8 THE OMAHA DAILY BElfc-.SATURDAY. DECEMBER 31 , 1892.
DAUGHTERS IN IT
Too Williams' ' Accomplice ! In His Awful
Orimo Were His Victim's Ohllilron.
DEVELOPMENTS IN THE POISON CASE
TVniUirnnnil the Two Olrls Unit Arranged
to ( In to California After tlia OU
l'HhWorn Out of tlin U'njr
Ho li a llnil I'KK-
It now transpires that .Too Williams was
not nlono In his jilan to ) x > lson the Evrlng
family , llo had aeuompllcos , nnd the polleo
Imvo dovloped the fact that these wore the
unnatural daughters of the intended victim ,
Kwlng. Wlllliuns , in addition to balng n
generally bad and worthless man , w.ts some
thing of n innshcr in his way ,
nnd suc'-cccdoil in ncsnavlnj the affec
tions ot the two girls who headed
the flock of Hiring children. They sustalno.l
Improper relations with Williams' , nnd each
seemed aallsllcd to aharo his affections
with the othcf. A number of fauts
have been dcvclopod that indicate
that at least one of the girls was to
tv creator or less extent Implicated in the
crlmo. They admit that Williams had re
peatedly told them that ho was tfolng to
poison the family nnJ on the mornlnt ; in
question neither of them drank any of the
coffee that contained the poison ,
Ono of the girls was brought to tlio polleo
station yesterday morning nnd was closely
questioned. She admitted that Williams had
been unduly intimate with her older sister ,
Addle , .but denied that ho had sustained
similar relations with her. She said that
they had planned for some time that Wil
liams wns to marry * one of them and take
them both with him to California. The po
lice believe she is not telling alt she knows
find She may bo held to nival t further de
velopments.
The funeral of Albert Riving , the Ill-year-
old boy who died from the effects of the
poison , was hold yesterday afternoon
nnd the remains interred In Forest
Lawn cemetery. Mrs. Riving Is much worse ,
nnd it Is not thought that sho- will
survive. The effect of the poison Has been
rendered more deadly by the shock result
ing from the death of nor boy , and her death
may occur nt any moment.
No trace has been obtained of the where
abouts of the supposed murderer. It w. s
reported that ho was seen on the streets
last night , but no credence is attached to the
statement. The police have hunted over the
entire city anil officers in citizens clothes
have watched every place where he would
bo likely to turn up. It Is considered a cer
talnty that ho hns gtotout of town , and do
seriplions of him have been sent to the au
thorities of , the principal cities of Ncbraskc
and
.Too Is it lSul : KSK.
, PiATTSMOUTii , Neb. , Dec. ! 10. [ Special tc
Tup. Biir-Joo Williams , the colored mar
wanted in Omaha on the charge of udminis
t'crlng poison to the family of his father-in
law , lived hero until ho moved to Omaha
His reputation among his people was bclov
par.
A CliHil KiUoys
The pleasant favor , gentle action and.sooth
ing effect of Syrup of Figs , when in need o
a laxative , anil if the father or mother bi
costive or bilious , the most gratifying result ;
follow its use ; so that it is the best fainil ;
remedy Icnown and every family should havi
n bottlo. . _ _ _ ,
. - - * m'.ACK IIII.LS TIN .
It Will Soon ISo IMarril Ujiott Iho Markets o
tlio World.
RAPID CITT , S. D. , Dec. 80. After year !
spent in the development of mines in Ui
Harnoy Peak tin district there Is now over ;
probability that -American tin will bo placet
upon the markets of the world within th
next sixty days. Thu Hurney Peak Tin com
pauy yesterday began operations with it
second battery of concentrators , and all vc
ports agree that the process , until now ex
pcrimcntul , saves a very Inrco per cent o
the tin crystals in the ore crushed. Th
mill will soon bo in full operation and th
shipping of L'iislterllo regularly to the casl
ern smelters begun.
Irrigation In Wyoming.
Mr. George A. Crofutt of Wyoming , gei
era ! fleld director of the Green Uivcr Has !
and Canal company , and Prof. L. S. Cornel
secretary of the same company , are in th
city stopping at tlio Mercer.
"Wo are going to have the biggest ditch i
America , " said Mr. Crofutt yesterday mori
ing , "Our largo ditch will bo ninoty-sovc
miles long with 200 miles of laterals. Th
main ditch will bo fifty-two feet wide an
twelve feet deoj > . It will furnish 2r , > 00 cub :
feet of water per second , or nbout one-lift
of all the water running in thu river whci
wo will tap it. Our smaller ditch will 1
about thirty miles In length. That ditc
will probably bo completed by the last c
Juno. Wo 'shall bo able to reclaim aboi
600,000 ncres of land by the use of watt
from these two ditches , and half of it
government land. This will bo a bonnm
for tha homcseckcr , Most of this liuid is i
the Hook Springs bolt and is excellent land ,
Speaking of the Platte river canal schcn
for Omnhu , Mr. Crofntt said "I should thin
that it would bo moru practicable to tap tl
Missouri river than the Platto. I have sec
the Platte river as dry as a powder lior
Why not go up the Missouri river fen t
fifteen miles ami tup it with a ten foot co
dult reaching down to tlio city ? You won
huvo all tha fall you would need and wou
nlwa.ys have plenty of water , It seems
jno that this would bo a much moro rollab
nnd practical scheme than the Platte rivi
plan. "
Prof Cornell is also deeply Interested I
the great Wyoming Irrigation company , nt
had something to say concerning tlio cute
prlso. "Wo Judge arid land by the quail
of sago brush it produces. Just us farme
in Illinois used to know the land which pr
duccd rosin weeds and blue stem wou
raise gooil corn , so we know that arid lai
upon which good , healthy sago brush gro\
will make valuable farming land when it
properly watered. Our ditches will tap tl
Green river and what Is known as Illacl
forlr. The land reclaimed will bo in t
vicinity of Granger , and I predict that in
few years there will bo a wonderful Iran
formation over that region. "
Silver IK Oiili-t ,
Mr. D. C. Adams of Salt I-ako City Is
the Millnrd. "Tho silver interests of Uti
nro very quiet Just now , " said Mr. Adni
yesterday. "Tho mlno oirnnrs are waltli
anxiously to see what action congress
potri.c to take with regard to silver. I thl :
that it is no exaggeration to say that half
the silver mines of Utah am lying Idle rig
now. With silver getting the worst of
all tha time as a medium nf exchange the
is nothing to encourage the miners to wo
their property , In fact , itilon't pay to wo
n sliver mlno now unless it Is a particului
rich one.
