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J tor 13 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: . SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9. 1904. V JIANAGER TAKES TIIE FUNDS n ad of Midway Ytoderille Show Leatei His Acton Stranded. SEVERAL STRIKE IN ANTICIPATION Wbea Crlili Coi Sealor Member of Com pa ay Discreetly Seises Cask Box aad la lei No Mar. Members of the troupe of actor appear In at the vaudeville show on the. Midway re mourning over the sudden disappear ance of Frederick Barnes, who Is said to have taken French leave Friday evening:. owing: the company, his partner and pocket Ins; the day's receipts before he left. Mr. Barnes Is the senior member of the firm of Barnes & Painter, managers of ths vaudeville phow. Barnes Is said to owe the members of his company nearly $50, to be In debt for his tent and to his partner, and the amount of cash he Is charged with tak ing is nearly ITS. Mrs. Barnes, who took the money Friday, accompanied her hus band for parts at present unknown. Quite a little scene occurred during one of the vaudeville performances Friday aft ernoon. While one of the Misses Davis of the Davis family was singing "Iv'e Got My Eyes on You." "Bally-hoo" Johnson approached Barnes and told him , matters had come to that pass that he had to pay up or his show would be closed. Barnes gave Johnson IS and then Albert Xlrchcner, the clown, came to Barnes and aid he too would have to be paid up or there would bo trouble then and there. Angry words passed between the clown and Barnes and some .of tho audlenco thought the "stunt" was part of the performance. Tho clown made a pass at Barnes and Spe cial Officer Ounsolus was called in and quieted tho combatants. Barnes promised to settle with Klrchennr In a few hours, so the Incident was closed for the time being. The members of the company have taken the show in their own hands and will try and make enough today to settle their ac counts with Barnes. The photograph of Barnes taken with the crmpnny a few days ago will be used by the authorities In the apprehension of the man He is said to have lived In South Omaha. Christian Science Lecture. At Boyd's Monday, October 10, at ! p. m., Judge 8. J. Hanna, for many years editor of the Christian Science Journal and first reader of the First Church of Christ, Scient ist, In Boston, will lecture on Christian Science. The Judge Is an able lecturer and peaks with authority. Admission free. Diamonds remounted. Edholm, jeweler. DETECTIVES GET THEIR MAN Offleers Arrest Aliened Cattle and Horse Thief Wanted by Bolt County Sheriff. Bennett Cartwrlght, said to be a desper ate cattlo and horse thief of Holt county, was arrested yesterday In room 23, above 220 North Sixteenth street, iby De tectives Drummey and Maloney. The de tectives broke open the door and as they entered Cartwrlght made a rush for his re volver on the dresser. Drummey and Cart- ' wrlffht clinched and Cartwrlght was dis armed. He Is charged at the city jail with being , a suspicious character, the Holt county authorities being notified of his cap ture. Sheriff Hall of O'Neill, Holt county, ottered a reward of 1100 for Cartwrlght'a capture and the cattlemen's association of fered rewards of $400. About six weeks ago Cartwrtsht is said to have broken away from SheriTf Hall, stolen a horso and then old the animal for $60. When soarched Cartwrlght had a bogus star In his pocket and his growth of beard bore ovldences of having been dyed. Ons and electric flxturos, wholesale and retail. Nebraska Electric and Fixture Co., Thirteenth and Harney streets. Have Root print It. CONTINUANCE OF TAX CASES City Wants Orders Bet Aside, Yelser Gets More Time -to Fight. bat The cases of the tax defaulters have been continued again. Assistant City Attorney Ilerdman brought up some of these matters before Judge Troup by notices to John O. Yelser. Mr. Herdman asked to have va cated the two orders entered by Judges Bartlett and Redick of the district court, allowing the filing of amended petitions. This Was on the ground no notice had been given the city. He also wanted a hearing on the petition of Yelser for an extension of time. Mr. Yelser asked for a continu ance. He brought up the fact the notice to himself was not in exact accordance with ths supreme court regulations. Judge Troup granted such extension as would be necessary for new notices. 