the ommix imLY tvee: nmxw, Anjnrr .31. 1906.
onaIio8"!ledmo
BUSIEST DAYS OP OUR
GREAT REMOVAL SALE
1 . i
At nr time, nine our SeJe conmrarrd has there been a haadaomer
array of bargain than we re now offering.
Then alvertlel bargain are only sample of many more that are
NOT ADVERTISED. . FOR FRIDAY WE OFFER:
92.no While India Llnon Preealnf;
' 8artra.es for 8c.
Rvery whit dressing Mcqn w have
left, wiw worth up to 12.8, lac or
emhroldery trimmed, the irks
entire lot rrtday. at OVC
91.50 Childs' School Dresses at 48e 4
Jus the thing for school wear. In
good weight madras, light and dark
fereales, broken lota and lea. age
to 14. dree that aold up to ll.eO,
aH on one large, tabta Friday,
' Great Wash Good Bargiein.
The greatest ' money ' saving aala of
th season. All th short length of
wah goods, both white and colored,
length from m to 1 yard, worth
up to TSc yard.-assorted ' In three
ioib ror mmjr, at, yard.
10c.
....2ci
6c and....
Odd Nankin Hale.
1,004 half doaeit of napklna In bleached
and half bleached, worth from fl.S
ti)BIl dnsen. for rrtday, assorted
In three Iota, at els 50C
$1.83 Rod Spread for 9Se.
M doen eatra larg plain hemmed
crochet bed preads, heavy Mar
seilles pattern, worth I1.S& Friday,
oneday only, at, Q5C
Remnant Lace Hate Friday.
Biff lot of German. French and Nor
mandy Vala., linen and fin torchon,
lace and Insertion, nothing In thla
lot aold lee than lfa yard up to too
yard, ahort length, from I to
yard whlla th laat a 7iC
REMKAKTS ef embrolderlea. lacee
and ribbon, all kind and qualltlea,
worth to c yard. In ahort length.
1 to yard- to 1 a. m. CXr
Friday th piece.... A.w
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Reception Givoi bt r. aid Mr, GWg
Park m Elaborat Affair. -
Rasaar flat ef City In Attead
aare llerbst-Caalaea Weddlag- Ob
f Mt rieaslag Affair mi .
KJad la Hlatary af City.
t naive trip about the Great Lake and tu
iew tor.
Mlaa lulse BerovilM la t a1e a party
to a number of her Intimate friend Thura.
y vaiag.
The contract a liav been cloeed for the
polling place which are to be ueed In the
November election.
U IK. T.I,. h. ,.. K..n vlaltll.
with th fmii nf w Vim ha re- I
GUESTS THRONG COMMODIOUS RESIDENCE turned to Murray. Ia.
ftl Muiniaa got a Jail sentence or ten
day for vagrancy. Jame Ron, colored,
got four day for being drunk.
For Fal ""Iva-roem rottace. nlcelv fue-
rilshed, full lof, city water and' cistern.
Soma fruit. lilt Z street. South Omaha.
Mrs. Jerush Schula and aon have re
turned to Ban Francisco after a two
months' visit with her lister, Mrs. C. M.
Flagg.
The reception given Mr. and Mra. Oorg . ppo,r",'rT. V"0"1" "r
Parka In honor of their twentieth wedding government aeronaut tV give eVhiwtlons
anniversary last evening was a brilliant neit week.
sure. Queata thronged the eommodloua Wanted Boy with hor to deliver 1 h
in soutn umuna, n inrwm
Sart of city. Call Mt South thnaha omce,
.th and M atreete.
Mra. F. A. Anew. SSftl T) -. Smith
Omaha, la in Chicago stuuyln, ith the
celebrated ttistrl rainier. lfr Ubby
Wheeler, successor to tha late Annie Arm-
i reeldenr from an early hour until lata
Every room waa brilliant with light and
murtc and lively with the pleasure of th
attending friend. Mra. Farka waa gra
ciously happy and Mr. Parka at hla best
Moat perfect conception In dcoration and strong Green,
entertainment war evident both In their The Central Labor union, at a Yecent
careful preparation and tactful ecutlon. JJ,"" & J""'1 h ,bor r
Th arly part of th evnlng was spent to hr D. R Wh-.w. drMa ,5
largely In receiving guest and in entertain- th worklngmen
ment. such as muMo and dancing. Th
parlor wer devoted to dancing and the
t XJn n ITmUmi.i IUIam a .
win g-iv an ice cream social at Twenty
Second and J atreeta Friday evening, Au
We are dterrained to "clean out" all oar preaent stock before moving
to oar New Building, Corner Sixteenth and Howard Street. A
O'Donahoe-Redmond Co.
OWNERS of fhi Drj Goods and Cloak and Solt Dept.. la thi BEKXETT STORE
other room of th larg building wr iult . There will b plenty of good music
all turned to a convenient us ana nuea ana an are invited.
i with gueste.
