Nebraska Newspapers

    OMAHA 1UILY BE 15 : : TIU'USDAY , AUGUST 3 ,
t' i t / VlVTtMltP'HOT P I Oil P t I T ?
rALCONERS COST CASHSALIi
Continues Another Month. Too Much Block
Loft It the Oauso ,
15C , 20C AND 25C HANDKERCHIEFS 5C
The Itnrgnlnt of the I.nut Month Will
Dnlnilln Into IinleiHIIeuiion When Von
Co nip are the I.Ut for jtncuftt. Wo Mint
Force 'lhl Knorinoui Mock Itinrm
SILKS ,13C.
The trade on the 33c silks yesterday was
largo but the titoek : was larger. This IB
crystal bongallno bilk and positively
worth Sl.Sii per yard. At .Tile per yard it
is a wonderful bargain , only 1 pattern
to a customer.
SILKS AT 4'JC.
Summer and early fall silks worth
81.00 per yard for today at 40c.
SILKS 000.
Two-toned swivel silks and a variety
of other silks that have been selling up
to $1.50 now OOc.
MAUSKILLES BED SPREADS 81.05.
Two C-JSOH of white $3.50 bed spreads
for today at $1.93 each. A sample
line of these can bo soon in our cast
enow window.
WASH GOODS 50.
Ginghams and novelty wash goods ,
none of these wash fabrics are worth
less than 125c and most of thorn sold at
20c , all you want of them today at
Gc per yard. See this bargain.
JACKETS $1.00.
35 early fall juck bts , worth from $5.00
to $12.00 each ; those were curried over ,
but nt $1.00 each they are positively the
best values In jackets wo have over
olTered. Only one will bo sold to a cus
tomer.
CAPES , $1.00.
25 capes , none worth loss than $5.00
nnd several sold at $7.50 , today ono
to a customer , at $1.00 each.
WAISTS , ItdC EACH.
50 lawn waists in red and navy blue.
Only navy blues are in size 32. Rods
all sizes. They sell regularly at $1.50 ;
today ono to a customer at 35c'cach. '
WAISTS , 080.
200 waists , 2 to a customer ; these
waibts were made to sell at $2.00 each ;
choice styles , all late , not an old waist
among them ; they go today at G8c
each. All our other waists at cost or
under.
SILK WAISTS $1.05.
25 silk waists , worth $5.00 each , 1 to a
customer , nt $1.95 each.
SILK WAISTS $4.00.
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All our $7.75 , $8.00 , $9.00 and $10.50
waists go today at 91.00 each.
LADIES' NIGHT-GC VJ S 590.
All our ladies' ifight rob'os worth up
to OSo go at 59o each.
BLACK GOODS 750.
10 pieces of Priestley's black silk
warp Henrietta that sells all over at
$1.50 , 1 pattern to a customer today
at 75c per yard.
Besides those extra special under
cost bargains every thing in our regular
Block goes at not cost.
GENTS' SOCKS at IOC.
Not a pair of the o socks are worthless
loss than 25c. You cannot buy them
later at that price , todiiy they go at
lOc a pair. N. B. FALCONER.
Clrnnt Ilcir.k I mill Koule.
Greatly reduced rates. Round trip
and ono way to Chicago ( World's fair ) ;
also very low rates to Colorado points ,
Salt Lake and the 1'aeilio coast. Hie-
gantlv equipped vestibule limited trains
and the host dining car borvioo in Amer
ica. For particulars call ut ticket
olllco , K02 ! Farnam street. Cluw. Ken
nedy , Gen'l ' N. W. Pass. Agt.
Telephone G. W. Hull Co. for prices
on hard coal. Summer delivery.
Omiiliu'H Monthly ( .hunt Walk.
Toclny Is the city's pny day , nnd the
hearts of tlio employes of tlm municipality
\ \ 111 bo gladdened by the rccolpt of tliulr
monthly snliirlcn. In addition to the M'J.COO
iu salaries that will bo distributed several
more tliousiiinl dollars will bo circiilntoil by
tlio liquidation of othur oxncusus of the city.
Following H the recapitulation of the
nmnuuts that will botlrawu from tlio differ
ent funds :
ficnoinl fund -1,00040
riinfuml J,1143i :
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1'ollcn fund C.H7 lit
Hm\t > r nmtiitiihilliK fund L"J1 HI !
lltmlth fund H25
City hull fund Ml D'J
Himdrund 1'J'Jll '
Wutur runt fund : MU oo
Mbrnry liind . ' H.Hlfl no
1'nrU fund 7'J05 ' .M
DDK fund . " ilHtoo
Hpci-liU fund -U.TS'J 01
.ludKinunt fund 'JH4 'Jlj
s fund 10 no
fund 0,004 71
fund II ) 2:1 :
Total 17V.MI 03
The nnovo recapitulation is oxclusivu or
salary funds. The warrants for both arc Iu
Mayor ItomU' hands awaiting hU slgnatuio.
It Cnroil IliaVllo und Children.
