THE BEE: OMAIIA. FRIDAY. APRIL !. 1909.
-BOYS' CLOTHING
Specially Adapted for Easter Wear
Bows' All Wool Wire Serge Combination
Suits one r complete suit with c.rtra
air knickerbocker pants to QM HE
V v
The Right Clothes
for, Men's Easter Wear
A man's attire is just as important as a woman's
on Easter and the spring days to follow. Half worn
clothes from last season may servt. a purpose some
times, but they are surely out of place on Easter.
Possibly you have been paying too much for your
clothes. We offer you your choice of hundreds of
good, serviceable and right up-to-date suits that are
splendid for dress or for busines other stores would
ffrrask vou as uurii as $so three croups ai
$10. $125- $15
Roflers-Peet : Hirsch-Wickiyire Clothes
We are Belling agents in Omaha for the very best
ready-to-put-on clothes that money can buy. The
man who wears one of these superior hand tailored
suits is recognized as a well dressed man everywhere.
The Rogers-Peet suits I The Ilirsh-Wickwire
are . . . .$21 to $35 suits are $20 to $35
Nebraska
GOVERNOR HAS HANDS FULL
r&litici Dished Up by Legislature
Causes Him to Seek Aid.
Nebraska
many- timet I could
Ml III VHal latere at Stale
Mar Call on Hennnllenn In
enmnent Rnrse t Reaaaln
la Poaltlna.
He
could not nuralxf ho
ba vratatu! to you.
"I a 17 year old July 5. lfi; weigh
14 pound, height S feet Inches: chest
measure. ST Inches and no disease."
Watch for Hawklnaon.
In recognition of his presence, of mind
In cllmblnf over a pile driver into an
BANK SECRETARY FINEST PLUM "'" cb n1 bringm- th locomotive to
a atop the Burlington railroad has given
Fred W. Hawklnaon, 18. a handsome gold
watch. The timepiece la handsomely ln
acrtbed, bearing the name of the receiver.
and tha purpose for which It was given.
On February 1 an accident occurred
near Lincoln. Toung Hawklnaon was on
tha plledrlver at the time and for some
reason remained there. The engineer and
fireman left their cab and the engine began
to "run wild." Hawklnaon rode along- for
a time and then wondered what waa the
matter. Climbing over Into the cab he
taw that It was empty. Though he was
supposed to know nothing concerning the
running of engines the lad closed the throt
tle and stopped the machine within a few
yards of the North Platte bridge.
Waa a Acala la Jail.
Charged with wife desertion, Edgar J.
Waugh occupies ill In tha county jail.
where he waa taken Thursday afternoon
fter a failure to furnish bond. He was
match, for.
Boyn' Combination Suit of
fine worsted one coat anil
two pair knicker
bocker pant . . .
.$3.50
Boy' Knickerbocker Spring
Suit new styles,
Confirmation Suits
Your boy will want some
thing: a little better than
usual for confirmation or
for Easter " Vear these
black or blue suits and bau
tlfully made and high class,
Short panta suits $5 to $10
(jobs PnU suits $5 to $15
The Smartest oi Low Shoes
The new ankle
strap pumps
low ties and
oxfords in
black, suede
and the new
shades of
brown, fitted
by expert shoe
men-
BIG
SALE
Brandeis Cut Flower Dept.
EASTER LILIES
Thousands of the finest quality Easter Lilies, will
go on sale Friday and Saturday at 40c and up.
Also a great variety lof other Easter blooming
plants and cut flowers at the lowest prices.
Have a lily delivered to your home.
Brandeis cut flower department, South' side.
Brandeis Is exclusive agent for the sale of the
famous Red Cross Shoes for women the moat com
fortable shoe on earth.
Special section devoted to the sala of children's
shoes.
Easter Novelties
In Candy Dept.
Jelly Bird Xgga at, pound lo
l'lush Habits, each -0"?
