Nebraska Newspapers

    TTTE BEE: OMAHA. TITIT?STAV. SEPTEMRETJ t:. 1H10.
NEW PLATTE RIVER BRIDGE
Wagon Bridgt to Shorten the Distance
to the Sooth Platte.
POLLACK AND ' DUFF BUILD IT
Will Pa at Great Bra-fit. Kape-lally
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Special A I a I p """V, at S IMC
On of the hisses t wsgon brldsss In
Nebraska la bains projected In the east
ern part of the atate. the plan being to
place It over tae Platte river at Malta-mouth.-
In all probability work on the
new- structure wlll-beatn late this fall
and an attempt made to finish it before
t..e fall, trade of Dext year.
T. H.' Pollack of Fiattsmouth and It. A.
f)uff, of Nebraska City are behind ' the
plan and propone tnat the stream be
bridged at a point Just seventy feet from
the Burllnct. tl railroad brldRe. At this
tolnt It wimld take a structure over 400
ftet ton to cross the stream as It widens
out here before entering the Missouri.
In detail the' bridge would have four
eighty-five foot spans over the channel
and a trestle span on each end of thirty
two feet- A sixteen foot roadway would
be on the space over the channel and a
ten foot over. !' trestle spans.
As there is not a wagon bridge over
the Platte nearer than Ttulavllle It would
nndoubte.ily be a positive blessing to the
farmers In eastern Nebraska and could
easily be made to pay on the toll plan.
A drlva of twenty-five mile could be
shortened for the' farmer living on the
south side of the Platte and winning to
come to Otnitila."1t would also make
easier the' handling of grain from one
aide of the river to the other.
Residents of Plattsmouth, Nebraska
City and other floutli Platte towns are In
high- glee oves the prospects of the new
bridge, aa It will put them In much closer
touch with, taw irvotropolls of the state.
It wl.i make bnt'a forty-two mile drive
front. Nebraska' City to Omaha, arfd It Is
proposed to evolve a plan to keep up a
splendid road all the way.
Bank Building
Changes Hands
Omaha National Trad- Its Old Build-
i tag for Money and Farm
" Land.
Official announcement Is made of the
sale of v the. old Omaha National bank)
building to a syndicate headed by 8. 8.
Bromley of Denver.. The announced price
la $110,000. Of this, part Is paid In cash
and part la 800 acres of Colorado land
near Brighton in Weld county. All this
land Is under cultivation and la irrigated
by the Farmera' . High Line and Brantner
ditches. The tract la about thirty miles
nort.i of Invr.
II la announced that the building will
be remodelled and held for Income bring
ing purposes. Practically all the present
tenants except tha bank are expected to
remain. Tha Omaha National will, ot
course, move to its new building at
Seventeenth . and I'arnam streets.
Tha Omaha end of the deal was handled
by. Vloe President Buchols of tha ba..k
and J. W. Fitzgerald real eatate agent.
Special Sale of Untrimmed Hats
lit, PiU'll
Hundreds of elegant satin shape?, nil
ready to trim. These are in new
styles of mushroom, turbin, large
sailor, etc black only. Scores of
different designs that have been sell
ing at $1.50 and $1.75, AQ.f
Thursday in our basement, 51 riff
KID GLOVE SALE
Women's 2-Clasp Gloves German lambskin and English
wiilkintr doves black, white, tun and brown all sizes.
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Fittt- - desired special for Thursday,
at, per pair
Women's Kid, Mocha, Chamois and Cape Gloves Black,
white and colors wortli, up to $1.50, bargain LQp
square, at, per pair Ul
$1.00
Women's Fast Bl'k Seamless Hosiery 17ic pr.
This is seamless fashioned hosiery, spliced, heel and toe
regular and out sizes also lisle thread hosiery
black and colors, worth up to 35c, pair, at, pair
All Silk Moire Ribbon at 15c Yard
With fancy Dresden stripes, all Bilk, satin messallne and all avtllc taf
fetas all colors, up to six Inches wide and worth' " C
up to 35c a yard, at, yard XC
Special Sale of 20c and 25c Handkerchiefs at 12 l-2c 1
Women's sheer, all linen Armenian lace border handkerchiefs, also
fine shamrock lawn with dainty hand needlework corners,
hemstitched borders, at, each lawjjC
BRANDEIS STORES
ALL METHODIST MINISTERS
OF CITY. AT CONFERENCE
Meetlaa- at Fallerton .Will, Mare
t'haaset la Pastorates Than
fa Tea Veara.
