fnE-OMAITA DAILY REE: TUESDAY, JANUARY 17. V.W.
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Arrangements for Experting the Booii of
the City Treasurer.
PASS SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT ORDINANCES
First rr"' Ts r Within
I .f Days ! Stps Will Be
Token tow Prompt Col
Irrllon.
Although the session wni a short one
a rreat deal of routine buslnrss wai trans
srted by the city council lact night. City
TreHnurer Howe requited that his books
be audited by an expert. The requ-t was
referred to the finance committee, with tti
RUpulntlon that the expense whs not to
xceed $.1.0. This Is a yearly occurrence
and ! carried out In accordance with the
wishes of the bonding- company. Nine spe
cial tax ordinances for Improvements were
passed. The first payment on tht-s spe
cial Improvement taxes Is due In fifty days
from the passage of the ordinances. Dis
trict Improvement bond ordinance for the
grading of J and I streets were Introduced
and referred to the Judiciary committee.
Clerk Glllln read a communication from
the Highland Park Improvement club re
garding afreet car transfers and the cutting
off of telephone tolls between Omaha and
South Omaha. The communication was or
dered placed on file.
There was a request from Parks, Johnson
& Parks, asking that the Arm might draw
the usual reserve held back for paving, and
In lieu of the reserve the firm agreed to
give an Indemnifying bond. Thia was re
ferred to the finance committee. There Is
being held bac k as a reserve about tT.OnO as
a guarantee of the paving laid by the com
pany on O street and Thirtieth street.
A charter revision committee, composed
of Counclimen Klewlt, Queenan, Atlklns,
City Attorney Lambert, C. W. Miller, A.
H. Murdork and Jay Laverty was ap
pointed. The committee will meet with the
city attorney at an early date to talk over
charter amendments.
Notice of appeal was served on the mayor
and council In the damage claims of Carl
and Lena Eckstrum, Theresa Stephens,
Fannie Wolf and E. Lineman.
Bonds for the grading of Twelfth street
and the grading of B street were aold to
Dan Hannon nt par.
John Condon tiled a damage claim for
15.000 for Injuries received by falling on a
slippery sidewalk. Thla claim was referred
to the city attorney.
Adkins, Klewlt and McCralth were named
as a committee to wait upon the I'nlon Pa
cific officials in regard to the construction
of a viaduct across the tracks at F street.
Adjourned until January 23.
More School Rooms Neeiled.
At a meeting of the Board of Education
last night It was agreed that more school
room waa needed and the architect of the
board will be called upon to draw plans
for a four-room addition to Corrlgan school
and a six-room addition to the Madison
school. With the opening of the new high
school building the present annex la to
be moved to property near Twenty-third
and R streets. By thla move the Brown
Park school will be relieved of Its over
crowded condition. Superintendent Mc
Lean reported that the teachers now serv
ing without pay In order to gain experi
ence are getting along very nicely. The
schools are reported to be well attended
and the enrollment Is constantly Increas
ing. There Is very little tardiness at the
present time, as pupils appear to be work
ing hard to secure the blue pennant.
Three Knnanar Boys Taken Home.
Frank Travel, George Pierce and Will
Parker, all about 14 years of age, were
taken In charge yesterday by the police
and were held until lust evening. These
lads ran away from their homes In Ne
braska City and came to South Omaha
seeking work. The chief of police of Ne
braska City telephoned Chief Briggs yes
terday morning and the youngsters were
soon rounded up and placed In the de
tention department. Last night the boys
were taken back home by an officer from
their home and they appeared glad at the
proHpect of getting back to warm meuls
and comfortable beds again.
Judge Caldwell Imposes Fines.
Justice Caldwell, who Is occupying the
police court bench during the Illness of
Judge King. Is causing a surprised look to
come on the faces of many of the old
timers here. For a plain drunk Judge
Caldwell Imposes a fine of tl and costs.
