IIE OMATTA DAILY flEEt rUTUIWAY, ArRTT RO, IPftt
ir-f S
Stunning Street Hats at $5.00
Three Ladies Tailored Suits Specials
A most attractive seembtacje of smart rea1y.iv.wear hts-.
made In the swell new rrenh eellor ertapee, tartans, ena.--
A well tailored suit
Stylish ladles' tall,
ored suits blouss
and Eton C
styles will H J
goat Q
Pretty n.w suits-
I, 13.--
$5
for ladies' 1 n t n e
in ins
........ jj
late style effects
UlfCIS
i W
daintily trimmed with feathers, rju.lls, velvets, eWs.
the new combination rolored straws the
new spring shades Saturday
new cloth
new broad
shouldei s,
go at
S I W rti
and colors
go at.
u
red
Saturday Bargains in Ladies' Wear
Our ladies' suit department shows an admirable array of ths latest modes in
spring tuiti and tha newxt itUat in dainty thirl voaisti $uits for early tun.mtr mar.
New Silk Shirt Waist Suits
Charming new ideas la shirt waist suits of silk the
reigning favorites for Bummer These suits are made
' in walking lengths with new pleated skirts
broad sloping shoulder effects, etc. A very
ewe t s. . a o . . & Mr "
pretty snantung or taueia snirt waist Buit,
The new gun metal taffetas, also blue and
brown silk shirt waist suits, specially priced
Ladies Sample Suits at $14.85
A new showing of sample suits, bought at a great re
duction of a prominent eastern house these suits re-
rery I?
f fit.
13.85
real the height of fashionable elegance thefl I A
nip
newest and most charming style features
actually worth up to $30, at
Silk Blouse and Box Jackets
A fresh new line of brand new styles In the
popular silk coats for spring beautifully trim
med the blouse, Eton and graceful blouse
effects, at
321 421 IB JJEi 12
Ladies'$1.50 Shirt Waists at59c
Entire surplus stock of Max Hoth, 48 and CO Walker St., ono
of the largest shirt waist manufacturers of New York. Wc
will offer theso splendid shirt waists
tomorrow at an extraordinary bar
gain. These waists consist of lawns,
elaborately embroidered, percales,
dimities, Testings and damask.
White and colored materials all
sizes included In this lot are many
high priced sample waistsonly a
few of them slightly mussed
Saturday
special-
- irnu
worthupto L,, ) ("
1 .y
The Stunning Covert Jackets
This ' showing includes all the smart new
Ideas la military coaU, frame coats, corset
ooata, etc the new cape imall button trim
mings, etc. fsultlessly tailored, at
49875099812501485
The Sty llsjb. Lone Coats
These costs are (or traveling, automohlllng,
stormy weather, eto. in silks, mohairs, pongees,
shantungs and cravens ttes the brand new "Hon
eymoon" coat with novelty blouss gathered girdle
and
sleeves
at
998 1250 1485 $39
Sa.le of Dress &.nd Walking Skirts
Very pretty new voile dress skirts fashionable for spring and summer wear, Q J
Sale of Purses and Bags at 25c and 59c
We have just purchased a New York Manufacturer's entire line
of salesman's samples of purses and bags and will place them
on sale for a great Saturday special at two prices, 23c and 69c.
Fine
Ladles' sad Men's Purses
seal, alligator and
morocco, most ex
i pensive leathers,
all go at
Fine Chatelaine Bags for lad Us and
misses patent fast
eners for waists, all
this season s
hades, at, each . . . .
25c
m . . a
ior lamas ana
:25c
Ladies' Wrist Bags with chance purse
ana cara case an the
prettiest spring
colors at
Ladles' Fine Carriage Bags, llnnd with
moire illk and chamois skin German nil.
var frames with out sluss smelling but-
us, cam cases, encnge
purser, etc all the lead-
ins shades and the
latest and most fashion
able leathers worth
up to la-et
25c
iss smelling but-
59c
Fine trimmed voile skirts in dress and walking
effects--beautifully fashioned, A Qfi
speolal, at U.-W
Ellk trimaaed velle dress skirts made with the
new trains, a great value, 898
Two Waist Specials in Our New Waist Dept.
