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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 14, 1905)
Iff TIIE OMATTA DAILY HEE: WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1905. SINKAID LAW ACTS AS REFUGE Few Statute n Homeitetiing Enables Land FBCri to Secure Postponement INDICTMENTS MUST BE READJUSTED Inch la the Assertion of Anlttaat District Attorney Lane In He terrlnar to Farther Prosecution. Assistant Vnlted Statis District Attorney Lane said Tuesday morning- In reference to the further trial of the land fencing caaes at thin term of the federal court: "It In probable there may be no further trials of these canes during the May term. The reasons for tills are that mot of the Indictments were brought prior to the en actment of the Klnkald law, and as vast tracts of land hitherto under Illegal fence liave been formally entered under that law, the Indictments would have to be readjusted to meet the new conditions. We could hardly afford to go to trial without ome assurance, of a conviction. The Indicted parties might say, it was true they did have lands under fence that were a part of the public domain, but since then they had acquired the land under the Klnkald law, and It is extremely doubtful whether a Jury could convict under those circum stances. Consequently, on this very ground was a continuance secured In the ' Bartlctt-Rlchards cases. Most Make r SarTfrs, "New surveys will have to be made In order that the Department of Justice can make absolutely suro of its premises. The three speclul agenta of the land depart ment, DeKreea, Nixon and Chambers, are now In the field looking after these sur veys and securing new evidence. It will be largely from this new evidence that the grand Jury of November will be called upon to act. Yet we propose to go right along with the work and will bring civil action against the parties illegally enclos ing public lands, and If the fences are not taken down within the time prescribed criminal action will be brought. The civil processes will be in the nature of injunc tion proceedings and we will not have to await the action of the grand Jury In such cases. The instructions from the Depart ment of Justice are to proceed with the work and require the removal of the fences at the earliest practicable moment, either by legal proceedings or by force If necessary." "TWENTIETH CEJfTlBV LIMITED" Shorten the Time to New York Tyro Honrs, Commencing June 18 the time of the "Twentieth Century Limited" between Chicago and New York, via the Lakq Shore and the New York Central, will be reduced to eighteen hours, leaving Chicago 20 p. m., arriving Grand Central station. New York, 9:30 next morning. Returning, leave New York 3:30 p. m., reaching Chicago 8:30 the following morn ing. The new schedule will be made with the same ease and comfort that have char acterized tbc running of this favorite train under the present schedule of twenty hours. For Information address L. F. Vosburgh, General Western Passenger Agent, Chicago. Improved t'hleaao and New Tork Pas aeniter Service Over Pennsyl vania, Short Line. On and after Sunday next, June 11, the Fensylvanla Short Line will run Ita New York trains from Chicago as follows: "The New York Special" leaves 8:00 a. m., arrives New York 8:15 a. m. Time, 28 hours and 15 minutes. Extra fare, $5.00. "The Keystone Express" leaves 10:06 a, m., arrives New York 8:00 p. m. Time, 28 hours. Differential fare train. "The Manhattan Limited" leaves 11:00 a. m., arrives New York 12 -o'clock noon. Time, 24 hours. Extra fare, $4.00. "The Pennsylvania Special" leaves 2:45 p. m., arrives New York 9:45 a. m. Time, 18 hours. Extra fare, $10.00. "The Atlantic Express" leaves 3:15 p. m., arrives New York 8:15 p. m. Time, 28 hours. No extra fare. "The Pennsylvania Limited" leaves 5:80 p. m., arrives "New York 6:30 p. m. Time, 23 hours. Extra fare, (5.00. For full information address Thomas H. Thorp, T. P. A., 26 U. S. bank Bldg, Omaha. Yellowstone Park and Portland. Personally conducted party will leave via the Burlington Route June 29th for Portland, stopping at Gardiner, Mont., for a lx-day tour of Yellowstone Park. Return from Portland can be made through California and Colorado If desired. Party will travel In standard sleeper, and