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THE OMAITA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1904.
INSIDE INN TRIO ALARMED
,Ia The Bee'i July Voting Contest tot Ten
Tripi to the Exposition.
THEIR SCORES MATERIALLY INCREASED
Bat Lower Strata Apparently Makes
Ro Effort to Dislodge Strangle
for Real Thins Sataf-
After the experience of several Involun
tary walkouts by previous occupant of
JnnUle Inn row in The Bee July voting
contest, the present trio evidently deter
mined to "hold the fort If the heavens
fall." and so they secured themselves by
polling; a handsome rote, while In the strata
below the voting blood almost curdled Into
loo. If that method continues It may be
dead easy to stay In the row until Satur
day, but when the stampede for the real
. thing occurs Inside Inn Is liable to be
turned both outside In and Inside out, and
the present occupants may be left In the
middle of nowhere.
The vote at I p. m. Wednesday, July 20,
was:
Harry O. Lonar, Council DlnflTs. .2,4K
Mrs. H. J. Aberly, Sooth Omaha. .3 AID
John Maaaold, Booth Omaha. .. .1,70.1
Kannle Christian, Omaha 1,433
Anna Johnson, Omaha ., 1.432
Anna Nlndel, Omaha uw
C FlancK, umana
B. O. Tucker, Council Bluffs
A. A. Nixon, South Omaha
nlinrhn Hfnnrff Omaha. J
Fr-d Wallnce, Omaha 72
1.07
1,(K2
S(i9
I Helen Oher. Omaha
I H. Thomas, Wayne, Neb.
702
401
49t
Alva Slocum, Klalr. Neb t"0
M
30
12
6
J. 1. Haines, Vienna, B. D
Julius Hplfrle, Omaha
J. E. Lutman, Afton.Ia
John C. Lynch, Omaha
Joseph Schledt, Omaha
WRIT IS ISSUER FOR INFANT
Habeas Corpus Proceedings Imstltated
. Over Sis-Weeks-Old
" Babe.
Six-weeks-old Inez E. Btoner probably is
the smallest little one for whom the courts
of Douglas county ever have extended the
privilege of the writ of habeas corpus, but
such was the otep taken Tuesday by Judge
Vlnsonhaler when ha ordered Charles Segl
to produce the child and show cause for
holding ber.
The writ was issued at the Instance of
the child's father. Warren D. Btoner, and
served upon Segl by a deputy of Sheriff
Power's office. The mother of the babe
died a few days ago. Btoner says the Scgls,
parents of Mr Btoner, took the motherless
Infant and have refused to surrender to
the father.
Btoner Is a conductor In the employ of
the street car company and resides at H21
Cuming street Begt Is the manager of the
German la Gravel Boot company and re
sides at 4039 Decatur.
The writ was made returnable forth
with, and Mr. and Mrs. Segl, the grand
parents of the child, brought the babe Into
the county court room late yesterday aft
ernoon. Judge Vlnsonhaler fixed the hear
ing of the case at 8:80 o'clock Saturday
morning. The Segls gave bond In the sum
of 1600 for their appearance with the child
at that time.
Mrs. Segl declares Btoner Is quite unable
to properly care for so young a child and
further that he Is an unfit person to har
bor the little one. She says that she will
make It a good home and probably will
ask the court for the custody of Ines.
Mr. Btoner also has filed Information In
Justice Alstadt's court charging his
father-in-law, Charles Segl, with threaten
ing him and threatening to remove his
household goods. Mrs. Amanda Btoner,
wife of the complainant and stepdaughter
of the defendant, died last Sunday and
was burled Tuesday afternoon, the day be
fore the complaint was filed. The hearing
has been set .for a future date.
MOTHER AND BABE SUFFER
Both, Half Starred, Are Picked I'p
fromBtree ad lit t tie One,
Mar !
Footsore and exhausted from . the heat
and tramping the street, her half-starved
6-weeka-old infant clutching at an empty
milk bottle, was the sorry plight of Mrs.
Tenda when found sitting down in front of
the Eagle restaurant at noon yesterday.
The woman and baby were taken to the
po'iloe station and cared for and later sent
to the Child-Saving Institute. It la said
there Is not much hope for the baby sur
viving . the extremities to which It has
been subjected.
