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8 THE OMAIIA SUNDAY BEE: MAY 27, 190(5. INDICTMENT OF ELBOURN Grand Jury Said to Hare Found Bill Arainst Ei-Oity Clerk. CHARGE IS TAMPERING WITH BALLOTS Elboara . Himself Waa So Impressed with Report Ha Appeared at Court Hoaae to Sarreader. Contrary to expectation, th county grand Jury returned no Indictment Satur day. At noon the Jury adjourned until Monday without reporting to the court. It la rumored a report on the alleged ballot fraud case and the aliened Moral practice In the Third ward at the last eleetjbn will be made Monday. The rumor was persis tent Friday and Saturday that an Indict ment had been yoted against former City Clerk William H. Elbourn on a charge of tampering with the ballots In a number of the precincts at the primary election. In which he was a candldnte for renomlnation. The rumor was so positive Friday that Mr. Elbourn went to the court house to give himself up, but he was told no Indictment had been returned yet. It Is believed tho return will be made Monday. The evidence taken by the grand Jury, It la said, shows that ballots were tampered with In eight precincts. . The fact that so many ballot boxes were affected was taken as evidence the changes In marking the bal lots were made after the boxes had left the hands of the election boards and given Into the custody of the city clerk. The grand Jury made a request on City Clerk Butler Saturday morning for the poll book used at the May 1 election in tho Fourth precinct of the Third ward. The clerk asked the legal department If he had a right to break the seal of the envelope which contained the book wanted and was informed that It would be well to Insist upon a district court order before breaking the seal. LOUIS A. STORCK IS DEAD Teteraa Railroad Rate Clerk Passes Away After Drlef Attack of Paeasnonla. Louis A. Storck, Identified for a quarter of a century w)th the Northwestern rail road as rate clerk, died Friday morning at St. Joseph's hospital after a brief Illness of pneumonia. The funeral will be held Monday afternoon.. Rev. T. J. Mackay will 'conduct the services at 2214 North Twenty lxth street, the residence of Mrs. Edward AVeberg, one of Mr. Storck' daughters. ' Mr. -Storck was chief rate clerk under J. R. Buchanan, general passenger agent for the old Fremont, Elkhorn A Missouri Val ley railroad, and when that line was ab- sorbed by the Northwestern Mr. Storck waa retained as a rate clerk In the local offices. He was In the service at Missouri Valley and Oiaaha about twenty-five years altogether. He was an expert In his line of work. Many compilations of rates bear his name, and his memory was of an extraordinary character. Mr. Storck was 68 years of age and a native of Germany. Since the death of his wife ho lived at the home of one of his daughters. The" other daughter, Mr. Somers, will come from Chicago for the funeral. ' Mr. 8tock wa a veteran mem ber of the Royal Arcanum. PASSING OF ' STAGE LINES Tralas Hare Pot Most Coaches Out of Baslaes, flays Vetera Stager. James Stephenson has returned from a two months' visit with his son at Boise, Idaho. Mr. Stephenson Is one of the old time freighters and stage line men of the western country. "The old stage lines are now practically a thing of the pant," said he. "The rail roads have finished the stage lines, except In some sections where trains are not prac ticable. About the last of the lines of any length was that between Lender and Raw lins, and as a railroad is now being built between those points, that line practically has gone out of existence. "I have disposed of about all of my In terests in tho stage lines, nd about all that are being operated in the western country now are the short star route lines, and these are, not operated any more at a profit. The farmers in that section have generally gut possession of these star routes and can operate them cheaper than the old-time stage companies.'' Snndbaaaed by a heavy cold or cough, your lungs are helpless till you cure them with Dr. King's New Discovery. 