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    TITE BEE: OMATTA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21. 1912
NAMING THE NEW HOTEL!
Titles Suggested by Readers of The
Bee for Hostelry.
HONOR RESPECTED CITIZENS
the Boy
"W rltrrs Propone to Ilrnirtiihrr Men
Who llne llnl Much 1'rom
Inrnof In thr Affnlrs.nt
of the Clt-.
Buy him a certificate
redeemable Jor a pair
of our famoua
20
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Among the names suggested for the
proposed new hotel, the best, It seems to
mf arc "Thw Overland" and "The llran
1. If The former In honor of the (treat
transcontinental rallroarl, which hen been
the greatest faotor In the development of
Omaha and the went; and the latten be
.are of the splendid nchlevement In
helping to build Omaha. If the name of
an Individual be chosen, let tt be Bran
ded, or CrclEhlon. We owe a great deal
to both of these distinguished name).
john nusir.
1 notice that the people of Omaha,
through suggestion to the press, are se-
U 'ting a name for the nen hotel, and I
want to offer as a suggestion the name
of Kontanclle. Omaha Is named after
the mot Important of the Nrbrni-ka In
dian tribes. The most Important name,
as to any one connected with that tribe,
or as to a family, and as known to the
whites. Is the Fontanelle family. There
fore It would properly relate, ns a name,
to a hotel, or a park, or anything publlo
in Its nature, conhoctnd with Omaha; and
la also of a dignified and pleasant sound.
W. a. 8RAI18.
Among the names mentioned for the
new hotel the writer has been attracted
b.V "The Douglas."
Nebraska was born under the squatter
sovereignty Idea of Senator Stephen A.
Douglas. As one of the claim olubi ex
pressed It: "Wk believe In squatter sov
ereigntythat the peoplo have the right
to makb their own laws." This Idea seems
to be growing In favor ngaln In this
progressive" age.
The early beat hotel was the "Douglas
House," at which the writer and tho late
Klrnrd rtosewater once boarded together
when young mn. H was situated, how
ever, on Harney street, not Douglas.
Nothing would scarcely bo more appro
priate than this title for a hotel located
on a street aild In a county of the name
name. '
If, however, another name la sought for"
1 would . suggest 'the name of a, heroic
Indian chlof, who waa born near Omaha
npd lived his llfo In this Immediate vicin
ity Bellevue was the first permanent
trading post established In what Is now
Nebraska. Manuel Lisa, the Spaniard
representing .the MLaourl Fur company,
established a post called Fort Lisa be
tween Omaha and Fort Calhoun, Near
this "was a post' established for the Amer
lean Fur compuny. These two were
united and brought to BetJeVue by Luoten
Fontanelle, a Frenchman, and Ills part
ner. This Fontanelle was tho fattier of
the half-breoil Lognn Fontanelle who be
came tho lulnd chief of the Omaha In
dians, and' tin such signed the -treaty of
1S34 by whlcfi these Indiana ceded to the
united Statcn their possessions extending
north froiji fho Platte river.
X.ogan Fontanelle waa Hilled In battle
with the Sioux in IKS, and his body waa
brought to Boliovuo and burled beside his
father. It Is needless to aay that tho
U I nab as were alwoya friendly to the
whites and the Sioux always hostile, and
eVcry battlo fought by the Omahaa was
In the Interest of civilization.
Ixigan wm born nt old Fort Atklns6n,
not far from the present alto of Omaha.
Ilia father, Luclen Fontanelle, was a do
Pendent of tho French nobility-and con
nected with a royal family, Of Lofan
Fontanelle It M sold:
'Ills control over the tribe was abso
lute, and he waa respected and honored
by all the whites. He made it a study to
promote tho welfare of his people and to
bring them out of their wretohcdne-is,
poverty and Ignorance. ma effort
to stop whisky drinking was successful.
It waa hla Intention, as soon as tho Oma
haa were settled In their new homo to
nsk the government to establish ample
schools among them to educate the chil
dren of the tribe by force If they would
not send their cMldren by reasonable per
suasion. His calculations for. the benefit
of the tribe were nfany, but like many
other human calculations his life sud
denly ended In the prime and Just as he
was ready to benefit his people and sacri
fice & llfejs labor for hlp!M humanity."
Here waa a man worthy of the honor
Why not call the hotel "The Fontanelle."
OLD 8KTTLEK,
One visiting .Salt Lake City Is Im
pressed with the name given their fine
new hotel, "The Utah." I want to sug
gest a name for Omaha's new hotel a
name no one can object to; one which
stands far prosperity, education, culture,
health and all that la best; one wo love
"The Nebraska." J. H. FRANKLIN.
