Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 7, 1903, Page 12

12~ e —————— KIMBALL MAY GET CONTRACT Rumor that School Board is to Break Away from Architect Latenser PLANS FOR MONMOUTH PARK BUILDING in Title to One of of Owing to Defect Lots Construction New May Be layed Some. Hous Dew It is rumored around the city hall that the bullding and property committee of the Board of Education has decided to let the contract for the construction of the elght- room school house at Monmouth Park T.,R. Kimball, and that a report to this effect will be made to the board Monday at the special session. Mr. Kimball, the chair- man of the building and property commit- tee, and the superintendent of buildings bave inspected the ground for the prelimi nary plans, which are to be prepared im- mediately. In this connection it is sald by members of the board that there is some difficulty in | getting title to the land upon which the new house is 6 be built. The board or- dered the purchase of three lots in addi- tlon to those mow owned by the district, and (b2 purchase was made several months ago. It has since developed that thero stands against one of the lots the sum of $600, and to straighten this title will re- quire some time, 8o it may be May 1 beforo the district can get a clear title to the land The board also intends to have the alley running between the lots condemned. This action has not yet been secured from the council, so there is some doubt as to when the construction will be begun. | | to | Why I8 not stock yards a Burns-Haskell. 'Phone 895. ELECTRIC COMPANY’S ROYALTY Pays City Three P Earnings from Commercial Service, good buy? r Cent on Gross Secretary Schweltzer of the New Omaha Thomson-Houston Blectric Light company has filed with the city comptroller a report of the business done by the company, ex- clusive of that with the city, for last year and has paid into the city treasury a royalty of $5,683.90, the amount being 3 per cent of the gross earnings collected, minus city lighting. This is the first royalty ever paid to the eity by the electric light company and is done under the contract of March 4, 1902, in which the price for arc lights is fixed at $94.50 each per annum. The substance of the report shows that the gross earnings for arc and incandescent light service, exclusive of business done with the city, amounted to $144,459.09; gross earnings for power service, $45,546.38; total, $13,005.47. The amount remaining uncol- lected for arc and incandescent lighting service is given at $2,234.90 and that for power service $1,307.37, a total of $3,542, leaving $189,463.20 upon which the royalty for 1902 is computed. Last year the city contracted hllln for lighting to the extent of $38,926.20, ving the total gross earn- ings of the elu.trlc light company as $231,- .67 for 1902, Pl Children When You C: Children often get what they do not want because their elders think it good for them. Is it not better to give them something that they want and that will o do them good? Mr. A. W. Cook, editor of the Journal, Deposit, N. Y., has found a way of doing this. He writes: ‘We have been using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in' our family for several years. Our children like It and it seems to break up fhelr colds. Our baby cries for it ana ofttimes will make up a cough in order to get an extra dose. We have recoms mended it to our friends, who are using it with good success.” There is no danger in giving this remedy to children, for it contains nothing harmful and there s nothing so good for the colds, croup and whooping cough to which they are sube Ject. CURTAILS GRAIN SHIPMENTS Shortage of Cars from Neb: e the \ e for Complaint ka and Kansas Denlers, M. T. Cummings of the Cummings Grain company of Beatrice, Neb., and