10
If Men's lnffrtip,
httvy wool.
In Mturtl gray tnd
amtls'i hair, if
OMAHA WtATHZR REPORT Tutstif fair inif CcUtr.
WDBB
Itrstf Onrstiirfs tor
mtn tni boys,
worth 50c tni 75c,
39c
JO
Printed
While You
Walt 100
Cards, 49c
100
Calling
9
Card a, 49c I
IS
In Arcade
win
-
75c
GREATER BARGAINS IN
TOOTLE -KESSLER STOCK
ALL THE FINEST RIBBONS FROM THE
TOOTLE-KESSLER MILLINERY CO.
Thousands of yard of the finest ribbon from the great
purchase all widths and all colors of the beat rib
bons for millinery, trimmings, decorations, bash and
stock ribbons all bilk and satin taffeta, alo eilk
elvet ribbons,
raoss&llnes.
warp prints,
etc., lit, yard...,
2ic-5c-!0c-15c
Tootle-Keisler'a $3.50 and $5.00 Trimmed Hits at $1.00
These street and trimmed hats from the stock are of the
finest and most fashionable character i
newest shapes and finished with stylh
mings they are worth from $3. 50 to f 5.
j cluck are ui iuh
all the ft
lish trim- B
15.00, at, H1
. 15c
$1.50 an J $2 Street Hats
and Untrimmed Shapes-
A big variety of up-to-date,
ready-to-wear bats, made
of stylish stitched felt and
effectively trimmed- m
also untrimmed hats I wC
your choice Avrv
Fancy Feathers
Birds, wings, breast, feath
er, pompoms, etc- a hun
dred veneres to choose
from
go
ax.
5c-10c-15c
Silks from Tootle-Kessler Stock
All kinds of fancy silks, plaid
satin lnmineaa 22 and 36-in.
in blatfk
silk chiffons, at, yard
silks, colored taffetas,
nmineaa 22 and 36-in. iTK f (T
!k taffetaa and 45-Inch J BP
iffons, at. yard V V V
Big Specials the New Arcade
3c
Highly perfumed boreated TALCUM POVV
DEU always Bulls at 15c can west side
Arcade at, can
50c and 75C PERFUMES
blfr variety in
Arcade at, per
ounce.
20c
Highly perfumed TOILET
SOAP- regular 50o a box g
10 different odor -at, a 1 1 1 P
box
IN CANDY DEPARTMENT WEST SIDE ARCADE
always
ell at
4i)o lb.-Tueiday,
overs-
Marstimallows
l ways sell g
at4Uo a lb. I'll ft
new and I 01
Tuesday
Chocolate Creams
I
regular 30c a
lb. creams
Tuesd
at.
Fancy Bon Bons
I2:c
TURN OVER COLLARS COLLAR AND CUFF SETS
Pretty Turn-trer Collars lace embroidered torn- Q f-
many styles Arcade, bargain square, at fa 2
Fine Embroidered Turn -Overs embroidered
in pretty colors and designs ............ Ww
Embroidered Cuffs to match, at pair Be
TSesdyisoLace Cape Collars at 98c
ew patterns,
98c
The stunning lace cape collars, of beautiful new patterns,
in Venice and Point gauze lace, in
white, cream and ecru, also black
spangled cape collars, worth up to f2.50, at. .
FIGHT OVER IMPURE OZONE
Stsck Yards Company Denies rslluthg
Air Around Bartss'i rises.
CLAIMS TO BE THE PURIFIER INSTEAD
, A( Mad Creek and Ec Status
of Its Mad Are Broach t
, Into Coart (or Bet
tlemeat.
The Union Stock Yards company, ons of
the defendants In a suit brought by Ouy
C. Barton, Colvln D. Gregg and Charles E.
Small, now cornea Into court with Its an
swer and avers It does not pollute the air
of Mr. Barton's Sarpy county home by
means of sewage In Mud creek. Oh tht
contrary it appears the stock yards cor
poration has been the one means of keep
ing the air of northeastern Sarpy county
thin enough to move about when the wind
blows.
