Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 21, 1902, Page 24

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1902. WILL TRY ANOTHER Used Former JUDGE the Novel Means Milwankee Rallway Liberty of Spalding of Chicago. to Secure v Banker On September 23 to many points in Ohlo nd Indiana one fare plus $2 for the round trip. October 2, 3, 4 and 5, Washington, D. C. and return $28.05; stopovers. City office, 1504 Farnam street. CHICAGO, Sept. 20.—Novel means were used today in an effort to secure the liberty ©f Charles Warren Spalding, former presi @ent of the Globe Savings bank and treas urer of the University of the Illinols, con versity funds ‘or some time been considering a writ of habeas corpus in the case, was preparing to read his decisior which was understood in advance to be ad wverse to the prisover, when Attormey W G. Anderson stopped proceedings by taking another petition before Judge Hanecy New evidence will be produced in behalf of the banker prisoner, who has been ‘fight- ing for freedom for six years. Good con duct has been the principal plea for free dom, but some time ago the State Board o Pardons refused to grant him liberty, be cause it was believed he sjill held a por tion of the embezzled funds of the State university. ente Today. And tonight, at Hibbler's hird and Leavenworth be Old Settlere ports and dancing. ladles, 10c. Park, Forty- streets, given by asscclation. Races, games, Admission, gen Fall goods arriving. Edhoim, jewelry. Home Vis VIA ROCK ISLAND 2 m September 23 tickets will b many points in Indlana and Ohlo, fare plus $2.00, for the round trip »Mce, 1323 Farnam St., Omaha at Ticket Dr. Sprague. 336 Bee Bldg. Tel 1416 Try the Chicago laundry. ‘Phone 205. Chicago to B nd Return, $19.00, Via Erie Railroad. Tickets on sale Oct. 7 to 11 inclusive, good to return on or before Oct. 13. By deposit and payment of 50 cents, extension of limit to Nov. 12 may be obtained Through sleeper. For time tables and de- tail information apply to Mr. H. L. Purdy, traveling passenger agent, Erie Railroad, Chicago, 11l H. E. and E. Huberman. Furs remodeled and repaired. 118 South 16th St. Genulne imported beer on draught. Maurer's, 1306 Farnam street Ed Publish your legal notices in The Weekly Bee. Telephone 238. Diamond rings, $10 to Edholm. Western Agents for the Waverly Electric Automobiles Chieago to New York and Return, #23.30. Via Erle Rallroad, Oct. 6th, it is the Erie ALL THE WAY from Chi- cago to New York. Through baggage car through coaches, through sleepers, through dining car. Absolutely no change. Fast limited trains. Lowest rates. For time tables and information apply to H. 1 Purdy, traveling passenger agent, Erle Rallroad, Chicago, Ili 3d, 4th, 6th and Development at (he Boston Store. The Boston Store confectionary depart- | ment of J. L. Brandels & Sons will be con- i-momm\ enlarged during the fall months The department is now under the super- | viston of E. M. Farnsley. as department manager. A feature that Mr. Farnsley con- templates is the serving of special shop pers’ luncheons during the Ak-Sar-Ben car- nival period. The Boston Store art depart- ment has been moved to the third floor, which it occuples with much larger floor | space. Have Root print 1t Elcctric automobiles are easily eon- trolled, clean riding and comfortable. They are of prac- tleal utility for the business whose time fs money—for the physi- clan, to whom a quick start and rapid transit are often matters of life and death. It is always ready will take pleasure why this is the automobile you ought to buy. noisless, casy man GIRL IS SHOT BY HER LOVER Tragedy Follows Reason for Deed | a Mystery. Drive and sun MARYSVILLE, Mo., Sept. 20.—Great ex- cltement prevails in this town and the vil- {lage of Fairport, nine miles north, on ac- ,count of the probably fatal shooting of Maude Chisam by her lover, Marion Lucas, at Fairport at an early hour Friday morn- 1ng Lucas, who is a young farmer, quarreled with Miss Chisam, a handsome young woman of 16 years, and fired four shots from a revolver at her, after thelr return from a drive and stroll which had con- tinued from 9 o'clock until midnight it is generally beicved in the neighbor hood that the showting resulted from a mad love and the girl's refusal to marry her Jover, although Lucas, who is now in jail, clalms he was driven to desperation by the girl imploring him to marry her Miss Chisam is popular in school, church and socl eircles. Tel. 353. Four Killed in a Mine. COVINGTON, Ky., Sept. 20.