THE OMAITA DAILY I1EE: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2.'. 1004.
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SUBWAY ORDINANCE SIGNED
Frmiuia OiTta Great Western U Vcte
Thirtieth 8treet for Terminals.
STICKNEY WINS OVER COMPETITORS
B.rll.oa and taloa Parlfle Talk of
Bala Clr o H Ta
Tha.aaad Dollar Al
lef Dama.
Mayor Moore signed the ordinance
cloaln- Thirtieth and other BtreeU for the
Grain Terminals company Wednesday and
the corporation filed written acceptance
Immediately afterward. This leaves the
Independent Elevator company free to pro
ceed with contract for the erection of the.
first elevator, a one-mlllton-buBhel affair.
Work on the foundation Is expected to
start In a few dnys.
The Union Taclflc and Burlington roads
re expected to bring a suit airxlnst the
city to recover about $10,000 claimed to hare
been expended upon the Bancroft street
subway, whk-h ha been rendered useless,
and to protact them from being compelled
to build other viaduct or subway In the
vicinity. Representatives of the two road
have declared that someone" must pay
for the outlay and the qheckmatlng of the
plan for the Bancroft street Improvement,
and If the one who pays Is not the Great
Western and it auheldlary corporation,
the city will be asked to put up the canh.
VICTIM OF A HARSH FATE
11rother-ln-I,aTT of Minneapolis Mil
lionaire Eat Thanksglvln;
Dlnaer at City Jail.
aasaanaai
A touching little Thanksgiving episode oc
curred in police court yesterday when
Frank Duffy, well known In local police
circles, was discharged by the police mag
istrate, before whom the man was ar
raigned on the charge of having been
drunk and disorderly.
The tragedy of Duffy's life Is that he has
failed to "make good," while one of his
sisters, he says. Is the wife of a millionaire,
none other than Thomas lowry, president
of the Minneapolis, St. Paul A Sault 8te.
Marie railway and of the Twin City Rapid
Transit company. This fact is generally
known to many members of the police de
partment, but whenever any mention Is
made of the matter to Duffy he dismisses
the subject with a wave of his hand and
refuse to even talk of the matter, further
than to eay that his sister Is Mrs. Lowry
and that he Is nobody In particular He
did not know . where he would eat his
Thanksgiving dinner, but waa certain his
sister would have the best the world
affords.
"Yet," he said, "such is life."
WHOLE FAMILYJS ARRESTED
Peddler Who Piled Craft la Omaha
; Arc Taken la at Slop
city.
A Sioux City paper contains the Informa
tion of the arrest of a family named Wil
liamson there, said to be Omaha people.
The locai police have not yet been notified
to Investigate the matter. The people are
Mrs. Jessie Williamson, aged 42 years; Wil
liam Wlllliamson, 21 years; Isaac William
son, 16 years; Miss Mary Williamson and
a 12-year-old son. They were arrested for
selling bolt of allk and dress goods In
varloua places about town. The boys said
they came from Scotland two week ago,
landing at Philadelphia. 'They are said to
have smuggled the good In with double
bottomed trunk. Mr. Williamson said
her husband wa an Omaha man and a
horse trader. . At the Northwestern station
the family wa found to have eleven bolt
of cloth checked.
Borne week ago people answering these
descriptions were selling the finest of old
Irish lace and fabric In; Omaha, They
aid they had Just "landed" and that some
of their ware were the product of their
own bund.
MINNESOTA JMAN IS LOST
M. Meltoa of i St. Panl 1 Mtaalaa
and HI Friends Are
Anxlona.
Friends of M. Melton are wondering what
became of him and fearing he may be 111
somewhere and unable to communicate
with them. According to a letter received
by The Bee, Mr Melton left Denver No
vember 1 for Bt. Paul, meaning to come
by way of Omaha. He said in his letter
he wa 111 at the time he started. Nothing
ha been seen of him In this city and hi
friends fear he may have fallen by the
wayside. Mr. Melton 1 well known In
Minneapolis and St. Paul and waa In Den
ver on mining business. He is 48 year
of age and a member of. the order of Red
Men. Chief Donahue ha not heard any
thing of the matter.
Announcement of the Theater.
