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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATUHDAY , MAY 0 , 1801 TWELVE PAGES. THE CITY. The bloom of youth brought back by using Spanish Court Crenm , Joe Kllqr. allrw Mavflcld , confessed tea a criminal nsSault upon Amelia Krosop veBtoHlay 'and ' will bo tried for the : rmct ! | Judg'6 Ilclsley will give n decision In the ciq/f | ) cmb'c/zlcinont against W. K. Mead pn Monday next. Liomohrufl Kln/Io will sing Laudato I'uorl at the bacrcd concert at St. 1'hllo- tnona's cathedral Sunday evening. Nines from the Oinnha and Council niullH oIllccM of the Western Union will try conclusions at Council BlutTs on Sun day.Thomas Thomas , T. Hunt of Pierce has been appointed as mull clerk on the Sioux City and Norfolk run , vice L. T. Hood transferred to the Sioux City and O'Neill route , Mr. Alexander , collector of custoniH , received word yc.storday that ho had been elected to membership In the I'an- Heptlbllo congress , which Is to meet in Juno , IfaOX Patrick Desmond was arrested yester day afternoon for embezzlement and the complaining wltiu' HlsMrs. Kllon Lynch , who alleges that Desmond in hottllng up an estate of which ho was adminis trator , unlawfully converted 8100 to his own ubo. _ _ "I Am Hci Tired" Is a coinmoii exclamation nt tills soason. There Is n certain bracing effect in cold air which lu loot when tlio weather grows warm- cr , nml wlion nuturu Is renewing her youth her admirers feel dull , sluggish and tlreil. This condition Is owing mainly to the Impure condition of the blood and its failure to sup ply healthy tissue to the various organs -of the body It Is retnnrkablo how suscoptlulo the system Is to the help to be derived from a good modlclno nt this .season. Possessing just those purifying , building up qualities which the body craves. Hood's barsapr.rilltx noou ovrcoines that tired feeling. restores the appetite , purities thn blood , and , In short , Imparts vigorous health. Its thousands of friends as with one voice declare "It Makes the Weak Strong. " $1O to Cincinnati and llctiirn. The Ohio & Mishlssippf railway will fcoll tickets from St. Louis to Cincinnati and return at the low rate of $10 , good going May IS and 11) ) and returning until May 1U ! incliihlvo. For further Information address A. .1. L.vtlo , goti'l west. pjihu'r agt , 105 North Broadway , St. LoUi.i , Mo. NOT I'OSTKI ) . Senator Mniulurson Snj-s lie's Hlioi ( on State I'.ilitlual News. Senator Mandcrson arrived from Washing ton yesterday morning. A reporter found him at the counter of the Mlllard , going through an accumulation of the week's mail , amounting to something like a half-bushel of letters and a bushel and u half of newspapers. "How does the status of Nebraska politics strike you , senator ) " asKed Tin : HIK : , "Well , to tell the truth , " lopllea the sen- ntor.ittnd ho scratched his chlti meilltativcly , "I haven't 'been hero long enough to gut posted -just got in , you sco , " "Tho governorship of course you are aware " "Oh , 'In ' that matter , there is nothing to do that I can sco but accept the decision of thn supreme court of the state , the last tribunal wo can go.to , unless the supreme court of the Unit oil States has jurisdiction , nml like tlio tnllliiof the cods'thut grind slowly , so we can but live na'd Walt. " "You have probably hoard sonu thing of a combination between Senator Mander.son. John M. Thaycr and Tom Majors , haven't you ! " "Yes , I read of something of that sort In TUB Uir : , and can say without hesitancy that there is no foundatioa what ever for It , excepting , I might ndcl , that which lies in the fertile Imagina tion of some nowf-paper correspondent , playIng - Ing on /nvorito Instrument the lyro. " "Aud Y"1' ' huve no aspirations for a cabi- imti" "lUelt you there will bo no ehaneo made in the war ofilco until November , at which time Senator Kdmund.s goes out and some ouo cornpi In. That man I think will bo Secre tary Proctor , for bo will surely bo appointed by the governor of Vermont. 