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

OMAHA ])AILY BEE: TUESDAY, AUGUST 11. 1903. wnch windows {BRANPFIS: Watch Our Windows SPECIAL RIBBON BARGAIN FOR TODAY $1.50 Ribbons We place on sale today grade ribbon manufactured. in plain colors of taffeta, morie All the new and beautiful colors and many of those soft satin taffeta ribbons that gen- erally sell at $1.50 yard, all go in this sale at 19ca Yard 5,000 yards of the highest These are up to 10 inches wide and fancy print warp effects. 19¢ at, yard ..., .0 iiiieiiiiieiatiiiiiiiens Shirt Waist Sets and Belt Pins 19¢ A splendid line of the newest ideas in waist sets and belt pins. A complete stock from an importer. These waist sets are in medallion effects in fleur de lis effects, embossed in cupids, etc., made of Dutch silver, gun metal and oxidy zed. These sets are made up of large belt pins and 3 waist pins. Also a special line of beautiful belt pins, mat beautifully designed, swellest belt pins of the year. These belt pins and waist sets worth 50¢, 75¢c, $1, otoday at.. silver and oxidyzed, 25¢ Embroideries at 12i¢c, 7ic, 5¢ Beautiful line of embroideries in all widths, insertings and galloons. They are worth as high as 25¢ yard, today special at....ceiviee Three Big Handker= chief Specials Men's fine colored border handkerchiefs in all widths of hems, worth up to 15c, at.... Ladies’ and men’s all linen handkerchiefs, worth 25¢ each, remarkable value, at........ Misses’ and children’s colored border hem-!luh-zl ed handkerchiefs, on bargain square, today ... 420 125¢-Tic-5¢ _6ic 12ic Specials in Our Picture Department—3d Floor $3 Pictures at $1.49 — Ulman’s photo colors, re- markably pretty subjects, plate 16x20, best quality 2-inch gilt frame, at...ccc coooa.is $1.25 Fencing (iri Pictures at 79¢—Oak frame finish in dark green—very cheap 790 1.49 50c lMedalilons at 25c—Assort- ed ntlmm colorsx;dgllt finish— metal corners a 25 ) C ensel back. Special Oil Cloth and Linoleum Sale Begins Monday, August 17. We announe & special le for next Monday of two solid carloads of floor ofl cloth and linoleum somewhat damaged in the recent Kansas Oity floods. Most of these gooda are wet only on the extreme edges, none are badly damaged. We will ssli this ofl oloth and linoleum at fust about one-fouth its regular prios. Watch the datly papers for special anneunocsment, J. K. Brandeis & Fons J. W. Brundeis & Hons |BRANRESZ Tuesday—A (Irm o' Men’s Shoes of... BIIII(RHPT SALE OF MEN’S SHOES he fallure of a great Bos- lo shoe house—and the need of y a Boston retail shoe firm—we rom the creditors the best and finest of both stocks for a fraction of their values. ALL THE THR M SHOES GO IN LOTS TUESDAY, Bome of these were made to sell at §1.00, some for $6.00, some. for $5.00, some for $4.00, some for $3.50, some for $3.00, none for less than $2. The men’s five, six and seven dollar shoes we 5 sell for.. . The men’s three, three fifty and four dol- lar shoes we'll sell for And the men's lwolnd a half shoes we'll sell FACTORIES nmrm:smxmn N THIS SALE. Luddy & Currier, Edwin C._ Clapp, Btetson, Thomas _‘Barry, Warren Thom Thayer, Maguire & Field, Torrey, Curtis & Tirrell, mostly union stamp 'shoes. Goodyear Welt Soles. THE KIND OF SHOES IN SALE. Patent coltskin, patent kid, patent calt, patent enamel, Forderer, vicl kid, velour, calfskin, box oalf, willow calf, cadet kid, etc. 3. M. Brandeis & Fons THIS NO GENERAL RATE INCREASE Omaha Rallroad Men Deny Story of Heavy Radso in Preight Tariffu. SOME LOCAL CHANGES WILL BE MADE Pobedules feom Omaha Are mot to be Disturbed, but the Main Opera- tions Are in Colorado and Kansas, The report from Chicsgo that the trans- mississipp! rallroads have decided on & general increase in freight rates, effective September 1, is emphatically denied at the general freight offices of the Union Paclfio and B. & M. and by local freight agents of Omaha. The report states that the in- croase will