10
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED To boy, seronrt hand furniture,
cook end liep'ira tnvn, rarr-eta. linn.
Ifumi, office fnrnilur. old i Inthe and
hoes, pianos, feathers, bed pillows, ajutl's
ar-d all kinds nf trw.ls: or wilt hujr the
furniture of riif rtm cnmpl". Tl a
hifhral pr'cearald. tall the rtfht man.
Tel. r-iugisi xi.
(? M AS
CARD CAFINFT of 1 to drawer for
cartl i8 Inches; eie'e price; rrmst be
cheap. Address I. ?. Fee. () 1
CASH r.aM fr roni1 hand clothing
,h,.a. etc. No. 141 h St. Trl. Red
tt. (2sx-n
WANTFD To bur: will buv out rooming
house or flrst-i lass boarding house. Ad
dress. N 3. n (251707 SFj
CAPH paid Tr old hooka. Crane-Foy Co.,
S13 . 14th. 'Phone Pougl! 1Z2 (
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED Py nest boy, with references,
board and room In a private family;
will help arounil house If desired; please
state what hoard and room bill will be.
Addresa Y 100. Be. (Ml M7i 0x
ROOM furnished or unfurnlahed with
board, near Haneeom park Address T
179 Bee, (3D-M4SS
WANTED -Refined young lady aa room
mate; all modern conveniences. tl N.
17th Bt (attJ-MSW 17K
TWO nlrely furnished rooms for light
housekeeping In good neighborhood. Ad
dreaa J 43. Bee. (201 MM1 SI
WANTED Addresses of private families
that will board and room lady atudenta
at 14 00 per week Hoylee College.
Tel. Doug. 1984. (,:) M9T3
LAPT wanta board and room with a nice
private family; no boarding house need
reply. Address ISO. Bee. tail Ml x
GENTLEMAN and wife d-slre first-class
board and room In atrlrtly private
Amerlran family; atate terms. Addresa
A 120. rare Hee. C) 129 2ix
WANTED SITUATION
WANTED POSITION IS yeara- experience
bookkeeping and ofTce work In real estate,
department store, lumber, grain and mill
ing E. K. Feaee. Fremunt, !.'eb.
(27J-M1UJ
EXPERIENCED, honest Japanese boy
wanta a position aa a cook In family.
Addresa, Charles Kawal, rca 8o. 9th St.
(?n M736 mx
VOUNO MAN. who Is now and for past five
years has been a mail carrier, wants po
sition of trust where honesty, ability and
lntngrlty will be recognized a lid rewarded.
Addreas, K 73, Bee. (27) 65 28x
FIRST ciasa Janitor wishes position. 4030
Seward. (27) M465 Mx
WANTED-In same town by two ladlea,
positions as office clerk and trimmer. Ad
dress ISO. fltuart, la. (27) Mot I7g
FOBITION by colored man as porter or
waiter, a Janitor, No. 1 reference. Address
1913 lsard. U7)-C14 17g
YOt'NQ Japanese boy wanta position after
school In private family; can give good
references. Address Klra, 4.18 Bee Bldg.
' (27) M734 J6x
1'OBITION WANTED Experienced retail
salesman dry goods, shoes, clothing
with reference. Addresa J 77 care Bee.
(27) Mt39 S4z
lOUNG man, 22. wlshea position aa col
lector or other outside work: beet refer
ences. What have you? Address B M.
Bee. Cf7)-7T6 2x
REAL ESTATE salesman, experienced,
able to handle additions; best references!
salary or commission. Address P 117,
care Bee. (27 M747 2x
WANTED Position as clerk In general
merchandise store; fifteen years' experi
ence; best o referencea. P-ox 3, Bwanton,
Neb. (-7)-M741 SOx
WHEN you write to adverfsera remember
It takea but "n extra stroke or two ot
the pen to mention the fact that you saw
,. the ad In The Bee
WANTED Situation by two young ladlea
lalsters). violinist and pianist: four years'
experience In orchestra work and good
eight players. Address Y IP, care Bee.
