TI1E OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9. 1004.
10
OTHER ROADS MEET THE CUT
Competitor! of Bock Island Com to
Latter1 1 Lire Stock Rats.
LIVELY FIGHT OVER MATTER PREDICTED
Nebraska Territory Will Be Most At
tested by This Redaction, Tr
mlsslaslppt Shipper Get
tin the Advantages.
The Union Pacific, Illinois Central, North
western and Missouri Pacific have an
nounced their intention of meeting the live
stock rate cut by the Rock Island and the
Inspect for a merry rate war is excellent.
At the Burlington it was announced the
through rate on live stock had been changed
to conform to the 20-cent proportional
Omaha seems to be getting the worst of the
deal. While the new tariff reduces the rate
to Chicago It leaves the rate to Omaha the
same. ' i
Shippers west of the river wtll have the
advantage of ths rate. It will enable them
to reshlp to Chicago from this point If
they And the market unsatlsfactury and
they still will be within the through tariff
rate. Railroads are not disposed to view
the situation with anything like pleasure.
The territory most affected Is that of Ne
braska. Under the new tariff the through,
rate from Kearney will be 364 cents, as
against 87V4 cents, the present rate. Seneca,
another large shipping point, will be af
fected only half a cent by the change, the
present rate being ! cent, but the rate
as. announced Is regarded as only the en
Wing wedge for more serious cuts.
The cutting of the cattle tariffs Is re
garded a a disposition on the part of the
Kock Island to enter into the fleld of
competition for this class of business.
Heretofore the company ha taken no ac
tive part for the business in the fields now
affected by the reduced tariffs.
To secure this business It Is understood
the Rook Island Intends to strengthen both
Its eqjipmcnt and service In order to be
able to enter the race with other roads, and
especially the Burlington, Into whose field
the Rock Island will endeavor to break.
Lamar and . Shields Advance.
An Important change goes Into effect on
the Burlington November 15. J. D. Shields
will succeed Robert Lamar as assistant
auditor of the freight and ticket depart
ment. Mr. Lamar, who has held the posi
tion for five years, will go to Chicago to
fill a siml'ar position, but at an increased
salary. The- change Is a decided step for.
ward, as Mr. Lamar will have a wider
field and the office force, which numbers
200 men, l twics the sis of the on in
Omaha. ,
i Mr. Lamar has been with the company
nineteen years, beginning as office boy.
He became a clerk on one of the desks
and then was made chief clerk. Mr.
Shields came here from St. Joseph about
six months ago. He has also grown up
with the business and Is thoroughly famll- j
lar with the work.
Railway Notes and Personals.
W. C. Melville, the former representative
of the 'Frisco system In this city and now
Stationed at Kansas City is in Omaha.
Burglars gained entrance to the office of
the Weir City Coal company, 1619 Daven
port street, Nfonday evening and took some
valuable papers.
A. A. Schenck, chief engineer of the
Nebraska and Wyoming division of the
Northwestern. Is on the way to the Black
Hills on a tour of Inspection.
The Great Western Printing company,
1818 Chicago street, was entered by bur
lars Monday evening. The reports states
that s and some papers were stolen. ' t
A rate of 116 has been established by the
Burlington from Missouri river points to
Denver for the; Epworth League conven
tion on July 19.' A rate of $10.75 has been
made for the'Q. A. R. convention which
occurs at the same place In September.
The rate Into Omaha from all points of
Nebraska for the state teachers' associa
tion has been fixed by the Burlington at
one fare plus 60 cents and will be effective
December 96 to 2s. For points outside the
100-mile limit the tickets will be good
uatil January 2, 1906. . .
ISHT between two cripples
T'hree-Ronnd Mill by Ona-Armed and
One-Leveed Combatants on
. ' the Street.
The unusual spectacle of a one-armed
man fighting a one-legged man furnished
considerably amusement for a crowd of
Spectators at Eleventh and Davenport
streets Monday evening.
Wllay Robinson and John Kane were the
combatants In the strange battle royal.
