8 T1IK OAtATIA DAILY UME : THUllSDAY , AIMUL 13 , 18 ! ) .
ED PARDRIDCE GOES BROKE
Misfortune Overtakes Chicago's Mo3t Daring
Speculator.
HIS LOSSHS WILL AMOUNT TO MILLIONS
rcnf r < lny' Kicltlne it | > < rli'lirn of thn I'liin-
tor mi tlm Stork iz : < ImiiRti Many
( ) | irrntnr * WVro After IIM Scnlp
ilnxr It Win Done.
CiurAoo , 111 , April IS-'I ho most widely
known bear speculator In the gialn tr.ide of
the world tonight acknowledged himself
beaten , If not rultud In an Interview to
night laboring under abnoimnl excitement
lifter an extraoidlnary dav on'change , I'd-
vardl'ardiidge talked wlldlv of his losses
mil revenge , decl.irtng that his wife s fortune
and his ieal ( state holdings would jut en
able him to recoup himself and down the
ennmlrs who , he admitted , had pushed him
to the wall In the great May deal
I'm done up by mj friends , " slid P.ud-
ridge , hjstetic.illj. "but I'll got back at
them I do not know whit I hue lost , but
I have J'J ( XX ) MX ) woittiof ieilcstat < ) , and
I'll bring it all up to the fiontlf ne < ossirj
Mj wife has a fortune and she will bicU me
up 1 shall sta\ light hero on the Hoar and
give the now d the racket It his given mo
J'hej hive darned to mllddllng befoio and
I can make them do so again "
' Hut 1 m done on this deal , " he continued
"We 11 beein again 1 tiled to got jnonoj
from mv ft lends todav and they t of used It
I had no readj cash and the game is up "
"U'h.it do jou think jou hive lost ! '
"I cannot estimate I don't know how
mm h wheat I h iv o or au\ thing about it I
don t know anj thing I was bulking on in-
foimatlon mj file-nils g ivo inc. and thej de
ceived me and 1 lost 'lh.it Is the whole
storj '
Uciit ( or I'irilrlilKii'M lip.
' 1 he bull clique h id st irted out after
Pardi Idgn hi ight and oirly this morning
'Ihcj resolved to dilve him into a coiner and
lift tils si ilp List nluht's close vxas at
fil ! ' ' , cents Tlio Hist silo this moininsr w is
at UO cents In two ininul s it slumped to
cents and in less than llvo minutes aftct tn.it
the buh'o ran the pilcottp to ss cents Al
noon It wis lluctnitlm ; between SI and si
cents iServousncss was a faint desc'iptlm
of the st ito of the market. "A call for l. > ,000
bushels would send thu nmikot up to the roof
A tradei might stai I to buv at Stj cents an ( "
bo satisfied to i.iptnre his whole amounts , i
a 2iit advanio and see thupileo the next
minute lit low the oiiginal otTeiing P.ud
ildge was e.ulx on the stone of li ittle and he
vxas loaded with theiks His ftundssav
the iinount vxas stiftli lent to buv out st'
of the liiir Huns All this inonov o
com so vxas Intendid for m.uirins These
ehc ( kfc went to the hank as soon as it opcncu
and theii source vxas undonhte IU the dls
posal of stoi Us and sec uiitles , Inldlngs h
various tompaiiics that have been bougl
with the piocetds of deils manipulated lij
the little bear It was at this Intelestlm
Junctuic that the xxealthj poi k packer am
Hpeeul itor John ( 'iidahvx ho is at the he u
of the ( llqtie , and its tontiolling si > liit. ap
pc.itecl.on the door P.udiidge spied bin
and at once set sail In his dlniliou He
made some shnip lemaik tothupiekei vxhicl
litti.'utcd the ) attention of otheis on the
floor mid the two speculatots xxeio inline
( Hatch smtounded Paulildge spoke e.un-
estlv in an nndeitono to Cud.ihv , but all the
satlsf.u tion ho ioccivcd was " 1 told vou to
buj wheat , Kd ' With this Cudahj walked
nwav
After the unusual ( luctintions of theses
slon Ma\ wheat closed at SOVj tents , within
u quaitcr tent of ' .estcidaj's pilto The
lange of the ( lav was about t' cents With
P.irdiidgo sdofc.it theie seems to be nothing
to prevent the suctcssful consummation of
the deal
Mmlo I rlcndrt of Dnii oronH Piioiiilos.
