Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, February 07, 1907, Page 10, Image 10

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TTIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TTIUTtSDAY, FEBRUARY 7. 1907.
MEXICAN LINE IS BOOMING
TeatUBtepso Bailrsad, Eayi IX E. Thomp
son, Hi i EnrpUi of Trtffiot
COMPLETED ACROSS OLD MEXICO NOW
lakHilr Otan Oassvhe At
tn Aaaaal Meetlas- mt tmm Co
laasbla Fir !
Caaspausr
Ths Tehoanfepeo railroad across Mexico
la completed, and haa mora business than
It can handle," aaid D. E. Thompson, am
bassador to Mexico, who was In Oma'iB
Wednesday to attend tha annual meeting
of tha stockholder of tha Columbia Fir
Insurance company, of which ha la presi
dent. ,
"This will not Interfere at all with the
business of the new Panama canal when
It Is completed, but both will haye all they
ran do, and another canal will be needed
In a few (fenerations.
"1 attended the opening of that road and
also went with President Roosevelt to
Panama on his recent visit The Tehuante
peo railroad la 225 miles long; and haa cost
rc.OOO.OOa It was built by an English con
tractor, and with wharves at each end
was to cost lltft.ono.ono. Of this $88,000,000
haa been expended and the remainder will
be used In building wharves. The business
from" the start Is so enormous that double
tracking win be necessary aa soon as possi
ble, and this will make tha entire cost
$150,000,009.
"When tha road was completed there
were already two boats, one at each end
of tho road, ready to have their cargoes
transported across. Before these were
cared for two more boats appeared un
announced and had to be cared for. A
boat of 10,009 tons will fill 309 cars, and the
road cannot now accommodate the business
which la dumped at Its two terminals,
Rmmm for Its Mneeess.
. "There are three reasons why this road
Is going to. be a great success. Tha rail
roads In the United States cannot now
handle the trafflo which la billed across the
continent. The freight charge Is less by
water and the Mexican railroad, than across
the United States, and they will handle
time freight In mucTi less time than It can
t tiAtilefl onmna this continent. Tbev
agree to take freight from New fork to
Ban Francisco In sixteen days, or guaran
tee thirty days, while the average time by
way of rail Is forty days.
"When Pearson, the English contractor,
took hold of this road It was simply two
streaks of rust and not a tie was In proper
shape, although each tie represented the
life of a man. The health conditions are
now aa good as are those or Oman a ana
the operation of the rood does not mean
the. loss of human life.
"On the Pacific side Is a continuous wind
and dust storm most of the year, with little
rain, and this condition prevails to the
divide, about seventy-five miles from tha
. Pacific ocean. The divide Is 763 feet high."
Mr. Thompson said he waa enjoying the
best of health and his looks bore out his
statement.
Officers of Company,
At the annual meeting of tha stockholders
of the Columbia Fire Insurance company
these officers and directors were elected
for the coming year: D. E. Thompson,
president; C. E. Tost, first vice president;
J. B. Dlnsmore. second vice president; C,
D. Mullen, secretary and treasurer; C. O.
Talmage, assistant secretary; directors, IX
E. Thompson, Lincoln; H. A. Wlggenhorn,
Ashland; C. B. Tost, Omaha; Henry
Baretx. Columbus; John T. Bressler,
Wayne; J. H. Miles, Falls City; C. D.
, Mullen. Omaha; 3. A. Sunderland, Omaha;
E. O. Bohanan, Lincoln.
The seventh annual statement of the com
pany showed a net surplus of $100,106.96.
The reserve required by law for the pro-
toction of outstanding risks la $437,280.68,
and cash on hand nearly $60,000.
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Good, Warm, Up-to-Dato
LADIES' LONG t ) "H.
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CLOAKS -S2
Worth $7.50-510 and $12.50
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Odd Coats from Our Regular Stocks Odds
and Ends from Recent Great Cloak Pur
chases that we will sacrifice Thursday at less
than thro cost of fabric.
Many sample coats are in this
lot 50-inch long Novelty
Cloth Coats good long black
cloths new long Mixture
Coats fine Plaid Coats, in
this season's style in all the
best colors browns, tans,
greys, blacks, navies, etc
All Up-to-Date Styles that sold
a few weeks ago for $7.50,' $10
and $12.50 in one big lot to
clear away in one day your
choice
5 DIG BARGAINS IN OUR
Basement Cloak Department
298 I
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OMAHA WKATIl Kit M)KM;ArT Thursday: Fair.