Ths three plaintiffs for themselves and
other property owners some time ago began
a suit against the stock yards company,
the Swift. Cudahy, Omaha and Armour
Packing companies, the Jetter Brewing
company and the city of South Omaha for
discharging noxious materials and refuse
Into a creek which flows along Railroad
avenue and through the farm of Mr. Bar
ton and the others and so to Papllllon
creek and Into the Platte.
The contention was the creek, before
the Inauguration of the meat Industry, was
a clean, wholesome creek, originating In
springs north of the city of South Omaha
and carrying water to quench the thirst of
the gentle klne and the bucksome pig.
Ths stock yards company In Its answer
says this is not a statement of facts. Ths
Th beat Wealth
la Health., " svnd J at for
undsrwsar la a noisa
mkr and aavar o
health. U Is iharafore
the moat proQtatile In.
veatmsgu for your mon
ey, Tor What profits any
gam If heallh be loeLT
11 rsoVu-a Vt i II
It Physicists cerrrkm. II
. Far Srib by jj
creek called Mud creek was a mere stretch
of moist mud In the berinnlno-. ninnlno-
little water after rains and having no really
denned banks. It began at the south of
tne tract bought by the stock yards com
pany. At that time there was no city of
South Omaha. There was no smell. Noth
ing had attracted civilisation. There was
no stocic there nor water to drink. The
company, so It says, made the muddy de
pression Into a creek by the large amount
of water It discharges Into It everv lav In
flushing the yards. This amounts now to
l.wu.uuu gallons a day. A sewer was built
under the railway tracks, but only for the
purpose of carrying this water.
Later the city of South Omaha came and
ran Its sewers into this original sewer
and the Jetter Brewing company began tc
dump brewery garbage Into the stream. If
It were not for the great amount of water
sent down by the yards tire refuse. It Is
claimed, of the others would make life
even more Impossible than It now Is In
the packing metropolis.
TWO-MILE WALK TO SCHOOL
TvrentyPoor Blocks la Distance Some
Children Have to Travel In
Certain Seetlon.
,
Truant Officer Parker has Just com
pleted a canvass of the territory boundsd
by Thirtieth street, Forty-eighth street,
the Elkhorn Railway and the north city
limits to ascertain how many children of
ages common In public school grades be
low and including the fourth, reside there,
this being done In response to a demand
from the parents for ths trectlon of a
new school building near Thirty-eighth
street and Curtis avenue. Mr. Parker
found fifty-one children between ths ages
of 6 and 12 and learned that some of them
had to walk as many as twenty-four blocks
to get to the schools they are attending.
He found that a building at the location
proposed would reduce the distances a
great deal, making ths maximum fifteen
blocks and ths average much less. His re
port will be submitted to the school bosrd
to help It decide whether or not a new
school should be established In response to
the petition.
Albert Lu.
Mr&J lAerisoii
FRIZZLE CASE IS STILL ON
Flftyvrnensand-Dollar Libel Salt Oc
cupies Time In the Fed
eral Court.
United States District Judge Carland of
Sioux Falls, S. D.. Is presiding in t'nlted
States court room No. 1, In ths federal
building, this week sad has chargs of the
equity docket. The only esse ready fur
hearing yesterday was that of John A.
Mohr, receiver, against 8. K. Uittenbender
and others to quiet title.
Judge Munger presides In court room No.
I, with ths Agnes Frlsiell esse still on
trial. Miss Frtxsell was on the witness
stand ail morning under cross-examination.
Suit Is brought by Miss FrUsell against
Joseph Cullrn Root for $50,000 damages for
sllrgrd libel. The case has been In the
federal courts under various phases. In
Die present suit the attorneys for Miss
Frissell srs Smyth snd Smith snd for Mr.
Root John L. Webster and Ii. C. Brorae.
