Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 19, 1901, Page 10

MARKETROUSE GETS NEARER Pix Osuncilmen Agres that tha Oity Wb Kave One. RQUESTION OF SITE COMES UP NEXT | Profters Will Property to Condemnnii Likely He Asked fr Owners fore Resort Procecd- Ings Is Taken. Bix members of the Witely announced themselves the acquisition by the and a market house nine has stated that he is aoheme, while two more have pressed thelr sentiment As & result of this favorable atti fhe part of a majority of the the market house project will now pushed rapidly sthing exists to hinder the work and as early a consummation 8 conslstent with thoroughness and con servatism in the seloction and purchase of a aite 18 Intended by the amile npon the proposition At the meeting of the council committen yosterday afternoon Mr brought this matter plainly b the members. As the engineer of the market house scheme, involving the Juckson strect site, he demanded to know 1 it of the council on the whole question, and as a result & roll call of the councilmen was made, they being asked “yes” or “no’ t opinions, giving the same time a safe indication of what their vetes would ba on an ordinance look to auch an end Haseall, Burkley, Mount, Hoye and Lobeck said that they favored the market, mman said he did not. White born and Karr were out of the room at the time The object city of a market site tof th tude on alderman n gene Hasc al all to state Trostler of securing this expression ‘was merely to avold any waste of time and | labor upon such a lengthy matter Jf it were not to pass the councll in the ultimate success being now matter of method and means alone remains. Nothing mave a selection of the best plan of procedure now confronts the council a Site end. Its ured, the Quention of Of the two known schemes for securing the site, one by asking for proposals of sale and the other by condemnation, use will be made in order. First, the affair will be laid wide apen and everyone asked to come be fore the councll with a proposition to sell & site. If either satisfactory location or fgures cannot be secured by this methoe, the council will abandon it &nd condemn whatever site it choses Meanwhile attention fs (urning propositions known (o be already the council. That of M Mount prominent in the minds of the aldermen Just now. He proposes the purchase of thr tract bordering the west side of Nineteenth street between Harney street and St Mary's avenue, This property is owned by Herman Kountze, just now In New York City, but who will return to Omaha on De cember 1 Mr. Koustze fs anxlous for the council to defer actiom till his return, as he says he will then submit a proposition for the e of this property. The dimenslons arc I66X500 teet. Mr. Mount is in communi tion with Mr. Kountze and will urge the s curing of this site on any reasonable terms He states its principal recommendation as being the only plot of ground of any size dequate for the purpose £o near the busi nass center. MATTERS IN CRIMINAL COURT to the betore 18 most aded guilty to grand larceny before Judge Baker yesterday and was sentenced to one year in the peni tentiary. He assaulted O, Oleson and stole $66 from him a few weeks ago. Fred Hill and J. Blaher were arraigned betors Judge Baker on a charge of burglary and pleaded not gullty. Harry Thomas was arraigned on & charge of robbery and pleaded not gullty Fd4 J. Walllng pleaded not guilty charge of embezzlement brought him by D, J. 0'Brien. to a against ar. A few years ago the cable system was con aldersd the best, but since the invention of the trolley the cable is being rapldly dis- placed. Experts now clalm that com pressed air will eventually be the car power of the future. In all lines of industry im- provements are constantly being made, but in medicine Hostetter's Stomach Bitters atill bolds the lead, because 1t is impossible to make a better medicine for Indigestion, dyspepsia, bolching or billousness. Be sure to try It JUDGE FAWCETT STANDS PAT Overrales the Motion to Set Aside the German Savings Hank Com- Jnage Fawcett overruled a motion to Nave the compromiee in the German Suy Angs bank case set aside. This compromise was effected fn July and makes it possible for about $200,000 worth of claims againat the bank to be settled for $100,000. The /depositors who are dissatisfied with Judge Fawcett's ruling having appealed the case ‘te the supreme court. THISTLES AN able Deduction Outting down thistles no more relie fhe land of thistles than does scouring the acalp cure dandruff. In each case per- manent relief can only come from erad!