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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 190(1
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Tlie Benne
Best Rug
and Carpet
Values in -
Omaha. Set
Our Specials.
Buying Hon
City Laces
Means 60
Per Cent
S axing to You
Optical
Company
Dept. la J
1 Mill
Building
Q OMAII WK4THF.R KORKCAST WHiMdur, Kalr aa Warmer. II
M -1 u Picks
THE RELIABLE, TRB
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If Anrlt
THOUSANDS OF THE MOST STUNNING HATS
EVER SEEN IN 0MAI1A, FROM THE
ML Y. lilliwy Stock
Artistic and Becoming Models for
Spring and Ea.rly Summer go sJ
Prices That Barely Represent the Cost
of Materials.
This saJe la causing more flurry among
Omaha women than njr millinery event In
years. These new and original hats are the
work of New York designers, and every one
Is the' top notch of correct style.
$10 New York Model Hats The rose trimmed
sailors' the little suit hats the fl m
back trimmed, sailor the bent $ W
and tilted brim hats full of
dashing style,, at
Spring . Flowers
All the rosea, bnds and
follase In large
Sc.h.e.8:...10-25c
All the pretty hats
from the New York
purchase that sell
everywhere at $5.00
and $7.50,
go,
r.V.":$2.50
A great variety of pret
ty and simple street
hats , from the big
purchase, worth
$3.60, during this
T:... $1-1.50
25c Roiching at 10c Yard
An immense lot of all silk
crepe, lace niching, in
one, two and three rows,
all new and very dainty
effects,
at
a 25c value,
yard
10
35c Veiling i 15c Yard
Kpvelty all silk veiling,
some with plain and
fancy chenille dots, also
the new complexion
veils easily worth 35c
yard, lCn
; at-ard........,fl-Jlv
Childrpn'a Cambric Underwent All 'sizes, with patent , A
tape buttons; in cordet dept. at, each. . w(
iLa-dies' Silk Petticoats
AH the newest spring shades,
coral, Alice blue, reseda, old
rose, gun metal, gray, pink, etc.
These petticoats are very pret
tily madej with wide dust ruf
fles, cluster of tucking, pleats,
etc. all new and ex- h C)g
tremely pretty an -extra
special, at
NOVELTY BOX COATS
These are the 24-inch box coats
made In the novelty plaids
and stripes now so much, la
vogue coats 'are dressy for
all out-door wear have a
Jaunty style that I CIQ
SILK SHIRT WAIST SUITS
Made with waist and circular flared skirt-wide '
range of new colors, at '. . . '. ... , ;
is all their
own
it . . ,
a?
AT ITS BEST
WOMEN of fashion ap.
preciats the "Dorothy '
Dodd" Oxfords for
tbT hra tha GtlU indiridnal
touch that ara usually assocU
led with tba highest priced
footwoar only.- Our Spring as
sortment it now at its best; the
Uluetralion shows oae of tho
assortment a smart ipdma
of Patent Kid at $3.00, but aaay
wa aot have tho pleasure of
bowing you tha others? They
are ' bora la all Shape and
Leathers at $Z50, $3.00, $3.50.
Sole Western Agents
Strictly Fresh Eggs
12ic and IBo par doasn.
' Country Butter
18o and 0o par pound, at
Wm. Gentleman & Sons
84th and X.AKE
TEL. DOTJO. 6801
Advance Notice - NEXT MONDAY !
Ml
WE ANNOUNCE Oil CREATESTSALE OF .V;
The Entire Stock of Philadelphia Mfgr. at
Most Extraordinary Bargains
SEE THE GREAT WINDOW DISPLAY
4r aajm
PNEUMATIC MALT CONCERN
Bi Plant Will Boon Be Established in
Omaha by Local lien.
.j
' HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND PAID UP
-8ta la.Kat Yet Selected, bat Market
1 Certala aad BaUdlas; Will
Be Accompli. ed Wltk
at Delay.
' ' Tha Gate City Ma.lt company haa bren
, organised, with a capital of llfiO.Ouo, fully
paid up. The officers are: Elmer E. Bry.
aon, prauldfOt and general manager; P.
Feteravn, vlca president; F. J. Morlurty of
- Houth Omaha, iinretary and treaaurer.
