Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 6, 1893, Page 8

RATE WAR STILL IN SIGHT Bome Indications that the Present Serenity May Be Only Temporary. OTHER ROADS MAY MIX IN THE NUSS A1 the Colorado Trouble Is Not Settied This Week World's Falr Rutes Will Go to Pioces All Along the Lone —Rallrond Notes. 1n spite of the fact that to all appearances an amicable adjustment was in sight of the rate differences between the Rio Grande and Colorado Midland roads, there s still a pos sibility that the agreement will fail to terialize and that the momen arn is only the lull before the Burlington and the Union king a hand in the muss, waily effected the complicated in ma stice h the are Pacitic con tomplating unless a compromise is spe situation will be still mc another week The Union Pacific ness from Colorado p titled to. Ath mit but r fntend to do lington and Rock Island, sufficient work these beautiful May days and quietly planning some startling develop ments for the very near futur the Buriington Works It. While the Burlington continues to sell round trip tickets from Den for &5, £ higher than tho oth a notorious fact that Rio Grande tickets with Burlington coupons ttac hed can be bought fn the Rio Grande office for $30. Mr. Francis, however, stated this “inor that his agent at Denver. Mr. Vallery, was authorized to sell at &5 flat without sign of either cutting or shaving the ra Mr. Francis would neither afirm no the rumor that his tickets were on the Rio Grande oftice, across the strect from his Denver headquarters. for $30, ; ‘Wil you meet the £10 rate should it be come stabla?” the roportcr asked Mr. Francis. ¢ rate becomes sta is not getting the busi s thatit is jus Burlington the rate until I ind it will be mai tained. 1 pre that 0 will become rate from Denver, but it may go hi when the differences are settled between the rival roads in Colorado.” “Do you think the Burlington and fsland m mistake m permitting fight to get beyond Colorado?” Heavyweights Matched, “Mr. Harris, the president of the Burling ton, and Mr.Cable of the Rock Island are tak inga deep interest in this fight and nothing is « without their sanction \Whateve ton takes you may be sure course the Burli there is some logic wson for it. 'This is a and neither fight between heavyweights. party is going to give in unless he has to. 1 am of the opinion that the whole business wjusied amicably before the end of if not then there will be the stiff had in this coun this situation is uncha \ls hoping that th sidents Reinh tin unadjustment of ‘At Denvel ilroad offi between will cnces Ihu l( Imu.d Ch a8 8} Rook Island schedule of t Following the othe: will put in effe service on Sunday. astbound train No. 6, now leaving at 4:40 p. m., will leave arriving in Chicago about be kno 5 new train which is put on for the Hirst timo leave at 1a. m. and cor- 1¢ upon, but it ill leave he is thought possible 7:10 instead of o'clock west, will leave at Fairbury accom av 6:10 p. m. n limited, will le The Northwestern offic up their schedule card time being largely Union Pacific, which it is understood v muke few changes in their eastbound trains, the burden of lengthening the time in con’ formity with the hour odation, a new No. 21, the ve at i als have not made t, their runniug upon the 1l will be no changes nd but a few minor changes y & Pacifie. The St. Paul ouncil Bluffs ten minutes the Chicago train forty-five minutes train will leave earlier than now, while v cave Sioux City There is sure profit in North Galveston; if you ive, you make it; if you die, your heirs make it without cost to them or you . D. Smeaton, Room Barker Block, wants to talk with you regarding it. st