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    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, AUGUST 21. 190(5.
fbAYE GETS ENDORSEMENT
teitbfc Wr4 fouaailxnai Rajs Goaititaants
sllpttT Els Tslsphons Psllcj.
lAMCKOKIHTS- CCMINS TO ORDINANCES
OMAHA WEATHER FORECAST Tuesday Coolw.
SEE OUR
Compute
Shewing of
hart, Schiffner
O fAtrx Ctoth'
'ng for Men.
Blf
Doll
Sill
S.turd.i
Sti thl
Wlo.flt
Dlspti)
if Dolls
DISPLAY OF
LADIES', NEW
FALL SUIT?
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THK KatLUBLV Tlia
AY!
1
1 Tr CaasTS if ProBasea1 i
Mtrr STew Peaalaa; Before
f&' tnaU tie
r?kaY Jtacatiaa.
CounollmaA John C Paris, who want on
record a-Jast tw local telephone systems
aar raeatTlnf numerous endorse
ment of Ms coursa through tha mails.
Constituent axa clipping newspaper ar
ttole and maHdns them "stand pat." and
ending letters of tha same Import. Dr.
Part was not awar that his course would
tjfnet with much popular approval, aa
ha took his position after a careful study
of tha matter and because ha says ha be
lieved It Tight. ,
Tha JOghth ward councilman has an-
tnounoad ba will have two amendments
to propone to tha Home company's f ran
ch lM ordinance. One would require tha
entire system to be under-ground and tha
i other , would give the council and mayor
I tha right, after ten years, to regulate tha
' charges.
' "Tha pole as Is or should be ended In
I Omaha." said Dr. Davis. "In Berlin and
ether European cities you cannot sea a
wire above tha surface. We have a small
I underground district . downtown here, but
the restdenoa sections of tha city are dls
1 figured by hundreds of telegraph, telephone
and electrio light wooden poles. Add
ithoaa of a second telephone company and
tha condition will ba made much worse.
"Tha present telephone company for
aometUna has been biirylns Its wires in
the residence district and I believe a sec
ond company. If admitted, anouia put ail
of its wires and cables In conduits.
Power to Chanjre Rates.
"As to tha other amendment I think a
Clause should ba Inserted to authorise the
mayor and council to change the rates as
thought proper at the end' of ten years and
very five years thereafter. The council
has heard the pleas of all Interested parties
In this telephone matter, but we have not
had tha pleasure of listening 'to anyone
talking solely for the Interests of Omaha."
John A. McBhane and one or more of the
firm of Hayflen Bros., have been men
tioned as among the backers of the Oate
City Telephone company, which is the form
under which the Albert Von Hoffman,
proposition for a twenty-five year franchise
Is being submitted.
' Chairman Sheldon of the telephones com
mittee says he expects a number of amend
ments to be proposed to the Home fran
chise by councllmen and an effort to cut
down the tenure to twenty-five years.
The Oate City company, as well aa the
Home company, has begun publication of
Its ordinance for two weeks. This course
must be taken before any franchise measure
can be passed by the council.
Bowel Complaint In Children. .
When six-months old the little daughter
of E. N. Dewey, a well known merchant of
Agnewvllle, Va.. had an attack of cholera
Infantum. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy was given and ef
fected a complete cure. This remedy haa
proven very successful in cases of bowel
complaint In children and when given ac
cording to the plain printed directions can
ba relied upon with perfect, confidence.
When reduced with water and sweetened
It is pleasant to take, which Is of great
Importance when a medicine must be given
to young children.
TWO MEN R0B POSTOFFICE
Oatlaws Who Break late BaUdlaa;
at Beaeca Are Captared
aad Confess.
Lee Acrey and J. F. Lunden are under
arrest at Seneca for breaking Into and rob
bing the store and postofflce of TJhler Jk
i Cowley early tha morning of August IS.
