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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1908)
J A 8 TTTE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1908. HARRIMAN MAT WILD' NOW Union Pacific, Bailroader BelieTei. Will Erect Headquarter!. EESTJLT OP DEFEAT OP MB. FISH Triumph ( Herrimea Orff Fornct Illlaela Ctnlral PrftKnt la R edTc4 wttk Gra Interest T Omk nellroad Mrs. "It will be a rood thing for Omaha," mi the spontaneous expression with which one prominent railroad man received the ntvi that Harrlman had trlumrhl h'" lgiU fight with Fish for control of tha Illinois Central, a piece of news which has aroused mora locaJ Interest than any rail road event of recent occurrence "It will help Omaha In this way, that certain Improvements projected by Mr Harrlman In this city will now be carried out. Tou think at once of tha headquar ters building. Well. I believe It Is not too much to say that Mr. Harrlman will now proceed with his plans for the erection of his new Vnlon Pacific headquarters In Omaha. I happen to know, though I am not at liberty to allow tha use of my name in this connection, that h was holding back on this project to see where ha was at.' " The news of the Harriman-CTsh decision was received with much Interest at the local Illinois Central and Union Paciflo headquarters. Officials In both places said it relieved' suspense, that It gave them . pleasure. "Well, Harrlman won't want tha Chicago Great Western, was one expression. "He won't dare dissolve traffic relations with tha Milwaukee and Northwestern snd tie up entirely with the Illinois Central, for he can't afford to lose the. business from the Northwestern and Milwaukee which he can't get through the Illinois Central," was another expression. An Absolute Outlet. The winning of the fight gives Mr. Har rlman an assured outlet for his Union Pa cific road to Chicago, aWhough, as a mat ter of policy, It may be years before Mr Harrlman may want to use that outlet more than he does at the present time. The Union Paciflo Is the main artery to the west from Omaha and must rely upon other roads to feed it at Omaha. This the Milwaukee, Northwestern, Chicago Great Western and Illinois Central are all will ing to do In exchange for business which the Union Paciflo can give them In re turn. Should the Union Paciflo unite abso lutely with the Illinois Central, to turn the Union Pacific business over to that road, the other roads would retaliate by not feeding Into the Union Paciflo tha Im mense volume of business which originates oh those lines and which is also brought from Chicago. . When the announcement was first made that the Milwaukee would build to the ' Pacific coast it was stated one of the rea sons was to Insure business for that line between Omaha and Chicago In case Har rlman should complete his chain of rails from Chicago to the Pacific. The North western Is put In the same position, and It Is an acknowledged fact that road Is gradually working for a line of Its own to the Pacific coast. The certainty that Harrlman will get the Illinois Central, it Is thought, may atop the building of the proposed grain route by Harrlman from Kansas City to the gulf. It Is known he had surveyors In tha field and before financial difficulties stepped Into the road it was certain the road would soon be built. The great Improvements of the line from Lincoln south and the build