HIE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, JULY 30, lf10.
p jiORE LNFAMILfc PARALYSIS
Bring
the Small Boys
to Our Store Saturday
The Doy of Today Is the
Young Man of Tomorrow
s
Saturday Specials $
Boys Knickerbocker Suits, ages 2 to
17 years-The Sampeck Kind
$5.00 Suits for 3.65
. $8.50 Suits for ....5.75
$10.00 Suits for $0.75
$12.50 Suits for .$8.65
Boys' Khaki Suits, ages 5 to 16
$5.00 Suits for. . . r . .3.65
$3.75 Suits for 2.85
Boys Wash Suits, ages 2 to 9
98c, $1.45, $1.85, $2.25, $2,85
Boys Oxfords, sizes 1 to 6
The $3 Kind for $2.40
Store Open Till 10 P. M. Saturday.
mi vmn nonrs
OWN STNt
raw
1518.1520 FAENAM STREET.
Land Mixup in
South Dakota
State Board of Health Taking Active
Measnrei to Stop It.
MANY CASES AT MASON CITY
Flfty-FIre Already Itrpflrted, with
Three Death, Largest amber
on lleeoril Airoitri at
One Place.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
FES MOINES, July 23.-(peclal Tele
gram.) The secretary of the State Hiard
of Health received Information from Mason
City today of three more cases of Infantile
paralysis developed there, which makes a
total of fifty-live cases and three deaths,
the largest number on record anywhere.
The commission of the board of .health
arrived at Mnson City today to begin the
investigation Into the cause.
paraoaa Defends Governor.
Attorney James M, Parsons today re
signed M assistant city solicitor after sev
eral years In the plate. Ho la a leading
democratic attorney, and hua been engaged
by Governor Carroll to defend him in the
libel suit due to his Indictment by the
grand Jury.
Investigate Strang: Kpldemlo.
Wade H. Frost the United States
Public Health and Marine Hospital corps
arrived In the city today, and Secretary
Summer of the State Board of Health ar
ranged Immediately for a conference with
him and prominent members of the state
board at Mason Cltv for the Durpoea of
Investigating the many cases of alleged in
fantile paralysis which have occurred there.
They will go there tomorrow and take all
the time necessary to find out. If possible.
all about the trouble. It haa same fea
tures not understood and there la desire
for more of an Inquiry than has ever been
given. The report came today that five
cases elsewhere In the state bad been
found.
Appointed Superior Jadge
Governor Carroll has appointed as a su-
State Experiment Station is Leased J
to Farmer, Who Goes In and
Takes Possession.
aWMBBaaaa I
PIERRE, S. D.. July 29. (Speclal.)-On
account of the failure of the state board
of regents to report to the state land de
partment their selection for.- state experi
ment station near Cottonwood, there Is a
mix-up in that part of the state. The de
partment, having no report, did not with
draw the tract from the lease books filed
with the county auditor of Stanley county,
and, when the leases of state lands were
miide last spring, an old Oerman, M. L.
Mouser, leased the tract on which the sta
tion and buildings are located. He was in
control, and the state experiment depart
ment was wondering where it was at After
attempting to secure a settlement with the
lease holder, and making; an agreement
of some kind with him In regard to hay.
the representative of the experiment work
came to the state landa board with his
troubles, and the lease was ordered can
celed,, and the lease holder instructed :to
call for his money.. He cornea, back with
a letter to . the .department. In which he
Intimates that It will save trouble to allow
his lease to stand, but does not say In
what way. In the meantime the experiment
station people are la the saddle and wait-
lng tbe outcome. - . ....
Cement Company
y t-x 1 Governor Carroll has appointed as a su-
LfOpS LlVlUenCl prlor Judge In Oelweln, E. J. O'Conner.' the
Is appointed to fill out the unexpired term
Notice Sent to Holders of Common due to the resignation of m. d. porter a
CfnnV S.n Aetinn ia TaVan in short thne ago.
h bv v a A dm nf flftv-n ranrtldt.a for eertl-
Ineir interest. flcates as registered nurses was before the
State Board of Examiners this week, and
i . . . . .. .. .
NEW YORK, July 29. Announcement "r eaauiinnuons were vompieicu
was made today that the directors of the ' To Enconraa-e Manufactures.
