TITE OttATlA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16. 1004.
BIG .TRANSFER BY ST1CKNEY
Hioty Thousand Psllari of Property
Turned Over U Tsrminal Company.
TRACT BOUGHT BY GREAT WESTERN
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Trir TtiBl Dollars Represents
Fir Cltr ! Abort What
Wll Heeded for
Terminal.
fresldent A. B. 8tlckney of the Great
Western railroad, or the Interstate Invest.
mnt trust (limited;, ha transferred 90,.
000 worth of Omaha property to the Otrmha
Grain Terminal corporation.
The Interstate Investment trust (lim
ited) la a corporation formed under the
laws of Iowa, Into which Mr. Stlckney
throws ail hi purchases or real property
until he Is rectiff to put them Into one
concern or another which he Is building up.
The transfers are -made In two deeds.
The first Is for $50,000 and Includes the
greater part of the land bought and known
as the grain terminals tract. This deed
Includes 43,317 square feet of ground In
Summit addition to Omaha. The terminal
company had some of the land of the tract
In Its own name before this, but now gett
the entire tract. The land was bought foi
Mr. Btlckney about a year ago.
The aecond deed is for $40,000. It is on
Ave city lots, four of them, In the south
half of the block between leaven worth, and
Marcy streets and Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets. The fifth lot is at the northeast
corner of the block. Those lots were, ac
cording to the local agent of Mr. Btlckney,
part of the ground bought for the Great
Western freight terminals. They were not
needed by the road and are turned over to
the terminal corporation with the Idea of
being held for speculation and sold when a
good offer Is received.
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On Sale I
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Manufacturers' Bankrupt Stock
Outing Flannel Ladies' Wear
At the moat unusual bargains ever beard of
NIGHT ROBES
LONG KIMONAS
SHORT KIAIONAS
TWO WHOLESALE JOBBERS
Raapke) et Kats Successors to Meyer
Raapke and F. D. Palmer
' Com pa ay Incorporated.
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Ths pioneer grocery Jobbing house In
the city, Meyer & Raapke, has been re
organised and Incorporated under the name
of Raapke & Kats.
The death of Henry Meyer some weeks
ago ended the old partnership. Louts
Raapke is the president of the new com
pany and Samuel Kats the treasurer. Bo
fore this change Mr. Kats was head of the
Kats-Nevlns company. W. A. Stone, the
well known city salesman, Is secretary of
the company and J. E. Sallack of Albion,
J. E. Erskine of Columbus and Arthur E.
Woodman of Omaha are the directors.
The capital stock of the new company is
$200,000, divided Into $100 shares, and it
contemplates a general grocery, ' jobbing
and commission and brokerage business.
The new firm occupies the quarters of the
old, at 1406 Harney street.
A second Jobbing house to be incor
porated is the F. D. Palmer company,
which is to do a coffee and tea and gen
eral grocery business. The capital stock
will be $60,000, in $100 shares. The in
corporators are F. D. Palmer, H. M. Mc
Clanahan and T. B. M&lone. The first
and second of these and M. M. Palmer
constitute the first board of directors.
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DRESSING SACQUES
SHORT SKIRTS
LONG PETTICOATS
An eastern manufacturer of high
grade flannelette and outing flannel
ladies' wear was forced into bank
ruptcy. His entire stock wasoffered
at forced sale and we bought every
piece on hand. We secured the
stock atone of the greatest bargains
ever known, and we will place the
entire stock on sale Wednesday at
prices that under other conditions
would be impossible. The greatest
sale of its kind ever held.
0 11,600 PIECES
tf nu civ mo ninniiu cnninro
UI1 0IA DIU DAnUAIH OyUfUlCO
made of high class outing flannel and
flannelettes made with pretty lace
and embroidery trimming, many
finished with pattern stitched braid,
tucked, ruffled and piped.
