THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 22, IMG. INVESTIGATION r THESE --VALUES'- win Prove TO YOUR ADVANTAGE 35c Fancy Veilings, T UL Ladies' New Neckvear Drape Veils, 50c $1.00 Silk Chemisettes for 29c Jut the proper thing for fall waists,' pure white, all silk, with standing collar, TCIn Saturday, only aaeC AwUmebik Yard, 12c Thle lot Is montly fancy mesh. III blacks, nsvles and browns, Jl rholre fr yard I 2" "We have just remvetl a complete line 'of this most popular veil, in all the latent shades, and .will place them on Jfl sale Saturday, at, ach )UC A brand new line of Neckwear In lat ent styles, splendid variety and good value at hO:, will be placed "J f on aale Saturday at, thole. . .C 10c Pur Linen Handkerchiefs each 5c 72c Special line of I-ace Stocks and Tab IV If Line IlandXerrhlrfs, each ' THE RELIABLE STORE. Collara, ytr .choice Satur day at 15c Lxi y '1 j The Nemo Read "Coniston" ' . V ' The new Book by the author of "The Crisis.". The belt book ofVl'- f Ci the year, publisher's price (f D f& $1.60, our price ;.M'.fyw A Superb Collection U-' Stylish With, the opening of. the fall season we find ourselves much better prepared than ever before in -the history, of the. department. Not only have selections been made with our usual great care as to tiaiityy, but purchases "have been more extensive than ever before. .Everything ia fresh, new and up to date nd nothing that could add to the completeness of our showing has been omitted! "'' . ; , ' ' ELEGANT IMPORTED TAILOR SUITS at.. ...... V ,..'.$35.00, $40.00, $50.00 and $75.00 1 ' 1 Crew Jewel Baits 11$ naw one Jutt received, matchless ' la style, beauty and finish ff "JC t, onr price ... : CpD Our Faultless SnlU l$l new ones. bow on display great assortment of plain and fancy mixed fabrics unmatched $15 at. VfOMjSN'fl COATH All the nobbiest new airiea ana nest materials and Ta lengths the- greatest as sortment In Omaha splendid val ues at aas, ais, 12.50, . n Cf 10, $8.80 down to '. .JU JNKW WALKING SKIRT Worth up to is.60 m Panamaa, fine cheviots, OUR ALTERATION AND ,aij4..fr now n charge of Maclatn Buck,..whV. has had Beven, years ' experience in. like position with Lord & . Taylor, New York,-and five years with ; Stephens of Chicago. The perfect fit of, every garmeni tnai goes rrorn Sheet Musk Below Wholesale Prices I.ewet Prloes ea Sum Moaloito Omaha. AllHhe late popular kits l4e pet eyy. AAA 1 eea postage la erderlag by malL TOOAi Walt Till the Sun Shines. Nellie; Not Because Tour Hair is curly (very popular); Why Don't rou Try (most popular novelty sons of the year): Cneyenne; ' What's the Csepf Loving If Vou Cant Love All the Time; Maryland, My Msty land (latest soldier sons, inspiring mnrch chorue); If Mother Could Only He Me Now (Eddie Toy's bis hlt) When the Mo.klns Birds Are Slntlng (beautiful ' sentimental ballad); Campmeotlns Tims (lateat coon eons); In si. Pear Old UeOrsIA per copy llC gLSTmrxstimTAXr Happy Heine (a bis hit), Valse Tranquil (beautiful reverie In waits time). Iola (btsst hit of the ear, very dainty InSlody), Byes of (he Soul , in, un.uuiui iiH-iuuy;. turrrr new two-siep, Melody at - TWlllaht pew tntermeaso, very catchy melody), Hilver Heels, Southern Preem Oi , Waltses (beautiful dreamy melody) per copy ,..."IJ ' CX4.MXOAX. tetrszo iAillaby' (from, Irmlne) JakolmiaW; Heart Bowed Downi fl,'vr.lF.r15,'S. ChK,'u w?r One Airaln Would I Oaae (Faust). Obunod: , PwJW 52fmi' if-ll0t9 ot "umm". Flotow; I Have Blahed1 L" HVM' ierd4; ' Ihou feuBllm. wet Evenlns Btar. Wagner; Toreador s Sons (rrom Carmen), Blaet;-Flor Hn ifrom Faust), Uounod; Love Sons (from 1 Lohensrln), Wasner; hundreds of others to sek-ct from o i ,. complete, words and mle handsomely ens-raved title, page -i.. ,. . . e2f C NEBRASKA CROP ENORMOUS - v Grain, Bar and Tuberi Turn Out Great Tlslii This Tear. CORN OVER TWO HUNDRED FIFTY MILLION '.4 ' " .Katlaaatee ef Vateaj ractSe a ad tlav. llaajteai fraetleallr Are ' State Never la Be Proa . - pereea Coadltlen. -: The paaaenger department 'ot the Union Pacific has flnlehed a complete crop ee'.l mats tor Nebraska and the pamphlets will e out of the primers' bands In a f days for distribution. The estimate of the Vnlon Pacific Is made from reports from 27ft correspondents In the state and ts considered very accurate. Thts estimate (Ives the oorn crop as OI,M7.0t7 bualieis and the estimate of ' Industrial Commis sioner Jtanss ot the Burlington, obtained rom entirely different sources and flnUheJ on the same day, gives l.OUU.UUO buahela ki than the Union Pacific estimate. This is regard as a remarkable coincidence and shows the care with which these are made when it is considered the whole slate of Nebraska is reckoned on. .This Is ths summary of the acreage ant total yield ef Nebraska crops for ' ' Acreage. Total yield. Winter wheat l.fei.tv wl.swi bu. Spring wheat i... 4 StM.rtM bu. ru -i. XMl.TtMI , 7.j7.M7 bu. M.70 ' l.iU.UN7 bu. l',(J S.187.J1 bu. t,M 2u3.M7.irt7 bu. M).!M8 . 8.WMO bu. nye Barley Cora Irish potatoes..... I'SK.RIZ tuns l.ln.'.bM tone 4e.V ions Alfalfa .., 3tK.51 Timothy rinr I14.SJS Vlld hay..-. l.iw.:m tons Sugar beU U.rS ti.St tone Be much clover Is used for pasturage that re attempt kaa been maJe to estimate the bay It produces. Maaea drteraa frwsa Tear. Industrial Commissioner Manes of the Burlington system has returned from a tour ef Nebraska, where he his been making AH OU and WKLUtltlKb Ufc.Mtlt roa ovsa eiTT taaaa KM, VUIUW'S BOOTaUIfO BTaWr. a, imi .m. tar aiki Uau Uti-Uox e Men Ukas ler taur laiLDHUN wulLa 1 SiH ml with rmrtiT nik.. IT soothss ia tHiLo. sorrcNS ike AvMS. alLats u rai.s, tXkM WIND IOUC. 4 U tke 4m trniarn Ut tiaaSHOga. Su4 kr bruuu la ie .' fek. ris. ar kk art lr MM. WiMSLOW'S teOOTHINQ SYHir NEW CORSET ST0 CK All new goods are now in stock and we are showing com plete lines in the following makes: Kabo, Warner, R. O., Roval Worcester. Bon Ton, La Grecque and Nemo. here ilustratcd is the most comfortable and durable corset for stout figures .produced, ;: price. Nenworsets in full figure model, 6 months guaranteed, at . Let us show you our iemo line. Special lot of corsets on sale Saturday, . 75o values, at. Tinted Stationary 15c A great lot of Tinted. Box Stationery, regular 30c to 50c per box values, will be placed on sale Saturday, to closo quickly, at choice, f C per box..... yw Don't miss this exceptional opportunity. serges, etc. 376 In the lot to select from special Faturday, M ft C choice t,JO SILK UNDERSKIRTS Made of Olrenaud'a best taffetas in all colors $$.00 values l nr Bpeclal Saturday at. . . . . OJ0 A NEW LOT OF SILK COSTUMES Shirt Waist Sulta and Fancy Dresses In all the latest styles and colora will be ahown for the first time Saturday specially attractive val ues at $78, $35, $20, ' CtC $20, $1S.S0 down to. ...... $13 EXTRA SPECIAL A special purchase of CHILDREN'S FINS PEAR SKJK vUATB. in reds. areenc. blilen. PITTING ROOMS have been eorapletely remodeled and refitted our work rooms is guaranteed. oslimates on the crop and picking up other Information. . ; "I figure .the. corn crop of Nebraska at over 262.00,()0, this rxlng cut down from the former eet' mate of XTaOOO.OOO by the dry weather." paid Mr, MfcniM. "ThS xmrn Is of a high grade an And the seed and soil Specials run by. Uie different rosds have borne good results for. the ears are . more as the professors tpuglit. Ths samples I picked up ehowtd the corn well filled at both enda with hestom shaped kernale. I have just flnlehed a trip through Illinois, Missouri, Iowa and Nebraska and this state Will show up well wltfiy sny on Its corn crop. "At Osford, where the drjr system waa used ll found the corn. would yield .from thirty to thirty-five buahels per ncre and of a fine grade. 