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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 8, 1899)
FREIGHT MEN NOT WORRIED Cora Drop Not Perceptibly Affected by In- tenio Heat of Last Week. 1 CROPS SECURE BErORE HOT WAVE CAME OOtctnl * JfcTrrlhelcnn Hellcreil When TelPBrnphlo Ileportii nvp A - uroncn thnt tlie Hot Spell llnd llcen Jlrokcn. Railroad men. and eEpeclally those con nected with the freight departments of the several ro Ja having headquarters In Omaha , breathed a deep sigh of relief when the tele graphic reports began to come In ycetor- dar bearing the IntolllKenco that the fear fully hot spell over the elate bad bsen broken and la some places there were splendid pros- pecta of rain. The prediction Is ntlll nmde that the corn crop this fall will bo a record-breaker the larecat In the history of the state , and pre parations continue without abatement on the part of the railroads to provide facilities for transportation when the corn begins to move. In regard to the condition of the corn and th effect which the hot weather has had upon It , the Union Pacific fro.ght depart ment made thlo statement this morning : "Wo have kept careful tab on the corn situation this fall , since having received some weeks ago doflnlto knowledge that tola year's orop would In all likelihood be the largest ever known In Nebraska. It la true that the exceptionally hot weather of this week had a tendency to worry us , although wo knew that In the sections where the crop would bo , the largest the corn was ouffl- clontly under way to bo beyond the reach of any danger. In the Bandy soils of the state , where the corn did not develop BO fast us In richer soil , the crop haa been Into and will be affected by the hot weather. However , we have received exhaustive re ports from all over the state and from them are assured that the damage will be but Blight and not create any noticeable difference - once In the grand total of the corn produc tion. The crop this year Is BO largo that It can stand a Rhortage which ordinarily would Beem an Immense one , and yet carry away the banner. " In the freight departments of all the other roads practically the same Information was gained , and the general Impression prevails that Nebraska's corn crop has now reached the point where It Is absolutely out of danger. X COMIiH TO A CLOSI2. HclcntlNtn IVhn VUKoil Fnanll FIclilH Are Well 1'lcnnpcl. The Union Pacific expedition Into the fossil fields of Wyoming , which has attracted such Interest In the scientific world , has practic ally come to an end , all of the scientists hav ing returned to their homes with the excep tion of the representatives of the Carneglo Museum , who urc still engaged In exhuming the celebrated brontanaur specimen. Many tons of fossils collected by the members of the party are now being shipped to various universities and museums , and the universal expression of opinion regarding the expedi tion la that It was an unqualified success and of great value to ( scientific research of the present century. One of the Important features of the trip was the taking of a large number of views of the various formations and fossil fields and also snapsho'a of Interesting fcaturea of the Journey. Copies of these are now In posspBHlon of the Union Pnclllc passenger department and the best views will be 83- lectcd and printed In a pamphlet descriptive of the expedition. All of the members of the party will contribute their qurta of Informa tion gained ao the result of their Investiga tions and observations and the publication promises to be of much Importance. HATES CO.NTIMJK 11OWN TUB SCAI.K. IlurllnKtoii Announce * * Third Ilcilnc- tloii tit IliITcr < Mitlnl . The differential war between the Dur- Jlngton and Memphis roads continues , with no Immediate prospect