HIE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JULY 29, 1906.
FORTUNE SEWED IN CLOTHES
ttrm Thousand In Sills and Two Thousand
Certificate round on Hermit
, GEORGE A. WEYGOLD UP FIR INSANITY
014 Mil Who Was Starrla Elaa
Imaflaarr Spirits of Departed
Relatives to Bo Ei-inlitd.
Th police founil 17,000 In hundred dol
lar bills and a bank certificate for 11.000
carefully distributed and fastened Inside
the garments of Oeorge A. W.jrgoJd, the
old Ofrman hermit, rescued Friday morn
ing from his dingy room at 2312 Hickory
street, where he was slowly starring to
death. Weygold was sent to the county
Jail for the present. The insanity board
will examine the man and a guardian will
be appointed for him.
Friday morning Weygold told the po
lice he had a lot of money hidden some
where, but would not tell where he placed
his savings. After the police surgeons
had revived the man the police searched
him and found the bills inside his cloth
ing and securely fastened.
With a small fortune on his person
Weygold was literally starving to death
In his room, with his dog as companion.
Fearing the sclrlts of his relatives would
get his wealth the old man hid under his
bench. He said he coiild see the shades
of his grandfather and uncles peering In
at his window, while the ghost of his
bi other sat in a rocking chair In the
room. All, he thought, were conspiring
to get his horde. He went for nearly
three days without food or water, hiding
under the bench, where he was found by
the police. The old man's dog gave the
alarm.
MUNICIPAL BAND FOR OMAHA
Proposition seated by Captoia
Berger, Vetera a Leader of Royal
Hawaiian Band.
Captain Berger of the Royal Hawaiian
band paid a neat compliment Saturday
morning to Omaha's beautiful garden spot
Hanscotn park after visiting that
place. To make the park perfect, in the
captain's eyes, a band should be In at
tendance every afternoon during the out
door season.
The cost of having a band at Hanscora
park every afternoon would be so trilling
per capita and the results so far-reaching
that the matter should be pushed
through," remarked Captain Berger. "The
Hawaiian government has spent In the
last thirty-four years many millions for
maintenance of the royal band, which fur
nishes music to the people every day.
I should think Omaha could well afford
to maintain a municipal band, at least
during the outdoor season."
The captain and his associates feel
pleased with their reception In Omaha.
The band will go to Kansas City from
here, returning home In October.
Captain Berger felt he had a Just critic
ism to offer on the lack of ventilation at
the Auditorium stage. He said the tem
perature on the stage Friday evening was
90. which was very oppressive for the
players. The leader said his bandmen
were used to heat, but when It came to
playing Indoors at a temperature of DO
they were working against a great dif
ficulty. He thought the Auditorium man
agement should improve the stage ventila
tion.
Aoajnal Raearaloa to Datata.
Via Great Northern line will leave Glous
City at : p. m.. Thursday, August t ar
riving PyJuLh Friday morning. Return
ing will leave Duluth at 4 o'clock Sunday
sfternooa, August 1. Round trip fare only
$S. Special through trains will bo run
consisting of tourist sleepers and day
coaches. Double berth In sleeping car 11
each way. Duluth and vicinity comprise
one of the most enjoyable points for a few
days outing. "Coat trips may be made to
many places of Interest In Lk. Superior
at small cost
Persons desiring berths should make
reservations as early as possible In order
to Insure getting accommodations. Apply
t Agent Great Northern railway, Sioux
City, or to Archbald Gray, Assistant Gen
eral Tassenger Agent, Sioux City, la.
Summer Tntri,
The Wabash has Issued a beautiful
pamphlet. "MOUNTAIN, LAKE AND
EA." Those planning a summer trip
should ask for one. Wabash City Office,
ltd Farnam St., or address Harry E.
Moores, O. A. P. D., Omaha, Neb.
Chaataaejaa Assembly,
.Harlaa, la., Aagnst 4 to 13.
