Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 5, 1910, Page 3

K THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, MAY ———— E Nebraska l: SLINCOLY. NEW JERUSALEN" Mayor Love Draws Word Picture of Future Capital City HOW- HE HOPES IT WILL APPEAR Charter Committee Buasy Now Upon Draft of New Instroment (o ““"'Women's Storm Coats, Automobile Coats We bought all the Samples from Holstein @ Young, il E. 17th St., New York i § $25and $35 Cloaks Will Go Thursday at $10. et W o Bl \We bought all these sample coats at a price so low that we offer them at less than half price. There {aked of pi Fytire Lineoln never was such a grand chance to buy HOWARA W Mo miate. tAivecaityy o o _ . a rain and dust proof coat for automo- L. McBrien, | ity exten ¢ 01 omigtrsestioany ; : : . : : bile wear—or a practical coat for all pastor of the First Congr R - tet > kinds of weather—scores of beautiful nfromt the excise board ki bt i, g0 discossed tie | : styles—every coat offered at an extra- propose ter, not r ¢ ( i oo L) 4k ordinary bargain. ament SHgHA———— i ' : Rubberized Satins, Rubberized Silks, Shan- - prosperoun uien e 8 ; - e . tungs and English Glorias, Natural Pon- benelit of afl, instead of tiom o gt b e, x| 8 v -0 LA b d gees, Cloth of Gold, Rajahs, White Serges, shish RETNE, utal doneived ot | ' L4 | i 1 White Diagonals, Cravenettes, Etc., Etc. tion, cumnmunieation, parks, pliy grounds huok TSI choo! art ~ gallerie rehes, hospitals and many other.things i ety ANy ST T AR All the cleverest new styles of this sea- than & ot e v o ot 8 i : | son are represented-—new military col- Aha tnen et e 1 (hat 1 noR bt the ] \ I | Jars or new long lapels—new shield i e e i e U y Resvels 3 T8 fronts—new Raglan sleeves—many are Clearing Sidewnlks. Masor taove, members of he ciy coun- |8 | | tailored as smartly as the most expen- cil and the nume clubs of the city 1 i 4 - ~ . striving hard to make Lincoln the ideal | |8 ! ' sive wool coats. place pictured by the mayor and their ef- | g | I ! forts have begun to bear fru Only Mol > i ) W3- s1aht. it chinel Based & vedotitios | il i Your Unrestrict- T 'h d On our natifying tia street commissioner to carr f ' : (R ; ed Choice . . . ur's aY Main Floor wit its orders issued something like year i 1\ 9 9 “goto remove the shov 08 from the side U 1 i | wlaks 1 trant qb.the storen | This success has inspired s tar Whit ten of the Csmercial club and he got busy the rubbish be removed from the tate Mr. Whitien has not yet got around to have some half a hundred vinegar barrels removed from ‘the sldewalk on Pstreet r the Rurlington depot, nor a large platfor which adofns half of the 1k across the In his talk dbout the future of Lincoln |8 Whi'e these coats are all Sample Garments, every All colors are represented in this great sale. Thou- Mayor Love toll of the charters com- itren nson eyt e oh- @@ size is included. Any woman can find a great vari- - S sands of women admired the cloaks in the window. benefit;af the peopls of this, city.. The g ety toselect from in the size that fits her perfectly . ne N We never offered such coat bargains as these. new shagter, Wil groyide, for the election of five Touncihnen' dnd the mayor, who will have authority to appoint all the help i B | DE' S Not a coat in the lot worth less than L L LBRANa‘ Ns | | $20. many worth up to $35 clubs of the city apd then it must pas muster at the hands of the state legis lature. A charter drafted under similar i UGN IAXE IMBER WaY Jeteslon by the zetting into the race th called in the court room to discuss the | th West ard was elected president of | like ordinance has been gularly intro- SHARP ADVANCE IN STOCKS ’!e‘\\l‘r_ and A. A. Chamberlain, finance and leslalnture rogardices of the fact that the vented Mewn e Ko Name of Metcalfe | proposition of calllng another election to | the council duced and either postponed or Killed, ‘This | revenue. These appointments were aiso bk i VR b B adtir) ‘I”N“‘”: fo l“v- 0 would soon be|vote on the