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Till: OMAHA DAILY 1IKK: SATUIIDAV, APRIL 12, '11)02.
10 ADVERTISE THE STATE
Railroad PaeMuger Agnnta at Work on Bill
for Legislative Action,
REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATION BEHIND IT
fcbject la to PrmUc Mat Machinery
for Collection nnil Pohllcatloa
of statistics Designed to
r MJi Indnce Immigration.
From the functions of a railroad psssen
$cer office to thorn of legislative balls may
be rather a long and unusual stride, but
uch a more is tbe significance of a project
now on foot by which three prominent rail
road officials of Omaha will shortly figure
aa lawmakers. This Is because the Ne
braska Keal Estate association has asked
tbe general passenger agents of the big
Nebraska railroads to frame for passage
uch a bill aa they think will beat lead to
the widespread advertising of thla state
sot only In this country, but throughout
'tbe world.
I Oeneral Passenger Agents Lorn ax of the
jt'nlon Pacific railway. Francis of the Bur
lington road and Buchanan of the Fremont,
'Elkhorn Missouri Valley railroad have
'met the proposition with great enthusl
j asm and have plunged Into It with seal.
They held their flrot conference on thla sub
ject yesterday morning In the office of Mr.
(Buchanan and will continue to meet fre
quently until their plans are fully devel
oped, platted and ready for submission.
Real Estate Men Pleased.
' The Nebraska Real Estate association
Ihlnka It has exhibited exceeding craft In
totting the general passenger agents of
these three railroads Into thla matter, for
the proposition means as much to the trio
fat a selfish way aa It does In connection
with their interest in the welfare of the
eommonweath; so they will have two In
centives for wishing It. Meanwhile the
three railroaders think they are playing a
foxy gams In taking up the business be
cause they can, while subserving all the
time tbe very best Interests of the state,
yet be" accomplishing simultaneously more
real extensive results for the benefit of
their own passenger departments than they
could possibly attain In so short a time
by any other method. Every big scheme
they unselfishly promulgate for advertising
Nebraska means more business at the ticket
window.
So It Is a standoff. Each party to the
. agreement la glad It has secured the serv
ices of the other and the passenger men
Intend to let no grass grow under their
feet before they have mapped out a scheme
for heralding abroad the glories of Ne
braska that will bring a string of settlers.
Immigrants and newcomers generally into
the state by tbe tralnload.
Object of the I.esrlslatlow.
The Idea of the legislation, meanwhile,
;la to secure the passage of a law which
will stimulate the gathering of statistics
concerning Nebraska for distribution and
which will at tbe same time detail definite
method for such procedure. The railroad
men are asked to turn the light of their
vast advertising experience upon the prob
lem and suggest the most feasible scheme
tor Its solution.
If the Real Estate association has Its
way vast sums of money will be spent on
thla one scheme. A bill embodying the re
sults of the railroaders' deliberations will
be Introduced at the next session of the
state legislature.
Mr. Buchanan said: "Nebraska Is not
iwell enough known In a business way. Po
jlltlcatly much has been heard of it, but we
want tbe world to know what we can do
here with stock and agricultural products.
I want to see the time when there will be
family of five sou la on every quarter sec
It Ion In the state as far west as Long Pine,
and one head of stock to every ten acres
from there on to the border. A system of
advertising will accomplish this aa no
tther method can."
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Remarkable Sale Today of
WOMEN'
SHOES
Ideal Kid $4.00 Women's Shoes 52 39
Something like B.ono pairs go on sale at this price Sat
urday. The handiwork of these shoes knows no peer.
The leather Is IDEAI, KID. so universally used In
the highest priced shoes a leather that possesses
brilliancy and gives the best of wear requires no
polishing does not break through like patent leather
In all slses and all widths $2.39 pair. Some of the
features of these shoes are the new, stvllxh matt kid
tope, projecting flexible soles all around, silk stitched
Cuban heels and silk topped tarings they come In
round and coin toe. These are $4.00 dress shoes
on sale Saturday at per pair
39
rx v
Men's $3.50 Shoes $1.95
The Celebrated Geo. E, Keith's Make
That I1.S5 men's Shoe Sale Is a great success. The bargain squares will
be replenished Saturday with thousands of pairs of $3.50 shoes. If you were
disappointed on account of the crowds and were not served properly Friday,
Come Saturday the assortments are still unbroken. Remember these are
Oeo. E. Keith's celebrated $3.50 shoes that we are
selling for $1.95 they are the standard of excellence
every pair looks well, fits well and strictly up-to-date-price
i
1.95
Basement Shoe Dept.
