THE OM MIA DATLT BEE : MTN'DAY , MABCH 2G , 1S99.
! Corner Farnam Corner Farnatti
and Fifteenth. KELL and Fifteenth.
T TD ATTRACTIONS
E DISPLAY IMPORTA "IONS OF EXCLUSIVE -
w CLUSIVE AND ORIGINAL DESIGNS
ESPECIALLY FOR EASTER * „ * * „ <
Waist Silks !
Foulard Silks for Frocks
Crepon and Tailor Cloths !
Foulard Silks
Th latest French anfl New Tork crea
tions of original fleelpuR In dress patterns ,
J-l&.OO. Liberty Foulard , 11-00 Slnplt pat-
teriifi. nfi.OD cxclt.El i
Foulard Silks hlgheU grade spring strlec ,
7f > c.
Foulard SllkB , tl.OO.
New Oriental Foulards. 1125.
Waist S111.K , 7r.c. Me , tl.OO
The latcEt { ashlons of the dnr
Crepon ! Sailor Cloths !
Cheviots !
Golf Plaids ! Sicilians !
Bla-i ; Cfl 7ion Our importations of Mo Tailor Cloth , black Venetian J.S 00
hair and Silk uovol varluty , no'w In stock , Cheviot JS 00 Coating "worsted " , SSTiO
I17fi. J2.00 , I2.2& , ! 2.fiO. These are direct from the mllle and such
as the tailor requires j
Single patteme of the most elegant French '
Challles and Organdies Our importations
Silk Cretan , $3 00. S3 60 , J4 (10. etc of the aliote are now in oriental effects ,
During the week Silk Crepon , rich new eilk Btrrjws 45c fil e and 7f > c
rtyle , J2.50 , Plain color ChallieE new nhades EOc
Bl ck ChflVlotR BK ; Me , tl 2S riO-inoh Plain Summer Wool Batiste and Voile de
fihn iken remurkable value on stylleh cloth lalne 4B-inch. B5c '
Sicilians TTrc Br.c , Jl 00 , Tl 2.'i The test New Organdies , best Imported vtriety , 3ric '
English pure mohair Sicilians.
Tweeds ! Poplins ! Cheviots !
Venetians ! Skirting Plaids !
Scotch Checks !
Tailoring Tweeds. 7f > c | Armure Pin Cheeks , new tonct , 44-Inch ,
New Suitings , tailor cloth , 11.00 4Rc ,
Poplin Checks , J1.50 Hig'h Art Ncrelties Sincle 3 > resB Put-
Coi ert Cloth , fiO-inch , tl 00 tern * Guipure. Barege , Silk Raj-ure , and
Amazon Cloths. f > 0-lnch , Jl 00 the most varied styles of today's fashions.
Cheviots S c , H0c , Jl 2u 50-inch shrunk
en , navy und new Wue
Novelty ,
Dress Frontitigs.
Rich Emb-oide-pd Satin and Taflrta , rut
out Applique effects
New Tucl-ed Shirred and Corded Satins
and Taflcttit ,
New Shirred and Tucked Liberty Gauze
at JltiO. K : < . $27f > up to JS.fiO a J&rfl.
NEW ALL OVER LACES
In Pom * dt Venice , Point do Gene and
Striped Guipure eflects nt H 00 , tl.26 , fl I'O ' ,
WOO J4.r.O and 1C OO a jard.
ELEGANT POINT DE VENISE
Point de Rte and RvnnaiBsanee LBCCB
with insertions and bunds to match.
NEW POINT DE GENE
Point Gauze and Point Applique Lares ,
flalntj ntv deigns , Inr bltextb. Juboti , etc ,
at 2iic , ! lOr Kfrc 4tc ( 30c and Tfir a yu il
Novelties In Late Applique Emb-oldercd
and Spangled Bsiw-Knots and Butterflies
New Applique Dress Trimmingsc ( , 7 < "ic ,
Jl 00 , tl.2u. up to ? S SO
New Jotted and Spangled Trimming ? Hie.
25c. Xic. fiOc. T c fldO and Jl.fiD a jard.
New Braided Trimmings lf > c Ihc. L'Oc , 25c ,
r.r.c. MIC 7 c and SI W a jard
Narrow &hirrud and ruffled Trimming Rib-
lious at T > c , f > c , lOc , 12H-C , If'C , 20c Wifl 2uc
jard.
Rich
Noveltj7- Ribbons
Tor millinery trimmings and beltings In
new Btrlpfd , clierked , dotted and bniclie
eCt-rti , , at l < < c , fic , 3. > c HOc. Tnc and Jl Oil
a j-ard
Novelties in Llliertj Mull and Lace Ties
and JaboU at Tide. GOc , Tf-c , Jl (10 , fl 25 ,
11.50 und II 00 each
New Crn.no Bead Chainsat 25c , ri5c , HOc ,
TUT and Jl 00 each
No\ cities in TancMetnl BuclJcs , in cut
rteel filifr-ee jeweled and enameled at Idc ,
POc , eric , "uc Jl 00 , J1.25 J1.50 and S2.00
each
Latest Novelties
in Ladies1
Embroidered
Handkerchiefs
Dainty new designs for Easter , scalloped
and narrow hemstitched borders , on flue
cheer linen lawns shamrock and batiste
cloths at irtc 2r > c , sr.c 50c Tf.c . and Jl HO
tach.
