TITE OMAITA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1905.
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MONITORS HONOR JOHNSON
(lob Olrri Farewell Bnaaaot te
Iepartlne Member of the
Organisation.
Theodore Johnaon, Jor the last twelve
years s rfl5pnt of this city and promlnrnt
In the political councils of the Swedish re
publicans of this city, and for the last five
years a member of the Board of Education,
as well as preoldent of that body for one
term, was last Tuesday evening tendered a
complimentary and farewell banquet at
the Monitor club by his friends.
Mr. Johnson, who has been manager for
the Robert Dempster company, the local
house of the Photographers' Supply trust,
has been promoted to the charge of the
Chicago branch of this concern and leaves
with his family for his new home.
A sumptuous repast had been provided
and the rooms were beautifully decorated.
(Justave Andreen, the veteran representa
tive of the Swedish nationality of this city,
acted as toastmaster for the evening and
In his usually hnppy mood Introduced the
various speakers of the evening. The presi
dent of the club, Fred W. Flodman, spoke
for the honored guest and the good he had
accomplished for his countrymen. The vice
president, J. Bundland, spoke feelingly for
the family of the guest of the evening and
the loss which will be keenly felt among I
their wide circle of friends left behind. t
Consul Stenberg, John Steele, Sam Burg
strom and others testified to the hold Mr.
Johnson has on the hearts of his friends I
- . vi. -. n ..1IK.. . . man nn I
public official.
A handsome cigar and tobacco service, In
the form of a monitor fully equipped for
action, was presented to Mr. Johnson as a
sonvenir from the club.
The Monitor Club quartet enlivened the
occasion with several selections. Covers
were luld for fifty.
T1IE CHAKF CONCERTS.
I'lrat One Opens the New I.yrle The
ater Seat Thursday Rrenlngr.
Over one hundred of the best known
names In Omaha appear on the subscrip
tion list for the season of concerts which
has been projected by Clement Chase for
this winter at the new Lyric theater. The
first of these will be next Thursday even
ing, on which occasion this little gem of
a theater will be thrown open to the pub
lic for tha first time. The opening con
cert will be by David Blspham, always a
favorite in Omaha, and a quartet. Beats
may bo secured at Hoape'a or by tele
phoning the Excelsior office.
The opening night bids fair to be quite
a brilliant eveqt. as society wilt turn out
In force. The theater Is located en tha
ground floor of tha Rohrbough building,
at Nineteenth and Farnam streeta, and Is
complete In all Its appointments, though
on a miniature scale. The seats are tha
latest style of opera chairs and will be
found to have plenty of knee room. There
Is quite a balcony, reached by a flight of
only six or seven steps, and the demand
for seats la the balcony has been quit
noticeable.
Water nates.
The Omaha Water company, regarding
the advertisement of water rates by the
Water Board of the city of Omaha as
calculated to mislead citizens and water
consumers with respect to the facts of
the situation, desires to say that the re
duced rates attempted to be fixed for
Omaha consumers by the Water Board
have not become finally established, but
are still the subject of conljuveisy In the
courts, the water company contending that
the Water Board had no power to reduce
the rates because of the city's -original
contract with the company fixing the limit
of the company's charges, which the com
pany has never exceeded, and contending
alno that the reduced rates are unreason
able. Should these contentions be sustained
as the result of the company's pending
suit, all consumers who shall have mean
time paid only the reduced rates will bo
subject to legal proceedings for the re
covery of tho difference. Should the re
duced rates be ultimately established the
company will, of course, refund to each
consumer who shall meantime have paid
the full rate the difference between that
rate and the rate as reduced.
THE OMAHA WATER COMPANY,
By E. M. FAIRFIELD, General Manager.
Omaha, November 18, 1905.
Kotlce!
After several weeks of cutting, fitting
and saving dolls clothes the nursery com
mittee of the Child Having Institute has a
fine offering of dolls and dolls' clothes for
their second annual Doll Bazar.
