g , THE OMAHA DAILY DEE; SATURDAY, AWUSr 1. 100.
clown ( R r. M. during July and August, etcrptlng Saturdays at 9:30 P.
BOARD MAKES MANYCUANGRS
Cramps and Dysentery
$1.15 Rich, Elegant Black Taffeta,
Assessment of Nebraska Land
Be Materially Raised.
Will
Diarrhoea, cholera morbus, stomach
ache, congestion, ninstroke, heart
failure, fainting, weak stomach, mal
aria, chills, fevers, prostration and the
hundred and one ills of summer can
be prevented and cured by taking
27-inch Saturday 65c yard
Tho. taffeta for service. If wo could show you on paper the strong weave, the fine qual
THIRTY-NINE COUNTIES AFFECTED
ity, tlie heaiitiful finish, deep rich. black, the quantity to be Bold Saturday would be cleared
out in less than one hour. If vou are 'thinking of buying-black taffeta soon, by all means,
A muni- nin.ed to Appear and
Mil We Their Objection It The?
Slav Anr to the
Action. '
buy this special number Saturday.- ' .
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Special Sale of Women's Gowns Saturday.
For Saturday, we have taken a special line of
yompn's low neck and short sleeve gowns and
marked them at saving prices.
85c low neck gowns Saturday 50c each.
$1.00 low neck gowns Saturday 75c each.
$1.25 low neck gowns Saturday 79c each.
$1.50 low neck gowns Saturday $1.15 each..
$1.73 low neck gowns Saturday $1.29 each.
$2.25 low neck rowub Saturday $1.69 each.
$3.00 low neck gowns Saturday $2.39 each.
Beautiful Parasols on Sale Saturday at
Half Price.
After a busy season's selling, we have Just seven
parasols In stock. These we shall mark for quick
selling. '
One $5.00 parasol Saturday at $2.50.
One $9.00 parasol Saturday at $4.50.
One $9.50 parasol Saturday at $4.75.
One $12.00 parasol Saturday at $6.00.
One $15.00 parasol at $7.50.
One $18.50 parasol Saturday at $9.26.
One $20.00 parasol Saturday at $10.00.
Clearing Sale Bargains in Our Cloak Department Saturday.
Every coat in the store at absolutely half price. Short Coats, long Coats, Covert Coats,
Silk Coats and Rain Coats are included.
All the dainty summer waists
at great reductllons.
All the lovely lingerie and
'net dresses at half price.
All the separate linen skirts
at half price.
Now Fall Suits
We beg to announce the arrival of our new fall suits.
1909. Directoire and Continental styles.
Correct models for 1908 and
Special Sale of Hosiery.
' Saturday wo .will place on sale children's black
co(tn" ahd'tisle hose, regular 35c and 26c qualltieb
at, per pair, J 9c. .
Also one nnrnber in gauze lisle hose, with'garter
lop.jii.gh srllcvd .heels and double soles, 39e quality
SatuPtlHy,. per pair 25c. ' ,
Also broken lilies In embroidered lisle, laffe- lisle,
and gaufe tottgn hose, at, per pair 25c.
Special Sale of Wash Belts, Saturday.
Hand embroidered wash belts with pearl buckles,
worth up to 75c, special Saturday at, each, only 29c.
White wash belts embroidered all around, fln
Ifshed with pearl buckle, regularplrce $1.00, special
Saturday at each, only 4 9c.
Fanoy beltings lr tan, blue, brown, green and
white, 1 4c to Cc an Inch.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN. July 31. -(Special. )-The State
Board of Equalisation through Governor
Sheldon-today Issued the following state
men for the benefit of those Interested:
"The State Hoard of Equalisation has
found that It Is necessary to make a Rood
many changes hy counties In order to make
a unlfiirm assessment. Thla Is true not
only In regards to the several douses of
personal property, hut also as regards the
assessment of real estate.
