Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 9, 1901, Page 10

THE POLICE JUDGE (UESTION CP ONMATTA RAIN HELPS THE CARNIVAL wvar Likalibiosd of Kepubliicans Prepare for Election of Su e comsor te Judge @ordon, 1 PENING COMPLETE RESPECT INHERENT RIGHT OF PEOPLE No Ma rt Decldes cre WL | i Swes | VRria I the St ing Gordo 1 Pt Attemett e R v tor Cho o Tawn sor to Incu | will be ¢ m of Ostr the mended the 1l con among nto hi ntends providing for but the judgment ns to the contrary Gordon le police court in that on run that AGO, MILWAUKER kot office, 1504 Farn F. A. NASH, Western Agent ous question ader that elect brook of Gene al 1t brings relief—Re iy No-May ur feot 7 r trouble s Judge Gordon whag sl equently declared | was ir drugglst you vigion supreme court three excess of the constitu this election of New Fall and Winter Clothing. |’ . We're There With the uoods. ed a When a customer asks for some new effect or receut novelty, some swell thing | he has seen or read about, we don’t have | * to make excuses or try to persuade him into taking something else in its place. 0f Interest to Good Dressers A young man returning to Yale was in our sat clothing department Thurs day, Sept. 5th, looking for some of the new extreme styles, swellest things He said store in Omaha every The 4 for years spe for majority of the election. He had be tion of 18 lscharge of regular hat fall ele he ‘,v.um\n ered uj Sut f nim year he elec ady quently rpose of ¢ | | | Gora filed ano 1. in which | right o the office under the |t 1895, the supreme court K declared the election of constitutlonal and void In the distr on the prope cle he L in it are are rdon won out tion of 1840 lover' from to the is ex \\ e .\h()\\'l"l hl[ll "ll'\'l‘ll or | 180 ki »oand hie finally selected the been to all the leading eloth that Hayden all the other twelve of natty ing for the Yale style very county officers the act of making the sary at the and Bros. showed ten styles one shown by Liouses oung mer na ¥ fcintty and m rrect styl h lesiring and Yale varsity to purchase and he militar the Surtou he | the I v 1 Bros valid will stand in law pire on January 1 Ing gener ction On the other hand afirms the declsic | holds will be statute ] as the h hem by the it In men's suit tford styles in These stylos are designed of America. The Bloch Co., nd confined for Omaba exclusivel overcoats The Ryton styl an find and copyrighted Hart, Shaffner to Hayden Bre overecats are .m-u’| v'mm $10 to $27.50 and unqu allored and most fashionably cut garments A wil nd hem Avor tised In all the leading maga Wo carry tho Iargest and best stoch 1 oo of men's new, styllsh fall and winter sults, at $1, $5, $5.30, $§7.50 and $0.50. Our Boys’ and Children’s| 0ur 5 t0 8500 suits in Clothing. S e e sold by other houses at $7.50 guarantee your money back hold and next nece style, 1809 Hayden three leading & whol Mar<, and Hackett, ¢ The above makes stionably the best fitting, be t fea. You tr men's overcoats o ton the & year exe | | | sale tailors rhart Co. of suits anl clec- com- th if the supreme court of the lower court and of 1800 invalid, then Judge oldover™ from 1895 and there left o provide especially for the clection of hi or. But right oF | here will' come a the inherent 4 | right of the people to elect under the com R 3 { mon law an officer whose election, through Special Hat Sale | unintentional fault of the lawmakers 18 fail not provided for by any particular statute. Hats in black and all (he| Good lnwyers say the people have such a $1.00 $1.50, § right and, thereforc matter how the PR conrt decides the pending case, an At of a judge 1s in order this boys the act the above | ta sui to $12.50, antee ik succe Wo cont on new, winter wuits pants suits at $1.05 to §¢ blouse suits from $1.95 Norfolk sults, very pretty Sallor sults In handsome to! Khve question of tsh, you 25 to 50 per serviceabl The stylish 2 fall and pl knee The Russian at 1.7 variety, Choies ot Pashas and R new R colors at A*now Derbys at Full line at 2 Derbys, Fedoras to 35 at $1.50 no correct e line of Bays 40¢, 50c, 7o¢ of men's 10c and 502 $1.25, 0 suprenie and fall by vestes sults from police 2-pleca dqu sults at Bc to 0 1.2 la breaste to $5.00 knee pants child The faw men who run the populist party ounty for what therc is in fered a bitter dies nt Three weeks ago they and fssued a omposed of 164 primaries were to Friday and the first se the following day men saw e w held in the knos A’ Cloak and ENS Smt%r:apt A