Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 12, 1910, Page 10

BRUNING'S VOTE ELFCTS Hll Swallowed as Bitter Pill by Bodlord and Pickard for Chairman. TRAINOR VOTES FOR J. A. SCOTT to Announce | “Fixed” Add- Pruning Has Boldn: There Was Nothing About His Electing, ing, “In & Way.” I"red Bruning’'s own vote re-elected him- selt chairman of the Board of County Commissioners for the year 1910, at the organization meeting held Tuesday Bruning had thres votes and John A. Scott one. Jetf W. Bedford, O. J. Plekard and Drunig voted for Bruning. P. J.| Trainor cast the ballot for Mr. Scott, who was abselt on account of illness. Bruning, elected to the county board as | republica, has again committed the deed | of party treachery which elected him to the chafemanship in January, 1908, and | will pay the same price as before—casting his vote for the men whom Commissioners | Bedford and Pickard select for county | appointments. The result was without surprise. After | County Clerk Haverly had called the | meeting to order, Commissioner Pickard moved that the board proceed to elect | a ‘chalrman by ballot. The votes were cast and Mr. ‘Plckard stepped forward | as one teller. County Clefk Haverly sum- | moned Commissioner Trainor to act as another counter. “it's superfluous, stepped forward and dried.” Nelther Commissioner Plckard nor Bed- | ford lgoked particularly happy over the result of the election. They have admit- | ted that Bruning is a bitter pill to swallow, | Funny, but Don’t Know It. Bruning himself Injected considerable | humor of the unconselous variety into the | meeting by an address. Also he declared, *“The clection Is rather a surprise to me, for there was nothing really fixed up, in a way." This remark was made to reporters. In his more formal address Bruning delivered himselt of several gems of thought “The reason 1 wanted to be re-elected,” sald he, “was that I think every chalrman of every committze has worked falthfully and efficiently, and so I didn't see any reason for any change. I want to thank the superintendents of {institutions who have co-operated with us and T want to ask thelr co-operation to co-operate with one aim this year." The following were annouriced: Bedford—Finance, struction, Pickard—Roads, bridges, committee of the whole. | Trainor—Hospitals, chalrty, claims, Scott—Judiclary, court house and jail. The Board of County Commissiuners has received a communieation fyom Coroner Willls 8. Crosby, announcing that Dr. Samuel MeCleneghan has been appointed coroner's physiclan to succeed Dr. A. D. Dunk. sald Trainor, as he his is pretty well cut | committee chairmanships Detention home, con- Sutphen—]oslyn Decision Tomorrow| Judge Troup Will Hand Down | Opinion of Court After | Noon Recess. Wy A decision will be handed down at 1:30 tomorrow In the Sutphen-Joslyn case, in- | volving the ownership of the palatial Jos- | lyn home at Fortleth streets. Judges Troup, Estelle and Sears heard | the oyldence and cqnsidered the decision | together. Judge Troup, in whose court the action originated, will ‘read the decision Thursday. This i one of the most Interesting cases | involving real estate law ever tried In | Douglas county. It hinges on the rights | of minor children under a will, the provi- slons of which, it is claimed, were violated in a sale made by their