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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 20, 1903)
10 THE OTUA1TA DAIXiX BET: FTC ID AY, MATtCII 20. 1003. V "So o! hi H cht erf r? rlt b Counters Piled Still Higher Tomorrow More Goods on Sale Tomorrow from Sinnott Bankrupt Stock This stock is bo immense that one day's Felling no matter how great cannot be noticed. Today we fill every counter again twice as high as yesterday. The offerings will be simply irresistible. Slnnott's $12.50 Suits at $5.00 In all the newr spring s.iadus including blacks, all sizes, coverts, homespuns, Venetians, g 00 Slnnott's $25 Tailor-Made Suits at $9.98-Sult In the now blouse effects with and without prplins, and the new collarless blouse, made r Qft of finest etamlne, canvas cloths, baskets, etc., at J J J Bargains, Bargains Yet Sinnott's $1.50 and $2 Undermualitis, 59c Thousands of snowy white undergarments are stacked In profusion on our bargain squares. A most elaborate showing of dainty white muBllu. Never such underwear bargains In Omaha. Cambric and ratiBlIn drawers, tucked and trimmed In a variety of styles. Corset covers, French and fitted, trimmed with Hamburg or lace In endless variety of styles. Night robes, chemise, petticoats, beautlfuly trimmed in fine vals, torchons, Insertlngs and embroideries. None worth less than $1.60 and many up to $2.00 59c $3.50 White Waists at 95c Including mercerised white waists. dimity waists, India linen waists, etc. new collar and sleeves, at 95c $7.50 511k Waists at $3.50 Made In black and colored taffetas, peau dp sole, In model laco waists, i J" ( at Slnnott's 50c Lawn Klmonas at 29c Beautiful patterns, light and dark colors, all sizes 29c TODAY EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF Remnants in Basement FINE DIMITY 1,000 yards In long mill lengths, er per yard - FINK FKRfALKS One big counter of 86-lnch wide, would be Ep cheap at 12'sc, per yard Jt EVEKKTT CLASSIC GINGHAMS one big table, worth 10c, filr at, per yard MERCERIZED COTTON FOULARDS Worth lBo a yard, file at, per yard !v UNBLEACHED MUSLINS One big table of finest quality un bleached muslin, per yard LONSDALE BLEACHED MUSLIN One big table, per yard FINE MERCERIZED BASKET WEAVE WAISTINOS, per yard FINEST QUALITY MERCERIZED' SATE ENS One big lot. In black and bright colors, worth 40c a yard, go at LINEN GINGHAMS One counter, the 40-cent kind, for, yard SPECIAL CARPET BARQAIN REMNANTS. One big table of sample lengths, three-ply, all wool carpets, per yard 5c ...6ic 25c 15c ...17ic 25c One big table of remnants of all grades of hrusrela cameta. worth ud A fii carpet, each VJzJK iQ ji.oo a yard, go at. yard w And hundreds of other special remnant bargains In the basement for to morrow. LACE AND E1BROIDERY REMNANTS flAlN FLOOR. LACE REM NANTS AND SAMPLE STRIPES 2kC 3iC 5C 10C SAMPLES' STRIPS AND SHORT LENGTHS OF VERY FINE EMBROID ERIES AND 1N8ERTINGS worth up to Cr Kir- 1 1- OSln ' 60o yard, on bargain square at Ofcs IUt lOWt J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS, BOSTON 8TORE. One big table of m-yard lengths best quality Doay Drusseis ffir CONTEMPLATES QUICK TIME Plan for Train from New York to 'Frisoo in Three ud One-Half Says. DOUBLE TRACK WORK ON UNION PACIFIC Mlllleas of Dollars Be Spent aad Ten Thonaaad Men to Bo Em. ployed oa Improvement This Spring. The Union Pacific has let contracts for doubling 144.4 miles of its track this year, 76.4 miles of the work to be done In Wy oming. The double tracks are all to be placed so that they will connect with other double tracks already laid and give two sections of double track complete between Sliver Creek and Watson's Ranch In Ne braska and between Cheyenne and Laramie In Wyoming. . This work Is being done in connection with the expenditure of $10,000,000 which E. H. Harriman has planned for the pur pose of making it possible to go from New York to San Francisco In