Nebraska Newspapers

    THIS OM.A1IA DAILT lIJS.I3t .FRIDAY , 3M3HRUARY 11 , 1808.
REPUBLICAN CLUBS LEAGUE
Mernkri Hflporl Vuj Great Entbn la m
Bouth and Wfc t ,
PLANS FOR THE OMAHA COIIVEHTIOH
VrrnlilMil U'lnlT nt Ilif . -l m l < M
/ . HKiif TiilUn ( if ( In- < ; iilr H
jti-i-lliiK nf Ilir Ki > '
< , ' in ml I ( *
ri ) rl < > K. Winter of * llm HfjiuMldnn Blato
traicii' ' ! linn rntiirmrf from VMf. r < > , wtii-ro
tin nKciiiM tliii rnu-ll K of tlm MM : IIV I
crmiinllt" * of ( | j National ItijiulilluHi
I.HIKUP. In ( ( iraklng of llm rnr < rtlriK , Mr.
V/lnlir mlil : "It w tlm moil cnllniilaiUe
rnciIliiK , Hint li lii-i-ri liHiI \ > i tlio nn-cu-
tlvo umltlfo lm < > tlm orKanl/atlon of tlm
. J'lftiiifi riD'tnlicr * of tint coiiwilU j
| iri Mit and uvury man broiiKlit r > -
nt rtfil clinnw * I" political rnrill'
incut dliidi lull /nil ,
"Wlillrt In < : iilc K < > I met II. r * Ki'imneil ,
v/lio fi'i/rcti'iilH / ) Dm Ark/Una * ll ! to liiK'm '
nml nt tli'i mi'ftlriK I" ) " 'I' ' ttiiit for tint llrat
tlliKi tin ) ri'puMlcntM of Arlfiinxin WITH or-
cnnl/lil/t / for victory. Mr. Kciiiiin > l win tlm
rfptilillran cniiillilaln for Kovcrnor lust fall
nhil wlillii lin win ilcfiiateil , li iiolliyl a vote
tlint iwriirlmxl tint ilcmocrnU , I'rnin what
I ( in learn , tln > rciiiiMlcniiii of tlinl c.tntij
nrii orKanl/.Inx In ovi-ry county nml pro-
dnct In tliu Htatn anil wlirn tint 'l ' t for
liolilliiK Hi" next f'li'rtlun rolU anininl , tlit'y
to nrry tlm ntnln. "
ltiK of tint National ItPiiiiMlcnn
convention that In to lu * In-lit In tliU
city ilinlliK tlm wmiliix mimmcr. Mr. Win
ter Nil'I Unit llm iliito wan rliiniM'1' ! from
JIIIHI M-t'I ' to July l.l-ir morn < iM-cl lly to
niumiimi : < liitii tlio | n > oplu of tlm aoulli. Tint
rommlttri'ini'ii fiom tlioiiii Hlntdi ti.il'l ' that
tlii-y woiili ) count If tin ) convention wa Ix-lil
In .limit , but lint ntlmiiliirii'ii wotlli ) 1iu much
I'.rcntiT If tlm ilatn wan put over until July.
Tlm wiiitlicr In HID noiitli U vmy v/arm In
July anil by KlvliiK tlio convention HIM luter
diitii , It will nlvn llitxii ) iiiioplii mi oppor
tunity to conin north nnil enc.ipu tlm licit
o ( tlm mtuthiirn mlil-nummer.
"Tlm 1'Xponltluii , " rofillniieil ' Mr. Winter ,
"In K I B to lin n Kriia'l ilruwliiK canl In tint
way of kurmliiK uttciuliiiK.'ii t our conven
tion nml If HID pmillmi'iit at ClilniKO can
ho liilion mi nn Imli'X of llm ntti'iiiliincc , It
In KiilliK to ho MomntlilllK i lliiniiouH , Tint
roimnltteciiicn ( ui | | mi , Hint they ilhl not
wiiit any nxniritlonn out from Oinnha , imy-
llll { Hint they Viiillteil to put In their Kpnru
Hum ntlmnlliiK Hnt expotiltlim. "
IJXI'OHITION ' WHI.I. ADVKHTIHUI ) ,
"l i my oplnlnn tlio Dcpartiiunit of I'nhllr-
Ity ninl Promotion linn henn ilnliiK noino won-
iluilul nml effectlvit worl ( . ( Vi nvery train ,
unit In irvery Imtel you neo mlvertlttliiK niattur
of tlm exponltliin. Tint nmciiltuilii of tint
iixponltlon IH illniMiHHcd hy iivuryonn , ami It
neiuneil to Im nn fitnilllar lo tlm coinliilUeo-
liinn from llm inrnotit Ntiilmi an to HIOHO
from lown nnil ICnnnim. It iiixtimi to ho tint
Koneinl opinion Hint It In to ho mi iixptml-
tlun that will ho naconil only to tlm Woi'lil'ti
f/ilr / , Hint In uonm pnrtlciilmit , thru ) urn pno-
plo who feel that It will lin iilieinl of Hint
Hi en I. nliiiH' . I met ox-Mayor Hwlft of ( Ihl-
rnio ; anil Coiiiptrollnr DnweH , hiith of whom
tiooiimil to ho familiar with llm Hropn of tlio
oxpOHllloii. mill holli nxpioNiii'il ' Ilioiiinelvin MM
InillovliiK that It will ho tlm liiownliiK HIIC-
cciin of tlm cmilury. "
Hiifnirliiu | mcl ( to hiiiilii ( iniitliHH , Mr.
AVIutiir milil1 "I1' . It. Ciumwiiy , piimlilunt of
Dm Iowa leiiKUe , tol.l mo Unit tint iiltnnil-
mieo from lowuvoiihl hit iiimriiioini , lin
nn III Hint nt Ihhi limn It loiiltoil im tlionii )
thouKiinilH of Inwmiit would attoinl. Tlmy
will ho at llm convention mill I lion thlnliliiK
that Ililn will ho'mi ( ippnrtiim | tlnnt lo vUlt
tlm nxpoitltlon , limy ulll tiricli In hero In n
mminor Hint will NUipilmi nvoryhoily.
"Mecnilary DowllijK of ( hit National I.eiiKim
will ho hunt inixt weoU for tlm pmpimit of
InoldiiK ovur tlm nrnunil. lin wllUijnniiln n
fnw ihiya , wliun Im will r.llnni-to . hid Iniinit ,
comliiK huRli on Jinm I , when Im will upon
Iniaflijiniricrii nml innialii until nrtoi' Dili oon-
vinitloii , MnililK MH nliiy In HID city. MH-
iilwlnil hy inniif | , wo will ilnvotit imp etTortH
lo hoomlmj Mm ICIIKIIO , now nnil Hum puttliiK
III tiiiino ii'0i ; ' | wiinla for tlm iixpiKilllnn.
