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TIIE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, JANUARY 14, 190(5.
B
WCRR DONE BT THE CRECHE
Annual prt of Gffisert Ihowi'Qood
Tear.
FIUR HUNDRED CHILDREN ENROLLED
Vkit Efforts Fall nail Hoitr
4 What Bneeeed No Deaths
or Aeeldeafs Darlas;
Tear.
The annual report of the officers of ths
Crecha for 19W, Including the report of ths
treasurer, Mrs. A. D. Brandela, shows that
the year was one of prosperity and activity.
A total of too children were cared for at the
Institution. A list Is given of the bene
flclarles of the Creche. The report Is as
follows:
Our Creche has shown a singularly clean
bill of health for the past year. The winter
coal bills were excessive, but the bouse was
warm.
- The April meeting; was so small that we
decided to Increase the membership of our
board, which was done at the May meeting,
making the number twenty-flve.
As we were unable last fall to raise' the
full amount needed to meet expenses and
our funds were retting low. we considered
plana for raining money. We first decided to
Gve a ptimio reception at the creche on
ay 13 to let our townspeople see and renew
their acquaintance with our work. Ample
preparations were made to receive any
number of guests, but the windows of
heaven were seemingly opened and but few
tamo. Among them were Mr. .Chambers
and his friend, J. K. Owens, both full of a
plan to put the Creche In unlimited funds,
we had determined long ago to use none
but home talent for entertainments for the
benefit of the Creche, and as Prof. Owens
was already a citizen of Omaha we were
persuaded to accept their proposition. The
end did not Justify the means, the work de
volving on many of our board was too
great, the time 111 chosen Just at the close
of schools for a children's opera and, many
other conditions combined to disappoint us.
The "thousands expected" dwindled to
about 1600.
Card Party gaeeess.
The card party planned by Mrs. Lemlst
aselnted by a few others of the board, was a
delightful success, socially and financially.
Bo smoothly did the affair move to the
finish that one woman said to me: "How
easily that $200 was made with no trouble
at all." I reminded her that 200 tickets had
to be sold, a doxen prises secured, the club
house decorated and a hundred other things
done before the Country club Creche card
party of June S could materialize. The
Country club put Its fine house and grounds
at our disposal, thereby .aiding greatly In
our success.
In a review of our summer's work we re
member with pride the entertainment given
to the Creche children, their matron and
nurses, by onr treasurer, Mrs. Arthur Bran
dels, at her country house at Calhoun.
Neither pains nor expense were spared to
make the excursion delightful, and It will
long remain as a red letter day In the
memory of all the hapnv Dartlcttanta.
We voted to raise. If possible, enough!
money this fall to meet all expenses for a
J'ear. so began earlier than usual to solicit
unds. each member taking a list of names,
but we have not succeeded In raising the
12.006 required. We have 11.604 and the bal
ance must be forthcoming.
Through the kindness of Mr. Tucker and
others of our street car officers the entire
Creche was taken to the park, where they
enjoyed a picnic and returned safe and won
derfully happy and tired to their snug beds
at Ttlfcht. We are glad to be fellow citizens
of these kind-hearted public-spirited men.
Few can estimate the pleasure the little
ones derived from the sand pile furnished
them by Mrs. Charles Kountze last summer.
Our thanks are due to the' newspapers of
Omaha, which are Invariably courteous and
generous to us, and to all -who aid us In
this great work of saving the children we
are truly grateful.
Ho Deaths or Accidents.
The number of children cared for at the
Creche for the past year Is too. There were
no accidents nor no deaths to record.
We are glad to see that our good natron,
Mrs. Weldt, la getting her look of health
Blr iftnf ha, aavu,. Illnnaa Bh ! m faith-
ful friend to these children and has bees
for many years. We were glad to be able
to Increase her salary a little this fall.
Our monthly meetings are more Interest
. lng when every member Is present. It Is
not too much to ask of each of us that we
spend two hours a month in devising means
to carry on this charity. There Is much to
consider, many beds for endowment, others
ready to be replenished and sewing always.
