THE O3IAHA DAIIAr BEE : THURSDAY , APHIL 2 , 1801.
THE CITY. "
A thrco-wcckH-old bnby wns loft nt
the Open Door Tuesday iiltfht. It wns
wrapped In an old tick nnd Imd a .bot-
tlo of wnrm milk.
The ClilcUorlng-ChtiBo Brothers plnno
company yesterday commenced n suit In
replevin to gnln possenslon of the plnno
recently morlgiifrod to C. K. DeRobcrts
by 0. 1C. More-house.
The greatest c-hnrm of till tbo famous
benutics and .which hns Immortalized
them IIIIB been u bcnutlful comploxlon ,
Spnniah Court Ocum will positively
create the siuno in you , for umlo by all
druggists.
Sergeant flazo swore out n search
warrant for tbo building at tbo corner
of Ninth imd Howard ; occupied as u second
end hand Htoro by Harwich k Co. , in
order to recover $210 worth of brass ,
pumps nnd other rrmtorial stolen from
Aultinan , Taylor & Co. _
To the admirer of an extra dry wlno , Cook's '
Sparkling Imperial rccomoniUitsoIf.lt s bo-
rjuet Is line ; It's naturally fermented.
C.S.Knyinomlje\volorremovcd to tem
porary location , ! .K. cor. Douglas & 10th
Solid Slo lint ; Silver.
NbvoHlcs nnd staples In the newest
Louis XV pattern. Beautiful designs In
cold meat forks , almond spoons , butter
picks , salt cups and spoons , oyster forks ,
sardine forks , ton nnd table spoons , etc. ,
otc. Galch to Lnuinan , 15M Farnam
Hrcot , _
V.ISItY JJOSV DOING NOTHING.
lion. ICiiulid Mitrtlti'H Tallc on World's
Fair Work.
H6n. Euclid Mnrtln , who Is a member of
the executive committee of the World's
Columbian Exposition commission , loft 'lues-
day afternoon for Chicago to attend the
April meetlriK of the commission.
Prom various sources the Impression has
pained currency that there is con
siderable feeling among members of
I lie commission with regard to
the attitude of President I'aluicr find other
members of the board of control. It Is quite
apparent to some of the commissioners that
tlio board of control , which consists of only
elqht members , ucsiics to mniingo the affairs
of tlio exposlt'on ' to n very largo degrco.wltli-
out the iisslstanco for the present nt least
of either the entire board of commissioners or
the executive committee.
Speaking of the matter to a reporter for
TUB 13m : Mr. Martin said :
"Tho organization of the World's ' Colum
bian cx-poiltlon took place last Juno. There
was. tmtnrally , a little strife for positions.
This continued until the committees wore
finally appointed and every man knew \vhoro
he would bo expected to work. After this
had been ( tone it was found that the organ
ization was too cumbersome , and at the No
vember meeting it was decided to change tbo
plan of the organization so that much of ttio
ortlvo work might he done through bureaus
Instead of through the committees , as pro
vided for in the original organi/iition.
"One of the last things done at the No
vember meeting was tbo creation of aboard
of control consisting of eight members , the
president mid vice-chairman bcltiff by tlio
motion mtulo members of thia committee.
This committee was given powers equal to
the commission Itself or the executive com
mittee when neither of thcso bodies were In
session. President Palmer Is president of
the commission , chairman of the executive
committee nnd of the board of control. Con
sequently it lies with him to call either the
executive committee or hoard of control
when ho deems It necessary to call either.
' The board of control has had several
meetings since , ono of them occurring in the
latter part of February. 1 was In Chicago nt
this tlmo and called at the headquarters of
the national commission , nnd found the
oUuers | wore much in favor of the April meet
ing. It will ho remembered tbatat that tlmo
congress was considering an appropriation
for tno expenses of the World's Columbian
commission , and It looked very much as
If there would bo , practically , nonomado ;
so that the onicors as well as the commission
would bo without any money at their com
mand. Soon after this , however , congress
. made an appropriation of tfK > ,000 , and later on
Secretary Foster transferred $10,000 of the
pcaoral appropriation so that It could bo used
uy the national commission.
"Notwithstanding this fact the board of
. control saw no real reasoa why the commis
sion should meet In April according to the
by-laws , nnd President Palmer Issued n
circular letter udvislnj : the commission that
the work was being ofllclently and satisfac
torily done , and saying that ho saw uo reason
why the commission should meet.
"Somo people hnvo boon so umrcnorous as
to conclude that n meeting of the commission
In April , by which part of the appropriation
would bo absorbed , might Interfere with the
oniccrs' salaries and the expenditures of the
ofllco ; and I for ono see no necessity of con
tinuing u largo expenditure In keeping up
the olllces of the National commission and
the onicors nt high priced salaries if thcro Is
no need of the commission. If the work cart
bo satisfactorily carried on by the Chicago
local board , and the National commission Is
simply an ornamental body. I submit that the
elegant suite of ofllcos In the Uand-McNahy
building should bo abandoned and tbo sal
aries of the ofllcors of the National commis
sion reduced so that they would compare
favorably with the salaries of the commis
sioners.
