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    TITE CMAIIA' DAILY TiEE: TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1904.
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4FAIBS AT SOUTH OMAHA ;
Extensive Improvementa Will Be Pushed In
All Parte of Citj.
THOMAS BERRY HAS SERIOUS ACCIDENT
Attempts to nanrd Movla Car . aa
is Thrower Forcibly to Pavemeat
r,'"'y Cardan I.oea Vt Kimh
l Light. I"
With good westler this week will bs
busy one for artlams. Improvements of
all kinds ar going on all ever the city,
but work wis stopped . temporarily lait
Week by the heavy And continued rain.
A the Cudahy pUnt today Contractor
Burnees will roTtmrnce the laying of
lieavy concrete foundation for th new
oleo factory. Thla new building 1 to bs
1) feet In length and ICO feet In width and
four stories In htlpht. Above the concrete
foundation the structure will be of brick.
The estimated com Is $.ift,noo and the con
tract calls for completion In fifty days.
- Exravatlrr; for the mammoth amok
tack at Armour's wis stopped last week
on account of the c ndltlon of the (round.
Thla morning a force will be put to work
finishing the excav.-ittng. As scon a this
la completed the laying of the heavy con
crete foundation w;il start. Tiro founda
tion will exund twelve feet, below the
surface and will te of eolld concrete. A
. deal of material Is arriving for this
Jtark and rnce the fqundatlon la, laid, the
Ywora or erecting the stack win proceed
rapidly. .
Contractor Hflnnon la prepared to proceed
with th South Twenty-fourth street nav-
!ng. Last Week the mud was so deep that
nothing could b done. Saturday 100 feet
el artificial atone curbing had been laid,
but as everything is In readiness now, ths
work is to be pushed this wtek.
, v on Mlaaor.'rT avsr.ue (hr single car track
Das been purhed over towarda tha south,
from Thirteenth atrcet wt to Twentieth
treet, and tlea tor the additional track
ata being laid. . Ralls ara strung along tha
line and It will not be many daya before
tha double track will be extended to Twen
tieth street. ..The street car company la
also making ready to lay a double track
n, the Albright lltie from Q street to tha
county una.' .
Then thete la the work on tha O atreet
viaduct, the approach from: Swlf fa to tha
wast end of the Q afreet bridge and tha
building of tha new Burlington viaduct
Thirty-sixth and L atreets. With all of
thla work going on, to eajr nothing of tha
raw, high school building 'and tha pufello
library, South' Omaha ought to- ba a busy
place- for tha next few months.
In addition f.o, tha .Improvements men
tioned contract will ba let durlna the
present month for the paving of O atreet
, ana Thirtieth street. : .......
''. Thomm Oerry Injured, '
Thomaa Qcrry,' 2711 Q . street waa badly
Injured yesterday afternoon at Twenty-fifth
AJ)rf( streets. Bcrr waa waiting at tha
tT YminK tot a atreet car and, motioned for
4 tha car to atop. The mot or man paid no et-
T tentlon to tha elgnal and Berry attompted
f to Jump onto the onr. -flrr rapidly waa
1 tha cor moving, that Mis hold on the hand
I rau Waa broken and he was thrown to
J tha pa.vement -with considerable force. A
policeman assisted; JJ('rryr to the city jail
I and Ur.' 9app . waa called. Ar examina-
tlon showed two eevere gaShee . In the
acalp. reaching to tha akuH. One cut waa
I, an Inch and a 'half long' and had to be
sewed, up; the other cut was not so long
and only one stitch waa required to' draw
the acalp together. Berry's face was
badly ektnned and he 'waa bruised on hie
ants .and shoulder. After being at
tended, to py he .iJooJoj.Bcrry - was sent
borne. .3 "-h-.?". ;': v.,r' r -:,'
Mnnacer Miray rtetnrna.
.SI... Rl 'Jlurpfcy, general 'man aser of the
Cudary Packing company, returned Sun
day; 'from Kansas tl.y, where ha Went
ta look jtftor the company's property there
Mr. Murphy said thut the Cudahy house
waa not caru.ifced to any, extent by tha
high water, and tha financial loaa will not
be one-tenih of what It waa laat year.
Tha water ha a subsided to auch an extent.
i aaid Mr. Murnhv thr.l I h lnnrftn nt k
J' Xqto dura la to ba commenced today. Lart
.i? the high -water' ruined the refrlgtrk
V "tor plant and this caused an Immense loai
of . drreeed meats. During the year tha
ice muehlne rpfctira . were enlarged and
placed in a location considerably Above
high water mark, so that the machinery
in tho refrigeration department waa net
ahut down during tha recent floods,
. f,; nnhemian ntlonal Hall, ,
iFourtJ itlona for tho Bohemian National
ball belt t erected at Twenty-first and IT
atreets are about; completed. Thla build
ing is to be. seventy-feet In lergth and
forty-right feet In lath,, .Timbers for tha
frame t. or k ore on, the ground and Car
penter are getting roadv to place , tha
frame worjt' In fusltlon Juat aa soon as tha
founfatlona are, completed. Tha ball will
ba uard by the Turncra for holding meet
ings und tha giving of lahtertalnmenti.
