Tins OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNDAY , OCTOBER 22 , 1800 ,
Irjlght Offloials Contend that ? Arbitration
Must Bo Effected.
ASSERT FUTIU1Y OF FURTHER LIGHTING
LJHntc-mrnt In Mmlr Hint
In Solely for Armour
Iiullrnlc I. nek of
lutcri-nt lij 1'nrkcrn ,
jOfflclals of various railroad freight depart-
I wonts contend that the difficulty 'between '
ftho fiurllngton and the Memphis lines Is
'V-tlll ' as far from Kcttlem nt as ever. They
'assort that the trouble li spreading and that
the entlro rate situation Is endangered They
demand n discontinuance ot the war Ilcal-
3lr > K that the fight which the Uurllngton has
ibocn making really would be of advantage to
Oils city they have clung to the forlorn
Jiopo that the differential might bo lowered
to 3 cents nnd thu Burlington come out vic
torious In Iho fight. They hoped that this
. would IK ) accomplished long before- the rates
wore entirely 8v\cpt nway nnd all freight
shipments for the notitheaat naturally dl-
\ortcd from every line except the Burllng-
ton , because of Miolr disinclination to do
ImsInoM at Its rates.
i Now they arc demanding arbitration by
I Iho appointment of an arbitration committee
* consisting of n representative from Omaha ,
jono from Kansas City and a disinterested
third party connected \vlth some railroad In
nn ofllclal eapaclt } . In case this cannot bo
done they Insist that a compromise bo
effected.
Conservative sentiment In Kansas City Is
Bald to favor arbitration nnd the belief Is
general that In thla way the differential be
tween Knnsn Qtty and Omaha will be ro-
Cuccd to a point which will In part compen-
wito Omaha for the long and bitter conten
'
tion.
Newspaper readers familiar with this
differential fight have been Informed of the
cutting nnd slashing- until the rate on packIng -
Ing IIOUBO products fell from a figure where
there was n revenue In handling the busi
ness until It reached the very bottom. Then
all the lines In the southeast withdrew and
left the llurllngton to handle the business.
Those ether lines asset ted that It was none
of their fight , that the llurllngton had In-
titltutcd It , and they did not feel compelled
to do business at an actual loss when they
Ind nothing at stake.
That the differential was lowered from C
cents to 3 cents on the order ot George B.
1 Harris , second vlco president of the llurllng
ton , Is known , but whether or not the- fight
was Instigated wholly In behalf ot Omaha has
not been clearly defined.
I'lirUurii PitII < o Support IltirlliiKton.
The noticeable lack ot enthusiasm In the
euppoit received by the Uurllngton has
boiled the natural supposition that In a fight
being waged In the Interests of the packing
house Industry as a. whole In Omaha the
packers would rally to the support of their
champion nnd turn to It at least the bulk of
their business. Had they done this the
Burlington would have received sufficient
additional revenue on shipments Into terri
tory where the rates wcro normal to offset
the loss on-tho southeastern business.
It Is asserted , however , that the Burling- '
ton's business has only been Increased In
southeastern territory , nnd this competing
roads refused to handle nt existing rates.
The reason for this attitude has como to
light. Representatives of the packing houses
refuse to discuss the affair , but their actions
nro Belt-explanatory. The Burlington , so it
Js stoutly maintained by certain railway
officials , Inaugurated this fight solely In the
Interests of I > . D. Armour. The Armour
Tacking comp.ii y. uuliku the other principal
packers In Omaha , has no Kansas City cstab-
llshmant. With the differential as between
Omaha and Kansas City lowered the south
eastern territory would be opened up to
tetter advantage to the Armour company for
operation from Us Omaha plant. A railroad
ofllclal blzcs up the situation ns follows :
"P. D. Armour stands high In the councils
of the Burlington railroad. When ho said
( . 'fight' the Burlington Immediately proceeded
' ' "
to 'fight'
It Is cited In point that ono of the best
territories In which the Uurllngton and its
connections operate Is Texas. Tor the week
lending October 14 shipments of packing
'
liouso products to Texas points amounted to
Itwonty-elght larloads. The shippers were
feudally , Hammond , Omaha Packing company
nnd Armour. Ot this number the Burlington
received only flvo carloads. Tour of these
represented the entire business of the
Armour company In that territory nnd ono
car came from the Omaha Packing company.
( Almost half of the entire total number of
cam was shipped by the Cudahy company
nnd not ono over the Burlington.
