Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, December 28, 1905, Page 10, Image 10
TTTK OMAITA DAILY r.KEt TTTTESPAY, DECEMBER 2?, 10a. FINK ANTICIPATES IIENMNGS Ceuntj Treaiurer Notifie. Banki lot te Reeogniis City Treasurer's Signature. I INNINGS VWILL N6HT FOR OFFICE rrlire Intention tr Hold n I'nlll Forced Ont br Writ of Ooitrr from tbe Court. "Countr Treasurer Kink Thursday or shortly thereafter will notify thoso banks In which city funds are on d -posit not to recnfcnire the sisnfiture of A. HermtnKS a rlty treasurer atier January 4 This will be the firft etep Mr. Kink will take In con formity with the provlFlons of the rlty rharter that lie. berome rlty treasurer "i officio January 4. This nrtl.m Is to antici pate a right on the part of the present rlty treasurer to hold on to his ofllre. It was learned Wednesday for sure that Mr. Hennlnps would flKht for the ofTlre. Contrary to his avowed Intentions quietly to resign, Ftep down and out JunuAj-y 4 and turn over the rn.h to County Treas urer Fink, as provided in the rharter, Mr. Hennlna-s will harm on to his offlre until tarred loose hy a niiindate from the state supreme court. This course Mr. Hennln(t decided upon be fore withdrawing from the rare for the republican nomination for mayor and the energy he has been expending hustling votes for the hlfthest office In the rlty he will now concentrate In an effort to hold what he has. All this Mr. ITennlntrs has decided upon not because he wants to remain city treas urer of Omaha, he said, but because he wants to be aura that ha la being legally dispossessed. llnnch from School Hoard. The action of the school board In decid ing not to release Mr. IfenninK'a bondsmen pave him a strong hunch to hold onto the office, as he feared about the time the mayoralty race w:is warming tip along would come the school board to hold him to his bond. This would have placed him, he thinks, tn the attitude of fighting for the office, while running for another one, so he concluded to gt out of the running and let the courta suy whether he will still be city treasurer after January 4. The Cathers cane will make no difference In the treasurer matter, Mr. Hennlngs said, but action will have to be brought against him In the nature of a mandamus to com pel him to turn over the office. In tho matter of the school hoard re fusing to release the bondsmen of Treas urer IIennlng. Assistant City Attorney Herdman Is of the opinion that it will play a very little part in the proceedings at tendant upon the transfer of the otflce to the county treasurer. l.ntT Releases Comiinny. "The law releases the bond company," said Mr. llerdmun, "and when the city tn3iirer turns over the money according to law that la all he will have to do. So far as tho school board Is concerned It couldn't release the bond company If It wanted to, unless the law required It to. In this case the charter Itself will take care of the relcane of the bond of the out going city treasurer." Tho notification of the banks by Treas urer Finlt not to recognize Mr. Hennlngs h city treasurer will, In all probability, result in having all the city funds on de posit tied up for an Indefinite period, as the bajiks probably will not recognize Mr. Kink aa city treasurer until the caBO has been passed upon by the supreme court. It will mean that no warrants can be paid until It la settled hy the courts who la the legal city treasurer. County Treasurer Kink has filed his bond for the new term of office beginning Janu ary 4, in the sum of Siixvuo. When he com pletes hla bond for Omaha city funds Mr. Fink will be bonded fur close to $1,000,000. AND THE DUCKS