Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 11, 1903, Page 10

10 THF OMAHA DAILY BEE: WED ESDA Y Ooramercial Olub to Be Host for the Kaiser's [ Agricultural Oommission TO SHOW AMERICAN HOG ATSOUTH OMAHA | Process of Killing and Packing for Export Will Be Demonstrated to Remove Prejudice of the Forelgners, At the meeting of the executive com- mittee of the Commercial club yesterday 1t was decided that the organization would entertaln the members of the German royal commission appointed by the emperor of Germany to investigate agricultural condl tions in the United States The commission will arrive in Omaha early tn May. It is the intention of the Com- merclal club to do what it can to remove from the minds of the Germans any preju- dice which they may hold against the American hog. For this purpose arrange- ments will be made with one or more of the Bouth Omaha packing houses whereby the members of the commission may have ac- cess to the buildings and follow the process | of killlng and packing the meat from its | fnception until it is ready for exportation A letter was recelved from the traffic manager of the Chicago Great Western rail- road, stating that the company had not been sold to any competing line and that | it would be in Omaha this spring for busi- Ress, A communication anent an electric rail- road from the north to Omaba and one in western Jowa was received and the club was invited to appoint delegates to a| meeting to be held in Tekamah to consider the former proposition. This committee will be selected later. New members elected were: R. Bingham, R. M. Clark, Charles R. Wilson, W. E. Cooper, T. B. Lemere and R. Oleson. Chambe Cough Remedy the Best. “l have never had a medicine in my store that gave such universal satisfaction as Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy,” says Mr. P. M. Shore of Rochester, Ind. “It s the best remedy today on the market for coughs, colds and whooping cough. One of my lady customers told me recently that she could not keep house without it, that since they have been using it they have had mo need of a doctor.”” In case of a severe attack of croup a physician will usually call twice, and perhaps half a dozen times In a severs and long protracted case of whooping cough, while in pneumonia 1t 1s often necessary that he calls once or twice a day for a week pr two. All of this trouble and expense may be saved by the judicious use of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, for it is a certain cure for croup, and when given as soon as the child becomes hoarse, or even after tbe croupy cough appears it will prevent the atttack. Pneu- monia can also be prevented. This fact has been fully proven, as during the entire thirty years and more in which this rem- edy has been in general use no case of a cold or attack of the grip has ever re- sulted in pneumonia when this remedy was used, so far as we have been able to learn, It will be seen that a little forethought and by doing the right thing at the right time, all danger and expense may be avolded. Bear in mind that every bottle of this remedy is warranted and if not stated it will not cost you a cent. FOR THE CENTRAL BOULEVARD Third Plan of Assessment is Not Before the Board of Equalizsation. Councllmen Karr, Trostler, Mount, Zim- man and Whitehorn convened gesterday a special board of equalization to t three days. Mount was made chairman, and as usual it was decided to let one or two councilmen rccelve protests until the last afternoon, when hearings will be granted to complainants and decisions ar- rived at. One very important plan of spe- clal assessment is before the board, it be- ing that to pay for damages for land ap- propriated for Central boulevard, from Hanscom pirk to Burt street. The prop- erty and damages will'cost $49,680. This is the third plan of assessment that has been prepared, and but three objections have been filed. They are from W. J. Welshans, M. J. Douglas and M. L. Arthur and J. G. Arthur. The two former protest against inequalities, while the latter claim that the money should be raised by general, not special tax. The other assessment plans are for $520.70 worth of permanent side- walks; grading of Binney street, from Twenty-fourth to Twenty-eighth avenues, $616.12; grading of Thirtieth, from Leaven- worth to Mason, $243, and a sewer on Cali- fornia street, from Thirty-eighth to Forti- eth, $806.31. Those who cough at night may secure rest by taking Piso's Cure for Consumption. Announcements of the Thenters. Creatore, the acrobatic band leader, and his celebrated band will be seen at the Boyd Thursday night for a single concert. Mme. Barili is the prima donna