Titn OMAH.Y HA1T.Y nrx: V.T.nnrDAT. JUT.Y 27. KOt.
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PLAIN' CASE- OF 1'SUSiPATluS
Blackburn'! OorigTrwioT.sl X;'
it Withont freff.''
"--7 t ..eme
HE IS EACEftTO HANDLE All T!X VriY
ladlrlal . ('ommlttre p n Erti
Mart Kmlinrriwli Peal,
tlon far C-flpr-
Hon,
Although th rail for th conirnviKional
committer ha not yet fcn publlnb.ii, th
action of tha committee at tha dictation
of ChJUnrm(T Tint-ahum, In doolded to run
ft prlmarf of Ma own. all over th threa
counts ci-rnijirlpitn; tli district, U alre-ady
taoslng; talk flmon; the polltlolap. That
inaclfoum' e!hnriT5 t clenrlr a flatrant
usurpation, ia admitted even by hie po
litical frlpnda In fact the only one who
aUndl up for hla pretan.Iod authority to
overrtda th three county commlltwi sr
the memlver cf hi own comrrilUee, two
of whom a,r tiimlT avowed tandldnte
for conrsv Indred, Jt 'Js known , that
no mrrobor of . Blackburn' committer,
Fotrnatpr"Coo ,f Blair, 1 dctdodly
opponM to th whola plan, and doe not
lxmitata to any ao. -Even If it wra loral."
alt Mr. Cook the oth(r day, "I Ao not
aca any rwimn why tha coingrlonal com
mitter should coma tip Into Waahlngrton
county and tn u how. to Choo our dl.
' KKfM to the. fconffrGainlonaT convention. We
fhare already choaen one 6nt of delegates
for that very purpof, and 'we do not tee
why we ahould be forced to choose another
et'" It ia undoratood,,. however, that Mr.
Cools'- waa tha only negative volca In tha
commlttoo, although another membec h
alao eipresd doubt .V. th political
wladom of congred.otonal prjmarle run ex
clusively by ttie.qorigresslpnal committee.
All effort', to ' find a precedent for. the
Blackburn Aiaurpatlon,, bave failed. In no
other district In this atate, and na7er be
fore in thla district, have any uch pre-,
tension been asserted, end for that matter
the. oongreaaional nomine baa Ions alnce
been nominated' hr every ether Nebraaka
district.. ; 'Blackhurrfa cOmmtttee etanda
alone aa undertaking' to force a particular
candidate-o "the republican of the dis
trict, rather than almpiy to facilitate
free and untramnieled. choice of congTa-
alonal nomine,:?'.' -. . '
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1 w6nder why - BlacHbur "ln!at o
trenuoualy on- running the prtmarte all
by hlmaelf." remarked a member of the
county committee after adjournment of
the laat meeting. "1 ahouW think h would
be willing to. I our, . committee do the
drudjeery If we Xrould agree to give him
the apportionment of dlegatea be want
and let the candidates put their name on
m the ticket for aa expression, of preference
h at the primary." '
I "Jom don't Snow Blackburn," wa the re-
1 1 Joinder of another -member who atood close
f I by. "It isn't that he wants to do the( work,
i! . . bat that ha wanta to handle the money.
I 1 1 .1 (tni, i - that V, mm m trr , '. T in tin U"
fvery aaplrant for nomination JiEO apiece,
, or twice whet our committer asked when
we hndour primary lnt sprlngt Black
burn has always been great on getting hold
of campnlKn money and never letting any
one know what has become of it. He mn
aged four or five aucoesnlve campaigns for
Pave Merer1, end In each one of them h
had the expenditure ,t .a big wad con
tributed by th ri&tlonal congressional com
mittee, but not a cent of it waa ever used
to h'.p out cn the general campaign ex
penses, lie aiwaya let the county commit
tee and eminty candidates dig up , the
money for the printing btlla. hall root, var
rlagea on electl6n 'day and tha watcher
at, the polls, and thought he waa dohig
enough.y JoU4g.Mroff! apeak at- meeU
Ingg the ptlier' fellow paid for.. The ex
pense reportB filed by the conrestilohal
committee under the luV; ar fakes, pur
and elmplo. Blackburn, thlnka if be can
handle-, the. moivey fqn-the coming primary
he can' niake every 'judge aad' clerk ef the
election.. worker rt of iJs pet candidate.