Fare and one-third for the round trip via
Chicago Great Western Railway. Tickets
on sale August 9 and 11. Return limit Au
gust li. For further Information apply to
any Great Western agent, or J. P. Elmer,
P. A., St. Paul, Minn.
BARKRl'PT SHOE STOCK.
Braadrls Bays Immense Stork of Wm
Porter Sons, Lynn, Blase., at a
Startling- Price Redaction.
Sale begins Thursday, August 2.
Through a Boston wholesale shoe house
we bought thousands of pairs of ladles'
stylish oxfords and shoes from the Porter
bankrupt' stork. These shoes are all new.
fushlonable, up-to-date and perfect in every
way. We place the entire stock on sale at
prices that are almost Incredible. A won
derful chance to buy high-class shoes nt
about half price. Sale begins next Thurs
day. See the big window display.
J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS.
Reasonable Rates at Fine Jew Hotel,
Hew York.
"Comfort without extravagance" at the
ew, fireproof Hotel Woodstock, on Forty-
third street, near Broadway, New York.
Try the new Hotel Woodstock and you
will come again and bring your friends.
There Is no better hotel in the world and
the prices are moderate. -
Flahlna; and ramping nates to Madi
son Lake, Watrrvllle and Elyalan,
Minn., Via Chicago Great
Western.
For parties of ten or more, one fare and
one-third for the round trip, good for ten
days. Tickets on sale dally until Sep
tember 30. For further Information apply
to II. H. Churchill, G. A., 1612 Farnam St.
BROKERS ACCUSE RAILROADS
Scalpers Declare Companies Have
Aided Business to Malntala
Combination on Rates.
The ticket brokers filed their showing
preparatory to an answer to nine suits
brought by the railroads in the federal
court asking that an Injunction be Issued
to prevent the brokers from further deal
ing In railroad transportation at reduced
rates. The showing is filed by John J. and
riiillp II. Philbln and Ed Murphy of
Omuha, James B. Martin and T. C. Bennett
of Lincoln. It makes three points why the
Injunction should not be granted:
1. The roads have been guilty of such
laches by permitting brokers for thirty
years to deal In transforation at reduced
rates as to be deprived of any Injunction
relief from damages, If they have sus
tained any damages. Courts of equity do
not hold In favor of sluggish and stale de
mands. 1. Koads have been Dartles to buvlnr and
selling of tickets by brokers and have
aided brokers In handling them.
3. The tickets sought to be protected
are the fruits of an unlawful combination
to fix and maintain passenger rates In the
middle and far western states by the
western tassenger association.
JOHN A. RINE GETSTHE JOB
Appointed to Second Assistant Attor
neyship Which Is Declined
by D. W. Morrow.
John A. Rlne has been appointed by City
Attorney Burnham to fill the newly cre
ated position of second assistant city at
torney at a salary of J2.0CO a year. D. W.
MVrrow, who was the attorney's first
choice, declined the place. Mr. Rlne won
out In competition with a number of
others. He Is a young man, educated at
the University of Michigan, and has prac
tlced law In Omaha for the last six years.
During this time he has been with the
legal firm of Smyth & Smith. He has
been prominent In local democratic politics
In a quiet way. He filed his oath Batur
day and 'Will take up his new work early
next week.
All-Day River tCxcarsloa.
For the first time In years pleasure
seekers of Omaha are on August IS to have
an opportunity to enjoy an all day trip on
the river, the steamer R. C. Gunter, the
largest boat on the Missouri, having ar
ranged for a cruise of thirty-five miles up
stream on that date. Landing will be
made at a grove,' where a stay of three
hours will be made. Family parties and
private picnics will characterise the trip
nnd while the meal Is being partaken of
under the shade of the trees, Stockwell's
orchestra will dispense music.
Many families have already taken pas
sage. Including several of Omaha's most
prominent cltliens and the excursion prom.
lses to be a rare treat.
Manager Baughman of the Gunter has
limited the number of passengers to 500
and the tickets are going rapidly. The
Myers-Dillon Drug company Is handling
the tickets for the occasion.
Gleawood Cbaataaqaa &ow Mates Via
Barllngtoa Rente.
