THE OMAHA DAILY DEE: FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1007.
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BRIEF CITY MEWS
Dengl. Matin Co, 114-1 8. Jth t.
Binehart, photograph, removed
to Eighteenth and Karrinm streets
Twla City Br Works removsd to 407 "4.
loth. Ramg block. Close at t p. m.
h City Barings Sank aoliclta the pat
ronage of all mho need raving bnnk ac
rommndattone. Br Batarsy Bight, beginning at
o'clock. Thomaa Kilpatrlck Co. a. 11
men's 60-cent neckwear for 21 cent. .
Bock Spring Coal riaca yoor Order
now for prompt delivery. Central CohI
and Coka Co. of Omaha, 15th and Harney.
Automobile Bapr W. K. Johnson ha
established an automoblla expreaa delivery
yatem between Omaha and Benson. Tha
new Una began operatlona for tha flrat tlma
Thursday morning.
Tatef Bate Torty-flTa Dollar Gun bang
of the Famim dining hall. 18 J Karnain
street, waa robbed oft 146 Wednesday by
sneak thief, who entered hla room and
took the money from hla trunk.
Steals Xnsteaa of Sleeps Boma light
fingered vagrant went to tha rooming
house at 2016 Cuming atreet, owned by Sam
Overgard and aaked for a room. Inatead
of occupying it he took it part of the bed
clothing and made off with It.
Bound ore, for Time nee Theft
Joaepli Zimmerman, who waa arretted
Wednesday for eteailng a watch taut Hay,
waa bound over to the district court undor
1600 bonda In police court Thuraday morn
ing. ,
Borrta Browm at BCcBUal Club Sen
ator Norrla Brown haa written the ofBcera
of the McKlnley club advising them of
hla aoceptance of the Invitation to he One
of the club'a gueata and apeakera at tha
banquet tha evening of Auguet 1
Births fot JbIt The report of tha
Board of Health for July ihowa a total
number nf blrtha of in. of which nlnety-als
were white malea, ninety-two white fe
malea and one black male. In thle number
are Included five palre of twlna, five boya
and three gtrla. ' lat year In July tha
total of blrtha waa It?, a gain of twenty
for the iaet month.
Offlo Bobbed With Boy on Watch Wed
nesday afternoon the coal office of Har
mon W'eeth at Sixteenth and Charles
streets was left In chaiga of tha office boy
and while he waa there alone an unidenti
fied man entered and asked him to change
a $5 bill As soon as the cash drawer was
opened he pushed the ' boy Into a close,
locked him In and got 'away with 113.8.
Bew Milk Ordinance The secretary of
the Board of Health Is mailing to all deal
era In milk in Omaha a copy of the milk
ordinance recently passed by the city coun
cil to regulate the sale of milk In the
city. The ordinance . occupies twenty-five
printed pages of a pamphlet Sit Inchea and
is declared by many to be the moat com
pleU ordinance on the subject ever adopted
by an American city.
Asphalt oa rtrum Street At last, at
laatl The work of actually placing asphalt
on Farnam atreet began at noon Thursday
at the corner of Thirteenth street. Progress
will be made westward.
Mas Alleges Desertion Fred Moore has
petltoned the district court to grant him a
divorce from Anna Bell Moore, alleging
she deserted him February 29, 1902, a day
which isn't on the calendar, 1902 not being
leap year. Charles W. Hopkins la also
seeking a divorce from Ocle, charging her
with misconduct and with living a bad life
lt the states of Washington and California,
Mippad Out of BUs Carriage John n
.'liiiiirek has begun suit In district court
ugalnat the Omaha Council Bluffs Street
hallway company, declaring he waa tipped
out of his carriage July 4 by a motor car.
He -'1was-fidlnjr' alftn'r llB1ra avenue,
South Omaha, at the tlms. He Saya the
vehicle and harness was damaged to the
amount of ISO and his own Injuries were
worth 15,000. He sues for 15,060.
Slsvator Conductors Change Fred Sul
livan, for aeveral years chief engineer of
on of the elevatora In the federal build
ing, haa resigned that position to go into
the undertaking business, preferring that
vouatlon to elevating humanity. He will
associate himself with the Swanson Un
dertaking establishment. He will be auO
ceeded as elevator pilot " by Scott. McWIl
11a ms, formerly of the city hall elevator
force.
Bom Hotel Opens oa Ttm The new
Rome hotel opened Thursday morning for
the first time. The flrat name on the new
register of the hotel la Mark Morrow of
Omaha. This Is followed by the names Of
William Anderson, J. T. Clarke and J.
Brooks, ail of Omaha. Then follows a Iktt
of transients, generally traveling men from
Chicago, Kansas City. New Tork, Bt.
Louis. Grand Rapids, Cincinnati and Indi.
anapolla.