1 ho clique has made friends of dangerous
enemies like Aimour. Counselman and
otheis of that stiipe , and In telieving ininj
of the big eonteins xxho contiol the noith-
vvcstcin tiade liom liability in the event of
fallme of their piintipals to meet losses it
lias stilled a n > opposition In inlluentlil
quaitcrs As to the Identitj of the > clique
theio is as muth msterisjver Nobodv
is knoxxn in thode.il but John juid Midiiel
Cudahv and "Sandj" nt'gleslou , but few
acquainted vxith the situation bcitevothat
they mo the piinetpils 'Iheio is appir-
cntlv no limit to the capital behind the deal
The bieaklng of Pauiiidgo s powet diuvvs
nttentlon to his method of trading , whU h it
is now asset ted have been automatic to a
verj- huge dcgico Ho was it is said a
chronic hear ami sold meth initallv on ovetj
rallj in the ninrket Ho balled oidmarj
advances in prices as special dispositions
of Providence in his favor , as thoj enabled
him to put out 01 sell fututcs to advnnt.ige
He "coveted" or bought iu piopeitv on
the breaks , so that In the oidinaij sxxings af
of a market his line got snmllci cm the
"soft" spots and inucased again on the
bulges. Ij ) this almost automatic plan
ttadlngho 'milked the mat kef ten months
out of the ttxclve , heaping up
largo piolits U vxas onlj when ho
stiuek a phcnqnicnal bull mat hot , that
Pardi Idgc's automatic' sjstem of tl.ulfng
was at fault , leading him Into deep water
Hiss iles on the rallies continued and theto
vvcio no bieaUsto let him out , so ho added
atcadilj to his line until , before ho was
awaio of it , ho was shoit an ama/lng quin
tltj Ho seemed to be almost entiieij tlestl
tuto of fcir , RO imu'h so us to le id manj io
think that he Is defjlup. tcasoulng power
Ho seemed to have no sense of qu intllv and
vvoulo as soon sell 1,000 IHX ) bushels
ns 1,000 Ho had a n.uiou escape
from bankiuptcy u jcir ago ,
an oppoituno govcinment repoit being all
that sued him 'lhat oxpeuento gave the
plunger a shock and ho phi\ed with modera
tion until about three months ago. when ho
again took to plunging v\ildljwlth todaj's
ovcnts as the glootnj llnalo
Piles of people hive piles but Uo Witts
Witch Ha/el Halve will euie tncin
CAN PHODUCE M03HEB.
I. a xx } ITV linden Sijn the ItiinkVi cciici
\VII1 ll I'roihuixl Uhi'ii Nieilcil.
Theio xvns a tumoralloat about the fcdei.il
bnlliling to the effect that the capias
in the siiond Mosher indictment would
be Issued jesleidaj and that Mr Mosliot
would ho hi ought befoio the eleikof the
com land plaicd under addition.il bonds
Mi .s Iplo Duudj , eletk of the cneull
comt , was noncommittal vvlen questioned
with leg.ud to thn matter , but the pies
euco nlKiut the oflleo of lllsttlit At
toinev liukei ami Mr Mosher s attotne > j ,
Mr C O Whcden of Lincoln , gave addi-
lloinl color to the minor Mr
Whedcn claimed , however , that his visit
to Omaha was not in the inloiest of Mr
Moshei. hut on other business Ho scouted
the Idea of Mr Moshei not appealing In
comt vx hen wanted and s ud that ho could
modtico hlm.itanj time if net ess nv Spealt-
Ing of the H-fusal of the fedcial autlitnitles
to let Mr L c' Unit of Lincoln havoaiopv
of the set end liidittment , Mi Whoden saul
ho had never M-eii eithci ono of the Indict
inents He thought th to was butverj little
tlo use of anvbodj vxorrjing about the in
dlc'tments , foi In all protubllltj his client
would walk into court and admit the clnuges
making it an CMHJ matter for the proseeutlnt
nlRirnoj to malso out a case
"Whcio is Mr Mosher at present' " the
HIE : leporter asued the attoinuj for the em
"I do not c.iie to state where ho Is Whet
ho ts vx anted In comt ho will bo produced.
nmuswell satisllott of that fact as that
live * If I cannot produce him at thn propel
timu it will cost me $10,000 "
A > ! < fill till ) .
NOIITII Guvi-a-rov , Tex . April U Arc
cent project In the manufactmlng Imulsr
cistern , orejpiess water taiiKfnetotj nt till
place. With an abundant supply ot tlmbc
near at hand and a constant homo dcmsm
suftlcltnt to consuiro the output of n coot
* i ctl factory , such an Industrj would wall
baud la huud with success from the start.
NI\V TIIINCIS.
? < CXT MprliiB Wrapt.
lnch ! dny incium ti now arrival of
novultic'H. Tomorrow wo open
up for nalo n beautiful assortment of
liildrun'fl buttorlly I'upes. nil wool tun-
torinl , c.xqulslto enlorlnijH. styles con
trolled bv IIH. botiirlit to neil nt id.OO ,
TUMOHHOW ONLY ti.00.
Liullus black t-utln. nllk and Inco
cnpes In the very nowcst styles lit
iniirvoloiisly low prices.
