THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, AUtfTJST 15, 190(5.
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For the
Children
To succeed these days you must have
plenty of grit, courage, strength. How
1 is it with the children? Are they thin,
pale, delicate ? Do not forget Ayers
Sarsaparilla You know it makes the
blood pure and rich, and builds up the
general ' health.' Sold for 60 years.
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. We. have no secrets We publish
the formulas of all our medicines.,
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AT SAT TWOl-For the hair. ATtA'i MLLa-Tnf eerutlpattoa .
ATU'S CIIUT PB0T0RA1-Per coa a. ATER'9 AGUE CURB For malaria and fW.
TROLLEY WAR IN BROOKLYN
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Tnuudt Ootnpuj Continue toDtfj Onto?
of Supreme Justin Otyior.
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T PAY SECOND FARE
f Ajr ltarrawly Averted la M.ir
: Oim rimlt GItm CoaiK to
' Bnaplwy lptal Poll 1
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. JEW TORK, Aug. U All today complt
aatlona growing- out of opposing orders and
-opinion by pu&lo and by corporation of
Caiala, and fllaortter which at tlmea threat
aaed to become 'acuta, owing to tha deter
mination of 'tha people,'' marked tha altu
atlon In Brooklyn arising front tha de
elalon Jy 8uprm' Court ' Justice Oaynor
Oh Saturday that tha Brooklyn Rapid Tran
sit company haa nd right to charge a double
fAra of 10 cent to Coney Island. Condi
tion are ' not touch clearer tonight than
they war yesterday, though far more
CP let, owing to tha activity of tha police
ahd leaa travel. "
V-Thla afternoon, however, 'there waa dan-
r for a time that there would be a repa
vlon of yeaterday'a scenes, when thou
f nda .of persona were-Involved In angry
mtrovereles and wlrnggle with tha cc"
'iy'a employee At Keck road,' on tha way
m resort. Cars of tha company were
failed for blocks, and some of Ita offlelala
Aere arreated on "chargea of obstructing
traffic and' disobeying tha police.
Win Baforee Caart'a Order.
That tha offlelala . of fClnga county and
tha borough of Brooklyn were prepared to
enforce Juatloe Oaynor a declaion became
apparent during the day.! Plstrlct Attorney
Clarke of Kings county detailed ona of hla
assistants 0 Hear ' aefaJuf of TOtigh treat
ment by the company's employes because
peraonOiad refused to. pay an extra fare.
Mr. Clarke also announced that . proeecu
'tlona would follow . every proved case of
maltreatment Borough President Bird 8.
Coter leaded 'a' public statement Advising
parsons to pay but a single fare for a ride
from points In Brooklyn borough to Coney
gland! and police In tha affected district
vera .ordered to- .be ( ready . to quell any
fresh disturbance.. -Meantime. Acting
Police Commissioner Waldo revoked per
dklta empowering tha company to employ
V -pedal policemen to asstat the regular
i i en of the company to put' off Ita care
if frarsona who, restated any demands for tha
( tixtra fare. Commissioner Waldo declared
i that the ruling of Juatloe Oaynor would be
I eaforeed and any roughneas toward paa
aengera by company repreaentatlvea would
meet with arreat. Thle waa offset and com
plicated to aome extant by an official opin
ion by, Acting . Mayor McOowan later In
tha day, after a conference between him
a&d Corporation Counael Delaney, that the
Brooklyn Rapid Tranait company had tha
right to refuse to carry persons who re
fated to pay a second fare, and tha com
pany'a employes might use force, If need
ba. In case of resistance. .
Company Btatea Position.
Meantime tha company through Ita coun
sel, ex-Justice Edward W. Hatch, Issued
a' statement defending (he right of tha
'dbmpany to charge a 10-eent fare to Coney
Island. J. F. Calderwood. vice prealdent
and general manager of the company,
h tcked up this opinion by a atatement that
aalneaa will ba dona 'In tha aama old
way.
Thla afternoon tha eompany'a employee
again began halting ears, whenever aeoond
'area were not forthcoming from paaaen
gera and, demanding their pay. Several
affrays occurred and there were aome ar
reeta. ' Numerous threats were made
against tha company - and In aome . In
stances) atone were thrown at ears and
company employes, but by this evening
serious trouble waa regarded aa Improba
,bla It waa thought tha whole question
wonld reedve Itself Into litigation to force
, tha company, to, charge only a alngle far.