'Who will tnon bo cAllcd to the war olllcoonld lie a dilllcult matter to predict. So far as I am concerned jnyself , 1 iurely would not bo guilty of do- vllilliifi ua olllco that had not been tendered 'mo. ' So you see that the combination you bint at Is absurd on its face , if thcro was any disposition to form it. "Yes , 1 imagine the ousting of Mr. Boyd lias occasioned a vast dual of excitement and Comment ' , not only locally , but throughout the 'whole Country. If the question of Mr. Uoyd's ' citl/ciishlp has been settled , 1 should think that would settle it , unless the supreme court of the United States , to which tribunal I .sco the case is to be ap pealed , has jurisdiction over the matter. If it has , as I hope It nmv , for Mr. Doyd's sake , ' 'tho decision will be anxiously awaited everywhere , as the question involved v in a momentous ono and the people will on Ivlio Nutisllcd with the decision of the highest court upon it. ' 'We have had a divided court pass upon It hero , and that makes it fill the more im portant that the supreme court of the United States render its decision if it lias the Juris diction. t "No my visit home has no politi cal slgnltlcanco whatever. I have been detained by the movements of the committee o.i printing , which is In thn midst of a most vital exploration , and other matters incidental to the department liavo conspired to detain mo beyond my usual time for returning home. Of course 1 nm glad to be hero at this time , on the eve of the president's visit , and I am much pleased to sco that Omaha Intends to give him a right royal welcome. Well , ho deserves It , fully deserves It. " A Mi re Cure for ItlioiimiitiHm. I have personal knowledge of cases of rhcu inntlsm in this vicinity that have been Immo match' relieved and permanently cured by Chamberlain's pain balm after other reme dies wore ( ned without any bcnolU. I have boon handling the pain balm for the past 11 vo j-curs and have never had any customer ex press anything but words of praise for the mcdu'lno. It has been my oxpenenco that nny customer who once uses Chamberlain's rain balm will h\vo : nothing else when agali in need of such a medlcine.-K. W. Potter , 1'ostmnstor and druggist , Klin Crcolt , Nob. Decision III Knvnr ol' the Milwaukee Al St. Paul Ity , The now Pnlnco sleeping cars of the Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry. with electric lights in every berth , wil . .continueJito leuvo the Union depot Onmha , nt 0:10 : p. m. , dally. Pas ongors jinking thia.lrnin avoid trdnsfur at Conn "ell rUuffH , and nrrlvo in Chicago at ( ) : ! 10 n. m. , in nmplotlmtt to make all onsturi connections. Ticket olllce , 1501 Furnan itroot , t * * K. A. NASH , J. t.-T KSTON , General Agent City Passenger Agent. * AXXOVXVKMHST& . In ? Uo tilth act of "Honest Hearts an Willing Iiund.s , " John L. Sullivan nnd 111 1 well-known boxer , Joe Latmon. who play trio part of Tug O'llrlen , n hired sluggerhav n regular iiitli according to the Marquis o Quceinlnirv rules. Hoth men bavo woi great pugilistic honors , and the contest wll bo worth tUapijco of ml mission. llorr Jules ICellor , ( ho pedomamml phe- 1 iiomcilOn , IK oi\crbf \ the loading fenturus at th < * > * Kden Mitbl-o Ibis week. Ha is without the IJ r use of hlsilcgs , yet ho doca gymnastic feats thut are wonderful. Clio Mali , tlio Chinese dwarf , is a peculiar llttlo fellow , und the only inonpolisn tnldgdt over put on exhibition. Ho U well Educated and un cntortalnine talker. Ho Is uut tweuty-olgnt inches tall. Itt the theaterllrat class-specialty enter tainment Is provided. The Mills in their comic sketch nyt.vcry laughable. Tlicy Got It of Cour e , JlinlohJIml I iay , Jim I Ycup comtn' , Jnain ; wbat'i er mattarl Why baby has got tlio colic : run down to drug store and get a Bottle ol llailer1 * pain piralyier ; o.ulck , uow , Local Hallway Officials Mirvel at Mr. Gould's ' Decision and Position. WILL MR. LEEDS SUCCEED MR. MELLEN. What Mr. Mellon Hays Of tlic KfToct of Mr. IV 'ilH' Hlmiliitf Tlio Crliiic anil IIH I'miluli- incut. The bouncing of Traftlo Manager Leeds by Jay Gould caused great surprise amontt rail way men In Omnhn. Predictions had been freely made that Leeds would receive nothing morn than a severe reprimand , and the news of hU discharge was a stunner. The prevailing opinion was to the effect that Leeds would bo provided for In some vny , although opinions differed as to the method , General Traflle Manager Mellon of the Union 1'nclllc , In speaking of the matter , said . "It was the only thing Gould could do. It was not a question of personal feeling but tvns n matter which exerted great inlliicnco on railroad alTalrs. On Gould's action In the matter depended the fate of the association , ami this phase of the case mtluenced the stock market and the stability of railroad securities. Gould's Interests in stocks alone made It necessary for him to taku the course ho did in order to avert a decline in stock and sustain the con fidence of tlio public in the association. He could afford to give Leeds $100.000 rather than retain him after he had admitted his guilt , " A nothcr ofliclal remarked that this action on the part of the Missouri Pacillo would