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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 10, 1905)
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, SEF1 EMBER 10, 1903. ESTIMATES ON GRAIN CROPS Ttbl f Statistics Prepared bj Union Pacifio lUkei Great Ebowinj. RAILROADS PREPARING FOR TRAFFIC Transportation Net Fast Now u Inppoird Breanit of tha Damp Wrathrr Ot the State. "Grain Is not moving as fast at present s prmon would expect," said a promi nent railroad man Saturday morning;. "Wheat Is not moving fast because of th damp weather, which has mado the wheat damp. The old corn crop has been pretty well cleaned out because the market Is high and the prospects for the coming crop preat. Unless the market Is high the cribs all will be refilled In .Nebraska before the new corn Is moved from the state. The farmers linve plenty of money and plenty of corn. They have learned that It Is al ways a good speculation to hold onto their corn If they have the cribs. The weather Is splendid for the winter wheat, which will get far enough ahead to protect Itself. There have been times when the winter wheat In Kansas did not germinate unttt spring. ' The Mllwauke reports more wheat In the Pnkotas than can bo handled, considerable of It being dumped on the ground. It is be ing moved as fast as possible to the mar kets. The Vnlon Taclflc has prepared, through 1h advertising department, a table of the Nebraska crops fur 1905, which will shortly I " published. These are taken from most r liable sources and are generally looked i'inn as about right. The corn yield Is riven at 214,903,449 bushels, which Is not os strong as some of the freight men who Inve been In the state have estimated It. If the weather stays warm for ten days, tliey say, the northwest will come In with i crop that will surprise the natives. Be low Is the tahlo of the Nebraska crop as prepared by the pnssenger department of the Union raciflc, compiled from the re ports of the 235 correspondents throughout the state: Yield, Acreage. Hushels. Winter wheal 1.7(1. DM 36.270.722 Pprlng wheat S..1.W01S 6.1W.413 Corn 472.4M! 244i6.49 Oiits 2,4S1.:4 8O.riiG.!)10 live 141.14 2.R15.97H J'nrley B.243.177 Irish potatoes S9.271 10.241.93O Millet 147.277 329.fil Alfalfa 315.714 1,1K0.8X(1 Timothy 46.1.513 845.172 Wild hay , 2.147.MS Rtigar beets IK. 54 124.3S4 '"lover M.122 I'liie grass Hn.ffil The crops are all so large in Nebraska that If they should start to move all at once they would swamp the railroads, hut ex perience has taught the farmers that there Is more profit In filling the cribs first. St. I'anl unit nrtarn I12.5 ' DULiUTH. ASIIUKD AND BAYFIELD and return $11.60 DEADWOOD AND LEAD and return 118.76 VKRY LOW RATES NOW TO ALL. POINTS EAST trta. The North-Western LIna City Offices 1401-140 Farnam Street. Hunting and Fishing Kirnraloa To Clear Iake, la., Friday, Sept. IS, 1905, Via Chicago Great Western Railway. Very low rates for the round trip. Good hunting, ducks and chickens; good fishing, pickerel, bass, plreh, pike. For further Information apply to S. D. Parkhurst, Oen iral Agent, 1512 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb. f I ft. 2ft (h lea no and I'htlaarlphla and Return v Via Michigan Central, "The Niagara Falls Route," good going Sept. 15, 16 and 17. 1905. Particulars, I,. P. lleusncr, General West ern Passenger Agent, 119 Adams St., CUl :ago. Card of Thanks. We heartily thank the employes of the every Manufacturing company and friends ind neighbors for the kindness shown ua luring our late bereavement, the loss of our dear brother, Nels Frederlckson. Re ipectfully, mother, brothers and slaters. Harr) B. Davis, undertaker. Tel. 1221 MAUL Undertaking Co.. est. 1K64. Tel. 228. Have Root print It. Mortality Matlalira. The following births and deaths have been reported to the Hoard of Health during the twenty-four hours ending at noon Saturday: Mirths Steve Kutie. 