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THE OMAITA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, .TANTTATIY 10, 1000.
KENNARDBliYS PERRLNE LOTS
Wholesale . Glaii and Faint House
How Own Its Entire Home.
FAST OF . FOLSOM HOLDINGS
) r(l Plff of Property Held br
Mr. Francis Clevelaad and Her
Mother Passes lata Hands
f Oasahaa.
When T. 3. Kennard bought Monday for
lll.ono the lot on which hta building lUndi
at Fifteenth and Davenport streets from
Mr. Bmma P. Perrlne. the largest remain
ing plrr of property held by Mn. Fran
ces Cleveland and her mother, Mrs. Fol-aom-Perrtne,
passed into the hands of an
Omatuui.
Mrs. Cleveland, widow of the late ex
president, Grover .Cleveland, yet vwni
half a lot of Omaha business property be
tween Fifteenth arid Sixteenth on Cumins;
street, and Mrs. Perrlne has a lot and !
building st Twenty-first and Cuming ,
streets, under lease to the Home Invent-
ment company, which will probably be sold
to the parties holding the lease within a
short time. The half lot held by Mrs.
Cleveland was sold a short time ago by
fhe Byfan Reed company, which for years
has represented the wife of the ex-president
In Omaha, but It later reverted to her.
Mr. Kennard had a lease on the lots at
Fifteenth and Davenport streets and
erected a building on them costing more
than $10,000, which has been occupied for
some 'time by his paint and pljins house.
When the lease expired this year he de
cided to buy the property and secured it
for m.OOft. The building and lots are said
to bo worth more than $26,000.
President Held Property Here.
The passing of the C'leveland-Folsom-Perrine
holdings In Omaha recalls a num
ber of prominent people who have owned i
Omaha property and ns a result of their
holdings several estates worth millions of
dollars have been probated in Douglas
county.by the Byron Reed company, which
has laeiriably represented the ownera and
later thu heir.
Oarret P. Hobart, the vice president of
ths United States and William McKlnley
a president, owned a few lots at Fifteenth
and Wlllam streets. The Byron Reed
Company sold the lots after the death of
the vlca president and In order to give
title, the estate was probated In Omaha.
It' represented between $12,000,000 and $15,
000,000' and was widely distributed by the
will' of' the millionaire vice president.
Rutherford B. Hayes, president of the
United States In the early '80' s, was quite
an extensive owner of Omaha property,
holding aome of the valuable business sites
on Sixteenth street, long before they were
valuable. Mr. Hayes was represented by
the late Byron Reed.
Mavrrln Barrett Dies.
The company has just received word of
the death Of Marvin Barrett of Putnam,
Conn., who not only owns a large tract
of valuable Douglas county farm land, but
some oity property Including the building
and lots occupied by the Undeland Barber
Supply house at 1407 Douglas street. It
la likely .that the will of the late Mr. Bar
rett, who was never in Omaha himself,
will be probated in Douglas county.
Many other distinguished people, men in
high position in political life of America
and England, have held or do hold property
In Omaha, Sir Horace Plunkett, M. P., be
ing ona of the largest holders.
At latest reports John D. Rockefeller.
Owned a, little spot of ground on the north
aidai covered with red oil cans, but An
drew Carnegie does not hold even a library
site in the city. .
Special Tuesday
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L0BECK WANTS NO BOARD
Co aspt roller Bars Solve Problem by
hitting; Power to Mayor
and Conncll.
City Comptroller Lobeck would pour oil
on . the troubled waters stirred up by the
Jacks and the Jims over the method of
securing members of the fire and police
board and proposes that the board be done
way with and. the mayor and the city
council be empowered to attend to the du
ties which the board has had. The Jims
a week ago passed strong resolutions fa
forlng an appointive board, the power to
appoint being vested in the mayor, and the
Jacka Saturday night adopted resolutions
declaring In favor of an elective board.
The comptroller says more cities have not
fire and police boards than have them
Further,' he says, that the councllmen are
paid a sufficient salary to attend to the
extra duties. Intimating that some of the
members of the present council are in no
danger of breaking down under the strain
of official duties. -If
we should declare sand to be sand
the Jaoks the next night would pass reso
lutions 'declaring sand to be sugar," said
Tern Flynn, president of the Jims, when he
learned of the stand for an elective board
taken by the ether wing of the local democ
racy. ,
PLOW COMPANY SECURES ROOM
'Hew Implement Honae Leases 'Ware
hoses ' Spec of Nebraska,
Transfer Company.
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Contracts have been made by the Peru
Plow company with the Nebraska Transfer
company which will give the plow company
coming to Omaha from Council Bluffs ware
house room and the company will secure a
ample room . for - its entire line In the
business district.
