Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 18, 1903, Page 10

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1903. Base Ball and Bat With Every Boy'sSuit {BRAR Ball and Bat With !:very Boy's Suit $2or over sfg}‘ HUGE SALE OF MUSLIN UNDERWEAR CDRSET COVERS AND DRAWERS AT A TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE. A western manufacturer suffered l cently was greatly .mm:m []once. we mulnmnxul l.mdsf DEGREE and put his pl made him a 10w spot cash offer on of undermuslins oss in the flood. dy money to repalr in running _order re- He his at all tremendou in need of nt Drawers, price. 1oth and AMAGED and Made of fine mus- IN THE Covers and than half giish longs AND NOT D. Corset Lace and embroidery trimmed. Wide and narrow Valenciennes, Point &’ Esprit, Torchon Laces. Ribbon Trimmings, Clusters of Tucks. WORTH UP TO $1.00, AT 3Qc A tremendous purchase of ladies’ beautiful Bilk Walsts, made of plain and fancy corded wash silks, all the new novelty effects—the kind that regularly sell at $2.50—at ....o0i00n O8c 75c¢ Corset Covers and Girdles at 39¢ Made of Fre morrow—special at nch batiste, all sizes, short and medium length, colors are white, pink and blue, easlly worth 75¢—to- 39c¢ SPECIAL-~$3 Golf Skirts at 98c~SPECIAL A huge bargain square piled high with fashionable Golf Skirts, stylishly made in meltons and heavy golfihg cloths, kiit, pleated, flare, etc., with and without button trim- ming. These skirts regularly sell at all up-todate and a great bargain Shirt Waist Suits at $1.98- $10 Tailor-Made Suits at $3.98-—Made of fash- fonable materials, stylishly made and worth all the way up to $10—tomorrow special Thursday bargain at,. $3.00—they are T 11} 08¢ -Jaunty, cool Shirt Walst Suits, made of dimity, percales and lawns and trimmed with heavy laces and ntmps—good $3.60 value—tomorrow. 1.98 3.98 Thursday’s Millinery News $6 White and Black Dress Hats at, 3,50 $5 Sample Street Hats at, .., ... . 98¢ $1 White Jap Wide Brim Sailors at , 39¢ 50¢ White Automobile Pique Caps , 25¢ $1.50 Trimmed Street Hats at .., .., 19¢c J. L. Brandeis & Wons J. W. Vrandeis & Pons LOSES LEG TO SAVE DUCKS Borlons Accident Happens to Woman in Belt Line Yards. MRS, COATS RUN DOWN BY SWITCH ENGINE Was E: voring to Drive Fowls Out of Danger When Struck and Crushed by the Pass- ing Locomotive, In attempting to drive some ducks from the raflroad tracks to prevent them from belng run over by a switch engine Mrs. J. P. Coats of Fourteenth and Burdette streets was herself struck by the engine and severely and dangerously wounded. The wheels passed over her right leg below the knee, and her foot, necessitating am- putation; fractured her left elbow and produced a bad laceration on her arm and injured her internally. Mrs. Coats was at once taken to her home by tho train crew and her husband and later removed to St. Joseph hospital, where Dr. Bishop and Dr. Ramsey, the railroad surgeons, amputated the injured leg just below the knee. At noon the injured woman was suffering severely from the shock, and, owing to her ad- vanced age, her injurles are considered serious. Dr. Bishop says that unless the internal injurfes are worse than at first supposed she will recover. Mr. and Mrs. Coats conduct a small duck farm near where the accident occurred and it was to save her ducks that she was injured. A switch engine on the Belt line was at work near where the ducks were feeding. Mrs. Coats and her husband went out to drive the ducks from the tracks. Mrs. Coats rushed onto the tracks as the ngine was heaving in sight, but appar- ently did not notice how close it was upon her. The engine crew called to her and attempted to stop, but too late. A Death Blow to Mal Electric Bitters kill and expel malaria diseass germs, will prevent typhold and cure fever and ague, Or no pay. Only b0c. For sale by Kuhn & Co. It you want to spend a pleasant day's outing go to Courtland Beach. Without a Clalm Agent. The city of Omaha is without a clalm ent since the council unceremonlously sttached a roj to George C. Cockrell's Job Tuesday might and pulled it out from Under him. Mr; Cockrell was at the city hall yesterday, but denied he was on duty “1 am out,” sald he, “and that is all there 1s to it. There is no claim agent now, and what 18 to become of the dozens of cases that ought to be looked up {s a problem for som. to solve. Perhaps the council wi'l create the position again—when the ma- ority of the