Tha company tonight forestalled to a large
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Old Datch
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extent further clashes between paaaengar
knd employee by removing all tha trolley
oara on tha main Una, which had been tha
ona . which haa wltneoaed moat of tha
trouble, and running only connecting ele
vated traine from Manhattan to Brooklyn.
Lata tonight the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
company relaxed Ita enforcement of 'tha
rule that double fare must be paid. Num
ber of paaaengera on cars bound for Coney
Island who wonld not pay tha extra ft
cent were allowed by conductore and In
spector to continue on their way.
PIRB AS BILK.
That la What a Little Girl fare at
Cfcasabarlain' Calla, Ckelera
nasi Diarrhoea Remedy.
I am a little girl I years of age, do not
know Vary much, but ona thing I do know
and thai la that Chamberlain's Collo,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy ia tna aa
silk for anyone with a stomach ache. I
had a very severe pain last night, took a
doee of It and waa relieved at once. Maude
Ellen Wood. Clifton, Va.
trlklaar Indian Heaaeaelatare.
"Muskoka," "Clear Sky Land." "Mag
netewan," "Smooth Flowing Water,"
"Kawartha," Bright Water and Happy
Lands," "Temagaml," "Deep "Water," are
Indian words that fittingly describe aome
of the moat delightful spots for a summer's
outing on the American continent. All
reached by Grand Trunk Railway System,
Double track from Chicago to Montreal and
Niagara Falls.
Descriptive literature, time tablea, etc,
will be mailed free on application to Oeo.
W. Vaux, A. Q. P. A T. A., ltt Adam St..
Chicago.
Ge ta Mew Tern an tna Lehlah.
Double track acenlo highway. Connects
at Buffalo or Niagara Falls with all lines
from tha west,
Write passenger department, Lehigh Val.
Jay R. JV( M South Clark St. Chicago, tjj
f peelal tatnaser Twavtst Ratee
From Chicago to Canadian and New Eng
land points, via Nickel Plata Road. Tlcketa
on aala August I to It it one fare plua M
for round trip, with thirty-day limit and
ona far plua S3 for tha round trip, with
fifteen-day limit For reaervatlon of aleep.
Ing car bertha and detailed Information,
write or call on John Y. Calahan, general
agent, 107 Adama street Chicago.
Meet W. J. Bryan
In New Tork City upon his return from
Europe, and take ' advantage of tha low
rate excursion over the Nickel Plate rotd-
from Chicago, August IS and . Tick. Is
good returning, leaving New Tork City
September 4. Chicago depot. La Salle Street
station. Information furnished upon appE
cation to JohnT. Calahan, general agent
No. 107 Adama atreet, Chicago. .
Law Rat Baear.lea to New Tork City
On August n and the Nickel Plate
road will aell ticket to New Tork City
and return, at rate of one fare plua tl.Ou,
from Chicago. Return limit, September 4,
leaving New Tork City. For detailed in
formation call on or addreaa John T. Cala
ban, general agent No. 107 Adama atreet
Chicago. . ,
Atteatton, Clam Gordon.
The funeral of Clanaman William Rapper
will take place from the undertaking par
lor of Bralley Dorrance, Twentieth and
Cuming atreeta, Wedneaday, Auguat IS. at
I o'clock. Burial at Forest Lawn. Clans
men oome in regalia.
OEO ROE A. DUNN. Acting Chief.
JAMES C. LINDSAY, Secretary.
Cheaper lee.
W will aell our aurplua arteaian Ice at
M par ton at our building or tl for a 400-
Ib. cake. Come and get It.
HARDING CREAM CO., CO Harney.
DIAMONDS Edholm. 18th and Harney.
Marriage Lleeasee.
The following marriage licenses have been
lesuea:
Name and Residence. Age.
Andrew alon.onv bianton, ia
Emma C. Anderson, Stanton, la...'.
Frank Halamek. Omaha - 21
Frances Jahoda, Omaha n
Scours
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Cleanser
At all
Grocer
10c.
Cleanser
Polishes
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AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Bi Corporation lack of tha Fivht icii&st
South Omaha Folio Bord.
