Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 11, 1901, Page 12

REVIVING AN OLD PROJECT| | J. B MaoOsll Werking on Road from Siowx | ity to the Beuthwest. ELEVEN-YEAR-OLD SURVEY THE BASIS | Increase in Shop Foree nt Cheyenne nd Other Points 6n Unlon Pacific While Omnha Are Shops 1ding. 3. H. MacColl of Lexington has become a | rallroad promoter. He has fallen heir to the rights and grants of the surveys made for the Sloux City & Southwestern road by the Hitcheock engincering party in 1801 and j& now trying to breathe life into the project. Recently he was in Sfoux City interviewing bankers and capitalists and endeavoring to enlist thelr ald in the en- | terprise The line as surveyed opposite Sloux City, on the north side of | the Pacific Short Line, crosses this road at Plainview and runs by way of Broken Bow | to Lexington on the Unlon Pacific, crossing the Elkhorn at Neligh. The intentlon of the original promoters was to form a con mection between the Great Northern and | the Union Pacific. Now, instead of a Unfon Pacific connection, which is considered im practicable under conditions, Mr. MacColl is seeking to interest capital in a Great Northern-Burlington connection | The new plan is to use the old survey | until the Burlington's line to Billings and | the northwest s reached at some point yet | to be de mined, between Grand Island and Broken Bow. A railroad built upon | this survey would run through a fertile por- | tion of Nebraska, parts of which have poor raflroad facilities. However easy to see In what way be of any particu anything outsl leaves Covington, very it fs not this road would | r benefie to anybody or | of City. 1t the Great Northern and the Burlington desire a connection 1t app much more reason able for an extension of the Pacific Short | Line, which Is owned by the Great North ern, to be bullt to the Burlington's line to Billings, as this could be done much easfer and with less expense. ux Increase in Cheyenne Shop Force, | A Cheyenne correspondent has learned from “a reliable source” that the force In the Unlon Pacific shops at that point is to bo increased to 1,000 men before spring. At present 732 men are employed. Headquar- ters officlale refuse to discuss the matter, but it fe considered probabte that the shop forces at all division points, including Grand Island, North Platte and Cheyenne will be increased to some extent during the period of construction of the new Omaha shops. When the new shops are completed, however, it will be the policy of the depart- ment of motive power and machinery to make all Important repairs and do all con- struction work here, leaving nothing but road repairs for the other shops to do. The Carbon County Wool Growers' asso- olation, with headquarters at Rawlins, Wyo., which recently closed a contract with the land department of the Union Pacific for the use of 480,000 acres of raflroad land in the Red desert for next year, denled a rumor that this lease was made for the pur- pose of shutting out western Wyoming and Utah sheep from the desert. Officers of the asaoclatlon say that the story is absurd, as | the tract they leased is a small fraction of | the area of the desert The Burlington fs going to turn over a | now leaf on January 1 and resolve that its | stations must be kept in neater shape. | Every statlon agent must see to it that all | wall decorations, such as orders, circulare, posters and the like, are taken down and the new ones that are to be lssued will be framed. A general cleaning day s to be in- augurated and the dawning of the New | neat and bright as new. | Omaha | tund at the | program | Paulvon, | fast trains of the Union Pacific reach San | stockholders® HAYDE OPENING SALE TONIGHT. And Grand Santa Children Wednesday Evening from 7 to O and All Sat nus Reception to orenoon, The moet successful and brilliant opening #ale of toys and holiday goods ever held in it continues this evening and the remainder of the week. Hayden's entire main floor annex filled with the cholcest and most beautiful