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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1905)
12 TITE OMAITA DAILY BEE: FATT7RPAY, JULY 8, 1005. WORK ON NEBRASKA CANALS Construction 8oon Will Ee Bernmed, Bsji Haywari G. LearitU OXNARIS NOT BACK OF ENTERPRISE Hr. LaT!tt Name Miiiy Promlifit .Men, I.oonllr nd Othrrwlif, Wkt Arc the Real Promoters. "Work will be resumed on the Farmers' canal and the Columbus canal u soon as the machinery which has tyen ordered can he delivered and as soon as the mulns can be purchased. In search of which the agents are scouring Nebraska. The machinery has been shipped und the en tire equipment has been ordered. and everything; will be In readiness for the start as soon as It and the mules arrive." This statement was made by' Hayward Q. leavltt of the suirar beet Industry In Ne braska. "There Is no truth In th report published several flay aKO thnt the Oxnards are bfk of this enterprise," added Mr. Loavltt. The men who are barking this scheme sre all westerners and men who are In terested in tbe development of the west, snd Include many local men. Borne of them are Colonel Pratt, K. A. Cudahy, Krank Colpetser, E. R. m Dixon, George Tcek, Joy Morton, E. T. Robblns, former president of Omaha picking company; T. Jefferson Coolldge. Jr.; Captain Palmer, Jtoward Elliot, president of the Northern raclflc: William fitull, 3. II. Watson, H. A. Bchmode, H. Scllley, superintendent of the Btandard Poet Bugar company; M. N. Spencer and O. W. Romberg of Red Oak, F. M. Castettler of Blair and Robert Prin gle of Chicago. Samuel Thome of New Tork, W. H. Ferguson of I-lncoln. F. A.' Pelano, vice president of the Wabash; C. II. Deere, president of the Deere Plow Company; C. H. Howard, president of the American Foundry company, and J. H. Eckles, president of the Commercial Na tional bank of Chicago. Plsr Water Rlchts. "Water rights covorlng 120,009 acres have been adjudicated by the supreme court of Nebraska In favor of the company, and the right to SO.000 acres furnished by water at the rate of 1.142 cubic feet per second dates back to September, 1AS7. The country Js being tested for sugar beets under Ir rigation, 1.000 rcres being grown this year, which will be shipped to Leavltt, Neb., to be made Into sugar. "Twenty miles of canal have been com pleted from the state line east and twenty additional miles will be constructed this year, requiring the removal of 1,000,000 yards of earth. The whole work con templated required the removal of 8,000,000 yards. The right to water and additional land amounting to 128,000 acres In Wyom ing and Nebraska and lying above the route of the Farmers' and Columbus canals Is In controversy between the Trl state Land company and the government. W made application for this land Octo ber I, 1904, and the government made no move toward acquiring It until six weeks later. "This entire project Is separate and part from the work being done by the government or contemplated by ttie gov ernment, being planned and worked out by individuals. The men back of this en terprise realize that the development of that portion of the state Is of immense benefit to Omaha," Frtfthtfal Loss of Life results from throat and lung diseases. Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption is a sure cure. JOc and $1.00. For sale by Sherman & McConnell Drug Co. Saperk Service, Splendid Scenery enroute to Niagara Falls, Muskoka and Kawartha lakes, Georgia bay and Tema gaml region, Bt. I.wrence river and rap Ida. Thousand Islands, White mountains nd Atlantlo sea coast resorts, via Grand Trunk Railway System. , Double track Chicago to Montreal and Niagara Falls, N. T. For copies of tourist publications apply to Geo. W. Vaux, A. G. P. & T. A., 135 Adams Bt., Chicago. ll.ftO St. Pant aad Minneapolis ad Return Via ChlcasTO Great Western Railway. Tickets on sale dally to September Kth. Final return limit October 81st. Also equally low rates to Minnesota, North Dakota, Colorado. Utah and Wyoming points. Fol further Information apply to S, D. Park hurst, general agent, 161,1 Farnam street, Omaha, Neb. KranicI) & Bach era os ?3tlirrl0UU V-J UUIUIUUI ma IVI iyib5 Saturday rro r-rrr THE SEASON'S GREATEST Clothing Clean-up Sale ODDS AND ENDS $io$?2.5o$i5 Suits at $5 We have gathered the choicest sum mer suits from our 10, f 12.30 and f 15 tables and priced them for a record- a breaking sale Saturday. Such fine . suits as these never sold at anything like $3 this season's patterns per H iloretl correct fit light out- t:;& Ing suits single and double breasted "' A'Sii medium wiorhr. suits also 80 fine serge suits you can see at once these are un usual values, are Men's Pants tyn worth $2 uvd $2.50 New York manufacturer's overstock of men's pants in all regular sizes, 30 to 42 waist measure lengths up to 36. Pants for dress sfs for business and every day work great- Ufj, est pants bargain Brandeis ever offered bargain square, at Km IB . m IiAirnrin nm at earn Ei. VI $3 On Sa.le in Boy's Department Third Floor. BOYS' WASHABLE SUITS AT 49C Russian, eton and sailor stylesRussian with Knickerbocker trousnrs neat, rough and ready suits for vacation ages 3 to 10 worth up to 81.50, at Boys- .60 mohair or pongee QOn I Boys 11.00 Star shirt waists IClr blouse waists, at I or blouses, at OVV Boys' 75c black sateen shirt lr I Boys' 76c or $1.00 knee waist blouses, at 3V j pants, at 49c 45c ON SALE IN THE BASEMENT Boys' 25c Washable Pants 9c Boys' 25c Wash Waists at 9c Boys' 35c Overalls 12C I Boys" 3B) 8ultB QQ Absolutely All Midsummer Millinery eiow Cost Saturday. Complete Selection of White Duck Sailors. Investigate It Pays, i 1508 Douglas St. SnSHnf -at reduced prices to make rootn. an-ocr atook of floe plaaoa la too largo or the summer bqglnaa. We hwf e decided to make a ilg cut on our high grade piano. There fore yoQ caa bay a fine piano as cheap aa the cheaper onea, In ma botany, tn borl walnut. In batter not. In cfay wrlan walnut, on aay pajnoMsnta. Among the big- stock of cheaper plane yon win ftnd new op-to-4ate plane reduced to tl3fi, (165, $186, en amaH monthly paymenta. Too aar ISO buyins of this relia ble ptnn house. Yoor snoney la axa. Too got what yon pay for. Pfamoa Toned; Pianos Bested, Repaired. Boxed and Shipped. A. Ilospe Co. 1513 Camilas Street SCHOOLS AND COLLKGES, FERRY HALL tAtttV.'.T For YOUNO WOMEN. Preparatory and collars Courses. Music, Art, DomesUo Solfuo. Cartincata admits to such college as binith, Vasaar, WeUealt-y, etc. Beautiful lurnllon, bcniB cars. - Miss Fraocs ' Ba ii. Lake Purest, UL YOU CAN'T BEAT US If you travel the world over. We are the "BIG" meat dealers in Omaha, and when it comes to quality of meat and low prlcea, we recognize no competitor. HERB ARB A FEW SATURDAY PRICES: Spring Chickens 23o Pork Loins o Pork Butts 7 J0 Spareribs ... -5o Sirloin Steak...... 12o Shoulder Steak, 8 lbs. . 