TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: "WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22. 1903.
PUBLIC BALES AT I1ILLISM
Tfttroai of Burlington. ' Pind Fault
wita Retrenchment Policy.
HOLDMGE MAXES EXPLANATION
ellea CrHlrlaaa f Mitchell rapes
' with. Rcfereaea ts Cartallsaas)
f PwMiin1 Senrlc
That
. Tha Hill rstrsnf hjnant policy hai not
"made a hlf In Nebraska. Judging from
rsports that ra current. The Burlington
la not elons In this policy, for other llnea
BOBVM-glns In Omaha have cut down
forces wherever possible. But the Bur
llnglon's train service If meeting with
great objection. '
Official of the varloua road on whom
hanga the task' of cutting down aervloa
n4 at the aame time keeplna; up revriiuea
nd satisfying the puhllo are finding Ufa
anything but one dweet dream. Here I an
excerpt from the Mitchell (Neb.) Index,
which la a fairly good Index to the con
sensus of opinion of the Burlington re
trenchmont' policy: '"'
Cattlaa; Dawa'Expvaeea.
.Tha attempt laat Saturday to make the
passenger train serve the purpose of both
fasssngrr and frelglrt after the manner of
lie service e. had on this line twe or throe
years ao waa attended with results not at
all pleasing to the patrons. The momlnif
train was an hour late at Mitchell becausu
of the ttme required by the crew to hawilo
the freight. There were two emigrant cars
for thla point, both with -stock, which
' should have been spotted at the chutes
i for unloading. Hut the conductor hoped
to gain time by not doing hla duty In thla
reaard. The agant said he ahould do It,
but In face of the f ant that the train
master waa on board and he ordered other
; wise the a rent was powerless. So the
' shippers had to borrow lumber and build
! a etaalna; and chute by which to unload
i their stock. On the return trip the train
I waa still farther hrhtnri Ita schedule time.
It had to pick up eight cars of stock at
Iltchell and when It aot to Alliance late
that nurht with nineteen cars of stock It
was too lste for it connections with No.
44 east, and passenger and mall were alike
; delayed until No. ii the next morning.
', Trie company has recently laid off a good
many ol Its men to reduce expenses, but
! the business not falling (iff proportionately
the service must be correspondingly Im
paired. JaifTtM lilintit.
1 We do not Intend to take away the pas
senger service frem that line," said General
Manager Holdrege of the Burlington, when
how the capping from the Mitchell paper
"This particular, -case . seems to be 'a caso
where good Judgment waa riot used,1 but
that Is but a specific case. ' A I said the
ther day, business Is off about twenty
Jmr cent In proportion to what It was a
year ago and, we have not reduced the
force at all In proportion to the decline of
business. Salaries are 'not reduced at all
and we are letting out no more men than
1 absolutely necessary, The above case
may have been an Instance where an at
tempt wa made by the officer in charge
to expedite matters and they fall down."
In nearly. If not every railroad office In
the city, some . retrenchment has been
snade. In some of the local offices road
solicitors have been called In and cither
sent - elsewhere or given office positions.
This has the effect of crowding down or
ut other office men who are in subor
dinate places. '
Hsw ts A-alel tMasaoala.
Ton can avoid pneumonia and other ssrt
e'us results from a cold by tsklng Foley's
Honey and Tar. It stops the cough and
axpels the cold from the system as it Is
mildly laxatlva. . Refuse, any but the genu
ine In the yellow package. , All drug vista
MILWAUKEE LOOKS EAST, TOO
Heads Officials s Orient Seek Trade
la Competition with Mill'
aussl Harrlaaaa.
, The Milwaukee railroad has decided to
enter Into competition with Hill and Har
rlman for trade in the orient. To thla end
J. H. Itlland, idea president, and F. A.
MUler. general passenger agent, are pre
paring for a trip to the far east. They
will pass through Oman. Friday on their
way to begin- a campaign against theJr
formidable competitors. . . -
This step upon the part of the Milwaukee
Is taken as the logical outcome' of the
building to the Pacific coast of that line.
Feaj-fal ftlaachter
ot deadly microbes occurs when throat and
lung diseases are treated with Dr. Kins;'
New Discovery.. 60c and Jl.OO. Sold by Bea
ton Drug Co. . .