Handl.er&hiel Barcaine Odd and < -ndK in
one-half doren lotK try cheap to close out
qul-lJj at Ihc 30c cnc 7ftc and B ; E a lot.
Don't fail to see them
nue to the Elate II it is defeated or muti
lated so at to 'be useless the senate majority
can offer no poad excutt The defeat cl the
Mil -while such a strong ineurance loWby is
here at the capitol , and -while the outrages
in the insurance department of the auditor s
offue are Iresi in the public mind , -nill
lea e the senators little room lor explana
tions '
In speaUnt ; of the taxation feature this
member said "Last year the fire compa
nies paid tares on premiums amounting ID
JG.UTl 70 The Wea\er bill us it ipashed the
bouse w ould b-iup in J2S 000 per 5 ear The
life and miscellaneous companies ha\e here
tofore paid no taxes on premiums while
this bill would produce S30 000 from this
source Tie increased Tees for statements
would amount to J4.80D jnore than the pres
ent law , making a total increase ol ntarlv
J60 000 if the 1)111 as jHiBied foj the t > ou-r
becomes a law The amendments proposes
by the senate -would reduce this fully one-
half "
OF THE
Confcidernlilr "Work Heine l j UIIJXT
1'rnnfb of l-CKifclntiire.
LINCOLN March 25 ( Special ) The ten-
nte refused to adjourn nt noon todaj until
Mondaj afternoon The members tboupht
S\c days on important appropriation bills
carrying o\er 12 000 000 was bhort enough
Standing committees rejiorted H R 2&0
to appropriate money belonging to the State
Normal School llbrarj iund for the pur
chase of bool.s for the library , to puss , and
41S appropriating tu.OOO to build a standpipe -
pipe lor fire protection and lighting re
pairs and to furnish tht chapel at the State
Normal school , to jiafcE H. R f > GO was in-
denitely postponed
Steele of Jefferson meted that all ap
propriation bills be made a tpeelal order
for TueHdaj ut 10 o'clock His motion .pre
vailed
Talbot of Lancastser moved to nonconcur
In the house amendments to S F. 2B ! ) , his
resolution of praine to the -\olunteerE He
said he wus willing to accept the amend
ment cutting out the cabling of thr resolu
tions but opposed striking out that part
gi\lng special mention to the two wounded
oflicers
Van Dusen of Douglas fu\nred concurring
In the amendments He said he wae alwajs
oppLbed to giving the oflicors special men
tion , and that the house had ehownd bet
ter buuse than the beuate bj striking put
that pan of the rfsolutions
The motion to nonconcur was lost by a
vote cf 4 to 21 The senate then concurred
in the nsnodnmentE
Senator Talbot moved that the report of
tht Judiciarj committee on H R 177 be
ruuonEidertid Thr bill had been Indefinite ! }
postponed Hit motion carried and the bill
wub jilamd on gtmoral file.
Cauaduy of Kearney owed to nonconcur
in the rt-port cf the railroad committee on
H R DGO The bill pravidee that the boon-
tanefc of the Board of TniuBpnrtatiou maj
draw up their uwn complniuts agaiubt rail
roads and trj the charges made under them
while the present law oulj ci\e thera
power to trj complulnts that third parties
tile with thtan
i ' Senator Talbut said there was a Justice
of the peace once who had an account
' against bib neighbor , that he brought suit
i in liis own oourt on ibe account and ren-
dared up judgment for his own account ,
utturward resulting in hit bring oubtad from
oSice Jor maUsuiauee In offite He taid
thib bill proposed the Btmn thing witli this
board Thej oeuld drew up thaJr complaint * ,
and tit me u ooun In the huaring oj thalr
pwn charge * , rwiduring Judgment , while
they were bctt jilainiiff and noun.
The mutiec did not wikil t > > u Btrict
party > cvte , the tMe.\t ) JusioniBts oUng 4n
its favor
j Tit Ructc leBolution to reB'Jnd and ex-
Latest
Arrivals
IN
Wash Goods
New Madras Cloth DimitioK Org&ndlct ,
Lawns Plain White and Figured Pique
Satin Stripe Wool Challlc etc , at a coet
whltfli if ridiculously low for ponds that
shew for twice and in eome lines treble
their solliuc priro
One cane lmp rtea Tlgured Dimity , the
verj acme of daintiness and beaut } , were
madt to sell for ISc , our price SHiC yard
One cast Imported Satin Stripe and Check
Figured Orcuidle these are bright , fresh
and fashionable colors and would grace a
duchess worth Sue , our price ! C = jC
One cast Imported Satin Stripe Domestic
Wool Challle all stylee and color * , worth
fiOc. our price 2kc yard.
