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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 5, 1904)
THE OMAHA DAILY REE: TUESDAY. JANUARY K. 1004. jfWmSBSSSEEBaU SPECIAL I LINEN SALE L BP rn rar?nc? special Boston gfc-tg SAlE Challenge Clearing Sale All Our Winter Goods Must Go Now The throngs of shoppers tcho attended the clearing salts today declared that thsrtuims never a cUaring sale in Omaha, thai culd compare with this for matchless bargains. Jn spite of gigantic sales on the first day, the stocks were m great thtt you mre givrn a choiee as brod as befere. We mention only a few of tit, scores of great bargains in this sale. Outing Flannel Wrappers at 49c Ladies' outing flannel wrappers, all dark colors and all sizes, at 50c Petticoats at 15c Hundred of dark colored petticoat patterns with embroidered edge, 50o quality, on sale la the basement, at Mercerized Petticoats tl.OO ladles black mercerized petticoats, pood quality, at 20c Embroideries at 5c Great bargain squares piled with embroideries and inserting: of finest cambric and Hamburg, They come in all widths and are worth up to 20o a yard, at 49c 15c 39c 5c Vals, footing and torchon laces, Ladies' and misses' plain and hundreds of styles, worth Tl- , fancy golf gloves, all colors, iC up to lOo a yard, at &2v worth up to 40c, at I uL Netsuke Bags In Jewelry Department. Samples of the popular and highly fashionable Netsuke bags, 1 1Q they are worth up to $3 each, to clear J at. Handkerchiefs linen, plain and lace edged hand kerchiefs, some blightly soiled, worth reg lOn ularly up to 25c, at - 1VL Creme Fancy Waistings Fine washable waist ' ing, a regular 35c a yard value, in dress & If goods department at ...2 Fancy Cheviots 42 and 44-incb, all wool cheviots, many colore, worth up to 39c. a yard, 1F5C clt) " Fashionable Dress suiting, black satin Silk Chiffon Double width, all colors of the rainbow, 50c quality, at. 69c Silks at 39c Black and colored taffe- O Cp tas, brocade silks, waisting silks, all colors, yd- 75c Velvets at 39c Yd Plain and fancy )Qn If MDEIHr- Watch Our iM.nMfl Windows i Goods All wool beige O Cp berber, etc., a yard. ... 11c Watch Our J Windows January Linen Sale rui THK RKLIABLU JTOIIB. $5 Suit and Overcoat Sale Now is just the time of year for economical buy ing. All departments in "Our Big Store" ore mak ing sweeping reductions in prices in order to unload and make room for the spring stock. Come at once and take advantage of these opportunities. A Big After Inventory Shoe Sale ave pic d worn SI.96 Our inventory shows too many shoes on hand. .We have picked out all broken lines of $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 men s and women s fine shoes and put them in one great lot, at, per pair Children's $1.00 button or lace sample shoes. ............... .690 Children's and misses' 75c all felt slippers 39c Men's $2.00 box calf heavy sole shoes $1.29 300 pairs women's fine vici kid lace shoes, worth $2.50, at. .$1.59 500 pairs misses', boys' and youth's $1.50 school shoes, at. .. ,98c 'HIGH GRADE DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT 52-inch fancy mottled boucle striped and invisible plaid zibelines qualities that have been selling at $1.50 to $1.98, ' i IQ reduced for today '. vlalw 5G-inch zibelines, in two toned, short cropped and long Ql Cf shaggy finish, reduced to fJlilJll All our $2.50, $2.98 and $3.50 zibelines, in black and QO colors, will go at QliUCJ 52-inch Lupin's extra high finish zibelines, $3.98 and $4.98 quality in the very fine weights up to the heavy