Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 28, 1895, Page 8

8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE! FTRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1895. INCREASE 1Y SHOP FORCES Union Pacific Pelieves It Will Be Required in a Few Days, FOLLOWS RETENTION OF THE SHORT LINE | — | Froight from tho Northwest | Will Necessitute Extensive Repuirs to Rolling Stock—Work Will e Chiefly Done in Omaha. Wandling of American Loan and Trust com- pany, as trustee of the consolidated mo refuse on July 1 to pay the interest in default on the Oregon Short Line & Utah Northern and the contention allowe rest until actual foreclosure of the lin belleve at will be largely in demand for cars the present f canr Pacific people have b In the matt They of the Short at the system, and even to that of t been doing work in th event that if a c should take place on the ground to be turne the time for a de and New York interests to take the property, the celvers are preparing to pla in the best possible conditio movement of freight from t The shop fc at Omah duced to the minimum and have all they can possibly take present circumstances th work to be done immediately additional force, which, it now being discussed This augmenting of forces along the lines of other roads in the transmissouri coun- try, the Burlington management having under consideration the advisability of put- ting on a night force of workmen at the Havelock shops. At present the Burlington 18 pressed for work, the building of the new class K engines requiring skilled labor, which has heretofore been employed in the repair of engines, WATCHING Should the point at p th eased, as there is a gr needing repairs, which handle. The Union n moving very slowly 1 the ¢ division points along have mass ne the engin er Pacific in the ange re th lar ivership would b jssible, ready iver, As ars, he Boston how no disp on Union Pacific re- | the equipment | ly for the rthwest been 1ple care of under | any additional would require is understood, is n ne re v have | e- | the e | THE EXCURSION RATES Weitern Roads Suspicious of Each on Denver Business CHICAGO, June 27.—A very sharp lookout 18 being kept on all western excursions these days to see that the to the con- vention of the National Educational society at Denver are mot cut. They have always been cut, there no apparent reason why they should not be cut this y well. That, at least, {§ the way some the roads are looking the matter, E move of every competitor is being watched with great care, and the very first time that any rate to Denver ig shaded there will be ono of the liveliest fights that the western roads have seen in a long time. Sever other excursions that have been advertised are being closely watched, as it is difficult to see how some of the trips can be made and all the accessories that are pr can be furnished at the advertised rates. The rates proper will not be cut, but the side trips, meals, transfers and other things wh are to be thrown in will make the r much lower than can be obtained by the reg ular tourlsts, Clark 10 Succeed Megeath, D. 0. Clark, -who for the past two years has been the representative of the coal de- partment of the Union Pacific at Denver, will be appointed to the ppsition made vacant by the resignation of G. W. Megeath and will enter upon his duties shortly after July 1. Mr. Clark was general superin tendent of the coal department of the Union Pacific when it became a department and con- tinued at the head of the coal interests of the company until Charles Francis Adams be- eame president of the Union Pacific, when, like the rest of the “old guard,” he was requested to resign to make room for a Boston fhan. The “whirligig of time brings its revenges” and now Managing Receiver Clark will see his old friend back again in the place which he made I years a D. O. Clark knows the coal properties as Intimately as the retiring superintendent He was assoclated with their growth and knows their needs. In an interview had with a Cheyenne Sun-Leader reporter Mr Clark admitted he was coming back to Omaha to take the place he held prior to the assumption of t management of the Unlon Pacific by the Adams combination. His suc- cessor at Denver will probably be Mr. E Brooks, superintendent of the Hanna mines