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TTTE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, SErTEMDETl 14, 1002.
ALL TOWNS GETTING READY
tftbruki MakM Big Plant far thalUceptio
of President EsoaeelL
VARIOUS MAYORS ACT AS CHAIRMEN
Details of Arrrnrili Mast Be For
rrarded by "eat Wffk fr
tmrj CoMelyon at City
f WaklDlo.
Report from the cities along th line of
President Roosevelt's trip through Ne
braska which are received by Senator Mil
lard ahow that the local committee art
beginning to prepare for the reception to
the chief executive of the country. .At
Hastings the arrangementa are under the
personal aupervlslon of Senator Dietrich.
At Lincoln Conrrenman Burkett baa charge
of the local arrangementa, ao that reporta
from thiee towns have not yet been re
ceived. Secretary Cortelyou writes Senator Mil
lard saying that all programs prepared by
local committees must be In his bands be
fore the party starts on Its western trip, so
that a complete schedule can be arrange!.
It Is therefore expected that the derails for
the receptions at Hastings and Lincoln
will be sent to Omaha and Washington the
f r8t of next week.
8enator Millard requested the mayor of
ea-'h city where the train would atop to act
as the chairman of the local committee,
which request has been complied with.
From Kearney Mayor William H. Roe writes
that the local committee will consist of K.
O. Holmes, postmaster; Norrls Brown, as
aletant attorney general, and J. F. Crocker.
The program has been arranged at this
place. The committee, will meet the train
at the Union' Pacific depot with carriages
and the party will be taken to an impro
vised platform, where Mr. Brown will de
liver an address of welcome to be limited
to two minutes. It is expected that the
president will respond and the party will
then return to the tralni Preparations have
been made to have the streets through
which the party will drive docorated and
the local company of the state guard will
form an escort of honor.
Mayor Joseph Cleary of Grand Island
write that bis reception committee con
sists of Charles F. Bentley, Judge T. 0. C.
Harrison and Charles O. Ryan. A meeting
was held yesterday to determine upon a
program for the reception and as soon as
completed an outline will be s?nt the sena
tor to be transmitted to Secretary Cortel
you. At Fremont Mayor Wallace Wilson has
selected as the members of the local com
mittee R. B. Schneider, member of the re
publican national committee, George L.
Jjjomis and V. L. Richards.
TV. R. BEJtSETT CO.
CJrwrerr Department. v
Clean, fresh, up-to-date, everything guar
anteed. MONDAY SPECIAL
NAVY BEANS
Iclb.
NO DEALERS SUPPLIED.
Bread, large loaf Jo
Soda and Oyster Crackers, per lb 60
Ginger Snaps, per lb (0
Jelly, asaorted. glass (0
Condensed Milk, can 10c
Worcester Sauce, bottle 10c
Olive OH, bottle o
Olives, bottle
Preserves, assorted, glass Jar lOo
CANDY SPECIAL.
SALTED PEANUTS
On Monday w place on aale an Immense
quantity of these.
10c lb. 10c lb.
W. R. BENNETT CO.
LOW RATfc.
MIs-
Rosae-Seekera' Exearaluwa Via
snarl Pact He Railway.
To certain polata In tbe west and south
west, Kansas, Arkansas, Southweat Mis
souri. Oklahoma, Texas, etc., at half rates
for the round trip, plus 12.00, on Tues
daya, September 16th, October 7th and 21st.
Final limit of ticket 21 days. Stopovers
allowed within tranalt limit of 15 daya
going after reaching first homeseekers'
point enrouta. For further Information
or land pamphlets, folders, maps, etc., ad
dress or call on any of the company's
agents, or Thos. F. Godfrey, Pass, ft Ticket
Agent, S. E. corner 14th and Douglaa Sta.,
Omaha, Neb.
Notice lo Orpoelrora.
As it was not generally understood that
deposits made on or before the 10th cf the
month would draw Interest for th entire
month, it has been decided to extend the
time , to and Including Monday, September
15, for th's month only.
