8 TIIlS OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY , DECEMBER 20 , 1802.
CHIEFLY WHAT THEY HEARD
Witnesses in the Contest Oases Qivo Sotno
Second-Hand Stories ,
LAYS OH- THE FIFTH AND SIXTH WARDS
Chief Kffiirt of 1io I'ro rrilHon lli-Totnl to
Clio North I'nrt of tlin rlty What
AVns lirnitRlit Out nt Ycntcr-
ilny'ft Urn ring.
The ta1 < In ( ? of evidence in the legislative
rontcst vases wns not commenced yesterday
until nearly 11 o'clock.
The contcstccs gave notice that consent
would be given the contestants to consume
the balance of this week In adducing testi
mony , provided the republicans \vcro given
the remainder of the time until December 20.
The contestants' attorneys will decide
today whether to accept the proposition.
Hut two witnesses were examined at the
forenoon session , Hon. T. M. Mullen , u voter
In the Seventh precinct of the Fifth ward ,
nnd John X.olliir , a voter lu the Ninth dis
trict of the First ward. The former witness
had seen a ticket voted with the word "yes"
opposite a candidate's name Instead of an X ,
but was unublo to say whether the ballot
had been counted. The latter witness was
placed upon the stand to prove that nearly
nil of the judges and clerks In the First ward
were republicans. Although ho luid under
stood such was the case , ho could not say sa
positively.
Ktlniuiuf nurko , a democrat who cast his
ballot at the booth of the Fourth district of
the Ninth ward , was the first witness
called at the afternoon session. Ho cast his
ballot early In the morning and went tc
Kansas City. His Interest In the outcome
was so Intense that ho hurried back that
night and was present during the progress
of the count. A democratic judge was read
ing from the ballots to the republican clerks
One of the clerks called the count as It pro
grossed. There was a discrepancy of sis
votes on the legislative ticket when the
ronnt was finished. The clerks creditor
these toV. . N. Nason , a republican candi
date. The witness said ho saw where UK
error existed , but he failed to explain that li
his testimony. Ho didn't know whether tin
clerk had checked up ahead or not. The
only irregularity ho saw was the discrepancy
of six votes credited to Candidate Nason.
John McGorry , a member of the demo
cratlc county ventral committee , who reside :
in the Fifth ward , was called to tell of tin
fraud ho had seen practiced. Mr. McGorry' !
knowledge consisted chiefly of what other ;
had told him. Souio one had informed tin
witness that there were but three or foil !
democrats on the election board In the Fiftl
ward , and in his opinion there were not ti
exceed four , although ho was not certain
Ho saw a man enter the booth and hand ti
" one of the clerks n pink slip of paper , whicl
ho thought was an American Protective as
Bociatlon ticket. Each voter was givei
thrco tickets when entering the booth am
voted one , returning the others. He was no
certain whether the returned ones wen
sample ballots or not. Didn't see any of
ilclal ballots outside of the booth. Ho wa
there as a challenger and was inside most o
of the time.
At this juncture the "witness material hai
run short , and Attorney Sheean confcrrei
for a Tow minutes with Charles II. McEacli
ron , a Sixth ward democrat , who was callci
to the standi The witness stated ho was ;
member of the county central conunittcc
To the best of his knowledge he though
that there were not to exceed ten democrat
on the election board in that ward. Ho su ;
American. Protective association ticket pedt
lers on the outside , and saw two of the tioli
ets handed to men who entered the booth :
but could not say whether they were voter :
He .went to the , Twelfth district boot :
nnd found the doors locked and window
screened. lie was refused admittance , n
was another party. Ho did not know wli
was in the booth while the count went 01
nnd could not say whether a representativ
of each political party was present. Th
only places .where ho saw the American Pr <
tectivo association tickets peddled were i
the Seventh and Twelfth districts.
This concluded the day's session , no moi
witnesses being present. The taking of test
niony will be continued this morning at :
o'clock.
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Draw Your O\vu Conclusion.
Mr. J. O. Davenport , manager of the Fo
Bragg Redwood Co. , Ft. Bragg , Cal. , ii :
this to say of Chamberlain's Cough Homed ;
"I used It for a severe cold and cough at
obtained immediate relief. In the Fo
Bragg Hedwood Co.'s store wo have so
largo quantities of Chamberlain's me < ]
cines. " For sale by druggists.
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Holiday goods , UYonzor , jowV , opp. p.c
Xinns I'rulta nt Iliiydrn'a.
.Finest mixed nuts , 12Jc per pound.
OranjjPB. l/jc / , 20o , 5c ! per dozen.
Dates , 73c per pound.
Fancy fi s , lUlo , He , IGe und 20c.
Finest Mulngii grapes , ! 15u per pounc
Messina lemons , 2'x : per dozen.
Bo piiro nnd como hero ; you will fir
the above coeds first clnss nnd prie <
the very lowest. HAYDEN BROS.
Fruit Department.
