SUIT XT7IAUX '0Xmt--iEE: TT7E3ITAY, JTTLY IB, 1901.'
117
FIGHT f OR LITTLE DAUGHTER
Tiller nJ Mother-A PfirArinn Court, to
Claim tb Child.
DANCING MASTER AND DIVORCED WIFE
--o Wife f Voh Girl's Father
Hm PoaaeaaUa of Call Until
Jaase Decides the Preaeat
i Controversy.
Judge Troup Monday began hearing
the evidence In the case wherein Mrs. W. K.
Chambers, the divorced wife of W. B.
Chambers, the society dancing academy
man, seeks to obtain custody of their Utile
daughter, Halcyon. A number of women
who had been neighbors of the Chambers
at different times were placed on the stand,
but gave bo evidence that was especially
Important to either side. Both Mr. and
Mrs. Chambers were in court, exhibiting a
keen Interest in the case and holding fre
quent consultations with their lawyers.
Halcyon slnoe the separation of her parents
baa been cared for by Mr. Chambers and
bis second Wife. She la a pretty child and
was with her mother for a time in court.
Since Saturday she has been in the posses
alon of Mrs. Chambers by order of the
court. The case may be ended this after
noon.
One point Monday morning turned on the
mental condition of Miss Agnes Huntoon, a
nurse, who is a slater of S. A. Huntoon,
well known In the express business. Sev
cral witnesses declared positively that they
knew Miss Huntoon was sane.
Special
WT a.
PLANS FOR JTARGET SHOQT
Arrangements Brln Made by Army
for Competitions Daring Jaljr
sad AnsraaC
Extensive arrangements are being tnada
by the various army departments for the
' approaching small arma target practice
competitions during the latter part of July
and early in August. Orders have Just been
issued from the War department detailing
the following officers for target duty. These
officers are ordered to proceed to fort 8heii
dan and report not later than July 23 to
Major Zerah W. Torrey, Twenty-fourth In
fantry, officer In charge of the division of
army Infantry competition, for duty as in
dicated:
Chief of range and ordnance officer, Cap
tain Beaborn C. Chiles, Eleventh infantry;
adjutant and statistical officer, First Lieu
tenant James J. Kemper, Sixth ' Infantry;
range officers. First Lieutenants JoseDh
Herring, Twenty-fourth Infantry; Thomas'
L. Brewer, Twenty-first infantry; William
A. Carleton, Thirtieth Infantry; William E,
Mould, Eighteenth Infantry; Second Lieu
tenants William C. Stoll, Eleventh Infantry;
Walter M. Merrill, First infantry; Homer
N. Preston, Twenty-first infantry; Edwin
Gunner, Twenty-fourth Infantry; Resolve
P. Palmer, Sixth infantry.
The following officers will proceed to Fort
Riley not later than July 23 and report to
Lieutenant Colonel Peter 8. Bomus, Sixth
cavalry, officer in charge of the division of
the army cavalry and pistol competition:
Chief range officer, Major Wllber E.
Wilder, assistant adjutant general; adju'
tnnt and statistical officer, First Lieutenant
John Watson, Eighth cavalry; quartermas
ter and ordnance officer, Second Lieutenant
Emit P. Laurson, Eleventh cavalry; range
officers, First Lieutenants Dorsey Cullen,
Third cavalry; Joseph C. RJghter, Fourth
cavalry; Nathaniel M. Cartmel, Tenth cav
alry; Second Lieutenants William 8. Mar
tin. Fourth cavalry; E. R. Warner McCabe,
Sixth cavalry; Orville N. Tyler, Fourth cav
alry; Talbot Smith, Eighth cavalry; Adam
F. Casad, John P. Terrell, artillery corps,
and Arthur G. Hlxson, Fourth cavalry.
- HOLDS PROCESS WAS REGULAR
jBdgre Troop Decides Cnse In Favor
of Herman Kountae and
the Crelghtons. '
Judge Troup baa handed down a decision
In favor of the defendants in the suit
whereby the four children of the late Mrs.
Mary McCreary, a sister of Edward Crelgh-
ton, deceased, sought to have a reaccount
lug of the administration of the Edward
Crelghton estate. The suit was against
John A. Crelghton, administrator and
trustee, and Herman Kountze and James
Crelghton, trustees, and it was alleged that
the first named had riot made a full ac
counting for a large herd of cattle, said
to be valued at 3800,000, which roamed in
Wyoming near the Nebraska line at the
time of Edward Crelghton's death in 1874.
