Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 23, 1909, Page 10

< R e | i { i ] [ ¢ § Officers Have No Fear of Fai 10 Aeemessapeepe—" com—— BIG SUM FOR UNIVERSITY Fifty Thousand Dollars Given New f Institution by G. A. Joslyn. IT MUST RAISE $150,000 MORE n Campaign for on Next anda Win B This A nt Mon Hand in hand with the plans and hopes to bulld a great institution in the Gate City comes the offer of $60,000 from George A. Joslyn, president and general manager of the Western Newspaper Union. The donor makes his offer on condition that | the sum of $150,000 is added to the bequest | before June 1, 1910. The entire §200,000 will | be spent for new bulldings. | Two weeks ago Mr. Josiyn signified his intention tentatively to Dr. D. E. Jenkins and Dr. H. H. Maynard to ald the uni- versity financially. At a meeting of the executive committee of the board of di- rectors of the institution he presented his offer in definite form, stipulating the amount of his benefit and the conditions under which it is to be pald. ‘The executive committee assembled at the Commercial club rooms to consider the offer and to make plans for the future. of the trustees of the University of Omaha It was resolved to accept the sum under the conditions named and a meeting has been set for 12: o'clock, November 29, !when plans will be made for a campalgn to raise the remalning $150,000. New Science Hall First. Funds secured from Mr. Joslyn and raisad in any other way are to be applied to the bullding appropristion. 1 perhaps the greatest meed of the insti- tution at present, but Mr. Joslyn's offer specifies only that his money be used for erecting & bullding for educational pur- pomes. The University of Omaha has twenty- two and one half acres of valuable land, located - between Twenty-second and Twenty-fifth streets, and Pinkney and Pratt streets. The present structure used for educational purposes faces on Twenty- fourth street. The enrollment at the schoo is large for & new imstitution and there A new sclence hall | 18 good prospects of adding gicutly Lo| this in January and st the beginning of the fall term next September. Members of the executive commiitee ex- press no fear of trouble In securing $150,000 in order to win the valuable individual prize offered by Mr. Joslyn. In fact, sev- eral thousand dollars already have been promised the university in the event that new bulldings are to be constructed. New Farnam Cars First of Month Long Trolleys Will Be Put On, Though Big Barn is Not Ready. Notice was posted in the Harney street car house Monday morning that after De- cember 1, the men working In that barn would report to the car house at Twenty- fourth and Vinton streets. The order fur- ther says that on that date the new cars will be Installed on the Farnam line. These cars are now ready for use. The company had expected to put them In service as voon as the new car house at Tenth and Plerce streets was comp.eted, but the con- tractors are taking longer than was ex- pected and the officers of the pany have declded not to walt, but to in. | the large new pay-as-you-enter cars at once and to run them out of the Vinton street barn. These cars are so large the; not go through the doors of the ca at Twentleth and Farnam streets. COLLEGE BRED RANGE RIDER HAS ROUNDED UP HELPMEET fluy Keating of Wyoming Returning to Miinols to Get Into Double Harness. Ray Keatlng, one of the heroes of Fron- tler day at Cheyenne andgwell known on the Wyoming plains as an expert with the lasso and the bucking broncho, is going back to Ilindls to throw his noose over the head of a young woman. That's the way he expressed himself at the Union station when he alighted from Unlon' Pacific train No. 4, clad in his pie- turesque western garb and carrying his trusty rope, colled over his arm. He added that he had never falled to make a good “throw' since his tenderfoot days and years to come. “In fact, she's already glven up,”” he pald. *'She says she will ride the range with me on the