ing of the new line from Maryville to Topeka, all pointed in that direction. This road was wanted as a direct short mileage line for grain to the gulf. With the chance to haul this grain over tha Illinois Cen tral he may no longer desire that new Una. HOW TO ADVERTISE OMAHA Stereoptlron Views of Cltr and State Make City What Vou Claim. "One man with a good exhibit of Ne braska products, stereoptlcon views of Omaha and other cities and towns of the state, making a tour of the thickly settled sections of the United States, would be the ideal way to advertise and bring results This is tha advertising Idea of A. L. Reed, president of . the Byron Reed company, whose firm has brought hundreds to N braska, perhaps thousands, and done as much to advertise Omaha in many ways as any other firm In the city. H. F. Daily has some well defined ideas on advertising Omaha, .which he expressed to the Real Estate exchange Wednesday He said: "You must fee able to show the goods when you get the people to coma here. That Is tha lesson which some mer chants have learned at great cost. They have found they cannot advertise a quality which they cannot push over the counter, "Now you can go to the newspaper offices and object to, the publications of articles condemning our dirty and ill-paved city If you want to do so, and then go out and advertise Omaha tha beautiful.' When people coma here they will be disappointed. You can't deliver tha goods. Tha first thing to do Is to run ke Omaha what you are advertising it to be. Clean up tha weed patches and fix up tha paving. Deadly Friar lit possesses sufferers from lung trouble till they learn Dr. King's New Discovery will help them. 60c and 11. For sale by Beaton Drug Co. EARL MATHEWS SOON QUITS Will Resign That Job at Chadro aad Leave the Service of limited States Marshal. Earl Mathews will resign that Job of deputy United States marshal up at Chad ton and leave tha government service en tirely March 1. This information Is no surprise to friends of Mr. Mathews, who predicted when he was shifted from the position of chief dep uty in Omaha to a field deputyshlp at Chadron a few weeks ago he would not retain tha latter Job long. Who will succeed Mr. Mathews csnnot be learned now, as Marshall Warner will say nothing on the subject. Foley's Honey and Tar cures tha most ob - etlnato coughs and expels tha cold from tha system, as It Is mildly laxative. It la guar anteed. Tha genuine Is In tha yellow pack- a. Far sals by all druggists. Every Saturday Especially Tomorrow We shall sell nice, fresh Saturday Candy (Llggett's) for as Keuieniber, this Is a fOo assortmont of Chocolates. Nuta aad Fruits. old Satur day only and In One Store Only la every city in the United States. Look out tor Imitations, for the market u full of tbeia bi't there's only one Laageu's rat uiuay Cindy which is tha genuine and delicious kind, the kind that's sold la every city fcaturday only, ire a. I so. fcULRMAN Jt McOONNELL UllVQ CO. Oorae lath aad Dodge Its. OWL UKIO COMPAN. Cot. lath aad Xuaey BUb. Osaaaa. efe WILLIAM JKKREM3' HOSS. . SOD-U So. 10th St REMNANTS. AT DRAHDEIS A Merchant Tailor's Bankrupt Stock Bought at 33y3c on the Dollar ALL WOOL SUITINGS AT ONE-THIRD PRICE Also a Dig Salo off Mill Ends and Samples Lace and Embroidery Remnants-Wash Fabrics Odds and Endsoff Silks, Etc. $2.50 and $3.00 FINE SUITINGS at 98c Yard SVe bought a merchant tailor's