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2 I THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, OCTOBETl 21, 1000. SURE OF LINCOLN COUNTY j LEGAL ADVICE IS ASKED HrjiuMK'tiii oniliU-nt of 'I'lii'lr ' City nml Cnnnt? Clerks IIhtc Different Ability to H'lu Out View an to Wbo Hhnll Knrnlth 'I here. Selinul llonril Tided. "Wo put our wcJro Into tho domoerntle majority In Lincoln county last nil and after lotting it rest there for a year wo'rol nolns to give It another hiinl Mow la No-1 votnber," remarked' J, H. Hoaglund of North' I'lntte. "A year afio, to our own nnd tho' democrats' surprise, wo won every county ofUco except that of sheriff, thu most popu lar of our men having' a majority o,f 0. That was duo. In n mensuro, to local condl- tlons, but McKliiloy'a lend will not ho loss! than 100. at a minimum estimate, and that's pretty good for a populist county. "Tho lfBlslatlvo district covers nlmost tho tamo territory an the Judicial district n ml wo manured to elect Judge Grimes by 3,000 majority, even though it Is Neville's old district. So we have full confidence that thu ten counties will do as well for Joi Kvans for tho legislature; ho has boon state comuinndor of the Orand Army of tho Itcpubllc and Is favorably knonn. Thero wus an lnjustlco dono out our way In tho apportionment of legislative repre sentation. Dawson county, with n smaller population than we, hns n representa tive r.ll to Itself, whllo wo nro obliged to divide ours among ten counties, running clear to the Wyoming line. Kvans will distribute himself very satisfactorily, how ever, nnd wo will be equally content with tho services of Senator Owens, who la sure to bo ro-eleoted." sioitr.' chiTai' mctTtsioNs. Vln Hock IkIiiiiiI llotitr. Kach Tuesday In Oct. and Nov. Salt Li'ltn nnd Ogdcn, one way. $2.1.00. Halt Lake and Ogdon, round trip, $40.00. Itutto ami Helena, one way, $23.00. llutto nnd Helena, round trip, $40.00. Spoltnno and I'ortlnnd, one way, $28.00. Hpoknno and 1'ortland, round trip, $45.00. Tacoma anil Seattle, one way, $2S.OO. Taconia nml Seattle, round trip, $46.00. Hound trip tickets good for SO dnys from data of sale. City ticket olllcc, 1323 Knrnam St. Tho question of tho printing of tickets for the election of members of tho Omaha school board Is being considered by the city clerk nnd tho county clerk and ench ofneer thinks that tho other should bo required to provide the tickets, The question has never beforo btcn raised In tho city, the city clerk having always supplied tho tickets, the cost of printing being paid out of the city treas ury. This year City Clerk Klbourn decided that tho expense of the printing should bo borno by tho county nnd that tho county clerk should havo tho ballots printed, ns the law provides that tho latter olflccr shall havo printed nil tickets for district ofneers. Another section of tho statuto provides that tho secretary of tho school board shall supply the Judges and clerks of election with all of tho nocessary boxes nnd poll books for tho election, but Is silent on tho subject of ballots. An soon ns ho wns Informed that tho city clerk expected him to supply tho ballots for school directors, tho county clerk protcstod nnd submitted tho question to tho county nttornoy, who will deliver nn opinion Monday morning. Midland Gins and Pnlnt Co., 1410 Har ney street, cell glass and paint. Blank book (.ml magazine binding. A. I. Root, 414-410 South Twelfth strecct. Wertzlno provents baldness, removes dandruff. Sold at 1616 Douglas street. Williams Smith Co. announce tht ar rival of fall ana winter woolen. A nlco assortment of fall woolens Undquesfs, tnllor, 31fi S. 15th. at Drcjor In I'oilllil Utility, BJ'KINGKIUt.D, III., Oct. 20.