parents. | Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is cheapest | because it is best. | ENGLISH WILL NOLLE PROSSE E. E. THOMAS LIQUOR CASES‘[ County Attorney Says Evidence of In- | formers s Not Worth Much in Such Suits. Nolle prosses will be entered by County | Attorney English against the Indictments procutied by the last grand jury aginst| two score llgyor dealers and drugglsts,'who | are charged either with selling on Sunday | or selling without license. ! This declsion Is the result of the acquit- | tal of Willlam Hartmann in district court. | Wa_plcked what seemed to be the ongest case we had,” sald Mr. English vidence of Ipformers is not worth mueh | S0 far a# securing convictions are con-| cerned.” | These Indictments were Instigated by Fimer E. Thomas, whose agents, head and Andrews, visited the places and | then appeared ‘before the grand jury | against the proprietors. A Serlous Breakdown | results from chronlc constipation, Dr. | Kin's New Life Pllls cure headache, stomach, liver and bowel trouble. %c. For sale by Beaton Diug Co, WIFE PREFERS STAGE TO HOME‘ Likes Footlighes Better Than Lamp, So Stays with Hert Art. Mre. Fannle ‘Stubén prefers the glitter | of the footlights to the softer glow of & | gas lamp, ‘the odor of rouge and grease paint is sweeter in her nostrils than the scent of frying pork chops; the applause of a theAter audience is more gratifying than ‘the rattle of steam in a radlator. In | short, Mre. Stuben has eiected to be an tress rather than to live with her hus- band, W. H. Stuben, who s @ petitioner | for divoros-on’ the ground of desertion Mrs. Laure Meyers asks a decree from Willlam Meyers, who has “‘not given the love affection which he promised when he made his marital vow Gas | ' Foley's Kiduey Remedy wil cure any | onse of kidney or bladder trouble that is | not beyond the reach of medicine. It In- vigorates the entire system and strengthens the kidneys so they eliminate the impuri- tes from _the blood. Backa rheuma- tism, kidnoy and bladder troubles arc all cured by ‘this great medfcine. Sold by all | druggists. | Announcement. The Stors’ Brewing company announces to its thousands of friends and former private family customers that Storz bottled beer can be obtained by the case from Charles Storz, retuil dealer, 1823-25 Sherman avenue, next door north of Stors brewery (‘phones Webster 1200, Ind. B 1261) who guarantees same DI‘IA!‘, SAlpe COUrteous treatment and samo prompt dclivery that you formerly and Davenport | Pecelved from us 'BRAR EI sfgs!‘ January Clearing Sale Children’'s Cloaks Worth up to $5.00, at $1.49 This is our annual January clearing sale of children’s cloaks, in ages 1 to 6. Hundreds of cloaks, in all this sea- son’s styles—bearskins of various kinds—plain, curly, ost- rich and lamb effects—white, gray, brown, green and black Also children’s cloth coats, in new styles— Worth 49 up to $5.00— e men WL o MChildren’s cloaks, in ages 2 to. 17 years— plain and mixture cloths, worth $12.50— January Sale of Undermuslins The grandest bargains in muslin underwear that were ever offered in the west. our second floor. Great special lots on squares, on January Linen Sales DAMASK All pure linen cream damask, good, heavy welght, 69¢ quality, yard $1 quality best cream damask, full 2 yards wide, beautiful ,at terns, yd. . 