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THE OMATIA DAILY BJflEt SUNDAY , DECEMBER 5. 18)7. ! )
SURPRISE FOR THE STATE
Hvidcnco In Bight that May Upset an Elaborate -
orate Theory.
'PRATT'S TESTIMONY IN KASTNER CASE
Afllilnvit KIlPil AlmiK * H" n. Motion
for n Ciintlnuiinee TiiUe * llnltl-
llreiilli Story Thnt
IK .Slnrlllim.
County Attorney 'Bal'JrlEO was given
something of a surprise yesterday when Attorney -
ney Hltchlc filed a motion In the otnco of the
clerk of the district court , niklng that the
rate of the State against the Kastners , father
end two aoca , ho continued until the next
term. It was not so much the motion that
surprlneil him s the nflltUvIt ot Colonel E.
D , I'ratt that accompanied 1L The history of
the Kite Is well known , It being the one
wheicln > he dcfenilaiits nro charged with kill
Ing Olllccr I > an Tledeinan and wounding Of
flew alovcr , the nffray having occurred at
Thirtieth nn'Ji Spauldlng streets during the
corly morning of Junu 9 , 'last.
AH along It has hetn known that tlltchlo
Intended to ask for a continuance , as he had
Bald that I'ratt was his most Important wit
ness and 'that ho could not he In attendance
on account of being confined to his bed by a
broken leg.
The allldavlt sworn to by I'ratt and on
which the application for a continuance Is
based contains the allegation that just
before )2 o'clock on the night of June 8
nlllant inSaixl nolsra about the saloon ( sllu-
a'ted ' about 100 feet from his house ; that a
couple of hours later ho heard a wagon
drlvu up , and almost Instantly thereafter hu
heard shots fired. The nlllant says that
after hearing the reports of the guns ho
jumped out of bed , hastily dri-sscd and
went out Into his yard and proceeded to the
saloon. Ho siys that the night wad very
( lark and that he could not distinguish ob
jects 'ten ' feet a way. As ho pursued his
course toward the saloon he heard groans
and upon luocecdlng to the place from
which they came ho found Olllcer Glover
lying upon the ground , blood running from
the wounds In his face. Stooping over the
otllccr , I'ratt says that ho asked : "What has
happened ? " Whereupon Olllccr Glover said :
"I am shot. I don't know who did It , but
I KIKES It was a burglar. I could not sec
him. "
Pratt SBJB that Glover did not say that ho
saw I4io men who flrcd the liots , nor did
ho say that lie recognized the parties who
were In the siloon. The ninant says that
after the ollicors had been removed , he went
Into the Li-Icon and found a lunch that was
partly eaten , empty bottles and cigar stubs ,
indicating to his mind that the parties who
had robbed the tulooti had been thcru for
aoino time.
D. D. Arnold , the doctor wfto Is tit nttcnd-
nnco upon Pratt , says in an nllldavit that his
patient will not bo able to leave the house
for bevcral weeks nnd that It would injure
his health ilo appear In court prior to next
February.
Arguments for a continuance of the case
against the Kaslners will be heard by Judge
Baker next Monday. County Attorney Bald-
rlgo will Insist upon a trial at this term of
court and will ask that the deposition of
Pratt bo taken and used at the trl'il. ' Ho
contends Uiat If the rase goes over until next
term many of thu witnesses will have loft
the county and that It will be Impossible
, to give fie defendants a fair and Impartial
trial.
IIAIUMKS IIISCIIN WOIIIC AC.A1X.
\Voinrii They 1'lek Up.
The female thieves broke forth afresh Frldav
night. In ono Instance the money lost was
'rccovcrc'd ' , In the second the oHlcers nre still
looking for the thieves.
