Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 13, 1903, Page 20

NOT NEW AT THE BUSINESS Wa'lace H. Packard, Alleged Forger, Said to Be Versatile Ogerator. 1ECORD UNFOLDED &Y OMAHA POLICE Young Mam is Taken Back to His Home ant North Platte to Await Developments in Court. It has developed that Wallace H. Pack- ard, alleged forger, the young mar cap- tured by Detectives Marshall and Davis at the Omaha National bank Friday noon, has been plying his craft for some time past, Invariably making his relatives at North Platte the victims. His first suc- cessful attempt, according to Information secured by the police, was at North Platte about September 3, when he is sald to have cashed a check, supposedly signed by his sunt, Mrs. Rittmer, for $3. He is next heard from in Denver, where, It is alleged, he passed a check for $5 signed by him- gelt, and, which when discovered to be worthless ' was made good by relatives fesiding there, who had identified him at a Jocal bank. When his room at the Paxton hotel was searched Friday, among the young man's effects the police say they found a check drawn and signed by Pack- ard which only lacked the inserting of a stated amount to make it a ful-fledged check. It is the opinion of the police that the young man Intended springing the eheck on the management of the hotel. It is alleged that letters which Packard evidently intended matling to a man named Butts, who resides near Denver, wereé found in his effects, in which he promised to delver to Butts forty head of young cattle at an average price per head of $i2. In this letter, the police say, Packard had arranged to meet Butts at Kansas City and arrange final details for the delivery of the stock. Packard is but 28 years of age. He ls tall and has an impressive face Wwhich betokens anything but the rogue. _He is sald to be well-connected. O. B.” Elder, deputy sheriff of Lincoln county, arrived here yesterday and returned to North Piatte with Packard TABLES! TABLES!! Our Great Twenty-five Per Cent Re- duction Snle. In looking over our floors we find we have more than 100 different styles in dining- room, parlor, library and office tables that we bought before the advance on these goods, which was about 2) per cent. This in connection with our GREAT 25 PER CENT REDUCTION SALE should be inter- esting. For particulars see add on page 9. BAKER FURNITURE CO. Pieture Parade. It has been noted, we belleve, by almost every person in Omaha that twice each year, generally in the fore part of April and Beptember, that the pedestrians of all the down town streets, in fact nearly all the streets of Omaha, Including the sub- urban districts, are veritably avalanched by the souvenirs of the People's Store. This firm has made a speclalty at their spring and fall ppenings to give away handsome souvenirs, pictures without printing on the face, which has helped to popularize these occasions. Tomorrow will be thelr annual fall open- ing and the management of this large firm that the souvenirs for tomorrow arger, prettler and a better plece of artistic work than any of the preceding ones. Wao feel sure that their opening will be an auspicious one In the retatl world. The store will be open tomorrow from 8§ until 10 in the eve., with the exception of the hour from 6 to 7 p. m. | Abbott's orchestra in the afternoon and Abbott's band of twenty pleces,in the even- Ing will furnish the music. The manage- fnent Invites every man, woman and child fo the opening. ! ————— Watch the Regent Shoe compeny win- | @ows for the Free Shoe coupon. 