Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 13, 1903, Page 10

e 10 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1903. STICKNEY STILL HOLDS ROAD Presidest of Great Western Denies Its Bale to the Gonld System. NO CHANGE TO BE MADE IN OWNERSHIP Minnesota Magnate Says His Will Enter Omaha Between Mid- dle of Steptember and First ot October. Road A prominent local rallroad officlal who has just returned from St. Paul, declares that the report that the Gould interests have secured control of the Chicago Great ‘Western 18 given general credence by those men who are cluse to all of the large rail- road deais. For ten days or two weeks a persistent yumor has been in circulation to the effect that the Great Western had changed hands, but 1t has been impossible to confirm it. President Stickney of the Great West- ern is in the city and denied that any change had been or was to be made In the ownership of his road. “No exact date has been set for the coming of the Great Western into Omaha. Bome time between September 15 and Octo- ber 1,” he sald, ‘‘we begin giving service to Omaha. It s not possible to give an exact date, as there are so many things to be decided upon and to be done. This business of laying track and preparing for the handling of the trains is dependant upon many things—the weather, the work- men and the arrival of supplies—so that you see we do not know ourselves just when we will get started. You can be sure, though, that we will begin running cour trains into Omaha just as soon as the fgrack s ready to handle them over.” New Cure for W Lun; Dr. King's New Discovery for Consump- tion cures all coughs, colds, grip and lung troubles or no pay. b0c, §1.00. For sale by Kuhn & Co. PADLOCK ARTISTS IN PRISON’ Pair Who Sprung Veteran Fake Go to Jall in Defanlt of Pay- ing Fine. Willlam Roberts and Charles Clausen, whom John Johnson of Towa said tried to get him to bet on the padlock game, were fined 33 and costs each by Police Judge Berka. Not having the necessary cash, the men were elected to go to jall. Wil lam Jackson, who is belleved to be the third member of the swindling party, has not yet had a hearing. Several days ago Johnson met one of the men at the Webster street station and the latter after a few moments' conversation invited Johnson to take & walk. Then fol- lowed the finding of the padiock, the meet- ing of the second stranger and the offer to bet. Johnson had undergone a similar ex- perience and he promptly left the men and Yeported to the police. Roberts and Clau- sen were later arrested and identified. At the trial the men clalmed they were not ncquainted and had met accldentally shortly after the finding of the padiock. Colonel Joe Mik, passenger director at the Burlington station, told the court that he had seen the two men together at the sta- tlon on several occasions. The police are highly pleased with the conviction of these men, as thelr arrest was the first of the kind for several years, | though the padlock game has been worked many times during the last year. They belleve that both Roberts and Clausen are clever artists in that line, but {nasmuch as they falled to work their game on John- won, they were charged only with being vagrants. ‘Whether going to the mountains or sea shore or taking a journey on business or pleasure never leave home without a bottle of Chamberlain's Colie, Cholera and Diar- rhoea Remedy. It is worth many times its cost when needed, and may save life. Buy it now. SEEKS REVENGE WITH FISTS r Buys Ow Newshoys, Then Treies 1o Whip Them All and s Arrested. Gus Palmer, fresh from the range, with & wide sombrero and plenty of money, 1 | under arrest for trying to brand several newsboys with varlous fistic designs. And the cause of it was, the newsboys took