II. S. Grant , a cattle man from w&'tern
Nebraska , arrived In South Omaha Friday
and sold his stock for about $400. Ho sent
$350 to his mother and then started In to
have some fun with the rest. He rescued
a charming young woman from a snow drift
at Thirteenth and Farnam streets. Tht
young woman gave the name of Mlbs Mabel
Clarke. She wae rather nice looking , so
Grant Invited her to am ojster supper with
the proper trimmings. Then they went to
the thostcr and afterward , as If to return
the compliment , MI.ss Clarke took Grunt to
her homo M the hotel at Thirteenth and
Capitol avenue , where she said she wlbhed
to Introduce htm to a number of veiy dear
friends. On going to the hotel Grant failed
to incut the now friends , but Instead Miss
Clarke threw her ainw around Grant's neck
and went through lite pockets and extracted
$10. discovered his lota and , summon
ing the proprietor of the place , the two
forced the women to disgorge. She was ar-
rcoted and will be prosecuted for larcen >
from the person.
About S o'clock John Kelly , accompanied
ty Thomas Hums , lately arrived In the
city from Grand flaplds , Mich. , wont In o
the saloon kept by "Shorty" Groves at the
corner of Thirteenth and IoUge streets.
While there they met a Woman who gave
the nr.mo of Maud Cory. She aL on Kelly'c
lap for ' a lew minutes , and while so engaged
went' through his pockets , finding $1S.7G ,
which flho took. Kelly -discovered his Iocs
and asked the nld of the saloon keeper In
getting It 'back. Inbtcad of assisting him
thp proprietor of the place engaged Kelly
in conversation until the woman had time
to jiiako her escape. Kelly reported the case
to the police and Lew Unger , Florence Ster
ling and George- Compton were arrested yes
terday morning < it their rooms and chargcvl
with having aided In the tlicft. The Cory
woman Is otlll ut liberty , while Kelly uml
Hums are locked up at the station as com
plaining witnesses.
H UK KriS' i\CliltSIO.VS ,
Vlit 'Hook iNltiml Itoiile.
December 7 and 21. For full Information
call at city tlcuet ollkc , ia'J3 Fninam street
or write 0. A. Huthwiord , Omaha.
Hcartfnlt thanks arc hereby extended to
Mrs. A. M.Mlcox and other friends for
their klm'nraB and sympathy during the l < )
iirsa and death of our little daughter ivo-
lyn , Mil. AND MllS. JOHN MSV
Dentil of A ; W.
The funcnjl of A. \ \ ' . Ilrlggs of Ilanawa
Falls , N. Y. , father of n. W. IlrlRgs ot
On.a'ia ' , was held from his residence , No
vembsi- Slid at 2 o'clock p. in. Hov Dr
Fisher ot Canton , N , Y. . preached a sermon
from 1st Corinthians , 15-19. The mil bear
ers wcro G. L. Hitchcock , Myron Howard ,
J. D. Squ'lro and SllaJ Nolcs , Mr. Ilrlggs
was Intcroii In itho Ulversldo cemetery. The
relatives from Canton were William Dunn
end wife , Charles Illch , and Charlra Caldwell
nd families , General Merrltt and wife of
I'otcdam , and scores of friends from adjoin
ing towns attended the funeral , Mr. DHgga
\vnu S3 years old and has lived In Hanawa
Falls uuvcnty-four years. Ho had not an
enemy In the world , and was u friend to the
jicor and alwayu had a kind word for every
on ; . Mr. Orlggi was u great scholar and
was well polled In UUtory and all itoptcs of
Jh > day. Ho had a very largo and valuable
nbfary , and was Interested In our schools
nnd In all the educational movements of the
day. Ho was a. n.in among men. The
liumblcst citizen r til 1 approach and call him
Ills friend. Thus It Is that tils death Is a
Vmoivvl bereavement that itouchea the
jicartfc and utlts t'.io ' emotions at this com-
nlunlty aa td-.it of fuw men could.
