Tirfi OTtfATTA T)AILV BEE: StTNDAV, JAXlTA1tV 0, 1901.
TIohones 618-691.
Interest in our January Clearing
Co 11 does not decrease as the month gets older. We
Odlv5 adding new specials daily.
Colored Dress Goods Reduced.
The Bargains first 1 mixed
clioviots,
now 49c a yard.
63o Btrlpcd Btiltlng, now 29c ynril.
SOc rigurod novolllcs, now 29c ynril.
$1.00 zlbollno sultlnB, now DOc yard.
$1.75 Kngllsh dlasonal, now $1.00 yard.
$2.25 Paris novelties, now 98c yard.
$1.35 hair striped suiting, now 50o yard.
$2.25 pcbblo chovlot, now $1.23 yard.
$1.00 stlpcd BUlting, now 50c yard.
hack imKss ooons reduced.
They nro going very rapidly: It will
bo a pood Btroko of economy on your
part to buy before they nro all closed
out. llcst of quality, styles nro per
fectonly a few moro left.
$50 I'arls novelty for $20.00.
$40 Imported novelty for $20.00.
$2.1 novelty Btiit for $12.50.
$30 pattern suit for $12.50.
$23 pattern suit for $15.00.
$1.25 OOLF SKIRTING for 75c yard.
A flno bargain Indeed, only a few colors
left. If you can find tho wanted color
In this lot, It will savo your paying
$1.25 a llttlo later.
Dress Shields Oar notion de
partment offers
some great bargains in dress
Bbields for Monday's selling.
Every pair n bargain.
Included In this lot aro stocklnotto
shields, rubber lined shields, and
nainsook covered shields that for
merly sold at 15c, 20c, 23c and 30c a
pair. All at ono price, 10c a pair.
Handsome
Silks at Sharp
to buy
silks at these
prices Btylish, striped novel
ties, just tho thing for waists.
Tretty Stripes, regular 83c quality, for
39c; $1.00 quality for 19c, 59c, 69c ti
yard.
FOULARD SILKS
Amplo yards for all who come Monday,
but morning shoppers will havo full
cHt collections to chooso from. $1.00
Foulard Silks for 69c, C9o a yard;
85c Foulard Silks for 39c a yard.
NEW SILK FLANNELS FOR WAISTS
Wo havo Just received n now lot of
theso stylish silk llunnols for waists.
Theso goods aro right, both as to
quality and stylo; good assortment
ot colors $1.00 a yard.
Kid Gloves
For this
week's selling
wo have added
two numbers
in women's
kid gloves at
clearing prices.
This is a good
time to buy.
Mocha Street Cloves In colors gray and
brown, reduced from $1.50 to $1.00
per pair.
"Cluzo" Patent, Glaco (IIovcb, In black
croan, whlto and green, reduced from
$1.50 to $1.00 per pair.
tho conspiracy which ls being perpetrated
here."
'"Oh, you will get beforo Hen Raker ooou
nough," chipped In Attorney Dunn.
Judgo King then said to tho defendants:
"It you will show mo thnt I hnvo no Juris
diction I nm willing to quit right here."
In reply to this Mr. Rosowntor said that
ha wns willing to go to Jail it necessary.
Further, ho said ho would tender a bond
tor his appearance In the district court.
Mr. Dunn felt called upon at this tlmo to
mako somo complimentary remark about
Chief .Mitchell. Mr. Rosewntcr then do
manded tha arrest of Mitchell, as he hud,
ho said, sworn thnt ho as agent had cor
ruptly expended money to Inllucnco votes.
"You must havo thought ho was honest,"
aald Dunn, "beenuso you guvo him $250."
"Ho was a member ot tho ropubllcnu
cxocutlvo commlttco," roplled Mr. Roso
water. "I nover thought him honest. Wo
deal with rogues sometimes because wo
have to do It."
After nil this and some more parley Judge
Disfigured Skin
wasted muscles and decaying bones.
What havoc I
Scrofula, let nlono, Is capable, ot all that,
and more.
it ls commonly marked by bunches In
tho neck, tntlanitnntlons In tho eyes, dys
pepsia, catarrh, and general debility.
It Is always radically and permanently
cured by
HooiVs Sar&sipaHlia
Which cxtiels nil humors, cures all erup
tions, nnd builds up tho whole system,
whether young or ifld.
flood't I'tlTTyuru livirr fiUTtlin noii lrtltMlim tiul
liuly riillmtiliT ui"Iiki Mttli llniiil' MnriiipiTrTHii.
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COUPON
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coupon with tcu contB and get
your choice of Photographic Art
Studies. When ordorlnp; by mull
add four cents for postage.
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OMAHA, NER
Special
Linen Sale
Monday
morning
make out
your list
and come
to tho
store. Tho
following
will give an idea how the
prices run and tho amounts
you aro able to save.
TADLE DAMASK.
10 pieces $1.75 bleached damask, this
sale, prlco $1.10 per yard.
15 pieces $1.50 bleached damask, this
Bale, prlco $1.00 per yard.
3 piece; $1.00 bleached damask, this
sale, prlco 75c per yard.
10 pieces $1.00 unblcnchcd damask, this
sale price 73c.
15 pieces 83c unbleached damask, this
sale, prlco C9c.