Stylish golf skirts made of the smart new
materials, prettily trimmed, correct 1 PA
walking lengths, at.. t,D3
Extra tine walking skirts Sn all the new
spring shades with hip yokes -X Jt Q
colonial pleats, etc., etc., at.
Second
Floor
Jap Silk Waists-Your choloe of 800 Jap silk
waists mads with, lace inserting, Wf
tuoks, pleats and the new full . II
, sleeves, at. .... v
Lawn Waists A very special showing of the.
new wash waists with the new Berthas, lace
Inserting, tucks, etc, etc., C A f t O
great assortment of entirely I l 1 1 I f A
new Ideas, at sV-a.W
Special Bargains at Stationery Dept.
25c Books at 2'SL?00 tu,ff. b M.?- H- a7 1
t auiuios, lusne) vurreiii, carina Ji M . ,
dtC caCtl day, Hall Calne, etc., printed In larsre, f Ol'
paper, generally sell at 26o each, at 4 w aV
clear type on fine white paper,
10c Ink Tablets at
Ruled or plain
note, packet or
letter else
at.
Ho Each
2C
25c Box Paper atlOc In all the new
est and prettiest tints, e jf
n-lth wallet en- I n II ss)
slopes to matoh,
2a enveiepes for le High cut
envelopes, assoriea
sizes,
special, .
25 for
50c Box Paper at 19c Box Fancy
T I T1 a
uddu rsper in as
sorted tints en
velopes to match-
regular prioe 60c,
ign cut
,1c
ivc box Fancy
19c
ESsaSsI
Notable Bargains in Spring Millinery
Keo iUa of fortljn and Amtrican milUntry diti'jntri art oonAtently open
ing in our great millinery department. We male a ipecUUy of urviceabU v r
pennive hat, that still bear an air of correct styU. Fur Saturday ve hare
cludel a great array of new hat irhiri tee Mv tpeaauy prte u
Handsome Trimmed Hats at S3.50 K
In this nssomblago nro omo of tho pret
tiest ideas In trimmed hots tho now
straws trimmed with flowers, chifTon,
maline, ribbons, foliage, etc. nil of T50
thorn in tho newest and most fash- ").
ionablo shapes s pedal nt
A Very Prcify Street He,t at $258
Here are Jaunty street haU trimmed with ribbons, color!
- - mm mrn m. ml mf
Btrawi orae of the most eHectlf. ciwiei iron f
our workrooms Are here alw Cd f
trimmed hati at
PRCCff SAILOR AD SUIT ft AT.'S
A showing vtlh nwt snl moetefT
tlve I4ee In su hsits rl Frwaeh soli r
hsU-msny hrnirg la hat m
greit nurnf srw fu'ul
eopie of the most siructt
French molsls-grest
ssortment, ml
Misses end Girls
Rcady-io-WcarHats at 98 c
A new flaaorttuent of cbilJrf-n'a aal talm ready to
wear hat whim of tb prrtUct asd jaaatit f-
f-rts for acii
the new colon-tl
triminrl witb
Icojm of Iznrj
m - - mm
or our uiira riuor, si..
Trimmed lints for .Misc and Childrun
Dal-'.nr tr-im4 Late tot ' 1"-f siilisms Suss hats Wre ell lie
ELCOANT TRIMMED HATS
Tha smart style n4 smlstlo beauty of
our iO hats le racoanired y every dis
criminating shopper in Omaha. Amonj
these hats which we offsr to
morrow are many brand new
eonoeptlons of millinery designers
Saturday, at
5
th ribln, qoills jj
rj atrstw. t"-
o
a!
al
1.50 to $5
Great Saturdak.y Sale of Flowers
A thousand bunches of the newest and pretlieat Cuwera June rvM-a in all ahadet
daisies, poppies, forget-me-nots, Amerlcia beaoUes tb tew uall owers ti at
are so much in Togue this season in all milliner garniture. Tf.-e Cower : 10
in Hrgc bunches on bargain tables, gKg FJC ) Pc C!C
and are very apocUlly priced for -ISaj) L?b 3jT
Saturday's selling, at, bunch
JEW BANKING CONCERN HERE
Corporation for Exploiting Canadian lands
Has Headquarters in Omiha,
W, V. BENNETT A LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE
Capital Steels ef Oesavaar Be Bait
iUUiom svaS WUssUseT tfc
Ceatvea LexsaUem toe
tke Dosalalea.