of a atlsfactory set tlement. Promptly upon receipt of official ndvlce Wednesday that the Kansas City , Forl Scott & Momphla had announced a second end reduction of 3 centu In the rate from Knnflau City to southeastern points the Burlington took action toward preserving the 3 cenU differential which It propones to maintain by announcing a third reduction of 3 oonta , to become operative Immediately. The lowering1 of rates Is coming with such alarming rapidity that no attempt Is being made to Issue tariffs , as the tariff sheets would not bo ready to leave the nrlntnrn' hands before the rates quoted are super- oodod by continued reductions. The Mis souri Pacific and Qulncy Unco are still In the ring with the Uurllngton and have an nounced similar reductions In their rates. MOIIH 13.\1'OS1T10\ I.OTT IliitPH In KfToel from ZVelirnika Polnta Ncit Week. The Elkhorn , Union Pacific and Burling ton roads have arranged for exposition ex cursions next wcei from all points on their Nebraska lines. Ticket * will bo on sale September 12 , 13 and 14 , on the basis of 80 per cent of the one-way rate for the round trip , with a minimum of J2.50. From points whore the rate Is $2.50 or loss a r.ito of one faro for the round trip , with a minimum of $1.76 , has been quoted. The railroads bo- llovo that by the time these rates are put Into effect Nebraska people will bo ready to take ad\antngo of thpni and visit the ex position , and large excursions from nil over the state are expected The limit of return on these tickets will bo five days. The passenger oRlcIals have also decided to place low rates In effect for Ak-Sar-Don week , hut they have not yet boon announced. It Is likely that they will be on the same baali as the ratea for next week. Thirtieth I'liNxen Tlir < > uKJi. The Thirtieth regiment of volunteers pansed through the city jesterday and wa transport ] to the west , via the Union J'aclflc , In a opeclal train consisting of Hoven sections , which wcro run ahead of the fnst mall Knch section arriving In Omaha rnnalned only long enough for the transfer from the Northwrotern to the Union Pacific to bo mado. The regiment la onrout * from Fort Sheridan to San rran- clsro , preparatory to nailing for Manila. Co foil el Gardiner and his staff were aboard th Ilrst section , which was composed of blx eloopors. The enlisted men who fol lowed wore splendid fipeclmens of the vol- unttHT soldiery of America. There were 1,309 In air and f > 2 per cent of this number lire re-onllateil men , B30 being ex-volun- tocra , Of the entire number , 706 come from Illinois. 1'rrlnhnliliKrrlnlit Qunriintliieil. Information has been received by the local freight department that quarantine laws } iav iroue into offrct at a number of the emaller Htntlons In southern territory on perishable freight This has ten necessi tated by reason of the threatened prevalence of yellow fever. The railroads view tills situation with no small degree of alarm , as th responsibility of caring for perishable freight In their hands during the time that it t quarantined Is not at all relished , Thus far no uhlpmenta to the more Important jmlnta have been placed In quarantine. Triniunilmiiuirl Mill In KANSAS CITY , Sept. 7. Members of the Tranumlfsourl Tralllc nwoctatlon were again | n aoiiton today discussing the numerous nu a lon rn fie docket. No detail of tha work of the meeting wan made public. Mvrka Cooler J , 0 , rhllllppl , general agent of tha Mil- ffourt FttcIQp , ioft life desk after bu y * feg WednewUy night und , Impelled by the heat of the neither and the warmth of the differential war , concluded to seek a more congenial and a cooler clime tor a few days , Ho left for Minneapolis and St. Paul , where ho will remain over Sunday. ALTON-GULF CONSOLIDATION IndlCHtlonii thnt the Ohlonito A Alton nnd the