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TI1E OMAITA DAILY PEE; SATURDAY. JULY 22, 190S.
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GMLEM TRADING STAMPUOU1II
O.N MAIN FLOOR
Saturday Millinery
LATE SUMMER AND EARLY FALL HATS Turbans and modified Poloe
predominating. These hats come In hair and chenille braid, allk and chenille
braid and all allk. They Include novelty roll brim aallora of heavy Ottoman weave,
which we are trimming with wreath of tiny flowers and pair of harmonizing
wing.' These Turbans and modified Polo re not aeen or offered elsewhere.
They are Exclusive Sinclair Styles
FELT OUTING HATS FELT OUTING HATS
- A very attractive line whites, pearl grays and tans
$1.98, $2.49 and up
ALL LATE SPRING AND EARLY BUMMER HATS, ONLY A FEW LEFT,
FRESH, GLEAN, WELL-CARED-FOR GOODS, will be closed out Saturday at
one-fourth their former cut pricea, lf a chance for the early corner.
Mra. Sinclair In charge.
Saturday Shoe Sale
1,500 Dorothy Dodd, tan Russia, calf and chocolate vici kid
shoes, oxfords and ribbon ties at ?d.00 2 50
UUU ' wwwwwww - - - - -- - -
V One Hundred and Fifty Green Trading Stamps with
each pair.
1,000 pair of men's tan Russia calf and chocolate vicl O 7 C
blucher oxfords, $3.50 and ?4.00 shoes, at J
GOO pairs of Misses' and Children's chocolate vici rib- QQp
bon ties, 2.00 value, at1. nOl'
300 pairs of Misses' and Children's barefoot sandals, 7Q
$1.00 and fl.25 values, at..
200 pairs Men's and Boy's canvas oxfords at 98c.
EIGHT HUSTLING ART VALUES
Sheet Pictured values up to 28c ee 16th street window to
clone out quickly
Water Color Heads In nest (told frames lx beautiful sub
jectsa 7tc value only m of them Saturday
Ten Green Trading Stamps wh Each Note ISth St. Window.
tc Pyrography panels. 4 value Pyrography outfit. l.BO
66c Pyrography panels. IWm 36c 46c Pyrography panels. lo
Twenty Per Cent Discount on picture framing, remnant
mouldings. Only eight days to take advantage of this semi
annual sale.
20 Per Cent Discount on framed pictures In our galleries.
Jlst of July ends this sale of remarkable values.
It will pay you to take a lock. (SECOND FLOOR.)
Saturday Specials in the Jewelry Department
Twirl Heads,
per string
Tonrl Bonds, filled.
per string
6Jc Cut Bends,
all colors ,
Jewel Crosses.
fold plat
VI I.
Gold Beads,
per string.
Jewel Crosses,
gold plate. ..
Jewel Crosses,
gold plate...
1.00
'A INT EGYPTIAN SOtH:ENiR'e'p('ON8'"wlVh"c'iVsrent head
25c
50c
..50c
25c
.35c
...48c
and Omaha monogram Egyptian mummy' head In bowl and
quaint Kgyptlan characters on stem, both sides duplicate
iiuiii me tirmsn museum, the value of which la
"iirrnumuuie our price Saturday
15c
ii Our Dry Goods Department
Saturday will be a record breaker In our Ladle' Ready-to-Wear Departments
Cost or profit will not oe connucnu inmaking- prices for Saturday
SATURDAY'S CATARACT
IN CROCKERY
Bid SALE OF JUGS
pea window.
Thirty Green Trading Stamp with
verv jug from 25c up.
Bpeolal ot prices ON SEVERAL
PXTTKKN8 AND SIZES.
$1.75 IOGA JUGS j 98C
$1.60 daxk'biue Jugs'" Q8C
for
75c English decorated "Jugs 38C
for .' - w
g5c English decorated Jugs 48c
tor
00 English decorated Jugs g8C
i.pntj5K"."with cherry dec- 25c
ICBlnTE A ' " ' TUMBLERS Colonial
shape very best glass dozen H-25.