quality, QK for unliued coats, cut in price to UUifcW CHINA DEPARTMENT After Inventory Sale Decorated cups and saucers, each 2$C Decorated fine Dresden china plates. They are the dinner size, and usually sold at from 50c to 75c. All you want of them, at, each .....!.. Oil Hilt novelties, each 10c Fine flint blown tumblers, the regular $1.50 a dozen kind, at 30c per dozen; each, 2jC GREAT CLEARING SALE OF TRUNKS AND DRESS SUIT CASES 24 and 2(5-inch suit cases, closing out price $1.50 $5.50 21-inch suit cases, now $3.98 $7.50 suit cases, now.... $4.98 $10.00 suit cases, now .$7.50 All $10.00 trunks go at $7.50 $15.00 and $17.00 trunks, only ...$12.00 HOUSE CLEANING CAP SALE 60 dozen children's toques and Tam O'Shanters, worth OCa up to 75c, as long as they last, each , wll Men's and boys' 50c caps, at 25 C Men's and boys, 75c and $1.00 caps, at 500 Men's $1.50 caps, at 98c Men's $3.00 fur caps, at $1.50 HAYDEN BROTHERS. THINK 11 WILL BE IURRIMN Local Bailnad Ken Pick Him aa Buootsaor to President But. ONE MAN POLICY TO BE CARRIED OUT Mr. Bart Declares HI. Heslamatloa 1. . Entirely of HU Own Volition nd Denies Friction 'with Harrlmnn. v "1 think you will find that none other than . K. II. Harrlman will succeed Mr. Burt as president of the Union PacWo," said a local railroad man who Is in a posi tion to give a very good opinion, at least, tie sums up the case In this way: There is no question but that Mr. Hurt's resignation is generally regretted by Mr. Harrlman and the board of directors, and I belleva these powers would gladly have Mr. Burt withdraw his tender If they could. But this probably is out of the question, for when ha makes up his mind Horace Q. Burt is not the man to so quickly reverse his action. I was pleased to see by The Bea this morning that Mr. Burt had come out with a statement that his resignation was entirely of his own volition and not In any way Influenced by outside causes. , "Now, as to Mr. Burt's successor, there Is every reason to think that it will be Mr. Harrlman. When C. M. Hays re algned as president of the Southern Pa- cjny Mr. Harrlman simply assumed the position himself, and be is president of the Oregon Short Line. As chairman of the board of directors of the Harrlman system, Including the Union and Bouthern Pacific, Chicago A Alton, Oregon Short Line and Oregon Railway ft Navigation company, he ts really head of all the roads after all, in fact, so why 'should he not be In name? That is the Harrlman idea, and that is What I look for." On Man Policy Grows. Not only with the Harrlman system, but with all the great railway systems the general tendency Is toward concentration of power and authority. James J. Hill for Instance, is actually head of the three roads embraced In the Hill system, and Oould of the Oould system. . . "But returning to our own Union Fa- elfle. Who can be the actual head of It but the chairman of the board of directors? The traffic management of that and tlie entire Harrlman system centers In J. C. . Btubbs, the land department In W. D. Cor nish, vice president of the system, the legal department in W. 8. Pierce, the account ing In Eraatus Young. Only last week Mr. Toung's salary was raised to fli.ouo a year and he Is given general supervision of the auditing department of the entire system Bo, after Mr. Burt, who has practically re made the Union Pari no, leaves, why should another president be. elected except E. II. Harrlman? Of what would he be preal dent? Why all he could be is a man to run the trains. My own impression Is and It la the Impression of many other rail road men that not even a general manager will be appointed for the Union Pacific, but that it will remain as It Is now, with Mr. Buckingham superintendent of trans portation, with perhaps a vice president or such aa J. Kruttschnitt is to Mr. Har rlman, assistant to the president Who this latter will be Is hard to tell, but many think It will be J. C. Btubbs of Chicago." Will neward Mr. Bart. NEW.. YORK, Jan. t.