Flttfttiurir Jt. < Julf May llecome One System. CHICAGO , Sept. 7. At a special meeting of the Btockholders of the Chicago & Altou r&Uro&d held here today action was taken which may result tn the consummation of the contemplated plan for the consolida tion of the Alton and the Plltuburg & Gulf roada into ono Biutrrn. At today's meeting authority wa granted the directors to Issue $40,000,000 3 per cent Cold bonds for refunding purposes. The dlrcctoro were also authorized to Issue $15- 000,000 additional bonds , provisional on the acquirement of other roads. This $15,000- 000 bonds may only bo Issued for the purchase - chase of other railroads aulTlcIcnt to make the Chicago & Alton a l.DOO-mlle system. The plan for the absorption ot the Gulf road by the Alton has , It la said , been un der advisement over lnce the Harrlman syndicate oame Into control of the Alton , and today's action by the stockholders of the Altou la taken to Indicate that Balls- factory arrangements for the consolidation have been agreed upon. Alton Iloiiiln for nx < rn lonn. CHICAGO , Sept 7. At a special meeting hero today of the stockholders of the Chicago cage & Alton road authority was given to the directors to Is-suo $40,000,000 3 per cent gold bonds for refunding purposes nnd an additional $15,000,000 provisionally for the acquirement of additions to the system. CHARM LEADS TO DETECTION Colored OTnn'a FotidJicim for Wenrlnn Jewelry CnnncM Hid ArreHt for Iluralnrr of a Uvrelllnn. Joseph Williams' fondness for wearing Jewelry led to his detection In the burglary of a dwelling. Williams Is a colored man , a professional sneak thief , and It was his Inability to resist the temptation to adorn his person with a stolen charm that got him into trouble. Some tlmo early Monday morning the dwelling of Tom Clark , 1124 Capitol avenue , was entered by a burglar , who pried open the side door with a ohlsol and ransacked the promises while the inmates were asleep. The Intruder got away with a few articles of value a new pair of shoes , a new suit of clothing and some Jewelry. Among the articles of Jewelry was a Knights of Pythias watch charm. None of the property was sold at the pawn chops and the detectives could find no trace of It until Wednesday , when Detectives Kuvsor and Sullivan met Williams on the street with a Knights of Pythias charm on his watch chain. Williams at first denied hav ing committed the burglary , but finally con fessed and attributed to the charm his 111 luck in being caught. Ho said he had been warned by a friend that the charm "would give him away to the cops , " but ho didn't think any of the "flybobs" had eyes sha-o enough to tell one pin from another. All the property Williams stole was recovered. AimoniicementN. The Wednesday and Saturday matinee performances given by the Trocad ro Opera company each week are coining to be qulto the fad with women and children , for wTnvw * crwvJnl 1w nnfU thflv am irtv n. Chil dren could not bo taken to a better place of amhiscment , as n irly all of them enjoy music and operas , which , unlike some other forms of amusement , are elevating rather than degrading to children. In this week's performance of the "Mikado" there Is much to Interest and amuse both old and young. The matlneo performances begin promptly at 2:30 : p. m. The Mil that Is bolnpc presented at the Crelghton-Orphcum this week has some very pleasing features , not the least at tractive of which are the La Page sisters In their character Impersonations. Another very good feature Is Stlnson and Morton , who kept all Now York laughing for six weeks. They are fine comedians and as mlrth-provokers have no superiors. The lightning oil painting by Hcrr von Palm , I Is also a very clover and taking act. The j program throughout IB one that will pfeaso I the women and children