Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 2, 1902, Page 12

e ———— T | i 12 NO ADVANCE IN GRAIN RATES Omaba Lines Do Not Intend te Fellow Kansas Oity's Lead. BUNPER CROP WILL NOT BUMP PRICES City Romds Announce Higher to Chieago and Miss Ha Tar aippl River Points Begin- ning This Month. Notwithstanding the announcement from Kansas City that zrain rates from that pofnt to Mississipp! river points and Chicago will be advanced in view of the b crops this year, Omaba freight officia the normal rates out of this eity will un- dergo no changes, this, too, in spite of the enormous harvests of Nebraska and tribu- tary sections. The advances at Kansas City will become effective August 15. Wheat rates will go up to 12 on wheat and 11 cents on other grain to Chicago, 7 cents on wheat and 6 on other grain to the Mis- sissippl river and 15 cents on wheat and 24 on other grain to the Gulf ports. The present rates are 7 cents on both wheat and corn to Chicago, 6 cents to the Mississippl Bnd 12 cents to the Guif. Rate for Music Festival. The Omaha terminal lines have an- mounced, as a result of thelr meeting fhursday, & one and one-third fare for the round trip to and from Omaha during the musical carnival of August and September, this rate to apply on all roads within a radius of seventy-five miles. Tickets are 20 be #0ld on Wednesdays and Saturdays fand limited for the return to the following day. While this action is conclusive 80 far as the Omaha lines are concerned, its con- firmation rests with the Western Passenger ociation, befors which all such matters finally go. The local men have recom- mended favorable action, which no doubt jwill be taken by the aseociation. Something New im the Balloon Linme at Krug Park. A rare and startiing balloon ascension is on the Bunday program at Krug park. Profs. J. W. Hall and H. Hall both ascend pn a single hot-air bag 94 feet high—the Jargest balloon ever semt up in this city first ascension of the kind ever Jolly Eight club's lively ball this even- ing, Washington hall, 18th and Harney st A grand good time for you. e. Welcome. Hayden’s big bargains on page 7. CAUGHT HIM ON SHELL GAME John Westbers Buncoed Again by a Bogus Mason in Search of A “Our Frank Shell {s at home, yours is & f#raud,” read a telegram in picturesque lack of punctuation recelved by City Comptrel- der Wesibers. m Qeorge M. Rowers, master of Floyd lodge, A. F. and A. M., of ‘Alton, Ia., and was in reply to an inquiry went out Thursday as to the standing of one Frank Shell, who, claiming to be a Mason dn distress, had applied to Mr. Westberg for (ald. The moment he read it he knew he been taken in on a Shell game. The bogus Shell presented himself at the ptroller's ofice Thursday and told how had been employed as a bollermaker at ywiins, Wyo., but had been thrown out of as & result of the strike being settled, his wife had been killed three weeks in a raflroad accident and how he was with two little boys on his hands. He ded that he was a member of Floyd lodg jo. 537, Alton, Ia., and of Medina shrine, Bernard commandry, No. 35, Chicago. o story cost Mr. Westberg $2 and a ise of $10 more. “The statement about his being a non- nion man was where the stroke of genius me in,” sald the comptroller, “as it med to me that no man who was telling 1le would make himselt out a ‘scab’ when e could just as well be in good standing his union.” i A WELL KNOWN ALBANY MAN f mmends Chamberlain’s Colle, | _ Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. ‘About elghteen months ago Mr W. 8. oning of Albany, N. Y., widely known in o circles as the representative of the Albany Chemical Co., was suffering from a protracted attack of diarrhoea. “I tried ‘hamberlain's Colfo, Cholera and Diarthoea ly,” he says, “‘and ebtained immediate fef. 1 cheerfully recommend this med!