4 Beautiful Niagara Pletnrew There is nothing better to bang on one's tudy wall than a fine picture of some grand scene of nature. Niagara falls Is probably the grandest sight on earth, and ons of the finest pictures of the cataract Is the water color of Charles Graham. This has been reproduced by lithography In twelve colors, 16x24 Inches, on heavy plate paper and will be sent to any postofflce In the world on receipt of W cents. In tamps or silver. Address O. W. Rugglea, O. V. a T. A, Michigan Central R. B,, Chloago. Three Inspectors ef Sewers. 'The county -commissioners, at their regu lar meeting, allowed tho county surveyor three sewer Inspectors at $3 a day. The work on the four brick sewers, contracts for which have been let, begins early 'in the week. The workmen also will be on the ground for the new steel brldire cn the Dodge street road ten milea out from the city. The commissioners opened bids for two short roada north of Forest Lawn cemetery, but probably will reject them as too high. Bert Hill was given the contract to move some' rock now at the switch to the revetment in East Omaha Coal Hill nut, $4.50. Sv South 18th St Marriage Licenses. The following marriage license were Issued up to noon October ti Name and Rdeldencj. , Age. Louis Volchecke, Omaha... 21 Rose Lyshek, Omaha 20 ttrwln A. Shrove, Falrbury 30 Mary E. Clark, Falrbury Mont Duncan, Columbus... , ar Maggie Carter, Columbus .. Adam Rledmann, Omaha 28 Elisabeth Gall, Omaha. ZH Kaymond U. Wheelock, Omaha 24 Barburu. Taylor, Omaha 24 IS K. Wedding Rings. Edholm, Jeweler. Mortality Statistics. The following births and deaths have been repuited to the Board of Health dur ing the tweuty-four hours ending at Boon Saturday: Births James is. waiton. 034 Nicholas, rlrl : John '. Barnard, 16 South Tenth. ...... 1 . ff , :.,it.. Tl.i XI.Ptl. l.. . . . i Slobbotlnlk, l:J South beventeeiuh, boy; Louis Bayersdorfer, 1441 South Eighteenth, k Deaths Mary Peters, Tenth and Castel lar. Si: Harrlette Emonds, o4 South Thir teenth, bt, John lioma, St. Joseph's hospi tal, home TvndaJI, S. D., ti; Mrs. Joiiile jh)ps. Fortieth and Poppleton avenue, 4. 'limit's" duhee. Edholm, Jeweler. 1 li boy; Wi.trr Axant, 008 South. Thirtieth, girl: Andrew Johnson, 14U Brown, girl: 7. . ' t - 11 III....... 1.1. A.lua . 1 T I- ' MEETINGS OF HARRIMAN MEN Cenferenee of gteekhelders, Directors ad Assail Election of Officers lated for This Week. A meeting of the stockholders and direc tors of the Union Faclfto Railway company will be held at Suit Lake City Tuesday. A meeting of the Oregon Short Line directors will be held upon the same day. The an nual election of officers will follow. At the meeting last year the directors of both companies voted upon the adoption of an amendment Increasing the scope of the charter extending to the companies naviga tion privileges and wharfage rights. Fur ther action may be taken at the coming meeting approving the expenditures as the result of Improvements made necessary by the amendment ' Carrey's Circle Swlnar Consists of a tower seventy feet In height. In which revolves a four-Inch vertical shaft. Near the top of the tower and keyed to the shaft Is a hub with six radiating arms; attached to the outer ends of these arms are twenty-four cables, from which are suspended the six cars, each seating four passengers. Tower, shaft, cables and all construction except the cars Is steel. An electric motor turns the shaft and as It revolves the cars swing outward and upward by centrifugal force to a height of twenty feet above the ground with op posite cars 116 feet apart. The machine is built with factor of safety of 20 to L Has 1,001 electric lights. Capacity, 480 fares per hour. Speed forty miles per hour. July 4. 