(27) M7S3 30
PITl'ATION wanted by office man. even
Inga and Saturday afternoons, at Qguresi
have had experience In cigar store; At
leferences. Addreaa C 139. Bee.
(27) M7dStlg
GOOD colored woman wants cooking, pri
vate femily or prlva:e boarding house.
113 Webster. 1119 North 19th St.
7-2 28X
EX PERI KNCED office man wanta small
set of honks to keep; all or part time.
Addresa K 141. Bee. (27) MM59 31X
TOI'NO man wanta place to work for board
while attending school. Boyle college.
Tel. Douglas 19S4. (91 M3ft
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
H. Said and wife to Joaeph
Hanxerovaky, hit 12. block 9.
Ktrt addition to South Omaha.. t 60S
Josephine Ertckson to John Mr
Ivor, lot iO. block . Shelby
Place 1.400
litKHIuml Realty company to
Mvyne Timblln, lots 1. 17
- and 1. block 4MI. and lota 1 and
17. block 471. Orand View 1
11 A. Tukoy to Jda Johnson. n!7
feet of lot I. block 2, Hbull a '
First addition 1,400
A. C. Ranney and wife to William
K Weber, lot 13, block 1, Millard
Place : 2,500
Agnea W. Lendruin to William E.
Herkman. e30 feet of a0 feet of
'lot 1. block 14, Mhlnn'a addition.. 1,300
Prank O. Bogue to M. W. Quick,
, lot S, East Omaha 1
Rosa A. Nelson and husband to
Joseph and Anna Neniecek, lot
.'. I. lock IS. Rron Park........ 140
Hxttie A. Cook to Daniel T. Mur
phy, tract In ae of aw4.
. 9-15-13 1.700
Joseph Barker, trustee, to Jo. in
Colberg. lots 51. 54 and u,
HiiMwoke addition 20
Atlantic Realty association to H.
A. Rose, lot 7, replat of block
S. Beml Park 7J
Adele L. ('. Worthing and husband
. to A. C. Weltiel. it, of lot I,
block C, Saunders A Himehaugh'a
addition j
're(la M. Timme and husband et
al. to same, same
Isabella A. Relchenberg and hue- .
hand to Hippie Heyn, nil feet
of iU of w37H feet of Wn 4, and
n: feet of a 4 of lot S. block
12. jMK'ormlck's addition 4 2B0
G. If. Drew to Wllllanv H. Ullde
hrand. nRO feet of lot 12. and w4.
feet of si 40 feet of lot 12. Bark
ers' Allotment 1
Total
S1M30
LEGAL NOTICES
RON Del FOR SALE WATER BONDS Or
Beaver 1ty. Neb., to the amount of lit,.
. dated day of delivery, pavabla at Ne
braska Fiscal Agency, New York City, N.
T. Twenty yeara after date. Interest t per
cent from date, option to city to redeem
si.rne any time after five years from their
date. Issued In denominations of SufiO each
'Hv reserves right to reject any and a',i
I. Is. The above will be rrcelved by VI. L.
Ionard. city clerk, up to and Including
Member in, 1907. W. U I.ENARI, city
'" AXdUt
RAILWAY TIME CARD
JAPAN, CH!XA, PHILIPPINES. HONO
LULU AN3 AUSTRALIA
By h Reyal Mall Steamers ef I he
Canadian Pacific Railway
8 Hint Irtis Visus. vi r
tn 'VS mrvc9 to th OrMU aa sar Mua-
Isortit l U41S. Iaru of Cnla a. 4
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(.uei Mttiat AaMrka saS ia far ftaat.
StaaSMT Moetaagl eiarm af a4a piimm
S eatr. si ma I'O-r mtil rai. Sallluas
bl( arr tas 4avs.