The now Itohott ready inmlo suits ? ,
silk wnUt clicctH. 910.00 sultH to
morrow , $7..r)0. $ l.-)0i ( suits. $10.00 ,
tlS.OO sultM. $11100 Tills olTcr
Is for ono day only. Tlio suits arc dlruot
from the miinufucttirers. nil now. Wo
\\lshtomukoii lender of thtyn , lioneo
tlie iirieu. You cann > t buy the iniitor-
iuls ut these prices.
Wo will also show at wonderfully low-
prices the now. Florence \vnist , the now
borpoiittno waist for solid comfort ,
the o Waists cannot be IH at.
KOU OiN'i : IAV wt- make an oiTor on
ladios' /jiilior cloth w i appor.s that will
slinph rush tlioin out.
Wo oiler 10(1 ( ladles' i.'I.OO liotiso vvrap-
pors for tomorrow oulj. 91. ll ) ! per wiap-
per. Hoinoinbpr the".o ure now floods.
lloro is an ollor on ladit's' icadv iiiado
suits that will astimisli jtm and witli
each wilt sold wo frivo fiee of c'liaryo I
silk vest , the suits mo worth * 7.oO , the
vest $ l.i" ) .
SUIT AXI ) VI'.ST r.NTIlU : TOMOlt-
HOW. 15.00. don't mUs this.
Wo also will si'll . * ( ) Indies' buttorlly
capos , valno $7 f > o. fs on und tH.OO , 1 to u
customer , at V > 00 each cape.
Iloto arts olTor iii wash fabrics , all
new and doslrablo stulls. that will ctovvd
our fctoio at tlio p.uce. The ( ] iiantity
hold will bo limited as the loss will bo
enormous.
DOM nsTIC nr.l'AUTM CN'T.
ll-inch ! ! Scotch fMntliams for lOc.
lU-inch Fiench ateen for l.lc.
" 0 jiieces il.-lnch Scotch nin < , rhnms ,
i otfiilar and worth 2. " > e. for tlie low price
of lOc. Limited quantity.
- " > pieces , ' 12-inch French sateen , worth
'l"c. for tlio low pi ice of loc. In fast
black with faticy llyuiea. Limited
quantity.
IJO-lncli fancy sti i [ edscerbuekor , woitli
I2"io , for l"c.
It2-incli fancy striped seersucker , woith
.IDc , for liOc. Tin- old reliable icvived.
27-inch India challis worth llic ! , for
7'c.
liincli nonp.irell challis worth "Oc ,
for lliic.
Choice stvles of tlie newest piiuts in
all K'ades ' , low as the lowest.
! IU-lneh Columbia suitiii.T8 { worth $ l,2"i
for pattern , now , r > ( ! c. Stylish patterns
of eiirlit yaids.
llJ-iiieli silk linisli wash fabric wtiith
2. > c , for lilc ( silk dosiyns ) .
See our now bilks.
See our new diess { roods.
Sec all the new and beautiful goods
we will show tomoirow.
N 15. FALCONCR.
The sale of so its foi the ono night engage
ment of Joseph Joffcison at Hoj-d's theater
tonight began at tlm booflleo of the theater
jestotdajmoinltfg and the take up
to noon was considci iblj moio than
* 1 000 and on the d iy tl .10' ' ) This is
the expeilento of the Jcffcison compinv al-
lost ovcij where this s. . ' ison Mr Joffcison
nd companj will auivo fiom Lincoln this
lotniiig
I.veij leader of Washington Irving knows
he siorv of Hip Van \\in.tlo Joffeison
nakes him our familiar ft lend Wo see that
lip is a weak , vacillating fellow , foilu of his
lOttlo and his ease1 , but beneath all his rags
indtattcis of eh uactei as u ell us raiment ,
jood to the tore It is in the minute touches
hat Jeffeison shoxvs his svmpithetic studj
of human mturc , his Intuitive perception ,
ooking quite tluough the hearts and
houghts of men The observer sees this
n the struggle of Kip s lomr submerged but
onldoim int spirit of manliness xxhen his
vifo tmxs him from th"it hoire in night and
storm and degrulation .Still moro vhidlj
sit shown in his pithctic bewilderment
lis touching embodiment of the anguish ot
onelj age boxved dovxn bv soitoiv and doubt
when ho comes bale fiom his sleep ot
wcntj JCMIS His ctlsilosuio of himself to
its daughter in.uKs tlio dim ix of pathos ,
mdeveij he rt is melted b\ those Implor-
ng looks ofriiute suspense , those moken ac-
cnts of love th it almost teais an uttetance
t would bo hard tosiv which poi tion of
