Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 1, 1903, Page 13

B s THE OMAHA DATLY BEE: THURSDAY T0 EXCLUDE EASTERN WAIFS Nebraska Ohildren's Home Boolety Will Have Bill for Legislature. DEALS WITH OBNOXIOUS IMMIGRATION Secretary of Soclety Says Childrem Sent Into Nebraska from Tene- fots of Big Cit Not Wanted. ment Din Ar> The officlals of the Nebraska Children's Home society are preparing a bill to be | presented to the legislature which will have | for ita purpose the suppression of immigra- | tion into Nebraska of a large number of waifs from other states, particularly from | New York. C. 8. Paine, the secretary of | the soclety, sald “Nebraska is particularly unfortunate in this matter. There are societies in New York and other places which have for their object the removal of children from the con gested districts of the cities to the west 1f they carried out the object of their asso- ctations with care there would be litle ob- fection on the part of anyone to thelr opera- tion, but the trouble fs that the managers seem to feel that as soon as the children are removed from the city their interest should cease, “The result is that children are brought | to the western states by car lots, homes are ostensibly found for them and the soclety takes no further interest in their welfare. No care is taken to select good homes for the children, the New York society appar- ently thinking that anything in the west s better than the condition of the children in that city. Anyone can get one of these New | York waifs to care for. The character of the children is often bad, and they are placed in families who cannot or do not properly care for them. The child soon be- comes & charge upon the state and then the lacal societies or the state society is ex- pected to provide for it. “The trouble was for a long time as bad in Kansas as it is in Nebraska, but by the enactment of a wise law It is now prac- | tically impossible for the New York so- | eloty to operate in that state and the same | condition should exist here, | Have a U Don't fool with a cold; no one can tell what the end may be. Pneumonia, catarrh, chronic bronchitis and consumption invar- fably result from neglected colds. Nothing can be compared with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a quick cure for colds and in- fluenza and by its use these diseases may be avolded. AUTHORIZES NEW BOND ISSUE and Second neil nance Passes First Readt; at Special Meeting. At a special meeting of the city council held solely for that purpose a new ordinance to authorize $200,000 of funding bonds of the oity was given its first and second reading and referred to the judiciary committee. This is the same bond issue contemplated in two former ordinances passed and re- pealed. The bonds to bear 3% per cent in- terest were first offered for sale, but found no market, and even when the rate of in- terest was increased to 4 per cent and they were offered at public sale the highest pre- mium offercd was $200, and for that reason all proposals were rejected by City Treas- urer Hennings. Later, Spitzer & Co., bank- ers of Toledo, who had been one of the | bldders, made a private offer of $3,000, and 1t 1s to make that sale possible that the pending ordinance has been drawn. The council will hold another special meeting Friday morning at 11 o'clock for the final reading and passage of this ordinance. The bonds, as provided for in the ordinance, will run thirty years and will bear 4 per cent || interest. They are to be lssued for the purpose of funding & portion of the present bonded indebtedness of the city and will be designated as renewal bonds. Don't Lose a Meal Through dyspepsia Take Electric Bitters. troubles or mo