This Is not worthy to be called a report
merely a review of a busy summer.
We feel sure we have accomplished some
lasting; good for mothers and babies In
keeping up the Creche. .1
1,1st of Oncers.
' The following well known women are the
officers and board of directors of the Omaha
Charity association (operating the Creche)
for the ensuing year: President, Mrs. T. I
Kimball; vice president, Mrs. Ada T. Wal
ker; treasurer, Mrs. A. D. Brandels; secre
tary, Mrs. E. R. McMahon; board of trus
tees, Mesdames Thomas Kilputrtck, O. T.
Anderson, Guy Howard, J. E. Baum,
Charles Kountse, Joseph Cudahy, J. L. Lob
man, A. J. Beaton, Arthur Remington, Van
Nostrand. J. C. Cowln, W. A. Redick,
Arthu- Metx, A. O. Beeson, H. U. LeTr.lBt,
F. A. Nash, Gurdon Wattles, Howard Bald
rige. Miss Barrows, Mlsa Millard, Miss Kim-
Bxhlblt of Donations.
Cash contributions were received during
the year as follows:
Omaha Elevator Co., by M. E. Peek.. $25. 00
c. is. xosi
Hay ward Bros
J. I Brandels & Sons .,
Nebraska Clothing company. ...i
Wright-Wllhelmy company
C. R Black
E. E. Bruce '
15.00
12.00
10.00
10X)
10.00
10.00
10.00
Byrne-Hammer Dry Goods company... 10.00
People's Installment company 6.00
Mra. Alfred Millard 10.00
Ezra Millard 6.00
Dr. and Mrs. Glfford 25.00
Mlsa Carrie Millard 13.00
Mlsa Helen Millard 1000
Mrs. Herbert KogeiS s.OO
John Litenter 6.0)
Walter S. Jurdine 10.00
J. J. Hanlgnen 10.00
The Friday club S. 10.00
Browning, King & Co., by Mr. Wilcox 10.00
R. Ia Carter 6.00
Mr. Hitchcock 10.00
Herman Kountze 25.00
M. K. Smith & Co.. by Mr. B unless.. K go
Al M oliler 25.00
Mra. B. Munro if. in
William Foppleton ; 10.00
F. H. Davis (.oft
Mr. Lomux (.00
Mra. T. J. Mahoney j.oo
Mrs. Dick Stewart....: J.OO
Deere Plow cumpany 5.00
Myr?n Learned 6.00
L. Drake H.00
Milton Rigers , io.oo
John A. creignton.... ao.OO
Mr. Myers or Myers Dillon 10.00
Mr. Woolworth lO.oo
A. L. Reed 10 00
Dr. Jonas 10.00
Mra Horbach , 10.00
Rome Miller , .10.00
. Mrs. Guy Howard.,,., , 10.00
J, A. McBhane 10 00
J. L Wtbater .' jo.OO
Dr. C. E. Bmlth , 6.00
Mra. Falrni ld 4.00
Creche luncheon t 50
Mra Colonel Pratt 60. 00
Guv Barton ..koaa
Mra G. Wattles 10.00
Charles F. Manderson 25 00
Mr. K. Cuduhy...., 25.00
Mr. McCord jo.00
Mrs. T. C. Cuming 10 1(0
I. Bridges ,. 10.00
F. Hamllion 15.00
C. N Diets B 00
Mra Kilpatrick , 60.00
Welch Bros 1.00
. Omaha Gas Co., by Mr. Clabauh 10 00
Mr. Coutant 100
Miller. Hie wart A Beaton 10.00
' LJnlnger ol Metoalf , 10 00
Beaton Drug company 5.00
Dr. Gllmore , (.00
E. Cackley 00
. Reebe-Kunyon company...., , (.
' Huiisey company too
.. Mrs. F. L. Kimball $6.00
Carpenter Paper company 10 00
P- E.-llr i 00
Bemls Hn company ,. 1000
R. 8. Hall.r 1&00
A. llospe t oo
Nebraska Underwriters' association
National Biscuit company ,
B. H. Hobieon ,
E. R. McMahon '.....
Btrphea Bungs..,
Hayden Broa ,,, :.
