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Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03
ORGANIZE AUTOMOBILE CLUB
Owners of HorseIess Carriages in
This Vicinity Get To-
Rether.

An automobile club, composed OF the
owners Of the new style of vehicles, is in
course Of formation and 30 far the names
Of twenty-nine residing in Omaha, Council
Bluffs and Fort Crook have been secured
as candidates for membership. There was
q preliminary meeting held Wednesday
evening at the store OF H. z. Fredrickson,
who has fitted up temporary rooms where
the people will meet pending the perfec-
tion Of the organization.
The object. as stated by interested per-
sons, is for the purpose of popularizing
the new machines as adjuncts to recreation
and excursions. The club will work to have
set aside for the especial use Of auto
mobiles certain roads and boulevards in the
city and county under conditions which
Will not be onerous to the communities
Relay stations, where refreshments can be
secured, will be opened in the course OF
time along these routes and 1t may be
that especial routes from one town to an
other may be established. At first, how
ever, the club will arrange a series OF
runs from the club rooms to parks in the
neighborhood or to other towns.
The next meeting Of the members will
be held at the club rooms Wednesday, May
IL, at which time 1t is hoped a permanent
organization VIII be perfected, officers
elected and committees appointed to pre-
pare a program for the season.
Those who are taking an active interest
In the matter are: F. N. Conner, G. w.
Patterson, H.. f. Fredrickson, John Colt
man., B. L. Baldwin, A. I. Root, e. w.
Lamoreaux. ]. ]. Deright, r. II. Dorek. C.
F. Showalter, o. A. Goodrich, ]. N. West
berg. E.. e.. Holland. DR.. Detwiler, E. A.
Packard, H. Sharp, o. Baysdorfer, d.. Ris-
ley' all OF Omaha; L. A.. Casper, H. II.
Var Brunt, ]. B. Atkins, Richard Stewart,
M. Wollmann, J. Kimball, L. p. Madsen, F.
L. Childs, T. B.. Lacy. jr., and DR.. T. r.
Lacy OF Council Bluffs and Captain straub
OF Fort Crook.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03
SHOOT THE EXPENSE UPWARD
Coal Wagon Drivers DO So by Refus-
ing to Carry More Than
One Chute.

Hereafter persons buying coal which is to
be stored in rooms which cannot be reached
from a wagon with a twelve foot chute will
be required to pay for having the coal car
ried into the storeroom. Heretofore there
was no limit upon the length Of chute
which could be used. and drivers Of wagons
were compelled to carry at times four
ehutes Of twelve feet each for the purpose
of reaching the places where the coal was
to be stored. At a recent meeting OF the
drivers union II was decided that not more
than one chute would be carried. To this
the coal dealers agreed. with the result that
the consumers will hereafter have to ar
range for storing their coal within twelve
feet Of where the wagon can be driven or
pay the additional cost OF carriage.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03
UT WISHES THEM TO HURRY
Commercial Club Secretary PrOda
Those Intending to Join south
Platte Excursion.

Secretary UT OF the Commercial club Is
anxious to receive applications from per-
sons who will go IN the trade excursion
Into the South Platte country on the morn
ing OF May IS. He says that so far the
applications have been satisfactory, but he
desires to close the matter with seventy
hve applicants as soon as possible.
Several houses will send not only the
principal member OF the Arm. but juniors
and Q number OF travelling representatives.
Others will send two members and there
is every reason to believe that the list will
be complete before May Z. the last date
upon which applications will be received.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03
KELLEY, sTIGER q co.
store Open Until Dt3O Saturday
Evening.