5¢ wide, beautiful ‘pat-| in damask table linen 775c quality, yd. $1.60 ful $2.25 each ., 59 Benutllul Prussian da- mask, uew floral and| stripe patterns, $1.50 quality, vd. $1.19 TOWELING 22¢ all pure linen glass toweling, 24 inches wide, at, yard 15¢ 15¢ :II linen glass toweling, at, yar 12%c union gl:\es mwellng,llaf yard . .. . Te¢ 8%‘3 grey crnsh mwe lng‘ IS ins. wide, yard 12%c all linen bleached é‘r:‘sl‘l’. yard . 18¢ hesl Scotch crash, yard ., cloths, each .. ;i;.‘.,é’,‘.; 14¢ llnen Best grade sea island nainseok, 42 inches wide, at Imperial nainsook, 45 inches’ wide, at 25¢ Pattern Cloths pattern cloths, 8x)L0 size, at, each. round German linen pattern cloths, neatly hemmed 3 yard pure Iris| pattern cloths, quality, each $2,49 @ |50 extra large pattern in quality linens, to sell up to $15, at, January Sale o Imperial nainsook, 36 ins. wide, yd.. NAPKINS $1.75 grade pure Irish linen Napkins, good quality, dozen. 98¢ $3 quality all pure linen napkins, large size, dozen.. §1.98 1".69 $3.50 best Prussian $3.05| and Irish linen nap- 40| kins, dinner size, at, bleached - 98¢ thread the best made $4.50 Scotch linen nap- kins, 24 inch, good assortment, at, . $4.98| dozen....... 82.98 BED SPREADS Extra large, heavy Marseilles pat- tern bed lpre-dfl, 81,39 quality, each .. AR . | Full size, frlnged or hemmefi shrunk finish bed spreads, $2.00 values, each $2.256 shrunk Marseilles %A]it‘e‘rg bed spreads, fringed, . with or without cut corners, each §1,89 Beautiful satin Marseilles pattern bed spreads, full size, $3 values, at, each S 31.9? f White Goods English nainsook, extra fine qual- ity, 40 ins wide, 15c and 12% ¢ New line of plain white flaxon, yd. 15¢; 20c - 10€| and ......... 25¢ 0dd Lots NECK RUCHINGS at 5¢c a Yard Lace, Chiffon, Libci“ty Silk and Crepe Lisse—white, black and colors; worth up to 25¢ a yard—at, yard ¢« EMBROIDERIES . 5¢c EMBROIDERIES rrow Edgings and insert- | Corset cover widths, skirt- ings of good quality, at, per vard . .3%c | ings and flouncings, at, per ward s v ADVANCE NOTICE—-NEXT SATURDAY Great clearing sale of Leather Goods. All the Shopping Bags, Pocket Books, Bill Books, Smoking Sets, Leather Boxes, ete., at the grandest bargains ever offered in Omaha, White- | CANADA---1910! WANTED—Reliable -and trust- worthy agents in every county to represent WM. PEARSON CO., Ltd. owners of 175,000 acres in LOST MOUNTAIN VALLEY “Sunny Southern Saskatchewan.” Finest open prairie wheat land in Western Canada. Total Cana- dlan wheat yleld 1909, 166,774, 000 bushels; average per acre 21.5 bushels. Address: U. 8. OFFICE, 780 Temple Court, MINNEAPOLIS, MINN, -A-W-F Thy I.\ Re: oF Co R B A bles HOWELL'S ANTI-KAWF et a bottl today. 980 ana 60c, at your druggists or [owell Dy o 09 W. 16tk Si. Omabs. T FOOD FOR Y, NERVES Yore and work or imental exertion should GRAY'S NERVE FOOD PILLS. They wil make you eat and, siéep snd be & man by mall. SHERMAN & McCONNELL DERUG CO. Cor, 16t e Snes GWI, DRUE 00 Cor. 16th and Harney Sts. Omahs, Neb TWENTIETH_CENTURY. FARMER Oue Dollir & Yens “ana_nervous m who ‘tind .nnr .t: work and "SPELLS| COUGH Joault of syors | t | | | OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1910. EXT MONDAY CLEARING HIGH-GRADE CHINA 2= Atatos Off Royal Dresden The newest designs from the world-famous potteries. ~All these beautiful pieces that have made the Bennett China Store so widely talked about go on sale Wednesday. English Coalport, Indian Tree Pattern. 