Judge Carland will preside at ths call !
of ths criminal docket la tbs United States
district oeart Monday. Asked as to bow
LJfflSEE
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GROCERY
Always the lrndlngt place to buy the
bept groceries at money-saving prlrea
Twenty (12.00) Green Trading
Stamps with each pound park
age ofBennett's Capitol CofTt..28o
Ten (tl.00) Oreen Trading Stamps
with pound Tea 38c
Ten ($1.0(1 ( Green Trading Stamps
with pound-can llennetl's Cap
itol Baking Powder 24o
Ten (il.CO) Green Trading Stamps
wjt hp i n t - b 1 1 1 1 eToina t Ca U u u . . 10c
An Immense stock of New Sweet-
Corn, two-pound can 9o
Three Cans tor 26n
Twelve cans for $1.00
Tomatoes, three-pound can 9c
Three for 25o
Twelve fur $i.u0
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading 8;amp "
with (wo pounds Japan Rice 14o
Ten (i'l.Oii) Green Trading 'Stamps
with two pounds Tapioca 14o
Bennett's Capitol Pancake' two-
pound package 10c
Rolled Outs, two-pound package. .1 c
Wheat JorJBreakfaat, 21b package. 10c
Ten ($l.ii0) Green Trading Stamps
. with lli. Schepp s bulk cocoanut 20c
CANDY
Filled with ,the best, and at prices
that command attention.
Twenty j.ot) Green Tia ilng Stamps
with pound peanut taffy lao
Wednesday
is Red
Letter Day
Bring your book or books
and get to each ten Little
Oreen Stickers. If you are
running five books you will
get fifty (?o.00) Little stick
ers. Pee the handsome premiums es
pecially intended for Chrlstmns
Gift GIvIhk that are now' on dis
play In Premium Parlor, Balcony.
Wednesday being Ked Letter
Day will have red letter opportuni
ties at bargain getting. WATCH
NEXT AD.
i
Red Letter Sale Linen Pieces
"We Lave closed out from a large importer of fine linens
about 300 odd pieces at less than cost to manufacture, being
nr. entire sample line, all go on sale Wednesday in two big
lots on the front BARGAIN SQUAIiE.
LOT 1
35c
and
Twenty
($2.00)
Green
Trading
Stamps
Sideboard Covers
Carving Set I,lnen8
Cable Covers
Commode Scarfs
Dresser Scarfs
Renaissance Pieces
Lunch Cloths, plain fringed and
hemstitched
Dollies, etc., etc. worth 75c and
$1.' each, sale in two lots
Wednesday, at '
55c ifl 75c
LOT 2
75c
and
1 hirty
($3.00)
Green
Trading
Stamps
Moore's
AStoves
Always
PIease
No Ashes
No Dust
- J)
3
MOORE'S
BASE
BURNER
1904 model. Is
strikingly
handsome
and resplen
dent with
the finest
high art
nickel. It
is triple
action ltheatsupstalrs.lt heats the
main floor, and if you wish, it will
send the ashes Into the bin down
cellar. No ashes or diint In the
parlor. It's the only kind that suits
particular people. It's the easiest
stove n the world to run and,
because of the air circulating system.
It keeps your house warm and com
fortable In the coldest weather and
saves from J$ to i the coal you
have been using.
BUY IT AND BE COMFORTABLE
1 i a fl
or iiuie h
Tou hoar a great deal lately about jj
men's 3.60 shoes and in many cases fl
13.60 Is a lot when you consider the H
shoe you get but when you get (he
right shoe at the right place, 13.60 Is a
low price.
You take no chances when you buy
our Men's $3.50 Shoe "Drexel's Spec
ials" every pair guaranteed to have
the value In them.
Patent Colt, Vicl Kid, Box Calf and
Velour Calf all the new fall and win
ter shapes.
Drexel Slioe Co.
1419 FARNAU STREET,
Isiihl'i Uf-tl-Oltl Sh9i Hojjb
FOR OUR FREE CATALOGUE.
