8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE SATUBDAY , DECEMBER 12 , ' 1801. I
CAN PAY BUT TWO PER CENT
Oiralm Bankers Not Anxiona to Handle the
Oity'a Surplus Qa.ib ,
SIMILARITY IN THEIR BIDS EXPLAINED.
Cnnhlcrn lloluolniit When AriUeil for
JtcriHoiii for tlic CiilliiHlnn of tlio
Hanks in tlio Matter of
Interest.
The bldi presented by the various national
bixniti to the city council for cnrlng for the
city's cash for the omulnir yonr were uni
form , nil of the banks oiTeilng the same rate
of Interest , S per cant , on funds to bo lie-
pouHo.l.
Tno uniformity of the olds promptly sug-
ponoU n pool of the b.inUcr > on iho matter ,
and thu rumor obtained that the banks pro
posed to pool on the deposits ind pay the Interest -
torost mid slmro the wo of the money pro
rfttu according to the cnpltiil stock of the
ban Us Interested. , ,
A racctlng WHS hold by the bankers for the
consideration of this mutter.
' 1 was not lU the mooting of gentlemen
representing the banks million the subject
of taking Iho city funds on deposit was dis
cussed , " said Cashier Wullaca of the Omaha
National bank to u Uii : : reporter yesterday ,
"and If 1 had been thcro I should have
nothing to say for publication about the
in ittor. It xvnsDriv.ito Diwlium that the
public.I think , hasjno right to know about. "
"Havn't the neuplo u right , to know some
thing about tlio rate of interest that the
banks are going to pay upon public funds ! "
the reporter Inquired.
Only Worth 2 for Cent.
"Oh , I presume so , " replied Mr.Vallnce ,
"and thcv do know. There is the communica
tion sent by luo banks to the council , don't
that Impart the desired information I"
"Isn't the money worth were than 2 per
cent to thu bnnlcsi"
" 1 think not. I wouldn't gl\o any tnoro
for it. The money is simply taken on dally
balances and Is n vorv uncortuln quantity. "
Mr. John L. McC'nguo said ho hud been at
the muoting , ut ho refused to divulge the
BO'itlments of the bankers present.
"Uo > on consider the money worth moro
than" per conti" the reporter asiied Mr. Mc-
C'aguc ,
-I think not. "
"Will the bunks bo likely to bid higher if
the compact , is misted I"
"I don't know. I won't lallc. I am non
committal , " snld tno banner turning away.
"Vcs sir1 said Cashier Millard of tno
Commercial National bank , "i was nt the
meeting of the representatives of the various
banks the other day when wo considered the
miittor of pa > Ing Interest on city funds deposited -
posited \\lth us. "
"Was there nn agreement entered Into by
which the banks were not to pay moro than
2 per cent upon the city funds I"
it tl IIH They Airecil.
' It was the opinion of every man present
that 2 per cent was nil the
mot.oy was worth and wo agreed
that each bunk would receive a
ulinro of the funds at that rate. That is
what wo pay country banks upon dally bal-
Innces and that is nil the money is worth.
There is an clement of uncertainty nuout the
fntid that inalios it very unsatisfactoiy to
handle. Today the city may have $100.000 in
iho banlc and tomorrow there may bo S'J5,000.
The banks don't want much of tuat kind of
lusinoss. There is no bank in iho city that
rvould wnnt the cnilro amount deposited by
the city if it could have it. It is too varia
ble. "
"Do you think any of the banlcs will bid
moro than U per cent since the Joint proposi
tion has been rejected I"
' I hope not. I think the proposition was
rojoctcd by the council on account of its
form , not on account of the rato. The form
of the proposition , I understand , docs not.
comply with tbo strict letter of the ordi
nance. "
"How many of tno banks are entitled to
bid upon the deposits I"
"All tlio national banks huvlng a capital
stock ot $300.01)0 ) or maro. This includes
eight national banks , till the national ban Us
in the city , in fact , but the Union JSntional. "
Mashed strawberry ribbons sell nt ono dollar
lar a yard , but you can got a bottle of Dr.
Bull's Cough Syrup for only twouty-Hvo
cents.
"Wo'll bo gay and happy , " for Salv.iMon
Oil is only 25 cents a bottlo. It kills all pain.
Worjmrin piana Now scale. No\y
ttintnp duvico. Sold on instullmoiits.
Iluydoti Bros.
