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CLEARING SALE OF WAISTS
Woman'
nnd em
Women'
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Women's
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Wnlt, with tuck
25c
69c
95c
Lrci'li ry, nt
Il.&u WnlsU,
500 Pieces Fine Silks on Sale Monday
z At About One-Halt Their Actual Worth.
In this sale you will find Black Taffetas, Mack Peau de Soie,
Plain Colored Taffetas and Fancy Silks.
Fanny Silk will bo In three lots full eeleo-
tlon of each kind the iii:illtic are worth
from 7Bc to St . mill go Monday, Atr
at. vnrd 69c Boo nnd
at, yard 69c Boo nnd
YOU WILL WONDER HOW THESE
BLACK TAFFETAS CAN BE BOLD BO
CHEAP.
SO-lnch Black Taffeta, worth 85c,
In thl sale., at, yard
.5l5C
See the new Bilk that are now coming- In. Hundred and hundred of the choicest,
newest and nobbiest silks ever shown inthe city of Omaha.
Monday in the
Wfi ARB OPENING UP OUR NEW FALL GOODS THIS
PRICES WILL BE
Ver
f fine Flannelette, durk Zn
lor, at, yard
oolors, at, ya
Extra heavy Flannelettes, dark
color, at, yard
Fine French Flannelettes,
at, yard...i
.7Jc
Sic
CLOSING OUT OCR BUMMER WASH
GOODS. liTC. . ,
U"Hc TO 750 WASH aOODS-50,0.0 yard
of Batistes, Organdies. Dlmltie. Lawns,
36-Inch Percale, Oxford Suitings and
other good, worth from 12o El,-,
to 75c, at, yard -w
YOUR EYES....
RENTS' -M CITY . PROPERTY
Sums Dae, According to Old Report
on Pile.
t. S. PETERSON COMPILES STATEMENT
Two Year Atfo Uatiuiutetl l'lty Could.
CvIIoct One Hundred Thousand
Dollar on Rent tbat
Were Due. -
Prevlou statement regarding the usa
Of city properly by private corporation
and Individual who pay no rent are put in
tho shad by atutemeuUi uiudo In an o:d
report of E. T. Peterson of the city ctv
glneer'a otnee. He mentlotu the names of
number of well-known Arm who are
occupying vaJuwble city realty without com
pensation, und say further that persona
and corporations are u.lng much laud for
merly parts of atreeta that have been nar
rowed, and for which purchase price
never have been paid, nor taxes upon.
Mr, Peterson at that time, April 1, 102,
estimated that $100,00 could be realized by
the city if proper attcnUou wo given to
tho matter of leasing, collection, of rents
and Insisting upon purohuuea where eume
had been agrei-d upon. '
Mr. Peterson' report, whiuh woo never
mud public, I a follows;
A requested, I have now, for some time,
devoted all of my time In the matter of
rfttinrf our maps up to date, but 1 v
luve it is uli-s to uevole uny further
time to said work, as tho same would lie
vety un.itiiHctui y aft.' completioik
Tne properties erubraced within tho va
rious i isl.is-oi-wiiy 11 nd land giunt 10 the
rullrouda I have bevu Uliublv ti get tire
piuiKT dcMcrijlion tl, itlt tU'eda to siviiio
referring to plats on file In the otllee .jf
the city clrk, who Inform me that he ha
btou unublc to Had any such plats. The
greatest obstacles, however, which 1 have
encountered, is the oxuim-Uju o streetii,
alleys and other public property by cor
poration and Individuals, without any au
thority, as tar aa the record dttclojo,
of such occupancy.
Rtferrlng to a few taken at random,
I might invntlon Furrell & Co., located
In Ftrnnnt xlreet between Seventh and
Eighth. The Sheridan Coal compuny and
the Nebraska Fuel eonipHtiy, In Howard
street between Sixth und Ueventh and the
alleys in blocks lift and lsl . The Alcntra
Paving cotnpuny on Jtickson and Fi.'th
Mtreeta; alwi. on city levee, Pennsylvania
Coal company on Mason atul Fifteenth
stsrot, Chicago Lumber company on
Matey treet between Fourteenth and Fll
tenlh; ii.iHl'.tns Hnat oint'Mtty, tn iiickorv
fctf-t wast of Keciotd; Coincer 7-os.' brick
yard on Nineteenth, avenue, north of Cen
ter street, Omaha Cool. Coke Lime
compuny, on Klubth and Chicngo 'r'vt;
I'uvld Talbot ho housi.. on Kluhth street
south of K!i-ls!a slim.t; Her dlstlHat y.
on Second, Third and Fourth streets, north
of Fierce street.
Thcm are only a few of the several hun
dred which are occupying city property
without sny wttthoiity or paying any re
munvrntlon for same.