Tenl estate ,
Bargains only.
My word Is pood.
W. G. Albrltflit.
621-52-aN. V. Llfobldsr.
WERE ON THE CARPET.
O 111 corn llloom and Wiilkor Up Tor IIcli
Away from Their Hfats.
Last night's session of the lire nnd poll
commissioners regular meeting opened wi
Officers Bloom and Walker on the carp <
They were charged with leaving their bea
on Sunday last for a short time. Both ol
ccrs made explanations and they w
bo lot down with reprimands. Bloo
had been called off his beat by a light
couple of blocks away , and AValker was
busily engaged in reading Tim SUNDAY B
that ho forgot to report at the box ,
Chief Scnvoy reported that the recent sr
of unclaimed property netted the police i
liof fund & } 4'\M. ' \
One thousand feet of now hose nrriv
from Chicago Saturday and has been plac
in service at No. 5 house.
Hov. A. W. Clark , secretary of the Asi
elated Charities was appointed n spec
policeman by the mayor and the uppoli
mcnt was concurred In by the board , Maj
Bemls said that Mr , Clark had occasloi
use for a police officer's authority during 1
visits to some of the tough parts of the ci
ljKlcfncr , n special officer on ROV
Thirteenth street resigned , and U C. Bake
warrant as a special was revoked.
Officers Hvmi and Husscll were given a t
days' vacation nnd Jailer Bebout got n 11
, days' lay off , Driver Dempsey of hose co
pany No. 1 was allowed ten days' leave , a !
I'lpeinau Huanu of the same company.
J'roiu Nou'hrrsr.
C. F. Moore & Co. , prominent druggists
Nowbcrg , Ore. , say ; "Slnco our customi
hnvu become acquainted with the good qu
Itles of Chamberlain's Cough Homody
Boll but llttlo of uny other kind. Chnmb
Iain's moillcliH-a all give good satlsfuctloi
For sale by druggists.
Go to TTnydon Bros. ' for your toys n
holiday poods , whore you -will find t
largest stock and the lowest prices.
.
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HoH(3uypoodsFronzor ( , jow'ropp. j
I.mv Rnllroail Ituti'afor the Hulliliiys ,
Tlolcota on < snle at ono nnd one-th
fare for the round trip via , the Ohici
& Northwestern rallwtxy , December
26,26 , ft I nnd January 1 und 2 , good
turning until Jnunary 8. City tiel
oilco ! 1401 Parnnui street.
G. F. WKST , O. P. & T. A
R. R. KITUIIIK , General Agent.
Christmas Trooa from 8 to 10 ft
Palm Crowns , Spanish Moss , oto , win
nlo tind retail by II. Frunzen , 1621 U
lurd.
FEDERAL COURT NOTES.
Mnjor Wllcnx ( Ictun Verdict Criminal Cnio
nn Trlnl ,
The Jury In the case of the Republican
Newspaper company ngnlnst the North
western Associated Press , returned n ver
dict In federal court yesterday morning In
favor of the plaintiff , damages being assessed
nt $5fiOO.
The case was given to the Jury Thursday
evening nnd the agreement was not reached
until yesterday morning. It is said that ono
man on the jury , a lawyer from McCook , was
opK | > sed to allowing any damages to the
plaintiff nnd live Jurors held out for $10,000 ,
nnd eight for ? 7XX ( ) . The matter was finally
compromised by bringing the two diverging
wings of the panel together.
In this case Major Wllcox , acting for the
alleged Republican Newspaper company ,
brought suit for $ , ' > 0.000 , which ho claimed as
damages sustained by reason of the cancella
tion of the telegraph franchise formerly held
by the Republican.
In the case of the Omaha Hanklni ? com
pany against Mrs. Ashby , a verdict was re
turned for the amount of gd,5IO.IlO. Mrs.
Ashby was n stockholder lu the defunct con
cern and a personal friend of C. K. Maync ,
the chief hustler In thecompany. When the
concern went to the wall some of the stock
holders liquidated Its liabilities. Mrs.
Ashby refused to p.iy her share of the losses ,
hence the suit. The only defense set up by
the defendant was that the stock was pre
sented to her and there was no consideration-
In the acqulrlnt : of it.
Walter C. l clnlitev ofTJneoln became the
focal point of attention In federal court dur
ing the afternoon. Ho is accused of using
the United States- malls for the purpose of
defrauding.
The Indictment charges that T.cightey ,
while acting as postal clerk on the Lincoln
nnd Hastings linoof the Burlington , wrote a
number of letters to Mr. It. C. Outcalt of
Lincoln , in which the writer threatened to
expose certain alleged Irregularities of per
sonal conduct In which Mr. Outcnlt nnd a
woman of unstable clmractor had been the
principal performers , and offering to squelch
the story for a certain monetary considera
tion.
. The evidence Is to a considerable extent
circumstantial , Mr. Outcalt at once -placed
th matter In the hands of local detectives
who proceeded to throw out bait and in this
way suspicion was fastened i'pon Mr.