60c and 11.0'). For salo by Sherman & McConnell Drug company. DIPSOMANIACS MAY WAIT HERE Likely Xot to Be Beat to Asylum t'atll Supreme Court Passe on Matter. The decision of Judge Cornish of Lancas ter county that the dipsomaniac law la void probably will result In no more dipsomaniac case being sent up from Douglas county until the supreme court passes upon the law. There is now but on case pending before the board. This is the case of Henry Smith, an alleged drug fiend who wa In the asylum for treatment once before. He ha since returned to the drug habit and the commissioners have been asked to send him back to Lincoln. . They will not act on the case until the law 1 passed on by the supreme court. Don't take acoop coffee when yon want Arbuckles' ARIOSA Coffee, which is old only In sealed packages and never loose out of a "scoop." A grocer may recommend a loose cof fee at so much a pound. lie is all right. He means well. If he handled the coffee himself from the tree to you, you might veil trust him Implicitly. " But be does not ! - He may know something about coffee. He may think he does, but let that pass. He buys it loose ! From whom ? You don't know if you did it would not mean anything. He trusts the man he buys it from maybe a salesman, maybe It does not matter. What do they know aDOUu COIieer itiuie iuau luc i Perhaps. Where do they get their coffee? Where does it come from ? Whose hands touched it last ? Where had they been ? TI..1, foil Tatra f mm RrnTiliflfl Viv the looks after it is roasted, and it takes a man, expert by years of practical ex perience, to select sound, sweet green man with the knowledge and experience to proportion and blend for uniform re-1 from ns direct. Send us $1.80, postal or a suits in the cup. First they must have the supply to preserve uniform quality. Arouckies Buy more couee man any four other concerns in the world com bined, and their coffee is the most uni form. Then the roasting. "The Brazilian Ambassador tells me that coffee-roasting is an art," was the court testimony of a world famous chem ist. Where are artists more likely to find employment manipulating a little roast er or in the Arbuckle mills, where the yearly roast amounts to tho hundred million pound ? Don t take scoop coffee, btit buy a package of Arbuckles' ARIOSA. Take it home and keep the bean intact until, ready to use. We hermetically seal each bean after roasting with a coating of fresh egg3 ami granulated sugar to close the pores and preserve the flavor. A lit tle warming makes it easy to grind and develops the flavor. Coffee deteriorates if exposed to the air it also collects dust and absorbs impurities. That is why you should "BEWARE OF THE SCOOP." If your grocer will not sell you the genuine Arbuckles' ARIOSA Coffee it will be greatly to your advantage to buy express money order, aud we will send 10 pounds of Arbuckles AK1USA in a strong wooden box, transportation paid to your freiRiit station, I'nce fluctuates una cannot be guaranteed for any period. You cannot buy as good coffee for the money under any other name or loose by the pound. More the coffee will come in the original packages bearing the signature of Arbuckla Bros., which entitles you to free presents 10 pounds 10 signatures. New book with colored pictures of 97 beautiful useful presents will be Rent free if you write. You caq write first and see the book before you order the coffee. . The present department is an old in stitution with us to add a little senti ment to the business. PRICE IS NO EVIDENCE OF QUALITY ! ARIOSA is just as likely to suit your taste as coffee that costs 25 or 35 cents a pound. It aids digestion and increases the power and ambition to work. Address our nearest office Box, Dept. ARBUCKLE BROTHERS. n Water Street, New York City. 100 Michigan Avenne. Chlcaeo, III. Liberty Avrnne and Wood Street, I'lttubnrgh, Pa, til South Beventh Street, Bt. ouie. Mo. DAflLMAN FINISHING SLATE Mayor "W ill Have List of Appointment! Beady for Tuesday. WILL WHISPER TO THE COUNCIL FIRST Ml Refusal to Allow the Legis lators to Blake ftuvgestlons Adds to the Feeling of Discord. Mayor Dahlman will put the finishing touches to hlB