Thu stagnation In the silver business h
n doprrsslng effect upon other lines as we
I am engaged in ihu manufacture of salt , f
instance. Now the silver mines of Utah < (
sum nbout frl.OOO tons of suit per uunnm
what is known as the chlorinating procc
That , you hoc , makes : i pretty strong lot
dcnuind for salt , but with half of thu sili
mines shut down our business must neci
sarlly frel the effects of the ntngnation , a
all those depending on our business must s
fer ulth the silver industry. "
.11 tititni > .
Koilcu ( Ore line * or ltt wultr llililtMtt. fi ,
ttltnch \ ( luMltliKKil line ( cnccndr.
I > KMf'STKifItoTlKufgON At tlin brlii
iisl : < k'iH-c , U36I O btrout , Lincoln , Nflb. , I )
CO , Ib02. liy Nov. I.uivU Grrirory. uss > Uttd
lltiv.W. K. llt'tius , lion. John A. tieiiipsturii
Mr * . Mtio K. Itouertson. The huppv con
will tiuil u temporary bouio at The 1't
Um.
IIAYDICN 1IIUH.
It n < l tlifi Tricon of Monti , Ittittor nml Clicrno
That Wo Quotp.
No. 1 augnr cured hams , 12)o ) pur
pnund.
1'lonio hams , Oc.
Bronkfas' , bacon , llo.
Salt porlc , Olc.
Honcloss ham , 10)a )
Corned boot , Co per pound.
Dried beef , 7o.
The finest llox brand comproBsod beef ,
7jc.
Summer sausajjo , 15c per pound ,
BaloKtia sausnjjo , 5c.
Llvor savungo , Co.
Head choose , 60.
Frank torts , 8c. }
Wo carry the largest and finest stock
ot cxnno : < l moats in the city.
2-pound c.in cornboof , 15c.
Lunch tonpiio. 2-Jc per o.xn.
Dovllod ham , oc per can.
Potted ham , Co per can.
Potted ton < Mio , 5o per can ,
Como hero for your llsh. Wo carry a
lull line of Ballad nnd smoked at loir
prices.
Now stock o ( genuine Holland and
Norwegian herring.
UUTTI2U DEPARTMENT.
Iloro you can buy coun'.ry butter for
Mo , lOc , 18c and UOc
Grenniury , 2'Jc , 121c and 20c.
Anplo butter the nicest made , 7)c. )
Mlnco mnat , 7iu.
U-isiiborry und strawberry preserves ,
12ic.
Cranborrloa 10a per quart.
Wo are the lenders In choose.
Wisconsin lull cream , 8u , lOo nnd 12Jc.
Jersey cronin chcoso , 14 and lOo.
Brick chuoso , 1-Jc , lie and lOo.
Llmburgor choose , 12Jc nnd lOc.
Roquefort imported , Olc ) par pound.
Sab sago , 8c per package.
Neufchatel , 7c } pur package.
Pine apple chccsoCOo , each.
Edam cheese , $1.25oach.
Club house cheese , 35o each.
Swiss eheoso , 12Jc , Me and lOc.
Fresh oysters always In stock. .
IIA'YDEN IJUOS. ,
Promoters ot homo industry.
LOW KATK KNCUKSIOX
Tn IIiiu.Htiin , Tex. , Mini Itcturn ,
Tnosdny , January 3 , 1893 , my third
special party will leave Omaha , bound
for Houston , Tox.
Having for sale several thousand ncros
of the richest land In Harris and Bra-
zonhi counties , Texas , lying between the
cities of Houston and Galvcston , and on
the three principal trunk line railroads ,
I will offer as an inducement for invest
ors , or tho3o desiring only to look at the
land , specially low rates from Omaha to
Houston nnd return , good until Juno 1 ,
1893 , with a limit of fifteen days in each
direction , nnd good for stop over at
pleasure within limit.
These landa that I olTor for sale are of
a rich , black : loam , ossily cultivated ,
being rich enough to produce the most
excellent results without fortlli/.ation.
Everything that can bo grown anywhere -
where iu the United Stales grows spe
cially well horo. The ground pays well
from the first year.
The price of land ranges from $2.50 to
$20.00 per aero on the most favorable
torms'of payment.
