Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, August 19, 1903, Page 10, Image 10

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On
Sale
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An Extraordinary
Boys' 50c, 75c and
Sous' Fins Suits 81.90
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Strong;, sensible Waists made of heavy cheviots, ging
hams and Indigo blue percales laundered and unlaun
dered with Mother's Friend waist attachment 60c,
75o and1.00 values at
AH the Men's Summer Suits in Our
Great Stock on Special Sale at
Just Half Marked Price
25c Foulard at 10c a Yard
Today we place on sale' all the balance of our stock
on hand or Mercerized Cotton , Foulards they are
all In the new and beautiful patterns, heavily mercer
ized and look- Just like silk we will clone out our en
tire stock on hand today at yard
TWO PICTURE SPECIALS
Imported placques, fine assortment
of fancy heads to select from,
30o values -4
at.
Jf. Jl. Jran&rU & Porta
LOCALS FIRST OF SEPTEMBER
Great Western Arrange! to Enter Omaha
Within Two Weeks.
OFFICIALS LOOK OVER LOCAL TERMINALS
oaaalat Themselves vrlth Conditions
fs aa to Bo Ready for Entrance
yrlth Both Passenger and
Freight.
The Great Western will be running trains,
passenger and freight, into Omaha at the
Union station September 1. They will be
pnljr local trains, however. The regular
through service will not begin until two
or four weeks later, as was given out by
President Stlckney when here lust week.
The information regarding the local trains
comes from Superintendent O. A. Qoodell,
who, with O. Cornellsen, superintendent of
the Fort Dodge & Omaha division; W. B.
Causey, superintendent of the Mason City
V Fort Dodge division, and General Agent
Thomas, who has charge of the local in
terests of the Great Western in Omaha
and Council Bluffs, spent Monday in the
three cities inspecting the Union Pacific
and Union station facilities. The party
was shown around by Superintendent R.
W. Baxter of the Union Pacific
The mutual agreement between the Union
Pacific and Great Western for the en
trance of the iatter's local trains at this
early date discredits all thought of the
Union Pacific further pushing its case to
keep the Stlckney road out of Omaha. It
la generally understood, now, that the
liarrtman road has abandoned any hope
of success from the appeal it took from
Judge Munger's decision.
Carefolly Inspect Terminals.
The officials Monday made a carefull
Inspection of the general situation here,
taking notes as to what extra trackage was
needed, as the general plans for switching
and admitting the incoming line. The local
trains can, It Is found, get into the city
Without waiting for the enlargements that
are to be made for the permanent service.
The Union Pacltlo is busy with plana for
these enlargements. It is now about cer
tain that the Iron fencing separating the
Union station yards from the Burlington
and those outside the fence will have to
come down and moved further south,
Probably two new tracks will be laid. Most
of the tracks outside the Union station
yards belong to it. so that It will not be
necessary, it is now .thought, to link up
with the B. 4 M.
Chief Engineer Berry of the Union Ta
clflo has Just arrived from an extensive trip
ever the main line and Kansas division of
the road, where he. has been busily en
gaged In conducting Improvements, and he
will now address himself to perfecting the
details of the Union station plans,
preparatory to the Great Western's en
trance. Drives All Before It.
Aches and' pains fly before Bucklen's
Arnica Salve. , 80 do sores, pimples, bolls,
corn and plies, or no pay. 26a For sale
by Kuhn & fa
SPECIAL, THAI
frtat the lfortaweetera I.lae to
Lake
View, Iowa, and Relirs,
Saturday, Aug. 29th,
Tron Omaha T:30 a. m., bock home same
evening.
Only $1.(0-Round Trip $1 60.
Spend a day at beautiful Wall Lake.
Fine groves, steamboats, bathing, rowing,
fishing.
Only $1.60. $1.&0, $1 50.
Cltjr tlcktt offices 1401-1403 Farnam Street
To New York or Philadelphia
via the Lehigh Valley railroad. . Double
track. Btooe ballasted. Magnificent
trains. Dining cars a la carte. Stop
overs allowed at Klaaamxa Falls.
On
Sals
Today
Clothing Deal.
w4 big cJotWni; iaj representing 1S,000
in spot cash brings to Omaha people a
wonderful opportunity to secure boys' all
wool ruitt at prices below the cost of mak
ing. These Suits Are Just the
Thing for Boys' School
Wear.
