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THE OMAITA PAILT HEE; Tl'ESDAT, JVEY 30, 1001.
WANTLAND BOOMS IRRIGATION
Union Ptcifio Agent'' taja Leison it Con
vjed by Heat and Drouth.
REAL BLESSING COMES IN DISGUISE
Look of Itnlnfnll, Stijn Mr. Wntitlfiml,
KniirrnrN Nlinrily Hio Neeemtlty
of ItcnnrlliiK to Orlnlnty
of Artificial .MpUioiIh.
Drouth nnd hot weather nre not without
their advantaged, nccordlng to C. 11. Want
land, special land agent of the Union Pa
cific railroad, with hendouarters nt Denver.
In fact, they have already resulted In threo
direct beneficial effects to tho western
country, and a fourth will follow.
Mr. Wnntlnnd was visiting Union Pacific
land headquarters at the general ofllrcs In
Omaha yesterday and ho divulged some In
teresting Information concerning these
paradoxical blessings of misfortune. None
was temporary, all bolnR still In tho stage
of progression, they wore the direct ro
pult of drnilth In Missouri, Kansas and
Nebraska. Mr. W'antland says:
"Jn tho first place, tho most notablo
effect has doubtless been to turn the at
tention of all theso western people with
an Irresistible forco to Irrigation and to
Irrigated countries. Their own experience
of this season haB caused them to ponder
long upon tho places where men make their
own rivers. Tho ontlru Irrigated section
In the west, through Idaho nnd Colorado
especially, Is now tho point on which their
ryes aro turned. They feel like patterning
after such n system.
StllllllllllCH Sl-lltlllK'llt.
"So this sentiment lias, of course, In
creased to a tenfold Intensity tho strong
feeling In favor of the national Irrigation
scheme, by vast reservoirs In the
gulches and canyons and valleys, tho gov
ernment being tho owner and operator of
tho cntlro plant. It Is remarkable what a
demand their Is for such a system, and
how tho plan has grown In popular favor.
This feeling has been especially noticeable
slnco that open letter of J. J. Hill's ad
vocating It.
"In short, tho drouth has brought Irriga
tion sharply and prominently boforo tho
peoplo of tho west ami of tho affected ter
ritory In every phase of its possibilities and
powers nnd this will bo certain to havo
great results.
"Again, tho drouth has shown tho peoplo
for the first tlmo tho real extent nnd value
of tho great cattlo ranges In Wyoming.
They had not realized lmforo what thoso
pastures really amounted to, or what
chances were thcro. Tho fnct that thou
sands of head of Nebraska cattle aro now
feeding up thcro has awakened them to a
reallratlon of this fact.
"This year's drouth Is to havo n vast
influence on summer travel next year.
This season fiO.OOO travelers visited tho
mountains of Colorado. Next year thcro
will bo 100,000. Tho terrlblo beat which
has been suffered through tho central west
will causo tho Increase. Hy going to the
mountains one enn keep cool and comfort
able. I'coplo know this nnd thoso who did
not go havo boon sorry they did not. Thoy
will get out early next year and In un
precedented crowds. A hot spell nlwnys has
this effect on tho noxt year's travel."
i:ct iisio.v to i.aki: oicoiio.n.
) in ii tin I'rciiili' Co Out of Town to
K limit NuiKlny.
One hundred and twenty-flvo sunburnt
excursionists alighted from a Milwaukee
train at tho union depot at C o'clock yester
day morning nftcr having spent Sunday very
pleasantly at Dako Okobojl. All expressed
themselves as delighted with th'o trip. Tho
day could not havo been ordered better so
far as tho weather was concerned, for the
threatening clouds that overcast the sky
nt intervals served to tompor tho sun's
rays and tho brisk breezo from tho south
west caused tho waves to run Just high
enough to add a zest of danger to tho en
terprise, of going abroad In rowboats.