Other greed rates and is of Crops Aong the Elkhorn. General Superintendent Hughes of the Elk horn d yesterday that the rye in most sections along the system ywas mostly cut, but would not yield a very large crop, on a count of the frosts. “The oat crop,” said he, “bids fair to be large and will all be cut by the middle of July, or a short time there- after. This moderate weather, while it has a tendency to retard the growth, will give the heads an opportunity to fill out, a very decided benefit to the graln. Corn is n spiendid condition and the Elkhorn valley never has looked g0 well as now." Harvesting will be late along the main line of the Union Pacific, but s proceeding well in Kansas. Along the Burlington rye s being cut and the oat crop is very promis- ng. Short Lines, Managing Recelver Clark Is expected to return from St. Louls today. F. A. Harmon, gencral agent of the Elk- horn at Deadwood, S. D, e In the city. e Weny d Nervous Describes the condition of tho at this eason. They have no appetite, can- not sleep, and complain of the prostrating effect of warmer weather, This conditi may be remedied by Hood's Sarsaparilla which creates an appetite and tones up all the organs. It gives good health by making the blood pure. 1ds of people Hood's Pills are the best after-dinner pills aseist digestion, cure headache, — Matinee at Courtland 4 o'clock Saturday. - “The Crack Traln of the World, A prominent New York merchant porter of leather goods said in our the other day: ‘I have traveled Burope and America, and I cons which leaves Omaha every day for Chicago, via the Chicago, 8t. Paul railway, ‘The Crack World. In which statement heartily concur. all over er the train at 6 p. m Milwaukee & Train of the thousa of others - Low Rates to Ked Ouk, town, Via the Burlington route, June 25 to 29, ac- count race meeting at Pactolus park. Alix, Robert J, Directum, Hal Pointer all the other famous pacers and tre the country are entered » The Buflin 9:50 a. Omaha arrives al Red Oak special train for Council Bluff Oak at 7 p. mi, S to spend p Oak and to reac’ Tickets and full nam street m. traln from at noon and a will leave Red 9, er information at e 4 Saturda o You can get more for your woney in the sure return of health and of the many resorts on th cific sys- tem than anywhere else on this continent Beo your nearest Unlon Pacific agent. Sum mer tour tickets on sale to Sept. 30 M. P. DEUEL, gent Philion mat ' ity Ticket Bale this week only, 46 matting, $3c. 860 and 40 matting, 19c. 26c matting, ‘14c. 200 matling, 12%c. 16 mattiog, Sc. ORCHARD & WILHELM CARPET €O ment at any | HAYDEN BROS. Friday and Saturday’s Specinl Snle of Men's, Boys' and Children's Clothing, Children's wash suits that will wash 3 to 8 yeare, cord and whistle, regul to $1.26 grades, for Friday and Saturd 450c Wash knee to 10 years, regular 40c and 50c and Saturday for 19¢, Fancy light colored junior suite i, your cholce of all $3.00 and Friday and Saturday for $1.75 Men's suits and summer coi less than half prices for Friday day. All we ask, compare. until you are money, — HIS LOVE WAS NOT RETURNED, sizes at nts best g P that will wash, sizes de of linen and duck, grades, special Friday 3 to sults eizos $3.50 and vests at and Satur- Your money is never Isfied, We you HAYDEN BROS. Harcy Hoffman Pressed His Behind t ars, was arrested by Officer eht and 1s booked at the of fast driving and dis s charg Suit and Lunded Harry Hoffman Arnold Wednesday n ity jall ona charg rderly luct. But a r will probably be filed aga About acquaint Br two werks ago of Hoffm young girl with her parents 8 an made the named May on Binney sed rapidly, Hoftman asked in a drive He propo was too a quain oy ] irtland on nce pr ning him beach this, to Ce down that her ut drivin unless it nate friend of the family m which ehe had accumul mers May decided than her mother. house after supper tance ple drove out t evening rowing o in the various enjoyments resort. All this time Hoffman did not to put his best foot forward, and by th time they were ready to start for home his fair companion was better assured than ever that the maternal > was not worth tak- ing. But before they had proceeded far on their homeward fourney she dis her mistake. Her ardent lover grew mor- ous in his persuasions, and 1n the end made