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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE; WEDNESDAY, 31 ATI OH 21, 1900.
YEAR IS A PROSPEROUS ONE
Annual Report of Mitiouri Pacific Encour
aging and Satisfactory,
NET EARNINGS CONSIDERABLY INCREASED
Inrrrnncs In KrrlKlit nnil PitmiPtiKcr
Iliislnrsa Over I'rccrilliin; Yrnr
Cuiupnrlnon of Trnvet to
Otiin'm Kxponltlon.
Tho nineteenth annual report of the Mis
souri I'aclflc Ilallroad company for the year
cndlnK December 31, 1899, which has Just
been submitted to tho directors and stock
holders, Is encouraging In every particular.
The satisfactory condition of affairs for the
year covered by the roport can readily bo
appreciated when a comparison with the year
preceding Is made. It shows that gross
earnings wcro Increased fi per cent, operat
ing expenses 2.4 per cent ntui tho net earn
ings Increased 11.6 per cent, with an Increase
of B per cent In the passengers nnd 8.2 per
cent in tho tons of freight carried.
Tho consolidated Income accounts for the
Missouri I'aclflc railway, St, Louis, Iron
Mountain & Southern railway and leased And
operated lines a total mileage of 4.938.02
miles for tho year ending December 31, 1899,
nro shown in tbo report as follows:
dross earnings J2S,0T9,S20 14
Operating expenses 19,632,113 30
the reorganization committee was approved
today by Judgo Amos A. Thayer and Judgo
John V. Philips, sitting In the foderal court.
T. E. Hill of JW York and 8. 13, Ladd of
this city protested against the conflrmatlou
of tho sale, but was denied oven the right
to flic a petition to Intervono In the receiv
ership case. The attorney will appeal lo
the United States supreme court In behalf
of tho Arkansas Construction company,
which has claims against the Kansas City,
rittsburg & Gulf for construction work
amounting to more than $2,600,000.
Itnlltrnv ,oc nn! IVrionnln.
General I'nasenger Agent Francis of tho
Burlington Is In Denver.
General Agent Kuhn of the Northwestern
Is absent on a business trip In tho west.
W. H. Stlllwell of Topcka, general
superintendent of tho Rock Island west of
tho .Missouri river. Is an Omaha visitor.
IIAYIJE.VS CIIOCKKIIY
AntnnlnhliiK
HAItUAI.VS.
HlRh-Ornilc
Net enrnlncs S 8.417.706 81
Other Intxjnic ,.. 1,914.327 90
Total Income $10,302,031 74
(.'hiirues uiriilnst Income:
Interest accrued on bonds t 6,696,750 32
Tiixch 913,163 SS
ucniiilH paid i,i 497,277 01
Hunilry nmounts 2,09ii,172 32
... 9,2(S,3G3 23
.J 1.156.671 fil
. 015,715 60
Total cburget)
Surplus uvulliible
Dividends paid
Net surplus 640,926 01
l'er cent of rxncnxps tn izrnnn
earnings . 69.9
Comparison with tho report of 1898 shows
tho following Increases: Gross earnings,
1,334,997.!8; operating expenses, 1159,515.04;
net earnings, $875,452.54; other Income, $1,
078,892.47; total Income, $1,954,345.01; Inter
est accrued on bonds, $350,551.99; taxes, $1,
i23.77; sundry charges against Income, $1,
625,394.03; total charges, $1,977,572.79; div
idend paid, $515,745.50.
Tho only decreases nro as follows: sur
plus avnllablc, $23,227.78; net surplus, $538.
073.28, nnd a decrease of 1.8 por cent in the
per cent of expenses to gross earnings.
Vice President Warnor says In the report:
"Tho property has been well maintained and
Improved during tho last year. With tho
goncral activity In Industrial pursuits dur
ing the year there has been nn increased de
mand for labor nnd material entering Into
tho operation and malntcnnnce of tho prop
erties, which has resulted in raising ccst of
same, tending to Increase the expense of
operation. Nlnety-sovcn locomotives wore
rebuilt, as against eighty last year, at an
Increased cost of $83,289.60.
In discussing tho pnssengor situation, Vice
President Warner says: "Passenger traffic
ha Increased In a direct ratio with tho ad
vancing prosperity of the country: the vol
umo of trnvel has also continued on account
of activity In military matters and tho year,
as a whole, has been a most favorable one
for passenger trufllc, It being, however, un
fortunate that full benefit of the Increased
travel could not have been enjoyed at normal
rates, revenue having been depleted by com
pllclitlons In various directions.