have a tendency to stiffen rales all over the coun try. "Leeds can blame no ono but himself , " ho continued. "If he was determined to cut rates he should have gone at It In the old- fashioned way and offered rebates and all that sort of thing. Then they would have bad a nlciilc proving anything on him and ho would have saved his head. 1 doa't believe the Gould manage ment can alford to retain Leeds openly. It woulu destroy eatnoly the effect of the ac tion m discharging him , mid would bo put ting n premium on a violation of the rules of the association. " The question , ' -What Is to become of Leeds ? ' is ono of general Intcicst. The statement in the Now York dispatches to the effect that , tlio agreement of the Western Trafilc association prohibits any of the lines In the association from employing an ofliclal discharged for violation of any of the rules , appears to bo not well founded. A careful search through the articles of { agreement fails to reveal anything bearing upon this phase of the matter. The articles provldo very distinctly for the discharge of an oHlcl.il for such violation but there Is nothing in refeienco to his bi'lug employed by the same road or by any other road. The report that Leeds is to bo made gen eral trafllc manager of the Union Paciilo is not given much credence by local railway olllciuls. All for Sister. How much iroaey have I got In my bank ! Porty-llvo cents , stranger > aly want live cents more. What will 1 do then , strangori Whyyou sceslstcr has such n terrible cough , and people say It will bo bad on her if she don't ret liottcir soon , and the folks tell mo Haller's .sure cough syrup will cure it right up ; so you see Jive cenlsl Thank you , stranger. _ _ I' A i , AC 1:3 : \UDKX3. . Grand Opening Snturday ICvciiin of n 'Popular ISeKort. The Palnco Bummer Gardens , 1201 Farnam alreot , " will-bo opened Saturday evening with a grand concert by Ir- vino's string find reed band , which will bo repeated uvea'y evening , Sundays excepted - copted , throughout the summoi1. The Palace Gardens are the only resort of this kind in the elty-of Omaha. They are located 611 the roof top , where the soft * breezes hnve full play , and are mobt attractively lilted ut ) with tropical plants , climbing vines , flowers , fountains and in fact everything to invite case , comfort and enjoyment. It is a rare iilaco to spend the oven ing and will certainly prove a popular resort. The proprietor , it. bonnolly , guarantees the decorum. Independent Club Meeting. Tlio Omaha Independent cluD will hold a meeting on Sunday , May 10 , at Grand Army of the Republic hall , US North Fifteenth street , at 3 p. in. sharp. Everybody , irrespective of party affiliations , is requested to attend this meeting. The invitation is extended cspeci lally to all labor organizations. The great problem of the ago is the labor question. For twenty yinrs both the great political parties have claimed the vote of the masses on the ground that within the lines of the parties labor could nnd would have its just und equitable rights acknowledged and enforced.1'ho ' conditions today the country over prove that neither the democratic nor the republican party has kept faith with the people , that legislation has been and still continues in Urn Interest solely of the classes against the rights 'of tbo masses. In this country whore the people may htlll rule , if they only will , the labor question can bo practically solved in ono way and but ' one by on honest nnd intelligent vote. If America is to bo spared scenes thut point mlstakably to the future as tilled with warnings of popular uprisings against the insuflerahlo- tyranny of aggio- gatcd wealth , 11 must bo by the organizing and banding together of the people of all classes , conditions and occupations in some now political party whoso watchword and whoso battle-cry shall IK ) equal rights to all , special legislation for none. Our institu tions and government are as well calcu latcd to secure happlnois and content ment totho whole people of today as they did < o our fathers a quarter of a cea- tiny 01:0 when the conditions and scenes of the present wcro unknown In the great homo of freedom. Lot every man whose vote is his own \vho , woOlil stiiko with the weapon of that vote la the Interest of Ills fireside and the future welfare and sufoty of his courtry attend this meeting and fall in line with the party of the. reoplo nnd sternly march to < ward the national goal of honest government. Delegates' Will bo chosen to attend the Cin cmmitl coafejrtfico. Ity Uiotjonimlttoo , 1 1 oftto 1'i-ovcitt I'nounionla. Any tendency of