Omaha Daily Bee dated August 3, 1902

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ESTABLISHED JUNE 19, 1871. SURE T0 BE CROWNED Possible Postponement. BURSTS INTO RAGE AT SUGGESTION Dectors of Opinion that

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Telephones 618-694. place close Saturdays at 1 p. m. during July a Special. On Monday all Qur Tis- sues go dt 15c a yard...

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TALK ABOUT IRRIGATION Btate Board, Benator Dietrich and Oongress- man Burkett to Meet Moad. BALANCE IN PERMANENT SCHOOL FUND

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SOCIETY GETS BACK TO TOWN Midsummer fees Many Returned from Their Outing Trips. MORE LIFE AROUND LOCAL CENTERS Field Club...

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X -— i LY THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, DOUBLE MOTIVE Two Causes Compel Us to Consider~ ably Decrease Our Stock, The Arrival

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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA. COUNCIL BLUFFS. MINOR MENTION, Davis sells drugs. Btockert sells...

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TLLINOIS CENTRAL IS ALOVE 55t b 20, /'I was quoted in that paper as having said + the deal. CARPETS We have just received a

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| | UNSTEADY PITCHING LOSES Gifts Grow Into Runs for Des Moines, Deciding the Game. QUINN'S LAST FIND 1S A WONDER Feeney of

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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, AUGUST 3, 1902. BASE BALL GOSSIP OF WEEK Western Loague Race Warming Up for the Home Btretoh,

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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, Wash Goods at a Price That Must Close Them 80c and 78¢ Wash Goods at 18¢ 811k and jute...

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. Ings and drop skirts, is being shown in the WINSLOW TPAFFETA. o ' EDITORIAL SHEET. THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE. (==riex]...

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IN THE DOMAIN OF WOMAN i FRESHENING SUMMER TOGGERY. Directions for Freshing Old Clothes and Hints for New Ones. Unless {t is

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Amusements Now the real dark ¢ays of summer have pettied down on the Omaba theatrical world. With the fitting of the Ferris

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S ———————————————— PUBLI!HED E\‘IRY HORN ING TERMS OF S\JB!CRIP‘I‘ION ?:uy Bee (without Sundey), One ¥ il ily Bee and Sunda

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- { | | THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, AUGUST 3, 1902, 15 WHERE PERRY SMOTE THE FOE Glimpaes of & Region Hallowsd by & Famous

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T HE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, AUGUST 3, 1902, _——-——_‘__§_——————'——_—?—_—L———_——-——fl-—.~% p— Thoroughbres. By W. A, F Author

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celpts have held about the same so that the market CONDITION OF OMARA'S TRADE | More Immediate and Future Business Trans-...

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THE OMAHA DAILY The Hee, Answers no acnuol i on presentation of the FOR SALE—CIGARS, $50.00 IN GOLD. < It pays to buy your

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FOR SALE~REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. SWEET & HEADLEY mel. 1472 » 6I3N. Y. L. 20 PER CENT NET INVEST- MENT. 24 room...

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20 DUNN GETS HIS MANDAMES Boutk Omaba Obfef of Polis Makes No Bhowing in Oourt. JUDGE SLABAUGH ISSUES OMNIBUS ORDER tion of

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—— THE —— ILLUSTRATED BEE | e — O 902. Edmund H. Hinshaw...

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] THE ILLUSTRATED BEE. Published Weekly by The Bee Publishing Company, Bee Bullding, Omaha, Neb. Price, 5c per copy—per year,

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Great Britain’s Factories and American Cotton INTERIOR VIEW OF LANCASHIRE COTTON (Copyright, 1902, by Frank G. Carpenter.)

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Omaha Men Who Enjoy Horseback Riding | jiociars> s DR. JOHN H. VANCE LOOKS WELL. DR. JOHN P, LORD RIDE “STEPPER.” . H....

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American Croesuses and the Race Track JAMES R. KEENE RECEIVING CONGRATULATIONS ON WINNING THOMAS HITCHCOCK, JR. T IS...

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I8 only six years since the Cudahy Packing company began to make soap. The output at first was less than 6500 boxes a week.

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VER since Bellerophon of old Cor E inth mounted the bloodborn- r winged horse Pegasus and from Rt 3 his back met and...

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8 President Roosevelt Coming, Arrangements Are Being Perfected For a Visit From the National Executive This Fall, ALL...