About f 0C0 la the ta.lmated cost of tho
building and this' amount la now on hand.
, RIarlo. City ,Oosali.
The road to tho dumping ground at tha
river la now In gocd condition.
JSew floors are heir inld In eoma Of the
rooms at th Weet 6'do achoo'.
Lyon Taylor an4 Mla noe M. Jorgen
aon of Coxad.Wtre marled Saturday even-
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'i Hromtm with aisk iieaa.
WvvjJ Labor Is lightened by
m -1 Intra lM'A aka
HgUten pain or relieve
finite Uauy a man looks
miv mis tuiiciiugi
willinaj to do arjj-thinjr
to aid her and able to do
not hi u g. .,
Stnnetiniea. hnantr.
tha hushand'a attention U directed to
I m isiv .iafwtw, r jcKtipiioa and
Ilia remarkable Cures of woniahly die
.eaaea. He way not bare much bope oi
,a cure, but be ta led to try the medicine,
'with the result that in almost every case
'there is a perfect and permanent cure.
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Preacrrptioa curea
"irregularity, it, dries the drama which
jwcaken women, bcala inflammation and
Ulceration, and rrnrea female weakuesa.
Aa a tonic for wouien who are nervous,
e4eep4eaa, worn-out and run-down " Vlr
.vorita IYeacripUon, la onequalrd. '
! rnafwrt to your Irttee I will aay, say vHCa
o incited to cumpUiu twenty ycrs ago,
,W'U Lewis A. Millf, ihl-f-f-lx,lice. of it
'7?t WcU-M-Mt, . We have tried the
it Omcirat doctor. b took gaW
ot aicditlue auiuif the time ats was 111,
i;"' l yo sad vwi tuM u what to do.
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I?, "? "wnpUuo six of the 'Coldea
Iwcwni.' si,, MKblMt owa work bow
""T i ea a4 is qorte aaun.
favorite PreacrijHkrtt has the testi
Jtutaj ot thouaanda of Votnen to it com
T fjilete cure of wonianlf ciixaaea. Do rJt
Accept eat unknown awl aAtwovcd aub.
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lit. Ileiraj'a Hraujt PrUi iaritm
Us gKwwich, ttmiad bowais,
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Mr. and Mre.
North Twent)-
uf ill airppi.
Mr. and Mra I. C. Olbeon hate
gone
east for a month a visit with friends.
Thomaa Hoctor expects to leave today
for BoneeteeU 8. D., to file on some land.
Notlcee are attll being sereed for resi
dents to Clean up back yard and alios
Mr. and Mrs. He-t Cleary. Forty-second
and 8 atreeta, report tha birth of a daugh
ter. Inspector Jones repoite that the three
cae of smallpox In the city are getting
along nicely.
John O'Leary leaven today for Bt. Louie
to virlt the fnlr. He expecta to ba gone
about ten daya.
Tha atreet repair force will commence
work today laying croswelka In the north
ern part of the city.
W. A. Baldwin of Lincoln preached to
the Chrlatlan church congregation at
Workman temple yesterday.
Robert Roeencrani. formerly located
here, hut now at St. Joseph, la here for
a couple of daya' vlaitlng frlenda.
Bruce McCullorh write from St. Loul"
that he la enjoying hia visit to the fair
greatly. He will return thla week.
Mr. E. A. Cudahy returned from his sum
mer borne at Mackinac Island yesterday
and will remain here for a week or two.
Complaints, are atlll made about sneak
thieves Infeating the realdent district In
the northern and eastern portions of the
city.
Stephen Vail, gecond vice president of
the Amalgamated ansoclatliin, la In Chi
cago holding a conference with President
Donnelly.
Mrs. Carpenter. Twenty-reeond and H
atreeta, left for Lincoln yenterday to spend
a couple of weeka with her Hon, Harry I
Carpenter.
The annual levy ordinance will come up
In the council meeting tonight. It la ex
pected that an ordinance redisricting tho
city will alo he introduces.
Mias Verne Broth daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. T. B. Bcott, returned from Sioux City
yeaterday, where ahe visited her brother,
J-rank Scott, for a coupie or wceas.
DECISION AGAINST BANKRUPT
Jadg-o Maaajer Hale loath Osnafca
Man Mast bo to Jail tor
Caatemet.
Judge Munger has overruled the motion
of ' Samuel Dlamant, tha South Omaha
bankrupt, to vacate tha order of tha court
requiring htm to turn over to tha truateo
In bankurptcy certain aaaeta, approximating
o,ouu, wntcn it ia aiiegea are in me po
aeaslon and are concealed from tha trustee
In bankruptcy.