Theee, with H. Vanie line and J. B.
v Klanchard, cuj.tilu)a tha board of direc
. -tore. " '
. ' In tnal.t house, machinery and ele-
, vator an (uveal nient of almost the entire
cHpitat will ba Involved. An up-to-date
pneumatic malt house will be built, the
' plana for' which already have been prac
tically decided upon, after an tnapection by
Mr. Bryeon of a number of moderu mult
lng concerna. It U1 be a duplicate of a
malt houae recohtly .built in Winnipeg by a
Chicago company, which alao drafted the
plana aid furnlehed the machinery. It
; will have a eapaclty of Su'.uju bushela a
- year. There la a market In Omaha for
-'fAOOO buehela of ntalt a year and the out
Ida field la unlimited.
No atte haa beett aelected. The barji-fc i
muat ee of the beat quality and tha acreage
In Nebraska la amall. As only Sue.OOO buah
el eame to the Omaha market laat year
from Nebraaka and Iowa together, it fol
.lowa th? tha company will have to get
mo Iowa K.'n, aiid muat locale where
railnjad lkcii.iles lll make Jowa moat ao
cwtlble. I'ro(jK '.looa have been made to
the company by luur .ow lines and these
r are feeing coneld ji-uA.
Tha eatabilahun-r : tha concern meant
much to the gra i '' (change, and tt waa
with much plea.--e .jiat fjecretary MeVana
etgnallscd hia tl! n( lay of duty at the ex
change by aanoj,'. :l;ig the project. Me eald
' ha had eeen a lirt of stockholdera. which
f.-iiot to ba wide pnhtlo at preaent. and
U contain (ha name of aoma of the
trotfjrt mca t,f ."ntncul aiTsiif in .Onana.
Tha aubscrlptlons are in large units 16,000,
$10,000 and $30,000.
Mr. Bryaon and' Mr. Petersen have for
some time operated the Gate City Malt
company at Second and Pine streets, but
tha concern la small and has never been
Incorporated. Tha results attained have
convinced Mr. Bryson that1 success can
be achieved on a large scale.
STYLE NO. W 745.
Ladies' Street
Pumps
GUN METAL CALF,
PATENT COLTSKIN.
i TAN RUSSIA CALF.
WHITE CANVAS,
An Addition To
The Wardrobe
. That "Will Please.
$3.50 and $4.09
See Display in Window.
FRY SHOE CO.
The Bhoers,
16tb and Doaqlit St$
lu tiuawaLsiaaTsajgajia i .1 11!
All
curb CONSTIPATION
EILIQUSNESS
AKD HEADACHE
mum M.tur.1 NaeUoa TRY fug,
. Tse Me Knlffet-CrmaMr g Oa,
Celwruto Iprtuva. Gala.
METHOD 1ST HOSPITAL PLANS
Caatraet Delayed by Noaarrlval of tha
Specifteatioaa from tha ChU
' cage Designers.
No contracts have yet been let for the
erection of the Methodist hospital on Cum
ing street, for the reason that there has
been considerable delay In getting plans
and specifications tor a' heating and venti
lating plant. The plans and a part of the
specifications, which were prepared by a
Chicago firm, have arrived, and It Is
thought the remaining purtlon will be here
In a few days. As soon as It arrives ths
board of trustees will meet for the purpose
of asking bids and the building will be
begun as soon after as possible.
The laying of the cornerstone may ba ar
ranged for May 24 or 25, In view of, 'the
proputted Methodist union annual banquet
on one of those datea. If the txtaquet la
postponed, aa It may be, thre will be no
object In having the cornerstone services
at that time.
IMPOSTERS AMONG VICTIMS
Twa Mea with Meaas Aeeept Fraa
Traaaportatloa. and Kyeri
thlas- Klu 4a Sight.
That people have been, riding on free
tranaportailon who were not entitled to
it haa been known to the railroad all
the time, but they did not atop to dis
criminate until lately, Now they are mak
ing It hard for tmposter to get through.
Monday an Inatanca of this kind came to
light at Union atatlon. .'One young fellow
had been auxious to gt a ticket .free to
St. Paul. He had been ituissed and filially
let It out that he had $3$. He bought
his ticket, t . ,
A defur- rd man named C. Kelson of St.