a cold 'or the grip to ro suit la pneumonia may bo arrwted by taking Chamberlain's Cough licmcdy and using proper care to avoid exposure. So far as ii can bo learned no case of the grippe has ro suited In pneumonia where this remedy ho < bcon usedami more than , a thousand bottles have bcon sold euc't ' day for ten months past , For sale' by all druggists. I'psl : < lrut IlnrrUnn. The Chicago , St. Paul , Minneapolis Omaha.'railway will make a rate of ono and ono"-third'fni'o for round trip fron points on their line in Nebraska witlili lot ) mileji.of Omaha , including Sioux City , for thofio desiring to attend recop tlon to President , Ilurrihon at Omaha May 13. Tickets will bo sold May 13 good returning ' to and including May H T. W. TEASUALK , G. P. A. , - Army Notes. Captain P. II. Hay has returned from Mil waukee ui\iv \ with Mrs. layi will leave to morrow for Fort \Va haHlo where Captain Hay takes charge of company A of the Eighth Infantry , the company of Indians recently or ganlzed , . ClmrloVulwortb ) of Omaha was awarded the contract for fuinUblng 100 borsos for the nrmv at fl IS.75 per Head. Samuel Tltrodorn of Oilnrll niufTs was nwurdod the coiltr.ift IniiiUhlng-minoral oil at ' . ' 0 ? cents per iiilon | The ilopartmcnt of the I'lutto uses' li"bout $ TTno < \ortb i of oil per annum. Tlioiixanilti of bless , the daywhen they learnt-d the use of HumphWyVBpcciac * .N'os. land 7. Cougljt , colds , bronchitis aud lore throats are always cured by item. HOtJTIl O.Jl.tll.l. . . . . A Tjl The Presbyterian church was filled with the most unique and amusing entertainment over given In the city at the Ladles' Aid society dollar social. Forty-four dollars was netted the building fund. Dr. Slobouub , Mr. Dr. W. Berry and E. O. Mayflcld acted aa Judges. After music by the choir the programme was rendered by Mesdamcs Hobcrt L. Whuber , Joscplilno Rich. Miss Augusta J. Clark , Mesdamcs A. J. Coughcy , Hobcrt C. Maxwell , James C. Corley , H. F. Carpenter , L , J. Carpenter , It. E. II rook , William H. Goodman D. S. Plunoy , E. C ) . Mnyileld. A. Boyd , O. T. FonnerGeorgo F. Kisor , J. n. Smlloy , Miss A Gemmlli , Mts- daincs Uwlght L. Holmes and Frances I. Gil- bnrt reading their paper , tolling In rhyme how they got the promised dollar and con cluding dropped the silver la the comilbu- tlon box. Mrs. U. F , Carp ntcr was awarded the premium , a line book. After the programme icecream and cake wcro served. A hotter pleased audience was never assembled In the city . .Timlinlit'tiKue KiilcrtnfniniMit. Seldom have young people more credita bly acquitted themselves than did these who took part In the programme in the entertain ment given by the Junior league In the Methodist church. A largo and appreciative midlcnco enjoyed a literary and musical pro gramme , as creditable to the Junior league as pleasing to the audience. Vonlloi. CItijeiia generally are well nleascd over the verdict in the case of August Gilchrest , brother of Klchnrd Gllchrest , the livestock commission merchant , who sued the city for ? 10,000 for damages received by falling Into the O street cut , a distance of twelve feet. The verdict was in favor of the citv , nnd Judge Irvine has refused to grunt a new trial. _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 lie Itiitti'i-iuu Kactory. The buttcrine factory In the Cudaliy pack ing company plant made Its iirst productyes- terday. As tills is the only western butter- ino manufactory it is of more than passing importance. llolilicd fie ICnost. Farmer Hilobcr , residing two miles directly west of the city , reported that some nocturnal thief stole seventy-ilvo chickens out of his coop and departed , leaving no footsteps on the sands of that section. Not os Aliuiit Hie City. Lars Johnson lias isft on a summer visit with his family and friends in Sweden. Mr. and Mrs. Caughoy are visiting their son , A. J. Caughcy , Twonty-tnird and I streets , A ton-pound son has bcon born unto Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dolock , Eighteenth and Q streets. Work has been commenced on A. W. Saxo's line now residence , Twenty-fourth and F streets. Mrs. M. H. TlHson of Kearnov Is the guest of Mrs. M. Wells , mother of Mrs. B. F. Car penter , Twenty-fifth nnd F stioets. C. W. Miller will goto Cincinnati , O. , as a delegate to the political conference on the lUth , representing the Knights of Labor. Hov. Mack C. Hancock , formerly pastor of the Christian church , Albright , will remove from Omaha to this city after fully recover ing from his long and serious illness. Joseph Tcahoa of Omaha , representing the Wab.ish railroad , was in the city