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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-04

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-04

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Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-04
Grand Lace Sale

Monday will be the greatest
Lace Sale Day of the season. {
LIST Lot-Fine Val. Laces, dainty
Torchons and odd pieces of
Nottinghams, yard .2hc
I'd Lot-A grand line of Zion
City, Elyria, Point Paris, Ger
man and French Val, Linen
Torchon and cotton cluny lace,
yard ...... SC
Sd Lot-Odd pieces of fancy APP
plique, silk and oriental laces,
in big assortment, yard. .7Rc
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-04
View Dress
Trim mings

All the latest colorings in silk
embroidered novelties, also gold
bands and edges; also a full line
of fancy Guimp and Soutache
braids, in all newest colorings,
on sale Monday, SC, 1Oc, 15c
A new line of fancy tucked
Nets, plain Waistings, real Irish
Crochet Laces and Dutch Collars
just received. Special bargains
Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-04

We can save you from 20 per cent
to so per cent on your housekeeping
expenses.
20 lbs. best pure Cane GRADUATED
sugar Tor .....: .$l.0O
10 bars best brands Laundry Soap 25c
24-lb. sacks best Rye Flour. ...... Csc
8 lbs. best hand picked Navy Beans
G h. .G6o
The best Pearl Tapioca or Sage. per
pONHu 49, '''s's ''.s'.s %
The best domestic Macaroni, pkg sac
Malta Vita Corn Flakes, pkg 80. sc
s lbs. best White or Yellow Cornneal
Tor -. '.....'. .lSc
Cold Water Starch, pkg ........,3 nc
Gillette's Washing Crystal, pkg. lie
4 pkgs. Pyramid Washing Powder loo
Bib. cans Golden Pumpkin. Hominy,
SaueT Kraut or Baked Beans . . 6 nc
BIB. cans solid packed Tomatoes. S &c
2-lb. cans fancy Sweet Sugar Corn
Eaoc 6rio.i
Fancy Cooking Figs. per 10. ...... &c
Fancy California Prunes, per ID. .4c
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-04
Week Sale of Silks

ESormemE that establish this more firmly than ever Omahas Leading Silk Department nigh
est qualities at prices which insure splendid savings
$25 Mewahnes yard 69c-A sp@a purchase of I7c Silks Monday BOA special purchase of
these beautiful silks 20 and 27indLm Mostly u pn and facy silks checked tfta, striped
inch, in all the newest shades; the greatest snap Lousmesp mn sans and hfdas,d etc. mag
ever yard ......... ......... 69c nfcnt bargains; Mmda, choice yard .3 y
FouLnds and Rough Silks are shown in very imagnabbn new cIorng and deAn-a display of very
superior order including complete a@ormens of Cheney Bros famous" Sow@r Proof" FouMds
at price less han you'll find hem qmed in other stores. .....6 $50, Csc, $1OO ant $125
THREE SPLENDID BLACK SILK BARGAINS:
$O0 Bck RuNhng Tamaa oil $O Black Dress TafGa pure S175B Black Mesahnep pure. silk
boiled, 27inw d yd. soc dye 36iny guaranteed, S11O fine hshOus3 6iny at $119
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-04

Fancy California Dried Grapes, 10. &c
You Can't Beat Haydens for Butter,
Cheese and 8utterine.
Choice No. 1 Dairy Table Butter. per
pouhu $500. '''-4C
Fancy No. ] Dairy Tab Butter, per
Fancy No. l Creamery Butter. ID zoe
Fancy Full Cream LimbergeT Cheese.
per 10. s...-s..'.s ...l0c
Fancy Full Cream White or COlorel
Cheese, per b
2-lb. roll No. / Butterine ........25c
Sixteenth Car of Highland Havels IA.
This week will probably be the last
big orange sale week of Highland
naVels. There is nothing like them
for quality. They are the priue Of
California. Mondays sale pricesi
Regular soc size, our price, doz 40c
Regular soc size, our price, doz .30c
Regular 4Oc size. our price, doz csc
Regular 50c size. our price, doZ zoe
Fresh Vegetables st Less than Sum
mer Prices.
Fresh Carrots. Beets or Turnips, per
buHtH ssss 1850 sssss o -ft
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-04
Can you beat this?