- leine to those similarly affiloted.”” — e Bee bargain sales on page T. '(uw PRACTICE IN PORTO RICO )A--n- n and Span Systems Both H Prevail in Island for gt s Time. B. J. Horton is visiting his brother, R. 8. Horton In this city. Mr. Horton is now located in'Porto Rico, where he is prac- ticing law before the federal courts. “We have two systems of law in cpera- tion in Porto Rico at this time,” said he. \“The federal courts, the judges appointed by the president of the United States, have original jurisdiction in ¢ involving §1,000 or more. In these courts the com- mon law practice prevails and many of the statutes of the United States are applica- ble. The legislature of the island has re- cently enacted a number of new laws and modified to & certaln extent the laws and precedents established during the days of Spanish dominion, but we have the experi- ence of all causes nvplving less than $1,000 tried by courts where Spanish law and precedent is supreme. Few American lawyers practice before the local courts, and the work of changing the present con- dition will be slow. / “Porto Rico is constantly improving un- der the dominion of the United § The ordipary citizen is well enough satisfied, but many of the prominent families who held ofice under Spain are not very well satisfied with having their graft broken.” - KEEP YOUR STOMACH WELL Inrfih depends on the stomac! lni«lor?!‘ord‘u Acid Phosphate CUREN habit- ual stomac eak of wakefulness. It is a splendid TONIC for all weak condi- B S ey o Horsford's @~ . Acid ¢Phosphate % Bame sa erery GENUINE paskess KELLEY, STIGER & CO. Special Valuey W, dren’s Hoslery an, and Oh rwear. v Store open untfl 9:30 Saturday evening. Woman's fast black drop stitched and plain lisle thread hose, double heel and toe; for Saturday spectal, 15¢, two for 25e. Woman's black lisle thread and cotton hose, drop stitched and lace patterns, spliced heel and toe: special, 25e. Woman's light welght, fast black hosiery, maco eoles, spliced heel and toe; for Satur- day special, 35, three for $1.00. Excellent Value—A line of fancy colored hoajery, llsle thread and cottom, famcy stripes and dainty patterns, blue, red, gray and green; for Saturday, 36c; three for $1.00. We have now a full Jine bt white lisle hose, drop stitched, lace and boot patterns, also white and black embroidered, polka dot and stripes, cool and comfortable; special, Goc. Children's Hoslery—Lisle thread and cot- ton, double knee, heel and toe, also maco soles and lace patterns, heavy and light welghts, sizes 5 to 9; special, 26c. Woman's vest, richelieu ribbed, low neck, sleeveless, also short sleeves, crochet edge and finished with tape; for Saturday, 10c. lisle thread vest, low neck, richelieu ribbed, crochet edge and eilk tape, a regular 35c quality; for Saturday, 25c. We have a line of women's lisle thread vests, very light weight, silk tape, crochet edge, low neck, sleeveless, cheap at 50c; for , 330, three for $1.00. union suits, with umbrella trimmed with wide lace; also drawers, Munsing union sults, low neck, sleeveless, knee length; special, G0c. KELLEY, STIGER & CO., Corner Farnam and Fifteenth Streets. OXNARD ON RECIPROCITY Head of American Beet Sugar Com.- pany Says He is Opposed to the Polley. Henry T. Oxunard eral Manderson y through the city, “I have nothing to say to the public speclally at this time, but you may say for me that [ am unalterably opposed to this {dea of reciprocity. It simply meansz free trade under anuther name. There are some strong inetitutions fa this coun- try which have under a system of protection grown to such proportions that they cannot only manufacture all of the BO0ds in their lines that the country needs, but in order to obtaln the most satisfac- tory results for their owners must reach into foreign matkets. They are willing to sacrifice the smaller and newer concerns to galn a market. The beneficiartes of the protective tem for years have been will- ing to have the system annulled for their benefit and admit to this country free every- thing which they do not manufacture in order to gain a market abroad. ‘“The beet sugar industry in the west bas never been in better shape than it is to- day. There are many farmers who are be- ginning for the first time to see the hene- fits which may fcerue to them, while oth- ers have long ago derived bemefit from the location of the factories, ““There {8 no truth in the rumor that the American Sugar Reflning company h: cured stock {n the American Beet Sugar company. So far as