Th death ef Emma, the B-vear-oM dauah
Iter of Vincent Vanek, 181 South Twentieth
THREE CHARGES FOR WALKER
. t
At Leut Tbii Kany Oomplwn Will' B(
' . ' Wed by 81tWt:h.
NEW VICTIMS . CONTINUE TO LOOM UP
VrTMtll Prcldat"f t'mbralla Fac
tory 1 Promised a Lively Tlaa .
Whea Blar Creditor Meet
Hla la Caart.
, , ' .v-...- . . ,.V.
County Attorney 81abaugh will ill al
least threa 'complaints against C. H.
Walkr, president of tha defunct Omaha
Umbrella Manufacturing company, charg
ing him wKh obtaining money under false
pratena. These chargea are In addition
to " tha anginal complaint charging him
' with cjrnbegsllng 12.&00 of th company's
'funds. Mlre presentations alleged to bav
bean mad to Investors to get them to
pnt their money Into the company will b
'th basis for th new charges.'
IM'Mw complaint 'Will b baaed on
Walker1 transact! ona with J. A. Ross of
Jolley, la,; Charles a. Brooks of Lorh
villa, la,,' and Prudence Bart of South
Omaha.' tn spit of his first nam Bart
appears to bav been 'soaked' for' more
than tha ether ' victim, having invested
IU0 in tha company.'
Among -th falsa representations Walker
la char gad with making was ona that th
Omaha Commercial club stood ready to put
954,000 'into tha company in caa it was
ranted ' and another regarding tha . lm
mens profit 'to be mad in th factory.
H told eom of tha investor that th re
pair work, would, yield sufficient profit to
run th factory ' and th manufacturing
part of tha bualnesa would b almost clear
nrnflt.. To some of tha men ha induced to
Invest 7S ha is said to , have represented
,tjoU,faa,Pe.J,porith..,,,i.tk-I ,i
TU weak point in in nun, ii u o.
mltud, will b to proT: 'Walr- converted
th money i,a hut own use, but County At
torney Blabaugh'ls not anticipating much
troubl ther. Bart, In hi ttment, aald
Walker told him ha took flS of th IE00 he
tnvstd as his commission. Bo far a has
Men learned by th county attorney, non
t tha money waa '. put Into th factory
ind not an umbrella mad br repaired.
' Bert Wilcox 6f th Omaha National bank
. ttgnad bond for Walker In the um of
tt.OOt, and h wab released from jail
Wedneaday night. His preliminary hearing
(a set for September 6. ,
t . . , . , - ,KIe I " invent Tallin, irm miuin iwcnurui
On a larg tabl was grouped th china street, occurred Tuesday nlaht. Th burial
presents, enough to stock a fair store, I will be thl morning at 10 o'clock in
It seemed. " I laurel Hill cemetery.
Ther. war. a numbar of outf-town 1'? i "ii,
guest. meeting In Commonwealth hall at Twenty-
Th basement of th house wss glvsn fifth and M ttreet Friday, August SI. All
ovr to th refreshments. Thra waa plenty wo;,nmn inviiea and weicom.
ta .atlafy th met fa.tldlou. upon th. k - ; ?f South Omaha I. to
lx long table, threa u th west com- be married Wednesday. September a. to
parthient and thr. In th aouth. n "J'f9 0.um, Tin ceremony
Th luncheon waa served at at and bated VhZ w
until nearly la o clock. At mat nour. arieri c. w M)1Ur of tB, Ancient Order of
morning on a chare ef Insulting women
on the street. J. H. leaser of the Bennett
company testified Molandar had Insulted
Ii.Si.iii i" r.S r wom'n I numeroua toaaU and good cher had been United Workmen Carnival company reports
Daaaed. tha assemble dlaneraed with beat ,"cor ror aavertiaing to ne usea
wishes for their host and hi admirable
wit.
Hrbe-Clea Weddlag
On. of th. most beautiful weddings ever
solemnised In South Omaha waa th. mar-
rlag. of Mlaa Mary Coulaen and Randolph
Herbst Tuesday evening at T JO. Tha cere
mony waa performed by Rev. Ralph Livers
making remarks to them.
VARIOUS CREIGHTON DEANS
Tkaaa Wks Will Dlreet Affair af h
Masiy-Hlded Iaatltattoa
. This Tear.
on th official programa. Mr. DcLamatar
la the only man authorised to do this soliciting.
