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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 19, 1903)
ioon. 10 THE OMAnA DAILY BEE: TIItinsPAY, MAttCH 10, - J Deposit Yonr Money la Our link JI3N51JM VHP.11' n..fai""'-L-L1 RIO 4 Per Cent Interest paid on Deposits TODAY IN THE BASEMENT great n ecia 10,000 yard of fine dimities In all length -worth 15c at, per yard. 5c One big counter of 12c and 15c fine ginghams 8'C 15c 17ic 25c 10c at 40c mercerized sateens, black and all colors at Linen ginghams, the 40c kind at One big table of fine mercerized walstlngs, the regular 50c basket weaves, in all lengths, at One big table of 40-inch lawns, fine quality, mill lengths per yard . One big table of fine sllkolln s J per yard Uu One bistable of fine dotted drapery Swisses 1 0 C Lonsdale Jluslln, In mill lengths - yard O2C Lonsdale Cambric, In mill lengths, each piece branded, rj 1 yard . 2C AT THE WHITE GOODS COUNTER 19c . 15c 39c New Carpet Department Third Floor On our third floor we now have the biggest, best and cheapest lino of car peta, ruga, straw mattings and oil cloths. mi WOMEN'S HEW SUITS nPtp Cotton Etamines per yard atin striped, printed madras pcr yard Silk ginghams per yard Entire Lace Stock Going at 10c, 5c and 31c Tomorrow we offer the beautiful assortment of cluney, antique, bands, Inert, lngs, applique, Venice, point d'esprit. medallions, orientals, eto. We bought them In a tremendous quantity and secured the lot at an absurdly low price. Some are actually worth up to 2.25 a yard. We 4 s F- 1 have marked them down from 98c to 1 UCOCOjC Sale of the Highest Grade Embroideries Stacks upon stacks of embroideries are on our bargain counters for your selec tion. The assortment comprise, Qaloons. bands, headings, appliques, skirt ings, etc. All widths In strikingly hand- 4 4 , some needlework. Thousands of yards, at uC 1 OC"l (JC"3C .' 0c Lace Collars at 15c- delightful assortment of lace turn-over collars are selling now below cost to manufacture none worth less than A e? BOc tomorrow at IOC Ladles' Hosiery at 20c and lOc-Speclal bargains for today In ladies' spring hosiery in black and fancy colors, sensational r f bargains for today at OC-lUC TIIK I1EMAU1.E STOHK. WO women's suits Just received by express from five of the leading manufacturer's on 6th avenue. New York. These are new Idras, Improved and re-Improved tn style for the spring bus slness. Women desirous of new, nobby, genteel goods at lowest prices ever quoted, will be more than pleased. They are fresh, new, up-to-date and rrlces most reasonable. They are assorted In five lots for Thursday's selling: LOT 1 Women's sulls In browns, blacks and tans and fancy mixtures, beautiful creations, the new full sleeve, new collarless dip front blouse, trimmed with silk braids, jarkets lined with guaranteed taffeta, skirts full and perfect hanging, some silk lined throughout, a most unprecedented offer 110.00 each. LOT 2 Women's suits, nearly all silk lined throughout, these are direct copies of Imported styles, that sell regularly at $30, $40 and $r0 they are made up in all the new mixtures, as well as plain materials, cannot be beaten on earth, on sale at $14.90. LOT 3, 4 and 6 All our sample suits, In newest style, on sale at $20.00, $30.00 and $40.00. A Manufacturer's Stock of Skirts. S.700 skirts secured from Brown A Hy- man, well known to all cloak buyers who visit New York, as the largest skirt manu facturers In America. Their entire stock skirts bought by our New York buyer at of 45c on the dollar, on sale. No house In America will ever name again the prices we quote on skirts during this sale. Excepting about 100 fine skirts that they got as high as $15.00 for and which we will sell for $7.50, the entire lot will be sold at leEe than $5.00 giving everybody an op portunity to provide themselves with a fashionable skirt. 300 women's skirts, In 22 different styles, that were made to sell for $3.00 and $10, ther are certainly remarkable values for only $4.90. 1 600 akirts. In 12 different styles, made to 600 skirts. In 16 different styles, made to sell for $5.00, for $1.95. sell for $7.60, on sale for $3.90. 