THE TIKE: OMAHA. TTrOSDAT. DF-COrBET? C2. 1Pin.
Nebraska
HUSENETTERJSKOT PLEASED
la Lrarcla en Way to Cotialt with
OoTtrnor-Zlfct Aldrich.
WATTS Tfl TIVT STTTftr.PIPimi i
- w mm xi mm a v l
Maa Irvnlir wlta MxrarK f j
I nialim f fifty Dle-tat !
rlatairl f WaHri f
Mtf Featteatlary.
'FYr a fctaff CVrrr f'rv1 r t 1
Lixnro:, - Nt, a. .i-ij.
Chalmaa II-BnrtT-r cf th rrMl'-aJi
'. rvrrrrr.ltte, wbo to to r the Tifw
stat 0 Irvrr-t'r. u !n L.!nr-.ln tr-iajr
on Ma war to -.TiwTifl City t cotfer with
Ms chief. Governor -i-t C. H. AldrVh
Vr Kuseettr eiiT.d disnatisfarticti
with tb act cf the sorwoor-eleft 1
se'eatiue a ir.T-rbT for the otl tnrr
tnr'i cfflra la th ft- cf that fart that
tbe attjv yi tb d?utr ln.recr
shaJl a; pole t
H uan et t er aall hra ocmcrtalaJ el by
frleris on t! at point rr. tut. that cor.EratJ
latlors intent b a lltf e preWvu and inti
mated f!a h rat rso sue Tnfw-Tppj.';r;i
rr.aed that be ru tint ttock on aaoej.t,n:
th yk. H njfmn bo ym;.thr aith
th Ewvarrjet .in(4 la Liaeoln tmoif
tnetrber of the "Pc.niTriit'.ee pf Eftr" to
proteat ra? the appointment of Mr.
r:huty, warden of the penitentiary.
Kr. Rawifir ed his sun-in-law bare
both landed fcod oh under Gottstsot
A Id rich a adn.:cttraucm. Ma son-in-law.
CartaJa Cu etr Frerr.amt, bavin- been ap
pointed kt'j'-xr.t fiutajBt General.
neiakanty f,vka Field Over.
Jm I'e.lahuatT, the nearly appointed
warden, went tr the f-enltectJary today to
arrar. 1U Warden T. T Smith when
th change cf control should take r!ace.
It would b within th Jansdic-Jon cf Got-emor-e'ect
Aldrich aa aoon aa ba take
the oath cf office to order the contem
plated ehanaea la all state Institution
iut Warden Smith did not take control of
tha penitentiary until April and his two
years' terra wiil not end unll that am
Tb biennial atijroprlau otia last until April
J- Mr. LKlaJiur.tp discussed this mornlri
la brief i.is ejprlenoa with the 'dope"
habit at the lBsdiutkm. Ha declare there
ia but a ama.II peroen ate of the prisoners
who become addicted to tbe uae of Bar
eote druRa and the usually take mor
phln by the, laUona. Tha difficulty,
aaja be. of atsmplnr out the pea-nldoua
baMt entirely la dua to the variety of
mvana e-r.pioyed by priaonera and their
frienda and by peraona who are. tempted
by huce trofl;a to trf to deliTer the ma
teriala. (T time It will beam priaon tuard.
a, for instance, tha wian who brought In
sack of appi-. dope llr.; ao-reted in the
bottom of the fti. He wa discovered
because ha foj aa;eep and forpot h! aack
until mominjr. Another time It will be
an employ of the contract or who uae
priaon latr. AgMn it win be outaide
frtetda vt :lt utmatea. Aa lntanc of
thia wa whn a (juatlty of aalted al
mond t wat lent to a prisoner. On lnre-rtj-ratloa
It wa found that tbe Inside of
nany of ihe aula l.ad beea scooped out
and the carlty riled with dope. Once ia a
while a trtisty taiia a victim to tempta
tJon an dtrles to musrle la the stuff, but
this is ususuai. aaya th prori-actlve
warden.
irreat-k Co-alaa; in.
