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TITB OMAITA' DAILY BEE: TIT TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 190. s: Ji 1 ILU 10 PARK JOSLYN PLACE Solwma by Conoilmen to Ban Boulevard through Forsaken Gioonds, CAXKOT til BEAUTIFUL SITE DESERTED Xee to fee Clf y Coadtni Property smsl Preeeed with Plaa Esteaa Driveway Ovee It. 'A plan la under consideration by mem bers of the city council and others to con Vert part of the large grounds of the Joslya property at Fortieth and Daven port streets into a publlo park and to ex tend a, new boulevard through the city. The Idea, originated In a sarcastic remark by Fire and Polios Commissioner Broatch, but baa developed with mors serious con sideration. George A. Joslyn, the Western News paper Union magnate closed his house, boarded the windows, ' ordered ths cows turned on ths lawn and removed to Sara toga, N. X, because of alleged unjust tax salon. Last week In ths city council chamber ths Joslyn matter, came under discussion and Commissioner Broatch declared it would be a good thing if the boulevard system was extended and run through ths Joslyn grounds ' which ars exceedingly beautiful and endowed with many rare shrubs and plants. i Go to Work oa Plan. Sines , then Councilman Nicholson and others have been working quietly on the scheme. If a boulevard is created ths re quest must come to the council from ths Park board, but this may be arranged In connection with a new boulevard favored by Dr. S. D. Mercer which, as projected, begins In Bemls park and terminates near the Walnut Hill reservoir at Fortieth and Hamilton. "It would bs a shams to permit the handsome grounds about the Joslyn castle to go to waste and become overrun with . weeds and rank growth." said a city officer. "The city could condemn part of the property, which Is about two blocks In area, and use what It needs. It would bs a kind of meting out Justice to Mr. Joslyn, who has seen fit to do this city a great amount of harmful advertising, almply because the taxing authorities were trying to do their duty and bring him to a payment of his Just taxes." OMAHA COMPANY ' IS LOSER Loses Salt for Pateat Rights with Davenport Coaeera ana . ' Will Appeal. United flutes District Judge Carland, be fore whom the case was recently tried in this city, has Just Issued a decree out of the United States . circuit court against the International Manufacturing company of Omaha and In favor of the H. F. B ram mer Manufacturing company of Davenport, la., by which the Omaha company is estopped from ths further manufacture of washing machines, of which the essential pert la held to be an Infringement on the patent of one Adolph Flagman, which Is owned and controlled by the Brammer company. Ths Omaha concern will carry the case Immediately to ths United States court of appeals. . The International Manufacturing com pany is an Omaha enterprise, with John Power, . T. J. O'Brien, P. C. Ueafey, A. J. Cooley and J. W. Martin as the principals, the company being organised to manufac ture washing machines and other patent devices, the particular washing machine being the patent of J. W. Martin, which patent waa issued to Martin August 11, 1908. A large number of ths maohlnes have been manufactured and sold. Then came the H. F. Brammer Manufacturing com pany and brought suit In ths United States distil ot court,- making the United States party plaintiff, to exact a penalty of 1100 each for ths manufacture of several hun dred Of the washing machines by the Omaha company, claiming that ths making Of such machines i waa In violation of its patent. This case was tried before a Jury last winter, resulting In a verdict against ths plaintiffs and for ths Omaha company. Suit was thett brought la ths United States circuit court by the Brammer com- pany for infringement of patent, ths Bram mer company claiming that ths