three and one- half days. The work In Wyoming will cost $1,500,000 and the Union Pacific will have 10,000 men working on track and roadbed In Wyoming and Nebraska this spring. To Rednco Some Grades. The biggest part of the work planned for Wyoming Is that of the reduction of the grade on Archer hill and the double track ing of thla sixteen miles. The grade St present Is so great that freight trains have to be split and taken over the hill In two sections. Thla haa caused a great deal of delay on this section of the road. The work in Echo canon is of somewhat the same character and will give the Union Pa ciflc a track with few curves in It and put It in shape for a double track at slightly Increased cost. There are 1,010 miles of track on the line from Omaha to Ogden and one-seventh of this amount will be double tracked this year which with that already built will give them a double track for more than one- fifth of the route. The Southern Pacific Is making prepar ations for the building of a tunnel through the mountains in Nevada at a cost of $10, 000,000. This work Is In line with that be ing done on the Union Pacific and will probably be begun within a year. It Happened la a. Drag Store. "One day last winter a lady came to my drug store and esked for a brand of cough medicine that I did not have in stock," says Mr. C. R. Orandln, the popular drug gist of Ontario, N. Y. "She was disap pointed and wanted to know what cough preparation I could recommend. I said to her that I could freely recommend Cham berlain's Cough Remedy and that she could take a bottle of the remedy and after giving it a fair trial if she did not find it worth the money to bring back the bottle and I would refund the price paid. In the course of a day or two the lady came back. In company with friend In need of a cough medicine, and advleed her to buy a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. I consider that a very good recommends tlon for the remedy." The remedy owes its great popularity and extensive sale in a large measure to the personal recom mendations of people who have been cured by Its use. It la Erie Railroad All the Way. Travel via the Erie railroad from Chi cago to New York. Every mile pictur esque and every mile protected by safety block 'signals. Through service to New York, Boston and Columbus. Stop-over of ten days allowed on all through tickets at Cambridge Springs and Niagara Fills. Lowest rates. H. L. Purdy, traveling pas senger agent, Chicago. i4M ri Sctimoller & Muellers Special Offer in Pianos Anyone thinking of purchasing a Piano should not fall to write or call on us at once. This Is tho third week of our great Clearing Sale, and Judging from the way the instru ments are going the bargains cannot last much longer. Our special se lected stock of STEINWAY ft SONS, BTEGER & SONS. VOSE, EMERSON. STECK. A. B. CHASE. HARDMAN and 17 other high grade makes is quoted at prlcea never before known in tho hlntnrv of niano Sflllng. Be low we mention a few rare bargains we have others: One J. P. Hale vQ? Upright MVS' One W. W. Kimball Cfslfl Upright QIUU One Weber Piano good lOO condition MlsotJ Beautiful Oak CI EE Upright MUD One Chlckering Upright thoroughly overhauled In our own nipr factory vlUw Tho above special bargains are sold on Schmoller & Mueller's easy pay ment plan, vis., ONLY SI PER WEEK Remember we are Piano Manufac turers and will save the purchaser the middleman's profit. Write for catalogues, prices and bargain list, or pay us a visit of inspection. 100 New Pianos For Rent 3, , S3 Per Month. Old Pianos thoroughly overhauled In our own factory and Expert Tuning Promptly attended to. Schmoller & Mueller Piano Manufacturers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers, 1313 Farnam St., 'Phone 102B. IOWA BRANCH. SOS Broadway, Council BInffa. 