TUK OMAHA DAILY UEH WEDNESDAY. MA11CII 1.
BROTHER'S ' PERJURY IN VAIN
Gad McQniro Confesses to Burglaries to
Bavo a Brother.
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OUT A PAL TURNED STATE'S ' EVIDENCE
Juror I.nrnon , AVIio Otijrctnl tn Hrlnj ;
l.ocknl Up for the Nlnlit , Tnkr * I.CK
llnll Notrl Suit AKiiliiftt nil
Architect.
Doug McOulro was found guilty of burc-
Inry ycstcrdny Inntlto of his brother's
o.Torta to sao htm by nssumlnRnll tbo blame
lilmsclf. Tlicycro mcmljcts of n gaiiR
vhlch committed a number of burglntics and
other crimes In the nottli p.irt of the city ,
including the pluml'Tinf ? of Mnigniet Ken
nedy's store lit Thirtieth and Si > rjuo (
streets 1 ho police finally succeeded In ar
resting Cad and DOUR iMcGuIro and Harry
Holt. After the arrest the house of the
McQulics was searched and It proved a gold
jnino so far as JhidniK plunder \\as con
cerned In the rooms of the llttlo lottngo
nud under the beds the oni.crs found
hundreds of ilollais worth of stolen nropet ty ,
conslsthiB of morvhnndisc , pioUslona and
almost cM-rithlni ? else imaginable
When the thtto men \\eio nri.iicncdC.id
MoOuirc acknortlcdped the coin and took a
three ie.irs teim in the pen lh" other men
maintained that they were innocent and
( idled the court to prove their guilt Alon-
cln.thu . tri.il of Deut ? Mcduiio and Hnrtv
Holt \\as commenced , hut theto weio no
ftt.irtllnn developments Ycstci daj , hoe \ cr ,
It was different and there was a gcncr.il
paddling of responsibility from ono to the
ctlier In the Hist place Hurry Holt turned
state's o\lucnco and squealed on his pnls
Ho detailed the m.inner'in which the bur
glaries were committed , declaring that the
only part that ho took was to go along and
hold the team while the McUuiics wont
thiough the buildings and took out the
plunder Ho was ahvajswith them on their
raids , but not once was ho the Hist p.irtj to
enter a house or stoic At the robbing of
the Kennedy store ho dro\o the team and
helped secrete the stolen goods
While Holt's testimony produced some
thing ot n sensation It was not a marker to
that of Cad McGuiif , who has been sen
tenced Ho went upon the \\itmss stand to
take the whole blame upon his own shoul
ders Ho suoreih.it not < mlj was ho the
leader of the gang , but that ho was the
pr nclpal actor He , slnglo handed and
alone , planned all of the lobbciics and dis
posed of the swag 'J bo mother , ho dccl.ucd ,
nus as Innocent as a habo at its mother's
breast , but the Juii didn't bello\o him.
ilnror l.urn < ) ti 1 ltd.
Thcio's ono Jmjmnn who will bo put upon
the lack when couit coin ones this morning
L ist night the case of Dcnnej ys Stubendorlf
was submitted to the Jury in .Tudiro Daiis'
comt As the twcHo men \\eic being
cscoi ted to their room In the basement , thci o
to bo locked up until \erdiet was reached ,
Andrew laisonof llenningtdn broke away
fiom the Daillff and skipped out Haifa
doen bailiffs went after the Hooting Jutor ,
but ho o\aded them all and made good his
. escape
SnIiiKiin Architect. - >
John T Dillon has sued Henry Voss , archi
tect , for $20,000 In Ibb'J Voss made the pi ins
and supenlsed the construction of a wire-
house for Dillon at Ele\cnth and Nicholas
streets A short time aftei ward the super
intendent of buildings found the stiuctuio
out of plumb and condemned it. 'Iho walls
weio pulled down and the owner ehaigos his
loss to thoaichitcct
OetB l'i > ) Tor tha ( irlllliiR.
James Irvine Rots $ -118 for the work that
ho did in can Ins the ( 'argojles that look out
over the Fiirnam street side of the city hall
He sued Schall < fc Herring , the stone con
tractors for fl'JO , hut thu Jury concluded that
{ 318 would pay the bill.
Ilii8inii < > IlHsimiHHi'ii's I'rnpcrty.