Daniel Cceter..'rnrb,' ih sculpt of, w-iU
fonm to Unco'n sometime in JanuarT aad
wia brin, Hh.b!ia th two modela that
b In prrpared ' to show ' tha Lincoln
statu c4nTOme.TbeM oodel are about
tweoty-eltht lncbaa hltrh, and show two
differemtooccejiljoria of the martyred presi
dent. Mr. Freaicb will discuss the toodela with
th eomenlaee and a seJ-tlon will probably
bs triad uuieaa It la decided to bar tfc
artist prepar another tocdel.
Word baa alo been received by T. St
Mali that itr. rrench w-J) bncf with him
a sketch and derailed plans of the setting
for tha status.
Mr. Hall said b did not know whether
or Rot tie two models of the statue wi;l
k plax-ed where they can b viewed by
the public, Ta committe will first p
upon t hern, b said, and it may be that
they will later placed la some store
window for Ui benefit of tl.e public
Job a Brid Oat.
Atfcrtjay CisnrraJ-eloct Grant Martla,
now deputy atton.ey reneral. baa decided
tbat Job Anson of Oauaha, is not eligible
to neiabrshlp in the stale soldiers' born
at Grand liiul. because be la Bitbr a
soldier of tb rot-alUoB, Spuiaa-Ajnerlcaji
war or Ut Phflllptn war. Ii serrod la
tb Saoobd IcXaatry, ouropaay B. Cnitad
fetaie am, la 1 and 1K6. Mr. Mama
twiiTa tb applicant Is ellcibl to a fed
fwJ lMMD. but awt a NebraUL bom.
I ! Oep Bwlle-ttau
AouardLinx ta U. printed bulletin cf the
tai labor burvau. Just Issued, Nebraaka
tills year artx3uood ri.Hli.U8 bushels of
Cwru. . n.Kt.177 bttabels ft eata. 41.lU.tfJ
bualto of wrfe MiS.llw buebel of bay
X.ltJ.rS busbaOa eX ry. l.ta,a tons
t alfalfa. a.lU.M tona ut wild aid tama
ky aad a.Uta. .bukbaU of potatoes. The
t 1 waJu f lb cropa, flrurad on aa ar
bitrary sum. b STU.Mt.tM, a decrwaa of
h rrum mat.
L4ww (wk Itttaauia.
Tl railway oommlaalcai ha declined to
fw a onarrsJsants f stock sJtupper thai
railrwaa wmaww attcadanu aooorcpuy.
in aUj meats 't remaja oa freight trains
to the psLl of dasux.axiua. Som ahippers
lt off trokglit trains whea cearuic th
puliit of dawtniation ar.J rid tb balance
ut tb (if to i passettf train. In such
caL th rwifwayds rtfoM to Pv frw ra
tum tlaacUL TUt law ia said to be am
Uccoua axd, ,' U. otmrriUsioa prof or to
lr th oattc piaced baXur tb l'is
laturw tur aiawcidujesit.
.- r I Ik el r t Die.
J" KaUy. tb prtautier la th penl-tretiaj-jr
avh was stabbed Tuesday morn--t.
by Harry lfcU. th cuavtct oocupjlng
drtafca: oell, U reported by tha war
dan t b afttly lmprerad In hi con
diUua tbdv. VatwitbtaAdu Ms tem
porary tapr-oi-eriNtet. bowavwr, bis ctjc
f rwoorary arw retarded as be!n -y
al.fht, Tb wovnd lnfdcted u a must
rtoua oca A lajf kuf was aaed whicli
utared bis a-d aod pierced on lut
Th pbatiju wars ar la attendance U-li-
that tb man will t ai. tu bv
f-r a abort turn, tt tbaj. th chanoo f x
hi wiun-ial recovery ar all against tlm.
la tl. ar..tlui Hill, hi ajaailaxit. 1
belfe kopt in sulltary eueftn-aect until
th rtnai rwsutt mt Ms 1oioua aaault la
Ma
Horace B, English
Is Nebraska's New
! C. Rhodes Scholar
Lincoln Km Will Go to Oxford u One
cf Xebrk's SpreetttiTtt
Under the Ehode Fund.
i FV"ti a Ftaff Correspondent )
MNOCUC. Neb . rec. XL FpeclaJ Tele
rram Hr' P Br.rllsh. a Kpb-mor
In the VntversltT of Nebraska, wa selected
as the nw r.Soai arbolar from Nebraska
aa th new Rhode scholar fr-m Nebrarka
WkIjujuIij evening.
