THE OMAHA DAILY J3EE: SATURDAY, ,!V2sE 29, 1901.
The Great Mill and Factory Sale
Will enable you to procure the wearables you need for the Fourth at a mere fraction of their worth. We cannot impress upon you too strongly the
importance of attending this sale. The values are far beyond the ordinary. Some goods are sold for less than one-third their actual value.
BOSTOSiiiM&TOIl
Mill and Factory Sale Waists, Suits at 1 Mill Factory Sale Muslin Underwear
Wonderful Millinery Bargains
Trimmed leghorn hats, stylishly draped, trim,
med with ilowors and ornaments, on sale at. . .
8.50 for Bwell' up-to-date trimmed hats. These are all newly
trimmed, for-this sale. Little regard haB beon shown for coat
of mntorlnl ilsijd In. making thcso claborato huts. Wo aro particular! a -v
doalrouu of reducing our stock, anil placo on salo thcso beautiful trim-
mcd lints, wllli plain and tucked chiffon, wbtto breasts, French
flowers, ,at
Bonntiful Oninsborough hats, both white ami black,
most fashionable hut today, on sale at
Mill and Factory Sale of Underwear
Thousands of dozens of all kinds of underwear
for ladies, misses and boys, bought from some
of the 'largest mills in the country at & and
price, enabling us to give you some big bargains.
Ladies' and misses' plain and fancy ribbed
vests, with taped
trimmed,
all sizes, worth 15c,
go at
Hundreds of dozona of ladles' flno knit
tindorvests with high-and low neck, wing
sleeves .and sleeveless, hand-
Bomely silk trimmed, all XvC
sizes, worth 25c, go at'
COO doz. ladios' and men's sample hand
kerchiefs, ma do of all puro linen, Irish
linen, neatly hemstitched, also
many lace and ombroldery -4 g
edged handkerchiefs, worth 11 ML .
25c, go at
-Urn
OVER A MILLION INCREASE
Board 'f, Equalization DatarminM t Balis
Corporation Aiitumtnts.
FORMAL ACTION SATURDAY MORNING
Cotiutr Coiiimlaaloiiera Declare It la
Time to Miikc the Ilfch Concerns
l'n- Tn&ra In Proportion
'ivttli the I'oor Mnii.
As a result of the agitation of tho sub
ject of tax shirking In Tho Deo and tubse
quent Investigation by the Board of Equali
zation tho county assessment against the
big corporations tiro to bo raised ?l,ir.',6VJ.
Tho menlbcra of the board havo prac
tically agreed on tho amount each corpora
tion Is to bo raised, as follows:
Assessors' Equalized
ito-' Assess-
turns.
incuts. Increase.
Omnha Gn.s Co.
J 72,055
175,00) 102,415
Omaha ..St. llv. CO. . Dl.tWS
lOU.OOO
10S.3W
(K.LOU
0V.5 0
23,400
l.G.Mti
231, B00
35,625
131.120
43.ol)
142.W5
10,000
Omaha water Co. lK.WO
Neb. Tcluuhano Co 19.600
Now Om. T-H. CO 2I.RW
Cudahy l'.,Ca., ti3,105
Armour" & Co...... Os.'Ou
Omnha 1. CO
Swift. & Co 103,5bO
Hammond IV Co.. 35,130
Unloiy'St. 'Yds. Co t2.105
13. Omnhu "bridge, 4,000
Am. S. & Hot. Co. '5,uuo
187,500
5U.000
15,000
210,000
300,000
(3,000
233.CKI0
5,C0O
.ojo
11,500
S3.0H)
Totuls .. JT3U4S $1,1101.100 $1,112,651
Tho greatest Increase, ,1s that of $231,300
. 1 1 -" T V ' ' ..
A NIGHT STRUGGLE.
Wonmn'i I'luht lrlth tt Demon.
It is remarkable, the curious and differ
ent ways cofleo will alfect the human
body. A llttlo lady lu Herkimer, N. Y.,
hud ' an (C)iperlonco that may huppeu to
others, but; It is not common.
Biio says', "I am' Impressed with the
desire, not only to thank you personally
for relief, but rcallzo that othera may havo
tho snuio distressing symptoms without
thinking pf the cause.