especially. At the 1 "matinee tomorrow thrro is sure to be n crowded house , now thnt a most delightful change In the weather has taken place. Th matinee prices are 25 cents to anyf I > art of the house ; children , 10 cents ; gal lery , 10 cents. Evening prices , 10 , 25 and 50 cents. Prices never change at the Or- pheum. Mortality Htntlntlt > n. The following births and deaths have been reported to the offlce of the hcmlth commls- elon r during the past forty-eight hours : Births Anton Vltaush , 1409 Williams street , boy ; Edward Koch. 419 Walnut street , toy ; Robert Buchanan , 4203 Lafa > ette street , girl ; H. E. Lovejoy , 230ii North Twenty- seventh otre t , boy ; John Walker , 2014 franklin street , boy ; William Freeman , 1823 North Twentyi-fourth street , girl ; John Will , Seventeenth and Missouri avenue , girl. Deaths Unites , Gcrlng , Neb , ; Emma May Taylor , 4223 Grant street > J month ; Mrs. Francis Drlskell , 2928 Grant sTfeel , 20 years ; Infant Tenonbaum. Dodge street , 0 months ; Frank Johnson , 4210 Pierce street , 9 months , Thomas Knight , 3110 Maple street , 1 month ; Mlnnlo Cobra , 419 South Twentieth street , 3 months. To the ItcjuiMloiiii Voti-rn of thn Mnth Waril. I herewith desire to call the attention of the republlhin voters of the Ninth ward to the primaries held today at Twenty- ninth and Rarnam streets between the I hour ? of 12 m. nnd 7 P , ra. These who favor my candidacy for county treasurer should vote for the following named per sons R. W. BalTey. Htnry P Cndy. P. 13 , Flodnmn , W A. Gardner , Carl E. Her ring , A. H. Honnlncs , C. F Robertson , Henry P Stnddart. 1. 8. Trostler , Charles R. Winter. This delegation will go to the convention free from embarrassing pledges 1 and will work for the best Interests of the Ninth ward and the republican party , j FRANK D. DHYANT. Drop III the Trmpernture. ; The difference In the temperature nlncn Wednesday hos been aqilal tn that caused by a cold wave , being -1 rtfRr e.i at 2 o'clock yesterday. The rainfall Wednesday night and yrstorday morning v au but a alight moistening of the weather gauge I and registered only two hundrcdths of an I Inch , At other points In the state a little more rain fell. At Oakdnle the fall was almost an Inch , but the rain was not gen eral or heavy enough to count. ! I am a candidate for the office of Justice of the peoco , and hereby respectfully a k ' the support of the Omaha delegates to the 1 republican county convention on August 9 , I refer you to any of the Judges of this dis trict , or of the Rtate supreme court or United States court , before whom I have practiced durlne the last twenty-two years ANDREW BBVIN8. Announcement , I I respectfully announce myself as o candl. i date for clerk of thn district court , sub ject to the action of the republican county convention. My recent return from tha Philippine ( stands has rendered necessary this method of making my randtdacy i known CHARLES M. RICHARDS. 1 Ex-Captain First Nebraska U. S. V. Try the Her Grand hot I oafei. Open from e a. m until 12 p. m. Three cafes on first door and one nrlll room. Turkish and eleo- trlcal bathi Ladlea1 day , Tuecdaja. Hard coal , JS EO per ton. September de liver } ' , n. M. McClelland & Co. . 2308 Cum- Ing street. Ktl.VIiHAI , .VOTICH. SUBSTITUTE FOR C , GEE WO Chlness Look So Much Aliks that th Wrong Man ia Arrested , AMUSING FEATURE OF A CASE IN COURT "Dr. " Wo In Clinrjtcd irlth VlulntliiK the .Moillrnl l.niv by 1'rnctloliiii \ \ Ithont 11 l.lccnxe , hut He linn .Not llceii Kotinil. \ Chinaman named C. Gee Wo IB very much sought after by the attaches ot the sheriff's omco and Judge Baxter's court. These same ofllclals would also Hko to know the nnuio of the Chinaman now out on ball whom they supi > osed was C. Goo Wo. U was when the Chinaman thought to