Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 5, 1903, Page 12

LEWIS-LAMAR IS INDICTED Former Omaha Advertising Agent Turns Up Before Eastern Grand Jury. SOMETHING OF HIS CAREER WHILE HERE Ju Day, Dr. Stone and Bdward Haymaker Relate Interesting Things of Man Whe Asked Morgan for a Milllon. David Lamar, who lived in Omaha at one time under the name of David H. Lewis, has been indicted by the grand jury of Monmouth county, N. J., for an assault on his former coachman, James KoMahon, at Long Branch July § last. Two others who d to have been employed by Lewis the coachman, have also been ar- rested. They are Joe Brown and Willlam Delaney, who are sald to be bad citizena An indictment for conspiracy had been ex- peoted, but the jury went further and charged Lamar with participation. He pleaded not gullty and was bound over to the district court under bonds of $5,000, Lamar or Lewis, as he then styled him- solf, was In this city for about six months and had an office in the New York Life bullding. He was an advertising solicitor and always deep in some scheme with seven figures, yot always in poor olrcum- stanoes. . Judge Day of the district court went east about a year ago to identify the man In New York. He had begun legal proceed- ings to prevent the formation of the North- ern Securities company and through a man named Hodge had also finstituted wuit against the United States Steel corporation. “It was thought In the east” sald Judge Day, “that ke was attempting to hold up the financiers interested in these prop- ositions, and In fact they told me that he had seen J. Plerpont Morgan and told him that for $1,000,000 he would drop the procedings against the Northern Securities company. I easily identified the man at the race track. I knew him first in this city when I acted as his attorney in & small suft over some office furniture. I also made out the papers for him In another transaction and it was in this way, I hav- ing witnessed his signature, that they knew that 1 had some acquaintance with the man.” Lamar, or Lewis, had an extensive ao- quaintance in Omaha. Dr. R. M. Btone, who made his acquaintance, professionally, sald: "1 was glad to read of his being indicted. ,This man Lamar was an advertising solicitor or agent of some kind. While in Omaha he went under the name of David H. Lewis. He was a smooth chap and always had plenty of money, but would not pay his bills. He was here during the vear 18%. In January and March of that year I treated both Lamar and his wite, for ‘which services I was never paid. Lamar boarded at the Merrian hotel and I am not sure that he paid his bill in full there ‘My bill was for $5 and he represented to me he was a well-to-do man and I trusted him. Don't know how he repre- wented himself to others. He was a high fiyer and always had money.” ‘The Rees Printing company still cherishes the memory of Lewis, for he is still on its books for work done In printing ad- vertising blotters and other work. Edward Haymaker of the company also is his creditor in & personal matter for some $50. ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD Of Interest to Stockholders — Free Transportation to Attend the An. mual Meeting at Chicago. ' Fublic potice Is lunl, giben that the regular annual meeting of the stookholders of the Illinols Central Rallroad company will be held at its offices in Chicago, I, on Wednesday, ber 21, 1908, at 13 o’clock ‘noon. To permit personal attendance at maid meeting there will be issued to each holder of one or more shares of the capital stock of the Tilinois Central Rallroad company as registered on the books of the company at the close of business on Tuesday, Septem- ber 29, 18, who Is of full age, a ticket enabling him, or her, to travel free over the company’s lines from the station on the Illinols' Central railroad nearest to his or her registered address to Chicago and r turn, such ticket to be good for the journey to Chicago only during the tour days im- mediately preceding, and the day of the meeting, and for the return journey from Chicago only on the day of the meeting, and the four days immediately following, . when properly countersigned and stamped during business hours—that is to say, be- tween 9 a. m. and 6 p. m.