Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 25, 1909, Page 10

10 BIC MEN CET START IN WEST W. C. Brown and C. F. Daly of New | York Céntral Talk Old Days VISIT TO OMAHA REMINDS THEM Go to Lincoln to Speak at the Come mereial Clib Banquet—Comment the Omaha National Corn Show, | | on | C. W. Brows, president of the New Central;, C. F. Daly.. vice president charge of operation, .and, A. H. Harris president of the legal departn P through Omaha Monday en t coln to sppak at ths banauet given by the Lineoln | Commeréfal Monday night Mr Brown was a little under the weather | and did not but Mr. Daly left the party at Council Bluffs and looked over the ofty "Twenty-two years have change fn Omaha,'* sald Mr. Daly it was Just twenty-fwn years ago that thok the position ‘of ‘elty passenger agent of. the Butlingtan. ih Omaha, succeeding John Eyler,”whe went into the llve stock department “That 16’ not se dong ago.” sald Mr Rrown. “It: was About- thirty-two years ago that I had.h Job with the Burlington Councfl Bluffs! J Thus, two.of the highest railroad officials | in the Iinjfed Btates compared notes of the time when..they started to railroad Qmaha and Council Rluffs. Mr was @.telegraph operator at Council Bluffs | and went to St tion with the vice ute Lin club leave | | | wrought a great | “and I Joseph in a similar | Joseph & Kansas City road’' He soon became general manager - . - . of that' line and was afterwards general l i . posi st Tuesday. of finest lulnml nainsooks. Long or short sleeves, managet of the Burlington, with headquar- | ters at Chicago. When the owners of the | New York Central wanted a man for head | of that lme last year they selected Mr Brown | The party stopped in Council Bluffs Mon. | day morning to visit with General Dodge. Mr Daly then came to Omaha on A. L. Mohler manager of the raiiroad officials. “They tell me your corn great. success, sald- Mr. Brown to ! porter for The Bee, and then he wanted | to_know al) abaut the show. “I'm sorry | can't tell you a lot of news, but the best news that I know is that busl ness 18 picking up. I saw by the morning paper where the Union Pacific had to order | 100 more locomotives to help haul the in- creased tonnage of the west. It s In- creasing all over and if the west has an- other big crop it will continue to increase Mr. Daly reported that Gerrit Fort, for- | merly with the Unfon Paclfic at Omaha and now with the New York Central in ihg passcnger department, fine and looking fine. We are out in nainsooks, all cut full and ample (ireat spe \Ia\' Underwear and called | vice president and general Unlon Pacific and other Sale show wae a a re- Men's and Women's at, each \I\nhn;.m lines | was doing this country primarily to week some Information,” sald Mr. Brown “A great deal depends on the west we want to see how It is doing.” Mnr Brown also has some extensive property interests in lowa which he is looking after. He said he had not been in Omaha since the Transmississippl pasition and that he could see wonderful and. marked changes In the city from the car .window as he crossed the bridge. ' Sum silk finished Poplins at summer wear, on a and 26¢ for special in dress, waist and suit lengths. ex- GINGHAM DEPART pleces of Anderson’s finest Zephyr ginghams, in checks and stripes, suitable for waists, dress and children’s wear. a yard—Tuesd vard. Very fine grade of India Linon is being sold from the bolt on var- gain square. It is equal to the leading 25¢ grade; base- ‘2% ment bargain square, yd Republican River is on a Rampage Rises Under Heavy Rains and Delays Burlington—State Gets Good Soaking. The Republican river is again on a ram- page and