THE BEE: OM"AIIA. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1000.
MILLIONS TOR EQUIPMENT
Vast burnt Will Be Spent by Htrri
mm Lines to .Better Service.
EOLUNQ STOCK' MOTIVE POWER
A boat Elebt Taoasaad ran, Pretest
arnfl Paaatiisee, Bad Over Handrrd
l.oromotlTre for I'aUa and
... Baata-erai Pacific.
I i
The Cnlon Pacific and Southern Taclfic
j are prrparme; to spend $12,000,000 In nfw
I rolling stock and motive power, and
! large part of this noon will be ready for
i service. Fom of the car already are de
; llvered. and an oroet for 1,000 more was
! Just placed. The total Include 7.RM
i new freight car and 105 new locomotives.
The paaaengcr order Is for 44 cars of
various type, of which nearly all are
steel constructed, making It the largest
order fof steel cars- ever placed In the
west. The order Includes 246 coaches.
, thlrty-flve dtning cars, thirty-five observa
tion cars and MR baggage, mall and ex
' press earn. The locomotive order was
placed with the Italdwtn Locomotive
works and Inrliide ICS engines, one-half
of which aVe fur frcltrht and the crfher
half for patwengT srrvlce.
, Hawley Llaea to Oft llerged.
.Announcement Is made that the Hawley
lines are shortly to be consolidated. The
Hawley .lines are most Important and are
' said to be tho nucleus of an ocean to
I ocean road. Mr. Hawley Is close to the
j builders of the new Orient road, which will
' give Mm a ooift connection on the west.
! The roads which belong to Mr. Hawley
: tfnd lils friends ami which will be merged
are:
' i . Conttal
M Hence. Izatlon.
; Chicago eY Alton tll.l.W.,On0
Clover Leaf. 4M 7,G2t,W
I Iowa Central r J1.M7.00S
I Minneapolis ft Bf. Louis 1.0.7 SO.ono,00
t f hesapeake ft Ohio 1.M1 Iff5.000.ai0
' Chi., Clncln. ft Louisville... Si t 10,000.000
' ! Total .. ..k,137 396,t3,O0O
; IT. P. Earning Iaere-a.
The gross earnings of the Union Pacific
I for August show an Increase of nearly
r $1,000,000 over the corresponding month a
I year ago and the net Increase for the same
! month Is $711,601. The following table shows
1 the record for August and also for tho two
( months of Julf and August:
Auuust Increase.
I Oross revs nue $ 7.MR.G14 973.142
'1'axes 212, m 14.441
I Expenses J.663.&W J47.1W
. Total expenses and taxes 3.7ik"s ail.ftii
: Met revenue 4.1&!,6tt 7U.K4
Front July I
; Gross revenue 15.4HMi. 1.7M.313
Kxponscs 7.O32.M0 6.77,078
I Teos 421.7JO tS.h'A
Total expenses anj taxes 7,4jS7.244 IM.Wf
Nat revenue t.02S,224 1,1x1,743
II II I liaises Hhopmea'a Pay.
Jamas J. Hill has given orders that 2S.0M
, shopmen employed on the Burlington and
Qreat Northern be given a raise In pay,
j 'effective ' September 1. The Increase
amounts to a cent an hour. At the Burl
; Ington shops at Aurora 1.600 men will re
' celve . this raise.
P. B. EustU, passenger traffic manager
of the Burlington, has just been In Omaha
' looking over the situation west of the river
'. with a view of establishing a few time
'changes later on. Business continues enor
mous to the northwest and all trains are
' crowded.
A bridge was burned on the Burlington
-main line near Rupert Saturday, causing
'some of the trains to be detoured. Repairs
have been made and regular service re
sumed. '
Missouri Pacific trains were delayed Sat
urday by a burned bridge near Union, Re
pairs were quickly made.
Railway Motes aad Personals.
W,. B. Scott, assistant director of maln
! tenance of way and operation of the Ilarrt
j man system, spent Sunday night In Council
' Bluffs and passed through Omaha Monday
morning enroute to Green River.
