Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 6, 1910, Page 12

CONNOR JURORS MAKE REPLY Eight Members of Panel Their Good Faith. INSIST THE VERDICT WAS JUST | John Britt Sets ¥ Was Honest nnd Palustaking Deliberntion. rth Statement t Deciston Reached Afte of the Conmor will In dlstriet court in d the other day Bight Jury make affidavit ply to the affiduvits file the proponents member counsel for . motion for a new trial The first of these affid Britt, a brother of the name. Mr. F and asserts that whatev slon got into the case was Inte there by C. J. Sm counsel for vite I by J attorney er religious dis h of proponent Britt swears that “the verdiot is the sult of deliberate that Joseph A stroyed his will juror read Britt's affidav t to thes and hon dence nothing Connor deliberately ¢ other swear that they in resp a thing was said in the about “the ¢ h yureh did not need enough; that the property in dispute and that therefore heirs ought The aid ot of the woman walk He is a Ii who with refer ] then addressing the Jur jurors Smyth making affidavits be es 1 Harry H t are Char Traber affidavits are an and James P. B the Connor heirs, and these two attorn join themselves in an affidavit | Campen Shies at Bathing Sui in support o carries the war in Afric t convieti and affirm its tro statements and likewi ite in saying ti * trial re by ohn that jected re de- have | | ith having propert the | the out ar was Allen, J. . E. Moore Hunsicker and A ts Assistant City Engineer Does Not Warm to Sheldon's Request for Specifications. Councllmar bathing costumes fo be Omaha, Rod and Gun ¢ requested Assiitant City Sheldon, as censor of worn by sw mers at the has the | im- lub, Engineer | Campen to prepare drawings and make pat terns for a proper suft enthuslastic over the Job, “My work, as I understood it engineering,” sald Mr. Campr have some khowledge of draftsmans still T hesitate to tackle this assignm Now, if the design were to be for a ba ing suit on the Isthmus of Panama could handle it without much trouble, but Campen is was te to designs and patterns fer a self- | conscious people is entirely different. not ) be “While hip, | ent, ath At the Isthmus a desire to swim and perhaps a coral necklace equipment tiere, 1 am given to understand, ti would be the limit of here must be a foundation and on top of that an apron or some such footings covercd by the wings quite exy “For a man any thing, with opaque material sed ather the and man can design a bathing sult that will set off his good points just the way be desires, woman, they tell me, the ceal, or not more than good points. That gome study. City B officer In the Rod and Gun club and will have to shoulder the heavy end this design for stop-short clothes that not be condemned by Councilman Sheldc Eberhart Coming half reveal, roblem will give Here Unannounced | Minncsota's Governor to Stop Off a Family Visit on His Way to Omaha. Governor Eberhart of Prigident Ryder Minnesota of the but for a,| idea is to con the me gineer Cralg is a high he of will | on. " for has Central | 7 club that he does not care to eption committee meet him the depot, when he comes for lican banquct Monday night nor says \ his lett “My folks live in Nebraska and 1 make them a visit on my way to Om 1t Is thereforé impossibie for me to when I will arrive.