They come In solid pinks and
blues and fancy stripes and patterns
all sizes most desirable weights for
winter on six big bargain squares
Fl98c
Ladies Neckwear at 10c-15c-25c
Thousands of pretty new tab and stock collars also
daintily embroidered collar and cuff sets, 4 ( f f V -
many eila embroidered a hundred styles JCJMe!JC-Wt!jC
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Big Sale of Handkerchiefs
Big new lot of embroidered and scolloped handker
chiefs, just received there never was a finer lot of
handkerchiefs sold at such prices. Now on TI AA C-
display in window, at t2C-02C-lUC-lC
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Extraordinary Carpet Sale
Now ii Progress in the Basement.
Extra heavy wool velvet carpet, well" wtorth 7 J
$1.25 a yard, is going, at, yard S DC
L.10 quality Brussels Carpet is going at 69c yard.
Howell's Expense Statement Does Kot
Explain Where Certain News
papers Got OS.
"Wonder who foots the bill for the pub
lication of the 'Daily Municipal Record' and
the subsidised press during" the campaign ?"
remarked a politician when be learned that
R. B. Howell's statement of expenses as a
candidate for the water board tiled with the
county clerk amounted to the modest sum
of $244.18. .-, Howell Itemizes his bill In this
manner: ' Printing-, $119.68; . workers and
clerks. $105; postage, $11; incidentals, $7.80.
Howard 'Kennedy tiled a statement of
election expenses, which does not Include
nominating expenses. His total Is $35.25.
Fred Brunlng paid $275 for his campaign,
$150 of this being the assessment and the
balance going for advertising. P. J.
Tralnor, the other successful commissioner
candidate,' fills his expense account at $200.
Kdmund O. McOllton swears to a total of
$G0, and Harry A. Foster paid $63.60 for his
race to the house of representatives. It
cost Peter Kommemend nothing to run for
road overseer, and Adolph Outer did not
lose any money by not being elected to the
school board.
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WHO PAYS THE PRESS BILLS? i J. L, BRANDEIS & SONS, BOSTON STORE.
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DIFFERENT KINDS OF ABUSE
weaiss Says Hasband Debased Her
Hi Then Subjected Her
to Cruelty.
Fred . Hardin has been sentenced forty
days by Pol" ce Judge Berka, before whom
Rardln was arraigned on the charge of
abusing his wife. The wife appeared
against her husband and said Rardln urged
her to lead an Immoral life, lived on her
earnings thus acquired and then abused
her whenever he felt like It.
FIRE RUINS JNDIANS' TRADE
Destroys Saloon at Homer and Credi
tors Ask Llqaor Sellers Be
Declared Bankrapt.
Qenrsre Bens ft Sons, who are creditors
of Henry Rasdal and Logan Lambert,
saloonlsts at Homer, under the firm name
of Rasdal & Lambert, have filed a petition
in the United States district court ask
ing that Rasdal Lambert be declared
bankrupts. The claim of Bens & Sons ag
gregates $1,K7.S and they hold the bank
rupts have mortgaged and transferred all
of their visible property to the Bank of j
Oneida
Community
Goods
"Fbr tfe Luc:'
Pat.
Western Distributors ,
Reichenberg-Smith Co.
Wholesale Jewelers
(Largest in the West.)
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Etc.
Homer I consideration of claims held by It
against them. Rasdal, & Lambert are In
dians and have been doing a thriving bus
iness at Homer, but their establishment
was recently destroyed by Are, leaving but
one saloon now at Homer.
WOMAN'S CLOTHES THIS TIME
Theft of Garments Charged to Negro
E.--Convlct Who Declines to
' Confess Guilt.
Robert Fleming, colored, would not plead
guilty f daylight breaking and entering
when arraigned in police court on the
charge of entering the house of Mrs. Laura
Jackson at 315 North Thirteenth street
Fleming will have his hearing Wednesday
tnornlsg.