ad- | vantage of Palmer's looks of his garb: At an early hour yesterday the west- ener was accosted by a couple of news- Uiberality and the boys who wanted to sell him papers. {::)'.fl"rl;"“‘“'"‘“ In . Palmer boughts Others came up and | [ i quarter-sawed oak buffet, five Palmer bought again, until. finally he | [l feet long, highly polished bought the stock of the entire crowd. | ffjand best Then the newsboys got industrious. They | @ MoK .. went forth and rqturned with fresh stocks Jarger than the first. Palmer kept on buy- fng until he found what the boys doing to him. Then he broke into a great rage. market was again glutted with papers. THE GIRL AND THE BEE. A Story of the orance of a City Girl, The city girl coming down to breakfast at the farm house and observing a plate of “Oh, I see you honey on the table sald: keep a bee." That's about the way some people talk about the blight of baldness—just as it & bald head was something one got all the result of long depletion by an insidious germ which thrives upon the roots of the hair and suc- cumbs to only one known remedy, Newbro's et once Instead of being Herplelde, Newbro's Herplcide is not a tonic any more than electricity is a fluid. exterminator, pure and simple. “Destroy tho cause you remove the ef- Leot.” Sold by leading druggists. Co. speclal agents. COLAN-NA-GAEL PICNIO, Curtains Ascot Park, lowa, August 16, $2.50 The Clan-Na-Gael Socleties of Omaha | [l Fortieres, s' 50 and South Omuha will give their fourth annual pienic at Ascot Park, Ia., Sunday, August 16. An elaborate program has been prepared, Thomas Neb., orator of the consisting of an address by Mr. 3. Doyle of, Lincoln, 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- via Tlinois Central R. R., at 9:30 a, m.; afternoon train, 12:45 p. m. First train tion, returns at 6 p. m. NEW YORK, Aug. I Cable company ¥ announces the res. toration of communication with Jamaica by the way of Bermuda. Sam'l Burns sells real Mercer China Din- ner Set, 5.7 Ligiat s were | Heé charged and swore and made a | Tush for the gang. When the dust cleared | away a policeman had Palmer and the | It is an Send 10c In stamps for sample to The Herplelde Co., Detroit, Mich, Sherman & McConnell Drug ‘The Commercial struck the residence of M 148 North mn.nt.lonn:: qpe(:lll Speci Sale Sale Thqud-y Thursday Laces Today Beer OMAHA’S FAVORITE Made | expressly | 7z for sl family @USC THOSE BIIUTII"UL (D Al.nn’l\nh- um al lhlr .."..1‘ n u Lmperial Chgmw Co., 13 W 234 St., N. Bold by Bherman & llwonull Divg d by BRA' 'sfsz‘ Bargain Sale of Tidies Beautiful Spachtel and Lace Work Tidies At Five, Ten and Fifteen Cents Each For the past week we have shnwn inthe win- dow a line of Spachtel and lace work tidies in large and small sizes which we are going to place on sale today at 5c, 10c and 15¢ each. These have caused a great deal of wonder- ment. [any have marveled how can we sell them so cheap. You should attend C'I“C'I SC RIS SOURY . . s, isiiilsduihinveibeseits 1 25¢ Half Wool Dress Goods, 8.c Yd It is just the thing for school dresses. Today we place on sale one counter of half wool bright dress plaids, These are in long mill lengths runmng from five to fifteen yards and all the new pat- terns. They were made to sell at 25¢, we bought this one lot cheap and will offer it today at.... 2 The New Felt Street Hats _Wu have just received from our millinery buyer, who is now in the Kastern markets, a line of new ‘‘Automobile” street hats in all the new colors—champagne, |98 350 A o 10 P navy, brown, castor, ovford—prices........ = = Ladies’ Black Silk Trimmed Hats at $2.50 Black silk tucked taffeta in large and small shapes 50 —trimmed with velvet and silk, black satin flowers and many with jet facings, special for Thursday ... Clearance of Summer Millinery 1% ent Ladies’ Trimmed HAat8 ... v oeciocseccssicscssesss . SO Children’s Leghorn Hats ...... ..10e Black Satin Roses, six in bunch ..10¢ Fine wash laces, French valenciennes laces, insertings, and beadings in marrow 2 widths, 10c quality, at, yard........ .. &C ‘Thousands of yards of wash laces in 5 countless styles, worth 20c a yard.... C Embroidery Sale—Huge display of embroid- eries and insertings, in nainsook and cambric, all widths, worth up to 85¢ a 1 1 yard, at,-a yard.... ]220-100'72c ADVANCE NOTICE—Shirt Sale Saturday $2.00, $2.50, and $3.00 Shirts at 75c. Allswell imported Shirtings— H acmmerzars - Seventy-five Cents 3. A. Beandeis & Fons J. L. Brandeis & Pons Furniture, Rugs and Curtains, If money saving is an object to you our AUGUST CLEARING SALE is what you are looking for. As we ad- vertised it so you will find it. Furniture Attractions for Thursday. 1B i‘.‘i:’fifi?&:fi%fll Sf‘.:.:fm"!.‘.‘x','n‘.‘fn“.‘“‘.' tension table "vr/‘hol:“-u‘fir- seated chairs, plano finished $5.00 three-plece parior | B $36.00 three-pi P armehair, rec.-puon chalr, upholstered in tapestry .... £5.00 mahogany fin- ished bed room suit ... ¥ $28.00 molld oak bed room suit enport, cut velour . $14.00 oak chiff hat box and Frenc! mirror top . . $10.5 mahogany armchalr, with high back, uphol- stered seat .... $3.00 solid oak Ghiffonter, five drawers .. 5.9 Brussels §5.0 Jupanes Oriental 9x12 $35.00 Bigelow Axminster Ru . $6.00 Brussels Lace Curtains $10.00 Brussels Curtains. $20.00 Brussels shortly before 10 yesterday morning s did silght damage. The department called out, but only s small biaze resulted | from the stroke and this was soon extin- guished = Dr. F. W. Slabaugh, dentist, 518 N. Y. Lite. —_— Buiiding Per: Bullding permits have been issued as fo)- | lows: To A. Todtanhaupt, frame dwelliung at 4500 North Twenty-fifth, §750 John Kyhl, 23 South Ninth, frame dwelling, $1,000; Ea Drost, southeast corner Twenty-seventh an llndul‘o’l, $1,960; Jepson, corner Twenty'seventh and M Aarenn Ay Thursday in the Great DOMESTIC ROOM CAMPBELL, GAINER & WELSCHERS’ stock HAY DENs THE RELIABLE STORE. Nearly all the ( is now in and we are checking and placing in position for sale | Thursday. NEW FALL GOODS AT LESS THAN FIFTY CENTS | ON THE DOLLAR. This, with the Penney Hosiery and Under- | wear stock, makes a grand opportunity for the economical pur- chaser, A FEW POINTERS: I15¢ and 25¢ Fall Goods at 5c— Royal Fayel worth 1c—36-inch fine Percales worth lsc—closing spring ash Goods worth 15, 19 and Zc—and other goods t c mention—all will go at—yard. (24¢, (5¢ and (9¢ Plaids Tic— Yard wide fine Plajds for children's school dresses worth 18c—fine styles $6-inch Imported Percales—25c Mercerized Flannelettes—15c madrases— 15c Silks and other goods worth up to 20¢ yard—all will go on sale at.. 36¢, 39¢c and 50c Goods 10c— Linen Batistes, Scotch Madras, high girnda fleeced goods worth 35c—high grade mercerized goods and several other lines worth up to bo— all will go.in this sale at Special Thursday Sales in the Big Linen and Domestic Room from the C. G. W. Stock of St. Joe. 50c Table Linen 20e. 22 1-2c Sheeting 17 1-Z¢. Bxtra heavy cream le Damask=60 | Bxtra fine quality full bleached Sheeting— Inches wide—50c kind—at— 290 T inches wide- 22 kind—at — e yard g sageds M L OO ] The Table Linen 49c. 15e Cambric 10e. ver bleached ~German Damas) - =i 36-inch fine snow white Cambric—no bet- | lfmr:leu wide~76c) kind—at 49‘1 (- m“dklk kmd - o yard ... c '$2.00 Napkina $1.00, Will_place on the counters 5 dozen all linen Napkins—size 2ix21—slightly soiled —otherwise perfect 60c Sheets 400 Bxtra heavy hll-'wh-d Seamless Sheets— 90—the 800 kind— at—dozen ........... e not cut—st 185¢ Cannom Cloth 10c. era Toe. Extra heavy bleached Cannon Cloth—for SBOY Tanle