yesterday looking after his company's interest in trans porting delegates to the Cincinnati conven tion next Saturday. Messrs. James D. Jones , John 0. Uoblnsoo , Walter J.Slato and James H. Bulla of the board of education , who went to Kansas City to inspect the Smcad hot air heating appa ratus , have returned. Comrade Charles H. Burgess of the music committee for the Memorial day services , has secured the Foresters' cornet band and the Itobert U. Livingston drum corps to furnish the music for Decoration survices. / The members of the committees appointed by the various courts of Foresters to make arrangements to receive and entertain Messrs. " Patrick Cummings aim William Klrkp.itrick of Chicago and other members of the high court on their visit with the South Omaha lodges on the i'Jth ' and iJOth , will moot at Lludgren A : Carbon's , 410 North Twenty- fourth street , Saturday ovealng. Messrs. G. F. West of Omaha , city pas senger agent of the Chicago it Northwestern , and J. M. Morrisy of Manchester , la. , travelIng - Ing passenger agent for the Illinois Central railroads , are in the city looking alter tlio contract to carry delegates to the Cincin nati convention on the Hith. These popular gentlemen otTer to furnish accommodations for delegates to take the car from this city or any place along the line at or west of Omaha , as may bo desired. Mrs. Winblow's boothing Syrup for cln dren teething softens the gums nnd allay all pain. ' . > cents a bottle. Remember that it only requires $100 cash payment to secure a $325 lot in Pot ter < te George Co. 's addition , East Omaha. Abstract to title given with every lot bold. Potter it George Co. , southwest corner IGth and Farnam. D1CCIDING OX DKTAIhS. CommlttooH on the I'rc-hlclent'tf He- ceptlon Hold A nut her Moeliujj. A number of the members ot the executive committee on the reception or President Harrison , met at Mayor Cushlng's oftloo yes terday morning. The principal object was to call a general committee meeting for this afternoon. The following call was issued : "Thero will bo a general mooting of the executive , reception , decoration , transporta tion , ilnancc , and all other rommittocs con nected with the reception and entertainment o.f the presidential party , in the exchange room oi the board of trada building , at 4 o'clock p. m. , Saturday May 0. "It is desired that every member bo pros out , as it is important that all arrangements arj completed and fully understood ut this mooting. " The question of transportation was dis cussed , and it was decided Unit the members of the committee who go to Lincoln , shall escort the president to the grand stand , wnon ho will bo turned over to the general committee. It was originally the Intention to have the entire committee proceed to the depot , but this has been changed. Carriages will bo provided for the presidential party.nml upon the arrival of the traintho president and the escort will bo driven up town , the procession being led by the United States band and the military organizations , Dr. Birnoy cures catnrrn. Boo bldg. City Hall IMuiuliiiiK. The council committee on public property buildings held a short session yesterdaj ing to look ovevsomo patent plumbing nppa rutus that an agent wants to place In the new city .hall. No action was tauun , but the mutter will come before the council. DELICIOUS Flavoring Extracts NATURAL FRUIT FLAVORS. Vanilla \ or perfect purity. LemonI Lemon - Of r.roat strongth. Almond If Economy In tholruao RoseetC.rj F'avor ' ns delicately. And dollclousiy ao the frooh fruiu V > 'llli COVMKIFOUU AOHKS. That IN lite Modem HUe oi KTUK'N Now Hpcnfery. Work on Prctl KhiB B now Otnnhn brow- cry plant 1ms bconicomincnced and dirt U flying rapidly In thomelghborbood of Twon- ty-slxth and Vlntoa * trcoU. The eighteen ncro tract recently purchased at that point by theKrug company prcscuts a scene of busy activity nnd it will rooulro about two wrecks -to niovo the IX,000 ) cubic yards of earth ; .which must bo done in leveling the ground before work can be com menced on thu substructure. The buildings wlllmil bo of brick and stone on heavy masonry foundation. The main structure will cover four aoros. The buildings - ings and machinery will cost MOKK ( ) anil the entlro plant when ready for operation will have cost nearly $ IXKUOO ( ) nnd will give em- plovmont to about ono hundred men. 