essential operating device of ths washing machina was the patent of Adolph Flagman, for which letters patent were Issued him Au gust a, 1898, and whloh waa owned and controlled by the plaintiffs. Another case between ths same parties la now pending In the. United States cir cuit court for this distrlot, whsrsln ths Brammer company petitions that ths Omaha company, may bs enjoined from manufacturing washing machines In imita tion of those manufactured by ths Bram mer company. JAR PROVES ANJEASY VICTIM Drieatal la Quest of Kaowledgs Is Relieved of Valuables by Wew ' , . ... Mad "Frlead." Aatouke Murlshlma, from the land of war and flowers, drifted Into Omaha Tuesday, en his way to Lincoln, where ho will attend fotner university, to secure an American education, Ths young1 Oriental demonstrated his lack Of American knowledge when a stranger approached him and asked him out to dine. He accepted ths invitation much to his sorrow. When ho and . his new-found friend reached ths dining room, ths friend suddenly sxoused himself, saying ' he had left his pocketbook In his grip in ths wait ing room and ' would have to go and get It Mr. Murlshlma waited long for his rs . turn, but be did not come, and growing restless bs wandered back. to the waiting room to see if his fleets were still there, but ho found them not.. The stranger had evidently deported with them and the Jap anese gentleman looked up a policeman to whom ha related his tale of woe. The son of ths mikado then went on his way seeking an eduoatlon minus a grip. a dress suit case, sis steamer rugs, a silver mounted cane, an overcoat and two um brellas, all of which transpired at the Union depot. - , ' OMAHA ASKS JFOR MORE TIME PoassaUslaaas MeVaaa Waati Laager . Period to Make Aaawer oa Arbitrary Matter. .Nothing definite baa as yet been acoom pushed by ths special committee of the Commercial club, which has the matter of formulating an argument against ths re eslabllshment of ths bridgs arbitrary In band. An Informal meeting was held by the committee and Commissioner McVann f the Commercial club Tuesday evening. at which the matter was discussed. Ths secretary has spplled to the railroads In terested for mors time In which to file an answer to the argument mads by ths Coun cil Bluffs merchants and ths railroads havs grantsd ths request. At present no definite Urns Is stated in which ths answer is to bs filed. Owing to the absnncs of ons of ths railroad ofnulals truta Chicago It would bo tmpoaslUs for the UiW to call a meet- i J VJ op. Ladies' $1 Shirt VaisIs 25c Tomorrow Begins the Big Sale of Waists. 'Entire Surplus Stock of National Waist Co., N. Y. ilr Duck and Denim Wash Skirts Neat outln g and street skirts, prettily trimmed with new white plplnps. ring and dot patterns, O j3f navy and white trimming,-etc. special tomorrow at "Ow Special Sale of Muslin Underwe;tr-Fre8h Hues of Muslin PettlcowU, wide lace insertions, embroidery trimmed also long cloth and cambric Oowns, lace, ribbon and embroidery trimmed, low neck and short HQ CIs sleeves, extra large, full sites specials OC"l. JU Ladies $1.00 Petticoats at 49c Made of black Italian cloth double ruffle flounce a very special Petti coat offer all wide, full skirts made to retail at (1.00 each main floor at , Ladies' Summer Neckwear New lots of the pretty summer neckwear lace tabs, new Baster Brown collars, ' embroidered stocks lace and embroidered yoke, big vari- 1 7 ety of dainty summer wear, eachlUL"! Cu JC Summer Millinery At Very Special Prices. Trimmed and Street Hats $1.98 LatoBt and prettiest effects for, sum mer street and dress wear fully trimmed " hats all, the ntwest ideas -for stylish summer wear, at ...... , .". Neat Ready-to-Wear Mat From ths great A. Steam & Co. stock worth np to tl each Clf ' in millinery department 3rd floor ... aJfC 20 Per Cent Discount lng at this time to consider ths matter