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T3IJ3 OMAHA DAI LA' BEE ? TUCSI VY , EBHrAKV IM , 1801 , r
THE CITY.
The MHourl I'ndftc1 passcnpor ilttont
0:80 : a. in. was iiini' hours late , t-aii'.od liy
Iho wreck of it freight train this sidu of
KiUifUH t'lty.
Claim Hnmen dleil at St. .To oiih'
hospital Sunday of pneumonia , ngp l
twenty-five yeni'8. The renmlns will bo
foi'wtmletl till ? afternoon toWnlcolt , In. ,
for intcrmonl.
15ov.V. . .T. Htmlm , IX P. , pnnlor of
Iho First 1't'csliy tori an chuirh , loft ( or
Kamnsl'ity ypstcrilay whiTi- helms \ioen \
lnvltp'1 to 'open ii theological institute
ultli two locturoH.
Hon. N. 1C. Oi-lf-Ktof Itoatrlooulll
lopturo In Trlnilv Nli'tluullst Hplsoopal
fhurph ( KnvinUo 1'lai'c' ) thin ovpninuon
"National I'luirnolcr llliislnvtoil by Na
tional Sung. " This Is the third leeluro
In the Icctnro cnui'po.
A. II. U'titson 1ms boon appointed pri
vate sociotur.v of Kuppi'lntcmlonl llin-
oi'olt of the mountain division of the
Union 1'iU'llU1. llo formerly ooeuplod
thoMKno position with A. 10. Wolby of
the IMoliramloestfrii roul. :
Mr. HI' . Holfp , .Itidtjo M. L. Ilay-
wtml , Kdward Sheldon , 1'nul SchininUo ,
( looi'Ko LtMlifjh coiniioso u rominlttcju
f I'oin the Nt-briiitdi City board of tnulo
who tire In Onmlm to eonfpr with ( Ion-
oral Manager HoUlrotfo of the II. & M.
relative to the wnpon In'Uljjout Hint point
and ui'o stopping lit the 1'iixton.
S1mtiiir | , dancing and music tonight at
Collsoum. Ucnts'Joc , ladies lOc.
Bale of China BilkH , pongee silks , \\ash \
bilks and black silks , from the stock of
Mndiimo Wallace , is worth ( joint ; to ; wo
are belling them at less tlmn Imlf prico.
China silk dross patterns , 20.00 , thnt
cost $113 In Paris.
China silk ilrosa nutlcrns S25 , that
cost $10 to Import.
llluclc fallks tf2.60 , Ihtit cost inoro in
Paris.
Ulticlc silks Si.OO ; , .that cost $1.00 to
import.
Wool pattern suits Slo.OO , that cost
$20.00 to import.
Wool pattern suit * S25.00 , that cost
810.00 to import.
Wool pattern suits $35.00 , that cost
$ , iO.OO to import. '
Wo ni'o now Hliowing nearly all of our
now spring plaids fliucks , mixtures , etc.
THE M011SK DRY GOODS CO.
A OIIANUU KOIl UO3IKN.
Ion In\itctl in 1)
UoildN I air HulHliti/ / , ' .
OM MIi , Fob. ! > , t. To the Killtor of Tin1
Urn. If their Is even otiootnaii \ arcliitctl
In Nobnislc.i , I should bo ( 'linl to sco her
compete for this. Sltctchos t\ro nsltcil for on
or bofoio Miiroli 2.t , lbll. ! None but tlioso
inntlo by women \ \ ill bo coiisiaeicil. Appli
cants must bo in tbo piofcssion or lm\o hail
special training tboivin , nnd cncii muststnto
her cxiioriciico in wilting , to Mr. 1) . II.
Hurnhnm , chief of construction. The archi
tect selected will miilto her woildng draw-
itiRa In tlio bureau of ronstinction , imii ic-
cclvo on honor.uiuui of $1,000 , , bolides c\-
jienscs. A pii/oof STiOOniuloucof S..V ) Mill
bo given forttiono\t l\vo best designs. In
order that sketches piny bo ready in time to
bo submitted to the inspection of the board of
lady malingers ulion they meet In A pill , ills
necessary that the work should bo liiyim at
onco.
Tlio ladies board taices pi eat plcasmo in an-
nouiu-iiiK that llio sum of $ .V > 0XH ( ) has been
nimroprintcd for tlio Women's building. It
will contain iiarlors vthoro all women
may rest and obtain refiesliinonts :
n buiean of information with iutcrprutcis
for foreigners ; a club room for
women exblbitois ; space for the showing of
nil charity ami icforin woik iii.iiiKiu.itedor
conduitcd by women , administration and
loimnlttco looms ; 1111 assembly hall for soci.il
meeting mid such locturesiuulcoumeis > esas
may be ilc&iicd by any organization or associ
ation of vomen und approved by tlio house
committee It is specially desired by Mis.