with the organization. Creatore’s band numbers sixty musicians and includes some of the foremost Italian soloists. During the sum- mer season last year the band played an engagement at the Hammerstein theater and caused the city to go music mad. Seats are now selling. The favorable impression made at the opening performances is serving to keep the Orpheum well filled this week. So many of the acts class up to the average of the bill that it would seem a little invidious to single out any ome for distinct praise. Comedy predominates the show, making it what In the vernacular is called & laughing bill. The one departure from facetious efforts {s made by Kronau's White Tscher- kes trio of operatic performers, who sing a number of songs very mcceptably. The regular midweek matinee will be given to- morrow, Lehigh Valley Railroad between Chicago and New York, or Phila- delphia. Superb vestibule trains through without change. Stopover allowed ut Niagara Falls. - J Boys’ Clothing & € Clothing Dept Yept. 3rd Floor L ng‘N s 3d Floor SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY $1 White Mercerized Waistings 25¢ Yard We have purchased another lot of long mill leéngths of these high grade mer- d, extra he dium weight, Waisti ceri ., and m vy in fine basket weaves, , in plain white and black and white. This lot o0 $1 Quality Imported Waistings 25¢ Yard Having bought from the custom house one hundred pieces of White and Black This is the These goods Jacquard and damask effects, finest lot that we have ever is equal to the will go on sale for the fi t time on our large bargaln squi Walstings, all heavy corded materials interwoven with tinsel. newest fabric Imported for walsts or entire evening costumes, SO0 80c¢ Foulards at 50c Yard 50c¢ 25¢ p 4o To are imported to retall at $1.00 a yard—we suc- ceeded in getting them for the price of the duty and will place them on sale on main floor at—a yard 25 pieces of special quality Twilled Foulards, in spots, dots and geomstrical eifects, in navy and white and black and white. All pure silk and 24 inches wide, worth 89¢ a yard, on sale in Silk department, yard 50c and 75¢c Embroideries 25¢ Five hundred pieces of Suisse, Nainsook and cambric, very up to 20 inches wide, go wide Corset Cover Embroider on bargain square, choice. .. 50c Veilings at 25c Thousands of yards of very fine All Silk Veilings, in all silk embroidered chiffons and all sitk Tuzedo nets, black, white and colors, 50¢ quality.. ..... by vk 10¢ Laces at Ic and 2ic Many thousands of yards of Everlasting Lacs Trim- 1 mings and Edgings. also fine Sevilla Torchons, many worth up to 10¢, go at, per yard..... lc. ‘2C Greatly Enlarged New Carpet Dept. On the Third Floor. Make a visit to our new Carpet and Rug department this week we have just opened on the third floor with a new and beautiful stock, OUR SPECIALTY—ROOM SIZE RUGS. Watch fBRAu p“ Our SCAFFOLD GOES TO LINCOLN Windows Sherit Shi Douglas County’'s Death Machine to the State Penitentiary, Watch Our s Windows RELIABLE DENTISTRY Union DentalCollege Post Graduate. No Studeats Old relllblc, expert, accurate, painless to do your work here. Gradua den!ll come here to learn our painless methods. Explrt dentists admitted to our course for $100. Then all could have a blg business. Beware of jealous, idle, sore head dentists. They have lost their practice. Poor work an hey have used cau here. The Douglas County scaffold which daid service In the execution of several con- demned murderers has been packed up and sent to Lincoln for use in the hang- ing of Gotleib Neigenfind on March 13. The death machine in all probability, will remain at the state penitentiary where all executions must take place 1in future. Douglas county will recelve $50 for it. Dr. Roy, Farpam. chiropodls moved te 1505 DURING MARCH ONLY: Set of Teeth, from Gold Crowns Bridge Teeth Gold Filling . Your full dress is never complete with- out an “Onimod”— because its $3.50 is no sign that its not swell $3.50 is the price. not the wvalue, that's $5 or more. yRegent Shoe 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 . . . . Small charge for material. Something in lrllflclnl teeth—No piates required—New nt anchor—Mis- eni t, loose and broken plates repaired | made to it ¥ » e of UNION DENTAL COLLEGE OF PAINLESS DENTISTRY, 1523 Douglas Street. Open daily—Nights til! 9; Sundays, 9 to 4. ew —are welts and turns only — Thers are no ma- chine sew’d shoes in the store — which can be truthfully said by no ot her shoe store in Omaha. Sorosis $3.50 We have had experience. We per- always. ‘Wednesday drapery. pair, special display of parlor $27.50 Saxony curtains for $15 per Drapery department, ORCHARD & WILHELM. Sam'l Bur s selling a Libbey cut glass bonbon for sonally examine every farm on which we make a loan. If you have idle funds, we can secure you a good in- vestment. 