THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEK: FKBKUARY 7. 1JHW.
MRS. WHARTON WINS AT LAST
Secure! Fifty Thousand Dollan
Bogi Will Cue,
in
of work to better adnata. Mr. Jonas
will undoubtedly fee again connected with
tha exposition, will also W. O. Paisley,
the assistant general manager anV Mis
Jessica E. Benac, who bad charge of the
women's department last year and con
ducted it with eminent auccesa.
TEN TEARS' LITIGATION AT END
fayrvaa Coart af State Settle Salt
that eaa Wir llelra at O. It.
Boas' Attempted ta
break Will. .
Mn. John C. Wharton wii awarded
what amounted ta IfAOOO by a decirlon of
tha Nebraska auprama court handed down
Saturday morning. Tha ruling la believed
ta ba tha laat step In the ten years' litiga
tion following the death of George II.
Bogus In 1S96. Mra. Wharton was the
widow of Boggs.
Tha aupreme court holds that Mrs.
"Wharton Is entitled to $5,4U0 a year, with
out Interest, since 1896, out of tha trust
estate created by Bogga' will. This point J
waa before the supreme court on an ap
peal feom a decision of Judge Kennedy of
tha district court of Douglas county which
gava Mrs. Wharton the annual tu.400 begin
ning January 1. 189.
Tha Boggs will case, aa It haa been called,
began when the collateral heirs tried to
break the will left by Boggs. Ho had be
queathed an estate worth t2&O,0UO and one
half of this he gave outright to his widow,
who subsequently became Mrs. Wharton,
Tha other half he made Into a trust fund,
tha income to go to Mrs. Wharton during
her life, and after that to his brothers and
sisters, n.
The will itself was first attacked on ho
ground of undue Influence, but was sus
tained In the county court. An appeal to
tha district court met the aame result, and
then tha supreme court waa sought This
sustained tha lower courts.
Tha plot now yilckena as thick as a
Blaney melodrama. The collateral heirs
declared that Mrs. Wharton was attempting
to wreck tha trust fund by selling the real
estate, as tha other sido claims under the
will aha had a perfect right to do. The col
lateral heirs further alleged that when In
tha course of events the fund came to them
there would ba nothing of it left.
Title ta the lacorne.
One point came up as to whether Mrs.
Wharton was entitled to the Income from
tha trust estate before or after receiving
tha other income ' from the $1:5,000 given
her outright. Her claim that she was en
titled to tha Income from the trust fund
first of all waa finally sustained. It being
held that It made no difference whether
ahe had another dollar or not.
Tha case at length reaahed the stage
Where tha amout of Income came Into ques
tlon. It bad been provided in the will that
Mra Wharton was to have out of the trust
fund, either from Its earnings or principal
if necessary, so much that she might live
In tha atyle maintained at the time of
Bogga death.
How much this was became a question
for expert evidence and the testimony of
a. W, Wattles, C. E. Tost and other well-to-do
men waa sought. They took the stand
and answered hypothetical questions as to
how much money was necessary for one
to live with three servants, with or with
out a butler or a second and third footman
and so on.
Judge Kennedy finally fixed on 16,400,
but did not data It back far enough to
suit and the last appeal was taken to the
I aupreme court.
Mra. Wharton haa secured a victory all
along tha Una throughout tha litigation ex
cept la tha faot that interest Is not allowed
in tha decision given Saturday. Five thou
sand four hundred dollars for fourteen
years would amount to $75,600, but there
must ba deducted from this about (26,000 al
ready received by her.
HIS SALARY ESTIMATE HIGH
Elwoadl niara-s Gat Taa Mack, For
mer Employers Claim, aaa Caart
Baatalaa Them.
BIwooO Riggs overestimated the amount
due him as manager of the Columbian Op
tical company, according to a decree by
Judge Lee Estelle. Riggs waa to get SS per
cent of the net receipts for the years 1304
snd 1906 and this he figured out to be $6,000.
The company claimed that the amount he
took was not 35 but 40 per cent. He Is or
dered to pay back 12,193. M. leaving him a
balance of $3,806.49. The court held that
Riggs was unduly optimistic In the matter
of bills payable and assumed In making his
calculation that debtors would come across
with 100 per cent. They did not. On the
other hand Riggs charged the company $400
for. extra work done In settling books and
accounts and this Is sustained, the plaintiff
filing an exception to this part of the ruling.
CALLAHAN'S WOES AT AN END
Cosstf Attorney Eaters Nolle Prone
aad "Grave Desecration" Case
Comes to a Finish.