Paul, ha been aiaklng a good deal of
noloe bee Use ha could not get his trunk
throigh on tha ticket which would, be
provfc' A by tha relief committee. Finally
he gt.it in line aith lhoe wishing to go
to fcj 111 auj te4u U Uik luui kUuM
HOTELS.
ITWhen in Chicago?!
Stop at The
ten
I
trautSrd Hotel
European Plan
Refined, Elegant, Quiet. Located ear
ner o( city's two tlneit boulevards,
convenient to entire bunlnesa center.
Close to best theatres and shopping
district 22$ rooms, liO private batbs;
luxurious writing and reception rooms;
woodwork mahogany throughort; brans
beds sod all modern comforts: telephoae
in every room; brautitul diufug rooms,
the be.t of everything at uoUerate prices.
k,l.kl. . .1 - .1..,. ... II
11 niuuiii ana -tu, uwiibo jm
not leaving his trunk. Superintendent
Morris of the Associated Charities told
him they had a system of doing that work
and If he was not satisfied ha would have
to wait until noma other . method could
be evolved. Mr. Nelson got insulted ajsd
reached down In his pocket, pulled out a
roll of bills that would have choked an
ox and ahook them In George West's face.
He bought a ticket and again returned
shaking tha ticket and the money In Mr.
Morria face. He had been eating around
the tent all day and had received aome
clothing and when, because of his ob
atreperousnesa, Mr. Morris suggeated ha
ba arrested for obtaining supplies under
falsa pretenses ha Immediately lest himself.
strange Aartslirt
In auto led to painful accident, but Buck
en's Arnica Balva quickly healed all
fwounds. I&ol Ouaranted. For salfey
w
CEECN TRAC!.':3 STAMPS EVERT Tl.'.'E
More New Things in Burns'
Crockery
First Display of Burns Rtm&kins Wednesday
Haviland Raniakins, jirttlly drroratod In pink and K"'. other show
ing every raprim of the artist, from the plain to the arabeoqup
Hums price, 912.00, S9.0O and $7.00 a down; T ftfi
ours, f 5.00, $4.00 and. J.UU
MORE JARDINIERES
1X)SIT1VKLY Ii.ST LOT.
Big; Ronsjr Pota, In Louwclsa rt
Unrns' price $;l.OO; ours. . . . l.JU
English Jnrdlnicrca, cin housed blue
and srold, delicate green and white
Burns' price, 98.00;
ours
2.50
1; vfeL5
TOILET SETS
TOILET SETS
White and gold, green and (told, pink and gold, red and gold delicate
decorations; our price Wednesday, S.I.OO, S4.50, $4-00, THA
$3.00 and .V. . . ! . . w.U U
MtK-XS' I'KICR WAS "TWICK AS MOltE,"
MILK JUGS AND WATER JUGS
Burns' price, to SOc; ours, 20c, 15c
and
..10c
10c
5 c
...15c
DARK BLUE ENGLISH DINNER.WARE
CITS AND SAt'CERS, PI.ATTEHS, PLATES, BUTTER PISH ES
rilEAM JIGS. ETC., ETC.
Flatea ticketed at, per dozen, fa. 50; our price,
each , .
riates Ticketed at, per dozen, 91-25; our price,
each
Cups and Saucers ticketed at, dozen, 94.00; our pricei,
each ' , "
Lat lot nne China Cups and Saucers, Burns' price 25c, 30c, JAfl
OOc and 75c; our price, 25c and 1UC
DINNER SETS DINNER SETS
New lot erery day desirable patterns, perfect china
Burns' price, 950.00; our price, 925.0O and Ltff
Dark red, trimmed In gold A thing of beauty and P AA
Joy forever Hums' price $:15.00; ours. , ItS.UU
Other sets pret pink sprays on English china Burns' QUA.
price, 91N.75 and 9I9 O0; onr price O.UU
A pretty Haviland Set Originally lOO pieces, but a few
pieces shy Burns' price, 950.00; our price
LIBBY LIBBY LIBBY
Cut Star Tumblers, Stem Goods and all manner of Cut Glass the
last of the huge lot will be closed out Wednesday Second Floor.