pay. and Indigestion. They cure stomach Only G0c. For sale the Theaters, Adelaide Thurston's will be the New Year's attraction at the Boyd this after- moon and tonight. Miss Thurston will be remembered as the petite and winsomo young actfess who was seen here in “Sweet In “At Cozy Cor- {he best vehicle ever had for the display of her talents. Bhe is surrounded by a splendid company, and the scenic environment of the play is said to be excellent. It's a story of a young elty girl concert violinist, who goes to Coty Corners, a quiet hamlet, to rest. She marries the village parson, after much country gossip. ““At Cozy Corners, At the Orpheum there will be two per- fermances of its huppy New Year bill to- day, a Special matinee at 2:16 and tonight at For the matinee parquet and front circle seats can be secured. The sale of sedts in advance has been very large and indicates full houses at both performances. The bill is an excellent one and has much fn it that-is good in the comedy line. Miss Lydia Barry of Felix and Barry, who are among the heavy scorers, is wearing some stunning gowns, and different ones at nearly ®every performance. Katherine Osterman, in “Tomerrow at 12" is meeting with eve bigger success than ever before. Fox, the clown juggler, and his clever little dog, ¥oxie, are winning the children, A special box office has been opened at the Boyd theater to accommodate the large number of purchasers of “Ben Hur" seat ‘The sale of seats for this important eng: ment, which occuples the Boyd stage all mext week, opened yesterday morning, and, ing to the large demand, a separate of- fice was opened on the left of the lobby. This will greatly facilitate matters, as “Ben Hur" patrons will not have to wait for the holiday patrons today. The curtaln rises promptly at 8 o'clock Monday evening To Cut Iee at Manawa. Not dfscouraged by the past season’s sum- mer resort weather, Manager Griffiths is making preparations for next summer's fee supply at Lake Manawa, and expects wit ort time to begin to harvest ice. The Manawa ice houses and ice were in- spected yesterday and the fce was found to De ten inches thick and as clear as crystal Mr. Grifiths will 1] the ice houses to their full capacity in anticipation of a season of genulne summer resort weather. Sunrise Prayer Meeting. The First Presbyterian church, following its annual custom, will begin the new year by holding & morning prayer service at §:30 o'clock Thumday. The theme for the morn. tng will be, “Let us not be weary in well foing: for in due season we ehall reap, i we faint not.” A Beautitul © The Milwaukee Rallwav has published an. artistic calendar for 1903 Six sheets, 10216 inches, of beautiful reproductions in colers of pastel drawings by Brysen. Price, Bh wnais On sale a4 Gitr Tisker Ofew, Dot Fainam siieen cudur. " w Atdl {BRANBR S Store Open Today UNTIL NOON to give everybody an oppor= tunity to secure the extra- ordinary bargains we are offering during our Grand Clearing Sale Cordial wishes for A Happy and Prosperous New Year to All J. L. Brandeis & Sons, Props. Boston Store Windows On Friday, January 2 THE GRANDEST REMNANT SALE EVER HELD IN OMAHA Don't fail to avail yourselves of this extraordi- nary opportunity, as it only lasts one day Edison and Columbia Phonographs Also Disc Machines 14,000 Records Cash or Payments to Belect From We carry a complete stock of Edisen and Columbia Machines and Records. Our facilities for showing records and filling mail orders cannot be equaled in the west. Call on us or write. Dealers wanted. Free concerts all day and evening. Also Vehicles, Automobiles and Bicycles. H. E. Fredrickson 15th and Capitol Avenue. ’Phone 2161. SRR PRRSONALLY CONDUCTED Notich 1s hereby given to