bankrupt stock, also 350 single pants patterns; stock, comprises clay worsteds, Eng lish worsteds, suitings, fancy Scotch mixtures, in dark and medium colors. Buy your own cloth at fraction of fi fi cost to manufacture as long as the stock lasts a AC yard.... CJJu 59c and 05c MILL ENDS at 25c a Yard Four cases of mill ends, the Atlantic & Pacific mill shorts, the loom samples and slightly imperfect pieces at ono-fourth their value henriettas, serges, mohairs, panamas, etc 3 to 12 yards to a piece and many to match, worth 59c to Q C 85c yard bargain square, a yard &UU II. Y. IMPORTER'S SAMPLE STRIPS QF LACES These remnants are in lengths of 2 to 10 yards Torchons, Point de Paris, Plat Vals. Laces and Insertions, worth up 5 r.r.d7ia. . .2c-3c-5c Remnants Allover Laces Narrow and medium Em White, cream, ecru and black broidery edgings and Inser- up to 1 yard in length tions, worth up to 12M;C yd.; many to match -fl on bargain fj 1 each square, yd. . .-tf-2C"WW Medium and wide widths Embroidery Edgings, Insertions and Beadings, also Corset Cover Embroideries with beading edge values up to 35c yard at, "0O""t t5Q V, . ' REMNANTS OF WASH GOODS Basement Figured, striped, dotted and checked imported 32-inch I Q a Madras Waisting and Shirting at, yard I5JU Woven Gray Voiles, new plaid dress Voiles, will make de- C f lighful house gowns, 15c values; sold off the bolt, at, yd. WW Ginghams, Bilk finish ed. bright,plald ging ham waistings, looks like Bilk that retails at $1.00 a yard, over 25 styles at, JQ Percales, yard wide light and dark per cales, waist and dress styles at, P 1 yard U2 Llnons, one big new lot sheer India llnons, good values at CL 12 Ho yd. yd. 02C Muslins, thousands ot yards 36-inch blea ched muslin, various grades, long lengths, yard. Sateens, to clean away quicklyx we will sell 1,000 yards mercer ized sateens at, yard . . . . Silkoline, fancy fig ured, very best grade silkoline, very desir able for recovering comforters yard 5c 3ic 5c 5c Outing Flannels, good outing flannelB, full bolts to buy from, yard. . . . Long Cloth, eoft fin ished long cloth, bet ter than the 12 He grade , . 7.1 yard. IjC Muslins, a great lot of muslin, corded white madras full bolts and remnants, half the regular width of 10c, 15c and 19c white goods yard 1c "IWr "VnWa i XlUt oJU. 4 Omi FRIDAY SPECIALS III LINEN DEPT. c Pattern Table Cloths that have become slightly soiled or mussed from handling and worth up to QQn 01 RR $2.50 at, each OQC-i) I.0U Napkins In half dozen lots, all qualities and sizes, at less than import price. lied Cross Cotton Diaper, up to 24 inches wide, uBually sold CC at $1 bolt Friday, bolt.... DOC Mill remnants Bleached and Un- hleAchari 1.1 nun Tnwolinr I the 10c kind, yard :5c Table Padding, In long mill rem nants, the 3 9c quality, 1C, IUU yard. Hemmed Crochet Bed Spreads, reg ular 76c quality, )0 ana each. I Water-oroof SO 1 SOLES $ 3 2 AND 4 is a flavor found in all our designs Baker Bros. Engraving Co. Barker Block, Oisaht. Best Winter Bhos In the Market at -troruiu. rmiccsi- WALK-OVER iBPECIAXBl TOV CAsT IB FITTED XJT HI! ATT STYLISH SHOES AT TUB Walk-over snoe Store 314 SOUTH FIFTEENTH ST. (Four Doors South Beaton Dry Co.) So. B. ThoaiDSoa. Waik-Over Man. - KSSttf.wg.era war. Fnnd for w ana nervous met UUU IUI who find their powsr te M fi rVn a work and youthful vigor 4,cf VOB cone as a result of over work cr mental exertion should take GRAY'S NERVE FOOD PILLS. They will bake )iu eat and sle.