The merchandise obtained was valued at
j $107, while only $1.14 In postal funds
i were taken. The robbers were arrested
t the same day and most of tha plunder
recovered, at a sod house several miles
; from Seneca, Lunden subsequently es
caped but was later recaptured and tha
: men were taken to Thedford and lodged
In JalL They finally admitted tha rob
bery. The county authorities of Thomas
county are willing to turn the culprits
over to the United States for postoffica
robbing, but it is yet a question whether
the government cares to prosecute on ac-
. count of the small amount Involved In the
robbery. The matter haa been referred
to the poatofflce Inspector, nd it la yet
likely that Acrey and ILu&uen may first
be taken oar of by tha state authorities
for burglary, and after that, tha gov
eminent be given a whack at them.
Oa of the Laasrest Streiel.es af Doable
Track la tha World
under one management la that of the
Grand Trunk Railway System from Chicago
to Montreal and to Niagara rails, Tha
Grand Trunk-Lehlgh Valley Double Track
( Rout via Niagara rails reach as from Chi-
, oago to New York.
j Descriptive literature, time tables, etc,
will be mailed free on application to Oao.
jW. Vaux, A. Q. P. It T. A,, Grand Trunk
Railway System, US Adams St. Chicago.
i HojaeCesaiBa- of Wllllasa Jeaala
! Bryaa.
' The Chicago Great Western railway wilt
, run a special train to New York, leaving
1 Omaha f :tf p. m. Friday, August sub,
I arriving at Chicago 10 a. m. Saturday
and at New York ( p. in. Sunday. Only
S30.TS fur the round trip from Omaha. Ask
IL II. Churchill, General Agent, iiii Far
ham St, Omaha, Neb., about It.
Very Low Hates TaesSay.
Evary Tuesdar, balance of tha year, the
.Chicago Great Western railroad will sail
homeseekrrs' tickets to Minnesota, North
, Dakota aud Canadian northwest at about
I ait rata; to other territory first and third
. Tuesdays. Write W. II. Churchill. O. A.,
j ttll raroatn street. State number la party
j and when going.
WATCH E3-tYe n srr, Uth and Dodge,
LITE!! A WATER
FREE
Pay tha next few days wa shall be
plus sac1 to have all Mineral Water Drinkers
' tali aad sawDle the alek-moe l.lihia Water.
ThA yoana lady attendant will be plraavd
te e-r ra free. We also aell 104 ais
at ssiaarsj Waters.
KOV DAT SKTa BABOAXJISJ,
tM Hire's Root Beer for lie
. Its Mssiwa'a Talcum for..............lfre
M kUstte'tc Cream for lot
l itwutet Hygienlque 8oap (or S6c
30 Lrao's Tvuth r-owder for ...14c
1 due lc jl bottles Grave Juloe... .Sa8S
I dus, Deborah Ginger Ale ...Sl.SO
. 1 doa. Doborah Koct Beer fl60
'iS 'Ballotrep lalcum this weak o
lS!i3rniaD& McCcnosll Drug Co.,
Tuesday Will Be Big Bargain Bay in
Lace Curtain Sale
Our stock was bo great that it was not possible to show
it all on the first day. Fresh curtains brought forward
Tuesday to sell at just as big bargains as ever thousands
of Omaha women are saving money at this sale.
We are selling these Lace Curtains for less than
one -half Ibe cost to make them In the mills
We may never again be able to sell lace curtains so cheaply.
$7.50 Lace Curtains at 98o Each All the single and doubfo
corded Arabians, also the very finest Cable Nets, Notting.
hams and French Nets worth as high as
$7.50 a pair these curtains are all in
pairs and will go at, each . . ,
$2.50 Lace Curtains at 49o Each Fine Nottinghams, Cable
Nets, etc, that are worth as high as
two dollars and fifty cents a pair-
these are all in pairs and will
go at, each
Single Lace Curtains actually worth as high as
$3.50 a pair, at, each
3 IXeiB, INOlUUgr
38c
aVl VbvaaaUUUi VtW lO
" -49c
25 c
Tuesday We Will Sell
All tho BOBBINET
This is fine and coarse mesh bobbinet in
white or ecru width up to a yard and
a half such bobbinet as this always
sells regularly at 25c to 50c a yard, at,
per yard
5e
Ladies' Peter Pan Waists DC
and White Lawn Waists A
, ON SALE IN BA5BMENT
The pretty and popular Peter Pan Waists in
dotted lawns," various size dots also odds
and ends of white lawn waists,; trimmed
with pretty lace inser- S EZ
tions, pleated effects, etc. JJ
worth up to seventy-five jr. $) fl
cents in basement, at . . .