23 pieces (13c unbleached damask, this
Bale, prlco 50c.
5 pieces 15c unblcnchcd damnsk, this
Bale, price 25c.
Tahlo cloths, borders all around.
100 bleached tnblo cloths, $1.75, In this
sale, prlco $1.00 each.
75 bleached tablo cloths, $2, In this
sale, prlco $1.29 each.
200 bleached tnblo cloths, $2.50 and
$2.25, In this ealo, prlco $1.09 each
75 bjcached tabic cloths, $3.25, anil $3,
In this sale, price $2 each.
CRASHES.
500 yards brown crash, 7'c, In this
sale, prlco 314 c per yard.
1000 yards bleached crash, 16c,, In this
sale, prlco 10c per yard.
TOWELS.
100 dozen huck towels 40c, In this sale.
prlco 25c each.
300 dozen huck towels 12'4c, In this
sale, price 8 l-3c.
75 dozen Turkish towels 25c, In this
sale, price 19c.
95 dozen II. S. huck towels 25c, In this
Bale prlco 19c.
II. S. Embroidered Pillow Cases.
10(1 natm embroidered nlllow cnacH 12
in this sale, price $1.38 a pair.
Bed
Blankets
at New
Prices
With the
coldest
weather
of the
season
yet to come, this great offer
ing of blankets should be an
interesting feature of tho Jan
uary sale.
Thcro Is a fair quantity of each, but
selections should be made as early as
convenient.
Whlto all wool blankets for doublo
beds.
$2.75 pair for the $3.80 quality.
$5.75 pair for tho $C50 quality.
$7.55 for tho $8.50 quality.
$8.00 pair for tho $10100 quality.
$9.95 pair for tho $12.50 quality.
Whlto Rlankcts for single beds.
$2.25 pair for tho $3.20 quality.
60c pair for tho 70c quality. J ,
68c pair for tho 75c quality.
Oray Rlankots.
$1.25 pair for tho $2.00 quality.
WE CLOSE' SATUIIDAYS AT 0 1 SI.
AOBWTO FOB FOSTER KID OLOVBS A.XIJ MeOAUS F ATTTS R!f S.
Thompson, Beldeh IGo.
THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE DRY GOODS HOUSE IN OMAHA.
X. M. O. A. BDIL.DINO, COWL 16TB AMD DOUQULI STA,
King, who had boon writing up tho docket
In tho cases, hold thnt tho state had a
right to take testimony oven If tho de
fendant did walvo. Objection was made to
this ruling by Attorney Wharton. Tho po
llco judge, however, maintained his posi
tion in splta ot tho objection.
Atithls Juncturo Mr. Rosownter and Mr.
Wharton picked up their coats and hats and
stnrted for tho door. Thero was somo talk
of preventing Mr. Rosewater from leaving
tho room, but ns no officer Interfered tho
defendant and his attorney left.
For .tho prosecution Mr. Dunn called up
ono of tho cases and Judgo King called
aloud tho nnmo of Edward Rosewater threo
times. As there wns no responio Dunn de
manded thnt n bench warrant bo Issued for
Mr. Rosewater, and this -was done. As was
to bo expected, tho typewritten copies of
tho warrant were mado In Mayor Kelly's
office. The threo bench warrants, ono for
each case, wero turned ovcr to Miles Mitch
ell, chief of police,, who started for Omnha
on a hunt for Mr. Rosewater.
Ihitead of coming direct to Tho Reo
building, whero Mr. Rosowntor was engaged
In his office, Mltcholl went to Chief Donu-
huo and asked for assistance. Donnhuo told
tho South Oninlu chief thnt ho was qulto
busy attending to ills own nffnlrs, but sug
gested that tho editor ot Tho Uco might bo
found at hla ofllco.
Along about C p. m. Mr. Rosewater caused
it telepuono message to be sent to tho po-
llco headquarters In South Omaha notify
ing Mitchell that he would remain In his
ofllco nil tho evening and wns billing to re-
celvo him hi raso ho had any papers to
servo. As Mitchell wns hunting nround dark
alleyw he did not get tho message until somo
tlmo after It had been sont.
Chief .llKi'liell In .No Hurry.
About 7 o'clock Chlof Mitchell wnB callsd
by telephone from Tho Beo ofllco and uskad
about serving the warrants on Mm Roso
water. The chief repllci that ho did not
conbldor that there was any particular
hurry and ns long ns It wbb getting lato ha
said the serving of tho warrants might
Jut its well go over until Monday morning.
Mltcholl dlfl Btate, however, that he would
call up Judgo King and ascertain his wishes
In regard to tho matter,
At 0 o'clock Mr. Roowater, In company
with Ocorge lllues nnd .Representative n.
13. Wilcox, walked Into police headquarters.
Mr. Rosewater stated that ho understood
that Mitchell had somo warrants for him
and hi desired that they bo served nt once,
Mitchell was nipnrently taken considerably
by surprlBo, but ho read tho warrants,
$2.2." pair for tho $3.20 quality,
$4.50 Wool Comforts now $2.75 each.
$1.50 Wool Comforts for crib, now 75o
each.
$2.25 Wool Comforts for crib, now $1.50
each.
Walking
SulLs-
All our
new
and
walk
ing suits atone half regular prices
This makes tho whole suit
only tho price of tho skirt.
