THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATO DAT. AUGUST 15. 190?.
TAXES LEVIED IN TI1E STATE
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LINCOLN. Aug. 14 Specll ) The .hingloa
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t24Cl.li 1 pA tH yftr. The follow
tef tahla ahowt th amount levied or
tha three fund for tlie t t rear:
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OeneraJ fut4 . .11 4T nT 11 $1.5 1SS
fnlery funJ.. '.!41il J?l.(f TO
Rede'p'n fund.. ItMHH tUl.TtCTt
(The lery taat year a-aa mlila for the
reneraj fund and 1 mill catch for the unl
varaity and redemption fandw. Thla year
th t-enaral fund leTy was reduced to
mUli. a-hile the levy - for the other
tat funds, which Is- fixed by statute, re
mained the aame.
Tha total amount, of taxes to r-a paid
a this year's valuation will be allghtly
Increaaed. owlnc to an Increaee in Doug
Is county. It will not affect the taxea
to be pa'd l" X other county, however.
The boarJ haa aot yet decided Just what
ta make the value of the capital stock of
atate and national banks in that county,
and It la probable- Secretary gchavlind
will make a trip to Omaha and personally
iBTcstlrate before final attlon ta taken.
Ia the table below the amount of taxea
ta be paid by Douglas county Is riven
at S:it.:ir. This rum will be ln
traaaed slightly, but not to any very
rraat extent, probably a few thousand
dollar.
An analysle cf tbe tablet shows that the
board this year has doe more work as
4 an equallzlcr board probably than any of
Its predecessors. While many counties
were Increased, a large number will pay
less taxes than last year. Tbe following
table sbowa the amount levleJ against
the 107 and 19I aaaeasmenta by cuun
' ties:
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Tfttkwki ta Be (lnpT.
The State Normal board I figuring on
reducing the fees charged for the use of
text books which It now fumlhee to the
students cf the two schools for 19 cents
a term The bnard now baa on hand
aufflcient booka for tP9 students at Pern
and students at Kearney, and erery
book has been raid for out -f tbe fees
charged the atudenta The board in In
augurating this system four years ago
at Peru and two years ago at Kearney
bought the books on credit, agreeing to
pay for them as the fees were collected.
Every bill has now been paid and the
students have been saved thousands of
dollars. When the system was first in
augurated a large number of the stu
dents preferred to own their books than
to rent thm and the result was a large
sale. But during the last two years the
sales have been materially lessened and
the number of renters haa materially In
creased. The board figure the atulents
hare aaved from IJ to tZJ each every
year, according to the grade,
I. la col Ktraa (irti (trarl.
The Normal board today gave the con
tract for furnishing tbe Peru library tD
Ruuge aV Guensel of Lincoln for S1.4)4 iO.
The contract calls for four eighteen-foot
tables, four twenty-eeven-foot tablea. r0
library chatra. 157 yards of cork carpet
and twelve window rhades.
LeMrbJe Gaea Back Haaae.
Governor Sheldon has honored the
requisition for the return to Iowa of H.
M. Lockie. a Jeweler at Vtica. Lockie Is
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Blaine
Boone
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Brewm
Buffalo
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Buller ......
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Cedar
Chaae
Cherry
Cheyenne ...
Clay
Colfax
Cuming
Custer
Iakota
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Deuel
Dixon
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Kimball ....
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Duffy's Pure m Whiskey
la an absolutely para dlctillatloa of
malted grain ; great care being nd
to bare every kernel thoroughly ma.lt
4s3, thua deatroTing the germ and pro
ducing a predlgste-d liquid food la
the form of a mail essence, which la
the most effective tonic annuitant and
Inrlf orator known to aclence; eoft
ened by warmth and moisture, lu pal
atablllty and freedom from lnjurloua
aubstancea render It ao that It can be
retained by the moat set: si tire stom
ach. It cure nerrouaaeta. typheld, ma
laria, every form of stomach trouble,
disease of the throat and lunga, and
all run-down and weakened condition a
of the body, brain and aenrea. It la
prescribed by doctor and la reoof-
charged with -malicious mischief." while ' nlsed aa the world'a greatest faintly
medicine everywhere.
(DOSE): One teaapoonful In each
glaM of drinking water during tha bot
weather will kill the germa.