Internal Bevenae for July-rThe receipt
of Internal revenue for the month of July,
1807. for the Nebraska district were U7r
tStMS, aa against t20S.891.2S for tha month
of July, 1908, showing a difference of
I8.2W.06 in favor of 190. The difference Is
attributed to varloua causes, the chief of
which Is tha provisions of tha Olbaon law.i
which prohibits brewers from owning
building In which aaloon business is con
ducted. Oyster Crop Is Big- The New Tork and
Connecticut oyster crop Is large thla year
and the bivalves are Juicy, according to
A. M. Longwell, local manager for A.
Booth aV Co. He has not had a report yet
on tha crop In Chesapeake bay. The trav
eling men for the oyster houses have Just
gone on the road and are busy taking or
ders for the September trade. Prices will
open at th same figures that were named
the beginning of last season.
Bew Tork life la Largsr Offlo Ths
New Tork Ufa Insurance company will
soon occupy additional offices on ths third
floor of Its big building on Farnam atreet.
An Increase in office apace la mad neces
sary by the recent extension of th Omaha
office's Jurisdiction. Ths office now sends
in Sl.000.000 yearly to New Tork. having
jurisdiction In collections over Nebraska,
South Dakota, western iowa. southwestern
Minnesota and part of Wyoming.
fclve Stock Bast Bver John Keith, th
veteran stockman of Sutherland, la In
.Omaha, a guest at the Merchants. "Never
saw live stock conditions In western Ne
braska better than they are at this
. ason." said Mr. Keith. "Th range la
MB best w have ever had and the cattle
I v A ukln advantage of It. Crop of all
L . ieinde out there with ua are In better shape
'haa for many years and the general coo-
Id
dlllons In western Nebrsska have nevr
bn better."
Bea Cam Act as XoW-Beech camp,
No- Itfrt, Modern Woodmen of America,
will have as Its guests Friday evening the
members of al th other ramp of Omaha,
aouui uroana. doiisoq and council Bluffs.
Th meeting will be held in Barlghl a hall
and the program will be of a muaical and !
literary nature and will include addresses
by Q. Saunders of Council Bluffs, Net
sou C. Pratt and' other prominent Modira
Woedmen. The meeting will be open to
the public. ,
wr Manaat Wot Yet ateoelred Th
formal mandate of the I'nited States clr-
v cult court of appeala. affirming the decision
of the United States circuit court for tha
district of Nebraska In the ease of Rev.
George O. Ware, haa not yet been received
by Judge Munger. The decision Is expected
to rech Omaha at any tlni. No actios
will be taken hy the attorney of Mr. Ware
In the matter of an appeal to the United
State supreme court until the official man
date i received In Omaha.
Brewery Bo Big Dividend Payer Juat
to correct any mistaken impression the
Stors Brewing Company haa tnnde. public
the fart that 111 stock haa paid, the fol
lowing dividends:
Tear. Per Ceht. Year.
ui iyoi ..
1AV2 TV Iflel ..
IMc none Iftvi ..
1894 none 10nJ .'.
lsve none lm4 ..
li none 1! ..
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Ter
Cent.
IWft I
t.cn'of Many Coat Bill miffey and
John Oreen. vagrants, and B. Ollckman, a
second-hand dealer, were envolved In a
oontroveray In police court over the right
ful ownership of three coats. Ollckman as
serted that one of the coat had been stolen
from him and Green had been arrested
with It In hi possession. Oreen said that
he had traded coats with Duffey and paid
10 cents for the stolen coat. Duffey wa
drunk, he aaid, and had not the slightest
Idea what had happened. Duffey was given
ten days In Jail and1 Oreen was discharged.
ays Be Waa Trowa Off Car Assert
ing he wa thrown off a atreet car by the
conductor, a motorman and a policeman,
A.' R. Bradley haa begun suit against tha
Omaha ft Council Bluff Street Railway
company for $000 damages for tha pain,
Buffering and humiliation he underwent.
Bradley saya he transferred from an Al
bright car to the Harney line April 34, but
when he presented his transfer to the con
ductor the latter refused to accept It and
told him h would have to get off the car.
He refused and tha conductor called on
the motorman and the policeman for as
sistance and put him off. He says they
beat htm about the head and shoulders In
the presence of a large crowd" of people.
POTENT AIDST0 BEAUTY
Demonstration of Bnrnhana Prepara
tions by Mia R. M. Moore at
" Owl Drag Store.
Much favorable Interest and many sales
constitute the record of Miss E. M. Moore,
who Is demonstrating E. Burnham's toilet
wares at Sherman A McConnell'a Drug
Co.'s store. Miss Moore has with her all
the articles manufactured by the Burn
ham company, and with each purchase she
gives a free massage treatment, devoting
the morning to these treatment, while dur
ing the afternoons she stays at the store.
The preparations for which Miss Moore
la acting as demonstrator Include between
twenty and thirty articles, each for its own
purpose in keeping the face and body
beautiful. The cleansing cream, which is
used for removing blackheads and prevent
ing, sunburn, and the skin bleach, for re
moving tan, freckles, brown patches and
the like, have aroused particular attention
among the women of the city.