The Swedish Methodist Kplscopal church
will hold a festival and bazaar beginning
Tuesday ovonlng and continuing throughout
the peek. All kinds' of articles inado by
cho ladles' societies or kindly contribute !
by friends will to on Me. Lunch and n > -
freihmcDts will bo served every afternoon
nd evening , A eliort program will bo ren
dered each availing. Thu bayuar will be
opened Tuesday at S o'clock , when Mayor
Jd cores \\lll make an address. The place la
1513 Dodge otrcet ,
A lunch will ho served by the ladlee ot
the Flrat Congregational church ID tbo
Caldwell block , 1511 Douglas street , Frl-
y and Saturday next. An oyster tupper
111 bo served Saturday evening , at which
Irnn useful Christinas articled will bo sold ,
TO .MUIIDKH HIS 1 > AUI\TS.
Alfrcrt Itotvc In ArrrxtPit Uiioii n
Hrrloun ClinrKV.
IjQWKUi , MMS. , Dec. 4. Alfred Howe ,
son of Ivdwln A. Howe , a letter carrier , was
arrested yesterday charged with m'ttrdcrous
atsault on his father and mother. The ar
rest mas the result of an Investigation by the
police , which developed the fact that on
Wednesday night Mr * Howe had been awak
ened by some nolso and found several gas
burners wide open. He could not understand -
stand It , AS thcv were turned off by the
family Later a quantity of silverware v-os
missing , HDd It was thought burglars had
taken It. It waa found hidden under a wood-
pllo In tlio cellar. Then young Howe was
arrested. The police cay they tiavc learned
that Howe , who U 21 years ot age , has been
thinking of marrying for some time , but has
been unable to carry out ihls wishes through
lack of money. They refer to the fact that
Mr. and Mrs. Hone both carry life Insurance
as having an Important bcirlnK on the ease.
Peck & Snyder. ekates , ? Go to $3.0d.
Townsend Wheel k Gun Co. , 116 S. ICtli.
Honest goods , lowest prices my aim for
years. Hiibernwn , Jeweler , 13ti ( & Douglas.
V. P. Chlodo , ladles' and gents' tailor , 1G12
Capitol avenue- . Our garments nt.
Hamilton Warren , M. I ) . , eclectic and , mag-
netlb physician ; special attention to diseases
of women and children and all obscure and
long-standing disease * . Rooms 503-4 Shcelcy
block , corner 16th and Harnoy.
Make no engagements for Thursday even
ing , December 9. Lady minstrels that night
at lloyd's. ' Homo talent , Omaha'e best pee
ple. Benefit Children's orphanage.
t'liloii I'tleillu.
"Tho Overland Limited. "
Tl.o most SUI'RHtJLY EQUIPPED
train west ot the Missouri river.
Twelve hours quicker than any other train
to the Pacific coast.
Cull at Ticket Onicu/1302 Farnam St.
11. Haas , the florist , tias a Jargo number
of cliyrcacthcinunis for sale In 7 , 8 and 9-
li'.ch ' pota. In bloom and buds. 1S13 Vlnton
st. Tel. 77fi.
The Western Ncwcqiaper Union have placed
two tjpcsettlng machines in their Omaha of-
Ilce.
The greatest and best entertainment of the
year. Omaha's fair ladles as minstrels , col
ored In thu highest art , with many new nnd
original specialties , at Hoyd's Thuisdny evenIng -
Ing , December ! ) . Regular prices. Proceeds
for benefit of Children's > crpliar.age.
lleyn'H Kri-i- > < > incnlr CniitiniK'N.
At the request of our largo yatronagc
have decided to continue up ' to Dec. 15 tc
filvo tree with each dozen cabinets and larger
iihotos a dainty gilt bow knot frame. Our
beautiful enlarged water colors , sepan : int !
crayons make an exquisite Xmas gift. In
fact , all our enlarging Is carefully and beau
tifully executed. Urlng la your old photos
now to be enlarged.
