8 THE OMAHA DAILY HETC : MONDAY , MAUOTT 28 , 1892.
LOSS AT THE SUNDAY FIRE
Damage Proves to Bo Not So Heavy os Was
at First Reported ,
ESTIMATING THE DESTRUCTION DONE
Am * lltilltlliiff fiulTcm I.PM TlmnVns Sup-
- poiril Oninlm Itnrtlnurn Company' *
Stork u Totnl Wreck-How
Other I'lrnu 1'nrciU
The damage by Sunday morning's do-
etructivo llro In the Aires block , In which
wo the Omnhn Hnrdwnro company's ' whole-
sulo store and which wus completely do-
ttroyeJ , Is not sn heavy na was first sup
posed.
The loss on the ontlro building , fronting on
Jones street and which Is owned by Fred-
crick II. Ames , A Uoston capitalist , will not
exceed 110,000 or $12,000 , ( is just that portion
of the building occupied by the hardware
company was gutted. Thcro xvero five floor *
nnd those , together with the roof , wont
down In a ruinous heap. The fire walls on
cither hltlo of the hardware storeroom were
strong and substantial , protecting the buildIng -
Ing on the cast and the west , from the hot
flames. It is thought that the portion of the
building occupied by the hardware llrm can
bo replaced for flO.OOO or Sli'.OOO. The build-
Inir Is insured.
The serious loss Is , of course , to the Omaha
Hardware company , whoso stock of poods
was almost entirely destroyed. The stock ,
according to Frank V. Miller , secretary of
the concern , was not worth over $133,000 or
$140,030 , whllo the insur-inco carried Is
? 125,000. Too secretary Is the bon of I. A.
Miller of Council Bluffs , nnd general man-
ncor of the hardware company. Ho , to-
Bother with A. S. Carter , treasurer , nnd
ether members of the company , visited
jestcrday morning and afternoon the dilapi
dated and ruinous scene of their business.
The orlpln of the llro Is suoposod to bo
( ho work of an Incendiary , although some
com to thltilc that It got its start by some
explosive substance that was Included In the
hardware stock. At all events It was ono of
the most destructive ttres Omaha has had
for some tune. It was also handled exceed
ingly well , considering the fact tlial the flro-
men were hampered on account of the storm ,
the city being In duritncss and all the wires
being down. Then , too , the building Is
badly located and bird to icach in quick
time , on account of the Tenth street viaduct
nnd the close proximity of adjacent build
ings.
Scenes nt the Ituln.
All day loop , and In fact from the time the
fire started , the firemen were assiduously at
work playing streams of water upon the
umouldtrlng debris that lay In a mass at the
bottom of the once flvo-story structure.
Iron girders , twisted and contorted In all
.rnnglnablo shapes , heavy hardware , cutlery ,
'guns , pistols , axes , knives and the like , lay
mere in the ruinous heap. Everything por-
Ishcd , as the heat from the fierce and hot
flumes destroyed them.
The portion of the building occupied In tho.
west end oy Iho United StnteJ Wind Engine
nnd Pump company was slightly damaged
only. The company's stock Is principally
damaged by writer which surged In at the
cellar , damaging the plumber's stock of
goods. The insurance will cover the slight
loss. The cast end was unoccupied , with
tbo exception of some hardware stored m it
by tbo Omaha Hardware company.
Thousands of people In thrones visited
the scene of destruction and vlowod the
ruinous mass of debris , with 1(9 bare walls
towering unward on cither side of the mam
moth building. In the massive pile of rub
bish at tbo north end a portion of the com
pany's safe cifuld , bqseon. At the east end
on immense quantity of uxol grease burned
all day and'fed the smouldering rubbish.
' -The only accident that occurred during'tho
fire was to C. Hoynolds , a llroman of truck
No. 1. A bugo timber , in falling , struck
Hoynolds on the shoulder and right arm. Ho
was not seriously Injured , but was incapaci
tated for work. Ho was removed In the pa
trol wagon to No. 3 cutnno house , after
Which ho was taken to Brown's hospital. It
Is thought that bo will recover from his
wound within a few days.
Insurance on the Stock.
Following Is the Insurance carried by the
hardware company In the different com
panies :
WHEELER & \YiinEM-.n.
Imperial , upon fixtures $ ; , r > oo
German Amcrlc'n.upon II\tnres L'.VJO
Total Insurance upon fixtures S 5.COO
Conimuruliil Union { 3,000
Commercial Union I'.OOO
Commercial Union fi.OOO
Commercial Union 0,0/u
Imperial i'.rco
Imperial : i09J
I'cnnsylvanhi Flro..v 5,00 ]
I'lienlx of IlrooKlyn 2.5UJ
German American 2SQ
Total : ; oooo
JOHN it. HAMILTON'S AGENCY.
London & Lancashire 81"GOO
Orient 5,000
Orient 5,000
Liverpool & London & Globe. , 5,0'0 '
Insurance Co. of N. A 5.1 OJ
Total 30,000
n. K. PAI.MEIl k SON.
Kim Insurance nfllco t 5,000
Mancliester of England 0,000
New Hampshire 5,000
Merchants ot Newark 5,100
Total 0,030
M'SIIANI : & CONDON.
National of Hartford 85.001
Ithode Island Underwriters. . . . 5,000
Connecticut S.OOO
Totnl 15,000
WKIIBTEII tc IIOWAUI ) .