—n the office of the assistant secretary, Mr. W, G. Bruen, in Chicago. Such ticket may be obtained by any holder of stock registered as ubove, on application,. in Writing, to the president of the company in Chicago. Bach application must state the full name and address of the stockholder exactly as given in his or her certificate of stock, together with the number and date of such certificate. No more than one person will be carried free in respect to any one holding of stock as registered on the books of the company. A. G. HACKSTAFF, Secretary. One-Way Rate Bvery day from September 15 to Novem- ber 3, inclusive, the Union Pacific will sell one-way tickets from Missouri river terminals (Councll Blufts to Kansas City, inclusive), as follo $20.00 to Ogden and Balt Lake City, $20.00 to Helena and Butte, Montana. $2.50 to Spokane and Wanatches, Wash- $22.50 to Huntington and Nampa, Idaho. $5.0 to Portland, Tacoma and Seattls. 426,00 to Vancouver and Victoria. §5.00 to Ashland and Astoria, Oregon, via Portland. $26.00 to San Francisco, Los Angeles and San Diego. 1Correspondingly low rates to many other California, Oregon, Washington, Montana, Utah and Idaho points. City ticket office, 1324 Farmam st. 'Phone, 316. —— ‘The new town of Tennant, Shelby county, Ia., on the Chicago Great Western rail- way, will be opened to the public by an suction sale of lots Tuesday, September 3, &t 1 o'clock p. m., on the town site. Bpe. clal train will leave Council Bluffs at 9:%0 @. m. on the day of sale. Fare, ® cents for round trip. Lunch will be served. For full particulars apply to George F. weneral agent, office Grand Hotel, Council Elufts, or E. B. Meglll, manager town site departmgnt, Fort Dodge, The Lake Shore Limited to Pittsburgh A through Pittsburgh sleeper is now In dally service on the Lake Shore Limited leaving Chicago st 6:30 p. m., and reach- ing Pittsburgh the next morning at 6:35, affording Pittsburgh travel all the luxurie ©Ous appoinuments of this famous train. M. 8. Glles, T. P. A, Chicago; C. ¥. Daly, Chiet A. G. P. A, Chicago. Rock Isla System. $1.8 Lincoln and return Sept. 7 to 11; re- turn lmit, Sept. 12. Meets Monday. The North Omaha Improvement club will meet In regular sesslon Monday night tar |h. resumption of its regular weeki; n, to continue euflnl lh. uu ana" wi 'I.n- Hnl‘l' Om lII bt lhmfi *;l Clu THE OMAHA DAILY BE SATURDAY Plct nro on er Floor {BRANR Danish Cloth at 12 1-2¢ per yard s-rg"_‘ Saturday Special Sales Children’s Wooel School Dresses at $1.65 A great purchase of children’s and misses dreses, com- prising the excess stock of a large eastern manufacturer. These wool dresses, in ages from 4 to 14 years, are neat and sensible garments for every day school wear, made {n sailor styles and Russian blouses. The materials are cashmeres, flannels and serges, in red, blue and brown, pret- tily trimmed with fancy braid, gold buttons and gilk bands. Actually worth up to $4.00 and &5 —HSaturday at ... 