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TIE OMAHA DAILY BETS; TITEST)AT, JUKE IS, 1001.
THEIR JOBS IN JEOPARDY
luiloniiti on Otuntj Board Anxious to
Ininie R-Eleotion,
SPRING A GERRVMANDER RESOLUTION
grhrme In llrnrrntiRn the Cnmtitl
iilonrr Districts no thnt tlir niii
Incr of the Fusion Force Jlny
llnre mi Knny Time.
County Commissioners Hoctor and Con
nolly, with the silent assistance of Hofcldt,
carae out In the open for the first tlmo yes
terday with their scheme for gerryman
der tho county. It was at tho first ses
sion of tho Juno meeting of tho county
commissioners and Chairman Connolly re
linquished tho chair to Hoctor and then In
troduced a resolution to chango tho lines
of tho comrnlesloncrs' districts. Tho reso
lutlon recites that It Is the duty of tho
board to divide the county Into five dis
tricts at Its first meeting after the dato of
tho publication of tho fodcral census, and
then proceeds to define tho districts as fol
lows: First District Fourth, Seventh nud
Eighth waids nf Omaha.
Second Dlitrlct First, Second and Third
wards of Omaha.
Third District Chicago, Douglas, Elk
horn, Florence, Jefferson, McArdlo, Millard,
Union. Valley, Waterloo nnd West Omaha
precincts.
Fourth District City of South Omnha and
Clontarf precinct.
Fifth District Fifth, Sixth nnd Ninth
wards of Omaha nnd East Omahn precinct.
Ostrom Make Olijccllitn.
Connolly moved that the resolution bo
made a special order of business for 10
a. m., Wednesday, Juno 19, and tho motion
was about to bo put to a voto, when Mr.
Ostrom presented n protest In writing.
Mr. O&trom's protest was ngalnst tho In
troduction or consideration of a resolution,
or any other action, nt tho present session
looking to or having In view an alteration
of tho dtstrlct lines, for tho reason that tho
lines are not subjoct to chnngo oftcner
than once In threo years, whereas they
wero changed In July of 1800, and for the
further reason thnt tho Btatutcs provide
".that district lines shall not bo changed
at any session of tho board unless all the
commissioners nro present." Commissioner
Harto was absent.
Mr. Hoctor. as chairman, overruled tho
protest, but allowed Mr. Ostrom's demand
that It be spread upon the minutes.
Connolly then renowed his motion to tako
a recess until 10 o'clock Wednesday morn
ing and to make the consideration of tho
gerrymander resolution a special order of
business for that time. The motion pre
vailed, Commissioner Ostrom voting In tho
negative and Commissioners Connolly, Ho
fcldt and Hoctor In tho affirmative
The gerrymander proposed by tho reso
lution Introduced today has been In con
templation by tho fusion majority of tho
county board for some months, but, re
specting tho law which provides thnt all the
commissioners must bo pretent to chango
the district lines, the fuslonlBtB have been
waiting in vain for a full .meeting. Either
Mr. Harto or Mr. Ostrom has been absent
from every meeting during tho last few
months.
Intent of ihr Knlonl.
Tho resolution was prcsonted yesterday
morning, because the fuslonlsts pretend to
bn of tho opinion thnt a redlstrlcttng of tho
county Is made mandatory at tho first regu
lar meeting of tho boaro nftcr tho dato of
the publication of a fedornl census. This
Is one of tho questions that will bo In
volved In the litigation that Is likely to
follow the adoption of the gerrymander
resolution on Wednesday.
Other questions tq bo Involved will bo
whether the board haB a right to change
the districts without a full moetlng;
whether tho districts havo undergone a
chango within throe years, nnd whether
tho proposed chango conforms to tho
statutory provisions; that each district shall
embrace as near as may be nn equal num
ber of Inhabitants.
That tho districts proposed by the Con-nolly-Hoctor
gerrymander do not embrace
"as near as may bo an equal number of
Inhabitants" ts shown by tho following
table:
I'roponfd ropu-rropoel I'opu-
districts. ltlon.dliitrlct. Utton.
rirnt . Sl.tll Fourth tt.141
Kecond SMHFIfth i 1,970
Third I'.f5
Dlai'i-epniiPlm Arc Mnrkril.
The Second district, In which Mr. Con
nolly expects to run for ro-electton next
tall, would havo a population of 36,645, Just
25,091 more than that of the Third district.
The First district would havo 5,133 more
population than tho Fourth, 19,720 moro
than the Third, 3,696 less than the Fifth and
6,371 less than tho Second.
Another Important feature of tho pro
posed gerrymander would bo tho legisla
tion of Commissioner Harto out of his dis
trict and out of his office. Mr. Hnrte lives
In the Second ward, which the fuslonlsts
propose, to take out of the First district
and put In tho Second dtstrlct In order to
Increase Connolly's chances for ro-elcctlon
this fall.