On aha Is to become the Amerloaa heA
quarters at a bail kins oerporatloa with a
capital of t50A,(00 which la to do a. private
ben kins business In western Canada.
W. V. Bennett o( Omaha, tba represen
tative of tha Canadian sovernment. is
one of tba leading promoters, and other
Omaha man are Interested to tha extent
of at least ob e-fourth the capital. These
men. It la understood, are for the present,
at Jeaat, silent, partners. O as-half of the
funds are to be furnished la Chicago by
houses there having New York oonneoUons,
and BL Paul furnished the other one
fourth. Winnipeg probably will be the
Canadian headquarters of the corporation
and the business ta to be extended IX It
succeeds through Manitoba, sslulbola and
Alberta. The nrst bank probably will be
opened at Iteglaa, In Aaslnlbola, and bunt'
neea will be begun in time for the next
wheat crop
"Our buslneee." said Mr. Bennett, "will
be done In that part of tha dominion which
ta being settled by progressive American
farmers. These new settlers are not ao-
cust'Mned to the methods of business fol
lowed by the chartered banks of Canada
Sad are not satisfied . with them. We
expect our patronage from these people.
Wilt Adopt Aaaerleem Systesa.
We will Inaugurate the same system of
exchange now In vogue In the United
States, giving our patrons the privelege of
transacting buslneee with American cities
at tha usual rates. The chartered banks
charge many small fees which In tha and
amount te a eonstderabie drain on tha
depositor. For Instance they charge B
cents oa every tluS for depositing New
.York drafts. Other things are In the same
proportion. Tha chartered banka are
under tha supervision of the Dominion gov
err. tne ut In muoa the same manner aa the
national banks la the United States To
charter a bask $600,000 la ta reality
necessary before the government will
receive tha proposition. When th
banks have been chartered. It baa been
their custom to open small branches In
new towns and to Increaae their capacity
as business demands. Tbeee banks all are
under tha one charter and all advertise
themselvee aa chartered and aa having the
same capital aa the original bauk. The
plan Is net far enough advanced that wa
know Just what points we will cover, but
we will begin soon and feel oeadent of
Ing the twenty-four hours ending at noon,
Frldayt . .
Births William C. Welgel, 4530 Florence
boulevard, boy and girl: 11. T. Rnadnger,
IS23 Maple, girl; Fred Hoffman, 172S South
Nineteenth, boy; Charlie Sesamen, ast
Omaha, boy.
Deaths Phoebe pa vis, 170 Davenport, S3:
Ed ward Kelly. SI: Charles H. Herndon. iM
North Nineteenth, 17.
SALOON MAN HELD ON BOND
H. Fox Arrested foe Coadootlag
riaee Wltheet Lteeaae ameV
rts Vw Bait,
A ootnplalnt of selling liquor without a
license has been filed la police court by
Aa &llant County Attorney F. I Weaver
against N. H. Fox, arrested Wednesday
night at 120 South Fourteenth street, up
stairs over -the Willow Springs saloon.
operated by N. V. Halter Ss Co. With Fox
were arrested Charles Taylor, Dorothy
Dale and Grace McOrimth, Taylor being
held as a state witness and tha women
charged with being disorderly oharaotera.
At the time of the arrest N. V. Halter
furnished a cash bond of $200 for Fox, but
when Judge Berks placed the bond at $Tj00
Halter withdrew his bond and H. Mel
chlor furnished the $600 bond tor Fox. Al
though Halter signed the first bond. It Is
said there Is no connection between the
saloon and the rooms upstairs where Fox
and the other parties were arrested.
The Willow Springs saloon Is run under
the firm name of Halter St Co., the com
pany being, according to the application for
the license and tha bond furnished, Harry
Hayward of the firm of Walter Moles a Co.
Fox pleaded not guilty In police court and
a hearing was set for Saturday morning.