J. S. liripKs , lady manager of .Nebraska , that
tlio naino and nildress of all organizations
and sodoties of women in Nohiasltabe hcnt
to horiuliliess.Villt Doimbs street , Oinalia ,
that the boaid of lady managers World's
Columbian commission in.vy invite their co
operation. Mil * . J. S. lliuoos.
HAVDII.V DUOS.
Colntril Orosq Goods.
This dcpartmont was the .spoc-ial pride
of the MUeninn store. Thoio was inoro
care and skill devoted to the dicss
poods and silks than all the other
Blocks combined. Mr. Kisoinan is un
equalled for taste and judgment in this
particular lino. The entire stock is now
arranged , marked down , and will bo on
sale Tuesday.
oO-inoh plal < l , now styles , lOc ; Eiso-
man's price , 21o.
All wool double fold dross flannels In
eclors andiul\turcs,10e ; L'MbCinan's price ,
38-lnoh all wool plaids , oOo ;
price , 7oe.
Juliard'.s best bunting , now shades ,
19o ; ICiseinan's price , foe.
12-inoh all wool fancy and strlpod
BorRQ , liOc ; Ei oni'iii's price , 7i > c.
: ! 0-inch mohair , all colors , 127c ; Kibo-
man's price. Me.
Best nmla's Knglish cnshmcro , Ipo ,
12c , ir c , ISc and c ; liisoman's price
Ibc. 2oc , ! ! 5cWe and oOc.
All tlio late 1-Yoneh novelties at loss
than Klscmnn'b import cost ,
A very largo assortment of the hlfjh-
est class pattern suits , ranging in price
from $ 1.00 up to $30.00 ; cost lilsumiin
810.00 up to $73. 00.IIAYDEN
IIAYDEN HKOS. ,
Dry goods and elonks.
A. A A U V * C'EJIE * TS.
Sam .Tnck's pretty crcolo ducldlnKS will
open n tbieo day's ciiKaieiiient ; at the Grand
oh Saturday no\t , with a Snturdnv
matinee. The I'lttsburjPost sajs : "Sam
T. Jack's Creole Uurle-squo company opened
up their week's engagement nt the Academy
Inst nlgbt to a crowded houso. The enter-
tuinmont they pave is way above the stan
dard of tmrluMjuo shows anil includes some
flno musical specialties. The performance
concludes wlh ( an Amazon march hitioclu.
cing some intricate drill movements aud elo-
pant costuming. " _
Mrs. Leslie Carter wears three exquisite
costnmos in the "Uijly Din-lillujf. " The lli-st
is a pink crejio do chiiiohcavlly trimmed with
entire deux l.ico , havinp a wide tucked llounco
ut the bottom of the skirt trimmed In the
same immner. The round skirt is gathered
in at the waist , nnd over It U worn a wide
belt that resembles pold and silver armor
The hat and cloak worn when she Urst cateii
mo gray. The bat is n pray felt Gainesbor-
oupb , tiiinmed with gray feathers ; the cloak.a
lone carriage wrap.ls olfiray broadcloth.lined
uita pink , nnd with acliinchllla collar , in the
second set , in the ballroom scene , the gown
is of palo mnuvo satin , with lacoselln do-
slgn running up the skirt , cmbrold"rcd with
ciystnls nnd stones. Tlio cloak worn over
the ball dieas in the tblid net is of velvet
cloth , made with a deep yoke and lined with
mauve feathers. It is embinldeiod in silver
mid crystals , and tlio bottom of the \\nist is
outlined with a fniiKO ol stones to match the
embroidery , Tbo last gown U of bluociepo
tlccblno , Over the waist is worn a mlnnturo
KpanibU Jacket of pink velvet , embroidered
will turquolso mid pold coniing over the
ebouldvrs and under the arms Tbo collar
is n "turn over" embroidered with turiiuolso
outside , with pink lips standing up above tbo
neck.
mvnn.N uuos.
, ( Monks anil .l
rovcrsihle suuvl ! , * : i.7"i , V.Uo
inati't prii'o. $7. " > 0 ; c-stru heavy revcrtl-
hl > hu\\l , i''t.Vi. | 'l- ( > nmiiH * price , $700 ;
J7. oil line blncli cailinu'ie sbawlsnt bunU-
I'tipt nrU'i" . Th < \ \ mu t besohl.
C'lilldren'H cloaks nge I to II years ,
fJU' ! , r.iM'inan'rt price T l.Xi ( ; mlt-sos' clonk" ,
HMo 1H yi-ar < , * . | .7'i. JflO and SI.US
r.lsoman's prlco , J.'l.od , * j.S"i nnd $12.00.
1. nil ii-s' plush cloaks In all the beat
makes , in. oil ; Cisoman's price , $20.00.