Twenty Green Trading Stamps with
each dosen
A few dozen O)ln-blown Tumblera
with banJeor8llon; hav'aoia vef
i0 dozen; while they last, Rj;
Saturday, each ,"7
Ten Green Trading Stamp with
each dozen. Dozen 60c
SATURDAY ALL DAT. AT
DOUBLE GREEN T R A DIN G
STAMPS ON DINNER BET SALES.
SPECIAL. PRICES.
SEE VS FOR FRUIT JARS,
JELLY -TUMBLERS,
JAR RUBBER.
, Crockery second floor.
SPECIALS IN HARDWARE
FOR SATURDAY.
BIG SALE ON SQUARE!
POINT SHOVELS.
Thirty Green Trading Stamps wlthQf,
best Steel Shovel, square point
Buy a good Rasor to take with you camp
ingsell regular for 11.25 to 7Hr
12 .00 sale ' ofc
Double Green Trading Stamps on Gas
Range buy a nice Jewel Gas tt nil
Cooker O. VU
Twenty Green Trading Stamps with best
copper, nickel plated Tea Kettle, 'Jfirt
No. 8 regular price, tc sale Ok
Twenty Green Trading Stamps with best
copper, nickel plated Tea Kettle,
No. 7 regular price, 88c sale
Fifty Green Trading Stamps with 3, 4 and
6-plnt copper, nickel plated CiAn
Tea or Coffee Pot 65c, 60o and...-'
20 per cent reduction on any
Screen Door we have in stock.
Come today and get your size.
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Twenty Green Trading Stamps with best
Massage Bath Bpray regular 4 OR
price, $1.50 sale
Twenty Green Trading Stamps with nice
Rath Tub Seat regular price, 4 ff
$1.25 aale I. vV
DON'T DELAY BUYING YOUR PAINTS
AND OILB. GET THE BEST PRICES.
Largi Wagon Umbrella sell
regular $1.60 sale Son
r.Antrs srvvrn waists About fire hundred fine Gelsba
Waists, Including mull, Jaequard. organdy and tucked and
pleated linen. These waists are marked $1.50, fl.75 and
12.00 every one our best styles of this season IOC
ALL ON SALE SATURDAY at I.aW
, Ladies' Silk Coads
Black Taffeta and Teao de Sole.
Box Coat, fancy trimming, marked $6.50; Blouse Jacket, fitted
back with poplin, silk braid trimming, marked t AC
$7.50 Your choice of these silk coats Saturday at.. "
Corsets
SUMMER CORSETS MUST GO Tape Girdle OCf
Corsets, worth 50c, at t O
rails Net, medium length Corset,
WOrth I 5Cj ft t eeeeeweMeee
Fine Batiste Corsets, straight front, habit hip,
elastic hose supporter, worth 69c, at. .. . . .
Belts for 10c
Plain and embroidered canvas and leather prices
15c, 20c and 25c Saturday
Belts txt 19c
Fine silk, satin and leather belts hundreds of styles, In
eluding patent leather with center seam 1Q
worth 25c to 60c all at 1.C
Great Bargains in Silk Gloves
A new lot of silk gloves. Including whites, blacks and all
colors, with warranted double finger tips C
our regular 75c on sale Saturday, pair UC
...48c
.-48c
...10c
Another Neckwear Sale for Women
100 dozen fine neckwear, In fancy lace and embroidered
pique stocks and linen turnovers. No colors all whites.
