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TIIE OlIATIA DAILY REE: SATURDAY, MARCH IP. 1905.
TROLLEY LINE TO BELLETDE
Engineer! Sow In Held Picking Oat the
Best Route.
BUILDING WILL FOLLOW LOCATION
Company Intend to Ha-re Car Raa-
alas to Co-llege, Towa ana
Fort aa Sooa as Work
Caa Be Doac.
The Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Rail
way company hag commenced the prelimi
nary work on the proposed extension of the
Walnut Hill line to Bellevue and Fort Crook
by placing a corps of engineers In the field
to map out what would be the most practi
cable as well as profitable route. The to
pography of the country from Albright to
the fort through Bellevue Is such that con
siderable figuring will have to be done be
fore the street railway company can deter
mine the best way to lay the tracks. It Is
the Intention of the company to run close
enough to Bellevue college to serve that in
stitution and then to go through a portion
of Bellevue and on to Fort Crook. To run
direct from Albright to the fort along the
valley would be a simple proposition, but
considerable grading will have to be done
Jf Elk hill Is traveled.
General Manager Smith of the street rail
way company says he realises that to make
the project a paying one the line will have
to cater to both the college and town of
Bellevue. which route he is confident will
be selected.
No Delay Building-.
Asked when the construction work would
be started on the extension, Mr. Smith
sold it Is now but a matter of selecting
a route that will yield such returns that
will make the extension a bualness prop
osition. That such a route will be decided
on and the work begun soon he feels
reasonably sure.
With the, extension, the Walnut Hill,
Fort Crook line will be from eighteen
to twenty miles in length. Hourly service
It Is expected will be given to start with,
Special service , when occasions demand it.
An Iowa company Is now looking over
the ground at Bellevue and South Omaha
and announces Its intentions to make
South Omaha the western terminus of a
series of Interurban lines that will extend
twenty-five rnlles Into Iowa, branching off
at a bridge to be built across the Missouri
at Bellevue. A representative of the Iowa
company was In Bellevue. Thursday and
said it is the intention of his company
to open the new bridge to wagon traffic to
accommodate the large Iowa territory that
markets its live stock In South Omaha,
thus saving those who are now driving
stock by way,' of Council Bluffs some thirty
miles in distance.
CHARTER READY TO BE PASSED
Corporations Agree and Douglas
County Delegation Compro
mlaes on Amendments.
City Attorney Breen telephoned from
Lincoln yesterday that every member of
ths Douglas county delegation had agreed
upon the amendments to be made to the
Omaha charter bill and that the proposed
measure seemed to stand every opportunity
of becoming a law. Mr. Breen has been
in Lincoln since Monday, watching progress
on the matter and trying to give assist
ance wherever required. He was Inter
ested chiefly In having the bill go through
technically correct and without blunders
clearly unintentional.
The compromise on the paving sections
which makes action on the bill possible
eliminates the right of property owners to
designate the specific material desired In
pavings, regardless of price, so far as
asphalt Is concerned, but to retain It with
regard to brick, stone, macadam and other
kinds. On the other hand, the sting has
. been taken out of the "Denver Joker" by
placing the matter of making specifications
for all public improvements in the hands
. of the engineer, subject to orders for modi
fication or change from ' the mayor and
city council, acting in concert.
The section relating to official advertis
ing has been amended so as to make 60 and
JO cents per square the maximum price
that can be charged in competition.
At the city hall the; view is generally
held that the new charter will be a con
siderable improvement on the one now in
effect, but by no means all that could be
desired.
BRATLIN CASE IS DEFERRED
Daughter's Complaint Against Her
Father la Police Coort Too Serious
for Hasty Disposition.
Evidence was heard in police court Fri
day In the case of Martin Bratlln, charged
with criminal assault on his 16-year-old
daughter, Mabel. The girl was the only
witness against her father. She admitted
that the alleged crime was not committed
on the date mentioned in the complaint,
but four years before. Judge Berks
deferred action on the case until Saturday,
when another complaint will be drawn.
