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TnE OMAIT.V. DAILY REK: KtTNDAY. 'Armi. 2. IMS.
SOFT COAL SUMMER RATES
Railroad. May Make Reduction During the
, Warm Months.
WILL AFFECT THE COLORADO PRODUCT
Idea la to Mlmalate Traflle at
Tinr Wkra Tk-re In Mttle
Boiliru la the
Mar.
M'nllroadft hauling Colorado coal to Mis
souri river points and K'bwlt Interior
stations are beginning to consider the put
ting Into effect a reduction of 25 cents per
ton on this business (mm April 15 to July
81, which rates crc effective during the
snmo period last year. The official ay
these rates serve as stimulators during the
period when the movement of cosd would
rot naturally bo very brisk and act as lu
ctntlvrs for the conl men to store up coal
at tho reduced tariffs. The line particu
larly Interested In this business are the
Burlington. Union riiclfir. Northwestern.
Rock Island and Missouri raclfle. Borne
time next week, It Is stated", the matter
will be definitely announced, the prospects
being that last year's arrangement will ob
tain this season. The.e reducsd rates are
to take in the Wolsenburg group of mines
and various other mines In the same dis
trict. Barllngton Milk Train.
The result of Friday's conference at Bur
lington headquarters between iraffla officials
of that line and various representatives of
the dairy industries of the state was merely
a better understanding as to the manner in
which the dairy products of the state shall
bn transported to the markets.
"There was nothing in the proceedings of
the conference that would Interest the gen
eral public outside of the fact that tho state
has made surh advances In tho dairy busi
ness as to warrant nn occasional meeting
between the railroad men and those rep
resenting the dairy interests," staled Fred
erick Montmorency, assistant general
freight agent of the Burlington.
That official further explained that on
April 10 a new dairy schedule will be put
Into effect on tho B. & M., special dairy
cars being carried over - some branches
twice a week and over others three times a
week, according to the volume of business
handled. These dairy cars are attached to
the regular passenger trains.
Effective April 1, H. D. Weber will begin
the duties of dairy agent for tho Burlington
lines east of the Missouri river. Tills office
has Just been created.
Doesn't Affect Rnnnlnjr Time.
The changed schedule of Various Union
Pacific and Northwestern trains arriving
at and departing from the Union station,
s announced Friday, will not affect the
actual running time of tho trains, It Is
explained. The changes, which are to be
in effect Sunday, were to conform with
changes mads on the Harriman lines west
of Ogden. So far as can be learned there
seems to be no disposition at present to
cut down the running time on the lines
referred to.
Itallwar IVotea and Personals.
Tl. F. Schnrnsteln of Chicago, traveling
pawKoiiger agent for the Erie, spent the
lirst day of April in Omaha.
F. I-. Umax, general passenger and
ticket agent of the Union Pacific, has re
turned from Chicago, where he has been
for several weeks checking over rates.
J. O, Philllppi, assistant general freight
agent of the Missouri Pacific, haji re
turned from St. Louis, where he attended
a meeting of Missouri Pacific officials.
AORTH 16t It STRKF.T MF.P.CHAMS
Anake te the Fact that There Is
Strength la tailed Action.
Omaha has a new organisation in the
North Sixteenth Street Improvement club,
which is a llvo proposition. "The merchants
on Notth Sltxeenth street are awake to
the fact that there is strength in united
action and that they can Increase their in
dividual business by working together. It
Is a part of their program to secure better
store buildings in their part of town and
to fight for Improvements ou the uorth
side of the city generally.
They claim that more than one-half of
tho population of Omaha lives north of
Dodge street, so that a North Sixteenth
street location is the most desirable in the
city from the standpoint of business get
ting. In addition to this, they say that
rents are lower cn North Sixteenth street,
bo that they are in a position to make
better prices than merchants who pay
high rents right In the center of town.
The club has over 100 members in Its or
ganisation, and among other plans that are
being carried out some of Its members are
advertising Jointly In The Bee to bring both
tho advantages of North Sixteenth street
and the advantages of trading with varioas
firms individually before the public In a
forcible way. They claim that If these ad
vantages are brought before the people
who live on the north side of town In a
business-like way, that they will be quick
to grasp opportunities offered by the North
Sixteenth street merchants.