-The su pretm; court today handed down n, decision sustaining tho lower court In flndlne former banker K. H, Dreyor of Chicago Kiillty of wiiniiuiuinK iroin ins successor in ouice $319,0u0 of Went 1'ark board funds. Mr. J. U Ooodncr wishes his friends nnd former patrons to know that ho now hns rhnrgo of tho soda water business for tho Morrltt-Orahnm Drug Co., 222 South Sixteenth otreet, where ho will bo pleased to servo you, better than In tho past. HrKitrdliiK Hardline I'nprr Stnclc Co. Tho statement published thnt the Indebt edness of tho Harding I'apor Stock company has been assumed by L. Harding was un authorized and untrue. This company Is Htlll doing business undor a changed man agement. D. II. HARDING, Manager. Salesmen Ily an old established Chicago tea, cigar and splco Jobbing house, a few moro first-class salesmen; stnto age, terri tory, experience, nverago sales, salary or commission expected. Address C X CS1, Trlhuno ofllco, Chlcngo. Ilrynn' Fri-e Souvenir Continued. In October with each now dozen Plattno Cabinets or larger photos wo glvo a beau tiful water color FREE, Hoyn, the I'ho tographor, 313-317 South Fifteenth. For policies that are sight drafts nt Maturity apply to II. D. Neely, manager Equitable I.lfo, 20G and 208 Beo building. Ladles -who havo their fur or sealskin garments mndo at O. E. Shukert's, 315 S. IGth streat, nevor complain. Iluberman. jcwler; est. 1806; absolutely tellable; lowest prlco guaranteed. 13 & Doug. Ruttcrfly biit wing ties In endless variety nt Kollcy &. Hoyden's, 16th and Chicago. Have noot print It. 0000040OvO00 O ... i Which isCheaper?! Monnlllj- Htntltlf. The following births nnd deaths were re- uoricu m uio city neauii commissioner for him iwumj-iuiii. uours eiiuing nt noon out unlny: Hlrthi-J. S. Miller. 1.7:7 Corby, b.iy: wk'iiiiiu uivn. wvu ninney, noy; victor Morris. IBil Nnrtb Twintl.tli. Unv- irutrv KprliiKKottf, 1142 South Thirty-second, bov, Alfred JIullo.-. aiU South Eleventh, boy, W. Ktner, 2020 Grace, boy. Denths-Mr.t. Ida Gravely. 2il South Twenty-eighth nvenue, nged 23; Lillian M, Anderson, Ilcnson, nged 11; Mrs. Anna murniun, ibis cjuss, nged 42. Tako your lunch nt Maurnr's, 1306 Far- nam St. Genulno Imported beer. IIIKll. I Notice. . ,,...Tnv . ... .. .1 Members of Covert lodge, No. 11. A. F LA.hT-:r0" F n.t W residence, lfiUl -.I, BKmnmMn , MnSnnl hll l 1 30 Y.juh--, ugiomr is, at n. m., alter sr. '.. . : " " ; ' . : . I, in. nuuuu), ucioucr i, in uiieiiu iiiuuiui illnets of eleven months from apoplexy; VfI$jJUsLM T" at Houston, Tex., Oct. Funeral services Sumbiy, October 21, 19j0. nt 2 p clock p, m. from if. K Uurliet's, Jf.1t Capitol avenue. Interment, Sprlngwell epmetcry. All hrother Woodmen of the orld nnd friends Invited. WinTH-Theodiiro I'rle.lrrlch. oldest son of nr. Lilwnrd nnd Itoslim Wlrth. nt the residence of his parents. October 18, ut 11 o clock n. m. of uphold lever and pneiw inonla, aged 23 years, 1 month. Theodorj linn been u member nf Union 1 'act tic lodge, No. 17. A. O. I.'. Y., nnd of tho Commonwealth Provident iifsoclatlon. iincrnl Jlonday, October 2. nt 8 o'clock 2111 ririlllt nlrrnf U. Mnrir Magdnlena German Catholic church, 17th servlcis of Hrother Ilyron I'. Lnnkton. All master Mnson3 nre requested to partici pate. Ll'THnR II. HOVT, MBSter. (Attest) KDIN K. LONG, Secretary. m. 'rrom 2111 Grant street to Mnr; gdftlena Gernum Uuthnlin rhnrnh. iti and Douglan streets, where high requiem muss will be raid. Frlcrds cordially In- Sain'I Hums, 1318 Fnrnam, Is making spe. clal prices on gas fixtures. Q. W. Wertz, dentist. 1615 Douglas street. Bowling alley. Ed Hcyiien. 