Saturday. July 28, will be Omaha and
Council Bluffs day at the Chautauqua,
Glenwood, la.
Round trip tickets at $1.30 from Omaha
and 35 cents from Council Bluffs on sals
dally July 28 to August J. Limit August 1
; Tickets, 1502 Farnam St., Omaha.
Card of Thanks.
We wish to thank all our friends, the
Royal Achates and the brother engineers
who extended their sympathies relative to
the death of our loving brother, Frank
Gotham. The floral offerings were beautiful
and all of our friends were very consider
ate.
MRS. W. 8. JARDINE and family.
MRS. LKE M'GREER and family.
fiS.OO to Mllwaakeo aad Rctara
via Chicago Great Western Hallway
account Eagles' convention August 11
Tickets on sale August 11 and 12. Return
limit August 22. For further Information
apply to H. H. Churchill, G. A., Ull Far
nam St., Omaha, Neb.
Spead the Sammer at Cherokee Park,
Colorado Moaatala Retreat
la the Rockies.
Splendid tlshlng grounds, magnificent
scenery, good hotel accommodations and
low rates via ths UNION PACIFIC. For
further particulars. Inquire at City Ticket
Office, 14 Farnain street. 'Phone Douglas
m
Men's, boys', children's, clothing, hats.
ladles' suits, skirts, millinery, etc.. cash or
credit. People's Store, 10th and Farnam.
Werti, Dentist, eot-i Paxton block.
Hive Root print It.
Handsome
and
Dainty
Are you Interested In Dia
monds? It so we would like
to show you some fine stones.
PRICES ALWAYS MODERATE
Our special ladies' Watch
solid gold filled, double hunt
ing case, hand engraved or
polished, guaranteed f A
movement, only IX. 0U
We particularly recommend
this watch as comparatively
low priced, and yet a piece of
really high class goods.
ja
' At the Sign of the Crown,
115 Sooth Sixteenth Street,
Opposite Ronton Store.
10c Cigars for 5c
Flor Do Gounod
or $2.50
Flor De Gounod
or $2.50
Flor De Gounod
or $2.50
Hoffman House
or $2.50
Queen Victoria
or $2.50
El Efecto
or $2.50
El Weldo
or $1.25
Invlncibles. . ,
for box of 50.
Perfectos
for box of 60.
Panatellas
for box of 50.
Perfectos
for box of 60.
Perfectos
for box of 50.
for box of 60.
for box of 25.
. . .5c
, . .Sc
. .Be
. . ,5c
. . .6c
.6c
. . .6c
Myers-Dillon Drug Co,,
16th a FARNAM STS.
Cut Rate Clftar Dealers
w a -.. m a. (.In A VT
D. VJUI Stum IB vjfcn w.v j.
Get your smokers before you go to work
Yes. It's Hot
If you really wish to enjoy this hot
weather and find pleasure in knowing
that it's hot, use some of the following:
86c Sea Salt Violet 25c
25c Sea Salt, 6 lb. bag 15c
S6c Udor for perspiration 18c
75c 4711 Toilet Water 48o
(Violet and Rose.)
25c Sanitol Bath Powder 12c
' (Monday only.)
Sanitol Bath Powder is a perfumed
luxury for the bath.
Beaton Drug Co.,
Fifteenth and Farnam.
Bathing Caps, all rubber, .....60c
Automobile Rental Co. Offloe NUes
Uoser, Sixteenth and Farnam. Tel. Douc
Us 1.
WATCHES Frenser, 15tb and Dodse Bta.
DIAMONDS Edbolm. let a and Harney.
'Fire Sale
01 Slightly Damaged
Wall Paper
Now going on. Over 2,000,000 rolls
of paper to select from. This stock
must be closed out at ouce.
Prices from 2c per roll up.
Odd rolls of fine gilt at lc per roll
FREE CEILING PAPER
It you purchase the border and the
paper for the side walls of your rooms
from us we will give you free the
ceiling paper to match.
FREE estimates for painting and
paper hanging.
The lowest prices on all work. W
guarantee first class work in every
respect.