Intho jnohatc court Lena Hasmusscn has
asucd to ho appointed administiatnxof the
cntnto of Hasmus Hasmussen , deceased.
She makes pi oof that there is Slfi.OOO
worth ot jnoperty to ho disposed of and that
the heirs aio herself , n father , a hi other nnd
a son.
Court Calendar.
The call for today is as follous :
l.ttV IIOOM NO 2 JUDOK SCOTT.
20-201 McdiitocU tsSloui , Johnson A. Co.
30-15 Ilydo tsltc'iit.
80-77 ( Jnialm I'l luting company vs Gar-
nrnu.
ao-83-Walla vs Casper.
30107Onmh'i Tin wan Manufacturing com
pany vs ftlwiirds Hurnur company.
30-114 Whelan ts Omaha Iiru\\ng | associa
tion.
30-175 Amei lean Loan untl Trust company
vs Htratton
80-213 Colin vs rommiTctal National bank.
80-222 r.rnst t s Htmion.
30-251 HOMO tsOrottc.
30-2G2-Palrbankh , Moire & Co , t s Ooodlet i
Johnson.
30-284 Dunn ts Itoeder.
30-302 Dot on ts West.
30-32 \\lnspo.ir \ tsUrlflln.
DO JJO McCnhu tsl'iillon.
3(1.347 Omaha National bank vs McCoimoll
30-371 I'axton ts Klsilon.
110-3DO-Olscii ts Missouri Pacific Kallroad
Coinpiiny.
31-25 IPIISPII ts Anderson.
31-32-riri.t National bank ts E. M. IIulso
company.
81-77 Leo , Clark Androson Hardware com
pany ts Morrison.
31-93 Johnson ts Peterson.
I.AW IIOOM NO. 3 JUUaii BAVIS
28-i04-Ilnr.otsWay. : )
28-33D Mason ts South Omaha.
28-351 ! SiMrt o t s bwoosoy.
28-371-S-ay ts Murphy.
20-140 I'axton tsl'oolev.
JO-105 UiiMcliton t Sliurwood.
20-243 Haves tH IIluks.
29-270 IIUlap ts Midland Mining comp my.
20r3r > -\VuriiiM tH Omaha National b ink
20-300-Wood ts Omaha Tlmtaro Manufac
turing company
. 20 ! ) ai- Hun tsAndoiROn
30-0-Nebraska Land and Intestmcnl com-
Dany tx Mliuii.
aii04Manloy vs Clarke.
30-07-htaili'lnian tsSulIltan
BO71ulliiA Wood Manufacturing com
pany ts Miilliii1 , iMIlliiirn , btodilaid , V fo.
i.Atv IIOOM .NO 4 JUDOI : muiiNov.
23-27 Kinvrson , Talent t X Co. tsllanna.
23-2HO lllllUotslli'llman
11-'JO ( > -Iliiiiit'ii tsOiniilialloiso Hiilhvuj Co.
lttIIOOM \ NO 5lUIHlKOODtN. .
27-311 notrdim inn ts Wjutli.
SH02I'mlrrtMiud tsstuln
2H-115 lliiiiil-in tsSi'linclilPimin.
'
UH-l'JS-lucla-i th Omaha fctiret Kallway
tompany ,
2H-15'J United btatos National bank ts
Johnson.
28-173 Mexico I'lio Hi Ick company ts John-
ton.
2H210KKiT ts Lowe.
28-210-1'Miorts Union National bink
\RTIininpMiii 2H-304 Anhcusui llurch llre\\n(5 | ( company
28 270 National Mfo Insuraiicocompany
Norwich Union Pirn Insurance comp.iny.
28295Ijindrlrkson ts l.nrson.
23-3 NohrasUa
Moituago Loan comiiauy
" 28-337' VI iKht t s Jacob's
28304DuflyTrntirldgu ytoto Manufactur-
1ns conipiuiy tt > ( ilbbs ,
28-378 bulra ts llachmann.
i qunY IIOOM M ) oJUPUI : IIOPKW i i.r. .
ni-2l-LMlwU-h ts rnnnoll.
d.iril 31-55 Hampton Lumber company t * > God-
31-01 n-iloy tsOnnha.
31-00-Mollalots Lyinan.
31-125-Sntdrr \\imtvorth. \ .