"I bcllovo the action of the local board has
a tendency to locniUo the fair , und It lias had
n very bad influence upon a number ot states
making their appropriations for state ox-
"Has there beca any concerted effort on
the part of the commissioners to secure lib
eral appropriations from the state legisla
tures I"
"I thlnlc there has. I know In this state
there has been an extraordinary effort made
or there would have been no appropriation ,
ns the lower house was naturally averse to
malting an appropriation at all. "
"Do the by-laws provide for any regular
moot ings of the commission V >
"They provide for two semi-annual meet
ings ! "
"At what tlmo ! "
"Ono in April nnd the other in October "
"Did President Palmer call the April
meeting i"
"Ho did not. If a quorum attends the
April meeting It will bo , in my judgment , bo-
cuuso ttio commissioners feel that thorn nro
important matters to bo looked Into and they
will voluntarily attend this meeting. "
Howe scales , trucks , coffee mills , a. .
, starters , Harrison convoyor. Catalogues of
Bordeii & Sclleck Co. , agents , Chicago , 111.
Olininlior Sat finis.
Until disposed of wo will olTor a line of
100 sots , huiulbomoly ffold stippled , at
$0.05 per tot. These are as peed as bets
tifliinlly Hold at $10.f > 0 , but on account of
, the quantity ordered wo bought thorn eo
that wo nro able to sell them at the ro-
inarkably low figure of $0.05 per sot.
Gutch & Lnutnnu , 1511 Farnam street.
WantrU 1114 Ciml.
ApoorSwodo who had been fined $1 and
costs In the police court yesterday for steal-
In ? coal from a Union Paclllo car raised qulto
a roar after ho had paid his Hue. Going
from the court room down into the Jail ho de
manded the return of the suck ot coal which
bad been captured with him.
Sergeant ( Jraves had quite a tlmo trying to
convince the man that the coal was not his
property.
Questions for Teachers.
The teachers'examining board mot yester
day at tbo high school and proceeded to
plaro before the applicants for ccrtitloatcs
to teach In the city schools such brain-strain.
Ing questions and problems as would most
thoroughly test tholr ability. The board con.
nljts of Bliss McCarthy , Dr. Duryeaand
1'rof. Lewis.
A A.VO vxcKUKxra.
The Pnyton comedy company will open a
week's engagement at the GrunU on Sunday ,
with mattaco and evening performances.
"Tho Pearl of Savoy" will bo given nt tlio
Sunday roatlneo , und "Dad's dirt" for Sun
day night , A change of bill will bo given nt
each pcrformanco during the welt. The
prices will bo 10 , 20 and 8U ceati.
GLORIOUS TRIPS PROPOSED ,
! nviablo Opportunities for Pleasant Summer
Excursions Offered to All.
OLD COLORADO'S GORGEOUS SCENERY ,
iVomlcrs of the Jlooklcs , tlio Beauties
oT California and the Mnjcsty
of Niagara Are In *
eluded.
A trip from Omaba to Denver and Manltou
ncludcs a rldothrough thofamous Plalte Vnl-
ey of Nebraika and Colorado to Denver , the
arjfcstana most hcautlful city of the Uocky
nountalns nnd nloiiR the foot of the Hoclty
mountain range from Denver to Manltou. The
tanorama which Is laid before tlio eye of the
ravelcr In a journey from Denver to Maul-
on , Includes hi ono sweep of tno cyo 800
miles of mountain peaks , snowy range , foot
iills and cinons. Long's peak , awny to the
north ; Gray's peak , the ilomo of the contl.
Dent ; James' peak , the Arapahoe peaks ,
'Ike's peak , the moat famous of all moun-
alns of Colorado , nnd away to the south , 300
nlles from the point of observation , the three
orbtdilcn mountain tops known as the Span-
sh peaks , are all in view for a part of the
istanco.
Manltou Is the most attractive of the many
esorts of Colorado. Lying nt tlio foot of
'Ike's Peak 'and at the entrance of the
Garden of the Gods , It invites the tourist nnd
iRhtseer to the most remarkable formations
nd the grandest and most picturesque
cenery of that rugged rango. Its mineral
prings nnd pure air Rive new llfo to the de
bilitated. The Pike's Peak railroad , a
mirvel of engineering skill , conveys pisaon-
gers to the very summit of the lofty old
nounlaln. From the tou of Plko's Peak all
ho great mountain peaks of Colorado nro
istlnctly visible , while to the east its tree-
incd avenues at rih'ht angles , looking like a
heckcr board In the distance , lies the pretty
Itlo city of Colerado Springs and beyond
lie great plains of ciutnrn Colorado. A
olumo could ho written , indeed volumes
iavo been written , of the glories of Manitou
nd Pine's 1'cnlr.
A ticket covering this tour Is offered for the
ovonth largest list of subscribers.
Thcio is no American tour which combines
greater vniloty of scenery nnd a wider In-
crest to the traveler than ono from Omaha
o San Kranclsco and Los Angeles , ( Jala ,
'ho traveler passes through the states of Nc-
raska , Colorado , Wyoming , Nevada nnd
laltfornia and the territory of Utah. This Is
lie great business oclt of the west and nt
very step of the journey something of Inter-
st presents Itself , whether the tourist bo
tudent , business man or merely pleasure
eeker.
Nebraska and Its prairies ; Colorado and its
lountalns ; Utah and Its wonderful Salt
ako ; Nevada and its arid plains and Call-
ornla with Its innumerable attractions , nro
U compassed In this trip. Omaha , the most
irospcrous city In the union today ; Denver ,
ho queen city of the Heckles ; Salt Lake , the
tfon of Mormoiidom ; San Franrlsco , the
golden gate , and Los Angeles , the City of
Our Mother of the Angels , form a string of
owels of rarest water.