I'lunh cloals at sM'Joo , at $10.00 , tit
Jf.ili , at SJ22.00 , nt Wi.W , at SHII.OO :
Klspnmn's prices JUo.OO , 133.00 , 6 7.00
and up to 1ui.on.
Lndii's' skirts tMiiWV , die * , niul tip to
? ( ) ( ) sn- ' < ' ' ! 00
( K'O ' Indii's' iHMViniuUot'i and latest
styles ; KUonmn'H prices $ li.00 ! to S2J.OO ,
In nil p/cy. | Cboii-o of entire lot on
Tuc-daj ntilUK ) . Thobalaiice iinsnld will
bo lodiiccd In price $1.1)0 ) each day till all
arosold. Tin-so goods must and will bo
sold. Ladies' jnclsots in all the latest
htvlc" , ranging in prtco from $ IO. SO up
It ) i-25.0ll.will bo snld on Tuesday nt ! } 7.-r)0 ;
tlio balniH'o ut.sold will oe reduced $1.00
each day till Uu\\ \ artgone. .
Ladli't' xvrappors . " > V , liiMMnnn's prlt-o
$ I."o ; misses' jorsLU biilth , S toll jcars ,
S1.1IS Klsenmirs prioo § U..V chlUlreirii
dresses , 2 to 111 joars Ov up to 61. US ,
l iM < mun's prices $ l.od up lo $ 1 75.
UAVDIljV HHOS. ,
Dry goods nnd clonks.
Skating , daiu'ing and inu io tonight at
Collsoum. Clouts -of , Indies lOe.
.U < l/f.t.
riillil Sc > nliliMl With CuflVo.
The young lUiiKhtor of Mr and Mrs. lY.iak
Claik Sinulny pulled a boiler full of hot
colleo over , badly scalding the poor lit-
Uo tiling about tbo bead , nock and body and
linns and hands. A physician wai called and
remedies promptly applied to ease tnellttlo
sutTuror ,
The Itiinil
Never were better masks woin , a Jollier
ciowd assembled or n inoro cnjoy.iblo dunce
irlven in Kouth Omaha than \Vasblngtin (
birthdav mnsqtierailo given Satmday evenIng -
Ing by the Magic Citv cornet band. The t-
tendiimc was as giatif' , lair totho band bojs
as the plu.ismo was sutisfyiiiL' to the fi tends
luc.sont Itas n success to the band and all
A Shippers' I'oslt ion.
( Icorgo S. Iro\\n. ! tbo agent of the Ameri
can livestock commission comnany , his ic-
ceived the following letter from u Central
Citj shipper :
" 1 consign to you today one car of hoes.
Get ttieio , Klv. 1 nmin hnpcsyou will.'come out
on top In the trinl. 1 1' they stop our company
in Omaha 1 will stop shipping to that point.
"Will ship to Nebraska City ana Lincoln. Let
mo know innnodiatel > ai soon as the decision
ibieiulereu. Kcspuctfully jours ,
W
I'lmtofjraplis Cioni ( lie Capital.
Mr. nnd Mrs.V. . A. Gray are great adinir-
eis of Vice President and Mrs. l.cvi 1' . Mor
ton , and so named their lait baby boy after
Mr. Mm ton. A joung daughter , aped tea
jcars , thouRht it a cipitnl lile.ito wite the
\lco president of tbo United States of the
honor con fei red on him ami to aslc for his au
tograph for the babj as abomonir in life's
later hour. Last week the llttlo miss iccoivcd
n letter nnd photoguphs of Mr. and Mrs.
Morton and thcro is inoro Joy in that house
hold than nt any time since tbo last son vas
born unto them.
roopers' Klrsl Annual Hail.
South Oanha International Union , No. III' ' ,
will civo itsllrstunnunl ball Tuesday evening -
ing , March IT , St. Patrick's D.iy.in Kowley's
hall. At the last , ineetlnu' of "tho union the
follpwinp commltteo appointments \\eio
made.
Master of Ceremonies Mr. Thomas \V. \
Kelly.
Arranpcmonts Messrs. John F. McDermott -
mott , .lames ,1 , O'llrlcn , William Scb\\ab \
anilVllliam Messenger.
Kctoution Messrs. Ilcnrv Press , Willlim
II. lllrd , Matthew LJ. tVllilcn , William
I'letcher , Frank 0. Gohlsburry , llonry
Soddy , Hobert Hicknian , I'atiiek Melay ,
Joseph Bowlluk and Lewis Kastner.
KlDor Messrs William M. Sterrett , Oliver
T. Smith and AVlHi.un K. Schneider.
Notort Aliiiut llio City.
John Wall , of ChicafO , Is a visitor at tbo
> ards ,
Daniel Cameron of the Cudaby packing
force is in Chicago.
Joseph C Chustioof the stoekyauls force
is sick'and olT duty.
A daughter has boon born unto Mr. and
Mrs Frank Du liois.