The herd was aold at auction for about
176.000, John A. Crelghton being the suc
cessful bidder, the sale being confirmed
by a Wyoming 'court. The plaintiffs held
that the administration, being in Wyoming,
did not apply to he cattle that waa on the
Nebraska state line, and alleged that this
never had been accounted for by the
trustees. Judge Troup held that there had
been no fraud, that the matter had been
adjudicated time and again and that the
proceedings ware In every way regular and
correct, Inasnfuch aa the whole herd of
stock belonged to a single ranch In Wyoming.
J0SLYN TO RETURN TO OMAHA
Haiti-Millionaire Who Fleea to New
York Becanae of Taaea Telia
Frlenda Ho Will Come Back.
George A. Joalyn on the occasion of his
recast visit to the city from his new home
at Saratoga, N. Y stated to a few frlenda
that It waa hia Intention to reauma his
residence In Omaha, reporta to the con
trary notwithstanding. Mr. Joslyn seemed
to be somewhat apprehensive relative to
the proposition to cut a street through
bis property for boulevard purposes and
will undertake to prevent the proposition
being carried out
Look for the Tiger.
Half Faro to Okobojl.
On every Friday and Saturday tickets
from Omaha and Council Bluffs will be sold
to Lake Okobojl and return at half fare by
THE CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST.
PAUL RAILWAY.
Everybody aaya Okobojl ia more beautiful
thla year than ever. The bathing Is de
lightful, the fishing great, the Saturday
night dancing parties are swell. Better
go up for two or three days. Tickets 1621
Far nam 8t, Omaha; 620 Broadway, Council
Bluffs.
A Della-htfBl Water Trip
between Detroit and Buffalo via the Detroit
ind Buffulo Steamboat company is the priv
ilege of the holder of any ticket from the
west reading via the Grand Trunk Railway
System to or through suxpt-milon bridge.
Further particulars, including illustrated
Bescrlptlve literature, wili be mailed on ap
plication to Advertising Department, Grand
Trunk Railway System, 135 Adams 8t., Chi.
. mgo, George W. Vaux, A. U. P. 4; T. A.
Maaoala.
Bpeclat meeting of Nebraska Lodge No. t
Tuesday evening, July U, at I p. m. Labor
In E. A. degree.
CHARLES L SHOjjK. Master.
W. C M LEAN, Secretary.
K. aredUliig rlnga LUhulm, jeweler.
irn
Fv-rv U I U J
Day i Ojlf
en SALE
t
TOLlEttU
ALL THE
nnnnr
uJ Li L
mm
FROM THE
flops' suck
AT EXACTLY
ONE HALF PRICE.
All of Kelley-Stiger's fine white goods, piled high on
bargain squares, and the most extraordinary bargains of
the entire sale. Thousands of pieces of Bookfold, India
Linons, Persian Lawns, India Dimities, Sea Island Nain
sook, Organdies, Batistes, etc., all at half price.
for all goods
"worth 10c yard.
"fie
Yd
for all goods
worth 15a yard.
for all goods
worth 25c yard
Percales 5c Yd
Kelley
S tiger's
Punjob, Sea Island and Imported
percales have been
in display in front
show window
go at, yard
imported
5c
"Ginghams 24c yd
Standard Apron Gingham 10,
000 yards of it It is
a rare bargain n,
S. price So yard
at
,2c
All of Kelley-Stiers
75c and $1 Petticoats at 39c
x Petticoats of mercerized sateen, wide ac
cordion pleated flouucea tucked and piped also
wash skirts of gingham and seersucker 3T TX
dozen's of styles and pattern Kelley- U Iff
Stiger's price 75c and f 1 at Jr J
And hundreds of other bargains
fully as remarkable as these.
OMAHA-Weather Tuesday, Fair and Slightly Cooler
m rp rn rn
j3 C""3 C"3J
sw3 hJ m
Choice of all our $2.50 and $3
Ladies' Oxfords
Tuesday will go at
SU
NS
Rcaal the Sunday Ad Again!
Bee those hot shot bargains in Laces, Wash Goods,
Linens, Tray Cloths, Dresser Scarfs, Bed Spreads, Black
Dress Goods, Silks, Women's Wash Shirt Waists, Ladies'
and Misses' Skirts, Women's and Misses' Suits at one-half off
Those specials in Millinery, and these Bennett BOOK
SALES that are being talked about.
ARE CONTINUED TUESDAY ALL DAY.