We have the greatest facilities for serv
ing the people in our line. If you want
paint of any kind send your order. Paint
brushes, bronzes, enamels, carriage paints
at Kennard Glass and Paint Compuny's.
A Baking- Pnwdtt Triumph. ,
. , About six weeks ago the Allen Bros,
company, the Omaha wholesale grocers,
formulated a plan to celebrate their first
anniversary In their own building by get
ting their thirty-five salesmen to sell for
April 1 shipment 500 barrels of C. P. baking
powder, their own product, under the di
rect coaching of Mr. Arthur Allen. Yes
terday they had tho satisfaction of seeing
their ambition gratified. The wagons
started to haul away this mountain of
C. P. baking powder promptly at 7 a. m.,
and not until noon did the laat wagon leave
their factory.
It was distributed as far east as Elkhart,
Ind., as far west a Utah, as far north
as tho state of North Dakota and as fax
south as St. Joseph, Mo.
An average barrel of C. P. baking powder
weighs 280 pounds, making a total weight
of about seventy tons. The people of
Omaha hardly realize they have such a
baking powder plant In the city. It Is
certainly a record the manufacturers feel
proud of, their salesmen must be elated
over and their customers, who contributed
their share toward making the day a suc
cess, certainly show their confidence in
the purity of this product by placing their
orders in such Immense quantities.
How Is Itf
When you lay away your winter linen
you havo it washed first, do you not?
Then why not do tho same with your outer
garments, they are probably full of dirt.
grease and germs and if laid away in that
condition you will dig up an old worn out
suit this fall. (It, is a well known fact
that dirt and grease rut clothing.) On the
other hand suppose you send them to The
Pantorlum and have them Dry Cleaned
and this fall you will -get out a suit that
looks fresh and new and all ready to put
on. You will get enough more wear out
of the garments to more than pay for
the cleaning. Our. prices are right too.
Sluts, 81.60; overcoats, $1.60, and others In
proportion. Think It over and try it once.
THE PANTORIUM,' 407 South lath Street,
Telephone 963
Trip to Rome.
First-class, $265 and up.
Second-class, J212.
This includes steamship, railroad and
hotel accommodations from Nebraska to
Italy and return. An audience with Pope
Plus X has been arranged for.
For further Information apply to Itev.
George Aglus, P. O. Box 1541, Lincoln, Neb.
Antique mahogany furniture, brought
from West Virginian; elegant pieces. For
sale at 216 South Nineteenth street. Will
be worth visiting.
Crescent Hotel, Eureka Springs, Ark.
Delightful resort In the Osark Mountains;
first-class hotel accommodations; pure utr, !
pure water and sunshine. Horseback riding
and other healthful out-door recreations.
Reached by 'Frisco System from Kansas
City and St. Louis.
See the 8400 piano now In our window
given away free. Have you registered? If
not do It now.' Call or address
SCHMOLLER & MUELLER,
The One-Price Piano House,
1313 Farnain Street, - Omaha.
We have the kind you want; that la,
bright colors for your porch chalis. Ken
nard Glass and Pulnt Company, Fifteenth
and Dodge.
Washington hall, April 3, 1905, grand ball
and entertainment, given , by the. Modern
Knights of Maccabees. Deckett's orchestra
of nine pieces. Tickets 26 cents.
Men's, boys', children's clothing, hats,
ladles' suits, skirts, millinery, etc., cash .or
credit. People's Store. 16tn and Farnain.
Harry B. Davis, undertaker. Tel. 1221
Buy Constant OU stock. 301 N. Y. L. F2234,
18 K. wedding rings. Edholm, Jeweler,
Chicago Laundry; fine work. Tel. 203. " '
Have Root print It.
A Warning.
The original Hcyn Photographic Studio,
established by George Heyn In 1881 and
operated continuously ever since In the
Granite block, 813-15-17 South Fifteenth
street, has positively no house to house
solicitors and has no agents out. H. Heyn,
who has had no connection with the origi
nal Heyn studio for over five years, and
who recently came from Council Bluffs and
opened a gallery across the street from the
original Heyn studio, has no connection
whatever with our studio and does not in
any way represent us. All our photographs
bear the Imprint "Heyn" without any Initial.