Mrs. Tenda arrived In Omaha this morn
ing from Cedar Rapids, la., where she says
she left her husband, hut Just what caused
the separation she would not say. As soon
as she reached the city she started with
her babe In arms to seek work and finally
sat . down on the restaurant steps com
pletely exhausted. She did not have as
much as a cent of money.
THINK THEYJSOT OFF EASY
School Board Members Consider They
Made Good settlement on Con
tracts with MoDonald.
Members of the Board of Education say
they think the school district got oft
cheaply In settling the second suit brought
by Architect John McDonald. The sum of
11,100 was paid, whereas McDonald asked
for between ICOOQ and $7,000. Besides this
I1E0 special attorney's fees were paid to
JClmer E. Thomas, In the first suit brought
by MoDonald to obtain damages for the
annullment of a blanket contract for all
architectural work on the school build
ings, he was awarded a 110,000 Judgment
which was affirmed by the supreme court
and which .the school - district paid. ,' The
Second suit was for damages on the broken
Contract for the high school.
DICKINSON AFTER AN OFFICE
"earner District J ease Is Candidate
tor Plaee on Beach la. the
Philippines,
Former Judge C T. Dickinson Is a candi
date for a place on the bench In the Phil
ippines, Ills friends are doing some ener
getlo work In his behalf In the way of
Circulating petitions for his support Of
fice holders with proper Influences have
been approached on the matter and some
tf the Judge's friends profess to be quite
hopeful of success.
Judge Tkklnsnn ran for election to the
district court bench at , the last elec
tion, accepting the nomination from the
democrats after having been defeated for
the republican nomination, since the cam
algn he has been practicing law. J
A Very Popular Trala
I Pernsylvanle line No. 90, the Keyatone
Kxpraua which loaves Chicago' dully at
loios a, m. Ttils la the low-fare train run
ning over the Pan Hindis Route through
Piilumliui, O. Through roaches and sleep
era Chicago to New York without change.
Try It next tlmo you go east. Age-its of
connecting lines wilt be glad to sell you
through tickets. Write Thoe, II. Thorp, M
J. ft. Hank building. Omaha. Neb., for
further particulars.
Luk Cog the tiger at Douglas street,
e
Greatest
Sale
Ever
Known
JFq)5)A
Blftfit
Bargains.
Ever
Offered
KELLEY-STIGER SPECIALS
THE SPECIAL OFFERS WE ARE MAKING EVERY DAY
ARE BREAKING ALL RECORDS FOR BARGAIN GIVINO
Thursday Bargains III Greatest the Sale
ALL KELLEY-STIGERS flo
50c75c SHIRT WAISTS at Wh
. rta
M&H j&M- fects ne-w slee
MM
A big bargain in all new
this year's style waists
made of pretty lawns and
percales, new pleated ef-
sves stripes,
25c
Kelloy-Stiaer's
price up to 78c
All Kclley-Stiger's
- $1 WasU Skirts at
Made of heavy ducks, in polka dot pat
terns and ring patterns, plain t3
strap trimmed and kilted bot- ) BV
toms-Kelley-Stiger's price up
to $l.O0, at ... ;
Kelley-Stiver's $1.50 Shirt Waists at 69c
Some of- the prettiest lace embroidererd
white waists that Kelley-Stiger had in
stock made of lawns and SwlRsea Ci
dainty lace Insertions clusters of H 1 -9
tucks, etc. fresh, charming . jf Wtl S
waists, at
$3.50 Waists at $1.50
A special offer of stunning white waists
made of sheerest lawns and dimities
wide lace edged berthas, broad shoul
der effects lace medallions, etc.
actually worth up to $3.50
at
Ladies' Trimmed Hats at 25c
Stylish Summer Millinery made of
chiffon, trimmed with popular flow
ers sold up to $1.60 Thursday,
at
J50
Trimmed and Street Hats Our prettiest and
most up-to-date summer hats everyone of jaunty
summer style have sold up to $7
Ladies' 35c VEILING ait 15c Yard
Pine fancy net veiling from the Kelley-Stlger stock, In black and colors-1 f
Kelley-Stiger's price up to 85c yd., at, IJC
Choice of "all the ladi
in narrow widths, worth f 2, Qf
at .OOC
r1
g) Trying to Close Out Every. Suit
case ana unp
by selling them at PKR CKNT DISCOUNT. Tou ought to
take advantage of the opportunity. They are made of the
best material by skilled workmen.
