THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY. MAY CS.
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Perfectly fresh in nnveniezt tins
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IOOSEiWlLES
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GAS CONTRACT HELD VALID
Such ii the Opirics EnJtd Do-am bj
Jsdft Xerncdj in Old Cue.
rLAUmiTS 3CAT aitlal n
BRIEF CITY KEV7S
aUv Ktxrt met IV
atnolpa r. BaalHiea, Aecountatrt-AeaitoT.
I3TBM, in k. ac, i.ur ana. M
rm Intti for Quality cieare, II . lt
aUaaaart, pboloirajlr. 2 at A raniatfa.
Xn. oakap. aesturt, moved to Pules WIs,
Faata to Orftex. Si vr; coeta ant pasta
up. MaoCertny-WiVsoa. IM &. lata.
&aay Xseaey IIP t 6.tl't. JSebraalta
Bar. tnc Lioea Am. Board of Trade BifiC
Zmita.Ua XAfa, Paul Morton, jreaident
f'ollcie eixtt Craft at xneiurity. U. IX
Xeely. Vianaa'ar. Omaha,
rixmerf T,nei tier Oogyirf - The rim
erg" LumNr ournpanj o Omaha. vrrth an
author:?- capiial of UMi.BflB, lie filed arti
cle of in.arporatioa eritli the county clerk,
Tb company la authorised te da nuirtnees
t1ie I,.uK is subscribed C L platoer,
V ililani A DeBorJ aaa Charles E. F-oeter
re ttxa Incorporator.
Wi Owes sveral Can a Laura 3.
Enjoer ask lor a divorce from Frank
t-t.yder. chaj7i r7 hla vrtta 4runs.en.nee;
extreme cruelty and nunaupporV Ehe
aaxu the court to r'e her the title te
their lic.roe ant the household (rood and
the rustofly of their daucrter. and to re
strain trim freta eeiltna the property or
tnoicstlnf her.
Burt (or Piitium fu;t for r2.fM
acninrt the tity of Kouth Omaha and the
TliicMtfo, BarilnrtOB A Qulnc-y railroad
bfcJ hero started In dirtrict court by Sarah
Arf)v and several other twite of Nicholas
I. Apifw. They assert their property
at Forty-fourth and Q streets ha born
Climaxed ty the constructive rf the iirw
v'.hCjtt cros the BurJin-ton tracka on
Q atrtift. '
rrctaat oa Xrng riuk Ucom J r.
.' Bttrr. - ho livt rfcr the city limits of
r.raaotu filed a prott Saturday evenim
at a special Difetlnt of Ue city council of
I.-!incm ajatnst the fc-ratitinir of a liquor PTmwa
" aj-uc pers lor the cfiming year. Jk.ruj
lark Is Jut -a lthin the limits at Uie town
if Bt-natir.. The council will listen to pre
tttas atid decide the matter at a meeUnf
v liii h wiU be h ld sturfly iiii:ht.
Walter t rack TO TU la OmiVi
rtause of i.it real -L' hcldin In Uoug
li. fouotj- a copy of tbe '"HI of "Walter I. :
3'ccii of Chlcfcsu cti fi)d ftir proliate in
county rourt Noiilr, Mr. rtck -waa the
-rpr of ttie r.lfl Vnttd States Natlor.n
limit buiilng. His estate is eatimsted at
vr UMM..tif and is l.-ft te rris Mary
T. Fxi, and his 1 we tirothers, Clarenoe
i. l ets ara Fwd.r.and W. Teck of Chleajr e.
. CasvratioB Tramuntot flomrnir Inhn
JticViir. one of the ctrnmrjiBoners of
I e. 2ucj:jes and secretary of the lxULfua
rf Amrrican Municipalltina, 111 be la
the litter part of the week te oon-
i r v.i ill the local commute rfrardin
.hi flute ftr the hciidjnf f the convention
.r ( jirin 1b the fall and to arrange pre
5 jr.ir.ary matters, sir. MacVloar has
e tf street and public ImprDvexnent
tu Molnea.
ffrwuZA Oaort attaOistina A-pprexlmately
3. ITS ciu'ee have heen before the Juvenile
raurt la roctaa county since its esLab
liRhroect la Th number of cae
"vaa eutrmined when the new docket jto-
' ,1dd apeciaJJy for Juvenlia cawi was
kiafia up. WluJa all of Ujm- oaves liave
Aut been heard regularly, and there are a
fVw duplloatlona. It la believad tr.ia 1
Ikhoal the sumter of children before the
vurt d urine the period.