If weak and run down, take a tea
spoon fal four timet a day In half a
glaaa of milk or water.
DuffTa Pure Malt Whicker la Bold
throughout the world by drngglru.
grocera and dealer, or shipped direct
for $1.00 per bottle.
If In need of advice write Consult
ing Phjaiolan. Puffy Malt Whisker
Company, Rochester, New Tork. stat
ing roar case fully. Oar doctors will
send you adrlce free, tofethr with a
handsomo Illustrated, medical booklet
containing soma of the maay thoti
sa&ds of gratifying letters racetred
from xnen act women la all walks of
life, both old and young, who hare
been cured and benefited by the mea ot
the World'a greatest medicine.
Intoxicated. It Is chargeJ. be smashed a
couple of windows at Paulina. The gov
ernor honored the requisition with the
understanding the man wa snot to be
taken out of the state until he had had
an opportunity to test the queation a
to whether he could again be arrested
on the same charge after having secured
hi releaee by habeas corpus. Lockl baa
married a Nebraska school teacher since
laving Iowa several months ago.
kt Gt Brraa't Plate.
Somewhere n Lincoln or elsewhere some
man la running around with a plate under
hia arm which do-s not belong to him. Kot
an ordinary plate, but a nice hand painted
affair upon which a woman did lota of
bard woik. That plale belongs to tVilliim
J. Bryan and It waa presented to the
unidentified stranger by the woman who
made It. She became stage (truck at the
critical moment and not being on speaking
terms with the democratic candidate pre
sented the plate to the wrong man. And
be accented It.
The woman tock a position at the eat
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13.4 13 t entrance to the stare house oa the day
i k.'. I j of the notification and there waited the
NOTES ON OMAHA SOCIETY
Kr. and Mr. C. R. Glorer Entertain
Ten,htert cf Confederacy.
Mil nCXCTT THE EOS OS GUEST
rirwle Part lea aad Otaer laferaaal
Oat-of-Dawr AsTalre Take freew
deae Oeer Mwre I'retea
. tleee Eatertalaaaeata.
The Nebraska chapter Vnited Daughters
cf the Confederacy were gueete at a dinner
and lawn party g'trtn by Mr. and Mra. C
R. Glover Thursday erening at tbelr home
In Bemis Park. Mrs. G. E. Pickett of nr
glnla. widow of the late General Pickett,
was tbe special guest of honor. Mra Pick
ett was accompanied by her nephew. Mr.
Stockton Heth of Omaha, eon of the late
General Heth. A dinner was served en tbe
lawn from two long tables, each having a
decoration of nasturtiums, one table seat
ing eighteen guests and the other sixteen.
After dinner, which was a-rved from 7 to
I o'clock, a short musical program wa
given by the Mlases Marlon and Maiie Bel
Glover and Mis Anna CovelL At tbe close
cf the evening Mra. Pickett gave a dramaOc
and Interesting address on "General Pick
ett's Charge." Mr. Pickett waa made an
honorary member of the Nebraska chapter
Daughters of the Confederacy, and Satur
day morning, when Mra. Pickett kavea. a
committee from this chapter wiH present
her with a gold t". D. C pin.
Among those present Thursday evening
were Mrs. Pickett. Mr. Stockton Heth. Mr.
and Mra. J. T. Stout, Mr. and Mra. C. 8. '
Morgan. Mr. and Mra. G. L Bradley. Mr.
and Mr. W. T. Davta, Mr. and Mra.
O'Ehaughcessy. Mr. and Mra F. M. Max
well. Mr. and Mra. 8. Gosney. Mr. and
Mrs. G. M. CoveM. Mr. and Mr. C. R.
Glover. Miss Cunningham, Mun Anna Co
veil. Mlsa Mmnie Cunningham, Miss Go a
ney. Miss Rebecca Maxwell, Miss Grace
Davis and Miss Glover.
At Hay Hollow.
Thursday evening a large number of din
ner parties were served at Happy Hollow,
forty-four golfers ftniahlsg the day by tak
ing dinner at the club.
Rev. and Mra R. Scott Hyde entertained
as their dinner guests Thursday evening at
tbe club Biabop and Mr. Kuelseo.
