TITE OMATTA' DAILY TTX'. TrTTJTtSPAY, "ATTGT78T 11. IttTf."
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FIVE DEATnS LAID TO RIM
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Knrder ef Women Companion Alleged
Passion of Young Winnebago.
GEORGE FOURCLOUD IN OMAHA PRISON
ssassBSNsasBBBt
ffataa fa Deserlkeat mm XMomrn Jm
brlae Who lirrltN Drk
Otst Which Ktlle Klne1 (
HU Associates.
Xeputy Vnltrd States MarahaJ Sldpa re
turned from Pendnr yesterday, brlnfclng
with him 0orge Fourcloud, the Indlnn
churged with killing Cora Elk, an Indian
trtrl, both bring of the Winnebago tribe.
Fourcloud was given a preliminary hearing
before United State Commliwloner Sloan
Tuesday night and wan committed to the
Douglas county jail to await the action of
the federal grand Jury.
"The arrest of George Fourcloud for the
alleged killing of Cora Elk, one of his
trlbeswomen," said a federal officer at the
United States marshal's office, "recalls the
fact that George, while a good Indian when
tsober, le a bad man when drunk. He can
get outside of more alcohol than any man
on the Winnebago reservation. He was, I
believe. In the big toot that the Indians bad
up there eome 'twelve years ago, in which
George CroweU figured. The Indiana were
having a two., week' powwow and among
the refresbrarat' served there were nine
barrels of hard elder. Through some means
the Indians got hold of several gallons of
alcohol and It was mixed Into the older,
giving It a twang that waa especially dear
to the Indian's heart.
Kills Kino Indlaas.
"Well,' the1 result was that several of the
Indians got an overdose of the stuff and
nine of them died from the effects of too
much Indulgence in the mixture. It Is gen
crally believed the liquid waa wood alcohol
Those nine Indians became horribly bloated
and actually burst from the accumulation
of the poison In their systems. Probably
all of them could have been aaved had a
aurgeon been on hand at the time to tap
them, but aa there waa no surgeon about.
' the nine Indians went to the happy hunt
Ing grounds without being investigated for
appendicitis. Tea, George Fourcloud waa
at that powwow, but the fact that he la
here now la an evidence that he did not
get a whack at the 'atone fence,' aa the
compound of cider and alcohol was termed.
3Tes, It Just took a barrel to an Indian,
CroweU waa arrested aa a party to the
ale of the liquor and I think the case was
tried before Judge Dundy, but nothing
could be proven against him, aa the pr!n
clpal witness were under alx feet of Win
nebago reservation sod."
MAN WHO IS ROBBED TALKS
Denver Golfer Gives His Version of
' Affair by Which Ha Lost
Money.
i
DENVER, Aug. 8. To the Editor of The
Bee: Tnder the heading, "Denver Man an
Easy Victim," in. your Issue of (today, are
a number of misstatements; In fact; noth
ing ' la true except that I waa robbed.
Neither I nor any of the well known Omaha
gentlemen with ma were warned of the
presence o4 crooks on. the train, and aa
the Pullman conductor waa warned at
Minneapolis by a detective, we feel that
wa should have been put on our guard. , I
Informed the polios definitely Just when
and how the robbery took place, namely,
as wa were getting off the car, when the
toughs made an ugly rush In the narrow
exit way. In full view of the conductor and
porter. Aa the men were known at Min
neapolis and to the crew of the car. It
ought not to be very difficult for your ex
. oellent police force to trace them. I offered
$100 for recovery of the bills. The thieves
also took a railway ticket (Union Pacific)
to Denver, issued at Minneapolis.
All, the other details about my. counting
the money, eta, are absolutely without
foundation.
I trust to your sens of fairness to make
ome correction In your next issue, aa one
naturally doea not care to lose the money
and be written, down a fool aa wall, and
have It copied Into the Denver papers.
WALTER FAIRBANKS.
