tiif; r.r;E: omatia. Tiirnsn.vY. .iantakv ir. mn.
HALF MILLION IMPROVEMENTS
Advertisementi Being Prepared and
Contracts Soon Let.
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mix s I wtoihitc i
"bW tRfllijvl3) Hh- N -ff fa.00,. Ml.. Kn,,; P.e,,,,. Fm. ... J
lm rTi,.rlJ ;B JLJia' XV',0N: S"l S",,,nlaT- ft,r ,,,J-
TWENTY-FOUR STREETS PAVED I
Three Mnnilrril T hnnsnnil In e r j
nrk anil Two IhindrfH Thin- j
anil tarried (Hff from
i
Last ear. (
ni will hr nukprl fur atiil contrails
atlcil within the nixl month whl-h will!
rail for an rM'e ndit in -e nf nearly t.on cK)
for ctrect linprovctnc nts. In addition there ;
re ordinate pending whl'h provide for
1h expenditure f npnily II "."0". whl. h. j
nllh the r.-ol k muled over fiom,lHl year. ;
f Mlmiiinl In ihe neighborhood nf I-'"'.'"". j
will miihe pis' II' ally !5"0."' whl'h will be:
expended In flwt Improvcuu n1 In Omaha;
riuiinK liip ! "f 3H. '
riMjInnri'is LuMi been pa'sed for the lm- .
proveincrit of twenty-four street. Bids ;
will ln nskc-d In tin- ncur fiituie. Tli"-1 i
ordlnnntH provide for the pining "f Har-
ti, street lroni I'or I y-fli t to I'oi ty-see-
ond, Fiinrtpt nth street from liavenporl to
Webrtci. Burdette sticet from Korty-i"' - i
ond to Kortyflfth. "limit sticet from'
Knrty-F.- ond to lortv-flft h. Krsklne Mi pet
from Korty-sei ond to Koi t y-TU'c it. Sixteenth
street from Kainam to the viaduct. Twi n- ;
ty -fourth street from fuming to Haven- J
port. Thirtieth n'ln'Cl from l.akp to Bristol.
i astellar street from Highlit to Tenth,
Thirty-fifth street from I'ewpy avenue to
Howard, 'I dirty-fifth avenue from Dewey j
to Howard, Thlrl -fifth street from Cum-
Iiir to Hurt, i' oily-second atrpet from j
fuming t Hamilton, riilrty first street '
from Martha to f astellar. Thirty-fourth
stret from Martha to Arbor. Jackson j
street from Thli l:. -cluhth street to Tlilrty
rlKhth BVPIiiiP. Twenty-seventh street from
Hpuldlng to Bristol, Hpr.igue atroet . from ;
Twentieth to Thirtieth street. Manderson ;
from Twenty-seventh to Thirtieth street, j
Baclflc street from fentral boulevard to
I liirty eighth stieet. Korty-fifth from Mil-J
Itaiy aenue to Maple. Tw. nty-flfth avc-.
nue fiom. Man y to Mason. Twenty-fifth;
street from Central boulevard to the city
liinllH and Maple, atreet from ftherman
avenue to Klulitecnth street. -
I hPf-e comprise all the strtct for w hich j
ordinances have been passed. The matter
of advertising- for bids is in the hands
of nty Uerk Dan Butler, who will begin j
advertising- Immediately, as $4,000 was ap-i
proprlated by the city council for this j
iurpoe Tuesday night.
Mltle doubt exists that the majority of
the ordinances now pending Will pass,
whl.-h will give Omaha :Vi,W0 worth of,
new paving thin year. I
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Repaying of Tenth
Street Awaits but !
One More Signature !
Will Make a Complete Stretch of New I
Pavement to the Depots To j
Pave Hinth Also. j
A petition for the repaying of South ,
Tenth street from Douglas atreet t the
Tenth atreet Induct lacks only the signa
ture of Mrs. Mary 1.. Klnslear to have a
sufficient front footase to present It to the
city rouncll. To repave a street It la neces
sary to have alunaturea of two-thirds of j
the property ownera.
Mrs. Klnslear owns lot 3 In block 163.
on which tha Cole Creamery company l
located and If ahe aluns the petitioners
will have the required amount of alftna
turea. Mra. Klnslear, It Is aald. favora the
project nd her signature la expected
within a day or two.