Flad Two Hundred l.eaa,
I find In the ftty comptrolh r' oft'
hup 2M leao lvaued prior and up
Sale Ten Million Boxes a Year.
,.";:.:. The BE&T H3T WCATUESt KOICJXS A
(rv jpyjrt)
ca:;dy catjiartic
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MONDAY BMGIUIIS
IN OUR CLOAK
DEPARTMENT
Women's French Voile Skirts
with elegant silk drop worth
up to ?20.00, on sale
Monday,
Your choice Monday of any
Wool Suit in the house, worth
( up to ? 10.00, 2 75
Ladies' JJ10.00 and ?12.00 Suits
on sale Monday, yt CI C
at V.Z
Ladies' Silk Underskirts, in all
colors and black, 9S
Ladles' Skirts, worth ?5.00,
Monday, 2 98
Women's ltniny Day Skirts,
worth up to ?4.00, J
Monday, at
Women's Jap Waists, worth up
to $.".00. nt
Children's $2.00 Dresses,
nt
Women' $2.00, Lawn Wrapper,
at l
1.98
49c
1.00
i 7-inch Black Taffeta, worth $1.00.
.69c
95c
I ,n thin alo, at. yurd..
30-Inch Clack Taffeta, worth Jl.uO,
in tnts vale, at, yard
A lot of silks, Including both plain and
fancy. Borne sold for Too, others for M.U)
tosell them quickly only, 25C
10 pieces wide silks for house gown nnd
klmonas, worth up to $1.00, jnn
will sell Monday, nt, yard -Vw
Domestic Room
WEEK AND OUR
THE LOWEST.
EXTKA SPECIALS.
15c Lanw
0 Ho ' I n d 1 go" B i ii o" Pri nt',
at, ynrd
6c Cambrlo Linings,
at. ynrd ,
.3ic
.3ic
. lc
26c Percales, dark color, A
at, yard IUW
8c Madrasse, , f ftp
at, yard . 'WW
15c Dress Gingham, S7r
at. vard
12Vio Dress Ginghams,
at, ynrd ,
1,000 other bargain for Monday.
.5c
Properly cared for by na EFFICIENT,
PRACTICAL OPTICIAN of long ex
perience. Your glasses supplied at nom
inal cost. PERFECT SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED.
comber, 1896, running for a trtn "of froth
one to ten year, with an annual rental or
from $1 to $1110 per year. Nearly all of
these lease expired before and during the
yer lirOL I was unable to ascertain
whether the money culled for in said lease
had been regularly collected. A to the
leasing and releasing of theee various prop
erties there euem to have been nothing
done since 1M7. 1 -
I believe that, at the least calculation,
$100,0110 could be realised by the city of
Omaha from these various properties
through the earnest co-operation of the
executive, legls'ative and legal depart
ments. The ilrst thing to be done, how
ever, is the getting up of a complete rec
ord of what the city own how and by
whom occupied, and by . what authority.
To do this will require a great amount
of surveying and a complete search of all
records. In this connection, 1 also wish
to mention the various strips of parts of
street which were n.trrowed some ten or
fifteen years ago. About one-half of theoe
atrlps were purchased at the time by the
adjoining properly owners at tho ap
praised vultiHtloti made, amounting to
from $.100 to $!6,0uo, opposite each lot, since
which time theso parties have been paying
botli regular and special taxes upon thee
strips. On the other hsnd, those who Old
not purchnse have taken possession of
same and some have put buildings thereon.
They refuse, however, to pay the taxes
levied ot same, nnd It Is only recent'y
that the Ames estate, owning the lot .ad
joining one of these strips, in a communi
cation to the oounell, refused to pay a
sidewalk tax on account of the city own
ing the strip lying between their property
and the street. They also raised trie same
question when Chicago street was repsved.
nnd on the recommendation of the city at
torney the cost of the repavlng opposite
tho strip was taxed to the city,, and yet
they are occupying the same.
Applies to Wslteley Property,
This also applies to the Wakeley resi
dence on Chicago and Nineteenth street.
winning ine ir-pw 011 me 111 ine cuy
comptroller' ofllco I find a deed to Mr.
Wakeley for this property, properly exe
cuted and having a consideration of $.1(10;
but for some renaon It has marked upon
it the word "rnnce'ed." The amount In
the 'deed, I suppose, represents the bid
made by Mr. Wakeley. Tbere mny also
be some eases where parties have paid
the amount bid for strips, but for some
reason, probably an oversight, they deed
has never been Issued, or, if issued, there
Is no record of same. This eems to have
been the rase with J. E. Boyd, a shown
bv a resolution recently passed by the
city council dlrectlnir the nwor to deed
to 3. E. Boyd the strip opposite thl prop
erty, for the reason that Mr. Boyd had
purchased said strip, giving the date and
amount of said purchnse. I do not believe,
however, ' that tnere are many such caies,
but what there Is of them, f any. will
no doubt develop when notices nre rerved
on thee Turtles to vacate.
