THE BEE: OMAHA, TIIUBSDAT..JAXUABI25i.l91i
Warm, Dry Boots for This
Slushy Wcalhcr
Boys will, and should be,
outdoors these winter
days, but be sure they're
fully protected against
damp feet, for there lies
the root of most winter ills.
These core ted boots
are made of the very '
beat waterproof storm
calf leather which will
not get bard and stiff
even after a thorough ,
soaking heavy oak
Goodyear welt soles, gus
set sewed In all war up
front. The tops reach
above the calf of leg,
i wide cuff at top, faat-
ted ltb two brass
buckles. The best and safest boot for any boy see that
YOUR boy Is supplied with a pair tomorrow.
$3-$3.50-$4-$4.50
1518-20 FARNAM STREET
IOWA METHODISTS TO MEET
VICTIM OF YELLOW FEYER
t w f - K
1
Coauundcr Bcrtolette , Diet Sud
denly at Gwayanqnil; Xentdor.
was siiicms rut bits ago
Me Wf . u Command of Gapboat
Terktewa, Whteh Waa aent t
Pretert latereats at tke ')
tailed Stales. .
OX'ATAQCtt, fceuador. Jsn. tl.Cem
mender Levi C. Brnolette of the t'nltsd
tftstes -guaboat Torktown. reported 'lit
several Sara ace wtth yellow fever, died
suddenly aboard ship here at S o'clock
this morning. ' -
WASHINGTON, 1 Jan; H-Commsnder
Ivt C Bertolette. who .was captain of
the Torktown, waa stricken with yellow
fever shortly , after his rem! arrived at
Guayaquil te protect American Interests
during the revolution. He wss a native
ef Pennsylvsula.
A dispatch received from Guayaquil ea
January 17 staled that Commander Levi
C. Bertoletts had been stricken with yet
lew fever while he was commanding the
United guts gorrboet Torktown. which
waa prolactins American Interests In
Kcuador. A later dispatch reported that
Commander Bertolette was prugi ssalng
favorably. A cablegram waa received
on January t hy Mrs. Bertolette at Ban
Vendee tram her-huseetneV readme
"'feiitrsMed fever, taken 'etch ttth. fa
vorable as far. Outlook undetermined
aa yet." , , , ,r
lvl C. Qitoltila.fdtned the nsvJ a t
midshipman en ytemlr . MM.-.. t
COMMISSION INQUIRES f i !
INTO PIPE LINE RATES
. i . . , .
NEW TORK. Jan. Jl.-An'lnqulry Into.
the rates., regulations and practical of
sixty -two pipe lines, ol and .transit com
panies controlling; iipprexlmataly SXVOJO
mi lea of pipe lines, wss ht-irun here today
by the Interstate Commerce remmlsslos
en the cutsmbnlons own Initiative, to
detv-rmlne whether the rates are unjustly
discriminatory or unduly pruierentlal.
Qeerge Cbesbro. eeerdtary el the In
diana. Bucko a and Moribera Pisa Line
companlea and of -the ,New Tor a Transit
company, testified that It la possible to
' pump ell ' throuch pipes from Griffith.
Indite t'nloDvllle, N. T.. and from points
in Keneae Ui4 Oklahoma, le Griffith. '
It was stimulated at the opening of the
Inquiry, thai, the testimony In the gov-ernmrntU-'roeeat
dissolution suit against
t!e Standard. Oli company .should be
pliord in, the rocp-4, Insofar aa It con
cerned ih;rlp hues, owned at that time
by the clt trnet.
Oemalaatoaef r"itlln K. Lane to hear
ing ths tasUmony..'
BILL REPORTED TO OPEN " '
OIL LANDS TO SETTLEMENT
' WA8HIN1CTW.. JM.'' Si-Mure 1han
U.0t.Ot acres ot public lands, now with
held from settlement because ef their
supposed ell deposits, would be svsllsble
fur sgricuttursi entry under a Mil favor
ably reported today by the senate com
mittee oa public lands. It would permit
surface entries, reserving on right to the
government, -i
Peculiar After Effects
of Grip This Year,
Lmtk .liners li Weikent. C.a.itloi.
