THE BKE: OMAHA, SATtiBDAir, AUGUST 3.1, 1913.
FINAL CLEARING SALE
OF ALL OUR LATE SUMMER DRESSES
. SATURDAY, 9 A. M.
To raako room for our extensive Fall Stocks now arriving, wo offer, Saturday, our
entire stock ;of Fine. Summer Dresses at two prices, $4.75 arid $7.50.
Dresses tlfarsojd for' $9.50, $12.50, $15.00 and $16.50, SATURDAY
Dresses thajBol'd'fbr $17.50;' $220, $25.00 and $35.00, SATURDAY' (jjy
............ gATrjRDAY9 A.M.
BELEEYE GIRLWAS ABDUCTED
Evidence to Uphold View Margaret
Lnka Was Kidnaped.
REPORT OP SPEEDING AUTO
Ladies' Summer
4 . '
r: Hosiery
Silk Boot Hose, white or
black SOc per pair
Thread S.Ik Hose, white or
black .... $1.00 per pair
Popular shades in Silk Hos
iery $1.50 per pair
Black or White Silk Lisle
Hose.. 35c and 50c per pair
:A Special Sale
All Black Hats, Trim-
med arid Untrimmed,
Satin , or Velvet, the
Newest Shape Trim
med with the Latest
Fabrics at Specially
Low Prices.
Millinery Section, 2d Floor
Green County Trnstera Start Fight
to Hare Itallrond Aaaeaamenta In
creased In Proportion to
Other Stnte Property.
Wildroot"
The best Hair Tonio
and Dandruff Remedy
on the markot, 50o nnd
$1.00 sizes.
"WUdroot" Shampoo
Soap leaves tho hair sol t
and fluffy, 15c, or two
for 25c.
Trailing Arbutus Tal
cum, 20c.
(For Saturday only.)
Waists and Middy
Blousss
slightly soiled and mus
sed, that sold for $1.00,
$1.25 and $1.50, (2Qn
SATURDAY u;7U
Main Floor, Firat Table, Center Aisls
Resistal
Waterproof
Crib Sheets
Somohting new; silk
or cotton finished; size
36x36 inohes, $1.00 and
$1.50 each.
Infants' Wear Dept.,
third floor.
HOWARD AND
mm
SIXTEENTH
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
DBS MOINES, la., All. .-(Cpc'al
Telegram.) Tho theory that Margurct
iiutca. a Den Moines girl. II years of PK
Was abducted from the state, fairgrounds
aet week was strengthened today by a
report from Col. Inn, forty miles north of
here. A big red automobile went coesd
Ing through that town containing fr.ur
men and a young girl who seemed to be
In great dlstreso. The pnranta of tha girt
Insisted from the first she was abdJotid,
but ail efloris to trace her have fal.od.
Want Ball Values Higher.
Trustees In certain townships In Ureeni
county have recommended to the Hoard
of Supervisors that they start sul'. to
compel tho state executive council to
raise the assessment of railroad property
or reduce the assessment on real prop
erty In that county.
They declare there Is a discrepancy
which works an Injustice to them and
that ral.road property Is not sufficiently
taxed.
Office Not Satisfactory.
The determination of the Wilson admin
istration to retain Dubuque as a revenue
1 office, after abolishing Burlington, Is
causing somet rouble for the fr'cnds of
the administration In Iowa. In the south
ern part of the state, especially, thero Is
objection to having the. revenue oftlco for,
the state located where It Is so difficult
to reach and at several places petitions
have been signed up asking the federal
author'tlea to locate tho revenue office
at the capital of tho state. There has
also been much dissatisfaction over the
' abolition of ono of the 'revenue offices,
which was done, so It Is said, In order
that a' new revenue offlco might be
cerated In ono of tho sotuhem stales.
Claim Discrimination.
Ono of the big features of the attack
on the constitutionally of the Iowa,
workmen's compensation law, as made
in tho federal courts. Is that It la rankly
discriminating as to classes of persons
affected. It Is stated that tho taw will
not apply to farmers and some other
classes of employers of labor, hence Is
not of uniform application. Tho petlt'on
In the case la signed by one J. C. Hawk
Ins of Nevada, but the case la In tho
hands of Des Molncs lawyers who rep
resent Insurance Interests. The attorney
! general will be asked to defend the law In
the courts.
