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THE OMAHA DAILY.'- BEE: SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1905.
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OLD ARMY FRIENDS MELT
Q antral Tonuf tod General Win. Hold
8enion Httdqcirtan.
FORMER HEAD OF IORCES VISITS OMAHA
Flnl Time Here and Oaljr te See aa
ctM Comrade While om Ilia
Way to aa Fraarlaea to
VUlt Doachter.
I.ltulentnt General Samuel B. M. Toung,
V. 8. A , retired, was an Omaha visitor
Saturday, rnrouie to the Paclflo coast.
General Young waa given a reception at
Army headquarters Saturday morning,
meeting the officers of the Department of
the. Missouri In the office of General
Wint, commanding tho department. Gen
eral Toung said:
"Thla Is my first visit to Omaha. You
have a fine city here, and I see evidence
tif Its substantial growth. There Is no
significance connected with my visit at all.
I am merely going to Ban Francisco to meet
my daughter, Mrs. llannay, wife of Captain
John II. R. llannay of the Twenty-second
Infantry, returning from Manila. The regi
ment, which la not unknown to JCebras
kans. will start on its return from Manila
after Its tour of service In the Philippines,
Icember 15. Most of the officers' families
will return In advance of the regiment.
I merely stopped off here for a short visit
with General Wlnt, an old army friend
with whom I used to campaign years ago.
We cannot resist the temptation of having
a reunion when we old timers get together."
General Toung succeeded Lieutenant Gen
eral Miles In tho command of ITie army,
and was succeeded by tho present Lieuten
ant General Adna R. Chaffee. General
Toung Is a typical American soldier. He
entered the army as a private soldier of
Company K, Twelfth Pennsylvania Infan
try, April 25, 1861, and was mastered out at
the close of the war as a brigadier general.
Ho entered the regular establishment as a
second lieutenant In 18W5, serving with dis
tinction during the Indian wars In the
southwest, and passed through all the
grades of the regular establishment, reach
ing the highest rank In the American army.
He served with marked distinction during,
the Bpanlsh-Amerlcan war, and retires
upon his well earned laurels as one of tho
best types of the thorough American sol
dier that this country has ever produced.
He is a splendid specimen of physical man
hood and despite his 67 years Is as erect
and manly In his six feet two as a soldier
forty years his Junior.
ITe! for Mothers.
Mrs. O. Wolfe of 77 West Ninety-second
street. New Tork. N. T., has made a dis
covery of Infinite value to mothers. No
nervous, exhausted woman can hope to
bear and raise a sound healthy child. Mrs,
Wolfe has. In personal experience, learned
how to nurse and raise remarkably healthy,
robust children, and still keep her own
health, strength and good looks, without
using any "tonics," drugs or "tlmulnnts,
To all nervous, worn, exhausted women
who send her a solf-addressed stamped en
velope she malls full particulars.
8ton Blue Ribbon Bottled Beer served at
all popular bars and cafes.
Card of Thanks.
We wish to extend our heartfeld thanks
to the many klfld friends and neighbors
for tho sympathy shown us on the death
of our beloved mother and grandmother,
JENNIE NEILSEN.
LAURA ANDERSON,
CARL NEILSEN,
and GRANDCHILDREN.
MARTIN ANDERSON
Chicago Laundry, hue work Tel.
Quarantine Raised
To Hot Springs, Arkansas.
Masonic Notice,
Members of Covert lodge A. F. and A. M.
are requested to meet at Masonic hall Sun
day at t p. m. sharp to assist the grand
lodge to lay comer-stone of Tenth Street
M. E. church. PAUL A. FROELICH,
Master.
Men s. boys'. children- clothing, hats,
ladles' suits, skirts, millinery, etc., cash or
credit. People's Store, 16th and Farnam.
CIGAR PRICES
SMASHED AGAIN
Our Clsar Department is a dusv and
growing one these days which Is not hard
to understand when It Is remembered that
we sell only standard brands and all at
popular ("Cut") prices. This Is the same
system that has made our Drug Store a
veritable "Pee Hive."