Xurrj as liatoa' John . Bichaidaan
d Art Sinker were arrested Sunday on
xnnplaint of Joha sioCantdck, 507 South
Thirteenth street, who mud the umgue
fcarcw that he feared they were Intent
jpon robbing his cu meter. Tha hungry
eter. he crpla Ined. lad consumed most
yt ths each ta his boane and was decidedly
tie most plutocratic article la tha houea.
Vtyway, It was a narrow aaeape lor the
Jm exunpany.
tfrroas CK vt Saskars at Caacian . Qrocp
Bz of the JCebrajika tanker win meet at
rhadron lAty SS. and C. T. MoGrew. E. T.
Fold, J. C French and 1r. T. Bofhes will
( from Omaha te attend the lm-stint- The
Omaha oontin-ent will meet the trade s
ruraioB enroute and will also make a side
tr-j to Hot Springs. S. for two duvs.
Tha various artiups of l.nkers of ICebraska
lia-re -m holding their snrlnr nxfttop
for tha )a.n few weeks and Onwlit has sent
a swd representation te an of tha meet
mra. Inr 9rag at Ivary Oraa TrUliani
Brown, colored, charted with varrancy,
told the police he mas sick and that was
tha reason he had not bees working. As a
substantiation of his claim he drew sundry
and dtvers bottles of medicine of various
colors from his different pockets and
rana-ed them upon the judge's desk. By
wsy jT "Variety he also produced several
bozes of pllla. He was stfll flahing la his
pockets and producing more medicine at
every grab, when ha was Interrupted by
the word discharging him. He Quickly
pocluted his small, hut complete, drug
tore and disappeared.
Off to C altera! item :y Rev. D K.
TurnbuIL, Rev. W. S. BJtchie and John 1
McCagne left Monday morning for Fllts
tmrg. where they will represent the Pres
bytery of Omaha at the fiftieth anniversary
general assembly of the Vnlted Preeb!
tertan church. It Is Just fifty j-cars slnoe
the Associate Reform and the Aeeociate
Freb teriiui Chiiffht ruet in rFpresenta
tlve capacity in the old crry hall, Pittsburg,
and agreed to lay aside differences and
form one church to be known as the V'nhtid
Prebjterian church, A semi-centennial
fund of COnr.ono Is being raised this year
to be -used In forwarding missionary work.
Snail Loss hy Burning- KaA Oaa The
loss sustained through the burning cf a
mall car on the Union Pacific, between
Grand Island and Maxwell, on May 20.
turns out to have tien relatively Insig
nificant, after a-X The car was loaded
with iitvi papers and printed matter and
a considerable ouantlly of poctofflne sup
plies for Pacific crista points. These ero-
rtamjed envelopes and postal
cards. There was a total of sixty-three
cases of thee supplies on the car. of
which seven were saveA. Fifty-six sacks
of mall were alaa saved. As the package
of snail supplies were simply aent oa
requisition, the only loss sustained by the
government will he for the paper, cost of
printl&g and transportaxioa.
(Mil Kefera I t m I r Arttvas
mm I sllialM Ha la Fsm
las MIukt, Vat Bala
It feul.
Judgs Kennedy Iffondsy morning gsve an
pplnltm In the famous gas ordinance case
in which he decided the contract mad hy
the dry council with the gas company for
g&a street lights at E5 per lamp was valid.
Tha contract ordinance sustained fcy the
oourt was passed at an uproarious session
cf the council Uie In 18 and took effect
January 3. 1. to run five year. l"nder
It tbe city was to pay Ca.WO a year for 14
lamps.
In his opinion Judge Ivennedy relerred t
the "unseemly actions" of oouncilmon and
the "undignified baste" with which the
ordinance was passed, but he held that
i nothing had been done to invalidate the
Jf.. J j action cf tha council Ke also m effect
Via' criticised the presence of policemen In tbe
council chamber at tbe time the ordinance
was passed, hut declared the evidence Aid
not disclose that they coerced any cf the
eouncllmen t vote for the ordinance.
The suit, disposed of ac far as tbe lower
court Is concerned, was brought hy Thomas
"W". Blackburn against tbe city and the
mayor and council to prevent the carrying
out of the contract. The city, while really
a defendant, appeared In ths sun with Mr.
Blackburn and sougt to have the contract
Invalidated. It waa claimed that tha price
of tlx was exorbitant and that a tetter
pric could have been obtained from other
bidders
Sat Catrmrr t Fraavckleei.
