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HAYDEN BROS. MUSIC.
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A. WeEk cf rnrgalns In Sheet Musio Better
: Than Ever Ecr re.
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"LlTTLE QUEEN IRNL" ! ; " reR 40C
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Sheet liullc for " Cent-ChoIce of ifnI : : i
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Mytzi . . IIullo : for too I't\r COI'Y-
. A OOlld l'lnno , ns Low
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MAX MEYEU'S MUSIC.
When we bcuJht ; all of Max Meyer's musl-
aI I merchanltlso wo Included In the pur-
chase ovcr 2.600.000 copies or high grade and
copyright sheet mUilc. You know how we
have been selling It . what wonderful bar-
gains wove been giving ; you.
Deglnnlng tomorrow wo will slaughter this
. music as never before , selling all or Max
Moyer's claulc folios and opera scores at
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ball rrlce.
Over 10,000 pieces of Max Meyer'l Iheet
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muslo at 1c a copy. Better than we've
i bean Belling for II cent. Lots or copyright
musla at lc. . .
; All the balance or Max Meyer's sheet
f ; music will go this week as long as they
t last ) , 'al 10c per copy.
Leather music rolls . with handle . , Max
Meycr wholesaled them for $2.60 : our price
. 116c. ;
91e.Music rolls that Max Meyer wholesaled at
t _ $1.25 and that we've been selling for 60c gop
p this Week at 19c.
Music hohler:1 : that Max Meyer got as hIgh
S BS $3\10 \ and $ 1.00 for go this week nt 75c.
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LITTf QUEEN mENI
DOIUne nllli I'acltard's Queen Irene ,
J . , the latest and most popular song , only 40c
I this week.
All popular songs of the day at 3H per
cent , dls ount.
e ' National folios , Max Meyer's wholesale
c ' price was 60c. oUr 25c.
Music teachers and other professIonal
artists are gIven extra ! ' : discounts on nil musical -
I cal merchalllllse either from the Max Meyer
c stock or our own
L : Mall orders for musIc ot all kinds promptly
11l1ed.
; ABOUT PIANOS. .
While the gentlemen In charge or our music I
I elepartment are men of long experIence with ,
I every first class musical Instrument and arc
willing to assist Purchasers lu the selection
C of their pianos or other musical merchau-
, ? dise they do not presume to dictate your i
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- ' choice of any selection you think to make.
k Carrying' as wo 110' all the leading makes of
pianos and organs , there Is no danger of
: i making ; a poor selection. or course we
: recommend some higher than others , but
everybody has a chotce. The Chickering
the Knnbe , the SteInway , the Decker Dros. .
: as' to pianos allll the Story & Clark and
T Newman Uros. In organs are our leading
: makes , all . 01 which wo alone carry , and
. many others on which we make 11\ Ices lower
than you can get anywhere else on earth.
; Some or Max Meyer & Bros. ' pianos for
$ o.oo and up organs for $ ZO.OO and up. We
; * rdnt pianos and organs and tune and move
. them at lowest reasonable prIces.
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' Grand musical week.
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TnJ CltlSOEST ! : JlOTI ,
Eurc\(1\ SIrlllG'ftrk"n. . " : . , Opens Fcbrnnry
- no : , 1mw .
A beautiful stone fireproof structure with
. all modern Improvements. situated In the
heart of the Ozark 1110untalns. Mild and
bracing cllmato. Wild and beautiful scenery.
- Unrivalled medicinal waters. Through sleep-
, ers over the St. Louis & San Francisco rail-
way between St. Louis and Eureka ) Springs.
Write to tim manager for descriptive
. C pamphlet rates , etc.
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While hates Are Cheap Yki ant \ Fe.
' Tuesday , February 12th Is excursIon day.
. . IFor Information relative to rates and routes
to all points In' the south and southwest call
_ on or address E. L. Palmer 1 > . A. , Santa Fe
touter room I , First National bank bldg. ,
_ ' * Omaha. _ . _ . _ _
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Soul YII , Iho t \ \ 'ni , ish ltallro"I. ; '
. On February ; 5 and 12. March 5. April 2
and 30. For rates or further Information
_ _ _ _ _ _ % : and a copy of the Homeseeltcrs' Guide call
at the New Wabash office , 1415 Farnam
. street , or write G. N. CLAYTON
- N. W. P. Agent Omaba. Neb.
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J , TALKING ABOU.r - THE CASH. .
; County Offichls I'car-I' Ucllclt nt the End !
f lof the Yelr. .
It la claimed that during the last two
-I , - months of the decal year , namely , May arid
June , the county will \ have no money to run
the necessary machinery of the county gov-
v ernment. This will mEan n. deficit of nearly
$10,000 , although the county commissioners
-t do not like to Put It at so large n. figure.
Commissioner Stenb2rg , although be said the
c- amount would not be so large stated that he
I. did not think that there would be any money
- - In the general fund durIng the last two
months , of the fiscal year and perhaps for n
j longer ) perIod. He woUld not however estl-
- mate what the deficit weuld be.
& The running expen"ses of the county . are paid
7' out of the general fund . lit which 'there was
Sr remaIning . on the ( < rllt .of thIs month G.008.