HERDMAN DICTATES TO PRESS
Whil President M P. fowling ha th
general supervision of all th college that I In the presenc of S00 guest at th English
constitute th Crelghton university, it Is I Lutheran church. Preceding th entrance
held to ba quit Impossible for on man I of th. bridal party Mlaa Mabel Ethel Man-
to arrange and manag all th details for ning sang th appropriate solo, "O Promise
th. different colleges. To asalst th. presl- Me," while Mlaa Anna Thompsen presided
dent, therefore, every year deans of ' th at th organ. . Th wedding party entered
varlou eollege are appointed. Th dean I to th wedding march, rendered by Mia
thla year, aa for many years, of th John I Anna .Loechner. John Buckofer acted as
A. Cseighton Medical college Is Dewltt a beet man, seconded by Carl Shulty. Th
Bryant. A. M., M. D., who preside over bridesmaids were Mlsae Fannl Mundt and
a faculty of flfty-alx specialist. From I Tllll Herbst, attired in whit ilk. Misses
the Inception of th Crelghton Medical Lucy Loechner and Vera Welch acted aa
Fersaee Aaalataat City Attoraey :
paaea ta Regelate Newapapev
Edltlaa la Nebraaka.
Whll . disclaiming t any ambition to
emulate th presa-muazUng governor of
Pennsylvania, Will Herdman, former as
sistant city attorney, ha conceived th
remarkable Idea of dictating to newspaper
publisher of Nebraska how to run thotr
business. Herdman declares ha will frame
and bav. introduced In the next legislature
a bill to require the signature of ths
writer to each separate bit of new or
college Dr. Bry.nt h.s been It mot en- flower girl. Mis. Mam.. W.lch bore the "''L'1" '"V'? Jl, V'
tbualaatlo supporter and promoter. In ad
dition to holding th ofBoe of dean, Mr,
Bryant is professor of ophthalmology, and
Is oculist and aurlat to St. Joseph's hospl- I under
tai ana me Mercy nospitau and la also I (lower.
consultant to Dougla County hospital.
In th college of law T. i. Mahoney is
th dean and he 1 also professor of In
ternatlonal and administrative law. C J,
Smyth la associate dean of law, and in the
college profeaae code .pleading and quasi
contract. Mr. Smyth ia a graduate of
Crelghton College of Art and has served
two terms aa attorney general for the state
of Nebraska,
Rev. Michael 3. O'Connor, S. J., Is vice
president of Crelghton College of Arts,
Twenty-fifth and California atreets, and
la also prefect of studies. The omce he
hold I in some way similar to the deans
of th other college. He hsa practic'ly
wedding rlnga. Sh carried them both in
a lngle white lily.
paper or other periodical publications, ex
cept matter furnished by a designated newa
bureau. In ' which case the name of the
. . . . . . I VUI WWM- V- MILK W fcUV MMII Ul W1V
b-r,dl"?'rT .t0k.h",r ?ace! bureau or aoclatlon would be sufficient.
veuuiai ueit ooinpoaea oc cui
Mlaa Coulaen wore 'aa Imported
gown from Pa tin a conception in ivory
aatln and lace. The groom's costume waa
conventional. The entire church waa dec
orated with flowers and . ferns.' The
caption followed at the home of the brtde'a
mother, at till S atreet, closing at 10:K
In addition to thla If the lneertlon of any
article Is paid for. It must be marked "ad
vertisement" and be followed by the name
of the person or company or corporation
footing the bill.
It la Mr. Herdman's Idea that this pro
cedure would clarify th mind of reader
in distinguishing between the true and
SKYLIGHT HAD BEEN BROKEN
Olast Tkrouf h Whioh kitt Jtfferlts Tall
Crackod, lo other 0p.rr.tor Ttitifie.
CORONER'S JURY RETURNS ITS VERDICT
Mlee ewetro Say h Fell aad
Cracked Rla, hat Failed a
Compear.
Mildred Lena Jefferles came to her death
from a fracture of th skull caused by
falling through a defective skylight on the
third floor and landing on the first floor
of the Nebraska Telephone company build
ing, altuated on Eighteenth and Douglas
atreeta, uniaha. Neb., about I o'clock a. m.
August n. It.
teigned) B. J. CONCANNON, Foreman.
Such was th verdict of the coroner'
Jury empannelled te Investigate the death
of Mlsa Jefferles. It developed at the in
quest that the glaaa 'section of the sky
light which gave way under th weight of
th young woman had been broken the
previous afternoon by Mis Anna New
mom, another operator, but the matter
had not been reported to the official of
the company nor the chief operator. Mlaa
Newetrom teatilied. she was carrying a
chair across th skylight and alipped. The
chair crashed Into th glaaa and cracked
a section of It. At the time Mlaa New
Strom aald sh and other operators stood
upon th cracked section and It bore their
weight, hut to prevent any accident sh
placed a chair over the dangerous place.
Later in the evening Miss Emma Hchm, a
night operator, who came Into the rest
room, picked up the chair and eat In It,
thua removing th danger algn.
Eaten to Call Associate.
Elisabeth Goodman and Mary McNamara
were taking a nap In th rest room when
Miss Jefferles entered to call Mlaa Mc
Naniara. Tha two girla heard a crash.
but Mlaa Jefferles had disappeared through
the. broken glaaa before they saw her.