novelties in jewelry, fancy goods, fue china and glaesware, sleds, skates, toys of every imaginable kind and holiday goods of every description. The matn floor being devoted to this sale makes The large and varied display gives thousands of suggestione and makes selection pleasiug and satisfactory. You are | cordially invited to come and examine these speclal Christmas offers. Note the astons ishingly low prices SANTA CLAUS WANTS THE CHILDREN. As announced in his message Sunday he will be at Hayden Bros.' only this year. Wednesday evening from 7 till 9 he will hold a epecial reception for the children talk to them about their presents for Christmas, etc. Don't fafl to bring the little ones Wednesday evening. A great treat for them. Santa Claus will give second reception to the children Saturday morning at HAYDEN BROS. Announcements of the coss easy. caters, One of the most notable theatrical events of the season will occur at Boyd's theater | on Friday and Saturday matinee and even- ing, when Mme. Modjeska and Louls James will appear as assoclate stars in an elab- scenie revival of “Henry VIIL" The special matines will be ““Mary Stuart.”” The advance sale yesterday indicates that the engagement will be as successful financially as it Is sure to be artistically The Modjeska-James company will arrive from Lincoln by special train on Friday morning. ora Herr Baumelster, Omaha's favorite vio- linist, will play at the musicale to be given in ald of the Good Shepherd church cholr residence of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Lewls, Thursday evening, Decem- at § o'clock. The musicale 18 to be conducted by Prof. Wright, L. L. C. M, cholrmaster and organist of Trinity ca- thedral. The Arfon Glee club is on the for two numbers. Miss Corinne planist; Mrs. Temple and the Misses Peck, Cook and Anna Bishop are all to sing. Cards of admission can be had at Sherman & McConnell's drugstore and also at the Lewis residence. ward V ber 12, The three Cherry slsters and a selected vaudeville program are the attraction at the Trocadero this week, drawing large audiences at every performance. The en- Bagement Saturday evening, with daily matinees. Manager Rosenthal has been besleged by so many to glve a “ladies’ matinee” this week that he will give the many feminine admirers of the “‘Cherries’ an opportunity on Friday afternoon. Lovers of the fragrant weed will have to abstain on this oceasion closes A & Means extra money for meals and incident- als, and a waste of valuable time enroute. Why incur unnecessary expense and delay ourney. C fn traveling via cireultous routes when you | can ride in the finest trains on a perfectly | | ballasted track, over a direct route. The Francisco and Portland, from Omaha, 15 hours ahead of all competitors. City ticket ofice, 1324 Farnam, 'Phone 316. Shampoolng and halr dressing, 26c. In connection with the Bathery, 216-220 Bee bullding. Telephone 1716. Bend articles of incorporation, notices of meetings, etc., to The Bee. We wlill give them proper legal insertion. Telephone 288, Publish your legal notices in the Weekly Bee. Telephone 238. Unity church turkey dinner tonght, 25c. Year will see every depot along the line hi | WRECK PIANOS at Schmoller & Mueller’s Crowded the Store with Eager Buyers Saturday, the Bargalos in the very Jatest styles of these rellable makes are unheard of. Every instrument in perfect condition with the exception of a few sgratches on tho cases. Below is an explanatory clipping from the “Musical Times.” RAILROAD WRECK. Pianos in a Ditch. Three carloads of planos (3 in all) shipped from Steger & Sons' factories to Schmoller &~ Mueller, the prominent maha_dealers, were derafled on the C. & 1. rallroad’ and rolled Into the ditch last week. Fortunately the freight train was not running at full speed and the cars were not badly broken up. F‘mmry experts examined the planos and y were found to be damaged only on ases, accordingly they were continued on thelr journcy, and Schmoller & Mueller le. the people of Omaha have an opportus in out of the rallroad company.