1904, carried In ten hours over 3.70J persons. This swing, has been the great attraction on the carnival grounds during the past week. Will remain at Nineteenth and Far nam for three more days. Bring the chil dren. , For some ten vears he &a orrrtnteil as ertltor of the Christian Science Journal and also as first reader of the First Church of Christ, Scientist, In Boston, Mass. He is Intimately acaualnted with Mrs. Eddy and her teaching, and can speak with authority concerning the tenets of Christian Sclerce. Omaha Lodge No. 1, Hoy a?. Achates, Take Notice. Funeral services over the remains of Sister Harriet Emonds will be held In the chapel at E. L. Dodder's undertaking rooms. Twenty-third and Cuming streets. Sunday evening at 7 p. m.- All members of the Royal Achates requeued to atten.l. FRANK L. WEAVER, President. LILLIAN F. DAKIN, Secretary. Jndge Hanna Lectures. Judge Septimus J. Hanna. C 8. D.. of Colorado Springs, who Is to lecture on Christian Science at Boyd's theater next Monday evening. Is well known In Omaha and In Council Bluffs, where he was at one time engaged in the practice of the law. Blue white diamonds. Edholm, Jeweler. The Circle Swing, 19th and Farnam. Admission with ride ,10c. Children, 6c. October 10, 11,12 three days only. Three rooms furnished complete, $99; easy payments. PeoDle's Store. 16th and Farnam. The Bee Want Ads Are tho Best Business Boosters. Dancing, Morand's,1519 Harney st. Lessons private or class, Junior or adult. Tel. 1041. Men's, boys', children's clothing, hats; ladles' suits, skirts, millinery, etc.; cash or credit. People's Store, 16th & Farnam. Finest quality diamonds. Edholm, Jeweler You Make No Mistake By sending your garments or other articles to us to be CLEANED, dyed or repaired. We know we can please you and our prices are right. -:- -:- Twin City Dye Works, ' 319 South 15th St., Omaha. Telephone 1521. 21 North 26th St., Council Buffs. Telephone 30. Out-of-town customers can send their work to either address . PRICE CUT 79c cpper piato c "3 100 Engraved 79c 'henry. He Sells Stationery and Does Engraving. 1607 Farnam St. Omaha Cal ifornia $7 mm l! F. P. HEN'S SUIT SALE Fins Worsted Suits $10.00 Latest patterns made up like the finest merchant tailors make them. Alterations to make the fit perfect, tree. These suits compare favorably with whit you pay near by stores $15.00 for. Also extra good suit bargains at $5.00 and $7.50. If you want an extreme fine suit we are agents In Omaha for "Alfred Benjamin, Amer ica's Best Wholesale Clothes Tailor." Borne Imitate ' him, others may try to equal him, but nobody can beat him. We sell the Benjamin suits at popu'ar prices, $12.60, $,15.00, $18.00 and $19 50. Benjamin suits retain their shape always. RAINCOATS $7.50 and $5.00, $10.09 These coats are very popular as they can be used for overcoats ns well as for protection against rain. This week we have a very special rain coat sale at $3.00, $7.50 and $10.00. On each and every coat you can easily save from $3.00 to $7.50; no trouble to show them whether you buy or not GUARANTEE CLOTHING CO., 1519-1521 DOUSUS ST. Stylish Street Shoes The new leathers and lasts shown In our street shoes this fall s re certainly a splendid combina tion of taste and utility. Gun Metal Calf, Manila Calf, Chrome Calf and Horsehlde Ein amel are among the best of our new leathers for street wear. And our New Freak, Tramp, Critic and Perfecto lasts are very correct for style and Just right for comfort. 