- oating permanently the cause. A germ that plows up tho scalp in searching for the Bair root where it saps the vitality, caudes dandruft, falling hair, and bald- Mesa Tt you kill that germ, you'll have Wo dandruff but a luxuriant sult of hair. Newbro's Herplcide 1s the only hair prepa- wation in the world that cures dandruff, falling hatr and baldness by killing the germ. “Destroy the cause, you remove \the effect.” ! — lver amoking sets. Edholm, jeweler. Homeseekers' K On Tuesdays, November 19, December 3 and 17, the Missourl Pacific will mell tickets to certain points in the south, ooutheast and southwest at rate of one fare for round trip, plus $2. Final return limit twenty-one days from date of sale. Wor further information or land pamphlets call on or address company's offices, south- esst corner Fourteenth and Douglas streets, Omaha, Neb. THOMAS F, GODFREY, 'heref P.&T A Shampooing and halr dressing, 25c. Ia eonnection with The Bathery, 216-220 Bee Sutldf Tel. 1716, Publish yeur legal notices in The Weekly |Bee. Telephone 238. Stlver almond sots. Edholm, jeweler. m | councilmen | | count | he who | their escape | | placed | messenger boy was sent out to the TALE OF AN ALARM BELL Owner of A store Forgeis to Lock the roand Paye n Measens i durk inday n nd Hiputian B inlo inside e a faint circl osene lamp He pped oftly just as the the federal bullding struck 11:20. The officer thought a burglary was | prog nd that the glimmer in the back was the light lantern re flected from the burnished door of a ss Ho drew revolver and the ween the counter his foot struck that retched acro nches al n tant the o the | mighty clangor of a bell on an upper floor He had touched off the burglar alarm The officer crouched in the shelter and his reckoning a burglary going on back there or the cracksmen would have larm when they passed through. burglary, and It I'm alone here then who ever it is up stairs | d by that alarm (s likely to head of the stafrs and take a first sees moving, | Then again it it i the best thing for to do is right where | T am and nab them as they run by to make walking h ht, f K thout back ed th his tiptoed Sndd had the pa been A fow samo th stillness wa took an't be reaso set off the It it 40 in th store ome to the the he bur o stav hot at torm S0 he re the The Five nained crouching in the counter hell minutes shelter of tairs continusd 1o ring passed. Still the bell rang The officer’s legs w beginning to get stift his position was cramped. He | pictured to himself an indignant proprietor leaning balustrade at the upper tanding bulldog pistol trained on the stor waiting for something to shoot at By bending forward could still the faint gleam of light th back room. The bell upstairs Iustily as ever Then an idea struck his club upon the floor, vocal with his shouts. sponse A half hour later in charge with a room the he see in was clanging away as | the officer. Beatin he made the stor There was no re a messenger boy of the store and wa another | home o the proprietor, thirty blocks away, to notify him that something was wrong. He had gone away Sunday afternoon and forgotten | to lock the front door, that was all. The | oversight cost him $1 for messenger rervice The bell was still ringing when, at 12 he arrived to break the connection Warning. Imitations of our Budwelser label agnin entered some m that inferior beers are our Budwelser hay compelled—for our own p publish a warning to the public. Our Bud welser Is sold under the one well