Large assortment of Madras Clnth , 'm-
braring Just what jou want for either shirt
waKt or dress pattern , at 2 c , 30c , 3r > c and
S7H * jard
All the latest and newest eaves in
White and Figured Pique ut 15c , Ihc , 20c ,
' 25c , 30c "MC , 40c , 4 < : and Mir jard
All the latest colors In died and Striped
Linen for ladies' -waists , 24 inches wide ,
children s drussee etc , at ! Kic jard
New imported Colored Noeltv Dattid
Swiif suitable lor waists or dresses , 4f > c
and tide jard
All the later ! colors in Sill Embroidered
Poll.o Dr > t Opera Flannel suitable for
dressinc ; sacque-E. nt CSc jard
White Goods
SO pieces of 36-inch India Linen , worth
2uc. now I5c yard.
30 pieces of 30-inch India Linen , worth 2Sc ,
now IKc yard.
Pull line of Check and Striped Dimity , tt
ISc , IKc 20c , 25c , 3fic , S c and 40c yard
Full line of Persian Lawn at 20c. 2 c , 30c ,
3r > c and 40c jard.
4S-inch Frenci Nainsook for ladiee' or
children's dresses , at 35c , 40c , TiOc and Grc
yard
1 -inch Sheer Opera Batiste , the proper
fabric lor ladles' dresses , ZZ > c , 45c , 50c and
(
7ric jard
I
Two cases of "G-inch Long Cloth , 12 yds
| in bolt , at Jl 00
, Two cases Egj-ptian Long Cloth , medium
i weight , at ? 1.50 and 5175 bolt-
High Art IU Gloves Easter Gloves Of great elegancy Cyrano , Rajrih , Eveque , Cafeine , Gazelle , Antelope , Orleans , Cadet , Acier , Hussar are
some of tbe many shades we offer this season. "TrefoUSSB , " 'Perrin'S , ' ' " 'Monarch" comment is needles ? the above renowned "brands are lee well known. "Dent's , " "Slielbourne , " "BcKort" for street \ \ ear. The
correct styles to be worn with your tailored frocks.
Children's Jackets Dainty and pretty little jackets a surprising variety of effective styles and all colors , $2.25 , 82.50 , $2.75 , S3.25 , S3.75 to § .5.50.
I IS BDSY
Pntting lorth Every Effort to Defeat the
"Weaver Bill ,
OFFICIALS FROM AUDITOR'S OFFICE HELP
Ullcct of Effort * of Third Honne 011
Memlirri * of ilir Srnntr Incur
tin l-f Committt-e i
Apjiurrnt.
LINCOLN. March 25 ( Special. ) ET > ry
eflort is nov. being mode to defeat H R ,
391 , the Weaver insurance bill , in the sen
ate , und to do this the insurance IcJttby and
the officials from tbe state auditor's office
ore working hand in hand The first ob-
joctlon to the bill urged by the insurance
companies wab the taxation feature nnd be
fore tht- house committet there was a hard
fight to hc\e the rate reduced. The ol > -
jcctdon made bj fhe auditor is that the 'bill '
will taJe the department out of his con
trol.
trol.The
The lobbj that is here in opposition to the
1)111 IB the strongest that hae infested an ;
legislature of recent jeart. and its tffect
on the senate insurance committee is ap
parent Wemliers ol the committee haie
adopted e\ery pretext io delaj tbe report of
tbe bill und it now comes to tbe senate as
u special order lor nert Monday with the
taxation feature BO changed us to l e hardlj
incognizable. All the memlters of the com
mittee , with tht exception of Senators Crow
und Tulbnt , saj thrj were opposed to the
changes and on ] } agreed to them in order to
gt-t the bill reported to tbe senate where
they hoped to hu\p it restored to its original
form When the committee reported tire 'bill ' with
the taxation feature radically changed tbe
htutc auditor and his political deputies and
IrlimdK , us U bj pre-concerted signal , com
menced an onslaught on tbe bill for tbe rna-
win that it was not u good revenue producer ,
lind home of tbe senators who have concluded
to oppose the measure are using thlt
Can tie given h ) Stuart s Dvspeiisla Tab
lets are the best and most effectual cure
for v\er ) form of indigestion
Thej artIn the tablet form , which retains
their goood qualities indefinitely , while liq
uid preparations become stale and usuless
with ago.