! ' ' Th.e levy on the 1st of last l : July gave the
_ : cainty 222,31.88 ! ! Of .thIs , amount 15 per
I cent was reserved leaving as an available
. batane \ $188,905.95. Of this Ibalnl1ce there is '
: only $40.200 remaining . but there was left
over as balances from preceding yearu $50.402 ,
- I making ; the ( total amount available $90,008.
k , DurIng the month of January the expt'nsos
were between $19000 ; and $20.000. The
weather .In the early Ilart of the month was
d Comparatively ' mllll and there were consequently -
( - quently not so many calls for nsslstlnc : from
_ t destitute people as there otberwl0'3o ' would
, have been. During the portion of this month
. 1 now passed the wenther has been fI vere and
1.t every day new calls for asslslance are beIng
_ _ . i received , on many day the number bang ! liS
high us thirty or forty Although not much
r aid can be given to anyone Indlvdual. : tIll
' nggregateIa great drain on the rund. In
'J _ A _ . . . . _ _ . I" . . . . . , _ , , _ , _ . _ . uu. , . _ U _ n _ ( ! _ n
r IIUUllIun 10 11I11' , UI"HCL coun 18 now 111 seaT -
T 810n and the extra 1I\lense ; ; \ entailed Is con-
l sIderable. Commissioner Steuberg estimates
: : that the expenses for this month will be bo-
: tween" $2 , OOO and $30.000. wIth the probability
: that they will be nearer the latter figure than :
the former. It Is thouJht that the expenses
' for next mOllth will be all great as the
. - " C\ther during that month Is usually severe
t. and consquently limo number of the poor to
-r ; ' be I ) taken care of will not bl ctecreat'ed. . nUl'-
.
; InK that month , also dlstrct ! court will remain -
! main In 8esslon. During time following ; 1I10nths.
wh11 ! llflup ; bets in the applicants for anillt-
11 : IIJlce will fall ort and tile expense : ' for cuIng
! for thlI \ will be cut iJown. DIstrIct court
. - , _ ; will close about April and w1\l \ not reopen
until the latter part or May and durlug that
If Interval there will be but little court ex-
pensC' '
I- DurIng these two months the county will
I have to run entirely on creilt There Is
aOllle talk of transferrIng parts of time other
I funds Into the general tund. There are many
objections to this 11lan. While some of the
'I other fmmndg have considerable money remainIng -
! lug , there Is the chance that there ' will bo a
- . demand for Il and time cemmlssloners do not
- , aver the Illan of transferring it . They think
, that there will be no difficulty In running the
county on credit and say that this bas been
- - done before.
-1' The DO.GOS rpolten of as available Is nol
- ' act\lsl \ money In Ijle funt ! This Is the portion
, or the levy remaining on WhIch wll'rrants can
- . be drawn and not by any means the anUJunt
. m or rash that remslu8 In the fund CQmmls-
Iioners say that County Treasurer 'Ircoy's
leml.annu31 statement showed Ihat on Janu-
? . ri 1 there was only $9,395.81 actual money In
the fund. The ptatutea . however allow the
commissioners 10 draw on the full amount of
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, tIme levy minus time 16 per cent reserve.
- . 'f.l/J ! deficit they say will mAterIally cut
clown the amount available for next year
Whlft ! the commissioners have estimated that
- Il0o0o will re required for the general fund
' - theY state that there may be much less
- . "l\l1a1l10. The fund Is limited to 9 mills and
: , - last year ' this netted $223.312.88. ThIs Will a
considerable failIng off from the precedIng
year and Il It thought that next fear' levy
' , , wilt be still \ len , With this decrease In mind .
1 , rd subtracting the cleDclt It. II claImed ! tblll
. the county will not Stave more than ltO.OOO
lor plllning ; the county government next year
. s4a IVlilbJ1 . ) , 110\ \ that amOYR'- .
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Belling' Oook's Olothing o.t half of Oook's
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MEN'S FURNISHINGS LESS 1 ItN \ II \LF PRICE
Look Rt time I'rleu-Tho MoL Astounding
Bargains 1-ver OlTcreel-l vC'ry lJol-
lor' ! Worth lllIst Be Sold
Out ot Once.
Wo have made n wonderful sale of thIs
mammoth purchase of Cook's stock by sell-
lug It at halt price and ! less. We are selling
some of the most extraorlllnary bargains ever
presented to a well posted people
MEN'S SUITS.
M. H. Cook's $9.60 black clay worsted frock
or sack suits at $1,75.
M. H. Cook's $18.00 Prince Albert . suits at
$ .OO.
$25.00 PrInce Albert suits at $12.60.
All of M. II. Cook's suits at halt price.
All $5.00 suits at $2.60 ; all $7.60 suits at
$3.75 : ; all $10.00 suits at $5.00 ; all $12.50 suits
at $0.26 : all $16.00 suits at. $7.60 ; all \8.00
at $9.00.
All 1\1. 11. Cook's overcoats antI ulstel"s at
half and less to close them out quick ,
$5.00 overcoats and ulsters nt $2,60 ; $7.60
overcoats and ulsters at $3.75 ; $10.00 over-
coats IIn.1 . ulsters at $3.00 : ; ; $16.00 overcoats
antI ulsters at $7.60 : $20.00 overcoats and
ulsters at $10.0G.