I'lovldcncc , Washington $ 5,000
HrltlHh Ainerlea 2.50J
American of Newark. . , 2.50J
Uoniianlu 2,500
Total. . ' . j,500
AI.UXANUJ'.H & SMITH.
Cucon I 5,030 5,000
A. J. LOVE.
flnlon of Philadelphia t 'J.r.10
Delaware -,51X1
Total 0,000
n r. IIO\VIM : , .
1'hwnlxot Hartford t 2.5CO 2,500
IIAI.U t WILSON ,
Michigan I'irc and Marino t 5,000 5,000
Total Insurance upon stock IU'5,000 '
Aincb1 building was Insuicd for f'X,000 * ) In
Palmer , Nichols & Hall's ' agencies , Tbo lots
on the building , as estimated , Is not more
than $10,000 or * 1'-,000.
Who Dcucrto Credit.
In yesterday's account of the tire tbo name
of Chief Ualllgun appeared , although the nro
chief is now seeking to recuperate his broken
health in Florida. The credit for so suc
cessfully handling what threatened to
be a most serious conllagrallon Is
duo Acting Chief Charles Salter
and Assistants Darncs aud Graves.
' , Tunt the tire wus so soon gotten under con
trol is little loss than remarkable , as the ilro-
'men wore handicapped from the yorv start
by almost overwhelming odds. The llro
alarm wires were prostrated by tiaiuntay'a
6termand , as the telephone service was hi a
similar rendition the only way of sending
the alarm to the various engine houses was
by mounted messengers. Considering this
Plate of affairs It will bo scon that almost
superhuman work on thu part of the down
town companion In delaying the progress of
the llames was all that prevented the total
destruction of the entire corner If not , in
deed , of tUo whole block.
Ladles , ladles , think of thn encasements
you have brokeu aud tbo aUappoliitinouU
consequent to others end perhaps also to
VDuriclvc * , all on account of hoadncbc ,
Hrodycrptluo will euro you m fifteen mln-
Utoi. _
Von nra Invited.
Visit the Knsor InstituteSouth Omnlm ,
nd investigate the euro tor liquor ,
flpiuia and tobacco.
Tom Itecd'i Attltudu ou Silver.
NEW YOHK , March 27. The Herald's
Washington man In a dispatch says : A re
publican suggested to Tom Heed that it
would bo n good thing to lot the silver bill go
through. "It is blanked nonsense , " exclaimed
the ox-speaker. "If wo are ngAluftt the Dill
wo must bo ugalnst It all the way throilcli. "
Mr. Olnglcy of Maine talked In tbo same
strain.
<
My wife has used Uradycrottno for bead-
nclio with the best Imnglnablo results. I
state this without solicitation. J. W. Mash-
burn , Abbeville , Ga. _
irAXTKtt l.MKMCO. .
I'rlioncrg Held In Now Mexico Chtrgol
with Mttntrr.
SANTA FE , N. M. , March 27. The case of
Alamo Oaca , Bovcro Uubio and Jaquln
Junenc/ , who are In jail at Lai Cruces ,
charged by tno Mexican consul at Doming
with complicity In the murder of Mayor
Achcta and others at Atcenslon , Mexico , in
the local election riots of January , was con
sidered by tlio governor yesterday nnd argu
ments on the Issuance of extradition papers
were heard. Attorneys for the accused claim
that as this Is a political offense , the prison
ers tire not extraditable. Thov also under
take to show that these men , while In the
house In the vicinity in which the murders
occurred , ically had no hand in them and ,
nbovo all , they allege that liaca should not
bo turned over to the Moxlcan authorities
because ho is In tact n citizen of the United
State * .
A , 1) . Fall , an attorney for Unco , is in
Wnsliincton , nnd ha * had a conference with
tbo State department over this matter and
It Is said ho has arranged , In cnso Clovornor
Prlnco decides to pet mil the removal of those
prisoners , to have the case appealed nnd
taken ut > for consideration of the Depart
ment of State. It will bo some lltuo before
the governor determines what action to talto
It AVorkcil Woniton.
The following Is an extract from a letter of
Uov. .f. W. Carter to Hov. J. T. Murnford :
"It has bonclHcJ my wlfo so much I want
her to continue tbo use of the modtrlno.
Taking Into'considoratlon hur ago 00 years
nnd the long standing of her itldnoy and liver
troubles the Trco Of LITc has worited won
ders In her caso. " For sale by all druggists *
VOXl'lVTKlt A LVSVHKlt.
llurnoy Wliltn 1'iilln to Kscnpo , Although
Ona AVUnesn Wits AdvisKlimtoil.
CAMILLB , On. , March 27. Mitchell county
bos convicted Its firstlynchov. The lynchor's
name Is Barney White. It was early last
fall that a.party of masKed men took Larkih
Nix from a Thomas county prison. For two
days nothing was heard of the party , at tbo
end of which tlmo they tied Nix to a tree in
Mitchell county and riddled him ' .vith shot.
The clll/ons ol Mitchell county sot about
finding out the lynchcrs , A few months
after a parly of men took Durioll Holland
out at midnight aud flogged him. The mask
fell from one of tholr faces and Burrcll
rccognlrod Barney White. Ho wus arrested ,
together with six of his companions. .Great
Interest was created by the trial , .which
opened last Monday , ending yesterday In the
conviction of White. The same cvldonco
will convict all of thorn , although Will
UavK ono of the witnesses , was murdered
last night by assassins. His evidence , how
ever , is available under the law of Georgia
from the stenographic report.
