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    8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY ; JANUARY 13 , 181)1. )
THE CITY ,
Clmncoy Heed IIIIB fixed upon January
20 nn the dnto for opening the llotol
Dollono.
Tlio gospel meetings nt the Cnstollnr
Btrcot church , will continue this \veok.
Ton conversions ! were reported lust week.
The funornl of J. 0. Sponnimn will
tnko plnco tit 2 o'clock Wednesday nftor-
noori from Ills Into residence at Surlng-
flold In Sixrpy county.
John Johnson nnd William Newton ,
both chnrycd with burglary , will bo ar
raigned in Judge Clnrkbon's court on
"Wednesday morning.
At the meeting of the stockholders of
the Union depot company held jostorduy
afternoon the old hoard of directors was
roloctcU for the onsulnjr year.
The rctftilur mooting of tbo Ancient
Order of lllbcrlnns will ho liuld
tonight. A full attendance of mem
bers isilculrcd as important matters tire
to bo considered.
The members of the Omnha letter-
carriers' association have rented the
Coliseum and will fjio their fourth an
nual ball at that place on Tuesday oven-
Inp , February 4.
The three-year-old son of ox-Council
man Mlle Leo died of diphtheria Sunday
night. Tbo funeral was hold nt3 o'clock
yesterday iiftornoon from the residence ,
Thirtieth and "SVoohvortli.
The stockholders of the Nebraska Sav
ings bank hold Hip annual election of di
rectors yesterday nnd the followlnp gem-
tlcmon were chosen to fill that position :
D. L. Thomas , J. L. Miles , Samuel Cott-
nor , A. Rosewater . A. L. Gibbon , C.
Orcutt nnd Henry Elclco. All were reelected -
elected except tno hist two , who were
chosen to 111 ! vacancies caused by resig
nation. The directors will moot at 2
o'clock today to elect olllocrs for the en
suing year. The opinion scorns to pre
vail among the directors that no changes
will bo made in the oflleors.
With his thumb a boy is snlil to have saved
ho Netherlnmls from inundation. Many
people have been saved from tbo Invasion of
disease by a bottle of Aycr's ' Sarsnparlllu.
This mcdlclno imparts tone to the system
unu strengthens every organ and Ilbro of tbt
body. _ _
FOP hnlo.
A clear stock of hnrdwaro and stoves ,
Invoicing about $3,600. in the best town
In the central part of the stato. Will
take part cash and the balance in good
paper. Address , O. J. SMITH ,
Grand Island , Neb.
SOVTIl 031 A II A'I ll'S.
TJnlte < l Prcsbyccrlnn ServlocH.
' The Hcv. J. II. Henderson of Omnba and
the Uev. J. D , Hanklti of Denver , Colo. , will
bold religious meetings ovcry evening this
week. In tbo United Presbyterian chapel ,
Twonty-soventh and M streets.
South Oumliii Club Pnrty.
The next social by the South Omaha club
will bo hold Thursday evening1 , January 15.
Hlgh-flvo nnd n musical entertainment will
bo tbo order of the ovontnjr. Efforts are
bcliiK made to nrrango for n pleasant social
evening aim ovcry meinbor isurgedto attend.
Hard I lines lloiicIU null.
Messrs. Gary & Looslor , proprietors of
Gcrmnnln ball , Twenty-fourth and J streets ,
will give a hard times ball next Saturday
oven Inc. The ontlro receipts will bo donated
to tbo sufiTo.'ors In tbo stricken districts la
the western imrt of the state. Admission ,
05 cents. _
Bnhcminti TiiriiiM's"
Masqucrnclo.
The Doboralan Turners \vlll glvo a mas-
quorndo ball , Saturday evening the 24th , In
National hall , Twenty-fourth and L streets.
Messrs. Joseph Toshnolodclr , John Mulac ,
Mlclmcl Subcrt anil Joseph Parcloh have
been appointed a committco on arrange-
meuts.
