8 THE- OMAHA DAILY HKE : TITUllSDAY , DISCKMHER 1 , 18JU ,
Mail Orders
Filled ,
Tomtfrrow
when Boston
Stare opens
you will find
thousands of
dozens of eve
ry kind of ho
siery and un
derwear worn
by men , wo
men and chil
dren. You will
find them in
heaps and in
piles , on tables
and trays , yes ,
even -on the
floorall at prices
nearei8 noth
ing than any
reasonable hu
man being ev
er expected to
see.
MAIL ORDERS
IT I I "I . . 17 r SAME DAY . _
r 1 L. L. H LI tSr WE GET 'EM. j l
THE AMOUNT PAID
FOR. THR-
At 4-5 Cents ,
On the Dollar.
THESE ARE BUT A FEW OF THE BARGAINS AND PRICES ,
SENSATIONAL SALEX of is0a GREATEST SLAtJGPITElR OK PRIGE1S EVER KNOWN *
LADIES7 UNDERWEAR. Children's '
5OO DOZEN and Ladies' '
SWISS Ribbed VESTS
AND TIM : "
White MERINO Vests ,
WORTH 503. IETF ANTS' ALI. WOOI. HOSIERY ,
DOHA ! ? QUALITY FIHS
KliHDRtDS CF DOZENS MEN'S
Ribbed
Jersey Vests
Natural Wool UNDERWEAR Misses' All Wool Natural Gray
Camel's Cashmere Hose. Fancy Scarlet
Fine Camel's Hair
All WDQl Sizes O to SJc. Underwear , '
BLACK Ribbed Vests
We llli T.JL- .
Scarlet 1 Natural Wool Ladies' All Wool
Ribbed and Zephyr Knit Vests MEM'S REAL VICUNA ,
UNDERWEAR ,
THE FIHFST QUALITY i MEN'S REAL WOOL
Imported Ribbed Vests Gray "Underwear ,
'
Scarlet Cashmere Vests Ladies' Seamless Fine MEN'S FANCY STRIPED
wW Cashmere Hose
Natural VESTS Worth Jl.OO.
/.adies' / Finest Grade | All fast black.
MEN'S E.EAIj IMPORTED
All Wool Gray and Whitei Ladies' Cashmere UNDERWEAR
COMBINATION-SUITS
IMPORTED MEN'S &WITZ CONDE
HOSE
Worth $2.50. ,
'SILK LISLE HOSE. ' MEN'S SCOTCH WOOL
This Elegant " " S UNDERWEAR. UNDERWEAR
adies ' T" ZLUfr T"
, ' s ctur.Tvs ULiACK AMD ITAXOY COLORED Woitli il.30.
ombination F\J tOIJIl.D'S fi
Ev * Ar * t nr n T ,
. nnrt Cnincrs
uit NATUrAIGrui I. Scarlet SILK. HOSEX
UNU Ji.IiKAK U Ualr Uncler\voir
WOIJ'L'll $1.5O. Mail Orders Filled.
-NORTHWEST CORNER 7T T MAIL ORDER
OSTON 16TH AND' DOUGLAS STREETS , / \ Jrl FILLED.
ENVELOPED IS DEEP GLOOM
/
Salt Shipments ( ker t'ao ' Missouri Pacific
About Whisb. Nothing is fcnwa.
ANOTHER INTERSTATE 'CASE FAILS
YTltiirim-s Il.illli ) tlio ( irinil Jury In Its
Se.irrli lor Inform , ithm Coiieoriilnij
' Homo Sh.uly I > e ; U-\Rent Krotoli-
uiur Is Not IHsciiiur.iifoil.
All day lonp yestcrany tlio members of the
federal Brand Jury were busy at , Undid ? out
how much inloraslod rallroid mon did not
know hi a invoa spicj of tltua concarnltiR
transactions over tlio line on whicii
tboy are employed. If Jay Gould could only
discover bow much real Ignorance ) there Is
union Ins omployus concerning the business
of Ills road , it is milto probable bo ivould
forojjo bis Now Mexican trip lonp enough to
trot some one nt tlio bead of nftairs in these
parts who know just a llttlo bit about rail-
rondmi ; .
The trouble was all about certain ship
ments ot sale from the mines at Hutculson ,
Kan , , to the packers at South Ouialia , ag
grieved salt dealers souinc up tbat tbo
favored ones had succeeded In choking oK
competition completely , hi tills tboy were
olctod t > y the Missouri Pacific , in which Mr.