run from 1 to 14 cents & hun- dred, affecting nearly every kind of freight, and is made to compensate the rallroads for the general advance in wages they have been compelled to grant. ““There is positively nothing in the re- port,” said John A. Munroe, freight traffio manager of the Union Pacific. The same emphatic statement was made by an as- sistant to General Freight Agent Ives of the B. & M. and by a prominent local freight agent. The Chicago story goes on to say that the advance s to apply to live stock and involves the abolition of the “commodity Tates” on staple groceries resulting in an increase of 3% cent a hundred on such goods a8 sugar, coffee, beans and other articles ©of common use, imposing a general increase in the price of groceries this fall. This “oommodity rate” has been abolished in sald Mr. Munroe of the Union Pa- “it will not bring about any such results as this story states. It will not be Boticed by & single housewife in the state of Kansas. The rates were abolished as = sort of leveling process and because they were considered & disturbing element. The fncrease will amount to probably as much &8 §1 on ten carloads of freight. It was decided three months ago to abolish these Tates Beptember 20." Omaba Rates Unaffected. By every freight man interviewed the #tatement is made that no Omaha rates | #re to be disturbed and that thers is no thought of a general shaking up of rates by the transmississippl roads. Out in west- ern Nebraska and from Colorado common polnts some minor changes are to be made. And a Burlington freight offictal acknowi- edged that they wéuld in some cases result in increased rates, but he sald this was being done in a large measure for the pur- pose of securing & uniformity in the sys- tem of rates. “For instance,” he sald, “a shipper may have access to a point from which rates are high and by driving some distance to one from which rates are lower. Now it is to equalize these rates that these advances are‘made. But they are not by any means general." This oficial points out, however, that as the minimum carload welght has been re- duced out in this territory the increase in rates will not amount to any more except where the minimum s exceeded. For ex- amplé the present Colorado common point rate is 81 cents a hundred and the mini- mum welght 24,00 pounds. Now, Septem- ber 1 the rate will go up to 33 cents and the minimum welght down to 22,000, so that according to his figuring the cost on a car under the new system will be $1.80 lees than before. As to live stock rates there will be some change, but not gemeral. It now costs §75 0 ship a carload of horses from Omaha to Chicago and only $10 more from Hastings to Chicago. A rate of $0 has been decided on from Hastings and corresponding points. No extensive changes are made, The Chi- cago story says live stock rates are to go 5P from 1% to 4 cents. The Burlington officlal says the average In the west re- ferred to will not exceed 2 cents. Live Stock Rates in Kansas, Considerable animation exists over live stock rates in Kansas as the outgrowth of the change In charging from the car basis to the welght basis. Stockmen have pro- tested that the raflroads have falled to keep thelr promise of not increasing rates by this method, and they, the stockmen, have appealed to the state rallroad com- mission for redress, but the roads take the position that the matter is not one to come before the state commissions since the traffio is interstate. The Burlington has submitted & schedule of rates, as the best it can make, to its attorneys and they will take the matter up further with the proper parties. This controversy is not affecting Nebraska. May Yet Be Saved. All who have severe lung trouble need Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consump- tion. It cures or no pay. b0c, §L.00. For sale by Kuhn & Co. ASKS CITY TO PAY DAMAGES Man Whe Steps on Rusty Nails Wants Five