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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1905.
- VORLASD L1HENEARLT READY
Vrw Borlbctoa Branch Will 2 Opened
Twelfth of Jose.
MUCH NEW WORK GOING ON IN NEBRASKA
Klhtk MHa Car la Nrla- fotnal.
floa at Taloa ralltt Shops
' mm4 Will He Great
est T.t.
kTha WorlanA line on th Burllnatnn will
fce open for both freight snd pasaenirer
traffic July 12 end rearular aervlce wituh
llahed between Frannte and Worland. The
track wan completed Into Worland and a
bis celebration held on tha Fourth, ac
companied by th driving; of a a-olden aplke.
Worland la prepared, for the comlne- of the
people from July 1 to 31. Present condi
tions Indicate Wyoming will look It best
to welcome the Influx of homeaeekers this
month. The grans la fine and there baa
lieen an abundance of moisture, which hnii
loenred a aplendld rentr. and easterner
will find the herdi In Wyoming as sleek ai
can be aeen In any part of the country.
Oaaaja f anrreyora at Work.
Although denial la made that the North
eeetern haa men In the field west of Hnat
tns, at 111 aeveral ganso of surveyors are
at work at that point. on a railroad to the
west. Thla may have aome. bearing on the
fit or y sent out , from .Denver . that Moffatt
Md bis asaoclatea would build from Denver
i eonneot with the Northwestern at Hast
ings. It Is said to have been the original
Intention when the line was built from
IVemont to Haatlnga to extend It to Denver
some day.
Surveyors are at work In all parts of
Nebraska and considerable new building
may be expected In the near future. It
la certain the Union Pacific Is to build
aeveral new branches to carry out Mr.
Haniman's Idea of having more feeders
to his great Overland road.
EUrbth Motor Car.
Motor car No. t Is nearlng completion
at the Union Pacific shops and when out
la expected to, create another sensation.
Thla car will be 200-horse power, will
have all kinds of speed and will be able
to climb any hill on the Harrlman lines.
Car No. T which waa sent to New York
created a veritable furore and all the
great magnates were glad of an Invitation
from Mr. Harrlman . to take a trip. It
has been put In. regular service and and
been doing good work. Additional cars
will be built right along as fast aa Im
provements can be worked out.
A report- that Harrlman has aent an
rder fox twenty new cars elicits the
statement from Mr. Mohler that no special
number Is ordered, that the work Is simply
progressing steadily.
Barllaarton Csd Rate, Too. .
The Burlington has announced the re
duction of grain rates from Omaha to the
Ohio river and Mississippi river common
points. The reduction Is H4 cents, an!
Is simply extending the' territory of the
reduction announced this week .from
Omaha. This also corresponds to the re
duction made by the , Illinois Central
Thursday. No reduction has as yet been
made on grain from Nebraska points to
Omaha.
- Railway Notes and Personals.
C. W. Green, with the New York Central
t Kansas City, is In the city.
Bella axe now on the way for the track
of the car line from South Omaha to Belle
vi mi and the directors expect to have the
care In -operation by September 1.
G. E. Spans, general freight agent of the
Surllngton, has gone to Chicago. Grain
men momentarily expect .some announce
ment of the cut In the Nebraska grain
rates from interior points to Omaha, which
Mr. Spans has said his road would make. .
The sixty-seventh annual convention of
the Beta Theta Phi will be held at the
Albany hotel, Denver, July 23-26. This Is
at the same time na the Elks' convention
vnd the same rates may he used on all
roads, the rate from Omaha being 115 for
the round trip.
woman misses her husband
Arrival from Rasala Expects to Kind
Ma Awaltlagr Her at
Depot.
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Mrs. Anna Starker is being cared for at
the matron's department of the city jail,
the woman having arrived here from Rus
aria and expected to meet her husband at
Union station. The woman arrived at the
atatlon Thursday "morning and' waited' and
Watched twenty-four hours for her hus
band, who was to meet her. ' Through some
misunderstanding Helnrlch Sterker, the
husband, failed to be at the ststlon. The
wife did not have .her husband's address
With her.
i Advice to Traveler.
Never leave home on a Journey, without a
bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea. .Remedy.. .Change. . of. . drinking
water and diet often cause bowel troubles,
for which this remedy la especially Intended.
Jt cannot be obtained on board the ears or
ftaemshlp,
MmW HOME! IN TUB WEIT.
koahono Reservation to Bo Opened
, to .Settlement. . -
CHICAGO A NORTHWESTERN B'T
Announces Round-Trip Exourston Rates
I from All Points July 11 to 2s.
