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TITTS OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY. BErTKMnER 27, lflftt.
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THE BIHI MP!
TARES HIS LIFE WITH GVS
J. H. Warren, Trusted Employe at tfedioal
Institute, ii Tonnd Dying.
SUICIDE ONLY THEORY ENTERTAINED
.Victim Is Found Kearly Dend by
Janitor and MfPm, De.
x spite Efforts to
7 IIU Mfe.
riulcide by Hie gas - route was the mode
cf self-destruction adopted by J. It War
ren, an old and trusted employe of the
Cook Medical InRtltute. at 112 Bouth Four
teenth etreet, yesterday morning. War
yen's limp and lifeless body, was found
. stretched across on operating- table In the
operating room of tho left wins of the
building-. All the doors and window were
securely fastened and the gas Jet. opened
wide as possible.
Bllnlnff u full nnm or I
gas to escape.
When discovered by Janitor Kellor. War
ren was still alive, but had Inhaled so much
of the deadly substance that he expired
within five minutes after being found, al
though Dr. Chenoweth, manager of the In
stitute, and Police Surgeon Bchleler, who
were called In. administered emetics and old
all In their power to save his life.
There appears to be no reason for the
deed committed by Warren. Ills employer
does not know why he sought to destroy
himself and cannot account fur his act.
Warren has not been despondent and was
making fair wages. He was about SO years
old and unmarried. He has a brother living
at Ione Btar, Kan., whence he Is said to
tiave come over a year Rgo. His relative
lias been notified of his death
TABLE BAl.E-Orchard & Wllhelm Car
pet Co.
The Largest Business ot the Kind In
the World
Aside from the Interest that will be taken
In Menter, Roscnbloom & Co.'s opening on
Thursday, October 1, It will surprise many
people to know the magnitude of this con'
cern.
They operate 42 stores in 42 cities, being
the largest credit business In the world.
Their Immense buying power often allows
them to sell goods at retail prices that
many other concerns would have to pay
for them. Bometlmei they will buy the en
tire output of a factory In certain lines
iwhlch they do not manufacture themselves.
Offering goods on credit at low prices
and doing business on a II' ral plan has
won for them woll deserved success,
It would be well to visit their stsore on
Thursday, when all the new fall styles will
be put on exhibition.
The store will be decorated and the fol
lowing musical program will be rendered
In keeping with the event:
AFTKKNOON PROGRAM.
No. I. March Olory ..Bach
No. 2. A Juv in the Cottonnciti (char
acteristic) Bonn
No. 3. Berenado Waltzes Clark
No. 4. March Southern Smiles Kelly
No. 6. In a Cosy Corner (R-noveiictte
Kimlial-Brattan
No. 6. Anona Vivian Gray
No. 7. Overture Home Circle.. Schlepea-reil
No. 8. March Dixie Land Haines
No. 9. Medley Walts I've Got My Eyes
on You Marse
No. 10. March The Man Behind the
Qun t.Sousa
EVENING PROGRAM.
No. 1. March Hiawatha ........Nell Maret
No. 2. Liaht and Shade Waltses Straus
No. 3. March Dixie Girl lampe
No. 4. Trombone Solo (selected)
No. t. Intermesso tialome Lara.ne
No. i. March Aurora R. N. Aoklns
No. 7. Medley Selection Baettger
jjhirour
No.
. 'Walts Life Is But a Dream.
Maresh
No. 10. March Stars and Stripes For
ever Sousa
Musio furnished by Adklna' union or
chestra.
Presentation watches; Edholm, Jeweler,
TABLE BALK Orchard & Wllhelm Car
pet Co.
SHOT WITH OWN REVOLVER
Patrolman la Chicago Has aa Un
pleasant Experience with
t Two Nea-roes.
-CHICAGO, Sept. 26. Patsplman Dennis
Fitsgerald was knocked down and beaten
with his own club and then shot twice with
his own revolver early today bv two
negroes whom he had stopped. Liter John
Johnson and Louis Pllsen were arrested as
the assailants.
Pllsen Is said-to have confessed and Impli
cated Johnson. Before Johnson's arrest he
went to a place at Twenty-seventh and
State streets and engaged in a fight with a
colored man named Mootln. Shots were
exchanged, and a revolver, dropped by
Johnson, was Identified as that taken
from the policeman. Johnson was shot
through the jaw by Mootln.