25o Prime Rib Roast,. . .lia and 10o Pot Roast '. g0 Boiling Beef, 8 lbs 25o Mutton Stew, 8 lbs -25o Veal Stew . So CENTRAL .MARKETS Sixteenth and Harney, Tel. 2809. Cor. Capitol Ave and 16th, Tel. 1TO6. ; ' ' 'l' . . A COY'S VACATION Is the hannloat tlma nf 'bla Ufa 17a enjoys the freedom that he gets and H la AM tk. awn MAHn1n .1)1 I I . . R v.. v.. a u iiuih iiiut Hills lilt nigiiv. He wears out , more shoes than at any other time of year and requires something extra good to stand the hard knocks. Our I1.B0 shoe for boys has stood the test for years and we can guarantee that It will give satisfaction In every respect Hundreds )f parents that have tried this shoe will testify to Its superior wearing qualities for boys. Saturday 4s Boys' Pay at our store. Bring In the toys big and little. Drexel Shoe Co. 1419 Farnam St. Omaha's Cp-to-Dat She Hans. ABIk V n. VUU lUI tAl AUXjUE. II "' nntw.w,sIWT From Omaha via Rock Island System CALIFORNIA and return Via Portland in one direc tion. t July 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12, 13, 25, 26, 27; August 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 29, 30, 31. Return limit ninety days. Liberal stopovers and low rates for side rides. Two routes , Stf Through, .New Mexico Through Colorado. ' t Dining, car service and re clining chair cars both ways. F. P. RUTHERFORD, D. P. A. Uli Farnam St, Omiba, Neb. LEWIS m CLARK EXPOSITION $4500 ROUND TRIP via union PACIFIC EVERT DAT to Sept, 30th. Many hours quicker than any other Una to PORTLAND Tickets good to Riiurn Through California 562S Tnqulrs at CITY TICKET OFFICII, 1324 FARNAM STREET. Thone 818, sTorrco OFF AT SPOKANE HESAYS R ' mJ -..- i rlaoa. I would dTM mm mmmammmammm sveh cities mrwhtrt biro to 1oct In n or th other o( tboM eltiM and It 1 a hit o-up botvMa them." END THIS ADV. .,T.TaHe XfcssuttrTsnj llbstratsd SOCHUtt tNTITLtB ONTHC IXWTS-C1AKS TRAIL ADDRKS8 Cnlon Fnclrlo Bj, OMAHA, NEB. C. A N. W Rf.r or I C. B. A Q. Rr A CH1CAUU, JLlj. B I 35 for 15 We offer Saturday buyrrs a snap In Colgate's Tooth Powder, value 26c, and curst room slse Cashmere Bouquet Soap, value 10c, at 16c tor both. See them In our window. DERMAX-INE 8KIN SOAP has be. come the most popular medicated soap, as It Is the most meritorious. Regular price 25a, our price 20a per cake, 50c per box. Howell Drug Co., 16th and Capil Ave. DEPUTY STATE VETERINARIAN. H. L RAMACCI0TTI. D. V. S. CITY TETEHISARIAM. Office and Infirmary, 28tb and Mason Sta OMAHA. NEB. T-virphons 63i. DEPUTY STATE VETERINARIAN, CHILDREN'S SHOES That'. Where We Shine Children's Shores are strong point with us. We make a specialty of them. - We have studied the matter until we know how to fit their feet correctly; and where to have the shoes made thut are bet suited to their feet that fit best, wear beet and look best, at the lowest cost 50c and 75c for babies' shoes. f 1.00 and 11.25 for little boys and glrlb. 11.50 and $2.00 for big boys and girls. FRY SHOE CO. 16th and Douglas Sis. ll -'- 1 'LJt"u''"llTnfflffTir Heateiectric light janitor service all night and Sunday elevator ser vice a fire proof building all cost the tenant of The Bee Building nothing extra. r SCHOOLS ASD COLLEGES. SJentvorth 51 Military Academy LATfesi miliary acai West. Send for catalogue. LEXINGTON. MO. LEXINGTON COLLEGE FOR YOUNG WOMEN Lexington, Mo? (Near Kant City). Founded 1835 Slcnor BtTrrio U'Ados. Director or Musle.piwnt throughout lb yr. Itallsa SMtaoo. BSIEIT R. IHlUk. Hmm MsMferl IWilD W.'WaiTB, fmMnt, HARDIN COLLEGE & CONSERVATORY for GIRLS lory, In charge of iriallts. Art, Elocution. C'oukln and Businrss Coursea Fol cata'oaua. address JuHN W, MlXXiuN. fresldsaL Ho. i CoUsae flaca. Mtiico, Ha. Teachers and Students Can' make $.00 a day during vaca tion months. No investment required. Work dignified and