Special hourly sales Saturday to fill
Note the prices they are Incomparable:
the basement with eager shoppers.
From 8 a. m. to 9 a. m. 430 pairs Women's 50c Serge
Slippers. f 21c
From 9 a, m. to 10 a. m. Women's ?3.50 Shoes. . ..,
From 10 a.
Shoes. . .
in. to 12 m. 33c Infants' Soft
n
.$1.39
Sole
...19c
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FOR HEJST.
Ha
Our great business grows dally by push
ing It with mighty bargains. Read about
them on page 7. Hayden Bros.
SCHWAB COMING TO OMAHA
rSteel Magnate Will Pass Through 'on
I ' Ilia Way East .Nest
Tuesday.
Charles M. Schwab, steel trust mag
.Bate, will come through Omaha next Tues
day over the Burlington en route east frem
tour la Mexico and the Pacific coast., He
Is traveling with his family In the soeclal
Pullman car Hazelmeer, and left Ban Fran
cisco a week ago.' He stopped one day at
Salt Lake City, one day at Qlenwood
I Springs, and four more at Colorado Springs.
Where be now is. He will arrive In Den
ver April 13, leave there the next day and
reach Omaha at 8 o'clock on the afternoon
of April 15, remaining here one hour. He
will stop In Chicago ten hours, leaving then
for Pittsburg.
dsome Brick Residence
On the southwest corner of Seventeenth and
Douglaa streets. It was built by the late
Henry Pundt aa bla home and Is one of the
best constructed as well as one of tbe finest
houses In Omaha. It Is built entirely of
brick and stone, stone steps and slate roof.
Fit la finished In the choicest of hard woods.
baa hard wood floors,- Imported English tile
floor In the reception hall, electric lights,
porcelain batb. laundry with stationary
washtubs, large pantry, china and linen
closets, cedar-lined woolen closet, etc.
TWELVE ROOMS
besides the basement, containing laundry,
storage rooms, storeroom, cellar and wine
cellar, also large, high attic storeroom, sep
arated from the servants' rooms. It also
has a large veranda enclosed as a sun par
lor, equipped with steam heat.
RENTAL PRICE
INCLUDES STEAM HEAT, ELECTRIC
LIGHT AND HOT WATER,
aa the bouse Is connected with tbe heating
and lighting systems of 'The Bee Building.
For further Information call on Charles C.
Rosewater, secretary The Bee Building Co.,
Room 100, Bee Building. Telephone 238.
Where can you Inveat money mora profit
ably than by buying a bottle of Prickly
Ash Bitters you get four for one. A kid
Bay medicine, a liver tonic, atomach
trengthener and bowel cleanser. Four
Ifdlctnes for $1.00.
pt. John's lad No. 25, A. F. and A. M.
' The funeral service for our late brother,
Nathan 8. McLean, will be held at the
Hasonto temple, Sixteenth and Capitol ave
Sue, Sunday, April IS at 3 p. m. All Ma-
eons and other friends of the deceased are
Invited. Interment at Forest Lawn.
CHARLES LOBINOIER. Master.
I, CARL B. HERRING, Secretary.
(raphopbono at a Baraaln.
FOR SALE Latest model type, A. O
combination graphophone, which playa both
large aad amall records; list price, $90.00.
This la especially designed for concert pur
poses, having a thtrty-six-lnch horn and
stand. It also Includes twenty Urge Edl
eon records and carrying' case of twenty
tour recorda. The machine Is entirely new
and has never been used. Will sell at a
bargain. Address X ti. In care ot The Bee,
If you were able to find the same quali
ties elsewhere aa we offer you would also
find the price higher than we are asking.
Hayden Bros. Our ad. la on page 7.
Annoanremcnts of tbe Theaters.