slate of appointments Mon day or Tuesday. It is likely he will call in the councilmen Monday to break the tidings to them privately. At any rate, the mayor has some such matter under con sideration. But it Is distinctly understood that the councilmen are to be called In to receive the news not to make suggestions. This attitude of Mayor Dahlman has had the effect upon councilmen that rubbing the back of a cat towards Its head has on the cat. The big six or Funkhouuer faction, especially, Is possessed of an idea that It should be a large factor In running the city government, but the' mayor, so far, ha not been heard to define his opinion about that. Threats have been made and repeated to a number of effects that a ma jority of the council will turn down all re publican appointments; that the majority will reject all the appointments because It has not been consulted In making them; that It will reject certain ones that meet with 11 favor and confirm others, and lastly tnat it win snow the mayor he Is not exactly all of the big noise In the govern ment of the municipality of Omaha, The upholstery in the executive chambers continues to be plastered with Individuals who have a mania for seelu their names on city warrants. "I expect to give out the list Tuesday In time tor tho evening papers," said the mayor. "Possibly I shall call the- council men together to Inform them of the ap pointment on Monday." Very Low Btu -faesday. Every Tuesday, balance of the year, ths Chicago Great Western railroad will sell homeseekers' ticket to Minnesota, North Dakota and Canadiau northwest at about bait rate; to other territory tint and third Tuesdays. Writ H. H. Churchill. Q. A l&tf Farnam street. Stat niunUir in party and when going. risalaar aad Cimlns Rates to Btadl os LaJte, Vatervtlle aad Ely aim a, Silas-, Via Cbtcasa Great Wester. For parties of tea or mora, one far and one-third for the round trip, good for ten days. Tickets on sale dally until Sep tember SO. For further Information apply to any Great Western agent, or J. F, Elmer, G. P. A., Bt. Paul. Minn. Wert, Dentist, Paxton block. FISHING AMD CAMPING MATES TO CLEAR LAKE, I A., Via Chirac Great Wasters Railway For parties of .10 or more on far and one-third for the round trip, good fur It day Ticket on sal dally until Septem ber SO. For further Information apply to any Oreat Western agent or J. P. Uiutr, O, P. A.. Bt. Paul. Minn. Engraved Wedding Invitation A. Root, (Inc.) mo Howard Bt.. Omaha, Hav Root print It. Mao's, boy', children clothing, ha ladle' Lilts, skirt, millinery, etc, cash radiL Popl Btore, Uih and Farota. Sterling Silver ilenaer, isth and Dodge. Best Values at Kew Hotel Woodstock, New York. It Is the aim of the proprietor to give is patrons as near honest value as is compatible with first-class service and homelike comfort, at the new steel-built, fireproof Hotel Woodstock (125-125 West Forty-third street, near Broadway, Times or Long Acre square.) The very heart of the city, In the midst of the theaters, clubs, etc. Adjacent to subway, 'I." roads and Broadway cars to all ferries and rail way stations. 912.50) to St. Paul xud Minneapolis , ana itctnru From Omaha, via Chicago Great Western Railway. Tickets on sale daily after May 31 to September ?0. Final return limit, October 31. Equally low rates to other points In Minnesota, North Dakota, Wiscon sin and lower Michigan. For further In formation apply to H. H. Churchill, general agent, Farnam street,. Omaha. v. DIAMONDS Frenzer, 16th and Dodge at The query "Should United State Judges Be Elected 'by the People" will be consid ered at the meeting of the Omaha Phil osophical society at its next meeting Sunday, May 27, Mr. L J. Dunn delivering the opening address. The society meets at S o'clock p. m. In Patterson block. WATCHES Frenser, 16th and Dodge sts. Low rates to Boston and New Haven, Conn., and return, via the ERIE RAIL ROAD Picturesque trunk line of America. Apply to ticket agents, or J. A. Dolan. T. P. A., Chicago. DIAMONDS Edholra. ltttb & Harney sts. I u "nt as cent STonri I rSlSDodc'eSW FLAGS For Decoration Day Wednesday. May 30th. la Decoration day. It'a none too early to think of your decorations. We have a full assortment of flag In mus lin, wool and cotton bunting, all at our special prices. 