During tho early morning" tho flBh bit
ravenously and by noon It wbb a common
thing to seo parties with long strings of
nhlutng cropplc, cat and sunlish, wending
their ways to somo iulct spot In tho woods
whero fires were built nnd tho catch roasted
on split sticks nftcr tho manner of tho
Indian tribes that onco Infested tho sec
tion. Thoso to whom beer was an cs
sonttal element of the perfect outing, suf
fered somowhat from thirst no doubt, as
beer wns not to bo had at least by none of
tho ordinary means of procuring tho bovor
nge. Hut tho fishing, boating and bathing wero
all that could bo required. One fact that
appealed especially to persons from Mis
souri river points was tho remarkablo trans
parency of tho lake water. In sheltered
coves along tho bank bright gravel bottom
could be distinctly seen through a depth
of ten feet of tho element. The wator was
cooler than that at Manawa, but nemo too
cool for bathing. Tho excursion was per
sonally conducted by George B. Ilaynea,
city passenger agent of tho Milwaukee.
Itni'OKT lllt.Y.IDI) AS A FAKI3.
Denial of Alienee! CIiuiikc jit Union
l'nellln liiMV Department.
Threo of tho highest officials at Union
Pacific headquarters definitely denied yes
terday tho report that tho legal depart
ments of tho Union Pacific and Southern
raclfio railroads wero to bo consolidated,
that John M. Thurston was to bo placed at
tho head of tho combination, or that nny
change at all was to take placo in tho
Union Pacific legal office.
Chicago newspapers havo been responsible
for this tnlo. Thoy nnnounced that tho
consolidation was to bo accomplished In the
near future, that Mr. Thurston would be
chlof counsel and Jefferson Chandler of
Washington, D. C, assistant to him.
No ono at Union Pacific headquarters,
liowovor, know anything at all of such a
scheme, and thoy deny in every particular
tho authenticity of the report. Thoy assert
that It Is a newspaper pipe, droam puro and
simple nnd that the mini who stnrtcd It is
tho only ono who can nnswer for It,
I'lonly of llrer.
Tho Tleo learns, upon Inquiry mado today,
that tho published statement that thero
Is a likelihood of a "bcor fnmlno" In
Omaha Is orronoous, as tho Stors Hrowlng
company, notwithstanding its unusually
largo business during thu heated term, Is
nblo to supply all orders, whothor from
regular customers or not. This modern
browery has an Immense capacity, and
produces draught and bottled beors that
are unoxcelled for purity, artesian wator
being used In all the brows. Tho product
of this browery has earned a most euvlablo
reputation.
Tho doctors all say that during tho warm
weather tho water should bo filtered, lluy
n Sutton Natural Stone derm Proof Filter
from A. O. MoAUBland Co., 41G Karbach
block, price 11,50 each, or call up telephone
number 185 and they will send you ono.
l.ll Ip OUolioJI,
Tho Ideal tunimcr resort. Quickly and
easily reached from Omaha via tho Milwau
kee railway, tho only through line.
City office., 1501 Farnam street.
Dr. K. D. Mason, rectal sui'tjciy, Drown blk
t
REVENUE OFFICE VERY BUSY
IIiisIiicnn from (lie Dnkotnn Continues
to Coinr Into tin District
of .Vclirnihu.
All of the bankers and ethers of North
and South Dakota who aro required to pay
special taxes to tho United States through
tho oiriec of tho collector of Internal
revenue havo not as yet learned that thcro
has been n collection office established at
Aberdeen, and as a result at least two
thirds of the business of thoso states Is
passing through tho Omaha office for the
fiscal year beginning July 1.
According to law each person llablo for
special taxes must mako report prior to
August 1 and for this reason all liquor
dealers, bankers nnd others who havo been
engage in business during the last fiscal
year and who will continue aro rushing
their statements, accompanied by tho cash
to pay the current tax. Tho reports and
cnsli must bo In tho hands of tho collector
by August 1 or a penalty equal to 50 per
per cent of tbo tax Is levied upon the tax
payer. For this reason tho office of the collector
Is now rushed making out receipts and
licenses nnd tho two Dnkotas give no small
part of tho work. When a report Is ro
celvcd from these states the fact of It.i
receipt Is noted In a book for that purposo
and a flic mark la placed upon tho papers.
The draft Is endorsed and tho papers and
draft aro forwarded to the collector nt
Aberdeen, where tho necessary license
document will be prepared and forwarded
to tho taxpayer. Tho papers are marked
as filed In Omaha for tho reason that It
may bo Impnsslblo for them to reach Aber
deen before August 1 nnd It Is tho Intention
of the collector of the district of Nebraska
to relievo tho taxpayer from tho payment
of penalty.