These nro all prosperous cities ; they are
U beautiful cities ; they nro all wonderful
ities. Each is romarKnblo for some partial-
nr reason. No two of them nro
tililto In attractions and no traveler
an afford missing to see each and ,
,11. In the jnontlw of .Hino , July , August
md September the prairies of Nohraskn , the
lock } ' mountains , the valleys of Utah and
ho great Sierra range are seen to the best
) ossiblo advantage. It Is the fruit season of
California , the sight seeing period of all the
mountain countries aaU the pleasurable part
if the year for travel.
The ticket ottered by TUB Bnc In return'
'or the second largest list ot weekly sub
scribers obtained b'y Juno 10 , 18U1 , allows
stop-overs at all points of interest between
Omaha and Los Angeles. A week or a month
may bo spent nt Denver visiting the pictur
esque mountain resortsadjncent and another
ivcekcnn likewise bo enjoyed at Salt Lake In
muting- , fishing , sight seeing and bathing in
the great Inland sea. As much time as the
Missenger likes may bo cnjoyably spent la
San FrnncUco and other points In California ,
not exccntlng tbo lovely or.ingo groves and
'rult orchards of southern California.
Niagara falls , the world's greatest catar-
ict , needs no glowing description. It cannot
jo described. Pouring over n precipice 100
'cet high , the immense volume of water of
Niagara river , the outlet of the great lakes ,
Inds Its way toward the ocean. On cither
side of the river are splendid views of this
tremendous waterfall , above It anil below It
and all about it are other scenes which have
attraeted travelers from all parts of the
world. Qoat Island , the burning spring , the
.vhlrlpool rapids , the suspension bridge , are
ncUlcuts merely to a visit to Niagara falls.
The Held on which the b.Utlo of Lundy's
l > ano was fought is within a few minutes'
drive on the Canadian sido. The facilities
for visiting all points of interest on cither
side of the river are superior. The regula
tions controlling access to and from the sov-j
oral points now prevent , the exorbitant
churecs which were formerly almost as fam
ous as the cataract. A day or a few days at
Niagara falls is 0110 great event in an nver-
igo lifetime , and no American should ever
' .hlnk of visiting tourist resorts abroad until
10 has sucn Niagara falls. Ho can have no
ipprcciatioii of power , of grandeur , of awo-
inspirlng beauty , who has missed a visit to
this world renowned spot.
I ) 12AD IN AX AIjLEV.
The Body or Ed Bull Found In a Muil
Hole.
Ed B.ill will trouble the pollco no more.
Ills dead body was found at noon yesterday
In the alley between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
anU Cumlng nnd Izard streets.
Of the manner of his death nothing is
linown save what was revealed by the posi
tion in which the body lay.
It was lying face downward in a pool of
water about two Inches deer , and the faeo
\viu burled la the mud at the bottom.
Hall was n hard drinker , and was last seen
nllvo at the homo of his parents about "
o'clock yesterday morning.
It is supposed that bo stumbloii nnd fell
where ho was found and was so drunk that
ho could not help himself , dying cither from
drowning or suffocation.
Dull passed most of his tlmo in the county
jail during his residence in Omaha.
Ho had a weakness for horses , nnd made
it a point to nppronriato to his own use such
rigs as ploaicd him. All the chance ho
wanted was for the , owner to leave his prop
erty a few minutes by the curbstone.
The remains were removed to Uurkot's un
dertaking rooms by order of tbo coroner , who
will hold an inquest on the raso today.
StifTerers from Coughs , Sore Throat
etc.should try "Brown's HronchlnlTroehes. '
a simple but sure icnicdy. Sold only In
boxes. I'rico 'Si cents.
Mnrriase I.ICOMHCS.
Thofollowinginarrlago hcouses were issued
by Judge Shields yesterday.
Ago.
Undhtroni. Omaha
cNol'on , Omnliii
I August Stoolir. Omnhn 28
I KD-.O Van Austlule , Omaha
IW. T. Hamilton , Omiiliu
I Jennie U. Hold , Oinahii
j 1'nuik Abratns. Oinalin
I AnuloYIUUuu4 , U in aim „
SICK HEADACHE
' Positively cured by
these Little Pills ,
CARTER'S
Tlicy also rcllovo DI.H.
tress from DyspepsiaIn-
ITTLE o Rustlon ana Too Hearty
WER Eattap. A pflrfC' ' ! rein
cdyforPUTdntss , Nausea ,
PIUS. Drowsiness , Had Taste
la the Mouth. Coated
Tousle , I'nln la Uie EUlo ,
TOItl'ID LIVER. Tnoy
Doirels. Purely Yceetalle.
SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE , SMALL PRICE ,
WllKCKKI ) IN TIIK Y'AKDS.
An 12n > lnc Jumps t'to Track "With
lNn. ) < ttroiig lc : < ) tilH.
Union Paciilo. onglno No. 1180 l n "hoo
doo. " .
Seven wcctts ago , when the cnglno Imd
been onto ! the shops but a low days it
Jumped the trn-k and killed Engineer Jake
Jensen , besides s'rlously injuring several of
the train men.