—Musical Times, Chicago. NOTE—By speclal arrangement with the Railroad Company they are to make good all losses after the sale—consequently we are able to give you a cholce of these high grade instruments at almost your own price—Certainly no one elye can expect to equal this offer. OPEN EVENINGS. SCHMOLLER & MUELER, THE LARCEST PIANO HOUSE IN THE WEST 'Phone 1625, 1313 Farnam Strest. IOWA BRANCH 337 Broadway, 'Phone 378, Council Biuffs. Real Ebony and Ebonoid Goods We are showing a very large stock of Real Ebony and Ebo- noid goods in sets of brush, comb and mirror, brush and comb sets. On leather traveling cases for ladies or gentlemen, military brushes, manicure sets, cloth and hat brushes. These goods we can give you from the lowest price to the best, in sets or single piece: We have a special Christmas stock of umbrellas for ladies or gentlemen—prices from the lowest to the best. Bee our Christmas windows and counters AHA DAILY BF: TOTALS ON THE ASSESSMENT Footings of Tax Commi an Increase of & pner Show 78,480 Over 1001, [ total footings on assessments for just completed by Tax Commissioner Fleming, an in e in personal | assessments $1.278,439 over of | 1001, and a decrease in real estate as sessments $161,98. The grand total, | meanwhile, shows an increase of $1,216,454 A tabulation of the different items is Real E; Assessments The 1002 show of Lands City Jots Addition 1ot \ Total pers Grand Personal Assessments Ordinary personal, inelud- ing insur: mpa nies Banks Railroads graph v car companies. Total personal $7 A cold, cough or la grippe can be “nipped in the bud” wita a dose or two of Foley's Honey and Tar, Beware of substitutes. Acknowledgment, The family of the late Joseph V. Holla- baugh desire to express their approciation | of the sympathy and watchful care of many | friends, and especially to the members of | the Red Men and Masonlc socleties, during the tliness of our loved one, May God bless | them for thelr kindness. | MRS, J, V. HOLLABAUGH, MRS, J. O. SLOANB, MRS, E. F. GRAY, MRS, IRENE MUSSELMAN, Shampooing and halr dressing, 2%, In connection with the Bathery, 218-220 Bao bullding, Telephone 1718, Unity church turkey dinner tonight, 28e. nien, —— | SHACKELFORD-Adelln Anughter of | And R A Bhaekeitord: dled Do | Seinnde 1 1001, ‘aed 5 yeurs, 8 months and 29 duy, Funcral Wednesdny, By Ty from family eventeenth atreet Lawn, Friends invited, OUR WAY When anything now comos out on the market fn our lne, and wo think It s an article our customars will want, we buy it right and_then s it first shot right in- stead of HOLDING you up at full price intil we are forced by some one to eut it. THAT 18 OUR WAY. December 11, at 2 rostdence, North tarment At Foreat Caldwell's Syrup Peps o Syrup Figs fountain’ syringe itain syringe uart founta art hot water bottle. art hot water bottle Z-quart combination water bottle an d ryringe Marvel whiriiug spray syring Trun Whirling Spray KYFnge... yl atomizer . pular "G atomizer Vaseline atomizer . Pretty line of Xmas whiskeys for family use SGH‘EFER’ Drug Store Tel. 747. 8. W. Cor. 16th Chicage Goods delivered FREE to anv part of city. Smallpox Vaccine. We are recelving frequent shipments of Parke, Davis & Co.'s and H. K. Mulford’s Glycerinated Vaccine Lymph This article fs put up in slender asep- tically sealed glass tubes, 10 tubes to pack- age, and {s warranted to produce results in all PRIMARY vaccinations Mail or telegraph orders promptly filled We also have the old-fashioned Ivory Points for such as wish to use them. These are | in packages of 10 Ivory Polnts. Physicians and druggists who place their orders with us may rely upon getting prompt shipm AND THEIR CUSTO- MARY DISCOU Sherman & McConne!l Drug Co. Cor. 16th and Dodge, Omaha, ~ GOAL This is the time of year when everyone is particular about coal. QUALITY, QUANTITY. PRICE Are three necessary adjuncts that you can rely on our glving satistaction. C. B. Havens & Co. 1522 Farnam St. Tels. 80181 HOLIDAY HUNCHES Neckwear Mufflers