Ladies' Jackets at Half Price
Tan Covert, pony style, skeleton frame, perfect fit
ting ,
20.00
Sae of Youths' and
Children's Clothing
8plendld assortment, high quality and low prices, combine t
make our Juvenile department the most popular in Omaha,
Bmartest style, best materials and splendid tailoring are as
sured when you buy here.
DON'T MISS OfR WKDNKSDAY 8 P KOI A J.I
VOl'THS' LONG PANTS BI'U'8 worth up to
I1U.0O at r.wi. I'i.To, . and
All newest styles, matcrtnls and patterns.
nUIJRF,N'8 KNEK PANTS 8IIT8-ln nobbiest styles, great
assortment of plain colored and fanry mixed materl- f C.I
ls worth up to 4.60-at $3.60. $1.96, and.. n l.JVJ
COMBINATION KNEE PANTS Sl'ITS The coat Is double
hreaMed style, with belt, and two pairs of pants, one plain and
-n Knickerbocker, ro with earn suit values up to OR I
6 00-ln three lots, at $3.75. $3.t0 and ...v. ..c''lJ
MEN'S PANTS In stripes, plnlds. fanry mixed and plain eol.
prs well made and (rood fitting intrmnnts worth i Rf
regularly up to $3.50-Speclal. Wednesday-s2.50, $1.96 IUVf
Tan Covert, box atyle, skeleton frame, perfect tailor
tag.
.3.95
4.95
5.95
5.95
5.95
50c
1.48
Tan Covert, tight fitting, satin lined, 22 Inches, very
nobby.
Tan Covert, box and pony' styles, skeleton finish,
at 1...- ; f
Plaids, Checks, and Mixtures, velvet and cloth trimmed, 24
to 27 inches pastel shades ,
Caught inVhe Dig rain Monday night- nearly five hundred Ijadlea' and
Children's Pmbrellas. They were water soaked, but rain doesn't
hurt umbrellas on sale Wednesday morning at 91.50,
91.25, 91.0 75c. and
Rain Coats for' School Girls, guaranteed rain proof, ages 8
to IB years,' worth $3.00, at
Ladies' Rain Coats, a full stock,, tans, olives, greys, latest f"A
models, at...; -...lai.OU
An, excellent Corset value. Spring Wedght Batiste Corsets, straight
front, short and long hips, white pink, blue and white batiste taped
girdles. This lot of 48c values to go Wednesday, "r
each
Ladies' Summer Vests, JOc 100 dozen new Oauze Vests, fine ribbed,
low neck, no sleeve, taped bust, worth 15c each, sale price A
Wednesday, each 1UC
Ladies and Children's Hose Cheap Fast black Macp Hose, ladles'
plain and children's fine and heavy ribbed, double spliced f fj
feet and kAees, worth 20c, sale price, a pair ,1JC
Colored Dress Goods 58-lnch New Grey Suitings In plain mixtures
and delicate checks, only a few pieces, regular $1.00 "7C,
quality, Wednesday only, a yard ,. DC
46-inch Wool Chiffon Taffetas In all the new shades and black, for
street and evening wear, most popular weave of the aea- 1 flfl
Bon, sold at $1.25 yard, Wednesday only, a yard l.UU
Black Dress Good 5 4 -Inch Black Sicilians, rich lustre, dust Crt
proof, regular price 85c yard, Wednesday only, a yard CUC
64-lnch Black Panamas, strong and serviceable, our $1.39 (f
quality, Wednesday only, a yard l.UU
A Big Cut in Silks
For SOc and 75c Waint and Suit Silks in pretty f) m
shades of blue, brown, green and cardinal, with HP
small, neat, fancy effects. This sale for one day only. .