Miss Trees Keys and Mr. John J. Mea
cham gave a card party at Happy Hollow
Friday afternoon. Tbe guest included
Meedamee E. P. Boyer, Raymond Knode,
George Todd, Will Shearer. Ralph Moody,
Harry Jennlaon. Albert Egbert, J. B. Jack,
Hal Roberta. Nathan Mantel, Percy Powell,
George Morton, Bar 8tyles, Robert Pleak,
John T. Cooper, Jerome Appelquiat of La
porte. Ind.; Edwin Wendell of St. Joseph.
Mo.; E C. Twamley; Mlsae Alice Bu
chanan. Beula Wendell of St- Joaeph. Hen
rietta Rees. Daisy Hfggina, Olrve Carpen
ter. Lois Montgomery of Kansas City, Ella
Fcaron. Aberdeen Cowle of Minneapolis,
Loulae Vpdlke, Fannie Howland, Maude
IVo. AuYIadow
Men's Extra
Trousers
$3.00 Trousers 1.50
SUP Trousers 2.50
S6.C0 Trensers3.50
IV o. Uladow,
All 50c Ncckw
wear in the store
except black on
sale now at
3ee
3 FOR Sl.OO
IX COOTS NOTHING TO LOOK
AND BUT LITTLE TO BUY
Annual ...id-Siimni.r Sale
at Beaton's
Commencing tomorrow and lasting
comir.g of the candidate. Frequently she
i inilced of bj-atandtrs Ihe Wtnrltv of peo-
i;.J14. S , pie entering tne buildirg untM finally the
1 7 14 ' Procc,n bore In eight. - A large Blued
IMtEk' walked Into tbe caplto ahead of the
r" -i7 i 'Is that Mr. BryanT she Inquired.
"It Is." some ene answered.
Quickly she thrust the plate In his hands
and the man marched off with It. Then
the "real'- Mr. Bryan came In and tbe
woman recognixed him. .But her plate was
gone. She tr;ed to get a boy to head off
tne firat man. but it could nc be done.
"I pa-nted that plate myself." said the
woman to the cro-d which gathered aroi.ed
her, "and I do believe I gave U to the
wrong man. I wanted to give it to Mr.
Bryan. ,
Mabe the man has turned the plate over
to the card-date, but If he has the fait
haa not been made pjblic.
While waiting to deliier Ha third spe-ch
of acceptanci the other day a card was
passed up to ll,e candidate. It read:
There 1a a la.'y in the crowd who la the
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years of age and leaves a widow and two
daughter.
YORK Charlee Wray. Inetructor In the
York High acbool. has accepted a position
lr. Vie schools' at Ogden. t'tah, and left
taia week to take charge of the work.
TORK Corporal Everett W. Owens of lo
cal Com pa rv- A la another York courjty boy
who won honors at the state rifle match at
Ashland. His score was 215. a close second
to lllgenfrit.
M'COOK General Ptorekeeper Fryer and
bla asslaiant. Mr. Smith of Omaha, were in
the city today lnapecting the local atore
lKuse of the Burlington, the working force
of which tney found it presaingly necessary
to Increase by adding two men.
TORK Private J. Ulgenfritx of Tork
Company A competed at state target prac
tice, and makir ejeh a good record, he was
made a member or the state team and win
get to go to Camp Perry. O . and take part
In the national target practice.
BLOOMF1ELD Announcements were re
ceived here of the marriage of John Dol
phin, mayor of the city of Bloomfield. and
Miss Mary Catherine Ruppel of Battle
Creek. They will be at home to their
friend! In Bloomfield after September i.
M'COOK T. Roope of Llwoln. superln
No. Window
All 50c Fancy
Hosiery goeson
sale Saturday at
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Shirt Sale
S3.50 E & W. Shirts 2.50
$250 E fif W. Shirts n r
$2.50 Manhattan Shirts 1 s
$2.00 Manhattan Shirts.... . A (
$2j00 Star Shirts I.U
SL50 Shirts 1.15
Straw Hats
Get a fresh,,
clean Straw
Hat now.
$1.50 Straws 50c
$2.50 Straws 1J)0
$3.50 Straws 1.50
ner on Sunday for her sister, Mrs. Lav
renoe Clos of Mankato. Minn., and Mrs.