AdTcxnce Notice of Big Sale
BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS
Time Think About Your Boys' Clothes.
You Can Save Money, on the Best Boys' Suits Matte:
D$fts Thursday : AS
Hot nig1
In the Rockies. The air is pure without
undue moisture. There is no exceesiTe
heat In summer. There are no continuous
saturating rainfalls.'
IN COLORADO
the summer nights are lnrarlably cool, in
ducing rest and refreshing sleep.
Very low rates of
(1 R AA effect from Sept. 19 to ZX to Denver.
ip I JmJJ Coiorad Springs, Puebl. and return. -.
L.EO '
ft7 en ta sain points. Tickets on sal erery iay
1 iOU to BepL fcth. IMS. .
VIA
UNION PACIFIC
Inquire at
CITY TICKET OFFICE. 1824 F ARK AM ST.
'Phone Douglas 834.
BEE WANT
PRODUCE RESULTS
ART- CLEARANCE SALE.
. ' PRICES FOR QUICK SELLING.
$3.50 and $3.75 Original Pastels CI Oft
gold ornamented fram3 Tuesday only ....pia0
Every Day WillvSee Numerous Items Priced for Quick
Selling.
. Don't Tail to Visit Our Art Galleries.
'' v . Second Floor.
BENNETT'S BIG GROCERY.
Dnying from the Source oi Supply Enables
Us to Save Our Customers Money.
BENNETT'S Capitol Baking Powder, fire pound can ......... .91.00
- And fifty green trading stamps.
Pride of Bennett's Flour sack $1.80
And forty green trading stamps.
Red Cross Cream two large cans 20c
And ten green trading stamps.
Peanut Butter-r-two jars ; 20c
And ten greon trading stamps.
Diamond S. Preserves two jars 20c
And ten green trading stamps.
Domestic Macaroni two pound package 20c
i . And ten green trading stamps.
Jell-O assorted three packages ... .25c
And ten green trading stamps.
Quart Bottle Blood of the Grape SOc
And thirty green trading stamps.
Bayle's Cider Vinegar pint bottle lOc
And ten green trading stamps.
Baked Beans- three large cans
i 25c
And ten green trading stamps.
i Bchepp a Cocoanut pound package
And ten green trading stamps.
. Wiggle Stick ' Blulng--eIx sticks
! And ten green trading stamps.
. Coco Velvet Toilet Soap elx cakes ....... .25c
1
25c n
25c I
CHICAGO I" MEW YORK
VIA
FROM
AND RETURN
; August 28th and 29th
Good to return until September 4th, inclusive. Apply to
. it r Local Ticket Agents, or
J. A. DQLAII, 555 Railroad Exchange CHICAGO
. -
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HOTELS.
ifE WS9.
Pmiwiy. lit. i&liTCi St, Em Yrk
av twira. fsssafcaa ktja at taa aav.
ls saaaf atatsiuL Onasissta 9
M tu sisatmnia aaA sisaliWj fire
- (vaeft. fhamaUmm aa4 sissiisiiI ea
LraiT B tWyussswl, Aaf ihji .aaartens
Hrh sniaaa; Ua UM wlia WiStt. KM
- asl aasl water aavs. aalajsAca k. aaac
tu KuMBaaa Biaja. CKia2v anffif
cli4. asann sgsa a V. atr& iat
ftH am. Vtu aaly awI la Waaaalta
' tr aatlraath, aa faeaaWr aaa htu Asa.
gxokoji v. rmmtarBX rivia
UlfAYETTE 11QTEU --
HOTEL KUPPER.
Kama City, fc. nissamrl
mm
TMs saant9ctt kosel kas X saaav
tStaX raasas an U Vacated at Uth aad
MoOaa stresjU U ta shopping AUstrloC
Only half a bleak fram the Ssnory.
Mir,- Tttasar dry goods store; near all
the tseatara.
XOeUao aths.
401 issasa Kat aac
Vaara ta ! Sun.