members can arrange to have helr own man appointed to fill it.” The Benmett Company, The people's popular grocery., Popular because of best values and varieties; popu- lar because of strictest attention to all orders, and popular because of the com- Dlotest delivery system in the city. Hvery day 18 a rousing bargain day in the peo- ple's popular groocery, A BIG SUCCESS—CALIFORNIA CANNED FRUITS SALBE. DON'T FAIL TO GET SOME BEFORE THE STOCK I8 SOLD. 220 values, to close out, 15a 180 values, to close out, 10c. Potted meats, assorted can, 8. Corn_ starch, 1-Ib. pkg., be. Balad dressing, bottle, 1240, Worcester sauce, bottle, 100, Balmon, 1-1b, can, 100, Pickles, assorted bottle, Sc. Bull weight milk, can, 10c. Haking soda, pkg., do Bluing, box, 2o Syrup, can, Sc. Jelly, assorted glass, So. Praserves, assorted jar, fo. Matches, dozen boxes, bo. Gelatine, pkg., 10c. Imported sardines, can, 10c. Clam chowder, 8-1b. can, 10c. B. F. Japan, Oolong, Gunpowder and Eng- lish Breakfast, per Ib., 3c. Tea siftings, per Ib., 16c. Coffees roasted dally. Santos coffee, Ib., 12c. A BTERLING SILVER THIMBLE FREE WITH BENNETT'S CAPITOL COFFEE 1-LB. PKG., %c. THE BENNETT COMPANY. — Hayd Pineapple Sale. A carload of large Florida pineapples, each & cents. A carload of peanuts, per quart 2 cents. On sale Thursday. HAYDEN BROS. Fresh roasted Refreshments of all descriptions at Lake Manawa. Lawn Party for Trinity Chofr, The lawn party for the benefit of the camp fund of the Trinity cathedral choir boys will be given this evening at Judge Wakeley's, 607 North Nineteenth street. All Interested In the cholr boys, and the public generully, are invited to be present. Half fare to Boston June 24, 25, 30; July 1, 2, 3, 4 Long limit. Stopover privileges. Cholee of routes. Through cars to Boston; Do change en route via The Northwestern Line, the only double track route. 1401-1403 Farnam street. For an Oficial Paper. City Clerk Elbourn will adyertise Thurs- day for bids on_ the city printing for the year beginning July 1. At the last session of the legislature the city charter wus amended to provide for the publication of the officlal notices in one English daily newspaper to be selected by the council after” competitive ‘88 ‘had ‘been invited Until the chartér amendment went into effect the city had two officlal newspapers, the notices being printed at a flat rate designated in the law. BABY'S VOICE Is the joy of the household, for without it no happiness can be complete. How sweet the picture of mother and babe, angels thoughts and aspirations of the mother bending over the cradle. The ordeal through which the expectant mother must pass, how- ever, is so full of danger and suffering that smile at and commend the 4 she looks forward to the hour when she shall feel the exquisite thrill of motherhood with indescribable dread and fear. Every woman should know that the danger, of child-birth can be entirely avoided by the use of »ain and horror wther's Friend, a scientific liniment for external use only, which toughens and renders pliable all the parts, and assists nature in its sublime work. By its aid thousands of women have passed this great crisis in perfect safety and without pain. bottle by druggists. value to all women sent free. MOTHER'S Sold at $r1.00 per Our book of pnceneis Address SRADFIELD REGULATOR 00. Adanta, Go. FRIEND TAE REGCIANLE STORK. clal shirt waist suit fabrics, and colored grounds, embroidered dots and figures—just the thing for nobby suits (a_good 3¢ fabric) at i8¢ a yard Special embroidered swiss fabric bordered kimona cloth, beautiful and patterns, 18 goods, at 10c a yard. Special values In men's suramer shirt. ings, the real Scotch shirtings of 35c and 40c quality, the newest styles, cholce of 5 patterns, at %o a yard Special ETAMINE suiting, colors, beautiful luster, in white and les in white and equal Another of our old time sales—Good news to the women of Omaha and vicinity. An extraordinary purchase of wrappers. The entire surplus stock of Henry ttel- fon. the largest wrapper manufacturer ia > ork. 950 DOZEN WRAPPERS @N SALE— (None sold to peddlers or dealers) Lot 1-2) dozen percale wrappers, 15-inch flounce, extra yoke, separate walst lining, worth ‘$1.00—sale price 39c. Lot 2—100 dozen percale light and dark colors, ruffie over shoul- der, trimmed with Persian braid, 15-inch flounce, new pouch sleeves, wrappers that other houses ask $1.25 for—our price for Thursday, . 