W.heu'I would drop aaluep I would seem
to receive a perfect electric shock from
feot to h,'eajd thrnugh every nerve of my
body. It was dreadful. I would Anally bo
come bq" feverish and. exhausted with this
horror repeated over and over eacjt time
I fell aaledp, thut 1 was obliged to force
niysalf to stay, awake, actually not daring
to think of rent.
Af tcrmy ;auch horrible, night, which I
sha1l'ncvcr. forget, 1 aroee completely
woru out wlthj my nlghtts battle, but with
a 'irm resolVe to set aaldo my morning
cupi of coffee,. js I began to believe that
wait' the rause of my trouble.
iihad some I'ostum Food Coffee madu
ocvordlng to directions, I took another cup
t tea time, At night, to my great sur
prise, I fell quietly-asleep and rested well'
all LUlaht seems Incredlblo after only
ono day's ust'Jnit It Is positively a truth
ful, aUtomeut.
I'ihAtCv persisted in tho uso of Postum
uutll njWsmy nervous system Is In per
ticL' cauSilo'n,
l;h.nd' ehoweU some signs of coffee
poUonljn;, Allch ua ttoraAch trouble and
othp'r t-Kijfoma.' io he left off tho coft'eo
and' drluKon'oatuM -with mo; This has lm
prevM' ,hUljcjUli, nud, he says he likes
PoYtUM .bcter 'than ho did the old fash
ioned coffee. v '
Ve tufislit havo been o.wed our trouble
If we hud itn'own tho truth about coffee,
butvwo.werb Ighorantas are' thousands of
others, ami had to learn by experience.
I'ienso (To not .uso my name in public."
Nariia can bo Riven, upon 'application, by
the trpstUD) Crl Co., Ud,f Uattle Creel:,
&Uclk - v - -
Trimmed sailors, jumbo braids,
latest blocks, also trimmed ready-
to-wear hats, shirt
waist hats, all worth
$1.60, sale Saturday
25c
600 5 hats, black and colored,
handsomely trimmed with chiffon,
fancy silks, flowers and ornamentB,
in this Mill and
Factory sale choice
at..-.-.
98c
1.98
$5
necks and crochet
6c
Ladles' flno lisle thread undervcats, drop
Btltch and lace effect, also ga
crope lisle, worth regular I
40c, In this sale at
Ladles' and men's plain whlto and fancy
colored border hemstitched handkerchiefs,
made of flno sheer
I..3y2C-5c
cloth, worth up
16c, go at .
on the Armour packing house, tho next
is that of $176,105 on the Cudahy plant, the
next is that of $142,805 on the Union stock
yards and tho noxt Is that of $131,420 on
Swift & Co. Tho street railway company,
the gas compauy, tho electric light oom
pnny and' the telophone company assess
ments are more than doubled, whllo the
water company gets off with an increase of
$62,600.
Even with the big raises which have
been doclded upon tho packing bouses and
stock yards aro assessed lower, rolatlvcly,
than similar properties aro assessed In
Kansas City, as Is shown by tho follow
ing authentic figures:
. Omaha. Kansas City
Assessment. Assessment.
Cudahy $ 240.000 J364,ono
Armour 300,000 un.Wi
Swift 235,000 478,010
Stock Yard 225,0o0 430,100
Trylnir to KqunlUe.
Tho only purpose of the Board of Equali
zation in raising theasscssments of tho
corporations Is to bring them up to some
thing near the percentage of actual value
nt which property In this county Is generally
assessed.
"Wo think it is about time,!' said a
member of tho board, "to make the mil
lionaire corporations pay taxes in propor
tion with the ownerB of small homes.
They have been shirking their taxes long
enough and tho raises wo have decided
upon aro fair and Just."
"In making these raises against tho cor
porations," Bald Chairman Connolly, "wo
have been guided largely by the Informa
tion on the subject published In Tho lice
during the past two weeks. Wo investi
gated the figures published In The lice aud
found them to be substantially corroct. Wo
might have inmlo n total raise of $3,000,000,
but I think the advance of $1,000,000 Is
pretty good work for one yoar."
The raising of the corporation assess
ments was decided upon nt an executive
session of tho board, which lasted from 7
o'clock until nearly midnight Thursday.
Tho county commissioners had expected to
conclude sitting as n Hoard of Equalization
Thursday night, but finding tt Impossible
to finish thnlr work they extended their
time to Saturday.