Cotton Rabbits, each -lo and 3o
Panorama Kgprs, each B XS
Paper Mache Rabbits, each... Bo and lOo
Natural Ducks and Chinks, ea-n . . . . .lOo
Blister Nests and Bankets, with culrka
and rabbits handsomely decorated
hundreds to chooHB from, eajh o
v.rtra .ne.lal Easter offer bird nest.
filled wun canuy uuu
plete for 60
(From a Staff Correspondent !
LINCOLN, April ft. (Special.) Some of
the moat prominent democrats In the state
have applied for the position of secretary
to the State Banking board, which paya a
salary of $3,000 a year. This Is the very
best Job created by the late organization
for the relief of jobless democrats and
naturally It Is very much sought after. K.
Royae at present holds the place at a salary
of $2,000 a year, and It la freely predicted
that he will land the same job with tha In
creased aalary whenever the governor gets
around to making hla selection.
Under the provisions of the banking law
the auditor and the attorney general are arrested at Fifteenth and O streets late
mere figureheada on the board. Inasmuch I Wednesday afternoon by Officer Schmidt
as the right to assist In making- appoint- I on a warrant sworn out by Waugh's father-
men ts Is taken from them and the power I In-law, Thomas Utter of Denton.
vested aolely In the governor. But the gov- I When Waugh waa searched at the police
ernor has his hands full and It ia believed I station letters were found on his person
he Is not overly anxious to assume all of 1 that told the story of unrequited love and
the responsibility which goes with the en-1 the admiration for another. The lettera
forcement of the new law. For that reason I told of a divorce that waa expected and of
It Is likely, so some of those close to the I another home that would be occupied in
governor ssy, he will not disturb the secre-1 Spokane by a younger woman as the wife
tary of the board. '
Commission Una- Motorcycle.
The State Railway commission Is prepar
ing to begin work under the provisions of
the physical valuation bill and very shortly
will ask the governor to permit the ap
pointment of experts to discover the phys
ical valuation of railroad property. The
commission haa -placed an order for a
$1,100 car to be run on the railroad tracks,
propelled by a twenty-horse gasoline en
gine, in which Its members and Its experts
will take rides over the tracks and In
spect railroad property.
The commission has not yet figured what
r'an It will adopt when it starts Inon.lls
work, but it will likely take up one rail
road system and finish with that before
going Into another.
evr Law to Red ace Oil Coat.
Stale Oil inspector Mullen has received
word that the Standard Oil company in
tends to reduce the price of gasoline 2
cents a gallon, due to the operations, he
says, of the new oil Inspection bill. The
now law reduces the test of gasoline from
i
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SPECIAL
at. Lunch
Counter in
Basement,
15c
Plate
Dinner. -.
The Pure Food Center,
Omasa
Moat
Convenient
and
Most
Pleasant
Baataarast
la
iiooatst
on Our
gaoonfl oor.
XOTTTaj" BBiVD VITUS' BFICXaV
With 50o or more Tea and Coffee pun-has. thl. week we are Including a lite tin of "LOTUS" Pw'-
to kaow th. 'goodness of our apices, especially ' LOTUS' brand. It wilt b. neceaaary to ask for this when ordering.
ItLLO SEltOJrajTBATIOBT
Many new and pleaalng methods of using Jello and Jello Ice Cream Powder are
euown here. Worth your while to come and learn how to prepare dainty, appetizing
deaaerts. ' '
v .. ATTBLinra-rsi COTVSWA.jrzOXAn COOTB, pa . 3So;t
friends and customers every uay
feuld here, and bare only.
that waa to be.
The girl mentioned In the letters was
Mies Emily Oammage of 1020 South Thir
teenth street, who has been working aa a
stenographer in a Lincoln law office.
Edgar Waugh had told her, she said,
that he had been married, but that his
wife waa soon to secure a divorce. She
said that he had never mentioned the term
that he had served in the state peniten
tiary for alleged embezzlement of Lancas
ter county funds, while he was deputy In
the office of the county treasurer about
five years ago.
Woman's Mind Unbalanced.
Mrs. Emma Handrock, wife of Ernest
Handrock, who lives In Cass county, was
brought up from Walton In Lancaster
county Thursday evening by Deputy Pherlff
Dawson and is held at the county Jail as
an insane person, pending negotiations In
progress to turn her over to tha custody
of the Cass county authorities.