A petition for the repaying of Ninth
street from the south line of Howard to
Douglaa with a required number of algners
la in the hands of City Attorney Rlne for
approval. This will likely be offered to
the council ut the next meeting.
These petitions are Important in that If
the ordinances are enacted It means the
completion of a well paved route from the
depots to the bualness district. At present
these atreeta are paved with atone blocks,
which have proved unsatisfactory. The
petitions provide for the removal of the
preaent atone blocks, the placing of a
suitable concrete foundation over the pres
ent baee and the replacing of as much of
the atone blocka as la necessary for t
ten-foot gutter and the placing of vitrified
brick blocka between the atreet railway
tracks.
TAYLOR PLEADS GUILTY
AND IS PAROLED TO WIFE
Outcome of tfce Mlinp Which Involved
Vrlirr anil the Police De-
partwont.
-William F. Taylor, charged with adul
tery. pleaded guilty In district court
ednesday morning and by Judge Katetle
waa paroled to his wife, Susie Taylor,
t'ountst Attorney English said he had no
objection to the parole and added that he
underatood Mrs. Taylor waa In poor finan
cial condition and needed Taylor's help.
Taylor and hia wife are the pair who
started several damage actlona against
John Blanck, a liquor dealer, and his bonds
man. After Taylor had won one of the
caies he was arrested on the adultery
charge. He .hen declared that he won his
case against Blanck by perjury. His wife
made similar declarations and the pair ac
cused their attorney. John O. Yeiser, of
Inducing thm to testify falsely on the
witness stand. Yeiser alleged that the po
lice coerced Taylor and his wife Into mak
ing statements damaging him. Arier a
hearing, in the course of which Taylor and;
his wife took the witness stand and ad-1
milted that they were perjurers. Judge !
Sears exonerated Yeiser and the police de-
pai tment. placed all the blame on Taylor. I
set aside the lux) Judgment In his favor, and
threw his case out of court.
- - - EXTKAORDIN AKY bAhGAISS IN HIE
LAST WEEK of the CLEARING SALE
Final Clearance c!
FUR SETS
?-veral hundred inatchp-l gnts of furs
the popular and desirable klnCs new shapes
well made the most lemarkab.e fur spe
cials of the season on second floor.
WORTH UP $
TO $18, at
: . .10
These are long, siylish winter cloaks, !n black or
colors lilph grade materials worth regularly
$17.50 final clearing sHle special
Women's Yinter Cloaks
$8.98
50c Embroideries at 25c Yard
18. 21 and iiT-inch fine 3v Iss. nainsook and cambric embroidered
flouncing, skirtings, also corset rover embroideries, all l
choice, new dt signs, In Knglish eyelet. Madeira, floral and ' f
1,114111 I I J I' 1 cim '5, M'e, ' alb"1" D4"".i v '.ivu i. , j
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Half Frice Sale On Our Entire Stock, Evening
Gowns, Dresses, Wraps and Velvet .ui s
Bioc'idt' Silk. Cliiifon ;uil iiU'
s.'iion ill l rum !t4(Mi nit tt
Dn
no.
lint
Your
Thousands oi Yards of Fine Medium and Wide
Embroidery Edgings, Insertions an Beadiogs
6c
SwisK, nnlnsook and cambric dainty eytlet, floral and blind
designs many worth 1 rc a yard big bargain stiuarc
nt, yard
Special Sale Hand Made Novelties
In Art Needlework Department -Main H or
lialiy nicks, glove and handkerchief hoxes, memo books,
blotters, jewel eases, hair receivers, pin. cushions, card
cases, engagement books and a large number of other nov
elties, sold at from $1.o0 to $5 in two i0r
-JtJ-ltC
lots choice at, each.
January Clearance of Bed Spreads
100 full size crochet bed spreads, our $1 quality, each. .69l
'J(K) full si7.e fringed or liemmed crochet bed spreads, our
$1.3!) quality- at, each. ." 98t'
$1.7.") quality full size crochet bed spreads, Marseilles pat
terns, hemmed or fringed at, each 1.25
$.' scalloped or fringed Marseilles pattern bed spreads
at, each $1.98
$.") quality real Marseilles pattern bed spreads, fringed, with
cut corners at, each .$3.50
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have sold al
choice at just HALF PRICE.
All Evening Coats and Vrap. worth from $'J.").(.Mt up
to $00.00, at HALF PRICE.