effersou's nerfoi manco of Hip Van Winkle
s the moic admiiablu
Hobcit M.iutcll iiresents his noxv piece ,
'Tho ' 1'ace In the Moonlight , " for tliciirst
line in this citj at the Farnam btreet
heater tonight The story is of absoibing
iiteicst In "Tho Pace in the Moonlight"
Mr Mantoll takes a dual character , im-
) cisonating the two blathers , ono a gallant
soldiei , the other a cilmlnal Ho draws
the line sh irplj between the twocharaeteis ,
Tiid docs cspociallj well hi the lolo of Habit
the criminal Ho icprescnts him as a brag-
gut , a man without heart or kindness , pro
foundly selllsb ana puttlm ; love of drink
) ven ubovo desire for vengeance , full of
jlustcr , lnd animal courage , icadj to deceive
j lends if nccessiij to aid himself , an ex-
ellent tjpo of the criminal cl iss of the
ricnch novelists His other role is moro
elevated and lie plajs it with an easy foico
mil dignity th.it contrasts effecthelj with
the foil afforded bj his other pirt IJj
special request Air Mjutell will present
'I ho Corsiean llrotheis" Situidaj ovenins ;
Some of the moio prominent features in
the poi foi manco of IlopKins' consolidated
spcelaltj show , which comes to llojd's
theater on Tiidaj , b iturday and Smutiy
next , atotlioDi > ou motheis , famous musical
clowns , James and Lucy Allison , nncllsh song
and dance nitlsts , OHiion and CariolT
puodv team , Mile Haitoldl , the icnoxvncd
equilibrist , Tulgora , the gieit transtlgur-
atoi , Keia , the Adonisof the jugulingwoHd ,
Melville and Stetson , gieatcstof ladj dialect
coinedinslll ! H l\ > \ tlio famous pi mo
clcctiocutor , In his sitiiic.il creation
"Padwhisklo , " and the Helglan conqueier ,
M Servals Lo Hey This is the most bril-
11 int vaudeville company th it over canio to
Omaha , and those who desiio tlio best seats
should bo on hand e.ulj this evening , when
tlio sale opens
' Lost Par.idlso' ts considetel the master
piece of the late Henrj C do Mllle , and this
season Is lated as ono of the great Pi oilman
sutcesses Tlioatlr.ution with the same
compinj and the sune scenerj as weio urn-
ploj'cd In the New Yoik uioduction. Is com
ing to BojdV theater on Mondaj and Tncs
daj of next week
The ccccntile Irish comedlm , Robert
( i.ijlnr , begins a four nights engagement at
the F.u u im , beginning Sumlaj , in his f.uolal
i omedv , ' Spoil McAllister , One ol the 100 "
An excellent companj of well known fauo
comedj ucoplo aio in suppoit , all of whom
appealed with Comedl in ti.ulor during his
famous iun of over ilftconst'cutlve nights
it the HIJou theater , Now Vonc
The sale of scats for Paderowski pro
gicsscd favor.iblj jesterdav at.Max.Mexer
Hro .V Co's music stoto , notwithstanding
the advauco sale of tickets for Jefferson at
thollojd and thu Heidi orchestra concert
at Imposition hall were both on Great in
numbeis and billllamo will be the nucllenco
that will gieot the peciless pianist next
We Inesdaj' evening at IJojd s
CLARA ALLEN'S ' CASE ON TRIAL
She Sticks to the Story Bbo Told In the
Police Court.
C. P. MILLER'S TRAGIC DEATH RECALLED
Count } Atlorncj ICulrjr I'romltrn to Vraiv
Tlmt Miller ComnilUoil Sulclile , Ulitle
tlio DclVinc Aimiri'i I'ronfiitiitlnii
of 1'roof of Murilrr.
The tr.iRlo eltvumst mirei surrounlliig
tlioile.itli of the l.Uo M.i > or Miller of South
Omaii.i arc rec.illud l > i thu trhl of Olar.i
Allou for i > crury | hlfli Is now It. progress
before.I udfiu ICtnsor The ( lofoiulant is the
\\oin in of the to\\n who , ilurlnc ; the iiiollin-
Ituri ox.imiiutton In the police court , \\lien
Uifk Hoilin ami Ch.ulos Iniis v.oro cliiuvcil
wlthhiuiiix immluic'tt Mijor Miller , u is
relied upon h.tho . ptoscc-ution to connect
the defumlunts with the ctline.