'Here are bo rue of them: Small, 2x3, per dozen ... 3c Mag, 2Hxt, IH' dozeu. Ac Hag. 4xd, per dozen. . .loc Flags, 11x18, per dosen . 2.1c Large, 27x43, each 12c Flags, 86x56, each 20c Flags, 40x66, earn 25c Flags, 40x72, each 38c 3d 3ES2ini j$l8 SES Buy a Direct Action Gas Range now and avoid the un pleasantness and heat of a coal stove. . Be sure the gas stove you buy is a Direct Action no experiment, as they are being tried and tested every day in over two hundred Omaha, homes and are found to be entirely satisfactory. Direct Action Gas Ranges save their cost in a single season in the gas they save quick service immediate oven action safe the Gas Range you want. Sold on very easy payments. Demonstrated all next week by Mrs. Plummer. Come and investigate them for yourself. TO'J i fADNAM 6TDEETS, OMAHA. (People Furniture A Carpet Co.) . tel.,.. L.a -f..L : . ... J. ..-, M..... . ... r T'" irr'l 11 in nrL " - ' - ' ;- 'fj fjljiti Jfla Wiiitc Canvas Oxfords The season is now on for White Canvas Oxfords.' We are fully pre pared to supply the demand In all grades. We use nothing but Be best of material and can guaran tee the wear of every pair we sell. White Canvas Oxfords ranging In price from $1.75 to $2.50. Best grade White Duck, Sea Island Cotton and Genuine Linen, in welt and turn soles, at $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00. We also have a full line for misses and children. Misses' White Duck, sizes 11 to 2, $1.50 and $1.75. Children's White Duck, sizes 8V4 to 11, $1.25. These misses' and children's shoes are made for service, hav ing sole leather inner, and outer solos. ' ' We Have a Full Line For women we have a full Une of Colored Canvas, in the follow ing popular shades: Blue, pink and gray. These come in the best grades and sell for $3.00. Drexel Shoe Co. 1419 Farnam Street. tHICMHTtm IntU'H U UtU m4 4i ... Ml l ku. mm4 tu mm i. T k Him XAm a. Hfm. m rail a . a-a. S7 I THE GIRL GRADUATE . i An her Will exp a" graduation any , J. 1 Bhe'll be pleased with most ;nU.u"ful brace.et. wal.t- j k graduate Pcht Price. Too i-' I GILLETTE BLADES 5c EACH 10 Blades in box SOc Gillette Razor Case and 12 blades for WOO $2.00 Sbumat Razor 91.00 Positively Guaranteed Your Money Hack If -Not More Than I'leaned. $1.00 Razor Strops 50c Bee display in our 15th St. winds. BEATON DRUG CO. 15TH AND FARNAM 25c Williams' Shaving Sticks get under quk. no limit 11 to auaatlty ............... I" YOUNG MEN'S SHOES We've made pprl",l provision for our young men patrons. The younj men always wunt bh- thai are JUST THE CORRECT THING We've high and low cut .hoes on a extreme last, to..) very narrow 3 toes with every style kink tnafcari be put Into a shoe $3.50, $4.00 to $5.00 No newspaper an do these .hoes justice. Come see ihem. I FRY SHOE CO. Th Bhoars, Ulh and Douglas Sts Sole Omaha agents for Hart, Schalfner Q Marx Clothing. THE RELIABLE STORE v ' But a Hart, Schalfner & Marx Hand Tailored Suit. They're Best. x amaiimai um - - " Sfte Best of Everything The Only Double Track Railway to Chicago MAY AND JUNE Round Trip Rates Boston .-., $29.75' Louisville 19.75 Deadwood 18.75 St. Paul ...... 12.50 Milwaukee 20.00 New Haven .... 33.35, And many others. Full particulars promptly and glfdly furnished. i City Off lces 1401-1403 FARNAM ST. OMAHA TEL. 624-861 an i,-p-i-i)w ii'ij ir'-aiiy;;ji,ii M 'f :flar f-jil i i '; - E LatatiaaSa-1 the World Onimo ' Is King! Pre-eminent in merit Unequaled in value. WHAR A PAIR ' " For the dressy I1EXCH.MAUE man. for th OX1MOD8 particular man and for the man who wants the best shoe made. Prices, $4 to $6. The $3.60 Onimod is for the man who wants a good, shoe for a small price. We guarantee a perfect fit by mail. Write for Style Book B-8. eaent 20s .SALE OF MEN'S CLOTHING Keenest appreciation of our Saturday values was shown hy the tremendous sales. Such an opportunity as this to save about one-half on your summer clothing purchases is unusual so iar!y iu the season and should be. taken immediate advantage of. Look elsewhere if you will, but como hero before ,.you buy. You'll bet ter appreciate our values. $12,150 AXI) $l,VO JIKX'S S11T9 $7.50 .X1I $10.