The girl Is not very strong mentally, and
this Is also the case with the other three
' children of the family. Mr. and Mrs.
Bratlln are said to be first cousins. They
IrVe In the Martin flats at Seventeenth and
Webster streets.
SEASKBLE FASHIONS.
NO. as-CHTLDS' FOUR-PIECE APRON.
Slass, I to 10 years.
t'or ths accommodation of readers of Tbe
l'i th patterns, which usually retail at
from M to M mii la each, will be furnished
st to nominal price of 10 cents. A supply
Is aow kept at our offloo, so those whs
wish any pattern may gat It either by call.
Ing or enclosing 14 cents, addressed "fa.
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iNcw Ideas - Ladies' Suits
For Spring 1905.
Scores of charming new designs are
thotcnin our ladies' suit and coat taction on
ths second floor. All the latest designs that are
attaining great popularity in the east are here.
Ladles' Handsome Tailored Suits at $9.98
these smartly fashioned suits are made
In the new etons, blouses, ifQQ
reefers, etc.. all the new col- flll0
ore and fabrics, a regular
eij n mi ex i uiuc, at ...
Ladles' Stylish Spring; Suits Tbe newest
effects In mohairs, pan am as, a sx C
voiles, cheviots, broadcloth. II II J U
canvas cloth, etc, all Iatesf JvLJati '
styles features, worth to 20
Very Stylish Spring- Suits at $14.83 The
new redingotes, all round J O C
hlnuHPM. etons. reefers, etc II mm OJ
all the most favored mate- ljjf "
naiS lor spnug wear, bi.
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Braadels' Show the Stunning Styles In
Ladies' Covert Jackets
A Coat Special made of (rood quality covert,
with heavy lining- button and
strap trimmed an extra good
bargain, at
A Fine Tailored Coat - Snugly fitting
stitched straps, new sleeves well "T50
lined a special
at...; 9
High Qrade Coverts The very best quality
of oloth made in the smart styles 98
that are now so fetching for early y
spring wear, at
Ladies Fashionable Silk Suits
Silk sblrt waist suits, made of fine i A very stylish suit. In the newest
novelty and plain taf- O CQ ' colors and effects, all 11 CA
f etas a good value, at. O.ZJO the new features, at .. .)t
A wide variety, 30 different styles of these suits, many are CA
samples of which there Is but one of a kind tntD3
Beautiful W&sh Shirt Waists for Spring
New Wash Jap Silk Waists with the new wide pleats, embroidered panel
fronts lace insertions, new sleeves, etc. every one a pretty and
novel ideat-wlll go 22'34' to 0
Ladies Dress & Walking Skirts $2.50 & $5
Worth Up to $12.50
Dress and Walking Skirts In the very latest new effects these skirts
are from the Mrs. Benson stock they were purchased for this
spring's trade regularly worth as hljrh as $12.50 irll the latest and
most fashionable materials the wide and nar
row pleats your choice of a great assortment
at .:
r ail toe latest anu
2.50-$5
Shown for the First Time in Omaha
Brandeis always first. '
New Ta.i Oxfords
New Ta.n Bluchers
NewTaiv Christy Ties
New Coffee Oxfords
SWELL, STYLISH
OXFORD TIES,
on saJe on main floor
$1.59,$1.98.$2.50,$3.$3.50
We take pleasure in placing on sale
tomorrow a number of extreme new
style of women's low shoes and
3 new styles of our famous PHIT
EEZI high cut shoes.
SHEET MUSIC BARGAINS
ALL MAIL ORDERS FILLED ADD 10 FOR POSTAGE.
VOCAL Teasing I Was Only Fooling (sequel to Teasing) Where the
Silv'ry Colorado Wends Its Way By the Dear Old Delaware When
the Sunset Turns the Ocean's Blue to Gold In Old Ireland, Meet
Me There I'm Trying So Hard to Forget You latest by Chas. K.