3115JAmos tHSttibbs.
ill IGl-Mc-ildlth bitln s bank
ts Spottn-
\TOOll.
KQUITY IIOOM NO 7 slUDGl ! IllVINK.
aO-100 Atondi't ts Cnwln
30-135 llutchlnsoii tsOmahi.
Itlieinmitlim
Is n s niPtom of dtsonso of the kidno.y s It
will certainly bo icltoted by I'at Us'Sura
Cure , lhat licadachc , backache and tired
feeling comes from the same cause. Ask for
Parks' Sure Cure for the ll\cr and kidneys ,
jirlco $1 00 All druggists
I'rom thu 1'ullro Illuttrr.
John Williams , a grader , was held up by a
coupln of strange mcu at the corner of
rVirty-thlrd and Grant sticets Monday night
and robbed of u blhe'r watch and $7 SO in
nioiu-y. There is no clew to the identity of
tho.foot puds .
Ixuls ( ilodncy , n 10 J car-old hey , loft his
homo at Fifth and iJorcas sticots Satuiday
and has not been seen since. His mother
has become worried over tils absence and
Juas requested the pollco to look him up.
IIAYItHN 111103.
Itnime KnrnlnliliiK OooiN ThU U'rrU.
If you v/nnt nn Ice crcftin free or you
cnn buy ono clicnp now. Ours arrived ti
few woukH nliciul of time nnd tlioy uro
piled nil over tlio floor. Following nro
the prlccH : 12-qimrt , $1.21 ; 3-qunrt , $1.5 ; ) ;
1-mmrt , * 1.8t ) .
The Christy nnd Clnuss patent cake
nnd bread knlvcH ( oOc per not ; overybwly
else's price $1.00 per set.
NOTICE.
Don't buy your i efrigorntors until you
ECO our prices. Wo ha\o u tturprh > o In
Htoro for you.
Keystone cgtf beater. 189. ! pattern , 75c ,
just received ; n ffrent iinprovenient over
the old style ; cups and saucers , 20o per
tetash ; bowls and pi tellers , 2le ) per
set ; chambers , liio caeli ! plates , 2cle
iinil fie each ; slop jurs , ( ) Uo each ; tum
blers , 2c eacli ; luinirlii ) , ' lamps , with ex
tension springs , $1.ill ( eiich , worth $5.00 ;
Muml lainjis Ii'om lOo up ; tyrup iiitehors ,
He ; cicnm sots , consisting of su ar
bowl , cieam jiltcher , butter dlsli
and spoon holder , ll'i1 ' per sot ;
wilt and pepper shakes , He each ; \\lno
glasses , lie each : decorated cups and
saucers , f > ! ) c per bi't : wiuco dislies , six for
lOc ; albcta tctispoons , 2"c per sot ; lamp
clilmneys , fie each ; fjood scrub blushes ,
Cc. Wo lia\o a few mote 100-pleco im-
portt'd dee'oiated dinner ' ots at S7.1C ) ,
worth Jlo.OO. Wash boilers , copper
bottom , lc ! ) : coffee and teapots. 10c ; milk
jians , , ' ! c ; pudding jians , . ' ! c ; dust pans ,
Tic ; pint cups , 2c ; co\ered pills ,
fie ; copper bottom tea kettles , 21)c ) ;
wash basins , 3c ; Hour sieves , fie ; nutmeg
gi liter , le , can openers. ! ic ; clothespins ,
le per dorcn ; 2 packages tacks , le ; mouse
traps , le : teaspoons , 0 for oe ; table
spoons , II for fie ; tea strainers , le ; wooden
bowls , lie ; DoMjregg beatois. fie ; THE
GENUINE ; Airs. I'otts and Mrs. Streator
sadirons. $1.05 per sot ; the largest line
of clothes wringers you o\er saw , fiom
Sl.fiO up to1.1)5 ) ; Ink , 2e par bottle ;
mucilage , 2c per bottle ; tacks , lo per
paper ; best sperm sewing machine oil , ' ! c
per bottle ; perfotated chair beats 7o
each ; French blacking . "ic per box , icg-
ulaily sold at Lie ! toothpicks 2o per
box ; scrubbing brushes " > c each.
SPECIAL FOR WEDNESDAY.
Fine Hint blown initial glasses , any in
itial jon want , ut fiOo per bet.