It is said he stole an armful of Mrs
Jackson's garments a few hours after she
had given him 26 cents for a meal. It Is
only a few days ago that Fleming was re
leased from tho county jail", where he
served seven months for burglary. This
morning Fleming unearthed a number of
blankets and robes stolen from the barn
of W. V. Morse nearly a year ago, so the
detectives say.
Drak.'i Palm.tto WIno.
This wonderful tonic medicine will immedi
tely help you and absolutely cure you. Every
reader of this paper who desires to give this re
markable Palmetto medicine a thorough text is
offered s trial bottle ot Drake's Palmetto Wine
free. One tablespoon ful once a day relieves and
absolutely cures Indigestion. Flatulency. Con
stiiwtion. Catarrh of the Mucous Membranes,
Congestion ot Liver or Kidneys, and Inflamma
tion of Bladder, to stay cured. It is a wonder
ful tonio for the appetite, nervous system and
blood, and nromotus and maintains beu'.th
and vigor. '
Seventy-Are cents at Drug Stores for s large
bottle, usual dollar size, but n. trial bottle will
be sent free and prepaid to every reader of this
paper who needs such a medicine. Address your
letter or postal card to Drake Formula Com
pany. Drake Hullding, Chicago, 111. A trial bot
tle will be sent prepaid.
Removal Sale
We are showing a nne variety of beau
tiful class i
"-"-' vui v. u i ucBisus,
One maV Chons anion r!i,1 nr.A. A l.
- v vlcd va spai s,a
ling brilliancy or modest patterns of crya-
t.'l I rlllQ I vlr. n A 1 .
oa at iiiuaesi prices.
This list gives a hint of both:
ilsiurlfaa T m ' . .
- u t-nji muger in axes
l,1ts tDO.OO to Ufl ort W.n
Nine Sets ?iB 00 t0 5 M
vases on in t.ff. nn
ALBERT EDHOLM,
Jeweler.
Present Location, Opposite Postofflce.
Ladies' Neckwear
j Neck scarfs, stocks, turnovers and ties
assortments large, siylesthe latest and
must beautiful. Crepe do Chine neck
scarfs In plain colors, striped and Persian
patterns, lengths H yards to 3 yards, at
85c to 17.60. White and tinted ftocks
plain, embroidered, or trimmed with ap
plique, drop trimming and beads, 25o to
2.00. Ties all silk String, Four-in-hand,
Windsors and the new Persian
acart ties that may da used a mufflers
or ties, 26o up. These and our line of embroidered, hemstitched
and real lace turnovers form a very handsome collection of neck
wearsee them before buying.
Owing to the great success our New York oorset demon
strator has met with, we have decided t3 have her remain this
entire week.
Ladles who have been fitted can't speak too highly of them and
at e reoomruending them to their friends.
MRS. J. BENSON, 212 s. I6ti. St.
y,,,j..i,i 1, 1 Wl 1. musxf mirr'H '1 r IfWIIFIf li'I I'M Wii'M II 'i f TiMTSsO JtHgaSsgy
Golf
..Gloves..!
In all sizes and colors for this
week, special, 60c. Red golf
gloves, 85c a pair, others for
Zoc, 85c, 50c a pair. Remember
we have them for boys, girls,
ladies, or gents; slses from the
the smallest to the largest We
make stockings and sweaters
as usual.