PuitCBi'ous IJohortsoa Co. , N. C.Vo |
gnvo a botllo of Olmmborlnln's ' colic , chnlura
nnd diurrlum remedy tu a gentleman whosu
wife was had off with bowul complaint nnd
It cured tier. His children were also taken
with bowel complaint and It cured thorn. H
is certainly a iood preparation. Alderman &
Bulo.
Rcliuntruiirrrelu location.
The SchucUrnvcreiu hold a meeting Tues
day nKht , at which the annual election s.of
olllccrs took place , resulting in tlui following
being named : PresidentOustav Ilcnekc ; vlco
president. William Sogelko ; secretary ,
William Hull 5 financial aoerutarv , Charles
Herberts ; lirst shooting mimer , hIK'ft ] { ;
second shooting master and flat ? bearer ,
Fred Mungodnht ; trustees , Kd Wlttlg and
ICd Hchmeibcr.
Mr. Herberts ut first declined ro-olinuion
to the secretaryship , but wncn the club pre
sented him with onn
an elegant gold-headed cann
in recognition for his past fulthful services
lui felt compelled to servo another year. es.o
The club also granted f XX ) additional to
ward Iho prize for the best shooting nt the
national tournament , August " 1.
The Uenmngton Shooting club expressed la
deslioto Join tlioVeatoru league and was
accommodated.
LtMTMt Chicago Hnlvt Vlu the ru
Chicago rates greatly reduced on th
ono way und round tilp tickets via hose
Chicago & Northwestern railway. TliL'su
tickets are tirst Jass Iu ovnry particu
lar. Kxtru rtwiiiauxlatlunB for World's
/dlr travor via this lino. City ticket
vllleo 1-101 Faruaui fltroot.
DIAMONDS IN A OKLLA.K.
Hotel Tlilof Confr : i mnil Sllflwn Onic ir
Win-re .Stolen OootU Are S rrtrcl. _
For the Imt three or four months the
fnie tj of the Hrunswlak hotel hnvo been
misting money nml articles of Jewelry , nnd
on Sundtiy Init the police detectives wore
cnllcd upon to fnthom the mystery of the
disappearance of tto trinkets. After the
i\rrcst of Mrs. Ollmoro yesterday for re
ceiving ? stolen nropcrty in the ahnpo of bolts
of cloth stolen from I nrjcn's , the detectives
found that tliolr prisoner \viis the same
woman who for some months hnd been sew-
IIIR for guest's of the hotel and she wns sus
pected.
Chief Detective Hnzo subjected the
woman to n were questioning and yesterday
forcnxm she broko- down nml confessed to
having stolen considerable of tlio property
of the guests of the Hrunawick and professed
n wlllingiu'15 to show thooniccrs where the
plunder was secreted. Accordingly Haze
took Mrs. Gllimiro In his buggy ami to her
residence nt Fiftieth and Utmiotto streets
and found secreted In the cellar four diamond
mend rings nnd one diamond scarf pin.
The fines recovered are worth JIIJO nnd
the pin JUKI. Other articles are still miss
ing , but the most valuable have been recov
ered. The following guests of the hotel
have lost property , which bin been taken
from tlicir rooms recently : F. A. 1'rairer.
diamonds ; Mine.Vallnco , gloves , shoos nnd
Jowulry ; Mrs. M M. Cook , money ; Mrs. H.
1' . Johnson , money ; W. F. Swoozy , proprie
tor , diamond scarf pin ,
The scarf pin which was recovered be
longs to Mr. Swcozy andncouploof the rings
nro owned by Mr. Pragcr.
Employes of tlm house say -that Mrs. Gilmore -
more was always well thought of by the
guests nnd that she did what work wns
given her very well. Until her arrest no
ono over suspected her , but as she had the
run of the house it was an easy matter for
her to i pick up little articles of Jewelry nud
pocketbooks left lying around loose.
The attorney for Mrs. ailmoro says that
his client's name Is Mrs. Ella Guillemot and
that her husband , who died a couple of
years ago , wns a physician In good standing.
She formerly lived In Iowa.
It Is understood that some of the Bruns
wick people who have recovered their prop
erty will not , prosecute Mrs. Gthuore. but
Chief Detective Haze will tllo n complaint of
grand larceny against her Just the same.
The police detectives are still working ou
the Larson tailor shop robbery nud expect
before the trial of the suspects comes up
that they will have enough evidence to con
vict tllo entire gang. Although Dotcctlvo
Savage is conllnod to his bed ho had a hand
In the affair along with the rest of the
detective force , for the original tip regard
ing Mitch Fleming nnd Mrs. Gllmoro camu
from the sick olllccr.
All of the people who have been arrested
so far nro held ou .suspicion , but the police
expect to Illo grand lurceny complaints In a
day or so , as soon as they have collected all
'tho evidence necessary to make a case.
Following Is the criminal record of the
men now under arrest for hurglnri/.lng
the tailor shop as showu by the books at
police headquarters :
"Sloop.y" Hewitt , pickpocket nnd nil
round sneak.
John Koonoy , ox-convict nnd "porch
climber.