Another matter which I believe Is wrong
Is the leasing of any city property for a
immlnal num. A f"lr market price should
be had In each case, 1
Mr. Peterson Is working on hi report
to bring It up to date and show condition
a they are today.
Assaulted by m Stranger.
Charles Meyer, living In the rear of 712
South Eighteenth street, waa afulted
Friday afternoon by a stranger at Four
teenth and Lougls streets. Meyer was nt
the time returning from South Omaha on
a street car and wu atruck as he alighted
from the car. He mas taken home in a
conveyance by friends and attended by lr.
Stuart MaclMlrmid. Meyer none and
lips were badly bruised. He was resting
easily at lust report Th assailant made
bis vsvupe and in. police are at work 011
the case.
The Lending Dress Goods House of the West
More Wool Dress Goods Than All the Other Omaha Stocks Combined.
WE lif! NOW rRFrARFn TO SHOW ALL THE NEW FALL STYLES IN WOOL DRFHS GOODS, NEW PRINTED
WARP MOHAIRS NEW MANVTSM FFFTS IN TAlLOli SUITINGS, NEW Z1UEL1NES. fcTC. AT .RICES THAT AR
LES3 THAN AN V OTHER WESTERN HOUSE.
BLACK DRESS GOODS-PRIESTLET'S
19 ALWAT3 FIRST IN BLACKS.
Black Broadcloth, at, yard, 15.00,
H.on, 3. $2.0 and
Pluck Cheviot, at, yard. 14 50,
$."!.. $3 60. $1.M, TXc and
Block Fancies, at, yard, from 15.00
down to
1.00
49c
49c
Popular Prices Dress Goods
Pr,n'a"u,V ZJiX ry?LFt-,?Pvl,2rLAR PRICED ALL WOOL AND PART WOOL DRESS GOODS IN THE CITT.
PRICES KL IS r ROM 10c TO 69c PER YARD.
64-lncli Ladle' Cloth, worth tl.00, K.Cln
nt, yard Ovw
H-lneh Rlack Sicilian, worth
11.00. at, yard
59c
49c
Vlnch All Wool Zlbellnc, worth
7jo, at, ynrd
40-Inch Scotch Mixtures, worth ACXr.
fCc, at, yord VC
40-Inch Granite Cloth, worth
39c
(oc, ai, yara
Our Prices Defy Competition in Our Linen
and Domestic Department.
MONDAY WE WILL HAVE SOME RECORD BREAKING PRICES.
FEW PRICES BELOW.
Rendy-Made Sheets, mado of New York
Mills Sheeting, blenched, 2 '.4 yards wide
nnd yards long, wl(ie hem, without
neam. regular price guaranteed 7!c. Mon
day we will limit six sheet to Tir1
a customer, at, each.
- m a
Ready-Made Pillow Cnses, 42 and 45 Inch,
linen finish with wide hem, regular ISc
value only 12 to a. customer lCir
at, each ..a"2
20 yards Unbleached Muslin, yard wldo,
regular "He value. Monday wo will sell
2 yard to a cutomer . 9C
Extra Shoe Specials Monday
A big August clean-up sale of shoes, slippers and oxfords
AT LESS than the cost to make. Uuy your school shoes now
and save almost half. We do not want .to carry over any sum
mer goods and have put the knife in the regular prices.
Women' sample $3.00 hoes 1 (f
all leathers ,. VU
Men's $2.60 and $3.00 sample and 1 Of
odd lots shoes ttZfXt
Infant's S5c soft soles fancy
silk tops, 1 4
.... 15c
Men's $2.M and $3.00 patent colt
nnd velour calf oxfords .v
Infant's $-5 60c, 75c nnd $1.00 Bam- 'lQr
pie shoes, all leather
Child's 5-11 "6o and $100 aarnpla nQc
turn cole shoe w
Omaha agents for the STETSON. CROSSETT and JOHN MITCHELL Shoe for
i i tt tu a -wi iiunvcii h,. fur wntnun Don t vour feet hurt you
this hot weather7 Wear a G ROVER HAND
HARDWARE AND HOUSEFURNISHINCS
Mrs. Potts' Patent Hundle Bad Irons, throe Irons, handle and stand, x 79C
Frul" Cuw,' per dozen, 39C urner Qasoiine 'BtoveV ' ""'"""2.49
Can What Yrtu Can Duv for 3 l-2c Each
W W wv,. - T J ' -
10c Pot Scraper 10c Can Opener 10c potato Masher 15c Wire Soap Dish 15c Box
Wax TaDers loc Bottle Machine Oil 15c Mr. Potts' Sad Iron Handles 10c Scrub
" i ........ n'u n ta Tin- rjl:i I.emnn Extracters Ea Beater and hun-
rUHU A -VJ Ud I l. in . ....- - -
.1 i - .rl n Ui, Vfvrlh fnilll IOC tO
LI I CUB VI Ul"'l " .. .