Public Instnltntlnn ,
A Joint public Installation of the ofllcors-
elect of Robert II. Livingston post , No. 234 ,
Grand Army of the IJcpublic , and Camp B.
K. Wells , No 72 , Sons of Tcterans , will beheld
held this evening in ICniRhts of Pythias
hall. The public Is cordially Invited to at
tend. A social and dnnco will entertain mem
bers and friends after tbo installation ser
vices.
Third Annual Jlolioinlnn Ball.
Olive Branch lodge , No. 35 , J. 0. D , , the
Bohemian ladles lodge , gave Its third annual
ball In Blum's ball Saturday evening. The
ladles uoro favored with a flno attendance
nnd In turn pave their friends a very pleasant
social nnd danco. Mesdames J. M. Tobias ,
Joseph IIurush and John Pranolc , the commit
tee , were all attention and nora inoro than
successful in serving friends and entertaining
guests.
NotcH \boiic the City.
Mrs. A. G. Begyand daughter have gone
to Chicago to visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Young of Chicago , are
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Uoorgo C. Burlc.
Patrick Breslcrno , while trimming hides
at tbo Cudahy packing houses , trimmed bis
left band.
Tbo Hlgh-rivo club will moot tonight at
"W. B. Clark's residence , Seventeenth street
near Missouri avenue.
Charles 13. Morris has commenced to build
n residence oa J street , between Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth struts.
Mr. A. D. Cbnmberlln of Douglas , WVo. ,
Is visiting her brother , J. P. McKoynolds ,
nnd Postmaster and Mrs. Glasgow.
Tlio Bohemian building association will
hold a meeting Sunday afternoon next at a
o'clock at Twenty-sixth and M streets.
Tbo annual mooting of the Nebraska Hvo
Block shlpucrs for tbo election of ofllccrs
will bo held at the exchange Wednesday af
ternoon at 2 o'clock.
Councilman Kdward J. Connelly Is thobap-
plcst man in tbe Magic City. Saturday a
pair of twins cnmo to his household a tioy
and a clrl. A family of nine sous and one
daughter gladden the lives of Mr. and Mrs.
Connelly.
Hon. Joseph J. Breen , member of the as-
ecinbly , cnmo homo from Uncoln to spend
Sunday , Ilcproscntatlvo Eicon Is delighted
over the seating of Governor Boyd ,
Thomas West , In his cavorting around tbo
city Saturday night , vlsltflU the Now York
cigar store and on leaving went to tbo pollco
headquarters and complained that Acmes
Bclmont bad robbed him of $10. They will
bo given n chance to explain this $10 transac
tion before Judge King ,
A A'A O VXCKM RXT3.
The beauty and talent displayed by the entire -
tire cast in the historical production of the
gorgeous spectacle , "America HO : ! , ISS1 } , "
has never bcon surpassed In this city. The
costumes nro entirely foreign to all Ideas
over ndvnrceil hcioand the ground work of
the ontlro spectacle Is founded on tbo princi
pal historical facts of this country. It is
tilled with soul stirring muslo nnd thrilling
battle scenes , and the situations In both Hold
and forum are really beautiful. It Is un-
douDcdly the most Instructive production
how before tbo public. A special matlnco
for ladles nnd scholars will bo given next
Saturday afternoon , nnd packed houses will
bo In order during this most instructive spec-
Inclo.
The entertainment provided dy the Eden
Musco this week Is one of the strongest over
presented at that popular house. Kiln Kwlng ,
the giantess from AlUsouil , who has been
* > tuch a popular attraction the past week , has
boon retained .his week In order that all may
avail themselves of tbo opportunity of seeing
the greatest wonder in modern history. An
other freak that has Just bcon put on this
toook Is Nellie May , the Nebraska fat girl ,
\\lio \ \ weighs 410 pounds and la but sixteen
years old. This plrl n a perfect wonder and
10 fat that Bho walks with the greatest dim-
cully. In the BIJou theater the Howard 1m-
liorlal minstrel company of twelve well
uuown black face artists holds forth. This
company gives a really utijoyablo entertain-
ineni and Instead of detaining a person
Ihrco hours glva an bour'a performance- full
tf wit and humor , „
OVEH A. IJOY.
