Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 17, 1902, Page 10

T 19 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TWO BUILDINGS IN PROSPECT Factery at East Omaha and Structure for Insarance Companies in City. T0O BE BUILT ON MOST MODERN LINES Insurance Are Sald to Have Agreed to Take Quarters ia Building to Be Erected | Eapecially for Them Companies It is reported that the Omaha Tanning company has plans under way for the con- struction of a bullding at East Omaba to cost $50,000 and that the work will be started as soon as the weather permits In the spring. The Omaha tannery was started about a year ago as an experiment, and the clalms of the promoter were S0 success- tully borne out that capital was interested, one of the investors being L 8 pherd- son of Riverton, Neb., who is one of the heaviest capitalists of the interior of the state. Under the management of Mr. Shep- herdson and his local representatives the plant has been developed so largely that the present quarters at East Omaha are inade- quate. When the company first went to East Omaha it secured a conditional contract for the old Kilpatrick-Koch building and the manufacturs of harness leather was begun. The demand for this leather has exceeded the supply, but the company has decided to consume as much of its own product as pos- sible and has engaged in the manufacture of harness. The new building in contempla- tion will be devoted to manufacturing, the present one to be used as a tannery. Strueture for Insurance Agents. One of the new buildings planned for the coming year, and which will be among the first started, probably, will be constructed the result of the united action of the in- surance companies of the clty. The matter was first agitated by the Columbia Fire In- surance company, which maintains head- quarters at Omaha. The representatives of this company brought the subject befors & number of general agents, suggesting that they unite in the occupancy of a building | which will be devoted almost entirely to the use of the If urance companies, The project me with the approval of the other parties and a canvass of the city was made, showing that about seventy-five | companies or agents would take space in the proposed building. It was ascertained that the companies did not feel warranted in expending the amount required for the erection of the bullding so it was decided to present the matter to the representatives of one or more of the larger corporations and indl- viduals interested in the eity. The propo- sition 18 now being considered by them and it is sald that at least one of them will act. If the companies can get the building erected it will be centrally lacated and one of the most modern of office build- ings, adapted particularly to the work of the insurance agents. SOFTNESS OF SEALSKIN, Is Rivaled by Halr Where Dandruff is Eradicated. Sealskin 1s n.m'-ml the world over for its softness and glos¥aess, and yet the human hair s equally as soft and'glossy when healthy, and the radical cause of all hair trouble is dandruff, which is caused by a pestiferous parasite that saps the vitality of the hair at its root. Newbro's Herpicide is the only preparation that is fatal to th dandruft germ. Without dandruff no fall- ing hair, but a luxuriant growth of glossy, soft hair Is certain. Scouring the scalp ‘won't cure dandruff. Kill the dandruff germ. Thousands of women owe their beau- tiful suits of hair to Newbro's Herpicide. Hollday Hates Vi Wubush Rallroad, 0a December 18, 19, 20 and 21 the Wahash will sell round trip tickets from Chicago to many points in Canada at half fare. Ticketd good returning January 10, 1903, Call at Wabaeh corner 1601 Farnam street, or cddress Harry E. Moores, G. A. P, D., Omaha, Neb. Ho On December 24, 25'and 31 and January 1 the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. way will sell round trip tickets to points within 200 miles at fare and one-third. Final