One of ths principal contentions was that
the ordinance was in effect a modification
of the gas company's franchise and as such
had not been publiabed a sufficient number
of t:mea. Judge Kennedy held against this
position, finding the ordinance was not in
consistent with the franchise. He also
found the charge of actual and ccmstrurtrc
fraud had not been sustained by the evi
dence and that the evidence Old not disclose
that the term of the contract were ao un
reasonable as to amottrt to fraud.
He also held the council did not violate
the rules or ordinance In tbe passage of
tha ordinance and that the rule gave
Councilman Huntington the right to put
the motion from tbe floor when Chairman
Xlcholson refused to put It.
One of the leading contentions of the
plaintiff wss tht the p-mwace of tbe
mayor, the chief of police, and about a
doaea polioeroen at the meeting constituted
a duress on members of tb council. Judge
Kennedy held that tha pollca had no bust
hen at tha meeting, but as tbe presiding
officer or the members made no objection
until after the vote wa taken their pres
ence did not Invalidate the action of the
council.
Judge Kennedy declared it wa the duty
of the councilmen to be present at the
meeting and vote on matters that came
up and hence the fad that the police refused
tvallrtw Councilmen 4mman and O'Brien
te leave the room did not constitute a
restraint that would Invalidate tbe acts
of tbe body.
Mr. Blackburn and the city attorney
asked the court to fix a supersedeas bond
In case they should decide to apeal to the
supreme oourt. Mr. Blackburn said at
noon hs had not decided whether he would
appeal or not.
laer Twf4 t tap.
Htirkesrk as Itraif
ratfcr ealae.
H. B. Fiehartv. flrmac-atlr ;tom-y of
South Otnalia. want te go to ongree
and le has ths temerity te seek the place
Hew .held by Gilbert M Hitchcock.
Fletarty ha beem prroaclied hy men-iiers
of the Omaha chy officialdom atid by mem
ber of the late ftouth Otnalia ofltctal
ora and vrr-ed te become a candidate
against Hitchcock. These leaders, who
are "sora" on the rohgressmaa iK-aue his
paper has not gtvrn at much support t
the tickets in the two cities are they con
aider he mtrht, have also told Fkharty
that Hitchcock is a cold-blooded Individual,
have reminded him that he freouently
passes hi best friend oa the street wit in
cut recognising them and that he belongs j
to tbe aristocratic silk stocking fraternity.
All these things gall the heart of tbe true
believer in Jrffersonian Simplicity and they
have pointed their finger at Fleharry and
said unto him: "Them art the nun."
"Flattery and the thought of a political
career sounds good to ary man, but I
have no assurance to ary. and am aitr.ply
waiting." says tbe Soutb Omaha attorney.
who say hi eandldcy for a congressional
aeat la merely receptive.
"Ton know that old Arthian proverb or
saying: It Is wrltteni "Well. If 1 am Im
portuned strongly enough and It is fctmwn
conclusively that lt Is written' and that
my candidacy would be best for the party
as a whole,, then, and not till then, will I
serioualy consider asking for the nomina
tion and fur an elec'-ion. If this cltlecuou
la tbe party should widen into a breach
and It 1 seen that Hitchcock by no means
can be re-elected, then It 1 tin duty and
cot the desire of a man w ho is considered
stronger to run for ths office,
'Personally. I am a great admirer of Gil
bert Hitchcock. The last two months he
ha accomplished much, and there is not
tbe least doubt in the world thut If retained
In congress he could do much more than
any new man, democrat or republican. But
the case is not that cf who could do the
most goad, tt is who would stand the l-em
show of being elected. I realise that tb
position of an editor In public life is a
precarious one, for the sine of the many ere
charged against fclm, and everything that
appears in hi paper i charged to the
one man at it bead. On account of what
they term feeble surport from Hitchcock's
paper many democrats in the country ar
down on tli present congressman and they
cay that he can never be elected again.
"If Hitchcock cannot be elected and If
try party believes I would be the strongest
candidate is his stead. I will consent vo
run."
2Lj V&ttnnT Laltlj U Ee Eiilt ai
Ectult Cf ZiA.
HATCE TACT r? TEX XATTm 1
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Will Cfer with Klrer aaa Try
ta Gt FavaraM Artie la
Ike Ce Twrreata
Da biBUt.
RAZOR YARN FALLS FLAT
rails
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ta lsssn i as Jwdge UU
rr tha Brira. ssl
C ram I am.