Oooreo Gould , who Is onoof tbo chief owners
of the favored silt nil no , win supposed to bo
Interested. Tlio transactions complained of
occurred In IS'W.
Mr. Chain , billing rierk of the Missouri
PacilluHt llutuhhiion , UiouKhttno company
bad snipped nome salt to youth Om : Ua , but
xvas not posltlvo. Kurthor man thU ho know
noililifg , and the most Mtilltul ijuoAllonlng of
the district nllornuy only served to Increase
bis ignorance. Mr. JV. . Kasloy of the Dm-
n.onct Unit coiiinany of Hutculnson next
dovclopcil a most wonderful capacity for
knowing noililng , lie told nil ho know
about tbo llutchiiison ( Toinifiiiy ( Uould'a ) ,
but the best ho could give was hardly moro
limn pointers. Mr. Ueorx'o Jonto , who U
ugant ol the Missouri I'aclllu at South Omaha ,
nald that ns an employe or , the company
ho was not expected to know what the crand
Jury wanted to know , and the nest nJToris of
Mr. Bulior ut cross oxiitinntiiuiR only served
to maUo this feature of Mr. Jouto's testimony
innio prominent , Mr. Howard Shinier , u
wholcsato Bait dealer 'of ' Ilutculnson , was
KIVDU u cliauco to toll tbo Jury
with what studio.l p ralstonco hu attended
to his own nttairj and lot these of tbo mil-
road company aluno. In tbo afternoon Mr.
K. A , Uudaliy slated to the jury that bo was
Sciulto willing 'to mibinlt , tbu waybills of
the suit shipments showing the number of
pound" in each car , but ho was nlrald the
fact that tlio bills hud been burned something
like n year and a half ago would render llioin
of very llttlo service asovldcnro In this ease. .
And this closed the testimony for tbo day.
It ls possible that the case \vtll otid riulit
hero , but one or two moro railroad men and
packers- may got a chance to ilium the Jury
off today , ACCM Krctcluuor of the
Interstate Cloniinorco commlsjlcm ays ho
Is list iilseouragnd at the outcome
of tuo case. Kailure to convict is
the result of n defect In the law , which con
gress can easily remedy , and ina moral of-
feet of tbo Investigation Is good at loast.
John J. Jacobs , manager of the Montana
lottrrv. picailod uot guilty to the charge at
utln tlin uinllt it : furthering the business of
a lottery. _
Ai'mulnir ( tin KlUlinrii ul DUorliuliiiitliii ; .
I.umbor daalars now set tip that the Klk-
born , dlsrusan\lne \ the rights of Omaha In
thy matter , is discriminating In ravenof St.
1'uul , The trouble Is tbo result of the rate
shoot Usual ou ( jcptcuiburT , 1B'.I ' ] ,
un wbioh the rate from Chluapo ,
tlio busing point to points in
Ncbraslia cast of Lon Pine shows a Ulfter-
l of 4 couts. At Alusworth the I ) , ft , M.
! u competition , und the rate beuvecu
the roads is the sumo , 02 cents , tbo
sum of two locals. This discrimination
In favor of SL i'aul has caused much
dissatisfaction to local dualori and
tain of boycottinK the Ellihorn is hoard.
Freight Agent MorehDUSo of the offonduip
road says the whole trouble Is the result of
the fact that tbo lumberman don't Know just
what they do want , ana are therefore very
bard to satisfy.
A I'utir N.tnio i inn.
\Vhon you lind a four uamo lirm you uro
prettv sure of an Institution representing
conIJerablo rosponslbllily. The ilrm of
llass , Harris , Urun & McLain.nonr Dawson ,
Cicorgin , Is not an exception. It is , in fact ,
ono of the most substantial buslno s houses
in Terrell county. The following is an ex
tract from a recent letter from 'hem : "Our
customers say that Chatnbcrluin Medicine.
Co. of Uo > Molncs , Iowa , manufacture tbroa'
of the best medicines on ourHi. viz. , Cliam-
ucrlaiu's colic , oholora and dinrrntua ram-
cdy , for bowel complaints ; Chamberlain's
cough remedy , for colds , croup and whoopIng -
Ing- cough ; and Chamberlain's" pain balm for
rheumatism. " .Id cent bottloa of each of
these medicines for sale by druggists.
MurclnintH Hotel.
iTho Merchants hotel luis boon pur
chased by William A. Puxton who will
in thu future give it his pursonnl atten
tion. No effort will bo spired to plouso
ils former patrons nnd .to mtiko tliia
already popular hotel ; u moat bospitablo
house.