limit, January 2. City Office, 1504 Farnam St. Ba; The George Crook Woman's Rellef Corps, 88, will hold a sale of Christmas articles at Twenty-fourth and Burdette streets, today (Wednesday). Lunch will aleo be served. . Good opening for a newspaper or maga solicitor. Permanent position for petent man. Address Twentleth Cen- tury Farmer, Bee Building, Omaha. Only 8 Days More Until Xma Bamres) o ' Order that Sult or Overcoat today and you will not be disappointed. Suits, $22.50 to $40.00. Overcoats, $25.00 to $45.00. Trousers, $6.00 to $10.00. Dress Suits, $45.00 to $60.00. Each and every garment carefully fitted before completed and made by Omaha's best tailors, DRESHER | Announce Paul rail- | & Theaters. “The Power Behind the Throne,” a story | ot court lfe, intrigue, quarrels and ex- ! positions of chivalry of other periods, will be the attraction at the Boyd tomorrow night. Katherine Willard, a young actress of country-wide reputation, will be sven in the role of Aria, daughter of the court mu- siclan, who is schemed against by a jealous duchess in order that she may separate and gain for herselt a young courtfer who is In | love with Arla. The story of the play is | absorbingly interesting and full of stren- uous action. The scenery is elaborate and | effective and the costuming s magnificent | Wright Lorimer is Miss Willard's princi- pal support. With Valerie Bergere on the bill Orpheum has & strong feature that appeals to the women who will patronize the mati- nee this afternoon. Miss Bergere is of the winsome type of personality that finds a warm spot as an entertainer in public fancy and possesses a genlus for acting that has made her essayals notable suc- cesses, which obtalns in the case of Jo- sephine Paul, her role In the sketch she is now presenting, entitled “Billie’s First Love,” which affords a range of emotion giving opportunities for the versatility of her art, which she shows to good account. Supporting her are Mr. Munifee Johnstone and Miss Belle Stoddard, who are satisfac- tory in their respective parts. A brand new stage setting 18 one of the pleasing detalls | of the little production. It was bullt ex- pressly to be used for the first time by Miss Bergere. It was built by Charles Gore, scenic artist, and Willlam Landon, stage manager of the Orpheum. Hochman, whose only appearance will be Friday evening at the Kountze Memorial | churck, 1s pronounced by critics as really | great. H. E. Kuhblal, fn the New York Tribune, says Arthur Hochman is one of the youngest and also one of the most gifted of our young planists—an artist of fine technical equipment and refined mu sical feeling. Music lovers shotild not miss the treat in store. Seats on sale at Man- delberg’s, Sixteenth and Farnam. Stop-Over at Niagara Falls without extra charge is permitted on through tickets to New York or Philadel- phia via the Lehigh Valley railroad. New Tral via UNION PACIFIC. Effective Decem- ber 1, the Union Pacific will place in serv- fce a mew train to and from North Platte, leaving Omaha at 8 a. m. daily, making Six Trains Daily to North Platte. Seven Trains Daily to Grand Island. Following changes efféctive same date in time of other Unlon Pacific trains. No. 43 leaves 4 p. m.; No. 8 leaves 4:20 Service p. m.; No. 2 arrives 7:60 p. m.; No. 6 ar- rives 5:50 p, m. City Ticket Office, 1324 Farnam street. Union Station, Tenth and Marcy streets. Telephone 629, Bargain Matinee at oyd's Today. The Gordon-Shay Grand Opera company will present “Il Trovatore” at the Boyd this afternoon at bargain prices—25 and 50 cents. —— Good breakfast—King Cole Whole Wheat Pan Cakes. Publish your legal notices in The Weekly Bee. Telephono 338, | Before The School Bells Again Summon your boy to school—before his Christmas vacation ends, and he returns to *“‘prep” school or col- lege, you should re-stock his? wardrobe. Bring him to us and, we'll attend to the rest—and we'll guarantee that your son will mighty well pleased with the “duds” that we make—and you'll be pleased with the prices we will charge. MacCarthy Tailoring Co 'Phone 1808. 