Buy Capitol Coal ?2s
1 1 j j y y
About Green Trading Stamps
We arc receiving from Eastern Factories large lota
a l handsome new rrrraiums every uay -premiums
L'ff IVa 1 Taiucs ma wrre miur mium r. ..
CttftA which cost yoa nothing, 'are Just an actual material em
i phasls to our "Thank You" eomething you don't get
elsewhere.
Visit premium parlor and nee' the beautiful premium all yours
for collecting Green Trading Stamps.
Children's Cloaks, worth np
to $3.00, each, QQ
..VOU
at
Ladles' Wrappers,
worth up to
12.00, at
Ladies' Tailored Suits, .worth
up to $10.00, 2 50
...69c
Children's Wool Dress
es, worth up
to 2.00, at.
50c
Ladies' Fur Scarfs,
worth up to
$1.00, at.
...39c
j! Fine Valenciennes j Torchon Laces
Valenciennes, torchsn laces and insertinga many to match,
also a very desirable new lot of
31c-5c! J
fancy wash laces, worth, up to
lOo a yard, at, a' yard ....
Big Bargain Square of All Over Laces
Allover Laces and allover fancy Nets, with dots and figures
18 and 42 inches wide and very desirable
for entire waists, eta worth as high as
$1.50 a yard, at, yard . .
69 c I
LENT JUST ONE WEEK OFF
Solemn fleasoa Bealns Next Wedaea
day and Easter Cornea Last
Pay la March. ,
One mora week before Lent. By next
week society will have put away lta say
garments to don the sackcloth and ashes
of the nten season. Wednesday, Feb
ruary 13. will be the first day In Lent and
tha day la commonly known aa Ash
Wednesday, so called . on account of the
olden custom of worshipers sprinkling;
; themselves with ashes aa a symbol of peni
tence, and the wearing of garments of
simple fabric and deslg-n.
The Ienten season Is observed the world
over by Roman catholics and Episco
palians particularly, the observance taking
the form of fasting and abstemious living.
Services are held throughout the aeason of
Lent and In Omaha the various Catholic
and Episcopal churches will have the usual
services. . 1
The Lenten season thla year will end on
'Good Friday, March 29, with Raster Sunday
observance two days later, on which latter
flay the faithful rise to God In grace.
For the guidance of Its adherents ' the
Episcopal prayer book notes: "When ye
fast, be not, as the hypocrites, of a sad
'countenance; for they dl'flgure their faces
that they may appear unto men to fast."
The Roman Cathollo churches next
Wednesday will, as usual, observe the cus
tom of sprinkling the ashes of burnt palm
leaves upon the penitent Services will he
held every morning and evening in most
of the Episcopal churches.
Excluding the 8undays between Ash
Wednesday and flood Friday, there are
forty days la which to put off worldly
things and magnify the spirit. These Bun
days are referred to as feast days, while
the forty days are fast days.
By
Phone I
Order
By
Phone
Omaha's Pure Food Center
OUR WEEK END WIXE AND LIQUOR FREE OFFER
With every purchase of $1.00 or more of our own bottling or bulk
Wines and Liquors, we will give gratis a 60c bottle of our Family,
Port, Sherry or Claret Wine.
Extra quality
Old Port Wine,
per gal. . $1.60
Maryland Rye,
full Quart $1.00
Extra fine
Sherry, per
gallon... $1.60
d u ckenhetmer
(full quart)
at $1.15
Good old table
Claret, per gp.l.
at $1.80
Athertpn Kye,
(full quart)
at $143
The very best
Imported Sher
ry, per gal. M
Cedar Brook,
(full quart)
at US
ennrtnov F &t. Phone Douglas 647
OUnney & Os Exchange connects all Dept
SKIRTS SKIRTS SKIRTS
SPRING-1907
$10.00 and $8.50 Women's Skirts for $5.95
Thursday Morning;, 2d Floor
See Window Display
These skirts are made of
Panama and Fancy Skirt
ings, all latest New York
full pleated and cluster
pleated models, eight styles
to select from, every one a
pronounced winner for 1907
each
SHOES SHOES SHOES
HAPN'T YOU BETTER HAVE A FAIR OF
RUB HERS THAN RISK BREAKING LIMB ON
THESE SLIPPERY SIDEWALKS? Rubbers
are a kind of accident Insurance, cheap insur
ance at that. We have all sorts Rubbers. No
contraction whatever in varieties only, in price
PRICES NEXT TO NOTHING.