200 skirts, in rainy-day styles, good Heavy I materials, for 90c. EPTRA SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY ' 25 doien Sea Island percale wrappers, 1 French flannel waists, all In one great big JkS THURSDAY j specials ifttfff !mmiwxk Syl ' 6,EAT coon saleG (pj f lllp jftjfw' DAV I BttOW P'MjL f ' 4ff ff fflf J A WOMEN'S RE GUAR ftUJ I !4ijf; Will im VAllE Wwm'mni R00M 1 in Women's High Suits, go on Sale elaborately trimmed and made up, for $1. 1 table women's waists, in black mer cerized sateens, heavy white lawns, white duckings and veBtlngs, wool waists and lot that sold up as high as $5.00, for $1.00. Children's and misses' silk coats, at $3.00, $5.00 and $6.00. BIG MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SALE Watch Out Windows L Watch Our Windows Hayden Bros, take pride in announcing a most foitunate purchase for spot cash of newest creations in exquisite muslin under- derwpar. These garments are all made from fine selected fabrics, handsomely made up and daintily trimmed and em broidered. We secured them at a big con cession 'n price and will offer the most astonishing values ever put on sale In this line. The goods are now being arranged for sale and this grand SPECIAL SALE WILL BEGIN THURSDAY MORNING. HAYDEN BROS. lound Trip Hates WEST AND NORTHWEST 4 Wonderful Values Grade Tailor-Made Thursday. The garments that we call your special attention to for Thursday's sale, arc absolutely new. and made of this year's latest materials. We think it most advisable to specify this as there are so many stores that are inaugurating great sales, but it appears they are selling garments that were manufactured several years ago. We say, emphatically, that our styles are the latest and strictly new, manufactured for us according to our own instructions. Lot 1 Women's Tailor-Made Suits Lot 2 Women's Tailor-Made Suits lu broadcloths and cheviots, black, blue, brown made in neat collarless .effect, -v bishop puff sleeves, skirts the very newest cut, un lined, these suits are handsomely trimmed with braid and taffeta bands. $25 10 7C values, our price TIIUJiSDAY 10. 10 Lot 4 wHSnorahe Tailor-Made Suits Made of this season's swellest materials, such as imported fancy mixtures, crape cloth, eta mines and French voiles, in the very newest and handsomest styles, by the best artists in New York these garments are sold else- 11 Cfk - where for SttS and $10 1Q ZZ.jU tuuhsday "fu Made of very fine Venetians, etamines and pebble cheviots, collarless cape blouse ef fect, with large putt' sleeves, tucked skirts, kilt, flare bottom,, fit and workmanship the very best, suits sold elsewhere for $22.50, our price it 7C THURSDAY IU. I U Lot 3 Women's Tailor Made Suits In four new handsmoe blouse effects of fin est broadcloths, cheviots and etamines, in all shades, cape effects with fancy reveres, fancy plaited bishop sleeve, latest flare and pastel shaped skirts, positively the best values ever offered at this , price TIIUlvSDAY L.s.( ywy .Jwu.J.i. ip j- n - .1 ii-s ui IS-lJWHJllllJUIU.H.m WlrCTSXnVlmWTKUmiATimi ASKS OPPORTUNITY TO VOTE ftsal Estate Exchange Bequests Council to ' Submit Eoiewator Ordinance, DECLARES FRANCHISE IS NOT EXCLUSIVE Sentlmeat of Members la that Council Should at Least Give reople Cbane to Vote on Proposition. Whereas, The Rosewater ordinance is not exclusive, therefore be It . Resolved, That the Omaha Real Estate xchangj hcrvny request and urge the mem bers ot the city council to puss the Hose water power ordinance now pending be fore Bald body, and that the same be sub mitted to the electors at the next election for ratification or rejection. ' The above resolution waa unanimously adopted by the Real Eatate exchange at Us regular meeting yesterday. A. P. Tukey in troduced the measure and It was acted on after a short discussion, in which the senti ment expressed was that the council should at least give the people an opportunity to rote for or against the Rosewater proposl tlon. A letter was received from a citizen of riattsmouth requesting facta and figures relating to railroad taxation in Nebraska, The communication was referred to the tax committee for answer. , The matter of securing another meeting