Criminal Ilcoklcflsncss of n Ilonrt-
ICHIS Ton nut cr.
John Schar. a teamster in the employ of
Dairy man Bocich , is under arrest on a charpro
of wilfully driving over a boy named Will-
am Daniels with intent to "kill , malm and
disfigure" him.
The accident , or whatever it was , occurred
Saturday at the corner of Seventeenth and
Qurt streets. Daniels was riding on bis sled ,
tbo ropoof which was attached to the rear end
of n wagon.
Schnr drove up behind him with thrco
horses nnd a heavy load of malt , llo gradu
ally drove closer to the boy. who pulled him
self as close to tbo wagon in front as bo possible -
siblo could nnd nhoutcd to Schar
to hold baclf. his horses. Sev
eral i > coplo on tbo sidewalk , who noticed
the peril that the little fellow wai in also
shouted to Sclmr nnd told him not to run
over the boy. These witnesses state that
Scbar paid no attention , but drove carelessly
along , looking at the boy , whom lip was ap
parently trying to scare. Tbo spectators held
Uielr breath as tbo horses nnirowly missed
trampling the boy two or three times , ana
their hearts rose In their throats when ono of
Lbo heavy animals finally stopped upon tbo
boy's ' coat which was trailing behind him.
An agonized scrcum nnd the burriblo
crunching of human bones were the only
sounds borne to the cars of the on-lookcrs ,
nnd tbo awful affair was over.
Schardrovo carelessly on until compelled
to stop , and tbo Inanimate , form of bis
victim was taken to his home , at 1515
Burt street , whcro a physician was
hastily summoned to attend the sufleror. It
was found that both logs and ono nrm were
broken. Tbo bone of the leg just above the
nnltlo was ground almost to powder , nnd It is
doubtful whether the limb can bo saved , al
though the leg was cut open ana atubo In
serted.
Schnr Is a German nnd cannot understand
English , but is a sharp , shrewd fellow , and
would say nothing until ho consulted bis at
torney.
The case was continued. Hcbnr has not
yet secured ball and Is confined at the city
Jail ,
PliCilUINO KOU UEY'NOIjDS.
Tor n Now Trial fortlio Accused
Sluyor of Clerk Matte.
For the first tune since his serious Illness
Judge Baldwin was able to attend court yes
terday morning. In Judge Clarltson's ' court ho
argued a motion for a now trial in the James
Uojnolds murder caso. Early in December
Reynolds wiw convicted of manslaughter , bis
victim being Fred Nlstlo , a clerk In Uam-
borgor's store at Thirteenth and Harnoy
streets. Some ono had stolen o txilr of shoos ,
and wbllo escaping was pursued by Niatle.
Tlio thief had a pal and ono of the two men
turned and IIred on Nlstlc , fatally wounding
him. lloynolds was nrrcstcd on suspicion
nnd on trial was found guilty of man
slaughter.
The defendant's attorney questions the le
gality of what the state called in testimony
"Nistie's dying statement , " claiming thai the
victim lived four days after tbo statement
was mado. Ho will also present art afildavlt
from ono of the Jurors that convicted Uoy-
nolds to the effect that ho had tnado up his
mind of tbo defendant's guilt before any evi
dence had been Introduced.
.ludgoCInrkson tool ; the matter under ad
visement until Wednesday.
After the court was all ready to proceed ,
Mr , Smith , the slonographor who reported
the last trial , asked permission to make a
statement. It was to the effect that ho and
Mr. Wheeler had presented a bill of $00 for
stenographic work performed , but the coun
ty commissioners refused to allow it.