S. P. Bennett of Washington.
For the Mlsae Good en of Hasting a
hayrack ride Is arranged for Monday even
Ing. and Tuesday a party will go to
Manama with Miss Anna Johnson aa
hostess.
Coaae aad Go Goealp.
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Cameron left Fri
day evening for Buffalo by way of Duluth
and the Great lake. After a few day In
northern New Tork. they will return to
Mackinac Island, spending sever days at
Harriett, Lynn Carpenter, Claire Montgom- thlt resort later returning to Omaha by
for one wek. we will sell all our drug for you."
aad toilet article at prices tjjat will ; Mr. Bryan did not mention the note In
pay you to buy a stock for future use
Come In and get a list of the complete
line all., at tbe lowest prices.. Re
member, every thing cut during this
sale. , ?
rc Grave' Totb Poafler ..He
:l IGrand'a Tooth Wash
Zc Colgate a Talcum
mother cf eight tons who Intend to vote tendent of motive power of the Burlington,
l uere mailing m iv.i v( urn rpm ai
resier and consumer on engine No. '1S,
which the company has high hopes of male
hia spoerh nor a as this Rotevelt democrat
invited to th platform.
ery of Kinase City, Edna Jensen. Alice
Snell. Florence Beverell, Nettie Bushman,
Ruth Beard, Lol Benedict, Laura Jordan.
Brldgie McArdle, Wylma Leech. Sadie
Chapman. Ague McElroy, Calla Dutcher.
Agne Weller, Sara Beard. Henrietta Bene
dict, Floaence Jordan. Isabel! WUllam.
Beuiah Leech and Edith Anderson,
laferaaal Affairs.
Mrs. Thoma D. Stoney. 3035 North Nine
teenth street, entertained at luncheon oa
Wednesday for Mra. A. Red m on of Movllle,
la., who la visiting her daughter. Mr.
Jamea M. Stoney.
Mis Lillian Singer entertained Wednes
day evening at a lawn party ia honor 'of
Mia Julia Berlovicb of Dee Moines, who
1 viaitlng In the city. About thirty guosts
were present. The lawn wa beautifully
decorated, and a very pleaaant evening
spent.
Mr. W. H. Krl. lltJ North Twentieth
street wa honor guest at an Informal after
noon party Wednesday given by her daugh
ter. Music wss the feature cf tbe after.
noon. Those present were Meedame. M.
C. Cockrell, Benish. Ness. Karls. Ayrea.
WendquisU Vanschoick and McCailum.
Plcale Party.
The Dundee Presbyterian Sunday school
gave a large picnic at RJverves- park
Thursday evening. A basket supper was
served and about 150 were present. Races
and games afforded the evening's amuse
roenta Prossteetlve Pleaeere.
The Current Topic department of the
Woman'a club will give picnic Wednes
day afternoon at the Rod and Gun club.
Mrs. W. J. Creedon will entertain at din-
way of Chicago.
Mrs. E. A. Beeson. accompanied by her
mother and aister. Mr. White and Mra.
Jennings, leave Saturday for Lincoln to
visit Mrs. Green.
Mr. and. Mrs. Charles Dundey left Fri
day for a western trip to Portland, Ore.,
and other point of Interest.
Mr. and Mr. I. 8. Leavitt, Mis Hare!
Jenkin and Mis Anna Jenkins of Don
dee returned Wednesday from a fortnight's
visit to Denver. Colo.
Mra. Frank Meyer returned Thursday
from a visit to Lexington, Neb.
Mr. and Mra. Fred Ellis are at present
in Paris and will return about the last of
September.
away. Hia mother' attention wa attracted
and she wa egged Into believing that I
had struck the child. Another woman
yelled at her, 'He hit Wesley; I saw him.
Have him arrested.' I never hit him and
never even spoke unkindly to him. I sim
ply did whatany man might have done
took him by the arm and led him away
when he refused to cease throwing dirt on
my steps."
Mr. Keyes is president of a p'nilcophicl
society and In all hia talk and action
says he is known among his associates for
kindness and humanltarianism and espe
cially s he kind and sympathetic with
children.
"Why, talk about me striking a child.
I taught school for many year, and In all
that time I never whipped a scholar. I
den't advocate that sort of thing. I be
lieve thoroughly In a different system of
correction.