Hundred Dollars for the Accident, Joseph C. Harvey, 2658 Douglas street, has called the attention of the city to the fact that he stepped on a rusty nail in a board lying on the sidewalk near the Dodge street entrance to Hayden Bros, store. The nail penetrated the ball of his foot to the depth of an inch, he says, has prevented him from working since July 27, and wiil keep him out of action for a month. He thinks the Injury may be permanent and asks the sum of $00 “temporary” damages. Mr. Harvey, in his notice, further com- plains that boards with nails protruding frequently are left about the spot where he injured his foot. Diarrho When you want a quick cure without any unnecessary loss of time take Chamberlain's Colle, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It never falls. When reduced with cold water and sweetened it s pleasant to take. It is standard throughout the U, 8. and in many forelgn countries. CLAN-NA-GAEL PICNIO, Ascot Park, Iowa, August 16, The Clan-Na-Gael Societies of Omaha and South Omaha will give thelr fourth annual picnlc at Ascot Park, Ia., Sunday, August 16, An elaborate program has been prepared, consisting of an address by Mr. Thomas J, Doyle of Lincoln, Neb., orator of the day. A quartet will open the afternoon pro- gram. Games of all kinds, for which prizes will be awarded. The first train will leave the Unlon sta- tion, via Illinols Central R. R., at 9:30 a. m.; afternoon train, 12:45 p. m. First train returns at 6 p. m. Remember the name “Blue Ribbon Cafe ' 1415 Farnam. Only popular priced cafe in the city. Card of Thanks. My most sincere thanks to friends for all the kind sympathy with my dear husba: death and burial MRS. H. P. FREDRICKSEN, 4048 Hamilton St. I's Union Pacific Pay Checks, We cash Unfon Pacific pay check: as all other rallway pay checks, cent interest pald J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS, Bankers. s well Four per Wanted, & single man to work about barn and house. Apply at office of Leonard Bverett, 1§ Pearl st, Council Bluffs, la. Doctors Change Date, The annual meeting of the Medleal So- clety of the Missourl Valley will be held in Omaha September u 15 nnud f_th 1Tth, &8 previously o’.l'hi: HOSPE'S FIRE LOSS Is being adjusted by the Insurance Underwriters. Will be open for Business Tuesday, August lith, A. HOSPE CO. 1513-1515 Douglas St. " 5 MORE DAYS And the sale of the Levire stock will be over. What is left after that time will be s0ld In bulk to country merchants and peddlers, as we need the room on the 2nd floor for our new Children's Department, which we expect to open up about Sept. ist. Here aro a few of the prices for which you can now buy some of the arti- cles which are left. Choice of all the dress and Tuxedo suits from the Levire stock, $12.50, Mackintoshes, $1.65. Onelta union suits, regulation $1.00 quality, 63¢. Choice of all the boy’s long pants suits, $2.45. All the remenants of the men's shoes, i a pair. Men's black and tan half hose, Sc. riestley's genuine Cravenette coats, $6.75. Cholce of the straw hats left from the Le vipe stock, Working pants, $8¢, Cholce of the men's felt hats that Levire sold as high as $300, what is lett, your pick, 75ec. All wool ete. The Guarantee Douglas street. ————————— de at the request of angements. The gov- 8 of Ak-Sar-Ben have to be their guests the evening of September 14 Thursday, August 13th. MISS THE GROCERS' BUTCHERS' ANNUAL PICNIC at alley Park, lowa. See Prof. Jorge Munro's daring bareback ride on three wild horses abreast, holding the reins in his teeth, and Councllman Evans' thrilling feat on the tight wire be- tween the headg s tent and the wa- termelon stand. Amusements for every- body. Tickets at all grocery stores and meat markets. ALL stores closed ALL day Thursday DON'T AND Dr. F. W. Slabaugh, dentist, 518 N. Y. L. The best dinner in town may be had at the Blue Ribbon Cafe, Ml Fernem, SPECIAL SALES SALES IN WHICH