Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 9, 1902, Page 4

4 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE SATUBDAY' AUGUBT 9, 1902. SIXTH. WARD, REPUBLICANS| TR T T g TODAY 15 GO ON SALE on BARGAIN SQUARE ' L3 q President Roosevelt, Fal part of the (rinscrigt periaining The Men's Shoes, the Women’s Shoes, the Girls’ and Boys' Shms, all go on sale pe NELSON C PRATT CALLS FOR FAR PLAY for b ALLS FOR FA this 24th day f\.' uly, ‘L follnlrod hyy the X = s Sk ok Sppial Bl 1wt Denonnces Republican Com, tomal | Do et ";.d b'h'n:::"n‘fm W s “f Committee for Playing the | thergtor. 88 bueh, By ¥ :”;ufl’onl' {lemnl, : Sh W Sh Men’s Shoes, DE ... Women 's Shoes, [ -] S| 59 I- osT% sON C Hands of David ¥, Mercer .uruun or other plperl and Délayt Aets In section 11 b, o plled Btatutes, Includes an appeal bond The penaity provided in sald section Igllaw!hnnl anly, the taking of greater fees v than 0%e _Spe 'or services rende: . The Sixth Ward Republican club at fts | (han those Speciiod for servless ~1 meeting last night put on foot a move- | oiher than those Specitied In section 11, ment to increase the scope of the parade | chapter xxvill, Compil - 121018 Cuyler inst LA which will be given for President Roose- | Jil& Cuyler aga Holmm‘ wvelt on September 27. The reception will | C}" Ghsections to confirmation of sals ot El probably be uhdér the supervision of the r;n! estate md'e under a decree ‘l g e ol closure proceedings examined and hat Kalghts o Ak-Sar-Ben and any movement | G oraer”conirming the aale ia without supplemental to the ususl electrical pa- | err or. geant will have fo be ‘With their co m 1266, Merril againat Stats. Error from &nd for that reuson a committee cons! J. of H. ¥ Ostrom, John N. Westberg -mx Miles Houck was appointed to take the matter up with' the board of governors. A committed’ conslsting of W. C. Pratt, f:}”,’,.‘;“:,‘:.,‘,,.{fim e oy . 0. Ure and K. C. Wolcott was appointed | missioner 'snd defining the duties of the to draft constitutfon and by-laws for the | Oficers ®o pro e- DOt oontrav the provis ¢ mection 26, artic! club, those Tast ndopted Having been lost. | {he ‘memasitarion. whoreln 1t Jo Geclured: | W. J. Hunter, called upon for a speech, | “No other executive state took oceasion’ to announce that he would | SONtiiued or creatd and the duties now mot permit himself to be considered as & | by this constitution shatt candidato for homination for county com- | the officers hereln created.t " T missioter, saying ‘that since he consented | ;™ RS0, ISR %000 N SihChom, Gl 1o the use of bis name H. . Ostrom had | “tnat no Bill shall contain more than one announced his candidacy, afterward with- | subject drawing, but that Mr, Otrom's withdrawal | & Where a part of an act has been de- a remainder - would not. Shange’ hid decision not to be. & | Slere ann perfest fa a L u;ga it the to the s MEN'S GOOD SHUES 3 Goodyear Welt Patent Leather Shoes— English Wa}t Calfskin Shoes— Good McKay Sewed Viei Kid Shbeo—- Splendid Box Calf McKay Sewed Shoeo— 159 5,000 WOMEN'S SHOES: AND OXFORDS Women’s Genuine, Dongola Kid Oxford Ties— Prince Albert Low Shoes, Langtry Bufton Oxfords— Women's Lace Shoes, Women’'s Button 8hoes— Women’s Strap Sandals, Women’s Spring Heel Shoes.... .. 1 bertect fn Al Its candidate, capable of execution, it will be up A. C. froup, L. D. Holmes and Nelson | fr ot [Re. C. Praft addfessed the. meeting. Mr. Pratt .':1'0':;:1“’(',?(“'.":..::1 P sald: id “Yot all know I'am a candidate for con- consl gress.. 