The Nebraska Transfer company has large
warehouses for storage, recently adding to
the capacity by many hundred square feet
of floor space. Thus in the crowded condi
tion of the wholesale districts of Omaha
the transfer company is able to lease
large amount of space for the stock of the
new plow -company, which gives them at
once a warehouse with excellent trackage
facilities.
The plow company has not as yet secured
an office and sample rooms. It lias been
planning on securing such necessary room
In "implement row," but the row Is crowded
and offer no place at present large enough
for the new concern. Manager Oinnlvan
said he hoped, however, to secure satisfac
tory sample rooms and offices, the ware
house accommodations secured being very
satisfactory. , . '
GOWNS, CHEMISES,
CORSET COVERS,
SKIRTS, DRAWERS.
These are fine under
muslins made from se
lected fabrics they arc
beautifully trimmed
with laces and embroid
eries on sale in under
wear dept., 2nd floor
Worth
UP
TO
$1.25
This is the Most Re
markable Bargain of the
Great Annual Under
muslin Sale.
The window display
has attracted much at
tention.
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Vlnter Style Hook only 5c, when purchased
ilth a 10c Ladles' Home Journal l'attern.
The Dinnerware
Q I Takes Omaha
03.16 by Storm.
Jnst as we expected, the crowds came they saw and they bought.
What Is without doubt the biggest day's business ever done on din
nerware was recorded here Monday.
Such a sale with such genuinely good values simply compels
one to buy If there is the slightest possibility of a present or future
need. The best part of the sale lies In the fact that the dinnerware
is new new styles, shapes and decorations. We bought quantities
went direct to the maker for them and prompt cash got the plums.
Now we are handing them out to you as you never saw dinner
ware go before. It's really surprising. You've been wanting a new
dlnnerset. Don't put It off longer. Come now.
There'were BOO new sets Monday morning, 376 remain for Tues
day. Any kind of dinner service you like porcelain, American, Eng
lish. Austrian, German, French or Haviland China Is In the lot and,
prices now are barely half.
In addition to the regular sale of complete dinner sets, we offer
Monday as an extra specialEntire Stock Pattern Fancy llluc Aberdeen
Dinnerware, divided In three lots below cost to make.
Bread and Bu 1 1 er
Plates, Pie Plates,
Fruit Plates, Oat
meals, 3-in. Bakers,
choice , 5
Breakfast And Dinner
Plates, 5-in. Scallops,
Bowlss Bone Dlfihes,
Creamers, PI c k 1 es,
Cups and Saucers,
at 100
Platters, all sizes,
Sauce Boats, Scallops,
Covered Dishes, Cas
seroles, Sugars, Bak
ers, etc 23
10clACES-24cl&
U TO 6 INCHES WIDE
Fine French and English Torchon and Medici laces and
insertions also French Vals. and f
fancy English laces a large variety i ) X
oi beautitul designs on big bargain
square Tuesday; worth up to 10c
a yard, at
s
Choice of the House Sale
Any Woman's Coat (SStf) $ J A
corset covers and flouncings new designs in English eye
let, floral, Grecian and shadow
effects worth up to 75c a
yard; Tuesday at, yard ' j
Tuesday's Specials In Our
Annual WhitcGoods Sale
IN THE BASEMENT
sasr
29c39c
Very Fine Htriped Madras Walst
ing Light and medium grounds
new and up to date,
on sale for the first time
Tuesday, yard
Yard-Wide Long Cloth and
Nainsook In desirable
lengths, yard
15c
5c
French Mercerized
Mull, 36 inch,
at, yard
French Mercerized
Mull, 46 Inch.
at, yard
Fine Pin Dot
30c quality,
at, yard
Fancy White Goods The biggest j"
and best assortment ever shown jX,
for waists and children's s a i
wear waist and dress 1 lift
lengths, yard XW J,
Remnants of all kinds of Ai
bleached muslin; on sale )(
Tuesday for, yard tTj
Swiss, I Indian Head Linen. 34 4
Inches wide, A
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p i:r! N :
J1 A 50$? A
B l ffy"l"d$ 10-00 a
$ n. f lloct' taB re- L vJr
j B A a"! to style, fit, comfort, .oy V
J B m-V lightness and flexibility. Wv(l V r jf
r3 am ,f ycu once try the ' If Wfffa
4js "Dothy DodT Shoe . 1 Wl
4j B M no ooe can sell you any yj,r1 Jj
4j B jHL other kind . 7 jWI
I K 1 We carry in stock a style for every foot, and if
1$ I B can ft yu correctly. ' I U y
qrA 30c quality, ir.