John E. Seaatron. Janitor, and othera at
tracted by the breaking glass and th
screams of the other twp girla In the rest
room, .-found the body of Miss Jefferles on
the first floor and notified the coroner and
summoned medical aid. An Oxford shoe
worn by Mlsa Jefferles waa found on the
second floor.
Witnesses testified th rest room Is 60
or 70 feet squar and th glass section
covers about SO feet square, th. sectiona
being about two feet squar. and a half
Inch thick.
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Jefferles of Glen-
wood, Ia., parents of the dead girl, were
preaent at the Inquest. t The funeral will
be held at th. realdeno. of P. H. Miller,
tlW North Twenty-seventh avenue, at 10
o'clook Friday morning. Interment will be
at Forest Lawn cemetery and th services
will be conducted by H. J. Klrohstein, pas
tor of tha North Sid Christian church.
Th telephone company and Miaa Jef
ferles' parents were represented by attor
neys at th hearing.
. m U mwkJt II.. I1..K., !, . 1 - -
,' J"!",, " ..T . " . Z unbiased new reports and ditorlal utter-
pot to b at horn, to their f trend at
ancea of a publication and that aocepted
and paid for at apace ' rates by interested
persona Mr. Herdman has noted that now
and then matter absolutely contrary to the
avowed editorial attitude of certain newa
papers has appeared, hot labeled In any
Forty-fourth and R atreeta after September
a. The young people received many beauti
ful gift from their numerous friend.
" ' Fall front Street Car.
An Austrian baker working for Mtrkey way to make it olear that It Is advartls
at Twnty-fourth and F straet rolvd lng. and representing simply a commercial
the management of the classical eollege of ! painful injuries laat night while attempting transaction, ao far aa, th. newspaper it-
in umveraiiy on ni nanus, na naa Deen I w uui iruiu auuiuuouno car on tua I self Is concerned.
in umana several yeara . ; . xwenty-zounn street line. He wished to I Besides this It li .llr. Herdman's eon.
, The new dean of the Dental college, who I get off at B atreet, but th. car did pot I vlptlon . that every struggling toiler In th
Aaueeeed ,Dr.:. Metsler, . 1. Rev. Michael : J.1 atop. Instead -"Of waiting tintU Wreached re.im of .Wa and oethlonaahould rao.lv
nyant a. i. nas not, oi course, me airwi, juinpea ore ana ieu 10 IU I the Mnonsl nreallere a ndlnrn. em.ll
wiviiviiiu vr ji n-iiui jmuwiruga oi in i ijmTvinviiv. mm iwi w svrereiy laceratva, I 1. . mM Kl i.iu,.. . . .
dental art. hut his known ability aa an though non of hla Injuri. were dangerou. thlnki no Ifr way could be found than
Twt, ,Wty' "i'1, " H!.W" tafn,t0 th8outh mh by placing th. signature of th. writer under
iuwiiii iiwuiuuun. ii nKum iiiai were yrweni. ne cguiu ngi uuuervianu
owing to th. amalgamation of or-abaorp- I well and th hospital authorities could uot
tion of the Omaha Dental college thl learn hi nam. ,
auramer mere win o a larg increase in I Arrwagemeeta for Plvoaka Faaeral.
tne numoer or aentai atuaents wnen the Xn, funera arrangement for th burial
acnooi opens on in nrt Monday ot ooto. of pnn pjyonka are annOuhcd. Th r-
or. , preparation are oeing made to ac- I vices ta mvnr timdin ri,raw,. m I
, ) , BAD AM AWrit TIMS.
', Bat Chasaberlalai' Oalle. Cholera, aa
Dlarrkeea Rsady Caved Blsa.
; It la with pleasure that I give you thl
.unsolicited testimonial. About a year ago
when I had a ,vrg ver caa ot m sanies
1 1 got caught out ' In a hard rain and th
gneasles settled In my atomaoh and bowels.
I bad an awful time and had It not been
lor tha ue of Cbambarlafn'a Collo, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy I could not nave
poaalbly lived but a fw hour lohger; but,
Khanka.to thl remedy, 1 am now atrong
iind well. I have written the above
'through almpl gratltud and I ahali al-,-aaya
apeak a good word for thla remedy.
'am H. Owlo. Concord. Ga, .-. v
:aw ftwaad Tt-tp Mate via Chleaga,
Mllwaake A St. Paal ftr.
' On far plua S2.0O for 15-day ticket, ona
'tare plua 14.00 for SO-day ticket, on aale
dally to many point In Canada and watt
ra New York, and on August 8th and !d
utd Saptembar ith and Utb to many New
tngland point a. Tall us where you want
to ga and w w(U glv you th beat rata
tor your trip. Call at city ticket office,
IU Farnam tr, r wlt te
F. A. NASH.
General Western Agent, Omaha, Nab.
oommodat 100. Father Ryaa, besides ful
filling the offic of dean, will also be pro
fessor of moral princlplea and dental prac
tice and will lecture to the claaae on th
ethics of the profession.