At the piL-lliiiln.iri examination the woman
swore tint ( luring the afternoon of October
4. IH'r ' ' , she was standing in the window of
her house on South Eighth sti cot , looking
townid the Deeiiiig building , a shott dis-
t.inre aw.ii ; that while looking she siw
Millet .mil Hetlln walk down the sttoet to a
point nt.ir the Intcisuition of Eighth and
Dodge stiects anil then tiun Into a clus
ter of high weeds After th.it
she swore th.it she lie.u d the 10-
port of n pistol and saw the smoke , th.it
itiijtscaine down thu east side of 12lghtli
stieet and when ho icichcd the spotwheto
the shot was Hied tut nod into the weeds ,
th.it a fi-w niliiutos 1 ittr Iwth ho and Herlin
c.iine out and hastlh walked .u\u : She
swote th.it she knew .ill of the men and th it
she ( ouhl not li.u o been mistaken about then
IdoiitH'
The result of the nrclimlnari ex.imlii.Uion
was th.it Hi'tlin and IIa\es weie released ,
the eouit being convinced that some pel son
h id licit an I th it tlu-ie was not a pit ticlo
of evidi mo th it connected them with the
commission of the dime Tollowing tlioir
n'lc.iso Cl.ua Allen was .11 rested on the
oh.iigo of having swoin falsely bofoio the
polite null t when she dut tiled the facts of
the shooting She was given a piullmtn.it\
healing and held to thedistsiit com t , and
on account of having been unable to furnish
bond was suit to the tonntj iuil bovei.il
weolis ago she was atraignul , pleaded
not guiltv and an attoinev was appointed to
defend Shite then theio li i\l been all Kinds
of riitnois to thu effect tint the county at-
toinov would not piobccutc the ease and that
he did no want to bccuio a conviction
Tuesclaj the case was tailed and a
gieiter poilion of tiled 15 devoted to seem
ing a juiy , but with most uns.itlsfactoty ie-
suits as neatly all of the men called had
foimedoi expiessul an opinion iceaidin
the issue in the ease Vesteidaj the
law veis had bottei luck , an 1 at 11 o clock
twelve men who knew nothing nbout the
inutdur of Miller and the testimony ofClaia
Allen weie found
In st.uing tlietaso to'h-urv | , the count >
.iHoini'i spr.iug a mnpiisu and something
that was not expected as ho and the people
who have been wet king up the ovideneo
h.ivo alwajs ilung to the thcoii that
Millur was mmdcrcd Ii. dwelling upon
the enoimitjof tlio etimo committed by
Clata Allen , lie s.iid that he expected and
pioposed to pioxe that instcul of duties 1 >
Miller having been murdeted on tlio
af let noon of October 4 ho com
mitted suli ido Moieover , ho cxnccted
to i > to\o that Miss Allen did not see Miller.
Beillu or II i ) es at the time and
1 > 1 we mined by her when she
testified in the police court He ex
pected to piovo that theic was a put up Job
and tl.it theio was some person or prisons
who hid piomis d to piv her $5lJ ) If she
would i\\ \ the th.uge of muiderupon ncilin
. .ml Il.ijes Miliclouslj and with the inten
tion of eaniing this tnon 'i she hid under
taken to swear tint slie saw the men com
mit thomuulcr
Thoattoinoj for the piisoucr In stating
his side of the ( iso told the Juiors tint ho
expected to show bovond anj question of
doubt th it all th it Cl in Allen swoio to in
polite couit w.is true It was a well known
fact th.it the bodof Millur was found "in
the identical spot whic.li she desetibed and
that it was more th in pioh ibc ] that she had
scon the men who Hie I tlio fatal shot
Com t ( ' tlcnil ir.
The call for to lais as follqw s-
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Judno Scott will takes up no nioru jury cases
this term .
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Dcidd otal.
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2J-U3-Menhauls National hank xs Holl-
iiiiin
.11-180 Peck xs unknown holrs of Jostmh
lluist
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JJ-JM ( jodc by xs lirimcli et al.
I.\W IIOOM NO I IllllJIi IIOI'b\VH.t
20-10 ( > llolsman t'cnxlu.
J'-jr.-Mc ) Donald
- - xs Uobson.
20H.8siiiniliTS xsC'itsl
.UI-J8-0 Nultl xsl'arks.
301H'I.liiluisim xs Ciiotto
.10-100 I nlon Nationil bmk xs Oaillehs.
30-JOG SfhlltzllrtMxIiiK C'o xsUrotte.
3II-2JH HensbiTK xs dmttu.
3U-J1J Omaha llrowln , ; association > s
Adams
30-250 Hay xs Mullein
.IO-J1.8 Dit'M'l , Nm xs Murphy.
.IO-J8J Dun xslto. . dnr
30-20J 1 i-irls xs ArUfrnmi llros
.1(1-301 ( 11 inks xsUil.axo , hi I'.iul. Mllwau-
ktH' A. Omaha ItilhMi ) Co
, )0.H4MollncMllburn ) Con Ilaiold
.lu-3.1. I'n-iioh xs smith
30-.14.1 I'nttio xs JoliiiMin
30-177 ( illlt not % s Nebraska rurnltiiro Co
.10-.1H8 Mil lull mil xs City of Omaha
.11-1 Itlmjoi xt , McMulion.