Handkerchiefs Gloves Hosiery Umbrellas Shirts A $2.50 Hat would be a nice present BLACK THE $2.50 HATTER 107 So. 16th Street Shrader’s Fig Powder Cures and Prevents THE FOLLOWING: Appendlicitis, Torpld Liver, Headaches Sour Stomach, Loss of Appetite, Coated Ton, '\ Pain in the That Tired rvousness, Stones, noveities, " Cut Price eb. Mlarged 1 3 Foul Breath, Distress After Eating » g Gal Heartburn, No doubt you have some of the above discases - Fig Powder will remove the cause. | If in doubt try it. Sold in 10c boxes at drug stores or by mall and e ) W. J. Shrader, 24th and Seward Sts. BOSTON STORE BOSTON STORE On Sale Today 20,000 Dozen HANDKE RCHIEFS from the stock of Messrs. Jas. F. White & Co. 54 Worth Street, New York. The entirve stock of Jas, 19, ting of men's and ladie: New York, consi handkerchiefs of eve White & Co., 54 Worth St., “linen and ecotton ¢ deseription was sold at auction and we secured some extraordinary choice lots at just one-half of import cost, Be HANDKERCHT Al the children's plain and faney colored border handkerchiets from this stock- C HIRES, 120, S AT fe Bach at, each ..., 106 WANDKE All the lndtes’ plain white and fancy eolored border )mr\r”u*nhh-h widtha of hems, from the J, F. White atock, C &0 at ... Cee wenaes 200 MANDKERCOMINFS Al the ladies’ and men's fina hem- atitohed handkerchiefs in plain white and fancy colored borders, and embroldory trimmed handkerchiefs, J. ', White's price, 200, ko At , 280 MANDKERCHINES, 180, 600 dozon lndloa’ and mon's all pure frish linen handkerchiefs, also hand momely embrofdered and handkerchiofs, wido and narrow hematitched, worth 25e, go at B06 HANDIKHRONINIS, 286, All kindw of plain and fancy hand- kerohiofa from tha J, I, White atock, tnoluding fancy lnce edged, fancy cm- broldored, nently roverod and jm. ported Iriah linen handkerchiefs of nll donoriptions, over 100 atylos on bar- galn counters, worth 2 up to 8o 5 TOYS, DOLLS, alo lnce | « BC| lnce edged | [ ®1 HANDKERCOHIERS, 400 & 0De, One fmmense lot of all the high-class handkerchiefs from the J. ¥. White Atock In all lnen, handsomely hand work e very Abroldered, also neatly handker- | 1 nele ;l . all benutitul new patterns, in- | vall nes lace trimmed cluding eonvent made, hand embrold- ered, laundered and unlaundered hand- Kerehiefs, worth $1.00, £0 1n thia snle at 40 and , | NG LOTS OF A or sSILK HANDKERCH 400 doren Indies' platn and fancy silk omhroldered and plain fancy eolors, worth in this ench , N and children's handkerchiets, white, also " 1090 Men's stllk handkerchiafs in hand embroidered Initinln all lettors, medi- um and extra Inrge aize, made of best quality sille, worth $1.00, ‘ gc KO at 25e, 80c and ..., All the finest stk embrofdared hand- Kkerchiefs, some very olabornte beaus titul deslgns, neat and dalnty pate tornn, worth reguiar $1.50 Ko In lota at 250, 800 C AND FANCY GOODS ON THE THIRD FLOOR, RANREIZ Men’s High-Class Clothing To those that desire to pur- chase destinctively stylish gar- ments, such as are approved by the most stylish dressers. We recommend clothing. Rogers, Peet & Co.’s It is the finest in the United States. Men's $20.00 Long Yoke Overcoats— $1 O It is little wonder that we have sold so many of these $10 Yoke overcoats, for when a man tries one on and takes a look in the glass he is invariably pleased. These $10 yoke coats are very dressy and come in black, oxford grays, and fancy plaids, with vertical pockets and row cuffs. It will com- pare favorably with the over- coats sold else- $ 10 where for much We are also offering exceptional values in men’s fine more money...... suits‘and overcoats at $5.00, $7.50, $12.50. BOSTON STORE | BOSTON STORE Pocketbooks, Umbrellas, Boxes, CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS—No. 2. ARTICLES FOR WOM Manicure A rticles, Mirrors, Penclls, Pin Cushions, Pungents, Sal(s Bottles, Sciss ors, 8oap Boxes, Tea Balls, Thermometers. Memorandum Books, Paper Cu tters, Photo I , Pin Tra Puft Purses, Scarf Pins, Shoo Horns, T ape asures, Tea ' Caddies, Fhimblos, Watches, Mawhinney & Ryan Co., Jewelers and Art 16TH un DOUGLAS STS. J4un orders given careful attantion. Seleo- atl omers O aes sont T Teporai . ele | ket. l EELEY 0nc of the best eunippea of the Keeley system of 1 tutes, the only Keeley Inas @ in Nebraska. Drunkenness, Cares Drug Users, Tobacco Users. KE INSTITUTE. 