1519 Chicago. GOOD QOODS AT AULH 1'IUCE OK GOODS FOK NOTHING wry boiiio I'liotoKrnpliln. A ItEAPON-INFKKIOU Mn- o o o o o o I o 1 YAM im1 lerlnl nml ooininire the rrmiltn. "ntl tinv nnlv . . taking some nhntoH! tlinn.c.r,. ,n, ti,n boHt nmtorlal and got tho best possl- O O o o o o llltl rf'HllltH V.p iri,iir.i..ln. "l I ' r uu n.-u tin ii u KODAKS AMI CAMKIIAS ONLY KKHP FIHST-CLASS O HUPl'LIICS - FRKS1I. UKUA 4. BLB AND iTP-TO-DATK. A Denutlful Poco Camera. for J Tho Robert Dempster Go, O 1215 Furnum St. ORxclualve Denlnra In Photo Sunnlles Wliolr.nlr una ltelull Q o o oooooo O o Is Your Pocket Knife A t r rs fj uuuu une: T I,Qos it stay sharp? Are you sntisncil with It? If not, let us, ' snow you tho largest lino of J Pocket Cutlery In tho west. q ICnlvcn fro in lUu to $10,110 eui'li. f Table Cutlery f Pocket Cutlery Our Specialty. T Jas. Alorton & Son Co.' 1511 DOUGH ST. Where "u boy can buy Juat aa well as( his father." ? Latest m J ' 111 Ladies' Footwear Wc aro showing all tho newest fall and winter styles In ladles' shoes, and shall bo pleased to havo all the ladles call and got posted on tho correct styles in fashionable footwear, nnd at the same time see the best values In the city at all the popular prices. Correct Fall Styles for Men. Our men's department contains tho newest things In shoes for fall and winter, wear, made up In tho latest styles and of the most popular leath ers. Moro stylo and higher quality will bo found in our shoes than In any others at the same prices, CP. Cariwriabt M. E. Cor. 1th aad Dauglu Sta. GUNTHER'S GUNTHER'S GUNTHER'S GUNTHER'S GUNTHER'S GUNTHER'S GUNTHERS GUNTHER'S GUNTHER'S Italian Chocolates Assorted Chocolates Bon Bon Chocolates just received nt J. A.FULLER & GO. II th ami DuiiBln Bta. Open All Mtclit. Mme. YALE'S BEAUTY PREPARATIONS 'Are acknowledged by nil experts to be the very best of their kind ever made, and they only need a trial to convince the most skeptical of the fact. L'000 .TAliS FKEE THIS WEEK. One of Madam Yules' most wonderful preparations is her SKIN FOOD, for removing wrinkles and restoring the contour of the face to its youthful condition. To further introduce this great discovery, she has sent us two thousand dainty -white porcelain jars of her skin food, with Instructions to present ONE JAR WITIf EVEHY PURCHASE OF OVER 75c. At our store this week, we sell all her preparations at cut prices BOSTON STORE DRUG DEPARTMENT. viud. HTKVKN'ROX Miigrifllenp, October 2f. 1M0. nK S3 years. Kiiiicr-nl Monday afternoon nt 2 o'clock ttom X no resldMiipo of her dniighter, Mrs. JJnn Shilll, I'oppleton nvenue. Inter ment in Forest Lawn cemetery. Wlillo wo have nmitol tlio iikiiihbc-iiu-nt of tin" Cramor ClitMiilcal Coinimny nml will roiuove to Alliany, .. Y ns soon ns wo ciiii noil our ilnitf store, so loiiK ns wo roninln In liiislnoss In Oinulm otir store will be conducted on tho same old linos as during the past yoiifs. It's but natural flint wo will occasionally glvo Doe a little shot now and then. Wonder If doo won't be so pleased Hint lie will bnniiiet us beforo wo loavo? CUT PRICK DRUGGIST H. W. Cor. llltli nml Clilenuo. lilton Rogers I l "PLANC PEOPLE" J ON IKE SflUARE i Wo'ro plain people and our lmslnesR !r Is run in mm rcdtiomlcnl manner, No frills or excluslvencsH about us. That's tlio reason we can sell Acorn liase Burners for less than others ask for the cheap er uniilen of Htoes. Wo have thousands of testimonials from Oiunhn users of Acorn stoves nnd rangt , and If you are nceptlcnl ns to whnt wo rlnlm for them you will penmps ueiiovo wnol your rrienils and nelKhbors have to say nhnut them. Acorn Uaso Humors, $21.00 to J5O.00. John Hussle Hardware Go, 2407-9 Cuming Street. "If You Buy It of llusslc It's Rltfht." ' Manufacturer's S Shoe Stock, On Sale Monday. 