NOVEL' MEANS OF ENTERING
IThlevea BimjiSy Throw Brick Through
J wlattw suad Taka What
They tYaat. v
In thla rapid day and '. generation even
thieves move along lines of least resistance
and exhibit some originality now and then,
ao thlnka Harry Gross of SIS North Six
teenth street. When Mr. Gross opened his
pawnshop aa usual Tuesday mornlnir h.
found a. brick on the floor, a large window
broken and two revolvers missing. Evl
oently thieve had gained entrance by
throwlnc a brick throuich a window
P. a Mr. Gross aaya the brick waa not
"THIS OU1 BCIIATCH."
Mil the Evil One Cam to Be pops
larlr Know aa "The Old 8ra.h
"Oris cf the many familiar namea of Us
aatanld majesty Is "The Old Scratch." It
1b undoubtedly due to the fact that inntnh
lng ia so disagreeable that people thought
It no worse than the evil one. A xwin ,,n
f .dandruff keeps one scratching all the
time; not only disagreeable, but conld
ered very inelegant In polite society aa it
should. e -because one ought to keep the
acalp ao closn that it would not itch. To
cure the . scalp ef .dandruff effectually use
jNeworo s J lar jrtoide. rt kills the germ that
creates the dandruff, which Is preliminary
to falling hair, and, finally, baldness. No
other hair preparation kills the dandruff
germ, Ilerpiclda also is a very delightful
and effective hair dressing. Sold by leading
druggists. Bend Jfio in stamp for sample
to The Ilerpkid Co.. Detroit. Mich. Sher
man A MeConnell Drug Co., special agents.
' W hen In at. Louis
aeo the Grand Trunk exhibit in the For
estry, Fish and Game Building and get
from ' attendant Illustrated literature de
scribing the finest summer resort regions
on the American continent, all of which
are' must convenient! reached by the new
Orand Ttunk-Illluols Central through car
line from St. Louis to Montreal.
If desired, publications and Information
aa to train service will be sent by nuiil by
the Advertising Department, Grand Trunk
llfcllway System, 136 Adams St., Chicago.
Geo. W. Vaux. A G. P. A T. A,
ml
KUtaaalal Kusrtios Kale-ate
1'ythUa
Louisville, Ky., August 1S-S.
The Chicago Great Western railway will
on Auul rati to 16th, Inclusive, sail tick
ets to Louisville at very low rates for the
round trio. Owl to return until August
Hat For full liUurinatlon apply to 8. D.
I'arkhurst, general agent, l&ll Faruara at,
Omaha, Nt-b.
Assault and Ilattery,
A ihsrie of et-nttilt sod battery has ben
ft.ii .nii J, !iu V elnh of 1nj NuiiIi
l litr...,, 'i (-. t III poll'' Court. Vt ll.il
v. t.rru-l M.'iutity uriertiooa by 'tu-rr
'.vr 1m "Ktirm-ul fciity." vtlii'te, it
sit,B. 1, V -ltti )iii.nt.iii on Anna NV1-
n. nf i s h -ii'i ti-mn aireet. IWltti'e
Vm.r i LtcU frtti Iwf AUlib U lij tvCf
luf t
Great
Bohbinet
5ale a
Saturday F
KB LCB Y-5TIG ER' S
Pobblnet
Bargains
5aturJajr
Siffi -Waists 2
. MW mm. f
Choice of all Kelley-Sti-ger's
highest grade silk
waists in crepe de chines,
satin ducheese, louisienea,
elaborately hemstitched
and lace trimmed in
whites, evening shades
and black also all of
Kelley-Stiger's waists
made entirely of all over
lace in all sizes worth
up to $10.00 Thursday,
at, each-
tilt
50c
SgS??. SKirt Wsxi
More than 20 pretty new styles of the newest embroidered
and tailored shirt waists the same waists that Kelley-
Stlger priced at $1.50 all sizes every one
a new style and offered at one-third
regular price Thursday ............,.....
S0C
Bi Millinery Reductions
Two Specials for Ttiursday.
Ladies1 trimmed and street
hats never Bold for less
thai $3.00 or f3.50 dur-
ing this big
Bale, at,
each .......
$2.50
and
$2.00
'98c
Men'
A big basement special la
dies' trimmed' hats, worth
$1,50 each, summer styles
on big bargain "TN ft
square, base- ' Jr "i) e
ment, at. . . .