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Upon the opening of the Methodist con
ference at i'ullerton, Neb., Wednesday,
to which all tue Methodist ministers of
Omaha have gone, It was learned there
will be more changes among the clergy
men this year than have occurred In a
long1 time. It Is announced the changes
In tha various pastorates will reach a
greater number than In any year during
tha last, ten, years. There will be six
changes recorded for' Omaha.
, Bishop John 1. Nuelsen departed yes
terday fot the conference, after a flying
visit to tin clly. From the conference at
i'ttUerlon. : he. ... go to the South Ne
braska conference at York.
- Bishop Nuelsen has been in Omaha only
a few tim.es this summer, Ills labors aa
director of missionary work in foreign
languages and Kngilsh in Minnesota, Wis
consin and North, Dakota having kept
htm away. He spent some time, with his
family at Madeline Island, Lake Superior,
' however. '
"Thre, are, many, other calls on my at
tention," ht said at tha Hotel Loyal yes
terday, ''and I dolnot expect to be back
in Omaha, save for hurried visits, before
Thanksgiving.
"Among, the conferences I must attend
are tha Northern German conference at
KMrbault, M1nn,.' the Bishops' conference
at Wasklngtoa, l. C, and meetings In
lialtlmore, Cincinnati, ew York and
elsewhere." , -. .
Y. M. C A. HAS COURSE
i IN AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP
Taaeae fcewly Arrived Praple
' ' ' Iktl Tktr M7 Become
" . Jtotaeallaad.
So
PLAN TO UNITE CHURCHES
Methodist and Presbyterian Churches
at Schuyler May Be One.
OMAHA PRESBYTERY MEETS
No Definite Action Takes, as Matter
Is Left In tha Hands of Dr. H.
M. V. Draden with Power
to Act.
Two changea In the pastorate of Presby
terian churches were announced yesterday
by the Omaha presbytery after the regular
fall meeting held at the North Presbyte
rian church. At the meeting, whose first
session was held' on Monday, one of the
most Important topics takon up was the
proposal to amalgamate the Presbyterian
and the Methodist churches at Schuyler.
On this no definite action was taken.
The changes announced affect the Third
church of Omaha atid the Presbyterian
church of Valley. At the former Flev. F.
P. Ilamsay will shortly be installed. The
pulpit has been vacant for some time.
Rev. Henry P. Gray is to leave the Valley
church, his resignation having been ac
cepted by the presbytery.
The Investigation of the proposal to con
solidate the homes of two creeds lit Schuy
ler was put In the hands of lr. R. M. L.
Uraden, to whom was delegated "the
power to act." This matter was laid before
the presbytery by Individuals connected
with both the churches affected, though
neither Institution has tatten official ac
tion. '
Mar Abolish Sunday School.
Little beyond routine was done except
for these matters, but the North Pres
byterian church of Omaha was given per
mission If it saw fit to discontinue Its
(Sunday school on Twenty-fourth street.' i
The meeting of the prosbytery was at
tended by forty-eight pastors and elders
from the twelve counties about , Omaha
embraced in the jurisdiction. Today's ser
vices were opened by prayer by Rev. T. H.
McConnell. Rev. J. C. Wilson has been
elected moderator for-six months and Rev
Julius K. fichwari, pastor t.f the German
Presbyterian church, re-elected stated clerk
for tfiree years, the tenipoiary clerks serv
ing the presbytery being Rev. Thomas H
McC'or.nell and Rev. J. : Frank Reed.
At the conclusion . of the sessions the
members of the presbytery were guests at
the building fund dinner given at the Ger
man Presbyterian church.
Tha educational' department of the Young
Men's Christian association has forty-six
members In its claas of American cltlsen
shlp, which was 'started three years ago
to teach foreign born cltlsens the English
language and the essentials of American
Institutions.
The class s under the direction of W. li.
Nichols, who teaches men ranging in age
front , 47 to 60 years and In nativity from
Sweden to the Philippines. No feature of
tha educational work of the association is
so popular, and the aim is the training of
men to take places In the commonwealth.
The direct instruction was originally in
tended to enable men to speak and write
enough Engllsh'to pass their examinations
for naturalisation papers, and it was im
possible to do that properly without giving
unadvertlsed Instruction in tha way to vote
and think politically.