© Wil report im Qiately upon my arrival, so that the need, not go to any trouble in loo after me. I am anticipating a good of pleasure from the kathering you arranging."” Governor democratis and by The go Eberhart is a man of spirit, say those who know the repub- | ver may aha t nme- | club king deal are most him, » CoE G CRTE Cfi’@ e I his conduct In the difficult posi- | tion in which he was placed on the death | of Governor Johnson, has almost nis nomination -by acclamation a gone conclusion Tickets for called for' in most and the capacity of hall will probably encouraging fas! the Rome ban be tested to the | ‘Chief Donahue the banquet are still being il quet | BRANDEIS STORES| Extraordinary REMNANT SALES EXTRA SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY We will clear away thousands of yards of up-to-date goods Friday in short and medium pieces at a fraction of what they sold for in the bolts. REMNANTS AND ODD LOTS OF 50c Wide Embroideries 15c and 25¢ Yard 18 and 22 inch fine embroideried Flouncings, Skirtings, Cor- set widths, wide Inwrlinn\ ;unl (Galloons, a 9:20€ d many worth 50¢ a yard, 2 big bargain vard THOUSANDS OF YARDS OF 1215c AND 15¢ EMBROIDERIES AT 7%c YARD Narrow and mfixlnlm l‘:llml'nlti('l‘.\‘ kdgings and Insertions, .ll'[,l(.l‘\i::tl;.;:;:llln_g bargain square, many worth : 71//2c 15¢ and 20c WASH LACES and INSERTIONS at 7V4c Yd. I'ancy Wash Laces and Insertions, all kinds, Torchon, Platt Vals., Point de Paris, Imitation Crochet, etc., worth up to 20e yard, at, yard 10c FANCY WASH LACES, IN BASEMENT at 2c Yd. Thousands of yards odd lots, all kinds, to clear up quickly, many worth 10¢, basement, at, yard . . squares, at, REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS and WASH FABRICS All the rempnants of Himalaya, Irish Pongee, Silk and Cotton Fabrics, Rosco Silks, ete., worth up to 50¢, bargain square, at, yard Choicest summer weight, all wool | Dress Goods, fmported Dress Lin- ens, cream Serges, all wool Ba tiste, ete., suit and | ber yard C-99C Last chance to buy imported, all wool, matched dress goods pieces, at, each. All the single and exclusive im- ported Dress Goods Patterns, mostly 564 inches wide, worth from $1.25 to $2.50 yard, at, yard REMNANT BARGAINS IN BASEMENT Odds and ends cotton goods, white and printed Lawns, Curtain Scrims, Silkolines, et., @ as long as they last, 2 / c at, yard . 2 One counter \\'ith the latest patterns printed organdies, worth 15¢ yard, in 61/ /2€ remnants, at, yard . Sample Pieces of Embroidery — Hlny of them are worth up t») 15¢ yard, at, per bunch. . . Printed lawns and batistes in great variety, \\mths up to 10¢, at, yard /2c Extra fine white lawn and India linon, sold always at 10¢ and 1 special, a yard SILK SPECIAL IN BASEMENT AT 25¢ YARD Dotted Japonika, figured, Jacquard, diagonal and also plain silks in all shades, worth 50c yard, at, yd. . 25c BRANDEIS STORES Omaha’'s Pure Food Center SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 1-1b. can Climax Soup, assorted, , Spaghetti, pkg. ceee. . 1B5C per can .. .5c | Box Soap, 40 bars . $1.15 1-1b. tin Imported Sardines, per | 23c can K. C tin, at Ale | E.'C. Corn Flakes, pkg. ape-Nuts, pkg. . Vermont Maple Sugar, per 1b., at 3 3004000, | per 1b. ... Peanuts, per qt. . f WRE % Hutter, Ib. 18-1b. sack Lotus Flour #1050 Lisus, por dosen .. White or Yellow Corn Meal—per | Biue Labe! (‘heese, sack at ..... 5 T 0 B | Waukesha ~ Cheex, Colorado Potatoes, bu. -65¢ | ¢ in sanitary Lotus Butter, cartons, 1b. S10c | [ Best new crop. Country Butter, Jars, per DKE. per pke Cw made | imit. | to Stop Speeding| Says Chauffeurs Must Quit Using ! Farnam Street as a Speedway. Chief Donahue has declured this the season for motor speeders. “I have mnoticed,” remarked the cf “that there are a lot of chauffeurs ou the West Farnam district who take bosses down to the offlces In the mor in a very decorous manner and then ceed to hit 'er up at open | Commercial Club's Noise Machine 0b- it in thelr ning