3
TO)
Entire manufacturer's stock of
men's pants, strongly made
and suitable for every
day or business wear, vp
Union cassimereschev
iots, worsteds o r flan
nels biggest pants bar
gains ever offered
worth $2 and $2,80.:.
Great Men's Suit Sale Saturday
. To clear away quickly all our odds and ends from
an" enormous season's business. We will sell all tha
swell lota of men's 112.50, 115, (17.60 suits tC
BaturdayV at... spf
J. L BRANDEIS & SONS, BOSTON STORE.'
rock; island offers hope
Promisei to Take Lead Against Advance in
- , , Coal Bates. ,
OMAHA KEN GO T0i CHICAGO MEETING
t 1
AU Deelara They Will Do What la
Possible to Give This City Fair
Chance with Others In
VaUey.
L. O. Ivwi. cenaral freight agent of the
B. M.; J. "O. PhUHppl. assistant general
freight agent of the Missouri Paclflo; J. E.
Vtt, general agent of the Bock Island, and
J. A. Kuhn, assistant general freight and
passenger agent of the Nebraska and 'Wyo
ming division of the Northwestern, have
gone to Chicago to confer with officials of
their various Unes concerning the soft coal
rate situation with relation to Omaha.
It Is believed by local merchants and coal
dealers that the meeting will result In a
reduction of the unfair rates which were
adopted by tha roads August L There was
acme auppressed excitement among local
officials of the. various lines Interested In
the advance Tuesday when it -was learned
that the Wabash waa quoting the old rate
ef SL80 per ton on slack Into Omaha from
the Kansas and Missouri fields.
The Chicago offices were Immediately ap
pealed to to find out why the Wabash waa
not In line to maintain the new rate of
11.44 from tha Kaunas and Missouri fields.
After miuu "'ring and worry it was dis
covered the new tariffs had been issued by
the Wabash, but that for some reason they
had failed to reach the Omaha offices of
the company, and aa no official notice had
been given local officials of ' the Wabash
that the rate had been advanced the only
thing they could do was to . quota tha old
rate, which they were doing much to the
detriment of competing lines. It is under
stood now, however, that mutters have
been adjusted and tba local offices of the
Wabash have tteen notified to quote a rate
of 11.4V which la the same, as that an
nounced by other r,oada. .
lUck Islaaal Agalast Advaare.
A report was In clrculutiua this morn
ing that the Rock Island , will take a
strong stand In the meeting rfgatnat tha
advance In the rates and that It will do
everything possible to jsecuro a reduction
to the old, basis before the meeting -ad-
Journs. It la urged that J. E. Utt, general
agent of the company, fully , understands
the serious condition In which this city has
been left by the arbitrary aatlon of .the
line, and that through the Importunity
of his friends In the mercantile business
here he haa bYen prevailed .upon to go
into the meeting, determlncll to see that
Omaha secures fair treatment. If such a
thing la potuilble. In tact. It is sajd, there
Is not an Omaha representative of a rail
road present at the meeting but who will
use his best endeavors to st-cure a return
to the old tariff which governed on coal
shipments previous to the 'advance.
Railway Motes sad 'Personal.
D. O. Clark, sent-rul Biiperinteinl-nt of
he Union 1'acirii! Coul couipuuy, k-U for
ChUaiKO liixt MiKht.
J. iVlit, general traveling; jie"K'r
cut of tiiH iiuilinK ton, is In tin tuv.
Ml. l'eWltt live ill Chicago,
.As antieHtfitetl Tuiay, a rule .r U
on in toe cunt over ttm iii.mil Aiioy ti fSc
icputulo ttav'el w L(c n l titNidioK t'.-ru
ii.bliML. fc-Vrl Of til loi'ttl l.ilil'f 11-
nivol nile Ihla no'rolri to rri'tie toa
ia of wtic h ht I. mi In eittx-t tor .
U9 OCI4.M'0. to llilli late HJipllrS
ill low lo!iuti ilv.r tUic-nh u liwp'd.
vi tton lh siiiod eio iuo r ni in u te l.oi.
hivfiul ut ' loi oi.M r. had a Ihiko
UUUibv 4 tK&.Ctjl B-lJl la hoi IIIC,
WOMEN
$400
Oxfords
"We have taken 100 pairs
Of Black Russia Oxfords
with welt soles, In good
styles and put them In
one lot at SL50 for Thurs
dayNone of these Oi
sold for less than 14.00.