Tiovr Snpplytns Hoe; Serum,
It Is announced by the stato . college
authorities that they are now supplying
a uuantlty of hog cholera serum from
the new state laboratory at Ames and
that by tho first of October they will
probably have their permanent buildings
the serum that Is needed at that time.
Send the boy to
school right
1
Whatcha mean;
Send.ng him io school right
"Ssndin htm rig'it" msam that one of our right suits at a right
price will be of more genuine worth and wear than half a dozen
uncertain suits with a so-called bargain price attached. We have
been making boys clothes and selling them on this
corner for 23 years, and many of the boys we dress
ed for school years ago, we ae dressing for business
today. Time has but added wisdom and greater ef
forts of perfecting to excel, and we have spared no
pains this fall to give oar patrons the best suit val
ues their money ever bought. The new fabrics cut
and fashio led as they are will toe right up to the
mark of the most crit.cal examination and as we
said before we promise you the best school suit val
ues at
$5.00, $6.50, $7.50, $8.50, S10.00
and up you ever saw that's saying a whole lot, but
we are right here to make good.
lionff Pant Salts with a touch of elegance and English origin that can only
bo found hero.
$12.50 up
For Misses nnd Youths who aro going to school we suggest thoy coma in and enjoy our display of
new Macklnaws. They ar ory att active, and doa't tak up much trunk room Hats, Caps, and
Furnishings to giro the right tone to the suit.
Browning, King . Co.
GEO. T. WILSON, Manager.
Champion mare, r-abst Stock fa m, Ocono
mowoc, Wis., on Queen Daisy; r.bbon,
V lid Roso farm, St. Charles, 111., on Sun
shine.
Standard Bred Trotter Champion Btal-
III., on Tommy Deyl.
Kon, J. It. Peak & Son., Winchester
HUM'S
1 vanmwsg
MBCH SATISFACTION
- iV. ' 1 )"' '
CmM4Mt free PMr One,),
cetnlB eKfli ha Wen' lnCour,i the
ItWit' plofnM" 'ev&e;ntia and the'
untoreaeen attitude of President Wnvm
us4 Secretary of Stats Bryan have ma-la
it certain.'
A eulogy of Huerta follows and the
trrtlcW continues; "President Wilson hai
taken It on himself to erysUllz tbr pop
ularity of Huerta until the latter nas be
come the Incarnation of national dlgult
and 80rellgnty.,
El rata publishes an editorial along
Klm'.lar lines, declaring that "Pivaldent
Wilson ha not only launched the.lnl.
ilacy ot Huerta. but advanced It. ho lid
JIuerta be proposed ho could find no bet
ter argument In Tils favor than the cttlim
of a Tanked president."
El Independents under the caption "Our
nrst Victory" eays: "Mexico attend
thrMMjti the loctd aha dignified respond,'
th eM reasoning and tha Jdsf erounfls
cf kteaeean slowacy."
TJw Ifftaarelal. dting the fact that ne-
tjaHtaB have not terminated, dot not
batteva H opportune to attempt o an
alyse the situation; It counsels tmn
quKy anly. Mafrevln ana apple, "dt-jg
tBt'eaum'taua tar taken by the Mexican
H-f va n m Crna.
TKIfA CRUZ, Max.. Auc .-Numbc.
of American refugees are arriving ht.rj
warning to them to leave Mexico. iht so'
In need of assistance are appealing to
Consul Canada for aid. Some famt.Ue'nt
means from Mexico City also h&vo ar
rived and a great Influx la expocted hoio
during tha next few days. Most of tn
refugees will remain In Vera Cms watch-
lntr 'for developments In the situation.
Petalbi of the recent accident to the
Halted Rtatea battleship Louisiana tuie
ot woe at target practice show that no
damage vras dona to the" vessel. It nrrrk
a leef whole steaming at four knots and
was floated again Immediately.