HAYD BROS, Extraordinary Shoo Sale Saturday. Greatest bargain in this sale ever of- feved by us on fine shoes. Our shoe salos are popular. Shoes always sold as adverti vefunded on shoes pairs ladies’ fine button and lace. ¥1.00 and $3.50 shoes go in this sale at $228 a pair. A bargain and will please you. Over 100 pairs ladie button shoes, to close out, on one table. Sce them. Ovor 2 Merr 2 misses' fine spring heel shocs at 1,48, nl..nw.:l.k and | which gives them | HAYDEN BROS. 8till Greater Reductions on Umbrellas, Para- sols, Kid Gloves and Fans, CLOSING OUT THE S. P, MORSE STOCK Note the Men's Dross ods, Cloaks and Suits als in Cloak Department and Boys' Hats Saturday Even- Ing for Two Hours On'y, this entive stock at a will enable us to 1S, P. Morse & We pure 1 very low figure, whi 1 it for about one-ha Co.'s A FEW WORDS ABOUT FFANS In this lot will be found some of the finest things in fans eves shown in this cour and today this department stands without an 1wl ans from all the best makers in France l’n gland and Germany go on one-third S. 1’. Mo Don't fail to see our dis ).m\ SEmDrel: las and parasols in show window on 16th | street. Ove Par; The store 6.000 on exhibition 1= from 15e to ¥35.00 each lay stock of any one in the United States, Our competitors azy, but watch out onSaturday for the commence ment of one of the st umbrella and parasol rgiven in this city to reduce this » stock. If we have to t loss we might as well do it first as t. S retail we d groate es ev P. Morse & Co's. $1.00 umbrellas [ veduced to 9. S, P. Morse & Co.'s $1.50 umbrellas reduced to 7oe. S. P. Morse reduced to 98¢, 8. P. Mor reduced to $1.7 & Co's 3175 umbrellas 2,50 umbrellas the | Rock | S. P, Morse & redu 1 to $1.98, S. P’ Morse & S. . Mors | reduced to # S. P Morse reduced to $3, WOOL sales inc ing in immen Wool hop | Co. asked 7 | 41c. | inch whipeords that S. P, Morse | Co. nsked we will sell you #1.00, Silk and wool ben Morse & Co. asked $ you for $1.00. A beantiful line of novelty dr S. P, Morse & Co. usked el you for Tae, all new s Call und see us and buy a dr Co.'s $3.00 umbrellas Co.'s $4.00 umbrellas & Co's %6.00 umbrellas 50, DRESS GOODS wing and our prices bring- wils, :king that S. for, we will P sell M you & for & or, for lines that S. P. for, we will sell ss groods 5 for, de css pat- we | tern at your own pr your danghter wants a nice pair of shoes | 1100 pair heel shoes at $1 Over 100 pairs child's kid shoes at $1.08 a pair. Over 100 infants' pair. 5 kid spring S0¢ shoes at 25c a MEN'S SHOES. Our extremely low prices ave 1 in men's shoe Fine shoes at cheup pric OUR BARGAINS SA will surprise you. ment, Men's $£3.50 satin calf t %2.40 this week. Men's $5.00 hand $4.00 l)|I~ week. 4.50 hand sewed russet calf shoes this week. ys' 81,75 sutin call button $1.20 this week. HAY BROS AT Bl R SAl n paying high prices for but we will sell you some at very nntey but giving URDAY See them in our by congress shoes sewed calf shoes at shoes at You have b poor butter, good butter will sell d 19 o est sopa to call and ave selling i money. Did you try any of our soups? you ought to. We are selling half-pint cans of any kind for 10¢; pints for 1 quarts for 25c, Remember these soups are put up by Huckins of Boston and the Armour Packing Co. and are positively the most d us in the world, Try a can and be convineed We in che you w 1 got here: full cream, ¥ e, O¢, pure Jer cheese, 3 elub house jar; edam cheese, $1.1 a full ercam, Be: brick He and 16e; limbuarger ie, 18¢ and 20¢. Wa' quote you some low prices meat: Baeon, 124e salt pork, 11 loss rump and plate corned b picnic hams, 1le; Californin hams, 12¢; fiuest. sugar cuved No. 1 hams, liic! bologna, headcheese and liver sausage, Be; finest cooked ham, 18¢; hamn sausage, Tde; blood sausage, be. HAYDEN BROS., GROCERS. 