Fountain pens; Albert Kdholm, Jeweler,
Juno Addama' lecture Newer Ideals of
Peace First Cong, church Oct. S, 8 p. m.
MAY WITHHOLD LAND GRANTS
Consolidated Lake Superior Will Lose
Valuable Concessions , Unless
i . Wages Aro Paid Employes.
NEW YORK, Sept I. Premier Rose of
tho Ontario government has announced,
ays a Times dispatch from Toronto, that
If tho wages due the employes of the Con
solidated L&ks Superior Industries at the
Boo were not forthcoming Monday he will
Issue Instructions to withhold all certifi
cates ot land grants due the company on'
account of construction of the Algoma
Central railway.
Tho eighty miles already constructed
would have entitled the Algoraa Central
to about $(10,000 acres ot land.
Horse covers mads to fit your horse.
Omaha Teut d Awning Co.. 11th and Har-
Hey street
TABLE! BALE Orchard & Wllhelm Car.
pet Co.
Chafing dishes; Kdholm, jeweler.
German Hepuhllcaa Club.
Tho German Republican club will meet
at Washington hall, Sunday, Sept. 27th, at
o'clock p. m. Inasmuch aa matters ot
importance are to be transacted, all mem
bers are requested to be present. .
JACOB HAl'CK. President.
MAX FEIERMANN, Secretsry.
Douglas Printing Co.. isoa nuward. Tel
Expensive Two Hits.
Tor flKhUng over the hauling of a box of
foods Morris Wright, pawnbroker of 12uS
kugtas, and J. Fers. an expressman, were
fined U each and costs In police court. But
36 cents was Involved snd it was shown at
ine inu mat an ts-ngiK nad taken place
and the police Judge fixed the fines to corre
spond, the $4 and costs slightly exceeding
BOH.
To Mr. and Mrs. N.
1th a vs., a baby girl.
Ourkert. IK No.
UIKI),
BENSON Rowanna, aged 8 years. 11
months. I duys: the beloved wire of It H
Beuaon, at the home of her daughter.
re. xt. n. niwM xn tooge eirest.
UNCLESAM ANDTHESICK MAN
Turkey Strut Straight Sloe Served
with a Significant 5tif gestlon
from the Navy of the
United States.
COME OVER INTO MACEDONIA
And Help I . la ine Cry ot ne CTirls
tlaas Vnrle "am xvil Hot
Help, Me Will
Protect.
The European "sick man' juggiea wun
the European nations In a marvelous man
ner. Ite had not Invited, or expected, any
other nation to Intervene. When Admiral
Cotton spread out hie fleet at Beyroot and
cleared hie battleships for action .the sul-
Uin awicrrii m new ticuicii v w .. -
oned with. It Is gratifying to American
pride to learn that amends were Im
mediately made and promises of protec
tion for American cltlsens were promptly
offered.
THE MACEDONIA! PHALANX
of old was the terror of barbarians. The
new navy of the United States confronting
a Musselman seaport is more startling
than Philip's famous Infantry formation.
The experience of this country at Beyroot
has more than vindicated the value of
an efficient navy, in moaern wariare a
fleet of modern ahlps Is worth more to the
nation than armies and fortifications, and
America's navy will be equal to the great
ness of America when the plans of the
government are carried out.
THE BANKERS RESERVE- LIFE
Is American through and through. Loyal
tothe land and loyal to the west. It re
joices at every triumph of the Union, and
shouts Its aprpovnl at all work done for
the upbuilding of the common country and
especially the central west. Born In Ne
braska In 1897, It has spread Its protection
to the widow and the fatherless out
through nine western states, and is greeted
hospitably wherever its splendid forms of
policy contracts are presented. '
B. H. ROHISOlf, PRESIDENT,
wishes to encage ten first-class managers
for unexcelled territory In new states.
With all sails set, and a spanking breexe,
the Bankers Reserve Life will make port
December 31st with 17,000,000 life insurance
In force and within a year will be a $10,
000.000 company.
Write for particulars as to our Gold
Bond Policy and Twenty Payment Option
Life, Cash Value Policy.