Ho therefore Mfusod to report tno
matter any further unless ho had a guarantee
that ho would bo paid. Mr. Muhonoy wont ,
before the county board to ascertain why the
bill bad not been allowed. Ho was told by
Mr. Berlin that the commissioners did not
propose to lot stenographers ring In any bills
on them ; that the stnto auditor was the
proper person to go to. Tbo first honnnu of
the Reynolds case was before Judge Tiffany ,
who had no stenographer , consequently
Wheeler and Smith wcro appointed to do the
work. Judge Baldwin paid Smith witness
fees to read nls notes , and after the county
attorney had guaranteed Smith pay for what
work bo bad done , the case proceeded.
HIE COUNTY BOAIID.
Applicants Tor Positions Under tlic
Ni.w Organization.
The newly elected members of the board of
county commissioners put in an appearance
at the hoard rooms jostorday. VanCamp was
buttonholed by a raft of applicants for ap
pointive offices , as was Dick Berlin and Dick
O'ICcoffo , both of whom spend considerable
time at t ho ofllco.
Some of the applicants for the ofllco of
county physician have laid tholr claims before
fore the board. They are Dr. ICcogb , Dr.
Connell , Dr. Taggart and Dr. Coulter.
J. H. Spafford is a candidate for county
druggist.
There Is a host of applicants for the posl-
tloa of cleric of the beard , out A. J. 'Webb ,
the present incumbent , will probably suc
ceed himself.
The term of W. J. Mount as ono of tbo
members of the soldiers' relief commission
expires and the now board will appoint his
successor. Mr. Mount Is a candidate for
another term nnd may bo roapnolntod. The
other members of the commission are J. II.
IlOngato and Dr. B. M. Stono. The position
is not a salaried ono. The board handles
nbout $ S,000 , a year for the relief of indigent
soldiers and their families.
The now board will organize today.
O'lfpeffo will undoubtedly bochahman.
SAFE : BLOW 12 us AT WORK.
They Force n. Grocer's Safe and Se
cure Some ftonty.
Safe blowers vlsltod the grocery store of J.
Lcvi , corner of Thirteenth and Lravomvorth
Sunday night nnd secured the contents of tbo
safe.
safe.They
They forced open the back door with a
crow bar , and once Inslda turned their atten
tion to the safo. They drilled a hole near tbo
combination knob , and then with a punch
succeeded in knocking off tbo combination.
They secured 0 in money , a watch and
gold ring , the whole valued at ? to.
Tno craoksmon loft a heavy sledge , brace ,
drill , punch and chisel oa the floor bcsldo tbo
safo. None of the articles have boon identl-
Jlcd , but wcro probably stolen. The burglars
did not molest anything but the safo. Tbclr
work was rather bungling and apparently
dona by novices. Thcro is no clue to tbo
thieves.
niul Hoarseness. The Irrlto-
tlon which Induces coughing immediately ra.
Hovcd by use of "Brown's Bronchial Tro
ches. " Sold only in boxes.
A Coltl Wnvp.
A telegram was received at the signal ser
vice ofllco about noon from Washington an
nouncing that the touipcraturo would fall to
nbout zero by 8 a. in. today , and direct
ing that tbo cold wave Hag bo hoisted.
Baking
CMil tn VlUtonti of Bomee
49 Xevt the BtinduA.
Each. Season
Has lit own peculiar malady ) but with the
blood maintained In a state of uniform vigor
and purity , by tbo use of Ayer's Samparllla.
the system readily adapts Itself to changed
conditions. Comimsud of the best alteratives
nnd tonics , and being highly concentrated.
Aycr's 8arsa | > arlllals the most effective anil
economical of all blood medicines.
"For some years , at the return of spring ,
1 had serious trouble with my kidneys. I
was -unable to sleep nights , and suffered
greatly with pains lu the small of my back.
1 was also nflllctcd with headache , loss of
appetite , nnd Indigestion. These sjtnptoms
ucro much \\orso last spring , especially the
trouble with my back. A friend persuaded
me to use Aycr's Sarsaparllla. 1 began
taking It , nnd my troubles all disappeared. "
Mrs. Ucncvra llclangcr , 24 Bridge St. .
