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"Towi4' to tporunf Oooda."
Llfhtlag Ftxtur Burf aa-Orn1n.
imon4 Engagement ftlnf. Edaolm.
Bool rrint It Now nacnn Pra.
Andiron, rii loram, Bunderland'a
Fir, Tornado, AutomobUa, Burglary
lnurnr. J. I, Dumunt, Kecllii HMg.
Criaoo, B3o-4So.90oi cream ehee, lb.,
Sftc; 3 pkg. ecia, 5c; flour. M-lb bag, Wc.
P Baakft fltor Display ad on I'aiffl
Nln. Jc al.
Toaajr'g Ifovl lrorr," oltfi
awtfon today. I appaara In Tha Baa
EXCLUSIVELY, rind out what tha
rloua mivlnt nlrlnr iht.r nff.r
Brakaman luaa Bo4 Un 3. gchmldt,
formerly a t'nlon Fadfle braltcniHn, t
'lln tlia railroad In district court for
7',(rx) n tha remilt of tnjirla intln'?il
In an accident In tha South Hide yarK
at Xys Operated Upon 0, n. Bath
bun, after proiongcl defection In lilt
tyea, wa operated upon Wdndy by
Dr. Clifford at tha Mnthod at honplial,
wher he will ba confined for inw time.
a
Danleli lent Up for Tan Teere
f'lmrlca Daniel, colored, ditcnced
to rve ten year In the penitentiary
after ho had been convicted In Iltrict
Jii'lKO Hear' pourt of a crime BKalnat hi
younjf daushter.
Tonne round Ouinyr"oy Youtu,
Un.jHii ai a "bad man'1 In police circle,
w found fiiMy of alteinpfed inan-
laughter and will be. enlemad In n dxy
or o for crlotily cutting two while men
with whom he shooting dice.
Minor u Through Kla Tathar -Henry
r:oren. year o:d, through h!
father, Meyer Coren, la uln in dltrM
court. Waldemnr It Prha-'fCcr for V,OW
riamnsca. fin April 10 ricliarCfir la alj"ge.
to hnve atiuik the lad with a motoreyclo.
Tbree hotwllrto Hhotwell, on
f the C'reliihton collets law graduate of
laat week, intend to leave tha aervhe of
tho ety water office May 31, when he
will Join Ilia brother lit tlia law pualneaa.
Tha new concern will be known fl HhoU
well. Hhotwell Shot well.
Bojr f naa tot loae of Toot - The ault
of Flojd Smith, colored minor, ngHlnat
tho Mlahourl raelflo railroad for t-Vl.W
daVnagea oelng heard In federal court.
HI foot wan cut off by an engine, when
it wa caught between the trn'k and the
planking at Fifteenth and Wehater
treeta, November 4, i;U,"i,
nit Over tot - Dtatnrt Judge
Oenrgfl A. I ' v h leted an Injunction
tnlnlnlng the Nebraska Coiifcrencc J)vn
gellral gaaorlntlvn and the Won church
from Intci ferlng with Mary fcuneil
hon In the pohm of a lot at Twenty,
fifth and t'lildwell, A rjjimle over the
tltlo bad occupied tb court attention
for half a tuy.
Unique Entertainment The entertain
ment of tho Omaha OhrlMlaii Kiubavor
ilriloit to be given May 4 at the F.rt
Christian fhtireh, TwentyalMh und
Jlamey street, at 8 olorl(, promlwa to
fin vary unique In every d"ill. Tho reii'l
tnu will he given by Mm, Clmilea P.
Itu ptiplln and the tmialcat n imhcra
mill be by courteay of tho Millie Uyan
etudlo.
Uae "Taa-Tlle" thlnglee. Sundrlnndg.
G, 0, P, Delegates to
National Convention
to Meet Here Friday
For preliminary conference and organ
ization the Neoraxka delcga-tea-elect to
the republican national convention at
Chicago have Imcii Invited to meet In
Omaha Friday aa dliwr guewls of
Howard H. Haldrlge, one of the dele-gatea-Bt-larK.
"I n.m merely taking It upon myself to
k the member of tho delegation o talk
ever tho altuatlon and poxalhle arrange
ment for head'""rtera at fhlcago.' and
have done o at this time becatiKe i cx
peel to he called away next week," aald
Mr. Baldrlge. "I ant alno Inviting ex
Penal or Hurkett, who baa the preferen
tial vote for vice preaident, and Nalloiml
Committeeman Howell, mid perhiipa one
or two others."
