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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1907)
TITE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TIT,SIAY. OCTOBEK 1. 1007. I 1 BONDS UP TO THE VOTER TropoBitioni Aggregate Over Millions of Dollars. Four SIX CLASSES OF SECTJRITIE3 Ci, School, rnrku, and i:nglne Ilnast to Uet on Uallot. p last The Call Voters. D.vo.m 5"W.'lO f",i lHI.OI) &.( Iloml rropool for For municipal rr plant J'"or now school bull'lina; .... For pnrk system For pvlnK Inlerwctlons ... For swrs For (Ire engine house Total ,I79.0"0 Now that election comra within twenty flays, It la ponslhle to know Just how much the voters are acked to bond the city for various purposes. t'ntil Monday It had been poswlblo for county commissioners or one or more of tlio various bodies to have ubmJttnd propositions, but this Is now no longor possible for the gcm-ral election. But the um of all bond proportions Is Itreater by f.ir than has ever been sub mitted to voters of any general flection day In the city of Omaha, the DKKregate amount being H,79.0J, divided as follows: Gas works bonds, W.Sno.uit1; school building bonds, IrtiO.WO; park bonds, JnO.im'i; paving Intersection bonds, J.VMWO; sewer bonds, $19,000, it ml engine house bonds, $:,Uio, With the exception of the gas and engine house bonds the issues for which approvals are asked are all In the way of nerestSHry public Improvements. No more paving can be done until after the Intersection bonds are issued anil the ronnvruc'tioii of a num ber of etr.rm sewn a depnids upon the Issu ance of the sewer bonds. I The construction of a school building In the Vinton district l.ing"B upon the Issuance of the bonds asked by the school board, it n does ulso necessary extension of the high school building. The present bulldinj Is crowded and other rooms must be pro vided for the work. Land for Park 9 stria. The park bonds itr required by the Park board for th puichasit of land needed for the general pork system und by the mem bers of the Park bourd und those Inter-ei-ted In tho development of tho system are considered as important as any other. Tho goa and engine holiso bonds are upon a different footing. Tho gas bond proposi tion was originally submitted by Council man Funkhouser as an elJTort to redeem one of the pledges of the democratic platform which hud promised "dollar gas" for Omaha consumers. An ordinance prepared by Mayor Unhlman to attempt to force the Ktui company to pell gas at that rate was defeated by Mr. Funkhnuser, who later offered a resolution providing that unless tha company granted a rate of $1 per 1,000 cubic feet of gas on or before July 1, the council would take steps to secure a plant for tho city. The pilco wns not reduced, and tho ordinance followed, but not for several wreks. The time between July 1 and the date of the introduction of the ordinance was used by Mr. Funkhouser In an attempt to ascertain tho prohablo cost of a gas plant. I!o secured figures ranging from $1.6nG,000 to :i. 500,000, and adopted the latter as being large enough to cover all contingencies. Brdford'a Fire Engine flonae. Tho engine house proposition Is the child Of Councilman Bedford, who desires a fire engine houso near Twenty-fourth street and Amea avenue. While such a house Is re garded as absolutely necessary from tho standpoint of the fire department, there Is some question as to tho wisdom of issuing bonds at this time, as the chief of the tiro department says It will bo impossible to secure men and equipment for additional i houses until after the next session of tho i legislature, when the amount of money available for lire department purposes may i be Increased. Aa the legislature doeB not 1 meet until l:oa no nioucy will bo available for munnlng the proposed house until 1910. For this reuson It Is urged by many mem bers of tho council, who were in tho mi nority, that the proposed Issuance of bonds should go over until next fall. The city clerk Is preparing tliev ballots for election of members of the school board and druwlng up the form of proclamation which must be Issued by the mayor this weeta. Tho proclamation will Include men tion 'of all bonds to be submitted by tho city, while the proclamation of tho county clerk will .announce the eluctlon of ot- fluwra- 11 will be necessary this year to elect members of the Hoard of Kducution by ballot, since there Is" only room on tho vcting machines for all other candidates and bond propositions. This condition Is not as disagreeable as It might te under other clrcumstunccs, for there. Is pra.