THE OMAITA DAILY BEE J THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10M.
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STORM PLAYS WITH TRAIN
Tornado Makes Mere Toy of Huge Can
ted Hbman Freight.
DUMPS THEM EASILY OFF THE TRACK
Fuirnirr Circa Graphic Oc.crlatloa,
Telling- of Mlracolon. Escape from
Any Injury of All 1
Hoard.
A train on a Burlington branch In the
mithem pnrt of the state wai lifted
bodily from the trark Tuesday evening and
hurled with titanic force to one Bide, where
It fell In a heap of wreckage after making
several revolution. A tornado was blow
ing at the time and the train, which waa
an accommodation running between Or
leans, Neb., and St. Francis, Kan., waa
a toy In the teeth of the storm, which over
took the ears near Wheeler, a small sta
tion on the Una. The rear coach waa filled
with passengers, but the fact that they
escaped without Injury la one of the mirac
ulous features of the phenomenon.
The train, which left St. Francis at 7:30
o'clock, ws.s making about thirty miles an
hour. The sky was overcast with dark
clouds when the train left the station.
A It neared Wheeler the sky lightened up
In front and the passengers noticed a fringe
of copper-colored clouda In the northern
horlron. The clouds were edged with a
constant play of lightning. A traveling
man named Albert Kahn waa a passen
ger on the train and gtves a graphic de
scription of the storm. He says:
"We were making about thirty mtlea an
hour. I should think there wera ten or
twelve passengers on the train. As we
approached Wheeler we noticed the sky
suddenly light up, It did not seem more
than five minutes after that when we
struck the atorm, head on. The train
trembled Ilka a plaything and then alowed
down. Finally It came to a stop alto
gether. Several women were on the train
and they wera almost frantic. I tried to
talk to one of them, hut the atorm made
ao much noise I couldn't hear my own
voice. The roar of the storm Increased and
the coach awayed. It had again grown
dark as night.
Everybody Is Seared.
"Everyone was frightened and naturally
we thought of the Colorado accident. A
thousand rnllroad trains would acarcely
make more noise. I saw from the llpa of
some of the women they wera screaming,
but couldn't hear a sound.
"Then we felt the Jar of the coach as It
left the track and waa dragged along over
the ground. There was another Jar. The
coach shook violently from aide to side,
then righted Itself and stood still. The
storm passed over aa suddenly aa it came.
After It had quieted down the passengers
got off and looked around. The engine
had remained on the track and was puffing
like some frightened monster. The freight
cars, which were partly empty, had been
torn from the rest of the train and lifted
bodily from the track, dragging our coach
with them for a few feet.
"The freight cars had rolled over several
times and had fallen at the side of the
trnck a few feet away. Most of the
cars were more or less wrecked. Our
coach was uninjured and the engine and
tender remained Intact After a long
wait another train waa made up at
' Wheeler and the passengers continued their
Journey. The Burlington did all It could
for the people. It lu a singular fact that
not a passenger nor a member of the
crew was Injured."
Big Ak-Sar-Ben number next Sunday's
Bee.
II., K. A Co. Get First Prise.
Major R. S. Wilcox, manager for Brown
ing, King & Co., 1b receiving congratula
tions over the information that the first
prise, a gold medal, has been awarded to
Browning, King & Co. at the World's fair
at St. Louis 'for their exhibition of cloth
ing. The garments upon which this award
was made by the committee were taken
from the regular stock of the St. Louis
retail store of Browning. King & Co. and
are such us may be had at every one of
the firm's sixteen stores throughout the
country.
End of Meek Excursion to Clear
Lake, la.
Via Chicago Great WeBtern railway. For
trains Friday night and all trains Satur
day of each week round trip tickets will be
Bold at one fare to Clear Lake, la. Tickets
good returning on any train until the fol
lowing Monday. For further Information
apply to S. H. Parkhurst, general agent,
1512 Fa'rnam street, Omaha, Neb.
Buster Brown in next Sunday's Bee.
Try Edholm's watch repairing dep't.
Announcements of the Theaters.