It Is the Judgment of the hoard that It
will be necessary to raise the value of
land In thelty-nlne counties and to reduce
eight. taW leaving the assessment as far
as land Is concerned In forty-two counties
the same as returned hy the county as
sesHors. Owing to the importance of the
real estate assessment the board haa de
termined to notify the assessors of t lie
oountles of the proposed changes and re
quest them to appear before the board If
they have any objections to the changes
proposed by the board. Final action on the
land assessment will not be made until
sufficient time has beeD given for the as
sessors to appear before the board."
The following table gives the average as
sessed valuation per acre as returned by
the county assessors, the per cent of In
crease or decrease and the valuation pro
posed hy the board:
Amount
County. iteturned
Richardson $11. !W
Coming Sweeping Clear
ing Sale of. Beautiful
. Kimona Silks.
TIJli rfl'V1 to' A grand oppor
tunity1 'fw- wbroerv who appreciate
rich, elegant, kimona Bilks. Pee
Sunday'1 paper for particulars.
Saturday Candy Special
Balduff's delicious as
sorted fruit tarts, regular
price 40c lb., special all
day Saturday .at, per lb.,
only 20c. - '
Great Special at Bargain
Square, Saturday,'
To close out all our chil
dren's Wash Sunbonnets, regu
lar 25c values, we will place
them on sale Saturday at, each,
only 5c.
Saturday Specials That Will Interest Men
MenV'Union'j Suits at Greatly
Reduced - Prices, Saturday.
rAnti.OO'ynlon suits Saturday
at 86o aoh., ' '
All $1.60 union suits Saturday at
$1.1 5-each,. '
AH tJ.OO -tinfon suits Saturday at
$1.45 each. f. ', ,
AJl' $?75 union 'suits Saturday at
$2.00 tach. ..
Men's Shirts
Reduced.
Men'a negligee shirts
fine assortment of
tasty styles. Many new
patterns have been
added for Saturday's
selling, .Tegular $2.0(1
and $1.50 shirts at,
each, only $1.15.
Men's Two-Picee Underwear
Reduced.
All of our fine ecru balbriggan
shirts and drawers, regular 60c qual
ity, at each, only 37 c.
All of our white ribbed lisle shirts
and drawers, regular 50c quality, at
each, only 37V6c
"Reduced prices on all of our fancy
wash vests.
See Howard Street Window.
Pawnee
Johnson
Nemaha ....
Otoo
Cass
launders ....
Sarpy
louglas
Washington
Hurt ,
Cumlngs .....
ayne
10 8fi
11.32
11.06
14. Hi
13. BO
12.12
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U.07
12.25
12.03
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Pet.
Inc.
10
15
10
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WE SELL
McCALL'S
PATTERNS
BAR AT
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school ni'iiss
A raoant of
iWntrorpti . .
Ttto Horses stud Lri
Farm '.SjTarblnerr
(Friinv. a Staff Correspondent.). .
WASHINGTON, July Sl.-(8pec(al , Tele
gram.) Acting .Ciymrnlssloner of Indian Af
fairs Lj-rsJ today . received .a dltpatch
from the superintendent of, Indian schools
at Oonoa, KeU.; announcing the destruc
tion by fire this' morning of the "horso
barns. . ?V'. "'
The barn ' housed two houses, that were
lost, a couple of buggies, 14 aeta of harness,
16 tons of haV nd some grain and small
farm and ganlvn tools. The cause of the
fire Is supposed to be due to spontaneous
combustion. The precise loss ta not known
h. but I'ncle Sam never carries In
sursrt , (wsthat whatever the loss may
huve ''een It will be total. Major Larra
be safe there la an emergency fund tit the
disposal if, the Indian bureau to replac
Just such accidents f nd thla 'slight fife
will cause no Inconvenience.
Kan., to attend maneuvera. The troops
will arrive here tomorrow and remain over
Sunday.
Troops Rsrk t Beatrice.