SAM NEWMAN
119 N. 12th. 'Phone Dong. 3618
DIAMONDS Freniet. 13th and Dorta-e.
See America
First
Learn something of ths Great
West; see the Rocky
Mountains
COME TO
COLORADO
The Wonderland ot
our continent
The Grandest Scenery
The Most Perfect Climate
TOMORROW
MORNING
We place on sale 2 of tne blggv-. Shirt
Snaps ever offered in Omaha.
Snap No. 1
Thousands of Shirts from the Auerbaeli
Stork as well as some big Jobs which we
purchased from M. E. Smith A Co., and
the Byrne & Hammer Co., these Shirts
were made tip to be retailed for 60 and 75
cents, you take your choice but 1 to a
customer for
25 cents
They coma with or without colars with
separate cuffs, or cuffs on. Black and
White striped Work Shirts are Included.
Snap No. 2
All sorts of Shirts Including some of the
most celebrated makes that usually retail
for $1.60, tomorrow you take your choice
for
48 cents
Every Imaginable shade, make and style
Is Included in this bunch.
THE GUARANTEE
CLOTIIKIG CO.
1519-1521 Douglas St.
The Colorado &
Southern Ry.
has Issued a series of beauti
fully illustrated booklets, de
scriptive of this fascinating
country. Send six cents in
tamps to cover postage.
T. B. FISHER.
General Passenger Agent,
632 Cooper Building,
Denver Colo.
M
111
AND RETURN
VIA THE
AUGUST 4, 5, 6
LIMIT AUGUST 15
Tickets honored in
Either Standard or
Tourist Sleepers.
TICKET OFFICE
1323 FARNAM ST.
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20 DISCOUNT OJN
Traveling Bass, Suit Cases and
Japanese Matting Suit Cases this
month. Largest stock and greatest
range of prices in the west.
We are sole agents for the Barnum
Wardrobe Trunks.
We carry everything in Traveling
Bags, Trunks mid sample Cases.
OMAHA TRUNK FACTORY
Salesroom and Factory,
1209 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb.
bin
MILWAUKEE
BACK CQ)n
Aug. 4, 5,6.
AND JJ(0
BACK (Q)n
August 11th.
AHD 17
BACK U a
Aug. 11, 12, 13
(Special G. A. R. Train Aug. 13.)
smtfi
lUlG . FAST
DON'T WAIT
WE ARE STILL GIVING
25 FF
ON ALL OXFORDS
In this sale we have in
eluded several styles of cele
brated makes
IANAN, CLAPP and BOYDEN lor
men. and BAYW, FOSTER and
ARMSTRONG lor women.
MEN'S.
Hanan's patent kid and patent
colt oxfords yf 1 C
$5.50 T1
Hanan's gun metal calf X 7?
and kid oxfords $5 ...
Borden's gun metal calf J
Borden's genuine French 4 C
calf $5.60 t.M
Clapp's gun metal Jt f C
calf$5.50 f.IJ
Ten styles oxfords, gun metal calf,
patent colt and kid 3 75
Sit stvles oxfords, gun metal calf,
patent colt and kid J QQ
100 pairs odds and ends $3.50
and $4 y ifi
oxfords l
WOMEN'S.
Hanan's patent kid welt J C
sole oxfords $5 O
Hanan's kid oxfords, C
welt sole $4.50 J,jD
Foster's patent kid oxfords, welt
and turn sole 1 1 C
$5 JtlD
Foster's kid welt 1 fift
oxfords $4 J.UU
Armstrong's patent colt 9 AA
welt oxfords $4 J.U U
Armstrong's welt oxfords f
$3.50 Z.O
Five styles $3 oxfords, patent colt
and gun metal ) ip
calf .,0
Two lines $2.50 oxfords, 1 OA
turns and welts l.JU
All pumps in patent colt, gun
metal calf and canvas 25 per
cent off.
25 ner rent off on all
Women's, Boys' and Misses' Ton
Shoes, as well as Oxfords.
DREXEL SHOE CO.