All these lands lie contiguous to nnd
within flvo miles of the above men
tioned railroads , with an abundance of
water nnd timber. The climate the year
through is excellent
Romoinber the time wo go : Tuesday ,
January o , 1893. Leave Omaha at 9:30 :
p. in.
For further information relative to
lands , climate , soil and cost of living ,
nnd particulars as to the purchase of
tickets , cheaper than you can buy of
any railroad company , call on 'or ad
dress R. C. PATTKIISOX ,
123 Ramgo building , Omaha , Nob.
HAYiix : imos.
Spruliil 1'rlccs fur Saturday.
100 dozen Indies' fine kid gloves , Fos
ter lueiugs , only 75o per pair , reduced
from S1.25.
100 dozen chlldrens' all wool hose , all
sixes , only loc per pair , worth "oc.
1 cnso of ladies' cashmere wool hose ,
only 2io per pair , worth -10c.
1 case of gonts' extra heavy cotton
hose , only lOc per pair , worth loc.
100 dozen of gouts' jersey outing flan
nel shirts , 50e , 7oo and 93c , reduced
from 7oc , $1.00 and SI.00.
50 do/.on gents' linen cuffs , only 12Jc
per pair , worth 25 : .
All our 75c gents' nightshirts reduced
to oOe ,
Wo arc now showing a beautiful line
of gents' 25o neckwear.
Gonta' ' fine camel's hair one-halt hose
25c per pair , worth 40c.
5 cases of ladies' merino vests and
pants , plain or Jersey ribbed , from Now
York auction , to bo closed at 50c each ,
worth SI. 00.
Ladies' ' equestrian tighfs , black ,
worth S1.7o , to bo closed at 98c.
100 do/on gouts' fancy border hand
kerchiefs only 12Jc , worth 25e.
Best quality of standard Gorman knit
ting yarn only 19c per skein.
SPECIAL SALE OF CORSETS FOU
'SATURDAY.
Special saleot ladies'night gowns 50o ,
7oo nnd $1.00 ; they tire Ihu best gar
i incuts wo have ever shown for the
money.
HAYDEN BROS , ,
10th street.
- *
Waterfronts duo January 1 , payable
a at company's office , Bun Dulldlng ; 6 pot
r cent discount allowed if paid on or before
fore January 1. Olllco open Wednesday !
i and Saturdays till 8 p , in.
,1 ,
o
California Kxuiirslnii ,
s The next Phillips Rock Island person
ally conducted California oxcursioi
.with through tourist sleeping cars tt
San Francisco nnd Los Angeles wll
leave Omaha at 1:20 : p. in , January ( I
Thia will bo the grandest parly of tin
season and passengers desiring accom
inoflntlons blunild rmko their resorvu
tions at once. For full particular ! ) cal
on any Rock Island agent or acldros
Charles Kennedy , general northwcs
passenger ugont , 1002 Pttrnnm street
Omaha. _
Look Out lor Colil Wrutlirr.
But rldo lusldo ot the oloctrio lightet
and steam honied vostibulcd npnrtmon
trains of the Chicago , Milwaukee it St
Paul railway and you will bo as warm
comfortable and cheerful as in your owi
library or boudoir. To travel botwem
Chicago and Omaha in these luxur ]
oiiHly appointed trains is a suproma Bat
isfaction ; nnd , as the Eomowhat anciun
advertisement used to read , "forlurtho
particulars see small bills. " Small bill
( and large ones , too ) will bo nccoptoi
for passage and sleeping car tickets a
1601 Farnam street.
CLARA ALLEN MUST ANSWER
Hold to the District Oonrt and Sent to Jail
in Default ,
EVIDENCE AT THE PRELIMINARY TRIAL
Storlci Well Known Itclnteil Again by tlio
llnynHrrlln AVItnBues L'ronccutor
Mnhonny' * Arraignment of the Ac.
ciisrd No DcTcnto Offered.
Yesterday nftcrnoon In ix > llco court the
trial of Clar.i Allen for perjury In the Miyor
Miller case was taken tip ami concluded.
-10. O. Mayllcld wns called first and tctlllcd
as to the .statements the Allen Avoman
matlo the night the bo.ly \ \ AS found. In
conversing with witness the defendant had
merely told of the visit of three men to
the resort about noon on October .
Then the county attorney offered In
evidence the slip of paper found In Miller's
pocket reading. "To whom It may concern :
I have trouble hi my head and cannot
stand It much longer , " The writing on this
paper was Identified by T. 1C. Sudborough aa
that of the late mayor of South Omahn.
Several reporters then told about their
work on the case and of having talks with
the Allen woman. In all those talks , as the
testimony showed , Miss Allen had never
mentioned a word nbout the crime oxecpt to
speak of Miller and two companions visiting
tlio plaeo where she lived , about noon on the
day of the tragedy. At this Umo she did
not oven tell the ofllccrs and police reporters
that she had heard a shot 11 red in that
locality during the day.
OfUcer DoHuluio told about finding the
body of Miller In the weeds and described at
length the lay of tlio land and the height
of the weeds.
The next witness wns II. I. Garliuh. en
gineer at the Ucerlng Implement works
located just east of the place where Miller
was found. Garllek said that ho vlsted the
place the next day after the weeds had nccn
broken down and ho could just see the cor-
nlco on the roof of Lou Scott's house above
the weeds wlilch still remained standing. Ho
also heard a shot llred down In that vicinity
about 11 o'clock.