Uno Minute.
One minute tlmo often makai a groit dlf
fcrcnco a 0110 minute remedy for bronchitis
choking up of the throat , lungs , etc. , fo
ourso is a blessing. Cubeb Cough CUM is
such a remedy. For sale by all druggists.
Cubeb Cough Cure Onemlnuto.
> a citisw.
The Hcpubllc on tlio Vcrgo of a lllooily
War.
NnwYoiut , March 27. The Herald has
correspondence from Venezoula confirming
its cable announcement of fighting on the
18th. A president had not at that date been
elected. General Crlspo is on tbo war path
and the republic may nt any moment may be
In the throes of a bloody war. ' La guorra"
are thu significant words on the lips of every
ono. Trade nnd commerce ore paralyzed ,
'Tlio .legislative . chambers have ceased to
meet and the 'doors of the building nro
closed. The crisis seems to have "boon
reached and what really will bo the upshot
no ono can tell. _
Mothers will find Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing
Syrup the best remedy for their children. 23
cents a bottle.
Dr. Culllraoro , oculiss. Boo building
HALF 1'AKC KXCUimON
To tlio Hut Hprlnss ol Arkansas Via the
Wnlmsh Kullroiid.
On April 7 and 8 the Wubash will soil
round' trip tickets at nbovo rate , Rood
returning until May 10. April 12 the
government will commence sulo at auc
tion of town lots from the reservation.
Only 87 , hours from Omahn , to the springs
via the Wnbnsh , For tickets , sleeping
car accommodations and a map showing
location of the property to be sold , with
description of the springs , call at Wabash -
bash olllco. 1502 Farnam strcnt , or write
G. N. Clayton , N. W. P. Agt. , Omaha
Nob.
lie IK nn Italian Subject.
PlTTsnuiio , Po. , March 27. The Plttaburg
friends of Franlc Ambronso , tbo Italian who
was recently taken out of his house nt Ding-
ess by masltea men and nearly Killeil , have
placed the matter in the hands of on attor
ney , who will take up the case against those-
who committed the outrage. Suits will bo
entered nt once for aggravated assault and
battery nnd damages against the guilty
parties. It will also ho made an International
Issue. Ambronso is still an Italian subject
and the papers In the case have been sent to
Wasalngton.
Mrs. L. n. Patton , Rockford , 111. , writes :
'From personal experience I can recommend
Do Witt's Sarsaparllla , a euro for impure
blood and goncrildobuity. "
*
C. D. Wood worth & Co. , successors to
Wolty & Guy , 1310 Fnrmim street , mviti-
iifacturcrs and dealers in harness , sad
dles , etc.
licit-lifted from .lull ,
BKVVKH , Pa. , March 27. Messrs. Mellon
and Porter of the Dally Star , who were con
victed of libelling Senator Quay , were re
leased josterdav , costs of the case having
been contributed by democrats of the valley.
DoWitt's Sarsaparllla destroys such poi
sons us scrofula , suln disease , cc/ema , rheu
matism. Its timely use saves many lives.
blx Were Drowned.
KeoKttK , la. , March 27. Near Canton ,
Mo. , ycstctday arowboat containing eight col
ored men capsized In tbo Mississippi. Six
were dro\vued and two rescued barely
nllvo.
"Late to bed and cany to rise , will shorten
the rood to your boms'in the cklcs. " Hut
early to bed and a "Llltlo Early Hlsor , " the
p.ill that inaUes Ufa longer and butter aud
wiser.
Disease nnvor successfully attack ) a syi
torn with pure blood De\V'ltt's
- W(114 ( * * - > ' w * w fiavv a Sarsaparllla
makes pure , new blood and enriches the old.
Oinalm com pressed yeast strictly pure.
The J nsor the Only Liquor Cure ,
With scientific treatment , no failures
and no tlmo lost. Visit the institute
South OnuUia.
NO REASON FOR THE CRIME
Oanso of Yesterday Morning's Terrible
Tragedy Still Wrapped in Mystery ,
HOW THE DEAD BODIES WERE FOUND
Terrible Discovery ofn I'rlend of tlio Icn < I
Girl Coroner .Muni Take * Ch.trgo
of the llodlcs Hint Xotlllc *
the l'rlcnd.1.
About 320 ; Sunday morning n friend nnd
chum of Mabel Stevens , an Inmate of Ncllio
King's establishment on Ninth street , en
tered the room occupied by the young woman
and Abnor N. Gafford , Vho young Iowa com
mission man. She wanted to speak to Mabel
and being acquainted with both the occu-
pantn of the room Iclt no hesitancy In enter
ing. The ga * was burning dimly and she
walked directly to the bedside and shook
Gafford's arm. Ono touch of tbo llcsh was
enough to alarm her , for the arm was cold
and stiff. With n cry for help the girl rushed
from the apartment nnd down the statra as
fast as her feet could carry her. An oOlccr
was quicklv called who tried to report the
matter to police headquarters , but the wires
were down and ho had to run clear to tlio
Mnlard hotel In order to find a telephone that
was In working order.