Omnliii Kxiioxltlou Travel.
"In 1898, on account of tho Tranamlssls
slppi Exposition at Omaha, tho local passen
ger business amounted to 103,558 passengers
carried, revenue amounting to $130,487.25;
while In 1899 only 13,70," passengers wore car
ried to tho Omaha exposition, tho revenue
received boing $10,909.99, a decrease In local
paBsengerB of 89,852 and In revenue of $119,
577.26. Something llko $30,000 was earned
In 1898 In Intorllne business to tbo exposition,
while thore was practically no Interline
business In 1899. In round numbers the paB
longer revenue from tho exposition decreased
In 1899 about $150,000 us against the previous
ycur." Dosplto this decreaso the Missouri
I'aclflc in 1899 carried 4,230.046 passengers,
an Increase over 1898 of 351,237.
Discussing tho freight situation Vice Prcsl
dent Warner mentions tho celebrated con
troversy over packing house products to tho
southeast waged between Omaha and Kansas
City roads last year as follows: "Freight
traffic operations for 1899 show 775,137 tons
carried In oxcess of last year. Packing houso
product shipments decreased 36,067 tons on
tho Missouri Pacific and 11,040 tons on tho
lion Mountain, largeU' duo tn excessively
low rates quoted by competing lines on ex
port provisions, rendering Its transportation
of doubtful advantage. Disturbed rate con
ditions temporarily forced tho schedule on
this commodity to such abnormally unre
muneratlvo figures thnt It was considered
prudont to withdraw for a; time from tbo
market."
Now equipment was purchased during the
year at a cost of $1,6S5,152.20, as follows:
2,000 box cars, ten locomotives, ono plow
car, ono passenger coach, ono official car.
ILLINOIS CUM'HAI, MUX i() WKHT.
Appointee for Xrw Weatern Aireiiclua
SH'llll II I) y OlIIUllU.
Captain J. 1 Marry of Dubuque, assistant
general pansenger acnt of tho Illinois Cen
tral, was In tho city yesterday. "Passengor
trafllo on our new Omaha lino is much moro
satisfactory than wo anticipated," said
Captain Merry enthusiastically. "Business
weatbound Is especially good and wo aro on
couraged to bollevo that eastbound buslncB
-will gradually bo Increased, especially when
our now commercial agents get located In
the western cltlca to which they have been
nppolntcd."
Captain Merry was accompanied by James
Oulton, formerly traveling freight ngent of
tho Illinois Central with headquarters at
llloomlugton, 111., who has been appointed
commercial agent nt Denver; J. F. Van
Hensselaor. traveling freight and passenger
agent nt Denver, anil Donald nose, the
nowly-oppolnted commercial agent nt Salt
Luke. Messrs. Culton, Van Iteneselaer and
lioso loft In tho nfternoon for their now
hornet) and will bo accompanied by Assistant
General Freight Agent Wcltzell of the local
office.
Prior on
(ioocla.
English seml-porcelaln cups and saucers,
regular $1.00 values set of '6 for 49c.
Seml-porcelaln plates, dinner slic, very
neat decoration, $1.00 values set of 6, for
42c. Handed oyster bowls, sold -everywhere
for 10c, each 4,Ac. Seml-porcelaln oatmeal
bowls, assorted decorations, 10c values, for
4V4c. $1.00 wash bowls and pitchers, white
granite, for 69c pair, Flint, crystal clear
tumblers, plain or fancy, 2c, 25c creamers,
Japanese, very pretty decorations, for 9c.
60o cups and saucers, Japanese, latent decor
ation, for 15c pair. Large sizo embossed
nickel parlor lamps, best center burner,
$2.50 values, for $1.48. $2.60 toilet sets, C
pieces, seml-porcelaln, latest shapes and
deporatlono, for $1.29.
' .... HAYDEN imOS.
HOW IT WILL AFFECT OMAHA
(lenrrnl .Mnchlnlstn' Mtrlkr In thin CHy
Will l'ut Mrnrly 2,000 Men
Out of Work,
AVyonilimr It u I Iron it l'runnei'tii.
KVANSTON, Wyo., March 20. (Special.)