-The resignation of Horace O. Burt as president of the Union Pacific railroad probably will bo presented to a meeting of the directors this week. In well Informed. circles the belief prevails that It will be accepted and that substantial recognition of Burt's services will be made. Reports that E. H. Harrlman will suc ceed him are encouraged In high quarters, though the name of J. C. Btubbs Is fre quently heard In the same connection. ASTHMA Medical authorities now concede that oodcr the sy.tr m of treatment introduced by lit. Frank WfceUel ol Uiiuago. ASTHMA CAN BC CUftrD. tf.L. D. Knott, Lebanon, Kyj Dr. P. K. Slrowa, PrlmKhar, lows; lr. J. C. Curry er, fit. Paul. Mlnp.: Pr. si. U Craft.,, bt. Louis. Mo.I lit. C. P. Beard. So. Praming" k.ra. Mama., bear witness to the .meaty ol his treatment and the permanency oi the cure to their own cum. lr. V balaalg saw n hod 1. a radical departure from the old fsahioned smoke ponders, (prays, ate whkJt relieve but da not cure. rREK TEST TREATMENT prepared for any one riving s short des eriptioa of the un, and .ending names oi two other aathtuatic suflerer. Aa lot booklet of experiences ol those cored. PRANK WHETZEL M. D., Donlfcj asr.nntinre.s Ann. CMenna. Weak Long.. Those who have weak lungs cannot be too careful about taking cold, as, unless promptly treated, pneumonia Is likely to follow. For the cure of colds and as a preventive of pneumonia, no one could wish for a better medicine than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The success that has at tended its use everywhere show, tiat It can always be relied upon. It is pleasant and safe to take and costs but a quarter. Large slse fifty cents. Change of Time. On Rock Island system, Sunday, January S, 1904. on and after which date train leav ing Omaha at 1:30 p. m. dally and arriv ing Omaha 8:06 p. m. dally will make di rect connections at Falrbury with new pas senger trains Nos. and 28, running be tween Falrbury and Nelson; also train No. 67, leaving Omaha 4:10 p. m. dally, and train No. 68, arriving Omaha 12:40 noon daily, will make connections at Belleville with passenger trains Nos. 8 and 10 to and from western Kansas and Colorado points. Attention, Knglee, Members of Aerie No. 38 are requested to meet at the earle room at 7:30 sharp, Jan uary 6, to attend installation of officers at South Omaha. C. E. ALLEN, Worthy Secretary. Card of Thank. We moot sincerely thank the kind friend, and neighbors, and especially the members of Omaha camp 120, Modern Woodmen of America, and the members of Banner IoIko 11, Fraternal Union, of America, for their kind consideration shown us during our lato beloved and kind husband and father's, John Brosh, illness, who died December 19 at 317 Woolworth avenue, and for the floral offerings and part taken at the funeral ceremonies. MRS. HENRIETTA BROSil and CHILDREN. Marriage Licenses. Name and Residence. John Wilson, Omaha Lydli white, Omaha James K. Sauera, Dougla county Margaret farewell, Kansas Donald Weir, Kansas City Ines Robei tson. Council ElulTs Edward Treller, BlytheWlle. Arkansas., beckie Bple-berger, Omaha Age, ... 