'Phone 868. fUl s lit! 10,000 yards of Dimities, In lengths from to 10 yards, regular 1.1c goods, at 6c yard. 10,000 yards of fine Imported Madras for shirt waists, for ahlrts, etc., worth 19c to 25c, will go at 10c yard. 6,000 yards of lace striped Batiste, worth from 19c to 25c. will go at 10c and 12Hc ard. 40c Mercerized Black Satin, extra fine nlsh, really Imported Manchester goods, will go at 15c a yard. 1.000 yards of Olnghams. of Dimities, of Black Satin, of 36-Inch. Imported Ten-ales, etc., not a yard worth less than 15c and up 25c, will all go on one counter at 5c a ard. Wool Dress Goods, worth from 75c to $3.00 a yard, all on one counter at one third regular price. Another counter of half wool Henrietta, Fancies, etc., goods worth up to 35c a yard. will go at 7Hc a yard. Be sure to attend this Remnant Sale. PI..XSKI.. Remnants of extra heavy 33-Inch Shaker Flannel, worth 15c, at 6'Ac yard. Remnants of heavy Canton Flannel, worth 8V4c, at 44c a yard. Remnants of Calicos, worth 8Vic, at 3c yard. HIGH CLASS KEW YORK v Dresraaklag Stock. Swltzer Sisters, 12 East 83rd street. New York, entire dressmaking stock will be sold in Omaha. At the end of the most successful bust ness career, catering to the finest woman' trade In New York City The firm of Swltzer Sisters retl-e from business and sell their entire stock of DRESS GOODS, SILKS AND VELVETS, CHIFFONS, MOUSSELINS-DE-SOIE, UNMADE ROBES, LACES AND TRIMMINGS to J. L. BRANDEIS ft SONS, PROPRIETORS BOSTON STORE. OMAH V The Importance of thla sale will common Itself to every woman In Omaha. SALE BEGINS MONDAY, MARCH 23. This stock is now being arranged so as to have everything in order by Monday morn lng. In this evening's papers we will tell you more about It. J. L. BRANDEIS ft SONS, Proprietors BOSTON STORE, Omaha, Sixth Ward Republican Club Merlin. The Sixth Ward Republican club will hold a meeting at Llnwood hall, Twenty-fourth and Burdette streets, Friday night, March 20, at 8 o'clock. It Is the Intention to have some good speakers present. W. G. SHRIVER. President. Capital aad Surplus, H08.00O.0O Assets. S315.0O0.0O You Need Have No Fear about the safety of your savings when you deposit them In this bank. This bank has stood a tower of strength In every storm and met every demand made upon It by depositors since Its organization In 1884. We pa 4 per cent compound Interest. You can open sn account with $1.00. LIUls tlMl banks to plict la th home fret, CITY SAVINGS DANK. Brown BlocH. SiatoomK and Douglas Strooto OMAHA. NED. MRS. J. &&&&&&& eSr:&S;SS& benson x ?c Infants Wear jjj viz ii vli 0 ii A4 Our large line for spring In 81!pi, Robes, Skirts, Wrappers, Knit und Flannel Jack ets, Bibs, Bootees, Shoes, Flannel Shawls, Vests, Bands, Bonneta, Caps. In silk or mull; Cloaks, long or short. In Bedford cord, cashmere, taffeta and metre silk. Children's Short Dresea for months, 1, 3 and 3 years. In white; price 50c to 19.50. White and colored Russian Blousee, Klltj and Dresses, 1, 2, 1 and 4 years. Price, 3u to 15.00. Infanta' Cloaks; prlcea from 11.25 to 117.00. :srr Sam'l Burns sells the celebrated Gats City filter. ARIEM: Friday in tho THK R KM 4 III. K STORK. Domestic Room Friday will he the largest Remnant Day w' have ever had In onr Domestic Room. Over loo.ooo yard of Mill r.nns. Short lenstha, nr.. In Wool Dress ftnod. In l.lnlna. In Imported Madras, Imported I'errales, "heettnars, Mnallna. tnnihrles. In feet, everything; In remnants at from one-qnarter to one-tenth of their regular price. Remnants of 31 and 40-lnch Sllkollne and Cretonne, worth, 12c and 15c, at 6c yard. FROM. 9rSO TO IOi.IO A. M. IS THK DOJIK.ITIC ROOM. We will give one of our old time Dress Goods sales Suitings, Voiles, Etamlnes, Challls and Waistlnge, goods worth from ll.no to $3.00 a yard, and only one pattern to customer, at 25c a yard, nio wai.h wiiitk fjoons, i.ikns ami Mtst.1 m noMKsric room. 25c quality 40-Inch India Llnons and Or gandies, In long mill ends. Be yard. 12Hc quality Lonsdale