Mitch. Fleming has always associated
with toughs and was nrrostcd once with
ICd. Culver and Keddy Gallagher for coull-
dcni'Ing a granger out of some money.
' Humpback" Welch is an nll-nrouud sneak.
Jim Alkcn hus long been suspected oy the
police ns being crooked. He IB the m in who
brought Fr.uik Hruco , the notorious s.ifo
blower , hero some eiuht years , ngo when ho
robbed Jon.iseu's ' Jewelry storo. Harvey
Scales is a hack driver and has always been
watched oy the police.
The guaranteed euro for all headache is
13romo-Sclt7er. Trial bottle lOc.
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Bathing , Courtlatid beach.
( Ji't Your Tirkctt
For next Sunday's monster cheap
excursion to Burlington beach at
the Burlington city ticket oflieo , 1H21
Furnam street , on Saturday , or at the
union , depot on Sunday morning.
COLORADO \VxLL RECOVER.
While nepomlmit on Silver , thn Contonnliil
Stuto HUH Other Hloh Iti'smii-ccn.
A gentleman from Denver , nt present
sojourning hi Omalin wns yesterday in
terviewed by a reporter as to his views
ou the situation in the Centcnm.il state.
The visitor stated ns his best informa
tion nnd boliet that noUuntil tlio price
of silver went up coultilhero bo any change
for tlic better in the present doplor.iblo con-
illtion of things in Denver and Color.ido.
Anil in fact itv : s never rp.ili/.ed until now
how dependent Colorado Is on the silver in
dustry , nud how nuljy pretty much every
thing cls.0 has been either neglected or con
sidered of soi-ond.iry moment ns compared
with tlio white niotal.
"It tins been urged time nnd again , " said [ I
the Dcnvcritc , "by conservatlvo men
like-l'j. fi. Light , preslilcnt of the Manufac
turers exchange , that more attention lie paid
to other industries , as for instance the ronl
industry. Why. in the county of Ounnison
nlono there is ns much coil : as m tlio whole
state of Pennsylvania , and in the whole state
of Colorado tliero is ns much coal ns In any
three states in the union. This may scum
like overdrawing the matter , tint our experts
who have given it c.iraful and intelligent
attention chum tnis to bo the fact. Then the
whent anil grain crop in the southern part of
the state is immense , and the agricultural
interests of the stnto generally nro beginning
to loom up iu great shape , lint the enormous
mineral resources of IhocoinmnnvveaUh seem
to have overshadowed everything else , und
for years to come the production of the
precious metals will engross the greater p.irt
of public attention.
"Tho number of mon employed in the
mines and smelters will bo better understood
when it is Muted that when the mines elosod
down 0,000 men won ) thrown out of em
ployment , and then followed a slump in
railroad tralllc that added gre.itly to the
general pnr.ilyhls.
"Of course thousands of people are leaving
the state , going back vast to friends and
where thov will lind work , but as soon as the
price of silver ROCS up again these samn
people will bn ( locking hack , and ills pre
dicted thnt the future of the stnto will bo
bright enough only silver must rise before
this can bo douo. There is a disposition to
look on the bright side of things , and bo
cheerful nnd to wait for the hoped-for good
times that will surolv come. "
Vlmvt of it \ tiitur.
W. N Nason , an Omnium who Is at pres ,
ent In Colorado , writes to I'llR Hir. : nn en
couraging outlook for the young common
wealth , In spite of the present depression ,
Mr. NIIROII says tlmt Colorado's other re
sources will bo developed In the event that
her silver Interests are crushed. Ho writes
In part , as follow s : 1
"Denver stands toilay serena In all Its
stately grandeur the gum of the mountains.
Its heioio people bravely battling
with suddenly acquired tlnmiclnl %
versity. They arn gallantly feeding nnd
sheltering not only Denver's own but thou
sands of unemployed and destitute men ,
women and children who hnvo hastened
from many mining districts where work has
been largnly nbaiiuonod and interests tem
porarily paralyzed. invo
"While the people are depressed they have
rallied from des | > onduiii\v nmlthortiisu von
imity of sentiment that tbu origin of all tlio
trouble Is mainly the unprolltubloncss of
silver mining under present conditions , and
nro looking anxiously but hopefully to hose
comint , ' congressional session for such wise
legislation ns will afford not Only immediate
but pormunont relief , "
Flux Curvil In Two lluyi.
Miur.Nno , Anson Co. , N. C. We usfcd
Chamberlain's colic , eUolera and diarrluva
remedy iu two cases of llux and llnd it
speedy in effecting n cure. Doth cases were
entirely well utter taking the 11 rat dose.
Wall & Spencer.
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Music , Courtland beach.
81 Kicumlou tu llurllnclon Iti'uoli SI.
The Burlington route will run a spe
cial o-xcuruion train to Burlington beach
( near Lincoln ) next Sunday.
Train leaves Omaha at U a. in.
Returning , leaves Lincoln at 8 p. m.
Hound trii ) tickets , 81.
Abk the city ticket agent at 1321 Fur-
| nam Btrcet for lull information.