10-inch Plates, worth $20.00 doz., reduced to. ' 8-inch Plates, worth $18.00 doz,, reduced to. 7-inch plates, worth $16.50 doz., reduced to. 6-inch Plates, worth $12.50 doz., reduced to. 6-inch Plates, worth $10.50 doz., reduced to. o Tea Cups and Saucers, worth $18.00 doz., redu(‘ed to. Chocolate Cups and Saucers, worth $18.00 doz., reduced All other pieces in same pattern in same proportions. ROYAL DOULTON WARE. ROYAL DRESDEN. 76c Plates reduced to ......25¢ | 85 00 Candle Sticks, reduced to $2.50 Jugs reduced to. .98 $1.00 Plates reduced to. . 98c Jugs reduced to. . ... Furniture Sale ™ ROYAL BAYREUTH. for. Haviland, Coalport, Adderley, etc.—Bouillon, Tea or Coffee Cups, | 89¢ Flouncings, 24-inch. 39¢ Corset Covers....... & Mbarolie | 20c Emb'deries, very fine 12“¢ 65¢ Muslin Gowns for... 200-yard Machine Thread, black and white, all Satety Pl fickel plated, 2 cards for Hooks and Eyes, two dozen on card, ¢ cards for. by the busy buying throngs at Bennett's linen sale daily. Sx8. yard dlBLA! §1.48) Alian) - 90oo;| 100 Momie itnen toweis, & 11%c bleached linen cr: 3 yard double damask $6 cloths.$4.75 ging Queen Olivesnduc vottle for, Diamond C Chili Sauce, 15¢ bottle Sweet Mixed Pickles, quart Polk's Soups; four cans . 4180 260 Golden Eagle Currants, Friendship Cups and Saucers, executed in white and gold, Cobalt The- best bargains on new, fresh muslin garments and embroid- 65¢ Flouncings and Allovers 29¢ 69c Corset Covers. .. 16c Embroideries, wide. e 5¢ NOTIONS =g, e i o Skir Beiting, double, per yard LINEN PATTERN CLOTHS. TOWELS, CRASHES, ETC. $6c Turkish bath towels, large ($4.26 napkins to match, doz., $3.00) 8%c linen finished crash, y ($4.00 napkins to mateh, doz., $3.25) Qlives, fine auality, 16 bottle for . Small Sour Pickles, dozen . Rex Lye, three cans ... Diamond Crystal Table Sait, two sacks . Capltol Oats, Wheat or Pancake b50c Tiles reduced to. .35 (Imitation Wedgewood.) $3.00 Tea Pots reduced to $1.5 About 50 pieces....HALF PRICE blue and solid gold enorustations, rang- ing in price from $15 to $100 a dozen. at Gl'eat Reductlons erles. Did you see the crowds Monday? UNDERMUSLINS. J EMBROIDERIES. 46-inch Skirtings, 98¢ value.59¢ 50c and. 760 Drawers tor | 86¢ Corset Cover Emb’d’ry. . 15¢ 1.00 Mu-lln Gowns for. .89¢ | 12 %c Embrolderjes, lDeclal. ) Every Wednesday is special Notion day at Bennett's, Hose Supporters, for women and children, pa v Darning Cotton. dogen upools to box, specla ¥ Thread, black oni spools, 2 e Binding, meroerzed, black only, 5-yard bolts. Atter all, the sale that endures is the one that holds out the best inducements. That Omaba women know linen values is fully attested 9x2 yard cloths, $2.76 values...$2.00 | 12%c huck towels, hemmed, at..8}%0 z;zy.y yard cloths, $3.50 value: 16c huck towels, 22x46 inches, at 100 20¢ bleached linen crash, at, y 2 yard double damask $4 cloths.$3.36 | 1dc bleached Barnsley 2% yd. double damask §5 cloths.§4.00 7c cotton twill crash, yd The. tallo items on Beuneivsrijyeakiast Cotfee, (wo- Tea smmg- b pound pac Bonnett's txcelsior Flour, sack . Bennett's Capitol Extract . Jap Rice, four pounds . Karl's Cleanser, three can Yankee Rose ‘Tollet Soap, fo Parragon California Frunes, Stollwerck’s Cocos, b-! lbmf.