This lot sold from 39c" to 1.50 r
Saturday, each i..fLjC
Fa.ce Veiling Sale
200 pieces fine face veiling thirty distinct styl
all colors worth 25c to 75c Saturday
15c
Ladies' IIjndlercMel. at IUlf Price
A big lot of all linen Handkerchiefs In a hundred different
patterns of lace and embroidered edges and plain hem
stitchedregular 35c values all go Saturday IP
at, each
Ladies' Linen Collars
A new lot of ladies' collars, fagott stitched edges,
all sizes ; Saturday, at 15c each, two f or 0 C
Sale of Pillows Domestic Dept., Main Floor
50 dozen porch and den pillows, filled with good, clean
' feathers, covered with art sateen and art denims, deep
shirred ruffle all, around the pillow; they are fA
worth (Cc for Saturday . 0 U C
25 dozen 3-pound fancy art tick covered pillows, filled
with good, clean feathers, worth $1.25 for Sat- f Q
urday only, each 0.C
100 dozen 2-pound good feather pillows, covered
with A. C. A. tick, worth 85c; Saturday, each.. .,
49c
Hot Weather Needs
Almond Cream, for OCr
sunburn. 4-os. bottle
Ten Green Trading Stamp's.
Violet Talcum Powder, bor
ated and perfumed, lOc
In sprinkler-top can..lv,w
Five Green Trading Stamps.
Bradley's Woodland Violet
perfumed ammonia, fOr
lnt bottle 1JW
(EVERYTHING FOR THE TOILET AND BATH.)
PERFUMERY
SECTION
Bradley's Woodland Violet
perfumea sea salt, 24c
per package iW
Batha-Bweet, softens the
water: delightful for O Stf
the bath AiJW
Rupert's Face Bleach f ftS
per bottle I.UO
Rubber Bathing Caps, 23C
BENNETT'S GREAT NEAT MARKET
Always In the Lead with the Best at Lowest Prices.
Chickens! Chickens! Chickens!
All Fresh DreBBed Spring
Chickens any size, pound
17ic
Freeh and Small Pork Loins 9jC
Fresh Spare Ribs, 5 pounds for 25c
Leaf Lard, 14 pounds for 1.00
Rolled Rib Roast (all bones out) 1 0c
H&.ms! II&.ms!
Your choice of Swift's or Cudahy's regular Sugar
Cured llama every one guaranteed 11
at, pound ...-2t
Thirty Green Trading Stamps with Each Uam.
Morrell's Iowa Pride California Hams A
eight pounds average at, pound IU2C
Twenty Green Trading Stamps with Each nam.
Morrell's Iowa Pride Boneless or f "y
Cottage Hams at, pound 2
AT DELICATESSEN COUNTER Special for Saturday.
A fresh shipment of all kinds of cooked meat and high
est grades of all klnda nausage all ready to eat from
Welsel A Co. (BASEMENT.)
BENNETT'S BIG GROCERY
Every Item big value.
Saturday's list or bargains.
clerks to avoid waiting.
Fifty Green Trading Stamps
with three pounds ilnesl Java
and Mocha Coffee 100
Thirty Green Trading Stamps
with pound tea, any klnd..c
Fifty Green Trading Samps
with live pounds Tapioca.. 36c
Twenty Green Trading Stamps
with two cans V. S. Baked
beans Mo
Ten Ureen Trading Stamps with
eight bars Bennett s Bargain
Soap 'Jao
Ten Ureen Trading Stamps with
can Gage islands Clams.. 12
Thirty Green Trading Stamps
with can Armour's Assorted
Soup z4o
Thirty Green Trading Stamps
with Jar Gedney's Relish. ...25c
Thirty Green Trading Stamps
with can Huokens' Assorted
Soup 3c
Ten Green Trading Stamps with
Jur Gedney's Chill Sauce.... 20c
Twenty Green Trading Stamps
with pound B. C. Baking Pow
der 24c
Ten Green Trading Stamps with
bottle B. C. Extract ISO
Ten Ureen Trading Stamps with
two packages Gusto , 20o
CLOSING OUT ITEMS.