1 beg to submit the following name fpr
tho new Jl.000.000 hotel, "Omabrandken."
This w6rd may be written with Capital
letters dividing the syllables or aa one
word as follows: "Oma-HrandlCen," or
Omabrandkcn." This name Include a
portion of the city's name and the two
principal donors of tho property on
which this magnlflcont hotel Is to.be
located. FLOn.ENCK"060DLA"ND,
SH5 South Thlrty-fourth Street.
We. the . bell boya of the Loyal holul
suggest as Mho name of the new hotel,
Hotel de Million," or "Hotel de Floss."
P. SULLIVAN.
M. KOUFFMAN,
Bell Boys,
Zitnik Damage Case
is in Federal Court
The case of Barbara Zitnik agaiiut the
illilon Pacific Railroad company, wherein
ffio formejr is suing for damages In the
sum of K0.080 for the killing of hor hu.
(land, John Zitnik, has been removed to
the federal court on the grounds of di
verse citizenship. The case came up In.
the district court of Douglas county with
John J. Mullen mentioned as Joint .de
fendant with the Union Pacific
Mullen waa the engineer In charge of
the engtne when it ran down and killed
Zitnik. Recently the attorneys for the
plaintiff, for reasons of their own, with
drew the name of Mullen from the title
if the case and left only the Union Pa
VlUc Jtailroad compapy as defendant. Tho
railroad attorneys at once teolc the op
portunity to take the case into the fed
eral court on the ground of adverse elt
ixetttblp. Mullen being a resident of Ne
braska, adverse dtlzeashlp could not b
claimed in the case as long as he was
made a party to the complaint.
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Boys
MM
Right before the Holidays, more than at any other time
in the whole year, you feel the need of Clothes that will
put you on a par with the best dressed men in town.
For the hundreds of men who want to look their
best when they greet another Christmas and the
New Year, we have prepared these special lots of
Overcoats and Suits
Of the Foremost Fashionable Types, at Prices
that Mako Buying a Distinct Advantage to You.
THE SUITS All this season's fnvorito designs
and fabrics; handsome, all wool blue serges,
dressy suits of modest patterns,
el assy new mixtures; every siz is
here.
THE OVERCOATS are the popular
chinchillas, the new heavy mix
hires and novelties, many with
convertible storm collnr and belted
back; evcrv size.
$20 & $25
Suits and Overcoats for Business Wear
Kor the man who demands good, serviceable clothes, hero Is
tho lot to polect from. You'll got tmtlsfactlon rtj-e a 7C
and your money's worth and more too at .iplTreO
SATURDAY WE PLACE ON SALE A SPECIAL PURCHASE OF
' Suits and Overcoats
From IVAN FRANK & CO., of CHICAGO.
Well Known Makers of Boys' Clothing J
This Include choice lota from the surplus stock of the famous maker
which we offer nt greatly reduced prices.
BOYS' SDITS AND OVERCOATS C'J 75
Made to Sell at $5.00 up to $6.50, at J V. U
Tho suit are strictly all wool, In now models and patterns the over
coats aro browns, groys and mixtures in nil the swagger now styles.
BOYS' OVERCOATS and SUITS WORTH to $9.50 at $6.25
This Is ono of the best bargain lota we oyer offered the boys of Omaha.
BoVs' Blue Serge Suits
Strictly nil wool serges in
'double breasted and Norfolk
stylos; $f valueB
at ...'.
$3.75
Boys' Long Pant Serge Suit3
In two-button modols and
Norfolk styleB; these are ex
cellent values (j 1 nr
for $ I 1 5
1 pt. Thermos . .$2.50
1 qt. Thermos . .SR 50
Thermos Cases, B5t up
Table Carnfo ....$5.00
25c Graves' Tooth Pow
der, for 10
25q Peroxide C roam,
for
50c Pebcco Tooth Paste,
for Jtf)
11.50 Oriental- Cream',
at ....... OS
Our perfumo lino Is a largo and
and complete ono. Imported and
domostic porlumos In, fancy Xmas,
packages," nt.Wj... . .-2K to-Sto
Itahd mirrors and brushes to
match.
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CIGARS
CO Owl cigars, box SI -05
25 Tom Keene, box SI. 00
2G tlobort Burns, box. . . .K1.S5
25 Ml Solano, ISo, box. . . .32.75
60 Murat, 10c st box. . . .$4.50
SO Lawronco Barrett, box, $4,00
50 Reo, box 5.f0
2G Kl Roltan, box 83.75
CAMERAS
No. 2 Duster Brown $2
No. 2A Buster Brown SKI
Ono-thlrd off on nil Seneca cam
eras Saturday.