Staaax rs Mbsaa. allnwara ill Arans tone
lb a..l)r Ima l AaMrna; avltasc it iai
m fatiHUL laotsstf mr a amth.
' laiaa, uluiauwi aka HiarMsea, as
sir la
k. c.tn ,.. t..tnt, rurkturkteage-
! BIBLE RECORD FOR PENSION
i
Requirement of New Law Works
i Hardship on Veterans.
j MANY CA5N0T COMPLY AT ALL
Hill Be laahle t Dn-ara In
" llm I'ktaif la Made
the Melke4 ef
l"S Ages.
Prot.
ld soldiers who were rejoiced over the
passage of the age pension bill which pro
Tided for a penalon of 112 per month after
reaching the aa-e of 70. and SjO per month
after reaching the age of 7B. are experi
encing all sorts of difficulty in securing
the Increased award under the new law.
The trouble lies In the fact that a great
many veterans enlisted under the age of
IS. but gave their age aa IS and when mak
ing a subsequent application for a pension,
gave their actual age at the date the ap
plication was made, which doea not cor
respond with the age given at enlistment.
This same rule applies In the rases of
many of the older pensioners whoso en
listment ge does not correspond with the
age appearing upon their present pension
applications.
Bible Record Reqalred.
The penalon department has therefore re
quired the applicants under the new age
pension law to establish their actual age
from their family Bible or christening rec
ord. In thousands of cases It Is now Im
possible for the applicant to furnish this
record because of the loss or destruction
CITY OFFICIAL NOTICES
ORDINANCE NO. 6030.
An ordinance regulating the depositing of
ashes, providing for the furnishing of
receptacles for the same and prescrioing
a penalty for the violation ot this ordl
ranca. '
Be It ordained by the city council of the
city of Omaha;
Section 1. It shall be the duty of the
owner or ownera of each and every build
ing and of the agent, or agents having
uie cnarge or control of any building, to
furnish a close and secure metallic or
earthen veusel, or brick or stone room or
bin, as a receptacle for ashes, and It shall
be the duty or such owner of agent, and
also jf each and every tenant attd occu
pant of any building to remove the as he
from audi receptacle when the same is
tilled. And no ashes shall be kept or
deposited In anything other than such me
tallic or earthen vessel, or stone or brick
room or bin.
All receptaclts herein provided for shall
be built of brick, stone or other Incom
bustible material, with walls not leas than
eight Inches thick, with proper Iron doors,
the doora to be kept In repair and closed
when not being used to empty said pits.
No receptacle for ashes sliall be allowed
to overflow or he so constructed that the
shes will be blown about In the wind.
W'hen ash cana ate usrH thv tnimt h,v.
double bottoma, with a space of at least
two Inches between the covers, secured
with Iron hinges, and the can at all times
shall be in proper repair, the lid to be
closed when not being filled or emptied.
flection S. Any person failing to comply
with or violating any of the provisions of
this ordinance shall, upon conviction, be
fined In the sum of not less than three
(S3) dollars, nor more than fifteen (SIR)
dollars, and the additional eum of two (Si)
dollars for each twenty-four hours of fail
ure or refusal to supply such receptacle or
remove such ashes after notice so to do
from the commissioner of health or any
police officii- of the city of Omaha.
Section 3. That thla ordinance shall take
effect and be In force In ninety days fD.u
and after !ta passage.
Passed June 11, 1907.
DAN B. BUTLER.
City Clerk.
1 R. JOHNSON,
(Seal.) President City Council.
Approved June 12. 1907.
JAMB8 c- DAHLMAN.
A 26d It Mayor.
RAILROAD TIME CARD
UNION STATION lOth AND MARCY.
lwiat Par I fie.
... Leave. Arrive.