known label, bearing that name, and the word | Budwei Appears upon every cork Substitution of one beer for another and deception of every kind is impossible 1t the consumer is on the alert Anheuser-Busch have ets and complaints belng substituted been recelved. W ection—to | Brewing Quicker me v nois Centr: Effective Sunday, 10, the Tilinots Central will shorten the time on their trains to Chicago and tha Twin Cities. Train No. 4, which now leaves at 7:00 a m., will be changed to leave at 7:10 a. m.; train No. 2, the “Chicago and St. Paul Lim- | ited,” which now leaves at 7:45 p. m., will be changed to leave at 7:50 p. m. There will be no change in the arriving time at Chicago, St. Paul or Minneapolis. Train No. 1 will e Chicago at 6:25 p. m., instead of p. m., and reach Omaha at 8:20 a. m., fustead of 8:05 . m Special attention is {nvited to the superior equipment on both our Chicago and St. Paul trains. Buffet-library cars are run on the night trains and parlor-buffet cars on the daylight run City ticket office street. Ass'n Nov. is at 1402 Far Chafing dish sets. Edholm, jeweler. $5.00 for Half a Dar's Work. 1t you live in the country or in a small town and have a good acquaintance among the farmers and stockraisers In the nelgh- borhood, you can make $5.00 easily by four or five hours' work. Write us and we will send you our proposition, Tho Bee Publish- iug company, Solicitor's Dept., Omabd, Neb. Will Be Resumed Vin Pennayivanin Lines. The Chicago and-Florida Special through passenger ervice over Pennsylvania Lines from Chicago via Cincinnati to Florida re sorts will he resumed about January 6 1902, Passengers will be taken through from Chicago to Jacksonville and St. Au- gustine without change. Only one night en- route. Meals In dining car. Further par- ticulars may be ohtained by communicating with H. R. Dering, A. G. P. Agent, 24§ South Clark street, Chicago. Wanted, erate sary. cation, young lady competent to op typewriter; stenography not neces- Apply, stating experience and edu to L 48, Bee Send articles of incorporation, notices of stockholders’ moetings, efc., to The Bee We will give them proper legal insertion Telephone 238 Shampooing and hair dressing, connection with The Bathery, 216-2 building. Tel. 1716 Cut glags finger bowls. Edholm, jeweler DIED, DILLRANCE W Dillran, at'7a m Funeral servie widow yeurs, 1001 111 be held at residence. 620 South Seve nth street, Tuesday af ip On Wednesday morning remains will he taken to lowa for burla of 1 m Tohn nths, Nothing Approaches at $3.50 Always No matter how fancy the price asked Borosls are now and will stay in the lead. They have many imitators, but when similar style and quality 15 shown the price jumps to $6 or $5, but Borosis, no matter what leather and how heavy the solo or wide the edge, remain calmly at W always. A Borosis it always meana a Soroais customer for present and future foot- wear, SorosisShoe Store 203 8. 15th St. rank Wilcox, Mgr. Send for catalogue. THE OMAHA DAILY \ AN ENTIRE UNMADE DRESS ROBE FOR $5.00 YOUR CHOICE OF ANY OF THE Unmade DressRobes FROM THE MONTANYE-WELLS CO, STOCK $ Montanye-Wells Co's Price $5.00 yard Montanye.-Wells Co's Price $4.50 yard FOR BEF: TUESDAY Montanye-Wells Co's Price $4.00 yard Montanye-Wells Co's Price $3.50 yard Montanye-Wells Co's Price $3.00 yard These include Panne Cloths, Broadeloths, Homespuns, Bengalines, Tailor-made Cloths, Armures, Shark's Skin, Etamines, Prunellas, Basket Cloth, ‘also sheer materials for evening and reception gowns, such as grenadines, ef ch pattern containg from to 7 vards, depending on Ith of goods-—entire patterns on at £5.00, $2.00 Dress Goods at 50c¢ $4 Silks and Velvets at 98¢ \d Hundreds of yards of Montanye-Wells Co's silks and dress i vets terns Silks at 49¢ and 09¢ yard Thousands of yards of high silks, taffetas, plain and cades, black silks, all at 48 high grade pa for dresses, cholce on bar exclusive patterns in exclusive walst pa br treet or part caded silks and fancy taffetas gain square, 0c vard Corded Velvets 75¢ yard 27-inch