CAME BACK Incident Transpire Which Convinces Henry Illller thai 1--tt1 Have Some Sena. "'Don't tell me that ducks have no sense, " said Henry Ilillcr, coming down on a street car Wednesday morning. "Here's the proof that a duck is as intelligent as a dog. A few days before Christmas two live ducks wero received ut our house, ostensibly for the Christmas fea-n. They were In a box and were placed on the porch at the back of the house. No sooner had they arrived until they began to talk, duck fashion, and they seemed to bu very well aatlslled with their surroundings. The birds were left outside during the night and the next, morning, when we went to look after them, they had disappeared. Somehow or other they had gotten out of the box. The natural presumption was they were stolen. Hut I didn't think bo. At all events the box was set aside and the mutter was forgotten until Christmas morning, when we heard a quacking outside, and on going out where th box had last been placed, there those two ducks wero talking to themselves and were glad to get back. No, we didn't kill them. We are going to keep them. You see, they sukpected they wire going to get it In the neck and bo they Just slid out. Being strangers in the city they did not know where to go and came back to our house. The funny part of it Is. those ducks had never ben in Omaha before and how they munagrd to get back to our house after being gone a day or two, I don't know, unless U was that they just determined to see If we had the nerve to kill them after placing so much conU tlaace lit us." Harrow Esoaita. from poisoning, caused by constipation, had Mrs. Young. Clay City, N. Y. Dr. King's New Life Pills cured her. 36a. For sals by tlherman & MeConnell Drug Co. Mortality Statistic. The following bit tits and deaths have been reix.iud to tho Board of Health dur ing the twenty-four hours ending at noon Wednesday; t'.iriliB John W. Andersou, 322-4 South Twenty-third. boy; Stuart Cutler, lii'j Smith Seventh avenue, boy; K. M. Clark .' lirand uvenue., boy; Osurga Gilbert' South lghleentli. girl, Clyde lloti i hoi ne. SS-J4 North Twenty-fourth, girl Frank J. Murphy. ia23 Leavenworth, girl: Jlm Prenosll, IS4 Houth Thlrieeeiuh. boy: Fred Itoberts. 11440 Bouth Twentieth avenue girl: F.lmo Htevens, 1124 Hamilton, girl; F. C. Vad. 4i Pacific, glrL Crunk 1 a..., 4.-. T... . " " w , w, iiunii , v al ter Johnson S. 2440 South Twei.tlvih ave nue: W. F. Sellner, 41. i&ug Burdette; Mary T. Atkins. 17. 40ul Isard; Mary Elisabeth jauus Wit W, tv.4 a4 SV BVIUUVt A Bkln of Beauty is a Joy Forevor. T. C FU Oourtud't OrUnt. rm or Mglol But.flr, SjftaVJk. aQ1 Hk .at fi OH bUty. 4Uid Cm ieiU)..Q. li La ioo4 IL tt at 7 earx and U so hrin:M c Usii it toUiu.f4 la prcrerljr m.:. fvil of airjiUu raa. Dr. L. A. 8m . ra 4v!4 U a, Ulf of th a.ut Wa a paiitLti: you la,U!a Will uaa U.rai. "V 1 ffCBfflD4 ' rrmm w tha taat Lwo.ful tf a;i ion." 1 r a!a b aJi diTkiw aiid Faist. IB tA CtUl4 stLsJaV Cka&A4 a4 KutUD. tmT.KVLMS.rm, 17 Grai Jim SItmI Iwlii D Hl.arsud I Men's irrzrrrss rin rtesrimn Saturn v 3 JQRJML i-y Sale.f 1 - - - ---- . , r bit n m. m u mm LawaraVaT w. Clothing Sale Saturday Chldr , s Thursday ExtraL Special Bargains! andkerchief Sale Thrsf handkerrliiofs wero mussotl and some t ho least bit soiled (luring the Christinas rush. AVe will sacrifice them before inventory at unheard of prices. Every one a liigh quality handkerchief. THOVSANDS or THE ihghkht class iiaxp- KKKCHIKIS 0 HAIUiAIN Hgi AUK AND TAULES SELLING AT HALF TIIK PRICE f WKATHEIi t ORFCAST ThnrKdsr, Fnlr an.1 Vi-r. U lly recn Trading Stamp Booth on Main Floor vg. WE ASKED A WEEK A(.