Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, April 19, 1908, WANT AD SECTION, Page 8, Image 36

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    COLOMBO FASTS FATAL DAY
Kuit Spend Atmlvenary of Murder ia
Solitary Confinement.
K02. CAN EE EAf AUTTEETO
TaU U LHtla AiirsJmnt Jads;
gears Tavka am His 1,1 fa ' Bern
trie Comrlet la
Satisfied.
Tot th rst of .hla Ufa fierrerla Oblombo
m-lll observe the anniversary of the day ha
killed Joseph Ftorensa by sitting .In soli
tary confinement In hla cell and fasting.
This additional punishment : waa decred
by Judg-a Bears Saturday morning when ho
sentenced Colombo to Ufa Imprisonment In
the penitentiary In conformity with tha
verdict returned by the Jury. Colombo
tieard tha sentence Interpreted with stolid
indifference and at tha close aaM ha waa
atlsfled.
The solitary confinement feauratf tha
sentence ia unusual In tha Doug-las county
court, although It Is a common punishment
In tha cast.
Several' of Colombo's Italian friends wera
In the court room and they declared they
wera aatlsfled with the outcome of the
case, believing; Justice had been done. John
B. Reagan, Colombo's attorney, filed a
formal motion for a new trial, but did not
argue It, tha motion being filed merely for
tha purpose of completing tha record.
Judge Sears preceded tha aentenca with a
talk. In which he advised Colombo to be a
good prisoner and obey tha penitentiary of
ficials. He said'' ha was satisfied the ver
dict was a Just one. Tha words of the
court were interpreted to tha prisoner by
Samuel Mancuso.
Colombo was convicted of killing his
roommate, Florenza, January 5. while they
wera out hunting near Kast Omaha. Co
lombo admitted the killing, but aald hla gun
had gone off accidentally inflicting a wound
on the side of Plorensa's head. Then ha
aald Ftorensa had begged him to shoot
him again, to put him out of hla pain, and
Colombo aald he did so. Ilia attorneys
pleaded emotional Insanity in hla defense. .
LID GOES ON IN EAST OMAHA
No Mare Saadar IIqaor Belling; Tkers
, Says Sheriff Bralley la Reply
to Complalata.
The lid will go on tight In East Omaha'
Sunday.
. Thla announcement waa made by Sheriff
Bralley after he had received complaints,
that the saloons wera violating the Sunday,
closing law and were selling liquor to
thirsty pilgrims . from. Omaha. Samuel C
Jennings of East 'Omaha .made ' the com-,
plaint. - ' . !
It is aald a very, undesirable class of men
mi, ' . "
irom ins cuy irequem tne n.ast irmana
aaloon and create . disturbances on the'
streets and In the cars much to the annoy-,
ance of people who live In the neighborhood
and; who spend the day on Cut Oft lake.
Bherlff Bralley haa notified all the saloon
keepers they must keep their places closed
'and must not sell liquor.
LED ASTRAY BY OLD FRIEND
Two Well Bteaalaa; Iowaas Coma ta
Orlef by Meeting Job a
Barleycorn.
Andrew. Olson and Paul Winters came In
from Iowa Friday to buy new aults of
clothes In order that the might appear In
a manner befitting their station on Easter
Sunday. But they met John Barleycorn,
an Old friend, before they reached the cloth
ing stores. AS tthey often had had delight
ful times with Colonel Barleycorn, they
accepted hla Invitation to go to a thirst
parlor. Saturday morning they woke up
In a cell at the police station, their money
all gone and no new suits bought. They
were discharged in police court.
WOOD
The Profit Has
Burned Off . . .
and you get the clean wood at
Factory Coat. We can't carry
stock oyer. Therefore, this
week the "Pyrography" ar
ticles (or wood to burn), useful
and' ornamental designs, " are
placed on sale Just to see them
go.
Our show window is full of
up-to-date pieces to sell for 2c,
9o, 19c. ' 29c, 89o and up.
Holten Oas Wood, burning out
fits, only ....J8c,
A. tlOSRG GO.
1513 Dputfas '5L
RHEUMATISM
.accirr ti uuux orrza axnro
XAS- by axfeaitAjr ft aroovnu. ;
duo oo. ajts qwt, nmuo oa
TI8T BZOI.OXSa
OXTT XXJrBXrBK.