F. A. Nash
Drummond Carriage company
W. J. C. Ker.you ,
Armour A Co
Mr. Crofoot ,
lt. Joy Morton ,.
1.00
(.00
(oo
(00
1.00
(.00
10.00
10. uo
10.00
10 00
(.00
X 00
10.00
10.00
SB. 00
(oo
10 00
x luya pi. oiiiim.
joy Morton
Joseph M. Cudaby
L. W. Wakalwv ,
H. R Palmer. Bun A Co.....
H. E. Palmer
(0
ueorg u. raimer 10.00
John Cowln
8tor Brewing company.
ft (10
10.00
mum Iron company
Transmlsslssirpi Uraln company,
Mr. Cowgill
by
.... 1100
Sommer Bros
Joseph Baldric ,
10 00
.......a...., w
f 00
10.00
nr. Allison .
Mr. Bidwell
Thompson. Belden Co.
10 00
H. II. Baldrige
too
loo
A. Cl. Beeson .
W. Farnam Bmlth Co.
Brown Borshelm ,
Iiee-UlasN-Andreesen Co..
E. W. IHion
Mr. Burgess
The Bennett Co
O. D. Klpllnger
Charles Keller
A T
(.00
(.00
10.00
15.00
(.00
10.00
(00
10.00
(00
Stockton Heth -00
American Hand Bewed Shoe Co. (by
Mr. Austin) WOO
Mr. Oulou 1 W
J. Paxton M-00
American Express Co. (by Mr. Butler) 6.00
Arthur Bmlth
(.00
Louis Mets
Arthur Mets
Farrell Byrup Co
Mr. Penfold
Chase A Co
Mrs. a. Wattles
Mrs. C. B. Rates
Mrs. R. C. Moore
Mrs. Oeorge Joslyn ...
Mrs. Frank Lehmer ...
Mrs. Frank Colpetier .
Mrs. William Redick .
Walter Molse .
W. J. Hunter
Pease Bros
Charles C. George
Mr. Edholm
Talbot lee Co.....
Mrs. Barker, sr
Mrs. Gannett
Mrs. J. I. Redick
Hnnska (meat market)
Miss Johnson
Mrs. Clark
George Hoagland
R H. Bprague
Remlnrton & Kessler .
(00
(.00
(.00
5.(0
too
(0.00
(.00
1.50
(0 00
(00
(00
6 00
(00
(00
5 00
6.00
6.00
300
IM
too
too
10
1.00
1 00
lo.oo
lo.no
10.00
Donations other than cash were received
from the following: x '
Provisions Cudahy Packing company.
Mrs, Teck. Mrs. Caldwell. Orchsrd W 11
helm comnany. Otto Warner, Trinity ca
thedral. Mrs. A. D. Brandela. Miss C. Mil
lard. Mrs. Hugo Brandela Mrs. Joseph
Cudahv. Mrs. G. M Hitchcock, Mrs. Luther
Kountse, Mrs. HT"an Kountze. Mrs.
Charles Kount. Conrreratlonal church
Mrs. Dufrene. Mrs. Victor White. Mrs. J. 15
n- A TTniAn Tea enTYmanv. im
provement league. Mrs T U Klmbsll. the
F.'Vs, Charles Trl"ha11. Dr. and Mm
Glfford. Mrs. Guv Howard. Charles rvyball
Mrs. Keellne.. MM. uemisi, k. h.. wercn
Johnson Bros.
Clothing Neeo-ewors "'" ; i
Wranflele. V . W. Ho.irege. rs. j. e..
Baum. K. N. Burress. iwra. is. i. Anurr
inn. Mrs. J. Van Noor-d. '
MIce11aeoU8-Ir Fred Tke medical
Arves; Mrs. A. T). Bra "dels. Mrs. T. it.
Kimball, Boston Store Bennett "W-ww,
Harden P'os.. Mr. and Mrs J. K. B-nm.