"And now to show that I am not the
hard-hearted man these women would pic
ture me. let me say thst for week a
mother with a boy and an Infant have been
topping at my place and never have paid
one cent. That show wjiether I am the
man to beat a child, doeanS. It?"
lr.g a Buccesa. in the burnug of lignite coal.
HENDERSON The two good games of
h.?l T.ljav1 tier were hotlv rorjlesled and
"set Withdraw Fair Raee two of the best games played this year.
Tbe railroad entering Lincoln have with- ' Tf" teame were Siockham and Charleaton.
r.mr ih. .., . . . The sco re of the firat game was t to 1 In
draac the excursion ratea advertised by ilv., s.khinv Tbe second aame waa
I them for the stale fair at Lincoln. August between Siixanam and Henderson, Stock-
.ISO i SI to September 4. The Rock. Island had hm "r' by a score ox a to z.
w'ntoJ,.' V'fum already made the announcement of tne BEATRICE -The tnennial conference of
!K.BjHt,"'nT,''u,n ,., ,v. . . 1 " the Mennon.tcs of North America wUI be
1 ev .au. rerrume. per ounce mac . '"" " ; held In Beatrice Septemt-er t to li and ar-
i "r,u"-' rl c " u iciormaiion reacned rai.aemen'.a are now being made lor tne
a A ww w 7 , I v m v .
He Armour'a Soap
He Palmer' a Rose Soap
grar.t these rates
KEYES DID N0J BEAT COY
Oaly Tried fa Get the Little Fellow
to Step Tkrawlag Dirt
His Steps.
J. Edward Keyes. who conducts a room
ing bojse at 107-t South Seventeenth street,
was in police court Friday morning to an
swer to the charge of striking a child, but
his accuser did not appear and he was
discharged.
A complaint was filed In police court
Thursday charging that Mr. Keyes struck
Wesley Herbert, a 10-year-old boy. Mr.
Keyes offered this explanation:
"I did not strike this child snd I never
struck a child In mj life. The facts are.
this little fellow was throwing dirt on my
steps, ahlch roomers could not help but
track into the house and up two fiights cf
stairs. I asked him to quit and he did not.
I took him by the arm and gently led him
NEBRASKA FR0M DAY TO DAY
Qaaiat aad tartsai Fewtares ef Life
Rapidly Grawlag
Stale.
Health Hint Boil the wter. cut the
weeds, don't kiss the baby, drink butter
milk, chew each mouthfjl of food forty
seven chews, salt tbe chillers, f.ea tit
dog. mow tie lawn and step eating ard
drinking much and you may live all sum
mer. Bloomington Advocate.
The Editor Explains This paper ia ens
day late this week on account of the di
trr taking a day off and sweeping ejt the
office. From the amount of dirt we dug
out of this office a person would think it
had not been cleaned since S7. and we
don't know that It has. In the operation
we discovered thirty-six bottles In one
comer thst were rellca of the former edi
tor, Clydesdale Trueman Ecker. nearly two
years past from the sleepy city of Con
cord. The bottle were all empty, to be
sure. We will sweep this out or.ee a
month hereafter, whether It needs rt ct rot.
In spite of man. beast or tht "devil."
Dixon County World.
Same OH Election Beta C. W. Kl b-r
and O. A. Lemmon have maoe a bet wl:l
George Herring and Jenkin T. Jumee on thj
piealder.Ual election, the former that T.ifl
will win and the lartel' that Bryan wl I.
The penalty ia that the losers must b:
harnessed to a carriage and be drien by
tbe winner up and doan Central avrnue
The question Is. will they make g-.id? i r
will they call it off befort kcJcn? Tin
entire city la Interested am! hope th-j p -n-tlemen
will not flunk. Kearney New E a
Standard. Hot Time In Sidney Tuesday rignt tht
bad man was out In large nurabera. Nearly
everyone who ever looked up n the wm
"when it Is red" or the beer ahrn I. Is
foamy, performed the act ihat nijlil.
Forbes men who had been "f acked " fo."
general debility and those who wtre o i a
strike for cooler days and larger wagta.
ably assisted by Sidney liom-' 11 ni
roamed up and down the highways d
scribing oblique cuivcs and a-ek nx n re
tbey might devour. If legi.lir.a'.e ,m:
failed them, they fell uprin one ito.br'
and gave solar plexua blowa m.it any
old place. Below the belt rules) wr not
observed and It was dangerous to be abro.d
unless you were drunk. A a otiscquenc
of the night's revels the shcilff ard
Judge bad aeveral autoptles to P-'f jrra
the next day. on which occaaion. some
wept copiously and were told to g and
sin no more, while others got a lit tl 9 more
handed out to them Sidney Telegraph.