1O-4 bleached pepperal sheeting,
at '''''''. AZ
ga bleached pepperal sheeting.21c
ga bleached pepperal sheeting. 10c
Genuine Hope Muslin. .6hc
Genuine Lonsdale Muslin &c
Genuine Fruit of the Loom &c
Genuine Edwards ....... &c
Genuine Brookdale, fine. .5Kc
19c linen buck 1Sx3S towels. Toe
12hc linen buck, 18x36 towels,
at SIC
19c unbleached bath towels. .12 II C
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-04

who rant tie best and most beau
ttfuI in the spring style creations
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-04

Fresh Spinach, per peck. .......2O
Fresh California Asparagus, b...2Oc
> punches fresh dollhouse Radishes DC
, punches fresh dollhouse Lettuce Sc
Large Head Lettuce .....7hc and &c
Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, per lb....7hc
Fresh Onions, per bunch .......31ac
Fancy Sweet Potatoes. 3 lbs for. loo
New Cabbage, per Id. &c
New Honey. per rack. ...i21ac
Large Grape Fruit, ach ne and sc
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-04
In Our Famous Domestic Room

Towels .2hc, DC, INC, 1Oc, 12Kc
TIC apron checks. % ~
SIC apron checks &c
&c apron checks. ..3hc
sc apron checks, remnants. .2hc
12hc toweling SIC
15c toweling .1Oc
19c toweling 1919
SIC cotton toweling .3hc
Silver gray prints. .41sc
Calcutta blue prints. ..... .4Ac
Indigo blue prints. An C
10 specials for all day.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-04
Do The Observation-Disclosures at J Price
We have the largest complete Hardware Department in
he city; our prices are one-half regular dealers prices.

2sc steel wire Carpet Beater. .... .l5c
Any brand God Chopper made; Mon
day at ''''.'''.' 4oc
Reinforced bell steel Garden Hoe 25c
24-tooth Lawn Rake; Monday. $50
The famous O. X. Washer; Monday,
AT s-ss'''"''s s.ss.''.' WHO
Round, new rotary Washer, worth
The famous Easy Ak-Sar-Ben $1,000
washer at ..... 1888
Extra heavy wire or cotton Clothes
LINE sss.s.s. ss.s.. ..ss....1S C
Good strong Clothes Lines; Monday,
3-quart seamless gray enameled Rice
Boiler. worth 75c; Monday. only $50
l4-quart enameled Dish Pam .15o
If you do not take advantage Of
these prices and bargains-it's your
own fault.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-04
Stove Depaffme emf

Michigan Gasoline Stoves.
2-burner ~Junior'at.. .S2.49
Junior at .S4.25
Ohio Gasoline Stoves.
2-burner Junior at, 81 as
3-burner Junior at. 1915
Gas Plates-2-burner CSC
3-burner 80. ..... SITS
Gas rubtng-Nery best Apply. loo
Closing out entire stock of Globe
steel Ranges at. .25% DISCOUNT
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10
CHRISTMAS TREES WILL BE CHEAPER
 FOR THIS SEASON

NEW YORK, December 9.-Expect- ing to reap rich harvest this season, the Christmas tree vendors have begun to ship their stock to the metropolis. The first consignment, containing ap- proximately 12,500 trees, reached the city this week from Winslow Mills, Maine The dealers state that large supply is in sight and that as eonse- quence the cost of the Christmas trees this year will be less than for many seasons.
 The Christmas tree trade in New York continues to increase each year, despite the popular supposition that the oldfashioned ways of keeping Christ, mas are dying out among the people. According to reliable estimate nearly 1000 carloads of young fir and hemlock pine trees are required to supply the Christmas tree trade in New York city, Formerly the Maine woods supplied nearly the whole of the crop, but in re. cent years Canada has been drawn upon largely to supply the demand.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10
ETTER TRAIN SERVICE
 IS PROMISED FOR MIAMI
Eund Trip Rate With Material Reduction and Two or More Trains Per Day c oming in Short Time
 Running Time to Be Reduced