I JOS. F. BILZ
322 So. 16th St., Omaha.
BOLS AOENT.3 FOR THE
PICTORIAL RBVIEW PATTERNS
ItiHHIttlllHHIIMMttMl
GROCERY
Where the majority of the Omaha
puhl' buy groceries is certainly a safe
place to go. '
Thirty (00) Green Trading 8tamps
with three pounds finest Java 4 f(
and Mocha coffee lJJ
Twenty (12.00) Green Trading Stumps
with pound Tea, Mr
Cany kind) tJJK,
Five 50c) Green Trading Stamps
with each of the following:
Can tmked Rn
beans cW
Can Dessert f nr
neaohes 1
Can Table
Syrup 'lt
Three larpc boxes lOn
Parlor Matches ,6
Two-pound package ffln
Rolled Oats iuV
CANDY
New California Figs, tOln
carton
Mixed Candy, lr
pound 'Vk
Chocolate Chips, ICic
backaee 1 "
...10c
10c
5c
I2ic
5c
Roasted Almonds,
package
Glass Savings Bank,
filled
Toasted Marshmallows,
package
Chocolate Dipped Almonds,
package
Fancy flaskets and Boxes,
each
See our big line of Thanksgiving
novelties.
DOUBLE
STAMPS
What Does It Mean?
It means "twice as more," as
the Hlrlandman says. We aire
one stamp with every lOe pur
chase, tea with every pnrehaae
of ft. OO and so on. When we
advertise DOIBI.B STAMPS we
mean two with every lOe pur
chase, and twenty with every
fl.OO pnrchnse.
In the Crockery Wednesday
you'll find HOIBI-M STAMPS on
several Items. It's an oppor
tunity for quick collecting that
yon won't be slow to avail your
self of.
LOOK' OUT for the
roaring Stove Sale of
Thursday to be adver
tised i n Wednesday
papers.
CROCKERY SENSATIONS
DOUBLE GREEN TRADING STAMPS ON ALL TURKEY,
FISH, ROAST and GAME SETS from 120.00 down to
2.98
Royal Austrian Bread and Butter Plates, pure white for decorating1, P
each Jl
No delivery; only six to a customer
DOUBLE GREEN TRADING STAMPS on all
Dlnnerware, Sets, or open stock on Wednesday only.
English Porcelain
Welsbach Gaa Burners complete shade, mantle and chimney J.g
'Fifty ($5.66) Green Trading Stamps.
Colored Candle Shades, all colors
each
5c
Nice deoorated Royal Austrian 100 piece Dinner Sets, several IF AA
nice decorations Wednesday, only W H
and Double Green Trading Stamps. This means 300 ($30) with this item. B
r.RAMn OPFNINfi OF FAII IMPORTATION'S MONDAY I
V In I m r W al ll 1 w r m via si vi iw b v t t m m w
Our House Wrapper Sale Wednesday
From 9 to 10 a. m. Wednesday we will seW ladies' ASg
percale fleeced wrappers, worth fl.00, at
' ' Only two to a customer.
LADIES' WOOL SHAWLS Over fifty qualities and styles
to select from. Special for Wednesday, heavy beaver
shawl, full size, border fringed, value $2.50, J
GIRLS' AND MISSES' DRESSES-Two Special
, ,?t Numbers for .Wednesday: k
At $1.48 Plain wool serge, velvet ribbon trimming and
metaljic velvet yoke, full lined, colors red and f
browp, worth $2.25, at. ... v leT0
At $2.25 Plain wool serge, fancy braid trimming, pleated
and tucked, bishop sleeve, metal buttons, C
a $3.00 dress, at J
Our Great Thanksgiving LINENS
Is very interesting to housekeepers. New bargains every day.
FOR WEDNESDAY 25 dozen Tray and Carving Cloths
of finest damask linen, hemstitched, sizes 20x27, PA
worth 69c each, only JUC
A BIG 25C TABLE Tea Towels, Sideboard, Buffet and
Commode Scarfs, Table Tops and Stand Cloths,
worth up to 59c each, Wednesday, only C
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps.
60 dosen Huck Towels, 19x38, extra line quality, worth 20c,
at.
r.
100
at
15c
5c
pieces fine Apron Ginghams, worth 8c, yard, 6JC
BIG COTTON BLANKET SPECIAL
200 pairs, the very largest size, cotton fleeced blankets, extra
heavy, in grays and tans, worth $l.i
pair.