BANKERS RESERVE LIFE, OMAHA.
NO BASIS FOR THE REPORT
President Murphy Says the Story
Abont Consolidating- Llgnt Com
panies Is Untrue.
'Not a shadow of foundation exists for
the report that the Omaha gas and elect rlo
lighting companies are to be consolidated,"
says President Frank Murphy of the gas
company. "I do not know where the story
had Its origin, but I do know that It Is
wholly untrue."
Others who are Interested In the matter
say the scheme Is one concocted by electric
light boosters to delay action by the council
until too lste to submit an ordinance pro.
vldlng bonds for a municipal plant 'at the
coming election. -
Finest cut glass; Edholm, jeweler.
ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM.
Colonist Rates to California.
Another period of low rates to California
has been arranged for by the Bock Island
System.
The first selling date Is September 15; the
last, November 30. The rates are the same
as were in effect last Spring:
$33.00 from Chicago.
$31.00 from Peoria and Rock Island.
$32.90 from St. Paul and Minneapolis.
$31.70. from Cedar Rapids.
1:9.26 from Des Moines.
$25.00 from Missouri River points.
Corresponding reductions from all othsr
Rock island stations.
Tickets are good iri tourist sleeping cars.
Go now before the rush begins. There
will be no reduced rate to California dur
ing the winter.
The Rock Island System offers two routes
to California "Scenic" and "Southern."
Ask nearest Rock Island ticket agent for
folder "Across the Continent In a Tourist
Sleeping Car." It gives full Information.
City Ticket Office 1323 Farnam at, Omaha.
Chlcaaro Great Western Railway.
Short line to Mlnden, Harlan, . Manning,
Carroll and Fort Dodge. Two trains each
way. Leave Omaha at 6:20 a. m. and 2:46
p. m. Leave Council Bluffs at :45 a, m
and 8:10 p. m. For Information apply to
Geo. F. Thomas. f4.n'l A at ,w,m oi
maha Nl'nft buiidi'mx. omaha.
jseo., ana 36 Pearl Bt., Council Bluffs, la.
Chicago Laundry Best work. Tel. 306.
The Irrepressible Uumorlst.
The screaming Idiot buttonholed his seri
ous friend. "Did you hear about the Big
ger family?" he began. "There were three
or them, Mr. Bigger, Mrs. Bigger and Baby
Bigger. Now which of the three would you
say was the biggest?"
"I don't know, I'm sure," returned the
friend. "I haven't seen a vaudeville show
since I was a boy. I must be going.'
"Hold on! The baby was the biggest be
cause It was a little Bigger. Ha. ha! Ain't
It a peach? But Mr. Bigger died, leaving
Baby Bigger and Mrs. Bigger. Which, of
thorn was the biggest after that?"
"Well, good bye."
"Hold' on. He was still the biggest. Mr.
Blttger was. "Vou see he waa 'etui' Bigger.
See It? Still Bljgerl Ha, ha! But after
Mrs. Bigger married the deceased hn..
band's brother she was the biggest. Ha.
ha I Why?"
"Well, g "
"Hold oh. She was more Bigger, be
ing twice married to a nvan named Bigger.
More Digger! Ha, ha! Ain't It a corker?
Don't go. Mrs. Bigger got a dlvorce-nd
then which waa the biggest? Hold on!"
But the victim had dexterously released
ma ouuuiinuie i rum captivity and was
running for his life. New Tork Times.
Bo Murk Greek.
During thee days of postofflce invention
tlon a story Is told of a postmaster down
In Virginia. A young man from K
York went to nn. nf ih. l . i . i . . . .
the old state to visit a relative. nrt hv-
. . . relative, and haw
ln occasion to write, secured a postal
card.
"You had better not write anything prl
vate on that card." remarked his sister
"The old cobbler who is postmaster here
reads every card."
U ... -u.
v v... juuni man n as wntins? to a
churn, and they bad been studying short
hand together, so he put his message In
pot hooks, curves and dashes and mailed
It. He had not got far from ih. .m.
when the old cobbler 'rushed after him
shouting: '
Mere, you: Here, you I I eau't read
what you've written en this oardr Wash.
1513 Dodge St.
MIddIt of Block.