'Hio plant will have a capacity of 1W,000 ) barrels annually , and Mr. Krug"cxpocts to have it in operation In eighteen months. A malting plant of th" most Improved system and ri capacity ol WJ.OOi ) bushels of barlov annually will nlso bo nut It. The H. & M. railroad company is tircpurinp to build a spur track 1'JtX ) loot long to run direct to the ground , and the Union I'aclllc will also lay in u track from South Onmtia. Mr. Fred Wldiimn of the llriu of R. , Iun- gcnfeld. brewery architects , has supervision of building tlio plant , and was hero Saturday with the ground plans. Thn contracts for the uuilding have not yet bcon awarded , but will bo within the next two weeks so that work will proceed without interruption. UoWltt's Llttlo Kurly Risers. Host llttlo pill ever made. ( Jure constipation every time. None equal. Use them now. Remember that It only requires $100 cash payment to secure n $ H2. " ) lot in Pot- ler it Ocorgo Co.'s niltUtion , Knst Omaha. Abstract of tltlo ( riven with every lot sold. 1'otlor & George Co. , south west corner IGth and Fnrmun. MHAT IXSPKOTION. ' New HulcN to lie l ut Into Operation nl Onw. The provisions of the live stock inspection law \ \ \ \ \ bo observed at the South Omaha packing establishments of Swift , & Co. after May 15. Dr. S. Stewart , recently aprolntcil veterinary Inspector , received his in nic- tions from the agricultural department yes terday , and was assigned to the Swift plant. The inspector is actively engaged In the preliminary arrangements Incident to the in spection of the product of the establishments. About twenty-live assistant inspectors und meat tacRcrs will bo required at the Switt packing house. Though engaged under Dr. Stewart the assistants are ap pointed direct from HID departments utVusli - ington. The inspector expects to have the force working smoothly within a few days alter the law pees Into effect. Trouble is anticipated in examining Texas cattle on foot , in view of the wild herds that are received from southern ranges. Nebraska cattle can be handled with much greater ease. Cattle affected with ltim jaw will cause tlio inspectors little trouble , owing to the ease with which that disease can bo dis tinguished through external examination. A Hclicd'or lUtriimntic I'ains. In many rases persons suojeet to rhcuma tism have got promp 'i-oliof from pain by ap plying Chamberlain'sipaln balm. The relio it affords is alone worth many times its cjst which is uutfiO cents ; and its continued ap plication effects a complete cure. For sale uy all druggists. The Paxtnii llotol Fire Did not efl'cct tho. hotel proper in nny way so as to interfere with the operation of the house. Only tlio annex was dam aged and guests have been .cared for without the interruption of a single day. XI3IIVI2 OF STHKlj. Clinrmiti ? CoolupBS of. n Itooavt , A < lll- ti.iii ro Oniuliu'H CrookiMl Circles. A sneak thlof , evidently now In town , took In several rcsldencos yesterday afternoon. Ho flrst boldlv cute-red the residence of J. L. Elwcll , Uja-i Popploton avenue , and keeping - ing Mrs. Elwoll quiet with n beus > t'y ' US-cali ber revolver , snatched a pocketbook contain ing $7.50 and made bis escape. Tl-.o same young- man next visited the house of T. J. Evans , 210'J ' South Seventeenth street. Ho broke Into a back door with n jimmy and appropriated a wutch , a pair of bracelets and ? 'J.fJ ( ) in money. An attempt was also made to enter the house adjoining Mr. Kvans , but failed. The robbery was reported to the police , but little or no description accompanied the report , and it will bo n hard matter to locate the man with the iron nervo. I'race Up. There Is a prodigious number of person who feel very much down at the heel Just now. All they really need is a dose of St. Patrick's pills to cleanse nnd renovate their system. It would do them more good than a dollar bottle of any blood puriller. For sale by all druggists. The following niiii'ria'io liwnjai wera Is sued by Judge Shields yuator Jay : Namoand address. Ace. I John Jnn'c ' , Oinulia . I Annlu Traynor , Omaha . SO I T. J. Ilyun , Diilnth. Minn . . Sfi I llattle Main , Uiilnth , Minn. . . . . . . . . . . . Ill wwaer A Pure Greara of Tartar Powder. Superior to every other known. Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard. Delicious Cake and Pastry , Light Flaky Biscuit , Gridflle Cakes , Palatable and'Wliolesome. No other bakincp < wier does such "York. Turkish Linimcnc stops all pains ; cures rheumatism , sprains , bruises , etc. Cures cholera morbufl , diarrhea , colic , and any paiir.ih the stomach or bowels. 5cc , of any druggist. Turkish Tooth Wash is ele gant ; cleanses the teeth , per fumes the breath and hardens the gums. 25C , of your drug gist. Turkish Remedy Co. , Omaha , Neb. Corner 14th and Capitol Avunu3. Just completed , ha ? 