TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, JULY 9, 1904.
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TUB KELLET-BTTQER line. 740 stock win so Immense In all Its departments
that a week telling cannot mike a perceptible effect. (The election la
Just ss great na It was In Kely-Stlger's store. Tha stock la of uniform
'excellence tljnt no store In the west could surpass. Every yard of good every
piece of merchandise reachea tha umi high standard. Every careful shopper
In Omaha known thla fact well. The stock la going at half and even leaa than
half Kelley-Stiger's price.
TOMORROW will bo a great opoolnl day in the KclloT-Stls-er half
price sale. The vastness of tlie stock ami the Mtth quality of all
the merchandise makes It possible to offer cotintless special lots at prices
that would appear absurd under other conditions. Tomorrow's bargains
have not yet been equaled in this sale they have never been duplicated
In any sale In Omaha.
All
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All the Ladies Suits
At Half Kelley. Stiver's Price.
All Keltey-Stlger'g Ladies' $25 Tailored Suits
go at ....
All Kelley-Stiger's Ladles' $35 Tailored Su t
2 . no at
All Kelley-Stiger's Ladles' $45 Tailored Suits
. go at.
All Kelley-Stiger's Ladles' $15 to $29 Suits
go at
Z. All Kelley Stlger's Fine $2 5hirt Waist Suits
go at . .
All Kelley-Stiger's Pretty $3.53 Wash Shirt Waist Suits
go at ,
All Kelley Stiver's Latest Style $5 Shirt Waist Suits
go at
All Kelley Stlger's Stylish $7 Shirt Waist Suits
go at
All the Children's
At Half Kelley
clley
49c
All Kslley-Stlger's Children's
$1.50 Dresses go at
All Kelley-Stigcr's Children's
Pretty $2.50 Dresses go at. .
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All Kelley-Stlger's Children's Pretty $5
go at
All the Ladies' Skirts. Waists. Pell .coats
At Half Kelley
All Kelley-Stiger's ladles' $4 and $5 QQ
eklrt s-n at ttZTVJ
5 All Kelley-Stiger's ladles' $6 dress
2.98
and golf aklrts go nt,
AH
Kelley-Stiger's $7 and $8 dreaa 1 Oft
d golf aklrts go at WiVO
and
All Kelley-Stiger's $10 and $12 dreaa Oft
and golf aklrta go at J.
All Kelley-Stlgcrs $1.75 and $1.98 QBp
wrappers go at
L All Kelley-Stiger's Indies' $1 dross- CO -m
log sacques go at OVfw
, BASEMENT SPECIALS
r. All Kelley-Stlger's ladles' $1.00 JA.
wraiipt-ra go at 'arVw
All Keliey-Btlger'B ladle' $1 waists 25c
A Kelley-St'lger's 'tadles' ' $10 tali-' 's ro
i ored suits go at
' All Kclley-StlKer's ladies' $5 silk f en
walsta go nt ItCJU
All Kelley-Stlger'a Indies $1 wnsh sCr
skirts go at... OVC
All Kelley-ptlger's ladles' $140 wash KQn
aklru go at J"
Art Needlework
On 3rd Floor.
KelleyStlger's Pillow Covers Q
worth 35c, at. .'1 J C
All fo Kelley. Stlfer'fi Fins Pillows,
stuffed with down -at half price samt
priced regularly at $15.
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
T-' Bpeoial Bond Electioa is Not Likely to Be
1 Called This Fall.
IMPROVEMENT PLANS TO BE LAID OVER
J, actios el 4b Legislature on Charter
Mny Have Imgrtaat Bearln on
tha General Scheme foe
Work.
It has practically been decided to defer
action on the proposition to hold a apeclal
election for the voting of bonds for public
Improvements ' until next spring. The
Taxpayers' league requested the mayor
.and council to isaue a call for a special
election for the voting of $UQ,000 of bonds
' tor parkp and a city hall building. A
special election will coat about S00 and
those Interested do not think It advisable
to go to thla expense just at this time.
, "There Is no use," eald a city official
last night, ""to bring up a bond proposi
tion at a regular fall election. Thla has
been tried a number of times and the
proposition haa always been defeated.
