Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 14, 1900, Page 12

THE OMAH 4 BI SDNESDAY, NOVEMB INTERESTED I IKRIGATION CITY MAY KILL 7S OWN COWS TEN FREE, SCHOL g e iisonnd Bl e S g And Special Bargaine on Main FIoor | The New Economs Bargain Room Meat Inspector Favors Erection of | ne Filled with Astonishi Values Slaughter House So that Diseased | I0STON STORE, OMAHA R WEDNESD Business Men Will Assist in Mr Meat e Barred, ‘Tn Be Given on December 3, 1000, to Ten| PETTICOAT - . J JE ON MAIN FLOOE Maswell's Big Project 1a . " ta Readers of The Bee, f ‘r‘."‘w i ks pedtil 1 dozen petticoats, cousistin are butc ! - i saté - b | colored m v ed sateer WANT TO SEE ARID LANDS RECLAIMED ' u» ¢ o in Omaha rules | THOUSAND DOLLARS GIVEN FREE red rized 0 of ruffles, also metallique-str Connell up 0 ttorne n petticoat., every ono worth up 0, on | price 0 in al 'E'V t t o suggestion Dr. | respondence | $ale on main floor, o « I and cotto e WE'VE Eastern g A T 1} cel are now in the hands of the | 'The | In this lot we also inclu y yarn lot ’ o b Lo 10 THE ip that it {2or ard and only one tt cems . knit petticoats, for cold weather wear, in " bis s oy o for p i way of their adoption and | | this sale at ¢ 1 ; 800 new fur collare These are made | i all colc ack ogu I K s may 1 spected on fn tho latest shapes, of electric seal, | price 4 this sale it will ge 0CK | ustrakhan, mufon Omaha, where the g0v- | (o college, at great expense and with | nations, many of them long tabs in fr ki withe i wool nove OF Irrigati ill pass upon them, of | geveral years' loss of time from work, t0|on pargain square at all wool ds, all wool stripes, all wool ot 1se controlled by the city | gecuro a good professional education. You | " sic CHILOREN'S MITTS, 2¢ PAIR s, ull other weaves too n us to MEN'S | cause it's the most necded article in men's 1 108 ot irrig malia and In charge of o city inapec- | can study FIKLL at lome, [n one of ahe | Thousands of Infants’ and children’s Knit | mention . goods sold from 7oc to $1.50 MENT wénr Just ut Present ” more dapger of tor re not available for the erec- | pPree Scholarships which The Bee w Ve | mitts, white, with silk stitching, worth 25¢ s male all w o o ' " tal r cold 1 ar n \eeossie Omaha N y | we [ \ip on many butchers to com- | most votes to their credit on December| padies' and mi: black yarn mitts, fons, flan ete., ete., in the new . ke " ‘, . Yo o o « the arid land . y s of t them to have their stock killed in 1900, worth to 3hc, go at Ge palr economy bargain room. New bargain ry IN makes ) ible ve g O Seservolr ton rrigatic nore Omaha The voting coupon is always to be found | ~ Crochet fancy back double mitts, on sale | guy HAYDEN BROS Starting at $4.60 far o good, war € wo vy 5 h e tound a Tive Ramacelottl believes that a city | on pa of The Bee; get your friends to « 1 2 pair —— OMAHA | alongats0cand $1.00 advance unt reach t fier i . 1 could be built f L T interest in the & ering of (he | SLELLEE Houe oLl e praed.for | carmri7e 40d vote fof o carly SO L O o miemn t04 shiatiae.covered | ABLE TO PLEASE ALL GOMERS L% | Tt vou car to reach, and, regardloss of tho pri Fine quality snteen and silkoline-covere 3 e » to glve you tho best overco cor would reimb the city for| Seven of these Freo Scholarships will | comforts, hand tufted, worth $1.25, go at Honth y p BUT e (1 ol DALy Lt wh an expenditure and pay the salary | prepare you for a position at drafting, & |7Ge each. ol Wethoatst of an additional inspector, who would be | prof n paying the high averago salary | Extra larga size, hand tufted, silkoline Who Asked for o Methodist THAT ; | In