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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 11, 1905)
OS. TF1E OMAHA DAILY HEE: WKDNESnAY. .TAXUAKY 11, 10Q. 10 $1.25 Table Cloth, turkey ted, Oil boiled, fringed, 2 1-2 yari long, Xj $2.00 Pattern Table Cloths, two and one-half-yard long, '.'I 95c ioMS THE HF.I.lABl.E ITORR. C3 I KM extra Specials in Our Annual January Sale WHITE GOODS and LINENS "S 36-inch Bailor Cambric. Manchester .... . . ... nnisn, nnum earn one on me maraev iur ladies' and children 8 undermusuns regular 30c grade, at yard... -I5e 36-inch English Nainsook in bolts, regular price $1.50, special, per bolt, at 40-inch Victoria. Lawns, in fine 12 yard 98c sheer quality, in full pieces, at the white goods counter, at yd. ..2 Ready Made Sheets and Pillow Cases 5HX ready made sheets with S inch heme, 81x90 A f size made from strong if w w bleached sheeting, each Pillow Sllpa-42x36 and 45x36 fine quality muslin, never sold nnder loo special January sal price 10c LINEN SPECIAL Jftc Extra large huck towels, at.each "c Cotton toweling, at. yard l&c Large slse huck and damask 7C towels, each A " 5c 34 c 33c Spachtel scarfs and squares, ep at, each IOC SKe Hemstitched, all linen huck 1Qr towel, each lW 10c. all linen, Uarnsley toweling, ft If'. per yard viJV .10c Hemstitched 30 inch pillow shams, at each 15c Special Sale of Laces at 3c-5c-10c Yd. All widths of line French Valenciennes, French and Eng lish Torchons, net tops, point d'esprit, ad cluny many match sets worth regu larly up to 25c a yard, at, per yard tuuii ti I'Kpru, uu ciuiiy muuy :3jc-5c-!0c Clearing Sale Bargains Wool Blankets white, plaid and fancy check, also gray, tan and scarlet these sold at S CA to $10 pair, goat, pair, . . JD9 $5.00 White Wool Blankets All white wool blankets li size have beeu selling up to CQ $5 a pair, at, pair I, JO Imitation French Flannel New Persian and plaid styles, 3fl ife in. cloth, reg. l'Jo value, yd. IUC Fin Corded Olnghams Light, medium and dark, pretty Ol new styles at, yard OC ISc Quality Flannel Extra heavy, all colors goes at, yard 7 " 6Jc ClearingSaleLadies'Fur Scarfs Ladies' fur cluster scarf. with tail trimming form- 4 CO 1 Ladies' single and double fox scarfs, selected Z.9& furs at, each J Ladies' high class double fox scarfs regular .98 $15 quality at .... O j. 1.. BRANDEIS & SONS BOSTON STORE. erly sold at (3.50 each, at Ladies' single fox scarfs, long brush tails sold up Qft at. mm Just Half Price In our south show window Is a lot of odds and ends consisting of fine bronze statues, desk articles, clocks candlesticks, copper vases and many other beautiful arti cles, which we will close out at half price. MAWHINJNEYA: RYAN CO.wW IS Iff AND DOVGIAS SrS. OMAHA.JVCB. Dr. Bradbury 1506 DENTIST Teth Extracted With out Pain. Fillings.... Crown $2. Bridge Work $Z Plate $2. Fourteen Year Sam Location I With- FARNAM PHONE 1796 Tb most sensatlve nerve removed with out pain. Loose teeth mad olid. Written Quaraote RENN1RD HEADS THE BOARD County Ooamiuioisn Elsct Chairman as Pr Canon, Igrssmsnt. STANDING COMMITTEES FOR YEAR NAMED McDonald Get. Finance, with Bronlng and Tralnor as Ills Associates and Tralnor Gets Charity and Poor Karat. ' .tliliun J. Kennard was chosen chairman of the new Board of County Commission ers without opposition us soon as County Clerk Drexel had called the board to order this morning. After Chairman Kennard had thanked the board for the honor con ferred and bespoke the assistance of the members for a harmonious and expeditious transaction