Doctors In sll parts of the country have
area kept buoy with the epidemic of grip
which has visited so many home. The
symptoms ef grip this year are very dis
tressing and leave the system In a run
down condition, partlrularly the kidneys.
which seem to suffer most, as every vic
tim eoniplaJns uf lam back and urinary
troubles which shou'-d not he neglected.
at these dancer slgasls often lead te mere
serious sickness, such as dreaded Bright s
Uww, Local druggists report a large
ait as Dr. Kilmer s Swamp-Buot. which
se. usny people say aooa hesls and
strengthens the kldneya after an attack
ef grip. gasmp-Root Is a great kidney,
liver and Madder remedy, and seine an
herbal compound, has a gentle heeling
effect ea the kldnets. whk-h Is slmoet
Immeeistely noticed by those who try It.
I)r. Kilmer ft Co.. Binghsmts, K. T.
efier t sand s sample bottle of Swsrop
Raot, free by mail, ta every sufferer who
requests tt. A trtal will con v tax- any
etss wh may be in need ef It. Regular
etas hot tie SS ets. snd gl.. Fsr sala at
ail druggists.' Be sure to aMatiea this
GAS COMPANY FORCED
TO RESTORE SERVICE
OAS C1TT. Kan.. Jan. H.-Hundrsds
of men arid women crowded about L'a
dersbertff Edward ' Dunfee hers .today
and cheered him while he screed aa or
der on C. B. Carmain, manager of the
local gas company, compelling him .to
turn oa the gas, which the company Or
dered off yesterdey. Ths company a ac
tion came after a controversy with the
consumers over gaa deposits and rates
In which -the consumers refused la yield.
All yetterdsy afternoon and last night
ths stowa waa dark, cold and hungry.
There waa no fuel to prepare meala, as
ths mot,of ths population depended an
Urely.' upon gas. v A cold breakfast V"
morning brought matters to a head. A
hand of desperate consumers applied ta
District Judge , Foust snd secured . the
order la the form of a mandatory writ. .
SECOND PRIMARY IS
- NECESSAY IN LOUISIANA
NEW ORI.KXkf. Jsri. ft.'-lndlcstlont
that thla forenoon ' WSre that second
primaries would He necessary ' te .deter
mine upon democrat le candidate for
high orrtoe In Louisiana; Two. or the
three gubernatorial esnrhU, Vrf rujn
ring ao sloes an the eount of almost half
the lrt.000 votes cast la yesterday'a pri
mary, that another election seemed a
foregone oovtchieion. , ' , ,t-
A second prlmsry also will be aeces
sary It Is believed le determine the sen
atorial candidate for the term beginning
In llli. Congressman Bee ran v.- Brous
ssrd is la ths lead ut wit tMrnfflclent
votes to defeat hla opponent. Oevernor
genders snd Congressman A. H. fujo.
rwr the senatorial nomination the 111
term. Congressman Kansdeil waa leading
United Mates neostor Afurphy Koster,
a boss term expires In lll , r.1
EIGHT EXCHANGES JOIN
REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATION
KANSAS CITY, Jan. .-Closlag their
business meeting In, this city with ths
sddtlion of eight real estats hoards to
the membership of ths association, ths
sxeeutive oommlttee ot the Natloaal As
sociation of Real Kstat Btohangea left
today for Rt. Louis upon the Invitation
cf a.. B. 0'ReUy at that dty, national
vie president.
' The eight new members are: Elisa
beth, tt, J.; Oakland and Los Angeles,
Call' Saskatoon. Caaxde: Twin . Falls,
Idaho; Davenport and Council Bluffa.
la., aad Topeka, Ksn. It wss announced
by R. Bruce Douglas ef Milwaukee, na
tional ' secretary, that steps had been
taken to change ths name of the aaso
rtallon to the International Asaoclatloa
of Real Kslats Boards tn view of the In
ternational character the board haa'ae
sumed In the last few years.
SEC0N0 TRIAL OF SLAYER
OF OIL OPERATOR BEGINS
INDEPENDENCE. Kan.. Jaa. M.-Tbs
second IrJtl of A. A. Truskstt, charged
with the murder of J. D. i. Neetey. the
wealthy oil promoter and banker of Lima,
O , begaa before Judge Flannel ly la the
dletrlet court hi thia dty today.
Truskstt wss convicted of murder la
the second degree hut Mere, but was
granted a new trial by the supreme court.
