Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 29, 1902, Page 12

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MERCER FAILS TO REPORT |4 No Btatement of His Oampaign Expentes Filed With Oounty Olerk. QUESTION AS TO PLACE OF RESIDENCE Law Munt im County Says Statement in Which Candidate Residen; Therefore Mercer May Be Exempt. County Clerk Droxel has tucked away in the office vault cabinet the financial state- ments of the campaign filed with him by those who were candfdates, or at least thought they were, at th and in some fnstances these tales of costly dlsappointments. @ates had to make such flling wiihin ten days after the election and the treasurers of the committees within twenty days. The time being expired, It was supposed that all had complied, but thls morning in running through the bunch there was dis- ©oovered an important omission which ralses an {nteresting question who can bear to discuss the affairs of the dead. Boction 4 of article ITT of the corrupt Practices act states that “‘every person who ahall be a candidate for election ‘to the office of representative in the congress of the United States or to any office which wunder the laws of the constitution of this state fs to be filled by popular election @xcept township, precinct or school distrl officers or village trustees, shall within tzh b days after the election held to fill suy office, make out a statement In writing filo the same with the clerk of the coupty in which he resides and make out and file ' doplicate thereof with the board of pff- wers, it any, empowered by law to isjue the certificate of elaction to such office, | Buch statement shall set forth in detall each and all sums of money and ofher things of value contributed, disbursed, ex- pended or promised by him and (to the best of his knowledge and belief) by any other person or persons by his procurement in his behalt.” Penalty is Heavy Fine. The section immediately following reads: “Any person failing to comply with the third section or the fourth section of this act shall be lable to a fine not exceed- ing 1,000, to be recovered with costs, brought in the name of the state by tho attorney general or by the county attor- ney of the county of the candidate's resi- dence, the amount of said fine to be fixed within such limit by the jury, and to be paid into the school fund of sald county.” Notwithstanding these provisions of the statutes, there s not in the filing box any statement from the late David Henry Mer- cer nor from any of the eminent counsel- ors who spoke and acted for him during his campaign for another term In con- gross. And eince thése learned jurists must certainly have known of this law, there {a at the court house the inference that David Henry must have been, as some insinuated at the time, really a resident ot some other section than Douglas county during the late campaign and prior thereto. The law question that arises is as to ‘whether David Henry will have to file at all, since Washington is in a dfetrict, not & county, and Minneapolis is in a state whose laws may not be so exacting as s there been any filing here By the republican congressional commit- tee, but that may be because the treasurer 18 an evanescent being whose location ®eems as hard to learn as that of the con- gressman himself. Mr. Blackburn would be appealed to, but is out of town. ~Mr. Qurley wouldn't tell; Mr. Goss couldn’t. ' Hiteheock's Expense Account, Mercer's opponent has filed and so has the treasurer of the democratic committee. Gilbert M. Hitchcock reports that he gave Treasurer Burkley for the congressional committee $200, that he pald $200 more for jundry”” needs recommended by Burkley end $58 in hack hire and for ward vigilantes, making & total of $458. Burkley's report shows contributions of $100 from John A, Creighton, $100 from ‘W. 8. Poppleton and $200 trom Hitcheock, or & total of $400, as against a total expend- dture of $395.90 for printing, stenographers’ hire and secretary’'s meeds. Secretary Cosgrove reports that his larg- est expenditure was $42 for postage and the next largest $15 for Hebrew circulars, pald Phillp Stein. The other disbursements st were in sums of §1 to §5 for turnish- ing “lists of voters.” Bernard McCaffery, soclalist nominee, re- ports that his efpenses amounted to “not one red cent.” A. W, Jefferis, republican candidate for county attorney, reports that he gave the central committee $50 and spent enough more for printing cards and advertising to make his total $148.50. J. P. English, fus slon nominee, reports his total as $167.25. A Leg! Among the legislative candidates J. A, C. Kennedy, the only fusionist who won, re- ports $124.50, and