pro- | about seventy- and two-thirds miles an hour oa the re- turn trip. I have issued orders now for the off to arrest a bunch of these chaps and them in jail. Put them there and icers put Kkeep them long enough to let them know there 15 really something doing “Then there is a bunch of kids own fast motor cycles who scem to t that nam street is a specially structed spéedway for their exclusive b fit. Unless they are able to run away qur motor eycle squad, those young hopefuls, too." For More Than Three Deca Honey and Tar has been a house- | hold\tavorite for all ailments of the th chest and lungs. For infants and c it 18 best and safest, oplates and no harmful drugs. None g e but Foley's Honeéy and Tar In yellow . package. Refuse substitutes, sple by all druggista who hink con- bene- from we'll Jug some of roat ren as It contains no enu- | the For one | {Turn Onfiha OV er | the tra 3-1b. can Tomatoes, doz. cans $1.10 | Domestic Macaroni, pkg. | Imported Macaroni, Vermicelll, or \-(P in QIWED cm\\ao [ fl(.r& c Léttuce CW; etu’vxgy CFEE chhgy Cowangd cvi@ CW\ Baxing Powder— ¢y special, at 15¢ 7¢ | BUTTER, EG AND OHEESE. G ciuhe> QW) CNW\.,: cn%x ' Graduating Gifts Tt is getting more and more the custom to remember the gradustes. Nothing nicer than something from our stoc's. Spend & Few Minutes with Us, Look for the Name S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler 1516 Douglas Street. to Find Whistle { * 9510 RAILROAD Very Low BALTIMORE, M. ject of Strenuous Search by i “"I“l»‘l Trade Excursionists, Fares to ATLA Look under beds! It has to b FAS 'ON, b, located. The future of Omaha depends upon its being found. That siren whistle belonging (o the Com- mercial club has to be found. There are no “its and ands” about it. It must be found your y Assoc May 19-26. CONSULT N REST TICKE AGENT REGARDING STOP. OVER PRIVILEGES So declare the trade excursion. boosters. DETAILS, For two days a city-wide s:arch has been OR ADDRESS B. N. Austin, Gen, l'nw going on in an endeavor to locate Omaha's premier noisemak: and unless it is jound excursion is liable 1o be & tlzzle Advertisements have run in ot local papers and every endeavor has been made to locate the lost screecher, but t» date of no avall Pl.no Playgr co- SELL TO HAYDEN'S fre_stock of Pla Planos and Pl ck will be plac ied of Pneumonin Their ers, Play Music Saturday Play- is never written of- those Who eure coughs Fia end colds with Dr. King's New Discovery Guaranteed. ¢ and $1.00. For sale by Beaton Drug Co | I on sale THE BALTIMORE & D.—Southern ‘onvention, May 11. C CITY — General As- sembly Presbyterian Church, Co—World's tion, ND OTHER W. A. P'reston, A. ‘Player A, FRIDAY, \I\Y ms?_‘efls?_fi SeSRSR53L ¢ SRNRE RS LRSAsR5 2GRS 5e5R5 525525252 LOOK FOR THE BOOK SALE SATURDAY. Every Book Lover Will Be Interested, BENNEITS)| It’s Bargain Friday A relentless letting down of prices such as you have grown to expect on Friday, the best bargain day of all the week, Silks, Dress Goods, Embroideries Genuine Natural Pongees—Light or dark shades, splendid 89¢ silks; Just the right sorts for coats, dresses. sults, otc.—sllks that 4.0) are very serviceable and always washable, at, yard i (4 Cream China Silks—Best quality ever offered at 50c- supply lasts at, vard Wash Goods—Manchester percales, double fold makes; 50 pleces red grounds and white figures; 1BF% { s 86-inch Tourist Cloth der, catawba, pongee, while standard well known 16¢ g(mrls, 5 . JC All hlfll shades, such as tan, rose, \rl\l , laven- brown, etc.