If you axe offered or furnished photographs
with any Initial before the name "Heyn"
you are not getting photographs from the
original Heyn studio. Do not be Imposed
upon. We have not moved, and we have no
branches. All our work Is done at our
original Heyn studio, which has been In
operation twenty-four years.
HEYN. THE PHOTOGRAPHER,
H3-1S-17 8. 1Mb Street.
Book Tickets for lanes.
Book tickets for the Innes musical festi
val at the Auditorium are on sale at the
Auditorium, Meyers-Dillon drug store, Bea
ton's drug store, Sherman A McConnell's
drug store, Klplinger's cigar store, Barka
low's book store and other places about
the city. These booklets contain ten tickets
and are good for reserved seats without
extra charge. Books containing ten tickets,
good fur reserved seats in the 60-cent sec
tionfirst three rows In the balcony or
the first twenty rows on the arena floor
sell for 84, and books of ten tickets good
for reserved seats In the 35-cent section
second tpreo rows in the balcony or the
second twenty rows on the arena floor sell
for X Those who purchase the $4 books
save $1 on every ten tickets used and those
wio purchase the S3 hooks save 50 cents on
every ten tickets. These books will be
withdrawn from sale after Tuesday next.
Victoria top doctor's stanhopes, swell
driving wagonia wholesale stock for retail
customers. Llnlngrr & Metcalfe, one block
from the east end of Harney street car.
I.as Thaa Halt t Son! hern Folate.
. The Wabash will sell tickets to New Or
leans snd return, Mobile and return and
other points south, April 4. All Information
at Wabash city office, 1001 Farnam. or ad
dress Harry E. Moorea, U. A, P. D., Omaha,
Neb.
Garfield circle No. 11, L. of O. A. R.,
have postponed their camptlre from Fri
day, April 7, to Friday, April 21.
2,0n( gallons Cottage Paints on the market
for sixty days at 31 per gallon. Kennard
Glass and Paint Cumpany.
93 CENT STORE!
Big Special
Sale Mon
day Oivly
500 Austrian, China salad
dishes handsomely decorated In
flower designs, stippled gold
edges regular 60o goods, for this
sale only
A Cents
U Each
ZTRTJITNS,
jL DONE IP M
Km. LIKE NEW tftWi
FcAtn (? w remove all K7"
ft Cu. 7. mend torn parts jOMx J
I .f f)S perfectly, snd fO'JA
V.iVtf Brussels Net (StJt I y
-.r.KHa..d I.aos of TfjY
lV ! every sort, so VfnVL (
1" v ance and service 1
go. look like I
new. Men's and Women's gar- I
nienls too. Prices, moderate, I
I depend on work to be done. I
I Call on us. or 'phone and we 1
P? TWIN CITY Cft
II DVE WORKS
II I . Ills II.. MweelW. Oaaa AA
I(V a ha. htk lit,, rM M. C. s'f JJ 11
Doubled in 16 Months
TnE KEMARKAilliH RECORD REFERRED
TO IX Till AKOVK HEAD LINE REPRE
SENTS THE GROWTH OF THE RESOURCES
OF THE :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: ::
Bankers Reserve Life Company
OF OMAHA, NEBRASKA.
A Ten Million Dollar Company
One Hundred Thousand Dollars
Cash Available for Immediate Investment.
Applications for loans on improved farni lands
solicited. For rates and particulars address
B. H. R0BIS0N, - - President.
siHOSEiii
W hnvo RnMor Hose as low n '
! pr-r "iit This N gum I illi-:i huso, but
I tw ll.tl LIT., (, ,1 ...... I J.IH. ..AAC11A
in ( ,,,, t .1 U It.lU LVS DWUU V-J lJ yiCVOUHT,
We have warranted brands at Oo, 10c,
11c, 12c and up to 18c per foot. This is
hose thut vre have sold for twenty years
and wo know Just what It Is, aud our
guarantee niean.3 just what we tell you.