DESIRES THE SCALf OF CHIEF BR1GGS
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Caaaell DliHi ( Bloek '
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tMta Haaaaa, th Only
Bidder.
Tha recent action of Joseph P pelts rela
tive to tha Sunday closing of tha saloons
In South Omaha haa been tha causa of .much
comment during tha laat few daya and tha
knowing Onea have been at a loaa to ac
count for tha actlona of tha man bees use
of tha reputation that he haa always born
In tha city and hla desire for drink. Tha
supposition waa that tha man'a actlona were
prompted either by pollUciana or others
ii.M.tui in tha r.rwrti I , cer-t . 1 n mem-
bars of tha Fire and Police board, along
with Chief of Police Brlgga .
Late laat nlcht thla waa verified by A
source of Information that (a nnqueetlon
able. It now developa that Spelts la merely
the tool of a largo corporation which de
sires tha placing on tha Fire and Folic
board of three members of Ita own choos
ing In order that Sam Collins might ba
eWated from his preeent position to that
of the chief of police of tha etty of South
Omaha. Just who the corporation deelree
to place on tha Fire and Police board haa
not aa yet been ascertained, but that this
la Ita desire Is beyond question. When
tha facta can ba made known to tha public
several of tha moat prominent man In Booth
Omaha politico and society will ba found
to be mixed up In the deal.
Juat what tha result of thla deeply laid
plan will be remains to be seen, and It
la more than probable that when tha gov
ernor meeta the Fire and Police board
that the corporation will be forced to
ahow Ita hand or back down before that
time arrlvea.
City Ceaacll Proeeedlags. '
There waa a meeting of the city council
laat night when but little buslneaa waa
tranaacted, although that which waa dis
posed of waa quite Important The council
met mora for the purpose of disposing of
the &M0 of district street Improvement
bonds at . auction In open session. Dan
Hannon waa the only bidder and secured
the bonds for par.
City Engineer Rohrbough. aent a com.
munlcatlon to tha council in which he sub
mitted a revised profile of tha Highland
Park main sewers and the Twenty-first
street main aewer. Tha location of the
newer remains the aama while tha grade
haa been raised. . thereby decreasing tha
amount of excavation and decidedly de
creasing the cost of construction.
Members of the Highland Park Improve
ment elub aent a communication to tha
council aeking that body to paaa ordinances
to tha afTect that tha weeds on property
In that part of the city and belonging to
nonresidents ba cut by the city and tha
expense charged to the property. It waa
also requested by the club that ordinances
be adopted providing for uniformity of the
curbing and terracing of property In all
parte of the city.
Temporary sidewalks were ordered put In
in almost every part of tha city and the
city sidewalk contractor was Instructed
to begin tha work as aoon as possible.
Klectrlo lights were also ordered In several
parts, of tha city, especially at tha corner
of Twenty-fifth and B streets, where It U
very dark and light la much needed be
oauae of the added trafflo aa a result of
to,. r.7t .Voahroih;;;
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light waa ordered At Twenty-fourth and
A atreeta.
Lota 1. I and three of block and lot 4 of
block 111 were declared a nuisance because
of the accumulation there of all klnda of
refuse.
A petition from the residents In the vi
cinity of Thirty-first and 8 atreeta praying
for grading of 8 atreet from Thirtieth to
Thirty-second street waa preaented with
tha required number of signers and foot
frontage. The petition was referred to tha
city engineer and the committee on via
ducts, streets and alleys. . .
The first partial eetlmata of MO cubio
yarda of excavation for tha grading of
Miunurl avenue from Ttih-teenth to
Twenty-fourth street waa preaented by Con
tractor Murphy and allowed.
Several ordlnancea were placed on first
reading aa well aa a few for aeoond read
ing. They were for the establishing of
grade In different part of tha city aa
well aa providing for tha laying of per
manent aldewalka.
Tha council adjourned to meet Monday
night. August SO, when the bids for tha
sewers will be taken up.
Iaaet M. C. Powell.
A coroner' jury Inquiring into the cauae
of tha death of M. C. Powell, yesterday
found that tha man waa dead.
Powell ia tha man who waa killed at tha
plant of the Omaha Packing company laat
Friday by being struck on the head with
a descending elevator. Tha verdict of the
Jury waa that tha man came to hla death
accidentally, while near the elevator ahaft
No blame waa attached to tha oompany.