PRESIDENT KARR AS A CHEF
Municipal .Mittciitinu ItcvciiU
llnnillmirU in the Line of
Culinary .Skill,
IIU
Mrs. Rorer has a dangerous rival In
Myron D, Karr, president of tho city coun
cil. Ho has turned cook and Is prepared to
glvo any woman In the Sixth ward pointers
on domestic science.
Mrs. Karr and her daughter went up to
Lake Okobojl a few days ago. Tho day they
left Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wilson, a nowly
marrlcd couplo of Rising City, camo to
Omaha on tholr honeymoon. They aro
friends of the president of tho council nnd
camo to his home.
Omaha councllmcn arc nothing If not ver
satile. Mr. Karr was taking his meals out,
but didn't wnnt to oxposo tho brldo and
groom to tho scrutinizing eyes of a board-Ing-houso
table. Ho 'phoned to tho grocer,
tho butcher and tho baker and announced to
his guests that dinner would bo served
shortly.
And dinner was served. Tho young couple
liked tho councilman's cooking so well that
they stayed with him for a day and a half.
Tho neighbor women say the Karr kitchen
Is slightly disorganized, but Mr. nnd Mrs.
Wilson declared Mr. Karr a capital cook.
DEATH OF REV. GEORGE GUE
Former Oinnlin .11 ft lioilUt Minister
Pusses Aivnj- In I'ortlnml, Ore.,
nt mi Advanced Am.
John Dale yesterday morning received
word of tho death of Uev. George
W. Guo, D. D., qf Portland, Ore.
Dr. Guo wns ono of tho early
pastors of tho First Methodist church
in this city and wns an exceedingly popular
man with wide ncqualntnnco In tho state.
Among tho acts of his first pastorato In
this city was performing tho mnrrlago cere
mony uniting cx-Senator John M. Thur3toa
and Miss Poland.
When the silver anniversary of tho
Thurston wedding nrrived Mr. Guo came
from Portland to bo present nt the
observnnco of tho anniversary and at that
tlmo renowed acquaintance with tho pioneer
Methodists. Dr. Guo wns prominent In af
fairs of tho Methodist Episcopal church and
wns a member of the general conference at
Jlvo or six sessions. Ho was about 63 years
of ago nt tho tlmo of his death.
Tho announcement of his death was mado
to Mr. Dale by Hov. C. N. Dawson, pastor
of tho Sownrd Street Methodist church, who
Is now In Portland.
WILL INSTRUCT TEACHERS
Dr. Krolim, Prof. 'Wiiterlioiixe and
Mill Ho.oll KnKilKcd for
County Institute.
Tho County Teachers' lnstltuto will bo
hold at tho Omaha High school building
during the week beginning August 19.
Nearly 100 women who doslro to tench
In tho county schools will have to attend
tho lnstltuto nnd thuro receive Instructions
as to tho methods of their contemplated
work.
County Superintendent Hodwoll has en
gaged as Instructors for tho lnstltuto Dr.
William O. Krohm, editor of tho Child
Study Monthly of Chicngo, A. H. Wator
houso, principal of the Omnha High school,
and Miss Mlnulo W. Hozello of Dcs
Moines, la.
Tho examination of teachers will occur
on August 15, 16 and 17.
A Cure for Cliolrrn Infantum.
"Last May," says Mrs. Curtis Raker of
Bookwaltcr, O., "an Infant child of our
neighbor's wns suffering from cholera In
fantum. Tho doctor had given up all
hopos of recovery. I took a bottlo of
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy to tho house, telling them I felt
sure It would do good If used according to
directions. In two days' tlmo tho child
had fully recovered and Is now (nearly a
year slnco) a vigorous, healthy girl. I
havo recommended this remedy frequently
and havo novor known It to fall In nny
slnglo instance For salo by all druggists,
lVKi; OKOIIOJI.
On tin- Milwaukee. Itullwny.
For a short or a long vacation tho beau
tiful lako offers tho most economical yet
delightful outing that is available for
Omaha peoplo.
Quickly and easily reached from Omaha
via tho Milwaukee railway, altitude almost
2,000 foct, air always com ana invigorating.
A beautiful, clear, deep lako with high
shores plctuicsquely tlmbored with hnrd
wood trees. Excellent fishing, boating and
bathing. Moderate-priced but good hotolii.