WORD ABOUT THE BEST SBI D, Bl SORED LADIES' TAILOR-MADE SUITS OMAHA ladies department g at any other. This s cason we have manufacturers in world of thousands of samples @ 1ine of suits the best Americ tight-fitting, etc hang; perfec We have n Dou for | { for themselvos & | ment met fn the call for te ittorney’s ¢ a con n to be lelega The been held fast of the have| AS- | our than convention IN re of our themselves everal of form was gone is and suit ‘primar , Y th with n remaining w nets they not. It | to filo with the chairman of the county com | mittee the nam candidates for dele- | | gates to be voted for at primaries, hut no| filed with Chairman “Jim" | Jones of the populist committee. When the few went to Washington hall Saturday afternoon to hold the first session of their so-called convention they found themselves almast alone. Only a of “the rank and file” put in an ap- nce and it was necessary to adjourn without standing that another trial for a convention will be made next Satur- | day This fallu vene indicat Douglas county 1t is surmised that who have her the populistic « o and refuse nization cuples n t1an gathered fror Ay after submitied and the e foremos the mbst careful scrutin in our Ne York offices cheapest of any garments in four newest styles—the blouse, made perfect in fit; perfect #0ld elsewhere at $15; our pric uits in fine venetians and ser browus, blues, blacks, castors and other mixtures ackets | taffeta lned throughout; skirts with the uew flounc they are made in all the leading style particularly in the Ei lish walking style; worthy your attention; elsewhere they will ask you $22 for $12.50. 160 suita—These come In very ela borate noveltles copies of styles from Alvord; made by the tatlors of the cast; will be sold at $16.50, Skirts. skirts ¢ < prec is cue 20 in of They n style in in | such names were very 03 me ; direet e foremost men he rank and file" to con- that the populist party in 1s somewhat disintegrated sevoral hundred cltizens fore given their votes to in good falth have lost ied further by a moek only is to kee inscourtaeuse jobs, our 1 Wo use the han Wa have some elegant sill 75 skirts made of all &1k ta Medium weight early fall jackets made by cos of the best firms in New them.) 200 jack window at $2.08 partment we are proud of and Justly in the selection of the skirts are made only first-class trashy stuff at any , perfect in h I throughout, for secured in New Monday \test car materials, perfect in fit, houses. We price ang for §10.00 only $5.00. York 150 silk $4.95, (only and finish and place for skirts, bea tas, pe our buyer York City made 29 to be a fow of the leader | CONSOLIDATION STILL LACKING fe effort etons 05 & 150 of in light- weight Uk lned throughout as shown in our rox Uning and $4.08 Yet Be United in Extra Spec als for Monday [ dozen flarnel w s made ruffled shoulders, $1.25 quality; for -ul'h b Ouly one to mink scarfs with 8 fox talls; a muffoon Elec Power May One ning with deep ce, extra wals customer. Mo: lareties, worth ol lar early ay, only 79 Juthority that Aecisive matter of the f the companies of development of the Platte river The manager of the eastern end of the affair has been in Eu- rope for weeks, but returned the latter Mammoth R e Shoe Sale ! ants u in \corns people ldom now stated on good October in the electric By up including genuine . collarettes and electric them Monday for $2 ot and some will b lidation ¢ g . ateps taken ar & customer.) I 1 the cit have $1.00. h $2.30; early buy- | project scheme AYDENs 18 drawing crowds are attracted shoes are piled on t uo trouble to pick out t m Monday neh them for the reports of the the cted ity and which are act in the matter. thi familiap negotiations that g power £ oth 1 by business ¢ to he | probably 1 he will It with th to th o sal o this one es have ne departments nt leather shoes that y Ak er Al 1 submitted the be considered Omaha Street hanged since first that the position of delaying the more ago, but i men have matter ir the showing of the nelined eastern of the & inve or th Sar-Ben Ball | 4 lo. e oncerns have | which can of the that Ast proposition of the oficials ilway company has been ubmitted. Tt this concern lation tood con Shriner & Urner lace, on sale Monday § & Box Calf Bals, Goodyear W Men's Velours Calt Bals, G year Men's Viel Kid Bal 0 Men's Patant Cait Bals car Welt Worth Women's ?‘Ul' }l\n‘ “Y\‘l.