F. M. Cordon, D. D. 8. (Humphrey, Neb.),
may be considered aa aaalstant dean ot th
.Dental col leg. H I secretary of th
board ot regent and professor of crown
and bridge, and wer It not that hi resi
dence and practice are In Humphrey ha
would be dean.
Th dean of tha Crelghton college of
pharmacy will again be Edmund Thorp,
MOOTED POINT IS INVOLVED
aetla af Interest ta See Fraaela
Ceaapaey'a gait.
o'clock. The procession will move from the
residence, 2518 N street, to the Bohemian
National hall at Twentieth and 8 atreeta.
The Woodmen and the Bohemian Turners
will Join tn the laat rites. The burial will
be in th Bohemian National cemetery at
Flfty-alxth and Center .treet. Mr. Plvonka m,um, by Mr. Howeli.
H cam here twenty-three year agu. He
was U years old at his death. He cam to
the United States from Bohemia In ISM
and arrived In Omaha in 1871. Hia property
holdinga In both cltlea are vary large, he
An Interesting question In Inauranc law
will ba tested In a suit filed Thursday In
county court by th American Fir Insur
ance company against Edward E. Howell,
Ita Omaha agent, to collect 8468.43 In pre
The company has auspended bualnesa ow
ing to th larg loaaea It sustained In the
Ban Francisco earthquake and discon
tinue! It agency here April 30. Mr.
Howell claim 8399.57 aa a commission pro-
Boys' School Suits
Only five more days, then your boy must go back to
school, Has he the proper clothes? Does he make a9 pood .
appearance as your neighbors' boys! These are most im
portant questions. If you have your boy's interests anl
your husband's purse at heart, these prices deserve your
keenest attention.
Boys' School Suits
Newest Styles, 93.95.
All Wool Cheviots, newest color
ing!, with plain or Knickerbocker
knea pants all seams taped and
triple-sewed extra strong linings
and a very sensational T QP
value, at ?
Combination School Suits
For Boy, $.1.4.1.
Made of pure all wool materials.
In a acora of patterns to eolect
from. You will find all seam
taped and tripled aewed, guaran
teed not to rip. The fit la moat
perfect and the values exceptional
plain and Knickerbocker pants
two panta with T A C
suit. i JWD
Boys' School Suits
Strongest Value. f.-t.O.I.
Cheviots, Casaimorea. Worstede
and Blue Sergea. extra lhrRe a
aortment to select from. We posi
tively guarantee the wearing qual
ltlea and a perfect fit Is assured
with every ault, ty
Combination School Suits
For nor, f.4.IJ.
Made of high grAde. pure wool
cloth. In Cheviots and Cnsslmerea,
In new dark shades all seama
triple aewed and guaranteed to
give the best wear, plain and
Knickerbocker pafltg two pair
.r.:!!h. ....4.95
Sfl 1 OtL FOR BOYS
cnool Mvoes and girls
Boys' and Youths' Satin Calf, Blucher Style Shoes good, plump
soles, extension edges
Sizes 13tt to 2 tl-3"
SUes 2H to 6H....
Misses' and Children's Dongola Kid Lace aed Button Shoes, mad
with extension soles, patent Up
Sizes to 11 ,....$1,211
Sixes 11 H to t $-S0 x
Sizes 2 to 6tt 91-08
9Mrw!ca'fot!oi
MsBbBHBBWHF
hvm had th renutatlon of bln. nn. of vlded for In tha contract contingent on th
M. 8., Ph. O., who la alao th professor th, shrewdest business man In th city. !" of business done by hi agency
or, cnemitry and th airctor or la-I He leaves his wife, who wa Miss Msada-
uoratonea. a larg number ot th pro line Mares, his two eons. Jam and Josepn,
feasor or thq Medical college give lecture nd a married daughter.
10 ma pnarmacy atuaent. A year ago th . gwr Ceaatraetlea.
umana college or pharmacy was absorbed Peopl ar not lacking who take tacep
bjr th Crelghton university- and Mr. Thorp Hons to lh present admlnlatratlon ot uf-
waa continued It dM.
(air . In South. Omaha.
communication by Mr.
aa th following
Weyman cleariy
during th year In addition to regular com-
mlsaioi H. Th company asserts th con
dition of th contract providing for th
contingent fee have not been fulfilled, aa
tha amount of business done waa too small
and tha agency waa discontinued In leas
than a year.
Mr. Howell, It la understood, will con
CALIFORNIA CRIES FOR MEN Indicates. In It h takes exceptions ou a tend th company ha no right to th com.
c.CKENS AS GOLD DIGGERS
J. at. Relahardt Will Start Fealtry
Far Mlaeral Claim la
Seat. Dakota.