.T H. MtHard. IXv1d Hamilton. Krijw
Paper enmnnnv, Methodist hospital. Mrs.
Tnaen Ct'dahv. street rallwav company,
Mrs Thomas KllnatrVK. Presbvterlan Pw-
Ins? PlV'V Be"ton itth n,m"-..-j.
Haves Mrs. H Glfford. MUs fT7."
helm i Mr. Arthur Mtn. Mrs. Dick Stew
art, People's Wore. Mrs. Conn.
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A SPI.EJIDID IHDORSEStEHT.
Medical Journal' Opinion of Biancn-
atrd'a Kcsema Lotion.
From the Chicago Journal of Health:
The proprietary medicine that we con
sider worthy of editorial mention Is Blan
chard's Eczema Lotion, which has un
questionably proved Its right to rank as a
speclflo of the highest character. This
wonderfully auccessful remedy is com
pounded by Prof. Joseph Blanchard, skin
specialist, of Minneapolis, Minn
ana is
a genuine speclflo for eczema, being that
one proprietary remedy In a thousand that
this publication can consistently endorse in
Its editorial columns. We consider It not
only a clearly Indicated duty, but likewise
a pleasure to single out Blanchard's Ecze
ma Lotion and bestow upon It the unquali
fied editorial endorsement of the Chicago
Journal of Health." -For sale by Rlohard
son Drug Co., wholesale druggists, Omaha.
Harry B. Davis, undertaker. Tel. 122a
UrK. wedding rings. Edhelm. Jeweler.
Homeseekora and Colonists.
On Tuesday. January .16, the Missouri
Paclflo railway will sell tickets at very low
rates, both one way and round trip, to
certain points in the south and southwest.
For full Information call or address Thomas
F. Godfrey, passenger and ticket agent,
southeast corner 16th and Farnam streets,
Omaha, Neb.
DIAMONDS. Frenzer, 15th and Dodge.
Attention. A. O. V. W.
All members of the A. O. U. W. are In.
vlted to attend a union meeting to be held
with Patten lodge No. 173, at their hall In
the A. O, V. W. temple, 110-111 North Mth
street, Monday evening, January 16. A
good time for all. .
W. H. BAKEJR, M. W.
, " J. G. M'LEAN, Recorder.
The Juvenile Court Law" Is to be the
topic of discussion before the Omaha Philo
sophical club at Its next meeting, Sunday,
January 14, at 1.30 p. m. at room 1. second
floor of Patterson block, Seventeenth and
Farnam streets, opening address will be by
Judge C. E. Foster, by whom a clear pres
entation of ' this phase of law may be
relied upon. Admission free. Everybody
Invited. .
The Valae of a Trade Mark.
A trade mark Is usually some one par
tlcularmark on goods to show their origin,
but, as a matter of fact, any new, original
quality, feature -or characteristic of an ar
ticle of manufacture. If widely made known
through advertising, becomes valuable as
a trade mark, and Is protected by the
courts, so that one article may have many
"trade marks" that belong to It alone.
Thus, for example. In the case of Cascar
ets. Candy Cathartic, the name "Cascar
eta," the expression "Candy Cathartic"
the peculiar shape and color of -box. the
octagonal tablet, and the letters "C. C. C."
on each tablet, all' are expressive trade
"marks" of that popular medicine, because
they Indicate their genuineness, dltlngulsn
them from Imitations and have become
universally known to the people.
Merrltt's Phar.. 13 Dou. Open all night
Have Root print It.
BRDNINC PLAN IS BLOCKED
BetoUtioo to Cat Price pf Cotnty Heali
rails Oaco Men to luota
URE AND KCNNARD STAND IN THE WAY
Offer ns Their Eient for Opposlaa
It Necessity of More Time
Tnan Several Weeks
Already Elapsed.
