Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 16, 1895, Page 8

smr———— B m————— P ———— v —————— i 1 e ——————— - - T ——————— TR g o o b A1 PARADES FOR FAIR WEEK Plans for Civic and Military Procession Wednesday Night. PRECURSOR OF GREAT AKSARBEN DISPLAY Atded —Nehraskn po—Some Other Fentu The « men having in eharge mmittee th t r the magnificent n Aksarben that will the testiv fair week reports of pr on the week's entertainment It decided t $500 for employment of banis th ce the parade on Wedr 18. The appropriation to $1 Most reports have 1 arr eivie an, All of the part in of Hoo-Hoo clty at the tim 1t the streets are f commotate it. The Omaha Eiks in full and all of the of the c'ty arranging to of attracticns in Clement Chase, fs chairman of the committee on bands that all of the bands in Omaha and folk, Grand Island, Pawnee City, North Pl Arapahoe, braska State and oth will appear in the procession on Weinesday night and during the festivities PARADE OF THE KNIGHTS On the oceasion of the Kn'ghts of Aksarben parade on Thursday night the Second Infar try and First Regiment binds furnish the dance and promenade music for the ball alternating in the Extensive prepara re going on at t the ball to b on Thur floor is being relaid ins The north and south ends of t be carpeted and supplied with easy leaving an Immense spice, 150x120, will be covered with the v 1 the maid one will be reserve in full dress will floor, and an entrance night other ies ghten the city t and considered th the various for was por part ‘n ember n flat for the ¥y 16 We lnes are military pa it labor the par & voting to take The h will Joncatenated Order n in the pre ough to ac. will appear sacletios number whi s in ses will join in the procession und to be wide ¢ dress secret says ar ce if selections glve lay anvas f boxes f will be dancing provided for uth side of the building dressing and toilet for the mmoda of whil n and The of Invitations t ¢ ball are being engraved, and will be issued to the number of 10,000 about September 1 The invitations are by far the most handsome and artistic ever given on any n in the west. Ticke's, adm!t'ing a gentleman and two ladies, will be furnished to invited guests for $10; single tickets, admitting either gen tleman or lady, $ As the business formed as to th of the § L lic 1 prov tion the dancers r building will be pai liant decorated with 6000 yards ; yellow bun the colors of Aksarben. building will be flluminated by are light lors of the Kking. be le rec men become better in magnitude and plans oposed festivities there is a rush to get into the ranks of the kuights, Forty mem were tiat on Monday night and a larger number of applications will acted upon next Monday night at Odd F\ lows hall, where the meetings are being held. The for this great parade progressing and every knight whe gains a peep at the mater'l that has been secured for the proper celebration of event is an enthusiast. Captain selected for thirteen of the twen that will be in the procession on Thursday night, and the other captaing Will be named within a week. The captains already selected making a chofce of the knights who shall accompany them on the floats, and the costumer at the Col'seum building 15 working overtime In fitting the regalia that will be worn by the knights. None Fut the knights who have been permitted to see the at the bullding have any intelligent eoncep tion of the number or richness of the cos tumes that have been secured for the parade WILL REQUIK Something of an ilea of the m the parade can be obtained from ment that fully 300 men will employed, in addition to the will appear on the floats, men carrying reflectors ing rel fir ely ch stumes gnitude of the state have to be knights, wh There will be 120 forty-two carry eighty-four men leading horses twenty-one men carrying transparencles ex plaining the floats, twenty-one guards, the marshals, an emergency force to act in case of accident, and a large number of helpers and utility men. AlL of this force will ap- pear, in uniform, but no part of it will oe- cupy places on the floats, wh'ch are reserved for the knights. There, will be 107 knights on the floats and a dozen marshals on horse- back. Reporta are being received daily from Ne- braska towns promising floats for the Ne- braska parade. Souvenir badges will be placed on sale at the different retall stores of the city today. One