"It In llm Intiinthin in noiul Invllnllonii to
I'rcKlilunt MnKliilny , llm calilnoi nlllccrN mill
nil of lint rnnihllriin | H'liiilom nml ciniKriv-iH-
mi'ii. iiriilnii Iliuiii to iilltinil our ( oiivon-
llnnVlllln wn ilo not cxpet'l that limy
will nil ho linn , Urn iniinihi'ix of tlm inpiili-
llf'llli linlliuiiil ( Olilliiltlen urn nxpi lml IHMII
ami If limy como , honm ncllon IN Illiely In
tut Inldiii with nifiiri'iini ' | i > iliiiflliiit n lepuh-
llcan iilulfonn. U'hllo our leiiKim ilncx nut
tuiipiKin to nialdt n platform , wn expect in
coiihiill wllh Hi'iiiiloni ' anil coimreHi/men nnil
pi'onilliont iiipiihllitiiiiN mnl. If pnunlhlo , pro-
piiro nno Hint will mill tlio ( InioH
I.OIUh U'JAdtllJ MKCTINOH.
"Tlm lown mill ( Im Nchrarlia leitKiio con-
viMllloim will ihrt held junt prior to tlm con-
VonliiK of tlm Niilloiuil cunvonllnii mnl nflur
limy inljouni wo oxpoi'l thai tlm niiimhnm
will nlleiiil I Im iniilnimi KiiHicrliuc > If tlm
iimintirni ilo ntlnml , thin will nwi-ll llm nl-
liiiiiliini'i ) Inln tint lliniiniiiiilM mnl will itlvo
tin a ( onviuillon Hint will ho itrcnior tlum
IIIIM ovur hiion iii'ini In the went.
"It InohN MH Hmuilh fiom thin tlmn on llm
\sonien of llm onunlry Inloml In lalm n
hiiinl In imlllU'ii , , At Dm nxniiiillvit nieellni ;
of lhi < rununlltctt wit nn'iiviiil | nn iipplli'iitliui
from Hut WOIIIHI of Kaimna , reiiii | > Hllui (
ii'pni'iiiilatloii ' In tint luilliinnl convention.
Tlmy wiolo Ilia I tliny liail nruiiiilrcMl n leuuun
nml hail ncmiioil liiiaihiunrlnrii nt the Mll-
Iiinl hnlel In Ililu ully miiT wnnlit ho hnii > ,
nhollu'r ' niliiiUlnl or not'n illil not
llnnlly PUNA upon tlmlr a | > plloallon Tim
inatlnp wan nifitmut miij tlm Kt'i-rntary wan
In wrlln tt m , Inrltlnf : th rn to
h/Tfi , Whllo I im not cc'rUIn that .they
will 10 Mdnltt < 1 * atlffttlr * , Hicro l a
toMlbllllf th t they rnty to Jakrn In nil
Ktvcn an ojrtunlty to v rtlclp ta In tlio
flellt r tlorii . . . '
"rff Mnt P It. dtifmr nt the
KUto lc K'i" ' in/nl n a Kf'flt report , tfo
Uibt Ion a l/il Kot throoKti with f union urn
I * hack In tint republican lln < lo
tlr > Itn Inform')1 ! the cnmmllt'o th
t Hid n xt convention Iowa * ll
roll ii It * oM-tlrri majority fo
Hm ffpiiMlcin ticket , and that h'ncifwtl
Hid V'jti'fK of til'1 Into will nr/t KU riming
* fler"rtr n o tt.nfa. Ily tlio way , Mr. Con
rtway In MI of Iho b * it cxKi lllfti boomer
Hut I rr t. ll taH'i iin > t\ll \ < m connlnntl ;
unit U iloltiK tome rftt work In that line. '
Ileforo th t xpriitlvB committee of HIP
| i KUo iiljoiirni-'l thn folloln > : commlttm on
rrtruc'tncnlii anil iontm wan apiralnted
J'nul'lcrit Crawford , Hi-itttary Dowllnif , V. l >
Hofiflv-ny , II. Kemrnel nnil t ! } ' . . Winter
Tint memherii of tbUi comtnltlMi will work In
( . onjunctlon with tlm lrx I committee.
Cf.OTIII.Ml HI'UCIAI.S.
I'nr Krliliiy nml Sn liirdn > .
MenV , lioyn' and culldrcn'n ( iiilt * . overcoaM
ami odd nanln at ] < ; * * than CQc m the dollar
TliU In without doubt the Kreatcnl rnttiny
mvliiK ale of flno clr/thlnK ever offered to
tlm people of Omaha. . Never again will you
buy no iniib | ; for in llttlo inonry.
Mcn > 12M pitnln , all lzm , for ! ) 'o.
Mcn'n tC.f/ ) nil wool nultn at 12/J8.
lloyx * rrK < lil knee pantii for 25c.
Iloyx' | 2.7r , knro tientn ntllU at * I.21 > .
MMI'H J7.CCI overcoutu and itorrn uMcrn
I3.SB.
Men'ii IIZ.r.0 finn bu lnc-M ullH for IC.18
Mnn'fi l.l.no firm 4d panln for J1.7C.
Ilo > n' 3Cc knee pant/i at lOc.
Uholco of tncn' llncnt winter ullfl , ovru-
coato and ulil'ir * Friday cad Katunlay , > l1.7fi
"HeeltiK 1 * bcllovlnK. " Ixok In our 1CH
window. HAYDKN IlltOH.
Knn l < 'ii I 'I'm lu lo liiivir .
CornrnunuInK February fi , Iho
UNION I'AOIPIO
Will InailKurnto nnw mrvlcc ,
"TUB COI.OItADO HI'KCIAh. "
I.KA VINCI OMAHA DAILY llr : ! 5 I' . M.
IIUI'KHT , HMOICINO AND MllllAltY CAHH
I'nr tl.kelN mid full Infornmtlori call at
City ticket olllcp. 1S02 Kiirmim street.
I.OO.VI. IIIIHVITIKH.
The work of clndermK tint North boulo
vnrd IIBM been completed to a p < ilnt UH fur
nut mi Twentieth nnil Ohio Hlroftrt.
( lerinmilii flrovo No , fi , Wooilmen ( ! lrcln
will Klvo it prl/.o iiiiiHiiii'puli | ) liiitnriUiy imxt
February 12 , at Orplnm hall , I.1I llowan
till i it. :
An nddlllnnnl room haM bccii opened n
Hut I.iko ticho' ) ! . The room occupied In Ii
n vacant Htorti mid la occupied by chlldrei
of ono of the lower KradcK.
J. 0. TliomaN , liiHpeelor In the Unltei
HtutoH riiHtonm olllrc , In laid up with n liiullj
( itrnlni'd hack , niniUilned while llftliiK omo
hruvy ti.icl iKi'Httt the warehoime.