Atfl yard
Irrmerial Lonir Cloth. Lnr nnprial 35c
p- bolt of 12 fiA gerle Cloth, Of
0Os yards "J V yard Ull A
I esiiiaie 1!
$ :ru 9 f &
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n Slnn.r OMAHA PURE J)S K
U FOOD CENTER. AJ "Vtoo d
Bennett's Big Grocery
Bennett's Broakfast Coffee, 3 lb. can 480 and 40 Green Stamps
Teas, assorted, pr pound 48o and 40 Green stamps
Capitol Baking Powder, per pound 84o and 20 Green Stamps
Capitol Mince Meat, 3 pkRS .1350 and 10 Green Stamps
Capitol Pure Maple Syrup. V4 (?al Oo and 20 Green Stamps
Gall lard's Olive Oil, larKe bottle 70o and 50 Green Stamps
Burnham's Clam Chowdei, two 20c cans for 86o
Cleaned Currants, three lbs. for 3So '
Cornmeal, white or yellow, 10-lb. sack 80o
Vu Cream Cheese, pound 30o and 10 Green Stamps
rittsd ?loms Special 200 lbs. choice fruit, regular price 12',C, special .... So
Raisin Bpsoial 1,000 lbs.
seedless raitil-iH. rucular
urice I'V-c. special, at.
per lb 8o
Mignonette Extra Marrowfat Peas, per can lOo
Hen Feed, pound 30 Oyster Shells, for chickens, lb 10
OUts Bpsoial White
label selected Queen
Olives, regular price
26c, at; . i 180
Apricot Special Largo
lot California Apricots,
this season's cop, w'th
12 He, at, lb iOo
Courtney's Specials for All This Week
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y Fhonss 1
3 5c Jars assorted Preserves for 85o
85c cans best Apricots for .... 30o
85c cans Tomato Soup for.... 80o
Excellence Flour, per sack.. BUS
"l'p-to-date Washing I'owder, per
pkg 3o
Dlaiiiond C Soap, per box .... 13.75
IOo cans Eagle Lye for So
6c cans Eagle Lye for 3o
t California Prunes , per lb.,1 6o
Fhonss BsU, 647;
lad. AiaiS.
California Evaporated Apricots, at,
lb IOO
Mixed Nuts per lb lHo
!6o jars Figs (only) 18c
1 lb. Ked Steuk Salmon, per can ISO
30c lb. Citron, new, per lb ISO
Vint bottles assurtsd Plcklss, per
bottle 194
Iometk Kwlss Che, per lh. BOO
Country Butter, (rolls), per lb, Bo
kggi, per doscn BSo
ennney & Go
17th A3TD DOUOXiAS BTS.
RALSTON NAME OF STATION
PterltU U Dropvtd and Agent Is
, Placed a Ckarge at Ike
Depot.
Ths Burlington has changed ths name of
f.-.e nation near Seymour lake from Deer
fi, M to lialstoa and D. U Ham Is appointed
nation Kgent . Deerfteld tias been but a
iiii.i.l l.xg station, but since the location of
ninuracturlng town of Ralston at that
p.-'nt the Burlington has decided to place
a tfctl n agt In charge.
Ti.'s Union Pacirks double track between
Granger and Oreen River is now in use for
a distance of thirty miles and is proving a
most valuable aid In the operation of trains
over the Wyoming division of the road. The
Wyoming division of the Union Pacific la
one) oi the moat crowded single track roads
la the- country and the thirty miles of
double track la great assistance. More
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UK. BRADBURY, DENTIST
Painless Extracting 60s
Crowns, up from..
partial Plates, up
from ea-00
Fillings, up from oOe
porcelain Fillings.
up from IU
16U JTAANAM SJTKSSBT. 17 Man
same office, 'rhonei s. 1TM.
Bridge Work, per
tooth, up from fa. so
Nerves removed with
out pain.
ALTI)OI,A WOII
A BraOIAXTT.
Work guaranteed tea
years.
double track probably will be laid In the
spring.
The Interstate Commerce commission has
extended the time In which the railroads
are permitted to comply with. the order of
the, commission to keep on file complete
flies of the tariffs. No limit was fixed,
the commission saying a ' reasonable lime
would be granted.
A. C. Bheldon, general agent of the Bur
lington at Portland, was In Omaha Sunday.
Weatern railroads have readjusted the
schedule of salt rales so that the rates to
Omaha are now the same from Chicago
and the salt fields of Kansas.
Because of a bridge being washed out on
the Southern Paclflo near eacramento the
trains of that road are being- detoured via
Ixie Angeles and east over the Bait Lake
route.