18,000 pairs closed out to us for spot cash, will bo sacri ficed at ridiculously low prices. Women's Shoes on Sale LADIES' line vici kid 3.00 cloth top lace shoes, made by Jloag-lleath & Co, all sizes and B, O, D, and E widths Qg on sale for vIivO WE AUK BOLE AGENTS JN OMAUA for the 'Ultra" shoes for women over i0 styles, in viei kid. patent and enamel leather, on sale in all sizes ESfl and widths, A to E. price dsuU Women's HOc overgaiters, on sale at 25c. The "Peerless" flfic wool solea for women, only 19c. Shoes for Boys and Girls if!?itVti'iVS ij W04m mm Boys' fine $1.25 satin calf QSa tals, 9 to 13, for UllO Boys' fine Casco calf shoes for $1.00 and $1.23 Girls' kid school shoes, sizes 11 to 2, for 98c to $9.25 Child's fine shoes at 69c, 75c and 98c. HOT BLAST STOVES With Soft Coal Cleanliness and Even Heat. It Is cleaner than nny wood stovo ninile, Ib r.s clean ns most hanl coal baso hurnera. Doesn't pro In ca half tho uches of el ther n soft coal move or a huso burner, ami la Kua-a ntecil to holil llro better than u ImHe humor. WITH 1IAHD rOATw eiiuala tho economy nml even heat of any huso burner in mlo. 'J'lOSTlMOXI.W. COUNCIL BLUFKH. In., liny 21, 1DU-I useil Cole's Hot Blast No. IMO it U last winter, heateil room 15xlG unci URi-a ono ton Iowa slack ami one-lmlf ion Cherokee nut coal ono nnil one-lialf tons all win ter. I wouldn't tako J50. 00 for tho Hot Blast If I couldn't Ret another. Wo used a hard coal atovo be fore, and It cost us four times ns much to heat up Used clitht cords of hickory wood nnd ono and one-half tons hard coal. It (,'Ivch as even heat ns hard coal and leaves walls nnd colli ngs as clean, and Is n0r feetly freo from gas. V. u. KIItKUFF, C. c& N, V. Knglnccr, For Snlc hv UNDER FEED FURNACE GO. 121H IWH.VAM STitinvr. H.M.II.. mm. -srW COPIED FROM NATURE aro artificial teeth nncl the better tho copy, tho better thu work. A good set of false teeth should glvo no trouble. They should also look well. Flrst-chus dental work Is a lino art. Wo will gladly leave tho eharncter of our work to nny or all o our p.urons. BAILEY, the Dentist IIouiiin .'ir-'-.'ICI l'mlon IllonU. llllli mid 1'nriiniii, Phone lON.'i. l.uily AlleniUnt. nee Not only the best for the But the Best Wyoming Coal at any SHERIDAN G and an excellent substitute) for hard coal for half tho inouoy. VICTOR WHITE, 1605 FantnmSt. Tel. 127 P Son STSiEo CD T,K III buyiiiK a stove or rniiKe from us you tnke no chances, ns we sell H only tlio BEST WARRANTED HIGH GRADE GOODS at the lowest possible prices consistent with good value. Buy of its and SAVE MONEY, SAVE l COAL, SAVE TROUBLE. STOVES FOK OA siTj fj The Genuine Beckwilh Round Oak oak stove; fire longer 7! "If r,- tho orlBltnl and greatest oak stove; uses less coal nnd keep fire longer man nny oilier oak stove j other oak stoves up irum I mmmm b- umiiSi" ' V nil ti t "v5 The Monitor, Tho Majestic, The Quick Meal Stoves and Ranges. The Radiant Home Base Burner, Mndo of Tlessemer steel and malleable Iron, nntwstoa lined; many ntylmi and sizes, up from Absolutely without nn equal thousnmls ualns them will testify to their many su perior qualities. They use less coal, heat jSmOfl CDtl Hof OlSSt moro space and rciiulro least attention. AIIRtrIfnilHlirfor tferKludof l'ul. A ThrRenntninlltirrtlitt y Tr.itli. Mark. Hrwois f AVt... "i iiuitmioin. nn eloKniit heater prlco up from -special The Sterling Prize and Ringgold Base Burner. Cak Stoves n nlco heater, well made Ji Ufl I with nickel footrall nnd urn B ; ii ri frnm M up