Atlas Portland Cement, company, which . There was filed with the secretary of
has a capitalization of $12,600,000, have de- state today the articles of Incorporation of
elded to suspend the dividend on Its com- the Associated Manufacturers' .company of
mon stock t. the present. The company, Waterloo, with $26,000 capital, the purpose
which baa been paying 8 per cent on Its being encourage the location of factories
common stock, obtained a contract from there. There was also filed the articles
the government aggregating many millions for the Scenic Land and Loan company
of dollars to furnish cement for the fan-1 of Iowa Falls, $26,000, and the Eagle ex
ama canal. I press and Baggage company of Davenport,
The company has $11,000,000 In common 210,000; the Perpetual Building and Loan of
stock outstanding. The notice which waa Waterloo Increased capital to $l,6W,ow, ana
sent to the stockholders, says: the Lennox Furance company of Marshall-
In view of the extraordinary capital ex-1 town Increased to $360,000.
penaitures, DOTnior increase in Ae to State Expense
VShTMo. and erection of a new plant It cost the cltiiens of Iowa a trifle more
at Hudson, N. Y., the board of directors this year than last to maintain those Instl-
has decided tnat u is to your imt..i '" Muttons which are supported by the state.
State Auditor Bleakly today finished the
compilations, which show an average of
suspend dividends for the present.
HEAVY
RAIN IN KENTUCKY
04512 the rat of taxation for Iowa.
I. 1 1 t 1..4 -,is
- . m I Allies IS eft ft)U lib 1IIVIIMO UVCI AO. JW ,
Thonsand. of Acre. Wh.t. Co ml F,v, ytM 0 u w .
little more than .038.
W1H Cancel Cnanrmnqna Dates,
Senator Cummins has been compelled to
ana TtuseM unner wnwa- aib
i ' - .v, Qrtts River.
LOUISVILLE. Cy..- July t9. Following
ONLY TWO SALOONS FOR LAMR0
Judge Tripp Decides Against the
Contention that It Is En
titled to Five.
YANKTON, July 29. (Special.) Lamro
township, Tripp county," of 750 Inhabitants,
according to a court decision here Thurs
day by Judge K. B. Tripp, will have to
worry along with only two liquor licenses
granted, Instead of the five granted1 by tbe
county commissioners. The decision was
on a state law of ml, restricting-- llqaor
licenses to townships, incorporated towns
or cities under 1,000 population to one for
each 800 people.. After the action or the
! commissioners the taxpayers took the mat
ter up Into clEcult court, with the above
result. The commlsslonera supported their
action on the grounds of the absence of a
state or federal census of their township,
settled since tbe UH federal census and the
state census of 11)05, which view was not up
held by the court, who held the law of gen
eral application over the state and that the
matter of census was merely a means of
Information, and could not be used to defeat
the law. Liquor men watched the case
closely.
yesterday's heavy raln'in. Louisville' and cancel all the rest of his Chautauqua dates
rn Hnn. of th. state there was a for the summer. He has found It to be l-
,',,4ti , .., Ana, Inch in Louis- possible to maintain his health and
,,..:. hi. mn,Hna: it haa rained in this strength and continue on the platform,
..ri evrv dav for five weeks. Immediately after the state convention he
The damage to crops la great wiu go away iur a rwu
OWEN8BORO, Ky., July 2. The Green I .Death of William Coalaon.
river section of Kentucky waa visited by Although William Coalson was a colored
another terrlflo rain and thunderstorm, pU-lman, the news of his death yesterday at
ins the water, to a greater depth over tne okobojl-caused more sorrow among th
thousands of acres of crops already cov- people than would have been the case with
ered. ' At noon today It commenced to rain many prominent white man. Coalson u
ogaJn. tor many years the messenger In the state
Fields of tobacco and corn and tnouaanas executive offices, the Taltnrul servant and
of bushels of unthreshed wheat have been friend of many governors.- He went Into
washed away. - The Ohio river at this point the office with Gqvernor Jackson In 1S9S,
la rising more than six Inches an nour ana and was In the position with Drake, Shaw
bottom lands ' of Kentucky and southern snd Cummins, retiring with the latter.
Indiana will soon be under water. , He had accompanied these governors all
" 1 ' over the country and as he was stationed
FFDERAL AND STATE MEDICAL t the door of the chief executive office,
w nyn fy liinnil ITV neewme wl""iu wiiu.au u inuiui
tArtHli Ml IY1HOU.H Ull l I politicians of the state. He was ever faith
ful and honest, a man In whom everyone
Health Officers Are Examining- Into had confidence. He was reared In Henry
tanae of -Nwmerona-Ccumx ol. s county . He went te Okobojl about - six
Cash stolen front Store Safe.