Wednesday,
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Opera Glasses
The genuine I.EMAIRE is the only
ones we sell. They are the best you
can buy. We have a large stock to
select from. Christmas Is coming
You can have It set aside for you.
Brown & Borsheim
Exptri Watchmakers and Itwelen.
222 S. i6th St.
WTlllik, U O T I o M JnI 1 1 IN
rhl, PUm is All UnhMllhy Swusl DtaoMrfM.
I NOfIN. NO STAIN.
1 " PrnraUra Mmm.-M
I At bruKSMU, ur Hal to u; stfdrw lor ai.
MAtVDOStsSO.CQ.. Lanesst.r. O.. W A.
DIAMONDS;
T
P Ws have , them tn sll slses In the
better qualities at correct prices. .
L Diamonds lave been made a study by T
Tos for twenty years and we are will-T
'Ping to give you the result. With each
purchase we give you a contract torn
gteke it back at any time within cne
I year less 10 per cent of price paid.
I Rings from 16.00 to SM0.
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15 -& DODGE.
Genuirve Welt
Soles $2.50
A good many men buy our $2.50 welt
sole shoes in preference to the $3.00
and $3.60 shoes of others, because I
they look as well, wear as well, feel
as well and cost less. Why shouldn't
you do the same and save a little
moneyT
Anyhow, come In and see them:
we have them in box calf, kid and
velour calf; of different weight soleV
many different styles and shapes for
every foot. They're good looking, flnc
feeling and long wearing the best
shoe you ever bought for the money;
and they are genuine welt sole shoes.
FRY SHOE ca
'cDOUttLAdLUi A fl
I a
300 New
Ladies' Coats
Just Received
for Thurs
day's Selling.
HWDBS.
TUB RELIABLE! STORE.
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Manufacturer'!
. Stock ot
Women's Waists
r on Sate
Thursday.
Most Attractive Overcoat Styles
, You haven't nn Overcoat want or preference that we can't
gratify. You'll always find our clothing strictly up to date and
cur prices, quality considered, the lowest. Ask to see our Hart,
Sthaffner & Marx BOX BACK, KYTOX, PALETOT, CHESTER
FIELD SUKTOUT they have the snap and style to them.
If they don't suit, we have many others .that will, at
$7.50, $10, 12.50, $15,16.50. $18 up to $35
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FURNITURE
In all the town no sale like this, and!
why not? We have the goods can show
you the largest assortment to be found,
anywhere; and JUST NOW we are making
prices that simply compel your attention.
TAKE THIS ROCKER FOR INSTANCE
All oak, high arms, golden finish, cornea
in either leather or cobbler seat, or paten
votior awllla emit miro nf uaf filr'"'
seven spindles in back, three under arms.
This rocker is worth $3.50 we 1 CI C
place them on sale at each IJ
Special low prices on Extension Tables, Chairs, Sideboards,
Buffets. Pictures and Frames at the lowest prices possible,
MONEY SAVING GROCERY PRICES
Navy Beans, new white hand-picked,
per lb 34c
Peas, new Michigan hand-picked,
ner lb 3te
Peas, extra fanry Marrowfat, per lb.... Gc
iscoicn (.treen f'eas, per id c
Split Peax. rer lb 4c
Pearl Barley, very best, per lb 3Sio
Pearl Sago, per fh Vj
Pearl Ttiploca, per lb 3Hc
Pearl Hominy, per lb 3V4c
10 bars Laundry Soap 2.c
Sapolio, cuke 6c
4- lb. package Oold Dust 15c
Fearune, per pks; 2c
Michigan Kvaporated Peaches, very
nice, per lb 5c
Baltimore Evaporated Peaches, per lb .7Hc
California Mulr Peaches, evaporated.
per lt 4c
Crawford Peaches, fancy evaporated,
per lb 124$
California Apricots, evaporated, per lb. .104
Mulr Park Apricots, fancy evaporated,
per lb 12H)
California Valencia Raisins, per lb 3
Loose Muscatel Raisins, per lb ,.6J
Finn Imported Currants, cleuned,
per lb IMa
TKA AND COFFER SPECIALS.