Kw Cars Mow Rannln oa the Peas
eylvnnla 9erlal,
Chicago to New York via Pennsylvania
Short Lines. They are Pullman-built ob
servation compartment ' cars freah from
shops. Tbe private rooms are especially
adapted tor ladies traveling alone or with
children. Leave Chicago 12 noon, arrive
New York next morning at 8, Chicago time.
For reservatlona apply to H. K. Dering,
A. G. P. Agt., 248 South Clark street, Chicago.
A School of Muele.
A new school of music has been formed
In the city called the "Omaha School of
Music." Prof. F. H. Wright, L. L. C. M.,
the talented organist and choir master of
Trinity cathedral. Is the director of
studies. Every branch of music and fine
arts has been provided for by the engage
ment of a good faculty of teachers, most of
whom are well known for their musical
qualities In Omaha. A schopl of tbia aort
Is wanted here, nearly every other city hav
ing such a one or a conservatory. Prof.
Wright is wajl known for his organ re
citals in the west also, having occupied
a position as organist' In New York.
VhU-aao to
Nen Vorit
23.ao.
and Hrtars,
3d, 4th. 6th and
Via Erie Railroad. Oct
:th.
j It is the Erie ALL THE WAY from Chi
cago to New York. Through baggage car,
Money deposited on or before Monday, I through coach", through sleepers, through
September it, will draw Interest for the j diuing cr. Absolutely no change. Fast
whole month. limited trains, lowest ratea. For time
J. L. BRANDE1S A SONS. BANKERS. A tablea and information apply to H. I
Four per cent Intorest paid on deposits, j Purdy, traveling passenger agent, Erie
1 Railroad, Chicago. 111.
!periai Arrangements for Students
Returning to eastern colleges via Michigan ' Tho
Central. "The Niagara Falls Route.1' Res
trvations can now be made In the spe- I Leave Chicago 5:30 p. m
Limited nnd l.omry Chicago to
New York.
dally In finely
riul cars which will be assigned for students ' equipped apartments with well trained ser-
rcturclng to Wellesley. Smith. Mt. Holyoke j vants at command. Barber shop, bath, cafe,
and Vtssar, upon application to tho under- bed chambers and dining rooms, are some
signed. For particulars address L. D. Heus- ' of the conveniences on this famous train.
ber, General Western Passenger Agent,
Adams Street, Chicago, 111.
Odd Fellows' Excursion.
Des Moines. Iowa.
Special service, 11 a. m., September 16, for
Nebraska and Omaha Odd Fellows,
via "The Northwestern Line,"
the official route.
1401-1403 Farnam Street.
"Half Fare."
Coal and feed. Monroe Co., telephone 971.
Douglas Printing Co., 1518 Howard: tel 644.
Have Root print it.
SAVE YOUR TICKETS
See our new cash realeter: It Is the best
machine made by the National Cash Reg
ister company; it laaucs a ticket to each
customer for the amount of their pur
chase. Every dollar's worth of these
tickets are good for s bottle of our Egyp
tian Lotus Cream. Kveryhody knows It;
everybody like It: everybody wants It!
TRADE AT THE STORK WHICH MAKKS
JT POSSIBLE TO GET DRUGS IN
OMAHA AT REASONABLE PRICES.
1 he only drug store in Omaha which don't
te!on to the trust
II 00 Peruna He..
il.00 Oermaji Klmmell Bitters (guar
anteed) for catarrh 75c
13.50 Marvel Whirling Spray Syringe.. 83.
(Omaha agent wants 83.60 for it).
82 00 Chester's Pennyrolay Pills 11.00
81.00 Hers Mslt Whlnkey 3Se
81.00 Duffy's Malt Whiskey ..' 72c
toe Laxative "Bromo Quinine" ic
ifxs Qulnecetal best for colds J0c
prevent hay fever with Gem Catarrh
Powder 30c
CUT PKICE
DRUGSTORE
10th .ad Chicago flta.. Osuaaa, Neb.
OPEN ALL NIGHT. '
Find out about Its comforts by addreaslng
H. R. Dering, A. G. P. Agt., 248 South
Clark street, Chicago.