of the county business, a recess was taken for ten minutes to enable the new chairman to prepare his list of commit tees. On reassembling Chairman Kennard announced the following committee ap pointments: Finance McDonald, Bt lining. Tralnor. Judiciary Hrunlng, McDonald, Hofeldt. Court House und Jail Kruning, Mc Donald, Tralnor. Charity Tralnor, Hofeldt, McDonald. Koor Farm Trulnor, McDonald. Rrunlng. Roads Hofeldt, KrunliiK. Tralnor. Bridges McDonald. Trainor. Hoteldt. Construction Hofeldt and the board. Contracts and bonds of the Union Paclflo Steam Bakery company and the Myer-Dll-lon Drug company for furnlRhlng bread and drugs to the county during the ensuing year were approved, as was also an appeal bond of The Bee In the matter of its claim ugainst the county for publishing tho scavenger tax list. At the afternoon session the lists of names prepared by the different member of the board for Jury purposes were pre sented and referred. Appropriation, for the Tear. Chairman Kennard presented a resolu tion, watch, was adopted, fixing the esti mates or expense for the different de partment for 1906. Th estimates for l'.KX are also given herewith 19.16. General., fund $;;hi.o(io Koad fiihd ........-.. fri.im Hridge fund -. 7o.uk Bond sinking fund ......... loo.un) his office In preparing; for the personal property assessment to bo made the com -i Ing spring. He estimates that fifty men will be sufficient to make the assessment this year. Vax. year the board allowed seventy-live, but the real estate assess ment for the next four years was then made, and this year that will only have to be revised. On motion of Commissioner McDonald the heads of departments were Instructed to meet with the board on Friday morn ing at 10 o'clock to outline the needs and requirements of their various offices for the ensuing year. The board room was besieged all day yesterday by the candidates for the dif ferent county offices to be filled by tho commissioners, and many candidates had irionds with them. To one and all alike the board members said no appointments had yet been decided on. and nrohahiv will not be for a week or two. This seems to be a reasonable statement as to time, for there are many candidates for even- place and all sorts of strings are being puuea oy tne ambitious ones. 14. 4KI.UllO fc.UlO 70.0U0 100.HI0 lO.UUO Soldiers' reUv-f fund 10,0u0 Total ' ISa.uou $6tj,000 Commissioner Trulnor offered a resolu tion, which was adopted, directing all offi cers having charge of county property to make and JMe with the board an Invoice of all such proprrty. The Invoice, are to be In the hands of the board at the lost meeting iit January. As tlMTO are three candidates for a va cancy on the soldiers' relief committee, an ortU-e- provided by statute, to which the County board 'elect, one member each year, the board decided to defer the ap pointment uutll the xqunJltlcutlons 'of the applcants reu be carefully considered. Three Mora .taae.sors. County Assizor Hary D. Heed was (ranted lLi' adUlUuual una U aid In . . ... . . y, ...... . . Mortality Statistics. The following births and deaths have been rejHirted to the Board of Health dur ing the twenty-four hours ending Tuesday noon: Births Ned Aldero, 715 Leavenworth. firl; O. J. Keneft, 214 Farnam, girl; Felix 'aludin, 1213 South Nineteenth, boy; Mur ray Schwartz, 3333 Ohio, girl; J. C. Flnley KM Cupltol avenue, girl; Gustof Flutoulut' M South Thirty-third, girl; C. L. Lewis 1777 South Ninth, boy. ' Deaths J. M. Stanley, St. Joseph's hospi tal. 43; M. D. Koche, Botklns, Ohio. B2 F.unlce S. Spoor, 1120 Park avenue, hO; E H Baxter, 2 North Eighteenth, 61; M'ary Kendzlor, Twenty-ninth and Bancroft 6X Ixjuisa B. Cole. 3t4 South Thirty-ninth street; Elisabeth Reeves, 1519 North Twenty-first, K2; Mary Mulllnger. 