7i 1-eaven worth, boy; O. Roth. 1114 North Fortieth, girl; W. CAB CAN BE CURED! MRS. MARGARET A. BAILEY. It Is not necessary for a person af- flicted with cancer or tumors to give up nle. There Is a positive cure for these di.st-uses, a cure that can be used at home and which does away with all operations. Many physicians still use the knife as the only method for the cure of cancer, but there are very few cases where perma nent cure has resulted from an operation. Dr. Bye of Kansas City has perfected a treatment consisting of a combination of run oils, and for over a quarter of a cen tury has been making tiie most sensa tional cures, tie has grateful patients In every state In this country. On record In his office are letters from men and women who were snatched from the very grave Itself. The treatment used by Dr. Mye Is radically different from any other treatment and Is the only one to reully produce a cure. Head this letter from a lady who was In a terrible plight: Ravenden Springs, Ark., Nov. 27, '00, Dr. W. O. Rye, Kansas City. Mo. Dear Sir I am happy to Inform you that my Cancer is well at last. Have taken five pieces of cancer from my nose with the last Hulmy oil you sent me, and my general health is good. Respectfully, Mrs. MAhGARKT A. BAILEY. Among others who have been cured are Andrew M. Smith, Western. Neb.; Mrs. J. A. Kimbrough, Jonetsboro, U ; Robert L. Hennett, tat. Jo., Tex.; H. J. Dayton. New Full ttclii, Conn.; Joalah Adams. Saline ville, (., and thousands of others. If in terested In this subject sent at once for Dr. Mve s Wonderful Fr-e Illustrated Book and Name of Huudrt'ds You Can Write To. Remember, you can be cured at home at ai iull exuense and the cure Is absolutely certain. Delays are dangerous, so write todav; the doctors advice costs nothing. Address Dr. ills, fed U Uruadway, Jiausas kit, iia. w-w-x -,va. IB J R. Huntington. 4004 North Twenty-fifth avenue, boy; Lorenso Rita, 1407 William, girl. taths Thomas Tlernev, O'Neill, ; Rer- Sard Koesters, 1111 North Eighteenth, s2; esse Hough, 419 ffnuth Twentieth. S4. LIGHTS FOR HIS MAJESTY Illamlnatloa of Coart Honse for Ak-gar-Ben to Be Let by Cnatraet. At the meeting of the county board Sat urday morning Commissioner Brunlng of fered a resolution calling for bids to be opened next Saturday for the wiring of the county court house for Illumination during Ak-Sar-Ben week. Bidders will make their own plans or suggestions for the electrical scheme after corsultlng wtn' the committee on court house and Jail and the best proposition will be adopted. William Cowder was, on motion of Com missioner Brunlng, appointed custodian of the voting machines on behalf of tho county, his salary to be governed by the statute. John Brlce had made application for the Job by letter, and County Clerk Drexel had recommended Hoke Conklin for the -same place. Attorney Daniel Horrlgan filed formal charges against Justice of the Peace W. W. Eastman, which were referred to the com mittee of the whole and county attorney. Mr. Horrlgan specifies that In the case of H. J. Strieker against Mrs. J. W. Doran, the Justice decided against the defendant after she had filed affidavit for a change of venue and after he had accepted the costs; also that he afterward, to pacify Mrs. Doran, who threatened legal action, pretended to vacate the Judgment. In a second, case, Mrs. Nora Grandon against George Marley, it is alleged that Eastman caused an order of attachment to Issue without sffl davit therefor, on the under taking of an attorney. REDS GATHERJFOR P0W.