They are convenient , can be carried in the
pueket and taken when needed. They art
pleasant to tuke
After fuch meal dlsaolxe one or two of
them In the mouth , und , mingling with the
food , they constitute a perfect digestive ab
solutely safe for the must senBithe stomach
They digest the food before it has time
to ferment , thus prel tntlng the formation of
gas and kwjilng dbf- blood pure und frtie
from tbe poisonous products of fermented ,
litlf-dlgeBted Jood
Stuart' * Djspepsla Tablets ie the only
remedy designed tsspeclall } for the cure of
Mrnnach troubles and nothing else
One disease one rrmedy , the euccessful
phj elcian of todaj is the specialist , the suc
cessful medicine is tbe medicine prepared
especially for one dlsiusc
Stuart's Djspejibia Tablets make the com-
phaiuii olnar liy ketiplng the bloud pure
Thuy Increase fleeh by diget-tinc flesh-
furiulng toads
A whole package talen at one time would
not hurt one. but would simply be waste
af goad maituial
Over six thousand men and women in the
Mate of Michigan olonr ha-ve bt-en sured cf
inAlcestlrn and Oyi > i > i > slii b ) tht use of Stu-
ati's Djtipt'iitlc Tablets ,
Sold by all druggists ut ( > cents per pack-
Waist lenpths. Ju isrportBd. ri.SS , Jl-SS ,
J1.T.O . and J200
New Stripe SllkK , drcnswulBt or pottlcoatB ,
24-inch , HOO
Blacl ; Taffeta , reliable pradc , crtra licavj ,
27-lnoh , Jl 00
Gnmadlnes Pattern lengths. Guipure
BtripBfc , iron Jrame , Mexican ntrlpes , 45-
lech. tlfiO.
Chenille Rltfbon stripes , Mexican tm.rre ,
Guipure , etc. , S2.00 , S2.2i , X2.fiO
Black 4B-lnch TaffnUi , melange , 7Hc. New
for petticoats
ment OB their excuse. The argument as even '
'being ' used by those who assisted in the
mutilation of this part of tbe bill The
members who have as } et taken no part in
the affair are being tolled one at a time into
the office of the auditor or Into the oil room
of some insurance lobbyist , where -very
smooth talk and sometimes a more tangible
argument is used to make them see their
way to join the movement in the defeat of
the Mil
Some Hlntorlral Ercrriitfc.
The history of this attempt at Insurance
legislation is u curious one Early in the
Bession duplicate bills were introduced in
the house and senate The senate bill , S
F 74 , was introduced by Mr Tulbot on the
ICth of January At that time he claimed
to tie much in favor of the measure and
upon him wus based the principal hope of
those interested in "getting the law passed
A change come over Senator Talbot along
about the first week in Fabruar } A p'-omi-
ntiit attorne } und insurance lobbyist came
down from Omaha to fight tht bill The
senator was notified in advance that if cer
tain amendments could be made to the
bill the insurance men would not object to
its passage An appointment w-ur made and
the lobbyist and Senator Tulbot retired to
room 112 on the top floor of tbe Lindtll
hotel , where a close conference wns htld ,
lasting two hours Writing materials were
sent for , and amendments were drafted to
the mutual satisfaction of the two men con
cerned At the time this meeting was
being held the republicans of the legislature
were holding a Joint conference in the build-
in ? and were wondering at tbe absence of
the senator from Lancaster
From this time on Senator Talbot's real
to have his insurance bill passed cooled
He reudll } saw that it would be well to
fchelve the senate bill and give the full right
of way to tbe duplicate being considered in
tbe house although he still assured tbe
friends of H R 1P1 that he was with them
heart ixnd soul
Drlu ; rd In Committee.
When the Weaver bill reached the senutt
after having passed the house by an almost
unanimous vote it was dtlued in the com-
i mittee through the efforts of senators who
feud former ! } said they were in favor of the
immediate passage of such a measure A
utrong fight wus made to have tht bill so
amended us to be practically valueless nt a
revenue producer und u stronger fight is now
being mude to have tht bill killed
i The presence of the insurance lobb } is
having a strange effect on some members
j Some whose political ambitioue reach be-
' } end the confines of a mere representative
| district huve been seen of late filling cur-
I reptitioua appointments with prominent in-
fcutunce men , and in more than one case un
arrangement to meet und discuss the merits
( if the bill with its friends has been for
gotten b } the senator who went instead to
fill a dale with Borne member of the insur
ance lobb }
The wirTT of the insurance men and the
auditor is beuaniing so open us to challenge
I the atttntlcn of tlie memlters not in tbe
comlblne , and it is quite pro-buble that when
the Weaver -bill came up in committee of
the whole s-ext Monday there will ibe a
prompt move to restore it to its original
form and recommend it for immediate
passage Whether enough member * , hove
been hypnotised Into a Hate v-htsre they are
read } to favor the mutilated bill , or ready
to vote lor the defeat ttf the whole measure ,
remains to Tie Been
Itt-iuil.llmn Opinion.
In dlBcufaMng the matter toda } one of the
republican memhars af the senate bald "It
w ill be t mistake if the senate f ail to past
UhiB bill in lu original form Our pan } ha *
been pledged to j u some revenue measures -
. ures and up to the present time has Jailed
to keep the promise. This % 1 at it came-
, from the house wculd brine in a good rev e-
punge from the record the former action
taken concerning Colonel Stotsenburg fulled
to pass bj u vote of B to I * , the prejudice
against the officer still being in full force.