EXJOIXKI ) THE IjHUlAKV BO.YKD.
CoitrtH Asked to I'rovcnt n Violation
of the Charter.
An application was made before Judge Irvine -
vine yesterday by Mr. B. Hosowator for an
Injunction to restrain the library hoard from
expending $15,000 for a lot on Hartley street ,
adjoining the lot bequeathed by the into
Byron Heed for library purposes.
The ground upon which the application is
mudo U that the amount named is In excess
of the amount of money In the library fund ,
which is Known to bo but $11DUO. Tno
charter prohibits any expenditure by the
board exceeding the amount of money to Its
ciedlt dotivcd from foes and the levy made
lor Its maintenance.
The resolution passed by the council on
Tuesday night authorised the library board
to purchase the lot adjoining the Byron Hoed
library site at .Nineteenth and Hurney streets
lit a prlco not to exceed 18,000.
The portion of liu charter prohibiting the
council fiom authorising expenditures in ox-
ccs ot amount on hand In any fund is as fol
lows :
And any counellinon voting to Incur any
liability or to cre.Uo any ( lobt In u\eu- ot the
amount limited or miihorl/Qd t > v law. or If the
mayor shall approve any arillimnco or con
tract Involving the expenditure of money In
excess of tlio amount limited or authorized by
law , and liny liabilities bimuht to bo Inunirod
01 ( Itibt omitted , In e\ci's > > ot thu amount lim
ited or authorl/cd by law , shall uu taken and
huld by any court of thu ntutu as the joint or
hoverul liability and obllitntlou of the
coiinclliiionolinx for und thn mayor np-
pioxlni : tlio same , anil nut thn debt liability
or obligation of the city , and the voting for
or approving of su h liability , obligation or
debt blmll ho conoliiHtvQ evidence of nuil-
feasuiico In olllco for which such councilman
or mayor may bo removed from his oil Ice.
Judge Irvtno irrantod the temporary writ
and llxod the hearing of the arguments for
( Saturday , December iy , at" p. m.
Dlritrlut Court Nolos.
Alexander Oborg. by his next frlond , Rrick
Oborp , has sued iho Omaha Street Hallway
company in an action to recover 1,000. In
lili petition Alexander avers that on tbo
night of Novombur. : ) ho was a passenger on
the North Twenty-fourth street motor lino.
At Urant street , without waiting for the carte
to stop , ho Jumped oft ana fell under the
trailer , bruising and wounding his logs , For
his carelessness ho would now have iho street
car co in pun v contribute 1,000.
Charles C. Woods has sued Hugh Murphy
In nn notion to recover $100 for work und
labor performed. The plaintiff al
leges that during the early spring
und prior to the paving of Klevcnth mid Lo
cust htrcotH In Kail Omaha ho circulated u
petition among property owners. In which
they asked that thu slieuts bo paved with
Colorado red sandstone.
Today Judge Wnkeley will hear argu
ments In the niso whoieln the Oninhn und
the Metropolitan Street Hallway companies
nro contending for the right to operate their
lines over certain streets in South Omaha
Monday Judge Kstollolll bo upon the
bench to hear arguments why Austin Camp
bell , Orvllle Johnson undCharlo * Knmshould
not bo declared Incorrigible and tent to the
reform school.
In the case of Drattu Svaiuou , that boa
bcon on trial bofora Judge rorguson for four
days , the Jury yesterday re turned u ver
dict , Undlng for .tho defendant. 1'laliitltT
owned n lot on South Ulghtccnth street.
When the grade was changed from Leaven-
worth street she was awarded 100 damage * .
She was not satisfied with thu award and
sued for 11.600. In the minds of the jurors ,
as ox pressed by tbo verdict , she was not
entitled to damages lu any amount.
Court Btcnngrnpliors.
Just at this tlmo the stenographer * are on
the anxious seat. Tlioy want to know who
will boUtn the judges after the reorganiza
tion of the now district bench. All nt the
old ( itonogrnphors nro candidates for reelection
tion , with several now men In the livid.
Hellos and Walkup of this city wnnt the
Judges to look with favor upon tholr claims ,
while nupcno Moore of Norfolk and II. A.
Smith of Ohio have filed applications for po
sitions. _
Agate bearing scales , cottoo mills with foot
power , grocers rofrlgerntors , butter coolers ,
catalogue of Harden & Scllock Co. , Chicago.