Lou Harvey, colored, aolerr.nly asserted
in police court that John Johnson, colored,
had threatened to carve him with a ream
and that It wa mwely through fear for
tbe safety cf his own person that he had
smitten Johnson with a brick.
Johnson laughed at this stetement as one
laughs at the lmpossibl and asseverated
that tie never had a raaor In his hand, that
Harvey had crept up behind him at tbe
corner of Fifteenth and Webster street
and had hurled the roiasle at the unpro
tected hack of hi cranium. He exhibited
tbe cranium In question, which bore a small
clearing In the black forest of wool with
a inch It waa covered.
It was B and cost for Harvey.
REPORT CN POWER CANAL
FLaoMatsa af Caaasa!ttee, lawr4 by
tae KcBBkera. Filed artta
Cttr Oarau
Joha tt. Kennedy, for ths power canal
committee appointed by tb council to In
vestigate tha feasibility of the project,
filed with tha dry clerk Monday morning
tb findictca of the committee. Tbe re
port Is la duplicate and signed by tin
members of tha committee, but the city
cie.it refuses ts make It public prior to It
being sent tc the council Tnesdsy evening
Jlnhert CoweH and Victor Roaewater oe-
eided riot te sign the report and K.
Cudahy took no part tn the work of the
committee, Th other members signed the
report-
'ow to Get Well
for 50 cents in a Month
Ttis it tb tnwbls artta cia paopla ia
tea wha dot aaa sreib
Tha liver W tarpii bacaaaa of ab-usa.
Bee una cf wraf tuod aad to I: ttie
TVs bowei have fre-wa Inactive, Tbs
waata of tha avaoaoj loads tha blood
wit Lmpmrfciaa.
Tbaa oa taJkaa barak pbvsic aata anfi
p, ta trvm( to carract tha wrrazi.
Tbns tba atomaca asd bowel tmcoma
infiamod. Tba vboa d-feativa svs-
bca ig cpaec
A9 tbaaa reaxhs end nitWy tf tba
oi CAscareta.
On cmaij tablet, race or twice a flay.
ia a tnaotb., eg loss, eta kar artai
tt it ta be ri!L
Ca art ret aii ifeatioa. Rarsh phytic
aaaaUvyaai.
Caacarrta gtxGy atinsclata the Ever.
Cathafttoa whip jt ta actio.
Caacareta beal the bowaU. Filla. aaha
asd castor eil xaercJj irrttata.
If yoa tranpad tbe tsewd for a anosfh.
at coare Io. fraa: and grata vofe
tat'iea, the rae&lt aracid be raeasja
a moat anth Cascareta.
Sat neat peepl cast da that. Por
tbeta. Caacams brihf tba aaaae ra
anha. jstt at aataraiy, jaat aa
efi actively.
C lsi as ease tabtas. They
WmlinTiMt.Sumaimk. 1
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PROGRAM CFY0UNG VETS
Ceasp Ln Fwrby t U Bold Its H-
rial Day Exeiclxa at
a Park-
Camp Le Forby JCo. 1. Tnited Spanish-
American TTar Veterana. 1 making aiab
crate preparation for th observance of
Memorial Gay. The program contemplates
special exercises at Hansoom park In the
afternoon, following th aork of ths deo
orstioa of tbe graves of their deoeased
comrades 1b the forenoon at the various
oemeteriea.
All Spanish-American war ve.tersna hve
Veen invited to participate in the exer
cise and meet at Fontanelle hall. 1S
Famam street, from which point th pa
rade will start on Its march to Hanacam
park. The program at Hauacom park will
be brief and will Include the ritualistic
service adopted by this organization, in
cluding addresses by prominent epeakere,
and t which tb public 1 Invited.
Thursday evening a large delegation of
the Omaha camp wlTigo to lilnooin ts as
sist In th Installation of a camp of Span-lah-Americaa
war veteran there, of which
the charter membership Include tbe unci
of many prominent citisena, among ahich
appear th nam of Oovemor Sheldon.
Commander F. "VT. Crook of Lee Forby
camp, Omaha, will be th Installing of
ficer. The following week a S-B1 reunion of
Spanish-American war veterans win be
held at tb Linden bated, Unoole. and a
part of the program la set apart for re
anians of the three Kebraska volunteer reg
iments participating ln th Spanish-American
war. A banquet in the evening wii)
close the reunion. All veterans of these
regiments ai invited and further Infor
mation may be obtained upon application
t Major E. H, Pbelp of tha adjutant
general office, Liim-oln, who 1 the gen
eral secretary of th reunioa committee.