John Wallace, the repub- lcan who lost, $60, of which $50 went to the county committee. Other legislative mominees report as follows: F. W. Koetter, . ative ‘Candidates. GOLDEN MEDICAL PISCOVERY. *] suffered for six years with con- jou and indigestion, duriog which time I employed several phy- sicians, but the con\d not reach my * writes G Pogplcvlell of Hurdka Springs, Carroll 05, Ak felt that there was no help for could not retain food on m: h; Tad yertigo and would Gll iel ess l-g the floor. Two years ago 1 com- menced taking Dr. Pierce's Golaen Medical Discovery and little ‘ Pellets,’ and improved from the start After u.linf twelve bottles of the Discov- was able to do light work, and Sove been improving ever since, am now b good health fm one of = m years. 1 owe it all ree’s medicines.” Be Filed recent election, reports tell The candi- of law for those E. M. Morsman, jr., $120; Pat Mc nome; H. ¥, MclIntosh, #9; C. L. Saunders, $170,§0, of which §150 went to the county cofnmittee; J. H. Riggs, $120.25; W. B. Ten EytR; $77; George C. Martin, $98; M. A. Hall, $269.75, of which the committee got $150; W T. Nelson, §78.75; J. P. But- ler, $114.25; Frank Planck, $109.30; D. W. Giibert, $121.50; Peter Mangoid, $120; R. B. Howell, $197.40, of which $76 was by assess- ment To be cofmissloner from the Fifth com- missioner [district Henry McDonald states that he fgid $42 for hall rent and to get his picturd in a paper and on some car but nothisg for the committee nor 1o oth- ers. Cr O Lobeck, his opponent, reports { 850 pald the democratic central committee |and a fotal expenditure of $108.50, Peter Hoteldy, successful in the Third commis- sloner |district, reports a $50 assessment, 26 for) feam hire and $2.50 for cards, noth- ing mpte. Judgé Read gave the judicial committee $100 §Ad Judge Day gave that amount here Andy’lo In Washington county. TO CURE DANDRUFF. It iy Neceasary that the Dandruff Germ Be Eradicated. Jnslmy the cause, you remove the ef- 2 Kill the germ that causes dandruff, fAfling hair and baldness, you will have no mpre dandruff and your hair must grow Jyxurfantly. Herpicide not only contains the dandruft germ destroyer, but it s also & most delightful hair dressing for regular follot use. No other hair preparation is on /this sclentific basis of destroying the dan- 1 druff germ, and none other claims to be, o for the simple reason that it is only re- cently that a destroyer of the germ ha been discovered—-Newbro's Herpicide, the only hair preparation that actually kills dandruft. | 'The prices we make for Saturday will | Toosen up the purse strings of every per- son. Read our ad on page 5. Hayden Bros. Diamond rings, $20 to $500, Edholm. Special Excursion in connection with the COLORADO BUREAU OF IMMIGRATION —to Sterling, Colo., December 2, Leaving Omaha 5:10 p. m,, Speclal Train via UNION PACIFIC. h Round Trip $15.30. For full particulars call at city ticket office, 1324 Farnam street. Announcements of the Theaters, The Orpheum will present a matinee this afternoon which, like that of the past sev- eral weeks, should prove decidedly Attrac- tive for, women and children, as it em- braces well-calculated ' entertainment for them add particularly will the juveniles be pleased for Galettl's troupe of performing monkeys cannot help but atrike thelr fancy with their many clever tricks. ThE little clown monkey, who pulls; oft his coat to demand satistaction for his wounded dig- nity frém his big companion fe & big laugh- | ing hit. They are the firet and only monkeys that have ever been here that play a musical instrument. Two of the nunfber succeed quite well on chimes. | @uick Time to the Southwest. Leave Nebraska points in the forenoon to | take the palatially equipped “Meteor” of the 'Frisco System leaving Kansas City daily 7:15 p. m., reaching Oklahoma City {7:30 a. m., Denlson 11:10 a. m., Sherman 11:30 a. m., Dallas 2:30 p. m., Fort Worth 2:656 p. m., Waco 7:356 p. my Passenger Of- fice, 206 South 14th St., Omaha, Neb. Harrison & Morton advertise a speclal bargain in today's paper. Read their ad in the special column. We keep step with the pace of progress. Read our ad on page § and come Saturday and see. Hayden Bros. Hawks cut glass bowls, 45, Bdholm. WANTS PAY FOR DEAD CATTLE Quitman Company Sues J. L. to Recover Loss by Texas Fever, In the United States court the case of the Quitman Land and Cattle = company against John L. Carey s on trial. This is a suit for $4,680 damages arising from the death of a number of cattle owned by the plaintiffs. It is alleged that the plaintifts, residents of Missourl, purchased from the defendant and C. J. Hysham of Omaha 304 head of cattle from Texas, which