HEYN , Photographer. 313-15-17 So. 15th St.
There Is an exhibition at the Smith- Pre
mier Typewriter office , a t > pc writer that Is
something of a curiosity , being a duplicate
of the typewriter used by the king of S.atn
and the only typewriter u.scd by the Si
amese people. The secretary to the prince
of Slam epent four months at the factory of
this company superintending the construc
tion of this machine. We understand It Is
to bo on exhibition at this office but a few
days.
'There ' Is no "ailing more respectable , re
munerative or responsible for young people
than shorthand end typewriting. The repu
tation many stenosraphers have for In
ferior ability Is the result of attending
schools presided over by teachers who have
had no experience as reporters. H. B.
IJoyle.s , court reporter , conducts a school of
nrUato instruction , rooms 40.V7 , Dee build
ing.
_
Funeral Notice.
The funeral of Sum Campbell , whose
death was announced In these columns Just
Friday , will take place from H. K. Ilurtc-
i I'a undertaking rooms today nt 2 p. in.
I'YIends Invited.
The Mcgcath Stationery company is selling
tl.c authorized Little , Brown & Co. edition |
of Quo Vadls at 75 cents ; they wJH not b ?
out when you call.
\ntlee.
Members of the Central Labor Union arc
hereby notified of a special meeting. Sunday ,
December G , at 2 pni , Labor Temple.
WILLIAM H BELL. I'rcs.
TOO MUCH JOHNSON
Is ii funny piny , lnit
) iiniust' us more ; In fsti't. Unit pen-
\ pie hint at tin1 Improbability of
I'ainli-ss Di-ntlstry. Js.
A i.viiiAini : t'OMnnv y
, drives away tlu > blnp.s , bttt It can't Q
touch the toothache. Out- method j ?
I for extraction is positively painv
I less. Why hesitate in linvlnc
those annoysonie teeth out , when
1 It can be accomplished so easily ?
THU iMJicic ar.c.
New York Denial Go.
DK.CLEMMI'.H , M r.
IGth and DouBlns Sip Over Cnrt-
rlRht's Shoo smrc
Pinulays 9 to I p in. I.mlv nttoii-tnit
I-OOO O-CK > o
WITNESSES GET FULL PAY
Ftoposition that May Alter the Fraotico
Now in Voguo.
FfES RUN WHILE THiY AHE DETAINED
DlrkliiNim Ileclilcii Thnt
Ilclil to A rnlt TrliilN > f 1'rln-
one ArcUntltlctl tel
l ull Cniiiiirnsintlnii.
The county commlssfonors are considerably
exercised over a declslui handed down yes
terday morning by Judge Dickinson In the
case of George Grady against the couiily.
In 'May ' , 1S93. Grady .was a wltncsi to the
commission W some crimp and was called ns
a witness. The case was tried in police
court and the defendant xvns held to the
district court. Orady was held as ft Witness
and not being able to give bands for his ap
pearance , ho was committed 'to ' Jail , where
ho remained for thirty-six days and until
after the disposition of the case. Upan being
released , he filed a claim against the county ,
demanding witness fees of $2 per day and
for the entire time that ho waa In the county'
Jail. The claim was promptly rejected by the
commissioners after which Grady appealed
to the district court. The casn v.'iis argued
some time ago , Judge Dlcklnyj'n ' tcservlug
his decision until this morning.
In passing upon the case , the court held
that while Grady was hi the county Jail , held
as a witness , ho was held under an order of
the court ami consequently was entitled to
fees. Judgment fw $72 , and Interest was
rendered agulnst the county.
The county commissioners contend that .the
decision of the court means that each year
the couwty will bo called upon to pay thou-
simls of dollars to 'Witnesses who must beheld
held foi the purpcso tof giving testimony in
criminal cases. They say that almost every
day some Important witness Is callp.1 In po-
Heo court nnd that In order to secure a eon-
vlcthn In the d. strict coutt such witnesses
must > bo detained In 'the coun.ty jail , as they
are unable to give bonds for their appear
ance when wanted.