Teightey. Several letters wore sent to the
blackmailer lu accordance with the instruc
tions , directed to Histings , Neb. , It was
noticed that when these letters were mailed
on the train upon which Mr. Leightoy was
the carrier they never reached their desti
nation. They were evidently nipped from
the malls somewhere between Lincoln and
Hastings and the prosecution thinks this is
pretty conclusive proof that Mr. Lelghtey
did the nipping. The defense will
hold , however , that these letters
might have been taken out of the mails by
some ono in the Lincoln postofllco anil that
the work might have been done in such a
way as to throw the suspicion upon Mr.
Lelghtey. The case will bo fought very
tenaciously on both sides , as Mr. Letghtoy
has a number of influential friends who will
stand by him to the end. The personal ap
pearance of the accused is that of a respect
able young business man. There is nothing
in his makeup that would suggest anything
of a criminal nature and this will doubtless
weigh a good deal with the jury.
Ignorance of the merits of DaWHfs Little
Early Risers is a misfortune. These little
pills regulate the liver , cure headache , dyspepsia -
pepsia , bad breath , constipation and bilious
ness. _
Go to Htiydon Bros. ' for your toys and
holiday goods , whore you will find the
largest stock nnil the lowest prices.
Fruits ill Ilayili'n'g.
Finest mired nuts , 12o per pound.
Orung-es , IGc , 20e , 25c per dozen.
Dates , 7ic per pound.
Fancy figs , 12jc , 14c , IGo and 20c.
Finest Malaga gr.xpcs , 85o per pound ,
Messliw lemons , 25o per dozon.
Bo sure find como hero ; you will fint
the above , , goods first class and Dricei
the very lowest. HAYDEN BROS.
Fruit Department.
Complrtu Now Mtoclt of Furniture.
All goods marked low ill plain figures
ClIAS. SlIlVKHICK &CO. ,
1200 , 120S and 1210 Fnrnam St
Holiday goods , Fron/.or , jow'r , opp. p.o
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Water rents duo January 1 , paynbli
at company's office , Bun uuilding ; 5 po
cent discount allowed if paid on or before
fore January 1. Ofllco open Wednesday !
and Saturdays till 8 p. m.
Go to Hnydon Bros. ' for your toys an
holiday goods , where you will find th
largest block and the lowest prices.
The following marriage licenses wer
issued by County Judge Ellor yesterday :
Nnuiu and address. ARI
J llt'nry Peterson , Gnuihu . * .
1 Aniilu Anderson , 8wiburili : ; . ' .
I John M phi \\skii , Kust Oiuuha . J
| llurtlia I.amUa , Kast Uimiliu . 1
An Inviilimliln KciiitMly lor Colds.
Sheriff. Hardman of Tyler county , Wcs
Virginia , was almost prostrated with a col
when bo began using Clmmbcrlatn's Coug
Remedy. In speaking of it ho says : "It gn\
mo almost instant relief. T Iliul it to bo : i
invalualilu remedy for colds. " For sale I
'druggists.
Fruits ut Ilnydon'g.
Finest mixed nuts , 12Jc per pound.
Oranges. 15e , 20c 25c per dozon.
Hates , Tic per pound.
Fancy figs , 12c , 14c , ICc and 206.
Finest Malnga grapes , 3Go per pouni
5T Messina lemons , 2oo per dozen.
5To Do sure nnd como here ; you will fin
o the above goods tirst class nnd prici
the vary lowost. HAYDEN BROS.
Fruit Department.
Go to Llnyden Bros. ' for your toys or
holiday goods , where you will find tl
largest-stock and the lowest prices.
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' A Correction.
o U THE Bun erred on Sunday In the announcement
nouncomont of the People's Miunmot
Installment House in stating that th
mammoth ostublishmont would bo epson
on Monday and Saturday evening
when it should have stated that the
See the celebrated Sohmor piano i
Ford & Oharlton Music Co. , 1503 Dodge
Go to Iluydon Bros. ' ( or your toys nt
holiday goods , where you will find tl
largest Block and the lowest pricos.
The Gorman Savings bank is sti
climbing tholr growth has boon r
markablo. Just think , the last bank
twenty organized in the city. TJ
lust published statements show th
they luivo passed twelve of the oldo
Of established bunks iu the line of d
rs posits.
ilfo Now la the time to open a eavin
fo account ; got ready for the World's fai
Go to Hnydon Bros. ' for your toys ai
holiday goods , where > ou will find ti
id largest Block und the lowest prices.
10
HOW RUSSIANS WERE AIDED
Details of the Collection of Nebraska's He-
liof Fund ,
FINAL REPORT OF. COMMISSIONER LUDDEN
Slnte llonrd of Trnnnparlalloii Ttcqucstetl l > y
n FiirmiTft' Alllnnco Aiuncliitlon to
Coinprl thn lltirlltiRton to
1'iiriiUli It Ultra.