'Phone 470, Forgan-Haskell Co., 420 New York Life Bldg. Monogram $2.50 always. The new shoe or women SOROSIS SHOE STORE Capital and Surplus, $108,000.00. A Savings Bank : that has stood solid as a rock is a safe place for your savings. In all the years of its existence this bank has never falled to meet its obligations crumpfly ‘our savings deposited here will be absolutely safe and will earn 4 per cent. compound interest. We furnish Iittle Brown Block, Bixteenth OMAHA, vunhfmmp\-uh the home— They help you 1o save, Call and get CITY SAVINGS BANK Frank Wile: MERCHANTS OF OMAMA. hm- lll Bth ll. flan.un UNITPD STATES DEPOSITORY. FRANK MURPHY, Presidont ce Prosident. mmuhx Casbhler. and Douglas Strects NEB, A it . Room 4, | NATIONAL BANK | HAYDEN: § THE RELIABLE STORE. GOOD SHORS ALMOST GIVEN AWAY A genuine hand turn vici kid la worth $3.50—at . | Men's and women's vici kid patent calf an welts—worth $3.00—at Men's satin calt worth $1.75+-at Women's shoes worth up to § at 98¢ and ........ A very fine dongola Tace, with lght or heav: Cuban heel—worth $2.50—at Solo agents {n Omaha for the celebrate and the Brooks Bros' Ultra and Grover sho: superiors and very few equals. COME IN T congr TOMORROW AND MADRAS 6,000 pleces of elegant zephyr ginghams, In in the new, enlarged wash goods depari 2,000 pleces of double fold, extra fine zeph CHOICEST STYLES, In stripes and chec The greatest MADRAS VALUE ever offere tabrics, colors that are the'very stronge Splendid value In 36-inch figured _ corded madras—at 1,000 pleces of the celeprated WE MAKE A SPECIAL Anderson," The handsomest wide, (none better at any pricé), selling HIGH GRADE DRESS A grand special sale of volles, spring | suitings, fancies and other dress goods. Imported volles at 75¢ and upwards. WHITE SILK SALE FOR WEDNESDA ABOUT ONE-HALF WHAT THE SILKS A WHITE CHINA SILK, from Rothchild stock, at 25c. White taffeta silk, from the Rothchild stock, at 89c. White figured and seeded taffeta, for shirt waist, at 39c. White and cream moire silk, swell for waists, only 39c. DAY WILL INCLUDE ALL THE SHOES E XCE SHOES Dorsch viel kid nnd kangaroo lace— worth $5.00~ patterns and finest quality French madras, AR(‘" 11, 1903. Extra Speclal Shoe Sale Wednesday THE ULTRA AND y McKay sole— 4 Stetson and Crossett s for WOMEN. These HE MORN: IF POSSIBLE. shoes for Hayden’s New Gingham and Madras Cloth. SHOWING OF ALL TE GREATER ASSORTMENT § THAN ANY PREVIOUS SEASON. NEW GINC dependable colors: tment, at yr ginghams. ks—at . d—real Scoteh, st—at on sale THF ¥ FRY 32-1nch hhsinv\ Scotland" woven madras for walstings and shirtings—at ........ at Hayden's—at GOODS DEPARTMENT. The best imported, all only G0c a yard. HAYDEN'S GREAT SILK DEPARTMENT. Y—ALL THE HANDSOME WHITE SILKS FROM THE B. ROTHSCHILD'S STOCK, GOES ON SALE. WE NEED NOT TELL YOU THAT WHITE SILKS WILL BE MOST POPULAR, AND THESE RE WORTH. Swell WHITE brocade, worth $1.00, for 49c. all il $1.26—in this sale, at 69c. 82 inch wide cream, washable worth $1.00, for 49c. 36 inch wide, fine habuta wash sil $1.25, for 6%c. HAYDEN BROS. SPECIAL PRICES FOR WEDNES- CROS MEN goods have no THAMS Tailoring sultings at 48c to $5.00 a yard wool challis, at PRICES ARE k satin, Fine white and cream pure silk French | satin, 24 inches wide and actually worth pongee, k, worth The store that prints no exaggeration, that is con- tent with the simple truth and that gives you the best possible vaiues for your money, is the store to which you can cement your faith without the least hesitation. | TODAY WE MAKE THIS CLAIM, that | WE ARE OFFERING THE BEST BOYS' SUIT THAT 00 WAS EVER PRO- | DUCED FOR ] There is more intrinsic valus in our $3.00 ; suits than others are offering for $4.00. Investigation is knowing. Examining is find- ing out. It won’t cost you anything to find out. The Union Pacific bas extended ter- ritory to which round trip Home- g\ To many points in May b and 1324 Farnam St. FROM MISSOURI RIVER TERMINALS seekers’ Excur- slon tickets will be sold as follows Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, Montana, Idaho, Oregon and Washington. ONE FARE PLUS $2 FOR ROUND TRIP Tlck(‘zll! on sale March 17, April 7 ana June 2 and 16, CITY TICKET OFFICE: 'Phone 816, TEEoTEs FOR $10.00 cludes light, These offices | | 1 | | | T'he kind that cures. My Lady Peggy’s Extract Delicate, Lasting, Correct A perfume of character, the culmination of years of research amd experiments in producing a perfume of exquisite sweetness and one that appeals to the delicate