9 tubes M. Q. Developer. . . .25
Photo Albums In genuine leather;
theso mako a nice gift.
each
Christmas Gift
Dressings
Branieis Stationery Dept.
ndd grently to any giftnnd
show tho giyor's taste and
thoughtfulness II o 1 1 y
wrapping and tissue paper,
empty holly boxes, Christ
mas tngs, cards, labels,
stickers, gummed ribbon,
gold and silver cord, oto.,
shown in great profusion.
Nowhere else in . Omaha
can, you find such a vari
ety of useful holiday ao
cessories as you find bore.
at
JMuylntr Cards With fancy backs
and gilt edges, at. . .2f. 4Rrf
Book Hacks In brass or wood,
at 48 and S2.25
Fountain Tens Waterman and
other makes, $5 down to $1
Fancy Address Books, 48 to $2
MisMon Ink Standi, R1.25 to $t
BoalhiK Wax Sets In holly boxes,
at 58 ami 25
Tally Cards Dor., up from 5
Dinner Cards Per dor.en up
from 25 to 7K
Initial Stationery In colors, 25
Initial Stationery Stamped in
gold, at 4R
Kodak Albums, 25. to 1.48
mXml'mw W' 9 OB HHBgH IKm,
jmmmmmmWm'mW M jfl jHgHiiiBB
VgKBK lnBBggB
ff VVI j3fBmmBmWm
VI
LAO?, M $1D0.
The Qrowing: Touch of Comfort and Luxury in Your
Home.
A Victor Victrola
IS A GIFT THAT WILL DELIGHT AND ENTERTAIN
EVERYONE IN THE HOUSEHOLD
Wo wi sh our customers to realize that we have the
best aud most complete Victrola department in Omaha.
The most satisfactory placo to select your instrument
and by far tho best place to hear the records demon
strated uuder porfeot conditions.
THIS GENUINE VICTOR VICTROLA
Same hicrh oualitv found in all Vintnr
equipped with all the. exclusive Victor patented features
in mo viotroia 11 you navo your first
opportunity to purchase this wonderful
instrument of perfect .tone production
ut the low price of
Largest aud most complete stock of Victor Machines iu
Omaha, Victors of every design, priced as low as $15
tented features.
100
Bm- 11 On
Any,
Suit or Overcoat
( Excepting Blue and Blacks.)
We are not holding sales contlnously, but when wo do wc make thing
move.
Clioo-o nny suit or oTorcoat (excepting blues niitl blacks) and de
duet 25 per cent from the original price ticket attached.
Our regular prices always less than elsewhere,
prices. Oomo mid get your slinro of tliono bargains.
$30.00 SUITS AND OVKRCOAT8, NOW
925.00 SUITS AND OVKHCOATS, NOW
20.00 SUITS AND OVKHCOATS, NOW
8J8.00 SUITS AND OVKHCOATS, NOW
91B.00 SUWS AND OVKHCOATS, NOW
912.00 SUITS AND OVKHCOATS, NOW
810.00 SUITS AND OVKHCOATS, NOW
Nate theso
S22.50
818.75
S15.00
S13.50
811.25
S 9.00
7.50
8
i
ri
Steel
hod
hoes
t Tho Shoes wo guaran-
tee to outwear two pairs
i of ordinary boys' shoes.
I Boys,
i to r 82.50
Little Gents',
10 to Ulii S2.0O
High Cuts
yith buckles that the
boys like, according to
size,
$3.00 to $4.50
a
Dfexel
410 Farnam St.
High Grade Toilet Goods Specially Priced
2Go Sanltol facoslOc Williams' 1 10c Palmolivo Lar g e PacosSaltol ToothlSOc Java Rice
Cream, 1 y I Shaving Q I Soap r I Cha- , in I Powder i o I Powder t n
for .... lCsoap ..T.OC (for . . .OC mols . iUCjfor . . . 1ZC for .'. . 19c
3-pleco Bllrer
t o 1 1 o t sets;
worth up to
$10.00, at
$3.98
RAZORS
Gillette Safety ...... Rs tp !(
Auto Strop. , . , , jjjj
Gom ;,.... y. ........ si
See our Parisian ivory toilet trav
eling sets, at . , i..84s98J 820
' PlPES-vi ;
Fancy Meerschaum, 'gpiait'ripamod
pipes, . 'worth' dp to t.l..00, at
Tina
Christmas Stationery
in Brandeis Book Dept.
Writing Paper5 in Fancy Bokes of various designs, daintily
trimmed with ribbon, pretty for Christmas gifts, bijr
'line, nt 48c, 35c, 25c, 15c
Stationery Sets Consisting of pencils, erasers, rubber
.'bands, rulers, etc., in holly and fancy boxes excellent
for children, at 25c, 50c, 98c
' Other Sets at 50c to $5.00.