Evening.
women's and chldren's hosiery and knit
underwear. summer weights. at prices that
mean much to you. II ie not necessary to
pay a high price here to procure hne under
wear and hosiery at this store.
We offer tomorrow women-s plain or
fancy drop-stitch domestic hosiery, fast
black. double heel and toe, worth 25c pair
our sale price. 15c, 2 pair Csc.
AT 25c-Women's fast black, cotton and
isle threat stockings, fancy lace patterns
and drop stitch. Special bargains for Sat
urday.r
We have the largest and prettiest line Of
the popular lace Isle thread stockings, ex-
elusive patterns, white, gray and black, inn
ported and superior quality, fast colors-
only SOC pair.
We are Headquarters for children's stock
ings and misses school hose, fast black,
double knee, heel and toe. wears well, good
value, all sizes-15c pair.
We have a large and complete line of
chlldren's fast black ribbed stockings, our
best bargains for Saturdays sale, extra
heavyweight school hose for boys, never
wear out kind, fine quality. ribbed, maco
soles or black foot. fancy lace, Isle thread,
odd line Of siz IS in soc fancy hose-entire
line on counter, only Csc pair.
Women's fancy trimmed vests, full taped,
only 10c each.
Csc women's sleeveless vests or wing
sleeves, nice quality Isle thread. silk
crocheted neck and arms. also umbrella
ribbed pants with deep lace trimming, real
bargains-Saturday, ESQ each.
Women's pure Vega silk vests, lace trim
med. pure white, beautifully finished, extra
value. Saturday, 50c each.
Women's union suits, umbrella style, silk
tapes, deep lace trimming, all sizes-sat-
urday, 50c each.
Boys balbriggan underwear, shirts long
or short sleeves drawers ankle or knee
length, we'll made, all sizes, Csc each.
The "Munsing'' summer union suits for
boys and girls. long or short sleeves, also
sleeveless, ankle or knee length, open or
drop seat. best value in market, all sizes,
SOC suit.
New parasols. pretty patterns for coach
and street. French novelties, d~aiutiest
modes and materials-$1.50, $500, $500, up
to $500.
Special purchase in children's p~arasols,
25c up to $3.50.
Women's all silk umbrellas, steel rod,
paragon frame, very pretty and durable,
natural wood handles, blue, brown, red,
green, black. $500 val~ues-saturday, 50. Is
each.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03
GOES DOWN HILL TO INJURY
Why Amanda Bradley Pats Up Five
ThOusand-DOIIaP Claim
Against City.

February 9 happy little children slid
down the L~eavenworth street sidewalk on
their little sleds. shouting gieefully TO
passersby to help them along. February
10 Amanda Bradley slid down the Leaven-
worth street sidewalk without any sled,
shouting much less glesfuily TO passersby
to help her stop. AT Fifteenth street she
stopped without assistance. but at the cost
Of a broke femur. And that's why she
filed in court a petition for IS ZOO damages,
paming the city as defendant
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03
KELLEY, sTIGER & CO.
Summer Wear for Men-Fine Negligee
s~hirts-LiEht Weight Underwear.
FANCY HALF HOSE, NECKWF

FANCY HALF HOSE, NECKwEAR.
Our Negligee Shirts are the best in tho
city. The celebrated Star Shirt is beyond
comparison at $1.50.
We have also a large line Of Negligee
Shirts in the new patterns for 81 each.
Fine Balbriggan Underwear at soc per
garment, In blue and ecru. Better values
at 75c and 81 per garment.
Munsing Union Suits are always salts
factory. See our special suit for 81. Extra
quality Lisle Union Suit for $3.50.
In mems Half Hose we always give the
best value for the price.
Lace Hose and fancy stripes at 25c, S5c
and soc.
In Neckwear we have a very large and
carefully selected stock.
rs dozen of the POPULAR narrow four-in-
hands at SOC each.
Store open till $3.50 p. m. Saturdays.
KELLEY, sTIGER & CO.,
Cxrnn, TEth and Tar Gfa
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03
Graphophone at a bargain.

FOR SALE-Latest model type, A. G.
combination ~graphophone. which plays both
large and small records; list price. $50.
This is especially designed for concert pur-
poses, having a thirty-six-inch horn and
stand. 1t also includes twenty large Ed
son records and carrying case Of twenty
four records. The machine is entirely new
and has never been used. Will sell at a
bargain. Address X SO, in care of The Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03
Notice to

The Union Meat Cutters have reafirmed
their intention of obeying the scriptures
by not working on the Sabbath, and there
fore call upon all fair-mlnded people to do
their trading on Saturday instead Of Sun
days and at such stores as keep closed Sun
days.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03

Send articles OF Incorporation, notices of
stockholders meetings. ETC.. to The Bee.
We will give them proper legal insertion.
Bee telephone, 23S.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03

Like q great landslide does this sale
sweep everything before It, Bargains that
are bona hde-bargains that are bargains
values that will live long in the minds OF
the people. Read about these bargains on
Page ! and come Saturday. Hayden Bros.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03

Purify the blood and put the system in
order for summer work by using at this
time a short course OF PRICKLY ASH BIT
TIERS; 1t Il the greatest blood purifier Cd
earth.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03

We give the facts and name the prices.
These are not days for foolishness, and THE
Big Store" has no time for buncombe. Hay
den Bros. Read our ad. on Page. Z.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03

Settle all doubt by seeing our bargains
Saturday. They speak stronger than we
can. Hayden Bros. Our ad. is on Page 4.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03