Omaha Trunk Factory.
Telephone 1058
1209 Farnam
fry -
BEFORE YOU GO
let us put your watch In order. We have only good
workmen and guarantee our work. ' Olve us time enough
to have It thoroughly regulated before you go. When
traveling vou need the correct time. Tnke one or more
jf our souvenir spoons with you. Look for the name,
S. W. Lindsay. Jeweler.
1516 Douglas St.
OLlflUA FOLKS
Are Gocd Judges of Genuine
Bargains.
' This was again proven by the advantage
people took of crowding the second floor of
XZ1S-1W. Douglas street, where the Guar
antee Clothing Co. Is selling the defunct
Openhelm stock. There Is no easier way of
saving money than to buy at this greatest
of all slaughter sals ever held in Omaha.
$2.38 buys men's black fancy lined sultn.
25c for men's black sateen shirts, extra
slses, same price; 9c buys a decent straw
hat; to for working pants; 4c for linen
cuffs; collars two for lc; all sorts of shirts,
your pick for 26c; fancy colored summer
sweaters for men and boys, 36c; big Una
of men's fr.ncy cheviot' suits, $2.SS; men's
blue cheviot pants, elegantly made, 98c;
all wool black suits, V.m nil wool
blue double-breasted serge sulu, $4.9);
choice of Openheim's finest suits, $6.90;
fur hats, worth up to $3.00, your pick, 48c;
all kinds of underwear, 15c a garment;
socks, I pairs for 10c; overalls with bib,
25c; choice of Openheim's finest pants, fl.SJ,
etc
THE GUARANTEE
CLOTHING CO.,
1519-1521 DOUQUS ST.
A SKIN OP BHAlrtT 19 A JfVV FOB R VP.
K. T. FKLIX OOURAVD'I OBI r NT AT.
IUmortM Tn, Pimrle-.Frocktf,
n ucsvuty. vul
ATfe detection. It
. 66 rear, and !
o iiariulaia
lMlm It to t iura
11 la properly mada.
jLupt lvo counur
teA t BiOiUat
tUaina. Jir. t. A
b-Tra nud to a
buiy of ,iha haut
mo (a patim)t
T
I'Ai 70a l.dle.
will UM Ih.m, 1
tlttunotl
'Swraud's Creaa'
u tlv. Uu harmful cl ail the ln pr.twr.UoiM.
tot Ml. by U liniaM iJ rue; Ooou lMl.rs
III lh IT. S , I'.nbUl .! Kr0f.
(LRU. T. HOPUHt, Pies'i. t'Mt k K, H. t
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
fpleadl4 UaJf-Teae pletar.
J3he Best of
Everything
The Only Double
Track Railway
to Chicago
Chicago on nn
and return iU.UU
CHICAGO and return Oft flft
via Bt. i-iouls one way....
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., k flfl
ond return July -10 r.U
CINCINNATI, O., and 09 75
return July 15 to 17 I B
LOU1SVILLK and 01 IK
return Annul! 12 to 15. '
6T. I'AUL-MINNBAPO- 10 Eft
LIS & rrt. every day....
eT. PAUL-MlNNEAf'OLIB and
return-July 14 to 18 If) 7C
end Aug. 6 to U '
MANKA'l'O &. LAKI3 f) CO
MADldON every duy...,u,JU
PULUTH and return . C Cft
every day 10. 3U
ASHLAND and Bayfield C R ft
and return every day... ''
MONTRKAL and 91 flft
return every day "'w
BUFFALO and Toronto OTIS
and return every day
Lowest Ilates to Many Points.
i. City Offlc.a 1
1401.1403 FARNAM ST.
OMAHA
TEL. 624-661
(fiA Wise Woman
V r will Ifv and irnNvt hr bMulv, A ftua
Kr? r Vj head ol uu U ch. of u. Uijjiicsi dami,
viS Imperial Hair Regenerator
.ti iui.m urey or niaont hair uay
' Jl l .tiurkl colurnr .hiuln. it ia clao. dur.