The regular midweek matinee will be
given at the Orpheum this afternoon. The
coz vaudeville theater Is the only local
playhouse with an afternoon attraction to
day, and It la not exaggerating one bit to
Btate that the program this week ranks
among the best and most pleasing seen
here. Lillian Shaw, the clever little com
edian; the "Four Madcaps," frolicsome and
pretty dancing girls; the talented Delmora
Sisters and every act on the bill contrib
utes to its excellence.
George Ada is well known as the most
representative of modern American humor
ists and his writings have been enjoyed
by many millions of his countrymen, lie
brought the best of his understanding to
the construction of "The County Chair
man," a comedy in which ha blenda the
old love story with rural politics, and
which wtll be presented In Omaha for the
first time tonight. The company having It
In charge is under the direction of Mr.
Henry W. Savage, a sufficient guarantee
of its merits, and Is headed by Theodora
Roberts, a well known character actor,
who will be remembered In Omaha for his
fine performance of "Pudd'nhead Wilson"
a few years ago. George Thatcher, the
well known negro delineator, has one of
the leading roles. The engagement Is for
three nights and a matinee on Saturday.
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''The Factory Foundling," the great 1 ar
bor play, which cornea to the Krug for
three nights and Saturday matinee, starting
tonight, la one of the best labor plays now
FrnA
B a , j a r 4 4 if j 1 f
Ladies Myusii ran nats s.zv
Fresh New Millinery Creations From Our Own Workrooms.
A fall hat with lots of style these hats are specially d e
signed after first-class models they have all the little
touches of correct style the newest shapes T
and most charming color effects in P33
aamiture on sale at
. 9 W A A
Fretty street nais ai
$1.98 Jaunty felt hata
trimmed withwiuge, buck
les, etc. , all the lat
est and best shapes
at
Millinery Specials
Basement Trimmed and ready-to-wear hats made
in this fall's pretty styles, a great assort-.,
ment hats that are worth aa high as $ jC'leDU
125
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15
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ITT
12) LS Ul lAJ
IS THE PLACE JUST NOW TO
Ladies
50c
Embroidered Collars at 10c
Thousands of the daintiest embroidered
and lace collars in stocks, tabs
and turn-overs scores of the
prettiest patterns very attractive for
Btreeet and house wear etewefwch
Oc
Ladies' Tailored
Suits made in
the latest styles, new
cloths & T QQ
color 13k''
special
Specials in Ladies' Fall Suits
TAILORED SKIRTS AND TOURIST COATS
Coif Skirt In new
mixtures, just
right weight
sz F8
Walking Skirts at
J3.93-Very styl-
ish new skirts in all the
Dew ideas fy Oft
for fashion- dbt.0
able autumn U
wear, at. ... .
Tourist Coat The
most popular coat
in years stylish
and right IJfl
New Fall Suits
In the pretty browns,
blues and mixed
cloths all
e.7 tl .50
High Class Suits
new Directoire.
Parsifal, military &
tourUt styles
samp-
lea
at . . .
l Biyies
17
J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS.
up-to-dMte
a big varie- 4 j
ty, at I
J. L. BRANDEIS &
SONS. I
The entire new piano stock of Frank J.'
Gulick, 115 N. 15th St., purchased by
us at our own price, is now on sale
in our Piano Department - - - -
The Most Remarkable Piano Bargains
Ever Shown in Omaha.
New, large size mahogany pianos, good
tone and action, usual price flt T)
$225, will be sold as low as-S V
Pianos of well known reputation, new,
large size, handsome cases, regular
price $250 to $275, &j C
going for vpJL-r
Pianos of unusual merit; durable, fine tone,
beautiul case designs; ought not to be sold
for less than $300, at this &t H C
sale will be,
Celebrated eastern makes of pianos old and Established
reputations sold everywhere for $350 iftS d
to $450 will be offered to you for $295, Jr I 1
$270, $255 and down to y J
The Terms of Payment Will Be With
in the Reach of Everybody.
We are under the impression that you want. a new
piano in your home: If we are correct, we advise you to
take advantage of this sale, and do it right away. Such
bargains cannot last long.
An Attractive Sale of Sheet Music
Creat Sale
W. B. CORSETS
Friday. Watch
Thursday
evenings papers
TBI REUABLI ITORK,
Creat Sale
W. B. CORSETS
Friday. Watch
Thursday
evenings papers
On His Recent Trip to New York Our Cloak
Buyer Purchased
SAMPLE SWTS AND CLOAKS.