(l;r?. s stamps 30 stamps Iten's famous Tourist per package . o WMWLWMIMMW stamps MARDI GRAS A rare opportunity to reach New Orleans, the metrovolis of the South, the ecity of social brilliancy and the home of the Mardi Gras, viu lllinois Central Only $32.20 Round Trip Practical Boots For Women are those made of gun metal calf skin. It’s the cleanest, nicest stock used in women’s| boots. It doesn’t seuff up, it doesn’t burn the foot, it cleans and shines easily. We have them in button or lace. 33, $3.50 $4 w0 §5 FRY SHOE CO. THE SHOERS, 10th @nd Douglas Streets. Tickets on sale February 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7. Good returning until February 19th, with privilege of extension of return limit. Write tor free booklet, “New Orleans for the Tourist.” Tickets, reservations and detailed information at CITY TICKET OFFICE, 1402 Farnam St., Omaha. TRACKAGE PROPERTY We offer for rent the building located at 914 Farnam street, which is a one story and basement building. Dimensions are 20x86, approximately 3,300 sq. ft. An addition to alley could be built to suit tenant. This is in the wholesale district, being convenient to car line. For further particulars call The Bee Building Co rzses Desgies 2089 ! 17th and Farnam Sts [pe——— | SCHCOLS AND COLLEGES. KEARNEY MILITARY ACADEMY MAKING MANLY BOYS of the boy, as well as the mind, of modern aducation. 1n seventeen tiful , KEARNEY, NEBR, HARRY N, RUSSELL, Head Mas . Better Than Ever Bargain Offerings . of Winter Clothing and Underwear Men'’s Buits ’ Ladies’ Suits, Coats and $20 to $40 Furs at values, at Half Price Quality Goods at Saving Prices in Our . January Sale of Muslin Underwear manship. Unusually beautiful design and dainty finish is coupled with de- SKIRTS Corset Covers, 98¢ to $10.00 25 cto $3.00 50c¢ to $5.00 50c¢ to $5.00 39¢ to $5.00 Gowns, Com b | n a tion | Ladies' Corset Covers, (‘(imhlnnllun 'l uits, Suits, Chemises, Cor- | 60c and 76c values, gowns, skirts, chem- erss worth $1.00,0n | assortment, on sale, set covers, $1.50 49¢ ! 25¢| and $2 values OR¢ N e JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE and Overcoats, $15.00 THE RELIABLE noa: and Less, High quality of material and work- lightfully low prices in this sale. CHEMISE Combination Suits Three Big Special Lots set Covers and Draw- | also drawers, in big| ise, drawers and cor* SCORES OF MATCHLESS BARGAINS THIS WEEK. Grand Clearance on January Linens in Our High Grade Linen Department Wednesday Full bleached Table Damask, pure linen, worth 75¢, Wedn'day, yd. 50 Full bleached Table Damask, pure linen, worth $1.00, Wednesday, yard 5¢ Full bleached Dinner Nfipkins pure linen, worth 83 00 dozen. Wednes- day, 6 for ....... s 1.00 Mixed lot Napkins, 500 nesday, 6 -for 50¢ Grand assortment high grade Lineh Huck Towels, worth SDc Wednu- day, each .. Fringed and hemmed, day, each .25¢ Pure linen hemstitched Table Cloth, “size 8x8, worth 82, 25 " Wodnes- 1.50 1.98 Blankets and Comfortables Closing out all Blankets and Comfortables. Prices still lower than last sale. Regular price— 76c, $1.00 $1.254 $1.50, $2.00 Sale price— 48c, 68c, 88c¢, 96¢c, $1.24 Regular price-— $2.50, $3.00, $4.00, $5.00, $6.00 Sale price— $1.68, $1.06, $2.85, $3.60, $4.88' COMFORTABLES Regular price— 76c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00 Sale price— 48¢c, 68c, 87c, 94c, $1.19 Regular price— $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00 Sale price— $1.56, $1.86, $2.10, $2.06 Extra special on Cotton Bats, Extra special on Silkolines. Extra special on Cretonnes. 