HOTELS , UESTAU15ANTS AND
CHOP HOUbES.
Just received , n solid car of vitrified
pounds of china in this cat1. This car
ought to have been lioic 1 weeks ago ,
but it pot into a blockade in Chicago and
was detained. All our eustomets who
luuo been waiting for this cur can now
bo Hiipphed.
SHELF AND BUILDERS' HARD-
WAKE.
Disston's D 8 rip saw , 2S-inch , 5 } pts. ,
$1.05 ; Dlbstoa's D 8 hand saw , 20-
inoh , 10 pts. , $1.25 ; Disston's D
8 hand saw , 22-inch , 12 pts. , $1.20 :
Disston's D 8 hand saw , 20-inch , 8 pts. ,
$1.05 ; DKstcn's O 12 hunt ! saw , 22-inch ,
12 pts. , 85c ; Disston's buck saw No. 4 ,
10-inch , OOc ; becket firmer chisels , lOc ,
15c , 20o each ; rhot feotb , 2oo ; boxwood
nilcs. 5e ; Hcrew dihcr bits , 5c ; lose '
pounter sinks , fie : Huntcr'b nail bets , fie ;
How ai d Allaid's spiral triple bit sciow
driver No. A 1 , $1.00 ; Aemo screw
driver , ( i-incli , 20c ; 8-inch , . ' ! 0c ;
No. 10 iion smooth planes , $1.10 ;
No. 'I iron binooth planes , $1.20 ; No. 4
iion smooth planes , $1.30 ; No. 18 iion
knuckle joint planes , "Oc ; Nicholson's
blim taper lilcs , 3c , 5e , 7e , lOc ; ratchet
screw drh ors , 5c , 50e ; plane hi aces , 20e ;
lutchet biaces , 45e : diuvv knives , H5e ;
measuring tapes , 25 feet , 15e , fiO feet , 25c ;
model tool handles , iOc ; bucket scratch ,
awls , 80 ; Moydale hammers , Hie , 35c.
To contractors , builders , carpenters ,
etc. : Got our figures on anything1 in
builders' hurdwaio and tools if you want
to save money. HAYDEN BROS.
Chrap Itutra fur tlio InniiRiinitlon.
For the inauguration of Cleveland and
Stevenson at Washington on March 4 ,
excursion tickets , reading via Baltimore
& Ohio railroad , "The Picturesque
Route , " will bo placed on sale at the
ticket ollices of principal railroads of the
webt. as well as the ticket ollices of the
Baltimore & Ohio company. The fai o
from Chicago will b6 $17.50 for the
round ttip. These tickets will bo sold
fiom February 28 to Match 3 inchibho ,
and will bo valid for icturn journey until
March 8 inclusive.
The Baltimore & Ohio is the shortest
route to Washington from nearly all
points w est. Its trains arc vcstibuled
fi om end to end , and carry Pullman
sleeping cars.
No lailioad in America is better
equipped than the Baltimoio & Ohio to
tiansport with dispatch , safety and com 1
fort the largo crowds which will visit
Washington to witness the inaugiuation
ceremonies. Its long oxpoi ienco in
transporting crowds to former inaugura
tions , Gi and Army of the Republic en
campments , Knights Templar conclaves
and similar gatherings on an extensive
scale , will prove mobt valuable in ar
ranging for the coming inauguration.
For rnoro detailed information as to
rates , time of trains , etc. , apply to L. S.
Allen , assistant general passenger agent ,
The Rookery , Chicago , or O. P. Mc-
Carty , assistant general passenger
agent , Cincinnati , O.
Tlio llnrllmtili's lilfi ji. in. Triilu for
CliIuiK"
Arrives in that city at 8:25 : a. m. ; carries
magnificent sleeping , leclining chair
and dining cars , and is the finest and
most comfortable train between Omaha
and the World's fair city.
Tlio Burlington's dally service to Den
ver , Kansas Cltj and St. Louis is equally
Mititifuctorv.
Ticket otllco 1221 Farnam St.
Sco Dentist Kolm , 1U U Barker blk
Clou liiiul'H IniiiiK'ir.il. '
Greatly i educed rates to Washington ,
D. C. , and lotuin via the Noithwostorn
line , February 28 to March 2 , good till
Match 12 toturning. City ticket olllce
1 101 rarniim btreot.