Oil Steamer Burning
v iii NeYork Harbbr
CAYALRY TEMWIHS MATCH
Skirmish Una Makes lip Change. Jn
' - -Scoreif W JfarXsMen. 1
NEW YOniC, Aug. . The steamer.
Bui germeister Hackman. with W,000
loi.s of crudb oil and behtlaa In Its hold, MAlX
xtU'i channel toward "on. foineen liours OrrroB la Third, United State Ma
JTHIS3EI SECOND
ttno Ceraw Foarth and Iorra
riftn Cnptata ClojBt6a
la HlgU Man.
CAMP PEIiny. O., Aug. &.Tho No-
arter U. cargo. had been fired by a spark
created "by f. let Ion when two tin cases
struck violently. Tha 9, JO.-ton vessel had
listed f.ftien ftet to port at B o'clock and
tha water wo then wtthln a few Inches
of Its deck.
A botttiy of three fire boats surrounded tlonal rifle team match u ennriurt a
iho craft, and t.umped water on it all day, the United titates cavalry team w:n
plsht, but It burned steadily. Biasing nlng with a score, of 3.CT5. The victors
blocks ot wood, dislodged from IU steel were led by Captain W H. Clopton ,ot
frame, floated down tho river, menacing i the Thirteenth cavalry,
other cra.t Nine thousand gallons of I Other leading scores were: United
bensine , had not been reached by tho ; 6vtea navy, socond. 1655f Or.rnn
flames at t o clock and fire fighters wero 24i United States Marino corps, fourtli,
hopeful that It would sink beforo this , 2.CC2; Iowa, fifth, 2,601.
should explode. Thousand ot persona The shooting of the skirmish run tho
lining, the water front were swept back final stago of the match, today, produced
oy mo pouce ieerv i lureo prcsiocis, iuiijr cnangea in the standing. Before the
who believed they would be Imperiled In 1 skirmish run the United States Infantry
case of an exploson. Ham was In first place, the marina
The "Bntterni.uv Channel" Ilea between toatn was second. United flt.t.. ,.i!-..
tho crowded flouth Brooklyn water front was third. Wisconsin fourth and fowl
and Governor's island, the Utter covered , Cfth.
along the shore with army ctora houses
and aarracka.
FUNERAL OF FRED DALT0N
. HELD AT fAftEHTS' HOME
TABOIt, la.. Aug. .(8peclal Tele
eram.) The funeral of Fred. Dalton of
Macedonia was held here today at the
Key to the Situation Bee Advertising.
The cavalrymen moved from third to
fhrot place, Um navy r0M rom eIgRlh
placa and the Oregon team came from
the middle of the list. Th
dropped from second place and the Iowa
icara ueia us own.
try ft m
ne iBiantry team, which hd v.ia
first place until today, dropped down to
eigntn.
hvme ot hie parents. Nr. and Mra. Harry t,in cin7n .hi .7. ,t r v'r
Mten.. Baf. D. U. Norrla,. Pastor ot n.1C'"f.t.0'L! ' b! H"
' iwa won tne
eniisiea men's match.
The scores made by tho five leader
on the skirmish run wore as follows:
Cavalry, 1.027; navy, 1,040; Oregon, 1.009;
marines. 961; Iowa, OSS.
Beorra In Team Match.
The other teams In the national team
match finished In the following order:
ew zone s.isps Ohio
r,m
......2,U0
the Chr!et'an . church, officiating. The
young man was found dead on a rented
farm near Macedonia Thursday 'lying on
the flor and across hie rifle. It U be
lieved ho shot himself In the head. He
was a bachelor near 90 years of age and
rented his farm for cash tho last two
years. He was much discouraged by
poor 'crop seasons. He acted In a pecu
liar manner last week while- here attend
ing the base ball tournament. He re
turned to Macedonia last Sunday.
All our regular 11.50 shirtwaists Sat
urday at E9o. Julius Orkln.
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Drugs at Cut Prices
You ueel Borne ot the standard Drugs and Tolit Artl lea lifted
belqw. You can save cousldorablo money by getttug them here. Note
the desp cuta in prices.