‘ 1 Y‘\"' \kv\\ K : ”l' to Women's fine hand (urne ¢ I K g Woume fine Patent Calf Vesting Top ¥3.5H0 Wonm fine Box Calf Lace Women's fine Vil Kid Lace See the 16th street Snaps in the Bargain Room Monday Men's va u calt bals, worth §2, at §1 Roys At bals, worth $1.5 lo Gents' satin ealf bals, worth $1.00, at 8 Women's tan or black vici kid lace, all new Men's vicl kid, colt and wax calf bals ent leather nt kid and patent colt One R his ompany never Welt Iyear : consol 1s under: light and that erts they are the officers of | of the plant vecently return talk of the pr that while there with the matter raillway company | where it was what was a month or | that the eastern | moi to agree with window v 7 mpany as to the valu Frank Murphy w5ty will not A 0 "' Mo, dation, saying cted the matter and worth A | p-to-date, worth up to §3, $1.50 . ) able, in this sale, $1.59 ? Sied That tands Does your foet bother you, ask o see the “Grover shoes lay Y tion of the plan, Agents in Omaha for the Stetson and ( for men and the Brooks | e Bros. and Ultra for women te-N I vasett shoes did at the incey - May Re-Jo-May cream softens and whitens hands and face A. Mayer Co., 220 Beo buildjng. Consultation free from 2 to 4 | | daily #¥or DAIL and Tar about 20,000 | 36.55. exeessive perspiration ry te skin food for facial massage. May puwder, Y BETE \lfl.\'h.\Y SET EAST NEEDS AID FROM WEST Congress Called t L Crente Sentime In Favor of Rivers Harbors Bill There | more October § taking up the of rivers and to be a congres: United and 9 f irpose of question of harbors Th R River Har tquar Nation assoclation, with he vent on on received by the aha Commer tention of th sentatives fr fal club-st association is t all of the appointed the ed by the 1 flea ¢ 1eteat by governor cities commercial | fact that the harbor bill senator who made active opposition bill was demanded number of o intends to make congress which wi fhe senator The the alle a of terab ssociation a demand before th the foalings of re next atisty western gtates may send delegat of Commercial club intention of making rangement t which bill and a national passed at the same west has actively championed the harbor bills, des to keep the on the Misslssippi open and the country a certain to the & than that by the Atl are ready for active towns and the passage will have to consent irrigation bill. We benefited by good harbors on and by navigable west, but the the most active in pushir bills do not seem to realize that be benefited by the irrigating of the lands. We must show them terests are {dentical and reciprocol in matter That while secondary benefit from the the coast towns derive a prin that while the Yy ately interested au tion the coast b sibly secondary The executive al club may dav and rs be pre sented if the meeting is held, but it is no expected that there will he regular ings each Tuesday until after the last week in September et for 20 Years. member will b kind r and bill but it th ome the Arbor an irs river irrigation and tram ther the I river ring river route nti Now it a s t that the gulf const rivers flowing through the people on the reciprocity coast const congre and harbor to the men of river realize iver and h they are will tern that our in the west n waterways mary benefit and west in th is no less manner commi‘tee hold ite fira stion of irriga nefited in a pos- meeting me No “I had Lronchitis for twenty y sail Minerva Smith of Danville, 111, “and got velief until T used Foley's Honey which is a sure cure for throat lung dis M pver a and MAKES HEAVY SALE OF CATTLE South Dakota Firn of Six- Dispo: Thousa Head in One D b, 8 presid DWOOD, §. Harris Franklin, (Speclal.)— nt of the Franklin Cattle company, pail $359,000 in cash for 16,000 head of cattle owned by the Day & Cresswell Cattle company this week It is the first delivery of a purchase of head. The Franklin company pur- chased all of the cattle, horses and brands of the Day & Cresswell company, the cattle going in for $30 per head. It was e mated that the company owned 20,000 head It will take most of the maining season to collect the 4,000 head that to make the sale complet largest check every pald far purchase on the western r are This a single nge the stock THE NORTHWESTERN LINI, $0.85, AND RETURN, 10, RETURN, ST. PAUL Sopt. 1 DULUDH AND $13.55 Sept. 1-10, HOT SPRINGS AND $15.00, Sept. 110 DEADWOOD AND $19 RETURN RETURN, CLEVELAND A D RETURN, 10, Less than half fare, VERY LOW RATES to the BUFFALO EXPOSITION. CITY OFFICES, 1401-1403 FARNAM ST. iy lorado Be sure and go over trip in the country to