—for dresses, coats and Remnants Embroideries and Laces—Several thousand remnants at less than half values; all kinds of vmhrnld'-r\ edges and insertions, also Val laces, torchon laces, etc. T%ec to 19¢ a yard, for A Neat, Trim House Dress for $1.25. Dresses that make you look presentable about home. Smart one-piece effects, either with low neck and three-quarter sleeve, and high neck styles; light and dark percales and nurse stripes, A Suit for Your Summer Trip. Not too soon to be thinking of vacation and the clothes you'll need. We are showing about 50 new tailored suits that are offered Friday at almost half. Surprisingly handsome models; you'll wonder 50 how it is possible to sell them for so little; new shades, new materials, new styles; $20.00 values. . ... Long Coats, the Kinds You'll Like. Semi-fitting models of serges, diagonals and checks or light noveltles. tans and grays predominate, some blacks are also shown. Each is tailored in superb style, such as you see in $25.00 coats. 0dds and Ends and Women'’s SklrtsA A sma l ]nt only, but garments worth to $8.00-—brown voiles, gray mixtures and stripe styles; nicely made in correct fashion— $2 95 Gowns and Ohermses. Several styles. \ lot of fine summer garments. They come in high, round or square neck styles and all are nicely trimmed. A big table full— 250 Palrs Women S Low Shoes at $1.98 Who wears small shoes? Here's a Friday bargain specially Gives you choice of tan, calf, dull leather, patent cott g and vici Oxfords; they are the usual $3.00 and $3.50 qualities, but best selling sizes are sold out. Pick an Misses' Pumps and Oxfords—Ox- | Youths' Shoes—A odds bloods and tans, all good sizes; [ g ends; clearing a lot of forty fifty pairs only— 41,50 valtieh pairs, in sizes 9 to 13% only, all good, gtrong durable shoes — Youths' Box Calf Shoes—Foot- never less than $l 55 form or wide toe style; lace ef- $2.00—now A FRIDAY CLEAN UP fects—Friday Household 2 (VHITE CHINA Hardware e treat for China painters 500 plain white China Cup; cers—at, pair . Thuigs you meed every day and all | 90c plain white at sharply cdt prices, just for Friday. ray, for Gasoline Sthvés—3-hole—high stand ,,m.,‘ white Pin stove, 1.50; special. ...84.95 Perfec 2dhale’ Oft Stove for 87.50 Perfection 3-hole Oil Stove for $10.50 Family Scales—welgh your purchases each time 980 and $3.50 Carpenter Ha mmn-v kind for 19¢ Carpenter Hammer, kind for 290 Handy House Level: speclal Tack Hammer, tra (|ual|l\ Handy Block e Dish Mops; usually Asbestos Mats . Cotton Mop Rags Plate apers . Fish Poles .... Dog Collars ..... eeans e Thomas Enamels, can S¢ and 100 20c Wire Carpet Beaters . ..9 Towel Bar. nickel plated, 18- lnl\r Glass 8helves, with brackets, 18-Inch, for . Screen Doors. frames and screen wire; specially low rates. ennett's Capitol Creamery Butter, the finest, sweetest made full D and bricke (llmit of b 'pounds fo a customer), at, pound ... 30c Cornmeal, white or_yel- | Hartley's Pura Orange Gld Virginta Roe, at, low, $-1b. sack...1a%e | Jelly Marmalade, 18¢;| per can .350 Bennett's Best Coffee, | {Wo jars for 350 and 10 siamps pound .360 |Small Sour Plckles, per|Queen Vinegar, And ‘80 wtamps dozen A art bottle, for ..280 Bennett's Best Coffee. |Codfish, all ready and 20 stamps, three pounds .$1.00 | _size, three cans aron! Star and Cres- And 100 stamps | Franco-American Soups | cent, 3 pkgs 25 Bennett's 1deal Coffee, | assorted, 20¢ pint cans | and 10 stamps pound ... asc | for .. 18c Shredded Wheat And ‘20 stamj |Gillett™s ‘Mustara, larze| cuit, pke. for Bennett's Teas, nw.nm‘ TS ..160| and 10 stamps. pound . 68 10 ‘stamps Fel's Naptha Soap, six And 75 stamps. Baking Powder. | cak 250 Tea Siftings, 1b. pkg.15e | can .. 81.90 | Cheese! . 