corded velvets, thing for jackets orown grade the latest ¥ bro or entire suits, in and 66 blue, green or castor, yard 7 yard Purther Reductmns on the L. C. & S. Stock Not a garment reserved, evervthing is subject to the i price cuts now in force. these great values, 42-inch Automobiles, $6.75. mense Come tomorrow and take advantage of Castor automobiles, 42-4n A fine Buarantee cufts, at § Al the b and Suft ks, worth 1 out long, with high storm collars Kersey, 2i-inch box coat, with Heavy golf skirt lining, storm collars and | grays, with stitched separate flounces worth £.00, go at $2.8 Sample suits and the Lincoln & B C £25.00 to $30.00, In bl Norfolk styles, go at §1 Basement Tuesday. nehes wide dr swiss and madras, worth 40c, go at 124gc yard, 46-inch wide comfor silkoline, yard Al wool faced 15c yard Grand special bargains large size, very soft forters of our own make, filled with fine white cotton, hand tufted, equal 0 eastern made com! $6.75. in oxfords and of the Li Iadies .00 and $6.00 $1.50, )i Cloak children’s to close wunce balunce of th. suits, worth eton and Special Bargains in double- vard fancy One big counter of ery fancy shaker flannel, 3 of faced One big counter prints dress 31ge yard, ¢ of fancy elderdown flannel, ) RO outing flannel One big count walstings, worth Persian Ste yard » in extra Very heavy and heavy com worth 10¢ Fine Henrle cen funcy printed, 6lgc yard yord yard plain worth HAYDEN; 2nd Day Sale |Of “International Waist Co’s” Broadway Stock More than 10,000 waists in the opportunity our New York THIS (HH ANTIC STOCK OFF WOOL WAIST FICED TO US AT ONETHIRD REGULAR PRICE This and the remaining goods from the 5th Aveuue stork ABSOLL THE MOST RENOWNED 8 ALE DAY It 15 surprising to to ourselves where the thousands of people come from that are taking advantage of these great sales. We know no other than that these goods are the best for the mone 1f vou make a purel in this great cloak department of ours and change your mind, your money will be returned without hes- itancy. We defy the world The Waists divided into great hig sections SECTION A—Flannel waists, and front blacks, this tremendous puor rh:lsc'. buyer was waiting for Just will 1 IF THE SEASON | tabrles and French | trimmed with braid SECTIONS € AND D-—F corded back Waists, in beautiful shades, castors, tans reds, grays and blacks—they are worth up $5.00, on sale at $1.50 and $1.98. | 200 beautiful waists, worth up to $10.00 for $2.98 and $2 The Remaining Stock of Goods from 5th Avenue Stock 200 suits in blouse, etons and other styles | lined with Skinner's satin, in serges and cheviots, browns, for $12.50, castors, worth up to $18, at $10. 1 lot women's suits for $4.95 There were more skirts than we realized. WOMEN'S SKIRTS | 400 rainy-day skirts, worth $4.50, at $1.98. 500 women's dress ekirts, trimmed with stitched bands of taffeta and saiin, made of storm serges and pebble cheviots, and | broadcloths, precaline lined and velvet bound, on sale at only §5,00. JACKETS As usual our $10 facket is the talk of the town. Hetter than ever this season. Ret ter kersey, same guaranteed satin liniog, trimmed better, more stylish lect one, take it around town and bring it back if you can beat it, They are worth $15, $10.00 KAGLANS ‘We hava come back te see your Rag. lans again. Wo have tried all over town and cannot find anything as sultable for the money.”. \These and similar remarks we hear evory day oak dept 1 Beautiful kersey in dark grays, lined with Ski they are worth | 12 1AL FOR TU heavy flannels worth §: corded and . at 98¢ Are ench flannel new sleeve and new collar. worth §1.50, reds blues and tans ITION B at 49c 8| Women's waists, fn all wool they are worth blues and in this stock | at raglans, r's satin, 3 pers, of with 12-inch flounce, worth Women's flannelette wre | eeived, bvetter than those wrappers, | worth $1.25 HAYDEN BROS . EELEY ©r¢ of the beat eyuipped of the Keeley system of inatis CURE '"'*" the only Keeley Institute fn Nebraska Cu © Drug Users, Tobacco Use INSTITUTE, 10 und