Mis , Max.well , wife of Uobort T. Maxwell ,
is among the indisposed.
Mis. C. S. Fletcher of Atlantic , In , is the
guest of Dr. and Mis. K. L. Kinhont.
lion. .losepbJ. Brceu , after spending Sun
day at home , has returned to Lincoln.
A joung dauchtcrof Mr. anil Mrs. John
Bussard , is buffering with tliroit troublen.
CcorpoW. Hall , who has been with ill for
a CoilnlKUt , was outhaturday for the lirat.
Kiank I'.ikis has taken out a building per
mit for a losUlenco between O nnd 1" stieots.
HowardMejcrs and. ) . . ! Ilondryx will erect
ilneiesidenceson Twciity-tbiid.noarl street.
Mr. and Mrs. K. 0rover nnd daughter of
Auburn , are visiting Mrs Grovor's brother ,
L , . U. Piimell.
ColonelJohn B. Mullen hr.s commenced
woilt on a large double building at Albright
on the sight of the fteat lire several months
n o.
o.Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. 13. O. Gaston , of Council
muffs , nre the guests of N. 1) . Mann nnd
family. Mr. Uastou is stenographer for the
courts.
The Ladles' Aid society of the 1'resbjter-
ian church will meet Wedncsclav afternoon at
S o'clock at Miss Augusta J. Clark's , -Jill ) is'
streets.
AVilliam Vosbnrgh , long -with the tfiock-
man , nnd one of the trustv yountr men of the
city , has resigned to nssumo chaigo of the
cluulation of tlio Tiibiino.
John Stoyval , nn cinployo at the Cudaby
packing houses , who had two ( Ingots so badly
cruihed on January 10 , that amputation was
necessaiy , returned to work jcsterdny ,
I'rovision Inspector ( Jeorgo \ \ ' . Masson
will rebuild his icsideuce , Twcnty-cltrhtli
nnd II streets , and when completed will have
ouo of the neatest icsidenccs In the city.
Mayor W. S Sioane , os-C'lty Attorney Kll
II. Doudof tills cltv and Kdward Ainscow
and B. N. Udell of Omaha , Imvo purchased
Manawa beach and will improve Iho hole
eighty acres.
Tbo committee on the dnnco to he given
Monday cvenlnt ; , March ! ! 0 , in Howlov's hnll
by court Music City , N'o ills , Independent
Older of Foresters , will meet in Rowley's
ball Wednesday evening.
rrank Webber entertained a party of
Council Bluffs and Bomb Omaha friends ut n
piivato dance in Cicimamn ball Saturday
evening. Tlicso dances nro given alternately
in Council UlulTs and in South Omaha ,
Cornelius Tramo , IIRCI ! thlrty-elglit years ,
dieil Saturday night at 11 o'clock of tjphnid
favor. The body was shipped yosterdaj af tci-
noon to Ashland for interment A widow and
two children are left to struggle through
life.
Friends of II. .1. McCabe , ono of the popu
lar nnd ofllclent employes at the lucking
houses of Kwlft & L'o , were pleased to know
tnat the fishing bee was successful at Ash
land Saturday when Mr. McCabe full In the
ito pond. Mr McL'uua took his cold bnth
ami the bantering of friends witti liis usual
bluilO. _
A .Miln for Clou'laml'M 1'lrto .
Determined not to get left , Manager
Shannon signed another man Saturday In
Tlilrd llasonianJ. IX Donnelly of last season's
AVasblngtons. Whether this means Ulovo-
land's release or not rennlns to bo scon.
Shannon writes that ho hm niado no mistake
in Donnelly , that lie U n line third liasomim.
n fair liltter and Rrcixt run cotter. Ho is full
of ginger nnd is on tbo hmllo from the time
game u culled until the last man b'oos out.
All scalp and skin diseases , dandruff fallIng -
Ing of the hair , gray or faded hair , may DO
cured by nsluir that natuio's true remedy ,
Hall's Hair Ucncwcr ,
I'll * lil.lil Y'H ' Sl'OltV.
ij HIT HrntluT'lii-linw ami
Dl'MlM ( I'll II ) Ill'f lllxtiatll | ( >
Paula l.cv > nppo.uo 1 nt police court yes
terday niulvnntoO tovcar \ out a warrant
fur Iho nnvst ot tier brother in liw , Julius
Kolseiiburi , ' , for bmtnnl ) . Itscoins tint the
tflrl lived with her inarilcil sister At , the cor
ner of Thirteenth mill Oori'.n streets , and
her brother In Ituv sticeivluil In ronvlnrliitf
lierthatho hivl mairleu the whole faiml }
I ler child was three months old In loci ) m-
ber , niul nt tlitit tlino Koisenbon , '
anil his wlfo nt'ieod to laUo tt ami
ratio H as their own , and a contract wni
slfjiii'il tothntelToot. The girl then secured
a jil.U'o ns domestic and every tldnu AUIS M
hoiciio nj a summer skv until this morning
wlit'ii Hclsonhori ; tonic the flillu tolls tnolhvr
anil ili'flAU'd that lie ootilil Itooi ) It no Ion KOI *
Thh WIH Iho lo.ino'i ' oftlio girl's visit lo pi )
IKc hi'iuliiuiU'r.ShoMis ( | referred to tlio
count.v nttorney.