Kan 'as ?,5 7
U, 8. Infantry.. i.M
Via, of Colum..2,SM
Artsona 2.ST8
Colorado ..,,,...2.5,0
Wisconsin t,U0
Alabama ....... .M7
Massachusetts .5 MS
Tnn .
Washngton ...3,638
I West Vlrgtnla.2.6a
; Indiana
Florida 2.W8
'Thoy havo placed In charge of the state
laboratory C. Q. Cole, who has been In
charge oi tne teaerai UDoraiory at tne
college where serum has been manufac
tured for the various government experi
ment stations.
State 'Want to Bay I.nnd.
Regardlag- thn. .contemplated purchase
of land ior stato Institutions the States
Board, c-f (Jontrc-l has Just made public
tho following 'otatcraent:
Tho Board of Control by an act of
the thirty-fifth general assembly Is au
thorized to locate a state colony for
epileptics, a new location for the reforma
tory for women and a district custodial
farm, and to purchase land for these In
stitutions and we desire to get In touch
with respons'ble real estate men and
others Interested In each county, with
the view of looking at some of the farms
that would be suitable for these purposes.
In tho opinion of tho board tho sta.o
colony for epileptics should have from
00 to 1,000 acres of good land. The other
Institutions would require a smaller
amount of land. In the view of tho board
thero are some conditions In the estab
lishment of a otato colony tor epileptics
that are very essential; first, n good sup
ply of puro water; second, good sanitary
building sites where tha dr&lnago problem
can be easily solved and, third, good
productive land. Among other conditions
would be land so located that switches
connections could be had with some
leading railroad."
ir ln Wrsther far Favr.
Tha stato fair never in all Ita history'
experienced such nearly perfect weather
for such an event. There waa a very
heavy rain two daya before the fair
opened, after which there waa not
drop of rain fell on the fair; no wind
nor threat of storm and for moat of
the time it waa hot enough to etart the
crowds go'ng. but not too hot for tha
comfort ot the exhibitors.
Great Stock ExMfclt
Tho live stock exhibit at the Iowa
state fair waa clearly one of the greatest
ever mado anywhere. Between 000 and
1.0CO cattle and an equal number ot
horses were shown. Many of the classes
were very, even and there waa no poor
stuff. In the hog department there waa
a fair showing only.
Below will be found the sweepstakes
prlxe winners in tho live stock depart'
mcnt:
Srrlue 8rreepstnkee.
vrkuVilrf Omn champion boar. T.
! Manly, Guthrie Centei J sow, B. F
M.rgfcn champion stall on, J. C. Drunk '
Si- ,ngf cid, 111., oi. Allen f. . .
Shetland Champion stallion in harness.
Qeorge Jleyl, Washington, 111., on King
Lor i go.
Mu e Champion. F. I Iiutson, stati
Center.
Cattle Streepatakca.
Polled Durham Crand champion bull
, II. Miller? Peru. Ind.. on Sultan'f
Creed.
Ayrshire Adam Belts, wauKeona, wis.,
on I mo. Baraonoch Day Cavalier: cow
same, on Imp, Uarbolgh 10th.
jersey uuu, Memo jraoyan, ueneva
Til r T),. am.. I tr Tl..lln.
lilt, U1I ,U13, WW, . VC..l&
Lake Villa, 111., on Bullnda's Vennor.
Ilea Jfolleu uuiu uaussier uros., iio-
bNeb.. onTeddy-a Beat.
Dn,fon. on.lsvrwln C.; cow, same. ',
EiRcxcap Mctienry. .
uauoway buii, u. o. tieotner, unanion.
Guemaoye Bull. W. W. Marsh, Va.e.
loo. on J "id Haves Cherub: cow. santa
on Imp. Moreland Aquamarine,
cuich beitea uuu. tr. iu csanaen
Mesa. Arts., on Columb'a King.
Shorthorn C. O. Saunders. Manilla, on
Cumberlard Type.
Brown fcswirs uuu, Aiimnuret farm.
n on Wis . on Mvone Boy.