37 A New Wet Weather Shoe The X'ery ideal for school and skat lng heavy plump box calf heavy ex tended soles hnth uppers and snles of the very best material that can be put in a shoe. Child's Sizes, 8 1-2 to U $1.50 Misses' Sizes, II 1-2 to 2 $2.00 Young Women's Sizes, 2 1-2 to 6 $2.50 The misses' and young women's sizes have the low beels, the child's sizes, spring heels. The Idea! Winter Shoe. Drexel Shoe Co. 1419 Farnam St. Omaha's Up-to-date Shoo House. Lindsay s January Sale During January w will have our reg ular 20 Per Cent Discount Sale. This applies on all Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Cut disss. Leather (foods In fact our whole line except In jr Gorham Sterling Silver and Waterman Fountain Pens. We do not want to carry over so large a stock, so you can have the benefit of this reduction during this month. You know our reliability to do Just as we say. look, ronne namo S. W. Lindsay, Jeweler, lVOUKla 1S-K. Wedding Rings, r.dholm. Jeweler. I m Sort ant tfcnnne of Time. Consult the Chicago Great Western rail way time table In these columns for chang of time, effective January 3. Nebrakka lodge No. 1. A. V. & A. M , will work the master's degree Tuesday even ing, January 6. Brethren Invited. GEOKQE A. DAT, Master. W. C. Vt'LEAN, Secretary. UIICU. COSGRAVB-John E.. aged 7 years of heart failure. Funeral aervtceo at Sacred Heart church, Twenty-aecond and Blnney streets, Tues day morning at I o'clock. Friends In vi led. ialonuont Uoly Bepulchor cemetery. : your II j ij'j BASE BURNER j I ll;lui give good eatlsfac-l iy I J"ltion if your Hard CoallSv I nrpr.Jis furnished by the W I (1 L'lrntri ri ! rt. r t.Jl II i " - Ji .IE We handle only the .1 j1 j xt grades of Pennsyl- j (Hi- vanla Anthracite dellv- ll li ored promptly by careful, M II experienced drivers price i I t-, $11.00 per ton. J j 1 luur pHiruunKQ is sunt:- r n. v lted- i v) p1 Central Coal and Coke Co. I i ft Cor. 15th and Harney 8ts. 3 CV ' 1 fjfl vj Phones in. 1095. Elj I rA Wlso Woman Sf -JT will try ud (nan h buuty. A Ih PT"r"k"T3 kfd i(lllnMillti kith t rhir., 'yylA Imnarial Hair RflffenRtffnr ..frna arm er Btaochad hair te any uiurl color or thwlu. It U eleaa, dur- ibln, and ONK Acn iuATion It'" i lt iron MONTHS. tXUOKi. K asu ookina tree. rMoa ur miiu IMPEUAL CHEMICAL MrXL CO. Ui W. 1M Sw Hew lark. Sherman A MuConuell Drug Co., Omaha. Start the new year with sure, safe profits. CITY SAVINGS BANK. 8. E. cor. Mth and Douglas, pays t per cent com pound Interest. Money deposited the first ten daya of the month draws Interest from the 1st. Try our banking by malL Send for. circular. 1 opens as account Start now. THE FAST TRAMS ARK VIA THK UNION PACIFIC If you want a quick and pleasant trip, select the Union Pacific, its trains from Omaha reaching the Paciflo Coast 15 Hours Quicker THAN ANY OTHER LINE. NO CHANGE OF ROADS NO CHANGE OF CARS NO DETOURS "The Overland Route " all the way. Be tur your Ticket reads over tkt l.VO.Y PACIFIC. Foil information che.rfnllf f urouiuxl on auplic.tlou to CITY TirKET OFFICH fr'arnnn Street. 'Phono Sli. fCDRUHKARDS WHITE DOVK CUM newer U luorairujr era iriDK. ilnir iriisi VlU r lUtttsWVsM Of pUC.I UMiMl u tit it fur truim tfr eiirt i tii fti'PeUte for whir it cwnei ihi rented, uifei id muj iium See our grand win dow display of women's under-muslins. 5a R 1 1 ! The largest display of women muslins seen it onrston. 