That'e why, iu hb jcilnt primary scheme he
wanted the conpcrrsional ianilldatea end
doh'Kates to file tfielr naine wltij Liin aud
pay hlrn the money a,nd glye him a vote on
all Judges and election otycera." '
"That wa another pretty cheme of
lUackburn's to keep bis congressional con
ventlon call dark until- twenty days before
his primary. Tii you notice how he waa
smoked out .about, that convention call? It
V ill plaii-enough that he . had misled
Chairman Cowell Into the belief that noth
Ing had yet been done and he would prob
ably have kept it to hlmaelf a., week or twt
BABY QUiR
QUICK CURE
.,....
Of Tcrturinu Eczema
V'hr.r ?!! Pl-V Hnrj
IlSfnrfur FnHnff
Mr bT, Owen Herbert Quirk, wu
iif.lcUd from tlteagecf six week "with
" lo;Uh0!;9 runulaj ectema, aJeposI
;rerl;iif l.U face. I Wok tlia to Dr.
r . auj ' of "Victoria Road,
'xJJcrshf4, and he wis treated by them
fo-r t.'irss uiiaths, but get snuc! wrsa,
vt-gj !cltit!?5r to look at.
J W a aJierlUeiuent of th Cutlcnr
i..o.litw, ai.U 4,. ta.dLfvi.pt 0.i-uwS
,4W noticed p
; " lmproyeutetit tt
one, and wiUila a
, v 1 T n, fortnight tie ruu
4 r I tin."? hsj ceased
' y .J t .calowere
,f .X. -j...-' nearly aU dried of,
; j' "v "'.-''V f n,J in a month Ms
C''7 7- Tl V I'.-a vti it.rtee.Vf
-. y tl,r,- 6, ,.t spot
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4. clcf.sd rhotogr;;!
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Wk lJi:Uctt'iu.--. tl-l. T.d ia now
two j -.jar i t Ti .-'., ard Ua
fceTTrr bi'.l t ' f . ' ' l( tJi-u of It. I
sal vet jtiuWiul ki. r ti.e ttatt' d
HveJ ti:ui your orn- . m, and el;!!
fuel It a !-.v.r V r .ln l'..r 'ua
kaawu. iur t:" al 11 cf III
tatvt y u t- t v f r J v e to
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l' !:it tr he hsft r-ot -n mrmn-w',, tujt
tl en, whftt h-a a;iyoni ele to extert wl'.Tj
lilarkhum ard the hlr apparent he has
J picked out f rr Mercer both members of the
consreealoai commute and running the
whole thtrig on t.e proxies of absentee.
We may be sure they will take advantage
of every trlt K That can, be turned under
cover."
The 1ok!cI coneqnencs of Blackburn's
usurpation In the matter of the congriM
alonal primary la seen In the action of the
Judicial coninilt'ee which proposes to Juln
with the cmgre'sl'inat committee for a co
operative election of delegates to the con
gressional and Judicial convention at one
ari the nurne ttme. Those commit tens pro
pose to Ignore the regularly constituted
auihorltlne of the party In the respective
counties making up the d:strlct and to In
atltue primary eleotlona of their own. On.
the aamo principle the atate committee
could come into Douglas county and in
augurate a primary election to choose dele
gate to the atate convention without the
aid or consent of any local commltee, and
by the same subversion of local self-government
in party organization the national
committee could come Into Nebraska and
run the primaries and conventions upon
wMch the make-up of the national ticket
depends.