—By a cave-in at the Stack mines yesterday four meu, all cqjored, lost thelr lives. Roosevelt Here September 27th. Secure reserved seats fac- ing his reviewing stand at Myers-Dillon Drug Co. Tea sets, $5 to $125. $3.00 hats, all styles. Douglas Printing Co., 1518 Howard; tel 844. There's only one Stonecypher. Edholm, jeweler. Frederick, hatter. SAN FRANC eptember 25th, LINGTON, D, October 2nd to BOSTON, ¥ October 6th to 10th. DALLAS, TEXAS— September Zth KANSAS CITY, MO.— October 15th to 22nd. ST. LOUIS, MO.— October 5th to 10th HOMES FRE BXCURSIONS— Tuesdays, October Tth and 21st. HOME VISITORS' EXCURSIONS— September 23rd, October 2nd to bth, CALIFORIA, OREGON, WASHINGTON— During September and October. 0 an h Com 5th inclusive, He prints. and October 1st Pure 18-K wedding rings. Edholm. - Coal and feed. Monroe Co., telephone 971. —_— PUBLIC NOTICE We bég to announce to the public that after spending thousands of dollars im- proving the building, 1519-1521 Douglas street, wo are now ready to show you as modern and up-to-date a clothing store as | you can find anywhere. Here are four floors filled with seasonable merchandise. Our prices are always less than elsewhere, while nothing but the most rellable makes are s0ld by us. One price only. All goods are marked in plain figures. On our ground floor you will find & full line of men's and boys' clothing, gents' furnishings and hats; in the basement is our shoe department, also work clothes; on the second floor are trunks and traveling bags; on the third floor we keep our surplus stock. We call your special attention to the splendid line of overcoats carried by us; we offer a right decent overcoat as low as $5.00; from that they run at $7.50, $5.50, $10.00, $12.50, $15.00 and $18.00. In men's suits we have an al- most endless variety; they start at $5.00 eand run up as high as $22.50; the latter ones are as fino as anyone can show, no matter what their price may be. We will be pleased to show you through our mam- moth stock, whether you buy or not. If | you pass us by without looking us over you certainly miss a chance to save some money. Thanking the public for past favors and soliciting your future patronage, we are yours truly, THE GUARANTEE CLOTHING CO., 1519-1521 Douglas St. Omaha's most progressive clothiers, fuf- nishers and hatters. P. 8.—8ouviners given with all purchases free, for the asking. For firther.information call on or ad- dress any agent of the company, or THOS. F. GODFREY, Pass and Ticket Agent 8. B. Corner 14th and Douglas Sts., Omaha. MEN Visiting Omaha this week should not fail to place their or~ ders and have garments fitted before returning home. Suite fo order $20 up Pants to order $5 up Settlers’ Rates to Pacific Coast Via Rock Island Sys- tem Only $25.00 Every Day in Sept and Oct. Ticket Office 1823 Farnam Stree Omaha, Neb. PARIS WOOLEN CO. Omaha's Busiest Tailers. 1415 Douglas Street D. N Beck, Manager. t Perfumes get the popular odors as come outj and you are Pansy Blossom, 0s. Itallan Violet, oz Howell irug 0o, 16th and Capitel Avenue. Park Ave. and Leavenworth St. Westarm Agents fok Manganese Steel J. J. DERIGHT & CO, e Bargains in New and Secend- iland Safes Closing Out Our Stock of . TYPEWRITERS at Less Than Cest. oot Sates Mob and Burglar 1119 Farnam St Hot Blast and Round Oaks il burn anything . d hold a fire over To be economical 5 5%t ol stoee must be so perfectly fitted that it can be closed up—air- tight. With loosely fitted doors and dampers, you have uo control over your fire and it soon burns out. GENUINE BECKWITH ROUND OAKS — a perfect stove that burns anything. CARBON OAK— prices up trom RADIANT HOME AIR - BLAST with 20th century fire GARLAND n,\xsfnsm| andard goods up tromll & Monitor, Malieable, Quick Meal, Rad ant Home. We are sole agents. ARLER OIL HEATERS i Milton Rogers & Sons Co,, Haraware and Tools. i4th and