Two overflowing houses enjoyed the two
Thanksgiving performance at the Orpheum
Thursday. The audience were In holiday
mood and the performer responded gra
ciously to ' the enthusiastic reception ten
dered them. But three more performance,
tonight and Saturday matinee and night,
remain of the bill now on. Next week,
cemmenclng Sunday, Valeria Bnrgere, who
wa seen here In the title role of "Madame
Butterfly," will be the feature of the show.
Mile. Bergere will appear In her latest
success, a little romance of Japanese life,
entitled- "His Japanese Wife." It is Bald
to be as fascinating and a fitting com
panion for "Madame Butterfly."
Williams and Walker, the clever come
dians, will repeat their musical comedy hit
at the Boyd tonight and for two perform
ances on Saturday. Opening Sunday, mati
nee and continuing until Tuesday evening
"The Royal Chef," one of the latest musical
comedy successes will be the offering. It
will be presented here by the same great
cast and beauty chorus that attracted so
much favorable attention when it entered
upon Its long run in the "Windy City." It
has been said of this musical menu that
It contain thirty of the best song ever
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:ig Elomnan. Bargains
Friday Extra Specials in Basement
36-Inch single fold percale dark
ntyles equal to any
15c percale made
Fridny price,
yard
New lot fancy striped outing; flannel
soft and fippcy,
with firm body
on upexinl sale at,
yard
Scotch Chambray ginghams very
desirable Ktyles for boy' waists,
children's drvnws.
men's every day
shirts, etc. worth
lUVie go at, yd....
French twilled drapery and com.
fort sateens yard
wide, easily worth
19c special, at,
yard
Oood heavy quality
cream 5haker flan
nel 7Ko value for,
yard
One small lot Drapery
Burlap, in good lon
lengths 19o quality
for, yard
5c
ng flannel
8ic
ghsms very
boys' waists,
6ic
ry and com.
7ic
32C
5c
1 col- JJLs
rcerlzed Walstlng
- very 1
savy mercer-
7ic
luare Calico
,2ic
Un toll yards
69c
10c
Yard Wide Drapery
Denims Solid col
ors, best grade 19c
value for, yd.
One Big Lot Mercerized Walstlng
remnants very ja
nnat nnt.lnrnr Worth 4W
2oc yard go at.
ya'd
Assorted colors in heavy mercer
ized sateen rem
nants 40o qual
ityfor, yard
On blcr Bargain Square Calico
remnant, suitable
fordresMe or com
forters, fat colors
go at, yard.
Remnants of Carpet Un to 11 yards
In length wst grane
of Wiltons. Mo-
qurttos, Axmlnsters,
and lirusst'ls worth
up to 11.50 yard at,
each
Knotted Rug Fringe-
In all plain colors and
mixtures, suitable for
frlnRins; rug pieces
at, yard
Remnants of Fine Silks
Remnants of New Silks Importers sample piece3
consisting of crepe de chine applique, fancy taffetas,
broche aud plain dlks some exceptionally fine pieces
for Fridays selling splendid for Christmas fancy
.waeLk...a d !H.mm.in.sT.at: ,5c-10c-19c-25c
Closing out all the silks from the great Ashley-Bailey
, auction stock these are all high claw silks ACk.
an extra large variety for your choice asfl!CT' aC
at, yard .......
Dress Goods Remnants
We have a great number of fine grade all wool dress goods which we are
determined to close out at once these remnants are all 60c grade goods, double
width in length of 3, 6, 8 and up to 10 yards they're cheviots, serges, fancy
white mohairs, bright plaids, evening shades of walstlng,
thousands of yards of every imaginable style goods suitable fo
children's dresses, etc., worth up to 60c yard,
at yard
, serges, fancy
15c
$2 Dress floods at 59c Yard
66-Inch Scotch worsteds, cloths for
butcher coats, cheviots, Sicilians.
Panamas, granites, voiles, ellk and
wool dainty
dress
good, at
yard
, pmki ana
59c
$1 Dress Goods at 39c Yard
We will duplicate our great success
of last Friday on these remnants
even greater bargains In our 3, 6 and
s-yard lengths, worth
up to $1.00
a yard,
at
Imported French Flannels at 25c Yard All those watstings, eta, for
kimonas and house gowns are worth twice and often thrta
times the amount ask 3 to 12 yard lengths,
at, yard
Traveler's Samol Piece at 10c E ch Hundreds of dress f t
goods enough to match up for children s llfC
39c
, eta , for
25c
dresses highest grade Imported cloths, ut, each.