-W0W Throngs of Indians of Various Tribes Assemble at the Omaha Agency. Great throngs of Indians already have as sembled near the Omaha Indian agency In Thurston county to celebrate their an nual pow-wow. Among them are seventy five or 100 Poncas and Otoea who came up from the Indian Territory to participate In the celebration. There will be a double header pow-wow, one to be held near the Omaha agency and the other at the grove adjacent to Silas Woods' home, which has always been a popular location for the pow-wows. Tho celebration will begin Sunday, lasting until Tuesday, and prepa rations have been made for a big time. The pow-wow Is a sort of legislative as sembly of the tribes, but Is more gen erally devoted to having a good time and has supplemented the old-time war dance and ghost dance. About all the Omaha Indians and their families will participate In th'e affair. OMAHA COMPANY INTERVENES Stork Yards Ask to Be Heard In Snlt Against Western Rail, roads. CHICAGO, Sept. 9. In the United States circuit court today the Union Stock Yards company of South Omaha filed an Inter vening petition In the bills of complaint of the Interstate Commerce commission against the Chicago-Great Western railway and eighteen other transportation com panies. The charge Is made that the rail road companies assess a discriminating rate on the shipment of live stock over that of dressed beef from Missouri river points to Chicago. Inquiry at the law offices of General John C. Cowln developed the information that General Cowln could offer some light on this case, but the general could not be found to get his views. GERMAN VESSEL ON ROCKS Crnlser on Way to Bast Afrlea Is Aground In Bad Shape, SINGAPORE, Straits Settlements, Sept. 9. The German protected cruiser Seeadler, which left this port yesterday for German East Africa In view of the rehelll struck the submerged Kent rocks, twelve miles from here, and remains stranded there In a bad position. All the efforts to nam it orr have proved unsuccessful. The Seeadler Is of 1,640 tons dlsnlaom., and 2,700 Indicated horse power, giving It a speed or ahout sixteen knots. Its arma ment consists (H eight 4.1-lnch quick-firing guns and a number of smaller rapid-fire guns. Its engines, boilers and deck are protected by from ont to three Inches of steel. The Seeadler was built at l!mh,,r and was launched In 1MI2. WORLD IS FULL OF WOE Woman Loses Her Cream-Colored Dress and Enlists Aid of Po lice Department. Mrs. Carrie Brady of 1313 Davenport street has enlisted the aid of the city de tectives In an effort to locate her cream colored dress, stolen from her clothes line during the hours of 5 and 6 p. m. Friday Mrs. Brady says this world Is full of trouble and that her nresent i. caused by line trouble. Her dress had .u.e yoKe insertion with ruffles on the sleeves. She has given the detectives a sample of the fabric for a clue. BOONE LOSES THE "DIVISION Northwestern Headquarters Will Ba Transferred to Belle Plains April First. The Northwestern conductors have re ceived notice that after April 1 the pas senger division will be moved from Boone to Belle rialne.. There have been con tinual rumors of this change for some time but this Is the first authentio corroboration of the report. The conductors do not like the change and will try to have the order rescinded. Special Notice to Teachers. To relieve the crowded condition of our warerooms quickly we will rent a limited number of high-grade pianos at per month or sell you a first-class instrument at 15 per month, six months rent allowed If purchased. Investigate at once. Telephone 1625 or call on 8CHMOELI.ER 4 MUELLER PIANO CO Temporary Location, 1407 Harney St. ' Chicago Laundry; fine work. Tel. 206. Marriage Licenses. The following marriage licenses have been Issued: Nme ami Residence. 'a Martin Wutusky. Omaha -i Agnes WelJo, Omaha 1 Jacob Miller, Omaha 23 belle Loch, Omaha !!"!"!" j Ralph Cassldy. South Omaha...'..'..'. 23 Agnes Dyer, South Omaha 19 Leon Graets. Omaha r Edith Touslin, Omaha .'.'.'".'.'.'.'.".'." 