Shampooing and hairdressing, 25c, at the
Battery, 2I6-22O Bee Building. Tel. l716.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03

Samuel Burns lie selling q beautiful Hayi-
land berry set for tS.00.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03

Publish your legal notices in The Weekly
Bee. Telephone 23S.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03
Are You Bothered

with bed bugs, cockroaches, water bugs,
ants or other insects? You can com
pletely annihilate the whole bunch IL YOU
will use our SURE DEATH; 1t comes In
pint bottles at 15c, quart bottle at $50,
h-gallon bottles at Soc and gallon Jugs at
$1.O9, and we give a nice pint oil can free
} with the SOC and S1.0O size, or for sc extra
with 15c or 25c sizes.
DELIXERED WITHOUT EXTRA
CHARGE.
II PINT SHERWIN g. WILLIAMS
BATH TUB ENAMEL ........, TIC
2Oc Mistletoe Cream ...........,. l3c
25c Porous Strengthening Plasters ~. 7c
81 Newbro's Herpicide Qf you want it, 5sc
75c Coke's Dandruff Cure ..........,., 32c
500 Pe-ru-na Il to a customer). ....... SIC
25c Root Beer Extract, makes 5 gallons loo
$l.0O lime Swamp Root ..........,, Sic
25c Laxative Bromo Quinine ..........., lie
25c Westmal's Coldoids, to close out, lie
l0c Frog In Your Throat ......,. &c
500 Wine of Cardui q to a customer) age
soc LIEBIG EXTRACT BEEF ........ i5c
We. believe our customers have sense
enough to know that THEY GET WHAT
THEY ASK FOR and that II would not
pay us to GIVE THEM ANYTHING
ELSE.
WE NEVER CLOSE
~SGHAEFER'S CUT CU1,d PRICE
Tel. 7Az. a. W. Ior. 18th and ChfcaRo.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03

Shsmpooing and hair dressing, Csc, at the
Battery, 216-220 Bee Building. Tel. 1716.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03

Corner 18th and Farnam SITS.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03

Tel. 74z. S. w. cor. q and chicago.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-10
Miss Prescort's Discovery.

Editor Advertiser: Kindly allow me
to say that. after contributing to the
columns of the Independent for seven
consecutive years past, / do declare IN
roundest terms that neither Mr.. Testa
nor his editor are more independent to-
day than that man would be VINO
should wear. figuratively speaking d
rouzzle over his mouth. handouts on
his wrists and chain and-oan at ms
ankle. -,
Achilles was vulnerable in the heel
and they thrust in the dart, viz;
..,,hinki" And yet. 1 by no means be-
lieve that every man has his price
The wealth of the Incas could not buy
tha choice of the President for thi:
Territory. ANNE NJ. PRESCOTT
n. B.-Kindly comprehend, Mr.. ia
itor. that Miss Prescott did, and coule
again, earn her living Independent o
Hawaii. She Is feeding no one viii
honey
But let US eaH the Independent
noustrous (tiny) rnisnomer. The Ded
Dollar Is it's true name
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Bargains

colpred Jap. Silks. % inches wide;
reduced from soc to soc per yara
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LOCAL BREvlTIES.

