THE'DMAIU" DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, AFGCST 14, 1908.
BEfOEE THE PEOPLE'S BAR
Jolly Ttf from Dittut Seaport sf HtTsnt
XUinoii, Drifta Aihora.'
MAt VAIN ATTEMPT TO RUN A SHIP
wtnt Cut ( Uaaid Fire He
ergs MliMiri Ttnri mm
Trie ta Seise the
Hllm.
Omaha' waterway hsr not j-ured
much In day one br before the people-
bar. Mont of the victims before that fs
mrros tempi of Justice have been dry land
habitue. Monday morning, however, there
cometh .one who laid claim to being- a
Jolly tar of the first water. Hit name ws
Oeorye Ball and hi residence wa regis
tered by the desk sergeant at police heod
Quartere as Havana, m. Ball wa ar
rested Saturday evening on the good
taatner Susan by Patrolman Jackson on
tha charge of being drunk and dlsorderlr.
Acting Desk Sergeant Sandstrom left this
report anent Ball;
. Oeorg Ball took on a cargo of liquid
goods that makes admirals of land lub.
bers. He then boarded the good ship Busnn
for the purpose of taking command. There
was some dispute about the transfer of
authority and after some words with Offi
cer Jackson, - who comprised the marine
guard. Ball was knocked Into the lee
scuppers and charged with drunkenness
and disorderly conduct.
When arraigned In police court Monday
morning Ball maintained he had been given
command of the Susan by Mayor Dahlman
and Poundmaster MlUard. Falling to show
his credentials the police magistrate fined
the man 16 and costs without farther ado.
Daniel McCarthy, an old offender, tried
to work the- deaf and dumb racket on De
tective Sam Drum my on Sunday. Mr.
Drummy cured McCarthy of his affliction
and sent him to jail on the charge of drunk
enness and begging on the street. The po
lice Judge sentenced the prisoner thirty
days In the county Jail. McCarthy tried to
tell the police judge he had looked for work
and failed. The police judge said he knew
there we plenty of work for willing hands
and refused to be worked on such a stall
as thaw '
F. W. Toung, colored, was fined IS and
costs before the people's bar Monday morn
ing when arraigned on the charge of hav
ing been drunk and disorderly at the saloon
of John Achat, fill North Sixteenth street,
Sunday evening. Toung entered the Achat
dispensary with a document he thought was
a deed. Toung said he had paid a stranger
$5 for the paper, which, he believed, gave
him possession of the place. Mr. Achats
took sundry objections to Toung's actions
and called for the police. When the police
arrived Toung had Achats outside and
scared aa a loet eow. .
R. A. Dewltt of South Omaha had a fight
Sunday In Omaha with a stranger whose
name he felled to learn. Dewltt was fined
$1 and costs. The fight occurred at Eight
eenth and Vinton streets and attracted the
' attention of Sergeant Vanous and Patrol
men Llckert and Shields to the scene. Dew
ltt got the worst of the conflict. He told
the police Judge he would not tight with
strangers hereafter. The police Judge told
Dewltt to leave his gloves at home hence
forth. Dewltt said he would.
James Keefe went to sleep on a walk
Sunday. He was arrested on the charge
of drunkenness and sleeping on a walk.
The police Judge fined Keefe $5 and costs.
Keefe said he was unable- to leave Omaha
Sunday as Intended. . Tom Lee, city prose
cutor, gave Keefe a list of the various ave
nues of escape from the city.
George I.nnlgan of Waterloo, la., told
the police Judge he came to Omaha without
the knowledge of his folks. Lanntgan is 36
year of age. He said he came here for a
little celebration. One and costs for the
lowan.
Charles Myers and wife of Seventh and
Ieavenworth streets were each sentenced
thirty days by the police Judge Monday
morning. . Mrs. Mary Baker of 713 Leaven
worth street complained of the actions of
the Myers Sunday. It was reported the
Myers ware tipping houses over and tear
ing up the tracks Sunday while In their
oups.
Joseph Klusa of 1816 Pie tee street wss
arraigned on the charge of wife abandon
ment, hi wife being the complaining wit
ness. It was reported Klusa had spent the
earning or hi daughter, Annie, for drink.
Annie ha been selling papers on the street
to support her mother. Klusa will have
a trial Tuesday morning.
J. J. Sldnsr, . driver for the Doty stables,
was ftned j and cost for reckless driv
ing. Bldner ran aver J. L. Penn at Six
teenth and Capitol wrenue Saturday morn
ing. Lawrence Oar ret t was sentenced thirty
daya for stealing tools from various part
of tb. city. He pleaded guilty.