OV W Qoilles, tray ’cloths, aprons, for either | Will plice on counter 160 ofl boiled turkey drawn’ or embroi TRENE Bowns, efcr | ' red Covers—guaranteed fast colors_size © feet wide, kind—at Value teet 1o 8 inches wide— yard .. e 10c ¢ Special Embroidery and Lace Sale Thursday Begins (he Great Lace and Embroidery Sale. d |C | Embroiderles worth Go per yard for . g Embrol R e o ) All-Over Laces— per yard.. All-Over Embrotderies— A s TR | L Reliable Crocery Prices Highest Patent Mtninesota Flour— 985 Imported Maccaroni per sack per package Large sacks W Laundry Soal Cornmeal per bar .. e Neutrita, Vim, Large, Julcy Lemons— i per package . per dozen . AQc (ST kage Union, Yank High' Five Breakfast Cut Meal. Fancy XXXX Soda Crackers— Fresh Roasted Peanuts— per measure ... Large Bottles Fine Tomato per” pound Catsup Fancy Crisp Gingersfiaps Large Italian Prunes — 3ic Hasty Jellyoon or Frult Puddine— 4o Fancy Muir Peaches— “Tie u-mlll'l‘ld“.t‘a:g: .Boslon Baked Beans— sic Fr..h ..“ sp.cl." 1-pound can: almon v Oil or Mustard lqrdlnu— per can Glls]c tumblers Dure Fruit Iy Leaf Lard— Good Steak— r pound ... itton Btenk— per pound ... Ponrl Bnrley, Bno 'l‘npln'\a ete, poun “8ic o [ HAYDEN BROS, ‘We have all kinds of cheap excursions to the ‘‘Minnesota Lakes' dur- ing July, August and Septem- ber. Our Minnesota trains leave Omaha at 7:35 a. m. and 7:50 p. m. We'll tell you about it at 1402 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb. W. H. BRILL, District Passenger Agent. get a pair of those Hanan Women's Oxfords yesterday? u Jou didn'e, come Thursday and n get your size of any of the \deal patent kid 8.0 Oxfords for only $3.50 It's the same with the men's Hanan or Clapp Patent Leather Oxfords—the $5.00, $0.60 and $6.00 kind Thursday $3.50 Once in & lifetime you get such a chance, DREXEL SHOE CO., Omaha's Up=to-Date Shos House 1419 Farnam Street, “BROUGHAMS” IN OMAHA The first private Brougham ever con- “Save Your Hair structed was built for Lord Henry Brougham in 182. For more than three- ! Qquarters of a century the demands of a| But don't experiment with remedies which discriminating public and the best minds | depend upon nothing but advertising to sell them and to satisfy the user. _Parisian in our industry have contributed to make | Hair Tonic_is GUARANTEED BY US TO the Brougham the highest example of dig- | CURE DANDRUFF and to STOP FAll- nity and comfort and the leading product [ ING HAIR. We refund the purchase prics if it falls. Do you know of an advertised hair remedy in this city which does this? We have several remedles for other pur- of the cariage markers' art. Omaha is getting to be quite a Brougham city, and the mext two months will add | poses which we sell on the same terms—for L fhatance, Dr, Butler's Female Regulator is quite a few new and well appointed ve- | g 4runteed BY US to cure femaio weak- hicles of this sort, which our citizens are | ness and all other curable diseases of beginning to appreciate. The Drummond | women. Uncle Sama Tobacco Cure ls Carriage Company offer two clegant new |Furanteed B D8 K0 b rinteed BY US Broughams at thelr closing out sale, which | to cure a cold. are trimmed in morocco and satin, at|3L00 Parlstun Hair Tontoe..... oo Be prices below the figure to duplicate. 