In committte ol the whole S. F 17C to
license brokers to write insurance in com-
i panics not nuthorized to do business in
I Nebraska , was recommended to pass with
'
some amendments
S F SB which came TV on its third read
ing yeeterdaj but was recommitted for a
specific amtndmcnt , was indefinite ! } post-
3 > oned The object of the bill was to provide
a fee for count } judges to compensate them
for making appointment * ; of Judges and
clerks of election but amendments had
l > ten mude remotins municipal election * .
from the ojieration ol the law and leaving
the uppolntmeiit in the hands of the clt }
councils as "before " the present law took
effect
Progress on 'H R 204 , appropriating JSti-
000 for a library building at Peru , -was re
ported The ( bill is to lie taken up TuesdB }
with the other appropriation ( bills
S F 302 , fixing the salaries , of the deputy
state oflicere beginning with the governor h
prnate srcertary , wsfc under -consideration
when the committee arose at noon The bill
fixes the annual salaries of state officers'
deputies as follows
Governor's private secretary , $2,000 , dep
uty secictary of state Sl.COD , deputy auditor ,
flfiOO , deput } treasurer , 11,700 , deput >
attorne } general , ll.BOO , deputy land com-
micsioneJl.GOO
Fowler of Filhnore offered an amendment
to cut down the governor's secretar } to
fl.GOO JKT annum , the deputy treasurer to
ri.dCiO and the deputy attorne } general to
n.coo
The amendment reducing the frecretary't
Enlar } was lost , Fowler und Prout alone
voting in favor of it. Tfcc treasurer amend
ment was also lost
The committee ! wus. discussing the amend-
mint to cut down the deputy attorne } gen
eral B salary when the committee arose
Renolds of Dawt'E offered un amendment
making hi * salor } $1.700
Crow of Douglas -moved that when tht
tenate adjourn it be till Monde } ut 11
o'cltcl. Senator Canaday amended it to read
2 c'cloi-k with the introducers permission
Vun Dnson of Douglas opposed tht ad
journment He Bald if the legislature did
not rticfcle frcm its agreement to adjourn
Friday the members should put in every
available houi , including nipht sessions He-
called attention to the vast number of ap
propriation -bills that tbt house had been
discussing cince the 'beginning ' of the set-
Bion und which the senate must dispt t ol
in u v etk
Senator Crpw withdrew his motion und
attkud lta\e to be excused this afternoon
On motion of Curnf of Custer the senate
took u recehK till 2 10 o'clock
Senator Barun was also excused if or the
rust i f tbe day
" 5 would like to be excused , also , " said
Farrrfl rf Marrick
"The chuir thinks the senator from Mer-
rwk should sta } , " replied the president.
In committee of tbi whale after dinner
S F 2S1 , the charter 'bill for cities of the
firet class undtir t'l'.ddO population , was
rnoommtmdpd to pass Among other things
a IHI commissioner is added to the elective
offices
F F S02 was recommended to pass us
umrudttd All amendments to reduce the
utturap } generals salary were defeated
An amendment raising the deput } land
c-immiEsiouer's talarj from fl.COO to { 1700
carried , but wufc mums ! dared
Senator Talbot said expenses were large
in Lincoln and good men rould not be
secured for less solar }
"Do ihofce sums include fodder for the
stock' " ut > ked Senator Van Dusen
"No 1 understand the land commissioner
eelU them fodder at fift cent * . B suck taken
off the eapitol campus"
While the members were enjojitig these
j remarks Laud Commissioner Wolfe had a
LADIES'
Hosiery
AND
Underwear
THE MLKVTIMI POH LVIIK I.MJ
CHll.lmiSN \ I M PnJirlt lorirltt :
null Summer.
LudicE Silkatlm t'nlnn Suit * tbr Mun-
ing In cream and blue hirh neck long
sleeve' low netk sleeveless fancj Bilk
crochet necl. and Bit eve * perfect fit. best
finish onlj fl 75 per suit
Ladles' Silkutine Vest * the MunGlnr ;
cream und blue , high necl. lone ; Bletvpp
low nock , sleeveless npeclul weight for
epring wcat all sizes only n 00 each
MihRiss1 Sill.atlne Vents the MuuRlni ;
cream high neck lout ; sleeves u
pretty garment all sizet only " > c each
i Easter
Hosier } '
' Our novelties in Ladles Fancy HtiElery
are the latest patterns \ cry prnttj ex-
i tremelj new
I The new Polka Dot in fast colors the
new blues also blacl and white dot double
sole , heel and toe , onh r.r.c 3 for tl 00
HOC Best Llfile Thread Host all fast col
ors the new boot patterns , beautiful colors
I black and white dot Mue and white dot
lirown and -Rhitt dot Our line of Black
Lace and Dropstltch Hose includes special
nocities' in fact , our lint of Ladles' Fancj
Hone at fittt can not be equalled
i SI 2u This is K special oflei Ladles' fast
black spun Silk How extra high spliced
heel , douiile nole. regular fl ( io line onlj
] II 25 per pair
fl.50 Ladies' Pure Thread Silk Fust Blacl
Hose tlso a ne line of Fanc Lace Lisle
1 Thread Hone double thread , extremelj pret-
U for e\eniug wear bluck und all the lat
est evening bhadei onh fl D per pair
Our line of Children s Black und Tan Hose
Is complete Wt have th best values that
money can fruj from lf > c pair to 7ric pair
Just received A full line of Misser' Fast
Black Fine Ribbed Silk Hose all
double knee heel und toe.
