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Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-25

drifted in from New Jersey. He liked the
country and took up his habitation in the
springhouse. AS the people gradually came
TO know him, they found the wanderer OF
such unusual intelligence that the best
people of the village came to take delight
in the learned discussions in which he in
dulged. After he became fairly we'll es-
tablished he repaid the kindness showered
upon him by giving a party.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-25
Dangerous surgery

in the abdominal region is prevented by
the use Of DIT. Kings New Life Pills, the
painless purifiers. DC Sold by Beatoa
Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-25

Judge is OVeFruIed by wife.
Jn4ze Kelley Of the district court or
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-25
Long Mill Ends of Outing.

MIN Ends of Outing
EanneIs, P~ercaIes, Etc.
Outing Flannels, worth 1Oc and 12hc......
Flannelettes, worth loo, 1870 and 15c....
Percales' worth l2hc sac
Percales' worth lOc
~Ginghams, mill ends Toll du Nord, Red Seal and A. F.
c., worth 12Ac she
Short Lengths of all fine Ginghams, worth up to 10 &c,
at 7Kc
lOc Ginghans, In fine lengths .............. sc
loo Ginghams,, in short lengths .............. 20
15c Batistes, fine styles ................. 4Hc
~ " Organizes 20
10c White Goods, India Linons, Persian Lawns, 4O-in.
lawns, etc. worth IL nc, 15c and 19c. at. -. TIC
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-25
Letting down the prices
Hard Monday


s1.15 sets Mrs. Potts Sad
Irons $50
$500 4-qt. Ice Cream Freezer,
triple motion ....... SITS
$500 Lawn Mowers. 14-inch
Calumet ............. Sass
$1,000 Lawn Mower, ball bear
ing, any size ......... 94.96
The old reliable Western
Washer, only ......... S2.4s
The old reliable Western
Washer, extra large. S2.99
The best imported Rotary
Washer, at ......... S4'9s
$1.75 1907. copper nickel plat
ed Tea Kettles ........ $50
Guaranteed Garden Hose
coupled up free, at Toe to 100
Garden Hose, per foot sac
TIC and ........... $40
SOc Parlor Brooms, on sale
at y
Mrs. Vrooman's 25c Sink
Strainer .....,...,.. la1ao
14-quart gray enamel Dish
Pans $50
17-qusrt gray enamel Dish
Toe Steel Mail Boxes..,. $40
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-25

We fill all mail orders from our daily ads
except in case of hour sales and where
otherwise stated. More than that we guar
antee satisfaction to every purchaser.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-25

Splendid assortment of new
colorings and patterns, full
bolts; to close at less than
mill cost. and 39c
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-25
High Grade Linens

Heavy Scotch Table Damask, full 70 inches wide, warranted pure flax,
good value at 81 rs; special Monday, yard -. Use
Grass bleached Irish Satin Damask, 70 inches wide, exquisite range of
patterns, worth 800 yard; Monday, yard ...............5 9c
Dinner Napkins, full size, strictly pure linen, worth at least $500
dozen; Monday special, 8 for. - Sl.UU
Pure linen Hemstitched Table Cloths, size sx1O, German manufacture,
worth $500 each; special Monday, each ................ SLID
Mommoth assortment high grade Devonshire Hemmed Huck Towels,
worth 19c; Monday, each -. ......: '12hc
Fifty dozen 1Sinch Napkins mixed lot, including some $500 values;
Monday, 6 for. ......., SOC
All Mail orders, whether large T small, will receive our prompt
attention.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-25
Bio Sale of Iron Beds

Sales will continue while the stocks last.
BED SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES ABOUT HALF.
We have a number OF Mattresses and Bed Springs that have
been slightly damaged in one way or another-not materially
injured, but nevertheless damaged-theyIl all go Monday
ABOUT HALF PRICE
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-19
ALDERMAN CHARGED WITH CARRY|NS
 WEAPONS
MUST APPEAR IN COURT TODAY TO FACE SERIOUS COMPLAINT
 MADE BY MARSHAL.