"Women 's Felt Slippers
leather or felt soles 60c
kind, for i 39
Women 's ' ; Warm Lined
Lace Shoes, 'regular $1.75
quality, for $1.19
Infants' and Children's
Warm Lined Lace Shoes,
regular 75c quality, sizes
up to 8, at 39
Men's" Overgaiters, regular
75c quality, for 39
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VOLUNTEERS HAVE NEW HOME
Compelled te Mot. from Old Qiir.
tera Became of Clo Pa.
clfle Batldlag.
The volunteers of America closed their
go.pel services at 117 North Fifteenth
street Sunday night and have rented the
ground floor at 60S South Thirteenth street.
where the flrat service will b held tonight
at o'clock. After tonight the gospel
service will be held at the same hour and
the Sunday school at 11 o'olock each Bun
day morning.
The Volunteers conducted their gospel
'work at 117 North Fifteenth street for the
last seven years, tut had to move at thia
time on account of the erection of the
V&loa Paclflo building.
One feature or the closing service was
the enrollment of alx recruits aa full
fledged soldiers of the Volunteers of
America, Captain and Mrs. O'Neal, who
feave charge of the Volunteer work In
Omaha, Invite all active Christian workers
' to attend the revival services that will be
started this evening In the new hall.
LINCOLN
SANITARIUM
Specially equipped for moat
Thorough Medical and Surgical
Treatment t
and care of
Acute and Chronic Diseases
Natural Mineral Water Baths
(Sulpho-Sallne waters possessing curative
properties supplied from our own springs.)
Rheumatism, Kidney, Liver, Heart,
Stomach and Skin Diseases.
J. O. EVERETT, Managing Physician.
LINCOLN, NKU.
HOTELS.
rWhen in Chicago
Lake Sleaaser Mlaalag.
CHICAGO. Feb. t-Two steamers of the
Goodrich line due to arrive in Chicago
terduy morning, the City of llariut froro
tirand Haven and the Iowa t""a Mil
waukee, have nut tmeo heard from since
kUli.n, kK.nday u Ik tit. Tbe pusaenger llt
of mh steamer numbers between thirty
and forty persons, bula are believed Lii La
W.1 la tha tee AUOs. f
Stop at The
sHJaVSTthT"
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Sffatiord Hotel
European Plan
Refined, Elearant. Quiet. Located eor
ar ot city's two finest boulevards,
convenient to entire business cuter.
Close to best theatres and shopping
district. t!i rooms. 1M private batfcsr
luxurious writing ssd reoeptioa rooms;
woodwork mshnKsny throughout; brass
beds sod all modern comforts; telephone
in every room; beautiful dining rooms-
the best of everything st moderate prices.
Mwbigaa sad Jackso Blvda.
i. Chkaso J)
PARK HOTEL s-ra-iB;.
rfc.
esr
Vractloally ftreproef. During the past
sinuiuer enurtiy reonea ana aM3oraiea;
hot and cold ruimtog water la every ropia.
Auierii-an end Kurupota plan.
st. B XATJUs. Lessee ad Xaaaf es.
DREXEL WILL GIVE
25 DISCOUHT
On Misses' and Chli
dren's Shoes
Ten lines of Misses' and Chil
dren's Box Calf, Velour and Gun
Metal Calf Shoes Included In this
sale.
All our Young Women's 3.00
Button and Laoe Shoes, sizes,
2V4 to $2.25
All our Young Women's $2.b0
Button and Lace Shoes, sizes,
2tt to 6 $1.88
All our Misses' $2.50 Button and
, Lace Shoes, sizes, IX to 2. $1.88
All our Misses' 22.00 Shoes,
t $1.50
All our Misses' $1.75 Shoes.
Lace only $1.31
All our Children's $2.00 Button
Shoes, sizes, 8 to 10 Vt
Button, at $1.50
All our Children's $1.75 Shoes. .
t $1.31
All our Children's $1.50 Shoes,
t $1.12
These shoes are made of the
leathers mentioned above .
No goods charged at these
prices.
Drcxel Shoe Co.
1419 Farnam Street
111
1 aesi
Bennett's Big Grocery
r.A Greatest West of Chicago
Coffee roasting all the time, right
X before your eyesin Coffee Dept.
I ' rrru nn. J Ij. l i . i .
Alio lUoObCl UlCSU b XUVtL w do muca
more than a grinder, t but it's the
greatest and best electric tras roast
J er that scientific brains has yet pro-
An naA Tnet e&a 4 nr.1- 4.1. MH
uswvui w tun dvu xe nuia, ailU LilCll
your Coffee is so sweet and fresh.
