Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 14, 1902, Page 24

, personal 24 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1902 ALL TOWNS GETTING READY Nebraska Makes Big Plans for the Reception of President Reosevelt. VARIOUS MAYORS ACT AS CHAIRIEI,B Detalls of Arrangements Must Be For- warded by Next Week to Secre- tary Cortelyou at City Reports from the cities along the line of President Roosevelt's trip through Ne- | braska which are recelved by Semator Mil- | lard show that the local committees are | beginning to prepare for the reception to | the chief executive of the country. At Hastings the arrangements are under the supervision of Senator Dietrich At Lincoln Congressman Burkett has charge of the local arrangements, so that reports from these towns have not yet been re- ceived Secretary Cortelyou writes Senator Mil- Jard saying that all programs prepared by local committees must be in his hands be- fore the party starts on its western trip, so that & complete schedule can be arranged. 1t is therefore expected that the deiails for the receptions at Hastings and Lincoln ‘will be sent to Omaha and Washington the first of next week. Senator Millard requested the mayor of ©ach city where the train would stop to act | &8 the cheirman of the local committee, which request has been complied with. From Kearney Mayor Willlam H. Roe writes that the local committee will consist of K. O. Holmes, postmaster; Norris Brown, as- sistant ‘attorney general, and J. F. Crocker. | The program has been arranged at this| | place. The committee will meet the train at the Union Pacific depot with carriages and the party will be taken to an impro vised platform, whero Mr. Brown will de- liver an address of welcome to be limited | to two minutes. It is expected that the president will respond and the party will| then return to the train been Preparations have made to have the streets fthrough b the party will drive decorated and | the local company of the state guard will form an escort of honor. Mayor Joseph Cleary of Grand Island | writea that his reception committee con- sists of Charles F. Bentley, Judge T. O. C. | Marrison and Charles G. Ryan. A meeting | was held yesterday to determine upon Al program for the reception and as £oon as completed an outline will be s>nt the sena- tor to be transmitted to Secretary Cortei- You | At Fremont Mayor Wallace Wilson has | selected ns the members of the local coms mittee R. B. Schnelder, member of the re- | publican national committee, George L. | Loomls and D. L. Richards. | Notice to Deporitors, | As it was not generally understood that | deposits made on or hefore the 10th cf the month would draw interest for the entire month, it has been decided to exiend the time to and including Monday, September | 16, for th's month only Money deposited on or before Seplember 1b, Will draw interest whole month J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS, BANKERS. Monday. for ihe Four per cent interest pald on deposits. | Spee Arran, nts for Students Returning to eastern colleges via Michigan | Central, “The Niagara Falls Route.” Res- trvations can now be made in the spe- cizl ears which will be assigned for students returcing to Wellesley. Smith, Mt. Holyoke und Vassar, upon application to the under- signed. For particulars address L. D. Heus- ver, General Western Passenger Agent, 119 | Adams Street, Chicago, 111 | 0dd Fellows' Excursion Des Moines, lowa. | Special service, 11 a. m., September 16, for | Nebraska and Omaha 0dd Fellows, via “The Northwestern Line, the official route. 