These suits are the Sailor Norfolki, Nor
folks, Double-Breasted Suits, Sailors and
Three-Piece Suits made of the prettiest
cloths and most fashionable cuts. They
are absolutely worth J4.0O and $5.00 each.
Tou will appreciate their value when you
see them. Today special at
Sr-n cm)
. 5!22
$! Waists at 25c
10c
Colored pictures, 3-inch wide gold
frames, 10x14, ornamental cor
ners, frame will not
tarnish
35c
f. 'JL QzunU tt Pott
UNRELIABLE RUMORS.
Electrio Lisrht Company Warns PabUo
Against Rumors 1st Clrea
latloa.
It has come to our notice that those In
terested in preventing this city substituting
electrio lights for gas and gasoline street
illumination, at a saving of many thou
sands of dollars per year to the taxpayers.
are resorting to many methods to deceive
the public and thus array Omaha's citizens
against such a proposition.
We urge our citizens to bear in mind that
no proposition from this company has been
made to the city, consequently all of the
idle stories now in circulation are based
solely upon rumor and not upon fact.
September 1 the council will receive bids
from the electric light company and the
gas company. Thus It will be seen that
any discussion of this matter at this time
is not only premature, but is entirely based
upon conjecture.
Therefore We caution our citizens to pay
no attention to statements of parties inter
ested In defeating a proposition of great In
terest to the city, and regarding which we
court the fullest Investigation as to its
merit and utility.
We are confident that a publlo Investiga
tion of the methods of street liahtlnir
which have prevailed in the past when
compared with the system we propose will
result in an overwhelming sentiment in
favor of our proposition.
OMAHA ELECTRIC LIGHT AND
POWER COMPANY.
Sam'I Burns is selling a decorated Hav-
iland bread and butter set for $3.00.
Modern Woodmen of America! Ptcnlc.
Papllllon, Neb.,
Thursday, August 20,
80 cents for the round trip
, via
UNION PACIFIC.
Special train leaves Union Station
, . t:00 A. M.
For tickets and full Information
call at
City ticket office, 1324 Famam 6t
Toronto, Ont., and Itetarn
$12.40.
The above rate via WABASH R. R. from
Chicago sold August 26 tV 28. All informa
tion at Wabash City Office. 1G01 Farnam
St, or address Harry E. Moores, G. A. P.
D., Omaha, Neb.
Dr. F. W. Slabaugh, dentist, SIS N. T. Life.
Dodge Car Line Blocked.
The northern portion of the Dodge street
car line was blocked for about two hour.
Tuesday by the falling of the forward motor
on a car wnicn liatl Just started went from
Twenty-fourth and Ijike streets. The car.
could be umved to neither direction until
me wrecking car arrived with chaii
lie up tlie fallen machinery. The sei
was maiiuaineu as tur as Twentieth
LrfiKe strveta, where the switch was
Absolutely Unnecessary
Is the growth of superfluous hair on the
face, neck and arms of ladies, because I)K
MIHACt.K will take It off kill It forever!
PHYSICIANS ARE USING IT to remove
Hair preparatory to an operation. The
first application removes tlie hair, but the
second or third K1I.IX THE GROWTH.
Menu anywnere Dy mall tor ll.uu.
$1 00 Orrlne 10 close out 8'ie
$1.00 1'erur.u no limit 67o
bua uar-Hen 4Hc
(1 W hitney s Nerve and Flesh builder s)c
buc ur. t harles Mesh rivod 410
if out ok town, bend us a list
of articles yoit ark rt'ying in
iihio store and bee what we
CAN SAVE YOU.
I.'ks liatlve ltromo-Qulnlne 13c
2&o Mennen's Talcum fowder 12c
Jao Genuine Custorla 240
$1.60 Fellows' Syrup Hypophosphates..$l.U
$3 Chester's gHiuilne Fenny royal Fills $1 Ou I
o Hire a nool Beer 14c
8jo Carter s Utile Liver Pills 16c
OPiiN? ALL NIGHT.
CnilAECCniC cutpricb
tfWHHi.1 kll V DRIK1 STORE
Two rkoaea T4T aa TT.
Sth til Chleaae Streets. Omaha.