wholesale house has orde 40,000 yards of red, green and yellow bunting for decorative purpe His royal highness, Samson, proclamation to his fal the stamp of his appro edition of the Omaha Excelsior, which will be published on the morning of September 19 as a souvenir edition. The proceeds from the sale of the edition will go to replenish the exchequer of the lord high treasurer of the Knights of Aksarben has fssued a hful subjects placing upon the carnival FOR BRASKA STATE FAIR. ™ Matters State Yest The State ard of Agriculture met at Millard yest morning at 11 o'clock. Several members of the soclety were present creasing the Board of Agrl B the State Horticultural the question of in floor space of the horticultural building r It was decided crease the size of the buildin A proposition made by Superinte dyce to have a chorus of at the fair was approved clently large for the purpose was des! them in the manufacturers’ building. e Jubllee given by the children will take place September 17, children’s day The report that has been largely circulated that the whole of the manufacturers’ building has been assigned to the Manufacturers' and Consumers' ation was denled. O quarter of the building has been reserved for the use of non-members and there will b plenty of room for the exhibits of manuf turers out in the state, many of whom d belong to the asso The assigning of spaces was take many allotments was raised to 00 school ehildr and a space suffh r not ation up and The contract for b'lling the outsid, was brought up and Tom Mulvihill, cured the work some time ago, w ta place posters in Des Moines Council Blults, Sioux City towns wh St J 1d several other gement has been made with uth Omaha for temporary of fruits for horticultural hall A neat card has been ordered by the & for general distribution that ne of handsomest pleces of advertis'ng done The design consists of two stick pins representing an ear of corn and the oth sugar beet, stamped with a heavy die on a cream colored card. It Is printed in gold and the work 18 so perfectly done that the two pins look like actual picces of jewelry stuck ina card Swift ard yet ra et 83175 AND RETU Via the Wabash Railroad. On August 19 to 24 the Wabash will sell at above rete. Th is $3.00 less than other routes, with through sleeping cars dally via Niagara Falls. We can give you all the varied routes going or returning. 'or tickets or further information call on any agent of connecting lines or at Waba office, Farnam street or write G. N. Clayton, L THE OMATIA DAILY iR — . BEE: FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 1895. AYDEN BROS, . Nupkine and Now. This 18 the chance of the season to secure bargains in these lines. The fortunate pur- chase made of Larson, Schief & Co.'s entire stock at sheriff’s sale, enables us to offer un- | equaled values Fine cream table linens Silver bleached linen 37% bleached table linen 12ige, worth 25c. urkey red table damask 15¢, worth 30c, Bleacked table linen 30c, worth 60c NAPKINS at variety and excellent new styles. linen napkins, & linen napkins at $2.50 only a few ftems Ask for anything y lless variety and at prices ) $1.00 for the 60c to $1.75 Swisses and all white | worth 75c, at worth 75¢, A 75c fin $1.50 fine Fir The $5.00 line above are stock preads & from 450 Liner s at ba ! BUTTER DEPARTMENT. is going up fast. We will give chance to buy some at y country hntter 9 and 11¢ butter 121kc. Nic Our separator creamery from an u wish Butter ano prices | best 14¢ you Tow and creamery 18 ani country and 16¢ HAYDEN BROS. Leaders in Butter. OR CANNING, JE—— CHEAP FRUTT « n is now in sold freely rce and higher plentiful as California plums | | full 1 they pears have and now peaches are not re and are dearer liberal supply, and stock ng offered on the ma Cal- ifornia clingstone peaches, however, are the | cheapest fruit on the market now, and should elve the attention of every housewif They very large and high colored and preferred by many on account of their flavor. Branch & Co. will have |in a car on Monday, and those desiring fancy frujt from that car can secure it by ving orders to their grocers now. The out t-town trade should canvass their customers for early orders. | Freestone £0 | Wi | | are” in | ke are fine are fine EXCURSION EAST. Philad vin i Iphin nuxy August 19 to 25 | Templar Conclave. Over at highest point ‘Alleghen above sea level; | around