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BRIEF CITY NEWS. I POLICE DRAGNET IS SET OUT
faTe -C. Vint Tt. !
t . . CreemB ft 0ns Ooal.
Take Your Jointing to the Tim.
ts. ilectrle future.. Burg.is-Orsnd.n.
Ths Way la Op through the Nrb. S.
n ixan As.'ii t lava n, ,.,. WetklJ
n monthly payment may be male; pay
vr annum. 1G0S Ktmam Street
Heavy Dtmifi ult Damages claimed
mj.treU enipiojes have no terror for
employer w h.j carrtrg hi liability
Inmrancn m, Cielgli. naldrige ft Co.
'I'None liouilaii 2mt.
La Orippa and Pneumonia r dangerous.
A liay weight raincoat for a cold day la
mu-h bettor than an overcoat. The Omaha
It ibbsr Co., E. n. spraaue. president. ltS
Unrnry St. Junt around the corner.
atobbed? It innv hannen at any
line unlera you have your valuable in our
af di-poHlt vault. You can rent a private
af for :t a year. Omaha Safe Deposit
and Trust Company, entrance MM Karnam
lre-t. or throuvh the bank.
All Suspicions Character! Are to Be i
Hauled to Jail. I
POLICE FORCE IS CBIPFLED1
Seaeral Are Off for lurk of Keinde sad
Three Are lrk hlef flonahae
Hope rnr Hellef from Ik
I.esMatatar.
Chief of Polh e Donahue has sent out an
order fur the arrrst of all mmplcloua i par
si ters. Vnlpss a man tan show where and
how he Uvea to the aatlafartlon of the
rhlrf. he will land In the Hty Jail and
stay there until someone come to hl re
lief. The continued holdup In the city ha
j aro'ixed Chief Donahue to action,
j "Tliv must top," declared the chief
I Thursday morninc. "and I am of the
'opinion that It will be but a day or two
I until we will have these fellows In our
'I hursday mornlne; before I'nlted States
Commissioner Antleraon, charged with spli
ts . His hearing was set for
morning.
Ysrdlot for Jailer John C. Henry lost
hi fight SRRlnHt AiiKiiatu Sedln, a former
county Jailer, for J5 .000 damage for un
warranted assault when tho Jury which
heard the case In Judpte Kennedy court
returned a verdict fur Sedln Thursday
mornlnK. . ,
Underwriters Elect Offlcars Member
of the Omaha Klie Insurance Underwrit
er' exchange have elected offlcera for the
new year, as follows: Frealdent, John W.
KobMns; ! vice president, C. W. Martini
treasurer, Alfred C. Kennedy; secretary, C.
O. Talmage. ,' .
Jury Plaoss It Blanie In the verdict
handed In by the coroner'a Jury Thursday,
no blame was attached to the crew of th
street car which struck and killed Ilk-hard
W. Scott of . Thirty-first and Madison
streets. South, Omaha, "as he was driving
to work Monday mornlnK.
traits, Puaoral Priday The, funeral of
Ferdinand Btrelts, who died at Ms home
Tuesday 'evening, after bavins; been a res
ident of Omaha for fifty years! will be
held at th family residence, 1430 South
Seventeenth street, at 1 o'clock Friday aft
ernoon. Rev. Jlousman of the Castellar
Street Presbyterian church will conduct
th services.
eld for Bullion Thefts "Sleepy"
Hswltt, John Goldberg and Tom Clausaen,
charged with stealing six bars of bullion
owned by the smelting company from a TJn-
Ion Pacific ear, came vip for trial Thursday
morning In police court and appealed th
case to the district court. They could not
furnish the 11,000 bonds and remained .In
Jail.
Bar Association Annual Meeting The
annual banquet and business meeting of
the , Omaha Bur association will . be held
at the Paxton next Saturday evening at
JM. About 160 attorneys, members of th
association, will be In attendance. Officers'
report for last year will be reoetved and
officers for 1911 will be elected. A program
of short toasts Is being prepared. Notices
of the meeting wers sent out Thursday by
President Frank 1 Weaver and Acting
Secretary Charles; R. Foster.
xwaaral ox laasman Herman Uanes,
aged 84 years, a lineman In the employ of
th Nebraska , Telephone company, died
from an operation In a local hospital
Thursday morning! Hanes, who fell from
a pole last spring. Injuring himself badly,
had'' been .alck all summer and had been
In the hospital for a greater share of th
time, his leiiow employes have taken
charge of th funeral arrangements, and
W. W. Stewart will accompany th body
to Jamesvllle, O., where, the funeral will
take place.