The motion of Christian M-. Schneider,
trustee in bankruptcy, aaklr that the
bankrupt, Bnmpel Dlamant, be committed
to jail for falling to comply with the order
Of the court, Issued May 14, is sustained
by Judge Munger and an order of commit
ment has been Issued In the case.
The case has been pending In tha United
states district court for several montha
and It waa ascertained by the trustee In
bankruptcy that Dlamant, who was a
South Omaha merchant, had failed to turn
over assets to the amount of (5,000 or more
aa required under tha bankruptcy laws, and
that ha was concealing thla . amount of
assets. Additional time was given Dlamant
to turnover the amount, but ha haa thus
far failed to comply.
A motion waa filed by hla attorneys about
two. weeka ago, to vacate 'the order and
that .Dlamant be purged of contempt in
hla failure to do ao. It la thla order that
has Just been overruled by Judge Munger.
At the same time a motion was filed and
argued by the attornaya for the trustee in
bankruptcy that Dlamant be committed for
contempt pf court in falling to' comply
with tha order of May 14. Judge Munger
sustains thia motion.
A warrant for tha arrest of Dlamant waa
placed In the hands of the United States
marshal yesterday. Diamante attor
neys will appeal tha case to tha United
States .circuit court of appeals and will
apply for a writ of hsbess corpus to have
their client released from the . custody of
the United States marshal. ' .
COME TO OMAHA FOR POINf ERS
Dea Molaea City Cowacllmaa and Com
mercial Representatives Will la
sect System of Tladocts.
Omaha's railway vladuota and mcthoda
of constructing them are to be Inspected
by the bridge committee of tha Dea Molnea
city council and the viaduct committee
of the Commercial exchange of that city.
Ipformaton is to the effect that the Investi
gator will arrive -today. - The viaduct
question ia being agitated In Dea Moinea
with considerable heat and the Commercial
exchange Is taking a leading hand, inela'.lng
upon viaducts fifty feet wide, while tha
railroad want them only twenty-two feet
wide.
Omaha la known all over the west aa a
city with splendid overhead vladucta over
railroad tracks, built at the cost of the
transportation companies after a fight that,
waa carried to the United States supreme
court.
The Dee Molnea council bridge commit
tee la composed of Aldermen Van Dyck,
Christy and Schaub. Thomo Hatton Is
chairman of . tha Commercial Exchange
committee.
Mortality Statistics.
The following blrtha and dcatha have
been reported to the Board of Healtn dur
ing the forty-eight hours ending at noon
Monday I
Births Axel Loftman. 1108 Scnth Twentv-
secund, girl; Lyle S. CaMweil. 1141 t-ouTh
Thirty-fourth: C. H. Busier. 4so9 North
Twenty-fourth, girl; F. A. Wemmer, It
rorin beventeemn. girl; William Ander
son, 1105 North Nineteenth, boy; Wil.iatn
A. Booker. Florence, girl; William Scott,
ii uoage, gin
Death
s ui
ily Fiecalr. Fortieth nild Dmie.
In a fet.
IVIlIlam Burkamp, Forty-a eoo..d
ana iieaick avenue, : Louisa
avenue, 69: Louisa Zeller.
r orty-second and Redlck avenue, i
Ihomaa Morria. Ill North Th rtv-rirat ivt.
Due. 82: Francea Craig. W7 North Twenty-
seventh, 62; H. Olnmtet, Immanuel hospital,
6t; Bertha Manske. 1712V Jackaon, 23.
Hatting Gives Bonds.
H. 8. Hastings of Lincoln was turned
over to United States Deputy Marshal
Mathews Saturday evening by the loc-il
authorltlce ot Lincoln on the charge of
using the I'nlted States mails for the pur
pose to defraud. He wee altered to ba
conducting a commission bustnnna end fall
ing to turn over the rmcoeds of tho sales
of certain produce consignment to the
r roper - pnrtle. Ho waa taken before
'nttetf Btntca CnmmlMloner Morley and
gave bonds In 150) for, his appearance
Vednelday before that official.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Mrs. William fiievera. lffll Rurriatte airoet.
accidentally fell down a night cf cellar
stairs Sunday and fractured the bores of
one arm. -
Additional United 8tntea eommtaslnnera
have heen appointed for the district of
Nebraska aa follows: F. N. Morann. Baa-
sett, and W. F, Parker, at Wood Lake.
Building permits have been Issued to II.
A. Flesher for a i:.M) frame dwelilns at
forty-first street and Pnnnlelnn avnn
and to Christ Peterson for a 11.400 frame
dwelling at Twenty-ninth and Indiana
atreets.
The Pete Dalleya Sunday defeated th
Swamp Angea by a aeore of 11 to 1. Tne
feature of tha game was the pitching of
Frankfurt, who atruck out seventeen anart.