-t ic.illy but one ticket In the Meld for muiiU of tho school board and the counting uf voted will be perfunctory. The Style Center i i ii " I- 7 &VohL Store tor ;i Correct Attire for tho Horse Show As tin exhibitor of fashions that are ab solutely eorrect in every style detail, no western store can eveu compete with Brandeis. Our showing of stunning hats, gowns and accessories for the Horse Show is wonderfully complete. New Importation of Gloves The celebrated Perrin'a Kid Gloves, in all the fancy shades for Horse Show wear 8, 12, 16 and 20 button lengths prices are $15.75 to S4.50. IVrrln'a Short Kid Gloves Ail colors and sizes, at 81.50 nl $3.00 Novelties in French Leather Goods i iuu mum v iitxi nun. .i mj " . v.v v ' VJ things in leather bags and purses, in all shades to match costumes; also beautiful belts for Horse Show wear. We mention specially the most elaborate Bhowlng of the real alligator goods with claws and head. Smart Footwear for Horse Show New arrivals in shoes and slippers for dress and evenlnK wear white, .2.50 upto$5 A 2 i i V OMAHA i J WKATHKK FOKKCAST Tuelny, Fair. orse Show Glories black aad all the delicate evening shades very moderately priced, at BS233&USSBCH Dr&ndeis Announces During This Entire Week ASBRIES OF FREE ENTERTAINMENTS Given by Ihe ' $100,000 Educated Horse This animal of wonderful intelligence and under standing will entertain visitors OPV OUR THIRD FLOOR-NEW STORE Three Times Each Day Tills Week. 11:30 a. m. 1:30 p. m. 4:30 p. m. This is an event that is typical of the Horse Show und is thoroughly in harmony with this great occasion. We have secured this educated horse at great expense for horse show week. No admission is charged. You will not be required to make any purchase. It is simply a treat of real educational value that we have pre pared for Omaha people. Votaries of fashion are in- , vited to see and enjoy fashions leadinj exposition Bennett's second floor. The rarest modes in Ilea iy-to-Wear ant Milli nery, composed of the richest materials that nature and skill can produce. PRICES .LESS THAN YOU'D WIILLINGLY PAY mm www IbWbbIbb SNffisMTOISM This Wonderful Horse Reads, Adds Columns of Figures, Counts Money and Obeys Strangers as Readily as His Own Master. ' Except during hours of his performance he will in troduce Horse Show Millinery in our 16th street windsws. No one should miss this delightful opportunity. OMAHA Peninsular" Stove f We are headquarters ror the famous Pen In sular; the greatest parlor Rtove and kitchen range on the market. Our prices are always Ions for the sidiio number than you'll find offered by competitors. Each stove Is expertly built up on delivery. i PENINSULAR Oak Heaters, up j from.. f PENINSULAR Art Base Burners. ; and Steel Ranges, up I from 1 WOODEN- 6.50 25 WARE Large Japanese Ta ble Mats, set of five 25 Six rolls Toilet Pa per, fine tissue for 25tf v And 10 Green iraaing stamps. Fibre Chair Seat, every Blza . . . 10 Five-foot Step ladder 45 d BENNETT'S CAPITOL COAL ' Best soft coal mined for all pur poses; no Boot or 'linkers. Sample eackB de livered from the store for . .30 Lump $6.50 Nut . . S6.23 Hard coal fires sometimes act slowly; to get quick heat add Bennett's Capitol Coal. Bennett's Ui Grocery To prov that w glv tii bt Talnas la lreih roasta oaffts w offer aiuple 2r to all. j:)xt Thonaand Pound rraah Soaated, splendid urlnking Bennt-tt'a liuldcn Coftre, 3 1Iib....52o And 60 Ui'ftPii Trading stamps. Genessee Corn, three cun BSo And JO Green Trading Stamps Blood of Grupo Juice, pint Ijottle 350 And 20 Gieun Trading Stamps Smoked Salmon, pr can 15 And 6 iGreen Trading Stamps. Dr. Price's Food, four packages 950 Ureen Turtle Meat, can &" And 30 Green Trading Stamps , Seal Island Clams, three cans 350 And 10 Green Trading Stamps Batavla Corn Starch, two pounds 160 And 10 Green Trading Stamps. Granulated Sugar. 