at any 'rate. It is probable that' something definite will bs done within the next two weeks. SAYS BUT FEW WILL GET IN Parker Oenaoerat Talaka Brraa am Hearst Me a Will Hot Crow -" Coaveatloa. According to leaders of the Parker wing of the local demooraoy. the Douglas County Democratic club is presuming , a great deal when it offers free admission to the St Louis convention to all who patronise its special train in ths interests of Bryan and, mayhap, William Randolph Hearst. i . "I bare Just returned from 8t tiouls and know what I am talking about," said a well known politician. - "Ths distribu tion of tickets will bs in ths hands of ths Parker people, and If the Douglas oounty bunch succeeds in getting twenty-five tlketa It will bs doing ' well. ' Our 100 tickets ars as good as secured, but it is a piece of monumental and . unmitigated nerve on the part of these people to pro tend that they can get tickets for all who ride on their train." , STRUCK BY , STRAY BULLET Old Vetera sastalas Seals) Willi by Bsster aaa Hakes Cansplalat te Police. ( Joseph Allen of 1318 South Thirtieth ave nue has called at the police station to complain of ths promiscuous shooting that he says is Indulged In at Cut-off lake by careless hunters. While fuming on the laks In a boat Tuesday afternoon Mr. Allen was struck on ths scalp by a spent bullet, two other bullets, be says, whlsslng past his ears. He says ths .hunters were shooting at mud hens. Mr. Allen- declares, that ths wound In. dieted Tuesday baa' caused htm mors suf fering than the one he received while In the battle of Stone River, when bs was in W&IPJJIJCJ(B . of the suffering- and danger in store for her, robs the) expectant mother of all pleasant anticipations of the coming event, and casts over her a shadow of el oom which cannot bo shaken off. Thousands of women have found that the use of Mother's Friend during pregnancy rob. confinement of all pain and danger, and insures safety to lite of mother and child. This scientific liniment is a god-send to all wmon at the time of their, most critical trial. Not only does Mother's Friend carry women safely through the perils of child-birth. Cut its use gently prepares the system for the sickness," and ether die-! comforts of this period.' Sold by all druggists at ti.oo per bottle. Book containing valuable information rn rrnci Mm ii a US ' We boiifttat the entire stock of this great factory and secured goods at almost our own figures. Ladles' $1.00 Waists so fine as these Waists at 25c were never before sold for a cent under a half dollar many of them are well worth $1 each prettily made of lawns, cambrics, percales, etc. In the new pleated ef fects trimmed with laces and embroid eries, pretty black lawns with white dots, etc. your choice tomorrow at Ladles' $2 05 Waists that are made Waists at 69c from the pretty sheer summer fabrics trim med with dainty pleats front and back wide lace Insertions newest summer effects worth up to $2.00, at each 69 c mercerized like satin- 49c beauti UCttULl m v, ca - v on Every Suit Cast and Grip In our regular" stock. Not a 'Job lot, but all high grade goods, made of best material by skilled, work men. Telephone 1068. ths Thirteenth Ohio which . was part of General C. P. Manderson's brigade. The police department will take the matter up and put a stop to ths shooting within the city limits. WANTS PAY , FOR THE PUTOUT Pather af Bar Hart Playlmar Ball op y Traek Straet Car CoBBBaar. Whether the street railway company Is uaDie ror injuries sustained by a boy in being run down by a oar while ho was playing ball In the street Is to bo tested in a case just started In the district court. Juns (. Bennle Telpner, 7 yesrs of ago, While maklnr a fleldlnr nmnl tnr him. self, attempted to prevent a home run or going in iront ot an electric car for the batted ball. The car fielded Bennle be fore Bennle could