Th free distribution of a booklet, en
titled, "How to be Beautiful," la one of
the features of Miss Moore's work. It Is
an artistic pamphlet, carefully Illustrated,
and glvea practice! Instructions in the art
of face and body massahes. Its purpose
Is to enable women t beautify themselves
In their own homes, without having to re
sort to professions! treatments.
Miss Moors will be at the Owl drug store,
SheYman & ' McConnell'a new store. Six
teenth and Harney streets, for this and
tb following week.
DEAD RAILS TO BE MOVED
All oh Rabblah atreet Tar Compear
Promisee to Pat Oat of
the Way.
. A .committee of th'e ,clty council, con
sisting of Messrs. Briicker, Bedford and
Sheldon, has succeeded in securing a defi
nite promise from the Omaha A Council
Bluffs Street Railway company that all
"dead rails" In the city will be removed
from the streets as soon aa' possible and
that a few which are now. "dead" will be
put Into active use.
It Is the Intention of the company, aa told
to the committee, to use a few of the tracka
now lying Idle on Fifteenth street, Douglas
street and St. Mary's avenue, while tracks
on Seventeenth, Eighteenth, Nineteenth,
Twentieth streets and Sixteenth street
north of Cuming street will be torn out,
. Under the terms of agreement with the
company the city asphalt repair plant is to
start work as soon aa the company does,
filling holes left in asphalt paved streets by
the removal of the raUa. The cost of this
repair will be borne by th street car com
pany. On streets paved with atone the
company will m .ike repairs Itself.
The engineer's office announced Thursday
.morning that It would be in shape to begin
such repair Immediately and this was told
the manager of the street railway com
pany by the committee, which expects the
rails to b removed within a week.
PURE FOOD jAND BIG EXPO
Combination Dlaplay la Planae by
Andttorlam Management aad
Retail Grocers.
TJis management of th Auditorium and
a committee from th Omaha Retail Gro
cers' association are conferring on tha ad
visability of holding a "pure food show
and Industrial exposition" at ths Auditor
ium In November.. The grocers are pleased
with th results Of the former shows and
want another. They wish to broaden the
scope of the exposition, however, making
It not only a food show, but an exhibit of
all of Omaha's Industries, especially those
in th manufacturing 11ns. November Is
suggested because larger crowds would at
tend In cool weather and because the Au
ditorium Is engaged for September and
October.
Law Bates East
Via
Chicago, Mllwaake A Bt. Paal Ry.
On far plu 12.00 for round trip 80-day
ticket, on sale dally to eastern Canadian
point, and on August 6, 10, 30, 24; Septem
ber 10. II. 24 and II. to New England points.
Choice of route east of Chicago, stop
overs at Detroit, Niagara Falls and other
points. For rates, routea and Information,
call City Tick Office. 1SI4 Farnam Street,
or write F. A. Nash, General Weatern
Agent, Omaha, Neb
Th Longest Stretch f Deable Track
la the World
under one management Is that of the Grand
Trunk Railway System from Chicago to
Montreal and to Niagara Falls. Ths Grand
1 Trunk-I.ehlKli Vallev douhle.track nwia vi.
j Niagara Flla reaches from Chicago to
I New York.
Descriptive literature, time tables, etc.,
; will be mailed free on application to George
W. Vau, A. O. P. T. A.. Grand TruftH
Railway System. 1SS Adams St., Chi
cago. 111.
KirsnloM Via Nickel Plat Road.
To Borton and return. H, August (, 1CT,
and H, September 10, 14. 34 aad 38. Limit
thirty days from date of aale. Mrs s In
dining cara U cents to 11. Stopovers.
Ticket office. 107 Adams street, Chicago.
Phones Central 3(87 and (173. Sal.'e
street station, on elevated railroad loop.
Announcements, waddw. sctttonery and
calling cards, blank books aad magestn
tndlng. Phone Doug. ISM. A. L Hoot. I a.
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Bigg-eat Taxpayers Liable to Appeal
from State Board Increase.
RAISE OF ALL REGARDED UNFAIR 1
Aatemoblle Men Are Taacht, aa They
Mat Their Ooexle aa Merchan
dise, Espertla to Es
cape Boast.
The action of the State Board of Equali
sation In raising merchandise In Douglas
county 16 per cent will add to the assess
ment rolls npproxlmatelyt342,OflO on a valua
tion of one-fifth. The assessed value of
this Item In the county was 12. 25.434 as the
figures If f t the county board and 4he In
crease Avlll send the amount up to 12,628,000.
The raise will fall heaviest on three or four
department stores and wholesale houses
that will sustain an Increase of about
150,000 or hiO.noo on full valuation or from
$10,000 to 112,000 on assessed valuation.
There were rumors Thursday that an ap
peal would be taken to the courts by some
of the heaviest taxpayers, though the at
torneys for those firms would not say what
they Intended doing.
Counly Assessor Reed said he had re
ceived no official notice of the Increase yet.
He did not care to discuss the matter in
detail, but said he was surprised that the
Increase was so large. County Commis
sioner i:re declared the Increase was unfair
to a large majority of Omaha merchants
because most of them were assessed high
before the raise.