165 75¢ and $1.00 Kimonas at 35¢ An immense assortment of flannelette kimonas, in dozens of fancy designs and colors. They are well made and come in all sizes. We bought in one lot very cheaply and will sell these 75¢ kimonas on Saturday, at ............c..000 and $1.00 35c¢ Ladies’ Pearl Shirt Waist Sets at 15¢ Over 10,000 séts of ladies’ pearl shirtwaist sets with pin and catch backs, an importer's entire stock in beauti- fully shaded mother of pearl, carved and plain, including black and smoked pearl, worth up to 75c¢ a set, your choice Saturday, a set . The Latest Fad, Pretty The swell bead chains, 52 15¢ Bead Chnins, at 10c inches long, that are now the reigning fad. These necklaces come in one, two or three strands in all colors, strung on wonderful Batarday bargnin—worth up to 50 cents, at ....... Men's New Fall fine elastic, a 10c Hats Are Here All the Swell Now Shape for Men and Boys in Soft and Stitf Hats. Soft Hats—All the new and [ashionable styles in black and the new grays and browns, at $3, $2.50, $1.50, Stiff Ha be worn this fall, not a style lack- ing, matchless values $3, $24,$ 14, The New 98¢ —The very latest shapes that will 98¢ Brandels Special—A!l the style of & 85 hat, all the quality of a 83 bat—our price 82, all the vorrect colors ... In soft or stiff shapes, . $2 Men's $3 Sample Hats 98c and Sl 60—-En- tire sample line of all the late styles, worth to 83, at 98¢ and Boys’ 50c School Caps, golf, yacht, etc., at 19¢c and... 1.50 .. 25¢ 3. K. Beuudsts & Pons J. A. Vrandets & Wons Open a Bank Account. Deposits made now draw interest for the entire month of September at the rate of 4 per cent per annum com- pounded every three months. Accounts opened for one dollar to three thousand dollars, and certificates est. sued for 3, 6 or 12 months bearing 4 per cent inter J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS BANKERS. Checks on - All Banks Cashed. The Guarantee Special On Baturday we will sell men's shirts, neat, stylish, up-to-date patterns, regula- tion §1 quality, sale price, 45c. These shirts are made by & first-class house and ¢an be worn by first-class dressers with good taste. We have placed on sale soine children's and | [ boys' clothing that cannot be duplicated anywhere. Good, strong knee pants from | %e up; children's double-breasted sults at | $1.60, $1.98 and §2.98, that cannot be equaled | anywhere; boys' long pants at 98c, $1.50 and $1.90 that are also good values. Our boys' long pants suits at $3.98, $.00 and §7.50 are another article on which we can save you money. In our men's suit department we ofter cholce of all our former $12.80 and $10 suits at §7.50; these suits are medium- welght and can be worn all winter; every sult s strictly all wool and hand-tallored. There are suits amongst them for which some of our high-priced nelghbors get as Our sale price on Saturday this s an oppor- tunity that anybody that has the price ought to take advantage of. Bee them in our west window. The Alfred Benjamin pew fall sults are here ready to be shown to you; they are a little better than most any other make of clothing, while the prices are not high at all. The Guarantes Clothing company, 1519-1621 Douglas street. Agents for the celebrated Young's hats, & % value for §. Aluminum Paint We sell Aluminum Paint in small and lar cans—enough to enamel your shoes a can BIG ENOUGH TO PAINT A B‘N)RE ROOM FRONT. It is very ef- fec Romember our DRUG STORE 1s the place to obtain what you want—and also to get same at the LOWEST (owest, mind you) CUT PRIC) 2oME EVERY-DAY DRUG PRICES. 60! 4T White Ross Soap. 0o Possoni's Powder Bl 5 b & Tooth Paste 108 "ot Tooth ‘Brushes worth 30 and b Ao Alm' “of Tooth ‘l‘\ll-h— ‘worth 10 and to fic Porous Plasters . Atomizer—hard Sherman & McConnall Drug cn. Wholesalo and Retall Druggists, Cor. 16th and Dodge, OMAHA, NEB. Write for our 100-page Catalogue—FREE. e 2T during U the summer months. The meet- fogs will held at the I, eorner Twenty- Mfourth 'and Ames. 12 | Hall's Hair Restorator . Douglas Printung Co., 1508 Howard. Tel “e Dr. ¥. W, Blabaugh, dentist, RSN. Y, Lite / We Quote a A et LTI Few Prices, b R Sl R ATt {but if what you want isn’t in this list don't think it lsn't in our stock at & special cut | price. Mennen's Talcum Powder . | 4711 Soap . Swansdown Powder . Peruna Pinkham Compound . Plerce's Golden Med. Discovery . Ayer's Hair Vigor 12 10¢ 1B 68¢c e 6c ¢ ¢ e 100 20c {BRANRFIZ: Another Scheme Shown Up, Many_ people in Omaha are paying fr 150 to Bc more for having their prescrip. tlons filled than is mecessary, simply be- he articlo called for |8 ‘writlen on ption blank hysiclan, For in bR N eatiin for a f a PRESC! tle of GUDE'S PEPTO MANGAN is taken to some drug store, the )u\';m!;ns of which HO; Packer's Tar Soap Menthol Pencils Mecca Compound . TIC promptly told by the said MAN- AGER_that it wiil cost $1.00 to have | FILLED, while if that, BAME DERSON had gone to that 8. asked fcr that SA PRFPARAT.LA without THAT PRESBCRIPT: fered $1.00 in PAYMENT would, with GREAT GU LOOKS, be handed baci i5 WE CUT THE PRICE."™ tinetl: derstood that we have ONLY ONE PRICE TO EVERYONE, whethar the article_wanted 1s_on a PRESCRIPTION BLANK or a SILVER PLATTER. OPEN ALL NIGHT. SCHAEFER'S gii5~ss DRUG STORE "Pho c Two -—T4T 707, o LITHIA WATER ‘Deputy Btate Veterinarian. Food Inspector. H. L. RAMAGOIOTTI, D. V. S. CITY VETERIN, Ofice and Infirmary, 3th snd Sta. Qmabs, Neb, Telephone &) HAYDEN BROTHERS Special Sale for Saturday The greatest efforts have been made in selecting seasonable bargains for this opening September Sale, in notions, furnish-| ing goods, clothing, hats and caps, millinery, ladies’ suits and | shoes. No prospective buyer can make a mistake by vi dens’ on Saturday. The attractions were never siting Hay- !0 numerous or pricen 80 Bur- prisingly low for high class merchandise. HAY DEN THE RELIABLE STORE ’ Fur Sample S Garments from 7 of ‘hs best fur manufacturers on earth on aale Saturday, Bear In mind that e have had sampies e 1spoes of all the mpie garmen: the second time this he manufasturers gave wé can at about half the regular opportuaity to secure winter furs cheap. em in our great and growing cloak department, on the second _be more than pieased —whether you buy or hot. s opossun, nk\.nl slectric and nut ¥ %-sampie sais prics 0 ackets—Made of the very d lined with furriers’ best sale pricn only, each Fur Bearfs—% to 100 the new desirabl values, for, eac Mink tnches Ton turs—$10.00 $190 values, k sample sale price only... pes—150 32 R rifteg with & 10-Inen Bor: | t Blectric Bkinner's satiny T inches | warpie sale price only . ‘omen‘s Scarfs, '“R 6 talis, A magnificent assortment of hey Wil be shown later g m h_a $16.00 and_$20.00, now only, each.. Otrer ' Conts—Fuily oovered Bros.' guaranty. beautifu ments, $17_values for only, Astrakhar. Capes—Satin line: . for each sample garment scarts, capes, coats, long coats, muffs, long scarts, short scarfs, at about one-half price. MANUFACTURERS’ STOCK OF WOMEN'S WALKING ANC DRESS SKIRTS FOR LESS THAN Made of panne che in_blue, black and * mixtures, Scotch 20 new fine Sa: Bul ceived by 6x: resy for Bat uruu s le)lln‘. st , $30, 320 and.. . CHILDREN'S JACKETS GREAT SHOWING OF CHILDREN'S JACKETS BATURDAY. $ Children's Jackets, worth up 2 sn to 86.00. for only 44 es an for only, each.. ONE-HALF REGULAR PRICE. EXTRA SPECIALS FOR SATUR- DAY MORNING morning. trom 8:0 untl 10, we will r- ve on male 200 Women's Dress and Rainy Day Skirts, worth up to 3400, tor each. . . Saturday morning at § o'clock we will have on sale 2% dozen Women's Wash oc Bkirts, worth up to 83, for each.. 19 dozen Women's Little Shoulder Shawls at, each. Saturday morning we will plm on 25 dozen Women ‘s $1.00 Wrap- pers for, each.. (3 Saturday morning we will p|m on ‘Sals 100 Women's Walsts at, each.. HAYDENs M fine kerseys, rexumr no ulue-, THE RELIABLE STORE, Bo many people ask why it 13 possible for Hayden Bros. most up-to-date clothing for the same The answer s easy, when you think o rice for cash, from the best tallors on earth, T Haydens' becauss Haydens' buy the largest Cldthing Department to sell the finest and oihers ask for ordinary made up stuft. e tha biggest stock, bought best tallors confine thelr garments to quantity and pay caeh for the good: When @ young man has a suit of Hart, Schaftner & Marx clothing he