This Is n list of advantages not to bo
equaled. Full Information chcorfully fui
nlshed nt tho Milwaukee railway city ofllcj,
1604 Fnrnara street.
F. A. NASH. G. W. A.
FOR A SlI.M.Mr.ll OUTIXfi.
To tho firrnt fruit I,nlr lli-itlonn.
Cross the Rockies on a forty-threo foot
grade, light easy curves, olghty-pouid
steel rails, a perfectly baUastod roadbd,
gigantic embankments of disintegrated
granlto, through tunnels, bored In solid
granite and over stono and steel bridges,
A fascinating panorama of marvelous en
gineering. To see this bo suro your ticket reads
over the Union Pacific raljroad. Lowest
rates mado for summer excursions In many
years. New city ticket office, 1321 Faruam;
phono 316,
HARM MX BE IN 0MA1U
Question is Raised as tt Wbother Ute, la.,
Merchant is Ds&d or Alive.
NSURANCE POLICIES ARE INVOLVED
ln ('Situation In Xotr On to I.oento the
M) mI.tIiiiikIj MIhiIiik Jinn, Who
in Kenorteil to lie In Till
City Allt'Kvd IIokuii Corinc.
Tho disappearance and supposed suicidal
drowning of Chris Harm, a Uto (la.) mer
chant, a few weeks ago, promises to reveal
nn Interesting story, with on Omaha chap
tor for a climax.
It has been strongly Intimated that
Harm did not drown himself In fnct, that
ho still lives and that back of It all Is an
effort to realize on tin Insurance policy.
Telegraphic advices from Sioux City aro
to the effect that Harm Is now believed
to bo In Omnha or South Omaha, secreted
from public view by friends.
Much Interest In the cnse has been
aroused In Iowa and an Investigation Is In
progress.
All offort3 to locate Harm In cither of
the Omahas have thus far failed.
Various theories ore afloat and Interest
ing developments are likely.
Several thousand dollars arc Involved.
Tho Harm case has numerous rnmlllcatlons,
somo of which aro exceedingly sensational.
llitrtu'M My Mti'rloun Hull,
Chris Harm Is under suspicion of having
lied from Ute. Ia. with tho doublo motive
of securing $4,000 llfo Insurance and of
avoiding suits now pending for $20,000.
Tho suicide theory Is supported by tho
finding of a hody supposed to bo that of
Harm In Soldier creek. Tho corpse was
discovered by boys swimming In a pool nnd
wnB partially Identified as tho missing
merchant. It wns interred in tho Hnrm
family lot nnd Mrs. Harm mourned tho
dead man ns her husband.
Tho body wns found on July 8, threo
weeks after Harm's disappearance, and
was so badly decomposed that nctual Identi
fication wns Impossible. Following Harm's
disappearance facts camo to light which
aroused suspicion as to whether tho mer
chant had In reality taken his llfo.
Richard Palmer, a banker, testified that
ho has followed his wlfo to tho rear (if
Harm's store at night, heard her knock ami
saw her admitted. Ho advances tho Idea
that a cadaver was brought from Omaha or
elsewhere, dressed In Harm's clothes and
thrown Into the creek. Tho stream Is not
moro than two feet deep and thero Is doubt
whether a man of Harm's size could havo
drowned himself In It.
On several occasions beforo tho finding
of tho body tbo missing merchant Is said
to have been seen aud recognized. Mmtl
Hargrnves, a traveling man who had done
business with Harm, was posltlvo that he
had seen him In Omaha and a Maploton,
(la.) farmer was equally positive that ho
had encountered the missing man in the
road near that town.
ELBQURN IS HOME AGAIN
City Cicik nnd 1'nnillj- Return from
KxttMidcil OutliiK on the
Atlantic Const.
City Clerk W. H. Mlhourn and family have
returned from a three weeks' visit In Mary
land. Thoy wore nt Swan Point, Tolchcatcr
Reach and other summer resorts and spent
somo tlmo In cruising along Chesapeake
bay. Mr. Klbourn and his family spent
several days nt the Rulfulo exposition aud
met tho Omaha peoplo who tiro connected
with tho big show.-
"The attendance nt tho exposition Is dis
appointing," Hald Mr. Klbourn. "It soldom
crawls abovo 40,000 a day and tbo conces
sionaires aro coniplnlnlug of the small
crowds. Omaha men havo tho best shows
on tho Midway, but aro not doing tho busi
ness their attractions merit."