Hourly Sales on Our Main Floor Tuesday
JOHN COATS THREAD For one I METAL BACK (2ENUINB , HORN
hour, :30 to 10;30 On ' COMBS worth 25c for one Or
per spool. I hour. 1 to i YK
SKWING SILK Full 100 yards, black CRUSHED LEATHER BELTS worth
only, for one hour 10:30 E-. I 75c to $1.26 for one hour, On
to 11:30, per spool uc to 4, at
LADIES' NECKWEAR Bulgarian stock collars, worth 25o to lOr"
tto for one hour, 4 to 6, at avrw
Sensational Hourly Sales on 2d Floor Tuesday
WOMEN'S WRAPPERS Fine per
cales, lawns and dimities sold at Jl,
11.26 and $1.50 for one hour, A fir"
V to 10, nt OC
DRESSING SACKS Fine lawns and
dimities, every color, formerly sold
from 75c to 11.25, for one nOr
hour, 10 to 11, at OVW
WOMEN'S PETTICOATS Finest spun
glass, accordion pleats and ruffles,
wortli Site for one hour, 10r
2 to 3, at OVW
BOYS' WAISTS AND BLOUSES
Laundered and unlaundered-Former
prices 60c, 75c and 11 For CXOc
one hour, 11 to 12, at
Hourly Sales in
China Department
Tuesday Only
FROAf 8 TO 9
Small size glass y
Lemon Juicers aeC
Large
size.
4c
FROM 9 TO 10
White Uaviland Breakfast
Plates,
each . . . . .
t a. i
20c
FROM 10 TO 11
Pure lead blown, nicely en
graved Table A
Tumblers, each TC
FROM 12 TO 1
White China
Shakers, each
Limit of six to customer.
FROfl 1 TO 2
White Uaviland Cups and
Saucers,
each. . . . .V;
Limit of two to customer.
5c
20c
GROCERIES
LEADERS IN FIRST CLASS NEW,
FRESH AND PURE GROCERIES
AT LOWEST PRICES.
fill
Tea Sif tings, pound f Qs-
package
And jloo worth "S. &
H." Green Trading
Stamps.
$2.00 worth "S. & H."
Green Trading Stamps
with each flMr
w w
pound Tea
Bennett's Capitol 1Cn
Coffee, lb. tkg..."OW
And 1 worth "S & H"
Green Trading Stamps.
1.00 worth "SA H."
Green Trading Stamps
with each sound New
York Full . Olr
Cream Cheese....'
$1.00 Green Trading Stamps with b.
"4-pound can Mustard IOW
$7.00 in "S. & H." Green Trading
Stamps for the above list of first
class goods, every Item guaranteed
for $1.19.
Baking Soda, package 4o '
Potted Ham, can 4c
Oil Sardines, can 6o
Salmon, 1-pound can loo
BUTTER CARNIVAL
Tons of butter direct
from the best dairies
in tl j coi'itry. To
make a 1')Ick sale, we
offer for Tuesday only.
$1.00 worth "S. & H."
Green Trading Stamps
with two pounds Fresh
Country Butter. Qr
at. Der Dound 'Ov
CANDY Tuesday Special
60o worth "8. & H." Green Trading
Stamps with glass Jar as- 1 fir
sorted Candles
More School Boys Waited
To act as Bennett's school-boy salesmen. Good money for
the little fejlow who is willing to hustle. Apply Advertis
ing Manager's Office, Basement, Bennett's
Green Trading Stamps Every Time
GOING AWAY?
If you are, let us put your watch in order before. you
go. we employ the best workmen, xou.wm enjoy your
trip better if you know your watch Is all right.
LOOK FOR THE NAME.
W. S. Lindsay, Jeweler.
1516 Douglas St.
20 Per Cent Discount on Suit Gases and Grips
When you go to St. Louis or take your vacation don't
carry a cheaD or wornout ki'Id or suit case, when we sell
you the best for such a low price. We also have a complete
line of high grad . trunks at prices tnat will save you money.
OMAHA TRUNK FACTORY
Bend for Catalogue. 1209 Farnam St.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES,
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
BELLEVUE COLLEGE,
AniiouncementtoSummerGuesfs
. BUILDINGS NOW 0PLN TO GUESTS.
Rates $1.00 per day. and from $5.00 to $7.00 per week, according to rooms. Other
than $7.00 rooms are $t.00. If occupied by one, and $5.00 each, if occupied by two.
Children under ten years, $3.60 per week. A room for one night, Hoc, Dinner, &a
Other single meals, iuc '
Conveyance to and from the station may be had at 10a per single trip. If one
half day'a notice be given before train time. Baggage: trunks, 16c, smaller pieces 10a
Guests with child) en will be assigned to special uauiaing.