Lees than one tare for the round trie
io Bhoahoul, Wyo.. the reservation border
The only all-rail, rout to. the reservation
border '
. Dates of - registration ' July M- to U at
sjhoshonl and Lander. Raacnefl only by
gble Una.
Witt for pamphlets telling how to take
M on of thee attractive homestead.
Information, maps and pamphlets free on
eaoueet at City Onto. lel-l ffmrnain St
ar address n. F. Miller. A. Q. F. A T. A,
JJ01 raroam St.. Omaha, Neb.
WTXK to Minneapolis and Retnrn VIn
Cnteas Oront Western Railway.
Account of O. A. R. Encampment, August
Uth to lllh. Ticket on sale after August
11th. For further Information apply to H.
H. Churchill. Q. A., 1611 Feniam St.
Omaha.
Cobalt,
e newly dlecovered region, rich In silver
and other metals. Is conveniently reached,
by tbe Grand, Trunk Railway System.
, A well prepared booklet descriptive of tbe
notion will be mailed on application to
Geo. W. Vaux. A. O. P. A T. A.. Grand
Trunk Railway System. US Adams EL,
Chicago-
Kxoaraiona.
On July ana 37, to Chautauqua Lake,
It. Y, and return at til good 30 day: and
dally Juno 1 until September H, at JJO, via
fcPUB RAH-ROAD from Chicago; stop
over also permitted on all tickets to New
flora. Boston. Niagara Palls, te. Apply to
your local ticket agent or J. A. Dolan, T.
J. A Ut Railway Exchange. Chicago. 111.
DIAMONDS Prenser, l&th and Dodg sts
Mortality statistics.
The following births and deaths have been
gnported to the Hoard of Health dacing the
twenty-four hours ending at noon Friday
Births Thomas Thomson, SJS Cedar, boy
John Watson. 637 North Thirteenth, girl;
George A. Hood 1114 Grand avenue, girl
Deaths Klias Swanaun. 11 Pine, AS; Jena
Christiansen. Pi. Joseph's hospital, Sk
Fannie Tolee, IbU North Twenty-third 4J
gtoee Agenskee, X North Twenty-aecood!
I Lore Hneeobluxn. Omaha: Basel JJ.
Iflatd, fx Catudw avenue. 14,
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R sies, exceptionally good bargains, at,
2 per pair
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II and colors, worth up to $1.50 pair, at, pair. ..... 0 P
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HOSIERY
This hosiery is in all sizes, blacks and p
and fancies, hundreds ot styles, all for sale in two M
day, worth up to 25c a pair,
10c-12!cl
at, per pair
Children's white ribbed hose in all sizes, special lAp
for QntnrHo of nnnir
Summer Underwear
For Ladies and Children
Ladies' light weight summer vesta;, trimmed
with crocheted top, silk taped, etc.,
very special lot, at. each .,. . .' "2
Ladles' fine vests and pants, prettily trimmed
with lace and crocheted effects, silk ribbon
trimmed, etc., pants are knee
length, cuff or umbrella style.' wCa-JC
Ladies' fine union suits, sleeveless, knee lengths
also full length suits, made AQ
of fine lisle, two specials, at . . .aC"T'C
Children's Summer Underwear
A special lot of children's underwear, vests and
pants, in fine quality lisle, all sizes, neatly trim
med, light weight, at, each ,
j JAPANESE NOVELTIES IN ANNEX
g Pretty effects In Jap goods, table wear, china, ornaments,
toys, etc., many novelties seen for the first time.
P 100 Calling
U Cards for 39c
7fT lOOCallins
1508 DOUGLAS ST.
rand Sacrifice
MID-SUMMER
MILLINERY CLEARING SALE
SATURDAY.
Absolutely EVERY HAT In tha house
eiow est.
The Shoshone Reservation
AND
Big Horn Basin
The Shoshone Reservation Is a new empire about to be
opened for development and trade. Besides 2,000 Irrigable
farms to be drawn for, there are 700,000 acres of mineral and
timber lands to be taken up In the usual way. The whole
Shoshone proposition deserves thoughtful consideration by
those who desire a farm, or a mineral or a timber claim.
Those who are fortunate In the drawing for agricultural lands
are to pay only 91.10 an acre, one-third cash, subject, of
course, to the future prorated cost of Irrigation.
When you register, combine business with pleasure and
instruction, and go to Worland, Wyo.. for the registration.