"THE 99 CENT STORE"
Big Special Sala Cliamiar Sats aid Dinnar Ware.
10-plece chamber sets, finely decorated In tints and flower decorations, worth
$3.50-at $1.98.
Odd pieces In chamber ware, white or decorated, ranging from 26c to 98c.
Dinner sets, semi-porcelain, nicely decorated 100 piece sets, worth $12.00
per set, $7.90.
Beautiful French decorated dinner sets, 100 pieces, Including salad dishes
worth $25.00 at $15.00.
New lamps, new cut glass at special prices.
FALL FASHIONS
FOR
FEMININE FEET
Our new Fall Shoes for
women are certainly beauties.
Why shouldn't they be when
they are selected from the best
styles of several ot the best
makers of Women's Shoes In
the world T
AT
$3.50 $5-00
We have them all beat, both in
style end quality. Tou'll admit
it, too, when you see our
Shoes and compare them with
the others; and don't buy until
you do.
il'&DOILAOi
What We Are After
right now Is mall order business and if
you live out of town and have to buy
drugs, patent medicines, etc., it will pay
you to read our ads and take advantage of
the prices weare making on everything
found in an up-to-date, well-stocked drug
store. Make up a list with your neigh
bors and send in for our prices, and SiQ
IK we can't save you money.
$1.00 Pet una 67
$1.00 Pierce's Medical Discovery 08
$1.00 Pierce's Favorite Prescription fid
$1.00 Palne's Celery Compound 79
$1.00 Celery Nervine 65
ii Cheater s uenuine Pennyroyal Piils..$l.m
$1.75 S. 8. S $1.14
35c Genuine Castoria 24
25o Carter's Little Liver Pills 15
Iffio Laxative Bromo Quinine 15
25o Quenncetol guaranteed Cold Cure.. .'JO
50c Bar-Ben 40
60c Doan's Kldnev Pills .39
$1.00 German Kimmell Bitters 76
50o Dr. Charles' Flesh Food 40
$1.00 Orrlne SO
SCIIAEFEIVS
CUT PRICB
DRIK1 5T0KB
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
Two Phones 747 and 77.
16th and Chicago streets, Omaha.
LOW RATES
SOUTH AND SOUTHEAST
On OCTOBER 20th THB LOU1SVILLB
& INASHVIlXb K. U. Ui "!! Reuad Trip Tickets
Irom Bt. Louis, Kvansvllle, Louisville and
Cincinnati to the following points at the
lowest rates ever numed. Tickets will be
;xid rt'lurnltiK for twenty-one (21) days
rom date of sale, and stouovers will be
permitted on going trip at points south of
Kentucky-Tennessee statu line:
FROM ST. LOUIS TO
New Orleans. $12.00 At anta, JIJ.OO
Mobile, SI2.00 Montjoaiery, SI2.C0
Birmingham, $12.00 Pensacola, $14. tO
FROM LOUISVILLE TO
New Orleans. $14.00 Atlanta, $11.80
Mobile, $14.00 Montgomery, $14.00
Birmlnrnain, $11.(0 Pentacola, $14. Ot
FROM CINCINNATI TO
New Orleans, $14 00 AtUnta, $11.00
Mobile, $14.00 Montgomery, $14.00
Birmingham, $11,00 Pcnsacela, $14.00
FROM EVANSVILLE TO
New Orleans, $12.00 Atlanta, $11.00
Mobile, $12.00 Montgomery, $12.00
Birmingham, $11,00 Pensacola, $14,00
Ultt Is IstcracSlsti retail U k tM usm.
Proportionately low rates to points west
of New Orleans as far as Houston. To
Jacksonville, Kla., and intermediate points,
$3U) higher than rate to Atlanta.
Take udvantane of these very low rates
to make a trip through the South to investi
gate Its wonderful resources end oppor
tunities.
Time tables, folders, maps and descrip
tive literature relative to lands, truck and
stock farming along the line ot the
LOUISVILLE & XASHYILLE R. R.
will be sent upon application to C. L,
8TONH, General Pasaeiigcr Agent, Louis
ville, Ky.
OKU FAHB FOR TUB ROV.KD TRIP.
Chicago Centennial,
Chicago. 111., Sept K-October 1. 19U.