25 South Fifteenth street, ——— e Lake Shore Limited to Pittsburgh A through Pittsburgh sleeper is now fn | Pally service on the Lake Shore Limited leaving Chicago at 6:30 p. m., and reach- Jng -Pittsburgh the next morning at 6:35, | Affording Pittsburgh travel all the luxurie ous appointments of this famous train. M. 8. Glies, T. P A., Chicago; C. ¥. Daly, Chiet A. G. P. A, Chicago. Dr. Holoytchiner has returned from Purope. Office and residence, 408 Woodmen bullding, 15th and Howard. Telephcne 1438 e — Attention No. 98, A. O, U. W. Funeral of Bro. John Sward will take' /place from his hom 2816 Cass street, | Sunday, September 13, at 2 p. m. sharp. “Ploase bo present. By order of ADOLPH PETERSON, C. W. ANDERSON, MW, - Record, ——b—— . Axa " The Omaha Tea and Coffee company have Teceived permission of Bullding Inspector Withnell to open their store-at 1407 Douglas Street on Monday. % They were closed temporarily after theé collapse of the four story brick buflding ‘et of them until it could be determined it the walls of their bullding had been dam- aged. How to Preserve Fruits. Free Demonstration Lecture by Mrs, Mac- Murphy, St Catherine's Academy, Eight- eenth and Cass, Tuesday, 9:30 a. m. ater- \melon spiced pickle, chutney sauce, spiced | and preserved pears—free. “Strongest In the World," the Equitable Lifo ‘Assurance ‘scciety. " Ita polic) :‘l:‘. drlfii at ’!lni(ufl&\‘ e . ?.onculle:l;.: ger, lerchants t e ot 8. atlonal Bank Bldg . Latest styles in Ladies' Sults, Skirts Waists, Silk Petticoats, Wrappers. i Millinery, ete. Cash or credit, e, 16th and Farnam, Cloaks, Prinung Co., “i)w[lnl 1506 moward. Tel Chicago Laundry—Best work. Tel. 205. Have Root print it B September 12, 1903 & Frederick and beth Baker, 1120 Georgin averie. +. Funeral services Monday afterncon. Sep- | tember 14 at 2 o'clock from Al Saints' | church, Twenty-sixth and Dewey avenue. | Interment Forest Lawn cemetery, MARTIN— Mrs. Wilhelmina, aged” 84 ears 9 months 6 days. mother of Miss Fose Mrs Wihliam Rawitzer, Mrs. Carrie Reese of Bonapaite, Ia., Harry Erdman, W. F. Erdman. Residence, 1088 South Twenty-second street. Funeral notice later The Old Proverb that “It takes nine tallors to make a man,” may possibly mean that it takes nine trials to find the rignt taflor. You can save elght trials hy eoming here first. At this time of the your, e can do considerably better by you than later. Not better in styls, fabric, fit ér fnish—that's im- possibis—but Wtler In price. HELGREN & GRADMANN, TAILORS 309 South Sixteenth St . be- Eliza- | THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: BUNDAY, BEPTEMBER 13, 1903. O0.T.& C. CO. 1407 Douglas. After having been closed for thres weeks on account of the collapse of the building next door, we will be OPEN FOR BUSINESS at the old location with n. complete line of Vegetables, Fruits, Gro- ceries, Meats, Teas, Coffees and Bak- ery Goods. WE REQUEST our customers to call or | telephone their orders in Monday. Prompt dellvery guaranteed Omaha Tea and Cofiee Co. J. B. Porter, Manager, 1407 Douglas Sts. Tels. 164 and 726, SEND US A LIST : of anything You may need in the drug patent medicine, chemical, surgical, rubber | goods, family llquor, perfume, stationery or sundry line and let us quote you our latest and lowest prices; then if you have | anybody's catalogue or price sheet, just | compare our prices with thelr's and “see | what a difference. 3c_Genuine Castorla §1.00 Peruna, any quan $1.00 Plerce's Favorite Prescription $1.00 Plerce's Medical Discovery.. Allcock's Plasters, only size made. $1.00 Paine's Celery Compound.... $1.00 Celery Nervine, guaranteed. %c Hire's Root Beer.. Hamlin's Wizard Ofk Plerce's Pills . Burkhart's Veget, 3% and. 3 Jivoy $1.00 Warner's Safe-Cure. %c¢ Doan's Kidney Pills. 