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THE OMATIA DAILY REE: TUESDAY. MARCH 6. 100G.
RECORD IX BANK CLEARINGS
Two Million Sii Hundred Thousand Dollars
in One Day for Omaha.
SETTLEMENTS ON FARM TRANSACTION
k'-vry Ttmy In Vrar Omnha nrMa
Other tltlea. In Irarlnaa, Far
l.rHlrr In Point of
lpalalnn.
Hnnk clMrinas In Omalm Monday rrachrd
th MKlicBt murk In tlip lilmory of the locnl
li'Ml-inu Iwiuw, thr Kiim ln-lng SJ.i3,2t5.SS,
which whs n.irly tt'."0 morn than ever
Inform, til" lilfc'lir.t murk belli one luy
iH.-t wcok. whe n (ivcr '.'. 2:w rou-heil.
Aakrtl bk to the probable t-uinm of such
hiige rli HfHiirrH, I.utliir Drake, (ireaident
r,r the Mi-rchiiniH'. Nrttlonal bunk, aulil
Miirih wna rlramnee tlmo on farms sales
throughout llio stnte. Victor B. Caldwell,
vic proHlilcnt of the lnlted States Nu.
tlonal bunk, jmld:
'March 1 In becoming to lie recognised us
n uveal d ay of settlement on mles and
lcasr-n of liirm hinds In Nebrutika and the
li-nult Is h ipat Intel change of erediu.
March 1 Ims iilmnsl come to ! culled the
iinnual settlement dny for farm lands. On
that day old Iruws :iit renewed and new
l nf.fi n adu." '
Hut ns t ! and oilier bunkers pointed
out. this mormons gain In clearings Is not
hlHiHmodlc. hut tie- lilthniite outcome of a
sieady and constant Iih t'iikc In tin? volume
of bupinefs t:iiniuled in Omnha and In
consonance with the swelling tide of
iinmliu'K genenil commercial supremacy
mi r any anifil cIij of its size In the
I'nlted Suite. II Is recalled that when
three Omnha national banks were merged,
within the last year, some people feared a
hhrli,k.iKe in i Valines. This apprehension
lias more than been dispelled; In fact, never
was warranted nor verified, for not a single
week has closed since that consolidation
but a growth of clearings has been marked.
Hankers and other business men proudly
)Klnt to the fact that year in and year out
iiiiiuhii surpasses In bank clearings many
Important cities greater In siie, such as
J.os Ange'.es. Denver. Hi. Haul and fre
quently Huffulo and Milwaukee, far K'eater
in population.
Kjihl A Johnston.
will display new spring millinery on iind
nfte Thursday. March 8.
CHURCHES JOIN FOR REVIVAL
I'rolratnnta of Ouiaba Deelde to In lie
Torrey anil C. M. Alesander
for t nmpalin.
At the regular meeting of the Omaha
Ministerial union Monday morning at the
Klrst I'rf sbyteilan church the following
ministers were appointed as a committee
to arrange, for tile union evangelical serv
ices to lie held in Omaha this fn.ll: R. B.
A. MoHrlde. Central Tnited Presbyterian;
T. V. Moore, Westminster Presbyterian ;
K. Comhle Rmltli. 1'lrst Methodist; K. R.
Curry. Calvary Iiuptlst; J. K. Hummon.
Kountze Lutheran; 8. 1). Dutcher, I'-irst
Christian; I- O. llaird, St. Mary's Avenue
Congrcgallonul.
. It was derided by the ministers to call
Dr. Torrcy and Charles M. Alexander to
conduct the kerviccs. Mr. Alexander Is an
evangelical singer who accompanies Dr.
Torrcy. They are now holding meetings In
Philadelphia. Dr. J. A. AVordnn of Phila
delphia, spoke to the ministers of the work
being done by Dr. Torrcy and Mr. Alex
ander. Dr. Worden will give a series of
lectures on Sunday school work at the
Presbyterian seminary. beginning this
evening at 7:30 and continuing- seven days.
Hervlces will be held every day at 11 a. m.
and 7:30 p. m. at the seminary.
The ministers appeared quite enthusiastic
over the prospects ot the forthcoming
ivnniccltf Uc campaign.
I.Ike Raratlns.
When your head feels like bursting. Dr.
King's New Ufa Pills quickly cure the
rause. constipation. 25c. For sale by Sher
man & McConncll Drug Co.
FIGHT OVER J4YDRANT RENTS
Mult of C'ltjr Aaalnat Water Company
Finally on Trial In Federal
Coart.