A largo party of nurllngton surveyors Is
In the Held south of Evauston running lines
for tho extension from Guernsoy to Salt
Lake City. It is said" that tho entire line haq
ibeen survoyed from auertiBoy to this place,
and now tho Intervening distance, Evanston
to tho Mormon capital, la being made ready
for tho graders. Tho surveyors have not
ypt decided which routo they take from
here west. Ono ri'port has It that the road
will bo run through Ogdon canyon, and
another says It will pass through Hod canyon.
CoIoiiUt Kitten AltolUlinl,
The abolishment of colonist rates from
tho Missouri river to Portland and the sub
stitution therefor of the regular tariff rates,
as determined upon by the presidents of
western roads nt their New York confer
ence, -went Into effect yesterday and the
former rato of $25 has been displaced by a
rnto $15 hlghor. Travel from Omaha to the
northwest was noticeably lively on tho morn
ing trains, many passengers going through
from Chicago nnd eastern points who had
purchased their tickets early enough to se
cure advuntago of tho colonist rates.
ltnllronil Suit- Appro veil.
KANSAS CITY, March 20. The salo of the
Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf railroad to
The Arkansas Construction company through.
Locnl labor leaders are discussing tho
probable effect of the proposed general strike
which may bo ordered by tho executive com
mltteo of tho Machinists' union. "Tho gon
cral Btrlke will not bo ordered at all points
at tho sarao time," said tho secretary, of tho
Central Labor union, "but will probably bo
ordered first nt those points whero It will do
tho most to cripple tho Chicago contractors,
ns at Cleveland jor Toledo, tho belt affected
growing larger as the necessity of tho fight
at Chicago demands until It covers tbo whole
country. So far we have hud no communica
tion on the subject from the general officers,
uui we expect to get somo word from thom
at any time."
In speaking of tho trades and worklngmen
of Omaha who would bo Involved in caso a
strike wero ordered In this city, those fa
miliar with the condition placed the number
who would be directly affected at between
1.700 and 1,800, with at least, five times that
number who would bo greatly affected, but
In an Indirect manner. The trades directly
Interested besides tho machinists would be
the bollcrmakcrs. moulder ,.),.. n.i
" v, IIUIIUCID.
BOSTON STORE ART LINENS
Qracd Spec ill Offering Immenie Loti High
Grids Ait Embroider Linen Pisces.
TO GO ON SALE TODAY.
Hntlre Art .rrillr Work: nriinrtmmt
of 1'romltient N. Y. llctnll Dry (looiln
Store Hold nt I'tilillc Auction
nnil IlotiKkt !' Us At
LESS THAN 23C ON THE DOLLAR.
All the stamped and plain dollies, tray
cloths, tidies, etc., that are worth up to 2oc,
go nt 5c each
All tho plain and stamped linen splashers.
pillow shams, dresser scarfs, tray cloths
etc., worth 50c, go at 10c each.
All tho pillow tops, all the centerpieces,
scarfs, shams, dollies, tray cloths, etc., worth
up to 75c, go at 16c each
All tho lunch cloths, all tho dresser scarfs,
all tho pillow shams, all tho small table
cloths, all tho hemstitched drawn work lunch
cloths, all tho linen tablo covers, everything
worth up to $1.50 each, go at 25c each.
100 balls of strictly all silk crochet silk,
worth 16c ball, go at 5c ball.
Dig lot of alt kinds of dress trimmings, In
cluding silk gulmp, silk braid and fancy
chenlllo dress trimmings, worth up to 10c,
all go at lc ynrd.
juo novelty ink wells, pen wipers, pen
holders, etc., that sold up to $1.00 each, we
will sell at 25c each.
1,000 plaster parts statues nt Dnwcy, Samp
son, Schley, Dickens, Longfellow and hun
dreds of other subjects, made to retail at
$1.00 each, wo will sell tomorrow at 9c each.
500 pieces of all silk veiling In plain black,
whllo and colors, plain nnd fancy chenille
spots, worth 25c yard, go at 4c and 10c yard.
8C LACES, 114C YAIW.
Largo bargain square with all kinds of
Torchon and Valenciennes laco and ln,ser
tlon, all widths, go at l'c yard.
All tho finer English nnd German torchon
laco nnd Insertion, extra flno quality, all tho
very newest patterns, worth up to 25c, go In
this sale nt 5c yard.