proposals which were scarcely in keep ing with his assumed character of a gentle- man. The girl indignantly demanded to be allowed to get out and take the car for th remainder of the distance, but Hoffman de- clared that she would go with him, and hold ing her in the buggy with one arm, he turned toward a deserted section of the bot- toms. Phe girl out sat mother say- young to was with But ted durin that slipped and met her the wis her sixte knew be out of the new acqua th mingling r the spe overe ore was thoroughly frightened, and screamed for assistance. Officer Arnold heard her, and called to Hoffman to stop, but instead of obeying the officer, he applied the whip to the hores, and still holding the shricking damsel, continued in the direction of the bottoms, The officer happened to be a good sprinter, and inspired by the frantic app of the girl, he soon overtook the rig and Hoffman safely behind the bars. Miss Brown was allowed to go home, and yesterday she appeared to file a complaint against her ailant She is a remarkably pretty girl, 1 appealed to the police to shield her es- capade from publicity. She said that her mother was still unaware of her predicament and if e found out that she had gone out ith Hoffman she would never trust her again that Hoffman works in a livery barn on Sherman avenue, and that she has only known him about two weeks. He had always pretended to be a ntleman, and she had taken his representations at par until he insulted her. ————— Froo Soda Water, we will give every customer who purchases 25 cents worth or more a first ice cold glass of Balduff's ice cream drawn direct through Tuft's Arctic On Saturda: 8. P. MORSE DRY GOODS CO. e Phillon mat. 4 Saturday, Courtland. - THE WONDERFUL BLACK HILLS, ANl Teachers ~hould Know All about the Black Hills—historic, instruc- interesting to a greater degree than other part of the west. The Hot Springs of South Dakota are there. Delegates to the.National Educational as- sociation meeting at Denver, holding ticke over the Union Pacific, have an unprece- dented offer in the way of a low rate, re- turning through the Black Hills. Prof. Clemons of Fremont Normal school, Fr mont, Neb., will personally conduct an ex rty on this trip. Consult him or agent F., E. & M, V. or Union Pacific railway for further particulars J. R. BUCHANAN, G. P. A. CHEAP CURSION RATES Via the Burlington Route. Here are the Burlington Route's best ngs in the way of reduced rate o5t you Boston, Mass.: the round trip; August 6. To Denver, Colorado Springs, M. Pueblo: July 4 to 8, one fare plus the round trip; good to return until ber 1. Full return office, offer- Do the July good to 8 to ret one fare rn until nitou and 2.00 for information about the cost of limits, trains, etc., at the city ticke 4 Farnam strect ve in Chis Country Without bk g about the Northwestern line's evening “‘Chicago Limited,” for people WILL talk about its conveniences, tasteful- ness and omprehensive up-to-datenes: Omaha, 5 . m.; Chicago, 8.45 a. m, Ves- iibuled sleeping cars, chalr cars, a la carte dinners, Plintsch gas, EVERYTHING. No Impossible to orthwestern trains at 11:05 a. m . m, daily. Want your trunk checked —_—— A Two-Hended Calf. A fully developed, tan colored calf is stand- ing in Cartwright & Co's 16th and Douglas show window. The attractive feature of this calf 1= that was born with two heads, three ears and four eyes. It also has electric lights, but the general opinion # that Cartwright is responsible for that His calfship has been on exhibition In nearly all the principal cities of the United States. It was born in Kansas a month, after which a tax it for the tour, which i ation wherever calfy tion is free. it prepared goe ———— Chicago—Pennsylvans s Connecting link betw tw putting the and northwe: with the east. Five daily train cago unfon station, on Canal st betwe Adan Madison, and carry pas : without change to Pitts} Harrisburg, Bal timore, Washington, Philadelphia and New York. Send to Dering, 248 South Clark street Chicago, for details of the fine fast time Now Vork, great cities in leave C west 1 urg serviee e Ladies sh 1 Also medicated, sulphur, mercurial baths, ol rubs, hot milk, perfumed baths; mani ire, chiropodist, pedal cure. We are pre ed to do all we agree Ladies, have your toe nails made to look ike