There's only one Stonecypner. He prints.
(3.00 hata. all styles. Frederick, batter.
Try the fhlcapo laundry. 'Phone 205.
Dr. Sprague. 336 Bee Bldg. Tel. 1415.
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Fall
Fashions
in Fine
Footwear.
Every Man and Woman
In or near the city should call
at thla store and Inapert the
latest correct shoe styles for
fall wear.
. W have the most interest
ing Ulna of up-to-date shoos
ever shown In the city, and no
where elae can such handsome
styles, perfect fitting ahape
and high quality be bought tor
the pricea for which they are
sold at thla atore.
SPECIALS, 88.00. 83.60, 15.00.
m
Every Tuesday
in September
HALF FARE
plus $2.00
.0.
1 '
7i
various Points In
INDIANA.
ILLINOIS
OHIO
MICHIGAN
and RETURN
GmI SO Days.
Writ
H. C. CHETHET,
1401-1403 Farnam St
Oaaaba.
CHEAPER THAN HARD COAL
Traval U ialifarnia Cheaper That Burning
fl.aL
BURLINGTON SOLVES THE PROBLEM
K Coal Heede im Keep Warn la
California. mm4 Travel Taere Vl
the Barllastow la Mad
laeiyeailvs.
The Burlington Route has solved the
problem of how to keep warm this fall
and winter at alight expense.
H ha announced a rate of 925 from
Omaha to all principal points In California.
Aa the balmy climate of southern Cali
fornia la known to do away with the ne
cessity of burning coal, or heating houses
at all, the Burlington naturally antlcipatea
that Its 825 rate will attract thousanda
of people from thla territory,, where coal
is essential and pricea high.
Speaking of the fall traveling to Califor
nia, General Passenger Agent Francla of
the Burlington says:
"It Is In the autumn that the experienced
traveler nowadays takes his vacation. -
"The old Idea of taking a couple of weeks
oft In mid-summer and then returning to
work, perhapa when the thermometer reg
isters highest. Is giving away before the
up-to-date plan of ' 'joying a vacation la
the fall.
"It's not surprising that the new vaca
tion Idea should spring into such popu
larity. Then the farmer, after a aeaaon'a
hard work, with hla crops harveated and
sold, Is at liberty to enjoy a trip of sev
eral months. Then traveling la more com
fortable than at any other season of the
year, being without tbe drawbacks of ex
treme heat or cold. Then the great re
aorta of the Rockies and beyond, through
which most experienced travelers nowadaya
travel, are not so apt to be crowded aa
during the heated term. Then the grand
panorama of mountain acenery, with the
greenery of the forests beautifully chang
ing to more radiant colore, la most mag
nificent. "But best of all, in the autumn months,
every day In September and October In
fact, the Burlington Route offera an ample
harvest of low rate rich with profit to the
traveler.
"Think of it! Then the rate from Omaha
to the Pacific coast Is only 825; from
Omaha to Spokane only $22.50; to Helena,
Butte or Salt Lake City only 820; and
$16.75 to (the wonderful Big Horn Basin
of Wyoming, with Its thousands of acres,
of Irrigable lands open to settlement and
millions of acrea of free grazing lands.
"Truly it would aeem aa though the ratea
offered by the Burlington this fall make
traveling cheaper than remaining at home.
"Incidentally, the Burlington Route is
now offering through tcuriat car aervlce to
Callforala every day in the week. This
dally aervlce will continue throughout the
period of low ratea September and Octo
ber." Chicago to Boston and Return, SIO.OO.
Via Erie Railroad.
Ticketa on sale Oct. 7 to 11 inclusive,
good to return on or before Oct. 13. By
deposit and payment of 50 cents, extension
of limit to Nov. 12 may be obtained.
Through aleeper. For time tablea and de
tail information apply to Mr. H. L. Purdy,
traveling, passenger agent, Erie Railroad,
Chicago, 111.
Genuine Imported beer on draught. Ed
Maurer's, 1306 Farnam street.
Publish your legal notlcea in The Weekly
Bee. Telephone 238.