STOP CUT IN SUGAR RATE
Allied Railroads Respond to Appeal of
Jobbers to Hold Off.
THREATENED WAR ' QUICKLY AVERTED
Hurry-l'p Call Sent Oat by Trans
portation Conipa.ule In Chlcaajro
Result Mean Much Good to
Omaba Men.
The threatened sugar rato war, almost
precipitated yesterday by a cut of 6 cents
by the Milwaukee to become effective at
once, and by the Burlington to take effect
August 25, was nipped In tho bud.
A hurry-up call of raflroad official rep
resenting the roads doing the cuttlug and
other northern road was made at Chicago
and the old rate will stand. These rate
were fixed at a meeting held some time
ago In Chicago at which time, the rate from
Now York to Omaha was fixed at (7 cents,
and from the gulf to Omaha at 87 cent.
Thl was an Increase for the gulf roads
from 32 cents. The gulf road during the
last few day havo been claiming their neW
rate was too high, consequently they have
been losing much of the sugar trade. This
Inspired them to go back to the old rate.
The Burlington and the Milwaukee re
taliated by making the 6-cent rate, which
it would have been - Impossible for the
southern road to meet withaut a great
losa of money.
Such a reduction In rate meant much to
Omaha Jobbers and rail day Saturday the
wire were kept hot to Chicago for In
formation. All of the Jobber are heavily
stocked with eugar for the trad of next
month and thl wa bought under the h'gh
rate and would have to be disposed of un
der tho low rate, meaning a losa of the
difference.
Bald a well Informed Jobber: "The effect
of the cut in rate would be severe lo to
Omaha Jobbers. We have laid In large
stocks of sugar under the high rate to pre
pare for the large trade of next month
and this would have to be sold In accord
ance with the cut. It would mean a heavy
loss to the owner of eiignr beet mills also,
a they would have to shrink their profit
to meet the decreased rate. In Nebraska
and rtah. the mill have Just begun to
grind, while the California miller have
started their shipments. It will be roine
ten days, however, before the products of
these mill reach the eastern markets, a
they supply their wes'.-rn trade first, but
they, too, will likely cum In for heavy
lo."
HUSBAND RESCUES HIS WIFE
Take Young Woman Away from Re
sort to Which She We Led
by Evil Companion
Florence Burnett, an Inmate cf Jennie
Martin' resort at 824 Dodge street, ha
been fined $ and costs by Police Jutlgj
Berku. The Burnett woman was arraigned
on the charge of vagrancy and being a dis
orderly character. It I aald a charge of
procuring will be filed against Mis Burnett
next Monday morning in police court.
It t alleged that Florence Burnett went
to Osceola a few day go and Induced Mrs.
Ethel McCormlck to come to Omaha under
the pretext of securing lucrative employ
ment and wearing fine clothe and enjoying
life. Mr. McCormlck followed hi wife t5
Omaha and, with two police u Ulcers, res
cued her from the Martin resort Friday
veiling, Xt U UA JUi. JduCoriuluk w
TAILOR SUITINGS.
Fancy Mohairs, at, yard, 49c, 59o, s Rf)
. rut ,.n n J
Mannish effect In Tailor Suitings,
nt. yard. 6oc to
New r.lbellnes. In all the new
weave, at, yard, 4o to
New Voiles and Crepe Eollencs,
at, yard, 85 to
5.00
3.50
3.00
40-Inch French Plaid, worth
7Cc, at, yard
60-Inch New Fall Fancies,
worth &9c, nt, yard
73o All Wool Challles,
at, yard.,
EXTRA SPECIALS.
39c
25c
25c
FROM :00 to 11:30 A. M In our high
grade Dree Good Department, we will
NOTE A
English Long Cloth, soft finish, yard wldo,
K',c value. Monday we will sell 4 itM
Li yard for I.vCJ
Mercerised Table Dflmnsk, pure white. In
beautiful patterns, regular iuc Value. On
ppectal sale, T?lr
it, yord OAJW
Pure Linen Toweling, iinblcnched, IS Inch
wide, regular 12MiC value, 71r
at, yard
India Llnon, Dotted Swiss, Check Nnln
sook. etc., regular 10a value, Cn
on sale, at, yard
Child' 6-8 $1.00 sample turn sola fQr
nippers Wk
Boys', youth' and little gent'
$1.50 satin calf School 6hoes. OQr
sites -5H VOW
Misses' and child's viol kid and fkQn
box calf $1.50 School Shoe VOW
Women' 00 vlcl kid lace shoe j29
Men's $2.00 vlcl kid nnd fine satin VQ
calf shoes, at g.w
SEWED SHOE and be comfortable.