1419 Farnam Street.
Great Water Damage Sale
Our Prices
Will Add
Clothes Money
to
Your Savings
Account
(in
UU
THE RELIABLE STORE
This Store Closes
at 5 P.M.
Every Week Day
Except ,
Saturday
at 10 P. M.
Unmatched Clothing Bargains
Outing Suits, light, medium and heavy weight suits. Fvory garment In
our great stock is included in this sale. Not Just a few broken lots and tag
ends of stocks, but complete lines of dependable clothing. You can't afford to
miss this opportunity.
Men's Fine Suits
$5, $7.50, $10
Superb in quality of mntcrial
and workmanship; perfect in
6tyle and fit; very latest pat
terns and colors. Satisfaction
awaits you here, no matter
what you desire, for theso
stocks include complete lines
of sizes and styles, many of
them hand tailored through
out. Suits worth $10, suits
worth $15, suits worth $20 in
three lots $10, C Sf
$7.50 and JtUU
Men's Outing Suits In nob
biest patterns, very best styles,
unsurpassed in quality and
fit, at $7.50, $5.00 T JA
and J J v
Kegularly worth up to $15.
Men's Outing Pants You'll
need an extra pair to finish
out the summer, and here's
your opportunity. All size.3,
all patterns, all colors, worth
up to $3.50 your IOC
choice .... Iss J
HAYDEW BROS.
Wm
v?sv JF 'a
ANNOUNCEMENT
I wih to announce
to the public and to
my many friends
that I am now at
523 So. 13th St. As
always. I handle .
nothing but the best
of Whiskies, Bran
dies and Cigars.
Courteous treat
ment and a hearty
welcome extended
to all.
Julius Treitschke
523 South 13th St.
Special
Homeseekers Excursion
Missouri, frkana. Indian Terrltoru.
Louisiana, New Mexico,
Oklahoma. Texaa. Republic of Mexleo.
TUESDAYS
August fiK inf ilst,
September 4th and 18th,
October 2d and 16th,
IS ov ember 0th and 2UUu
1906, Via
MISSOURI PACIFIC RY. & IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE.
TOM HUGHES, T. P. A.. T. F. GODFREY, P. X. A,
OMAHA, NEB.
H. O. TOWKSEin), General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
t NORTH-WESTERN LINE
THE BEST OF EVERYTHING
Th Only Double Track Lin
CITY OFFICES, 1401-1403 FARNAM STREET.
YQU WILL ENJOY THE DELICIOUS FRAGKAXCE OF A
ALWAYS THE SAME. ALWAiS mhl iilJT.
P. R. RICE MERCANTILE CIGAR CO.. Masulacturex. ST. LOUIS.
SPECIAL
FOR WOMEN
MOilDAY
Patent Colt
and
Gun Metal
wm
Regular Price $3.50.
FRY SHOE CO.
THE BHOERS.
Uth and Douqlas Sts.
J
Business
Boosters
Try the Wsot Ad
Columns of Ta Bs
With Its cool and neaUhful climate, together with
Its numerous
RESORTS
Is the place to spend a vacation.
VTery Ixw nates of
f "Jf 50 In effcct dally to Sept. 30 to Den
I sT ver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo and
return.
ALSO
JjCQO To Bame Plnts- Tickets on sala
p I w September 19 to 22.
UNION PACIFIC
The Popular Route to Colorado.
Inquire at
CIT1 TICKET OFFICE, 1324 FARNAM ST.
Thone Douglas 834.
"Follow the Flag'
filllL
Barry . Moores,
G. A. P. D.
Wabasb Railroad
1601 Farnam St.
OMAHA, - NEB.
swursaiiWiiMniBi.
No! Vas There Last Year
I am going soon for a 30-day trip
via '? The Cool Northern Koute." The
WABASH oilers about half faro to
points in Canada, New England, etc.
They give you choice of route to Chi
cago, thence via Detroit, Niagara
Falls, including lake and river trips,
and all that sort. They have a book
let giving description of a great many
trips. Get one and think it over, and
go along.
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