Cambric, In long mill ends, 4V4c yard. 6Hc quality heavy bleached Twilled Tow cling at 2c yard. 10c quality check and stripe Nainsook, In long mill ends, at 4Hc yard. 25c quality Madras and Mercerized Stripe Waist Ings. In long mill ends, 12MiC yard. 6'4c quality extra heavy LL Muslin, 3c per yard. 2"c quality Turkey Red Damask, 12Hc per yard. 25c quality Bleached Union Damask, 12c per yard. 50c quality rrady-to-uee Sheets, size 81x 90, full bleached, at 39c. SALE OF VELVETS FRIDAY MORNING SO-MINUTE VELVET SALE AT 15C YARD For 30 minutes from 9.30 until 10 o'clock Friday morning we will place on sale all the Velvets and Velveteens from the B. Rothchlld stock. These Velvets are worth from wc up to i.m yaru. m while many are In odd shades, yet thoy are most suitable for waists, for trimmings, for sofa pillows and upholstering purposes. In all about 50 boxes, and If you are on hand on time you will get a good bargain. On sale from 9:30 until 10 o'clock at 15c. NEW LACES REAL LACES This is the greatest Lace season ever known In the dry goods business. All kinds of Laces are fashionable, Cluny Lacre, Yack Laces, Chantllly Laces, Venice Laces in fact, there has never been a season before where so many different styles were In vogue. We have THE Lace stoo k of Omaha. Hayden's control the line of Wash Laces made In Zlon City. We have the best assorted Btock of Laces and at astonishingly low prices. A special discount on Real Duchess Laces Friday. MEAT SALE . - - . . No. 1 Bacon 11:0 eai noasi Mutton Stews 3Ho Leaf Lard .. 10c Mutton Chops 6ttc and 10c tHAYDEW BROS. jpriday gpecixls JVjvislirs and (Q loves Great Specials in Our Ladies' Furnishing Goods Department. TOY i ) .. The chair-enr is one of the modern conveniences of travel that furnishes old-fashioned comfort without any extra charge. The chairs can be adjusted at night so that you can recline at full length. Then, with a pil low from the porter, you can sleep as soundly as in a bed. These cars are on all Bur.llngton thro' trains. Leave for Denver 4:25 p. m.; Chicago 7:00 a. m., 4:00 p. m. and 8:0o p. m.; Kansas City 8:15 a. m, and 10:30 p. m.j Bt. Louis 5:10 p. m. iiihipQ J. G. REYNOLDS, Ticket Agent. 1502 Farnam St. i l Pill flounce trimmed In torchon lace laundered effects, a regular (1.25 grade, at Women's flowni -GnnJ quality muslin and long cloth gowns, full cut and well made, with narrow hemstitching and lace, embroidery trimmings ou sleeves and neck, post- sjt lively $1.25 quality - Va Covers Made of fir.o quality long cloth and cambric, with dainty lace Insertion and laco beading, also hem stitched and embrol' trimmings, good Women's Skirts -Mado of cambric, x tra wide cut. with tucked mm alno many styles of dainty JL also hem- m ibroldored I value at 75c Great Specials in Our Ladies' Furnishing Goods Dept. Ladles' Qloves Made of good quality, kid, overseain se n with silk stitched back, in black, white, slate or tan, a regu lar 75c quality, for Ladles' Qloves Two-class, light weight, imported kid gloves; a grade that never sold for less than fl.00; Saturday Ladles' Gloves Made of the finest quality mocha, cape and kid, all newest shades tans, reds, browns, slates, blues, black and white, full pique and prlx sewn seam, with beautiful silk stitched B back; positively s $160 quality, for -a 59c 75c 1 Established for Years KOCIAN ARRIVES SATURDAY Violinist Will Be Entertained by III Countrymen During Star la Omaha. Rudolph Aronson, manager of Koctan, tha Bohemian violin virtuoso, was In the city yesterday. He says that Koclan has fully re covered from the illnets that resulted lu tho cancellation of his former date Omaha, Is now stronger than ever and will positively appear at the Boyd next Monday night. "Koclan played a remarkable engage ment In San Francisco," said Mr. Aron son. "He was booked for Ave concerts there, but there were so many people turned away at these that we felt obliged to