In a moment after tbo discovery of the
awful crime the whole house was In nn up
roar. The Inmates huddled togotbor In the
parlors or rushed wildly up and down the
hall asking all sorts of questions from the
filgh'ttnod woman who had found the boctioi.
After a moment or two of Intense excitement
the women qulotod down and hardly spoke
above n whisper untll'lbo bodies had been
removed from the premlsct.
When tlio Coroner Cnnu * .
Owing to the fact , that no telephones In the
wostcin part of the city were working , a
cab had to bo called and sent to Coroner
Maul's residence In order to got that ofilclal
on the scene as soon as possible.
After the bodies had been vlowod by the
coroner a search among the effects of the
dead was Instituted.
The coroner at 'first decided to leave the
bodies as they were until morning , in order
to give the jury an opportunity to view the
remains before removal , but this suggestion
of Mr. Maul was inst with so much opposi
tion from Ncllio King and the inmates that
tbo coroner gave up the lanu and sent for his
wagon and two coflins.
The de.ud man's Ratchcl was the first thing
cxammod and from books nnd papers It wus
found that the murderer's name was Abncr
N. Gafford and not.T. J. Gafford , as was first
supposed. Every scrap of paper both in thu
dead man's clothing and satchel was cure-
fully looked over in hopes of finding a bit of
writing which would clear up the mystery oi
the urirno. But the search was fruitless as
nothing but u half dozen business memo
randa books ware found and their
contents throw no light on tbo sub
ject except to establish the name
and residence of tbo dead man.
Some letters addressed to Mabel Dan
iels from Denver aud signed Agulo Mooney
were found In tbo top drawer of the dressing
case. Those were taken possession of by
tbo coroner , who uttcrwards learned that
the Denver woman was a sister of the dead
\Vhenthobodicswcraboing preunrcd
for removal it was found that GafforJ held
tlchtly clutched In his loft hand a crumpled
SI bill , whichwhen unwrapped , was found to
contain 15 cents.
Tno revolver which lay close to the cold
and stiff right band was ono of the latest
pattern Smith & Wesson , 38-callber , ham-
merless weapon ? .
A tinv stream of blood had flowod'from tbo
wound In Gafford's temple , across his death ,
white taco'and down onto the snoxvy pillows
and into the bed.
It was found that tbo bullet which entered
the woman's.brain had clipped oft one little
curly lock of Jot black balr , which lay on the
pillow directly below the spot whore the bul
let bad entered.
On ( jafford's coat was found the cnstgnla
of the Iowa State Traveling Men's associa
tion and in the pockets enough money In sil
ver to ruako the total amounts3.4'J was found.
When the room occupied by G afford and
the apartment adjoining were bolng" cleaned
the money which it was stated the young
man had was found. Scattered under the
bed In tbo next room was a bundlu of bills
amounting to $ J40. it Is presumed , judging
from this fact , that Gafford hud opened the
folding doors and tossed the money into tbo
room where it was found ; that the crime was
premeditated and not committed on the spur
of the moment , as was first supposod.
Just us Iho first strcak.s of dawn were peep
ing through the windows the bodies were
placed in separate coffins and taken to the
morgue.
Concerning the Victims.
As soon as possible the coroner telegraphed
to the sister of the dead woaan and loceivrd
a reply asking him to notlfiy two brothers
who were stopping at tbo Pacific bouse In
Council Bluffs. , This was done and the
brothers called at the morgue later in the
day to learn the full particulars of the affair.
Ono of the brothers said that his sister's
name was Mary Mubnl Mooney and ibat she
was lit years old. Ho also said that their
parents were dead and that the clrl bad
lived In tbo 11 lulls until last August , when
she loft saying aho was going to Carroll , la.
Since then nothing had been heard from her.
A telegram was also sent to .1. J. Gafford ,
the father of the deceased , nt Manning , fa. ,
who replied staling that ho would , arrlvo
this morning.
Notwithstanding notices which were
posted In thu doors of the morgue denying
permlsston'to sou tbo bodies , a oniali crowd
of curious people hung about the fiont en
trance nearly all day.
The inquest will bo held at 3 o'clock this
afternoon. '
TV.WUUHII.
The much-needed vacation is at hand.
Most of tbo corps will take the week for re
laxation ( and Rowing ) .
Some of the fortunate ones depart for now
scones.
Miss Wycoff of the Farnam training school
goes to York , Nob.
Miss Mason vUlts friends In Plattsmoutb ,
ttob.
ttob.Miss
Miss Scliallonbcrcor of Vinton will spand
the week in Sioux City , la.
Miss LaHuo of Center coos to her homo at
Corning , la.
Miss Fair of the Mason school , branch of
the training school , goes to her homo at
Cedar Haplds , la.
Miss Fitch of Vinton visits relatives at
Defiance , la.
Miss SVatts resigned after Tour years'
faithful service In the ranks , and returns to
her former homo at Davenport , la.
Miss Wolcott of Central Park will bo at
homo at Elk City , Nob.
Mits Cranston of Hickory goes to Chicago
cage , 111.
Miss Ireland will bo at homo m Papllllon ,
Neb.
Neb.Miss Raines of Center spand * the vacation
visiting her brother at Hull , la.