00 dozen women's fine wrappers, awns, dimities and percales, made sep- arate yoke effects, extra wide at hips, sizes 33 to 48, wrappers that sold at $1.50, sale price, 79c. Lot 4400 dozen women's fine wrap 3 made of French percales, lawns, Irish dimities, In fancy patterns, extra tucked yokes, ‘'white, trimmed In' fancy white braid, an excellent wrapper, worth $2.00— sale price only 9c. (Your money refunded if wrappers bought during sale, are not satisfactory). WATCH FOR BIG SKIRT SALE F The famous Du wrappers in Barry plald skirt on sale Friday at $2.95. (See 16th street win- do: ALS IN BOYS' WAISTS— BF Boys' shirt waists in light and dark Thursday Hayden's put on special sale summer hats. Owing to the shortness of the selling season, we have decided to price these for this sale at fully one-third SPECIAL MID-WEEK BARGAINS— 0. K. washer The best gasoline stove made Bquare Western washer All copper wash boller Ofl finished screen door Hardwood screens. ..... to the fin-/ yard finest est dinen in every Bpecial waist® pattern white, ~linen embroidered design” $9.00 patterns, at $4.48 Bpecial oxford noveity whit e very swellest n fine rized ~ grounds, grade, e a yard Special black Persian laws of all black lawns, regular %c | morrow at 15 a yard Special price on all our vestings (white and colored), = mor at the softest fabri 50c a yard Great Wrapper Sale. colors, regular 50c values, on sale at 25c. Boys' fine percale waists, in light and medium colors, separate collars, regular $1.00 quality, sale price 50c. Children's ' colored dresses, 2, 3 4, worth c and ¥ and’ %o. in sizes 1, on sale at 35¢ Special Sale Millinery | oft the regular nxur--_ a fine line of exquisitely new and stylish | Call in and try on In the great variety you a becoming hat and the you. Call Thursday some of these. are sure to find prices will please Hardware, Stoves and Housefurnishings 2-6x6-8 screen doors | Warranted garden hose ... The Ice King refrigerato | No. 8 cook stove | 8250 Folding Ironing 60-1bs. flour cans .. The best screen cloth HAYDEN BROS. today. Let it be from our stock. HOME FROM CAMP Graduate Friday. Two days to buy the gift Our store is full of sugges- tions. BSpend a few minutes with us. S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler, 1816 Douglas Strest. INGS look better and are better. EY-HNED Go1ld Fillings in front teeth are conspicuous—PORCELAIN FILL- VERDICT GUILTY FOR MORR13 foldier Murderer is Oonvioted of Man- slaugkter by the Jury. SENTENCE UPON PRISONER IS DEFERRED Jurymen Have to Have Additional tructions Before Agrecing on What Return They Should Make to the Court. The jury in the Morris murder case came in yesterday with a verdict of manslaughter as charged in the indictment. The verdict involves a maximum sentence of ten years. Bentence will probably be pronounced by Judge McPherson Friday, when the Linnler case is taken up. The jury arrived at its verdict in the case about §:30 Tuesday night. The case was given to the jury shortly atter 3 o'clock Tuesday and several ballots were taken prior to 6:30 o'clock, when the jurymen went to supper and were directed to return to the federal court room at 7:3. Judge McPherson was walting at the court room for them and the jury flled down from the jury room to the court room with the an- nouncement that they could not agree. The Qquestion at issue was the length of punish- ment that would be infiicted on the de- fendant under certain verdicts, The jury then returned to the jury room under in- structions by Judge McPherson to arrive at a verdict If they could, after a ballot or two, and then go to their hotel in charge of the ballift for the night and report find- ings to the court at 8:3 in the morning. The verdict was reached at 8:30 Tuesday night. The accused, Edward Morrls of the Twenty-fifth United States infantry, was in the court room when the verdict was an- nounced. He seemed somewhat surprised, as it was evident that he was confidant of acquittal. The delay In pronouncing sen- tence is to give the attorneys for the de- fense an opportunity to flle a motion for a new trial. It fs hardly possible that this will be done, 88 the fact that Morris killed his comrade, Henry McKee, at Fort Nio- brara on the evening of September 17, 1902, {s admitted by the prisoner, but only his thelr parents. We had no trouble in induc- ing practically all of the reputable cigar dealers to discontinue the payment of cash and checks, but some of the