OKAXA'S WVMM X009 CEtTTES
V
Raalatirant Art 3J VI AA
J - - waB
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;. . S
Your Noonday Lunch should be thej-
I refreshing break In every day's work. $
i Wa aim to make tt so. . u
Trsdlna; 'at Omaha's beat grocery
i not only saves you . money, but iti-,
' also insures the very best and purest S
foods for .your dally table. O
I . . &
j Meal Department k
: Leaf. Lard, per lb To3
I Choice Shoulder Steaks, per lb. THc,
English Brawn something new $
, ready for the table, most appetli- 0
. Ing for hincheona. per lb 80e
Bakery Department
Cocoanut Butter Sponge Cake. each. ,s;
!' t ........ .w ...... IBHeft
, Silver Cakesfine Nutty flavor m
1 each ........ 3
; Almond 6pong Cake, each toU
j Old Faahloned Ginger Slabs, each, to
j Marslpaa Dainties th finest ever
per lb. ......... BOe
Anida Cottee
The most used and moet talked of
Coffee Id Omaha. Why? Because It N
Is the best three pounds for a dollar Cj
I coffee sold In the world.
Bampto TaUBa on application In our Ik
! Coffee department. 5
j Clive Oil
. or your health 'a aake uae plenty
I of Olive Oil ,
i GalUta- Preach OH. Special on
this beautiful Oil: ft
i Bottles, small, each Ma &
I Bottles, medium, each ...,..40oV
Bottles, large, each TBa k
' H -g-llon Una, each u J)
' H-gallon tins, eaoh ...91.60 Q
j Oailon tin, each $3.00
17th aa4 Oemglaa arte.
Telephoae ZMaglaa 47.
IhrtTat Vxtckaaaga Oaaaawsa All Sevea.
I I aaaa)MsMaaaWaaaaaM
l.OOO FoIr Imported XurKlsIi tj
j BOUDOIR SLIPPERS
Bought In Turkey by Oar Own Foreign Bayer tj
These fine Slippers are in red, black and r
y tan leathers all are beatiti-
1 fully hand made and sewed
with ornamental fold 'threads in
ntihoe dept. old toremain floer
Wtdntsday, at, pair
n
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Women's SRirts
New stylos and patterns, medlom and
heavy weights. Select
one of these serviceable
and stylish skirts at this
special price for Wednes
day only, worth up to fo.
10
Winter Cloaks
Long Cloaks, In plain blacks, plaids,
cnecKS and mixture
many fully lined all
good, new,', this season's
up-io-date Cloaks, worth
up to $7. Boat
Muslin Underwear
New lots In our record breaking Janu
ary sale of Gowns, Drawers, Corset
Covers, Skirts, Chemises many are
elaborately trimmed all selected ma
terials cut full and ample three
special lots, at
T&Hffic-C!
Silk Pellicoals
Fine black and all colors,
those stunning Dresden's,
deep ruffles, beauti
fully made of high
class silks
including
Persians,
398-608
T,',X3m JAM J.,VVVK4iVSW.W.jMU.vaK-M
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Thousand f Yard Nft.insok, Swiss and Cambric
JLi IT H &Jf &. Vf 1 MJ RJ R. A JUL
Medium and wide Edgings and Insertions
all new dfisiirns. manv to match worth
$ up to 20c a yard, at, yard.
Special ...
Offer CiI&IUl UlUCi IK39 101 Worth
Great bargain square is piled high with 13-inch and 18
inch fine Swiss, Nainsook and Cambric Flouncings,
Skirtings and Corset Cover Embroideries 41 fi
also wide insertions and galloons, all choice i L A O
new designs, worth up to 40c a y&rd, at, yd. IIUy
40c
French Valenciennes, Laces and Insertions
Two thousand new bolts, of 12 yards each, many new
and desirable designs, worth up to 40c, at, IQn
a bolt -..luC
Big Gearing Sale All
Boys'. Overcoat
And Reefers
In ages 3 to 8 Our most atyli
and up-lo-da.le Coats
2nd Floor,
. S W
$3 ana
$6 values,
at
ENGLISH WILTON RUGS
Vfe are introducing in Omaha, these rich, new,
seamless rugs in 9x12 sizes patterns are those
elegant Persian effects. These rugs are actually
worth up to $60.00 each we sell them
at .