100 room * , the > etairwAys , from the top to tha bottom , hai fine ulovator anJ dlnnini room borvlaj , ; < tire proof tliroughout , tine blllarJ roonn au.1 the finest toilet room ) in tha city. Lar o ample room ? , Suites with bath Ic : Co : : 14th > ana Capitol Ave. Street car aerylce lu' all directions. IUUs , from $2.60 to $4.00 , ' A BANK CHECK = If signed by a chronic dead beat , is not worth the paper it is written on. It's so with an advertisement. Its value lies more in its signature than in its contents. Its an easy matter for anybody to advertise a certain thing at a certain price , but its another thing to live up to the advertisement , We have in the past four years and a half advertised a great many bargains. The man , woman or child don't live who ever read an advertisement signed by the Nebraska Clothing Compiny who did not find the goods in the store exactly as we claimed , if they looked. . AN IMMENSE PURCHASE. Our resident buyer who lives in New York , and who docs nothing but buy goods for us , has re cently closed out several big lots of Men's Suits. They are suits which manufacturers ( \vho \ are already at work on goods for next fall ) arc anxious to close out. They didn't want the goods and did want the room. The suits are first class in every way , made by the leading concerns in the country , are cut , lined , made and trimmed in superb style. They come in an almost endless variety of styles , ten of one style , twenty-five of another , fifty or a hundred of another. Not a suit but what is worth fifteen dollars , and many should sell for eighteen. They were bought cheap , bought to sell , not to keep. "You know our way. " Today we put them all in one grajld lot and you can take your pick for S4 11. CLAYS. * We will also put on sale several big piles of suits made of this popular fabric , in sacks and frocks , cut , lined and trimmed just as they should be. These suits ought to bring eigh- term or twenty dollars , but we divide with our customers and sell the Saclcs at , $13.OO. Kroclvs at , S13-5O. YOUNG MEN'S SUIT- We will also sell ( on the second floor ) two hundred all wool black Cheviot Suits for young men , ages 14 to 18 , coats and vests made with patch pockets , and pants with nobby sida stripes ; "Quite swell , you know , " at IK Dollars and Fifty Gents. Nebraska Clothing Co ! , Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets. Baron Leibig . . . . . . chemist prononncpil the TV oil known Lelbltf Conijmiiy'H llvtrnct of Ilcuf. nindo uf tliu tlne * t HUer Pint to ( at tie Infinitely superior In flavor nnd quality to nny ninny of c-nt- tlc K'rown In Kiiropu or t'lsuwhero , IJo nuttiorUt'il tlio use of his /7 _ * S 0 as ° well kuo'ufr 9 ra ° m rk sigaature * W of 1EIBIG Extract COMPANY'S of BEEF ronlollclotis 1'or Improved ami llecf Ten , Knociiiulo Coolcery' Mnlnrla or Piles , Sick Honclnclio , Costlro llo\vcl , ] > nml > AgiiK , finur StcmmHi nnd Hcldilng ; ITour food iloos not iinsluiiluto unil } im lm\o no appetite , Tutt's Pills ivill euro these troubles. Price , 25 cents. AM U Si K M ITv NTS . _ _ BOYD'S. EXTRAORDINARY SATITUIM.Y MATINEE AND MGHT ONLY MAY 9' Till : ONLY WOKLD.S CHAMPION , L. AND HIS OWN COMPANY , In Duncan II. Harrison's new play HONEST HEHRTS AND WILLING HHND8 THE GRAND.ONEONILIYGHT MONDAY , MAY 11. Grand Athletic Entertainment ruder the iimimsciupiit of " 1'arson" Davles anil E 1 Itotliery. JIM H ALL , The , Anstr.illun mlddlouol ht ch.vnnUm , who ) Is mulched to Unlit 11)1) ) riUslmiiifon ! < , will I have a lively sot-to with JAGK.JDA.VIS. BIL.IJ.Y WOODS. The Colorado heuvywolaht champion , will meet ,7IM IIIGtlTOWMR , D.innv Daily , Jlni'iiy tiallauher. Hilly I.o- vun , I'.d i/ui ley nnd m.iny olh' rs will assist in the L'rcat spoiling inenl of the season , ( hand wind-up between HALL AND WOODS , i'opulai pr oos. DIME ! EDEN MUSfJlT WKKK OK.MAV4I11 ( 1115 MAH , tlio Mongolian Mlilnc't , nn Oriental IIKHli Jl'li:3 : Kiiliil : : , I'edo Mmmol Plicno- in run. A company of RuMnr bpeclully Artists on botli ktllKC , A TIIUIIOUCIILY CO.iMOl'OMTAN 15NTKUTALV- .MKNT. ONB 1)1MK ) ADMITS TO AM * MOORE'S TREE OF LIFE EgingUm , III. , Aug. "i 'SO.