charge of th & all the time. of $1,000.00 a year. It will be eagy to get|and sateen-covered comforts, no larger com fscopnt Itey ¢ Stamp. WOULDN'T ‘ Men s fall declared M h the beginning of cold weather much |y gituation, for draftsmen were never 5o | forts made worth $2.50, & ach. - | coultse LHW . brought into Omaha from nelghbor- | much fn demand as now. Whilo working| SPECIAL SALE OF BLANK ‘ Gl onby man with ‘& Dines Klverk CuUT b 1o (Ne . ng states aud offered for sale. Un-|at drafting you can keep on studying to| Full size cotton bed blankets, 1%¢ each. | broad-brimmed felt hat, immaculate t ‘H“‘.'l"”_ Ahe 1 | crupulous dealers have an opportunity o [ qualify yourself for tho fafuential and| Extra heavy cotton bed blankets, 187ge | linen and an embarrassed air approached ANY | oV ercoa S net e rk ad meat in this way and the | pighly-paid profs ns of architecture, | size, at 45 nd 98¢ r | the stamp window in the revenue depart | | mea is anxious to protect the | mechanical, electrical or eivil engineering, | Drummers' emall samples of cotton bed [ment at the postoffice yesterday and asked | FIGURE Men’s 0'Coats— pub There have been no complaints re- | or one of the other profitable occupations | blankets at each Deputy Colletor Fred Houtz for a revenie " . t aste a . | o of pate beaver, velvet collar ol . & a cently concerning the animals killed by any | for which the scholarships prepare. Extra heavy all wool bed blankets at $2.50, | stamp. 1F serectly constructed, extra good 84 50 okt Lol L0 o oo s of the local dealers. Some time ago Dr.| with encrgy and ambition you can rise o [$3.50, $4.95 and $7.50 pair “How many?" asked Mr. Houtz > 4 will be wi oexase o8 Lhi ! | Ramacciotti drove tricky dealers out of | tho very top OIL CLOTH AND LINOLEUM SALE “1-1 guess one in enough,” ho faltered THE | bl " business and reports that he can find no| you ne had such a good chance to| The best grade of all kinde of oil cloth| “\What denomination () Lmn\—- Kkross does no g its ¢ : fault with the markets which are now | ge pod start in life e our window |fn all widths, in mill remnants up to six| “What—how's that D o L] f west cut and make, ¢ it rying | get a good start in N o f ¥ selling m | display at the BROWNING-KING CLOTH- | yards long, go at 16¢ yard. There are hun- | “what denomination PRICES . ) y piped . 8 oty . . 1 “ o o ¢ t as ING STORE, 15th and Douglas streets. dreds of pleces of one pattern, enough to| T young man blushed 1 A h w E pe $10 o'coat you Tk *|ELECTRICIANS ~ MAY DIVIDE | "iu't negiict the opportunicy, but lunch | cover any size roon | trousers and blurted ERE ] A . Into the CONTEST with the fixed deter-| Tho best grade of linoleum, none better at| “\ethodist Episcopal NOT N - Omak He Outeome | pination to carry off one of the valuable |any price, in long mill remnants up to “That was all that ne r \‘“ S () Coat “How ortant it s to O Iy ot ey Between | prizes at stake yards square, Our price ! rth | Mr. Houtz, In telling the story af THE Black or ¥ crsey, velvet collar, [ el x back, made jjv|~r plans m 18 sel 8 city Linen . Jllowing s the standing of the candi- fup to §1.( 1 didn't have to ask b ro qu qut . 