$20.00 WalklnR Suits, now $10.00.
$25.00' Walking Suits, now $12.50.
Oenulnn Marten Murfs, tho $8.50 kind,
for $5.60 each.
Tho wonderful prices wo mndo on Jnck-
ctn last week almost closed them all
out. Thcro arn ntlll a fow which, If
wo have your size, Is very cheap.
All our handsomo now Petticoats nro
much reduced In price.
Special Values
In I nrlloc'
III LUUIVJ
and Children's
flannelette Gowns
These values
will interest
those who do
their own sow
ing, as well
as thoae who do not.
Theso garments aro liberally cut nnd
well made.
Gowns at SOc, reduced from 75c and
83c.
$1.00 and $1."53 Gowns reduced to 75o
ench. '
$1.50 Gowns reduced to $1.00 each.
Children's Gowns at 25c, reduced from
40c, 46c nnd SOc each.
SOc Gowns reduced to 33c ench.
75c and 85o Gowns reduced to SOc each.
... I&h Dressing Sacques
Daintily made
sacques of eider
down that give
comfort for home
wear when morn
ings aro cold, at
greatly redugd prices. Theso
values.
Sacques of Eiderdown at 75c, reduced
from $1.00 and $1.25 each.
At $1.00 each, reduced from $1.50.
At $1.50 each, reduced from $1.75, $2.00,
$2.23, $2.50, $3.00 and $3.25 each.
No Better
Values in ICnit
Underwear
and Hosiery
Than these
we quote
which will be
on sale
tomorrow.
Women's natural flno Wool Suits,
"Oneltn" mako, regular $3.00 quality,
reduced to $2.00 suit.
When this little coromony had been 'com
pleted Mr. Rbsowater drew from his pocket
habeas corpus papers and statod to tho
chief that ho would remain In tho Jail until
relcasod by an order from tho district court.
When Chief Mitchell saw that Mr. Rose
water was prepared to secure release
within a very short tlmo ho accepted thy
advice of his attorney nnd permitted Mr.
Rosowntor to return to his ofllco.
When the habaes corpus papers wero
presented to Judgo Raker for his slgnntura
tho judgo Insisted upon tho Immediate pres
ence of Chief Mitchell In his court. The
Judgo summoned Mltcholl and tho chief
ngrccd to start for tho court room Im
mediately. '
Order for ltclcimc from CiiNtoily.
Tho Inst chapter in tho political persc-
cutlon of Mr. Rosewater was enacted
In
court room No. G In Tho Deo building nt 11
o'clock last night. In rcsponso to the sum
mons ot Judgo Raker, Chief Mitchell re
ported to tho court and was Borvcd with
papers by Deputy Sheriff Wcbor. Attor
ney John C. Whnrton represented tho ro
tator. Documents reciting tho history of tho
case wero rend to tho court and nftor this
Chief Mitchell eatd that ho was ignorant
ot his rights in tho premises and said that
ho did not know whether ho needed counsel
or not. Ho mado tho assertion, however,
that ho wonted to do what was right.
In addressing tho court Mr. Wharton
asserted that Judgo King should havo al
lowed tho dofendnnt to waiver nnd bond for
his nppoaranco in tho district court ought
to havo been accepted. Ho stated that on
account of tho refusal of I'ollco Judge King
to accept Mr. Rosewatcr'a watvor and ten
der of bonds a citizen had hoen unJtiBtly de
prived of his liberty.
Following tho argument ot Attorney
Wharton, Judgo Baker said that thoro won
no question about the right of a defendant
to waive a preliminary examination. Ho
thereupon Issued an ordor for tho immcdl
ato rolenBe from custody of Mr. Rosowntor
and stated that tho co?ts would bo taxed
up against Chief Mitchell
"It I', evident to mo," snld Judgo Raker,
"that this wholo thing Is In bad faith. A
crime Is alleged to have boon committed In
Omnha, and tho county nttornoy goes cloar
to feouth Omaha to commence Bi'lt. This
fact nlono shows that persecution Is In
Jended."
Chief Mitchell objected to having tho
costs assessed up to him nnd Judgo Raker
remarked that tho ordor would stand. He
.then suggested to Mitchell that those who
flit
lice, January 6, 1901.
keep it going by
Women's Wool Ribbed Suits, "Onclta"
style, In blnck nnd nnturnl, broken
fllzes, regular $3.25 and $3.00 quality,
reduced to $2.00 per suit.
Women's Union suits In nnturnl wool,
o- III. rn I
full resuliir made. $3.2j quality, re-
duced to $2.50 per suit. TIicbo button
down tho front
Women's flno Illack Cashmere hose,
regular 33c quality, reduced to 23c
pair.
Women's lllilrk line Wool Hose, regu
lar 25c quality, reduced to ,18c, or 3
pair fbr SOc.
Muslin
Underwear
Very few re
marka are ne
cessary whon
values like
i aiw,,
lUese lire SHUWil
OVei'V gai'-
. . I
llient IS neatly
made and daintily trimmed,
and materials of tho best qual
ity.
Lntllps cowns of mualln utul cambric,
tment nt 75c, reduced
from $1.00 ench
Gowns at $1.00, reduced trom ?i..u cacu.