Albert Arndt, bookkeeper OF the ha-
1vaiian Hardware Co, received news on
the Ventura of the death or ms lalhei-
Levers & Cooke, Ltd, brought SUM-
Yesterday in the Circuit Court aSaihst
T w. Redhouse, to recover the sum OF
1867. e3 for building material fu1hlsneu'
n. A Judd, president OF the Hicks
Judd Co, printers and bookblnders, oL
San Francisco, arrived in the Sonon,A
yesterday and will remain n 1oiAoi"'N
for q couple of weeks.
Hawaiian Tribe will hold their reg
NAV meeting tonight. Newly elected
officers are to be installed and IL rs re
oIired that all members and WISHING
warriors attend.
Mr. Thomas Prime will hold ques-
ton meeting under the auspices Oh the
Theosophical Society tonight at Ar, 10
hall lust back of the opera house Inc
public are most cordially lnVlteo 10 az
tend and hear the discussion.
Major and Mrs. Harris and Ensign
NTatthis of the Salvation Army arrived
| on the Sonoma yesterday. Major Har-
| ris succeeds Major Woods, recently IN
| command in Hawaii. A welcome meet
| ing for the new arrivals VIII De heiu a.
the hall Saturday and Sunday.
| The published statement that WIn.
Nevins Armstrong has been married 40
| - A,galas is erroneous That gen.
tIeman's marriage occurred some years
Iago and his wife lives in Baltimore
The w. N Armstrong for whom Weo-
ding bells rang in Southern Call1ornla
is not related to the older man Oh tha'
name.
/ Invitations have been received hert
Il for the wedding of William a. BALDWIN
ard Nina Prime Mcleod, daughter o!
DIR. and Mrs John Alexander Mcleod
of milwaukee, Wis. The ceremony VII
take place at the residence OF IN
!. brides parents, on the gath OF I'M
month. The Z groom is the popuIa
| ,.l,1,,,,y ger of the Hawaiian Suga
q 20 and has a host of friends here, ans
he and his bride are assured of warn
| welcome on their arrival
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Electric fans only $500 at Hawaiian
Electric CO. See al.
Rig sale of ernbroideries at b. +. I'm
iers & Co. opens Monday
6. g. w. canned goods are always
choice. Be sure to ask for them at H.
May & Co.
Dove shooting season is now on. Get
vour gun and ammunition at pearson
& Potter Co.
Castle e. LansdaIe have a number Oh
,,ood houses to let and for sale. See
1their ad. on page &.
insects of all kinds will be killed II
Won use the ingredients advertised and
sold by the Pacific Hardware Co.
Mr.. Kendall of the Mauna Kea Lum-
her co. advertises today for experienced
drivers for his oxen. For particular
see our classified ads.
If YOU want a pleasant furnished
room for these hot months, see adFeF-
tisenent in our want Column OF
room in Manoa valley
A lot of fine cord wood is offered Tor
sale by Jared, G.. Smith Oh the EN- EN- eli.
Ynent station Quotations as 70 cost caI
he had by calling at the Capitol build
ing.
very desirable residence aIreaoS
furnished and situated in the waikiki
district with fine ocean view, is oiieree
fer rent. Possession will be given OF
sept. 1st. For further particulars SEE
our classified ads
Auction sale today Of groceries an'
canned goods. slightly damaged IN Tn
washington Mercantile Co. fire Ines
Goods will he sold at the Union Fee
Co. warehouse on Queen street. san
will begin at 10 O'Clock
III. Kendall. the manager OF R
Mauna Kea Lumber Co. at Laupahos
hoe, is in the city. He brought DOW
from Hawaii a cargo of koa lumber O.
the schooner Alice Kimban, which
now being unioaded at the Old Fish
market wharf.
Genes and McTighe have been ap
pofnted agents for this Territory 10
the celebrated Progress beer Of Indian
apolis. This beer is highly recommend
ed by the medical fraternity and IS no
much used in all of the hospitals in tn
city. All of the steamers running %
tween here and the coast carry IN
pooussar brand. Orders for plnts
quarts left with Comes Sc McTighe WI
be promptly filled.
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A uounte.e Comm

countess de Caste accompanied by
her two children, Louis philippe the
present Due de Caste, and Marguerite
Alike. is soon to come to Honolulu 10
visit awhile with some of the friends OF
her wedding tour of about five years
ago. Among those who received hef on
her previous visit to the Islands was
Queen Liliuokalani, who was an admir-
81. of the countess The Countess de
Caste is famous in Partisan ana conti-
mental circles. She is at present N Cal
ifornia visiting scenes of earlier days
she is a widow, her husband, the Count
kde Caste, having died about three years
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HAPPY HOOLlGAN
OFF BY SONOMA
Honolulu Stowaway
at Last Gets a
Ship.

Happy Hooligan' has left Honolulu.
"a. went by the Sonoma last night
And. who Is Happy Hooligan2"
He is, or was, the most disreputaele
looking character in the way of white
man that Honolulu had He is real
..extra edition" of the most pronounced
type of Weary willies. Honolulu sees
but few tramps, so he was In a way d
unique addition to society here he
looked like a Rip Van Wrinkle might
have appeared after his first night IN
bar-roorn on awakening from 2o-years
sleep. Unlike other tramps, he had two
suits of clothes. One suit he wore ana
the other he carried in the pockets OF
the one he had on. In Oahu he trleo
work on a plantation six months ago.
but this did not suit him. Too HARD
graft for a gentleman he used to ex-
plain.
Then. nearly six months ago, he be-
oarne known on the water front. He
tried to stow away on a snip, but did
not succeed. Since then no steamship
has visited this port without receiVins
a call from this prince OF hobos. ne
became a professional stow away, ano
whenever a ship came in he could DC
seen casting longing eyes toward hei
8abjns. He usually got aboard and go'
hiding place where the sailors or ON
GERS permitted him to repose quietly
until the ship should be ready TO san
Trben with scant ceremony the poor
fellow would be marched down the
gangway.
But yesterday he had happy sur
nrise party awaiting him. The Sonoms
needed coaI-passers badly, and any
thing or anyone calling himself a mar
would be eligible for a job. HAPPY
Hooligan" slowed away as usual Al
unfeeling quartermaster bundled nm
ashore but the chief engineer spree
him. In a twiniAing he was down tn
gangway and wB soon pushing th'
bundle of rags back up with instruc
tions to place him in the stoke-hole. III
was later put down on the dock shov
cling coal, and work seemed snch
novelty to him that he apparently en-
loved it, But on going on board agah
the bo's'un spied him and shot MN o.
shore again. Then the second englnee
went out and rescued the unhappy MAJ
and this time ne remained safeiy Oh
BOARD.
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$50