'That the crops arc good Is to bs'sern In all sections, where they are tearing down the frame stores and re placing them with brick and stone. If the boosters for Nebraska ever had real grounds to talk on they have them this vesr I know of no stats wltB .better prospects than Nebraska. ...Hard Winter Barley. "I in also trying to Introduce a hard winter barley, which Is a good producer and am sending out samples. What I am especially interested In .Is a correspon dence school which alt the western states are taking up. We have the promise of ths assistance of Governor Mickey aud I hope the new governor will look on ths ticheme In the same light. Chancellor An drews of the University of Nebraska Is la sympathy with the movement and .we hope to get an appropriation from the leg islature to stsrt the school. The scheme Is to have farmers pay a small lultiAn for the cost of running the school and then have thqae getting the literature set akldo n acre of ground which they will work under these inetrurtiona. which will be Issued In pamphlet, form. The seed and oll specials which- the railroads ran was a sort of a teaser and the farmers are themselves now anxious for mora Infor mation. The first year the specials were ,un the farmers looked with suspicion on .he professors with the 'biled shirts,' but he next two yesrs we had to tight them tway from the train. We now hope to Is a scheme by which all ran be reached. There la no limit to the poesibllltles of .his country In an agricultural wsy If .he soil Is used as It should be." . Births. Thefollowtng birth were reported to the Huard of Health during the twenty-four tours ending .Friday noun: ialrthe-- Muaea Alexander. 144S South Tourleenth, girl; Morris Davis. 1U Fouth ourteeuth. girl; A. Ehlers. filt South Six teenth, boy; J. H. Urevea. 114 Kirttt Tweuty-eiaih, boyi Lee Hansen, Uut South wear. 3.00 1.50 50c of Fall Garments resedas, browns, gray, white and plnka In sires from Uo years . good values at $6.00 on, AO sale Saturday at, choice, .'. a J O SEW PLAID SILK WAISTS A great variety of styles and splendid values at $10, $7.00, $e , . . C C , and J ' FROM S TILL 0 A. M. Women's 7 60 Dressing . : Bacquea at. i . . ZtDQ FROM 8 1 80 TILL 9:80 A. M. Women's $1.60 FlatinelfiU Long Kimonos..'..... 070 FROM B TILL iO A. M. Women'a $8.00 Moire and : OCi Sateen UndersklrU at. ..... U JC Omaha's Leading - Meat Saving Section Spring Chickens, pound. Bound Steak, pound... Sirloin Steak, pound. Shoulder Steak, pound . . I Shoulder - Roast, pound Corn Beef, pound ..... .SVio Picnio Hams, pound....;........... 8o All kinds of Sausage, pound, ; .. ....... i.... 64 Nineteenth, girl; C. O. girl; Harry bur Nelson, Prawlts. 144 W. Bhewan. girl; C. H. Janssrn. B49 Pteite, Kotintze, X23 i'Wey svenue, McVea, 23 Reward, boy; Wll- !17 r'llmlnar rrl- ,' t-f North Thirty-seventh, girlr' It. J POLICE RULES FOR CARNIVAL t hief Tells People What They Must De While the KJaar Is Hold- ! Forth. I In connection with . the coming Ak-Bsr-Ben carnival, Friday morning Chief Dona hue gava Ills plans for policing the rtty during the paradS. The chief desires to serve warning that the practice of placing chairs, dry goods boxes and other articles for seating purposes along the line of parade will not be allowed this year,' as It has been heretofore. ': l.asf year the chief aald a fire broke out In one of these jbstructlons tin the sidewalks and they ire always a prolific source of danger la the way of accidents. .Chief Donahue Said: "Not one chair, boa or other article of this description will be tolerated on ths sidewalks along the streets where the parade will pass snd you can not make that statement any toe emphatic. The peo ple have'got to understand that this prac tice must be ' slopped. Ths crowds ars hard enough to handle anyway with the few police at my disposal and these boxes I and'- chairs not only Impede she work of tn omcers in nandiing ths crowds, bat are an actual menace to life snd limb at such a time. I have given Instructions to arrest sill psrtles who persist In ob structing the sidewalks In this manner.'