Pretty floral organ
dies. See them in our
Douglas street show
window. Same lot
now on sale at
yard. . ;
5c
40-lnch white Persian
lawns and French
mulls, up to 40c val-
10c
Dotted and plain
white silk mulls, a
quality that is worth
making Into dresses,
7d I5c
The finest lot of highly mer
cerised sateens. In black, and
all colors that was ever
shipped to us from the mill,
will be sold at, I f"
yard IOC
We have heavy bleached
yard wide Muslins various
lengths and grades C
on sale at, yard w C
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New Spring Wash Goods
In the Basement
Mixed silk novelties, high cost eilk novelties, Mousselines,
Imported Poplins, silk Mousselines evening shades, in
eluding black and white pretty new designs, stripes,
figures, floral effects in beautiful color com- f
binations the richest assortment of high
cost silk novelties ever 6hown in Omaha,
50c values, at, yard
to
r,lid-l7ee!t Specials
In White Carnival
liargalri Salts
(TU
in
TATTvTTTil
fnirrni
W I f
This is pne of the warmest bargain weeks
we have ever entered on. The White Sale
'is drawing to a close a roaring bargain close.1
The FREE petticoat making Black Silk Sale is a
'sensational bargain inducement: perfect fit and latesO
style guaranteed. Some rare bargains in men's and
boys clothing and men s and boys' fur caps.
WATCH THESE BARGAIN TABLES WEDNESDAY.
TABARD INN
We must dispose of
old books in circula
tion for some time.
This we will do on
Wednesday. To get
them better -come
early. The Library con
tains the best fiction
which has appeared
during the last few
years:
One Huge Table l)
One Huge Table 2C
8 ALU ON POPTLAli
FICTION with FREE
membership to Tabard
Inn Library. repeated
Wednesday: "The Right
of Way." "The Gambler,"
"The Captain of the
Light Horse , Troop."
"Beverly of Graustark,"
etc., etc, at
"Three Weeks" 4 AO
sale at. .'.l.VO
FURNITURE
SAMPLE
SALE
Odd pieces of fine" furniture,
every stick guaranteed, dressers,
buffets, china closets, library
tables, odd chairs and rockers at
prices below factory cost. Sale
starts Wednesday morning.
Great Cloak Bargains
Broadcloth and Kersey Coats,
52 inches long, lined with heavy
satin, loose or tight fitting, blacks,
browns, reds and tans. '
$10 Coats
for
115 Coats
for . .
3.9S
5.
$20 Coats
for
$25 Coats
for
.7.50
10.00
250Syi(Waisfs,$3.95
Worth $5.00 to $5.50.
Odds and ends of waist stock, all
at one price,, plain
taffeta and plaids,
at
325
PICTURES
Framed Pictures
t 25c
Have you seen
the pictures in the
window T Pictures
that sold at 75o,
$1.00 and $1.25, big
assortment of - sub
jects, Wednesday,
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CROCKERY BARGAIN SALE ol PLATES
Bread and Butter Plates, regular
60c goods;" oil 'sale Wednes
day .". 15a
Odd Rail Plates and Chop Plates,
' $2.00 values; on sale Wednes
day ,. 08
Fancy ates. values up to 75c; on sale. . . . .35,
ORANGES
On Wednesday, while
supply lasts, we place
on sale a big consign
ment of large, ilancy,
Juicy Naval Oranges,
per dozen .""".
2pj
And 20 Green Trading
Stamps.
Another Great
SALE OF
A full line of new up-to-date Corsets,
long hip, high bust, hose supporters
attached, regular $2.50 Corsets, In
white satin, beautifully
trimmed in Val. lace
and baby ribbon, spe
cial for Wednesday. . , ,
Corsets
69c
Our regular $5 model, silk brocade,
long hip, high bust, daintily trim
med In Val. lace; colors, pink,' white
and blue; Bpeclal Q AQ 4 AO
for Wednesday
Afternoon Teas from 5 to 6t Individual style, with r '
assorted waters (North Balcony) ZPC
lTaaaaaLL.'rr Latfc-W ' " IJJ '
StZm-. t ,st i sWSSaafcg
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BAILEY (EL MACH
DENTISTS
THIRD FLOOR PAXTON BLOOB
Corner 16th and Farnam Streets.
Best equipped Dental office Is the middle weal
Highest grade Dentistry at Reasonable Prloea
Porcelain fillings, just like the tootb.
FRY'S
Cushion
Sole Shoes
Life seems hardly worth
living some times to the man
or woman whose feet shrink
at every step from the tor
ture of walking. For those
whose nerve wire is always
busy we've relief in our
splendid
CUSHION
SOLE
SHOES.