1401-1403 Farpam Street. “Half Fare." Coal and feed. Monroe Co., telophone 971, Douglas Printing Co., 1518 Howard: tol 644, | Have Root print it SAVE YOUR TIGKETS See our new cash register; it is the best machine made by the National Cash Reg- | Joter company; G s a ticket to each | customer_for 'the amount of thelr pur- ' chase. ' Every dollars worth of = these {ickets are good for a bottle of our Ezyp- t am. Everybody knows enhoay Hien i TRADE AT THE STO R POSSIBLE _TO N OMAKA AT RBASONABLE PRIC ES. The only drug store in Omaha which don’t hlon o the trust. $100 Peruna §1.00 German Kimmell~ (guar- 8250 Marver Whitling { arvel Whirling Spray Syrin (Dmnhl nant wants $3.50 for 4 )" n: 00 Chester's Pennyrolny Pills . Malt Whisk Bitters cuT Pkll‘.l wder so“‘EFEn' DRUG STORE 10th mnd Chicago Sta.. Omaas, Neb. OPEN ALL NIGHT Fashions in Fine ! cago to New York. | through coaches, W. R. BENNETT CO. Grocery Departme, up-to-date, antesd MONDAY SPECIAL- NAVY BEANS 3elb. NO DEALERS SUPPLIED. Clean, fresh, everything guar- Ginger Snaps, per 1b Jelly, assorted, glass Condensed Milk, can Worcester Sauce, bottle Olive O, bottle . Olives, bottle .. Preserves, assorted, glass jar, . CANDY SPECIAL. SALTED PEANUTS On Monday we place on sale an immense quantity of thes 1b. 10¢ 1b. ETT & CO. 100 LOW RATE. Aome-Seekers’ Excursivns—Via Mis- souri Pacific Rallway. To certain points in the west and south- west, Kansas, Arkaneas, Southwest Mis- souri, Oklaboma, Texas, etc., at half rates for the round trip, plus $2.00, on Tues- days, September 16th, October 7th and 21st CHEAPER THAN HARD COAL Travel te @alifernia Oheaper Than Buraing el BURLINGTON SOLVES THE PROBLEM No Coml Needed to Keep Warm in ifornia and Travel There Via the Burlington is Made Inexpensive. The Burlington Route has solved the problem of how to keep warm this fall and winter at slight It has announced & rate of §26 from Omaba to all principal points in California. As the balmy climate of southern Cali- fornia is known to do away with the ne- expense. ceseity of burning coal, or heating houses at all, the Burlington naturally anticipates that its $25 rate will attract thousands of people from this territory, where coal is essential and prices high. Lt b A b ot b ots;;wa':;: Speaking of the fall traveling to Califor- going after reaching first homeseckers' | D8, General Fassenger Agent Francis of point ebroute. For further information | the Burlington says: or land pamphlets, folders, maps, etc., ad- dress or call on any of the company's agents, or Thos. F. Godfrey, Pass. & Ticket Agent, 8. E. corper 14th and Douglas Sts., the Penn- sylvania Special, Chicago to New York via Pennsylvania Short Lines. They are Pullman-bulit ob- servation compartment cars fresh from shops. The private rooms are especlally adapted for ladies traveling alone or with children. Leave Chicago 12 noon, arrive New York next morning at 8, Chicago time. For reservations apply to H. R. Dering, A. G. P. Agt., 248 South Clark street, Chi- cago. A Scheol of Munsie. A new school of music has been formed fn the city called the “Omaha School of Music.” Prof. F. H. Wright, L. L. C. M., the talented organist and choir master of Trinity cathedral, Is ‘the director of studies. Every branch of music and fine rts has been provided for by the engage- ment of a good faculty of teachers, most of whom are well known for their musical qualities in Omaha. A school of this sort is wanted here, nearly every other city hav- ing such a one or a conservatory. Prof. Wright is wqll known for his organ re- c¢itals in the west also, having occupled !a position as organist in New York. to New Chicago Yoric and Return, #23.30. Via Erie Rallroad, Oct. 3d, 4th, 6th and dth. It is the Erie ALL THE WAY from Chi- Through baggage car, through sleepers, through dining cai. Abs 5 obange. Y limited trains. lowest rates. For time tables and information apply to H. L. Purdy, traveling passenger agent, Erle | Ratlroad, Chicago, Il The Limited and Luxury Chicago to New York. Leave Chicago 5:30 p. m. daily in finely equipped apartments with well trained ser- vants at command. Barber shop. bath, cafe, bed chambers and dining rooms. are some of the conveniences on this famous train. Find out about its comforts by addressing H. R. Dering, A, G. P. Agt, 248 South Clark street, Chicago. There's only one Stonecypher. He prints. $3.00 hats, all styles. Frederick, hatter. Try dry. ‘Phone 205. Dr. Sprague. 