The delegation will consist of the fol
lowing, at large; Howard If, Raldrlge.
Omaha; K. It. Ourney, urcmnnt; Frank
M, C'lirrle Sargent and N. V. Dodge. Jr.,
Omaha. f
District delegate. K. M. Pollard. Ne
hawka; J, Reld CSreen, Lincoln; J. II.
Kemp, Fullerton; Owar 11 Thompann,
Wlaner; Peter Janaen, Peatrlce; J. II.
Farley, Aurora; A. Hnrnntt, McHook;
Charlea O. I.ane, Haatlnga; W. t'. May,
Gothenburg, and Earl p, Mallory, Alliance,
Damage Case Taken
from Federal Jury
- for the Second Time
. Ml
' For the aecond time the rult of Files
tith McCoy for :.". dimatiin fur the
dealh of her (ton waa taken from llm
Jury In thn federal court and a verdh-t
In ff'r nt lh defendant ordered,
The anil wiih fiif.,1 first Knlniit the
Mlourl I'fts-if t7 rllrad, and Judge T.
C. Manger Hn'k the ca from the Jury
Ue gniiind tl,i,t the MUtum! I'n, (r
Vt the right d!. ndant. M 'Ct.y , .
M (,! killed by a t iiloti t'ai'lfie en.
m( i,trtlniia cm a MUmiurt I'a-tfic
tr' it.
Tha nit .tt thn i.i..,t aln atninat
tha t iihoi I'ai'ltle railroad and JuU
Vi'mnunH na (h r from tha j t-y
nil itlte-ted th verdht lit fvor ft tlja
riidnt aitor tha. iiuimtfr a iiii,r
at ti. Ui n gi hii.U t'( cmitrttt
1.1 ' tir igen.a
SECORD RETURNS TO
HOME AND SAFETY
Omaha Man Upon Whose Head the
, Mexicans Set a Price Resigns
Job on 1 Faso Railroad.
MEX ARE BITTER AGAINST U. S.
"Th army of the United gtateg
will not be withdrawn from Mexico
until there la a provigional govern
ment established there;, n govern
taent along tho linn of tho one e
tabliahed in Cuba after the inland
pnwted from under Spanitth control."
The foregoing I tho opinion cx
ireaaed by Krank Secord, who for
four year hag boon guptrlntendcnt
cf telegraph for tho El I'aHo &
rlouthwegtern llailroad company,
with headijuarterg at Kl Taso, Tt5.,
end who hag reclKncd and rcturnnd
to OiiihIih to rcalde.
For many yer Mr. Record wa night
telegraph chief for the Fnlott Pacific
here. Four year ago be went with the
K.I I 'a o ft flout hwetcrn. Ilclatlvo to
leaving the F,l I'ano & fcoiilbweafcrn M"
Heeord anerta that the Mexiran altun
I Ion did not force hi quitting the coun
try, yet he. la willing to admit that h
prefeired to get out white the gi'ttlny
out wit good.
Tho Kl I'liao K fiouthweatern eiiend
went from Kl I'hho, riiiililiig clnae to tiie
.Mexican border all the way up to t'n
lumbua, and during the laat two year
the Mexican have gotten conaldei ahlu
enjoyment and aniuaement In arlnj(r
down the telegraph Hue and then unit
ing wuikmi'ii who went nut to make re
pair. Tlit conatiiut annoyance and the
additional fat that there waa a u!ce
on Mr. Ke.'ord bead In (he event hf
w found on (ho Mexican lde of the
Hlo ilrando river Induced Iho aupeiltt
lendent of the road telegraph depart
ment to reach the conclusion that placea
along the Molean border were not par
ticularly dealrablo a a realdenee.
Me alcana la F.I l'"o,
Hpeaklng of Kl I'ano, with the lare
number of I'nlted Htalea aoldler there
and In the vicinity, Mr. Beeord doea nol
look for an uprising of tho Mexican,
However, be l of tho opinion that 'n
the event they should break loose they
cuilld do ft great amount of damage. He
asnorta that at thl time Kl Paao has a
population of about ,7,0" American and
about i'K'M Mexicans, of which tho lat
ter are tnoatly men,
AH through Mexico the peons, Mr, S!
enrd amerla, are very bitter against the
I'nlted R-'tate. regardless of whether
Villa, Ohregon or t'arruntsa dlclnte the
policy to be pursued.