All Velvet and Corduroy Suits, so'd regularly at $r)(U,
$(!0.(M) and $;:. M). Now for'jiist HALF PRICE. '
Take advantage of this great .January Clearance
Sale. You'll find the most beautiful evening apparel in all
its newest fashions, made in perfectly charming materials
and designs.
50c Boys' Blouse Waists, 35c
Made up in blue, tan, black
sateen and light and dai k
stripe effects; collars at
tached, extra good ve;'ir
ing wai.-ts. Thursday,
choice of our entire jOc
lines,
for :
35c
Remember
Our Big January Shoe
Sale Is on all this week.
Men's and Women's
'Shoes, worth $4.00. This
sale for quick reduction
of stocks, your fit
at-
onl v.
$2.29
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la the title of an interesting, illustrated booklet descriptive
of New Orleans, America's Winter Capital ; of historical
Mobile; Pensacola, the deep water city of the Gulf and of
the numerous and attractive resorts lying along the Gulf
Coast between Mobile and New Orleans, a section filled
with romance and interesting history of centuries ago.
Send for a copy it will decide for you where to spend the
winter. The winter climate is delightful, there are plenty
of hotels with good accommodations and whose rates are
reasonable. And the best way to go is via the
Louisville & Nashville R. R.
THE ATTRACTIVE WAY SOUTH
Round trip tourist tickets on sala daily at
low rates, rood returning until May 31,1911
P. W. MORROW, N. W. Pass. Aft., CHICAGO
J. E. DAVENPORT, Div.Pass. Agt., ST. LOUIS
sr - -mi&m
in
FRIDAY WILL BE CUT GLASS SALE DAY SEE
THE ANNOUNCEMENT IN THURSDAY'S PAPERS
2 to 8-Inch width Cambric and
Swiss KdKingH and insertion,
1210 value, Thursday pir
yard, at 5
Swiss and Cambric Flouncing!
and Corset Cover Embroid
eries, beautiful designs, 6(c
quality. Thursday,, yard, 25
24-Inch Swiss Embroidery and
Dainty Flouncings, regular
$1.25 value, Thursday, G9J
75c Clowns, Corset Covers and
Dresses, excellent values,
Thursday, at 39
$1.20 Gowns, Combinations and
Corset Covers, best materials,
Thursday, at 75
$3.o0 to $5.00 Garments, made
in exquisite patterns of the
sheerest materials. Including
Gowns, Combinations and
Princess Slips, for...$2.5Q
MS1 'A , ;
Main Floor,
West End
ML
West End,
Plain Floor
ALL THIS WEEK GREAT SALE and
SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION
Nemo Corsets
US
$3
Nearly every, stout woman knows that
the Nemo "Self-Reducing" is the only corset
that helps her to reduce her figure.
The new self-re,duflng corsets Nos. 31!
(short) and 321 (tall), have broad bands
of lnstikops webbing around the
hips, producing extreme reduc
tion with perfect ease.
Slender women receive equal benefit
from the new and Ingenious Nemo "Lastl
kops" Corsets, of which we show several beau
tiful new models.
Other models for slender and medium
figures are the Nemo "Military" Belt; the
"Dress-Adjusting" and the "Swan-Shape"
each a patented specialty, that does some
thing for you. .
Miss V. D. Meyer, special representative
from the factory, will be in attendance all
this week. You will find her expert advice
f great value.
.a. b p r n a h.r
The Heal Treatment
and fhe Alcohol Cure
In Three Days the Patient Is
Free From the Desire
It is an important point in the treat
ment of periodical and habitual drunk
eneas to reduce as much as possible the
time, and expense required to obtain a
rure. '. Thla may be done at the Neal In
stitute In Omaha at VM1 South loth St.;
where patients Hre perfectly cured of all
desire for alcoholic drinks in three days
time.
The Neal Treatment not only destroys
the craving for alcohol, but .In. addl.tlon
It restores the debilitated and weakened
system to a normal vigorous condition.
This destruction of r.lcohollc crave, and
up-building of the patient's general health
Is accomplished without hypodermic Injec
tions or Injurious drugs; only 25 doses of
thla specific tor alcoholism are required
to effect a cure. From the very first
dose almost all desire for drink Is re
moved, and a perfect cure la effected In
three (lays time.