diamonds. One free treatment with every Special attention to balr 109 Bee Bullding, bath, dressing. Spokane, in the Rov. W. A ton, will deliver P. ‘church Fr bject is T | tu has been the far west and istructive and \ al ay eve Pacific Nort a number of times unced interes ning. Admission ure given in ng and 4 o'clock Saturday exas lowest rates on tickcts and best ac- ations call on or address E. er, P. A. Santa Fe Route, Room 1, First | National Bank, Omaha - ckets | summer Tourise T the Wabish | Are now on sale; for folders giving routes, | rates, etc., call at Wabash office nam street, viy D FUNERAL NOTICE. ————— ee at Courtland 4 o'clock Saturday. SRS held at his late residence, i Fort streets, at 2 p. m. today. | vited, 3| in fail | he | perfect | d lived for | touch | and | L | 15 Far- The funeral of Edward Deitrich will be | Fifteenth und Friends in- hay THE LAV OF EMBEZZLEMENT.] For the information of all whom it | concern and espee Now He Wants a Bavoros from Llis Wife— Gther Conrt Matters. Thomas H. Ruddy has his household trowbles a thorough ventila- tion in the district eourt. With this object in view, Ruddy has prcpared a petition ng the troubles he has a at Couneil February that was of a sposition fond of his v weeks at a time she, o b wold lock him out of the and never did she get him his meals felt like it. On May ase supper dish wac smas! ad. The most unpl wever, oceurred April ve his attack e luck at and tly cau Besides a divorce he ief as may Just an ally for the information of concluded to give members of the city council and officers of the tare, we p Ve int betow the secl nat ning embesstement penalties therefor: on of the erim | code de and providing re- Bluffs in his wife and not ur sin narriage 1801, He rrelsome ( company. F husband Section 5712, son ehar 11 any officer or othe L veesipt, safe- b Keeping, transfer or dishursement of tie pub- e tie mone h rany part thereor belonging to the state, or to any county, or precinet, or- 4o ganized city or village, o sehool distriet in this state the favorite r Ruddy's circumstance, 1893, Ruddy him with, a dirk wearing a heavy o the knife in his cuff W such other equitable, shall convert to his own use, or to [ wse of any other person or persons, body asar corporate, association or party whatever, in when ouse any way whatever, or shall wse by way of in- He was | vestment in any | proj | manne nd of security, stock, loun, rty, tand or merehandise, or in other or form whatever, or shall loan, with Ar Assessm Railwz without interest, to any company, corpora- Altoges Omaha an action Bolln to tax on city s ginning at tion, casociation or individwrl, any portion of | qy, begun uter reet the public mo, city a any other funds, prop- ity bonds, securitics, assets or effects of any d, transfer enjoin the ¢ a $5,600 assessm Vin and has erty lying along rout addition at $7,000. The pany objects b its front foot, whil clares, the a ot ind, safelceeping, ontrolled or held by him for or disbursement, or any other way or manner, or for any the other purpose; or, if any person shall advise atre aid o in any manner participate in such act, ause on operty cvery sueh act shall be deemed and held in law to be an embesslement of so much of the swid it 4 G4 skl i Have n ¢ our has bee Clark Publishing company W. C. King and others t in handling was fals represented works were to be those Faulkner, an eminent London physicia Clarks say they large sums in try to put the work, which was not what it was represented to be, upon the market er Claim, n broug for $1,500 because it is of King's that the from the shall be thus rted, used, invested, loaned A counter cl by the I is hereby de- d such ofi mprisoned in the or paidout as aforesaid. wh against clar or @ to be a high erime, a imed books it medical pen of | person, or persons, shall be 61 the ment, and also pay | penitentiary not less than one year nor than twenty-one years, according to magnitude of the em St y afine cqual to double the amount of money or nb-ssled | which fine shall operate as a judgment at taw | other property so as aforesaid, MeC and Julia have been licen trial was given brought a ers. A. Dolan, both 1 to marry, the city in inst it by Fleming. He recovered $1,000 e court holds that the evide was conflicting and will not disturb the