Henry Stradcr a shipping i-lork employed
by the Deerlng company said that ho heard
a shot llred about 11 o'clock.
Col. Savage of South Omaha identified the
writing on the slip as that of C. P. Miller.
Ho also said that for flvo or six weeks pre
vious to October-I , Miller had been drinking
hard , averaging from fifteen to twenty
drinks a day.
The pawnbroker who rented the revolver
was called again and told substantially the
same things as ho had tcstillcd to during
the Berlin-Hays trial.
Then the state rested , and as the defense
had no testimony to introduce Mr. Mahoney
made a few remarks. Ho said that the tes
timony of the defendant during the trial of
Berlin and Hays was absolutely untrue , as
he firmly believed the witnesses in the case
on trial had proven beyond a doubt. Continu
ing the county attorney said that the tes
timony had shown that it was a case of sui
cide and not murder , and that Berlin and
Hays were not there at the time claimed by
Clara Allen.
"Tho only possible excuse , " said Mr.
tlahonoy , "is that the woman might have
jeen mistaken in the identity of the men she
lainicd to have seen , but if this was so why
lid she tell so many different stories to ro-
> ortors and the oftieers sent out to investigate
ho ease ! Her motive in keeping silent could
lot have been to shield Berlin and Hays
> ccauso she claimed she didn't know them ,
Vgain , testimony has been introduced sliow-
ng- that her motive in coming into court a
nontli or so afterwards and swearing as she
lid was money. The Davis woman's testi-
nony showed that. All I can say is that it
's a ease of deliberate and wilful perjury. "
The attorney for the defense went over his
side of the story , and Mahoney closed the
case in a few words , mentioning the fact that
.ho doctors had said the pistol Had been
icld very close to the head ami not fifty feet
away , as defendant claimed.
Judge Berka summed up the evidence in a
tow words and then held the prisoner to the
lislrict court for further henving. ller bail
was fixed at fitCO.
The judge inquired if there was any possi-
jility of the defendant furnishing the ro-
luired amount , and the woman's attorney
replied that ho thought it very doubtful.
Sheriff Bennett then took charge of the
irisouer.
All of the witnesses will be required to
furnish a $ S)0 bond for their appearance at
the next term of the district court.
Til ! : M.OKSJ3 1J11Y ( iOOIS CO.
Jfon's Fm'iiUlilngi * .
Flanmil shirts , hair line stripes and
broken chcuks.formorly $3.00 , now 81.50
8iv.es 14 to 16ivll wool. Fine under
wear S3.2o a garment , best English
makes in cnBhmuro und pure vicuna
quiilitios that luivo no superiors. The
sizes tire broken Iionco the price , almost
liulf. Boys' drawers , $1.49 , all ai/es and
nil wool. They como in two weights ,
the light weight has boon J2.53 , the
houvy $ ; { .50 ( tomorrow you get choice of
cither tit $1.40 , nothing bettor made.
Men's wool hose , 25o , heavy weight ,
great warmth niirt durability.
Men's night shirts , 8'Jc ' ; regular $1.25
quality ; silk finished and embroidered
front collar and sleeves extra length
and good , durable muslin ; all sizes from
1-H to 18.BOYS'
BOYS' CLOTHING.
Tomorrow will bo an unusually busy
day with us becausewo huvo' cut and
Blushed prices that must upptill all com
petition. None , of them huvo boon
scorched or wet or soiled ; all thia sea
son's goods.
At $5.00 W3 give you choice of a hun
dred boys' overcoats in bizus 9 to 17 ,
grades that have been $10.00 and up tc
$20 00. At So.00 wo olTor 89 boys' throe-
'
piece suits , 11 to 10 .years. Th'oso have
Bold from * 9.00 to $20.00 , ovcry thrond
"wool , right 'shapes , best cloth , inside
equal to thu outside.
At $5.00 wo HhftU Boll 12.5 youths
long pants suits , from II ! to 18 yours
si/.es , these have ranged from $8.00 tc
$20,00 ; made from the boat fabrics ant
fit the form perfectly.
These throe lota wo have culled frou
our rugulur stock. Wo do not wish tola
vontory thorn or keep them on oui
shelves , hence the price , less by a 1ml
than you pay olsowhero.
TIIE MOUSE DRY GOODS CO.
Real oalato.
Bargains only.
My word is pee ; ] .
W. G. Albright
621-2-3 N , Y. Lifo bid ? .
Low Knllroud Kitten for tlio Holidays ,
Tickets on eulo at one and one-thin
faro for the round trip via the Chioag <
& Northwestern railway , December 24
2o , 2(5 ( , 31 and January 1 anil 2 , good returning
turning until January JJ. ( Jity tlcke
olllco 1401 Farnam street ,
G , F. WlJST , C. P. & T. A.
R. R. RlTOHlH. Gonorul Agent.
.11s.
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Ded iu Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard *
-A Friend
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( ho bcneiklnlirssiilU he hns received
from iv rcgubub use of Ayer's I'llln ,
Hesnj-s : " 1 wn feeling sick nnd tired
find my stomnoh scorned nil out of order.