question of issuing bonds to e dC Ay l'_h‘::':”"h““’.’l‘ ”’““'“)l"".'l;,", | Market Rises Rumor of Heavy |made: e 3 | the sum of $115.000 for the purchase of the | Nebraska News \;"“m‘ (| they had ordered” their stock SAlos: of DRl on Ferelan [ 5 5 Oviatt, auditor; W. 1L Uecker, chiet e I bl R Ol Ao Gl PAIRMONT—W. G. Brooks, superintend- | new. of police; Ed Davis, day police; John Tobin, PUSIEOEL SRR SRS ODINLE. th (ke varions R new one. These bonds were beaten at | (15, FTOmont Marble worke, had an ankle | ‘of'(he pubiic. schools for ihe part vear Bourees night police; Lyman Hinckles, police jun. O R ETanC werking for lne| Buffa‘() Democrats the election last Tuesday by three votes, | heavy Wheel which he was assisting in re- |has been recently “elected superintendent| ypw yORK, May 4—-A vigorous recov- | e Captain B. F. Teets, city justice; 1. A, ideal, but when it tomes to trying out of the city schoals o ; , A Idaho, at (e, y o 4al Rk St ¢ i the franchise asked for by the old com- | Placing falling on to it. His foot will be {57 (oi5, "5e "1 400" Caldwell s a city of | ery in the stock market today was based | Churchill clty attorney; Carl Peterson, thelr eas on he city \ere Is usually " « 11l B : cate g Mo 1,000 lat he county seat of Can-|on reports that sales had been effected of| Water inspector; J. W. Campbell h Sy pany was also beaten, but the lght bonds |**% o on destroveq | £000 Dopulation, the county sea n- | on reports that sale n effec e ampbell, city YUPSERC okl chers Ml e Oeht Wil QIOUCT AR large majority. A heated | o “barn belonging to-Fimer Vaness When | [0 COUNtS, and situated on main line of | jarge new issues of railroad bonds to for- | (reasurer; C. C. Brawner, assessor; §. P. b T o "“;‘r' S discussion took place, which lasted over [the alarm was founded the fire had al- | t.hon PAOG iMIroad, WE, Brooks BaS AL eign purchasers, espectally in Paris Malone, M. D. Whisman and Dr. J. L. charter makes its appearance } ? | three hours, but it was finally decided 1o | r*ady gained wuch headway that it could (1" \{grion, who has heen principal of the = No official announcements were made on | Clas, board of health Meteal(e's Little Bgom, Second Annual Feast Will Be Held in | ;i another election in thirty days. There B B e 17 [ " o] the subject, but & break of % per cent in | 1'\«; Jp[]mlnllmplbls are received with-much Y ceting at Te ht may 3 | a > e VY D i—~The case of J. A. F son, st e gave color e rumors. | Satisfaction by the gene: I mean furiher complications in the already the meeting hands yesterday, L. N. and K. C. Miller, |t J le amount of the bonds thus placed |i | b 3 N 2 k " | Chicago, eharged with peddling in the city i % baddy spli democratic party, in that 1 of Speakers. 5 | owhers of the bullding, taking charge. MT. | without mpiying with city ordinances abroad \l\y;:&):‘uo‘[;nxl\ estimated at $0.00.00 | CONCORDIA CHORUS WILL SING HIR i e iy T R i M'KAY-BROWN MURDER “TRIAL | managing the place for’ several months |ana pay for a hoense before GOME busl | New. ¥o v iy R fatialts KEARNEY, Neb., May 4.- (Special )—The v e { past, expect to locate in Califor ness in the city, was called in Judge Craw- |, ©oV O T Milwaukee & | 188t Concert of Season Wil Be presented the name of Rich L. Metcalfe as 3 annual banquet of the democrats| Motion to Quash Ind Taken | IWARD—E. J. Johns of Lincoln, who ford's court vesterday afternoon. Defend- | Pond I8y i ! il Sunday Afternoon at German the candidaie of southeast Nebraska for Second anm : § Under Advise . [was arrested by Sheriff Gitlar on the ants filed ipulation of facts and the | St. Paul; Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati Beginniig € the | democrgiic nomination for United | of Buffalo county will be held in this ciiy IGH, Neb, May 4.—(Speclal)—A | charge of havid stolen $i5 worth of |c set for trial next Saturday. A. D.