.' Chief Donahue said that it was his de sire to rope off ths streets where the great est crowds collect, but It would take about two miles of heavy wire and eighty bar rela filled with sand as supports for ths wires, and this course of sctlon had not been definitely decided upon. The chief also said that during ths parades the entire police force would be on duty even to the night officers, and for this reason he wished to request all rllisrns to be unusually careful In locking up their houses, ss the residence section would necessarily have t get along with only limited police protection during the parades. T BaSala, S. Y and return, via Nickel Piste road, at tlS.00 for the round trip, from Chicago, on fVto ber IS, 11. 13 and IS. Return limit, October ll. or by extension of ticket, October . First class equipment. Individual club meals from t& rents to H 00, served en Nickel Plate dining 'cars; also a la carte. Mid day lurhenn. M cent. City Ticket Office, tn Atlanta St.. ffcioatTe MILLINERY A Flutter of Beauty A Flurry of. Price. Ptirrr to tmt fall tpeing a Special Salt of fifreet and Stmi Drttt Bate at $21 to $7.5 A Special Line of Pattern Vnderpriced for tiaimrdoy, Sale at An invitation (4 extendtd to all to visit Our New Milli nery Department Sat. andprojit by the Special Offering. Hayden's the Greatest Grocery Fresh frait, Butter, Cheese, Cracker and Candy Depis. , the West. Save your money and reed these prices. 19 lbs. Bnt Qrmnulatcd Corhtnea-1 12o 34 lb. Backs Beet Wheat or Rye Graham Flour Sto T lbs, Beet Hand Picked Navy Beans, .tie i lbs. Choice Japan Klce mo Saratoja Chlpa. t lb Mo Bromanrelon. or Jello, per pkg ..7VW Peanut HuUr, per Jar. ...tc routa Mais, per can Ull HaraiDo, pr can Sour Plcklea, per quart lea Chow Chow, per quart ,...1(0 Pure Temato Cataup. per bottle K Pure Fruit Jelly, per (laee 44 The Bret Bod a Ctaskere, pr lb tc The Bet Oyster Crackers, pr lb. ,.o Freeh Criep ;inr Snapn. per lb. .....,60 Fancy Bantoa CofTe. per lb II Fancy Meraoalbo Cofre, per lb 17' Fancy Porto" Rico Blend, per lb.. 1 Fancy Tea Blftlno. per lb........: l?Vfca Fancy B F Japan or Bun Dried, per ib.25o BUTT BR AND CHEESE. Fancy Separator Creamery Butter per ' pound a) Fancy Full Cream Cheese, per )0r..,..1l4c Fancy New York White Cheeee. per lb.lSc' Fancy Full Cream Brick Cheeea, per pound .iro Fancy Full Cream Ldmburger Cheeee, per, pound ..r .15c Sip Sago Cheese, each 7 Wo Neufchatel Cheee, eaeh...-. ....So THB rjRBATEST FRESH FRUIT DEPT. IN OMAHA, Fancy Freestone Peaches, per doa Ion Fancy Bartlett Peara, per doa..-. 12tto New Honey, per rack.......... ljild Fancy ripe -"Bananas, pr doa 1O0 Fancy Italian Blue Plums, per basket.. So Two measures Fresh Roasted Peanuts. ..to Fresh Cabbaae. eer head n wwtti roiaioea, per ID..., I CANDTI CANOTlt All regular Wo Candles this sale ,....0 All regular eo Candles this sale Joo - .12c ;........'. .;... 