I know nonme of the stock in the latter company is held by holders of the other stock. Really, how- ever, I have nothing to say except to emphasize my objection to reciproeity.” —— LAXE OK9BOJL. the guest of Gen- lerday while passing On the Milwsukee Rallway, ort or & long vacation this beau- offers the most economical yet delightful outing that is available for Omaka people. Quickly and easily reached from Omaha via the Milwaukeo railway, sititude most 2,000 feet, alr always cool and vigorating. A beautiful, clear, deep lake with high shores, picturesquely timbered with hardwood - trees. Excellent . fishing, boating and bathing. Moderate-priced, but g00d hotels. This {s a list of advantages not to be equaled. Full ihformation cheer- tully furnished st the Milwaukee Rallway Olty Office, 1604 Farnam street. F. A. NASH, General Western Agent. Homeseekers’ Excursions. On Tuesday, August B, the mext Home- seekers’ excursion will leave Omaha via Missour! Pacific to certain points in south- west Missourl, Kansas, Oklahoms, Texas, etc, Limit of ticket, 21 days. Rate, one fare plus §2 for the round trlp. For fn- formation, land pamphlets, ete., call on any agent of the company, or T. F. GODFRREY, P. & T. A., 8. B. Corner 14th and Douglas Sts., Omaha, Neb. Publish your legal aotices in The Weekly Bee. Telephone 238. You Are llvl‘o‘ To attend the great annual Grocers' and Butch union Pienle At Missourl Valley Park. Bpecial trains from Union Depot Via “The Northwestarn Line,” Thursday, Aug. Tth, 8 a. m. Dancing, Music, Games, Races. All kinds of Amusement. Perfect order. “Bvery store closed on that da; Tickets at all Groceries and Butcher shops, Or at Depot. Look for big sales on page 7. CHICAGO BLANKETS OMAHANS Windy Oity Men Corral All Offices at Convention of Rallway Mail Clerks. The delegates to the convemtion of the Assoclation of the Rafiway Mail Clerks of the Sixth division have returned from Chi- cago, where the convention was held. Omaha failed to land any of the officers of the division, the “Chicago push” belng lined up against them at every point. G. H. Worley, Omaba's candidate for delegate, was made first alternate to the national convention st Buffalo, but he was the only Omaha man to get on the list. The Omaha branch of the gssociation, with & number of visitors from the Lincoln branch, will hold a pienle Saturday at Courtiand beach, at which the usual games and races will be held. ———— Mortality Statisties. The following births and deaths were re- ported at the office of the Board of Health during the twenty-four hours ending Fri- day noon: Births—Hans Kautman, and Dupont streets, boy; W. 1318 North Twentleth street, g 1ub- ler, 1408 North Seventeenth street, boy; Benjunin Mclnnerney, &8 South Thiry: slxt! t, gh ‘heodore Miller, 1714 Tysng-ninth W. B. Benson, irl: R reet, Pacific_street, John D. "Green, North Thirteenth street, boy; ‘Martin John. son. w2 South ‘Thirtielh street, girl; Fd- (wl.rlrd rter, 1142 South Thirtieth street, Deaths—Mrs. Neb. Cla pears; Gustofson, o%eph Gee. 3 Oakland, Melvin Lane, Eighteenth Ohi ts, aged 4 months; Willlam Beburg, 110 South Nineteenth street, aged 6 Rosi Griske, 2108 South Tiwent uged 18 days; Samuel R % afed T Yearsi Clara Olson, 1807 Furnam , Mfed B years; Hamilton V. Warron, county aged 55 ye L3 o Hanna, 118 Jackson strect, aged 2 daye. THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 1902. |LBRANREIZ, PRICE-SLASHING OF MEN’S SUMMER OUTING SUITS L ers, Peet & Co $17.50° $4 and $8 Double Breasted Serge Coats, $1.98— Men's skeleton double breasted serge coats, accumulated odds $198 and ends, worth $5, each. 8,000 pairs ot men's $3.50 and $4 fancy worsted and flannel pants, all of this season’s newest dedigns, in a won- derful srray of patterns, only one pair to a customer— 5 gl.oo Men’s Light and Dark triped Uffice Coats, On sale today, eacl:.. 