|& St. Louis; Missourl, Kansas & Texas ginning 4 p. m. Statess Ma Solis this ihe t on the evening of June 9. Plans are be- v ladles from a vat in Germantown, had his | McCandless who drew the ordinance under | .1 ("nion Pacific and Southern Pacific h S B A e 18 miake thia ‘AftEIr. MmoAt 8% preliminary hearing this morning before :h the prosecution is brought is defend- | ° e Y SO, The Concordia Ladies' chorus will give its master told- of the wdid service to the | DK M3 Brown murder case today, with W. V.|Judge Gladwish and was bound over to Ing rguson N. Kaufman represents | companies figured in e current reports. pakty vendered by th ey litor, | tensive, 300 guests to be In attendance il 4 A . big ofs e democratic Upon the prescatatiol name the and all the big chiefs in th Many Business men, headed by former | would be Mayor Brown, killed that charter. 'The| raised B waterl BIARL By ChaSInatAITatlon et T City revenue ants and Jjury was finally secured to try the McKay- Allen and O. A. Williams of this city de. | the district court in the sum of $500 the clty last concert for the season Sunday after- i n a3 ¢ noon at 4 o'clock under the directios ‘ TSRS | g, when after the fret Witnows way || NKRRASKA CITY_Ed Robertx, who hws | NWRRASKA ciry—on swax u, 1o NEW GOVERNMENT FOR HURON [foce a5 4 'clockc under the direction ot audience appla ¥, Mr. Bryan | party are on the program, which 18 as| .00 ™ a0 000 Allen made motion in |been traveling over this county, reports James Goff, who was working for the J g sice etor o Saengerf, and| Goverror Shallcuberger even giving | follows potato bugs as being more numerous than | Morton-( on Packing company. fell| Recently-Blect ¢ . aes ¢ 1t Byrnes of Columbus, will act as | °PeR court to quash the indictment for the | o years, and predicts the destruction of through a grate which protected an ele t C Cominiavionprn ReOE | ) angarionts hive 18ad complathd td forcgial Spw kad o iRl g i ¢ welcome wii | Feason that the time charged in the infor- | the potato crop unless the gardencrs and | vator shaft‘and fell %o his head was caught Devartments of ake this concert the best of the season 1esel iey gently tapped their hands to istmaster o address of welcome ors g er the insects In the right by a descending elevator and badly in N v ’ » nt, they gev pped hands t toastmast he & mation as the date of the crime was an |fArmers get after the in n the right |1 a ling elevator and badly ir iclpality. Several well known sololsts will tak ggiier without making much Met- | be delivered by W. D. Oldham of Kearney. | "0 00 I8 B8 o 0 ber 1. lolo. | manner jured. He brought suit against the com : ake part ‘ e wak looking at | they had “Why are We Here,” Fred Shepard of | 'F G ! . CUMSEH—Linn Linford, s J. S pany for a large sum, but after hearing n the program 1o+ dp something Laneolr Why the Next President Should S o 'RON, 8 May (Special)—At The court immediately t the matter un- | Linford, living St. Mary, wa part of the evidence Judge Travis dis HUROQ 4 i At Friends desiring (nvitations can Atter” the” b t an and the be a Democrat,” W. B. Price of Lincoln; o case. s ‘yemte meeting of the newly elected officers last der consideration and proceedings rest for [on a lister Monday » |missed the case. Hix attorneys yesterday them at the door of the Ger | the tim nd threw him by filed another suit against the same com- | night, Huran is now under what is known | 4 the German Home. . : : - . 2 o time Jany for the same accident for $20,600 . ; o —_— ) governor were juking . about his| *The Next Congress,” J. K. Dean of g wed over him is thought pan f as the commission f of government = 5 1 e AR e, g Tt that | e N untaion) | Ownershin | ot | In the case of tho state agninst thres R T Inraliv e case will be Eried UL fallstarm of the | e ain0 SOSUTACEE, SOCH GEACRARMAN Nebraska Clothing Co. o e ? bl Bt gl f Lineoln: | PArtles for boot-legging, the defendant J ined unconscious for some time district court = g 1 tended, aft Arnounces something entirely new for \ not put away the kingly crown Public Utilities,” F. jrown of Lincoln : g, which was