This means a total of U. No one gets
away from Caldwell these days. For be
ing drunk and disturbing the peace the fine
la doubled and a drunk with frills costs
more. Judge Caldwell is making money
for. the city while he is on the bench and
old-timers are commencing to hike or stay
under cover for a time. A mere look-In
now cost tl and costs, and resisting an
officer costs the prisoner a county tall
sentence or 113 In good money.
Workmen Instnll Officers Tonight.
This evening at Workman temple. Twenty-fifth
and M streets. Ancient Order of
United Workmen lodge. No. 66, will Install
officers. The Installation Is to be con
ducted " by Grand Master Workman J.
Jaskalek. After the Installation addressed
will ba listened to by the members. The
program Is as follows: "Newspaper Men,"
Henry C. Richmond; "Courts and Their
Relation to Fraternallsm," Judge A. C.
Troup? "The Eastern War and Its Relation
to Fraternallsm," James W. Carr; "Pa
triotism," A. H. Murdock; "Workmanship
aad Nebraska," George A. Magney; "Wel
fare of the Order," Jacob Jaskalek. Hon.
A. L. Sutton will be the toastmaster. A
banquet Is to be served to all members
of No. 66. and every member Is Invited to
attend. There Is to be no charge for the
banquet. James A. I fa 11, who signs him
self on the Invitations as a member of
the "Hash committee," says that he Is
going to give the members aomethlng out
side of the ordinary. Sandwiches will be
barred, but there will be plenty of digest
ible food 'and enough on hand to provide
for all who attend.
Hospital Purchases Property.
A real estate transaction was clused yes
terday whereby the South Omaha Hospital
association secures possession of property
ig Sale of Ladies' Furs
49c-69c
98c
Entire Stock on hand from Hogardine-McKittrick Co.,
All the electric seil and Coney scarfs
from the Hogardine-McKittrick Co.
that are worth as
high as f 1.50
each, go at. . : . . .
All tli fur ncnrfs from the great
stork that are worth J2.0O
on sale at
All tho fnr scurfs from the jrroat pur
clmse that are worth f:!.OU,
no at
All tlie fine fnr scarfs from the (treat
stock that have been priced at
$4 and ?." ko at
All the hlKh flass ftir nrf from
this stock, latent styles aud worth
$il and f 7 no at, each
All the long fur scurfs from this stock
In the best selected furs T f0
worth as hih ns f.8.00 "J IfX
each, :o nt J
All the very handsomest fur scarfs from
this great stock, regularly M g O
worth $10.00 ami $12.00, L f
100 Callinr B
" Card! I
3 Arcade I
St. Louis
. 1-50 TV f ;a
po at
SS Dress Goods at 50c Yard
thousands
50c
All the cut bolts of finest dress goods all the thousands
of fine dress patterns from our regular stock that have
been selling as high as 93 a yard Sicilian, Broadcloths,
Panamas, Panne Cloths, Chiffon Crepe, Tailor Cloths,
French and German Black Goods, etc., all go at, yard ..
" o) Kmm inT(t
Weather Forecast Tuesday Fair and Warmer
A Rage in Tea Kettles
No. 8 Granite
Tea Kettle
for
89c
rSHHQHasaaV
iW I I
All Wool Suitings Scotch effect
tailor suitings, mohair, etc.
worth up to seventy-five f"
cents a yard A. f f
at, yard.
French Imported Voiles and Kimo
na Cloths, also French Flannels
and Walstlnjrs worib JJ
up to 7oc a yard, a. if.
at.
Notions in the Arcade
The most complete notion lepartinent In Omaha
you always find the poods you wish at Brandels
the notions are all ths best everything reliable we
bundle only flrst-chiss ufttlons.
Fine Combs
of rubber
and horn,
at
72 Crimped
Hair (j
Pins, at J'
Spring hooks
and eyes f
six cards,
Gold Eye
Parabola
Needles
Z papers
Steel Safety
Pins-all
sizes, at, 2 0
papers
De LONG
Hooks and f
frr.