Everybody Is Invited to the sale, which
will be held Friday and Saturday, Decem
ber 1 and 2 at The Bee Building, 1706 Far
nam street, Omaha.
Bricklayers, Notice!
Special meeting of No. 1 of Nebraska
Tuesday evening, November a, 1906, at 7:30
sharp. Important business.
By order of the president.
Write Mawhinney Kvan tor 1906 Christ,
mas Jewelry catalogue. It's fro.
A
Third week of Sam'l Burn's reduction sale.
A "tunning Window Display.
Probably the most attractive window
from the artistic and strictly seasonable
viewpoint that has yet been a feature
of nny of the big department stores Is at
present drawing large crowds of sight
seers at the southeast corner of 16th and
Harney that of the Bennett Company.
It Is called a Thanksgiving Window, be
ing devoted entirely to good things sug
gestive of dispensation on November 20.
There are some novel and very clever
artistic touches, the centerpiece being a
cluster of subdued electric lights incased
In varl-colored glass In the form of huge
bunches of grapes; In the forefront and
laid flat Is a long sweep of mirror, on
which are tastefully dispersed several ele
gant vases In hand painted1 china and
brilliant cut glass; some very attractive
pieces of silverware, bonbons, fruit dishes,
etc. In Just the right corners are dis
played some superb samples of brass can
delabra and electroliers in brass and copper.
Tho background of the display, which
occupies the two corner windows of 18th
and Harney, is prettily hung with hand
embroidered Irish linen, the centerpiece of
the whole being a superb Thanksgiving
table richly laid with the daintiest of
serving utensils and presided over by a
lordly scion of the genus turkey.
AA'THE 93 CENT F 5T0RO
p 513 P odtfo SV-1
From Europe
New China
Things
at Special Prices
OUR DISPLAY TO-DAY EM
BRACES THE PRODUCTS OF
THE BKST KNOWN CHINA
MAKERS IN EUROPE WE
PICK THE BEST things of all
so that you may have variety.
Each product has its charac
teristics and each will lind en
thusiasts. The newly opened goods are
marvels of china making in val
ues as we have priced thjm for
this week.
Odd things In Platters, Celery
Trays, Nut Bowls, Chocolate
Pots, Sugars and Creams, etc ,
etc., etc., ranging as low as 10
cents and up to $4.75.
YOUNG MEN'S
NOBBY SHOES
The Stylish Street or Dress Shoe for
Vrtimtf U.n'a Was . V. 1 . 1 - . I
Button mnilB of Patent Colt, Gun
Metal Calf and Wax Calf Potay and
prop Toe-Mllltary Heet Single or
Double Sole.
OUR PRICE $3.50.
about his Footwear will appreciate
these Shoes.
Send for catalogue.
DrexelShoeCo.
1419 Faruam St.
Fall and Winter Catalogue Now Ready.
i its!!
STANDARD OF AMERICA FOR 70 YEARS
STANDARD OF AMERICA FOR 70 YEARS
JOHN IIUSSIE HARDWARE CO.
2407 Cuming Street.
"If you buy it of Hussie itVrigtit."
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Pure
Liquors
For
Thanksfiv njf
Wines and Bran
dies for Cooking,
Choice Vssert
Wint. Tekohone
your order FS V1. or
ask m to send a rep
resentative viti sam
ple. Fine Whiskies
75c; $1 and $ I.S5 quart.
4 qls. shipped prepaid.
J. N. KOPALD a
SONS,
1 6th a.
mm
msm
1
21st Year
nd Wcbittr Streets
OMAHA
2-K. wedding rings. &unoim, jeweler.
The P. E. O. sisterhood will give, at
Crelghton university auditorium, Saturday
night, November 26, "The Burglar and the
Blizzard," for the benefit of a room In the
new Methodist hospital. Tickets on sale at
Myers-Dillon Drug company and Beaton
Drug company.
See our great holiday oiler, . given this
month only, to at old the usual holiday
rush, H. Heyn, photographer, west side of
South Fifteenth street. Two story building.
