Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 3, 1903, Page 16

_ ‘Bducation.’ THE OMAHA DAILY Watch OQur s Windows EIS. sfg".‘ Men’s 7 Fixings Special Saturday Sales in Shirts, Neckwear, Hats, Etc. 1 Sale of Swell Fall Neckwear } The newest and handsomest line of Fall Neckwear in Omaha. new and exclusive figured silk, new non-creasing plain color silke, ail the smart ‘styles, regular one dollar values—only, each.. Here are the Ties that you have regularly paid 50c for, in the new tecks, Imperials and lour-ln-hlndn worth up to 50;, special at All the ideas in fancy swell Persian and the 45¢ 15¢ Sale ol Men s Fme Fnll Shirts The newest 1 y Bhirte, all the cholcest effects fit and finish they are the equal of custom-made shirts great values.. Suft Bosan '98¢-1.50-2.00 Special Values in Fall Underwear Evening and morning's chilly Our showing 1s th Men's The derby r underwear M. c qu cotton flee ybed 1 35-45¢ o lined weather largest and finest in the west. 35¢ | in underwear. 69c¢ suggest changes Men's $1.2%5 tick Underwear at Men’s $2.00 all wi fleece lined Sale of Men’s and Boys’ Sweaters We secured an immense eastern factories and a In the west. The Sweate and colors Men's All Wool Boys' All Wool 81 Sweater Special in the Basement —Boys’ pure worsted Sweat- ers, plain and fancy colors, worth up to 750, g0 t.... The popular Brandels Spectal, This fall's styles are dressier shipment of Sweaters from one of the large wabled to mell cheaper than any in this stock are in all the new effects, in stripes other retall store 25¢ in soft and stiff hats than _ever before. es and widths of brims to sult ,' ‘U shades—soit and Great showm of the John B. every swell new fall block—specnal, o8 e 0 S These hats have all the $3 down to. 98c * 3.49 Stetson Hats in 3. K. Brandeis & Sm;- 3. L. Weandeis &' Fons 'RAILROADS WAR ON DRINK Join in Movement to Suppress Habitual ft Use of Intoxicants, MOMAHA LINES' ARE IN THE COMPACT o 8 Holause in All New Rules Demanding Prohibition and the of Nonuse Tobaceo Building Around o Raflroads converging In Omaha and throughout the country ar waging war |mgalnst the use of intoxicating liquors and {tobacco by employes engaged In operating |grains. Officlals declare that prohibitionists have reduced the number of accidents at 2 per cent, s0 the edict has gone forth that employes who drink, or who uent, places where intoxicating liquors lare s0ld, are not safe men to intrust with ghe lives of patrons or with the valuable property transported by the railroads. merally the use of tobacco while on duty when about stations and on the prop- ety of the railfoad company fs proscribed MAs for the cigarette, the order against it £ almost as severs as that against hisky. A number of the raliroads enter- Omaha have {ssued new rule books, and Without exception thess contain the fol- Qowing rules, or rules similarly framed: The use of Intoxicants by employes while ©n duty is prohibited. Their habitual use the frequenting of places where they o gold is sufficient cause for dismissal e use of tobacco by employes when on duty In and about passenger stations or on - passenger cars is prohibited It is sald that the Rock Island will |discharge men for frequenting saloons ether on or off duty. Great Wester 4 The third week in September the Chicago tflr‘t Western earned §184,5%8 gross, an fn- oreass of $0,447 over the corresponding fweek of last yoar. The gross earnings from @ beginning of the new fiscal to te are 31884513, an increase of $6561,089. The Chicago Great Western tarnings. expects to |Bave the bridge across the Kaw river com- | 1j0q ipleted about the first of Retructure will. replace the ‘fo mently washed away by a jcost the company about $20,000, and its ‘eonstruction is under the supervision of H ®. Harps, of the office of chief engineer of the Maple Leaf. August was a banner month for the Wa Jash, as the company broke all previous