With matinee and evening performances
today the Orpheum will bring to a close a
pleasing week. The women and children
who attend the matinee will find much to
entertain them, Wlncheman's trained bears
being an especially attractive feature for
the little ones. Tbe bill for next week Is
well diversified. Including about an equal
division of old favorites and newcomers,
among whom Is Lew Sully, a great local
favorite, this city having been his home
for years.
. The Utopians close their engagement at
the Trocadero today with two performances.
Commencing Sunday matinee the manage
ment promises Its patrons the "Madison
Square Cycle Whirl," which baa created an
unusual amount of comment all over the
continent.
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Saturday
is the
Last Day of
Our Spring
Clearing
Sale
Better not let it go by without buy
ing that piano you've been thinking
about We will make one more slash
In prices for the last day, to make
sure they all go. You might Just as
well have the benefit as anyone.
See Us at Once
SCHMOLLER
& MUELLER
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SiHil
SATURDAY AT THE
Corner
Fifteenth
and
Farnam
liMVI
Corner
Fifteenth
and
Farnam
w
earables for Both Sexes
in
Men's
Spring Suits
The man who cannot afford to
pay hia tailor a fancy sum for a
coring suit is the man we invite to
our men's Suit Department Satur
day to do his suit buying.
We mean the particular man, the
man who cares to dress fashionably,
yet who has to be economical. Your
tailor if honest will tell you
he can't make suits to your measure
that will fit any better, and often
times as good, as the ones you buy
at The Nebraska. There isn't a man
built on any lines of nature who
doesn't come within the possibility
of obtaining perfect fitting gar
ments from our ready-to-wear assortment.
"Our New
Gibson Suit"
The greatest Suit value ever
offered by any store in America.
Siturday, 10:30 A. M.
We will place on special sale 150
woman's man-tailored Suits in the
new Gibson blouse effect, trimmed
with stitched satin bands and peau
de soi silk vest. Made of a very fine
all wool Venetian in black, blue and
brown.
Jacket is lined throughout with a fine'quality taffeta
silk. New flounce skirt trimmed to match jacket, the fit
and workmanship is of the very best
No better suits sold in Omaha
for 18.00 ,
Saturday Morning and as Lon as They Last.
J?
Ah
' best
$10.98
1313 Farnam St., Omaha
BOS Broadway, Council Bluffs.
Send articles ot Incorporation, notices of
stockholders' meetings, etc., to Tbe Bee.
W will give tbem proper legal Insertion.
Bee telephone, 238.'
Omaha's finest Bock beer on tap Satur
day, brewed by Btora Brewing company. -
Look I Look!
Btora Brewing company's Book beer on
tap Saturday at all placea displaying their
Bock -cards.
Padervwskl at Lincoln.
For the Paderewskl concert at Lincoln
April IS the Burlington route has announced
a rate of $3 20 for the round trip, each, for
parties of tea or more on one ticket.
' Tickets, 1502 Farnam street.
Shampooing and hair dressing, 25o, at the
Bathery, 21C-220 Bee Building. Tel. 171.
, II. D. Neely and family have left the
' Millard and returned to their residence
on Walnut Hill.
GtUlman Price, att'ya, law, collections.
A. P. LUlls, notary. 23 V. 8. Nat. Tel. ITiO.
Publish your legal notices In The Weekly
Bee. Telephone 238.
Shampooing and hair dressing, 25c, at tbe
Bathery. 216-220 Bee Building. Tel. 171.
Saturday will be another busy day at the
big store. Read about the big bargains on
page T and then aee us. Hayden Bros.
dikd.
LK ART Catharine, wife of P. H. Iary.
Wednesday. April 1", inn agea l years.
Funeral services from her late residence.
1H10 Clark street, Sunday afternoon. April
13, at i oclock. interment, irospeci "in
cemetery. KTlends invited.
CATHRO Clarence K., April 10. 19ni, aged
? years, months ana 7 nays.
Funeral from family residence, 432 Lin
coln avenue, Saturday afternoon, April 12,
at 2 o'clock. Interment at -roapect iiui
cemetery.
Onimod
$3.50
Patent
Leather.