GIVE ORDERS FOR REPAIRS
City Rssiseer, Wao Stops Ovaat' Mea
Late leeaoa W arrest foe
Street Work.
Asphalt street repairs raised another row
at the city hall. City Engineer Rea
water Thursday atopped Contractor Grant's
men from working on lower Harney street.
whore they bad bogus te ssako ready tor
tha repairs. The engineer went oa the
ground personally and demanded te a
shows the authority of tha men for work'
Ing. They were unable te produoo any,
and ho ordered them te quit, under the
throat of arrest. They suit.
Yesterday Engineer Kosewater re
ceived the contract, signed, from the mayor
for the repairs and Immediately Issued a
written order directing tho contractor te
begin repair Grant began ope rations
Thursday only after the mayor bad algnl-
fled bis Intention of signing the sontrect
and bad told him to ge ahead.
of the Dulufti, South ' Shore sc Atlantic
Mr. Kennedy's mission to his old home la
to visit his aged mother, who has been dan
gerously ill. She has Improved, however,
and may later go to Marquette to spend
the summer with her son and family. Mr.
Kennedy reports that tho winter In Mich
igan was extremely severe.
MANY CHANGES ON THE B. & M.
Several Frelgat Mea Shifted, bat A. B.
Smith Remains at Fast la
Oaaaka.
The transfer' of W. W. Johnston, who
has boon dl vial on freight agent of the B.
M. at Beatrice for several ' years, to
this city to bo assistant general freight
agent on the same Una baa resulted in
many changes in the Burlington official
family.
H. B. Segur, who has been general agent
of the B. eV M. at Bluings, wiU go to Beat
rice to succeed Mr. Johnston; F. W. Klip
pel, .chief clerk In the freight department
at tho headquarters In this city, will go
te Billings te succeed Mr. Begur; J. D.
Jarrett. chief dark In the division freight
agant'a office at Lincoln, will come to
Omaha to take Mr. Kllppel's place; XL B.
Henry, traveling freight agent from the
Unoola offices, will succeed Mr. Jarrett,
and B. V. Kost, chief rate clerk In tho
freight department at tha headquarters
here, will go te Lincoln to euooeed Mr.
Henry.
Tha report which was la circulation
Thursday to the effect that A. B. Smith,
assistant general freight agent, had been
tendered tho position of general agent of
the road for Omaha and South Omaha. Is
denied by General Manager Holdrega, The
rvport that Mr. Smith will resign also la
said to be untrue. He will retain bis pres
ent position.
Mr. Klip pel, who goes from the position
of chief clerk hero te assume that of gen
eral agent at BllUngs, has boon with the
oompany about six years. He started la
as traveling freight agent from the. Omaha
offices of tha oompany and later was trans
ferred to tha Colorado field In the same
position, la IMS bo returned te this city
to take up the duties of chief dark and
baa hold that place since. He Is well
knows among freight men of the west and
steads vary high la his business.
Mortality Btatletlee.
Tha following births aad - deaths have
been reported to Us Board ef Health Sur.
DRAIN
POLISHER
Grape-Nuts
and Cream
-THERCS A RCA50.N."
WHAT CArSKS DAIDSHTT.
ereateas lurMs Aetaevtty oa Saia
Dleeeeee Says It's a CI arm.
The old Ida that dandruff Is aoalos of
skis throwsefx. through a feverish ooadt-
ttoa of the scalp, la exploded. Fret L'oae,
Hamburg. Germany. Kitroeaea authority ee
Skis olaeaeee, says saaenia M a gone e
eaae. The sera burrows aador the eealp,
throwing up little scales of euUcle aad
sapping the vitality ef the hair at the roea.
Tho only preparation that alias deadr'
gvrme le Nowbro's Herptetde. "Destroy
the cause, yen remove the eSTeot." Nt
only euree eaadruST. bat etope ialUag hats
aad permits lusanaal growta.
Itghtful hlr Sraoalag. eWld by
f g dretota Sei M coats ta stamps
t sew pie la The tierpk-tde Ce. Datrott,
Mkrh Sherman S MoCvaaell Drug Co.
epot'lal egeela.
r.4 steaaody vtaMa Motaoo.
r'd KnoWf, foemerlv of fmafc.. es
COUNCIL IS jAGAINST MAYOR
Meat hero Say Taey Will Staad wtta
stoao flora.