[ lIo's' long ; pants suits , apes ; 12 to 19 years.
$3.50 suits at $1.76 ; $6.00 suIts nt $2.60 :
$7.50 suits at $3.76 ; $8.50 suits at $1.26.
lIoys' knees pants suits , ages 'I to 15.
All $2,60 suits $1.25 ; all $3.60 suits $1.75 ; I
all . $4.60 Bulb. $2.26 ; all $6.00 $ suits $2.60.
Men's fine trousers.
All $1.60 l11en's trousers 75c ; all $2.00
mcn's trousers , $ 1.00 ; all $3.00 men trousers . ,
$1.60 ; nil $5.00 men's trousers , $2.60.
COOK'S PURNISIIING GOODS.
600 dozen 3'ply linen collars all new and
late styles from time Cook stock . , worth 12c ,
our price 6c each. ,
j' ' 600 dozen linen' cOllars , Coon's . very best
brand \ , equal to E , & W. , wortb.20c our price
12lc. ! I' , -
100 dozen gents' calfskin lined gloves , worth
50c 76c and $1.00. go at 26c.
500 dozen gents' wool shirts and drawers ,
worth 76c and $1.00 , go al 25c each.
Cook's 25c ties go at 6c.
Wilson Uros. fine white shirts , worth $1.60 ,
go at 76c.
Sort hats , G3c and $1.13. just halt price.
Fedoras halt price Soc allll $1.25.
Derby's 87c and $1.00. only halt prIce.
Stetson's hats from Cook's stock nt $2.00 ,
$ Z.25 and $2.60 , just half prIce.
hAYDEN DROS. ,
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TilE lJIItlr.UT SV"l'IIElt UUVTI
\\1 \ nock Island , 8hortot Line and 1'iLsteJt !
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To all points III Kansas , Oklahoma , Indian
Territory , Texas and all points In southern
California. Only one night out to all points
In Texas The "Texas LImited" leaves Omaha
at 6:15 a. m. dally except Sunday. landing
passengers at all points In Texas 12 hours In
vance of all other lines. Through tourIst
cars vIa Ft. Worth and EI Paso to Los An-
geles. For full particulars maps folders
etc. , call at or address Rock Island ticket
oll1ce. IG02 Farnam St.
ClIAS. KENNEDY G. N. W. P. A.
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Jlom'secl'er ' Excursion
On February 12 the Missouri Pacific rail-
way will sell round trip tickets to points In
Kansas Texas Oklahoma and Indian TerrI-
tories Arkansas , etc. , at one fare plus $2
fer the round trip. Stop overs allowed. For
further information call-at depot , Fifteenth
and Webster , or city offices N. E. corner
Thirteenth and Farnam streets Omaha ,
Neb. TIIOMAS F. GODFREY ,
Passenger and Ticket Agent
J. O. PIlILLIPPI , A. G. F. and P. A.
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iINNOU.Cli5ENTS. .
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What wm ullloubtedly ! be of great Interest
to society and the drama will b& the a f , . .
' 'pearanc of SadIe Martinet and . Max Fgma'n I
and theIr specIally selected company on the
last tllrce evenIngs of th's week at Doydis '
theater , In "The PaS3port. " Miss 1\1artln _
'has' ' a large and enthusiastic following , and
wherever her name Is known there will be
no question as to her unbounded success. I
Since tile Ilay'she made her first great sucrets , ,
with DIon Douclcault she has been accepted : by
the best class oC theater goers as an BctreN I
with methods and IndivIduality of -her own.
UN' delicate : touches of sweetness and ten- ,
dernES and hcr youthful winsomeness appeal l
drectly : to a . theater ! ; oer's heart and secure
for her everlasting admirers. '
Time play , "The Passport , " In which Miss
Martinet : will be eeen , Is described as an
Irresstbly ! : funny comedy of mlxed.up situa-
tions and abundant cause for mirth In It
Miss : Martinet wll ! aS3Um. the role-of a. ca-
prclou : young widow whose forgetfulness 19
forever getting her Into scrapes or all sorts.
A private telegram from George flowles
manager of Eddie Fay and his big "orr the
Earth" compammy to Manager Haynes of the
Boyd statea that the cea-pany : opened a
wc lt's engagement at theo Metrcpolltan opera :
house In St. Paul Sunday night te the entire .
capacity of time theater and fully 600 persons
were tut/1P.d away. This fs the kind ofliusl - ,
ness "Ort the Earth" has been dotng almost
eVer'where , despite the hard time ! Eddl
Fay will he at the Boyd for four nights , corn-
menclng 'next' Sunday , and surface Indications
point > to n big business here.
On Wednesday Friday afternoons or
thIs sweek at 2:15 : p. m. , the junior class
of time IIIgh school will give a theatrical
performance for the benefit of the class.
The play will consist of a comedletta In one
act , entitled "Cousin Tom. " This play has
been given In London several times but has ,
not until recently been rendered In this
country , allll tht" clllzens of Olpaha wilt have
an ollllortunity of hearlnp ; It lot time first
time at the IIlghl ' 8l1hool. The characters
or the play will be reprl'sented by five of time
talented ' members of the class. Time public
are cordially I ! Invited to be present. Admission
10 cents
Tonight lit Association hmahl In the Young
M'n's C-lu'lstim association building , Max
0'111'11 will deliver . his hnmorous cOl\1lJ1ly lec-
Ito en"t cd "lIer Hoya ) Ilighnc'sornsn. . "
'I'ho , lecture Is new to Omaha people nJIII time
Indtcatlons are that It will draw n. good
hou8e.