86-inch Cream Japanese Silk, fine quality, launders perfectly, full
yard wide, always .pells at 76c, on sale Wednesday, a . SJQq
Bargain Sale of Embroideries 100 pieces of fine Nainsook and heavy
Cambric Corset Cover Embroideries, 18 inches wide, worth 40c to
$1.00 yard, sale price Wednesday, a yard, 48c, 39c, 29c 25c
Cheap Sale of Val Laces 1,000 yards of fine French Val Laces and
Insertions to match, worth 10c a yard, Wednesday special, C
yard 7C
French Little Gloves, 25c Ladies' Milanalse Lisle Gloves, two-button
length, full range new spring shades; two-button black Silk Gloves,
and twelve-button length Silk Lace Mltta, black and white, 1" .
every pair worth 50c, our price Wedneaday, a pair A mDC
May Sale of Wash Goods 50 pieces of 27-lnch Lawns, light colors,
, very pretty patterns, worth lQc, Wednesday only, a c
yard DC
40 pieces White India Llnon, very sheer and fine, special for
Wednesday only, a yard
All our Fine Irish Dimities, Batistes and Colored Swisses with em .
broidered rings and dots,' worth 18c and 25c, Wednesday, f .
a yard. IJC
50 dozen full size Bed Sheets, made of fine quality of heavy linen, '
finished sheeting, regular price 65c, Wednesday only, CQr
each, .Dlf C '
29c
s
Bennett
Big Grocery
JOB. TETLET CO. tVOIA AXD
Cn.OnT TEAS.
Pound ran Sunflower brand 75c
And Korty Urecn Trading- Hiampa.
Half-pound can Hunflower brand.. 40c
And Twenty Green Trading Stampa.
Quarter-lb. ran buntlower brand.. 20o
And Ten tireen Tradir btaiups.
Diamond S Krutte. can. ..' Uc
And Thirty Uin Trading Stamps.
Uarden beeda. paia Ko
wanado n KUreddi-d Codfish, four
parkagi-s 2So
Lal Island Clams, can .-c
Bennett's tioap. 10 bars.. 25c
Peanut Buttei, Jur 10c
Worcester Tl-I Ha1:, two sacks.. luc
And Ten d t a 1 lading Stamps
Uncle Sam Bus Ml Bfins. tbree large
cans...., 25c
English Sandw.rb Mustard, Jar.. 10c
And Five Green Trading Stamps
Salad Mus'ard. r lOo
And Five Ur--n Trading Stamps
Irtamond a QrD.n Mustard, jar.. 10c
And Klvs Oreen Trading Stampa
Piamond H Pre-v a Mustard, Jar.. 10a
Aad live Oiveu Trading Stamps
Lawn Mowers
Lawn Mowers
WE CARRY THE PH 1LADEI JHIA
TI1H Bil&T MADE PK1CE3 KKUM
17.60 DOWN 2.75
DOVbLk GREEN TRADi NO
STAMPS WEDNESDAY.
Poultry Wire, best grade, 1
J-ln. mesh, per suuare foot Iv
Double Green Trading Stamps
Wednesday.
BEST GRADE DOl'BLE SELVAGE
SCREEN WIRE, IN ROLXS.
!( Miiuare feet S.aitJ
iicieeii Doors,
prices up from
Screen Windows. T1
prices up from
Buy nuw while the assortment Is
good. Bring correct measure.
Screen Door Hinges, with screws, tr.
15c and
And Ten Green Trading Stamps with
each set.
Screen Door Springs,
special, at
Carpet Beaters,
2oo. 15c and
98c
...Sc
12c
And Twenty Green Trading Stamps.
Scrub Rrush, a
IUU
Trading Stampa.
extra quality
And Tea Green
Grand 5c Emb'y Sale
An Immense lot of sample strips of em
broideries and Insenlngs. In five and
six yard lana-thw worth from 10c to SOc
a yard choice, Wednesday En
per yard
Make, your selection early.
Remarkable Furnishing Bargains.
The completeness of our furnlohlng roods stock Insures your finding Jut what
you want, and our unmatched low prices Insure great saving to you, FOK WED
NESDAY SPECIALS WE ARE SHOWING.
25c Ribbons, Yd, T2c
XC RWUONS. PER YARD, TVC
Moot of them reseda greens and Alica
blues two of the most popular ohadps
this season the greatest ribbon banraln
shown in Omaha TXr
at, yard IV
98c
LADIES' Ml'BI.IN UNDER
SKIRTS at 1.W) an.f
Which cannot be equnled In Omaha for
less than $1.60 to SI . las great variety of
deslfrn makes eelectiun easy.