Connolly's present district Is the Second,
Including tho Third, Eighth and Ninth
wards, and It is proposed to tako out tho
republican Eighth and Ninth wards nnd
substitute the democratic Second nnd the
doubtful Third. This change, so Connolly
calculates, will mnke tho First district
democratic; by about 600 majority.
Why Connolly Moved,
In contemplation of such a gerrymander
Connolly moved out of tho Eighth ward to
tho Dellonc' hotel In the Third ward about
a month ago.
Hoctor Is tho only other commissioner
whoso term expires this year, and tho
gerrymander is arranged eo as to make
his district, the-v Fourth, more reliably
democratic by taking out Millard, Mc-
Ardle and' Douglas precincts nud leaving It
with South Omaha nnd Clontarf precinct
only.
I'ostnur to He Ilettiierd to One Cent.
Tho president who succeeds In getting
this measure through congress will hold a
high plnco In the esteem of tho people, but
no higher, perhaps, than tho esteem In
which everybody holds Hostotter's Stomach
flitters. This medicine gets nt tho starting
point of dlscBso by nctlng on the stomach,
helping that organ In Its duty of digesting
food. It cures dyspepsia, indigestion, con
stipation, stimulates the kidneys and
strengthens the nerves, ne sure to try It.
SIMMUll KXCIJHSION HATES,
Vl the MIlTrnnkee Railway,
June 12, 13, 14 and 15, Omaha to Chicago
nd return, $14.75.
July 4, 5 and 6, Cincinnati and return,
$22,50.
July S, 6 and 7, Detroit and return, $22.
July 20, 21 nnd 22, Milwaukee and return,
$14.75.
Low rates to summer resorts.
City ticket office, 1504 Farnam at. Tel, 284.
All resident, members of Deacon lodge No,
20, I. O. O. F., are requested to mcot at
ball. Fourteenth and Dodge streets, at 9
o'clock a. m, , 'Tuesday, Juno IS, for purpose
of attending the fuueral of our late brothor,
Sol Frank. Services at Templo Israel,
Twe ntjviecoml nnd Harney streets.
Drothers of sister lodges Invited,
THOMAS DOWD, N. O.
J. L. ALVI30N, Secretary.
MORE MONEY IS IN SIGHT
Salislantlnl Addition to the Audi
torium I'lmil In Atiiiounord
Uy Com in I Iter.
At the meeting of tho auditorium com
mittee yesterdny n subscription of $1,000 by
Allen Dros. was reported by J. F. Carpen
ter nnd $250 by tho Chicago Lumber com
pany was reported by C. II. 1'lckcns. New
lists of parties to bo canvassed for sub
scription, compiled from the telephone
directory, were handed around by President
Sanborn to tho various members of tho
committee, who wero urged to push the
canvass during tho next two weeks. The
list comprised about 240 business men and
firms, many of them of considerable magni
tude. An hour was spent In a discussion of the
steps to be taken by tho committee In view
of the editorials In Tho Iloo concerning tho
auditorium project. Tho mntter was
brought up by Home Miller, who declared
that tho discussion of the subject In Tho
Heo was calculated to embarrass tho com
mittee In soliciting subscriptions, and he
did not feel llko giving his time, money
nnd energy to a project If ho had to bo put
on tho witness stnnd every tlmo ho asked
anyono to subscribe.
C. C. ltosownter said thnt he thought tho
nrtlcles In The Dee were cnlculntcd to help
the committer to Rccure funds for nn
ndequnto building which would servo not
only for tho Omaha of today, hut for tho
Omaha of ten, twenty or twenty-flvo years
henco, In that It would teach tho public
what It Is necessary for It to do In the
way of contributions.
B. K. AndrowM, J. F. Carpenter, W. S,
Wright, C. H. Pickens, F. E. Sanborn nnd
Clement Chnsn spoko In nbout tho samo
tenor ns did Mr. Miller nnd upon motion
of C. S. Elguttcr a motion prevailed In
structing tho secretary to Invito tho ad
visory board, of which Mr. Uosewntcr Is a
member, to be present at tho meeting
Thursday afternoon.
A report was submitted showing thnt
tho profits it the recent Auditorium ex
position wero $1,200. Another report
Bhowcd book sales to tho rauslcul festival
to havo reached $9,050, and sales of con
cessions $270. Tho box ofllco Bales wero
$1,421.25 for the first week and $1,311.35 for
tho second, mnklng tho total receipts 112.-
032.
BURGLAR MAN GETS BUSY
Itinmneka Several Holmes nnd Then
Hnriileiily I)lmiitienrn
from Vler.