DR. BRADBURY
lttt FARNAfi
Teeth extracted,.. Me
Porcelain PilTInja $ I op
dold FUliote $1 up
Silver Fittings... eo up
Crowes. ......$3.a op
Hates. $Z00 up
DENTIST
IB Years Same Location
'Phone 1756.
BrIJce Work $3.50 op
Nerves removed withe
out palo.
Loose Teeth Mad
Solid.
Work (uajraateed 10 nara,
Wabash Rtollroad.
" The following changes made In passen
ger train service effective November 19,
1SW6:
FROM OMAHA.
No. 14, St. Louis Express, dally..., 6:30pm
ARRIVE OMAHA.
NO. 1, St. Louis Express, dally 8:40 am
FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Ho. 4, Stanberry Local, dally ex
cept Sunday 5:00 pm
No. t. St- Louis Local, daily :15 am
ARRIVE COUNCIL BLUFFS.
No. S, Western Express, dally 10:30 pm
No. 6, Stanberry Local, dally ex
cept Sunday 11:30 am
For all Information call at Wabash City
Office, 16ol Farnam street, or address
Harry E. Moores, O. A. P. D., Omaha,
Neb.
0E FARE t'OK THE KUL.D TRIP.
Via Chicago Great Western Railway
One fare for the round trip via Chicago
Great Western Railway to points within
150 miles. Tickets on sale every Saturday
and Sunday up to December 17. Oood re
turning the following Monday. Low rates
to other points on sale every Friday. For
full Information apply to 8. D. Parkhurst,
Q. A., 1513 Farnam street.
Harry B. Davis, undertaker TeL 1231
Men's, boys, children's clothing, hats,
ladies' suits, skirts, milliner;., etc., cash or
credit. People's Ktore. lth and Karnam.
MAUL Undertaking Co.. iilT Capitol Ave.
Have Foot print tv
One of Our
New $3.50
Styles for
Fall
Fashionable and Up-to-Date.
but shaped
for comfort as well
as beauty.
FRY SHOE CO.
Utk m4 Dnqlas Sis.
CHRISTMAS GIVIXG
Is a pleasure when the gifts
are appropriate and beautiful.
It is easier to make the
right selection now than
late In the season when the
selection ts limited by a
depleted stock and by the
shortness of time. Make
your selection now. while
our stock Is complete, and
we will lay them aside for
you.
It wTTJslI
B B 1JI OLA , a ammmm
I OH. TWO OF A KIND, OUR
WV.X.O.J1
"RIGHT AND LEFT"
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Fit perfectly. "You'll try a pair when
you try them on."
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J$3i fjC
1 WALKOVER SHOE STORE
1 H ISat Farnam St.
U Ed. S. Thompson, "the Walkover Man"
L "OK .
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Vs I I I Vstii trAiionro otonrl K I I Af
Til I brunt of the sulfa wear. A tfV ;y '
ft I I new pair of trouners will not 1 1 feQr r,
Only Five Weeks
to Christmas. You do have to buy presents, of course, and you might
as well do It In time and eRcape the rush. Our stock Is now complete
for the holidays, and we offer -6u a variety In selection and a quality
In every article that should prove absolutely satisfactory. We are the
headquarters for Watches and can sell you any Watch you desire for
from $1.00 to $500. But let us quote you a few prices:
Gentlemen's Watch, gold filled, 20 years guaranteed cae, 15-jewel
Waltham or Elgin works 90.75
Ladles' Watch, gold filled hunting case, plain or engraved, as you de"
.sire, guaranteed $12.00
(1847) Rogers Bros.' celebrnted (6) Knives and (6) Forks for. .$3.40
6 Tablespoons, Kogcrs Bros.' celebrated 1847 $:t.l5
0 Teaspoons, Rogers Bros.' celebrated 1847 $1.50
You must see our large stock of Toilet Sets, In silver and gold,
rich and dainty, from $5.00 and up. And you surely will find every
article you need or want.