' Another suggestive Incident comes to light
from Kansas City In the showing ot carload
llotw ot packing house products from that
' city to Tnxas points. Out ot a total of
twenty-four ears bhlpped by the Swift com-
fpany ten cars wore routed over the Kansas
City , Fort Scott & . Memphis the line which
Is engaged In the v\arfaio with the Burling
ton. If the Swift company , which has n
plant In Omaha and ono also In Kansas City ,
wcro anxious that the differential bo lowered
[ in accordance with the contention of the Bur
lington , the proposition Is advanced that It
would divert Its business from the Memphis
line , and by BO doing indicate Its moral sup-
jort for the Burlington.
'
SOUTHWIJhT WAIl SI AY 1IU AVnilTED
'
Differential of Six Coii < AVIII lu All
t J'riiliitlillUj- I'ruNorv cd.
The Southwestern Freight committee ,
which has nominal supervision of freight
[ rates In the territory covered by the com-
( tnUtoe , rccognUca a differential of 0 cents
existing between Omaha nnd Kansas City
on packing house products to Texas and
jOthcr southwestern points. Consequently ,
the new rates to Houston nnd Oalvcston ,
made posslblo by the combination ot locals
from New Orleans to Texas points , added to
the low rates from Omah.i nnd Kansas City
to Memphis , will bo 45 cents from Omaha
nnd 39 cents from Kansas City. Railroad
oinclals express themselves omphatlcally In
declaring that there will bo no cutting ot
rates to this territory so far as the differ
ential Is concerned. Humors are rife , however -
over , that ono of the strong lines operating
dn that territory Is getting nway with the
< bulk of the business by making n reduced
rate. This , It Is believed , will bo nipped In
the bud buforu the general rate situation
Is effected.
The new rate to Houston and Oalveaton
becomes effective on the 25th Inst The
combination of local rates from Omaha to
Now Orleans , computing the 1 cent rate
to the Ohio rUer , is 18 cents , nnd from
Kansas City 10 cents. The rate from New
Orleans to Houston Is 2C cents. By adding
'together three combinations it gives Omaha
n rate ot 45 cents and Kansas City a rata
ot 42 cents , thus making n 3-ccnt differentia
because of the 3-rent differential existing
to the Ohio river from Memphis , Authorltj
to reduce the rate from Kansas City to
> Houston to 30 cents Is given by the South
western Trelght committee , nnd cense
fluently the announcement that this rate vvtl
a into effect on the 25th Is not construct
to mean n fight tor a 3-cent differential to
the southwest.
DOOMS mo nviiAVAV mrnnpiusn
I'll n ii m IT leu 11 llouli' Promoter * Ile-
iunmArtlvlt ) .
CHICAGO , Get 21 A special to the
Chronicle from Austin , Tex , Ba > s : P 0.
ifiaundcrs , a prominent American capltaluU ,
living In the City of Mexico , Is expected here
ln a day or two to consult-with ex-Governor
Hogg relative to the Immediate Inaugura
tion ot work on the Inter-Continental rail
way , -which Is better known ns the Pan-
amorlcnn road.
Mr Saundcrs Is looking nfter the Mexico
end of the transaction and Governor Hogg
Is ono of those Interested from this end as
the representative ot large Interests In the
east. The present vMt Is with n vlow of
summoning oil possible financial aid to the
scheme nt once The proposed road will
have a capitalization of J23,000,000 and will
bo constructed from Matamoras , on the Rio
Grande border , along the gulf coast to Guate
mala , thcnco along the border and down
through the South American statcn to the
Pacific slope , thcnco along said coast , mak
ing a thread line through from North to
South America , 5,000 mlleo long.
Mr. Saunders Is confident that the plan Is
feasible , hence his visit to this city nt the
present time. After this consultation both
men will probably proceed to New York to
make all financial arrangements for the In
auguration of work at a very early date.
coxrnunNcn COMKS MOMIAY.
Iliirllnutoii Olllctiiln to Meet
Clly Commercial Men.
A mass meeting of the commercial Inter
ests of Kansas City was held Prlday night
to discuss the dllTlcuKlei existing by reason
ot the differential warfare. Officials of the
llurllngton railroad wcro Invited to attend ,
but were unable to do so. Second Vlco
President George II. Harris notified the com-
mlttei ! having the meeting In charge that he
was confined to his room , and Howard Kl-
llott , general manager of the Burlington-
Missouri lines at St. Louis , was called to
Chicago by a previous engagement to meet
the officers and directors ot the Burlington
6 > stcm.
Messrs Harris and Elliott stated their
willingness to moot with the Kansas City
Tuslneas and commercial men on Monday ,
and a Joint meeting will be arranged for that
day. This consent of the Burlington
and Memphis officials to moot a representa
tive body of Kat.sas City business men and ,
discuss the controversy Is taken by many as'
an Indication that a speedy settlement of
the existing difficulties will bo arranged , In
all likelihood toy means of arbitration. It
has been pointed out that the stand taken
by Kansas City In the matter and the dec
larations of Its several commerclil bodies
will not allow It to recede , while the Bur
lington Is In precisely the same position , and
it Is claimed that the only logical settlement
of the vexed question Is by arbitration.