- . ... . 1- I
$1.50 gowns, reduced 10 iu uv.u.
$3.00 gowns, reduced to $. eacn.
$2, $2.23 and $2.50 gowns, reduced to
$1.50 each.
$3.50 gowns, reduced to $2.50 each.
$4, $4.50 and $3 gowns, reduced to $3.00
each.
.ii. i .i........ .1 r.n 3n. 7Rp. si and
A.1IIIIUD ulltnuiD mv ' ' ' .
$1.S0, reduced from 75c, 85c, $1, $1.50,
$2.50 and $3.00 cacl..
Corset covers a nlco assortment nt
GOc. 76c. $1 nnd $1.60, reduced from
75c, 85c, $1, $1.S0 nnd $2.25 each.
Special Sale
of House
morning we
will com-
mencetocloso
out all our
new new and
handsome
wrappers -
These ar-
, , .
ments are all extra well made
wiuuto no un tAiiu yii. iw".
and out full and very wide,
Notlco tho Immense reductions:
All our $1.00 Wrappers now 65c.
All our $1.25 Wrappers now 75c.
All our $1.75 Wrappers now $1.00,
All our $2.00 Wrappers now $1.25.
All our $2.75 Wrappers now $1.75.
All our $3.25 Wrappers now $1.05.
Straight front
Corsets
II. and G.
straight front
corsets, in all
sizes the
straight front
corset was
an experiment.
f 1.- t nffpr
IMakOl alter
maker failed
to produce SUCCeSSfUl models.
Chango of entire schomo wbb too much
Change of entire scheme wbb too rnuca
to graap'nll at once, instead 01 uuuu-
" 1 ... .. ....
i .n..nio in fniinw lines oi tne
,ub .vu.ouw
llguro In front, tnoy navo given nu
their attention to thoso of tho back,
allowing n straight lino from the
. Bhoulder to tho lower end of tho
Horsot In front to glvo an entirely
now tilt to the figure, with plenty ot
iirpnthincr room. Complcto lino of
Flzes at $1.00 each,
had gotten him Into this trouble might help
him out with the costs.
Tho decision of Judgo Bnkor In those
finhKiin rnrnim rases nuts an end to all
threo of the complaints filed against Mr.
Rosewater by Qeorgo . Shlolda.
NINE-STORY FALL TO DEATH
liovcriiiiunt Ollloliil I.ohch HIh Life
Klthcr liy Accident or I)cljii
In 'i'i'iik'" Marnier.
NEW YORK. Jim. S.-Rnlph 8. Lansing,
30 yearn old, assistant of William J. lOlb
Bon, counsel to tho government In tho
United Statea appraiser's store, Jumped or
foil today from a ninth story window in tho
appraiser's stores building and was in-
Btantly killed. Tho pollco nsoert that tho
man hilled himself deliberately. A letter
which wns found on Lnnslng's desk was
Bent to tho coroner. Lansing's position wus
ono of responsibility nnd tu It whb nttached
a good salary. Ho had held tho position for
two yenrs, having formerly been a clerk
tho appraiser's Btorc. Ho wns n member of
ono of tho prominent families of Troy, his
fnthcr being former Judgo Lansing of that
city.
it
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pecially, tho rich and nobles of hlch 'sta
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tho Russian capital, It never ceases until it
circles tho globe, so bo prepared. Dr,
Humphrey's Specific "Seventy-seven" is o
preventive as well ns a ported euro.
CUKCKBD CIRCULATION Is tho causo of
nearly all Colds, tha use of "77" starts tho
blood tingling through tho veins until It
reaches tho extremities, when tho feet worm
up and tha Cold la broken. At nil druggists,
Z5c, or by mail,
Now pocket edition of Dr. Humphreys'
Manual of all dlneaECB, mailed free,
Humphrcyc' Homeopathic Medicine Co.,
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GRIP
AUDITORIUM SITE SELECTED
Howard Street Ground Between Fourteenth
nd Fifteenth Ohoten,
LOCATION MEETS GENERAL APPROVAL
I. n ml 1'pon Which tin f. it it .Htrui'liire
In to III 111! lit N Viiliiitt at tt.V,,
OOO Act I vc Work to lit
Kill Soon,
TI.a n . .1 1 1 n .. I . . ... ...Ill l.n tnnntiil ... It... I
nu nuuuui mill i, in u u inviii.ii .111 .uu
-,. t,i . t . -.1 i,, i,i ..,,, i.v,,,,..
tecI.th am, fifteenth, and lt'wlll occupy tho
entire half block.
Tho selection of this slto wns announced
by tho hudttorlum directors yesterday after
contracts had been closed for tho purchase
of tho property,
Thnt thn illrpptnrn hnvn 'rnterod Into an
agreement to buy this land Is n fact that
rrmnvxi nil iinniii. nn in tin comn eto sue-
cess of the nudltorlum project. Tho stock
subscriptions now nmount to $110,000, nnd
an noon nH thrv nro Increased to $150,000
ground will bo broken nnd work on tho mag-
tilnrntit Blriieturn w ho becun and rnii-
liiiw pnrrini in rnmnlfiilnn. Tho directors
nro sure that they will bo ablo to plnco tho
additional $40,000 ot stock within tho next
threo months nnd they nre equally certain
. . . .. . .. ..... i .l
that tho construction or tno minuing win ue.
um,cr wny nlmost n8 BOon ns Ul0 froBtiB
out of tho ground.
