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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 15, 1907)
10 THE OMAIXA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1907. l XaiZiiS HZiZS 1 A Slon tor' t EVERY COIIVEIIIEIICE and COMFORT III SHOPPING AT BRAIIDEIS Cold Air Blast System Keeps the Air Fresh and Cool in Every Corner of This Great Store. 50 Phones, connecting all departments. Free Waiting Rooms with maid in attendance. Checks Cashed Free at Brandeis1 Bank. ' Large, roomy Passenger Elevators give perfect service. 1,000 Capable Clerks Miles of wide, clean aisles Largest, most complete retail store west of Chicago. PiHicnlmislv nw Prices on Mi ma wm a mm m J mm waa a a a w was waa aaaa Women's Summer Wear U jfii 5 Shirt Waist Suits Blue and grey chambray, white piped, white linens and ducks and colored and figured denlniB, worth up to $4 at 85c i Women's $6 striped and checked English Suiting Skirts, (jg Women's $3 Linen Skirts, at $1.50 In Economy Cloak Women's Comb ing Jackets, light patterns, worth 35c. at 15c Women's White Duck . Skirts, worth up to $1.25, at 49c EMBROIDERY SALE Bargain Square filled with fine nainsook and cambric embroideries in medium and wide effects also 18-inch corset cover embroideries with beading edge, worth up to 25c yard, at, yard 3y2cf 7l2C and 15c FRIENDS PIEAD FOR CLARIE Colored People Want Flury Murderer Saved from Gallows. PETITION WILL BE CIRCULATED Dnouird Man Apprals In Vain to Jndtf '. ttou, Baslny Plea on Com uatatloa of O'lleara Seateaco. South Oman colored people are seeklng to have the svntenca of Harrison Clarke commuted from death to Imprisonment tor life. Clarke waa convicted for murder In the first degret and sentenced to hang for killing; Edward Klury, a street car con ductor, whom he attempted to rob lu South Omaha. The trial waa held before Judge Sutton, whe la In receipt of a tetter from Clarke, In which the convict makes a strong ap peal for clemency, basing his plea upon the action of the supreme court In the case of Jay O'Hearn who was sentenced to death, but whose sentence waa com muted to life Imprisonment on the grounds of his youth when ttie supreme court dented a new trial. Clarke In his letter says the evidence against O'Hearn was stronger than against him. In that wit nesses positively swore that O'Hearn did the shooting, while In the Clarke rase no one T.ould so swear, as others were using guns beaidea himself. He says he was alone In his trial and that the law yers appointed by the court to defend him would not permit him to ask questions of sertaln witnesses which might have Drought out the truth. He still protests his innocence of the shooting and says '.hat he Is not prepared to die. Sattoa Will Nat Yield. Judge Button Informed one of the men who Is working In behalf of Clarke that tie would take no action In the matter and would sign no petition for clemency, as he had signed none since he was called to the enoh. The movement In favor of the murderer 'a not based on the Idea that ha Is not CHOLERA MORBUS DUrrfcoaa, Dysentery or Cholera laiaiv- tun can b quickly cured by using WAKEFIELD'S Blackberry Balsam Eery boms should hav a supply of this reUaLss remedy on band, 61 years of euros. All dregrfste soil it 25 cant. A Model Retail Stori Women's $1.25 Shirt Waists 25c Several hundred pretty white and colored Summer Waists, long and short sleeves, many hand embroidered and lace insertion trimmed dainty lawns and chambrays that were made to sell up to $1.25 each one lot, at $7.50 