In the matter of the Judicial committee
that body la worse up a stump than the
congressional committee. It can co-operate
possibly with the congressional committee
In Sarpy, Douglas and 'Washington coun
ties, but its Jurisdiction Includes also Curt
county, which I not in the Cfmsresslonal
dlalrlct, and in Burt county it will have no
one to co-operate- with. To get delegate
from Burt county the Judicial committee
will have to play It game en solitaire.. It
I to be noted also that "It proposes to
mulct Judicial candidate each 150 to get
Into the game, something never before
thought of In' fact heretofore candidate
for judgshlp have always balked at paying
1100 after they have. been nominated for
the expense of. their election. If there I
any sort of competition for the place one
or both of these oommiitee is aure to have
money left over, unless they spend It lav.
IsMy or somelyMy plants It down in hi
own Jean a. .
BOOTLEGGERS AHE CAUGHT
Illicit lIqo Seller Who Supply
Roaeftvd Land Seeker Roeted ky
. rtevenne Collector Stephenson.
The illicit ale of beer and other tlmu
lant In the North Piatt country, ea a re
sult of the recent influx of visitor to at
tend the Rosebud reservation Opening, has
been abruptly terminated by the United
State revenue authorities. It wa tbfc
practice of the beer vender to employ boy
of front 1! to 15 year of age to board the
train with basket of beer bottle and sell
them to the- thlraty land hunter. Thl
practice became, very general along all the
line of railway neat the reservation, both
In Nebraska and South Dakota. The beer
vender were said to haTe done a thriving
business with both the going and coming
tourists.
Collector E. B. Stepfcenaon had in the
meanwhile sent out order all along the
lines to the deputy collector in the North
riatte country to watch for these illicit
sale and a number of arrests have fol
lowed, with mora to come. The liquor
seller, all will be subjected to heavy fines
On deputy collector suggested to a aa-
loonlst that 85 cents was a pretty stiff price
for a pint bottle of beer, and the aaloonlst
observed that it was, "but that It wa not
too much considering the chances he took."
THREE SUITS F03 DAMAGES
It. EI. y-redrtckson, Bnrlln;ta Itall-
road 'and! Street JTlatlvrlay Cm.
' pany Defendant.
Harold Cralg.. a minor, want J3.00O from
H. 33. Frediickaon' and - has aaked the
district court to. give him'-Judgment for
It Toung Craig aver that July 12, laaf,
Fredrlckson assaulted . him, accused him
of stealing a h-ycle md had hfm arrested,
Us asV. for th assault, the
accusation and the arras t. 1
little Olson, administratrix of the estate
of liana Olson, has begun auit against the
Chicago, Burlington & -Qulncy Railway
company for lo.Oft) damage. 1 Olson wa
working for . th railroad company a a
track walker in the yards on March a
when he was run down by a train and
killed. ' .. .1. .
Francena E. Beesley sue the Omaha ft
Council Bluffs Street . Railway company
ior iu,wu on account "of Injuries she al
ana received in railing from a car at
trs corner of Sixteenth etreet and Cera
tui rclal avenue en.Juna li.
C:.!AHA I'EU LAND THE WCr.X
Two Coatraetina; ftros Ietr Vlu.
at 5 Jb on Kew Fort Elalld
la at Di Slotne. .