-p and b a mat again. 91 Bos; 3 boxss S3.60 by mall. IXEBMAr ft UeCOmEtL DHOQ CO, Corar lets aad Bodge 8m. OWL BB.UQ CClKMST, Oor. 16th and Xaraar Sts Omasa, area, SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. ' 1 THRU IP TP M'W HPnlXrt QrARTK.KI.V KIIKH' fY K Rim rr.rr.":'. . . ..wC i Mia lM iiiiiimsisJ 21st D. C. SCOTT, D.V.S. (Successor to Dr. H. U Ramaoctottl.) ABSISTABT . BTATB TTCsUaDVABXAat. Offtoe a4 HeapttaL BSlt Maes tree. Calls Promptly Answsred at All Hours. DELLEVUE COLLEGE COLi-lX Clawtcal, KlcntlAc,' philosophical courts ACAUtM V An accredited high school. Prepare lor Uelitvua or any oilier cuilea or university. NuHWAL, cttHOUlvKletuetiUry aad advaau4 courses. Certificate granted. CONtisvttVAToH Y Theory of music, piano, vole. ,lollu, locution and art. OMAHA .C0NNfcXTlUNi Klwtrle Una and Burling ton railway " Fujur Modern Donnltortsa Address PRESIDENT WADS OK iH, Bsllsvu. Nstw HOTELS. WHEY IS eOSTftOIT titop at HOTEL TULLER Absolutely Fireproof. Oor. Adams Ays. aad Park St. In the center of th Theater, tihop plug and liueiness District. - A la Carta Cafe, Grill Room, bervlce I'nexcrlled. BTXBT BOOM WITH BITS. UUkOF4S PI.ABT. BATES, B1.60 SAY AHS UP. Z.. W. TVX.Z.EB, Prop. BC. A. Shaw. Bt-r. Several - thousand yards of S7-lnch snd 19-lnch fancy silks, worth eighty-fire cents, for dresses or waists, Friday 27-inch beautiful fancy silk suitings, colored taffetas, fine stripes or checks nearly every color, worth $1.26, Friday, Exquisite Crepe de Chenes, floral o r striped effects, for elegant dresses or waists, worth to 76c, Friday I .il Fancy rough silks, m pOrtals Is like the other stores have been showing at special prices of 79c, natural shades with checks or stripes, choice assortment. $1.00 foulard silks in neat designs, dots, etc., 27-inch checks, black and white, in fact nearly everything that is desirable in silks, on sale Cft Friday DJC 36-inch Black Taffeta, worth 0c a yard, at....CO 36-lnch Black Taffetas, , worth $1.10 a yard, at. .. .75 . 27-inch Black Taffeta. worth 89c a yard, at . . . .(3 Dress Goods . 11.25 choicest plain taffetas, or fancy suit ings, this season's new est styles, navy blues, blacks, greens, wine, etc, finest qualities, all on sale Friday, 59 C 60c dress Roods, plain colors, albatross, semes, henriettas, 60-lnch black Panamas, will go 7C at. ISO and 'c DOMESTICS S-4 Unbleached Pcp perell Sheetlntrs 17o 7o Unbleached Sheet ing, J8 Inches wide, . on sale 4o 46jinch Pegnot Bleached Pillow Casing remnants 80 Bleached Muslin, a , good quality, for Friday 3Ho Wash Goods, Etc. 10c colored BatlBte or Lawns, neat styles, on sale Friday ' ............ 5J 15c Madras, in plain gingham styles or checks, 32 Inches wide, a great bargain, yard. . . 8 American best Prints 5? Cotton Challls, now Double Fold Dark Percales J 'Iff s-'S WAISTS French 'Flannels, voilings and Madras, plain colors, fancy stripes and plaids, all at one price for bargain Friday, at 98c S6.SO and $7. SO Silk Petticoats Made of best . taffetas, all colors and black, extra wide . body, deep accordion pleat ed flounce, trimmed A (C in two ruffles gain Friday . -bar- 3 Rail Plates Several hundred flow blue Staffordshire plates, Bcenery effects, 19c values, long as sup ply lasts, at, in. each 1UC Several hundred Cauld onware rait plates, pretty flower decora tions and color edged, 60c values, long as supply lasts, AJt 2d Floor. each CORSETS OneCent An Inch Corsets that sold up to $1.50, all styles and colors, a record-breaking opportunity for making a selec tion because of limitless quantities. Size 18, for ... 