Blue Rap- 1ds, Kan,, is in the city on business con- nected with the grain shipping interests. Of the grain conditions down in that viein- ity he &ays: “We are all tied up and ham- pered on the transporation question. We cannot get cars. The Union Pacific will not accept consignments of grain in Union Pacific cars for points farther than Kansas City, and much of our trade is with the south and southeast. White corn is quoted with us at 32 cents, yellow at 313 cents and mixed at 81 cents. Very little corn is now coming in to the elevators beeause of the bad condition of the country roads.” The Peril of Our Time is lung disease. Dr. King's New Discov- ery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds cures lung troubles or no pay. G50c, $1 For sale by Kuhn & Co. | Announcemen of the Thedte: At the Orpheum, where a good bill has been well patronized throughout the week, | there will be a matinee this afternoon and | the last performance of the program will be given this evening. For the week com- | mencing tomorrow seekers of something | new may anticipate much, for with one ex- | coption the “turns” will be given by artists | who have never appeared here. It will be | a comedy bill, this being the style of all the acts except two. W. H. Murphy .xmi Blanch Nichols will be seen in a novel lit tle comedy entitled “The Bifurcated Girl." Neison's comiques, four in number, will | present their grotesque acrobatic “‘stunt called “Fun at the Zoo." Morrissey and | Rich in the farce, “Mefry Moments,” will enliven matters with repartee and fun. | Mason, Keeler and Company will present “Hooked by Crogk,” while McCue and Ca- | Bill will have something uniquely their own. The musical feature will be Kronan's White Tscherkes Trio Russian singers. | The kinodrome pictures will be entirely | new. Very Low Rate To points in Montana, Idaho, Washington Oregon, British Columbia, \llh and Colo rado, in effect daily from 'February 15 .o April 30, via Chicago Grast Western rail- way. Write to J. P. Elmer, G, P, A, Chi- cago, for full particulars. Capital and Surplus, $108,000.00, Every Woman should have a Savings account— Many a man has been saved from financial ruin by the savings of a thrifty wife. We welcome the accounts of women and pay 4 per cent. compound interest on Savings A.mnu-nybcwenedvi\hmy:un Our little steel banks which we furnish free eip women 10 save money. Call and get one. CITY SAVINGS BANK Brown Blooh, Sixteenth and Douglas Streste . OMAHA, NEB. | Pata | Surp! | FRANK MU APHY THE OMA"A DAILY BEE: eu‘\'I'I'RDA" \IAR(“H 1903. - ‘v Tapestry Sate Monday IBRANRELS, == e sofl Manufacturer's Stock of Men’s $15.00 Satin Lmed $7 50 Suits at This great clothing purchase —one of the most fortunate in our history—enables us to present a wonderful bargain to Omaha men. An immense stock make up entirely of the highest standard black clay wor- sted suits, lined with Skinner's elegant satin lining, at a price never before attempted. Here is clothing suitable for dress or for business; talored and finished in the best possible manner and as handsome a suit as you have ever purchased for $15.00. Our price for Saturday barely covers the cost of the cloth, without count being taken of the cost of workmanship and of linings We warrant every suit to be exactly as represented or money refunded. Remem ber these arc $15 clay worsted suits, at $7.50 50 Sale begins today at 8 o’clock. PHENOMENAL OFFERING IN OUR Boys’ Clothing Department Our new boys’ and children’s department on the third floor is fast nearing com- pletion. We will move very shortly. Whatever stock of boys' garments we now have on hand we offer at still greater reductions, Children’s $2 Vestee Suits’ at 75¢ $7.50 Long Pants Suits at $1.98 Fancy cheviots with plain and fancy Young men’'s and boys' suits, strictly vest, ages 3 to 8—worth all wool, ages 14 to 20—worth up 75¢ up to $2—IN BASEMENT to $7.50—IN BASE- 1.98 Children’s $4 and $5 Suits $1.95 MENT at . o All the finest vestee, sailor, Norfolks, Children’s $3 Suits at $1.00. manlys, 3-plece and double-breasted Boys' vestee, 2-plece, double-breasted, styles—ages 3 to 16, worth $4.00 Norfolks, scarcely any two alike, and $5.00 a suit, at the 1 95 all this season’s goods, ages 1 absurdly low price of ... A e v 3 to 15, on main floor at . 