BEATRICE, Kek.. 4 July ' 31.-1 Hnrclnl
Telegram.) SI companies of the Slxreenth
Vnlted States infantry of Kort Creek,
Neb., In command of Captain Rdward
Chrlsman. reached Plekrell today, wher
they went into camp Ifor the nlglit." They
came from .Omaha to Lincoln hy train
and will .'march through to Fort Hlley
Ha nka Held nt Valentine.
VALENTIN K. Neb., July Sl'.-(Speclal
Sheriff Rosseter received a message this
morning from the authorities at Stanton.
Mlih., to arrest and hold one J. P. Banks
un the charge of assault, the deed being
conunlttcil over four yeara ago at that
place. The sheriff has taken Banks In cus
tody until the officers arrive from the
eaBt after him. Mr. Banks came here to
live some time last winter and has been
In the cement walk business must of the
time, is a married man ubout .45 yean
old. He doea not deny the charge, but
claims that it has-been exaggerated a
great deal.
Coyote Kcalp Swindle.
KEAB.NEJ'. Neb., July Sl.-(Speclal
Telegram.) A coyote acalp swindle has
been brought to light In Buffalo county hy
Bherlff Summons. John Bacon. Janitor of
the court house; Lloyd Deets, Abe Swlnycr
and nine accomplices have been arrested
and given preliminary hearings, and all
except one have plea led guilty. Baton
secured the scalps from (he county clerk's
office, and hid them In the boiler room
and Deets and Swlr.yer would get them
and resell them at leisure, getting accom
plices to take them to the clerk a offices
In Buffalo and Kearney counties to re
ceive the bounty and then divide the
spoils. Estlmutes Bhow that Buffalo county
has been beat out of over Jl'00 In this way.
Bacon had Just been re-elected Janitor.
All the pilsoitrrs have been bound over
to the district court.
(ierlna; Files for Klector.
PLATTSMOi:TH, Neb., July 31.-(3pecial.)
Henry Gering, a registered druggist, who
was recently arrrted for selling liquor 'n
thl city on Sundays, has filed for the nom
ination of presidential elector-at-Iarge on
the democratic ticket and accompanied his
application with a pupullstlc petition
Thurston 1102
Dakota 9.04
Dixon i
Cedar 6.04
Kijox 4. lil '
Pierce 7 81
Antelope 4 43
Boone ; 7.49
Madison 10.23
Stanton 9.S0
Colfax 13.15
Platte 10.70
Dodge , 13.03
Nance i 6.36
Merrick r 7.16
Hamilton 12.29
Polk 12.63
Butler 11.66
Seward 11X0
Lancaster 10. SI
York 12.86
Clay 10.99
Fillmore 12.62
Saline 11. H9
OHKe
Jefferson 10.63
Tliaver 9.63
Nuckolls 8.(8
Webster 6.15
Allium 8.22
Kearney 8.b6
Franklin 5.91
Harlan 6.01
Furnace 6.46
OoBper 6.76
Phelps i 8.25
Dawson i-. ... 6.2$
Buffalo 4.50
Hall 8.77
Howard '. 6.81
Hhennan 4.95
Custer 8.75
Valley ,.. 4.65
Oreeley ...,.. t.J.J.... i.i!2
I Wheeler 1.29
iGurfleid 1.67
Loup 1.28
Ulaine .-. 90
Holt 1.52
Boyd 5.05
Keya Paha 1.31
Brown 1.93
Rock 1.13
Cherry 68
Hooker flu
Grant 1.04
Thomas 88
Logan 1.01
Mcpherson 82
Keith 99
Lincoln 1.4'i
Frontier S.00
Hayes 1.13
Chase 1.53
Perkins 1.06
Dundv l.M
10
5
15
10
15
10
10
20
6
10
Board
Value.
