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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 10, 1906)
TITE OMAJIA' DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, .TULY 10. 100(5. I ! , i SPECIALS IN OUR GRAND em 1 M M a M a n n a tJ B n a M n o N n M U ALL SUMMER. GOODS MUST GO AT ONCE REGARDLESS OF COST Morn grond bargains brought forward every day of this great sale. All goods that are seasonable now must be sold at once. Thousands of extra bargains. 75c Mercerized Table Damask 25c Yd Fine new lot highly mercerized table damask , worth up to 7")C off the bolt, thousands of yards in desirable lengths for Tuesday, at, per yard 25c Grecian Voiles, 6ic Yard I 15c Dress Ginghams 5c Yard Long useful lengths fine quality dress ginghams all good styles special clearing Llht and dark grounds, figured, floral and dotted effects, 25c yard the regular price, UearlnK Bale price, y.ird 6ic sale price, per yard 5c 40 Inch India Linon at 5c Yard One big bargain square of fine white India liuon, Victoria lawn and Fk fancy striped while material, values y f up to l.V yard, at, per yard Silk Waists Ladies' $3 and $3.50 ON SALE IN BASEMENT. All our $3.50 pure silk waists in black, white and colors all sizes, many are silk corded or pleated, and soini1 are lace trimmed on sale in our basement Tuesday, at $1 $1 aivd $1.50 Silks at 35c Yd laneias, plain (.neth.s turn jjhuus, jinu j L" soies, peau de cygnes, foulards all new J' Lri designs for entire dresses or waists vard Tuesday Special A 50c Black Taffeta Silk 24 inches wide on Bale at, per yard 19c EVERY PUFF A DELIGHT WHEN IT'S A mm QUALITY TILK BEST. ALWAV8 liMFOKM P. R. Rice Mercantile Cigar Co., Manufacturers, St. Louis, Mo. BURLINGTON CUT NOT MET Eeduction in Grain Eate i TJnapproacbed as Yet by Competitor. MISSOURI PACIFIC TACKS ON A PROVISO Uprnliat Department Will Tar Half Out fur Movement at Time .' mt ttervle and Not on Kir Tatar Grain. No mova has a yet been made by any other road to meet the cm of the Burling ton of J cents per hundred on grain from Xebianka points to On'aha. The Union Pa cific aaid It will waiting to see the tariff and If it waa as announced there would be nothing else for that road to do but meet the rate. The Missouri Farlflc, which announced a redurtion In the rate to southern points of Ih cents, also tacked a proviso on the end of Jhe announcement that "when neces sary to make tranxfor from car to car actual cost for this service with maximum of i cent per Vi pounds will be absorbed or paid by this company." This Is taken to mean that the operating department will .pay rent for actual movement at the time of service and not on grain which goes Into elevators and lays there. On the other hand, It Is looked upon aa an additional cut In the rate, making tha cut on grain to tha south 1 cents this on tha ground that all grain would be transferred or elevated at St. Joseph or some other point. Pass rinnse of Rata Bill. Tha pass clause In the new rate bill Is causing all sorts of trouble. Many classes of Individuals who have enjoyed passes have not been Included In the list of those entitled to the privileges, and these have been making themselves heard on all aides. Members of the house took the position from tha start that the aenato had opened us tha question of passes and they de clined to Interfere or to aid In any way in fixing a solution, leaving tha matter en tirely in the hands of the senate. Members of tha house do not regard the prohibitions of tha section as very harsh and think the railroads will be able to do about as they please In tha matter of Issuing