CXJr FEK, pound
ZVC
1
for
And Thirty Green Trad
ing Stamps.
BENNETT'S CAriTOL COFFEE, lb. pkg...
And Thirty Green Trading Stamps.
TEAS, all kinds, lb
And .Thirty Green Trading Stamps.
Bennett's
Candies
Rock i
Candy, i
assorted
per;
pound "
1 lie
si
(
3eat We Have" brand
.tomatoes, can 16o
And Ten Green Trading
Stamps.
QherardelU's Cocoa, lh-
can coo
And Twenty Green Trad
ing Stamps.
.Diamond S Preserves, large Jar
raiJiKilfTTCerVAoY
BHAKAJIEB.
a .
. . I t, " Jr. ....... to
Ana iweniy ureen Trading Htampa
Pkga ; SKn
PS. loo
. . .Zoo
Egg-o-Bee,- t
Grape-Nuts.
Bennetts Capitol Mince Meat. I vkd...
And Ten Green Trading Stands.
enreaaeo wcxinin, s psgs
And Ten Green Tradlnir fltumni
Diamond 8 Chill Sauce, bottle
And Twenty Green Trading Stamps,
Uneeda Biscuit. 4 pkgs
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Hpme-made Jelly, assorted, glass
2 So
...26a
...16c
Granulated Sugar
Double Green Trading
Stamps
WearsWisWssaajSssl
Buy lion
City laces
and Save
60
Per Cent
Duty
pill
THB RELIABLE I
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5ee WzW
Brochert
Dress Forms
We're
. Sole
Agents
Delightful Bargain Thursday
IN OIH LADIES' SflT DEPARTMENT WOMEN'S
$12.50, on sale Thursday . ....
COATS, worth tip to
Af. $4.00 About 200 stylish Coats, In plain and fancy mixed fabrics, sold up
to $18.00.
$25.00 and $30.00 Broadcloth Coats
Satin lined throughout, great snnp
at, sale price $10.00
Children's Coats that sold regularly up
to $5.00, to close at, choice .$2.98
Women's $5.00 ' Silk Underskirts, a
great bargain at $2.08
Women's $6.00 Eiderdown Bath Robes
sample line, at $1.08
Women's $2 Waists A special pur
chase from N. Y., secured at about
actual worth, on sale at, choice
for SO
NEW smiXO SUITS No plac in
the west will yoa find aa complete as
sortment or attractive prices.
From 8 Till 9 a. m. Women's Coat
odd lots and broken lines, at.$1.00
From 8:30 Till 9:30 a. m. Women's
$1.60 Underskirts for this hour,
t ..GOsy
From 9 Till 10 a. m. Children's Uon-
nets. each iv...lOs
From 9:30 Till 11;30 a. ni. - Women's
Waists, worth regularly $1, choice
for 250
BE SURE AND ATTEND OUR FAMOUS
Hourly Sales in the Bargain Room '
rrom 9 Till 10 a. m. We will sell Summer Prints, new, from the bolt, best
buuub rusue, ai, per yam 3 4
From $10:30 Till 11:30 a. m. We will sell 25 dozen 16o Towels, not over
three pair to a customer, at, each . . . . v ......... .7 V4t
From 2 Till 3 p. m. We will sell White Goods, In long lengths and full pieces.
CVftsTWf S taut .11 Lit tee .mm . - "
BVU,. iust Brw Bugnuy soiiea, worm irom iuc to Z&c a yard not over 13
yards to a customer, at, per yard nu.
From 3:30 Till 4 JO p. m. We will sell-Dark Flannelette. 1 0r e-r.
over 12 yards to a customer, at, per yard .3 "Kg
FOR ALL DAV We will sell 10c Percales, 36c inches wide, at, per yd. .5
i-vtc uingnams, long remnants, at, per yard 5
$1.60 Bed Spreads, at, each Qg
60c Sheeta, at, each -34s "19c Towels, at. each .10t
60c Bleached Linen, at, per yard t)i
Several other bargains too numerous to mention.
MA RESS GOODS DEPARTMENT From 10 Till 11 a.-m. We will sell
"cputiu vuecHB, noi over s yaB. to a customer, at, per yd. 33.$
From 2 Till 3 p. m. We will sell E0e
I ss,vas Sft VVV t klJ
over 8 yards to a customer, at, per yard . . , ............ Oc
Several other sales in Dress Goods 'department all day. .)"'"
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Provonta Freokloa
)
Pries 60er-At an Dealers.