ClUldren's Stationery In small sizes, put up In fancy gift boxes
15 10d wd 25tf
Christmas Slipperss
FOR LADIES
Ladies' Pqr Trimmed Hons cos,
81.00 to 82.00
Ladles' Comfy SUppers,
81.25 to 81.75
Give a Certificate iissx.
ihelr own selecting and get fitted riSit.th" reclplent a chanc8 t0 do
FOR IKN
A full line of Men's Operas,
Kveretta, Ronieos & Cavaliers,
From S1.50 to S3.00
JMCjlj
16IiS&. DOUGLAS.
An
Ideal
Xtnas
t;irt
Kor
Father,
. Ilrothcr,
Heau,
and
Kvery
.Inn
s
Buy Your Christmas Cigars at the
Sherman & McConnell Stores
Some years ago we adopted the policy of selling
standard brands of Cigars at very low prices by the
box or pocketful We handle nearly 300 brands of
Cigais and our Humidors hold nearly one-half mil
lion cigars. Our polioy is to make so low a price that
largo shipments' of Cigars yill be quickly sold, thus,
never' offering old, stale dry goods. .;
We specially invito orders for quantities of from
1 box to .1,000 Cigars.
We mention below a few of our many brands of
choice Havana and domestic Cigars:
t
Box of 25 Cubanoldn Broadleaf 81.50
Box of S5 Royal Sovereign, Broadlcaf 98.35
Box of CO La Provtdencla Coquettas Clear Havana. 90.00
Box of 25 Webater Epicures, Clear Havana 2.78
Box of 25 Lady Curzon Invlnclblcs, Dpmestlc 340
Box of CO Tom Mooro Corona 3.00
Box of BO'Flor de Murat Operas, Clear Huvana ...J. 3.50
Box of 25 Heios for 3.79
Box of CO Cuba Itbman, Panatellaa, for 3:50
Box of CO Robert Burns Conchas Finos Ext. ,3.00
Box of 25 Cyonla Invlncltilen for !'. ' 1.35
Box of 50 Chancellor Magnolias for ,'3.00
Box- of GO Black and White Club House for 3.50
Box of 50 I'orto Rlcan Alvur, for . . 3U)0
Box of 50 I'orto Rlcan Colon Cervantes for. UJOO
Box of GO Flash Lights for ' 3.00
Box of 60 Preferercla Conchas Finos Extra '. 3.00
Box of 25 Preferencla Perfectos for .........., a.75
Box of CO Lawrence Barrett Perfeetos for w 4,00
Box of CO Campnnella Oelmontcgs for ,:. 4.00
Box of 25 Klor do Murat Frontenacs, Clear Havana 3.75
Box of 50 Kl Paxos High Life : .V. 8.00
Box of 60 Mercedes Panatellaa ; 3.50
Box of 00 Kl Solano Conchas, clear Havana " 83.75
Uox of 25 Garcia Cabinets, Clear Havana : a.35
Box of 25 Garcia Knickerbockers' ' , 2.50
Box of SO Manila Media Regalias' ,' , 1.50
Box of 60 Manila Panatellas 1.50
Box of 12 Manila La Florentine, Tinfoil Wrapped ,, 1A0
Box of 25 Manila Imperial, Tinfoil Wrapped '. 3.00
A Bpeclally attractive assortment of Pipes and Tobacco at
lowest Prices.
Sherman & VL Connell Drug Co.
Corner SlxtnUi ui Sodfa Btrevts.
OWl BBUO CX Ooroar SlxUtuta and Ksrny Btraeti.
XA3KVAKO PHARMAPT, Corner 3itb and raraanx Streets.
Z,OTA rXAJUUOT, 307-9 Worth 16th Street.
Tins is an exact repro
duction of the fur cap that
we sell at'
Two Dollars
It is made of one piece,
silk lined; and looks as
good as the highest priced
seal cap
ALL SIZES, 6 to 7.
Mail Orders Filled Promptly.
Leon's $2 Hats
318 South loth St., Omaha.
Specialists in lints Exclusively.
RED CROSS
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Investment
In Health
Young
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In search of opportunity Trill
do well to read the "Help
Wanted" columns la Tfe
Bee every day. Many a ain
has found his chase o
through the want ad col
umns of this paper.
Read Bee
Want Ads.
Put Your Want Ad in
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Properly Cared for Insure Your
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Nurse for the Cars and Cure of
Consumptives in your community.
Buy Red Cross Seals
AND
Protect Your
Own Health
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