Overland Limited a S:6u am a 8:40 pa
a h - lima B.I1U jaiiaa
Fast Mall a 1:60 pm
Colo. A Calif. Ex a 3:60 pm
California V Ore. Ex. ..a 4:00 pm
Loe Angeles Limited.... al'J:66 pm
Colorado Special all:65 pm
North Platte Local a 7:42 am
Beatrice Local b 7:42 am
Wabash.
a 5:00 pm
a 9:30 am
a S:50 pm
a 9: IS pr.i
a (:G0 am
a :15 put
b :lfi pm
Bt. Louie Express a J0 pm
Bt. Louis Local (from
Council Bluffsi a S:30 am
Stanberry Local, from
Council Bluffs) b 6:00 pm
a S.ao am
all:16 pm
bl0:16 am
Cfclcage Great Weatera.
Bt. Paul & Minneapolis. 8:30 pm 7:30 arn
Bt. Paul tt Minneapolis. 7:30 am 11:36 pm
Cnlcago Limited :U6 pm 8:27 am
Chicago Expreaa t:80 am ' 11:36 pm
Chicago Express 8:30 pm 3:3w pm
Chlcage, Mllwaak.ee at St. Pan!.
Chicago Ac Colo. Special. 7:02 am 12:06 am
Cllr. Oregon Exp 6:68 pm 3:26 pm
Overland Limited 9:6o pm :S7 am
thlcage. Hack islaad at raelAe.
EAST.
Chicago Limited a 2:4a am
Iowa Local a 7.w am
Dea Molnea Pass a Y'ft pin
Iowa Local ail w uin
Chicago (Kaalern Ex.). a 4:bo pm
Chicago Flyer a t:uu pm
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all Jo pm
a 4:30 pin
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b i.lA pin
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.a 8:35 am
2 86 am
a 4:40 Dm
Colo, ac Cat. Kxpress...a 1:35 pm
Okl. A Texas Express.. a 4.40 Dm
a 1:46 pm
Lincoln Falrbury Pass.b 8:46 am blO lo am
Mlaautrl I'aelUc. "
K. C. it St. L. Exp a :00 ant
K. C. A Hi. L. Exp all:15 pm
Nebraska Local a 2:00 pm
Chicago av inrlanriirru.
Chicago Daylight a 7:( am
Bt. Paul-M apolla Exp.. a 7 :60 am
Chloago Local ali .30 am
a : am
a 6:26 pin
aU:40 am
all 64 pm
alU:0o p,
S 28 pin
a 8:28 pin
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a k::'3 am
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ail:34 pin
khx fiiy ravnir...i T:bU am
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a 0 pm
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a Rt pm
CliW ago Special
Bt. raul-M'plolls Lmtd.
Los Angelea Limited...
Overland Limited
Fast Mall
Sioux City Local
Fast Mall
Twin City Limited ...
Norfolk-Bonesteel
Llncoln-Chadron
Dead wood-I Jncoln
C'aaper-Shoahonl
Hastlnga-Superlor
Fremont-Albion
llllaota Ceatral.
Chicago Expreaa
Minn. & St. Paul Exo..
h'h s:i:i am
a 2.60 pm
a 8.2 pin
a 7:40 am
b 7:40 am
a 8:00 pm
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b 2:00 pm
b 6:n6 pm
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a i :3a pm
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S 36 pm
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b 1:4M am
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Black uuta
Northwest Espresn..
Nobraska poliita
Nebraska tuxpreaa....
Lincoln Faut Mali....
Lincoln Local
Llnooin Local
Iulavllle tt PMUtnt'Ut.k lot mm
Pellayae-Plattametitk ..a I J Dm
lattamouth-Iowa m to ant
Belleviee-PlaltaiTMrata
Denver Limited all R pna
Ch lease BpecM a 7 as am
C hkago Kpreas a 4) pm
Chicago riyer a i pm
Iowa Ical a 1:1 am
fit. Leu's Kspreeav..... .
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Kinerawa local .a l et am a tie a .