White Wash Coats $2.98 Eton, Prince Chap and Bolero styles, special bargains Thurs- CO OS day, at each yL.QQ Negligees and Kimonos Women's long Kimonos and sum mer Wrapper, worth CQi up to $2, at , .DuC Women's Short Kimonos Combing Jackets, worth up to (1, at and 25c All our fine Negligees, Dressing Sacques, etc., at a mere fraction of their former prices. Dept. Basement Children's Odds and Ends Women's Summer weight Wool Suits, worth $10.00 and $12.50 at 3.98 $1.50 Dresses at, each 49c guilty of the crime, but, as one of tho workers expressed It: "We don't think there should be one rule for the white man and another for the negro In Nebraska. Two crimes were committed here, equally atrocious. One man was sentenced t death In each case and accomplices were given less severe punlBhment. The white man has escaped the gallows by a method unknown to Nebraska law, since nowhere Is It written that the supreme court can commute a sentence. We ask for the negro the same clemency extended to the white man." The application for clemency will be pre pared and circulated In the city as soon as possible and It is alleged by the mov ing spirits that a number of court officials will sign the appeal to the governor. FINED FOR BLOCKING CARS Two Brothers Who Become Hilarious Pay for it la Police Court. D. Blumenthal, a Cuming street grocer, and Harry Blumenthal, his younger brother, were fined 5 and costs each In police court Wednesday morning for creat ing a disturbance on a street car and tying up two street car lines for thirty minutes Saturday night. Blumenthal and his family were return ing from a picnic at Hlbbeler's park on West Leavenworth street, and, according to the evidence, were more or less Intox icated. Blumenthal pulled down the side curtains of the car several times when other passengers wanted to get on and when the conductor remonstrated such a melee resulted that the motorman thought it unsafe to proceed. Six or seven cars from Hanscom park and West Leaven worth were forced to wait for half an hour until the police could be called and the trouble makers taken away. Two other arrests were made in the case, but the defendants were discharged by the court. The sentence, was considered very light by the street car authorities, who were trying to make an example of the case to prevent-street car rowdyism In the future, but the defendants appealed their case. Words of Wait Wisdom. When you want work do you ask, for It, or do you try to hide away from It? Do you go where work is to be had. or where there isn't anyT When you advertise for work do you advertise where nobody ex pects you to, or where the people who want work don't always look for help? The Bee want columns are the recognized go-between of those who want and those who want t fill wants. Whatever you want, let It be known In the columns of The Bee, and the want will be filled. Vacatioa Kxearalons. Via the Baltimore at Ohio railroad. Jamestown exposition. Tickets on sale daily until November 10. Tor particulars writs W. A. Preston. T. P. Am 244 Clark BU or B. N. Anstln, Q. P. A., Chicago. Hars Root print it J 01 Barefoot SaLndeJs The Foot Comfort Peer Excellence... For genuine comfort and coolness there is nothing compares with the sandal. We have them in all sizes blacks and tans for men, women and children. Child's sizes, 5 to 8 at $1.10 Child's sizes, 9 to 11, at $1.35 Misses' sizes, 12 to 2, at $1.50 Women's sizes, 3 to 8, aft $2.00 Men's sizes 8 to 11, at .