"Hendiiig the army Into Mexico to
capture Villa was an excuse for the
L'hlted states taking a hand In tho sit
uation," addjd Mr. Hccord. "and now that
It Is them. In my judgment it I not
going to be withdrawn for s. long time,
The hotter element In Mexico would
probably favor Intervention, but the
masses arc against It and would be
ready to fluht the plan.
"All told, I don't think there are to
exceed Vt) to Americana In Mcx"0
now. They have been rapidly coming
out during the last few weeks. They
havo anticipated war and have taUen the
precaution to get out of the country."
Taking the Alternative
( w vcHu ? j f nJ n
(fi t . "554
' Wrnralsrln and hotliiar f'alns.
t loiin'a J.lnlment 1 a wonderful uWI
cine for neuralgia and tditnp, shooting
pilns; applied to painful spot it stops
the ache. Only t!m. All druggist, Ad-vrrllsefticnl.
Judge Woodrougli
is Regular Speed
Boy on the Bench
Joseph W, Woodrough, new federal
Judge here, la the aworn enm,v of
will known obstructor of tuilloe, 'the
law's d 'ly," as Will MhnUespef r." lor
Francis ftgeon) called It,
Judge Wooi7rougti ha set a nw pie
at doing thing In the federal court. He
las now been on the bench nearly two
wick nd Die Krlt of case ground "d
the amount of Justice fllppcmed ha b"n
very large.
With om i idg" It ha been n easy
thing for one side cr the other to have
eases continued or trl'd out rf their rv
iar order on the assignment calendar.
Judge Woodrougli 1st showing himself
B!amaut against the pla of the at
torneys, Ho declare himself In faor
of efficiency, order end dispatch In tho
tiansactlon of the court buslnes, Fveii
a crrlaln attorney who ha aJrrady tried
two ease in tho last ten day and l the
attorney in another case aet for nxt on
the assignment Hat found Ida plea for
oclny vetoed by the Judge,
Jiidire Woodrough has fixed hi boiii
of holding court at W; to 12 and i to
I; and be opens court on lime and puxliei
the bu1nea wlh all the speed con a'ent
with Justice and fair bearing.
Bird Lovers of the
State to Meet Here
The Nebraska Ornithologist' union will
hold a banquet at the Hotel c'awlle Fri
day evening l o'clock, to be followed
at o'clock i,y a intlng In tho council
chamber of thn city hull. Ileseriallona
for the bati'iinst must he made before
tills evening vi?h Mr. W. F. I!axlr,
At the meeting In Iho city hall, to which'
all bled lover havo beeit invited, four
professors from th state university will
speak, They sis all eminent ornitholo
gists tind Include Profs, Jlruner, Wolcott,
JiawNon and fiivcnk.
Phone Your Want Ad to The Dec.
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Women:-
You'll Appreciate These Points
Hero arc four reasons why we are featuring the MINA TAYLOR House
Dress, You will appreciate them at a glance.
1. Ample hip room, without which no house dress is comfortable,
2. -Corded buttonholes, worked with a lock stitch that cannot ravel even
if broken.
3. -Seams sewed with sixteen stitches to the inch, giving a neatness not
otherwise obtainable,
4. Comfort giving design in the arms - they cannot pinch or bind you in
any position,
ina Taylor Dresses
For Porch or House Wear
arc garment of untuuaJ quality as wrU as unusual appearance. We urge
yoss to com In and see them You cannot get these superior dresses any
where else in town. You will want several when you see them,
We Sell Mina Taylor Dresses at $1.00 and Up
urgess-Nash Company
JOKER FOUND IN
NEW TOURIST RATE
Railroad Men Cannot Figure Just
How Some of the New Rates
Are Reached. !
LESS PAY OVER LONGER ROAD!
Loral railroHi! pnuM'ttRor HKonta !
are hmsiilorahly Mlrroil tip over ai
J'iker Uiat (hoy liavo dlacoveroit In
the inrlff iaaued by tho Woalern l'a-1
anser iiaaorlRtlon and approved by j
the Inti'ratato commerco commln
slon, and whirh will bcromt ef
fei'tlvit Juno 1. Th titrlff applli'a
tii Rummer excurMon and tniirlat
rates, and tho joker appllea to tho
round trip rato between Omaha and
Minneapolis
Tli llrt Wrutcrn nd tli Nnvlliwt
tn b dlrei't llnr liftvein Omnli
nd MlniiPapnll. Ovf-r th hni't line
th dl'tni I 3S0 mile. 1'nr th rnnnd
trip th WcKtnrn rdmir-HKT BKni'ltl"ti
nidc III) Oi'i tli rti, nd, by tin- wy.
thl roiiml trip siiniiniT ininliin rl I
jut I i-i'tit ninrn thnn th firi-wnt ngulnr
ry.diiy fnre thnt I hnrKd.