John J. Clark,
UlXI yards
spool cotton
per spool..-1'
10c Rubber
Dressing; M
Combs,
at, each
English
Pins, 360 m
In paper f
,lt ajl
Quill Bone
5c
3 yards In
Dolt, all
colors...
Silk Binding
Ribbon, 8
yds. to bolt, l
2 bolts
CAROLINE
5c
Dress Stays,
in set,
at...'
Nameless
inet Dress
Bhlelds, sizes
23 and 24,
at, pair
m Krup Silver
lntlaVl
Ask for
QUALITY IS OUR MOTTO I
And One IIundrM ($10) Green Trading Stamps.
TUESDAY ONLY.
No mail orders, no C. O. D. V unless
by telephone. Come early on this!
HARDWARE BASEMENT
Our Fifty-Third Department The Delicatessen Section
Appetizing Dishes for the Bon Vivant and All Believers In dood Living
These delicatessen dainties are the products of Welsel & Co., of
Milwaukee, AUK STRICTLY FRESH AND HIGH GRADE.
On hnnd for Tuesday:
Goose Shanks, Goose Breasts, Truffled Liver, Goose Liver,
Sardelles, Meat Cheese, Theurlnger Blood, Paprika, 1
Frankfurters. Brunswick Liver, flortedella with pistachio
nuts, Stuttgarter Knackwurster, Landjaeger, Blockwurst :
Double Green Trading Stamps In Delicatessen Section Tuesday
Bennett's Great Grocery
You don't know of better place to buy the best
J groceries for the least money.
14c
INTERESTING SPECIALS FOR TUESDAY.
MEN'S
OVERCOATS,
worth up to $ 15,
at $5.00
IU1
LiL
THB RKMABI.K ITORB.
MEN'S
SUITS,
worth up to $15
at $5.00 '
Wonderful Values in Women's Coats
The Greatest Bargains Ever Offered in Omaha
I ? COATS In 2S. 30 and 3S-lnch HANPSi MK COAT8-4S Inrhes Ion In.
lengths, nenrly nil Skinner satin lined or.it vnrl. lv of best fabrics, plain 'n.l
and worth from 12.B to l1.no r o fln, y mixed rolors. worth i tai
your choice of 2m garments J H5i il lis n-i hoii e O.Oll
v
Ten Id) Oreen Trndlng Stamps with
pmind-packHfrn Hennett's OOp
Cupltol Coffee OW
Ten ($1) Green TradiiiK Stamps OQr
with- pound B. F. Japan Tea JC3W
Ten ($1) Green Trading; Stamps with
two park lines Bennett's Otlr
Capitol Onts
Ten ($1) Green Trading Stamps ifc
with two pounds Kalslns 'v
Ten $1) Green Trading Stamps with
half-gallon Jar assorted INr
pickles
I hotels. nraBBiBaBBBassssk
5c I iWSfcM'lS UT-L IB
wmmmmrn iw
10c IWiM 44,
f i aim-: -Jsm&LnimM t jr r.
D B
Ten ($1) Green Tmdlng Stamps
with two cans siring beans...
Ten (tl) Green Tradl n g S t a m ps"
with can Diamond 8 Fruits..
16c
28c
Ten CJ1) Green Trading Stamps
wiin i wo pounas lapioca...
Ten J1 Green Tradlng'Stamps 4Ar
with 2-lhs. fine, Japan Klce
Ten J1) Gieen Tradhig Stamps with
eight bars Hennett's Bargain OEn
soap sSCJfc
Ten ($1) Green Trading Stamps with
pint-bottle Snlder's Cocktail
Sauce uk
Ten (ID Green Trading Stamps with
Int-bottle Snlder's Chilli 25C
CANDIES
Ten ($1) Oreen Trading Stamps with
pound Dixie Molasses 20 C
NOliHY SHORT COATS 27 Inches long that sold up to lioon and 1150
v imiinn PHH" . H H
WOMKN S CUITI1 CAPK8 Skinner satin lined. to 40 inches iong! In reds'
blues and castors, worth up to J15.(H choice Tuesday '.