EKX3SS9S
1 1
Spilirs'
Excursions
' To certain points In
Indiana. Michigan, Ohio
v and to
Pittsburjf. Pa., Buffalo. N. Y.. and
Louisville, Ky.
ONE' SIVA FARE
for the
ROUND TRIP
TICKETS ON SALE) October Xnd to Ith.
Inclusive; good to return up to and includ
ing November 3rd. l&ui.
THIS IS A RARE OPPORTUNITY to
visit the old home in th central states or
to go east at a nominal rate.'
For further Information see any local
agent or Thoe. F. Godfrey, Passenger and
Ticket Agent.
a. E. Cor. 14th 'and Doaa-laa Street a,
OMAHA, ICE,
Women's $3.00 Welts
When we say welta $8 we mean
welta -the genuine article made on
the lateat lasts with the military
heel genuine vlcj kid uppere and
aolea of very flexible oak tanage
either heavy or medium, extension or
narrow edge.
Tea different styles and every style
complete In sties and widths.
Where else can you get such a shos
for 83 we'll wager you would pay
$8.50 for a like value anywhere else.
W give you your money back If
you want it,
Droxol Shoo Co..
Isase, H
Omaha's Uito-date thee H
141 FaltftAtt irauiT, B
l.laW
110
T
POuO
For an Artist
is the most artistic piano In the world.
Ita elegance from an expert pianist's standpoint lesves no room for
criticism. Its tonal effects are electifytng. Its durability unquestioned,
combined with Its beautiful case detlgns places It the peer of plane.
These instruments of today will outlive the century.
This Week's Special Bargains:
Sl.OOO Knabe Grand, sued In Concerts AT5
ttOO Hallett Davla Piano, nxed 8tO
M Kimball Piano, ievund-hnnil 1(M
800 Kimball Piano, second-hand 145
Arlon Piano, nearly new ITtl
84 N
S30 Gntld Piano, used ...
Smith Piano
130
mil
New Upright Pianos Only $155.00
The best new planoa ever sold In Omaha for only $155, on $6.00
monthly payments.
Rent New Pianos
We rent new, high grade upright pianoa for only $4 per month.
Piano Players
Apollo, Angelus, Kimball and Pianola, from $1.85 and
upward. Easy payment
1
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MEN'S NEW FALL
LUiIS SUITS at
$7.50, $10, $12.50 and $15
HartSchaiTncr
V Mrx
Hind Tailored
A. HOSPE,
1513-1515 Douglas Street.
GONG
TO LEAVE
OMAHA
We have decided to leave Omaha and have gone through our entire Block and
remarked the goods at
ACTUAL COST
rather than pack and reship. To obtain an idea of the great reduction In prices we
are making, it will be necessary for you to call and see the bargains we are offering.
We atill have a few refrigerators, ice cream freezers, garden hose that are now
out of season, which we will close out at less than cost.
This aale la tor cash only.
A. C. Ray me r,
1514 Farnam Street, ' Omaha.
ALLEN P. ELY & GO.
Buy and Sell Second-Hand Machinery
llOb-tj-10 Douglas St., 'Phone 1451 Om Neb.
Special Notice
Because your prescription may have
printed on It "Take this to So-and-So'a
drug store." It Is not Imperative that you
do so. WE CAN COMPOUND ANY DOC
TOR'S PRESCRIPTIONS AND PO IT
RIGHT. We recognize the fact that
QUALITY and CORRECTNESS are the
prima factors. WE INSIST ON THESE.
Then cornea price.
Hsra is Our Price Proposition:
If you bring to us your family
reclpea, if you bring to us your doc
tor's prescriptions, the Cutting Cut
ter of Drugs will put them up for -less
money than anyone on earth, or
he will give you the medicine.
If you must have patents, we have them
in many kinds and great quantities, at
prices none others attempt to meet.
EVERYTHING AT CUT PRICES.