Good Drink Santos Coffee, lb 14a
Imperial Java Blend, lb lTtyi
Kplrure Blend Java and Mocha, lb......,2?a
t'nrlvaled Java and Mocha, lb 3ta
Silver Leaf Japan Tea, lb 3ta
Haoket Fired Japan Tea. lb.,, SSo
Fine Oun Powder Tea, lb 4fo
Fancy Oolonir Tea. lb 4'q
ALL KINDS OF FRESH FRUITB AS
LOWEST PRICES.
S-sAYDEft BROS.
"Hully, Gee, but I'd like to sample dese
just once for luckl"
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OGGO CHOCOLATES
Are mrely a temptation.
Soft and creamy centers
Dainty boxes.
Delicate flavors.
Aft
Packed and sealed in our Spot
less Candy Factory.
Sold everywhere in 10c, 30c and
60c Boxes.
OMAHA CANDY CO.
Prudence, Perseverance, Plenty
Three Sfept on the Ladder of Prosperity! Wouldst Climb It? Ask the
OMAHA LOAN & BUILDING ASSOCIATE
1704 FAR1NAM. BEE BUILDING. " "n
DIVIDEND3 ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
JANUARY AND JULY 1ST AT 6 PER
CENT PERvANNUM NEVER FAILS.
O. W. LOOMI9, Pres.
O. M. NATTINGBR, Bee'
ALIFORniA
VIA
UNION PACIFIC
FASTEST TIM I
SHORTEST UNI
SMOOTHSST TRACK
Millions hT beD spuat IB th lmprartr.enl of this
Use, and sll human Ingenuity bu bees sdopted to
proteot Its patron acalaat aooldent. Tks
line it renowned for Its fsat trails
and the guneral superiority of
It servlos sad equipment
Tourist Sleepers a 8peolalty
Inqnlrt at
CITY TICKET OFFICE,
1324 FARNAM ST,
PHONE 816.
ALL DISEASES OF MEN
By our system of making a caraful siaminatlpa; our mans)
yeais of exporleao (14 cars In Oiuaiia, Ui man ihouaaiuls ui
Lie woi-st uussa perfectly and Derinanenlly cured of all tortus ol
diseases of njaa. makes us pruflcient, certain, accurate. Men taks
no chances in conilns to us. We us our own nam and you know
wtio uu are dulns business with. Who vr heard of a sood doc
tor tUt would not us his name IN Hia BUSINKSdT Ws ohargs
notlilus for examination and consultation. If we aannot sure
you w honestly tell you so. Ws Invite all man and women tb
need the services of a thoroughly competent and honest
C I A LI ST, to call at our office or writs us and we will gladly eae
plain anyiriiug u may wiau iu Know, we never nuajte ao s
Me-DICINWJ. we
TRA CHARGE FOR
DIhiiiI Dnlena cured for life, soon svery
DIOOO rOISjD eigu, . symptom (sores on
body. In mouth, lonue. throat, hair and
eyebrows fallins; out; disappear completely
forever.
Weak, Nervous Meo "S.irrJ.
oeblllty. early decline, lack of vlor and
sirens in-
positively suarante (If eurahle) to curs;
Varicose ViIdi, Hydrocele VL'iVfi aV
snotty veins cured without cutting, pal a
or loss of time. Never full. Quickest curs
In the world.
Kldoy, Bladder and Piles ZZ;ih1
diseases differs from sit others, and DSVStf
surpassed in resulta , .
hrta.npea.gr U wl o d
O I1J VVvl Vfllw Ul UUdCO
Rouji Ski. try
CHARGES LOW-HOME TREATMENT.
DR. SEARLES & SEARLES
N. E. Cor. 14th and Douglas tts. OMAHA. NCQ,
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