8c SlAc 5 V$o 6 yio all sizes, Custard Cups, Crips and and Saucers, Cracker Jars, etc., all in one great lot, at, choice. . . . CORTLAND PLACE TITLE BAD Flaws Duoovered in Abstracts Iffectinf Eiitses. Lots in the Fist x LITIGATION WILL NOW BE RESORTED TO Receaaary to Heaaedy Erreralsi Pro hatlesj Blaho O'Oormaa'e Will 4 Thlrty-Twa Years Asa Fiae Residences Involved. Flaws' In the title to all of the sixteen lots In Cortland Place addition have been discovered by attorneys who have been examining abstracts and it will be nec essary to go Into court and remedy er rors made In ths probating of the estate of James M. O Oorman, who died In 1174, leaving the property to St. I'hllomena'a church. . The lots comprise soms of the best residence property In the city snd one portion affected ia ths home property of the late Frank Murphy, which was ap praised at S3I.O0O. Home of the other lots belong, to ths Ben Wood 'estate and to Charles Barton. W. H. De France, who has been re tained by the Murphy and Wood estates, and Mis Barton, declares aftsr an exam ination of the records that not a single one of tlie property owners has a legal title to the property. They have an equit able title, however, and he thinks It would be impossible to oust them from poasea slon of the lots. Mr. De Francs will file suit in district court asking for the appointment of a trustse to give the present owners valid deeds. The trouble dates bsck to the death In 1174 of James M. O'Oorman, a blshoo tn CHOLERA MORBUS Diarrhoea. Dysentery. Flux, Cholera In. fantum. etc., can be quickly cured by using Wakefield'a Blackberry Ba.lia.rn Every home should bars supply of this reliable remedy on band. 0 years laUt AH dmlttf KU It, Special Sale on Shoes In rearranging our Shoe department we And we are over tock4 in Ladles' Fine Shots. In patent kid, vlcl kid and gun metal, heavy and light aolea, 18.60, $4.00 and $6.00 vaUee, to close, J) QQ $50 pair amall iltea la Breaks Bros, and Ultra $3.60 AAA ahoea, at I.UU Boys', and Girls' School Shoes tor real aerYlce at lower ' f prlcea than any one, $2.00, $1.60 and I.UU The best Union Made Work Shoes, aoft and strong, tips " fl A or plain toea, at , aU U Infanta ?te Kid Shoes, - ' 50c WE carry more GROVER'S SOFT SHOES than any one .west of New Tnrk. Can You Beat These Drug Specials Almond Cream at. . ... . ....... . 10c Cream Marouaise at 10c ChamfcU Skins, each. ;... i . v. . .2Hc Munyon'a Witch Hacel, Seap 10c Kirk'a Soaps, per Box h,i. , lOo Beauty Brushes, each 9c Beef, Wine and Iron .SSc Talcum Powder,, per box 4... 9c 2-qt. Fountain Syringes .....4c 8-t.t. Fountain Syringe ........ 49c J JIaU, Greatly t f Si 00 flU A Mammoth Sale of Men's Shirts None Sold Before 9 A. M. We have secured the entire surplus stocks of Men's and Boys' Work and Dress Shirts from two of the largest manufacturers in the country, and the entire lot will be placed on sale. SATURDAY, SEPTEM BfcR 22, AT 9 A. M. Men'f and Boys' Shirts, in fine Percales, Madras, Chambrays, Ginghams, etc, soft or &)C -pleated bosoms, with of without cuffs and oolJars attached, or with soft collars in fl fact, almost every imaginable new style and pattern Is represented in this lot, at, yjjf each, 50c and MEN'S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS in great assortment f light and dark pat terns, all altes and stylea the great eet bargain surprise ever offered, at, choice....... 25c Special Saturday Offerings In Our Ladies' Union Suits In fall weight, gray or white, all sites, at Ladies' Jeresy Ribbed Corset weight, with long neck and short sleeves,- Saturday at. Ladies' Outing Flannel Grown A line greatly underpriced, at 98o, AO 75c and ;...... TJ Children's Outing Flannel Gowns; all .Cl siy.ftfl. snlendid value at. GREAT SALE 0E DECORATED CHINA t An Immense Sample Line of Imported Decor-" ated China purchased from L. D. Bhxk & Co., New York, .will be placed on sale Saturday at a small fraction of their real value. V ' Salad Dishes, Chocolate Potsf Sugar and Cream ers, Syrup Pitchers,. Spoon HoldersPlates of 10? the Catholic church. He bequeathed all his property to the church and in hie