SMOKERS
We want to lntroduoe a new Havana
cigar to our trade 10c In quality, 6c In
price "The Cabradoa," made by Fernan
does, Hermanso A Co., 'who make the
"Independleute." Saturday we will sell a
box of 60 for 1.75. This la a anap price.
If you don't say so after trying tbsm bring
bark the remainder of bos and get your
money. Don't be prejudiced on aocount of
the low prlee. Try thia cigar.
MYERS-DILLON DRUG CO.,
Iwth
Farsam Streets. Osaaha.
TELEPHONE UA,
We are the only shoe house In
Omaha selling a satisfactory patent
leather shoe for men at 13.60.
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PARKER'8
Hair
Balsam
Fi
fruuuua Uie growth ot the hair and
glvaa It the lustre aad atiktaeaaot youth.
Wfcaa toe hair la gray or faded it
BJUNfit BACK THE YOUTHFUL , COLOR.
It preTenta C as draft and ban falling
and keeps the aoalp oleaa aad healthy.
Special Suit Values.
$10.00 Men's Suits
At this modest price we show values in men's ?uits
that are absolutely wonderful in a variety so broad that
every taste, from the most extreme to the most conservative,
is carefully provided for. The materials come in mixed cas
si meres, thibets and fancy worsteds and every garment has
been as carefully treated as if it were made to special order
for the wearer. -The suits come in semi-round corners the
shoulders .have the new broad effect military back,' fit close
to the netk; rhaircloth down entire front of coat lined with
the best. quality of lining without doubt the most stylish
and dressy garment ever made such suits as these will cost
you f 15.00 in this or any other city v
Sat urday ip 1 U . LI LI
gy Silk Waist Special for
Saturday
Woman's New Gibson Silk Waist
Made of the best quality of moire silk in
white with black stitching and black with
white stitching very handsome effects and
entirely new Waists that sell around town
Nebraska Saturday Cllyl OaT.
for $7.50 a nd $8.00 a,t the Ap s V U
Silk Skirt Special for Saturday
Just received by today's express, 75 woman's Silk Dress
Skirts for Saturday's sale made of the best taffeta and peau
de soie silk trimmed with ruflle and ribbon niching they
hang very gracefully and as good as you llt OO
will see elsewhere for $15.00 Saturday . . .AplV-Js VV-J
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MEN'S SPRING HATS.
The time for the new spring hat is here. One must buy now. The
style has changed so radically and is becoming so familiar that no mat
ter how good the winter hat is, one must buy a spring hat. Wide
?url brim Derby and Soft Hats at Jfl.50, $2.00, ?2.50. $3.00. At these
prices you get the best your money will buy. If these weren't right
we wouldn't sell them wouldn't have them. The wide-roll brims are
carried out in both Soft Nats .and Derbys.
$3.50 STETSON HATS-$3.50.
Our gorgeous line of Stetson Hats are here in a handsome assort
ment in all proportions in crown and brim in stiff and soft shapes
the Stiff Hats have that swell slightly tapered crown, with a pretty
curled brim, that is so becoming and dressy for the young man.
HOT SHOT
DRUG PRICES
Read our HOT SHOT PRICES. Thene
prices don't please the OMAHA PRl U
TRI'ST, but suit our customers all rluht.-
Prices below tell the story, bring money
- we'll lo the rest.
$1.00 Ot'nulne Temptation Tonic 29c
II.ijO Wine Cardul, we sell SOy
II.Oi) Hurnham's Sursaparllla, we sell.... 4!V
3c 4711 Soap, we sell 1-c
2Tki Mistletoe Cream, we sell He
Burnhnm'8 Beef, Iron and Wine .... 2c
Warranted 2-qt. hot water bag 4!'c
5ic Pozxonl's Face Powder, all the time. I'Xo
85c Outline Castorla. we sell !-'
Hlg Bottle Household Ammonia Ro
1-lb. box Pure borax He
Pretty Perfume Atomiser c
2r,o Woodburv's Fm'tal Soap, we sell.... 14c
Tfrn Bulb Syringe, we Bell 3tc
l.00 Peruna, we sell B"
$1.00 Ilrumo Seltser, we soil 63c.
Moth Paper. 4 sheets Sc.