EVERT SMOKER WILL RKrOGNIZB
SOME OF THE BRANDS BELOW:
Sanchei A Haya Clear Havana,- 4 for....2nc
Frontier, 10 for
F. B. O.. 10 for
Red Horse. 10 for 2&c
E. H. Gato, Key West. 7 for 25c
E. H. Gato, Londres Clear Havana, each. 7c I
Little Tom, 8 for c
Henry George, 8 for ...2nc
George w. Chllds. 8 for 25c
Albert the Great. 7 for Kfl
F.I Capitan General, 8 for .' 26o ,
ti i m '
rui luuuuui I lur.i unj
Owl. 7 for 2oC
Fernandas Havanas (3 for. 23o slieV 6
for KVs
Garcia Havanas, t for. 23a
Capadura, 7 for . 25o
Tom Moore, 4 for 2Sc
Tom Moore, (large site), I for 25o
Robert Burns, 4 for 25c
IiOrd Anson, 3 for 2Ro
Garcia Havana, 3 for 25c
Clear Havana, each So
Any 6-cent cigar. 4c, or $1.75 box.
Any 3 for 23 cents cigar, (domestic) $3.00
box.
MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY.
Sherman & McDonnell
Corner 16th and
Dodge St, Omaha.
Drug Co.
3-K weddinr rlnic. Ednulm. Jeweler.
COMPLAINT AGAINST EASTMAN
("onntr Commissioners Hear Testi
mony In Case Started by At
torney HorrlgTan.
Sitting as a court, the Board of County
Commissioners on Saturday morning heard
the evidence on the charges brought by
Attorney Daniel Horrigan against Justice '
of the Peace Eastman. The charges grew 1
out of a replevin suit brought against j
John W. Doran and his wife by a former '
boarder In the Doran home. I
Attorney John W. Wharton, for Judge
Eastman, denounced the charges as petty
and unworthy the serious attention of the
board, but there was nothing for the com
missioners to do but to hear the evidence
and act on It. The taking of the testimony
was unfinished at 1:80 Saturday afternoon,
' when the board took a recess until 9 o'clock
Monday morning.
ACORN BASE BURNERS
FROM $25.00 UP.
Acorn Steel Ranges
FROM $30.00 UP,
Cole's Hot Blast Heaters
v FROM $10.00 UP.
o
Peerless Malleable Ranges
ONLY ALL STEEL RANGE MADE.
It's easy to sell stoves like the above.
They are stoves with a reputation.
This ad is simply to ask you to ex
amine them. You'll buy if you see
our stoves and compare them with
others for which more money is
asked. Cash or payments, just as you like, and we won't
add to the price because you want a little time.
John Hussie HrrJware Co.,
2407 CUMING STREZT.
"If you buy it of Hussie, it's right."
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Of Interest to Advertisers.
Messrs. Nelson Cheaman ft Co., advertis
ing agents, St. Louis, Mo., Chicago, 111.,
and New Tork, N. Y., have Just issued their
Newspaper Rate Book for the Current year.
It contains a complete list of the news
papers and periodicals throughout the
United States and Canada with a circula
tion of 6,000 copies or over. It gives de
tailed advertising rates of each, character
of the publication, length and width of
advertising columns, and in fact every
feature pertaining to the publication which
Is likely to prove of interest to an adver
tiser. It represents a very healthy expenditure
on the part of the publishers, who have
had for months a corps of trained experts
collecting this Information and compiling
It in a manner to make It thoroughly In
telligible to all advertisers. It Is brought
out at a timely season as very many ad
vertisers select the fall of the year as the
most suitable time, for making their an.
nual advertising appropriations. The work
will unquestionably prove a desirable ad
dition to the library of . any advertiser
large or small even though they may he
thoroughly conversant with the value of
different publications, and all should aval'
themselves of the opportunity to secure a
copy. Price $5.00.
I JLL ilNir an rturkf artnn
IUbW Vltltir; tlllAM
p 1513Dodo5-,
Sale of Faacy
Jardinieres
r
The 50c Kind at 19c
We invite the attention of
the public to a special sale
this week of fancy jardi
nieres, comprising the new
est styles in a full line of
sizes and decorations.