T f r?, however, I where the Jolter
ennie In, Neither the Mlluanke nor
Hi llllnnl Central ha dlreif line Intrt
MlnneBpnllN, but tli new tariff porinll
enrlt nf thpn rnnd. any time after
Juno, tn ell rnnnd I ftp tlrket bidwnen
I mmli and Mltmenpnll at )U . The
Milwaukee rill deliver II pnnHi'nai'in In
eunnei-tliiK tins t tie Mnlnea and th
llllnol CciiMul tn a aiinlhir line t Kurt
I'ndtje, In, The Itoi-k Inliind. hnwnver.
that h line front Oninh, lu Mlnnmip-
olla bv my of !'e ,Moln", I required
to sell It rnund trip tirVct out of thl
ilty t tm.5.
Thp illatnni-c over thi clrcultou line
or whlt-h thkt are to tin old for
le thnn over th hort lln of 1'ifl Is
tlTi' rnlle.
Another thing thai th lorwl pi'tiRrr
nien rannnt understand with refemni- to
the tariff of tin) VtTn lnenar ao
cintlon I the manner In which th
Knnm I lty-Mlnnepoll round-trip rat
w arrived t. Over the ahort line It I
C'lt mile from Kn City to Minne
apolis yet th round- trip rat I but IIS
for a, rid of 'M mil, whll lh round
trip be! ween Omh and MlnneBpoll. i
mile. I I1H.95, or, In other word, en
the IiukI of figuring, the Western P
rnger ocntlott pernili lh Kniia
I'ity-Minnent olla road to crry p
engen, L'W mlli for l. eh
MURDERED WOMAN
IS LAID AT REST
Through Sympathetic Interest of
Mrs, Grace Black, Mrs. A, J.
James Has Good Funeral
New Factory Will
Locate at Ralston
A factory employing men nd occu
pying a fnur-l(iry building covering hlf
iiur bloek i to l etbllhed within
ly dy t lUlaton, werordlng to an
anuminremeiit mdo by C. V. Hhlmer of
the Anierlesn Heeurlty ronipny.
Mr. Hhlmer would not y ht th
faotnry wuuld manufacture, but aald that
Iho owner now have a big plant In thn
rnt which ampin aevernl thousand per
son mid produce . well known article.
Mr. Hhlmer declared tht the del w
arranged tbrniigh hi office, and that It
had been closed Tuesday afternoon with
H. H. Pchaeffer, president of th UUKo
Itealty nd Amusement company, which
on Monday took over the enllr holding
of thn ltalston Townslta inmiiaiiy,
The fHctory dual will Involve expendi
ture of seveinl hundred tlioiisnd dollar,
It I nld.
REV. J. A. LEAVITT OFFICIATES
Mr. A. J. Jamn wa slvem a
rpapectablo burial yesterday aftor
noon from the Wlllla Orotsby chapel.
Through the effort of Mr. Grae.
nlack, who lived with Mr. Jamos
at 1017 South Thirtieth avenue, Mr,
Crosby Rave a ranked, employe of
the wall paper department, of ltay
den Jlro., where Mr, .lames
Y nrked, donated money; the Liberal
Aid iortety furnlhed a hear, tha
Hope MIshIoii arrani?ed for a (trave
ai.d Rev. J, A. Leavllt of the N
l uihka fioeiety for the FYJendlesg of
f. elated.
Mr. Wck and Myrtle Cuter n
duet at tli ervl' and nemetery,
Mr, James wa shot by her husband
Hundnjr, April 23,lier husband killing hr
und himself Ivn she learned he had bean t
married before and wn not dlvorcad. Mr
James' ppople cnie from Norfolk for hi
body, but did not mk arrangement for
the 'burial of lh wife. Mr. Hlack took'
ymptbetle lnteret In th cs and
ucceedeil In armnglng for th funeral,
II take tr.it ft minute "f tun to v
dolhr when you rend Th Tie? Want At
c.oliitnln.
The flit slenm wnr vessel of the pro
peller typo wa the I'rlnrelon, built for
lh I'nlted rilnte nnvy In Mi.
Store Hours: 8:30 A, M. to 6:00 P. M. Saturday Till 9 P. M.
Burgess-Nash Compamy
'everybody store
Uilii.'iliit, Mny itMtt.