19¢ large size Turkish Towels, worth 45:. Wsdneu- Full size hemmed Bed Spreads, worth $2.50, Wednosdny each Genuine Bargains in White Goods 10c India Linons .........Q@%¢ 12%ec India Linons .. 16¢ India Linons 12%c Long Cloth 16¢ Long Cloth .... 19¢ Long Cloth . ... 19c¢ Persian Lawns . 10c full bleached Muslin 12 %c full bleached Muslin. .8 % ¢ $1.98 Bed Spreads . ..81.25 $2.560 Bed Spreads . . $1.68 All 19¢ Towels ..... L A12%e All 26¢ Towels . . ... 15¢ Towels. .8%c, B¢, T3¢, 10¢, 1235¢ and Up. ‘Wash Rags, 6 for bc, or, each, 1¢ Everything lower than any other house in the west. WEDNESDAY IS WHITE coons o ovr - Famous Domestic Room EXTRA—Ffrom 8:80 to ® A. M.—We will sell one solid case of fine 12%c and 16c India Linon—12 yards limit— at, a yard. B¢ From 10 to 10:30 A. M.—We will sell one case of the celebrated 500 Long Cloth, regular price 123 c—12 yards limit—at, yard. ¢ From 2:30 to 8 P. M.—We will sell one case of fine soft finished Nain- sooks, worth 16¢ a yard—10 yards limit—at, yard ........ Be¢ From 4 to 4.80 P. M.—One case of 45-in. Persian Lawn, regulnr prlre 26¢c—12 yards limit—at, yard ... The Tennessee White Corn and Maryland Rye Whiskey, per full quart 75, Per gallon . ... $2.5 Orders taken for bottle beer. Letting Down Grocery Prices Bromangelon, Jellycon or Jell-O, pKg. e 1 1b. cans Campbell’s SOupu T¥%é¢ The best Soda or Oyster Crackers, per 1b. .. % 2 1b. cans White Oak Suxnr %orf_ at .. It pays you to trade at Hayden's. We save the people of Omaha from 26 to 60 per cent on your house- keeping expenses. 48 1b. sack best High Patent Flour, made from the finest wheat grown, makes the whitest bread and more loaves to the sack—for this sale .... $1.40 Every sack guaranteed to give the highest satisfaction. 8 1bs. best Rolled Breakfast Oat- meal for 25¢ 24-1b. eack Rye Flour .... 75¢ 24-1b, sack Wheat Flour“ f 8 bars Diamond C or Beat 'Em All Soaps 25¢ 6 1bs. best hand picked Navy Beans for ¢ 1bs. Pearl Tapioca, Sage, Barley, “ Farina or Hominy . 26c 6 1bs. choice Japan Rice .... 25¢ 4 1bs. fancy Japan Head Rice 26c The best domestic Macaroni, per pkE. ; 8% Tall cans .. 10¢ Oil or mustard Sardines, can 4¢ Hayden's, the Greatest Market in Omaha for Fresh Vegetables Tresh Spinach, pér peck..... 20c Fresh Cauliflower, 1b. Fresh Beets, Carrots and per bunch Fresh Shallots, per bunch Fresh Brussels Sproulu, per 1b. 16¢ Fancy Wax Beans, 1b. . Fancy Ript Tomatoes, Fancy Celery, 2 for .. Fancy Cape Cod (,mnberrlem per quart Large Grape Fruit, (mch Fresh Cabbage, 1b, Fancy Jersey Sweut I’malovu, Ib., at . 2 %0 Fresh Parsley, bunch .. oo de 2 heads fresh Leaf Lettuce.... bc Large Head Lettuce, 7%c and 10c Best Mixed Nuts, 2 1bs. for .. 26c¢ cowT TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST ™., RECISTERLD, u.5. par. OFF. And other beers of our manufacture can have their orders for case lots DELIVERED AT THEIR HOMES By JOHN NITTLER Dealer and Distributer of M—Tfia Beer You Like y Two Blocks East of Brewery. 8224 South 24th Street. Douglas 1880, Red 8032, In ~1420, FRED KRUG BREWING CO, BAILE.Y S MACH DENTISTS Best equipped dentsl office in the middia ‘west.{ } Highest grade dentistry at reasonable price Porcelain fillings, just like the tooth. All instrus ments carefully sterilized after each patieat. THIRD FLOOR PAXTON BLOCK Cor 10th and Farnam &