TOB SU.X.S BT
THE BENNETT C0I.IPAir7
AJTD ALL BETAXL BBVOOISTB.
Business
Boosters
Try the Want
. - Coluxntsi of The
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VITALIZED
AIR
ror rainless Extraction, leaves no after
7 . . " iresn ana contains nofh-
iri injurious 10 the system. Try It the
' yuu wan i some teeth extracted
OOZ.D ciown aax
rrxLnrag .. ..
s as
5.00
TAFTS DENTAL ROOMS
161T Douglas Street.
BAILEY l MACH
DENTISTS
Thirtl FUer, Paxto. deck .
Highest Grade Denlutry
EVERY PUEF A DELIGHT
QUALITY TUB BEST ALWAkts IMMJKM
V. Bm iUce MwcantUq Cigar Com lUuiiUctarr. tu. iaisv
Valentines Valentines
Every Imaginable style in Valentinesbeautiful thoughu for the
14th from xtf up to $1.00 each. Witty, sentimental, odd. oomlc, the
greatest assortment ever shown in this city.. FANCIES, COMICS, FOST
CARDS. You haven't an idea but may find expression In this unusual
assemblage of- Valentines. .
Read Hay den's Grocery Prices
.Tfce Greafesf Sfors In tht Wtst lor Economical Buyer
a raw or tks hut xrnmnmTjxa nicin
21 lbs. best pure cane srranulated surer SI
6 Ibe. best hand picked navy beans... 15o
( lbs. best rolled Breakfast Oatmeal.. ISO
10 lbs. sack best Buckwheat Flour... 35o
Qt. Jar pure Ohio maple syrup ..35a
id. pKg. Dest seir-rislng pancake flour
at sua
Ensr-O-See breakfast fopd, pkg-. . .. .7Vo
Best IX ginger snaps, lb .00
west Bod a and Oyster Crackers, lb.... 60
Fresh Fig Bar Cookies, lb.. ...loo
1 lb. pkg. Baited Wafers.. Ida
1 lb. can assorted Soups..... TVo
2 lb. can beat Sao City Sugar Sweet Com
at 60
2 lb. can best fancy Wax, String or Lima
Beans .'... TUo
Qt. can Golden Table Syrup. ; . . . . . . . . . . o
10 lbs. best white or yellow cornmeal HHo
Fancy riantos Corree, lb...., ...130
The finest Tea . Slf tings, per lb....l2VsO
Baydsn's Fresh mil And Tegetabis .
Prloaa
Large' Juicy Lemons, per dos ....10o
Extra large ' Highland Navel Oranges,
worth 86c per dps, our price....... ,SSo
Large ripe Bananas, per dos '....loo
Fresh roasted Peanuts, per quart.... So
Largo Brasll Cocoanuts, each.. So
Fancy Fard Dates, per lb .,..,..100
12 -om. pkg. fancy California Figs..... Bo
Fancy red Cranberries, per quart... THo
Fancy Cooking Figs, per lb ....fii
2 heads fresh Lettuce so
2 bunches hot house Radishes. ...... ..64
2 bunches fresh onions ........So
Fancy ripe Tomatoes, per lb....,...15o
1 bunches fresh young carnots. . ., . ...10a
2 bunches fresh hot house parsley,,. Bo
2 bunches Salsify tor oyster plant. ....Bo
Mexican Pinion Nuts, lb ISViS
Beets, parsnips, carrots, rutabagas, tur
nips or Onions, per lb la
Fancy kiln dried Sweet Potatoes, per )b.
at ..,. Bo
Large heads fresh Cabbage.. ....Bo
Jilttll'iyil&livl :mm
DR. BRADBURY. Dcntlot i'J.V.r:,"m
1806 FAR NAM, OMAHA 'Fhene Douglas 1758
Try the new rooflsM
plate, mad to ormok
nuts with.
6ol4 FUllags........la9
Crosnsi .ILUay
Teeth extraoted wlfhe
out pain 6 different
wave. We give tfae
end oxygen, also VI
tlUaed air.
Wert bstraislesl It
s . s . y
sr-
stir
"ak-
Do you raise
chickens?
You will find a number of Poultry advertise,
ments which will interest you under the head of
"Live Stock For Sale'on the
Want ad Page
If you have any kind of Live Stock for sale
you can sell it cheaply and quickly with
A throo lino want ad
one time
10c
three times
25c
seven times
45c
Call at Hie Bee Office x
17th and Farnam, "The Want-ad Corner."
v.' . ,
WtiMn everybody rtach rtachc everybody.
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