Harris) I Would if I Could, But I Can't Troubadour (the song)
Satisfied (song) Back,! Back to Baltimore Grandma, There's None
Like You In the Sleigh With the Girl You
Love Fighting for the Cause of Old Japan
Coax Me Just for Fun (a new waltz song
hit) Always in the Way Little Boy From
Lonesome Street Bessie Blue Bell Come Home
Soldier Boy in Blue Let's All Go Up to
Maud's When the Bees Are in the Hive choice,
each i
INSTRUMENTAL Rustling Silks Josephine (a new two-step) Dixie
Girl The Bugler Northern Lights Moonlight (a
beautiful serenade) Troubadour Papinta Heart's
Dream Waltzes-Chicken Charley Steel King
March Roll of Thunder March Star of the Sea
(beautiful reverie) Pet of the Pike St Louis
Tickle and others-i-at, each
COME AND HEAR THEM PLAYED.
Vocal hits from Red Feather, Sho Gun, Toyland, Sergeant Kitty, Qirl 21c
and the Bandit, Maid and the Mummy, Iflle of Spice, etc ,
100 CALLING CARDS FOR 39c
PRINTED WHILE YOU WAIT 1!N THE ARCADE.
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PORTLAND
WITHOUT CHANCE
UNION PACIFIC
Th Main ThorougMar to tha Lewie and Clark
Exposition, Portland, Ore., Juno 1 .
to Ootoaer 16, 1005.
Two Through Trains Daily
With Accommodations for all CI
of Passengers.
SHORTEST LINE FASTEST TIME
Innulre at
CITY TICKET OFFICE. 1324 FARNAM ST.
Phone 310.
SR ANDERS B
Guarantee
Clothing
Company
(519-1521 Douglas Street
PANTS.
Today we place on sale Men's Fine
Pants, late spring styles, made up as
food as can be. Sale prices 11.90,
2.50, $3 00 and $3 60. Worth from $1.00
to $1.50 more than we auk for them.
SUITS.
Today Is your last chance to buy
one of those Suits, worth up to $18.00,
for $7.90. All our last year's odd-and-end
suits are included in this sale.
It's a rare chance to save money.
SUSPENDER SALE.
In order to make room for our new
line of Suspenders, which we expect
in a few days, ,we decided to close
out our entire line of Suspenders-
worth 60c and 75c for 26c. Every Sus
pender in the house is Included except
Ouyot and President suspenders. The
price on those two numbers Is 39c.
MEN'S HOSE, 10c.
2,000 pairs samples from the famous
house of Wilson Bros. Many worth
up to 26c. Tour unrestricted choice,
lOo a pair.
. MEN'S SHIRTS, 48c.
Our special line of 48c Shirts has
been strengthened once more by a big
additional fresh supply. By all means
look them over before you pay One
Dollar elsewhere for shirts no better.
HATS AND CAPS.
New Spring Styles now ready. Caps,
26c and 46c. Late Style Hats, $1.90.
Hatter's price for same hat, $2.60.
Our sac special sells at $1.60 everywhere.
A full quart of Old
Port or Sherry Wine,
worth 75c. For Sat
urday only. There
is no better spring
tonio for men and
women than Hiller's
Wines. They are ab
solutely pure.
We Give Green
Trading Stamps.
Hiller Liquor Go
1309 Farnam St.
Telephone 1241.
S3
H Innumerable
Varieties
of fresh vegetables from
every section of the
south at your disposaJ
with which to complete
your plans.
Spinach, Cucumbers,
Firm, Ripe Tomatoes,
Leaf Lettuce, Head Lettuce,
Oreen Asparagus,
New Beets, New Turnips,
Button Mushrooms,
Radishes, Bhallets.
-CHOICE NEW POTATOES,
Strawberries, Pineapples.
. 15c
22c
Strictly Fresh Eggs
per dozen
Walter Baker's Cocoa
per can
Walter Baker's Chocolate-0'1r,
per pound OUW
Lea A Perrin's Worcester- -if,
shire Sauce per bottle..
Purkee's Salad Dressing 1o
per bottle IJC
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Prime Rib Roast-. f-01
per pound
Legs of Lamb
per pound
Toung Chickens
per pound ,
Finnan Haddle
per pound
Norway Mackerel-each
Fan
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Smoked Bloaters
12c
12c
12c
15c
5c
Sommer Bros.