336 Bee Bldg. Tel. 1415 p————————— the Chicago la Every Tuesday in September ALF FARE plus $2.00 T0 various Points In INDIANA ILLINOIS OHIO MICHIGAN and RETURN Good 30 Days. Write B. C. CRETWEY, n. At 1401- 403 Flmln St Footwear. Every Man and Woman in or near the city should call at this store and Inspect the latest correct shoe styles for fall wear. We have the most interest. ing lline of up-to-date sho ever shown In the city, and no- where else can such handeome styles, perfect fitting shapes and high quality be bought tor the prices for which they are sold st this store. SPECIALS, $3.00, $3.50, $5.00. To certain points in Indiana, Michigan, Okio and to Pittsburg, Pa., Buffalo, N. Y., and Louisville, Ky. - ONE %% FARE for the ROUND TRIP Ifl ON SALB Ooctober Ind to lnfil iny Nn r drd, 1902 A OPPORTUNITY visit the ‘ol ‘home tn the central states of to_go east at a nominal rate’ Sth, to return up to and theiud: ation see any local 08, F. Godfrey, Passenger and “It s in the autumn that the experienced traveler nowadays takes his vacation. “The old 1dea of taking a couple of weeks oft in mid-summer and then returning to work, perhaps when the thermometer reg- isters highest, is giving away before the up-to-date plan of - ‘joying & vacation in the fall. t's not surprising that the new vaca- tion idea should apring into such popu- larity. Then the farmer, after a season’s hard work, with his crops barvested and sold, is at liberty to enjoy a trip of sev- eral months. Then traveling is more com- tortable thau at any other season of the year, being without the drawbacks of ex- treme heat or cold. Then the great re- sorts of the Rockles and beyond, through which most experienced travelers nowadays travel, are not so apt to be crowded as | during the heated term. Then the grand panorama of mountain scemery, with the greenery of the forests beautifully chang- ing to more radiant colors, is most mag- nificent, “But best of all, in the autumn months, every day in September and October in fact, the Burlington Route offers an ample eriticism. 450 Kimball 800 Kimball P! 200 Arion P no, th Plano monthly payments. eale-KocX— 3 — Its tonal effects are electitying, combined with its beautiful case designs pl Piane, second-ha second-hand nearly mew ....... 250 Guild Piano, used.. For an Artist THE KNABE PIANO 1s the most artistic plano in the world. Its elegance from an expert planiet's standpoint leaves no room for its durability unquestioned, e it the peer of planos. These Instruments of today will outlive the century This Week’s Special Bargains: $1,000 Knabe Grand, ased in Comcerts ... 000 Hallett & Davis Plano, uved New Uprlght Pinflos Only $l55 00 The best new planos ever eold in Omaha for only $155, on $5.00 Rent New Pianos We rent new, high grade upright planos for only $4 per month. Piano Players Apollo, Angelus, Kimball and Pianela, from $1.85 and upward. Easy payment. A. HOSPE, 1513-1515 Douglas Street. OING TO LEAVE OMAHA We have decided to leave Omaha and have gome remarked the goods at through our entire stock and ACTUAL COST harvest of low rates rich with profit to the traveler. ““Think of it! Then the rate from Omaha to the Pacific coast is only $25; from Omaha to Spokane only $22.50; to Helena, Butte or Salt Lake City only $20; and $16.75 to the wonderful Big Horn Basin of Wyoming, with its thousands of acres)| of irrigable lands open to settlement and milliong of acres of free grazing lands. “Truly it would seem as though the rates offered by the Burlington this fall make traveling cheaper than remaining at home. “Incidentally, the Burlington Route is now offering through tcurist car service to every day in the week. This | datly service will continue throughout the period of low rates—September and Octo- ber.” Chicago to Boston and Return, $19.00. Via Erie Raflroad. Tickets on sale Oct. 7 to 11 inclusive, good to return on or before Oct. 13. By deposit and payment of 50 cents, extension of limit to Nov. 12 may be obtained. Through sleeper. For time tables and de- tail information apply to Mr. H. L. Purdy, traveling passenger agent, Erle Railroad, Chicago, Il Genuine imported beer oo draught. Ed Maurer's, 1306 Farnam