At Hist thoeltl itatcil thin she wouM not
priwrcnto Holsi'nlicrc it ho vnuldcarufnr tin )
uinlil iiiiirroiihiiuo with ItU i-ontract. but
uiion bollix told th.it . hi'f oour < e In Unit direc
tion laj throuirh ni'lvllliiste.ul ol a ciliiiltinl
'
a-'tlon'slio ooui'luili'd tint sbo wnnted her bo-
inner initilylu'il. She still tli.it her sister h.ul
bei'ii tnirrled to Kulscnliirg six .xuari ,
nndnit bade to the uld mnntvy t\vo
years nml n Imlf IIRO lo visit her folltt.
'I'hi'gltl was si III ut home , nnd Ki'lscnboiR
\vwto for hrr to conic and ll\i \ > witli him , suv-
lii ( , ' that bo Ii nl a dtvoiro suit I'etiuiiiK ' ami
would soon obtain tlio decree
I'nul.iconsontodiituli'iiiiioat . onro to this
coiinti'v , roliiir ) | on thcstati'inents tnailo by
HolsoiiUor .
Si c tnontlii aposlio rcpolvoil H'O ' fioia her
inottiei's estato. nnd apirtof this money slio
used in funiishiiii ; tlio hiiusn nnd tlio 10-
r.mlinli'rshoKavoto Itclsoiiliern. After tti.it .
NUS prone she earned c-IO wathliii ! , unit also
J.MVO that to Uelscitboitr.
Mrs , Ut'isenlicrg lotuinoil liotno about
Cluistiiias , nnd the ootiliMit win then in ido
in n hot o Htatatoil , anilUio UoNcnliergs kept
tlio fiirnliino nuiiliascil with I'.ml.i'sinoiioy.
Atiout two wucks a.'o PAtilaw.it nmrrled
to Louis Ueoriro and tlio couple rpildod nt
Ililrtcentb ntul Dorois until this iiiornini ; ,
\ \ \\lientlioclilld t.ilien thoiv by llelsi'n-
beiy. OCOIKC , lie until then iltJ not Uninv
of the child's existence , at onto sued
fo u divori'o front Ids wifi1.
Helsoiiberc sUippod to the lllulls , nnd this
afternoon bis wife is si'lUntr I'.iula's furni
ture and iiivp.irini ; to follow him.
TliUKlrl li.iunta thopolici ) bt.itlon , Wiillcing
up and down wit'i ' bor b.ibv and .obbhiK nif
her bcirtoulil break Jlor cup of sorrow
h full.aid innniiiL' over.
Dr. IJirnoy cures e.itairli , Ieo ! bUlg.
James McCoy In-aic-s ttio City Jail In
I'laciol K < l ICfng.
"Well , I liato to have to tell you , but I
guess its the best thing to do we've had
another man getaway from us , " said Assist
ant County Jailor L.ouls Bohmc , to a UIL : re
porter , late yesterday afternoon.
"Wh.it another besides Mauslleld , nllas
Hogcisl" nskod the reporter , much Mir-
piised.
"That's what I mean , nnd I'.it , ( meaning
1'at Lynch the jiilor ) and I lm\c decided its
no us > o ti \ ir.g to siippiess It. "
"How did it happen ! "
"Just like the other. The fellow's naino is
James McCoy , who cuino in on Fcbrumy ( i
to dothirtj-twoilays for l.irc.'ny. Ho came
in just HkoMiiml'leld , nlliw Koers , dhlitb , \
abigcroud of other prisoners. Ai.d , as wo
alwajs do , we searched them , put his tilnlc-
cts in a locKiip ami sent him down to the
b.ith room , wbcie he took a swim and then
c.iine up with tno otluis diessoil in tlio
prison gaili Then they \voro \ nil locked up
in the big capo vltb sonw lifty
othcis. Last Saturday iiioining wo bud
eight prisoners whose sontencis hud cxpncd.
I took the listof tlioso who were to be re-
lunscil , and going to the cage read oil tbo
names of the eight nnd told them to come
out , that their time was up. On this list was
one Kd King , who came in on Pubruniv-0
for the snme length of time as McCoy -thirty
dnjs , As I called off the list tight men came
out and I gave each of them their p.icluges
as tbov e.il'o ' I them oft and each ininutelj des
cribed every article. 1 turned them loose- .