Residents of North Twenty-fourth street
spent soversl of tho early hours yesterday
morning In searching for a stocky burglar,
who wasn't found.
About 2 o'clock W. II. McKay of 5135
North Twenty-fourth street was awakened
by n man who was mnklng n dcllbcrnto
senrch through a bookcaso In nn adjoining
room. Mr. McKay thought It was a
ntrnnge hour for tho use of n rcfcrcnco
library. Tho searcher for Information waa
a short, heavy-net man.
Mr. McKay shouted at tho man nnd
asked him what ho wnnted. Tho myste
rious visitor disappeared as though tho
earth hnd swallowed him up. A diligent
search of tho house was made and finally
mo search sprcnil through tho entire
neighborhood. It was discovered that
burglars had paid a visit to several houses
In the neighborhood.
Hugh Armstrong of 5115 North Twenty-
fourth streot was the heaviest loser. Money
and clothing wero taken from his house
nnd thoro wns every evidence that tho
placo had been thoroughly ransacked by a
skillful thief. Hefore taking Mr. Arm
strong's purso tho thief laid otit n number
of checks and other papers which might
have given tho officers a clue. An attempt
was nlso mndo to gain entrance to tho
homo of Fred Youngs.
RIWE COMPANY II0S LOW
Certain Cliumc In llentlnir I'rnpiml.
Hon Milken Clinntte In the
Sltnntlon.
A clnuso In the nrnnnsnl suhmliinH iv
John Rowo & Co., for tho Installation of tho
heating nnd ventilating plant nt tho High
school hns provoked considerable discussion,
Tho nowe bid on the work wns $16,900.
This wns read In an odoii meeting nf the
board. J. J. Hanlghcn offered to do tho
work ror $16,800. Upon closer examination
it wns found that tho Rowo hid rnntnlnnrl
tho following clnuse, "If eastern contractors
win bo allowed to do galvanized Iron work,
deduct $1,350."
Making this deduction, thn hid u tir. .
550, or much less than the bid of Hanlghcn,
wno was originally supposed to havo been
the low man. Upon examining tho specifi
cations It is found that thoro Is no pro
vision which would prevent any bidder from
having tho galvanized Iron work d nnn nut
of the city. A committee from tho Metnl
vorners- union protested against having
tho galvanized iron work rinnn hv nnn.
union labor. Mr. Ilowe has announced that
no will havo thu work dono In a union shop
In Chicago, In case he gets the contract.
Although the local metal workers prefer
to have the work dono In Omaha, tholr
opposition was less pronounced.
ECHO OF REDELL CASE
Attorney Mnkr UlTnrt to llnre. Hear
ing Ailvnnccd on Supreme
Court Docket,
The attorneys for John Redell. ex-flro
chief, have signed a motion requesting that
tho supreme court advance the hearing on
the appeal from the decision of Judge Es-
tollo that tho Hoard, of Flrn nnd Poll
Commissioners has no right to try and dis
miss members of tho fire department.
City Attorney Connell will nroscnt this
motion to the supremo court this
morning. He will ask that the case bo ad
vanced on account of Its great publlu Im
portance. Today the suprome court will end
Its sitting for the present term. It will be
tmposslblo to havo the hearing In the Itedoll
case beforo September, even If tho caso Is
advanced.
Clinmlierlnln' Colic, Cliolern and
lllnrrhorn Kenn-ily
Is tho best nnd most popular medicine In
uso for bowel complaints. It never falls
and Is pleasant to take. Mr. R.. Woodward
of Rosslyn, Ky says: "I have handled
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera nnd Diarrhoea
Remedy for twelve yeurs, havo never sold
n bottle that did not glvo perfect satisfac
tion and It Is the best soiling diarrhoea
medicine that I hnndle." For sale by all
druggists.
Elltht Trnlna to 11 u (To In
from Chicago dally via Lake Shoro & Michi
gan Southern railway, Including two new
ones Just placed In service, leaving Chicago
3:00 and 8:30 p. m and reaching Buffalo
the next morning at 6:50 and 10:30 re
spectively. Now Pittsburg service through
sleeper from Chicago 10:30 p. m., reaching
Flttsburg 11:15 the next morning Low rate
Pan-American and Tourist tickets now nn
sale. Send 4 cents In stamps for Interest
ing printed matter. B. r. Humphrey, T.
P. A., Kansas City. F. M. Dyrou, G. W. A.,
Chicago,
Srnd articles of incorporation, notices of
stockholders' meetings, etc., to The Dee.
We will gve tbem propor legal Insertion.
Telephone 23S.
Tubllsh jour UkI notrcti m Tb Weekt;
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MINISTERS AND CITY MORALS!