Beerfest Euda la Flake.
Early Monday morning Stellya Mollok
waa arrested and booked for assault and
battery on the person of Anton Zlotefbllsky
about I a. m. Monday morning. It seems
that tha two men had been drinking beer
together and a heated discussion had arisen
when Molick without warning arose and
dashed a thin beer glass Into the face of
the Injured man. The glaas cut the man'a
noee considerably and filled the faoe with
email particles, which required considers bl.
time for Dr. Delanney to' remove.
Jap Civ Ftrewerke Display.
The members of the Japanese colony on
Wrst L street had a celebration Sunday
night and got rid of some of the fireworks
which they had purchased with the inten
tion of using for a celebration of the
Fourth of July In a good American way.
Owing to tha lateness of the arrival of tha
diaplsy. It waa decided to usa tha pieces
later, and Sunday nutht Was the time s
lected. Tha display waa one of the moat
beautiful ever witnessed by the people- of
South Omaha and many gathered to watch
the Japa set off the pieces. There yet re
main a goodly portion of tha display, which
will be used for celebrating the anniversary
of the birth of tha emperor. Thla occurs
November U.
Mrs. Aaaa Daaavaa Dead.
Mr. Anna Donovan died at the home
of her daughter. Mra. J. H. McKala,
HOT L. etreet. yesterday. Mrs. Donovan waa
an old and respected resident of South
Omaha, having resided here for the last
fourteen year. Bh haa been a resident
of the atate alnce 171.' Beside a husband,
she leaves three children: J. B. Donovan.
Madison, Neb.', Mm. Julia Hulett and Mra
John MfJCal. Interment will be In St.
Mary's cemetery St. Agnes' church, tomor
row at two o'clock.' High mass will ba
celebrated Thursday morning.
Nad City Oaaslp.'
Mra Emma Welehart la ill at the horn
of Mra. Frank Selvlc,
Getting drunk cost Joseph Kllpatrtck M
In police coart yesterday.
Jetter's Oold ' Top Beer delivered to all
parte of the city. Telephone No 1 - . .
Joe lech and Sanford Andareon were put
to cutting weeda for the peat four daya by
Police Judge King, yesterday morntng.
Dr. M. W. Davla waa among the lucky
nea ia the drawing for iacd In ttve Sho
ahone reeervaUoa. lie drew number kU.
The coroner's Inqueet on the body of
Jam Corrtgan, tbe man kill by fauVs
from, a treatte on th Vnlon Pacific cutoff
Sunday afternoon, will b held this after
noon.
Aanltarv Inotwlnr Kd. McCllntoek la at
Ma deek aanln after having been cnnnne.1
to his home tor about a month with an
attack of amallooa.
It Oold watch. ' between Qreer hotel
and mth and R streets. Return to Vie
Rok'U Altman, lift North Twentjr-ftfth
atreet, and recelv reward.
Citr Attomer FTehsrtv returned vsst.r-
day after a two weeks vlalt with frterwis
In the western Dart
having had a delightful trip.
Robert Shannon baa taken Out a permit
for tha erection of a II. "00 frame dwelling
which ha will erect at tha corner ol
Fourteenth and M atreeta
Willie Wllkea and Lew Craig, colored
boys, were taken In by the police reeterdsy
and will be given a chance to explain their
actlona before a Juvenile court.
Richard McKuen could not Induce hie
horea to go faat enough to suit him Sun
day. He gave It a beating and now ha
rill huigulah In tha city Jail lor tha next
eight daya.
Make an offer on tha northwest corner of
lth and Missouri Ave. a nearly new
house, eaat front, and neat cottage, eoutn
front; two new lota Room for two mora
house. Will veil on eaay terme. Price,
li.760. N. P. Dodge 4V Ca., 1T1 Farnam St.
Bts.. Bo. Omaha. Apply 'phone Doug. 4687.
BEDFORD LEADS ON WEEDS
Oaanellman Takea scythe and Seta
Pace to Clean t tha
City.
Tha weeda are no mora en Druid Hill.