Farnam Sts. We give the best value in price, workmanship and materials that you can possibly obtain. Correct forms, highest grade material, best workmanship. All work executed on our own premises. Wedding Invitations, Announcements and other Society Engrav- ing properly executed. Tally Cards, Plate Cards, Recoption Cards. vited. MOYER STATIONERY CO., 220-222 So. 16th St. Correspondence in- Drex. L. Shooman Greets King Ak-Sar-Ben and all his loyal subjects, particularly does he send greoting to visitors whom he commands to make his store head- quarters while in the city. Your attention is called to our young women's shoe in box calf and plump kid uppers, with low flat heel and soles heavy emough to keep out the wet. We carry them fin six different styles, for both dress and school wear. $2.00 1s not much for a good shoe and these are good shoes at oumly $2.00; sizes 2% to 6. DREXEL SHOE CO Omaha's Up-to-Date Shoe House, 1419 FARNAM STREET. STORY & CLARK PIANOS Three caricads to be siaughtered this | weelc. Also Weber, Ludwig, Schiller, | Hampton, Jullus Bauer and other planos. | CECILIAN Bl PLAYER ness, prevents headache and remeves alvine poison. Sold in 10c and 25c boxes. Manufactured by Shrader Med. Co., N. Y. and Omaha. > FALL OPENING HAYDEN Monday we put on sale the splendid stocks of medium and heavy weight suits and overcoats we have been working on for several months. It contains the cream of all the good things shown by the best makers—many are made up according to our own ideas. There are scores of new things in fabrics; new colorings and new weaves and many new styles of garments. . Specials for Monday MEN'S STRICTLY ALL WOOL FALL AND WINTER SUITS—In noat checks and mixtures, sizes 34 to 42; all dependably lined and trimmed, well tailored and per- fect fitting, excep- tional value at AT $7.50 YOU HAVE OVER 3 DIFFER- ENT PATTERNS to select from In chev- iots, cassimeres and worsteds, in plain checks or stripes, guaranteed all wool tabrics, handsomely finished 7 5 s 0 and up-to-date in st sale price only.... AT $10.00 WE CAN SHOW YOU OVER 40 DIFFERENT PATTERNS—In all shades, in fancy cheviots, cassimeres and wor steds, lined with heavy serge lining, sewed with silk, all materials in every suit have been thoroughly tested, sponged and shrunk; they are pure wool and absolutely fast colors, suits with snap, style and wear— Men’s Stylish Fall Overcoats In cheviots and coverts, in light and dark shades, made In short, medium and full lengths, on sale at $1.50 & §10 Also have our complete line of Men's Stylish Winter Ov $5.00, $7. $10, $12.60, $15, $16.50, $18 and $22.50—In all styles and pe BOYS' SUIT SALE BOYS' LONG PANTS' SUITS—Ages 12 to 19 years, wool_ fabrice in plain, blue and black fanéy cheviots, well made up, Monday at made of all lj{’ BOYS' KNEE PANTS SUITS—Sizes 6 to 16 years, in neat checks and mixtures, also plain blue and black cheviots, ' in double-breasted style, Monday's sale price......... 48 and fancy also sale BOYS' KNEB PANTS SUITS—In double-brea Norfolk styles, in plain blue, bl cheviots, in sizes from 3 to 16 years Monday’s price.. Read Great Sales on Page 3. “Selling the Most Clothing in Omeha.” oxford $60 Discount at Aulabaugh, Son & Co. diligently agd Intelligently as to the lowest price you c on Al Alaska Seal Jackets from the best we will do as advertised. Loole got houses in the east and 506 Karbach Black, Omah How About That Do the Omaha druggists tell you there is no drug trust in this city?” If eo (we heard they did). why don't’ & representa- tive from Harle Haas Drug Co. of Council Bluffs, or of E. E. Bruce & Co., or Rich- ardson Drug Co. of Omaha, call on us for orders, and sell us goods, same as other druggists? Do_these look like trust prices? 2%c Carter's Littie Liver Pills.. Laxative Bromo Quinine......... . i Quinacetol, guaranteed for colds §1.00 Peruna, if you want it $1.00 German Kimmell Bitters, guaran- teed for catarrh........ p | $1.00 Pinkham's compound | $.00 Butler's Female Re Seal Skins ey | 100 12¢ Fall Fashions in” FINE ECOTWEAR Shapely Shoes Stunning Styles for Men and Women i ST 3 ggl) Temptation Tonic, genuine . arve! rling Spray Syringe. $200 Chester's Pennyroyal Pilis... . Open All Night. se"‘EFEnl CUT PRICE DRUGSTORE Tel. 745. 