Dan Callahan's troubles are over. Con
victed on a charge of grave desecration
at the Prospect Hill cemetery bis lawyers
took the case to the supreme court which
sustained a plea of Insufficient evidence.
Saturday the county attorney entered a
nolle, prosse which, of course, ends the
matter. It Is useless to undertake a new
trial for all the evidence at hand was
utilized In securing the first conviction.
To Dissolve the In ten
of stomach, liver and kidney troubles and
cure biliousness and malaria, take Electrlj
Bitters. Guaranteed. HOc. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
TELEPHONE
to
9
The Best Whiskeys for
Home Use
Full Quarts, 80c, $1.00 and $1.25
Prompt delivery service. Both phones.
SPECIALS:
Extra fine fruit cordials, orange, aprlrnt,
banana, etc o
60o bottle California port or sherry wine
for 8o
Fine old rock and rye 48c
Calumet whiskey, full quarts T9o
Quekenhelmer rye, full quart VSe
All the popular brands of liquors at
out prices.
Hiller Liquor Co.
1309 Faniam St. A
We pack and ship without extra charge.
$S.OO orders or over prepaid.
TALK OF C0RNSH0W DATE
Kxecatlve Committee Will Soon Kama
Time Old KxecntWea ana
Officers ta Ba Kept.
Dates for the next National Corn exposi
tion will ba selected during tha next ten I
days after a conference between Omaha
' wholesalers, retailers and members of the
National Corn Growers association. At the
meeting of the executive committee held
in the oftcea of the exposition Friday aft
ernoon It was thought best to defer the
selection of dates until a later time, when
all Interests can ba consulted and conflic
tlon avoided. v-
Tha executive committee organised with
C. C Kosewater aa chairman, and tha next
work of tha committee will Be to finance
the coming exposition. This work Is al
ready started and the committee In charge
Is meeting with good success.
J. Wilkes Jones, who was general man
ager of tha 1908 exposition. Is still looking
after his land Interests In Idaho and the
executive committee has not yet received
word whan ba will arrive in Omaha, The
disposition of tha stockholders seems to be
that thoaa who made such a success of the
1901 exposition should remain in charge of
tha oo ruing corn show as far as possible,
with soma changes In the division of the
work and departments which will enable
tha organisation to handle the large amount
OKI AT AJTD sTKWT
GOOD TXIXrOB TO SAT OB
MONDAY
sours
Old Plantation Vegetable Soup lOo
Oxtail Soup with Barley, 10c
aUEUBXXB
Radleshes. Eo Ureen Onions, to
Sliced Tomatoes, lOo
lOILED
Boiled Fresh Ham with Bauer Kraut,
20o
Z.OAST
Roast Leg of Mutton with Homa
Made Jelly, 25o
INTIEEI
Braised Beef with Potato Dumplings
20c
Veal Loaf Creole Sauce, SOo
Home Made Sausa&e, 20o
TZOSTABX.ES
Stewed Tomatoes, 6c Sugar Corn, to
June Peas, to
I1L1DI
Chicken, 26c Lobster, !5o
Celery, 16o
B-EBSXBTS
Peach Cobbler, loo Pie, to
Ice Cream, 10c
Charlotte Russe, 6c Orango Ice, lpo
Tapioca Pudding, 6c
Cocoa, to Coffee, 6c . Pot Tea, to
25 Discount!
At Drexel'e Maana
25 Discount
II
From Rafutar Pri
Monday we continue the 25
discount of Misses,' Children's,
and Boys' Shoes. Theso are win
ter shoes on which we are over
stocked some are light-weight
some are medium all are suit
able for general wear. If you
have not attened this sale yet
we advise you to do so Monday
It will be money In your pocket
All of our young women's
button and lace shoes. 2 Vs
to 6 size, regular S3 value,
t $2.25
All of our young women's
button and lace shoes, "LVt
to 6 size, regular $2.50, val
ues, at $1.88
All of our Misses' lace shoes,
'WVt to 2 size, regular $2
values, at $1.50
All of our Misses' lace shoes,
11 H to 2 size, regular value
$1.75, In this sale. .$1.31
All of our Children's button
shoes, 8 to 10 H size, regu
lar $2.00 value $1.50
All of onr Children's button
shoes, 8 to 10 ft size, regu
lar $1.75 value $1.31
All of our Children's button
shoes. 8 to 10V4 size, regu
lar $1.50 value. .. .$1,115
All of our Boys' high cut
storm shoes, 13 to 2 size.
regular $4 value. . .$3.00
All of our Boys' tans and
blacks, 13 to 2 size, regu
lar $3.50 values. .$2.63
All of our Youths' high cut
tans, 11 to 2 size, regular
value $3.25. at $2.35
All of our Little Gents' high
cut shoes, 10 to 3 size,
regular $2.25 value. $1,70
All of our Boys' box calf
shoes, 13 to 2 size, regular
$2.00 values $1.50
Remember, these are all from our
regular stock and this 26 discount
is just that much saving to you.