$1.00 Magnet Pile Killer 25c
12.00 Abbott's Lost Manhood Cure 11.00
12.00 Krench Pennyroyal Pills 1.00
i .00 Wahoo Blood Cure 25c
Jl.75 8. a. s
PEYTON, F!i. G
CUTTING CUTTER OF DRUGS,
21th ana Leavenworth Sts.
"THE 99 CENT STORE"
-1613 DODGE STREET,
"Middle of Block."
n. A v mre -iW-.ai i a,
AK-SAR-BEN
will soon be here
strangers will
soon be in town
list your rooms
in The Bee.
Telephone 238 and the want
ad man will call.
PING-PONG or
TABLE TENNIS
. Haa jumped tnte a popularity which la aC
' most unparalled la the history of game
2t is taking like an epidemic, and to not
I play Table Tennla la to be socially "out f
j it."
! The game is simply Lawn Tennla hi atlaju
' attire played on the dining room table with
' email racket and a tiny ball over a dlmlnua
tive net, all beautifully made, perfectly are-
I portioned and durable. Five minutes' plgy
explalaa the (a rue's success and makta
clear tta fascination. Not only are tne play-
era' themaelvea eagroseed, but a whole
' room full of people can be kept entirely la
; teres ted.
I I There Is ample chance for acteatiflo play,
yet the varioua atrokea can be learned la
: a few minutes.
We have the largest variety of sets la
1 the elty. Parker Bros." ping Pong at leas
I thaa the price of imitations.
i ' 4e for Velum seta, ootnplete with net,
I two rackets, balls, etc, etc.,
, 98c for complete seta with wooden rackets,
posts, cord nets, 4 regulation b&Us, eta.,
i jetc., $1.60 value.
Other sots up te (t.M.
'
The finest lot of autta we ever had In our
sore. All new tall patterna, made op for
ns by the beat wholesale tailors in America.
Every garment guaranteed.
A Special Offer at $10.00
At $10.00 you ean secure a autt In thla sale
that It will punle the beat merchant tall
ore to surpaaa In fitting, finish and stylo.
They cannot exoel tbe fabrlca. These sulia
are made from the best selected cheviots,
casstmeres, unfinished worateda and the
best novelties; the cloths were thoroughly
sponged and shrunk before being out; the
linings, trimmings, etc., are the very bostj
points of wear are thoroughly reinforced!
ailk sewed throughout; every garment la
shape-retaining, the coata seldom need
preaslng (when they do we'll do It free of
charge.) You cannot find better suit satis
faction than in this lot. Come In and ex
amine them. If you decide to ff A A
buy, they're yours UlUU
Stylish Suits for Boys
A special offer of boys' knee pants suits
In new fall weights; these suits are made of
blue, black and oxford gray cheviots, la
double breasted styjo, in all sixea from 6
to 16 yeara; worth $2.50 placed
on special aale at the remark
able prloe of
coys cassimere ana cneviot aouoie-breasted anee pants suits, ages
6 to 16 years, In blacks blues and the stylish
Oxford grays, plain or checked, well
tailored, worth $40; aale price
A Special in Boys 3-Piece Knee Pants SuKs
Boys' . cassimere and cheviot three-piece knee panta autta, agea S
to 16 yeara; these suits come In black, blues,
Oxford graya, in plaids, mixtures or plain colors,
worth up to $5.00; on aale at $3.60 and
Also on aale, our new and complete
line of children's novelty
suits at from $6.50 to
2.50
uiiO ai n rm a
2.50
1.95
Bays'' Long Pants Suits
In neat fall patterna, splendid wearing aaalmerea
will not alone prove durable, but look well
as long aa they last; sites 11 to
19 yeara; on aale at
and chevlota,
4.50
1.50
Read Great Sales on Page 13.
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! REDUCED GOAL PRICES
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WE ARE NOW SELLING
We Urgently Request
your sampling of Meta Beer. There are two
thlnga these hot daya great for your health
one recreation, the other good beer, and
together they will braoe up any run down
Individual
Metz Bros. Brewing Co.,
Telapkaae Oasaka.
Or Jacob Neumayer, Agt., oare Nauaayar
Hotel, Council BluSa, la.