Margaret Mather will open her season of
thrco nights and a matinee nt Boyd's new
theater tonight. Outside the Interest that
always attaches itself to the coming of Miss
Mather , orn star of bar known ability , there
Is'a Hood ol sontlmont in this visit , as It
marks liar tarowoll to tbo Omaha local stage ,
her positive rntlromeiit to private Ufa being
sot for Uocorabor 10. Her Jullot , liar Loan ,
her Crotchon , her Jullann , her Pauline ,
her Nunco Oldliold , her Joan of Arc ,
her Ij.uly Macbeth and her Esmoralaa
are generally consliicred to bo matchless ,
She has not in her whole repertory n plav in
\vhleh sbu Is more otton hulled with delight
than m "The Honeymoon , " which is to bo
given tonight : there ) U not ono of the
romar.tlo school in which she Is given such
a wealth of opportunities for clover wnrk us
in "I'ho Lady of Lyons , " which is to bo pro-
Hontod the second night of her stay. To nJd
to these features of ploa&ura she is listed to
iipptmr Haturduy iveninir In Snakoiunaro's
meat love tragedy , "Komco und Jullot. "
The sale of beats has been largo.
A favorite attraction In Omaha comes to
Iloyd'a new theater next Monday , Tuesday
nnd Wednesday nights Joseph Arthur's
nomcdy drama , "Tho Still Alarm. " The
play is well known hero and has always
attracted favorable. aUonlloa. Thu caslo U
said to bu fully equal to any demands.
Ono of the clover shows'of last season was
the "Two Old Oronles , " presented bv the
Anderson comedians , These artists will pay
tholr annual visit , appaarlni ; ut the Kurnam
Street theater Sunday , pocombor-1 , giving a
matinee and evening performance ou that
day , and remaining lscomDor 5 , 0 and
7 , with the usual nmtmeo on Wednesday.
ThU company is at present playing a big
engagement at Kansai City nnd every paper
in that oily spealts of the performance In the
most llattorlng manner. The performance
Is rnported butter than over and every
thing connected with tbo enteruinrnent
Is now , bright and highly attractive.
Anderson's comedians will present several
now candidates for popular favor and doubt *
lots they will bo BUflleioully strong to at
tract unusuallv largo audiences oven for
this extremely popular houfo.
Nut from n riimnclul .MHmlpuliit.
"I do not rocommoud Chamberlain's Cough
Cemody from a llnaucial ntandpalnl for wo
have others In stock on which wo raako a
largnr nroilt , " savs At Madglnl , a prominent
druggist of Uraddoclf , I'a , "but because
nmnv of our customers hnvo spoken ot it la
1 the highest praUo. Wo sell moro of It than
uuy ilmllar preuaratlon we have In lha
tcro. " Tor ealo Dy druggists.
THE DEFUNCT NEBKASKA.
AVIiiit the 1'ollcy Ilnlilors ot tin ) Otil Jnsur-
Niirnnco Ciiiup my Mny I'-vpocr.
A patron of Tin : Bun wno holds a policy
In the defunct Nebraska Insurance company
has sent in an inquiry as to the probability
ot there bolng any pay'msnt made by the receiver
coivor for the company to pollry holders of
balances duo thorn.
As an answer to this or any similar in
quiries regarding the affairs of the defunct
Inftiranco company the following communi
cation from Mr. A. U. Wyniau , receiver for
the concern , Is printed herewith :
"Under the otdcr of the district court of
April ! ! 0 , ISO- , the receiver Is endeavorlne to
settle the accounts for premiums paid and
premiums duo , nnd for that purnnju sent to
each of tlio policy-holders u circular in ac
cordance with sucli order. Polieyholders
were required to accept or reject the settle-
raont ai proposed , prior to October 12 , 1S9J.
Reports have been received in the majority
of cases and the receiver is proceeding with
tbo adjustment on the oasis sot forth. The
great number of policlos'outstandlng , num
bering Boino 12,000 , necessitates much labor
and care in adjustment.
"An erroneous impression seems to bo In
tbo minds of ninny who are entitled to a re
turn of premium paid , that , upon Jlling of
tbolr claims tboy would bo entitled to re
ceive the amount , and ninny Inquiries In con
sequence uro being made of the roccivor , to
which ho is unable to ronly on account of
the CXDCIIBO attending such replies and the
hindrance of necessary work of settlement.