T. E. Fisher, Denver, Colo., for haudsom book describing this and oth trips offered by the Colorado & Southern railway. the Loup. The Send 3 cents in stamps general passenger agent, TO LAND WITHOUT CHANGE, Central Via Nlinois Tickets to Cleveland and return Sept. 7 to 11, at rate of $21.60. Through sloepers and chalr s will Omah at 7 a. m., Monday, 8ept. 9, running through to Cleveland without change. Particuls at city ticket office, 1402 Farnam street Rallrond. on sale leave 10 Visit the Old Pan- ty American. The Lake & Michigan Southern railway will sell tickets, Chicage Nleve Jand and return, Sept. 8 to 12 inclusive, at Return limit may be extended Oct. 8. Very low rates will be in effect Cleveland to Buffalo and return. For the wha do not wish veland round trip Chicago-Buffalo rate of $11.10 will be available. Unequaled train service Inquire of local ticket agent Re-No-May powder brings rellet to tender teet. Shore druggist or wder. A Cures excessive perspiration loves, parasols and fine No dress shiclds needed if you us Send articles of incorporation stockholders’ meetings, to We will glve them proper legal Telephone 228 Ask your Re-No-May hot weather saves goods. glove deaier it onomy ut it notices « The insertion. S ishing." The month o Se ber 1 year 1 the Minnesota the world for fishing Get o eopy of booklet, “Beauty telling you where to find them. Re bly low 1linois Central eity office reet, or uddress H the be th t in he lakes best ir a lel Spots,” marka 1402 Brill, D. Farnan W P A LARGE REDUCTION IN RATES To Buffalo Via Chicego, Mi Paul Gy wankee & St Rallwuy~Rt Trip d Until Oct. $20.2 On sale September 7, 8, 8, 10 and 11th. Bhorter limits correspondingly reduced F. A. NASH Western Agent Farnam General Ticket offce, 1504 For tired fuet tte-No-May powdss, _ bor | finest | ilustrated | r attractive | the | | in ticket | "TEMBER ]Amms AT SOUTH OMARA | 9, 1001. fchoel District is fomewhat Handicapped for Ready Mone; BILLS NUMEROUS T0 nr Today=Ad) moof the Puhil rred M dis Opens ting of the City ¢ Biils 1is on the for Tonig th hools will oy only oday this 1 and Janitor of th now pent for the lot Hoctor property on the nor e little d ring a title to the erty. As soon as the deeds arrive from s will be drawn and these working ecapital of the ton $10,000. Bven paid 1t balunce would months being penditure f \cher: about on hand 1oin he " there has been cduce the Educat nses were to be n that Achers P can this for two of coal the t ¢ pay However, v bought being urer Ky rants about $ What the be after the schools able to surmise Afte ok taxpayer are nd ¢ oxp urred iber 1 Treas hool war- n Kout Since Septe ha 1 it on A0, oxpense open no one seems the yesterday taking in & Affair tement t the overlap of the rather the indet of the school year would amount not less than $100,000 When the lic May nearly ev Trea ng red to start High ng ov records who Is just now con stderal te interest hool made His at the close money of it was used Wlling tn outstand board d11 was e money proposed ry cent by irer Koutsky warrar the ite this o as it use a portion of this lcense the con: of the school. Mr however that 1t was his duty to call war rder t. which g pi calling board an effort will taxpayers in t bond prog ey at “are truction Koutsky con in all outstanding in to save the at the r in of w ate Thi plans of th that ote bonds f One of city 11 tion, be it Board of i time 1 of the nt of affai ants it s to the and now und m W High heaviest the evening ch nitted fucation The people extravagance and will not any by the would not ca he sald the in my opinion, this fall authorita at construc sub in anaje vote bonds for Furthery tively tem rpose ted Education for the he ard f hool building at it 6 1t will be restrained from the courts. There money hand to pa none in sight revenue of the ed to pay running ex then there will be an the end of the present { that the people look favorably the coming that of an order no the on and he for Eve work penny of |a will be nee penses, and even enormous deficlt at school year 1 am confic of South Omaha v upon any bond proposition at eleetl Sehools Open iny. The public schools will open for the fall Last June the annual tion wes taken and a large Increase number of children of school age The Board of Education has large enrollment and it is expected that nearly 5000 pupils will en roll their names duricg this week. Super intendent McLain has about completed the detalls for the opening of the schools and it cted