18c Size 19, for . . . , 19c And on up at a Fsnnjr an Inoh. Bennett's Big Grocery Friday Special:) Prldo of Bennett's Flour, 1 per sack ....v.'!..... Sl.SO And 40 Green Trading Stamps. Granulated ' Sugar Joable Oreen Trading Stamps. Bennett's Best Coffee, 3 lbs. .S1.00 And 100 Green Trading Stamps. Bennett's Best Coffee, lb 36o And 80 Green Trading Stamps. Teas, pound ..,. 680 And 60 Green Trading Stamps. Bennett's Capitol Baking Powder, pound can S4o And 20 Green Tradlnc Stamps. BEEDSI SEEDS I SEEDS! Fall 11ns of new vegeta ble and flower seeds, psr package 20 Seeded Kalslns, blue ribbon, per pound package 160 And 10 Green Trading Stamps. Bennett's Capitol Mincemeat, three packages B5o And 10 Green Trading Stamps. Bennett's Capitol Maple Syrup, quart can 48o And 20 Green Trading Stamps. 17 Vic Batavlu Corn, for . ...12Ho Snlder's Baked Beanst can . ...100 And 6 Green Trading Stamps. Diamond "S" Chill Sauce, bot.850 And 30 Green Trading Stamps. Bennett's Capitol Pancake Flour, per package . llo And 10 Green Trading Stamps. Menlers' Chocolate Powder, can 84o And 20 Green Trading Stamps. Lejnon's large, worth 20c, only . per dozen ISO Cabbage, per pound lV&o Peanuts, fresh roasted, qt....'..6o Saratoga Chips, pound 30o Saratoga Chips, half pound ..10o Mlckle Soda Crackers, four pack ages for 16o And 10 Green Trading Stamps. Dixie Sweet Pickles lOo And 10 Green Trading Stamps. Sweet Pickled Tomatoes, qt..85o And 20 Green Trading Stamps. Palace Car Jams, large jnr.,..30o And 20 Green Trading Stamps. BEWWETT'S CANDIES Grocery Section. Salted Peanuts, pound lOo Buy Capitol Coal Best soft coal mined. 0700 Civil drivers, prompt J deliveries. ton s23 i kD xz) Uu i I . ! mi, mi i - -i 1 ' .. M '.MiM ' -' i Now that the time for coasting and other Winter Sjxrts is at hand, we want to speak a word of WARNING with particular reference to COASTING. On all streets on which there are street car tracks and on all hills which cross or terminate on streets having street car tracks there is CONSTANT DANGER to those indulg ing in the exhilarating sport of coasting. Men and Women, as well as boys and girls, have lost their lives or have been seriously injured by dashing into moving or standing cars on their sleds or travelers. PARENTS: Why jeopardze the lives of your children by allowing them to coast where the hazard is so great, when there are so many places in this city of hills where this sport may be indulged in with perfect safety? ASSIST US IN PREVENTING ACCIDENTS. ' OMAHA & COUNCIL BLUFF STREET RAILWAY COMPANY sr. DIAMOND MOUNTINGS Tl ' - . 1 . . V 1 . . . . I .. I .1 .... I .. I 1,..,. K.., We carry in stock a nice line of ring mountings .r? all sizes all ready to set your diamond on short notice. Look for the name. S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler 1516 Douglas Street. lee Want Ads Produce Results Friday Special Bargain Bulletin Something Many Splendid Saving JlM THH RELIAILI ST HI 'Inters esting Every Hour. Friday Is Remnant Day IS OI K FAMOUS DOMESTIC IIOOM. Over 60,000 yards of the finest Remnants of Scotch Ginghams, French Silk Warp Red Seal Ginghams, Toil du Nord Ginghams, Irish Dimities 25c grade. Arnolds Silk Organdies 39c and 60o grndeB, 25o Black Satlne. highly mercerized; 39c Black Moire, 40-lncft fide; 12Vio Amoskeg Outing Flannels,12 V4e Cheviots, Etc., all will go at . 