Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 25, 1903, Page 10

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY Sulo of Ji L Plclllren in our new Picture Dept. New Picture Dept on the Third Floor. E S. 2OSTSL & ONS THURSDAY'S NOTABLE BARGAINS Ladies’ Summer Gloves, Mitts An immense purchase of ladies’ lisle thread lace gloves in all sizes—1,2 in black, white, cream, tan 50 pair of these splendid quality lace gloves and all colors- of pairs of all silk, mitts made of the best qual- ity heavy Jersey silk, all on bargain square THURSDAY SPECIAL, worth 25¢, at ....... Ladies’ and Children’s 25¢, Undervest also thousands 10c at 10c Thin cool summer undervests for ladies’ and children— all elaborately lace and ribbon trimmed—many with all over lace vm-r‘tumn-gulnr and extra sizes— THURSDAY SPECIAL, worth 25¢, at....ceevenes 10¢ Great Bargain Sale of Laces at 15¢, 10c and 5¢ Net top Orientals, point d’esprit, serpentines, galoons, ete., all widths of bands—worth a# high as 50c yd—Thursday Special 150 IOC'SC $8 Accordion Pleated Skirts at $4.98 A huge showing of the very stylish accordion pleated and sunburst skirts, blues and black. worth up to $8.00, at These swell skirts come Sicilians and new hip yokes, etc. in heavy The colors are the new This is the most remarkable skirt spe- cial we have been able to offer this year, 4.98 $2.50 Wash Skirts at 98c--The jaunty wash skirts that will lead in popular favor this season—worth as high as 82 50 each— 98C Thursdsy special, at. $17.50 Tailored Suits at $8.50 — Made in prany mixed fabrics, all the spring and summer novelty effects with swell blouses and skirts, worth up to 817.50, tomorrow at .........e CUT PRICES IN OXFORDS ‘The most striking summer shoe bargains we ever offered. STRIKING MILLINERY VALUES $2.50 Black Tucked Silk Hats at $1.00. One hundred dozen splendid quality black Jap silk hats in & number of different shapes, both Iarge and small. Regularly sold in millinery stores at $2.60, Thursday at . .o ..1.00 See Our Handsome New Assortment of Pure White Dress Hats $3.50, $4.95 These hats in most stores are $6 and $8. . M. Wenndeie & Fons J. L. Brandeis & Dons AGAINST CANNON CRACKERS Polios Department Intends to Lessen the Noise of the Fourth. WILL STRICTLY ENFORCE OLD ORDINANCE Dealers in Omaha Will Not Be Per- mitted to 11 Fire Orackers Measuring Over Three Inches in Length. Chiet of Police Donahue has fssued his annual Fourth of July edict. This year it is broader and more sweeplng that here- tofore. He has instructed the patrolmen to arrest all dealers who sell or offer for sale any fire cracker that measures over three inches in length, commonly known as the cannon cracker. The ordinance mak- ing it an offense to sell snch was passed in 1897, but heretofore It has not been enforced. This year the chief intends to carry out the law to the letter. The other portion of the edict is to the effect that no fire crackers shall be fired in the clty limits before ¢ o'clock on the evening of July 3. To enforce this he has instructed the police to arrest any person, man or woman, boy or girl, who disobeys iL. This order is for the purpose of confining accidents ‘to a period of one day and two nights, instead of stringing them out for & week, as was formerly the custom. “On the fourth,” said the chief “peoplo are looking for fire crackers and nolse and they are better prepared to take care of themselves. But before that time they are not, and the discharge of a fire cracker fs likely to start a runaway that will cause any amount of damage and perhaps personal_injury. Suppression by Degrees. “For several yeirs we have been trying to draw the line and gradually we are succeeding, for an examination of the recorgs shows a great decrease in the repoia of accldents. This had to be done by degrees, but the time has come when