famous Horse Shoe curve; along th Blue Juniata St over privileges and firs las ccommodations—the Pennsylvania is a first class route. Excursionists have choica of returning via Hudson River, Fails and other routes. Write or w | South Clark street, Chicag: ready when you pass throug do cheerfully, and will also man accommodations. ervices Moun A Few Adantages. Offcred by the Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul rallway. the short line to Chicago. A | clean train made up and started from Omaha. Baggage checked from residence t destination. Elegant train service and cour cous employes. Entire train lighted by electricity and neated by steam, with electric light M every berth. Finest dining car service in the west, with meals served “a la carte.”” The Flyer leaves at 6 p. m. daily from Union depot. City ticket of 1504 Farnam . Carrier, city ticket agent. —— v and Into Jail. as away from the city a long while, but he fiually came back and is now in fail on the charge of larceny as bailee. On June 1§ last he was in Thom Hart's #aloo at Fifteenth street and Capitol ave- nue when a customer offered Hart a §20 bill in exchange for drinks. Hart could ot | change the bill and sent Hudson out to have it changed. Hudson departed with the money, but did not reappear. It was found that he had gone to Chicago, from which place he returned two days ago. i S Boston Excursion Note; Half rates—Liberal arrangements Good till next fall—Through cars via the Northiwest Line"—THROUGH _CARS, MIND YOU; no change at Chicago—The last stern excursion this year—Niagara Falls— Saratoga—New York—St. Lawrence Byver— White Mountains—Boston. Ask questions at 1401 Farnam St. and check your trunk at your hous . —— Ladies' Turkish baths, Aleohol, Vapor, Electric Massage, Manicure, chiropodist, scalp and hair and the feet are ziven specfal attention. 109 and 110 Bee building = a4 Retarn Che If you want a low rate ask t Route about its §31.75 ticket to Boston and return. Choice of other routes at slightly higher figures. On sale August 19-24, Ticket office 1324 Farnam street. phone 250, - co, street, C. « Back to Ed Hudson Aug. 19- baths, P e Burlington Tele Between Omah: discon 1865, it Lake will b nued on and after Sunday, Aug. 25 J. R. BUCHANAN, Gen. Pas. Agent, S. C. & P. R. R.” C— BREVIE LOCAL The appointment of Frank Dworak as an inspector of paving has been approved. Mr. Dworak has been ordered to work. At an early hour yesterday morning a hou owned by J. Thompson and occupied Mrs. Crowen, at 3408 Webster street, damaged by fire to the extent of $500, J. Hanscom has commenced suit in the court against George W. McKinney 04 on cn appeal bond in a case in which Mr. Hanscom sccured judgment aguinst d Wittig. Pearl Shackelford to erfeit the federal authorit innocently came plece sh red. Meeting of the Douglas Co. Liquor Dealers’ Pretective association will be held at Pabst hall, 1216 Farnam street, Frida August 16 at P. m. All members a invited. Jul Kaufmann, president Yesterday afternoon additional attachments w issued against the S. P. Morse Dry Goods company as follows: Martin & Lip- ser, $1.701; Wolll' & Co., $470, and Seigfried Peirerls, $1,678. Louise Franklin, who Tilley, ex-building inspector, with a raw- hide, in front of the pailc t some wee ago, was fined $15 and costs by Judge Berka vesterday. An appeal was taken to the district court. At 11 partment by was arrested for attempting money, was released by It' was thought that into ion of the awsaulted James F. ck yesterday the fire de was called to 2408 Cass street Mrs. McClelland and her daughter occupy the house. A match had been carelessly thrown in a waste paper basket, causing a heap of smoke. No damage [ Brucker filed police court ay fax with passing a fraud sum of $5. The paper Nebraska Savings bank to Brucker, marked Frank L. Beverly, one of N. B. Falconer's popular clerks, was united in marriage last evening to Miss Lizzie Tyson. Rev, Asa Leard of Knox Presbyterian church per formed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Beverly will reside at 2211 North Twentieth street Hugh Murphy has been granted an exten- n of time on his Sherman avenue paving contract He was originally bound to have the street paved by September 1, but n account of the delays caused by the in junction proceedings the board decided to glve him until October 31 Shortly after 7 o'clock last night some sul