Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, November 23, 1909, Page 10, Image 10
10 TTIK BEE: OMAHA, NOVEMBER 1900. BIG SUM FOR DMYERSin Tiftj Thouand Dollar! GiTen New Institution by 0. A. Joslyn. IT MUST EAISE $150,000 MORE Offteera H Ko rw of FUr (tad Will Brill Canspalaas. for This Arnoiil a Rest Hand In hand with the plans and hopes 1 to build a great Institution In the Gate City cornea the offer of 160,000 from George A. Joslyn, president and reneral manager of the Western Newspaper Union. The donor makes his offer on condition that the sum of 1150,000 Is added to the bequest before June t 1910. The entire 1300,000 will be spent for new buildings. Two weeks ago Mr. Joslyn signified his Intention tentatively to Dr. D. E. Jenkins and Dr. H. H. Maynard to aid the uni versity financially. At a meeting of the executive committee of the board of di rectors of the institution he presented his . offer In definite form, stipulating the amount of his benefit and the conditions under which tt Is to be paid. The executive committee assembled at the Commercial club rooms to consider the i offer and to make plans for the future. 1 of the trustees of the University of Omaha It was resolved to aocept the sum under the oondltlons named and a meeting has ) been set for U:M o'clock, November 29, 1 when plans will be made for a campaign to raise the remaining $180,000. New teleneo Hall First. Funds secured from Mr. Joslyn and raised In any other way are to be applied to the building appropriation. A new science hall Is perhaps the greatest need of the Insti tution at present, but Mr. Joelyn's offer specifies only that his money be used for ereotlng a building for educational pur poses. The University of Omaha has twenty two and one half acres of valuable land, located between Twenty-second and Twenty-fifth streets, and Plnkney and Pratt streets. The present structure used for educational purposes faces on Twenty fourth street. The enrollment at the. school Is large for a new Institution and there is good prospects of adding gieatly u this In January and at the beginning of the fall terra next September. Members of the executive committee ex press no fear of trouble In securing 1160,000 In order to win the valuable Individual prise offered by Mr, Joslyn. In fact, sev eral thousand dollars already have been promised the university In the event that new buildings are to be constructed. New Farnam Cars First of Month Long .Trolleys Will Be Put Though Big Barn ii Not Beady. On, - J 1 1 ISBS Notice was posted In the Harney street car house Monday morning that after De comber 1. the men working In that bam would report to the car house at Twenty fourth and Vinton streets. The order fur ther says that on that date the new cars will be Installed on the Farnam line. These cars are now ready for use. The company had expected to put them In service as soon as the new car house at Tenth and J'lerce streets was completed, but the con tractors are taking longer than was ex pected and the officers of the i--"n party have decided not to wait, but to i, 1 the! large new pay-as-you-cntcr cars at once and to run them out of the Vinton street j barn. These cars are so large they will not go through the doors of the car house at Twentieth and Farnam streets. COLLEGE BRED RANGE RIDER HAS ROUNDED UP HELPMEET J!iy Keating; of Wyoming Returning to Illinois to Ret Into Doultle Harness. rtty Keating, one of the heroes of Fron tier day at Cheyenne andwell known on the Wyoming plains as an expert with the las'O and the bucking broncho, Is going back to Illinois to throw his noose over the head of a young woman. That's the way he expressed himself at the Union station when he alighted from Ur.lon1 Pacific train No. 4, clad In his pic turesque western garb and carrying his trusty rope, colled over his arm. He added that he had never failed to make a good "throw" since his tenderfoot days and guessed he wouldn't lose his skill for a few years to come. "In fact, she's already given up," he said. "She says she will ride the range with me on the same pony and we're going to b married during the holidays." Then , re flrew from, his rough coat a little leather taso