On a charge of carrying corcealed weapons within the corporate limits of the city of Globe, warrant for the ar rest of j., P. McNeil, member of the city council, who spent Monday night in jail, was sworn out yesterday.
 MeNeil was not locked up again, but was ordered to appear in court today, to face the charge.
 City Marshal R. M. Anderson swore out the complaint against McNeil be- fo-e Judge Hinson Thomas.
 The offense with which McNeil is charged, is misdemeanor punishable by fine not exceeding $500, imprison- ment in the county jail not to exceed three months or by both such fine and Imprisonment.
 McNeil spent the entire Monday night in jail, sleeping, other prison IS say, on the cement floor without. taking the trouble to secure mattress or blankets. He was released early yes terday morning, still showing some of the effects of his prolonged spree.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-19
JOHNSON 'BR|EN
CoLoRED CHAMP WILL MEET FORMER TITLE HOLDER IN
 sIx-RoUND CONTEST.

: PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 1s.-- The most promising fstic event that the Quaker city has seen in long time is slated for decision in the arena of the National Athletic cub tomorrow night. It will bring together in a six round bout Jack Johnson, the negro claimant to the heavywe ght champion ship, and Jack O'Brien, the Philadel- phia middleweight who has been a prominent figure in the pugilistic world for more than ten years.
 Under most conditions the bout would be regarded as sure, thing for the big negro, who is some forty pounds heavier than his opponent, with a greater height and reach and the added confidence that comes with success. In long fight Q 'Brien would not stand a particle of a show, in the opinion of all competent ring experts. But there are many who believe that the Phila- delphia will not only be able to stand for six rounds, but will emerge from the bout with equal honors. He is un- doubtedly one of the shiftiest fighters who ever entered the ring and probably clever enough to dodge the hammer swings of the big man.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-19
Grunn Concert is Exhibition of
 High Art

A rare treat was afforded the music lovers of Globe in the Grunn piano re- cital which was given Monday evening at the Methodist curch under the auspices of the Wednesday club. The house was flled with representative audience who testified to their appre- citation by hearty and spontaneous applause.
 Mir. Grunn, who is director of the piano department of the Arizona School of Music in Phoenix, is an artist of marked ability and exceptional tai ent which is dispayed not only in his brilliant technique and interpretation of the most difficult classical sclec tions, but also in his own compositions, among which the "Etnde in Sixths'' was par ticularly effective and enjoyable.
 Mir. Grunn WAS assisted by Mesdames Butz and Hegardt who, with their ac' eompanist, Mrs. l.. c. Coombs, are well known to the Globe audiences as art ists of superior merit and rare pleasure givers. The duet, "Quis Est Hons, !" given by Mrs. Hegardt and Mrs: Butz, was particularly enjoyed and.the appre- ciated, as were also their solos.
 The Wednesday club is to be com mended for its efforts to implant a higher ideal in educational and other lines, the success of which are evinced by the achievement of such an enter tainment as that given Monday even inc.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-19
1.-THE DEVIL"

(By F.. E. Van Veen)
 The theater going public of Globe will miss play really worth while see ing if they do not attend the third per formance of "The Devil" which is to be reproduced again tonight by special request.
 This play is one of the few high class dramas turned out this year and deals with an old subject in new way.
 "The Devil'y represents in the con crete, the. thoughts of two people who do not think aright--onc woman Gas usual) and the other man, the result being that they both meekly walk into oblivion with their eyes wide open.
 While the company at Dreamland are not up to the highest possible standard, they are, nevertheless, capable of per forming sufficiently well to hold the attention of their aud ence, and it must be remembered, also, that Globe has not, as yet, evidenced it's desire to support the highest class of stock company.
 But to return to the subject" The Devil" while it is pernicious in doc Urine, impossible in ethics and shameful in it's conclusions is remarkable drama for the reason that it calls a spade spade and we who would fight "T The Devil" in us must know what he looks like before We set out. The mental pleasure of the play is found in its cynicisin, it's pointed reflections, its wit, and biting satire. Franz Molnar, its author, is fair follower of Der nard Shaw. although his work is not so mature nor his logic as consistent. The lines of the play are unforgettable because they are so unreal and so far from the trodden path. It is not a beautiful play, but it is effervescently clever and contains subtle warning that even the most illiterate cannot fail to perceive and heed. s
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-19
.M|LLER's 10 MOVE
RESTAURANT WILL HAVE LoCA- TON IN EASEMENT OF
 TRUST BUILDING.