N , Neb. , Dec. 10. [ Special to Tun
Ben. ] Lutlior P. Luddcn who was appointed
by Governor Thayqr to supsrintcntl tlio col
lection of Nebr.iska's contribution to the
Russian famine sufferers , undo his final re
port to Governor lloyd this afternoon. For
this relief work tlio people ot Nebraska con
tributed OST.SOri pounds of corn and ? H,110.10
In cash. This relief passed through the
hands of Mr. Lwlden. In addition to this
seven cars uTeorn were forw.irde.1 from the
state through other agencies and $5,431 col
lected in tlio various Russian settlements in
Nebraska and forwarded to friends In Rus-
slii. Tlio railro.ul companies dulnj ? business
in the state furnished five transportation in
the collection of the -suppllos , After the
corn had beed collected it was transported
to Chicago by the Burlington and North
western roads free of ohm-go. From Chicago
the corn went to the mills of the American
Cereal comp.iny at Akron. O. , where It was
kiln dried and ground into meal. The com
pany did this work and placed the meal
iu now sacks free of charge. Governor Hoyd
appointed W. C. Kdg.ir and C. McC. Ueovo
of Minneapolis commissioners to take charge
of the contribution. Tlio meal was shipped
from New York on the steamer Missouri on
March 15 of the present year. It reached
Lilian on April ii ,
Frnml.ibau it was shipped into various
points In the interior in cars furnished by
the grand duke. Arriving at its destination
tlio meal was baked into bread at bakeries
designated by the grand dude's relief com
mittees.
Cnn'l Cot Curs Km > ii h.
The State Board of Transportation has
received a complaint from A. E. Otto , agent
of the Cairo Farmers Alliance Business as
sociation at Cairo , Neb. , to the effect that
the B. .t M , refuses to furnish cars as fast
as wanted. Mr. Otto informs the board that
the company bases its refusal on the ground
that the Farmers Alliance , association does
not ship as much grain as the elevators. Ho
asserts that the B. it M. gives tlio elevators
twelve cars to ono that is given the associa
tion.
Secretary Dllworth notified General Man
ager Holdrege- tlio complaint and that oftl-
etui has replied that the matter will be in
vestigated at once. Secretary Dllworth
states that in nearly every instance wllero
complaints arc made of the refusal of rail
road agents to furnish cars toother than
elevator men it has been discovered that an
agreement has existed between the agent
and the elevator men.
< > < > Srtl | > at tliu StallHouso. .
Judge B. F. Smith at Hastings transacted
business at the state house tills afternoon.
Frank R. Morrissey , private secretary tc
Governor Boyd , is enjoying a vacation this
week.
Weiglimaster Taylor of the Omaha grain
department visited the Board of Transport : ! '
tlon rooms this afternoon on business con
nected with his oftiec.
The Scotts Bluff County Fair associatior
filed articles of incorporation with the sccro
tar.v of the state today.
The case of Mary A. Small and J. M , Bel
against C. M. Sandall was filed with the
clerk of the supreme court this afternoon.
It is a York county case.
AViints a JCcw Trial.
Thomas A. Stratton , the young man -wh <
was last week ordered to pay several thou
sand dollars to Miss Florence Dele for refusing
ing to carry out his agreement to marry her
came into court today with a voluminous re
quest for another new trial. Ho alleges mis
conduct on the part of the Jury and miscon
duct upon the part of the attorneys who rep
resented Miss Dole iu that they read dccis
ions not heaving on this case. Ho also aver
that the court made a serious error in no
permitting that part of Thomas Rowley'
deposition in which ho related a conversa
tion ho had had with Miss Dole , the purpor
of which was that she had said that if sh
got § 10,000 it was all that she expected.
Sued u Uiillr < Ki < l C'ompuny.
George W. Denham of this city has coir
menced a suit against the Fremont , Elkhor
& Missouri Valley Railroad company i
which ho asks for damages to the amount c
$ aGOO. , Ho bases his suit upon the fact thn
in last November the defendant compan
laid a track along X street directly in froti
of his houso. The track takes up the ontir
width of the street , and renders it practical !
impossible for him to gain access to hi
home , lu addition to this ho alleges thn
his peace and comfort is greatly interfere
with by the action of the company in kco ]
ing trains and engines constantly in motio
on the track in close promixity to his liousi
Ho thinks that 5Sf , > 00 will restore peace an
quiet to his domicile.
Lincoln In Itrli'f.
M. J. Delpliwas placed in the insane ho
pital from Nebraska City this morning. H
malady assumes the violent character and
was necessary to keep him heavily ironed a
the time during the trip here.
The remains ot John Charles Inghram , tl
man who committed suicide at the S
Charles hotel in this city last Friday , wei
buried by the county authorities this aftc
noon. All effort to learn the whcrcabou :
of any of his friends or relatives was unsu
ccssful.