the public that 1 any person or persons that may solfcit or ask for money or anything in the name of the Volunteers of America with book or paper that does not bear the name of Captain F. Rotzel, in charge of North Omaha, the same has no right and is falsely representing themselves as to the right to solicit In the namg of the Volunteers of America in the city of North Omaha, whether in uniform or not CAPTAIN F. ROTZEL, In Charge of North Omaha. Florida Excursion Via “Dixie Flyer” Route. On Tuesday, January 6th, an excursion will be run from Nevraska to Florida—with through sleeping cars from Omaha and Lin- coln, via Burlington Route to St. Louls and the “Dixie Fiyer” Route from thers to Jack- sonville. This excursion will be a personally con- ducted ome and will be in charge of Mr. George W. Bongell, C. T. A, B. & M. R. R., Lincoln, Neb., who is thoroughly familiar with the points of interest enroute and in the state of Florida, As you pass through Cairo, Martin, Nashville, Chattanoogs, Atlanta and Macon, and make a 12-bour stopover at Chatta- noogs, where an experienced guide will| conduct the party through Chattancosa Park, pay & visit to Lookout Mountain and other points of interest; the trip will be an interesting and instructive one. An early application for sleeping space is suggested. Ask for copy of illus- trated booklet outlining the trip at 1403 Farpam St., or write W. H. BRILL, Dist. Pass. Agt, [Dlinols Central Rallroad, Omaba, Neb. “Th» Fratarnity” will glve a grand ball at Creighton hall New Year's night, Janu- ary 1, 1803. lady, 2c. Dance until 2 o'clock. Publish your legal notices in The Weekly Bee. Telephone 238. Noti Notice 1s hereby given that the co-part- nership heretofore existing between Louls Slavin and Fred M. Youngs, under the name of the “Omaba Plating Company,” has been dissolved by mutual consent, id Louls Slavin continuing the business of sald co- partnership. LOUIS SLAV! FRED M. YOU) GS. BRADFORD, Pa, Dee ohn €. Me Kenra, for twenty-one years general man- ager of the Bradford, Bordell Kinsu railroad, has resigned, to take effect Jan- uary 1 Bal King Cols Beli-rising Buskwheat. Fifty cents per couple; extra W. R. Bennett Co By E. D. HASTINGS, Receiver, The great bankrupt sale is continued, no such wind- fall ever happened in Piano buying— Every instrument is DISTINCTLY HIGH GRADE and every price is DISTINCTIVELY » Low. Easy Payments! Easy Payments!! Easy Payments!!! 1 NEW OAK ... 1 LARGE PIANO .. 1 SOHMER (used) . 1 STARR (used) $350 PIANO . $375 PIANO & $400 PIANO . $425 PIANO $450 PIANO . $600 PIANO . $476 PIANO . $525 PIANO , $560 PIANO . $600 PIANO . All sold om essy payment plan. Sheet music and musical merchan- Qise sold at & great sacrifice, Sheet Music All 50 music from 12¢ to 21e. All 40c music from 10c to 18¢. All 10c musie from 3c to Sc. All 50c folip music from 18¢ to 38c. Guitars, mandolins and violins from $1.00 up. NOTE-—No fented, returned or re- paired planos’included in this grand NEW YEAR'S OPENING SBALE. $162 135 200 245 186 216 225 250 275 326 300 360 375 400 A HAPPY NEW YEAR Begin right by wearing a genuine welt soled women's shoe. Made en the latest of lasts—the high Cuban heej—the military heel —viel kid uppers—the genuine stock —flexible oak tannage sole leather soles—heavy or medium welght— wide or parrow edges—broad, com- mon sense round toes. Did you ever hear of so much that was 80 good for so little money, $3.50 We stake our reputation as the greatest value givers back of this shoe—and if you are not satisfied we give you your money back. DREXEL SHOE CO. Omaha's Up-to-Date Shoe House 1419 FARNAM STREET. Send for new fall catalogue. Business Stimulaters BEE WANT ADS 150w . Mt IT MAGNIFIES Your income larger when