50c Cuticura Salve .. $2.00 Genuine Chester's OPEN ALL NIGHT. SCHAEFER'S s onc: DRUG STORE Shoe Styles for Fall ‘Our fall lines are for, tspection, and, pefore, we lead the shoe trade of the west in up-to-date, snappy and fashionable styles, as well as the high quality and finé finish of our shoes. $3.50, $5.00 No other lines at these prices contain so much value in the quality of material, In the per- fect fit and in elegant appear- ance as these lines of ours, Call and see the latest. Y SHOE € moouLAS’EONAM PAINT BRUSH Prices Slaughtered We have just purchased of the Midland Paint and Glass Co. for cash about 600 dosen PAINT and VARNISH BRUSHES at about one-quarter of their actual value. These brushes will go on sale tomorrow (Monday) morning at such ptices as have never before been n Omaha—for Paint Brushes. These brushes are the very | best brands made—JOHN L. WHITING and RENNOUS, KLEINLE & CO. Painters will do well to lay in a year or two's supply, as this is the chance of a life- time. $1.60—43%-1n. black bristle wall brush for. T6c $o-3.in._common paint brush fo e, $00—21-in. now ready as always ! 16¢' 380 Hines' T6o—Painters' dusters $1.00—Dictator varnish bri hk Saned $1.50—Long white bristle stucco brush _ uellfhl for... or. $1.75—Long 'white bristle stucco Lrush _ | g5c—Window brushes fo S $3.00—Welghted floor brushes (¥c each) c an: 6-gross lot flat, worth 106 t0 350, fOF.........vvi.. 10 gross 12c—1}-inch black paint brushes S0o—3%-Inch Jewell paint brush fo There is not the smell of fire about the: rushes, but most of them were slightly wet in the Midland fire. That's the rexson you get thom for just one-half price—or less. ~ Bale starts at 8 o'clock Monday morning. MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED-Subject to sto.k on hand. Sherman & Mccnnnafi Druy Co Agents for Sherwin-Willlams' Paints. Cor. 16th and Dodge, OMAHA, NEB. Painless Extraction Vitalized Alr does it. Leaves no afier effects, and can be taken by young and old. Extracting...... o Vitalized Afr. .... -50¢ Taft's Dental Rooms 1517 Douglas St. QUICK MEAL. STEEL. RANGES MONITOR MAJESTIC QUICK MEAL 3' 50 for a Garnett Steel Range, 10 3V¥inch oven, high closet, made from heavy cold rolled steel; has asbes- tos lining, nickel trimming. We sell the celebrated, high grade Quick Meal Steel up from....... Stoves and anges Sold on Payments. Open Saturday Evenings. MILTON ROGERS & SONS CO., 14th and Farnam Streets. Undgr Government Supervision Charter No. 689 J. L. Brandeis & Sons Bankers This bank opened for business Sept. 6,02 Statement of Condition At the end of the firstyear’s business September 5th, 1903 Resources Omaha City Bonds U. S. and other Bonds Premium Account Time Loans ¥ City and County Warrants . . School Warran s Fixtures ¢ ¢ Demand Loans f Cash in Ofiice and Banks $ 11,500.00 26,000.00 960. 39 . 148,167.98 20,220.68 11,492.27 . ! 578.00 . $ 20,900.00 108,848.73 129,748.73 $348,668 05 . . . Liabilities Capital v i Undivided Profits . Deposits: $50,000.00 8,627.54 Individual Deposits . $245.259.32 Demand Certificates Time Certificates Cashier’s Checks Total Deposits 5,173.00 35,495.15 4,113.04 290,040.51 $348,668.05 Accounts Opened For One Dollar or More, ———————————————————————————— Four Per Cent Iuterest Paid. Rail~ ——————————————————————————————— road Checks Cashed. C—————————— Bank Open Satw Until ® P, Smoke Omaha’s Finest 8¢ Cigar—the Full of Pipes—all CH8AR HAGRE: f Clear Havana Cigars—Com