1,000 PAIR BOYS' ALL WOOL KNEE PANTS, WORTH 75C, AT 25C Tapgsrter;tSaIe JBRAMQ n: Slgo':ag:::ry I Branivied SuwsBuees Monday ) at §1.59 each 4%, Interest Paid on Deposits Either Pass Books or 3. 6 or 12Tonths Certificates of Deposit. We Return You $1.04 at the End of a Year for Every Dollar Deposited With Us. Checks Cashed On Ail Banks. Bank Opens, 9 Till 5:30—Saturdays Till 9:30 P. M. J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS, BANKERS. The only safe way is the surest way To Get Rich A well selected farm mort- gage pays the highest rate of interest consistent with absolute security . . . . Many-a-man pays $3.50 for our "‘Onimod" shoes, relying almost solely upon eur hon- esty, and yet he couldn't pick a $3.50° shoe from a bunch of $2.00 ones, if there was no brand to guld: him. We have had experience. sonally examine we make a loan. If you haye ldle funds, we can seefire you a good in- vestment, 'Phone 470, Forgan-Haskell Co, 420 New York Life Bldg. Wg per- That's why he buys *‘Onimod"” brand. If it's an “Onlmod” that's all he caves to know. Our $2.50 “Onimod” is worth just a dollar less than our $3.60 “Oni- mod,” and our $850 “Onimod” is the best shoe made. HILLER'S old.])rlvat togi PURERYE NflléKEY*l ONEFULL QUART 4 full quarts $4,00 Case 12 full quarts, $10 § gallon keg, $15.00. CHARGES PREPAID HILLER’S OLD PRIVATE STOCK A Household Whiskey Because of its purity, age —unsurpassed quality—its f| perfect mellowness = and exquisite flavor NATIONAL BANK OF OMANA, Cor. m- lfll wth B!.l. » Capit 85 » Fund . UNITIPD STAPES DEPOSITORY. sident. 0D, Vi President. DRARE Qurbler I-m'%ny HAMLTON, assistant Casniea {TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER Address Omaha, Neb, N. B WL LERS PREPAID for $! EXCEPTION —We pre- i pay che excent’ 1o from 81 up. 5 Nebraska Nutioral Rak, Omahs, “WLLER LIQUoR ‘¢o., 1309 Pasllam St Omaba. every farm on which | ASK mm-r HAYDEN'S PROFIT-SHARING CARNIVAL. II'IAY DEN& sSrII(':rtss:;Ns Waists THE RELIABLE STORE. “You have the prettiest suits. You have the greatest many of them. The prices are so reasonable.” These hear every hour in our women's sult department. We fact that our women's suit stock is a credit to the city there is not elsewhere between Chicago and San Fra see this tremendous stock before you purchase. 200 women's sample suits manufactured for fine trade, at $18.80, $25.00, $30.00 and $35.00. varfety of styles. My! so are a few of the remarks we take pardonable pride in the of Omaha. Such a showing elsco. In justice to yourself are worth up to $6.00, will be on sale at $1.98 (Our regular many as they dealers.) 400 sample skirts in beautiful etamines and rainy-day skirts, worth up to $15.00, on sale for $6.98. wom Extra special customers can have want, but ‘none as women's to other for fine trade, $35.00. women's sample sults, coples of im ported garments made for ultra exchusive trade, on sale at $40.00, $55.00, $60.00 and $65.00. 700 women's suits, bought from a 5th avenue manufacturer, all the new collarless styles, everything about them is chic, styl- ish, in all shades, your money back if you change your mind, they are worth up to $20.00—as shown in our window for $12.50. ‘ 300 women's suits for Saturday's selling, | $7.50. manufactured 00, $30.00 ‘and sample suits at $18.50, $2 JACKETS, 50 silk jackets, $5.00. 