20 Robert N. Carter. Council Bluffs.. M Llllla Nugent. Avoca. la JJ 22-K wadding rings. EUholm, Jeweler. Men's, boys', children's clothing, hats laairs' suits, skirts, millinery, etc . cash or croOiL ivil Blors, Utx and fuuuu, U. S. TAILORING CO. 205 North Sixteenth Street A 1 Magnificent Opportunities are lost every day by people Just because they do not look around. Now, If we can help it, the people shall LOSE NO OPPORTUNITY to get acquainted with our NEW AND CONSTANTLY RENEWED STOCK. Just now we are almost dally receiving novelties, DIRECT IMPORTA TIONS FROM EUROPE. We5ve told you about those Tlrplts Austrian Vases, slender and fantastic in shape, 'a, mystical gTayish-brown color, In the depths of which many delicate shadows chase each other. And you must see our DIRECT IMPORTED TIRPIXZ ('.ROUND CRYSTAL. Inlaid In gold and many delicate colors, by a new process. " Should you want diamonds or anything else In a first-class Jeweler's line we are prepared to satisfy your every want. OUR J9 7B WATCH FOR MEN Is still as big a value as ever. JUST AS AN EXTRA INDUCEMENT WR WILL THIS WEEK AF" SELL SIX SOLID SILVER TEASPOONS 0? US FOR ONLY ... AT THE SIGN OF THE CROW.V, 115 SO. 16TU STREET, OPPOSITE BOSTON STORE. Fine watch repairing a specialty. for the C, St. P., M. & O. R. R. schools. DR. BRADBURY 1606 FARNAft DENTIST Teeth Extracted 25e Porcelain Fillings $1 up Qold Filling $1 up Silver Fillings... 60c up Crown $3.50 up Plata. $100 up To many Mlw"wwwwiwa mi i i California, Oregon, Washington FROM VIA UNION Every S20.00 i $22.50 I Day-Sept. IS to October 31, 1905. to Oeden and Salt Lake City. to llutte, Anaconda and Helena. to Pendleton and Walla Walla. to Spokane and Wenatchee, Wash. to San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Die go and many other California points. to Everett, rairhaven, Whatcom, Van couver, Victoria and Astoria. to Ashland, Roseburg, Eugene, Albany and Salem, via Portland. to Portland, or to Tacoma and Seattle, and to many other points. $25.03 Inquire at CITY TICKET OFFICE, 'Phone I DIAMONDS Are our specialty but we also carry a tine stock of Sterling Silver and Cut Glas3. also a gt-nt-tal U k of things usually carried ly Jeweleis which we would be pleased to show you. PEACH and COMPORT ar Wlsasaan'WHpaiai,,'iaj niimHf fyjPMnev'arm' ' ..--t . ,mt ,. A FIRST-CLASS CI Si 8 MACE CF A FINE QUALITY HAVAKA TOBACCO TRY TNKM P. R. RJGI MUfAJITIkl OIOA ....,. T. IAV19, We beg to announce the open ing of Our Branch Store with the Latest Styles of imported and do mestic woolens. Mr. O. H. Alex ander, the well known cutter and designer, is in charge of our cut ting department. OUR $15.00 SUITS CANNOT BE EQUALED. We operate 21 stores in the United States, which enables us to secure the) very best and latest styles and to sell them at 25 to 40 per rent cheaper than our competitors. We are the Only Topular Priced Tailors who employ UNION LABOR making all our work at our OWN SHOP in OMAHA. All work guaranteed. Watch Inspectors and Inspectors of clocks for all the city 15 Year Same Location 'Phone 1796. Bridge Work $3.80 up Nerve removed with out pal a Loom Teeth Mad Solid. Work ruarantaad 10 up e points In OMAHA PACIFIC 1324 FARNAM ST. 816. Special Sale of Jack Memam's Clear Ha. vana Cigars, Bulldog Brand. Purit Esnl. Regular 10c slxe, 7c each; 4 for 25c; 13.00 CLl'll PERFECTO Regular 1 for c size, c each; t for 26c; e. w per uox or 00. t'Ll'li BREVAS Regular i for 25e slxe, c each; t for 26c; 13 6(1 per box of to. PEKFKCTOS EXTRA Regular 2 for l"c slxe, c each; S for 26c; t-'OO per box of 25. LONDKKH EXTRA Regular 10c straight else, 7c each; 4 for 26c; K2o per box of 100. Myers-Dillon Drug Company 8. E. Cor. 10th and Farnam St. aura to coma to th who omoao A LEADING QUESTION Why do we sell more misses' snd children's school shoes than any two shoe houses In Omaha T There must be a reason for this, and here It Is: We sell the best shoe that money can buy use nothing In the soles but the best oak tanned leather and the upper stocks are the best quality of plump vlcl kid and box calf leather that can be procured. That Is the reason why one pafr of our cele brated school shoes will outwear two pairs of the ordinary kind and why we sell so many of them. Tnung women's sizes, 2H to 8..J2 50 Misses' stzen 111k tn 9 tin f Children's sizes, 84 to 11 '$1.50 Drexel Shoe Co. 1419 Farnam St Diamonds at a Bargain Private party In Omaha will sell at a bargain a cluster of five diamonds, about two carats each, also a three diamond ring 14 oarats each diamond a chance for someone to secure something exqui.l'e and