1IAYDEN BROS ,
Forced Sales Regardless of Cost or Vnluo
Now Going On ,
GREATEST SACRIFICE OF''ALL
Sprclnl ItarRnliiR In Wool Drrt * floods mill
MliUttmttipr Ynliifci In SllUt
Silk * at Unit I'rlcn ntnl nt
Your Own 1'rlcc.
200 pieces of fine zephyr , dress style
( , 'lii liainH , such as 1'arkhill , Ainoskoa ,
Cantons , Normandlcs , Crotorlon , etc. ,
worth from lOc to UOo , cliolco of Uio entire -
tire lot f > c yard.
00 pieces * colonial serge , flannelette
and outing cloth , worth lOo to lf > c , to
day l > o yard.
'IG-lneh whlo percale , 100 patterns to
select from , all now jvnd fresh styles ,
worth 15c. on sale nt lOc ynnt.
2T > o grauo of colored figured Swisses
reduced to lOc ynrd.
10 pieces of 2oe grade of line printed
percnllno reduced to lOc.
WOOL DHESS GOODS.
Thurt-dny , tYlclay and Saturday wo
throw on the counter bargains that at
tract the attention of the closest buyers.
You can't afford to mUa this bargain
salu.
40-inch all wool caslunero and serges
worth 75e go In this clearing sale for
3c. ! )
40-inch all wool line finish French hen-
riotta worth $1.00 , your choice in this
lot for Cc. ! )
40-inch nil wool very line French whip
cord worth $1.00 , reduced to 57o.
40-Inch all wool albatross , worth Ooc ,
in all the pretty evening shades , goes for
. ' { 7e.
7e.40Inch
40-Inch nil wool imported figure ; ! black
novelties , worth $ l.Uo , reduced in this
sale tiitiOc.
no-incii black mohair , worth 67)C , re
duced touOc.
Our lOc , 18c and li"o counters will bo
kept loaded with red-hot bargains.
MARVELLOUS MID-SUMMEU BAR
GAINS.
SILKS AT S THEIR VALUE.
SILKS AT * PRICE.
SILKS AT YOUR OWN PRICE.
It doeH not matter to you wlmtthcso
silks cost us. It-j the nrieo you can buy
them for , of us , is what concerns you ,
and in a way that will ph > aso you , too.
Kai Kui wash silks in 20 different
colorings , beautiful changeable olTccts
at 'Ma a yard. You can't match these
goods for quality outside of our store
for loss than 7c / and you cannot match
the exquisite styles anywhere elbe.
These goods are absolutely fast colors
and launder beautifully.
Why need you go without a service
able , handsome bilk waist when you can
buy the pure natural undyed cihantong
pongee silk of us for only : io ! ) a yard.
"Wo hell the best black china silk nt
45o a yard no\v that you have over seen
at such an eminently popular price.
An extra good quality of handbomo
black surah silk will go during this bale
at 'ir > c yard.
120 shades of handsome solid color 50c
surah silks' will be sold in a hurry nt 29c
yard.
50 shades of handsome extra fine qual
ity solid color china silks at 4"ie a yard.
115 shades of first class quality croiso
silk velvets , worth Sl.'Jii. will go during
this sale at GUe yai'd. Now is the time
to buy your velvets.
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Don't fail'to remember that you can
buy during this week $1.25 quality black
gros grain silk for 75c , $1.50 grade for
! )3e ) , $1.75 quality for $1.25 , and no
charge for the linings.
Wo throw on the counters 50 pieces of
this season's choicest designs in winted
silks , Cheney Bros. , liabulaib and genu
ine Japs , worth $1.00 per yard ; you can
have your choice of any of them for 47e
yard. Don't fail to bee these goods.
HAYDEN BROS. ,
Midsummer forced sale.
Omaha to Mnnnwa , round trip 30
cents. Take the bridge line.
A convenient and pleasant place to ob
tain luncheon. BaldiilT , 1520 Farmim.
It H cool at Burlington beach.
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. 1 . % .VO V A V K3
Manager Uunress of the Farnnm Street
theater has completed his "booking" for the
coming season. The list of attractions in-
cluilcn tlto following : "The Tornado , " "The
Stowaway , " "Kailwad Ticket , " John Dillon.
Lillian Kennedy , Charles T. Ellis , Minnie
Sortelle , ' C'rncker Jack , " "IIoss & lloss. "
"Two Old Cronies. ' "Tho Past Mail. " "Still
Alarm , " "Lost in New York , " "The Opera
tor. " Howard Athenoiim , A. W. Froemout in
" 777 " "Master and "
, Man , the Little Tycoon
Opera company. "Ainu About Town. " "Kid-
untied. " Jarbcnu. fxswis Morrison's "Faust. "
"The ICni'iueer , " GeorgoC. Staloy , Gus Wil
liams , Primrose & West's "Eight Hells , "
Abbotto & Teal's "Nioho , " Gorman's Spec-
tncular mln tiels , Howard Alheiieum. Frank
Jones In "A Country Cousin , " Katie Pursoll ,
Hosabollo Morrison in " 'Ilie Danger Signal , "
"Tho Lights o' "
London. Mnttio Vickers ,
K/ra Kendall's "I'air of Kids , " "Tho White
Squadron , " "The Waifs of Now York , " Lilt
& Davis1 "Nutmeg Match , " A. Y. Pearson's i
"Police Patrol , " Ulclmrds & Prlmllo's Geor
gia i miiihtrels , John D. Hopkins' Tr.ms-
" Al G , Field's
oceanic , Columbian minstrels.