Mr. Klbourn went to Ruffalo by way of
Kansas City and returned over tho same
route. Ho says tho crops In Knnsas, Mis
souri nnd Illinois looked fine threo weeks
ago, but tho drouth has gotten In Its work
and damaged them to an nlarmlng oxtont.
"Kansas crops aro In a bad condition;
parts of Missouri have fared badly. In
diana corn looks bad and Illinois corn shows
the effects of tho dry weather. Saturday
and Sunday wo passed through good rains.
Illinois will faro pretty well In spite of tho
drouth nnd parts of Missouri will como out
all right, but corn In Knnsas looks as
though It wero too far gono to bo helped,"
said Mr. Klbourn.
Wlno! Drink Cook's Kxtra Dry Champagno.
Wine! Pure Juice naturally fermented.
Wlno! Of forty years record. Try It.
fin 'Where It's Cool
To Yellowstono Park, where tho air Is
cooled by breezes from tho snow-capped
mountain peaks, whero lakes nnd rivers nnd
waving pines greet tho eye In uvery direc
tion. No hotter opportunity of visiting this
greatest natural wonder of tho continent
will ever present Itself than that of August
20, when tho Burlington will run a per
sonally conducted excursion party from
Omnha to and through Yellowstone Park.
Nino days thero and back. Tho cost less
than $100 Includes every expenso of the
trip railroad fare, sleeper both ways,
meals enroute, hotels and stage through
tho Park.
Booklet giving full Information furnlshod
on request. J. FRANCIS,
General Passenger Agent,
Omnha Neb.
Cool MillllCNOtll,
Do you rcallzo how cheap tho round trip
rates aio? Less than half faro. Via North
western line August 1 to 10.
Omaha to St. Paul-Mlnueapollc, $0.S5,
Omaha to riluth, Superior or West Su
perior and return, $13, S3,
Two faBt trains dnlly.
A night train nnd a day train scrvlco.
"Tho best of everything."
Why stay at home In tho heat? Oo to
Minnesota. Fish and hunt and bathe.
Northwestern Liue ticket otllce, 1401-1103
Farnnm street.
We are Thankful
For that glorious rain, and wo don t know
who Ih entitled to tho credit whether It s
Oov. Savage, the ministers or Prof Illcks,
Hut wo know we got tho rain -so wo ro
thankful. It's true, It cnught Harry Clnl
born out with his new straw hat and pink
shirtwaist on, and no umbrella but lies
neither sugar nor salt, and thcro will bo
no permanent damage.
$1.00 TEMPTATION TONIC 73fl
1.00 Ansma I lair Tonic Me
A: Gem Catarrh Powder 3o
S1.00 West's Hraln and Nervo Treatment 17c
Sl.OO Meeker's CnBcarllla 6oo
$1.00 Undo Sam'B Tobacco Cure 60c
35c Stuart's Hlackberry Ilnlsam 20c
$2.00 Cotton Root, Tansy nnd Pennyroyal
Pills, Karl Cramer's genulno $1.00
25o Ooodman's Vegetablo Cathartic
Pills 10o
25o Carter's Little I.Ivor Pills 15p
35c Castnrla, genuine ;-,c
$1,00 Cramer's Kidney Cure 75c
$1.00 I'oruna 75q
25c Laxative Rrmno Qulnlno 15c
Iter's Malt Whiskey 75c
25o Ilelladonna Plaster, 2 for 25o
SCHAEFER'S "WXtiL.
Tel. 747. H. IV. Cor. Kith nnd Chlcairo.
Ceods dellvircd FUSE to any part of city.
RECALLS AN OMAHA TRAGEDY
Mtn. diaries Poor, Formerly of This
City, Iiiuiiis from n MiivIiik
Train In loirn.
A telegram received In Omaha yesterday
from Uoouo, la., tells of tho sudden In
sanity of Mrs. Charles Poor and of her
Jumping from a moving train' nt that placo
Sho Is tho widow of Charles Poor, who
ton years ago met a tragic death In Omnha,
and It Is believed that constant brooding
over this sensational Incident has shat
tered her reason, Accompanied by her
two sons, nged 15 and 17 years respectively,
sho was on her way from Omaha to Chi
cago, her present home, at tho time of
tho seizure. Sho was not seriously Injured
by her fall, but was violent In her ravlng3
during thu remainder of the trip nnd had
to bo kopt under gunrd of tho train crow.