29C For the cholce of any fancy colored Rog- suit in the house. Suits that sold at $22.50, $25.00 and $27.50—at -_— On sale Today $5% $15 Wool Crashes, §12.50 Homespuns, $10 Serge & Flannel, Right In the midst of the hot weather season we offer you tho cholee of our stopk of Men’s Summer Clothing at Less Than Half Price Every garment thoroughly tailored, made of the finest single and double breasted serges, flannels,wool crashes outing coats and pants, high grade all worsteds, cheviots, homespuns, Scotch tweeds in three plece su while the sizes ‘are greatly broken, Wwe can yet fit all sizes of men. There 18 not one suit iu the lot worth less than $10.00 and as high as $15.00— Your unrestricted cholce for Satur- day, only po o a Suit. $17.50 1,000 men's odd vests, strictly all ‘wool materials, 34 to 42 sizes— ~ 45c each 29c Boys' Washable Sailor Suits, 20c¢ ages 8 to 10 years— worth 76¢, BOW +ives seeee (I_oy's Washable Knee Pants, aii ages— worth 25¢, now . .. . B COLORADO and RETURN RAugust 1 to 14 23, 24, 30 and 31 Return limit October 31, cn-nucmmm-e-m teh and the Black Hills. Ticket Offices 1502 FARNAM STREET. CHAUFFEURS UP IN PROTEST Will Petition Park Board to Modify Its Rales Governing the Chug- Carts, The Automioblle club of Omaha, D. Risley, president, is preparing to petition the Board of Park Commissioners to rescind its order under which motor vebicles are excluded from the boulevards. Thd matter will be taken up st the next meeting of the club d & committee will be appointed to con- fer with the board “I tbink the Tule 18 unjust,”” said Pry dent Risley. “The club does mot care so much for belng excluded from the. parks, but we believe that we ought to be per- mitted to use the boulevards, since they are about the only thoroughfares of the city that are suitable for automobiling. It ay that horses are afraid of they are not, sinve they are accustomed to trolley cars. The only horses that are sfraid of gutomobliles are horses from the country, and it we are golng to make our laws to accommodate them we’ll have to exclude street cars from the streets and bulld sheds over the steam tracks. “We have tried hard-to avold sceidents of whatgver kind, and thus far we have succeeded. I dom't. think the park board wants to discourage automobiling in Omaha, but this will be the effect of this wule 1f it 15 allowad to stand.” City Comptroller Westberg has an ordi- nance prescribing a set of rules for chaut- feurs «nd placing the maximum speed at twelve miles an hour, which he will re- port to the city council next Tuesday even- ing. This ordinance has received the dorsement of the Autumoblle club of Omaha. We desire to thaok the friends and neigh- bors for the kinduess and sympathy shown us in our idte bereavement. MR. AND MRS. SAM CROWLEY. Bargaln sales ou page 7. i Boys Day at Drexels As overstocked on boys’' and| lected| youth's canvas shoes, we have several lines to close out. Boys' can- vas shoes, sizes 2% to 5%, go at 80c; youth's eanvas shoes, sizes 13 %0 2, gol now for 85c; little gents’ canvas shoes, sizes 10 to 123, for 80c. We are stll selling best youth's and boys' shoes on earth for $1.50 Rock oak soles in every pair, Drexel Shoe Co., Omaka's Up-to-date Shee House, 1419 FARNAM STREBRT. Men’s Canvas Shoes 100 pair of men’s canvas shoes go on sale Saturday morning. The values are ex- traordinary. We took all the maker had. They are worth $2 a pair, as long$ as they l;lst, pair. 1000 CLOTHES FOR MEN 2~ WOMEN worsteds and cassimeres. Saturday, we will sell wo- oxfords worth $2.50, for $1.50, made on all new lasts. They are men’s Stupendous SALE OF PANTS aturday Morning Bright and early, we begin the most marvelous sale ever chron- icled in the history of “The Nebraska.” We will Place on Special Sale 623 Pairs of Men's Pants at $2.50. Not a pair worth ‘less than $5.00 and some as much as $6.00 They are the accumulation of our regular stock and those left over from expensive suits. Among them are some of the choicest They are the greatest values ever of- fered. We want to sell them all in one day. Therefore, will of- fer these wonderful high grade pants at this remarkable low price ) {PUO that are exceptional values. Saturday— all day 1.50 $2.50 Great Reductions Any Straw Hat in * Ladies' Oxfords the House for 45¢ DO YOU REALIZE WHAT THAT MEANS? COME SATURDAY.SOME ARE WORTH $1.75, SOME $1.50, SOME $1.00. IF BO, FOR ALL CLASSES OF PEOPLE. The merchant and the mechanic favor it. The rich and the poor enjoy