View the Property.
Yesterday tho commissioners vlowcd
tho packing house and other properties
upon which the assessments aro to bo for
mally raised today.
The total of the equalised county assess
ment, without counting In the advances
that are to bo made on the corporation
assesments, amounts to $22,2.'i0,000. When
tho $1,112,652 incrcaao on tho corporations
Is added to this sum the total county us-
sefsment for this year will amount to
$2.1,262,652, which Is an Increase of $1,616,
679 over last year's total assessment.
WHEN BELLSTEDT GOES AWAY
Fetlvl Committee 'Will Keep an
with the l'ntcrtnlniiieiitu for
the Next Wcclf.
Tho June festival, during which tho
Bollstedt Concert band has given fifty
throe concerts, will terminate this even
ing. A Juvenilo program will bo offered
this afternoon. All the numbers appeal
particularly to the children. This oventng
Hellsledt and his band will glvo their
267th concert In this city within the brief
period of two years, Ilcllstcdt has ar
ranged a particularly fine program for this
occasion. The hand will leave on a lato
train tonight for Kansas Cltr. where U
opens an engagement tomorrow afternoon
for four weeks.
Miss Grnco Cameron wlli sing "The In
flammatus" tomorrow evening at the pa
vilion. She will also sing Bach-Gounod's
"Ave Maria," which she last sung In this
city about two and n half years ago. For
hr encores she will sing "Annie I.awrlo"
and "Home, Sweet Home." Sho' will be
50
made
worth up (in 912.00. Is (hero a
womnu la Oainliit tliat Is will
ing to let an opportunity HUo
thin slip? Conic 1111(1 boo liow
excellent tho fabrics aro ami
what pplendld styles aro in tho
lot. They aro most recent fash
ions. It's u raro bargain.
750
for Ladies $17.50 Tailored
Suits mndu of flutntnor weight cheviots,
eton Jackets, taffeta stitched
lar. Skirts with wide llaro flounce. This is a very special
offer, resulting from a fortunate purchase.
298,
for Wash Frocks
tumes wortli up to $112.00.
' stylos very
cliolco fabrics and
tiful novelty effects.
25c or Wash Skirts worth up to $2
rnndo of duck, P. K., etc., strap nnd braid trimmed.
1f5c for $100 Wash Skirts
v,w Made of linen crash all sizes.
Mill and Factory Sale of
AE recently made arrangements with one of the largest manufacturers of all kinds of
crochet, marealllcs nnd mltchcllcn Bed Spreads, by which wo take what aro known as ovor-ordcrs. When tho wholesaler
places an order with tho mill It Is generally for a given quantity. Tho mill puts these In tho works and many times produces
more than the contract calls for. Theso are put to one sldo and arc called over-orders, and at tho end of tho season they aro
sold at a discount. Under theso circumstances wo take an Immonso quantity of those odds nnd ends. In some cases thoro
aro 10, 25 and 50 of one kind, and In other cases only one or two of a kind. Tbey comprlso everything In the Bed Spread
line, fringed, unfrlngcd, crocheted, marsallles, mltchellen and white and colored. We . bought them at about half what wo would
have to pay for them If wo bought them In tho regular .way. All the wedk wo havo displayed some of them In our window to
give you -an idea what they are and what bargains you can expect' Saturday.'
We will sell nil tho best Bed
Spreads that generally sell
at Toe, for
All those, that generally sell at
$1.00, we will sell
at
39c
49c
This in the biggest quilt sale Omaha has ever known, and furnlsiies an excellent
and private families whoso bedding needs replenishing. 1 Jv
supported by an orchestra under tho di
rection of P. M. Stclubausor.
A number of the latest and most pop
ular pictures were ordered from New York
by telegraph and will arrlvo by express
Sunday and be presented Sunday evening
for the first time.
The Musical Festival committee mado
arrangements by telegnrph yesterday tor1
the appearance in the pavilion, commenc
ing Monday evening next and continuing
for six nights, of the eelebrated contralto
singer, Miss Mabolle Crawford of Chicago,
a well known oratorio and operatic singer
who has many friends In Omaha.
DEM0REST MEDAL CONTEST
Youthful Orntur Ilolil Forth on the
Uvlla of Intemperance
(or n I'rlxe.