. That the Neal Cure does cure and that
the results are permanent la an estab
lished fact beyond controversy and It Is
being acknowledged daily by hundreds ot
giateful patients who have been cured.
We guarantee to accomplish , a cure In
Three Days time or the money will be
refunded.
For further Information, and our book
let "THE NEAL WAY," addreca Neal In
stitute Company, O. B.; 1502 South Mth
flt., Omaha. Neb.
A Special
Shoe For
Nurses
BRANDEIS STORES
If there Is a
woman's shoe we
first to show it and Just now we
are showing a new dark brown
kid, high top, lace shoe, made of
specially prepared leather, vege
table tanned, that neither draws
or burns the foot, a soft flexible
outer sole with a light, soft cush
ion effect inner sole.
The ideal shoe for the nurse,
or saleslady. Noiseless and com
fort personified. These shoes
come in all sizes and widths at
the one price .
S4.00
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Lf. I Jacksonville
? i?" - 3'" West Palm Beach. .
aM'!aCS a Tampa
jK-aJI ft Augustine
i-r .(6X: -TVl Palatka
new nobby I j)hi
are always I
Name Tells All About
Florida
for "Florida" means "Land of Flowers" the country of
bright colors and fragrant aromas, of wonderful palms
and palmettos. Here, too, is the flower of culture and
fashion Palm Beach the Southern rendezvous of wealth
and women. There isn't a balmier spot in Christendom
a better tennis court or more delightful bathing.
Excursion Fares to Florida
Via Frisco Lines
These reduced round trip fares are now in effect via
Frisco Lines from Kansas City daily, tickets being good to
return at any time up to June 1, 1911:
OMAHA MAN KILLED IN WRECK
lrtlas of fw 1 ork Oatral Wmk
at Balavla. V., a
Week As.
One of the victims of the New York
Central railroad wreck at Hatavla. N. Y .
a week ago was Y. J. Speaker of Omaha,
known to the drug and stationery trade
all or Nebraska. He waa Identified by
a ring which bore the Inscription of his
initials. 'F. J. but his friends out
here, except a very few. hae not known
he was among the dead.
Mr. Speaker was a traveling salesman
for the Dodge Publishing company of New
Yoik, halng but very recently gone to
that firm fiom the A. t. Mci'Uug com
pany of t'hl 'ago. The change represented
a aulxitantlal advance financially and lie
as nuellng lth great success In hls
new wo.k. Ilia headoarlers had been In
Omaha and he as to have been out here
In a few ds. lit la believed to have
been engaged to an Omaha young woman.
Uv. Speaker was 35 years of age.
FEE FOR REAL ESTATE MEN
To Ask for a Bill to Assess Each Ten
Dollars.
AGAINST DOUBLE MORTGAGE TAX
Real K.alate Men Boost for the land
Saorr and Will Attend In
Hod) Compliment the
Promoters.
Km American Hint
Is the great king of cures. lr. King s New
Plsrovery. the quick, safe, sure rough and
sold remedy. 60c and 11 lu. For sale by
Veatea I 'r ug Co.
Real estate men throughout the state will
be forced to pay a fee of SI) for a license
to do buslneHt. and tlie total, reaching
about S2.i.0u0. will be used by a proposed
j immigration bureau, according to a report
I at the Heal Estate exchange luncheon
j Wednesday. Aside from this and another
remarkable movement, the exchange gave
complimentary attention to the Omaha
I-and show, arranging to visit the show In
a body at I o'clock next Wednesday after- i
noon. t
John I- Mcv'ague, who represented the I
local exchange at the state convention j
Tuesday, brought up the subject of the j
llceni-e and a move to eliminate double
taxes on mortgaged property. In l.ia report
of the convention. The mortgage lax so
lution Is a proposed bill to the legtKlatme
specifying that the amount of mortgage
shall be deducted from the value o?
mortgaged property in its taxation and
that the mortgage tax (hall be separate.
thus impoMintr only the original tax- In two
divisions. This proposition received en
dorsement, the realty dealers declaring
that It will keep thousands of dollurs In
the state which at present Is the amount
placed elsewhere to escape double taxation.
The exchange likewise endorsed the pro
posed license fee and Immigration bureau.
Twenty-five members pledged themselves
to Join the newly formed state association.