NEBRASKA FURNITURE
AMU CAKPKT CO,
413-415 No. 24th SL. South Omaha.
lo
ng he expected to remain, Judge Carland
id: "Possibly until the holidays."
OURCLOUD JJNDER INQUIRY
ndlaa Chanted nllh Kllllsiac Winne
bago Yoang Womii Is Be
f ora Grand Jury.
The federal grand Jury resumed business
yesterday. Ths first case to be inquired
Into la the charge of murder preferrea
against George Fourcloud, a Winnebago In
dian, who is alleged to have killed a young
Indian woman named Cora Elk near tn
'Winnebago agency In September last.
C. K. Loveland was arraigned befors
nited States Commissioner Anderson od
the charge of procuring liquor for Indianr
this city and was bound over to ths
federal grand Jury in 500. Loveland was
arrested Baturduy morning.
RANSOM FINED BY SEARS
saesaed Test Dollars for Flsteaff with
Oofoot la District t'osirt
Room.
Frank T. Ransom and I K. Crofoot, who
fought rlfc-):t in i-UiBS, won't draw 10U on
their depurtmcnt cards this month. Prof.
Sears had them up before his desk at re
cess and told them how It pained blm mors
than It did them. It pained Mr. Ransom
10 and Mr. Crofoot that much less. , Ptof.
Iflwcr. Jci Jfc J3
1 J )
fa?)
fV.i.-..
m.r
1,."'; v' i ''vV.!.'' J '',.,,)
Nothing personal Intended, and
we do not pretend to sell "live
coals," but, "begorra," If we sold
"dead coal" we would own up to
It "LIVE COAL" MAKES "I4VK
COALS." TKY US.
Central Goal & Ooks Co.,
15TH AND HARNEY.
PHONES 1321-4718-1693.
Sears told ths pupils they ought to think
what their example meant before they
were so mischievous again during the
arithmetic class.
Mr. Ransom said be was sorry and Mr.
Crofoot said he didn't bolieve he had done
anything very bad.
1 fl.. (Via IntAKLaUn arh "f thu .....
' tried to demonstrate the x and s of the
1 suit brought by George W. Potter, special
. receiver of the ones German Savings bank
I against ths stockholders.
THE moil beautiful and inter-
eAing of all the Chrislmas
periodicals is the great !
Christmas
Metropolitan
in which you will find flirting slo-
riesand articles by Thomas Nelson
Page, W. A. Fraser, EL S. Martin,
Joel Chandler Harris, Richard Le
Gallienne, Charles G. D. Roberts,
Alfred Henry Lewis, Harrison
Rhodes, and many others. The
I50iliustrations,intwo,threeand
four colors, are bv Guerin. Rhead.
Clay, Bull, Condc, Penfield, Par-
rish, and Haskell, and repro
ductions from many photographs.
HPHIS Xmas issue is filled with
good reading and fine pic
tures; it is a delight from cover to
cover; it is a worthy Christmas
gift in itself and is now on sale
everywhere for 15 cents a copy.
FOR the entertainment of the
whole family there is no bet
ter magazine published than The
Metropolitan.
THE following special offer is
presented in the interests of
those who wish to send to a friend
a gift and at the same time receive
four free holiday gifts for them
selves: Cat oat this Coupon.
CHRISTMAS PRESENT
C0VP0N
TO any one sending us immedi
atfly $1.80 (and this coupon)
we will send free of coil
GIFT 1 A superb portfolio,
slamped in gilt, and containing
photo-sludiet cf beautiful wo
men, models, and players.
GIFT 2 A fac-simile water
color, readyfor framing, how
ing tne iky-scrapers ot INew
York as seen at twilight an
exquisite work of art
UlC I o An art booklet, in
brown covers, stamped in gold,
and containing sixteen full-page
portraits of well-known society
beauties printed on plate paper,
GIFT 4 Copies of the Novem
ber and December (Christmas)
issues ot Ine Metropolitan, in
eluding all the color insert il
lustrations. l These four gifts can be sent to ths rs
milter of the $1.80.