Fecords for both freight and passenger earnings for the month. The gross earn- ngs for the month were 2,12 operat- dng exper $1,450,19 and net earn- fings sruary. This mer one re- flood. It will weore ‘Whamberlain's Colte. Choleran Diarrhoea Remedy, The uniform success of this preparation An the relief and cure of bowel complalnts “has brought It into most universal use. J3t never falls and when reduced with water d sweetensd is pleasant 10 take. It jually valu: e for children and adults. ' A G Every issue of fmmakes it easler for ticket agents and ticket wellers to ure passengers for parts of the country, for the reasc severy article apd every illustration in Wour-Track News Is an Ind ment for Feaders to travel and see what a marvelous Svariely of scenery and climate our wountry possesses, The wmore these facts @re impressed upon the average person, jthe more certain he or she is to have a Jdesire to trave Therefo; The Four- Srack News is not only in the interest of joll the transportation lines and hotels, it bears out the legend of Ats title page Jof “An Dlustrated Magszine of Travel and ~From the Buffalo Commer- d Thing. ; ‘rack News distant that The own elal. " Jane Addams lecture-Newer Ideals of Peace—First Cong. church Oct. § 8 p. my | commander of { from | Tenderroot GET HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS Representatives of Knights Templar Quarter Nebraska Commandery at the Occidental Miiton J. Kennard has returned from San Francisco, where he made arrangements, after conslderable trouble and lengthy negotiations, for the accommodation of Mount Calvary Commandery No. 1, Knights Templar, at the Occidental hotel during the triennial conclave in September, 1%4. This hotel is the headquarters for the, Orient trade and declines to make contracts in advance, but In this case waived the rule. Frank E. White, grand recorder, Henry Gibbons of Kearney, past grand the state, made arrange- ments at the same time for the quartering of the grand commandery of Nebraska at the Occldental Over 100 members of Mount Calvary com- mandery will attend the conclave and will have a special train out of Omaha to the coast. and What Follows Grip?t Pneumonia often, but never when Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption is used. It cures colds and grip. 60c, $1.00, For sale by Kuin & Co, — Announcements of the Theaters. Only two more times—matinee and even- {1ng performance today—and the varied and pleasing bill of this week at the Orpheum will be brought to a close. It has served well to draw a series of very big audienges. The management has calculated the suc- ceeding bill to meet the demands of the gay and happy mood of Ak-Sar-Ben week and feel confident It even excells the best program thus far this season. Mary Hamp- ton and company will fill the top-line post- tion. Miss Hampton is the latest of the blg guns” to desert the legitimate for vaudeville. She was a Frohman leading lady and scored heavily in such successes as “Sowing the Wind" and “Under the Red Robe.” She is a southern girl and endowed with the beauty for which the women are famed down south, Included In her support will be William Davis, who was a member of the Woodward Stock com Her vehicle will be & sketch en- he Melo Drama.” The other seven acts on the bilf are varied and of estab- lished reputation. At a matinee this afternoon and again this evening will “Ben-Hur" be presented for the last time in Omaha. The engage- ment has been most successful, particularly an artistic point of view. The com- pany is very strong and, being equipped with an entire new outfit of scenery, cos- tumes and mechanical applian is pre- senting the great spectacle better ever. It is unquestionably the fin of the sort ever shown and is worthy of the closest study, as much for the lesson it teaches as for the entertainment it af- fords. other show ever sent out has such beautiful