free trans portation. Under tha new law officers of railroad labor organisation are deprived of free transportation, which they have heretofore enjoyed. There are fiva railroad labor or- A 6 kin of Beauty U m Joy Forever. DR. T. Foils Ooursud's Oriental - Creem or Magioal Beeutifler. a Mta Pumc ft4 rmry eituui M mm . - 1-W MU, a kMvar. tu4 a mm dotation. It to to b&rauMt f tui.ii kUuim It properly a.6a accvpi neeunie frM ttf aiaiLAl lufti. Dr. L. A, tii kl to t Uif af u. kn ta ia aiicnr: "At Tra UdiM 1 IX.S...I ftttCf 0ra4' Cfmm9 m th UM kattrnful of ti Gmodt SjwmkW m t-fc VaWU4 l I , Cn s.l mm Suti ganlzatlons the Brotherhood of locomo tive Knuineers, the Brotherhood of Locomo tive Firemen, Railroad Trainmen. Ordrr of Railroad Conductors and Order of Railroad Telegraphers. Grand Chief Stone of the engineers' brotherhood says: "A conserva tive estimate as to the amotmt of fare we will have to pay after January 1, 19'rT. when the law goes Into operation, would be 15,000 for each organisation, making a total of $25.0iO from our officers while on official business." I'nlon Rtatlon Matter. The committee of engineers and superin tendents, to which was referred the matter of the changes at Union station, met In Superintendent Farks- office at 10 o'clock Monday to consider the plans which had been prepared for the changes. The com mittee reported progress and will hold an other meeting scon. The plans contem plate the addition of seven passenger tracks and the extenrilon of tha sheds to cover these. An emigrant station also Is n con templation, as well aa a separate shed for the handling of the milk and cream supply which has grown to such enormous propor tions. Sioux City Commercial Men. Representatives of the Commercial club of Floux City called on the Burlington of flcialri In Chicago Saturday and had a promise of a tariff on merchandise which will be entirely satisfactory to that city and at the same time will give no(offense to the Omaha Jobbers. The new tariff was asked because of the new Ashland cut-off, which thows open new territory to the Jobbers of Sioux City. They were given the same rates as Omaha Jobbers Into certain Burlington territory, which will enlarge tha scope of their business Just that much. Railway Notea aad Personals. C. K. Knens has returned from Chicago, C. -J. Mlley. trainmaster of the North western in western lowa, is in uie my. W. H. Brill, division passenger agent of the Illinois Central at 1st. Louis, Is In the city. The Ureat Western Is the first Omaha road to announce a popular excursion rate to a summer resort this year. . That road will put In a special rate to Clear I.hko and return July 14, a distance of over 400 miles, for $3 for the round trip. Tho trains will leave Omaha July 14 at i:4.- a. in. and 8:30 p. in., and tickets will ba good on any train leaving Clear Luke Monday. Tna night Irani out of Omaha will have a tourist sleeper which will leave Clear Lake, returning Sunday night. Flsnlae; and ( Ralea to Clear Lake, la.. Via Chicago Great Western Railway. For parties of ten or more one fara and one-third for the round trip, good for ten days. Tickets on sale d.Ally until Beptem. ber JO. For further Information apply to 1L H. Churchill, Q. A.. 15U Karnam St. Mortality MattatU's. The following births and deaths have been reported to the Board of Health during tha forty-eight hours ending at noon Mon day: Birthe-J. F. Shelley. tn North Twenty fourth, boy; R. T. Church). 1&1& Douglas, boy; George Silver, 41M1 Krskine. bov; Jo seph Ma honey, 1U Oak, boy; Feler oielso, 1211 Pierce, boy. Deaths W. B. Jacobs, 150t Blnney, 47; Edgar Morphy, 1P Sotitb Tenth. 