same pony and we're going to by married during the hollda Then Le drew from his rough coat a little leather m? sed he wouldn't lose his skill for a fow | caso from which glistened a diamond soli- | taire. “That's her Christmas present,” “Isn‘t it a beauty? It's cut from the rough, the same as I am, but wa're a little bit smooth, just the same.” Keatlng went west four years ago after gradusting from one of the small colleges of Ninols. He wears a fraternity pin on his soft blue shirt and can show some real touches of refinement when he wants to. t west because of his fear of tuber- but belleves he has conquered the white plague. Anyway, he appears in per- fect health Dr. V. T. Cooke of Cheyenne, Wyo., & passenger on the train. ““The doctor saw me win the $30 premium at the Frontier celebration In August.” continied Keating &s he pointed out his triend In the crowd. “He knows me as & range rider, but 1 guess he never knew I went to Cheyenne as a tendertoot only four years ago." was al he sald. | RAILROADS BOOST CORN SHOW ive Folders Are Il Omaha Elaborate Hallroads centering in Omaha are boost- | ing hard for the National Corn exposition, | for they, realise the immense value of an edueational exposition which will teach the farmers to increase their yleld and to add to thelr wealth and thus make more busi- ness for the roads. Nearly all the roads are sending out expensive folders i'lustrat- ing the splendid things which will be seen at the show. The Northwestern has just lssued an claborate folder replete with information concerning the show, indicating what may be seen, giving the program and much valuable information. The Ynion Pacific has also lssued a folder which ts a model of beauty, the cover being in colors and showing the Corn show maiden. It contains & map of Omaha which will be usefu! to visitors and als0 sixteen pages of information concern- ing the exposition. The Glad Hand removes liver inaction and bowel stoppage with Dr. King's New Life Pills, the pain: less regulators. Fe. For sale by Beaton Drug Ce. THE OUR GREAT C Sale of On account of Brandeis’ immense get better varleties and you are fur you buy. 60-inch Pony Coats at . 62-Inch Caracul Coats al 60-inch Near Seal Coats at . Mink Sets at ...849. $75 $85 at ... --$25, 835 849 plus stock. Think of buying 50¢ and 60c at, yard wide—long remnants from 2 a yard. 20 dozen fine Damask Towels— \ hemstitched — worth up to 89c¢ ............ 49¢ | each, at ... 85¢, at, each New York importers stocks, in Irish crochet and silk and maline bows, turnove dreds of st)les,, worth to 50e On account of the Unfavorable Weather We Continue for One More Day to enable all to select from this Big Stock. Portieres, Couch Covers, Yard Goods and Laces. Curtains bought from an Eastern House at a Big Sacrifice. Tuesday Many Special Lots Shown TUESDAY'S SPECIAL OFFELKRS v o High Grade Furs certain of reliable quality in every piece of 50-inch Blended Brook Mink Cont at 52-Inch 4X quality Genuine Seal Coat &’,98 Black Lynx Separate Scarfs and Muffs, Special Black and Blue Wolf Sets at ... TUESDAY IS BRANDEIS STORES SPECIAL BARGAIN DAY | 50c DRE.S GOOD3 at 25¢ yd. Double width Dress Goods in a beautiful line of patterns |ff! and newest colorings—full pieces. A jobber’s entire sur- Two tene broken checks, shadow stripes and self colorings; also the monotone effects, 'l 5,000 yards fine mercerized ds An exceptional opportunity for howis restaurants—on sale Tuegday 8-4 and 10-4 mercerized Table Cloths—in the aisle- samples of women’s URTAIN SALE For the First Tims stock you absolutely --$49 65¢ 98¢ and $93 and $59 $19 dress goods 25(: 2 inches to (' yards—worth 50¢ to' 7He , at, yard, All the Towels, worth up to 49¢, at, each worth ..49¢ and 59¢ neckwear—Ilace oriental effects, silk stocks, er collars—hun- 10c 15c «-:mh, AL 5% hams for poltw oats, dresses a T‘uosdu), in basement, yard. Suitable for carpeting, wall covering, etc.