will devised the twelve acres now comprising Cortland Place to Bishop Kendrlck of Bt. Louis In trust for St. Philomena's church In this city. He also made Bishop Kend rlck executor of the. will. The will was filed and admitted to probate, but Bishop Kendrlck declined to accept the trust. After some delay Bishop James O'Conner was appointed administrator with will an nexed. Later the church and its officers assuming that they had both legal arid equitable title, filed a plat and dedication of Cortland Place, dividing the property up into lots. The lots were sold and deeds given,' not withstanding the church did not have legal title. The suit to be brought for the property owners will ask that a trustse be appointed to give valid deeds to ths grantors- of St. Philomena's church. The property Is located between Twenty third and Twenty-fourth streets and St. Mary's avenue and Howard street. PORTER AND JW0NEY MISSING Hotel Attache Disappears Aheat the Time Gaest Leees' Big Roll. . A. Marqulae, who resides at the Midland hotel, 117 North Sixteenth street, has com plained to the police that he has had the misfortune to lose tie) from his trunk In his room at the hotel. He had the money in a pocketbook placed In the bottom part of hla trunk, which was securely locked. Thursday night he went to look If t was still safe snd discovered that the pocket book was there, but the money had been abstracted. He could hot sax when ths thsft was committed, as he had not tin locked his trunk for several days, but hs suspects a colored porter svho worked at the hotel for a few days and thea suddenly gave up his position. The police are look ing 'for the porter. ROCK ISLAND LOSES DAILY w Deprived of F'lfteea e Tweet? Tars treat Oae Klras, . Veraser Fatrea. The meps sent out by the. Commercial club and ths Omaha Oraln exchange, ex plaining the grain situation in ths South Platte, resulting from the Rock Islands equalisation rata, are exciting conalderahls comment and many local shippers have written to the elub commending the dis tribution of the maps. A letter was re ceived Friday morning from Cue aoaa, who sale Saturday at 50c None Sold .t. ... ... men's Heavy work shirts in black and white drills. Do met flan nels, old hickory shirtings, with double front and back,, worth up to $1.00. , 7C choice .i90 Ladies' Underwear Dept. tadies' fancy 49c Covers Fall . .'.afiaJ v sample m rS Hardware, Stoves & Housefurnishing Dept. SPECIAL SATURDAY TQ0L SALE 18-ln. No. 7 Dlsston Panel . IS-ln. No. 7 Dlsston Hand Q tt-tk. No. 7 Dlsston Rip 1 27 10-In. D-8 Dlsston Panel Saw - 1.05 ,26-in. D-8 Dlsston Hand A J $$-gln. ivs Dlsston Rip;' 1 48 26-ln. No. 12 Dlsston Hand' 1 C Saw Ie03 8-ln. Iron Bailey Smooth 1.05 Plane said the Idea to place the discrimination in map form lit the hands of all members of the Commercial club and Omaha Oraln exchange was a good one. As for himself, he said the Rock Island lost every day from his , house fifteen to twenty-five cars. Which had gone over that road pre vious to ths boycott. GREELY BANQUET ELABORATE Faaetlo Will Be on (he Basle of Twt - Dollars aad Fifty Ceats Platsv Feeling that if ought to be nothing If not swell, the committee srranglng for the banquet to be given, to General Oreely September tt by the Real Estate exchange and the Commercial club has decided to make the banquet $2.60 a plate Instead of r as at first proposed. ' ' In addition to General Greely ten or twelve officers from Fort Omaha. Fort Crook and army headquarters will be gussta of the two organisation!. A program of toasts has been arranged as follows, with W. O.. Gilbert as toast-, master: "Omaha's Buocess In Securing Govern ment Appropriations," Senator Millard; "General Orealy, the Men and ths Sol dier," John N. Baldwin; "The Signal