The Chicago Great Western railway will
on September 26, 27 and 28, aell tlcketa to
Chicago and return at the above rate. These
tickets are good returning until October I,
Inclusive. For further particulars Inquire
of George F. Thomas, General agent.
Omaha National bank building.
1-4-7-11 Waiting all want you.
Mr. S. Boehm has returned to Omaha and
Is again connected with The People s Store
Cloak department, where lie will be pleased
to meet his niany friends
TABLE 8ALU Orchard A Wllhelm Car
pet Co.
1513 Dodge St.
Middle of Block.
Get Ready
for
Ak-Sar-Ben
Week.
23 J
ssnraMfcaUW
"Your feet are In pleasant places In
Onlmod Shoes for men. Good to walk
In, good for show and good for en
durance. They outwear two pairs of
the cheap kind.
Onimod On-a-Man
glres satisfaction.
Always
$3.50 5$2.50
Regent Shoe Co.
205 So. 15th St.
The is'
the
(3 Tj
family Use.
if
.-. usiius's j J
"-iir .X -'ZA
FAVORITE'
MET BROS BREWING CO.
FAVORITE
VSBSISBHlIIKEICHSIIXlIKia
THE
ilndian Beads
The Fad of the Day
We carry the largest line of col
S
ors in BEADS of any house. Sendu
us your mail orders of any color
possible; we can till your wants. M
Looms to weave beadworlt. put
torn t wwi Lr u nurwl Ihj Avorthttur H
pertalnluK to the READ work. M
Also the largest and most complete JJ
as yarn department h the west. Yclj
H WHOLESALE OH It ETA I L and M
B can till your "wants fur any qunu
gtity.
JOSEPH FBILZ.
H 21 3e. 16th Street.
S AM AHA . . hFHBAaA
nx -w s ikb Wm-'-M U
me V A aw- .e- . .n
Ik- -"d aua a. 14
The Leading Piano House
of the West.
AK-SAR-BEN
BARGAINS
IN
0
1 (Oluuti
We have planned a gigantic
Ak-Sar-BonSaloof
HIGH GRADE
PIANOS
See our Special Ak-Sar-Ben
Display.
One Hundred Soulful Pia
nos to select from.
All On Easy
Payment Plan.
The Trading; Stamps which we
have adopted in every department
of our store will cover every dol
lar spent on a piano and on any
item- -sheet music or anything
sold in our music department. It
will apply upon our
EA8V PAYMENT PLAN
ItVon't make a bit
of difference what you
pay down or on your
monthly payments, or
upon the Complete Low
Cost of the Piano itself
It will be a bonus
gift on every payment.
The Stamps are given 10
to a dollar absolutely Free
It's an . increased saving to
you.
Our prices on high-grade
Pianos are way down. New
Pianos straight from the
factory
$110, $120, $138, $142,
$168, $246, and $268.
CALL OR WRITE You
can trade as safely (with us)
by mail as you can in per
son. Get Stamps earn inte
rest on the money you
spend.
CALL AND SEE US
THE BENNETT COMPANY
Kith and Harney Sts., Omaha.
ACORN
aso
Owners
It costs no mora
to own nn Acern
Base Burner than
many of the cheap
ly made affairs
You get more heat
from a ROYAL
ACORN than from
two of the cheap
ones. Moreover,
the Acorn la more
easily controlled
and thus you save
greatly in coal. That's quite an Item In
these days of high-prices for coal. We
have over two thousand written testimo
nials from Omuha users, and if we aell you
one you will surely add your praliws to
those of your neighbor's.
ACORN RASE BURNERS,
up (rom
S25
2407-C9 CUMING ST.
"If you buy It of Hussle, it's right.'
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
'tMUJj njs.i )sMt sesjnit
A '
John Ilossie Hd w Go
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Msst Aarlanltnrnl Weekly.
THE RELIABLE ITOHE.
Headquarters for tho Famous
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Hand Tailored Overcoats
for Very Stylish
lis- - rife,
U If WWMI UA.'fe: 1 LA
1 n t.i.-:.