MICKEY GETTING STRENUOUS
Goveraor Date Letter to Sheriff
. tteDoaald Foai-teea. Years
Ahead at Tlsae.
Sheriff McDonald ha received a docu
j mant -signed by Governor John II. Mickey
which 1 pusxllng him somewhat. It is a
commission as a delegate from this state
to the National Prison association conven
i tion. . which, according to the document,
meet la Albany, N. T., September IS to
M Just why the appointment should
be made fourteen year In advance Is what
stamps the office foroe. One of the wise
. on aaggested that perhaps the clerk who
filled1 to the blank had been up late the
night before and had made a mistake in
tha year, Intending to writ 190,
tlVIUJRQTOJrS IMPROVED SERVICE
Betwsaa Omaha. UiIa aad .Beatrice
Pullman parlor ear ar now in service
between Omaha, Lincoln and Beatrice, on
westbound trains from Omaha at :10 a. ro.
and t 9- ,m. Eastbound from Beatrice at
I. to a. m. and from Lincoln at 10:36 a. m.,
also from Beatrice at I K p. m. and from
Lincoln at I p. ro. 8eat fare, 2Se between
Omaha and Lincoln. c between Lincoln
and Beatrice, too between Omaha and Beatrice,
I
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Too
Sien
Window
Dliplij?
wmm
Grind
Bircaln
It White
Skirts
Tuesdij
i
Manufacturer's Samples and Surplus Slock
White Wash Skirts
This represents a factory clean-up bought In
New York at a most extraordinary sacrifice.
These skirts are the height of
style made of all linens, Indian
Head muslins, long cloth, etc.
also sheer skirts of Swisses, mulls,
lawns, etc. all the newest stylo
features In swagger summer skirt
circular, gored and plaited ef
feota, made with wide folds at bot
tom, pleated or strapped styles.
These
Skirts
made to
sell up
to $5 at..
Children's Dresses at 10c
These dresses are made of colored lawns
with whi
blouse st
'on sale in
"jiSs Shopping Bags at 25c
Ladies' fine leather hand bags, carriage bags, automobile
bags and envelope bags. All the popu
lar leathers many in silk, some Jap
effects, all silk lined many with change
, purse positively worth up to one dol
lar and twenty-five cents, at, each
esses are maue 01 coiorea lawns
hite trimming pretty 1 fh
tyles ages 1 to 6 l j j f
in basement, ' at ... . H hk w
25
Haw Yarlc aad ara, gta.OO,
Plus C 00, Tta Erie R. R. from Chicago,
August XI and , good to return until Sept
4, inclusive; good to stop over at Saeger
town, Cambridge Springs, Pa.. Chautau
qua Lake," N. Y., and Niagara Falls. Apply
to your local ticket agent or writ J. a.
Dolan. T. P. A.. Erie R. R.. Chicago. 111.
Very Law Rates Taeeeay.
Kvery Tuesday, balance of the year, the
Chicago Great Western railroad will sell
, homeseeker' tickets to Minnesota. North
Dakota gad Canadian northwest at about
half rate; to other territory first and third
Tuesday. Writ W. H. Churchill, a. a..
UU Varna n street. State number In party
and when going.
1 ' L VT. a. PteaW.
. itureday.. Aug, ltk at Qretna, Neb'. Train
leave B. M. depot at S a. m. Tickets.
Tic round trip; Mo for chllden. to U
i y a .,- uturnlp.g, leave Gretna at 7 10 p. m
k U X. XUI!PBNt Secretary.
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Advance Notice of Big Sale
i High Grade Lace Curtains
See them in the window. Hundreds of pairs at most
extraordinary bargains.
NEXT MONDAY AT BRANDEIS
BeMfllflflTMMvlflfIlvltlTlrlMtlfTMT
MILITIA HOME FROM RILEY
National Guards Eetnrn from Big Army
School of Instruction.
LOTS OF HARD WORK AND SOME FUN
Boys Are Delighted with Treat
meat Accorded Them by the
Regalar Officers aad
Their Om,
- Companies G and I, Second regiment, anil
L, First regiment, Nebraska National
Guard, arrived home' from Fort Riley at
11 o'clock Monday morning, after their
eight days' outing at the army maneuvers
near that pos. The Nebraska brigade left
Fort Riley at S o'clock Sunday night and
came In a solid train to Lincoln, from
which point the several regiments and com
panies dispersed to their respective homes.
The Omaha boys report a very pleasant
time, though they had lots of hard work.
They participated In all the maneuvers and
sham battles and are delighted with their
treatment by the regular army officers and
by their own officers. The routine of work
consisted of dally drills, company, regi
mental, brigade and skirmish, and, while
somewhat strenuous, was enjoyable.