Two mm q-ja'ifVd fT the acbolanklp
at- the r"--nt exarn'ratjona. r.g'.lh and
U. R. Nrwktrk cf WesWan university e
enrtnr the rfsjulrJ srad In all brancbe.
Tte frt'"n if Ftng.ish was rportfd after
a tfcr-h3i.r 'ion- Tb comtr-hte award
ing the Rhd scholarship Is composed
cf Cin"Nior Arerr, Vlos Chancellor
B-tUe cf Cctner unlrerslty. Preaident
;i ci York Collere- Superlnteoderit
Ikvldon cf th Omaha school and Presi
dent Ferry cf roace coilea. Premldent
Perry wa tn.rle to attend th committee,
mnrtlng su Cvmrellor Avery did not par
tlr!jte in tn selection cf a scholar. Eng
lish Is a Linc.'n bey. and a graduate cf
the Unoln 31 school He took higb rank
aa a srd.rt b-th at tbe university and In
th high schor. He was a member cf the
t:n?rerr:;y de'.atir.g team 1c h's freshman
rear and otherw-l prominent ta school
acttvnie.
Tbe .apode srhoiarship I a beouewt cf
the late Cecil Rhode and rroode that
rTre-"ttive from each r f tb states
shall attend Oxford for three years. The
scholarship provide fc-r expense amount
ing to ll.jfl a year, th rummer to be
spent ta traveling on the oonunett. Ecr'-ifh
will start Bet September.
NEBRASKA GOVERNOR SUED
BY IOWA STOCK BUYER
tUegatUs Made at (lrw4 Kxeca
tlv Dlasoaed of hrthwra Af-
flirted wllb Dlsnue.
GLEN WOOD. Ia. Dee. n, (B-oecjatV
Governor A. C. Khallenta-gesr of Nebraska
has been sued for IfZ: In th district
court here by George H. White, a well
knosa Iowa cattle fancier, who alle-e that
T.is eioellency. the governor." slipped one
over on Mm In a cattle deal a year ago
that would make David Hanm sit up and
tak notice.
Whit bougbt two fancy Shorthorns from
Governor Fhalleoberger a year ago. paying
tl,0 for them. On was shipped to him
at one. He received the other a number
of month later. Tbe last one he re
ceived, h claims, was afflicted with tuber
culosis and tb delay In shipping It was
caused by the trouble tbe governor ex
perienced In getting a Teterlnarian to oer
ufy to the anlmal a hraJth.
Merrick Telephone
Situation Adjusted
CLiprj-.a-D. Lxcannfe Turned Oxer to
Independent Latter Giren Toll
Connection with Central City.
CENTRAL. CTTT. Nb . De- a.-Spertal.
An Important teier-hon deal ba bis
ecu? ummated In M?-rVk ccunrr this week.
wMcb will probab:y put an end to th 111
fee:ir:g that was stirred up ever the frus
tration cf th Independent In their attempt
to gain entrance Into Cectral City few
rear ago. fr tt attains the er.ds sought
after by them, althctrb la a d;ffrert man
ner. For ear'y In the week a dl was
eonr-jmmated by the terms of which the
Chapman Ihd;rj4ent Telephone company
ecure the withdrawal cf the Nebraska
Telephone coTrpany frm Ctaprran. a?d j
erure a haf tr.terert In th latter com
pany's long distsDC to'.l llhe between
Cl.apman and Certral City and connection
with Its entire long dirtanc servloe. The
details cf th trar.ioiction as gven ojt by
Varger Ratph CrandeU cf th Chapman
Independents. Is as follow:
Tl. Independent company secures the
rll party line rur.r.:nr two mile we"t of
Cr.apman. all Bell phone are to be taken
out of Chapman, and tbe Bell and Inde
pendent ltne are to cwn Jointly th toil
line between CharTnan and Centra City
The F-".l long dirtanoe wlr being run Into
tj Chapman Independent exthanre. the
latter company will thus have aoces t th
whole long dirtanc aervlc cf the Boll
co.m.psny. Central City tephon subacritw
er will thus have cc.nT-ti on with all cf
the Independent phones In the welem
part of the county. For this aervlo be
tween Chapman and Central City rubsenb
r will It charged a toll fee of ten ctita
te chs-re cf the cfT Iw-r n
fi""-r V :r. the :rcutrbt hs b-l ai-po'rt-d
rate r.me warden Mr Il"ert is
a Suriir county rrodjct, b;rg b m In
Av'.nd aV-out tvirty years ago. He hai
r;(ied In the county practjrai'T a:l cf the
'OrrtTsued on Fotn-Lh Par,)
Christmas
i
llietrse Maw ta Politics.