More than likely tha matter will be al
lowed to rest where It Is until tha election
next spring. With ojily local affairs to
Interest the voter more attention will fee
paid to Issuing of bonds for public im
provements "
Another reason for deferring the matter
until the spring election is the hope that
the city charter niay be so amended by
the legislature next winter as to per
mit the Issuing of bonds for a general
sewer aystem. As the law now atanda,
only $3S,000 may be Issued for the extension
of the present sewer system. What Is
wanted la a large sum of money, Just how
much has not been determined upon, te
thoroughly overhaul the presant sewer
system ani make enlargements and ex
tenslsna. Those who have Investigated
this matter of eewera aaser that $IOT,0C3
could be spent to good advantage la build
ing new aowers. The rapid building up of
the city and the extension of water mains
calls for more aewera In every ward. Be
sides there Is the Mud creek sewer to be
considered, as well as the building of a
sewer from Nineteenth and N streets to
the river.
By deferring the matter of building a city
ball, another lessn for the quartera now
occupied by the city will doubtlraa be
made. The preaent lease expires In De
cember of this year and as no other build
ing Is available for the usee of the city
tha headquarters of the municipality will
doubtleaa remain wliero they are for aom
tlmo to come.
Arrangements are now bring made by
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INFANTS M INVALIDS
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r.-a'.tK-C3 arc;
Small babies quickly grow to
large babies when fed on Mcl
lin's Food. Mellin's Food
furnishes material forcrowth.
A sample of Msllln's Food co )u nothinc
but tli alrit Will yuu util !'
t fee yaur baby's
U SLUM'S rOOO CO., OiTQN, MAM.
3
from the Purchase
10.00
12.00
14.85
.5.00
...98c
1.98
.2.50
.3.98
Dresses and Coats
- Stiver's Price.
All Kelley Stlger's Children's OQ.
$3 Spring Reefers go at. V OC
All Kelley -Stlger's Children's I FA
M Rfglans goat. l.D3
and $7 Spring Coats
2.50
Stiffer's Price.
AM Kelley-Stiger's 17.60 silk walats Q gQ
A" Kelley-Stiger's ladies''" pretty' d DC
allk waists go at I.O
All Kelley-Stiger's $3.00 Uwn'sum"
iner waists go at OOC
All Kelley-Stiger's $10 and"'$iil50 "r nQ
Indies' allk petticoats go at J.y8
AJacK41seygoStn'r.r'.' ..'f '. 10. 3. 50
. y.H,ler 'ndlea' $7.50 O Cf
spring Jackets go at ..D(J
aval ... . -
Lini UliDERWr.AK
All Kelley-Stiger's fine muslin un
derweardrawers, coraot covers, chemises,
aklrts, gowns laca and ambroldery trim
med with cluster of tucka, etc., etc., at
39-59-69-98-19
Kelley
Stiger's RIBBONS
All of Kolley-Stijror's fancy warp
print, plain tllk taffetas, plaid, etc,
Kolley-Stiger prlee 60c, 3oc, 10c yd, at
25c-15c-3c yd.
the agents of the city hall building to
give the structure a thorough overhauling.
Bids are now being received for this work
and the expectation is that interior clean
ing and decorating will commence ahortly.
When the houae cleaning la completed, the
authorities will purchase new matting,
chairs and other furniture for the coun
cil chamber. No purchases will, however,
be made until after the commencement of
the next fiscal year.
Hospital Boneflt Game.
Saturday afternoon the lawyers and the
real estate men of South Omaha will play
a game of base ball at the Vinton street
park for the benefit of tha hospital. Very
little practice work has been done by either
team on account of the weather, but a
decidedly Interesting game la looked for
ward to, anyway.
Tickets for the event are on aaie at
maa of the downtown stores, and com
mittees composed of membera of the Hos
pital association are selling tickets for
the event. With good weather a big crowd
la expected. While the game will not be
particularly scientific, the players :00k for
ward to having lots of fun. Both nines
will have a bunch of rooters along and
those who propose attending the game
seem to think It will be one of the moU
amusing events of the season. Following
this game there Is to be a game between
the letter carriers and a team made up of
firemen and policemen. Nearly every even
ing the carriers mar be seen practicing
at Twenty-fifth and I streets, while the
polios team practices on the vaotint lot
north of fir hall No. 1. The proceeds of
this game wi.'l also go to the hospital as
sociation. By the playing of a number of gamr-s
between amnteurs for the benefit of the
hospital, the association expects to teoure
enough money to make the first payment
en a lot for a permanent hospital build
ing. Diverting l.lve Stocta Shipments.
Tho high water at Kansas City and the
flooding of the stock yards there will cause
Increased receipts of live stock at S lutli
Omaha. At the stock yards ho:e last uljht
It waa reported that Cudahy had sixty cars
of cattle on the way from Kanvaa City to
this market and heavy shipments will also
be received by Swift and Armour today.