from which glistened a diamond soli taire. , "That's her Christmas present," he said. "Isn't It a beauty? It's cut from the lough, the same as I am, but wo re a Kttle bit smooth, Just the same." . Keating went west four years ago after graduating from one of the small colleges of Illnols. Ite wears a fraternity pin on tils soft blue shin and can show some real touches of refinement when he wants to. He went west because of his fear of tuber culosis, but believes he has conquered the .white plague. Anyway, he appears In per fect health. Dr. V. T. Cooke of Cheyenne, Wyo., was also a passenger on the train. "The doctor saw me win the $30 premium at the Frontier celebration In August," continued Keating as he pointed out his friend In the crowd. "He knows me as a range rider, but I guess he never knew I went to Cheyenne as a tenderfoot only four years ago." RAILROADS BOOST CORN SHOW Elaborate asad Expensive Folders A re Beta ! by All Omaha Hatlroaa. Ha 11 roads centering In Omaha are boost ing hard for the National Corn exposition, for they, realise the Immense value of an educational exposition which will teach the farmers tc Increase their yield and to add ' to their wealth and thus make more busi ness for the roads. Nearly all the roads are sending out expensive folders I'lustrat Ing the splendid things which will be seen at the show. The Northwestern has Just Issued an elaborate folder replete with Information concerning the show, Indicating what may be seen, giving the program and much valuable Information. The Vn'on Pacific has also Issued a folder which Is a model of beauty, the cover being In colors and showing the Corn show maiden. It contains a map of Omaha which will be usefu! to visitors and also sixteen pages of Information concern ing the exposition. Ttt Ulaat liana removes liver Inaction and bowel stoppage with Dr. King's New Ufe Pills, the pain less regulators. . Fur aale bv Bean Drug Co. ' TUESDAY'S SPECIAL OFFLKa .i kjsJu Sale of High Grade Furs On account of Brandets immense stock yon get better varieties and you are absolutely certain of reliable quality in every piece of fur you buy. 60-tnch Pony Coats at $40 62-lnch Caracul Coats at $75 60-lnch Near Seal Coats at 65 60-inch Blended Brook Mink Coat, at . .OS 5 2-inch 4X quality Genuine Seal Coat $59S Mink Sets at . . .$49, $75, $83 and 03 Black Lynx Separate Scarfs and Muffs, t $25. $35. $49 and $39 Special Black and Blue Wolf Seta at . . .$19 OMAHA TUESDAY IS BR ANDEIS STORES SPECIAL BARGAIN DAY 50c PRE IS GOODJ at 25c yd. Double width Dress Goods in a beautiful line of patterns and newest colorings full pieces. A jobber's entire sur plus stock. Two tone broken cheeks, shadow stripes and self colorings; also the monotone effects. "Sk rr Think of buying 50c and 60c dress goods, J O at, yard :rGyj 75c Mercerized Table Damask 23c yd. .0,000 yards fine mercerized damask from GO to 72 inches wide long remnants from 2 to 6 yards worth 50c 'to' 75c a yard. An exceptional opportunity for hocus and ' restaurants on sale Tuesday, at, yard utDC 20 dozen fine Damask Towels- A11 tho Towels, worth up to hemstitched worth up to 89c ' each, at 49 4fJc, at, each . .2oC 8-4 and 10-4 mercerized Table Cloths in the aisle worth 85c, at, each 49c and 59c Women's 25c-50c Neckwear at 10c-15c New York importers' samples of women's neckwear lace stocks, in Irish crochet and oriental effects, silk stocks, silk and maline bows, turnover collars hun- 4 A 4 r dreds of styles;, worth to 50c each, at JLvL"lwv 12ic Scotch Plaid Ginghams 3ic yd. Over 400 bolts of these fast color 12M;C Scotch plaid ging hams for, petticoats, dresses and children's wear ' l Tuesday, in basement, yard J 2C Drapery tiurlpp Suitable for carpeting, wall covering, etc. mill lengths, up to 10 yards plain and fancy worth up to 15c a yard, at. . '.2c Underwear All sizes up to 34, children's Jersey ribbed fleeced under wear; would be cheap at 25c a yard in base- ment, Tuesday, yd. Boys' Combination Suits Two pairs of pants with each suit a $4.00 value; in old store, second floor, $29 at Men's Overcoats Good, well made, up-to-date overcoats, that will give fine wear all winter; Tuesday special, second $ f 90 floor