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ctall11l1 II I I e Will 1'"lIcly A ccims..l . ,
PANA , III. , Feb 11.-Curtls hunter , who
married Maggie Dradshaw of FAirfield , Ill . In
this city last week , threatens to seclc legal
redress from Lltchfieht parties and others
who hall D puty Sheriff dmunds come here :
from Talorvllle : to arrest him lie was reported -
ported to bo a Free ethodlst preacher with
two or three wives ; als : a dead beat It In
said to be a , case of mistaken Identity Time
bigamist h l wanted In Vermont
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Tt'xal nuel IIoimbiy Emtai
SAN ANTONIO , Fob H.-Shorll lifter
IIlIICnlg\ll \ Maxlmo Alvlro and Manuel
Mnldoal1o , MexIcan laborers , met on the
street and quarreled over local politics. They
both began shooUng at each other and the
duel resulted In both being fatally wounded
NORSE DRY GOODS CO.
Eo.rgains in Oloab from Now on that You
Never Dreamed Of -
READ OUR ADV. ON PAGE FIVE
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Enormous Cut In the I'rlco of the JUch
IJroeatlo .Ilks-Frelhch N alty Silks \
-lyorWher , Timers Are " : Ie-
gnnt Alsrgatns for 1'00 i
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At our Ink counter tomorrow we shall
make n. special day's NIle of the
FINE mCII BROCADES ,
RENCII NOVELTY SILKS : ,
Imported for our drenmaklng department.
The styles are such that It they had never
been shOwn before they would bo pronounced
"elegant" and wo will offer them at about
26C ON TIlE DOLLAIt.
Colored MoIre Sll1ts-I.25 a yard Is considered -
ereel low , but we're going out or business and
ycu get them for 75c.
Colored Groa Grain Sillts-From the $1.00
and $1.25 grades ; we must get rd : oC timent so
we make you the price 76c. .
Dlacl Moire Silks-GenuIne $1.25 quality ;
we gIve you a treat Ir ' kese and make , them
SOc.
SOc.Ml our colored sur3h . . . . . . " . all our 27-lnch
ChIna silks , that we never sold lees . than 76c.
take all you want ! tomorrow nt 49c.
\ \ . 'SII GOODS.
Best outing flannel , 8.
French flannels , 30c.
French flannels , 47c.
Demet flannel , 3c.
All best prints 6c.
Dress gInghams , 6c.
Best dress ginghallls , 10c. , ' : . .
Cotton e'derdown ! , 10c.
All remnants wash goods , half price.
REYNIEIt GLOVES.
All time 8.'nch ' $2.60 gloves are $1.75.
Ladles' 4.bulton $2.00 gloves $ 1.43. .
Ladies' F3nchon $2.25 gloves , 8.luch length ,
$1.43.
$1.43.Ladles'
Ladles' Fanchon $1.75 gloves , .bullon ,
$1.26. 4
All the $1.60 aM ' $1.76 gloves for 50c. '
THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO.
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Ilonmoseekors' Excursion .
On February 12 , 1896 , the Union PacIfic
will sell tickets from Nebraska and Kansas
points to nil points In Kansas , Nebraska ,
Wyoming Colorado Utah and Idaho , at rate
of one fare for time round trip plus $2.00.
Tickets good for twenty days. Stopovers al-
lowed.
See your nearest Union , Pacific agent
, _ E DICKINSON. Gen'l Manager.
E. L. LOMAX , G. P. & Tltt. Agt .
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Low Uates to Southern IUIII ' Vcitern l'olnts .
Via the Burlington route Tuesday , February
12. TIckets and full Information at 1324
F'arnani street. '
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IN THE COURTS.
Matters Which Are Bringing Parties To-
Jc\ller \ IIcrorl > the , JIiges
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ueorge i-i. rmnce wno IS De III g suea oy
Mary A. Place for II divorce has asked for a
modification of the order , of thl court which
placed the children Howard D. and Della
Y. Place , In the custody of the wlte. The
hearIng was set for January 12. but Elace'
claIms that he was in I the custody of ' the '
Board of Insanity at that time , and was
cons quenlly unable ' to be present. A stlpu-
lallon was attacheda.to the order which al.
lowed George to see his children on Sunday ,
Tuesday and FrIday of Cach week , from 2 , to
5 p. m. . at time residence of Charles E. Dake
at Seventcenth anu Leavenworth 'strelts. !
George alleges that hIs stipulation Is being
vIolated. Ho says that for n. time lie was
allowed to see the children , but that on
January 29 Dalte refused to allow him to
do . , .50. and ordered him . off the premIses ,
promisIng hUn that If .he called . .aal ! ! } he
would " < ! mash his face. " At axothem " tine .