1 Howard, 5; Baby Burrill, S015 Seward; Perry Ferguson. St. Joseph' hospital, 45. Lace curtains very cheap at Orchard & Wllhelm Carpet Co. A Continued Story Of the Omaha Drug Combine. In our last ad we told you how the local drug combine dictated to the Omaha wholesalers as to HOW ML'l'H TH KY would be allowed to ..n , ,t,i various drug stores! Pretty utrona was it not? BUT WAIT! About that time or in jiuvriijurr, iu, we oougm the Dillon Drug store on the N. XV. corner of 24th and N St.., South Omaha. A. soon as It ueea.iie rkuwii vy in nouin omaha drug Bin., iiun wno vuiiini mere with a BKANCH, they gut their heads together and sent us word by an attorney that they wuuiu Rivv u. &,vw ii we wouiu call tne deal oft with Mr. Dillon and not come to South Omaha! WHY P1D THEY NOT WANT I S THERE? Soon after this a DETECTIVE from Kansas City was sent here by the Drug Combine to find out where we were getting our supplies. He KORUED our signature to an order on the Northwestern Railroad to examine their freight receipts, but we had detectives iKiNAHl'B AND HE1DFELDT waiting for him and they took him to the police sta tion. To be continued ttnd alau we still continue to cut prices HCT HEAD THE STORY. 'CAUSE ITS TRL'B. CUT PRICE DRUU STORE E T. YATES. Prop. 16th and Chicago St.,, Omaha, 'Phones 747 and 7b7; 24(h and N bts.. South Omaha, 'Phone No. 1; tin Ave. and Main St., Coun cil Bluff.. 'Phone 333. All good, d.llv.r.d in elibsr city absolutely trt;. SCIIAEFER'S Omaha Weather Report Wednesday Fair Omaha's Great Sale of Laces, Embroideries, Etc. Manufacturer's stock of 3.".i0 yards fine qualities of Kmhroiilery, Kilges. Insertions, Mendings, Medallions and Appliques, bouclit at a discount that allows us to offer them for sale at .V) per cent below the repuhir selling price. Iot 1 Hambuiji ed;es and Insertions, from lj to 3 Inches wide, worth up to 1H yard IiOt 2 Hamburg and Nainsook Edges. Insertions, Headings and Appliques, from 1 to 4 Inches, worth up to l.V, yard lAt 3 Fin quality Hamburg, Nainsook and Swiss Kdges, Inser tions and Headings, from l's to 4i Inches, worth up to 2c, yd. . Lot 4 Splendid patterns of high-grade Swiss anil Nainsook lOlges. In sertions, Medallions and Headings, from 1 inch to corset cover 0 widths, worth up to l!."c, yard ' IUC Lot B Swiss and Cambric Edges and Insertions, dainty patterns for baby dresses, widths from 1 to 10 inches, worth up to 1 ' 3k yni-d 1-C Lot 0 Great bargains in this lot of the new Seville and hemstitched r Edges, widths from 2 to Inches, worth up to 3."c yard, at liHC Jjot 7 Cambric and Nainsook Edges and a great line of tine Inser- Q Hons, widths from 1 to 10 Inches, worth up lo 4(c n yard, at 1ZC In finer grades we will sell goods worth from ?2.2.r to !Ve nt 7.V, otic, 35c and DC Including a Hue of all-overs. Sale commences Wednesday morning nt 0 o'clock. . v 3c .5c 7'c TABLE LINENS Manufacturer's samples, ends of fine Irish Table Linen, grass bleached. They are about 70 Inches wide and come In 2, 2l4 and 3 yards long, and f Ail ftre worth t1 On vnrH fnr Werl npwrlfl V we Rfll 2-Viir.l lt-tic?lhM fnr 3-ynrd lenpths for 2H-yard lengths 1.88 2.19 SHAMS AND SCARFS The balance nt our Imported Swiss Spachtol C()r Shams and Scarfs, worth 75c and $1.00 Wed nesilav onlv, each Thirty ($3.00) Oreen Trading Stamps With Each. OF SPECIAL INTEREST AT ZERO WEATHER. Ladies9 Fir Capes and Coats Our Inventory Sale Comes Just in Time Keeps You Warm and Saves You Money. FUR CAPES Near Senl and Opossum f t CA marked $25.00, for... U.Df Near Seal marked f A PA $25.00, for llWU Astrakhan XXXX CA marked $42.50, for.... ,JV Near Seal and Marten 'T'J r marked $57.50, for JJm.DK) Mink Cape, XXXXX CatiHdian :k.e:1.? 