MOVKMUNTS OK TUB GOL'I/D 1'AUTY.
Mnkp a Short Stou lit ICnnnno City ,
Then ItcNinne Tour of Inflection.
KANSAS CITY , Mo. , Oct. 21. The train
bearing Miss Helen Gould , Prank J. Gould
and other officials ot the Missouri Pacific
sjstem arrived hero this afternoon from
Osawatomic , Kan. , Avhcro last night was
spent.
"Wo have within mind many Improve
ments for the Missouri Pacific system , " Bald
Mr. Gould to a reporter. "Wo are well
pleased with what wo have seen. "
A committee of Springfield ( Mo ) citizens
boarded the party's private car here and
urged the extension of the Missouri Pa
cific to that city , guaranteeing that Spring
field , Dallas county nnd Jefferson City
would give ? 250,000 to have Sprlngfleld on the
Gould line.
The party remained in Kansas City only
] etweea trains and will return In a few
dajs to St. Louis by way of Omaha.
Improved Tourlnt Cur Service.
Ono ot the advantages resulting to Pacific
coast travelers as the result ot the shortened
Imo on the Southern Pacific from Ogden to
ho coast Is a. greatly Improved tourist car
service. The tourist cars which heretofore
ran between Omaha and the west laid over
n Salt Lake City for twelve hours. Now
they are enabled to go right through to the
coast without delay at Salt Lake. They reach
3an Francisco thirteen and a halt hours
earlier and Los Angeles seventeen and a
lalf hours earlier 'than ' formerly. It Is be-
leved that this Improvement will result In
an Increased popularity ot the tourist
sleepers.
J. W. CMunn. chief clerk in the Elkhorn
laesengcd department , is In Chicago on
nislnoss ,
A. T. . 'Blcham ' , assistant ticket acent ot
the Vandalla Penns > ivanla lines at Terre
Haute.1 Ind , Is In the city.
W. J. Stono-Burner , superintendent ot
transport.itlon ot the Quincy lines at Stan-
b.rry. ( Mo , Is a visitor In the city.
Ilnllviuy > ote anil 1'ernonnln.
W. C. Barnes , traveling passenger nsent
ot the IMlsstsiirl Pacltlc , has b ? n in St
: ouswhere - IIP went to accompany the
Thirty-eighth regiment from Jefferson Bir-
racku to Kansas City. The Mlcsourl Pa
cific received thrt contract for the Initial
laul ot this regiment and the Burlington
carried it westward from Kansas City.
FACTS ABOUT THE CREAMERIES
Ccnmin Ilurcnu Sciiillncr Out Circular *
to MnmiKorn of Snch
Entcrnrlno.
WASHINGTON , Oct. 21. The census otnco
Is sending out a largo number ot letters and
circulars Intended to perfect the work of
making a complete census of dairy products.
Hitherto the annual cbnnge of managers ,
owners nnd directors which takes place In
eo mnny cheese factories and creameries has
rendered practically Impossible the v.ork o
securing accurate dairy statistics. As this
Is the season during which factories and
crcamerlcfl close up the year's business , Di
rector Merrlam suggests that before doing
so they prepare a detailed statement of the
quantity of milk or cream purchased and
the amount paid for It ; the amount of but
ter or cliecso produced ; the amount received
from the sale of each ; the amount of capi
tal Invested In plant and machinery , and
the amount paid for v < agcs. The Hems
should bo varied properly to lit cniies where
factories or creameries nro co-operative.
As tlutio statistics , which must cover the
year 1809 , vvlll not bo gathered by the
enumerators until Juno 1. 1900 , tie director
stated In an Interview today that ho "bopet
factory managers or owners would preserve
the statements ho Is asking for until the
enumerators shall arrive to use them , ncxl
Juno. "
MncUIntoxli mill nd'rpronf Snip ,
Wo are going out of the rubber busl
nwis and nro offering our Immense stock
at one-half actual value , and ns the rainy
season Is fast advancing It vvlll pay you to
visit our store while this great closing ou
sale Is going on ,
OMAHA TCNT AND nUIJDGR CO ,
1311 Kiruara St.
Army .NotvN ,
Captain Divls of the headquarters Is In
receipt of a letter from General Henry , who
li.ia recently boon assigned to the commnm
of tim Department of the Missouri He
falls to Btato when he will reach Omaha
The contract for moving the members o
the J'V > rt.eth regiment from Kort Itlley to
San Francisco hns been awarded to the
Union I'acille Hullvvav compan > The men
will start on October 30. Colonel Godwin Is
In command of tilts regiment
Tin ) in u Mii | l a Cornfield.