Packera here say that ahlpmenta of stock
dcatlncd for Kansas City will be dlvertej
to this point during the floods at the lower
river market. The Increase In receipts
here will cause the employment of td
dltlona'. men at the packing houses, und
It is expected that many men will come
up from Kansas City to work here until
the water recedes. During the floods a
year ago St Kansas City several hundred,
packing house employes spent several
months In South Omaha while the yards
and packing houses at Kansas City were !
being placed , In order.
Shljrers In tho territory tributary to
Kansas City are being notified of the con
dition there and the suggestion is made
that stock be shipped direct to 8iu;h
Omaha until further notice. The packers
were not In a position last right to sty
Just how many additional men would be
nrciVd here, but It la safe to predict that
there will be work fur several hundred
men.
Iloacla Almost Inipasaable.
Roada leading into the city from the
country are almost llnciassable on account
of the heavy rains. Dairymen, fjrmTs
and others driving into the rity say Hint
the mud 1 so deep that teams ran ajarcely
pu'l an empty wagon. In the city very
few washouts have been reported, but
water stands on the streets and mud la
Cioni six inches to a foot In depth. On
account of this condition of stTil s. Street
CtinimU.dur.cr Triutun Js not having ucy
work done on the unpaved aireeta. Home
new blades have been ordered for the city
road machine and as seen as the ground
aii the Fine Underwear and
At One Half Kell
Ladien 50c Hosiery, from the KelIy Sti
ger -lock, plain lisle gauze cotton ICp
and all over lace lisle hose at pair 3v
Men's Imported Hosiery, regular 50c
quality, all over lace and all lisle
thread, black, brown and fancy iln"v
Ladies, Men and Children's Domestic
Hosiery Bargain tableB piled high with
blade, tan and fancy i( 4l p
&;!?,Q and ,aco lOc, I22c, 15c pr
Ladies $1.50 and $2.00 Silk Hosiery
all pure spun silk, black, white and 7CTr
fancy hosiery, your choice at pr JL
KELLEY SUPERS' RID
Kelley-Stiger's highest grade of kid gloves
such well known brands as Trefousse and
Dent's gloves white and black and colors,
Kelley-Siiger'a price f- and 3 pair, at
LADIES' NECKWEAR.
lacs embroidered stocks, tabs and turn over collars,
threixd and open work a fC IP.
d styles, worth up to 50c I UC 1 C" AiDC
" H ANDKEIICHIEFS
la Kelloy-Stlger stock, fancy colored border for 1
nd ladies' Swiss embroidered, worth up to 16c nf
it, each SHc and
SILK GLOVES
res artfl silk lace mitts, lnolud- IP- Crt IT t
era length, Kelley-StlRer'a price OCmJ UC-vhl
"SILK UMBRELLAS
Fine silk umbrellas In silk serge,
taffeta a ml gloria Bilk, Kelley.
Stiger'a price up to $5, at
PARASOLS
d silk chiffon In lace trimmed, etc. white, black
69c-98c-l.50-l.98
LADiES' VEILS
All the veils from the Kelley-Stigar stock, .
worth up to $1 each,
at
dries out a little the work of rounding up
the streets will be commenced. Grading
operations are at a standstill. Merchants
notice a falling off In trade on aocount
of the condition of the country roads.
Ready for Curbing;.
Everything is ready now for the com
mencement of the laying of curbing on
South Twenty-fourth street and Railroad
avenue. Material is on the ground and the
wooden forma are completed. AH that the
contractor is waiting for now Is a ces
sation of rain. The wooden forms for
tha curbing, which Is to be f artificial
atone, are six Inches wide and twenty
inches deep. This curbing is to be con
tinuous and not In sections, and can ba
laid very rapidly when work once com
started this pavement will hardly 'be com
mences. On account of the de'ay In getting
pleted before the end of October.
City Asks for Bids.
At the direction of the mayor and coun
cil City Clerk Gtllin has Inserted an ad
vertisement in The Bee asking bond buy
ers for bids for an issue of $20,000 inter
section paving bonds. Bids will be re
ceived by the cierk up to 8 p, m. Thurs
day,! July 14. This Issue of bonds will be
In the denomination of $500 each, bear dste
of July 1, 1904, and mature In twenty years,
with the usual five years option. Inter
est at he rate of 4 per cent per annum
will be paid. Each bid must be In writing
and accompanied by a certified check for
$1,000.