'sunder- can It j inr fnrs PJ The Sale of Women's Undermuslins a Great Success. Notwithstanding the extremely cold weather Monday, the first day of ou Muslin Underwear sale was an undoubted success. The Inige number of Indies who camo to our first floor department, was very gratifying, especially so from the fact that everyone bought more or less of the garments that ars on sale. Kvery lady seemed to realize that the sale was more Important this year than ever before. The large advance in the price of cotton making It a matter of economy to buy a season'ssupply nowwhile our prices are so low. Never before have we made such extraordinary preparations for a muslin solo. For months we've been planning it. and the aim has not been how cheap we could sell you htit for how little we could supjily thoroughly good undermus llna. As a result, we now Invito you to Inspect an aggregation of muslin un derwear that will establish our supremacy In this line for all time. Tables heaped with bargains in every line. The Only Double Track Railway between the Missouri River and Chloago. A DAILY TRAINS OMAHA TO CHICAGO 8.25 PM THE OVERLAND LIMITED MRRDlflemt anlld Ilr trtn to Ohtrauro. Oomrjrt tnont .nd drwtn-room lpius lihrwT. unt. barber, h.th, toleihon, rllntn. cr and ooauruion rani. Klxitrle ll.bMd throashout. 8.00 am THE ATLANTIC EXPRESS Pullman tooH-t alMping ear and ootchM. Pining can Mt from Clinton. 5.50 PM THE EASTERN EXPRESS Pnllmaa itrwla room .nd torirint ilMDlns ei, frwrolinlnschlr est., buffrt llbrwr and tmokias ous. Dining or. 3 OTHER DAILY TRAINS 3n I it Pullmndr.wln-roomlMpliisr.bnTrt All AM "rooking sad librrr tra nd tn mclln ,tU "I" , ohMJr . chiowio. tuning . . . nLI I fin ... Through mc miin u iimvu I ."ill AM North We. urn rtnnd.rd d COKhM I iUU m udlrNchiirnn. blning or. 4r nil 're. eh.ir rar. to OiloHn. PnliiB.ii h PM Mping tmr from AaiH to Cniossa. ln- 2 DAILY TRAINS ST. PAUL-MINNEAPOLIS 7 50 am bT"" ' p"10 cmr "n 81 C DU Pollm.o limning er. btilfet library ,13 in cui.nd trMraolininsoh.ircrm. BLAG ll HILLS 2Cn DU To Fremont. Llnooln,W.hoo.T)TidOltr, DU Ym York, HMtlii.N Wiwrd, Oenor.. Sap, rior. MowTolk. long Pine, P"Pr. Hot Bprlng.. lNyI?- and Lwid. Through nolislns chair oarai I'u Imn ilMping ear aar.loa. Q f)C 111 To Frarnont. Llnooln. W.hoe, Norfolk, A UO KM Long Pin. Tardigre. Bomatael ud the Sraebad Indian Haaarration country. CITY TICKET OFFICE, 1401 and 1403 Farnam Street. DES MOINES, IOWA, HAD an lnsl'ranck ' combine! they have nonk now! 1id you notice what miss mary frask did to 'em 7 she bl'bted the whole works higher than a kite, just like we did the omaha drug COMBINE! The difference between her cane and ours is, she only had good", to sell and that was fire Insurance policies; she didn't have to buy Roods In order to sell m as we do. YOfT KNOW WE DON'T MAKE OUR PERUMA, PAW PAW OR EPSON SALTS! Wish we did, then we wouldn't have to buy 'em, and have all thla trouble. It worries us to death 'caurje the wholnsaln druKKlsts won't tnke our money? That's why we GUARANTEE our prices to be lower thnn any other drusfrlst In Omnha South Omflha, CouncH Bluffs OR-ER-ER-FLORENCE! Don't forget Flor ence; she is a nice new town; she has a street car! Yep 2c lower than any other quoted price, that's our price, on patent medicines and about 25 per cent to 60 per cent lower on prescriptions. We don't pay any one for filling prescription, you know. THE PEOPLE 'AY i JIIAl b aw CUT PRICK DRUO STORE B. T. TATES. Froo.. Uth and Chlcag-o Sts.. Omaha. 'Phones 147 and 77. 24th and N Sts.. South Omaha. 