Sniulwluli Corn > hnll-rfl.
The S.imlwiuh Miuniftictnrlnir Co. nro
having the largest trntlo on power shall-
era , hand shelters and horse powers this
season In NobrasUti , western Iowa , south
ern Pnkoin and Colorado that they have
cvor had in the west. Their branch
house nt Council IJlulTd has boon hand
ling an nvortiRO of three car loads of
power Hhollord n day since October 20.
W. M. .Tone-J , mnnngor of the Council
HlulTs house , states that their sales of
power sholloraso far this season has
boon something over GOO machines from
the Council UlnlTs branch liottso. Tholr
factory at S.uidwlch , 111. . Is running day
and nfght to keep up with this immense
domain ! . They are still giving the
Council HlnlTs branch house about three
car loads of shelter goods a day , and all
acceptable orders sent there will bo filled
promptly.
K K MI'S IN ? 1112 AS IXG.
Another Victim Ail led to the 1.1st of
Mr. Wohstcr'rt UtippN.
Shniccspcnro once remarked that the evil
which men do Hvoi nftor them. If the bard
of Avon had In vlow the departed Mr. O. II j
Webster , formerly connected with the Cen
tral National Loan and Building association
of this city , ho was eminently correct.
The victims of Mr. Webster's cold , suear
cuiod ncrvo keep coming up as the roll is
being called and each has n tale to unfold
that speaks of some new form of Wobstoi's
duplicity and deception.
Mr. Feller , who kcops n ticket broker's
oftlco nt 1120 Fnrnam street , is the
latest victim to report. llo sold
Mr Webster n ticket to Oirden and return
some weeks before Webster severed his con
nection with the loan company. Wohstcr got
the ticket upon his choeir , and a neatly writ
ten note stating that ho would pay for the
ticket as soon ns ho returned from the west.
Mr. Webster returned from the west , but ho
has not returned from the cast , anil Mr.
Tcllnr is still waiting for the $30 that never
came. The building end loan company re
fuses to pay for the ticket and the broker
has decided to charge it to the ptolil and loss
account. _
They had lots of wedding presents , but the
most precious was n box of Hallor's Aus
tralian salve.
She said thoughtfullv , it's so nice for the
llttlo chaps on my hands. Ho said , wo
haven.t got any "llttlo chaps" yet. She
said , Why I John , and John was squelched.
Dr. AIcGrow , 14th and Parnam stroot.
run ACT ,
Railroad KmpluycH Who Made a Bus
iness ot 1'ohbcrv.
SVS-TA Fn , N. M. , Dec. 11. Harry C. Hill ,
nlcht operator and ticket clerk nt the Atchison -
ison , Topeka & Santa Fo depot , Waldo
Goldsworthy , the night baggageman , and
Charley Hull , a companion of the two , wore
pluced under arrest this evening on the
charge of carrying i n a systematic plan of
robberv , at the depot. They were caught In
the act of secreting their plunder and uuUo
an open confession. Their plan was to open
outgoing trunks and valises loft over at the
depot at nicht using skeleton Keys , taking
only such arilclus as they required , than lockIng -
Ing the parcels and sending them out over
the road. In this manner visitors from Den
ver , San Francisco , Chicago , St. Louis and
other places became victims. Some $3,000
worth of stuff was secured , consisting of
clothing , gloves , watches , jewelry , etc. The
railroad detective traced the plunder to their
room and recovered the bulk of it which will
bo sent to the victims as soon ns their n tunes
and addresses cun bo learned by their rail
road local agent. None of the criminals are
over IS ) jeiiM of age. Hill is from Nickorson
and Ooldworthy's homo is at Wichita.
Pending the session of tno district court the
parties woio released on $ uOJ bail each.
Small in sbe , great in results ; IJoWltt's
LltlloEarly Klsurj. Best pill for constipa
tion , best for sick headache , best for sour
stomach.
fovximnizi * AT AC.J.
TJOSS of tlio Baric Gonnral nutlcr and a
Numhcr ol' Her Creiv.
MuisiiFiEU ) , Oro. , Doc. 11. The bark
General Duller , from Port Gamble , Wash. ,
November 2S , loaded with 1,000,000 foot of
lumber consigned to the Puget Mills com
pany , San Fianclsco , foundered and broke up
December ti about ld ( ) miles south of Capo
Amgo. The ciew left the vessel In two
boats. Ono of the bouts , with nlno sailors ,
it Is feared , has been lost , ns nothing has been
heard of it. Second Mate John Willoughby
was In charge of the missing boat.