Omaha contractor have at deep Into
tha business of building th new- fort at
le Moines. Hamilton. Eros., ' EI South
Seventeenth street, secured the construction
oontract for building th officer quarter
and barrack List year and they heva been
awarded th contract for construction work
upon the gymnasium, which Ja. to be built
at once. J. J. I!ai)ijjhen of thla city secured
the plumbing end h-atlng contract for the
br.lldlrmu erected lust vear, Ihe rr...r.t cf
the ooiiii-act bring about JtoO.OGO. 'J'lie con
trite t for the hU(, and ventilating of the
gymiutalum has just been lot and the am
contractor secured it at a bid of about
5.003. v .
gpeoial limner Toarua Ilntea to iwea.
tnvky, Tennessee, North Carolina
. and Virslsla. '
Th Chicago Great Western Railway will
eell special round trip tickets at very low
rate t Crab Orchard, Ky.; Mlul!ebor
ough Ky.; Tate Bprlnga. Conn.; Olive
8prtn, Tenn.; Ahevl!!e, N. C.j Hut
Sprlnss, N. C: Hounoke, Va.j Olads
Cprlngs, Va.; Iladford, Va.; and other
points. Tickets on sal dally, good to re.
turn utttil October JL For further Infor
mation apply to 8. D. VAZUUlUlinT, Oen
rfcl agent, Jill Farnam street. Omatia.
Neb. -
eCml planner - Toorlm .. ) t(
' iiliMola. lat-baata
stnd' Klblaaw
Yhs Clilongo Crest VVesere Railway wtll
se'l special round trip ticket at very
low rates to points In Jiilu-.i. Wtooiula
and Mkliltw. Tickets liu.Ued to GcUUr
IL for further Information upii.'y ia a.
li, J'amnurst. ta-iirat Ageut. Wl Fjinam
t., Oruaha. Neb.
1 tcRulut lacnarrlMl
Of tli Bunr-ibund of the Northwest
HI) anltee. V. is., July 25 to Ainr. 1.
'lie Cl.lcao Great Wealern. rallwuy t
(.;. ...1 roiuri.ii. i, until Au.r. 1. Ir u.',-r
Intel mutluu k.i'l; to S. 1. larktiiir.t.
Oir.M.il AiJ-iit, .li'i Faniatn ft., Omaha,
. ..
on July V end 23 srii torn1! trip tt.-V.t-ta at
a fj-fl t'.ia rent f ..- M.-Iaaukee.
-ri .-. J lu, :.,' I . .( el X
'Km:.. : - , i:t I' t 4.
'1 ;.u t-tt iit t.f t', -ttj u. '
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cossEi ex iiiE jcli y;iieat
Vi39 Tort!(d tj Caltunt lar.siui
C ; s"i teU Ecalcrs. '
RESULT CF FIGHT S!X KOHPiS OLD
ghcrtaa; Wearly Two, Hundred Vew-'
and Bnahela, vlt Ke Contract
Ovnla In llevoroRanro of
Seventeen Folate.
A full fledged corner In July wheat baa
developed on the Omaha Boltrd of Trade.
Kanaa City" partle are the victim with
on or two local speculator on th wrong
aide of the trade.
The shortage probably la over 175. 000
bushel and there Isn't any contract wheat
in elevator her. The range of prlo
covering the ale of the delivery, to-78,
the low point, to M, th high.
Th selling started as far back as late
in February at K, and from there the
bear hammered the price down to 7S.
where the report of rust, short crop sup
plies the world over, probable foreign com
plication and excellent demand for wheat
turned the price on the up grade steadily
to 9 a few dajs ago.
Lata harvest have been one of the chief
factor aiding th bulls and the poor grade
of the wheat received has been another,
the fact that mlilera were wild after the
cereal going Into the scale on the aide of
advancing price.
Kansas City sent up twenty-two car of
hard wheat by the Missouri Pacific Mon
day, but every car of it graded No. J, o
that the shorts were unabla to deliver a
bushel of the stuff on contracts. The
record of the exchange show there hasn't
been a bushel of wheat delivered on July
contracts to date and there are but four
more business day in the month.
Jaqnlth Chief Havlajator.
It looks ilka a straight case cf walking
up to the captain' office and settling and
the chief navigator in this Instance is A. B.
Jaqulth, a name that bears quite a re
semblance to Jadwln, the fiction hero of
"The Pit," only Jadwln went broke and
hi Omaha counterpart 1 very likely to
win out. "
Farmers are expected to take notice of
thl condition and rush In their wheat if
they have any good enough to grade No.