Speoial Agents for Butterick Pat
terns and ail of their Publications ,
conversation - ith the Lancaster senator.
" 3 am oflered a cacU of fodder free to BEJ
nothing -more uhout It , " announced Senator
Talbot
A section WUK added to TiroUde B tl.fiOO
salary for the deputj superintendent of pub
lic instruction
S P 2uS , J Sterling Morton's forestry
bill S r 2-50. relating to the Institute for
the Feeble Minded at Beatrice , and S F
"HO , to refund precinct bonds , were nil
recommended to past ;
S r 2KT , which provides that counties
may adopt voting machines if thej detire.
was recommended for passage.
S F 2M , 261 and 201 were recommended
to pass
( S F 2M provides for the convejance und
relinquishing of real proi > erty of inbane pe-r-
, BUIIK
S F 281 provides that the go\ernor bhull
jiurchabe medals lor the Nebraska i'olun-
l teers
S F 201 relates to the drawing of jurj
I
! panels
j S F. 191 , relating to the sale of perishable
freight by transportation companies , and
H R. Ill , relating to school district boards ,
ftere Indefinite ] } postponed
j H R. S30 went oter till Tuesday
I H R 192 limiting the hsurs of emploj-
jnent ol females to ten hours a < 3uyvar
I
recommended to puss
i H R 2T1. the barber commission bill , was
recommended to pass I
1 A substitute for S F 3iil - us rpcom-
mendfid to JIUSB and H R IIC2 , the Btatt iair
Mil reported to _ go on general file
S F Slli was recommitted for amendment
The clerk of the house announced the pas-
Bagt of S F 203. 13C , IDfi , 117 , ! 'C , 119 , 124.
143 , IS , with amendments , 113 and 29B , H
R 2C.4 und 2B&
Senator Tulbot moved that the nenate
concur in the house amendments to S F
1
IB , which carried
PKOCEEDI > G , OF THE HOl'S > E.
Hlll Arc firinuid Ont tit
LINCOLN , Murth 2' ( Special Teltgram )
VVhru tht house met this morning it at
imte got down to businfss pushing bills The
following were tnl.en up under tbe order of
Wilson third nndinr
S F 202 , making the offices of cltj tnor-
hhul and city uttw-nej olectite in cities of
m er l > M\0 \ iuhubitanti , putwed by u vote of
71 to C
S F 1P.C mal.ing dogs pei ona ) jropcrtj ,
pntscd , C5 to 7.
S F 13S , un umcndment to the mutual
fire insurance law , passed , tit to 15
H R 2t > 4 , amending buction C , title 2 ,
civil code and providing that than thall 1 *
no limitation to the time within which
counties -municipal corporation * maj be
gin un uotlrn Tor the rw-otery of the title
or poBteseion of roadb or Ptrtuts , passed , Cl
to 10
H R DC2 , appropriating 15,000 for the re
lief of Nebraska Citj , fallod to pans 42 * o 36
H R 2BP , requiring saloon l.eepurs to
, furnish Euretj oompany bjndb , jiuBsed , S2
to 2B
j S F 2B ! ) the resolution of thanl E to the
I First regiment at Mauilu , pabMid 2i' ' to 0
; S F IK , uuthoriring tht organization of
mutual surety bond companiespassed. . Cb
to 12.
B F 11 ° permitting imprisonment nt
bard labor for fines uud cents panrid
S F 117 , ntluting to modification of judg
ment passed
S F US ) , rUaticg to aotion agulnet joint
tenants passed
S F 124 , to pre\cnt the careless setting
out of fire ? , pusned
H R. SC8 , the Mjert compulbory Mutation
bill , was uO Mimed to a third roadlnc
The bouse adjourned to 2 e'olocL Mundu )
lifternoon
7'hunl.k to tlt - i'lrmt > lirn Lu.
LINCOLN Mart-h 25 ( Sps-iul i One of
the Wit jiaseed by thf house this m > rn-
Silk Waists Skirts
and
Tailored Suits Jackets
On Moiidav for tbe first time we sell :
Cheviot nnvy or Ma rk Bill , lined Jacl rtt Kllk or eatln
Eton Suits
r , , rrr , _ ir Ktjlr t.UrtK braided or button trinrmed fiy front
$15 and $16. tliise fittlnr and box in Venetians , bcrrlnplKinr utrlpfR. b-oad-
cloth , chcviotr and tweed checl.R.