The only complexion powder in the world
that is without vulgarity , without injury to
the user , and without doubt a boautitlor , is
Po/zoul's.
Pozoul's."K
"K i tii > noun" a SIIUCO-H.
"Katio Doun , " n four-act operetta by Ivarl
Mew , was presented last evening by the
members of the Young Ladles sodality at St.
Phllomena's hall , corner Ninth and Howard
strcots. The cast included Misses Koio
Flanucry ( Katie Dean ) , Nolllo Hurley ,
Klleon O'Callugan , Mews. Frank Wullaco ,
James Swift , Gene Decker and Edward
Doylo. A pleasing musical sketch was also
civon by Messrs Fox and Harrington. The
various parts were verv creditably taken ,
some of thu participants acquitting them
selves with pronounced musical und dra
matic nullity.
The hall was filled and the largo nudicnco
was thoioughly pleaded with thn entertain
ment , which netted the young ladies some
thing lllio S-'OO.
_ _
Constipation poisons tno olooJ ; OaWitt's
Little ICaily Risers euro constlpition. The
causoicinovcd , the disease Is gone.
Kndorscd Illi'trii'l Co-icutoiiH. !
S N FiuN'uisco , Cal. , Doc , 11. In superior
( Juugo vVnllaco'sj court this afternoon the
grand Jury tiled a presentment against John
H. Durst , removing him from the oflleo of
city and county attorney , on tbo ground that
ho had violated his ui'ty by endorsing cer
tain illegal corrections In the assessment
roll whereby u number of taxpayers bocutod
largo reductions otf their aisesbiiiunts. It Is
stated thai some 100 corrections were allowed
by Durst , and that In ono instance the re
duction amounted to $100,1)00. ) Dunt clulmod
tlio corrections were made because of clerical
errors.
No action was taken agilnst Assessor
Slob-
DoWltt's Llttlo Karly Ilisors. Dost llttlo
pill ever inado. Cure coustlptttoa every
tinio. None equal. Uno tlioin no.v.
Mndu I-V ui tiilo.it li mil Kitr.'oi
SVCIIIMUVIO , Cal. , Doc. 11. The Kvonlng
Heo claims that gross frauds have bean dis
covered In the locating and handling of state
lands by John A , Ucnsoii , nniv under indict
ment In San Franulsco for frau luluui lanJ.
hurvoys , mid the llrm of I ) . F. kcF. A Hide.
It Is said that ' , ' 'JJOJO ' acroj have been located
slcco March 1 , mostly through dummies ,
school lands being selected liistoa I of swamp
lauds ,
cil the Caii- .
CmcMdo , 111. , Doc. 11. The Injunction suit
brought l > v Robert Lnulbloin to roatraln the
Chicago Hoard of Trnio fro.n o\plliug him
as u member for sondlni : tnou quotations to
t ho St. Louh Merchants cxclnnge , was dis
missed boforoJudgo Tuloy today. The dis
missal was on a stipulation signed by both
parties.
liuUiponiloiit-Dniiiourntlc.
OMUU , Dos. 10. To tbo Editor of THE
HSK Will you please Inform a rentier In your
Filduv's Issues What is the politic * of the
Now York Herald I SUHUUUKU.
Dowltt't Little Burly Ulsors , bott pill *
SWIFT DESCENF TO RUIN ,
Young Eooiety Girl Becomes a Social Out
cast ii a Month.
HOW TO MEET SOUTH OMAHA'S ' OVERLAP ,
Councilman WOOH : ! on the Occupation
Tnx-Wh.nt ( ho Annual Slock
Hi-port ShoxvH Other
City NCXVH.
"Oh my child , how could you treat your
mother nol You know I love you and am
willing to do anything for you. "
These were the words of a respectable
lady to n tmndsomo but rooklojs looking
jounggirl of about 17 at the South Omiha
police station yoUordiiy. Nnaf By stood the
police Judge and the city jailer.
The girl , whu had coma from one of the
host families of n town in wo.itern Iowa ,
looked ntinoyod rather than ashumnd. She
had been leading nn open llfo of sliaino only
two weeks. The tears of the mother had no
appaicut effect upon the urting daughter ,
and although she loft with liar inotnnr to re
turn to her Iowa homo the jailer expressed
doubts of the girl's ever enduring the \ \ hole-
some rostrnlnts of homo.