Counity Attorney Daldrigo says that the
declsl-'ii ' of the court In the Grady case
juoans tha't ' the county will become a haven
for certain parties who are looking for soft
berths. Such parties will seek to beosmo
witnesses In criminal eases and will be glad
to go to jail In order to draw ? 2 per day from
the county while so held.
Hess & SwoboJa , florists , 1411 Farnam St.
'Phono 1501. Comu and see our chrysanthe
mums.
Iteru'H to tie men who lose !
If triumph's easy tmlc ! our stniKBles greet ,
'
t'ourap ? Is eayy then ;
Thu kltiR Is he who , after tierce defeat ,
Cnu up nnil Unlit '
nRyptlnn Lotus Cream . lOc
Williams' I'ltik 1'llls . 330
I'nlne's Celery Compound . fiSc
llooil's b'urenpatlll.i . etc
Carter's kher I'llls . 12j
Duffy Molt Whiskey . i . too
Warner's Safe Cure . too
I'yrumM 1 lie Cute . S..e
I'c-ru-na . , . , . ' . " > ;
I.yilla rinkham's Compound . "Oc
S. S S . Tic
OnrlleUl Ton . l" > o
Ulrni-y Catarrh Powder . c
re Hows' HypophoFpliltes . Jl O
II istctter'n Hitters . < 0 ;
Civstorla . i
Syrup of KIRS . J ? "
Nn-To-llae . li" " ' " . . P 2
United Milk . 3Sc , . c. $3.W
Jaynes' Expectorant . ° °
CUT PRICE
DRUGGIST.
KUli anil CliiciiRO St * .
I'cmonnlly ComlnrtHl Bkuwmlmi" lo
CnllfoWiln.
VIA UNlONfa'AClFIC ,
Leave Omaha every PrlC y , 3:30 : p. ra. , reach
ing San Francisco Mimdcy , 9:45 : n. m. Cor
respondingly fast Omoto Southern Califor
nia. Twelve hours ' < inidkcr ttan any other
Personally Conducted'Eicurelon Ilouto from
Missouri river.
City Ticket Offlcg. ,3302 Farnam Street.
The treat of the seaion. Omaha's lady min
strels at Doyd'a Thursday evening. Decem
ber 9. Proceeds go t6 Oilldren's Orphanigo
home.
\oltlpM > ljU < - tilirlno.
A succlal buslivn * . meeting of Tangier
Tcmplo will be held Monday evening. Uecem-
her fith , At S o'clock.
HENRY HAHDV , Potentate.
Palmer House. Grand Isl'nd.Nal Drown , pro
Southern
California
"Our Italy , " Cliarlos Dmllcy AVnr-
nt'i1 culls It. Di'llK'litful , cvory
ipoiitli In the year. Doubly so In
iiilil-wlntw.
Most qulukly and comfortably
reachi'd via tins Hurllujjtim Honte
anil Ktinsns City. (5o ( tliat way ,
rottirnliiK tliron h San Francisco ,
Salt Lnko antl IJunvcr.
Call or write.
TICKET OFFICE
1502 Ftinmin St Onuiha.
J. B. RrA-NOMJS , C. P. A.
and
Make Valuable
Christmas Gifts.
The annual family gathering at the chil
dren's Christmas tree , Kroups of friends
Withered to pusa Ji winter's eveuliiK all
make tlellshtful Indoor subjects for winter
Kodnklnir. nhlle the fields and trees In
snowy paru mnk < - quite n beautiful subjects
for outdoor mark ns lo the green BI-OVOH
and meadows of summer.
1'ut u Kodak on Vonr Chi'lNtnia * I > lnt.
j-s-i.oo to - r.-do.