be C. Gee Wo was brought Into court for preliminary examination on the charge of selling medicine without a license that U was discovered that the almond-eied indi vidual who stood facing JUdge Baxter wan not the ono whom the complaint charged with breaking ono of the medical laws of the state And thereby bangs a funny tale going to prove that the native of the llow- ery kingdom Is not such an unsophisticated chap as ho looks , but Is shrewd and cunning enough at times to outwit the minions of the law of this country. Some tlmo ago the authorities had reason for believing that C. Goo Wo , a Chinese physician , having an ofllco in tbo Osthoft block , Sixteenth and California streets , was practicing medlclno without a license. Evi dence was secured and a warrant was sworn out and placed In the bauds ot a deputy sheriff. When the deputy sheriff visited the estabriBbcncnt of C. Gee Wo ho found so many Chinese thcro who looked so much alike that he could not tell ono from the other and he was unable to serve his war rant , especially as the Chinese said the man wanted was not In the city. The next day Attorney W. F. Wapplsh ap peared In court with a Chinaman who gnve his name as C. Gee Wo nud ho waa released on bail. Mcantlmo additional evidence was procured agalust the defendant and when ho appeared In the oulce of the clerk of the court preparatory to being examined another warrant was served upon him. The proceed ings did not aoein to have any disquieting effoot upon the Chinaman , who took matters quietly and abided his time until he should appear in the court room where sat the witnesses who wore to appear against him. It was when ho walked Into the court room and faced his accusers that It was learned that he was not C. Gee Wo , but an other Chinaman who closely resembled the alleged doctor. The Judge dismissed the first case against him , but placed him under $300 bonds to answer to the charges Implied In the complaint which had Just been served upon him. Subsequent events go to show that the real C. Gee Wo , upon learning that a warrant was to bo sworn out against him , quietly packed his valise and hied himself to Chi cago. Who the Chinaman Is who allowed himself to be palmed off as C. Gee Wo Is ono of the mysteries In the case not yet solved. Late Wednesday evening It was learned that the real C. Gee Wo had surreptitiously returned to Omaha and had been seen around his old haunts. A warrant for his arrest was immediately sworn out , but as yet the wily Chinaman has not fallen into the hands of the offlcer. C. Gee Wo Is looked upon by those who know him as being a China man above the average In Intelligence. Ho has a white woman for a wife. Mimic for NervoumicH * . Some scientists have claimed that music his the power to soothe the nerves. But the quickest way to cure nervousness Is to strengthen the nervous system. We know of nothing which will accomplish this quicker than Hosteller's Stomach Bitters. It Is the one medicine that Is successful above all others In the trealment of blood , stomach nnd liver diseases. Do not take a substitute See that a private Revenue Stamp covers Iho neck of Iho bolire. To the Itriiubllrnii Votern In the Ninth Ward. Two delegations will be presented for your consideration at the primaries Friday , September 8 ; ono of these present as candi dates Charles Unltt for sheriff , William H. Russell and Henry C. Akin for clerk of the district court. The voter should express his preferences ellher for Mr. Huasell or Mr. Akin for clerk of the district court this delegation agree ing lo support the ono rece > vlng the highest vote The other delegation Is not In our In terest. W. H. RUSSELL. H. C. AKIN , CHAS. UNITT. Sn.m'1 Burns , 1318 Farnnm. ! selling a beautiful Havlland berry sot , $4.00. IIOSTO.V STOIin lUJMJSAVl'S. f lleiimrknhlc < > fieri UK * In lleiunntitH Cotton ( inodn , Hrm * flood * , SlIUp , EMBROIDERIES ON SAL.U FIRST T1MU TODAY. Remarkable otferlug In remnants of cot ton goods for Friday. 