If You Don't Deliove
we can sell you TOOLS as cheaply
aa "mall order" houses, let us
quote you.
TOLS
ARE OUR SPECIALTIES.
We buy them right and aell them
right.
BUILDERS' HARDWARE same way.
Let us show you the latest designs
and give you the loweat prices you
ever bought house hardware for.
Jas. Morton & Son Co.
1RU Dodge Street.
You Never
hear a complaint from those who use
Hu-Can Hair Tonic
Berause there'a -nothing better made. It'a
guaranteed to do Jut as It's represented
to do.
! HIGHLY TERFUMED BORATED
TALCUM POWDER, per can 2He
Peruna
Bwamp Root
Ptnkham's Compound
Wine of Cardul '
Cutlcura Soap
4711 Boap
Wood Alcohol (bottle extra), quart
Witch Hasel (bottle extra), quart .
Hires' Root Beer l'K-
Mennen'a Talcum Powder 10c
y
(4c
06c
69c
17c
10c
2Rc
15c
Mill
Keeping Gloso
Watch On
the drg market so aa to buy the beat
quality in the largest quantity,
and at the loweat prices, explains our
ability to undersell competitor.
COM PARK THKSBl
-quart Hot Water Bottle
$1 Pinaud's Khu de Quinine 7 7x-
2fto Konduti'i I'ntarrh Jelly 1
ptariT I'narented Boap He
Joe Pa lull aUlt -Extract IV
Howell Drug Go,
ltith and Capital Avenue.
Park Ave. and Leavenworth Pt.
,-h.mi. .in ..ipiniimii . I..;.!..! iwxsaaiax-.
52 ROCK SPRINGS Lump and Nut at. $6. 50 per ton, del.
Ui HANNi Egg Nut at.. $6.00 per ton, dl.
M- ARKANSAS ANTHRACITE Furnace Coal $9.00
0 SEMI-ANTHRACITE " 18 ;oo
U
t PROMPT AND EFFICIENT DELIVERY SERVICE.
$ ' 2001 POUNDS TO THE TON GUARANTEED.
ivf
V.ta
y.v
m
m
m
C.Rf. Hull Company,
zoth and izara sts. Tels. 4Z3-4U9-75. .
INFANTS
.We furnish with first garment s get
a good start in life, and are apt to
be our customers for years.
'Tis no wonder then that our in
fants' section should contain in large
variety the daintiest and best at the
least possible price.
Silk Caps 35c to $3.25.
Silk Mittens, 25c.
Cloaks at from $ 1.50 to $12.50.
Heautiful christening robes, daiutj
kituonas, shawls and wrappers.
Jtiiben or wrapper style shirts from
35c up to silk ones at $1.35.
We're sure when all parents fully
realize Hdvant'a gen of outfitting children at Lilliputian no other
will (hi. What is bought in haute here can be returned at leisure
if uuk iti:-f:ictoi-y.
Lni ytaJ -so,4'-rt
Mlifmtiwiazaar
kRI'IK FOR C.tl AI.Otil E.
IRIS DOtGL.U 8TRKKT.
MUSICAL FESTIVAL SPECIALS
Afternoon proprsm will be fin at 1:80.
McKlNLEY MEMORIAL,: Special memorial numbers will he riven on
esch program. "Lead Kimlly. Light' ' will be suiik by suloUts and audience la
requested to Join In the singing of "Nearer My Ood to Thee."
The Masonic Quartet will appear on both proaTMina. '
SHRADER 'S LAXATIVE FIG PCVDER cures constipation, bilious
ness, prevents headache and removes alvine poistn.
Sold In 10a and tie boiea. Manufactu red by 8hrader Med. Co., N. T. and Omaha.
WHEN YOU BUY A
iJU3?2nirai
Yoarnot payint: for CUUOMOH. SCUtMbt, k'KEE DEALS ETC tmt
la PINE QUALITY HAVANATOBACCO. EQUAL to IMPORTEICIf3AbL
V. JL WOOL UISUUHTILM CIOJLR OCX. lUaX, M. Imf. Vnloa "-f