Hart Schaffner
& Mirx
Hind Tailored
C.p;iih ins kr autsckffw a im
c S3
m
GOLD CROWNS FROM $2.00
TO INTRODUCE OUR N17W METHODS. WE WILL OTVE BXTRA CUT
PRICES UNTIL. SEPTEMBER 10. DON'T DELAY, YOU MAT BE TOO LATE
Filling
From
25C
BRIDQE
Work, from
I Our easy payment plan may In
terest you. Work guaranteed 15
years. Graduate dentists. New
management.
New York
EstabliKhed nearly 10 years here.
115 South lfith Ftreet
CannnnsnnnnnsBnnBnsnnsnnnnsnsnnasnan--.
1 If BOTTLEDEER It HA
Iffl
10
Tlie head of the family Is always concerned about their
hnnlth For delicate women and children there is no more
Pe? I.V..1, . .H hwr-Jrttfr'n Oold Tod. Give it a
fair trial In your family and
house.
Order a case from JETTER BREWING CO.
r HUGO F. BILZ, 1 324 Douglas Street, Omaha. Telephone 1542
or LEE MICHELL, Wholesals Dealer, Council Bluffs. Tel. 89
A Watch Is No Good
Unless It keeps correct time. You never heard of a complaint of a watcb we ifl
and we claim to sell more watches than any Jeweler in Omaha. We Kar.-:e
every watch we sell and if It fails to do as we say it will, we replace tt with a r
one We -carry all grades from 7 to 24 Jewel all sixes and styles of oases, aad
any' movement you wish, We muke a a pecialty of repairing fine watohes.
JOHN RUDD, Jeweler,
115 South Sixteenth Street.
Watch Inspector C. St. P. M. & O; C. & K W. Ry.
REPAIRS
In stock for all makes of
Furtince, Steam and Hot
Water Heaters,
STOVE AND RANGE
REPAIRS
Water Fronts
OMAHA STOVE REPAIR WORKS
Tel. 960.
1207 Douglas 5t
SAVE
YOUR TEETH
vr7 r.eed teeth to mnstirate your food.
Have them attended to in time. Give us a
trial and your teeth will be in perfect order.
GOLD FII.I4.NCJS IJSO np
CROWNS SS.OO
Taft's Dental Rooms
1317 Douglas St.
A COUNTERFEIT BILL
AND A READY-MADE SUIT
Are a good deal allko. Neither will
do gfmd servlre. The onlv satisfactory
clothes are those we make. And that
Is beeaUK we clmrge a fair price
and then do our tirxi to earn It. and
to make xure of holding our customers
right uloiib".
HELGREN & GRADMANN,
TAILORS
309 South Sixteenth St.
1U
TUN HKMAHLK STOIIK.
Llenl
You won't nee such top coats
as we shall show you, in any
other store in town. You won't
see on the street, made by any-,
body, such goods as these Hart,
Schaffner & Marx overcoats.
You will be doing yourself a
favor by looking at these goods
now, and you'll he glad to pay
a little more for them than for
ordinary clothes.
You'll be grateful to us for
telling you about them. Drop in
and thank us some day.
If you want an overcoat
come to Hayden Bros. We car
ry the largest and most com
plete line of hand tailored over-,
coats west of Chicago. All
prices, from 10, $12.50, f 15.00,
?18.00, ?20.00 and up to !J23.00.
Dental Co.
Opposite Ilayden's and Boston Stores,
you will always keep It in the (
Ak-Sar-Ben
Ball Shoes
We have Just completed our line ef
women's ball uliotw-among them the
new Dubare oxfordn These are a
strictly dreaa shoe with high arch,
Louis XIV and high military heel.
Intent colt and patent kid.
The high button boot the most
beautiful shoe ever shown In Omaha
trlct)y a custom made shoe high
arch, narrow Cuban heel, dull too
Corona patent colt vamp and plain
box toe.
We have always been the official
shoer for the King, and this year Is
no exception.
Bend fur our new fall catalogue.
DREXEL SHOE CO.,
1419 Farnam Street.
Omaha's Up-to-Date Shoe House,
Deputy State Tetsrtnarla.
Food Inspector.
H.L.R&UACCIOTTI, D. V. S.
C1TT VETERINARIAN.
Office and Infirmary, Ul an4 Mason Bt.
3
funeral aervicve pn
lastoa gxsrt.
Have Root (wint U.
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