Ilmm Hwaimon wn/t arrested for mi rimnm !
on A. * ! . HMI'i. ' DriinlH Dully , llvlni ; m-i
KlKhteenld ncid ( laMlnll'ir Ktreoln , wan ciln
chdiHod with a Hlmllnr offmiHU , bin vlctln
heliiK I'uuik llrlnlc.
Ainoni ? tliu ri'Hiiltn of the nleet utorm wai
tlm tttoipiiKo | of tint cluck In the IllKh nclioo
lower Hhortly iiditr 1 ycHtnrdny mornliiK
Tim pilplla of tlio iiclnml olijoyeil theniHiilVdi
HpicndliiK tint noun Hint Hm cluck Inn
fro/.on UH facn mid hmnbi ,
A Kanm of .bmilul . ball will bn played Ii
llm KyninaHlnm of tlm YOIIIIK ' .Mcn'n ( MirlH
tlan imNiieliillini Kaliinlay nlKlil 'hetween ' tin
nicnJIiorH rf. Iho r > o'elork clnnn mnl tint him !
nemi men. Olhor fe.ilureii 1iavi > been iir
rmiK < > d for the ovunliiK nml a larKu iittctnl
'ini'ii IK iixpcctcd.
A milk WIIKOII bolmiKlui : lo II. II. I'nut inn
motor No , II of tlm Thlrtennth Htreet llm
eollliled inur the cornur of Tlilileonth nth
Doiitiliu Htreotn yeKtenliiy inornliiK- win
ilow of the vcrttlbuln of the motor wati hroUei
out unit tint WMRon wan npnut iind Mtivnra
IMIIN of milk rtilll | ( < l ,
II. 'Dennett ' U'ooliinn. clinrKCil with < 1o
frmnlliiK nunierniiii Omnlm inorchmilii by
tneniiH of forced cluiekn , wait taken hofon
.nulpi Oorilon yuxtunlay iiftiirnoou for u pro
llnilnary lienrliiK , 0nil | rerjueiil of tlm do
fniiHo Hm iiein Intf 'w.ni ' contluimit until Kelt
niary IH ut - ijlo."k ) ( ,
> Con Ciirtlu. Nell llritiitinii , Chnrlcn 1'ox
mnl ClimlcH lOlhel't adjoin nod to n vnron
ImllilliiK inur Twclflb nml Cnpllol avenue
whoio , iiccninpnllleil by tlm frequent "rush
liiK of n nan , " they proccedml to hold <
cmicuii , Tint montluK irow ; nolity nfter i
tlnntmil nil UH iilemiieni went iirreRtml.
Tint earn of tlm Onmha & 'Council ' lllnffH
nmtor Him ilhl not mnliit tint full trip yi'.i-
leribi } | becmmo or llm uovtirlty of the ntonn
Tlm iminil trip nrounil lint loop In Oimiliii
wnii omltteil mnl the nun from Council
'DlnlTH ' went Htoppod mnl Htnrled from
Twelfth mnl DmiKliiH ntreotit In thin city ,
Find l.tivy nml Jon ( loilfrny , iimmbnrH o
tlm iitii'ct ilrmiliiK KaiiK. dtichlt'd they Inn
porfornieil onoiili | { tiluiil HhovdKiK nbuiit unoi
nml whllo In eharKit of Hpi-clnl Olllcnr ll.irrj
| ' ' < IMOII | at the corner of .Sixteenth nml I'ur-
niim Mlieiita iiMilo thulr oxlt ilowu u ncnrhy
alley , Tlm men worn woiklm ; out nvntmicoH
for potty larceny mid vunrnncy.
John Whllo wa.s cmicdt IOHK ; | up an nlley
with n KUiiiiy tuck under hla mm and a pu-
lleen mi whit xinv him liniiii'illiitcly caino to
llm cnni'luulmi that Im W.IH plannliiK u rabl on
iionnt OIIO'H Inci count. Hit UIIH iwnrleil In
II. n Jail mid rlniriii'd ' with liclni ; n niiNiilclouu
chiiiiinlm' , Whltii UHueiti'il Unit lin r.ilucil a
llvliiK hy pli'kiiK ut | conl mid othur uunipa
nbnul tlm clly.
John Hn.ih , u United Hliitm prlHfcmr
hroiiiiht down from Nlohraru mid charKed
with Nilllni ; ; Ihiunr In IndlmiH , linn died In
Iho county jail , Tint mini had boon nlllliK
for ttoimt ( line , lin had bcon In the jnll
throit ui'cl.f. JfrlninlH huvo bein iiotlllml of
tlio death mid 'tint ronialnu will ho nent to
Nlnbrara for Inlenni'iit. Death wim duo to
lirnrt fiillnii' .
The Burlington's Denver Special.
Fastest train bt\vc2ti the Missouri
River and the Rocky Mountains * * . ' *
Leaves Omaha . . . U:55 : P. M. EXACTLY.
Arrives Denver . . 1:30 : P , M , NO LATER.
Tlis Biirlingloii's ' Denver Liniileil.
Second only to the Denver Special ,
Leaves Omaha . . , < 1:35 : P , M. PRECISELY.
Arrives Denver , 7:30 : A. M.-ON THE DOT.
Ticket 1502
TicketOffice , Farttatti St.
St.vS
SLEEP BREAKS DOWN WIRES
Lead of Ice Too Much for the Oonntrj
OliculU.
INTERCEPTS INTER4J3BAN COMMUNICATION
Trlfirrnpli nnil T > lrilmn | * Compnnlc *
I'lllil Sirtlof Onlftlilr of Omnhrt
CiumlilrTiililx Dloliirlicd
l > > - tlio Hlurrn.
The heavy fall of Meet that accumulated
In a glare of Ice over everything
mundane In thcno parts wan prolific ot
trouble for pedestrians nnil the telegraph
ami ttlt'jtlionu companies. H wan Just the
ort of a dtorm that breekii down oulnlde
wiring and If It should bo followed 1/y a
brisk wind the damage would bo trcmen-
iloui. Iy ) daylight yealorday morning
tlio Ice was fully half an Inch
thick oo the pavctncnt/i and side
walks , Tlio trees wcro cncruntcJ
vJth a similar covering end the wlics bent
beneath Iho burden of nolld Ice , I'cdciitrlami
were nc.ircely able to maintain a footlriB on
thu Rla y mirface , nnd fallH wcro of fre-
'jucnt occurrence. In the early morning
horxcn found It difficult lo travel , but after
an hour or two of traffic the Ice In the
Htrcctii wan nulllclcritly pulverized to make
tlm footing morn neviire.
Whllo every wlro In Omaha In loaded to
UH full NtreiiKth with a dead weight of ! c ? .
Very llttlo damage IIUH no far been unstained
In the city. The Una tent force ot the Ktorm
In to the xoulhucnt , where the wlnn nrc
down In all dlrrctlonx and hundreds of
liolen ate prostrated. The rcportu of most
serloim damnge eomo from unithcrn Ne
braska , wcntern Koimaa nnd thence went
to Donvcr. Ili'twei'ii IJIIUi , Kan. , and Den
ver fully lf,0 pnlcH nrc down nnd telegraph
communication Is nlimvit entirely Hhnt off.