1a the gate to the west. It will thrive | I up to 4 p. m. te Moquetto and velvet carpet rugs ‘at 75¢, | jon ause 1 knew h t 4 LOWEST, lke 1 $25 ones The strike of the Electrical Workers and prosper only In such measure b g *. Benzing, Grand Island, Neb.. 20 | worth $1.50. g i | reven amp for a1 o lconse,” . % Men’s O'Coats— transmissourt territory thrives and pros. |Union on the Thompson-Houston Klectrlo | watgon K. Perkins, B. E. Bruce &'Co Ingrain carpet rugs at 2ic e WOULD Light company has caused a division in the | i iy 5 o bargains i . o Ostord g extra woll made and pers and how great this measure would be | g s e 0 the | peank A. Decker, Council Bluffs, Ia..2,265 | And hundreds of other bargains in Ty . o \ished, fine linings, regular, price €an, susily, o WbpFeciated it (o weat were |ERUKE 0f Lli unlon which Will pesmit et | w i, Re s, Hastings, Neb v basement today tha war re pack 0 1T | o 08 M - r} tain of the workmen in the employ of the |y, t, Cis 30 Meredith ave BOSTON STORE, OMAHA, new s of Anhe ) o § o'con i ‘ fnhabited by millions of prosperous agri- ATy 3 edith a 2 company to continue at work without los- | 1 here thero are now, compara e PrMmmle b fed. | 108 membership in the union, while another it R bk by much a fed- | pranch will wage warfare upon the business tion for the government to store | of the corporation 1 waters of western rivers, pre of the We talk much about Overconts of late bes Muller, Fisher & Lawrie 2 N. W. Cor. 16th and Dot john W. Muir, Omaha Machine WKs. | John Haynes, Dewey & Stone....... | Attention, A, F. a AL | ¥, B. Holbrook, 1108 Harney street..1, All members of tho Maronic fraternity orving them for tho use of settlers when \“k in somo other trades tho electrical | joun (, Aflen, 2320 Chicago ave...... in Omaha are requested to meet at Masoni a0 and preventing them from {nundate | orxers &re divided into brkuchies, the |11 q, yan Avery, 1008 Gapitol ave......1,889 | isll on Friqeyjafterncon, November 16, @ p SRt the country and_acec hing g most prominent line of demarkation being | wiy A, Brown, Fullerton, Neb........1,101 | 1 o'clock to act as aa escort to the grand | ing st Louis, Mo, X 0000000000000 between the lnemen and those who work | g : s of the « 0 by floods In the springtim . W. Bartling, Nebraska City, . lodgoe at the laylng of th ao by floods In the spriugtime, as It 18 | ingido of houses, known s wiremen Fatkhi he, In| 3 ree o | the new High school buildir S ‘ 1o build levees to hold the waters of the |, st E ) : | W. . Hatch, 1019 8, or street...... b & . y N Sower Miksiseipdl Y U.hu m‘ f n(w”\ n::l \:1:':\\\‘ l\llll:lhl"\l“ | Lawrence Willlams, Council Bluffs, la Visiting brethren Auny‘..m\\ 'n ‘l‘l\l\\: o , o s A A 3 ones who have complained and who have 3 o artictpate JORN D, H( A &Y . There is only one thing necessary to Wil Ceslkor HNeC NeBTen Areitioe | Y IILinm 2cooHer Parker street.. partictpat ¥ f ) : - o 0 4 d, Ne 3| Acting Master, Nebraska Lodge No. 1 2 REIHE alulle WEG RCdY HIBBEGLS IS the construction department of | N Morsan, Grand I " 4 JOHN 1. CHAPMAN 4 L4 W things we desire and that is a display of A. J. Van Antwerp » sincerity an L pro of earnestness which hert ma fur . e ol i R UNION PACIFIC will attract to our support @ majority of | yo1g their jobs, and further, they desire to | oy e M Will make the following Reduced Rates, the members of the national congress. This aln thelr stauding in the union. For | ! et C. 8 LOBINGIER | r Charge It can only be done by inter T | Woods, Council Bluffs, la.... 0 A - b this reason It 18 probuble that the Inter- AR e Sl B Ul Master, St. Johns T . project their constituents. We must, con- | patjonal union of Electrical Workers will | e ey HEA R L LIRS weduently, faterest (0 o greater extent tha | o sequentcd (o issuo o chartor to a pow | L4isy Hickman, Bennctts Dept. Storo av presnt the business men of the east |ynjon fu Omaha, one which will inctude “.”’"I‘_ ",""l'f"',“']". ‘,".H'x‘"‘,‘)”"”m ny castera business assoctations | unly the linemen seorge L. Fi Supply house o 3 ; y { [ wtiont | ynly th e I s bbbl 667 BARTLE o 46, died Sur have endirsed our efforts voluntarily and | \wiy the organization of the linemen's | . Hits, 28 ," WAF] Btrestiivi 1 Vovember 11 there cati be no doubt that we will get an |ynjon the matter of the wages of these | Cor Jedch, 1100 8. 