113 17
12.47
12.46
13.06
13.60
13.W
13.32
12 87
13.83
13.37
12.ro
12.02
11.66
11.02
9 1)4
8.76
7.24
6.07
7.81
4.87
7.86
10.23
9.90
12.50
11.23
13.03
7.63
7.16
12.29
12.53
12.13
11.80
11.90
12.9
10.99
12.62
12.48
Hitchcock
Hed Willow .,
Deuel
t'hevenne ....
Kimhall
t Banner
I Scott's Bluff
A Rox Butte ...
10
10
10
20
5
20
20
20
SI
30
ii
20
30
40
60
20
30
20
10
30
Drotest airalntit the alloc.il ottm..t nt tl,.,'Siniix
- i... .v.. I Dawes
this state make a noise like Jonah was
signed by F. V. Holllngsworth arjd tho
secretary of state will Investigate the case
Saturday.
Summer Shoes at Factory Cost
' Many Shorl Linos Even Less
A Three big events in women's and young women's fine
oxfords, pumps, Gibson ties and colonial buckle models.
Three big shoe opportunities for women:
First A': Brooklyn shoemaker's surplus stock, hundreds
of pairs "of the finest women's shoes ever brought to
Omaha; none worth less than $4, mostly $5 and 90
pome $6 qualities, at, a pair
Second A long line of manufacturer's sample women's
oxfords, pumps and ties conservative and ultra 90
styles and leathers, at, a pair .. ..sU-
Third Our regular lines of summer shoes are included,
making the assortment almost unlimited, women's and
young women's latest fashions in low shoes, 9D
: at, per pair
Children's $1.76 Slippers,.
t $1.20
Children'! 1.25 Slippers,
t 80
Infanfg $t.00 Slippers at. .
Infant's 76c Slipper at . . .30
8 tor close at S cxcfjl Saturday at 10
Misses' $2.00 aod $2.25 Ties.
t 31.G0
Misses' $2.75 Ankle Strap Slip
pers, at. pair 81.08
Boys' $3.00 Patent or Tan Ox
fords, pair $1.08
Accused of I slnir Whip.
BEATRICE, Neb., July 81. (Special Tele
giam.) William McKlnney of Wymore to
day swore out a warrant for the arrest
of J. H. Dowlsr, proprietor of the Toiau
lin hotel at Wymore, cliarslng him with as
sault ng his f f lenn-year-old daughter. The
complaint ailcKes that Dowler struck and
whipped the girl with a whip In an In
l;u:i.aa maniur.
2')
10
20
.'SO
20
39
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.B3
8. OS
6.76
9.04
8.23
6.20
6.01
6.46
6.78
6
b.M
5.40
8.77
5. SI
4.70
3.26
4
a. 8
1.54
1.67
1.2S
1.17
1.97
5.115
1.44
1.64
1.46
.05
.94
1.04
1.06
l.oi
.82
1.2
1.40
30
1.35
1.3S
1.07
1.30
1.95
3.77
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2
2.V
2.22
1.2-
1.11
1.37
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It kills tho disease germs, invigor
ates and strengthens every organ and
part of the human body.
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey is an
absolutely pure distillation of malted
grain; great care being used to have
every kernel thoroughly malted, thus
destroying the germ and producing a
predigeBted liquid food in the form of
a malt essence, which Is the most ef
fectlve tonic stimulant and lnvlgorator
known to science; softened by warmth
and moisture, its palatabillty and free
dom from injurious substances ren
der it so that it can be retained by the
most sensitive stomach.
Thousands of leading doctors pre
scribe It and prominent hospitals use
and endorse It, exclusively.
(DOSE)' One teaspoonful in each
pIbrb of drlnklnn water during tne
hot weatner will kill all germs.
If weak and run down, take a tea-
spoonful four times a day in hall
glass of milk or water. It stimulates
the heart action, causes the blood to
course more quickly through the veins
and builds new tissue.
Duffy's Pure Male Whiskey is sold
throughout the world by druggists
grocers and dealers, or shipped direct
for $1.00 per bottle.