George avers thltt when , he warnedJthe chll-
dre not' to drlnk'beer or hiqimot' lme'was tohd'
by Dalte to shut up ns It was none of his
buslneSo' ' George lurtbermore claIms that
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Mary Is In no wise fit to care for the chll
dr n. He thinks that ho would be a much
better person to hav them In custody , and
promises to allow Mary to see' them when'
ever she wishes If the court gives them to
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him. '
Pritchard Moore & Crutt are suing Lewis I
Spelts for $ : iDO. the amount of a draft which
s claimed was not paid by the defendant.
I Ann E. Campbell Is seeking fo restrain
County Treasurer Irey from levyIng . " on the
Coliseum buildIng for taxes amounting ' . to
$750.51.
Charles W. Slatterly Is suing tile CudallY
Packing ; company Ccr $105. which he claims
Is due him for filling up a portion of the
company's preperty In South Omaha In 1892.
In the county court the Cudahy PackIng
company has begun suit against George I
, Schmitz and Anton Formanek for $390.13. time '
value of goods which the cempany claims tu ,
bavo delivered.
The gulL brought by John F. Coed against
Ellen 'r. Derry Is on tril before Judge Fer-
guson. Coad claims that he' leased the Del.
monlco hotel In South Omaha. at a rental of
' $ Z50 per month , while Mrs. Derry claims' that
the rental agreed upon was $100 a month.
Coad Is suing for the difference between Ms
claim and MrS. Derry's. ,
A number..of amdavitshuve been med In-the
suIt , brought by Ascher & Co. , of Chicago
against Josephine III. Getty to show that In
lorder , to get out of paying the amount ! ! Jlle
tile plaintiff Mrs. Getty mortgaged her stock
to her brother-In-Jaw , Mitchell. After time
mortgage ; had been ' foreclosed It Is alleged
that lIIra. Getty ran the store as If It had
been her own. The plaintiffs claim that Mrs.
Getty made time ' deal to defraud them In tile
county court Judge Baxter rendered n. decision -
clslon In their favor IJsvlral ! weeks age
Mary A. Dankhart has filed n. supplemental
petition I" .whlch ah I asks the court to restraIn -
strain the city officials from collecting a
special tmix amounting to $ $1,933. , which has
been levied on her property for curbing athl
paving Thlrtlelh street t. from Ames avenue to
Fort street , and also from collecting a tax 'of
$37.75 whIch has been levied for putting In
water _ connectl ns. , She . ; I\YII \ that tIme t valua (
or nor property IS not greater tIIan tile
amount of the taxes and It the collections
were made It would practically work n. con-
fication She claims that she appeared beforetime
the board of equalization with her objections ,
but with no success.
l'hlhlr" Set Two ThouaammI
The jury In the case of William lIaman
against the Union Life Insurance company
brougt in a judgment for the plaintiff In the
suit of $2,000 and Interest from August 8.
1893. This Is the amount or n. policy Issued
by the company on the life of the father of
two children of whom Haman Is the guardian
The company refused to pay the pOlicy on- tits
ground that the ( Ieceased had flllled to pay aa
lessml'nt.
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I'leosilut to TI\ke
The Northwestern line east' : ' Vestibuled
ChIcago train that glides east from the union
depot every afternoon at " 6:45 : and Into
Chicago at 8:46 : next morn"tng wIth .Jupper .
and la carte breakfast Every ttart , .of thi !
train Is RIGHT.
Our eastern traIns aVll:05 : a. m. and 4
p. m. dally-goOO , too.
City ticket office , 1401 Farnam street
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cn.'YING JI'U& ' FUND3.
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DORrcl 01 Ilt\Uh' WII ' Amldre.s the City
Conncll.'fblt LUt.
There was n speclallntccllng of the Donrd
of Health yesterdaT.-'afecrnoon : for the pur-
pose of discussing " 'lIflll and men rm of confinIng -
finIng the expendlturh' ' of the board within
the limit presCribedty : $ ' thIs year's levy of
tine-halt of a mill. Time only action taken
wall to vote to ask ' tint council to allow the
bills for the removAl laC dead ) animAls to be
paid out of the general ofUllll , thus reInforcing
the resources of thl ) > bdl\rll.
health Commissioner SAVllIo submlllell a
statement In whlcltt Informed the board
whaL It would havtta come to It It was
compelled to go through the year on time
rUlllls that are no" " In sIght. The total
amount available from the levy woulll bo
$8,844.61. The Jonu'U'y bills/ . together with
the dead animals bill for lJecember whIch
III still unpaid , would IImount to $1,230 , thus
lertvln ! 'Only $7,6H.6L to carry the board
through the remainIng eleven 1I10nths of time
year or this' It Was estlmatel\ that $1,800
would be required to pay for the removal
of dead animals , and the I remalllller would
barely suffice to pay the salaries of the com-
missioner time Inspdctor of contagious IlS- !
cases , and tim inspeators of moat RlIII milk4 .
The sanitary force would have to bo IUS-
pensel wIth entirely. Jt time council couh
bo induced to pay for time removal of dead
animals out of time gcneral fund the commissioner -
sioner thougllt that they might bo able to
keep three sanitary Inspectors.
Councilman Gordon said that bo 111t1 not
favor retrenching In the health Ilepartment.
There was just aa much sickness' In lmartl
times AS at any other timime and It woulll
be poor economy to hold back money that
might sliv the city from n serious ephlemlc.