Chnrles A. Lodcr in "O What a Night , "
"The Devil's Mine. " 15/M Kendall's "Just
Landed " "The FJro . "
, P.Urol. Charles A.
Gardner , "The Dark Secret , " Ilenshaw &
Tetihroeukin "ThoNabobs , " Sidney H. Ellis
in "Darkest Hussia , " Thomas J. Kcogli , "Olu
Olesou"Turkish BathV. . A. Urady's
naval drama , "Old Glory , " Carroll Johnson ,
"The District Fair , " Hooves & Palmer's
'Cosmopolitan. " Tono.v Fan ell's "My Col-
Icon , " "Later On , " Walter Rauford's pro
ductions , "Flag of Truce , " "The Struggle of
Life" and "My Jack. "
There Is nn bettor dinner wino than Cook's
Kxtra Dry Imperial Champagne. It helps
digest your food.
Sliulo t tli I'irk Tonight.
The Seventh Ward Military buncl will ren-
der the following program of music at
lianscom park tonight :
IA I IT I.
.MarchTlio Crown ' . , . . . . , . . . , , . - .
Ovt'itutu Indra . , . . . . * . . * . . . Ploton
Mi'dloy Selection of Houthern I'lantatlon
Coterno
n ,
Hcloctlon from Marltanu . \Vnllaco
bclmttTi Walt' . , . blruilss
, Opera Hrnanl . Yordl
Cocounut Dunce . Herman
TAUT III.
Uornlnlsccnccs of Moyurb < . , , . . . . . . . ,
.Miinnii Chilian U.tiicu . .Mlssud
March Loyal J.culon . Sousu
Piles of people havu piles , but Do Witt's
Witch Hazel Salvo will euro thorn.
EX-HECEIVH1SHUST REPLIES.
Ornrrnt DrniNl oMtlHt l'hi re * Mmle liy the
Oir ltlon.
M Hyde Uust , o&recolvcr of the water
works company , h filed his answer In
federal court to thirnppllcatlon nnd motion
for his removal from that position. His an
swer is a general denial of the charges made
by the opposition.
In the first plnco.-tho answer denies that
the federal court of Hhis circuit has Juris
diction In the cnsoj claiming that the com
pany is a New Jer oy corporation that has
never boon Incorporated or domesticated in
any other part of the Unltod States , and Is
not n resident of Nebraska. It is therefore
claimed that the cnso should tmvo been
brought In the courts of Now Jersey , nnd
that this court is without jurisdiction to re
move the receiver.
The nnswor then recites the history oMIio
appointment of Mr. Uust as receiver nnd
dwells upon the fact that at that time no
objection was raised by any of the parties to
this suit , but by the local receivers , against
whom the court finally hold nnd n decree
was Issued in favor of the appointed of the
Now Jersey court , who assumed control of
the plant October 18. IS'JJ , and remained
in charge until July 15 , Ib03. Ho avers that
bo was always nnvlseu nnd never hcurd
to the contrary that ho was to make all
settlements as receiver in tllo court
of chancery of Now Jersey , nnd was never
required to administer the assets under the
direction of this court. This court never
gave him any instructions In the matter ,
with the silicic exception that Judge Culil-
wcll of this court nt St. Louis , where nn
order was applied for ratifying nn order of
the New Jersey court , pave Instructions that
duplicate copies of reports sent to Now
Jersey should bo flled In this court , which
order had nlways boon carefully obeyed.
He declared that it hnd nlways been his
object to obtain full possession of all the
plant here nnd In Colorado , that It might bo
managed economically nnd distributions
made with uue regard for the rights of nil in
Interest , and ho hnd not misstated or mis
represented any fact or thing to the court In
applying for recognition of the order of the
ow Jersey court. It was true that ho had
uovcr been receiver of the plant nt Denver ,
although ho had ondc.ivorcd to secure con
trol of it , and had ciurclscd riuo diligence ,
prudcnco nntt discretion In that direc
tion. Dennis Sullivan is receiver there , hnv-
hifr been appointed under n foreelosura pro- ,
cccdlng. lie is one of the complainants in
this case , but it was not true that nftlant
never Intended to disturb him as receiver of
that plant. It was true that ho hnd not ap
plied to be ulaced there as receiver In Sulli
van's stead , as his counsel in Denver , Mr.
Vnill , said Sullivan could not bo displaced ,
having been appointed under foreclosure
proceedings. Ho denied that ho had co-oper-
ntcd with Sullivan in kecplnc both
plants under control of the complainants.
As to the receipts of the company , hu In
sisted that the Income was greatly in excess
of what It was before ho assumed control.