This is the terminus of the Burlington's new line through
the Big Horn Basin along the Big Horn River, enroute to
the Shoshone Reservation. Tou will enjoy the views of the
Black Hills, the Big Horn Mountains, the Custer Battlefield,
and the scenic canons of Big Horn River, You will pass
through the new towns along the Worland extension, which
x offer splendid chances for moderate capital In tbe way of
stores and industries, and you will pass through thousands
of acres of perfectly irrigated farms, giving you an Idea of
the profits yielded annually from irrigated 'farming.
Less than half fare with a maximum excursion rate of
but 120.00 from Nebraska territory. Bend tor Shoshone de
scriptive folder with map of the Reservation
and the Big Horn Basin, rates, routes, train
service, method of drawing, etc., free.
L. V. WAKELEV, G. P. A., 1004 Farnam St.
OMAHA, NEB.
When You Come to SU0SH0N1 to Register
STOP AT PIONEER HOTEL, SSS-ii
., . Ifiaolre for j. B. SHARP, Atloriey la Lsad mi c
Boys Will
jBeBoys
They had a a-Iorleua time on the
4th and arc now ready for their sum
mer vacation. :
A new pair rf shown Is the net
thins; In ordor, and hn you think
of horn' shixtK. always think of
"DK1XIL" then you will know
Just. wher to (tct to get the best boys'
shoes In America,.
Poya'. sia8. 1 to B "A . .tfl.OO
Little Cents' Ktr. lOto 13H. l-60
., Saturday Is boys' day.
Drexel Shoe Co.
141? rarnam Street.
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Wa shall TODAY for the Fifth Saturday
r.laca on sale a lo of
LAGGETT'S SATURDAY CANDY
(An assortment of nut chocolates and
bon bone.)
At !9o per pound box.
This Is a regular quality 60c candy
mada In Boston, for. whjch wo havo se
cured tho Omaha a-ncy. This candy Is
sold Saturday only and alwaya at a very
low cut pnr. Only enough candy is or
dered for each Saturday's sale so that
fresh roods only are offered.
Remember Saturday from 7:30 a. m. to
11:30 p. m. 60c Candy for 29c.
Sherman & McConnell Drug Go.
Corner 16th and Dodge. OMAIIA. NEB.
IMS
HOES
Misses' $2.00 and $2.50 Shoes
to close out
at :u
$1.50
All Children's sizes1 to
"..:w,i..si.oo
All pur Children's Tan Strap
Slippers, ', , &4 AA
and $1.50 Value. .VXeUW
Infant Sizes,
2Ys to 5 cut to
65c
T. B. NORMS,
1517 Douglas
Ask for Green Trading
Stamps.
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BRUSHES
Wi need tha money more than we
do the brushes.
Hand Brushes, 4e to $1.00
Hair Brushes, gfto to 93.80
Cloth Brushes, gte to S3.O0
Tooth Brushes lOo to BOo
Whisk Brooms. )& and up.
Howell Drug Co.
16th and Capitol Ave.
Lumen's
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IDS
Worth , up to $2.50.
Even's
Underwear
In old gold, grey mottled and
many other shades,
Worth 35c, Sale Price
Men's Hose.
Worth up to 20c,
on Sale at
Guarantee
QottiingCo.
1519-1521 Douglas St.
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A Shoe Perfectly
Moulded
to .very part of tb. foot.
That's the
WALK-OVER
Id .very pair there's satisfying; fit,
style and comfort, and WALK-OVER
quality has aet a n.w standard for
"$3.50 and $4.00
1 Buy yours at - the
Walk-Over Shoe Store
1521 Faroare St.
Fd 8. Thompson, the Walkover Uaa.
MCTTLKTOX AGENCY.
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$2.50
OXFORDS
TWO-FIFTY 1b rather a low price
for a good pair of Oxfords. Many
Women who would like to buy Ox
fords at thjs price are afraid to do
bo, fearing that they would not be
satisfactory.
We sell Two-Fifty Oxfords that
are satisfactory In every way. The
styles are the same as higher
priced Oxfords and the shoemaklng
is splendid.
Come here and see what two
fifty will do in buying Oxfords.
Think you'll be surprised at the
values.
FRY SHOE CO.
THE BHOERS,
Uth and Douglas Sts.
DURING JULY
WE keep a large force of Cutters and
tailors busy by Including an
extra pair of Trousers with every suit
order. , 1
There's little profit in it for us, but it
cleans up the surplus stock and as
sures to us your next order for fall
garments.
WILLIAM J ERR CM 3' OONS.
20-ai loth
"Follow the Flf"
LOW RATS
NEW ENGLAND POINTS
OLD
DAILY III JUlt JULY 18. AU8. I
AMD 32, SEPT. 5 AXO 19
Ask
WABASH CITY OF PI OB, .