A Spli'iullil
A now modern built ton-room hoiibO ,
just completed , near Ilanscom park , fin
ished in haul woods , with largo parlor ,
library , reception hall , dining room ,
smoking room and four largo bed rooms ,
with handsome bath room , poicolain
tub , nice laundrj , closets , splendid brick
cellar with furnace , fuel and vegetable
rooms. In eider to olT'ot a quick sale
can otTer at low figure ; small cash pay
ment , very easy teims. Call and seo.
Goo. N. Hicks , 305 N. Y. Life Bldg.
See the celebrated bouincr piano at
Foul & Charlton Music Co. , 1508 Dodge.
o
Ficscoing and interior decorating designs -
signs and estimates furnished. Henry
Lohmann , 1503 Douglas streot.
UNION PACIFIC'S ' PRESIDENT
Railroad Men Bpeculivtlng About a Possible
Ohango.
MR. CLA'K WILL CONTINUE IN THE PLACE
Itclliblo Tip That lie Ha * Coiiiriiteil to
htny , Which Menu 11U Itc-IMcc.
tlon \ Sun of .Iny ( loulil
% 'lftlt * Omnliii.
Thcro has been much speculation in rail-
reid click's as to whether Mr. S II. II.
hrk. picslclcntof the Union Pacific , will
remain with that system or return to St.
Louis and devote his services lo the Mis
souri Paclilc. Both corporations want him ,
nud there ate manj conflicting Inlluciiccs to
aTcet ( his decision
It is known that Mr. Clark Ins been in
doubt until within the pist week.but iufoima-
tiou from a source entitled to the strongest
confidence has it tint ho Ins determine 1 to
remain with the Union Pacific The Goulds ,
however , will not give htm up ontiiely , and
it is probable ho w ill retain some advisory
position In tlio man igomcnt of the Mis
souri Pacific
Mr Cl.uk Is at picsout in St Louis , but is
expected in Omaha this week.
Hottiiril ( ioulil'ft Opinion * .
Mr Howaid Gould , son of the late Jay
Gould , was in the cltv , and in spcnkln of
the situation said "When I left New-
York nothing had been done toward settling
the vexed question us to vtliich sjstem Mr
Clark vtould connect himself with
"lie has done vtondcis for tlio Union
Pacific anil naturally the stoikholdeis of
that system want him to continue ) at the
head In m my rcspei ts I rcconni/0 him as
ono of the great rallroul in magots of the
conntiv , for ho has improved not only the
phi slcai condition of tilt } Union Pacific , but
its financial standing us we'll , Then ho has
the icspect of the laboring classes which
gives him a power that in my able men do
not possess While 1 am not in n position
to sa.v , as my hi other Gcoi go looks after
the tailroad interests left by mi
father , still it would not surpiiso mo to see
Mr. Clink continue with both si stems us
now "
Mr Gould is interested in the saltworks
at Ilutchinson , Kan , and speaking of his
propcttv theio slid th it while the property
was quite profitable the competition vvns
vei'i keen , silt works being all aiound
that countrv , and "there seems to ho
enough s lit in sight foi hundicds of ieais to
come , " said he.
In replv to a question whether ho would
look at his propei ty entour , ho said , vtlth a
smile , that ho was hunting the bilmy
bree/es of Te\as , not the ngois of a Kansas
winter
"We are looking over the Missouri Pacific
sjstem in pirtleular , " said Mr Gould , "and
the jouincy w ill bo continued down as far as
Galvcston , Tex I have hcaid n gtc.it dcil
auout Galvcston and am anxious to see the
place "
Kefcrrint ; to the innnngcincnt of their
great railtoad interests ho said1
"As jou arc doubtless a\\aie : nv brother ,
Geoige. has pinrticjlly had the management
of my father's business for the pist three
years and it is the intention that there
'should bo no indicnl change In the pollcv for
borne time at least The i.iilioads in which
wo .no interested are > now in excellent condi
tion from a physical point of view and the
business is thctcforu quite sntlsf.icton "
With icgard to the World's fair , ho said
"Wo stopped in Chicago to sco the prepara
tions that arc being marto for the great ex
position I w is amazed at the magnitude of
the buildings I had ic id a good deal about
them but I must confess I was hardlj pro
pired to see unv thing so stupendous
I am of the opinion that the exhibition
will not bo i cadi for visitois on schedule
time t I do not s.co how it is possible to get
exhibits ariangcd in so short n time. The
business of placing the exhibits may be so'
thoroughly MStcmati/cd , however , that the
vvotk can bo llnishcdmoioexpedltlouslv thin
ti mcio observer would Imagine. Unless
theio should bo something like a cholera
scare castein people will como to the exposi
tion In great numbers "
Mr Gould and Mr. 1C. C Bed , who ac
companies him , will depart for the south to
day.