Shorter lengths of sample pieces of dress
goods, at, each
5c
Remnants of Lace
Sample pieces and short lengths of all kinds
of Fine Laces white, cream and J J ffl
ecru, also Black Silk Laces, yard. . 2v"JC"IUC
Linen Department Remnants
Remnant of fine mercerised table
damask, in mill end of 1 to 3 yards,
worth up to 76c, If IP
in two lots, , aiJC-IDC
while they last, yard " w
Remnants of fine toweling, In 14
to 2-yard lengths, worth up to
uc a yard,
go at
remnant
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Thanksgiving
Day Over.
The next thing of Importance, 1 to spend about a half hour and a few dol
lars In our store for Christmas gift. Don't buy any place until you've looked
our line over. It's all right better than ever this season. Do you realize that
Christmas 1 almost here. Don't put it off It will pay you to select now. W
will lay the goods aside for you if you wish. Look for the name.
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler,
151k DOUQLAS ST.
Clocks Almost Given Away
We recently purchased a line of MantI Clocks at less than manufacturer's
cost, which we ilace on sale this week a t KM and $f .50 each. These Clocks retail
in the regular way for 18.60 to (14.00. The re are 16 different styles to select from,
and you ran take your choice for $4.00 and $5.50, Come early If you want for first
choice. Every clock fully warranted.
P. E FL0DMAN&C0., 1514 Capitol Ave.
presented In any musical play. For the
last two nights of next week "The Two
Orphans," In the hands of an all-star cast,
will hold the boards.
Prealdeaf Day.
The president of the United States and
many of the nation's best known men will
be present at the World's fair In St. Louis
on November 26. The fair Is nearlng Ita
close and this will be a good time to
make the trip. All Information at the
new city office of the Missouri Pad tic,
8. E. corner 16th and Fa mam Bt., Omaha,
Neb.
Special Roaaa Trip Rate to Chicago.
The Chicago Great Western railway will
ell ticket to Chicago at only IM.00 for ttw
round trip. Ticket on sale to November
SOth. Oood returning to December 16th.
For further information apply to 8. D.
Parkhurst, general agent, 1613 Farnam St.,
Omaha, Neb.
Bee Want Ads produce results.
Walking Skirts
Oura are a well made, man-tailored lot.
Made of a fine quality of all wool Cheviot,
Novelty Worsted, Venetians and Broad
cloths. Colors new blues, and browns,
and blacks and mixtures. Have side
pleats and Inverted pleats. F abric, fash
ion, fit and finish are guaranteed. Prices
$3.75 to 10.7B represent high values.
Come in and examine these skirts; note
the quality; then, you'll appreciate the
value.
B i75io 10.75 MRS. J. BENSON I6?h St
New
iDIAMONDS!
With the exception of cash on hand
Diamond are considered by all well
posted persons to be their best asset.
If necessary, one can realize more
money on them on short notice, with
less publicity, than they can on any
thing else. We have them from $6.00
to' 5oo.00, and should we sell you one
we contract to give you back at any
time within one year nine-tenth of
what you paid us should you want It.
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Diamond
will do when you wait an engsgement
ring. The time has gone by when any
ort of a set ring wa correct for an
engagement ring. Now nothing but a
diamond will do, and a pure color, per
frct sione, at that. The emblem of
your love must be a pure, as spotless,
and as perfect as you would have that
love to be. Better a small diamond
that is true than a larger stone that
Is not above suspicion. There one
lore whre you are sure of perfect
stones. That one store Is
Brown & Borsheim
f xperf Mathmaiers and ltltrt.
222 S. Uih St.
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FRIDAY A FEAST DAY
59c-69c
CORSETS
Ladies' Heavy and Medium Weight Walking Skirts Black,
plain colors and fancy, all this season's styles, ( J?
value f5.00, Friday, at a&sasJ
Double Green Trading Stamps with each sale.
HOUSING
Friday Shoe SaJes
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Men's corona colt, Goodyear welt, lace or button I AA
i shoes,wYaJl street toe, fG.OO values-r- ewLsUU
at.; J:
Eighty ($8.00) Green Trading Stamps.
Men's Doctor Packard cushion sole, Goodyear
welt hoes, made of vici kid and vici kid
lined. $5.00 values, at
Eighty ($8.00) Green Trading Stamps.