10 und Leavenworth, Omakhi A Suitable Christmis Present At Very Low Cost— Nothing gives more pleasure to young and old than pictures, Wo have a larger selection than ever this ycar of KODAKS AND CAMERAS, nt prices within the reach of all. Before com- pleting your Christmas list call on us. We can show you a beautitul Folding Camera, with bulb release for $5.00. Large assortment of Al- bums and Photographic Specialties. THE ROBERT DEMPSTER COMPANY 1215 Farnam Strect Wholesale and Retall Dealers Photo Matertal, Best medium priced coal on the mar- Sold only by us. Lump $5.75 a Ton. Nut $5.50 a Ton. All coal well ecreened and promptly delivered Hald & Rice, 6 S, 16th St Telephone 1238, CHRISTMAS TALKS Tis store stands today the standard for the itrading 1t must appear plawnly, even to the casual observer, that uts be- gmnmfl //zp arm has been to get quickly to the front on all occasions. community. since Unless all signs fail, the produce the largest Holiday trade that The atmosphere is full of busin Holiday goods here soon will the store has had. Handkerchiefs for Holidays You might come blindfolded from the counter and never pick a thing but is worth a half more than the price asked. Beautiful line of ladies’ fancy hems- stitehed, lace edge and plain bordered handkerchiefs, at 6¢, 10¢, 15¢ and 25¢. 200 dozen children's fancy bordered, initial, all linen handkerchiefs, 3 in a box, for 19¢ per hox., Ladies’ fine swiss embroidered silk handkerehiefs, very handsomely embroidered in plain white and dainty colors, with open work corners and centers, most beautiful effeets, at 45¢ and 75¢—worth more than double. Men's Silk Handkerchiefs In plain white and fancy colored, hemstitehed border, large size and fine quality, China silk, 250 and 500 Ladxes Umbrellas New styles of handsome trimmed handles and new colorings, 1.00, 1.50, 2.00, 2.50, 3.50, 4.50—no such values ghown elsewhe Ladies' Pocketbooks One of the most complete pocketbook departments in the city. handkerchief Faney trimmed and plain leather, and metal chain chatelaines in silver and oxidized, 50¢, 75¢, 1.00, 1.50 up to 3.90. Children’s fancy colored leather purses and pocket- books, 5¢, 10¢, 15¢ and 25¢. Children’s novelty metal chain pretty line of leather chatelaines cheap, 16¢, 25¢, 35¢ and 45¢. chatelaines, all colors, also a pretty and Men's Suspenders Plain white, plain black and faney colored silk sus- penders, with silk cord, Cantab or leather ends, with plain nickel or elaborate sterling or gold plated buckles, the newest styles of webbing, all of them in single boxes. 75¢. 1.00, 1.50, 2.00 and up to 3.25 a pair. The store people have planned to make everything about the place remindinl of the Holidays. You cannot get away from it if ou would, You wounldn't tf you could. " Olobraska Clotfing & T00 MARY HAYDEN: MEN’S FINE SUITS R e a TAL SANTA CLAUS Something nxlrflnrdimlrv had to be done to move them, Ro we took all our $17.50, $15.00 and $13.50 Suits and reduced them te $10.00 and all our §20.00, $22.50 and $25.00 suits and reduced them to $15.00 Think of it, a saving of from $3.50 o $10 a suit, Fabrics are high grade pure fancy worsteds, Beoteh tweeds and finest unfin- the Utein-Bloeh Co,, and Hart, The Varsity ished worsteds, Sults made by Sehaffner & Marx, Made in all the new saek styles . style, Yale style and Military Sack styles, REMEMBER TIHIS OFFER WILL AFTER BATURDAY EVENING, Extra specinl sale of MEN'S AND BOYS' COATH Overcoats, worth §12.50, at Overcoats, worth §15,00 and § Overcoats, worth $20.00, at , Overcoats, worth and s Boys#’ and Youth's Overconts, at , BE WITHDRAWN I'INE OVER- 81250 30, $16 and $18 .+...$6.00, $7.60 and $10.00 HAYDEN BROS. Selling the Most Clothing in Omala, S1K.00,