largely attendec er| : " b 8 hiesni s y er ibils Utlitien” ¥ own of Lincoln: | oy guily and were sentenced 1o pay] NEBRASKA CLTY- Supermiendent of il e ® a nen. Next Saturday a man can buy & st ¢ wiitical school | “Non-Partisan Judiciary,” J. J. Sullivan b o {a fine of $100 and costs each | ¥chools George K. Martin and all principals | When you want whai you want when | 0 following heads of departments | box of six collars for c. Latest prevailing where my structor ne to put Omaha; “The Pame-Aldrich Tavift Bill, have been selected for the styles. Guaranteed four-ply coming year i Y ) were chosen: M Tobin, street and away the crown § ere W. H. Thompson of Grand Island; “The | Ry Mr. Martin reported the entollment of the | ¥OU want it, say so through The Bee Want | ,utiic prop Charles E. Young, police For' many week v . *n fneome Tax.” R. D. Sutherland of Nelson; . o "":"" o i : schaols far. thespest manth wahilMhand | g columas. | ana fire; John €. Madsen, water works and | Bee Want Ady wiil boost vour business urging Mr. Metcalfo, o t al Democracy,” R. L. Metcalt of k Sy IMAY:. #..(Rnegly was cc sle sickness among the atoriabwace. but @ assocfate ¢ coln; “Western Nebraska Democracy 1 . ? FRIEMONT—RBicyele thieves a " of the Commone encoura - }. McCarthy of Ogallala; “The Politi- PAaralysis last Saturday forenoon, while at | numerous within the lasr few days. This 7 n ' r ™ ~ P T~ g s e i cad : L Nebraska. Governor Ash. Work at the lumber yards of H. H. Mohr, morning two young fellows were arrested 1 Pr 4 I\ i a AK ()I_< I4 His friends ton C. 8h berger; “Why We all Should | Passed away at his h Wednesdax avan- | f (A Taoe Nofs i el I E lend t back INESs | ton C. Shallenberger; e Sho il - A 5 n thelr possession. Jack Noble is in nhappy is the man or woman with a, o 3 ' . = about coning forwaid: to mean e es C. Dahlman of | 'NE at 10:20 o'clock. One of his daushters, | county jail awaiting trial on the charge |pog porp® 'neo o 9rman Backache Will Get Worse and|'ikely at any itime to irritate, inflame b 7802 b e it e FRoarat Mrs. John Gaté of Sloux City, was with | of stealing a wheel on Saturday and sell. "4 back. No rest. no sleep, no peace and congest the Kidneys, and interrupt the Tatht " Fhile: beRavh Dellove ‘e v Omaha him when he passed away. Two other | INE it at a local repair shop At all. It teging in shemarning, wher Worse Until the Kidneys the purlfying work ! 2 : Bahhiere. MEE CHeoiae Maceie op e | PROUMBHI~ M Bella 0.} \ of | ¥OU et up from bed so lame, sore and| Then the aching Begins, and is usual- not run against his old-time employer Another Fairbur) » R = A e B ng. will go to the United St SUTE that it Is hard to bend over to put| Are Cured. Iy accompanied wWith. sorpe irregularity M. Hitclitock. Did the dem ats he FAIRBURY, Neb., May S 1) ’ 8 " Raxwel of Am maceutical association meeting in W your shoes or of the urine-=100 freque la, arrived today, while the only son, 'ton, D. ( fay 10 and 11, as a delegate | g requent passages, William, is expected here from Racine, @om the Nebraska assoclation. She All day there Is a heavy, dull, throb - - |#ediment in" the urine, scanty, painfui I bods will be taker | M50 altend a pharmaceutical ass bing pain In the small of fhe back, just Every Ficture, passages, or blood tn the urine. [ e L e e I eatinkat Richmond, Va., and vis a- over the kidneys. It hurts to bend over . " Tells A Story. Thousands testify to the wonderful 9, ™ R i haay ot i mice e A ao" | HYeR' thltials betove:stie setiTusiBians. - | 0" 116} wavthing ‘on. s¥en. S0 gat up: from y T merit of Doan's Kidney Pills, a remedy jas: dhie; body ;o i o, dencane IBRASKA CITY-Articles of incorpora. [a chair. Any sudden, awkward move ; for the kidneys only, that acts quickly years agv. Mr. Sloan wa of mL . | Palmyra, have with the cour ment sends arp, darting twinge e . cures the kidneys, regulates thHe urin o o " > ‘” S ‘k clerk. The Inco at are H. 1. Seve through the sore spot and drives backache out for goad A | heer