8oda Mint Tablets, bottle le
Jap Rose Soap, cake &c
Saunders' Kuby Floor Oil, quart 40c
Sherman &,McConnalI Drug Go.
In New Store at 16th and Dodge.
ffi)
vDop't leb Whisk'gyei
the best ofyou
Ucftte best of lt
OVerholt.
We have added another fine old brand to
our large line of famous whiskies.
OLD
OVERHOLT
RYE.
"Best a century ago. Best today."
Made by A. Overholt & Co., rtttsburg,
Pa., established 1810. This Is a pure rye
whiskey, bottled In bond, direct from the
barrel at the distillery. We have It In
half pints, pints and quarts.
Fine whiskies from 75c to 11.25 per quart.
City orders delivered. Mail orders filled.
CACKLEY BROS.
Omaha's finest family liquor store.
Opposite Postoflice. Telephone 1118.
Does Your Boy Wear Shoes?
If he does we can fit blm and ault
him here Drex L. Shooman always
expects the boys on Saturday and is
prepared to fit to their feet a shoe at
$1.60 that has never been equaled
anywhere else for near the money
Made of good, honest leather with
a good, heavy sole that will stsnd the
bard knocks that a good, lively boy
will give them We take aa much
care In fitting these $1.50 shoes aa we
do any shoes In the country.
Drexel Shoe Co.,
t alaloaae Free for the Asklasr.
Oinaba's l p-to-da(e Ihos Huase,
14IO FARV4M STREET.
WEDDING GIFTS.
Sterling Silver Bufar and Jelly Spoons, $1.60 to $."...
Berry Spoons, $4.uu, $5 uu and ti(n). Bon Bon Llsha, $J .(.
$3.00, $4.00 and up. Berry Bowls. $15.m up. We also
have a beautiful line of these goods In quadruple
plate. Spend a few minutes at our store. Look for
the name.
S. W. LINDSAY, The Jeweler,
1516 Douglas St.
OUR
possess not
only the vir
tues of Htyle
and quality,
but also tone,
character and
individuality,
those oorreot
youthful ef
fects go pleasing-
to all. Lit
tle boy' ut7a
itf little prices:
bigger bvy?
sut'fa not much
more. Moderate prictg prevail
here beoauie we buy right and
are satisfied with close margins
but prices here are never amall at
the expense of dependability, style
or merit.
Catalogue Kequest.
1415 Douglas Street.
I ME SHAPrN
AyTWO QUALITIES!
IT'S AN IMPOSITION
on the public to terve other beer when
Mets Bros.' Is to be bad.
It's a pure article, that's sure, and 1 we
use none but th best of malt snd bops to
make It the best beer brewed.
We've never fallen short of our aim In
this and we've never yet hesrd of a ut
complaining of Its quality.
Try it once for satisfaction's sske.
Aletz Bros., Brewing Co.
Telrphone Ittt, Omaha.
Or Jacob Neumayer, At, care Neumayer
Hotel, Council Bluffs, la.
SOUR GRAPES.
Home would-be Imitators are hanging
CI'T PKlCE URUl BTOHK IN TOWN.
a ud
flaring signs about being thn ONLY RftAf4
KK IN TOW N,
It? Hlmply be-
ETC. why do they do
cause lhy can't keep us from buying
gooils. That gang has tried every con
ceivable way ttiey ran think of to freeze
us out, and Instead of doing that they
have been driven to an attempt to Imi
tate NKBRA8KAB ORIOINAT, CI:T
I'KK'K bltl'U BTOHE. THK ONLY ON R
IN THK 8TATK WHICH IS NOT Dlf
TATKI TO BV THIS DRITQ TRUHT!
MAN, MAN-, talk about your FOX. He
ltin't In it with this gang!
The best dustlesa fit on the market,
gal S5o
A swell pair of red rubber gloves,
guaranteed $1 no
$1.26 silk ssupensory gf0
A full rubber lined bath cabinet,
complete $4.75
A beautiful opaque glass-stopped fruit
bottle of Dickinson's No. 1 witch
hazel for , jr.n
PHme thn g In lt-plnt sis jv.
$.176 hospital malted milk $2 &
PreM-rlption called fur and delivered day
or nli(ht without extra charge. m
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