The new Kodaks nil take our Ilsht-Proof
Film Cartridges and can be
LOADED IN DAYLIGHT
Tin * Diamond Ciiinorn at ! ? . " .W >
Is a film Instrument. Mull orders solicited.
Catalogue free.
THE Ml i PENFOLO CO , ,
PHOTOGRAPHIC SUKl'I.lES ,
1-1OS Kariiiim St. Ouv. I'nrlou llotvl.
Shoe in box calf and
vici kid is our latest
offering- new coin toe
thi heavy extension
soifh the ideal
winter shoe suitable
for skating or street
wear price
No better shoe ever made for the same money we war
rant every pair.
You snould see the Prince of Wales iihoes and
make.a guess on the number of pieces in them you
may get a fine pair of shoes for nothing.
1413 Douglas Street ,
Arctics , Warm Shoes ,
Overgaiter.s & Leggings
.Men's Felt Lncc Shoos ? 2.00
Men's Felt Slickers 51.2H
Women's Ilcaver Kid Foxed Lace Shoes..CO
Women's Beaver Cloth Lace Shoes$1.2.
Women's Fur Trimmed Felt Slippers$1.23
Men's Arctics OSc
Women's Arctics 85c
Misses' Arctics 75o
Child's ' Arctlcr G5u
Christmas Slippers Haydeii Bros Christmas Slippers
for Ladies For Meti.
Ladies' Turkish Slippers in '
liiivc piiHNfil nil licillilny rovorilN In IIic > Men's VelvetUrabroidored
black , tan nnd rod 58o Urabroidored Slippera
' Sluic > iloi"iriiii-iit. You'll UIIOTV
Ladies' warm lined f'jlt Slipper - wliy 7Bc
per -18o If you IcioU nrouiiil. W Iirivino rt-nl
Ladies' velvet Opera Slippers OSe vtiiiiiietltorH UN Hliue Helli-rM nnil ( Iiu Men's Velvet Embroidered Slippers
Ladies' bcuvor cloth Slip- llltf Hluru IN iiliiiitut < hc < ( > ! > . \o 98o
pei'H. $1,25 iiinttor whHliur I CM n jinlr it I line Mon'd Tan nndBluuk
Lndics' beaver fur triru- SllpiiurN or n iitrei't or Drcxs Shoe- , Bluuk Goat Slippers
mcd Fuiibt Slippers $1.-18 yuu'll Unit It at the lilt ; Store tlint'M 81135
Ladles' satin quiltecj fur- Men's Faust Slippers
triinmod Slippers in red and
81.75 8r.48
black
Ladles' felt lined beaver Hayden Bros Reinoinbor wo uro Hoadqimrtore
Sllppora 08c for ChrlftlinoB Sllpporu
Fine Shoes
Infants' Fine Dongola Hand Turned
Shoes . GOo ana 75o
Infants' Fine Heaver Top Shoes , 2 to 5. . 4So
Qhlld's FIne Ucaver Top Shoes , 5 to 8 , . 75o
Ladles' FIne 13 ox Calf lace or button
skating | 3.00 shoes . , . . ? 2CO
Ladles' Fiuo Cloth Tfi lace ? 3.DO
Shoes . $2.43
Men's FineDox Calf Winter Tan heavy
solo Uco $6.00 shoes . 14,00
Men's Fine Dox Calf heavy solo lace
{ 4.00 shoes - , . , . . . { . ' . $
I AMD43MI5.NTS.
> PAXTON & IH'HGESS
Mn n niter * .
Boyd s Toloiliono | 1010.
W. C. A. BENEFIT
TO miii.n CIIIMIIUOVS OHIMIAXAOI :
IIO.MI : .
Thursday night , Dec. 9th
O.\n XinilT ONLY.