Springfield , Mass.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
DR. J. 0. AYKE & CO , Xowoll , Mass.
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OMAHA , NEB.
Tno most Idely nnd fuvorahly Ifnownspcc-
lullsls intlio Ueiftol States. Tlior : lone ex
perience , remarkable skill nnd ntmersiilsiu'-
cusa In the treatment anil cmo or Is'orvoun.
Chronlonnd Surgical Diseases , entitle these
omlnont physicians to the full confidence of
tlionllllctod o\prywhnro. Thar Riiarnnti > :
A OKUTATN AND 1'OSlTlVE ( JUKE foi
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PILES , FISTULA AND RECTAL ULCEKS
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from business.
ItVDHOUELE AND VARICOCELE perma
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SYl'IIILIS , aONOKUIIKA. GLEET. Spor-
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functional disorders Unit result from youthful
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GRADUATE DENTIST
A lull Set of Tooth
on Rubber , fur
_ 1'1VK 110M.AU3.
A porfoot fit Kimrnntoea. TcotU cxtraotod .
without pain or danisor. nna wlUout nnaos.
thotloa Gold anil silver fill ngs at lowest
rates. Bridge nnd Grown Work. Tcothwlth-
nutnUtm. AH vnrk wnrrantcu.
OFFICE PAXTON B1IOCK , 16TH AND FARNAM
Entracco , 16th street elevator Ouonovou-
cs until 8 o'cloulf
FOR SALE
SIT Pnlnttna and PaperlinnElnB business. l ! tnb-
liiliuil ISiU. Una a well reloi.te > t nock or Wall
I'niierVull Mouldlnifs , I'alnU , Uruilioi , etc.
P. WINDHEIM ,
610 S. 10th Street , Omnlm.
TO WEAK MEN Battering youthful tie c/Ii'cta errort front ol
* arly deenT , wa.itliiir weaknetw , lost maulioo.1 . , etc.
I wfllicnaovoluaBlo treotl ei < > nl M ) contalnlni
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tull'rartioultri for lioino'cure , I'llKI3 ol' ' fliarga
A , ilcnUd medical work i UoulJ bo rfad byerufi
man who U nenrnm ixl delillllutca. Ailtlraaa
l rof. V , U. K'OWXUK , Jlloodu * , Cotlix
iu JuUfiuuUlMjf.SBflCXJX
TRA.
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The month of January , from a purely business standpoint , is far different in the prescn
day from that of a few years ago , Before the day of the elegant "vestibule train" which rio
enables the merchant to reach his market in a few short hours , the average storekeeper went to
"the city" wherever that might be , but twice a year ; once in the early spring and once in tha
early fall , each time buying goods enough to last him a full season of six months. He did Httlo
replenishing of stock in those days. When anything sold out , he was "out of it , " that was all.
When the first day of January came , business came to a standstill "no use trying to sell' any
thing. " He'd just get in the back end of the store by the old box stove , and sit , and soak in
hea.t and wait lor the customer that never came. The enterprising : merchant of to-day has
qhanged all'that. Instead of letting his business run him , he runs his business. He rolls up his
sleeves and pitches in , determined to make January's SALES good , even if he don't "lay up
"
a cent.
. TO-DAY ,
We , the afore-mentioned enterprising merchant , begin our annual January
Sale of
When we will put on sale in one grand lot between five and six hundred Overcoats and Ulsters"
that have formerly been sold at twelve , thirteen fifty , fourteen , fifteen and even sixteen dollar-
all at the one uniform price of
TEN DOLLARS. M
Splendid all wool Chinchilla Overcoats , in blue or black , in all sizes , with Italian , Serge
or Cassimere linings , with handsome fancy satin sleeve linings. Goods that are worth from two
to six dollars more AT TEN DOLLARS.