10,000 > ar.l i of remnants of light colored ehlrtlng prints , 2 ic } d. , worth Gc. Ono big counler short remnants all kinds , sllkollnu rcmnanU , Ic yd. Ono big counter best grade dark prints , SVic yd. , worth 84c } , 12 4o BLEACHED MUSLIN , 6C YD. 10,000 yawls bust grade bleached muslin nnd sheeting , such as "Pride of the West , " Waraasutta , New York Mills , Burkley cam bric , otc. , all at Cc > d. , many worth 12 > ,4c. 10,000 yards ot good quallly unbleached muslin , Iho 8 > ,4c kind , for 2Hc yd. One big table good quality outing flannel , Cc yd. , worth S'ic. Best grade English flannelettes , 8ic jd , worth 15c. 36-Inch percale , Cc jd. , worth 12 0. 10,000 jards best grade table oil cloth In mill remnants , go at Cc yd. , worth ISc. One big counter of those largo plaid Im itation wool goods , now thing for the ISUD season , wa hue them In remnants at lOc yd. In full pieces , worth 25c. 10,000 jards remnants drapery licking nnd drapery cretonne , largo floral patterns , new ' 99 st > los , go at O c yd. , worth 2Sc , DRESS GOODS RDMNANTS THAT MATCH , IOC AND 150 UACH. High class silk and wool novelty plaids nnd checks , also plain goods , crcpons , goods worth from $1.00 to $2.00 yard , In lengths from three-fourths yards up , three and four pieces to match , on sale at lOc and ICc oacli. Rorananls ot drees goods In yard lenglhs , four pieces to match , enabling a lady to make nn entire skirt , B x-as worth up to $1.50 > ard , on Halo at JUc each length. Clolh remnants In lengths for raluy day skirts , storm skirts , golf nldrts , men's and boys' casslmcres , in plaids , stripes and plain goods , all of Ihem from 2'/4 yards up nnd 1 % yards wide , worth $2.00 , on sale at GDc yard. i ON SALE TODAY. I NEW SILK REMNANTS , 160 , 250 EACH , i Silks In lengths from one-half yard to a yard , In Persian silk , taffeta silk , brocaded silk , gros Bilk , etc. These nro on Bale for the flrot tlmo Friday. All Imported sam ples , goods worth up to $3.00 yard , on sale , nt 15c and 2Cc for ontlro piece . Small remnants of silk , a dozen pieces In a bunch , for fancy work , patch work , etc. , a ( bunch of 12 plccoa at 3c. i Remnants of silk from 3 lo 10 yards In china 3llk , brocaded silk , Inffcta silk , plain silk , on bargain square at 25c , 39c and 49c i yard. LACE AND EMBROIDERY REMNANTS AT U COST. ' Many thousand yards of remnants and odd pieces of all styles nnd widths of embroid ery and Insertion , Including some of Iho very finest swlss , Jaconet , nainsook nnd cam bric embroidery , worth regular up to COc yd. , all on bargain lablcs nt 2'/4c. SVfcc. Cc , 7Hc nnd 15c yd. All the wash lace , flne silk and vnlen- clennes lace. In short lengths or odd pieces , go on bargain tables at IHc , 3V4c. Gc and lOc yd. , many laces In this lot worth up to COc yard. BOSTON STORE , OMAHA , N. W. Cor IGlh and Douglas. Dr. Shcpard Hay Fever. 312 N. Y. Life. ivlan Has It- Woman Wants It There are few men , -who , when tired worn out that don't "step in" and have a glass ot Krug Cabinet beer and -why should they not keep a cose of the pure kind Krug Cabinet In the house BO their wives may enjoy a small glass ? It's so refreshing to a woman who becomes tired out during.the day with her homo labors. She' bo delighted to have the opportunity , but < women arc sometimes a Htlle backward about asking don't make them ask for everything. Send her a case of pints. pints.runn runn ICIIUG nnmviXR co. , Tel. 420. 