145.00 LADIES' FUR COATS Raccon, the finest quality, a driving coat, 40 Inches long, quilted lin ingmarked $75.00, now Astrakhan Coats sizes marked $37.50, . for..... Monkey and Astrakhan Coats 3U and 38 marked $55.00, QQ 37.50 i 3t. 3S 22.50 30.00 Near seal Coats, US ant 40 marked $50.00, for.. Near Seal and Marten Coats. 3i. 12 and 44 marked $(o, Near Seal and Heaver Coats. UK and 4Hnarked $02.50, JQ HIended Siberian Squirrel, blouse or box coat. ,'W, 40. 42 "7 P (( markcfl $125.00, for... J.UU Fur Scarfs, opossum scarfs, marked $7.05 and $5.!i5 at $4.05 and Shawls Heaver Shawls, worth $1.25, at Single Shawls, worth worth $2.00, at IMnMe Shawls, worth $2.75, at Our Blue Letter Sale on Shawls has brought the prices down to the cost of the wool. 3.95 1.39 89c 1.98 Inventory Clearing Sale of Fine Dinnerware ENGLISH PORCELAIN DINNER SETS AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES 100-piece sets at A fi.fi $9.76. $7.88, $5.75, $4.98 and Every one worth from two to three times the price. The product of such well-known English makers as John son Bros., Utlndley and Alfred Meakln, plain white or decorated. Prices good until goods are disposed of. , ' Welsbach Gas Burners, complete with mantle and etched bulb, Afr each CJI None sent C. O. D. Fifty ($5.00) Green Trading Stamps. Meakln's light weight pure white Royal English Semlporcelaln Break fast Plates, for set of 33c Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps. MacBeth's Pearl Top Lamp Chimneys, either No. 1 or No. 2. each Handsome 10-lnch Jardinieres, nice colors, new shapes, Ofir each VOW Fifty ($3.00) Green Trading Stamps. 20 per cent discount on all our rich cut glass. 20 per cent discount on our full line of steins. Bennett's Grocery WHERE YOtI CANNOT HELP BEING VERY JuCONGMICAL. Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps with pound fresh roasted Uoldeti Santos Coffee AUC Ten ($1.00) Oreen Trading Stamps with pound basket fired Japan Tea, 8c Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps with qtinrter-pound can pure ground Op Black Pepper iV Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps with two cans Hawk-Eye Cream, 20C Ten ($1,001 Green Trading Stamps with pound package Imported Sul- (On tana Raisins IOW Five 50c) Green Trading Stamps with can Rex Lye CJkx Five (50c) Green Trading Stamps Q with can Wagner String Beans Five (50c) Green Trading Stamps f Or with can Atchison's Cocoa Raisin Special Monson Seeded Raisins, 12- IDf ounce packages IvIW Five (50c) Green Trading Stamps. CA INDIES Twenty ($2 CO) Green Trading Stamps with one-pound Boo !4oo OS, Kisses t Delicatessen Section ALL KINDS OF HOME-MADE SAUSAGES AND COOKED MEATS. LARGEST VARIETY IN THE WEST. DOUBLE GREEN TRADING STAMPS IN DELICATESSEN SECTION ALL THE WEEK. CLOTHING! CLOTHING! Only Four Days Left for this Half Price Sale. Yoin Men's Suits and Overcoats, ages 10 to 20 years. 