President C C George conferred a glow
ing tribute upon the promoters of the Iand
show, requeuing all the real estate men
and as many associate business men as
osslble to Join the party which Khali visit
the how- next Wednesday, lie declared the
newspaper and men w ho conceived and or
ganized the show have done a great tning
for Nebiaska.
The Best of
Meats
Are always served at the
Boston Lunch. Our hot roast
beef sandwiches are moat de
licious. Our hot chicken sand
wiches are carefully prepar
ed and wonderfully palatable.
The other things that go to
make a satisfying lunch are
Just as good. Better try
it today.
The Boston Lunch
1612 Farnam St.
1408 Farnam St.
1406 Douglas St.
1419 Farnam Street
Rolfablo
Dentistry
P Taffs Denial Boims
prjj
S41.S0
o to
Mil
4. 00
t 80
flan ford 149 .10
Orala 4S 10
Miami 0
Ht. Petersburg 4 10
Deland 48 0
Barstow U.S0
Homeseekers' tickets are also on sale the first and third Tues
days of each month at reduced fares.
The Southeastern Limited
leaves Kansas City at 6:15 P. M. daily; one day and two
nights of rapid travel brings you to Jacksonville t he second morn
ing. The newest electric lighted ettam heated drawing room
Pullmans; perfectly equipped onservat ion-library' cars. Delirious
Fred Harvey meals. Let me send you the beautiful Prixcu Lines
booklets and tell you about Florida and Cuba.
J. C. L0VREIN, . Dmtioa Paiaeager A fast
FRISCO LINES
Jsactiea Baildisg, Kaatat City, Mo.
Tales bom
TP"
Aim
DREXEL mPare foryourself
Measure The Bee against other loca)
papers m respect of quality as well as
quantity of timely news and interest
ing articles from day to day and The
Bee's superiority will he demonstrated
NEW MATERjAL WAREHOUSE
Large Nlorrboaae for Cement and
llulldlnar Material on Ike
Hell l.li...
Plans have been completed by the R. U.
Morehouse t'ement and Builders' Materlala
cort panv for a new $10.00 warehouse to be
built In the spring at Thirty-ninth and
Leavenworth streets. The company has
purchased a yard near the B.'lt line tracks
The building will be erected as a store
house for cement, concrete, plaster and
other building materials. One hundred an.V
fortv feet of railroad switch tia'Ws will
be laid through the building.
OQns.ipation
"For nrer sin yesrs I suffered wtia cbroak
coastipatioa sad dsriag this time I had to take
aa Injection ol warm wstet ooce eery M hours
before I could hsee sa action oa my bowela
Happily I tried Csicarets. sad today I am a well
msa Dunns the aloe yesrs before I ased
Caacaiets I suffered untold misery with Interest
mim Thiakita ou. I am free from sll tbsi
this mof-Biag Von can ase Ibis la behalf ol
suffering bnaisnlty . P. PUher. Eossoke. Ut
P-stast. Palatable. Potest. Teste Good
I. (iood Never Sicken. Weskea or Oripe.
V. SOc. Neer sold In bulk The (as
ms tabJsl stamped C C C. Ouaraotoed 10
car or roar moasy back.
Boautifu) Tocth
There ara but few popi who hava
them tloud Teeth every one inlfnt ha
it they would go to Lr. Bradbury. Tim
quickest, easiest and luast painful art
the only methods employed by u and
hundreds ot our patients, both in aud
out of the city, will gladly tU you about
It. good dental work and our up-to-date
ways of doing things. Crowns and brliigw
wrk from IS 00 Pur tooth. I'latea that
fit from U 00 to 1 1 2. to. Painless extrac
tion of teeth. Nerves of teeth removed
without hurting you. Work warranted
icn yeara.
DR. BRADBURY, THE DEMIST
IT years tenia location,
I9M raraaas kit. rueae V. 1751
Today is Home Day.
You will find many exceptional bar
gains in homes offered by real estate men.
Look over the list.
Maybe you envy the man who owns his own home; woiuli-r how he
was able to buy while you had to pay rent; wih you hal th' sam oppor
tunities that enabled him to get a home.
Don't envy, wonder or wish any more, turr. to the rtal rsi.ti
Pages of today's Bee there you will find a great many choice lionn s tidw-r-titter
for sale on easy terms. You make a payment the balance you pay in
monthly installments just like rent. In a short time the homo is yours, aid
yo'i have not missed the money that paid for it.
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