Men's and Ladies' Furnishing Bargains
MEN'S HOSK F.xtra heavy fleece lined, I HEAVY COTTON SWKATF.RS For men
food value at 19c, 1fi- nd boys, plain and fancy colors. 1fi '
at. pair IUW worth Tic. at . ' .siOC
lac TO I3e HKAV'Y KlHUIiD HOSE-For boys and girls, great snnp Tuesday,
at, pair ,
From 10 Till 11 A. M.
LA T) IKS' VESTS AND FA NTS Heavy rlh,bed or fleeced. In white or gray.
worth 60c to Tuc per garment, at
A limit of four garments to a customer.
.2.95
2.98
Mo
25c
In Wool Dress Goods.
From 9 till 11A.M. From 2 till P. M.
FRENCH FLANNEL-In new snd yaMm"
IlllcerTorth'T'yarda limaT i'hlnMoh".-.!!?
iard ..... ... . . J?.. "?..' 19C ,;j'ttrJ" to a customer, at, (jfjg
Cutting Grocery Prices for Tuesday's Sale
Continuation of Great Stock Reducina Sale
Good Japan Rice, 3 lbs. for 10c
Hand picked Navy Hckiim, .1 lbs. for.... PH.-
Kiln dried Oatmeal. 5 lbs. for 10c
The best I'earl Tapioca, Sago, Barley
or Farina, 3 lbs. for 10c
The best kiln dried Cornmeal, 10
lbs. for 15c
XCelo, Egg-O-See, Malta Vita, etc.,
pkg 7Hc
The best Soda, Oyster, Butter or Milk
Crackers, lb 6H
Quart cans Table Syrup 7'c
16-ounce cans Condensed Cream 7'?c
5-lb. pails pure Fruit Jelly lie
Sapollo, bar 2o.
On Time Yeast 2c
I4-lb. sacks pure Rye Flour 57Ao
12-ounee package Seeded Raisins 60
10 bars best Laundry Soap 26c
CUTTING DRIED FRUIT TRICES.
S Crown Ivtyer Raisins, lb , Sj
4 Crown Ijiyer Raisins, lb , 8i
Choice Michigan l'eaches. lb fki
Fancy California Teaches, lb.... 7H.
California Sweet Prunes, lb 3V!
Choice Italian Prunes, lb (mj
Fan y Santa Clara l'runes, lb 7Hu
Choice Cleaned Currants, lb 7vil
CUTTING FRESH FRUIT PRICES,
New Colorado White Clover Honey,
rack 1Vj
Fancy new Hallowe'en Dates, lb 6a
Juicy California Iemons, dot loo
Fancy new Imported Figs, lb 12tyi
pound boxes Smyrna Figs, box So
Large ripe Bananas, doi , 12a
GREAT COUCH SALE CONTINUES TUESDAY.
S-3AYDER3 BROS.
syss
BEST BECAUSE Tou ar HOT paying for bill boirm, VBI"VJ22?J5ri
rr deals, etc but for Fine Qnaltty Havana Tobnoeo, Elt AL, to Imported
C isrars? Sold direct Tto the retailer b F.R. RIOB HERO. ClOAtt CO., H.noffae.
torers, ST. LOUS.
tjC0flL
WASTING AWAY
It's the small but constant
foss of flesh that indicates
physical waste the gradual
slipping away of healthy flesh,
pound by pound, which no
ordinary food seems to re
store. Scott's Emulsion will
restore it. This Emulsion is
the greatest flesh builder ob
tainable. Scott's Emulsion
first stops the wasting that's
one gain. Then when it sup
plies new flesh and takes one
back to normal ' strength and
weight, that's another gain
and a big one.