SIOUX FALLS, S. V.. July 29. (Special.)
An unusually bold thief, whose Identity yet
Is a mystery notwithstanding the strenuous
work on the part of the authorities, en.
tered the store of Joseph M. Petrik. st the
tiUie iuu of Liis Andes, t,xi abstrc
front the safe the sum of nearly $500 in cash.
1'etrlk had been accustomed to carry his
cash on his person, but. desiring to make
a trip Into the country, he thought, the
money would be more secure In the safe
In his store. He did not return until late
at night and when a clerk opened the store
the next morning he discovered that the
sife had been tampered with and the
money abstracted.
NATIONAL CURRENCY
ASSOCIATION IS FORMED
Twenty-Seven New 1'ork Banks Or.
" naalse Under rrovlsloaa of
' Aldrivb-Vreeland Act.
NEW YORK, July 29. The National Cur
roncy association of the city of New York
waa regularly organised today at a meet
ing held at the clearing house and attended
by representatives of twenty-seven national
banks. The association was formed in con
formity with the act of congress known
s the Aldrlch-Vreeland act. providing for
additional circulation, and in response to
the recent suggestion by Secretary of the
Treasury UacVeagh as to the desirability
of forming such association In the country's
Xinanclal centers.
Infantile Par al rata.
MASON CITY. July 29.-(8pedal tele-aram.)-Wade
H. Frost, assistant surgeon
United States publio health and marine hos
pital servloe and members ol the state board
of health are here examinmg into tbe cause
of Infantile paralysis which Is afflicting
this city. In all, there are now forty-eight
rtfined cases. There have been aDout
seventy cases. Six deaths have occurred
weeks ago to open a barber shop and yes
HAS ONE WIFE TOO .MAN
Two Women at Nora Sprlnss,
Claim Robert R. McClellan
as Hnabaad.
NORA SPRINGS, la.. July 9.-(Special.)
Frank R. Shannon, or Robert R. McClellan,
positively oi mis " by whatever name he may be known,
mure are not sureiy . finding himself in a peck of trouble and all
M aris-fet Pletnres. because too many women are claiming htm
uTTSTOTsr T... July .-By a viva voce husband. Soon after be was married
vi. the lower house of the state legisia- wne xxo. s. xno. i iui uu bum
..... vuulr1&v naascd to engrossment lk.u Mi.. ..A .lalm.il him all h.f MB
p1cVPrSb Je'tfSlS According. io the rMt wife's
hi Mtata An amendment prohibiting plct- were married about four years ago and she
ures ol irnin ruuutuc, ...t i uvei .wnu xiiuf uuui imm. .
ohn Jpnkin
Hanged at Noon
at Fort Madison
Murderer of Miss Clara Rosen of Ot-
tumwa, la., Confesses Before
He Pays Penalty.
i
DE3 MOINES, la., July 29. John Junkln,
the negro convicted fcf the murder of Clara
Itostsi, a white girt, who waa killed while
returning from choir practice In Ottumwa
in February, IVOR, was hanged at noon to
day in the penitentiary at Fort Madison.
Sheriff Clarke cut the rope at 12:18. Junken
lived fifteen ' minutes before he was de
clared dead.
The negro made the following statement
through Father Zalser of Fort Madison,
the priest who had been with him for sev
eral hours prior to'hls. death: -
"I, John Junkln, now on the point of
death, desire ' most sincerely to obtain
mercy and forgiveness from God for all
my sins. I ' like to ask forgiveness from
my mother for the sorrow I have caused
her, and I earnestly and sincerely ask for
giveness of the parents and relatives and
friends of Clara Rosen for the pain I have
brought upon them. May God have mercy
on my soul. JOHN JUNKIN."
John Junkln, colored, was a native of
southern Iowa and was born in either Van
Buren or Davis counties about thirty years
ago. His . parents were wholly uneducated
nogroee and Junkln grew up without any
opportunity for development. He was de
formed in body and mind and from earliest
years was regarded as slightly deficient
In many of the qualities which go to make
up the normal roan. Despite this he waa
able to secure and hold tome very good
positions, and be wandered about the state
employed In hotels and as a laborer.
