St. Luuls and return, to be taken any time during the expcBlUon. No restrictions are placed si to where ths party lives as a candidate for one ot the ejfxjrtUon xsiya. No vottw will be counted for employee or agents of The Omaha Bee. All votes muat be made on coupons which will be published each day in The Be. Prepayment of subscriptions may be made either direct to Ths Bee Publishing Citrnpcny or to an authorised agent of The Bee. No votes seat In by agent will oe counted unless sent in in aocordancs With Instructions given them. ' The vote from day to day will bs published In all editions of The Bee. The -"electlore" will close each Thur.day et i p. m. Votrs may be deprmited at the business office of The Be or sent by mil. No votes sent by mall will be counted whtrh are not In the Omaha poslofflce for d'Hvery fct 4:30 p. m. on the day of closing. Address, "Exposition Department,' Omaha, Xeb. Omaha Bee, COUPONS ON PAGE 2. Do Not Miss Tuesday's Bargains Grand Embroidory Salo THE GREATEST SNAP IN STAPLE VP-TO-DATE GOODS EVER OFFERED. A Bankrupt Slock OF EMBROTPERIES. TNPERT1NOS and AI.T-OVERS. TRICES CUT TO ONE HALF OF THE RKOULAR PTKC1AL SALE I'KU'KS. SI Will Go As Far As Ordinarily would st any embroidery srIa you evor attended. Do not miss this chance to get the lilQGEST SNAPS in this line ever offered. Prices Ic to 15c per Yard worth to to 75c ped yard. Zion City Laces Are on sals In thi.i city only by Hsydmi Bros. There are no laces Just as good no laces near as cheap. A saving of 6u per cent on every yard. Bargains for Tuesday 10c 5c i5c ladles' lace collars, omy The popular gams of Flinch, 9flj only 4SC ees sewe 10c 9 0f B '""k combe. stfti eacn. 2Sc and 85c Veiling, per vara New pillow tops, eacn lOo lixi and 20o pearl buttons, par dosen t5c embroidered handkerchiefs, "J each f iQ 39c BEE WANT ADS PRODUCE Great Sale of Manufacturers' Samples-Women' buits, Skirts and waists. Ths sample lines of three large manufacturers purchased by our New York buyer f t 50c on the Dollar. AH new spring garments, a great bargain opportunity for you, and Just at the evening of the season. 1,300 Sample Skirts All styles, all sties, all fabrics. New nobby spring patterns. WOMEN'S SAMPLE 8K1RTS-In all the 3.90 Ladies' Fine Sample Skirts In t lea. examines and silks, handsome, stylish txrments. worth up to 116, Tuesday ., ' new spring styles, worth M.UO, Tuesday , WOMEN'S VOILE BKIRT! Beautiful garment, trimmed with taffeta bands. regular i.uu value, at , ,4.90 .9.90 Extraordinary Suit Offer women', new spring suit., made up in fine all crowns, une new tion enrects, t-nn lined Jacket and has nllk drop of the test srade wool cheviots, blues, black, and uneui. a. oeauurui auit wortn A bargain you should not miss. (4 90 Women's fine samplo suits. jjjj, $20 and S25 Extra Specials FROM I Women's black mercerized under skirts, $1.26 quality, at Women's waists One lot worth DO SL76, at OSfC TO 11 A. M. 59c Women's Waists Great range of laurics, worm a, ai. oAZ''1?. .'..59c 1.98 Linen and Domestic Bargains. 11.86 NAPKINS. AT 8c All linen bleached napkins size, worth II. B a dosen ftSn Tuesday, per dozen VOL 80 TOWELS AT 4c. Honey comb towels. 