Bodasodorlch Hearing Steve Bodasodo- .. . , .... .. . ,.,
. i. k :jl ........ , , I nder present conditions It Is extremely
Men. if South .Ninth street, was arralKned ', . A ,,,
iimiu in i u f r inw hit n.-. ii nnumu .....
At present ten of our regular patrolmen
. 1 1 ....... . ... nn l.ui nf BhlnnMa
Irig liquor a Itbout paying the government j , ., ," ' . . ,, ,vllh
. , ; .... 'and three because of sickness. Itn the
ncanng oaa net lor rnmy ...... . , ,h lhUv.. ,fl iv,,1B.
hsve R better chance to ply their nefari
ous trade.
"We are doing all we can to land these
fellows," continued the chief. "When they
are brought within the toils I believe that
you w 111 find them to be a gang of boys
ranging In age from 18 to 22 years boy
who have been In the reform school.
'The present ytem of paroling boys
from the reform School has much to do
with these petty robberies. If the Judges
and reform school officials were not so
free to parole boys, I do not think we
would have near the petty crime that we
have at present.
"However, conditions show that we must
have more patrolmen. The force now
consists of eighty-four, but only seventy
four are working. It Is utterly Impossible
for them to patrol all parts of the city. If
the charter revision bill passes, conditions
will be bettered. The new charter provide
for n appropriation of 1195.000 for police
purposes. Now we are getting aooui
000. To properly police the city or omana
we should have 150 patrolmen, but there
is no chanc to get this number."
TWO BOY "I'SPECTS ARK HELD
Joseph Trimble and tleorae a ate I Are
Taken by Police.
In the arrest of Joseph Trimble and
Ueorgn Kagel, two boys about 19 years of
age, Captain John H. Savage feel certain
that he has In custody two of the trio of
holdup men who have been plying their
trade to uch good advantage during the
winter. When Trimble was arrested with
Kagel this morning In a pool hall by De
teotlvea Murphy and Van Deuson, a Loaded
revolver was found upon his person. With
them wss a third person, who escaped by a
door In the rear.
The boys have not confessed, but at
tempts at Identification will be made by the
police this afternoon. The two boys answer
In a general way to the description of the
three men who committed three holdups
In the vicinity of Tenth and Center streets
Monday night. The three of th holdups
occurred within a half hour of each other.
When arrested Trimble and Nagel gave
no addresses, saying that they had been
stopping at different boarding house about
town. They said they were bell boys.
Trimble was arrested with Monk Trum
mar and Sledge Noeky about three months
ago and charged with . highway robbery.
Trurnmer received a sentence, hut th
other two were freed. .
Fortune in Eeathers
is Loot of Burglars
Kern's Millinery Store Sobbed of t
Wagonload of Valuable Plumage
. and Trimmings.
Plume arid, feathers worth between tl.OOO
and 11,600 were stolen from th millinery
store of Fred Kerns, U08 Douglas street,
last nlghU.
Burglars entered the establishment by
cutting a panel from a back door. Goods
not stolen were scattered about on th
floor of th store room. The establish
ment was left ittr general confusion.
A dosen or mora of costly hats were
stripped of their1 plume and completely
wrecked. Four I valuable fur coats are also
mleslng. The burglars left a number of
cartridges scattered about th place.
Mr. Kerns will be unable to plao the
amount "of els) loss- exactly 'nntll he In
voices hht stock. Tils stock of plumes
will be th largest Ham.
About A month ago Mr. Kerns' residence
was also robbed and h la beginning to
think that he la a marked man.
MRS.&YRN AT DETENTION HOME
Miss !rl Brtgajn Take l Work
la Of rive of the Associated
Charities.
Miss Bernlcu Briggs has I een appointed
to the staff of Asslatant In the office of
th Associated Charities. Miss BrlgR. who
1 a graduate of the Chicago Training school,
resigned the position as deaconess In the
Methodist hospital to accept the position In
the office of the Associated Charities and
began work ThuraUay morning.