E. It. Puffer, general freight agent of the
Burlington at Chicago, was In Omaha for
a short time Monday.
J. F. Vallery, general agent of the Bur
lington at Denver,' arrived In Omaha Mon
day to see Omaha In Its holiday attire.
C. K. Fpens. general freight agent of the
Burlington, has returned from a short trip
to Chicago.
' Anotner special train of delegates to the
Convention of street railway and Interurban
vfftotals at Denver passed through Omaha
Hunday cu th Burlington. The train con
sisted of eleven electrlo lighted cars and
tarried 120 people, mostly- from. Chicago.
Illinois and eastern Iowa.
Surprised to
Hear He Was to
- Kill Himself
Man ii Also Surprised When His Wife
Finds Him with Another .
i Woman.
- Soma meddlesome person did' a cute thing
when he or she wrote a letker- to Mrs.
Standi, Twelfth and Pacific streets, telling
tier that Mr. Slandt was to commit suicide
at Rlvervlew park and signing the hus
band's name. - But If the police could lay
bands on this person they would perform
a trick quit as cute. It Is rumored that
Mr.' - einndt feels none too kindly to the
pnrson.
oiaitUd. and .dismayed when she re
atv4 tha .letter, Mrs. Flandt notified the
poll oa and, ) company with Officer Relgle
Btan, sent out from tho station, her daugh
ter and a iiuinber of friends, hastened to
the park In question, only to discover ber
husband alive and well, but In the corn-pan)-
of another woman.
' The frightened wife fell upon him, beg
ging him not to carry out his threat, and
the officer stood close by to see Uat he did
Ml do so. But 'that the story she told was
hews to blm was written all over his fare.
The other woman hastened away and, arm
In arm, husband and wife, escorted by the
grinning officer, went back with their
daughter to their home.
New all Is well: Slandt denk-s having
had any Intention of committing suicide,
fetid la at a loss to know whence the note
originated. ' He agreed to meet this woman
at the hour stated In the park, but that
was all.' and he says he Is now content to
let the matter drop. So Is Mrs. Blandt, but
It will be some time before she forgets
that scare the mysterious letter gave her,
and the police fear It will be longer before
the Identity of Its writer Is revealed.
Not a minute "should t tst when a chllj
shows ay Bipiums of croup. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy given aa soon as the child
becomes hoarse, or even after too croupy
oousrn appears, will prevent tho attack,
via by oruggiaaa,
TUESDAY IS
SperiaUargain Pay
at
ffirandeis SIofcs
Every Tuesday is of great bargain importance. This
week's bargains are more remarkable than ever.
A New York Importer's Samples of Fine
EMBROIDERED TURN-OVER COLLARS
Also collar and cuff Bets, worth np to 25c, bargain square,
5c each for collars. 5c a pair for cuffs.
Women's All Linen Embroidered Handkerchiefs
Also men's mercerized and Japonette hemstitched bor
ders, large pizes, worth up to 15c, at, fj
each . ....C
SPECIAL SALE OF 25c HOSIERY for 12yac PAIR
Women's, men's, misses' and children's plain and heavy
ribbed hose. Women's fine cotton hose and 1
men's fine cotton half hose, worth up to 25c, at.'2C
20c ALL SILK and SATIN TAFFETA RIBBONS 10c Yd.
Number 150, in all colors, extra fine quality, fl
worth up to 20c, at, yard 1UC
WOMEN'S $1.00 CAPE GLOVES at 50c PAIR
One-clasp' cape Gloves for early fall wear, new "A
English tans, all sizes, worth 98c pr. bargain sq.UC
WOMEN'S $3.50 SWEATER COATS, at $1.98
These practical and stylish coats come in whites and col
orsall sizes very special bargains, (T 198
at
CHILDREN'S BEARSKIN COATS
In all colors and various sizes pretty and ser
viceable coatB for little tots, at..
$1!?