A man named Thomas appeared at the
police station tbarly yesterday with a
long stor > about how ho had been drugget
and robbed of )35 last night and he state
that when ho regained consciousness h
was IjInK uncomfortably In a cornfleli
north of the exposition The police Investl
gated the matter and found that Thoma
haii ttpent his jnono > for drink and whtl
intoxicated had wandered Into the cornlleh
and gene 10 sleep
IXUUNI > In Sulttelriit.
MACON , Mo , Oct. 21. After a brief < le
liberation the Jury In the cane of 8 Grugln
Indicted for murder In the first lejreo fo
Killing Jeff Hadley. In May , IWo. brough
in a verdict of not guilty today 1 ladle
had wronged Grunln's 16-i car-old dautrhter
Almu , anil Grugln admitted ttmt he liac
killed Hudley In December. l ! > i T , Gru l
v\u found eullty and sentenced to nfteu
j ears' Imprisonment. The case was r
munded by thn supreme court , with ui
result reached today ,
DEAD FROM ASPHYXIATION
_
II. fli Wnllncp , n Woilcrn 8lirp -
licrilrr , Found Dcnd In 111 *
llooni n ( .Mrrnlinnt *
A sheepherdcr from Casper , Wyo , named
H 0. Wallace , was found dead In hlfl room
nt the Merchants hotel yesterday morning as
n result of asphyxiation. The night porter , A
J Scott , detected the odor of pna while passIng -
Ing through the hallway about S o'clock nntl
tiaced It to Wallace's room. He forced open
the door nnd found iho room nlled to suffo
cation with pas and Wallace l > lng In bed ns
though sleeping. Doth windows were closed.
) n examination Scott found the man had
> een dead for some time and he reported It
t the hotel ofllco. The city authorities were
otlfled nnd the body was taken In charge
> y Coroner Swnnson.
Wallace , who was about 47 years ot age ,
ime to the city yesterday afternoon with
load of snoop from Casper and registered
t the Merchants nbout supper time- and
as given n room. 1'rlday was pay day lor
I in and he received $1GO from hlo employer ,
"HUnm H. Oable. who Is at the same hotel.
) urlng the afternoon heepcnt the greater
> art "t tins money among the Omaha stoics ,
seemingly laying In his winter supplies. In
10 evening ho was seen nbout the hotel cor-
dors once or twice and It was noticed that
10 bad been drinking considerably Ho re-
rcd about 1 30 In evident good humor and
Ith no apparent Idea , of ending his life
Nothing Is known of the man's relatives ,
ut It Is nald that ho Ina a father nnd
icther living In Junction City , Kan. , and
ord has been telegraphed there by Coroner
w anson.
The coroner states that an Inquest will not
jo necessary , as the death was plainly accl-
ental.
Wallace had very likely either blown out
ho gas , or In turning It oft had accidentally
urned It on again.
MILLARD DENIES A RUMOR
N Tint ttoinfc to Ktirnpe , nnd 1V1II
Itemnlii I'renliletit of Omnlm
'National Ilniilc.
The fact that Mr. J. H. Mtllard has dls-
losed of bis Interest In the South Omaha Na-
onal bank and hns resisted the presidency
t that Institution has given rho to a rumor
lat ho Intends to resign the presidency of
10 Omaha National In order to go to Europe
or a rest from business carco for a time.
Vhen asked about this rumor Mr. Mlllard
aid :
"I have simply closed out my South Omaha
ntcrcsts because I was ottered a profitable
rice. It was elmply a tn.ittt-r of business ,
reatly to my pecuniary advantage. As to
ny resigning the presidency of the Omaha
'atlonal , there is not avord of truth In the
tory. I am not going to Europe , although
would very much like to do so , but my bus-
ness Interests and the Interests ot others
ntrustetl to my care will prevent my enjoy-
ng any such luxury for some time to come ,
am going to New York on Sunday , to bo
ibsent about two weeks on business mat
ers. "
IlomolcNM Children.
Homes for adoption wanted for boys ,
ges respectively 14 jcars , 13 years , 12 years ,
> ears , 7 jcars , 4 months , 3 months and 2
months. Permanent homes on farms also /
v anted for ono boy 15 years of age , another i
boy 14 years old and two other boys 10
ears. Several girls also want homca , one of
hem 12 years old , but not for adoption.
Child Saving Institute , 604 So. 18th street.
P. C. , wife of Henry
Newell , < 1Ixl at their residence , ISOfl N.
10th. nt 0:43 : Thursday evening.
runeral from family residence Monday
Tnornlns at 10 o'clock.