8, t some of fln~ butter, as we prices that will save you If not tany kind young heese, 1he: on bone- f, Tie; spring heel " CLOAKS AND SUITS. y we make two splendid offer- There were shipped us by mis- we would keep and say shipment both ways, packing, ete. LADIES' SUITS. There is one lot of blue flannol suits, all wool, full skeeves to jacket and full rts: some are plain skirts and others We offer them Satur du\ They are worth fully 00, The same thing in tle better. DPrice $4 LONG CLOAKS. A $5.00 cloak for 98¢ There are a number clocks (accumulations) which we will put in one lot at e for choice. Some of them sold for 5.00 and none less than ans; cloth is a lit- of full length your clothes B all colo plaids, ete. Some others are very are worth thr Special for SATURDAY K MEN'S HATS. .50 Fedora, black ov brown, $1.00. hats, in bad stripes, checks, re nota bit pretry, neat. Any one of these = times Saturday’s price. $2.50 stiff brim $1.00. $2.50 soft hats, black or BOYS' HA' $1.25 boys' fancy caps, 60c. $1.00 boy ¢ boy $1.5 0 boys' Pedora, black or brown, brown, £1.00 ' fancy turbans, fancy caps in black or brown, e, CHILDREN'S AND MISSES' T3¢ Oxfords, 47 This is for HATS. aturday evening only. HAYDEN BROS. off the S. P. Morse stock. e Madison,” (famil go. Transicnts e Building Perinits, The following pormits to issued yesterday by the inspec he and Chic hotel), 21st 00 per day. build were tor of build ings wus Hansen, Twentieth and Conter, s 960 North Twenty= Allisteryi his wife subje. Last summe niatta NOE cramp in the stomach tried Chamberlain's (s rhaera Remedy for with the spee siuce used it w that it never fails. .00 umbrellas | | The take alot of ladies' suits, which the man- | | ufacturers gave us a big discount on if them cost of | A | dee They are just the thing to put on | OMAHA DAILY BEE:Z FALCONER'S ~ MACKINTOSHES 40 Ladies' Oloth Surface $4.00 Mackintoshes Tomorrow in Great May Sale at $1.27. $5.00 MACKINTOSHES $2.85 81500811k Mackiutoshes, Parisian Patterns, Best Made In Our Great Sale To- morrow at 86,35, Thexe nre Excep.lonal Values. LADIES' HANDKERCHIE A splendid bargain in ladies' hanaker- chiefs, an ent importation made to in our great May sale tomor- ach. Limit one dozen to a 'S, 28, custome MEN'S DRESS SIIRTS, 08C n this lot slightly toiled and $1.7 all at 08¢, sizes are b MEN'S 50X, .vr!wl\.\ le thread sox, value, 1 in our sale t ‘;.‘;n woat 1 per pai MEN'S SOCKS, 21¢ 100 d 1e lisle thread socks: these 80X WOl rain at H0c: tomorrow one d [ cloth inch Saturd Ladi with deep rment cape, a y only $2.8 the bost regular . BARGAINS IN HAND- TRCH R lered hand- actualy worth Ak Plain whi shiefs lored hem-stitched vth 8ic to 10¢, tomor- rints worth 25¢, thmorrow hordered all th 1de to 2oe, » and colored linen handkerchiefs wou tomorrow 10¢ cach. 1 burgains in booksand stationery 15¢. aturday.) assortment of bound and fine boxed stationery A lar, paper novels at 1 The of the the t ILml\ - “the Historvict )I. 0o \\m‘mp following ¢ > o few of G 12 books Andy, 2,000 [ Rob™ Roy, Di England, He Cleme: Letter and many guide to Chicago at lae, for one day only WASH DRESS I/ For two hours make a spe and Case, others, and the Wor A BRICS. after: 7:30 p. m. will e of all our remnants ateens, calicos, challies, lengths, wble for s and chil- \ be per yard ious sU N. B. FALCONER. received by expross ildren’s waterproof g ments, all sizes, actual value $2.50: th go in our sale tomorrow at Ta arment, they are made with an extra p cape and hood. N. B. FALCONER. N. B. We will place on sale Monc a large purch