1 The price, 02 bid,, ia higher . than at
any other mart .and will not. last after
Friday.
The corner is .regarded a the direct re
sult of condition the world over which
could not be foreseen.
"Of eourae it ha been caused directly by
the speculative aln of eelling that which
you haven't got," remarked a man on th
board. "Kansas City' loss is Omaha.'
gain."
Testerday the bulls showed their horns.
Standing In the pit they bid and bid, but
the bears were cowed down and silent.
July wheat, which. . closed at 11 cent
asked yesterday, was advanced steadily to
S3 cent bid, when 6,000 bushel were sold.
It.wa 88 cent a week ago. September
was advanced from an opening at 81 cent
bid to 82 cents bid. ' '
December received a boost from 75 cent
to V cents.
The bulls also were lively In corn, ad
vancing price rapidly. ' 1
Mr. Jaqulth in an Interview ald:
"The man who sells the farmers' product
t a discount from cash values for a period
of ten year will go broke, no matter how
much money he ha got.
"The man who aella before- it mature is
e'.llng acenery and paying no attention to
the possibilities of Providence. It ha been
fashionable and profitable in the past to
sell the farmers' product befer maturity
and befor talking to" the" farmer: 'Condi
tions have changed and' tha farmer I a
banker and not a borrower,
"Thla condition Wnot 'recognised by the
bears, and when they" are caught short
they may try some hbntiorner rule' ' to
minimise their losse.1.
The Board of Trade ha increased 'the
margin on July wheat trades' to 10 'cents a
'buahel,' th margin up to Tuesday morning
being but 5 cent a bushel. ' ' '
DROP.
CF MILLION "DOLLARS
Redaction tn Real Katat Talnea'on
Sooth Side Estimated by Flem
ing; from HI iHeiimeat, '
'City Tax Commissioner Fleming estimate
that real estate values south of Leaven
worth street will be cut down 81,000,000 by
the preliminary aaseeament h is now mak
ing of property there,
"Meat of thl decrease will be on lot in
the extreme southeastern part of . town,
there being practically no aggregate change
in the thickly settled district of the couth
lde and those in th aouthweat section not
being marked and .equalized by Increase
corresponding to reductions," said . Mr.
Fleming. .
The commissioner hope to hare the work
completed within thirty day so proper) f
owner may come in, find out how much hi
propose to aasess them and confer with
him.
According to Mr. Fleming the land on
the south side never has had the careful
consideration that he has been giving It
this summer, matter such a grades, fa
cility of access, contour of the adjacent
property and approaches all being taken
Into consideration. .
The work the tax comm'ml.iier la doing
row muat wait unti! September before It
can be made offlclul.
NEBRASKA CROP CONDITIONS
Coattnaed Wet and Cool Weather Re
tard peTtlsantat of
Corn.
Weekly bulletin of th Nebraska section
of the climate and crop aarvlc or the
weather bureau for th week ending Mon
day, July 5, ;:
The oast week haa been eool and
aluiwery, with an average amount of tun
sliliie. The dally mmn teiupei ature ha
avi-idjtni a deff re txtiuw thts nurnial.
I tie !'&li!ffe.,i waa Kefterally above normal
and exf-.xr.W J an In. 11 In uiuet of tl atate.
while lxi a ti-w Liac it exceeded two
tut ties. .
The showers of the nast week have not
Interfered at all aeilounly with karveeltiiK.
1 lie tals harvest la about nthel lu souiti
ern cimmiMi and Is t.f ,-iiuiir.f in ' liorth-e-ik.
Itye anil barley are about all cut.