CAN'T STOP THEM
"Here comes the rirst Nebraska and all
i 1 can't stop them" applies to us In this
fight against the peta , plungers and "cum-
ilne. " Just think ot It these dubs trying
o force the Ueutscher Apothokor to sell
AVost's Brain and Nerve Treatment for ? 1.00
nstcad of 33c.
Sflinefer'M CniiKli Cure 2Oc
nliie'h Crier } Compound 73c
lood'N bnrHiiiiiirlllii 7'e
Ciirtcr'n I.lior 1'IIln ir > c
Stiinrt'N Ij Nici > HliL Tnblvia lUc
j rum lit Pile Cure lOc
St-ott'H niiiulNlon. r e
lilies' IlvniiMllvn 75c
'Ifrcc-'M Iteiiiocllos 75 < !
JultVx ' 31 iiIt Wlilnlcc- S5c
S. .S. S 7 < * > G tuitl I- . '
'o/7oiil'fi Ponder U , * > u
1'ctlow'M SwilllNdllMll IfiC
"XViirucr'n Safe Cure < . , . .UOc
AVInc itt Ciirilul 7r > o
CUT PRICE
[ DRUGGIST.
Corner 16th and Chicago.
Look this list over and you will flnrt
something to start your hair grovvlnK
somcthlnir tliat will keep It erowlnif
and nt the same time .strengthen It
something that will keep the dandrult
out maklnir the hair have a rich ,
smooth , Klossj- appearance o the nat
ural ulmde.
$200 Globe llalr Rcstoratlvo W.OO
(100 ( Austin's Hair Grower ( will cure
dandruff ) Jl.OO
[ 100 Aver'.s Hair Vlcor 70c
00 Ilall'H Hair licnovvcr 7So
iOc Parker's HHr Ditlsam 40c
> OQ nurnc'tl'H Cocoulno 4Sc
iOo Lvon's ICnllmron 40c
(100 ( Qulnlno Tonic , larpo 73c
DOc Quinine Tonic , sinull 4Uc
25c Mason's Hair Dye ) o
noc liuckliiRliiiin Whisker Dye 40c
? 1 00 Bachelor's Hair Ujo bOc
J. A , Fuller & Co. ,
Cut Price Druggists ,
14th nnd Douglas Sts ,
FASTER THAN EVER
. .T1IU. .
"UNION PACIFIC"
tins Inaugurated new train service and re
duced the time of TUB OVERLAND LIM
ITED , TKAIN NO. 1 , between OMAHA ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS and SAN FRANCISCO ,
3 HOURS AND 15 MINUTES. Between
Omaha and Los Angeles , FOUR HOURS
AND 15 MINUTES ,
Only 57 Hours
MIShOUHI IllVnit TO 1'ACiriO COAST.
IIiiftct Siniilcluir
mill Iillirur ) Cure
vi Uli llnrhcr hlicip.
OM UIA TO
SAX rilANriNCO AND I'OHTIAM1.
I ) \II.V TO AMI FUOJI
1'ACiriC COAST.
l'iilu T Slrriilne Cam.
Dliiliie Cum
Chair Cum.
CITY TICKET OFFICE ,
1302 Farnam Street.
A AcnI'lrm. .
The Columbia. Granhophono Co. hav6
opened a complete line ot graphophoncs ,
phonographs , records nnd Fiippllrs at 1515
Farnam street nnd Invite the public to come
In and Inspect their stock They have
bought the stock ot the Omaha Phonograph
Co and have put the whole outfit on the
bargain counter Machines given away.
Hamilton Warren. M. I ) . , eclectic nnd
magnetic physllr\n , has moved his office to
119 North 16th tr8t. room 13. Special nt-
tentlon to all long-standing or lingering dis
eases and to 'llseases of women nnd children ,
We d > o anything any colof new method.
Pantorlura , 14th and Farna-.n.
of Tlinr.
The fast train for Chicago via the Chicago ,
Milwaukee St. Paul railway , formerly de
parting at 5 45 p. m. , now leaves the union
depot dally nt 7.33 p. m. , arriving Chicago at
0:35 : a. m.
Sheridan nnd hnrd coal. Wo give trading
stamps. Victor White , 1605 Farnam street.
Have noot piint It.
RS IIUI'HH TO IMIItTljAMD
Vln T'lilnn ' 1'nrlflo.
Compare this time with other lines and
sec how mtirh quicker It Is.
Buffet cars , palace glccpora and chair cars.
City ticket onicc , 1302 Farnam street.
W repc.lr cooks , ranges , heaters , furnacM.
120 ? Douglas , Omaha Steve Ucpair Works.
We deslro to express our sincere thanks
to our many friends and members ot the
1C. 0 T M for the kindness and sjmpathy
ehown us duiing the sickness and death ot
our beloved son and brother
Mil. FAllEK AND FAMILY.