iz HAY DENs THE RELIABLE STORE. IXTY MINUTE THIS HOUR BE SURRP AND A7 WE WILL ALMOST GIVE TUESDAY. FROM 0 A, 19¢ White Ge One big table all kir merc stripes lace R FAMOUS AWAY FOR IN OUR MAIN WASH FROM & P. M, TO 4 ¥ We will have le all our remnants and short lengths of suitings and fine et yrihi | wash fabrics \ccumulation of the en- tire season—lengths from 2 to 11 yard worth from l6¢c to $1.00 yard, for one hour only, Tuesday, at bc a yard FROM 8:30 TO 4130 P, ) : SHEETING, 16%c. Extra heavy unbleached heeting, 81 inches wide, worth 22gc a yard, at 16%c. 10¢ o%e. CAMBRIC, wide snow White oambrie, rd TIND Ot GOODS GOODS DEPT., M, M. TO 10 A, M. of white neeks, pe_n st FULL BLECIS, for of s 4 yard. FROM 11 A, ™, Colored Wash Good 20¢ and 25 TO 12 worth for 3 , corded batiste, A M. 10e, 1-2¢ 15e, vorth up to 100 ¥ one hou at only : INDIA LINEN, 106 Sheer Tndla limen, 3 inches wide, quality, at 10c d. ko PILLOW CASES, 100, bleached pillow cases, slize _worth 18 Fise, - M.TO B P.M We will place on sale all our i an 2%c sleeveless and short sleeve vests, far lace yokes and lace trimmed, for one hou only ‘at be. 150 100 x36 and 4 Special for Monday, An Extraordinary Sale of Boys' and Ghildren’s Clothing. NT THE >4 3 PRI GREAT CLOTHING ATTRACTION OF 8 R . Mo BioR T GOODS “ARE ARRIVING ¥ TO DO THIS WH AN H UICK SALE OF ALL THE LIGHT PHi: D 0 MAKE A QUICK BOYS' In very desirable brown mixtures, in light made in Norfolk and styles, worth up to $2.5%, day, only, at 5. BULTS. atters BOYS' BUITS. blouse, sallor Norfolk, Nor- and three-piece styles, the nob- swellest things of imported and fabrics—light, medium and dark | colors—in fancy cheviots, _cassimeres, BOYS' SUITS. | tweeds and “homes handsome patterns, in light and | & pecial for dark colors, pants made With extension | Hoye' all wool waistband, re-inforced taped seams, ma to eixteen y in_Norfolk, satlor blouse and two-plece [ues—on sale Tue styles—regular _ $.00 values—special = for | Children's wash Tuesday, only $1. 2%c values—go on In sallor folk two biest and domestic T8, double breasted special for Tues- In ver knee pants—ages choice of 500 to o val- day at 25c. o knee pants—regular Tuesday at 10c. A Grand Glearing August Shoe Sale A GENERAL CLEAN UP OF ALL SUMM OODS IN ? MISEIS AND CHILDREN'S RDS AND SANDALS AT WH WOULD RATHER El THAN CARR TIL NEXT SEASON. C ALT 5 NOTE THE PRIC Men's viel kid and velour worth up to #.0 ' O Women's Women's $2 Women's $2.00 and §2.50 canvas shoes ot oxford AGENTS FOR THE ULTRA AND CR OVER SHODS FOR WOMEN AND THE \\ rul STETSON AND CROSSETT SHOES FOR MEX HAYDEN BROS. A MODEL GROGERY DEPT. Plenty of rooms, fight and cool, big stock—dreat variety and lowest prices. JUST THINK OF IT! Presto, for pastry, Our Cut-Price Drug Dept. rice! ese: Tiese are rock bottom cannot go one better on Carter's Little Liver Pills.. Alcock’s_Porous 3 for %c; each Castorla (we sell the genuine only). . 3 Hire's Root Beer...... California Byrup of Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets. Bakiag Boda MOTHER'S FRIEND il 3 package. e, Potted Meats, assorted, e il Powde Dufty's Malt Baked Beans, Whisk: 3-1b. can... Gelatine, package. . Preserved Btrawberrie u~<u-rme. and. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.... DR. PRICE'S FAVORITH PRBSCRIPTION. Horlick's $3.15, Too %c Bottle Gedney's pickles 2o Bottl Piokles Mustard “and.. Pepper Sauce, bottle Full Cream Cheese, pound.. Hand cheese, each Countr, poun 3 Free ice cold hu!l<'r1nllk to all, BOMBETHING OF INTEREST TO YR OLD SBMOKERS. 30 Lillian Russell Cigars 2 for be, each... Extra long brajded and . sac Butter, direct, rope Indlan Bead Chains l AB MAlel-!(.h.