27th stroet . . il Wednesday at 2 p. m. at appropriation in the next congress it We | workmen would be taken from the hands | Vi0ford Tininger, 111 th strect.. 3| residence, 16 Ho. Jin continue our efforts in that direction and | u¢ the wiremen and other electrical work: | lay beforo cougrecs the needs wnd possi- | ‘e, and while they would work in harmony | INVESTORS GET BIG PHOFITS ' billtles of the case. hey would not be bound to stand or fall | — IIARD 0.L FINISH Dave Mer Promises Help. together. There has for some time been [ Om Syndicate Safld to Have N o Congressman Mercer attended thi [ less friction between the two Clenned Up a Conslderable Sum Sherwin-Willlams Co.'s VARNISI ) j ongreseman Mercer attended the meet s in Omaha and they have strug- on Recent Boom 1n Stocks. their paints, are of superlative quality.| bl ing and expressed himselt sy heartily i Toit Tho! CORtrolL ot thes Grantiation e They aro put up 1n SMALL cans —as well as | “bark num ! it o, ‘.;:In: of tho Nlrmlu} |\u.m( ‘If we can ®al1 | (o injuring their own condition by the | Omaha fnvestors and speculators are from | large ones. ‘There are varnishes for FUR- i TRl ympathy of the east in this matter,’ | friegle. The division, it it can be effected, | $500,000 (0 $1,000,000 abead as the result of | NITURE and varnishes on purpose for jobber OMAHA TO OGDEN AND SALT LAKE CITY, ONE WAY, OMAHA TO OGDEN AND SALT LAKE CITY. ROUND TRIP, OMAHA TO BUTT: AND 1. LENA, MONT., ONE WAY, . OMAHA TO BUTTE AND HELENA, MONT., ROUND TRIP, OMAHA TO SPOXANE AND PORTLAND, ONE WAY, OMANHA TO SPOKANE AND PORTLAND, ROUND TR of Figs, OMAHA TO TACOMA AND SEATTLE, ONE WAY, r y OMAHA TO TACOMA AND SEATTLE, ROUND TRIP, Round Trip Tickets Limited Thirty Days from Date af Sale. thvonen e Hiver and aeeny guxpended | ¢ as tho only solution of the matters which |stocks which followed tho re-election of | “HARD OIL FINISH. DRU New ulty Ticket Office, 1324 Fanam St, Talenhonl 318, ations can be diverted for the purpe BAYS gRuten diseard. MeKinley. It fs almost impossible to get | Halt-pint can Fimily Paint..... ; . W. Cor. 16th and Chic $evoccoece 00000000000000000000000¢0 ' ietikation resatvare 8 b anyono to the ma Half-pint can Vaoraish Stain.. 7 constructing irrigation reservoirs in the Is Uncle Sum Your Phys nt Aoyono to tAlk about the matier, but it la| Halt-pint can e ¢ wel jlished tha cate | Half-pint cans Screen Paint........... =S — weat, “the §ood that will .came ta our| Why thke medicites when ths U. 8. gov- | inily well estaviitiied thet & syndisate ke 2, 3 5 bought n large amount of sugar and other | Quarter-pint cans Enamel Paint...... 20c| {ransmisouri reglon will bo so tdr-reach- | uroment, which owns the Hot Springs of | gioek on the Now York board. None of the | Quarter-piut cans Bicycle Enamel...... 2ic | il ity rkansas, says they will cure rheumatism, | oo, \\i1) gay what the outcome of the in- | Half-pint cans Buggy Paint........... ¥ 4 I. A. Fort of North Platte, H. F. Mc Igla, gout and mervous troubles, | Lol e paen but those who claim to | Half-pint cane Bathtub Enamel........ 60c| f Intosh and E E. Bruce spoke fn favor of | Vrite Bureau of Information, Hot Springs, | Y5 ! 3 A : S Kkuow something about it say that the ten | Half-pint cans 01 Stain pushing the ' matter with all possibl | ‘or illustrated book glving full information. 