Truss ett, who Is psst 9 years of age.
shot and killed Neeley, aged at. In the
lobby of a Caney. Kan., hotel January
7, mi. after the two had quarreled over
business arattts. Neeley was president
of the Wichita ripe Line company.
Truekett waa a capitalist of Caney.
There were ao witnesses o the shooting.
After his srreet Truskstt declared he
fired la self-defense.
BODY OF MISSING CHINESE !
BOSS IS FOUND IN TRUNK
8 BATTLE, Wesh.. Jsn. K The body!
of 8eih Blng, boss ot ths Chines em-j
ployed by the Southern Oregon company.
at Empire City, Ore., was found today
In sn unclaimed trunk In ths Ores!
Northern eaggmge room at the Vaton
station here. Kelb bed been struck be
tween the eyes and hla throat had been
rut. The trunk had been cut through at
the waist, thei the leas cut off and the
body other else reduced to convenient
form for sacking. Identification waa made
through lime bo Kb found hi the trunk.
The tntnk was received from Port lead.
Ore- December tl. The trunk had been
set aside with ethers to he sent the 8t
Paul unclaimed baggage headquarters.
INSURANCE COMMISSIONERS
'TALK TO MODERN WOODMEN
CHICAGO, Jaa. K Insurance cemmi
aleners of five statea who addressed the
deJecaM le the convenUoo ot the Mod
ern Woodm-n ef Amerjca today refuted
the charge made la circulars that mon
eyed Interests are responsible for the
attempt te In -luce frsurpl ergaaixatloos
to Uteres their rates.
First State Convention, of Denomi
station i Thirty Yean. .
ASOUSE nrTEKEST J5 CHTUCH
Effort Made by Ei-Cverar Shaw
to Sec are reatsal of Des Madae
Life Before Ite Bale Smoke '
Campaign la Capital.
(From a taff Correspondent
DES MOINES, la., Jan. M.-(8pedal
Telegram.) An all Iowa Methodist con
vention, authorised by the lows. Upper
Iowa Des Moines snd Nort newest lows
conference of the Methodist church will
be held In Ix Moinee, beginning Tues
dsy, February U, and ending Wednesday
night. This will be ths first convention
ot the kind in over thirty years. Bishop
William F. IMcDowell of Chicago will
preside. The purpose la to arouse Interest
In big church problems of ths etste and
to stir up ths membership I greater ac
tivity. There will he a banquet at the
close with prominent speaker, '
l.lht ea laewisusnr'lteal.
It was disclosed her, today that prior
to the sale of the Des Moines Ufe insur
ance company te a Chicago company an
erfort waa made oa the part of ex-Governor
Shaw to secure control of the com
pany, and that the plan waa to hare
Governor Carroll made president ot it
Others had figured en the purchsaw of
the company, but the price finally paid
waa aald to he less than some of the
earlier options, because the company had
been losing Ita surplus
BsaaeV Cemsslsalaa ta aated.
The city council haa been petitioned
for appointment of a smoke commission
ta combat the smoks evil In this city,
and for an epproprtattoa of giOM a year
for carrying on th work." This Is under
a new law which applies to Des Moines
only. '
The 8tam Msnufsetureri' ' assoclathm
has begsn campaign to secure amend
ment of the Iowa railroad taw which has
remained unchanged for twsnty-flve
years, go that some leeway may be had
In the matter of fixing rates between
competitive points over eif forest noes.
A series of meetings haa heeo arranged
la ths stats wher thla matter will be
discussed, i
Body of Kate Shelly.
Laid to Rest at Boone
BOONS, la.. Jan. Jt-txpeclaD-The
funeral of Kale Bhcily, held today from
the. Church ef the Sacred Heart, waa
largely attended, there being many vis
itor here from out of the city. Th
Northwestern Railway company gave a
special train to bring ths family w lends
and casket to thla dty from her home
near- ttis scene of her heroism thirty
years -age. Ths floral tributes were
many and vary beautiful, and the casket
was fairly smothered In thess remem
brances. Rev. Father James P. Barron
wss th priest in charge of ths services,
fOd th body waa taken I ths Catholic
cemetery for Interment.. Many sorrawtng
friend followed ths casket to the last
earthly resting place. Notable among
thoss wh silently watched lbs casket
lowered were many railroad boys, all of
whom had learned to leva the herotna at
the Molndona river bridge.