field the 'ball and Anna. quently the lad was laid up with a few iraoturea Danes. Now Bennle's pa sues ths street car company for $10,000, alleging that ths motorman did not exercise rea sonable caution In moving bis vehicle upon ths scene of ths national gams. A TfeouBhtfa Rasaaaaj Cored his wife, of fainting and dlssy spells, weakness, headache and backache with Electrlo Bitters. Try them, SOo. Tat sals by Kuhn A Co. TAKING THE TEACHERS' TESTS Thirty-eae Tstag Woaaea Try foe Oaaaee to Bator Osaak Pabw .lie tokMlt, . Thirty-one young women 'from Nebraska, Iowa,. Kansas and South Dakota are taking ths examinations at the high school to de termine their eligibility to teach In. the kindergarten, primary and grammar grades of the local schools. It Is not known how many will enter for the high school ex amination. Requests concerning the pres ent teachers' examinations were received from nearly every state in the union. Is an ordeal which all women approach with indescribable fear, for nothing compares with the pain and horror of child-birth. Thethoucht coming event, prevents "morning free. "p1 HPT 77T OMAHA Thursday we expect A Perfumery Perfumery Special Items for ths great concert Tou can revel in the richest and most prodigious varieties of "Dame Nature's" most entrancing produot perfumery. Every chlo little bottle In our store or on the shelves In our perfumery aisles Is eloquent of freshness, newness and sweetness. It'e an sxposltion of the finest extracts of European and American flowers. Quadruple Essense of June Hoses If) (No. 4711). per ounce Jv" Colgate's la Fran ne 1 Per eases violet 30C Blossom .. J Colgate's White Colgate's Wood Colgate's Pansy "The thriftiest man is ths cheerfullest."- CARL YLE That man trades at Ben nett's'' Fact! Don't miss the Soda Fountain. It's ths most cooling and refreshing spot under cover In Omaha. . Sterilised glasses used exclusively. . Ice Cream Soda, So. Omaha's greatest street car stopping point is BENNETT'S. Bennett's and the Auditorium are Omaha's congregating centers. Bennett's Is the monev-sawr'a CONVENTION, and if. aLwIyS In full swfng. Bargains in the Dry Goods Dept.' for Thursday Wash Dress .Goods, the Last from the Sweet-ser-Pembrook Auction. Two Great Offers LOT 1126 pieces floral and fancy effects In the newest designs snd Q coloring Jn Imported Swisses, regular 26o qualities, from 9 to 11. UC a. m.. Thursday, at .-. w LOT 1 Figured vollen. novelty stiltlnrs, heather linen suitings, ALL f g FROM THE SWEET8ER-PEMBROOK AUCTION, worth 20c to too, I UC two Immense tables, YOUR CHOICE at av Women's Waists Ait Extra Special in this Department for Thursday White waists, made of sheer India llnon, batiste snd very line lawns, trimmed with embroidery and prettily tucked. Colored waists In mercerised silk ging hams, novelty Swisses and all ths worth up to 12.26; we. have put them Another Lot of White Waists 'Very fancy and stylish, worth up to $2.75.' Your choice Thursday Maids' White Bib Aprons Made of very fine lawns, trimmed In embroidery and tucks, prettily en. hemstitched, on sale Thursday OUW Silk Shirt Waist Suits Owing to a delay In shipment of a large line of silk suits which have Just been put in stock, we secured a VERY LIBERAL DISCOUNT, and are able ..".....,19-50 .Bu.'.?. Women's high-class house wrappers, finest materials, .trimmed in lace, embroidery . and velvet ribbon, worth $5.50 C to $7. 50,-v Thursday at ......... . $3.00 worth 4f S. AH." Orson . . .c Parasol Sale .Thursday. Plain silk, colors, black, white, pink, tan, navy, red, light blue, 1 Ott finest quality, worth $1.69, at. Plata silk, colors black, tan, white and red. $3.00 quality, " 2 25 Umbrellas for rain or shine, green, red, blue and brown, worth tt.60, "" tQQ Refrigerators THE GLACIER REFRIGERATOR is a ooid dry air refrigerator built upon ths latest scientific plan. Its main feature: An lea saver; has shelves mads of a material that's odorless and impervious to moisture: , an Ice rack without wood about It It's a dandy I Price Thursday for this splendid refrigerator, 100 .