Robinson lost his right arm In a railroad
wreck, whlH Kane sustained the loss of
hla . right leg In a steamboat explosion
am years ago. Detective Dunn arrested
both men, who were arraigned before Police
Judgi Berks. It being shown that Robin
son waa the aggressor, he was fined $5
apd eosts, while Kane was discharged.
. Ths men had gone about three rounds
before the, detective called time and dis
pensed the crowd. The fight by rounds
was as follows:
Round i Robinson lands vicious blow
on back at Kane's head and nearly knocks
Kina off left pin. Kan rallies and tries
to kick Rohtrson with one leg, but misses
end goes to th floor.
Round 2 Kane rushes Robinson -with
both hands, but Robinson sidesteps and
comes back with a tap on Kane's proboscis.
Kane was groggy at the end of round.
Round S Robinson, getting half-Nelson
with ont arm on Kane's one leg, when po
lice stop the fight.
The trouble Is said to have started over
the payanent of a can of beer.
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Goat and Skirt Specials
New arrivals from New
York, including all the very
latest Btyle models in ladies'
smart suits and coats are here
we invite your inspection.
Ladies' Short Box Coats
V
OMAHA WEATHER WEDNESDAY-FAIR.
n a m
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mm
fP7
wtime
II CaV
and winter wear in tne
4.98-6.98
Handsomely tailored short conts very
smart for fall and winter wear In the
best colors new
coat sleeve
effects,
at
Tourist Coat, $8.98
The swell long coats that are leading; in
popularity this season all the new Scotch
mixea ana novelty cioins
.belted backs right
tip to
date, at
8.98
Ladies' Suit, at $12.50
12.50
Pretty Dlrectolres, tourist cost suits,
tary effects, etc., hand
somely trimmed and
piped
at .
New Fall Waists
jvew wooi waists,
prettily stitched and
pleated, wide and nar
row pleats, newest
colors, at
mill-
98c-1.50
A Stunning Golf Skirt at 3.98
An entire new lot of the prettiest and most
fashionable walking skirts of the season
. all the new mixed and novelty cloths
made with kilt pleats, side jr ClQ
pleats just the correct winter
weisrht a score of different .
styles all up-to-date, at
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CITY ENJOINED ONCE MORE
Restrained Temporarily at Least from
Grading; hear Sixth and '
Murey Streets.
The city has been enjoined again. This
time It Is against grading In the vicinity
of Sixth and Marcy streets. The temporary
order was granted on the application of
Ladies' 35c Corset Covers at 15c
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Corset Covers, soft fleecy lined J
all sizes, 35c quazity, at IJiv
Misses' and Children's Under
wearJersey ribbed vests
and pants up to C n
size 30,' at. I7C
25c Hosiery at 12Jc pair La
dies', misses' nd children's
fleecy lined, fast black f
medium and heavy .
weight hosiery, at pair..
Pillow Top Handkerchiefs A big Bargain Square of these
pretty handkerchiefs, suitable for making kimonas,
etc. also Swiss embroidered and hemstitched hand
kerchiefs, worth up to 35c C- Ln nntt 111
each, at, each tJL, U2L dllU I-Wt
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GROCERY
up bargains la our dreat Grocery
Department.
Thirty J3.CK) Green Trading pta"
three pounds finest Java f flfl
and Mocha Coffee "
Twenty Oreen Trading Stamps
pound Tea
Ten (1. OS) Oreen Trading Stamps '4
pound can pure ground black 2c
I'epper m
Ten IM.OM Oreen Trading ttlc
Stamps two pounds Tapioca s-w
Five (5Uc) Green Trading Stamps with
three boxes (500 In a box) 10r
Parlor Matches
Ten $l.tt Green Trading Stamps tZc
pound fine shelled Top Corn.... "w
Ten (tl.Oti) Green Trading Stamps (n
with dozen liill Pickles, new...,"
SHRKDDED CODFISH, Br
package
CANDY
Only pure, wholesome quality sold.
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps E.,
pound Salted Peanuts '
You know the Value of Green
Trading Stamp Premiums!
"You KNOW you've got to dig into
your pockets to meet cost of Christ
mas gifts to your friends. Why not
start another Green Trading Stamp
Collecting Book? You've time enough
to fill it and another, and so secure a
handsome premium from a thousand
different items and make it your
Christmas gift to your friend. It is a
good Idea, Isn't it?