If you are suffering with Rhaumatlsm
!S .lu Jy wil not neglect
the liberal offer now belug made b
fc.ti.nnan McConnell Irug Co.. and
owl Lrug Co. Juat depuslt one dolla?
with these reliable druggists and set a
botile ot Kholos.la. the new treatment for
Rheumatism. If, after using tame, you
re nut satisfied wlttt the results, Uiay iiii
rrturn your money.
Could a fairer offer be made? You really
try this remedy without expense, buoh
an offer could not be made If RholoM.
waa not an article of unusual merit and
one that would do all that la claimed
lor It. '
Being In globule form It la easy and
r ;, nt to take, and Is highly successful
n (! treatment of Rtn.un.ai.ia la nil Us
forms, Neuralgia, Gout, l.utnhago. Uim
liaik, KiJney. biaddvr and such diseases
arling from ximiv I'rlc Acid.
tvry hheuiuatlo sufferer Is invited
to accept this liberal offer today, at
Vherauui At MoCoanall Drag Co lata aad
Dodge BU-, and Owl Drag Co, leta aaa
atarssy Bts.
r.-
nvm attestics i
WE want local and State ageota to
sail lliUt UtestadrwUalug hut ally
nOTARYSIGriS-
SellooRU-nt Big Front WriUfof
uoerH)Uv mailer auti terms tttat-suua.
NSTIONL SIGN CO.
llMtMfMi(, f SiMik (hwmH a.
THE OMAHA ' 'SUNDAY BEE" APRIL '10, 1D0S.'
WOMEN'S
PUMPS
Tke SetW Choice in
Footwear
The most popular thing in
footwear for women Ihis sea
son is the pump. We have se
cured a very large line of this
particular, footwear and for
tunately have . gotten . those
which do not 'slip at the heel
as most pumps do. We have
them with' light flexible welt
soles in gun metal, calf, 'pat
ent colt and Russia calf, with
ornaments, buckles and bows.
All 6izes and widths.
$3.50, $4.00 and $5.00
Brcxel Shoe Co.
e
H19 Farnan Street
Wall Panei
-Of-
Gut Prices
You can buy the
finest IMPORTED
paper or the most
economical domes
tic patterns at a sav
ing of from .
25 to 359
Have us figure your pa
pering bill. Have your
home papered attractive
and cheerful.
We carry only this sea
son' patterns, the output
of the leading eastern fac
tories, and if you buy here
you are assured of the
newest, latest and most
modern designs and colors
at a saving of from 25 to
35. '
SamUouman
109 South 14th SL
Thine Douj. 43 lnd.A-4313
Maker to Wearer
On i mod Special
$3.00
OXFORDS
n
4-
' ' '-rrfrml -
?ks Ooaad to be Pidir' '
MAN'S SHOE
Walking or running made eas'y
, stylo . and . good, hjoks, comfort and
lung wear. All the qualities that go
to make ut the best 1a aaoes are
found by the wearer In
CIT33 CXFC2DS
Tha lateat style for spring and
summer la the
"Onlmod" a 4 "Orerair
Bhoes are now here. In every else,
style and ail leather. -
Ail Cfllmod tad Oven!) Shoes
Ara aougbt for when aoc worn.,
trice
0, 3 OO, 93.60, M M, '
So.uu, eo ftst af.trO.
SPECIAL
FOR
OB DAY
Until further notice', we
will plsxe on sale every '
Monday some specials,
way under price. For to
' morrow. It's Men's Me
dium Weight Underwear, '
... , Light Blue, a regular 60c
- standard article, , sales
price tor Monday' 29c a
garment.
GUARANTEE
CLOTHING CO.
1519 anr! 1521 Douglas SL .-
.r f r
P. 8. We Just received
by express another lot of
those elegant Brown
Suite which we sell for
$15.00. and which sell In
other stores all the way
from 120.00 to $25.00
s-w; - Ti iff! isr.
Whenever youe ready
to take - up the Oxford
question. - Sir, we are at
your service.
We've Oxfords that ara
so good that you'll not be
able 'to resist them.- -x
Trus. best thafa mart
and- the. best that will
bo wotnr
at odera t Prloed Oxfords
aiBO and 4.00
Oxford luxury
' 96.00 and - 95.M
Bring your feet here.
Sir, and see how well
and comfortable wa caa
dress them att
UAJBOVABX.B niOZI
F" R Y
shoe: co.