the anti-fourth celebrations must stop so far as the fire crackers are concerned, and this year will see its finish.” Never before has the chief lssued an edict against the offering for sale of cannon crackers, but he has contemplated it for several years. “Since the ordinance became & law,” he said, “I have not enforted It rigidly because the dealers sald they had large stocks of the goods on hand and it would mean the loss of many dollars to them. This year they have no excuse and none will be taken If offered They have had since 1897 to get rid of any stock they might have had and it is my instructions to the patrolmen to arrest any dealer who offers these ocannon crackers for sale. They are dangerous and must be suppressed.” Yesterday afternoon the chief had the or- dinance read to the officers and instructed them to follow it to the letter. Frank R. Roberson. ILLUSTRATED LECTURE ON JAPAN 800 beautitully tinted minlatures. Friday, June 2%, 8 p. m City Hall, Assembly room, 65th floor (Elevator service.) For every one In Omaha who wishes to come. Admission—8) cents. 260,000 brick, $4.50 to $5.60 per thousand, at yards, 220 and Hickory streets. Withnell Bros. & Smith Co. Saturday the Kthel Tucker opens at Lake Manawa for weason. company the summer DIED, TPHEN—-Mrs, Ollie C., '% Butphen, in'this city, from residence wife of Chorles 1908 oral tv-clnnh stieet, June 24 1307 South Twen. Thursday. June %. at 3 Beibe, Interment Forest Lawn. rmna-l The Benmett Company. ul’flccl in our grocery department cut all long the line. Everything guaranteed. Prompt delivery. A salmon carnival. Several hundred one- pound flat cans of fancy red steak salmon, usual price 1Sc. THURSDAY BPECIAL, can, 100 * Potted meats, assorted, can, Sc. Apples and plums in syrup, 3-Ib cans, Were 180 can, to close out, per can, Sc. FREB. A HANDSOME DECORATED Tea Plate with every pound of tea (tea siftings ex- cepted). Fresh roasted Santos coftee, Ib., 1%. — Bathing at Courtland Beach an exhfla- rating pastime. BROGAN FOR SPECIAL COUNSEL Resolution te Employ Him to Succeed Molutosh in Railroad Tax Litigation, Francis A. Brogan will be special counsel for the city In the railroad tax cases pend- Ing In the United States circult court if favorable action is taken on a resolution Introduced by President Zimman and now before the city council for action. The resolution first provides that his fee shall not exoeéd $,00, and then ,provides that In case the city wins the sult and the court decides that the eity has the right to tax rallroad property, the same as other propery, and not on the state assessment figures, he shall recelve a contingent fee of ,000. The oity is to pay all court, travel- ing and other necessary expenses. — Lidderdale and Lanesboro are bright, new towns on the Chicago Great Western rall- way, For particulars write Edwin B. Ma- glll, manager, Townsite department, Fort Dodge, Ia. ——— Don't miss the balloon races at Courtland Beach. Attentlon, W. 0. W, There will be a grand pienic at Krug Park, glven by the W. O. W., Baturday, June A long list of attractions will take place. Races, log rolling, nail driving contest, tug of war, shooting match, bowling match and ball game—Alpha Camp vs. The Bovereign Office, All Woodmen and thelr families friends cordially invited to attend. and Special Train to Bohemian State Tournament. On Sunday, June 2, the Burlington will run a special train to Wilber, Neb., leav- Ing at § &, m.; returning will leave Wilber at 8 p. m. Fare, §L.50 for the round trip Seo me for particulars. J. B. Reynolds,, City Passenger Agent, 1502 Farnam St., Omaha. Half fare to Boston June 24, 2, %0; July 1,2 8 4 Long limit. Stopover privileges Cholce of routes. Through cars to Boston; no change enroute via. The Northwestern Line, the only double track route. 