Leavenworth, Omahn. Cures Barber’s Itch |Al kinds trouble can be avolded by using a chest protector rarly Iin the game, before you get on your Ko skin affeetl back. We've got a rousing big nu .n iteh and no other that ap) klml\ and colors—from flunnel, ously and hangs on 8o pel nters. to the full chamoly ves offer remedy for this t h $8.00 boys—for th & sell und « POSITIVE 1 Victor's Tonic Lotion following buy a on-Don't lay it 3100 Temptation b0c Pozzon! Powder e La Blanche Powder Ze Laxative Bromo-Quinine This is not a “dope” or a “whitewash," Quinacetal (for colds) but & thin amber liquid with agreeah odor,” which may be wpplied to tho" face night and morning and whi will cure any kind of or ative skin condition. TH DS of Omaha peopla have used “VICTOR'S T 1C lAP'I'll) $1.00 Warner's Safe Cure $1.00 Lambert's Listerine for BARBER'S ITCH, PI) ENT BOIL! R PATCH e Cramer's Kidney (e 200 Cramer's Tansy, Cotton-Root and ‘Remember, not TIVE FACE TONIC, Pennyroyal Pills Price, 50c bottle; by mail $1.00 Hot Weter Hottle Sherman & McConnell Drug Co. $1.00 Fountaln Syringe Cor, 16th and D for 98 just re. SDAY last week Women's flannelette Drunkennel KEELEY 50 annoying as barber's rs 50 myster Istently. We uble, which we ARANTEE. It ts and equencos nd put it 31,00 dse i Hottls #20 Combination Water and “dope” but a CURA- [ L The above rubber goods giuarante ¢ vear SOHAEFER'S ‘“urisor. . § W, Cor. 18th toage vered FREE to any part of city, OVEMBER 19, Omaha’s Greatest Shoe Sale. T wo more shoz stocks to this immensely sensational shoe sale at— Boston Store, Omaha, On Sale Tomorrow Thonsands of the of Chicago, pairs of men's fine Florsheim Cugtom to sell o on bar shoes from Factory wade ut and six dollars, galn squares at $1.08 D000 women's fine the £3.50 IMloss Sy tive shoes, inclnd “Ultra* 1w stocks ng the from at 2000 pairs Hygienle Shoes, $1.39 W0 pairs Dancing Slippers, 000 pairs childs’ and misses’ sample Shoes Infants’, 1 L Infants’ Sample Shoes, Childs' Sample and $1.00, Shoes, Misses' os, $1.50, More Bargains in Basement 10¢, Slippers, aund Rl Suwple Infants’ Womn and 7 Women's Men's She Moensins, '« House nhe S0 Ove $1 riters, and $1 {BRANREIS Let us Take aKnock Some unscrupulous sales- men for responsible houses who are competing with us for business have many times that our gar- ments are not made in Omaha. emphatically that our gar- ments are made here and we are quite willing to have | our customers go to the| | shops and houses when | their garments are made and see the work done. They will find prosper- ous, who earn their money and get it once a week. Now let us take a knock. Our competitors have no right to let irresponsible em- ployes tell lies about us. Although these stories are not true, every one has not 19 s 50 they hurt us, because every Omaha man wants to_feel that the money he spends own town. We buy our woolens direct from the buy our trimmings in the same way, and we have —here. Our Mr. Paffenrath is i still away, but come and see the other fellows at e o] TELE TAILOR | Karbach Block, 7209-“ So. 15th St, HON |BEE WANT ADS | PRODUCE RESULTS i stated | We want to say| | intelligent workmen | | time to verify them, and| remains in circulation in his | mills that make them. We| our work made on the spot | | | I i HAY DEN: all wool, - at 98¢ goods house challles, prices will be | bargains as the ol strictly all wool; at 49c. & tanele ettas goods worth worth 2 inches wide regular T shudes inches wide, the f Star plug chewing tobaceo... Navy plug chewing to Battle Bull Dy Hotel, C: THOUSANDS OF 'EM € ¥ avercoats of suits, known " assortient he at CONSN known session. should We o have the and variety Wl ko that man, no ight, we satisly, the ISTEN UALITY., W facts in I'he be your oint today “Nebras clothing last boy can clothi there's We've I and one all the as cheap as his from come with him, us and both any canse 8 il and we'll take vou he be satisfied. Ment's Suits, $4.50 up. Men’s Yebraska & Our grand reducing sale i G4-inch zibeline ry now on in our lar $1 goods, strictly | O