3 B Sam's Tobacso Cur & 250 Quinacetol . $1.00 Peruna—gua. genulns OPEN ALL NIGHT. SOHIEFEII’ DRuG STOI DRUG SIOIE i’erfleld’s °“r'-|=€.':'c.. Bas Duty. Room 7 o THTNOSRDS, Men’s nderwear 25c¢ dozen of men's undergar- Worth 35¢ and 45¢ a garment— on sale at One hundred and twenty ments, the odds and ends of a great summer’s business, go on sale for 25¢. They are ! and 45¢ values, and were con- sidered great values at their regular prices. But if you step lively you will find your size here for 25 cents. They are made of the ccelebrated Otis I'rench balbrig- gan, cut generously full— 25c ‘Worth 35¢ and 45¢— On 8416 fOF . .covivn muvssdon 15¢ and 20c | Men's 75¢ 50c Belts Hose, Shirts, for Men, 10 Cents. on sale 45¢ | reduced to An importer's lino of [ Cut full and shape- 15 cents sample hose, worth | |y_stylish pattern 160 and 20¢, on sale | Tho veluee ; ANl sizes and all for 10c. for 450 leathors. CLOTHES 'FOR ‘MEN +¥5 wOMEN BENNETT’_I Ready-to-wear Silk Underskirts at $4.95—Thursday a special of black and colored taffeta silk underskirts—some are accordion pleated, some with corded ruffles- -not one of them worth less than 4 95 six fifty—Thursday they go at. » .. New Japanese Silk Kimonas— pretty assortment, at Pretty Dressing Sacques at $7.95—Made in light blue, pink or fine white, trimmed with bands of insertions 7 95 Thursday for........ ¥ Habitau Silk ' Emplre Crepe de | Chine Wrappers Wrappers We put these on special sale Thursday —each one is very tastefull y . trimmed with lace insertion and ribbons—These prices 8 9 5 are just two-thirds their real value, 14.90, 11.75, 10.90 ¢ China Silk Chemise and Drawers—white, vlnl: or 2 6 b,ue, plain or trimmed—8.95, 4.19, 3.95, 2.90 and. . 9 Our Extra Special—We have daily arrivals of tlle lwollut crea~ tions in reception and bridal dresses, also ‘‘the very nobbiest of the nobby”’ in ladies’ street costumes—the fashion journals are growing ecstatic over them—first showings in the west—Thursday, August 13. Come and see them. Second floor. GREATER BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS than in any other dry goods storeanywhere. White lMuslin and Cambric at 6c a Yard—5,000 yards extra quality 36-inch wide Lonsdale and Berkeley Cambrics—best brands of white musling 2 to 20 yards in a plece—Harney street bargain circle, yard .. "..6¢ Bed Pillows 48c—200 two and a ha!f pounds feather pillows—made up of a dollar a plece—while 04, ticks but the best—worth we have 'em .... Russlan Crash 5¢—100 plocn-a “oxtra heavy white Russian Crash Towel- ips—worth 10 cents yard—Harney street bargain cdunter— Thursday, at, per yard New Dress Goods at 12ic— 100 pieces pretty new l-ll dress goods in pretty plaids, stripes, checks and fancy mixtures—very nice for children’s school dresses—worth 20c and 25c a yard—at 4 big bargain circle Thursday gosence 122c AN INVITATION—Be sure and attend the buz slle of new fall dress goods, in blac \d_colors—worth double these prices— sale price $100, Toc, 48c and v e THE THORQUGHLY UP-TO-DATE Grocery More Crockery PATERACTIVE, ITING. argains EVLRYTHIVG GUARANTEED, EVERYBODY \\'I‘{({ TRADES ;AT- 3 SFIED. One bundred piece white LOOK 'E HERE:— A 24-lb. can table syrup Haviland, Ransom shape, Limoges china h:::;;::;:—un ...... lg: Heavy hotel vege- GRATAINES oo s s table dishes, doz ... 60¢ 1-1b. can .10¢ s bl Large size plates, plain iron 1-1b. package stone china, each.....4c Lemon Exlrnc(-— bottle . Vanilla Lead blown 6-0z. tumblers, fancy flaring shapes— each .4¢c BIG VALUES IN COFFEES AND TEAS Fresh roasted Santos Quart Mason Jars— Coffee, Der pound »... v..... .12¢ 1 T S 15¢c || Complete— 4 B TS LS T o8e || POT Goken. .- Another Butter Special 3600 LBS. BENNETT'S CAPITOL BREAKFAST PLATES— CREAMERY BUTTER—sweet & Pk stris Yhina— RO Bakst Baty e T z‘l’é Royal Austrian : China X AT pure white, suitable for Butter Milk—all you WIS <5o0c: osadas s rnarass FREE decorating, each .... 12¢ THREE MEALS A D are enjoyed by most people—but never by one suffering with the toothache. Tmportance of good teeth can not be overestimated. BAILEY, The Dentist, Telephone 1085, 3rd Floor Paxton Block, Peputy Blate Veterinarian Food Inspector. . L. RAMACCIOTTI, D, V, §, CITY VETERINARLIAN, N E Coraer Farnawm and 1300 Stresa. Paid wp caplial $500,000. Burpive fusd §$106,000.