Notel
P. P. Murray of tno Michigan Central
shakes ttio snow of Omaha oft his No. 10s to
day.A .
A party of nineteen for Bowie , Texas ,
left Via the Hock IslanJ today in chnigo of
C. U. Nelson , immigiation agent of that
lino.
lino.Tho
The caisson onthc Omaha Bridge &
Terminal compiny's site is down thhty-fivo
feet , day and nlht shifts working to go
still deeper by the tlmo the Ice breaks up.
Srhlnm nn'H Axtlimn Cure
Is used by inhalation , thus reaching the
seat of the disease dhect Its action is im
mediate and certain. No waiting for 10-
suits Ask any druggist or addicss Dr H.
Schiffmann , St. Paul , Minn. , for a free trial
package. , _
COUNT.HY ROADS.
County Commissioner * Ilfgln the Good Work
orimnrovriiu-nt.
The county commissioners yesterday gave
their road committee authority to employ an
engineer to prepare plans nnd profiles for
grading tin eo country i oads leading out of the
city. Ho will prepare specifications for brick ,
sandstone aud macadam for a roadw ay six
teen feet in width , to be laid in the center of
Military avenue , Dodge and Center stieots
nnd extending fiom the city limits as far as
the proceeds of the $150,000 of road bonds
will cany the improvements.
Manager Comstock of the Omaha Piint-
ing company protested ugainst the board
dividing the punting into small lots , giving
each to the lowest bidder Ho declared that
ho bid on the w hole of the w ork ; tint the nd-
\citisemcnt invited him to make such a bid
and that the commissioners had no authority
to sepaiate the bills , glv ing a qulio of paper to
ono bidder nnd a beef pens to another Ho
urged that , taking his bid as n whole , It was
the lowest submitted and for that reason ho
was entitled to the whole of the woik
Without an } discussion the whole matter
was inferred to the committee onjudliiiri
A icsolullon was Intioduced to allow Clon-
taif and Kast Omaha precincts § 50 each for
impioving loads and each of the other dis
tricts # 160 All the commlssloneis favored
the proposition , but it was laid over a week
to give the country precincts a chance to bo
heard fiom
Joseph Brown complained that Clcik
Moores of the dtstilet court lofuscd to give |
him $ J"J duo for sixteen dais Juii service
Moores wanted to apply it on some court
costs charged to Iho.ui This presented a
novel issue for the commissioncis , mid they
dh ectcd the Judicial y to ponder on the law
Involved.
You pay for what } ou get got what ion
pay for. Accept no substitute for Cudahy's
"Hex" Brand Kxtiact of Beof.
Yc * .
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LOOAJla , Fob 29. To the Editor of THE
Bru PIcaso answer through THE Bun the
follow ing questions Is Umporor William of
Germany a PiotcstantJ Is Germany a Pro
tcstant nation f W. T. HOUAHII
Perfect action and perfect health icsult
fiom the use of DoWltt'sLlttlollulv Ulsers
A pel feet llttlo pill.
only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. No Ammonia ; No Alum
iii MilliTus of Homes 40.Years the Standard
\
IIATDIN : nitos.
ItnmnnitliSnln Tomorrow ,
nomnnntH of 4fcam1iml calicos , flc. }
llemnants ofjprinted turkey red cal
ice , Be.
Ilomnnnts of tmblenchod muslin , Z\o \
and -lie.
Komnnnts of fjinglinm , satcont , ehevron
anil all kinds of/wash poods. -
KomnuntH of white checked nainsook
nnd lawn ehcckm21e , fie , 80 , lOe and l'2c. }
Remnants of fciblo linen and crushes.
, , Remnants of muting llannol. all wool
flannel , cottonadb , ote.
Hlfj bargains In towels at liio each.
It will jmv you to examine those bar
[ gains. HAYDEN BROS.