I nfalr to Bala All.
"It Is unfair." he said, "to Increase all
of the merchant because two or three may
be low on their figures. The figure, as they
left th county bosrd, were a fair valua
tion of the merchandise stocks and the In
crease will be burdensome 10 a large
majority of the merchants."
It Is estimated that about three-fourths
of the merchandise In the county Is located
In Omaha. This will mean an addition to
the city and school district assessment rolls
of about 1250.000. ft will result In a reduc
tion 1n the city levy of a little less than
one mill. The school district mill levy hav
ing been fixed already It will result in a sub
stantial Increase In the funds for school
purposes.
There Is a slight touch of humor In the
situation of the automobile houses though
the regular merchants are not la a position
to see It. The auto men feared the state
board would make a sweeping raise In auto
mobile valuations so most of them listed
their stocks under the head of merchandise
Instead of automobile. The Increase came
Just where they though it would not and
their taxes will be Increased correspond
ingly. DIRECTIONS 0NGARBAGE LAW
Ordinance la New In Effect aad Coa
nell Issues Instractleaa
te All.
The new garbage contractor started work
with two wagons on the downtown streets
Thursday morning and four other started
in tha afternoon. In the morning the
manager of the company said he had not
completed preparations of schedules for
wagons and that routes wer tlll to be
determined, bvlt untilthat Is done an at
tempt will be made to send wagons to
eery quarter of th city as they are
needed. The company ha not yet de
cided upon a permanent location for Its
rendering plant, but temporary quarters
have been secured In East Omaha.
The following anonuncemoht has been
sent out by the commissioner of health and
an effort la being made to place them in
every house in th city:
NOTICE.
- On and after August 1. 1P07, every resi
dent must have a galvanised iron garbage
ran with cover, having a capacity of not
less than ten gallons.
All gnrbage must be put In regulation
cans, which must be kept accessible to the
gsrbage hauler.
No rubbish of any kind will be allowed
in garbage cans. If paper, tin cans, glass
broken dishes, bottles, old shoes, dead ani
mals or dish water is put in garbage cans,
the city teems will refuse, to haul It free.
Garbage must not be mixed with ashes or
emptied anywhere except In cans.
Garbage cans must be scalded one a
W"o'cn will be allowed to haul garbago
after Augtiat 1 In the city of Omaha ex
cept the Omaha Rendering and Feed com
pany, which company has the exclusive
right from the city. If garbage Is kept
ss directed, It will be removed free of ex
pense. This does not Include ashes, manure,
etc.
By order of the Board of Health.
RALPH W. CONNftLfTj.
Commissioner of Health.
Ten dollars reward for anyone convloted
of stealing a garbage can.
OMAHA HORSE SH0W"PRA1SED
Beat la the Co an try for City of the
Is, Bays Bit aad Spar
Manage. ,
J. A. Edmondson. manager of tha Bit
and Spur, the leading horse show paper of
the country, waa In Omaha Wednesday,
looking over the situation for the horse
show In Omaha this fall. ,
'Ths outlook I encouraging for a suc
cessful show this fall," aaid Mr. Edmond
son, "for Omaha haa a most enviable
reputation all over the east. Ths local
owners have finer horses than any city
of the slse of Omaha In the country. The
circuit should be this year: Louisville, St.
Louis, Kansas City, Omaha, the Twin
Cities, Milwaukee and Chicago. Some of
these towns have not perfected their dates.
St. Louis will have no ahow at all, and
Kansas City Is very doubtful. W. Q. Car.
lln of Bt. Paul aays his show will be the
latter part of October In St. Paul, but th
date la still uncertain.
"While In th east I heard the Omaha
show, most favorably criticised and nothing
but words of praise for th management.
From what I can learn th Omaha mer
chants are beginning to realise the com
mercial advantages of a successful horse
show and that la all Omaha haa held. It
not only brings people from abroad, but
stimulates a healthy trade from the
Omaha peopl and the merchants all profit
by this."
JULY LICENSECR0P IS GOOD
Receipts from Ordinary Boareea. Ex
ceed Those of Aay Month
' Slace Office Opened.
Th monthly report of th city license In
spector Shows the receipts for th month
'of July from ordinary source were In
etrea of those of any month alnce th cre
ation of the office. The total amount was
I4.17S. and the month of greatest collec
tions previous to this was-last July,' when
the collections wer $3.62.
Th Inspector Is taking steps which he
believes will further 1 nor ease the revenues
of th office and at th asm time throw
a greater degree of protection around per
sons who hire automobile. At this tlms
no bond la required of owners of machines
who operate them for hire, but a bond of
tl.OOO I required from each chauffeur who Is
not an owner. Th Inspector says that
since the new law went Into effect only
one chauffeur has been licensed, all others
who take out licenses asserting that they
twa th machine they are to operate. The
tnapeoior lias aent a communication to the
council committee on Judiciary requesting
It to prepare an amendment which will re
quire a bond from owners Sad aasertlng
ithat wher such bond la not required no
crauntur win oe iiceneea as long a It Is
' possible for a man to become ''owner' of
l machln whlta l l r-ally only the oPcr-
i ator.