Burlingon trains from the west were delayed several hours Sunday night hig als in our wonder! ful barga Ne na | S yard- in fine poplins are sold for such a low price, y vy, 3 & 1 neck « rl square a brown, ow in rd.... Foulard Sateens — black, including fine THE RFF 0\[ \YT\ 75¢ WIDE EMBROIDERIES AT 25¢ flouncings and’ corset cover widths—18 and 27-inches—also insertions and galloons, yd.. mer Wash Goods bu.cmnn 12%c a B “GOWN DAY~ The Greatest Assortment of Night Gowns Ever Seen in Omaha at Remarkable Values Hundreds of heautifully made gowns go on special ale These night robes are beautifully or plainly made muslins and cambrics, cut effects many exquisitely trimmed with fine mnhlm:lmnk and lace— carefully sized. UMBRELLAS at98c All sizes in American taffeta and silk warp taffeta—many fine handles—all in strong cases, cord and tassel— RAN l TUESDAY WILL BE | » GREAT MAY SALE ‘I Muslin Underwear "25¢ -the most popular fabrics the basement-— They are white and the leading shades for street and evening wear. You will wonder why " 12%¢ cadet with white dots, rings, stripes and figures— splendid styles for dress purposes 15¢ a yard— -worth ~here at, yd. Ten cases standard Dress Calicoes, shepherd checks, styles, all full standard, at, The heaviest rain fall was from 6 to 8:30 gray and blue also light shirting prints; Ju cause seeks Mrs. Pratt Thirty-ninth Colonel Pratt Troup. o'clock SBunday evening and amounted vwl—i most to a cloudburst in places. Twenty feet of the roadbed was washed away nes r' Holbrook and approaches to several bridges | were also washed away. A large number of men were soon put work and- the roadbed. repaired trains could cross. Western Nebraska has had another soak ing rain, A heavy rain fall Sunday n\sl exténding on the Union Pacific lumbus to Cheyenne and in part of the state over the McCook division The heaviest rain reported was between | Holbrook and Cambridge and Culbe rson A cloudburst and the heavy rain ralsed the Republican river out of its banks and it did considerable damage. The bene ihe heavy rain, however, more any damage from the flood MRS. PRATT’S SUIT WILL BE RULED ON BY COURT TUESDAY Plea for Enforcement of Ante-Nup- tial Contract Will Be Sett By Eastelle, Judge Estelle will rule in distriet court Tuesday on Mrs. Julia Montgomery Pratt's sult to have enforced her tract with her husband, Colonel James | fajleq t Pratt, If sustained Mrs. Pratt's suft in- | volves the setting aside of the deeds to h -A‘ daughters of various realty formerly owned | west § by Colonel Pratt in Douglas county and in Wyoming. Meantime the Pratt probubly sot aside residence to s0 that Court Shaves Fee of Lawyer Most All Away from Co- | the southern Judge Estelle Deducts $940 from $1,050 W. S. Summers Charged Aged Woman. ofit from than offset Aaurentina West woman t sult in eqnity will s hers to ga and to mmers. a attorr he Summers am and certa per unts other Judge Estelic gets T pos balance ace wise with has handed down a . virtue whic court nd torney for be a collect due cision of immers frc expenses $1,060, ause 8 West pa vanced should makes a deduct | ante-nuptial con . M nd willing t the Ady ef point in confirme eal estate d in tit mmers won ds of wh subse and firm elutek suit initiated by will come up for Colo: trial el ' Hello! get t did n vest volve: The Mrs and 1907 rent 360, erty | | oan ade Lite Drug Next he itle hot i in d We wou asked to inst certai n ac tion for to the real estate come to trial, whereby West Strode Summers had Strode deed in blank to forty ached M Edmund rest of th: st, Id This the By “negligently. tarm re t was dam irs. but not nt 8 ged $160 had $# in income Summers