contractors of northeast Nebraska, | 1% Reed, 1 nisy, B GORUCES | When night. o N \ § end was highly esteemed by all. The and J. P ev. The capital stock of oA es. ;4 itferer 7 ) ¢ A LINIMENT FOR EXTERNAL USE. Q7] | erectea by Mr. Stoan. or under his su- uimyra T T RO B R LR Not only is Mother’s Friend a safe and simple remedy, but the |/ pervision, as well as a great majority of | 5 Duae Rogers, wi Don't look comfort and healthful condition its use produces makes it of ines PeP| | the fine reside He was a veteran of | ha L e eant g the HXCT muscular pain, that will pass away with timable value to every expectant mother. Mother’s Friend relieves / the clvil war, enlisting in an lowa reg ¢ - years, died Tucsdu / n y v ar He leaves ir b T'here 1is deener trouble Nine ® the pain and discomfort caused by the strain on the different liga 28| meat. and serving ¥y four sonrs our children: Jesse. w ar out of ten it is the ki that ! {through my loins and the least work [ ments, overcomes nausea by counteraction, prevents backache and numbness of LT i B e R W And ache, And. thers car 09 aid tired me. None of the remedies 1 linghs soothes the inflammation of the breast glands, and in every way aids in pre aers flpl Biaren The oral ‘will be heid Thursday.” Ha!lo0 untll the lddneys are given help \ ' iad had any aifaet. on iy sompiaiat ang servifig the health and comfort of prospective mothers. Mother's Friend is a lini P b et gaghin o st BN e Tl BEL AL R 3 Ry e A J SRS RANRLY RN Ypak (he ment for external massage, which by lubricating and expanding the different mus- |icc e grant ) wpplicants, | NEB ITY—~The ¢ [ through the kidney filters constantly, to | read about Doan's Kidney Pills, 1 re- cles and membranes, thoroughly prepares the system for baby's coming without ‘i% y v, Fred Hu- |, 4 ! eetoanibe freed of uric polsons. It is a heavy ' solved to give them a trial and procured danger to the mother. Mother's Friend is sold at drug stores. Write for our free ""'“ ‘: ¥ . banines Delay Sined |1 f 3 : ‘hw;uw’l Farb s ehi, | :.M\], viyd ;I.u:,'.‘\w:\ e “nv.“:m-“ ) .I y‘xl("‘]p:::m:l ml‘ boak for expectant mothers, o4 .00 por pany i ; . pfine ) X ’ e 8. Sifteey - £ 820 b o Pravk v anted for il alsc thoughtless expoosure, o | ) ¥ i still take Doan's Kidney . Pills occasion- THE BRADFIELD 0O0., ATLARTA, GA. ‘1 dcciica o1 con W atiens of |§ided to wrrest and take before the voliec | gence In liquor, tea, heer or cotfee, | iy e - ! they always bepefit me all nersons who nwn harhor Josiah W. Sloan, who was stricken with lleve that only Hiteheock's candidacy pre- Last evening another mass meeting was el 8. M. Simberg. photographer, 2617 Bur- dett 8t, Omaha, Neb., says: “About five ears ago 1 began to have trouble from my back and kid L] I could not stoop without suffering from severe pains at backache merely a roand e with that | A does. The polies will I Afte Vel of pol ¢ of the matter and there will be no dog catcher ! DRINK AND OPIUM Grois W ELats \ar the mamaa APpaIAS ot i FREMONT--The Y ity e Habits cured by a thorough and scientific ¢ e of treat imot contirmed by the ¢ y meeting Monday evenir 3 he oro A NS - 1] ment, which removes the craving or necessity for liguor | salary of Mr. Goff was piaced at §55 per posed ardinance forhidd! v . ‘ AKIDNE or drugs, imparts new strength to every organ, and build: soitth - Other aDpointments were mads & o work: on t " & 544 PILL G5 UFAES, Jmparta e sUrEAELD (6, STy, orean, gd Dulds | month. Other apbolniments were made b R R e Ry HHs ¢ uss and the cuie of more than 350,000 patienis. Beware the Mayor as follows: Douglas Cones, at . h 4 e \ was intr P of Imitat The gennine Keeley treatment s administered in this state only at torney; . Lo R. Pheasant, as city health of the Davehters of Americar 00 50 cent: v INSTITUTE, 25th B e B i e o antetn toamthos toce | than AB e Sttt 01 Crot S ndiond Sold by all dealors. Prico So cents. Fostzr-Mivourn C gy Buffalo, N.Y., Proprietors. | to be in favor of it or several years a | o