Serv ice and Signal Services, " q. M. Hitchcock; "The Commercial Relations of Omaha to Garrisons,' C. M. Wtlhelm; "Forts and Fortifications," Ales O. Charlton: "How We Rebuilt Fort Omaha," Major Zallnskl. General Greely will speak, but on what subject the committee has not yet boon advised. GUNS AND -D0GS AS DEFENSE Farmers Pet t Fight Agalast OSseers aad Graders fer Rlght- . ef-Way. It required three deputy eneriffs te pre vent a lively scrsp between Peter Roth and Ma son. John, on one side and a'froup of graders for the Omaha, Unco In A Beatrice railroad Thursday afternoon In t'orrlgan addition to South Omaha. The Roths, through whose property the right-of-way runs, had prepared themselves to defend the place with a rifle, a shotgun and two large St. Bernard doga. . At the request of the railroad graders Sheriff McDonald Sent ' Deputise Itaae, Stryker aad Peterson te the scene. Whils they were trying to use persuaalon on Mr. Roth the railroad gang started to tear down a fence. - Young Roth ran upetalrs and pushed the muaale ef a rifle through Ladies9 New Bells The latest novelties in fancy and plain leathers, also black and white silk, or fancy Persiar. patterns, on I" in two lots and Before 9 fl. M. . . WE'RE HKADQtf ARTERS FOR GRIF FON BRAND SHIRTS, the handsome eat and best made line of Shirts ahown In Omaha, at $1.60 and 08c The Greatest dtock of Men's Vnd wear In the Weet. lace and embroidered Hose, in plain black and fancy colors, - . Cf, Saturday 50c and. . f Ladies' Hose Worth up to 50c, in lisle" and fine Maco cotton, plain or lace effects, in black and colors, Saturday 25c vl and JV Children's Hoee Heavy ribbed, a splendid school hose; 25c value, 12' C Several Other Hosiery Specials. ' 16-ln. Iron. Bailey jack . f Plane ll-ln. Iron on Bailey Tore J G5 Plane 24-ln. Iron Bailey ' ,;..2.25 juiuicr . 200 all slsed Ship Aueers, without screws;" worth up to $1.2$,, C. - on sale, each. ............. &U Good Ratchet CCa Brace ..k.aJeU Fine Nickel Plated Ratchet f A( B. B. Brace .. ... mflf Attjustable Block . ICi Planes...,,.. .....S.C the window and told ths men te stand back or he would shoot. At the ' same time tho two monster dogs were let loose. The - railroaders retreated, and .' Captain Haxe managed to slip up behind young Roth and disarm him . after a struggle. He also secured a loaded shotgun wh'oh had been placed in a handy position. 'After they bad been arrested the Roths consented to a parley and finally agreed not to use force to' prevent the graders from working, but confined themselves to vocal protests. They were allowed litKO for. the property, taken under condemna tion proceedings, but this did not satisfy them. WATCHES Frenaer. 1M aad bodge St a, CoBsaalaaloaera View Road. ' Members of the rosd committee of the county commissioners spent Frldsy looklne over the West Q street roud out of South Omaha, which will be graded this fall, pre paratory to pavtng' it next year. Bids were received last Saturday for the grading work, but moat of ths .bidders made con tingent bids. The hoard found It necessary to so over the road thoroughly before de ciding which Is the best bid. w V X 1 . ITISI- " I 1 T a MM l 11 Makes Martrtaa a e-e a V , bra 4f MMira. t.uMi f mwv. I ' as rar ae mam pmOttum. I FREK 8AMPLU IseMeetVeeAl im ii. Tim WHu B4W. T t-srf MEMANDWQMEX. ia 1 Dss BlftB foraaaateral esnXI SUckwris,iaS lataMeaa, J Irrliettoe er alaeraUoas awima. i CMda. etL a.i L IrillEVMtBHiajOM C. (eat e telsoae. . liS0ien,l J Baas hy renra Jar easrm. meets, fee it as. m aMttw tw tk. 40tiselsr seat sa masse. Lie Alls mi i r miu til Ml - PUIS Is u4 4t44 U4 mm. I Sim ait m. Take ' mt .wut tin iv.t ft .4 fc fe, V ceri-care-Tra-a rxt-Liea, jk iur. kKiKt PI I la, fc. si MfifM M hmUt. bmim.K Always LEUHYHOYAL fkldiss