BOY REFUSEST0 REFORM
Teeth 1 feeBleac- te ladastrlaJ
acheel at Kewrwey br
Estelle.
Refusing to take advantage of the op
portunity to reform, Ernest I'ui.gtn. a li
year-old boy, was aentenoed to the Indus
trial school at Kearney by Judge Eetelle
of th juvenii court Mondty. Though be
ia charred with a doaea or more burglaries,
Ernest broke oewn and cried when tbe
Judge told him he would have to go back
to Kearney. He cme before th court
originally for breaking Into a butcher bop
and stealing smn dressed turkeys and
ducks. He was paroled, but broke h'
parole and went t Iowa. Coming back to
Omaha, it Is charged, he got Into a be 3
gang of boy end began breaking Into
store again.
With thirteen brother and a liters taking
wp most of the spare apace m the faml'y
borne. Sam Mercuric aged 17 years, se
lected a quiet Bleeping pleoe under an eld
wagon and lay dewa to slumber. He w a
s wakened by a rude policeman, who turned
him over to the Juvenile authorities. Judge
Eitteli let him ge back home, with orders
to report ta Mogy every week.
F.ecr.t her vy rtlr.s mv result ln the
building of the much talked cf latrd street
sea-er. City Engineer P.osevater say ft
va not jiey te repair the oiJ sewer because !
tt it too small and Merer Iahlman saj t j
he will take up tbe maf.er of building a
new end larger sewer with tbe engineer j
and attempt to get tvorabie action ln the i
council.
About XlGu.OOO cf sewer bond money re
main in the treasury not set aside for
sewer construction. The city's part of th
Ir.ard street sewer would cost between
IS'.m end BH-.sTO. The I'mon Pacific part
of tb sewer wouid cost about t .WO. Last
fall the rai-Wty cmrpary wa ready to go
ahefl with its part of the aork. but the
cor.trart iu vtoed by the mayor on ac- I
count t-f the price being about CK. W' top !
hith. The Union Paciric ttien called off !
it work, and nothing since h been don I
Etrly in the spring the proposition was j
brought up In the council in a special me- j
stge from the mayor, but no action we j
taken on the ground that a new sewer wa J
not needed. S;nce then council member
liave stated that they would not build their
part or the sewer until the I'nion Pacific
build its part. It Is unaerstood tbe Tnion
Pacific still stsnd ready to tuild it part
of the sewer wbn t!ie city build it part,
but not bef ore
May dt Iahlman i working on the prono
sition agaih and hopes to get something
done tiefore more damage result from the
small broken severe on tbe street.
Rata Verse Tea a Twrstta.
Considerable damage was don by th
rain Sunday afternoon, but Street Com
missioner FlytB believe th damage 1
not au where near as great a that done by
tbe storm of two woks ago, when th tor
nado struck Lilevue and Fort Crook. At
that time li.iXXi damage wa done the street
of Omaha, while ln the opinion of tbe
stnet commisr ioner from fi.OUP to to.'H will
repair the daruage resulting from Sunday
storm.
Tli tirtncipal dbmage was done on Twen
tieth street tr.-m Pcjii)cton vtnue to Cen
ter street, a distance of about five blocks.
On Thirteenth street between Center and
William streets considerable damage was
also Cone, great quantities of mud being
washed m. to the pavement.
The lxard street sewer overflowed again
and the break caused by the last storm
was rnsde much larger and the street
flooded. Storm sewer in many parts of
the city overflowed, but no carnage is re
Paving contractor lost Quite heavily.
concreting and curbing Is many places be
ing washed out hy the heavy rain.
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CORN CORNER AJDS FARMER
nf Hrt -FtaJ-b!r won'n fro the city assisted.
. . 1 Bishop Scannell waa assisted it
tlf vatlea artaa Price
Ceata te tha X
NEW SHEDS AT BOTH DEPOTS
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AUODVJliaOAIOTlS
Grain baa poured out of Nebraska at a
lively rata for th last week to satisfy th
Onmasids of th buyer in Chicago, but a
stop has now been made in tbe rush, aa
corn started after Monday win probably
not reach Chicago ia time to beip out ln the
effort td break the comor. A gram man
aaid Monday that ail m had to be ln
Chicago Friday to tuna to be graded and
Inspected ta time for May delivery.