LADIES' GOWNS ROr
at 75c and OVfc.
Made extra full and long, and daintily
trimmed, that are good value at T&c to
$1.25.
LADIES' VESTS. PANTS AND OC-
UNION 8C1T8 at
In lisle thread or fine . cottrtn garments
worth up to 75c. Greatest snap ever offered.
CHILDREN'S VESTS AND PANTS
Jersey knit or balbriKgnrt worth up to
3w a garment great snap, In iG
Wednesday, at iuw
LADIES' HOSE- lOlr
at 2Tc and Ia3W
In plain lisle or lace effects, in whlto
pinks and blues, or new fancy stripes
hose In this lot worth up to 60o,
INFANT'S HOSE fLn .
at, pair "
That in a regular way would be worth
up to lfc a pair come In black, white,
pinks or blues.
CHILDREN'S HEAVY RIBBED
HOHE at, pair
All slses many of them In this lot worth
2bt a pair. ,
MEN'S HALF HOSE
In all the new shades and patterns, plain
and fancy embroidered, worth up ta Wo a
pair divided Into three lots Qln
at, pair 25c. 12Vc and .
10c
Omaha's Greatest Grocery Dept. Prices.
Flour has advanced rapidly. We have on
hand about three cars we bought before
the advance, and are going to give
our customers ihe benefit. It Is made
from tho very finest Ked Turkey, hard
Winter Whole Wheat and for tomorrow
only, we will sell at, f(
per 4S pound sack
LARGE BRAZIL COCOA NUTS, ftl
each . ... ,..o..... ..-....- -. -
Omaha's Greatest Vegetable and Fresh
Fruit Department.
Fresh home grown Spinach, per peck..lHc
5 bunches home grown Pie Plant 5c
6 bunches home grown Onions Bo
S bunches home grown Asparagus. ...... .10c
2 bunches fresh Radishes to
Fsncy Wax or String Beans, per lb 10c
3 bunches fresh Beets lOo
2 bunches Parsley So
Fresh New Cabbage, per lb. ........... ,..3Vo
Fresh young Cartots, per bunch..... 6o
3 heads Leaf Lettuce. .....So
Fresh Peas, pei lb , 10a
Quart boxes fancy rips Mississippi Straw.
berries ...12Vta
Fancy large ripe Pineapples, eaco.......lCiJ
MAY0.EKI W.
Right in front of the elevator
The office immediately in front of the elevator on the sixth floor will bt
vacated on the last of April. It is conveniently divided into a private office
and waiting room. This is a sunny south room finished in hard wood, with
a hardwood floor.
THE BEE BUILDING
Is tha standard in omce buildings, by which tha other Omaha office building are
measured. The elevator service la excellent, the Janitor service most satisfactory;
the building has Its own electric light plant and all service, is Included In tha
rental price. The rent of this office Is $30.00 per month. If you want this office
May first, apply at once, to
R. W. Baker, Supt.
Boom 418, or to
C. O. Rosewater, Sec'y .
Bee office. Ground floor
i
Important Northwestern Line
Time Changes April 29
Hew Train West
The Fremont-Albion-Oakdale Passenger leaves Omaha
(except Sunday) 6:02 p. m. Arrives Omaha 10:40 p. so, ! .
New Train East
The Cedar Rapids, la., local passenger leaves Omaha
7:05 a, m;, daily. Arrives Omaha 5 p.m.
Tho lack-HlllG South Platto
Train
Leaves 3 p. m. 10 minutes later. Arrives 5,)5. p. nv ten
minutes earlier. w '
Tho Chicago-Omaha Daylight
Train
Arrives Omaha 11:30 p. m. 20 minutes earlier.
CITY OFFICES
1401-3 Parnam Gt.
0. P. MILLER
A. Q. . & r. A.
C. F. WECT
Q. A. I. O.
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To and Frcni
mm
4
rcacv the rui3
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' Eaten, sailing lists, diagrams o!
steamers, beautiful illustrated and
descriptive pamphlets, via
All Pebble Ocean liners
for tho asking.
Wabesh City Ticket Offlco
U31 Farcam Street
Cmj E. Uvxii, t L P. H, R. H
r. fL Mediterranean, Durojpean,