phur in the drying room of the Omaha stean dye works at 718 South Thirteenth street b ame ignited a rted a bl The fire was extinguished before the department ar rived. About $10 da An hour later a lamp caused a small blaze in res idence of M. Starkey, 2120 Oh which resulted in damage of $5. This evening the Young Men's Christian associations in this vicinity meet in Counell Bluffs for an informal conference about thelr work. The meeting will be on the lawn &t the residence of Mr. Shugart, First avenue and Sixth street. Mr. DeLong presides at the a complaint in the charging W, Col ilent check in the was uttered on the and was returned funds. vest ge was done, | their { pol I8 meeting. Many of the wheelmen of the Omaha association will go over on their bi- cles. The assoclation party leaves the Omaha buildivg at 7:16 p. w- . 29223292V GIGIV3 V! SOUTH OMAHA ceceeccececed About 500 people went over back of Cudahy's yesterday afte the foot race between Selly Ho cent, Ta,, and the Mexican of the The Mexican was backed by the boys, while Chris and Mike Hough. It was for money bet by both contestan's of winning. When the word runners got away nicely and st g/de up to the 100-yard mark began to leave the Mexican an line thirty fe ad of his con ¥ Last money on wai a bo lash and the race Lots of backers was r Mlockadl ning ® homas Brenn for fo gr an out a warrant 1, a contractor, Hannon started to rth and J stre sidewalks and part dirt 50 as to impede tr of flic. Work on Cudahy's G Work on the big giue factory is progressing rapldly. Nearly of the machin When complet feet in length employed. Some oved in be ng will e City « Russell is visiting fri Mrs. J. Mrs. J. 8 lington, Ta. B. Waterbury of Corning, friends in the city There 18 a_ big de yards these days and prices are Last_evening the Junlor L Methodist Church gave a very pl at the residence of J. B James Paxton, superinten Union stock yards, leaves today where he will spend a few week Henry Schmidt, who was bac runaway on the bridge at Courtl much better and will be about i Frank Schultz is wa cannot be found. Wednesday eve while intoxlcated, ulted th son of Joseph Humple The funeral of R. O. Whiter the family residence, Twenty streets, at 2:30 o'clock this after ment will be at St. Mary's cen When Miss Mabel Mayfleld Kettle of hot lard from the stc the kettle upset and the contents n her hand. Her hand was bad A complaint has been filed by against Paul Henni for keeping Barr was bitten by the dag, but not allow the police to kill it. nann will pass on the case in a Ex-Policeman Halter of Oma been a night watchman at Swi his job Tuesday evening in ar ining the Churchill-Russell Halter is looking for another - J Gosney has returne and for fe L N e annual meeting and elect f the Woman's Christian Temp was held Wednesd by inv ce of Mrs. E. L. Wood of the long reports from offi tendents was varied by the lightful refreshments Mrs. Wo was unanimous vote. e-elected Mrs. n R. W. R ected recording secretary, Mrs. Mrs. G. W. Cov of correspond easurer and dent. The office was not filled, but will probal Mrs. Watson B. Smith, if she suaded to accept it. The report from the fountai was more encouraging, as the wa brought much better refults t weather of the first half of t A y entertainment will the women of the union next Kountze Memorial church at § o will be a pri n similar given by children all over the c Wood, Mrs. Roudebush, Mr..R. 0 1 others will recite for a p ANNOUNCE “A Bowery traction at Girl” will be the Boyd's theater, comi day night, August 1S. The com under the direction of Mr. liams, will jump direct from Omaha. The of “A Bow laid in and about the east side c m its greatest thoroughfares The characters are drawn from present day. A carload of scen trate the different views of New ried by the company. The play w producad at the Haymarket the: last April and achieved no littl is from the pen of a rising you, Ada Lee Bascom, and is under ment of Mr. Harry Williams, w it a splerdid stage setting ar company, headed the mer Clara Thropp. The nights will open lock. tomorrow m Disease is ever, but in no form be dreaded than in that of th maladies which attack the kidne der. Bright's disease, diabete, may alike be pre Kidneys Is rectified in time wit Stomach Bitters, sovereign also Marke the ANNUAL New NEWS ceee to the track ernoon to see ugh of Cres- » stock yards stock yards n put up s a 200-yard