iens, fu particulars i Just INER. See the celebrs Ford & CharltonMusie C ey ot Proe ous Metals, ymer piano at , 1303 Dodge. In Ne New and rich finds in gold _and_ silver mines are being made daily in the Rocky Mountains, The ¢ thousands ¢h mines in Colorado and New ) ico waiting to be found by some prospector, but it r »stime, pa and some money, also know 1 operly rel tain rax The com| of expert prospec gold, silver, or copp with pack snimals i the mountains until SNOW s them out lat in money to keep ties in the mountains we have ¢ givo away a small portion of our stock. The shares are $500.00 each, and each share is subject to three assessments of one dollar, and if we strike one rich mine this summer one share wh \Iu.uum Prospecting . incorporated under the laws £ to send out two parties in search of They will travel and remain An, or more,and if we should discove of rich mines and establish a b one share of our stock is worth fortune. Send stamp for one share and full pa i b ddr R Mountain P, la, w Mexico. The World's ¥ a N wir A great white city! enongh to seat hundr people at one time! long, varying from to a mile'in width liest inland Buildings large 1s of thousands of A park two miles fow hundred yards and fronting the lov- sea in the world! Flowers, people e olumbian exposition s the spectacle this ¢ Aund the Bur hlw'r m there comforty s it 4 MOSt unique ours ever saw. route will take you quickly, cheaply. See the eity tic agent at 1324 Farnam street. He tell you about trains. Excur rates eve will ion MOST PERFECT MADE, PROF. PETER COLLIER, late Chemist in Chief of the De- partment of Agriculture, Washington, D. C.,in a recent and elaborate report of his examination of the leading baking powders of the Country, found Dr. Price’s not only the highest in strength but the only Cream of Tartar Baking Powder entirely free from Ammonia, Alum or other adulteration. The purity of this ideal powder has never been questioned, books, | | 4..uu.u- Eatin o ~Ui ATURDAY INDIAN! BATHS. The Red mus Knowledge of the Laws of Health, “Turkish” and “Fenssfan’ Bath of Clvill ch the Wiseswill Heed — Kfc Indian Sagwaim Grand Remedy, urkish e fn (he enrtl lay stones, and upon which ey ieatlo the stonies to & red leat; ey tully remove the couls cuttin thiey stick one end in and place it Thiey are. thee d_thoroughl with Kickapoo Tudiag Ofl, and are. glven copjony drafts of Kickapoo Indian Sagwa, after which they roll up fu blankets aud have sound sleep, Who can teach the Indians anything about heaith? IHis own physique answers for Lis superior knowledge. His preparations of roots, barks and herbs, now given to the world for the first time in the Kickapoo Indisn Remedies aro uncqunlled by any discoveries of the med. fcal world of the whites, e When yon feel twinges of pain In your foints, ook out, & slight cold might devel. matio Fever. 1f you have palns in your buck or sides your liver is congested or your kidneys are 1ot performing their work and polson is gathering in your body. Exposure to cold or contaglous discases woulll ba fatal to you. Phnples, blotehes, and other humors in Cicate that the poison is working in your Vlood. You feel languid, heavy, dull; you awake in the Beware! Toke Kickopoo Indian Sagwa. your system, lical yc rity and en-feh t Ve cvery taintof poison fi 1 Then you will foel strong, bright, aleit I It win v diseased b upon »ols and the enrtii by an Providence forthe benetitot every living crenture Why, look at the anfmalst 1f your horse Incks his acenstomed vigor yuu are taughit to turn him out tc Youdoso. The horse gots we grows in every fleld the v < of omo 1 I instinet Lells the o the poor old hor or, or perhinps t human