CTI50
CHILDREN'S $2.50 WOOL DRESSES at $1.50
Special lot of these dresses, in plain, checks or plaids all
size worth up to $2.50 very special,
at
$1L
WOMEN'S FALL TAILORED SUITS-In Basement
All new fall styles and materials, the favorite colors for
lail-vwortu $1U Uasement,
, at
new iaii, eiyies ana materials, me iavonte colors tor
l-rr-worth $10 Basement, 5
4 Big Special Bargains in Basement
Soft finished pastel prints . for
making comforters, 6 fto Is the
regular price from It.
the bolt, at, yard 2 C
Table OH Cloth, dark colors, the
well known 18c Banltas, CM
. , e' V
at, yard.
36-inch full standard dress per
cales, 12 c value, from
the bolt, yard OJC
India Llnon that Is worth 12 He
yard, sold from the
bolt, at yard OC
SINGLE COTTON BLANKETS at 39d EACH
Full 11-4 and 12-4 size single Cotton Blankets or flannel
sheets, in white, grey and tan, suitable for comfort cov
ering, the kind that sell at $1.50 and $2.00 a
pair, at, each
FULL SIZE BOBBINET CURTAINS at 98c PAIR
Trimmed with Battenberg braid, in white and Arab
worth $1.50 pair special, at pair
aA.ra98c
Men's and Boys' Shirts
Negligee and golf style, samples
and broken sizes of men's 60c
shirts, some slightly 1(1.
soiled, at.
Women's $5 Shoes at $2.50
Women's patent colt shoes, welts
and turns, broken and discon
tinued lines, Tuesday, ?50
sale price, pr. pt
Women's $1.50 Untrimmed Hats at 75c All new Benga
line shapes latest styles bronzes, greens, "J J
blues, etc., all ready to trim, at( JC
To All Visitors in Omaha:
Brandeia Stores Extend a Hearty Welcome. Make Your
selves at Home in Our Great Store.
Clieck your baggage and parcels free. Make use 'of
our free waiting rooms and rest rooms, with maids in at
tendance. Checks on all banks cashed free. Best moderate
priced lunch counter and restaurant in direct connection
with our store.
You will save your railroad fare and all the expenses
of your trip if you do your fall and winter buying here.
Wanted Twenty-five Grey Iron Moulders
HIGHEST WAGES. PERMANENT POSI
TIONS FOE GOOD MEN. :-: :-: x :.:
ST. LOUIS OAK WHEEL CO., ST. LOUIS
MO.
TmTPTwn?
K A j
AV
raLL STTX.S BOOK and nj ISo Xdtdle Of.,,
Hoaaa Journal rattan, both for 4VFl
low MIroad Sates
to Omaha and Ali-Sar-Ben
Union Pacific lc Per Mile
Other Roads lie Per Mile
Combine business with pleasure and do your Fall Shop
ping at Bennett's 56 Great Departments filled with Fall
Mercandise. We sell everything.
THE Alt -SAIL DEN WEEK SALE
TAILORED SUITS
300 superb new models, absolutely perfect and superior in
every way to any suits ever 6hown at equal prices. We
bought and selected the materials; specified the styles, the
lining and the class of tailoring that should enter into each.
We know they excel the usual garments and assure you a
saving of $10 on any one you select. Choose from rich
broadcloths and worsteds in the best colorings all sizes
now-$25.00, $35.00 and (PIC C1C C 1Q50
$40.00 Suits
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$15-$25-$29L
Men's Overcoats
and Suits
$10 $12 $1
Ak-Sar-Ben.week finds us showing; unusu
ally strong; values In Men's Wear at above
mentioned prices. Very handsome stylish
Overcoats and Suits In the neweBt Fall ma
terials. Out-of-town men will be quick to
take advantage of tho extra effort to give
just a little better values than you usually
get Fall and Winter styles In the new ma
terials and colors are now all In. Take a
look at our showing at $10, $12 and $15.
Boys' Combination Suits
Heavy, durable, all wool fabrics with dou
ble breasted coats and two pairs knlcker
bocker pants
$3.50- $4.00 $5.00
6
10
70
20
20
20
Graen
Green
Green
Green
Green
Green
DENNETT'S BIG GROCERY
EWWlTTB. CAPITOXi BAXHTO POWDER, ffuarajataad para .