Some considerable time alter they bad allgone
u mm in this sime cage rnllcd me up and
asked if that wasn't his diy to be iclcasctl. I
asked him u lint his name was , , and yon can
imacino my surprise whin hosakl and pioved
that it \\.is Kil King. Then uo midu au in
spection nnd found that James MiUoy hail
escaped under the naino ot 1M King. ICIng
made a big roir and snld ttiat It was our fault
nnd that wo vero to Ulaino for letting an
other man go out for him.Vo
know , ' howoier. that it was a put
up Job between King and McCoy. J don't
see how on eurtb wo cm prevent such a
tiling.Vo can't bo expected to renumber
just how cveiy man looks who come1inheie
fora few days. Nobodj on cnitnun reineni
her them "
"How did Joe Miller , wlio was hcio for
ycais and never had an escape , lumcmbcr
tbonii" was asked ,
"Ho didn't and lots of them got iuiay in
tlio very simo manner , but nothing was ever
said about it. "
"Can jou prove that ! "
"No , 1 cnn'tproxc it , hut I don't sco how it
could ha\o \ been any different"
"Can jou give n description of McCoy ? ' '
"N'o , Icannot. 1 wouldn't know the follow
if ho was to piss the window this minute "
"Do jou know of no way to guard airainst
prisoners escaping like this I"
"No.only ifwo e\er catch 'em ' to give'cm n
good beating"
"Well , Imvo you lot ICing , the man whoso
time was really up lm\o yon let him go ! "
'Certainly , wo hid to let nun go , for thcro
was nothing to hold him on. It is clear ,
though , that It was a put up job between the
t\\o In the lirst place ICIng told McCoy -or
atleastitis plain ho did that ho had such
and suth thinu's , in tbo ofllco. In ibu second
pi ice , when I went to tlio cage and called off
the names King beard mo jiint the smio as
all the other prisoners In there } did. "
It might DObiiggosted tliatnii accurate anil
full description tiilton of < > adi prisoner might
assist the jailors in knowing who is who , and
n\old a icpctition uf thb Ciiiolle-dirolli
faice.
DoYItt's Little Hnily Hisers. Dcst little
pill over made. Cuio constipation every
time. N'onocijual. Use them noiv.
.liiii Coflictl 1'riilay Mglit ,
The indications are Hint a big crowd \\ill
assemble at the Clr.md opera bouse ne\t I'M-
dav o\ening to see Jim .1. Corbett , llio big
Callfornlan , who is to light JaeKso'i next
May. Corboit is known o\ory\ylioroas the
gentleman pugilist , anil n better dass limn Is
usually found nt lislic cnteitainnionts will ho
on lianil Krlilay mght to see w li.it the cul-
tuied slugger looks liko. In addition to Iho
set-to between Coihett nndl'rof. Uonaldscu ,
n varied programmo of interesting uthlutici ,
including wrestling \\ill bo offered in enter
tainment. In the other cities I'orbctthus at-
tiactcd largn crowds , and at Chicago n largo
number of ladles , whoso curiosity o\ercnmo
nil scruples , wore seen In the audience 10\an
Lewis , tho"Strangler , " is in the paity and
will throw all comers.
Botli tlio method tuitl results \\hcn
Syrup ofKi sia ( nhoii ; it is ] lca ant
niul lofrcshinj ; tf ) llio Inslc , and nets
gently yet promptly cm tlio Kidneys ,
Liver nnd Jiowela , .cleanses tlic sys
tem cHeotunlly , di-jpcls cnltls , liend-
aches nnd levers nnd cnna habitual
constipation. Syiup of Pigs is tlio
only remedy of ils Kind ever pro
duced , pleu&ing to the taste mill ac
ceptable to the etomarh , prompt in
its action and truly lienelk-ial in its
cll'ects , prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances , its
many excellent qnnliiics coinincnd it
to all anil have made it the most
popular icmcily ] < nown ,
Syrup of Figs is for sale in f)0c )
an d'81 bottles by nil leading drug
gists. Any reliable dnggist v\w \
may not have it on hand \ \ \ \ \ pio-
ctirc it promptly for any ouo \\lio
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYBUP CO.
SAH FRAliCISCO , CM ,
nr
TRADE MARK Till u 11 1 A x rtiADt
KSOLHI ! HCM-
rlV AniinfMll-
euro forM'm-
Innl Wonknuw ,
rliermntortliouiv | ,
liiiintcncy | nnd
nil tilic'iinofl llmt
follow &H R K
( liionin of Stilf-
nbUNO. nn Loss of
Meuior ) L'lilvor-
nEIO TAIIHQ. M I.H xt.it u no AFTER TAIISC.