Tlio fire department was called to Suton
Hollowhush's confectionery store on Sout
Eleventh street tills forenoon. Tlio fioi
joists had become overheated by contai
with tlio heating pipes and the blaze nmi
matters quite lively for a few moments. Tl
damage was very slight.
The-Gructter block , on North Thirteen !
street , was sold Saturday , tlio eonslderatic
being fiS.OOO.
Not from a Flimnrliil .Stauiljmliit.
"I do not recommend Chamberlain's CQUJJ
Remedy from u Jinancial standpoint , for v
have others in stock on whick wo make
larger profit , " says Al Maggini. n pjoininei
druggist of Braddoek , 1'a. , "but bocniii
many of our customers have spoken of it
the highest praise. Wo sell more of it thn
: i uny similar preparation wo have In tl :
store. " For sale by druggists.
Go to Hnydon Bros ) . ' for your toys nil
holiday Koods , where you will find tl :
stock and the lowest prlcoa.
Everybody oats oysters. Dealers en
buy N. Y. Counts pur can , 30c.
Extra Selects per can , 25c.
Standards per can , 20c.
Favorites per can , 13o.
Also bulk Standards , solid moats ,
wanted , and celery from 25o to 45o pi
bunch. Send your Christmas orders i
once to David Cole & Co. , "Tho Ant
Monopoly Ovstor Houso. " Goods tl
very beat. No firm allowed to undorse
us. 310 So. 10th street , Omaha , Nob.
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Frescoing and interior decorating ; d
signs and estimates furnished , Ilont
Loliruann , 1508 Douglas street
Go to Ilaydon Bros. ' for your toys ar
holiday poods , where you will Und tl
largest stock and the lowest prices.
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Powder
tot.
) lo- - otily Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. No Ammonia ; No Alum.
uw- Osed iu Millbus of Homes 40 , Years "the Standard ,
GllRiNIG MALARIA ,
The Symptoms WhorrAccompnnlod
> l by Catarrh and Biliousness.
In the prmitleo of a skillful physician
there occur ronuny cases where the pa
tients have pains about the chest and
sides , and saniotlmos in the back. They
fool dull nnfcslocpy ; 'tho mouth has n.
bad taste , ospcolally in the morning. A
sort of stick y allmo collects about the
tooth , Thoiiippolito is poor , thcro is n
feeling like ulhuavy load on the stomach
ach , sometimes n faint , all-gono sonsii-
tlon nt lliu pit ! of the stomach which
food does not satisfy. The eyes nro
sunken , the hands nnd fcot bocdmo cold
and fool clammy. After a tlmo a cough
sots in , at first dry , but in a few montlis
it is attended with iv grconiah-colorcd
expectoration. The patient fools tlrod
all the while , and sleep does not scorn
to afford any rest. After a tlmo the pa-
tlont becomes nervous , Irrltablo and
gloomy , and hasovll forebodings. There
is a giddiness , a sort of whirling sensa
tion in the bend wbon rising suddenly.
The bowels become coatlvo , the skin is
dry and hot at times ; the blood becomes
think and stagnant ; the whites of the
eyes become tinged with yellow ; the
kidney secretions become scanty and
hlgh-nolored , depositing nttor standing.
There is frequently n spitting up of the
food , Homotlmcs with a sour tnsto ; and
sometimes wltti a swootlsh taste ; this
is frequently attended with pnlnilation
of the heart and asthmatic BVinptoms.
The case of Miss Gussio Wittrion , l.'tOT
Capitol nvonuo , Omaha , has greatly in
terested this young hidy's friends nnd
neighbors , among whom she is a great
personal favorite. Miss Gussle , in re
ply to recent questioning , liad this to
say :
GUBSIE WITTKIKN.
"t an nnt hniltiito to spoixlc freely , for I have
nolonly Viuon entirely cured , but have bean
honestly deiUtwltli. Dr. Shopiird named a
Hiii nil too per month at which hosuvo moolllco
UHiUmeiitiimt all nooilcil moillolncs to use at
homo. I kmnvJiiHC wluu 1 liinl to pny. I\lv \
trouble beiriin when 1 was a clillil. I KciMiiod
to l > o full of acue , or inalurlal poison. for I hud
billons attiKksrlcht nlon ? , with cltllls und
favor. My slomnch and liver would qol sere
und tetidor. and nlo.itoil up. My catarrh Rave
mo headache and the dripping of mucus from
the no o and throat. Into the stomach JMVH mo
nausea and dlsausc for footl. and poisoned my
blood all through. I noticed how Hallow my
skin would lio. and when my bilious spells
oamoon 1 would cnt perfectly vollow. Always
I felt an Inward fuver with lUshes of heat and
cold. My month and tonino worn parched
and bllbterod soinntlmos.nnd I had a wrot-bcd
Koner.U foollns that Is hard to express In
words. 1 know my system wits cloTCcd-np In
some way , and thnt my blood needed cloans-
Inc , and as soon as this was dcno everything
wusso illlTnrent. I sot a splendid appetite
nnd thn bilious spells and fever all loft , mo us
well us my c.-Uurrli ami headaches. I am not
n bit as I nsodito be und if lam careful of my-
elf I know I will stay cured. "
& 5a JVfontJi.