Members ef the council say that body will
take Issue with Mayor Moores aad the Ovte
Improvement League ef Omaha la the at
tempt te remove curbstone aigr.s downtown.
The sou ncll has Invited s eewauttee from
the merchants ergaaUatioa te meet with
It Moaday afternoon and te dlasuse the en-
uetloa. The business mea have booa buoy
during the weak securing subscriptions for
fuads to resist the aneyor'a order aad the
council ie disposed te aide witb them.
The mayor bsaa the fiht at the behest
ef the league aad has e a leaded the time of
rosaeval te May U.
MICKEY UP OH COLBY CASE
Geveveee CNtaeelte sMoSraoS Artsoaey
Baatee sVeadlaa t aareo isalul
aUAdaa Sleaeeaa.
MWhey was acre Friday. "My
larsy ef prtvaee aatero.1
"I kave same baas maltose
tank after, aad wtah te cnaoalt wtta Mr.
Baxter, the t'altod I tales dletrtet aalaraey
ea lac rulay aaattee. I So sw seow
whether tao ease wUI be teaty tee trial
.Nmvi turn or aa TWi are evens laat
teee eeoaopml wittt II IHal may eopaolve
a Sm. We are cull warktag oa too
buuaa of tao eijuiaai j-n.f i e a4
shi il inal i Sniai4 wo sy sH be able
te so stw.h ens tf-e
HOW TOWA MAN IS WORKED
Dspsd Zato Combining- with 0n Pal
Against Another.
WINS MONEY, BUT IS LEFT IN THE CUT
Grabs Oae ef the Mob, Be
aad This Leads te Arrest ef
Bath, Wae Are la
Frisoa.
A aew phase has been put on the esse
against D. Williams and John Wilson, ar
rested by the police Thursday en a charge
of swindling Eugene Schulor of Schaller,
la., out of 100 in a coin-matching game at
Hanscom park.
According to the revised edition of the
story, Wilson and Schular stopped at the
park on their way te South Omaha. While
the two were exchanging confidences on
the green sward of ths park Wilson's pal,
Williams, disguised aa aa uncouth donlsen
of the rural districts, appeared on the
scene and .told them that he had a ear
load ef stock at South Omaha, that ha had
boon out the night before and was feeling
bad. A little diversion was suggested aad
ths matching ef half dollars was started.
Williams won several dollars from Wilson,
but gave them all back, saying that be
wae only In fun. This diplomatic stroke
had Its affect en Schuler, who the twe men
were preparing te "trim." Te heighten
the effect WUson said Williams was the
first honest man be had come seroas since
be had boos In Omaha.
Williams then started sway for soma
cigars with which to add sociability te tha
gathering. During ths absence ef the pal
Wilson Improved tho shining moments by
finding oet tho amount ef Schulor'e roll
and planning what appeared te the Iowa
mas as a scheme te get WUUams
Schuler agreed te
aokatae aad latare banr,
Williams returned with the cigars, the
game wae started, everyone emoked a
Nature was la Its happiest mood and so
was the sua from Iowa.
Tha plan was for Schular te play the
bead ef the eoia every Uiae, ee be sad
Wllaoa would have the edde against ths
supposed unsophisticated atockmaa. Wil
son aad Sohuler wen with regularity sad
WUsoa took ta the receipts with ratines
aad dispatch. Schular was feeling much
elated to think be aad Wllaoa were Suing
es wsu.
After the gams aad progressed some
what aad Wusoa, sVhuler's supposed but
WUUam's real partner, sad gathered la
moot ef the ether twe mea a m otter, tho
lows sasa thetht a time for reohaaiag
bad come, ee be treasons that a balance
be struck sad be be gives his snare ef the
meeey. WUsoa tbea gave Wtiuame the
an easy, aad this made Sebulor Immediately
apprehoaeiva. .WUuame ran. aad Suhalaf
grabbed WUsoa aad with the eaaleteaco
ef the park ponoomas sueoooeod ta arrest
ing WUeoa. Whoa takes te the petee
ctetiea WUeea twig where sis reeen wee,
aad te It the eOcore west aad arrested
ate pal Just as ko was taking oof his rural
stakes p.
ft at said a charge ef gambling wta be
led egniaet the Btea ta peifee court Sae
areay mora lag.
celver for several weeks, ono having been
appointed by Judso Baxter on the pot It ion
of the plaintiff last February.