I tried n nunibi-i of remedies , but none
Boomed to plvejino relief until I wns in *
duced to try itho old reliable Aycr'.i
rills , I Imvotftketi only one box , but I
feel llko ti new nmti , I think they ixro
the most ploasnnt and cflsy to tnko ot
anything I over used , being so finely
Biigar-coatcd that oven a child will takj
them. I urge upon all who nro
of a laxative- try Ayor's Pills. "
Boothbay ( Me. ) , llegistcr.
"Uotwcon the ntjes of flvo and fifteen ,
I wns troubled with a kind ot salt-
rheum , or eruption , chiefly confined to
the legs , nnd especially to the bond of
tlio knee above the calf. Hero , running
sores formed which woiild scnb over ,
but would break Immediately on mov
ing the leg. My mother tried every
thing slio could thinlc of , but all was
without avail. Although n child , I rend
iu the papers about the bunnllulnl effects
of Ayer's Pills , nml persuaded my moth
er to let mo try tlium. With no great
faith in the result , she procured
nml I began to use them , and soon
noticed an Improvement. Encouraged
by this , I kept on till I took two boxes ,
when the sores disappeared and hnvo
never troubled mo since. " II. Clilpinan ,
Heal Estate Agent , Ronnokc , Vn.
"I suffered for years from stomach
nnd kidney troubles , causing very severe
jmlna in various parts of the body. None
of the remedies I tried nffordcd mo any
relief until I began taking Aycr'e I'Hls ,
and was cured. " Win. Goddard , Notary
Public , Flvo Lakes , Mich.
I'rcparcd by Dr. .T. C. Ayer & Co. , T.owoll , Mast.
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b'oftnoaiof thu llr.lliu enuijiu linunltr , lulsordo -
cttrloathI'ri'inat'iruUld AKO , N"crviiu ni > s. I.o i of
Power In ollheriiov , Impolancy , l.oiicorrlice uadall
KoiimloVealine eiv Involuntary I.UKOS , Spcrmn-
lorrlioiimim-il UJT uv r-oxurtlon of lliu brain , A
month' * troatincnt II ; tl for 15 ; by mull.Vo Ktinr-
niileoi ) bo u * lo euro.Knch order fortl boxes with
flMllUeml wrlitciiiKiiornntiio to ruftiml If nntcureil ,
( iunrnnteu UiuoJ only by Tliuodoro K. l.ouln. ilrinc
cltt , solo niicni , toullioast cornur Itlth uud t'uruam
ilrocti , Oionua.
Hcalod ] iropo aU wllllm received liy tlie
Ktuti ) lloanlot rrlntlnjiul thontllonof tliohi-c-
iiilury ofsialo , atuny llinu ln-ftno Thurhday
Januiiry I'-ilh , Ib'.U , ut 'J o'clock p. in. , fin
printing anil hlnilliii ; in rlotli G.OOU i-oplos MI-
port of Htutn llourd of lloilluiilluro fur Hit
your IH03 , of 300 pages cni'li , lite same lo lie
pilnloil In IOIIK pilmcr lypi1 , Thusl/n of pncu
wt'l ht anil ( innllty of pupcr , style and ( iiialllj
of blndlnK , styloof lelloilns on uovor untl li
all rc-spccts tlin work to bo llio sumo us the
lloi-tlciiltuml Ilupurtnf IbO'J ' , Hainploof wort
may be sccu at the olllco uf tlio i > t > uretury u !
stnto ,
Work to ho roiuploli'd wllliln hl.vty days
from the mvai-dliii ; of the conlravl.
KlKlit i-.orvi'tl lo rojci't any and all bids b )
the stale 1'rlntlnK Hoard.
Dated December iBlh ! , 1602.
JUIINO , AI.LEN.
n 30 d lot Secretary
fy the lilooil , vie wlu aud tail iu l i ,
lue ! > ( nii-illrliie kiioo nf or UUou1
ari , coiutlpMlon , driip < la. foul ]
Lrtatti. UeailccLc , | ifurtlmru , Ion < 11
auinlltc , It cnlAl lUprruiou , r eliiful <
lon , plmplc , ullow wuinlei I
Irani- blender a failure liy t e stouiicli , lUrrur Iu. j
tMitoe * to [ lerform tb ir proiK.-r f unctlous. I'erMHifi |
'eMu'lnMil.V'rlwl'IlnaU.tVrow.Ulttlui ' ' .Uc. j
I H1PA.NS ClEMIi ! LCt > . . lOFiirucebt. , York j
AMUHIS.MISNTB.
This Saturday , December 31 ,
Last Two I'ertormuicpa of tlio Celebrate : !
' Actress.
Under the mnnnsi-monl of W.'l ) . i.Ot'DOU.
Assisted by n l-.xceliont Company.
Mntinoo This Afternoon ntSiHO.
llnvon's Great lllilo-lcul 1'lny ,
Josephine , Empress the French
THIS (8ATUUIIAV ( ) KVKNINO ,
Shakespeare's ItrUHiuit Coined jr.
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING
Snnilny , Monday nml Tuesday. J nutrv I. 2
ni'da. ( Spoeliit holiday nutlncn Monday , )
the uiiilnont i-onmiitlu actor ,
JA.MJ3S O
In hl latest success.
A worthy successor to "Mouto Crlsto , "
Now York Sun.
.A/ef ro/ > < > / / ( mi OiHf.
fS/iihurtifo CimfIIIMO.O ,
' All .VouMooncrji * .
Mr. O'Neill's flrst appearance In Diuahu In
our years. Usual prluos.