planning to put into effect new round trip rate which will make consider able cut in the present fare of $l.l0 fol the round trip.
 What this new rate will be has not been announced as yet. In any event it will make travel between Globe ana Miami much less expensive.
 Teh completion of the work of bal lasting the new road bed is responsible to great extent for the increase ir train service between Globe and Miami
 This work is now practically com pleted and as soon as the road bed i; all in proper shape, the new schedule will be put in effect. It is expected that the date of this important event will be about December 15, although this date has not been definitely de cided as yet.
 If only one additional train is put on the Miami line it will effect big improvement in the service, as it vii not only cut down the running time but enable the people of both Globe and Miami to visit either terminus of the Miami extension and return in hali a day.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10
Wins Temporary Injunction Against Prochaska and
 Cleve Van Dyke
MUST FINISH FIGHT
 IN LAND OFFICE
Foote Trial in Progress in District Court-Con-
 tempt Case Today

The legal differences between J, J. Mackey and Cleve W. Van Dyke, over the property at Miami, which was jump ed several weeks ago, will be fought ont through the land office.
 This status of affairs was reached yes. terday, when temporary injunction was issued to Mackey, restraining Van Dyke and Prochaska from preventing him from making improvements on the land in controversy.
 This action on the part of the court. while giving Maekey a standing with the land office and enabling him to make fight in that quarter, has no effect in definitely settling the owner ship of the land in question. As matters stand now it is up to the litigants to take up their dispute be- fore the officials of the territorial land office.
 The ownership of the land, which, as has been stated before, is not a part of the Miami townsite, which has been placed on the market, will be de- cided by the officials of the interior de- partment.
 The decision of Judge Lewis was rem dered yesterday, after the matter had been under advisement since Tuesday l afternoon.
 Foote Trial On
 The suit of Charles O. Foote -vs. the Gila Valley railway, an action to re- cover damages in the sum of $l0,000, was commenced yesterday before a jury.
 Foote was injured by being run down | by ear of the defendant company, last Christmas. He claims that the accident was due to the negligence of the em- l ployes of the company. Yesterday forenoon was consumed in securing a jury, The prosecution be l gan the introduction fl eviJcnce in | the afternoon. The plaintiff was on the stand for the greater part of the afternoon and was the only witness who was completely ex- amined during the day. The case will continue this morning and will probably not go to the jury before evening.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10

lthun the next few days, the com Don of plans now being formulated s1DerIutendent C. C. Mallard of the
 Valley railway will result in the |FenaI betterment of the train ser
 between Globe and Miami.
 ae present train service of one train ay will be bettered by the addition Doe and possibly two more trains.
 mnHlng time will be cut down,
 within very short time, round
 fate which will effect a material 1rton In fares will be granted.
 shIe tn" new schdule has not been as as yet, it is probable that trains
 leave Globe in the morning and l| In thc afternoon and leave Mi a' about noon and in the evening. ease three trains are run, there will 'Irm' each way in the morning, looa, and in the evening.
 'l, mruing train will be strictly a @eog"r traiH, the running time will .s.i aawu 10 forty minutes, instead Ely a.n minutes as is the ease at @> ~."bbs, general freight and traf- -aa-.r If the Randolph system, is
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10
F|NFORC|NG STEEL |H)R NEW JAIL DELAYED
struction Will Be Begun as Soon as Shipment
 Is Received

ling to an unexDeeted delay in the | nl of the reinforcing steel to be n the construction of the new ,v iaiI. the Globe Brick X Construc- company, sub-contraetors on the l Hg. have been unable to com |, work on this structure.
 ], steel was shipped from New E several weeks ago and was ex- d to arrive in Globe some time For some unknown reason there
 5eD delay in transit and it may be
 al days before the material puts in Wpearauce.
 s thought that further delay % more than a week will be occa-
 d and work will probably be cong
 sl on the new structure Monday ping.
 -a trenches for the foundation can
 lug and the foundation installed but the reinforcing steel. When the .{urtion of the walls begin, how
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10
PUBLIC NOTICE