WAHOO. Neb.. D?. 'PTc-aLV
Hnry Pickett, who has teen linotype oper
ator In the Wahoo Wasp office the pat
year. h len aj'l-o'nted clerr. cf the dis
trict court for Saunder county and will
Suggestions
Suit Cases,
Traveling Bags,
Traveling- Bags, fitted
with toilet articles,
Ladies' Shopping Bags,
Toilet Rolls,
Gentlemen's Bill Books
and Card Cases,
Collar Bags,
Stick Pin Cases,
Jewel Cases,
Music Bolls,
Medicine Cases and
Flasks,
Attorney's Brief Cases,
Hat Trunks,
Wardrobe Trunks,
Reliable Goods, reasonable
prices,
Freling & Stoinlo
Wbre TrvtLk Are Made.
1803 Faroam St
I
I
ptoiie ori:x inEM.vcrS i vtil chritmaa.
"TsUi ntoatw or aOAXZTT OOI
Do you want a new
suit or overcoat
for Christmas?
You'll certainly appreciate ours once you .ee then.
They're the best clothe?, price ooniderel. you can
wear. They are the product of our own ideas exe
cuted by skilled Rochester Journeymen Tailors, The
saving you'll make when you buy a King-Swanson gar
ment will go a long way toward paying the bill for
Christmas (.'lifts.
Suits, $10.00 to $40.00
Overcoats, 810.00 to 350.00
Women, read this
Tuccy I never ttoLpM cf 5t before, and I've rf-n trylr.g for a week
to Se-c5Je upon aometbitg for bt husband's Cfcritnoa rTM tfcat would
te accei'tabie. eomethiig lie rtl!r Deeded, a.nd that wouldn't con me too
xoach money."
Tbis lady t3 asked our adtice and we told ner to buy an order on
eg for a Suit or Overcoat for whatever amount she cared to jend and
let h!m do bia cwn ctoo&irg.
Our, imrc tbe lt Sbow err
old at tbe piire, would inak
tarital Cbri5.tTra Gift
S2.50 S3.50 ?4.50
ee want ads bring Fosults
STANDARD GETS ADAMS WORK ;
Bari ( i i Is.r A warwa Wrk j
fwr wrIt Year tm Ftraa rrwaa
Oasaaa, I
HASTI.VGg. Neb., Dec, a. Special Tel- i
fmm. I Tb Adama county s-unen1sor to- ;
day awarded tbe county bridge contract for !
1U to tbe Standard Brtdge company of
Omaha. It 4'pearln- to tbe satisfaction of
tha member tht tb Standard bid was j
th lowest.
Tb board a jfxxwdma; was enlivened by
aa encouuer between Attarceya F. P. Oim-
stead and R. A. Batty. repreaentlnK rival '
bidder. Mr. Oimstead struck Mr. Baity
93 th chesty bvt h combatants wi fea- 4
arated befor furtnar blows could b'4
bvcred. i
Today th Staadard rcpreaentatlv of- i
fered to asakt food sjartbln that was not I
rlnt In the brldt oonstrurUon of tb
year. A request to have an of&dal inspec
tion of tb bnisea was reroted by the
board.
d tmus message:
wi-taaBaB) fwr Gwas WaHra.