1710-12 Farnam St. Bee Bldg., Omaha. BEAT ’E IF YOU CAN These prices are’ the lowest on record for drugs. Read them and compare with any- body’s. Pure Glycerine, per pint ..........oe.e 350 Mennen's Talcum—can slightly dam- aged % 3 Witch Hazel Salve + 10¢ Carbolic Salve Arnica Salve . Eye-Brow Pencils . 10 . 200 . 6o 25¢ Chamols 16e Lanolin, per pound 40¢ Atomizers ves 880 J. P. Buspensory « 16e Sugar Milk . 20¢ Toilet Paper, 1,000 sheets 6c Bxt. Pepsin, per pint .. 50c 1515 Farnam. Open Evenings Fuller Drug & Paint Co 114 S. 14th Street. WE STILL SELL PAINT. $5. $3.50 Coat s O N i A A MRS. J. BENSON. ——OUR STOCK OF—— CHILDREN'S CLOAKS We're (oing to Close Right Out. $12.50 Coats for $8.50. $10.75 Coats for $6.87. $3.50 Cuais for $5.87. 50 Coats for $3.87. 8 for $1.95. $2.50 Coats for $1.50. Remember we have all kinds and styles of Furs from the low- est to the best and will guarantee a bargain. ing filled with Christmas goods. the | 26¢ Dress Goods at Do All the materials from this Chicago manufacturer, consisting of double width, yard wide, wool drees goods in plain colors, plaids, checks and camel's halr_effec all guaranteed to be e quality, at, yard 9¢ £1.00 Sllk Velvets at 20e— All the black silk velvets from this factory that were used for trimming, go at, yard g ..zgc c And all the small pleces from this factory go at a plece 756 11-2 Yard Wide Ladle Clotha at 20e— All the 14-yard wide ladles’ cloths and water proot repellants, eto.,_that were tsed for the manufacture 2Q), of ladies’ skirts, go at, yard .. & FC #5 Lap Roben at $1.08— Strictly all wool reversible lap robes, (plain colors and golf plaids) these are also suitable for lounging robes in nice, bright colors, would be & & bargain at e, go tomorrow,at,IC 780 Silk Oxford Mufflers at 250~ An elegant varfety of new designs In #ilk line oxtord muffiers, 86 88 siigiioine s ...28¢ | apot cash, and it is one of the bigxe: #1.00 Japanese China at 10¢ and 150— (| We will sell one immense lot of fine Japanese China, consisting of cream pitchers, trinket trnys, rose jars, cracker jars, salad bowls, teapots, chocolate pots, mugs, after dinner cups and saucers, soap dishes and hun- dreds of other fancy to $1.50. china_artic! We have divided sell from 0« éach ... $2.00 Austrian China Dishes at 50c— comb trays in all the most all sell at wholesale up to $2.00 as they last at each $2.00 Cups and Saucers at 50c— |[l| One big table of finest quality Ger- man, Austrian and French high- | class cups and saucers. These must | be seen to be appreciated; they are 50c worth up to $2.00 each; go in one lot at each .. Holiday Sale of Ansonfa, New Haven and Jennings Bros. gold-plated, a written guarantee given wi marble clocks, hand painted trimmings, etc., positively wos high as $12.0; tomorrow at ..... abra, worth up to $5.00, at Watch Our Windows OPEN OPEN EVENINGS J EVENINGS UNTIL UNTIL XMAS L PO XMAS Today more Bargains from Our Great Purchase for Cash of the Chicago Manufacturers’ Stock || Snd other purposes, all Ladies', misses’ and children’s ail wool || 80 &t each ... . o golf gloves, worth 80c, 25¢ 28¢ Oxford Mufflers at So— g0 ll. sseg o tesnisane 100 dozen fine plaid, warm mumers, 14dles’ and”Shiiaren's’ Heavy double- Today We Sell Out Fine China From the Big Wholesale Toy Stock which we recently bought for beautifully decorated and that generally them One big table of salad dishes, covered butter dishes, celery trays, brush and beautiful German and French decorafions. 