'Phone No. 1. All gjoods delivered any plaoe SCIIAEFER'S MoCesoasn Drue Co, Omaha, 20 Discount SUlt ON ALL tad JTniPliiff leases ijn3'j: i;0maha Trunk Factory;; x inas. ioiar, rropnet.r I TeHcptione 1058 120 Farnam Street COLLAR Deputy State Veterinarian. Food lnspeotor. A.L. RAMACC10TTI, D. V. S. CITY VETERINARIAN. Office and Infirmary, Zath and Mason Sts. OMAHA. NEB. Telephone U8. aCHOOLS. Racine G)llegc Grammar School "THE SCHOOL THAT MAKES MAKLY BOYS." Pui ll rjtudy l iidar sn Instructor. Its Graduates enter any College or !nlveilty. Social and Athletic Advantage. Military Drill. For Hoy. of to 17 Years Old. Mew term befisi Tsur.day, Jaa 7, '04 llltutrated Cutal(Ue st.nt on sppll- CMtUiii to HENRY OOUQLAS ROBIN50N. Wacdaaj. Kaclna. Wtsoousln. u 10) Is) MM ARE GREEN TRADINQ STAMPS POPULAR? Come to Bennett's any department the grocery department especially, and ae how large a part the little Green Stickers are playing these days. You will be convinced that the fellow who thinks a RE EN TRADING STAMPS can be abolished la miserably mistaken. THEY ARC HEPB TO STAY. ARE GREEN TRADINQ STAI1PS POPULAR? It you go to New Jersey to get married (see Sunday Illustrated Bee) you will get Trading Stamps with your wedding certificate. Maybe the plaa will be adept ed In Omaha pretty soon. It's a method a really sensible method of furnishing your home with pretty articles that are quite expensive to purchase. ARE GREEN TRADING STAnPS POPULAR? Our mall order customers-scores ot them are rapidly filling their books, Judging from the sheets of stamps we are sending out with their orders. ARE OREEN TRADINO STAMPS POPULAR? Your neighbors are enthusiastically collecting them. If you are not, wh'y not. They cost you nothing. You have a chance of doubling up on your collections Tuesday. WITH EVERY DOLLAR'S WORTH OF TEAS OR COFFEES YOU GET TWENTY STAMPS. THAT'S TWICE THE USUAL NUMBER. GROCERY Genuing Money Saving Sales Every Day. and Every - Hour of the Day The best goods that money can buy and the least money buys 'em AT BENNETT'S Strictly Honest Weights, and Every Item Strictly Guaranteed You get more solid meat and less bone at our bar gain iale of groceries than you will get in any grocery in Omaha, and Green Trading Stamps with every purchase. TUESDAYS' Pure Fruit Jellies Currants, Rasp berry, Btrawberry and Quince, per glass ' Corn Starch. 1-lb. pkff. ......... ...... 4c Catsup, per bottle OH Sardines, per can Castile Soap, per cake. Haktnr Soda, per pkg; Pancake Flour, 2-lb. pkg , Ilreakfast Cocoa, per can.... Annlrt Hntlir 11-lb. can Gelatine, per pkK 10c Clam Chowder, per can 8o .. 80 .. 5o ..2Vi) .. 4i .. 10o .. 13c So SPECIALS TEAS AND COFFEES. Double Green Trading; Stamps Tues day. Twice the usual number Tuesday. ' Twenty stumps with every dollar purchase Tuesday. Oolong. English Brakfast and B. F. Japan, bOc values, for Sc 'mperlal Japan Tea, per jb 2.",o Tea Hlftlnirs, per lb ire Pantos Coffee, K"xl, per lb l-'c BENNETT'S CAPITOI, COFFER. the best produced, per lb 2&o CROCKERY. Crockery bargains galore. Odds and ends In fine chinaware and all kinds of ordinary china. Crowded tables of them going at shattered prices. Green Trailing Stamps With All Purchases. HARDWARE. Odds and ends in hardware, graniteware, tinware, cnt lcry, all kinds of tools, laundry and kitchen labor savers. A genuine clearing sale of broken lines at broken prices, and GREEN TRADING STAMPS EVERY TIME. 1 Indian Territory and Oklahoma "Lands of opportunity" newest, richest and most promising sections of the west. Our booklets, "Business Openings" and "Oklahoma," tell all about this wonderful country. Don't fail to secure a copy. nomeseekers Excursion rates, January 5 and 19, one fare plus ?2 for the round trip. 1323 Farnam Street, OMAHA. - NEB. 1 VTI