Union Adopti a Sit of Hetolutioni
Advccnoy of Roform.
in
COMPROMISE REACHED BY THE FACTIONS
litremlM of lloth llrnnehr (Jive
AVny to n Moderate Hxtirrsslon of
Sentiment on the Vexed
flue itlo ii.
The nllcgcd degeneracy of Omaha's morals
and n feasible means of Improving them
tho problem which has been ngltntlng tho
clergy of the city for some two months
past wns finally settled onco for nil as fnr
ns tho preachers nro concerned by tho
passing of n compromise resolution nt tho
regular meeting of tho Ministerial union
yesterday morning. It rends:
Tho Ministerial t'nlon of Omaha declares
Us conviction thnt the good nnme of our
city Is being Injured nnd tho moral wel
fare of our people Imperilled by tho con
tlntinl and unrestrained violation of Inw.
Not in wneiik of other lmtnnces. this Is
especially true of the laws relating to
gambling nnd tho suln of liquor. It Is u
matter of common knowledge that gambling
In varied forms Is openly carried on
through slot machines nnd games of clmnce
In many places throughout tho city. It is
a matter of equally common knowledge
Hint ma snioons nuimunuy violate innny
features of tho law under which they are
licensed, especially under tho laws requir
ing their doors to closo on Sundny and
forbidding tho sale of liquor to minors and
drunkards.
Wo en 11 upon tho mayor, who has re
cently demonstrated his power, to correct
nt least part of these evils, to observe his
otnclnl oath In tho full nud continued en
fotcemint of all laws and ordinances.
Wo call upon tho law-abiding citizens of
Omaha to assert themselves In nil possible
ways against tho contempt for law nnd tho
consequent Injury to tho mornl welfare of
our city.
This expression represents n gcncrnl
'monn between tho opinions of two factions
of tho local ministry. It wns presented
by a special cumralttoo of five nnd wns
passed unanimously, Itovs. Hatch, Her
ring, Hirst, Martin nnd Jcnks comprised
tho committee. There was no discussion.
This mntter has twlco before been con
sidered by tho union. At tho regular meet
ing n month ago It enmo up, nnd again nt
n special meeting called a week Inter,
Neither tlmo wns tho body nblo to ngrco
upon tho resolutions presented by tho com
mlttco appointed for that purpose, nor were
tho members to nny extent unified as to
what should bo done. Tho moro radical
desired to indulgo In somo bitter censuro
of tho nuthorltlcs. Others advocated doing
nnd saying nothing nt all nbout it. Be
tween theso two maximums other clergy
men rnnged themselves nlong by degrees.
Tho formal expression flnallv adopted
yesterday morning Is acknowledged to bo n
concession on tho part of both factions.
About twenty ministers attended tho meet
ing. Seven Yenrn In lied.
"Will wonders ever ccaso?" Inquire of
the friends of Mts. L. Peaso of Lawrence,
Knn. ' They know sho had been unablo to
lcavo her bed In seven years on account of
kldnoy nnd liver trouble, nervous prostra
tion nnd genornl debility; but, "Three bot
tles Of Electric Bitters enabled mo to walk,"
sho writes, "and In three months I felt llko
a now person." Women suffering from
hndachc, backacho, nervousness, sleepless
ness, melancholy, fainting and dizzy spells
will find It a priceless blessing. Try It. Sat
isfaction Is guaranteed by Kuhn & Co., only
50c.
CIIHAI Tit II TO CALIFOIIMA.
Vln nurlliiKtnn Itonte.
$52 round trip to San Francisco, Los An
geles, San Diego and many other California
points.
Tuesday, Juno 18.
Tickets good for return for twenty-one
days.
Personally conducted excursion In
through tourist sleeper leaves Burlington
stntlon nt -8:40 o'clock Tuesday morning.
Through standard sleeper for San Fran
cisco leaves Burlington station at 4:25 p.
m. dally.
Tickets, 1502 Fnrnara streot.
Knit to Sennlinre nnd .Mountain
lienor!.
Atlantic City, Capo May and principal re
sorts on New Jersey coast nro senshoro
terminals of Pennsylvania System. Trains
from Chicago connect nt Philadelphia and
New York with trains for Attnntlo const.
Resorts In New England nro reached
through New York, to which six trains run
dally from Chicago over Pennsylvania Short
Lines. For details npply to H. R. Derlng,
A. G. P. Agt., 218 South Clnrk St., Chicago.
Dr. R. D. Mason, rectal surgery.Brown blk
MOSSBAGKS OR PROGRESSORS.