 O. W. Miller and Tony Neary, of Millcr's restaurant, have taken lease on the basement of the Trust building and will fit up the place for new eat. ing house, by the first of June, if pos sible.
 Forced to give up their present quar- ters at Broad and Bailey streets, on account of the erection of the new Am ster building, Miller and Weary are fig. uring on putting in strictly frst-class restaurant in their new quarters.
 About $250O will be expended in fit. ting up the place, a- lunch counter, tables and two boxes to be provided for.
 Miller's restaurant has built up a good reputation and the new venture of it's proprietors sAonld be very sue. cessful one.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-19
A Very Base Ball Game by Local
 Actors

Bring forth the steam ealiope and the brass band! The one real big cir GUS of the season will be held in town Saturday afternoon.
 Not Hindpaw < Buys nor Jinglings, but an all-star attraction. A baseball game between the Majestic and Iris theater teams.
 Members of both theatrical aggre- gations and their friends, who will fill in to mako complete team, have been practicing at Broad and Oak streets for the past several days. Several of the players are now able to throw the ball as far as twenty feet and one player, whose identity has not as yet been learned, is said to have actually stopped ball without the aid of T basket. This has not been verifi,sd.
 The game will probably be played at School Hill park. Manager Holdren is
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-19
WHITE S0x NINE WILL PLAY AT
 DOUGLAS ,ocAL BOYS WILL LEAVE FRIDAY MORNING FOR SERIES or
 TWO GAMES.

The Globe White Sox will play the Douglas baseball team at Douglas next saturday and Sunday, arrangements for the game having just been completed.
 The local team expects to leave here Friday morning. Manager Holdren re- reved telegram Monday, concerning the game and having the assurance of ths players that they were willing to take the trip, formally accepted the of. fer yesterday
 The Douglas team will play return .res of two games here June l2 and l3
 The soy have been putting up good article of ball lately and expect to pa; rp hard fight against the Douglas agqtgatj1n.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-19
h'GANN IS WHIPPED
ALL BUT DOWN AND OUT IN SIX BOUND GO WITH KETCHEL
 AT PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, May 1s.-Ketchel had the better of McGann in the bout tonight. McGann was almost knocked out.
 Six times McGann was down for the count of nine seconds in the six-round bout. live times in the sixth round he was saved from a knockout by sec ond. Twice he was knocked through the ropes, and once cisar across the press table into the seats of spectators.
 Ketchel apparently toyed with his opponent and probably could have knocked him out had he tried hard. No decision is permissible under the laws.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-19

in the habit of using the park for baseball purposes only, but he wil probably break the rule for once and allow the thespians to cavort for few hours.
 The game will start at 3 o'clock that is if Jimmie Lee is up on time, Norman Phillips bulldog, Props, does not develop severe case of the pip, Ed Keith can break away from his new theater plans, and Morrie Streeter has finished chasing kids who throw rocks on the roof of Dreamland.
 1t is scheduled to go nine innings if the crowd does not rise up in wrath and cal for the police.
 There will be no admission fee -the theatrical bunch is noted for having an awful crust, but they could not ask that--and the general public is invited to attend and bring smelling salts. The G. F. is respectfully asked by the management to leave guns and clubs at home, as not all of the players carry accident insurance.
 The sporting editor submits the fol lowing line up, with apologies to the New York Giants:
 Majestic Reardon, pitch; Finch, catch; Brown, first; Tupper, second; Francis, short; Kibbey, third; Phillips, loft; Lee, center; Flournoy, right. Subs, Mario Barbier and Bess Newton,
 Iris--King, pitch; Weeks, catch; Nagle, first; Keith, second; Dugan, short; Streeter, third; Carlisle, left; Newton, center; Winters, right; Chand- Ter and Adams, subs.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-19
WANT PLAYS REPEATED.