Strangers must give reference.
Occuuants of rooms. If they wish bad spreads, window draperies and table covers.
must furnish them. Furniture broken or unnecessarily marred will ba charged to oc
cupants of rooms. -
Everything will be done for the comfort and pleasure of guests, to the extent of
our ability.
former guests are applying for room.
Tralna leave Omaha via Burlinsrton route at 12:15 P. m.. 4 P. m.. and 7:60 p. m. for
Bellevue. Trulns leave Bellevue for Omen at 8:H a., m. and S:30 p. m.
For further Information address .
BELLEVUE COLLEGE, Bellevue, Neb.
1
JjjSfflaaHaBala"
(q) jomoo
' - W A Kin DE-TIIDM
1 iar lib! villi.! m m
-1 3 EVERY DAY to Sept. 30th, f
f I Inclusive, with final return I 1
limit Oct. 31st, 1904, via ' I 1
UNION PACIFIC
FROM 1
OMAHA
; Wustratod publication "The RocMea, Great Salt Lakt J
I and Yellowstone" free on application.
Inquire at ' J
OITT TICKET OFFICE),
V 1S24 FAHJVAM STREET. jf
'Poone alt. jF
1. A,
HARDIN COLLEGE AND CONSERVATORY FOB LADIES
'Uk 82dyer. The College UnlYerilty trmlned faculty. German
. ii l u o ua u evwuwa inruij iuauuou ij mvioiiawt avuiio a IUICb
11 artr ft am s-Bme. Vlntktaal. aBak I nauiam. Uaairi. Unhatrta. ThAaaB.
ll!l444 Kiumcl4roroaUkffueaddreM .
CENTRAL COLLEGE aSgJS
r.r..t Mini. BMrtlaipapll. Ilailto4in. Th. (imurf.Ur; mt Mula, u4.
YOUNG LADIES
I II. tud R L FruirMi Ik llrtl.
iiaetaHule, uuAmr dlredtiu of D. . 0enr4. A U.
I(HrllBK ! f rery high mirll. Hehuolt ur Art and KUwullAn rxmductt tiT mccaful in-i.feeBsia. KMBlifvtud havlthful lt av
Uoi.. BmliolinamcHUi.. lbTaitt tu. CkutMit. AI1BEL rKaMkLIN IMITH. PrldML UiImUr. M.
Western Military'
Academy Up?un:,on
ifeth year. New llrprotf buildlnc.
ut)t. llattiiful lonatiian. Numlr!
lWuitjr. Thorough iiJitry ud odiuio dexwriv
M fwlairn Minlna
. Numlr limited. Htmng
Aueint LoceU rltrnoav
Col. A. M. JACKSON, - .
EVENT FOR STATE OFFICERS
Heceptlou t Be Teudered at M'.ra-
mmu Hall to G. A. H. aad
The three Grand Army posts and the
three Woman's Kellef corps will give a
reception to the officers of the Nebraska
Urand Army of the Kepublio and Woman's
Kellef corps departments at An elect Order
of United Workmvn hall this evenln.
Elaborate preparations have been made for
the aventHMid aa Interesting program will
T
ba carried out Tbla will comprise abort
welcoming addreasea to the visiting de
partment officials, with responses from the
latter, also short addresses from various
Grand Army of the Hepubllc and Woman's
Relief corps people along the Una of a
camp-fire meeting. Mimto will also be pro
vided and the event will tie made the more
Interesting by the serving of aeuaonabie
retreahments.
Per Bale at Oaea.
Furniture, carpets, shades, eto., of B-roora
cottage, mostly new. Mrs. Wia. Copley,
Blondo street-
NON-INTOXICANT
apt
LIFE MALT
TONIC
TUB BEST
POSSIBLE
Recommended by physlclang every
where. Nothing to equal It for
NURSING MOTHERS
convalescents or Invalids. One trial is
all that Is necessare to prove Its
effilclency.
".old on Dining aad Buffet Cara.
Fred Krug Brewing Co.
Omaha's Model Brewery.
Telephone 420. OMAHA
CHOOLB AND COLLEGES.
tor a eauloiea el tte Oldeat saS Larajeel
Mill tax? Mck.vl la U. Mlddl Wt. tilint
Military
m y.
IVenttrortbsjss
TERRILL
SELLING
OUT
At one-half
of cost price
Entire Stock Must
Be Sold by 'Rug.