2.00 a plece; go in one big lot as long $1.00 Plates at 250— at prices that attract Christmas shoppers. Specfal selling of beautiful candel- WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 190! w and Petticoats from t tock make CHRISTMAS GIFTS— $1.00 ladles’ wrappers, e USEFUL 10 05 c000i. st ORI $1.50 1ndies’ fleece lined wrappers $1.00 ladi striped petiicoats » $2.50 ladles’ mercerized black and colored petticoats Gift Handkerchiefs— %o sik embroldered hand- erchiets, Bt i ... §0C 1,00 Iadies' plain whits ‘and” fancy eolored border siik handker- ()¢ Chiefs, worth e, cholce Ladies' 'and_men's plain white fancy colored border and nce edged 21 handkerchlets, worth up to 10c Ladies' and men's handkerchlets, hundreds of styles, worth 5¢ up to 2c each, go at Fancy brocaded ilk_handker- {8¢ chiefs, worth up to %c, o at... Children's Nazareth style knlt under- waists, small sizes, regular c price, the world over at %o, at mittens 15¢ infants’ and " children‘s ‘all ‘wool knit mittens in white and black g worth 1te, af Bk ...0C Boys' and’_girls" vests, pants and drawers worth up to 40c, 10¢ g0 at each . #t bargaine we have ever secured, into two lots at .10c-15¢ These 50c One big table of fine bread and butter and dinner plates; they would be cheap at $1.00, go in one big lot at each .. Clocks Today ' clocks, the best clocks in America These clocks are warranted 14-K ith each clock. In this sale are also porcelain clocks and enameled clocks with gold t 1.98, 2.98, 3.98, 4.98 ..98¢c and 1.98 Watch {BRANRE!Z. o MORE XMAS Hawkes' Cut Gla pins, brooches, lockets and earscrews, (8o0d onee), gold and silver ones at lower prices. plain engine turned and MK beautifull: 0 §285.00. $5.00 to $60.00. Siiver tea sets $10.00 to morrow for more suggestions. ALBERT EDHOLM, JEWELER, 107 North (6th 8§t. Opp. P. Vase (very large and beautiful) American Beauty roses, $75.00, smaller vases, $2.00 to monds—You can here select a loose diamond and have it at from $20.00 to $4%.00. A g00d assortment already mounted .00 to $100.00. Fine 14K _gold match boxes, $2 and $35, Presentation watches for men in 18K Reliable makes in sold-fllled‘ $12.00 our line of Krements brooches (finest made), $2.25 to $18.00. Watch to- . O, QGESTIONS for long stem .. Loose dia- iltably mounted in’ rings, $16.00 to $50.00. Chatelaine wnlchfl: ), 10] y carved and gemmed, prices $50.00 to $40.00. Pearl brooches, $125.00. Don't forget to ask to see ‘Shrader’s Laxative Fig Powder the only Laxative that prevents appendicitis—sold in 10¢ and 25¢ boxes at all druggists. Manufactured by W. J. Shrader Med. Co,, Omaha & New York. MAKES THE SKIN sorr a0 warre— KUhD's Glycerole of Roses B CECILIAN is the Perfect Piano Player It has attained perfection In the only way perfection ever can be attained—by the slow and careful elimination of the imperfections earller forms. For EASE OF OPERATION, CAPACITY FOR MUSICAL EXPRESSION found in the It gives sep: (g e and Beble and In the only player capable of the clastic, ~human touch 8o much desired Call at our Parlors. Hear it play Play it vourself. $25.00 worth of music and $5.00 bench free with each player until January 1. Pianp Player Co.! riington Block, 1511-151% DODGE STREET, Over Morton's Hardware and Hardy's ¥ Stores. TRt Moy e | Yoot MoBATY 3 filor: atrongeat, best, Sherman & McConnell Drug Co., Omaha. oo cuesidesneiv The Bee for All News WHAT’S IN THE PAPER? It you_read the big ads in the daily apers, YOU'LL FIND these articles and f you compare the price you are asked for them with this list YOU'LL FIND these prices right! That's all $1.00 Peruna—genuine, one only, at . ¢ Mull's Grape Tonic Abiiinia Mineral W Shrader's Fig Powder $1.00 Duffy's Malt Whiskey S0c Omega Oll.. ........ $1.00 Hostetter's Bitters $1.00_Persian Hair Tonic—g 0c Remmick's Ecsema Cure, guara 6le Kodai 1 gallon beat dustless oli.... 25¢ Bieycle Cards, 20c or 8 for ... Hossack’s Sarsaparilla %c Laxative Bromo Quinine 100 Canadian Malt Whiskey, 00 Tler's Malt Whiskey (want | OPEN ALWAYS. sc“‘EFEB! CUT PRICE £y DRUG STORE 747. 