The corner la com has been a great boon
ts th farmer of Nebraska, for at cents Is
the price received by many for ths extra
com they had lying around. Saturday EX
car of corn relied from th west bits
Chicago, which waa considerably more than
waac expected.
CevBlrrlelt Dellavn
buy trouble, but a genuine quarter buy
Ir. King New Life Fill; for constijietion.
malaria and jaundice. For Bale by Beaton
riug Co.
TRIBUTE TO MOTHER BARAT
special Sevrleee CeamaseBaatrarlaa" the
Bteettaeartea ef Saeree Heart
Peeee
Special services commemorating th
beatification of Mother Berat. foundress cf
tbe Order of th Sacred Heart, were be
gun Monday morning at Sacred Heart con
vent by the eelehrstiem of pontifieial high
mas, with Blfchop Seannell aa celebrant.
Tbe altar wa beautifully decorated for
the occasion with flower, ferns and
palms. A painting cf Mother Buret wa
exposed during the cereroon for the Te ti
er tl on of the faithful. About twenty
priest were ln the sanctuary and a sum-
in th
mass by Mgr. Colaneri. as assistant
priest; Father Mageveny and Father
Jeannette. deacons of honor; Fstber Brons
geest. den t,f masrr Father Stenson and
Father Oieeptm. masters of oeremor.y. At
I o'clock" Father KIneella of Crelghton
university gave the panegyric, followed
by benediction, with Mgr. Colaneri a
c-elebrant.
Th special service will V continued
Tuesday morr.ir.g at f .86 hy pontlfielal
higb maae. with Mgr. Colaneri as cele
brant. Father Ahem as assistant priest.
Father Harrington as deacon. Fathar
F,aiiBgan aa sub-deacon and Father F ten
son aa master of ceremonies ln the after
noon the benediction -lll b given.
Wednesday morning the Missa Cantata
will be given.
a
I OooeT
rsvrilttw-a few naeallwar
Traato Sirnnry at
BerUmtrtee, ea t alM.
No definite understanding was reached
Saturday afternooa at the meeting of the
CTeajnery men wtth th officer of the
fnioa Iepot company la reference to th
proposed changes to be mad at tha sta
tion and anot tier meeting will be held
ave&needay afternoon, Ths proposed change
In 1 lis viadact, running It fr jm a ioiit aar
th John rwter company building, wa
considered too expensive and aa effort Will
be mad t devia soma other plan wbareby
Ui change may 1 made at lea expense
and which will satisfy the Stat Railway
commission and the creamery tmm aa well.
Th covered shed YMill feet win be built
at th east end of the station for the ao
conBTnodatioa of tlx creamery men. Aa
office alas will be built tor their us.
"The creamery business has far outgrown
the expectations of all and additional fa
cilities will hav to k built ts car for
ttuHltwma said Geora "W. Lremlx. as
sistant Is tle general SAnager of tba Bur
litigtoa. "at have our mea bow at work
on plan for a tiew eepnt t b placed ta
th yard east of tha Burlington station.
This is a big business aaa getting bigger
all the time, and tarilitias will have ta b
furnished for handling it."
Because of its fine flavor, perfect purity and absolute
lmifanrurr, it hxt been tbe favorite wiuikej
Bottled in Bond in quarts, pints an 3 half pints
ai
"sartBa)i
Skt Caeeve ae aVaetea
and return via Nicaia Piax road, and re
duced rates ta other New Cngland potato,
every Thursday from June ta Saplemaer.
inclusive. Ais t Nortbera New Terk
aoliita. US CLioag ta BuCale or Xiagare
FU and retura daily daring June lAmat
j t-uv-ir oajw- x,very aoeaa oa every ireta IB
dining cars. Club meals an a la carta. ObV
' eags oepaa aad La Salia aad Van Barea .
atreeua
CHICAGO Ml
D RETUR
Wm
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For the Xatic'iifil KpublicEn Conrention. TickeU on
sale June 12th to 16th and for morning trahis cf the 17th,
good to return until June 30th, -ia the
CHICAGO
MILWAUKEE a ST. PAUL
RAILWAY
THREE DAILY TEAXNS, tLoronfhly modern in every
retpect, leave Omaha Union Station at 7:25 A. 6KJ P.
M. and 9:5S P. arrive Union Station, Chicago in the
heart cf the city at S:15 P. S-.30 A- M. and 12 P. IL,
rcEpectivelT.