FARNAMSTREETTllEATERI1'7. ' '
. . .
, lku llonir , nil rojils loiil to tholiouso of IIICCCM.
Tlie Kyiiinliitloii of nil Sciinntloiinl
All r'Ai'.Tsv'/f lioliuilnivlTii
. .Nextl.V / > Now Yuar'd Matlnoo
XVcoltl Af.t.V. ' Simaay. Jnu. 1.
Sea tlio Iron Mills In full lllnst.
Mntlncoi Stimlny , Moiul.iy , IVcilnasJ.iy , SnliinHjr .
la/ONDERLAND
DlinTONSTAtUCYGQME'jr CO. IN
The yonder , nnd MI hour of specialties.
li.irv ii.iT/.viJUS.
' ' '
EVKS-'lNO'11'ltIUKS Sit' ' .
liiilvony , 1'urnuet.atlo
DEFORMITY BRACES
Elastic Stocking-
Trusses ,
Crutches ,
Batteries ,
d Water "Bottles ,
Syringes ,
a Atomizers ,
Medical Supplies
ALOE & PEPLO ,
114
Next to Postoffiee.
DISORDERS
And all tlu train of
EVILS , WKAKNK35H3 , OKIlIUrv. HTO. , tint no
compniijr Ilipm hi men Qt'H'KI.Y nna 1'HIIMA-
NENTIA' ITltni ) . Kiill STllKNOTIl nml toiio
KlTon to every p-irtot tlio locly. 1 irlll senil (80- (
cnrcly pscicil ) FUUE to any simoror tlu proicrlp-
Ion that ciirail moot tlnua tro'iblji. AililrJJJ. U
A. UUADLKV I1A1TI.Z CIlEKIt , S1IOH.
Send 1O cento for 10O jintto "IHectro-Medl-
leal Theory and Frnctlco. "
' n. 8. 5LI9G. Iowa Folio. Iowa.
Guitars , KKniiolinc & Zillier *
in volume and quality f tone nro
the BUST IW TOE WOULD. War-
runted to wear In any climate.
Sold hj all Iccdlnfc-tlcalrrs. Menu-
tlfully Illtutrntcd Fourrnlr cat
alogue with portraits of famoui
aunts will bo ntnlloci Fnsii.
I.YON & HEALY. CHIOACO.
ioyiitSayu. No pay 1111 rnrru
I I > r. J. Su-Plif in. ii-'juiui. <
TO G ROUGE : WAltUEN SMITH. WILLIAM
M. .lonltlus , Delia Davis , OatheKuo U
JIoblH Nelson li , Sweitzor. .lolin O. F. Loh
iiiann. Mary H , H mivlorLlzsio ) W. Mci'lns
key. Horn n ok llnnlc. Anna Vaudoubur. :
Qcarxo II.KIoc'c.Kllory ' L. llcuck.OiC.ir Hart-
iniiii , Michigan Mutual Llfo Insur mco Con.-
iiiiny , ( Joorpo M. Nicely , William O. White-
head. Klbrluuo LawtoioIoy V. Mimon.
David M. Uro. A.U. I.olizhtur. lilbrlilgo Law-
tun , I/adoo A. Powell .Matilda Do Urolsellc ,
non-rusldonts :
Von are hereby notlllcd that the undor-
slKnotl , three disinterested freeholders of the
city of Omaha , have been duly appointed by
the innvor. with the approval of the city
council of said city , to assess tlio d < unaso to
the owners rospootlvoiy of the property
declared by ordinance nnocHsary to be appro-
printed for tlio use of said oily for the pur-
posoof opeiiln ; and extending Newton street
tram Davmiport's subdivision tolIJth utroet.
You are fnrt her notlllod , that having accepted
said appointment , and duly qu.illlloU as rn-
qulrotl by law , we will , on the Will day of
January. A. 1) ) . lbiJ ) , at the hour of : | o'clock
hi the afternoon , at tha olllco of Oco. J. I'atil ,
iUJ.'i I'arniun street , within the corporate lim
its of siild city , moot for the purpose of con
sidering and niaUliiK the assessment of dam-
nso to the owners respectively of Bald pro
perty , br ro bon of Hitch taltln and appro
priation lilt-roof taking into vousldoriitlon
spoel.il boiiollts , If any.
The properly holunzin ? to you , iiroposcd
to lo : approprlatod as nforcsald , and
which hits been dec'.arctl necessary by the
couimll , by ordlnanio , to appropriate to tlin
HBO of the oily , belliRlln no In Haiti cltv of
( Jmalia , In tin * county of DoiiKlns , and Htutoof
Ni'brahkn , Is described an follows , to wit :
Goo. Wnrrcn Smith The Boutli''r.bj feet of
lotslin , : i7 , IH. lit' . 4' ) , 41 , 41 ' . 4'l and 41.
William M. Jcul'lns-Tho Houtli 'JT.S5 foot lot
43.
43.Delia Davis and'Cattiorlno B Hobbs Too
eoiith i.7i foot lot 4(1. (
Nelson II. Hwltzer Tlin north 2(1.1.1 ( foot lot .18.
John U , R I.uhmanu North " 0.15 fust of east
63.8J feet lot ta.
Mary S , Samplers North "C.13 foot onstC0.8 !
cot lot Ii. !
I.l/.zlo W.McClnslioy North 2fi.ir > feet lot CJ.