do nh—he knows he has the best make of clothin, = Ripetio °fl‘,“i?,m ‘way—he knows the talloring represents the highest art of buman is miperior ingenulty. n't g—he knows the mu-rul Whils Hn‘a‘m- will show any make of clothing that others may have, you can only find the t at Hayden' a wlored clnlhl ? F-l‘ Iines af all the {gheat and best in everything ‘Where eise can you and ‘Why not have the est makes now on exhibition in Hayde that goes to make a strictly zp-to.date such makes as Hart, Schaffner & Marx’ best when the actual cost is no greate clothing . department. VISIT HAYDEN'S GREAT CLOTHING SALE OF BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S SCHOOL SUITS 500 BOYS' AND_CHILDREN'S FALL !('IXTB ON BALE AT EXTREMELY LOW m l(ll:l PANTS SUITS AT $1.25 lot); 1l wool suits, reinforced taped B‘:eim’l “In Tailor blouse, norfolk and reasted styles, in the newen and b.n fabri never bafora wold !or zs less than $3, for only.. . 1,500 KNEE PANT SUITS AT $2.50. In handsome patterns, any shade or color, SATURDAY BARGAINS 500 Lad Neckwear 150. iful ling of Ladies Wash Neok- -:ubex:h:.f‘?m‘o worth 26 to blo—on sale Saturday at 1o each. 26¢ Belts at 10c. A fine line of Fancy Basket Weave Belts, regular price %c—on sale Saturday . i0¢ eagh. “§0e Paa Hose Supportera 150 Patr. This is the best Pad Mose Supporter made—comes in ali colors, Witk extra heavy elastic, worth %o—or sale SBaturday at 150 pair. 25¢ Novels st 3c Each. 1,000 popular novels, by standard authors —on saie Saturday at 3c each. B50c Sota Pillows 25e. A Bine Sofy } PLAo' completa, w worked with Buly n_sale day, 20 P coxnm‘z OUTFIT—A handsome sota plliow, and back, 4 skeins silk floss, § par embroidery hoops and diagram lesson—on sale Saturday only %o. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT Pelgram & Meyer, New York, sell 5,000 plocal Plasa and Fanoy Black and Colored Bilks at auction nr. August 2, 1903, 5.600 pleces Plain Blac nd Colored Silka. &0 pieces Rich Fancy Novelties. e will offer for sale, commencing Mon- September §, 1905, the Pelgram & Meyer Watch Sunday papers for full par- day. silks. ticulars. SHEET MUSIC 19¢ Bes the rice line of popular Shest Musio s will plice on sale 1Omorraw. at only ib er copy, by mail 20, ?n;h vocal and i " walts song, h the RYG and two-step 3 ‘Garrett IJ Mu’ on; fine; Eh Further )» medium welght underwear at 8oc, 1.00 Men's half hose in plain an worth up 1o $1.00, on sale at i0c, N all kinds, at %e and 8 tn piain and fancy o tancy colors, %c and the regular 3¢ quallty, , the regular Zic quality, | SHOES. extension wafst bands, double seat and knees and lined throughout, made in satlor blouse and saflor norfolk, double- breasted and three-plece styles— 2 sn b Don’t forget the price, only 2,000 SUITS AT $3.75. teed to surpass any $5.00 long pant suits, 12 to Thiese are guar: suit made. Yout! 19 years, In every style and high grade quality., A dvance Sale of . . Autumn Millinery. IAglan st pime poimet a0 Children's school hats in stitched, felt and er, trimmed efle: .C S and CLOTH 'CAPS FOR GIRLS Plain ‘and fancy cloth and corduroy auto- moblie oade for girls and misses—at %c, 49¢ and . Lnr[e hite, sha h 3 Largs evay and tan mottied birds—the §.50 kind—at .... Tiret showing of the new dress hats, In black, brown, castor, navy ard ail the etting Iloivlm‘= the lI'rlm 23413 Mal:a-Vita L Now Asparagus, p.r can. 4542 latine, per l"kK Good country butter, p i-ib. pkg. Macaroni...... 