Headed by Councilman Bedford the mem-
here Of tha Druid HiU Improvement club
waged war on tha obnoxtoua vegetation
Monday evening and tha weeda were laid
low. When tha members assembled at
tha club rooma they found that Council
man Bedford had a wagon load of acythea
on hand, and on one a big card said. "This
scythe will be used by Councilman Bed
ford." It was, and now tha club la to
have It tied with blue baby ribbon and
hung In the rooma aa n precedent for all
future councilman. In case, an aspirant
for councilmanlc honora In the future la
not able to awing a scythe when the club
cute weeds ha will mlaa the votea of these
enterprising Improvers. They tackled tha
"tall and uncut" weeda on Evans, from
Thirtieth to Thirty-third. Thirty-third from
Pratt to Amea avenue, and on the streets
near tna Druid Hill school house. It Is
aald they cut the weeds on the atreet
leading to tha school house, o tha Board
ef Education could And a rout for tha
new building that haa been promised for
thla falL ,
SLABAUGH AWAITS WAHOO
Will Not File Salt A cat a at Ceenty
Jndare Until Baaaders' Case "
I Settled.
County Attorney glabaugh haa decided
not to file suits agAlnat former county
Judgea to teat whether or not the county
judge haa a right to keep , feea col
looted for performing marriage cere
monies. until after a . case now
pending In Saunders county . is act
tied. By Agreement with County Attor
ney B. E. Hendrlcka of that county aoma
ona from tha county attorney's office here
will aaalat in tha proaecutlon of tha case
at Wahoo. That case waa started aome
tlma ago and can be heard at an earlier
date than any ault filed In Douglaa county.
Tha case will then be . carried to the su
prema court for final adjudication. It will
serve aa a precedent for . the Douglaa
county cases. . f .
Thla course will not only result In
speedier declaion, but will coat the county
considerably less than a aeparate ault
would. . Tha Saunders county caae la
against former County Judge .Charles . H
Blama.
just so he keepsjthe tune
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Police Judge Crawford ruled Tuesday
morning that the singing of "The Star
Spang-led Banner," at 10 o'clock In tho
evening doea not conetltuta disorderly con
duct. . , ,
Charles Mack waa arreated Monday even
ing at tha Victoria hotel on the charge
of disorderly - conduct. Tha hotel clerk
testified Mack waa singing.- Mack de
clared he waa singing patriotic airs auch
aa tha one mentioned. v
"Did you hold to the tuner asked the
police Judge.
'And that I did, your honor," replied
Mack.
"Then you are discharged," responded
the police Judge.
DIAMONDS Frenaer. 15th and Dodge eta.
Automobile Rental Co. Office Nllea A
Moacr. Sixteenth and Farnarn. Tel. Doug.
Ua-IM
WATCHES-Frenaer. ISth and Dodge.
LAST WEEK THE REAL ESTATE DEALERS
did some special mid-week advertising in
. The Bee that met with such success th at
IT'S GOING TO HAPPEN AGAIN NEXT
Weil
The following well known real estate firms will adver
tise Special Bargains in parts of the city described below:
West Farnam District
erty la of the choicest for fine rest-
dencea. It 1 In thie district that tha high- city. The car service is good. The pro
st priced residence property In Omaha Prty lies high and th price ar reaaon-
1 altuated.
Tho. P. Payton.
OeoiTfo p. Bomia Co.
Kerr-bhAlIrroaa Co.
O. O. Wallace.
P. D. Wead.
Oarrtn Bro.
Thoma Brennan.
RttascU-McKl trick Co.
Business Property
And Investments
la Omaha have in the laat few year grad
ually bcom sounder and better inveat-
anenta until today they are bringing a good
Income and th valu la Increasing taat-
era money is coming in ana it it t good
ptac to Invest.
George P. Beant Co.
J. U. Dnmont A Bon.
. R C, Peter at Co.
HarrUoa Morton.
P. D. Wend.
If. P. Dodge M Co,
Garvin Bro.
' RaU-McK4trtvk Co.
O'Donohoe - Redmond Co.
OUR GREAT REMOVAL SALE
It's Success Das Been Wonderful Every Day fJas Deen a Record Breaker
Out It could not be otherwise considering the
GREAT VALUES WE ARE OFFERING
Still More Bargains to the Already Largo List:
TADTXS' SKIRT WAIST SUITS fl.M
Haver before were sack valaea
shown at the price.