and startlingly realistic pi tures. Some good seats may yet be ob- tained at the box office. than Beginning with a matinee on Sunday, Richurd Carle comes to the Boyd for three performances of his latest “Th In this Mr. Carle has entered “ most inviting field for the musical com- the southwest, and has grouped a lot of interesting characters in a cleverly con structed bit of comedy and satire com- Lined. Among the company supporting Mr. Carle is Grace Cameron of Omaha, a Pprime local favorite. Seats are now on sale. ———— The Bezmett Company. The official souvenir of the Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben, a beautiful lithographed work of art, authorized by the board of govern- ors, will be given away FREE in our shoe department tomorrow. One with every pair of shoes sold REMEMBER, IN SHOE DEPT. ONLY. ———— Look for Sommer Bros' half-page gro- cery ud. in the lliustrated tomorrow, — success, edy, t thing | HAY DENs AK-SAR-BEN SALES, The Greatest Sale of ‘Men’s, Boys’ and Children’s Glothing Ever Held in Omaha. BEE: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 190¢ HAY DEN: AK-SAR-BEN SALES, Men's fine suits in all tne and fabrics, all hand tallored, hand padded houlders and hair cloth fronis. ‘Ihese cassimeres, cheviots, worst Scotch cheviots, fancy’ cassimer oy worsteds, thibets and _unfinish worsteds—in brown mixtures, oxford grays, blues, blacks and fancy mixtures—in neat checks, stripes and plain colors. If you are in need of a suit come to Hayden Brc $12.60, all the latest vicunas, ker- latest suits to select $15.00, $18.00 and Men's fine o styles and colo seys, beavers, meltons and Scotch cheviots, in oxford grays, brown mixtures, blue blacks, fancy mixtures, stripes, checks and lain_colors, all hand' tailored with close tting collars and self retaining fronts, in medium and long lengths. The greatest assortment of men's overcoats ever shown at $7.60, $10.00, $12.50, $15.00, $18.00, $20.00 and up_ 1o $25.00. Boys' knee $7.50, $10.00, pants sults, made in double breasted, Norfolk, sailor’ Norfolk, sailor blouse and three piece styles. In fancy cheviots, serges, fancy worsteds and fancy cassimeres—many of them are made with double seat and knees. all made with ex- tension walstbands and taped seams. These come in any shade or color desired at $1.95, $2.60, $2.95, $3.50, and up to $5.00 Boys' overcoats in all the latest styles and fabrics, In the latest shades and colors, medium and long lengths, at $2.50, $3.50, $3.75, $4.50, $5.00 and up to $7.50. HAYDEN BROS. Saddles and Fine Harness LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY Robes, Fancy Horse Goods, Suit Cases and Valises ssisip06 AT A REDUCTION Alfred Cornish, Tel, 2314, 1210 Farnam Street Little Price Offers Price is always d strong attraction for customers. We know how to combine qual- ity and price. Mennen's Talcum Powder 711 Soap . Swansdown Powder Peruna . Pinkham Compound Plerce’s Golden Medical Ayer's Hair Vigor Hall's Hair Restorer Packer's Tar Soap Menthol Pencils Mecca Compound Discovery If You've Been a Stranger To the flavor given by using our coffees, get acquainted. Nothing but pure coffee is the kind we sell. COFFEE. Rio Blend—for snurduy Special Rio Leader Blen Boston Blend Cucuta Blend—worth 35c TEAS—A BARGAIN Tea Siftings—for Saturday .. ....13%c Basket Hred Japan, English umu(rem Oolong.... . EX TRA(.’I Two-ounce, tull welght Four-ounce, full wel 5 OUR SPICES ARE URi Mixed spices for pickling. TRY OUR 3%-LB. COCOA—per can Remember we buy our coffees green and make our own blends; thereby we give you better coffee than you can buy elsewhere— for the same money. AK-SAR-BEN WEATHER Cuts no figure with Omaha 'cause the big Carnival goes on “ll the same, rain or snow; neither do the DRUG TRUSTS cut any figure with SCHAEFER'S CUT PRICE DRUG STORE—'cause they keep right on cutting prices just the same. Some \Ilu l'llh! are FIGHTING