February t of last year be killed Clara
Rosen, a white girl, in Ottumwa, He evi
dently lay in watt for her, whether for the
purpose of robbery primarily or otherwise,
will never be known. He killed her and
after horribly mutilating her head he fook
from her body the Jewelry she wore and
went away. In fact he left Ottumwa and
if he had remained away perhaps his crime
would never have been traced to his hands.
When he was arrested a mob threatened to
hang him and he was taken to Albia and
later to Des Moines, where he remained
some time. He confessed In the Albla Jail,
but later tried to wlthraw the confession.
The defense made for him on the trial was
that he lacked moral responsibility . and
that a life term was sufficient punishment.
Neither the courts nor the Jury took this
view. Governor Carroll signed the order
for his execution and entrusted It to Sheriff
Clark of Appanoose county, where he was
tried.
tally!
A Great Oppor
emi-Annual Clean-Up
Any Suit in our store, except blue and black
Sale
This is an absolutely bona-fide offer, and no man in the
market for a suit ot good clothes can afford to overlook it.
Any Straw Mat, $1.5
318 south FlHentti Street
Status of Drays
as Carriers
are Congressmen H. T. Ralney and Len-
root; Olllilan, the author of "Flnnlgan,"
Floyd, the magician; "Sunshine" Wllletts;
Father MacCorry, with eighty paintings
of the Christ H. P. Miller is superin
tendent and F. D. Hopkins morning lec
turer. A feature of the program Is the
"King Arthur Court" for the children.
Arrest of Man at Mason City f ot
Hauling Beer Consigned to John
jDoe Eaises Legal Point
MASON CITY. Ia., July 29.-(8peclal.)-
Frem the justice to the district court and
then . from the district to. the supreme
court, and then possibly to the United
States supreme court,, la the possible course
ot ; tbe trial that was heard here today
Peter Mable, a. drayman, Is charged with
haulJhg beer contrary to the laws, of the
stjate of Iowa, , Attorneys, could not agree
upon statement pf facts, but. In the evl
deace introduced, the state endeavored to
establish the fact that Mable was not
unit In the delivery of the beer; that under
the state law he had no right to handle It
and under the interstate commerce law
he had no. right. Ten cases ot beer came
consigned to two Individuals of this city.
It came . without, any street address and
the defendant did not try to establish the
owners of the beer. Mable loaded the beer
on his dray and was about to haul It away
when the sheriff seised It, Mable could not
show that he had authority to haul the
beer, either from consignee or consignor,
and It was seised. The defendant claimed
that he was. as much of a factor In the
delivery of the beer as the railroad, and
the beer came Under the Interstate com
merce law from the time It left the brewery
until It was delivered to the one buying
the beer. This beer chanoed to be ad
dressed to John Doe, Mason-City, and the
state holds that when the railroad com
pany delivers it to the Mason Clly station
the interstate law ceased And the state law
applies. The state admitted in argument
that If It came addressed to John- Doe, 221
East State street. Mason City, then Mable
would have a right te deliver It and become
a part of the original contract The case
Is creating, a great deal of Interest. The
brewing company at Austin la really de
fendantJu the case, It Is alleged. Two of
the leading legal firms ot the city are de
fending Mable. The Justice court bound
him over to the district coucti
Ernest Wider is
Under Arrest
New York Cashier Charged with
Theft of Half Million Dollars
is in Custody.
NEW YORK. July 29. Ernest Wider, the
missing cashier of the Russo-Cblnese bank.
sought for in connection with the theft
of 200,000 in securities from that Institu
tion, waa arrested here this afternoon, ac
cording to Information received By the police
shortly before S o'clock. Tbe detective was
instructed to bring his prisoner to head
quarters Immediately.
Almost simultaneously with the report of
Wider's arrest the grand Jury handed down
an indictment against him. In the indict
ment Wider ia specifically, charged with
the theft of three certificates, aggregating
100 shares cf the stock of the Baltimore ft
Ohio railroad, It being alleged that he dis
posed of them to the brokerage house of
Dick Bros, on May 22d last.- -
SATURDAY
was also adopted.
The Weather
. fr Ntrasla Fair.
For Ida' Fair.
Te.-.uw',twrs at Omaha yesterday;
nours.
I
Deg.