100 women's silk underskirts—others ask you $0.00—at Hayden's, $5.00. EXTRA SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY MORNING. Women's wrappers—25 dozen flannelette wrappers worth § for 50c, 10 dozen heavy weight white walsts in the new styles on sale Saturday morning, trom § to 10 o'clock. at 69c. 500 women's silk waists, the $5.00 quality, tor § 75 children’s velvet coats, ity, for $2.90. 100 women's 19¢. worth up to $18.00, special at SKIRTS, Sale commencing at § o'clock Satur morning. When our buyer was in New York, as we told you, he was fortunate in securing the manufacturer's stock (f some- thing like 1775 women's ratny-day skirts. | We have taken 800 of these for Saturday's selling, it will pay to come from your home | and pick out four or five of them—they | the $7.00 qual- shoulder shawls for only GREAT MUSLIN UNDENWEIN SILE_. BIG SFOT CASH PURCHASE OF NEWEST ON SALE IN THE NEW, KEMO DELED CORSET DEPARTMENT. Ladies fine cambric corset covers, high neck, worth 19¢, at 10c. Ladtes’ fine lace and embroidery trimmed corset covers and drawers, handsomely made up from selected cambrics, worth 5¢, on sale at 39c. THE STYLES, EXQUISITE AND plain | Ladies’ fine gowns and skirts, made of high grade cambrics, with lawn ruffle, trim- med with embroidery and lace, worth $1, on sale at 50c Children's drawers, in all sizes, full sizes, from 1 to 16 years, on sale at 12%c. MEAT AND FISH SALE SATURDAY. © Bound zg Holland gfi C 3 Best Imported Mackerel.. Steak—3 pounds for.. Herring ter ‘gc No. 1 Irish € “Nackerel ... Bisakot " poynda tor: @ Large fancy Blo Mackerel v 1oy Blo: Fanily White Fish . No. 1 White Fish .. Shoulder Small (amn'y er- T ALBERT EDHOLM JEWELER, 107 No rih 16th Street. Cpp. P.O. P, Diamonds Are a Good Investment Gems are mineral flowers, the blossoms of the dark, hard mines, They are the most lasting of all earthly objects—the most beautiful as well as the most imper- ishable form in which matter appears. We have them at prices ranging from $25 to $500. Make yourself HOWELL’S strong and sl LITTLE ANTI'BILIOUS PILLS Free sample Howell Drug Co., 16th and Capitol Avenue. TES SETIIL TIME| Opportunities Lost for bed bugs to wake up again! It's dead TR SRR R, GRS easy to put 'em to sleep again and for- Are Never Regained ever if you'll justi use SURE DEATH. | It comes In four (4) sizes: Pints, )M‘l quarts, %c; half gallons Sc, and gallons | Tomorrow -we will place on sale our en- tire stock of HOME MADE Jellies, jams and preserves, regardless of cost. We guar- at %c, and a nice pint ofl'can with a long Bnout” free ‘with the .50c or % size, of antee our jellles to be made under our own personal supervision, in a most scrupu- 5 c extra with thevlse or e size, dellv- ered ary place in ity or to depot if far out of town, lru.v-nlno as everything else lously clean manner, exercising our great- est efforts to obtain nothing but the choic- est fruits the markets afford and pure we sell, DID ¥OU KNOW. WE CALL FOR, FILL granulated sugar in its preparation—to be able to offer the public an article that is AND DELIVER PRESCRIPTIONS, all for absolutely pure, wholesome and unsur- “ntch Inspector for U. n. R. Co. . %8¢ « 23¢ veee 23 10¢ 5o 20c Pure Witch hazel, Be Cescarets omo Seltzer Carter's Liver Pills Chamberlain’s Cough Cure Packer's Soap %e Piso Cure $1.00 Scott's Emuision ‘s Vermifuge less money and in less time than any other store in Omaha? This is 'cause we have more REGISTERED MEN than any drug store_in Nebraska! Try u $1.00 Peruna, all you want . 