Tho trial of the case, of the Omaha Wa
ter company against the city of Omaha an!
the Water board was begun in the United
States circuit court Monday momlnjr.
hult Is brought to recover approximately
$nii,CM 'or hydrant rentals for the last
half of the year 1904 and the first half of
. the year 1905. A motion was made by the
attorneys for the water f-cmpany that tho
tut-es should be tried separately, but this
motion was overruled by Judge Munger,
who directed the two cases should lie con
solidated. An exception to this ruling was
taken by the water company.
After some little argument It was finally
n greed between the attorneys that the
counsel for the plaintiffs stood ready to
produce any witnesses the court may di
rect, speclul reference being made to tho
production of the books of the water com
pany in connection with the witnesses
having charge of such books.
HARRIMAN BUYING REALTY
Heeares Property Several Cities
Where His Railroad Interests
Arc Sltaated.
f.. H. Ilarrlman has been making ex
tensive purchases of real estate In several
western cities, lie bought a lot In Seattle
on the southwest corner of Fifth avenue
south and Washington street for which
he paid SlX.uou, at least it was supposed
'the purchaser was Mr. Ilarrlman, who Is
buying up land whose owners might claim
damage by reason of the construction of
the I'nion Pacific tunnel. Another pur
chase was in Denver, where lIMrtO was
paid for several lots at Nineteenth and
New Haven streets, known as the old
Continental Oil companies' triangle, and
which probably will be used for storage
tracks for passenger couches.
'There Is m Tide la the Affairs of Men
Which Taken at the Flood
Leads oa to Fortnne."
The opportunity .c r..ke a success comes
to every Individual at some time in his life,
but it often appears in a disguied form
and Is not recognized until after it has
flown. Failures In life result as often from
poor health as from mismanagement, and
yet people ignore this fact and disregard a
cold Until It has settled on their lungs and
pneumonia has resulted or consumption has
been contracted. The opportunity bas
passed and It is too late now to remove the
cause. Your chance for success may rest
In curing a cold, and there la nothing you
can procure which acts so quickly as cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. Jt la famous for
lis cure of coughs and colds and- can al
ways be depended upon. It counteracts any
tendency of a cold to result In pneumonia.
ALL THE COUCH COVERS
From the great $18,000 cash purchase of a
well known tapestry curtain mill
ON SALE TUESDAY 111 THREE BIG LOTS
We l.uvt foronirht farward now lots of goods from this Immense
jnii-chase? ThPHC will be sliowu Tuesday for the first time.
All the llajrdntl. French trio anil other
Oriental Couch Covers, worth as
it Ut.."n each now hiii! beautiful
patterns all In three lots at, each.
B8c-1s-i"
BIGGER BARGAINS IN PORTIERES
Handsome iiortlPre, silk mercerized effects, In liluln colors
and tapeHtry borders, brocaded velour aud plush cur
tains should be sold at fifteen dollars a pair,
at, each -
TAFEHTRV CUMMINS Worth up to eight dollars
a pair heavy mercerized portieres, tapestry bor
dered curtains plain corded edge,
etc., at
ALL HVK DOLLAH CUMMINS AT MXKTV-KKiHT
CKXTH KACH One big lot of these, the kind that
usually sells up to five dollars a pair,
at, each
2M
1 59. 1 25
98c
tBMiPM
s.
--or
SONS
WASH - TRIMMING LACES
Now patterns in the finest laces, mechlin
tops, etc. in a variety of widths
on bargain tables, worth up to
-0e a yard, at, per yard ,
torchons, nec
31c-5c-10c
ALL LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS AT 15C
The handkerchief seconds of a Belfast
manufacturer all pure Irish convent
hemstitched, imperfections are too f"
small to be noticed except by ex
pert genuine 30c values, at, each
LADIES' SPRING WALKING SKIRTS
A new assortment new circular effects
and pleated skirts jaunty new style fea
tures for spring, 1906 the mixed QQQ
f;iujR me veiy biuujiuig a
special at
J
IS Years 5am Location
DR. BRADBURY. DENTIST
1506 FARNAM 'Phos, Douglas 1756
Tetb Extracted.... 25c l-'JUil-MHHiiH Bridge Work.. $3.50 up
Porcelain Fillings $ 1 up f lpff Nervca removed with-
Oold Fillings $1 up npLjia-?? out pain.
Silver Fillings... 50c up (j Ty5ZS mik Loots Tooth rtade
Crowns $2.50 up NJJYYyTv Solid.
Hate ...$2.t0up 1 I I I r Work guaranteed 10 yrs.
Mortality Stall. ties.