jury's conclusions. F. Patrick ying to oust P, avenaugh from the possession lot block 5, in Saratoga addition trick claim that since April Cavenaugh has been wrong- fully transforming a month to month rental into an ownership, by virtue of possession. Judge Ambrose in the Sarpy county in- juuction suit brought by farmers against Macdonald to restrain the dumping of garbe age in their vicinity, has made an order carrying the whole case over to next October. He says he wishes to hear the witnesses tes- tify. ard J naha, onall the estate of the party so convicted and | sentenced, and shall be enforced to collection 0 new damage the | by cxceution orother process, for the use only | John L of the party or partics whose money or other bk | runas, p | effects of any kind as aoresaid, has been so | And in all ca fine | operating as a judment, shall only be ve operty, bonds or sccuritics, assets, or embessled, 5, s %0 is t w cased of or entered as satisficd by the party in interest iny fa efusal to pay money, or ony part thereor, by » ged with the | reecipt, transfer, d ping of the public money, or any part | thereof, whether belon any coun any officer o colleeti othe son eha bursement or ing to the state, or to or precinet, or school district, or organized city corporated vitlage in th e T The Ladies. The pleasant effect ard perfect safety with which ladies may use the California liquid laxative, Syrup of Figs, under all conditic makes it their favorite remedy. To the true and genuine article, look for |pame of the California Fig Syrup printed near the bottom of the package. e p i or | e P 3 i or NOT BORROWING ANY TROUBLE, out of office, to pay any drajt, order orwar- | state, or any other public money wha etile after a notice y of ment within a reasonable time 50 to d the offic: shall b deney with a_proper and legal atho 1 accounts of such officer or pe held and taken as prima fac And the refusal | or person, wheth Co., of sueh embesslement. of any suel offi rant which maybe drawn wpon him, by the | Chief of Police White Arcives Prepired to proper officer, for any Remnin in the City. hands, no matter in what capac Mantin J. White, the newly ele | of the Omaba police force, arriv | city yesterday, and is ready | the duties of his mew position as soon the preliminaries are disposed of. It is ex- pected that he will be formally installed by | Monday morning, if not sooner. In speaking of the future ings, Chief White said that | pected to find them to his liking He w favorably impressed with the city, and as far as his acquaintance with its citizens had gone, he had found them most genial and approachable, ng to the refusal of one commissio ) vote for BONDHOLDERS | him on the ground that the n of | chief from out of the state was an il nts | procedure, Mr. White said that he wa: borrowing trouble on that ecore, He come to Omaha to take up his residence was ready to fulfill his part of the contrac When asked as to a prospe ve reor i2: tion of the po > force, he said that this was | a matter which he could not consider until he had had an opportunity of acquainting | himself with the existing conditions. He ex- pected to give Omaha a first class police de- | partment, ‘and intimated that this would be | impossible if he were handicapped in any way | in the management of the forc:. A chief of police had to oppose himself to the entire criminal class, and it would be | for him to do this successfully unle allowed to surround himself with sort of material R Matinee at Courtland 4 o'clock e \out Exercises at Boyd's theater evening, June 28, public money in his | ed chiet th assume y the same may have been veceived or may be held by him or any refusal, by any person or public off ko W this act, to pay over to his suceessor any public moneys or securities promptly, on the tegal requivement of any awthorized officer of the state or county, shall be taken, on the as as named surround- trial of any indistment against such officer or fia ex- person for embesslement, as prima faci dence of such emb inat Code, —_—e— WATER WJORKS Must Show Caunse Why I rOV Sbhould Not Be Immediately Made. Judge Dundy issued an order in federal court yesterday for the bondholders of the American Water Works company to show ca within ten days why $85,000 of the funds of the company