Women's Cushion
Shoes'.... . $4.00
Men 's Cushion
Shoes. . $5.00
III i njt.ayityt.uga
FRY SHOE CO.
KB IVOIII
16th and Douglas Streets.
READ THE' BEST PAPER
Tka Oaaaka-UaUr Baa?)
NEWPORT
CITRON POUND
CME
Filled with fancy Leghorn
Citron, special price for
Wednesday "
20c PER POUND 20c
This is something that ap
peals , to lovers of "good
cake." We make this price
of 20c a pound for the special
benefit of those who have
never tasted any thing quite
so good as we bake.
TfiE Store roi? dfi r m. i
1518-80 rsi),NAJt ux.
ra.vuM in V. 711
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EtsaassswtcxiisitsiP
FOgsat for n asrvous m
WI who nd tbalr pow.r t.
Nervni work and youthful vigor
t' v 03 gon. as a result ol '.vat
w2,rr-.2r. men,a' ertlon should tak.
ORAT'B NKKVB FOOD fl L.LS. Thsy will
isk. ou cat and sleep and be a man again.
! o; a bo.s Si) 60 by mail.
IXIBMAH a MoOOITIX,X. DIUO CO.
. Oornsr leta aad Body. .
owl vena ooMrinr,
Oot. leth aad ataxaay Sta. Omasa. Wsa,
SCHOOLS LTD COLLEGES.
DELLEVUE COLLEGE
COLLKOE CUasiul. KtMUSe. BhliosossloaJ siaisia
aCAbaal As ssoraduad kih ssSwl srasans Ut
biivu sr say olfcsr oolUaM sr smvsrally.
KOUMAJ. tCHUOL-KlMNDUrf sad Xllltll
urs. CeruOcsua grstC
OONSKHVATUHir 1 Mart U uU. lsaa
violin, sloeutlns huM art.
CMAHA COKNSCTtONS CVMrts B SS Bsrita.
m suismr. Vsw Mm IscaiiMte
. rnsMsas Waaswsns, SMknt sMk
Winning Values in Thursday's Sales
Another Great
Shirt Sae
Saturday
3
s
THE RILIABUH OTR
Watch lor Salt
of Odd Beds,
. Monday
Greatest Clearance Sale Ever
OF WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR GARMENTS
You can readily save from 33 t 60
by buying: at Hay den's during: this sale.
v $15.00 Coats Wednesday $4.98
100 garments to select from, 52-in. length,
in fancy mixed fabrics, all at one price,
Wednesday :. , . .84.98
$20.00 and $25.00 Curacul Coats $10.00
28 and 30-in. long, Skinner satin lined, de
lightful, 50 coats in the lot, to select from,
on sale at ! $10.00
$50.00 XXXX Near Seal Coats, Skinner
satin lined throughout, at. .... . .$24.50
$7.50 Voile Skirts, Wednesday. . . , .$3.95
$0.00 Silk Underskirts, on sale at. .$3.95
$2.50 Flannelette Knit Kimonos, 25 dozen
in the lot, on sale Wednesday, choice 98c
$1.50 Satin Underskirts v . . 59c
Flannelette Dressing Scarfs, $1.25 and $1.50
values, at 49c
Mail Orders Promptly Filled.
Order at Once, -
Extra Specials Wednesday
In Our Famous Domestic Room. .
FROM 9 TO JO A. M.
One case of Bleached Muslin, 7Vc
grade, not over 12 yards to a cus
tomer, at 44
FORKJNOON ONLY.
One case of 7c Apron Checks.. 5.
One case 32-in. German Blue, 12 He
grade, at, per yard ..7V6g
One case of dark colored Outing Flan
nel, regular 10c grade, at......5
10c all linen Unbleached Toweling 5
FROM 3 TO 3 P. M.
200 dozen Savoy Table Cloths, bleach
ed, some slightly soiled; your choice
8, 9 or 10 quarters, all at one price,
'or .40
AFTKRXOOX ONLY. .
Table Oil Cloth (no whRe) .. . .IK j
12 He Flannelettes
12 He Outing Flannel. '. ,v. iv.
81x90 Pepperal Unbleached-' Sheets,
t t....U45
60c Unbleached Sheets.'", .. .Jjfti
Six Great Specials Wednesday
In Domestic Room Furnishing Department
Women's 2So Knit Mittens, on sale
at iQ
25c quality Women's Hose. Wednes
day at, pair io
Woman's Knit Wool Shawl worth 11
on sale at. choice 35
75c Men's Negligee Hhirts In fine ma
ras, choice .....,. .Sf)
Wonien'a Outing Flannel Gowns, $
qufelitios, at c . 4
Men's Health Underwear, heavy quaT-
uy, 11, value, at -...CMJ.