At the Sign of the Crown
It
I n 1
115 S. 16th Street. Opposite the Boston Store.
Our Immensely Increased repairing trade testifies to our flrst-clasa
experienced Watchmakers' and Jewelers' ability. Watch Inspectors
for C, St. P., M. & O. R. R. and Inspectors of Clocks for all the city
schools.
s
Greatest
Dress Goods
Sale on
Record
Monday
THK KKMARLK Hi OH hi.
Special
Bargains h
Carpets
and Rugs
Monday
U 11
To Always Be
a is
wen uressea
Ioes not require the outlay of a great
amount of cali Only a small outlay la
lequlred If you buy
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Hand -Tailored Clothing. There is a certain
distinctiveness In doslKn and pattern a
made-In-order appearance that will please,
the most fastidious dressers, and the
quality of materials ant workmanship In
sures unbounded satisfaction and splendid
service.
Let us show you the greatest line of
linnd-tathnvri clothing evtr shown In the
wt'st. I'rlcrs:
512.50, $15.00, $18.00,
$20.00, $22.50, $25.00
Special Sale of Men's Suits
An Immense line of fine suits In slncle or
douhh-brcasted Ktyle, perfect In lit, splendid
in fabric, well tailored, unmatchable bar
K'ttn, at
$7.50 and $10.00
Copyright 1905 by
Hart Schaftner 6 Marx
Special Sale of Youths' and Boys
Cloth ng
VOt NU MEN'S SUITS In ages from 14
to 20 years, slnle or double-breasted
styles. Special bargains Monduy at
$5.00, $6.50 and $7.50
OULDKKN'S KNKB PANTS SI'ITS-In
Norfolk and double-breasted styles, all
fabrics und colors, special at
$1.50, $1.65 and $1.95
Great China Sale Monday
Decorated French, Austrian, Bavarian and Imperial
China Cups and saucers, plates, vases, bowls, jellies, salads,
fruits, oatmeals, spoon trays, cake plates, ash and olive trays,
tea howls, etc. Articles in this lot worth regularly up to $1.25
all go in two great lots Mondav 1A 1
choice luc and Zjc
HAYDEN BROS.
TV
1 iT
IS
n - . a
EVERYBODY TO KNOW
IE&vVmav. rock springs coal
Fresh from our own mines at Rock Springs, Wyoming.
That we are prepared to make prompt delivery and will
appreciate your order.
That there Is no satisfactory substitute for this coal, so
let us supply you with the real article while the
weather Is nice.
Central Coal & Coke Co,
PHONES 1221-1685.
15th and Harney St.
Relief for Survivors . of
Russian Massacres.
To the Jewish People of Nebraska:
The atrocious barbarity of brutal mobs in
liussia, when neither age, sex or condition was
spared, has made thousands of Jewish homes in
that unhappy land houses of mourning.
With the details .of the . recent sickening
horrors caused by unbridled passion and fana
ticism, you are already advised through the
press. Every city and village with but few ex
ceptions, has become a Kischeneff, where
wretchedness and desolation have overwhelmed
the maimed and starving survivors who have
lost their bread winners.
To help these unfortunates with financial
aid is the least we can do to alleviate their dis
tress. Humanity demands our immediate as
sistance. This appeal is therefore directed to
you perconally, wherever you may reside in
Nebraska, to at once Send your contribution by
bank check or postoffice order, to Morris Levy,
Treasurer, Fifteenth and Farnam Streets,
Omaha. The receipt of the money will be duly
acknowledged, and the disposition of the funds
collected will be announced in the press.
COMMITTEE:
RABBI FREDERICK COHN,
MORRIS LEVY,
L. HARRIS.
State Press please copy.
With its superb climate and rich soil
is an ideal place for the
HOMESEEKER
In the fertile valleys almost every
kind of grain can be raised.
Oranges, Lemons, Peaches, Pears, Apricots, Prunes, Crapes,
and many other fruits grow in great abundance
throughout the state.