The gift you make will cost you
nothing, and- yet you'll have that
charm of feeling you earned It,
Thursday n new collecting book
with $2 In Oreen Trading Stamps
to every applicant. Premium Par
lor, Balcony.
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BARGAIN
SQUARE
ON
BARGAIN
SQUARE
Second Notice Important
SALE OF SHOES
Begins Thursday, Nov. 10
J 4 lots Mens enamel, patent colt, box
calf, velours and viti kid Shoes.
16 lots Woman s fine kidskin Shoes,
hand turned and welt soles.
8 lots Woman s fine hand-turn Slippers,
6 lots Boys and Youths' Shoes.
3 lots Misses and Child's Shoes.
from the
Lincoln Street, Boston, Shoe Dealer,
- Go on Sale Thursday
ALL Oft BARGAIN SQUARES
On the Second Floor
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BARGAIN
SQUARE
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ON
BARGAIN
SQUARE
Special Sale of Embroideries
100 pieces pretty new embroideries and insertions, medal
lions and headings, worth up to 20c yard C
Wednesday, only 7Jc and
GLOVES 50 dozen imported golf gloves, lighi C
and heavy weights, worth up to 75c, Wednesday. v
KIMONA FLANNELETIES.
100 pieces new double fold Arnold's flannelettes for kimonas
house and dress waists, a quality that .. f C
is cheap at 20c yard Wednesday, yard Ww
Some Warm Bargains in Fine Comforts and
Blankets. Wednesday!
Full size silkoline covered comforts, filled with pure ff
white cotton, regular $1.25 comforts Wednesday, .vpl
200 large size bed comforts, covered with best quality Brus
sels silk, in a fine lot of patterns, filled with one-piece cot
ton, corded edges, guaranteed to be worth f 3 1 C
Wednesday each . . i O
100 pairs extra fine cotton blankets, mottled effects, fancy
borders, fancy stripes and heavy fleece, Q
worth fi.25 pair Wednesday only JC
$1.00 Silks, Wednesday for 39c.
One of the largest sales of plain and fancy silks takes place
at Bennett's Wednesday, on the bargain counter at 16th
street. Entrance,, main aisle beginning at 8 o'clock
sharp. A fine assortment of all kinds and colors, IQ
silks worth up to $1, for one day only, yard JJC
Peninsulars! Peninsulars!!
heating base burner in sizes 300,
A full nickel reflector on top
Jthia store extremely popular and
"attractive. It has powerful double
heating attachment for heating up
stairs and a patent flue bottom
which forces the heating to all sides
of bate, making , it a great floor
warmer. The screw draft in ash '
pit door gives perfect control of
fire. This stove Thursday f
up from j7fD
iJt
This double '
400 and.'.75b. t,
and sides makes
The Sun Burst Peninsular
A double heating1 base burner in two sizes
Nos. 413 and 414. This is the top-notcher of
base burner perfection. It is the greatest heat
ing base burner in the world. Sides, top and
front all radiate beat. It throws a cheerful
glow to all corners of the room.
Price for Thursday
only '.
Mary Millar, Catherine Camoran, Albert
Miller and Mary Egan. Judge Troup signed
the order and made It returnable November
12 at 9:46 o'clock. The grading contem
plated will cut the streets down from eight
to ten feet In front of the property of the
petitioners.
Bee Want Ads produce results.
Introducing
Smart Set
Corsets
; In order to more .thor
oughly introduce these very
fine corsets the makers have
sent us from New York an
expert corBetiern to show
the women of Omaha and
vicinity, who admire a high
grade corset the perfection
of the "SMART SET."
Every model in this corset Is a work of art in construction and grace
ful Hues. Being boned with wbajebone. and made In a manner pecu
liarly their own, they produce a decidedly smaller waist line than any
other corset. And they are, above all, comfortable.
Let our detuoustrator fit you with the proper model and tell yon
how to wear them to produce the best results. 8MAHT SET Corsets
are custom-made of imported Krencu Coutll, in long and short walxt
stylos. Prlcea, $5.(to and $7.50. Nemo Corset price $1.00 to $3.00; all
figures. See window display.