After an hour spent In discussion the
Board of County Commissioners Saturday
morning laid over until next Wednesday
action on the Bruning resolution to cut
from 46 to SO cents a day, the rate for feed
ing prisoners In the county Jail. In the
meantime the board will meet In committee
of the whole Monday morning to consider
the resolution and also the appointments
to be made to various offices at the disposal
of the commissioners. . '
The discussion was Inaugurated by Com
missioner Solomon, who presented . figures
he had gathered from various sources as to
the cost of meal a He had visited the Jail
and secured figures on the quantities and
kind of food served In the two meals per
day. From these figures. he. gained the re
suit that on the - number of prisoners at
present In the Jail the sheriff Is making a
profit of 100 per cent. That Is, the cost to
the county per day at present Is 140.60, while
the cost to the sheriff for materials, cook
ing and serving is 130.25. Under the pro
posed reduction the county would pay only
$40.50 per. day and the sheriff would gather
a profit of $10 per day, .
"However high this rate may be consid
ered In the light of the facta and the profit,
to the sheriff, even at the SO-cent rate,
said Commissioner Solomon, "I do not want
to be unfair. I do want to allow the sheriff
a reasonable profit, and am therefore will
ing to vote for the SO-cent rate." .
Bono Striking Comparisons.
Incidentally Mr. Solomon called attention
to the meals served by the Associated Char
ities at 10 cents each. Including butter, milk
and dessert: by the County hospital at the
rate of 83 cents a day for three meala. In
cluding . milk, butter, vegetables and des
sert; and In public restaurants at 16 cents
per meal. He had personally tested these
meala and felt sure the sheriff could serve
his prisoners just as cheaply and at a good,
fair profit. ,
Commissioner Ure read the Bruning reso
lutlon and maintained' It was defective, In
the light of the statutes . governing the
whole matter - of Jail administration. He
called attention to a section making It the
duty of the district Judges to make rules
for the conduct of the Jail. . , -
"If any such rules are In existence," he
said, "I have not been able to find them.
If they are made,- or-, when they are made,
it may be we shall have to' provide for other
costs of Jail administration - beside the
meals. I feel the adoption of this resolu
tion at this time would.be premature. I
want this thing done In proper form."
Commissioner Kennard also urged that
the resolution lay over. In order that the
board might get the right of the proposi
tion from the start. He remarked that' all
were In favor of the purpose of the resolu
tion. "
Commissioner Tralnor expressed himself
j jor the resolution and said he Intended to
vote for the reduction. He was willing,
however, the two commissioners who were
asking delay should have the time noces
sary to satisfy themselves.
, Peadlngr Lonrr Time Already.
Chairman Bruning and Commissioner
Solomon called attention to the fact that
the resolution had been pending a long time
and the date named for It to go Into effect
Is Monday; also that they understood' a
tacit agreement had been made to vote
on It at his meeting. Mr. Solomon In
sisted on a vote and offered a motion to
that effect.
.Commissioner Kennard moved aa a sub
stitute that the resolution ' lay over and
that the district judges be requested to
formulate rulea . as provided for in the
statute. On a vote the substitute was
adopted by, the vote pf Kennard, 'ftainor
and Ure. Mr. Tralnor explained that he
voted Tor the substitute only on the ground
of allowing more time for Investigation of
the whole subject
Commissioner Solomon at once gave no
tice of a meeting of the committee of the
whole at 9:30 Monday morning to take UP
the resolution, also the appointment of
officers.
The matter of letting contracts for print
ing -and supplies did not come up.
County Treasurer Fink's bond for 1300,000
was approved.
William A. Toder will be county superin
tendent of schools until his successor Is
elected and qualified.
County Clerk Drexel s final report showed
a surplus of 3138.07 turned into the county
treasury, against a deficit In fees last ear
of 128.
The board adjourned to meet again, on
Wednesday next
Men's, boys', children's clottrlng. hats,
ladles' suits, skirts, millinery, etc., cash or
credit. People's Store. ISth and Karnum.
Altatadt still administers Justice at the
"old stand," 423-434 Paxton block.
Pants Sale
Why pay elsewhere $2.50 and $3.00 for
pants when you get same goods of us for
$1.90. The suits now on sale on our Iront
table for (5.00 compare with $10.00, and
even higher priced suits In nearby stores;
and so Its all through the , house. Our
SBc sweaters cost $150 elsewhere. Our So
underwear stands you 60c. Way's mufflers
are but 15o. Good wool gloves 2&c, etc.