Many thousand yards of the finest em
broidery and Insertion In all widths, In
cluding Swiss, nainsook nnd Jaconet, worth
up to 25c, In this salo at 6c and 10c yard.
To accommodate all and not havo the sale
too crowded, theso goods will be sold on
front bargain squares, where there will be
plenty Of room, plenty of sales ladles, quick
service and everything to mako the sale
aa comfortable as possible.
IIOSTON STOItE, OMAHA,
N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas Sts.
The Attention nt tn
Trayellng public Is respectfully Invited to
the magnificent equipment offered to patrons
of tho CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE AND ST.
PAUL RAILWAY botween Omaha and Chi
cago. Solid VeStlhlllpil. h.ata.l .-A
utmorKers, car. painters and laborers In lcctrlc lighted trains. Palace sleepers and
the yards of the railroads. A strike at this diners, buffet and library cars, free reclln-
ume, u ib sam, would be a hard blow to
the worklngmen of Omaha, who rn r,-
orally well employed at good wages and 'who
aro looking forward to ono of the most pros-
I'uruus yeurs in mo nistory of the city.
Mrs. Calvin Zimmerman. Mllesburg, Pa.
says,- "As a speedy cure for coughs, colds'
croup and soro throat One Minute Cough
Cure Is unequaled. It is pleasant for chil
dren to take. I heartily recommend It to
mothers." It Is tho only harmless remedy
that produces Immediate results, if
bronchitis, pneumonia, grippe and throat and
lung diseases It will prevent consumntlnn
Mortality Stntlntlo.
Tho following- births and deaths were
reported nt the olce of the Board n?
Health durlnsr the twenty-four hours end
ing nt noon Tuesday:
UlrthB: Wlllltm Fnrnuhnr. 1SOT Military
road, boy: Henry O. Hartrnnii. 270S Spiuld
lng.glrl; George1 D ckson. liill Soiitl Twen
ty.flMt street, girl; George Kleffner. 2956
Martha. Elrl: Hchwanherirj 17m wmi...
tiny; Nils Wendell, 2029 South Bancroft:
gin.
2,$h3ZWaPnt?nm NT1' Nine
teenth: Harold R. Koefe, 1 venr, 408 Wnl.
nut. pneumonia; Carl J. Nei!on, 29 veari
Forty-sixth and Many, typhoid fever: Al
bert Braun. 35 years. Thirteenth and Far
nam. suicide: Babv Chester. 3 m,-,nM,- ,m
Houth Twenty-ninth, pneumonia: Murjciiret
Dec. 70 years, 1907 South Twelfth, ehronlc
bronrhltis; James Smith. 60 years, Douglas
county hospital, pulmonary tuberculosis
Carrie M. Glb?on, 19 years. 2610 Franklin!
Edward A. Smllett. 3 dnv win xt,.i;
Twenty-fifth: Ethel Davie. 15 years. 1344
aoujn orty-eigntn.
Ml B. Soilth, Butternut, Mich., says. "De.
Witt's Little Early nisers are the very best
pills, I ever used for costlveness, liver and
bowel troubles."
Ing, chair cars, fast time and union dtpots.
City Ticket Office, 1604 Fsrnam st. F. A.
mash uenern Western Agent.
Oraiht-Cilcscn,
7:00 a. m 8:30 p. m.
4:55 p. m 7:45 a. m.
7:30 p. rn 9:30 . rn.
via
"The Northwestern Line,"
1401 and 1403 Farnam str'est.
"The best of everything."
HmI Men nnd I. of I
Members of Alfaretta council No. 3, D. of
V., Imp. O. It. M and of all other councils
and tribes arc requested to meet at tho
homo of Mrs. Bliss, northwest corner 24th
and Cuming. Wednesday at 1 o'clock to at
tend the funoral of Sister Carrie Gibson.
ENFORCE THE LAWS
, Announcements,
Protopapas, the modern Hercules from
Greece, Is creating a sensation by his pos
Ings" and feats of strength at tho Crelehton.
Orpjioura theater. Other attractions are De
Forest and Ln Bello Pearl, In refined whirl
wind dances; Gilbert, the comedian, n mono
logi'. i-urton and. Brooks, in, humorous con
verH tlr.is and tropical soaks: Esmeralda.
alack wire and xylophone, playing; Frank ! W?1Df!e,,op U0T thf clerks have a lie
?.?Ln' iTI- i0"?"' the WPb. new P.c-ZVutkXu'tC?.;enThoCrnre aT'r,
iuiob. incur win ue a maiineo today. The
program Is woll suited for a matlneo performance.