He drew a salary of $ .100 per month , allowed
by order of the Now Jersey court , and he
had drawn hotel and traveling expenses ,
but It was all necess-iry in transacting the
business of the American Water Works
company. Hu had kept Mr. Alonro U. Hunt
doing the snino work that ho had performed
over since the organization of the company ,
nnd had tried to keep the ofllco force the
same. Ho had made no changes where any
of the former employes wore necessary to
the business of the company , He
denied that ho hnd paid Collins and Cor-
bln money , or that cither of them had ap
peared before the court at Llttlo Hock.
His only counsel lind been Charles Oftutt.
He had assumed and paid bills without the
order of this court , hut he had the authority
of the Now Jersey court to do so. Ho had
employed counsel to appear before this court
at LittlO Hock and St. Paul , although not
directed by this court to do so , but his honor ,
Alexander T. AlcGill. chancellor of New
Jersey , had cautioned him to employ the
best counsel he could secure whenever ho
needed nflvlco or was in doubt , and ho had
acted on it , and hud always been discreet
and prudent. Hu ucnled that ho had ex
pended thousands of dollars for counsel , as
the totrtl amount would not exceed $1,000.
He had mndo no unnecessary ; trips , nil
having been indispensable , and the
cost amounted to ubuut $2,000. Ho
insisted tUat the 'duties of 'tho position
could not hayo been properly performed
without the trips , nnd then set out what
wcie the circumstances under which each
trip was made.
Pilua of' people have piles , out Oo Witt's
Witch Hazel Salve will euro them.
Balloon , tonight , Oourtland beach.
The Gorman Savings bank have not
taken advantage of the sixty days notice
and do not intend to.
M'GINN AM.D DODBII/L.
Itumnr that They Hutu Ileou Jtaturnud to
tliu County .lull.
Barney McGinn and George Dodrill , the
murderers of Edward Mclvcnna and Andy
Hy.tn , are not in Council Bluffs , as has been
reported. A policeman said last eveninir :
"Sheriff Bennett would hardly take his
prisoners into another state where ho would
have to get requisition papers before ho
could bring thorn biu-k for trial. Then
Council Bluffs is so nearly a part of Omaha
that the murderers would not bo safe in that
pluro any more thanahey would in this city
m case a determined ulfort was inndo to
lynch thcni ! The sheriff took the men out
of the Jail Monday nltrht as a matter of pre
caution , but the. men are now believed to
have been brought back to the Douglas
county jail , as there nro no fears of un at
tempt to take the punishment of these men
out of the hands oC the courts. "
Piles of people have piles , out Do Witt's
Witch Hnzol Salvo will euro thorn.
Clicnp IJxrurtiuii In llnrlliigton llniich.
On Sunday , August G , the Burlington
route will run a Hpeeiul oxcnrbion train
from Omaha to Burlington beach ( near
Lincoln ) .
Hound trip tickets $1.00.
Train leaves union depot ut 9 n. in.
llrccivrr Will lu ) Apiolntc | > il.
Judge Dundy maao a ruling in the applica
tion for a receiver for tlio American Loan
and Trust company ycstcruay. As a ma
jority of the stockholders requested tlmt the
nlTaiis of the company bo left In the bunds
of the old ofllcers and board of directors hu
granted their request. The report of the
temporary receiver shows that the company
was forced Into liquidation by the recent
llnnnciul depression and tlmt It wns only a
question of time when they would be able to
realise on their securities and assets. Presi
dent Carter states that his company will
now go ahead \ > itltho business as if nothing
hnd happened. Kb also says the receiver's
rex | > rt is very encouraging to the stock
holders.
I'ltix Curuil .Allor Two Weckg.
CLIO , Ireiloll Co. , K. C. Ono of mv cus-
tomurs hud been troubled with llux for two
weeks whun 1 persuaded him to try Cham
berlain's eolic.eholeni und dlarrluua remedy ,
lie says tlmt Hvucloses ofit cuicd him. i.
W. Huger.
*
Iltirlliictuii lltmcli
Is the ploasantest resort in Nebraska.
Tuko the Burlington route's njioclal
oxctii'Hlon train , trhfch leaves Oinalm ut
I ) o'clock next Sunday morning , and
vibit It.
You can swim , row or ride on a steam
boat to vour henrt'b content.
Hound trit tickets only $1.00.
Tlie only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. No Auimonin ; No Aluui.
Used iu Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard , *
r/ntivr PHIIMITTPPMIIVIM P
COMING GOjIMllThE CIIANdhS
Members Who Will Not Help In the Honso
This Session.
SPEAKER CRISP MAKES SOME DISCLOSURES
Wllfton of Went Vlr lnln for tlio Wnyn mill
.11 oil in nml Siiyrm nl Texnn tor tlio
Appropriation * llrynn
tu He Dropped.
WASHINGTON , Aug. 2. Speaker Crisp
baa been careful to talk in rather va uo
and nonoral terms coucorniiij' congres
sional ulTairn slneo ho returned to Wash
ington. But ho has at last given his
conlldouce to ono of the leading con
gressmen of the west , who was himself
n candidate for speaker two years ago.