Drexel Shoe Co.
1419 Faraam Street
MUHJFF'S
LUNCH ROOM
BALDUFF'S
O. . COBB, meoalTsr.
Valentines
Largest line in the city.
From the cheapest to
the best, ic to $2.50
Valentines retailed less
than wholesale price.
Special Diseoant to Scheol Teachers.
MAIBLES AND MIGGS, far le
Jos. F. Oilz Sons
' 204 N. 16th 8trMt
Cigars at Wholesale Prices
Wa have made It our fixed policy to handle cigars in large quantities obtain
ing them generally aa direct Factory Shipments and satisfying ourselves with
a profU so small that the regular cigar jobbers would scorn at It.
Ba carefully watching tha market, wa quite often are able to obtain a large
quantity of standard lOo cigars at suoh a price that wa can retail them for ta each.
Any brand mentioned below can be aeat by mail or express by adding to
schedule prioa as follows; For box of 1( cigars, add 12c; for box of 60 cigars, add Mo
Ooatraat sbsnlutnly tha biggest value aver produced and sold for so each, a
(or lio, box of 21 IL25. box of 60 1 2SQ.
6 ta 0 brands domestic cigars.
10 to 40 brands Clear Havana cigars.
. A few brands Imported and Porto Rlcan
cigars.
About 40 brands tc cigars at I for 10c,
and 11-26 to ll.6 box of 60.
About 20 brands 10c cigars at 6c each,
41.26 box of 26 or 12.60 for a box of 60,
. About 20 brands 10c cigars at 4 for 25c,
and 1.76 to tl.Zi for box of 60.
About 16 to 20 brands 10c straight ci
gars 'at 3 for 26c, or 63.60 to 14. vO for
box of (0.
10 to II brands S for 25c cigar at 10c
straight.
loo Borinquen (Porto Rlcan) to each, (
for 26c, 32.00 for box of 60.
Blue Folnt Stogies, I for to, ti lt for
box of 100.
' Capadura, So each. f for 10c, 7 for 2 So,
31 (6 for box of 60
Chancellor Knickerbocker 10c, 3 for 26c,
$166 for box of 26.
Chancellor Magnolia 10c, t for 16c, 31.(6
for box of 26.
Chancellor (Mttle) 6c each. 4 far 15c,
T for 26c $1.76 for box of 60.
10c Carmen (after dinner) 6o each, I
for 26c 31.26 box of 26.
(Try to duplicate the Carmen cigar at
3 for I.e.)
El Capit.an General, tc each. 3 for 10c,
7 for lie, 1 6 for box of 60. '
lOe Grace Kimball Paneteltas, 6o each,
t for 26c. 3--60 for box of. 60.
Garcia Conchas Kspet'tal. lOe each, 3
(or lie. tiH for box of 60.
Garcia Cabinets, lOo straight. 2Zl for
lax of ti
Gan-la Kntrratos. tc each. ( for 25c,
:00 for box of firty.
Garcia Knickerbockers, 10c Straight
32.60 for box of 26.
Garcia Perfecto Finos, 16c each, I for
26c, 33.76 for box of 26.
lou cannot obtain such values in clear
Havana cigars elsewhere.
Garcia Kegallas, 10c straight, $4.00 for
box of 60.
Garcia Selectos, 10c straight, 14.25 for
box of 60. '
Garcia Sports, 6c each, i for 36c, $4.00
box of 100.
Hazelktrke (large) tc straight, $2.60 per
box of 60.
Henry George, 6c each, 8 for 10c, 7 for
26, 11. for box of 60.
Lord Anson Conches Kspeclales, 10c, $
tor i:6c. $3.76 for box of 60.
Lord Anson Purltanos Finos, 10c, 8 for
26c 32 00 for box of 26.
Lrfrd Anson Mplomantlcos, 10c, 3 for 26c
31.26 for box of 26.
lord Anson Favorltas, 10c $2.26 box
of 26.
I,ord Anson Panetelas, 10c, 33.26 box 15.
Lrfird Anson Perfectoes, Favorltas, 16c,
2 for 26c. $3.00 for box of 26.
Lord Anson Manhattana, 20c each, 3 for
60c. 3176 for box of 12
Nanon (baby) 6c each. 8 for 10c, 7 for
2 oo. 11 o for box of 60.
Owl. 6c each, 3 for 10c, 7 for 25c $1 (6
for box of 60.