CONSCIENCE CUTWEIGHS LOVE
Man Walts a tear Rather Than Mls
represent Age mf the lrl
He Seeks.
Floyd Ronk of Grove township. Pot
tawrttamle county, Iowa, allowed hi
conscience to play havoc with his matri
monial Intentions Thursdny and as s result
he will have to wait a )fsr before h-s
makes little May Braden his bride. When
License Clerk Furay arrived at the office
he found Ronk and Miss Brnden waiting
for him. The hitch came when lie frankly
stated Miss Ronk waa only 17. "
"Have you the consent of her father?1"
Mr. Furay asked.
"No. I didn't ark him. I don't believe he
would give his consent to the marriage,"
Ronk answered.
He ssld his bride had been earning her
own living for the last two years snd he
supposed that would make the parental
consent unnecessary, but he was Informed
the Isw required It when the bride .was
under age.
"Well I would rather wait a year than
perjure myself as to her age." he said, and
the couple departed without securing the
license.
CONFIDENCE IN OLD 'FRISCO !
mm
Commercial Men of Golden Gate City
Bare of It Boand Re-V
Klein of Heller, Klein & Co., wholesale
dry goods, and A. Rahwller. head buyer for
"The White House," Pan Francisco's big
department store, rassed through the city
Thursday, returning home from a business
trip to New Tork. Both men possess ths
deepest confidence In the future of San
Francisco.
"Do you know how ! big our population
Is?" asked Mr. Rahwller. ' "We have now
71,000 registered voters. Before the fire we
had only 90,000. This ' Indicates that the
city Is nearly as large as It was formerly.
All the new construction Is fireproof and
we are building a city that cannot be sur
paBssed for beauty.
"Schmlts ought to have had twenty
years. He Is a scoundrel and there can be
no doubt of it. He got a salary of $0.001
a year as mayor and now he Is worth mil
lions." MAYOR WILL BREAK BRONCHO
Intends to Pnt Finishing- Touches on
Wyoming Poay for His
Daoahter.
Miss Dorothy Dahlmarn the little daughter
of Mayor Dahlman, Is anxiously awaiting
the arrival of one freight train from Gil
lette, Wyo., for in a car on that train Is a
pony which was promised Miss Dorothy
last year by Samuel Ditto, a friend of th
mayor, who spent several day In Omaha.
The pony is said to be the pick of the
plains and for several months Mr. Ditto haa
been putting It through g course on instruc
tions under his daughter and his niece In
order to acquaint It with riding habits and
the female style of riding: but the mayor
Is a little danbtful of the efficacy of Wyom
ing horse-breaking for small girls and will
give the pony a further schooling before
Miss Dorothy will be permitted to ascertain
If eh has Inherited th? paternal ability to
manage range horses.
FIRST CAR OF NEW. OATS GOOD
Weight Is Thirty-Three Pounds to
Bushel aad the Yield Is
. Mrv,,i
The first car of new oata for the Omaha
market has been received from Ragan,
Neb., by the I'pdlke Grain company. The
grain Is of fine quality, . weighing thirty
three pounds to the bushel and the yield
per acre la said to have been good..
Arthur English had a sample Thursday
from Pender. Neb., which did not show
up so well. The oats were bright, but of
light weight. ''
The general opinion' among the grain
men la that the Nebraska oat crop Is very
spotted, being good In some places, poor
In others and medium In ' others. Thresh
ing returns so far show this condition.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
Colonel John A. Ehrhardt of Stanton is
an Omaha visitor.
Fred Renner, secretary of the W. L. Tet
ter Wall Paper company, Is off on his va
cation. W. B. Morledge and Mr. Walsh of Hast
ings, Neb., were the guests of W. J. Hynes
Thursday. ?
J. W. Gillespie of Mynard, Neb., was a
visitor at the Omaha Grain exchange
Thursday. '
Probation Officer Bernstein has returned
from a two days' Ashing trip to Lake
Washington. He reports a fine time, but
few captured baas.
E. J. McKeenan and John W. Parkinson
nt Tnnaka Mr. and Mrs. John M. Long and
children and Dr. and Mrs. C, H. Oelke of
fierce are ai me miiikiu.
Assistant Game Warden H. D. Plerson
and daughter have returned from a ten
days' outing among the Ashing resort of
Clearwater lakes. Minnesota.
Mre. A. L Reed, who 'underwent an op
eration for appendicitis Wednesday, Is get
ting along nicely. She Is at Aloha, her
country home, north of the city.
I,. C. Erwln of Hastings, R. E. Miller rf
Nebraska City. R. H. Merchand of Greeley,
Colo.; V. A. Umback of Lincoln and R. H.
Zangg of Yulan are at the Murray.
Alec C. Reed. A. L. Reed's cousin, who
had an operation or appendicitis Thursday
at the Presbyterian hospital, Is not doing
so well. There Is fear that another opera
tion may be necessary.