MUsMunslngcr has boon absent fora week
from her post In the board rooms to auend
the wedding of her sister ,
Thci tree Kindergarten at Fourteenth and
Center streets , in charge of Miss Uommluk
of Chicago , III , , will be In session during the
coming * woelc. This will afford interested
Baking
in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard *
tcnchors nn oppqrtUDlty to observe the work *
Inea of this school.
Commencing ) on Tuesday of next \vcou ,
cxsitilnnltonj dfi npnllcnnts for potitloni M
tcnchora will ba > conductcd by the examining
committee In U > * HiRh school rooms.
On the Fndapfollowing tha occupancy of
the Kcllom building by the pupils of the
liard school n rnuslcal nnd literary entertain
ment under the management oTMhi Arnold
and Miss Fees will be given. Tbo data is yet
uncertain for the reason that the building
bn < i hot boon formally accepted by the board.
If the Long and Uako schools nro relieved ot
their surplus pupilt Kullom will open with
sixteen room * .
Mnson school U making extensive prepara
tions to celebrate Arbor -day In an appropri
ate manner. Several other schools are with
ering forces for the tame event and Atllt
others for Memorial ( lav.
Several teachers have nlnnod their faith
nnd purse to the future of Hnpld Utty , S. D.
nnd cast furtlvo glances toward the Canaan
of their nopcs.
Bancroft corps nml representatives ot the
Contcrcorps were charinlnRlv cntoruliicd nt
lunch on Tuesday lint liv Mcsdamcs Ilodpo at
220 South Tenth street ,
A Sunday school toucher , whoso class wus
composed of high and grammar school boys ,
in referring U > the work done by some mom-
bora of the class , soldVoll ! , wo.'xpi ot
more of the high school boys limn of boys In
Iho common schools. " A bright-eyed boy
with n martial bnnrlnp replied , "Indeed I'm
not n common school boy I'm nt Lake ,
and that's no common school.1' '
In u recent bulletin sent out by William F ,
Unrns , commissioner of education , regard
ing the exhibit of publlo school worlt at the
World's I'ulr , It U stated that 'JOO.OOO square
loot , or more than fourncroa of space have
bnott assigned to this department , and It Is
said to bo tbo cliolcc.it place In tt < o exposi
tion. The exhibits will bo claiscd under the
heads , "Requirements , Provisions , Results. "
Under the tlrst will bo received nil matter
shoxvlng conditions and occupation of people ,
distribution of wealth , and all other causes
ihnt altcct the provision of educational facil
ities. Under the second will bo
classed alt matter concerning school
moneys , buildings , appliances , methods of
boating , ventilation nnd sanitation. Under
tbo third bead will bo shown tha results of
puyt requirements nnd provisions and the
quality of pupils' worlc. The suggestion
that the work of the pupils bo exhibited in
shelve ? , whcro each volume irmy have a
place ntid be examined without Interfering
with any other volume , will bo tiDprccialcd
by Ihoio xvho have had experience with work
oi this kind oxhlbltoJ on tablet. Unique
suggestions nro made as to the employment
of photography as a means of Illustrating
class , work. For instance , the photograph of
u representative ! portion of n clim forms the
title page ot tha volume of the work of tbo
class.
It has boon oOlcIally stilted that 1-13 juries
composed of OVJ Jurors will bo cmplo\oa in
the exposition. These jurors receive no ro-
raunciatlon timl It is thought the appoint
ment will bo deemed n distinguished honor.
The Omaha Teachers association will bold
a regular meeting at tbo High school Satur-
ilnj , A pi 11 - , nt 10 o'clock. * An address is ex
pected , olllcers " 'Hi ba elected and full ut-
attendance Is desired. All city tcacners
are Invited by the committee to become
members.
Dr. Blcsbr , late of Oxford university , will
spsnd a .snort tlmo In the city within a week.
It Is very much to be hoped the city teach
ers may enjoy the privilege ol an address
from so eminent an authority upon Iho Im
portant , subject } ot language study.
Small bo.v In.examination : Qucs. Name
throe evil effects frotn the use of intoxi
cating liquor. An * . U you drink whisky
you will cet a red nose , you will get drunk
and you will pot arrested. That boy's in
struction uuoirsUniulants and narcotics has
boon strictly practical.
Miss Ellis /and her pupils nt Webster
school gave a very pleasant nnd entertaining
program on lrlduy afternoon. The usual
school songs recitations ; etc. , weio cu-
Jlvcnea'by n fan drill.and other novel and
pleasing features.
Lake scnool has been presented with a
handsome and valuable Hug by Mr. Hoary
Bolln.
The second of. thu half-hour series of en
tertainments to bo given euobj Friday aftcr-
t yon'UfLako''schooJ , niitlcr.-.Uio'nuspiL'cs of
tdo eighth erade , wus very much enjoyed by
its privileged audience. .
Miss Arnold will "read aipapor on music
ill public schools before the North Nebraska
State Teachers association at Norfolk. Nob. ,
March 81.
Mrs.Keut of Forest Hill Is Improving.
IX'S COUGJI Uli.UKDY.
" Superior to Any Other. >
'
iMr. VV. J. Mowroy of Jarvisvllle'W. Vo. ,
says : "Siuco wo have Leon handling Chum-
borlain's Couch Uemcdy we have suld It on a
strict guarantee and found that every bottle
did good service. Wo huvo utcd It ourselves
and think It superior to any other wopara-
lion we know of. 23 and 53 eoatoottlsi for
sale by druggists.
dtsoasc , treated as such nnd pernm
nently cured. No publicity. No infirm
ary. Home treatment. Harmless and
oftuctual. i lie for by permission to Bur
lington Htuvkeyo. Send 2c stamp for
pamphlet. Shokoquon Chemical Co. ,
Burlington , In.