Blank hook nnd mngizlno binding. A , I.
Root , 1609 Howard street.
Fine unlaundered white shirts , COc. Kcl-
ley & Hoyden. 16th nnd Chicago sts.
Auction sale ot Jnpinesp art goods nt
Japan Tea liouso on West Midway , Expo
sition grounds. Kntlro stuck of high gride
brlc-n-brac and himl-pilntod chlnnwaroa
will bo fold nt a genuinemrtlon sale. Sale
begins 2 nnd 7 p in. dally.
The Faces in These Shoes
Are not in the shoes wo sell , but they repre
sent the beauty , style and superior quality that
all our goods possess in the highest degree.
We deal in shoes exclusively and give you all
the advantages of a specialist in our line per
fect fitting , high grade , fashionable shoes , at
the lowest possible cost.
t P. Cart
N. R , Corner 10th and Douaiaa Sts.
, ' witsw
- THE 99-CENT STORE ,
Careful Handling
Ol tableware la the xceptlon rather"
than the rule. If you would have
jour china closet always look well ,
buy jour china Inun us. Wo cannot
insure against breakage , but wo will
guarantee to give jou the best that
can bo had at any price. The best
does not break as easily as the other
kind.
SPECIAL LAMP SAX.E.
Mondaj' wo place on sale a manu
facturer's sample line of Lamps at 50c
on the dollar of real value. See them
In our west show window.
1519-1521 1519-1521
Douglas Douglas
Street. 9 Street.
* * 10th ft ,
Hear
l tk M.
egeitt $3.50 Shoes for the men's Ideal shoos wear
. , . , , . , , , raado up in
the height of fashion and include every well known and popular style
and leati.cr the same reliable quality of leather used , as in the shoes
you are asked S3 nnd $6 for of other dealers our price for your choice
of any Btyle or leather , Including patent leather , viol kid , kanparoo , calf , onaraol
si- any color of tan $2.50 and $3.61) ) . Shoes Hold direct from the factory *
We make the bold claim that thebc are the great
est and absolutely the best bargains in
. . . _
< JCSBAtv e > w
M ens Suits
vercoats
Wo bought this clothing when the prices for woo ) nnd manufactured material were
fully 10 per cent lower than now , when the mado-np product vsas at least CO per cent
less than at present , nnd wo paid less than regular factory prices when wo made the
purchase because wo placed such nn Immense order. Inspect this list of our Incompar
able money-saving opportunities.
Men's strictly all v\ool business suits , In a great variety of Htyllsh patterns , In all
the most popular colorings , made of the most durable and best wearing fabrics , such ns
Reliable Tricot Lawn , Tancy Casslmero , Nobby fwced , Very Stylish Cheviot t made In
a most careful manner , with deep French facings nnd heavy oerge linings ,
In slnglo nnd double breasted sack styles suits that will look well , wear $5
well nnd give the best of satisfaction special at ,
Men's very fine heavy weight suits , in the greatest variety of owell patterns over
shown , In stripes , checks and plaids , also plain colors , lu all the much wanted colorings ,
made from all the most desirable fabrics , such as ninck and Colored Clay Worsted ,
Most Styllah Strlpo Worsted. 20-oz. Indigo niuo Serge , Swell India Spring Cassl-
mere , made In the height ot fashion In all st > lcs and sizes , with slnglo or
double breasted vests , lined with Skinner's guaranteed satin , serge or
Italian cloth , every garment In this lot WOH made to sell at $10 , only . .
Men's very finest heavy-weight suits , In all the swell patterns and colorings , In
stripes , oxfords and plain colors , In single and double breasted Hack and cutaway frock
styles , made from flnut fabrics , both foreign and domestic , such as Globe Worsted
Stripe , Swell Oxford Vicuna , Imported niuo Serge , Imported Clay Worsted , all made
trimmed and lined In a thorough custom manner , In alt styles and skes ,
with hand made buttonholes and hand padded ehoulders made In every $15
'
way equal to a'f35.00 custom-made suit , now , .
Men's medium and heavy-weight overcoats , In nil the correct shades , In all sizes ,
styles and length , made of fabrics which are known for their good wearing qualities ,
such ns Men'a Durable Heaver Overcoats , Men's Handsome Covert Overcoats , Men's
i\erlaEtlng Melton Overcoats , Men's Popular Kersey Overcoats , made In a
reliable manner , with or without velvet collar , deep Kren h facing , with
heavy &ergo lining and Iron cloth tleeve lining , plush lined $5
pockets , worth $7 50 , now for
OXI.Y nr iiorns TO PACIPIO CO\ST.