pletc o uars d. OMAHA'S LARGEST 1404 Douglos, Fstablished 183, Telenhone * “omaHA PAY WHEN CURED 220 So,'14th St. THE LIQUOR " HABIT THE GATLIN CURE, DENYER vty & DAYS... # HARMFUL AFTER EFFECTS Omahay Neb, Iflts Good Coffes and Teas You are looking for; we have them. ! i i | Only ' the very cholcest 1s the knid we sell, and 80c| our prices are way down. Speclal Rlo..... Leader Blend Buston Blend Cucuta, worth e Boston Java and Mocha, 3 1bs., 81, T P. JRPAN.. ... i ore lish™ Breakfast.... Tea Siftings.... ... All our fine qua'ity Teas i4-1b, Cocoa...... ok 2-0z. bottle full weight Extract.. i-0z. bottle full weight Extract BRANREIZ, ENEW FALL SHOES The more particular & person Is about thelr footwear, the more We shall enjoy showing our stock. No matter how much you usually pay, you cannot find a better shoe than we, have. More expensive ones can be made, of course, but they will not look any better, nor wear a day lon- ger, and we feel quite sure that no s will feel so easy. They are t and serviceable, no mistake, You'll enjoy wearing a pair. gives satistaction. e e ) Don't Put it Off Always $3.50:%$2.50 Take u few minutes right now and look through your wardrobe and see it your fall suit and over- cleaning and Possibly the moths have ecoat do2sn't need pressing. Regent Shoa Go. 205 So. 15th St. been in it; if so, send it to us and we will them business.” soon put “out THE PANTORIUM 407 Bo 15th St Tel. 963 Wedd BFIN) INO SINVI TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER | Best Agrieultural Weekly, of l THE BENKETT COMPANY The Leading Piano House of the West, OUR BIG September Piano Sale Make your selections from the fin- est stock of planos west of Chicago Remember We have no shop-worn, out-of- date, repaired planos in this sale; all new and up-to-date and direct from the factories. Each and every one of them Is fully guar- anteed by the factory and our- selves. YOU CAN GET NO BET. TER SECURITY FOR YOUR MONEY. Pianos Shipped anywhere on approval. If not as represented, money re- funded. All Sold on Our Easy Payment Plan Make your own terms and save from $100 to $150 on any first class plano. We Buy Right—We Se’l Right. SHEET MUSIC SACRIFICED FOR ONE MO .E WEEK All classical and popular sheet music, vocal and instrumental, at these prices: $1.00 pieces ..........38¢c “Hiawatha,” “Lovely Mary,” “Dicie Girl,” “Under the Bamboo “Pocahontas,” “Prince of “Florodora” selections, T5¢ pieces 60c pieces 60c pieces 40c pieces 76¢c Folios ............38¢ BUC FOHOB:. o ¥eisn o s 308 This includes Von Tizler's, The Crown and Broadway Dance Col- lections, together with all our reg- ular stock. SCHIRMER & WOOD Libra- ries, 33 per cent discount. All smAll instruments 25 per cent off for one week only. A Hygienic Shoe A newly constructed shoe for both men and women—made with a heavy white felt inner-sole—making the sole very flexible—a non-conductor of cold and damp-leaving the feet always at an even temperature and perfectly dry. As these shoes are made on the foot- form last, together with this inner- sole, makes them firm, flexible and comfortable. Any size or width. FOR EITHER MAN OR WOMAN. DREXEL SHOE CO., 1419 Farnam Street, Omaha's Up-to-Dats Shoe House, Tc best equ;ppe aARAar in the cty Dtl;a“e & prompl AUrodioiis l)y expert Mncl\;n;lu. Andersen Millard Co. (AUTOHMOBILES 1516 Cap. Ave phfli‘)fl Re-No-May Cures your feet to stay cured, Sold Bverywhere. MANUFACTURED BY A. MAYER. HAY DENs Clothing Sale HE RELIABLE STORE 850 Men's Suits in the most approved styles and shades, in Scotch Cheviots, Cassimeres and Worsteds—never sold for