Arro-Aincrlc.m Content Ion.
The Afro-American league of Nebraska ,
through its president and secretary , M. O.
Klckotts and James S. Bryant rospectlvoly ,
has called a convention to bo held in this city
April 28 and 29. The convention will bo com
posed ot dsloKutos elected from all local
leagues of the stale , and will bo hold for the
purpose of furthering the objects of nn inter
change of Ideas as to the best method of rem
edying the present civil ilgnts law , for hear
ing the annual reports of standing commit
tees , and the discussion of and attendance to
such other business at miiv properly como
before the convention.
Howe scales , trucks , coffee raillu , car-
stnrtors. Harrison conveyor. Catalogues of
Borden & bcllock Co. , Chicago 111.
INDUCTION or FASHKNOKU IMUIS : ,
Vlu IVnnsylvunlu Short Lines.
Present rate Chicago to Cincinnati ,
O. , Louisville , Ky. , Hamilton. O. . Day
ton , O. , is but HUGO. To Indiuimpolis ,
Ind. , only 83.05. Ticket olllco , 48
Clark street nnd at Pennsylvania sta
tion , Chicago.
Notices nf flee Una i > r fsuj utiil'.rthti Itcaljtftj ,
cciits-ach ailillUnnal tins ten centi.
OVKK Hachuul Deborah , ( lunch tor of Mr. and
airs. It. U. Over , MiircnSO , IHir ' . aged It ] days.
Kiuiorul at 'JUJJ o'clock Monday afternoon ,
March .V , lifj * . from the f.unlly lusldoiicu.
r.12 couth Trranty-uUhih street , to i'robiieol
Hill cemetery )
Nasal Catarrli.
I was afflicted from infancy .with
Catarrhaufi for ten years with cmptionj
on my face. ' I was attended by tlio best
physicians ; ami used n number of Blood
remedies with no perniiincut relief.
LIFE WAS A BURDEN
My life 'became a burden to me , for
my cose waa declared Incurable. I saw
8. S. S , advertised , aud took eight bottles
tles , which cured mo entirely , nnd I feel
like a new person. Miss Josin OWHN ,
MONTI'KLIEIt , OlIIO.
Dr , Bailry , $ r
The Leading
Dentist
_
Thlr.l Flov. Pixton WoVt.
Telephone 10S" > . lOUi ami rarnnui Sts.
A lull tct of twill ou rubber for f ) . IVrd-ct HI.
Ttcth without iilalci or ruiuuvitblu brlilfo work.
Juki llio tulnif ( or ilugcm or iiulillu upcnkfri , never
ilrup tlunn.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOJT PAIN ,
All nuint ! tvrea onuliernt ; , all work narrnntoil
Cul tlili out for o fuldu.
IDEAS FOR SALE
* iiuJJciily Without Notice ,
OUAIIA ADVKUriMI.VQ UllllgAU. Utt N. f.I.lfd l\'f
DUFFY'S PURE
FOR MEDICINAL USE
NO FUSEU OIL
There nro many B0-C3l'e.l ' whIVilos In the
m-x uor. butlt Imsbnin nrovan hoyonil nil
iliulitttiiDUK Y'S sTIIli ONLY PUIIE
MEDICINAliONK. qnremedy for Pntu-
inonln , Malar a or DYSPEPSIA It H ndmlr-
nb'.o. It tones up U.o system nitl i.uMfks
thellioa. .
WOMEN
find In this grnml mo'nratlon rlltvlatlon
Iromtho BU To Ingoftnelrsox , whllo to
MEN
Itbrlngsno'.vllfoandl npirts fresh vigor to
the whole system. It cn ; 1 > " ohlaln ° d lit till
dr RRlUsnn 1 ijroco s. f oi d for oil * book
THE DUFFY'S MAf.T W iISKEY LO. ,
ftosheater. N. V.
LeDuc's Periodical Pills.
The French romjdy n-t dlrjctly noon tits
RCnorotivoorj ! tins nnl cures supprosslunot Iho
monsj . t''nr throe fur tntiJ o.m hn tnnlloJ.
Should iiotlOH90 ) lilurliuiirudiinoy. Jobuart ,
Hr.ii'Klstimndthapublla suppllaii UyUojJmaa
DruxOo. .
a TAKE API LL
Hobb's Are the Best on Earth.
Act gently yet prompt
' ly on tbo MVKIt , KIIN
DR. HOBB'S Kins and lUHYKLK , ills-
polling Headaches , Fov-
era nnd Colds , thorough'
LITTLE ly cleansing the system
of disease , nnd cures
habitual conatlpalloa
They are BURar canted ,
do not grlpo , very small ,
_ _ _ _ A easy to talio , and purclr
ill I SI vegetable. 45 pills In each.
rll I \ Unl- Perfect digestion
I ELfLtU9 followi tlielruso. They
P-JL " "
tick licnd-
- - absolutely euro -
nchc. and arc recommended -
ed bj leading plijdlclans. For sola by loading
druggists or Kent by mall ; 25cti. a vial. .Address
HOBB'S ' MEDICINE CO. , Preps , San Francisco cr Chicagf.
foil SAI.K IN OMAHA. KED. , B\
Knhn ft Cu. , Cu.r 13th & DotiRlns St .