'Cu. loUoMing- Mrlhs and deaths havu Inin
rtiioilrtl to tho LiiHtrd of Health during tti.
forty--iKhi hours vmliu at noun Monday:
Hirtlis-John li. lyke. 7' (South beveli
toenih av-nu. boy; William Coats, i7
South T.-iiiU. bov: Frank Uulsi hwski. J
buuin I'wentt -ihiiil. Kirl: William Ooocli.
lu7 North Twcni -ninth, hoy: U. A. gum
lan, Zii l-ariiiiin. U.v: Kolnrt Hamuola. lvJi
North 1'tneni) -ii.uit'i. Uiy; livuis W.
Hi Junt.lt. buuili Xavui-lhiiil, atrli
MEN'S
S3.50 SHOES
You henr a great deal ahnut the
good values In mrn's shops at $3.ji.
are in a position to acll you a better
shoe for tl oU than any one line store
in the rlty. We are at no extra ex
pense in selling our "men's special" at
I3.50 for it i only one line in hun
dreds that we carry and we would
have to employ as much helr pay as
much rent and advertise Just as much
if we didn't have a man's $3.50 special.
What we save in thlH way we give
you In extra value In the shoes. They
are made In all the latest styles in
liox and Velour Calf Vlt-I Kid and
l'atent Colt Ijire and Ulueher Cut
lieKt shoes In Omaha fur H jo.
Drexel Shoe Co.
j
1419 Farnam Street
OUT OF THE ORDINARY
Thero are "sales extra ordinary." "spe
rial Hulex," "extra special sales." "stiak
ri'duulng sales.'' etc., etc., but this one of
ours is HlMl't.V tJt'T OF TUKSK OK
1MNAHY SAI.Krt. It's this way: We
bought it.il of III lU.Bl'KTS box paper In
certain styles which a Itirne lubber hail.
There is a STACK of it and It is of the,
luteat wallet-shape envelope, ill delicate
colors. Huilbuit s box papers well all over
th world at 5oc r box NOW LISTKN!
WE AUK OOINO TO PKI.b Tlilrt HOX
OF PAFER Ft IK 2-c FKR KUX. HKTTKH
Hl'HRY. We liave 3 lartie htores to buy
Koods for ami we set koks riKht. Mukc
of Omaha. South Omaha and Council
Itluffs people know w sell goods riclit. loo!
Are you one of them?
There is s. .on to be another advance In
the price of imtent medicines, cause the
I' ATE NT MKD1C1XE TlU'tiT is still buy
and unHtlslied. They think they are so
lus; to act their iroods up to full price.
WK IX IN T. And they won't If the people
will still stay by us iu our hfclU aKUlnut
the combination.
This box paoc-- sale Is good in all three
stores. We deliver any place In either
city.
SCHAEFER'S
Corner iSth and Chicago. OMAHA.
:h at.d N . 80. OMAHA.
Cor. lib and Main St., CO. BLCKF8. IA.
Harry II. Waterman. H bouib Thirty-first,
boy.
Deaths Frank Junlk. U!4! South Fif
teenth, ill; Timothy lUiutisn, Jbi Avenus
li, 4; C. A. Furlell. HutUi. N. u . 44.
I'bil4 Bora la llaek.
A case of somewhat nisteiious and un
usual Inieresi is resrted tu the lly health
department by the Salvation Army Rscua
Home. H"4 North Twenty-fourth street. A
few da aso a telephone messiig. was
iiiVt uiiik that u youiiic Kill would
soou aVne at iLs hvuts. No vartkuUrs
DAILY TO H
Five Fast Trains
Chicago
end the East vis the
CHICAGO &
NORTH-WESTERN
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 Tull information on iptli
cation to ticket ofhrt
1401 and 1403 Farnam St,
OMAHA, NEB.
OMAH i WEITIIRR KORKf AST Taesday FaJr mn Warmer
P Iff MM
Lllll
Err
GREEN TRADING STAMPS EVERY TIME
1
Our. Early March Sales Are Lively Ones
First display of new spring silks and
dress goods coll for your inspection. New
spring millinery the nobby, snappy ideas of
the Parisian. Dorothy Dodd bench-made ox
fordsmost stylish and glove-fitting footwear
that money can buy.
These are instances of spring weara
bles that fascinate and delight. Suppose you
have a leisurely walk through each depart
ment Tuesday. Welcome!
Bennett's Big Grocery
MONKY SAVING SALES EVERY DAY.
. TUESDAY. Sl'EClA LS.