J tUf, .nil OXK APl'l ICATIoN Wll-I.
l.AOT ro MON I'HM tumnU atliKlr
oulurvd frve. teud fur raiupliUU
UpeBUlCICMICAL MFa U. U V.IU U- hum Vrk.
Bhwiuaa MoConnell Lsnis; Co.. Omaha,
iff mt imSSBC
OMAHA Thursday, Weather Generally Fair.
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An Hour's Sale of Wrappers
Thursday From 9 (o 10 a. m.
Fine percale, sateen, lawn and dimity wrappers, IQf
worth up to $1.75, at nlOC
An Hour's Sale Dressing Sacquos
All this season's purchase, worth up to $1.00 QQft
Thursday 2 to 3 p. m., at OuC
An Hour's Salo of Petticoats
Fine Mercerized cloth, pleated and ruffles 10 to 11 QQ
a. m., Thursday 89c petticoats for UtJU
arson wm
Keep out the "skeeters" and the winged
tormenis. Thursday a big sale of Screen
Doors. Any in our stock, 2-6x6-6 and
2-8x6-8. These are the popular sizes,
$1.50, $1.23, 9lJc and 7Uc and $3
in Green Trading Stamps with any
screen door sold Thursday.
Hardware section, basement,
UGQiG
Provisions
No general advance, in
prices at Bennett's.
Everything in meats,
fresh, salt or smoked, for
everybody. Trices general
ly as before supplies re
ceived daily. Omaha's bus
iest meat mart.
. Thousands of pounds of
Sugar " Cured Hams and
Bacon for Thursday, at, per
pound i .
WO DEALERS SUPPLIED.
I . 1
Irocory
Money saved on all pur
chases in our grocery.
POTTED MEATS A T
VEKY LOW PRICES.
Potted Ham, can 4c
Potted Tongue, can' . . . . 4c
50c worth "8. & reyrrri
IL" Green Trad- lyJMJ
ing Stamps with JLiiaK
each 'of the following.
Beef Loaf, can 10c
Veal Loaf, can ......... 10c
Ilam Loaf, can 10c
Vienna Sausage, can . . . 10c
Potted Turkey, can. ..... 9c
Potted Chicken, can . ... . .9c
S32,000 CLOTHING PURCHASE
Hirsch-Elsons & Co.'s Entiro
832,000 Stock of
QED'S AQD. .
VS'CLIT
BOUGHT BY US AT
35c Oil THE DOLLAR.
lOi Sale SATURDAY, July 23.
Watch Our Windows and Further . Announcements.
- Tsiy t . u. xs m. ,-,r .
40c
ii
20c
Thm lltu srIs of Iss Cms
Ikst st at tks poekst. Tbsss
ssTrs l sseh ( brL Talis
hssas wtth 70s.
I
UR. DRADBURY - 1506 Farnam
P-,i,.. Evtrsctlon DKNTI5T. TEU 1786.
Without Qu.
Fillings 0c uo
Gold Crowns, $2.30 up
Brldrs Work $2.10 u
Lkiy Atteatlsot
Fourteen Vsir
8m Localloi
Ws positively remove
nerves from teeth with
out the least particle of
pal a. flats $2 up.
Opea Sma4T 10 toll
rAMTT AL-
WATS TUB
BEST.
1YB!
i!S
TUB RKLIABLU ITOHB.
PRICES AL
WAYS ran
Wonderful Bargains
from New York and Council Bluffs
Stocks.
Th gratPit vsIups vr offered In
Omaha. Don't fall to take advantage of
this great sale.
SWEI.I, FIT.K SUITS. In chwks, stripes
and chaiKreahio tarretas.
plain ami tlgured, worth
nn to .'6.oo,
inursday
FRETTY WAPlf BTTtTS. neatly fashioned.
wpII made, trimmed with lace and em
broidery, ;ret vr!ety of
colors and fabrics, worth,
up to H0.00. clearing
sale price
HANDSOME TONOEH COATS. In all the
newest Mylen we are determined to cloee
out the entire fcit within
few dayn; they arc worth
irom J..WJ to Jiv.w, ' i
.I1U1I.11UJT ...,..