Mrs. Handrock has conceived the Idea
that she had bought tha Lowrey farm of
quarter of a section at Walton. Some
68 to 62, which will permit the Introduction time ago she walked from Eagle over to
of Colorado, Wyoming and Kansas prod- I Walton, a distanoe of about eight miles,
ucts. He figures this will aive to the peo- and looked over the house which the owner
pie of the state at least $174,000, based on of the farm, Mr. T. A. Gierens of this city
the number of barrels of gasoline Inspected had been occupying, and in the temporary
and tested during the last year. absence of the tenant, J. T. Wright, went
Under the new law it la set out plain that into the barn and throw down a lot of
all oil brought Into the state, whether for
private use or for sale, must be tested.
and under this clause he expects to catch
the railroads, which use a great quantity
of oil, and which have heretofore refused
to pay for the test Inasmuch as they used
it themselves. The attorney general he
now In his hands for collection a bill
against the Burlington for testing oil which
he will endeavor to collect under the old
law through the court. i -
Knotty nealo for .4 ad! tor.
It will very shortly be tip" to State Auditor
feed for the stock Into the mangers. At
that time Mr. Hornby, a neighbor, induced
her to go back home,
Wednesday afternoon she again walked
over the eight miles and again started In
to take possession of the place, until the
neighborhood became alarmed and tele
phoned the sheriff to come and got her.
Deputy Sheriff Dawson started with an
assistant, and the two had a brisk wrestle
all the way to Lincoln in bringing her
to this city,
Mrs. Handrock has a brother In the
Uarton to pass on the question of whether gVlum for the tncurablo at Hastings.
a member of the state senate can be in- Bherlff Hoaaland received word Thura
terested In ak contract In which the atate day afteroon from the sheriff of Caas
ts a party,
The firm of Miller A Paine ot Lincoln
haa secured from the state board of pur
chase and supplies . several contracts for
supplies for the state Institutions let at the
recent meeting ot the board. In addition
during the month of January this firm
county that an officer from that county
would start for Lincoln Immediately to take
Mrs. Handrock back.
Home for Commercial Clnb.
Clrculara have been sent out by Sec
retary Whltten of the Lincoln Commercial
Are VOU one of them?
making ua new
Browned frah dally.
7
HSH HPtXTlAIjH.
t,U0 lbe Fresh Baby Halibut. J2'
1,000 lb'aV'waU-Byed phite. lOJt
Fraab Cauiht Croppies, 1 7 JL P
par lb ,v- l'9
Red, RnPVr.,' . 1t
, per lb - v
- Also a full line of strictly fr
shown here. . Worth your while
appetizing deaaerta.
BpeHaJs In Kmoked and Halt Fish
"lie Mackerel for.
, Baited While riso. per id..
smoked Halibut., per lb
iav,o
. .ISO
FISH SnXTAIA.
1.000 lba. German Carp, 1 1 .
per lb !v
ax) lbe. PlcJiarel. At
per lb 't
Roe Shad. $1 1ft
each
Fresh Spanish Mackerel, ?.
per lb "v
t Black Baas.. Trout, Cat Fish, Wlnneper
and learn how to prepare theae dainty.
Specials In tana! ad Salt Fish
Salted Eel, per lb 15
Smoked Eel, per lb 15
The Beer Yoa Iik
Cases 2 dozen Q-J QA
Large
!ases 3
Small
Cases 3 dozen tff Q(
Bottles s J
An allowance ot II. CO will ba nada
wbob reaom to us ot the empty eM.
and allot lba empty bottle la good
order.