Mecca Court, Tribe of Ben Hur atten
tion all members nro requested to attend
tho funeral of Slstor Carrie M. Gibson,
Wednesday, nt 2 o'clock. Funeral from St.
John's church, 26th and Franklin.
F. C. WHITE, Chief.
C E. ALLEN. Scribe.
Wliy Unilreaa In the tlarl:
When by traveling In the luxurious sleep
ing cars of the CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE
AND ST. PAUL RAILWAY you may turn
on the electric lamp and make the berth as
light as day.
City Office. 1504 Farnam st.
Five
Trains dally for Chicago via the NORTH
WESTERN LINE. A full list of them can
be secured at 1401 and 1403 Farnam street
See C. F. Harrison's real estate bargains.
THE M'CREARY WASH GOODS
Wash Fabrics from tho MoOrearj PuronMa
on 8alt Todaj at Boston Store,
50C WASH GOODS 15C YD
Tlic IIIkIickI ClnNN .imt Novell)- Wnsli
l'nlirlen Will (to on Mnlu Tndn
nt Less Than 1 -1 the
ItCKtilnr l'rlec.
AT BOSTON STORE, OMAHA.
50C WASH GOODS, 15C YARD.
All the finest quality Imported French and
German organdies, fancy prints, finest qual
ity dotted Swiss, that generally sells nt 60c,
wo offer tomorrow as long as It lasts at 15c
yard.
25C WASH GOODS, 8C YARD.
All tho finest quality Imported lace lawns,
all the finest and highest grade Scotch lawnn,
nil tho dainty corded Scotch dimity, all the
plain organdies and everything that Mc
Creary sold up to 25c yard, go at 8'Ac yard.
All tho 16c and 20c flno corded dimities,
open work laco lawns, plain India lawns,
etc., go at &VtC yard.
All tbo puro all linen Imported Scotch
lawns, tho best and most substantial wash
fabrlo made, strictly all linen; McCrcary's
prlco up to 76c; all go at 15c yard.
All tho 5c and 7 lie domestic lawns go at
lc yard.
All tho tufted glnghnmu, Scotch ginghams,
Imported madras ginghams, In fact all tho
25c and 35c McCreary ginghams, go nt 10c yd.
All the 85c silk striped light nnd dark
ground challls, floral designs, stripes, polka
dots, on sale on main floor at 39c yard.
75c quality French flannel, pure wool light
and dark ground, on salo ut 39c yard.
60C MOUSSELINE DB SOIE, 29C YARD.
This Includes corded mousscllne de sole
with floral designs, light and dark grounds,
embroidered polka dots, open work moussc
llne de sole, etc., all worth 50c, on sale at 29c.
All tho new silk striped crepons worth 50c
go nt 29c yard.
All tho new crinkled pllrac, ln all the
dark and dollcato colow, worth 25c, go at
10c yard. BOSTON STORE, OMAHA,
N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas St.
Fl!.KH.W, NOTICK
The funeral of the late H'enry Krug, who
died nt Phoenix, Ariz., will bo held from
his Inte residence, 1142 8. Seventeenth street,
Thursday, March 22, nt 2 p. m.
nays.
3dy will bo at the undertaker's. 11.
iCt, 1513 Capitol nvenue, till 7 p. in.
iny, Mnrch 21. The funeral will take
num.
DUNCAN-Charlei-Adams, .March 15, 1900,
at Cincinnati, O., only child of Mrs.
Cecelia -J. Duncun, aged 25 years 6 mouths
una id nays,
inn Douy
k nurKct
wcanesnny, jinrcn .1. me lunerni win MKe
place from his mother's residence, 2628
uavenport street. Tnursduy afternoon,
March 22, nt 2 o'clock. Interment at Pros
pect Hill cemetory. The deceased leaves n
wife and two children. Far. aeed fi venm.
nnd Ervlnp, 2,i years old. Services by the
Rev. Charles W. Savldgo. Friends nro In
vited. GIBSON Carrie M., daugntcr of Mr. and
nirs. a. u. uinson. nt 2010 Franklin street,
March IS, 1900, aged 19 years, 5 months
and 6 days.
Funeral from St. John's church. Twcnt--
slxth nnd Frnnklln streets. Wednesday.