8. W. Cor. 1%ia and Chieago, OROS! In giving Sorosts Shoes or Slippers for Christmas you may use one of " CERTIFICATES Saving you from the perplexity of Sorosis are sold. At t?) Sorosis Shoe Store, 203 S. I5th St, Frank Wileox, Mgr. | Don't forget | Celebrated JACK DAW=—12-yea OPEN NIGHTLY TILL CHRISTMAS A Christmas That’s Different from Any You Ever Saw Everything desirable and suitable for gift giving is here in the greatest profusion. Wear- ing apparel that make acceptable gifts for men and women—the youth and maiden—the little boys and girls. OPEN NIGHTLY TILL CHRISTMAS Store Of course you expect great things of the “Nebraska” in holiday gifts and the showing will more than realize your most sanguine hopes. The following items are but a “drop in the bucket,” as it were, when compared to the vast assortments displayed in every available space and nook of this great institution. We suggest early buying. There is not much time, remember, so is it not better to buy early and get something you know will be acceptable than to wait and take what is left close to holidays? This is going to be the biggest gift-giving Christmas Men'’s Christmas Slippers. Special Value at $1.45 If you want to be grate- fully remembered, give slip- pers for Christmas. Every time the recipient puts them on he will be re- minded of your generosity. It doesn’t make any differ- ence whether you know the right gize of not—we'll ex- change them after Christ- mas if they don’t fit. The slippers we are selling for $1.45 are exceptional value. ever known. Come to the store today. A Gigantic Collection of Christmas Neckwear FOR MEN. If you are in doubt what to buy “him” for Christmas buy a necktie; no matter how many tigs a man has, one more is always wel- come. Tomorrow we offer men’s silk and satin neck- wear. They are wonderful values and in a wonderful variety. Rich in quality, sensible and dressy in effect —they are neckties that you can give knowing that they will be worn with pride. There are ties in this lot worth all the way up to $2—they have been divided into four lots for Wednes- day’s selling. 25c¢, 35c¢, 50c, 75¢ An Immense Stock of Holiday Handkerchiefs You certainly will have no difficulty in selecting hand- kerchiefs to your liking in our handkerchief depart- ment. The assortments are s0 great and the range of prices so varied that no matter what your wants are you will be able to sup- ply them here in a most pleasing and satisfactory manner. W have paid par- ticular attention to our lines of holiday handker- chiefs and there are num- berless kinds put up in fancy boxes suitable for children’s gifts. Special for today’s selling, ‘10¢, 15¢, 19¢ 16th & Dodge Sherman & McCGonnell’s Perfume Carnival We are in the midst of our 14th annual ‘““Perfume Carnival”— which means that our store is a bewildering array of sweet-smelling fluids of various colors and in innumerable bottles of every imaginable shape and size. At this carnival of sweet smells it is only necessary to mention your favorite perfume and it will be shown you in SIZE, FORM AND PRICE to suit. But perfumes are not the only thing in which the Sherman & McConnell Drug Emporium excel, and we mention below a few of the many things for which this firm are head: quarters. POCKET BOOKS The largest stock and the lowest prices ever offered in Omaha. MANICURE SETS Fine goods in attrastive cases from $1.00 to $10.00; aleo every kind of a manicure in- strument by the single plece, MILITARY HAIR BRUSHES In sets with or without cases, in ebony, olive wood and rosewood; also varfous shades of cellulold, buckhorn and burnt wood. Prices from $1.00 to $5.09 per pair. COLOGNES ' Many people prefer cologne rather” than extract, or “perfume.” Our assortment of colognes includes 4711 cologne, Atwood's cologne, ¥arina cologne, Caswell-Massey's cologne, Pinaud's cologne, Ricksecker's co- logne, Lazell's cologne. All in several size bottles. Ask for your favorite, MIRRORS A handsome assortment in various colored woods and in cellulold, also burnt wood, for ladies’ and gentlemen. Prices from 25c to $4.60. CIGAR CASES 30 or 40 styles, prices too low to quote, SEE THE GOODS. 