A "vacancy In th Miss Jontz'a staff wa
made possible by the reelgnatlon of Mrs
Elisabeth- Howe Hyrn, who began her
dutle as superintendent of th Detention
Miliool Thursday morning. For the pres
ent, th berth of assistant superintendent,
which was vacated by Mrs. Byrn, will not
be filled but the duties will be divided
among h staff
Kl.TON 171 NO IMMEDIATE DANGER
Droaglat Who Waa Shot is (More Is
I.tkotr to iarvlv.
Reuben Flton, who wa shot down by
bandits In his drug stor Wednesday night.
I resting easily In his room above the
tore. He I said to be out of any Imine
dlate danger. He is greatly weakened by
th loss of blood.
The shooting took place at 8:15 p. m. In
the Bristol Street pharmacy, of which El
ton Is the proprietor, and which Is located
at Twenty-fourth and Bristol streets.
Apsre.
Foley's Kidney Itemed? A
ctatloa.
L. McConnell. Catherine, St. Kim Ira, N,
T writes- I wish to axpress my ap
preciation of the great good I derived
from Foley's Kidney Remedy, whtoh
'ised for a bad case of kidney trouble.
Flv bottles did th work moat effeo-
tlvely and proved to me beyond doubt
I th most reliable kldnay medlcln
hav vr taken." Bold by all druggist
Balldlsug Permits.
8. M. Norlen, Windsor Place, frame dwel
ling, I2,i0; S. Spiegel, 1206 North Twenty
fourth, Improvements, ihw.
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
Dion Qcraldlne, superintendent of cob
structlon of th TransmlsalBSlppl exposition
In Omaha. Is a vixltor In th city after
a long abeence. Mr. . Ueraldln ha mad
his home In Chicago for the last five or
six years.
Uyw to cure a cold la a question In
which "many ' kr Interested Just now.
Chamberlain's Cough Kemedy has won
Ita great reputation and Iniment sal by
It remarkable cute of cvlds. It ten al
way be dependad upon. For a by all
dealer.
E. P. BERRYMAN IS STRICKEN
Baaluea Mil mmd Park Board Mem
ber Vlrli of atrnke of Paraly.
Is SaeclalUt Coafer.
; K P. Berryman. sales manager of the
te-Ulaas-Andresen company, and an of
ficial of the Omaha Park board, wa
stricken by parslyala at his horns, t3t
South Thirty-third street, Thursday morn
ing. 1 A conference of specialists was called at
ooofl.. Mr. Berryman's condition at noon
wa' grave. His medical attendants had
not arrived at A decision as to th extent
and wlKi.lfl.anc of th. malady.
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JAKES C. C&AMK.
lOd Fttlbaa SL, . hmw York.
Nothing adds more to the beauty of home than artistic portieres, filmy lace curtains,
and heavy draperies. Mercerized Armure portieres in plain and combination colors,
or velour portieres iu Gothic uud Oriental patterns, impart a delightful atmosphere to the cozy home surroundings. For the business
man they create a picture of comfortable home scenes in which he longs for a place. Cluny lace curtains are fully as effective in gi
ing charm to the home, both in making it look pretty inside and appear attractive from the street. While our January sale is in prog
ress many of these handsome goods are being sold at prices far lielow the original value. The portieres are in all plain colors red,
light plive, myrtle, golden brown, two-toned green or red and in combinations of beautiful shades. Our stock of laces includes at
tractive Irish Points, Brussels, Duchess, Kt iiaissance, Cluny, Antique, Arabians and Princess. Curtain yard goods of floral, conven
tional and filet stpuare designs, in tones of white ivory or Arabian, are contained in this ilreeii Seal of Quality concession.
$15.00 China Cabinet Solid oak
except shelves, glass front and
sides, durable $11.00
$4,00 Vienna Chair Cane seat,
strong legs, well constructed,
high class article $2.50
$27.00 Wood Box Hammered
brass covering on top and sides,
substantial $15.00
$10.75 Oellarette Solid oak,
neatly arranged compartments,
strongly built, durable ..$6.00
$43.C0 Solid Mahogany Arm
Chair Tapestry upholstery,
comfortable, massive, pretty pat
tern $21.50
$19.00 Music Cabinet Circassian
walnut veneer, shelves come for
ward as door opens and lock
automatically $10.00 20x19....