4.00
Menzone box calf and vici kid Goodyear welt,
Bluchers and Bals cap toes, Bock Oak
soles, $3.50 values, at
Fifty ($5 00) Green Trading Stamps.
2-so
The best boys' and girls' school shoes made,
for
1.50
CLOTHING
Boys' wobl Trousers, sizes 14 to 20, long ones, new f Cfl
line just received, worth $2.50, bargain square. . .
Ak the Trouser Man to O HA v 4 9
show you those a-iUU CLllCL fD3
New Trousers for Men all sizes.
Men's and Young Men's Suits and Overcoats
$10-9.50-8.50-7.50-6.50-5.00
Best values on earth for the money.
Sixty boys' Beefers, sizes only 3 to S, worth $3.00, 'ZQ
to close m.jZ
Boys' 50c and 75c soft and stiff bosom Shirts Z
bargain square JjC
Boys' 50c fleece lined Shirts and Drawers, bargain C
square, sizes 18 to 34 ajC
Boys' all wool Shirts and Drawers, sizes 26 to 34,
bargain'squure. JUC
A Watch with every boys' $ Z Qj C
Suit "and Overcoat JrZM f
;New Suits and Overcoats just come to town.
Buster Brown Ties, the handiest thing in a If?.
child's tie DC
Twenty ($2.00) Green Trading Stamps.
Men's all wool Underwear, worth $1.25, at, 7 C
a garment 0
Special in Union Suits, worth $1.50, 100
Select a Smoking Jacket or Bath Kobe, and have us save
it for you, making a very small deposit. Two sample
lines to select from
$12.00 Smoking Jacket, Cf) I Stetson Hats, J CA
at 0 DV I $3.50 and...... 4"5U
$10.00 Bath Bobe, C Oil Bennett's Special Hats,
flt J I $3.50, $3.00, $2.50 and pZ
Flats in all the late blocks and styles you can save 50c to
$1.00 buying a hat here.
GLOVES A sample line of them. Men's and boys' gloves
for dress, street wear, work and driving r
$1.00, 75c, 50c and ZsjC
Fur Gloves, for holiday presents at first wholesale cost.
Don't overlook this sale.
60c Vlvf f!r1p
and Military Front
I'si H.m.' sllt).
porters Kri.lay.
20c
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THK RELIABLE STORE.
jRo Tsnry !."
Stocfc Collar, mnn
ufiturr's samples
J-Frliiny. cholc
75c
At the BIG BARGAIN SQUARE, Main and Harney Aisles
200 pieces more of beautiful new silks from our big New
York purchaHe almost everything in new, up-to-date silks
for street aud evening wear, for dresses, skirts and waists,
worth $1.25 and $1.50
.Friday, all day
at
KIMONA FLANNELS
200 pieces of fine Kiniona Flannels Arnold's best grade in
Tersian dots, stripes and neat figures, double and flat fold,
worth 18c and 25c yard, at our A
waisting counter 1UC
FANCY VELOUR VELVETS
For pillows and furniture covering over 500 yards of fine
quality, elegant patterns, all good lengths, worth 85c and
$1.00 a yard, on sale, main aisle, 10th street A
entrance TC
FLANNELETTE REMNANTS
2000 yardsVif the very finest English Outings, O 1
worth 13c yard, Friday, all day O3C
1000 remnants of Ginghams, blues and browns, J?
Friday only, yard JC
1000 pieces of Embroideries and Insertions, narrow J?
and medium widths, worth un to 15c yd. Friday, yd.