that everything will run like | clockwork. For the time being some of the, schools may be crowded, but in this event additional outside rooms wiil be rented. The roll of teachers now num- bers 102 semester today enumer in the was shown. prepared for a 18 ex City Council Tonight, An adjourned meeting of the city council is Dbilled for So far the only mat ter of | the mayor's veto on Martin's tax olution There is no doubt the veto being sustained, as any at tempt to carry out Councilman Martin's plan would be a direct violation of certain provisions in the new charter. The chances of any work being ordered are slim, as the given it out that the funds are low and some moncy must be reserve for emergency work Prenches Farewell Sermon, tonig portance is T about street mayor has running held in Rev. Howard Cramblet, pastor of the Christian church, preached his farewell ser mon last night. During his stay in South Omaha Rev. Cramblet endeared himself to the people and his ture for another fleld of labor is greatly regretted. Th evening a reception will tendered Mr. Cramblet at the home of W, H. Sla- | baugh, Twenty-third and 1 | time during the week Mr. Cramb) move to Hampton, Ia., wh he called by the Christian church Impeding 8 be Dr has becn stagnant water on Twenty- just north of F street, im- to a great extent and is a ruisance. On account of the grade of the pavement storm water will not reach the the consequence is that for a about 100 feet the pavement is or else A with The street ugh A pool fourth street pedes travel ewer 1 h of water of mud 1k e several nches has be an op her of times to make the curb and lay a drain in order abate this nuisan o far he has not complied with these sts. The chances are be taken th ning shor 10 o, Jut that some meeting fsance abated reque will night at L thi council Magie Clty hools s today Gossip | The punii 1y | | Dr ¥ will open to or leay for Minnesota on to »f car men Kansas K ity will Woodm Neb. al bridge Announcen Miaco's Troc Sunday afternoo the petite child record ble office will he ces will om | again be m During e this eng ladie g will he price Ben gnated as matinees,” a allowed. The dero's populer will the Ak o offered Re-No-M iration of tender Noth | wud busious. per was paid in last or | o e [ [ | it constantly | will | Come and let $21.60 For Rate on sale the G. A. R and other Flyers ara Fa Chicago leave T:00 Ticket Office, 1502 Farnam St., Tel us show A, 00 P, 0 I 250, More often than yon probably imagine, buy ready-to-wear not only because it them time, but because they know what great hs merchandise, W noted Omahans “The mos prog class of be many 18 been made in this You know would sury to how buy their eloth Nebry at ko Nome of the wealthiest progressive and lar that indication that citizens of ours. I good can suit f life, are re custoner n't a o pretty we any man in any walk you through, or come and look through yourself and see the many pretty patterns and stylish up-to-date suits liere ready for your choosing. Burington Route CLEVELAND AND RETURN September 7 to 11, National open to everyone. unity Encampment to visit the Buffalo Exposition, Niag- points oi interest in the east. Burlington Station M. Burlington Station, 10th and Mason Sts, ‘lel. 128 | | | | Some | commissioner | Busy as Bees | That's the many of our | are ~“Calamit TIMES, DULL | shows that th way we are In WOULD-BE Howli abo TRADE, ete. ¥ public appreciat taken a X which exists in Omaha tate that, w our &tore COMPE at wo have vinst COMBINE sh to hile it ma Wi | to the GOODE. A g and are fact 1 nore dail P manner of efforts ar wa Milk hind Kilmer's Swamp-R Peruna Cramer AT ATION sl [ 156 rONIC SOHAEFER § 74T, 8. W. Cor. 16(h & delivered FREE to any part Drug BUY THE GENUINE MANUFACTURED NOTE THE NAME HAVE Cut Price Store I Chicago t clty SYRUP OF FIGS CALIFORNIA FIG \VL‘I(I‘ Cco., AFASTDAY TRAIN DAILY via “Northwestern Line"” Between Omaha and St. Paul and Minneapolis Tuffat—ObsersationParlor Car “Thia bost of Kvarsthing” T T S rr ey TICKET OFFICE — 1401-1403 FARNAM ST. DEPOT- UNION PASSENGER STATION. TORS HARD our trade $ 1he AL DRUG and had Kegistered by { A. Mayer Co. THE 220 BEE BUILDING lin OMAHA, NLB. e “Phose 1716 Re-No-May Powder relieves and eur due to excessive perspiration. Price 50 Cents. all disorders of the foe§ Sold by drugglsts and glove dealers everys wver postake by mall (05 be additional o -— TTHE TABHURST Two HEIGHTS, Anozwa QUALITIES ROW ’Z:Neach P*fovnm "cLuerPEAaooY &Co TN MARERS o