Great big Heavy Chinchilla Ulsters , goods that are right in every way , lined with splen
did plaid cassimere. Coats that have sold for- five dollars more all the season. They go in ,
at the TEN DOLLAR rate too.
Great big piles of Irish Frieze Ulsters in Stylish Plaids , with splendid linings , with ex
cellent sleeve linings ; coats that ought to wear a man three or four years with any decent serb
of handling. They go in under the TEN DOLLAR banner too.
When you take into consideration tbe fact that these garments at the original prices weroj
the cheapest coats sold in Omaha , you can readily understand that at the present reducedl
price of TEN DOLLARS , there won't be many left at the end of the SIX DAYS which we in * ;
tend to devote to this great JANUARY OVERCOAT SALE.
Nebraska Clothin Co , " \ \ \ \
Fourteenth and Douglas Streets ,
'
We Close at 6:3O P. M.
: - - - - Open Saturdays Till Tefl
THE BEST M
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IN THE WORLD.
ARE MADE BY THE
IrVoonsookBt & Rhode Island Rubber Go
And wo are their western agents and always carryalara i , ) ! c . ,0
Address ,
BraericanJfendSBwedSlioeBo
1204 and-1206 Harney Street.
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C.S.RAYMOND'S
Sacrifice and
Removal Sale
We mean just what wu sxy. Our nrlces
will tell. Our entire fitoolc ( except Patelc
Philippe & Go's Fine Watches ) , Is on sale at
such sacrifice prices , that it should insure
thesilo of everv article.
CUR ART DEPARTMENT wo are simply
Belling without regard to cost.
Our discount on watchoj , DiamondsSolid
Silver , Tine Jewelry nnd all goods , makes
the prices lower than our people have ever
been able to purchase this class of gopds.
This sale will n last long.
C. S. RAYMOND.
Douglas and 16th St.
W. S , ROBINSON'
Chemist and Assajer.
Formerly In Cheinl ilkaboratory * oftlie Union
1'aclllo Hallway Company ,
peclal Attention Given to Ores ,
Waters and Oils.
msDodge St. , OnVii , M eb
TOST POWER.
.Nprrelleani euro all aoinal eaknc In olllm
01 , actlnif on nvrrei , brain , iciunl urvani. Aijuo
I.UIBCUIIE for Impotcnoy nlulitlr oinl"lon . lus
niomorr. ! ' " < > "Ireanif. nrorsloii to oi'lety "box
, .1,1 SIX boxes h NhllViUBANio.lluB lo
Hold br Uooduiaa I > ruK Co , llll ) rarn tu at ,
The First Special Hfter Stock Taking ,
I
MEN'S FINE TROUSERS I
Strictly All Wool ,
: .50 , S3.50 3.75 and $5.00
NO GUREU NO FA.Y.
OWNS
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
1 * m
Seventeen yean experience , A rejular < tra < 1ii t In medicine , as diplomat tliow , Ii fttlll treating wltl
tlio urcateit mcccti , nil Xorvuiii , Cliruiila anil I'rlvala | ) | OMIOI. Aporinaniint euro uunrantood for Catarrh ,
BncrDiitorrliiru , Ix > it Munhoncl. SocnlnalVoaknp < , Nlnht IJ > MOI. Imixitonor , Urplillli , atrlcturu , anil all < ll >
canoiof iho llloocl. Bkln ami Urlnirr Oritana. NII. 1 yiiarnnteo iou forerorjr caio I undertake and fall to
euro. C jn ult tlon Jruu. Jooklly ( tcirl i o Ufo ) lout free. Ottlcoliouri 'Ji. m. ton p. m. Uuadai 1
. . .
a. w. to U10.
FRENCH SPECIFIC ,
A POSITIV andperminint CURE lor all
URINARY ORGANS. Cure *
where olliortreal lain , FulTairoclionswIlh each
botlle. Prlc , oni dollir. Set ( laniluro ol E. U
STAHL For Sale By All Druggist * .
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