. Wtll Mid yon a MnpW, Iras
COTT A SOW VI. o prl strsat. New Task.
A "Hslr Ssver" that grows In popularity
NEWBRO'S HERPICIDE
Ths ORIGINAL rsmedy thst "kills t lit Dandruff Oerm "
GOIN& l GOING-! ! GONE !!!
WILL
JASTEIT
Si
HERPICIDE WILL SAYE II TOO LATE FOB. HERPiOIS '
scalp anatomy to know that the nalr gets
Its nourishment direct from the hair
papilla. Therefor, the only rational treat
ment Is to destroy the cause of the die-',
ease. Herplclde does this; It cures dan
druff, stops falling hair and relieves Itch
ing. A delightful hair dressing. Gives ex
traordinary results. Try It.
KEUICISE
NOT A HAIR-GROWEU
Newbro's Herplclde will not grow
hair nature does this but by destroy
ing the mlcroblo enemies of hair health
the hair Is bound to grow as nature
Intended; except In chronlo baldness.
It requires but a slight -knowlege of
Dref Horn. tl.M. Sees sk Iui to HEtPtCIBI CO., B.t-1. Drtrott. Bkk. Ht sssisle.
SHERMAN & MsCONNELL DRUG CO.. Spaolal A.gcntm,
APPUCATIONS AT PROMINENT BARBER SHOPS.
H0TEL.,:EMPIRE
over $250,000
Broadway and Slxty-thlrdStreet.
f Empire 1'srk
NEW YORK CITY
In
Improve-aunt.
jusi vumrLcitu.
ELECTRIC CLOCKS, TELEPHONES
AND AUTOMATIC LIOHTINU
DEVICES IN EVERY ROOfl
Completely Heniodeled. Redecorated
and Refurnished IhrouKlignt
One Minute to lolevated and Subway
. Motions
Tiie nearest car at any Railroad or
Steamboat Terminal, they all pass
or transfer to the Kinplre
Within easy walking distance of all
Theatres and Department Stores.
; Restaurant noted for Excellent Cooking, Effi
cieni service ana moaeraie marges
Rooms (with use of bath) $1.50 per day up
' private " S'.'.OO ' ,r
Suites " " " $3.50 " "
W. JOHNSON QUIINN
THE PARK HOTEL
HOT SPRINGS, ARK.,
Opens for the season January 5th, 19oG.
American and European plans; Service and
cuisine of the highest class. Write for
booklet. SPECIAL RATES until February
lbth. J. R. HAYKS, lcss.e and Mgr., j.
C. WALKER, Associate Mgr.
Felt Shoes and
Boots
The warmest shoe ever worn Just
the thing for the motorman, driver or
anyone who must be out In all kinds
of weather.
All felt with felt soles felt tops
with leather soles high toes and low
tops $1.00 to $3.00 six different styles
to select from.
We also have a full line of warm
felt shoes for women for house or
out-door wear.
Drexel Shoe Co.
1419 FARNAM STREET,
BASK
Omaha's 01i-Bi!! Stioi Hauss
FOR OUR FREE CATALOGUE.
It is our business to know some
thing about coal. Will tell you
the truth about what we know.
CHEROKEE LUMP, $5. SO J Good value for heating- stoves can't be beat
CHEROKEE NUT, $5.25 ( for underfeed furnaces.
Rock Springs Lump, $7.40 I Ignites quick, and for laundry or kitchen
Rock Springs Nut, - $7.40 stoves there is no better coal.
JThls Is a Seml-Anthraclte coal, high In cor
Errand eluVg" stupes W JXJZS
saver.
These are our leaders, but we have all the OTHER OOOD GRADES
OF COAL, AND ARE PREPARED TO SERVE YOU WELL.