ThbmUm Cmt a. ecfeo Onlalaa. Ciam
i infsi1i aaa Vaal jVXata Btaaetsj
SMrrea km Oasa. MmUissiM
bpwaca.
lUssnat
grapa at s
K t rWUWMIfBOlT
HOTETj CO.
rWhen In ChlcagoT
8top at Tho
aT ,i,i-.Taw v
mm
Stfiat
lord Hotel
Euro pa an Plan
Kaflaed. Bleraat. Ooiet Located cor
aet o( city's two finest baulavarda,
iiinmiHi to enure Dosmcsa easier.
Close t beat theatres and aboppios
district 22J rooms. 10 private battasi
liunrioas writlns; aad reoeptioa rooms!
woodwork saabnraar throaahoar; brass
hurts aad all aaodera comforts; telopboo
ta erorr rooast boaatirul dlalnsT rooms
.the seal ot e-rerythms; at nooaraia prKsa.
ffAfm and Jackaoa tUvarn, Chlcai
SPECIAL
FOR MM
; TUESDAY
100 pairs men's tan shoes,
$3.50 and $4.00 grades, in
small sizes
AT
$1,48
Tho
Evans Hotel
Hot Springs, 80. Dak.
Beautifully situated la the vale of kflo
The health aad pleasure resort of tha
northwest. Only a night's ride from Omaha.
OoLf. tennis. w tin turns;, , coaching, horse
back and kurro rtda and other amuse
b.sula, Excellent orchestra la attennanoe.
Visit wonderful wind cave.
' Exceptionally low rate oa both CAN.
W- aad Boriloston,'
f M rates aad tnXormatlon. addreaai
We are still giving 25 per
cent off on Hanan's, Boy
den's and Clapp Oxfords
patent colt, gun metal and
Russia calf. '
Only a few more days of
this big discount sale.
DREXEL SHOE CO.
1419 Faroam Strict.
1
YOUR CLOTHES
SOULDb cool and couiortabls, at
this season of the year.
W have eeiy thins; la hot weather
tabrtca. ta keep your physical temperature
norma) at temptlDs; mid-summer prices.
Kztra Troaaors with suit this saoath
withont ex.tr east ta you.
WILLIAM JERRCM8' 80N8.
20.il"Bt.15U."Bt. "
Lace Curtain and Drapery Sale
will continue until our entire surplus stock Is disposed of. Hundreds of d
lighted customers participate in the bargain feast Monday. Krery day this
week 'bargains fully as good will be offered. 8oe Them Before Tina Buy.
NOVKLTT NETl' worth up to 6oc. yard.
at yTrd N. ..OC fit IOC
ALL PORTIEBK8 AT IIAT.F.
ROPE PORT! ERFt worth double. ORo
at $1.89, $1.60, $1.26 down to VOB
LINRN 6PKCIALH
$1 no Bleached Table LJnm Tuesday, BQp
MM
at yard
JSolJnen Towels, on sal Tuesday, 4Qq
LA RQrc BATH TOWELSresuhtf to and
25o values, special -Tuesdays 25C15C
In Our Great Bargain Room
Our bargain room in Its new location (basement ot Douglas St. building)
offers better accomodation, better bargains than erer to our patrons.
10c BLEACHED MIT8L1N' In to 10 yard
lensths, on barsaln snuare, i i
yard '....sfsl
lOo INDIA LINENS flne and sheer on bar
train square,, ; a i
at yard 40
Extra Specials Tuesday
dosen Nursery Pins,
Tuesday, at .......I...... Ofl
;. 25a
R
per card OO
1 Spools Whit Thread. fn
Tuesday, at ,w
WABir GOODS OF ALL KINDS.
In mill ends on barsaln aauara.
at, yard aaC
UHO TURKISH TOWELS heary un-
Dinaonea, slightly soiled.
each, at Ofc
150 Pearl Buttons,
at aoirn
26c Laundry Bass,
each :
25c Hone Supporters,
all slses
SOo 811k Belts,
Tuesday, at
S0a Satin Pad Hose, .
Dupporters, at
.........9c
.r..12iC
10c
19c
"'25c
too White Kid Belts,
i
tuoouKy, l
le!on's Hooks and Eyes, .