111 jiiTTS
ROUSERS IN
A RIX INCH WJTCHEK KNIFE THE 25C KIND
Wednesday
SET OF SIX KNIVES AND SIX FORKS THE GCp
ONE DOLLAR KIND Wednesday, the set O wU
WHITE METAL TAULE SPOONS A ft
each 'SC
WHITE METAL TEA SPOONS
each
NO. 2 STARR DINNER
PAILS
Groceries Groceries
Varieties, qualities and stocks bljf
gest In the west. Prices lowest to be
found around. 'Phone your order.
You are no further from our service
and the big- money-saving- It offers
than you are from , the nearest 'phone.
RING UP 137-QROCBRT.
Prompt deliveries. Every wag-on fitted
with patent refrigerator.
7c
MALTA CEHKS A SPECIAL
ReTen (( a Parkaaje.
7C
Host Lniindry Soap,
10 tmrs for
Corn Starch,
1-1 b. pkg
Pepper Sauce,
bottle
Pickles, assorted,
bottle
Olives, assorted,
bottle
Preserves, assorted,
gloss jnr
French Mustard,
glass jnr and spoon. . .
CM1 Sardines,
can
Totted Meats, assorted,
can
Cream Cheese,
pound
Neufchatel Cheese,
each
Fresh Country Butter,
pound :
BENNETTS CAPITOL.
CREAMERY
25c
.4c
7c
9c
..9c
..9c
10c
6c
c3
I2ic
15c
24c
4c
Special Prone Offer
4c
Kxtra scood prnnea.
Four cents a pound.
SPECIAL TEA OFFER
IMPERIAL JAPAN, OK
pound 3G
ICE COLD BUTTERMILK FREE
g'lll'j I "f ' 'M1ML1IJMI H.H.J1I.M WllHMtRWI.
USITIiU STATES IJBHOSITOHY.
fvak Vupky. rnM B a Wart, rfc ntds
I.W trk. f T B.mlllni . w.W
Full line of Clear Havana cigars "fZ"' V'lr
Complete line of Pipes, all guaranteed. "fffS ffiii jr
OMAHA'S LARGEST CIGAR HOUSE-v
i Main Office, 1404 Douglas jK'SS 1
m Street , '''"t-Jj -( ; '
J.:Wt?V':.-. A
L
used. II f H. K (Vr Fmmn W lA Wna , I
Opening Reception. Saturday, Aug: 22
Ladies too
s useful souvenir
te every asa
HARDWARE
2c
22c
BARGAINS IN
STATIONERY
Dainty Crepo Paper Nap
kins, with pretty and highly
decorateil borders regular
price 10c a dozen for
5c doz
A 500-pige pencil Ca
tablet for Ob
Decorated crepe paper, fine
assortment, regular value
25c, special iff
for IwU
25 extra heavy white wove
envelopes, Q
special for l
Note paper with envelopes
to match, in fancy colors
or white, special IQft
price, box lUw
LEVER
TIME ALARMS
JUST REGEIVED
Guaranteed perfect time
keepers, on sale I QC
. Jewelry dept I tC 5J
MggfJaVsl
3 I
Specials for Today
The new Potay Last
Patent Colt
Shoe for Ladies
Made to sell ftr
FIVE DOLLARS,
On
sale
at
And the
Meti'sShoes
like this picture, tCEj
made to sell for ZpO
fttlH3
1
J)
Re-No-iVlay
Cares yonr feet to stay cured.
Sold liiverywhere.
MASlFACTlnKI) BY A. MAYER.
All men
ro Invited to our
ares. BE22l
sveryy ARMW
to
$3
. b . m u 111
ARTISTIC
P
I AC
OF THE VERY
FIRST RANK
are limited, our stores contain nine
standard makes. Those Instruments
shown by us exclusively are the
choice pianos of America, whose repu
tation and trade extends to all foreign
countries. These Instruments have
been on the market for over half a
century their repututlnn Is made by
the actual test of EXPERIENCE, the
ONLY TRUE TEACHER.
EXPERIENCE THE ONLY
TRUE TEACHER
It Is this kind of pianos that we are
milking special deep cut prices on and
extra easy terms. New pianos. In all
the various natural wood cases pi
anos that usually retail for 4', li00
to JtiOO, me being sold bv us at the
present time for less than the ordi
nary dealer's rates, $210, $242, J274 to
W18.