\T | M fcoS VERY | STYLISH Long White Indian Bead Chains— only.. Dry Goods Sales Because of the cloudy morning Monday many were debarred from securing the immense Silk and Dress Goods Bargaine advere tised in the Sunday papers. It was our determination te con these mules to Monday only, but because of unfavorable weather 0o ditions we continue them Tuesday, SOrME PEOPLE MAY ADVISE YOU to do this and that with your teeth, but you will be better satisfied 1t you will abtde by the advice of your dentist. Frequent examination will keep you out) Sale of Ladies’Oxfords Oxfords worth $2.50 and $3, § l 90 on sale Tuesday, at.............. Choice of 800 pair of the finest oxfords in the land for the price of one ordinary shoe. Women who buy carefully are always on the watch for just such occasions as this—an oppor- tunity to save considerably on the finest sorts of low shoes. Better grades of oxfords cannot be bought today for less than $2.50 and $3.00. We want to close out our lines quickly, and the price we have named on these oxfords will bring crowds of women who want to save money on low shoes. All sizes, all widths, and all the finest leathers. $2.50 and $3.00 Oxfords. D TUESDAY The Oxfords Go. All of our Hanan & Son women' patent ideal calf oxfords at one pric $3.50 Thess have been selling at $5.00 a| puir all season, but we're just golng give the women a genuine h..EM“ by giving them a Hanan shoo for $3.60. Men’s Oxfords $3.50 Hanan and Clapp makes, 5.0, :s.m and $6.00 shoes, all at one pri Come wh! we have your stock. DREXEL SHOE CO., Omaha’s Up-to-Date Shoe House 1419 Farnam Street, in THE INDIAN BEADS THE FAD OF THE DAY We carry the largest line of colors in BEADS of any house. Send us your mall orders of any color possible; we can fill your wanis, Looms to weave bead work, pattern books, needles, everything pertaining to the BEAD work. Also the largest and most complete yarn depart- ment in the west. We WHOLE- SALE OR RETAIL and can fill your wants for any quantity. Jos. F. Bilz 822 Bo. 16th St OMAHA, NEBRASKA. We Have It! It you don't see it quoted in our ads write us or 'phone us about it and wr will sell it to you for less than you arc OMAHAS FAVORITE Beer, ESCAPE THE HEAT by & trip through the of trouble. BAILEY, The Dentist, Lady Atiendant, Telephone 1085, 3rd Floor Paxton Block, and Fishermen Low rates all Summer via the CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN RY. To St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth and the Fishing and Hunt- ing resorts of Minncsota and Wisconsin. Two trains dail between Omaha and St. Paul-Minneapolis give direct access to Worthington, Slayton, Windom, umgham Lake ames, Lake Washington, Waseca, Minne- tonka, \e hite Bear and other resorts of the north. The Best of Everything. For rates, tickets and full information, address H. C: CHEYNEY, General Agent, OMAHA, NEB. wwar aying; this means ANYTHING in the TZ! MERICA MEDICINE, IAMILY SWITZERLAND OF A CAL, ( on the line of the Canadian Pacific Ry. (Seo-Pacific Reste.) BO0DS FROM . A p 5G| HII)RH NOT FROM A DE. \M CATALL Best silk elastic Abdominal SBupporter -qt. Fountain 8yringe or Water Bag. 3-qt. Fountain inge or Water Bag t. Fountain Byringe or Water Bag We guarantee every piece of rubber | goods we sell. | $100_Peruna—all you want at . 70 [ e W Routs of Mighty Mountains Wonderful Cascades Bar Ben eee 40c Doan's Kidney Piils unequalled in any country in the world 88 ROUTE and coolest Genuine Castoria The only DUSTLE $200 Chester's genuine Pnrm\ru)a lIHn § trip on the continent, Round trip tickets 1.00 Plerce’s Remedies | 61 1he ;l B B laocs Cire_cunranised.: o3| Wit basal NIGHT. SCHAEFER'S Sio%che| Two 'Phones—747 and 707, o | L, $45,00 - OMAHA (Correspoadlag Rates Prom Other Poiate) from August st to 14th, good to return unti} Octoler 16th, 1903, Btopovers will be grant- #d at\all points. t Glacler of the Selkirks es in the Clouds A.C. SHAW, Gea. Agost Passeager CHICAGO. Cut Price Piano Co. Telephone 704 Ludwig Schillor, | Perfiel 3 7. l B:.:‘:'," y u‘l:?:.uaa\ Paid wp copital 800,000 Burpine fund §100,000. UNITED S8TATES DEPOSITORY. Frask Murphy, presidont, B R Woad view phvsbdest ey ey P ¥, Momdlion ami. casider