2 cans M. K. Maine Corn U.V
2 enns UenncsHe Tomatoes U.V
2 cans Little Dexter Peas U.V
2 cans Diamond "S" Salmon U.V,
Vl. oo
And Eighty (it-crn Trading Stamps.
Oetlne.v's 30c Pickles, bottle l.V
Anderson's Tomato Sour, can V
Vegetable and Flower Seeds, package Uc
Rennetfe Capitol Coffee, pound package UHc
And Twenty Green Trading Stamps.
Diamond "S" Fruits, can...' U.V
And Thirty Green Trading Stamps.
Three-pound can Camp Fire Baked Beans.... l.V
And Twenty Green Trading Stamps.
Two sack" Worcester Table Salt , . 10c
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
.Two cans Maine Corn U.V
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Twenty Pounds nest Granulated Sugar $1.00
And Thirty Green Trading Stamps.
Diamond "S" Chill Sauce, pint bottle.. U.V
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Bennett's
Candy
Section...
Omaha
Headquarters .
for 7
New Styles Jin
Ladles' Coils
and Suit
SMYIB3s
THE RELIABLE TRE
v 1
Our Great
March
Rug Sale
Continues
Tuesday.
Great Sale of Undermuslin Continues
The most successful sale of lTnderniuslin$
we have ever hold begun Monday and wilt
continue diirini; the work. On account ot tli
immensity of the stock It Is Impossible to
t-liow at once in Us entirety, but ceh day
new liiirgatn! will lie brought forward.
Tlila Is not it sale of clirnp underwear, but
n alt of good underwear cheap. Four manu
facturer's surplus st.xks at. prices the like of
which have never been Known on garment
of such beauty of design and high qual
ity. Garments of finest cambrics, muslins,
nainsooks, sizes made full and trimmings the
daintiest and best. The most critical cannot
help but. tlnd just what they want in this
iilieqimled display.
Don't fail to attend lliis great sale Tuesday,
Grand Notion Sate Tuesday
Our V'fi-kly Net ion ode has proven a great success. See prices for Tiles
d.v. Stnple .Notions will In- sold at one-half to one-flflli regular prices.
Gobi Kye Needle. i tH Re Horn I lair litis
s .
it
m
w
rr ik-.
f .ll'll
IVarl Buttons, ; Hall hihI Snekot Fastener,
per dnii tl I f'-r ileZ' ll
Salted Si
Peanuts, i
very I
i:-: B
i m li w mm
pound, I!
11110 1
Darning Cotton.
per sMol
Aluminum Tliinihle.
t eaeh ,
I'ntton Tax. all sires.
per roll
Hooks nnl Kyes,
per inril
BewiiiR Silk.
per Hwol
I S aids Thread.
per spool
c I Wai reu s Silk 1'eutlier JSinie,
. S W .(,f
lc
lc
Warren's Cotton IVatlier line,
per yar.i
IietxinK-" Hooks mill Kyes.
pel eiucl
l.V M-t.il Mark Horn Combs,
eaell
f2.'e Needle Hooks. '
WOOL DRESS GOODS
1c
earn
Il'undrt-ds of other to 2Tx?
articles, at, lo, l"tO and..
.. Jc
..2ic
Ac
.44c
.41c
,41c
41c
WASH GOODS, High Grade Dept.
Orsnndies ,1V, 2.V, 19c s
nnd IOG
Silk Mulls ;tv. r.e, l-. lfic m.-.
nnd IUL
The tlnest lot of niey Worsted In thelFltdM 3 Til 4 1". M. we will sell pleoe-
"i ior lanor kiiiiiiiks or lancj ires i or the Ilntst slle eotton chnllies ihit
weave. Ht, yard. JJ.tHi down In ever sold In timahs. S yards to En
Bt-' a eustoiner. al. vard ov
Mnnnish effects In new French SultlnK",
hard twisted worst tils, J 23
$!., 75c, jne and
Special Prices on Groceries Advertised Sunday for Monday
Continues Tuesday.
"Longer, Higher
and Wider Berths"
This is an exclusive feature of The Milwaukee's
trains to Chicago.
The sleeping cars, as well as the dining cars,
chir "car's and coaches are owned and operated
'by1he Y
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railway
Leave Union Station, Omaha 7.5 a.m.,
: 5:45 p.m. or 8:35 p.m. Arrive Union Station,
Chicago, 9:30 p.m., 8:35 a.m. or 9:25 a.m.
Buy your ticket East from your local agent,
but INSIST that it is via the Chicago, Milwau
kee & St. Paul Railway.
F. A.' NASH.
General Western Agent.