(). In this lot are ladle' find men's plain white and colored border handkerchiefs, also men's fine initialed JapaneUe h a n d k e r chlefs, a big variety of neat gtylea. slightly mussed. Worth as high as 15c and 20c, at 2c nd 5c FINE HANDKERCHIEFS slightly mussed-at 8U Ladies dainty Swiss embroidered, scalloped edge and lace trimmed handkerchiefs man)' with linen renters, also men's all linen handkerchiefs, sold as high as 23c each, pretty designs, at. . . . 8ic Hosiery on Bargain Square Ladies', misses', children's, boys' and men' -'M-good quality Ilosiery in plain blacks, rib. 'th bed, flat weaves and fleece lined. Just the right winter weights on great bargain 10c-12M5c LADIES' WALKING SKIRTS $ These skirts are in plain colors and new mixed cloths very good serviceable winter skirts in late styles correct weight will give splendid wear throughout the winter, rt"h..rTJla!".If. ?!:?" 98 r Adv&nce Notice of Saturday Sale Men's Hijh Grade Overcoats and Suits Choice of Any Suit or Overcoat in Pease Ilros. Stock at $10. mm Choice of $10 and $12.50 Over coats and Suits at $3.00. Some Cozy Offices. There is one office building In Omaha that is always warm in winter and cool in summer. There are not very many offices vacant at the present time' in The Bee Building Among them, however, are some very choice small offices, which rent from $10 to $18. This price 'in cludes electric light, heat, water and janitor service and the advantage of being in an absolutely fire proof building. If you want a comfortable office, se ns before they are all gone. R. C. PETERS l C0 ,Rental Agents, Ground Floor, Bee Building. SON ASSAULTS OLD FATHER Saloon Kwprr Kicks and Caffs Asrd Man, Who Is Conllneil In Hospital. Ixttac Schlunk, proprietor of a rrsts.urs.nt and saloon in thu Vienna hotel at 1015 Karnmn street, was arrested Wednesday morning by Sergeant Kentfrow on a charge of axsault and battery on Jacob Bchlank, the aged father of the alleged assailant. Schlank secured hiM release on a bond and will have a hearing in pojlce court when his father is able to leave St. Joseph's hospital, where the old man is now con fined with Injuries said to have bem in flirted by his son last Saturday. The matter was brought to the personal attention of Chief of Police Donahue bj friends of the elder Schlank, whereupon the chief directed Sergeant Rentfrow to make a thorough Investigation of the case. According to Sergeant Rentfmw's report tn the matter the younger Schlank at tacked his father in the saloon last Satur day when the latter refused to carry some orders upstairs. Isaac Schlank is then re ported to have literally kicked his father out of the saloon and then to have fol lowed hln to the Schlunk restaurant at ill South Tenth street, where th son In flicted further punishment. The father's face and body bear numerous evidences of rouKh treatment and Ir. Oilmore reported the limn Is liable to lose the sight of on eye as the result of the punishment. the buildings and the growth of some of ' H these concerns Is surprising. They are just beginning to work the wonderful territory which lies at their command." Holiday nates. The Brie Railroad, the Picturesque Trunk Line of America, announces special holi day rates over its line from Chicago De cember 23. 24, 23, 30, 31st and January 1, to Columbus, O. ; Akron, O.; Toungstown, O.; Jamestown, N. Y. ; Salumanca, N. T.; Buf falo. N. Y.. and local stations. Apply to your local ticket agent, or J. A. Dolan, T. P. A., Railway Exchange Bldg., Chicago. Hoildar Hates Christmas and Njw Years. Greatly re duced rates via the Missouri Pacific rail way. Tickets on sale December 22, 23, li, ' 26, 30 and 31. 