1007 Jaokion Street. Z. D. Clark , D. D. S. F. N. Kemp , D. D. S. CLARK & KEMP , .DENTISTS . . . FOUIITH FLOOR UAMOE I1L.K. 15th find Ilnrney. Hnlrance OppCrelghton Orpheum. Rood Sot Teeth HKi.OO Silver FlllinRD Ijll.OO nrlilue Tt-clh 9J.OO lo 1JH.OO Porcelain Cror ii $5.OO Rold FIllIiiRN np from ijl1.r 0 Hold CrovrHH $5.00 lo $ S.OO Crown nnd Bridge Work a Specialty. Besl of Material Used In All Cases. H e e DENVER B 0H 0D RETURN D VIA THH B UniJNGTON ROUTE Tickets on sale September 6 , 7 and 8. Good for return until September 0B 0O tember 80. O 0M Remember this greatly reduced rnte la offered for three daya only. Remember the Burlington Is tha Hue thnt maken the offer. Remember the Burlington Is by far the shortest line between Omaha nnd Denver. O a 2 Lenve the Burlington Station , Omaha , at 4:25 : o'clock any afternoon o 2i nnd you'll be In Denver the next morning at 7:10. : You can rely on B i that 0B Ticket Offloo Burlington Btntlou 0B I BO a Fnrnnin St. , loth and Blnnou B Telephone 200. Telephone 1S1O. 0 0 B0B0H0HW UNION PACIFIC n Leave Omaha /I OP p m Today The Arrive Denver ° 7 OK ° ra Tomorrow Leave Omaha I jO j " Tonight Popular Arrive Denver O CC p m Tomorrow Route , Buffet Bmoklng and library Cars. Palace Sleeping Cam. Dining Cars , Meals a-la-carte. Chair Cars. For the Round Trip to Denver , Colorado Springs , Pueblo , Sept. 8-9 , Go'0 < 'o0ntiieturn Sept. 30. CITY TICKET OFFICE , 1802 Farnam St. Tolcphout316 § 8 READY READY TO WEAR TO WEAR CLOTHING CLOTHING FOR that Jfew department , FOR MEN and MEN and WOMEN. Ciothi7tff ( Store Clothes /or Women WOMEN. Every aisle filled with smiling faces , and instead of discomfort , the moving , tossing crowd finds exciting joy in its own jam and joslle. The atamlard of excel- Icnco , united with a guarantee of value , is foremost in the reputation of this store. Dependablene s makes its shopping comforts universally important to all. No im itations no deceptions. Your money's worth or uour money returnee ? . Ladies 9 A New Dep't for Ladies Hats Newest and choicest styles in trim $2.50 hats med $5-00 for ladies' black Taffeta fore for ladies man-tailored Waists that are worth § ! . handed suits , worth $10. folks $3.75 are ap fully $7,90 for black Satino Waists preci for ladies' tailored suits , worth $5. ating worth $10.50. our .25 ahead-of-season offering in $9.75 I for ladies' black Tadet.a women's ready-to-wear hats for ladies' suits , worth Waists , worth $5.50. to those who have not $12.50. I yet visited this department we invite you to come if $12.75 for ladies' colored Taffeta for in you care economy for ladies' tailored suits ta Waists , worth 86.50. millinery. that are worth $15. * S S > < Sxj * ? > < i > < e > < s > < $ > < SxS & Holliday. | Sterling * Silver t We have been receiving many new pieces in this f famous ware during the last week and now invite the | public to call and inspect them. Some specially fine fj pieces and sets for wedding gifts and individual presents. "Wedding Stationery engraved tn up-to-date styles equal * * " to the beat eastern work. 100 Engraved Cards and Plato $1.60. t& JEToUlday , < > Snocos-ior'i to > ; < J > O S. Raymond Co , 15th and Douglas Sts. < | > < 5 > < J x Sx $ > < $ xjx $ s ( ? < S > < S > < S > > ID & WILHEU CARPET GO IT TO SAY tllat enough of genuine offerings are SUFFICE herein to give you an index of our method of turning over stock , making business and making it a money saving object to our many customers to buy good , hon est , reliable merchandise at no higher price than they are asked for the inferior kind elsewhere. Delect solid oak Dining Chair , < * olid oak , polished top Exten- * * hand carved seat , brace arms , richly * * slon table , grooved rim neatlylurned and carved bannister back.well braced nil arouud carved legs some dealers would advertise In fact an extra value chair jj htCt this a bargain at $7.60 , but the price wo at BitfiW make you on this select solid oak table for 6 feet , only , Sideboard , made of select ' * " " oak , golden finish , has French bevel ! R/orris / chair the best-alue at mirror , double serpentine top , neatly carv " our price that the money can buy , ed and nice finish The best possl-flj Kjft solidly made fratno , in either oak or Imita ble value at our price only 9l P i tion mahogany , reversible cushions full lze , artistic , comfortable , Bron bed , well made , nicely price " finished In white enamel brass trimmed cholco design , any size price only Oarlor suite , 5 pieces , frame finished Imitation mahogany , neatly carved and finished , upholstered In good \Alhite enamel dresser , large " bevel mirror , ahaped top , brass trimmed damask , full spring edge , not a $50 suit , but the best ault obtainable med , fine finish , onfy a few of * at 7. ao low a price , onfy . . these at the prlco . Chiffonier , white enameled , Oattan rocker , large arm * broea trimmed ncal carving , 5 largo lu comfortable , full roll arms and scat , drawers , shaped top , extra fi Kfil nicely finished reeds , extra good value at UlS9v vuluo at our price , only The Verdict on Dreyfus we can'l tell you hut we can tell you anything you wish to know about photography. If you are having trouble with your de veloping or printing , call on us , or write to our Information de partment. Wu nrc Solo Dealers In Kodaks and Cameras. THE ROBERT DEMPSTER CO , , l l.'i PAIL-NAM STIinnT , Trlrplitini * 1-7I . BUY THE GENUINE IYBUF OF FIGS . . . MANUFACTURED BY . . . CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. A HANDSOME SUIT OF THREE ROOMS on the second floor looking out Into the grand court ot THE BEE BUBLDINC Hardwood floon. walla Juct redecor ated , electric light , rteam bo&t. all night elevalor service Tou can't find a handsomer office In Omata. R. C. PETERS , RENTAL AOENTSi-BEE BUILDING. Blank Artistic Engraving We have Just added to our stock a complete line of Cath olic prayer books. There are numerous styles and our prices are always right. Just received , the only com plete Kipling on the market ; fine green cloth library bind ing , nicely boxed , $15.00 net. The newest fiction can al ways be found on our coun ters. Tel. 234. 1306 FarnanrSt. Berry Bowls Sterling Silver , Silver Plato and Cut Glass. We are show ing a beautiful line ranging from $3.00 up. Any of these would make a nice wedding gift. S. W. . . Lindsay , The Jeweler. 1510 HOT WEATHER Regular price Our price. 25c Hire's Hoot Beer we sell . 12o 26c Thompson's Cherry Phosphate wo soil . . . 20o Thompson's Cherry Phoiphat we sell . 120 COc Ilcntfnid'fi Acid Phosphate we aell < 0o f.Oc IJorllok'a M.iltod Milk we. srll . 40o Jl Horllt-K's Ma-'tod Mllk-we Bell . TEe { 375 Hurllck's .Milted .Mllk-we sell. . . . $3.15 OOc Pond's Hxtrnut . , , . . . . . . , . . . 40o Me Kilmer's Swamp Hoot . . . . . 40o tl Kllmei H Bvt.imii Hoot . 75o $1 I Isterlnc ( liml > frt'n ) . . . . . 7So tl Orange Hlossom . 60o il Hi of lion . .indVlne . . . . . . too 2 > Hmnphicy'H Specifics . VK > _ ' Mr Unlit mine's Homfdloi . . , , . . , . , , . 20o 25 I.jnn's 'I ( Kith Powder . . . . 20o tl Hrott's ttmulBlon . . . . . . 76o $1 Mocllrr'H foil UV T Oil . CCo WJUTU KOH CATALOGUE : . Sherman . . & McDonnell Drug Co , , ir.i3 DODCI ; ST , OMAHA. Nun. , OFFICIAL EXPOSITION SPOON The manufacture and of the official Souvenir Spoon Is solely In the handi of Oeo W Hyan & Co , Sterling Sliver Five O'cTock Ti > as , Jl 00 Five O'clock TPOB , engraved bowl , Jl.CO. Tea size , Jl.f.O , Tea size , engraved bowl , J2.00. Kor sale by all jewelers. Deal ers uuppllcd at wholesale prlcee We make n specialty of flne diamonds and our price * are v uy down Lndl < ' gold filled Watches good movement as low as $700 aenu' Watchea tllCO up Friendship Hearts 26o. Wo make a specialty of Rim repairing Ceo , W , Ryan & Co. , Jeweler Oinulm iou S , tOtliSL