.About 1.800 sample carmenta. Including
handsome opera cloaks and exquisite ever.
lug costumes, from the very best fnanufao
turers of both Europe, and America, Na
two alike but all distinctly stylish, up-to.
date garments. Secured at shout on.
the dollar. They are now here and will
bn placed on sale Thursday, Septembat
2fth, at enticingly low price.
1(.VT M1S3 THIS BALK--
66i SAMVI.hl 8LITS-In 26 different ma.
terlaJn, no two sllke, but all handsome
garmentx, lined with Skinner's satin an4
lilvernaud's taffeta. The greatest collec
tlon ever shown In Omaha manufactured
to sell at 125, 3o and Uo In order to sell
quickly, rrlced at " 4 TR
114.75, 1K76 and O
50 SAMPLE COATS From the leading
New York manufacturers nearly all
length, and come In fancy mixtures and,
plain colors, trimmed with burnt oransf", '
green and red velvet trimmings, woiid
from $10 up to .'K, divided Into four lots,
to move them quickly at Ofl ti
7.o0, J9.90, tl4.5o and V.UVJ
11ANDHO.ME NEW WAISTS In silks, a.
batross, lienrlettits, poplins, mohairs and
many other fabrics In the richest weavas
and most stylish colors, including an
elegant line ot evening OEt fi
waists at 4.9i. 7.i0, $10 up to... -M-'
8AMIM.R SKIHTS All newest styles and
best fabrics, the most Immense collection
ever shown In the west, worth from M.00
to 18. 00 Special Thursday Q Qf
at 13.95, $05. $7.96 and .fJ
SILK UNDERSKIRTS 500 garment la
Mues, blacks, browns, reds, greens,
changeable, etc., made to sell at $6.S
as speolal for Thursday 1
choice .....-
75c flannelette and eiderdown
sacques at M
$1.00 flannelette wrappers
at
1. 00 sateea underskirts
at ..
(Wi
$5.00 SILK WAISTS In peau de sole and
- 2.98
98c
taffeta, as a special
Thursday choice ....
$2.00 black moire underskirts
at
09c
49c
49c
on the road. The piece abounds in humor
and pathos and portrays truthfully the
strenuous life In the east and graphically
describes the everyday happenings of those
who reside there. The bowery girl, the Irish
washerwoman and the Jew pawnbroker
combine to make it one of the most Inter
esting as well aa humorous of the metro
politan plays. The producing company is
said to be faultless and Includes the clever
little actress. Miss Leslie Bingham, for
whom this soul stirring drama was writ-ton.
New Color Magazine with next Sunday's
Bee.
READY FOR SEATTLE TRIP
Governor Mickey and I' arty Prepare
for Launching; of Battleship
Nebraska.
Preparations practically have been con
cluded for the departure of Governor
Mickey and party to witness the launching
of the battleship Nebraska at Seattle. The
only member of the governor's staff In
Omaha is Colonel Joseph W. Thomas, cash
ier of the Union National bank, and press
ing business engagements will prevent him
from attending.
The launching will take place at 2:18 p m.
Friday, October ,7. Invitations have been
received by a number of Omaha people,
among them Mr. and Mrs. T. W. McCul
lough, who have accepted and will accom
pany the party.
Those of the governor's staff who
have thus far signified their Intention
of going are: Colonel George E. Jenkins
of Falrbury, Colonel C. D. Evan of Colum
bus, Colonel H. P. Shumway of Wakefield
and Colonel J. S. Dew of Tecumseji. Ad
jutant General J. H. Culver will, of course,
be of the party. The cost of the trip will
be about $110 per member.
Miss Mary Nain Mickey, daughter of
Governor Mickey, is the sponsor of the
occasion and wtll christen the ship. The
gubernatorial party will comprise about
thirty persons In all, according to the pres.
ent program. The party will leave Lincoln
Monday morning, October 2.