kept them tur n was $30 ays f the and lost M rom M This totals $960, court services were i being court order Mr me fina: v further but title a was to be in- through the medium Mrs hat West | parties named Edginton to ( h he case compromise Lincoln make out a icres of a farm in- Mrs. West knew nothing of this. | property was made out to over, Meantime he failed to collect the Next court, irs, that rth $1.000 in t awarded and t t hat he leed to the forty bl wh Blve the the title the deeds was filled court nserted to West n of the farm going to weeds ind Summers further West's prop- the vear failed deeds though rent on the farm for Mrs. West for the year he to another Summers’ | winning the he acres. out the expended | $660 is substracted ffrom the $1,050 | difterence, or whi, just be Sumr to this ve the rs EP, L The | d in Mrs rest A Break for Liberty from stomach, I Pills is be Co Hello ! and kidney hox of Dr ght For sal Give me a sack of flo'u‘r'b please — > Gi ve me No - that's wrong GOLD MEDAL FLOUR WASHBURN-CROSBY'S LE BY YOUR GROCER King's by THE VERY HIGHEST QUALITY of the trouble is New Beaton L n s | mGee ) SRR § WENAS ? ARD ) TR TT'F.ST' \Y Tuesday S Wednesday we offer them for . Women's Omaha sowed siippers . made hand- WATER TUMBLERS 1,000 Dozen Fine banded design special for 25¢ plain, floral graving Tuesday, 6 Dinnerware and ends, cups, plates, bakers, etc., choice, to close be Cups, saucers, sugars and creams, 100 other fancy pieces, decorated and gold traced Greatly Reduced. or Bennett's Capitol Coffee, Bennett's Teas, assorted, Pure Pepper, % Ib. can Seeded Grapes, delicious for ples, Succotash, Best We Have brand, Yacht Club Salad Dressing, Yacht Club Salad Dressing, Macaroni, three pkgs. . Oyster Crackers, three pkgs. Pure Honey, Mason pint Blue Borax Starch, pkg. . Castile Toilet Soap, 10 cakes White Ribbon Seeded Raisins, Capitol 15 p Country Gentleman Corn Capitol Extract, bottle Safety Matches, dozen boxes. Charm Table Syrup, bottle Econom¥ Clothes Cleaner, bottle ! | ‘ i | Blown Tumblers— | en- | Odds | large size MAY NEXT WEDNESDAY is RED LETTER DAY for 8. & W. Green Stamp collectors. Don't forget it. lipper Day FOR WOMEN Price advantages that make it greatly on object to come Women's $2.50 Jullets, with side elastics, either patent tip or plain toe, Women's black serge cloth house Slippers, leather soles. ... 50¢ Indian Head Muslin—36-inch, for faney work skirts, 15¢ The Sheeting—Regular 20¢ suits, 9-4 Bleached price 27c, for 84 Blenched Sheeting xtra | good 26c quality 19¢ Pillow Cases—54x36 inch, a little sofled from handiing, 25c, 28c, 30c and 35c, for . 17¢ Summer Comforters and Quilts — Large size, $1.00 up to $3.00 | | BENNETT s BIG GROCERY pound pks.. pound.*. . . 28¢ and 48c and 50 10¢ and 6 pound pkg. can e and c and and and and e and e and and e and 30 green stamps green stamps green stamps sauce, etc. 5c quality I 10 20 10 10 20 stamps stamps stamps stamps stamps stamps stamps stamps stamps stamps 8¢ stamps stamps green green green green green green green green green K. green green 8350 __ $400 OXFORDS FOR MEN 1ALl THE VERY NEWEST LASTS, TANS AND BLACK Your size, fitted by measurement, SHOES OR OXFORB. at the Walk-Over Shoe Store 314 South 15th 8t. Four Doors South of Beaton Drug Co. Bd. 8. Thompson, Walk-Over Man. for Given for any substance in- jurious 1o health found ia food resulting from the wse of Calumet Boy Goes to Penitentiary| Homer ‘Morris Pleads Guilty to Walt hill Postoffice Robbery and Gets Eighteen Months. Homer Mor States district the robbery of last Septembe ernment funds plea of guilt Monday morning elghteen months in th tentiary of 3. Morris been in