- $2.25 Drexel Shoe Co. 1119 Faroim SL This is your op portunity to make the trip to San Fran cisco, Los Angeles, San Diego, and many other points in Cali fornia at just half the regular fare. EVERY DAY Sept. 1 to Oct 31, 1907, Low one-way colonist rates will be in effect to the above points. These tickets are good in tourist sleep ing cars and offer the advantages of the Excellent Through Train Service Via Union Pacific For full information inquire at CITY TICKET OFFICE 1324 FARNAM STREET, 'Phone Douglas 334. SHOE REPAIRING! We Call and Get Your Shoes Repair and fix them up and return them to you for less money than you can have Drst-class work done elsewhere. Thus ssvlng you the bother and time of carry ing them down town. 'Phone and give us trial. MEN'S HALF SOLK8 Sewed ........ 90o Nailed 65c Men's Heels S6o LADIES' HALF SOLES Sewed 76o Nailed 600 Ladles' Heels 2 So RUBBER HEELS Ladles' or Gents' 60o Shoe I Aces. Polishes. Shoe Trees. kUc always In stock. Standard Shoe Repair Co. 1804 Farnam Street Tlplvoa sPooflM 7667. C -PATENTS that PROTECT t m . 8 uet iviintl, t u tx,, m. READ THE BEST PAPER I ik ! iiMniMinwuisimty I "I TO S I California Sabaorlba Regularly los Ties Bee, OMAHA WKATnr.K FORECAST Thursday: Fair. Remnant Thursday ST'SCSv tional money-saving bargains on this, our great weekly rem nant day Thursday. Every bargain table, bargain square or bargain circle on all floors will be loaded down with all manner of desirable merchandise at fractional prices. No limits, no conditions, gather in all the bargain you desire Thursday. TTvTnTTTT IREMNANTTHMRMV REMNANTS OF EM BROIDERIES & LACES G-inch to 2Vfe yards up from, yard 2c REMNANTS Or ALL WOOL DRESS GOODS All this season's goods all perfect, lengths from 1 to 8 yards AT ONE-HALF OFF MARKED PRICES. Remnants of Wash Goods that sold from 15c to 50c, lfl Thursday, lengths from 3 to 10 yards, at, yard IlIC n THE AUGUST SALE OF Prices cut on every Set in rillVIWFRWilRF stock and purchases of $500 111 ill Juit, Iff iallEi or more in any open stock pattern will mean a special price for this week. SEE THE WINDOWS Dennett's Bi Grocery We make no foolish assertions ws to the other fellow. Oar buying through onr extraordinary outlet, frssh gooda and lowest prices. Santos Coffee, roasted, per pound . . . And 10 green trading stamps. Basket Fired Japan Tea, per pound . . And 30 green trading stamps. Tea Siftlngs, per pound And 10 green trading stamps. Bennetts Capitol Halting At Powder, per pound And 20 green trading stamps. 48 pound Back Bennett's Ci ACi Pride Flour PA,'U And 40 green trading stamps. Diamond S. Preserves, QOn large Jar And 20 green trading stamps. Pears In Syrup, - PT per can -i-UV And 20 gren trading stamps. Scourall, for cleaning, PC six cakes dUiiy GRANULATED SUGAR-"!?1' I BAKED BEAKS SPECIAL "Best We Have" brand Baked Beans, Just the thing for warm weather, lunches, fii six cons for -, , "" And 50 green trading stamps. Marshall's Kippered Herring, can for 0" And 10 rreen trading stamps. dJK; Life Buoy Soap, six cakes for And 10 green trading stamps. H. J. Heine' Vinegar, malt elder or pickling, quart bottle And 20 green trading stamps. Kggo's FTtilt Rait, quarter pound can for .' ffr-0-See, ...a OfTn Sour Pickles, four pkes. i. per dozen 10c Dates, ner pound lRo Seedless Hnfulns for.. 10c THE NEW FALL QUARTERLY, JUST OUT 20c Contains a coupon good for one 15c pattern. The greatest authority on style in the world. k safUs ' (e iicwlere ROUND TRIP RATES FROM OMAHA 8aa Trs-noisco, X,os Angeles, Portland and Seattle, dally '. S6O.00 One way, via Shasta Route 