place was left with the executive commit tee, with a decided preference expressed for the Commercial club room. GRAND OFFICERS ARE COMING iieaa Wen of Travelers Protective Association to Visit Omaha Friday. The state officers of Post A of the Travel er protective association received a tele gram yesterday from two of the grand uuicera, ueneral Manager Burrows and isaupnal Director Crandall of St. Loula. saying that they would arrive In Omaha on Friday morning and remain for several ' days. The state officers have been trying for some time to Induce the grand officers to make the local lodge a visit and when they received word of their coming set the aaie tor tne annual meeting for Friday nigni 01 mis week at the Commercial club. After the routine of the meeting there will De a smoker and a social evening. Announcements of the Theaters, mere will be a matinee given at the Orpheura this afternoon and the women and children will enjoy their innings, for the 0111 is well calculated for their delectation The Union Pacific has extended ter ritory to which ronnd trio Homo- vl seekers' Excur sion tickets will be sold as follows 1 :. a . FROM MISSOURI RIVER TERMINALS To many points in Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, Montana, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington. ONE FARE PLUS $2.00 FOR ROUND TRIP Tickets sal March if, Afrfl 7 and tt. May J and to, Junes and to, 190J. ' City Ticket Office. 1324 Farnam St. 'PHONE 316. Russell brothers, who- are accorded appro- A CCCSSity 111 CVery f flltlily Inflammatory Hheumatlsra Cared. ' William Shaffer, a brakeman of Dennison, O., was confined to his bed for several weeks with Inflammatory rheumatism. "I used many remedies," he says. "Finally I sent to McCaw'a drug store for a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain lialm, at which time I waa unable to use hand or foot, and In one week's time waa able to go to work as happy as a clam." Mr. Clyde D. Harris of Chicago will be at the store of the Nebraska Cycle com pany, corner Fifteenth and Harney streets, from March IS to 23 inclusive.' Mr. Harris has a reputation of doing the finest art on a sewing machine of any man In the United States. He will have with htm the most elegant line of samples ever shown In Omaha. We cordially Invite our customers and friends to rail and see JUe exhibit which he will have with him. batlon that is characterized by the ob streperous in the audience, will change ineir nm, presenting today and for the rest of the week their greatest favorite. "Our Irish Servant. Girls," its success and their names being synonomous in a wav. Joe Maxwell, who with his company la ap pearing In "The Fire Chief," has received from the firemen of the different cities the sobriquet of "Chief," and is the center of no mtie attention from them here, aa has been the case everywhere he has appeared. In New Orleans he was the firemen's guest. hally In Our Alley," the beat of all the Lederer musical comedies, will be opened at the Boyd tonight for an engagement that close, with the week. In all nirt Ion ian the comedy la said to be one of the very best musical comedies of all the huge lamuy wnicn rrora season to season has romped over the board.. There are Jests and Jests, airy melodies and very striking and artistic groupings of much fmlnlne beauty. From beglnn'ng to end there Is hardly a moment without its laugh. The company Is carefully balanced and drilled. With such interpreter, as Junle McCree, Richard F. Carroll, Trlxle Frlganza. George Schiller. Richard Falrleigh. Caroline Heus tis, Trsle Mooney, Catherine Lewis, Frank Frarrlngton, Frank Bernard any old com edy might win admirers. Every home should have a New Home Any lady will be pleased with a Household It's all right If it's a White Complete your household with a new Domestic The name tells the tale Standard Sold on small monthly payments. P. E. FLODMAN & CO., 1514 Capitol Ave. Telephone 1574. Positively the best FAMILY I SEWINC MACHINES MADE STILL FIGURING We are reducing our stock pretty fast and It will soon be gone, and It should be, as these prices cannot be duplicated. 