Howard eame plicity Morris for ged United with participating in stoffioe Waithiil about $55 in gov ohtained, entered Judge W ris, In the whereby befor. H United States pe at Leavenworth and to pay a f is but 1 jall since September Provo offense in whs give postotfic the g 1908 tried acquitted of last Frid, minim and who was tor his the was com- Young sentenc the crime the robbery penitentiary th n m which Is two years but ecredit months he Douglas county Le was al He nworth the last of him six s has already served in the will be taken to week UNITARIANS MEET AT BOSTON b .awrence, on “The Religion of Now." jail ave this of Kan., BOSTON, Mass., May 4.—With meetings | throughout the day and & reception in the evening, the American Unitarian associa- tion spent the second day of its annual anniversary week observance in this city today. The annual meeting of the Minis terial umon was held in Channing hall this afternoon, when Prof. Willlam H of Lawrence, Kan., spoke ligion of Now. Carruth on “The Re- Quick Action for Your Money—You get that by using Tne Bee udvertisiog columus | Munger | given | The Appearance of a Woman’s Foot {8 made or unmade by the shoe she wears. A handsome foot in a poor fitting shoe loses its beauty —while a poorly formed foot in our handsome shoe always looks well. Every woman that is fitted at this store has an attractive 10ook- ing foot. Our Women's $3.50 and $4.00 Oxfords we are showing this spring, are the acme of style and beauty. We are showing every new last in all leathers and shades. The nobby two button colt is shown exclusively Pumps that do not slip. of expert fitters patent by us. A corps Write for Spring Catalogue. Drexel Shoe Co.§ 1419 Farnam Street *'THE NATIONAL HEALTH RESORT" HOT SPRINGS, SOUTH DAKOTA Approved by Nation and Stats. Best Cltmate and Medicinal Springs in America. First Class Hotels, Hospi- tals and Bath Houses, Write to Secretary Commercial Cluo, Hot springs, So. Dak. 'Van or Wagon When You Want It We | not | | | attend at our to your moving orders convenience, but yours. | For quick action call us. Our facili- ties for moving or storing household goods are unsurpassed OMAHA VAN & STORAGE CO, | 1609 Farnam St. 1.'.5‘) Ind. A 1559 Doug. Sto taking hqund physic or big or little pills, that which makes you worse instead of curing. Cathartics don't | cure—they irritate and weaken the bowels. CASCARETS make the bowels strong, tone the muscles so | they craw! and work—when they | do this they are healthy, producmg | right results. CASCARETS 1oc & box for & week's treatment. All druggists. Diggest seller ia the world Million boxes & month- 4 CHILDREN WHO ARE SICKLY | Mothers wbo valuee their own comfort and the welfare of their children. sbould nevar be without & Gray's Sweet Powders for Children, Break up Coids, hing Disorde:s, ESE POWDERS | e, Don't | will be ssat | FREE (o any ross Alles 8 mother_‘who will & ted, ¥ Le Roy. N. [ TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER | The Fapes that Produces Resulis for Advertivers, | | | l i Tuesday Spoelal Bargalns ‘Tuesday Special 252 HAYDEN % Embroideries Tuesday 25¢ and 75¢ | Several new lots of handsome Skirt Flouncings and Corset Coves Embroideries, including values up to $1.00, will be added to the remainder of the magnificent bargains from Monday’s sale They were bought from the big New York Embroidery Auetion at a tremendous bargain—fine Swisses, Cambries, zsc Nainsooks—finished in beautiful and elaborate new designs, all go at one price; choice, per yard....... Save 159 to 25% on Millinery It's Easy If You Make Selection From Our Magnificent Stock of New Modes. $15¢ Embroideries—A grand lot of edges