If In need of advice, write Consult
ing Physician, Dufiy Man vvnisKey
rvimnnnv. Rochester, ivew xorK, bj.hi-
lnr vnur case fully. Our doctors will
send you advice free, togther with a
handsome illustrated medical booklet
containing some or tne many inou-
ands of gratifying letters received
from men and women In all walks of
life, both old and young, who have
been cured and benefited by the use
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CHAPPELL, Neb., July 31. (Special.)
Notice of a meeting of he republicans of
Deuel county has been published. The
meeting will be held August 4, at Chapvell.
L. O. Pfeiffer and others will addreu the
meeting and a Taft club will be organized.
The women have been Invited to attend the.
meeting.
fw Chairman In Unffalo.
KEARNEY, Neb.. July 31.-(Speclal
Telegram.) M. N. Troupe, former county
treaaun-r, has been appointed chairman of
the But'falo county central commutes t)
mcceed liny Shahsn, who haj removed
fiom the c.iunty.
ebriiska Netvs .Votra.
1.95
3.77
.r
1.1.1
.SO
.82
2.r,:!
2.77
1.25
.93
Sheridan 1.06
DcereflKe.
More Primary FIHnic-
Wlth the exception of representatives,
senators and stra'ght democratic and pop-
ullm electors, filings have been made f ir
all the offices to be elected thla fall. Only
oen straight demornit and one ftralght
populist have filed for elector. The othe s
are fuslonlots.
jatius itiunes Jjaniman nas rued as a
straight democrat and has no populist
petition like his competitors. The rrub
licans have one many only for governor,
secretary of state, attorney genera', 11 u
tenant governor and trsasureY, though it
has contests fur the other stuie offices.
The democratk have no contest for treas
urer, state superintendent and land com
missioner. The republicans have no contests on
congressman In the First, Third and Fifth
districts. The democrats have no con
tests In the Second or the Flflth. Tomor
row Is the last day for filings.
Following are the filings for the day:
H. B. Flaherty of South Omaha d.-nvi-crat,
for attorney generul; 8. Iv. Mains of
('rete, demo. -pop., for congress from the
Fourth district; Robert It. Boss of Lex
ington, democrat, for congressman from
I he Sixth district; J. M. Woodi oek of Oiv
ingtnn, social. at, for congressman from Ihe
Third district; gophus K. Neble, demo.
noo.. of Omaha f ir iir- sldi-niinl eleet ir!
'Charles Tlnkerkelier of Florence, t-o-IUIst,
i f " r railway eommiaslnnrr; t'!iarlea R.
Bnsse, ilemo.-pop., of K d Clou i, for
mutt let;
V"f"V'" "u. mTKiaiy il lllr l n.,.1, Reo democrat, of Nnf.' k. in-
ntnr from tlie Kleventh district; Wood uf
V)ik Mutual Building and l-ian asitoeiu
t:un. has left for Umaha, where l.e will
undergo an operation on his arm.
BEATRICE The funtral of Mrs. Mary
Hartmun was lield yi-sterday Irom tne
horns of her daughter six miles tii-t o.'
the city. Interment was In Evergreen llo.'jc
cemetery.
BEA I RICE-It la now l lived that J hn
nlt? McMullen, the llUle bay who w:.s seri
ously Injured at his home near P.ckre 1 1 y
being run over by a wagon load oi hay,
will recover.
TECl'MSKH The people of Cook, this
county, will call a special election to void
bonds In the sum of I Hum) for a new brlek
schiKil house. It is proposed that lh; bunils
shall bear 6 per cent Ir.terest and be pay
able $l,mM leginnini 11-
TEC I'M SF.H Rev. Roberl Llddell. D. D..
was formally Installed as pastor of thu
Teeutnseh 1'resbyterian cnurch at speuiul
services held last evening. The f.rrnon
was by Rev. J. H. McConnell of lleurou
and tlie charges to the pastor and to thi
chureli were giel by Rv. C. M. Canlrall
of Humtnldt. An informs! reception was
tendeivd l'r. and Mis. Llddell.