Only six weeks ago the mother yielding to
the urgent requests of her daughter had al
lowed her to como to Omaha to learn dress
making , nllhollgh there was no necessity of
her over doing nnv work as the family Is
wall to do. Thlniunc : that It was the rest
less ambition of her child that prompted such
a request und as the mother had a sister
living In South Omaha , sbo llnnllv consented
and the girl camu to Omaha to take a position
that had been secured for hor.
For the llrst time the girl felt herself free
from parental icstralnt and in the Intoxica
tion of her freedom she fcil a victim to a gay
young man about town and In less than n
week she was ruined. Her descent
was then swift. In llvo weeks she developed
Into a common street walker and on Tues
day she was arrested in company with three
other fallen women while in a semi-intoxi
cated condition.
Although she is the carefully educated
daughter of n rullned and well-to-do mother ,
she was arraigned before Juiliro King as a
social outcast , was found guilt ] and lined.
She gave the alias of May Norton. Under
this assumed luuno she was sentenced und
sent to the county jail.
When her mother , who had boon hunting
for bur for n number of days , came Into the
police station yesterday and gave a descrip
tion of her daughter , who had mys
teriously disappeared , the olllcers told
her whom this description llttod ,
but they could scarcely bellevo
that the refined and elegant ladv and tl.o
foul mouthed , drunken young cyprian woio
mothoi' and daughter. Hut nevertheless it
proved true. Judge ICIng wrotn out a release
for the girl , but it was onlv by an net of strat
egy on the part of Olllcor Montague that the
daughter was brought to the mother.
Annual Live stock Kcpurt.
The oiuhth aonual live stock report of the
Union Sto'-kyanis company of Omaha , pre
pared by J. C. bharp , Is now out and con
tains much valuable information concerning
the stockyards. Among items of interest are
tlio following :
1O1.U. llttMl'TS 1 Olt THE YFAIl.
ioi.\i < HiiiiMitvra rim mil VKVH.
Proposed Oocupition V x
"I hcllovo Unit those followvho are doing
so much klcliing ii .ilnst ihu proposed occu
pation tax don't know anvililng ahout the
contlition ot the city's finances,1' said Coun
cilman Woods ycstoraay. "They Und fault
easy enough , nut they do not point
out the lonicily. Anybody can do
tnat. 13ut they cannot deny tdat
tlioro was an overlap Ust year nnu that there
will bo ono this ji'ar. The question is how
! > this to bo overcome ) Of course South
Omaha Is amply able to mom all her obliga
tions , but the fact Is tuat her obligations are
at piosont greater that IILT income and thu
main tiling to ho considered is how to make
these the same. The Income has to bo in
creased or expense * reduced. Thcro ave ouly
two available ways of Incro.islns the ro-
celpts and those nru ulthor by making the
luxation heavier or by imposing an occupa
tion tax on iho bin I ness men of the city.
Taxation Is already heavy enough , and au
iiicruaso would ralso a great howl.
Thuiofoi'O au occupation tax U the
o.islnst way out of the cllfllculty.
I do not say that South Oni.ilm Is bankrupt
or anything of the kind. Lint I do say that
she should c.irry on her financial affairs lu u
businesslike manner. ' ,
Mayor Sloan , in talking nhout the matter ,
said : ' 'Thoio was 1111 avarlap of $ r)00 last
year and there will bo tlio same this your.
Of course , viewing the matter fiom a busi
ness standpoint , this ou ht to bo provided for.
Expanses should bo icuuccu somenow. Ttio
police mid Hie doparlincnts uio nrotty wol1
reduced now , and 1 Imliovo that tno other
oillclals think their HitarlQb are low enough
nlroady. Hameoiio suirusti , Unit the cotinci -
men donate their sai.uies to the city to hep
out , but 1 do not bcliovo this sehcmu would
moot with much favor In the city council. "
A prominent real estate man , In discussh g
the matter said : "All tuat is thu mutter is
tills. The council has boon too cun.ouniu-u
oxtr.lvaKiint. KnoiiKh money hus been
\\astcdtoovorcomonnyoverlap that mUh1
occui for a dorou eats. Ono wav to savn < x-
ponsea Is to appoint a htioot cominlsbio :
and work the city prisoners Instead of 1 ay-
Ing thorn sponge elY the city. "
Yarl : ii ul ulll ; Noton.