Haying- Is la rogri-"". and aoine hay w
ilauitturd by ruin. J.aIii reiar.li-tl tin exiling
lu ettntMin ri.uriEies. but In crntral evt;utir
feointt llireviliictg was doti of doth wneat
and ot, wltti taJr to good ylrMa reported.
torn lius grown wll. tut tl.e low toi
peratur bs prevented any sui.-ternl.il
ila in -1 1 1 I 1 1. and It lu tilll a we. k or
n uiiys t-t.iiid no.-iuai aavancemeut. the
1011, howver, la In good, l.cniitiy, proio-
fcliig cunuiiuin.
L J. CLAPP FC.l J. D. f!NE3
liasdnaa Atforiaey la4a Towne-
mea 'Mho Hrintd Depaty la
ttrktl HeTi Cllaetr.
Co'lrctof of Internal ltt-venue E. B.
Ktei hw-miu has returned from Haatinf ,
. he e.!!'d by the rrj'gHMlim erf
M ,,ty Ifct.-ii.iU vv -n; ... lor i. li.
, .0 fur tt.ut 1 -it cf t.. c.iii, jr.
r"..:'y tua t-v . ' t tl l.-..,-,i,-k
liol.i at 1U.H1J si and l.ia r- utl-.o ae
t. i. t- r 1 I 1 on-r t' st ha n'tl.t dnwjte hu
t-.' ' 4 t ta( ce-vl 7r." l.Tloea. The new
arrongcmont will g lato Crct Efptarn
tr U ,
GIuL AND FATHEFl CAUGHT
arreetrdl ta Iovn by Captain Wtll aa
AJlrared Counterfeiter Tonnar
-- Man Also Taken.
Captain John Webb of the United State
Becret service ha a Just returned from a
two weeka' offlclat vlplt to Iowa, wher he
wa looking after a gang of counterfeiter.
At TVaverly, Iowa, he arrested D. J. Cul
llnane and hla daughter, Mary J. Culilnane,
who were charged with raising 81 note
to five and tens. Several of the notes
were recovered. A number of these note"
were put In circulation In February and
other nave since appeared. It waa the plan
of the old man to make the .nntea and
compel hla daughter to "ahove" them.
The two were taken to Cedar Rapids,
lowsi, and waived examination and furn
ished bonds for their appearance.
A young man named Charle Qrachala
wa arrested at a mining camp near the
town of Buxton In northwestern Iowa,
charged with making lead nickels to work
In a alot machine. He had lost about 850
in the machines and took thla plan to get
even with the game. He succeeded in
working only two of the nickels on the
machine and when the waa arrested four
of the spurlotia nickels were found on him.
He was also bound over to th federal
grand Jury at Cedar Rapids.
CALL THREE CONVENTIONS
Soelallst Fix Time and Place of
.Connty, Conirresa'aonal and Jndl
clal Nominating JHeealas;.
Tha calls have been Issued by the social
ists: . .
OMAHA, Neb., July 23, 1904. A county
convention of the socialist party of Doug
las county, state of Nebraska, will be
cnlled to order on Friday, Auaust 19, 191
at 2:30 p. m., at &iS Nortt) Sixteenth street,
ln: the city of Orr.nha, for the purpose of
nominating candidates for the following
offlcea: Nine state legislators, three state
Senators, two county commissioner and
one county attorney, and to transMCt such
other business that may properly come be
fore the convention. Farfcer fl. Corulit,
chairman; W. W. Blackford, secretary.
OMAHA. Neb., July 35, 1S04.-TO the so
cialists of the Second conare'mal and
Fourth JudlHal districts of the-state of
Nebraska: There will be a congressional
and Judicial convention at 6!9 North Six
teenth street, In the city of Omaha, to be
held Immediately after the - adjournment
of the Douglas county convention for the
purpose of nominating candidates for the
offices of congressman end Judge of the
district court, to fill vaoanoy. J. P. Roe,
state secretary; J. F. Miller, chairman.
MRS. O'BRIEN STILlTiN JAlL
Woman Chnrsjed with Doable Forgery
Awaits Retarn of Lawyer Be
fore ghe Art.