Tim . nn In l.n Iinlll fnr llin Ifltlll nPlCClCd.
... . ,pell.,ictliiv .tcscrlbed as tho north
half of block 168 of Omaha proper, Is $55.-
000 cash. This Is regarded ns a rcasonnblo
,. rnnn,i in iiini. vlidnltv scl h rnn-
Idly In tho open market at from $200 to
1 ... .... . a r m . 1
Vi: n frnnt font. Tho hall D OCK 18 V4i leci
deep with a frontngo on Howard street of
264 feet, making tho prlco paid by tho audi-
I.,.,, .nmmlllnn nmnlint In nlinUt $208 a
ffont foot
IWWIMll . . V V.
Ownrrn of the Mi nil
Th ,nn(, ls ,)nw Ivtaccl Into six pnrcels
wUll BOVorni owners. Tho lot on tho cor
ner of Fifteenth street, slxty-slx feet front
ngc, will bo bought from tho P. J. Mullen
estate; tlio lot on mo corner oi "'
street, of tho samo dimensions, will bo pin -
and tho Intervening four half lots, each with
ciiuhl - u nui" ;iio
thlrty-threo feet ironiage, irom ueorn "
Hncnn. Charles Turner. Mrs. Sarah R
Knight and tho heirs of Reuben Ross. All
of tho owners havo slgtled contracts to sell
thoir hnldlnea to tho auditorium company,
tho negotiations for tho transier having
been successfully conducted by C. II. Dcn
ncv. tho real cstato agent. Tho titles have
all been cxnmlncd nnd found to bo portcct
Tim niidltorlum directors will nt onco
. uu ........ , 1
mako a call for a sufficient percentage o.
tho stock subscriptions 10 proline iuu iuu
amount necessary to pay tor mo property,
Ab soon as tho transfers nre completed tno
old frnmo dwellings wnicu occupy uiu iuu
-'''"r,
111 be demolished.
Within a week or so tno directors win
advertise, for architects' plnns and propo-
sals. It ls their Intent to offer ensu prizes
for the best pinna BUbmltlcd, in orucr 10
invito a lively competition among tho archl-
tccts.
Tho selection of tho Howard street slto
Is approved by tho auditorium stockholders
nnnnnllv Thn nllier bUos that wero under
8norally; ino 0U1" QB lu", ,,
consideration wero rejected for very good
reasons. It Is asserted, 'ino .Murray prop-
cty at tho corner of Harney and ElKhte.nth
streets wns dropped because Its title ls in
litigation, tho Popplcton tract at Fifteenth
' h" ', ., ,'.., ,ii,i t ....
street and Capitol ovenuo did not comparo
favorable with tho Howard street propsriy
In dimensions or price, tho vacant block nt
Eighteenth nnd Douglas, Just north of tho
Tclopiono tul'dlns, wns loo high In price anl
not convenient enough to the vnriotts car
line nnd the lots nt Fourteenth nnd Dodge
nnd Fourteenth and Capitol avenuo wero
considered too narrow.
Street Cnr Facilities.
Every street car lino In tho city either
runs by tho Howard street slto or within a
block or two of lt nnd tho tracks aro so
arranged that tho cars on any routo may
bo brought right to tho doors of the pro
posed auditorium. It was on account of tho
superior street railway facilities ot this lo
catlon that Governor Royd wanted to build
his new theater there in 1893. Ho offered
$30,000 for tho Bixty-six-toot lot at tho
corner of Hownrd and Fifteenth, but was
unnblo to lnduco tho owner to sell,
When aBked whnt m thought of the se
lection of the Hownrd street slto president
Sanborn of tho Auditorium company
"Somo others nro Just as good, but
snld:
hnro
"".V"- u 7. n
i .". -
I i . .. ... I ihn 1 1 fnf mil. nllrnncn
iiibv nvj
.., ,alllnn Ihn llnmr.1
i i ,,n"7'r;
Btreet location Is nway nhcad of anything
clfo. ns every car In tho city Can bo
switched nround In front of It without trott-
bio or loss of time. I think tho promlso of
todny ls that wo aro going to havo an
auditorium In which tho people of Omaha
will take great pride."
nnicUlUPCC ADC CCTTI Cn
GRIEVANUCS AKt OtllLtU
Oiicrntorn on Northern I'nclllc. llcnch
Amicable tlitilemtiiiiillniC ivltli
' the Itoml.
st. paul. Minn., r. : "
. , fr(irnmil. WUnllii IrilB icuw-
Mam' " ",A r.Hnvaneo commlttco of
eoninuvu m ,Mn
l'acllic icicKini'i"""!