you have part of 1t Any amount seems small when you spend 1t all for pleasure. Don't wait to make a New Year's reso- lution, but make up your mind to save money now—not tomorrow, but today. To- day 1s your day. Bring in $1.00 If that is all you can epare. | |If you are thinking 1t will open & bank account for you Get one of our small steel banks, free, i will assist you to save The part of your income that's in this bank will increase at the rate of 4 per cent per anpum cITY SAVIIGS IIIK. OMAHA, W. LYMAN, President JOHN F. FLACK, Vice-President. CHAS. B. BATES, Treasurer. c Scofield’s Cloak Clearing Sale Commences Tomorrow, January 2d Your money will do more for you here than any other place you can take it. UNDUPLICATABLE AR BN T2 o P LE W R A RE2STD below cannot be dupl- cated. You can get the goods (all you want of them), at Sherman & McConnell's Drug Store—all the Ume—at prices given below. 20c Mennen's Talcum Powder for $3.50 Marvel Whirling 8p Prices_quoted “Root (Kilmer we N LIQU OR CU RE blets, we sell.... 40 de, we sell 4o YOU ASK FOR. e “genuine—we sell.... ¢ e Mistletoe € 100 Catarrh Powder, wo r 40c e & rman & McC: \mmllls prices. Garfield Tea for 10¢ 100 Pure 2-grain innlnt $1.60 Peruna for . The above is lhs strip label. $1.00_Listerine (Lambert's) for . §0c Stewart’s Dyspepsia Tablets for c Shrader's Fig Powder for . $1.00 Plerce’'s Medicines for . One Pound Mixed Bird Seed for 2%c Grave's Tooth Powder for . #0c Mull's Grape Tonlc for . $1.00 Coke Dandruft Cure for e Kirk's Juvenile Soap for rue Violet Soap, box 3 ca 2c Brown's Bronchial Troches c Willlam's Pink Pills for . e Orangine for .. 18 Write for our catalogus of Drugs, Per- fumes and Rubber Goods. Sherman & McConnell Drug Co Wholesale and Retall Druggists. Omaha, Nel 6th and Dodge. IT'S A FACT The width of a seam, the size of a button or the location of a pocket may sometime determine the up-to-dateness of an over- coat. The wearer of a “MacCarthy” overcoat 18 & man who is proud of his overcoat. We give the closest attention to the little kinks of fashion. Overcoats that embrace every virtue of fit, of fashion, of fabric and of fnish—$30 to $50. MacCarthy Talloring Co Phone I8 1710-12 Farnam $t. Bee Bldg., Omaha. s e e St ot THE BEST HELP IN TOWN TR AR TR S eces.- in carrying on a successful business mployes. 'The great, Union, Facific ' HAD R A 8iiops, was s ‘enterpris were on time, all in good shape and everything the raflroad, [ ¢ 18 Ot Srhe rollnwml "F i 3 men have charge of our pres on and edles ~departments: H. J. CLENNA L3 HAYHU\\ a HOPTON and livery boys ith Sicyeies burn the promptly which fairly pavement in thelr eagerness to !ll\!l’ all orders. TWO TELE- Nos. U7 and A3 make up of the equipment of th! 'SCHAEFER’ or arug noeds. As fo i Re eneu;or o ‘.u' e Pozzoni Face Powder for ™ Graves' Tooth Powder for.. oo sie drug send from’ GATA but your lst for OPEN ALL us NIGHT. CUT PRICE DRUG STORE 747. 5. W, Cor. A%in of fitting your home cut with new fixtures— gas or electric— come in and look over our ele- gant line. We can please you. F. M. Russell 313 South 15th St. Telephone 503 , 9 Open Till Noon Thundny New Year's Day the bix store SPECIAL THUR.DAY MORNING SALES IN ALL DEPTS, THURSDAY MORNING IN THE BARGAIN ROOM The great clearing out sale will continue in the Bargain Itoom and the prices will still be cut lower. Ilmnmndn upon thousands of yards of merchandise, ladies’ and’ gents’ Furnish- ing Goods, Linens, Muslins and in fact everything will go—noth ing iv reserve in this sale. peddlers, dealers or manufac- turers are sold to. A WOOL DRESS COODS Extra heavy Wool Skirting for rainy-day skirts, ;_vnmls worth 50c a yard, will go in this sale at, a yard.. )-inch Brilliantine and Mohs go in this sale at, a yard Al our IFancy Dress Goods we sold at 39¢ will go in this sale at, a yard. Plain Black Soliel, rvgul.