it. The aotive and the infirm are benefited by it. Mets beer s, in ehort, & perfect brew. Pure, wholesome, strengthening. Highly recom- mended as a tonlc and a stimulant. The beer of quality—the best. Metz Bros. Brewing Co. Tel. 119, Omaha. Or Jacob Neumayer, Agt., care Neumayer Hotel, Council Blufts, Iowa. WEIGH CAREFULLY You can’t always judge a shoe by what It welghs. Just now you don't want & heavy shoe, anyway. You do want shoes that will stand the wear, that will guard your = feet from hard knocks and that will yet be com- fortable and attractive in ap- pearance. Men who wear our ‘Onimod” $3.50 or $2.60 shoes say they are all a good shoe ought to be. 205 South 15th Takes 15 Minutes More Time now to give an order and 3 days more time to get the goods—t all the difference there is when you are shut off! It don’t scare us a bit any more. The Omaha Combine had Mr. Halliday come out here and tell us his new scheme—but we still have all the goods we need. They employed a detective—YES THEY DID— to see If he could S8POT our source of we haven't seen him lately hamed of his job. Oh, it heme—shut a store off— keep him from buying when he has the &rclcn to pay! Carter's Little Liver Pills 10¢ Ze Laxative Bromo Quinine 120 #e Mennen's Talc Powder ile 28 y's Food Ise %o ola .. e %c Bromo Seitzer . 200 e Cascaretts ... sess. 20¢ a Tetlow's Swansdown 16¢ I's Coldolds .. OPEN ALL NIGHT. SGHAEFER'S [yid S0k w, Peany e fal'ure %—-— ‘rétiev S Tew dayet 4300 84 & McCounell Drug Co. Omaha: Neb: Buy The Sunday Bee 16tn and Ohisage. | On account of the backward season, we place on sale Saturday—- Every Shirt Waist in the house—$1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 values .. Remember, every Straw Hat in the store now5oc BLAC THE HATTER 107 SOUTH I6TH. Lilliputian August Trade Makers. BOYS' FLANNEL AND HOMESPUN SUITS THAT ARE EXCELLINT VALUES AT DOUBLE CLEARING SALE PRICE, $3.95. THERE ARE SAILORS AND NOR- FOLKS, DOUBLE AND SINGLE BREASTED SUITS AT ONE SPECIAL PRICE, $3.95. AMONG OTHER SPECIALS NOW RUNNIING STRAW HATS AND WASH SUITS, 33% PER CENT OFF. BOYS' $1.25, $1.00 AND 80c BLOUSES NOW/ONE SPECIAL, PRICE, Tbe. SUITS, $7.50 VALUES AT $4.50. GIRLS' WASH DRESSES, 20 PER CENT OFF. ORED 26C LACE HOSE AT 15c. MISSES' SHIRT WAIST 16c HOSE, 10c—LIMIT 6 PAIRS. BLACK AND COL- NEW LOCATION, 1515 DOUGLAS S;I‘RIIT. EXCELSIOR SPRINGS (M0.) WATERS Wo are sole wholesale distributors for these famous waters and a carload ship- ment is now on the way. ort in th and near and nonme are dsappointed. health Excelsior Springs, Mo. world, Its bids ir to become the greatest health ful waters are attracting people from far But you need not incur the expense and loss of time incident to a trip. We have the'famous waters, bottled, and you can get all the benefits at home. » SULPHO-SALINE—A laxative water for dyspepsia and all stomach troubles. It never falls. REGEN T—Best known remedy for all kindey troubles and Bright's diseass. T only iron-manganese water bottled in the U. 8. Highly commended by physicians. Sold in dozen or case lots by all first-class druggists or we will deliver to you CACKLEY BROS. We sell fine California wines and Kentucky and Maryland whiskles. Opposite Postofce. direct. OMAHA EELEY INSTITUTE REGULAR AS A OLOCK No uncertainty, o worry, Ro suppression, but mat- hesithy functions, regularly wmaintained A | i8e for paiatul periods. safe, Write tor ciroular or send $2.00 for ONE BOX. FOST: wral, PAID. and Postal Card Will Get It SAMPLE COPY OF THE Twentieth Century Farmer t Itural Weekly. Ad- The Bes Axfk‘qfl.\l‘u Telephone 1148, Made One of the best equipped of the Keeley sywtem of institutes, thy only Keeley Institute in Nebraska. Cures Drunkenness. Cures Drug Users. Booklet tres. Address all letters to T34 £. 15th, Home Treatment for Tobacco Habit, cost 88 Sold by Sherman & McConnell Drug Co., Cor, 1h | Dodge Streets, Omaba, Neb. ‘ prietors \ { harmiess, certan. | | results ana creats profound wonder. This medicine has | more rejuvenating. vitalizing force than has | ever been offered. Sent by mail in plain package only on receipt of this adv. and This i» 85 worth of medief its originators 00d's Barsap