1 announced eight months ago my “0 commissioner, specis the regular panel surnzus COURT SYLLABI | il Couri"ncr la mentioned i the motion | SHIELDS WANTS TO HURRY for a new trial, cannot be considered in the proceedings Becond tonal giarriot 1o, Fartheky | pendl which hes been quashed on & sw .l 128 (38 fotorests of b:-m' W Morcer eai r"'" 0,00, the array, has again been sum- |} calf leathers, in light, medium and heavy soles.... ’rh- fl!lnin: oplnlolu will be ofclally 'W‘“l court on review by “And what is that?” asked the lady. erro . 0 nmua.‘m, Olthiéy in et ~oved 1" the' Adiniesion:of ‘obts 've got ter have somethin' ter eat an' of depu o e ",‘:L.a‘:'“,.."“‘m'?-w giz|l 1w Misses’, Boys’, Youth’s & Child’s Shoes | Here Are Shoes on the Main Floor - f"‘_"",',',‘f‘f.".m“ e or.co examined and found mot weil mamn-m-;-m-iml Fomi-| woar.’ Sngwered - sha victim. of olivwsss | BilglE w‘“"‘ Prospect Btimulates conditions the nomingtion would be made. 69¢ 3,000-pairs women's fine shoes | 1 O8 Oc ‘ and “oxfords and 2,000 pairs men’s swell o Dot ugholding the it R of Gourt, aF Wonld_ the, Chailns be % oumd Barnes, C., divi- | taken, o of o fotitius namo o o astion Will Escape Him. o denye w in the Business World. I knaw no wmore aboub.jt-mow than 1 did | 1L X g004 ground sh at- 3 tho distplet, and I : had the furor sat in & cause t at 0”' ses 2.50 ,,. e .. r SR | - ety PENSIONS FOR WESTERNERS g e *Focord. clearly | 8uch i e and frauguient making of | MANY CANDIDATES NOW IN FIELD and a \G"ood Floor i 3 enous for cause, undar the provi o In lace and button, plain leather tips and patent Slnt onibe aso. L mant to denounce the | &k, Cotu'of Civil Proceaure, that & juior leather tips, in viei kI;d dongola, calfskin and box 9 (TR i i, the Sk BOSTON STORE. 3 L. BRANDEIS & SONE. BOSTON STORE: J. L. BRANDEIS & SONG. BOSTON: BTORE. SR A s i Jo HOPES CENTERED IN' CROPS kb S AlL EYES TURNED ON FALL TRADE tlfln AR ri rvivers of the 'Wars Generously vison ot section 9 ot Brrar from Bos Bl s Tedement Hol | cenvention Called tor Next Week Be- ooy coce - ok o P i Dealers Anticipate Heavy Fall Com- T Winiein ity counetl s eause Shields Fears Other Candi- RPN, APIPNNE Seatiancs i §irene- The society functions at order granted o license o an applicant o dates May Take His Dele- WASHINGTON, Aug. 8.—(Special.)—The Irom and Steel Situa- Hot* Springs, South Dakota, ¥ sell infoxicating Nauoes, Mo formal lcense ’ N 0 Amount. theroof .nfu statod the | Raving been satiod u";"-n adjourned meets sates, Alrendy Selected. '°;i:::‘:k‘:°";:'r:":' B tion Propitions. Are attracting much attention tition to recover damages for & nal | ing some two weeks later reconsider their : 3 : r'...? itloh oontaing. 25 Simand 250 may | SBtien franting wuch license and relect the dil, “$10; Norinan ~ Coon, -'and’affording enjoyment W hatever, sustain a verdict and judg- | 4Ppiica! hout notice to appl : i YOl & i vening. 6 theretor. Quaete. | owand ¥ Chatrman Fred 5. Cosgrove has called the | pioT i, GrEinAle—Tuclus H. Eninney, w".,.z vfi'f,- “‘1 un . & Covg Dancing each evening, ‘ % 3.1t is_within the absolute discretion of B Sy Jacksan, | g mrm- Sgriouitiral sec, Open air. :Lu |‘|I°"'.':'"' -utmrl s to nh:- a Ilum democratic congressional convention of this "‘h Taylor, C e tlmu far outs influence of ’ Saun ¢ semmminit? | aisrict o convene s this iy St 2 5 =, 22 : jrot ""‘""h-fi . - CHEAP RATES. Satortey, August 18 The dolesates to | Biodooer o/ 2 Diepaving for s ey cade e Through sleeper daily the convention from Douglas county were . 