Exponents of Good Living.
28th and Farnam Sts.
Telephones T36. MM.
Clothing on
Credit
Our credit I based upon a
DOllCV Of liberal treatment n1
a convenience. W mrm
i quick to extend courtesies, grant
i law anu id aiu ana assist our
iHBivmni in avery possioie
way.
New Covert Jacket $5.98 to $16.50
Ladles' Suits from 17.50 to 125.00
Ladies'Sklrts from 82.50 to $15.50
Ladies' Waists from 75o to $12.50
Shoes and fine line
of Spring Millinery.
CREDIT TO ALL.
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Men's Suits $6.00 to $18.50
Men's Cravenette Rain
Coats. .,..$6.00 to $18.00
Men's odd Trousers.. $1.50 to 6.5o
Men's Shoes, Men's Hats, Boys'
two and three pieced Suits.
Our Leader $2.98.
We clothe entire family from
head to foot, on easy weekly or
monthly payments.
Eighteen Stores
We sell goods from Canada to
the gulf. All on the weekly or
monthly payment plan.
Omaha's Largest' Credit Stare
RIDGLEY CREDIT
CLOTHING CO.
ELMER RBDnRn. Mirr.
New Location Three Story Brick, i
is uouffiat street. I
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Imperial Hair Regenerator
The Standard Hair Coloring
far Oray or BlmctMd Hair, ta olean,
6urmtU auS porteullT Umliu tiaif
Oulavliig. Any natural aiiad. Lwwliuf
klr betuurul, ckaon n1 Kluuy. "MB
APPLICATION LABI'S MONTHS.
KajnuU of lu.tr Mlured fraa. Prlaur
IAVUULUIEMJCAL UHL CO. Ul W.WSk.Knr
lamta MeHesssIl Bras ve tfca VwJ tia
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ST. PATRICK'S
DAY
Cornea but Once a Year.
Boys' 11.60 shoe day comes every
Saturday at Drexel's, and we always
have something good for the boys.
Thousands of them who have worn
our 11.60 shoes will have no others.
The price isn't much for a good shoe,
but a great deal for a POOR shoe.
Bring the boys In Saturday and let
us fit them. Big boys or little boys
just so they are boys.
SDrexel Shoe Co.,
1419 FARNAM STREET,
Omaha's lli-li-liti Sbu Hun
ASK FOR OUR FREE CATALOGUE.
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TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
I'opalar aad Timely Articles.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
riii raetecravble UlaaUmttaas.
Grand Rag Safe
Monday, See
Sunday Paper
for Prices
mum ens
TBI RELIABLE ITORB.
Don 7 Miss Mon
day's Rug
Sale, See Ad In
Sunday Paper
Great Special Sale
$10.00
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Men's Fine Suits
Men's Top Coats
The Bnappy individuality of stylos, the exceptional goodness
of quality in both fabric and workmanship shown in this lot of
garments has never before been equaled at the price. You must
see them to appreciate their true worth.
Men's Fine Suits
In all the smartest most up-to-date styles,
fabrics and patterns. Perfection In every
detail from cutting to finishing. Come In
all the popular shades; either single or
double breasted. Oreat bar-P A t tt
gains at our apeclaJ J) I It IJIJ
price Saturday MVtVV
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Stylish Top Coals
In the most approved fabrics and
variety of color and patterns.
tailored throughout bv okllled workmen.
The grandest lot of Top Coats ever shown
in unianji at our
special price
Saturday
rest
All hand
,is rvrr snnwn
$10.00
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Special In Boys' Clothing
BOYS' KNET5 PANTS SUITS in Norfolk, Sailor Blouse, Russian Blouse and Three
Piece Styles, Style and Fabrics the best. J3.60 and $5.00 f r1
values special Saturday
A Special Lot of Boys' Knee Pants
In all slies, colors and Fabrics regular Me and 66c values,
to close out quickly special, at
25c
Fancy Goods and Notion Specials
Pearl Buttons
kinds special Saturday, 4
at, doz. 9c, fu, 2c
pmow Tops z:rJ.
sorted patterns, extra special
value at 50c, 39c, 25c, Uic, 8hc
Pillow Cords finished very fine,
each 25c and 50c silk T'r
cord, per yd. tOc and 1 2lt
Ladies' Hand Bags in black and
brown, worth up to 70
St. 50 tnerial at ' 'C
11
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Johnson
Goodlett Co.