application for berths should be made at once. Rates are very low. Full Informa tion at Burlington Ticket Office, 1502 Farnam street, J. B. Reynolds, City Pas senger Agent. Ask for Sheboygan, the famous Wiscon sin water. f21.3A Asbnrr Park and Retnra Yla Erie Railroad June 29. SO, July 1 and 2. limited to Aug. 11; good to stop at New York, Cambridge Sowings, Chautauqua and Niagara Falls. Tickets on sale also to all tourist points Chautauqua Lake, Niagara Falls, etc, good until Oct. 81. Full particulars, 656 Hallway Exchange, Chicago. SPECIAL LECTURES on Domestic Science and the Art of Cooking, by SARAH ELIZARETn CKAIG of Boston, Maw., will be held at the People's Store this morning at 10 o'clock and this afternoon at 2 o'clock. All the ladies of Omaha are invited to attend, as these lectures are entirely free, and arrangements have been made to accommodate and seat all those that attend. Special demonstration dur ing lectures. Pee plea r'srallsr A larnet C JIo) LlQJa fc:is Ladies Cool, Summer Shirt Waists, 69c White & tiny figured waists made with lace and em broidered insertings, neatly pleated, etc., very pretty for sum mer wear, at Ladies uoit and walking skirts rqa , HI 1 V Will 6Sc Light weis-hts, new box pleated ef- f fects, dressy patterns, at ' Ladies NeaJ Shirt Waist Suits -White and s"FvQQ colored 6hirt waist snits the coolest, most yJij sensible and most comfortable garments in your wardrobe a special for Wednesday at Ladies' Dressing Sacques and Kimnas All new patterns in these lawn and percale sacques nicely F g made the lot Includes the new popular handkerchief H H iclmonas on bargain tables, second floor Jf at WASH I anno at Qln.Rp.7lp TRIMMING UUUUU Ul O U UU IJU 2' 2' Fine torchon, Toint de Paris, cluny, Toint d'Esprit bands and galloons for trimmings white, cream and linen shades many widths at 32C-5c-71c $ . 'Ilk Greatest Inducements in Men'sSummer Suits ENTIRE SIRPLIS STOCK OF S. ft Marks & Co., 14 Waveriy Place, New York NOW ON SALE All the S. II. M. & Co. Summer Suits, valued at $10 and $12, lit All the S. H . M. & Co. Summer Suits, valued at $15 and $1(3.50, Ko at All the S. II. M. & Co. Summer Suits, valued at $20.00, go at $7 $9 12 SEC OUR. HUGE 16lh STREET WINDOW WITH ITS BRILLIANT CUT GLASS DISPLAY It Is well worth a trip down town to see this beautiful display our groat show window fairly glitters with the largest and most splendid display ever shown lu Omaha. The prices are going to be astonishingly modest ON SALE SATURDAY, JUNE 17TH DR. BRADBURY 1806 FARNAfi Teeth Extracted.... .25c Porcelain Fillings $ 1 up Oe!d Filling $1 up Silver Filling... 60c up Crown....... $2. 86) up PUt. $2.00 up DENTIST 18 Year Same Location 'Phone 1786. Bridge Work $ZS0 up Nerve removed with out pain. Loose Teeth Made Solid. Work (uiraatted 10 years, Enormous Millinery Clearing Sale Hundreds of beautiful white Milan, Chiffon Chip, Tuscon and Proxaline braid Hats in all the new pretty designs for raid-summer wear on sale WEDNESDAY AT ACTUAL COST. ANY HAT IN TUB HOUSE, this Includes all our imported and domes tic Pattern Hats, worth $18.00, $20.00, $22.50, $25.00 and 1 ft ftft $27.50, Wednesday lU.UU Exquisite Graduation Hats, worth $10.00 and $12.50, ' r no P ftfl on sale at U.UU'U.UU Eight styles of pretty Street Hats, worth $4.00, ftft Wednesday I .UU Exceptional selection of Children's Hats. nvestigate our ads, it pays. 1508 Douglas St. Teachers and Students Can make $.00 a day during vaca tion months. No investment required. Work dignified and pleasant. Write for particulars. :: :: :: THE TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER OMAHA, NEBRASKA Trunks, Traveling: Bags and Suit Cases Large Stock and Lowest Prices Our all leather $5.00 Suit Case Is the best made for the money, 22, 24 and 20 Inch all $5.00. Others at prices from fl.oO up to $25.00. We also carry the largest stock of floe harness la the city; iio fake sales, but always low prices. ALFRED CORNISH & CO. Telephone No. XZli. . . No. 1210 Fa roam Street h)ll Kl 0 11 1 J OMAHA WEATHER RETORT Ui . iMW'tf Wednesday Fair. -gSSZr FLAGS, FLAGS, FLAGS. FLAGS FOR FLAG DAY, W5S uY- "OLD OLOrtY" IN ALL. SIZES AND Ql'ALlTIKS OF MATERIALS. 