Iti Omaha tlmri ) ban been no troiiblo no fur ,
but tlio lornl maiiagnrH i/iy tlmt imilcr prm-
cnt conilltlotiH a liurd wind would result din-
Thu Union I'aclflc eHllmatrn that It lent
IOU polcti on ItH Knntan dlvlxlon. Ilctwcon
Holomon and Hnllrm , Kim. , nearly all the
poll n and wlnn nro down nnil thewlrcx on
Hut other dlvk'lnmi Iti ICiumnn nro In bad
xlmpo. All llm lown lined had dllllctllty In
telrgrapblnK to the Chicago hcadquarturn
during the morning "nil HID Mlimoiirl I'aclllc
bait not been able to coinmuiilciilo with Itx
81. Loiild lieudiiuurtem Hlnco WcJntiiJuy
noon.
Tint wcnlber report of tlm Union I'aclflc
nliouii that practically all of tlm xtato lie-
twurn hero and North 1'liitto Li favored with
the iimim kind of weather no oxIntH In
Oniiiba. In ICannaH the tempernturo In higher
nnil thcro In a heavy fall of mill. In WyomIng -
Ing < x > lilr ( wcnlher , accompunled by ooiim
Know , hi reported. Tlm llurllngton reportn
HIIOW from mm to three Inchei at the follow-
IliK potcitH : Itepiibllcnn , Orlemin , Kckluy ,
l.ymui. Crawford , Ardmoro , ICdgnmnt , Uuutor
mid Mill City.
TKIJOI'IIONM aHUVICIC HA.Ml'Kltlil ) .
Tint loral linen of tint NebrnHlta Telephoiio
company aru xtlll woiklng , hut n gnod deal of
tioublo IH Toporliitl ut other polntx. Thu
Him between Omaha mid Chicago wan down
during tint morning , but It IIUH nlnco
heun repalrcil mid In again lu u. < o.
Ici I.lnroln tlm daniago IIIIK luiun
mneli moro HerloiiH. The wires bo-
twecn that city mid Oinuha mo all down and
Hnt local ncrvlco In Lincoln IH luilly demoral-
l/ed. Communlc.illti between Omaha mid
Fremnnt anil Nobrnnkn City Ix cilbn tempo
rarily miHpcnilcd , 0,111) ) all nor In of troublu In
leported on tlio line hetween Iloitrlco amd
KunniH City.
( iunorul MoiKiger Limn rny that barring a
Kdlo of wind the Omaha auL crlbuiH will huva
nn troublu. About 1,200 of the loral nub-
ncrllierH are nerved by wlroa that run iinilcr-
groiicid mid tlnio < irn nafo In any event , but
a wind would undoubtedly nhut off thu com-
imiiilcntloiiH of tbo 1,100 HUhncrlbcm In the
Hiibiirhmi dlHtrlctn , Mniiai'.cr l.ano ban ar-
tiiugod to IIMVO nny hrtultu lfi.it miy : occur
reiKilrcd In tlm HhnrtcHt pixwlblo llmo mid a
rcdcrvo foreo or thirty llnoinen liau been kept
In the bnitcmont of tint eontr.il olllce nil tint
moml'iig In iciiillncgH toanmver a demand for
their norvlcni , ArrangumuntH to repair the
linen nut or town havu been niailowith e < pinl
prcmptltuilii. C.IIIKH of linemen wcro nt.irt.ed
out CIH HOOII an the trouble wiui reimrtcil thin
mornliiK and u few Imnrx will .sulllco to cot
tint Iliutt In runnliu ; order. The nearby
piiltilH wim rtMcheil by wngoiiH and all thu
rirly inonilni ; traliiH rarrlod forcen of men to
ovorl'iiul the mole remote lireakH on tfio vnrl-
oi : llncH , About tlm only local trouble \vnt >
between hero and ( \iim ll HlnffH , where nev-
oral wlreHero down.
Tlm Htreot railway cnmiKiny wan nleo In-
convcnlcuccil in Konm extrcit , but by ntnrtln
ulilllloiuil tiolliTH at the pnwor IIOIIHO all tlm
llne.s worn ko it riinnliiK. Tlm contact of tlm
trolley with the Icy wlro kept < i hlnzo of
electricity uputterliiK , but tint tralim nuc-
ceeded In following each other with tolerable
( cguhtrlly.
Ix a modlolno of great worth end merit.
Try It whe-n you IMVO < i cough or cold mid
you aru curtain to bo pleased with the quick
relief which It affords. It Ii plciuiant to
lake mid run nlwajH ho depended upon.
"Tin : cni.oHAiio SPICOIAI , "
I'll I ex I 'I'rnln < o Denver ,
Via llm
UNION PACIFIC.
Commencing l''ebruary ( Uh , thin train will
I.KAVI'J OMAHA II r.fi . 1' . M. DAIIjY , mid
AltltlVi : AT D13NVKU , 1:30 : 1' . il. NI5.XT
DAY. TliU train will bo voHMbulod
throughout. Lighted with I'ltitsch gas ami
will cmmlst nf Dinwlng Honm Sleeping
Cnra , Frun Itedlnlng Clmlr Gara , CoacliOH
ind Dining Cam.
ONLY THAIN OMAHA TO DI3NVI511.
invlng llllft'ut , Kmoklnt ; and Library Cam.
ilecpcr on wetthnilnd train will bet open
n traveling pnhllo at 9:00 : p. in. nml por-
nonii bound for Colormli ) polnta need not
wait until train leavca nt luldulgh before
otlrlng. For full Information , call at City
I'lckct Olllee. Nn. 1302 Fannm St.
II VI , I' II VTKS .SOUTH.
A' In lnr ( Arlhiir lloiil.- .
The KmiNiin City , ritlxhurg & Oulf rnllroad
> vll | hell i omul trip HcKeta any ilatit , at tmu
are ( plmt $2) ) to nil polnta ou Hu lluc > , bimlli
if ( lentiy , Ark.
For intcH , ndvertUIni ; matter and all Infor-
uullon. cull at "Tort Arthur Uoulo" oltlco ,
s'n. HlTi Farnam ntreot. ( I'axton Hotel
Hook ) or write , Harry K. MooroB ,
uul Ticket Agent , Oinnha , Nob.
| ' 'IINI | > .Vliiriu ,
A motnrnimi on thu tlnrnoy utreet line
Hrtw hirgit eloiul of tuiiokn hoveling over
Im limiRo utIUI Cnpltoi nveiiim uiul thlnk-
iiK * the idiieo WUH on tire turned In mi
iliirm. Tint tire delta rt men I baiconsider -
itilo illilliMilty In iniiUIng ( ho run an nccuunt
if tlio ley condition of tint pavoinontx , nml
vhou It nrrlved upon ( Im nccnu found thtit
In clTurla luiil been In vain.