WAHOO. Neb.. Deo. a. (Speaal.)
Henir N. Miller, who- baa laeen appointed
cam and flan warden for the state, filed
hia reeis-nation aa tb clerk of th djtr.ct
court wrtih tb county board, to tak effi-ot
Itecember JL Mr. Miller w-jll Inov to Lin
coln to tak chars of his office th r.rst
of the year. Mr. Miller has been chairman
of th republican county central eomm t
t In Saunders county for tb last two
years. He is aa enthusiastic snortamaa
and will look after tb enforcement of all
tt ram law on th statm book.
The Standard
For 63 Years
TT THEN the time comet
around for you to put a
new stove or range into
your home don't go at it blindly.
Be raided by the wisdom.
choice, experience and approval I
of the largest portion of our
American homes for the last
sixty-three years. During this I
entire period
' Yaaaled I ndrr Wkttlt.
TEVVM9EH. Mh. I Il.pcctai Tel-CrJ--rlArt
H!t a 9s-)rar-old
liwl tDa of tUa diy. suffrrtd aa axi-
Charter Oak
Stoves and Ranges
have fiT-en tbe best serine by far that
was ever fatten out of any cooking or
beaur-r, apparatus and there are thouaania
of bouarwrire that wrill back thj atataa
toent up.
When you purchase a Charter Oak
you ret the best that caa possibly be
built, and that wrJl atand up and do tb
wrork that you require You get a tov
cr rang that wru) 04 your cooking your
baking your toasting your roast. r.g as
you wast it done; on that you will be
proud oL You get a stove or rang that is
built aoentificaTy by experts men who
have mad stove and range oooatructioa
L.' study.
If you bum coal yoo get a stove or range
that baa a five year ewaraate behind its
Fire Back. If you burn wood you get a
twenty year gwarante behind tb Fire
Back. No other stove or rar.g on eanh
would fit you such a working life and
g-uaiante it- The Charter Oak do.
Charter Oak Ranges have the most
wanderhily and practicaEy constructed
evens ever tr.-c Your bread is aJwavs
browned and baked evenly and thorough'
ty. Just place it ia any part of th oven.
N anoviac K aa vr t try ssa nad u beat. A
ajtcr aaa unaf aoaa gm crsat sever came ut
mi a Cbarwr Oaa Cm. it ctur.r TTmairi aurm.
etiar r acarca roar cms r iuactiits.
Tatjf fui C9&iBry(M i leww tfcas Bsest
WW rmaraa. Kd at tAc ajM r?wa steel a4
trxiB oa-tv IB f t& iMMnt baiftA. A CCMTr
Oaa will nstiawra as nkjt as ua.
If 4a tacMviMti far rwo ta fa as ta aaniai
w-nta u tar oar kmm sma. Yu caa 1 afar ta
-ur a suv as raara wass re aa., Iiiisi awt aa
dea, i. th. fcarta-v , ards ii. nrn, OiarteT Oak StOTO & TUngft Co.
la ouiEatjr ,w;th ai.her yotinc man L ! "
was !t ajr ufiar fn.ra ciWUm
H llettv:J lo buard a fast fre.aht and
la aoa-a wa bis Jell f.nrt jot cauj.M uiJrr
wnl Cm tu was el t.r tnJ I .t
foot was t4 4 nai.ril Hxd;e u
Uv tl U4 k a awrua ua n.
Sc. LotiU
AKD FVR.NACXS.
Mo.
BEFORE YOU SPEND A PENNY FOR CHRISTMAS
mmmmm'mmmmm'mmmmammmwmwmmimmmmwmmwmmm
First, wc want to impress upon you that wc arc located in South Omah;
Omaha cars pass directly by our door and you may transfer from any Omah;
Omaha car without payinrj an additional fare. Third, that becaime of o,ir I option wlr, re
W, wc save jou 20 per ce.t .n ever, article you buy'. Think of itthis in. . full $20 on a kundred d.li;7puS
and so on m like proportion. See h.w much further the Christmas money will 2o and how happy you will make some-
one by selecting fr-m these tennble presents. Better bward the car and come dow tomorrow.
ajaa iff1 """""'M'"' ''Vjfj aaa
W A CO SAM TBSEL PIECE PARLOR SEX
This St. aolld mahpry leather seated parlor set. Is a most ei
cet)ot.ai vale an cajjr.ot b duplicated in any Omaha stor under
fit. Our piic is orly
$34
Here is a genuine chase leather
Turkish Rocker, -with tempered
springs. The easiest chair you ever
lounged in, and' a most acceptable
Xmas present.