March 21, at 2 p. m. Friends Invited.
STERNSDORFF Mrs. John, at her homo.
1211 S. Sixth St. Funeral notice later.
itAYiniN niton.
The IIIk Silk Deportment,
Showing now silks every day and holding
big sales Is tho reason for the biggest bust
nrns we have ever done. Note these special
prices and then come and see the goods.
Yard wldo changeable silk for 25c; plain
china silk In nil colors nt 25c; plain black
taffeta, 24-Inch wide, -at 39c; plain black
taffeta, 27-Inch wide nt 69c; plain black
gros grain silk, on sale, 50c; fancy silk In
every style, $1.00 grade, for 69c; corded
wash ellk In stripes, at 29c; Cheney Bros,
foulard light shades. 49c; fine line of black
grcnadlno for 75c; yard wldo black Jap wash
silk, at 69c.
$73,000 SHOE STOCK.
Our buyer secured the Immense shoe stock
of Nnylor, Crooker & Young, Boston, for
spot cash nt 42c on tho dollar. Tho nhoes
will soon bo here nnd we nro closing out
hundreds of pairs of flno shoes worth $3.00
to $5.00 for $1.60 to make room.
Tho "Big Store" Is giving tho most as
tonishing values over known ln shoes.
HAYDEN BItOS.
Stonecypher, printer, nd-wrlter, Up-to-dato
cuts for tale. 1201 Howard. Tel. 1310,
Outwears and Outlooks
White Lead.
It is an absolute fact that SHERWIN
WILLIAMS PAINT outwears WHITE LEAD,
Thero Is a mistaken notion In some quar
ters that thin paint is only made for small
Jobs and SPECIAL PAINTING. This Is a
-mistake. There Is no paint made nor can
any paint bo mixed by any painter that if
so DURABLE or so ECONOMICAL for paint
ing tho outsldo of houses both largo nnd
small. We GUARANTEE ITS WEARING
QUALITIES. We oIfo guarantee thnt It will
cover moro surface than other palnte. Every
package Is full measure.
Prlco $1.00 per gallon G-gallon can $7.50.
Call for color card.
Sherman & McDonnell Drug Go
New l.ooiitlnii, dor, llllli & Doilxe.
Omaha & St. Louis R. R.
Wabash Route
"St. Louis Cannon Ball"
IN THE CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
The now suits nod a niqr
ry good day to nil who "come.
"Wo wtsro about to say com
plete, but that would bo a
mistnko, for completion can
not be in a store whero now
elegance gathers daily. Our
store is full of now spring
things for womenfolks. Bright
and industrious men and wo
men havo been planning and
laboring all winter to make
the spring of 1U00 a memora
ble one for artistic beauty and
intrinsic merit of its merchan
dise, come today, or, tomor
row come anytime and see
tho fruits of their eU'orts. Much
ready-to-wear clothing for wo
men is right in everything but
tho property of staying "right"
Ours is made to lit until worn
out and to wear as woll as lit.
Tho display has received
your unstinted praise. Never was encomium moro worth
ily bestowed. We've assembled all the current stylos
by the most direct and economical process. Our care and
capacity profit you. Useless to attempt a description of
the stylos and values that abound in this vast depart
ment. Ve welcome you now, later on, at any and all times.
inii.ua
t
The
BEATS
THEM
ALL
fit. I
Our supply of pictures is being ranldlv di
minished. If you have not seen "The De
fense of Champlgny" and "Tho Dalloon,"
call nt tbo Dee offjee. Bring your coupon
cut from The Dee.
Curd of Tlinnkn.
We deslro to expreso our sincere thanks
for the klndnres shown us during tho sick
ness nnd death of our dauirhtrr. Milla
Buckley. I. 8. and L. A. LOZIAR.
1
The New 8npw Church company has re
moved to rooms 401-405 Now York Life bldg.
Why don't the. State Board of Pharmacy
enforco Its laws? Why does it allow drug
...... .o ju tunuuti uusmegs wimout a II
censo in iaet. in some stores neither ,
license,
n't von
ur resign as mem
bora.
CIIAMEK'S KIDNEY
CUIUS, 7Be.
.Tho regulur prlco of this medlcliio l ttm
e cut the price to 75c. Used and endorsed
by hundreds of citizens In Omaha. It's used
Still AKKHH'S CO IKS II SYRUP, 20e.