and refined senses of the fastidious. PRICE, #C OUNCE Pure Witch Hazel, quart | 2%e Cescarets Bromo Seltger Carter's Liver Pilis %e Chamberlain's Cough Cure ur ’ $.00 Scotis Bmuision Jayne's Vermifuge Nurses' Clinical block of fifty sheets BRAW% — We have two offices that we can offer at a very low rental—considering the fact that the price of $10 per month in- heat and janitor service. have both been newly dec: orated and are attractive and comforta- ble both in winter and summer. are not many offices like this in the building and they never stay vacant long — Better call at once. N = R. C. PETERS & CO,, Rental Agents, There Ground Floor, Bee Bldg. Howell's Anti-Grio Caosules 25¢ a box at Howell Drug Co., 16th and Capitol Avenue. U. S, POSTOFFIGE SUB-STATION NO. 8. We have a postoffice sub-stati can our store and sell Orders, Postag mps, or Register your letters or pac just the same as they do at th postoffice down town, and they you any more, eit sa buy your Drugs here “Dbig stores” down town Don't think it any trouble for sell stamps—we like to be busy. than S. E. HOWELL, Park Ave. Two hones, §32 CALL US UP. you Money Postal Cards ~just the e as it don't cost you any more to at avenworth St. and F-1817. on at kages e big don't the us to 'H. L. RAMACCIOTTI, D. V. S, returning home again, you feel so and played out, as you would after a day’s work and think with horror that you will have to entertain guests in the evening, or perhaps ve to attend some social’ function, you surely do feel very much like It, but it wiil have be done. You must revivify your energy strength and you can do it easily ing & glass ~of that nutritious strengthening and _ delicious be ‘BLUE RIBBON PEER.” Your tired feellng wln soon @isappear; you will rot worry about your evening ngagement any ionger, and when return- ing from your next shopping tour you will not worry at all, for you have the remedy in the house which will make you forget all fatigue. BLUE RIBBON BEER will be dellvered at your house in cnses of two dozen bot- tles (quarts or pint STORZ BREWING CO. ‘Phone 1260, Omaha, Neb. not to Thetb; aflglo of Jslufisdxon s.l:ou! SHERIDAN COAL perfoc! substitute for hard coalat 1622 & ton ine in a baseburne ant for cookin27 u‘.iorWhitel 05 arnamfi.’l'el.l . | HOSPE’S “ Our great Peary tells us that for $200,000 the North Pole can be touched. Never- theless, it is doubtful if the North Pole can touch the country for any such sum. Touching on touching— we'd like to touch you for your orders for your Spring Where can you find such an array of Standard Planos to select from as the following: The Knabe, Kranich & togs—1like to show you why Bach, Kimball, Hallett & Davis, Lin- it would be to YOUR in- deman Son, Matthushek, Sterling, terest to let us have ‘em Krell, Adam Schaaf, Schumann T's has Mtk a0 Ehr in Sweetland, Hospe, Burton and various \ rics by buying direct from others. looms and buying with a Just a Few of combination of tallors. We save money this way. We w.dn.sfl.y" B rgaln; get exclusive styles this 4 { way. We get the pick of the One Kigsiniey uprigt. ... 3100 B! finest cloths this way. YOU plano One Miller upright [wlun'l cause we save money '$105 newly refinfshed . o Ko sy ey Sy One_ Hinge upright ,,mm b115 styles because we get ‘em. PRl Suve Memt $ YOU get the pick of cloths OpaHisile: & Devix wane, | 9125 because we got the plck e Kimball upright plano, Our New York cutter is Ofonewood cast $140 ready to talk Fifth Avenu One $23% Schumann n[rn,m plano, re sty ety g e b o from rent, case B rith W vl sightly marred $200§ you're ready to ca One $0 new plano and piano player, i | ne S rare and_bench: 12 rolia of M| MacCarthy music, terms §25 cash and Tailoring Company, $8 per month, price ] 1710-12 Farnam St New planos, Boston man b ny cases, S., munlhh X | payments ... :bl‘—” | Phoae 1303 Be: Buildiny We have a nun ber of used | Court House 1s opposite. Organs we will close out at 85§ | §8, $12, 815, !Ali and $25. BOe ;77 » 30 up. e o week f Thege March Winds 5 make your ha d lips chap and G ONE OF - YOU ARF rough; use us Cream jusg A prano. | once ana mote the great difference! The ¥ new efze which hold ces or half pint, AIRED. FACE AND HAND LOTIONS. LOW LIST! 3 ¥e Gen imit . 3100 ¥ v Compound (513-1515 Douglas Street § rvere'ir no s alcocics Plascrs. | l\hm y Pills ...... | R W R 1 'Cat “‘,”“_“m‘lun A‘“,“. ant of anything ml\-rli!ed s Deputy Btate Veterizarims {a station Tonie Food Inspector. 13100 ¢ Kidney Cure .00 Chester's Pennyroyal Pilis 1% CITY VETERINARIAN. SGHAEFER’S u:‘\fl pS"‘l‘lt‘;lflls Pfics and Infirmary, 2th and Mason m Wwo 'Phones—747 and 707, Omaba, New. Telepnone 6. | 8 W. Cor. 16(h and Chicago Sta,