Shall wo go hack and do business ns we
did 25 yeurs ngo sit nrnund the stove and
wait 'till customers come In hold him up
on full prices (and more on somo articles)
do a little volume of business making ex
penses nnd a "cheap skato" living allow
tho stock to get old nnd tlnnlly become
n the Omnha drug trust would like us to
do-a BACK NUMBER OUUSELVES-or
shall wn push tho business, Increase the
volume have a quick sale nnd small prollt
system, and havo new coods bo un to dnto
In fact run a drug store llko the Deutsche
ApomcKer uoes, winch is tho store tnat
made It nosslblo to get drugs at cut rate
prices? Even though there Is a drug trust
in town. AVo nro not In It.
Peruna 75a
Laxative Bromo Qulnlno 15c
Carter's Liver Pills 15c
lllro's Root Beer ,,, ISc
Malted Milk I0o
Temptation Tonlu "So
1 doz Qutnlue capsules, 2 grain 7c
1 doz. Qulnlno capsules, 3 grain 10c
1 doz. Qulnlno capsules, 5 gruin 15c
OUimCrCIf O Drugstore.
Tel. 747. S. W. Cor. Kith nnd Chleniro.
Goods delivered FREE to any part of city.
TRUST OR NO TRUST
SKI. I, 'lM AT TIIHSK
PRICES OR BUST
$1.50 Fellow'u Syrup $1,25
$1,00 Peruna 75c
$1.00 LUterlno 75c
C5c Castorla 25c
25c Cutlcura Soap 20c
25a Packer's Tar Soap 20a
20c Pears' Soap 12c
75c Hall's Catarrh Curo 05c
25c Mcnnen's Talcum Powder 15a
25o Carter's Pills 15c
25c Bromo Qulnlno 15c
25c Schlltz Malt 15c
60c Hoff Mnlt 40o
75c Mellln's Food C5o
60c Syrup of Figs 40c
25a Allcock's Plasters 15a
50a Malted Milk 40a
Theso prices aro tho lowest In tho city
and we sell 'em.
FULLER 3 CO.,
II 111 and nongln 9ta.
(t Takes GOOD TOBACCO and HAND
THE .
Is Now Being Made From Fine Cuban Tobacco, Crop of 1900.
F. R. RICE M. Q. CO., Manufacturers, St. Louis. UNION MADE
monument for fallen hero
Reversed Ciiuiion Murks t lie Spot
Where Colonel Hubert Wns
Killed.
Through tho efforts of Major Kulp of
tho medical department of tho nrmy n
monument hns been erected In memory
of Colonel Harry Clay Egbert of tho
Twenty-second United States Infantry upon
tho spot In tho Philippine Islands where he
fell whllo leading his regiment In notion,
March 27, 1899. Tho largest ennnon tnken
by tho American troops from the Insurgents
nnd Incidentally ono used to defend tho
American ndvnnco on Mnlolos, stands with
Its breech skyward nnd Its muzzle In tho
ground, tho "revcrso nrms" compliment to
tho dend. Surrounding tho bnsc of this gun
nro four 13-Inch shells tnken from the same
enemy. Tho . gun Is an S-lnch steel
Krupp ennnon, weighing 5.7S0 pounds,
onco n pluco of Spanish ordnance, but later
used by the Filipinos, Two-thirds of tho
cannon Is below, tho bnso nnd embedded
In tho ground. "Tho base Itself reaches to
tho trunnions and Is mndo of Mnrlvcles
stono covered with n cement cont pnlnted
whlto. Tho shells nro disposed nt tho
corners of tho bnso and llko tho gun nro
cnnmelcd blnck.
PRICES 19 JE INCREASED
Omnhn Cluli i.uneneoiiH (in Up
'I'm enty-KI vi! Per Cent
July J ,
"On July 1 these goods will be marked up
25 per cent" ts tho edict promulgated by
tho directors of tho Omnha club. Tho
order relates only to the noondny luncheon,
which for several years hns been spread
for tho benefit of rlub members. Pntrons
of tho luncheon who hnvo all that tlmo
bean signing checks for 40 cents will sign
them for 50 cents nftcr tho' first of tho
month.
In tho announcement of the chango tho
explanation Is ottered that tho Incrcaso Is
forced by tho Increased eost of materials.
Tho ralso. In price, so far ns tho present
order goes, will not affect the other Items
on tho club blll-of-fnro thnt nro served to
members separately from tho noonday
luncheon.
(KIT HIS IIAIIt ll.VCIC.
V'n l'rrfeetlj- llnld IVIipn He Started
to I'ne .VfMvliro'n llerpielde.