That's -what wo call u flrst-daHs remedy
f'i, J7.SL s."u.La.n A",?.1 d by the
,.i, ni'uiuEMr. ii s nsoa ror coughs,
colds, etc. Follow tho directions and you
can't get wrong, "
.IUST Cl
Wo cun't heln but
Cream. It's a prescription used for chapped
bunds, face and lips, costs. 10c a bottle.
MOIIK.
speak of our Lotus
SGHAEFER
CUT PRICE
DRUGGIST
Cor. lUth and Chinas Sts.
THRO' SLEEPERS
TO SAN FRANCISCO
4
If you tnko thoHurlliiRidn, you need not mako a
ni.,h,i7 V.UUHKO ,n iiiin ironi tno tltno you leave nt
Omaha nt 4:W this afternoon until you nro landed wife,
Koumi nnd In time nt San Francisco, 4:15 p. m t
day. thereafter.
Dlulng oars. Finest scenery In tho world-over
Kockles and Sierra Nevndna by dnyllRht.
UcrtliH nnd tickets nt
third
the
TICKET OFFICE,
150S FARNAM STHKUT.
Talepboa 350.
IIUKLTNCTOIV STATION,
10T1I AND MASON STREETS,
Telephone 128.
Colorado
Special
ONLY TRAIN TO DENVER
FROM CHICAGO VIA OMAHA
With llnffet, Smnklnir and I.llirnry
Corn.
FASTEST TRAIN TO DENVER
Yla Omaha,
Leaves Omaha 11 inn Tonlirhl
Arrived Denver 120 n. in. Tomorrow.
CITY TICKET OFFICE.
i:OS FARNAM STREET.
Telephone 31(1.
LAST TO LEAVE-FIRST TO ARRIVE
LEAVE OMAHA 5:05 P. M, '
ARRIVE ST. LOUIS 7:00 A. M.
Trains leave Union Station dally for
KANSAS CITY, QUINCY. ST. LOUIS and
all points east or south. SPECIAL, IIATQ3
to HOT SPRINGS, ARK.
llimeseeKers' excursion March 20. AH In
formation at CITY TICICKT OFFICE, Hit
FARNAM ST., (Paxton Hotel Hlock) or
write Harry E, Moores, C. V. &. T. A.,
Omuhn, Neb.
HAYDEN
s
OUR GREAT
The
New Cyko
We havo Just received a heavy
shipment of Cameras and with
them tho latest model of Camera
made by the Itochcpter Optical
and Camera Co. This Camera
Is fitted with tbolr Ilectlllncnr
Ions, Iris diaphragm, bulb re
lease and solid leather carrying
case. Prices, J12.00 for $9.00.
All other photo material up to
dato at lowest prices.
The Robert Dempster Go,,
1215 Farnam St.
Developing and Printing Done,
Wlinlcunlc nnd Retail.
HAYDENs s" waists
for less Than the Silk Costs.
Our buyer in New York, always awake with
an eye open for bargains, secured from the Fashion Mfg Co.
over $G, 000. 00 worth of Silk Waista at a fraction of their
actual cost. This is no idle gush, but plain, candid facts.
All new, clean, stylish waists. We have divided thom into
five lots:
LOT 1 Black nnd colored Tattota Waists corded front and back now
cuff-r-with 16 rows of stitching and high stitched collar they aro worth
$5.00 anywhere salo prlco only
LOT 2 I31ack and Colored Taffeta nnd Fancy Waists corded and
tucked all over como In all hIzcs waists worth at least
$7.00 for
LOT 3 Colorod nnd niack Tntfota Waists In cerise cardinal blues
hellos and black mado up In tho very nobbiest styles Imaginable-
worth up to $8.50 for
LOT 4 Tho cream of tho market. In all tho now designs nnd shades
cardinals groens hellos yellows blues and tho newest pastel
shades worth up to $10.00 and $12.00 for ,
LOT C 70 Imported Sample Silk Waists only ono of a kind they uro
beauties, overy one of them for, each
We aro belling moro ladles' Tallor-mado Suits than all thd houses In Omaha
combined. Wo mako this assertion without any fear of successful contradic
tion.
oun spkcial von Wednesday
60 niack Cheviot Suits overy thread all wool man tailored bought
to sell for $18.00 special tomorrow for
Millinery Opening Display
2.48
3.48
4.75
5.75
.950
10.00
Wednesday
We surpass in this
showing even our own
previous efforts. All lovers of the beau-
tinil In artistic licftthvciir Hliouiii hpo tins iiHiay.