The latter talked pretty freely as to Mr.
Crlsp'a disclosures. Ho."aid that all the
talk about the uncertainty of the leading
committees was idle , as it was now definitely -
finitely and positively Bottled tlmt im
portant changes would bo made.
William L. Wilson of West Virginia
Is to bo made chairman of the ways and
means committee In phuoof ) Mr.Springur ,
who will remain in the committee
if he so desires.
Governor Sayros of Texas Is to bo
mndo chairman of the committee on ap
propriations In place of "Watchdog"
llolinnn.
It appears also that Mr. Crisp has not
only settled these most important chair
manships , but ho has given considerable
attention to the nmko-up of the commit
tees as a whole.- For instance , ho has
learned that Bourke Cookran desires to
retire from the ways and means commit
tee , on which he served two years ago
in order to give all his time and energy
to the coinage committee.
It is also probable tlmt Mr. Bryan of
Nebraska will bo retired from the ways
and means committee , for his attain
ments are regarded as of an oratorical
and ornamental character , rather than
of a nature to delight in the dry statisti
cal detail of revenue moasuroj. It Is
certain that Mr. Bynum of Indiana will
bo retained on the ways and means com
mittee. It has also been determined
that Turner of Georgia and MoMillln of
Tonnest-co will remain on the ways and
means committee , and the latter will be
leader in the tnrilT debate. Concerning
the chairmatHhip of tlio
coinage com
mittee , it has been settled that Mr. Bland
shall not servo in that capacity. He is
expected to decline the ehairmanbhip
becaiiho it woul bo an empty honor with
the committee packed against him. If ,
however , ho does' not bee lit -to stop
aside , ho will be summarily dropped
from consideration. The leaning of Mr.
Crisp is toward Bourke Cockran as chair
man.
i
It is shady at Burlington beach.
A Ohciip I till o.
One hundred and ten miles for a del
lar.
Special excursion train leaves Omaha
at 0 o'clock next Sunday morning for
Burlington beach , the plcasantest re
sort in Nebraska.
KNOWLEDGE
Brings comfort nnd improvement nnd
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many , who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more , with
less expenditure , by more promptly
adapting the world's host products to
the needs of physical being , will attest
the value to ncalth of the pnre liquid
luxati'e principles embiaccd in the
remedy , Syrup of Figs.
ltd excellence is due to ils presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste , the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
ative ; effectually cleansing the system ,
dispelling colds , headaches . ' .nd fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession , because it acts on the Kid
neys , Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them nnd it is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for Bale by all drug
gists in COc and SI bottles , but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only , whoso name is printed on every
package , also the name , Syrup of Figs ,
nnd being well informed , you will not
accept any bubstitute if ollcrcd.
INFANTA.
The latest out , Pretty , styl-
sh , nobby traveling hat in
white and colors.
Selling all summer millinery
at cost and less.
BUSS , 1514 Douglas St ,
HOTELS.
The Mercer.
Omaha's NewestHota ! .
Cor. l-'Ui and HowarJ titreets.
10 rooms Ji-.vj par iluy ,
40 rooms ilOO pur dur
SOruaniB with Lmtli uttl porditr.
LO rooms wltli liutli utll.AJ par lay.
Muilerii In Kvvry Iti-tiiuut.
ewly Curnuliuil Thriiuchout
C. S. ERB , Proa.
As usnnl wo devote n portion of midsummer to n fonst of poasonnblo luxuries.
'Tis ' shlrls thin tllno nn nnpnrcl you npprooluto when the morcur" plays Imvoo
with the thermometer You wnnt n shirt for comfort nootl ono for style you'll
find both In the stock wo prepared for yon. Wo hnvo secured < \n ontlro bnlttneo
of n roputnblo shirt maiiufnoturor ut jialtry rato. Armed c : p-iv-pto with tho.
choicest of the scnsonwo proceed to shiiro prollU with the publlo : ii usilal Asldo
from a fat slice of an unfortunate
manufacturer
, you may dopomi upon tfottlnp n
first class article. Not OVUM a uood second In sitfht. Although wo are prepared for
'
a full week's rush , yet wo would consider It wisdom on your pirt : to call early and
do justice to .your curiosity. Shirt
department ground lloor In the roar.
Three mighty values--flSc , 7"c and SOc la the
lowest price you over could oxpocl to got 'em
ut. Several do/.on of different patterns to
ohoo o from. A prettier or more comfortable
shirt for every day use cannot bo obtained for
double the money.
Buys a dollar and a dollar and a quarter
blnck silicon shirt. Dependable black that'll
fight lye In the washing. All sl/.oa you re
quire.
Not ono worth less limn ono and a quarter
nnd cheap nt that. Splendid litters at.d help
to dross you faultlessly. Collars ami cufts
starched nnd the bosoms light ami comfortable.
Como early , as wo oxpcet a rush on theso.
Not according to quality but to quantity , are
these sterling values divided. There your own
judgment amounts to much. French madraa ,
imported Scotch and Irish choviots. whipcords ,
silk striped linens , etc. , from the materials
three beauties are made of. You'll lind nothing
finer anywhere at any prico.