1524 FARNAM STREET,
OMAHA
fi
Roch Springs Coal
Original Genuine
Supply of fresh i.iind just received.
Lump and Nut
All Ready!
FOR YOUR CRITICAL INSPECTION
ICOLL'S handsome array of Spring
and Summer Woolens represents
the best thoughts of the Foreign and
Domestic cloth makers. Over 1.000
styles on disylay.
Trousers, $5 to $12 Suits, $20 to $50
ton
Careful Drivers.
Prompt Service.
pj
lit
through
fast trains
from Omaha
8:80 P. M. and
8:00 A. M. arriving Minneapolis 7:25 A. M. and 6:50
P. M. Rates and information at City Ticket Office,
1402 Farnam street. SAMUEL NORTH,
District Passenger Agent, OMAHA, NEB.
pi..-. n..i. inn?
IIS 1IUJIC VVUjltl IVVI
Vhwwpiiibw""
Vi ii i.ii'h
1507 Howard St.
TAILOR
WILLIAM JERREM3 SONS.
09-211 So. lfith Btnet
NEW LOCATION
The Business Office
OP
THE OMAHA BEE
Ground Floor Corner
F
THE BEE BUILDING
Seventeenth "and Farnam Sts.
u u ti r r.Ultiu' rrUiivek or tatioit in
lif.- w.th Klvt-ii. TI.p nt the Hoivatiun
Artuy iMiil UarntMl of i)i uiuttrr was
wl.eu a h. n arrived rontainins not ily
the yi.uug moii.au. but an infant which
had Imii Ikiiq la tho convryano. It died.
The inuilivr mikiiiMMl at ti.a hiHite amt ia
r.oviliiK raidiy. bho liaa -niuttii no
tijormaituo vuuciuiia iter I imupiii
DENTAL
. I lArl a rooms.
m 1517 &oulas
FAST TRAIN
Leave Omaha -6:00 P. M.
Arrive Chicago 7:30 A. M.
Steamship tickets to all Europ
ean xiolsts.
ILLINOIS CENTRALS
TICKET OFFICE I
1 402 Farnam St, Omiha. Keb. I
largaSims
$14.45
$18.25
$20.00
$10.00
$22.95
$18.25
$14.40
$13.60
$25.85
$14.40
$21.10
$10.00
$20.00
$21.20
$43.45
$22.85
$10.70
$18.25
$20.00
$17.85
$32.00
$10.00
$15.80
DOD
AMARILLO, TEXAS, AND KETURX.
AUSTIN, TEXAS, AND KETUKN.
BEAUMONT, TEXAS, AND RETURN.
BURLINGTON, COLO., AND RETlHtN.
CORPUS C1IRIST1, TEX.. AND RETURN.
DENVER, COLO., AND RETURN.
DALLAS, TEXAS, AND 'RETURN.
DAL1IART, TEXAS, AND RETURN. 1
EL PASO, TEXAS, AND RETURN.
FORT WORTH. TKXAS, AND RETURN.
OALVESTON. TEXAS, 'AND RETURN.
GOODLAND, KAN., AND RETURN.
HOUSTON, TEXAS, AND RETURN.
LAKE CHARLES, LA., AND. RETURN.
MEXICO CITY. y EX., AND RETURN.
NEV ORLEANS, LA.. AND RETURN.
OKLAHOMA CITY. OKL., AND RETURN.
PUEBLO, COLO., AND RETURN.
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS, AND RETURN,
SANTA TiOSA. N. M., AND RETURN.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, and RETURN.
WICHITA, KAN., AND RETURN.
WACO, TEXAS, AND RETURN.
ON SALE MARCH 6 AND 20
F. D. Rutherford, D. A. P.
ilirannnAnffnAlJ JiiR
mm ' i
1323 Farnam Street
Hand Painted
Cluna, ulwaya muk'-a an arritaljle. ttrdillng nr annl
vi l wry Klft. We lire MhowiiiK "nif i-hI art ((a in
I'luU-a. C'n ai.itra ami HUKra. Vm, l' r aii'i hall.
Hat f-in Itoliiera any litly would lilt.- lo lonk Hhhh
(,vfrVI,rn down town bih iiJ a fi-w inlnuit. In our more.
UX)K lm TUB NAMB.
S. W. LINDSAY, JEWELER.
1t DOUOLASST.
! NONE sucii
h ' w TWELVE MILLION
PACKAGES LAST YEAR: 50Mt
MINCEMEAT!
tPPtU-SOlXt COMPANY I
SYPACU51.NXWYOBH
nSr IN 2Flt iuc KAurvA.uDC5.ji