25o 'DeWitt's Early Risers 10c 2ro Banc's 9 O'clock Pills '.5c 50c Hobb's Sparagus rills Ko BOo Dodd's Kidney Pills 25c $1.00 Burkhart'a Compound 60c 26c Tutt's Pills 15c $1.00 Needham Red Clover 60c $1.00 Miles' Nervine 60c $1.00 Zip 60c 60c .Shlloh Consumption Cure 30c 23c Thomas' Electoid 15c 50c Common Sense Liniment 30c $1.00 Allen's Celery Compound 50c See where you can get such low prices. Fuller Drug & Paint Co 114 feooth 14th Street. We .ell paint. TaUo Pity on Your Faoo. Try COKE SHAVING FOAM and find out what, a really comfortable eh are ia. Collapsible Tubes 25 cents at Barbers and Druggists A. R Bremer Co., Chicago. The Four-Track Kews. When the different members of the ed itor', family ask, "Why don't The Four Track New. come?" It is getting to be like Castorla, even "the children cry for It," and this tells the story. It Is the most In teresting publication that comes In our ex changes, and the reason ia easily told. Mr. ueo. M. Daniels, the General Passanger Agent, who has charge of It, haa the "Car negl-j faculty" of getting good meu around him, who know their business, and the re suit Is that In everything the publication department of the New York Central dls- yibute. it f. "all right." Brooklyn. N v.. Journal. The subscription price of "The Four Track News" is 50 cents per year. A sam ple copy will be Bent, free for S cents by Geo. H. Daniels, General Passenger Agent New York Central A Hudson River Rail road, Grand Central Station, New York. It Is Erie Hallroad All the Way. Travel via the Erie railroad from Chi cago, to New York. Every mile plctur csque and every mile protected by safety block signals. Through service to New York, Boston and Columbus. Stop-over of ten 4ay allowed on all through tlcketa at Cambridge Springs and Niagara Falls Lowest rates. H. L. Purdy, traveling pas senger agent. Chicago. lr. Hoy, chiropodist, Farnam. moved to 1502 Hawes $3 lists. Spring atyles. Quality guaranteed. Stephens A Smith, opposite P.O. Bailey THE DENTIST 3:2 Paxt on B!k. Uoautiful Teath are attractive In any mouth. To have them you must visit your Den tist regularly. Remember that a stitch In time saves nine. Small fill ings for 60c. MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK N. or OMAHA. B. Cor. Faman and tfth Bts. Paid Vm Capital.... BftoO.OOO arplas Fan 100,000 I'JVITED STATES DEPOSITOKV. FRANK MURPHT. President. B. a. WOOD. Vica PrealaanV LiUTHKK UKAKt, amr. ; F. HAMILTON. Assistant Cajsbies. TheSecond Great Law aft.r K.lf nrntertlnn Iji Innktnir after the lmlKhty dollar. We are doing our best 1 to observe both these laws and from the stream of customers pouring in and out i of our store dally, we believe we are par tially successful, and prices and service must be the cause. Here are some some close prices on malt extracts, and WE HAVE THEM ALL. 25c Schlltz Malt Extract, 15c, I for 25c per dozen $150 25c gcheuater's Malt Extract, 15c or per ilozen , $1.60 25c Pabst Best Tonlc 18c or, dozen. .. l15 Jfrc Man rsuirine. i or. aosen i.:'j 25c Mult Marrow. 16c. or, dosen $1.50 i 2;.c yeth s Malt, 2uc. or, amen u l i 11.00 I'oruna, 61c, or, dcjSen $7.82 ! joc faf-tniia. 24c, or, dozen $2. Mi &ic Texas Catarrh Cure one cures. ... 4"c $l.ii Temptation Tonic no limit 25c 11.00 Bexine rnia tsc 1.(K Utr Malt Whiskey want It?.... 62c $1.00 Canadian Malt Whiskey w ier cent f:c $2.(0 Cheater's Pennyroyal Pllla $1.00 $1.00 Pierce's Remedies ! 6tc "Catarrh Hem" guaranteed 30c $1.00 Parisian Hair Tonic guaranteed. . 75c WIS KILL MAIL UKUfcKS-HKnt; LS FOR PRICES not catalogs. SCtlAEFER'S DRUO STORE Tto 'Pbones T47 and TtT. B. W. Cor. 16th and Chicago Its. 'i in' iim 1. 1.. MTTia. fjC 0 LL A R ! r c- aril u y n - i . w s i i i ic n . . n a , stTV BENNETTS March Stioa Styles This is the season when It behooves a woman to huve a welt sole walkJliK shoe of guild weight and style especially style these March winds, yoa know. FRY SHOES are the standard of style and excel lence. The FRY SHOE at $3.50, will give satisfaction as no other will. You will like the chic style the handsome finish, tho Kt neral up-to-ilatpness of . tlm shoe all the lime you wear them, and when you net through with one pair, you'll Want another. Call In. A Aft i sCf!1! AllA lb:&DUU.LAW. 