and insert- | ings, in Swiss and Nainsook, to select from Tuesday, at, yard Be Sure and Attend Our Famous Time ' Sales in Our Famous Domestic Room From 8 to 8:30 A. M. From 2 to 2:30 P. M. ‘nnn case of Merrimac Shirting Printe, best grade made (10 yards to cuse tomer) —at, Yard .......o...8%¢ 3:30 to 4 P, M. case of 18c Bath Towels, un- bleached (4 to a customer), ea.11¢ One case of Bleached 106 Towels (4 limit)-——at, each One case of 10¢ One case of genuine Lonsdale Muslin | (10-yard limit)- 6%¢| | One From 10 to 10:30 A. M. [ -at, a yard.. Fifty dozen Sheets, 81x90, regular Sheets, the genuine Dreamland brand (4-sheet lmit) BGY | (10-vard limit)—at, vard..... 5% One case 9-4 Unbleached Muslin, reg Fifty dozen Dreamland Sheets, 72x90 | = E800 B T T0-yard Hmit)— at (% size, 4-sheet limit), ceanne each 4@% ¢! a yard .18¢ e ....BY%é¢ Unbleached Muslin at, each. .. Fresh Vegetables l:heaper Than You Can Grow Them Fresh Spinach, per peck .. be 8 bunches fresh Onions. 8 bunches frésh Radishes. .. 2 bunches fresh Asparagus. . | Fancy Wax or Green Beans, 1b One pound is equal to two quarts. Fresh Cauliflower, per Ib. .. .Be | 6 bunches fresh Ple Plant. ., Fresh Peas Fresh Beet bunch ‘ " | Fresh Cabbage, per Ib. | 2 heads fresh Hothouse Lettuce 5¢ [ 2 large Cucumbers for Buy Pineapples for canning w . last; each, 5c, T3¢, 815¢, 10¢, 1234 ...bc | Per dozen, 5Bc, 85¢, D5, $1.10, $1.35 per quart. Carrots or Turulps, per be 5 On account of the rain Monday, we will make all Monday’s prices good | on Groceries, Butter, Cheese, Crackers, Meats, etc We save you from 25 per cent to 50 per cent. con . TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST .. , FORGET R PP O TP R A I S R A B e New Trains New Equipment Improved Service To Colorado Handsome observation cars are carried on the Burlington’s afternoon train for Denver. You leave Omaha at 4:10 p. m., and are in Denver 7:20 the next morning. These observation cars make it possible to view in the most delightful way, during the after- inoon and early evening hours, the beautiful landscape through the | heart of Nebraska. This popular train carries also chair ears, din- ers, and through standard and tourist sleepers for California. Colorado Limited: This new night Denver train leaves Omaha at 11:50 p. m. It is a high class dynamo electric lighted train of | chair cars, diners, standard and observation sleepers; connections at Denver with afternoon and evening trains for the Coast and in- | terior Colorado, | Only $17.50 round trip summer rafes fo Denver or Colorado Spnngs, good for long or short vacations. J. B. Reynolds, C. P. A, 1502 Farnam St., Omaha. Walil Paper Having BOUGHT FROM RECEIVER of the Firm of RUTHERFORD & JEN- SEN their Magnificent Stock of WALL PAPER of English, French and Ger- man Stock—STRICTLY UP-TO-DATE— which we OFFER AT ONE-TENTH their ORIGINAL VALUE. Come and LOOK THEMWM OVER at 2008 Farnam St. DR, BRADBURY, DFNTIJT M08 TARTAN stREmT. 17 a: ame office. 'Phone: B’ . Crowns, up from $2.50 Bridge Worl Partial Plates, up tooth, up g:om"‘r. from $2.00 Nerves removed withe Extracting 50c Fillings, up from 50c | out pain ALVEOLAR WORK A SPECIALTY, Work guaranteed ‘ten yours NK @& If you should spend a few minutes with u be very apt to get a suggestion for tha wedding gift WE ENOW you'll never be glad you looked W. LINDSAY, Jeweler lfllfl D()l blu\fl STREET. Rellable Dentjstry Taft's Dental Rooms . gradua na . sorry you looked. We'll 'D. C. SCOTT, DVS | (Buecessor to Dr. B L. Ramaceiotes) | ASSINTANT STATE VETERIN. Office and Mospital, 2810 Mason Bureos Calls Promptly Answered at All Houre, 'w——of'lfl‘ Marney 907, w Dsglis wzs OMRRE, Neb, | ¢ ) J i