The opportunity to pur
chase at special prices is em
phasized by its timeliness,
just as the cool frosts say:
"Take in the plants before
too late.
We're Getting Things
Ready for -Christmas.
Give Your Piano
a Chance i
to entertain this season. Get
a "PIANOLA (the genuine)
rent or buy on monthly
terms of $5.00 to $10.00,
with library of all the best
music included. Most liberal
proposition at sole representatives,
SchmollerS Mueller
1407 Harney St. Tel. 1625
MAlTIi Undertaking Co., 1517 Capitol Ave.
First-class tailoring, moderate prices.
Call llelln ft Co., 1419 Douglas, upstairs.
DAN BALDWIN AT HOME SICK
Omaha's Bin Pollcemaa Daasrerouslr
111 froas Attack of Bright'
Disease.
Daniel Baldwin, one of the well known
members of the Omaha police department,
lies in a critical condition with an acute
attack of Blight's disease at his home. 1312
Dorcas street. Friday evening the attend
ing physicians offered but little hope for
recovery. Saturday morning Baldwin ap
peared some better, although still seriously
111.
After long siege of indisposition Bald
win left the city about five weeks ago
without telling his friends of the depar
ture. He attended various springs In the
west and returned to Omaha last Wednes
lay evening a very sick man. Since re
lumlug home he has been in a comatose
condition most of the time.
We Sell the Longest Lasting and Finest
Working Stoves Sold in Omaha.
And we can prove it by 10,000 families who are using them and have tried others.
Ours is the only exclusive etove store west of Chicago. We sell any sise steel rangrf
or base burner at JS.CO down and $5 00 per month, or a cut price for cash. Our way of
selling on the payment plan is getting more popular every day.
Have F(ii prim it
.Red Ticket Furniture Bale all this week
It Miller, Stewart 4 Beaton's.
CASKET COMPANY'S NEW PLANT
Permit for Tn enty-Two Tkoaaaad
Dollara Takes) Oat by Omaha
Coaeera.
The Omaha Casket company has taken
out a permit from the city for its ne
brick factory building at Seventeenth and
laard streets, which is estimated to cost
121.01. The structure will be bx! feet in
, ground dimensions with an L and will be
three stories high. It will replace the
building destroyed by a winaauirm last
spring in which several persons lost their
live.
Other permits have been ixtiued to Jessie
V. Shepherd for a II. Wo frame dwelling
at Sixteenth and Emmet streets and a ll.WJ
frame dwelling at Twenty-third and Izard
Mrs. M. Saunders, to.OOO frame dwelling at
Thirty-fourth and Farnam and the Wal
worth Investment company, tl.MU frame
dwelling at Twenty-eighth and Ames
avenue.
' Harry B. Davis, undertaker. Tel.
Dr. Connell. homeopathist, Ks be Bldg.
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Mr. Ebersol.', ZA First Street, Council Bluffs, after lie had bought a Solar Double
Heater, said: "So many Council Bluffs people buy their stoves of you and are so
tll pleased with them that they advtaeU me to buy mine there."
Mr. Jetter, Kll V Street. South Omaha, said: "Five years ago we bought a Steel
Range in South Omaha that is all burned out already. So this time we are going to
uuy one nut. n e Know uiai your stoves last.
The Stoetzel Stove Co.,
714 South Sixteenth Street.
PEACE and COMFORT or uro re wh imoit
THE DENNETT COMPANY
Great Slaughter Sale of
IMIigh rade Pianos
Our Piano Department is to be Completely Reorganized.
We are cutting out some entire lines of well known makes,
and have cut prices right in two, to get pianos out of the
way.
An entire new stock has been ordered, and we have new
goods coming from eastern factories by the carload. We
intend to sell every piano in our warerooms this week. We
are willing to lose money on them to make a clean sweep.
Every one must go regardless of cost.
LOOK AT THE PRICES:
Nothing like It ever seen before in Omaha- II yon have been waiting
for a piano bargain here'i the place for you to head in. Every Instru
ment In the honc goes in this gale gome of the best pianos in the
world nothing reaerved.