pleasant. Write for particulars. :: :: THE TWENTIETH CENTUItY EARNER OMAHA. NlBRASKA Great Bargains Saturday. See Ad on Page 11 m mm the: reliable store. Great Bargains Saturday. See Ad on Page 11 DON'T MISS SATURDAY Third Day of the Greatest CLEARING SALK OF WOMEN'S GARMENTS ever known in the historj of Omaha. Former clear ing Kale values sink into iusipnihVanee in comparison with the stupendous bargain offerings in thia great sale. Stock will bo replaced every day from our large resource. Childrtn's Wash Drtssts in oharnbrays, g-intrhatns and linens, in all tne newest styles, irirumea with laces, embroideries ami tucks, worth tip to $3.08. 1.275 garments divided Into three preat lots for this sale at $1.10, 70c TO. S.l K mi Mmmm 10.00 and Handsome Silk Cotts in ton distinctly different tylos. Garments in this lot worth Tip to $110.00 and not one worth loss thnn $1S.i5. i rr choice of 170 garments Saturday at. $S.OO to $12.:) SILK, SICILIAN AND CLOTH COATS In clsht distinct styles, tremendous liargnins In this great clearing sale J) $3.00 and $4.00 WASH SriTfl. prettily trimmed with lnsertings and tucks, clearing 110 sale price 1. U $3.00 WASH TAX Sl ITS with pleated sktrU, made extra full, clearing sale price $0.00 WASn SUITS In whites and fancies great bargain iu this sale, at 375 WOMEN'S TAILOU SUITS-The greatest lot of bargains ever shown la the city. All this season's styles and worth aip to $18..riO 7 CH Clearing Sale Trice, choice .OU 175 SAMPLE SILK SUITS Perfect beauties, no two alike, worth up r P to $75 Our Clearing Sale Price, while they last FREE! FREE! FREE! To every purchaser of one of our regular $7.50 voila skirts Saturday, we will give absolutely free A GOOD SILK UNDERSKIRT. WOMEN'S FINE TAILOU SKIRTS In voile, silks, Panamas and Sicilians. In blue, black, brown and white regular eight dollar values A. tQ. Clearing Sale Price .......T'.0 98c 2.98 Great Clearing Sale of Waists $1.(10 Women's Waists, 39c Walsts'that'so'l'd at $2.00 and $2.50 so Qgg Waldts' that aoid at $3.66 going this ' is A SI sale at l.'-kiJ Women's $4.00 Jap 611k Waists, QQ great snap at I.3rJ SATURDAY HOUR SPECIALS M. FROM S TILL 9 A. Dressing Sacquos FROM 9 TILL 10 A. M.- Pleated Skirts FROM 8:30 TILL 9:3') P. men's Long Klnmnns . FROM 7 TILL 9 I. M.- Wrappers, rmlt 2 to a customer. :.?.m.!n.'"..35c Accordion QJ Women's ACit To The Housekeepers Have you given sufficent thought to household t economics? Did it ever occur to you that EFFICIENCY is the most important item to be considered? If you use the Eclipse Gas Range your troubles will be over for it is one of the most perfect gas stoves on the market.' Write to clipse Gas Stove Company Rockford, Illinois 389030 USE MARKET FOR QU ALITY Our aim is to supply the very choicest and best quality of meats to be had. Try some of these Specials For Saturday Leg; of Sprint; Lamb, per lb. -10o Pot Roast, per lb. 5o Rib Roast, per lb IO0 80 Sirloin Stock, per lb 10o 3 lb. pall Lard, any brand . . . -25c 5 lb P"" Lard, any brand. . -40o Hons, young;, per lb lOo We make all our own sausage. Complete line of vegetables and fruits. . MURRAY & CO. Meat, Game. Fish and Poultry.. 317 5. 16th St WANTED- : '.A BOY In Every Town to Sell 5Ae SATURDAY BEE It contains 18 pages of special magazine features, including 10 colored pages with BUSTER BROWN COMICS, altogether CO pages, and is a big seller everywhere on Saturday afternoon, when, the fanners are in town. We will send any boy the first 10 COPIES FREE For Full ParticuWra Write to The Omaha. B Omaha, Nebraska. 1 S V: I i It 4 '4 Li