.11-18 Iund xs Tump
31-JO-l'arroll xs Missouri Pacific ! Kallw.ij
( o
.ll-ns-Mcdarxy xsOnuihiA. Council IllulTs
" ' " '
"I C't ) ,
Lgt'lTt IIOOM NO 0 JIII > OK IL.IICHNON
32-J.18 Kuwnu C Halt's xsi : A Tlllol'-on
.1J-181 Union Tuiit company xi , Jo tpU
only 1'nre Cream of Tartar Powder -No Ammonia , No Alum
Used iu Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard.
31-115 VI oM * < MAm ! ( > r ni , , , .
331HJNeiirnsktuiNntlonnl Imnk \ Murlu
llellman ,
33.230-McXlmimm Ioe. . ,
31-UMI Priiuli TMI'nrfiiiioiilli Pnvlmts hank
31.2&2-Chlcn oiUnlvors l Investment com-
pimy xs llroxxn
32.25(5 ( .Mutual ilnxcstmrnt compimy > B
I'alket nl
Jll 20S.ro | r * lloninii
33-2r > 4-Klrnt Nittlonnl Imnk vs Yntes.
31-207 - cliKHMlw-\s Slutterv.
33-2H4 ( Jllis.ni rxKternsdorir.
332H7Iliiinlltnu Vs Rood
3.1-329 Swoboda VK Dvorak.
31-343 Scpllro Ts.lnlow.
33-301 ( liven xxniradlcy.
.13-Snn-Mtlfs vv I'ltch
33-37O 'I Inn pcdr. . xsCorbott.
33-377 Mercer vnTrexot.
A Sinull lloetor Hill.
Plfty cents is a small doctor bill , but that
Is nil It will cost jou to euro anj ordinary
case of rheumatism If vou use Ch.imbet Iain's
1'ain H.ilui. 'Irv It , and jou will bo sur-
pi Iscd nt the prompt lellof It affords. The
lilst application will quiet thu pain.
For SI a pulr. to ckno out my sainplos
of sjieetaclosatid o.\c * plashes of solid K"ll-
jjold Illled. piild front and gold plated
bows fitted to ojo by lv llrst-clws optl-
eiiin , usual lotall ni tec , & \ to lO. No
oxtta eliafges for tosttnj , ' and fitting tlio
oje. Call loom 1 , Muichants hotel
See thn colcbr.itcd Sohmor plan ) at
Foul & Cbnrlton Mush Co. . 1'jOd
DAMAGED THE KAILROAD3.
M Iron I.c > \i > l ( < il anil Curx Illoxrn friiin thu
I I-IK ICH h.\ the Storm.
The seveto stotm of Tuesday resulted in
eonsldei.iblo damage to the talltoid torn
pinles as shown bj the topaits iccelved at
headquarters t'stcrd.iy. The ininelpal loss
was by the Injury to telegraph w lies , al
though some damigo was sustained to toll
ing stock
The Ulkhorn suffoied eonslderahlo Just
westof Stafford , vx hot o a number of wires
were torn down bv the foieo of the cyclone
which did so much d umgo at 1'afte on the
IMclllcbhotl Line
A fen o of linemen woiked all night to
have tempoiaii xvlies elected and josterdaj
the xx hole line w is inopcr.ition
The Hmlliigton and Union Paeille wtie
somexvh.it dhabled in their telcuiaph seiv
ice , hut the cmbiii issmcnt was onlv tern
poi irj A' ' sjveial points cats vvuio blown
oil the tr leks an 1 dimmed , but altogether
the dam igo done the rallioads was less th in
miglii have been expected
dotili il diitn SJH i lul.
The Hist Golden Uato spcclil airanged b\
the I'enns.vlvaiiii rnllro id to go tluough
Omaha will ariivein this city Viid ij at 1
o'clock , spending two hours in sight seeing
The itinurir.v calls for a diive about the
motiopolls and a visit to the prim ip.il liuild
ings 'Iheio .no 1K ( ) people on the tiain in
chirgo of .1 1 * Williims , tourist agint
of the Pennsilvaiil i The train is
siid to be the llncst over seen
in the west , and as the excursionists havi
been out since rebiuarv thei have thor
oughly tested the poi feet Ion of ariaiigemenls
made for their comfoit 'I ho tiain loives
Denvei at 7 o'clock this evening.
N < i > \ l irlil oil.
Telegnms weio iceeived at the ofllccs of
the ti.insiontincnt.ll lines in this eitv jcstoi-
diht iting th it the new tariiT would not go
into effect on account of a dispute over divis
ions The action of theSinta L'o.vvhu h has a
diieetliiie from Chicago to the toist will
he watched with nnxietj because it hold
the Koi to the situition Should it deiide to
put in tlio tu iff as agreed upon , nnnthct
ineiii row will result and them is no telling
wheto it xxould end
In the meantime the genet al man igcr and
the ft eight tialllc man igeis xvill attempt to
patch up a ttueo bcloie theyadjomn m
Chicago
UlUluax Note's.