Lo-l rla Weeping
re.v i-ai::::::::::
- r-', a, rt.llw ..a a 1.-
" . - Hair,
Buaday sly,
of his hlrth record. Thii alsA applies to
many veterans who were born In foreign
lands and who have no mesne of verifying
the actual date of birth. Tlie department
hsa Intruded the special pension exam
iners to require the applicants to furnish
these records or at least the testimony
of old schoolmates or playmates who can
verify the claimed age.
Aa the matter now stand verv few of
the age pensions have been granted, and
this Is particularly true of old soldiers in
luglss county. Msnv of them who were
receiving but S. $s or S10 are entitled to
the $12 rate because of having passed
the age of 2 years, but action on the ap
plications have been deferr-d until the
ctual age could be verified. '
! (o aM-ara (linage.
A movement is on foot among the Grand
Army posts of Omaha to secure a modi
fication of the age pension law In that
the age limit may he based upon the 1
age given at enlistment, which was th" '
basis of th enlistment contract with the
government and the recruit was accepted
In the service at thst age. Should this
be done every old soldier now living would
receive the minimum rate of 111
The Trial Wearier
cures all Kidney. Bladder and Rheumatic
troubles. Sold by Sherman A McConnell
Drug Co. and Owl Drug Co.. or two
months' treatment by mall, for SI. Dr tk
W. Hall. 29-.-S Olive St.. St Loulg. Mo. Send
for testimonials.
ANOTHER BIG TENTHS TOURNEY
International and Canadian Opena on
Monday.
NEW YORK. Aug. 24.-The InternaUonal
and Canadian lawn tennis tournament will
be held on the Queen's Royal grass courts
at Niagara-on-the-Lalce, Canada, Monday,
August 26, and following days. Owing to
the Increase In the number of tournaments
being held throughout Amerloa, the Cana
dian Lawn Tennis 'association decided, af
ter careful consideration, to combine Its
two tournaments, thereby bringing together
tne players ror the one event Instead of
having two separate meetings. The chief
trophy Is the Canadian championship chal
lenge bowl, which displays the names of
Tanner, Avery, Mansfield. Hovey. Mat
thews, Lamed, R. D. Wrenn, Leo Ware,
Whitman and Wright, three players hav
ing won It twice. This bowl Is now held
by Beats C. Wright. The International
challenge bowl Is also well known and Is
now held by Irving C. Wright. A new club
house has been erected by the Niagara
Tennis and Golf club. It Is completely fur
nished with every modern appliance, hav
ing shower baths, lockers and a buffet In
the bunding, to say nothing of the beauti
ful verandas overlooking Lake Ontario.
Miss May Sutton, who has Just returned
from winning the English and other cham
pionships, makes her first appearance slnoe
her victorious trip at the Canadian and
InternaUonal championships.
Have Root print It.
Bricklayers, Notice.
All members of No. 1, Nebraska, will
meet at hall. Nineteenth and Farnam, at
1:30 p. m. sharp Sunday, August 26. 1907, to
attend the funeral of Brother Conrad Beck.
Funeral from late residence. 1810 North
Sixteenth street. By order of president.
A whole volume of knowledge won't do a
man much good If he's "broke" and unem
ployed. And capable men often fall to find
employment because they fall to take the
proper course to find It. A Bee want ad
will do more searching for a position for
you In a few hours and at a cost- of a
few pennies than you could possibly do In
person In many weeks.
REAL ESTATE'S HIGH VALUE
Six Soaare Miles oa Manhattan
seased for More Than All
Mlaaanrl.
As-
NEW YORK, Aug. I4.-In his report to
the mayor, president of the Tax board,
LawsoS Purdy, makes this Interesting com
ment oti the land values of the city:
The ' assessed value of land alone, ex
clusive of Improvements In the city of
New York. Is greater than the assessed
value of all the real estate Improvements
Included in the state of Pennsylvania and
nearly twice as great as the value of all
the real estate. Including improvements. In
the state of New York, outalde the city.