October If. the I'tilon I'nolno
will reduce the timeof Its fast train No. 1 ,
"Tho Overland Limited , " 3 hours nnd 15
minutes beUeon Omaha nnd Sun Francisco
Pour hours and 15 minutes bctwetn Omaha
and l.os Angeles.
A. D. T. Co. , messengers furnished , bag
gage delivered. 1302 Douglas St. Tel. 177.
Snutcnlr Still
With each new dozen cabinet photoa or
larger pictures. 313-15-17 So. SSth St.
Hubcrmann , jeweler , absolutely reliable.
honest prices guaranteed eat. 1S66 cor. 13th
and Douglas
Set > our line Imported overcoating nnd
suitings. 0. A Lindqulflt. 316 S. ICth st.
high Class Dental Work ,
AT POPULAR PRICES.
For the benefit of those whoso menus
arc limited , \vo quoin the following'
j prices , peed until Oct. SI , Inclusive.
Good sot tooth $4.00
Host sot tenth 7.00
Gild Crowns..s 4.00
Bridge-Work , per tooth ll.oO
Alloy Fillings 7ii
Sih or Filling f,0
Tooth cleaned 60
Teeth Extracted Pninlobsly ' . ' 5
Wo do just nsve advertise. Wo guar
antee our work. Contracts nuido now ,
peed sit any future time.
New York Dental Company ,
115 S. 16th Street.
1)11. OMHMMEK , MQI5.
Gorman spoken. Lady attendant.
You can't
even <
chew the rag
If you don't have good teeth. And
you know who would wear the pants
If > ou didn't always have the last
-word.
word.Why
Why don't you get your teeth In
shape BO you can chew and chow
and chow the rag ? or boarding house
Btoak ? or biscuits like jour mother
didn't us d to make ? or ten-penny
nails on occasion ? or any other like
delicacy ?
Why don't you ? And why don't you
see a first-class dentist about It ?
Hero's his name :
Bailey , PAXTON
. . . BLOCK.
the
Sixteenth St.
Entrance.
Give Us Exercise
It's good for our health. We are ex
perts In climbing io.\\ \ ladders , don't' '
hesitate to atk to see something because -
cause Its' on the top shelf we are will
ing to pull mir goods down to ehovv and
explain whether jou wish to buy or not.
You can't keep house
without our goods. Sugar and coffee are
a luxury , but tacks and nails and ham
mers are necessities. Of course any ,
old hardware store sells these things ,
but they all don't sell 'em as cheap
and as good as
JAS , MORTON & SON CO. , '
1511 Dodge St.
Agents for Wm. T. Wood & Co.'a
Celebrated Ice Tools.
!
Need a Parent i
Your need of n heating steve must
bo apparent to you now , oven though
the wcuthe-r Is not in jot very cold
You know the kind of vvf.itber wo are
liable to get almost any day now. To
be prewired for cold weather you
should
Buy a Royal Acorn j
The Royal Acorn In the host hard \
coal Htnvu made Very Htrong licnter , A
vc-ry economical In UHO of coal , IOPH | s
not cruek and every size Is a powerful I
dnublo boater without nxtru cost , j
Acorn Haso liurncis from J21 upward. *
John Hussie Hardware Go ,
2107.2401) ) Cuming St. \
"If you buy It ot Husslo It's right. " \
-JfnmJL
T * * jr- + * * * ' * * * -m * * * *
Here's a Good Place
to Buy Your Medi
cines.
Our stock Is nlwavs kept fresh because
our sales ale large
Our gixids .iro good beiaubo wo make It a
rillo to 1'uy nothing Imt the bt"V und we
live up to oui rule religiously
Our pnwcrlptlon < lB | > jrtment IH oarefully
handltVl by graduates of pharinicy , vrhote
skill and .science lire unqutatlomd
On these grounds wo ask for > our vatron-
ago Wo can save you some money on every
article > ou bio hire' '
v\o t-arry nothing but the purest drugs
and Htand.ird midUlnctt
Wo serve IMII courteoiJhlj
1 > , carefully and promptl )
BUY
DRUGS
QUICK.
H < pretty nrarl : a settled fact now that
the ilriig trimt will swiillow up < °
small ll li In thu line In Onmha and IIOSM-
folv Mime of tlio ' hirk < < ' You had better
Inv in u "iiitpls of n itrnt medicines vn'lo '
you inn get them at llie o tirlcoi. Mail
orders prompllj attended to.
Terms , SPOT CASH.