BIDS LET FOR ARMY FOOD
Propoeals Call for Forty Theeeaad
Dollars Worth ef applies, Omaha
elllasT the Balk.
Bids for miscellaneous subsistence sup
plies for the posts of the Department of
the Missouri have been opened at the office
of the chief commissary of subsistence of
the department and contracts awarded.
The proposals called for Se9.04 worth of
supplies. Ths successful bidders were!
McCord. Brady gt Co., rax ton, Gallagher m
Co., Allen Bros., Armour a Co.. Cudahy
Packing company, Richardson Drug com
pany, John Kelly A Co.. of Omaha, and S.
F. Oilman Co., of Nellgh, Neb., and
others.
The supplies comprise 0,0OS or more
pounds of bacon, 160.00S pounds of Sour,
14,000 pounds of beans. 11,00 pounds of rtoe.
nearly 20,000 pounds of coffee. 9X000 pounds
of sugar, S90 gallons of vinegar, IOCS pounds
of soap, 4,000 pounds rf salt, 12. Pa cane of
tomatoes sad sn Indefinite quantity ef
miscellaneous food supplies.
AU stores sis te be delivered at the sub
sistence warehouse at Omaha and will be
dsllvered to the respective poets ea requi
sition from ths respective cemmiscary e Ul
cers. Flour is to be deftvered free es
board ears at place ef maasfaetnra.
Fresh beef supplies win be delivered ea
the hoof at remote posts from dealers la
their vicinity. Perishable vegetables alee
will be bought In the Wdnlty of the poets
wherever It la practicable.
The supplies for which contrasts have
just bora closed are bat the usual quarterly
supplies, aad axe necessarily bought a
month te throe months ahead la ardor that
adequate supplies may always be oa hand
for say and every emergency.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
A aermlt has bora Issued te Fred
Hunslker fnr a St ow frame SwaUlsg at
Teath aad Puree euoeta.
C. J. Starts will address ree FMieaeeasnel
society and lis vioiero M'ineay t'ttrunn
oa "The Origin ef Uovarriaeenl" la Hntal
Achates ball, Sevaateoata aad DavgUo
ireeia
Vincent fteadataa a eommlaeloa
etutal ef ("hatha. See filed a veiuntarv
titloa m eaearur-trp to tKe lai S'e
sietrv't court, two Ueeuuiee are
aaa aie assets xgat.
Ia tho case ef Betitamm IL gantth ajnJ-at
Maud Santa, aa atfa for a e rarcs. lae
si&m'ICT has aaaee tAat r a peUthMt ea a--ail.
t by the euurt wttaoui rj 4r a
rwonrHUtlon havktg teson plaoa ootwooa
uto saruta.
LtiUo ML. Keller baa
a cinorca fruot aac au.
kslier. oa the srwad ef nrvl1 e4
Mtifl Mr. JtwlMO h tao titrt e4
btMM or tm if.K e lJa.iary
euatpauy ae reatoee at iws f ansa cueaa
Mark Itaney. TTT Ceae atreo. has
Sitse 11 and oueie to s-,.lo r-.rt. IV
Wae err 1 s ay Iia. H" Wtt h-t
evittlng ea tla 4.Ww a aaa F'rtanta
aad L"-u( so airssis tsv eaid ao e4 e
utt lbrat aad rtui I ae sarsstaa
enuugli to atsso aiaa Uskio esoas tea ott-
tuS atuitaaasa
Area SV Skiai ui Clara J a-fes-la
e S-t lii'tMit e'ss. Sore aeaa4 lst
Ike 1 Ho4 oio aioc-! kmX etf s
etsro tksta ba.saria Tksy eto ss-si
s. Isr io tuiMni is ear-- tl a I S i J
S- tu.it k.ji a.se a atsa'o'o e m4m
er tii40, aa-i sJt.ta A a Suase
hsiu Stat 1 'sMtitwe ot k tatja
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at an4a od ess. to e le.