far below store prices. This offer will be withdrawn after the 11th of September. Address "Owner" A-30. Omaha Bee. Swell Fall Styles for Men Tour time won't be wasted looking at our new fall styles. They are orig inal, exclusive and correct the proper fashion In footwear. We'll be pleased to have you call at this store and post yourselves on the new styles in up-to-date shoes. $3.50, $4 and $5 Either nrlce will buy a pair of shoes original, exclusive and correct the quality and fit. You can t do better than come In and see what we have for your feet. 11 s me Dest there is. FRY SHOE CO. 161k and Dtuglas Sts. 0 0X5391 C Sept. 15 and sr n There munt be a. reason for this, and tj pi I oloiiisf IEk ft THE FOLLOWING TO CALIFORNIA KANSAS CITY. ST. Jl iSKIMI, UiAV-flftp aa ENWOKTU. ATCHISON and Sh 1 1 II OMAHA TO THE NORTHWEST Kansas City. St. Joseph, I-ea Omaha to Helena, llutte, Anaconda and Intermediate Points ' Proportionately Low Rates from All Other Ponts in the System. During the above period Tourist Cars will be run Daily to California via MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY making direct connections for points in the Northwest. ...ALWAYS EQUALLY LOW. RATES A11D For Further Information, address T. F. GODFREY, Paaaeuger and Ticket Agrnt, OMAHA, -NEn. JVHT TIIE SPIT YOV WANT AT Jl ST THE PRICE YOU WANT TO PAY. ma gBLUiL aroac 4 Copyright 1905 by I Tart Schaflner (5r Marx GROCERIES. ANOTHER Bid FLOUR 8ALK MONDAY We will sell for this special sale only, 48-pound sacks Fancy Hlnh Patent Min nesota Flour. This is a fino flour f OC for family use, per sack IUCJ A FEW OF THE MANY OTHER SPECIALS FOR MONDAY. 10 bars best brands laundry Soap 36c 6 pounds best I'earl Tapioca, Sago, Rurley or Farina for 2.c 6 pounds choice Japan Rice 25c 6 pounds best Hulk Laundry Starch 25c 2-pound cans best Sweet Sugar Corn 5c John Hussie -N. a I" j. --IT- 1 WWaWaJ f ' ' V tgtpf WsVstttjaj aWta.s- I I The only all steel range made. You could not break it with an axe. "We are the only firm in town that will sell you a range on payments without charging you five to ten dollars extra for the accommodation. If you work for your money it will pay you to buy from us. Steel ranges from $26.50 upward. John Hussie Hardware Co. 2407-09 Cumming St. 4 ' If Bee Want Ads mm Of to Oct. 31, '05 the NORTHWEST ONE-WAY LOW RATES ARE OFFERED: TO Kansns City. St. Oiiintiii to Spokane, UniutiMu und Iiitcr::n'dlute I'oiuts V w w w veuworth, Atrhlson Kansas Cltv, St. $20.00 Omaha to Portland, Ttieoma, SeiittlP, Victoria, Vancouver and Intermedi ate l'olnts REN! Win Ot R SPECIAL imi.voe clothing Cataloging ITS FREE Kill THE ASKINtl. While Attending the Great LOOM END SALE Don't forgot to pxamino our stock of New Fall Clothing. The Dressiest of Dressy Suits ara the Hart ShalTnor & Marx hand- tailored garments for which we ara sole agents in Omaha. The Style is Right, The Fabric is Right, We've Priced Them Right Those Douhle-Hroasled 'Varsity, illustrated here, is one of the most popular styles for fall and winter, 19U5-G. Let us fit you in one you'll wear it away. of them "We carry a complete lino of all Btvles in prices from $12.50 to $25 GROCERIES. 8-pound can Rnstnn linked Renns T'.yj i-iunu vu miit ,v niii!Ka reunion The host Soda Crackers, per pound... Fresh, crisp (linger Snap'", per pound.. Xcelo, Malta Vita. F.Kg-i -S-e or Price's Kreakfast Food, per package. l'r. ONE MORE PAR OF FANCY CALlKoR. NIA YELLOW FREESTONE PEACH Y'.ii This makes our fourth car in lo weeks. Peaches are higher, but we are going to sell this car at same price as the. others. They are extra fancy ang as long as they last we will sell OSc. them, at, per crate Hardware Co, Acorn Steel Ranges Banquet Steel Ranges Imperial Steel Ranges Peerless Malleable Steel Ranges you - buy it of Hussie, it 's right. ' Produce Result? WAY via mi THE NORTHWEST Josejih, I.en veil worth. Ati'hUon S22.50 Joseph, I.oavenworth, Atchison $25.00 BEST SERVICE.... 1 8 Si or H. 0. TOWNSEND, General Iaas-ui;er and Ticket A (rent, bT. LOU. Ma