jo,;;
II.. Xfn.llinfll
that company slnco uccihui - ... -
evening tfiivo uiu adoww -
n... tuann ntrl nrPHU IUI
tnmitii utntnmpnt:
"You can Bay that we havo finished our
negotiations with tho railroad oluclals nnd
nrn rnturiilnK homo very well sutlBlled with
tho result. Tho stntcmont that wo arc
going away disgruntled nnd that a strike ls
... . . .,!,.,!. .inlv untriip. den-
UKeiy to occur in num.-.-.,
Kcndrlck. who has con-
.i.,t...i ihn noirotlatlons on the part of tho
ccmpnny, has been uniformly courteous In
lilu IronlmMlt of OUT committee, nnd while
wo havo not been nblc to secure everything
wo naked concessions havo nccn mnuo
which nro highly Important to us. in tho
ur nlnrp. tha company ngrccs that every
operator, day nnd night, shaU havo eight
consccutlvo hours tor rest. This Is of great
benefit to Htatlons whuro but it Hlngio opera-
tor Is employed, for under tho present syn
tern of "ciW ho ls linblo to bo routed out
at any tlmo and his rest broken in upon bo
Hint ho la unlit for duty. Then wo havo so-
ctircd a reduction of two houra In tho tlmo
of "Htillt trick" inon nnd tho allowance of
nn hour for menlH In each twelvo-hout
trick. ThlH Is something that has never
beforo been nllowed by tho road. In tho
relay oIIIccb from Duluth to tho coust hours
havo hepn reduced from nlno to eight and a
half. Tho company was disinclined to
grnnt our request for recognition of tho
Order of Railroad TelcgrapherH, but has
ngreed to recognize us as a body of em
ployes. That Is practically what we wanted
It does not mako any material illfforcnco
whether wo nro recognized ns a labor or-
irnnlzatlon or not, mo long ns tho company
Ih wllllnz to treat with uh ns it body. Tho
inu'Btlon of wages was ono of minor Im
portance and wo nro satisfied that It will
bo properly ndJUBlod. 'J ho ngrcemcnt Iwh
been signed In behalf of tho company by
JL C. Klmberley and O. C, Oreen, nnd bus
been accepted by tho grlevanco committee
In bohalf of tho operators. The prcHeneo of
Mr. Dolphin, tho president of tho Order of
llallroud TelcgrapherH, has no slgnllleanco
whatever. Mr. Dolphin Ih always called In
whenever a grlevnnco committee nf a hjm-
tern has reached an agreement with the
company and his position ls an advisory one
only. 1 will say, however, that Mr. Dol
phin In aa well sntlstlcd tin wo aro with the
concessions wo havo Rained. "
SALT TAKES PLACE OF BLOOD
DiiK Which 11ml l.nM 1)0 I'rr ln of
Vltill Fluid 31 rill mum to I. H ttll
A III of Km 1 1 St liuiilniil.
CHICAGO, Jan. 5. As n result of a
trnctcd scries of experiments with salt
solutions, tho eftlcacy of which In prolong
ing llfo was recently nnnounrcd by Prof.
Loch of tho University of Chicago, two
prominent physicians hero claim to havo
demonetrated that In cases ot great loss of
blood by dlscaso or Injury, normal snlt Bolti'
tlOtl UflPll II ft IX ! PA t Of 11 1 1 Vn V 1 1 1 ftflVO 1 1 f P. PATH
- - . - . . . .....
who 11 BO tinr rpnt nf llm hlnml linn hern lost.
Tho experiments, which have been extended
ovcr ft period ot six months, have, accord-
'"K to tho physicians, made practicable a
now syatcm of bleeding and substitution of
salt solutions for persons Buffering from
pneumonia, typhoid fover, malarial fever,
peritonitis, ncuto nnd chronic llrlght'a
disease and all heart nffcetlons resulting
irom mo insi-namou complaint, much suc
cess hs followed all their experiments, tho
Physlelnna say, particularly thoso inado
with pncuir.onln and Wright's dlsense.
In their experiment tho physicians used
""KB nnu lounu 11 possioio 10 witn-
draw 70 per cent of tho circulation from an
nnlma) before it was necessary to inject
" stimulant. Tho final test wns made on n
"u which uu per cent 01 uio moon
lin.l i.nn .ln...n A ..--.ll.. ...111.
"" . uvi-uiu i-umiuen-u nun
salt water apparatus containing n 2 per
7"- "'"" inserted in 1110 juguinr
i Dttuim lllt'IlIU HlMt'llUil 111 1110
Junction of tho largo veins lying eloso Ur
'e "can. wior mo uiood nnd neen iirnwn
tt tho salt solution wns forced in around
" iirari nnu into mo vessels 01 tne urnlli.
" " uio 10 sinnu insuio ot nn nour
ft tl T nil itin fnllnmlim .In.. ..!... 1.. ..... It.
""nuhiuk uiij ra iiuiu iu wuih
A human patient Buffering with iriieu-
monln who was operated upon recovered In
much hhortor time thnn Is the rule with
thoso Bartering from that disease.
Tho Injection of tho salt' solution wns
mado directly'lnto tho spleen nnd In lx
weeks nil the symptoms of tho dlscasu had
disappeared. No claim was mndu that a
euro had been effected In cases of Driuht's
,sca80 tl)0 physicians merely ansertlnK
that they had removed several of tho most
troublesome features of tho complaint.
UVJJTATES
CUDAHY METHOD
loiillii 11 nn I. rrt'nlili'iit Orilrrril to
I. olive Suck of RoliI al .SulIIIimI
1' I ii re.