We Shall Entertain You Royally this Entire Week ,
LEXINGTON ( MO. , ) SCHOOLS.
OAPTIST FEMALE COLLEGE. ELIZABETH AULL SEMINARY
Unaurpa seJ course of Voun , ! UIIIM 11 o in r.school
it lily Mufic , art , liters-
t turcclocutioabu3inCB , &t
[ Location hiallhjfunJ pica * * Aluile and Art Tcucncr *
nt Gas.waur.BicaiuhcJL -Sx-clah | ts MlulrilfJ catft
8th year opni5epl. 12th
Kev.W.A.Wilaoa.A M.PrtBt , Boxta. t..iniclun. I'rf U nt ( , . t ' ,
CENTRAL COLLECT FOR YOUNG LADIES. WENTWORTH MILITARY ACADEMY
LcilnKtctn , Mu. SU de tt klnptan , Me.
partments oMimructiuu. Ib
Oidrkt nctiool
inihury in
ofilccrn And teachers. Coo- MUfcuurl Mf.althlul 16101 ,
crviuory ol music. Art. .
tfoh. ltcason Mc
Urmfc ( t %
.
nSO > mnailum. Modern ap- luitlraicil
tutaloguo
3 * Polnttnenu. S5lb year Illus-
trntr.il cu SI A.I ft.
A. A.
\ 314 South 15th street , Omaha , Neb
Tlio eminent speclnllut In norvoim , c'lironlc iirlvatn blooil , HKIn anilirln irv illm-mct A rpgularnnil
rrpMuturoil cr.Hluaio liiim-illulm1 : IH diplomat .mil . curtlllcatoH " 111 HKHV | In HI 111 tro.iiliiKultli Ihutrreatoet
RticccHH , catarili. lost inaiiliuwl Hciiiln.iliMkmss nlKlit IOHSI'H .tml all forum of prlvaln IHI'.IWV | | No
iiK'remy imul Ncwln-nlini'iii for IIISH orlMil pimvr. IMitlcHiiualjlutu vlHUnioinay Intreatcil at IIOIIID
uvcoirvHpnniliMico. Jli'illclnpsor liiHlrnnii nlH MI-HI liv mall or cxpn-HS Hiiiiir H 1 > luke 1 no nmrlCH to In *
( llc.iut contunlH or biMiilcr. Ono pt'rsim.tl int < rvlow iHi'fi'irotl. Cons > ilt.illun fret' CiHM'npoiuliMico
HU Icily prlviitu. llouk i.MyHU'ik'M r Llfu'Hcnl fieu. Oil' , 'o liourH , 0 a in iu ti p in. Siniil iyn , 10 a. 111. to
1' ' in , Sew ! Ht.niip for circular.
at 50c on the $1.00
_ Greatest Bargains ever offered
Wiite for Special Bargain List No. IOf just , out , with description
and prices that are Below Manufacturer's Costs. ! )0 ) ( ) BioyrJe.s at a treniendoiis
eacnliee to clear up the season's business. Now is the time to buy and save
NEBRASKA CYCLE CO. , Lincoln , Neb.
EXACT size r -
COMMCILTAUT
THE MERCANTILE CIGAR , BETTER THAN EVER !
Uailn r li < ! Iliii-st rjunllty cif Hiniinn Tel > nr > > o tliutcnn ho .
i Vmnflct. ] ! tiinl | In mi'r'riii | > rct la Ilio
-.IKUIU. Mnuuntctirud fj > if. K. li/CU .MliKC/iKXIMI r.'IOAHl/AU'IUitV. fct-
TIM : DUN'vnu INVKSTMENT IIOND co. wii-r , PAV vou
$1,000 for
OALJ , AT 417 I1KH JIUIUHNO TOIt 1'HOCH' ' .
GEMS
OF
ART
ARE
THE
PHOTOS
MADE
BY
High Cla Photography ,
At I'nuulur I'ricos.
! llU > 3l6-ai7 , S. Ifitli Straot
Ciualin , Neb ,
Tcctli extracted In mornln ? .
New OUCH liiBortcil . kllurnuoa
B.TIIIU day. 1'urluct Ut yuur-
aril i'lonr.
I'nxton nioait ,
I'nrniun H < rou ( .
Klerutoron lUth Struut. Ttlcilionul045 |
UUINC1TJU8 WITUVOU
New York Hospital
TREATMENT.
For nil
C&HJlJ ,
Private and
Special Dis3as35.
of bit a
MEN AND WOMEN
Ftriattiro nnd all ottur troubles trnttad
at rousonablo rhnrgev.
l < TtKI'i C'ulioiior udUroi )
Dll SEYMOUR PUTNAM \
DOUGLAS BLOCK , - OMAHA , NEfl
OpposltolU/Uen ilro .
on.
McGREW
U the only
SPEOIALjeTi
WUOTBI1TR1L1 ,
PRIVATE DISEASES 1
and DEBILITIES of ' f
MEN ONUY.
Women Eieludid.
I'lrcularifr * * ,
llllliiad Forattn UU.i
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