Pianos made to sell at $600 we have cut to
Pianos made to sell at $500 we have cut to $343
Pianos made to sell at $400 we have cut to $26.
Pianos made to sell at $350 we have cut to $240
Pianos made to Bell at $300 we have cut to $-05
Pianos made to sell at $250 we have cut to $103
A few manufacturer's samples, extra polish, extra fine tone and the
latest, newest, nobbiest designs you ever saw go at Just half their
real value.
DON'T MISS THESE.
Some Second Hand Pianos at your own price.
Square Pianos and good second band Organs almost given away.
Easy terms on all these 'bargains.
Call and see the Autoplano, the latest invention and the best of all
self-playing pianos.
Next week we will show the finest strk of elegant new pianos in
the west-
Home of the HiKh Grade Piano. THIRD FLOOR.
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Great Sale
of Winter
U iderwear
Monday
THE RELIABLE HTOHE.
Ore at Sale
of Ladies'
Suits 0 Cloaks J
MondafJ
our Suit or Overcoat Here!
eorvMOHT, IMS JA! !'
CHILDREN'S KNEE PANTS SUITS
In sailor blouse, Russlnn Mouse, Nor
folk. Eton and all the up-to-date styles
all slindos nud colors prent bargains
$2.95, $2.50, $1.95
CHILDREN'S FINE DRESS SUITS
Iu blue serge, fancy Scotch cheviots,
fancy cnsslmcres, worsteds, tweeds,
the nobbiest styles and patterns spe
cial values Monday, at
$3.50 and $6.00
Jut the style. Just the color, Just th
price you have decided you want
You'll find every good model In our
immense stock and you'll get the qualltj
that wears as well as the style that
sntlsfles.
Iet us show you our magnificent line
- . It--. t. II... k.n .all-
Ill II ft I l, ciliuiiun o. mm unuu vnu-
ored clothes, the acme of perfection In
clothes making art.
To buy here means clothes dollars la
your pocket. As Monday specials w
are shewing:
MEN'S SUITS Made up in all the lat
est styles of the most popular fabrics,
splendidly tailored, perfect In fit, at
$10.00 and $7.50.
MEN'S OVERCOATS Long or medium '
length, with or without belt. In great
assortment of fabrics, plain colored or
in nobby patterns special bargains,
Monday at
$12.50, $10.00, $7.50 v
We arc showing the most complete lln)
of fine fall overcoats in all the nobbl
est new styles, in fancy gray and
brown mixtures, oxford grays and
plain blacks, all hand tailored with thai
very best quality of linings and trim
mings, at
$15.00, $18.00, $20.00
Our stock of young men's and boys
clothing is unsurpassed In point of va
riety and of unequaled qualities at tne
price.
YOUNG MEN'S LONG PANTS SUITS
Single or double breasted styles, all
colors. In plain or fancy mixed fabrics
best values ever shown, nt
$10.00, $7.50, $5.00
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XL
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DR. BRADBURY
1106 PARNAfl
Tatb Extract... .25c
Porcelain Pottags $ I on
Qeid Frrhmr.....$l op
SJref Fiftrnz..-S op
Crowns $2. on
flats. $AOir
DENTIST
13 VTa Same Locatlos)
'Phom 1786.
BrUg Work $3.50 a
Nervas reanovM wtttr
om pain.
Loe Teeth Midi
Solid.
Work cuarajitaad tt rear
Some Recent Novelties
We have Just received a very exclusive and very complete collec
tion of TIFFANY LEATHER GOODS and state witnout fear of con
tradiction that it is the finest ever shown in Omaha. You should not
fail to look it over. Pressed leather, rich colors, and novel. The
ladies' handbags, for instance, containing the most complete toilet out
fit ever shown. Considering the select and rare character of the
goods the prices are
Really Noi Excessive
On the contrary, rather moderate. Permit us also to remind you of
our TWO SPECIAL. LEADERS, our GENTLEMEN'S WATCH at $9.75
and our LADIES' WATCH at $12.00. No better values can be found
in the country. Onr own, complete line of artistic cut glass of the
latest designs and from the best manufacturers and our elegant band
painted china always open for your inspection.