(K. Over fifty different put (ems in this lot from which to select. Valuon, stylo and quality that overshadow! anything shown in the city nt prices fo low. A great saving opportunity " 7.50 ,d $10 fl0.50 AM) $20.00 MUX'S $12.r0 AXD 913.00. SUITS 2 MINERAL WATER BY BOTTLE OR CASE Our store has Ions been known as headquarters for ell kinds of Mineral Water, an1 we are in position to make the lowest obtainable price by buttle or rate. Boro Lethla Water, caae 1! H gallons, 15 00 Doro Lethla Water, ciumj 60 quarta W 60 Horo Ithla Watfr. iw 100 plnta 19.0.'. Quart Leborah GiiiKer Ale, caae 60 Jo.tA) Quart Deborah Gliier Ale, dux., (1.2&; botUa 'c Arolllnarla Water SPECIAL, PRICES Write or call for Hat of Mineral Waten lt'a a lung one. Sherman & McConnell Drug Co. Cor. 10ta and Dodge, Omaba, Neb. , The finest assorlmont of hand-tailored garments o have ever shown. Latest stylos, bout colors, patterns and materials, and unsurpassed in quality, workmanship and fit. Suits wcrth from $10. 50 to $20.00, it.u:o.E.T..:?:8.i2!!and$i5 VOUU OUTIXG 81 ITS IW.HV.. Just what you're looking for and at a price that will be a pleasant surprise All coats hav hair cloth self-retata-lng fronts and are perfectly tailored throughout. See our Monday specials, at $15, $12.50, ? A ( 10. S7.50 and JiUU MEX'S OUTIXO PAXTS Homespuns, cheviots. canBlnieres, serges, fancy worsteds, etc., at $:i.75, $3.50, $2.3, $i.wa ana. . . CHILDHEX'S WASH SUITES Greatest assortment, best values, at $-.io down to CHH-DREX'S WASH KXEE PAXTS Specially good values, at $1.50 down to SOc and .1.50 50c 25c asss OEM Tlae Fai of fie Sessffl 11 kinds of seal goods in jewelry wlll.be worn extensively this season. This really beautiful goods make very appropriate presents, and. is (specially suitable tof graduation gifts. We quote prices on a few crticles: Up-to-date Bracelets in solid gold, set in diamonds and pre- ( ions stones, also plain Roman eoler or polished, from $8.00 and tip 14 k. gold filled firncelst.s, plain or engraved $2.00 and up Peal Bracelets, verv modern and stylish, from $2.00 and np Solid Goid Seal Kings $2.00 and up Seal Stick. Pins $1.0Oandup Seal Shirt W aist Sets $1.50 and up We do the engraving as you desire, in a thoroughly modern and artistic manner. Don't forget, We are the headquarters for Watches and Watch lie pairs. You are always welcome AT THE SIGX OP THE CROWN. 115 South 16th Street Opposite Boston Store, Omaha. rammer vacaoosi Where? 3 Thousands have the question answered to their complete satisfaction by that magic word: 1 6iif U 3 The land of tawny peak and turquoise sky a mile high cool and inviting. 3 Fishing, camping, automobiling, golfing, any sport you like. 3 A keener eye, a stronger pulse, a rosier check: these are some of the arguments for Colorado. 4 A beautifully illustrated booklet on apecially prepared and delicately tinted paper, with cover in three color, Bent ior three two-cent atampi. 4 Rock (aland ia the way to go only line entering both Colorado Spring and Denver direct from the East. H Low rate all summer special reduction July 10 to 15, (or the Elk' meeting. Full particular on request, with free illustrated Elks' folder. F. P. RUTHERFORD, D. P. A. 1323 Farnaiu Street, Omaha, Neb. IK, r (mil TIME OHABA TO THE EAST See our schedules to some of the principal eastern cities: Detroit 21 hours Buffalo 27 hours Syracuse 30 hours Albany 33 hours New York 37 hours Boston 44 hours Indianapolis 21 hours Cincinnati 24 hours Pittsburg. .20 hours Philadelphia.... 35 hours Baltimore 3G hours Washington 3S hours The Illinois Central's fast "Chicago Limited" train leaves Omaha at-6:00 p. m. Fast day, train at 8:00 a. in. Union depot connections in Chicago for nearly all -principal points. Steamship tickets to all European and Asiatic points. Cafe car service. Tickets and information at City Ticket Office, 1402 Farnam St., Omaha. SAMUEL NORTH, District Passcncer Agent 1C it '1 V