Among them are Hanans,
Fosters and other good
makes. ,
Some more of those
strap kid slippers at 60c.
ah tnat la left of
Russia and Black
fords that we had on
Tuesday ro at 20a a naJr.
some are $4.00 shoes, but
tiona less than $2.60
Thursday will be
tha
Ox-
sale
the;
big bargain day at the
Droxol Shoo Co.
1419 FARMAM STREET. '
C.7!3ha's Up-to-Cats Shos Kouss -
and refunds will have to be made on each
ticket, amounting to $2.35. It Is expected
that there will be atill further reductlona
before the fight is over.
TO REMOVE MANY HYDRANTS
Water .Coiapaay Prepares Ordinance
to Repeal Ten Now on City
Statate Books.
An ordinance, prepared by the water
cnmiany, has ben Introduced In tha coun
cil to repeal ten former ordinancea author
ising new fire hydrants and directing the
installation of these hydrants at locations
changed from the originals. Fifty-five
proposed hydrants are affected. This waa
done In order to have the hydrants not
more than 4-0 feet apart, which ia the
maximum distance under the operative
contract. As originally ordered, some of
the hydrants exceeded this dlntance. In
all twin the size of pipes and connections
l niuils six Inches, whereas In the other
ordinunces sooie of the dimensions called
for eight Inches.
Mortality Statistics.
The ' followlna liirths and deaths have
b-cii reported to the loxud of Hi-allli dur
I K U.n twenty-four hours ending at luuit
w hiiii-miii v ;
J,nili-V. (1. Knnnlck. yu2 Chirk, bov:
I'm trick Carroll, it Twoni y-rttin avenue.
C A. Iiui lwin. 2vU i.iuii. ty.
1;hiii 1' imiid rroei. ijtn iNorih Mne-
tf.M.iii. fcn; Miy liU(ihH, s.2i Coining. i;
Mildied ii nier, (., in.Mitiin; Mr.
r-ii.iim Ouiork, M. J ii.Ii i hoapitMl, home
ctlili, f ill , bi lta.wi&(lU L- J-o. iL.i
Omzha Weather Forecast Thursday, Fair and Warmer.,
A COUPON that will brlnx $J 0i In Oretn trsdlnjr v
Stampi, providing you brlnt; It to Crockery Dept. anJ
purchase a Water Pitcher, Klasa. earthenware or cblna,
at not less than . -
No txtra Stamps Unless Yon Have Coupon.
48c
r ";
Best Mason Fruit Jar Rubbers, per dozen 10c
And $100 In Little Qreen Stickers. - . f
1 gallon Stone Jugs, each ..; 10c
And $1.00 in Little Oreen Stickers. .!' ',
Yusea Welsbach Ga Mantles 05c
And $2.00 In UtUe Oreen Stickers.
Double Green Trading Stamps on all - Jardi
niers and Jardinlers and Pedestals.
Half gallon Mason Jars, dozen .......... 65c
And $3.00 In Lltte Oreen Stlckeral
OPANSION
The Green Trading Stamp ays.
tern throats Its roots deep
Into modern merchandising; and
pnbllo popularity la Ita nonrlsh
ment. This Is a real romarkahle
achievement! Soap Wrappers,
Tobacco Tags, Cigar Bands, Pack
age Conpoits, labels, trade marks,
etc., etc., of various uiar.nfactor.
era. mill be exchanged la oor pre
ni la in parlor, second floor, for
OREEN TRAUISO STAMPS.
To meet the .demands of thla
latest extension of the system we
have Installed an exchange desk
In premium parlor, where nil
partlcalars and Information will
be gladly given.
Again Subscriptions to the
various magaslaea (received at
Stationery Dept., main floor) call
for GREEN TRADING STAMPS.
This 4s a publishers' affair, we
are actios; aa their agents In
taking; your ' subscription and
handing yon the stamps. The
magaslnea will be mailed from
the office of the publisher. In
quire magasiae section, mala
floor.
How's Your Stamp Book Comlnr ?
Candy Dent.