J The two gift below can be sent to ths
remitter mend.
q If you prefer.' ws will send ALL SIX
direct to you.
GIFT 5 A full year's subscrip
tion to The Metropolitan, com
mencing with the January, 1 905,
number.
GIFT 6 A beautiful subscrip
tion certificate to be sent to
the recipient of the magazine
and bearing the name of the
sender.
A LL of the above for the price
of the magazine alone $1.80.
Have The Metropolitan sent for a
year to your friend, together with
the illuminated subscription certifi
cate, and have the "Portfolio of
Beau'y," the book of American So
ciety Types, the fac-simile water
color and the November and De
cember issues of the magazine all
sent to your own address. This
offer is only good for one month
from date. Mention this paper, and
send us this Coupon.
The Metropolitan Magazine,
3 West 29th St., New York.
S3
BEAUTY
TO look well Uks cars of your
complexion. Do not allow un
lightly plmpiei. blackheads, un,
sr freckle to blemish your skin.
Derma-Royale
will remove these Ilka siagtc
Cure Efma and Tetter.
Used with LfcRA-RoYALS
Soap, a psrtcct .kin Is
insured.
SOLO BY DRUOaiSTS,
m auv b ordcrad direct.
Derma-Royals, l par twrtU. express paid.
Derma-Koyala Soap, tt Cents, by snail,
ivian roe packaga, SI.2S. express paid.
rortreia aad tattiiaoatals sat aa request.
TKE DERMA-R0YALE CO.. Cincinnati 0.
Sakaalai'a Cat Prtmm Diss Slaro,
THOSE BKRUTirUL
AQDnra iinw, bo noaoesoie inoog nut
,luutlil woman, ars produced uul lij.
Imnorlsl HaiDrronarsfnr
th rlaanaat and most laaflDg Hair CnL
uritir. II la raatly suiiIihI, atianlmrly
axmloaa ana n.VK AVU K ATKiK
.AHT alOKTHH. Oanmlauf h&lruiL
vrud trsa. Head tor )-ao unlet.
I MPrRIAt Clit MICAL MF0. CO. lis W. 1M St. New Ysrk.
Shcrmaa ateCoaaail lit us La.. liu a.
TWENTIETH
Only Osi
CENTURY FARMER
i lXUar a. Vwokr.
THR RELIABLE STORK.
Great Christmas Silk Sate
NOT ONB WHIT TO KARI.T TO THINK OF VOfR HOUHAY r.TFTS. AND
PAST HXPKRIENCK TKACHKS THAT NO GIFT 19 MOKK A l'l'KKt'IATEID OH
DEAR TO THE FEMININE HEART THAN A GIFT OF SILKS,
lono WAIST PATTERNS Fine all silk white wash silk, each imttrrn rnn- 7B-
tains 4 yanls In tliln great sale, ptr patttrn , iUw
100 WAIST PATTERNS lliindsonie ntrlie wash silk. In colors ouch pattern 4 Ottn
yarda and Is worth t'.no n s;Ue for "Ot
5000 WAIST FATTER NS H'nutlf ol novelty silks over 100 different dtylrs a r
each pattern contains 4 yards and Is worth $2.7 Christ mas sale piioe ! U
10O0 IRES3 OR SHIRT WAIST SUIT PATTERNS Each pattern contains ("
15 yards handoiinie novelty silk Oirlstmn sale prlee CJ ai
100 HRES3 OR SHIRT WAIST Sl'lT PATTERNS Suporb qtmllty each 7
pattern contains lo yards and Is worth H2.ii' Christmas sale price M tXJxJ
BE SURE AND ATTEND OUR FAMOUS
ONE HOUR SALE
From 2:50 lo 3:30 P. M.
We will sell M. M and B8-lnch all wool suitings, worth up to 12 9S yard; vollea, In
blark and colors, worth up to 12.00; silk and wool goods, worth up to $2.00, and
other goods about 1,000 patterns In all and only one pattern to a cus- IQrt
tomer will ao. At ... "
From 3:30 to h:00 P. M.