TEC I'M SHU A son has been born to
Mrs. Bertha McNully. Mr. MeNulty. who
was a Burlington brakeman. was killed In
the yards st Pawnee City ten days ago.
Mrs. Mc.N'ulty nj child are at tne hoiii.i
of her jarents, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Mc
Laughlin. In this city. The family home
is In Wymori.
TECl'MSEH W. L. Bpoon, a government
road expert, who has been Inspecting roads
in the several counties comprising the First
congressional district of Nebrsska. hsji Just
ompleird his ork in Johrson county. Mr.
Spoon ssys the roads in this county, gen
erally veak!nx, are the best of auy county
In Ike ditrn.u
Ball of hfnncdy, repillican. for re r
seiitiitlve from the Fifty-second .iistrlci;
I). ('. Hefletninn, demoerat, of Huliliarl,
for representative from the Sixie nt i ill
trict ; John It. Foinrty of Greeley, d m .
pop., for representative from tlie F r v
sixlh district; William L. Taylor, d m.
pop.. of Merna, for representative from
The triumphant result of forty
jrears of earnest cftort, devoted
:ntirely to the science of pure
foods, is
aopat ill T B r"lH"
WHEAT FE-AKE CELERY
the Flftv-slxth district; Richard R. Shlclt,
democrat, of Seward, for senator from th
Nineteenth district; Robert R. Brown of
Hutton demo.-iop.. for senator from the
Twentv-flfth district: George Y. Lit 1 ,
democrat, of Kurekii. for represi ntutive
from the Sixty-seventh dtstrc'; (..
Flti tmnns, r. publ can. of S.'o In. f;r J'n
r,tiiv.o from the Seventeenth dbtf.ct;
Louis Werner, deino.-pop., of Btatilc, for
.nnioiiK from t li f Thlrtv-thltd dH-
trlct- Walter R. Kent, republican, of Long
Lake, for representative from the Fitty-
thlrd district; K. Miller of Sargent, dm.
tnTlve from the I-1 it y
sixth district; Edward B. Cowles of Falr
k,.. e.o.uhlipiin for railway commis -loner;
Robert T. Htnltn. nemocr.n. m umoim mi
presidential elector at large.
llrmnrrnfa to tprn iirsngnsrir,
Tom Allen, chairman of tlie democrat!
Lti,ii, committee, announced today that
headquarters would he opened at the Lin
coin hotel next week. Tho Bryan Volun
toprs have headdiinrters at olumbus and
both headquarters will be kept open dur
Ing the campa'sn.
ItosH Files for Congress.
Robert G. Ross has filed for congress In
the Sixth district and he filed as a demo
crat and as a republican. Ross had two
petitions. He said he affilluted with both
the republican and the democratic parties.
Mr. Ross is the first of his kind to file.
Robert F. Smith of 3S2S Hodge street.
Omaha, has filed as a democratic candi
date for elector at large. He did not file
as a populist.
John II. Alden of Beatrice Is a new re
emit to the list of re publicans running for
auditor.
Omaha Dur at Slnt Fair.
September S will be Omaha day at the
state fair and all of the big city Is ex
pocted to be here. Next Monday night at
ihe den a committee from the Lincoln
Commercln! club will be present to Invito
Omaha down here. An effort will be made
to have this the biggest day recorded In
the history of tlie fair, and If the crowd
of Omaha people Is as large as expected,
4(9 special cats will be used to bring them
down here.
State Treasurer's Iteport.
The report of Treasurer Brian for the
month of July shows the receipts amounted
to $797,216.32; payments. CI.8.9.24; balance
August 1. I5;i4,lx3.43; balance July 1, 1613,
8( 8 35.