Hioiti; m;wi Mm Tm itHu.iv,
'bones l. 1H7.
Splendid Big Selection of
UNDERMUSLINS AT $1.00
A'
That Were $1.98 to $4.98 in the May Sale Here Thursday
i in-iiiuiilaf ion of oilil pier Hint liavr hwtnu? morn
or Iphh anisNPtl from lmmllirie ninl diMiilav. Hcoros
of prHly fifylcH of i'ino inuslins, mmbrifs nnd nHiiiHookn,
incliwliji jit'Kii'onlH, priiit'esH hlijM, comltiiialiotH tuul
powns, All rt'ltily irimmi'il with law nml onibroiloiy
'(.H mill itifirtioriK, iirmcnts t lint wcro pricod nt ifl.08
to $i.VH till in ono liii? o TliurHtlny, your rlioiet? for $1.00,
GROUPS OF MUSSED GOWNS
THAT WERE $2.98 TO $4.60 AT $2.49.
i Made of very flno imlnaonk and batlate, and itlmmed with fmn
lacra and enibroidprle. Hllfc-htly inufified from dlnplay, v.ere 2.U S
to M.B0, Thurnday, nt SH2.H).
SPECIAL DISPLAY OF FILIPINO .
HAND-MADE UNDERMUSLINS
AI)f!rLAV that will be mnnt InfereKf ln the handiwork of our
liltln dialer acroSH thn I'aclflc, which la fast takltiR the place
of French underniuallna, not only heeauae of ila dulntlnraa but
hpcmiHo the vnlue nrn o much belter,
. Biirg,e-rT))Oo. eeond Floor
to the Basement Women's and Misses'
' SUITS
That Are Good Va'uei to $19.50 for
$12.95
ESl'l'XJJAIi ricinfc fpr Thurs
day that is certain to briiiff
forth h p'ocroiis rofcpon.se.
The fnitH are made in the lat
est spring mid early Kuininer
HtylcH of niieli nlendid niaterials
as wool, poplins, p;alia.rdines,
men's wear serffe. fancy t-hecks,
Bedford cortls. Plain and fin red.
rk i rt effects in many handonie
styles, popular coIoj'B and .all
ni'M'h 1(5 to 4(.
The real values ran to $l!..(lf
ThurMlay only in the liasement,
urr.-WMh Co.-Ba.em.nt.- " ' I
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RACK, $uy
'iirttructd of
i.lll iiW lth
' ti tn d finish,
four roomy
helvt, nil
I hilldX,
$1.45
srcciAL
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Odd Dicers off
furniture of
drscr i P 1 1 onj
hAVc brrtt r
!f.
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MfV' l; -
THIS CANVAS rORClt
SWING, Ab ILt.Uii
TRATEl), $305
f b i i lit ihn n-'iniUr Khakt
'I,
! ! (ria s i.'il-ittl b-tt ti
hit I unit ! tl.: l-.i'ilfu. i mh. i I. I villi ,1,1,111
ttucrtl 60 jxt j
, ' All at! uiUrJt tMiuail f:auh4 14
trni' '' v Nim iuk r. rnn rt
nUROKSS NASH COMPANY -
19c Sale of
STATIONERY
SEVERAL group of noedod
aupiillea very apnclally
priced.
Pound Paper, 19c
"nurnani'o" rjuaUty pound writing
paper, Bfl dheela of linen flnlnhed
paitr for lc.
Envelopes, 2 for 19c
Knvelopea to match tho ubnvo
paper, peclal. at 2 packaaea, ltlc.
Initial Paper, 19c
Odd lot of Initial paper and ror
renpondencn card, that wero 2 5'',
3Bc and 60c, at, tc.
Copying Books, 19c
Letter copying; book, that wpr
75e In the clearaway, Thursday,
Rt 1C.
Autograph Albums, 19c
Autograph album that, wero to
60c, in tho ilearway, at. If'.
Book Racks, 19c
Mission book ruck, three different
flnlnhN, apeelnl, at 1lc.
Bur-Nh Co. Wain Floor,
Our Annual May Sale of Good
Furniture Affords Rare Advantages
VKKY piere of f iiinit tire in the entire tock has been r
tlueed for thin biHeitil occasion affords unusual ndvan-
taKt-H for IhoKo who need furniture of any Mrt to help carry
out their neht'intj tif home lieiiutif) inn for I lie summer m'Ummi.
1S77 Branciy 1
Cif jaiiWnti Tim C. Jmii, SiJiurkMi, I