Under the auspices of the Women's,
Christian Temperance union, four young
women nnd ono young man contested for
tho gold medal, which Is the second In tho
Demorcst series, In the North Side Chris
tian church last evening. Tho contestants
wcro: Misses Elizabeth Kclpln, Suseta
Whitehead, Jessie Caldor, Ituth Shinrock
and Mr. Itoss Dates.
Following tho contest, and whllo the
Judges were making their decision tho
children of the Sunday school, assisted by
Miss Ora Shinrock, presented "Tho Mother
Goose Convention," In which tho famous
damo of tho nursery rhymes with Tho Old
Woman Who Lived In the Shoe, Bo Peep,
Llttlo Hed Riding Hood and a number of
other well known characters figured as
having visited tho drunkard's home and ex
pressed their grief at tho conditions that
they found.
Mrs. Shadel of Odell. Neb., president of
the Ocraortst work of the state, was present
and mado a brlof address, after which tho
decision of tho JudgeR was announced In
favor of Miss Elizabeth Kclpln,
Tho contest was well attended, Miss
Magce being present with a number of the
small boys from Tenth Street City mission.
WELCOME FOR THE BISHOP
Former ContcrrKntlnn f "Cluiplnln"
.McCnhe ArrniiKPa Ilecrpt Inn Fol
Invrlni; Ilia Altaenec In .South.
Bishop Charles C. McCahe, formerly sta
tioned In this city as bishop of tho Meth
odist church, will bo entertalnod In Omaha
next week, after a long nbsonco In South
I America. A reception will bo tendered thu
umnuji on rnuny evening ni tne 1'irsi .uem-
odlst church, Dr. J. W, Jennings, presiding
elder of tho Omaha district, being In charge
of the exorcises. Dr. A. C. Hirst will dc
liver an address of wolpomo In behalf nf tho
Methodist churches of the state, many of
which wilt bo represented. Bishop McCalw
will give a brief outline of his episcopal
tour In South America, during which he
traveled 19,000 miles.
Set en teura iu Ileil,
"Will wonders over cease 7" Inquire of
the friends of Mis. I Peace of Lawrenco,
Kau. They knew sho had been unable to
leavo her bed in seven years on account of
kidney and liver trouble, nervous prostra
tion nnd general debility; but, "Three bot
tles of Electric Bitters enabled me to walk,"
she writes, "and In three months I felt like
a new person." Women suffering from
hadacht, backache, nervousness, sleopless
ness, melancholy, fainting und dizzy spells
will nnd It a priceless blctMng. Try It. Sat
l8factlon Is guaranteed by Kubn & Co., only
50c.
num.
SILL Calvin S., June 2S at 6 a. m., g;d
SS yenrs.
Funeral this evening at 6:S0 p. m. from
late residence, 1S01 California, street. In-
lerment at iroy, 11, x.
pUY your shirtwaists where you can do the boat
that's here. We bought a manufacturer's sur
plus stock at a great reduction and aro thus enabled
to offer you such remarkable bargains. Note the
prices and description of the waists we advertise for
Saturday's salo.
for Ladies'
Tailor-
Assortment No. 1
Contains Ladies' Wulsts rnndo of
poicalo, gingham, chutnbray,
in solid colors, stripes, ate.,
Suits
ninny of them with
uu muu on
bargain coun
ter at
Assortment
waists rnndo of French gingham, lawns,
percales In all the latest colors, full fronts,
pleated backs, bishop sleeves, exceptional
bargain nt .'
Assortment
and lined new col
waists made of flno
Insertion, percales, dlmltlcs, ginghams,
many of them beautifully tucked and hem
stitched, now sleeves on solo
at
and Cos
All tho latest
patterns, beau
$1.25 bed spreads tit 50c
$1.50 bed spreads Ht....'. 75c
$2.00 bed spreads at $1.00
$2.50 bed spreads nt ...$1.25
.South Omaha News
Hon. B. E. Wilcox, local representative
of tho American Bond and Trust company,
received word yesterday that the bonds of
most of tho city officials had been accepted
by tho company and wcro now on die with
tho city clerk. Thoso who have not yet
filed bonds In this company are: Police
Judge King, City Attorney Lambert, City
Engineer Deal and Building Inspector D. M,
Click. All of theso odlclals are, howover,
under personal bonds which hold good until
tho surety company acts upon their appli
cations. This bonding company cannot, it is stated,
consider the bonds of City Treasurer
Koutsky or Deputy Treasurer Gustafson
until tho city has compiled with the pro
visions of the now charater, which compels
tho city to designate a depository. In line
with .the charter the council must adver
tise for bids from banks for city deposits.