2 o en ar cast $50,000 aplece b 1 e-pint cans fine Varnish encrgy. Mr. Bruce asserted that within | nten are at least $0,000 apleca better off | One-pint ca the territory immediately contiguous te g | than they were tho day before the election, | Orsrquart e ahmcany niby o oo %1 g Omaha there are 30,000,000 acres of land s “matines day” at the popular| Aelde from this combination, several fn-| OH ...o.oov y . * 3 Wt that by meam of irrigation could be mad. | 'TPheum and the women and children will | dividuals fnvested heavily just before elec- | One-pound can hinon . ! tertile a 3 nd this week's bill well fashioned and de- | tion day and have pulled out of the market Canl for Col and productive and furnish ome 155 L000.000 re0s BOmE: | ighttul for their ecntertalument. Patrice |several thousands to the good. One of | | “Chirman Pickens o thoCommercta el squpnyi nl Tom Nawn und compauy ill’"u“ men who bad risked & few bundred sha[man&Mcc)nne” D[uu c[‘, OWiflg to our gigamic stock and tremendous furniture business fral chmmicin of seres Lo rosrese th | 1o, 4,16, STUrde Tho aee i, the| peelatnie Micten Jukd o lokags e e e s, e | Ve have been compelled to devote twice as much space to its sale this comuittee 1t is expected that x | 2808 Willsbe given after the regular per- | day the boom struck stocks and now he s e conmition 1t I cxpected (0t | Emns "oy Honay aipol Tog. sisbans | Stures tae b loo monen i - |as formerly, The carpets, wall paper, picture department and furni- in attendance. The committee consists of | ‘218 18 ubusually largo and indicates a A G acked hou e wr ore on Wik, i [ture departments must all be changed and moved, To make this ters, Rome Miller Attention, M. W, A | voard of assessment and valuation today O Giclatng, B, Oiipstary, | oot o WK, o o | RSt TS WL | v as light as possible we have made great reductions to dispose of |uested to attend the funeral of Ne been the assessment for eeveral years past E TR usated to atiaad the faneral ot Mol s H : as much present stock as possible and you can now buy A cclentiat s sts that milk be used | ‘Ixteenth street, tomorrow (We 1o extinguis » flames of burning | ' o'clock. Interment Forest Lawn R T i e e oy G st | The Unexpected p— Furniture 2t the Lowest Prices You Were Ever Asked, Ven. Consul quickly cure constipation, Indigestion, V. e S | wemer || AlWays Happens || SINGLE KIGHT | b e o o, of over fifty years of cu Try 1t also fo N 1 s ke 0 v , Rood returning until Jume 1, \X he St. Louls Flyer, leaving | 3 " — v 0 H ¢ 1 ig ¢ e g malartu, fever and ague, and be convinced | 1901, Special tours to Florida, Cuba, Key | », fll:rx:h: :':.0 p. m. and next .morning Everything goes in this ssle. Be sure and look us up before Vest and Old Mexico. Ask your nearest at 7:19 you are in St. Louis—463 miles | 1 yvou buy. Fine new style Metal bed, j ike cut; black gree ng company ha: | icket agent or write Jos. Teahon, Trav. |8, ) my. Fine n A letal bed, just like cut; black green A o in a single night 4 i moved trom us to 1514 Dougla: | “ass. Agt., Wabash R. R., 1415 Farnam st., Take the Denver Limited, leaving = and white enamels heavy brass trimmings; one of our many new et ymaha, Neb. - .. and next mornt - : e ; Gt UL e ARD RAX) RorY N o ! styles; a bed that brings $14.00 anywhere —ou +$9.75—AND & % % in 1% hour: i THIS PRICE INCLUDES A PENCIL WOVEN SPRING, i Tuke the Chicago Limited, leaving 5 &0 = A ‘ ~ lse woman | B A R o Fine Brass Rail Metal Bed for $4.95. train from Omaba that carries a l 9000000000000 03000000000000200 0000000000000 0%000200 ald, “to wuch e at s |3 a ((ll’l\l(‘" he sald, “to such an