JOPLIN, Mo., Jan. E. Thomas Cunning
ham, president ot tho Rank of Jonlln. yos
tcrday received n letter' through tho mall
demanding that ho plnco $1,000 In gold In
n IT n r. 1.- n.wl . 1 I . I . . nAH,Kn .1 .... I
Mi. ,4VJUOib 11. ill 11 Lvl 111 111 UL'BI$
lu.tC(1 spot south of jopnn jt ho Hlloul.j
retuso to comply tho writer threatened to
shoot Cunningham on sight,
Cunningham consulted with the police do-
partmcnt. It was finally decided to (111 n
bag with rocks and leave It nt tho placp
indicated, which was done. Officers con.
cealod near tho placo walful all night, but
n0 Ono put In an appenrauce. Tho nollco
aro working on tho ease.
Tho letter received by President Cunning'
lioni was undated nnd unsigned. It foh
lows:
To Tom Cunnlnghnin, Joplln. Jfo.: 1 havo
been lnyliiK for a clmnco to got even with
you. wo imvo decided now not to kin you
jr ol wln ,)Ut ., $1 wo ,n Kol(, n ft wflUo
sore wick nnu iaKo 1110 t.m o'ciock car nt
JVffivmViWra t.lo
ti,n car us tho car croMscH the
mile west of
rear end of
railroad nnd
jvo win mil u rven wnii you tiien. ir you
fnll to do this I wll how your bra Inn out
the rst cImllco j IlllV0 , a lt ,,, ymlP ow
bank. If you Hhoiild fall tho next man we
call on will certainly give up after lie booh
tho tlx wo leave, you In. If you don't think
your llfo worth Jl.flOO wo will surely havo
It. nnd If you should ever mention this to
anyono wo will certnlnly kill you after
ward. Wo aro not trying to bluff. Wo
mean Just what wo Bay. It's revenge we
want, nnd wo will have lt. Return thlo
letter with tho money.
RECEIVER FOR B'NAI B'RITH
lliilllniorc Court Orilcrn Society to
SIiimv Ciiiikc Why Itn AITalrn
Should Not He 'Won ml I II.
UALTIMORE, Jnn. C. Judgo WIckes
signed an order today requiring tho supremo
lodgo of tho order of R'nnl IVrlth of Ilnl-
tlmoro to show cause on or beforo January
21 why n receiver should not bo appointed
to settle Kb affairs.
This action was taken on a petition ot
Mlnnlo Harris, who says that her dead hus
band wns a member of a subordlnnto lodgo
ot tho supremo lodge. Mr. Harris ls Bald
to havo secured n benefit certificate which
entitled Mrs. Hnrrls to receive $1,000 when
ho died, which ho did iu September, 1900.
'"-' "...v.., iuu ...u.iu., uu
Assessments wero levied, tho money to bo
forwarded to the supremo lodge. Some ot
tho subordinate lodges aro alleged to havo
refused to transmit tho money collected
by them nnd $1,000 ls enld to bo duo tho
supremo lodgo. A rccolver Is asked to col
lect tho debts duo tho lodgo.
Will Text the Illlnola,
NEWPORT NEWS, Vn., Jan. C.-lt was
announced today that tho hullders' trial trip
of tho battleship Illinois would tnko placo
Fobruary 15 off Capo Henry. All of tho
armor plato except that for tho turrets Is
on mo HIlip.
to cimn a coi.n is orb hay
Take Laxatlvo Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
. ' B r i; " " z
i cuiC sikummu id uu taiu
tox 25c.
Fainting Spells
Are peculiar to women. Men rarely
fnlnr. Mam- women are liable to what
they term faintititf spells," and this
liability is always most marked at the
monthly period. This alone is sufficient
to connect the "fainting spell" with a
deranged or diseased
condition of the
womnnly omans.
The use of Doctor
Pierce's l'nvorite
Prescription cures
irregularity, hcnls
iuflnmmatiou and
ulceration, nnd stops
the drains which
weaken the body. It
builds up the nerv
ous system, mcrcuses
the vital powers, and
so removes the com
mon causes of faint
ncBS in women.
There is no alcohol
in "Favorite Pre
scription j" neither
does it contain
opium, cocaine, nor
any otner narcouc.
" It gives nie much
pleasure," writei Mlas
l'.lln Sapp, of James.
town, (jullforiPCo., N.C.,
"to thank l)r Pierce for
the great good lecelved
from the ue of his
1 1'avorlte Prescription
and ' Golden Medical
Diacovcrv.' I had iul-
fered for three vears or
more at monthly periods,
It teemed ai though
icn.
tig;
hen
if in v friends Intlited upon my trying Dr.
Pierce's l'avurltc Prescription. With but little
faith I tried it. and before I had taken half n
tmllli. I felt rlter. had heller niinellte and
slept better, Vow I have taken two Ixittle of
I'nvorite Prescription and one of C.olilen
Medical Discovery.' and nm happy to ay I nm
rnttrrlv riireil. and all done in two moiitllV
time, when r II other medicines had failed to do
any good "
Keep the liver healthy by using Dr.
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets,
J
Drunkards
Easily
Cured
Mlsslidith WIIHums Wantu Kvcry
Liuly Header of this Tnpcr to
Know How Slio Saved Her
l'atlter.
Used an Odorless and Tasteless Re
medy In His Food Quickly
CuiltiK Hint Without HIh
Kuowledp,c.