II oil Too Mini-
Joe IXu'ln mid Fri'il H.iUvr were- picked \\\i \ \
ty tlm polleo whllo imiklng rupld tlmu up
liirney iitreot , neir : IClKbtwntb , with three
loultlu bhinketH under their linns. Tlio men
hitined to luivo Just puivlmwit the nrtlcleti
uul tlmt llu'jformoil n ponton of n Klou-
like outill which ( hey wei netting to.
Kcthor. They were ilmrm.nlltb UL-IIIK Hits-
ilvluuu oluuiu'lortt.
Tlii > Hliuullng I'ummltteu of the tlloceno gf
Ci-liruuku , by u wumlnunia vote , IIUH relined >
lined to Klvo runHent to the oaimocTiUlon of
Ii \VIHInm M , Hiown im coadjutor blsliop
of the i\nemo \ | ot ArUanaua ,
TO run : foi.u iO.M : DAY
I.ixatlvo llromo Quinine Ta'oleta , All
rcluiid the money If U fulla to curu4
ic. The iionulno his 1. , II. U. on each tablet ,
HMO > IMUIt'IU.
Only lhu > tu llruvrr
llutfet SnuikliiK and Library can ,
"TIHJ COLOUAUO 8PUCMAL"
learra
Omalxi today at ll'.f'S i > . m. ,
arrives
Denver tomorrow at 130 ; p. m.
Vor tlckftd Ami full Information call at
City Ticket OClce , 130) Farr.am at.
Onr * i > rnlnl 7'rldi Onc-llotir nnlvu-
Hnrtl rrnre , SihirrV nml llonnr-
FURNISHING fDEtMJITMENT.
FIIOM 9 TO 10 A. M.
Just look at tbctc ftirl ts and think what
you have to pay for tieni regularly.
No. 8 galvanized or tin , copper bottom
bollera , from 9 to 10 , 69 $ .
40e wood fibre water1 palls , 21c.
lOc wlro pot cleaners , jSc.
lOc mop and brushthoiderp. 6c.
20c large tin waterpalls , 9c.
ICc comb and brush holder , 7 ! c.
We granite dish pah ; 2c.
ICc granlto pie plates , Gc.
J1.50 alt Iron framwrlnger , Jl.OO.
20c gallon oil can , Sc.
COO sheet package t411et paper , 2'4c. '
16o covered tin slewt kettle , Cc.
35c largo granlto cueplJorcs , 16c ,
2 burner gaHollnc ntove , best made , $2.30.
Ifxs house broomii , 9 to 10 , 7V4c.
.CHOCKKHY , OLASSWAItn AND CHINA.
Friday , between the bourn of 10 and 11
and 2 and 3 we will give you crockery , tip. ,
at prlctn which we will Icavo you al to
Jud < ? o whether It IB cheap or not. All new
ttooda and In any quantity. COc flno china
decorated fruit ami pudding dishes. Be : 76c
genuine old Kngllsh dclf cups and ( saucers ,
7'4ej 7r.o Imt. cut glass gas globes , 7&c ; lOc
Imt. cut Blflss chlldrcn'n mugs , Ic , all size
decorated plates , varying In price , from 25e
to We , Cc ; ! * 5c half gallon Imt. cut glass
water pitchers , ICc : 15c soap nlabs , 2c ; all
slzo chcciio covers , worth from 25c to Me ,
Co ; largo slzo scallopn , worth 20c and 25c ,
Oc and 7c ; plain white cupu and naucurs. Ic
each ; plain white platen , 2c. All of our 2&c
cryntal spoon holders and creamers , 3c ; all
of our 3Go cryHtal butter dishes and sugar
bowln , Cc : metal top yrup Juga and mustard
and Horse radish dlihen , 3c.
DIIUO DSJiARTllBNT.
From 11 to 12 Friday wo will cell Mcnnen'a
Talcum powder , lOc. Thompson's beef Iron
and wine , Jl.OO size. ICc. nastotn's butter
of nlmonda mnl rosio soap , rose-water and
glycerine neap or nursery toilet soap , lie a
box. Che.c.Koboroiigh Dluracal vaseline , 3c.
I'lcctrlo cleaner for carpets , per can , 7V4c.
VAIjIJNTINK SAM3.
Valcntlne.1 at Cc each , 3c , 2c , Ic and I. for
. Valcntlnen at nny prlco on Friday.
SI'HOIAL SIHilJTINO AND LUVKN SALE.
H-4 extra heavy L. L. tnuslln , 3'/4c. '
1-4 roft llnluli hleadieil muslin , no dres
sing , fi'/Jc ' quality. Go.
! M extra heavy brown sheeting , ICc
limllty (10 ( yards to n cuntomer ) , at 12'lc.
4-4 Lonsdala and fruit of loom munlln from
' . ) lo 10 a. in. mnl 'I to 4 p. 711 (20 ( yurdn to a
oiistomer ) , nt filjc.
40 plcres Oriental dam > isk , all new pat-
ternn , CO-lnchen wide , guaranteed colorn , wan
r.Oc n yard , for ono day nt : i2V4e.
10 iilcccK Ournimn n'lver ' blcachoJ table
damask , sold for COc formerly , now 3flr- .
200 table pattern cloths , plain < md fancy
bonlniti , 2 and 2'X. ' yards long , sold for $1.20
mil $1.50 , for ono day at 7fic each.
HAYDKN nitOS.
_
-Ram'l Ilurnn' February reduction sale :
A nlci ) "Flvo O'clock Tea" ioea ; for ? 3.15 ,
formerly $5.
The new Mercer hotel , under the man
agement of Dick Smith , In gaining In popu
larity dally. 'Hi bin unexcelled. Special rules
to regular l irdtru : 02 roooms with bath.
o.v iiuuv.v iiinii'rv.
l.codinDcllveicil lit South Ti-iilh
Slrect .Alollinillil Cliiirfli.
\S'lth Atncrlcrti nogs of various sizes
dmped around 11m Judge C. U. Scott
liiat night lectured upon "Human Liberty"
to ( in aiidlcnco In the South Tenth Streo ;
.Methodist church ualdar the au.iplccH of thn
Hpworth Icaguo of the church.
.ludgo Scott began by faying that It was
very nlniugo that Iho greatest enemy to
human liberty la man desplto thu fact tdat
government ban no other purpose except to
liulld up and protoct.onch liberty. If It falls
Iti thin purport , the government IH n failure.