1906. and January 1, Good to return to and Including January , , run minrmuuon at cuy omces, S. B. Corner 15th and Farnaiu streets. Omaha, Neb. Terrible IJtsaatrr Averted. The terrible disaster of nervous break down, caused by dyspepsia. Is averted by Electric Bitters. 50c, guaranteed. For sal by Sherman & MeConnell Drug Co. MXCLL SURPRISED AT OMAHA Takes Off Ills Hat to the t.reat, Urottiit f.atenay of the Meat. Jack M-Coll, farmer, politician and former repuli;; - n i-mididate fxr governor. of Ixxingtn. Is in tie city for a few days, lie said: "Omaha is jumping Into the limelight In more ways than one, and on top of the reports of Its wonderful progress. I see the president has been taking a little no tice of this thriving burg lately. "Tea. the boys are pretty prosperous out our way this fall., W had a splendid crop, and that without the aid of the Irrigation ditches, which were not need, d or the crop this year. Things are surely booming In Nebraska, and. of course, when we have a good crop Omaha is sure to get the bent-nt. 1 am just taking a stroll around the wholesale district bere) nd Sllrer Thimbles Frenser. 15th and Dodge. Marriage Licenses. Name and Residence. Ajr. Ram Mandel, Omaha 26 Bessie Holm. Oinahu. 24 1 I-.ee M. Smith, Omaha 1 lxirelta iTiamliers, Omaha 27 Thomas Ktherton, Omaha Mussle hulth, Omaha m j Arthur R Rleser. Blarkwell, Okl ?S i Minnie W. Crane, Omaha 27 I Henry Kuettr. Jefferson Co.. Neh m Augusta IVhl. Jefferson Co., Neb Joseph Altmau, Omaha 26 Julia Ft chata. Clurks, Neb H3 Jerry FUlott. Omaha 22 Maud 1 nomas. Omaha 17 22-K. wedding rings. Kdhotm, jeweler. Water Par by Sheriff. New bath tubs are being Installed at the county Jail. Sheriff Power and Jailer Roach Hstert that the old tubs ei not water proof and that the new ones will nuble tliem properly to punish ttomo of the tough water-hating -characters whu are continually being coiftmllted to tlioir care. Raging Pre-Invcntory SaJcs All broken lines, all Christmas left-overs, all super fluous mid-winter stocks must be closed out by Ne'er-Day. Merciless trice cutting aid extra Green Trading Stamps make the present week THE GREATEST BARGAIN CAR. NIVAL IN OMAHA'S HISTORY. aaaBKaBHaaiMMBBBMHaasaBHaaBHaaMaB Thursday's Bargains in the Dry Goods Departments HOURLY SALES OF LADIES' HOUSE WRAPPERS. Fleece Lined Wrappers, good heavy material, fast colors, sizes only 32, 34 and 3(i, regular $1 Wrappers, Thursday from 9 to 11 a. ni. at TC Ladies' Dressing Sacques, our 50e, b'Dc, 75c and PA 95c sacques, at lvIC Ladies' Night Gowns, heavy outing flannel, neat rf r braid trimming, $1 quality, for C Girls' Tam Hats, the best 75c quality, 45 C Babies' Bonnets' white China silk, ruffles and fur Cfl trimming, regular 75c aud $1 qualities, at J"C Girls' and Misses' Dresses, warm, comfortable winter dresses, plain colors and small plaids, ages 6 to 14 years, prices were $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 and $2.25, all 1 1 Q now at I .I! Sale of Ladies' Underwear The perfect fitting Jersey rib bed fleece lined Union Suits in grey and cream, part wool, regular $1.50 value, special Thursday, AA a suit l.Vlll Odds and Ends in Children's Underwear Cheap Twenty dozen grey and white, fleece lined boys' and girls' Draw ers and Vests, worth to 50c a garment, special Thursday, a garment Ladies' and Children's Hose at Half Price 200 dozen fast black Maco and fleece lined hose, heavy ribbed and fleeced ribbed, children's hose, worth 25c a pair, C sale price Thursday, pair A nand Bug Special Thnrsday 25 dozen Walrus and patent leather Hand Bags in black and browns, worth to $1 each, Bale price Thursday, each