Shorthorn Cow. Anoka forms. Wauke
sha, wia, on village inower.
Hereford Bull, u. Hams. Harris, mo
on Repeater; cow, J. V. cudahy, Belton
mo., on renecuon uoss.
Hhortnorn uow. u. h. uurge, mu ver
non, on Silver Mysle.
Hoistein cow. u a. weison. ivaveny
on Chlod Art's Jewel.
Galloway Cow, Capital View ranch.
Sl'ver Ixtko. Kan on Daisy Dimple.
Hnlitelna Bull. Iowana farms. Daven
port, on Iowana Houttje Pontlao Count.
VOTES FOR MANY YEARS:
FINDS HE IS NOT A CITIZEN
ATLANTIC la., August 23. (Special.)
After voting for thirty-four years as a
cltUen ot the United States, holding pub-
He office and living during this time
under the Impression that he waa a
cltlsen, Jacob Chrlstenson, the pro-
I.
Kun
illllnola 2,(01
.New Jersey, ,..,;,497
I'tah s 493
Miomgan ...... J.4C5
Pennsylvania ..5469
Hhode Island.. , 3 43
EOo Carmen Powder. ..... .Oe
11.00 Hyomel, complete ...5"'
2Pq Lyou'u Tooth Powder . -1 6
25c Menen'a Talcum Pow-'or, 10 c
26o Laxative Uromo Qu'nine. 12
ac Pond's Vanish ng Cream, 15 i
BOc Pebeco Tooth Paste. . . O
26c Packer's Tar Bosp 14 i
50c Pape's Dlapcpsih 20 c
25c M.ntholat4.m 14
11.50 Fellow' Syrup of
Hypopb,osphils . .f7i
11.00 Duify'a Malt Whiskey. 73d
35e Cutoria 31c
25c Carters Little Liver
12d
3.00 Fountain Pen, heavy
eolld gold pen 81.00
f 2.50 and S3.00 Dowes Stand
ard 8elf-Fllllng Pen, .. .81.00
36o Prophylactic Tooth
Brush 24-C
11.00 Protono ....57c
$1,00 Delatone ..57
26c Ltatetlne ....15c
1-Plnt DUUlted Extra.t
Witch Haiol 20 e
11.00 Druua's Sarsapar lla. .07c
91.00 Dike's Dlood anj Hkin
R-medy OTd
26c Peroxide of Hydrogen. . .Ct3
50c Beaton's Coll Crem...35c
COo Casslmero Greaselcss
Cream 34c
Beaton Drug Co.
1 follow tho Beaton Path.'
rarnara and Fifteenth Streets.
Minnesota iui
Mississippi .....2.3W
Connecticut ... .3,324
Tennessee 3,310
Vermont 2.S07
Oklahoma 2JSH
North Carolina
Kentucky 3,K
South Carolina E.JS
Virginia .......A1S7
Narr Team Second.
The national trophy and 4S0 In cash
sees to the Un ted States cavalry team
I as first winner; second prise of 3S0 cocs
to the United Btatee navy teams third,
, prlte of X) roes to the Oregon tam and
the fourth prlte of $S0 goes to the
united Btatea marine corps. These four
teams aro winners of Class A.
Uy tandlns In sixteenth place the
Washington team takes first money of
Class B. which Is SU0 and the famous
Hilton trophy. Second pne money of
goes to West Virginia, third money
of a goes to Indiana, and Florida geU
fourth monev of JMO.
Tho Sronse Soldier of Marathon and
(300 goes to California as the winner ot
the first place In Class C, which Is thlr-
Maryland
Montana
Hawaii .4is
Missouri :.sy
California 2 JT7
W..nMlHH ... 1 ... . .1
Oeorsla J.S7S Chester hiteDoar A. B. Bomeryllle,
New Mexico., ..2,mi Monroe; sow, Thomas F. KenU Walnuf,
unii vnuiaef,j'4 i ianiuriii-uuaj w - -
MMtit anw. iajtib.
ilOinpfchlro boar. Clayton MEncr
Keswick, sow. Btutono eioctv imuu
rtiinmlAriiev Boar. O. R. Stevens. Itlp-
pey; sow, Wahlmeyer Bros., Meitou.ne.
tierKanire uoar, iawn imito
enport; sow, samo.