1'Mn.ln tliulmrk Ilmnoii9 ) uf Milnn , Proraatun OM
ARC , and icimy ilbxr 'Ilieaspi ( lint loml to lisinltjr
or coniuinptlon nml H i < remnturt' urn\e
rwt'iill imrtlculnra Incur imniplili't , which ve On-
lro tonendfrpolT ninllto otir > onu BJTTho Ppo-
cltlc Medtclno IB Rnhl ntll pur piohniiu , or lx imtk-
IIKPU for 35 , or will tie ncnt free by mall ou reculitt off
tbo nonuj by udJruaaliiiC
THE GOODMAN DRUG CO. ,
1110 FAUN-AJI S-iuKKf , OMAHA , Nun.
Onnccoiint of tnutilorfiMln wo Invo adopted tlia
ToH.iw rr t\l " "r I' ' ' " 'I' ' Cf nilnr
Kortj fire lilRlipst nwnnli
Invi-liei'ii tin ivnl liybi'.i-
Imry , .Johnson fnun dlf-
fere nt Inttriritldti il cjpo-
BltiutH fur the Mipoiioilty
of thtlr I'm mis IMavltrs
anil ollipr Kixnla lit iisnn'H
I'litoliis Intp iniiiy iiiin-
jiotltors but no m.ils It
Is until iKjbtrum Gut the
( lenulne.
r\
onoes are L
4
Staiis. Although one of our latest addition ? , our shoe depart incut , has already oulijrotvn the spare
it occupied. The cry was , "still more 100111. " "We have cnlai cd ( he sellinjj space in our basement to
thirty-three by seventy feet , put in new fhluies , nit in tlucc moic bijj windows , nainteil the \vholp \
hine white , making the room as light as the middle of the road ; put in cosy staiis to go down by , and
moved our shoe-department do\vn \ stairs. Our customers who have bought their shoes in the cramped
spaa1 upstairs , will appieeiate the change to more roomy quarters. We intciul making ; a strongei jmll
than ever bcfoic to metcast1 our shoe business , and
to give our shoe men a starter in their new di'pirtnu'iit ' , we will put on "ale to lay.
Snr-n
_ K 1
Men's very fine American calf shoes , GooJyt-nr welt , in . .illwidths of iocs and lasts , in all si7C = ? , in liotlx
lace and congress , made-with an extra stay in the back , icmlninn it mt to impossible to rip in llip
back scam , or for the hanger to iiill out. Shoes that should briiu > - anywhere four Ameiican dollars , at
the rciiKirtably low pi ice of
$2:90 : A PAIR :
At the same time \ve \ shall open full and complete lines of our regular staiulaul shoes , in all
grades , from the vorlungman's ' slioc at one twenty-five , which is a little better this season than before
to the best French calf shoe made , stiictly hand sewed , at five dollars and a hal f ,
Moving our shoe department downstairs has given our hat department the room it has needed for
"lo ! these many days , " We shall hereafter devote the room formerly occupied by both shoes and hats , to
hats alone , ghing us ample 100111 to carry a much larger assortment than e\cr \ befoic. Today we put on
sale our sprint ! ; stock of soft and stiff hats , for men and boys , in all the fashionable shapes , shades and
colors , and to \ \ e our hat men a chance to keep even with our shoe men , we will offer
25 cases men's Derby Hats , in six new spring shapes ; hat.s thalj
sell in any hat store in the land for three dollars , at
25 dozen men's regular dollar crush hats at 65c eacM
0
FOURTEENTH A.ND DOUGLAS STREETS. I
We close at six thirty. Saturdays , ten o'clock.
The Literary Landmarks of Ed In the " Stranger People's" Coun
inburgh , Jlv I MUNCf IllTlOV try. A stnu. I'.nt III H OiiAnns
\Vitli s-ixlocn illusti.iliom dr.ntu bj KI.IIFIIT C'iiAi > i > ocK. lllustmtcd by
M I'll W. T. PMHIUV
An Intei , 'iii _ > mil Impoi tint j npcr < lc- A ftoij of nli'oililnc intrrcft , nnd onrof
en ililujj i hi homennilli uinlvilic : > imiv tlic boptcl iilton \ > \ tlic luroinplltlicd
niiptainf tliiilttcrni } cccljiiticsiiffciiotlHiiJ inoiiiitnlne.
American Leads at V/hist , and Woods. A IMcm. liv AV D. Ilowms.
their History , llv X 1) ) Tibr.
Ofcipcclil intiir't nsliflnjtlie nolle ( if Warclt Days. A poem. I ) ) Hicn-
tin1 uiuniniiir nf Amcncnn Imls nt\\lii > t AIU : 11. UI-I.TON.
nml ( iiio ho < . , ' , - IniM. ' bom
nilni > til ( bj' ' \ ( ( , - , ' ; < uci-plril1i > nil
nil\Jiiced t la ) Lit In iii | > lniidliul mci'Ui Nationality in Music. Bj
K iti\v.