Five-cent bar Zoo Soap So
FIva-cent box Bluing lc
Ten-cent Can Peaches Be
Fivt-cent Washing Powder..2!c
Ten-ent Ahamo 5o
Terwent can Cream 60
Five-cent pkg Baking Soda. ...3c
Corja good value, per can. ...6c
.Ten-Green Trading Stamps with
Cmit bottle Diamond S Salad
'resslng 260
Ten Green Trading Stamps with
ootind can Diamond B fancv
Salmon 2c
Ten Green Trading Stamps with
pint bottle ABC Catsup... 23c
Ten Green Trading Stamps with
pint large Imported Olives.. 'J3a
Twenty Green Trading Stamps
with Diamond 8 Fruit 2Sc
Ten Green Trading Stamps with
quart Sour Pickles 10c
Extra
Fifteen Green Trading Stamps
with Ave cans Tomatoes.... 50c
Fifteen Green Trading Stamps
with Ave cans SDlendld
Corn 50c
Ten Green Trading Stamps with
three cans E. J. Peas 25c
Twenty Green Trading Stamps
with can Omar Peaches ISc
Twenty Green Trading Stamps
with can Omar Pears ldc
Twenty Green Trading Stamps
with gallon Duffy s Pure
Cider Vinegar 46c
Ten Green Trading Stamps with
bottle Maraschino Cherries. 25o
Ten Green Trading Stamps with
two cans Frankfurter and
Sourkraut 20c
Twenty Green Trading Stamps
with can , Cream of Choco
late 20c
Ten Grpen Trading Stamps with
two-pound can Boneless Roast
Ribs Beef 12VJ
HEADQ'RS FOR CHEESE
Twenty Green Trading Stamp
with pound full Cream
Cheese 20a
Twenty Green Trading Stamps
with pound Full Cream Brick
Cheese itoe
Twenty Green Trading Stamps
with pound Swiss Cheese... 22c
BUTTER, BUTTER, BUTTER
Fresh Country Butter received
dally.
Five Green Trading Stamps with
found fancy Butter 22c
ve Green Trading Stamps with
pound fresh Butten.. .r.JOe
Ice cold Buttermilk free to all
at butter counter.
BENNETT'S CANDY DEPT.
Chocolate Cream. Vanilla flav
ored, very delicious, lb 12c
Five Green Trading Stamps with
package Lemon Drops 5o
Ten Green Trading Stamps with
pkg Pure Sugar Stick loo
MARSHM ALLOW SPECIAL.
A large fancy box filled with
vanilla flavored Marshmal-
lOWB Ifcj
Ten Green Trading Stamps.
HAMMOCKS, HAMMOCKS All Colors, Varieties and Shapes
Heavy Woven Hammocks with pillow and vnlanoe. QSC
up from ;";'".' V 'V mr
Fifty Green Trading Stamps with very Hammock-Saturday Z.OU
One hundred Green' TTaVliiig . 2.50
SrvRTINof GOODS. MAIN FLOOR.
up from.
CLOTHING SECTION
K.ithcr,, Here', Sii iiv Wh Suiti-lhe FintitWhite Linen
and ill the Late Febrica and Styles Agee 21 to It yra.
1.48
1.25
75c
63c
50c
45c
25c
20c
.1 1
2.m Wash Suits
. for
$2.50 Wash Suits
for a.
$l.r0 Wash Suits
for
fl.RR Wash Suits
ash Suits
for
81V Wash Suits
for
60e Wash
Suits..,
60c Wash
Suits. .
35c
30c
40e Wash
Suits...
30c Wash
Suits. ..
Dutchess Trousers and Other
Good Makes of Outing Trousers
'B.N3K PN-IOl tTNV B.N3W .
Blue Serges, IVrb Tops, Odd Pairs of
Suits, Trousers worth and
sold up to $3.00, at
BOYS' TROUSERS $2 and
$1.50 Trousers at....
$3 and $2.50 Trousers
at ,
$11.75 Conts and
Trousers
$0.75 Conts and
Trousers
$0.75 Conts and
Trousers
$1.75 Coats and
Trousers
2.50 rTrrnMtt&
1.00 AWx
52 mmMjA
Z.-lrt viil'rfA i1 .i 1 uI ' .i I'm.
Men's and Young Men's Out
in j Coats and Trousers
Sizes 26 to 46.