Mayor Konttky Congratulated.
In the recount of the ballots in the
Koutsky-Hoctor election contest aigain of
eight votes was shown for Koutsky, mak
ing the mayor's majority over Hootor Si
votes. When the result became known
hero yesterday many friends of the mayor
called at tho city hall and tendered their
congratulations. In order to be prepared
In case of an appeal to the district court
the boxea containing the ballots have been
returned to the city clerk and are locked
In the vsult in his office. The bsllots will
be kept In the vault for ten days yet.
Magic City Gossip.
The recent heavy rains has put a stop to
tho cutting of weeds.
James Iowry has returned from Excelsior
Springs, Md., much Improved In health.
Hruco McCullnrh la in St. Louis attending
tho fnlr and the democratic convention.
Cl-irence O. Nnwna and wife have gone
to Beatrice to visit friends for ten days,
Mrs. N. 1. Cockrell, Twenty-fourth and
G streets, is reported to be seriously 111,
A daughter has been born to Mr. and
Mrs. 'red try, 1 hlrty-ilfth and J streets.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hothhols, 2611 N
street, report the blilli of a daughter.
R. M. Laverty, Twenty-seventh and D
rticets, announces the birth of a daughter.
Mia. I. D. Erlnn haa returned from a
two weeks' stsy with friends at Falrmount,
Neb.
Miss Keulah Davia, daughter of Dr. Wil
liam Davis, ban g'no to St. Louis to visit
the fMir.
Kcv. L. D. Hopkins ef Omaha will con
duct services at Hi. Martin s Episcopal
church next Sunday.
City Attorney W. C. Lambert returned
es;4i;.
Goip lor Chamberlain's Colic.
Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy.
Don't put yourself in this man's place,
but keep a bottle this remedy in your
home. Jl Is certain to be needed sooner
or Uter und when Umt time rouira vou
will need It ba.lly; you will need it
quic kly. Duy it now. It may save life.
frWe, Utt tacit Ura aiaa, 60 caul.
HoSlCry
ey-Stigers Price
GLOVES
$1
LaLdies'
From the
Wash Belts,
de soieBelts in
worth as high
98cl.98-2.50-
pins Kelley-Stiger's prioe, 25c and 0O0,
at
Ladles' Brooch Pins worth up to I2.S0,
at
Oold Neck Beads-Kelley-Stlger's price, 12.60,
at, each
. 48c
Gent's Cuff Buttons Gold stoaes, pearl dumb
bells, gold plated, eto., worth 25o and 60c, at,
laat evening from Auburn, Neb., where h
apent a tew aaya with relatives.
A detail of rock pile prisoners was put
io wora yesieraay cleaning me c.roaewai
in the residence portion of the city.
FIFTH WARD REPUBLICANS
John Ik Kennedy Addresses a Largely
Attended meeting; of the
Clnb.
"In the republican platform 'there Is
no complaint or criticism," aaid John I
Kennedy at tha Fifth Ward Republican
club meeting laat night. "It Is a platform
of( commendation. It apologises for no
promises mads and not fulfilled, and prom
ises nothing but what the party expects te
perform."
. "Can any of you tell me what a democrat
Is, or what he believes? No man knows.
When you speak of a democrat you aak
In the name breath, 'What kind of a
democrat V What doea the party stand
for tonight? We may know tomorrow night
atid we will not know until tomorrow
night whether it stands for the same thing
that It stood for In 1886 or something else.
Democrats tonight do not know that
their aouls are their own; they do not
know what they stand for or what they
will stand for tomorrow night.
"The distinguished gentleman from Ne
braska, W. J. Brysn, received a great
ovation at tha hands of tha convention to
day, and for what? For being wrong on
eveery proposition he has ever advocated,
and how do you expect that body of men
to Handle the government successfully?
"The first thing which marks the un
successful business man Is the borrowing
of money to float his business a little
longer. That waa what Grover Cleveland
did when he held the reins of government.
"We have pitted against the democratic
nominee, whoever he may be, Theodore
Rooaavelt. Why la thla man Roosevelt so
strong with the people? There are Just as
brainy men in the party; that Is not
where lies Ms power entirely. One of the
elements of strength In Roosevelt Is that
the people have perfect confidence In his
Integrity. Whst he undertakes to accom
plish he accomplishes by direct methods.
People also have confidence In his char
acter and strength. They know he can
stand up and be a man. They also know
he haa aggreesivenesa which leada him te
do thlnga. In Falrbanka we have a cool,
deliberate, wtll balanced atateaman.
