Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, December 21, 1892, Page 8, Image 8

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    IATM tVIMnT TUP UflTXTlTPPC
DLLA\KI \ ) BY TIIMYITNLSSL ;
Progress of the Election Contest Qroatl ;
Hampered by the Lack of Evidence.
IT IS GOING ALTOGETHER TOO SLO\ \
Nntnrlr < Will Very l.llci-lr Try Thi-lr llnml
at Cnmiirlllni ; AttriiilniicnlilinpliiR
on a llox of dpir * Verier.
The legislative contest cases continue t
drag their weary way each tiny. A Rren
deal oT trouble Is experienced in seeurln
the attcndnncu of witnesses nml the contci
tnnts nro consuming double the tiino nuce :
pary because of the continual waitings fe
witnesses to suit their own convenience i
opcaritiK | before the notaries. The atto
neys nro growing impatient and unless tlici
is more general response to the numinous , a
effort will bo mmlo to compel the attendant
of the witnesses. Some of the attorneys ni
of the opinion that a notary can compel
witness to appear , and thcro is some enrnc !
tnlk of testing the matter.
The testimony of 1'ctcr O'Donncll occnpk
most of the forenoon yesterday. Ho was
democratic challenger In the Third distrii
of the 1'lfth ward. The witness tcstilled
the bringing into the booth of a box of ciga :
by a republican candidate for councllma
with Ills card attached. In the Second di
trlct two men were working for Merci
within forty feet of the booth. The tv
men induced two democratic voters to cnti
n carriage and drove them away. The wl
ness did not hoar any of the convcrsatio
but his supposition was Unit they were lain
nway to prevent them from voting before tl
polls closed.
G. 10. Hcrtraml , a cleric of election In tl
Ninth district of the first ward , testllli
that out of the four judges in the booth on
ono was a democrat.
Crltlclm-il UK- < : l-ir : < i.
Michael Clarke was recalled to relate h
experience with a box of cigars that hi
been placed insldo the election booth of 11
Third district of the Fifth ward , i > y W. .
Saunders , u candidate for the city counc
The witness said that Mr. Sannders' cai
was taclted to the lid of the box , and th
the judges and clerks smoked the cigars. I
smoked several. Didn't enjoy himself , b
smoked to get rid of the elgais. llo thong !
they were a product from .lohn Smiley
cabbage Hold , and certainly they were n
of a kind to inlluenco any voles. If tin
had any bearing whatever it was hurtful
the republican candidate and benelletal
the opposition. Further than the plaeii
of the box of cigars in the booth the witnc
had no knowledge of anything transpirii
then that would tend to inlluence the votei
Mr. Barlett again gave notice to the co
tcstants that the contestccs Insist upon :
equal distribution of time in the hearing ,
us to introduce testimony , and that wh
the contestants have linishcd the conteste
will insist upon occupying the closing tin
The stenographer made this a part of t
record , and then began a tedious wait I
other witnesses to put In an appearance.
Adolph Hoppo came in a few minutes hit
mid was sworn. The witness voted at t
Third district of the Filth ward. When
approached the booth ho was accosted by
man who thrust into bis hand a sample b
lot of some kind. Ho did not take notice
the slip of paper ; tore it to pieces and (
tered the booth. When ho entered the boo
the llrst object to moot his gaze was t
Sannders box of cigars. The next irrcf
larity that came to his vision was a voi
holding up his ballot and Inquiring of t
judges whether It was regularly mark )
Thu reply was in the afllrmativu and t
ballot was placed in the box. Mr. Hoj :
was asked whether thcro were other irref
larltici , and ho studied intently for a I
moments , concluded that such was the en
but could recall none of them.
The cross-examination elicited the f ;
that witness was not acquainted with t
political faith of the ticket peddlers win
ho encountered outside of the booth. 0
was a colored man , and ho did not suppc
he was a democrat. In reply to a din
question Mr. Hoppo said ho had not notic
anything which seemed like an attempt
thwart the intention of the voter or obstn
the voting. The only irregular practice
* noticed was the soliciting of the voti
within 100 feet of the booth. There u
nothing affecting the legislative ticket t
way or another.
Helped < lnt tins r.mrycrH.
George Seav was called and stated tl
the election board in the First precinct
the Seventh ward was composed of livo.
publicans , ono democrat and ono indepei
out , ono vacancy being filled the morning
election.