1-1b. pkg. best Corn Btarch...... Oy or Mustard Sardines, per can. Rios, Pear! Barley, Bags, Taploc 3.9 5 o I3 o 0 bare best uunary Boap.. Fruit Puddize, Jellyoon. ete. per pk Fanoy large. juicy Lemons. each.... Large orates Cal'fornia freestons peaches, per box...... Tea and Cof Good Rio Coftes, Fanoy Santos, per I High grade vnch. u.! Javs. per [y Choloe Tea Biftl Goed Japan s‘g?! Tea, per L1 M ATS WE ARE ETILL THE LEADERS IN QUALITY AND PRICES. THERE ARE NO EQUALS. Veal roast, per Ib.. Te Veal stew.’ per 1b..i..0 4o Mutton stew, per Ib.. Mutton roast, per 1b. NH( n steak. per 1b., 10c and. Botled Hams + Leat Lard, 131 ibs. for e T Corn Beet.... No: 1 Ginesse. per 1b.. HAYDENS’ STARTLING SHOE SALE fnaugurate the greatest SALE ever attempted by this store. Jacket—lined with best quulxé Saturday Only Saturday we will place on special sale \ 800 boys’ suits that we had made up by one of the leading boys’ clothes makers in the country—they are made of the finest chevi- ots and cassimeres, in Norfolk style, sizes 6 to 12, and double breasted jacket style, sizes 8 to 15. We have divided this pur- chase in two different lots and each lot en titles you to a choice of three different pat- terns. With each boys’ suit we will give away absolutely free an extra pair of knee pants to match suit. Lot 1 Lot 2 Boys’ Suits $3.00 A pair of boys' extra knee pants free to match suit. H.J. HUGHES i|6|5 Howard. Tel. 1019. Orders will be as promptly filled as before A fine line of new groceries, fresh fruits and vegetables to select from. Boys' Suits $2.00 A pair of boys' extra knee pants free to match suit. Largest Exclusive Retail Millinery House in the West Hundreds of exquisite novelty-tailor- made and ready-to-wear early autumn hats. Our styles always exclusive. Prices always popular. 1508 Douglas St. FULL VALUE TEETH Your bad teeth ought to be made good and your good teeth ought to be protected —A little work today will save much suffering tomorrow. Now {s the best time. BAILEY, The Dentist, Att Telephone 085, 3rd Floor Paxton Block. HILLER'S Saturday Specials Complete $1.00 .A beantiful crystal glass de- canter, ground glass stopper— six glasses to match, and quart ot choice California wine— | Callfornia Port Wln&— ’ 259 bottie ..... California c!u-v,— bo tle scHooLr” nx' P g An 1c botties of Rhine Wine— l"rvm *fitiler's—must be good. HILLER LIQUOR CO! 1309 Farnam Street. Telephone 1241 sp«:m offers to out-of-town customers. for circulars. School Begins Next Week Saturday will e your last chance for bringing the boy to us for & pair of those §1.50 shoes. think because we make the are the common $1.50 kind, for they're not—we've sold the same shoe for years and we know, #0 do our customers know that its duplicate can't be had anywhere for leas than $2.00. All sizes for big and little boys' at the one price of §1.50. DREXEL SHOE CO., 1419 Farnam Street. maha's Up-to-Date Shoe House, tells the tale—'Tis best ascertained by test of COMPARISON, Quaker Oats, § pkgs for... Ea o Condensed Ehndded Whole Wheat per pkE. Cholcest New nru.n-wlck Lobn 5 Ib. pl Obtainable . Maita Vita, per Pkg.. almost given eway. A number of Lynn, Brockton and Mid- dleboro, Mass., gave our buyer a chance to get good shoes at less than the cost to make. The goods have been coming in the past week and the sale will commence Saturday. Special bargains in SCHOOL Plenty of extra help will be on hand to serve you in vur two big shoe de- partmerts. Men's Box Calf and Vicl Weits. Women's Box Calf and Viel Welts Wom s §250 Viel Kid, 2 lots, $1.60 and.§1.29 Boys' and Youths' and Calf, 2 lots séc and X | Misses' School Shoe Childs’ Bchool Bhoes, .96 8.9 oes, §1.48 and.. $ic and.. HAYDEN BROS. Alton Flowr, per sack Sommer Bros., Exponents of good 1Iving. 28th and Farnam Grooery Tels. 132-1351 Market Tel Tooth Comfort \ ‘What & comfort to know your teeth were properly fixed by patronizing & rellable dental office. We have no fake inducements to offer. 8. SrowzcrrRER. Photographer, 1812 Farnam, tel. P30S, “There is ou)y 0ne Blonecypher,” pow—and doing both in the seme highgrads F;r Mel‘lfll‘ll’l' Suppréslon :',',":.“. ot e PEN-TAN-GOT known specifc §3 & box; 3 boxes $5. Sold.in Omaba by Sherman & McOoanell Drug Co. Mail orders Slled. Trade suppliod Fillings..... Set Teeth. Taft's Dental Rooms 1517 Douglas St. e up. $8.00 up.