'tH'.K'AfrXy.BTr ' f fprf mm. & A sti'n of beauty is a joy forever. DR. T. FELIX COIRALD'S OMENTAL CREVtt. OR MAulCAL BfcAUTIflER - a. - wt 5 S &. JT r. Jn t K.moTM Tsn, Ptmplaa, rracklrs, MMk Falek, Rut u4 sua Dtt- kit mm. ul (vary It tloih oa It ui atooS tba Us: of Bity-sva yaars. aoS la so hrmls 1UU ll Is b sura ii is sropvnr mad. Aeosi'l ns couotarfait at alml- tar name. Dr. I Sajra a14 ts a ladjr at ttt haul- tan (a patlant): "Aa yos ladlaa vlll uaa lhaia. I r.uu.mand "ilolHACD'S CREAM as tha laaal karmful ot all lha akin pcaparalluua." fat aala by all axuesata anS taucy suada Aaalers ta lha Ualtad Slalaa ai.d Burusa. FKRD. T. HOPKISt. Pros'r. K rat Jaaas at. M. X. A Special Price on Men's Bicycle Shoes We have taken all of our Men's Bi cycle Shoes and put them on sale for Thursday and Friday for $1.00 not a pair aver sold for less than $2.00 most of them $3.00 and $3.50 a pair. Besides these we have broken lots S, 5V4 and 6 sizes in narrow widths- all $5.00 and $6.00 shoes that we will sell Thursday and Friday at $1 a pair. This Is the greatest $1.00 shoe sale ever held In Omaha. 50c a Shoe-2 (or SI. 00 DF1EXEL SHOE GO. Omaha's U-t-Date Shts Hos3 1419 FARNAM STREET. THIN MODEL Watches, open face or closed gold filled, solid gold and silver. Just the kind for offlce men the clumsy, thlrk watch has gone. This new model is up-to-date. The prices are very moderate nuw. Spend a few minutes in our Store. Look for the name. S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler 1316 Douglas Street. WHY IS IT? The Webster fttar Brand oat sells all other brands of typewriter ribbons the world overt Why Is It The Star Hrand Typewriter Ribbon sells at a hlarlier price than any other brands In every trading; market of lb world, f Why la it that dealers rommead their own brands to be "as good" as Wrbatrr'a Star Hrand f The answer is easy Kvers body knows Iti Ql'Al.ITVI , THE MOYER STATIONERY CO. 220-222 SOUTH I6TH STREET. ALBERT EDHOLM. JEWELER. 107 North 16th Street. Opp. P. O. Durin? the quiet Lenten season you are meditating the purchase of a Diamond perhaps I You will iinri them Opposite the Poat Office on 16th St. We keep other thing-s besides diamonds. We know you'llike SIflEMDAN COAL. Equally ffood for hyjethu.meror cooking Victor White l605Fa.rnaqi JtaTel. 127 W.M.- Howell's Anti-Grip Capsules Far Bale by Hoasll Drug Co., lth and Capitol Avenue. 2So a Box. Sfod 117. R. Bennett Go.'s Raid Riddsncs Sale of Pianos and Organs ' 50con the dollar. Pending tho Reor ganization of the Com oany it has certainly been a winner. 50c on the dollar for a few days more only. In this mammoth stock of pianos will be found the greatest asBortmrnt of high grade iiitrunint, the largest vari eties of woods used in case construc tion, the latest and newest colonial styles carried by any bouse In tb. west. All Sold on Easy Payment Plan. We cannot quote you prices on second hand goods, as wa have not a piano or organ In stock, that baa been rented, reposscsHed, shop worn or used In any way. All are brand new and direct from the factories. Tall and Inspect them for yourself and see If what we Bay is not the fospel truth. hEMEMBER All these goods are sold on the easy payment plan. $5.00 to $2"i.fifi caxh and t'i.0 to $10.00 per month. 1'IANOS shipped to any point on approvul. Frrle.bt piid both ways If not perfectly t atisfprtorr. People, contemplating the purchase of a piuno In tho near future, should not fall to call upon us and examine our stock thoroughly, before buying, or write ua for full particulars. A full line of sheet uiuxlc and musi cal merchandlBe at greatly reduced prices. Flrfit class tuning and repairing done. All unrk guaranteed. BENNETT'S MUSICAL DEPT. 1st and 2d Floors. J. 5. CAfUIRON, Manager H Si. 00 Btuart's Oa- Prescriptions tyrT at Cut Prices. s.tViof-1'0 t.'ardui 47o J1 00 Plnkham's Veg. Comp...7o ri k l'f runa lYla r.m; Kyrup of Figs ''.'a I .''1c t'.isturla 2fc i 'i'tc l,aHtie llrumo Quinine. lfc L'.': t'urti-r Utile l.lver 1'ilU.lOo Mull orders promptly filled. l ftTUOnn t? Prescrioticn 1.H l tioiur u pharmacy, s Kith mmd UuiolHoa. l'hoam Allai. wm 8 ft . i - 4fc..st-.-a. sattr,-. .