J. B. Relnhardt of the Midland Glass and
Paint company will start a chicken ranch
near Hanna,' 8. D., according to a recent
laau of th Lead City Call. Th story
goes that when Mr. Relnhardt was in th
Black Hills a short time cine he and
Johnnie Mengel of Hanna bought some
chlckena from th ranoh of Charles
Burgess, and on killing them found their
crops, filled not with gravel, but. with
small nuggets of gold. Th Call aya:
They purchased all Mr. Burgee chlokens
and ar now negotiating, (or th leas of
hi property. ...
Should Mr. Mengel and Mr. Relnhardt
auoceed in securing a lea on Mr. Burgoss'
nroDertv It la their Intention to atock th
place with chicken to the number of sev
eral hundred and every two weeka kill th
batch, clean up their crops, cell their car
casses to looal butchers and then drlv on
a bunch ot several hundred more and con
tinue the process. Mr. Mengel, who 1
great on figures, eatimatea that by this
means he will be able to get all of th
gold that I In the gravel along the creek
and will not have to go to the expense of
hirins men or putting In expensive ma
chtnery. H ay It Is a great scheme and
will organise a atock company at once, and
when Mr. Kelnhardt reaches Omaha he will
float th atock ' and finance the Hanna
Gold Mining and Development company of
Hanna, a. u.
LAST YEAR'S PICNIC MUST DO
Meaaery of Oatlng la All ureters aaa
Batcher Have to
Eajoy.
The butcher and grocer of Omaha did
not go to Manawa for a picnic Thursday
afternoon, although until within a laat few
day It was generally understood .they
wer to hav an outing. Owing to th
fact that tha dat set was so near Labor
day, when th butcher and grocer have
a half holiday, It waa finally decided to
dispense with the festivities. So the
memory of their annual picnic In June
will llv fresh tn the minds of th mer
chants until effaced by another next summer.
Mr. Orkla Retara free New York.
Mr.' J.' L. Orfcin of th firm ot Orkln
area, formerly O. K. Scofleld Cloak and
iult company, ha Just returned from tha'
laatern atyl 'center and Is vary much
?ltd with the outlook for the coming
tall. Mr. Orkln aaye that his purchaaea
war vary heavy, of nothing but tb vary
' et th market produoed in ladUa wearing
ipparei. and with aa tinmen stock of
nn tyle at right prioe. look forward
a vary larg trad this fall.
City aa Coaatry Call far Help la
Rehalldlag aa Harvest.
. last Craa.
Th wn and raialn grap grower of
th San Joaquin valley. In California,
alarmed at th outlook for th harvest
season, have appointed committees to
canvass all available fields of labor.
These agent ar visiting Omaha and
other mld-weat cltlea. There ar 160,000
good many point;
SOUTH OMAHA,
Aug. .-To the Edi-
mlsslons, a It waa unabl to carry out
th contract t forth In th policies, but
tor of Th Bee: About ave month ago transferred thm to another company. Thla
aembl their old servants and demand of rala an Important question In th el-
them an account of their stewardship, tlement of th affair of a number of In
2 . ni i ' u"""'"ctory. they aurnc companies that auspended bualnei
these laat, with brass bands and tin horns,
etc., proniisM to glv tne peopl a clear-
cut, clean aarvic tnat would redound to
their credit a well aa all future council
; ot th town, and would keep for the
people wnat the corporations had leu.
riv montna teveaia
because ef their Ban Francisco losses.
clean mat there I
quit a aineienc ottween a vromls aud
A urffirmiiiM .nil v. Mrww ...II.. .Ka.
ton of 'grape to be gathered, and, by w hav on of th mot epenlv aJ
plece work at th wage offered, good I minlstratlona ever had In the city. With-
work.r. c.ri earn from W. to M tO par JSSt.,nKM?h2f IWuS m2nHl
tiaat Tha nagtt Wrsa) aiAa Iha aoa ait lino . j . . w
In the aouthern part of th state are
aald to b extraordinarily heavy thi
aia.BO te at. raat aaa Mlaaaaaall
. a ad Retara . , .,
Trent Omaha, via Chloage Graal Wastera
Railway. . Ticker oa sal dally after May
year, and th labor I Inadequate.. Santa
' Clara valley report a prune crop thi
year twre a heavy aa laat. Th greatly
Increased demand for timber, both from
the east and locally,, ha caused th mill
to run night and day and ha greatly in
creased th demand, for mlllmen,
Th condition In San Francisco ar re
ported being far from comfortable.
Numerous instances of sub-coutractors in
th building trades, having to throw up
11 to September av . ,inai neura limit.
0tebr 11." Equally low . ratec to- othr . their contract becau thy cannot aecur
I enough men ar
point In Mlnneaota.i isorta uakota, Wla'4
cousin and lower Michigan, ror further ta-
'ormatloB apply a H. H. Churchill, general
Very Lw Rates IWasday.