TZSS SH0KB3
lath and Dong-tea Bts. '
BUSTER BROWn
BREAD
la the aqual of the VpRT BEST homa
made bread. In fact, we think a little
better it should be. -. It Is always
made under tha moat favorable con
dltlons, only the vary best flour . Is
used and an abundance of pure, sweet
milk ta used to make It rich, in addi
tion to the Ingredients used ' by the
housewife In making bread, wa us a
generous amount of malt, which gives
Buster Brown B,rad a vary appetising
flavor that roakea you call for more.
at all
grocer.
5c
BAKED BT
THE (. P. BAKING CO.
. A raanr for tha Horn
THE OMAHA DEC
1st
tha
West
WcllGS? $
Course!
We have often been asked during our FIRE SALE whether our large
stock of watches were Included In the 60 per cent general reduction.
ow, our watches were not Injured or touched in any manner dur
ing the fire, while a little smoke, and water did get Into the store.
The watches wera all the time snugly packed away in our fireproof
safes. But the rush of business, the whirl of quick dealing, we have
experienced during this fire sale has got Into our blood we must
continue.
Accordingly. -starting on Monday morning,
at 0 o'clock, wo are going to commence an
immense slaughter salo off watches
This will be no common sale of low grade watches, made up to sell,
' but a strictly high class sale, where the best American watches, such
as Elgin, Waltham, Hamilton aqd others go at prices you will not
experience again in a life time. Soild and solid gold filled cases, such
as Jae. Boss,' Crescent and Crown, are known to every American
citizen, and our 30 years' experience as practical watchmakers are
your guarantee that we know, and sell only the best.
x We shall only mention a few of the several hundred different watches
and prices. The entire stock will be sold in the same proportions.
18-Sise Elgin or Waltham Movement 17 Jewels, patent regulator,
all Jewels set In gold, with 20-year Jas. Boss, Crown or Crescent'
Hunting case -former, price $23.50 now. .$19.75 '
18-Size Elgin or Waltham Movement 17'Jewels, patent regulator, all
Jewels set in gold, with 20-year James Boss, Crown or Crescent Open
Faced Screw Case former price $21.50 now. f 11.75
18-Size, 15-Jewel Elgin or Waltham Movement, with. 20-year gold
filled Hunting Case former price) $21.75 now .f 11.75 ;
18-8Ixo, 15-Jweled Elgin or Waltham Movement, with 20-year'gold
filled Open . Face Screw Case former price-$18. 76 now. . : .$ 9.7a
ie-Slze, 17-Jewel. Elgin or Waltham. Movement, with 20-year gold
filled Jas. Boss, Crescent or Crown Hunting Case former price'
$28.60 now ; .......'. .'.$17.75
16-Size, 17-Jewel Elgin or -Waltham Movement, with Open Kaced
Screw Case, 20-year gold filled former price $25.75 now.. $13 75
16-8lze, 15-Jewel Elgin or Waltham Movement, with - 20-year gold
filled Hunting Case, Jas. Bobs, Crown or Creeceht-former'1 price
IHJMw,, ..... :$i5.75
16-SJze, 15-Jewel Elgin or Waltham Movement, with '. 20-year gold
filled Jas. Boss, Crown, or Crescent Case former price $21.50
'. . .$11.75.
now
17-Jewel, 12-SIxe Elgin or .Waltham Movement, with 20-year gold
filled Jas. Boss, Crescent orCrown Hunting Case, - thin model Jujt'
the watch for the young man former price $28.50 now. . .$17.75
17-Jewel, 12-Size Elgin or Waltham Movement, with 20-year gold
filled Open Faced, thin model, Jas. Boss, Crown or Crescent 8crew"
Case former price $25.76 now , $13.75
15-Jewel, 12-Siie Elglu or Waltham Movement, with 20-year gold
. filled,-thin 'model, Jas. Boss, Crescent or Crown Case former price
$24'.25 now ............ . . .$15.75
: 15-Jewel, 12-Sise Elgin or Waltham Movement, with , 20-year gold
flfled, thin model,-Jas. Boss, Crescent or Crown former price $21.60
r?w : V" . $1175
Ladles 1 4-K. Gold Ornamental Cases, warranted 25 years, with Elgin
or Waltham Movements former price $28.60 now ! $16.75
Onr Speelal Ladles' Watch, 20-year gold filled case, with Elgin or
Waltham Movement former price $18.26 now $12.00
For Monday Only, we offer to Sell 1 Stlverine Case, with Elgin Move
ment, 7-Jewel, for j , , ,$4.05
v We guarantee very Watch sold, by us to be perfect and keep
same In repair free .of charge first five years. '.