mi J A..Ae.J -i
Heroine's Funeral
Kons-E. Is.. Jan. St. Hpeclal. The
funeral of Kate Shelly held this morning
st ths Church ot ths Bsered Heart waa
attended by -th largest gathering here
In yesrs. A special train nrougnt ins
funeral osrtv from the Molngona home
to ths church hers. Evsry honor waa paid
ths dead heroine. Father Barron preached
the sermon, featuring her great neroism
in ealy life aad compared It with the
madarful Christian heroism of the death
bed when he administered the last sacra-
meal, f , .
FORTY-TWO CENTS POUND
PAID FOR IOWA BUTTER
mmv pit. la.. Jaa. M. 4 Special
Telegram r-Forty-tw cents per pound
was th price pal a ror l.ss pounaa o
butter sold at auction here today, the ex
hibit ot the Iowa flats ButtsrsMkenf ss
sorlstlon. Never was such a price heard of at any
previous convettno m this or sny other
stste. The winning tub wss served to
night at the turksr banquet glvtn to the
members of ths association.
Th aaoond tub will go to Governor
Carroll, aa compliments ef ths associa
tion. -
t ' th butter-scoring contest nearly
every buttermaker present entered. The
first honor fell to H. C. Btendel, North
wood; second to J. H. Backea. Rtdgeway;
third to B. 11. Ilallman, waverly. Dee
u.i.m asked for the next convention, but
It Is In the hands t th executive com
mittee.
( V Bart ef Plymouth wss sleeted
president, Al. P. Anderson, Algona. vies
president; J. J. Brunner. vtrawoerry
Point, secretary; G. O. Miller. Arlington,
treasurer.
Repreeentstlres of the CemmerdsJ club
of this dty from th State Buttermak
er' a sec laths and three members of the
executive committee of the National Rut
tsrmakers' association met this evening
aad Masea City asked for the next na
tional convention.
Iowa newe Sn
HEDRK'K A dose ef herse liniment
which she took by mistake tndsy. caused
the death of Mrs. John feeeiinsee, wed
st years, the wife ot a fanner living near
her.
TRAER The Vnited Presbyterian
eons re sat Ion of title place will build a
new church In the spring that will coat
.(. At a meeting ef the consmcailos
held lest nlgbt til. waa subscribed.
MlLFORlh-MHtna 8. Dewey, president
ef the Murom Notions! bank, and the
large, land owner In IMcktnson county,
dtedj her last night of cancer. He owned
IMaVaerse In this county. A widow and
seven children survive him.
TABOR Werren Gregory has sold his
farm east of Tabor to Wlllard I.umleen
for Cleo. This farm comprise 171 acre
nd haa fairly good Improvements, tt
sold four year as for PS an acre. Mr.
Gregory now realizes an advance of about
tt aa acre.
Tke abeale P la gee
destroys fewer llvee than stomach, liver
snd kidney disease, for which Electric
Bitters is the guaranteed remedy. He.
For sale by Beaton Drug Co.
' Philadelphia Olfleisls ladle ted.
PHILADELPHIA. Jsn. stHenry Clay,
former director uf puhile safety, aad
three others were iadRted here todsy.
charred wtth eeaeptraey to defraad th
dty la th awarding of sontracts. The
ether defeadanta are Carl Bleiunger. dty
architect: Jetm R. Wiggins and Wlllard
H. Walts, president snd treasurer, re-'
spectlvely, of a contracting firm.
WATCH FOR
PNEUMONIA
C'omaiKaity Afflicted With Colds,
long", 1-aorippe, t alarm anu
Daagrrows Fevers.
Repeats Advice to I'se Meatho
latirwe Medicine, Which Anyone
t'aa Make at Hon Cheaper Thaa
Labeled Good Purer and Better,
loo.
People who've barrels of money" !--
ably won't appreciate thia advice.
This Is for the reader mio knows the
vslus of every five-cent piece, snd usu-
ally It saves from at to MS five-cent pieces
for these who sre informed. Buying medi
cine In dribs costs mors thsn making a
big supply yourself. Buying ordinary pat
eat medicines means thst you psy too
much for syrups, corks, bottles, labels.
cartons, etc. For Instance, If you by a
aVcent bottle of cough medicine, tt con-
tains about two euaces. four-fifths of
which Is syrup end for & cents you can
make one-half gallon, of syrup.