Councilman Thomas thought that the council
would be disposed to helJl the board out Incase
casts of an emergency , and alter some fur'
timer discussion It was voted to address the
council asking that time health fund be relieved -
lieved from the dead animals bl11.
The bill of A. A. Haymonll for R balance
of $25G,60 for lumber furnlshell for the construction -
struction of the Poppleton avenue duml , was ,
referred to time city council and time city
attorney. ' , No netlon was taken In regard to
the dIctIon of Inspectors , ns It was thought
best to wnll until the council bad been
heard from on the ddad animal proposlllon.
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COnllnOI1 Sense
Should bo used In attempting to cure that
very disagreeable disease catarrh. As
catarrh originates In Impurities In the blood.
, local applications can do no , permanent good
The common sense' 'method" or treatment Is
to purify the blood and for , this purpose
there Is no preparation superior to 1I00d's
'tarsaparllla.
Heedls Pills cure constlpatlou by restorInG
perlstaltlo action to the alimentary canal.
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lIetter Every Tif'ar.
Time was vhen the "glorlous climate of
Calltornla" did not attract : tourists. Dut.year
after year the time of travel sets In stronger
and stronger every fall and wInter toward
this favored region. There Is no climate like
It on this continent for a wInter resort and
the usual fine servIce on the Union PacIfic
system has this season been brought to a
degree of perfection which leaves nothing tl'
be desired. .
Harry P. Deueh _ City , TIcket Agent ,
- 1302 Farnam street.
TOO F LY POR THE 1'OLIOE
I1nrglar Who Robs . Rt VILi \ and Evades the
Offieers of the 'ta" , .
During the past two weeks the police hare
been searchIng for a mysterious burglar who
Is rapIdly growIng rich on the money and
valuables that ho Is stealing from the people
Of this city ThIs man seems to bo n very
mysterIous person and ho bas been seen while
committing burglaries In this city and Coun.
cll Dluffs. In one night five burglaries were
placed to his credit In Omaha. Tile next night
ho served the people or Council Bluffs the
same trick. Sunday ! night he turned up again
In thIs city and robbed the house of M. M.
Robertson at 2024 St. . Mary's avenue. lie
broke Into Robertson's house between 12 and
1 'o'clock and was going through time pockets
of one of limo fnmlly when a young lady
rooming there saw the man strIke a match
and look about the hallway As soon as he
went Into time room to commit the robbery
time girl ran Into Mrs. Hobertson's room and
screamed The burglar grabbed a pair tt
pants , taking a pocketbook contaIning several
dolll\rs. and some valuable papers , ran down
time hall and made his escape \ through the
front door , which ho had left open. An Invos.
tlgatlon showed that the front window had
been pried open with a. "jimmy , " and then
the thief had unlocke.1 the rr nt door from
the Insltle allll left It open In order to make a
hasty exit This Is time same manner In wMch
all ot the other robberies have been committed -
mitted , and the jobs are evidently the work
of one man. lie Is described as being a
slender fellow of about mo:1lum : height
dresses In a long black ulster overcoat and
wearIng a dark skull cap In true burRlal
fashln. The neatness and dspatch ! of his
work has comllletely mystified the police and
they are of the opinIon that some expert
crook Is In the city , who keeps out of sight
during the day and then commlls the rob.
bones In time night. They are also of the be.
lief that the man has visited the houses that
he has robbed In the guise tt an agent 01'
peddler In order to get the "lay of time
land. "
The whole detective force Is on the trail of
the man and hope that It they cannot catch
him to be able to run him out of the city
Time thIef dlserlmluates as to what lIe steals ,
and only takes diamonds and money. lie ha3
stelen several hundreds of dollars' worth of
property during the past two weeks.
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Save money by using Dr. Price's Baking
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Powder. It's most economIcal because It.s
absolutely pu're ; .
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\VIII onrer ; unit Then Itcl1Ort.
It Is likely that the special committee that
was recently appointed by the cthmncli to
have Ii conference with the Union Pacific
and Burlington olnclals In regard to time
completion of the union depot will report
within another week The committee has
delayed action on account of the absence
of S. n. . H. Clark as It was taken for
grantel1 that nothing could bo undertaken
without his co-operation. Mr. Clark Is ex-
.pected home today , and the committee
will walt on him as soon as may be practicable -
ble Mr. llechel as chairman of the corn-
mlttee on vIaducts and railways Is chair-
man of the special committee and the other
members are Jaynes , Saunders , Hment : and
Mercer
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s , , I . . / "I , , ; . , debilitate < ! -why their cheeks ,
. \ lips and tongues are almost
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\ " " ' ] colQrless. The reasn.is to
It. . reasn. easy
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j r 01) 1 ) ' - - . , normal condition , and is defi- ' J\ -
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A/ . - . . ; ' " 'ifselfb ; . : ' the result of disease , .
/ If. - : ' - \ It may be produced by dyspep-
, ' ) . . I f J ' , sia , malaria , or 11emorrhag :
" jk , ' but the most common cause IS
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wi insufficient { tllltritioll : : What is I
I \ . \Vanted is a nutrient which ) \vill \ , increase the vital force and put "
the , blood in a normal ! cOndtiOl3. ,
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ThAD-MAIiK
" does this as DO other remedy can6 It supplies the nourishment , .