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snythlng put a path of rosea and she tl
nally had to leave him, and, taking her
two children, went to. her home near Tru
man. She called upon herband's people
and there for the first time found that her
name was not Shannon but McClellan, since
which time she hss been going under the
latter name. About tha first of this month
McClellan was married to Miss Roaella
II m
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7 a.' m"".'."".""! 71 Flngalson. They were making their home
8 a. m... 72 with Mrs. Hefner, mother of the bride,
9 a. ni 73 where wife No. 1 pounced down upon them,
J? m J? and, with County Attorney Lockwood and
12 m.. 14 1 Sheriff Fluent, the "bad man" waa arrested
MORE ABOUT PADDED BILLS
Some Charges Against Illinois Cen
tra! Are laereaacd Iboaaaad
1'er Cent.
CHICAGO. July S9.-F. W. Belmont, far
mer clerk of the Memphis Car Repair com
pany, paddi-d bills against the Illinois Ceu
tral as high as l.uuO per cent, according ti
his own tostlmony before Master In Chan
cery. Mtiun tuday. lie declared that li. O.
Osterman, president of the repair company,
and Ms associates went so fat as to sub
stitute bills of the Osterman Manufactur
ing company ot West Pullman for those
of the Memphis concern, and to paste on
the Weal Pullman bills the "O. K." of
the Memphis iuspectur. The average pad
ding of bills, the witness said, was be
twsen 40 and SO per cent
Persistent Advertising Is tbe Road to Big
Return
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l.uval Record.
OFFICII OK THE WEATHER BUREAU.
OMAHA, July 29. Official record of tein-
Ijuiacure and trecipicauon compared wun
i lie corresponding period of the last three
vears: - 1010. UX. 1!R 1W7,
Maximum temperature.... 90 1 91 . 81
Minimum temperature 71 70 "5 S3
Mean temperature 80 84 M 73
Precipitation 00 .00 .00 .00
1 uiiiprialure and precipitation depurtuiea
from the normal at Omaha since March 1.
and compared with the last two years:
Normal temperature... 77
Excess for the day , t
Total excess since March 1 ..666
Normal precipitation 12 Inch
l(lciency for the day 12 Inch
I'trcipltatlon since March 1 4.82 inches
Pendency since March 1 13.21 Inches
I'eflolenoy for cor. period. 19i M Inch
ftlxcess fur cor. period, 1908 1.61 Inches
Iteuorta from Statlena at T P. M.
btation and State Temp. Max. Rain.
McClellan was formerly a resident of this
county, living at Rockwell. One of the two
children from wife No. 1 recognized his
father and romped about with him a great
deal. What will be done with McClellan
has not been determined. , Mrs. Hefner,
mother of wife No. 2, Is quite wealthy, and
she Is disposed to push matters.
of W eather
Cheyenne, cloudy
lavenpoi( pt. cloudy..
ieiivrr. rain
1 Molnss, cloudy...,
Iid: City, clear......
Lsmler, pi. cloudy
North Platte, clear,...
On. aha. pi. clouuy
Put bio, rain
Kaplrt City, cloudy
8ait Lake City, clear..
Santa Fe, cloudy
Sheridan, rain
sious t ay, clear...
7 p. n. Temp.
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Alleged Blgainlat Arrested at Alburn
NEVADA, Ia., July 29. (Speclal.)After
being at large for more than a year, Rob
ert Pool, wanted here under indictments re
turned tor bigamy and wife desertion, waa
arrested today at Auburn, Neb., according
to a telegram received this afternoon.
Soon after Pool deserted bis wife and
family he married again, .and since then
lias been working for a construction com
peny in Nebraska.
Andrew Laraem Dlaappeare.
FORT DODGE, la., July 28. tSpeclal Tel
eg rani.) Audrew Larson, manager of the
Sllfer Elevator company ot SUfer, Ia., dis
appeared Wednesday night and Investiga
tion of the company's books revealed an
alleged shortage of S2.0u& A writ of attach-
JJ , merit has been secured by directors of the
oo I company. Larson is a well known young
1 man having grown up In this community
and heretofore highly respected.
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MOYKMXXTS or OlXABT BTEAMSKITg
Port Arrl4. Salla4.
oknoa bwlia
MoNTKKAL Moral 0ur(
ua i ivi KPtHti. H.....1.
L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster. jhgW tOa.... J"r4ria tar Utt
Cbantanqna at Lake City. .
LAKE CITY, la., July 29. (Special.)