$18 and 520 Enpllbh twed cloth , ft perfection of tht taJlnrt * t.Ulh tic new-
cut Marer and Eton i-ffectp sill , lined Jncl.etR. Btrllnh ratio
Collegian Suit Arlmtned and rreod also fly , clom- fitting or Irax. rtlU lined
throughout , lor tl ! ' 00
Very Special Navy cheviot , new Eton Jacl.ot. filll. lined , Mlk faced
rilL 5 > t > lt" tunc ! El'lrtElll I'ff'ii ' elaborately rtltched .
$27.00
Skirts ! Skirts ! Skirts !
Plaid ? S5. 00 , $6.00 , 7.50 , $8.50 , & 10.00. $13.50.
New black and white gray and Mack , Scotch and French and golf
Cheviot ? $5.50 , 86.50 , $7.50 , $8.50 , $10.00 to $17.00.
Nnvj rojal cadet reds 7ilum black garnet and Scotch mixtures the bettor
grades are bilk lined all arc of the latctt cut and Etjle.
Crepe $10.00 , $11.50 , $12 00 , $14.00 lo $20.00.
j Mbhuir fcllk and mohair , circular or Care gnre eouflle , serpentine , Grecian , Van
IMke and tht griatest varhty of the latest French weates lietter gradet. uro Ulk
lined all ol them are the perfection of fashion.
SilkWaistb ! Silk Waists !
Taffeta tucled or corded skirt or dress rt les plain colors , vlti tucked white
jokes and mock * , btripes of t erj stjle Cable cord taCeta , batin Habutal Lnuiseue
Taffeta etc
$3.25 , $5.00 , $6.00 , $7.50 , $8.50 , 10.50 and $12.00.
Shirt Waists 75c
Beit Percale new stripes stj-lish tucked all colors
Shirt Waist $1.50 Shirt Waist $2.25-
"Star" Sujic"-flne Skirting charming new Plain Pique ull shades new madrnr und
bhades fashionable ribiion stripes in black Eephyr stripes the popular West End -wuist
and white in ull the correct mode's and shades
Ladies * and Misses' Jackets.
Just received a splendid line of the new and co * ert style * Eton fly trout.
tiax. blarer tweeds coxerts Venetians cords diagonal coatings , nerge and
cheviot Jj 00 Ju F.O JG 00 J7.HO Sk 50 J30 00 til 00 to J17 00
ing was S F 29B , by Mr Talbot. It
wus a vole of thanks to the men ol the First
Nebraska regiment lor their braiery in ac
tion at Manila and alto an expression of
sjmpathj to the two oflicers of the regiment
who are suffering from wounds Tbe last
section cf the lull , us passed fbj the tenate ,
reads UE follows I
"Resoh ed , Tliat Ihese resolutions be trans
mitted by cable to the commanding officer
trf the First Nebraska with the request that
they be read at the hfad of the regiment ,
and that a certified copj be also iorwarded
to KUh officer "
The cable rate to Manil is $2 44 per -word
and to cable the resolution so patriotically
passed tij the senate would lime cost the
stute Jf.SS 20 , besides about JM ) to coxer the
expense of the address and the necessary
wirds of explanation.
When the bill came to considered in
the house this last section -BBS objected to
and the remark -was made on tht floor of
the house that "the tn-nators must be in
partnership w ith tht cable companies " An
amendment was piomptlj mude pro-viding
that the resolution l > e transmitted to Manila ,
and the bill in this form passed the house
today fy unanimous vote
MEETS ROBBER WIlH SHOTGUN
Cirri. AVlHt Merjiw in tlie P iMofflc -
Lr jik One of the ! Mt-ii. \ \ hllf tbe
Otln r HHCII ] > < > . .
I BRADY ISLAND Neb. March 2
( Sjtecial Telegram ) Last night at li 4&
Willard und Walter Emej wno Bltep In the
Btoie in which tbe poBtofhct is loraiefl were
awakened bj a noise ut the front duor as of
some one attempting to e-nter Waltt-j an se ,
procured a bh tgun and loaded it and about
this time the door vab opcntid bj u ke-j from
the outside Two men entered aud one
I ptrucl a inai h to locate ttingk Ab tbej
advanced Wilhaid fired wilb a revel vur , and
as tlic men Etill remi-iued. WaltirCifd with
the hhotrun und ont of the burglurb droj > pttd
shot through the left thigh The other man
escaped , and as j ol it ut large The \ \ ounded
man , who gher hit- name as George Reed
of Shulby , la. , wus taken to tbe couut/ seat
last night
j Irriiniol Wlil Ct'Hteft.