By making Mentbo-Laxens medicine at
home you save lota of money en syrup
alone, and besides you know It's purs snd
quickly effective. Let us prove then that
the best and, cheapest wsy to cur coughs,
colds, catarrh.- snd t prevent pneumoni.
diphtheria, I grippe, Js to maks thla fine
big auppiy of medicine by mixing one-halt
pint of boiling wster with a pint ef granu
lated augar. Then, buy the pure concen
trated essence Mentho-Luen la 2-oa.
bottle! empty It Into a pint bottle or Jar
and till R up with Iks syrup, ptrectlons
with each bottle-tell bow to make and
laka. while the mansfaetorers guarantee
to refund money, to- any dissatisfied pur
chaser. Ton run no risk and will have oa
nana a medicine wucn, nas never neon
equaled f on colds, coughs, bronchitis.
catarrh, hoarseness, etc. Its tonic lax
ative aetloa puts th entire system on a
kesltrty basis and chretite disease -and
consumption sre avoided: Adn '
Millionaire Grafter . '
at Atlantic City is;
Given Year in Jail
MAYS LANDING, X. J., Jan. It-Louis
Kuehnell. republican leader of Atlantic
City, recently copvlclrd of unlawful par
ticipating In the awarding ot a contract
to a company la which he, was Interested
while h wsa a member .of the , water
commission, wss todsy sentenced t on
year Imprisonment at hard labor and te
pay a fine ot H.OM. Kuelinele waa released
oa ball, pending an appeal for a new trial
Because of the personality f "Commo
dore- Kuehnle, aa he Is familiarly known.
every cttlie of Atlantic City took aa In
terest In th cass. Clergymen were among
those who circulated petitions urging
clemency and aa a result of these efforts
It wss hoped be would be let off with a
fine., -
Mr, Kuehnle Is reputed to be A mil
lionaire lis Is ths president of ons of
ths largest banks In "Atlantic City aad
la a director and heavy stockholder Is
several others. ' ''I -
Tits trlsl wss conducted s"thfpreme
Court- Justice HeJIsck. sent her from
Newark by Governor Wilson especially
for that purpose. Attorney Order! WIMoa
waa sent by Governor Wilson to assist
the local prosecutor. ' ' '
Thomas McDevItt and George Arasle,
convicted of violating election laws In
Atlantic City, were Sentenced to ' six
months sod three months In jail, re-
apectlvely, '
The freeholders ot Atlantic county.
John Answsrth, Harry May and Frank
Endertln, who Were convicted of accept
ing money for granting read contracts.
were given one year each In th peniten
tiary. '
The men were admitted to ball, pending
appeal.
FIRE IN HOSPITAL FOR
INSANE AT OANVERS. MASS.
DAN VERS. Mass;. Jsn. R-Flr. which
for a time threatened to destroy a largo
part of the Stat Hospital for the Insane
here caused a loss that wilt react! tlS.W
early today. There wer l.mmlt and
femal hi male In th building bat H
was necessary to remove only about IM
men from on section ot the men's ward
where ths flsmes were confined.- 'At ns
time wss there anything like a panic.
TWO SMALL BOYS HELD w
- FOR ATTEMPTED ROBBERY
CHICAGO. Jan. it-Two (.year-old
beys. Stanley Kamowska and Andrew
Hlrma. were arrested by the police hers
ioday oa a chara- of having attempted
to bold up Roman Ryneiwcs, years old.
and rob him of I cents. One of the boys Is
said to hkve stabbed Rynlewics with a
knife, destroying th sight ot his right
eye. -
OPIUM CONSIGNED TO
- HONOLULU -IS SEIZED
SAX FRAyNCISOO. Jan. 24. An sx
preea hlpmdht cf forty-six pound of In
ferior smoking opium valued St X3.PW
a as seised by government agents just
prior t th sailing of th User Mongolia.
Ths opium wss consigned to Honolulu.
Agents believe the drug came across the
Mexkaa border.