AtOo'clocK ycstoi'lny nmmhijf the same
cnglno jumped the track in the yard * directly
cast of ttio now height depot , causing a bad
wreck and seriously injuring Unginccr Frank
Campbell. .1 nines McCoy , n switchman who
was riding In the cab , was Liailly tbakcu up ,
but was nlilo to wall < homo.
The cnglno had been out of the shops but a
few days , having had extensive repairs in
thoslmpo of a now cub , and uow woodwork
throughout.
The accident was caused by tbo soft ground
in the yards which allowed the track to sink
about a foot. The cnglnovm south bound
and pulling n heavy train of freight cars.
'When near Jackson street the engine struck
a piece of track on soft ground and jumped
the rails , running about two car lengths ,
when it turned nearly end for end and rolled
over on Its side.
The tender also Jumped tlio track
and was turned around , beim ? torn from
the trucks butntborwlso uninjured. A freight
car loaded with lumber Immediately behind
the cnglno was torn from Its tricks and
Jumped entirely over the tender , nllghtlngon
top of the engine where It remained , grace
fully balanced on the boiler of the Iron horse.
Engineer Campbell remained nt his post
nnd was carried over with his engine. Ho
was pinned down by the debris of the cab
nnd narrowly escaped death. The escaping
steam cnrcloucd him , but William Hay , who
was In charge ot the train , threw his coat
over CninpbollTiiid prevented the steam from
scalding him , As soon ns possible Camp
bell was removed from his perilous position
and was taken to his homo at , Twenty-third
and Pierce streets. A hasty examination by
the physician Indicated that the right log was
broken and the foot crushed , but the exact
tintilro of the injuries was not determined.
Tom Grtlllt ) , the lireman , was at his post in
the cab , but was thrown out when the en
gine turned over niidcscnpcd with a severe
shaking up.
James McCoy , a switchman , was in the
cab and was thrown out , but was not serious
ly injured.
William Hav , who was In clinrgo of the
train , was riding in the cab , but jumped in
time to avoid injury. Ho re
ceived a few scratches on tbo
arm. Mr. Uay was In charge of the
train which the same cnglno was pulling
when Jnlco Jensen was killed , and escaped
death by jumping.
The ground In the vicinity of the accident
was badly ploughed up , but the track was
not damaged.
A faded nnd discolored beard Is untidy and
a misfortune. It may DO prevented by using
Buckingham's D.vo for the Whislters , a
novcr-fulllng rcmedv.
Decision in i < iivor of tlio Chicago ,
Milwaukee & St. Paul Uy.
The now Palace sleeping cars of the
Chicapo , Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry. ,
with electric lights in every berth , will
continue to leave the Union depot ,
Omnhn , at 0:10 : p. m. , daily. Passengers
taking this train avoid transfer at Coun
cil Blulls , and arrive in Chicago at 0:30 :
u. in. , in ample time to muko all eastern
connections. Ticket olllce , 1501 Farnam
street. F. A. NASH ,
J. 13. PUESTONGeneral Agent.
City Passenger Agent.
MAKING A ItO A It.
Druid Hill Citizens \Vaat an Engine
lintiflo Near'ThcMii.
Residents of Druid IIII1 and the manu
facturing establishments along the Belt line ,
are preparing a very vigorous protest against ,
the attempt that is being made to have the
location of the now engine- house changed !
from Thirtieth and Spauldlng streets , the !
slto selected , to u point nearer the center of !
Kountzo Place.
Tlioso citizens claim that they have been
long without fire protection , whlto ICountzo
Place is already within easy run of-two
engine houses. Kountzo Place U also well
supplied with flro hydrants , whllo there are
none along the Belt line in tho.viclntty of
the residence portion of the city adjacent to
the slto already ehospu. As it Is proposed 'to
locate a chemical engine nt the now house ,
the property owners Interested feel that they
should uo llrst served.
Horsford's Acid Phosphate ,
A Healthful Tonic.
Used la place of lemons or lime juice It wil
harmonize with sucb stimulants as are ueces
sury to take.
Died a I'niiper.
Hugh Bayllss died at the county poor farm
yesterday and this morning ho will Jill a
pauper's ' giiive. Atone titno thoyounc man
was wealthy , being an heir to the estate left
by Judge liarllss of Council Bluffs The
property was squandered , after which the
young man became a morphine liond , and
later a county charge.
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken ; it is pleasant
nnd refreshing to the taste , and acts
gently yet promptly ou the Kidneys ,
Liver and Bowels , cleanses tlio sys
tem effectually , dispels colds , hend-
aches and fevers and cures hnhitunl
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy ; of its kind ever pro
duced , pleasing to the tnste and ac-
coptnhlo to the stomach , prompt in
its action rind truly beneficial in its
efl'ects , prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeahlo substances , its ,
many excellent qualities commend it ,
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Pigs is for sale in COo
and 81 bottles by nil leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on Imnf will pro-
euro .it promptly for any ono -who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute.
UUFORNM FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN fRANCISCO. 041 ,
'JOUtSVIUF ' , KY , NFW YORK , N V
DR.E.O.WEIES
. . .
NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT ,
lHo for Mritnrlt , DlHlngti , nti.Kvunltla. VTiik *
til , Mtntu l > * pr iHon.bot ( nlDior the llrkln.r-
tultmir In lonnlty a-l - Unllnir to ml erj d o T vi ]
de lli. Prumtlure OU An . U rr nntn. Lull of rawtr
tnolttier Mx.lnTolantkrjr lone ( ftnil Hp rinttorrLsik
CAuiol bT oT r-oi illoA ol thu brtln , t lbuioor
o r ladtilrtnra. txch tx > x tont&lntona nio lb' tr iu
ment 9lAbox. onlx for 01 , rent by mtllprcptll.
Vtfltli eacb order for lx t > oi a , will vend purcbator
Biiannuu to rurunii noner If the triMimtnt fallig
cu . Uuaru > U lua a uulffuDuiuxiliivulTbr
GOODMAN DRUG CO. ,
ntOFurntnjSL , - - - Umnlm. Nob.
PI h f 1 1 r *
Illlllll I A tiot&nil only cninuU't { ircicrlbail Ur
uuuw i n rt.BUlr | iihTilclnni for Ilio cure of
Oonorboeik and ilUcliatk't" trout the urlnurr urimni
ur tcgulrcl II.W per tiox. AlUruguliti
IN
Ijatcst UiiUutlaviKrnui Ilio 1'o'lco
CotiiiUmiil dull ,
W. 0. Davis Is ciflnjod with stealing nee
pounds of brass frhin the Union 1'aclHo
yards. Oniecr ShWds found the nictnl hid
den In a inmuiro pllu'nt Totith and Nlcholns ,
nnd when Davis \\-aitto rulsotho iiliwt the
ofllccr placed him uncltr nrrcst.
C. J. Schrycr flgtiroa as a wlfo
bcatef , hut tha pcrformanco was not
satisfactory to the udlcuco and Scliryer was
locked up. " JuilcoJIcisley rcnit the culprit n
lecture nnd sent Iilnrnii for twenty days.
John Smith droppud n pair of now shoes
In full view of Ofileer Uoyle. Ilo
\\a.s nbout to enter a pawn shop wlioro ho intended -
tended to "sonic" them , but thoofllcor interfered -
forod with his ] ) lani nnd sent him to the sta-
tion. It Is believed the shoes were stolen
and nn effort U being mnJo to Olid the lawful
owner.
James Fancy is behind the bars charged
with defective luemorv. It is nllosotl that ho
borrowed a breech " loading shotgun nnU
ncfrlectcd to return It after several months1
uso. The owner intimates tliat It 13 n case of
larceny.
Kuos Wnpnor wandered Into the pollco
court room yesterday afternoon to enquire
whnthad been Ooiu with 0. K. Davis , n
friend of his who had been arrested for steal-
ln brass. Upon telling the ofllcors his natno
Wagner was at once placed tinder arrest as n
pal of Davis1 In the brass business. In tlio
future Wagner will nrobably ninUo nil such
Inquiries by telephone.
Frank Cassldy pleaded guilty to thocharpo
of stealing throe rolls of oarpct from the
J rand opera house , and JudRO llelsloy lined
him ? T)0 and costs. Gassldy was taken to the
county jail.
Kverjhotly Knows
: hnt at this season the blood Is * filled with
.inpurities . , the accumulation of months of
close confinement In poorly ventilated stores
workshops and tenements. All thcso Impuri
ties ana every trace of scrofula , salt rheum ,
ir other d Isoascs may bo expelled by taking
flood's ' Sarsapnrilla , the best blood purlllor
over produced. It is the only medicine of
which " 100doses ono dollar" is true.
The Wlivlcss iieotrIoUniwny : : System
The public is cautioned that all tlio
mtents and Inventions of Mnlono
Wholcss for overhead ami underground
railway systems nro owned nnd con-
.rolled exclusively hy tlio Wholess olcc-
; rio railway company of Virginia , olllco
Washington , J ) . C. , ami that any com-
uiny using cither of said inventions is
iablo to action for iufrinjromcmt. Special
: iotico is horehy given tliat no licenses
! mvo boon granted and that no person i3
ompowoi'cd to prant license ? . The
Wholcss Electric Uallwuy Coniiiny ] ) , I ) .
P. Merrill , jr. , Secretary , Washington ,
D. C.
Siimv in t to West.
News was received at the IJ. & M. head
quarters yesterday morning that the most
severe snowstorm of the season was prevail-
iuK In the western part of tno stato.
U'ho storm extended from Denver ns far
cast as IIoldrcdRO , thcro being from ton to
ilfteen inches of snowfall. The snow was re
ported is very heav > ; and wet and drifting
uiully. Snow plows were set at work in nil
directions. At noon : no train reports had
boon received from tliat section and it was
not known whcthcror not trains baa been
delayed.
Usoa la Millions of Domes
in y r * thn Rf/if'- '
COMMERCIAL DRUGGISTS
commit frond In substi
tuting any other porous
plaster \\hou UHNSON'S
Is asked for. Tlioy do so
In order to make inoro
money out of you by sell
ing yon somctlilne ( but
costs them less. Bcwaro
of worthless Imitations.
AMU S IS M EN O ? S.
BOYP'S TWO XHill'iN OAAV.
ENGAGEMENT OF THE COMEDIAN
STUART R03SON ,
AND COMPANY OF PLAYKHS. under the
nirectlon of W. H. 1IAYDEN.
Wednesday Evening , Api'il 1st ,
Gordon & Corbett's Now Comedy ,
Is Marriage a Failure ?