MRS. J. BENSON, 212 S. 16th Street
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UMBRELLAS
The finest line ever brought to
Omaha a new department with us
Nothing Ilka them ever shown in this
city.
Come in and look them over, and
you'll have one laid away for Christ
mas. They are not expensive
Brown & Borsheim
Cxptrt Watchmakers and Jtweltrs.
222 S. Uth St.
Fer asnorrhcM . Sleet. LsueerrhoM. (psrmstsf
" " wsnesnnir muuI Discharges.
N-o Pain. no stain.
NOSTSIlCTURt. FRCC 8YRINQC.
hvnaUn ml PI. .-
At UruMuu, or mi to sar addrm tor l.
MStV0OSJMFS.CO..tWe..t.f. 0.. Oil
DEPUTT BTATB VETERINARIAN.
H. L RAMACCIOTTI, D. V. S.
CITr VKTBRIXAR1A1I.
OMAHA. NKU. Teleohone S3.
0cs sd4 Isnriuary, 28tn a&4 Mssoa St
Very Stylish
and Correct,
$5.00.
This Is one of the very popular
shoes with the women who want tht
best the smartest style, the flnebt
finish, the neweut leather, and, with
the rest, the perfttct and iHy fitting
qualities that make for eli'gunce, an
wWI as real font comfort.
We ure showing- the newest lasts
In patent leutlitrb, the new Gun metul
calf and vlcl kid, made up with light
or heavy hand-welted soles, medium
or hlKh mllltury heels and correct In
every detail. .
CRY ;H0E CQ
! ; ill iiiii i urn ii in
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I'JAUTY AND PURITY MAKE IT THl
FAVORITE CMAMPAQNE
....GET OUR....
PRICES OS
..FURNITURE..
iMM mom
THE RELIABLE 8TOHK.
Sweeping Price
Reductions In
..FURNITURE..
Youth's and Children's Day
Wednesday lL Clothing Dept.
r.50 to 112.60 YOUTH'S SUITS ta.no nnd $7.5o-The younn men of
today are getting very particular about their clothes. That's
the reason they buy at Hnvden's. WE SELL THE PARTICULAR
KIND. These suits are well made, perfect fitting, good range of
colors and fabrics, single or
double breasted, worth $7.60
to $12.50 sale
price '
YOUTH'S ' OVERCOATS-Regular $7.50 to $12.50 values either long o
medium length. In fancy mixtures or plain colors, with or witl
out belted back, splendidly
lined and trimmed, made to
sell at $7.50 to slli.OOour ,
special price
7-50 and $5
7-50 and $5
2.50 or2.95
Buys a handsome Knee Pants Suit In
double brensted, Norfolk, snllor blouse or
three piece style rtgular $3.50 values.
CHILDREN'S OVERCOATS AND REEFERS In all shades, colors
and styles, at
2.502.95, 3.50, 3.95 and 5.00
SPECIAL NOTION SALE
Women's best quality silk covered
Featherbone. yard I0e
Be spool cotton, for lo
Hie tombs, for 1 Hc
luc hooks and eyes, for 4Hu
500 yards best basting cotton 4Ha
75c four straps pad hose supporters, pr. 25o
25c needle books, for 4Wo
Hie Pearl buttons, for M..4Wo
100 yards sewing silk, for 4V4
WEDNESDAY GROCERY SPECIALS
dried
'lb"
Finest kiln
Oats. lb...
Very fine Rice,
tapioca, lb
Sago, lb
Karma, lb
IVarl Barley, lb
White Navy beans, lb
California White
lc
3-iC
SViC
Sc
Svac
3 ,C
8-c
Flake Hominy, lb 3c
Pearl Hominy, lb 8o
Fancy new California Evaporated
Peaches, lb 12Ho
Fancy new Oregon Peaches, lb W40
Fine new Michigan Peaches, lb oo
4-Crown California Muscatel Raisins,
lb 7V4o
8-Crown California Muscatel Raisins,
lb 6V4c
2-Crown California Muscatel Raisins,
lb Ho
Very fine new Prunes, (small) lb S
New Evaporated Hlackberties, lb .a ?Wo
Potted Tongue, oan 8StjO
Deviled Tongue, can 80
Potted Ham, can So
Ievlled Ham, can 3o
10 bars Soap for 2o
4-pound package Gold Dust 15a
Snpollo, cake 5a
I'earllne, pkg 2o
Very best Ginger Snaps, lb SVsO
TEAS AND COFFEES.