from. Cook Stoves A GOOD NO. S COOK STOVE, smooth castings, a perfect baker, up from Sheet Iron Heaters A SIinRT-IUON'. AIU-TIG11T WOOD IIKATRR, up from Full revertable fluo baso heater, ele- Kautly nickel trimmed, Ifj mnsBlve huso frames; The Famous Garland Stoves, Ranges, Cast Range price, up from 15.75 A C-HOI.R CAST UANOK. SDlendld baker. Made in crcat variety for hcatlnp: nnd perfect beauty, nood f Cft cooking, for hard nnd soft Mb fWrfl size oven, special I JV, coal, nt nrlccs un VtiS UUMn. t-Wa from..... HtUriUfc? Wo are exclusive Omaha and South Omaha apronts for the above and a Dig line ot otner well Known ana rename moves ana ranges, n n A 1 A . A I L O J .1.1? .1 ? oioves Foia on paymenis or a (uscouul ior casn. oiovca ueiivureu and put up in South Omaha without extra charge. 14th and Farnam Street mm logers S Soi, G, PRICLS AND ILLUSTRATIONS DV .MAIL to gJ O.frf, I f jiff tflg '.uii,'.mj ifosk Glen's I isr Our S Fall asid Ww SUITS AND i r J evracoATS a ten mmm y-- 'Q more original than eve 4mr n W m Men's Is now at its best. Better, stronger, er before, and store can match 'J and give as good value. Extra Special For Monday Men's very stylish l7 f Suits and Overcoats jS -'v7 JT.t Kvoi-y parmont thoroughly relluhle iu ovory Jot.ill. Dopondablo trimmings and pnrfect fltnsstired Thoy nro docldodly out ot tho ordlrmry, and fully worth $12.50. Fine Suits at $9.f Kegular $15,00 worsted Buits, on sale for Mon day only. Mew's High Grade Suits s and Overcoats at SUO and Positively 15.00 to $22.50 values. Special Sale Monday in Our Boys' and Children's Clothing Department. Wo sell medicines for all nnttnnto crea tures yen, oven "smiko medicines" if needed. Devero'a Kkk Food Condition powder.. Doo This Is a 4-lu. box of llrst-class Poultry Condition Powder, which also contains oyster shell and bono menl, nnd tlum forms ono of tho best things for Htlmulitt liiK tho laying capacity of foivlH. &)o I.ei-'s l.lco Killer, (rans) we sell 0o iTic Sheridan's Condition Powders, wo sell li'C 2'A lb. box White Tnr IJIsiufectlnir Powder :ro (This Is ii llc- killer.) :Se ranihert'n iJonth ti Lire, wh sell..., tPo Quart bottlo lMtdnroctiiut Koohi Lotion, aiu GUOL'NU OY8THII SIIIJLU We havo this nrtlclo In Hn-lb sackn which wo can furnish for $1.7f per sack This la nice clean shtll nf the rlKlit drfjn-o of coarseness for feeilhiK chickens. Special prices on hirgo quantities. Sherman & McConnell Drug Go In New Storo nt 10th nnd Podso. 00iti003 fH -!':. jh V I esssSs4U f?W& IP rrrrm m Vif? s 1P i w Boys' !?.'5.i)() iStorm lieei'ors foionly Youth's SU.00 Long Pants Suits at Youths' 12.50 Long Pants Suits for Boys' ..'. 50 Knee Pants Suits at Boys' 4.50 Chinchilla Keet'ers for $1.50 . ..$5.00 ...$7.50 ...$1.75 $2.50 Boys' $5.00 Vesteo Suits and D. B. Suits at $2.75 SEE BARGAINS ON PAGE 13. if ill belling the Most Clothing in Omaha. Sfitoke the best. Ask your dealer for a IT GOST8 YOU NO MORE THAN INFERIOR BRANDS. F. R. RICE N, C. CO., Mfrs, St. Louis. UNION MADE i ( fWS WIT 1T A . . (!) iue water wouiairt Star. ? 0 j becaiiso the faurot wns worn nut, nnt(' r-of course tho people of Omnhii luinwft) that when thurn Is nnythltiK In Iho; lino of iiliimblm;, rcpalrlnir, raiino r"' (;,slovo worlc, koh or steam tlttlnK. or.v sanitary nlumbliiL- or imv kind, tlnii Www aro experts In that line, .md nmzz prompt to nimnrr your call, nnd our Phone 101!). . . 1SIKJ rarniim. S . e ' Tho Best Always1 TO TAMPi: W ITI I roott nuNTisTiiv IS I'OI.I.V The material nerd In our 18.00 nlul. i. Bbsolutcly tho best and fully Vvurratiled. (jOLI) CHOWNS ,15.00 (JOI,D IMI.MNO Jl.W MP (JOOU HUT TKKTII tr ,ii Tail's Philadelphia Dental Rooms, i