Loar rate to ether e&tU-Tzi joints,
. CITY TICKET OFFICE,
U24 rarnara Street, : : : : Dmsia, Nebraaka.
r. A. NASH, General Western Aent.
Young Men's Su its
for Decoration Day
Or. &q
Special Values
aS12
ax mis rmo: ve
ojii:r wits that
Il-E miM VP TO
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Ttis it a sjiehfiid
roiieinJoa t miri
suit for y-orhe rnfr,
trtihraririg rverj fa or
lacrr of ttt ncasoli.
Tie tboktt ninei
ial is aa txtfhslre
rsrrf f jittt-ri. khd
t'C-ln:-;tf:s.
They are ktoaporhely
r.iifie Dd jerfert fli
lir.p lun right for
jour Itec-praviPB Cty
cctiti;.
THE JiWT.LXr.ST
svrrs ix cm aha
$12
Greatly Reduced Prices on
Men's Furnishings
SHTETS that sold rp to three dollars,
SHIRTS that sold np to one dcllsx aad QT
twenty-five cents, sixes np to 19, at OaJC
; 1 i I TKt
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aMSMaaaavi i ' i 1
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NO MATTER HOU' 'OU ARE LULT.
XOO FITTING
Mar. VrW V I fmm Oj
COAT CUT UNDERSHIRTS
KNEE LENGTH DRAWERS
Oc, 7 St, H.00 aad (l.BD A CAXMIAT.
ytH ft yoa. They ar cit oa la-re, ahapelr pauero. sciea.
hislly deaigned to give the weem lire utniost comioit.
Tbey at cool, onrnionablc, and extremely durable.
Look br liie B.VX) Red Covea Label It fuarsatee
vog a conectly cut. well made, padoct iuuD under gannenL
Don't take a eobstitate.
ERLANfirj F.P.nTrr
WrT P." ,fcte- .NvwYsrfc. j MADE, f OR TMt
Mi l Jfc V n 1 c
4.3hM.7l. to) B. Vi b. Snnt 5mm
iliiluili.iiiiiiiuiiMSiSai
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BETT RtTAfl TRADC
r ew- tv as " aaaaar JE .
Q Drew cocJ nett to th- slii. Noting cxxla tl.ai " POROSrCNIT""
nnderwrar. An ftien knit rarraeil of vondrou cJureblLty and
iocoDoeivaiiie conrforL Vi t sew the PoioLnit ' labtj ic the aeck ri evei shirt aad
ea entry dVsvw. mi en vamg it, ' tlieic for yout protochoa. A3 nle. ank your
deaks. look fo itAA. $ vou csr't tod a. Ttte ia. - , v
CRALMOJJS CO, Amslcrdain, K T.
I
mm
? ri fj
MiTED-ARIDEn AGEHTS.
attntisa i anaiaai MinJ aaaKaass. ue . x . i . , . .
15
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au s4a l ewkv k w Tk . . .
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nr.il you ncervr uuc )ipnvr your turvcla. T Shil
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auoe ItB ilAVK' FfcJJt 1 lUAi. duriu uk4, Un si tBcTrioTu bTcW s!
K - J wm vt un sue inrtazii nt-niad or au aat watb m
ib Uictuc uup n Uac tt u si nut etiienar sue mtii me tt ma mm mr.
I" "Tf-& fTtCrt ' '"""he hicnoai gta hirycMja a a puanii aeta
' . ' " " aJa.e aieu ana. pnnii tiove actuW Uctury oum. t oa mm, fa
a of mini I ksiimi pnmai br 1hi:iti dimci ut tu and haw tie ananuimraurw rm
aatae bsbma your turvcia. IK UI BI T a taryua or a aaur oi Urm ana mrnrna
at eat prwM until voa raceitv uts- cautiiiruea mni max nr wrSavri at J
mwm nd evaur-itauMr mcmJ (An u. rionr arouta.
It " Fi L 5. t. X, i " nuay but super uuHcu si at ei,min
l!n'lfi - 4l f"Fwmsrar. aeh tie hiiT baryta hic.Mr
V VI iW . . " ' ' - " m-t. " K MT, BUTMK3 Willi ML m.
a mt 1 AJE I til.lfei. vos ore aeu our
OMr our priM Oran l mi u ri. noevmi.
pnrta a&uw tacuii
try cum.
pisac m
V , I I MWIIB1JDW tf.14 . t at. aut nayuWrr fcmile saiW band bicvcles, aat
V 5 aanalir tmw, a simitar ua huu! ulea in traor br out Cliitaaa reuiu nm. Tikm n emm mm
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j. : f f"l I TT ft ! Tt A rfDfr oases A
n.na.iii a taaastat TO UritSmSUCCItmLT
The -aealcr mail Seior mf tmm tana a
ft-JC pm mar. tml t muradmm w will
mZUmm a an lratrimmJkcmmiwmi.iirdmMSi.