Battsrlea: Frankfurt and Frankfurt!
Plumber and Peterson. -
H. Bldwell haa been arralaned 1n' nolle
court on a charge of being drunk and
abusing hla family at the home, Ull Miami
street. The man was charged with com in
home- In an intoxicated cundtUui.. drlvina
hia family out of the house and then break
ing up the dlHliaa and furniture.
The Walter Molae nine defeated the Ren.
eon team Saturday at Krug park by a soorj
of 1 to 7. naileries: u..nrlng and Unoj.
rich; Whiting and Anderson. The Waller
Muise team would like to brer from teams
In the city for Saturday afternoon ganu,
Jhe Dundee, and second. Held olut pre
erred. . . ... , i .
The Douclas county court house will
amid forth a good sised delegation to take
chances in the land drawing on the Rose
bud reservation., Among thoee who will go
to Bonealeei to reenter within the lie it
few days are CVimitihmlonerr Connolly- sad
Hofeldt, Clerk Mci'oomba, James Wlilta of
the Us omce and Deputy feberut Sberrjr.
Ing by flev. M. A. Head
Taylor will reside at fll
USE CARDS ARE REVISED
Manj Changs is Passenger Train Sched
ule! Go Into Effect
ON NORTHWESTtRN AND UNION PACIFIC
r
rrle!ial laaovatloa la Fast Hlftbt
Trala Betweea Chleaga aa4 Oiaiha
Barllagew'a New tekedala
ta Cffeet Jaly 1.
The changes In the Northwestern pas
senger train schedule took effect Sun
day afternoon at S o'clock, and those In
the Union Pacific time card at noon. The
changea are numeroua and for a time
probably will result in some people either
missing trains or striving st the depot
several houra ahead of time. A comparl
aon of the old time card and the new
shows the following changea:
The principal changea In the North
western schedule ia the making a night
train of No. 11 from Chicago Instead of a
day train. It formerly arrived at U:J0 p.
m.. but now pulls In at 1:90 a. m., and
leavea for Denver at 7:48 a. m. over the
Union racifte. Thla makea a very fast
night train from Chicago. There la how
only one daylight train over the North
western from Chicago bealdea the Over
land limited.
No. 12, the Chlcaa-o special, now leavea
at 7:10 a. m., whereas It formerly left at
1:40 a. m., and arrives from the weet ovef
the Union Pacific at 6:60 a. m., Instead of
4t a. m. Tralna No. X and No. 1, the
Omnha-Chicago special and the Carroll
vnicago local which arrived at 7:56 a. m.
and departed at 4:23 p. m respectively,
have been cut out under the new schedule,
bat No. 21, the Carroll local, haa been added
to take the place of No. 2S, and It arrlvee
at 1:30 a. m., and No. 21. the Carroll local.
eastbound, haa been added to take the
place of No. l. It departa at 4 p. m.- In
fact. No. 21 and No. 21 are two trains
which are made up into one In thla city,
going aa far on the eastern trip aa Mis
souri Valley, where they are aeparated,
one portion going to Sioux City and th
other to Carroll, and on the wentbound
trip they are Joined at Missouri Valley and
come Into thla city In a alngie train.
Connects for Bonealeei.
No. 5, which formerly arrived in Omaha
at 1:40 p. m., now arrives here at 11:40 p.
m. and connecta with the Bonestcel train
at 11:50 p. m., but does hot continue west
ward over th Union Pacific aa formerly
Passengers from the west who now come
in on No. 6 will be forced to lay over
night to catch a Union Pacific train out.
No. 72, the St. Paul and Minneapolis
express, now leavea at 7:20 a. m. Instead of
7:60 a. m. aa formerly and No. 4, the
Chicago daylight passenger which formerly
lert ror tne eaet at I a. hi., hat been dis
continued, i . ,
Tha Lnlon Pacific has put on another
No. to tak th place of th one which
formerly received from the Northwest.
at 2:56 p. m. and left or tho Pacific coast
at 1:20 p. m. It leaves at 4:20 p. m. and
la known aa the Oregon express. The Cali
fornia express over the Union Pacific now
leavea at 4:10 p.- m., or ten mlnutee earlier
than formerly.
No. 43, on the Union Pacific and which is
known as the Lincoln, Beatrice and Strom
burg express, now leavea at t.-EO p. m. In
stead of at 4 p. m. as formerly and ar
rives at 1:15 p. m. Instead, of 12:46 p. m,
No. 4, the Atlantic express, formerly ar
rived at 8:40 a. m., but now gats in at 7:40
a. m. . .. ,.
mere are Dut two changes in the new
schedule of the Milwaukee. No. 1, the
ovtrland limited, which formerly arrived
from the eaet at 1:10 a. m., now arrives
at 7.-36 a. m vand, No. 11, the Colorado
special, which arrived from the- eaat'at
11:16 p. m., now geta In at 11 p. tr..