$25.00 Jacobean Table Beaut i-
$25.00 Four Post Beds Mahog
any finish, full and 5i sizes, ex
cellent quality $20.00
$40.00 Odd Chair Solid maple,
upholstered in pretty denim, v
quaint pattern, strong $22.00
$2S,50 Reception Chair Inlaid
birch, made with care to all de
tails, durable $10.00
$10.00 Gold Frame Mirror Bev
eled French glass, 17x11, beauti
ful article, well made
$30.00 Solid Mahogany Arm
Chair Upholstered in panne
plush, a chair of grace and charm $40.00
$90.00 Chippendale Chiffonier
Solid inlaid mahogany, six spa
cious drawers, French mirror
$81.00
$9.50 Morris Chair-
$6.00
$12.50 Electric Candle Lights 5
Solid mahogany, pretty design,
finely finished, strong $11.25
$52.00 Buffet Handsome oak
veneer, padded silver drawer,
beveled French mirror, 44x11 $46.50
$25.00 Sewing Table Solid oak,
top 38x20, strongly made, adds
grace to the room $22.50
$47.00 Jacobean Rocker Cathe
dral oak, cushion seat and cane
back, distinctive character $35.00
$40.00 Gold Frame Mirror
French plate glass, 54x17, deco
rative, splendid design $20.00
$55.00 Solid Mahogany Wing
Chair Green denim, artistic de
sign, wide seat, high spreading
hack $35.00
-Tapestry of
The
Green
Tag Has
the
January
Sale
Price
$45.00 Mahogany Clock Large,
ample case, artistic, ornamental,
and accurate, solid $30.00
$46.75 Solid 'Mahogany . Table
Strongly constructed, well de
signed, 48-inch top, choice article $24.00
$46.75 Davenport Strong oak
frame, genuine horse hide lea
ther, durable and comfortable. . . .$24.00
ful Cathedral -oak, cane top, di
ameter 19 inches, strong $18.00
$120.00 Green Denim Davenport
Mahogany finish frame, strong
ly constructed, six feet long $100.00
$19.00 Solid Mahogany Chair
Strong mesh seat, broad and com
fortable, pretty pattern .$15.00
$26.00 Arm Chair Upholstered
in attractive denim, solid mahog
any frame, a roomy chair $20.00
$11.00 Chippendale Music Cabi
net Mahogany finish on birch,
inlaid, well designed $9.75
$15.00 Rocker Mahogany finish
on birch, genuine leather seat,
strong and ooinfortable , ......... .Si 0.00
$26.00 Dressing Table Oak ve
neer on pine, beveled oval mirror
35x17, curved front $18.50
$24.50 China Cabinet Solid oak,
beautifully decorated," five firm
and broad shelves $15.00
$20.00 Parlor Table Solid ma
hogany, 36 inches in diameter,
skillfully constructed $10.00
imitation leather cushion, high
grade article $8.00
$15.00 Roomy Chair Mahogany
finish on birch, genuine leather
seat and back $8.50
$17.50 Chiffonier Mahogany
finish, large commodious draw
ers, splendid design $12.00
$12.00 Golden Oak Office Table
Thick top 54x30, exceptional
quality and pretty pattern $10.75
$48.50 Solid Mahogany Table
Desk Three large drawers,
strongly constructed, serviceable, $28.00
$8.50 Commodity Box Suitable
for skirts, matting covered, bam
boo trimmed, 46x20, 16 inches high, $6.38
$20.00 Mahogany Chair Plush
seat, strong legs and thick frame,
rare quality $10.00
$65.00 Dresser Natural mahog
any and mahogany veneer, 46
inches wide, beveled mirror 34x29 $40.00
$21.00 Fashionable Couch Denim
covered, lined with cedar, six
feet long, strong $18.00'
Tag
Policy
Insures
Quality,
and
Price
Choice Portieres
f 16.50 HheU " Portieres Red with figured dado; per
Pr $8.25
$ 4.50 Figured Ilep ortierr Tapestry border; per
pair $3.00
$ 2.50 Figured Kep Portieres Van Dyke edging, pain
Border; per pair 31.84
9 3.25 Armure Portieres. Figured border, pretty; per