We will sell 75e French flannel. In fine shades and only one pattern to
customer at, a yard ,
NO DEALERS SUPPLIED.
From 10 Till it A. M.
S5c heavy fieece lined underwear for boys
and ilrls all slses, ISC
19o
From 2 Till 3 P. M.
i5c quality ladles' pants and vests, extra
heavy, ribbed and silk finished
choice for one hour aSuJW
Cloak Department Specials
THOUSANDS OF HIGH GRADE CLOAKS, SUITS. SKIRTS, WAISTS, FURU,
.. now going nt HALF PRICE AND LES.S.
.5.00
etc
760 WOMEN'S COATS In fine kerseys, 30 Inches long, the newest styles.
worth up to 115.00 choice Tuesday
115.00 CRAVEN ETTE COATS In gray. ,$10.00 CRAVENETTE COATS In
castor and tHtis -great bargain V Sfl I or" and newest styles spe-
at j at.OU clal at
all col-
5.98
BUY GROCERIES HERE
Where standard goods are sold at the
Chow-Chow, per bottle Be
Pickles, per bottle Bo
Superior Celery Relish, per bottle Be
Manxanella Olives, per bottle 7V4o
Selected Olives, large bottle 15o
Chill Sauce, per bottle Wo
repper Ma lire, per uottie oc
Table Sauce, per bottle Be
Mustard, per bottle Be
Bulk Chow-Chow, per uunrt 10c
Good Syrup, per quart 7Hc
se uniformly low prices.
Catsup, three bottles for 264
Condensed Mince Meat, package 64
DRIED FRUITS.
Michigan Evaporated Peaches, lb So
Baltimore Evaporated Peaches, lb 7Ho
California Mulr pettches. lb.,...
Crawford Peaches, fancy, lb...J 12Vo
California Apricots, lb lno
Mulr Park Apricots, lb 12 Wo
California, Valencia Raisins, lb 60
Ixxise Muscatel Raisins, pound 60
Imported Currants, cleaned, lb....... TVM
HAYDER3 BROS.
E Z'v7. JUL
V J3
Sweet memories come
back to her and
occo
Ghocolates
Make tlietn Hwt-etcr. Those sort nnd
crcaniy cpnters are Grandma's delight
Dainty boxes delicate flavors.
Packed and sealed in out
$pvileti candy factory. -v
Sold Fvrrvwhrr In
rjrs 10c 0c and 60 Boxes
Ci oW Omaha Candy Co.
4
$8.50 OfiSLY S8.50-
COACH EXCURSIONS
TO
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Sunday to Thursday Inclusive,
01 eacn weeK.
Only a Few Days f.loro 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
SON ABLE KATES.
See local agents for full particulars.
ON HUGHES, Trav. Pass. Aft. T. F. GODFREY, Pass. & Ticket Art
S. E. Corner 15th and Farnam St., Omaha, Neb.
H. C. T0WNSEND, Gen. Pass, and Ticket Aft., St. Louis, Mo
THE CHRISTMAS NUMBER
TV
Jfolut on
All : : :
S 'lands
"THE MOST BEAUTIFUL MAGAZINE IN THE WORLD"
25 Pages in Colors
75 Pages for Framing
Fine Portraits of Celebrities : Magnificent Winter Views
. Wonderful Reproductions of Scenes acd Incidents -
Burr Publishing Co., 7 West 22d St.. New York
TTMO IT AND PEARL
Tiio-rhM snd ftl k 11ns dainty, tasty pattern. Thpn we
h iv ln m I i "!i "!. -ii. I b'Hitnul iuhhb -
i.t I i'ii. i'l in. in Klwr do Hi. and tnv.ev de'K" In
' niun and It ifce gold-They ase beauties . 1 hen e liuvi-
.'atclKS to iimti ti tnrse pinavwuuia iiKn ta hih w im in i
u. Bi;nd a lew lumuies in our sioie. imvk
.am.
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler
1116 DougUu U
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