A Serloaa Break4swa
result from chronic constipation. Dr.
King's Nea1 Life Pills cure headache,
stomach, liver and bowel trouble, iic.
Beaton Drug Co.
iriinrit Eade la Stabblas;.
MO I' NT CARMEL. Pa. Aug 14.-After a
brief argument on the sidemslk in Market
street here today Daniel Thompson, a
oung man. Blabbed and killed hia uncle,
ban lei Bierch. Tne weapon entered tbe
elder man's neck and he died instantly.
The police arrested Thompson and he ws
quickly removed to the jail at Sunbury. Fa.
Sec hath Case
tl.SS Bath Sprays
, j - -v. ii.,uiiu.K'n jracnea rat.gemen.B are now ieing cnaue i-jr me
them today that the Western Pa-eng-r ' rm-eting by the local Mennonltea. Dele-
Irco I l.tio. bad reconaldered Its ado, t j K,tedVt., TcinVT On be? 7
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15 th an Farnsm
HITE IN SEHIOoS CONDITION
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SEWARD. Nth.. Aug. 14-(Special Tele
gram V-William Hite. the vkura cf ti.e '
nabbing affray at Miliord vVednesdiv
night . is in a precarious condition and u
not expe-ted to 11. rwiion, who did the
stabbing, wa brought to Seward Thrsdav
night by aa officer and Is now confined
bcr. Da m son and Hit cuarrelet Tit
day because Damson kept hitting HI'.e with
I a quirt while Hiie and a woman were rid
ing on a merry-go-rourd. Dawson then
the fiftieth anniversary of the founding of
the organixation will be celebrated.
TECl'MSEH William Forr.efelt received
a telegram from his aife yesterday atatlrg
l! Ml net father. Jamea Haleieaka. had
died tht morning at the home of hia sons.
Joseph and Frank Haiepeaka. near M lton
ale. Kan. Mr. Haiepeaka waa born in
Bohemia and as aged ,S years. He had
America for thirty-eight years.
His wite died in Tecumseh three years ago.
Ttie bodv a brougin to Tecurr.seh today
and the fureral will be held at tie Forne
felt home Fturday morning at W o'clock.
TECl'MSEH County Superintendent M.
H. Carman ia arranging to h"ld a teach
ers' association meeting in Tecumseh on
Saturcay. Aug. 3. Just before the opening
of school for snot her year. A good pro
gram ia being provided.
SEWARD Light rair.a moisiena the corn
got a partner and thev ttu-kMi Hi.. 1 aijd he ;p to form a splendid crop.
tor his clothes. Wedndav Hit a.k-rf SEWARD-Tbe SS.A new addition to the
V, . . , mumciciai eiertnc he 1 pianT m rap.aiv
Twwson to pay for the clothes anil r.m- 1 i-i.i. th. r
city ball have been submitted to the coun
cil. It is intended by Mr. H. T. Jones to
bu!d th l.brarv before or at the time the
ci:y hall is built.
son pretended to go Into tbe hotel for some
mrney. but be returned with a knife and
tabbed Hit severely. Da a son ta l years
of age and recently casse from On-.aha.
Hite works for the Independent Telephone
company at Beaver Crossing.
OB
U You look Elsewhere
It's mly Time Wasted! .
By Coming Directly to This Groat Store,
You Will SAVE TIME AND MONEY!
WE ARE FORCED TO DISPOSE OF OUR 100 PIANOS BEFORE THE 10TH OF SEPTEMBER.
Stella ! Hart ta Wreek.
STELLA, Neb.. Aug. 14. gpe iaj Frank
Howland returned this evening from 111
weeks' trip to Oklahoma. On 1 is return tr p
he was on the Santa Fe train that a as
wrecked near Emporia. Kan.. Monday fort
noon. Three passengers were killed and
j tent -three injured. Mr. Howland aaai
uncunsciuu from an Injury received m the!
j hac-k of in head for thirty-aix hours, on j
! regaining consciousness the company's j
agenta got him to sign a claim release b
paying fja and giving him a ticket t3 Stella
The derailment aas caused by a broken tall
j ard six of the tight coaefce went in t.ie
I ditch.