The public is hereby warned that three promissory notes, issued to F. w Lewis and signed by A. Payeken George R. Brown, Al Stanrn, T. J. Knowles and George Reed, each ex. ecuted in the sum of $10,000, are value. less and will be dishonored by the sign. CTS, and that negotiations for the same will be at the risk of the buyer. The notes were issued for commissions in the sale of the Copper Belt mining claims and the deal was never eonsum. mated.
 (Signed) A. PAYEKEN
 GEORGE R. BROWN
 AL STAMM
 T. J. KNOWLES
 GEORGE REED.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10
Jurors Excused

l.. T. Dale, Sol Flora, Max Lantin and Henry Nichols were excused from further jury service by Judge Lewis yesterday, as they have already served on number of cases.
 Charles Beck and Mart Owens, arrest ed on account of their alleged efforts to influence the jury in the ease of Mrs. Margery Beck, have been ordered to appear in court this morning and show cause why they should not he found guilty of contempt of court.
 Both men are still in jail.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10
Routine Matters

Claiming that Haskins road is not located according to the city plat, Ed Stewart asked that the line of this thoroughfare be changed so that it would not encToach on private property The matter was referred to the city en- gineer and the street committee for in vestigation.
 A sidewalk was ordered installed in front of the new fire house, as soon as the erection of that building has pro gressed to a sufficient extent. This work was left to the public utility committee
 George A. Starke' vus granted per. mission to erect and maintain an elee- tric sign in front of his place of busi- ness at l12 East Oak street.
 Few matters were taken up last night, the session being very quiet, The en. tire council was present.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10
NEWS NOTES FROM MIAMI

VrEroy, the) we'll known con
 ua, u town on Wednesday
 nra suitable location to estah. i,.aI nranch of his business and
 ,o arrange to commence tho
 of branch office the first
 week.
 r,rd..a saloon, of which Rube
 nuorietor, has been improved .@rg rr. a brick side wall and in .rge modern range.
 s Rylicrs was a visitor in town oyr, the ground, and expressed -mri,r at the rapid growth of
 Hr rontemplates establishing |b ot his Manhattan cafe here. lbrahams was a visitor in Mi arranging to build a |.,v harlding on his lot next to i GaIsins, to be occupied as a store on the ground floor and |jd rooms overhead.
 Golden Rule store, Sam Smar- proprictor, has just received a sr,grmcnt of goods, and is about s wmmaus' department.
  rsr N Farmer have given the
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10

ever, this steel will be needed to strengthen the walls.
 In the construction of reinforced concrete building, long bars of twisted or corrugated steel are placed inside of the frames which mould the con crete into shape. This steel becomes a wall and by reason of the tenacity with whic h the concrete clings to the steel, produces wall that is not only fire proof. but practically earthquake proof as well, as was shown by the San Francisco disaster.
 When work is commenced on the new jail. the erection of that building will be rushed to completion, and it is that that the building will be ready to to turn over to the county within the time provided for in the contract.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10
The Correct Time

To stop cough or cold is just as soon as it starts-then there will be no danger of pneumonia or consumption Just a few doses of Ballard s Hore- hound Syrup taken at the start will stop the cough. If it has been running on for sometime the treatment will be longer, but the cure is sure.
 Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10
MELLOW WITH AGE