Fine white India Llnons, beautifully
made, lace trimmings, full circular
aklrta, with folda, pretty figured
batistes in light and dark color,
embroidered llnons, plain black
batistes, house and office dress.- 'i
navy blues and black with rmalt
white figures In every material and
style shown thla season, worin up
to 17. to, the entire lot goes a QU
Wednesday at l,vo
M SaOBT WAISTS AT So.
Ton can't appreciate these great
bargains until you see them.
Fine lawns, lace or embroidery trim
mings, tucked or plain, embroidered
llnons, numberless styles In walata
that were sold ss high as ll.. all
in ona large lot Wednesday, QtjQ
We Will Soon Move to
O'Donohoe-Rcdmond Co. ilSlImn
FIREMEN FROM MANY STATES
International Brothtrbood Holds lannal
Contention at Labor Tempi.
MAYOR DAHLMAN THERE WITH WELCOME
Oa Hundred aid Six Delegates Cent
from Tweety-Two State a a
Import at Baalaee I
mm Tab.
The annual convention of tha Interna
tional Brotherhood of Stationery Firemen
la in session at Labor Tempi with lot ac
credited delegatea, representing twenty
two statea. The aesslon formally opened
Monday evening with a preliminary meet
ing of the committee on credentials and
rules, which waa merely to arrange for the
regular meeting convening Tuesday morn
ing. The officers of the association present
are Timothy Healy of New Tork, preal
dent; J. B. Conroy of St. Louis, first vice
president; H. W. Bauach, Toledo, O., sec
ond vice president; Thomas F. Kane, Dan
bury, Conn., third vice prealdent; Cbarlea
R. Moreau, Holyoke, Mass., fifth vice pres
ident; P. L. Farrell, St. Paul, seventh viae
president, and C. L. Sharp, Omaha, inter
national secretary-treasurer.
Tuesday morning's session waa called to i
order by Prealdent Healy, who haa Just
returned from Paris, where ha waa In at
tendance at the meeting of the Interna
tional Federation of Labor.
After tha formal opening of the conven
tion Mayor J. C. Dahlman waa Introduced
and welcomed tha delegatea to tha lty.
He expressed the moat cordial Interest and
sympathy In. the purposes of (ha order and
paid a high compliment to tha Intelligence
of tha delegatea and the cauae they repre
sented. Freeldeat Healy Responds.
Tha address of welcome waa responded to
by President Healy, In which ba expressed
a high appreciation In behalf of the broth
erhood for the generous welcome extended
tha convention by the chief executive of
thla great city. Prealdent Healy spoke at
considerable length upon the objecta aought
to be attained by the brotherhood In tha
perfection of their work, being so closely
related to the great manufacturing Indus
tries of the world. When he had con
cluded his address a rlaing vote of thanka
waa tendered Mayor Dahlman for hla ad
dreaa and the kindly sentiments expressed
by him for the order.
The convention then went Into executive
aesslon. The president announced the sev
eral permanent commltteea and the re
spective reports were referred to them.
The convention will remain In aesslon
until Friday. The reports of the several
officers show that tha brotherhood la in a
prosperous condition, with the member
ship growing, particularly In tha west.
The election of officer will take place Fri
day morning, at which tlma tha data and
ieiay ill lip
Hanscom Park District
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able, which makee It
n good Investment
propoaitlon. ,
Alfred Kennedy.
George p. Beinig Co.
F. I. Wead.
Garvin Bro.
George A Company.
Byron Reed Co.
KuaaeU-McKitrick Co.
The Ilorth Part of City
like tha south part la growing vary rapidly
and Ita progress la being pushed forward
by a conservative home-buying people,
who ar working wonder ia thla part of
the city. Considerable new, choice prop-
rtr n bn ut on ttm ' recently
and la being sold to horn builders.
Tho. P. Payton.
R. II. Laadrryon.
George) P. Beuila Co,
Kerr-rihallrro Co. '
G. G. Wallace).
Payne Investment Co.
P. I). Wead.
N-. P. Dodge A Co.
Garvin Bro.
Byron Reed Co.
Win. IK. Reed.
ftuaaeU-McKJtrick Co.
WXAT STn-r iovutiiria
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10 dosen 72x10 and llx0 seamless
sheets, made of a very fine heavy
quality of linen finished aheetlng,
regular rrlce 7lte and SOc, SOr
removal sale price, each. . . ..