Her dementia takes tho form of fear of
Imaginary enemies. Sho is now nt the
homo of her mother In Chicago and Is
reported ns somewhat Improved.
Ono morning In May, 1SP0, Charles Poor
was found dead nt his home, his body
hanging over the sill of tho bedroom win
dow nnd a bullet wound In his head.
Tho circumstances wero such as to glvo
color to tho theory of murder. It was be
lleved that ho hail been killed by burglars
whom ho had surprised while looting tho
house.
UNCLE SAM CALLS FOR MEN
Civil Service Commission .Millies Spe
vliil AlMlcnl for Poxtolllec
Clerks mill Curriers,
The Civil Scrvlco commission desires to
sccuro eligible candidates for appointments
ns clerks and carriers at the Omaha post
olllco, and the announcement culling atten
tion to the examinations to bo. held at
tho federal building September 4 contains
an appeal for volunteers, In which It Is
said:
"This examination offers an excellent op
portunity for entering the federal scrvlco
to bright, energetic young persons who
nro not afraid of hard work and tho com
mission hopes that n sufficient number
of Intelligent, actlvo persons will present
themselves for this examination. It may
be stated that thero Is a wider field for
advancement upon merit In tho federal
service than In many prlvntc employments,
not only by promotion in the same oillce,
but by transfer to other parts of the sorv
Ico." This appeal Is a formal one, but Is never
used except whero thero aro not enough
applications to suit the commission. That
peoplo aro slow to respond to tho appeals
of tho commission Is attributed by tho
members to tho fact that tho opportunities
for employment In private service aro so
numerous and tho wages paid are generally
so much better than Is paid by tho gov
ernment. Aiitomolillc s us Transport Wiikihis.
Experiments In Krnnce havo proved con
vincing nnd the French believe they aro cer
tain to play a rolo of much Importance In
modern warfare. It Is odd to note the dif
ferent uses to which nature and seienco
nro put. On tho battlefield thoy fight for
tho destruction of life, whllo throughout
tho country Hostcttcr's Stomach Hitters
fights to prescrvo It. Kor fifty years tho
Rlttcrs havo been curing dyspepsia, Indi
gestion, constipation and biliousness. It
wilt nlso prevent malaria, fovcr and ague.
Utah's Ideal Climate.
On tho shores of tho great Salt Lake and
for fifty miles therefrom, In every direction,
tho climate of climates Is found. To en
ablo persons to reach tho famoiis health,
bathing and pleasurn resorts of Utah tho
Union Pacific ha.i put In effect summer ex
cursion rates lower than mado In many
years. New city ticket olllcc, 1324 Far
nam; pho. .116.
Sham beauty fools few peoplo. Tho coun
try girl's fresh skin nnd vigorous health
can bo obtained by the Rcnstrom bath
treatments. Tho Rathery. 21C-220 Rco Hid.
Telephono, 1710 for nppolntmcnts.
Publish your legal notices In Tho Weekly
Heo. Tclophonc 23S.
Dr. Lord hnB returned. Office. Paxton
block; hours), 2 to 4. Telephono 33.
sea m
10-pound nck for
Aslt us for tho latest toilet roqulslt
well as tho rarest drugs, chemicals
llh!irmnnf.iitt..filu
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nnd
Wo are CUT PRICH DUUOGISTS.
urn n tow SAMPLH nATtOATNTS?
Here
25c Kirk's Juvenile Soap, wo sell
"Trt IT11 Wl.lt.. Ttnu ..n u.11
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. Uc
. 5c
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. 4Jc
. ::sc
, 2-c
, Ho
, 75 r
, 7'C
20c
2'ic
:5c
25c
25c Mennen's Tuloum Powder
f 1.00 Rurnham's Sarsaparllla
55c Cnstnria
$1.00 Kirk's Hair Tonic
50c Plnnud'H Kau du Qulnlno
50c Pozzonl'H Face Powder
25o Hheldon-'b Foot Rest
I'eruna
$1.00 Cramer's Kidney Cure
Cutlcura Soap
50p Florida Water
Qunrt bottle good P.rt or Claret
Cashmere Uotutuet Soap, 15c and
IHU 1111 UlllillUfriUC.