i FREMONT. Neb , March 2S ( Sjifrlal )
Tbe first of Tht Bte wheel coutcbti ut Fri-
mrnt clrnd Thurndaj i\fnliiF , March 23 ,
having Kturted the lf.th This toutest WUB
iompleted in the shurtest Fjmti of time e\er
coubumfid lij a contest outside of Omi-ha
This fuct nrptin ftethe i.nd jirogresbixt-
tcndencj of the citirens of the "prtitiest
town in the htate" und , abt > - \ < ull it bbows
the energ } and ubilltj nt tbe b JF and girls
f Fumont Fifttcn tcjncBtanit. entered tht
mte , wh'H1 ' nan-cb art us follows Ja > W
Bell I'cr"y Frit ? , Leo Delaiiej Harrj Huu
her , B J Huughn , P Heggemann Plnjd
Feldman Ov In Welch Lee Moeller Archie
Fritz Marclur Albcruon , Carl Jamwon
Frank Chabi Ltuioia Stults Willie Koberlln
Jay Bell t-erured tb ( largest cumbtr of
names und won tbt wboil ont of the renowned -
nownod Moni-rch male wblch ht fcolected at
J McLean E I'nrrj Frlti Biiirid eoond In
the list When tbe time frr tht next COD-
test arrixeb remeniber to ! on band and
i
register for "the ourlj bird catches the
! worm" you know and the carlj tmj or girl
getb the
lndutri rt
6OHUTLHR K b March 25 ( Special )
GBnorul Managw R. M Allen of the Stand
ard Sugar oompauj of Ames Nfcb , was iu
the citj Tburbdaj fienlng for the purpobe
of liitwoBting bcut grn\t.rt in the formation
of a co-Dp < traUFt : wimfian } to grow 200 uorts
i > T boats in thib xWiiuitj Artie ] us of incor-
porution naming a capital utock of Jt.ddl )
urti bttiup olrculutwl and near ! } fiftj failures
huvf bten fcubfccrJbed for This point it
BO much clober to Amei than other poiuu
( Continued on Fourth Puge )
TODAY'S WEATHER FORECAST
Pair nnd Rorllierlj Wind * lor At
brniiVn mill tlir DaUotaK Gt-ocr-
nlljLo r 7'eiupt-rntnrf.
WASHINGTON , Marci 25 Forecast Jor
Sutidaj
For Nfl > -abka und the Dukotas Fair ;
uorfherlj windb
For Iowa Fair , northerly winds
For Mibdouri Fair , colder , nortbweetrrly
winds
For Kansiib Fair colder in eastern portion
tion , northerly winds
For Wjcming Fair , northerly wlnde
General Low pressure is general tonight ,
except from Nebraska und Wjoming north
ward Tht principal ntonn center thus naoxed
riuce FriJaj night from tastern Nebraska
to the lower lake region -while the et--
ondury tenter still persists in Tcias li will
br colder from the Ohio \alley Bouthwept-
ward und also wtstward to the Missouri
valltn nnd low tem7 > eruture will continut in
the ncTt'Ii-west ' and eitreme west
Weak ,
Puny
Children
% Vonclrfnl HlrkMiic 10 I'uri-titi. to
KuoTber - it. u Itciiifd ; tliut Aft-
HariiilCHk mid Ctr-
tuin to Cure.
TRIAL PACKAGE TREE TO ALL.
Parents who huw wtul. children with
pah flutl.p pool ujijutiiL Heft iioiKB badlv
lornifd first to th ub ierite of vicorous
muBtular lutivnj or uit iiervout , treifu
nnd &k'i'Dless sbould wrnt fur a lift trial
S > ac.Ku f of Ijr Uix Ton t TablcU- lit , tiot
lie bftaid m UK - tht renid\ ] i wont hurt
jour child und ma } Hint ilfc lift
OUR LITTLE FRIENDS
It is u wand rful Wi BSIIIE to know tlirr *
IF HiHb u reniudj ? vtarl } uJ of us bine
exjiBriemed tbtaittrntib und lifwildi
of trying to iiiid humfthing that will
lirlnr ba 1. uu lieurtv laucb und
of a chid tbui hhuuld nt > v i lie ethan
than full of life uctivJt } und htuth
tulilntfl urt email i-wt tt und of pentit u
lion The } uie not jmrirutivt hui nidu (
u lieolth } condition ( if tht etoniudi liver
arid tiowtu. und f urnwh to the iierv h bl idd
boiiej- und raum et > the eleniwitb mat m mi
u htronc frame und ublli * } to utilize food
to mukt tbt bed } till out
Send your iiarat nnd uddresi to HIM es A.
Coini 7(21 ( Hull bulldiiip Detroit Mich und
the } will utiid } ou li ) mail frt * a tniU
jiutkape of the moht jmrfoci itmitid } known
or if j ou jirefw } ou can wl u f u 1-t.ist d
package ut your drugpintt. for onb M CH = ntfc.
Tiitffcf tablets hre iguullj valuaiile tt < udu'tfl '
Th * rwa onk liy tlin } cure uit tburoupuM
ti.ilujntx ! in u book v tilth uinnut fuL to
interest n erj one
Write toduj unfl tr } tlithe taideti. free rf
row no matter what id tthf < l.lld t-ifn
thourn the effort - < > 1 flortors end in < Si ji
uavt failed , trj tbe t > tabiea.