The information filed by Assistant County
Attorney Kennedy in the second case of
forgery against Mr. Rose ' F. O'Brien
charge that th defendant "forged the
name of Patrick Ford and Elisabeth Ford
with Intent to defraud, well knowing the
same to be false, forged and counterfeited."
The note in question is dated July 2, 1900,
the amount involved being 85,000, payable to
John C liuca at th Omaha National bank
one year from date. Jerry "Mahoney, ad
ministrator of the Lucas' estate, is the
plaintiff In thl action.
Mrs. O'Brien ha not' been released on
bond for the second charge and her pre
liminary bearing in police court will take
place aa soon aa her attorney return to
the city. '- ''"'
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FAINTS WHEN V "DISCOVERED
Woman, Goes lata. . (Ieterf c , When
' ' Camgrat SlioplI flings afttd lgn'-'
. j Pledge 9 wearla'ar 'Off.
. An exciting bjpIlftlnaT 'cident occurred
in on of Omaha's department store Mon
day afternoon,. A special -officer, whose
work I to look, out for counter thieve, no
ticed a woman tucking article away and
at the opportune moment, he approached
her. A soon a, the subject of arrest was
mentioned, sh fell to the floor and went
Into bysterlcs. She wa revived and offered
to sign a confession of her guilt and - to
never entor the store again ,if released, . She
gave the nam of Jane Brown and wa seen
to board, a South Omaha, car.
. BOST03T AKD RETTJHH .
Only On Cent Per Mlt from Chicago
Via Lake Shore A Michigan (Southern .Ky.
Ticket on nal Aug. I3-U-M, with pro
vision for extension of return limit to
Sept. 10. ' Ticket available via ail regular
route, including: through Nw Tort, as
well as tL t.t. Lawrence River, Adiron
dack and "White Mountain territory. For
full UCtonriAtir.a address M. 8, QOes, T.
P, JL, Chicago, or C F. Paly, chief A.
O. P. A-,' Chicago.
Half Far to OktboJI. , 1
On every Friday and Saturday, ticket
inn Cuiaiia and Council iJlufff will be
sold to taa Okobojl and return at half
fare by i -. .
THH CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE A JT.
PAUL BA1LWAT.
Everybody aay Okobcjl Is more beautiful
this year than ever. The bathing la .de
lightful,, tha fishing great, the Saturday
night dancing parties ar swell. Better
go up for two or three day. Ticket H2i
Farnum St., Omaha; 629 Broadway, Council
Bluff.
HAmeseehera' Hatee to Kortti Dakota.
Every Tuesday until October 25 the Chi
cago Groat Western Hallway will eell round
trip ticket to point in the above named
atate at a great reduction, from the usual
fare. For further Information , apply to
Geo. V. TSiiHiias, general agent, 1511 Far
Uam street, Omaha, KD.
Grand Amy of th Reoahlto Iteanton
Hartan, Iowa, Aaarnat 8 to 0.
Th Ctilcaso Oreat Mreetern railway w!il
on Auguat J to 5. inclusive, at 11 ticket at
one and one-tnird far for the round trip,
limited to August - For further Informa
tion apply to S. D. rarkhurst. General
Atftnt, 1511 Farnam strent, Omaha, Neb.
Ill-Alll, XlMlUIH!, y
Waahlaaton Connty (reeit Aaaoelattam.
One dollar round trip to Islatr on July M
to a. 'good returning until July 30. Web
atar atrett di-imt.
Iee Want AJs are the liewt Buslnee
Boohtera
It K. wedding rings. 'rJrtholm, Jeweler.
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f ' ' dirt and destroy
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n Women's
Ilih Grade Hosiery.