THE CUT PRIC l'l but we notice the keapé g the ]’RI( E SIGNS. PRL ENDER! NEVE ( DID CUT MUCH FIGURE or prices elther, $1.00 Peruna—Pe-ru-na \X! 0 Wine Cardul seese $1.00 Plerce’s Prescriptio $1.00 Pier dical Discovery lery (ompuund *astoria ‘s Kidney Pills. up Figs, tarrh Rem™ ......... n Catarrh Powder... Moeller's Cod Liver Ofi... Laxative Bromo Quinine. “e Quinacetol, guaranteed Cold | $2.00 Chester's Genuine Pennyroyal P} LOWNEY'S CANDIES. SCHAEFER'S :irin. BE. T. YATES, Proprietor. Two Phones—747 and 707. h and Chicago Streets, Omaha. HALF RATES Wabash Railroad, Louis and Return, $11.50. Sold October 4 to . Leave Omaha 5:% p. m., Arrive St. Louls 00 a. m. | City Office 1601 Farnam Street, Harry E. Moores, Genl. Omaha, Neb St or Address Agt. Pass. Dept,, Kansas City, Mi and Return. Account of the fall festivities at Kansas City the Missourl Pacific raflway will sell round trip tickets at one fare from October 4th to 10th inclusive. Limited to October 12th For further information call or ad- dress Union Station or City Ticket Offices, 8. E. Cor. 14th and Douglas streets. Thos. F. Godfrey, passenger and ticket agent. ouri, Ohicago Great Western Raflway. Short line to Minden, Harlan, Manning, Carroll and Fort Dodgs Two trains each way. Leave Omaha at 6:20 a. m. and 2:46 p. m. Leave Council Bluffs at 6:4 a. m. and 30 p. m. For mformation apply to Geo. F. Thomas, Gen'l! Agt, room 313, Omaha National Bank buflding, Omaha, Neb., and 3 Pearl St., Council Bluffs, la. Commencing October 3 freight houses of all lines in the city of Omaha will close at 3 p. m. Saturdays. Horse covers wmade 0 fi. your horse. Omaha Tent and Awning Co, lth and Harney streets. A. B Hubermann, ooly direct diamend tmperter tn the west. n-un.»m 90c SAVED 50c MADE You bring the boy save blo every here and & pair of boys' cen time ave us shoes you fit him at $1.50 The quality is there for the differ- ence. Parents who have bought shoes know their value again_and again for the same 31.50 shoes—nothing we could would recommend them as much this fact Saturday is boys' day DREXEL SHOE cCO., 1419 Farnam Street, Omaha's Up-to-Date Shoe House, with these and come nd BUY A FARM on Monthly lnstaliments. Farm homes in Polk and Barron Counties, Wisconsin, within from 60 to 76 miles from 8. Paul and Minneapolis, § to 315 per acre, upon payment of from & cents (o §1.60 per acre cash, balance in three, five or ten years, on ‘monthly payments’ Monthly in- stallments of from 33 to $ will procure a farm. For maps and full toformation ad- UEGKE S LAND AGENCY, Qumberiand. Wisconsin, TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER Makes Most Useful Prescut. Schmoller & Mueller 1313 Farnam St. The Leading Piano House for plano buyers thin Without auestl e closin snle of the Lange & Mipton presents the most surp: bargnins~the difference between a lexitimate barg: d the imi- tation is aw wide aiffer- nee tween vice and virtue. Ne ure to take m look at them. ery instrument isx more than deserving the appelation. A few of the low priced ones selected at random. There are hundreds more. In this lot you are almost sure to find just the one you want: Gilbert Hallet & Davin week. 100 16 124 149 172 107 Steinway & Sons, Steger, Emer- won, Vose, Steck, Mason & Hamli Schanf, Gramer, Erbe, Crown and nearly =a others to select from. EASIEST KIND OF PAYMENTS, scHletEe (INCORPORATED) _ MANUFACTURE~WHOLESALE - RETAIL PIANOS AIN HOUSE AND OFFICE: 1313 FARNAM FACTORY:. . . 1316 FARNAM TELEPHONE 1626 OMAHA LINCOLN, NEB | CO. BLUFFS, | 1385 8. 