Uojulnr Our
Pi ic o. Price
25c Mennen'H Talcum Powder. IS
2oc Parker's Tur Soup 15
Siu 1'lrrcc n Pleasant Pttrgatlvo Pel
lets 20
fl.Oi ) Pierre's Pnvoiltp Pnscilptlon . 75
Jot1 Piitti-iirliio Dontlfrke 20
! > 'tc ' 1'ond'n ' Kxtrm-t 10
$1 00 Port Wine , wood ( iii.irt bottle 69W
$1 IK ) Shrrr > VS Inc. good iiuurl bottle . W
25c Hubiroam for Totth 20
Me Plmuid'H Kan Do Qulnlno
Jl Oi Plrnuid s Dull lo quinine . . . .
fl ( X ) Plnaild \cKotnl ( violet , lilac ) . .til
Me Pozzonl'H Powder ( fiesli , vvlilto ) S3
fine PvrnmUl Pile Cure
$1 00 Pjrntiild I'lle Cure VU
Me Iladwn.v s llendv llrllof
60c Seven Butlurlund Slsteis * Hair
Grower
CT.c SlH'tlU-ld s Dentifrice . so
Jl 00 SUnrn t Wine of Cod l.lver Oil
MoSviup of I'MRs ( Roitlilnol 40
$1 00 Swift's Sjphllltlc Specific- .73
50c Stuurfx h > pop < la Tablets . 40
r > 0c Scott's nnulNlon Cod I.Ivor Oil i3
$1.00 Scott's imtilsl : < in Cod l.lver Oil. 73
BOc Sc'liirrmun's Asthma Cure . 40
"Be Sozodont . 40m
ROc St Jncob's Oil m
fiOc Tnrrunt'H Holtror Aperient . . . 45MJ
$1.00 Tun ant's Holtzer Apeili-nt . ! MJ
25e Tetlow a Swans Down Powder. 13
23iTrnsk n Mngnotlc Ointment. . . . .20
lOc Vaseline , plain 2-oz bottle
21i White Ilo o Soni | (47tl ( ) !
25e Wlnslow's ( Mrs ) Soothing Sirup0
r,0o William's Pink Pills ttl
fl 2J Warners Safe Cure ! ) J
$1 00 Wine CiinUlt < McKlrec's )
35c Warners Utthla Salve ' - >
2Sc Witch Hazel Salve " 0
2Sc Woodbun's Facial Soap 13
$1.00 W.uiU'olo's ' Cod Liver Oil ( taste
less ) " >
$1 00 Madam Yale's Hoods 73
J" > c Humphrey's Sp < cities - ' )
2T > e Munyon's Hcinedlcs 10
$1 00 I.lstcrlno rgcnulne ) "J
Me Hilton's Specific 3
$1.00 Brome Seltzer 76
Write for catalogue nnd buy quick.
Sherman & McConnell
Drug CO. ,
1513 Ilodcc Street , Omnlm.
MODERN
DENTISTRY
Is a revelation. Teeth arc saved by scien
tific treatment of roots , protected by crowns
today that formerly would have been hope
lessly lost. All tooth , cannot bo saved and
such we PAINLESSLY extract with VITAL
IZED AIH , which leaves no sere gunis , no
bad effects and can bo taken by any ono.
Vitalized Air . CiOo
Cold 1-llllnKn . 91. BO
Taft's ' Philadelphia Dental Rooms ,
15 IT Uousclns Street.
Duck Coats 75c
Duck Ulsters $1,98
Fancy Worsted Suits. . 4,00
All Wool Plusli Back
Underwear
75C
Chinchilla Caps 25c
Checked Overalls with
bibs 38c
Rubber Boots $2,20
Fur Overcoats $6,90'
GUARANTEE
CLOTHING CO. ,
CAPITOL AVE. ,
NEARI6TH STREET
Clone to Hen act t'a.
THEY TASTE RIGHT
Cigars that nro bought at our store tbat'a
ivhy wo have such a. magnificent trade. Our
cigars not only taste right , but they burn
right. And when It comes to a good smoke ,
you want to try
OUR FIVE CENT JERSEY
It's the best elgar sold In Omaha for the
money. Lota of dealers don't sell aa good
a cigar for ten tents.
Paxton Block Cigar Store ,
j ( i ni sritnur , MSAH \H.V\M. .
J \roil JAMCtMJJC. 1-HOI' .
Diamonds
Wo have Junt received a
new Importation of the pret
tiest diamonds ever nbown In
Omaha-wo'd like you to see
them we'll mount them In
uny setting desired. \
'i HI : orriciAi. hi-ooiv.
Sterling silver Five O'clock
Tcan , | 1 Klvo O'clock Toan ,
engraved bowl , 1.50. Tea
tire. II CO. Tea size , en
graved bowl , fa 00 Wo have
n full line of Uxposltlou
Souvenirs
Unli-li Ili-inlrliiir. Y
UsjHiclally llnu watches la a
special feature -with us
we've got on expert natch
man
Gee , W , Ryan & Co. ,
Jeweler Oiimlm KM ! S. lUth St.