We're cut the prices on all our fine muslin underwear rind hosiery. In those linos ortr
peason business has been unusually large we've reapod our lepltiraahte profits and it's
only prudent business methods to eell our odds and ends at a sacrifice in price. We make it
a point to keep our stocks fresh and new and it's such sales as these that make it possible
for us to effect an immediate clearance of all accumulated broken lines. We cannot say how
lon each item will last, but you'll have to take your chances and be here early tomorrow
morning.
130 doren ladles' low neck, aleeveleas. rib
bed lts!e vats ellk trimmed and full silk
tniwd recular 15o and 25c value reduced
to ?.
Indies' fancy lnce and embroidery trimmed
corat covers and drawers, a beautiful as
sortment of strlea. made of good atajidnrd
muslin and perfectly cut and finlahed -these
gooil were made to Sell at 26o and Sbo
reduced to 19c.
Children' fine quality lisie thread combina
tion aults. Kllk fin iKhed and taied In arm
hole and neck, sli-a I to 15, regular 600
quality reduced to Z. '
19c
25c
1 he Summer Girl
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, A series of beautiful illustrations
' in the August number of the
Metropolitan Magazine
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CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT
METROPOLITAN MAGAZINE
5 WEST !29th STREET, NEW YORK CITY., x ' ;
(90-18) '
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Jan "ar1 '.
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bf Lbulg vA tvtaraoa tali . : -" - ' " lfT"fV1
Cbicagx) and return on sale '. - 1
dally wtv 3
Chlcagxt and ratora ona way via Bt loul . "h f '1
on aale daily.. ...uJiw J
Denver, Colorado Bpringg tad Pueblo and rcturboa j"f f"f
aai oaiiy..... 1 4.,,. ... a I U
Hot SnrlngB, S. and return on aalt ' f n n f
dally iJe'aU
EaSfalo and Niagara. FalU and retarn . , n
on sale dally L
Ogden, Bait Lake City and Grand Junction and , , . , " e f
return oa aale daily.... v J
ifaclinac Inland and retarn (via boat from Clt- -- C- 7
cn aal daily....... 4. w.--.J
ZUrf', Citrlcvolx; Hartcr Sprinjn and P-.-k?r. Ulch' 'I '
and ratdrn (via boat from Chicago) -on al d.L!y. ....... a-".
Louurrino, Ky, and return on aale AojuKt , l 7 4
tX to 15 a-Il IU
Boetoa and ituro-on aale Am-nit ffl
U to 13 ' J
rortland. Ecattle. Tatfoma, Victoria and Vancouver f" (1
and return oa aale AngTiat 15 to IS... U Jt w
San Francico and retarn oa tale Antnet 13 p n p n
to Bept. 10......... ......'siuu
1 can g? you n th lataat Informarlon atiout axrurmfon rate an fur.
rJuh. fre lUutrat4 Ikm. Kir l about all xourtoa rtmorta. tie m ar rli
kDuut jrvur tit.
J. B. IlEVNOLDS.
CITY mSINCHl AGENT, 1502 FA"NT.l STHLfT, C'!.r.A.
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45c
59c
29c
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R. H. RuncQ, PuUiaber, Nww York Gtj (
Local Agents everywhere are enjoying cciriortabia ,
incomes getting subscriptions for this ideal American
Magazine. Students, teachers and others who wish
to turn their vacation time into a money-making season
should write us at once for particulars, addressing
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Indira' etr fine quality fancy colored !ll
thread mmhlnatlnn snlta, In rink. wMre end
blue, full silk (Intnhed,. sold at $1.00 re-,
duced to ifc a suit.
Any of our fine hlsrh grade lac or embroi
dery trimmed gowns, drawers, cornet covf-ri
or aklrta that sold for ?m tl, tl I and It M
all reduced to 69o. All new, choice go. win ,
at Jnet about one-half regular value. (Seo
window).
Idlea' extra fine quality hose, fancy color
ed, plain, black and solid tar, slate and t
reds, and every style of fancy hone that
always evila at 60c and 75o specially re
duced to iiC. . -
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