.7 II Hilaiid , general fi eight agent of the
MilwauKee. is iu the clt.v
.1 II Lothrop , .ictinij general minister of
the Ivoirney dllaok'Hills riilioad is in
tlio citv
J H Hue hiniin of the Klkhoin will return
fiom the meeting of westein
agents this morning
II r Allen an I pirtv of Xew Voikwill
piss thiou h this eitv in a sp3"i-il eir via
the Union Patllic to lay on I\o 1 for San
rraneiseo
It has developed that the slioi tage in
the account' of V C 13rb is due to
inomiscuous spc ( illation In mining stocks
An effort has been undo to comptomisc the
matter so that I ib xxould bo tlear on the
books of the guiraiitj compinj , but Mr
Young s.iv t > ho will look to the gu u.inty com
p.inj to make good the shot tage
Cost asad.
POTTSTOWN , PA.
I was a sufferer from
neuralgia for ten years ;
tried . \11 kinds of rcmc-
Yoars. dieswithout iclief , and
had given up all hope. I tried a
bottle of
ST. JACOBS OXX. ,
and it effected such One
wonderful relief that I -j
recommend it to all. J
CHAS. LAW , JR. Bottle.
LUGE HUToILE
Bliss will have a special sale
of Lace Hats and Toques at
wholesale room , second floor ,
1510 Douglas , Tomorrow ,
Thursday.
Neat and pretty the latest
styles made , Made on silk
wire frames , good lace , im
ported flowers , at the low
price of
ftl.oO and $ .2OO.
Milliners will charge you the
above price for making these.
Your choice of any of our
beautiful Pattern Huts for
$4 75-
BLISS ,
Wio/Ohiifo Woonis , Soc'ornl i'icir. .
151O
i-"lv.
-
I'llOTOVKA / S O.V
The-Latest-Rage
Makes a Very
Appropriate Gift.
llrlnz us u WIIITn silk Imnilkor-
chlff anil wo will P'lt > our Dlioto rnpli
on It , He iiiUtiu ulToot It will not ,
wiisli out It It InJullblo
TO INTRODUCE IT
Wo lo this Work
Torl ( Oporll VNUUKItCllinr from
any uliuto tiijli | you may bring us nr
HII IM iy IIIINU ot yon Oull iiiut u\uni
Inu nain
I High Clam Photographer , I
: iii-ui5-an : cutu ie < ii sirccti
gmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
1 Covered %
| by Insurance. 1
That's the way our shoes ore sold to vou fully in-
gured. When you buy a pair of shoes ofjjs-you
buy them with the expectation of getting your mon
ey's worth and we make you fully realfze your ex
pectations We tnsure them. It's "policy" ( insur-
a
a nce policy for us to tlo it. When you buy shoes o
' Tlie Nebraska" we insure them to wear bette
than you ever had shoes wear for a like price we
nsure the stock to be perfect -the stitches not to
rp ! the hanger not to pull out the sole to wear wMi
Our policy says-"if your shoes do not prove ROO ,
we.mnkethemgpod _ even if we give you bach in
cash .aJUhat you paid for them in the first place. The
best shoes that ever were sold for like money are
our popular
< o
of which we open a full new line today. They arc
made of the verMmest. of selected Kangaroo and
American calf. They're made by skilled workmen.
They're gotten up In the shapeliest styles and
nobbiest lasts. They're
congress-lace-or blucher.
They're in any size any width any last. They're in
- - - - - Puri
tan or Broadway toe , plain or tipped. They're
Off
! i ii2lTyes bett ir than a"V shoe sold for five dollars
by any shoe store and they are sold to you
- >
Tan shoes ! Russetts ! Any kind you want arc hcic.
ll > tliocujmUofiiimtcMtrs to nil nut tin Ir collection If 5 mi.
tme. ni i.Id . , uiM nr tinniumirlian 01 lonln coins KM
tokeinilo not ilispoic ot tin in until } on luxi icncltlic i
Coin Collector's Herald , ±
I Through \\lilih xoii rni ditilu icliilik Inloiui itlon nt to }
' their Milut anil Iiu > v to cllspo * . ul tliun some lulnsIssuet\\ \
onhaliu } cnr an ( 8 ( II nt a l.r . c premium
lllfc'hcst prices rcccntlj 1'aiil for cortiln t.lcl . coins
l-ZCcnts , . M10 Ccuti , . $ JUO IJIIimes , . 20. . (
Dimes , . . . Ki CJuirters , 170 l.'liolhrs JW (
Dollars , . .170 Clolcl Dolhr < , 18 tlolil.'l > Dolrs , fl
llcilil' ] Dollars , . . f.l . Clolil'i Dolit , . . J'jiio '
l WORTH SI5OO. CloM 10 Doll irs , . . IX ) . Canadian C olns , . . . . ' 0
k It tcrtalnlj xxlll pi > > mi to keep po t l In this new and nrnlill ) Incriiulng business
' Sample copy , one Dimt ( none free ) f > tents per nnmun AcMri-ss
Coin Collector's Herald , - - - Boston , Mass
IIAVMOND ,
Tilt JKWUbi ; t.