Tha Burlington will put aome slight
cnanges in encct jury J Whien will re
sult in cutting down tha running time of
a fast eastbound and a fast westbound
train from - Omaha to Chicago about
twenty minutes.
A POSSIBILITY.
That Became a Fact aal Pleases Maay
People.
A. R. Lewis. M. D In a lengthy article
in the column of the American Journal of
Health, aaya Concerning hair: "Ita de
terioration ia a constant source of worri
ment to humanity, consequently bald peo
ple are readily deceived by 'fake' hair
restoratives. The wish that a hair prepara
tion will "fill the bill' la father to the
rancy mat it is liKely to do so. A rare
case In point is that of Newbro'a Herpl
ctde, which actually does 'fill tha bill.' It
destroys tha parasite that attack the hair
root, and prevents dandruff, falling hair
nd baldness." Sold by leading drugglots.
Send 10 cents in stamps for sample to The
Herpiclde Co., Detroit, Mich. Sherman A
McConnell Drug Co., special agents.
Graad Lodge Beaereleat and ProtrO.
tire Order of Elka.
Cincinnati, O., July 18-23.
The Chicago Great Weatern railway will.
on July 16 and 17, Inclusive, aell round trip
tickets at one fare, plus 12.25, to Cincinnati,
O. Tickets good for retuin until July 2a.
For further Information apply' to 8. D.
Parkhurst, Oeneral Agent, 1511 Farnam
street, Omaha, Neb.
Annoancements of the Theatera.
At the Boyd theater, where everything ia
cool and comfortable, and the audience ia
not disturbed by tha influences that affect
other placea of amusement, the Ferrl
Stock company la presenting "The Blue
Grass Belle," a pretty romance of life in
Kentucky. It haa been very successful so
far. On Thursday evening the bill will ba
changed to "My Lady's Heart." which I
one of the strongest dramas ever offered
by s stock company, and on that will In
terest all. H has never . been given in
Omahyl before.
Kew Ulea'a Fwralahlnar Store. ,
Mr. Frank Adams, formerly bookkeeper
for Browning. King 4 Co., boa lraaed th
storeroom at J12 South lJlh atreet. Board
of Trade building, and pn orbout August
llr will open up a new gents' furnishing
goods store. Mr. Adama has a Urge circle
of acquaintances In Omaha and there la
little queatlon about hla meeting with auft
ceaa. peelal loader Rates f. Great "Waal
era Park, Maainlaa;. la.
For ths months of June,' July, August
and September, on every Sunday except
July t, tha Chicago Great Western railway
will sell round-trip tickets at one far to
Great Weatern park. Manning, la. For fur
ther information apply to 8. D. Parkhurst,'
general agent, 1U Farnam at.. Omaha, Neb.
I peel 1 Summer Toerln Hates ta St.
Iaal ! Mlaaeapalla.
On July 14 to 1ft. Inclusive, tha Chicago
Great Western railway will sell round trip
tickets at 110.76 from Omaha to St Paul
and Minneapolis. Tickets good for return
until August 6. For further Informutlon ap
ply to 8. D. Parkhurst, General Agent, 161)
Farnam street, OmahaNeb.
Maaeale,
Special meeting of Nebraska lodge No. 1,
Tuesday, July 12, at I p. m. Work in M. M.
degree. Visitors welcome.
C. L. SHOOK.. Master-
W. C. M'Lean, Secretary.
Put your want
A4 soiwmaa.
ads ia lbs Be Want
AT THE PLAYHOUSES
"Blse Grass Belle" at the Boyd.
Last night a very large audience as
aemhled at the Boyd theater to wltnes
"The Blue Grass Belle," which la being
offered by the Ferris Stock company for
ths first half of the week. This Is a ro
mantic comedy drama of the south and
presents several very Interesting character
studies, all of which are given with much
care by the'membere of the company. The
comedy element Is particularly strong, a
a foil for the Intensely dramatic situation,
and Is well cared for by Messrs. Moran and
Raymond and Miss Carmontclle. Mr. Car
penter, Mr. Owen, Miss Pntey and Miss
Hill have the roles around which the In
terest centere, and do them with their cus
tomary skill and finish. The bill will remnln
until after Wednesday evening, with th
customary matinee on Wednesday.
PUGNACIOUS IN COURT ROOM
Maa Arrested oa Wife's Complaint
Goes for OfBcee Who Took
lllru la.