less scrupu- lous dealers persisted in the business. “Accordingly we organized several weeks ago, with about seventy-five members, and decided to put a stop to cash and check machines in every store in. Omaha. The only way to do this was to get an ordl- nance enacted under which the offending ones.may be prosecuted and fined. After the ordinance passes our assoclation will keep close watch on all stores and vigor- ously prosecute anybody found violating its provisions.” —— All kinds of up-to-date amusement features at Lake Manawa. — Low Rates (o Boston and Return in June and July Via the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern rallway. Tickets will be sold June 2, 26 and 27, extreme return limit August 1, and on July 1, 2, 8, 4 and 6, extreme return limit Beptember 1. Stop-overs allowed at Ni- araga Falls and Chautauqua; also at New York on tickets via that route. Full in- formation, with rates via variable routes, will be promptly furnished on application to M. 8. Glles, T. P. A, Chicago, or to C. F. Daly, chiet A. G. P. A., Chiorgo. It you want to spend a pleasant day outing go to Courtland Beach. Very Low Special Excursion Rates To Bostun, Mass, Saratoga, N. Y. and Chautauqua Lake in June and July, Lib- eral terms and stop-over privileges. On and after June 14 the new fast train from Chicago to Buffalo and Intermediate points, 5:15 p. m. daily. unsupported evidence shows the killing wi an accident, while several witnesses testi- fled to the fact of unprovoked murder, The bathing is a most enjoyable thing at Courtland Beach. CIGAR MEN PUSH ORDINANCE Organized Effort Among Them to Regulate All Slot Machines. About seventy-five retail cigar dealers are behind the slot machine ordinance intro- duced in the council Tuesday night by Mr. O'Brien. So far as known there is no op- position to the ardinance among the coun- cllmen and its promoters therefore expect it to be passed next week “Some time ago," sald one of the clgar dealers, “all of the best men in the trade realized that the operation of slot ma- chines with cash prizes and checks that might be played back into the machines was a great injury to the business. A good many young men would play several dollars into a machine without getting even a clgar for their trouble, and of course some of them would get sore and walk out without making a purchase. S0, you see, we have something of a selfish interest in trying to put a stop to the check machines, but it is selfish merely so far as it protects our customers against losses which some of them are unwilling to stand. “The worst feature of the machines, how- ever, is the cash play, which is gambling pure and simple. Upon Investigation we ascertained that the cash paying machines were patronized as much by boys by men. Some boys woulu lose thelr wages and then & complaint would be made by For time cards, regular and spectal rates, etc., send postal card to H. L. Purdy, Trav. Pass. Agent, Erie Rallroad, Chicago, I, or D. M. Bowman, General Western Passenger Agent, Chicago, Il The 1deal plcnic resort—Courtland Beach Make a note of this. Card of Thi The undersigned desire to thank thelr friends and neighbors and the societies for their kind assistance and floral offerings in the hour of our trouble and bereavement over the loss of our late beloved husband and father, Gustave Weckbach. MRS, AUGUSTA WECKBACH and CHILDREN nks. Covalt's band chorus is at Lake Manawa The Wabash “silirond “In the Good Ola Suminer Time" many special rates to Boston, Indianapolts, Baltimore, St. Louls, Saratoga, Detrolt, Atlanta and other points. Call at city office, 1601 Farnam, or address HARRY E. MOORES, G. A. P. L., Omaha, Neb. Certificates of Deposit. We issue certificates for 3, 6 or 12 months, bearing 4 per cent !nterest, and open p book accounts for §1 or more. Little home safes loaned free if desired offer J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS, Bankers. ¥or Sale—Due bill on one of the best New York City hotels at a good discount. Ad- dress E 6, care Omaha Bee Balloon races a daily feature of the sports at Courtiand Beach. HAY DENs was s s s $1.00 and $1.25 i 1 Special Sale for Ladies, Thursday Sale of Ladies' Fine Hose Extraordinary purchase of ladies' fine imported French lisle thread hoslery, in the most beautiful range of patterns. The new gran- ite effects promise to be the pre- dominating colors for summer footwear, also black and white effects In fine sheer lace and solid embroldered boot patterns, all regular Tbe I frm— Women's Belts. Sample Line on Sale, Belts Worth up to $1.50at 25¢. dozen ladies’ latest noveltles in and black silk and belts, bought for half their regular value, some plain crushed satins, trimmed with nickel, giit and green metal buckles and clasps, hundreds of different styles to lect from, regular values boc, 60 to $1.60 Thursday only ... 