1st.
IMPORTED DRESS GOODS
Silks, Laces and Trimmings.
Sacrificed at nti
unheard of price.
Boys' Knee
Pants Suits,
Worth up to
$3.50,$1.95
THE! RELIABLE STORK.
Men's Outing
Suits, Worth
up to
$12.05 $5
Interesting Store News
LADIES' UNDERWEAR
BARGAINS
$i Gowns Wc
s luii ii r i
fill "M
Tucked and embroidery trimmed, a,
worth up to 11.00,
beautiful llne,
M 49c
25c Children's Drawers 12k
Actually aold at 35o to Co, tl mined wltb embrolden'i
12ic
tha irreatest shad rot.
, eaee.eae.eeae
i Tuesday's One Hour Sales
From 10 Till 11 A. M. From 11 A. M. Till 12 M.
Ladles' Hose Drop atltch lisle
Ladles' Fancy Vesta Laoe yoke allk thread, plain and fancy colors,
tape, worth up to 26o, worth up to S9o, Tuca- fli -
Tuesday, for one hour, jf day. for one hour, fliL
choice , r choice
i
$1 LADIES' CORSETS Wc
2Co dozen high grade Corsets, all alias and new styles, worth up to tl.OQ,
unoice x uesuuy r.
49c
iaaa
Men's Underwear
FROM BOSTON STORE STOCK Bhlrts
i-nd drawers In plain and fancy colore,
worth from 50c to 98c per lOr
garment, your choice Tuesday
MEN'S FANCY HO8K-600 doa. In plain
anc.i tancy colors, an elegant assortment,
,81c
worth up to 25o, Tuesday
at
BOYS' SHIRTS-In light and dnrk colors,
with separate collars and cuffs, worth
from 60c to TBq, OOp
choice Tuesday
One More Chance
50c Wide Embroideries, 15c
Long mill ends of beautiful wide embroide
ries, suitable for corset covers, skirt
flounces, children's skirts, etc., worth
long
15c
fully 60o yd.,' Tuesday aa
as tnay taat, por ya.
THESE EMBROIDERIES HAVE PEEN
ON DISPLAY IN OUR 16TH ST. WIN
DOW FOR SOME DAYS PAST.
Tuesday More New Fancy Silks for Suits
Flftv new nieces added to the 49A and E!ki lnta. inaklna- tha flnput uanrtmanf. r Inn.
priced silks for suits in Omaha.
Embroidered pongee, best quality,
sold for J1.00 and $1.26. at
1,000 YDS. WHITE WASH SILK Finest
grade, regular retail price $1.00, on sole .............
69c
69c
PEACHES! PEACHES!!
The Car Arrived in Fine Condition
50c
Tomorrow (Tuesday) we will place on sale this car of elegant free
stone Alexandria,Colo., peaches, shipped to us direct fromGrand
Junction, Colo. This is fine fruit, elegant flavor, and we will
give everybody a chance to preserve peaches
at the ridiculous price per crate of .
NO LIMIT ALL YOU WANT.
HARDWARE SPECIALS
. 79c
: . 2.29
59c
No. 8 eoriper nickeled tea
Kettles
No. 3 burner gasoline
stove ,
60-1 b. flour cans.
decorated
lS-quart blue and white
enameled pall
6-quart blue and white
'enameled kettle
Wire photo
holders
Hardwood adustable
screena ..; ,
lH-lr-ch 4-panel
screen doors ........
29c
5c
19c
69c
fin
LfU
Mid
JV
wo
it
mm
In the Rosebud Mian Reservation
; Opened (or Settlement
JULY 5th TO 23rd
Special reduced roundtrip tickets on sale July 1
to 22 good returning till August 31
Omaha, for descriptive pamphlets.
Trains for Bonesteel and Fairfax leave
Union Station
at 8:05 a. m., 2:50 p. m.,
11:50 p. m. The chance
of a lifetime.
An Office In
The Beo Building
For $IO.OO Per Month
We have a vary deatrable small office, that Is vacant todajr. at the
price mentioned above. There are enly a few of thee amaller ofneae In
the building-, but in point of comfort and dealraWllty they are very satis
factory to anyone who needs enly a small floor apace.
Thla price Includea all tha edvantagea of the building perfect Jani
tor service, all day and all night and Sunday elveto service, elecUlo
light, water and beat
Tbeee Uttle offices are usually snapped up quickly. Better call today.
R. C PETERS & CO.,
Rental Agents
Gro hnd Floor,
The Bee Bu ilding.
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