Sharp & MotJrido btought in niio doubla
ltd
A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.
Superior to every other known.
Used in Millions of Homes
40 Years the Standard.
Delicious Cake and Pastry , Light Flaky
Biscuit , Ucldille Cakes , I'jhtablc
and Wholesome.
_ No other baking powder docs such wotlb
dccK loads of aheap from American Falli ,
Utah.
Horn & Oshorno of Ncoln , la. , marketed
two loads of hogs.
L. P. Soiittworth.Uho well known sheep
feeder and shlppenrhnd two Unds of sheep
hero from IJrlglmm , Utah.
Clcjr
C. 0. Ooorpo of Omaha tint bought lot 14
of block 111 , paying ( I/JoO for it.
The ropulnr nloctlon of odlccrs of loilgo No.
101)3 ) of iho Modern- Woodmen of America
was hold last evcnluc nt the hull.
Mrs. M. Schlcgol of I'luttsinouth is the
guest ot her son , Alaxittulcr bchlegol. Miss
Mamlo ( Jornnclt of the sumo oluco Is with her.
Ocorgo W. Mohlor has bought the vacant
lot on the cast sldo of Twenty-lUtn street
between N and O. pay lug * l , 000 for it. Ho
will erect a llvory stable on It.
for three consecutive days John Uhtno-
hart ha turned up In tlio police court on the
chiuvu of drunkonnco ) . Judge King de
clared thnt pallor co had ceased to lo it virtue
In the matter and ho sent John to the county
Jnll to moditiito for n few days on the ovlls ot
Intemperance. _ _
S'Mh U'nrdors Awnkc.
The members of the Sixth Ward Uepub-
licnu club held the rngular mooting last
night , nud although the attendance was small
tbo enthusiasm was groat.
Councilman MuLoarlc was the principal
speaker of the evening. Ho rovlowod the
history of the club nnd said thatlt had played
nn Important part In leading the republican
party on to victory. Ho cited Iho
fact that next year would bo
boom year for Omaha. A largo amount of
public money would bo spent and the Sixth
.vard , the largest mid most populous in the
city , should endeavor to socuio its sliaro.
The Nortti Omaha sewer , ho salJ , should bo
extended nua n number of streets in the
ward should bo payed.
The club adjourned to moot Friday evening -
ing , January 1.1 , at which tinio the president
promised to hnvo the band and a number of
prominent speakers In attendance.
Ask for Vim Houton's Cocoa-Tako no
other.
Strike * M.iy Spread.
Et. P\so , Tex. , Dec. 11. Iho stiiko ot
telegraph operator ? botwosn this city and
Yumn , on the Pacillc system of the Southern
1'ncillc railroad , promises to spread over the
whole s'-stom of the Santa Fo road if the
suparintcndont of thit road persists in de
manding of Iho dlspitchoiM that they hatullo
Southern Pacific tuiiiis between this city
and Doming , rs. M.
o
DoWltt1 ! ) Llttlo tSnrly lllscrs for the livor.
Arrested for Htcallnc < TPM elry-
ST. Lofi , 'o , Dec. 11. Detectives have
arrested James Weaiilov and Joseph Me-
Kevin for the theft at the Union depot re
cently of n trunk belonging to Peabody it
Co. , the Now York jowclciM. This trunk , it
now develops , contained $13,000 or $ .20,000
worth of Jewelry.
Callgrnph Writing Machine is no longer u
luxury , but has become a necessity.
Indlnn Dospprtulous Cmitiuvd.
WICIIITI , Kan. , Dee. 11. Unltca States
mnrdhals have brought in from the CreoU
country three heavily armed Indhuib nainod
Leslie , Scott and Cascr Jack , momhers of
tbo famous Captain Wiley baud of dcspera-
does \\hich terrorised that country for sev
eral months.
Do Witt's X.IU10' . Early RUcrs ; dest llttlo
sour stomich , bid breath
S.-ivtfllo IlcnrH Ills Patp.
CONTOUD , N. H. , Dec. 11. Warden Colby
has hnnaod to Murderer Snwtello the official
document from the supiomo court informing
him thnt his petition for n now trial has been
denied. Sawtelle read the paper and then
salu : " 1 had not expected this. "
DoWltt's Little Eariv uisors ; only pill to
euro sick headache and regulate the bowels.
iaii.Li'u.1.