Frederick Mnnuell, Mnrylnnd block,
Butte, Montnna, bought n bottlo of Now
bro's Hcrplcldo April fi, 1S99, nnd began to
uso It for entire bnldnesr. In 20 days, ho
says, ho had hair all over his head, nnd
on July 2 ho writes, "nnd today my hair
Is ns thick nnd luxuriant na nnynno could
wish." Nowhro's Herplrlde works on nn
old principle nnd with a now discovery
destroy tho cause nnd you rcmovo tho
ortect. Hcrplcldo destroys tho gnrm that
causes dnndruff, falling hair nnd flnnlly
baldness, so that with tho causo
gono tho effect cannot remain. Stops
falling hair at onco and stnrts tho now
growth In n week.
Very j,nw llntes,
$14.75 to Chicago and return Juno 12, 13,
14 nnd 16. Good till September 15. Corre
spondingly low rates during tho summor to
Detroit, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Buffalo ex
position. All via
"THE NORTHWESTERN LINE,"
1401-1103 Farnam stroet.
Special facilities for securing low rates,
berths nnd Information regarding steamer
trips on tho great jakes.
Attention, Modern 'Woodmen!
Mombers of Beach camp aro requested to
nttend tho funeral services of Neighbor
Sol Frank, which will bo held Tuesday, Juno
IS, at 10 a. m., at Templo Israel, Twenty
fourth and Hnrnoy strcots.
A. T. BENSON1. V. C.
F. WHITMARSH, Clerk.
Made of Cream
Our lee erenin In made of pure
crenm not n lilt of milk or uuv nilnl
ternnt or chenpener. Tho FI,A VOHI.Vti
I pnre nnd liiirmlen.
Our lee crenm and our xodii In pure
rnoiiKh fnr leW folkN nnd ehllilren,
DelleloiiN tnmtliiur eniiili to mnke
jou remember (lint ours Is the lie.it.
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Important,
Chief Donnhue received n letter yesterday
from C. (1. Olllnspy, netlns chief of pollco
of St. Louis, saying that tho Rang of con
fidence workers rnlded hero last week nro
well known In tho Missouri metropolis, lies
slo Moore, tho woman now nwnltlng trial
hero on tho charo of robbing a man of
$17, Ii known there, ho snys, ns Ucsslo
Mantel, Tho woman who gavo tho namo of
Miss Hall Is tho widow of Frank Kelso,
who committed sulcldo In tho Jail nt Ilos
ton, Tex.
Tho three men aro nleo well known there.
With tho letter was Inclosed a rogue's gal
lery picture of ono of thorn, known as Ed
ward Mcl.aln, alias Charles Moore. All nro
"good people," ho says.
Miilt-Nulrlnc
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medical profession ns n truo tonic nnd
strength-builder. It Is prepared by the fn
mnus Anheusor-Rusch Brewing association,
which fuct guarantees tho purity, excel
lence nnd merit claimed for It.
The best ready-to-wear woman's
shoe in the world.
Tho SS.fiO shoo value sold everywhere for
S3.&0 that's Sorosls,
Don't nsk for your size, nsk to bo fitted.
Sorosls have lifting nunlltlcs possessed by
no other lino of women's line shoes nnd
when properly lltted nro tho most comfort
able nnd up-to-dato footwear on tho mar
ket.
Tho price Is nlways tho samo $3.50 any
leather nny weight sole and till tho new
shapes.
Sorosis Shoe Store
203 South 15th Street,
Frank Wilcox, Muunitcr.
Send for Catalogue.
LATEST DRUG CUTS
$1.00 Lambert's Llstcrlno 75c
$1.00 Cramer's Kidney Curo 75c
$1.00 Pc-ru-na 75c
25c Carter's Llttlo Liver Pills 15c
25c Rromo Qulnlno 15c
2Sc Allcock Piasters 15c
35c Castorla :5o
COc Fig Syrup 40c
$1,25 Warner's Snfo Curo $1.10
$1.25 Vln Murlana $1.15
$1.75 Pond's Extract $1.50
$1.75 S, S, S $1.50
$1.C0 Fellow's Syrup $1,23
$3.75 Malted Milk $3.23
$1.00 Malted Milk 80c
50c Malted Milk )0c
25c Mcnnen's Talcum Powder 15c
25o Packer's Tnr Soap 20c
25o Colgate's Talcum Powder 19o
$1.00 Dutfy Malt Whiskey 000
25c Cutlcura Soap :oc
Myers-Dillon Drug Co.
lUtli and Fur 11 11 in Sts.
If AVIlFIt
MI ULUS
Tn iw. i;. i. ...... mi i
... ...I, uguui iiuum a.uuHtiay. xne most asionisiiing bargains ever given in Omaha.
dii-in. Cotton Foulards, worth 39c. at 12.U
Scotch Lawns, fast colors
10 cases of tine Corded Dimity, regular 10c,
goods, in all the new spring colorings..