Guarantee Clothing Go.
1519-1521 Doughs Street.
We sell ail kinds of medical and
surgical appliances and accessories.
.Among other things, Bath Cabinets.
We handle two it) qualities only, at
8.60 and f 5.00 each. We have never,
had a complaint about either of them,
and v have sold thousands In
Omaha and vicinity. Get the habit of
asking us for anything In the drug
store merchandise line. Write ' for
catalogue.
Sherman & McGonnell
; Drug Company
Corner 16 th and Dodge, Omaha
Utbi .tart tftbt retail district
KZSSQEBBSSBaK
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I Little Troubles Arc
If you bring your watch to us. Our twnty-flv years
perlence practical watch makers enables us to guarantee absolute
satisfaction In all kinds of repairs. No watch Is too delicate, no
mechanism too Intricate for our skilled and experienced watch makers
and Jeweler. We are Watch Inspectors for the C, St. P. M. A O. R. R.,
and Inspectors of Clocks for all the city schools.
Do you nod a first-class watch? Be sure to Investigate what we
Do you need a first-class watch T Be sure to Investigate what we
AT THE SIGN OF, THE CROWN
" Opposite the Boston Store.
7 Fine watch renalrlnr. : 'We ertinlov
ss ers and guarantee satisfaction. Watch
and inspectors of clocks for all the city
M
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A SAMPLE TON OF
tepNAiSCH ' COAL
will convince you that It's the cleanest and one of the most satisfactory
coals you have ever used. ;. It comes from northern Wyoming is the
hardest lignite ' coal mined no soot no clinker no sulphur little
smoke clean ash Just solid coal.
Lump $6.50, Nut $6.00
.: . .v V BUY ANDOET THE BEST
C. B. HAVENS & CO.
Telephone 317,
New Semi - Weekly Solid Vestibule
: ' .- - . . "1, : . '';
VIA THE
Iron fountain Route
Texas & Pacific Railway
International & Great Northern R. R. and
the National Lines of Mexico
First train south-bound leaves St Louis 9:00 a. m., Tuesday,
January 16th, and every Tuesday and Friday thereafter.
In addition to the service shown above a through Pullman Sleep
ing Car leaves St. Louis dally at 8:20 p. m. for the City of Mexico.
For full Information call or .address: ,
TOM HUGHES, . T. F. GODFREY,
Trav. Pass. Agt Pass, and Ticket Agt.
S. E. Corner 15th and Farnam, Omaha, Neb. -H.
0. TOWNSEND,
Gen. Pass, and Ticket Agent, St. Louis, Mo.
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MEN WANT
STYLE
No man will buy shoes,
even though they are easy,
if he has to hide them under
a chair everywhere he goes.
It's the looks that count.
In All Our Shoes
No matter how you intend
ta wear them you must be
satisfied. Our shoes have
the style, fit and wear.
Just now trv patent colt
a.
or dull calf in lace, button
or blucher. ' '
$3.50, $4 and $5
FRY SHOE CO.
tttb and DouqlMi Sts.
M
Sooi Mended $
113 South leth Street-
onlv flrst-class watchmakers and lewel-
Inspector for C. St. P., M. tk O. R. R.
schools. B
219 S. 16tb Street.
1
a
Through Train
BETWEEN
ST. LOUIS and the CITY OF MEXICO
6
After the
Theater
There Is nothing quite so re
freshing. ORDER A CASE
FOR YOUR HOMES BT TELE
PHONE, JETTER.
BREWING CO.
South Omaha, 'Phone 8.
Omaha Hsadquartsra,
HUQO V. S1LZ '
Mth and Douglas. TsL UU
Council Bluffs Hsadquartsrs.
LEE MITCHELL
Km Main Btraat. TaL Ml '
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VISIT OUR
GREAT 5c and
lOe DEPART
MENTIN THE
BASEMENT.