100 dosen 41 and 10 Inch pillow eltpe,
made of A very fine quality of Itnon
finished rasing, worth to Iftc, iBn
removal cala price, each.. lOW
All our printed lawna, light grounds
with floral and dot pattern, worth
to lPc, removal aale price, 11 y.
a yard Vlv
Fine embroidered Swisses and organ
dies, worth to IRc, removal Qa
aale price, a yard... Ow
Our New Building, Corner
place of meeting Of the next conventluu
will 'also be decided upon.
The sessions of the convention will be
executive throughout.
TWO OLD STATE WAR HORSES
H. G. Stewart and Jade William R.
Akera Tars from Politics
to Bnslaea.
H. O. Stewart, one of the stalwart farm
era of Scott'e Bluff county, Is in tha city,
called here by tha irrigation ditch litiga
tion In the United Statea circuit court.
Mr. Stewart waa formerly the fusion mem
ber of the state aenate from that aectlon
and will be - remembered aa one of the
liveliest scrappers in the fusion camp. "I
still have my fighting clothes on," aald
Mr. Stewart, "but now I am striving for
the rights of the farmer up In our sec
tion rather than politically. Wa have per
petual rlghta up there under the Irrigation
laws and wa do not feel Inclined to sacri
fice them. Wa want to do Juat what la
right, and, knowing our rights, wa pro
pose to hold to them."
Judge William R. Akera of Scott's Bluff
county. Is an Omaha visitor, caled here
by the Irrigation ditch litigation In that
county before the United Statea circuit
court. Judgo Akera waa formerly atate
senator from that county and waa tha
first eecretary of the State Board of Irrt-
gatlon. He la the pioneer irrlgatlonlst of
Nebraska, having received the first appro
priation for Irrigation - purposes ever
granted In Nebraska. "All we want up
there ia a fair ahow," he aald, "and wa
ar amply able to take care of our own
Irrigation scheme. We do not want our
growing crops destroyed. We are open for
all Improvementa In the North Platte
country, and the delay of A few week
will not materially damage the Tri-State
Land company in ita proposed enlarge
ment of the canal that we originally built
and have maintained and upon which we
depended for our crop long before they
evtr entered the field.
M. W. A. Pleale.
Thursday, Aug. 11 at Gretna, Neb. Trains
leave B. A M. depot at a. m. Tickets,
75c round trip; 40c for chllden, to II
years. Returning, leave Gretna at 7:30 p. m.
C. H. T. RIEPEN, Beoretary.
local brevities:
The fire department was called Tuesday
morning to the home of W. P. Durkee, tsU
Rurt atreet. to extlna-ulah a amall Are
caused by ons of Mr. Durkee's sons burn-
Ing cobwebs
W. 8. Tobln, cook at the Karbach
restaurant, was fined 110 and costs Tuesday
morning oy ine ponce juage. loom was
charged with eteallng chlckena and toneuea
from the restaurant. .
The annual social of St. Patrick s church
will be held at Vinton street base ball park
Thuraday afternoon, August 16. Ice cream
and cake will be served by the young
women to all who have paid the equivalent
of 25 cents at ths front gate. J
In police court Tuesday morning a com.
plaint of grand larceny was filed by Deputy
Co
poi
ounty Attorney Foster against Dick Perry.
tne Murray notel Darner snop.
Perry Is charged with stealing 140 from the
coat of B. Btankovlch, a guest at the Mur-.
ray who was patronlaing the barber ahop.
The South Part of City
la being built up very rapidly, with ood
substantial homes, by ' a claa of people
wb make tha best of cltliena. A good
many of the peopl ar employe! In
South Omaha.
MrCague Investment Co.
George P, Bern is Co.
Kerr-Shallrroan Co.
P. D. Wead. ,
Garvin Bro.
D. V. Sholea Co.
RuaaeU-McKitrtck Co.
Subuftc5per,!'
which takea In Dundee, Benson and Flor
ence aa well aa property adjoining Omaha,'
and convenient to ear line la in greater
demand thaa ever before. Th prices are
very reasonable for thia property but on
account of Ita desirability price are atead
tly Increasing. -
George P. Bemis Co.
J. H. Dumont A Hon.
Kerr-rihallcro Co.