AH cars pass fjUi. - S
our 0r'i
CHASE LEATHER
COUCH FOR . . .
Aa lrant tM cf furr.ftor and a abstx,UaJ .n. to. Ten will set a put
w. . . . . . w m.mj ii wnj iuru i n i j p aa orBanect lo aer
room. It baa ot:a ak carrd and peilsbad fram aa baa a ahr&.
09.50
cVfoTr $9,743
Finished in fumed oat, golden oaJc
or mission; full tufted seat and re
clining back An ideal
Xmas present
$9.75
S ft 2 X rjT LARGE, COMrORT- rv llil ' CX
IBIS EIE6AM DRESSER THIS CHIFFO.MER
Is ttt tx-autlfjl ajd Vi
plat mlmT. finest ojartrrei
h:t t, -aith fu-i nt.l
front, two small top draaers
and to la- j !rrs. T.'
fir.:ah ta If.e kir.d that -orr.es
rrom ;n fia
t hi;s In Jran4
Kaf Ids
S9.0Q
match tb araascr. It
r.as a plat mirror a4 full
aaeJl frt.nu i larc draw,
ra TIj wood U tL r.ue.t
Qua2:tr quartarad wtit
aiJ th
1-i 'h hai.4
raMd
$7.50
You can &ee solid comfort in every line of the elegant, restful
Davenports. During the dav they are an omamttt to anv Lou?- at
tA..T J a" j 1 m m . "
nignx tney r.re oj-Liej out imo a tea. liilted lea
ther back and seat. Prices down ns low a? $16 00.
$12 SO
For Tbis
Machine
Satin Finish CIO TA
Erass Be. vlL.OV
Heavy two-Inch posts, most artis
ticdly sol sutstacUally made. X
ery b4itifal piec of fu rait or
and SB article tiauwoald cost yon
It or fl& mor In Omaha.
This Is the- ry latest Im
proved tfropt-a4 mcxiel. j;h
full quarure-d 01k rase, au'.o
Bstl'? tension ltdica'.or ar.d
tltcb r(u'tor ai-d fall t'.l
tn-aiing. It make either lot
stluh cr short stitrh tt de-slr-d.
Full set of sttachdeLU
SO srlUt aaxJt ausfhln.
41
$9.75
Six-Foot Extension
Table Solid Oak
-cl,J den C'.k lMn'r T'. Ilk thl. illus
trator. Tit f.( sr. tt lr.ri.fc. ia (J;.. and
x.er.J to 'l tfrx ia lnrtt. Tt.jr tiav tMre
". r.ear rcur-d I rt d vaJ. and ar
Llfnly oiiatd.
(in
C1U
Comfy Chair $8.00
A Urge line of tbe Comfy Chairs.
Leather seat and tsxk. Th t&oat
eomfortabla rocklct ehsJr mad.
All finishes and stylet An
Solid Qairterti Oak)
tUlaa tlOSd. Cal
H.fhiy tel .Led Wuartrd Oak
C.'.ira -lost. Kk lliustratton.
lr1t.j ruatctir t:.a aocm-t-riy!t
Baflet Has glass arwla.
door, f'.ur at. eivaa ar fu4
Quarter oak tx-a.
r 1 1 111 mm amain iTjT f js
f r-. t!a"'!iJL "ii- ' ' T
Bnffet tU
W xunt ourMlves frvrtuaat t
etiaJn ihla iex.Sd Buffet to s!l
at uch a pn. t i. twst vt
teru. mad cf ujl alta larf
French ttl-pjt n-lrror axtd as -tl.e..t
fluah.
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H7IT TF5 Mm iro n?
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24ISi and L Streets
SOUTH OMAHA
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