25.00 Suits and Overcoats, one half price $12.50 22.50 Suits and Overcoats, one half price 11.25 $20.00 Suits and Overcoats, one half price $18.00 Suits and Overcoats, one half price f 15.00 Suits and Overcoats, one half price $12.00 Suits and Overcoats, one half price $10.00 Suits and Overcoats, one half price $7.50 Suits and Overcoats, one-half price $5.00 Suits and Overcoats, one half price Urokaw Bros. $10 Overcoats and Suits, one-half price $20.00 lllrsch-Wickwire & Co.'s $50.00 Full Dress, one-half price 25.00 Urokaw Hros. coat and vest, sizes only 2S to 35, one-half price. . . : 2.50 $40.00 Overcoats and Suits, one half price 20.00 $35.00 Overcoats and Suits, one half price 17.50 $30.00 Overcoats and Suits, one half price 15.00 llrokaw Bros.' coat and vest, $5 frock, tizes only 2 to 35, one half price nasia - Uln " -jj I 1 s 1 FRY'S CUSHION SOLE SHOE FOR. WOMEN Is solid comfort to the wearer. If the soles of your feet are sore and cal loused. Just try a pair and be con vinced how much easier It Is to walk. The only sure remedy for tired feet. Fry's Cushion Sole Shoes $4.00 A PAIR.. FRY SHOE CQ lljllB I I" 2y 5 Hay den Bros.' Unusual FURNITURE OFFERING UNDERWEAR The cold winds can bo withstood If you have good, wuvm VNDKH WKAIt, Now is the time to change from that light Rummer weight. We have the largest line in Omaha, and we curry a complete stock In various weights and sizes. They come in cotton, half wool, till wool nnd fleece-lined, from 25c to $2.0 per garment. We have special values at 25c, 35c und 5)e per garment. JOS. F. BILZ, 322 So. 16th St., Omaha.. 2 We are sole agents for the l'letorial Review Tatterm. MltMMtM SALE BEGINS WEDNESDAY MORV TNO AND CONTINUES UNTIL ALL THfl GOODS ARE SOLD. Everybody known L. G. Doup the enterprising Omaha couch nnd rarlor goods manufacturer. He has the reputation of making a little the Inst good on the market. His factory burned down (with the exception of the Mitnpit i.n.ini the first week In Decemler last. Stored in this room were a great many couilns and parlor piece, packed In burlap, all ready for shipment. '1 he goods were only in a few ram Injured by water. When the burlaps were taken oft the goods opeuett up with a lew exceptions In good condition. IrVc have bought the whole lot at a fraction of the Cost to Manufac ture and place all on sale at prices never even dreamed of by us. NO. NO. No. Nt . NO. NO. Come and see thene goods. The prices will nstcnlsh you. Here sre som number." and prices. Mall orders filled If the number called for is not sole celpt of order. In such case money will be returned. NO. 1HK74-FINK LEATHER COUCH -Cost $:. SALE PRICE. ... NO. f.J;l-VARKlCOID COUCH Cost $:'7.t-HA l.E PRICE Mil KARRICOI l COUCH Cost 1!U--SA1.E PRICE BED, DAVENPORT-Cost I.I'.oO SALE PRICE Mm COUCH Cost $1150 SALE PRICE M"-LEATHKR CoUCU Cost $19.li -SA I.E PRICE m:r4-coucH-cost $ivuo-s.u.e price . COUCH Cost. JS.tM BALK PRICE NO. Mi, COUCH Cost 1.( SALE PRICE NO. NA-COUCH Cost $H.no-SALE PRICE NO. 3l:llX COUCH Cost lti.o0-SAI.E PRICE NO. S COUCH -Cost $10.5 PALE PRICE NO. t:'-'tUCH Cost $12.51 HA LE PRICE NO. MUX COUCH Cost $1J.7S-ALE PRICE NO. Mii'!, COUCH -Cost tl2.6U SALE PRICE NO. 21t74 COUCH Cost $18 So SALE PRICE NO. lfioKX ADJUSTABLE END COUCH Cost $19.nO-fALE PRICE NO. VK Adjustable End, with hack, COUCH Cost $liV-SALE PRICK NO. lMJV-Adjustable End, with back. Couch Cost $22.50 SALE PRICE. NO. 733 BED LOUNGE Cost $13.50-BALE PRICE NO. 703 BED LOUNGE Cost mmSALK PRICE NO 1)H) CHAIR Cost $I().WV SALE PRICE NO. 873 DIVA N Cost $lti.00 SALE TRICE NO. 3417 CHAIR Cost 7..M BALK PRICK NO. 1J10-D1VAN Cost $10.00-SALE PRICE of ti I, on re $1 M $12. cc $ .S5 II.V'O $ 7 !:, $ X.sS $ Ii..".!! .$ 3.!fc". .$s.:s $ 7 ix) $ t.M $ 5 f.0 $ & .!'. $ ti.f) $ ri.,s.