the de- fendant and Hysham said were not contam- inated with Texas fever, but which dld communicate the disease to a mumber of northern cattle which were placed on pas- ture with them, 80 that sixty-elght head of the northern cattle and two head of the Texans died, with a damage to the others amounting to the sum sped for. The answer of the defendant is to the effect. that he did not sell the cattle to the plaintifts, thele stock before it reached St. Joseph, where the sale was made, and the stock sold to the company was the property of Hysham and not of both; that if any dam- age resulted to the stock of plaintiffs it was due to their own carelessness, as they should have known that immune Texas cat- tle might communicate the dise to northern stock. GOOD WILL HOME FOR WOMEN Institution for Be: tent to be Co: t.of the Feme- cted by erpora There have been sent from Harlan county, Nebraska, to be filed with the elerk of Doug- 1as county, articles of incorporation for the Mpther Leq Good Will Mission for Peni- tent Fallen Wome: Those who sigued the tigles were John W, Thomas, J. Wi Ed- wards and L, G. Chi)ds of Orleans, Neb., and Richard A. Lee and Mary E. Coffey of Omaha. The corporation. is to exist thirty years from December 1, 1902, with a staff of officers and five trustees. Its business will Be “the helping of penitent women, to restore them to home and friends where possible; when not, to provide them with a home and employment until such tims as they are able %o care for themselves Also, “‘to hold any and all property procured by purchase, donation or otherwise in trust to the use and bemefit of the said hom the game to be occubled and used as & home for penitent fallen women for a period of thirty years, and for na other purpose.” The chief offices and places of busines: are to be at Omaha and Orleans, and all persons are eligible to membership in the corporation upon the recommendation of the superintendent of the home and the approval of the trustee The Peril of Our Ti Is lung disease. Dr. King's New Dis- covery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds cures lung troubles’ or mo pay. 50c, $1 For salo by Kubn & Co. The new kind of General Arthur clgars will please you if you care for good clgars. Oarey he and Hysham having divided | | in the United States district court yesterday SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29 1902 Deposit Your Money Saturday we will place on sale over titles. Tomorrow in lots: 25¢ books for, each.. 10¢ 50¢ books for, each.. 18¢ pepers at 16c a box. grade, for ...... for 50c a box, at 16-1nch tall, open and close eye, jolned Iimb, kid body dolls, with fancy open work stockings, sewed wigs and long, wavy hair. These are just the kind of dolls that generally sell for $1.00, we will sell them .50c tomorrow for ...... One big table of fancy dressed doll they g0 tomorrow , each racket, green net. Sor 81.98. = IBRANPEE: = Boston Store Buys Books & Stationery From a well known New York retall book and stationery house, from business, we bought nearly their entire stock on hand and will tomorrow most immense bargains in books and stationery. papers, we will sell 12 sheets of the best Twelve sheets of mourning paper for 1 cenmt, envelopes to l match, at, package All the fancy box writing papers and envelopes to mateh from this purch: and there are thousands of them in all styles, kinds and grades, made for the holiday business, we will sell all those that formerly sold All the $1.00 box papers with envelope boxes and the best quality of paper, you would expect to pay $1.00 them in the regular way, we offer them tomorrow in this big book sale and stationery sale at, a box . Special Sale at Dol1l Counter An immense line of kid body dolls placed on special sale tomorrow. Buy them now and have plenty of time to dress them for the holidays. . IBRANPES: 4 Per Cemt retiring offer 10,000 volumes of all kinds of books. These are by all the well known publishers and a great many copyrighted 76¢ books for, each... 25¢ And a large line of $1 and $1.50 books will go at, each 49¢ This is the Biggest Book Kvent Omaha Has Ever Known ~n Writing Paper at Great Bargains ‘e will place on special sale one big counter of finest quality writing paper. Hurd's and Crane’'s best papers in all the fancy novelties, such as Hurd's ratin wove, Crane's chiffon velluw, Crane’s linen, Crane’'s parchment, linen swiss, in all the late tints and new novelties. These papers are put up in one and two pound boxes and are made to sell for $2.00 a box, tunate purchase we are able to offer you these higa class writing lsc Never before was there such a bargain ........ through a for- One big lot of these same papers, the miscollaneous kinds, that is, the loose 1c £ 15¢ to match. These are in handsome for .25¢ One big lot of 26-inch tall best krade kid body dolls, shoes and stockings, sewed wigs and long, flowing hair. Just the kind of dolls that generally sell for $2.98, wo will sell them to- morrow at the doll coun- ter in the basement for .. 1‘25 These dolis are clothed in silk and woolen dresses, one doll in a box and generally eell for 50c eéach, et Special for Saturday Only A set of tabletennis, just like PINQ PON@ witk burnt wood This is equal to any ping=pong set in Omaha sold We offer this set for Saturday only, at. '50c Watch Our Windows children. 1515 Douglas Street. We are specialists in "the protectiog and adornment of Did we not excel, There is satisfaction in the use of LILLIPUTIAN Clothes. They’re cleverly cut from dependable fabrics and put to- gether to stay, made in sanitary work-rooms, and sold on the satisfaction plan—money back if wanted. You can get as good at some eastern stores. antee if you get as good elsewhere, you'll pay more money. Just now every table, every rack and every shelf, offers great inducements in the way of special values. word for it, and buy nothing for the boy, girl or baby to wear, until you see the LILLIPUTIAN LINES. Benson & Thorne. ‘we would not be specialists. We guar- Take our CONTEMPT CASE IS PUT OVER Judge Munger Continues Hearing of Strike: to Next Monday Morning. The contempt case against the Union Pa- cific strikers, which was to have been called morning, was continued by Judge Munger until Monday, at which time he will an- nounce further orders. When the time for hearing came the court room was filled by the men under attach- ment and their friends, all seemingly anx- fous to have the hearing proceed. Some of the strikers think that the continuance means an amended bill of complaint to be filed before the hearing and they would not be surprised to find an attempt made to connect sume of them with the fire at the VUnlon Pacific shops Wednesday night. A Druggist's Advice. Mr. C. L. Thompson, & druggist of Dan- ville, Ind., gives the following wholesome advice to his customer If you should ever need a remedy for croup or whooping cough, get Chamberlain’'s Cough Remedy. It absolutely has no equal for the preven- tion and cure of croup, and if takem time and according to directions, it is a most excellent remedy for whooping cough and all throat and lung troubles. I would recommend that a bottle of this medicine be kept in the home at all times, especially where there are children in the family.” Our prices are so low as to stamp them the greatest kind of bargains. Hayden Bros. with a big ad on page B, Silver salad bowls, $20 to $35. Edholm. Chicago and Heturn, $14.75, Via Milwaukee Ry. Nov 30 and Dec. 1 and 3. 1604 Farpam St. On King best. Cole Self-Rising Buckwheat's the | Publish your legal notices in The Weekly Bee. Telephone 238. Turn right to page 5. Hayden Bros. Edholm. Military brushes, $5 to $10 pair. DIED. SHAW-—Mrs. Maude Minnle, at Clarkson Memorial hospital, aged 8 years. Funeral Sunday, November 30, at 1 o'clock . m. from H. K. Burket's chapel, 412 North ixteenth street. Burial Blufts, la. Friends invited. t Councll l Tol. Ta¥. gcial Gaution Consumers of drugs and proprietary med- fcines should use special care to see the article they buy is intact—that | wrappers have not been removed, corks drawn, numbers erased or the package otherwise tampered with to prevent its identity from being at once recognized. 120 ure Z-grain Quinine Pills for...... o 2%c Mennen's Talcum Powder for. 1l uoo Wl;nne Ribbon Liquor Remedy, 1 dnun White o sell Ribbon uquor Ren\ady‘ The above Feimedy prepaid b o 960 % Des Ohn V P DA-' Yy ‘mall or ex: Swamp-Root, we gcoo Listerine, B sell. s Byrup of IMgs, we seli. 34c %c Belladonna and Capsicum, we seli. gc S0c Btuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for. 89 $1.00 Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for.... 7o One pound Mixed Bird Beed for dc %0 Brown's Brorchial Troches for.... 1S¢ $1.00 Wine Cardul, we sell 2c Listerine, we sell 1.00 Plerce's Medicnet 00 Pe-ru-na, we.sell. erle for_catalogue. Goods and Patent Sherman & McConnell Drug Co. Wholesale and Retall Druggists, CORNER 16TH and DODGE, OMAHA, NEB. A LETTER from A. R Bremer Co., Perfumes, Rubber edicines at cut prices, Chicago, T, manufacturer of Coke's Dandruff Cure, which explains itself: ‘Chicago, Ill., Nov. 25, 192 —Schaefe: Cut Price Drug Btore, Omaha, Neb.