Sherman ftJcConneil Drug Go
cuit. iiitii nn noixii:, ii.m.viia.
REFRESHING
THIRST
QUENCHER
NEVER FAILS
Coca Celery
Why you should try It,
Quenches thirst.
Quiets tho nerves.
Relieves headache.
Tones up tho stomnch.
Cures "that tired feeling."
Makes you feci good.
Do euro and drink a glass ccsts
5c
(t Takes GOOD TOBACCO and HAND
THE
mum ;:b m.9
II til mill Donuliia St.
Is Now Being Made From Fine Cuban Tobacco, Crop of 1900.
F. Ft. RICE M. C. CO., Manufacturers, St. Louis, UNION MADE
HAZEL WOOD AN HEIRESS
Woman Who Attemptod Eulcida Bicsuso
She Oned Email Amount.
SHE IS DAUGHTER OF JOHN B. SILVIS
II j- Her Fnther's Will .She I On tier of
Valuable I'll r in, Milijccl Only
to l.lfe Interest of
Her .Mother.
Hazel Silvia Wood, who attempted to com
mlt suicide nt tho Center hotel. 210 North
Seventeenth street, Frliiuj night becauao
sho was $15 In debt, Is the sole heir to a
$1,000 farm near Klkhom In this county.
Application for tho probato of the will
of John II. Sllvls, who died at Tallahassee,
Kin., on November 28 of last year, was
made to the county court yesterday. Hazel
Sllvls Wood Is tho daughter of tho de
ceased aud tho principal legatee uuder the
will.
The will was mado In 1S7S, beforo Hazel
Sllvls Wood was born. It directs that $500
shall bo paid to the testator's son Charles
and that the rumntndor of tho estate Is to
go to tho widow for life and after her death
to any children sho may have. Hazel is
tho only child aud Is therefore the solo
heiress to her father's estate, subject, of
course, to her mother's llfo Interest In the
aatne.
Hazel Sllvls Wood Is only 20 years of age
but she has been married twice and Is the
mother of a G-ycar-old boy. It Is said that
sho nnd her mother have become estranged
nnd this may account for tho young wom
an's nttcmpt to end her llfo.
John II. Sllvls formerly lived In Omaha
and his cstnte Includes a 160-acrc farm near
Klkhorn, which Is easily worth $7,000.
Send articles of Incorporation, notices of
stockholders' meetings, etc., to Tho lice.
Wo will glvo them proper legal Insertion
Telephono 23S.
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Tuesday and Wednesday and. then the .luly
Clearing Sale closes. These will be days to be
remembered by any customer visiting our eloalc
department, for the simple reason that you can
buy any garment for these two days at one
third the price paid for some classes of goods
in any concern. . It may seem strange, but we
are selling more Indies' suits right now than
we ever did boforo. Till? IJAIICJAIXK VQll
TUESDAY AND WIODXJOSDAV
ER THAN EVER IMS FORE. See them.
100 ladies' tailor-made suits, odds and ends,
garments that sold up to 20.00; for $5.00.
ir0 ladies' tailor-made suits; odds and ends;
sample suits, etc.; worth up to $30.00 in this
sale at only $8.98.
7") suits; models; beautiful
sold up to fti;; your choice. $20.00.
WOMEN'S SILK SKIRTS
a -v, xiiuviun,
oO of them at $5.98.
70 of them worth up to 15.00, for $7.50.
3 00 of them worth up to 22.-)0, for $10.00.
The greatest slaughter of wash waists that was ever known.
Wash Waists made of elegant Scotch Gingham, 25c.
2 wash waists for 95c. An elegant line of Avhite lawn waista
that sold up as high as 2.no, for only $1.00.
Womon'R rainy-day skirts, 1.00 quality, for $1.98.
IHO women's skirts in serges, Venetians, etc., worth up to 8.00,
for $2.93.
WOMEN'S STLK AND COTTON UNDERSKIRTS 1 0 silk
underskirts made of excellent quality taffeta; right up to date,
nice, clean goods, on sale at $5.00 each.
100 dozen women's mercerized underskirts, worth S2 00 for
only, each, $1.00.