South Omaha has three national banks and
it may bo that no bids will bo received In
answer to tho advertisement, when Inserted,
ns tho city seldom has any money to speak
of on hand. Bids nre to bo made on tho
basis of r certain per cent of Interest on
dally balances. For a month or two there
might bo quite a balance nnd then the
treasurer would Issue a call for warrants
and nearly the entire fund be withdrawn.
Bankers say that If a certain sum were to
be doposlted for a stipulated length of time
the bids might bo worth noting, but under
tho present system, with no sinking fund
and a continual overlap, there is not much
show for bids. At any rato tho bond bf the
treasurer, as given under tho old charter,
holds good until the city compiles with lta
part of the obligation.
Amplilthe ntr r Completed.
Tho amphitheater at Twenty-fifth and O
streets, whero the Street Fair company will
hold entertainments of various sorts, has
been completed. According to tho osttmate
of tho structural artist tho seating capacity
will bo about 8,000. Tho flower parade will
bo held In tho ring, as well as tho corona
tion of tho carnival queen.
Somo of tho local ministers In the city
aro entering complaints about tho proposed
hull fight. When tho protest waB made tho
reverend gentlemen wcro ntsured by tho
management of the fair that no harm would
come to any of the Mexicans or to the bull.
Ono of tho Incidents of yesterday was tho
withdrawal of Miss Eunice Ensor from the
race for queen of tho carnival. Dr. Ensor
said that his daughter was not strong
enough to participate In tho affair and ho
had requested her to withdraw her name.
Arrangements have been mado to place
ballot boxes for voting purposes in the
downtown drug stores, where votes for
queen of tho carnival may bo filed. Ralph
Dunbar, who Is managing this portion of
tho show, expects to seo considerable com
petition and looks for a lively race beforo
tho closing of tho ballot boxes on the night
of July 6.
Official Junket,
The following city ,ofllc!al3 will leavo
today for a Junket to Lake Okobojl as the
guests of tho Grant Paving company and
tho Thomson-Houston Electric Light com
pany: Councllmcn Martin, Miller, Dworak,
Johnston, City Clerk Shrlglcy and City
Engineer Beal. Tho party expects to leavo
early this morning and will return Monday
aftornoon.
Fltmeruld t'uae Toilny,
It Is expected that the Impeachment pro
ceedings against J. J. Fitzgerald will come
up before Judge Baker In tbo district court
today, In his nnswor filed Mr. Fitzgerald
makes a general denial of the principal al
legations and bo certainly ought to put up a
good defense, for he has employed five
lawyers. City Attorney Larabort will
handle tbo case oa bis side alone. la bis
wiui son cults,
25c
soft culTs,
No. 2 Contains Ladies'
No. 3 Contains Ladies'
whlto and colored lawns, trimmed with
75c
59c
On second floor a full assortment of every
thing that Is new and swell In waists, lncludlug tho sailor col
lar waists, dimity waists go nt
98c, $1.50, $2.50 r.o $5.00
and
Bed Spreads
All the best grade bed spreads, worth up
to $5.00 Including satin embossed, satin
derby, and in fact all the very 4 no
best quilts made go at I17O
opportunity for boarding houses, hotels
, ,
answer Fitzgerald does not try to ahow
what the valuation of tho plantB ho assessed
Is now, but goes back to years gone by and
quotes the assessment. Ho therefore shows
an Increase, but nothing In 'proportion to
that of tho values of today. It Is under
stood that tho city proposes to push the
case, to a finish and end" the hearing as aoon
as possible.
Scarcity of I.ntior.
Contractors and othors aro complaining
about the scarcity of labor. Men cannot be
found to perform work nnd no Idle men aro
to be found on tho streets. Carpenters aro
In great demand Just now, as well as team
sters and ordinary laborers. Dealers In
material aro compelled to skirmish every
day for teams and thoro is a steady hunt
for carpenters and masons. At tho packing
houses work is progressing nicely and very
few employes of these great Institutions are
found Idle. Good prices are being paid for
labor by contractors and the packers are,
of course, paying the scale of wages agreed
Upon some time ago.