G. G. Wallace
Payne Investment Co.
Payne-Bostwlrk Co.
Hasting A Heyden.
Harrison A Morton.
P. I. Wead. .
. Garvin Bro. v
George A Company.
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10 plecee of fancy and plain net veil
ings, assorted color, regular 14
a yard, removal aale price, tOln
a yard ISW
LADIXB' nOKWIM VaTOAaV-
FBIOSO . .
An lirifienae stock of fancy waah
stocks and collars, to be sold before
the moving, will go at half price
SOc valuea all go, each IS
15c, valuea all go, each ,.16
lc valuea all go, each loo
10c raluea all go, each ae
BISOOVSTT SAXB OF TAJT0T KO
Our entire stock of ladles' fancy -lace
and embroidered hose that aell at
tSc, Sftc. tie and Ttc will go at Id pet
cent of tha marked prloem.
16th and Howard SU.
CHARLES BREWER DROWNED
Bitrht Encjieer of rioreno Pumpinc
Station Loiei Lift in Rlrer.
OUT ROWING AND CABLE STRIKES SKIFF
eaaanmaamaa
Veteran Engineer la Planted, with
John Campbell, Hla Csnsaslsa, '
lato Water, bat Latter
Saves Himself.
Charles Brewer, for twenty years night
engineer at tha .Florence water wark
J PumP'n etatlon, waa drowned Tueadoy
morning In the Missouri river while help
ing J. S. Benton raise a ferry cable over
the river at Florence. Brewer'a body waa
recovered by Howard Covert, who wiu
neaaed the accident. Coroner Brailey waa
called, but he decided an lnqueat would
not be necessary.
Brewer waa to yeara of age and la eur
vlved by a wife, one married and ona aln
gle daughter.
Brewer had been In the habit Of going
out for a boat ride in the river with John
Campbell. Tuesday morning Brewer And
Campbell were helping Benton draw tha
ferry cable taut, when Brewer'a skiff cap-
aired. Campbell managed to hang to the
ctble, but Brewer fell into the water head
first and drowned.
The river la 400 yarda wide at tha point
where Brewer'a boat capslied.
laerea Vaar limnt,
Opportunities In all line of buslneaa In
new and growing towna In Iowa, Illinois
Mlasouri and Minnesota, along tha line of
the Chicago Great Western railway. Writ
to Industrial Department, C; O. W. Ry.,
St.. Paul, Minn., for 'Town Talk" and
county map. . -4 ' L ' " -
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
Joseph Vessel y of Sheridan, Wyo., and
formerly of Wymore, Neb., la In the city
for a few daya
Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Wead and eon are at
Sturgeon Bay. Wla. They will return to
Omaha August 21. ,
Attorney C. W. Brltt haa gone to Mil
waukee, Chicago and Detrot for a vacation
of two weeks. While In Detroit Mr. Brltt
will visit his mothsr.
Word has been received of the serioua
Illness of Mrs. W. W. Keysor at her old
home near Austin, Minn. The many frlenda
i here of Judge and Mra. Keyeor wll anx-
ioualy await favorable nea.
i Railway Notes aad Personals,
0wlng t0 th demand for space on the
Brvan special the Great WesteVn haa heen
; compelled to add two Pullmans to the train.
1 Tha Union Pacino ia trvina- the axneri.
ment of moving the headlight from the top
or some ot its monster locomouvea to a
position In front or the boiler.
The Rock Island haa Announced an Indi
vidual rate from Omaha to New Tork and
return for 130.76 for the round trip, date of
aale August 24, with return until August 81.
The Wabash will haul the regimental
headquartera of the Twenty-second Cali
fornia from Fort Dea Moines to Fort Riley
Friday and Saturday. This regiment goee
to the maneuver at Fort Riley.
Northwest Omaha
haa been destratl for a long tlma aa evi
denced by the beautiful homea In Beml
Park and on Walnut HiU. Convenient ear
service and the beautiful view to be had
baa made a atrong demand for property.
In thla aectlon of tha city.
Tho. P. Payton.
George P. Be ml a Co.
Kerr-ShaUcroea Co.
P. D. Wead.
Garvin Bro.
W in. D. Reed.
Ifs YoiiF
Move Mow
Buy a piece of '
property while
the price is low. '