7.M and S.OO Skirts, t3.tN.
Our entire stock of women'8 sklrtn, brll
llantlnea, serges, cheviots," In mixtures
sna (iiiiin colors, worm
7.W) and 8.'J0,
choice
Thursday .....
WOMEN'S
WOOIi SUITS
$10 AND 12 VALUES
All Onr Fine Salts Less
Prlee,
$25.00 suits
at ... M
$40,00 suits
at
9.90
II y fashioned,
lace and em-
1.98
"1.98
2.98
Thaa Halt
........!.$io
MtrtMtimiM l6el90
GRAND CLEARING SALE
OF WAISTS FROM N. T. AND COUNCIL BLUFFS STOCKS
Beautiful -walBta, In Japs, taffetas, linens, I
lawns, uie most compjoie, Dest salected
line In the city, worth up to O Eft
$10.00, Thursday your choice.. , "-' v
' 75 DOZEN WOMEN'S WAISTS.
Great variety of colors and fabrics, $1.00 and $1.25 values.
cnoice .....
29c
OTHER SPECIALS
$3.00 women's lawn
wrappers
$1.60 women's peroale
wrappers
$2.00 women's moire
unaerHKirts J.
$2.00 crepe, and lawn
Klmonas
. 'SO
98c
79c
i
........... ... ....
$3.00 women's -y . . QSn
waists l.u.iit VOW
Neat lawn " ' , OQr
klmonas U"w
Children's wash dresses, all sixes and col
ors, nicely trimmed, worth OOn
$1.60, your choice Thursday
1 ' i 'V
GroceriesI Groceries! Groceries
THE ONLY STORE IN TITE WEST that
RKTATLS TO THH CONSUMER AT
WHOI.MAI.R PRICES.
Bztra special for Thursday iO-ib. sacks
hltrh patent 4X flour I 10
Good Japan lice, per pound JHc
Breakfast rolled oats, per pound 3o
10 bars best laundry soap 25c
1 bars Wool or Armour's White soap.,10o
$ packages cornstarch 10c
f-lbs. bulk laundry starch- 10c
Iarge bottles pickles, any kind BVfcO
The best macaroni, pksT 8Vo
Potted ham, deviled.; ham or potted
Deer, per can-
8-1 b. cans Boston baked beans' U........8HO
1-lb. cans Boston baked beans- 4o
1-lb cans fancy Alaska salmon So
Good drink Santos coffee, per lb 12 Ho
Choice tea slftings, lb..,..,,.. loo
FRESH FRUIT DEPT
THE LARG1CST IN THE WEST
Idurge Juicy Highland seedless lemons
per dosen .120
Iirge Juicy sweet oranges, per doson ..12c
Fancy Hallowe'en dates,; per Uj..'k..,...Bo
THE BIG BUTTER SAIVR TO BB CON
TINUED THURSDAT T..
FANCY FREESTONE J5LBERTA
PEACHES per basket .....- .i. 20o
A BIO . BUTTER SALE THURSDAY THH BIGGEST BARQAlV OF THEl SEASON
Wa have received from five of the lars-est creameries In the state 750 tubs of
butter (0 pounds each), of Fancy Separator Creamery. This Is equal to any cream
ery sola lor xnucn mgner pru-w la mux vtuor siuie m uio ttgr. vvty una jmvvr.
A delicious Table Butter-
Tomorrow, . per pouna....
.-15cl
NO LIMIT.
ALL YOU WANT,
il
em r. . m m
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In the Rosebud Indian Reservation
Opened (or Settlement
JULY 5th TO 23rd
Special reduced roundtrip tickets on Bale' Jul j; 1 '
to 23 good returning till August 81
Applj at City Offices, 1401-1403 Farnam St.J :
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.
"lBstM
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JWAGinerAle
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Is a splendid summer drink
more than half its flavor
depends on the ginger ale
so be sure you get '
DEBORAH
Ginger Ale
Batter than Imported
Mads from mineral water
from the famous Deborah
Mineral Bprlngs and the
purest refined ginger.
It has that snappy gingery
tacte." 1 '
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