old store O Men's Winter Caps Samples worth to $2.00; old store, main floor 50c, 98c Butterscotch Patties Regular price 19c a pound in east arcade, lb 10c BRANDEIS STORES MAUPIN TO ADDRESS WOMEN State Labor ronamlMleaer to Be la Omaha In December to Dlsrnsa Child Labor Law. Labor Commissioner Maupln will address the Social Science department of . the Omaha Women's club en Tuesday, De cember (. at I.N o'clock, In the First Con gregational church. Mr. Maupln will come at this time berause of the approach of the Christmas holidays, which brain De cember 17, when a great many of the pupils seek work In the big store and elsewhere. He wll! take up with the Women's club the matter of preventing- flagrant viola- On account of the Unfavorable Weather We Continue OUR GREAT CURTAIN SALE for One More Day to enable all to select from this Big Stock. Portieres, Couch Covers, Yard Goods and Laces. Curtains bought from an Eastern House at a Big Sacrifice. Many Special Lots Shown First Tim Tuesday 8 ul 7731 TT7T37TFY jy 1 v loi 1 I I j BTTTTT MOICDAT A Oreat Free Stamp Offer to I ooUors staring- aew books. Watch for It. Suits for Thanksgiving TT For (he Handsomest tip cJ $35 and 840 Models Take (lie first car and come tomorrow. If alterations are necessary, will have the suit ready for Thanksgiving. No finer suits made no more perfect style". Other lines at HIB.OO, $10.no, $25.00, $20.50 .Nowhere Else So Moderately Priced. Tailored Dresses serges, broadcloths and diagonals. . .flD.RO, $2ft,00 Black Broadcloth Coats $15.00, $19.50, $25.04), $35.00 Military Capes $12.00 to $25.00 M .WO kUsl II ft Foreign Dress Goods at 50c on the $ We continue this week the sale of these fine fabrics secured at New York auction at an average of half their actual worth. The .year's most desirable weaves 156 pieces in all. 8c and $1.00 Fabric 49c 1 and $1.25 Fabrics 69( $1.75 and $2 Fabric 98c $2.50 and $3 Fabrics $1.48 Corsets The New American Beauty Models Fall merchandise. 1 l:i:4 fin A premier exhibit a superb dis play In keeping with this great store's grand collection of new Weeks of tireless research enables us to offer for jour choosing the best, the very best American Beauty Corsets America's premier production, which we recom mend and guarantee. These corsets mould the figure beautifully to those stunning lines so much desired today. Can't begin to tell what a comfort they afford the wearer. Come in and see them. Better still have on for Thanks giving wear 1 - to $10 Genuine $1.50 O Corsets for . . u New Long Hip Styles Several distinct models emphasizing the extra long and medium low bust effects Tuesday buy them for . .: Thanksgiving Groceries And , Price. Stpa. Bennett's Cap! tot Oats, Wheat, Oatmeal, pk. . . llo 10 Pride of Bennett's flour sick , tl.BS 80 Bennett's Caplul Cof- fos, pouufl ( ., , S3o SO Bennett's Challenge Ctiffae, pound 18o 15 Bennett's Pure Pepper, W -pound cad ". IOo 6 Bftnnett's f' ltol Mince Vlest, 8 pai ages SSo 10 Bennett's Teas, assort ed, pound 66o 60 Swansdown Shred ded Codfish. 3 rgs 350 10 Sweet Plcklefl Peaches, quart jar . T 850 10 Crarkers. large assort ment, packape IOo 10 Bennett's Capitol Bak- lnR Powder, pound. . . . 340 20 Diamond S Chill Sauce, bottle 13o 10 Japan Rice. 4 lbs U5o 10 Small Olives, Mason qt. Jar 85o 10 Snlder's Pork and Beans, can 80o 20 Cornstarch, lb pkg SterliiiK Gloss Starch, 6-pound box Diamond CrystaF Salt, paokaee ....... BnvHl Tomatoes, 2 eins Bennett's Capitol Wax Beans. 15c ouallty. Bennett's Capitol Early June Peas. H cans. Mince Meat, Mason, pint 1ar Paraxon V.st Plums, ran 100 Bennett's Capitol I'ure Maple Syrup, qt 40o Cornnial, white tr yel low, R-lh. sacks ISO Cleaned Currsnts. lh... IOo Seeded Ralxlns. lb. pk.iaHo Candled Peel, assorted, pound 95o ft I ft I r v '" ' ' 40 50o 100 85o 100 950 110 Shoes? Certainly "Dorothy Dodd;" Finest stock we ever had. Smart -Exclusive-Look right -Fit right -Priced right Bennett's Chicago to New York IN 22 HOURS Lake Shore No. 6 via Lake Shore-New York Central The Water-Level Routt Leave CHICAGO . Arrive NEW YORK 10.15 a.m. 9.15 a.m. An entirely new limited train, consisting: of buffet-library car, standard drawinp-room sleeping cars, observation car, dining-car, electric lighted throughout; valet, maid, manicure, stock reports, magazines and newspapers. No coach passengers. All trains from the West and North west arrive in time for this connection. Best Train Service in the World Few cities in the world, even though adjacent to each other, enjoy such frequent train service and none $uch quick and luxurious service as is furnished by the eleven daily trains Chicago to New York via this route. 