17; Louise Pauiaou. near Kuirri park, 1 months: Jacobins Selchniann, 2822 Farnam, M; Grace Whitehead. S& GMuit, 1. Balldla Permits. The rity has Issued building permits as follows: Chris Jensen. t.tx triple brick dwelling at 14U7-11 Chicago; Qua Anderson H.fcw frame dwelling at i'i California. Starling BUYtr-iTtnaer, bin gad Dodge. 25 All Tan Shoes j and Oxfords on bale at PER CENT Discount are rinsing them oof, and all nnr men's, women's, mlaseV rhiMrrn'e. and boys' tan shoos and oxfords in this snrrlnl sale. MEN'S Clopp's Russia Calf Oxfords, regu lar price $5,511, 8nle do price TelO Clasp's Imported Russia Calf Ox fords, regular price $6, A fA sale price i3v Ilnnnn's Russia Calf Oxfords, ren ular price Jn.OO, sale t HC price OeD Iloydon's Russia Calf Oxfords, , regular price $5.00, O "?P sale price 0l u Russia Calf Rlucher Oxfords, reg ular price $3. Bo, a nr sale price Ulw WOMEN'S Hanan's Imported Russia Calf and dark tan kid oxfords, regular price $4.50, sale price Zelgler Bros.' Russia Calf Oxfords, ' regtilnr price $4.00, sale price l'iinoili-41 Russia Calf Oxfords, reg ular price $4.00, sale price Dark Tan kid Button Oxfords, if irular price $3.50, (I PA sale price J . . uoJ Dark Tan Kid Oxfords, regular price $3.00, sale price EXTRA SPECIALS !i(M pairs Women's shoes, broken Bizes, $3.50 to $5.00 7Cf values at .DC 1IOO pairs Women's Black Oxfords, broken sizes, $2.50 and CA $4.00 values, at DUC 300 pairs Misses' and Children's shoes, broken sizes of our best makes, worth up to $2.50, rn. sale price DUC We do not change, exchange or refund money on these shoes. 3.35 .3.00 Is, reg- 3.00 sfords, 2.50 regular 2.25 OMAHA WKATHKH I'OHU'AST .Monday Fair. Drexel Slwe (V m - ' n v mm. w w m v B 1419 rarnam Street. J SPECIAL $7,50 CASE 55.00 $5.00 We have placed on i pedal sale this week a full Cowhide Leather Suit Case, siie 24 Inches, linen lined, with shirt folder, heavy steel frame, bras hick ana cons, it is reg ularly priced at $7.60, but markrd down special this week at.... 20 DISCOUNT on all Suit Cases and Traveling Bags this month. Bee our line of Japanese Matting Suit Cases, Just the thing for hot weather We are closing them out at reduced prices. We carry everything in Traveling Bags, Trucks and Sample Cases OMAHA TRUNK FACTORY Salesroom and Factory, 1200 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb. 3mp STORZ MALT EX TRACT la a dell clous non-alcoholic li quid food and tonic, comprised of malted barley and Bohemian hops. It Is the great est flesh builder and nerve food known to medical science. If you feel languid, run down, nervous, or suffer from Indigestion. Sum Malt Extract will make you robust and well. Write for our beautiful illus trated booklet. It con tains endorsements from the greatest physicians in the west, and tells why Stor Malt Extract will help you. Stori Malt Extract Dep't, Omaha, D5 ijji. , ii v 9ar. ' For sale by an leading druggists. The Rexall Remedies We are today placing on sale for thi first time In Omaha tha famous Una of REXALL REMEDIES These goods are the products of the UNITED DRUG CO. OF BOSTON, and comprise a Una of Family Medicines and Toilet Articles of undoubted yurlty and high merit. Th. Rexall Remedies are sold In all tha states having Pure Food and Medicine lawi and In no lnsianc. has any modification In formula baea necessary. Any article of tha R.xall Una of Medi cines purchased of ua may bo obtained of the leading druggist In any principal city of the United States. Sherman & McGonnsIl Drug Co. Gorm.r 1ft aa4 Sedge, 1 T " T "GiTv CEEEN TRADIKS STAMPS