W. C. BOLLARD TESTIFIES
at
Omaha, Dealer ii Witness in Lumber
Outer Suit, -
HE TJESIES ALLEGED C0E1CI0H
Says Yellow Mae ' Maaafactarer
AsMrUtlss Sever Made At
tempt Drive Aaybedy
Owt f astweaa.
KANSAS CITT, Jsn. St. Further tea
Unmny aeslgaed t refute the state s
allegatloa that the Tel low Pin Manu
facturers' sesodation footers a system
of stifling competition and fixing the
current prices oa lumber eras introduced
by the defense today at th resumption
of the hearing of th ouster suit sgalnst
twenty-six lumber companies transacting
business In Missouri
Attorney General Elliot Major ot Jef
ferson City was expected lo arrive In
this dty late today to assist John T.
Atkinson, smistsat attorney general, in
the pnsecutioa.
W. C. Bullard, a retail lumber dealer
of Omaha, tew I fled that In IMS. when
the suit was brought hs controlled six
yards la Nebraska, and that there waa
unrestricted competition among dealer
In yellow pine at that time. He said be
got dally quotations from traveling rep
resentatives of lumber companlea and
that prices were absolutely controlled by
supply sod demand. There were fluc
tuations from day to day. ha said, and
there was no discrimination la favor ot
members of the Yellow Pla Manufac
turers association.
Price List Dee Set Affect Market.
II said th Issuance ot a price list by
the asaoclatloa had no effect oa the
market price of pine, hut that the price
list was a convenience and benefit lo
the wholesaler, retailer, builder and all
others Interested in lumber.
Mr. Bullard aald the aesoclation never
tried to coerce wholesalers or retailers
and sever mads any effort lo drive any
body out of business. .
W. C, Scarrltt. counsel tor the lum
bermen, protested vigorously when As
sistant Attorney General Atkinson crosa
x emitting the witness tried to bring out
that a .gradual increase, in, price was
shows by lb price lists Issued from Uet
to IMS.
"Ths stats by Inuendo ts trying to cre
ate a falss Impression here,"' he said.
"The state has Introduced In evtdencs
msrket reports which show that ths mar
ket fell flv different tUnee during the
period mentioned.' - .
Mr, Atkinson dlsclstmed any Intention
to misrepresent the evidence already in
traduced, aad be waa allowed to pursue
his line of questioning, -; , .
Nebraska Woman "
Who Travels with
Show is Burned
BEATRICE. Neb.. Jaa. 2.-(Speclal Tel
egram.) William Fulton, a farmer living
near Liberty, this county, received word
today from Selnuf, Ls., that hla dsugb
ter. Mrs. Lillian ' Pets, a member of
Francis st Williams' Dog and Pons show.
wss burned to destb there yesterday dur
ing a perform snoe of the ahow. No par
ticulars were given. Mrs. Pets wss
years ef sge and leaved no family except
per husband, who Is traveling with ths
show. The body will be brought to Lib
erty for turlsl. ' " ' '. i
ALBERT WOLTER WILL BE
ELECTROCUTED MONDAY
ALBAXTV N. T.: JanVPtr-Goveraor Dix
has refused to Interfere hr the- esse ot
Albert W. Wolter, slaysr of Ruth
Wheeler, the girl whom h lured to hi
room In New Tork City oa th preterm
of employment aa a stenographer. Whiter
will bo electrocuted la Sing Sing prison
Monday morning. -1 " '
Hathtab Trust aa Poelponed.
DEROIT. Mich-- Jan. (4 The trlsl of
the. government's criminal ess against
the alleged bathtub trust, which wss to
begin January 18, has- been postponed
until reoruary s, at ine request ot ine
def ens. ' - - -
field Rash I Hssltsks.
MIKITONAS, Man., Jan. si-Gold In
flakes snd nuggets wss found near Mlnl
tonss todsy by drillers, attracted by the
new that gold had been found In chick,
ens. An otter uf tle.ej wss refused for
a claim more than a mile away.
COLDS CAltSB nBADACBE.
LAXATIVE BROMO fuimeie, the world
wide Cold and Olio remedy removes
cause. Call :or full name. Look tut aig
nature E. W. GROVE. Sic-
Want Betutif nl Hair?
Use This Shampoo
Cold Weather Overcoats
Obtain Comftrt and
Combine Economy '
Browning, King & Co.