There was very little sickness among
the Nebraska boys. A few of them had
slight attacks of fever and more or less
stomach trouble from the change of diet
and water, but generally the health of
the command, particularly the Omaha
boys, was good. It was a little rough to
diet on bacon and army rations, but they
soon got accustomed to It, rather liked
the change In the end, and would not
have objected to staying another week.
The Arkansas ml lit la relieved the Ne
braska troops In the camp and will remain
there ten days.
Company L of the First Nebraska.
"Thurston Rifles," met a . number of old
regulars thst they soldiered with in the
Philippines seven year ago, and the "Bus
sard Hess" enjoyed a jolly good time with
their old friends. The Nebrasksns were
constantly visited by the regular troops
and got along with them nicely. The
boys were given frequent liberty to go
to Junction City snd to Fort Riley, and
withat tb outing Is ons that they will all
pleasantly remember, and hope to go back
there again next year.
CARLAND CLEANS UP DOCKET
Seath Dakota Jadge Completes Bast
bcss Before Federal Coart
aad Leaves.
Having cleaned up the equity docket and
there being no further pressing business
before the United Ststes courts. Judge
Carland left Monday afternoon for his
borne at Sioux Falls.
The next term of the federal courts will
be held in October at Lincoln. It Is prob
able a grand jury will be called for the
Lincoln term, as well as a petit Jury, to
care for cases originating In the South
Platte country.
The term will begin at Omaha In No
vember, at which time both federal grand
and petit juries will be drawn. The Omaha
term promises to be one of the most Im
portant held here for years and will In
clude an Inquiry 'into additional land fenc
ing and fraudulent homestead entries by
the grand jury, as well aa the trial of the
cases now under Indictment.
WORK ON TrjE BELLEVUE LINE
Caastrarttaa Is Betas; ' Fashed as
a Rapidly - si Passible ,
Street Car Com pa ay.
The suburban line of the street railway
company to Bellevu and Port Crook Is
progressing with every Indication of a
speed completion.. Tha bracks hare been
I A MONEY SAVING
1 shoe sale
WMVSJ Ml SSMl
FOR
OUR WOMEN CUSTOMERS
WONEN'S
Hanan's Patent Kid, welt T 7 C
sole Oxfords, $5 . I D
Hanan's Kid Oxfords. T ft f
welt sole, $4.50
Foster's Patent Kid Oxfords, turn
and welt sole, X C
at J, D
Foster's Kid Welt Ox
fords. $4.00
Armstrong's Patent Colt
welt Oxfords, $4.00. . .
Armstrong's Welt Oxfords,
$3.60
Five styles $3.00 Oxfords, patent
coit and gun metal
calf
Two lines $2.60 Oxfords,
turns and welts
3.00
3.00
2.65
i, patent
2.25
1.90
Greatest Dargins Ever
Given
100 pairs Women's tan lace
shoes, turns and welt, $4
and $5 values, at
All our Misses and Child
ren's white canvas button
shoes, at
SEE I S FOR SHOE BARGAINS.
DREXEL SHOE GO.
' 1419 Farnam St.
YOUR CLOTHES
SHOULD be cool and comfortable, at
this season of the year.
We have everything In hot weather
fabrics, to keep your physical temperature
normal at tempting mid-summer prices.
Cxtra Trousers with suit this month
without extra cost to you.
WILLIAM JERREMS' SONS.
" SO-ll"6o."l5UfSt."
laid from this end to a point about half
way to Bellevue, and as all of the rails
are on hsnd the work is being pushed.
The copper wire ha not been received and
an Iron wire la strung Instead, which is
sufficient to eary power for running the
work train backward and forward.
rishlag aad Campla R.,ca . .,.
saa Lake, Watervllle aad Klyalaa,
Mlaa, Via Chicago Great
Wtittra.
For parties of ten or more, one far and
one-third for the round trip, good for tea
days. Ticket on sals dally until Sep
tember to. For further Information apply
to H. II. Churchill. Q. A, UU Farnam st
Automobile Rental Co. Office. Ntles At
Moser. Sixteenth and Farnam. TeL Doug.