Orders will be taken for Laxna
In less than oaae lots at the follow
ing prioes: J
$2.00 per ioz. Large Battles 1
$1.33 per doz. Small Bottles
sold to the state supplies for th executive c announcing the meeting of the club
mansion. J. E. Miller, a member of the members which will be held on June 2 for
firm, la a member of the atate senate and the purpose of ascertaining whether the
was instrumental in passing the approprla- club will erect its own building or accept
tion bills to pay the expenses of the state the proposition to take rooms on the top
Institutions. Auditor Barton when the bills floor of the Bankers' Life Insurance com
come up to him will refer the matter to pany building that will be erected at Tenth
Attorney General Thompson. The constl- and O streets.
tutlon prohibits, or attempts to prohibit, if the members decide to vote against
any atate officer from being Interested In the accepting of rooms In the new insurance
any contract In which the atate la a party, building, plana will be begun at once to
Hoek Island Snow Decrease. erect ' a new structure. The lettera were
The report of the Rock Island railroad rHUm to the membera asking them to
to the State Board of Aasessment of Its mlt to the secretary their wlshee In the
value Bhows the road has done business matter so that he make plans for the June
in thla state during the last year amount- meeting, as well as know what ia wished
lig to 11,414,455. as aainst I1.668.KS for the regard to the proposed building,
year 1907. neqnlsltloa foe Carter.
The earnings for the entire ayatem for Governor Shallenberger today ordered a
the year 1908 amounted to 154,486,530, against requisition Issued for J. U Carter, a busl-
107,306,149 for the year 1907. This waa for ress man of Kansaa City, Mo. The com-
operation alone. The road's surplus for pialnant is T. R. Zimmerman of Gage
the year 1908 amounted to $664,264, against county, who charges misrepresentation In a
a surplus ot 12,426,122 for the year 1907. land deal Involving $9,000. A Kansas City
The following table shows the earninga attorney argued with the governor against
ot the Rock Island In Nebraska by months the requisition.
ShootsK Neighbor
at Top of High
Telephone Pole
Iraak Rienchow in JaiJ at Stanton
ler Pumping Lead Into Otto
r Bermtrong.
?OK'OLK, Neb.. April g.-tSpoclal Tele
gram.) Frank Riehchow, a farmer living
southeast of here, is In Jail at Stanton f"i
shooting his neighbor. Otto Bcrnstioiis.
Bernatrong received two sluus In the face,
though they did not penetrate deeply.
Rithchow does not deny the shooting, lie
says Beriistrong slashed his trWphone wlr
after nigh I. Riehchow kliut Beriistrong
while the latteT waa at the top of a tele
phone pole.
tawaSnl
Tr C3 t- V
M
A
When jmn nay t.old Medal Float
so eero It Is W ashtinra.CVosbr's tiolrt
-4mM rionr. This la Important.
tKIKHtN DIES AWAY FHOM SO
Jasper Mann Taken In by Strangers
at Mroinebara;.
HTROMpBL'RO, Neb., April 8. (Special.)
An, ugcl veteran of the civil war, giv
ing his name aa Jan per Mann and claiming
to come fr.ira l"llo, Ciinrrpilgn county. 111.,
driving a one-horse' buggy, with which
he claimed to have been making the tr'.p
from Illinois, which had taken six weeks,
to a son living about ten miles north of
Siroinsburg, drove Into the home of B. H.
KivU. living two and one-half milea south
(if this city, and asked to slay all night,
saiiig that he was sick. He was taken in
and made as comfortable as possible. Tues
day thi- unfortunate tftifferer appeared to
be no better. Mr. Keck oanne to Htroms
burg and by the use of the telephone en
deavored to hicate and notify hla aon. No
una by the name of Mann could be lo
cated. At midnight on Tuesday the aged vet
eran died. Letters were found on bis per
son from a son in lies Moines, la. and
also from the same eon. while near Btoom
Ington, 111., besides a abatement whom to
notify In case of accident., A , telegram
was sent at once of his death, asking for
Instruction as to disposition of remains,
but no answer has as yet been received.
Woodmen Hold Adoption.
PAWN KB CITY. Neb., April t.-tSpecial.)
Tile Mo ii rn Woodmen of Pawnee county
hi Id a successful rally at Pawnee City
y.Meinaj, adopting a class of eighty-six.
under the management of F. W. Pierce of
IJiicohi. district deputy. Stale Deputy B.