s sale Our $1.50 Imported Victorias and our rench Venetlans all will go on th ur wa Wo are headquarters for walstings Our variety s five in the west. Our ge from G0c to $1.25 yd wr app: and to- da times as large and o oxtord | ladies Tc this s i'rench O’coats, ur $3.00 castor g coats, tans, bla Raglan ale at $2.50. s INGS, goods 0 por cheape You must examine flannels and cash thorong matte width, shy dition, that and LOW ENT buy his ¢ vou Dress G and $4.50 Pries Kkimono good: meands of thonsands They embrace every of h ther pattern the isn't is r what his 1pe of con cannot it that, PRICES ' WITH ith thes your Nebr objective Pos ska ng no denying first, Yo is ree, time lothes just father, 17 cannot end him 1o Leare that hoy $5.00 up & The Leading Dress § Goods House in he Wes HIGH GRADE ods depar e tly cravenettos, | ck, ete., made for 15, ete., will go on 50 pieces of mohair whipeords in colors, 50 line will go on thi sale at $1.50 and tea gown than any other our new lines of meres at Tie TUESDAY IN THE BARGAIN ROOM Tuesday will be a hummer ry coun ter irr ible. No other house in t following. Read carefully KRS, o DRESS GOODS, all wool hard-twilled (¢ G2-inch strictly all wool yard ever sold for less up to $L.50, all will go ave o strictly Camelshair G4-inch 54-inch heviot, fomespun, not han $1.00 and some 50 40-inch all wool all wool worth up 10-inch all wool Granite rman Henriettas, 44-inch heviots and 46-inch Novelties, 0 $1.50 yard, A% 500 p . worth plain and | goods, ato ool 300 pleces of Novelties, other weaves worth up to of Plaids, FI Hoe will g 16¢ and 19e. pieces of double-fold dress goods | and 10¢ | 500 pieces of double-fold Plaids, fo. | Waistings, all wool nch 60 shades, 2ic all fine striped value, will go at 39¢ Prunellas in all the 15e 8 ANT NELS AT e AND 16c Outing Flannels, in nice, %, fc 31 E 300 pie nnels and other 500 rletly Flannels, strictly wool Walstings, | High-grade evening worth i Ll ANN AN- bright col- Flan ever 8¢ srench prints fine fmitatior 10¢ Shaker Flannel Shaker Flann e Outing Flannel, 19 Outing Flann: rd wide, fine quality 10¢ light colors, fie light colors, 7%, will MERCH A Yard wide walst calines, 8O at & remnants from No mail orders They These are beautiful pidered goods and worth $3.50, $4.00 $1.60. Boys Hoys' Boys' $3.50 Reefers, Doy bo fillad with n he country 1s capabl S SOLD AN N ete., PRINTS, full st 000 yards of e plaln black sateen, 5 Simpson's printed 00 AND 815 0.00 T 5.00 Dr ANKETS AND ( Blankets, 49¢, Comforters 98, SILKS, filled 1 sell on the day o Faucios, 9 cles Foulards, 00 Satin, 00 Corduroys, 3 AROIDERE i ) each, your cholce novs and $2.50 Roefors, 9 €10 .00 Reefers, $1 MIXED NUT SALE. Pecans, filberte, English walnuts, almo nds, Tuesday at 12 TONAC Horseshoe plug chowing tobacco.. 3bc. Nes ol n smoking tobacco Axe ,,\' Thanksgiving Cheer giving day dinner table It promotes digestion sure and get rather increased wce on your Thank Metz Bros. Brewing Co., Tel. 119 unefl Blufrs, Omaha A% lowa Or Jacot ASK FOR A ¢ | Duke | Mecrachaum smoking tohaceo.. ¢ | Uncle Tom smoking tobacco chostnuts, Brazils, Mixture Mail ¥ HAYDEN BROS. Iinings. worth up to ide all mixed, ew bargains and o of giving such 1S ROOM. vard wide pare yard, all will 1-2e. andard Prints, in to 10 yards, worth up to sateens, 7Tigs. RS $10.00 Skirt Patterns will go at 3 ess Patterns will go at §3.9%, s Patterns will go at $3.98. OMFORTERS, up 1o $4.26 0 up to $2.50. on silk romnantss of sale rm nice bright Japamese Plalds, 15c W TOPS, apanesa hand-eme Tuesday, § a Pants, 2! on New Century, New Dens New Yost. more, We nell, reat, exchange, repair type- writers Ev For information thing considsred—spend, grade of work, cost of keeping in repair, durlabiliity, ete.—ours are by all odds the cheapest typewriters om the mar- ket regarding type- writers, address or ca 1l on United Typewriter & Supplies Co., 1614 Farnam St MERc__A TILE Contains the best Havana Tobacco. Manufuctured by ¥. R. Rice Morcuatile Cigar © Omaha, Fqual te imported cigars, Jo., B% Louis, Union Made