Mary Wormser and Lena Wormser of
Ban Diego, Cal.; Charlea E. Walte, W. P.
Kimball and R. M. Turner of Lincoln, C.
H. Keyes of Denver, T. H. Wilson of
Stromsburg snd J. E. Btimson of Cheyenne
are at the Paxton.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Sly of Wagoner, I T.,
H. W. White of Kansas City. B. L. Kerr
snd J. W. Bmlth of Boise, George C. An
derson of Philip, ' S. D. : Jay Morrow of
Tekamah, Joseph King and C. S. Stafford
of Bancroft and H. C. Ketchworth of Blair
are registered at the Merchants.
Captain Clare K. Aduma of Superior is
an Omaha visitor. Captain Adams Is a
csndldate for commander-in-chief of the
Grand Army of the Republic at the na
tional encampment ln 8m r a toga, N. V., In
September next. He goes there bucked
with the endorsement of the Nebraska
delegation.
E. J. McVann and Will L. Tetter started
east Thursday on their vacations. They
will go together as far as New York, whiio
Mr, Ystter will make his semi-annual pur
chases of wall paper. Mr. McVann will
visit New York, Washington, Jamestown
and Chicago and will return about August
in. Mr. Yetter will go from New York to
Duluth by lake, returning about August 2.
Railway Votes aad Pereeaal.
R. L. Hearon, traffic manager of the
Colorado Fuel company, was in Omaha
Wednesday.
General Manager Holdrege of the Burl
ington went west Thursday morning on a
trip of Inspection.
The I'nlon Pacific has arranged to put
motor car No. 10 In service August 10 be
tween Denver and Carr, Colo. The nlstance
Is eight y-slx miles and the mr will make
the round trip every day, or a dluiance of
172 mllea. leaving Carr in the morniag for
Denver and returning In the evening.
, Tkt Texas "Wonder
Cures all Kidney, Bladder and Rheumatic
troubles; sold by Sherman aV McConnell
Drug Co. and Owl Drug Co., or two
months' treatment by mall, for tl. Dr. E.
W. Hall, rj Olive St., Bt. U-uls. Ma Send
for testimonials
Have Root prloi it
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WHAT
Information concerning the advantages, rates, extent
of curriculum and other data about the best schools
snd colleges can be obtained from the
School and College Information
Bureau of The Omaha Bee
All information abtolutely free and impartial. Cata
logue of any particular school cheertull furnished
upon request. -
0
s s s s s
Letter on Dollars No. 8.
Telling
MOSHER-LAMPMAN STUDENTS
pass the mile-stone on the
ROAD TO DOLLAR VILLI?
In 902 Arthur K. Lee finished four niontJis In Bookkeeping and four
months in Shorthand under the Instructions of Mr. Lampnun and Mr. Mosher.
Worked for Wright & Wilhelmy at 89.00 wk till sept. 1st. 1902. Went
to Cheyenne with Union Pacific as stenographer In Master Mechanic's office at
$77.50
rer month. Sept. 1st., 1904. was appointed private secretary to Gov. Chat
terton at
$125.00
per month. At expiration of term, In typwrlter and expert bookkeeping busi
ness. Business good. Next appointed Assistant State Examiner at
$150.00
and expense allowance, keeping Interest In typewriter buslneV
FLMSHKI) SCHOOL FIVE YEARS AGO. NOT VLT TWENTY-
FIVE YEARS OLD.
WE give OVR students a GOOD START. Let as start yon.
Call, "phone Douglas No. 6619 or write
MOKHKR-LAMPMAN I1U8INESS COLLEGE
17th and Farnam
(See Letter
lbs7?tr'CA
m, (See Letter No. 9 Friday.) CsT
gg S S S S ,S :. ... V
ROIlRBOUGil BROS., Props., 19th and Farnam
. Oldest commercial school In Nebraska. Over 20,000 ex-stndentB.
More, than 1,000 enrolled erery ' year.' Has a corps of teachers emi
nently, .Qualified. .The, school occupies a $100,000 building-the finest
of any like school In the entire country. It Is newly equipped through
out. Day and Night Sessions. Comprehensive Courses. Three hundred
given positions Blnce January 1 at large salaries. Has a Gymnasium of
Its own, a Lecture Course, Literary Society, College Orchestra, and
every facility to be had by any school.
What school can you attend and obtain such advantages?
Catalogue free. Vrlte today.
ROHRBOUGH
OT T7170 MILITARY
DlJijjLJsO ACADEMY
MACON, MISSOURI
, Cadets rooms all single. I,arge corps of
university graduate Instructors. Splendidly equipped physical and chemical labora
tories, manual training shops, llbrsry, etc., drowlng and music Non-sectarian and
combines home Influence with military discipline, drill, systematic physical culture
and high educational standards. Enrollment limited and only boya of good charac
ter admitted. Early applications advised. Tuition 1600. Write for Illustrated cata-
lUKUf. mix i a
OoL Oso. X.. Burnett, X.Z.. B., M. A. (West Point '80) Superintendent.