15c Embroideries and Insertions at, yard , . 7Viq
nayden's Grocery Department
BIO JOBBER'S UAXn STOCK MALV WEDHSIDAT OK CANKXQ OOOSS. TKXS
MmM.an rm.vm.ua ttOOSt.
All Fancy Sweet rookies, pr pound 10
Fancy sflchlRan Butter Crackers, lb. te
The beat rrln I. n- j
The best Boda or Oyster Crackera, lb. e
nr',.prt''.s-Br,,f""t Food, packaca U0
Malta Vita Breakfast Food, package 2c
Gallon can Peaches for
Gallon can Apples for.,
Gallon can Plums for' ,
Gallon can Tomatoes for
arte
...35c
. . .IBc
. . . SBc
35c
Gallon can Strlnxless Beans for
1 pound can Royal Baking Powder for SBe
Pint Jar . Boyle's Peanut Butter for 35e
1 pound can Dr. Price's Baking Powder
for 35c
1 arallon can Golden Table Syrup for 86c
1 pound can Golden Pumpkin for ...7Vic
i pound can Lye Hominy for 7 He
I pound can Bauer Kraut for ....... .7 He
I pound can Farly June Peas for ....7 He
1 pound can Baked Beans for 7 He
t pound can Fancy Wax Beans for ..The
t pound can Fancy Green Beans for 7 He
I pound csn Fancy Tomatoes for ..7 He
pound can Mustard Sardines for 7 He
Pet brand Condensed Cream, per can THc
Ear1e, Lewli or Champion I.ye. can THc
Bnyder's Pure Tomato Catsup, bottle ..Ifco
1 pound can Assorted Soups for ....74c
I pound can Solid Packed Tomatoes 5c
t pound can Fancy Sweet Sugar Corn Sc
tlorn Frakes. nar.kaaro ...
10 bara best Laundrv aoap ,
4 pound sack best High
for ..... i
10 lbs. best Granulated
cornmeal ror
.V
Zfto
Patent Flour
........ . . 9 i.on
White or .Tellow
,15o
TRY
aa our fall Una of Crackers la pack
MTs thst Comply with the stats laws,
rasa run rnza
A beautiful Decorated Japanese Cub
and Saucer Free with every .pound f the
best XJncolored Japan Tea. Bun . Dried
Japan, Engltah Breakfast. Oolong or Cey
lon Tea. or to every purchaser of 1 1ound
of the best M. A Blend Coffee for US
Tuesday's Prices will prevail' 'In . all
Freeh Vegetables and FrulU, , f '' .
HMBEHS?
FIRST
SibslII Offffiees
and Gbod S or vice
"We can offer you a selection of peveral small offices
ranging in price from $10.00 to $20.00 per month. ' These. ;
offices are finished in hard wood and have been newly .
decorated. The rent includes light, heat, water and janitor '
service. , k .
The Bee Building
has an organization built unnn nmT mn of
.own electric lighting plant and maintains a corps of competent enal :
" iu.u.mi,. iu aocii m uiscusuicii ana electrical serrics or
the building In good order. The tullding Is In perfect repair. It hi"
all the adTantaxes of a brand new building and has none of its dls--'
advantages. The janitors and elevator men are well trained, court- '
eous and accommodating. In charge of the whole building is a super."
lntendent, whose office it is to keep his organization constantly at ths
service of tenants.
Now Is g good time to see If we bav what yeu waat U the way
of office accommodations. .
s For office epaoe apply to -
R. W. Bailor, Sup't.
Room 415. Bmm Building.
Spend Your 0un Z
P (ID ODD 17
ionpy
V
TOES ft not aetm strange to you that i
dealer who tries to robttitate, when
yt:m ask for an advertised article, should as
eurnc that you are not capable of spending
your own money? Show him that you art
by insisting on getting what you ask for and
refusing any substitute. Substitutes pay him ; '
a larger profit, otherwise he would gh you ';
what you ask for, without question. Manu
facturers of advertised articles produce
large quantities being enabled thereby to .
manufacture cheaply and furnish the public
with high-grade goods at the price ef In- , t ,
f erior substitutes.