After you have thoroughly posted yourself regarding the
Overcoat Values, come here and look at the assortment
we are showing, and remember that this is an oppor
tunity to get Quality' and Workmanship at an Excep
tionally Low Price. When you buy, as we know you
will, after comparison, always remember the BROWNING-KINO
Policy, which holds your money on deposit
until every transaction gives perfect satisfaction.
A large assortment of $22.09 and $25.00 Overcoats Re
duced to ' -
me
Not the class of merchandise made up for "Sale" pur?
poses, but this season's best sellers, all made in our own
New York Work Rooms.
"A NATIONAL INSTITUTION"
BrewningiKing &C
R. S. WILCOX, Mgr.,
Fifteenth and Douglas Sts.'
Yellowstone Coal
Has Made a Hit!
' On January 1st ws announced aa a genulns January bargain our
brand new "Yellowstone" Wya cost st 17.00, a pries far below
Its actual value, compared with other western coals.
On January 1'th. ao great had been the sals of this splendid coal,
that a solid sperlsl train ot Yellowstone coal was rushed through
on passenger schedule.
Today. January SSth. Tellowstone Certified coal la th most popu
lar fuel sold in Omaha.
Our Introduction Price is $7.00
We contracted to aell th output of th mine, and, thanks to th
quality and the price, wa are doing !(, Every ton of Yellowstone
Used by sn Omaha consumer saves a nice little) chunk of hla money.
For Furnaces, Stoves and Fire Places
Tellowstone Is greet for grates.. Yellowstone Is Just right for '
soft coal heaters. But It's best of. sll for furnaces. Being a strong,
lssty, clean, cllnkerlesa, sootless, smokeless coal. It ls a fine sub- '
stltute for hard coal In furnaces, ,
Yellowstone is Sold, on Trial
' Our Guarantee Certificate, whk-h ls slwsys attached to the driver's
' ticket, meahs that -our coal la sold "on trial." If you like It, you
keep tt; If you don't,! we take It bark. If you, don't like It, we
lose: It you ao like It. you gsls kng -fen wtu. , . ., ,
Yellowstone is Different
Yellowstone has ths sdvantags over other kinds of coal. Tt ta more
durable and will hold fire longer. It is cleaner, therefore mora
pleasent to uee. It Is free from clinkers snd leave but little sshl
clinkers and ash weigh heavily and represent wasted money, tel
lowstone coal come from s very deep n ine. In a new district, proba
bly the most remarkable deposit ever discovered.
I
Try One Ton of Yellowstone
SUNDERLAND
W1614 HARNEY ST.
BOTH
D. 252,
A-1252
50 YELL-0 I
Wagons j
"Th reason so many women have dull,
brittle, stringy hair hair that splits at the
ends, fades and falls out Is because ot
employing alkali shampoos. This robs the
hair sacs ot their required oil and causes
brlttlenees of the hair and profuse dandruff,-
write ktrs. Mse Mart a la the
New Tork Dally Record.
"An Inespenstv and really delightful
shampoo can be had by getting a small
package of cantbroz from the druggist
aad dissolving a teaspoonful In a ctip of
hot water. Thla mixture should be poured
slowly oa the acalp aad rubbed up well,
The cantltrox creates a thick, white lather
that cleanses, soothes aad -Invigorate.
After rinsing, the scalp ts left clean and
pliant, while the hair Is fluffy, silky snd
easy to do up." Adv.
DEATH RECORD
jjasleb Stallee.
GRIX.NKLl-.-le-. Jan. ti.-48pecUI.V-
Joslah KtslW-f, something aver 7 years
ot age, lived In aloMesama, ths county
aeat of thia county, for the best fifteen
years until some three months sgo, when
he wss celled to Ma native stste. Ohio,
by th Oetth of a brother. There he
failed In health and died a few days ago
at th home of hie niece In Irreeden.
While here be ws supposed to be poor,;
as he IT red very ec momieelty and kept
his affairs to himself. A lawyer sent ea
from Ohio ts Investigate snd settle ap
his estate has discovered that he died
possessed of some gS,0M In Iowa and
Canada farms and seme city property hi
Montmma. - Thla geea to relatives, si:
of whom Pre la Ohio, while ons alec
nves at Alsjneda. Cal, and one at Labea,
Wash aad a half sister Uvea In Iowa.