6hlny leathers of all kinds on new and correct lasts, for both street and dress wear, SPECIALS $3.50, $4 and $5.00 I IN HALF. Every day until Oct 15. Daily Tourist Cars through Colorado or through ,Iew Mexico. I Oth,er bargjJns in tickets to Pacific Northwest ana many Utah, Montftna and Idaho. Call or wite today for full fnfonnation and freeooklets. RUTHERFORD, D. P. A. rrs FRY SHOE ca 1323 Parnarti Street. Omaha, Neb. U !' I ' !") MM PIIPSilllSlili llllll I li Secured By Deposits Of approved securities with the. State of Nebraska, and further safeguarded by every desirable feature of modern life insur ancethe New Twentieth Cen - tury Policy issued by the Bankers Reserve Life Company OF OMAHA, NEBRASKA, IS NOT EXCELLED IN THE WORLD Aggressive, wide awake salesmen and agents r are offered profitable contracts,,.. B. 'H. ROBISON, President- Wear Clothes! Rppoiicp In Dresher clothes UCtdUdC you fret style that are, snappy tailoring' that's unsurpassable perfect fit and "" a shapeliness of collar and shoulder ssssansasssasai on which is equalled by but few and beaten by none; you get all that any tailor here or elsewhere can give you; and, you get it at the moderate price of H2j to $50 for suits and overcoats, and to to $15 for trousers. Come in and get measured. DRESHER Telephone 1857 Open Evening's Too Busy s. THE MAN FROM MISSOURI had to be shown aad the Omaha Loan and Building Association Is showing many people that the systematic layins aside of $2, 15 or $10 per month will give them a rniny day fund, for many uses. Dividends are credited January and July at 6 per cent per annum, on these as well as larger sums. Call far particulars st 1704 Farnam Street Be Building-. aw. LOOM1S Pres. ttM. NATTINdER, Sec'y Dr. Bradbury 1506 FARNAM DENTIST Teeth Extracted With out Palo. Filling- SOenp Crowns .......$2.80 up Bridge Werk. ....... $2.S0 op Plata. 4X00 sp GUTTING DRUG PRICES And stretching- your dimes and dollars so that they will buy mors for you than you have ever been able to buy before. Is what we are going- to do this week. SOME SAMPLE PRICES. 60o Socle te Hyglrnlque Soap for...' 29o Traveler's size Calder's Dentlno for lOo xBOo roiioul'i I'owder (uny shade) lOo White Kibboa Bath Soap, 7 for.... 26a IIlK Buttle Honsehold Auimonla. . .So SSo Evt and Ollrtar Shampoo Soap llo 6O0 lthlne Wine, quarts, for 2So xOo Dr. Graves' Tooth Powder ... .Oo X Goods marked with aa I, one package only to a customer. DOo Syrup of Flars (arennlne) 43o IjOO Halted Milk Horllcka) . . . .6Tc J 1-1 b. Male Team Borax far lOo 1-3 plat Sherwin-Williams paint.. 16o 1.0U Baker's Barley BLalt Whiakey for , TBo 50c Hinds' Honey Almond Cream for.,.. 29c $1.00 l'o-iu-na for 7o $1.0U Chrystal Tonlo for 7o 3oo Violet Sea Salt for 26o SI Squlbb's Saraaparilla for 7fic S3 Snooas alteraus for 1.68 Good Snlphor Candle, lOc, S. for.. SSo ai.oo Liqaoaone, we sell 7Vo Yon set PRICI3 and ttCAUTY both at this store. Small A pent a Water for lOo Colgate's Pansy Blossom Perfume, per os., for .3t8 Write for our new 100-page catalogue. It contains 10.000 Items of Interest to physi cians, hospitals. Factories and all drug buyers. Sherman&McGonnell DrugGo. Corner 16th ar,d Dodge 8ts., Omaha, Neb. RHODERICK DIM 59c October 21 will be 60c a share. Two shifts producing gold daily. Write or wire LaNB FOKD P. UUTLKR, Seu'y, Mack block. Denver, Colo. A LETTER And wdget lots off 'em like li "Chicago, 111., Oct 6th. 1901 Schaefer's Pharmacy, Omaha, Neb. Gentlemen: Encluaed find K cents la stamps, which I trust you will accept In exchange for two 25o bottles of your Kgyp ' ' o"s -r(.fim; there ia'nt anything no in vmuago iimi. van i-uiuti any where near It. Bend via Adams Kxpreas Co. No. 2, West Madison fit, as I am em ployed by them. .Tours truly. L. R. BUBTOL."' The original of the above Is on file In our Cbictiga street store with many more like It, and anyone U welcome to see them. . . .... usi-u Egyptian Lotus Ci i-um? lla lilt. KICtST EV Kit for chapa, tun, fiecklt, sunburn, etc., ounce bottle 10c i I ounce bottle lie SCIIAEFER'S CUT PRICE DKUQ STORE B. T. TATE8, Prop. 16th snd Chicago Sts., Omaha. Phones 747 end 797. 24th and N fita.. South Omaha, l'hone No. 1. 