'tgffir i The
Meet Me in St. Louis, Louis; Blue Bells, Seminole, Kamara,
Gondolier, Lovey Mary, In the Village by
the Sea, Down on the Brandywine, Under
den Linden each .' . . ,
And 10 ($1.00) Little Green Stickers Thursday Only.
25c
Dennett's Sheet Music Dept for the Latest.
Boys School Shoes
A Drexel special "Steel Shod" the
best shoe ever made for wear. Every
sole and upper Is selected with a
view to the wearing quality. They
are as near water proof as a shoe can
De maue.
Boys' sizes
2 to 6V4
Youths' sizes O OR
1 to 2 f
Little Gents' sizes
10 to 13ft
Get them now and be ready for
school days.
NOTE To our mall order customers:
Add 10 cents to above prices and we
will prepay these shoes.
2 50
2.00
Drexel Shoe Go.
1419 FARNAU STREET,
iennetf Company
Great Carnival Grocery, Cracker
and Fruit Sale.
Large sacks cornmeal
Hand picked navy beans, lb
Good Japan rice, lb
Breakfast rolled oats, lb
Funcy imported macaroni, pkg
The best laundry soap, bar
Best bulk laundry starch, lb
Fnncy Pearl Tapioca, Sago, Barley or
Farina, lb
Oil or mustard sardines, can
Fancy Alaska salmon, can
2-lb. cans fancy wax, string or Lima
beans
8-lb. can Boston baked beans, with or
without sauce
Fancy highly perfumed toilet soap,
S bars In box, for
12Hc
.Sc
3o
...3c i
.8VSC !
.2Vc
3c
.3c
...4c !
..Ap I
.7V4c
8V4C
7c
GREAT CARNIVAL CRACKER SALEJ-
Fresh crisp ginger snaps, lb Bo
Fresh crisp butter crackers, lb ........ ..6a
Fresh crisp oyster crackers, lb ..........ha
FreHh crisp milk crackers, lb 5o
Extra special for Thursday all our Una
of 12Hc sweet crrtekcrs, on sale at, lb..8Ho
OMAHA'S GREATEST FRESH FRUIT
DEPARTMENT
Fancy Colorado freestone peaches
per case ....dOafj
iMige juicy lemons, dozen ...120
Larue baskets real blue or yellow
Washington plums ..20a
FREE DEMONSTRATION
Of fancy sweet cookies, and breakfast co
coaall this week.
H&YDEN BROS:
Omaha's Up-to-Oati
ASK FOR OUR FREE CATALOGUE.
A SENSIBLE MOTHER
Shos Hoiuj B
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AK-SAR-BE1V
CANDY GIFT BOX
Our Own Manufacture.
Purity and Excellence Guaranteed
Proud of her children's teeth, consults a
dentist and learns that the beauty of perma
nent teeth depends on the care taken cf the I f"
Qrst set.
SOZODONT
Liquid and Powder
should be used. The Liquid to penetrate Into
the little crevices and purify them; the
Powder to polish the outer surface and pre
vent the accumulation of tartar.
I FORMS I LIQUID. POWDER. PASTE.
Perfect ff T J
ujiiuerwear
Fitting
In our line you'll find all fabrics, but only on grade
the best. Then tie Sterling and Merode no more popular
garments are made. Merode, all cotton or mercerized and
cotton; union suits, $1.00 and $2.00; two-piece suits, 50c per
garment
The Sterling Is a reinforced full fashioned, regular made
(no aeam to hurt) garment It opens across shoulder or from
neck to waist line low neck, no sleeves; or high neck, long
sleeves; ankle length only; In lisle, part and all silk, mer
cerized silk and wool, and all wool. Two-piece suits, $2.25
to $4.60 per garment; union suits $300 to $10.50. Try the
uy good underwear, you know.
MRS. J. BENSON. 212 South 16th St.
I
ONCE TRIED
ALWAYS A
AVORITE
A single time ts all we ask.
ao better beer brewed than
Tfcer la
CABINET
THE BEER YOU'LL LIKE
It Is Invigorating and healthful aa a
tonic. None better for a beverage.
That's why our sales Increase so enor
mously each year. Quarts or Pints In
cases either.
old es Dlafasr d Ballet Out,
Fred Krug Brewing Co.
iTelephooe 430,
rewsw.