A Ds a aero us Wossd
la rendered antiseptic by Bucklen'a Arnica
Salve, the healing wonder for sores, burns,
pllvs. ecsema and salt rheum. Xo. For
sale by Btaton Lrug Co.j
For a
Prudent
Man
We recommend unhesitat
ingly a pair of our
$5.50
Special
Shoes
They- are the cream ot
6hQdom built on special
lasts etyles and shapes, the
same as higher priced shoes.
Our guarantee is back of
every pair we sell. Well, to
make a long story short, we'll
refund the money to any pur
chaser who is the least dis
satisfied with a pair. They
are made of velour and box
calf, patent colt and vicl kid
all sizes.
Drexel Shoe Co.
1419 Farnam Sfreel
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Best el All Farm Payers.
TO-NIGUT
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A Week of Phenomenal Bargain Giving
Every item at
Rousing
Bargain
See them.
TNI RELIABLE STORB
Don't judge
Quality by ths
price. Exam
ine the goods
Matchless Winter Underwear Bargains
All amplo lines and broken lots from our immense Jobbing; "De
partment. ..Men's, women's and children's garments on sale this week
at les tban manufacturer's wholesale prices.
Ladles' natural wool vests or pants,
worth to $1.75 garment, will go
t 75 nd 084
Heavy woolen shirts or drawers, also
Dr. Wright a lamb s wool fleeced
Ladies and children's vests or pants,
all siies, winter weight, white or
gray, at j15
Ladies' and children's vests or pants,
extra heavy fleeced, phenomenal
bargains, at 10J
Ladies' vests or pants, 76c quality,
fleeced or part wool, white or gray,
on sale 250
Ladies' Silk and Wool Underwear,
made to sell at $1.60, on sale at,
per garment 750
Men's Winter Underwear Heavy
fleeced shirts or drawers, plain or
fancies, values to $1.00 garment,
at 250 nl 390
From 1 to 10 A. M.
Men's and boys' Sweat
ers, values to $2.60
all samples, at .-290
garments, $1.60 values, on sal
at 500
Men's Wool Shirts or Drawers Values
to $3.00 garment, on sale, while
.they last .-750- 080 nd $1-50
Dr. Wright's Union Stilts Spring
needle ribbed lamb's wool fleeced,
values to $4.60 garment, will go on
sale, at ..$1.50. 81.08- $2.50
Ladles' Combination Suits Values to
$3.00, at
From 10 to 11 A. M.
Shawls and fascina
tors, wool and silk and
wool, samples, worth
to $2.00, for... 250
-.400. 080. $1.50
From 11 A. M. to 12 M.
Ladles' & children's
vesta and pants, wlnief
weights, sample, ara
worth 39c, choice IOo
Manufacturer's Sfock Sale Opportunities
$05,000.00 Stock of Women's Outer Garments at most phenomenal bar
gain prices ever.
MORPHINE
tr.do?i,h,J drn6 "shits srs poiltWely cored b
HABIT1NA. For Q.7Doclrmfo or Internal bis.
Ssmpls ent to snr irujf hshltne br ."
mill. Keirulsr price Sa.OU per buttle s? rCB
year drncgiat or br mall Id plaia Wrapper.
Mall Orders Filled by
HjJYDKX BI&OS.. OM4KA, XEB.
D C SCOTT. D.V.S"
! (Booosse to Dr. H. I RamaoctottL)
! sVSSmJTAJTT Rati TKTBUtBTALsJ
OfflM ana stespttaJ. 8810 Kasoa
etrsst.
Calls Promptly Answered at All Honrs,
FLORIDA RESORTS.
. Palm beach
Miami
uarri a
PONCC DC Leon . . . Of i
' aLCAIASJ K, AuiruMtin
OYAL POINCIANA
OVAL ULV .
THI COLONiai V.-1-'.. i.i-
At LONQ HCV, 3milea south of Miami,
has been eataUiabed an ideal aahins
camp, with every comfort.
IT MILE NtARtn CUBA.
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eomiiletedtoKniirhUkey.ronaeetiiiirwItli
! steamahips or Havana and Key Went.
I For' information relative to tickets.
I notelreai.vntiii lMnii..,Hu.L...