5 cases of real Irish Dimity Urn ml, -never
sold for less than 15o yard
0 cases of 3(i-in. line liatiste, regular "25c
goods , , ,
1 case of extra line finished Black Satin
regular 15c goods
1 case Dotted Swiss Muslin, worth 18c'..
5 cases of Pineapple Tissue and Tissue An
tique these goods are sold
from 10c to 25c on Tuesday
3 cases of tine Pique, in white
evening shades regular 15o
Remnants
Remnants of Lawns, worth 10c lc
Remnants 30-ln. Percales, worth 12Hc, 2V4o
Romnants of Wool Dress Goods So
Shaker Flannel, worth lOo 2a
Art Drapery, worth 12V4c 5c
Sllltollne, worth 15c go
i yards of flno Crepon tho regular
$1.50 goods entire pattern will co
nt
$1.98
Another Crepon, 4 yards for 08c
Silks in Bargain Room
25 pieces of new Facono Silk, worth
30c per yard i5c
THE BIG SALE OF SILKS
from the Alex Schwartz, Rosen & Co,, Is tho b'lggest kind of a success. Tho silk bar
gains for Tuesday nro most wondorful.
Two bargains that no lady In Omaha should miss. This sale for two hours Those
famous silk sales nre what bring the people. Wo glvo just what wo ndvertl'so nnd
you nro never disappointed. Two hours from 9 until 11 o'clock Tuesday mornlne in
the big silk department. ' 111
100 pieces all colors a limited quantity to each customer on sale liJC
500 pieces of tho finest kind of Wash Silk, plain' whfto ami 'biacit ' Fancy Silk, worth
$1,00; Ilrocndes, Taffetas, In good heavy rustling quality; nn shades mm
fancy silk for dresses all for two hours remember the tlmo from S O
9 until 11 o'clock, nt
Groceries
Largo bottles .Mixed Pickles 8
Largo bottlo Sweet or Sour Pickles. ...H
Threo full .pint bottles Pure Tomato
Catsup
Threo onus Condensed Milk
Four cans Oil or Mustard Sardlno
Fo.ir bars Wool Soap
10 burs best Laundry Sou
Perfection Starch, per package
Hlcetrlo Lustre Starch, nor packngo .,
Elastic Starch, per packugi)
IXL Starch, per package
Defiance Starch
Magnetic Starch
Laundry Starch, per pound
4 pounds Sago
4 pounds Tapioca
4 pounds Farina
4 pounds Carolina Rico
10. pound sack flrahatn
lO-pound sick Ryo Flour
10-pound sack of Corn Meal
Corn Starrh, per packago
l-3c
l-3c
23c
25c
23c
lllc
25c
6c
5c
6c
6c
6c
6c
4Hc
2:c
25o
23o
25c
10c
19c
HC
Fruit Sale
Fresh Apricots, per dozen, 10c,
Fresh California Peaches, per dozen, 15c.
Cholco Lemons, per dozen, We.
AYDEN BROS
I DON'T KICK A MAN
braska clothing" gives better satisfaction both ways.
High price kills the one
Low quality kills the other
Your money back if we fail to please you.
I SEE FARNAM STREET WINDOW. I
Good
Looks
nro spoiled by decayed or discolored
tooth. We will make your TEETH
look line, If you let us fix them.
Gold Crowns $5.00
Gold Fillings $1.50 up.
Taft's Philadelphia Dental Rooms
1517 Douglas St.
eURSEpFDRM
WHITE DOVE CUKE never fntto to drmoy crav
HiK iur Pirunff unnic, inn up
cult after uninK till, reined
thn firinetltn for which nsnnot
till, remedy. (Ilvrn In any liquid
with orwIlhoutknovlodKeof rati
aiienit iR.ieirt'i iir;
Sherman & Mct.'onncll ami Kuhn ti Co., druKEliti
2nd D& of the Roberts,
Gainer 8c Powell Stock Sale
mi . , ...
1 case of ladies'
Ho
',Uc
He.
uc
Tic
5c
2 cases of line
everywhere
all will go at 10c
and all the
goods 5c
1 case of Lace
jj pieces or .'1-inch flno Satin, regular
GOo goods 3jj0
5Q pieces of Liberty Satin, regular 75c
Roods, will go nt 39c
11)0 short lengths In waist stripes, worth
$1.00 yard '
39c
50 pieces of flno Printed Foulards, sell
.everywncro at fiOo to 75c 38c
100 pieces of Plaids, Stripes and Fancy
Silks, worth from 50c to $1.00 yard,
nil will go at 25U
Notions
200-yard Spool Cotton Thread lc
I ueming nros.' Silk Thread, 240 yards
i Best Sowing Silk worth 25c 10c
Dried Fruit
Ruby Prunes, per pound 6c
Largo Santa Clara Prunes, per lb 7tc
California Mulr Peaches 8 l-flc
i-Vur in Vi"unty Knt'J' Peaches, lb.. 10c
I'ancy ban Josq County PcnrH, per lb. 10a
Crackers
Wo havo lust contracted for 5 cars Crack
ers and Cnkrs. to bo delivered to ub as wo
need thorn. Tho goods will thus bo fresh
and crisp every day at prices below regular
fuctory cost.