Six pound can, with a- One pound can Half pound can
100 stamps Pf- with 80 stamps with 15 stamps
Arici Gloss Starch, two" packages lOo and 5 Green
Pickles, assorted, bottle lOo and
Snider a Tomato mi(i, iarR suo ana
Galllard Olive Oil. large size 70o and
California Ripe Olives, laie 40o and
Hartley's Janin. asxorted, jar , 96o and
Ktrair'M -fiihn lMneanole. can BOO and
u.nnpit'i i'unltol Oats. 2-lh. nksr llo and 10 Green
Jao Rice, four nonnds 26o and 20 Green
Bennett's -Capitol Pancake, 2-lb. pkg llo and
Yankee Rose Toilet Soap, three for ASo and
Mlicnotiette Marrowfat Peas, three cans 5o and
Charm Table Syrup, bottle lo and
Swet Pickled Peaches, ouart lar 6o and
New Evaporated Peaches, pound
New Evaporated Apricots Va Vi-
Pure Honey, pint Jar 25o and 10 Green
Pickled Peaches, quart Jar 9o and 20 Green
Upton's Jelly Tablets, package loo and 10 Green
Castile Toilet Soap, twleve cakes
Chicken Feed, pound
10 Green
10 Green
10 Green
10 Green
20 Green
13c
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CHILD LABOR AT W. C. T. U.
Exhibit Will Da Made br Natlaaal
roaaasltte at roaveatloa to lie
Meld at Aadltorlaai.
Word has come from New Tork to local
workers that the National Child Labor com
mittee has practically decided to put Its
exhibit of charts and photographs on ex
hibition In the Auditorium during the con
vention of the Women's Christian Temper
anoe union. The exhibit will probably be
Your t-lair Is Worth It
Afraid to um hair preparaMo&a? Dont kao suet ty what to do?
. The why not consult your doctor? Isn't youi hair worth tt?
Atk him If ha endorse. Aver's llafcr VIor for taQlnf hair.
Does not Color the Hair
f.g.frir""aJ;
In charce of Mrs. Minnie U. Rutherford of
Arkansas, who will deliver an addnws on
the subject some time dujns the sessions.
OCTOBER TERM OF DISTRICT
COURT OPENS WITH A RUSH
Great Arras- of Civil Cases Awaltlas;
Trial, with Few Bis; Crim
inal Caaea.
The October term of drstrtct court opened
Monday with a treat array of civil cases
awaiting trial. On the criminal side there
will not be such sensational cases nor so
many as at the same term lart year when
the Rustln murder trial was ui and Van
Wilson Goodell and others were tried.
The total number of murder cases this
year Is four, with. Frank Henry, the slayer
of his wife, as the most prominent.
All the ludges wsre occupied going over
the call except Judge Sutton, who listened
to the usual excuses for being 1st off Jury
Ak-Sar-Ben
Bail Shoes
and
Slippers
Roliablo
Dentistry
UP laffs Denial Rooms
Special Bargain Dullotln
1
Wednesday 2?ru.
Thneerlau Tailor Stilts
Monday
fits
Lsevs, Emb'dorlos
Furnltur and
and
Friday
Silks, Dress Goods
Notions, Blanksta
Gl..rrl.. Wsn'a and Ladls.
uaiUIUdV Furnishings, Stove
Carpet, Dress Goods, Silks, Ladl
Furs, Drapsrlssand Domsstlea
IIlKhntt Class
Millinery Made
t 15 to 20
Prlc RarlriKi.
WOE
THE RELIABLE STORK
and IVc
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Sample Tailor Suits - OresiO
secured by our New York buyer at greatly leas than wortrH
choicest lot of values you'll find offered at sale prices this sopa
75 Elegant New Tailor Suits In. the new wido walo matcrii
Skinner satin lined, most wanted shades; rejrulaf QQQ C V
$50.00 values, at, choice .'dUWiUl
$25.00 and $30.00 Tailor Suit
Values; newest fall styles, Skin
ner 6atin lined; 100 of them for
your selection; $Q 7C
Tuesday, at.... 'u. 10
Beautiful One-Piece Dresses.