, to build up the tissue , and increase the red corpuscles of the blood \r
, . It thus gives strength and color. It'does this because it contains
c , Ozone and Guaiacol. These destroy the germs of disease and
, -make appetite. The Cod Liver Oil supplies the food that puts ,
Y on . the flesh and makes strengih. This means health ; and health
c means happinesS , conte 1tment and wealth OZOMULSION is I
The Remedy Colds , Coughs , Consumption and
. . - all Pulmonary Troubles ; Scrofula
' 9 Physicians _ FOR { < General Debility , Loss of Flesh
, . Prescribe ( .An mla and nil Wasting Diseases. "
c Handsome illustrated Pamphlet Free. T. A. SLOCUM CO. , 1113 Pearl St. , Ifew York. Y
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BAD COMPLEXIONS \ .
l'lmpled. blackhead. , red , rough and oily .kln
. awl haDd. , dry , thin , oDd lalllnlJ RAN ISCAN
. ' hall' . oad SIlDplo bab'y blemishes
arc preveDled Iud ! curc4 by CUT .
comma SoAp , moat effective . Ikln.
l'ur1r'lniC and beoutlt.lnlt soap In
time world , as wollo . purest und PUPIII ,
sweetest or toilet and nursery DROPS "
11031" t old throughout the world Vegetable
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Teeth Without t PI lates t Prepared from the origInal to mania prtJ
ee I DU a es rervedlu the Archiverof 5 , o ioly . \ .
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ag aQ authentic history dating bnoJ(600yeaoa
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_ DENTIST. . A POSITIVE CURE
I . Pax Ion Ullt. '
Bits.4'
I lUSts and I ! armmaxn . Sta I" " " , JJ Stomach , Kidney and Bowel
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Full Set Tcotb . . ' . Fllllnls . . . . " .OJ ' .
Beat Tooth. , . . . . . 5.O31iSIlver ! Gold l"lIl1ng 2.0J . tHRONIC CONSTIPATION .
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.t'hln Plato" . . . . . . lOAOILIUOLl . ( Jrown9,2 . . II.OJ
l' lnlcss Extrac'u 60d , , Urldge teeth. tooth 11,00 Price 50 CC'1ts. Sold by all druglist !
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T2eth Out In IIIbrnl"1g , ' ' . '
I'h Fraicisan R'
L e ra ClSI an Remedy Co. ,
New Teeth same day
tn ' LVRE ST. , m1D.iOo < < ILL
IIEW FACES AII.AUOtITCUANGlhG the HeMU",1 and 310mev. . fur Circular .md . m Qstratec1 lendar
log Dloml&bes.ln tOO wbO : for atmam ; . 0 ,
Julio 11 . Woodhury. SE V . 424 HtN . . . . . , For sale by Kuhn & Co . 15tb & Dauglas
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InV8uWr ot Wooc1burJ.'JI Isciisi BoIlD. 's ! ; /
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WML'Ii' JT.TII ER murrlcd ladY'8 frtn4 If irregular from any cause , It Is lJare
and rcllabu never falls , lruaralltee with every bottle sure to a day 'l'hl8 IIIcdlclno Is tar superIor 1\1
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pills a8 every bottle IS60&1011 and never loses Its streugtim . Soht by all loadtmi t1ruggi'mts. ' PrIce. 15:1,00 :
per bottle If yomtr druggist doclI not have IllIcnd $ Z.UlI and wo will forward you 110 bottle by express
OAMOLE JUNIPER 00 ,
Western OJIleo. Omaha Nebraska ,
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THE IERCAKflLE IS THE FAVORITE TEN CENT CIGRI
For sale by aU First Class Donlor. Manufloturod by the
F. N. NICE MEICANTILE CICAR CO. ,
Factory No. 301. St. LoulsM , (
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I . & Most nny features wi do i thc com-
I' l , ; l' plcxion is clear , the e'c bright nnd
\ _ _ _ , _ _ _ _ 4r thc lips rosy. Hearty , healhy whole-
. - , . - : : - - - - . . - - somcncs is bitter than mere beauty
.5 \.N I , , , . I J of fcatures. A face full of the glow
'J , of good hcalh-ful of the kindlhics
nnt good humor thnt hcalh brings
is bouud to be an ntrct 'e fncea
face that , wi make friends 'he face tells the story of the wholc body.
The face can't lie much about the condition of the body. c Murder \\i
outand will c female weaklless " and
out - so wi wcakncs" nervousness and other dis-
.rdcrs pecular to woillehl
I there is n drain on thc systcm and strength , the record of it will
show in the face I there is nerve nagging c bcaringdownpains. .
dragging and pulling at the most sensitive organs in n woman's body ,
the face wi show it. Abused nerves draw hues of care and worry ' 01
thc face. Nervous prostration writes its waring on the face long before
it comcs. Slecplcsncsl ncrousncs and debilitating drains make more
- wrinkles than nge.