KAILft, Took ar Class will aat set Bee
Brir muu feaatv trkouaua pairs auid last year.
Over tea hatuirei tnoeasnfl pain aee aa ase.
DCSSrttFTtGMi atadr ia all sisea It Ii lraely
aanakn TMllut wervdur&liltfiknfi 1 .;tlluai-i,wi - ,
a spemai oua.uy of rutiLaer. vnica aej beocmies
parous
tn IB
fceQcaistameTasiai mf
BlIKt
ano wtucB cion up small eaaccan-es viuioul allow- 13.
trtocuic a t aaw namaraoa cal anmiruaiu-. fit oanai laabua ml
itiuuiurunaliFih iMi.,..i,-ri t I "" aaal miim auu -
ortancem kut aaaoa. T urymr.fb ncmneuiu i mmm
as erOinar tire, tiar puncture reaMtuag quauuiea tanua i rocra 1 1 T t"Tt "
mrwi i. . ,h,. . ;...'. .. . I 'r tire el i niui
arrad Tarrrsuiarurioea tuearureai
rua aw " H
uaauaua. la
a any iiim
n. . i.fir
uti a.1 ika.
t.
onpairbutiia' itT
Vs. oa Braduti rem until yoa hat eaan,rued and uand tbers s.eiet:v s reaursemad.
liWaVrrj tiTT??,? I lTocn .'luerr a-g the pnot a-6i per pair, a yM
ti-A CAkH Mil at OahLk aad eackie una aoveruavnarui. Ve e-V d L
aOvrrtiaiaf tmruuset- eease "-n1"r a huruirv arm m
tn noo ;oi iaaiy atAa par pair. Aa oi uexs smppea au&t day etlrr M veeerm, weantaCO TJ aa
a;nruvX Yoa as sua j
aenu
. i
aroo ay-vn ;am vm.vm.rn ana eacuac Uus aoveruaveariu. V viii auau ariid oaa
aicael puued fanas bead punr J-rro ta I returnee st Ot at expenae if tor an vreaaaa tt-rrara
ana aai.imaiii.ay aa vmanniMKirm, w e are acnaait ariiatur uiC ouairt sent to a a as sale aa as a
. .- - i - 7 - iiuy uai ujrv arui nae eaaaex rua
aear bent, aaa lunger taU iuoa hua tbaa aay tat Ua; em UM4 r ra a aar snot
k num Uuu yoa viU ut a U pleaaed Utat eliea yji want a oarvcw vuu voii t sr u vuur n6mZ
c waul you u send aa a trau aaa at euce. iaeacv tnu m,n-.i.i --
1 euoc aeacx tim reauiraat.- tn- ,.-,
IF YOU fitTEQ TY?f 5 ,bu,M! u t'-v m ul yna for aetr ef
" a -a J artaVO Krdjrrvnrrs PnaoUire-l-TooI txre ob aps.rir ai aaa Juu at
tuc epaoal intruaianury pne tiauteO stKr: u erne iur mar f Tat and aundr Lataiisat vaasa
""' a- quuuail aaaca aai kauua of tirr al sbuoi aaii tra- r, .
DO A't7 7 WSnr 'n wni a a ptaual uioav. Itii koi l uj ak or BlTIjrO a tarvrlt
aiu m urea itub auvaue cutu y tu. tuow the ic v - m . .
atln von wiaa 1114 it ouiy cuau) a puaual la acara cveryuiii W r-r a A O at.
MEAD CYCLE COKPANV. D 255, CEICAOO, tr.t
SUAIA.ER FLOWERING BULBS
CAIADIUMS. M.mmoth Zulbi. ecb 25c; 5 for
1UU ROSES, liamraofb Far!, daz. J5:; 3 in .
CLA010U. ia Saperb KMurt. doi. H:; 5J f j .
USMk'OH VINE, titra Urn, eac. )z;2:'
DAHLIAS, Aiisrtei, each 13r; 12 fj.' . . .
51. 0)
51. DJ
51 C)
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THE KEBRflSKft SE&D CO 1613 Howard Sk
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