WcsscxFolk. A lory Part I. II ) A reranrkali'y ' wcllrltlon mllflo (11ns. (
TiiuMAslI viinv.Vitli illii-tialion- , In tinting Ihc D'.llnnnl ( liinmtci i iiit tlumn
In Ilic filk-"nii ( . ' nnd otlm inmlo < f l.'il-
A i. Him io | < ( in | cuplc-anil itpctuilli uftlio Hiiu-
Kiidiiliii. .
Comedy of Errors. AVith ci ht il-
lu-tiations ( iiieliidiiix fioiiti-iiiLCu ) In Ill the Vestibule Limited. A story.
TAIIN A. Aniii.v. Cuiumuiit liy A\- lt\
IllltW IilSO
'I'lic fuiirlli of ( his npril > FOrlcscf illns- Memories oftheSt. John's A poem.
tralious of bli.ilo pc.ii8 ( ' cumulus Uv IIL/LKIAII
L
The Argentine Capital. HvTmo- Professional Beauties of the Past.
renE C'liii.n. With tliiilcoti illii .tn- '
- 1'ull ] > : if'e Illii-tiaiion drawn by
' tio'is ilinnii liv U S ItHMivnr , II.D. Ci.orui. ni ) JlAti.if R.
NlCIIOIS , lllnl ; ) | ) | |
,
olnursoiiili Ainiricn , rlttiiiln Mr Child * nniTORIAI. DLPAKTMrNTS.
Html ftnli < nml i in | ni mil inaniKT , anil of
c-pin il Milne to nil Mho nre liiirre-to-1 111 Editor's Easy Chair. ] t G or.OK
tliu iiiiniiuiri.il nml iiKlustrinlunalriiof Ilic > \ 1ILUM Ct I.TK
Editor's ' Study. 15 ; WILLIAM DFAN
The Chinese Leak. Hy Jn.iw HOHH.I.S
Itu.ni \\ith \ \ four illiVtiations Editor's Drawer. Conducted by
drawn by FU.DIIIIC CIIAIILKS UUIIL.H' WAUNEII.
HARPER& BROTHERS
FRANKLIN SQUARE NY
TIIK STANDARD COO ) A OF TIIKWOWD.
| PURE SOLUBLE CHEAP
5 Rich , Digestible. Stimulating. Nourishing.
Having a peculiarly delicious flavor a food and drink
combined at a half cent a cup and Jit for a frinct.
FARTHEST , "
3-VAN HorTI.N'S COCOV ( "imro trluil , iil 'ujn incil " ) wni Invented nnd
ratcnteliiuil U iiiiul In llnlliiiiil. It la tckiiowlmlKcil by t lie luoit cinlnontdoctora
nnj uiljststliHt liylltn ipcclal ti-viilnifiil V\sll'iuiiN H CoroOun unJerKono , tin
lolulilllly of llio IliMli.rormlnir ciiimtllui-iil * In liicrcu > il flr > y | > itcent. . ,
i thu whulii of tbo tlbros are softenoil an 1 lun lorud inoro patataljla AII 1 diKDSttblu ,
salt lu tliourlj" A > k { or VAM lluuns u null tuku an ullior. 67
BeJ-oreryoubuy
-want * ih ?
\h \ e s e q u cs lie ns * | J rnay m &k.e yo u ri ch :
JDUl * they will nevefcl prevenb you from
buying 3A P O LI 0 s = -
Us uses aw many and so arc its friends ;
foj' where II Is once used ib is uliuuys used , To
i IIOUSG willioiii II is sheer folly , since it ( Iocs
work LwlcQ as fust and Uvico as well.
OUR SPECIAL SA.LE OF
MEN'S ' PINE TROUSERS
One Dollar Discount on all goods above $8.
Excellent values at $2. SO and $3.75.
GOODYEAR
India Rubber Glove Co.'s '
RUBBER
BOOTS and SHOES.
ins their fulllineof Lawn Tennis t/uf. 1 <
arc the handsomest and neatest fitting Shoe made ,
POK SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
Omaha Rubber Co ,
Wholesale Western Agents ,
NO OURENTO ! 3PA.Y.
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Nob.
Fcxonlcpn jcir < iMpnrtpiiro A rounlir irrtlunK1 " " > Ii I" " n' illinnni n nli.iw I * , t I ( r u t wit
llio > r < ' .Tii"l HIIUHH all Nt > rniK , I hnnili'iiii 1 rrlvnin HKIIHIHpcriiiinoiil . . . i ur mmr i it ti i K irnR
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iMi-n ol llu'I l d > kiniiudl rlniry iirtfiiiii Nil 11 , inrniiu > o f > M f > r oiory it i 1111 I iiku n I 'n 13
tun I timillttll > n Iroo lluukiM toru ! o l.ltu > tuiit (101 O.lKOli iarj 'J in tjj p lu. amiik.MJ
II 111 tu 1. ' ID
DR. HAILIiY
GRADUATE CtNTlST
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