Thursday Evening , April 2d ,
llrnnson llownrd's Oreat. Coniedy ,
THE HERIETTA.
JIU. IJOIISON. . . .us loitlo.Tltn ! I.anib.
I'rlcos , I'arquct tinil Punjuet Olrulu $ I..VJ ,
llalcotty , II.0) , k'ctionil adnilssloii to first floor.
fl.Ot' ' , Rcnvral admlHSlon to balcony 7.V. s
tiV ) . liu\bliGot8ipun Tut'fiilay niornlltf , ' .
THE GRAND ION.QMT. .
This livonitiu at 8. ID
FOSTLSR
English Gaiety Co.
llrlllliittt. Ituwltchlujj , Hrltlhh Iloautlus. I'oor-
Irss , I'orfi'ot , I'aflsliiii I'ots , Tito queens of
luirlfsiiuo. Uvscrvud si-nts JJo , 5Uo mid : c.llux
otllco lion' oiicn.
Children's Sllttlnee Saturday.
IR LRY
Hcautlful Kali ? tipcctacla tlio
HWRTEli * QUEEfS
Presenting n Hosuor.S'ovoltlcs nnd 0 < l < lltlpi.
THE OB101NAI. DAIIUS ,
I.r.ONCB AM ) LOLLV.
MU.R.IHKMNA : KONUAPT ,
AUNQ11D initAM-'Yand
IvIKAILltY'S COUPS do HAI.LET
60 - Persons in the .Grand Production , - 50
I'rlecB us usiutli
THE GR.flLN'DFQR ONE WIEK
CoiiiiiiciieliiK' uiiday , April 5 ,
Matiriooa BitnctiuJ.Vocl tiutnlnu a ml
THE FA ! TON
Tlio Strongchtroportolro rompitny In Omiilia
thl9SUUSOIl.
2Q People 25
Smuliiy Mntliio"Thu IVurl of Suvoy. "
Sinuliiy Nlfiht "Dad's Girl. "
Clinntfo of Bill Kvi'ry Performance.
I'rU-us-All orcho > tri : scats. roDirvnd , 'M
ml Ijiilcoiiv oiitSi resorvi'U , SO cents !
Knllory , 10 ci-iiu. 'llox sheet oiicn Suiiilay ut
III . in ,
PIM3ETEPBN MUSEE.
Will liitwlor , Manager. Cor , llth itntl rarnain
VIKKK W MAliril 80 ,
Thu Wooljr r'nccit
II ) ' , htrablkn. - \ lirnml lluislitii IHUKUH ,
( iriiliPUiiinilHtlurloii Onurteitn" . In Vocal nj In-
ktrumcmal Muilc. A Hltfb Clai < Kovcltr Kuler-
ItlUIUKDt.
\BOYS' ' ana BplLDREN'8 ' BID THINS
iVot since our advent in the city of Omaha have we made such an
elaborate display of Youths' , Itoys' on and Children's Clothing as for the
present trade. Every dollar's '
worth of our last season's spring
and slimmer stock we disposed of e at our memorable fire sale , hence
foi this spring : we have nothing to offer the little folks except gar-
incuts of the latest and most ap- proved styles ; as to the prices ad-
vcitiscd by our friends in the dry goods business on their job lot of
odds and ends , the accumulation
of years , we will simply guaran-
tt'C to meet , to dujlicalc > and to undersell from an entire new
stock , with ttvdvc times the asa - sortmcntlo select from. We have
a special fondness for our Child- '
ren's Department , and see that it
lacks for nothing to attract the trade. Lookers or buyers for the
next ten days sec to it that you get our prices on Hoys' Clothing
before you hazzard a dollar in the catchers and baits from bankrupt
sales.
MEW'S SUITS. OUR HAT STOCK
Sack , Throe Button. Cutnway. And furnishing goods would
nnd PrliicoAlbert. New fabrics overstock the overngo linbor-
in wales , cheviots , cloys and dnshor. Many novelties for your
fancy casslmeres. Look at them Inspection In both lines , prlcesnl-
and save the tailor's profit. wnys right. Look thorn through.
Money ahvays refunded -where goods
do not prove satisfactory. Browning , King , & Co. ,
S. "W. OOR. . loLli and
Open Evenings Till 8 p. m. - Saturdays , 10 p in
CURES AND PREVENTS
Colds Sore Throat Bronchitis Rheumatism
, , , , Neuralgia ,
nflnmnmtlun of thu L UK * . Klilncys nml llowuln , Sclntlcn , Chilblains , frost llltca , Toothache , HondacUu ,
1'n I Ha In thu Hack , Cliuslnnd I.luiln , nml nil the usual
GONSEQliEHGES OF TAKING COLD.
The application of HAIWAY'S IlKAUV 11KUI5F , to the parts nftectoij , wllllnstiintly relieve nnl soon euro
tlio Hiiffiwr. Internally Iti ilo > os of from thirty to sixty tlropi. In Imlf n tumbler of watcr.lt will euro In it
few moments , Cruuiiu , Simstnv Sour Stomach , Colic , Flatulence , Heartburn , Diarrhoea. Sick Hpndnclie ,
Nnnncn , Vomiting , CoMClilll' , N'crvoinrn's , Slet'jilcssncsj , uuil all Internal pains. U ) tents u battle. Fur
BalontdruBKtstJ. UAUWAV & caU Warren bU
v
NO OUR.K ! NO F A.V.