Mai. Louis B. Lawton (West Point '93), Commandant'
HARDIN COLLEGE AND CONSERVATORY
FOR YOUNG WOMEN
THIBTT-rOVBTB: YI1I CE1BTEBID BT TBI STJTB.
The College A I nlverslty Trained Faculty. Literary work
given 18 majors credit by the University of Chicago.
The Consorvatory German Standards.
Courses In Art, Elocution, Business snd Cooking
SZSStOlT OFEHB BEPTXMBZB 11, 1807,
. Wr,!5,.!0. fa"l0ue Bn terms to Pres. johu W. Millions.
A. M., 1805 College Place, Mexico, Mo.
IVentworih FJHitaty Academy
Oldest ami Largest in the Middle West. Active U. S. Army officer
detailed by tlie War Department Class A. I'repores for Vnlverel
ties, Government. Academies or Bnsiness. $40,000 in improve
ments now being oompleled. Rates 1360.00. separate ScsartaMal Isr
(sua keys. Catalogue free. Address. , "craot"'
IMC SCCKCTAKt. Be A. fxlnoto. mm.
a mi.
We ,l help yon te Ml.d a school, ky .!, y.,, absal.uly -inlorauiion
icgtrding any perticalaf echoel or ciau el atboole Jaieat!
ity. College, ScbooU for Womea. Military, Boya, Cilia. Baaiacia ttm.
....lon.l. Tecbslcal. M..i. Art, Tralaing or lads
glung lull Infoimalios loom your setlrei.
The EJacatbaal laierejatiea I area a. Ml Kaeack BaJUaaj, L Lsejs, Bo,
KEMPER MILITARY SCHOOL
Hseognlted preparatory school for kf iaeotui rniTeralty end all leadW anil....
o.e, fro. t.T. ha. detaUM to achuol b P.,ent. kated taeib, Sal
I-pertinent. For catalogue, address WU t. a.easief, Se,., . !tiu
POTTER COLLEGE For Toting Ladles
(students from 4U States. Number select
snd unlimited. JO teachers. Department
under apeclslists. Appointments of the
highest order. Recommended by leading
r.en or the U. S. Rend (or Cittalogue ft v.
H F. Cabell. P. ., Pres., Bowling Green.
Kentucky.
WIXSOBT OOX.X.BOB FOB WOMII
In tbe beeutltul Camberland Valley, couraee lead
ing to degrees of A. B- and llue. B riasalos. Mu
sic. An. A most eaeellent faculty, rtmpua w acres:
14 building!, ratea nodrrale. M. H. RKAblH. Pa.
D . Pres't. U Colleje Ae-, Cbaaibersbarf, Pa.
Business
Boosters
Try th Waal A
Goluuuja ot Tlx
Schools
AND
SCHOOL
how
Hts., Omaha, Neb.
No. 9 Friday.)
torn
BROS.. Omaha
Th only military academy whose super
intendent and commandant are both West
Point graduatea. Plant cost 600,000 and la
modern, sanitary and absolutely fire proof.
A 160,000 gymnasium, 1,000 acres of woods,
lakes, parade around and athletic fiiia
1
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DOYLES COLLEGE
SUMMER TERM OPEN
Students admitted any day Bookkeeping, Shorthand
and Typewriting, Telegraphy, English and Elocution.
Pre Catalogue. Addrtss,
H. H. BOYLES, President,
1803 XfABsTBT BTBBET. OMAHA, ITXBBAB1. '
'rv :
VABT SABTT SCHOOL Or
ha. , "D. ....
- ,nu new quart-1
i " - r "riimrn. it will
'."r" , "i .u a select
' training or atsno-
Illustrated Music School,! 11 1 FirnaiJ
Music
eUil
Less
an
luci
w tlLVUsr U J "r-
ifl'-rTrTmsrTjS, -.fc'n different
ijrr,,s. courses Invest
rat them at thJ
sior or ine hrerziaia nano uo., Omaha.
BTT1X OOUZOl Or OSTBOFATKT,
Pes Moines, la. The standard Osteopathia
college of America. Wo have mure calls (or
our graduatea than we can supply, Turin
kxglua ti.pt. Kth. Catalogue t
si
H!
Creigliton University
OXAXA, HXB.
150 PROFESSORS
CLASSICAL AITS CXEHTXTIO BS
FiBTHEgTI
OOllLXaZATB AJTD KXOV CXOO
COUHIEM
tSsrcB tsars IT)
COLLEGES OF
Medicine Law
Dentistry Pharmacy
noosmATS OKAKoaa
For rail Information Apply to 9as of
Varloua Departments
DO YOU WANT A POSITION
WHERX YOU CAN EARN
$1,000 PER YEAR?
ir YOU DO REGISTER. AT
McCartney Institute
1803 Tarnam Street, '
Complet courses In Shorthand, Type
writing", Bookkeeping. Commercial Law,
Penmanship and College preparatory work.
Able professor In each dupartmenl
day and evening" sessions.
Call, or Tel. Douglas. 1070.