EVERT TIME Omaha Early Closing VVe close promptly every even ing, except Saturday, al 5 o'clock during July and August. KEEP IT IN MIND! The Sunday Bee Gibson Picture Frame especially made lor Sunday Picture a black oak moulding and glass complete BRING PICTURE Art Section, 2nd floor. Bennett's Big Grocery TEAS! TEAS! TEAS! Best Quality at Lowest Prices Baskot. flrpd Japan tea, per pound .ISc And 20 Green TrRdinR Stamps. Basket fired Japan tea. per pound 4Re And 30 Green Trading Stamps. Basket fired Japan tea. per pound 5Kc And 40 Green Trading Stamps. : I mm a. n " . t -v t Worcester Table Salt, two sacks 10c And 10 Green Trading Stamps. Bayles' Cyclone Relish, bottle 10c And Five Green Trading Stamps IMH'ltl.K GHF.KX TKAIUXO STAMPS OX A 1.1. Sl'lCKS Bennett's Bargain soap, ten bars :2oc New York full cream cheese, pound 20c And 30 Green Trading Stamps Diamond S salad dressing, pint bottle 2.c And 10 Green Trading Stamps Bayles' Yum Yum Pickles, bottle 15c And 10 Green Trading Stamps. Royal Peanut Butter, -pound , Jar 18c And 10 Green Trading Stamps. mm ins ma m A jv HI) One and a quarter million acres to be opened to settlement on the SHOSHONE RESERVATION Dates of registration July 16th to 31st. EXCURSION RATES Less than one fare for the round trip, daily July 12th to 29th via 520 Round trip from Omaha, .00 over the only all rail route from Omaha to Shoshoni, Wy o. , the reservation border. GEO. F. WEST, Gensral Agent, Chicago & North-Western Ry. Omaha, Neb., Pleas send to my address pamphlets, maps and Infor mation concerning the opening of tha Shoshone or Wind River reservation to settlement. (Cat sut this Coupon BEST BARGAIN WEEK OF ALL IN THE GREAT WATER DAMAGE SALE litl We Close at 5 P. M. Tuesday. Do Your Shopping Early. Great Half Price High Grade Wash Goods Everything must go in high grade Wash Goods. All the poods that were not damaged will at exactly half price Organdifa, Dress (Jiug hains. Sateens. Printed Serges, Batiste everything will bo sold at Exactly Half Price m mem THE RELIABLE STARE Tuesday a Day of Exceptional Bargain Inizxest Sale Continues White Goods, Dress L:nens Swisses, India Linons , Per sian Lawns, French Lawns, Nainsooks, plain whitt? Irish Dimities, fine underwear Cam brics, etc. All on our shelves (nothing reserved) will go at Half Price Wool Dress Goods All our high prade wool dress goods, no matter what they sold at bwfora the damaRe. Including broadcloths, pmnelllas. henrlettns, eoliennes, mohairs, etc. Xot a danrged spot on them. Not a yard reserved. EverjtthlnK will KO at exactly Half the Marked Price 1 " 41 FOLLOW THI "LAO." SPECIALS CANADIAN POINTS SOLD DAILY-LONG LIMIT A6IC WABASH CITT OFFICE. 1001 Farnam fit. or address HARRY E. MOORE8, O. A. P. D., Wabash R, Omaha, . . . Nebraaka assa IT'S A GOOD THING ALL AR0UUD THIS offer of ours to Include an eitra pair of Trousers with every suit order during July. It cleans up our surplus stock and saves you the price of the Trousers. WILLIAM JERREMS' SONS. 600-211 So. 10Lh StrMb SCHOOLS ASU COLLEGES. Western Military Academy Upper Alton. Illinois 28th year. Idea' location near St. Louii. Six modern buildingt in beiuti ful park. Thre4 firt-proof barracks. Large drill hall, with gymnaiium and bowling allryt. Strong faculty of 16. Army officer and military eauipmrnt furnishd by War Dept. Tuition $450. Capacity 150. Wailing lnt laM year. Immediate application advinblc for boyt of good character above 6th grade. COL. ALBERT M. JACKSON. A. M.. Superintendent Lindenwood College for Womes ST. CNtf A CHAHLES MO 1831-1906 Diamond Jubllaa Collrica of tha West. Academic, fcemlnary and Colleca Couraaau Uualc, Klocuuon. Art anJ Domptlc Economy. I'hyairal and blralegi.