laa-WC ' . . :
Sterling Urer Frauaer, iMfc aad. edg
. 1
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OXAJCA WUTXia romBOAtT Shower aad Cooler Tuesday,
I JJ Store Closes Every Evening 'cept Saturday at 5
AUGUST
BinnerweLre SaJe
English Porcelain Full 100-piece sets, green or blue color,
on a good shape, regular $9.00 values; for this C CIQ
sale, per set .-. O J O
THE BEAUTIFUL KENT SETS-Two different patterns
to choose from, good shape, pretty pink decorations,
splendid sets, full 100 pieces, 3
THE ST. REGIS BLUE-A pretty blue spray decoration
on a good shape, gold knob and handles, full Q AA
set of 100 pieces ' 7UU
FINEST AHRENFELDT CHINA SETS -These are on a
new shape, have the neatest, swellest of decorations,
beautiful gold traced, easily a thirty-five Cfl
dollar value in this sale fO3
OTHER HAVILAND CHINA SETS-At $29.50, $31.00,
.60.00
BENNETT'S BIG GROCERY
; A few specials picked at' random, fresh new goods.
Bennett '8, Breakfast Ooffee, 2 lb. can v. .48c
And thirty green trading stamps.
Teas, , assorted, pound 48c
- ' And thirty green trading stamps.
Pickling Spice, whole, pound 25c
And ten green trading stamps.
Peanut Butter, holf -pound jar 18c
And ten green trading stamps.
Diamond .&? Chile Sauce, pint bottle 25c
r And ten green trading stamps.
Pure Honey, large jar : .25c
And thirty green trading stamp.
"Worcester Table Salt, two sacks 10c
And ten green trading stamps.
One Package Malt Breakfast Food .................. .15c
And ten green trading stamps. ,
Baked Beans, three large cans 25c
And ten green trading stamps.
. Schepp's Cocoanut, pound package 7c
And five green trading stamps.
Bayles' Cider Vinegar, quart bottle... .....18c
And ten green trading stamps.
Red Cross Cream, two large cans . .20c
And ten green trading stamps.
Omar Salmon, pound can 15c
; . And Ave green trading stamps.
Imported Spaghetti, pound package ..15c
, And ten green trading stamps.
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Wltk Us cool and healthful climate together with
Its numerous .
RESORTS
Is the place to spend a vacation.
Very Low Rates of
. "T r It to Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo
SI hi I return. Tickets on sale dally
VI I I MU t0 September 30th.
ALSO
to same points. Tickets on sale
15.00
UNION PACIFIC
September 19th to 22nd.
VIA
THE POPULAR ROUTE TO COLORADO.
Inquire at
CITY TICKET OFFICE. 1824 FARNAM ST.
'Phone Douglas 834.
GREATEST CLEARING SALE Oil RECORD
Never Before
Have Such
Splendid
Bargains Been
Shown in :
Omaha.
MM SJoilS
TNI RELIABLE 8TOR8
We Close at
5 p. m. Ever 1
Week Da)
Except SaU
urday at 10
P. M.
Introductory Sale Tuesday
-tin order to call the special attention of our customers to our
Linen and Drapery Departments in their new location in middls
room; on main floor we are offering bargains which you certainly
cannot afford to miss. Seo them.
c; Great
Curtain Sale
On account of the removal of our
Curtain and T)rapery Department we
find that we have over 20.000 pairs too
many, and until we sell these wo will
maket he following prices:
6c Curtains . tc.
each
85o Curtains on
pair..... itC
Uncurtains- f 45c
SI X Curtain
pair
$1.50 Curtains
pair
$2.60 Curtslns
pair
Also ' specials in Portler, Fringe
and. Tapestries.
59c
69c
98c
New
Linen Dept.
B.Oftrt pieces of Trtuh. Scotch snd 0r
mnn Linens, finest linens made. Read
this:
$l.fio Bleached IJnens er
per yard...., OUC
$1 V Pleached Linens
per ysrd
$1.35 Wrached Unens
per yard
$1.M Bleached Linens
55c
59c
per yard.
Vnblcacl
75c
hed. Silver Bleached snd
half bleached at the same prices.
TOWEL SALE.'
3Rc Linen Towels (Or-
each VW
26c Linen Towels C r.
each ,
19c Linen Towels flo
each !....
Other specials ail dsy Tuesday.
.
Bleached Muslin and Snow White Cambric, worth regularly
up to I2V2C per yard, on sale Tuesday in the new yf 7 '
Bargain Koom at yard.
Great Umbrella Sale Tuesday
Men's $1.00 Umbrellas, with Union taffeta
covers, plain or tape edge CQ,-,
special Tuesday at...:
Children's 11.60 Umbrellas, with fancy
handles great bargains 50C
Ladies' Ami Silk Umbrellas, with tape
edge, boxwood handles, worth Up fsttn
to $2.00, choice.