Dr. Oapsn is in Chicago.
A. H. Talbot , Lincoln , Is at the Paxton.
G. A. Bush of Lincoln is at the Dollono.
Ed K. Sl/.er of Lincoln Is at the Millard.
O. H Kruno of Fremont is nt the Dellono.
II. H. Jackson ol Hastings is at the
Dellono.
George Flunk , jr. , of Kearney is nt the
Paxton.
B. C. Howard of Grand Island is at the
Ar niio.
Euconc Taylor , auditor of the B. & M. , is
in Chicago.
George E. Donlngton of Fulls City is nt
the Millard.
Juan Boyle , /Vshton Boyle and E. TillUoo
of Kearney are at thi > P.xxton.
Uhailes Bloclter has a thlrty-dav leave of
absence uud will spend it visiting In Balti
more.
E. II. Purcell , editor of tha Knox County
Recorder , is In the citv accompanied by Mrs.
Purtell.
Mr. A. Vonuto , nn oM Ttalinn citizen of
Omaha , ha' been appointed military consul
for thu state of Nebraska by the Italian gov
ernment.
Mr. 1 ° . C. F. Cramer , representing Sir
Edwin Arnold , Is In the city. The latior
will lecture ut the Grand opera house Do-
cjinher 'JJ.
County Convnissioncr llnimo intended
to start for TCXMS , but at the last
moment ho changed his mind and
upon the advice of his physician decided to
remain hero until wnrm'woather ut least.
Hon. J. L. McPhooloy of Mimlcn , Neb. , is
In the city on business Mr. McPhcoloy Is
ono ot the best posted politicians lu the South
Plutto country. Ho announces with con
fidence that McKulirhan'sdajs in politics aio
numbered mm thai his congressional district
will next year elect a str.iiulit icpubllcoii.
Mr. MePhceley's name is prominently men
tioned as u congressional aspirant.
CURES PERMANENTLY
SCIATICA. LUMBAGO.
410 Et.
N. Ogilcn , Sllch. , Kearney ,
B " Francisco , CM.
Mnyl7,1890.
28 1600.
April
" brother ,
"Jly Hoy.
uifunndl both
My
Enmucl Torturnns
, -nns
) bvcn
mo uflliclcd
cured by St. Jacobs wllli Inme-bnck niul
Oil of czcruclatins fore ( brunt , nnd Im\o
sciatic pains in hfa f.nnd iierianni nt
cure by use of fct.
thigh. " Jiuobs Oil.
J. II. L. Tonicn. T. , J. I M HAUL
IT OS THE BEST-
ur ,
5
The Leadm ?
'
'DENTIST.
Th'rd ' floor I'uilim llloolc ,
Tclpponn 1 < ) S. " ( . Kill ) niul I'linnm SK
A full sot of luclli ; on runbor. for J > I'oifujt
lit. Tuuth w.thnuu ulatus ur runioytiUIn
bruit.uirU , just 111" tli.iu for Hhuuri uud
piibllo biiL'a.iurs , nutur dioi | duwn
ToetliEstrostji Withoat Pain
All Illllim nt ronsnn ililo r.itoi , nil work
warrnntoJ. Uui urs out for .1 culiiu
. . . . HAN'DVI.WOJII rvi'dUl.lId iirJ till
III ) I U tu < t iuU ui y cipiiiUi pieicr bat bj
v < vi n r0jiir | invdclnu for tin turu o <
Uuniirrlnex nnil uliLMiir.ui fruin Iho u Uurorji u
cwrpuunui ilin i\ \ \l jor oorll.lrujjliti
I'ciMIIIS ulu ) IKIVII lu t proportr fro n Iml'mi
r.uili. rlicintil fi o ihu riialiiH uiidur HID Ind an
Duprulnt an Act of ur h , is 1. Tlio t mo la
llinlluO , un4 liu1 oliilin * aio taUuu up by tlio
uoi.it.n Ilia imlur lu which tlioy uro iu.'ol\oil.
TakeKoticotliat.il ! coutrao. * unturtf.l Into
w.th attorney * j > * ior to thu A3t are maJa
null nnil void. Inforiuutloii plvon uiul ull
c iilius uroiuptly .v to nil oil to by tlio
Blils BURliAU OF CLAIMS.
ifiti ; co Unllillnii.