11TH ST, 502 BROADWAY TEL. TO3 TEL see Blastus & Sona Stelnway Arion Chickering Erbe ... Mathushelk . Hennel, ncore of Favorite Foot Fashions for Fall. shoes for women have ||l\rr been shown in this city to equal the Fry 8hoe in its styl- ish elegance, splendid quality of material and finished work- manship. $3.50 will pay for more satis- faction in wear, comfort and beauty, in a Fry Shoe thanm in any’ other shoe made at the same price. All styles; all leathers— $3§Q RY SHOE co 0 LASEONATA 1f you desire low prices on meats and groceries, which stamps quality on every article you bu: by your own experfence and thereby save money Insteafl of trading stamps, secure your eatables hers and be convinced. | 20 ;mund! .:ram.l_md 1.00 15¢ 10¢ .. 25¢ SOMMER BROS., Exponents of good living. 28th and Farnam Sts. Grocery Tels. 132-1331 . o prove their superiority Finest sifted peas obtainable can Rockwood's Gocon— at . -Ib. packages rolled oats— Market Tel. 734 The Best Work You'll lke we flx your teeth, as the work will be satisfactory and last- ing. GOLD ¥ CROWNS SET TEET Taft's Défital Rooms .7 Dnuz ¥ood Inspector. H. L.RAMACCIOTTI, D. V, S, CITY VETERINARIAN. Office and lnfirmary, 3th and Mason Sta Omabe, Neb, Telsghone &9, Men’s Hats Are about the same everywhere— qualities are different—and you are acquainted with this store well enough to know that the name wouldn't go into a hat that wasn't thoroughly “mth\ of its price—and more, too it has got to be a beter hat at its price than the same money will pay for else- where. Men like our hats—we know they do—because with a majority of our customers it's a case of “off agin’, on agin’, Finnegan”—they come in for another “Nebraska Special” at $1.50, or our popular “Fifth Avenue” shape at $2.00 or $2.50, as the case may be, in the new fall blocks, and leave a last year's style behind, often with regret, because it still looks well. Showing all correct blocks in Soft Hats and Derbys— $1.50-$2,00-$2.50-$3.00 Wonderful Values in Qur Boys’ Store Saturday We claim that nowhere in the city can you buy boys’ clothes of equal merit at anything near the price we quote you. Read- Suits for Boys at These Three Prices Go on Sale Saturday $1.85, $2.35, $2.85 Boys’ Suits $1.85, Worth $2.50— 1.85 Made of pure all also_thibets—ma $3.2% In this clty—worth $3.2%—Saturday 2.35 Boys’ Suits Worth $4.00 for $2. 85— double-breaste Made of very fine and select fancy cheviots and cassimeres, 2 85 . wool blue cheviot and,cassimere—all the —Norfolk styl s 4 10 12 yeurs - Etyles, sizes 8 to 16 years—these suits are You must see them—4250 values-on saie and trimmed beautifully—Norfolk, 4 to 12; double-breasted 8 to 16—we respectfully ask a close examination of these , fults, as the values are equal to eny garment selling for great bargains Also blue Washington Mills cheviot—made and trimmed Boys’ Suits $2.35, Worth $3.25— beautifully and the fit is perect—Norfolk 4 to J.’, double- Made of very firié and select fancy cheviots and cassimeres. breasted 8 to 15—worth $4.00—on sale ... ’ Lirml Exclusive Retail Millinery House in the West, Stylish Millinery at Popular Prices THIS STORE FOR VALUES AND STYLE Beautiful Hats at $4, $5 and $6 Extraordinary Sale on Street Hats Saturday. INVESTIGATE, IT ‘PAYS. (508 DOUBLAS STREET J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS, BANKERS Bank on Balcony, Main Floor Per Cent Interest Paid on Cer- tificates of Deposit Running 3, 6 or 12 Months. Per Cent Interest Paid on Pass Books. Interest Compounded Every Three Months. Deposits Received from $1 to $3,000 Money can be withdrawn at any time without notice. HOME SAFES LOANED FREE To each depositor who desires it we loan a steel strong box, which is very handy to save small amounts, CHECKS ON ALL BANKS CASHED. Cast Hxpress Money Orders. Switt & Co. Pay Checks Armour & Co. Pay Checks Cudahy Pay Checks Hammond Packing Co. Pay Checks Omaha Packing Co. Pay Checks Telephone Pay Checks Postmaster's Pay Checks City, County and School Warrants All Checks on Other Banks Union Pacific Rock Island Tliinols Central Wabash Chicago & Northwestern Missouri Pacific Chicago, Milwaukes & St. Paul Burlington c, Bt, P, M. & O. All Poy D s 9 AMtOSP. M, Saturdays until 9 P. 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