Doiuinluk Hook North ,0.15 fi'oi lot ( > ' ! .
Oscar lliirtman North 'Jil. 1. ) foot lot I'M.
.MIchlKiin Mut. Llfo Ins. Co. North LUIS feet
wont > j lot 01 ,
lluo. M. Nlceloy North M.15 feet of middle ! i
lot Dtl
William O , Whltuuoaa-Nortli 31.15 foot east
H lot U' } .
Ivlbrldiro Lawton NorttrJaiS foot lot 07.
Houley M. Mason and David M. Uro North
M 15 feet lot lid.
A. O. Lulu'htonNorth 30.15 font lot CD.
Elbrld/oLawton North SH.15 lot 71.
luidou A. Urowoll-North ' 'u.1 : . feet lot 73.
( luoivu II. Kk-ek North M. 15 feet west 41 foot
ot north ) ' ' ' ' foot of lotV.I.
Kllory L. Iltmck-Soiith'JT.Sj feet south ' /i of
cast ! inf lot.'il. s
Anna Viindenbuw SouthS7S5 feet of north
' ,1 Of HOIltll ( J Of Itlt 7.
All In ( ilsu'J addition in nald oily , county
anil state.
Von aio noillloil to be present at the time
und place aforesaid , anil malio any objections
to or statements concerning said proposed ap
propriation or uaat'satiiciH of diuimuus , us you
may i-oiislder proper. 1
' "
u.\V. QIHHO.N"
WM. O. HIUllVKIl.
' ' ' l'ld"0t
Omaha , Dccetpborl7 , 16'J. .
Nntlcu.
In coniplianco with tlio statutes of tha state
of Neb , Insiiclicascbiuudound providednotice
ii lioroby elveu that sealed proposals will bu
received ut the olllco of commissioner of puh-
llo lands und buildings until 10 o'olooU p , in. ,
the yiat day of Ducombor , Is'Jfor '
the fuinUlilux of supnlloj for tlio
inturtc-r endin : March III , IsUil , for the hos-
pltulH for the ins-moat L'ncoln , Hastings und
Norfolk , tlio industrial schools at Kearney
and liuiiova , thu Inatltiito for the blind ut
Nebraska City , thu Inslituto forthudoiif and
dumb at OIIMIII : , tlio Institute for the fueulo
inludoil at Ilaatrlcc , thu soldiers' homo lit
Grand Island , the homo for the frlendlo * * ut
Llnco'n , and the Industrlul homo at Mllford.v
l'ulmrxlo ; can 1) ' ) procuied by upplyln/
Uin Institutions.
No bids will be coiulderod unless In by the
tlino ftpoclflod above.
The board rccerrus the right to accept or
roloctany urull bids.
All bin * mu.t bo " ado In a'"g1 ' - ,
, ,0- , , , , , .
CommU loiierof I'ubllo Lauds auU lIulldlnRS ,
Llucolo , Hoc. ' . ' ) , m'Ji U.X'dlit
We're taking 'count 6' stock this week
sorting-countlng-multiplying-adding-figur-
Ing up the profits and losses-getting rendy to i ;
say ' 'good bye" to prosperous old " 92" to bid
a warm welcome to the bonnlc New Year " 93" .
All's confusion throughout the store goods
promiscuously piled nrounclstocks disarranged
-such an overhauling. In a business of such
.
magnitude as ours , some odds and ends wj ]
accumulate in spite of closcstcarc. This Is our
week to dispose of them. Whenever , in this
general overturning of stocks a broken line of
any sort or kind of goods is found be it over
coats suits hals shoes or little fixin's it's
marked down at once without regard to what
it'scosttous to such a figure , as to amply re
pay you the discomfort of the musswa're in
to buy it at * ! L".VgJltg.iy
Out-of-town friends indulgence
we beg your
gence for the delay in filling some of your iVAN i
orders in the past few days they came so fast
'twas not possible to fill them with our usual
promptness.
We close at 0:30 p. m. Saturdays IO p. m.
VAN COTT JEWELRY COMPANY ,
For Thirty Days only \vo will olTor our entire stook ot Diamonds nnd
Christmas Jewelry anJ Silvorw.iro at loss than mnnuftioturor'ij cost.
Fourteenth and Farnam Streets-
Will move Jan. I. to N.V. . Cor. IfltU and Vuruain. SAFES I'OIl SAIjK.
1316
The pmlnont specialist In nervous , chronic , iirlvnto. blootl , skin nml urinary dlscnsps. A regular MN ?
litureil Krnrtiini In mcillclno. n dl plom-n nnd certificates nbow , Is Jtlll treatlni : with the Broatojt sue-
cc s ratarrh , lout manhood Rjiuln.il woiknois , nlsht losaoi nnd nil forms of prlvntodlsea < os. No merou-
ry ueed. P.CIV troaiment for loan of vital power. 1'nrtloj unable to visit mo may lis treated nt home 111
correspondence , Jlcrtlclno or lnslrumont nont liy mall ur otprois noouroly pnoiBd , no mirKs to Indloato
conlontHorsondor. Onopenonallntnrvlow preforred. Consultntlonfros. Corroipon lonoostrictly prlvat *
llook ( Mynturlca of Ufoisout f roe , Oflico liuun'J n.m. to a p.m. Sundays 10 u.m. to 12 m. tomlstamp for reply
THAT CUP
GENERATES
oronrcclous than llio "Nocterof the ends. . "
More hauling llio "Halm of unload. "
Oilluu u ; < MIII | , hiiflniM I'lilinrulna , llli'lcU
iijillm IJnily , Mnka * Iron Curves.