IDC.
working In a hotel at Osceola at the time
he left. Mrs. McCormlck Is being held at
the matron's department at the city Jail as
a witness against the Burnett woman. Mr.v
McCorTnlck I anxlou to return with his
wife and the runaway wife seem equally
anxlou to return to the pastoral Osceola.
Mr. McCormlck I but 18 year of age.
She waa married at 18. It Is reported
love' dream wa not continuously a bliss
ful as Cupid had pictured It and the youth
ful wife wa not Blow to listen to the siren
voice of the tempter which came in the
person of Florence Burnett, who worked
with the .unsophisticated Mr. McCormlck,
bo when the Omaha woman told of the life
of oontlnuous pleasure to ba had for the
coming. In Omaha, the young woman came.
She landed, under the benign direction of
her temptor, In the resort,, out says a scon
as she learned of Its character she locked
herself In her room and averted the shame
into which she came so neat falling with
out knowing It.
WINONA BIBLE CONFERENCE
Tenth International Gathering;
Christian Worker Heady to
Begin It Work.
I
WARSAW. Ind., Aug. 20. Tha tenth
Winona Bible conference and inter
national gathering of Bible stu
dent and Christian worker will
begin It annual session at Winona Lake
Sunday, August 21, when the director. Rev.
J. Wllber Chapman, will deliver the open
ing sermon. All phase and topic of
religious work are to be discussed by soma
of the leading pastor of England, Scot
land, Caimda and the United States.
Several Omaha minister contemplate at
tending this conference. Dr. W. II. Bur
dick of the Second Presbyterian already 1
tilers.
THI CK KXTEMM2D FOR . TWO DAY
Pru7n Rovernraent and Insur
gents Fail to Com to Term.
BUENO8 AYRES, Aug. 20-Pasenger
arriving at Formosa from Asuncion, capi
tal of Puraguay, say that the truce be
tween the Paraguayan government force
and the insurgents has been extended for
a further period of forty-eight hours. The
recent Interview between the government
and Insurgent chiefs was without result.
Th latter demand three portfolio la the
ministry, half the member of both cham
ber and the office of chief of police. Tha
government concede the mlnlaterie of
foreign affairs and Justice.
The government 1 cald to posses 5,000 or
6,000 men, of whom about 1,200 are regu
lar and the rest undisciplined men, who
are dally deserting to th Insurgent. The
Insurgent vessels have taken the depart
ment cf ,San Pablo, Villa Rosario, Con
ception and other. Families are emigrat
ing to Asuncion, some are going to the In
terior and others are bound for Argentina.
It is said that at the request of the dip
lomatic corps the Insurgents have prom
ised not to further bombard Asuncion, so
long as the government doo not attack
the Insurgent squndron. -
The number of cattle In Asuncion Is lim
ited und prices uf provision are rising.
PA Ml WANTS rEACll WITH AIL
Not Looking; tor War and Especially
Not with Colombia.
PANAMA, Aug. . President Aml.lbr
today Informed the correspondent of the
Associated Pre that there I 110 truth la
th report received In New York yesterday
from Buena Ventura, Colombia, to th
tffect that th government " of Panama
.d autloued a garrlavu at Nulgl, at the
i m ' ' I. 1 . . J
New Walstlngs,
In Mercerised Warp and
All Wool, at, yard
?0o and
5Uo Tto tQ0
We are Omaha Agents for
Lnnsdowne, nt, ynrd
1.25
FOR POPULAR TRICED DRESS GOODS
SEE THE DOMESTIC ROOM.
SEND FOR SAMPLES
sell short and long length of Mgh grade
Dre. Goods, Voiles, Tailor Suitings,
Mohair, etc., worth from H2S to $360
yard only one pattern to a cu. OQp
tomer it, yard... CJVfc
FROM I TO 4 P. M.-We will sell All Wool
and Half Wool Dres Goods, worth from
DOc to $1.25 ynrd only one pattern Ifyn
to customer at, yard.
Notion Department
60c Lndleg' Belts. JC
Monday JC
11.00 fancy Silk and Leather C)
ltolts jwt
The "Peggy" Bags at 49o Off-
and.
, w
JOc Wash Taffeta ribbon, per
yard :
&0c Ladles' Neckwear
at
.10c
19c
Closing Out All Summer Laces
One-Third Off.