3 al 2 between Omaha and Hot Springs S. D. ; + Round 1irlp pas- senger fare $14.50, u::vfi! ‘-ll-':'l s um.z 70,611 bushel + last For. 1 year corn are L Disels, againet sl i is poet: Metoslt. Chicags News:—Wise men make proverbs et surprised by the early call, there 96 (war with lnun) Increase, ved uni remate dates, g s ’ it g Rfo':a"n'-."cx e weuar | fa! ed_in {1 good reason for belleving that he s the | Relssue 5,.;1;3”‘?5“5:‘5; e Bardware trade I Tally sus: e ::a only prle!ml routs b““-m ch e of h s particular candidate who induced it. A ‘Marsh md'n" .‘ mea. . B, h is idleness at tin-plate 's all up With thé drummer whex he Foad. P Ty, i8 reversibi i Toso N éeh:u-r 54 factories. Minor metals are | loses his grip. company not be 3 Candidates Galore Now. -~ : :y”mt passenger, by taking such route, 2. Bvidence examined and hel iR ,“’“c',‘ o Wy ‘Foolanr factorles are wl!l"l-nn'od & ot ‘1-;. ::;fl:!?-ld: ¢ dr-:r- salary with eamingd and unt thereot i When the delegates to the congressional |¥is; Agnes Olmstead, lows Falls, $is; An b~ oy o W racing pap ice ‘examined and held sufficlent | & wustained by R ionace OOty P Life'is short awd' art is long. Most men | mn submission of (he questions | e €¥1d gosrtiat the state of i Wi g omp ot | By By v e e e e moveinent, | Fesemble life rather than art. i St ‘the followi - 3 (34 Nebraska: Original-Scott Townsend, AHOtMGr 000 frac: | Ths pleasure of>giving is often spolled | the Jury. ' R 4§ Spiatons will be ol Crawions. 36 Tocroase, Reisate, Bio—Wii: | ANy grages guisiag another good frac: n ehm‘ "md“ A permitted to dictate the namos of the dele- s To Py e “forraer hoing | b7, the wrench it costs us to Jet xo. ¢ flw %"" gation. Shields, together with almost every : lors nd, Fecor. You ‘would mever know how “important umn avol. oiier “-,,,.“' in the eounty, then ; John T, o\ Grand sk ; Am- ing o some~men‘afe If- they didn't Infornt you. sidered that bis nomination was a foregone | Bea iz, «‘m | o 32 ithe | Many - young man travels first cl 7 ! : latrator ¢ A . A * | concluston, ud there was mo disposition & :’;'."‘;‘,‘&L"“ fact ‘that his father pay: en their part to rush the matter. But It it 3 e | ik to very married woman thinks that every things have changed since Jume 21 Others | 38; Wi litown, 3 | o are fr muw‘f nster she meets envies her, but she is usually entitled to another think. " When it comes to making payments some last | men never get beyond compliments. Of | A girl never thinks her photograph looks like her unless' 4t doesn’t look like her. ) Tawevea Orasrs. Chicago Tribuiie:'"““What was the cause H of |of that' awful lracket and disturbance In | e ver, Counell — . the lareer | your offoe jdst betore you came?” asked ; n in that the llrlcultunl one of thie teusnts on the third floor. . Hz‘r.: s PHL Cond Mol ; ,;:",';'%r-p @ “You knowthat young cowboy that came ;& Wy& ing: Wml—:\lun Flood, Raw- | g ',.h atathe | yestarday ta'begin the study of law with ; / # m:- ..m.u Fm‘ s B o oy o And Ask ” o 5 e part e qa ell, T thought 'he might as well begin o zg e 'mx at the bottom, and 1 told bim that when 6%, - he came down this morning the first thing | w0 epeedily yet painlessty eHech for him to do would be td clean out the A e usages. would g office. . He found half & dozen fellows there | It, is not that good thas 18 ds ; I | 3 ving ot L e, Be. 4 L walting Sor e, "but e did it all right.” -fi-.-“ s e { h 0.y -w':: notes and mort- lrr-du‘k}n. 81 rig! > s ¥ ~ f | o prompt him to | FATKFIRDAM, FLDARMT Guk, $10. Widows, ——m—_““ OF TRADE. 18, Tepriol Kye for Business. ) F P = nh call for quick action before the delegation -# Q‘”“}:“;flm.