Magic, Cltr Coaalp.
Dr. C. W. Johnson of Chicago la visiting
friends In tho city.
Real estate dealers report business Just
a little bit slack just at this time.
Councilman August Miller leaves for
Iowa today to stuy until Monday.
Manager Renner whs. husy yesterday
making out contracts for concessions.
Several religious societies aro holding tent
meetings In various parts of tho city.
Tho horse sales at the stock ynrds this
week attracted a great deal of attention.
Major Cress, Inspector of weights and
meusures, is making his annual Inspection.
(liadlng at tho east end of Missouri nve
nue for a road to tho river is to commence
shortly.
A petition for tho grading of Twenty-seventh
street from 13 to Q street Is being cir
culated. Mr. nnd Mrs. Harvey Prosser, 1526 North
Twenty-third street, announce the birth of
a daughter.
W. S. Babcock has returned from Lake
Washington, Minn., whero ho spent a couplo
of weeks llshlng.
It Is reported that Cudnhy will appeal
from the assessment aa returned by the
Board of Review.
John Flynn, ono of the letter carriers
at the noHtoltlcc, bus gone to Wisconsin to
spend his vacation.
MIsb Eunice Ensor, daughter of Dr. and
MrH. T. H. Ensor, has withdrawn from the
carnival queen contest.
A number of vagrants were beforo Judge
King yosterday and they worn given an
hour In which to leave tho city.
Blnce tho flushing the strectB downtown
are In first-class condition and Mayor Kelly
proposes to keep them so during tho fair.
Mrs. W. II. Hayes of Toledo, Ia nnd
Mrs. J, B. Purlnton of Neola. Ia., nre the
gucHta of Judgu and Mrs. F, A. Agnew,
Twenty-third nnd N streets.
The demand for tho removnl of tho drays
from Twenty-fifth and N street continues,
but Mayor Kelly haH co far declined to
make a decision In tho matter.
The Scenic Itnitte to California,
Don't make a mlstako and solcct any
other route than the Burlington when you
go to California at the time of tho Ep
worth league meeting In July.
Tho Burlington with Its connections
forms the Scenic Lino of the World, It
takes you through tho very heart of tho
Rockies, past all tho glorious mountain
scenery of Colorado and Utah.
Come back by way of Portland, Beattlo,
Tacoma and Billings, Costs a few dollars
extra and It Is worth It.
Beautifully illustrated folder giving full
Information about this, the greatest holi
day opportunity over offered, on request.
Tells what there Is to see on tho way to
tho coast, where to stay In San Francisco
nnd the places In California which you
cannot afford to miss.
Tickets, 1502 Farnam street.
MtrelterliiK In Ilentrlee.
BEATRICE, Neb., Juno 28. (Special Tol-
egram.) The thermometers today are reg
istering from 102 to 106. No fatalities were
reported up to 1 o'clock, ,
Ladies' fine muslin and cambric
somely trimmed, groat variety of styles, worth
up to 1. 25, in lots at, pair,
25c. 35c, 49c and 75c
Ladies' skirts, made of line muslin and cam
bric, with deep ruliles, trimmed with dainty
laco and wide embroidery flouncing, worth up
to $2. go at
49c, 69c and 98c
Ladies' fine gowns and skirt
sizes, trimmed with neat and
worth in tho regular way up
to 2, go in lots at
ill and Factory
All the ladieB' and children's lino imported
French and German lisle-thread hoyo, plain
aud fancy, gauze, drop-stitched lisle, also
fine maco cotton hose with white solos, in
cluding a variety of fancy
wortli up to 75c a pair
in this sale,
choice
Ladies', misses' and boys' fine
hose in plain, medium and
heavy weight ribbed, full seam
less, faBt black, some silk fin
ished, worth up to 25c 1ffp
pair, goat lvJV
Great Sale Parasols and Umbrellas
Hundreds of line nil silk plain and fancy parasols, some are hem
stitched, others fancy milled, chiffon and lace trimmed, all colors,
including black and white, worth up to go at $1 .49 and 1 .98.
iHzd.Q Hundreds of silk umbrellas, 26 and QQ
jTTx 28 inch, for ladies and men, made of I
Milk Rercre. silk taffeta, with plain and
cj '
fancy sterling silver, white metal and pearl handles, worth up to
$-1.00, iu this sale at 1.49 and $1.98.