Brand new, clean, fresh pianos, In
parlor ei7.es, worth $300 to $375,
re cut In the same proportion, to
$118, $146, $172 to $210.
ALL ON $5.00 PAYMENTS
We rent line, new pianos for $3.00 to
$4.00 per month.
SGHMOLLER
MUELLER
1313 FARNAM ST.,
TEL. 1625.
OMAHA, NEB.
GOOD COLUMBUS
RUBBER TIRED
PHAETON
AT $50.
GOOD COLUMBUS
TWO SEAT, LEATHER
TOP CARRIAGE.
$50
FINE HAND MADE
, OPEN STANHOPE,
RUBBER TIRED
$50
QUITTING
1 :
BUSINESS
CLOSING OUT
DRUr.ir.10ND,
18th and Harney.
Alidy
messofi
FitSh
We bsve all kinds of
,Aan Avrurslons to
the "Minnesota Lakes" dop
ing July, August and Septem
ber. Our Minnesota trains leeye
Omaha at 7:35 a. m. and 7:50
p. m. We'll tell you about It
at 1402 Farnam Street,
Omaha, Neb.
W. II. BtWI.L,
District Passenger Agent
IE WILL, at small cost,
" take your old skirt, clean
It up, presilt, put on new band
and binding, and you will be
surprised at the change.
THE PAMTOniUI.1
OMAHA.
407 60. 1Mb SC
Tel. 90S
,67
M
Going m
Fishing? 11
r AWfnM'
dZ'-AU WMS
I'll V. IllXf ABLK STOHK.
Take Time to Look
SWlc brpllnar, 10 J-2o
2.'jo quality extra fine bleached sheeting.
81 Inches wide, well known brand, Wed
nesday, special IQsf
at per yard IJW
ISe India I.lnon, lOo
15c quality sheer India linon, 31 Inches
wide Wednesday, special If1l
at per yard IUC
40c Unmask. 2tlo
Full grass bleached union damask, 64
Inches wide 40e quality
Wednesday, special, at, yard
25c
Wednesday in Omaha's Greatest Do
mestic
ANOTHER NEW STOCK APDEH TO
WEDNESDAY THE UKEATEST SEL.14
,t!o Ciooda for Or a yard.
Silk foulards, the prettiest klmonas, dress
ing; sack or wrapper goods, made in all
the luster of the $1.50 silk foulards, all
the new stripes and figures, all the deli
cate llpiires when made up looks exactly
like Cheney Bros' silk for Wednesday
only, and only 54 pieces Q
In stock, at, yard C
25c and !tfto Imported Flannelette, l.lo
Mulhausen German flannelettes, a handfull
thick, fine wrapper titc'ires, aold every
where at 2"ic and 3rc yard, C
for Wednesday we will sell them at. . I JC
lflc Goods at lOc a yard.
Arnold's celebrated flannelette, the best
known goods In America, double foil,
GROCERY
READ THESE PRICES.
All brands of laundry starch.
Celluloid starch per package ....
Elastic starch, per package
Corn Starch, per package
Good rice, per pound
All brands laundry soap, per bar
Jelllcon
..7c
..7c
..7c
3Vic
24e
..5c
Fruit pudding
La
eir
MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS
AT THE
E-3QSPE
Fire Sale.
SELLING AT ONE-HALF TO
ONE-THIRD COST
Violins, Mandolins, Guitars,
Banjos, Accordeons, Drums, Flutes,
Fifes, Clarionets, Brass Instru
ments, Harmonicas, Violin Strings,
Music Boxes, Music Discs, Rec
ords, Music Rolls, Sheet Music,
Music Books.
GET PRICES.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE.
GREATEST SALE EVER
KNOWN.
A. HOSPE CO.,
1513-1515 DOUGLAS ST.
Must Bo Closed Out iti Fifteen Days.
Ths sbovs pretty Stanhops and 20 others of latest delrns will b closed out St
raetory cost, i( taken at once. Wo want more room. BARGAINS. Coma snd sse.
Repository lOth and Farnam Streets.
Kingman Implement Company
I 0$
Regent Shoe Go.
20S So. IStb St.