1%e And 10 stamps And 100 ‘stamps pound | a2c Bennett's Capitol Ex- | Gaillard Olive Ofl, ~:V\AVI\ and 10 stamps tract, bottle 186 | bottle for 840 Cheese, * Virginia ' Swia And_ 20 stamps and 20 stamps | b Poppy Evaporated Milk | Gaillard Olive Oil, med- | 10 stamps. six cans for 25¢ | ium bottle for 45¢ | Limberger Cheese Capltol Country Ge s and 60 stamp. gl T man Corn, ean 11c | Gafllard Olive Ofl, laree! Pure Fruit And 10 stamns “ bottle for 76c| per glass | for you. $1.98 day for .100 Comb and Brush AT L alts and Peppers phiin White Tooth’ Pick Holders match .. 5c Plain white Scarf Pin Holc 100 JPlain white 40c Butter Ball Trays 19¢ 1,000 pieces Fan ends; many k $1.00' each. Grea clearing up at, each China, odds and 15, all 'values to 10c | CREPE PAPER FOR DECORATING Best Dennison quality Imperial brand; edges are slightly injured only the usual 10-foot Fine Stationery—24 sheets nd 24 envelopes in a box; all for .90 84 sheets In pkg. .10¢ lbums—Iold 108 cards, 9¢ Fria adjustable poultry screan wire brick” 20 Ghirardelll Powdered and 100 stamp« | Sterling Gloss Starch hacolate, %-1b. can Callfornia Ripe Olives. | 1b. box f for . 20c| 50c cans 5 and 2 And 10 ‘stamps | Shelled wm Y‘rm«ar\rd Fles [ for Tmperia tes | to stamps r's Pork and Beane > can for and 10 stamps. Popeorn Rice, 7c ‘quality Sugar | " pounds 'for asomn al Honey. hottle 100 150 | Rennett's Bargain Soan. and & stamps 8 bars for 866 | Double St Crackers, large assort-| ulated AT ment, PKE. 1We| E. QA - and 10 stamps | “packag Farrell ' Beet Syrup, hottle And 10 ‘stamps Dutch Hana Soap, three cakes for .250 And 10 stamps | “Gas Service” ‘The “Ali Year” Gas Range— Every year we find greatly increased numbers of con- sumers who use the gas range for all cooking throughout the year. [ . Several years ago we were kept busy during the fall months disconnecting ranges, to be set aside during the winter months. The number who do this now is barely worth con- sidering. Gas causes such a great saving in fuel expense, such an enormous saving in time and labor, such an elimination of all dust, dirt and ashes that there is little wonder that the old style coal range is being relegated to the list of old memories. There's no longer a ‘‘Gas range season.’’ Omal\a. Gas Company Bee Want Ads Boos! Your Business FRIDAY IS REMNANT DAY ( Don t M)ss The Very Special Offeringi HAYDENs THE RELIASLE STORE - = = Big Saving Values in || Friday's | Sales. Maichless Wash Fabric Bargains Friday Tremendeous Mill Purchases Fabrics, Linens, Muslins, Sheetings, ete., at greatly below worth, will IN OUR DOMESTIC ROOM. shown in Omaha. 2,600 Yards of Mill Ends— Ginghams, Foulards, cales, Prints, White Goods, ete,, actual worth 5¢ The 10c¢ 25c Abberfoyle | Arnold’s Ginghams, full bolts, yd. 12V%s¢ Arnold’s 25 Cent Foulards, double | printed. fast col- ors, full bolts, at, per yard 12%¢ | ties, per yard Per- | good long lengths on | sale in 4 lots at about half | 12%c | | Diagonal full bolt, yard ... of all kinds of Wash Dress secured for cash be placed ON SALE FRIDAY The choicest 1ot of values | Remnants of Linens - Regu lar values to $1.50 a yard, on sale in 5 lots 19¢ 25¢ 39¢ 49¢ 59¢ Towels, Toweling, Sheeting | and Muslins, all | at... 25 Cent|10c Shaker Flan. Novel-| nels, fine quality, at,| at, yard .... kinds = 15¢ geveral Other Lots 15c Sea Island Per-| of fine Wash cales, full bolt Fabrics, at Bar- gain Prices. .‘..10(' p Suitings, etc., on sale, at. [ Remnants of Fine Wool Dress Goods, Serges, Fancies, Ba- tistes, Lansdowns, Henriettas, . 