Tax Raised tleelrle Plaut.
BEATRICE. Neb . Aug. 14 pcia! Tele
gram.l Tlie Board of Equalisation today
laised tbe assessment on the electric plant
from ji.(4 to StLMU. The gas company
fikd a protest, claiming lhat the a.se
ment of l.tn on the el?ctrii company s
servke line beie-n Beatrice and Wymore
aas toj low. A laige numUr of cases
from WynKire wtre Oispuetd of by th
board, ahkh aill tt in kii on for several
days linger. A besy rain fell here this
mornir.g. estimated at oije inch. It w.ll
mawriaily improve the tern.
Every piano that we offer is so well known the world over that we do not have to dwell upon the qualities.
The prices we are placing on these most beautiful, tuneful and artistic pianos is less than the usual price we pay
at the factory. The extraordinary low prices we are quoting and the remarkably good qualities of the pianos
make this the greatest piano bargain sale that has ever been placed before the public. Any inspection will prove
to you during this sale that the World's best pianos are being offered at prices that can not be duplicated
in America.
The prestige of Ilaydn Bros. Piano Department has been built up chiefly by its superior merchandise and
low price?. Value-giving is the secret of our success.
We Invite Yon to See the Following Pianos-Each and Every One Is a Real Piano Bargain
OXE UPRIGHT $61.00
a
Jt
Nrkraika eta Sole.
M COOK McOrok's Chautauqua open Au
gust Zi tor n:n days
BEATRICE Liberty alii bold street
fair (September K and 17.
YORK Cora prospect are looking anghty
good in York ouuaty and tndlcauor. are
that many tielda wUI ield from aixty to
I ouar.eis o tne acre.
BEATRICE Th marriage of Ma Hon Car
penter and M as Clara Zimmerman ef me
till setgiibornood waa sadeanlaed at Fair
bury. Kev. Clin offldatlcg.
BEATRICE Word haa been received her
auiwuvka lb deal of A. U iVigart. a
fiercer resident of Beatrice, which occurred
at beneoa.1. Mtfc.. Taeeday. He wa
WOOL GROWERS FOR STORAGE
Plaa to Kisht Railroad Ulaerlsslaa
Ilea ta raae I p at atleaal
laairailaa.
SALT LAKE CITT. A Jg. 14 -Th antuai
convention cf the Wool Groaers' Aaaocia
lion of America will be l.e:d in this city
August 3 to J. inclusive. Not the least
Important cf th mattera before the con
i erUon will be the movement to tnaugu
late a national storage rial. Aa acdve
rht will be mad to eliminate alleged
unjust d'scrirclnstlon ef rsllrcads (gainst
western wool grower.
Artaoc. Mrntana. Nevada. IJahe, Wyo
r.lr.g and I'taa repreaent appf oxlmateiy
ll.ao:.cro (hetp ard an aaaual wool tZ'.g cf
K.CCC.COB psud
ONE UPRIGHT $76.50
ONE UPRIGHT $95.00
O.VE UPRIGHT $112.00
ONE UPRIGHT .$127.00
ONE UPRIGHT ! $148.00
ONE UPRIGHT $130.00
ONE UPRIGHT $172.00
ONE UPRIGHT $178.00
ONE UPRIGHT $193.00
ONE UPRIGHT $197.00
ONE UPRIGHT $235.00
ONE UPRIGHT $252.50
ONE UPRIGHT $257.00
ONE UPRIGHT $263.00
ONE UPRIGHT $286.50
ONE UPRIGHT $293.00
Among the well known makes to be found here during this, the greatest value-giving piano sale ever started
in the wrst, are THE KNABE, "the world's best;" CH3CKERIN0 BROS., S0HMER, FISCHER, WE G MAN,
SMITH & BARNES, SMITH & NIXON, EBERS0LE, PRICE & TEEPLE, SCHAEFFER, FRANKLIN and nun
erous other makes. '
ALL PIANOS WILL BE SOLD FOR CASH OR ON PAYMENTS.
HAYDEM BROS.
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