If a government absolutely falls to preserve
human liberty It lu the right of men to do-
ntroy that government a id to create u now
one.
one.Tho
The flpeakcr Bald tho1 truth of human
liberty WXIB discovered by Iho patriotic con
tinental cruii' ; < 'ii3 wfien llalgned the Declara
tion of li'.dopemlonco In-177i > , Tiio coiigrcis. !
did not thereby cioato the truth , for It could
no moro slo that Him iron to nod. Hut It
brciight the tiuth to light , mid having dla-
covercd U iient It out to the world. Thereby
Km irrtat prluclplo nf human liberty , em-
Imdleil In tbo declaration , became the corner-
stimo of tbo constitution of tlio United Stale !
and , In fact , bceaniD greater thmi the roir
lUltutlon. It' that rrlnclpla nlinuld bo taker
awny the Dulled KMUH would become t
ilespotlam. Thin brought .ho Eipc.iker to tin
point where ho might Imllcato the dnngvri
iviileb nro threatening tbo principle of tinman
liberty In tbo fabric of the United State *
government.
AccnnlliiK lo the lecturer one of HIP fjrenl
lanxccH lieu In thu liom < > s of the people. Foi
10 held that the cradle of the liabo In the
loino Is the craillo of luinnui liberty , nlnci :
uon and women Hlart from there. It In ah-
lolntoly es'onthl , ICierefarp , that they sboul I
to Htartcd right , that la , obtain tbo proper
( leas mid ImpiYrtsloi' " . Tbo speaker there-
ere urged tin * parents to bo careful of their
omliiet tow.ird each other.
Another ihi'ipcr In the opinion of tbo
npenker Is found In the political parties. If
i member of ono of Iheso parties questions
hu course laid out by the bosses or oppcsc.i
ln > authority of the nwiilimVitoni ho Is dc-
launced lioc.inso ho tins loft his ] > irty. The
epcakur styled thta an nothing else ( ban
lexpotlsm , slnco no mnn can bo moio a slavn
than bu who IH not allowed to think for him-
) Hf.
Hf.Tbo
Tbo greatest danger , however , nccoollng
to the speaker , In found In the Judiciary of
Iho country , especially In Its attitude- the
labor orfMnlwtloi H. The cnurtH have de
clared Hint nun niu.st not orgmiUo ami must
nut strike. If they do the federal govern
ment calls out Its Holdlrcy , which Is nup-
ported by labor , to punish them. The courts
llano their action on the theory tlmt the labor
organizations will crush these who work for
half wimes and tl.at the federal government
Is therefore eight In crushing thn labor or-
ganlratloiiK. Hut the spraker IimlBtcd that
Inhering men linvo the right to organize to
protect their capital mid to compel other mm
In Join them befnro allowing them to enjoy
HIP benefits of organizations.
"Havo not railroad organizations resolved to
cri'fli Homo road that hao cut rales ? " de
manded tint speaker. "Docs not a comblna-
Mcxi regubito tint prlco of beef and mmtlier
that of crackers ? Is thcro anything wo Hvo
on that wo do not get through n trust ? Yet
when laboring men form a trust they must
bo put down. Russians Imve moro liberty
today than ttu > common people of Hi Li coun
try. Trusts that exist hero would not dare
to llvo In llussln. "
In conclusion , Judge Scott decried the attitude
titudeof the government toward the Culvina
( uul raw hope of a change In the recall of
Iho Spanish minister ;
Vhero are three llttlo' tilings which rte moro
work than nny other7 three little tblnpa cre
ated they are tlio ant , Hfo boo and DoYVltt'c
I.lttlo Kirly IlUscrn , the last being the famous
little ptlla for ntomach and liver troubles.
llr. llurlilcy 1'iiUaiivil by Corn.
I'lTTSIll'IlO. IM , I' 'M , JO.-Kev. r , J. M.
Iluckloy , editor of the New Yoilc rhrUtlnn
Advocate , arrived In IMtlRbiirii lust Monday
night from New YnrK' nml shortly after
rexIstcrlniT lit the Hotel Lincoln was at
tacked with symptoms of poisoning. After
novelil : bouts of IrttemVi biirterlm ; he 10-
eovered sutllclently to go to California , 1'u. ,
where he ilellvereil a lecture on Tuesday
nlirht. He returnedito i'lttHburgyesterday
ami left for homo Innt night. Ills Illness
UUR nncrlbed to I'luntfiUeorn , whlo1 ! ho had
partaken of quite freely on a , train while
enrouto to tilts city.
Dole l'n e Tliriiuitli ICnn.im City.
KANSAS CITY , Feb. 10. President Sanford -
ford II. Hole of Hawaii and hla party nr-
rived here from the east over the Missouri
J'aclllo thin mornlnr. Their car , too Cor
onet , \VH.I nttaeheU to the regular Santa
j.'o i a seiiKi'r ami the Jaurnoy westwunl
wus remimeil ut i > :40. : No arrnngfinvnt hud
been made for entertainment of the party.
TIII : o. & yr. i. . AMI W.VIIASH u , n ,
I'or AllToli > < Kant nnd Sontli.
I.eaven Omaha dally at 4:3S : p. m. , arrive *
SI. IxtuU 7 IS a. m. , conncctttiR In Union
Station with all linen. For mti' , ileeplng
car * pace anil all Information call at ortlce
Na 1415 Farnam streot. ( I'axton Hotel
lilook ) or write Harry B. Muorca , Ticket
Agent , Omaha Neb.
SIMON ELUDES THE SHERIFF
Man Arrested Tor Libeling Ohairmin
Edm's'.en Ejcapw ,
BACK TO TESTIFY BEFORE GRAND JURY
Dntrdon Connlr Oniccr Tnlceir n
Iloiinilaliiiiit WnjIlumi > , lint
liontx Illx I'rlxnticr nt
South Omnlin.
H. L. Simon , who was arrested at Lincoln
last night on a charge of criminal libel fitvorn
to by J. H. Kdmlstcn , escaped from Deputy
Sheriff Cooncy of Dawson county t South
Omaha yesterday morning. At an
early hour the sheriff - and his pris
oner went Into Long's restaurant at
the foot of N street for breakfast.
Simon was ibackled , but before Bitting down
to the table the officer removed the Irceis. At
the conclusion ot the meal and whllo the
shcrlfl was putting on his overcoat Simon
slipped out ot the door without his hat and
escaped. The officer hunted around for hli
prisoner for a short tTme and then gave up
the chose In dl gu < ; t and left for his home.
A description of the cncaped prisoner was left
with the police with the request that be be
arrested If found.
LINCOLN , Feb. 10. ( Special Telegram. )
In order to avoid habcaa corpus proceedings
after arrcfltln/ / ; their men , the odlcors hcnd-
cufTcri Simon an necrctcd him until 9
o'clock , when they took the Missouri 1'aclflc
to Union. Thin morning they proceeded to
South Omaha and while they were taking
breakfast ! ci a r'vitaurant Simon walked out ,
eluded the deputy and took the train for
Lincoln , He U now here In charge of the
sheriff , having been subpoenaed before the
grand Jury to tell what ho known about the
recount frauda. I'Mmlslcn'a plan was to get
Simon out of reach of the grand Jury and
the plon liau mlicrably failed.