Good blend Santos Coffee, lb loo
Imperial Java Blend Coffee, lb 17Wi
Family Java and Mocha Coffee, lb , zo
Sundrled Japan Tea, lb 86a
Fancy Young Hyson Tea, lb &M
Silver Leaf Japan Ten, lb 46a
Basket Fired Japan Tea, lb 4ho
Fancy White Clover Honey, lb 12Vio
HAVDER3 BROS.
Six Plain Facts
. 270,000 acres belonging to the State and
under the Twin Falls Irrigation pro
ject open for settlement in Snake
River Valley, Idaho.
2. rotators yield from 200 to 400 bushels,
per acre, of large size and fine quality
lu Snake River Valley, Idaho.
3. Wheat yields from 40 to 70 bushels per
acre, of an average weight of 63
pounds to the bushel In Snake River
Valley, Idaho.
4. Three crops of alfalfa are raised in one
soason in Snake River Valley, Idaho.
5. A 40-acre fruit farm equal In produc
tiveness nnd net returns to 120 acres
of Eastern farm land In Snake IUver
. Valley, Idaho.
fj. Superb climate that generates vigor and
guarantees good health, is found In
Snake River Valley, Idaho.
Why not visit tha
$45
YARNS!
WE SELL THEM
But do not keep them
The most complete stock In the S
west In all shades and kinds, such as J
Angora the wool Zephyr Saxony,
Zephyr Germantown. Spanish- Ger- 9
man Knitting, Pompadore Wool,
Eiderdown Wool, In fact all kinds of
wool for knitting and fancy crochet
work, and In the best quality which
Is no higher at our place than Inferior
grades at other places. Soles for
slippers In all sixes. Knitting and
Crochet Needles for all kinds of work.
We make Sweaters and Stockings
as usual.
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JOS. F. BILZi
322 So. 16th St, Omaha.
Snake River Valley
In person and thus realize for yourself these
great possibilities more fully? Honieseekers'
low round trip rates to Idaho points are now
in effect via
Uionn Pacific
, The only direct route to this vast territory,
abounding with golden opportunities.
Inquire of
CITY TICKET OFFICE, 1324 FARNAM ST.
Phone 318.
We're Elected
Ta hA thA hi oh nfflcA of Jawelera to
TViss PawtnlA ft nd wa nrnmlHA to dlHcharee our duties
the future as we have done in the post Fy giving: you tho
bet goods tor the least money, our cnritttmaa ffouua m
nAnr In ThA flnAnt WA tlHVH Vfr uhtiWIl.
"MAWHINNEY & KYAN CO.
13 In AND DOUGLAS JJ. unansi.rvia.
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diamonds!
In the natural or rough state resemble
smooth pebbles. To obtain the finished
product It la necessary first to cleave
It. then grind the facets and finally
polish them. To obtain an American
cut one carat stone require one thst
will weigh In the rough fully
carats. Only per cent of the rough
diamonds found will make a finished
stone weighing one carat or over. Ve
have them in all slses to J-carat at
urlcea so reasonable that we will give
you nine-tenths of amount paid at any
time within one year from date of
purchase.
15'-aD0DCE.
THE RETURNS INDICATE
That HENRY Carries Everything in Stationery
"HENRY"
He Sells Stationery and Does Enravin
Wit, Grit and Gumption
Mil then iaf redicats and yon lue an Infallible rcctlpl for faeces. ;
THE OMAHA LOAN AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION
has issted It and knows. ASK ABOUT IT.
1704 PARINAM STREET, BEE BUILDING.
It Pays 6 on Savings Accounts. S: Hray
Oneida
Community
Goods
"Fiord luce."
Fat.
Western Distributors
Relchenberg-Smith Co.
Wholenale Jewelers
(Largest In the West.)
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Eto.
Wlksr AdT
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