5 7 8tt and 10 yard.- ' Remnants of While Goods ALL GOOD LONG LENGTHS. Ionsdale Cambrics, 'Berkley Cam brics, 12 He India linen, 15c linens, 12Vfcc long cloths,, 120 checks, 25c lingerie checks, 19c dotted Swiss, 25c and 35c heavy waistings, at 3V4t 5 7t 8W and K yard. One case 7 He apron checks .JSf One case cotton toweling ' , 2C Thousands of yards of other goods too numerous to mention. . . Remnants of Fine Title Linens ' FROM 9 TO 12 A. M. Remnants of 2, 2 3 and 3 4 yards of fine all linen German, Scotch and Irish manufacture, worth from 75c to $2.00 per yard, will close quick at Lot 1 Iiot 2 Lot 3 Lot 4 25 39c 49 59 FROM 2. TO 5 1". M. Another sale of new Remnants like above at same price. FOR ALL PAY. Rennants of. 60c Mercerized Dam ask 25 Remnants of cotton Damasks 1J) Remnants of Turkey Rpd Dam ask . . . , 127 Remnants of 39c Mercerized at 15 Remnants of 12 Vic, 10c, 8 Vic and 7V6c all Linen Toweling, all one Price 5 Remnants of high Grade, Wool Dress Goods . ' FROM 9 TO 11 A. M. . 6,000 yards of Broadcloths, Panamas, Henriettas, Tailor Suit ings, Heavy Cloakings, Voiles, Fancies Evening Shades, Plaids, Stripes, CravenetteB. Ralnproofs, and other goods ranging in price from 76c to $3.98 yard, In four lots Iot 1 Ixt 2 Lot 3 Lot 4 25c 39 49c 59c IN THE AFTERNOON FROM 2 TO 4 P. M. Another sale ot the same brand of goods at Lot 1 . Ix)t 2 Iot 3 Lot 4 19c 25c 39c 49c One large table of large Remnants worth up to $1.00 yard, at, a yard 15C Great Sale of Silk Remnants Over 10,000 yards of Silk Remounts, in lengths of from 2 to 20 yards, left from the pa8t two weeks tremendous selling, Including Taffeta, jHOBsaiincs, l'ean do Cygnes, Tonges, Fancies, Check bilks, Japs, Etc., Etc.; almost an endlesB variety values up to 85c yard, choice, per yard $1.00 Silks 40c Plain and Fancy Silks in great assortment, newest shades and weaves, great snaps, at, yard 4QC 29c $ 1.50 Black Taffeta 98c just 6 pieces of black Taffeta, good value at $1.50, 36-ln wide, on sale Friday while it lasts at, yard 98c $1.50 Peau do Sole 1,05 Black I'cnu de Sole, 36-ln wide, soft glove finish, specially fine for coats and dresses, $1.60 values, $1.05 Rousing Furnishing Goods Bargains Mnslln Undergarments Less Than Half. All Odd Lots Left From Thursday's Great Hale, Will Be Closed in Three Immense Lots Friday. From 9 Till 10 A. M Ladies' Corset Covers, worth up to 75c, at 19c From 11 A. M. to 12 M. Ladies' Skirts, splendid value at $1 to Q $1.60. choice. . ri7t From 10 Till 11 A. M Ladies' Gowns, worth regularly up AQ to $1, choice.. "JfC A ig 1'u rrda.se Standard Corsets, regular values to $2.00, 7r will be closed at I DC All most popular models, in a well known make, secured from the manufacturer, whose name we are not at liberty to mention, at a great bargain. You will readily recognize their superior quality. Men's Woolen Underwear, values up to $2.00, all sizes, in tans or greys, on sale Friday at, per garment . . . , M9c Men's Heavy Fleeced Underwear, regular 50c quality, at...39k Men's Women's and Children's Hoso, values to 25c, at, pair 10c - Big Sge of Staple Notions FRIDAY IN THE DOMESTIC ROOM. ONE-HALF TO ONE-FIFTH RETAIL PRICES Gold Eye Needles, pkg. . I . . . 