China Department
Decorated English Soup nnd c
oyster jbowis
6-qunrt Fireproof Cooking Pot, sell regu
larly at ooo, on aie Monaay, loC
Crystal Sugar and Cream Set, 15c
Jnpanese Egg Shell Decornted Cups and
Saucer, worth 76c, Monday, 23C
Majallca 2-quart Water Pitcher. Qg
Just received a beautiful lln of English
Crown China Cups, Saucer and irir
Plates, up from OVW
Flannel Department
16c Fnncy Stripe, book fold fine Zephyr
Gingham, filr-,
at. yard UJC
25c 27-inch wide White Wool 4 fi
Flannel, at, yard IOW
15e .TO-lnch wide Outing Ql
Flannel, at, yard OJl.
One ease fine Check Apron C
Gingham, at, yard
Another ;reat aile " of Cotton Flannel,
extra wide nnd heavy, worth B.
10c, at, yard
I case's $1.25 Bed Spreads, QB
at, each OCJC
1 case $1.00 Bed Spreads, AQr
at, euch zf
confluence of the Atrata and San Juan
rivers, thereby assuming formal posses
sion of a wide trp of the Colombian de
partment of Cauoa. The president added
that Panama wants peace with all na
tion and especially with Colombia.
CRANK THREATENS DEATH
Propound Quest ion to Federal O di
cer Bearing: on Naturalisation
and Promise Violence.
NEW YORK, Aug. 20. -An ahonymou
letter wa received today by Assistant
United State Pitrlct Attorney Joel M.
Marx threatening the federal official and
those connected1 with him with death if
the prosecution and arrest of Italians for
alleged naturalisation frauds did not cease.
Mr. Marx ha since hi appointment as as
sistant district attorney last January caused
the arrest of mnny Italians on charges of
naturallratlon frauds.
The letter, which evidently was written
by an Illiterate person, ask why the men
who cause fraudulent paper to be Issued
are not arrested Instead of the person to
whom, they are Issued. The letter wa
signed, with a roughly drawn heart pierced
by an arrow.
LEADS HIS men .TO VICTORY
General HaeArtbor Take Charge ot
the Maneuver in California.
CAMP ATASCADERO. Cnl., Aug. 80.
Today wa Major General Arthur Mac
Arthur' problom, the first of which h
hn taken charge of elnce th maneuver
began. It concerned with the march and
deployment of a division. A blue force
of two column commanded by Colonel
Marklcy .and Ward and under the direct
suporvlblon of the general advanced against
an Inferior brown forco, constituting an
advance part of a main army supposed to
be locuted at Santa Barbara.
The rnurch Included climb over Bteep
hill and many of the militia fell from the
ranks from exhaustion. A an example
of technical Bklll In handling men General
MacArthur's strategy of today was worthy
of hi rank.
Bondsmen Surrender Their Men.
ABERDEEN, 8. D., Aug. . (Special.)
August Siebrecht, formerly postmaster at
LeUeau, but now a resident of Bowdle,
wa brought tofore Federal Court . Com
missioner J. E. Adams, who committed
him to Jail for safe keeping. Borne time
since Siebrecht was arrested on the
charge of having embezzled government
money whl'e postmaster and was placed
under a bond of $600 for his appearance In
the federal court. For some reason Ms
bondsmen became uneasy and surrendered
Siebrecht to the authorities.
Wheat Yield Are Better.
ABERDEEN, a D., Aug. 0. 8peclal.)
Treshlng rejort continue, to show yield
surlor to those expected, owing to the
rust scar. W. ' F. Lange of Northville
report that F. C. Mariner, near that
town, threshed out fifteen and one-half
bushels of wheat per acre from hi crop,
and It grade No. 1 northern. John John
son, the Milwaukee roadmuster, say re
ports from Tulare, Letcher, Woonsocket
and other places show an average yield
In tho neighborhood of ten bushels to the
acre of good wheat.
Isal FUM Over Doll Carriage.
PIERRE. 8. D., Aug. 20.-(Spacll.) A
case which ha been rallud in a Justice
court for toduy show the extent to which
men wl'l go, when their aoger 1 arouned.
The rhlMren of two families eng.iged In a
(iuarrl over the ksw hjn ot a doll car
riage worth a few cents, and It wu taken
up by Uivlr paj-cut. uu. vl UUut (vlviu-
A SIMPLE
STORY
But one that la of Tast Importance to ytu.
It touches the most vital point In your
existence YOUR POCKETBOOIv.