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , JNeb.
P
NE
COLDS IN THE HEAD , by ono application.
OATAERH , in a very short time.
HAY PEVEE , in from 3 to 5 days.-
EAEAOHEjjpstantly ,
FIFTY CENTS A BOTTLE.
SALB HY AU , DHUGGIST3.
Prepared only by tlio
: .MKIHOIM ; ou. .
Iluikor lllock , Omaha , U. S. A ,
DR , BAILEY ,
Graduate Dentist.
A Full Set of Teeth on Unbtwr ,
for K1VK Uur.LAliH. A perfect
ntiruuriintouil. Tcutlicxtrnctol
nltliout pain or Unrmor. nml
tBltlioutnimcBlIiotlcs. . liuldnmi
% { jllver tllllrura nt Inwcit rntoj.
llrlditoand Crov\n \ Work. Tcelh
ultlioutplate ) . All ork or-
mntcd.
OFFICE , PAXTON BLOCK , 16TH AND FARNAM
Entrance , Kth elrcet elOTOtor. Open evenings
until 8 o'clock.
ONLY THE S3 Goodyear Welt
tnado if Cal : > klTi tier Middy .
- , . ' . . " . .
nJtcrtU "luld e > cry where.
'J lit U the liiulfJb1i
) orlul.iui ; < u oiui
Ihcttcstiniide. llcw&ro ur lull
Ullom. 1'oslllvcly IIOUOKCII
ulno unless iLiiupcil on i lie
St.Shoe :
J. MEANS A CO.
llotloa , Mm.
NEBRA-SKA.
National Bank
U. S. DEF03ITOBV , OSIA-HA , NS3
Capital , - - - - $400,000
Surplus Jan. 1st , 1890 , - oa.BOO
Ofllcersnml DlreUom llonrj \ \ ' Tntoj , President ;
Leuls a. ItCBJ , Vlco-1'rcslJonf , Juiuoj , SavnioV
V.JIorso. John 8. Colllnt , 1C. U Cuihln , J. X. II
1'utrlck. . 11. S. lliietioi , cashier.
TI EI IRON BANK : .
Corner I2tli nml Kanum Sts
A General llankliii Iluslucs-i Trattsnotel
HOTEL.
Trie Jllitrrau , Cot ; l-ltli
{ Ktltc. mont'ff hntiintlnllu fount fiictcil
Hotel Itttilalnu ' Omitlm. Screriil
lieat'u lirtck Jtw. mttlH rninttitf/ from
basement to roof , A II tin : ceHlnjin nnil
tloot'H linctl iftttt AalifHtoti Jlro proof
iitlnn , / /jjijiovM/bfr to Inini
quids. Ftmriirrtjtrn mil Jlt-a tiliifltin
throughout tin : liitlltlluiMeinii licut ,
hot flint colil 1 1 titi- - unit HiniHlilnclit
CI'CI'U I'OUHt. TtlblO miHHI-JHIHHCll HIIU-
W/ICJ'f.
B. SILLOWAY , Prop.
HOTEL , DELX.ONE.
Corner Mtli and Capitol Avenue. *
Just completed , has 100 room ? ,
btairways , trora the top to the bottom , has
flno elevator anil dinning room borvloe , ii
flro proof through. out , flno blllarJ roomq and
the flnest toilet rooai'i in the city. Lar o
Sample rooms , Suites -with bthite3. Cor
14th and Canltol Ave. Street car service In
alld.ractions. Rates , from 2.60 to SI. OO
PERFECT HEALTH
Hlcluirilll. Ileek , J ockiort | , N. V. . wtllnn thnl nftor
ninny yu.un' nulferliiK from Nvriuua Uclilllty. l-Ioep-
lc < iiO9s , TwItchlnB of Muscles lies wni rcsloreil bj
Jour Hones NtilVE IIKA.KK "InnifcO. " lie n > , "lint
, , cel Ilkonvdniunnin " II per bux. poilniilil. Pane
Jlilotfrce NUIIVK IIKA.N CO , lli'rr.tru. N V.
'old L > y Uooiliuun UruKt'o. , 1110 Kitrnnm St. , Om.ih
Moore's ' Tree of Life ,
A positive cure for Kidney nnl I.Ivor Complntnt i
and nil blood ( ll < oasos. Duoiltpny to pntTcr whnn
ion CMII bo cureil by tulnir Monro's Trco of I.lfo ,
liio fireat I.Ife Uemivly ? I'rlrofl pur bottle. 1'ro *
parcel nnd put up hy Dr. J. II. Mooro.
THSTIMONIAL ;
Dr. J. n. Mooic , Dear Sir : I have been
troubled with kidney complaint forovortwoti-
ty yi'siis , fornliout clslit years with dlaboto'j ,
and when tit my Httuly luncheon compelled to
irellovuiuysnlf UH often us tlnoo iirTourtlinoa
an hour. I liavo licun tioubled wltli fiovcro
nttuclisof slc'k huudai'Im unco n wcolcforton
yoart. : inil It hud been u combination,80ma
times uiillttlii 1110 for in v naitnnildntlcs. nnd
my iin'tlillnjelder , Ooor o Miller , of Carlisle.