873.50 Spokane, Wash., daily $58.00 Butte and Helena, dally S 50.00 Yellowstone Park Tour, dally until September 13 $80.60 Bait Lake City and Off dsn, dally $30.60 Olenwood Springs, Colo., dally $39.60 Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo, dally $17.60 Cody, Wyo., dally $31.40 Worland, Wyo., daily $31.40 Thsrmopolls, Wyo., dally . $39.00 Sheridan, Wyo., dally $38.40 Deadwood and X.ead, 8. rx, dally $18.75 Hot Springs, 8. D., dally $18.40 Jamestown Exposition, dally until November 80 (limit 00 days) $43.95 Jamestown Exposition, daily until November 20, (limit fifteen days) $35.00 irOTE Jamestown Exposition rates, with side trips, include Hew , York, Boston and Eastern Cities with diverse routes, Mackinaw City, Mich., dally $33.85 Mackinaw, Mich., dally $35.75 Charlevoix, Mich., daily (Via steamer from Chicago) $33.75 Petoskey, Mloh, dally (Via steamer from Chicago) $33.75 Dertolt, Mich., dally Niagara Palls and Buffalo, dally............. !"'22 Saratoga Springs, H. T., September 5, 6, and 7 $33.40 Bostonl Mass., 'August 10, 20, 24; September 10. 14, 24 and 2S $33.75 Quebec, P. O., dally !?S T5 Torouto, Ont., aally REDUCED ONE WAY RATES DAILY FROM OMAHA To Chicago t To Peoria To St. iouls To Kansas City Hew Tork, first class Boston, first class Proportionate rates to other destinations on Burlington Bouts in Iowa, Illinois and Missouri. Better caU or writs, and 1st m help you plan your trip. i Si Electric power can be used in almost any business; motors range in size from 1-30 H. P. up. Electricity will do your work better and quicker than any other power. Investigate! Omaha Electric Light and Power Co. Tel. Donrfaa 1042. T. M. C. A. Bid. DR. BRADBURY. Dontist, 1S0S FARNAM ST., OMAHA. Prions Douglas 17S6 Extracting 23c ysiiWirsaBssasassawsay mak,e specialty Porcelain Fills.. 9 1 up Crowns 92.50 np Bridge Work.93.oO np 94.00 bp "i ni ill) ii? 5 REMNANTS RIBBONS All lengths, widths, pat terns and colors, at, per yard 7c IN THE BIG HARDWARE Tomato Cans, with tops, quart sizes, best quality, per dozen 45c And double green . trading stamps. GARBAGE CANS Garbage Cans right In line with re quirements of the City Ordinance, up from leave that capacity, guaranties ?'n 25c 25c 10c 4c 5c And double green trading stamps. $10.00 $7.S5 $8.60 $4.10 $38.00 $39.00 18c 38c 12 Vic I ': $1.10 B. REYNOLDS, CITV PASSENGER AGENT, 1502 Faniain Street, Omaha, Neb. Telephone Douglas &a80. 16 Ysr nmi Ueation of metal and roofless plates. Painless work in all operations. Open evenings till 8 o'clock. MOST TEMPTING VALUES SHOWN IN OMAHA TIM BEX.IABI.B ITOBB. WOMEN'S HIGH CLASS READY-to-WEAR GARMENTS AT ABOUT 0NE.THIR0 Assortment, quality and style, snrpasslnff anything offered elsewhere at our prices i CHARMING SILK St ITS that sold regularly at $20.00, In pretty checks, stripes and plaids, on sale, at choice $7.95 930.OO AND $3.1 TAIL OR Sl'ITS, beautiful de signs In most popular colors and materials, Augmt clearance price 310.00 SILK ETON AND PONY COATS that sold at $10.00 to $15.00 clearance sale price Thursday only $4.95 DAINTY LINGERIE DRESSES, Princess or dress styles, mulls, Swisses and Lawns, worth to $16.00, priced for quick clear ance, at choice $3 93 PRETTY WASH BCITS, worth to $5.00 In ginghams, madras or lawns, all colors and white, on sale at cj jo FRENCH VOILE SKIRTS, worth to $10.00, trimmed with bands of taffeta, very newest styles, choice for 4 osj 93.00 UNION TAFFETA WASH SKIRTS, clearance sale price only $1.50 Other Special Bargains Thursday ANOTHER BIG RIBBON SALE 1st LOT 35c and 50c Plain and Fancy Ribbons, all go at. Per yard 2nd LOT Odd Pieces of Plain and Fancy Ribbons of all de scriptions, 16c and 20c values, on sale at yard 7tt Extra Specials in AT 0:00 A. M. 1 case of Turkish Towels, 15c grade, 3 pairs to a customer, at, each OH 1 case of 65c Cotton Blankets, at each 49c 15c Batiste, yard for 7s 12c Batiste, yard for 5 12 Vic Outing Flannel, yard 7s 12c Teazledown, yard for ... 