28 lbs fl.00 Shredded Codfish, 3 pKs aoo And 10 Green Truding Stamps Marshall's Kippered Herring, can.30o And 1!0 Green Trading Stamrs Diamond "S" Preserves, larue Jar. 880 And 20 Green Trading Stamps Liquid Knamallne, 5c sl.a 3o iVlKgle Stick Hlulng, 8 sticks 350 And 10 Green Trading StampH Diamond "6" Preserves, large Jar. 090 Ami 20 Green Tradlrut Stamps Metallne. 40c size for 0o Metallne, 20c size for 10o And 10 Green Trading Stamps Dunbar's Shrimps, large can ...30o And 10 Green Truding Stamps Scourall for cleaning, six cakes 35c And 10 Green Trading Stamps Bennett's Candles Grocery Section Mackintosh's Toffee, package. 100 And 10 Green Trading Stamps Runkel Bros. Milk Chocolate, 2 packages 100 And 10 Green Trading Stamps ft! ll beVIMIseMkf SPECIAL SALE OF REIL LUCES All this week at 25 Per Cent Discount from Regular Retail Price3. Irish Crochet, Princess, Duchess, Etc. A grand display of un matchable bargains in Real Home Made Laces, Coat Sets, Lace Collars, Jackets, Etc. $18 to $35 Jet Spangled Robes at $11.50 to $22.50 We Stll Foure'ls Silk ' and Fabric Gloves-lhey're Guaranteed Wool Dress Goods Sale High From 10 to 12 A. M. RAW film1 liilM Poms THB RELIABLE ST9RB V 7 For Sale's Sake, Comfort's Sake Your Shoes Should Be a "Queen Quality" 53- All $1.00 Novelties 57? All $1.50 Novelties 85 All $2.00 Novelties Sl.lO All $2.50 Novelties $1.3J) All $3.00 Novelties S1.JI5 All $5.00 and $6.00 Novelties 3 39 From 2 to 4 I. M. In popular Art Departmeut. 50 pieces of 54-inch mixed suiting, Grade Dtpaftmtni regular $1.00 values only one pat tern to a customer at, a yard 4 l high gu.uh: lixkx hkiwivtmknt From 10 till ll:;to A. M. 25 pieces of $1.50 Table Damask, fine bleached goods, either Irlhh or Ger man manufacture only G yards to a customer5, at, yard 75 Extra Specials for Tuesday In Onr Greaf Oomesfc Room Table Damask 1J) From 0:30 to 10:80 One case of Amoskeag Outinc Flan nels regular 12 grade, dark and light colors 10 yards limit, at. a yard G Pure Indigo dyed Apron Ginghams, guaranteed fast colors, 8c value, at 5 10c Sheetings, good wide bleached at 6? 10c Sheetings, good wide, unbleached, at 5?0 19c Huek Towels 10 15c Huck Towels 7f 35c Turkey Ited a to a p. M. One cnne of fleece lined flannelettes, beautiful dtsiRns, regular 12c values, 10 yards limit 5 $1.50 Felted Ulanketa J)8 $2.00 Felted Blankets S1.50 $2.50 Felled Blankets $1.79 1214c all linen toweling. '7 7c linen towelinic IJHO $3.50 Home Made Comfortables, extra large fine white cotton, all knotted, on sale, at $2.30 Manufacturer's Stock Sale Winter Underw'r Four (treat purchases of Men's, Ladies and Children's Winter Underwear. Mill lots, broken lines and samples, nearly two carloads of undergarments, secured at a tremendous bargain, just received and will o on sale Tuesday at most astonislilng bargain prices. .Most Important underwear bargain event ever known. Men's Woolen Shirts and Drawers values to $2.00, at $1.25, 98c, 75 Men's Shirts and Drawers, heavy wool fleeced, worth to $1.50 garment, at 75c, 49c and 39 Men's and Boys' Sweaters, heavy wool garments, worth up to $3.00, sale price 08 Ladles' Swiss Ribbed or flat woven underwear, worth to $2.00 a gar ment, on sale at 98c and . ..75 Ladles' Flat Fleece Underwear, greys or white, worth to $1.00 garment, Bale price 49c, 39c and 25 Misses' and Children's Vest and rants, all sizes, ribbed or flat fleece, worth to 60c, on sale, at 25c and... From 0 till JO A. M. Men's heavy fleeced underwear, all nlzes, worth to $1.00 garment, liralt of two suits to customer, for this hour, at 29 From 10 till 11 A. M. Misses' and children's vests and pants, all sizes, worth to 39c garment at 12N From 11 A. M. till 12 M. Men's and ladies' winter weight hose, good values at 15c, for this hour, at ff An entirely new lot of undergarments for afternoon selling. Hundreds of other bargains of which space will not permit mention. No dealers or peddlers supplied at these sales. fllTI R C Imported direct from European LJ U j O O growers in Holland and Ger many; tulips, hyacinths, crocus, narcissus, etc., up from, per doa ' . 