Soda Crackers, Olngcr Snaps, Butter
Crackers, Oyster Crackers, 6o pound.
Orongn Sweets, regular cost 12ijc; our
price, hic
Sugar Molasses Cakes, cost 12lc; our
price, 8 l-3c.
Cunterbcrry (new), regular cost, 15c; our
price, 10c,
Jelly Fingers, regular cost, 15c; our prlco
12fec.
Klondike Specials, regular cost, 15o; ojr
price, 12Vjc
German Honey Cake, regular cost, 15c;
our price, 12'4c
Jiccuuso hp Happens to disagree
witli you in trilling mutters. A
'good follow" is the neutral man,
He provokes no opposition; is never
the subject, of criticism ov the ob
ject of censure. If you havo doubts
nbout our selling you first-elnss
goods nt low figures, try a small
purchase first, and yon shall have
no reason to "kick." A cheap article
at a low price is no bargain; but a
good article for little money is a
business secret open with us.
Some Men Think.
A high-price tailor only can give
satisfaction. Others think cheap
nindo-to-order clothes is the only
thing.
More Men Think
Nebraska clothing is better than
cheap made-to-order clothes, nnd
cheaper in price than the high
price tailor, so there's where "Ne
MONET
Refunded
nnteoDr.Kny'iiKcnovtor I
P? Hon. liver and klnoi.cSraTiSt?T.
r, nl!.rlCr.llC,own ,or 011 chron 0 dl "0Se;
J?,.,cs nd InvlRorates 1 ho whole system and
McutUmgitlatB. tir.U. J. Kay, Saratov. N?v;
Dress Denim, worth 12Ac
Be
imported Pique, sold always
at I'oc
2 cases of St. Gaul Swisses, in all the, deli
cate shades, as well as linen shades, reg
ular 35c and 50c goods, all will go. at...
10c
15c.
1 case of old Kentucky Flax Linen-'for la
dies' skirts, sells at 15c and 19c, our price, 5c
15 pieces of 3(5-in. Mercerized Foulards,
sells all over at 25c to 30c, our price will
be 12JC
WHITE GOODS IN THE BARGAIN ROOM,
1 case of 3-in. India Linon, in book fold,
regular 12ic goods' 5q
1 case of White Dimity, regular 10c 3ic
Stripes, worth 15c 7c
15c Ribbons Ed
25c Ribbons ioj
5c nnd lOo Embroideries j0
15c nnd 25c Laces 440
23c Laundry Hags lOo
25c Perfect Ladles' Belts lo
t
Furnishings Goods
50c Comets J3a
39o Underwear i5o
200 dozen of 50c nnd 75c men's nnd
boys' Fancy Shirts 20o
Special salo on CROQUI2T SETS 45c to.
$3.00.
Special sale on HAMMOCKS, 65c to $5,00J
Special for Tuesday
1 lot of men's flno Halo and mercerized
Shirts nnd Drawers, worth
$1.00 and $1.25 on salo nt 60a
All sizes and every garment warranted
perfect.
Grand Handkerchief Salo
Tuesday "
Soo window. Tho best values In Hand-;
kerchlofs over put on sale. For Tuesday
only.
Newsboy Jumbles, regular cost, 15c; our
price, 12V?:.
j,ahy Mix, regular cost, 15c; our price-
Cocoa Tnffy, regular cost, 16c; our prlco
Cocoa Cream liar, regular cost, COc; our
price, 16c.
Walnut Marshmallow, regular cost, 20c;
our price, 15c.
Chocolate Marahmallow, rcgulnr cost, 20c;
our price. 15c.
Moss Wafers, regular cost, 20c; our price,
15c.
chocolate Fingers, regular cost, 20c; our
prlco, 15c.
Meats and Lard
No. 1 Sugar Cured Hnms, 10V4C.
Chipped Dried Hoof, 15c.
Fancy Breakfast llacou, 12!$c.
liest brand Ilolosna. 6c
UnnelcHs Corned Ileof, 7c.
Young America Cheese, 12Wc.
Wisconsin Ilrlck Cheese, 12!ic.
Ilnynl Luncheon Cheese, per Jar, Sc.
Krltzer Case Cheese, each. 7o.
lO.Doim.l tiatlH Puro Leaf Lard. 0c.
Fancy IC. K K K Norway Herring, iOe,