"The question of the, united support of
the party In thla district haa been referred
to. I have not an unkind word to say re
garding the preaent representative from
this district In congress, but we all know
no democrat can represent this district
and accomplish what he should, because
ha la with the minority. Democrata aay
they will remedy thla by making congreaa
democratic, but that la an Impossible task.
I am a candlate for congreaa and if I am
elected I will repreaent the entire party
In thla district regardless of faction. No
man will be abla to control ma, but any
man may sdvlae me."
Nelson C. Pratt and Senator Charlea L.
Saunders delivered brief addressee upon
the present political situation, after which
the meeting adjourned.
HUSTLERS TAKE A STREET CAR
Play Italaonll aud Hold lp Thirty
Nina Men for Ten Dollar
Hansom.
It was lrft for the hustling committee of
the Knights of Ak-aar-Ben to prove that
pleasure and business can be combined and
each with entire success. That the street
ear crusade whleh waa made by tha com
mittee yeeterday afternoon was successful
the thirty-nine new members who gave up
$10 to be enrolled on the list of knights
la ample evidence that the party enjoyed
From tl,e Bankrupt Stock
Ladies, Misses' & Children's Under
wear from the Kelley-Stiger stock sum
mer weight 15c and tfn I'll n
25c quality at DL, IUL, lsV2L
Ladies 50c Lisle Vests and Union
Suits, many styles on bargain IZf,
squares at .vOL
Ladies $1 Underwear, all the lisle silk
unoerwear also white and colored union' F(
suits plain white lialo thread lace trimmed s)ljC
union suits at
Finest Silk Hosiery, from theKelley-Sti-ger
stock, Including lace boot no
hosiery worth up to $4 pair at Pl.0 pf
SOS, HANDKERCHIEFS
Ladles' and men's plain sheer linen convent hemstitched
handkerchiefs from the Kelley-Stiger stock all widths
of hems, hand embroidered Initial handkerchiefs, linen
lace trimmed and fnncy embroidered, etc., f f O
bargain tables worth up to I lC
6(tc each, at, each
Belts
Kelley-Stiger stock Kaiser
French kid leather, silk peau
fancy colors, etc.,
as $1.00 each, at, 3 j
Chatelaine Bats with fancy frames, patent fasteners, all
this seasons shades, latet style leathers, 1C.
worth up to $1.00, at
Ladles' Shirt Waist Jewelry Hand-carved Pearls, inlaid
brilliants, imported waist gets, etc., 10f I'll
worth up to 75o, at lUt'IJL
Jewelry Specials Pin aets, brooch pins, cuff pins, baby
10c-15c
50c
98c
15c
a grand time everyone who was so for
tunate as to be along so voted.
There was not a hitch in the proceed
ings from start to finish and everyone who
started and eighteen others were there at
the finish.
The hustling committee with colors flying
and a bugle corps aboard loft Fifteenth
and Farnnm streets In a chartered car
shortly after 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
They sooured all Omaha, South Omaha
and Council Bluffs and wound up with a
dinner at Lake Manawa.
All along the trip recruits were added.
John Anderson waa the first victim. He
was walking peacefully along South Six
teenth street when much to his amaze
ment tho crowd literally hauled him to a
watting car. The Ralsouli trick coat him
ten and he waa given a membership badge.
Chairman Russell, In speaking of the
success of the venture, charged every
member of the committee to be at tho
Paxton hotel early Monday morning, where
he said they would meet with representa
tives of 160 business houses who would
accompany them upon another crusade.
Luncheon will be taken nt TCalHuff. ,,,
dinner at the Paxton In the evening. The !
membership of the Ak-Sar-Ben, he said,
now numbers 1,039, as againat about 1,200
on June 1, a mighty good ahowjng.
H0RSESH0ERS END CONVENTION
Cloae What the Delegrates Say la the
Most Successful Session on
t
Record.
The horaoshocrs yeaterday brought to a
close what they declare to be one of the
most harmonious and promising conven
tions they have ever held. Despite the
fact that over $100,000 haa been' paid out in
strikes, the report of the auditing commit
tee showed the state of finances to be ex
cellent. Before adjournment the conven
tion went on record aa being in favor of
conference and conciliation in questions
between employer and employe, and also
adopted laws governing the apprentice
problem.
J. Fltxpatrlck of Chicago and R. Kene
han of Denver were elected delegates to
the eonventlon of the American Federation
of Labor to be held In San Francisco In
November, Committees have been formed
to try and get about state organisations
before the next convention, which will be
held In Brooklyn, N. T., in 1908.