15 Right time to plant 'em Is now indoors or out GROCERIES Buy Your Green Tomotoes Now for Pickling. bushel baskets fancy green toma toes for pickling, per basket. . .20 TULIP HULH SALE Watch the. daily papers for ' a big tulip bulb sale. Now Is tho time to GROCERIES plant tulip bulbs for bloom In the Bprlng. Elijah's Manna Postum Cereal Co's. new breakfast food, at, pkg..X0J Dr. Prices Wheat Flake Celery Food, on sale, at pkg m haydens' mu DR. BRADBURY, Dentist, .!mY.V.7.t... GUGGENHEIM MAKES RECORD Millionaire (ion from Sslt I.aUe UI7 to New York la Aprclul 'I rnlu. Denli'l fiuBKcnlioIni, prrsMont of the American Smelting u''l rti flnlnn company, made a fast run on tlu t'nlon I'ucifio Sat urday tilBli. and Kunduy. 1I hud a busi ness enaasinonl l' Nrw York City which ha wished to keep and tho only way ho could get there from 6alt Lako City was by chartering a epociul train on the Union Pacific and Northwestern to Chicago, where he caught thn Twentieth Century Limited. Leaving Ogden Saturday ut 7 p. m. on a special ft .three cars, lie Hrrlved at tho Union station In. Omal a Sunday evening at 10. 20, muklng the run in thirty-six hours and twenty minutes, or four hours faster than the time of the limited trains. 1S06 FAR NAM ST., Extracting 25c Porcelain Fills.. $1 up Crown's $2.50 up Bridge Work. 92.50 up riates . t . . . .92.00 up OMAHA. 1 111 III I . Phon Douglas 17S6 We make a specialty of metal and roofless plates. Painless work 1b all operations. Open evenings till 8 o'clock. CENT SIXTY PER T thn nmotint or lean in tne ol v.uv lectins a gift of Cut Glass you want : the best, beautiful Nappies. Vases. Cruets, Comportie few minutes in our store name. S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler 1816 Douglas Street In se We have rs, liowls. Look for the Te Prevent Nhors from rseklac use QuU'k 8hin Shoe Polish. It oils, pol ishes and gives a patent leather finish and Is waterproof. Ask your dealer for It. ONLY WHOLE PAGE WRONG That is lint Onr Error ia Tariff D00V of New Interstate Com scree I. aw. An entire page of the Index to ti e new western classification was omitted by ti e western cluastnYatlon eonimitteo "and the committee has Just had the missing page printed and aunt out to all persons who got tho classification. This is but one of the many mistakes made in printing tariffs under tho new Interstate Commerce law. The classlllcation is a book pf 100 pages anil thu mistake was easily made. The Omaha Commerclul tint) has word from the State Railroad commission that It bus not approved the western clu.-siilcu-tiou. despite reports to the contrary hi art Omaha paper. October at Hot Spriauis, Ark. October and November are the most de sirable months of the year at Hot Springs, and low railroad rates are now In enVct. Tim U.'S. government ons thu springs and aaya they Will cure riiuumatism. gout, malaria, effects of overwork or excesses, kidney, llvtr. skin and stomach troubles. Writs Bureau of Information. Hot Springs, Ark., for lliuausted suuvenlr book of ln fonoatluaa I Account this bank la helpful not only to men la business, but to every man and wo man who lias money to take care of. It encourages economy. It establishes your credit. It makes eendiiiR money away or paying bills eusy. It safeguards your cash. It is business to havo oue. DRESSY SHOES FOR-MEN Why not start a check today? account here First National Bank Omaha, Neb. PILES "I bav affr4 with rtla for tlilrty t! yetrt. On yar fn luk Al-tl I lgava