THIRTY-TWO ACQUIRE ANTLERS
Elks Inltlnte I.nrffe Clnaa Into the
M at erica of the Uest Fcople
on Kartu,
Over Soo members of tbo order of Elks
assembled at tho rooms of the local lodge
last night to confer tho obligations and
explain tho mysteries to a class of thlrty-
xnnrtlrlnt'nlt and flftPT tllO test had
been applied in the demonstration of forti
tude of tho novitiates rorresnmenis wero
served to a gathering that filled tho par
lors. Just n tho exemplification of the
ritual was completed "tho Bellstcdt con
cert closod and Dirootor Bellstcdt ana nis
men r'opaired by invitation to the stalking
mini-tors of the antlcred fraternity. A so
cial session followed the formal coremo-
nles, during which aolectlons wore piayea
by Bcllstedt'8 band, alternating with other
entertaining diversions. There was a reci
tation by George Cronk, a piano solo by
Mr. Campbell of Victor, Colo, a violin
itnln hv Mr. Nettleton of Tabor. Ia.. songs
by Jo Barton and Low Dale and a recita
tion, "Old Glory," by Judge Loo Estoiie.
The candidates who were Inducted into
ihn order were: Charles E. Hutchinson,
J. B. Watklns, W. T. McFarlane, W. S.
King, George H. Cook, Asel stecro, jr.,
Nelson C. Pratt, Walter C. Nolson, H. J.
Kioon John P. Stout. F. A. Tucker. James
Richardson, Jr Clinton R. Miller, B. P.
Griffin, H. W. Howclls, DoWltt C. Lewis,
Gcorgo McBrldo, Thomas F. Swift, John A.
McShane, Thomas A. Minier, E. u. uouaer.
H. S. Emory, W. T. Wyman, Charles L.
Duehl, C. W. Downs, H. F. Roberson, "W.
J. Fawcett. N. L. Maloncy. John V, Bron-
nan, Thomas Kllpatrlck, A. B. Jaxqulth
and Stlllman G. Lund.
WHAT CAUHBS IJANnilUFF.
Grenteat Eiirnpenn Authority on Skin
Tllaenae Saya It'a n Germ.
Tho old Idea was that dandruff Is scales
of skin thrown off through a feverish con
dition of tho scalp. Prof. Unna, Hamburg,
Germany, European authority on skin dis
eases, says dandruff Is a germ disease. The
germ hurrowB undor tho scalp, throwing up
llttlo scales of cuticle nnd sapping tho
vitality of the hair at tho root. The only
hair preparation that kills dandruff germs
Is Newbro's Hcrplolde. "Destroy tho cause,
you romovo tho effect." Not only cures
dandruff, but stops falling hair and causes a
luxuriant growth. Delightful hair dress
ing. MnrrlitKe Llcciiara.
Marriage HceriBos have been granted to
the following:
Name nnd Residence. Age.
Wllllnm A. Lewis, Bancroft, Neb 33
Ellznboth Thlrtlo, Douglas county 2
Stack B. Hall, Omaha 26
Minnie U Mack, Omaha 19
Lott E. Johnson, South Omahn 40
Mngglo J, Donnldson, South Omaha 40
Meyer Taxman, Rock Island, 111 22
Mary Schlaefer, Omaha Pi
Edward Carlson, St, Joseph, Mo 25
Augusta Hoffman, Omaha 23
William J. Miller, South Omaha 25
Mary Hoffman, Omaha , 23
Balzac's Itlvul.
Balzac had no rival but Oeorgo Sand;
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This woman, acknowledged by all the
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French novelists, was certainly the moat
remarkablo woman of her ago nnd the
greatest authoress In tho world's history.
The story of her own life is as ro
mantic and eventful as that of any of her
heroines; tho revelations mado in her
Hlstolre de ma vie would furnish ma
terial for a dozen novels of tho present
day, An interesting pamphlet giving out
line of her life will be sent on request.
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