Potand-Ch.na-Uoar, J. E. Meharry, To
lonp, lit; sow, same.
liorar swnv'iaKr'1
Clydesdale J rand champion stallion,
.TnmM t illev. lrltt- Oil ivIUKS Faui.Uj
itt rve rlbbou II. Harris Ford, Storm
Lake, on Prince Cedrlo,
..tiiulai.B-4.hamp.on stallion, tu uttt-
Kur. Klrfni on Julea Ileml: reservn
rbbon. WllUam Crownover, Hudson, on
rartnoa ae oaiaroingo. vnuninvn """Ji
ll. Lrebure. tairiax; riDoon, iw c,
V nrh IndfDcndo .ce.
RhirrH (,'hnmolon stallion. Truman
Stud farm, Uuehnell. III., on ColeshlU
niomni vflnrr: r bhon. W. Crownover.
Hldson. on Boro Ragetd Boy, champion
mare. Truman Btud farm, uusnneu u.
nn Tinn Auromi ribbon. F. J. Wolt
man, ceoar Funs, on Mouuon rriraeii.
Clydesdales-Champion mar. II. H.
Ford on Princess Maei ribbon. Hthel.
wold farms, Mondavi, Wla, on Amy.
Pvrcherone Champion stallion W. H
Kox. Genoa. Neb., on Jeun; ribbon II. G.
llciltllan. Rock Rapids, on Matador,
prletor of tho Chrlstensen Brothers' store
of this city, dtscovered that he was not
a citizen and had no right to vote, and
that he would have to be naturalized to
become one. The discovery was nade
last week when Mr. Chrlstensen appeared
In court as a witness for an applicant
(or naturalization. When ho waa asked
about h!s own naturalization and citizen
sh'p ho replied that hla father was natur
alized at Yankton, 8. D., before he was
of age. thinking that he spoke the truth.
After figuring up by dates It became
evident that there waa a mistake some
where along the line, so investigation
was made by mall, which resulted In
ending that hla father was naturalized
after ho hod obtained his majority and
that therefore ho (Mr. Chrlstensen) waa
not a citizen ot this country.
,As soon 'as he Jcarnd .thlR tact ha ap
plied for naturalization papers In the
office of the local clerk of the dUtrlrt.
court ' MrChr'stenserf wb,PB9 father,
was. a native of Denmark, is Inclined to
see the mater In the nature of a Joke
and good humoredly stated that this time
he would be sure be had a right to vGte.
Iorra Newii Notes.
IOWA FAIXS After lfrln eva'
hours, Everett Stonebreaker the 7-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stone
breaker of this city, led of tho tqrrlbl
bums received while at play.
CRF8TON At the Creston homecotntnf
Qlen Martin will use his demonstration
machine Instead of the racer, as he sty
ho can give a more showy rilsDlav nnd
remain in the air better. Thin n thr
macnine in wnicn ho ascended 7,000 riot
In Chicago recently.
IOWA FALLS Tha ravuei tit ho-
cholera In this part of the state seems to
spread witn rapidity and resultant Inv
running Into the hundreds of thousands
or dollars, northeast oi Ackley the dla
ease seems unusually virulent and farm'
ers are losing from sixty to 200 head-
CRESTON Word reaching here today
savs mat onenrc (Colonel ityan when
visiting Hamburg for the second tlnto in
tre last week with search warrants
round several Karons or tne questional!
liquid In the Ell Marker place. Th res
idents of the Marks placa claimed '.he
goods to be the property of John. Calla
han and a warrant waa Issued for bs
arrest. Another of tho ausDects nurnst
Ad Hughes was arrested and entc.-od a
piea or guuty.
tiOQAN The Women's Christian Tem
perance union meeting of this district
waa held hero Weunesday. There wero
many excellent speeches made, umoru?
which wa th lecture by Mrs. Ida B.
wue-amun. -mere were miny-iive uci-
egates In attendance lrom the dlsttl;
embracing Pottawattamie, Audubon, Cam
oheiby ana Harrison counties.