1401-1403 Farnam street. For Sale—Due bill on one of the best New York City hotels at a good discount. Ad- dress E 84, care Omaha Bee. The Wabash Rallread “In the Good Old Summer Time" ofter many spectal rates to Boston, Indlanapolis, Baltimore, St. Louls, Sarawsa, Detroit, Atlanta and other points. Call at city office, 1601 Farnam, or address HARRY E. MOORES, G. A. P. D Omaha, Neh. The Low Rates to Doston Via the Lake Shore & Michigan Sbuthern ratlway, afford a dellghtfal opportunity for an eastern wvacation trip. Tickets on sale June 25, % and M, July 1, 2, 3, 4 and & Full particulars on application to M. 8. Glles, T. P. A, Chicago, addressing C. F. Daly, Chlef A. G Chicago. or by P A Sam’'l Burns' annual June 10 per cent reduction sale now going on. ABLE STORE 400 men’s spring suits, worth $5, all go in this sale at . % dozen shirt walsts, made of Sood quailty rcale, made to sell for 50c and 5 f5c, on sale tomorrow, each . c made_in percales, dimities and lawn: worth up to $1.25, for c 160 dozen women's colored and white walsts e in newest effects with extra full seves, nn displayed in our 16th street window, worth up to $2.60— 5¢ on sale' tomorrow, at ¥ 76 dosen shirt wasts, made of extra qual- linens and batistes, 87 dozen women's ehirt walsts, ity dimities, lawns, in white, linen color, pink, blue and green, worth up 'to 8, for 40 dozen walsts, in fine lawns and_white linens, nicely frimmed, worth Up 10 $6.00, 8ale PLICe ..cvve wererrer. lon Women's white walsts— at $0.00, §7.50, $6.00, $5.00 and . .3.98 mouuv- made 0! durks. wort up to $2.60, for HAYDEN; Clothing Sale Immense purchase of boys’ clothing, 876 suits— new patterns and styles, worth $3.00, 438 boys’ suits, extra well made, double stitched and double seat and knees, worth $3.50, at . 635 boys’ suits, in stylish and dress colors, superior 2 50 cloth and made to sell at $4.50, sale price . 745 boys’ suits, great variety of shades and mhrivs. never before sold at less than $6, sale price ........ Boys’ washable knee pants at 10c, at 15¢, at 25¢. Washable sailor suits, at 95¢, at Tfi(‘, at 50c, at 35c¢. .50 and $8, 3 15 Complete line of Ilt\rt Srhnfl‘nor & \['lr at special low prices to sell spring suits. $50,000 Shirt Waist Purchase Last Instalment Just Received and Placed on Sale Tomorrow. EXTRA SALESPEOPLE DURING THIS SALE, AND BIGGER VALUES THAN EVER BEFORE IN WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR HOT WEATHER GARMENTS. 200 wash skirts, worth up to $1.00, for 7 silk shirt worth $12.50, % women' o new pouch sleeves and dip front belt, worth $12.60, for 100 women's tailor-made sults, worth up to 30 women's colors and st up to $8.60, SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY 20 dozen wrappers, 50, for worth $1 10 dozen black worth $1.00, 2 dozen wash worth $1.50, for ..... HAYDEN BROS. for I.25 115 celebrated clothing ravenette coats, made with $12.50, for .. walking sk yle rth lawn wrappers, for . undnnkrrt have them for $1.00, patterns, 8. $1.50, $2.00, We have a handsome gold fob, Bpend & few, minutes in our store. Look for name S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler, 1816 Donglll Strest. FOBS are quite the thing these days for gents and ladles, $3.50—nobby $2.50, Soap at Gut Prices! The prices given below will prevail at | our store for the next YEW dA 8 4711 Wihilte Rose Soap, cal 10c quality White Castile Soip tor Kirk's Juvenile Soap, cake..., Boccabelll Castile Boap, big bar. Munyon's Witch Hazel Soap—small— two for Cashmere Bouquet Soap, Good_Cocoanut Ofl Soap—dozen Rose Soap, cake True Violet Soap (fine), Benzoin and Buttermilk Soap, box a cakes (orE. ke, dote Eg‘s and Ollv&ar Soap, 190 cake, box Phyaldlnn' 10c, three for Williame' Olive Oii eu:E box 3’ caies Btuart's Velvet Cncou oap, Sc c«lke‘ dozen .. . Sherman & MCUUNMH llrug 30 ‘Wholesale and Retall Druggists. Corner 16th and Dodge Sts, Omahn, Rain Coats $22.50 k’ This cut shows the style — made in good dust color—of Priest- ley's best cravenette, | sultable for driving and traveling. and ‘Surgeons’ Soap, 1510 Douglas St. MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK. OF OMAHA .