THE KKIJABI.K HTOKK.
January Clearing
SUITS-Worth $4 to $5, now $1.95 and $2.50.
Come in all the newest and best styles and fabrics, Sailor or Russian
Blouse. Norfolk, single and double breasted and fc.ree-plece styles, rrlth or
without knlckerbocker pants, a splendid assortment of I QC (d Crt
rare bargains at clearing sale price.,.. J vJL yJ3
1X)Y8' KNEE PANTS a splendid line values up to 69c now on "1ft.
sale at aCZC
SWEEPING PRICE REDUCTIONS ON MEN'S, BOYS'
AND CHILDREN'S OVERCOATS in this great sale.
See our offerings before you buy.
DR. BRADBURY
1506 FARNAM
DENTIST
Teeth Entracted. . . . 25c
Porcelain Fillings $ I up
OolJ FlUlar. ...SI up
Silver Fillings.. .SOc up
Crowns $2.50 up
Plates $2.00 up
MESEEKEtT
RATES
On January 10, February
and 20, 1906.
UNION
to Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo,
Colo., and Cheyenne, Wyoming, lowor
than ever, and
LESS THAN CHE FARE
for the round tri to many points In
WYOMING, COLORADO, NEBRASKA
AND KANSAS
Tickets are good for return twenty
one days from date of sale cij stop
overs allowed, on both going and re
turning trips.
Low one way rates also In effect to
same territory on same dates.
Inquire at
City Ticket Office, 1324 Farnam SI
'Phone 831.
a r"
Our $3.50
Men's Special
If you hava never worn thorn you
have seen them on your friend's f-.et.
Nothing In Umaha can comnaro with
them fur value, no matter what lutme a
This is ths best $3.(0 value tver 3
shown In a man's shoe. Wa guaran- 1
tee this ana will refund ou vour
money If you are not convinced of ths
fact. What more could you asa?
Our YOU NO MEN'S shoe In this
line Is making- a great hit nad cf
wax calf, gun metal calf tir patent
colt button.
The young'men ara all delighted with
It
Drexel Shoe Co.
1419 Farnam Si.
LAST DAY OF
THE CREA1
SILK CLEAR
ANCE. Sc
large Ad,
Sale Bargains
Men's and Boys'?
Clothing
To see our offerings g to readily re,
wgnlie their superiority In style and
quality, no Job lots or baukrupt stocks,
but our own regular stock of thoroughly
reliable up-to-date garments, complete In
very detail. The greatest values and
finest assortment to be found at' prices
so low.
$7.50 and $10.00 MEN'S SUITS
AT $3.00.
Not Just a few odd slses, but a com
pleted Hue of splendid, up-to-date suits
In cashmeres, worsteds, cheviots,
tweeds, etc., lu plain black, gray aud
brown mixtures, fancy plaids and
stripes, etc., our clearing J" fift
snle price..... J.UU
$12.50 TO $15 MEN'S SUITS
AT $7.50.
The most complete line of hnndsome
styles ond patterns ever shown iu
Omaha nt the price; all have band
padded shoulders, self-retaining hair
cloth fronts, finely tailored, perfect fit
ting garments, the best values ever
shown at our clearing sale 7 Crt
price I JU
CHILDREN'S KNEE PANTS
15 Years siame Location
'Phono 1756
Bridge Work $2.50 up
Nerves removed with
out pain.
Loose Teeth Mads
Solid.
Work guaranteed 10 yean
VIA
PAC!f:C
Five FastTrains
DAILY TO
Chicago
and the East via the
CHICAGO &
fi 0 RTII-V ESTEEM
RAILWAY
over the only double track
railway between the Mis
souri River and Chicago.
This complete service
includes Pullman drawing
room and private compart
ment sleeping cars, parlor
cars, composite observa
tion cars with library and
buffet-smoking apartment,
free reclining chair cars,
standard day coaches and
dining cars (a la carte ser
vice.) Tickets and full inloratatioa oa appll
catiua le ticket office
HOI and 1403 Faream It,
OMAHA, NEI.