Modern Woodmen Withdraw.
The Modern Woodmen of America has
withdrawn Its membership from the Na
tional Fraternal congress, a federated orga
nization with about fifty affiliated societies.
This action has been contemplated by Head
Consul A. R. Talbot and other officials of
the Woodmen for several months, practi
cally since the last serslon of the congress
at Buffalo. August lis7, when by a close
vote a resolution was carried which com
mitted the affiliated societies to the policy
of asking state legislatures to enact a law
providing a minimum tuble of assessment
rates, to be charged by all societies alike.
. Head Consul Talbot declares that the en
actment of such a measure as Is contem
plated would require the collection of as
sessments at least 2o per cent higher than
the death rate demands at this time. The
Woodmen officials are discussing the ad
lsahllity of forming a new federation of
societies not satisfied with the action of
the National Fraterral congress.
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CITY TICKET OFFICE,
'Phone Douglas 3580. 1502 Farnam St.
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Its superiority over other Cereal
Foods cannot be questioned. It
is the kind of food that strength
ens and assists in establishing
healthy action of the bowels.
For aala by Croaarc
(asnlrr Club far York.
YORK, Neb.. July 81 (Special. )-The
York Country club Is the latest social or
gan xatlon here. It will stsrt with twenty
five members, consisting principally of
bu-iio n men. Arrangements have been
made to have Joint use of East Hill jark,
the York Athletic grounds and the land
edj Inlng on tlie east, making very de
sirable grounds for tennis courts and golf
links. Al White was selected temporary
chairman and H. McCloud, secretary. Im
mediate arrangements are being made to
put In the golf links.
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WHERE TRUtfs
Vacation
Equipment
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When you take your vacation, yea want
your traveling equipment to look right.
We are 'prepared to fit you out with
trunks, suit cases, bugs, etc., at a more
reasonable price than you are In the habit
of paying for the sume quality of goods.
Our repair department is fully competent
1803 farnamSI. Tbone Dong. 4995
HAND -SAPGLIO
FOR TOILET AND BATH
It makes tne toilet something to be en
Joyed. It remove all stains and roughness,
prevent! prickly heat nd chafing, and
leaves the skin while, soft, healthy. In the
bath it brings a glow and exhilaration which
do common soap can equal, imparting the
yigor and life sensation of a mild Turilisk
'v All GkucFru and C'ruocii; v
Triple Ventilation !
AT THE
AMtlEHE.tTI,
BASE
BALL
VINTON STREET PARK
OMAHA
SIOUX CITY
July 31, Aug. 1 and 2-2
rrlday, July 31st, Ladles Day.
Busdar, August a, Two Otmit, Titu
Callsd 8 130.
OiHIs C A II, El S:5.
Kranlos at Central City.
CENTRAL, CITY. Neb.. July il.-tSpec
lal.) The eleventh annual reunion of the
Platte District, association will be held hers
August i to 7. Elaborate programs have
me CALUMET
been arranged for each day enl camp flies
In the evening. Among those on the program
are Commander i:H Harries, Judge lloiig
land, Judge I.ee Estelle of Omaha, Tom
Majors of Peru, and Pant Commander
arhardt.
Street car advertising.
Omaha Hotel Bupply Co.
moved from ?M Bo. 13th to rooms U U 17
L'. 8. National bauk building;
AIK DOME
18th and
LocigUs Sta.
Tonight All Wmb
IILIHIII) IDBAIi STOCK CO.
In the r'our-Act Comedy burnt
A ROMANCE OF PLNNSHVAMA
SPECIALTIES 11TWI1I ACTS.
Curtain at S.JO I'roinpL .
Frlces lOo aod SOo.
BOYD'S TfiBflTBR
. tabu well webs: i
Tonight, Saturday Matins and Wight,
III WOODWilO STOCK COafVABTT
in "POLLY PRIMKOSE."
Saturday Matlna Soual atkUAs
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