16th and Dodge Sts. FINE CANDIES ‘We have the exclusive Omaha agency for the Rubel & Allegrett!'s chocolates, which are by far the choicest Itallan chocalates & ALLE- GRETTI'S—the PALMER HOUSE PEOPLE —the candy store which has the patronage made. REMEMBER RUBEL of Chicago's elite. PULLMAN CASES to $1 SHAVING SETS Pretty and inexpensive, DRUG REMINDERS Lest our patrons forget, we mention some of our regular drug pricés Ze Menen's Talcum for. 80c Syrup of Figs for. $3.50 Whirling Spray for. 2 ‘ooth Powder fo S0c Colgate's Violet Water for.. $1.00 Pe-ru-na for. . $1.00 Listerine for $1.00 Wine of Cardui for....... $1L.00 Kilmer's Swamp Root for.. Old Kentucky Rye for. WRITE FOR CATALOGUT AT CUT PRIC! ‘OF SHERMAN & McCONNELL DRUG C. Wholesale and Retail Druggists. !'n:)l(;l’ ones, neat and compact, from $1.00 GS | than ‘ever before, HAIR BRUSHES The handsomest assortment ever shown | in Omaha, also the lowest prices, quality considered, WRITE FOR CATALOGUE showing some of our styles of hair brushes, MEDICINE CASES What makes a better, a more sensible present than something which will con- serve the health of the family. family medicine cases in a some’ fitted with handsome tops. We 1 ozen atyles, sterling silver Prices, from $1.00 to $10.00. TOILET SETS Contalning brush, comb and mirror, In up-to-date styles, and at lowest prices. COLLAR AND CUFF BOXES A fine assortment at low prices. SEWING SETS Some neat cases fllled with fine qualify scissors and other articles. CIGARS Our store has always been a favorite place for ladies’ to buy the Christmas box of cigars for husband, brother, father o sweetheart. Our stock this year 18 TWIC AS LARGE, and prices Ml We will sell gL e will se | which will please’ the smoker. = > " ©/64r¢ OMAHA, NEBR. BT TR GAROh £ O 0ld Crow, Old Elk, Hermitage, James E. Pepper, Old Oscar Pepper, Yellowstone, ©01d Overholt, 0l Taylor, Kentucky Colonel, John Glbson & Son, Guckenheimer, Finche's Golden Wedding, New Hope and Clark's Pure Rye. The above whiskies are all bottled in bond. We also carry the famous brands— Hunter's Rye, Wilson's Rye and Baltimore Rye. The prices on the above whiskles are: $1.00, $1.25, $1.60 per qt. bottle, We have the following Canadian Whiskies. Walker's Canadian Club, Segrian's Ci dian Whisky and Gooderham worts at $1.25 per quart. our own brand, the Maryland Rye, WINES, VIRGINIA DARE AND ESCAPERNONG, the native wines of North Carolina, Repsold Table Wines, Clarets and Riesling's El- prato Sweet Wines, Port Sherry and Mus- catel, Tokas, | nd Distributers for the Fa- | ICK DHU Scotely Whiskey | See us before making your holiday pur- chases. We have a complete line of fine wines, liquors, etc., and can save you money. CACKLEY BROS., OPP. P. 0. TEL. 1148, Hot Water Bottles Our 2-qt Far- pam bottle, 4sc. Our 3-qt. Far- nam bottle, 68c. By mail add 10c for postage | Myers -Dillon | Drug Co. 16th and Far- Bam Streets, Dealers in all kinds of rubber -~ola XMAS AND NEW YEAR HOLIDAY RATES, To points within a selling station. distance of 200 miles from Selling Dates, Dsc. 24-25-31, Jan. | FINAL RETURN LIMIT, JANUARY 2, Round trip rates: One fare to points west and one and one-third fare to 1323 points east of Missouri river, Ticket Offices: | Farnam $t. & Union Station (! OMAHA. ' Watches That Keep Time A watch that does not keep time fs worse than no watch at all. Our watches aro rellable, and sold at close margins, and ftully guaranteed. Ladies' gold-filled case with American movement, up from. Gentlemen's gold-filled case with Am fcan _movemen up from... ..9.50 Ladies” solid gold watches, up from 20.00 Gentlemen's solid 14 watches, up trom.. o, .25.00 We are sole agents for Patek, Philippl & Co. celebrated Bwiss watches. Come and see the pretty things for gifts and favors, or write for catalegue. OPEN EVENINGS. MAWHINN Y & RYAN COMPARY, 15th and Douglas, OMAHA Jewelers and Art Stationers. Recommended by all who have used them. Sample Free Howell Drug Co., = — HOWELL’S Little Anti-Bilious Pills 16th & Capitol Ave. o ¢ -