ALL SUMMER WRAPPERS must go at one-third regular
price. 100 dozen wrappers trimmed with lace and embroi7lery,
ruffles over shoulder; extra uaist lining; t.no quality, for 690.
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will be Continued in Bargain Room
HPuesday will be the greatest clearing day in the bargain
room. Wo uro mlding no ijooiIh, furnisliia,' g Kid and men's nnd
children's clothing. Tho price seem bo ridiculously LOW that yon havo to
actually examine tho goods to belluve It truo.
Here arc only afew of the j;riuitl array of harnnins:
2 cafccs of OIpiicoo Dress GliiKhrtms, worth
100 t 12t'. at 3'.c.
40,000 yurrts of Hue Imported 1'orcalo, thn
rcsular 23c smile, 3(i Inches wide, rem
nants, lie.
fin.uno yards of tho finest Jnconot, Lawns
and niinltles, Ce.
2.V"Kj yanls of the better Rrad", t-o'.d
from V.ir to 2i! at 'Ar.
Imported French, Irlnh nnd Scotch Ulm
Itles. worth .')5c to 6fte, nt S'.c.
:5.(.iO yurds of the hnert Imported RO"d
made, ini'liidlni; Austrian (ireuadlnos and
other roc ids that sold up to Mc, at ICc. '
r.e Shirting I'rlnts at i'ic
full Standard Prints nt 2'4c.
10e Kli.tKer Klnnnel at 2c,
10c Fancy Draperies nt Jt'.iu.
Closing Out All Summer Silks
at the Most Unheard of Prices. (Inmain Silk Department.)
Washable. Silk, all styles and colors, worth 50c. GOc nnd 7Cc
all go cn salo at
Printed Chinas, Figured Indlas, Foulards all worth 7"c, SCo
and $1.00, nt
36-Inch Wulto Wnsh Silk, duo grade worth $1 00
on snle at
SO bolts linn yard-wide Plael: Jap Wash Silk worth up to $2.00-
o on salo at
Grand Grocery Sale Tuesday
10 bars best I.nuntlry Soap 25c California Uvapornled Pears, 3 lbs. for. 25a
Puro Hed Salmon, per tun Sl-Sc' Large Snnia Clara Prunes, 3 lbs. for.... 25a
3 cans Spring Garden Rnucr Kraut .... 25c New York State Apples, por pound. .. .7Vio
3 largo bottles assorted I'lekles 25e Ituby Prunes, at (tg
Pearl Hurley, per pound to
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Fish, Meats and Cheese
Fancy Family Mackerel, per lb 12e Potted Meats, assorted, por ran 30
Wholo Codfish Sirlps. per lb 12c 1 Hex Chi, pod Urlcd Ilcof I0o
Fancy Ilrlck Codfish, per II) "c 1 Milwaukee Hrnk Chocso, lOo
No, 1 California liuna, per lb 8Vjo lApiicntost Ch 'c.u each -Jo
All Men's
Straw Hats
All Men's
Negligee Shirts
All Men's Summer
Underwear.
go without ques
tion. This isnenfo, sure nnd
satisfactory storo io
spond your monoy at.
See Farnnm St.
window.
Cioak
Dept.
are G HEAT
garments; that.
at half thn
Tuesday the
Great Sales
IZ'.je nnd 13e draperies nt fi'Ac,
L'Gc- Draperies at 12Vsc.
J311.ICS--10.OiN) yards ot silks nt 15c. 10a
-ie and 39e yard, worth up lo $1.00.
UraiidH elearlnn salo on llnmmouks Tues
day nt hall price.
Hoys' 3c and HSc Wnsh Pants, 10c.
Hoys' Mie. Cloth Pants, IKe.
Jioys' 7Gc and $1.00 Cloth Pants, 2.",c. i
Hoys Wash Hulls up to fl jears, 10c.
Hoys' $l.iio Crash Suits, inc.
Hoys' :-.T0 OullHK Suits, 05c.
Hoys' J.I.W Cloth Suits. $.Ci,
Hoy' $2 50 Crush Suits, long pants, up to
19 years old, (Vie.
MBN'S PANTS -Men's $U5 Pants, Be.
Men's $2 0ii Pants, Tie.
Oram! Htiuct.il .sole dn muslins, shcetlnes,
towels and towellm,'. linens and napkins.
25c
35c
50c
75c