THE STORY:
During the rt week we have rear
ranged our whole Furniture Stock. Wo
have gone through our warehouses nnd
the resi.lt Is we rind we have Too MUCH
FURNITURE. To reduce tMIs great ! k
and do It uuick, we have decided to stait
the most sfnsntional Furniture Sale ever
attempted In these I"irts. If you need
anything In the Furniture line; if you ex
pect to need anything sown; If you have
nut off buying some article, wn ting, per
haps for THIS opportunity. HERE AND
NOW IS YOUR CHANCE. Come M.vn-dav-mnke
one dollar do the work of
throe. Cost will not tw considered I Iri i thla
sole. You will be surprised. 1,J Metal
liels Into designs all go below the mak
er's cost.
A Furniture Sale That You Will
Remember.
GENTS' FURNISHINGS
One lot of Men's Working Shirts, In Htfl't mitl tlnrk colors, with double TQ
fronts and bricks, worth up to JiSc, Montlny, ut, ench
One lot of Hoys' 8 went era. In plutn and fancy colors, regular 50c 10i
quality, Monday, at, each
Men's Fancy Hose, German Llslp, In plain and fancy colors, worth 1
. 3tc, Mouday, at, pair...'
Speca Hour Sales
FROM 10 TO 11 A. M. For one bour we will jdnoe on sale Ladles' Fine Fancy
t Lisle Thread and Mercerized Sleeveless Vests, in black, white and colors,
'worth from lc to S!)c, (quantity liniltedi, nt, each ....J
FItOM 11 TO 12 A. M. We will place on sale uiH) dozen Ladles Hose, 'In Jilalu
and fancy colors, worth from l,"c to a5c for one hour only
at, pair
TRUNKS!
TRUNKS!!
Carpet and Drapery Specials 8:00 Ajw!
Sample lot of high and modlum grade Rope Portiere, some slightly
soiled, worth up to $5.00 each, Monday, at
2,000 yard special pattern best All wool Ingrain Carpets, S to 60 ynrd
pieces, Monday, yer yard...,,
15x17 Reversible Rugs, O e
at. each : aSOW.
Grocery Department
SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR CLOSE BUYERS
W-pound can Totted Beef, Ham or
longus ,
Vi-pound can OH or Mustard Surdities..
Celluh.ld, Magnetic, Elaslia or I. X. L.
Starch ,
1-pound can Alaska Salmon
Condensed Mince Meat, pkg
S-pound can Boston Bnked Leans
Imported Macaroni, pkg
X-Cello, Neutrlta, Force, Vigor or
Vim, pkg
10 bars best Laundry Soap
3 bars Wool or Armour's White Soap...
Evaporated Peaches, lb....;
"is
7Ho
6o
84c
8'tc
74c
2..o
Mo
7Hc
Ing the carriage from the possession of the
other. The coats In the suit have alreudy
gone up to about twenty dollars, and the
case has Just barely begun. Even If the
mutter Is allowed to end by th hearing
In the Justice court, either party could
have bought a half dozen carriages like
the one In dispute with their attorney
fees alone.
HORMOXS
ISFLl ESftB
VOTE
American Mining; Conarre Will De
Reinforced by Proalc.
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 20. By a decision
arrived at today by president J. II. Rich
ards, Vice President Ewing and Secretary
Mahon of tho executive committee of the
American Mining congress, the voting of
proxies by delegates and members will be
permitted In deliberations of the seventh
annual session of that body to be held In
thl city next week.
The notion Is a decision upon the con
stitutional provisions of the congress and
Is one of the greatest Importance, In view
of the fact that a decision Is to be reached
a to the permanent headquarter and also
because of the contest for the next annunl
convention. Salt Lake City dolegute have
wired home for 600 proxlts to be voted In
the contest for permanent headquarter.
HOLK1IEIMER FAVORS TUB MORMON
WH1 Not Rnn for Coniirtm Owing to
Condition In Idaho,
LAORAND13. OTe., Aug. 20. F. H. H0I3
helmer xf Pocatello, Idaho, who is Jiere,
stated that he had tendered his resignation
as nominee for congress owing to the fact
that conditions have arisen since hi nomi
nation regarding the Mormon question that
make It appear that a campaign la to be
waged against the Mormons In that state.
Ho feels that he cannot do Justice to hi
party and wage a war of that kind.
ROOSEVELT REACHES OYSTER BAY
Prraldent and Party at the Loag
Island Summer liurae,
OYSTER BAY, Aug. tO.-Presldent Roose
velt and purty arrived here at 8:18 p. m.
DISEASE IS A DEAR ARTICLE
Intelligent I .ana Might Save Much
Waste of Health, Life and
Money.
By careful calculation the cost of ma
larial fever In Texas alone Is estimated by
Dr. Woldert to be at least $0,000,000 a year
and probably nearer $10,000,000. One person
In twelve in some pluces Is down with the
disease. What a good business plan It
would be to ave three-fourtha or nine
tenths of this wasted money by preventing
the disease. No physician doubts the possi
bility; the methods of prevention are well
known and are easily carried out.