ONIMOD
Ts a perfect welt shoe sold by maker
to wearer same quality elsewhere
costs 16.00.
A MAN'S SHOE
That Invariably stamps the wearer a
Judge of style, quality, comfort. A
buyer of the best shoes money can
put
ON A MAN
$2.50 and $3.50
paysiy sTtMS) VBtartnaJlasV
food Inspector.
n.L.RM2CCI0TTI, D. V. S.
CTTT VKTUTRIPJAJUAJI.
Oflkw maA Xnflrmai7. Vts and afaaon ata
Big Linen and
Domestic Dept
at These Prices.
91.SO Kavklas, s
All linen bleached nspklns. - !. fsst
edges, $1.W qiiHllty, Wednesday, (Rr
special, at, per yard 111
40r TarWey HrA Damask. Wi
Polled Turkey red table damask, pretty
patterns, fast oolors, t Inches wide. o
qu.illly, Wednesday 9hC
special, at, yard fcH
IS l-ae rillovr Mips. lOn
Bleached slips, sire 4fixS and 42x36, the
12Wo quality, Wednesday in
special, at IMW
lOc rambrlv, 1 J-Sss.
Snow white cambric, yard wide, 10c raluc,
Wednesday, special, TXt
at. yard - I
Room.
OVIt OTHER THREE STOCKS ON BAI.TO
NO THAT WAS EVER HELD IN OMAHA
SS Inches wide, and always told at 19o
yard, on this sale it 10,1
will go ut, yard IUI
13 1-Iic Flannelettes for tie a yard
The best flannelette In America for the
money, 28 Inches wide, extra heavy, fine,
dark and red colors, made to el for
the fall of 1H03 at 12o Pr yard our
price for Wednesday E.
will be, yard ' .WW
i:tha srrcciAi.s
3fi-ln. extra heavy percales, only Be
l."c Royal piiques, all dark colors, at. .So
ti'tc fall piint.M, at 5n
Bc. spring prints 4o
Sc shirting prints S'-io
5c flat cambric linings 20
One thousand more bargains In this room
at equally low prices.
SPECIALS
Largo sucks of white or yellow cornmeal,
per sack 12u,o
Lurgte glasses tine fruit Jelly Bo
Large bottles fancy stuffed olives 7Vio
Fresh soda crackers, per pound be.
FreHh butter crackers, per pound 5o
Largo jnicy lemons, each lo
Fancy sweet oranges, each la
Fresh roasted peanuts, per measure ....2o
Good Japan tea, per pound ISo
Good Rio coffee, per pound 7Vtc
ART STOCK
Pictures and Frames
SELLING CHEAP
AT THE
HOSPE
Fire Sale.
Every Framed Ficture at one
third to one-half off.
Frames made for Pictures big
discounts.
Etchings, Engravings and Water
Colors at one-third to one-half oft.
Big stock of PyrograpUy Outfits
and Wood Novelties for burning at
big reductions.
COME AND SEE THE BIG
SALE AT
A. HOSPE CO.,
1513-1515 DOUGLAS ST.
Buckeye
and
Woodhull
Bikes
Stanhopes
Rockaways
FULL SET OF
TEETH
ii
One of L)r, Hall's 1'iitented Double Buo
tlon nates for $3.00. l'ntll Sei t. 15 we will
do work fiee. Hmall charges lor material.
OUR SPECIAL
KRKH CLJNIC
I'KJCKS.
Save Pain and Money
Teeth Ustra'rted FRKK
Fllllnvs from 2Aa
(ioll Flllluss from 73o
Gold frowns from '. .Vii.Hfl
Silver Plumes t'rowa from SI. no
Io not wait. Come today and have
your teeth examined by the professors of
this college. If your plates fall or tip
hnve. nne of nur double suctions placed In.
UflTirC benefit of dentists wlm
HUllul. practice old-time methods, causa
pain und misery to patients, we give a
punt Kraduute course for painless extrac
tion, puinless tilling, crown and bridge
work. The only college of its kind In the
west.
Work (iuaruuierd Tea Year a.
Union Dental Collego
OF PAINLESS DENTISTRY ,n'i,d
ROOM 4, lt UOIGUAS STHEKT.
lie sure you are In the rlrht .lce.
Open dally till 8. Sundays to 4.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Writ for Sample Ceay.