less than $10.00—sale pnce7|5n An unusually large and well selected line of Men’s Clothing in fine Chev- iots, Worsteds, Serges and (‘nnsi} meres—hand-tailored in the latest and best styles—never sold for less than $15. Opening sale ln uo . Price oBly. . iiciiisivees An immense assortment of Men's Clothing at $12.50 to $15.00 that cannot be surpassed at any price. We challenge comparison with any suits sold at less than $35.00 or $40.00 per suit. Boys’ and Children’s Glothing Knee Pants Suits, double-breasted and Norfolk styles, sizes 6 to 15 years—fully l worth $3.00—for........ cesenes B0 n This department is showing the best and latest stock of Boys’ Clothing west of Chicago, all bought for cash and will be sold at prices that mean a big saving to the buyer, Just examine these goods and prices before you buy, no matter what the salesman tells \ HAYDEN BROS. = = — YOUR TEETH MAY BE COMFORTABLE But unless they are examined by a dentist you do not know their presl condition. Examination free. BAILEY, The Dentist, Lady Attendant, Telophone 1085, 3rd Floor Paxtey Blo: More Excursions.... ROUND TRIP RATES. $12.75—Chicago, Sept. 26th, 27th and 28th. $32.25—Baltimore, Sept. 17th, 18th and 19th. $20.25—Little Rock, Ark., Oct. 2d, 3d and 4th. $25.67—Toledo, Obio, Sept 15th and Oct. 6th. $27.34—Cincinnati, Ohio, Sept. 15th and Oct. 6th. $26.67—Dayton, Ohio, Sept. 15th and Oct. 6th, $2800—Sandusky, Ohio, Sept. 15th and Oct. 6th. $26.80—Bellefontaine, Ohio, Sept. 15th and Oct. 6th. $17.80—Hammond, Ind., Sept. 15th and Oct. 6th. $20.40—South Bend, Ind., Sept. 1Eth and Oct. 6th. $22.94—1't. Wayne, Ind., Sept. 15th and Oct. 6th. $23.20—Indianapolis, Ind., Sept. 16th and Oct. 6th. $26.00—Louisville, Ky., Sept. 15th and Oct. Gth. $50.00—San I'rancisco and Los Angeles, Oct. £th to 17, $30.50—0gden, Salt Lake City, daily until Sept. 30th. $17.50—Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo, daily ’ until September 30th. ONE WAY RATES. $25.00—San Franciseo and Los Angeles, Sept 15th t6 November 30th. $25.00—Portland and Seattle, Sept. 15th and Nov. 30. Also reduced rates to many other points, both round trip and one way. Further information on request. Call or write, CITY TICKET OFFICE 1323 FARNAM ST., OMAHA, F. P. RUTHERFORD, D. P. A. OR. WILKINSON'S EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT GLINICS, TON BLOCK, I5th AND DO UGLAS, OMAHA. Treatment and operations daily for catarrh, Catarrhal Deafness, Adenolds—=often cause of mouth breathing, listiessness and deafness in _children, Ilishaped Npses, Chronlc Sore Throat, Enlarged Tonsils, Growths in Nostrils, Polypl, etc., Lleft Pala Harelip, Running Ears, Cross Eyes stralghtened by operation. IHeadache, due to e or nasal, or catarrhal causes, Affections of the voice, the tongue, irritable equghs, hay fever, ete. ¥ THESE CLINICS ARE FREE TO THE POOR, 2 TO 6 0'CLOCK, Onen evenings 7 to 8 p. m. Bundays § to 12 No charges for examination of patients. . THERE’S BEER, and then there’s other beer, and if you want the best ask for JETTER'S GOLD TOP, rich and pure, Order a case trom JETTER BREWING CO. or HUGO F. BILZ, 1324 Douglas Street, Omaha. Telephone 1542 or LEE MICHELL, Wholesals Dealer, Council Bluffs, Tel. 80 " GOLD CROWNS FROM $2.00 TO INTRODUCE OUR NEW METHODS, WE WILL GIVE EXTR. J PRICES UNTIL SEPTEMBER 10. DON'T DELAY, YOU MAY BE ’I‘O(A) LS“H’: 25¢ $2 Our easy payment plan may in- terest you. Work guaranteed 15 ra. Graduate dentists. New " New York Dental Co. Established nearly 10 years here. Opposite Hayden's and 115 Bouth 16th streat s Boston lhr-.‘ Filling s BRIDAE From Work fri