The 1910 chautaug,ua began Sunday and
will end Saturday. Among" the attractions
Justice Moody
Will Retire
President Now Faces Responsibility
: of Selecting Chief Justice and
Two Assistants.
MAGNOLIA, Miss., July 29.1-Assoclate
Justice William H. Moody, of the United
States supreme court, has dsfinltely stated
he will announce his retirement from the
bench prior to the expiration of the en
abling act passed in his behalf by the last
congress. This act expires in the middle
of November.
The president now faces the responsibility
ot appointing two associate Justices ot the
supreme court and designating a chief
justice.
Advices from Beverly tre that the presi
dent has not changed ils attitude with re
spect to 4he chief Justiceship. Governor
Hughes still appears to have the field prac
tically to himself.
75c Rubber Gloves; ..... ... . . -SOtf
v pint Witch Hazel and bot...lO
4 ounces Glycerine and Rose Water,
for summer tonic 10t?
1 lb. Epsom Salts 10
2B! Woodbury's" Facial Cream.. 15J
26c Cutlcura Soap, every day...20
26c Powder Papers, per pkg....l2S
26c Lustrlte Nail Enamel. .... .25
60c Detachable Buffers... 255
16c package Emory Board Sh
76c Manicure Scissors 49c
Bath Caps, from 26c up to.. $1.25
Bath Sprays special prices for Satur
day. 76c to........ $3.00
Beaton Drug Co,
Farnam and 15th
HUNTER AND PHELPS LEAD
Hligh Wind Makes Good Golf Scores
Impossible Darin the Morn,
tnar Round,
MINIKAHDA CLUB, MINNEAPOLIS,
July 29. Robert E. Hunter of Midlothian
was one up on Charles Evans, Jr., of Edge
water ana mason ic. Pneips or Miaiotman
was three up on Warren K. Wood of Home
wood at the end of the morning round of
the semi-finals match of the Western Golf
championship at the Mlnlkahda club today.
$3 DOWN
Pay SI PerWeelV
For a beautiful 17-i.w.i ..
Jusrhble watch, with 20 vr"
guaranteed cane: th. n.w ,ki.
.I1!!!' beuty: regular price
21. For a limited time we win
give the above terms and sell
u for tei a eci-i
VlJkUtUU,
FRITZ SANDWALL
JEWELRY CO.,
Third moor
raztos Blk.
A high wind swept over the course and
made good playing almost impossible.
Wood did not win a hole in the last nine,
Phelps winning five, while the other four
were halved. Wood had hard luck on his
long game and neither putted well. Their
totals were: Wood, 79; Phelps, 77; Evans,
79; Hunter, 77. .
if you have anyuilng to sell or trade
Fadvertise It In The Bee Want Ad col.
umns and get quick results.
Stall
Our 25 per cent discount Bale still continues, and from the way the people are
taking advantage of the opportunity to buy high grade clothing at this liberal re
duction shows that they appreciate the chance of buying reliable merchandise at
legitimate reductions.
Our entire stock of Men's, Boys', and Children's Spring and Summer Clothing
is included in this Bale (except full dress and tuxedo suits). ,
Straw Hats IPiIce
All our Men's, Boys' and Children's Straw Hats,' including Panamas, at one
half price.
SBniFt Specials
All $1.50 and $2.00 Shirts are now $1.25. .
All $2.50 and $3.00 Shirts are now $1.95.
"White and Soft Negligee Shirts, not included in sale.
Broken lines Boys' Blouse Waists that sold for $1.50, now $1.00.
Broken ines Boyes' Bouse Waists that sold for $1.00, now 75c.
You will find many other interesting bargains in all lines. .
.We close at 5 P. M., except Saturday at 10 P. M.
15rQvninUl(ing 6 Cq
B KCtj0" WASHINGS AND HAT8,
h ' FJrTEtKTM AMD DOUGLAS TREETtL
ty OMAHA.
. . & WILCOX. Manager.
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AMUSEMENTS.
COORTIAQD DEACI1
Great Musical Event 1 0 Daa
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American. Band of 50
Bowen R. Church, conductor and
cornst soloist.
Anna Kills Dexter, prlma-donna
soprano.
Many other celebrated soloists.
6 cent car fare and 10 cent ad
mlKBlon to para. '
Grandest treat 01 the present
summer. , .
The finest American Concert
Band. Organised ltlJ at Provi
dence, R.I.
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Week
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