LIVE STOCK RECEIPTS WAY UP
rest ftblpineat Received at Soata
OataJia Indicate Record
Week.
Receipts at the stock yards of South
Omaha Wednesday continued to bear out
the prospect of a record breaking total at
the end of the week. The shipments were
as follows: Cattle, 11. too head; hogs, 6,31)0
head; sheep, ta.OoO head and eight car loads
of horses. Prices held firmly, It was re
ported, to the quotations of the day before.
TO ENTERTAIN THE PAINT MEN
Osaaaa ta lka Haadred and Fifty af
Then tha III a a. la Wka They
. .. Stan for Saart Tim.
One. hundred and- fifty of the paint and
varalah, roan of the 'country mfil arrite in
Omaha Sunday, September M, In a special
train via tha Uurliugton. Tha paint men
are oi, their way from Chicago and eastern
points to Denver, where tha aifiual con
ventlon - of the association la to be held
tills' year
Their stay In Omaha on the trip out will
be a bar twe hours from 2 to I p. m. Dur
ing that time some of the business men of
tha rlty bava arranged for a little auto
aiobile ride to show them the town and
give them th correct Idea of Omaha's an
A MaralaaT laaaw
la not to have Buckhn'a Arnica Salve to
cure burns, sores, piles, cms. wounds and
uloera, Sttt, - For aala by Beaton Drug Co.
LllXUry and
Economy..
Dry cleaning is the only known
combination of luxury and economy.
A luxury Insofar - aa It keeps your
garments in top-notch condition and
appearance. An economy Insofar aa
it preserves the newness .and pro
motes the longevity of any garment
thus materially reducing the yearly
expenditure for clothes. But It re
quires equipment, ability and exper
ience to do satisfactory Dry Cleaning,
and In that connection the name Pan
torlum is mentioned without further
comment.
WE CX.ZAV avd ruti :
Ladles' Suits for V1.7S to 9.85
Ladies' Skirts for 7So and 11.00
Iiadles' Jackets for . . . .fl.00 to 1.60
Ladles' Cravenettes for 1.50
Ladles' Waists OOo and Up
Ladles' Gloves ....10c to 85o
MEtTS OI.OTHINO CABETUX.X.T
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TBE "AltTORIUIti
1513 Jones Street
HIT XXX FHOSB
"Good Cleaners and Dyers"
Fall Vuar1Hy Style UtM.k 2c -Including B JJ
f any 1 Be tattles' Home Journal Paltrm. jfgr
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Black Silk Vaists
HKKK'S THK I1KMT Il.MUJAIN
THAT KVKK CAMK TO TOWN.
A lot of 100 handsome black silk tailored Waists.
Mucfi hotter made and a finer grade silk In them
than in many one sees at higher prices. They are
made of a rich, soft finish taffeta, open front or back
as you wish. Tailored styles with tucked front and
sleeves; one style has tucked yoke and three box
pleats down front with row of hemstitching on each
pleat. Newest up-to-date
Fall models. The waist
complete for as little as
material In them alone Is
worth. Take first pick of Vi VVO'
them Thursday, at '. . . ,
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boys' School Suits A Sale
The
- 2 PAIItS KMCKKR l'ANTS WITH KAOII OITK1T
Tou save )ut 11.50 on f-acli purchne Thursday. Stores lurcly have such
clothes as these lens thnii $5.00. Hy a timely deal mid a stroke of good for
tune we are able to show vou strictly ull woo), hand-tailored suits In the very
best styles, either In Scotch mixtures or worsteds, at a great reduction.
suits are well lined and all seams are rem rorcea, mses ir to
veara. Douhln-breHHted conts and two pairs Knickerbocker
pants in medium and heavy weights. We offer all three
Birtnflnli Hnnrlul. Ht
BOTS' SWEATS OOATS, FINE TO BOHOOI. WEA They are all wool,
...... .. u...t . . i...A..ti i foniur fnut atviA funrv colored boi-'ler
edge, colore, oxford grey, silver gray, brown, red and SI. 00
$3.50
navy, 14 to 16 years, at
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Renaissance Scarfs and Squares
A sample, purchase of very handsome pieces. Squares rft SOx30 Inch, Scarfs
are 64 and Tl Inches long, values are up to 2.25. the patterns are )tit
superb. Our special price
Swiss and Nalnsoak Embroideries
IS and 87 inch goods. Flounclngs and Corset Cover Kdges tn elaborate patterns,
all new, fresh goods, worth 3e to soc. at. yard flfio
WOatXIf'B AiL XjHTEK HANDKERCHIEFS with hand-embroidered corner,
the usual 26c inmllly, for o
The Sale of Hih Art Pictures
oonTTjnrxB'AX.1, this wotk
Every home with any pretenne of refinement will welcome such pictures
that make up the sum and substance of. this week's sule. They are re
productions In Csrbons of the world's masterpieces, representing the
works of the -old artists. We can sell these pictures now at . half usual
prices. yThey come In small and very large IOC tO t3,OW
m m cent DisoouarT ok Ax.1. rxAxuia ra week.