FINE 11 ALL is incomplete without a IlaU
A
Clock Beautiful hall clocks in oak and
mahogany cases Those we have strike the hour
half hour quarter hour and Westminster
chimes.
RAYMOND.
FIFTKnVTII AND nOCdFAS , OMAIIt.
& SONS.
lf , ASOJ7v'7. .
DAVIESS CO.fa
WHISKER Headquarters for
Write us lor prices on Whiskies both in b > nd and tax paid
MI : LARKY TIII ; hviu.rsi SICK iv IN iiir'uisi.
tXACT SIZE COMMCIL TAUT
THE MERCANTILE CIGAR , BETTERTHAN EVERI
Miulo nf tlin llnost ( jimllU iif 1In\nnn Inlmrco I lint run In luinjrlit I qunl n nt n ri hm 11 Ilia
Li-htliuporttililBara. Miinuractuml \ ) . It. JUCl. MLKC AMIL1. C1U VIIIt. . UHSt Luula
j
Oinnhn Nob. j
1O1O Street , , .
j
Thoominont unaolniiit m uarvim cliroil prlvit n i iiiiiliirluarrcllmAS i \r > uiltrail
rcBlstorutl urvleiitem en I i i > nt I ciiomn il an ( in ' tsnjt < sti Mrjid 1 1 with the uroitit
nil mul 1 r u. if i > r in .li ! i ui N.i
Kutrjnlm . 1'ier . i . vl.ll . . . in i. tf . to I m IK.
iiprtiii ) iinul * it f > r lo i > i ! v\ \ il u r ni.u ir in
brrirr pun.ltini.u . Mcrtlm \ or I utr i n " ' ' ' ' l" "ill ) . - , > l/pifl n < 111 trk 1 1 . . II
iateconiu.uor.oii . . lor ( Jiio | .ar . oa i Inl .ryl.'W iirofurr.J i m < i i itl > n frua irrii i \ > t \ lonoj trlc ily
prlviit H.iu * i Mysmrlui ol l.lfu ssnl fruj Olli 10 li mrj 'u u tu i ( i u iiuii IJ a iu tJlJ in
mill Blnmpfor circular
PROTECT fiHD IMPROVE YOUR SIGHT ,
"Our Spectacles and Eyeglasses Are the Beat.
EYES TESThD FREE , SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
I J , P. PONDER , Mgr , OMAHA OPTICAL CO , , 222 S ,
SPECIAL
CARPETS ,
DRAPERIES
AND
Window Mannings
This is the time to buy \our
carpets.
SPRING IS 1ILRK and
with it comes
HOUSE-CLEANING TIME.
Buy Your Carpets
where you can get the best
value for your money
On our lourth floor we are
showing aii the
SPRING NOVELTIES IN
Moqu olios ,
Wiltons * ,
linoleums ,
Our drapery and cat pet de
partments beingon the same
floor , we match your carpet m
colors with
PORTIERES ,
DRAPERY SILKS ,
MADRAS ,
PLUSHES ,
SILKALINE. ETC.
Matting for office ( loon.
Shades for homes , stores
or buildings.
We make a specialty of carpeting -
peting churches.
We paj' strict attention to
clubs and lodges.
Having the best show-room
and largest stock both of
Carpets
AND
Drapery
in the west , we luxvc skilled
workmen to lay carpets and a
thorough draper to plan and
execute your draperies.
We want your trade and will
guarantee our prices the
lowest.
HOSIERY
DKPAETMKNr.
unu IE
Giand revolution of hosiery. ]
They arc on the movc > all the
time. Wo have on'y ' ono case
more of the lad'es' fast blacli
cotton hose with seamier feet
These stockings cannot
matched for less than 2oc.
CKir Price , 9c.
Boys' and girls' fast
black hose , si/es
from 6 to 7 , that
have been selling for
150 , for
Ladies' fast black stockings
that are worth 250 , s < Ihng at ]
this sale for 19c.
Remember every pair ol
stockings we have is unportec
direct by us.Ve sa\e th (
micelle man's profit and cat
give you hosiery at importers !
prices.
" -Z7/7
/G000S\ \
Dry Goods and Carpets.
Sixteenth and Farnam Street }