1 scoonunodatieu on ateamera. apply to
FLORIDA CAST COAST
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$25.00 Winter Coats, $5.00 All col
ors, all sizes, latest styles, actual
value to $25, choice $5.00
200 garments in the lot
375 Dress Skirt In
Panamas and fancy
mixed fabrics, colors
and black, values to
$7.50. choice -82.05
HeatherWoom I'nder
skirts A fine line
for selection, regular
$2.50 values, on sale
at, choice. .. .jjJ1.25
$35.00 Winter Coats $10.00500
broadcloth caracul, velvet and fancy
cloth coats, satin and taffota lined
throughout, actual values to $35.00.'
on sale at SIO
$5.00 Silk and Net
Waists The most
wonderful lot of bar
gains ever offered
at . ..$1.05
Specials for Tuesday
Merc. Damask, worth 39c, at... 250
Merc. Damask, worth 75c, at. . .450
Yard wide Bleached Sheeting, at, per
yard 50
Yard wide Blea. Sheeting, at . .G"0
Yard wide Blea. Sheetings, worth 10c,
at, per yard 7 HO
Yard wide Unbleached Sheetings, at,
per yard 30
Yard wide Unbleached Sheetings, at,
per yard 5 HO
400 pieces high grade English Long
Cloth, worth 15c, at, yard... 100
12 grade for 7H0
10c India Llnoni at ........ .QH 0
8 He India Llnon, at 5
19c 4 0-lnch Lawn," at; yard .... 100
12 He Outing Flannel, In light colors,
at, per yard 70
Remnants of Table Linen, at, per
yard. . . -500' 400' 300 and 250
10c Flannelettes, at 6 HO
12 He Percales, at, yard 7 HO
In Our High Grade Linen Department
Table Damask, full width, pure linen,
89c quality, Tuesday, yard ..-450
Table Damask, full width, pure linen,
$1.25 quality, Tuesday, yard..5f0
ToweU, hemmed and hemstitched,
19c quality, Tuesday, each.. ..00
Turkish Towels, extra large size,
white and cream, worth 3,9c, Tues
day, each . ... .' if)
Toweling, 6trictly pure flax, 18 Inches
wide, worth 12 He, Tuesday yd 00
Bed Spreads, full size, crochet hem-,
rned, worth. $1, Tuesday, each.GOO
Special Sale of Fresh Vegetables and
Oranges Tuesday
2 heads fresh Hothouse Lettuce 5c
Kancy Head Lettuce, per head.... 6c, 7Hc
2 bunches fresh . Hothouse Radishes. ... 5c
3 bunches freah Onions 10c
Kancy No. 1 Cauliflower, per lb. '. ..Be
Fresh Beets, per bunch 4c
Frexh Carots, per bunch 4c
Fresh Turnips, per bunch .4c
Fresh Cucumbers, two for 6c
Fresh Spinach, per peck 20c
Fancy Jersey Sweet Potatoes, per lb. 3V4c
Fancy Cape Cod Cranberries, quart.... 14c
2 bunches fresh Celery 6c
Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, per lb 7 He
Fresh Cabbaffe, per lb 2ViC
Fancy Red Onions, Carrots, Parsnips,
Turnips or Rutabagas, per lb 2o
Large, juicy Lemons, per dozen.... lfc
Xlg-hlana. Havel Orange Sal
The Highland Navels are the finest
grown- they are sweeter and Juicier and
more richly flavpred than any others. For
Tuewday's sale we will sell
Regular 12Vfcc size, per dozen TUc
Regular 20c size, per dozn lfio
Regular 25c size, per dozen 20a
Regular 35c slz, per dozen 26o
Regular 40c size, per dnxon 30a
The most healthful fruit to eat this time
of year.
Extra Bpsoial for Tuesday
All Monday's prices on all Groceries,
Butter, Cheexe and Crackers. Rave your
Sunday ad and we will fill orders at thotse
prices for this special sale.
Watch Wednesday Evening Papers
for the
Greatest Sale Event in Years
S) 16th Stroat
Window Display.
Road Cvary
Ad Carafully
It Pays First. Last and All the Time to
TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST
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Notice to Skaters
SB
For the benefit of those enjoying skating, arrange
ments have been made at Hanscom Park to answer all
inquiries over the 'phone regarding the condition of
the ice.
ieieJllUUt: i A-19Q9 (Independent)
The Park Board keeps the ice in good condition and
provides a nice warm rest room.
Skates can be rented of the concessionaire. '
Take Hanscom Tark, East Side, Cars.
Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Railway Co.
Ono Agreeable Foaturo
of good teeth, is an easy effort to keep them healthy.
Most people who begin at the proper timo to give their teeth
the care that is due them, find it an easy and pleasant taisk. be
cause there is an absence of annoyances that accompany bad teeth. The I
operations that my patients receive give such satisfaction that they want I
to return when their teeth are In need of experienced attention. I
The suggestion that we will give you about your teeth will be
wv.i wwi bit jvui van.
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TAFT'S Dental Rooms