should not be applied to an enlargement and ext \ of the water mains in the city of Omah: The order was prompted by a petition filed by Receivers Ellis L. Bierbower and Alonzo B. Hunt, asking permission to use the money withheld by the city hydrant rental for the desired improvements in the water gervic The sums | amount to $85000. A committee | from the city council, and all attorne were present in judicial chambers when the pet tion was filed by Receiver Bierbower and his attorney. It was the result of a conference held Wednesday afternoon, in which Judge Dundy, the receivers and the water com- mttee of the city council participated. A plan, sh ing the contem ed improve- ments, accompanied the pet 1t includ the mains on Cass, Twentieth, Douglas, Har- |\ o ney, Jackson, Leavenworth, Ninth, Tenth ;\"’ Or¢ sleventh, Twelfth, Fifteenth, Fourteenth and | {3,y cventeenth streets. ang Scarcely had the delegation of lawyers, re- ceivers and councilmen filed cut of the judicial chambers ere Attorney Woolworth on be halt of the Farmers Loan and Trust comp: appeared with a decree in the foreclosure suit in which the Omaha water works plant s in- volved. The decrce as prepared was sub- mitted to Judge Dundy and® it will be for- warded to Cheyenne for the sign ture of Judge Riner. It calls for the order of sale of the Omaha plant and fore- closure on the $3,600,000 bonds held by the plaintiff as trustee for the bondholders, John L. Webster, attor ey for the defendant, has announced positively that he will ap- peal the foreclosure case and fight it to a finish in the court of last resort. As to the contemplated expenditure of $85.000 for im- yvements, he did not believe that he would objections, Dundy adjourned federal court terday until July § and left in the afternoc for Deadwood. had and for the Saturday. Commence or st. C: Omaha, 8 ¢'clock herine’ N F academy iday at Entree Misses Keller Essay The Cro nd Rt and the h Crescent Scene from H Battle of Flodden . Love Lightens Plano Quartet . Misses McSha The V. e 1dy LMiss Kell Minims ollins Admission, Courtland Heach Notes. Rain again interfered with the exhibitions of Philion on his spiral tower and the acrc batic performances of the Arabs The Fourth at Courtland will day. Three big shows in one—Philion, the Arabs, and a $1,000 fireworks display at night, with matinee in the afternoon. There will be a special matince tomorrow for ladies and children, with all the exhib: tions of Philion, the spiral tower and wonderful Arabs. e Y Onj cf to Craig's Condact, Fifty residents in the vicinity of Tenth and Paul streets have petitioned the chief of po- | lice to call attention to the fact that named Craig is continually disturbing neighbors by nd insulting them they pass his hous w of the persons who the J live within half & mi of the point indicated, but the matter will investigated. v file be a big e ke Notic for Saturday, June 29, | postponed. Owing to the inability of many nembers to attend on that date, it being d too near the end of the month. will be_given of a future date W. B. TAYLOR, H' R a8 Elks The outing set G to Due notice a man Committee, h e Wants Your Address, It you're going Dering, 248 South | Clark st., Chicago, 1 be of service to you. He represents the Pennsylvania Lines. | daily trains to Pittsburg, Harrisburg, more, Washin N, Philadelph'a and e Chicago over this route at 30 p. m., 8:15 p. m. and 11:30 ut the first-class service. sl Will Answer to the Charge of Murder, Mrs. Ish will be arraigned in th police court this afternoon on the charge of | having murdered W. H. Chappl ha Spirit Lake, Spirlc Lake, Spieit Lake. Through sleeper via the Northwestern Line, commencing June 28, leaves daily for Spirit Lake at 6:10 p. m. from Webster street depot. The lake Is the same, accommodations a lit tle better, fire a little lower. City office, 1401 Farnam stiect. Depot, 15th and Webster streets. J. R. BUCHANAN, G. P. A. — James Matinee at Courtland 4 o'clock Saturday. Let the men ;a;aéh, if they won't get you Peardine. Let them try it for themselves, and see if they don't say that washing with soap is too hard for any woman, This hard work that' Pearline isn't the whole matter: it saves money, too-—money that's thrown away in clothes needlessly worn out and rubbed to pieces when you wash by main