Princes Mercedes, 10c each, $2.00 for
box of 26.
Helo. 16c each. 2 for 26c, $2.7f for box
of 25.
Hubert Mantell. 10c each. 8 for 26c $186
ror tox or .i.
Robert Burns, Conchas Finas Kstra. lOo
a-h, 2 for 16c. 4 for sec, $3.00 for box 60
Robert Burns' Epicures. 10c each, 3 for
for sbe. I.T.60 for box of 60. .
Robert Burns' 'Jockey Club, 10c each, 8
J.-.C. $3 60 for box of 60.
Robert Burns Invinctbles. 10c each, 3
for 6c, $1.66 for box of 26.
Robert Burns Petit Dues, 16c for box 10.
Toa aaa get above prices at either of taa KSXAU ITOUt.
OHERMAN & McCONNELL DRUG CO.,
COBaTEB lata. AJTD DOOOB Rt
OWL DRUG CO., Corner 1Gth and Harney.
Fitted
with a
Fry Shoe
A man's foot is always com
fortable, stylish and elegantly
dressed, because he wears a fash
ionable shoe of the highest qual
ity and best workmanship that
can be put into a shoe.
$5.50
$4.00
$5.00
You can get the best shoe at
either price at this store, in the
fashionable leathers, in the new
est shapes, fitted correctly) to the
feet and guaranteed to be satis
factory in every way.
FRY SHOE CO.
THE
18tb aad
SHOERB
Douglaa Streets.
Jiff life.
0
THE STAFF OF LIFE
is the staff everybody loans on.
The children depend on this support for their
phvslral welfare and development. This being
one of the conditions of life it becomes the
solemn duty of parents to see to It that this
essential is the best to ba bad.
CALL FOR PUTTER NUT
when
ordering
BREAD
It Is msde of the very best materials and it
has that nutty flavor which la so palatable. It
Is best for tha children. It Is best for the grown
folks. s
F"n hat.w at at,t onofypa
Look
for
the
label
on
the
loaf.
NEW ENGLAND BAKERY
221719 Leavenworth St.
intone Doug. 1507.
I A
If
Final CLEARANCE of WHITER CLOTHING
Qns Uxt Day, tisnday, Jsnuarj 8th
mt tmdt
THl RILIABLB ST!
All Winter Weight
Suits and O'coats
(excepting uniform suits, fur
and fur lined O'coats.)
$20.00
$22.50
$25.00
$28.00
$30.00
$35.00
All at one price Monday.
Great sale, choice-
Suits and Overcoats
Suits and Overcoats
Suits and Overcoats
Suits and Overcoats
Suits and Overcoats
Suits and Overcoats
DR. BRADBURY.
Painless Extracting 80s
Crowns, up from.. W-oa
Partial Plates, up
from ........... $40
Fillings, up from Wa
Porcelain Fillings,
up from gl.Be
DENTIST
lAO rusiM ITUII. IT years
same effloe. 'raanai S. ITS.
Bridge Work, per
tooth, up from $9.80
Nerves removed with
out ln.
A&TXOI.AK WOBI
A J)OIAX.TY.
Work guaranteed tea
y.are.
ilSlBSi WyisKV t)fr mik
fry?
All Hart, Schaffner &- Marx
and other high grade' makes,
included in the sale. Blacks
and blues go.
200 Suits and 125 Overcoats
added to our big showi.ia of
$10, $12, $15 and
$18 values Mon
day, at one price
S650
r i
fx!'.' V
r mm
Mux
Boys' Knickerbocker Pant Suits, that sold from $3.50 to $5.00,
all this season's patterns and Ftylos, all go at one Ql QC
price.. aliWfJ
$1.50 Knickerbocker Pants, per pair 75c
$1.00 Knickerbocker Pants, per pair 50c
75c Knickerbocker Pants, per pair 35c
50c Knickerbocker Pants, per pair. .29c
75 Dozen Straight Knee Pants, regular 35c and 50c
values at, pair
Don't Tnv is a unr mrfe rinoT it
Forget I Iff Hill ULN d riftdi
IQc
Hays
wmBBBajssieasw se
BAILEY (El MACH
DENTISTS
Best aoulDoed Dental effloe In tti. mliMi
nigne.i jgTSfle uninirj m iteaaonaDie I
celaln flQIngs, lust Ilka tha tooth. All
entistry at Reasonable Prioee. Por.
kA All 1 .
carefully sterilised after aaeh patient.
THXRD KLOOR. PAXTON BLOCK.
leth amd
St.