OMAHA ,
- _ _
Suit if- V - !
a a a r lV a ac aM r R f a H
Today we will begin on our
first floor our regular annual sale of
choice of about three hundred
winter Gives you your
suits for men. The thousands
dred strictly all wool fancy plaid cassi-
who .have taken advantage of these sales mere suits , and two hundred and fifty
very desirable fancy striped cheviot
as they have occurred yearly almost to the suits. These suits are lined with a fine
twilled lining , well trimmed throughout ,
very day , will read this announcement
and were made by tailors who knew
their business. The regular price is just
with interest. They know what it means.
eight-fifty.
They'll all be here. The simple an
nouncement that the sale was to begin $7.90
would bring 'cm. To the newcomer
since our memorable sale of a year ago , Is the price of a splendid all wool cassi-
merc suit , without any exception the best
as well to the few old-timers who
as
- value we have ever offered at a moder
' ate price. The goods were made in a
have'nt taken pains to investigate former
mill where they have never been intro
sales , we will say this : Every year duced to cotton. The pattern is a neat
plaid ; the linings , trimmings and mak
since we began business we have held a ing are all substantial , and the man who
has laid aside twelve dollars for a suit of
special suit sale at about this time of the
clothes will get twelve dollars worth of
year. Each succeeding sale has seen the suit for seven-ninety in cash.
crowds grow larger , until last year we
$9.50
were hardly able to wait upon the good- .
Gives you your choice of three styles of
natured mob around the tables
special ,
suits worth thirteen-filty to fifteen del
We have always offered extraordinary lars. They come in fine cassiinere and
fancy striped and plaid cheviots ; . They
values at these sales ; this one will be no
are cut , lined , trimmed and made by
exception. if you've never attended workmen who can "hold their job. "
They've got the style to them. They've
tended one of these sales this got the wear in them. They've got the
be will a good one to begin on. shape that you'd get with fifteen dollars
anywhere but here.
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NJJ\V YOHK , mnftAI/ni'll'nui ! NAl'I.KS ,
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ratv ! iiiilciivD ltoiimt > unit from the prlnclpla
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lu v 'iiiol.'l\ilu.tNoi Hi nt Irnlumlur Nnjiln Allllimltar
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Apply to nny 'if ' our iornl Agents iir to
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You UK' aui ] tuliMlo.ngeil men tuirorltiK from
ctrors of J out Ii , excesses , ECXUIIvfukni. ! . i.s. etc ,
. curnl fur five ctollura. Our rcuic-
tilo-i tire In pill niul tablet form , hUfliclcut for
two months' treatment , Iikh will cllict n
iivrfict cure. L'IKIII receipt of fl\o dullurjlll
Lu beet to nn > * lulilrcsjlu pliiliiBiulcd
byumll. Cliculur ftco. Aclil
YALE CHEMICAL CO ,
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
Tlio eminent pcclnlltt In norroin. chronic , iirhnte Mooil akin nnd urlmry ill oaon. A rr-Killir nnd
rPKlstoroilKrnilimliln medicine , in cllpliimis nnd ccltillciloi show la nllll treating vvll'l tlio ( jri'iitcjit euo-
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FUR CAPES.
MEH'S FUR
OVERCOATS.
and All Fashionable.
CLOTH AND PLUSH CLOAKS
tl7"Sona Tor Fashion nook mailed troo.
PalmerDosu Block. 191 & 193 Slaio St. , Chicago.
Cold Feet
Made witriu by
usinjr
Bottles.
2 quart Tfic
it quart $1.00
1 quart 61.52
Physicians prcsorlp
tions nrup.ircd a
low prici's.
TUc Aloe & Pciifolu C ]
Next to Po tollluo ,
street.
> AVOL RHPBCfl CO
V/eaknets of Body end Kinil , Effects
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GOLD MEDALjJPABIS , 1873.
1. BAKER &Co/s
from uliich the excess of
oil has hoon removed , la
Absolutely Juro
and It in Soluble.
Chemicals
nro used In its projmnitiou. It hna
more than three times the strenytJi of
Cocoa mixed with Starch , Arrowroot
or Sugar , nnd is therefore far moro
economical , costiny less than one cent
a C/j ) . It is delicious , nourishing ,
strcnglhcuing , KASII.Y DIOESTKD ,
and admirably adapted for invalids
as well as for persons in health.
Sold by Orocors everywhere.
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