The aawessed value of the land for six
square miles of Manhattan In the neigh
borhood of Central park Is greater than
the assessed value of all the real eatate
In the atate of Missouri
Bow to all the people of Omaha through
The Bee want columns. That's the cheap
est., quickest and best way to get at all
the people who will be In a position to fill
your wants. If you want to buy a new
house or rent an old shotgun, If you want
a three-dollar errand boy or a twenty-flve-dollar
position, try a Bee want ad. The
Bee's want columns dissipate all wants
NO USE FOR ASIATIC LABOR
"''deration of Labor, Throngh Ita Hi.
ecatlve Board. Takea Aetloa
at Norfolk.
NORFOLK. Vs.. Aug. 24. -The executive
board of the American Federation of
Ijibor, In session here, last night requested
all civic organizations to co-operate with
the federation In an effort to have the next
congress enact some stringent Immigration
laws providing for the exclunlon of
Asiatic laborers of every description.
President Roosevelt and congress were
asked to investigate the cost o' buying the
telegraph lines for governmental owner,
ship.
Take In the whole field. If you have a
want that you think some man In Omaha
can fill, take In t lie) whole field at once by
Inserting a want ad In The Bee. There'e
no halfway business about The Ree
j,
gets right out among all fie people who
are worth talking to. and If vour man la In
town you'll
about that.
find him. There's no doubt
ANNOUNCEMENT ON THE .WAY
Pnbllr Will Know In Doe Time Mr.
Bryan la Candidate for
President.
ATLANTIC. Ia.. Aug. 24. (Special.)
William J. Hryan expects to be a candi
date for the nomination for president be
fore the democratic national convention, In
private conversation here lie has stated
that such was his Intention, but at the
same time remarked that It was not yet
ready for publication, aa ha would an
nounce It himself in due time. Mr. Hryan
waa royally entertained by the ituslness
men after his lectute here Thursday.
An advertised article must bare merit,
therefore do not let yoi:r dealer talk yo.i
Into taking something else, which he claims
la Just aa good, almply becauae he Is making
a larger profit on the substitute.
TORNADO AT BRUNSWICK, WIS.
Itoasea Blra Down and Hsrk Dam
ns Im)s f'nannltlea at
Fall f reak.
BAIT CLAIRE. Wla.. Aug. 34 A tornado
struck the town of Brunswick last night.
Several house and wind mills were blown
down. The roof of a farm house was blown
off and the kitchen carried a mile and a
half. Reports aay that PaU ("reek waa
struck kjr tha tarnada and six peopl tn-Jtsad.
THE OMAIIA SUNDAY BEE: AUGUST 25, 1907.
WATCH OUT
for the big SmoKoI ads THINK OP
miiue ny loe ,-nnnol people s or wmcli
ffr 100. These well known goods
as follows: 1 Sanllol Liquid Antiseptic for the Wtli, :he: 1 Hsnttol Tooth
1'nader, Jac; 1 Kinitl Tooth PnM 2ic, 1 Santtol Tooth Hi uh. She: 1 Santtol
Violet i:lte Soap. 2T.c; 1 i-nnltol Face Cream. I'Scw 1 sMntto Hnlli Powder 2Sc
1 Sanllol Face 'o der, "tic; 1 Sanitol Toilet Powder. -ic; I Ssnltol shm liw
Cr-ani. 2Ro Totsl, S2.70. You surely know the SHnitol iroodn nr.. tl,.. r,.
line made, but if
you don t know
Journal. Woman's
In Ladies' Home
day Evening Post. Collier's Weeklv
anlnes. Ve are Omaha and South
tlons. Re sure to put OCR name on
SCHAEFER'S CUT PRICE DRUG STORES
Omglia Corner llth and Douglas Pla.; Ifith and Chicago Sts. Bouth Omaha N W
Cor. 4th and N Sts. Couaoll Bluffs 6th Ave and Main Sts.