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Catarrh treated at the uniform
rate of $5ru in'onth'-mudicinc sftir-
nishcd free. For all other disease :
the rates .will he- low and uniform.
Patients at ri distance successful ! )
treated. Send for syinptum blank
IIOOMS 311 AND 312 NEW VOUK LIFE
UUILDING. OMAHA , NE11.
W II. OOPBLiA-NIJ , M. D.
O. S. SHISL'AttD. 1. D.
Specialties : O.itarrh , Astlunn , Hronchltli
Nervous Diseases , Blood Diseases. Kheuma
tlstn , Consumption , and all chroulu ill'oc'.loii
of the Throat. Linus. Stomach , Sitlu , Live
und Kidneys.
OOlce Hours : 9 to 11 a. in. , 2 to 5 D. in. , 7 to
p. m. Sunday. 1) ) a in. to U'm.
ARE
_ . .
- T3 * fc.
FROM
Female
Weakness ,
Catarrh or
\ Rheumatism ,
Chronic ,
Nervous or
Private
Diseases.
faO , CAL.L ON
Dr. Searles & Searlei
R , F. L. SEARLES , Oonsnltlnz I'hya
D Clan , OraduaUiot Ituali Medical Collogo.
Consultation Free.
For tlie Treatment of
Chronic. Private and Nervous Diseasi
MALI ! AND FKMALI5.
ALL BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES
ORGANIC WEAKNESS AND DI5
EASES OP NO MA.TTER HO\
LONG STANDING OR HOW OFTE :
PRONOUNCED INCURABLE.
NERVOUS BEBILIT1
I'lI.BS , K1STUJM , KIS3UHK , pcrnmnontly cun
nltliout tlio uuaof.kiilfo , IlKatiiro or cauntlo.
All nmlndtea of a prlvnto at Oullcato nature , i
either sex , positively curoil.
Call on or iiddreia , iTllh > tamp for Clrculom , Fn
Hook and Itcclpea ,
nr ? onrlin ! E'Vonrlno ' J18 south isth
Ul. oCuilCo aioljlllluo , omurui ,
Next Door to I'ostoHice ,
CURE
A new nnd complete treatment , conilsthiK of Btij
Horle , Olnuuunt in CapiulUK , alto In bor ai
PO . A iiosltUu euro for Kitornnl , Internal , Miller
or llleedliiK , Itcltlnifi Chronic. Hucout or Ilerudltai
I'llus. Thl > ruioiuly uai nuror been known to fal
1 per fox , U forJSr ont by mall. Why sillier fro
tlili terrible itUeoto when a written Kaarunleo
poiltlTOly fclvoniwltti 0 boxej or refund tlio inoni
( not cured'BauditAinp for frois lannilj. ( ins
nleel sucnl UyKuhu i Oo. , driiKgl t , > ole acnnt
rner IStli ml \ > 3i lai Hr oat Onmlm. ? > 'ob ,
flatopal )
U. S. uni'OSITOKY. OMAHA , NIH
Capital $100OC
Surplus / . . . . . . $05,00
Orllceri and IrectoriIenry ) | \V. Vntes , proilden
H. C. Cuitilnv , vlco prealdanti C. H. Maurice. W.
MoreB.Jolin B. folllui , J. N. II. 1'iitrlck ; Ixiwli
Uottd , cathler.
cathler.THE IRON BANK.
I'aiindmuittvr'ii Notlcu ,
Impounded on thn 13th of Duccmbcr , o
bluck pony , about 15 ycara old. If not. i
d coined said pony will ho fcold ut public auctli
December A , ut 10 o'clock u. in. , utulbtui
Lcavcuworth stroom , In HID nlloy ,
JOUNBl'OEUL.l'oundumstcr ,
.U10 dSI
AMUSEMENTS.
' - NEW I STUART
BOYD'S THEATER. ROBSON.
TUESDAY nnd WEDNESDAY. Dee M nrnl 21.
MATINKK WEDNESDAY.
STUART ROBSON
nnd Ills Excellent Company In tlio 1'ollowlne
I'lnvs !
TONIUH'r AT 8 ,
SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER ,
MATINKK TOMOUttOW AT SiHO.
SUB STOOLS TO CONQUI-R.
TOMORROW MOHT A1V S ,
THE HENRIETTA.
Nlitlit I'rlcoi-ate , Me. ? ; > < . . I'.ili tin I tl.50.
Muttnro Prices 500. T.'io mid f.uii.
f.uii.NEW
NEW
THEATRE.
Thursclny , Friday nnd Snturtlny , Doc.
22 , 23 nntl 24.
( SATl'HUAY MATINKK
Tlio Plcturc ! | iio nnd I'lipnoiniMmlly
Irish 1'lny.