5.88
4.88
FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT
Shirts
Lot of White Soft Shirts. Just received,
with or without cuffs, also white and
blnck and novelty regular 1 flf)
price $1.50 our price I.UW
Fifty Green Trading Stamps.
Mohair Tonfroe Crepe Shirts, 1 C
worth $2.50, at ....I.UJ
Odd Suspenders 50c
And Fifty Green Trading Stamps.
Men's plain bnlbrlgfenn and fancy C
ribbed Underwear
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
These are short lots and odd garments
from 35c and 50c lines.
25c
35c
50c
75c
1.00
25c
Boys' Soft Shirts, worth 50c,
at
Men's Black Sateen Shirts,
50c at
Men's Black Sateen Shirts,
75c at
Men's Blnck Sateen Shirts,
$1.00 at
Men's Black Sateen Shirts v
$1.35 at
Men's Blue Stripe Overalls,
50c at ,
Hat Department
Men's, Boys' and Children's Tf I Tanama Hats $10 Hats.. .. 5.00
to $100 at JJ Stetson $5.00 Hats
Fifty Green Trading Stamps. Stetson $4.00 Hats....,
$4.50
$3.50
KO FUNDS YET FOR DELACEY
Money FaSls to Come and Company is
Unknown in Philadelphia,
BRIDE'S SISTER SAYS WIFE WILL NOT AID
YowntT Ma la Chsrged wltk Forry
nd Waives Plea FeadlBC
Hearing: Ket Tuesday
Moraiaar.
Hitxy DeLacey. the sJleced representa
tive of the United States Investment and
Brokerage company, still maintains he will
be able to make good the claims on him.
although he will not give any Intimation
tust how he expects to get the funds with
which to balance accounts. He keeps up a
bold front and Friday morning reiterated
bis former statement that everything
would work out all right and that there
aaa no intention on his part to defraud
any one.
In police court Friday morning Deputy
County Attorney Fitch filed a complaint
igalnst PeLacey, charging the prisoner
S'lth forgery, the Item specified in this
somplatnt being the check for S233 passed
tn A- Mandelberg. Jeweler, Sixteenth and
farnam street. DeLacey'a attorney, E.
F. Morearty, waived the reading of the
complaint without entering any plea. The
case was set for hearing In police court
next Tuesday morning. DeLacey is held
on a bond of $1,200. Deputy County At
torney Fitch said he has drawn up two
other complaints against DeLacey, but will
not. divulge the nature of them until the
complaints are filed.
No Sueb. Concern Known.
Through a friend DeLacey sent a tele
gram Thursday morning to the "United
States Investment and Brokerage company,
Philadelphia." requesting $1,000. Thursday
evening a message was received at police
headquarters from the telegraph company
stating that DeLacey'a message had not
been delivered, as no such concern could be
located in the Quaker City. The police
officials are inclined to think the prisoner
sent the telegram for a bluff.
DeLacey would not talk of the particulars
of the message returning, only saying that
the company has the money and would
won see that he got out of Jail.
Mrs. DeLacey, the bride of a few days,
could not be seen at the iome of her sis
ter. Mrs. Wyckofr. 2038 Farnam street, Fri
day, the repurt being that the young woman
was away. Mrs. Wyckoft, however, volun
teered to speak on behalf of her sister, and
stoutly denied any possibility of Mrs. De
Lacey coming forward with the necessary
money for her husband. Mrs. Wyckoft
said her sister called at the city jail for a
short while Thursday, but did not learn
the nature of the conversation between De
Lacey and his wife.
Let Common Sense Decide
Do you honestly belier. that coffea told loose; (In bulk), exposed
W uusi, gtsrioa uiu uibccib, passing
through many - bands (some of
them not over-clean), "blended,"
you don t know how or by whom,
ia fit for your us t Of course you
don't But
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LION COFFEE
la another story. The oren
berries, selected by keen
fudges at the plantation, are
skllllully roasted at oar fac
tories, where precautions you
would not dream ol are taken
to secure perfect cleanliness,
flavor.streiiath and anllormlty.