—mill lengths, up to 10 yards—plain and fancy —worth up to 15¢ a yard, at. ..... Boys’ Combination Suits Two pairs of pants with each suit—a $4.00 value; in old store, second floor, $-929 Men's Winter Caps ‘ Samples worth to $2.00; old store, main floor 50¢, 98¢ MAUPIN TO ADDHESS WOMEN Stats Lakey Cimmisaiduss (s Bo: ta Omaha in December to Discuss Child Labor Law. Labor Commissioner Maupin will address the Soclal Sclence department of - the | Omaha Women's club on Tuesday. cember €, at 2:30 o'clock, in ‘the First Con- gregational church. Mr. Msupin will come at this time because of the approach of the Christmas holidays, which begin De- cember 17, when & great many of the puplls seek work In the big stores and elsewhere. He wil' take up with the Women's club the matter of preventing flagrant viola- Over 400 bolts of these fast colm 12%%e N-nh'h [r].u(l ging De- | nd children’s wear— 1Y) 2C BEE: OMAHA, NOVEMBER 1909, 5] BEANEIT Chicago to New York IN 22 HOURS Lake Shore No. 6 Lake Shore-N;v York Central The Water-Level Route Leave CHICAGO - - - 10.15a.m. Arrive NEW YORK . . 9.15am. NEXT MONDAY-—A Great Free Stamp Offer to all collectors startng new bun Watch for it ) Suits for Thanksgiving For the Handsomest $35 and $40 Models If alterations are necessary, No finer suits made—no $25 Take the first car and come tomorrow. will have the suit ready for Thanksgiving. more perfect styles. Other lines at .... Nowhere Else So Moderately Priced. Tailored Dresses—serges, broadcloths and diagonals An entirely new limited train, consisting of buffet-library car, standard drawing-room sleeping cars, observation car, dining car, electric lighted throughout; valet, maid, manicure, stock reports, magazines and newspapers. coach passengers, ....... llB.OO, $19.50, $25.00, $290.50 $19.50, $25.00 $25.00, $35.00 tesesttiantes $12.00 to $25.00 Foreign Dress Goods at 50c on the $ We continue this week the sale of these fine fabrics secured at New York auction at an average of half their actual worth. The year's most desirable weaves. 56 pleces in all 89¢ and $1.00 K1 and $1.25 $1.75 and $2 Fabrics Fabrics Fabrics Fabrics 49c | 69c | 98¢ | $1.48 Corsets---The New American No All trains from the West and North- west arrive in time for this connection. Best Train Service in the World Few cmcs in the world, even though adjacent to each other, enjoy such frvquent train service and none such quick and luxurious service as is furnished by the eleven daily trains Chicago to New York via this route. CHICAGO to NEW YORK VIA Lake Shore-New York Central All trains depan from La Salle Street Station, the only Black Broadcloth Coats. Military Capes ..... $2.50 and $3 fer exhibit— b dis- Bp.‘“t Models glal;n;: ;efl,l‘“ wm‘fl i‘;‘f:r grp:, railroad station on the Chicago elevated loop, and arrive e V store’s grand collection of new at Grand Central Station, the only railroad terminal in Fall merchandise. Weeks of tireless research enables us to offer for your choosing the best, the very best— New York City. City Passenger Office American Beauty Corsets—America's J. S. wlll!nk‘"ns premier production, which we recom- o mend and guarantee. These corsets General Agt., Pass. Dopt. 1324 Farnam Street mould the figure beautifully to those 1 R \ stunning lines so much desired today. R AT Telephons, Doug. 678, (ENTRAL) CLINES CHICAGO via The Chicago & North Western Ry. Tickets on sale November 15; 20, 28, 29, 30, December 1, 5 and 6. Return limit December 13, 1909, account International Live Stock Expos Can’t begin to tell what a comfort they afford the wearer. Come in and see them. Better still have one for Thanks- giving wear— Round Trip Genuine $1 50 Corsets for 89c New Long Hip Stylel Several distinct models emphasizing the extra long and medium low bust effects—Tuesday buy them 89c for .. . Thanksgiving Graceries And Price. Stps. Bennett's Capitol nun Wheat, Oatmea], e 10 November 27—December 10 Pride n;(f Iu.nnvn L] S‘luur 80 & < sac U. S. Land and Irrigation Expositi T T et . S. Land and Irrigation Exposition ennett’ \!