-i $ s .ro $ ).it .tl2..;i .$11. M .$ u.Ki', $ B .!:, .$ 4 :n .$ R.KI .$ 3 Vi .$ 4 : A Great Many Others Which We Cannot Mention Now, HAVDEft) BROS. "Follow the Floa tt $5.00 PANTS $3.50 is no PANTS $5.00 MARCHING fORWARD. Wo have firmly established our $3.50 pants with our customers by trivlng them a pant of $5.00 value. A NEW LINE So we have added a new line of $5.00 punts, which we guaran tee to be equal to any $S.oo punts made elsewhere. We Invite you to call and get samples and com pare quality anil prices. Any suit In the house, including blue and black, at $17.50 and $22.50 Made in Omaha by Omuba's Best Tailors. COME IN AND WATCH OUU TAILORS WORK. Grand Pants Co. 20S N. 16th Street. GOING SOUTH? n 10.00 0.00 7.50 0.00 5.00 3.75 2.50 I may depend noon your saving ao ! count lie Inn yonr friend In the hnor of need. The saving habit la best encouraged by opening an account 1 hero and keeping It dally on the In 1 crease by aavlna: the peonies, Dickies and dimes and let them grow to dol lars. We pay per cent on deposits. I fl.OO vtlll open an account. Omaha Loan & Building Association 1704 Farnam. Bee Building. Q. W. Loom Is. Pres. G. M. Nattlnger, Sec'y 2.50 I ; t DIAMONDS We have claimed and still claim thiit the purchase of Diamonds Is a good business proposition. Omaha papers have recently pub lished an Associated Press dis patch to the effect that Diamonds h:ive advanced another K per cent. We have us yet not adynnced our prices and have an almost com plete slock in spite of the many Fiollduy S4ili's. which we would ho pleased to show. Remember, we refund nine-tenths 'of amount paid us at any time, within one year should you want It. Ii J LEAVE OMAHA 6:30 P. M. ARRIVE ST. LOUIS 7:15 A. M. Dally excursions to all the winter resorts of the South at greatly reduced rates. Ask us for rates, time tables and all information bo when you leave you will know where you are at. '., 8 Wabash City Ticket Office, 1601 Farnam 1 Harry E. Moores, Q. A. P. D., Omaha. Neb, T WANT A WARM OFFICE ? Steam Heated Offices in The Bee Building $10.00, $15.00, $18.00 and $25.00 t t t PER. MONTH. DON'T FREEZE MOVE. R. C. PETERS B CO.. Rental Agents, Ground Floor, Bee Bids. "2 . BSanwT j m M m 1 15 -& DODGE. GRAND ISLAND ROUTE rwtnnt K DAILY SERVICE, with new M-foot Acetylens aaa f?Ud Pullman Chair Car. (seats free) on night train, and Pullman high-back seat Coaches on day trains, between Kane as City and Bt Joseph, Mo : Hiawatha, Seneca Marysvllle. Kan., Fairbury. Fairtisld. Hastings and Urand Island. Neb. Connections mad. at Kansas Wty for all points East. ' South and West. At Grand Is'and direct connections are mad. with Union Paclflo fVst train, for California and ths Paclflo Northwest. S. M. ADSIT, si. josep" GENERAL PASS. AGENT, Minimi DR. WILKINSON'S EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT CLINICS, Tel. B 3323. Crelghton Blook, isth and Doulaa, Omaha. Dallv for Catarrh, Catarrhal Deafne. Adenolds-often causa of mouth bresth in. nrf deafness In children. Ill-shaped Noses, Chronic Hnre Throat, Neuralgias, Fiflaritl To "hU. Orow h-In Nostril's. FMuypl. etc.. Cleft Palate Harelip. Running lirs Noises III kr, Cross Kes slraighlen.d by operation Affections of 1 ear tn.'s Headache dui to eye or nasal T catarrhal causes. AfTectlons of the Vol.-s and I Hpeech Irrltal.le Cousk stopped up nostrils, results of Hay Kever I.a Or.pp.. These ell iilcs are free to Ihe poor-U a. m to 7 o'clock Holidays. U tu 12 Ko charge I r . .ami. atlon of pjtlenls. Call or write and h art, what on be dons. i V