N. S. Sachs go 90. % ef ToS
FORT STREET.
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Van Dimes Successor.

Among the passengers on the Sonoina
Tor Honolulu wasfMr. w T. Pope. the
new agricultural instructor of the Nor
NAL school. Mr.. Pope was graduated
from the College of Agriculture, Uni
xersity of Kansas. in the class of 1898.
He resigned a position in the National
Farm School at Doylestown, Penn, TO
come here. He comes in response TO a
request from Superintendent Atkinson
to Professor l. p. Roberts, dean OF the
Collage of Agriculture at Cornell Uni
varstty. to send a man TO fill the place
made vacant by the resignation OF D. L.
Van Dire.
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NOTICE

FBED PHILIP & BRO. BEG TO NO
tif,y their patrons and the public that
they have purchased the stock in trade
and good will of the Manufacturing
Harness Co. and will continue their
business at the old stand. corner OF
King and Fort streets, where they VIII
90 new ones. All werk fntgusteS TO
them viii receive personal attention.
and all goods sald Will be guaranteed
as represented They viii aise son-
tinue at their present stand in the
wright building. Ne. ees King stsset-
Telenhone 1851 Rine. r q. SfS i7e'
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Honolulu Wan Dead.

SANTA CRUZ, June 30.-Frank F.
Porter died today. He came to this
county in 1857 For number of years
he was supervisor from Sequel district
In 1879 Porter went to Hawaii as super
intendent of the Spreckels plantation.
He returned here about a year ago
Porter was native of Massachusetts
aged 65 years.
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PUBLIC CONCERT.
Band Will Play at Hawalian Hotel
Tonight.

PART ].
Overture, Tancredi .....-'.... l'o7S'i'ii
Gornet Solos (1ew)-
Ca) Absence Makes the Heart
Groyv Ponder ...-.-....:...-' Diiiea
OBJ Ny Blushing Rosie Strohioels
Mr.. Charles Kreuter
ReYnipiscences of Rossini .... Godfrey
Ia9 Kapilina. OBJ Waianuenue
Miss L Keliiaa-
(c) Aloha no Wau. cd Moan
Ke Ala ..---....-': - '-','.
Mrs n. Alapai.
PART II.
selection, Kitty Gray ...: Monckton
Int,rrnezzo, The Ballet Girl new
Bendix
piece characteristic, Tee Busy Bee
f,,oxvl observation-disclosures. Bendlx
Selection, The Burgomaster -. Ludefs
The star Spangled Banner .-.',..
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Fancy Printed Muslin Dress SeeSs;
good quality; 2s in. wide. Reduced fSenn
10 yds. for sl.es to 1e yds. for s1-ss
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Printed Ducks. white with black fig
uras, so in. wide. Reduced from yds.
for $1Oo to II yds. for $1.os
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: striped Taffeta Silk. 10 in. wide; very
pretty for waists. Reduced from $i'e0
10 40c.
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Special
Reign Of
Bargains

We will offer attractive bargains eaon
week from now until we move to snE
now store. and they will be wen worth
taking advantage of. Note tae renew
ing items for starter
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-11-29
Quarantine on Cattle.

Boston, Nov. 28.-The cattle bu-
reau of the state board of agricul-
ture up to today had received about
100 individual reports of the presence
of the foot and mouth contagion which
has caused the secretary of agricul-
ture to prohibit the expectation Of
cattle from Boston, and to establish
a quarantine of cattle, sheep and
swine in New England. 1t was stated
that all reports received had come
from localities from within rs miles
of Boston. The closing of the Brigh.
ton stock yards, the principal ones in
New England, by the state board of
agriculture, will cause an interruption
to the traffic, which, under ordinary
circumstances aggregates 500 to 700
head of cattle day