Itpiilly curi-H fntarrh , Colds , Ilroncliltlft ,
CONhUMI'TIUN , llfiiilncliu.
A clml Kiu-iirUp , lllexsuil Ilnllcf , C'uro for
tlio Ilnpeluiii ,
"Oxygen Oook" and 4 Trys Free.
Suite TilO Slicoly Bldg , Omaha.
DOTWTBATLEY
Teath Filled With
out P\lu by the
Latoit Invon-
_ tlon ,
Tooth Extracted Without Pain or
Danger.
A Full Scl oi1 Teeth on llulikr for $5.0) $ ) .
IVrfect tit Rimr-\ntuoit. Tortli oitr.ictJd In tlio
niornlni' . Now unu Inturtod In Ilia uvcnhu uf l
duy.
duy.b'eo Bpoflmoni of llomovnUIa Ilrldze.
t'oe Bpocliiiouu of I'loilblo KlmUo I'lata.
M\ \ work mirrnnluil uj rnproitiuto , ! .
Of f lee Third Floor Paxton Block ,
Telephone lOSi , li'.lli anil Fiinimi < Us.
Tnko oluvator or it.ilr < rjy from llitli St.
OR.
McOREW
TUB 8PCCIALI3T.
Is ttnsarpaasod in tlitj
ticaltia-ntof all
PIRVATE DISEASES
nml nil ll rii e ij-ii
and ll ( irtlL-r oMtll
ISycaraoxpcrlonro ,
Wrlto for circulars
nud qucttlon lint free ,
I'llli nod Fnrimm BU. ,
Ouiaha. Nob.
\Ve will lend you tlie m ritlo
Fienrli I'rtpamllun CALTHOBl
fife , an > ) a U-Kil KUimuUr Dial ]
CA1.TII03 will Ilmtoi-n .Yciu-f
Ult-ullli , MtrciiBlU and Vigor. {
( 'it it an J far if taifi/td.
Addrnoo VON MOHLCO.
folf ABirl ( > AfiaU , ( laiiAalll , 01.10. |
WINTER RESORTS.
TJlE
IC , CIA.
A VKHVKUTV1NT < : U ItKlOUT HOTIII.
OIICDI Jan. 4. Send for clrcfilar Kiuuoui o
liealtlifulrllpiatc , baluiy tea ulr , pln.o foituK , Mo
drlvcu unJ mjuatlo and liulil < uuti.
WARHENLEl.ANDJr.rflanOBor.a
- TI-IK -
Ladies' ' Perfect
SYRINGE.
Tlio only perfect vngln '
and rectal byilngo In tbt
world.
It li tlio only Syringe or-
cr InvcnU'd by nlilch TBR- |
iml Inji'ctlonu ' ciin bo u
ministered nlthnut Irak-
! IIK und nolllni ; the cloth
IIIB or iiucemllntlntr tin
uaoof aveanul.nncl whlct
run UBO ! bo ueiid for recta :
Injections ur IrilL-atlon. i
M)1-T ItllllllKl : 111JI.D
AND II A It U HUIIU1C11
tiHKI.U
Mnll onlorB sollcHort.
ThoAloe&PenfoldCo,1
Stj-oot ,
KICXT TO 1'OSTOKKIOr
I'liyidclaiiB1 proicrlptloo
nccnratvly iiroparud a'
Joir urlcci.
THOMAS 1' . ' .
HATCMTP HlMI'HaN.Wnililnctoi
I AI hN I A"- Noni1 ' fvo until I'st. IB ol
i n i un i *
IBI1M ) | \Vrllo for Inveiiturs Ould
| > Ja1lopal :
17. S. Oai'OSI'fOKY , OMAHA ,
L.npltal $100,000
Surplus % $05,000
Cniceri ar.d Directors Henry \V. Vatei , proildont.
II. U. CuililiiK , rice presldont : O. H , .MnurlooV. . V
Mcirro.John B. Colllni J. N , H. 1'atrluk ) J.avrli U ,
lluvd , L-uililor ,
THE IRON BANK.
Omnha's Newest Hotel
COR , 12TH AND HOWARD ST3 ,
in noonu at ISM | ior day.
U ) lloonn at J-'I.OU par day.
to llc'onu with Until nt 13.03 per day ,
'M lloonu with Until at 13. 0 to lt.6) ) per duy ,
OPENBU Isb
Moduni In ICvnry l ( pi > nt.
Kinrly I'urnUlioil Throughout.
sTERB * '
C. , Prop.
lOll CliltbriUr * * Knjill.u Illimunil Krhld.
rEMYJfiYAL PILLS
/ ' ' TiV * * rl l il nitd Only flrnulutt . A.
- rrllibU , iai ( , uk
l > iu ill fir CMtkiilir § KnaUik IHa-
mtitd IlrtnJ lo KcJ ted I1M m.i Ul
l i. HIM lit tlo. ribbon. Take
Nuotbrr. Au ri.ito.rvu. ful lt (
li-i ani ItfitattoiH. Ai Urg < lill , or
la Mitui'i ' hit plrllluliri , tuUuooflll
" llrlUr tar r.JIti , " In litlir. If rt i
IUII , IOOOOTMllaool.il. K. lJt
it