It looked Ss If a clash wna imminent be
tween C.'U. Case of 620 North Seventeenth
atreet and Detective Donohoe In police
court when the former w.ts arraigned on a
charge of disturbing the r-e.tce and the lat
ter appeared ns the arresting officer. Sharp
remarks passed betwlen the men mid Police
Judge Bei-ka found It necessary to remind
them that they were in court. When Ce.se
finally was dismissed, his wife refusing to
ptosecute after she had caused his arrest,
Cose went down to the city Jail office arid Is
reported as having made incercllnrst re
marks about Donohoe. Case then returned
to tho court room and paced nervously up
and down the room. Captain Hose warned
him not to start any trouble.
- In response to a hurry call Sunday after
noon from 620 North Seventeenth street,
saying trouble wa brewing there, the pa
trol wagon and a squad of policemen were
hurried to tha scene and arrested Case on
complaint of his wife, who said he was try
ing to choke her and he was In fear of
her life. Case, she declared, burned up her
clothes. The husband did not deny destroy
ing .the garments, saying he had found his
wife In a cheap music hull resort and put
hla wife's glad habiliments Into (he stove
so that she would stay close to the family
hearthstone.
i Case la an employo at the Union Pacific
shops, and showed the polle Judge discharge-papers
Indicating he had "faced the
enemy's fife," as he said he had done, In
view of the man's alleged provocation, the
wtfe'a refusal to prosecute and other cir
cumstances, the Judge discharged the de
fendant. '
Thinking his wife's sister, Hannah Beck,
snd. her alleged lover, John James, had
come between the happiness of himself and
wife, Cose gave the police a "tip'' when
arrested Sunday afternoon that reaulted In
tho arrest of the Beck woman and Jame.
The two were, it la claimed, found In a
room at a cheap hotel. James waa charged
with being a fugitive from Justice at Shen
andoah, Ia., and Hannah Beck waa charged
with adultery. The adultery- charge haa
been dismissed against ths woman on the
understanding that she return Immediately
to her husband at Shenandoah. James ia
aid to be wanted at Shenandoah, where he
lg reported to have broken Jivll pending trial
en a charge of assault with intent to kill. .
EYEGLASSES PROVE COSTLY
Fair i Fond ia Man's Possession
'' Cannes His Detention e Five,
Hundred Dollar Bond.
. v i -
Albert Wise waa bound over .to tbe fed
eral grand Jury in $600 bohda, by United
Statee Commissioner- Anderson on the
charge ef having in- hla possession a pair
of gold-framed eye glasses and spectacles
that were stolen from a - letter that had
been deposited on the United States mall
bog In the Karbach block June 27. Wise
pleaded not guilty to. the charge of steal
ing the glasses, claiming ha found them
In a lumber yard at the foot of Douglas
atreet.1' -"'
When la St. Louis
aee the arana xrunK exniou inino rw
eetry, Fish and Game betiding and get
from attendant Illustrated literature de
acrlblng the finest summer retort regions
on the American continent, all of which
are most conveniently reached by the new
Grand Trunk-Illlnola Central through oar
line from St, Louis to Montreal.
If desired, publications and Information
as to train service will be sent by man
by the Advertising Department, Grand
Trunk Railway System, 133 Adams St., Chi
cago, Geo. W. Vaux, A. O. P. A T. A.
, Bhrlaera Go East.
atlon ' of half a dosen Omaha
eft Saturday evening for Atlantic
1 1 lend the Shrlners' conclave In
A
Shrlners
session there. It Is the tn'entlon of the
conclave to complete Its session st Atlantic
City aa speedily as possible and then pro
ceed as a body to Bt. Locla for a visit of
two or three days at the World's fair.
Three cara loaded with Shrlners from San
Franclaeo passed tnrougn ine cuy Dummy.
The cara came. in over the union Wioc
snd went east via the Illinois Central. The
Bhrlnera are on their way to tha annual
meeting of the Imperial council Of the body
to be held at Atlantic City.
WISSLOW'S
jitwa
SGOTFO SYniJP
kas been used by Hllllcoi
eUlldrea while Toethlns
It uovues trie oiilld, eor
If IIUgos of K other for their
for over nitj i owe.
taus Ui
(tie gum. aUart
sod la tbe best
all pein. cures wind Ouild,
Iwinii-TK a, umi -
It bag been discovered that tbe
PLATTE VALLEY
f
traversed by the
UNION PACIFIC
Possesses Immense wealth in alfalfa pester than all th
grasses and clovers combined. As a source of revenue
alfalfa exceeds all other products. Its growth Is
simply enormous. Three, and sometime four
cuttings are made a year. a
EVERY FARCER CilJ RAISE ALFALFA
And if be raiaes that, be can also, raise cattle,
. sheep, horses and hogs.
Illustrated publication "Alfalfa on, Union Pacific,
free on application.
Cltr Ticket Ofltee.
Phone
DWELLINGS BY THE SCORE
Many Besidenees, Particularly in Suburbs
Are Being Erected This Bnmmsr.
ALL BUILD F.RS AND CONTRACTORS BUSY
DasAee, ritresee anal Bensen to Be
en ne ie-enes of Hew Ifasnes
aa Well as Nearer
Dlatrlefa.