The druggists who don't have to substitute.
'"''""i"-nin.imn .- .
llaVB ex w i
Watch
I Mainspring
On Monday we will
put a mainspring In
your watch and
GUARANTEE IT FOR ;
ONE YEAR
wo
N. P. STILLING
Rooms 2 and 3 Psiton Block
See 5 Cents
a Day
That Is about what It costs a fam
ily to keep their refrigerator sup
plied with Ice. It Isn't much, is
It? Can you afford to Jeopardize
the health of yourself and family
for this small amount? Ice is an
absolute necessity during these
hot summer days. Better 'phone
us today.
PEOPLES ICE & COAL CO.
Room 11 Board of Trade
Bldg. 'Phone Doug. 50.
BETTER FEELING IN MARKET
Sentiment Favorably Affected by Ab
sence of Furl hern Liquidation
Increase Reaervea.
NEW YORK, Aug. 24-The more aerious
conditions of last week In the stock mar
ket have given way to a better tone and
marked diminution of operations. Senti
ment appears to have been favorably af
fected by the absence of further liquidation,
but the public utterances of President
Roosevelt and Secretary Taft were at first
somewhat disturbing. From outward ap
pearances, however, the market is grad
ually drifting away from considerations of
a political character. More attention Is
being given to monetary conditions. There
Is a threatened stringency, not only at
home, ' but In most of the world's money
markets. The tlghtneas of money precipita
ted another commercial failure during the
week, and more are predicted for the same
reason. Time loans are being made on
bases well In excess of normal rates, and
the banks are safeguarding their reserves j
Hn anticipation of crop demands.
DISCRIMINATION MUST CEASE
Nebraska Railway Commission Kntera
Order In Great Norlbern" -OmIs
t'aso.
LINCOLN, Aug. 24. The State Railway
commission today made an order com
manding the Great Northern to ceaae Us
discrimination against Omaha In favor of
Mlnneapolla by refusing cars for loading
grain destined for the Omaha market.
Halae l.eaatlons lo Kmhaaalea.
ST. PKTERSBl'RG. Aug. 24.-The Rus
sian and Japanese governments have finally
agreed to raise their respective legations
j "l Tokio and St. Petersburg to the rank
! of embassies. A bill providing for the
change will be Introduced at the beginning
of the session of the new Russian I'arlia
ment.
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COUNTY CORONER
TUat'a AIU Thavnk You.
get in different prensratlona
flo nrl ' a r 1 o arfl.il.. . all
are SSc articles .
are worth Just S2.70 of anvhortv' monev
ak your rtenllM. Watch for the hl( nd
Horn,. Companion. The I vlhii-utor Km,,r.
end the larae dally lutoer' Kundnv omo.
Omaha
headquarters for Sanltol urcimra-
your rounon.
IT You can
BAILEY (EL MACH
DENTISTS
TH1RII K.lAXIt l'AXTON I1LOCK
Crrnrr 16th and Farnam Streets.
Best equipped Dental office in the middle west
Highest grade 'Dentistry at Reasonable Prices.
Porcelain fillings. Just like the tooth.
EXCEPTIONALLY
GOOD
SHOE
FOR MEN AT
With leather sky-high in
price, you'll find it hard to
2 buy a $3 shoe for men that is
honest. Most of them drop
below good quality on one or
utore points. Our $3 shoe is
nonest only the best of
leathers and high grade
workmanship enter in the
making.
Give this shoe a trial and
you'll be more than pleased
with it.
Brexel Shoe Co.
1119 Farnam St.
L. f t't, t i 1 "1 1
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HOWARD KENNEDY
District Judge
Candidal for Re-election
lepnbiicaa Primaries, Tarsdsy, Sept 1, 1907
The Last Week!
OF OUR
lean-up Sal
Nowhere else can such bar
gains be found as we are of
ierui ai uiis sale. l"nce
cut lower than ever on liih
grade Oxfords.