Browned Hall
A boarding and day School for Tounc
Women and Girls. Students holding cr
1 1 Urates covering In full the entrance re
qulrements of a standard Stata Univer
sity, are admitted without rxamlnatlon
to Junior year of advance course. Certl
floats n college preparatory course s'lmlts
to Vassal, Wellesley, Kmlth, Mt. Kolyok.
L'nlv. of Nebraska, vUnlv of Wisconsin
and Univ. of Chicago. Exceptional ad
vantaKa li: Music, Art and DomestM
Science Well equipped gymnasium ana
outdoor sports. Etudents mothered sym
pathetically y women of large practical
experience (th Jlrls in that highly Im
portant formative period between four
teen and twenty-one years of as.
Send for Illustrated Tear Book, Address
Miss Vicrae, Principal. Omaha.
University of
- Notre Dams
HOTSS BAMS, UTDXABTA
A Catholio College Home
Bvery Educational Advantage
Evary Moral Bafsgnard
Ik buildings 76 Professors 8UU
Students.
Courses In Ancient and Modern Lan
guages, KnKlish, History and Kco
nomlcs. Chemistry, Biology, Fhar
macy, Civil, Klectrlcftl, Clwinlcal and
Mechanical Engineering, Architecture,
Law. Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Type
writing. TBKMSi Board. Tuition and X,aun-
dry (400. Special Dapartmsnt for
Boys Uadsr 13 1360. Address Ths
atsv. jonn uavsnangn, i-resicism.
How about. the boy
your boy?
What school for 1907-08?
The book called "The right
school for your boy" gives many
helpful suggestions. We send
it and our catalogue, without
cost, if you ask for it.
Racine College Grammar School
Racine, WUcontin
American !
Kimball Hall
30 toasa
baah Av
Cmoago, lit
Conservatory
The LeadlnrScbno: of Music and Dramatic Art.
TWKNTY SECOND SEASON. Seventy emi
nent instructors. Unsurpassed course ot study.
Teachers' Training Department. 1 Unionist and
Teacher's Certificates. Vnrtvalfd Fr AJtun
tagts. Thirty tree aad one hundred partial scholar,
ships swarded annually to talented students ol
limited means. Fall term begin September 4
19U7. Catalogue mslled free.
JOHN J. UATTbTAEDT, PresldanL
Where Shall I Send Him?
Tour bar's progress aspesAs lsrssly on stt to-
, fort sud bapplnMs. Our boys srs contented ss
j umlrtbl, surroundta with srsr, tarsnta that
contribute to me tiuuain g ot rbarsflisr. Hoys are
ftvan mwtrr opportunity to lara aslf control, ang
vslls trusting to their honor, gisalpllns at th high,
lit oraar is rigidly malnt alnea. Nsw llra-proot
buildings. Erery raod.ro advantage. Special de
partment ter boys I to U years. . gen lor Catalog A
Kaarnsy Military Acadvmy,
Highland Park College, !
A colleee that nieete the demamla of modern edtieav
eioa. Nine largo botldlnge; F-itenelve bjuinmeute;
A acuity of fepeclall.le, Hug atudsula aasueily.
cot kmes orrsais.
t. Cllee t. Seele, . Fas aril
t. Sereiall A Oraleryl IS. T.Utrepbyl
S. gtMHog.(eH . t. Caaaarelall II. BlleSe!l
e. ttenaeen b'L'he) . Skraea4i IS. Suae. BekeaL
Correpontlnr'oure In aluoelall euujeota.
Write fur fine new oataiou-ue.
oj.ioewat,rri.Hi6Hut nnt mun.nH
BELLEVUE COLLEGE!
tOUJtUB Class cal. sciealuM, philosophical eeureee,
aCAbKaty Aa euci edited high school pr.cees la
beilevue or eor other eollego or aaiverailf.
pokMAL SCHOOI. Ktemeuiarr had advance
courees. Certittcates sraataa.
CCSSBRVATOHY Theory of am a) a. ataa. sells,
violin, elocution and Aft.
OMAHA CONBF.CTIONS Elect rte Hnf aad Bor'Ug.
tea rat:eay- Vow htodor Beraltartea,
Address fres'isBl Weaeoonh. IMIletae. Mete
(Chicago Conservatory
BsiswiiMn . WMItMl PtfllM, PVfMa
Unt nd bMt tvrbool for tboroufd tuAchtnf t
MUSIC AND DRAMATIC ART
arris) of tw-tUttr icllm
mpioy m.if ttmmi aa
(ha bit ItAsit mcrm. UrHiut r il
ia I Hat nauiorm.
mfry tkiBstiiil
gulp
Uad Lraaalio Art.
requirement nf w
(is3U) t.
nr IntdHrtBstina Mltjsm,
4HsHtJB iNlMlaf
S 1
iy,ii,.. .. ait.
9 P nvi si a
I II gTimiiigi' TwarriT iii-i H
9lu Stammering or otlisr Speech Defect li
I rs Medical rer t en tea ana ln3rmatlon H
I Habout the school furnisiied on applt- H
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