2x3-lnch Printed Klags, Cp per doi.Ti U 4Sx"4-lnoh Printed Flags. Iflr per dozen -Ivw 6x-lnrh Printed TlnKS, lr nor riny.on SOW TWO VERY Rl'ITAPLE SIZES FOR FLAG PAY. 24x3fi-lnch Printed Flags. lfl- earn IViw 14x24-lnch Printed Flags, each Muslin Flags, with gilt spear head, up from. each. 5c 10c SPOUTING GOODS SECTION. MAIN FLOOU. MILLINERY Flag; Day Specials la "lid Summer Wear. Specials in Misses' Outing Hats Large roll-brim PtlU'lierl sailor of duck, large, full Ikw, white ribbon, or n large. Hat shape of sntne materials, Ptlti-hed and lund, with dainty drape of Dresden rlbltou; either of the hats are easily valued at $3.50 I OO Flag Day I, JO More elalwrate Outing Hats, exclusive 5.00 MILLINERY, SECOND FLOOR. LADIES' CLOTHING THERE WILL BIO A NUMBER OF STUNNING BARGAINS IN LADIES' WEAR READY WEDNESDAY MORNING. LADIES' WASH WAISTS, 48c Including lawn, black with white figures, white with lace trimmings cpeu faggoting and wide and nnrrow tucks, most of these waists M O are worth $1.00; Wednesday tOC LADIES' WASH DRESSES, $4.95 Mercerized Sateen In checks, brown, navy blue, green and black; organdy, lawn In tan and cadet blue with coin dots, and white cord duck, A ( C sizes from .14 to 44, every dress worth over $0.50; all at. HftJD BATHING SUITS For Indies, In flannel, serge and mohair, all sizes, nobby models, medium prices. ' TREMENDOUS SENSATION IN SKIRTS FOR SHORT LADIES AND MISSES NEARLY 3(s) WALKING SKIRTS IN ETA MINE, MOHAIR, PANAMAS, COVERTS AM) LIGHT AND DARK MIXTURES THESE SKIRTS WERE WORTH AT THE FACTORY IN NEW YORK FROM $3.(t0 TO $5.00; OUR SPOT-CASH PURCHASE EN ABLES US TO SELL THEM AT LADIES' WASH WALKING SKIRTS, $2.2S Duck In navy or black with white dots ami piping, also plain white with vertical pleats. Heavy cord pique with very full flare, natural linens with tucked seams; nil new styles, at SILK DRESSES Navy blue, brown, green and black In plain silk, changeable silk. In all shades and small plaids. These silk suits were $15, $18.50, I rt ft C $20 and $25 all are new, this season's purchase; now IViO J WHITE WASH BELTS In, plain duck aud mercerized embroid ered duck, regular ll)c values; special, each LADIES VESTS Fine French lisle with torchon lace trimming, low neck and no sleeves, wnu uinorcmi isuce drawers to inn ten, in six different styles, regular 50c values; special, THREE GARMENTS FOR LADIES' FINE LACE LISLE HOSE-In black and tans, reg ular 50c values; special, THREE PAIR FOR June Sale of Wash tjoods 80 Inch wlda beautiful rosebud and dot effect Organdies, also a big lot of navy nd black grounds with pretty new color csmblnations, very cheap aM2Hcs .Wednes- et day, yard ul Embroidered Swisses 200 pieces new dress Swisses with white grounds with dots and rose bud combinations, also a big lot of plain colors with dots, worth 85c yard; for this sale, yard.... lv 200 pieces 28-lnch dress percales, worth 10c -ard; for Wednesday, 600 pieces dresg ginghams, worth 12c yard; special, Qln yard OJl. 2.95 2.25 10c ileeves, 1.00 1.00 Towels and Crashes Cheap BOO pieces Crash and Damask Towel ing, worth SVic yard C-, only, yard - , Turkish Towels Extra heavy double warp Turkish Towels, in. both bleached and creams, very largo size, worth 18c OJL each Wednesday, each Ii3k June Sale of Embroideries 2,500 yards of fine Swiss Embroideries and Corset Cover Embroideries, with insertions to match, that sold for 50c to 3Tc yard Wednesday, Qr yard. 25c and ' Fine Embroideries, with Insertions to match, also white and cream Lace Appliques, worth up to 10c 0 yard all go Wednesday, yd All-over Swiss Embroideries, In all the latest patterns, worth up to 75c yard.I.,?!,!I.y.,. 39C BENNETT'S BIG GROCERY Every day a large number of special Inducements are offered. Ten (tl) Green Trading Stamps with pound package Bennett's Oif Capitol Coffee AOfc. Twenty ($2 Green Trading Stamp! with pound Basket Fired OUp Japan Tea Ten (tl) Oreen Trading Stamps with can pure ground Black 1r Pepper Twenty ($2) Green Trading Stamps with three-pound can Burn- 20p ham's Clam Chowder fcVV Ten (1) Green Trading Stamps with three-pound can Table tlr Syrup lrfSSC Twenty ($2) Green Trading Stamps with can Diamond "B ' OUn iauv Fruits Ten ($1) Green Trading Stamps with eight bars Bennett's Bargain OSir- Soap SOUP SPECIALS. Ten (Jl) Green Trading Stamps with quart can Libby McNeil's Olli-i Soups VFW Twenty ($2) Green Trading Stamps with quart can Huckln's )np Soups OUC Twenty ($2) Green Trading Stamps with quart can Armour's Ozlc Soups Tomatoes, 3-pound can 7c, dozen cans Corn, two-pound can 5c, dozen cans Omar Baked Beans, 3-pound Rf)c run 7p.. dozen rantt Big Cut in Rates California, and Back JUL ilia W ay Ask OtJ. C. Chambers, Pass. Agt.. 409 Equitable Bldg., Des Monies, la,.. for all the facts. Tho Santa Fe will run first-class excursions, to California, on certain days, April to August. Fare out and back about half the usual price. You may go on luxurious California Limited and visit Grand Canyon. Michigan Summer Resorts Among the lakes and rivers of the East Coast of Lake Michigan is the ideal country for a summer outing., Fishing, boating, bathing, sailing, golf, and above all, an ideal climate. Pure air and pure spring water. Health and recreation. Booklets descriptive of these resorts mailed on application to H. F. MOELLER, O. P. A., Tere Marquette Railroad, Union Station, Detroit, Mich. :- i 75c B 55c 1 Great Sale Thursday, June 15th CUNE & CO'S. $160,000.00 STOCK Secured by us at Receivers' Sale HflDBK THIS RELIADLK tlOKK. Secured at. kO cents on the Dollar. You will find here on Thursday, and every day thereafter ud til every dollar's worth of this great utoek is disposed oT The Greatest Merchandise Values Omaha Has Ever Known. Thousands upon thousands of yards of high grade silks, dress goods, wash goods, ribbous, laces, trimmings. A splendidly as sorted slock of men's aud ladies' furnishings, men's clothing, la dies' suits, carpets and draperies, men's and ladies' shoes, etc At Less Than Half Price See the magnificent bargains displayed in our lGth street win dows. WATCn WEDNESDAY EVENING'S TAPERS FOR TRICES. Pineapples Pineapples This will be your Last Chance to Preserve This Delicious Fruit at These Prices The car arrived in the finest condition. The Florida Tineap ples are the sweetest, juiciest and richest that grow "We will close out this car tomorrow at the following prices: 71 I Regular 20c size anywhere, J 2C our price liloC Regular 25c size anywhere, f IJV Regular 2yc size anywhere, our price Regular 15c size anywhere, our price 10c our price. Per Dozen 85c, $1.10, $1.35, $1.60 LEMONS, LEMONS, LEMONS Large Juicy Lemons, per dozen ........... ....... , 12c PLUMS. APRICOTS AND TEACHES Large Baskets Fancy California Apricots .......... .. ......... ..80c Large Baskets Fancy California Plums 30o Large Baskets Fancy Texas Peaches 30c Get an ice cold drink of Wild Cherry Phosphate or Root Boer FREE. TAKE HOME A BRICK OF ICE CREAM FOR ..5 CENTS Style No. U 745. Ladies1 Street Pumps Gun Metal Calf, Patent Coltskin, Tan Russia Calf, White Canvas. An addition to the wardrobe that will please. $3.50 and $4.00 See display in windows. r PJ 13 1 E r7h AND BACK VIA FRY SHOE CO. I61 and Douglas Sts. AMONG THE MANY Choice gifts that we show, especially for Graduation Gifts, we make par ticular mention of DRA( KI.KTS, ;)!. n I1EAI1S, BACK AI1 SIDR TOMBS, WAIST SKTS, HAT IIS, C1HAIH ATION Sl'OONS. Here are gifts beyond the ordinary, and are much appreciated on that account. Brown & Borsheim, Jeweler. 32-222 S. 16th St. GOLD CROWNS $5.00 We make seamless gold crowns, perfect duplicates in shape of natural teeth, thnt do not discolor. Our new system of crown work is the most simple yet discovered. It produces strongest crowns made impossible to wear them out, Talnless extractions, 7.V. UFT'S DENTAL ROOMS 1S1T DOl'GLAI ST. OnSaleJunel Tickets Good Leaving Chicago t June 26 Trains Leave Union Station 3:35 A. M. 11:50 A. M. 7:35 A. M. 5:40 P. M. For farther li(rmlon ad drees F. P. RUTHERFORD. D. P. A.. 1323 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb DIAMONDS! Are our specialty, but we also enrry a complete stock of wares lu 81I.VKU AM) SILVER PI.ATK, CIT OI.ASS, WATfHKH, UH'll JEWKI.HV, UiOfKI and other articles usually carried by Jewelers which wo offer ut very reasonable prices. Weddlnv and Graduation Gifts in ubundance. Let us show them to you. 15 -& DODGE. mort ula, onaM aul lilMdlu, forai.tnl', protrsW, tad II nflrtdl uiuri. Dtcoinim i INJECTION MALYDOR. (n.Uol t.Uf. LUfM if tdrtuUW.orMaii Z Mtlydor Ufg. Co., Lenca i rs sBv awwavv .r.id.f.. ti nn! AldtuffUW,crMBwlUlrUg tuf .UU 1 V. 4J