The order of the court simply provides tbat
the receiver shall report , to the court
the amounts dun , to hj paid in fuller
or in part in duo course of distribu
tion. Tbo report will In duo tlma bo
made , and the further order of the court
taken. In the meantime- receiver stntos
tbat while every endeavor is bolng made to
collect amounts shown by the books ot the
company to bo duo to It , any collection is
attended with great diflluulty , hi nearly
ovcry case the correctness of the accounts
bolng disputed , or offsets to notes oraccouiits
claimed , so that from the general assets It
cannot bo hopau that muoh can ua reuli/.ed
for creditors.
"Tno main reliance for the bonollt of cred
itors must bo on the favorable result of
suits instituted ngalnst the stockholders who
retired Just prior to the failure ot the com
pany and against the National Hank of Com
merce of this city for an" amount of ; ; . " ) ,000
carried on Its booUs to the credit of tbo com
pany up to within a few weeks of its full-
uro and then canceled by the retiring stock
holders and tbo bunk , Tlio result of these
suits , which are being prosecuted for the
receiver , and of ether suits to bo Instituted
can not , of course , bo now stated , "
Constipation cured by De Witt's Early
Illsers.
The folio wing marriage I Icansos were Issued
bv County Judge Ktler yesterday :
Naino and nddrois. Ao.
I llunry Ilolfmlster , Omaha . , . ' 'U
I Katlu Drelbm , Onulia . . . . . L7
I Krnuit Krud S.nlth , Omaha . . LM
I 1'u.irl lloyce , Omaha . 17
i Trance IE. .Inloan , Om.iha . 30
I llcnru.i I' , 1'rluUsau , Omaha . ' "J
i Alfrocl I , . West , lleiinln.lon , Neb . i'.l
( L'oinulla A. Gorton , llunulnton , Neb . 2J
.If you have piles DoWltl's \Vltoh Hiuelt
salvo will stithy euro you.
Funcrnl services of Mr. Iluffh G.
Clurlc will bo held at St. Mary's church ,
Florence , at U o'clock p. in. , Friday.
The remains will be escorted from tlio
house to the church by the Frco Masons ,
where church services will bo held ,
after which the Masons will escort the
remains to Forest Lawn cemetery for
intonrieiit. Special train will Icavo
Webster depot at 1:13 : p. in. , tintl return
ing1 will leave Florence at1:30 : p. in.
Dr. Mary Strong , 2o04 North 2Uh
street , hus returned from the oust.
Notice uT CmiviMitlon cil Nebraska Stnto
Hunkers' Assoohltliin.
I'lxeeutivo council of the Nebraska
State Bunkers' association.
OMAHA. Nob. , Nov. 2.1 , 1892.
A convention of the Nebraska State
Bunkers' association is hdroby called to
meet in the city of Lincoln , Neb. , on
Tuesday and Wednesday , Doe. 20th and
21st prox. All banks and bankers and
trust companies doing1 business in the
state of Nebraska are olifjiblo for mem
bership and are requested to send dele
gates. Further particulars with pro
gram will bo prepared nnd sent to each
ono separately. I. D. Evnns , Thomas
Uryant , C. F. Hontloy. II. jr. Dorsoy ,
C. W. Moshor , Edward Updike , George
K Cheney , William Wallace , members
executive council.
IlK.vitY W. YATJ : , Chairman.
GUOKGI : It. Voss , Secretary.
< ; iMiili'tn | Niuv Mock ol I < 'iii-iiiturc.
All goods marked low in plain ligurcs ,
CHAS. SiiivimcK : &Co. ,
1200 , 120S and 1210 Far n am St.
Real estate.
Uargalns only.
Myvoid is good.
W. G. Albright.
62115 N. Y. Life bid ? ,
Frescoing and interior decorating ; do-
Rigns and estimates furnished. Henry
Lulimann , 1508 Douglas street.
IA.M' ou suum
Via Ihn U'alniHli Itoiito.
The short line to St. Louis and quick
est rnnto soutlu
Only 7 hout'8-to Hot Springs.
Only 30 tioues'to Now Orleans.
Only 38J houro to Atlanta.
Only 52 hours to Jacksonville. %
With corresjionding fast time to all
] ) oints east tend south. Hound trip
tickets to Hot Springs , Now Orleans ,
Lake Charles,1 Galvoiton , San Antonio ,
City o ( Moxlcoi Los Angeles , Sun Fran
cisco , Mobile , Uuckbonvillo , Tampa , Ha
vana and all th'u winter rohorts of the
south and west. Reclining chair cars
free to St. Louis , Toledo and Detroit.
Pullman ballot stooping cars on all
trains. Baggage checked from hotels
and private residences to destination.