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE ON THE
Electric Lighted Trains, Composite Observa
tion Cars, Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars,
Dining Cars, Meals a la Carte, Tourist Sleep
ing Cars, Free ltecliulng Chair Cars, etc.
Two meals cheaper and quicker to San Francisco
than via any other line.
For full intormatlon Inquire at
CITY TICKET OFFICE, 1324 FARNAM STREET.
'Phone 316.
Standing the Brunt
Your trousers stand the
brunt of the suit's wear. A
new pair of trousers will not
only add to the appearance of
that suit, but postpone the
time of that suit's disappear
ance. A $7 pair of McCarthy-Wilson
made - for - you
trousers will add a whole
year to the life of that suit,
and will add greatly to the
appearance of your entire attire.
M.eC.rtky.WiLort
Tailoring: Co..
8. llh Bt. Next Door to
Wabash Ticket Offlcs. Phons ISO
Open evenings until 9 o'clock.
G. A. L1NDQUEST CO.
MEHC'H AST TAILORS.
MAKE BEST CLOTHES.
FALL SELECTIONS NOW IN.
235-230 Pastoa Block. 'Phsaa 1881.
Sixteenth and Farnam Bta
When You Write
to Advertisers
rtmraibtr It only taaaa u extra atrok at
two of tho n" t me' iioo ta fael lual
i aaw la ad. la Taa baa.
We manufacture our own trunki. traveling base anu u.i
raaea. W make them of the bea material. Our workmen
hip Is unexceMed We eell them or leae than Inferior
sradw would cost you oleewbere. If you buy of ue '.d
will set the ben you will save .noney ou will be better
eatiafled. Leather Bound Mat tine Suit Caaee. M 54 SJ.75 and
tiou. We do repnlrinir.
OMAHA TRUNK FACTORY,
1220 Farnam Strati.
HOME VISITORS' RATES
VIA
Illinois Central R.R.
The Date, Novembzr 27th
j. jr "OtB trmrmt, old Tiaaa." T1! 3"!
y ila - Mi mtf c"r" ' vai D lfjiui.T tu&Me to rams- 1 11 ' " J
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A chance to visit your old home. "Why
Thanksgiving with old friends once more? T
Central makes this possible by offering except!
rates for the round trip, as shown below, with 21
Toronto, Ont .$35.55
HOME VISITORS' EXCURSIONS
MOM ALL POINTS ON
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY
GREATLY REDUCED RATES EAST
Indiana, Ohio and certain points In Illinois, Kentucky, Weal
Virginia, Pennsylvania, New York, Michigan and Ontario,
November 27th. 190S. A Return limit. 21 day.
DONT MISS THIS CHANCE
To Tialt Ue eld none and m yoar frteada ot vtbmr daya.
roe Mancukaaa. mauiac of conpaaya aaiNT. on
. C. TeVNSEKD, eaeral FuhiIU tad Ticael ejtal. St LeuU. Me.
Indianapolis, Ind.
Louisville, Ky . ..
Detroit, Mich. . . .
Buffalo, N. V. . .
Salamanca, N. Y
Cleveland, O. . . .
Columbus, O. . . .
. $43.00
.$43.70
.$28.15
Cincinnati, O
Toledo, O
Htuburg, Fa
Wheeling. W. Va....
Springfield, 111
Kankakee, 111 ...... .
Uloomlngton, 111. . . . .
Decatur, 111
not spend
ho Illinois
oiiiilly low
Jay limit.
$27.R5
$25.70
$11.00
$11.70
$17.45
$18.00
$10.05
$17.00
Correspondingly low rates to nearly all points in the
above states.
For full particulars call at H012 Farnam Street, Omaha,
or write
SAMUEL NORTH,
DISTRICT PASSENGER AGENT, OMAHA, NEB.
No Headache, Nervousness or Insomnia
WHEN YOU SMOKK
RlereainitBle Ssairs
Because You Are Smoklnf A Fine Selected Havana Tobacco
and Which Has Been Carefully and Properly Treated.
F. ft. RICE MERCANTILE CIGAR CO. T. LOUIS