At the Sign mt tho Crown
The
Fashionable
Fads of
Footwear
Are to be 8-n In this store in all the
new, up-to-date styles of the season. I
Some of the new novelties in fall
styles sre very smart, made up In the
new patent colt, patent kid and gun
metal calf, and nowhere else will you
find shoes oi such high quality and
correct style at popular prices.
$3.50, $4, $5
tv-a invitA nil 4n rail and see the cor
rect styles In our perfect nttlng, high
grade snoes.
FRY SHOE CO.
RINGS
All kinds In solid sold only.
Plain. engraved. chased set
with all kinds of precious and
seml-preclous stones. Have you
seen this year s styles ana an-
Isb?
Is
115 $. 16th Street. Opposite the Boston Store.
Fine watch repairing. We employ only first-class watch makers
and jewelers and guarantee satisfaction. Watch inspector for C, St
P., M. & O. R. K. and Inspectors of clocks for all the. city schools.
WOOD'S
ICE KING
Vm. T. Wosd & Co.'s
Celebrated
6 TOO
Run Iron
Snow Scrapers
Beaa for lSOtt Catatoarae.
Jas. Morton & Son Co.
. , Hardware a d Taols
Exclusive Agents.
1511 Do4ge St. OMAHA, RKB.
A FIRST-CUSS CIGAR MACE OF A FINE QUALITY KAYAEA TOSJXCO
TY TMKM
r. . gJCB aUBCAjlTlkfc' CIOAB CO. j a T. LUla,
Sherranc's La Grippo
Cough hyrup
II WELL HA MED.
It was first compounded when the
scourge was at IU worst -'. It
has graved Its eSuioaer thousands ef
times. There may ee other remedies
for ulmale ciugh. LA GKIFFE
OGT.-6H IB blFFEHENT. This syrup
quiets st once sad stops that tickling
In the throat.
FIUST DOSE RELIEVES.
SAMPLE rRKB. Battles Xto sod Mo.
Tor chroole rases, pints, II U.
Made and sold by
Sbermii & HoConnetl Cmj Ct.
Car. ub sst De4ta Ms aiki.
THE NEW
DROP TOE LAST
V
In the new blucher cut and button
with double sola for winter wear fine
quality of gun rnetal calf. We also
have the swagger last In patent oolfc j
oution ana blucner styles wlto mili
tary heels.
$3,50
Ws're at do extra expense In selling
mesa snoes. nun us it lan t cqe line,
but many; so that ttie expense Is di-
videa, sna you get the saving we
make in the extra value we give in the 1
shoes.
DrexelShoe Co.
Hth and Douqlas Sis.
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Plant now for winter and
spring bloom.
Tulips 15c per dozen up.
Hyacinths 35c per dozen
and up.
Narcissus, Lilies, Crocus,
Snowdrop, Iris and many oth
ers. ,
Stewart's Seed Store
119 N. 16th Street. .s
Omaha, Nebraska.
FOR A FEW DAYS MORE
CCT. 29. 30 1KD 31
LOW
ONE - WAY RATES
VIA
UI1I01I PACIFIC
mo
OMAHA
1419 Fnruam Si.
8a4 for caaaJocns.
$25.00
$25.00
$25.00
$25.00
$22.50
$20.00
$20.00
to Ban Francisco, Los
Angeles, 6an Diego, and
many o t b r California
points.
to Everstt, ralrhaTsn,
Wnatcom. VancouYot
and Victoria.
to Portlaad, Astoria.
Tacoma and Seattle.
to A s h 1 a n d. Roseburg.
Eugene, Albany and
Salem. Including branch
lines In Oregon.
toSpokano and inter
mediate O.lt.et N. points;
to Wenatchea and tutor
mediate point.
to Butte, Anaconda,
Helena, and all inter
mediate main line points.
to Ogden and Bait Lake
City, and Intermediate
mala llee points.
For full Information call at or address
CITY TUKcT JFICE, 1324 FARNAM ST.
Thone Us.