Guaranteed Under the Pure Food Laws of the United States.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10

new postoflice building at Miami it's second coat of paint. George X Me. Burns, the contractors, say it will be ready for occupancy on the fifteenth.
 The Miami, Lumber & Supply com. pauy will commence an addition to their present plant in a few days They find that the demand far exceeds their most sanguine expectations.
 !. Long, cf the Palace cafe. has add ed two extra men to his force and is prepared to serve short orders at all hours.
 Rube Egner, manager of the Cordova saloon, expects to move his family to Miami in the near future.
 Cleve Van Dyke, president of the Mi. ami Townsite company, is now making his permanent residence in his new dwelling.
 Peters X Pepper, proprietors of the Palace saloon, have opened the twelve furnished rooms overhead. The same were rented monthly in advance over a month ago.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10
Service Companies Will Be Required to Pay Fees
 for Inspection
BUILDING INSPECTOR
 WILL BE APPOINTED
Routine Matters Taken Up by Council at Meetnig :,
 Last Night

Steps were taken at last night s ses- sion of the council to regulate the in stallation of poles and wires by tele- phone, telegraph and electric companies.
 The new pole regulation provides for the height and size of poles, which shall be approximately as follows:
 Telephone poles, 5 feet high, and 15 inches in diameter at the base, Tele- graph poles, 30 feet high and F inches in diameter. Electric light poles, 25 feet high and 10 inches in diameter, ex- cept electric light poses, which shall be 40 feet high and Is inches in diameter.
 No pole shall carry more than twenty wires on one cross arm and no wires shall be less than twenty feet from the ground.
 All wires shal. lc strung so as not to interfere wi:h fire fighting, and all installations ot poles and wires shall be made with due regard to the safety of the public.
 The city reserves the right to use any poles in the city for fire alarm sys. tens.
 Guy wires shall be at least ten feet above the street at the lowest point.
 Permits must be taken out for the erection of poles and the stringiug of wires, at the cost of 9 cents per pole and 10 cents for each 300 feet, ,or about one block, of wire. In addition, an an nual charge of 10 cents per pole and 30 cents for each 800 feet of wire shall he made for inspection expenses. Final action in this matter will not be taken until next week. In the mean time the local representatives of the companies affected will meet with the street committee, at which time some changes may be made.
 Building Inspector At the request of the building con tractors of this city. the council took initial steps last night to provide for building inspector and for the in spection of all buildings erected in this city.
 The new regulation provides for the appointment of building inspector, to hold office during the pleasure O. the council.
 1t shall be the duty of this inspector to examine all applications for build ing permits, and pass on these applica- tions before they are submitted to the council This ruling also applies to ap- plicatiOns for repair permits.
 He shall also inspect the erection and repair of all buildings in this city and see that this work is carried out as provided for by city regulations
 A license tax will be levied on all building and plumbing contractors to meet the expense of hiring an inspector, Before the new regulations are adopt ed, the contractors will meet with a committee of the council and arrange the amount of the license and other de tails.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-25

The Tuesday Az ernoon Bridge club
viii meet tomorrow afternoon with
Mrs. ,. 4. Winton AZ her home. GIG
East Noble avenue
Nit. and Mrs. De ipChellc. OF Fort
Worth, are guests Of city friends and
VIII VISIT il Tulsa pglr to their return
home.
W. II Kccler and family returned
this morning from visit IN Oklahoma
City With friends,
Miss Jeanette Collar returne this
morning from M Reno where she was
the guest Of friends Saturday snd
Sunday
Miss Amy Brooks formerly % ihls
clty and now Of Oklahoma CITY, Il
the guest II Mrs. w A. Frasler at
I3i7 North Broad street
The wives of the Guthrie Retailers
VIII ~ tltaM iH' NiNFn OF the 1ittf
RctGilors association tomorrow after
noon AZ the home of Mrs A. o. Fm
Quasharon ali East Harrison avenue
with s. luncheon and musical.
Mrs. y. Abell en.eriams the Fri
day Aiternon Euchfe club this week.
t--~As
Mrs Robert i.eeper ANA children Of
east Cleveland avenue have returned
from a weeks visit IN Woodward.
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The Flremen's annual bali win De
given Wednesday evening. The haii
is t. be re.decorated ana put In iirst
class condition The proceeds go 30
wards fitting up Aremen's quarters al
stations Nos : and 2.