street. Publish your legal notices in The Weekly Bee. Telephone 238. Women's $3.00 Walts When we eay welts $3—we mean welts—the genuine article—made on the latest lasts with the military heel—genuine vici kid uppers and soles of very flexible oak tanage— either heavy or medium, extension or narrow edge. Ten different atyles and every style complete in sizes and widths. Where else can you get such a shoe for $3—we'll wager you would pay $8.50 for a like value anywhere else. We give you your money back if you want It Up~to-date Shoe 1419 FAlLNANM STREE rather than pack and reship. To obtain an idea of the great reduction in prices we are making, it will be necessary for you to call and see the bargains we are offering. We still have a few refrigerators, ice cream freezers, garden hose that are now out of season, which we will close out at less than cost. ‘This sale is for cash only. A. C. Raymer, 1514 Farnam Street, Omaha. =" ALLENP ELY & CO. Buy and Sell Second-Hand Il«:hlml;,c E 1106-8-10 Douglas St Phone 1451 O b, Special Notice prescription may “Take this to So-and-So' Because your printed on it drug store,” it is not imperative that you | WE CAN COMPOUND ANY DOC- 1T that do so0. TOR'S PRESCRIPTIONS—AND DO RIGHT. We recognize the fact havi e s QUALITY and CORRECTNESS are the primé factors. Then comes price. Hera is Our Price Propositio If you bring to us your famfly recipes, it you bring to us your doc- tor's prescriptions. the Cutting Cut- ter of Drugs will put them up for less money than anyone on earth, or he will give you the medicine. If you must have in many Kinds an rices none others great $1.00 Magnet Plle Killer ... » §200 Abbott's Lost Manhood Ci Cures . s $200 French Pennyroyal Pil 1.00 Wahoo Blood Cure :l % 8. 8. . PEYTON, Fh. 6., WE INSIST ON THESE. atents, we Bave them | quantities, at ,sttempt to ~meet RICE! CUTTING CUTTER OF DRUGS, 24th ana Leavenwerth Sts. AK-SAR-BEN will soon be here —strangers will soon be in town —list your rooms in The Bee. T ephone 238 and the want ad man will call, If You Don’t Believe we can sell you TOOLS as cheaply as “mall order” let quote you. TOOLS ARE OUR SPECIALTIES. houses, us We buy them right and sell them right. We Urgently Request your sampling of Metz Beer. There are two things these hot days great for your health —one recreation, the other good beer, and together they will brace up any run down individual Metz Bros. Brewing Co., Telephone 119, Omaka. Or Jacob Neumayer, Agt., oare Neumayer Hotel, Council Blufts, la o r BUILDERS' HARDWARE—same way. Let us show you the latest designs and give you the lowest prices you ever bought house hardware for. Jas. Morton & Son. Co. 1511 Dodge Street. . ROREAD TR rlare STORE" 1613 DODGE BTREET, “‘Middle of Block.” %, PINGPONG PING-PONG or TABLE TENNIS Has jumped Into a popularity which is af- | most unparalled im the history of gamen. It is taking like an epidemie, and to mot {o | play Table Tennis is to be soc'ally “out ef | e ! The game is simply Lawn Tennis tn minh- ature played on the dining room table with small rackets and a tiny ball over a diminu~ tive met, all beautifully made, perfectly pre- portioned and durable. Five minutes' play explains the game's success and makes clear its fascination. Not only are the play- ere’ themselves emgrossed, but a whole room full of people can be kept entirely im= terested. |, There is ample chance for sctentific piay, | yet the various strokes can be learned im & few minutes. We have the largest variety of sets im ' the eity. Parker Bros.' Ping Pong at less | than the price of Imitations. | 48c for Velum sets, complete with net, | two rackets, balls, eto., ete., 98¢ for complete sets with wooden rack posts, cord nets, 4 regulation balls, ete., |ote., $1.50 value. | Other sets up to '.”