6le e _Castoria, no Ii ; D e 31 Plerce'e Medical Biacovery, no limit e %c Pierce's Pills, no limit. T 18 lbe Allcock's Plsters, all you ‘want.. 12 o0c Texas Catarrh Cure, one cures ‘ $1 Temptation Tondd; all you want. 2%c | passed in quality. Fine Wines and Whiskles for family use | Our jams and preserves are the products at cut prices. of the leading firms engaged in this in- sc“‘EFEnls CUT PRICE |dustry, on this and the other side of the DRUG STORE |pond, ‘!ncluding Crosse & Blackwell's, Southwell & Co.'s, Bishop Co.’s and the S. W. Cor. 16th and Chicago Sta. Dunkley Co.’s. These goods need no intro- l k cl talned a world-wide reputation for purity 00 ac a' and everybody is thoroughly familiar with . them. Worsted Suits $6 T Crosse & Blackwell's Jams, per far Sale starts today, They come in round | gouthwell & Co.’s Jams, per jar corner sacks, square cuts and frocks—sale | Bishoy Co.’s Jams, per jar price while they . last—$6.00. Also all| magiern Jams, per jar wool gray double-breasted sults for same Neufchatel Cheese only $7.60. This is the last week Of our | gorimer co. Full Gream, per Ib. pants sale. Strong working pants 48¢.|poonac ao Brie, each. Carhart's union made pants 98c; better|q,mampert, each.. ones, § A great big lot of odd sult | peron bl Cle pants, ete, choice §1.90; you will find some | poierqam Edam (extra heavy) each..$1.05 worth as much, as $3.00 fn this lot; pants |yt st o lce L that formerly sold for $6.00, $7.00 and $8.00, PRICES LET DOWN, pants, no matter how high the price may [ poy o b O RN be. In our men'd shoe department We | , .5, papeake Flour, 3 pkgs. for ofter strong, durable shoes at $1.35, the | oltn " EREREE AT, TP Regent $2.50 shoes for $1.60; Kirkendall's | S0 0% Mo ® PURE 08 -- Omaha made shoes, with the union label, | pot/ti 8 (WA © PEAR T are $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50. The Guar- { ot o = J i g antee Clothing Co., 1519 and 1521 Douglas . Malta Ceres, 3 pkgs. for. Bagle Condensed Milk, 2 Pure Maple Sugar, per cake Preserved Ginger (imported), per pot " i Saratoga Flakes, per pKE.. Still Prevail at Our Closing Out Sale PiovR. of Drugs Onl Gold Medal. Per Sack E y Golden Sheaf... Rock Candy, per Ib. Blue Bell. Carbolle Acid, 1b. cans. Perry Davis Pain Killer Perry Davis Pain Killer.. SOMMER BROS. Sloan's Liniment.. EXPONENTS OF GOOD LIVING, Grocery Telephone, 1329, Kendall Spavin Cure. Market Telephone, T Horsford's Phosphate.. Twenty-Elghth and Farnam Streets. Tyree Antiseptic: Powder v —— Hydroleine. v Kay Renovator 1 Hood's Sarsapariila HOWELL’S ANTI-GRIP CAN'T BEAT 'EM. TRES GH IN ONE DAY, Stops that Ache In l);l l"‘w;I\PK th‘rk d Head. Makes yo etter after 114 South 14th Street. ond Head, M i ” Wé sl peint Relieves Headache and That Depressed Feeling. A Sure Cure fora Cold|| ... "rrortiror . . In & sweat in one of our BATH CABINETS || (I} next 4a; and fepes efore; 1t ~We are ssliing the 1 3 good thin, 10 keep handy, and when you feel an attack coming $5.00 Cabinets for $2.25 |} & .o ui i e oS No better way in the world to get rid of Pave atiack, The dipsotions e thke | the best made They could b en all day and night, v we find from experience that thre¢ o a day is all that is necessary With few exceptions, It s not neces- sary to take them a second day ‘ak- ing medicine after a cure has b produced i like pouring water on a only when you feel the nee If capsule cannot be swallo conten(s and take as a pows 2 PREPARED ONLY BY S. E. HOWELL, Park Av Two $1 Plerce’s Prescription, all you want. 6ic Two 'Phones~747 and 797, duction to the consumer—they have at- CHEESE, price. Genuine Priestley Cravenette Coats Domestic Roquefort, in jars. now your cholice $5.00; there are no better Huyler's Premium Chocolate, per 1b, street. Rellance, 956 Howell's Antl-Kawf Fulier Drug & Paint Co pot hours till three are take then wait the grip or bad cold. Our CABINE © |} there would be danger in taking more. fire fter e fire is out. Ta them L Juyn Castorta BRI 5o ook 228 Ger Kimmel Hitters Fear's Unscented Hoap Nurses' Clipical Becord