Plumsl Plumsl Plums!
AS ADVERTI8ED IN SUNDAY'S! PAPER FOR TVK8DAT.
PLUM CROP 18 SHORT THIS SEASON.'
TOMORROW, TUESDAY. WE WILL HAVE
BUT NOW, AS THE
SCO. baskets of r fancy Goose Punis for
Jelly, as Ions as they last,
we will sell for, basket I3Hc
OMAHA'S GREATEST GROCERY PRICES
XMbs. beat pur can sTanulated
sugar $1.00
1-lb. can condensed cream 7 He
VHb. can condensed cream 4c
X-Cello. Breakfast Food. Malta Vita.
Quail Oats, White Dove Oats, Dr. Price's,
etc, etc, tomorrow only, at 6Vo
-lb. can Boston Baked bean . ,.,,(.. ...TH
Jell-O or Bromsnslon, pks lUa
Magnetic Cold water stsfch, pk( .,' M
.One minute tapioca, pk( .....IHa
Oil sardines, can .fto
1-lb. can fancy Alaska salmoa ....(.. 100
Potted meats can .$a
Fancy sour pickles, per quart ...104
Fancy sweet pickles, per quart ISO
Fanoy chow-chow, per quart- UH4
Fancy mixed pickling spices, lb , XM
Wild Cherry Phosphate cheaper than lem
ons 1 bottle makes I gallons, bottle.. UVsS
K&YDEGnj BR
The
Gun
Coast
of Texas
That's the name of a new eighty-page illustrated
book just published by Rock Island-Frisco Liines.
It is of vital importance to you that you secure and
' read it. ' ' . ' ' ' '-. 1 ,
The region described is unparalleled in its possibili
ties for home-getting and' fortune-making. ' k
Think of a country ; where the climate i(is just right;
. where there are twelve months of "growing" weather
per year; where the soil is naturally rich; where you
. can get a good deal of land for little money and where
hired help is plentiful and cheap.
If you knew Southern Texas you would
want to- share in its tremendous wealth
and a small share would soon make you independently
rich. There is nothing to prevent your achieving suo
cess. in. this remarkable country.
The book will tell you about it and a trip of inspec
tion, is cheaply made. Are you interested t
. Your name and address on a postal will brtng yod '
' , full details and the book. , WRITE TODAY.
" This Is too good to pass by, especially since It, costs
. you nothing to Investigate. You will not regret
bATlng done so. .
sTOUN SEBASTIAN, Pas. Traffic Mgr,
Chicago or St. Louis ( f -
ROCK ISLAND-FRISCO LINES
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fH)AJ
Special low rates are in effect to various New England
points July 1 8th, August 8th, and aad and September 5th
and 19th, from Omaha and all points west via tho
Chicago & North-Western Ry.
ROUND-TRIP RATES FROM OMAHA
Beat er, Ms.
Bar Hrtr, Ms.
Carcard, N. H.
Fabyaaa, K H.
Moatpaltsr. Vt.
Portland, Ms.
RatUs4.Vt .
l4.Albaiis.Vt
ftt Jobtubsrr, Vt
W1U River, Vt
I3S.M, Rttara Uatlt 11 'ays,
t Ji, " ( ,
14.75, a a a 'a.
14.2Q, a a , a a
"14.71, a ' -
1J.X5, , .
li.71, - a a a,
11.75. " ' ...
U.lt, aaa
U.1S, aaa
MM Rtsra Uatt Msaya,
41.1$ . - ,
1171 - a a
MJ
. JJ.7I ' - a a a
47J a a a a
11.71 f aaa
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JS.7I -
SMi .
Correspondingly low rates to other points.
The route is over the only double
track railway between the Missouri
River and Chicago. Direct eonnec
tions made at Chicago with all lines
east. Unequaled train servicer Con
venient schedules.
The Best of Everything .
s
. :i Full particulars on application. , .
CITY TICKET OFFICES: H01-03 FARNAM ST., AND UNION STATION.
BOSS ' '
YOU WILL ENJOY THK mjtlfiors FKAGKAXCE 09 A
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