Every Tuesday, bahuic of th year, th
Chicago' Great Western 'railroad will aell
aomeekcr' tickets 'to Minnesota, North
Dakota -and Canadian, northweat at about
lalf rateV lo other territory, first and third j stage, being delayed on account at th
chad. Th Building
Trade Council ha eent out report that
ther i a great shortage of men In ,th
city, ...There ia . demand for approxi
mately 20.000 houses to be built ia San
Francisco. Th arttaana to do tb work
ar not ther. It I estimated that ti00,
000,000 will be spent within the next Bv
year in rebuilding San Franclaco. Thia
work ta. even now, In th least advanced
MUNROE HAS CROOKED PAST
Yeaagr Maa Held for Laagfeld Hab.
aery, Paraaer laatat af Mla
' aaarl R.t.rast.rr.
Harry ' Munro. now In th county Jail
n?ve. lnub.ll' ,a th.e lD'" awaiting trial on a charg of having robbed
of eonie departments have been uuad-l.. . ".. .. .
rupled since theae parties cam In power. ,B nous oi XJr. Lngreia, naa, accoraing
bui in action or in council in the pro- to Information received oy tn pone, a
posed new sewers Is peculiarly reniarkabie. od .lBed rcror(i aa a Wayward vouaa mun.
a snort lima ago tna city paid ai.bue. to one " " . M .. , . .
of th beat engineer In th country for According to Information received from St.
plana for a aewer, and bla estimate (or the Liule Munro wss sentenced to th Ml-
&&&"ZWSS?l! ch Bonn.vlll. January
can be built (or that sum., On Auatii 14. 101. for two years for burglary. Decem-
ruesdaya. Writ H. H. Churchill, Q. A..
mt Farnam trt. Stat number In party
and when going. , (
am t Nw Varw mm is Lehlch.
Double track seanle highway. Connects
it Buffalo or Niagara Fella with all line
doiu tha weac
Writ passenger department, Lehigh Val.
lay R. R.. s South Clark SC. Chicago, 10.
"aaa. :i j. ,
A set of four bandaom Japanese .
fan only ! cenia. Inqnlr or
writ. -'The Northweat era Lin T
" City, offte. IWl-ltog Farnara Sk -
, ,TatlB laaalta Weataa. ;'
Alert 'Mflander, a 17-year-old youth, waa
naad I ta o Wfyolicw court Thursday
lack of labor.
Class In china painting every - Saturday
afternoon from I to t o'clock. Mra. A.
Neble. atudlo at TTit South T.ath strt
Telephone Dougla M,
Marrta.e ..seeaBC.
Th following marriage licenses hav beea
issued :
Name and Reaidenre. Age.
Charlea O. Huaaell, Falrbury, Neb . a
Maggi Rohlnson. Omaha ,. ;
Charles B. Phillip. Omsha I'i
Anna Niebel. Pilsburg. Pa v 27
Louis J . Poeasnecker.' Stanton, Neb...... 31
Anna M Krenaien. Stantaa. Neb.......... U)
DIAMONDS Edholm. Uth ajid Harney.
' Be Want -A6a- for Buatn Bowatera,
this year, our olty engineer gave hu esti
mate or aald aewer at (.411,001), and twenty
day afterward makes another cellmate on
the aaiu aewtra of lM),0uu. a raiee of
$41,0ii0 in tweuly days, and the city council
la about to let th contract on that bt,
although the charter expreaaly province
that not mora than t2U),00t shall , b ex
pended thereon.
Our city Indebtedness la now over 11,
Oud, with an interest roll of about $?u.0j0.
and ' It ia plain that breaker ar aheal
unless ws turn tha boat or convert the
pilot. It la clear that if w-tialt of th
aesistanta . of our city officials war dis
charged and the official themselves ordered
to do some work, aa well aa draw their
salaries, better and more economical serv
ice would b rendered tb people. Thia
apptlea alao te tha tax commissioner's
office.
it aeema that publie offr ha now de
generated Into a private anap, ao far as
our rlty ta concerned, and unlees annexa
tion or a sweeping charter of our next
irgialatur with aa emergency clsua
come to our relief tha burdena of our
city will drive away prospective Inveeturs
rather th.a ."r- WBXMAk.
. - Magi Ctty OaaalB). '
Nel J.nsen. Nineteenth and 8 streets, r.
port th Urth of a on.. .
Mr. and Mra. Henry Welta. Kll I strt,
announce th birth of a son.
Jetter' Gold Ton Beer delivered ta all
parta of the city. Telephone No. I.
Jetter' Oold Ton Beer delivered to all
parta of th etty. Telephone No. 1 .
Miss Constanc Lauryne expect to leav
on a pleasure trip to Dea Molnea thi morn
ing. J. M. - Tanner and wife will not 'retura
until after th Bryan reception In Nw
York ( llv
C. A. M.lcher has r. turned from aa eg
lx '.t, 1904, h waa again aent.nced to
thrrtt yeara in the earn Institution for
break. ag into and robbing a hardware tor
In 9' Lju1. ,
Kirry Cummins, arrested with Munroe,
who Is also known - Jo Linnehar, Is
not known to the St. Lout police.