11 trains a day CHICAGO to NEW YORK VTA Lake Shore-New York Central All trains depart from La Salle Street Station, the only railroad station on the Chicago elevatod loop, and arrive at Grand Central Station, the only railroad terminal in New York City. J. S. YYILLEBRANDS, Gsnsral Aft., Fass. OMAHA, WEB. Dopt. City Facssnff Offloa 1324 Farnam Street Tslsphona, Sons;. 878. to Round Trip Am via Tho Chicago & Ilorili Western Ry. Tickets on sale November 15,- 20, 28, 29, 30, December 1, 5 and 6. Return limit December 13, 1909, account International Live Stock Exposition Ntvtmber 27Dtctmber 10 U. S. Landjind Irrigation Exposition November 20 December 4 national Farm Land Congress November 16 20 fa 5 These low rates, the splendid train service and the numerous attrac tions make this an unusual oppor tunity to visit Chicago. Ticket Offices: 1401-1403 Farnam Stmt Omaha, Nebr, . .'. NW126S OU CAN'T DO Than Buy All Your Drug Store Needs AT HOWELL'S You may need Medicines, Toilet Articles, Perfumes or Rubber Goods whatever It may be, If it is usually kept in a first-class drug store, we hart what you want of the beet quality and AT rillCES THAT WILL SLIT YOIT. MAKE YOUR NEXT PURCHASE HERE AM) LET US SHOW YOU. $1.00 Neworos Herplcide ". -SOtS Howell's Anti-Kawf . . -25 and 50 Gives Relief it th trouble, tt natlr tlwirf lb letult ol a drplt4 and dtteaied condition of th nrn wb!rh fupply th ttotnit-n with tnrrr ind lif. COCEX build! us lhir wnted fibers, enables laeta to throw o their tone debris and relieves lh distress. In lh treatment of all nervous disorder of eery chuarter COCEX lives quick, beneficial and satisfactory results. Your Money Refunded If it rails. MICE 11.00 PtR BOX FOR SALE BY BE1TOI SKTTO CO.. irth sad riraam Sts.. Omiht. nay Reliable Dentistry AT Taffs Dental Rooms tlons.of the state child labor law. The attendance officers of Omaha and South Omaha will also b present to give the labor commissioner whatever Information they have touching such violations. lies Want Ads art Business Boosters. iiorti.s. Hotel IRomc EXJBCFXABT ' -I .. . 'tj ltTBT A BIB JACBTSOB? Cnezcelled For It's Beaut and Modern Appointments. ROME MILLER SZSHSESrlSrriScclSZSESeSESaSrlS 3 NERVOUS INDIGESTION The appetite ii often capricious, gaseous eructations, lumps, pains, distress after eating. Often attended by heart-burn, nausea and the complaint of food lying heavily on the stomach. ASK THE WOMAN 50c fsewbro s Herplcide ,45 11.00 Mothers Friend 80? $1.00 Pinkham's Compound Hi)0 $1.00 Scott's Emulsion NJ 50c Syrup of Figs 45J 25c William's Talcum Powder. . .15 75c Hard Kubbsr Combs 4!f Jap Rose Soap fjfr Palm Olive Soap, 3 cakes. ..... .2) $1.00 Hand Mirrors .(f) 4uc FiexiDie isau tiles lOr 75c Manicure Scissors 4ft "who k n o w 8" where she buys her shoes. Ask her who sells the hand somest, most durable, stylish and perfect fitting shoes. Just ask her, Madam, whert you can buy the best pair of Women's Shoes that $3.50 or $4.00 will buy. Ask here who are the most skillful and careful shoe fit ters. Yes, ask her all these ques tions and if, she doesn't tell you to come to Drexel's then we are very much mistaken. Drexel Shoe Co. 1119 Faroaai Street TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER Ob Dollar' a Year Howell's Anti-Grip and Cold Capsula the quickets, safest and surest remedy for colds and grip get a box today 25 207-209 North 1 6th Si HOTEL LOYAL HOWELL DRUG CO., iiiaimniB,, .L. n. ii ii .. i nimnsjis iLjasBHin wr.wrs-wtwni. ...... mmZZ CLUBBING OFFER Our Price Daily and Sunday Bee $6.00 McClure's Magazine 1.50 Woman's Home Companion 1.50 Review of Reviews 3.00 Regular price for all one year. . .$12.00 THE OMAHA DEE, Omaha, Nb. ONLY $8.90 iQQm iTIib Bbb tor fill the Sporting Rbws I