23c-39¢-49¢-59¢ Nothing to equal the assortment or value ever before shown. Come Early Friday. Very Special Sil Plain and Fancy Silks, worth Messalines, Foulards, Pongees, Fancies, Jap Wash Silks, 5,000 yards, included in tlns 59¢ Shantora Pongees, 27 in. wide, heavy quality, ..39¢ $1.25 Auto Pongees, very heavy quality, splendid for (015 S PORRReN ! | i 85¢ Tussah Pongees, 36 inch wide, fine luster, at ..@5¢ k Values Friday up to 75e yard, at, yard 29¢ Taffetas, Check and Stripe ete., in all new colorings, over special Friday sale. Yard Wide Black Taffeta, chiffon weight, snap, 59¢ | $1.25 Black Taffeta, 36 inch wide, oil boiled, yd. 89¢ $1.50 Black Peau de Soie, heavy gloss finish, 36 inch wide, at, yard ....$1.19 Seven Rousing Time Sales Frlday The smaller lots, on sale at stated intervals: At 9 A. M.—Wash Fabrics of nearly all kinds, regular values to 10c¢ a yard, long remnants, at, yard ..2%¢ At 10 A. M—Sha.ker Flan- nel, 10c quality, ]\mg remn- ants, at, yard .......3%¢C 3 to 3:30 P. M.— |4 to 4:30 15¢ Union Linen Huck Towels, 6 0 sl pairs limit, at, each ......8%¢| at Suit Department Tailor Suits, worth to $15, all colors and sizes, 150 to se- lect from, at ......$5.95 Women’s Dressing Sacques, regular 50¢ values, on sale, at, choice . AN 7 ) Children’s Colored Dresses and Rompers, the 50c value, Ladies’ values, at Children’s Wash Dresses, sizes 6 to 14 years, regular $1.50 values, at .. Women's Wash W ues to $1.50, at . $1.50 House Dresses, at 98¢ $1.50 Underskirts, at . .75¢ Women’s Rain Coats, very special brgains $6.95- 2.95 75¢ quality Sheets pair limit— but in most cases best values, will be placed At 1:30 P. M.—Wash Fabrics worth to 15¢ a yard, big as- sortment, good, long rem- nants, at, yard.......3%c¢ At 2:30 P. M.—Wash Fabrics worth to 50¢ yard, finest quality, at, por vard ..10¢ P. M—|4:30 to 5 P. M.— 15¢ Pillow Slips, 42x36 size, ten limit, at— each ... 81/2(' ze, five . 37%(' llomeshc Room ladles’ Furnishing Goods Specials For Friday Women'’s Lisle Hosiery; the 50¢ quality; all -colors—On sale Friday, pair, .25¢ Women s Fine Mercerized or Lisle Hosiery; embroidered, plain gauze and lace; to $1 values, at, pair.......50¢ Children’s Hose; regular 25c quality, on sale . ., .15¢ Women’s Mercerized Lisle Vests, with fancy yokes — values to 50c, at— each 12%¢ and 25¢ Women's Union Stits; in lisio and cotton; values to $1.00- per suit, at . ...25¢ 39¢ and 50 Women's ‘\lu~llnchkut~¢, worth 00; handsomely trimmed very special, at— $1.50 $1.98 and Muslin Gowns, 12}3@"1.?"2 u Skirts; regular values to $2 now at ... Kayser & Fownes' siik c.lme{mfi: all colors, special , 50¢ e e . e e S A .5 501 HAYDEN'S, the MAMMOTH THE LOWEST PRICES AND HIGH- | EST STANDARD OF QUALITY You can save from month on your houes! by trading with u 48-1b. Sacks best High Grade . made from the finest nd retalied ev $1.76 per sack; our pric 18 1bs. Best Granulated Sugar or Beat ywhere Rolled Breakfast 3 Bun e Japan Rice for i 1bs. Fancy Japan Head Rice fc Bromangelon, Jellycon or Jello cy Queen Olf ’r qua al or Mclaren's Peanut Buiter, Bottles asorted Pickles, ster Sauce, hot estic Macaron! *"‘or ‘Diamond per_package vest Soda or PoraeT IRT HAYD Oykier Crackers lhtollo:" GROCERY DEPT. of Omaha The Best Crisp Gi » best Pretzels ger Snaps, 1b. per 1h, 1 NO. 1 1 Creamery Butter 1 Country Butl 1 _Dairy Butter per pound THE MARKET OF OMAHA FOR FRESH VEGETABLES hes Fresh v .e.100 10¢ i Grown Radishes Turnips, ey Fresh Green Beans, 1b, ..o 1100 “Remember 1'1b. {8 equal'to 2 quirts bunch AR 7 fic at Hayden' dozen , 15 per doaen 150, 20c L B0 EN'S FIRST oAb Hikh mm Navels, SEEDS Fotétoss Lawn érass, Floweing Bulbs, et ———— Why WRITE FOR CATALOGUE FREE 1613 Howard Stiree!l wasts time and money planting doubtful seeds when you can buy seeds that grow from THE NEBRASKA SEED COMPANY Telgphone Douglas 1261