-Dr. J P. Moore -Dear Sir : I had boon blolt for three years until I begnn to talco your Tree of Life about eight months ago. For two years I was unable to cloany work. I was atto id d during the time by seven different doctors , but found no relief , but was rather worse. Eight month i ago I purchased a bottle of your Ttee of lafd and bosan tailing it I have taken live bott'us ' and now for about lour months I have been a well man , able to eat and do men's work. It was a God-send to me when Asa Parker brought the Tree of Life to my notice. I want to thank you be sides for the good it has done me. Vo-y re spectfully , W. W. WENKP. Wltnosv. Gilman Parker. .Mooru's Tree of Lira ft pmltlTB euro for Klilnoy nncl J.lvi-r Couiplilnt nnJ nil hlooilillii'iiim liio , It ay to sutfL'r when you can bo cured by lining Mooro's Trcoof Ufo , thodroit Life Ucoio.ly ? _ riMin Witless olcotrlc railway sy.stom -L WarningTlio public Is cautioned that all the imtunts mill Inventions of Miilono eli'st for overhead nnd uiulprKrouml rail way systems tire owned anil oonlrollod oxclu- sivuly hy the Wlioicss clcclrli ! railway com- jiany of Virginia , olllco Washington , II ( . ' . , and that any company uslns either of said In ventions Is Ilahlu to action for infringement. Special notice Is hereby Klvoii that no licenses huvo been Kranli'd anil tlmt no perkou K em- powcipd to uiant licences. Tlio Wlielcss elec tric railway co np.inv , 1) . R Morilll , Jr. , socio- taiy , Washington. I ) . 0. TO WEAK MEN Bnfforlng the etTects from ol * v wmmmmmmm m m m * mm youthful error ! parly decay , wantlni ? weakness , lost manhood , etc. I will Bciiil nvftlualilo treollBO ( n-oloil ) cciutalnlnj full particular * for tiome cure , Fltlil ; of clmrun Arplenclld moillcalwork ! should l rca < l by cverj man who In norTOiu and deblllUtnl. Aililrcn 1'rof. F. L1.1'O\VLItIt. Jttoodua , Coiiu HANDAI.WOOIJ UAIMUUKS nni tlio ti'st an'i onljr cai4uloi | priiicrluail tif roijiilAr phyitlolitii * for tha euro j Oonorliiea and illncliurKOt from tliii urlnurr urtt a uuorlloJ uracuulroJ , 11. pur box. Alldr UIK LINCOLN Floral Conversatory. FoutU East Cor. G and 17th , Lincoln- , Neb W. S. Sawyer & Co. PLANTS AND CUT F General collection of plants and cut flo'wcn alnays on liaiui. 1'loral designs , liotiiiiota | baskets , etc. , for parties. Weddings nnd fun cralh a specialty , and sent to any purl of tli btato. i'rico list free. Discount to ' uliors on funeral work. Telephone , U < l HOTEL. The Murrnu , for. / If/i ' { ftlir iiiONt Hiil > nt < inti < iltil llotfl Ilnilillnu In Oiunhn. lu'itfti bi-lvlc flre inillM riiiui/iitf from bimemrnt to roof. All tin : cclliitux unit ( looi-H llneil trltlt ANveMtou / ( proof inliiH , iiKtfilntf it inn > ' > * l" < v to ( * nnl on / ( / . - . J-Yiv ; crtc < tH inttl / / ! nlnrnti tliroiif/liont bulliliniHtciint ln'iit , hot innl cold tnttt-r tintl MKIIM/I'IIU'II ercruroom. 'tubtc tinniii-iiuanctl unu where , B. SILLOWAY , Prop. NEBRASKA National Bank u. s. DEPOSITOKV , OMAHA , NBO. Capital , - - - - $4OOOOO Surplus Jan. 1st , 180O , - O'J.BOO Oltlff n anil Illrectori--lonry ] W Valni , I'resliUnti lowl S. HBO.I , Vlco-l'ri"ti1unt ; Jnraui W. H r xo , W V. Mono , John t ) Colllm , U U CuililoK , J. N. II 1'utrlck W. II. d. HugiioJ , cmlilur. Tl-ilH IRON BANK. Corner I2th nuJ KurnnniHti. A General Huuldn llmlnesi Traniixctal CAPTURING THE TOWN WITH Custom-Macie Clothing Wide awake methods nnd low prices , al wnys appreciated bj , the public slncetho , -MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS Offered the people of Omuhn city and vicinity the opportunity of buying fine custom mndo clothing nl half Us original value. The wealthy man as well ns ho who toilt hard for his dollars , have comate to us. They come to vis because although our clothing is the finest in the land , our prices are always the lowest , * . . . 4 BARGAINS THAT SAVE DOLLARSJ - : - FRIGR LIST. - - ' SUITS. OVERCOATS PAtfTS. " i.fu HI W Merchant Mcrchiuit Tallol Tailor inartu muciout. at (12 14 ( 00 O I2J 00 McrchantTallor mnrtn at in CO t n 00 Merchant Tailor ma af " , . , M'M , ,1300 y > (0 ( .Muruliant Tullor inuiln ut 1U W M 00 Murchunt Tailor niiiilo ut. II 53 8 M Mdri'liutit TulUir imidont , . < , . . , ( . . ; 400 41TOU Mi-reliant' Tnllurtiiami t IB M 4U to .Murvlmnt Tailor niudeitt . ! 7 , 10 00 Mcruliant Tailor iuailo-ut > . : . .t. . < /k b 00 4.1'lO-Mcrcliiint Tailor inndifiit y JJr * 4.1 OU Murchlmt T.illor niailo ut W 03 ' ' f > ( i 00 Mrreliant Tailor niuilu atm inadu at 18 uiMurolmut T Her ( p'i'W ' ' itl' 'UfJfA. . 80J M (0 ( Merchant Tailor C5 m W uo Murulmnt Mfieliunt' Tullor Tailor inuiln mmle at. at 'M M 00 ( W > CO.ruMurchunt , I'allor muduat. 1 $ 00 MvrclMint Titllpr iiiiiiig xt , , ' . . , ' ' , , 7M ,5 W Murulmnt Tullor Hindu at. US UO TO to Merchant Tullor niatlo ut 'M 0) ) nf duMervlinnlTallur uituln atv-i.u. . ' < * W ' " -i V , i A iicrfoct fit warranted , and till goods sold on their merits. A uarantco in every case Just as ropi'osontod , at the ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS 1309 Farnam'Street ; Omaha , Neb. 1309. ! ' n HIT. 'i ' ; /'v ' " -it