\r 49¢ ;.,(mds, you a yard . 25¢ r, regu just last you Ladies' unaerwe-r. worth uon will go at . Children's union suits, worth 60c, will go at ... 26¢ and Gve men’ each 32-inch Scotch Plaids, made to sell for the thin" for children’s school dresses, as Inng as the) 75¢ Imported French Flannel, in Inrnzm. in stripes, in fip,,urnu strictly all wool, brought in from the High Grade 240 Strictly all wool Challis, in silk stripes, regular 75¢ goods, at, a yard Regular 15c snd 19c flannelettes, 36-inch 150, 190 and wilstings, Bandsdibe wide, fine Iine of colors, in order to close il ana figures, In order to move . a yard 12%c, 15c and 19c percales, in both light and dark colors, for, to close 5 Prints, worth Se, 6%c and 7io, 1 veeeer. 0 a1 10 ome lot at, & yard . 20 Ladies' unfon suits, worta All our 48c, 5% and underwear will $1.00, at .. £o in one lot, on one 49° Ladies' kid fleece-lined gloves, worth G0c, will go at 6¢-10c Buy your shoes Thursday morning and save from 75c to one dollar a pair. Men's Sample shoes, worth up l 96 Women's Patent Calf Vicl, lace, from a Women's Sample shoes worth up ACAS AEEON NPR00, ¢ 2 48 to $3.50. Women's Storm Sandals, £ $5.00.. 98° Sole agents in Omaha for the eélebrated Stetson and Crossett Shoes for men and Brooks Bros.’ Patent Calf nea. 2 sa worth up to $4.50.......0.eeee. .ol for women. hand-painted china; vases made in 'uissni DU UGDIMS 'SI5QUIISDD PUIULL statuary, pedestals, masks, etc. A fine large electric bronze figure with pedestal can have them at, yard c Dress Goods Dept., to close at, a yard... sesssnens COTTON DRES GOODS bt kit s 1 quick, wo will sell at, 1 ...... 20 Ioe."zc them quick, at, & yard ........ FURNISHINC GOODS Children's kid fieece-lined and boys' caps to close at, A BIG FOROED SALE OF SHOES to $3.50 well known_ Lynn factory, reg- Misses’ Sumpl;. l;loeu worl’h up L 250 the Brooks Bres.' Ultra and Grover Shoes HAYDEN BROS. of ebony goods—Steins, Austrian gold decorated glass, Austrian fraville glass, for $75.00. Former price, $120.00. MAWHINNEY & RYAN CoO, Jewelers and Art Stationers, 15th and Douglas Streets, Ommha, OUR STORE will be closed all day New Year's Day. We wish you a Happy New Year and all the year. Look for the name and trade with. S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler 1516 Douglas Street. For a Cold in the Head, Thoat or Lungs, lake HOWELL’S ANT"KAWF Ask your drugglst or send 250 to Howell Drug Co., Omaha. We Wish You a Happy New Year as a guarantee of AbSolute Purlty, LABEL; Sustained by U.S. Circult Court. May Dame Fortune smile her sweet- t smile for you and yours during 'y day of 1903. May happluess and success form the team which draws you to the mext milestons. Thanking you who have been our patrons in the past and trusting that those who have not so favored us will seo “our light,” New YoRK. i‘;rzm n*m 0 0 Mtg. o, Nov g Eomogeneous, of extra, R e w often h:\wl i -.-“ | e L.:.*."Z.W‘a',e’ TABRO, enen roan R ..--—un l*c':fiflwu{u( ¥0. 5"“-' we are, Yours Sincerely, T. L. Combs & Co., 1520 Douglas Street Surateet Detas Cutel ad Al Par OCopyrighted. NO POISON Has Ever Been Found in the Enamel of Agate Nickel-Steel Ware, Sold by First-class Department and House- furnishing Stores. Send for wew Booklet. Lalance & Grosjean Mfg. Co. NEw YORK sosTon ‘I’IN DAYS TRIAL. 0 beinal Seah TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER Only One Dollar a Year. \WHEN YOU BUY A “MERCANTILE. | You are not paying for CHROMOS, SCHEME S, FREE DEALS, ETC., but for FINE QUALITY HAVANA TOBACCO. EQUAL to IMPORTED CIGARS, . R RICE MERCANTLLE CIGAR CO, Manf, St Louls Unles Made