~ N E Corer Pornam and 130k Strsets Pald up capital $000,000. Burplus fusd $100,000. U*ITBD STATES DBPOSITORY. B B. Wood, vice president. 7.7 Hamiton aset cashler, The Hennett Company. THURSDAY WE WILL SELL IN BASBE- MENT 30,00 CHOICE CALIFORNIA LEMONS AT 1 PENNY EACH. Come and get all you want. One cent each. No dealers supplied. The balloon races and the high divers are sensational features at Courtland Beach. To Boston, Mass., Saratogm, N. Y. Chautauqua Lake In June and July. eral terms and stop-over privileges. On and after June 14 the new fast train from Chicago to Buffalo and Intermediate points, 5:15 p. m. daily For time cards, regular and speclal rates, ete., send postal card to H. L. Purdy, Trayv. Pass. Agent, Erle Rallroad, Chicago, 1., or D. M. Bowman, General Western Vassenger Agent, Chicago, ul. N 1 Bartenders union, No. 264, will | % at 2:30 p. | Important hold a special meeting June at 110 and 112 Bo. 1ith St JOHN C. TIERNEY, | Recording Secretary. | m., A Savings Account may be opened for one dollar or more. issue certificates for 3, 6 or 12 months. deposits payable on demand. terest paid J. L We Al 4 per cent In- | BRANDEIS & SONS, Bankers. $14.75! Chicago and return June Good till September 15, via ““The Northwest- ern Line,” the only double track road. 1431, 1403 Fargam St “The Pearl of Bavoy" at Lake Manaw turday by the Ethel Tucker Btock com- “DERBY DAY” We “BA from the of the buflders. YOU NEED RECREATION. CONSULT I8TH AND HARNEY, | 812 Paxton B Lady Attendant. ’ are ready with “HARNESS” ~the prettiest designs—and We tasty , 36, $7 and OMAHA! waiting for ft—| RRIAGES” acknowledged peers THE MAN.” MMOND “OARRIAGE OUR "RELIABILITY in_Dentlstry has never been questioned, Owing to new facili- ties we perform the best dental work at about half the usual price. Set of Teett Bridge Teeth $§3, “\ tracting 2. BAILEY THE DENTIST, O, | 3, lii. 16th and Farnam Sts, 1. 1086, Through Train Service CALIFORNIA, OREGON, and all Principal Points West Millions have been spent by the the improvement of ite line, and all human inge- nuity to agt fast trs superiority of its service and equipment. Three Through Trains Daily to the Pa- THE The fust tra €ITY TIC rotect its patrons nst accident. line is renowned for its 10 —IA— » UNION PACIFIC in has been adopted The ains and the general cific Coast via UNION PACIFIC ins via Omaka arrive at Sall of all competitors, Bargains 40 SOLD We have about thirty of these brand new, up-to-date, 1903 styles of planos left after our great sale. The insur- ance companies made the concessions we demanded, and as long as they last we will GIVE YOU THE BENEFIT THIRTY PIANOS AT ALMOST HALF PRICE-in oak, mahogany and walnut—all latest 1903 styles. TERMS TO SUIT. COME AND SEE THEM. - re OO | A $350 PIANO— slsB $248 FIRE SALE..... A $400 PIANO— FIRE SALE.... A $450 PIANO— FIRE SALE A $500 PIANO— FIRE SALE TERMS TO SUIT. from All country informa- Correspondence readers s solicited. tion cheerfully given. The Ak-Sar-Ben: Goat is getting a reputation for being “it" almost equal to the Hanan shoe among shoes. The women, however, will never throw over Hanan shoes for goats or shoes made of goatskins. The Hanan shoe has a distinct style never reached by other manufacturers —all lasts, from the wide toe and low, flat heel to the extreme high arch and military heel. The only shoe makers that have been able to make a per- fect mannish last in a woman's shoe— probably because they make the best men's shoes. DREXEL SHOE CO., Omaha’s Up-to-Date Shoe House 1419 Farnam Street, ’ ’ DON’T WORRY--WE’'LL HELP