120 colored satin in and wa- 0 $1.50 Muslin Skirts on sale at 85¢ Made of fine quality muslin and cambrie, properly well made, proportioned skirts in dainty serviceablo lace and embrofdered effects, all with de dust rufe—a sold at .60 Thursday— only and p flounce and garment rogularly S¢C and $1.00 styles, all sizes, at palr, 75¢ and ... o Ladies’ 25¢ Hand- kerchiefs on sale 9c A manufacturer's line of samples together with an immense pur- chase of ladles’ fine q ity of all pure linen handkerchiefs in pretty patterns of lace and hand embroldered effects, also many plain white narrow hemstitched designs with colored and black borders, not one in the lot worth less than a Ladies’ 15¢ Vests for 6c Thursday we will plage on sale 110 dozen women's jersey ribbed vests, they are low neck, sleeveless, fine lisle finish, full taped, and silk fin- ished—they are positively 15o values— Thursday for .. $2.50 Ladies’ Oxfords, $1.90 Thursday morning sale 210 oxfords, we will place on palr women's fine Just recelved from the of the on all new ~1.90 factory—they are made finest kind of wiet kid, lasts—They are $2.50 values— for ... 45c Children's Sailer Straw Hats on saie at 25c, Chlldren & 25¢ Hose, on sale at 15¢ The Fast Trains ARE VIA Union Pacific If you wanta pleasant trip Coasttakethe the Union Pa- through g to Utah and fi, UNION PACIFIC 0\, "-7 "8 picToR™ quick and to the Pacific fast trains of cific. Three AN fUToRAY,; trainsdaily Ly California, the fast trains from Omaha reaching San Francisco 16 HOURS QUICKER THAN THOSE OF ANY OTHER LINE NO DETOURS; NO CHANGE OF CARS; “THE OVERLAND ROUTE" ALL THE WAY Full information cheerfully furnished on application to OITY TICKET OFFICE, 1324 FARNAM 'Phone 316. The Only Double TracKk Railway to Chicago ONLY $|4'75 ONLY To Chicago and Return June 3, July 1 September Good till 15 Extraordinary rates. Extraordinary fishing. Minnesota and Wisconsin NOw. ===City Offices: 1401-1403 FARNAM ST. OMAHA TEL. 624-561 WEDDING Cut Glass. Silver. close Sat. GIFT Sterling We at 6 THOSE BEARUTIFUL ¥ Aubura Tints, eo noticeable. mml- et o poedecd ety pcrial Hair mglnemor the cleanest and mnu ing Hatr Col. 4 pplied, absclutel ? P FPLICATIO! LASTS IOKTBI hnp\- of halr ool ored tree. Send ior Pauphlet. perial Chemical Co., 135 W. 23d St., N. ¥ Bold by Bherman & McConnell Drug Co., Qinaha, Neb. STREET, A Word to the Women. Do not let your feet worry you, but get a pair of Grover's soft sole shoes for tender feet. We are the Grover agents and have a complete line of these ideal warm weather shoes. No hot, sore or swollen foot in a Grover shoe. Hand turned soles—low or high cut —lace or elastio sides—and low, flat heel and broad, commion sense last Absolute comfort for $1.76, $2.00 and $2.50, DREXEL SHOE CO., Omaha's Up-to-Date Shoe House 1419 Farnam Street, He Sells Watches, Ladles' Wrist I in alligator make, EVERYTHIN WEDDINGS. Btate Veterinarian. ood Inspector H.L. RAMACCIOTTI, D. V. § CITY VETERINARIAN. Offic d_Infirmary, %th and Mason Sts. Ormatia, Neb. Telephone 639. Deputy ofall the beersold inOmahais OMAHA'S FAVORITE - Beer Anothertest of merit |Society Ladies troubled with superfluous hair k and when such a rem- Miracl hand; this prepar- s guaranteed to quickly and permu- emove this ightly obstacle to jbeauty and to leave the rfect conditior Surgeons in DeMiracle a great convenience Fair preparatory to operations; , cleaner and better than shav- pplication simply removes (th all that is but 2 or 8 the hair. Price o 20 400 Pennyroyal Plils $1 at | neea not be parts it is quicker applications complet & $10° Liquozone 1-ib. Parls G e Antiph'og $2.00 Chester's Geauine $1.00 Peruna—all $100 Miles' Nervine $1.00 Tler's Mait Whigkey x $100 Pare Canadian Malt Whiskey $1.00 German KKim Hitiers—the ‘great summer ¢ t OPEN ALL | SGHAEFER’ DRUG STORE ‘Fhonew AT and TO7, cago Streets, Omaha. Tw 16th 2cHA Fy-?nal Bank of Om:.r am and 130h Strecle Pald up o Viow b ITED STATES DEPOSITORY, et Marphy, presdent W1 Wood, view pevsident Lutoor Drake cashier v T Hamiion J