The public, however at leuut Its law
makers cannot be brought to reallxe the
wisdom of nich economy. Money can be
found for "Junketing tours." public build
ings of a political character, and a hun
dred less necessary measures, but nothing,
or next to nothing for stopping the greyest
losa to the community that from disease.
For every dollar spent to pay public health
officers arid the cx'nse of preventive medi
cine there can be $110 saved.
' It Is thl financial aspect unfortunately
that must be emphasised, and which, long
enough and louilly enough reiterated, may
ut lust bring about some attention and
practical lawmaking on the part of our
legislative txxlles. H.miis plantbriUt
should give a $Ufo prUu for the bctt essiy
on the subject, "The Jxpenne of Dli.ei.Mi
to lbs State," di-lgned to show the couiruru
pvfyl. U UiucU couU be vJ tj boards
lii!
TUB HRLIABLB HOKE,
TRUNKS!!!
Another fortunate purchase. A
Trunk Manufacturer of Orange Vnl
lev, N. J., on account of ome labor
trouble, was tumble to make deliv
eries according to contract, the
natural result being an accumulation
of several hundred trunks, which he
offered to us nt a price that would
not cover the cost of production
(Steamer and Dresser Trunk for Men
and Women.
We Offer Them at One-Third Sav
ing $3.00 to $30.00.
,1.98
..60c
80x56 Reversible Wool Smyrna Rugs, f)Qr
each VOW
Evaporated English Currants, lb Ti
Ruby Prunes, lb , $'o
FRE8H FRUIT SPECIALS.
Large, Jxlcy Lemons, do 12a
Fancy P.artlett pears, do , 15q
Hallowe'en Date, lb , 60
California White Fig, pkg 60
Strained Honey, rack Ho
BUTTER! BUTTER!! BUTTER!!!
Fancy Separator Creamery, lb........... 20o
Good Separator Creamery, lb 18a
Choice Country Butter, lb. ............ ...12fta
of health if made active and powerful by
public money and support.
Such a pamphlet sent and repeatedly sent
to every voter should In time establish
competent publlo health officers. and then
lesson the' mortality rate by half and the
morbidity figures by three-fourth. For
every death there are two year of sick
ness and even with our present knowledge
at loast half of thl waste of money and,
life la unnecessary. American Medicine.
When In St, Loot
see the Grand Trunk exhibit In the For
estry, Fish and Game ' Building and gat
from attendant Illustrated literature 'de
scribing the finest summer resort region
on the American continent, all of which
are most conveniently reached by the new
Grand Trunk-Illinois Central through car
line from St. Louis to Montreal.
If desired, publication and Information
as to train service will to sent by mall by
tho Advertising Department, Grand Trunk
Railway System, 135 Adams SI., Chicago,
Geo. W. Vaux, A. G. P. A T. A.
Speolal Summer Tourist Tea ta Ken
tueky, Tennessee, North Carolina
and Virginia.
The Chicago Great Western Railway will
ell speolal round trip tickets at very low
rate to Crab Orchard, Ky.j Mlddlebor
eugh,, Ky.; Tate Springs, Conn.) Olive
Spring, Tenn.j Ashevllle, N. C.I Hot
Springs. N. C l Roanoke, Va.( Glade
Springs. Va.; Radford, Va.j and other
points. Tickets on sale dally, good to re
turn until October 31. For further Infor
mation apply 10 8. D. PARKHUH8T. Gen
eral Agent. OiU.Farnam street, Omaha,
Neb.
Special Summer Tourist Rate to Dee
trolt. Mich.
The Chicago Great Western railway wilt
sell round trip ticket at on fere plus
$2 00. Ticket on sals dally. Good return
Ing until October 31. For further Informa.
tlon apply to 8. D. Parkhurat. General
Agent, 1311 Farnam St., Omaha. Neb.
A. B. Hviermonn. diamonds; own Imp.
Flrst-clnss watch and Jewelry work at
Hubcrmunn', corner Hth and Douglas, ,
DELICATE GIRLS
And women everywhere receive ImmedluU
benefit from a few dose of Hoatetterg
Stomach Blttor. It is especially com
pounded a ft cure for air womanly ill aad
ha proven safe and reliable. Prominent
physician endorse 1
l.GsfQiicr's
Stonacli
Bitters
without hesitancy,
for past exKi lrti
ha proven It to be
the beet remedy on
the market for sickly
women. By restoring
functional regularity
It cure.
Sleeplessness,
.nervousness,
Sick Kssdacbe,
Nausea, Cramp.,
Fainting Spells,
Dyspepsia and
Indljestisii. .
W I.IIUIL.
STOMACH
A trtnl will convlrn)
yon of It vul'm.
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