CENTRAL COAL & COKE COMPANY,
Phonos 1221, 1(5!)5, 4718. 15th aud HARNEY STS,
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Only One Dollar a Year.
for a permanent hospital building. The
property purchased Is lots 7 and 8 in block
37. This ground Is at the northeast corner
of Twenty-nTth and a streets. The front
age on Twenty-fifth street is 125 feet and
150 feet on G street. Mention was made In
The Bee some days ago regarding the ne
gotiations for this property. President
King of the Hospital association Is now
going In to raise funds for the erection of a
$25,000 brick building. He expects consid
erable aid from the packers and the stock
yards company and naturally the people
of South Omaha will be called upon to
make contributions to an institution of this
sort. It is the expectation that plans will
be drawn during the winter, and while
these are being made subscriptions to the
building fund will be solicited. It Is un
derstood that the big corporations are In
favor of the Idea and will give such an In
stitution financial support. Those Inter
ested In furthering the Interests of a hos
pital here may obtain Information by con
ferring with W. S. King, the president of
the association,
Maittc City Gossip.
Andrew Peterson, H29 North Twentieth
street, reports the birth of a son.
Judge King Is still confined to his bed,
but h has hopes of getting out by the end
of the week.
Twins,
and Mrs. Kra
second street.
Mrs. I O. Gllison has returned from s
trip to Wisconsin, where she visited rela
tives for a couple of weeks.
Mrs. K. T. Mullen. Twenty-seventh and
N streets. Is reported to be suffering from
a severe attack of pneumonia.
lr. W. M. Davis stated last nl.kt ,,.
John Culkin. who fell on a slippery side-
wulk on Saturday night and broke his right 1
ankle, was doing, as well as could be ex-,
peeled.
Charles Williams and John Hubert, the '
men arrested Sunday night for being mixed
up in a tight at Twenty-fourth and u
streets, were turned loose yesterday by the
police. The men were merely ehurged with
being drunk and bv dlschurirink ihum trnn.
custody the city gets mt of supplying ihem
with medical treatment.
Mississippi Frosca Over.
CAIRO, III., Jun. 16 For the first time
In several years people are walking across
the Mississippi river at Cairo.
Just received, two carloads v swell-body
and Portland cutters; also bobs, oscillating
and two-kneed. LJnlnger tk Uetcalf Co.,
Sixth and Pacific.'
if
both girls.' have been born to Mr.
ink Mullen, 274 South Twenty-
CUBA'
Do not forget your seats for Melba.
new on at Auditorium.
Sale
HAVADA
E1ETUE3P
Delightful steamer trip across the Gulf of Mexico
from New Orleans, Miami or Port Tampa. Above
i
rate includes meals and berth on steamer. Good for
return .until June 1st. Stop-overs allowed enroute.
Particulars and copy 'of illustrated Cuban booklet
at Illinois Central Ticket Office, 1402 Farnam St.,
OR WRITE
(0.
drill, d. p. a., mm
SOUTHWEST
Half Fare Plus $2
One-way tickets; Jan. 17, Feb. 21 March 21.
, Special sleeping cars on these dates.
If you want to go to almost any point in
the Southwest the country where you can
work out doors all the year; and the land
works with you this is your opportunity.
Splendid climate, cheap lands, rich soil, mild
open winters, varied crops and good mar
kets are making the Southwest the most
prosperous section of the United States..
Valuable Information and Illustrated booklets for the
asking-.
F. P. RUTHERFORD, 0. P. A,,
1323 FARNAM ST., OMAHA, NEB.
m& W W ir5
TORRID WASHED NUT
Is positively the best fuel value ever offered
Omaha consumers. Free from dirt, slack and
slate. Burns evenly, does not clinker and is
very hot. TOKKID NUT lasts longer than any
Bituminous Coal. We have just received a
fresh supply.
Sowr $6.00 PER TON
192 IZARD ST.- TEUZaOO
-in
.7$
!" "oOlTlN "s7 "e" "l " AND C001UES T
SNONESIIGHMINCE MEAT!
I In 2-Pli 10c Packages with List of Valuable Premiums.. B,V.mi J
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