"Th building boom which Omaha la en
Joying la not confined to any partlcul.tr
class of structure, as seems to be s popu
lar delusion," said a prominent Omaha real
e pt ate man.
"It Is because attention has been called
to the larger enterprises of the erection
of office and store buildings and elevators
that th growth In number of fine resi
dences, particularly suburban homes, has
been overlooked In measure. It la of
more than passing value to note the
progress of the latter In summing up the
situation."
There are many first-class dwellings
with modern arrangement throughout
tinder conatructlon in Omaha and with a
fat list of contemplated realilencea. Of
the more notable of these Is the two-story
pressed brick bank building which la being
erected by Janice A. Howard In Benson
Tha building Is about all enclosed no
Mr. Howard will open a bank In ft and
store will occupy the other holf of the
first floor. The bull-'Jng will cost ap
proximately W.OCu. It hna a fronting o
forty-five feet.
J. E. Van Dorn Cf the Adams Grain
company la planning to build a handsome
suburban resldehc between Omaha and
Florence. He Is negotiating for the pur'
chase of A site of four acres, which he
Intends to have 'laid out Into attractive
grounds. Mr. Van Dorn intends to put
up a residence costing between It.COO snd
$5,000.
Deaaon and Dundee Homes.
A. M. Kitchen will build a fine residence
at Forty-eighth and Dodge streets, Just
oi-DOslte the home of E. A. Benson. The
atrueture will be frame and very modern,
costing about $4,000. Work will be begun
unon it In a few days.
Two fine residences which oon will be
built In Dundee are to be the homea of
Mrs. Halo and Mra. Emerlck. They will
bd located at Fiftieth and Underwood ave
nue, each to cost at least $4,000. Ground
ha been broken for them.
Benson A Carmlohael ar erecting a
modern house at Fiftieth and Webster
atreeta at the cost of $4,000. The building
la in course of conatructlon.
One of the moat stylish cottages to
grace the residence district of Dundee Is
being built by E. Kimberly. with the Psx
ton Gallagher Co. The. building I
under roof and all who hava aeen it have
expressed delight. The cottage will be
located at Forty-eighth and Chicago
streets and coat something less than 14, POO.
The residence of Geo. A. Hoagland, which
waa removed in two sections from its for
mer location at Sixteenth and Howard
atreeta, haa been placed on a site at Forty-
eighth and Cass, in Dundee. The moving
of the immense residence Is pronounced
a feat of wonder in the house moving line.
The residence la located on a hill, with
fine grounds about, and la one of th most
imposing in irmana.
Any number of residences have gone up
within the laat few montha and more are
either In process of construction or out
lined. Attention already haa been called
to aeveral cottages and flats being erected
In the more downtown districts of th city,
Tower Lot Sale Rtaard, la., Taeaday.
. . - Jaly 1. .
. The Chicago Great Weatern railway will
on July It aell special excursion tickets to
Rlnard at a very low rat for th round
trip. For further information .apply to
S. D. Parkhurst, General Agent, 161 Far
nam St.; Omaha, Neb. '
TERRILL
SELLING
OUT
At one-half '
of cost price
Entire Stock Must
Be Sold by Aug.
1st.
ta
IMPORTED DRESS C00DS
S5&5, Laces and Trimmings.
Sacrificed at an
unheard o! price.
19S
tu.
Faraaaa $U
.-'v'irV '
w i-jLiaii U'ai'-' j j
Csll of phone TODAT for ..fie ho'tls f Kllmlno and see how MUCH BKT
TKlt it m-ittr-i yrm f'el. I"ellve ed free. For sHe by
ui -ii a K-irrri-a cfv nn,rr- i-iutrii a-rvfiS'fl IP. T Ttu-s Prfiorletew.
loth and Chi-n sti.. Omaha, 'fhones til rV! 7f. 'ittt and N f.. Stnitb I
Omaha, fhone No 1. a.h Ave. aid
Q
In the Rosebnd
Opened for Settlement
JULY 5th TO 23rd
gpecial reduced roundtrip tickets on sale
3 22 good returning till August
Applj at City Offices,
Omaha, for descriptive pamphlets.
Trains for Bonesteel and Fairfax lea
Union
at 8:05 a.
11:50 p. m.
of a
Little Journeys in
There is Colorado's greatest attraction the
number and variety of the one-day excursion trips
it offers. . .
Denver has at least a dozen that are worth
while: Around the loop; to the summit of Tike's
Peak; to Cripple Creek; to Colorado Springs and
Manitau; to Hatte Canon; to Fort Collins, Greeley
and Boulder. .. f
Tbe famous "Around the Circle" trip takes four
or Ave days, costs 28, and is nearly a thousand miles
long. No trip in America surpasses it in beauty or ,
interest. ' .