From the time the coffee leave
the factory no hand touches it till
ttte opened tn your kitchen.
Tale has atad LION COFFEE ta lum Of ill TkOUU COrrtES.
Million" of American Home welcome LION COFFEE daily.
There is no stronger proof of merit than continued and increaa
log popularity. "Quality survive ill opposition."
(Sold ouij m 1 lb. package. Lion-head on every package.)
ibave yotur Lion-heads for valuabl4 premiums.)
SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE
VOOLSON BP1CB CO. Toledo. Ohio.
: .
FRED LEONARD BOUND OVER
Robber Who Holds Up Fire Hen Held on
Four Charges.
BONDS FOUR THOUSAND AND A HALF
Folio Coari la Crowded with Cartons
Spectators, bnt the Bold Bandit
Does Not Respond
with Speech.
It has been several years since the police
court was as crowded as It was Friday
morning when Fred Leonard, detained at
the city Jail on the charge of holding up
five men at the Clark drug store, Twenty
fourth and Seward streets, Tuesday even
ing, was arraigned on four charges, three
for robbery and one for assault with In
tent to kill.
Through his attorney. J. M. Macfarland,
the prisoner pleaded not guilty and waived
preliminary hearing. Leonard was bound
over to the district court In the sums of
$1,000 each for the robbery charges and
tl.600 on the assault charge, making the
total bond $4,M0.
The whole proceedings took but a few
minutes, during which time the prisoner,
In the custody of Detective Donohue, was
the cynosure for every eye In the court
room.
The three robbery charges were sworn to
by William H. Dorrance, Frank Bandle
and Guy C. Fleming, while tho assault
complaint was sworn to by Frank Bandle.
All of Leonard's victims except Jack Sal
mon were In the court room.
SafeTerlnal from Rheumatism.
Leonard evidently Is suffering from
sciatic rheumatism. He has nearly recov
ered from the severe beating received from
his captors. Aside from a whispered con
versation in the court room with his at
torney, Leonard had no occasion to be
beard, which disappointed not a few of the
large crowd gathered to see what manner
of man It is who would line five men up
to a wall at the point of a revolver five
such well known citizens.
Frank Bandle wears a large patch of
plaster on the side of his head aa a me
mento of the eventful evening. Mr. Bandle
says he has quite recovered from the shock
and Is feeling no bad effects from the
wound Inflicted by Leonard.
Major Furay, whose home Is within a
stone's throw of the scene of the robbery
and capture, was an Interested spectator
In court. The major expressed a desire
to have a photograph of the five men
lined up as they were last Tuesday even
ing. Leonard was taken to the county Jail
Friday afternoon. Chief of Police Don
ahue Is still Investigating the man's record.
Mertallly Statistics.
The following births and deaths have
been reponea to me Board ci Healih dur
ing the twenty-four hours ending at noon
Friday;
Hlrths Frank Gould, J608 Ames avenue,
sirl; Feter Chrlslenben, llenson, girl; John
liuber, Rees, boy; Justan Porter, lsll
t-outh I wenty-ninm, gtr; Charles Fish
bacal SOU Am. s avenue, boy: William
Koaenbrouk. Franklin, girl; Kobert
Ritchllca, 1503 Blnr.ey, boy: Earl Brown,
Pierce, boy. '
Deaths James McCoy, O'Connor, Neb., 30.
ANOTHER TURN TO GRAIN FIGHT
Co-operative Company Names Com
ml t tee and Appropriates Funds
to War on "Trust."