Poultry Netting
We are selllug the best quality gal
vanized AFTER, Weaving Chicken Fenc
ing. 2-luch mesh at one-half cent per
square foot. Fifty cents per hundred
feet
DR. BRADBURY"
1506 FARNAfl
Teeth Extracted.... -25c
Porcelain Fillings $1 up
Oold Filling $1 up
Silver Fillings... 30c up
Crowns $2.50 up
Hate $2.00 up
DENTIST
15 Years Saras Location
'Phone 1756.
Bridge Work $2.50 up
Nerves removed with
out pain.
Loose Teeth Made
Solid.
Work guaranteed 10 years.
PAINT
Defender Rifle
FREE
With Every Boys'
Knee Pant Suit
MONDAY
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THE RELIABLE STORE.
Defender Rifle
FREE
With Every Boys'
Knee Pant Suit
MONDAY
The Best of Good Clothes
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Did you know we sold paint?
JOHN HUSSIE
HARDWARE CO..
2407 Cuming St.
"If you buy It of Hussie It's right"
I
DRINK PURE WATER
A Good Filter for $1.00
The "LITTLE BROWN JUQ" Is a germ-proof clay
syphon filter. Thousands In use. Try one.
cflwitufui ffiqrduurc Co.
RATE HOMESEEKERS' EXCURSIONS
Tuesdays, April 4th and 181b, 1905
sisskiaeiBis m as a ssas si a m a
2 Ztr. and IKIIfJ UfllllTJ I UIH
iiiwii aiawaai nui
ROUTE
To Certain Points In the
West and Southwest
at ONE FARE for the Round Trip
Final Limit of Ticket, 21 Days
STOr-OVERS will be allowed within transit limit of 15
days going after reaching first homeseekers' point en route.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION or Lan(J Pflmphlet8,
Folders, Maps, etc.,
address any agent of the company, or
T. F. 60DFREY, Pass, and Ticket Agent TOM HUGHES, Trai. Pass, Agent
OMAHA, NEBRASKA
H. C, TOWNSEND, General Passenger and Titket Agent, St; loots, Mi.
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SWELL
SPRING STYLES
FOR MEN
Your time Tvon't be wasted look
ing at our new spring styles. They
are orlglual, exclusive and correct
thft proper fawhious in footwear.
We'll be. pleased to hare you eall
at this store and post yourself on
the new styles lu up-to-date shoes.
$3.50, $4, $5
Either price will buy a pair of
shoes original, exclusive and cor
rectthe quality and fit. You can't
do lietter than come In and see
what we have for your feet- It's
the best there is.
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tinn u.o. -Y, . ..... TJ. . , 1. 1
diiiab. aniuun
demands that they be of
fortable. Onimod shoes meet
very auuv rcquiremifeut. and
hv I tl. T. I. ... ' '
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method, supply a. SSott and
ever shoe ior ti-50 u shoe
thut, (or atyle, fit. finish and
leather Quality, cuo't L
bat. For the equ&J of our
li-iu shoe you would uy
styles, in natty, stylish tana,
ww aruu i'uur iiinpeciion.
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Welts That Are Welts
Did you ever hear of a gennuine
welt shoe for $2.60? Wo reckon not.
At the same time we don't hesitate to
offer these
Men's $2.50 Welt Shoes
s
As genuine welts as that Is what
they are no Imitation.
iiox calf and kid. and for an all
round, every-day shoo the value In
". "annul ba. beaten and you take
no risk In taking- our word for It, for
we give you your money back If you
are not satisfied with the shoe.
Remember one thing these are gen
uine welt feljoea.
Drexel Shoe C 4
1419 Fartiam Si.
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A.
Omaha's I p-to-lste Shoe House.
ASK FOR OUR FRISK CATALOGUE.
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FRY SHOE CO.
16th and Douglas.
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iPllalF
Dental Work
that is different
because better
Is the kind we
offer you.
Though the best
quality of mater
ial, most improv
ed apparatus and
most modern
methods be used
on the operator
who does the
work depends the
results.
We employ no
students, only
graduate dentists
the most skilled
men with yeurs
of experience.
Prices charged
are moderate. Ap
pointments may be
made by 'phone,
or call any day.
Uef erences-;
Any Omaha bank
or business house
Established 1888
Phone 1065
16th snd Farnain
Streets
Ak for
QUALITY IS OUR MOTTO !