Denver, Pueblo and Colorado Springs are best
reached from all points East by the fast and splen-
didly equipped trains of the Bock Island System;
Train service from Omaha Is as follows: 7:20
a. m., Daylight Limited; 1:30 p. m., Fast Express.
All meals in diners.
'.. . .,M.a..,-as-.,a.i.L. m ... .up -J
-DOGtODS po .
Many men ar working every day, who are not sirs:, hut have a peculiar
weakm-h. Theae men are weak, nervoue. debilitated, ulow, poky, languid and
tired out. They lack con rase, self-confidence and have Inst the fire and
Strength of youth. Thousands of men are iiremriturely old and diseased through
exceeais or unnatural drains, whleh asp the very foundation of life, destroy
their health and atrength, leaving them a physical, mental and axual wreck.
If you defer treatment too long Qi experiment with uncertain and Improper
treatment, or allow yourself to be deceived by mleleadlna; statements or lircom
peuinl ooi lors or Mpeui.4i.ete, then , oir will be ons of the many unfortunate
who have lonir res "Med thn ihe- h-M 'l.i'i' dr iiilu1 n em i r ,i in ;
after years of suffering and doelng with cheap preparations, free tratn)nts
nrt nini-M 'vit- i. (, r i.i - Ni-tK-l.ii' ' , "i " - '
to be cured. They fully realise th great mistake that they have made tn not
lonHiiluna t !! r.-.- m - rat. Will you make the same mlrtak, or
will Von get the beet first? Do not be sntlafled until you hnve been examined
'jy the beat specialist In the country. Vou nifty be sent away' happy without
any treatment, but advlc that tll not only save vou much time and money,
but Will save you mental dlgrHce. If your condition requires treatment, you
will he treated honestly and skillfully and be restored to perfect hltl In th
Shortest poasllile time and at the lesat possible expense.
VB CUnE QUICKLY AN THOROl'UHLY: '
Stricture, Varicocfle, tnuson, Nirr-j-Sixail DiUllty,
Impotcncy, B!o5l Poison (Syphilis), Rectal, n
Kidney and Urinary Diseases,
and all dlseasea and weaknesses of men due tn Inheritance, evil habile. Self
sbu.ee, eacesses, or the result of speclllc or private llacs.
rnt tl l VtTIAaJ f DF F H you
tuitouitriiiuit i rLt- rrn. llouraa a. tn. te I 9 tn.
STATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
I JOS Parnam St., Hot 13 th amd 14th St.. Omaha, Neb.
1 . I II I lk "4
POISON IN THE
SYSTEM.
r ret -Mi Mt rWrtl'tt mseWtwinna
r ne Ant foimi la Die Mloo4 n4 Iia.ea I
She mlhn of
RHeumatism
fAe
eee, w
er frm
aiiterM ami fWhewDf are lUI'T
'Una ffmii rhamsiiem,
ee. ivr tresiinentt litftl onre
iwvg,te !
ri,Mn tl,n In l?- I.Mitie
J.iue eikt umimi 1 he
n.e
le-nner-rv ffor.n t-f oi.mfee
IhMio only brinn ititiu'dimcuHiea. They fell le
reeeti trie root of i he iluxw.
Kl.lMlXlTiat UtlwrnlT retl'met an rti.
r J cure. Ti l l the greet Iniili iim.M" 1 e
I ml . 4lee ere haent. Tlvy etaolBMaf
Su4 pertneeonllr re the rlB In Ike ere.
tmm.
and tpy no h ui'y nrw,j.
r. ),
a. a. . a promlerirl nterrmnt of
HMnflria, le . end one ef the n-et neen or
orrelu th Wmi. rail tie onrieineriMe eurai
Me siieunieuuM, eiier euf?ittii fflrea
moiuln. He ert "Or bottle crril hei
me. Sn4 after iailns IM SNiun.1 bmlle I
Sree ! rlr eerve. It U a Tiro ttinnllwi
re flt erra a twins e tlie ela veil
e er euwr io r.kt e're stit,i
le.'
HniKlreil
let
-Uin-mf. A yonf 4rnr. eKi-it rileil
e
is av.laleeia, er n e ue lor Uu-.etek
Ellmlna Mtdklrt CoN Dc AVeiraM, la.
a
IkVa,
rBaat'e" BBRagas4eassasaSBaeaS
Main Ht.. Council bluffs. Thone !.
Indian ReserYatioa
July 1
31
1401-1403 Farnam
St.,
ve
Station
m., 2:50 p. m
The chance
lifetime.
Colorado
Bummer tourist rates to Colorado are In.
effeet all summer long. ....
Tickets, berths and full Information at
this office.
r. b,
HUTHEllFOltrj, tl. V. A.
1323 Parnant Street.
cminot cull wrlie for
symptom
blank.
undaya, 10 to 1 only.
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