For tickets , hloeping car accommodations
nnd further information call at Wubnsh
ticket ollico , 1002 Farnntn street , or
write , G. N. Cf.AVTO.v ,
Agent , Omaha.
Tlie only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. No Ammonia ; No Alum ,
Used iu Millr.as of Homes 40 Years tlie Standard.
ARE YOU SUFFERING
rite J
Female
Weakness ,
Catarrh or
Rlicimutism
| g Chronic ,
"
Nervous or
: / Private
Disease ] .
IP SO , OATJt. ON
Dr Sgarles & Searles
Consultation Free
For thu Trontr.vJiit of
Chronic , Private and Nervous Diseases ,
MALI : AND KKMAI.E.
ALL BLOOD AND SKIN DIS
EASES , ORGANIC WEAK
NESS AND DISEASES OF NO
MATTER HOW LONGSTAND
ING OR HOW OFTEN PRO
NOUNCED INCURABLE.
NERVOUS DEBILITY
PILES , FISTULA , FISSURE Permanently
Cured -without the use 01 knife , ligature or
"caustio.
All maladies of a private or delicate
nature , of either tex , positively cured ,
Call on or mlilifbs with stump for cnicui , Alls
I'lthK I'OOK AND IIHCKII-r.s.
Dr , Scariest Seines ,
Next door to I'ostolllco.
You don't have to look
twice to detect them bright
eyes , bright color , bright
smiles ,
bright in
every ac
tion. SCOTT'S
Disease is
EMULSION ,
overcome
when
only
weak tissue M
is replaced by the healthy
kincl. Scott's Emulsion of
cod liver oil effects cure by
building up sound flesh. It
is agreeable to taste and
easy of assimilation. i
J'ruptrecl by Scott * Howno.JJ Y All drurelil * .
jrioruriinct Habit C'urrci In * (
tovucli * ) * * fti | > uy Mil cured.
Dr. J * Mi'plivuto * JLvbaaiuu. cu
MOUNT VERNON
PURE VIRGINIA- RYE
I bog to call.tlio attention of tlio pub
lic to the ubovo popular brand of pure
rya whislcy and respectfully asls n. com-
parlbon with any ether brand of pure
rye olTorod in tills inarUut. It la far
superior to any otlioi1 whisky am1. I
gua rantoo u nbsoluto uxcollenco in
llav or as it as itb purity iiiidltswln.lo-
some oll'owoll The public is invited to
call and ' .ct-4.it.
Henry Hillor,01J ( N. 10th St. , family
wlno and llouor houao. Esmond hotel
block.
Can walk into a clothing store in broad day light or in the cven-i
ing if you prefer to-- and plank down three common every ]
day "hard to get and easy lo spend" American dollars with ]
an eagle on one side and the "Loddess of Giberty" on the oth
er and walk out with a brand new overcoat on your back ]
that belongs to you fits you looks well on you and feels ,
"bully" on a cold day , is it any wonder" that Jliat clothing store
can hardly handle the crowds as fast as they come ? Say is
it ? It's a fact that you
CAN GET
a substantial heavy chinchilla overcoat of'us today for three j
dollars ; you can have it either single or double breasted -with
velvet collar sateen sleeve linings heavy twilled lining and
Canton flannel pockets ; and you'll be two dollars richer than
if you bought it somewhere else. For a five dollar bH we offer.
you today
AN OVERCOAT
tlat ) you never saw equalled for less than eight dollars in all
your life. This coal is made of solid heavy chinchilla cut |
extra long lined with double-weight serge s.vtcen sleeve lin
ings velvet collar and double-stitched scams. If yoAl rather
buy an ulster than an overcoat ,
FOR NOTHING
is quite so comfortable on a cold day we will sell you a
heavy chinchilla ulster double breasted cut good and long
lined with heavy plaid cassimere forjlye dollars and seventy-
five cents or we will sell you a grandTrle/e ( not freeze )
ulsliur "double-breasted lined with heavy plaid flannel for
eight fifty that's worth an"even dozen dollars. If you want to
buy one o"f those elegant overcoats that we're selling for nine
dollars.
GrET IT
o day they're going fast. They're in Kerseys Chinchillas *
Cassimeres blacks blues browns smokes modes tans
double-breasted single-breasted plain linings plaid linings
flannel linings cassimere linings velvet collars self collars [
full satin sleeve linings fourtccn-dollar garments at a nine- . ' , ]
dollar price.
Fur overcoats ! \\liat \ \ fur ? Oh , dlflcrenl kinds ol fur , "fur" little Money t