6th Ave. and Main St., Coun cil bluffs, Phone 833. All goods delivered In cither city absolutely free. i iii ia i "V Dresher bast fabrics; you got 1515 Farnam St. S J Making- Clothes to Close Fourteen Years Sams Loeatinn 'PHONE 1756 The most sensitive nerves removed with oat pal a Loose teeth made solid. Written Guarantee. Boys School Shoes The Steel Shoe, Drexel "Special", the best wearing shoe mado selected up pers, as near water-j?roof as a shoe can be made. ' Boys' alses, O Cft 2U to 6 2tt to 6 Youths' sizes, 1 to 2 Little Gents' sizes, li to 13H 2.25 2.00 Our mall order customers can order these shoes, and by adding 10c we will prepay express charges. Drexel Shoe Go. 1419 FARNAM STREET, Omaha' Up-to-Oati Shos Hous) ASK FOR OUR FREE CATALOGUE. Wines and Liquors FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES. Quart bottle Port Wine sto Quart bottle Sherry Wine j9o Vine Spring Malt Whiskey too Private Stock Whiskey, Wo PERFUMES, - ILOO fancy tos Perfumes goo too fancy box Perfumes 26a 26a fancy bog Perfumes 10c and ISo eoo per ounce Perfumes, '(10 odors) os 10o 60o Rubber Complexion Brushes z&o 26c Tooth Brushes 10c and Uo Pocket Mirrors Pocket Combs lOc 10.000 cans 10c Talcum Powder, very fine., lo 26o Hair Brush CREATOCTOBER flTl UNLN SALE See laroe Itsl ptgt hill. tout ttctton. if i i in THH RELIABLE STORE. It's Well Worth Your While mm mm Copyright 1904 by .7,.. ;h,ffncr 6? Marx in the west, no matter what your suit you. We will sell you a coat anteed, at, up from THE BOYS' NEEDS can be supplied would cost you olscwhpre. All stylos, nil fabrics In Boys' Knee runts Suits, $1.50 to ?(5.50. Youth's Long rants Suits, $3.50 to $12.50. Boys' and Childreu's Overcoats. $1.05 to $10.00 Ask to see our Hart, Shaffner & Marx hnnd-tallored suits and overcoats they're absolutely guaranteed by both the makers and ourselves. ACORN STEEL RANGES Have you examined the. Acorn new patent hot blast fire box? If not, now la the, time. The same principle Is used as that which has made our Cole's Hot Blast Heater so famous as a fuel saver. We claim that Acorn ranges use less fuel than any other. Ask us to show you why. John Ilussie 2101-09 CUMING ST. "It THE SANITADY 6 f stoves Ira Mot ' ' v.- - . 1 "-3 ' 1 1, - -:-a, """" I No Smoke, No Smell. " A slight pull on the chain lifts the top," forming a hood which draws all smokr, or odors from broiling back Into tu5 range, thus preventing their escape into the room. This is Moore's patent and is to be found on Moore's Ranges only. Call and see the Hinged Top, the Oven Thermometer ' which makes baking a sure thing, the Controller Damper, and other handy devices to be found only on Moore's Ranges. Nebraska Furniture & Carpet Co. 413-415 No. 24th St- South Omaha. CXI!? WONDERFUL Vi la VALUES IN WOOL 000DS MONDAY See large id list pig ajf-fone stction. To look over our stock of men's clothing before you buy. It won't cost you a cent to see them and it will save you dollars to buy them. There may be cloth ing just as good as we are show ing, but they cost more. The most magnificent line of hand tailored suits ever shown in Omaha. Exclusive, snappy styles, best and most popular fabrics in a wonderful rauge of handsome patterns and colors, including a full line of the popu lar new brown shades. You can't help, but find something that just suits. Come in and let us fit you in one of the most handsome suits you ever saw $10, $12.50, $15 $16.50, $18 up You Need an 0'coat? Well, why not bgy one that has serviceable quality as well as style. Dozens of styles, scores of patterns and fabrics are shown here and all built for service. You cannot find an other line so complete as ouw ideas as to price or style we can absolutely guar- fl CA sssU here at about one-third less than it Acorn Base Burners Without doubt we sold more base burners this week than any other stove house In Omaha. Had to telegraph for more to All next week's orders. Why Is this? Because Acorn base burners have proven to the Omaha publlo that they give more heat and use less fuel than any other. Acoma do not lira orack. Cash or payments. Hardware Co. s You Buy It of Hussie, It's Right' WAV- g'MM"lMffsj- ' .!U.mMmtfk V I