urse of $100. th sides and re dead as given the ayed side by when Hough 1 crossed the mpet ir Street. chief arrest blockading ade a lot at 1 covered up street with an, the of tor at Cudahy's 100 men are ry is already ed the build and 100 feet ends in Den :d from Bur- is visiting eders at good. ague of the leasant social the Smiley ndent of the for Colorada lly hurt in a and beach, is 14 few days ted by the police, but ning Schuitz e 14-year-old t will be at first and H rnoon. Inter retery, was lifting ¢ ove yesterday were thr ly burned W. L. Barr a_vicious dog Henni would Judge Christ day or two ha, who has f's, gave up ticipation v of police force, wn job. SE on of officers at union ion, the The monotony super! rving of de- dent by a chardson was B. Jetter Il vice presi ng secretary bly fall upon can be per- n c rmer han mmit W the e season. be given by Thursday at clock. There ) ones untry. Mrs W. Richa rize. opening at- mencing Sun- \pany, which Harry Wil York t Girl” arc of New York the Bowery life up to the iery to illus- York Is car was originally ter, Chicago, e siccess. [ ng authore the manage: ho has given nd a capable ry soubrette. le of seats for all three worning at 9 is it more to e formidable eys and blad- s and gravel ed, if inactivity of th h Hostetter's o in cases of rheumatism, dyspepsia, constipation, malaria, biliousness and nervousness. — MR OWN MAY HAV Jobhers Co m the State Fair The jobbers of Omaha held a the rooms of the Commercial elul afternoon to consider the propos ing a jobbers' exhibit at the was stated that -the fa'r not provide room for ail Omaha who would like tc of goods it is 1 by building of their own. Thos been looking up the matter building about 50x90 feet woul 100 feet of lineal frontage for e the money for the buildin posed to assess for the space used. The job subscribed for 200 feet, or one-hal able spac If the balance of subscribed the bullding will be the Omaha jobbers will endeavor finest jobbers' display ever seen e Pioneer corps, Woodmen of th nic at Union Park, Council Blu August 17, afternoon and ev races, bicycle races and games Tickets, including car fare, grounds, grand stand and danc 15 Train of nine coache Sixteenth and Howard at 1:30 sharp, st asso of th the jobbers raise - Boston and Retur Tickets on sale August 19 to return in October. Cholce of and returning. Special train sleepers will leave Omaha, Mo 19, at 4:40 p. m., running throu, | WITHOUT CHANGE via Niagar tickets, sle particulars fMce, 160 ping car call at ROCK Farnam street . ards Home Seckers, ond Orchards Homes per ted party leaves Omaha Saturda for this beautiful location. We it_you buy, because we know what you want. _Apply to Geor; general agent, 1617 Farnam st All applications must be in by S noon, reservati e and " From August 19 to 24 the waukee & St Paul railway wi trip tickets to Boston for $31.75, allowed east of Chicago. Full on application. Ticket ofice, street. C. 8, Carrler, city ticke P i DIED, o ROTHSCHILD—Mr; dence, 221 North 9:30 last evening. pounced later, Freda, Funeral plating a B make at the fair, and in view of that fact SLAND ‘wenty-fourth stre BUILDING. ilding at I, meeting at b Wednesday ition of mak ate fair. It ciation could he jobbers of an_exhibit put up a who have tated that d give th exhibits: g it is pro- ch jobber $5 per lineal foot obers present fof the avail- the space is erected and to make the in the west e Werld, pie- ffs, Saturday ening. Horse of all kinds. admission to cing pavilion will leave ‘clock p. m 31 ) 24, good to routes going of through nday, August gh to Boston a Falls, For ns and full ticket Attentio nally conduc ¥, August 17, pay your fare we have got ge W. Ames, reet, Omaha aturday at 12 . “hicago, Mil- 1l sell round, . Stop overs particylars 1604 Farnam t agt. at her resi- t, at will be ‘an- | | stalks would | 100 of | T " OMAHA, Neb., August Sth, Q. W. Ames, city, Dear Sir: Have Just returned from Orchard Homes.4n Centrai Miselssippi. 