Somp no or ( K ) of OIIIMIII'H fnlr Imllon
Imve IMM-II n-lM-nrxliiMT fur Ilirpt * Merlin
for the l.AUY .MI.N.HTIIKI , .SHOW , ( lie
Ilrfl of KM Mini ever K I veil In Oninliii ,
< lteiiieinlier RPII < < * no on nit IP Ttipaitiiy
niornliiK- , Hop , Till , n ( ! > n. in , AN the
entertainment > \lll | iren < > nt tunny
novel feature * mill the | irovee < ln c
to tlip Ctillilreii'n Ort1iiiniiKe | , the
IIOIIKP Mliontil lip iinil iiiiilontileilly Villl
lin llllPil. TleUetM 91.00 , 7B nnil ntle.
pNV. . C. A.
BOYD'S
t DGC. 6th and 7fh
STTTABT
Mnnnftcmrnt Mr. Dnnlcl V. Arthur.
Monday evening COMKDV OF KUllOHS. Mr ,
llolinon n rjromlo of Byrncufe nnil Uiomlo of
Uplicrus.
Tnc ila > - Night TllH HKNUIKTTA. I
Suppnrtctl by Mm. Itobson nnd an excellent |
Trices lower flcHir. ( LM $1.00. llnlcony < t.OO ,
75c , fid Seiits now on tale
AMI snMHN
Boyd's Theatre December IRIIUY 1897. , 17.
Grand Concert
jMiti(7noIIOMIMI : MOOUU ,
JVCXK/WCA
ANI > 11KH OWN
CONCERT COMPANY.
tickets , InMirltifi flrft cliolce o
. for fn\f \ nt Olin e'i > , IMS Farnnm SI. , ni
inn ! after Momlny , Deennlifr . Out-of-town
rntronn cnn oliUIn tlckrtii liy i-tnillllng tlicl
COM * to Clement C'hnfo. Omaha , Nrli.
l-rlcfn JJ.ro. | iOO. $1,60 , Onlleiy , Jl.W ) . HOICK
lit 00 nnct I2.W.
Kntlrc jiroirrnin l > y Ncrillca Company.
Btclnwny I'lnno
, The CreMitn
3NIGHTS roMW. m * . 9th
M \TIXHK HATI'lll ) VY.
Introiliiclnir
DELMORE AND WILSON
nnil n host of others.
IK KAVOIIITI3S IS
All Avalanche or Ftm-A Whirlwind o
Mirth , Miiftluiniul Hwiuly.
Pliers 250 , f,0c , J73c , M.OO. Mntlncc prices
25c. Sic , fiUC.
IIOTHLS.
THE MILLARD
l.'Uh nnd Dotiglns Sts. , Ointtli
CKNTUALf < Y I.OCATKI ) .
American pliin.J2.r > 0 per tiny up.
Kurnpunn plnn , M.nO per d y up
J. U. MARKEL & SON , Props.
HMD.
FRIDAY EVli :
AND SATURDAY
M ATI Mil' : AND
KVEN1NG
THE FIRST GENUINE ARTIST HIT OF THE
SEASON"ow Yiirk World. i
i
I HEAUTIFUL SCENEKY. >
I GKKAT CAST. j
/ INTERESTING STOKY.
BY B. B. VALENTINE.
FOUNDED ON DOLLY HIGBEE'S BOOK-
ENTIRK PRODUCTION
DIRECTFRO.M
FIFTH AVENUE THEATER
NEW YORK.
that brings the large number of customers into
our store it is the stock ot Garpefs > Rugs
and Curtains , the like of which has never be
fore been seen in this city. As for prices-
well , come and see them for yourself.
OMAHA CARPET CO. ,
1515 Bodge Street-
The entire remaining winter stocks pur
chased by us from Ab. Kirsch baum &Co. , of
Philadelphia and L. Loewenstein & Sons/Chi-
eago , at
atAt 60c on the Dollar
of the cost to manufacture , are being disposed
of with a much greater rush than anticipated.