OMAHA
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mwseta 1 1 h ami
$1.00 DELIVERED ANYWHERE IN THE UNITED
STATES.
Send a sweet remembrance to your out-of-town friend.
BALDUFF,
...1520...
Farnam St.
THERE'S NO RING
knowledge unknown at Lindsay's jewelry store. Every
dainty setting and combination la to be found in our col
lection, and that means no end of styles to choose from.
We have sorted for quality, we have sorted for beauty,
we have made It easy for all to be' suited. Spend a few
minutes In our store. Look for the name.
S. W. Lindsay, Jeweler.
1516 Douglas St.
MASONIC
Covert Lodge No. II, A. f. 4 A. M.
Special meeting Friduy evening, 7:30
o'clock. Work In M. M. degree. All
members requested to attend.
Special niuslo.
ALLEN 8. ROMANO, Master.
F. W. COYKIt, Secretary.
Dandruff is a conlariout disease caused by a mlcrobe.l
NEWBRO'S HERPICIDE
THE ORIGINAL remedy that
LIKE THE PARDON
Nwbro' Herpicld can eom too lata. If the
da ad ruff micro ba haa dtroyad tna hair fol
lclaa and laft tha scalp bald and shining, all
ramadlaa ara wort But. Ilk lha pardon,
'klllftthe Dandruff Germ."
if Herplclda comi whlla Ufa still remains In
tha folllclva, tha hair Is fraed from disaaaa
and bagliia Its nstursl growth again. Don't
Dug 1 set dandruff or falling hslr. Wonderful
results follow tha usa of Herplclda. It Is an
asqulslts hslr dressing. Stops Itching of tha
scalp Instantly.
GOlN&l G-QIIM&!. GONE 111
HERPICIDE WILL JAVE IT HERPICIDE WILL WE YT TOO LATE FOR HERPIQD2
Drag St.Mt. II M. Ui tOc. !nD. to MttriCIDE CO , Ucpi. I. Dti,t. Us.. tor si.sj(.
SHEKMAN & MeCONrsELL DRUG CO.. Special Arnti
APPLICATIONS AT PROMINENT P.AHBER 8HOP8.
$8.50 ONLY $8.50
COACH EXCURSIONS
TO
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Sunday to Thursday Inclusive
of each week.
Sixty Day Tickets - $15.33
Fifteen Day Tickets - $13.80
Coach excursion tickets will be on sale every Sunday, Mon
day, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of each week limit of
seven days from date of sale.
Everyone should visit this the greatest Exposition the world
has ever known. This is a delightful season for viewing the
wonderful sights.
Ample Hotel and Lodging House accomodations for all.
REASONABLE RATES.
See local agent for full particulars.
TOM HUGHES, Trav. Pass. Aft. T. F. GOODFREY, Pass, and Ticket Aft
S. E. Corner 14th and Dsuflas Sts., Omaha, Nebr.
H. C TOWNSEND, Gen. Pass, and Ticket Aft. . St. Louis, Mo
Of acres of land situated along the line of the
UNION PACIFIC
RICH in Soil
ADMIRABLE in Location, with
ABUNDANCE of Water, and
IMMUNITY from Malaria
And at ao altitude where every sort of product,
not tropical, can be grown
FOR INFORMATION
about that vast region travened by the Union raciflo
and iti connectioni drop a letter or poital card to
SCHOOLS AKD COLLEGES.
Western Military"
Academy
Upp.r Alton,
I Ilia. I..
1Mb Nr. flrwprtiuf buildings Urxlrr. wiutp.
uieitt. l.ltwblfuj iiictlna. h u ai tir 1 1 a. it Ml. htrong
merit. Loci i.f.rt'i)c..
C.I. A. M. JACKSON. A M . flupt.
City Ticket Office 1S24 Faraaa
Talephoa. SlOw
IttMl,
Dr. Bradbury 1506 FARNAM
DENTIST
Teeth Extracted With
out Palo.
Plllla. SOc
CrVWB. 1140 ap
Brtds W.f..... S2.SS up
raurlMN Yars
ftama Location
'PHONE 1756
The moat aenaltlvo
nerves removed with,
out palo.
Loom tooth mado
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