5. W. Cor. 16th and Chirago, Janitor’s Supplies. A Word to Janitors We invite inspection of - our You want the most and best for your money—there's a “why.” The best floor brush or mop or polish does your work more quickly than inferfor articles and when you save time you save money. WE ARE HEADQUARTERS Gerts, Lumbard & Co.'s celebratod floor brushes; then we carry a large stock of metal polishes, mops, mop wringers, etc. Jas. Morton & Son Co. 1511 Dodge Street. THE HARDWARE PEOPLE. All the new styles. Reliable, high grade shoes, at the lowest possible prices. They are up-to-date shoes of correct style and high quality. You can see it in the finish. You can feel it in the fit. ERY A is=0uih BEE-AD for Plano Players, §125, guaranteed. Music, &c per roll. No fake—these planos must and will be sold. Thousands of satisfied patrons to guarantee you investment. Old instru- ments taken In exchange. Tuning and moving at reduced prices. PLAY WHILE YOU'PAY. Perfield Piano Co., 1706 Farnam St. Main Court Bee Bldg. Telephone 701. OMAHA, NEB. Patent Medicine 55 R Extract of Beef. Marshall's Lieb Proe: Plerce's Medicines Pinkham's Compound Ier's Malt ........ Hunyadi Water Magnet File Kilier Wahoo Tonle .. gon's Tooth Powi Tup of ennyroyal Piiis tt's Lost Manhood Cure Cramer's Kidne: THESE PRICES pi_sEEss : BELEERSEEE £88 &! -t 3 nl # YRS OR CABH ONLY. PEYTON, Ph. G CUTTING CUTTER OF DRUGS, 24th ana Leavenwerth Sts. THE WONDERS OF SCIENCE are often astounding, but the wonder for the ‘“m st .I n.n‘.' popularity of Mets Beer no longer exists. The value of our beer depends upon the Acorn ranges are better and handsomer |€quality of malt and hops and the knowledge (han ever this year and we're having a |used in 'its brewing. The best of every- groat demand for them. Second carload |tBID in these lines is combined in Mets Just recelved, Acorn rabgos are known |Beer. For your stomach's sake it's worth the world over as your trial, Good Bakers Metz Bros. Brewing Co. Tel. 119, Omabha. and our price is much lower than others ask for ranges of like quality. They are | OF Jasch Neumayer, Agt. eare Neumayes Sade ot Nlamished stosi and asbestos lined | Setel Council Bivts. lows. throughout and braced heavily with cast iron, making as near & perfect range as is possible. See them. JOKN HUSSIE HDW CO 2407-9 Cuming St. “If you buy it of Hussle It's right.™ Williams Photographer. 1406 Farnam St,, Opp. Paxton Hetel. BEST §8 CAB. PHOTO fu the City. Drug Dept. Quart bottle Wood Alcohol Quart bottle Port Wine. ... Quart bottle Sherry Wine. Swamp Root Mennen's Talcum Powder Cramer's Kidney Cure.... Pazo Pilé Olntment.. Elder Flower Soap....... Packers' Tar Soap ...... Paine’s Celery Compound Good Bulb Syringe.. !BRA Candy Dept. Monday Morning. ‘We place on & gains. Assorted Stick Candy, 5 sticks for 1c Choice Fresh Marshmallows, a 1bi..12¢ Salted Peanutd, a 1b.. .10¢ Jelly Beans, fruit flavor, a 1b......10¢c We serve a fine dinner every day from 11 to p'clock. Lunches served all hours during the day. A fine Oyster Stew.... le 4 big caady bar- “On Every Tongue” Sclentifically distilled; and safest for all uses. Whiskey" crat” naturally aged; absoluteiy pure. Best For more than two generations “Harper has been known In the United States as “The Aristo- among high-grade whiskles. Its fame has continued to spread until now Its reputation is International and it is sold every- where. scar” He’s got a good one when he gets one of our Uncle Oscar Cigars and got it at a price that he can get a box if he wishes without feel- ing the expense. Every one ad- mires the fine workmanship, rich flavor and general enjoyable qual- ities of our “Uncle Oscar” Cigars, It is the best five cent cigar made, HENE & CO. Makers OMAHA, NEB. ALLEN P, ELY & CO. Buy and Sell Second- Machinary. To Rent, Floor in Uurfimhouso lIll -.IHB.&.J. I’a%?:[g“sfi 1106-8-10 Douglas St., hone 1451, Omaha, Neb, WHEN YOU BUY A “"MER You are not paying for CHROMOS, SCHEME 5, FKEE DEALS, ETC., bus for PINE QUALITY HAVANA TOBACCO. EQUAL to IMPORTED CIGARS, » % RICH CIGAR OO, Mauf, St Louls. Union Made s SR QL Y CANTILE) : PYRRI YR SO 3 CLOTHING SALE . .