YOU There is no other one quickly and completely dlstracts a_house- wife as a bed bug. We have the greatest annihilator of all bugdom that ever hap- bened; 1t's called “Sure Death,” and it 1 well named, for It certainly is sure death It comes in four lzes, pints, lsc; % sailons, e sullnnn | TN Moe pint ofl tan free wi or Mc_sizes with place In thing which o m. to 10 p. m. A few PRICES In town. = LOW. Compare ‘em and see e genuine Castorla $1.00 Peruna—all you want $1.00 Plerce's goods—no lim 31,00 Miles' Nervine 16c Allcock's Plasters There are no_2c Hire's Root Beer Moeller's Cod Liver Ofi oan’s Kidney Pills.. g A » Cutleura Salve SODA FOUNTAIN OPENING SATURDA se“‘EFEn! CUT PRICE DRUG STORE Two 'Phones—747 and 797, 16th and (hlel.u Streets. Omaha. of the LOWIS 28T, MIND YOU 2o Alicock's Plasters. He Sells Watchens, A chest of Gorham Silver containing sixty pleces for $125. COSTS NOTHING TO SEE IT. Deputy State Veterinarfan. Food Inspector. KET 0! 1434 FARNAM STREET *Phone 316. H. L.RAMACCIOTTI, D. V, S. CITY VETERINARIAN, Office and Infirmary, th snd Mason 8 immaba el - | Dsesbess - - Great Specials GO ON Sale Thursday Women’s Knit Underwear and Hosiery—Note the prices that follow and you’ll readily understand that anunderwear and hosiery sale here means decisive economy. Ladies’ Vests Worth 15¢ for 6c. Made of fine quality jersey ribbed Sea Island cotton, taped neck and arms They are lbc quality—for..... Ladies’ 25¢c Vests for 10c Made of fine quality lisle finished cotton yarn, jersey ribbed, low neck, sleeveless or ribbed arm, full silk taped—a 25¢ quality, for ........... Ladies’ 35¢ Vests {or 19¢. Made of extra fine quality jersey ribbed, mercerized, finished with &k and lace, full silk taped—a regular 3¢ quality, for Ladies’ Combination Suits Worth 75c¢ for 39¢. Made of flue lisle thread, knee length, umbrella shaped, trimmed with lace, sleeveléss or ribbed arms, lace and sifk finished and silk taped—a regular ¢ quality, for .. 25¢ for Ladies’ Fine Hose. Come in lace and lisle thread, many deslgns to select from, also ' fine work and highly colored best patte The greatest line on record for the handsome rtment of lace open money 25c 75¢ Crushed Leather Belts, 48c New and novel crushed leather, belts, for ladles, novelties in seal, walrus and undressed 48¢ kid, regular 75¢ values Lodies’ 75¢c Gloves, 45c. Made of lisle thread, mercerized and silk lace fancy mesh and silk, black, white, modes and slat Toc quality, for ..... .45¢ latest LOTHES “FOR MEN N3 wOMEN- Follow the Flag* This Way You The St. Louis World’s Fair Grounds Round Trips St. Louis—sold June 30 and July 1. Boston--sold June 24th, 25th, 26th. Boston—sold June 30th to July 4th.. Saratoga—sold July 4th and 5th. Atlanta—sold July 5th, 6th and Tth, .$32.10 Detroit—sold July 14th and 15th, .. . .$21.50 Baltimore—sold July 17th and 18th and Sept. 17-18-19.......... Can .$13.50 .$31.75 .$33.75 $32.20 All tickets reading over the Wabash R. R. are good in either direction via steamer between Detroit and Buffalo without extra charge, except meals and berth. S(op overs allows Remem ber this is “The World's Fair Line." For_Lerths, lake trips, folders and all information call st Wabash Oity Office, 1601 l‘lrnlm Street, or address Harry E. Moores, G- A. P. D., Omaha, Neb. TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER | TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER Ghe Best of Everything The Only Double Track Railway to Chicago ONLY $|4l75 ONLY To Chicago and Return June 80, July 1. Geod till Beptember 15, Extraordinary rates, Extraordinary fishin; )Llnnunlfiloand Wisconsin ====City Offices——x= 1401-1403 FARNAM ST. OMAHA TEL. 624-861 FAVORITE Vi "‘Yl BROS aacwmfim OMANHA NEB DIAMONDS Al stzes. All prices We close Sat. at 6:30 p.m. OMAHA’S FAVORITE Only One Dollar a Year, Beer Best Agricultural Weekly,