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At $2.50, 33.50 Pair
The man who wears an "Ouimoil"
shoo CANNOT ho talked into some other make. W
would aa soon change his NAMK ns change hus
CHOICE. There's something to the leather-there.'
"something" to the style-that makes IiAST year's
buyers buy 'em THIS year. An "Onimod" is nn
old friend with a new face continually.
Fall styles iert ones scores of
ready now.
REGENT SHOE GO.
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Ajtencjr for Ir. Heed's tHisltloned Av f
Soled Shoes for Ien anil omen y n5T.' '
iTT m .lAMV
2t).1 South l."th Street.
- LAST BIG PEACH SALE
Last ehBre- to buy peaches cheapnow season almost over. We offer
fine freestone peaches, all sound fruit, at per crate. 73
Fancy Italian Prunes, per crate 91.15
Bonnott's Big Grocery
ITEMS SPECIALIZKW FOR THURSDAY ONLY.
Bennett's Breakfast Cof
fee, a lb. can for ..45c
Bennett's ' Ideal Coffee,
pound for .flBo
Bennett's Challenge Cof
fee, pound - 16o
Tea Sifting: per lb. lao
Teas, 5 He kinds, assort
ed, lb. . 48c
Teas, 18c kinds, assort
ed, lb. .iij ., 38o
Bennett's Capitol Pepper,
.'.4 lb. can for loo
. . and 6' stamps.
Spanish Olives, large
quart Jar-for , Boo
Hulled Beans with chtck-
g en, per fau loo
H Cornsneal " yellow or
y white. 10 lb. sack 18c
ijaisiiiSuBxni'ni'Hiaa'a::;!
Cheese, full cream, per
pound 86o
and 10 stamps.
Rolled Oats, six pounds
for 860
Kels Naphtha . Soap, Mix
cakes, for ........ 05o
Hen Feed, lb. ..... l&Vie
Chick Feed, lb ,3o
Bennett's Capitol Ex
tract, bottle 180
and. 20 stamps.
E. C. Flakes, three pack-
. ages, for .860
and 10 stamps, .
Diamond Crystal Salt. 14
- lb. sack for 80a
Monarch -Cut Asparagus,
large can for 86o
and 10 stamps.
wimmmmmmm:
Beeded Raisins, pound
package for ,...18VbO
and 10 stamps.
Marshall's Preserved
Bloaters, can 8O0
. and .10 stamps.
Safety Matches, 3 dosen
boxes for 860
and 10 stamps.
Noodles, large ' package
for 100
and 10 stamps.
Tea Garden Preserves,
40c Jar.i for 30o
Peanut .Butter, two Jura
for - 30o
ami 10 stamps. i
Queen Cider vinegar, a
quart bottle for ..30c
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Prize Offer j
jSpecial Copy
The Daily Newspaper Club
offers a series of prizes for the best
advertisements as to the value of news
papers for a National advertising campaign.
COPY
SIZE
REQUIUHMENT9
Must be -submitted
tober 1st, 1910.
All advertisements to be
made up 70 linos D. C,
and to be submitted In the
rough tpen or pencil) with
layout attached, type ilies
and illustrations to be In
dicated. SUBJECT The use and value of news
papers In a publicity cam
paign, effectiveness, low
ness of cost, value or repe
tition, Influence on the re
taller, etc.
PRIZES
Firse Prize
Second Prize
Third Prix
Ten Prizes
126.00
16.00
10.00
1.00 each,
and honorable mention.
Advertisements winning prizes to be
the property of The Dally Newspaper
Club and any others that are desired
will' be purchased. .
AWARDS
Awards will be made by the Execu
tive Committee, and printed in the pa
pers composing The Daily Newspaper
Club.