- Ixxaiion. Accaaalbllity to a great city, helect paironaxR. Limited nimiix'r of hoarders. Kvary room taken during laat achool year. B autlful location. Klaotrlo cars to St. X,oula. Catalocue on applicatloa. Oaofa fradario Airea. Va. B4 rras. JB.Wftntwnrth alii ilWlltHVI .$ Military Academy Iataaua, Ma. OMaH aa4 LareaM kfutu.ry i-ibii u,4 Xndia Wait. CatM A'a raont ( tx war Min. ar le la o. e Hal MjlUnvwt. WaaMauauaj Remarkable Bargains in Infants' Wear A more complete Infants' Department than ours it would lie difficult to find, hut in the rush of business it was found impossible to display these goods until this week. Every manner of Infants' Garments, all sizes, all qual ities Dresses, Underwear, Hosiery, etc., now on dis play at Stupendous Price Reductions Don't Miss These Bargains , We had in stock at the time of the fire an immense line of ladies' high prade Undergarments. The boxes containing these goods got rct, but the garments escaped damage. Two Special Items for Tuesday. Ladies' Imported Kayser Vests and Pants or Union Suits, Swiss ribbed, in ilk and wool, plain or vega silk or all wool. Garments that sold up to $5.00 in three great lots at 98c, $1.50 and $1.98. Ladies' Pure Lisle or Silk and Lisle Vests of extra fine quality, worth up to $1.50 choice 50c. Carpet, Rug and Drapery values the greatest ever, known. Don't miss them. Supply your Furniture needs now. Prices mean a tremendous saving. Our Telephone Number is now Douglas 355 In phoning please call the number and ask for depart ment wanted. THE BIG STORE GROCERY PRICES Iad them all for the Highest Quality, Freshest Goods .and Lowest Price". 21 pounds best Pure Cane Granulated Sugar for... , fl.00 7 pounds best Hand Picked Navy Beans 25c Bromangelon, Jell-O or Jellycon, per package 7Mc Castile Soap, per rake 2Hc Tar Soap, per cake 2Hc 1 -pound cans assorted Soups i 5c 1-pound flat cans fancy Alaska Salmon 10c 5-pound palls Pure Fruit Jelly 15o Large Bottles assorted Pickles 8 l-8o 1 pound cans Condensed Cream 8 l-3o Large bottles Worcester Sauce 8 l-8c 1-pound package Macaroni 8 l-8c Magnetic Cold Water Starch, per package 4c TT O f nAH n..n,t Km Fancy B. F. Japan or Sun Dried Japan Tea, per pound .25c N 'f Choice Tea Sittings, per pound 12 Ue f" y FRUITr CHKKHE AND Bl'TTKR SPKCIALS. Large juicy Lemons, per dozen 15a Large ripe Bananas, per dozen . . . .120 Two measures Fresh Roasted Peanuts 5e Large baskets fancy Arkansas Peaches ..25c Fancy Separator Creamery Butter, per pound 21c Fancy New York White Full Cream Cheese, per pound 10c l.et a hrlck nf nnr fanioua Wnlprlnn loo fmam A free sample of Wild Cherry Phorphate or Root Beer iGrocery Dept. , ?S LHIAYOEM BROS. ELKS TO t DENVER IeaTing Omaha July 16th (Monday) 4:00 p. m. v Arrive lenver July 17th (Tuesday) 7:50 a. m. This train will be equipped with Pullman Palace sleeping tars, Pullman Tourist sleeping cars, Buffet Smoking and Library cars, free Recllnlng-Chair cars and Dining cars meals a la carte. Uni VIA o n a c i f I c Tickets on sale July 10th to ICth at $15.00 for the ROUND TRIP Inquire at CITY TICK FT OFFICE. 1324 FARNAM STREET 'Phone Douglas 834. .J -jc?. TAKE ONE A of our oiifnir 6oon witrynu whil you go on yojr va cation for tha frtrnda you vlalt thla aunitiic-r. It ua e I f that your watch la all right too. Look for tha Naina. V V r 5. W. LINDSAY, JEWELER. 1S1A Ioujlas Bt. ALLEIi'S FOOT-EASE cjw fsre. A CactalM Cr Iw Tlra., Hot, Ac hi a Faat VWaVWAXd Atom, DO NOT ACOEP T A SUB9TITUTK mrmjwma. T raUBiftiVr, 7 ot tmn vt, i-t. 1