Lh. Langfeld has written a letter ot
congratulation and thank to th Omaha
police for th efficient work don ou the
ease. Tb police recovered the good al
most as soon a Or. Langfeld found out he
bad heeu robbed.
If you hav anything to trad ad vert Is
tt In th For Exchange comma at th
Be Waat Ad page.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
A sneak thief carried away a revolver
from th Towneend Gun company' place
of businesa at 1614 Farnam atreet om
time Wt-dneeday and about tha same time
some one stole a ladles' gold watch from
th reatdenc of 8. A. Walker, 1724 Dodg
street.
At a cost of nearly K60.S0 a nsw train
will be put In servioe, beginning November
10, between Bt. ueuls nd th City ef Mex
ico by th National line of Mexico and
Oould llnea. The ervlce will be aeml
weekly. leaving St. Louia Tueedaya and
Frldsys. '
The crack Kebraaka Rlfl teem -left
Thursday afternoon over lb Nortbweateru
for Be Qirl to tak part In tb shootlni
at that place. Thi team la composed o
forty picked men of th Nebraska National
guar ana le praeticaiiy the same team
WfclC& BOA hners f,ir hr..W yX,
SPECIAL H0MESEEKERS'
EXCURSIONS
To Scottsbluff, Nebraska
September 4, 1906, leaving Omaha. 4:10 P. M.
To Ellsworth, Nebraska
September 18, 1900, leaving Omaha 4:10 P. M.
To Mullen, Nebraska
Ovtober 2, 1900, leaving Omaha 11:10 P. H. "' ',
I will personally conduct the above Horaeseekera' Excur
sions, at which times I will have with me township plats
snowing the homestead land In these localities
SPECIAL OPPORTUNITIES Lands that are now being
' cancelled on reports of the Special Agents of the Government
are generally desirable homesteads. I keep track 'of all of
the cancelled lands for the benefit of the patrons of this bureau.
RATES AND TICKETS Very low round trip Home
seekers' Excursion rates will be in effect on above dates to
these destinations,- and to .any other points In the homestead
counties of Nebraska. Those holding excursion tickets. desir
lng to visit other points will be furnished township plats show
ing the homestead land in any section they desire to visit. '
CAMPBELL SYSTEM 640 acres free homesteads may
be had in Cheyenne, Scottsbluffs and Sioux Counties where th
land Is especially adapted to the Campbell System of farming.
These farming lands will not remain open to homestead much
' longer.
For further Information-call or writ ...
0, CLEM DEAVER, Agent,
Homcseekers' Imformation Bureau,
tOOk . Farnam Street, Omaha, Nebraska
mm
WE NEVER FAIL A MAN
Make a gaeseaa of Year Taleata.
Tb opportunity of your life I awaiting
you in th new town on th Chicago Great
Western railway. Opening In nearly all
lines of business. Writ today to EL B.
Maglll, Mgr. Townslt Department, Omaha,
for full Information and copy of "Town
Talk."
WATCHES Frensar. Uth and Dodg Bt
NEWS FOR THEARMY. '
8econd Lieutenant h. L." Dil worth, Tenth
cavalry, from Fort Robinson, waa a visitor
at army headquarters TV-iursday, enroute tu
Fort Niobrara.
Captain Amoa W. Kimball, quartermas
ter t'nlted States army, waa vMtor at
army headquarter Thursday, enrout to
his new post in tne rniuppines.
Captain Leonard D. W'ilclman. aignal
corps, now on duty in ins uenartmeni or
California, haa been aasigned to duty aa
chief signal officer. Department of the Mis
souri, and in command at rort umana.
Captain Wlldman ia expected tn arrive In
Omaria about tha middle of Beplembcr. He
entered the aervlce In l&s aa a first lieu
tenant In the algnal aerviee, having lecn
appointed from Connecticut. lie is a grad
uate of tha Steven Institute of Technology,
Hoboken, N. J. His appointment aa can
tain In the regular aervlce rtatea from Feb
ruary, 1901. Major B. O. Fechet. at preaent
In command at Fort Omaha, ia under order
to proceed to the Philippines and will da
part for his new field ni duty upon being
relieved by Captain Wlldman.
Moderate ' " j
rnce
j Powder I
. , W w will be ts a-
I Wh ear VtMM llSurUa to
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Prepare for the fall and winter
by obtaining the use of an office in
The lee MMig
Where one may be comfortable during the cold,
rainy days of fall and extreme cold days of winter.
We have a very desirable suite of rooms on the 6ixth floor
facing Farnam and Seventeenth 6treets; there is a vault and
plenty of ligbt-$75.00.
Take your pick among these:
for $15.00.
liooms.607, 509 and,5'JQ
Room 546 has 287 square feet of floor space, a vault and good
east light. We can rent you .this for $28.00.
This is the finest office building in the city. Kverythinj
convenient, with heat, electric light and janitor service
The Bee Budding Co.
.".... . . See R, W. Baker. SnoL . .