In response to many requests from patrons, the management of the Ma jestic is taking straw vote to, de- termine whether or not any of their pieces already produced shall be repro duced, and if 80, which playlets.
 During the past two days, "A Horri- ble Nightn has received thirty-five votes, .' Charlie's Aunt" twentyssix and "The Man from JuareS" eighteen. If the public demands it., a number of the most popular pieces may be repeat ed.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-19
JAP SEEKS ID WE'D FAIR AMERICAN
 LADY LOVE
GREATLY DISAPPOINTED WHEN PREVENTED BY CRUEL
 HAND or LAW

Deploring the provisions in the Ari- zona statutes that prevents the inter. marriage of persons of the Caucasian race and their descendants with ne groes, Indians and Mongclians, espcc- ialy the latter, but determined that they shall wed, even if compelled to em- igrato to foreign country, Anna Brown, who claims to be of German ex- traction, and c. Togo, Japanese, occu- pied separate hailiwicks in the city last night. They applied for 8 marriage license to Probate Judge c. P. Hicks and were refused.
 Togo called at the office of tho pro bate judge in the forenoon and asked for the necessary document to be united in wedlock with his lady love. A cold chill swept over him when the judge informed him that the law for badc such union. He said his intenG- ed bride was i'll, but called again i'll the afternoon accompanied by her, appar- ently in her usual good health. She informed the judge that she was born in Germany of German parents and de- sired to wed her Japanese lover. Her appeal was of no avail as Judge Hicks had in the meantime consulted District Attorney Ross, who held that the Jap. anese were declared of the Mongolian race by court decisions and that the law prevented their union with persons of the Caucasian race.
 The little brown man and his anx- iousto bride left, he declaring that he would consult an attorney with q view of having Judge Hicks compelled to issue the necessary license by man damus proceedings.
 Togo is alleged to have formerly been in the employ of the Yavapai club.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-19

Mir. J. Homer Grunn, who appeared here last Monday in piano recital, will receive limited number of Piano pupils at Prescott, Arizona, during the summer months, beginning June II and closing August 30.
 A course of five Historical lectures will be given with illustrations on the piano. Also piano concert of works of the masters from Bach, l6s5-l750, to masters of modern times.
 This course will be of great value to teachers who desire to add to their playing and teaching repertoire. Terms on application to MT. Grunn, care Ari. zona School of Music, Phoenix.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-19
The End of the world

Should it como tomorrow, would find fully 1-3 of the people suffering with rheumatism of either slight or serious nature. Nobody need suffer with rheu- matism, for Ballard's Snow Liniment drives away the trouble, relieves the pain instantly and leaves the user as well and supple as two-year-old. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-19
NELSON BEsTs coRsETT

SCHENECTADY, May ls.--"Fight- ing Dick" Nelson tonight before the American Athletic club, bested Young Corbett. He landed at will and chased Corbett all around the ring Nelson forced tho fighting and at no time dur. ing the ten rounds was Corbett dan gerous.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-19
Ro.RERg LOOT PEST HOUSE.