In. , itdvlsuil mo to try u Imttlu of Mooro's Tree
of UfiMiH hulnul been Kreatly bonoIHtcd by
It. I did so , and the very llr-t bottle RIIVO'IUO
Croat relief. 1 have taken In ulii : bottler tlio
llrst about ( ho months URO , nii.l Ihuvoticcn
tioublod but very little bli.cn 1 conuncni'cd Its
us < . Yours truly , HKV. DAVIIJ FVM.
Forsalo by all
BROWN STOCK FARM.
1801. STAl/LION" SEA.SON. 1801
MONWOOD 11212.
Plrod ly Motion , by Nutwoo.l. DtlP'f.
1st , clam I'rofaco , by I'aiu'Oit-- : ! .
I'd data Anthem , by Otiylcr 103.
'M data Aiisnstii , by Kywlyk's Ilellfoumlor.
4th ilnin Oollyilllls.by Seoley's AinorloauHtiyr ,
S3D TO INSURE-
Brood Marcs , Cells anil Fillies For Sale ,
Inolii HUB two by the jjrpnt ItlncU Wtll.cs ; slr6
of \ VlnslowVIIkos'H \ : ; nKo a fcislilouubU
bred i'-j oar-old Wllkos slalllon-ti Koodone *
Sotul for utnloK'ioj or better , como and sce >
them.
M P. BROWN , FrrHin
THE MA.TOHLESS BOOK.
HA.VK YOU UKAU
BY SISTER AGATHA.
12 mo. paper , 337 pages , prlco 60 cents.
IMtKSS NOTICIIS.
"This prurient minded writer' " storle * nro unreal
as tliiijrnro lndvUcnto.-Otiinlin \VorU-llonilJ. -
"Contnlns ninny nwcot nnil pure ( turl . Itiiiny bl
cnlloilaDei'unieroiiof purl tj , " lit ooklii/VilTorlliior.
The vlloiiltnul upon Slslor Asutlia'shook
hut help Itssalo. IVuplnof Ornnlirf , icuduud
ilooluo. Korunlu every whcro.
JORDAN BROS. , Pu'jllshors ' ,
No.211 No. OtliStroptPhlla. Fa.
RutTorlnj from
tlio eltwtl ol
> jroittltfulorron
oatlr decay , wiuttlnifwoakni-Bi , lost luaulivul , oto.
I wfll wncl nvalunblo tnnllso fwnlwl ) conlnlnlnj
full particulars for homo euro , 1'I"'JJfJf'in.l ' ? , ' > ' 4
Afpicilfiia inoaicaiworit ; biitiuui * ID < * ' * - - -
nmn ! * lm li nnrvnin nml i/tltllltntPfl. ] AliflrefiB
1'rof. I' , f. irowiilllt , MooduB , Coniii
WHAT
They arc custom made clothing of merchant tailors , loft on tliolr hands for ono rouson or another. Those wo buy in
Ifirgo or small quantities for ready cash. For oxairmlo : a , suit of clothes , costing originally , wo cun , suicordinj , ' to
style nnil quality , soil for $15 or $20. Just think of it , a savins of CO per cent , ono half tlio original cost. Of jiantalootm
we have a good variety , ranpine in price from W toH , originally maclo horn $7 to 415 , miniy of them of tlio latest de
signs , from the best tailoring establishments throughout the country.Vo request an early ir.Bpoctlon.
Merchant Tailor's Misfits and Uncalled for Garments.
They adjourned , feeling fully convinced that tlio origin of the MinH ( Parlors was to abolish high tariJTH on Clotlilnjj and
the truth of the Parlors hnvlnjr the most olcRimt display of
MEXROPJANT TAILOR GOODS
Ever witnessed hy any eye is now substantiatcd.by citizens of Omaha and vicinity. Among the many bargain : ! there otil
remains unsold :
PRIOEi LIST ? .
SUITS , OVERCOATS PAUTS.
2. ' ) OOMcrelialitTallor nmclont 1300 123 OOMorchantTullonniidoat IH 00 ( C 00 Moreliant Tailor niudo at 83 00
U5 0 UOMiTflnint 01 Moreliant Tullor Tailor iniulo iiiiulu at ill jl 10 00 W ) UO 00 Mot chant Tullor miiilu ut 11 M 8 CO Mori'liunt Tailor niudo at , 400
40 lOMoix-lmiit Tailor made tit H i ; 40 OQMernliiint Tailor made at H ? ' ( 10 00 Moiehatit Tailor Hindu lit COO
4:1 01 MitrcliuntTailor mudoal ! ( XJ 4S nOMeruhlint Tailor made at M
60 lie Merchant Tailor iiiiulo ut .3 JO 'M CO Merchant Tiillor made at ' i 00 12 CO Mvrolmnt Tailor made ut COO
OU 00 Mort'ltunt Tailor inlulo tit MOO . ' " 10 dOMuiiiliunt T.illor made at 7rt
1'nllcir iniulo 000
0.1 lie Moreliant Tailor niailo ut . 00 CO COM u rch : i nt. nt
. 0 CO Merchant Tullor mudoal J5 00 70 CO MCI chant Tailor inaSo at 30 OJ 18 OOMcrcliaut Tailor nudu ut 8 64
A perfecUit warranted , mid nil goods sold on their merits. A puarnntcu in every case just ns represented , at the
S ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS ,
1309 Farnam Street. Omaha , Neb. 1309 ,