Fresh, delicious, finely flavt.
ored Marshmallows
peach and ranilla fl (j
pound, .v.. InC
f. v
s.vn;ru..r:;?.i l
50c worth "S. &
H." Green Trad
lriK Stamps -with
pkg. Lm- C
on Drops.... C
H." Green Trad- Lv.fe:
lnjr Stamps . with i if)cJ M
package C T'r i"'-'
Itazzle,
Boys! Boys!
. We want more boys. Good
money and priceless experience for
every bright boy. Bee theAdvertls
ing Manager. ' i
Dress Goods Department
New Mohairs
fepecial . sale, of new fancy moiiaira for shirt wriist suits..
We have a large assortment to select rom, new plaid mo
hairs, pretty checks and new novelties as well JT
as plains. We start them Thursday at, A
yard . . . . . . . . , "
Big Bargains in Our Wash Goods for Thursday
200 odd pieces of beautiful cotton goods suitable for house
dresses, kiponas, etc., consists of fine imported organdieS,
lawns and Jissues values in thlp lot sold up to . 5
thirty-five cents, a yard while they last 1 tf
Thursday, at, yard .'
Big Laco Sensation Sale for Thursday
Thursday fljprning at 9, o'clock we place on sale 5,000 yards
black lace edges, insertions and bands, appliques, Irish
crochetj escurials, point "Venice, chantilly, silk net, medal
lion bands, Plauen Venices and Calais nets, qualities in
this big lace sensation sale guaranteed worth 1 ifV
up to seventy-five cents a yard all go at I j (I
fin o nnVp nt n vnrrl " fcv n
VUV ' . V. J U J ... v ....
! -r,it;
August Clean-Up Sale of Embroideries
300 pieces embroidery edges, insertions and
headings, widths from half to 8 inches, white,
cream and all colors, Swisses, Hamburgg,
and nainsooks,values up to 35c Thurs- E
day, per yard , Ut,
And 50c in "S. & II." Green Trading Stamps.
Thursday Shoe Sale
160 pairs of Dorothy Dodd Oxfordsshtirt'erids
' of lines ideal patent kidiand vici fl Qa
kid now v ,,. JrJ
i And 15.00 in Little Green Stickers. K
r
r"w"l -wo hundred 'and eighty, pairs men's sample
. i
I r-,;-'' :
jf.ty
Shoes and Oxfords worth up to
$4.00, now ..,.lg.J
And 3.00 in Little Green Stickers.' "
Eighty pairs men's Oxfords worth $2.50 and fl C
?2.00 now , r,...... 3
Two hundred pairs children's Slippers, worth
one dollar and fifty centei ' 7CI
1 ' now . . . i v , aC
' And $3.00 in Green Trading. Stamps.
Hardware
Section.
Special Prices for
Thursday.
06c
it a
... 1.08
... .62c
-.68g
82c
No. t 14-ns. copper tilckl plated
tea kettle -
And IJ.OO In B. & II" Green Trading; Stamps.
No. M-oz. oopier nickel plated
tna kettle ...
And lt0 In S. aV H" Oren Tiadlns Stamps,
t-plnt coiptr iilckcl pjated
l-ofTHtt THlt ...
And 3.u6 In ."a 11" Gretu Tradlnar Stamps.
4-plnt nipja r nickel plated
i iirti-f i,oL ..i
And U W la '"IK & 11" Oreen Trading Blamps.
t-plnt copper nkkel plated
cofTi-n (ot ,
And 1X00 in "S & 11" Urvn Trading Btauips.
3ti worth '"(J ic 11" Orwn TraiHiia- Btami with any nlckrl
plated tt-a kettle, lilt kel plated cuClee put or nickel plated tea
put purchantiU 'lliui.day.
mi
Green. Trading Stamps Every Time
IK TOC KTOW
WTIISLOW
TOV IUY
WINSL0W
mm
TUB RELIABLE STORE.
IP TOtJ KSTOW
WIXSI.OW
YOU Brr
WINSL0V
Your UnresMcted -Choice iSS-Tailored Suit
Ok.
I i
In the blntiae, rhcvlots, brondclothn, Vit
namns, Vntlnns, eto JO ft
worth up to Thursday - J
NOPBY WASH SUITS In rrent variety of
colors and fnbrlcs - f ACi
worth up to JK.nrt rhnlra l.