\ enge Cotfee, pound ... e ab November 20~—December 4 'lI‘nnetl lfl]‘\lre P FDFY‘ 200 5 ¢ 2y Repnetin Cooltoi Mince " ‘i l F I_ d c g phetts GoNI] drince ' ationar rarm Lan ongress Hll:lnanu dl‘rl\l assort- s lemb”’ 1 20 ed, pound . 6—. Swansdown Shr gooatien, 3 PRaR: L These low rates, the splendid train ‘.,..,. jar F 10 sgrvice and th'e numerous attrac- o pac 10e 10 tions make this an unusual oppor- Bennett's Cap! J At icadoe (F14 "xmw(ler‘._ pound... 2o 20 tunity to visit Chicago. D otar ATt SiC® iame 1 10 Ticket Offces: _1401-1403 Farnam Street Japan Rice, 4 ibs ..... 88c 10 Omaka, Nebn Small Olives, Mason ql o 3 Jar m.w s Pork 20 [l Shoes? Certainly - - MM “Dorothy Dodd;” Finest stock we ever 30 | had. Smart-Exclu- sive--Look right -- Fit right - Priced right. ca ot Cornstarch, 1 pk! o Sterling Gloss Starch, §-pound box Diamond - Crys| OU CAN’T DO BETTER,, Than Buy All Your Drug Store Needs AT HOWELL’S You may need Medicines, Tollet Articles, Perfumes or Rubber Goods— Bennett's Capitol Ei rly | r'rhute\'er it may be, if it is usually kept in a tirst-class drug store, we have | what you want—of the best quality and AT PRICES THAT WILL SUIT YOU. June Peas, 8 can Mince Meat, Mason jar . Paragon Eeg Plums. can Bennett's Capitol Pure Maple Syrup. qt 400 20 Cornmaal, white or yel- low, 8-1h. sagks Cleaned Currints. 1b Seeded Raisins, 1b. pk la;-.c Candled Peel, assorted, 1 i A e | i MAKE YOUR NEXT PURCHASE HERE AND LET US SHOW YOU, | e 89¢ Howell's Anti-Kawf...25¢ and 50¢ +.45¢|76¢c Hard Rubber Combs, . -49¢ ..89¢|Jap Rose Soap........ $1.00 Newory's Herpicide b50c Newbro's Herpicide. $1.00 Mothers Friend. 250 10 All sizes up to 34, children’s Jersey ribbed fleeced under- wear; would be cheap at 25¢ a yard—in base- ment, Tuesday, yd.. . lsc Men’s Overcoats Good, well made, up-to-date | overcoats, that will give fine wear all winter; Tuesday special, second $7 9 floor old store. ....... Butterscotch Patties Rog‘ulnr price 19¢ a pound— in east arcade, lb...... Reliable | Denthtry | Taft’s Dental Rooms tlons of the state cilld labor law. The attendance officers of Omaha and South Omaha will also be present to give the labor commissioner whatever information they have touching such violations. Bee Want Ads are Dusiness Boosters. ) NERVOUS | $1.00 Pinkham's Lompound ..89¢ | Palm Olive Soap, 3 cakes $1.00 Scott's Emulsion. .. 89¢|$1.00 Hand Mirrors. 50c Syrup of Figs. . ..45¢|40c Flexible Nail Fil . 25¢ William’s Talcum nwdur 15C 75¢ Manicure Scissors...... ¢ Howell’s Anti-Grip and Cold (‘axwuhu the quh kets, safest and surest remfidv for colds and grip—get a box today. HOWELL DRUG CO., NDIGESTION ‘The appetite is often clpnclous, gaseous eructations, lumps, pains, distress after eating. Often attended by heart-burn, nausea and the complaint of food lying heavily on the stomach. 207-208 North 16th St HOTEL LOYAL ASK THE WOMAN |* “who knows” buys her shoes. where she Ask her who sells the hand- somest, most durable, stylish and perfect fitting shoes. Just ask her, Madam, where you can buy the best pair of Women's Shoes that $3.50 or §4.00 will buy. Gives Relief a5 these troubles are nearly always the result of a depleted and diseased condition of the nerves which supply thy ach with energy and life. COC their wasted fibers, enables of their toxic debris and " relieves. the distress. In the treatment of all nervous disorders of every character COCEX gives quick, beneficial and ‘satisfactory results, Your Money Refunded If it Fails. PRICE $1.00 PER BOX FOR SALE BY BEATON DRUG CO., 10th and Paraam Sts, Omabs. Ask here who are the most skillful and careful shoe fit- . ters. HOTELS, CLUBBING OFFER 36001 Qur Price Woman’s Home Compa vee, 180 aess 100 Review of Reviews . ONLY Regular price for all one year. 312 00 $8 90 3.00 THE OMAHA BEE, Omaha, Neb. \The Bes for All the Sporting Naws' Yes, ask her all these ques. tions and if she doesn’t tell you to come to Drexel’s then we are very much mistaken. Drexel Shoe Co. 1419 Farnam Streel. 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