Deputy Sheriff Cooney came down from
Sout'h Omaha this afternoon to look for bin
rocaped prlnoner , but In the meantime
Simon had been arrested by the city author
ities on a charge of carrying concealed
wcnpoiiK. A continuance ot ten da > s was
taken on the latter ca e , mid Simon was com
mitted to the care of the nherlff , In default
nf ball. It is expected that before the case
comes up Simon will huvo tcntllloil before the
grand Jury an to thu recount frauds. IMmlnten
mid MM attorney , M. Harrington of O'Neill ,
nay they will taku Simons to Dawnon county
before the grand Jury gctx around to listen
to the Btory. The popocrats openly declare
that Chairman Kdmlstcn has made a bad
political mistake. The affair Is causing
much amusement here.
Don't annoy others ny your coughing , and
risk your llfo by neglecting a cold. Ono Mln-
ute Cough Cure cured coughs , colds , croup ,
yrlppo and all throat and lung troublca.
I'olllli'iil lleiu'tlon in ( 'uloritilo.
MANHATTAN , Colo. . Fob. 7. To the
Kdltor of The Hoc : The republican party la
anything but dead In Colorado. During the
campaign In 1S9G the opposition papers at
tint seat of Larimer county said : "It was
cany to tell how many men wanted county
olHccrt in Larimer county by counting repub
lican vote-n. " And , Indeed , It was almost
dangerous In 189C to claim to bo n straight
republican , and a man who had the courage
to proclaim his Intention to vote for Mc-
Klnley wu bravo. Indeed. Tlmo changes
men's opinions politically , an well OH other
wise. Last fall tbo democrats , populists and
Oliver rcpublcaiiB all combined against the
republican party , and , despite all their ef
forts , wo elected the county cleric , county
commissioner and miperlntcndent of schools.
Today , I feel sure , could an election bo held ,
McKinlcy would carry Larimer county. "Let
the heathen rage. " "Tlmo works wonders. "
mid sometimes destruction. Two years ago
Uglify 31. Teller \vas the most popular man
lu Colorado , but I doubt much. If loft to n
vote of the people , that ho could bo elected
to the United Stales senate. Ilia desertion
of lilu party nt St. Louis droyo from his
support the best men of his state , and tlnio
will or already has done so bring him as
low as Ilryan Is. I fully believe that Colorado
rado will bo In the republican ranks In 1000.
S.
"TII13 COLORADO SIMX'IAI , . "
Via Villon 1'iic-llle.
Commencing February C.
WILL LEAVE OMAHA DAILY llD5 : P M
AHIUVINO DENVER NEXT-DAY 1:30 : P. M
ONLY Denver irnln having
BUFFET , SMOKINO AND LinitAUY CAIcS ,
For tickets arid full Information call at
City ticket otllco , 1302 Farnam St.
IMCH.SO.VVI , IMH UiltAIMI.H.
\V. Ilancy of Wood Lake , Nob. , Is in the
city.
'rim'iMtirphy and wife are stopping at the
Mlllard.
It. Maxtor of Chicago can bo found nt the
Darker.
C. II. Harnard of Table IlocU Is a cucst
nt the Darker.
It , W. Anderson of Sioux City Is otopplng
at the Barker. .
A. 0. Fisher , a lawyer of Chndron , Is In
the city on 'business.
A. 1C. Oomly , an ox-stato superintendent , of
Lincoln , Is In the city.
Judge M. L. I lay ward of Nebraska City Is
In Omaha on a h'liurt sojourn.
Thomas L , Ularrls of Ord Is In the city
whllo on n short business trip.
Edward Seymour , a merchant nnd resident
of 'Norfolk , Is In the city on business.
W. E. Whltcoml ) , n well known real estate
man of Ponder , Is In Omaha on 'business.
S. F. Zimmerman , nn old resident of Ilattlo
Crook , Neib. , is visiting friends In the city.
S. Flnnell , an extensive cattle raiser of
Hamburg , In. , Is stopping nt a Jocal hotel.
H. A. Haley , Oeorge J , Swift and William
Jennliu',8 are Chicago arrivals rcglatcrcd at
the Barker.
II. T. Wood , representing an eastern brldgo
building concern , residing in Tccumseh , Is
In the city.
C. C. IMcKnlght , n well known resilient of
Lincoln , Is visiting friends In Omaha for a
short period.
Oeorgo M. Lydlclc mid wife * of Herman ,
Nt-b. , are visiting friends In Omaha for n
short period.
C. 0. Comstoek , n stockholder and ofllccr
of the electric light company ot Quincy , 111. ,
Is a truest at thu Mlllard.
W. C. Pierce , traveling passenger agent
for thu Louisville , Kviinsvlllo & St. Louis
road , U stopping at the Mlllard.
J. T. Andernon , general agent for the
floor-Kin lines of rallrrads , with headquartcra
In St. Louis , U stopping at the Mlllard.
Mlsj Katlicrlno Stuart , Thomas David ,
Frank Coltman , James Mauley , Itlcllard
Lyle and Olney J. drlllln nro members with
the Tlm Murphy company quartered at tbo
Darker.
Mr. Edward Muhoney of Huttc , Mont. , U
visiting frlemU In Omaha on his return from
nn eastern trip , Eighteen years ago this
mouth ho timed through Omaha a young
man on his way to Montana to grow up with
the country. And ho baa grown physically
as well as In worldly goods , Thu Omaha of
1SSO and the Omaha of toJay are so different
tdat ho enjoyu with satisfaction the marvel
ous growth of tbo city and tbo uvldenco of
material prosperity now apparent.
'NeGraskans ' at the- hotels : W. H. Dunn ,
Lincoln ; H. C. Sawyer , W.H , Johnson , J.
Itlley. Bt. Paul : F. W. West. H. ( M. Thomp
son , Wlsner ; W. E , Whltcomb , Pcnder ; Cuy
DatiD , Scotia ; H. P. Simmons , A. a , Fisher ,
Mrs. Josephine Joiclyn and daughter , ChaJ-
ron ; G. "W. Ellsworth ami wife , Fullerton ;
Clyde King. O'Neill ; . E. Fields , Fremont ;
i : . U. 1-allln , Crab Orchard ; L , W. Snow ,
David City ; George Ackerunn , Herman ; H.
K. Ilubcockt Columbus ; Jamea Leonard ,
North Hatle : B. P. Heed , Ulendley ; C. L.
Hover , Papilllon ; Max Horoaen , U U. May-
hew , Louisville ; J , P. Johnson , Wesley
Valentine * . Kearney ; "William Gibbon , Elkhorn -
horn ; Wlllard Kendall. A. H. Harris , Lin
coln ; H. T. Ward , Tecumsch : George M.