36 Inches long and bleached Turkish towels, A worth 8Hc at 15o SHEER INDIA LINON, lOo. 10c PERCALES, 70. Dark and light percnles, 36-ln. 71 wide, worth 10c, yerd Iv Hemsuicnea piuow rase., 4xss alio, 16 values at ,t2ic 16c LONG CLOTII, la Tard wide No. 90 English long . cloth, worth 15c, at. ynrd 860 TABLE LINEN, 690. Satin finish Scotch table linen, worth 800 at, yard .w STANDARD APRON CHUCK GINGHAMS at ...... 6O0 BLEACHED SHEETS. Wo. 72x90 ready-to-use bleached - sheets, worth 60c, at 15c FLANNELETTES, 6c, French flannelettes, worth up to 16c, per yard Tuesday ... .9io 59c .5ic 39c ...5c Wool Dress Goods Sale. BE SURE AND ATTEND OUR FAMOUS DRESS GOODS BAUD FROM TO 12 A. M. We will sell voiles, henriettas, mohairs, spring suitings, etc., worth from 75o to $3.00 per ysra in lenyins, rrora wt jo 1 yaras, o C -t ............... mKj0 and only .one pattern to a customer at. FROM 1 TO i P. M. Ws will sell all wool Imported ohallls, worth 75o and H.00 a yard only ten yards to a customer at, a yard 25c Hardware, Stoves and Housefurnishings. 21c See What It Will Buy. 2io Large box tooth picks Heavy egg beater , 2 pes ironing wax Box picture cord Box stove polish Cake turners 3 repair knobs Screw drivers Mincing knives .2Ho .2V4c .2Ho .214c .2V3 .2o .2HO .24a .2feO Wire Boap holder .... 30 wax tapers In box . AsbeRtos mats 6 moulding hooks .... Wire tea slrulners ... Wire bread toasters , Box Elect rlo cleaner Machine oil cans Potts' iron holders ....20 ....H4 ....24 ....2Ha ....24o ....20 ....2V40 ....34d A CAR OF THAT BEAUTIFUL BLUB AND WHITE ENAMELED WARE ON SALE THIS WEEK. DON'T FORGET AND GET YOUR SUPPLY NOW. HAVDErc BROS. Ufie Best of Everything The Only Double Track Railway to Chicago The Omaha Chicago Train Fr Eaiellenot 1$ No. k14 train nail tip in OmmKm daily ON TIME J S.SO p. tn , rriv ing CMcg 7:30 next morn ing, itersry, Uuffet Cr, Iiurbtr, tuts Sfndmrd BUtp r, ChirVar$JvtritMti. 1 ntj off legs 1 1401-1403 FARNAM 8T. OMAHA TCU 624-e1 Charges Less Than All Other AGENTS. Handls best selling gas lamp in America. V candle power on H feet of gfcs. Territory given. V Pr week easily made. AGENCY DEPT., PARISAN LAMP CO., 171 VashIng ton St.. CHICAGO, ILLS. DR. McGREW, SPECIALIST ' Treats s-11 forms of Diseases of HE.1 ONLY. Twenty-eHiht Years' Experience. Eighteen Years In Omaha. The doctor's remarkable success has never been equaled. H Is resources and facilities for treating this class of diseases re unlimited and very day brings many flattering reports of the good lis is doing or the relief lie has given. HOT SPRINGS TREATMENT fOR All Blood Poisons. No "BREAKING OUT" on the skin or face and all external algna of the disease disappears at once. A per manent cure for life guaranteed. tanirnrri rev he guaranteed in VAKItUt.LLLi.Kaa than fjvk days. sic i n 11 fiflfl cases cured of Hydrocele IVLAK JU,UUU stricture. Gleet, Nervous Debility, Loss of Strength and Vitality and all forms of chronic diseases. Treatment by mall. Call or write. Bog 764. offloe Hi South 14th St.. Omaha. Neb. 5 1 v Issorst ParcSeft, Whlu Skla l aad a Besatlfnl templcxian, 1 'I,. nmlatalulTrtte.lN . du sod Tm. Uwl ts Krois-kureU goes S t net ma u umm. t eM by DruogUta. sf MhaetlA. id. li.nm a.nlt mamm. MS ombm. ky BastU. BVntk tm mm rxm. gl.SS. ukm tmlm. The Iernta-Hyls Co., Claetaoatl, O. SCHAEFIR'S CIT PRICE DRL'G STORE Omaha, Nebr and Bouts Omaha. Nsbr.' TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER yias rtteterrakls UlsstsUas. TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER Tks Best JTarsa Pag.