‘"fi"‘ nda FE e Smart Bet: "Why weepest thou, womsn " g ! { : othe 12 gl ln Sosmerglin o that was put up in bis taterest could bo ua. | Sha % e, ol B Briiltant Croy Prespéots. Stimulates | (M7 lord will be bured this day.” | L Gl e Tanativey and the £ it to tion; List o the Delegates. s S5 W dow: Mingrs | Businges and Quiet Plecopones, ouly one that builde up the system while ots, 1] The del dent Rela{ives—Frances B. Os- NEW ,orx_ A“fi 8. —Bradstreet's to- ook the sahes aoting as an all blood-puritier and 3 legates to the democratic congres- e ks idsummer s shining heir, dried"her tonic. It speedily clears the coated | like ) sional canvention are as follows: J&uuut trade and, ‘stm ZOR . driage check colds snd simpie torers, g tar farm “M‘ o e ki We have a lovely little flower garden this o ook He Ao oiond ward, Witliam . | year by the north side of our house, kind Al v rphy: Toird. wagd. | Of trapezoid in shape. Three sides belng Ay ‘{""u eh“‘. o M B Cm’l Knabe, ' W, Gonsoul fenced wi flll:o—!ool pouitry nlzlu.‘ the lmnn- is I & urth ward, tourth by the house, it is a small eden of .J'f "fl“"&' “? 6 ! Burne M ""- blossoms at present, July 28 J-hpum 1y u- J, Bai " glories and varigated hops trail on the net- from o Roverra. nfl&'uwf'" E“"‘ Willtams. Boyd, ¥.H, ting and native woodbine climbs on thely ‘“ France, A. 1 "Drer house; the house s painted o fawn color, uhfn'."m" o i Soss ; 4, E P, Beree. | with white trimmings. We'do love pretty | 87 fl'.::.‘:“".’.".t’q:“‘_‘ < fl-‘é el 3. 3. O 3 vines and we have some beauties of our abe fifopai and saet e e, A own this year. orders | | “ will be at home tomorrow, all day,” | friends, they tse it and recomman b sho sald. ve. The Beverage - &G amissesey 00 | 'BLOOD PO of Health Pacyis R POISON E £ H Hoston shipm: ugh 1 w“ M & Alll':la,:‘r pin, ward: | One siater wreto last wiater et ey }-r.-om lagt wesk, are il far b;‘m No temperance drink has Martin woman able to use a big spoos o e S e i som, B8 '*"L 305, Groagman; ot 1acwe. | Viner,” and 1 quite agree with her. In our e s ...’.u... gt u-«- Y| won such universal popularity W . Montgomery, . Simyth, | case every. mpmber of the family has an fa- | tken, Joost ‘e time| 88 & thirstguencherand blood p terest and helped make our garden; we put | BOTted Jmate Bey e ] e . it tn & suitable, mnv-m:‘ n&lm M-l:a W purifier as 8 Third ;| fenced it, to be sure of no ers . ¥ e mer; Fourth :::'3, ering. We all agree that our garden bas ,}"‘“ t of m‘:" "::Ké."; | Rose’s given us pleasure enough already to pay - for _ for all our trouble. We have some besutiful double-flowered , | balsams or touch-me-nots, all colors; nas- * | turtiums, Diantbus phn.“ -umu: > . 0, | geyaniums, - gladiolus, are al blooming i . h; '%.% profusely, and sych beautiful colors. Then Limme Juice The product of the chofcest West Indian Lime Fruit. Itis h: f 3 o ¥ all Sason We have some of the loveliest popples from iz Dijor, Bteve War. | ¥o B "::2’3 e fl‘::,:fl “h" . ot always § ' [ Tyler, er varief ve done 2 ¥ s “ e o ; Mitigating Clreumstances. a0 ‘well Sor 8, -eronty . .::q. for our D.h“oc'louo.me “I should thimk, abiitty. Ike to have our flowers appear W y the lady to the big, busky .p.d..m; to be .3',.... for. S0 our flowers are R -."“ Postal Card Will Get It | % ~ bumanity who had come for the clothee, | mostly those dear l”l'l.l’ ol -whh'-"'““ '," es fl‘ BAMPLE COPY OR. & “that you would be to let At we are willing our h | X wite take 1o washing." T re ahd haaattely dataty . plants, We . Ask your grocer or dm"; Twentieth Century Farmer e “1 reckén ‘s kindex hard -on the old | thivk every home sbould have a few flow. | bul lorltnndlnllltonh&vln‘. e Bt P iy (R e woman," replied the man who was too | ers. They are some care, but it is such & b e TR Ay S ] dress, Umiaha. ’ A : 1kl 1t sea:' ROSE'S, determination hoavy for light work aad too light for | pleasant care. = NELLIE BULLOCK. 3