K l'ieiv. also of Lincoln' whs present.
Titer' wtr ;.b ut J?j nelghbira present from
ti e lainpj al Kti inauer, Table Ito k. Du
Hoi, liurehurd. I-ewlalon and Bookwaltsi.
Th
delegates with supper in Grand Army of
the Republic hall. Pawnee camp headed
the list with twenty-nine candidates on the
floor. Burchard camp carried off the pilze
(pair of trick guns) with eighteen camll
dalesor the highest percentage of gain.
The address of welcome was made by l1'.
L. Evans of Pawnee City, which was re
opsndad to by Rev. Mr. Kemper of Paw
nee City and State Deputy K. E. Keater.
Previous to the adoption ceremony the fol
lowing program as rendered by local
talent:
Violin s'os by Irene Barton and Augustus
Van Horn.
Vocal solo. Mlxs Blanche Albright.
Fluif. K L. Ktimson; piano accompani
ment by his daughter.
Banlone solo, b red Ilass.
Avery Teachers He-elected.
AVBUV, Neb., April 8.-(8peclal) The
following teachers were re-elected at tit
Avery school last evening: El H. Putter
son, superintendent; Amanda Olson, Bllen
Smith, Hose Anderson, Bessie Ilollenbeck.
Genevieve Critchfleld and Ida H&mm for
the grades. A liberal advance in salaries
was allowed.
Mr. F. G. Frltts. Oneonta. N. T., writes:
"My little girl was greatly benefited by
taking Foley's G.lno Laxative, and I think
It Is the best remedy for constipation and
liver trouble." Foley's Orlno Laxative ia
best for women and children, as It Is mild,
pleasant and effective, and I a splendid
spring medicine, aa It cleanses the system
and clear tha complexion. Sold by all
druggists.
METt.
GENUINE BOCK BEER
on draught and In bottle on and after
April t. Ask tor It. Order a case sent to
your home.
Sturdy oalca from little acorns grow
advertising In Th Be will do wonders for
lU,vul Neighbors served the vls'ting your business.
May
June
July
Auguat
September
October .
1907. 1908.
$ 107.M $ 109.111
io,oia ioo,&i8
131, 2tH 115,82
118,74! 104.44
126 867 100,147
I37,5tx I11.(9
14S.167 117,327
162.477 133.672
146.14i 148.990
H4.0O7 13S.OS2
113, 3M 116,597
115.878 122.119
$l,5o9,8J $1,414,465
Total
t;ets Cowboy Fever,
Joseph S. Kupa, Jr., of 763 Sawyer ave.
nue. Chicago, is very anxious to be a real
live cowboy and eventually own a ranch
In the wild and wouly west. To attain his
ambition he lias written the following Ut
ter to Deputy Labor Commissioner Maupin:
"In reply to your advertisement In an
Omaha paper I beg to offer my services.
I worked for two year in the city and I
Just long to get out and become a cowboy
on a ranch or work on a farm. I Hke
animals, especially horses and cattle. I
can take care of a horse and ride a Httl
and know something about a lasso. This
Is the chance I long have hoped for, for
this is the line of business I have chosen,
and hope to become a ranch owner ome
day. When I get of age I am going to get
some government land am paddle my own
canoe, for my father aaya he will atart
me in.
If my application prove uccessful I
County in Nevada
Gets Trick Mule
From W. J. Bryan
Will Take Consolation Prize
of Last Election.
WILL SOLVE
THE PROBLEM
when a coffee drinker
la ailing
P0STUM
10 DAYS
"There's a Reason"
Boon "TBS Koad to WsUTUla" la pkf s
LINCOLN, April 8. Announcement was
made today at the office of W. J. Bryan
that Esmeralda county, Nevada, having
made the greatest democratlo gain In the
election laat November, ha been awarded
the prize mule. The mule. Major Mlnne
mascott, was presented to Mr. Bryan dur
ing the campaign by Minnesota admirer,
and the then candidate offered It a a
prize to the county makln the beat show
ing in the election. Esmeralda county, it
Is announced, showed a gain of 694 per
cent.