give ta additional concerts. The enthusiasm of the audiences knew no bounds." Koctan will arrive In Omaha over the Burlington at 3:10 next Saturday afternoon and will be met at the station by the com mittee of Bohemian citizens which has been appointed to receive him. Sunday he will be given a drive over the city and other wise entertained by his countrymen. Thousand suffer from a short, hacking cough who might be cured by Plso's Cure. TROOPS TO GO TO ST. LOUIS General Order Im Issued (or Detach mrnt of SoliMers from Tbelr Posts. A general order has been Issued from Department of the Missouri headquarters directing that twenty-seven officers and 465 enlisted men be detached from Fort Crook on April 24 to attend the Louisiana Pur chase exposition dedication at St. Louis. The same order directs that sixty-six offi cers and 1.177 enlisted men be sent from Fort Leavenworth to the same point on the same dale. Health at Small Coat. A few doses of Dr. King's New Life rills will cleanse, tone and invigorate the whole system. Try them. Only 25o. For sale by Kubn aV Co. Mortality Statistics. The following births and deaths have been reported Xn the Hoard of Health: Uirtha Philip Mueller. 27:16 South Elev enth, boy: V. Hots 17'I7 South Tenth, girl; W. M. Wright, 4.V.2 Dclur girl. Death Mrs. Margareta echinker. 2447 South eighteenth. 33. Dr. Roy, chiropodist, moved to 1505 Farnam. RELIABLE I IS DENTISTRY Union Dental College Pott Graduate. No Students Old reliable, expert, accurate, painless dentists to do your work here. Graduate dentists corue here to learn our palnhws methods. F.xpert dentists admitted to our course for IKtt. Then all could have a big business. Beware of .jealous, Idle, sore head dentists. They have lost thetr practice. Poor work and painful methods they have used caused people to come here. We can make money by teaching our palnlesa course to expert dentists. That way we don't have 10 charge such high prlcea. We are always crowded. DCRING MARCH OSLYl get of Teeth, from SJI.OO ap Gold Crowns ' S3. SB an Brldare Teeth .aa.M up Oold Filling Trio np rilltace 2Be op Teeth I&xtracted Free The Best of Everything I Leal---Deaflwoofl- -Hoi sonngs I nasnanasannsnnnansmanii 1SI. Pill- Trains Daily Over The Only Double Track Railway EPiTo Chicago WORK DONE FREE Email charge for material. Something new In artificial teeth No plates required New patent anchor Mis fit, looee and broken platea repaired and made to fit. union DENTAL COLLEGE OP PAINLESS DENTISTRY, 1823 Douarlaa Street. Room 4. Open dally NlbU till ; Sundays, I to t Deputy Btate Veterinarian. Food Inspector.' H. L. MfJACCIOTTI, D. V. S. CITY VETERINARIAN, omee and Infirmary, 28tbend Mason Bts. Omaha, Nfb. Telephone &W. Wears ot Plremea Increased. OAUVESTON, Tei . March 19. The fire men on the Gulf. Colorado A Santa V have received u Increase of wtnei which CITY OFFICE. 1401 1403 Farnam St TcL 361 sod 524. A Well Selected Farm Mortgage Pays the highest rate of Interest con slxtent wl'.li absolute security. We have hud experience. We per sonally exumlne every farm on which we make a loan. If you have Idle funds we can se cure you a good investment. Special attentl-'ii given to invefctment of trust f und. 'I'hone 470. i-D New York Ufe Bldg. Forfait & Haskell Co. will average 12H per cent. The firemen were the last of the employes to auk for an increase, the, ti-Hlnmeii, engineers and switchmen having been granted an advunce some time ago. Hawes )3 bats. Spring styles. Quillty guaranteed. Stephens A Smith, opposite P.O. ItlKII. . ..! 