1 King's 200-yard Machine Thread, on sale at, per dozen, Just lV4c per sdooI -21c 25c Needle-Books, each . . . . 3 H c Good Quality Shoe Laces, on sale af. pair lc Kleinert's Stockinette Dress Shields at, pair 10c Enameled Darning Eggs l Cotton Tapes, per roll q Pearl Buttons at, dozen ...... 1 All other Staple Nations at pro portionately low prices. Special Announcement To our customers we wish to announce that on ac count of the storm Tuesday we have decided to continue on Monday, February 24th, OUR GREAT HALF-PRICE SALE that those who were disappointed may have another opportunity to attend. Read These Grocery Prices FOR FRIDAY'S SALE 21 pounds best pure Cane Granulated Sugar for fl.00 The iiest Domestic Macaroni, per package g0 The Lwisi fancy large Oreen or Stuffed OliveB, per quart 3uq 10 bare beat laundry Soap for 25o 10 pounds best White or Yellow Corn meul for 160 6 pounds choice Japan Rico for ..2oC 4 pounds best Pearl Tapioca for Hio 11 pound cans Uolden 1'unikln, Hom iny, Squash, Sauer Kraut or Baked beans, per can 7 too OH or Mustard Sardines, per can 3 Vic 1 pound cans Royal or Dr. Price's baking Powder, for 36c Large bottle Snyder's Catsup for 18c 1 pound package best tL'orn Starch 4o 1 pound package best Laundry Starch tor 4c Gallon cans Tomatoes, Peaches, Ap ples, Plums or Pumklns for ....36c 2 pound package best Self Rising Pancake Klour for Hc Dr. Price's, Malta Vita, Kgg-O-See, Corn Flakes, or Puffed bice, per fiackago 7 Ho 10 bent Soda or Oyster Crackers, per pound 60 The Best Crisp Pretzels, pound 8c The best Michigan butter Crackers, per pound 6c Sweet Cookies, over 25 varieties, this sale, per pound 10c The best Tea Slftlngs, per pound 16c The best Fancy Santos Coffee, per pound 16c Fancy basket Fired or Uncolored Japnn Ta, per pound 26c BUTTEl AID OHEESB SJA&B X-MIDAY. Fancy Creamery butter, per lb. 26o Fancy Dairy Butter, per pound 23o butterlne We carry every kind made special sale Friday, per pound 12Vc, 15c, 17Vic, lJc 20c, 21c, 23o fquul to lots of best butter made, TBY IT. Fancy Full Cream Young America" Cheese, per pound 16o Fancy Full Cream Wisconsin Cheese, per pound 16o Fancy Full Cream New York White Cheese, per pound 17Vfco Fancy Full Cream New York Sage Cheese, per pound 17 Vac FBESK VEGETABLES AND JPKUITS JPO TM.1DAX. 2 heads finest hothouse Lettuce 60 The finest Head Lettuce, per head 6c 3 bunches finest Shalot Onions 10c The finest Spinach, per peck ....20c The finest Pie Plant, per bunch 7Vk0 The finest Ripe Tomatoes, per lb. 16c The finest hothouse Cucumbers, at each ; 7 Ho and 60 ( heads bellevue Celery for 60 The finest fresh young beets. Car rots or Turnips, per bunch 60 2 bundles fresh hothouse Parsley, 60 CHpe Cod Cranberries, per quart do New Honey, per rack 16c Large Cocoanuts, each .1 (a Fresh Roasted Peanuts, per quart 60 beets, Carrots, Parsnips, Rutabagas, or Turnips, per pound 2o Fresh Holland Seed Cabbage, lb. lc BIO HIOHX.Airi XTAVXX. OBABTQB sale, raioAY, ns doses 1 8',o, 12o, 15o, l'Ho and Sua Cheaper, sweeter, ana more healthy to eat than any other fruit grown. There are no substltue for the Highland Navels. W HMDENS' MSI Hf' &feT8SB To CHICAGO"! IS Chicago -zf m "Great rLfer'Sj lr w r Western.. fefFZ rr, i I ill 7 Railway ix : jfkra M TU 3nni Bound te PIm Yott. Two Tmjm Ed Wtj Dulr. latorwlwa ud TicW Fma H'. O. VA VIDSO.V, Ciu ftiurntrr ati 'lckti A gent,. Union Depot HI! Farnam St.. Omaha -- XI- - . " . si- mm ' . K W I ! 3- M T 1