Talk of Contest In Wymore.
WTMORE. Neb.. April 8. (Special.)
There I considerable talk of contesting
the recent election. It i said that there
waa some Illegal voting don, principally
by men who did not live In the city. Quite
a number were challenged Tuesday, but
most of the men swore In their votes. The
Civic league ba a standing offer of a
reward of $50 for the conviction of an il
legal voter, but no one seem to want lo
earn it.
Basaaae Car on Fire.
VALPARAISO, Neb., April S. Th com
bination mail and baggage car on the Union
Pacific train, reaching her this evening,
was all ablaze a the train pulled in, and
waa totally destroyed, with it content.
Th mall agent was the only occupant of
the car and he eacaped without Injury.
A Flore Attack
of malaria, liver derangement and kidney
trouble 1 easily cured by Rlectric Biiters,
the guaranteed reined. SOc, for sal by
lit a ion Drug Co.
HAI.F-MIM TK 8TOHK TALK
We are pretty liberal advertisers, as you'll agree. We advertise
liberally because we have Hotncthinn worth advcrtiHins. Our adwr
tlsln; Is divided Into two classes the kind we pay for and the kind
we work for. One we buy, the other we earn. The kind we earn H
the kind we value most. It Is the advertising that every satisfied
customer does for us, when he recommends us to his friends, is It
any wonder we strive so hard to satisfy every customer?
8KE THK AV1MKVWS AT THK NEW STORE.
THE HOME OF QTJAXITT ClOTKES
Quality Shirts
Are the shirts worth while and the only kind
we sell. Our shirts possess quality of fabric,
style and making and we have them for stout
men, thin men and regularly built men. We are
careful how wo shirt you.
I hi iV.;H - it A
E. & W. SHIRTS
The very name is a guarantee of ex
cellence and at
tractiveness, up from.
MANHATTANS
Some of the niftiest things ever
shown iu this well known
line, up from . .
DOLLAR SHIRTS
Until you've seen our line you'll
never know how much shirt ex
cellence can be
sold for
.$2
ever
ou'll
: e.v
$1
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Se Jjfl
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sV.snl BtJ
a
Puis EidDaff
at the National Corn Exposition, held
recently at Omaha, was made by Mrs. W.
. Holben of Edinburgh HI. The contest
was open to the world, many hundreds . of r,
loaves made from all the standard flours
being entered. Mrs. Holben won first
prize because she used Bulte's Best Flour.
We ask you to try Bulte's Best in
your next baking. You will then readily
see why it is possible to make prize bread
from this flour. In fact, ALL of your
bread will be better than it has ever been
before. Ask any steady user of Bulte's
Best ANYONE who has ever tried it is
a steady user.
Order for your NEXT baking
Bulte's
"The Beat Flour Made"
B
Accept No Substitute
m u" JLi
mm
GWxlV.mickt.-
BUSINESS
GROWTH
may be slow, normal or phenom
enal, but it seldom remains sta
tionary. Therefore, the Business Tools
which one adopts should he the
sensitive kind that respond
quickly to conditions as they
occur.
1 They should be the "Elastic"
J kind that grow with the busi
ness in progressive order.
That are never too small.- )
That are never too large.:
That are always just right.
Orchard &
Wilhelm
414-16-18 S. 16th Street. ,
1TTIND TXS
Diamond Sale
Rig burKaltin In till tlie diamonds anil
diamond jewelrv lft to us for security ere
liUici'd on sale for THE REIT TT DATS.
VVx will save you about 4u of rtgular sell
ing pi leu.
Brodkey's Jewelry and Loan Go.
K.m.rab.r Us Rnmbir, 1401 Doug-la Strt
tiJ Jewelry yrt
EASTER GIFTS
uift be onilnif more popular every day. Nothing nicer
lliau an aitli'l from t lie jeweler's slock. Our store ts
full of KUKK'stions. Fpenu a re minute nlth us.
uook tor the tiume.
S. W. LINDSAY. Jeweler
111 SOOOLAJ ITIU1