being th energleal Renews the lost stre: vives the drooping sple Kickapoo Indian Sagwa. Y Sold by All Drugygists and Dealers. ~ $1.00 per Bottle, 6 Bottles for $5.00. DOCTOR Searies | SPEGIAI.ISTS DR, ¥, SEART : Sur:eon, Meantonl Colloge, iCON: LEALVION FREE) For the treatment of CHROXIC, NERVOUS AND PRIVATE DISEASES ‘We cure Catarrh, All Diseases of the Nese, Throat, Chest, Stomuca, Bowels and Liver, Blood, Shin and Kidney Diseases, Female Weaknesses, Lost Manhood ently 1 8 knife, liguture or caustic or delicate nature, x. poitively cared 5n OF widres s, wilh stamp forCirc ulars, Free Took and Recipos Dr. Searlts & Searles, Next door to Postofties DowT F RET! asi don't huve P in b 1ok without ambition for work or Put u keen edyg new vewetabl ower over all urea ot 118 S, 15th St OMAMA, NEB, th for two weoks, druzgists, or by Nerve Bean Co., Buffalo, N. ¥ mall, | Just in—Our Importation of Exclusive Styles ia pring Wooleas. THE AMERICAN TAILORS Paxton Hotel Building THOMAS P 81V I NO atty's fos uj Wrlio fue | Washiogto | il pat. s ob PATENTSE NDED EXEETAL TEEL |atd the Best and Cheapest Method ot FIRE-PROGFING HOUSES. Write for catalogue of Lathing, Fencir Stabio Fixtures, ete. N. W. EXPANDED METAL CO., No. 402 Twenty Sixth 8% CHICAGO. tatnod. Furnish 'RUBBER GO0 MAY 6, SWEET ORANGES, RIVERSIDE ORANGES, 10 Cents per Dozen, SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY: 40c Oranges at 20c per Dozen. California Claret Wine, 45c per Callon. Los Angeles Wine, Liquor and Cigar Co., 1 Bet ton 1 118 South Sixt Hayden Bros. nth Stroot, nd tho Bos- = Your Face is our fortun You havo yvo tograph when I tukon our studio, ns yor Feicnds will bo our rri ot nds, when they yvour perfoct likencss maodo by g( HIGH CLASS PAOTOGRAPHY, AT POPULAR PRIZES, 7 Southldth Strest, OMAHA. ml-llll 2R OF ALL KINDS, WE RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES Syringes. Air Pillows, Aomizers. lubing fuvelid Cushions. i v RE: itubber Gloves. | : 57 Waler Boltles. THE ALUE & PENFOLD €0, LERS IN 1 Instraments, ns*and Hospital Supplies, 14 South 15th. St. Noxt to Postolfice. PROTECT YOUR EYES e I — Hirscaberg's H o m..fi? LE Nonchangeable Speclacles anl Eyeglasses HAXKETER 6RO N COMPANY, RS PRESERVE YOUR EVYE SIGHT — T {]=— MAX MEYER & BRO. CO., Surgic Physic ONLY Use itand pay i satisfied. Address VON MOHL CO.. Hole Americas Ageats, Ciasauatl, Ohlo. The Omaha and Chicago Short Line of the Chicago, Milwaukeo & St. Paul Ry.. was opened for freight and passen- traflic. It thess ten short years the | “Milwaukee” as it is affectionately | termed, by its patrons, has taken front runk amongst its older compet- itors, and to-day stands unrivaled for | speed, comfort ~ and safety. Here is | & map showing its short line be tween Omaha, Council Bluffs and Chi- cago, over which runs the finest Equip- ped Electric Lighted Steam Heated Vestibuled Traivs with M Dining Car service enroute, I/ | is the General Agent and the City Ticket Oftico is at No. 15 nam St The Mercer, CGmaha’s New‘ 12TH ANlI NBNAFU i 3t Hote! COR. J(Rooms at 82,5 per day. ((Fooms at §1.00 por day. ioRooms with Bath at§1.0) par 11+ 10 Rooms with Ba! 1.0 L0 11.3) par 137 OPENED AUI GusT Modern in Every Ko Newly c. . ER3. Prou. The Midiand Hotel NOW OPEN Cor. 16th and Chicag Opposite Jefferson Square irstolass in every respeot. Bollding aud w 15t iruished Throagnaat Sts. X per duy water and steam heat (n every roo u Tubleand dining room service unsurpassel FPRANCK, Speclalr Prop. mmmmmmmmnmmmnmmmnmmmmmmmmmmmnnmmmmnm | Elovator oo ttu 5t RATES $2.50 TO $4.00. Epecial rates on appiication. 