&;...:....14.85 And double "8 ac H." Green Trading Stamps. ill IB THESE ARE KODAK DAYS Take a kodak with you. You'll have every vacation delight that any holiday-seeker could have, and you'll have pictures, too! We sell everything for picture taking and . picture making. Cameras, all styles and sizes, and f at all prices. Brownie Cameras, for ; . . . . .p 1 Let's show you what we've got. Photo section, main floor. Green Trading Stamps Every Time. GREATLY REDUCED RATE COACH EXCURSION . 1 .. TO ; . TICKETS WILL BE ON SALE J UNE 20 and 27, good for return passage wltbln aeven days from date of sale. Everyone should visit this the grea test Exposition the world has ever ; known. This Is a delightful season fo r viewing the wonderful sights. Ample Hotel and Boarding House A ccommodations for ell REASONABLE RATES. Bee Local Agent for further Inform atlon. ' . T. F. GODFREY, Fass. aaa Ticket Agt. ' TOM HtGHEi, Tvav. Fass. aart. ' OMiHl, KEBRAIKA, II. O. TOWHSEND, Gsa. Fass. sss Tick et aseat, ST. IXIIS, MO. Bee Want Ads showers and warmer weather. uT lb De-brook's Parisian Hose, per ounce 50c Melller's Quintuple Vogue, You ennt tell It from . rcrsmc jicKr wnicn sens at iaa Plnmid's VereteJ Violet .60c Heine. Jockey Club, Frenoh Carnation Lilies, eto . BOUQUET KARNES E The f Princess of perfume, per os... v LA FRRANCE TOILET WATEIOBn full s-ounce bottles aiOW Full 4-ounoe bottles SSo Pull t-ounco bottles ?o Full S-ounce bottles 7to 4711 COLOGNE, GENUINE GERMAN COLOGNE ths cologns that made Cologne famous. In s-os. octa- rt7f gonal bottles, very pretty, boC-- V Hudnut's Wood Violet Sachet ) fZ IT" Virginia Rose V Slls White Rose, eto )JUt Plver's le Trefle Sachet, per ounce We have a charming line of Powder Puffs, in wool and down, restfully soft and soothingly sweet, - 1fir up from ,uw THINGS ESPECIALLY APPROPRI ATE FOR HOT DAYS. ONE Bradley's Woodland Violet built Bait a perfumed sea salt Its sug gestion will make It Indespen- OAr slble in "2-lb." bottles aev ANOTHER Rubber bathing oaps, made of fine mackintosh 2flC rubber cloth, each Perfumery counter, main floor. new materials; these waists ars fifir. on one table to close them out at..' 1.19 15.00 i? 12.50 Trading stamps with each dross. Grocery Depi $8.00 worth Green Trad- Stamps with a three-pound jar assorted QH J preserves alfC This offer till supply is sold. ST. LOUIS 5 for Ids Far MONDAYS JUNE 20th JUNE 27th 1904 Produce Results Thursday a Day of Great BARGAINS, THE RRM Pleasing Prices in Our Great Suit Department. o unmchable atBargains for Thursday. BARGAIN NO. 1-U00 Waists Mo-Lawns. Tnimiv-irimmra wun embrom ry. "-na Inserting, pleated front and back, pearl buttons perfect beauties worth up to Uao- tit choice OUC a i ui, mi , ". !, ':"" BAROAJN 2 Handsome Waists Sfio-You all know the Waists ws havs been selling- at Sfcc these are the best values of the lot held back for the Isst great sala Come In white and colors. In lawns, organdies and vestlngs lace yoke and bertha effects-ail trimmed with fine Inserting-g-ood value at H0O on nUn sale prioe Thursday ,VOC Tour mnnv r.f.jul I f wu. . , .v.h.iwv . m .i. nui u.r- feCtlV AA wi,h ,A.,M A limit ot two to a customer. None sold to dealers. BARGAIN -.00 Waists 12.80-The very 7,. un.ns, lawns, jap ana China Bilks, organdies handsomely trimmed wlt?. I0 tucks and embroidery regu lar 15.00 values your ) eii BARGAIN 4-V00,' $10. Md'iizoo' Suits at r-,.iwj x?vuiiiui wasn duus snu WOCM Suits that sold at 18 00, IW.no and $12.00 mads of light fabrics suitable for sum mer wear ths greatest value A ever offered .zJJ BARGAIN t-SS.OO Tailor . Suits 11150 Specials for Thursday. BEVENTY-FTVB CENT FANCT PILLOW TOPS at ONE DOLLAR FANCY RIBBONS