All, of onr Cut Glass, Silverware, Jewelry, leather Goods, Clocks
in fact, everything la out store goes at half price the entire week.
Don't lose this chaace to et more for your money than has ever
been offered before In Omaha.
REMEMBER, MONDAY MOUSING AT 8:00 O'CLOCK.
AT THE SIGN OF THE CROWN
mm t
!; 115 South 16th Street. Opposite the Boeton More, ;
ttovj Do You Like the Back
View of This Varsity
Model?
If you think a minute
you'll realize that as
many ' people see your a
back as your front. I I
The cut of your coat, 7???
i, i ;a jrV'i
mo nau it, me wayrjn
It fits. Tlio hnor
important point with ik
You want it right, just
the way it should be.
The Rtlteble 'Store.
Offers you the clothes that -will
make it right. The "Varsity", model
6hown in illustration is made by Hart, ,
Schaffner & Marx-and is only one of
many of their snappy new styles we
' show at
$15, $19, $20, $35
If this model doesn't suit'you, we've
others that will, but before you buy we
want to show you the "Varsity."
DO YOU OWN A RAIN COAT?
If not, get one of our perfect Rain Shedders and learn some
thing about Rain Coat Comfort. JT 4j rn x qf n
quality and perfect, style. Prices .P 1 DU 10 D
W :MYDELW MSI
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DR. BRADBURY, Dentist
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BAILEY (&. MACH
DENTISTS
THIRD FLOOR PAXTON BLOCK
- Corner 16th and Farum 8treeU.
Best equipped Dental office In the middle west
Highest grade Dentistry at Reasonable Price
Porcelain IlUInea. just like the tooth.
J?(or 41 iror
1506 Faxnam.
Extracting . . . 25c up.
Crowns.... $2.60 up.
Plates $2.00 up.
Bridge Work $2.50 up.
Porcelain Fillings
up from. . .... $1.50
17 Years Same Otflce.
Phone, Douglas 1750.
Alveolar Dentistry n
specialty. Loose teeth
made solid. Nerves
removed without pain.
Work guaranteed ten
yearB.
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round trip tickets at reduced rates to
the Dakotas, the Black Hills, Wyoming,
and other points West and Northwest,
arc on sale via
Tho Dorf h Oosf erii ILiiiG
on the first and third Tuesday of each month.
The opportunities provided for stop-overs to
examine lands and the ' return limits are all
very, conveniently arranged. .
Colonists ar)d Settlers' tickets are also on
sale on convenient dates to a large number of
, points including the Canadian Provinces.
The train service is good . and the routes
are direct .
For rates, tickets and full informa
tion apply to
TICKET OFFICES,
1401-1403 Farnam Street.
Omaha. Neb.
iff
11 :yb
You WiU Find
It Jnst ne Satis
factory to Order
by Phone as by
. Personal . Call.
pr,v"te n
Exchange JSs IJ
;very Ue- jjr i I
t In This J il II
Store. t-lU j
CnrnD 01 fl ll5nnOp9 e ?oxx nstailtly disappointed in seeking something
UUlllC U1U Ulltlitl new that look different and tastes different? ' ' '
Courtney's is a Store of Varieties, Scores of Table Delicacies that Can't -Be Found Else-
where. Moderately Priced. ,
Cnmn Alfl f7vTOnC9 "re yon ways tryiilg to keep down the bills for run-"
OUlliC U1U LiApCUJCi ning the house and find that quality diminishes but bills ;
are the same s t -' . " . ." ' t jri
Courtney's Is a Store of Economy, We Buy xn an Immense Scale and Can. Offer Better; H
Things to Eeat Every Day for Less Money Than You Pay Anywhere Else". - i
Order Monday's Dinner fo-ca Ccnrlney's. irs a Better Place to Day.
PHI
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Douglas Sts. II
"SHEKiFF SAL
household Goods of all description,
Pianos, Bar Fixtures Etc., Etc. Salo at
10 a. m. Monday, April 20th.
Expressman's Delivery Co., :
12207-9 Izard Street.
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