Ladies' All Silk Umbrellas. In plain colors
or with fancy borders, worth up f Sf
to $3, choice Tuesday, $1.88 and -
Men's High Grade Bliirts, odd lots sr.d
broken nlzes, that sell regulurly at $1.00
and $1.50, clenn stock, good patterns, in
two lots at 50c 29C
Men's Ties, "in 'sli' styles and colors, regu
lar 26c values, special Tuesday Iflfi
at. choice luk'
500 Baskets of Fancy Plums fjl
Jelly
Will be here for Tuesday's sale. 'These are fancy selected and
there is nothing finer for jelly as long as this ship- 1TI
ment lasts we will sell them per basket. Iafi2'
...... t
20 pounds best Pure Cane Granulated Sugar .$1.00
One-third bushel Fancy" Crab Apples for jelly, per basket. . . .25o
, RUTSXa
HOTEL VICTORIA
Broadway, Fifth Ave. and 27th St. NEW YORK
Special
Homeseekers' Excursion
MlMOurl flrkanaas. Indltn Tcrrltoru.
Louisiana. . New Mexloo.
Oklahoma Texa. Republic of Alexteo.
TUESDAYS
Aat Ttk mnf alt.
Beptembar 4tt aa4 lmb,
October 24 ws4 lOQv
Moraaabar t mmA ftsttfe.
1900, Via
MISSOURI PACIFIC RY. & IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE.
TOM HT7GHES, T. P. iu, T. F. OODFJUW, T. V. A
OMAHA, NEB.
H. a TVWM8KHP, GBcrsi Tmatangtr mm& Tlcka Afaat,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
IN THE CENTER
OF THE SHOPPING
DISTRICT i
A Modern Flrst-Claag
lioteL Complete 1 4
all its appointments.
Furnishings and deo
orations entirely new
throughout. Acoom
motions for 60S
guests, 160 suite
with baths. Rooms,
11.60 day up; with
baths. I1.E0 up. Hot
and cold water and
telephone In every
room. Cuisine unexcelled.
ABSOLUTELY
Fl REPROOF
Tt Mly fiatgl la AUakatUa frotgf ma Broad wsy and Firth Avsaas.
fUROPBAN PUM OEOROe W. SWEBNEY, Proprltf
The
Evans Hotel
.
Hot Springs, So. Dak.
Beautifully situated In tb vale of Mln-
nekahta. . . . ...
The health and pleasure resort of ths
northwest. Only a night's ride from Omaha.
Ooif, tennis, swimming, coaching, horse
back and burro rtdaa and other amuse
ments. Excellent orchestra In attendance.
Visit wonderful wind cave.
Exceptionally low rates on both C. A N.
W. and Burlington.
For rates and information, address:
- ROY M. SCOTT. Manager.
Bee Want Ads Bring Results
TQU TTLL ENJOY THK DELlflOl 8 FHAGRAKCE OP A
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ALWAYS THE SAME. ALWAxs 1UK litST.
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Troubled with Indiges
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I your blood thlut
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would be a boon to you.
It 1 a delicious, non-
alcohollo, concentrated
llautd food and tonic. It
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HOTEL KUPPEH
Kaaaas City,
nusourl
1 -
beao-
Thl magnificent hotel ha SOS
tlful rooms and is located at Uth and
MoOee street In the shopping dlatrlot.
Only half a block from ths Uanory,
Bird, Thayer dry goods store; near all
the theaters.
100 FriTB BatA.
Teleeboaea la All BWozns. Sot aad
OolS massing Veter la Mwmj BVoota.
VaeaoeUed Oae. Verfeot Ocalo.. Oluh
Hreakfaeta aad Table T-ee ZMaaer
mttcA to Omtm, SUte 1 a Bay aad
Upward.
aropeea Flaa
Reservation may be made by tele
graph at our esaens.
KUPPER-BEWHOX HOTEIi OO.
V. A. BBSrsOsT, SSaaagea.
ISM
For sale by all leading droicgist,
When You Write
to Advertisers
It win take only an extra stroks or two of
the pen to neikn tb feot that you saw
ILtii ad la Tb ee
Stop at The
Chicago"
(TWhen in
II
tratiord Hotel
' Kuropean Flan
Refuted, Elegant, Quiet. Located eof
ar of city's two fcoe.t bouluvards,
convwlent 10 etitlre butlne.t cent.r.
C lo. 10 bett theatres luid sboppiog
district. 2-S roouis, ISO pr.vato bmht;
luxorlons writing snd reception rouraiti
woodwork tntiliogaojr throughout; brs.s
beds sod all modna enruiortt; tslephoae
in every room; beautiful dining rooms'
the belt of everything st iu operate prices.
MkSugaa and Jacksoa BtvtU-. Chicago