BAMl'I.F. CRAVRNKTTH COAT8-worth
up to 15.i great R Qf
bsranlns-at J. JJ
RAINY-DAY SKIRTS In profuse vilrtty
of rubrics, colors and patterns f AQ
worth up to fi.0o choice s"T
AN KI-KGANT LINE OF RAINY-DAY
SKIRTS-worth 2 7R
up to fci.Oo choice aa.ac
SAMPIE WALKINO PK1RT8 In best
fabrlcn moot handnome patterns and lat
ext styles you can't help but appreciate
their great vain A QH
worth up to $12.J0-cholce
Interesting House
Specials.
ft FROM 8:30 TO 8:30 A. M.
Ladlee" lawn wrappers
.worth up to 7fte choloe
FROM TO 10 A. M.
CHILDREN'S 11.00 DRESSES
ia all colors at
FROM 9:30 TO 10:30 A. M.
Ladlee' lawn klmonas
worth up to 75c at
FROM 10:30 TO 11:30 A, M.
Lalles' lawn, dimity and percale
wrappers worth up to (1.60 at...,
SPECIALS.
$1.50 children's dresses, great snap
ALL. DAY
fl ladles' black mercerised under skirts. 49o
16.00 LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS. $1.98.
In linen lawns, Egyptian tissue and fine batistes, trimmed with
laoe and Insertion worth ud to 16.00 at
Linen lawn WAISTS handsomely trimmed " ...........
worm up to 3.uo choice ,
, 35c EMBROIDERIES AT 12Jc PER YARD.
One solid case of embroideries and insert inRS worth 25o and 3fo
a yard special clearing sale price at, per yard
..25c
.,25c
at.. ..49a
1.95
95c
121c
You Can Save Money by Buying From These Prices:
10 bars beat Laundry
Boap....- ,
1-pound can choice Alaska
eatmon
4-pound can Potted Beef, Ham
or Tongue
Pickles, assorcd, ,
in bottles
25c
...9c
Oic
. 8Sc
.4c
Plain or Muffed Olives,
per bottle
1-nound can Baked Beans with
t omato bauce
X-Cello. Neutrita, Vigor. Force 71r
or Vim ay
Soda, Milk, Butter or Oyster
Crackers, per pound..
,6c
HAYDEM
Rm0
Quarts
40c
tli little fearreia of lea Oream
that Jaat 0t tka ockev. . Tfcrea
aavara la suh barrel. - Talc
' "-Aiu7i " 1
?jr. .-iifi i ivJ!
hi IIPF!''
:fka: G. Ai ll
Official TrsLin '
Carrying the entire Nebraska delegation
leaves via the Northwestern at 8:30 p.m.
August 13th, and
The Entire Train
.runa solid from OMAHA to BOSTON. Tourist Sleepers,
Free Chair Crs and (Joaches. ' ,
Via Niagara Fall
s
This-tfeiu is open. to the public as long as space remains
i f
I 11
1 i
TT t'- . sf
vacant.
,Wlth larp ', 'aoice of routes both rail and steamer. 'All
tickets X returning via. St. Louis, with stopover at
the Exposition. '
For. handsome special Itinerary, sleeper space or full
Information, apply to
CITY TICXET OFFICE KOnTIIVESTERIl LII.E,
. . 14011403 Faraam St., Omaha.
P
J
SUIT CASES AND GRIPS
At 20 Pr Cent Discount
hot a lot of odds and ends but our regular stock and
th.re la none bettor to be had Made Of the best material by
killed workmen lasting and strong.
Omaha Trunk Factory,
Telephone 103
''""OTiilsMaMsaaasasai
1209 Far nam
C..mm .L.L j
rouru.n Veer
ttaine Locaitaal
DR. DRADBURY - 1506 Farnam-
Paln'.eea Fjctractloo DKNT15T. TCU 176. VV poaitlvely
orrvea iroon lootb wlttM
. out (be least paxt!ct of
Without Qaa.
lllllnga -0 ud
OoU CrowM, S2.S0 up
llrlJa Wwk $J.B0 up
L4y Attutit
r
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