Par $2.17
f 8.75 Two-Tone Armure Portiere Tapestry border;
Per pair $2.50
f 4.00 Kp Portierea Tapestry border, fine choice; per
Plr $2.07
5.00 Armure Portieres Extra wide tapestry border;
Pr pair $3.34
8.00 Rep Portierea Extra quality, figured border;
Pr Pair $5.34
I 4.75 Armure Porleres Figured border, all colors;
PW Pr $3.17
tll.SO Figured Velour Portieres Two-toned effects;
Per pair $7.G7
8 8.00 Mercerised Itep Portieres Solid colors, tapestry
border; per pair .$5.34
911.50 Extra Vuallty Figured Kep Portieres Appllqued
tapestry; per pair $8.52
f 12.00 Mercerized Armure Portieres Van Dyke edging;
Per pair $0.00
DOc Fancy Filet Net White and Arabian, per
yard . 08
Curtain Nets
81.10 Fancy Filet Net White and Arabian, per
yard 83
81.10 Fancy Filet Net White and Arabian, per
i yard ....835
60c Fancy Filet Net WhlCe and Arabian, per
yard .... I .. 45
45c Fancy Filet Net White and Arabian, per
' yard
80c Bungalow Net All beautiful colors, per
yard 23
45c Bungalow Net Beautiful mission style, per
yrd 34
65c Craftsman Design Bungalow Net, per
yard ..49
75c White Antique Net Excellent grade, per
yard 58
81.00 White Antique Net Excellent grade, per
yard 75
05c White Antique Net Excellent grade, per
yard 42
8 1.23 Colonial Net Allover design, very pretty, per
yard 04
B5c Cream Madras Block pattern, excellent quality,
per yard 42
65c Cream Madras Gothic design, good quality,
per yard 49
45c Pretty White and Arabian Scrim Very at-
tractive, per yard 27
Nottingham Lace Curtain?
(WUU)
ta.M sTottUfkaa X.aos Curtains
per pair $1.S7
75o BTottlafbaa Xao Ourtslns
psr pUr Mo
(1.60 Mottlng-bam Xos Curtains
per pair 91.00
IS.00 sTotlB;ha Siavo Curtains
psr pair 91.94
Lacet Arabian Lace Curtains
.76 Iaot Arabian X,aoe Curtains
per pair
S4.00 IrikOSt Arabian Iumm Curtains
sale , pries
SS.OO Xot Arabian Xrftoa Cuitalns
per pair M-OO
6 00 X.ast Arabian Laos Curtalas
per pair M-OO
Beautiful Select Lace Curtains
Curtains
Nottingham Lace
(Arabian.)
91. US trotting; ham x,ao) Ourtains
per pair 844
ta.ts Wotting-ham X.ae Curtains
per pair 91.60
99a atottlafham Laos Curtains
per pair 870
93.00 IrottlAfhara Xao Curtains
per pair 93-00
Marie Antoinette Curtains
97.CO atari Antoinette Zacs Curtains
per pair 94.S7
9.B8 Karl Antoinette Lace Curtains
par pair 9S.17
910.60 Marls Antoinette X.aoe Curtalas
per pair 95.84
98-78 Marts Antoinette laoe Curtains
per pair 97.00
Cluny Lace Curtains
(Whit and Arabian)
97.78 Cluny L,aoe Ourtains
per pair 98.17
99-80 Cluny X,aos Curtains
per jmut 98.84
98.00 Cluny X-aoe Ourtains
per pair 93.34
93.88 Cluny Lao Curtains
per pair 91.80
Duchess Lace Curtains
913.00 Xtachess Xiao Curtains
per psir 98-00
910.79 Duohssa X.aoe Curtains ....
per pair 97.17
98.76 fineness Xaoe Curtains
prr pair 98-84
98.88 Duchess X.aoe Ourtains
per pair 9817
Unimpeachable! Good furniture may be cheap,
but "cheap" furniture cannot be good.
Miller,
tewart
Sr. IB
atom Co.
Established 1884.
413-15-17 South Sixteenth Street,
Novelty Net Lace Curtains
(Arabian).
93.38 Sfovslty Met X.aoe Curtains
per pair 98.lt
93.88 BoTelty sTet Laos Ourtains
per pair 91-60
98.00 Kovslty Vat Laoe Curtains
per pair. . . 93.74
98.O0 Bovelty Wet X.ace Curtains
per pair .94-00
Irish Point 'Lace Curtains
94.78 Irish lolat Zao Curtains
Pr pair 93.17
98 78 Irish aroint Z.aoe Curtalas
per pair 94.40
98.00 Irish Point X.ace Curtains
per pair 8S.34
94.80 Irish Point Lace Curtalas
per pair 93-00
Vi3