ALL STYLES at , TWO DOLLAR AND A HALF HUMAN H AIR RAT only SEVENTY-FIVE CENT LADIES' NECKWEAR ' , BIG JOB ALL-OVER LACES per w SOMETHING In Silks for shirt waist suits SCOTCH MIXTURES In brown, green, wine, navy and the new blue and green combination they are confined to Hayden Bros for Omaha and are by far ths handsomest silks for suits shown this season 9C GREAT FURNITURE SALE A LOT OF ODD DINING CHAIRS THEM AT ONCE. 64 Velour Couohes worth $6.00 clearing sals price 46 Sanitary Steel Couohes Worth 2.95 3.95 $6.00 clearing sale price. $2.00 Oak Center Table 12 s 24-inch top ,n,h,h lsi7 Preserve Pineapples 7k Just received, another large shipment fine flavor, very rich and Juicy, not iou win De sure or nice rresn iruiu ai long as tney last we will con tinue to sell them each WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR BEST FRUITS. Fancy large, Juicy Lemons per dosen.... Fancy large, juicy Oranges per dosen ., Quart boxes isariy Hicnmona unerries Bargains in Grocery Dept. 10 bars Beat 'Em All Soap for 26e 10 bars Swift's Pride SoaD for 25a 10 bars Armour's Laundry Soap for.... 2Co 10 bars Diamond C Soap for...... Ko 10 bars White Russian Soap, for Ko t bars Wool Soap.. lOo I bars Armour's White Toilet Soap.... 10o UP $J50 $20 $2 $2.80 Stamps $3 Stamp $3.50 Stamps MISSES' STRAP SUPPERS, $1.50, and $2.50 in Stamps T. B. E3oms & BEFORE YOU GO AWAY. on your summer vacation, you'd better let us look over your watch and get It In perfect order for you. We've got in our employ only watch experts, men who know how to make a watch keep absolutely correct time and you know ws gaurantee It. Spend a few minutes in our Store when you leave your watch. S. W. Lindsay., Jeweler. 1516 Douglas St. - DR. BRADBURY 1506 Painless Bxtractloa Without Gas. RUIars 50c a rjetd Crewne, $3.50 up Bridjre Work $3.50 op La4 Atteodsurt DENTIST. f0 """ . -ANO.BtrrUBNi II j UNION PACIFIC v 70 EVEIT DAY to Sept 80th, with i ji final return limit Oo. 81t, 1001, I 1 f ' from Missouri Elver (Council 11 ji Bluffs to Kaneee City InelusiTe.) II 11 B4 rurs your tieb'i rnd over tUa fine. . INQTJIBH OV J I CITY TICKET UrUUt, l rAKNAM 5U L Nv " Thone 818. i j r Thursday a Day of Great BARGAINS. AFII.K STWRS3. Nobby Wool Suits made up In the nw ftyles for travellng-rrgular o en 2S00 values Thursday IS.OU Bargain s-tiooo snk Coats ti.oo-Biack Taffeta Loose Silk Coats, with capo over ,h5.ulder"T'Crurd bargain worth S .00 and 110.00 your choice f- fl Thursday .I..O.UU Skirts Skirts Skirts Mors Skirts than all combined the greatest ever saw. the other houses assortment you WOO AND 17.00 SKIRTS $2.9$-fllclIlnns, Panamas, brtlltantlnes and many other fabrlcs-ieW'gnnt garments, worth 'y (,U W OO snd 17.00-af .TV. 5.yO tlO.OO AND $15.00 SKIRTS IN .- B fft AXi. FABRICS ACU ,..,O.UU Extra Specials tJ.M Percale Wrappers at .1.00 1.00 $100 Black Sateen Underskirts Kl ..I...' women s Percala Underskirts '69C Children s Spring Jackets 1.00 ai .....an. 39c ... ......, 29c 25c 25c 25c . .. ........................ .......... . . .-. . . W .M.. ENTIRELY NEW AND ROCKERS HALF PRICE. SEE $6.00 Oak Extension Tsble a a85 3.85 4.95 $5.60 Iron Bed at , $7.86 Iron Bed aeeaee at ... ttsesneji sjeeox Preserve Pineapples direct from the grower. These are of very being handled several times by brokers, eto. .74 c eesse lto 120 6o eeeeea-es eeess ........ BUTTER. BUTTER. Good Country Butter per pound loe Choice dairy butter, equal to creamery.. Uo Fancy Separator. Creamery Butter, lb.170 The very best Creamery Butter, pound. 20o FREE. FREE. : FREE." . ., ; A nice oold drink of Wild Cherry Phos phate or Root Beer in Grocery Dept. OXFORDS And Extrn Green Tradlnjr Stamps Thursday, Friday and Saturday TO DATE Farnam Pourteen Veara Same Location TEL. 1756. We positively remove '" ) nerves from teeth with out the least particle of pal a. Plates $3 up. Open Sundays 10tel2 arntvs C7 a- .