- You Never hear a complaint from those who use Hu-Can Hair Tonic Because there's nothing better made. It's guaranteed to do just as it's represented to do. {HIGHLY PERFUMED BORATED TALCUM POWDER, per can | Peruna wamp Root Pinkham's Compound Wine of Cardul Cuticura Soap .. | 4m1 Boa Wood Alcohol (b Witeh Hase) (ottle extra) Hires' Root Beer.. ‘ Mennen's Taleum Powder IBRANREIH Keeping Glose Watch On the drg market so as to buy the best quality in the largest quantity, and at the lowest prices, explains our abllity to undersell competitors. COMPARE THESE: 2-quart Hot Water Bottle.. $1 Pinaud’s Eau de Quinin Ze Kondon's Catarrh Jelly Pears’ Unscented e Pabst Malt Extract. Howell Drug Co, 16th and Capite! Avenue. Park Ave. and Leavenworth St. 2%e y MEN L HAYDEN; "5 $7.50, $10, $12.50 and $15 The fnest lot of suits we ever had in our spore. All new fall patterns, made up for us by the best wholesale tailors in America. Every garment guaranteed. A Special Offer at $10.00 At $10.00 you ean secure a suit in this sal that ors to surpass in fitting, finish and stylo. They cannot excel the fabrics. These suits are made from the best selected cheviots, cassimeres, unfinished worsteds and the best. novelties; the cloths were thoroughly eponged and shrunk before being cut; the linings, trimmings, etc., are the very bes! it will puzzle the best merchant tail« points of wear are thoroughly reinforced; sllk sewed throughout; every garment s shape-retaining, the coats seldom need pressing (when they do we'll do it free of You cannot find better sult satis- Come in and ex- 1f you decide to (ney're yours charge.) faction than in this lot. amine them. buy, for 10.00 Slyllan Suits for Boys A special offer of boys' knee pants suits in new fall weights; these sults are made of blue, black and oxford gray cheviots, in double breasted sty)e, in all sizes from 6 to 16 years; worth $2.50—placed | 50 L] on speclal sale at the remark- able price of . Boys' cassimere and cheviot double-breasted kned~pants suits, ages 6 to 16 years, in blacks, blues and the stylish z 50 L] A Special in Boys’ 3le Knee Pants Sui:® taflored, worth $4.50; sale price Boys' cassimere and - cheviot three-plece knee pants suits, ages 8 / to 16 years; these sults come in black, blues, Oxford grays, in plaids, mixtures or plain colors, 2 50 worth up to $5.00; on sale at $3.50 and. . Also on sale, our new and complete ilne of children's novelty suits at from $6.50 to.... Boys” Lun[ Pants Suits In neat fall patterns, splendid wearing assimeres and cheviots, will not alone prove durable, but look well 4 50 cenenase PTG o as long as they last; sizes 13 to Read Great Sales on Page 13. HAYDEN BROS. REDUCED COAL PRICES WE ARE NOW SELLING ROCK SPRINGS Lump and Nut at..$6.50 per ton, del. & HANNA Egg and Nut at.. $6.00 per ton, del. ARKANSAS ANTHRAGCITE Furnace Coal $9.00 ¢ SEMI-ANTHRACITE 4 #.00 o PROMPT AND EFFIGIENT DELIVERY SERVICE. 2001 POUNDS TO THE TON GUARANTEED, C.W. Hull Company 20th and fzard Sts. Tels. 420-409-T5. INFANTS We furnish with first garments get a good start in life, and are apt to be our customers for years. "Iis no wonder then that our in- fants’ section should contain in large variety the daintiest and best at the least possible price. Silk Caps 35¢ to $3.25. Nilk Mittens, 25c. Cloaks at' from $1.50 to $12.50. Beautiful christening robes, dainty kimonas, shawls and wrappers. Ruben or wrapper style shirts from 35¢ up to silk ones at $1.35. We're sure when all parents fully o« of outfitting children at Lilliputian no other What is bought in haste here can be returned at leisure faetory. [ ”"n realize advan will do. if unxatis FOR CATALOGUE. 1515 DOUGLAS STREET. !I!USJ_O_AL FESTIVAL SPECI_ALS Afternoon or‘rlm will begin at 3:30. McKINLE EMORIAL: . Speclal memorlal numbers will be given on each program. Lead Kindly. Lig will be sung b luloh\n nd audlence is Feagest Nearer My God o Thee: to join in the singing of * Masonic Quartet will appear on both programs. SHIIUH\ 'S UHT“E Flfi N'“H cures com-pmon bilious ness, prevents headache and removes alvine poisen. Sold 1n 10¢ and 25¢ box Manufactu red by Shrader Med. Co., N. Y. and Omaba. WHEN YOU BUY A You arc not paying for CHROMOS, SCHEMES, FKEE DEALS, ETC., but for FINE QUALITY HAVANATOBACCO. EQUAL to IMPORTED ‘.& ¥. R RICE MERCANTILE CIGAR OO, Maaf, 8t Louls WII-IIICE A < e o