9c Extra heavy bleached Muslin ard tor qh 8tfc dark Wool Goods, satin fin ished, all colors, for yard 3HJ 1 Groceries! Groceries! Groceries! Get Hayden's Prices First. The 12 bars best family Laundry Soap tor 25c 6 lbs. choice Japan Rice . . 25 1-lb. can fancy red Alaska Salmon 'or ..12Wc 1-lb. pkg. Macaroni 84 C Oil or mustard Sardines, can 3s Fancy stuffed or plain Olives, bot tle for 9 Pure Tomato Catsup, per bot tle .n. 8sc Bromangelon, Jellycon, D'Zerta or Jell-O, per package 7H The best Soda Crackers, lb. Qc Best crisp Ginger Snaps, lb. 5 Cracknels, per lb 8C Graham or Oatmeal Crackers, per pound . ', 8 M Fig Newton Cookies, per lb. g M Pretzels, per lb (Jc HAYDEN'S nsr UR MOTOMDERI Are required to exercise care at all times to avoid collisions with vehicles, and we earnestly request drivers of vehicles and chauffeurs to use caution when crossing or driving along street car tracks to the end that there may be no collisions. Assist os In preventing accidents. Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Railway Co. Two Cents per Mile Between all Station on ths CHICAGO ' GREAT Bettor than former excursion rates. Geed on all trains. Came and go when you please. Take that long contemplated trip NOW, Tlokats n4 Information frans W.C. DAVIDSON. C P. AT. A 1912 ruatia OooaSta. Safe. - mm 9.0O and $fl.OO JAP AND NET WAISTS, on sale at choice for $2.9S $2.00 and 92.50 fcAAVX WAISTS, Thursday, choice., 95 WASH WAISTS, worth $1.00 to $1.50. Thursday at 49 92.00 LAWN WRAPPERS at 08 92.no CHALLIS DRESSING SAC QI ES, at OS 92.00 SATEEN rXDERSKlKTH at 80c CHILDREN'S 92.50 AND 9:-" WASH DRESSES at .....08 FROM 8 TILLT) A. M. $1.50 Long Kimonos, at....40t FROM 8:30 TILL 0:30 A. M. Children's 50c Bonnets at . ,10 FROM O TILL 10 A. M. Wash Dress S'.wrts at -98 FROM 0:30 TILL 11:30 A. M. Women's Dressing Sacquos, 15J 100 to ase EMBonEaira, bo and lOo Special lot of Loom, Knds of Embroideries and Jn- sertlngs 1 ...;& n 100 So and lOo PEABX, BUTTONS at a Ho A splfmdl lot of plain and fancy Pearl Buttons, reg-u-lar 5c and 10c quality, at, per doxen 8Ho 3BO WHITE EMBIOIDEKCD BEX.TSJ Sixes 22 to 34, your choice lJo Domestic Room AFTERNOON ONLY 1 case of extra fine Bleached Mus lin, regular price 10c, yard OHc 1 case of Lonsdale, yard . !J?c 1 case of Fruit of the Loom, yard for OK 1 case of Hope, yard for 04 c Amoskeag Apron Checks, yard for 6Hc Simpson's Silver Grey Prints, yard for 3W 12c Percales, yard wide, yd. 75c Unbleached Sheets ....55 69c Unbleached Sheets . ...40 Largest Grocery Dept. in the West Omaha's Greatest Fresh Vegetable and Fruit Market. Fresh Sweet Corn, per dozen 10e Fresh Beets, per bunch 1 Fresh Carrots, per bunch . ...lc Fresh Turnips, per bunch . . . Fresh Onions, per bunch ....It Fresh Radishes, per bunch Fancy Sweet Peppers, doz. 7s Fresh Celery, per stalk . ...2H Fresh Squash, each 2 We Fresh Cucumbers, 6 for 5 Large heads fresh Cabbage 2 He Fresh ripe Tomatoes, per lb. Fancy juicy Lemons, per doz. 20c Fresh roasted Peanuts, quart. 54 Fancy large California Grape Fruit that retail everywhere at 12V4C our price 7 WESTERN 'BAI.LWAVt