ALTON, H., May 1s.-Beds and the furnishings of the pest house have been stolen by burglars who broke into the unoccupied building. The city author ities now fear an epidemic of small pox, as it is expected the beds and coverings will be sold.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-19
AMUSEMENTS
WILL REPEAT "THE DEVIL J

At the request of the Woman 8 club the streeter Bryan company will repeat their performance of "The Deyilo on Wednesday night. This call for repeti- tion was occasioned by the fact that church duties Sunday and the Grunn concert Monday night prohibited the attendance of this body.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-19
INDIAN BEATS BRITIsHER

WINNIPEG, May ls.--Acoose, a Manitoba Indian, defeated Appleby, the ffteen-mile champion, of England, in & fifteen mile indoor race tonight by one lap. Time, 1:22:26h.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-19

Dewitt's Little Early Risers, the fla nous little liver pills, small, gentle and snro. Sold by Palace Pharmacy and United Drug Co.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-19
UNIFIED DRUG COMPANY.

A fine line of toilet articles, soaps, perfumes and face creams.
 Prescriptions carefully filled. Prompt service.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-19

Nothing else can dc this. When the stomach is weak it needs help; you must help 1t by giving 1t rest, and Kodol will do that
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-19

Palace Pharmacy and United Drug Co
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-19

I Batteries: Fucker and Bergen; Wil- lis, Lever and Gibson.
 Ten innings.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-02-03
TAFT WANTS cRUM coNTnssIEp.
Till,nan VIII Hold Up Nomination II
Charleston People Back Him.

Washington, Jan. 29.-The Sem
ate committee on finance to-day re-
ported In favor OF confirming the
reappointment of the negro, Crum,
to be collector of the port of Char
lesion. The name was sent in seve-
raj weeks ago and was held up by
the committee, which had about de-
cided to pigeon-hole 1t along with
other important nominations made
by Mr.. Roosevelt. Mr.. Roosevelt is
the setting sun and holding up his
nominations Is one of the ways old
enemies have of taking a whack at
him.
But there is complication which
caused the committee to act lo-day.
Mr.. Taft in one of his speeches has
expressed himself in favor Of MAX
ing appointments in the South which
would have the sanction OF the best
element of white people. But he
does not want the question of ap-
pointing a negro put up to him so
straight and SO early in the game,
SO he has sent word to certain SEN
ators to hurry along the Crum con-
firmation.
Senator Tillman, when asked what
he was going to do about it, stated
tonight that he would fight the
nomination If the people Of Charles
ton give him their support and fur
nish him with data and so forth He
says he held 1t up before for two
years and he ought to be able to
hold 1t up now for Ave weeks.
Mr. TAFT seems very much con-
cerned about having these entangle-
ments removed before he comes into
office and he wants Crum confirmed
now so the responsibility will b,
taken Off his shoulders.
Zach McGhee. >,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-02-03
From Seneca Rural Route.

Seneca, Jan. 30.-Mr. and Mrs. j.
F. Norris visited in this community
last week.
A. L. Foster and family, who have
been suffering with measles for some
time, are reported better at present
Mrs. ]. w. Reynolds and Mr.. and
Mrs. Handy Harris visited at the
home Of f. o. Shelton last week.
w. e. Julian has sold his farm in
the Return section to Clifton Simp-
son. We are sorry to lose Mr.. Julian
and family, who have moved to the
Clearmont section.
Ross Mitchell has recently pur-
chased a farm from Shirley & Fret
we'll
Mrs. Corrle Poore Is visiting the
family OF her father, 4. l.. Foster,
this week.
The Richland Grange will meet
hereafter on Saturday before the
fourth Sunday in each month. P.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-02-03
RACE FEELING CAUSES FIGHT.
White Boys and Colored Youth En-
gage i'm Fatal Difficulty.

Cincinnati, Jan. 2S.-Race feeling
it is said, inspired fight between
white boys and a negro youth In
front of the East night school In
woodward street last night which
eliminated in the death of William
Wfebold, aged II years; the proba-
Die fatal injury Of William Dorsey,
aged 20, and the serious injury Of
Charles Ruff, aged II. The alleged
murderer, Atlas Telford, a negro,
aged 20 years, high school student,
employed as house man for Judge
thompson, of the Federal court, has
been arrested. He declares that he
cut the white boys in self-defense.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-02-03
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