SHERMAN'S CHILBLAIN CURE
Speedily and permanently cures '
FROST BITES AND CHILBLAINS
Also Corns, Soft Corns and Boatoas.
1 Prlco. per bottle t5c, by mall tOc. .
Sherman & McConntll Drug C.
Corner Mth and Dodge Streets.
D.C SCOTT, D.V.S
CaHs Piweavtly Aammd at AU Rowra,
Victor Talking Machine
Records just received at
A. Hospe Co. store. A very
large assortment of 10-in.,
12-in. double faced and
Red Seal Records have ar
rived, completing our reg
ular stock, replenishing
December, January and
February issues! Come
early, before -the stock" is
broken.
The New Holton Cornet,
the. Couturier model which
is now creating a furore
among cornetists, is now
on exhibition and sale -in
beautiful finish, ranging
from $58.00 up.'It will pay
you to try this before plac
ing orders.
A. HOSPE CO.
1513 Douglas St.
jm!
The Overland Limited Mr
jiij n ectrio-K116 perfy. appointed, first-class - -jM,
tra"1 running through daily to v"A
:jS California . ;
AorMS th Graat Salt Lk and tha Sierra Navadaa
XA" fl '
X&y'SA Elaotrlo Block Signals all tha way.
t! Tha Sara Road to Travel. MK?.?iA
M afora- Mm
CITY TICKET OFTICE, 1324 FAKNAM ST. JW
SUPPOSE-
You went to your druggist to buy a bottle Of Extract of Vanilla and be offered
you "Imitation Vanilla? Would you buy lt?v Ouess not! How about your
grocer? Why Is It his vsnllla(T) Is labeled, IMITATION? Before tbe pure
food law was passed this same identical IMITATION Vanilla waa called by
the grocery stores "Pure Extract of Vanilla!"
When you yant genuine goods that should be sold In a drug store, such
as vanilla, spice, ginger, nutmeg, etc.. go to any one of these druggists and
you will not be offered IMITATION goods. These druggists all have A. D. 8.
goods too, the brand which did not have to be changed when the pore food
law was passed. Ask for A. O. 8. remedies and don t be buncoed any more
Ask any of the following druggists about these goods:
Bell Drug Co.. 121 Farnaro t
b. A. Beranek, 1401 South lith fit.
Kniil Cennak. liti Mouth ltth St.
Crlasey Pharmacy, zth and i-uke Sta
K. 11. Kblers. 801 Leavenworth St.
Foster e Arnold!, Zll North Zth tit.
1 J. Previa. 114 North Z4th tit.
Green's Pharmacy, Park Ave. and Pacific.
K.lnti Iirui t:o. ltth and Farnam 8ts.
Hanacom Park Pharmacy. 1501 8. Zth.
Hot-ll Drug Co. OT-ao N. lll bta
V i' Hnvdrn. ZkXI) Firntm St.
IlerOrand Pharmacy, for. lth A Howard.
Johanson Drug Co.. 24th and Hpalding.
IL 8. King. 14th and farnam Bta
C. K. Ilhrop. 1114 North 14lh Bt.
J. H. Merchant. Cor. lth and Howard.
I K. Peyton, 1401 Leavenworth St.
Prtbbenow a Co.. JS1T Vinton St.
Saratoga Drug Co., 14th and Amtm Ave.
J. U. Schmidt, 14th and Cuming Sta
Aad S.000 aher drafglsas la STery vUlage aad
eeUlaf this waa erf si ysepanttoa ,
flchaerer at Son, 2(31 North lth St
Schaefer'a Cut Price Drug Store, itth and
Douglas Streets.
Schaefer'a Cut Price. Drug Store, ltth and
Chicago Streets.
Walnut Hill Pharmacy, 40th and Cumlnc
O. H. Wlrth. 40th and Hamilton Sta
Sprague's
Bensoa, BTss.
Benson Pharmacy.
oath Omaha, area.
3. U Kubat, 11 North J4lh St
Schaefer-s Cut Prtoe Drug Stores, 1441 N
be; 24th and N Sta
OoaaeU Blaffs, lows.
Jno. W. Camp, 05 W. Broadway.
Dell O. Morgan. 141 Weat Broadway.
Schaefer'a Cut Price Drug Store, eta. Ave,
and Main St. .. .
elty all ever taa V sitae Mates
Broiler Buffet Parlor
Car Service TO -
ATCHISON, LEAVENWORTH
and KANSAS CITY
TRAIN AT 9.00 A. Tel.
Pullman Drawing Room
Sleepers on night train at 1 1.15.
On Saturday nights, train will
be held until midnight fqr th
accommodation of theatre
patrons.
CITY TICKET OFFICE
1423 Farnam St
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