J .A. Puller & Cn , Cor. 14th & DouKlns t9.
A U Foster & Co. . Council DluHs , la.
MI.K.C. WtUT'3 NICItVJ ! AND 1IIIA1.N THK.VT-
MKNT.mpocttlofor llriterli , Dliilnoii , KR < , NJU-
minis , He.idariie , Nervous 1'ruitratlon caunej by i | .
< oliol ortobacco , Wnkufulnou. Mcntnl DepronUi ,
Suficnln ? of t'ie Ilrnln. ci'nl'u Ininnlty. mltorr ,
ttccny , ilon li , I'ramatura Ol 1 \ia , Ilirrannait , I.oii
of Power In cither nuv , Impotcncjr , I ucorr 1031 ant
nil Kcinalo Woikncssoi , Inroluntnry liOJioi. Soir-
.liatorrhoencuuu 1 by oror-oxortlon of tha br.iln.
Hclf-nbUR'.ovci'-lmlulconc . A'njnli's troalnunt
II , 1)for ) f > , Ly mill.Vu Ounr.iiltja nlic Lmxoi u
cure Ktich orJjr fort ! botj.wUh5l will ail < rrl t-
ten KHnr.inloo to ri-fun I If not C'irol. Ginnnl'io
l uuil only by A. Sc'irotar , UruKlit. ole ntontl , S.
E.cor. Itilh nnl K.irnvu iu. , Oiualri. Nah.
A ( iKNUINn.MtCUOHU KlMIUl KIDIV3 ( JI5UM
KitAmUATOIl--Liiro'nll < l3'c 3i bcoi-io Itkllli
the microbe orcsr.ii I'ut tipnti , ! re til led In $1. Jlnni
t5nzo3. thu luttar 1 cnlluni. Senl iinywharj prj
paid 0:1 : receipt of price or C O IVoU I HI I i KU ir.
unloe tocnre. The public IriJo nil Job'ijri xup-
pllotl by the Klni or Driu Company. On\Uij C. A-
Molclior , Howard Meyer nnd K. I' . Ssykora , Houth
Umnlia : A. I ) , roster mid II. J. UUU , Council llluils.
WHERE'D
THAT
HAT
COME
FROM
"The Nebraska , you bet ! I used to go to some
hat store , buy a hat with some swell hat mak
ers name on the inside , plank down five big ,
hard earned dollars and walk out into the cold
world under the impression that everybody
was admiring me and my new hat. I'm wiser
now. I go to the Nebraska Clothing Company ,
buya "Nebraska" hat , put up three dollars
and walkout under just as good a hat as I ever
wore. Another thing , I can always get a
shape to suit me. . "
THAT MAN KNOWS HIS BUSINESS. \ J
We do sell as good a hat for three dollar *
as any five dollar hat that ever was made. The
stock is there the linings are there the trim
mings are there it's all there but the two dollars
lars we save you. This saving not only applies '
to the best hat made ( the "Nebraska" three
dollar hat ) but it applies to low and medium
priced goods as well. For instance , we sell a
derby hat for seventy-five cents and another
one for a dollar. You'll wear out a pair of
shoes hunting a hat store that sells thei sa"me
qualities under a dollar fifty and two dollars.
Perhaps you've no idea of the stock of hats
we carry. It's great. We carry all shapes , all
shades , all colors , all qualities. When you
come to us for a hat "you can buy a hat to suifi
you. You're the man to be suited. All we
"want is to please yxm ( and to make a few shii-
lingsto buy bread with ) . Our full spring stock
of "Nebraska" hats is now open.
Soft Hats , 8Oc , $1 , $1.8O , $1.78 , $2 , $2.28 ,
$2.SO and $3.OO.
Stiff Hats , 7Sc , $1 , $1.28 , $1.5O , $1.9O , $2.28 ,
$2.5O and $3.OO.
Boys' Hats , 38c , 48c , 6Oe , 75c , BO'c , $1.29
and $1.4O.
Crushers , 68c , SSc and $1.28. wrttiJ < ! l
Op n Till 8 p. m. Saturdays , 10 p. m <
OUR. SANITARIUM.
This is not a Private Sanitarium , but a public water bottling establishment Unit furnishes employment for more people
ple thnn were over employed in n similinr business in the United Stales.
Eroui those two sqimro doors pocs out more water"1 hciilintr of the nations"than ever wenlfrom any other
spring water establishment in America. Why ? Because the people call for it. Why do they call for it. Ho-
cause the doctors say it is the "Most Wonderful American Water for the treatment of Rheumatism , Gout , Gravel ,
Bright's and nil Kidney Diseases , Acid Dyspepsia , and all forms of Uric Acid Diseases. "
Wo requested them to test it ana toll us what it would clire. They have tested it for years and the vonlio lias coino ,
repuiiodly in the form of more orders for water than wo have bson able to fill promptly.
From Cltttrli'H GliMttn Stittfli , .if. It. , Coimiiltlnu 1'lninl- J. .V. lillltli , /I. .11. , .11. It , , M'ruf. I'lttltolatlll < "lf
Cltllt , ClllCflffO. IHHI-HHft , If'OIIK-ll'M Jldl. Co'.l 'I/I' , ( llll'lll/O.