—Gent men: We are in receipt of your order he 15th inst. for one gross of COKE'S ANDRUFF CURE. We have been in- formed that you have been cutting prices continuously ‘on our goods and have been the cause of MUCH DISTURBAN OMAHA. We must therefore decline to fill our orders. DO NOT CARE TO HAVE OU "HANDLE COKE'S DANDRUFF CURE AT ALL. Very Truty, " R. Bremer Co., age pleased to Sl the ‘B0 sise of ‘s Darldruff Cure (and we have i) at e will see if the STATE LAW OF KA cannot take a hand in this business of interfering with our style of dividing profits with our customers. Watc! papers for results of a fight. OPEN ALWAYS. SCHAEFER’S 5:u.~iCke 5 W, Cor, 46tk aud Chisage, Marvelous - Se_lling . Samtur(_lay! Boys’ Overcoats Boys’ Overcoats at $4.00— Made of fine grade all wool cheviots, In medium and dark gray and fancy overplatd colors, well made and well trimmed, ages from 8§ to 4 OO 16 years—values are up to $8.50 ... Boys’ Overcoats at $5.00— Made of genuine Irish frieze and Cambridge cheviots, with faney overplaids, aleo fancy gray and other shades, for boys— 8808 7 0 16...000it cerenenes * Boys' Overcoats at $6.50— Made of the best Cambridge cheviots, in oxford gray and black colors, lined with the most desirable Farmer satin lining, for boys, ages 8 to 16 years, guaranteed to be regular l'v 00 vnlun, 6.50 One Lot of Boys' Reefers— Made of fine grade blue chinchilla, large storm collar, cassimere lining, size ; 8 tr 14 years, at ..... One Lot Boys’ Reefers — Made of a very fine grade steel chinchilla, large storm collar, lined with the best Farmer's -un.:-)’ 50 sizes § to 15 years..... . . Men’s $15 and $20 Suits, Saturday $10 and $15 This store has given many money saving opportunities, but Saturday’s chance to buy men’s high grade suits will excel them all— It’s a price that would not be considered low for some suits, but when quality is taken into consideration it is remarkably cheap for the kind that is included in this sale— They are Positively $15 and $20 values, for $10.00 and $15.00 160 CHILDREN'S Reefer Jackets Made of good quality all wool kersey- storm high collar—sleeves with cuffs— some plain, some trimmed with velvet piping —colors, blue, red and castor—a regular $6 jacket—~Saturday . *2.90 176 CHILDREN S Long Monte Carlo Jackets Made of all wool kerseys and zibelines, in all shades—some trimmed all around have with collars— piping— cape velvet others with inlaid yelvet collars and velvet cuffs, and plaited ,back. Garments worth $7.50 and $8.50, Saturday .... $5 126 CHILDREN'S 3-Fourths Length Coats Made of fine quality all wool kersey—has cape collar with inlaid stitched velvet—new sleeve with cuff—some trimmed with satin piping, others with cording—garments that are positively worth $10—all go Saturday at 6‘90 Women’s Monte Carlo Coats Made of fine kerseys, cheviots and meltons, 27 27 inches sleeve, long, in castor, black, blue, red and ox- new, correct back, new ford gray, lined with a guaranteed satin— A REGULAR $15 JACKET, SATURDAY 10.00 76 WOMEN'S 3-Quarter Length Coats In excellent quality of kersey, Montinac and oxford gray cheviots, heavy, satin lined, new, $20.00 VALUES, SATURDAY WHY GO TO A GROCERY STORE For shoes when you can deal with an exclusive Men's Bhoe Store. We don't sell groceries, meats or hard- ware. We sell shoes. Men's Onimod $3.60 and $2.50 shoes exclusively. We have no fire sales or bargain days. Our prices are the same always. We manufacture all our own shoes. Ask about ONIMOD ONAMAN is here again, with its long evenings. r-.mmi'cmury Farmer is chock full of the ideas Sold by furnishing Stores. Send NEW YORK men, selocted as writers, know how worth 2 h\ud(.d dollars te you. W to 48 pages, weekly. $1.00 per yoar. 'flh'vl ple Copy. TWI‘('I;BTH CENTURY 1708 Farnam St. Omaba, Neb. Agents wanted st every .0 cure 1) NO POISON Has Ever Been Found in the Enamel of At Last If substitutes are offered, write us This trade-mark is on every plece of genuine Agate Ware. First-class Department and House- tor pew LALANCE & GROSIEAN MFG, CO, BOsTON o sweaty, hands sad feet. USE RE-NO-MAY. never fails. A. MAYER, full back and new cuff s remody | is found w0 clamy sleeve— 14.75 The Day After Thanksgiving most boys do not care if they have any shoes or not. But to- morrow s Saturday and they'll be in pretty fair shape to bring to our store and have a pair of our $1.50 shoes fit upon thelr feet. These shoes are wonders for their wearing qualities and they are foot-form in shape, 0 that we can give & perfect fit. We've sold this shoe for years and stand ready to guarantes them by giving your money back it you're mot satisfied. DREXEL SHOE CO. Catalogue Free for the Asking Omaha's Up-to-Date Shoe House, 1419 FARNAM STREET. aaen ¥, PabuyToyali noC e aingie (31lure, ooge ot iy relleved T3 Tow daye! 81 04 618 Bee Blig.. Omaha, Neb ' Sherman & McConnell Drug Co., Omabe