Our 3 Big
Attractions
In men'sfme all wool cheviots , cassimere and
worsted suits ,
$4,5O , , 6,75 , 11,75
Our 4 big values in Men's Fine Dress Over
coats and Storm Ulsters ,
$4.50 , $6.50 , $10 , $12.50
It pays to trade at the Big Store.
Hayden Brothers .
The Creiffhtoa .
4 MUHT3 COMMKNCINO MATtNKK
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Hogan's Alley Go ,
7r.cIjlt.OO. .
Hall.
GRAND - CONCERT.
Tuesday Eve , Doc7 ,
. . 1897 .
SCHUBERT QUARTET.t
SOLOISTS : Mi- Cameron , Soprano
Mrs. KliiR , Alto ; Mr. linns Albert , Vie
lin , mm Hiiyilun String Qtinrtotto.
Adiuisdoxi. 50 Cts !
SJ rGonsert'Garden *
S. K. Car llttli nnil Iii > ciiiurtStu. .
TS I3VHHV MUIIT TiilU TO 13.
Matinees Tuesday. Tliurtdny and Snlurdny:4
TIIIJi U'UHIC'.S ATTUACTIO > Sl _
AN'.VA KlI.IAN-Vlalln Soloist.
HtK.N'i : MII.I.iit-Fnprniiu :
I'L'ItlTA l.tlllp O-vld Sho\\cr.
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unniK \vtn-chiM : Vooniist. 1
lir.l.r.N S1X3AN Poiilitctte J
IDNA WII.MA SOHR nni - *
i.\nv
Hut hnven't you b.'cn PAYING TOO MUCIC
for Madam Yale's gooN' Head pi Ire * be
low. All tfoods fieh. . list we are receiving-
ono or Use shipments weekly.
Her Our
. , . . Price. Price.
Hair Tonic Jl.t } .no
Frultlcura I.PO o >
Iii Free-kin. no .co
Skin Food ( small ) 1.50 1.00
llust J'0 < 1 ( small ) \.M J.ivy
Complexion Face Powder , 3
shades , pink , white , brunette. . .W .31
Complexion Foip 2J .12
Complexion Ultach 2.00 LSI
Almond Hlos om fomp , Cream l.W
Complexion Spocl.il l.o'.loii .00 .w
Hloott Tonic .00M .CO
Hand \\'nltoiu > r .00 .00
Kllxlr of Hcauty .00.M .CO
Miiglcnl Sorrot .M 1 ( M
Eyebrow Pencils 14
Fertilizer .T.O 1 00-
Mole nnd VV.irt Kxtractor .T.OW ) ' 00.M
Lily Skin Whltenor .00 .M >
U'rltu fur lleuiily Honk.
tr
loli ? Dodje St. , O.nalia , Nob.
Mid Ho of Block.
I dosi't know
We're cutting somu Ice In the Skate
fiuslness this year ourselves. We claim
that our line of
Klipper Klub Skates
Is the finest In the market , and our
prices are right. Our 33c Skates arc
good ones ; our r.flc Skac ! > Is a dandy ; our
$1.00 , $1.GO and f'2 , rr ) styles are the best
made. Take a. look at them.
John Hussie Htiw. Co- ,
21O7 Cuiiiitig Street
SKATKOLOGISTS.
v ar
Omaha's Popular
Milliner.
Removal Sale - Onethird off
all Millinery
GRE\T i LAUGHTER SALE ON
ALL GOOOi ,
not mist ike the place.
1520 DOUGLAS ST.
We are exclusive
Western Agents for
Wm. T. Woo 1 & Co/s
Celebrated
0 .ICE
Send for Catalogue and
get our prices ,
Jas. Norton & Son Go.
1511 Dodge St.
A Love Affair
It hcgaii when she married nml
told him how plcused she wan
with HIIUIIIDAN COAL. IU
cleanllni K npocalH to thu laillcu , ,
and thlB IH only ono of Us ininy i
A virtues. A.
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