ATO A\A
Introducing nsupPTlorcomimnj' of iilnji-rs. Incluil-
Ini : ( lie
Cus Reynolds and Clnrn Colomnn.
Hurt or tlio tiinniiccmciit of HIDNKY It. KU.1S.
Spoclnl Krcnlo rffoctn. Cnituinoii by Unroll Do
OHmni. I'xiiulkltn vno.il ( ZPius , mill a nnlrot UIC.S'-
UINK IU1S1I I'DMUy.
rrU-i' --l''lrst lloor Mr. TSo nnil $11 liiloony : 7.V nnil
Mo. The : ilo ot sc.its will OI > L'II WuUncsilny
niurnltiK ,
FARNAMSfREEf"TflEATERl | > c > lluiiAlKs ! {
I.lkc HoliiL-nil roAil'Ic.nl ID Ilio IIOIKO of SIKH-OSS
t nliihls connnuncliit ; .Siituliiy Mntlnos Duo. 18.
BY THE -
LIGHT of the MOON.
The Loudest Lau h of the Season.
tl iml Mntlni'o Wpilni-silny ,
FARNAM STREET THEATEll |
I.lko lionic , nil roads laid to the liuusu of
.
3 Nlplits , cotnmonolnz Tlnir dny Evo. Due. S3.
Tito Homantla Actor ,
- IN Till ! NIW ! -
MOXTI3 CRISTO.
Matinco Huturduy.
aijcli pijoli Theater.
ALL THIS WEEK.
linrton Stnnk-y Comedy Cotnonny.
WIDOW'S TROUBLES.
HOP-O'-MY-THTJBIB , the Mliljjot Man
nnd tin llotiror-iRcliltf" ! ! , .
Milliners , t'Go ; ovoulngs iOo : tnil Mo.
X m a s 1892.
t.
What present shall we
give , our boys and
girls ? It i's quite
proper that the"pres
ent , should be usefulv
as we 11 ; asj ornamental.
The facile'9 and correct"
use of the4 English
language - 'inwriting
and speaking on the
part of one's children
is the earnest v/ish of
every parent solicitous - '
ous for their future
success in life. The
home use of the Rem
ington typewriter will-
make this dry study
interesting and enable
the child to attain
correct speech in the
mother tongue at the
beginning of his or.
her education.
"The
typewriter accomplish
es its greatest good
when used by pupils ,
for it begets habits
of neatness and accu
racy , secures skill
in execution and de
velops a more perfect
mastery of our lan
guage. It perfects
the operator in spel
ling , capitalization ,
punctuation , para
graphing , business
and social forms ;
defect and strength
in thought , style
and sentences are
more easily observed
when in plain type
than is possible.in -
writing ? . ,
President'Prank" E.
Plummer's address be
fore the National Edu
cational Association.
, "The use of capitals ,
abbreviation , punc
tuation , and ready
and correct compos i-t
tion are all taught
in the most practical
manner by the use of'
the typewriter" .
E. Hunt , Supt. Schools
Medford and' Winches - -
ter , Mass.
Investigation solicit
ed , > WYCKOFF
'SEAMANS ' &
'BENEDICT ,
175 Monroe
CHICAGO.
nurpliino Habit Cur ri In I
i ? " 'i'W' . * ! ' / "HInr -il.
llr. J. NlrpUrui. cbuuou. > <
1
WHAT
docs JuMvant for Christinas ? That's the question that agitates the
feminine mind throughout this broad land today , and , in truth , that
same mind rather enjoys the agitation. It is pleasant tltis plan
ning and scheming ; tills making-and buying and hiding away
in dark nooks and forbidden rooms tiiese Christinas gifts , till the
all eventful day. Hut we all enjoy it we men as well. What "
amimwant ? That's tlie poser. There's hundred's of things you
can buy for boys and girls and school friends and sisters and
mothers and wives lint a man-he's so dlll'erent. "There's so
few things that a man wants that don't cost a fortune , " says one
woman who's all tired out shopping. Hut she's wrong. If your
particular "he" is a republican , buy him an umbrella ( he'll need
"protection" ) . We've all sorts line to $1,50. Then
likes slippers every man does likes to put 'em on ami put Ills
feet up higher than his heiul and pnlV a good cigar ! Uc ) to $1.50
( that's the price of the slippers * . Then men like to be "collared"
by a pretty woman , ami they even enjoy it if they're "culled" by
one. Hest all linen collars or cull's 'JSnc a pair. Then if he's a great
blow buy him handkerchiefs plain or fancy Sc lOc lac ' 20c- >
! 25c.Ve
to call your attention to a hundred do/.en full si/.e line Japaness
silk hemstitched handkerchiefs the fifty-cent Uiml at 25c each.