Nine-tenths of the sickness of womcn COllIeS from some dcrngcmcnt
of organs distinctly fcminine. Ninc-tcnths of this sicknc can be curd
and avoided by. the us of Dr. Pierce's Fnvorite Prescription. There is
nothing miraculoUs about the c Favorite Prescription / -notiling super-
naturaL I is the result of rational thought and study applied to medi-
cille . I has been prescribed by Dr Pierce for over 30 years. I has :
made thousands of womcn healthy and happy , and has brought joy to
thousatds of 110111525 I makes healthy children possible and taken
properly during pregnancy , it robs chidbirth of its terrors by prcparng
the systcm for delivery thereby shortcning labor , lessening pail and
nbbrcyiatng thc period' of confinement . Iii I female weakness " i acts
directly and strongly in healing and strcngthcning thc parts that are
most severely tried I clears out impurites and promotes rcgularity
at all tiiilcs.
al tmc. World's Dispensary Medical AssociatIon , Proprietors.
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o Ten cents . wIth thIs Coupon ent to World's Dispensary Medical Association . - llfalo , N. y. :
will hrlng.n large book , of mSS pages , fun of Informatoll pnd particulars , or . beter stilt . thee
o complete rcople' % Medical Adviser ( over 1.0 pages nod 30 Illustrations ) Its paper cover , , Ill
U be 1cd Free on receipt of 2S cents I staimips to pay for packing nud postage ouly.
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"TIIC 1111rsl bIrd .ceks R 1f.1 of Its omen . "
Young Man Take a 1-Ihit.
Don' ho afraid to start in at the bottom Don't
think you must have everything ' .sJit and spL"whon
. I ' you mm'I'Y and sotto down. 'Vo can give you I
, : I snug little Housekeeping Outfit fot' very small amoun
- , 'i : ? -nnd then wo don't ' wnnt thc money olthor. You can
' : pay fom' it gradually. Withom. little homo , partly f1e
and road . to succcs little wife wol willed , " you are on the hlgn
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A Secret ! '
Between Mrs. A and Mrs. B.
. Mrs. A.Oh , , whut a lovely home you have I am 10aly surprised
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to ace you are so beautifully lUI'nlshcd. ' ' i
Mr/ . B.- Y cs , wo have I very nice . home , and arc over so happy , now
that wo arc houmkeoping nnd'so comfortably situated .
Mrs. A.-How could you afford to furnish 50 luxuriously when your
husband makes on1y about hal ns much sa1 i'.v'ns'my husbmd. : I can't
afford It. . .
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Mrs. B.-l know my'husband makes very lto.salnry , but wo lave .
learned a secret. " .
Ml.8. A.-What A Secret . ? _ Pray , tel i. to mo , as lam anxious to
learn anything to bettor our sut'roummdlnga and furnish what wo need to
complete OUI' homc. _
MI's. B-The Sccret Is this : 'Vo hal our entire house Curnlsh1d on
thc Now Partal Payment plan by TiE EOPJh'S Furniture & Carpe $
Co. The .greatost House F'tu'nlshers In the wost. Wo paId them $10.00
down und from $1.00 to $2.50 pOI' week , 18 wo can aITol'd. They do not
charge any Interest , and the pl'lcos are 10wol' than we cnn buy elso-
whero. This is our Secret and the way wo accomplish what otherwise
would have becn an imposiblhty. Go and see for yout'sol 104 bo con-
vinced-
Iememnbos' , wo give ; you the nEST of every thing-
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Best in value. Best in service. Best . in terms . . 4
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Also remember lint ( /oods wore never so CHEAP ns NOW and that '
hey cannot possibly bo Ch03pOl. .
OUR TERMS CASH , Or
Doled down are as fo\owl , and It Is alt 810 worth of goods , 81 per svoek ; 1'
the annie t us which plan you adopt , Ur 8. nor month
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only one thing be sure of , our gamma 825 worth of gooel , 81.GO per weemc
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mire sil \lrr.'e ' , both ItS to oUILlty SIr 86.00 u month
and value. Our salo-len arc courteous. 8:0 , worth of good , 82 per 'Toekl
our shlpUcnts are prompt , und your Or SK 00 n mouth I1j
'InerOIIIO 011' IS Ilorolllly uipproomated. 8'5 worlh of goodA. MtO.IO Ior woek.
I thor you pay : cash or accept our easy , . ' , Or Sll per mmrnimtmi
paYlen plan : . ' 8100 worm ot 1001'r 83 per week
- ( Sr $12 : :
: S12Z.wortli or goods , $3.50 per week
FIRST-nUh Cash . SECOI.O-Witli Qr 81411er in'imtli
" , SlaOwortisogood.l ior " 'elt ;
part Clih and 10 much per month . - gool. 811 per .out I
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8200 worth or gooc , sniper w"'eJ '
TiIIftD-Withs . Jnrt . casb and 10 - Or 8:0 : IJOr'mouth
8250 worth of IOOUI , 80 per w.oll ;
much per ' vcak. Or $215 per month .
Send 10. for Our lUnmmoth Ilustrated Catnluguc.
O/n5ii Saturday EVClJ1ZgS Until ro O'cIok.
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o depends on little things. A Ripans ' Q
g Tabule is a little thing , . but taking g
o one occasionally gives good diges.- j
o tion , and that means good blood , -
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and that means good brain and j
F [ E brawn , and that means success J ,
Do flipan. Tabulu SoIl by druggist. . or b mal
D If ln. rice ( ( cenll I box ) I. lent t in. m-
o 11M demical Company , No. 10 Spruce St. . N. Y.
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