8. SILLOWAY, Prop. ! © THREE THINGS To think of in buyings for boys—color—style and wear—and the greatest of these is wear. You can sometimes find a good deal of style in a shoddy garment and many handsome shades and colors « found where wear is lacking: but to “stay colors and “‘wear as they should' BOY'S SUITS d thing to do. Two hundred pant d in the boys room today, that fill the bill to a in solid hard goods th it will wear while longer. S0 cloths in knee every thread and then wenra little I'hc styleis correct for the scason ashade between a tan and a brown, They in to 14 —and every suit five dollars worth wear led somewhere about it. Fora week or less, as the hold out—they're $3.50 A SUILT. We will also boy's and YOUNG MEN'S SUITS in all wool unfinished cheviots black or blue as your faney inclines—with double breasted coat, vestand long pants -in size to fit boys from 11 to 19 years of age. These ¢ the regular six and seven dollar kinds of suits but while “dressing down” at a good boys there are more that |I;ul“drc.~~ing up,” ‘ day is $4.50 forages 11, 12 11 to 19, 20¢—30c—40c—50c—60c—T70¢c—80¢ prices are on a hundred dozen new twisted cassimeres wool nlwear, the color has of con- suits offer 200 big a many need the price for a weck and 13-and $5.00 for 90¢-~is the way the “‘openced today ™ BOY'S WAISTS, I LAALLLAbAA mmmmmmmmumuummmmm Rheumatism Cured, If you wear one of our Franco-Prussian rings accordin gto directions. Price, $2. Money refunded BFeIFIIF Thousands of testimonials. RAYMOND, FIFTESNTA AND DOUILAS, DrDOWNS 8316 Douglas S ‘f no cure. 0 Street, Omaha, Neb. The eminent spesialist in 5. ehroale, peivaty, bod skia and uelnary disoiase A ragilie aag reglstered graduato in in3dicina, av diilo vy aid eariiystog willan yr, 14 sl Leg win ¢ i ¢ho ¢cartast 501, #o.0insl waskin1as, nlgit 10vsri all and Corniof privats dis)iisy, N VILA W or, Partias w0 anta to vistt m nHALY AL by AL OF 0€) )8 833 1raly DA ntorvlow preferes . Consuitation frod. Loars, ) wom. 13 ) p.w V7 b3 teraio | ab b 3,00 wark o 1 i 34900 Lons) striotly privato. Suatirs Uoa om0 m and stampfor clrcular. COLUMBIA VARNISH CO.—S8t. Louis, Mo. MANUFACTURERS OF TIl CELERRATED FLOOR GLOSS ©> COLUMBIA GLOSSIT o Tho most durablo ard beautiful fnish for | Tho fdeal polish for Furniture, Planos T2 AN waine i . | and String Instrumonts, Pros the varnish from cracking and imparts g | brilliant finish. A few drops on a soft cloth | v is sufficient; then rub well ove it With o damp cld Made in Len | nished surface until dry. Case of j briliiant shades. $1.00 | 86,00, Bingle bottles 23 cents. 01 FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGCISTS. (a3 PXALT SIZE COMME IL.FAUT THE MERCANTILE CIGAR, BETTER THAN EVER! Made of the fluest quality of Havana Tobacco th 2 bo bought, Equal in evers respeet to the et myorted ¢ Munufactared by F, R, RICE MERCANTILE CIGAR FACTORY , St, Lovls A Full SE/ B85 D 8 O TEETH, YP¢) octor Teeth extractod in morning LEo YING_' ) = Professional Nur nternal ect L guar IAN B ey Brd Floor, Paxton Blosk 16thand Farnam Streets, Telophons 10: BRING THIS WiTH YOU and ox- Treats all Kinds of discises, teruul. Guaraniees In every cuse. funded in all cases whore patient 1s I yo& are Det-g;;mined' To have the small-wing Collars you cannot do_better than to ask for our makes. ~ We manufacture a large varis ety of thew, in both the Cluelt and Coon Brands. Cluett 'fi' Brand, 25¢c. fiel, Noresular fes char,ed, Iatients whatever amount they ean afford for tr 16th and Capito! Ave. Crounse 13lock, [tooms 6, 7Tand 8, Om WASHBURN ® Guitars, Mandoling & Zithers ha Coon Brand, 20¢. Have you heeded our pointers and tried The Monareh Shirt Yet? Do 50 the next time you buy, and you will thaak us for the suggestion. CLOETT, COON & CO. LYON & HEALY, CHICAGO.