Spanish Consul and
Wife Burned to Death
NEW YORK, Aug. 29. Thousands .of
curios gathered In many lands and
stacked high in the apartments of
Hlpollto Uriarte. for f.fty years a Spanlsl
consul, ted a firo kindled In lighting a
cigar today and blocked tho (vay,pt.-tht
agedhdlPlomattst and .his wife to, safety.
Urlarto was found dead, JeanlngtBoroas
a window allL. His wife, Mary E.jLomse,
mistook a window leading to an air ehaft
for one opening on a firo escape and
plunged four stories to her death.
Urtarte was S3 years old. For fourteeu
years he waa Spanish consul general Id
New York. His last service- .was In
Canada. During his travels for hla gov.
ernment he had accumulated ;souvenlri
and momeatos of every country In which
he had lived. They crowded every nook
nnd cranny of his apartments, and ln 'bi
smoke and confusion resulting from the
Cre effectually cut him off from escape.
The fJre was kindled, it Is believed,
when he lit a cigar which he Intended
to smoko before going to bed. The aged
couple had been up until a late hour cele.
bratlng the home-coming of their sou,
Lotus, an accountant In Cuba.
A Viper tn the Stomach
Is dyspepsia, complicated with liver an
kidney troubles. Elcctilc Bitters help .all
such cases or no pay. Try them. BOc. Foi
sale by Beaton Drug Co. Advertisement.
Key to the Bltuatlon-Bee Adertlslng.
ty-nrst pis.ee in the I st ot winners. Sec champion etalllon owned tn Iowa, If. a,
ond money or 00 goes to Wyom.ng; McMillan on Matador: ribbon. M. J. Nel
thlrd money of $115 goes to Georgia, while ! Cambridge. , on Kon'Jf 'f; Camp-
on Couceorua; ribbon, Dunham. Wayne,
111., on lids.
New Mexico wins fourth money of $1S0.
Th Persistent and Judicious Use of
Newspaper AdvartUlog la the Koad la
ButJnew Buccesa.
iVui-knavft ChamDlon ataUlon. Pabst
Btock farm. Oconomowoc. Wis., on Bag
thorp Sultan i ribbon. Wild Rose farm,
U Charles, lit on Beehatn Motan.
A D -itorieal
mv hw Starw Aa-lter
Olen Hmet fe thmt ou don't know cm be Uarned
from tha mia yo'd ltat tuip ct f kntvolni iv Ev.ry
tvu an t to it m m an is: " IV y , I tiln t knt you
had un thing toJU nit,'' nnd bso thmo tuuth U rns
iom.thtn about elcthigt at ue ueotr cuAUd ia"fl named
inofilinary cUttUng ttortt aryl he earns t jrom th$ ilore
he mvr .upectid of tciiojolng vtry mttcA about thinye
matculiM.
Those extraordinary Benson &
Thorne suits for Fall are ready
For yoars this store catered especially to the
younger set much to tne annoyanco of men
folks desirous or getting apparel of the nl.h
character that this store handles. For savoril
seasons we've ben enlarging our range ot a.xei
unta now It Is a reasonably hate assertion that
your else need not stand in tho way of your
wearing one ot our extraordinary garments.
Young Men
Elderly Men
Tall Ken
Mont Men
Saill Men
Urge Men
Attention!
For some weeks past we've baen opening cloth
ing boxes, marking prices and arranging cases to
the end that we're ready with Fall Suits and
ouch a line why, there isn't a favorel b yle or
fabric missing and many of our ultra fas' Jon ble
models will b found 'n no other store. A eto.k
that will appeal parti ularly to fell ws who
want genteel but uncommon clothing at reason
able prices.
$15 to $35
OMAHA'S FASTEST GROWING 8TOUZ
Fellowi tso aeeV fM unconv
mon in Furnihinj an t h it
tciUfohlg'iy piloted ufti
vhat Itoy find here.
1S18-S0 FARXAM STREET.
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