1 have been around .asgreat deal and never saw a more social ands friendly people. No one talked poiitics; they want their country to be settled with iive, hustling fellows from this section. been cultivated for -several years and looks different from our Nebraska prairies, but I now believe all I read about the fertility of the soil and the abHity to ralse anyth'ng with proper cultivation. We saw corn grow- ing in fields (hat has first raised a crop of beans, peas or other vegetables, and the wverage 16 to 18 feet high with one to three ears on every stalk; some fields averaged two ears (o the stalk. As near as we could estimate the yleld would be 80 to bushels per acr Our Hastings man offered to bet it would average bushels Although we came from the best corn state in the union we never saw such flelds of corn, uits of all kinds grow in abundance and with care give enormous yie trick farmers who living on 1 j0-acre truck farms, raising early vegetables for the thern market are doing exceedingly well, some getting as high as $200 to $300 off of one acre of vegetab never saw healthier looking lot of people. There we over 1,000 delegates at the state convention at Jackson; their average weight would be ver 175 pounds. In talking with a party on the Health board who furnished the sta- tisties for the department at Washington, he tells me his report was returned three times the death rate being o low the department could hardly belleve it true. I found the water clear and sparkling and _in abundance at a depth of 20 to 60 feet. 1 want to say that we found more stagnant pools of water between St and Omaha than we saw in all of Mississippi. Orchard Homes land 18 particularly well drained, nice rolling land; ofl dark brown with clay sub-soil underlaid with lime stone. 1 bought 30 acres in Orchard Homes for myself and advise others to do the sames I think northern farmers will make this the finest country on the earth, Yours tru T. B, M'MILLAN 4003 N. 25th St., Omaha it TO OMAHA NE COMING T YEAR. National cents The annual c lawyers nwyers' Assoclntion Acs v City's Invitation nvention of the commerc'al agency men of the United States, in Detroit, Mich., last Tu its labors and has adjourned. 1 held last and Omaha was as the conv This convention will bring, it fully 1,000 leading lawyers to the city, many bt whom will be accompanted by their wives At the convention just closed the attend- ance reached 1 braska sending nearly fifty delegates, Omaha being represented by Charles E. Walters, Charles Dickey, E. G McGilton, J. A. Cavanagh, M. Bartlett, R Horton and Harry E. O'Neil. At the banquet given last night B Bartlett_pre s'ded as toastmaster, while Charles E. Wal ters responded to the toast, “Is the Draft System a Detriment or a Benefit to the Law- ver?” commercial managers and credit vened conclud, that place which con ay, has at the 1806, session I3 holding was night, lected wion mee! fc in is estimated B 0 M — Emergeney Wax Not Th The members of the city council, journed to last night in the expectation that thelr services might ‘be needed by the Broatch-Vandervoort board of fire and police commissioners, found themselves without an occupation when they assembled in the coun cil chamber last evening. They put in an hour in discussing some routine matters and adfourned. City Engineer the Board of P ission to atten Iministrative boards nth. re. who ad- Rosewater and members of Works were given per- the -meeting of municipal at Cincinnati next e PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS, Holdrege is at the P, eade. T D guest, John B. Vail, Garden Grove, Ia., Dellone. F. H. Strong of Lusk, Wyo., is registered at the Arcade. Isaac Harris, Tacoma, Wash., is registered the Millard H. F. Gray of Lusk, Wyo., is registered at the Merchants, B. Gordon, the Barker. €. Wilson New York. orge Jackson, Des Moines, Ia. tered at the Barker. W. R. Falconer tered at the Barker. J. S. Shaub s registered from Louisville, Ky. Mr. E. E. Hall s from Petersburg, Neb. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Brown of McCook are guests at the Merchants. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Kilpatrick of Beatrice are guests at the Paxton. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Kelsey of Neligh are guests at the Dellone, J. F. Larkey and Neil Morchead of Calde well, Idaho, are at Merchants. J. B. Gray and Willlam R. Cahfll of Grand Island are registered at the Barker. Mrs. Frank D. Spencer has returned to her home at Nebraska City after a week's visit with her sister, Mrs, Will Rector. Miss Emma McCreary of the Union Pacific headquarters left yesterday for a couple of weeks' outing in lowa, after which she will visit her old home. Frank Howard Colljer, the eccentric lawyer of Chicago, Is on a trip through the west and will remain in the city for several days. He is stopping at the Paxton, W. W. Coates, proprietor of the Hotel Riley at Plattsmouth, was in the city yes buying an opening stock for a new dr; and grocery store he is starting at that place Mrs. W. S. Rector and sister, Mrs. Charles rd Scovil, left for Chicago on Wednesday. ym there they will go to Lake Minnetonka, stopping at Hotel Lafayette until about September 1. At the Merc b.; D. Dellefie J. H. Rotent and Woodwase, Exeter, wife and son, Hot Springs Skipworth, jr., St. Louis; Mrs, W. I Whit- taker, F. Judem, Denver, Colo.; J. M. Buck Holdrege, Neb.; M. Nobbs, Oskosh, Wis J. M. Oonverse, Milwaukee; C. H. Beach Porttind, Ore.; M. H. Beck, St. Louls; Louls Hemmerslaugh, Kansas City; Ed Wiley Quincy. 0. Hedlund of Ar Hardin of Deadwood Arcad at the at ted Oak, Ia., is registered at ) from is registered at the Barker , is regis- Louls, Mo., is regis- at the Barker gistered at the Barker F William Mer Chicago; Hyanim Barsby, Warrer Alexander, D.; P. H. Nebraskans o i At the Millard—L. A. Varner F. Murphy, Superior. At the Paxton—Walter | C. B, Dempster, Behtrice Ansléy; 1. H, Pomeray, Sid: At_the Dellone—Thomas Korl, w Hall, Holdreg»; Clyde Of coin; 8. W. Chambers, ' Creston At the Arcade M. Cro Kingsiey A A ank Lalr aw; A oken Bow; Sands, At the Mer -H. N. Carpenter, acuse; Mrs Harte, Miss And 3 Harry i Cedar Rap Geanoa; telx. Lamb, Lincoln; Oakland; It, Lin- Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair, ‘DR ICE] BAKING POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE, A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant, 40 YEARS THE STANDARD, A portton of the land has not | HANDS OF THE CREDIT( Dey Good of s, Company Closed. The dry goods stock of the 8. P. Morse Dry Goods company 1€ in the hands of the sheriff and attachments aggregating nearly $62,000 have been Issued agalnst it The 8. P. Morse Dry G incorporated last April and succeeded to the of the Mcrse Dry Goods company The officers of the company are S. P. Morse. preeident; D. W. Haverly, vice president, and Frank Lehmer, secretary and treasurer. The business has been less than the firm had rea sonable hopes to expect and for some weeks the varions creditors have been pushing for a settlement of their claims. A number of small suits have been commenced in the county court, with the effect of alarming the holders of larger Wednesday even pany held a meete the fight and turn creditors, or son mpany L P Morse sds company was business dims 1g the directors of the com & and decided to give up heir business over to their fihem, Yesterday morning confessed judgment in favor of five of their largest creditors as follows: I, L. Ames' exceut 10; Om National bank, n H. B. Clafflin & Co., goods, $21 Butterick company goods, $3,036.93; Muser Bros., goods, $2,080.74 total, $61,569.43 Attachments favor of the cre and the sherift were in y lssued in itors nan the judgment stock was taken possesslon of by the and Deputy Sturman placed in chargo id the doors closed to the public. Officers of the company state that the other Habilities of the corcern will swell the total to $70,000 The assets are an uncertain quantity. Whilc the goods in stock will, it 1s claimed, invoice $100,000, a forced would materially re duce the amount. sale Concernt n's Mo The experts are still working Treasurer Bolln's books. They yesterday that they expected thieir labors by September 1 that they encountered many obsta delayed them in their work. In stances the records were not clear quired a vast amount of research facts. One of the accountants said that | would be impossible to tell how nearly thei report would accord with that of the commi tee of the bondsmen until they had finishe thelr examination and footed up their totals " in. on ex-City announce to comple: It was st s whict many in and it r to get at th % News, for membershig night at th Brotherhood of L The eral ou brotherhoo: is new officers are: H. E Briggs, secretary; C. H Forrester, collector. The last named gentle man has been sent to Rawlins, Wyo. Musicians’ assembly No. 5927 initiated six new members at its meeting Wednes: evening. 