" snlitlo Hint It eannntlie "I have had a Ions ovpiirlenco In the Ireattiiont of Klilnrii Dlirnvit
bollevotlmtnnturolms
"I ncliumlstry so
with I.osiiONDKHitV , nnd HID nlu.ihoJ to add ttistlinoiilul , althuiixli '
tmltatcil , mid so 1 ) ) . refer " tlio natural LOMJONUUIIUV J.ITIHA to uny Ihliili It unnui.'os.irv from the fttut tliat thu rff'iln < the imp ) cinuh
tiitittctjl tonililnutlun. iiiiirccliiiiiirntlii tlntn itnu iLiinln which I mluht utter. I pil/i ) It very
lllcllly In all cases of L'liriinlc HIicMiintlmn or other iiiiiiilfostiillonsof
thoeundlllnn Kiioivuns the 'I.ltnlo Acid Dlutlii-sls. ' I ht\c : nsixl ttio
K , It. JIc4rthtii 31. It. Cltlcnyo , III ,
From ; , water uxlcnslvely In my practice and Intend to continue the use of IU"
"LiTiitA SALTS can of course ho administered , but In my practice
thu 1 huvu natural beenublo J.OMJONIIKIIIIV to IIIIH proven of greater valve than uny ugcnt CliJi'onl JIHi-hell , .11. It. , I'i-of. flicintntru timl
Iloin. Alert , Colleur ,
'I ' have used I.nNiioNDKiiitv LITIIIA WATKII IIKMISUS wi'ro Ihuin was
'
fe Illlllill/Ht . . * > > I'rof. of IHn/inoHlH nntl i\urti : ncll re tlinentitheiirliiu \ \ , mid I luivo foiiiid that ll IHIICIIM/ / {
cilntcHl Mettlclne , tiilctiao , ijii'tnttt'ii'ftirlni ' Iu tuunty-four hour nnd dlmlnlshus ihu atiiaiintof
ticfc dcf'I ' > orv nollciMibly. I have tiad the water In the tioatmcni of
CHICAGO. April ISlli , IBS' ' ) . the vuilmiH forum of Hi tttlit'x lilnaiite which arose fiorn unity trn c in t ,
LONIlONDKnilY LlTllIA BPIIINO WATKIl CO. Olio obsuuri ) ciiiso that I rtimembcr wasonu In uhluli thu iiiitlunt liad.ii
OBSTM5MBNI I llllVO USCll JNI > rNIIF.HIlV Hl'UI.Vd WATKII lllllllUlV tciinli/ urine coiita'nliig ' nllntinrn and moruor losnitifj us conlliiiiciiis
cnsiss of chronic ( lattinluoilintlit , wltli tnitrl.al icllrt to tlio coiiscijuoiil nilnliitratlnimof llili water was followed by thu nassn,1" of u liirjn
Mlliatmlii , " Muul'J , Kewaliila. etc. It Is u splumllil dlluont , null Is niuniin' iif t ol MHVI' which tellovucl thn patlunt groatly. I.O.NDOMIKIIIIV
so nlousuiit tluit patients will tulio Itlnliirgu ijuantltlus , A iiuct-'ssiiiy IjiTiliA WATVII U a iMluuble atljavdiil In the trcutincnt of dlsoahiisuf ilia
"
thlns when liidluiitcil , kltlnoyb.
With invalids the cry IB for the Still Waler. while "Sparkling Londonderry" "Eod in all fashionable clula
and hotels , and IB found on thousands of private tables simply booauso the physicians have slid : 'In this ago of wonr ami
tear , your blood has become poisoned with Uric Acid , and you must drink Londonderry always. " If you doubt tw , n" '
your own physician what ho thinks of Londonderry Lithia Water.- For sale by all Druggists and Grocer t {
CHARLES B. PERKINS & CO , , 36 KILBY STREET , BOSTON , MASS. , SELLING AGEN1 '
Distributing Agents for Omaha.
If you wont the whiskey which will not
*
scald the throat , burn the stomach nor
cause headache and nausea , but is smooth
and pleasant to the taste , of exquisite
bouquet and guaranteed to bo positively
pure , rich and wholesome , call for
PURE RYE.
and take no other. You may know it by
the above qualities and the proprietary hot-
tlo in which it is served. For sale at oil
first-class drinking places and drug stores ,
iz DALLEMAND & CO. , Chicago.
Nornliluo ffalill
nnnilTIS CAI-HUI-KS pro 1 10
III ! Ill I I A bull and only ci : | > ul pruicrlbeU by
UUUU I nrv/uiar | iiyiichiD | > for UIB euro or
( ionor/liui nna OlnliurKui Jrom llio urinary orgam
tiktuto Iu i < luy II M per Lux ,
n ji . . . , - . . _ . . . . . | . . . . , , i -c f a gj kV A A '
To kfeepTrtiNes Movine
BUY riIEAl\
Tennis Shoes
NO gopds sold at retail. Ask shoedealers for th
Jersey brand. They are at the top.
lam western aqent for the American Rubber Clothing
and Macintosh Co. Bie : Stock. Eastern prices.
1 lilllarncy Street , Omalia , Neb 21.P. . LxINDSEXY.