taking l'aireti fur vo.lKllrtMlton. lit til roune of rjk I nod. t ti (itri u-a io diAPptr ant) at eid of kii waekft tnay Tad not troubl ua at ail. l'wcarii ba tlona wontlr4 tr mt. I uiu nlliely oorol itt ii li. 4 uw uiau. otig ivtJf. l.atputaun, O Best for The 5owel$ 1 "BW fUuftil. f;tablt. Poi Tnt0M ToOcol Navvr i?ku, w,lfcen or inr. - Wc- Jf" oa '4 bulk- 1 ha Knntna lat 'at la. iU CCC ttuvraiv4 sa car or your i-iajr bac.. Etarhnf Ramadr Co., Chicago or N.Y. '93 imU. SiLE, US h'MUQ'i BCXIS The Season's Social Necessities Young men and old who want just what is proper in dressy footwear should not overlook The Drexel Shoe Store for these particular needs. Our stock of dress footwear this year is larger than usual. We have nil sizes and widths in lace, hut ton and bluchers. Prices Range, $4.00 to $7.00 Wc Repair Silverware Make it to order. Alter and match it. Gold and Silver Plating in all its branches. Chandeliers and Church Altar Pieces refinished in any color. Automo bile and Carriage Lamps repaired. Statues repaired and refinished. Omaha Silver Company 'Phone Douglas 1773 314 SOUTH 13TH STREET Between Farnam and Harney. Beautiful Autumn Scenes On the Way to Fort Crook Hourly service throughout the week. Sunday afternoon, 20-minute service. Interurban cars leave on the even hour at 24th and N streets, South Omaha. From To 24th and N Streets, South Omaha. . . . Avery Bellevue Avery Bellevue .10 .05 Ft. Crook Tl5 .10 .05 Omaha & Southern Interurban Railway Company 3BS me woruroom or a large office force It is very seldom that we are able to offer a room which is large enough to accommodate a large office force in a single room. This room is particularly well adapted for this purpose and it has a great plenty of light from the north, which is the best light to work by. The space is 34x32. If desired, private offices will be partitioned off to suit the needs of the tenant. The burglar proof vault in connection is one of the largest in THE BEE BUILDING For convenience, there is no building in Omaha which com pares with The Bee Building. The rooms are easy to find and are all within a short walkincr distance of the elevator. No building in i Omaha is so well known and more conveniently located. "When a tenant moves in the rooms are redecorated and every detail of the office placed in first class condition. This is the reason why The Bee Building has never grown old and is always in perfect repair. With an established organization, everything runs smoothly and with a well-trained janitor and elevator force, the building's serv ice is most 'satisfactory. The price of the above large space is $75 per month. There up your mind that the goods d- Hle Uls,u ""F lul"11 uul"uc jhvt.- nm, t-nvv. vertised are what you want. You j from $15 to $40, which will be available November 1st. For office 6pace apply to R. W. Baker, Supt., Koom 418, Bee Building Drexel Shoe Co. 1419 Farnam St. s " sWlffWIP"" "f i Does tne dealer know better than you what you need in your home? If not. you o it as a duty to yourself to insist on getting; what you ask for when you try to buy an advertised article. You are at tracted by the advertisement in The Bee. You read it and make enter a store io make your pur chase. Be true to your conviction and get what you aak lor. LOW ONE-WAY RATES f VI union pacific MOM OMAHA EVERY DAY TO OCTOBER 31, 1907. $25.00 to San Francisco, Lot Angeles, San Diego, and many other California points. to ETerett, Falrhaven, Whatcom, VancouTet and Victoria. to Portland, Astoria, Tacoma and Seattle. to Ashland. Roseburg, Eugene, Albany and Salem, Including So. Pao. branch-Unea la Oregon, to Spokane and Inter mediate O. R, . N point to Wenachee and Intermediate polnta. to Butte, Anaconda, Helena, and all Inter mediate main line point. to Ogden and Salt Lake City, and Intermediate main line polats. For full information inquire at For full Information Inquire at CITY TICKET OFFICE, 1824 Faraam 8U Those Douglas) 83 i $25.00 $25.00 $25.00 $22.50 $20.00 $20.00