IM a HUt f
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r to Mia a
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t te Sttiowtaa sew lie)
wed.
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s.s ui tlasr itsfur s
riser W .mm . i M
kiss SMsi la
Ktaaaaej rttae a aalat.
la the esse sf Home MUUr esaiasl The
Jaawe aV kuttikea Motel tleiBar. he wawa
gruae miaataaasttatsal of Ike r acute hotel
prvporty aad tae savaaysraartottua of larse f u ,ry ..
ouaas of atuaey ta ceaaouuxa tnseewlta w asms U.' Imv4 s, Otiata,
eaarsaia tao Saramaaaut hare B-s4 aa ! J ,Ka b v,tt, (satO iw...
a toe lad Psttilua la as a war to tae ease , ' t tu--e.....
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.s aa tao suit to e'-a m"ms. iiwwsi
f tao Btstsrwl i
S. also. es,st.lr ixirte ouwe
aaa V-nr'y aaa sae ia teato
too out mm
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K. Wedltas Ua B.SOMO, hiwiias.
WORETIE GOES TO ST. LOUIS
Teteraa Ooadollor at Meats oees Far.
Keelaae te Aeeead Faafiteei ad
Werld'e Falrw
The chlldrea are te lose their rawdefler
end his gilding craft at Hasinas pars.
The"- famous Captala Dosnlalqee htoretle.
the Venetian, whe has aavlgatad the barks
ea the lagooa since the Traasialmlsatnl
year, has no-tlfled the Park beard thod he
has booa appointed eaptaia ef gee Seats sad
gondoliers st the Worlds fair. Therefore
he cannot recnala la Omaha thfs essamrr.
bat he bogs the beard te reeorve the eos
cession for bin la IM. Ks spptVsnts
Ing successor ship te Csptala
have appeared.
The board has rocotvod aa eoTer rrowi I.
C. Perrign. formerly ef Omaha, hwt saw
at Moorrraft. Wya, to prasiat the BJver.
view park see with a large black-UUl door.
The aalmnt he ssys U a letter, st
and waa captured because I
awoke ewe morning and found the door ty
ing en the ground beside bias. The heard
decided to accept the doer pisldd traae-
porlatloa c harass da net esread IA aad ta
communicate with Mr. Fwrrtge te thss affect.
A resolution wae adotad dirortlag park
fejperinteadeat Adame te eafarre etrtstry
the laws prohibiting heavy tragic ea tne
boulevards. Trouble has Soea easarsssaod
recently with heavy toasting soar the a. rag
twery. The eoprrlateassat wae aatheo
Isod te cease arrests If aineiary to carry
cut the erSer.
City Bnglaeor lUisssstor totd the park
board that W. V. Murray Is wSSag te acga
s soo tract for plaatlag troas ta I'vuesett
II for fd coals a tree pw14e4 the Park
board Supplies the sapUasa TMs tba sin
bars sgrood ta So sad aaxXhsr oST-wt wta
amade te have Mr. hi array attach has
Basse te the pact aad esgla warg, usars
seatatrves frees the preepart IUU Imprave-
at club argad that a start he
eat farther Ssiay.
STOCKUEN HAY GET PASSES
ati,
aad Map rwtseav aht to
Lseal fswUkt swan say lhat thy kae
.otalag ef the pn Sta ea the tit in rs
begia taws lag roe are trans pes'atae ta hwo
Stock aaipaese frees Iowa. Txare aril
a msoUag of the eeerate esVoee ef w wa.
s have hctd ss t'karaga to 1st at
whWh the static WUi be taaaa ap aad H
kt taoasbt baroiy sours tea es sa ef
retavaiag saMpare fsae acaas wi se ss
Al sreaeaS aalpaeso are goe
ad wsara Baaa
Uoa ha Miasosits aa awe ee so
of etoafe aad the
vane be sTasiast, TkiO Sat
laaes twe eaaiaa psaariig kac oua pro
vtde that cash hiasasmKegisa sha3 ha b
sued. Tba as as ki trtte of hrwe. has es tat
the taw ha sea pes Sasa a. a to est-toa
aitSoagh lows aatpsare haee tao
of tae raade tact laay wv4 sasna
saartty.