extent that some of | i1 be amicable und both sides look upon | tho sresidential contest and the boom in | FLOORS. —Then there s the np-.unlruuscHAEFE the money which I8 uselessly expended s Ibrary observation car. : Ove of the best lines of Fine high-back cane seat [ the one Who Orders ( - Sleoping and chalr cars on all three y riced Chi ier Arm Rocker; we bave about 5 eIt g cars on the Demver | Medium priced Chiffoniers 5 ey AU BOORGLIITE ]‘- t and Chicago trainm. in the city—over 60 styles ) A dozen of these: regular price H 5 |in mahogany, bird’s-eye : §3.00, sale price §1.75. Oak Pennsylvania Best Hard Coal and e T e P g gy Aol b5 g A g AR |all new *!ylc« and the price S back; about 4 dozen on hand; Sheridan Best Wyoming Coal from ot Tovd e ™ B0z FARNAM STREET. §} o er, Solid Onk | Mool sells’ for #3.20, sale price X " 250, s | chiffoniers, 5 (lr:l\\‘4'l'~'.i~'0lld aw-suits, foreclosul N BURLING IN STATION, VIOTOR WHITE, 1606 Farnam. _ T¢l. 17 [| orH AND MASON sTs. { brass pulls, no mirror— An EQUITABLE LIFE | worth #5.50; salo ~ price | %5.00. Same with bevel polley o e guards against all 2 ‘ mirror §6.95, these dangers to your family, it you' die, Besides it is an Excellent Investment Winter lJnderwear. Figure It Out Winter is here and our Underwear Depart When your bullding catches ment is full of light and heavy weights, all wool, | REaad 70 AR5 19. 478 ATE part wool, fleece lined, or any style for ladies or And even if you don't— children, that you may want. you can bulld snother— Wi . : ¥ . f When you die Children’s Night Drawers, in outing flannel, the loss to your family is with feet, from 2 to G years, knit, 60c. l‘w"u\ et S s A A . 4 8 et your building 18 probably Children's Outing IPlannel Night Duve , O0c, . %100, insured for its full value D and $1.50. While your 1 ¥ : s e 2 Did you ever stop to figure tra good quality Fleeced Vests or Pants, 50c. D what your lite reslly is Pleeced Lined Union Suits, 65¢ up, worth our family Yart Wool Vests and Pants, To¢ rlwnuliful quality, $1.00. KODAKS AND CAMERAS al greatly Part Wool Union Suits from $1.25 to the best llml s made. T“E EOUlTABLE Feduced pric ¢ % Ladies’ Black Wool Tights, T5¢, $1.00, $1.50, £2.00 and $2.75. 'I'he Hoben Bempster CO : g Children's Black Wool Tights, 45¢ up. . NEELY, Al iy ey Remember we are sole agents for Dr, Jaeger's celebrat et ;‘)‘u'“‘l‘"::' I"‘."'":":""""";"I“. @R Sanitary Underwear for ladies and children, 00000000000000000¢ Extra large oak Bookease, well and strongly made, regular price §8.95 sale price §4.50. 0000004 0CeTIVE00 A 0ONT LEAVE IT TILL THES hoati Y B LAST WEEK %4, g NH \’.]nm of fine .gqun :ml\ 1 Trees, oval French plate e o All odd mirror, beveled. All have hall 3 & and s, solid brass hat hooks, | low reg tlar prices— 50 rack for §7.85—rack like cut. see our line before you buy. 1t you wish to fix up a few nice al- bums of photos for your friends at Christmas get them now and make a start, Don't leave it Ull the last minute. We have a beautiful sortment of albums, from 10c (o $7. Get a copy of the American Auny for 1901 (Tic). These have reached us and are the best number yet published. Our line of Couches and Morrg Chairs was never more complete, but to rave moving, this class of goods we have decided to cut the price 25 per cent. This brings these goods down 10 cost and b u many cises, 1v wili p now to i furniture heve during this ¢ . oooooooooonooo‘ooo'ao‘o“ooooo‘ooooa. Quarter-sawed Fxtension Tah'e. heavy leps—a regular $8.50 table for $5.50. 3 p me, 3 fect high, worth $1.115, sule price 75:. A $2.83filled, 3 punnel Screen, $1.50, CICHSCECOCOCOYTETO0S0CO0OD