Lydeck and wife , Herman ; M. H. Dodge ,
Wluslde ; J. IK. Oilman , 'Murray ' ; L. H. Key-
Holds ; T. A. Llud , Central City ; 'M. U Hay-
niiri ) , 'Nebraska ' City ; Thomas U aiarrl * ,
Ord.
4
5 ' and 97 ans ,
As we said , yesterday , manu
facturers do not go around with a
lantern looking1 for small stores , They seek
those who buy large lots at a time. Our New
York office is daily visited by manufacturers
and their agents ; we get quotations from
everybody who makes goods in our line. Manufacturers -
ufacturers work for our orders , they are worth
working for , competition to get them is keen : ,
if we didn't buy right it would be strange , in
deed. As a matter of fact the most of our
profit is made in buying. Our cash discounts
make a very large item by the year. It is of
ten the case that the shirt , the collar , the suit
of clothes we offer today at retail , we couldn't
duplicate tomorrow at wholesale for the price
you pay. Cash works wonders , Cash at
the right time.
C , P. Norwall & Co. , agents for-Port Arthur Townsite
& Land Co. , will run an excursion to Port Arthur and return
at one fare for the round trip , on the i5th of February. These
excursions will run regularly the first and third Tuesday of
each month thereafter. Write or call on us.
[ c. P , NORWAI.I ; & co. ,
6th and Jones Streets , Omaha. Neb.
ns cured , by '
i Cure neicr foil
. itmcnt , with guara
010.00 ainfloloi
PHARMACY
A'l.UJUCT GUTS HOUOII US.\fiI3.
Clly UiiKliiccr IloNiMvnter'M Ilccoiu-
-llll.-ltlOII ( J fN I'llllOOllLMl.
The city council has so far taken no action
on tbo recommendation of City Engineer
Hoscwater that a man uhould bo ( stationed on
the Sixteenth street viaduct In order to regu
late trnlllc. The engineering department con
tends that while the structure has been
patched up so that It will carry tmlllc under
ordinary conditions it Is In no condition to
stand fcst driving. While it la somewhat
dinicult to calculate the amount of Increased
Impact caupcd by a rapidly moving vehicle ,
It Is conceded In engineering that the strain
Is fully double that Imparted by the same
vbhlclo moving at a walk. H Is suggested
that slnco the floor of the viaduct was not
repaired thin year , a carpenter could make
such repairs on this part of the structure as
became necessary from tlnio to time , and also
look after tbo regulation ot the tralllc.
Cl < > - KmiiliiycM fii'l I'ay WiirrmilH.
Municipal employes enjoyed the luxury of
a pay day yesterday for the first time in
thrco months. The warrants wcro ready
for delivery shortly before noon and the
employes who wanted to exchange them for
cush found no dllllculty in doing so. The
demand for the warrants was far In excess
of the supply and some of the Investors
oven canvassed the employes before the
warrants wcro issued In order to get hold
of the securities. The paying oft pro.ccta ! s
confined merely to the January obligations ,
as the bade salaries will bo taken care of
with the proceeds of the prospective refund
ing bonds.
MortnlKy
The following births and deaths wcro ro-
rtoil at the health ofllce during the twenty-
four hours ending at noon yesterday.
UlrtliH Charles Cllffordi. 2768 Webster
Ptrcet , boy ; Frank ) Wolf , 835 South Twenty-
third , boy ; Hobort Drown , 2202 Clark , girl ;
T. A. Stoveeis , 3107 Lnrlmoro , Irl.
DcatliH Helen Redman , 2 months , 310
South Nineteenth street , Mount Hope ; John
nimer Nelson , 3 , S24 South Twenty-third , ac
cident , Forest Lawn ; Halph Jones , 2 rncnths ,
1136 North Seventeenth , cholera Infantum ,
Mount Hope ; William Crawford , 71 , 913
Pierce , apoplexy of brain , Forest Lawn.
I'rtlMoiiM nf \ < > Avnll.
A number of petitions have been filed with
the ( Advisory Board by alleged property
owners , who want now llfo given to the
proposition to allow thn water from cess
pools to bo dumped Into the sewers. They
nllcgo that the rescinding of the resolution
adopted by the old Iloard'of Health la work
ing a hardship that Is unnecessary. In view
of the abuses of the garbage contract that
have crept in under cover of the resolution.
the members of the board are not disposed
to open the bars a second time.
I'liiiia for illvprrlov 1'iirlr.
The menagerie at Htvcrvlow park ulll
soon bo Increased by the addition of a
puma the largest specimen of the cat fam
ily lii North America. The specimen that
has been obtained for Hlvcrvltnv part Is ealj
to be ono of the largest of lu specie * . It
wus shipped to Omaha from Tcxsa Tursday.
Hiillilliitr Will lie Itciiily.
All of Uie furniture for the new postofllce
has arrived and la being put In place , The
carpets are being laid and , according to
the statement of Superintendent Latenser.
there Is nothing to prevent the occupancy
on February 2i , the date on which Post
master Martin U preparing for the opening.
lliune
Tickets will M sold on the first and Ibl.'d
Tuc i ! y of Kebrudrr and March via the
Union Pacific to point * In Kansas and Ne-
braaka ; ( xiluti In Colorado west ot and In
cluding Leadvllle , Sallila ami Alamosi ; oolr's
In Wyoming weit ot and Including Laramlc ;
points In- Utah ( except on Southern Pacific
company ) ; ( x > lnU In Ida bo eaat of acd Includ
ing Welter and Market Lake ; alto Ootailo.
Ore. Minimum selling rate , (9.00. ( For fall
Icformatlon or ticket ! rail it city ticket of
fice. 1302 ? * rD6tu street.
[ WASH THE HAIR
I But don't use Ammonia , Silts of Tartar OP
Borax nor strong alkaline soaps. Use
Sherman's Lavender
Shampoo Cream
Which Is mndo for the express purpose of
washing the hnlr. It clcansos the hair nml
scalp , removes dandruff , but does not remove -
move tbo natural oil , nor dpes It Icavo the
hair dry and brittle , but makes It soft ,
glassy and pliant. Sherman's Lavender
Snampoo Cream la sold-In bottles holding-
enough for about 20 shampoos for 23c.
Largo bottles holding1 nearly four times na
much , Me.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Sherman &K3cCormell Drug Go
1G13 DODGE ST. OMAHA , NUIJ.
No Detention From BuolnoBS.
We refer to HUNDKODS op PATIENTS CUJICM
PILES CURED
In Seven to Ten Days Without Pain.
ONH THEAT.Mr.NT DOBS TUB WORK.
THE EMPIRE RUPTURE CURE
AND MEDICAL INSTITUTE ,
( Sacceiion to THE O. K. JIIU.KIl CO. )
932-933 New York Life Building , Omaha.
Call crtrllu for circulars.
DUFFY'S
PURE MALT WHISKEY
All Druggists.
im < Fnclu ! IIU'iiilBl ) i
187 W 42ml Btrcct ,
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