AT.CHITICTS AH IL!?LCY13
sv v. at, r. a. as
Tae oiSMBag
Mat's Chrwtaaa
tea axatiaota of taa I
ta..Siig Ptsase Law
ka base giwoa larga
The oro--sa
oe oscetrartloa as Lie
ptaae are aVrsVawC errerat roks cant
ctapae bafore tarn etage Is past. It hi . aid
caatract base boos edsead.
as latprosieacal that rrcmlaac
tvaj the work of she Die
Sta bow avatd SaalaHew.
A aaaasgrsxsJe irsni s
bee ratters owe a a oaaa
Street frees
eeaay base) divitstot. sad
rival the wwrh
tor. Iieln
orlaaOfl csaihSaaa at Licadsa,
LUXE KEDAL BY PH0T0GRAP I?
wtaweby nt
aie prodt rd
the Piles
threatens e
t the e4e-atehr aad r na-
tbae mass oere ehewn fa
sad arm mA
toe ta'erwsn, Sae te tho failb aV
wtta whtrh the smataal ulOoc' aa
The fro i sas caaeate In i-at
maktag aa orftaary ptaaagroptao nrgr --w
of the head wtdrh le to Serrre aa the ax at,
the sarr eVaarraro fraai ewdtaary pra a
bs. q ta tba eghUag of rhe eabn. w i a
h) a-vsagod ha a snasa.st pacelUr t a
There are toa ptsaie af SThrsitaatloa -.-
dared by ksn o eparlal saaatructlon ee
pie at I sad adrvsted that there U a gn s
Oee af tataaawi of trhnataatloa w'.eh
varies) frooa BLtsaso hrirrtaaey ea tho -
tloa asoriet ta :aa raiaira Cu t la. he
parts wharh waatd Sfaaar he the hlg. at
rB)f ea tho aw-H: e aa alfwnet nbai -o
of htsnsfeisrlBa at tea barkrrsvad A v
the segattve hae beow saado It to pis ad
aa a state ssaiiS won taVaawsaatlsed s a
tlao aad osy laid te rVe tlcaL That ptn as
a Ms at affsraod by the agtt sta ig
Ikioash tho trassaarsat parte ef tho M as
i the p -tm
tart -
-d fraaa tho artaa ef tho Bght by an
the a .go gyp ic was "d
ewer, ssavtag a Caa r gMsOao of van SS
tkirkaaaa. aarTtaajiaa g ta the Segal a
From Oio la aaade aa ar4raary pla-av
eawsVL erttrh esrtale Wao-raratfa m
by o ra SeaasHlfa. E e-
-t ka Peao eStlnaa a A
ha-teass ae huce aa tw tws ta r a
amir aad eas sagtta af aa tach klg
lUners Worhly. '
ASTHMA?
osaaosr f
I bf
raase a st ot taaea r
ASTHMA CA mt CURED. I
a, a. a sa J VrT f
awe. a- r "fasx W 1
irrTssss 'tZa ata
rsrr TtTTrrATSiCNT
j, utT m osf aao r S Caarrtp
um sf Bks sasa S . kt-s aatO as I
sites. asui tatl tOtitS
rHAN WMCTZf t, as. B-
taaa h.Vaa
Tka baae) as ee he sas otssi. t Sasa weta
prkbats taa osJe S eraawaa The
aw.4f waaSMe a til had trasss a
ate " tae efi-.tsBe aa-l wa dt
TIE FIRST STEP w r
from ad!in7ct b Lick ci a .
la pcrsorVsJ ddArJiagu; the & ?
t&vrt la Uiliinjf up a ?rv 't
trilt ta rain, woman, or chi
U-vU:ttoth Eithlub. Y: j
c-val t Kd-taSyv or pretty,
rvca rood, uxl-n you are dev-v
Uk HAND 5APOUO. ri
r!:aus cverjau
b-4,4 14 a -e y-j-:j ta tae n-
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