Trial l'nclump of Hip ltpiurdy .Mnltcil
I'reo to Mlunv IIimv iJnxy It In
to Cure ItriuiUnriln.
Nothing could be moro dramatic or de
voted than the manner in which Miss Mdlth
ii iniitiiin. ihi. ,w, uyiii'Hviue. uiuu, i-nii.-ii
her ilrtinken father after venrs of misery,
wretchedness and almiist uuhearablo suf-
ll'l INK
MISS r.DITll WILLIAMS.
"Yen, father In n reformed man." fiho
raid, ''and our friends think lt n mlrnclo
Hint l cured um w tlmut iuk Ktinwlcdgo or
consent. I had road how Mrs. Kntn Lynch
of ;ra Kills Htreet, Han Francisco. Oil., had
cured her liiiHlminl hv iisliuf u reini'ds' o-
eri'tlv In his eofffo nnd food and I wrote to
or, Jinnies ror u trial. When It came i
put Home In fathcr'M coffee mid food and
watched him closely, but he couldn't tell
tho dirfprclieo, so I Kept lt up.
"One morning father got up and said ho
was hungry.. This wan a uood nlgn. an
he rarclv atn nuii'li lirpnkruNt. I In wrnt
away and when ho canto homo at noon
perfectly sober I wns almost frantic with
joy, as I hadn't neon him sober for half a
day before In over fourteen yearn. After
dinner he'sat down In the bin cany chair
and Bald, JMIth, don't know what has
como ovcr me, hut 1 hate tho Might and
Rmcll of liquor and am going to stop drink
ing forever.' This was too much for ino
and 1 told htm then what 1 hail done.
Well, wo both had n good cry and now wo
have the hnppleHt homu and tliu ltluclc.it
father you can Imngltic. 1 nm ho glad
you will puhllnh this experience, for It
will reach many others ami let them
know about that wonderful Golden Spe
cific' Dr. llnliicB. thn illconveror. will kpihI a
s.'implo of this grand remedy free to nil
wno win writii tor it. uuiiugii or uio
remedy 1b mnllcd free to show how It Is
used In tea. coffee or food and that It will
euro the dreaded habit quietly and per
manently. Head your name and addrcH.i
to Dr. J. AV. IlnlncH, .112 (llenn building.
Cincinnati, Ohio, and ho will mall a freo
sample or tno remedy to you, securely
pea!ed In a plain wrapper; aluo full direc
tions now to lino it, hooks ami icHiimoniaiH
from hundreds who have been cured, and
everything needed to nld you In Having"
thoso near and dear to you from a llfo of
degrcdntlon nnd ultimate, poverty and dis
grace.
Send for n free trail today. It will
brighten the rest of your life.
THE QUESTION
OF THE HOUR
IS 5 PER CENT ENOUGH?
Interest cn an nbsolutcly snfo Invest
ment? Would you bo Interested in
making nn investment that would glvo
your wife, In tho event of your dentil,
and nbsolutoly suro nnd guaranteed
Income of 5 per cent for twonty years?
It so, you would bo Interested In ono
of tho now contractu of nssuranca Is
sued by tho Kqultnblo Society, which
at maturity is paid In Interest-bearing
securities called Cold Bond Con
tracts, Theso contrncts hear Interest nt tho
rato of fi per cent per annum for
twenty yenrs, nt tho end of which
tlmo they mnturo and aro paid In
gold. Having theso advantages and
being guaranteed by ono of tho
strongest llnanclal Institutions In tho
world, these contracts mny ho ex
pected to command a premium nbovo
tl.elr fnco vnltto In any market If
offered for sale.
CAN YOU 00 BETTER?
Is thoro n safo Investment In Ne
braska today which will yield moro
than 5 per cent? If thuro Is, can
you buy It on tho Installment plan
in 10, 15 or 0 annual payments- nnd
In enso of your dealt) will remaining
payments, If any, bo canceled nnd tho
ontlro Investment become a part of
your cstute? Is n government bond
any better than nn Kqultublo Rand?
The fi.rmcr pays 'i or 3 per cent, whllo
tho lnttor pays 5 per cent. Tho for
mer must bo paid for spot ensh tho
latter may bo secured on the easy
payment plan. The Kqultublo has
nasurnnco In force, Sl.lOO.OOO.CftO; In
come, $58,000,000! assets, Jf300.o00.000;
surplus, Sjea.000,000. Can you do but
ter? THIS OLD RHMABLTJ
EQUITABLE LIFE
"Slrom;cM In 'ho World."
H. I). NEELlpY,
Manager for Nohraskn.
20n-'20H llco Unlklin', Omarui.
EVERY YOMAw
1.. I......-I-.1 ,.! lt. mill Lltnti'
hdoih tne woiiueiiiii
MARVEL NC
Sf A V
The new Vaclnal Syrlnuc
Iniicthin unit Snellen.
liei -Rnfcut Mint Com
ventcnt. it Cleanses
instantly,
ilniftUl (or It.
II l unm.t tuppl? '
i-inti, i in wpi ."""I- i"i .
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Ituotil'J.'n'Uliii'sllilK'i.Ni'" YiirU
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JVivrflorn never fail.
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' wlUiTsuiT scil I'tacixiisl lllli), 1 snlciUMi icssu,
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