1. i Funeral Balurdav morning. March -1. I o'clock, from the family resilience. I'O. Bouth Eighteenth sir.et. to St J...ieM church, luterment, Oerman-tathullc ceme Ury. MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK OP OMAHA. N. EL Cor. remain aad Uth Sts. Paid I'p Capital.... Suu,000 Carplas Pnd S1UO.OOO I'NITKO STATBS DEPOSITORY. PRANK MURPHT. President B H WOOD, Vioe Prasloool LUTKE.1 tiKAKE. chlr JTt j IjU-TSM. Atl VajalfS. Clipping the wings of. high-grade tailoring prices. By buying in big lots and with a combination of merchant-tailors, we -save mon ey. By being Just a trifle out of the high-rent district we save money. By con ducting our business with 20th Century Methods, by making every effort of our employees and of our ad vertising, .count we save money. Because we save money In. our buying we can save you' money In your buying save It NOT by little prlcei, but by MORE value by snappier style by Jauntier fit. Sprinjr Suits, $25 to $50; Sprlni? Top-CoaU, $25 to $50; Sprinj Trousers, $6 to $15. Remember, you can drop In, we'll take your measuro free and draft an accurate pattern free. Then no mat ter where you are or when you're there, you can send us a note, we'll s nd you samples and your clothing can be made Just as satis factory as if you were right In .Omaha. . (VlacCarthy Talloring Company, 1710-12 Firnam St. Phone 1131 Be: BjlJiij Court House Is opposite. J I I 1 One of tho Many New Ones for Spring Shapely, durable and elegant. Giving the foot of the up-to-date Borosls wearer a grace and elegance only found In this line. SOROSIS ARE 13 50 ALWAYS. SOROSIS SHOE STORE, FRANK WILCOX, Mgr., 203 Soutb 15th Street. March Tlano Snlo of Good Pianos at prices that crc moving the goods. Thi way the peoplo of Omaha and vinclnity are taking advantage of our money saving prices on good Pianos, goes to show they realize and eppre clate what we are doing for them. Such standard pianos as ihe follow ing to make your selection from: The Knubf-, Kranlch & Back, Kim ball, Jlallctt.ft liavls, Sterling, Iindemnn & Son. Kroll, Mathershek, M; Ivllle Clark, Hospe, Adam Schuaf, Sihumann, Swerlland, Burton and various othrrs. A few of our many bargains for Fri day. 1 Millard fprlght Piano. (1(1(1 fcooil aa new p 1 1 la, lett &. Davis L'pr sht. CfOR lal;c size, used iplfcU 1 Klmbnl! 1'iirlght, 4114(1 Rosrwcod case, used 1 Kimball Vprlght. Cffi Mahogany case, used h""" 1 llallctt & llavls I'prlght. ClRH larce s so, Ufcd qJlOU New I'lanoe, Mahogany AZY7 caaea kpaia Any of these bargains on terms of $1.25 per week. Oo as others are doing. Give us a call. Inspect our gooils. Get our prices and easy Terms. And you will own a piano. r A. HOSPE CO. 1513-1515 DOUGLAS STREET. TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER Write for a Sample. Copy. WT A SODA FOUNTAIN? We had two, have sold one and the other one mut he moved by April 1st. This Is a modern lu syrup ot.yx body, with white and gold canopy, Tuft founlaln, complete In every detail ami In tine condition. We re having another Tuft made, larger than Ibis, which Is our leanon for selling this on-. 1 hlrt fountain includes a fine end turn counter atjd large NKW copper work board, hJe n.l two -. copper or steel foi'nts. r'or further particulars write us or call hi store. . IP YOV WANT TO SAVE MONEY get our pi li es on patent medicines, rutober kooiIs tureteal instruments, family liquors, toilet articles, perfumes, l'RKS KIPTlONa or anything !se in tlie drug line. A Fi:W SAMJ't.K Ci'TB. 3fc Genuine Castorla no limit tin t) it) Genuine eruna all you want Slo 2.".c Hires' Root Heer no limit lie pic Hlra' Root Heer carbonated. I for II. (rt I'lerce's Remedies no limit (: ll.isi Talne's Celery fomp no limit.... T4o 'Jc laxative llromo (julnlne no limit.. lEo Sit- Qumacetol the guaranteed cold rare 2" 2.i)ii Chester's I'ennyroyal nils ll'O i'ic Texas Catarrh Cure one cures.... two CUT PRICE DRUQ STORE SGIIAEFER'S l o 'I'soiim-74T and TUT. S. W. Cor. 101 h and Chicago Sts. Ynn will lie of&f much vAlue to other, yj you luvve been o yourjelf if you ivtlvije Ihemlo USESSIERIBAN COAL Workj perfeclly in b&veburner, DAncfy for coo kind VictorWhiie l605 Fa.rn4xm3t. Tel. 12T p8- Howell's Anti-Grip Capsuled for Eals b llosell Urug Co.. ICtb sod Capitol Avcuus. Ho s B