A LITTLE CONSIDERATION OF
THE CLASS OF GOODS WE SELL
AND THE SMALL AMOUNT OF
CASH YOU HAVE TO PAY FOR
THEM WILL CONVINCE YOU THAT
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY TRAD
ING WITH UB.'
EGGS Strictly Fresh Country
Per dosen.... 14c
ORANGES Extra Large, Juicy,
Sweet, Navels,
Per dosen .... 25c
COCO A MT 10c Package Best
Brand, for 6c
BUTTER Fine, Sweet Conn.
try, Ftr poind..,. 552c
CATSUP 30o Bottle Snyder's
for 19c
PORK LOINS
Per pound..., Tc
RIB ROAST
Per pound .... lOc
BOILING BEEF
Per pound.... Se
CAKES Our famous three-layer
white, nut, caramel, choco
late, orange or cocoannt.
Each SOo
Johnson & Goodlett Co.
20th and Lake Sts.
Grocery, fleata and Bakery.
Phones 1ATS and 4743.
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DEPUTY STATE VETERINARIAN,
H. L RAMACCIOTTI, D. V. S.
CITY VETERINARIAN.
Office and Infirmary. 28tb aad Mason Sts.
OMAHA, NEB. Telephone 633.
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School Shoes
You can find the school shoes
you're looking for at this store.
You will find ths girls' and boys'
shoes at this store that are made
to fit easy and comfortable; that
are made to look neat and nice, and
that are made to wear long and well.
You will find salesmen at this store
who know how to properly fit the
feet of any boy or girl.
You will find at this store that prises
are rlgbt aa well aa the shoes and fit,
and nowhere else can you get suoh
values In school shoes sus our specials
$1.50 & $2.00
FRY SHOE CO.
Hth and Douglas.
WANTED
A BOY
in every iowi io sell
our new Saturday Bee.
We will send any boy the first 10 COPIES FREE
It contains 18 pages of special magazine features, Including
10 colored pages with BUSTER BROWN COMICS, altogether 30
ages, and is a big seller everywhere on Saturday
YOU MAKE TWO CENTS PROFIT ON EVERY PAPER YOU SELL
For Full Particulars Write to
The Omaha Bee,;
Omaha. Nebraska.
THE LANGE GROCERY GO.
If nuallty and prices will Induce you to give us a portion of your trade,
you will not fall to give us you order for Saturday.
8PECIAL8 FOR SATURDAY
Kerosene Oil by the gallon lOo
Quail Oatmeal by the package., be
Morning mory uuuri,
Malta Vita, pkg
Vigor
AtlaM Pearl Hominy, 2-lb. pkg
Hominy Oritts. 8 lt. fr
r'.,.ki4 U'hi.al K Itm. for
Rolled Wheat, 6 lbs. for I'J
lUce, 4 lbs. for 1Sc
6c
Kc
6o
5c
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18o
rtalHlns, 4 lbs. for l"o
Prunes, 4 lbs. for ' lHc
Laundry Snap, all klniln, 6 for...l)c
I'rortor & Uamhlu Hoap, 8 bars. 18a
Tomatoes, extra fancy, per can. 6a
Fancy Pried Teaches, per lb do
Teas, all klnda, hlxh grades, lb...15o
Tea J)UBt, per lb lOo
4H-IU. murk J. C. Flour, per sack. (Via
Creamery Butter, per lb 23c
THE LANGE GROCERY CO.
IMPORTERS OF FANCY CROCERIES
TELEPHONE 1459. 606 S. I3TH ST.
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