Another turn has been given the Worrall
case by another organization. Following Is
copy of the resolutions of the board of
directors of the Farmers' Co-operative
Oral and Live Stock 8tate Association of
Nebraska, adopted at Mlnden, Neb.. July
17. 1906:
Whereas. Many disclosures of vita! Int.r.
est to the producers of grain In Nfbraxka
are now being made which heretofore were
not generally known, and
Whereas. The Farmprs' rv
Grain and Live Stork State association Is
organixea to protect the farmers bf this
state from the oppression of monopolists
and trusts, the effect of which has been to
take from them extortionate and unreason-
oie pronts ana tolls for years past; and
Whereas, We believe an oriDortunltv Is
now presented for the first time to do posi
tive and effectual work toward the destruc
tion of such evils; be It
itesolved. by the board of directors of
said association, That a committee from Its
board be and hereby Is appointed, consist
ing of three members, for the purpose of
conferring with any or all persons, firms or
associations which may deslw to add their
neip or power to the forceH already at work
In this state for the destruction of the
Grain trust and the evils by It practiced,
which committee shall consist of J. S.
Canaday of Minden. James T Brady of Al-
Dion ana u. j. oates or Albion, which
committee Is given full power and au
thority to act and to do whatsoever In its
Judgment may be necessary to bring about
xne omoannmrnt ana uestructlon or this
monopoly, and said committee Is directed
to co-operate with any and all persons,
firms and associations and with public offi
cials to bring about the destruction of
said evils and the punishment of such law
breakers. And the membership of this
association Is hereby assessed IIO.CHXI, to be
called for as needed, and so much thereof
as may be needed Is hereby authorized to
be expended by said committee as In its
Judgment will bring about the above re
sults.
This association appeals to all persons
Interested to co-operate with our commit
tae: (a) By selecting committees of represen
tative men to work with us.
(b) By sending to James T. Brady, secre
tary, of Albion. Neb., by any one Interested,
all Information touching upon the arts of
the Grain trust In this stats or elsewhere.
(c) By contributing funds to aald com
mittee for use In this contest.
This board Believes that this Is an oppor
tune time to strike this Illegal organization
a death blow and establish at Omaha i and
other market outlets for Nebraska grain a
free and an open market to all shippers
alike.
It Is the Judgment of this hoard that the
producers of Nebraska should raise, with
out delay, a fund of $3.0oa for this fight
that there may be no question as to re
sult a.
We have millions on the opposite side of
this contest, but with the law and humanity
on our side, a long pull and a pull all to
gether will do the work. ,
iVm't delay, but act at once. Tours for
results,
J 8. CANADAY. President:
JAMES T BRADY, Secretary;
D. J. GATFS.
L. 8. DF.ETS,
D. W. BAKKR.
JACOB KMLER8.
O. G. SMITH, Treasurer;
Board of Directors Farmers' Co-operative
Grain and Live Stock State Association
ot Nebraska.
Mlnden, Neb.. July 17, If .
t A Wonder.
Everybody who has tried Burklen's Ar
nica Salve, for cuts, burns and wounds,
ays It's a wonder. 26c; guaranteed. For
ale by Sherman McConnell Drug Co.
SMITH DOUBTS LAW'S POWER
General Manager of Oar Company Thinks
Zimman Ordinance is Nonenforoible.
SAYS, THOUGH, ITS EFFECT WILL BE GOOD
Believes People Will Be Moved to
Think of Comforts of Others
Because of This
'Measure.
"What la the hog eat?" asked the little
boy of his father.
'It is the seat you want," replied the
erudite father.
The ordinance introduced by President
Zlmman of the council is the subject of
endless discussions on the streets. In fact.
it Is thought that the newspaper notoriety
will have salutary effect In convincing
the "end seat hog" that it is the proper
caper to move over as the ordinance itself.
General Manager Smith of the street rail
way company said: "The street railway
company Is a common carrier and the cars
are public conveyances, and as long as
such is the case and no reserved seats are
sold, the first to enter the car Is bound to
pick out the best seat and I don't see how
we can help It. Of course, this discussion
will have a tendency to make people more
thoughtful as to the rlglv.s and cenven-
lenees of others, so that if a passenger Is
goln? the length of the line he will be more
Lapt to slide along and not make those who
are to go a shorter distance crawl over
both on entering and leaving the open cars.