Then there's neckwear a safe think to "tie" to , 'jl y * ' Aside
from ( he old standby shapes at Inc 25c flnc we show elegantly
gotten up scarfs at 45c l 5c 75c 5Hc ) $1.00. Then there's sus
penders. Aside from regular goods , (15c ( to 75c ) , we show novel
ties designed especially
Christmas in silks and satins all colors plain or embroidered
the finest goods made in individual boxes $1.00 to $2.25. There's
gloves and mittens mufflers 15c to $2.00 an especially attractive
line of handsome colors in cashmere and cra/.y cloth at 50c. Then
there's jewelry cull' buttons , lever or link watch guards scarf-
pins studs buttons and so on. Our corner window with each ar
ticle marked with its price tells you where to buy your "mule"
presents for
OPEN TILL 9 P. SATURDAYS , 10 P. M.
I am going to
HOLIDAY c
move on Jan. 15 ,
SURPRISES
' 93 , to my0New
Location on the
BETROTHAL
west side of
PLEDGES
16th St. ,
KEM IDEAS
Under the Comnjerclal
National Book.
where you car ) see the most attractive Jewelry StorG
In the West , after that date.
HOWEVER , I am yet at
& Sts.
BRILLIANT GEMS wl ere l an ) disposing of my
FHOM THE OBIEWT elegant stocl of Jewelry
iQ tte most rtodern and ar
tistic designs pine Watches
, ,
SANTA GLAUS
Silverware and the richest
HEADQUARTERS
of old mine Diamonds
and other rare gems at importers' figures , to
Holiday Customers , previous to removing to my
New Location.
D. W. VAN COTT ,
For the VAN COTT JEWELRY CO. OMAIUL
MeroSiaots' Hotel.
FARNAM ST. , Between loth mill lOlh
Strcolg.
W. A. PAXTON , JR. , PROPRIETOR
Ilavlnz nssuincd the mnimctomcnt of the
Mcrohnnta' Ilotol , I will iniilio such Inijirovo-
monts und clmiiROs as will niaUo tills house
one of the host nt whloh tostoplii Omiihit.
Thororiulrunionts uuu wiints ot nil patron
will bo carefully aUondod to. Iluin nun
centrally looutod this hotel oll'ors spcolnl at
tractions to thu traveling piilnlo. A contlnn
nncoof Itsformorllhoral pat 1011:130 : lnrqtnuot
fully imUcd. W. A. PAXTON , J R
OMAHA , Doe. 1. 1803.
The Mercer.
O m a haJ * > Newest Hotel
COB. 12TH AND HOWARD STS.
10 ItoomB nt f2W per day ,
K Ilooios at (3.0t ) per dny.
JO lloomi with Until at J3.00 per day.
DO Itooms wltli Until nt (3. 0 to li.60 per day.
OPEN EL ) AUGUST 1st
Modern InJUvm-y Ito
Nouly l TlirnilKllout ,
C. S. ERB , Prop.
* * '
iJ5tpA ! T'TABUltE8 n-iful iuj
ifX thu ttGniiutKllterfcuubuwrli , iiun-z
* * fir tliu lilinid. arc wild nd > IU < lusl 11
I ho Li'tt iiicdlrlne know 11 fur tlllou - :
ui-u , ciiii.lliiiillon. Uy > iii < lu. fuul )
brt-4itli. tifauachu , lifitrtliurn , lo ? v cif *
amx-tlte. n-eotnl depremdau , ( Aluful
i > lrn 104 , r Uuw conit'lwx '
Ionaud every i > iCAse r < > sultlUK from
' '
lu-
( VA f1
. . BY ELECTRICITY.
Ccnd IO cenlsfomur 1M file
Klectro-UcUlotil Tlitcraud
Practice. "
II.II.I1USR , IOHI Falli.Iona.
DEFORMITY BRACES
_ _ Elastic Stocking
Trusses ,
Crutches ,
Batteries ,
Water Bottles ,
Syringes ,
Atomizers ,
Medical Supplies
ALOE & PEHFOID ,
114 S.lBthSt. ,
, Next to Postofllcs.
We will tenet you tli marolnui
Krcncli rrui i llon CALTHO8
ft'Vf , and n legal Kiuraute * UiaV
( IAJ/1'IIUS will Ilraloi'D your
airnllli , Mrcuclli mid Vlgur.
( /if itanJfavi/ialiiJlKt ,
AdUt acVON MOMLCO. .
ft li in < ricu 1 | U , { UiUiMri. OMo.
NERVnISDISORDERS !
IllLII f UllcJ.tiia all lilt ) train gf
KVII.9 , WKAKKH89R4 , DKIHMTV , KTO. , tL t 8-
compniif llicui In men ( JIUC'Kl-Y ' nod > IIUIA >
KK.VJ'I/Y inntlil ) . Kill ! HTH1CNGTI1 and too *
glvsn toovcrr partof the boilr , 1 "III > uil ( iv
ourolr picked ) I'HIIIJ lo unjr iiifferor tUe
tlon thttcurod ma of llio < traublm.
A. IJHAIII.EV HAITI * CUXIK , uicu.