As ti whole tho Kliowlns Ih oxqulsltcly liciiiitlful,
lircNcntluc all the lxst croatlnus of Parisian and
American milliners, as well as our own original
creiiMoiiH. ln rondy-to wear street liats for early
spring wo present nn unequaled assortment of Hie
most cliiinnlng and newest deslgus and at remark
ably low prices.
WB 1NVITK YOP to mako yourself at home In
the millinery department tomorrow.
Spring Stock o! Men's and Boys' Fine
Clothing.
Marks another epoch in our successful career. No matter
what our past great successes havo been, we could not stop
and rest. Tho spirit of this store would not permit it. "Bet
ter than ever," aro tho passwords, and all previous efforts
must be surpassed. Never have we shown a stronger, moro
complete or original line of clothing. Never have we made
our prices so low, considering the high standard of our offer
ingshigh standard fabrics, high standard tailoring and par
ticularly tho highest standard in style and perfect fit, is the
character of our entire line.
Positively nothing will bo found wanting. Every idea
that is newest and best. Nothing that the swell merchant
tailor may suggest that we cannot duplicate equally as good
and for much less money.
For instance, our graceful silk lined M UZf
3pring overcoat, at JL Ovl
Our all wool worsted and cassimere suits, ' SZ CC
in 18 patterns at kJ,VjJ
Our fine oxford and covert spring
overcoats, satin sleeves, at $f.00 and . - OvJ
Our now military sack suits at $7.50 and $10.00
Our Iln striped or checked worsted suits at $6.75, $7.C0, $10.00, $J2.D0 and $15.00.
Over 50 patterns to select from
Our flue full sllk-llned covert spring overcoats at $10.00 and $12.50.
Our line bluo scrgo suits, in 4-button cutaway Back and double breasted style at
$5.00, $7.60, $10.00 and $12X0.
Our flno assortmont of boys' vrotoo and doublo-breastod kneo pants suits at
03c to $5.50.
Our tine assortment of boy's odd kneo pants at 10c to $1.25.
Our flno lino of young men's suits ln new styles and fabrics at $3.50 to $12.50.
Wo don't fieo how you can consistently pass us by In Justice to yourself.
All garments must fit to your satisfaction nnd if for any reason you uro not
satisfied we cheerfully tako back our cloth Ing and refund the money.
HAYDEN BROS.
Purity and Sweetness of Tone
Combined with range and power, aro some of the
strong points of the celebrated Hardmatt Pi alio. Tho
only piano which improves with use. A joy in all
homes whom it is used. Call and select ono of these
suporb instruments.
MUELLER PIANO & ORGAN CO., ,
2M-IIU1K So. INIIi, Onmlin, ftnlt.i lO.'l Main St., Council lllnffs, la,
l'lanos tuned and repalrod. Phones 104 C. D., and 1098, Omaha.
Remember that life is short
Enjoy it while you can by ordering SHERIDAN
CO AL Just coal mined in Wyoming. Lump $5. 50,
Nut or Egg $5. 00, Peanut, 4. 50.
VlfTOD WHTTF 1605 Farnam Street.
T-vX 'i'el. 127.
V IODIDE OF IRON
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forANl3MIA,POORNI2.SSoft1irni.OOO,
CONSTITUTIONAL WUAKNUS5
SCKOI'ULA, Utc.
Notie genuine uuleMiigiieil"Bi.ANCARD"
am. iwur.riisTS.
B. FOUQCRA&CON. V. AgU. (or U. S.
HAYDEN BROS
i IlKNUIrH TI3I.I,.
Z TIII3 IIKH WANT AIS
f l'ltonuci: itKNUii'H.
WANTED C'sie uc fmu Iiualth that
R-I-P-A-N-8 will not benM. P'nd 6 cents
to Itlpins Chemical Co.. Ncv York, for II
wmplus nd 1,909 testimonials.
What Sort
of a Room
Do You Want
Wo may have an ofllco that will nult
you exactly as to size ind .location.
If not, toll us what you Would like and
when a vacancy occurs we will notify
you, There Is only one place -where
you will bo sutlstled.
The Bee Building
R. C. Peters & Co.
Ilrnlal Ammtrn.