strength in the old way. That appeals—where is the man who wouldn’t want to have the washing --when he can save money by it? diess and some unscrupuiots grocers will tell vou, **ihis is as good as™ or ' the same s Pearline.” IT'S , honest—asend if Laci, ——4 = FAILSK—Peariine is never peddied: if your grocer sends e JAMES PYLE, New York, = RUDDY HAD HiS OWN TROUBLES | | Beecham’s pillsare for bilious. fiess, bilious headache, dyspep- sia, heartburn, torpid liver,diz. ziness, sick headache,bad taste In the mouth, coated tongue, loss of appetite, zallow skin,etc,, when caused by constipation ; and constipation is the most frequent cause ofall of theam. Go by the book. Pills 106 and asé a box. Book free at yow druggist's or write B I, Allen Ca., 365 Canal St.,, New York Aunualen Oboros SMALL TABLES. is an maxin | true, for effort are having unprecedent e 4 a tables, | One reasgn for this is undoubtedly the fact | of low We sell under small cost. all ou the tables at from to 30 per cent usual prices. Another cause is our immense assortment g 5 different | {1t is no small advantage in by a table | to have your choice from pat terns Chas. Shiverick & Co., Furniture, Upholstery, Drap:rizss, Al Extracts. rt, Ovarine s | GALLONS FOR 25 Not n!(ln‘J’\rl‘r\nrnHmN of coloring matter essential oils so often sold under the name of rootbeer, but of the purest, most delicious, health-giving beverage possible to produce. One gallon of Hires' is worth ten of the counterfeit kind. Suppose an imitation extract costs five cents less than tiie genuine Hires; the same amount of sugar and trouble is requircd; you suve one cent & gallon, and—get an u healthful imitation in the end. Ask for HIRES und get it. SR — 9 Rootbeer E muecous. 2 innzs co, rhisteipus. S i i deoElbury‘s Facial Soap. 20c Per Cake. No “re ers” from our “esteemed con tempora il b lowed. This sale PRO BONO PUBLICO. Sherman & McConnall Draz Go, The ater for PP A TS LT T T T ST MRS = y oy () | S store that sells 10c Ice Cream Soda v i for our market SATURDA 8 A 1500 PAIRS BOYS’ BREECHES i KIND TO WASH 12:ct FIRST RATE QUALITY, N HALF DO 2 IRIPED TO_FIT BOYS-4-5-6-7-8-0 YEARS, _ HEAVY DRILLING WAIST BA HAND BUTTONHOLED. RGAIN EVER CAME TO _PASS. REATEST EVER KNOWN. EVER KNOWN. M. TO 10 _P. M ZEN PATTERNS, NO SUCH BA THE S.—We use no pennics—Buy 2 pairs for a quarter. R A RN BT HIS is an off year for FAK- IRS who pretend to have kinds of cheap sales, all You know you can't fool all the people all the time, and buyers are using good judgment in avoiding such shopkeepers, Our success lies wholly in the fact that HONORABLE METIH- Every article must be we have employed ODS in our business. ust as represented, and values are guaranteed in every case, We established REASON- ABLE PRICES on STANDARD MADE goods in Omaha and are rewarded by an excellent trade in the face of hard times. We sell either way—for cash or on EASY PAYMENTS. HORYOUR 2] WoirHon Mental Alertness LUXURIANT HAIR s produced by the CuTICURA REEDIES when all others full. They o the P of irritating. scal an the hair fo eroscople the halr, and hence succeed when the hest’ phyaicians unit all othier remedics fail. Fold th DUFFY’S Pure Malt Whiskey. All Draggists. by AA\VlliJ‘lu'\l l",N,l, . 3 COURTLAND BEACH. Every evening at 8:30. Suturday and Su Matinees at 4 o lock ATTRAGTIONS Achille Philion and th’e‘ Arabs In addition to the regu'ar at Pyrotechnic disy to grounds, amphith chairs, 10c " TWENTY-MILE BICYCLE RACE Saturday, June 29th, At UNIVERSITY PARK Gpen (o, all Amateurs. Eirst 1 Second "PrizesDiamend Iting M Preceded by a mile race In three trial h Gold Y Third Prize a final between the Western Union Kids, ¢ tal Tels h d the A, T. Kids. A Tssion 6 Grand Bland, e Biart ¢ 0'tiock: depends very largely on the physi- cal condition. Sluggish blood dulls the brain. A Ripans tabule after meals will clear away the fogs in short order. Ripans Tabules: S 1 the price () pans Chemical by druggists, or by maQ box) s sent to The Ri- 0. 10 Spruce st., N. Yo ompany, S T e B O If Every Housewife In Town he 1 one cake ot Z00 SOAP FLOATS |JAS. 8. KIRK & CO., U. 8. A we'd be sure that other cakes woula follow i, No other soap washes wools without shrinks o and no‘ollier soup 14 us efticiout and re- veshin Buy one cake—Just one—at your grocer RAWORTH & SCHODDE,