HELD FROM CONVICT STRIPES
Aunt of Convlrted Yonnar Mmu Se-
enrea a Nevr Trial for
Him.
D. C. Hoffmelater, convicted of larceny
fiom the peraon and sontenced to one year
In the penitentiary, haa been aaved from
convict's stripea by the intervention of hla
aunt, who came from Chicago and Induced
Judge Day to grant her nephew a new trial.
There are extenuating circumatancea aur
lOunCing the crime fur which young Hoff.
melster was convicted, and on this account
the aunt found the court Inclined to len
iency. Bee Wsnt Ads are the best Buslnsss
Boosters.
BOGLE'S FOURTH OF JULY
Part of His Celebration Makes (Has
Pefendant In Personal In
fnrjr Case.
William Bogle, Jr., the millionaire coal
operator of Chicago and a former resident
of Omaha, haa been made defendant In a
suit for $6,000 da mags. Instituted by Mrs.
FROM KELLEY-STIGER STOCK
Men's $2 and $2.50 Shirts at 75c
All the hlRhest grade men's shirts carried by Kelley-Stiger, Including the Star
and Monarch brands negligee shirts with collnrs and cuffs attached or de
tached plain white and colored lnnndcm! shirts,
pleated and plain bosom and full dress shirts nil
newand Intent style, worth up to $2."(V-jour choice
nt, each
FROM THE KELLEY-STIGER STOCK
Men's $1.50 and $2 Night Shirts at 75c
All the excellent quality night shirts from the Kelley-Stlgor stock f f
$1.60 and $2 quality on sale J S
Men's $1 Night Shirts at 40c
Kelley-Stiger's Underwear
Fine Silk LTalbriggan, mercerized silk and iinon
ette underwear, from the K.-S. stock, go at
All the 50c Summer Underwear from the
Jveiiey-btiger stock, also all tha broken
underwear one lot at
All the Highest Grade 2-Piece and Union
iromtnoiveMey-Htigerstoclc-Ameflcan
etc., worth up to ,', at
NECKWEAR Teeks, four
eques, imperial and ascots.
iteguiar f l quality neckwear
Irom the Kelley-Stiger stock,
MKN'fe HOSE, plain and fancy, lisle, OS-,
linen and maco, worth up to 75c, at.. "''W
MEN S SILK LACE HOSE, plain Bft-.
and fancy, worth up to $1.50. at Jt
PAJAMAS AND NIGHT SHIRTS from
Kelley-Stiger stock, Qfto-S ED
worth up to $3. at VOt'LOU
laTsffcHPIsflaTO FROM, THE GREAT
NOTIONS KELLEY-STIGER STOCK
Darning Worsteds 4 , , lirook's Thread 4
S cards for IV 2 spools for 1C
Dnrning Cotton Eagle Talon Hooks
I cards for 'v and Eyes 2 cards for C
Fancy Cube 9P Cornllne Dresri Shields (a
Pina per aet , ...OC
Do Long Hooks An 500 yards
and Eyes card Basting thread , , IW
Taffeta Seam Binding An Nonelastlc Webbing B
10 yards flbr " par yard OW
Canneld Drasa Shields (rip Qu"l Bone An
pair ,lvlw per bolt 4C
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Mary Griffith of Brasll, Ind. The allega
tion Is that on the Fourth of July Bogle
threw a giant firecracker Into an lnterur
ban car at Terra Haute, injuring the 7-year-old
daughter of the complainant. The
firecracker la said to have exploded near
the girl's face.
NO LOSS FROM FLOOD THERE
Crops Reported In Excellent Condi
tion Throoarh the Republican
and Platte Valleys.
Frank L. Mercer, of the vicinity of
Brady'a Island, is at the Aros.de.
"Things are looking mighty fine up In
our part of the Platte valley,-' he said.
"We are going to have the biggest hay
crop we ever had. Stock of all kinds Is
In the finest shape. The rains have been
about right, and the corn Is the best In
the state, from what I can hear. The
farmers have had plenty of time to attend
to It, and much of It Is laid by, getting too
high to plow.
"We think the opening up of the landa
northwest of us under the Kinkald act is
going to help our section a go-d deal. There
la some kicking over withdrawing so much
of the laud from entry under that law
along the North Plate river up as far as
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Charles K Arnold, one of the alfalfa
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"We have had a ilttln surplus rain," he
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