Liock of fifty sheets Sheets, and phones, in Ph CAL Leavenworth St. 852 and F-1617. rmacy, Omaha, . US UP. Neb, in blouse, | ping pong and Monte Carlo effects at only | Our ,Spring Showing of Men’s and Boys’Clothing is Now Rt_eqdy : Gathered from the best man- ufacturing tailors in the coun« trs—selected with an eye to correct fashion —spread be- fore the people of Omaha with the Knowiedge thatevery yard of fabric is dependable, every itch true and every detail of workmanship done by ex- perts. This means that what- ever you pay here for a gar- ment for yourself or boy can absolutely be depended on, and you get the best your money can buy, Men’s Suits at $12 Made of domestic and imported chev- iots and worsted cheviots, worsteds and silk mixed worsteds are pin checks, pin and overplaids, in 1i dark shades. The hand padded and the collars are hand felled; the workmanship throughout we guarantee. They're the best values ever offered any: 512,00 $16.50—we have Men’s “Top Coats” at $10.00 them in all sizes for. Made of covert cloth and fancy cheviots, the proper lengths, 32 and 34 inches; the linings are strictly high grade serge, with a satin sleeve lining. We guarantee the workman- ship and a perfect fit is absolutely assured. They are so0ld generally for $13.50 to $15.00. 10 OO cereeseans . We have them in sizes 34 to 42 1oL ise Our Two Special Suits for Boys At $2.00 At $3.00 Made of all wool cheviots and cassi- Made of high grade materials; many several colors to choose colors to select from; perfect fit The styles are “Norfolk; guaranteed. We have them In 4 to 12 years, and the “Norfolk” style, sizes 4 to 12 years, “‘double-breasted jacket,” 8§ to 16 and the “double-breasted jacket,” years. Made to 2 OO slzes 8 to 16 years— 3 OO . . the colors stripes, plaids ht, medium and shoulders are retall for $3.00— made to retail for $4— for Saturday ....... here Saturday JEWELERS AND WATCHMAKERS We have a complete line of Ladies' and Gentlemen watches of all grades and dif- ferent make, A large assortment of plain Gold Rings and Set Rings of every des: cription. Ladles' and Gents' watchchains, Charms and Lockets in Solld. Gold or Dlated. Mantle Clocks, Fancy Gift Clocks, Regulator and Office Clocks, . Optical Eoods. In fact anyihing that goes to make up, a well arranged Jewelry Store. verything solid on very small margin, P. E. FLODMAN & 0., JEWELERS, Phone 1574 1614 Capitol Ave, BAILEY THE DENTIST 312 Paxton Blk. Coata #6% and is worth it SHERIDAN NUT perfoct substitule forhard coal in your bageburner, Excellentfor cooking Vlcior White 1605 FarnamJSt. Tel. 127 N OUR GOLD CROWNS and Bridges we use nothing but 22K fine, which finsures the color re- maining without a metallic taste. Crowns, $5.00. Bridges, $5.00 per tooth. Tllo Best Shoe for Boys and Girls Nearly ‘everybody know our $1.50 shoes for bo; it's the best shoe in the city for the price—that it gives longer wear and more comfort than any other $1.50 shoe made Our girls' $1.50 shoe Is just as %00d value as the boys'. We also hav: a great line of $2.00 shoes for boys and girls, made of a high grade leather and put to- gether very strongly, but neatly finished and made on a stylish and easy last. Whatever you want for boys and girls, we have it and at easy prices. FRY snoz o THERE'S A TIME When you are probably dissatisfied with the shoes you bave been buying for your boy. Don't you think it would be & good {dea to bring him here Saturday—just to see what we can do for him in (he way of & §1.50 shoe. Those that have bought these shoes are always so well satisfled that they come again and again to get the same shoe. We take great care in fitting these shoes, so that they give the most wear and comfort All sizes for all boys at $1.50, DREXEL SHOE CO. Omaha's Up-to-Date Shos Hous: 119 FARNAM STREET