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DE6T BECAUSF Ton are HOT psylnir for kill boards, fenr pelnHas.
free deals, etc. but for Klu Qaalltr ! Tofcsrro, Al lipreO
( liui. Hold direct Ul the rUirr by r. it. lUtlfi llUKC. C1UA& CO., tfaaaulfae
tsuress, X, 1A11S. r ,
A Fine
Display
A mw of small pearly teeth and
a pretty smile make the world many
degrees brighter. Vou can make a
fine dixplay of teeth, for they are
an obtainable possession. Every
dentist has them, but few can make
them fit. We have a specialist In
this branch whose work can be
rolled on.
FULL SET OF TEETH, $8.00
TAFT'S DENTAL ROOMS,
1517 Douglas Strsst.
Our new spring dothinc iossistn
as ever au rxeluslvenoss of fabric and
distinctiveness of design very ple:iin
to all and especially to those of i-rhi. ;il
Judgment ami ditTiiuinutln; ta..
For Monday we continue the niIi- of
Men's Hand-Tailored Suits
at $10.00 and $12.50
Garments which for absolute eoiirit
nesn In style, excellence of worknuiu
ehip and llncness of fabric hae no
equals at the price. Siuslo or lmiMo.
breasted, in all the latest colors mul fab
rics. Money-saving vulues Mmnlax, at
$W.OO and $12.50
l-n
A Rousing Special on
Boys' Suits
KNEE PANTS SPITS In ailor
blouse, ltustlau bluuse, Norfolk, dimMo
breasted or thri-pieee styles, in binuiw,
grays or fancy mixtures, splctnliiiiy
made. Extra sHclal alue Monday, at
$2.95 and $2.50
Copyright 1904 by
Hart Schaffncr fcf Marx
1 rzwtf-
Youths' Long Pants Suits
at $5.00 and $7.50
The prentest assortment of yniin
men's suits ever seen in Omaha. Tin
price is low, but the quality supiisitily
high. Come in round cut sack, or
double-breasted square cut styles. All
splendidly made ni'd trimmed, ai
$5.00 and $7.50
Garments well worth .?7.o0 to ?H.(Hi.
See them.
It could not be
30 good if if were
not maderidhi
GoldTop
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AGENTS Hugo F. IJIIz. 1324 Douglns
Street, Omaha. Tel. Ia44. Lee Mitch
ell, Council Bluffs, Tel. 80.
SOUTH OMAHA, 'PHONE 8.
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DEPUTY BTATK VETERINARIAN.
H. L. RAMACCIOTTI. D. V. S.
C'lTV VKIKKIIAHIA-.
Office and Infirmary. tn and Mason 8ta
O MALI A. NEU. Telepbooe UK
LessThanOneFare
for Round Trip ,
APRIL 4TH AND 18TH
To many points in Louisiana, Mississippi,
Alabama, Tennessee and Georgia.
rlssns $
For particulars call at Illinois Central
Office, 1402 Farnam St., or write
W. H. BRILL, D. P, A III, Cent, R. R.,
OMAHA, NEB.
Low Rates South
and Southwest. .
The Rock Island System offer tho following low round
trip rates from Council Bluffs and Omaha on April 4 and 18.
Amarilln, Dalhart. Dallas, Fort Worth, Waco. HoUMton,
a A ... I 1 i ..at ataf. M s A Bn '
(ialveston, Austin, rau auuuiiii, ih-iiuiuuhi.
Corpus Christ! and many otlier Texas points...!
(ialveston, Austin, San Antonio, Ueauinont. CiG fSC
New Iberia, Crowley. Jennings. I.nke Chillies, OlO AC
Alexandria mid many other liuislaua points. . OJ
Dawson, Tuniun'icnii, Santa Rosa, Torrance, Alnmngordo.
Kosweil, Carlsbad and other New Mexico COQ
points QstsJiOU
El Paso, Texas, and Demlng, New Mexico
To points on Rock Island-Frisco Systems In Oklahoma, Indian
Territory. Arkansas and Kansas in One Fare for
Homeseekers territory the Wound Trip
For further Information call or write,
F. P. RUTHERFORD. D, P. A.
1323 Firoin St., Omaha, Nib
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