Iieffular values to $25.00 silk
messaline and wool material
magnificent bargain;J '
Tuesday, choice .
14.75
Three Magnificent Silk Bargain Offerings
Beautiful Fancy Silks, Worth to $1.25 Novelty, Iouisiennes,
Jacquards, fancy weaves, stripes and CO a ID a QOm
chebks; wonderful values, at wUGaSOUav(JG
Extra Specials for Tuesday our Famous Domestic Room
No. 1176 A' 12-4 fancy wool nap
blanket, worth )2.00 a pair; special
for Tuesday, a pair $1.48
Blankets, 25c each to, pair, $12.50
Fairfield, a 86-lnch full bleached Mus
lin, worth 7 He a yard, 10 yard limit,
at, yard Ht
Ticking, good quality 7
Bats, Be, 7V4c, 8c, 10c, 12 c and
up to $1.00
Good apron check Gingham. .. .3J
In
A good 81x90 Sheet at. 48
A good 72x90 Sheet, at., 43
A 20c hematltchod Pillow Blip 13HJ
Tuesday only, 18c Turkish TowelB
V..1SH
RA Canton Flannel, No. 1180.... 5
LB Canton Flannel. No. 1162.. 8)
Shaker, No. 1201, worth 6Hc...5J j
Essex No. 1202. worth 10c....gHl
Fifteen other specials not advertised
tor Tuesday k
THE LAST OF THE PEACHES FOR CAIMINQ
We have shipped us direct one carload of fancy Colorado Alberta Peaches
which we are going to close out at a quick sale and to do. this wo will sell
them, per box, for this sale .l..05
Buy now If you. have not put up your peaches.
rrssh Tsrstablaa at Jmu Than Wholesale
Fancy Bweet corn per uoten i-rto
Four bunches fresh Beets Bo
Eight bunches fresh Radishes Bo
New Carrots Faxsnlps or Turnips Ib.SViO
Two heads fresh hot house Lettuce... Bo
Fancy Ienver Cauliflower per lb.... lOo
Fancy cape t.oa v.:ranDerries, qi in
Three heads fresh Cabbage ...lOo
Fancy wax or Green Beans, id oo
Fancy home frown Bweet Potatoes, pet
lb.' . ... SUs
Large Egg Plant, each... ............. Bo
Two Btalks Celery Bo
Two large Bo up Bunches ...Bo
Italian Bins VHtm Sale Four basket
crates, fancy Italian Blue Plums.... 8o
Tokay drapes, basket BBo
Cornscham or Raisin Q rapes, basket. BBo
Monday's prices on Flour, Sugar, Butter, Cheese, Canned Goods, oto.,
good for Tuesday. i
TRY HAYDEU'S FIRST
IT
PAYQ
Only a few more days left
to buy your shoes or slippers
for the
Great Ball
Every knight and every
lady will want new shoes or
Slippers. We have laid In
a stock sufficient to fit every
foot that will attend the ball.
Patent leather dress shoes or
slippers. Colored Slippers to
match the ladles' gowns.
Don't wait any longer.
Come at once and get fitted.
Drexel Shoe Co.
1419 Faroam Street.
service. R. E. Wilcox, manager of Brown
ing, King & Co., was the best known man
of the new ventre. The age limit let him
off.
Of the 1J0 men on the panel ninety came
to court. The other thirty will be resum
moned. The first week of the term will
pot be so busy as later and the men ex-
jcused will not be drawing money from the
county for this time.
' Other courts were occupied In going over
their dockets, calling, setting or dismissing
caaes.
: The first case In criminal court began In
the afternoou, Charles Olson being up for
breaking and entering.
Nobudr la 'la Ol
to ltarn that tha sura way to curs cough
or cold Is with Dr. King's New Discovery.
50c and 1100. uld by Beaton Drug Co.
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