MOl FariMun BC,
or address
HARKY K. MOOKES, O. A. P. XX,
WaWh ft. tL,
Omaha, ... Nebraska
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
fabUsfcas Tlsa.ty Fans Taalu. .
Great Water Damage Sale
Several New
lines Bronfjht
Forward
Saturday.
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THB RILJAILI STORK
Saturday the
Greatest Bar
gain Day
YcL -
From Now Until September 1st This
Store Will Close Promptly at 5 p.m.
Except Saturday at lO p. m.
Arc You Looking for Bargains?
How's tho Time! Hero's tho Place!
to .secure just what you are looking for
at a price below any you ever imagined.
Nine days of unprecedented selling and
still the crowds throng our store. The
bargain worth of the offering has not de
creased. The buying interest has steadily
increased.
Don't iiliss Saturday's Offerings
SEE LARGE AD ON PAGE EIGHT.
Special Showing of
Laces
' Monday.
Special Showing of
Children's Dresses
and Underwear
Monday.
IKIAYDER3 BR!
ELECS
QlAL.
TO
DENVER
Leaving Omaha July 16th (Monday) 4:0O p. m.
Arrive Denver July 17th (Tuesday) 7:50 a. ro.
This train will be equipped with Pullman Palace
sleeping cars, Pullman Tourist sleeping cars.
Buffet Smoking and Library cars, free
Recllnlng-Chalr cars and Dining
cars meals a la carte.
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Tickets on- sale July 10th to 16th at
$15.00 for the ROUND TRIP
Inquire at
CTTV TICKET OFFICE. 1834 FARNAM STREET
Thone Douglas 884. .
Our Popularity
'0TJlrED Om MXBJTS We rive bene values than amv other
retailer. On fooa sappU.s ar. fraabw. pnrar, more whol..om-ti. oost Is
mmoh UH kMsut w. bar in larre qnandtl.s for nt cash aad rataU on th.
emaUast of profit marrlas. Tha av.rare t amUx eaa save from so cats to SI
a day by tradlas ragTUarly with us. w
SOME OF OUR SATURDAT SPECIALS OTHER GOODS IN PROPORTION:
MZAT SEPAJRTMEirT.
Port.rhouae Stak p.r pound... lOo l Round Steak p.r poun: a
Sirloin Steak per pound lOo Good Botllna- Meat per pound. 3V4o
Pork lMla per pound . J2e
OBOOXBT BXrASTaTBHT.
PINEAPPLES 600 dosen to pick from special for Saturday ach ?u.
WATERMELONS flweet and ripe big- sis.. .7 sbo'toalS
MONOGRAM RASPBERRY FRUIT JUICE In heavy ayruD.Ua
seller, pot bottle. 10c our Drice for Saturday "
SALAD DRESSING Regular 20c bottle mZTl
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NUM'.I'11I. IKJ ll'IT rl' L. A .Uawtvlnta A ti a
COFFEE Frih roMted 0c aeller for
. k..-. i i rvj. ii funiK unAnu i.w j r.u duuak ror .1
PURITY FLOUR The best on the market every sark cuarante.d $1
XXTBA arSOIAI. SATTrXSAT DKafOirSTmATIOBT We will plao. oa
sal. Saturday s.v.ral rrnt of th. saw lo sis. BOaCAjrQj;i,OaT
the mort p.rfMt 1 iKSHKRT JKLI.Y made. Speolal, a
Saturday only, thr. paokaa-s for OC
If you use Bromangelon now Is your time to put In a miprly.
IF YOU ARE NOT A USER. BECOME ONE NOW.
IM BXST fOB OVM OOSTOmai 1LWAYI Six flavors oraaa-e.
WI1
OUR DEMONSTRATOR
lL,I. SKRVK YOU FREE.
MLAHGE GROCERY CO 24th and Cumina streets.
kHiiUa. UUUULIII UUn TELEPHONE 1B0 rwuglas J!2J.
GOZDTOJR
Jus before you go to bed, a glass of this per
fectly brewed and carefully aged beer will bring
you tbe ulet restful sleep of childhood, preserve
your strength aad youthful grace, giving you an
appetite for breakfast and a delight la the day
to follow.
We will send a cm to your homex
... am , Omaha Headquartsnk
Jett8rBr6wmgCo.HS
Tel. Nn. I. South Omaha hS ."Kk
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THE CORNFIELD CLUB
OPPOSITE MAIN ENTRANCE
LAKE MANAWA
ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE cjr,
A CsrUla Cure ler Tired, Hoi, Achlaa Feet WASCe--vGv
DO NOT ACCSPT A 8UBTITUTK.
am ev9 box.
For
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