I think the ordinance cannot be enforced to
a very great extent, yet It will have a good
effect Just the same. It will be Just like
the ordinance against spitting on the side
walk. It will be enforced In some instances
probably and that will Impress it on the
minds of others that It Is the proper thing.
The seat on the other end of the car Is Just
aa good as the outside seat and I think
ofttlmes preferable, for then you are not
having anyone crawling over you."
leniency here they might suffer in the final
adjustment. The persons who appeared
said they would be perfectly willing to
face the state board. Now the county
commissioners hope they will go and be
heard.
FIGHT ON ELECTRIC LINES
General Crusade of Railroads Re
ceives Co-Opemtlon of the
Rock Island In Iowa.
Following the lead of other steam rail
roads the Rock Island has determined to
make an aggressive fight against the inter
urban electric lines competing with It In
Iowa. Beginning Sunday it will put in
service thirteen new trains between Cedar
Raipds and Iowa City. These trains, taken
In connection with the trains now run, will
make practically' an hourly service between
Iowa City and Cedar Rapids.
In addition to running as many trains as
Its electric competitors the Rock Island
will meet Its rae of fare. Similar service
will be inaugurated between Des Moines
and Colfax by the Rock Island.
The 'Alton and the Illinois Central have
declared that their Interurban service Is
satisfactory and Is meeting all competition
of the electric lines paralleling them.
Whea the Union Pacific has completed
the construction of the new gasoline motor
cars they probably will be put In operation
aa a suburban service to head off the con
struction of competing electric lines.
FORMAL PROTEST ON OMAHA
Notice Comes tp trosa Lincoln and
Date of Hearlac Is July
Thirty-First.
County Clerk Drexel has received from
George D. Bennett, secretary of the State
Board of Equalization and Assessment, a
notice of the formal protest against the
Douglas county assessment filed by John
E. Miller and other Lincoln merchants.
Mr. Drexel Is asked to notify all officials
and citizens concerned that the protest
will be considered at a meeting to be held
In the offlce of Governor Mickey on Mon
day, July 31, at 1 p. m.
It Is expected that, besides County As
sessor Reed, who will attend In his official
capacity as the representative of the County
Board of Equalisation, a large delegation
of Jobbers and others will go to Lincoln
for the hearing. While the county equal
izer i were tn session and hearing protests
against the assessments made. It was
pointed out to the kickers that the state
board would have the last say on the re-
I turns and II there was any apparent
OUR LETTER BOX.
No Chances Belnu- Sold Yet.
OMAHA. July 21. To the Editor of Th
Bee: It has come to my attention that
young girls are eolng about the city repre
senting themselves aa solicitors for chance
upon articles to be raffled at the fair to be
given for St. James' Orphan asylum next
October. These people have no authority
to represent the orphanage, are not solicit
ing (or Its benefit and the charitably dis
posed should beware of them. No chances
are being asked for now by the orphanage.
At the proper time young people authorized
to solicit chances for the fair will be fur
nished with books and credentials signed
by me. REV. W. I M'NAMARA,
Financial Manager St. James' Orphan
Asylum.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
granted a
the ground
Henrietta Dewey has been
divorce from Alvln Dewey on
ot naDituai drunkenness.
Chairman Kennard having returned front
Ohio, the county commissioners will hold a
meeting this morning. Among other mat
ters to come up Is the letting of the yearly
contract for construction and repairing
wooden bridges. Commissioner McDonald
Is still laid up as the result of a runaway
accident and Commissioner Tralnor Is In
the east, hut Kennard, Brunlng and Hofnldt
will constitute a quorum for the trunsao
tlon of business.
When your child is ill you
dislike to make it take bad
tasting medicine. Hence it is
well to know that Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral is very
pleasant. But it is a
medicine, a strong
medicine.
Time and time again we have published the
formula of this cough medicine in the principal
Medical Journals of this country and Europe,
and have mailed it to nearly every physician in
the United States.
So it follows that when your doctor orders it
for coughs, colds, bronchitis, or consumption,
he knows precisely 'what he is giving.
Physicians recommend their families to keep
it on hand.
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