"A
The Remington typewriter , which
has heretofore been locally represented
Incidentally to other business , can hereafter -
after bo purehti od only through the
mnnufaetutorsand proprietors , \V\ckolT ,
Seamans ts Benedict , No. 1712 Ftirnum
ht-eot , or their salesmen. The correspondence
spondence/ / intandino ; pm-ohii'-ors of
machine's and ptesont patrons who have
need of best yi ado of supplies is solicited.
The Remington letnins its pristine lop-
utntion , and some of the changes on the
180.1 machine relating to the convon-
lon-o of thoopeuitor lenders the latest
model a most satisfactory aid"to busi
ness houses , professional gentlemen ,
teaehors , etc. , sustaining the loputatlon
this gieat labor sttviiig machine has
earned in the past. The Paragon rib-
' briis and linen papers handled exclu
sively by this house enjoy the largo
patrongo. The Oinuliu stole is at the
left of the main entrance of Tin : BIK :
building. "
SI'KGIAL 1.0VV KATiS
To Mobile , Aln.
On Monday , Match ( i , my second ox-
cuision will leave Council BlulTs for
Mobile , Ala. ( ! 00l)00 ) notes of choice
farming and fruit growing lands along
the line of the Mobile & Ohio R. R. at
from $1.00 to $5.K ( ) per aoro. Stop over
privileges at all points south of Jackson ,
Tcim. For further information and a
descriptive land folder cull on or write
J. R. Rice.
Room 201 Merriam Block ,
Council Blurts , Iu.
Thn I'ri'Hldont'H Iiuiu
For this occasion the Burlington route
will , on February 2S , Maich 1 and 2 , sell
round trip tickets good until March 12 ,
to Washington , D. U. , ut the low lute of
$ ; il < ij.
The Burlington's cnstbound Ilyers ,
leaving Omaha at 1:1. : " ) p. m. and 12:10 : a.
in. , carry sleeping' dining and teclining
chair ears nnd make close connections in
Chicago with fust morning trains for the
national capital.
City ticket ollices , 122.1 Farnam stieet.
Choice fresh eggs only 15o a do/on at
William Gentleman's , 10th and Cass.
- Murrlnco I ICCMISCK.
The following mau-ligo licenses vvero Is
sued by County Judge nilcr jesteiday :
Name and address. Ago
j VVIIIIum VI Muiphj Oretna , N'ob . 34
I I'annlu H Harvey. Klkhorn , Nub . 22
( Jc'sslull Jackson , Dm ili.i . 27
ICirilu Gimblc' , Urnilu . 18
i IMuard T Williams , Omaha . 2t
I llelle I'ennei.Omalii . 21
Those 80,300,000 Jetties.
NOKTII GAI.V FSTOX , Tex. , Fob liS It seems
as though na tut o and Undo Sim had con
spired together to glvo North Galvcston her
wonderful resources and advantages. The
town , besl Ics being exceedingly fcitllo in
agiicultural and manufactuiing resources , is
located on Morgan channel , maintained by
the government across' Calveston bay , and
giving it the benefit of the jetties , con
structed by the United States government
at a total cost of $0 , ! > 00,000 to secure deep
w ater.
"Mercury put to flight. "
When the liver and stomach de
cline to act in concert , and a de
rangement of the biliary system
is set up by a cessation of action ,
wholly or partially , on the part
of those juices and sccietions
which arc necessary in assimi
lating food , and obstinate diges
tion refuses to bend to simple
remedies , mercury is used as a
last resort , the effect of which is
not only to salivate the system ,
but to leave in it a constituent
which is difficult of elimination *
Johann Hoff's Malt Extract ob
viates all this and contains no.
thing which can by any possibi
lity leave dangerous consequences
behind. Almost as dangerous ,
however , is it to try a malt ex
tract which is not backed by pub
lic confidence. The success of
Johann Hoff's Malt Extract has
excited the envy of unscrupulous
imitators who , unacquainted with
the peculiar seci et or science of its
manufacture , have foisted their
worthless articles upon the pub
lic. The genuine only is Johann
Hoff's. -signature is on the
neck of every bottle. Eisner &
Mendclson Co. , sole agents , New
York.
"
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RAYMOND ,
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as mrula by the
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will bo advanca J
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ngont.
DEALERS
Now is the time to buy.
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