1 Labo applicatic Wednesday the men. K8 veral new were received meeting of comotive P look for ported fair. The Graham, M.; B. S, - Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses were issued by of the county court Name and address. James_ Irankenberg, Omaha tie Thompson, Omaha. . Beverly, tha Tyson, .. Person, Omaha the judg as follows Age sterday Swenson, From early child- hood until T was grown my family spent a fortune trying to cure me of this disease, I visited Hot Springs and was treated by the best medical men, but was not benefited. When all things had failed I de- try S.S.8. months was termined to and in four entirely cured. The terribl: eczema was gone, not a sign of it left. My general health built up, and I have recommend- ye known a failure to cure. never had any return of the disease. ed 88,8, and GEO. W Lhiave oftc GH lave never n lisenzes maile SWIET SPECIFIC CO » to uny address, + Atlanta, Ga. INAUCURAL ATTRACTION Three Nights and Saturday Matinee. Commencing Thursday, Aug- 22 AL R TRRATER From the Empire Theater, New senting on HURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS {he MASQUERADERS With the same cast, scenery and effects as seen for 200 nights at the ISmpire Theater SATURDAY MATINEE, LIBERTY HALL. SATURDAY NIGHT. SOWING THE WIND. Scale of prices for this engagement— Entire lower floor.... . 3 Stalls and divan ch; Balcony, first thre next rows . seats . INMPANY York, Pre Gallery Mati Sale of se Theater, Monday sharp. August ome Men don't know j that shoe store in town and that shes bo bo We | made, otherwise we could not giv sell ew Shoes Free, or Your Money Back, if they wear out ———— nowheres cp only good dependable Shoes, of sound we carry a larger stock of Men's Shces than an on ecarth can good qualitios o it any cheaper than we sell them. leather and well e such a guarantee with every pair we too scon There isn’t another concern in the land who makes such an offer and at the samo time our prices arc lower. Notwithstanding the rise in Shoes we will continue to sell our celo- brated Gocdyear welt shoe for 8 we pla leather. orders, we are already getting in and opening our Fall stock. 50, ed our order for the ccming We are enabled to do this bec Fall long before the advance in Just now when other shoe deulers have hardly placed their You wil be surprise d what an assortment of shees you will find in our basement CATALOGUE READY AUGUST 15th—SEND YOUR “In time In time That's what we did placed them in our show rooms preparatory to the autumnal rush. short time "till the likely visit you during that week, plete your house furnishing thing to furnish a house comple of quiet prepare for g biggest fair ever held in the west will be in Omaha. if 0, we arve the ones to come to, as we have ¢ NAME, of peace prepare for war— rush— bought the eombined efforts of scores of factorles and It's ouly & You've eceived letters from your cousins informing you of their inteution to Apropos of this, you may need something to coms ery We will sell you what you want and give you time to pay for it, at the same price us it you paid the cash. OuN MO ATV TUMOUN MR Lol | 1LY /(RPECD. ] ) | T i alert mind. Fine Bathing, Boating, ‘ Switch Back,| Admission Free. BOYD’S TWO NIGHTS ONLY, onday and Tuesday, 'iT‘R" 18-19-20 | HARRY WILLIAMS’ GRAND SCENIC PRODUCTION. ABoweryGirl TO BE Sunda; PRESENTED BY A FINE ORGANIZED COMPANY A N ¥ story. of lite in ry. Marvelous B New dan w f seats will open at 9 Y usual p FASTEST OF ALL Professional Sweepstake Bicycle Race, BlC)ClC quk Saturday Eve'g, Aug. 17 NED READING, HOLTON and ROBBIE CLARKE now entered. Eniries close at 10 ock Ba ¥y morning The starters, the distance and the track as- sure @ hot race frvm e pistol ahoty Ripan’s Tabules: pans Chemic: Sold by drugklsts, or by mafl If the price (50 cents & box) 1 went to The Ri- Company, N: [ ) ) o ) e A Bright Eye is the sign of good health and an Strange that it should almost always depend on the state of the digestion, but it does. Ripans Tabule taken after meals gives the little artificial help most grown people need. A j s, N. Y. 10 Sprue 55T [ EVERY WOMAN Sometimes needs & reliable monthly regulating medicine, DR. PEAL'S PENNYROYAL PILLS, Ace prompt. safe and certain in result. The genu. fne (Dr. Peal's) never disappoiat. Sent anywhere, $.00. Sherman & McConnell Drug Co., 1518 Dodge stieet, Omaba, Nebw 1 [ e 5 u Bloomers and Sweaters | | and all sorts of cycle clothes will neveg ‘ start to shrink if you wash them with | WOOL SOAP It makes flannels besutifully clean withqu shrinking. Thenagain it's the best most refreshing in the bath tub. N | other as good. | AT YOUR GROCERS. RAWOR TH & SCHODDE, CHICAGO,