MJ Great Sale of Ladies' and Children' Wool-n Mittens.. .100 dozen hand knit woolen mittens, in black and a few colors, must be sold at cost, divided into four lota: Lot 1 15c value, special, pair 10c Lot 2 25c value, special, pair 15c Lot 3 35c value, special, pair 20c Lot 4 50c value, special, pair 25c Golf Gloves 20 dozen fine imported hand Unit mercerized and woolen Golf Gloves, in full range of colors, regular 75c value, ifl special, a pair. vUt Stylish Furs Worth Up to $10, Choice $2.98 wo inn n i THE RELIABLE bTOKU. Stylish Furs Worth Up to $10, Choice $2.98 Bennett's Big Grocery Prepare for New Year's pritortain ing. Money naved on all purohasus DOT'BLB GRKK.N TKAP1NO STAMPS WITH THESE 1TK.MS. KeenVd Raisins, packiisi' 1'K- Currants, pound 1"" Andersun-B Tomato Soup, can Me Kuncy Salmon, inn 1 21 ' Atkinson s Breakfast Cocoa loc L't Grpcn TradinK Stamps with larKu can Liiani'ind t Cove oyster :.': 10 Clrcen Trading Stamps with cm Gay's Island Clams UhnQ 10 (Sreen Trading Stamps with 3 pkF:;. Bennett's Capitol Mince Moat iic 3( Green Trailing Stamps with pound Golden Santos eiff.'e Ill' 10 Grren Trading Stamps with pint Diamond S Clilll Sauce 2.'c 10 lireen Trading Htamps Willi thifi pkgs. Shredded Codfish Sr. 10 Green Trading Stamps with lb. New York Full Cream Cheese 10 Green Trading Stamps with lb. Finest Domestic Swiss Cheese 2J- 10 Green Trading Stamps with quart Knur Pickles 1"' 10 Green Trading. Stamps with pint bottle Columbia catsup -"c H t M Fresh Koal tliimond C Soap, 10 bars :e Tea Slftlngs. pound pkpr lo ed c JolTee, lb .15c Hot Snaps in Crockery Annual Half Price Sale rf Ldle' Garment Now in Full HlaM. Thousands of fonts. Suits, Fur. Skirts, Wnlsts. etc.. will Ko at just hnlf their regular price. This sale wltl continue for two weeks and means wonderful saving to our customers. Com" nt once before the lines are broken. All our I. 00 Coats in this sale A Aft nt f.UU $12.00 Co.its, In tine kerseys and handsomn fancy mixed fn lilies 4R Inches lonR ftft sale price O.UU $2Ui0 Coats, in all the best fabrics and newest styles. Including the new Alice f f t( Hoosevelt (.'oat during this sale 1U.UU AH Our Illgli tirade Coats in kerseys, cheviots, co verts, etc., Rome fur lined, regular ir Aa $:;0.00 values, at Ij.UU live Miter in 11 Squirrel Coats of tho very finest quality. $125 values while they Inst at $ IS.nO Astrakhan Capes, 30 Inches long satin lined, In this sale at Krltnmer Coats of the verv best qualify, sold at $75.00, now Watch dally papers fur treat sales on Cravs nette Coats, Skirts. Waists, etc. Greatest bargain ever known in Omaha. KXTKA SPW1ALS TlimSPAV. From H Till 10 A. M. $2. no Sateen and Molr , I'nderskirts at choice rio Women's $,".00 Rath Hohes $2.03 From 0 Till 11 A. M. Lansdown Dressing Sacquea, velvet trimmed, with large collars, $ 1.F.0 values, at OOo From H:30 Till 10 A. M $1.60 Flannelette Wrap. PP'a (ma 7,"ie Dressing Sacques From 0:30 Till 10:30 A. M. Women's Long Kimonos, regular $2 values.. 80o Great Calendar Sale Closing out all Fancy Calendars at Just half regular prices. 10c Calendars for 5c 1 30c Calendars for Ma 20c Calendars for 10c 50c Calendars for 2-"Vo All 75c Art Calendars, choice 25o Everything in the Calendar line must go. St.l.OO Sofn Fil lows OMc. Do not miss this snap a complete Sofa Pillow filled with silk floss, satlo top special, OHc. 62.50 7.50 37.50 CLEANING VP IIANDKKUCHIKFH. 