LIEN'S
$5.50 and $5 Oxfords, now,
, $3.85
LADIES'
$.'5.50 and $4 Oxfords, now,
$2.65
FRY SHOE CO.
16th and Douglas Streets.
Tax Payers!
It begins to appear to many as If the
"Hank and File" of the Republican parly
are not supporting all the candidates on
the slate, and especially for the office of
County Treasurer. They are atronkly In
favor of K-'lty Treasurer A. ii. ICd
wiirds, who has kept off all the slates.
The voters should nominate a man who
has made one of the heat and most econ
omical treasurers Omaha hag ever had
TOTS FOB
A. C. EDWARDS
TOM COVHTT TKZAglTBZm.
Primaries Kept. , 107. A. O. KDWAKDa
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His V "??'i 4 IV er- "V
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Copyright 1907 by
Um Schiffher W Marx
MEN'S SUITS Actually
worth to $22.50, in two lots,
at
10.00. 12.50
BOYS' KNEE PANT SUITS
An immense assortment,
values up to $1.00, at
35c and 50c
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See our Fall Line of Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits.
m HMDENS' EIRSI
karl
heap
BsaWtasl
Dally During September and October to
Galsf orTaia-and the
$25.00 To s"n Francittco, Los Antfeleg, Portland, Tacoma
and Seattle.
$22.50 T Ppokane district.
i
$22.00 To fialt Lake, Ogdon, Butte and Helena.
DAILY THRO' TOURIST SLEEPERS to California, past
the grand panorama of the Rocky Mountains by daylight.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORTHWEST from Omaha,
at 4:10 p. m. and 9:30 p. m. Chair Cars, Dining Cars and
Tourist Sleeping Cars to Spokane, Seattle, Tacorna and Port,
land.
Tickets,-
Official Route
NEBRASKA
life
law" ".
$16.4
From Chicago to Saratoga Springs, Sunday Afternoon,
September 8th
LIBERAL STOP-OVERS
Through Sleeping Cars From Various Nebraska Points.
For reservation sleeper space, description, literature,
time tables, rates, etc., call at
WABASH CITY TICKET OFFICE, 1601 Farnam
Or address Harry E. Moores, (I. A. i S., Wabnsli, Omaha
T TTsT lirisMsslBTfcltil
CHICAGO AND THE GREAT LAKES
Tickets on sale daily, return limit October .'51st.
CANADIAN, NEW YORK AND NEW ENGLAND
RESORTS
One fare plus $2.00, return limit thirty days.
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION
On sale daily, variablo routes, 8tojHvers.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y. G. A. R, Encampment
$.'13.40 round trip, on sale September 5, G and 7, re
turn limit October fth, by extension.
Further particulars at City Ticket Office, U02 Far
nam Street, or write,
SAMUEL NORTH,
District Passenger Agent,
OMAHA, NEB.
Are you looking for the low
est priced clothes, or are you
looking for the best garments
for your money?
If the latter
il
TBS BEUAIIiS 8TOBS
is the place you're looking for.
No antiquated styles, no poorly
instructed, unsatisfactory gar
ments shown in our
AUGUST CLEARING SALE
but just the best styles, host
quality and most perfect fitting
garments. You'll find at our
clearance prices all new stock
bought for Spring and Summer
1007. selling. All backed by our
guarantee of satisfaction. Your
money back.
See them before you buy!
MEN'S SUITS actually
worth to $15.00, in two lots,
at
5.00 and 7.50
CHILDREN'S KNEE PANT
SUITS All newest styles,
worth to $3.95, on sale in
two lots, at
1.50 and 2.50
orfhwest
CALL FOR DETAILS
1502 remain St.
SPECIAL TRAIN
aviaaW
Illinois Central
Excursions
CtJ!AJENTS tnat PROTtCT i
asM f., aiiimaf
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