The largest and best assorted CORSET
stuek in the west Is now on sale on
our flain Floor
All the best models of these celebrated makes always on
sales: The W. B., the K. and G., the Thompson Glove Fit
ting, the Kabo and Ferris Good Sense Waist Great corset
drive for Friday and Saturday, one case each satin girdles
in white, pink and blue, one case white tape girdles with
hose suporters and two cases straight front A Q -
dip hip, drab and white, 75c quality, at Oi
Another hour sale of Ladies' Heavy Fleeced Wappers all
sizes, fast colors, Friday from 10 to 11 a. m. f.O
worth $1.00, only ; TaC
A Few of Friday's Bargains
Dress Goods Remnants
5n0 all wool Trem Ooods rntterns Panamas. Scotch Sultlns;i. Vollrs, Kta
mlnes and noorls worth up to H per yard on ono counter t vard
BOO M-lnch All Wool Suitings In nil the new fall weaves from yards to 8
vards In end of piece and sold from tl up to f2.!i yard, at yard
800 All Wool Dre.xs -attorns In Voiles, Crepe!". Novelties, Henriettas, Pores
59c
49c
flOr
and other roods worth up to tins yard-all go at yard
850 All Wool Dtess Pattern and Waist Pattern. In lengths from :'H to 6 ''7lr
yards-worth up to $100 yard "I"
IDC
29c
25c
600 all wool and half wool remnants of Roods worth up to 75c Cashmeres,
Voiles, Ktamlnes ana otner Roods in Warn snn colors
600 place of 7Dc French Flannels GOO pieces of 60c Challls
See our'barRain eqimre by the yard l 00, ti.OO, $3 00 l)res Goods at yard
69c, 49c, 3c. 29c and....
Manufacturers Stock of Waists
From Max Roth. Walker St., N. Y , 126 doien hlRh Rrade ladles' Waists. purrhnsM
at less than half their actual value, will ro on sale Friday mornlny. They come in
albatross, French flannels, brllllnntines. veMlnR and mnny other fabric. In almost
every conceivable color and latest styles worth up to $2.60 your choice ftQc
Friday v
Remnant Day Bargains in the Silk
Department Friday
RKMNANTS OF COLORF.D VELVETS
In all the different kinds and colors
wrth up to $1.60 on sale Frl- nOr
day only
10O RKMNANTS FINK BLACK SILK
VKI.VKT8 lenaths from Vi yard to
6 yards worth up to $2.00 yard
on sale
59c
MO IRK CREPK DE CHINES In black an
all colors that are now selling In
Omaha from 69c to $1.00 JlQo
here only
FRENCH SILK POPLIN'S Sell every
where Ht $1.00. We have an elegant as
sortment of shades In this fine !Oc
silk and offer them on sale at -JW
Special Linen and Domestic Bargains.
15c KnRllsh Long Cloth, 36 Inches
special Friday 12 yards
for i
64c Brown Muslin 36 Inches wide
special Friday 20 yards for..
12Hc Percales fast colors 82 inches
special Thursday ten yards
for
12Vc Flannelettes very wide fifty
to select from at
yard
10c Zephyr Ginghams very fine .
special Friday 10 yards for
Sheeting remnants worth up to 30c
as long as they last at
yard
60c Mercerized Walstlng at
yard
wide
1.15
98c
wide
50c
styles
5c
50c
yard
15c
15c
Nainsook, check and stripe, 40-lnch Apron
Lawn and India Llnon worth 71 r
up to 2ic yard, at yard..., 2V
25c Scotch Suitings at
yard
AmoskeaR Staple Check GiliRhams
at yard
39e hercerixod Sateena all colors for drop
sKirts ana linings, at
yard
Table Linen remnants 1H to t4-yard
lengins at less man nair price.
16c Cotton Flannel remnants at
yard ,
10c Outing Flannel Remnants at
yard ,
8Vic Outing Flannel remnant at
yard
10c
5c
124c
.81c
61c
.41c
S-3AYDER3 BROS.
If you contemplate a trip to Southern
California, with its lovely seaside
resorts, and orange groves,
beautiful gardens, and quaint old
Missions, the way to reach these
magical scenes without suffering any
of. the inconveniences of Winter travel
18 VIA THK
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Shortest Line. Fastest Time. Smoothest Track.
Accommodations for all classes of passengers. fffi&P.
INQUIRE AT
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PHONE 818..
$8.50
ONLY $3.50
COACH EXCURSIONS
TO
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Sunday fo Thursday Inclusive,
W mm m
of eacn weex.
Only a Few Days Hore to
Visit tho Fair.
Coach excursion tickets will be on sale every Sunday, Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of each week limit of seven
days from date of sale.
Every one should visit this the greatest Exposition the world
has ever known. This is a delightful season for viewing the won.
derful sights. '
Ample hotel and Lodging House accomodations for all. .REA
SONABLE KATES.
See local agents for full particulars.
TOM HUGHES, Trav. Pass. Ajt. T. F. GODFREY, Pass. & Ticket Art
S. E. Corner 15th and Farnam St., Omaha, Neb.
H. C. T0WNSEND, Gen. Pass, and Ticket Agt, St. Louis, Mo
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