5c Handkerchiefs at 3 for ."n- 10c Handkerchiefs at 5c 15c Handkerchiefs at 7 He Great Pre-lnventory Grocery Sale We invoice January 1st, and to reduce our stock on the following goods we will sacrifice them at the following low prices: 22 Pounds Pure Cane Granulated Sug.ir for $1.00 4 8-lb. sacks Fancy High Patent Min nesota Flour, nothing finer for fam ily use $1.23 10 bars best brands Laundry Soap.25c 10-lb. sacks Best Granulated Cornmeal 15c 2-lb. cans Fancy Sweet Sugar Corn. 5c 4-lb. pkg. Gold Dust 18c 011 Sardines, per can 2gC 2-lb. cans Fancy Wax or String Beans OHc 3-lb. cans Boston Baked Beans.. 7 He Real Bargains in Art Thousands of Hardware Bargains l-lb. can Condensed Cream 7Ho Large Italian Prunes, lb 5j Fancy Cleaned Currants, lb Da Fancy Large Muscatel Raisins, lb.. Bo Fruit. Fruit. Fruit. Fancy Cooking Figs, lb 7M Sweet. Juicy Navel Oranges, doz,.12c Shelled Popcorn, lb 3o Fancy Mixed Nuts, lb 12Ko New Honey, por rack 15o Large, Juicy Lemons, doz 15a HAYDER3 BROS. Prices Slashed on Every Hand I j LIEBIG C0MPANYS Extract of Beef Ready In a minute sustains for hours 1 tnnt of deiiciom boiitlloa la t ft CUSHION SOLE SHOES "FOOT COMFORT" Is what we -ull our Men'i Cushion Snln Shoes, nnd they are the. only OENL'INIS CVhlt ION fiOI.ES. Hand sewed, whlrh makes them flex ible ancl easy on the (not niadi; over a broul foot-form lust, which alluw.i the foot to rest squarely on the Hole, and not on the upper?, as most of the t'UHhion eole shoes are made. If your feet trouble you, emne in and try a plr of these foot comfort shoes. i.4 aw tV-1 VON Highot Aw.rd it Lincoln, 1(9. Highett Award vti Gold Medal at Trant-MiMHiippi Eapoiition. Omaha,l!f8.Hlphnt Award and Gold Mdal at L i and Clark Cintonnial Zaposition, Portland, Ore., 190;. This, whi in compaction with th rruvned bn of tht world, and when judged by tin aioit critical aaparM. Order a cm ibr roue hocoa. At 1 Te5T m ''?als in Tourist Tourist oar passenrfers on the Union Paoiflo njoy excellent dining car service at tnod rU expense. All meals in dining cars are served A LA CARTE s complete meal or light lunch being obtained at reason able prices, passengers paying only for what they order Meals can alno be pro cured at first-class dining stations or at lunch counters en route. Or, it passengers choose, they can provide themselves with lunch baskets, which can be replenished as occasion requires at the different eating houses on the line. It you crota the continent In one ot the tourist sleepers of tbe UNION PACIFIC Ton will enjoy your trip and sara cooslileruliln money . Inquire at CITT TICKET OFFICE. 13.M FA R.N AM ST. 'Phone 834. Z0 cm -nijl Stopped MlQFarnara Si. t 9m The most severe head. aches will yield in a few to Bromo-Lai no Quinine). ufTer any longer. I'daboi today ask your druggibt (or the urnH;e 1 omra i-ioz- LnBeT"! 'T eenes win ft Xl n l m 1 o u t e a Don't au CONTAINS NOOU Ail druKists. 2-c. or by mail. ININEtaV In k11 DENTAL Drexel Shoe Co. I'M TAFTS ROOMS. 1517 Douglas St. ALWAYS INSIST ON CETITNQ A mmim, li""1"."""'1!' ', ' " .' -" "1-rJ nrtti.t How to write a Furnished room Ad RPQAIIQE Tom will have a cia-ar eyuai ut Imported f. R. PICt MLRv&NKLE CICAB CO., MANUFACTURERS. ST. LOUIS. I You can't rent a bare, poorly furnish pel room s pasily as a oozy, attractive furnisliptl oup. People wont answer an adver tisempnt as readily if you do not make it inviting if you do not make them feel that yours is just the room they want. Here it the kiwi nnt to rritt: FOR BENT flood furnlKhed mom for two gentlemen, Karnaln afreet. Thit umihl tie more apt to rent the room: FOB RENT I'lea.iant smith tront room. f'r two gentlemen -wll lurnlslied hKth on aame floor -fl riiinuttH walk from down .on, Kaniani utreet. The first ad wont cost as much, but If the longer ad will rent the room, because it is attractive, It's a good Investment. Tclephoue 288. 80,000 Real Circulation. x r