DROWN'S
Cbonchiax. Troches
Per Hosresaess, CeogB, lagaatsd Threat. Bra.
Diamonds in Platinum
l'litlmn
mounting g r
considered far
the b e a t f or
showing off the
beauty ot dial-ends.
Sapopu
lar Is this metal
becoming til at
people are hav
ing their dia
monds reset
forsaking; gold
for nlat tnam.
In a neat platinum mounting a
diamond seems to throw off bet
ter and richer light and to hold a
beauty which Is strongly reflected
from every facet. This atore
shows many beautiful platinum
mountings. The fcdbolm engage
ment ring is platinum mounted
and Is one ot tbe most b;f.itlful
creations in the store.
Bot Merely Bay Invest.
ALBERT EDH0IJ1
JKWKI.KR
Sixteenth and Harney
AMt'lEMEXTl.
(aVO-fyy
Psoas i Beagles 4S4; tad. 4-144. .
nut. Irsry iisy tils; livery Bight g;lS.
aoygaca Tauoam-LB i
Mclntyre and isseth. eiabetle Adams
' snd Company. De r'aye fcieters, Krgotti ,
; and Lilliputians. Augustine aod Hartley.
Masoo snd Murray. John McCauley, Con
t red and Whiudeii, Klnetoscope, orpheum ,
j Concert orchestra, trices: Mat- 10c. '
, beat seats 2c. exoept taturday snd gun-
dsy. A'lgl.l -10c, c, sec sirs 75c
AMERICAN THEATER
Tonight, arate. Today aad Batareay.
- sags SWA &Aa-a and th ,
WOOBWAXB PTOCX COeWAJTg ta
TRILBY' .
eat Wssa U IWIt Of WAT.
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: win, 4m si. r.enjs. e,orMce stiii aret
Ueorije 14. Hta-iioir tail w:lh "the Ceilcg
;tir:- ls-t i-cneon Keuuijr .C!orus.
isdis- Bias lestlae Svery Week Bay.
. tlunusy aud Wees Big Ualety Co.
TieeUse. eieei
gmstul rsuef. Aa article M sapsrV sMrlt, as.
sotsMyfrm from say bliaetes. gcM
ssuy meets, aampiesssllsd tree.
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wmm
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bh,x,t mrrcKXB nr
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AROUND THE CLOCK
i"
Lortsaee Heartaa Aetata Delayed.
WASHINGTON, Jsn. H-The Lortreer
Urvestlgatloa' again was delayed today,
atr. Ilanecy. Senator Loctmer's counsel,
who hss been III. ws sot well enough ta
proceed. The- hearings have " been' post.
Indefinitely.
Suits and Overcoats, to Order, $17.50
Reduced from $28.00
Our Big C1t?aring Sale reduces the price on every
suiting and overcoating in our entire store 25$J to 405c.
Halts aad Orercoata, ta sMvJejr, S2O.00 reduced from $35.04
fMlta aad Overcoats, to order. Z5.(K) reduced from. .. .$40.00
Salts aad Overcoat, to order, S30.P9 reduced from StS.eO
Balta aad Overrrmte, te order, $35.00 tednced from $50.00
We use god strong lining. All work made In our own work
shops. Every garment guaranteed perfect in fit snd style. f
MacCarthy-Wilson Tailoring' Co.
804-33 Soath lOtb Street.
Five 8ews 6owth of Fa
Toaigkt UstU gat tit t gl Je
atarday Mat Sis to giuny
HZsTBT W. UTttl OFT Bag '-
. EXCUSE ME
A Pullman Carnival.
STAJtTiae IIILTII atOUaTsVtTP
(RUB THEATER
rai Tun i.n.Ltr Bvmuscjvai
Seautlful Souvenirs I Ladle at
Ladle Uaily Dime Matinee.
Rxtra Frldsy Night-Chorus Girls
Walking Contest.
RAFAEL NAVAS
Battnsat Spanish PUaist, Bireat Trssg
aaltaaiwasni Orchaetia, riUA -t
XBT BJtCXTAA
LYRIC THEATER '
rrs-tTBaBAT. jAroABT as. aje 5. at
Bassrrsd Beat aa Saw Owl Brag atar. ,