The Daily Newspaper Club
E. J. PRESTON, General Manager.
863 Pulitzer Bldg., N. Y. City.
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lt's tothln.s; unusual for rs to
show a nice shoe for women,
but Just now wa arevf(trlnR
a new dark brown kid, high
top, lace shoe, made of special
prepared leather, vegetable
tanned, that neither draws or
burns the foot, a soft, flexible
outer sole, .with a light, soft
cushion effect inner sole.
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The Ideal shoe for the nuraS-
or saleslady; noiseless and com
fort personified. . These shoes
come in all sizes and widths,
at the one price
It will be a pleasure to -us to
show them to you. ,
Drexel Shoe Co J
1419 Ftxnam Bt
Shckct
Git tha Original tnd Ginulnt
HORLICK'S
MALTED Ml LIC
The Food-drink for All Agu.C
For Infants, Iuvalidt, and Growing children.
Pwe Nutrition, up building the wholebody.'
Invigorates the nursing mother and the aged.
Rich milk, malted gram, ia powder form.
A quick lunch prepared in minute.
Take bo snbstitiite. Ask or HORUCK'S.
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Beautiful
Autumn
Neckwear
We've a stunning assortment tc'S
offer Lustrous Silks rich as old
wine and as sparkling. StrlpeV
neat figures, brocades and OrleiP
tal patterns In all the new Autum
nal colorings. Men who appreciate
I classy neck fixings pronounce ours
a notable showing. ...
Great line at 80c.
X most extraordinary Una at $1.00
Tom Kellcy Co.
315 U. 16th
Tom 8. KsUay John JSoQuiUaa
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"1 Dentistry
lp Tali's Denial Rooms
Good Health
Demands
Good Teeth
To keep yours
sound and white
give them scrup
ulous dally care
with a dentifrice
that both polfahea
and preserves.
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LOW RATE
EXCURSIONS
Sept. 20,
Oct. 4 and 18
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South
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Stop-over Privile(s
25 Day Rat urn Limit
Tkkats far thM Eacursteas an aa
at Law Rata to Maay FataUa ia
Alabama, Florida, Georgia
Louisiana, Mississippi
North and South Carolina
Tennessee and Virginia
For Ml rarocaUrs AaoraM
P. W. MORROW,
N.W.P.A,LN.R.IL, CUcaao
X E. DAVENPORT,
D. P. A. L. & N. R. It, St. Louis
WANT AD
wtU rant ..iaV Taoant housa, (111
tkoas yaoant rooms, or ssoars
boaxdars oa short not.ca, at vary
small aeat'ta you. Try It
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OLD POINT COMFORT
HOTEL CO AMU ERL1N
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SAILING, tmCHESTHA,
TEX MS, GOLF.
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'KORTKKSS MoNKOK, I-aruest niill-
tsrv Host on th Atlanilo l.'oasl
HAMPTON KOAla, Hie. Kandezvoua
of lha Natiuii s 'ariuis.
. HpecUl Weekly Hates June to Oct.
Booklet st t'lilcsgo. flock tsland &
l'sciflr and Valash Hnllroads.
Or adlresa QUO. T. ADAMS, MOK.
rOavrEda MOHilOE, VA..
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LAST 1UEPHERD d: VallOW anil arhlta
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GRBSMOLD
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rcd fuatal, Fres. M. A. Hliaw, Mgr.
- I12&.0UO expended In rewodeitaa. furnishins
'nd droorauntf. 1" roouu, iUi hot and
told water Lain nearby, and up prr
day. Km rooms tub and shower unlit
i-uculalliiK ica aalvr. tl (v and U r r dav
1 - Nawast and flnaat rafa In tha city, with-
' tka most besutitul aicciruai louiuala la
; A merit. Our iscilliUa for hlch elans ser
ve ar unesvcptiousl. and similar to tha
I L.at bolala ta New , York. You can pay
I doubl our rates tor your sccoiniiiodstiuua.
but ywu eaiutwl sal anytuUig ttotlar.
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Thursday is Home Day.
Don't forget the list of Homes in the
real estate dealers' list.
Now is the time to buy your home.
Watch tomorrow's Bee.
Omaha real estate Is Increasing In value so rapidly thst to purchase now
means a big profit a year from now.
Don't let the opportunity slip by, get a piece ot property today. .Mak.;
- u payment of a few hundred dollars down and the balance like rent.
A large list of good values will bo found advertised for sale la Thurs
day's Bee.
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