Sibloy Hcarilon , a democratic challciij
at the sixth district of the Fiftn ward , v
called to tell his story. Ho saw ball
counted which in his judgment were
properly marked. The Judges compel
each voter who required assistance in i
paring his ballot to take an oath to si
inability. Ho objected to this , but with
avail. A few voters were denied the ej
cislng of their franchise because they
fused to take the oath of their inability
prcparo ttieir ballots. Howasnotaequain
with the political faith of the member :
the board. Ho thought that the errors ci
inlttcd were through ignorance and not \ \
nuy design to do wrongfully.
Thu witness iwsscssrd a penchant for
planning every answer to a question , and
had u few intcrrogallvcs to lire at
attorneys when they had finished with h
Mr. IJenrdon inquired : "Is it unlawful
11 nd a bottle of whisky in an election boot
The question was too much for the all
noys and it went unanswered , while the *
ness told of finding a bottle of whisky un
an overcoat In the booth.
The witness then started to lnq\
whether it was a bribe under the Austral
ballot' law to present an election board \ \
n box of cigars.
Mr. Smyth said : "You are oxcuscd.
luivo heard all we deslro to regarding t
tiaundcni box of cigars , " and the witu
stopped down and out.
The hearing was adjourned at ft o'cl
and will bo continued thlfi morning at
o'clock.
*
HoitX'tlllllK < ! ouil
I have sold and used in my family for !
oral yearn Chamberlain's , Colic , Choli
nnd Uliirrluuii remedy , and have founi
onu of the most useful and satisfactory r
cdlcs I over handled. C. H. Lewis , drugc
Salt Lake City , Utiili.
J'JAXOS AM ) OltCANS.
llliydcii Hruf. ' Sin-Hill Hulu.
The lineal nnd cheapest pianos and
pnurt over BCOII in Oiuiiha nro now
etilo at Htiydon Hros1. Parties contc
pluting iv purchase willHUVO money
llrst inspecting our instruments.
Tlio prices wo are now quoting tire
the holiday season only. Every inst
ineiit guaranteed.
IIAYDKN J1UOS. ,
Pianos and organ :
o
Holiday geol UYonjsar , jow'r ' , op % \
Boo tbo celebrated Solimer piano
Ford & Olmrlton Mualu Co. , 1508 Dod
Coniplrlu Now Mode or I'imilture.
All goods marked loiv in plain HHUI :
CHAH. SmVKiiic'i ; & Co
1200 , 1208 tuid l io Farnatn
. \jinn.iatf.i . * .v
Codnr Hnpids people are talking of boring
nn artesian well.
The Improvements at Cedar Ha phis durltif
the yenr footed up { 02,000.
The Klkfiorn doiwt nt Arlington was en
tlrely destroyed by fire which started fron
spontaneous combustion in the oil room ,
Uonkchnan's grain elevator caught fire
Imt prompt action by a volunteer buckc' '
brigade saved the structure from destruc
lion.
lion.Tablo
Table Hock people who were awake carlj
ouRh in the morning saw a brilliant metcoi
and heard It explode with a loud rciwrt
Nobody , however , secured any of the piece :
so farasroK | > rted.i
I , Slbbornsen of Columbus has filed a state
mcnt In the county court , that even shouli
the contest case between him and Wllliau
Irwln for a seat In the house of rcpresonta
lives bo decided In his favor , ho would noi
qualify. The light against Irwln was lusll
luted by other parties without the conscn' '
of Mr. Slbbcrnson.
The parties who , it Is charged , robbed am
burned Dr. Gaudy's store at Aspinwall 01
the night of November ! M have been arrcstci
and are now In Jail at Auburn. Their name :
are Hoblson.lohn Kbbs and William Corey
living near Hlllsdalo. All of them wen
participating in a revival meeting at tin
tlmn and have taken great Interest It
church matters during the winter. It li
sild : they went direct from church am
robbed and burned tbo building. They In
duccd a man to decoy Mr. Hall , who rosldoi
In the store building , out coon hunting tn
the night It occurred and then did.tho job
A quantity of goods was found In Hoblson'i
possession and when confronted and askot
to explain ho broke down and cave the thin ;
away , implicating wit'i ' hint the other two
Thcro Is much excitement in the count ;
about the matter , as many horses , hogs am
other things have of late been stolen and thi
people are determined to rid the country o
the parties if possible. It is believed tha
other arrests will follow. \
Draw Your Own Condition.
Mr. .T. O. D.ivenport , manager of the For
Ilragg Redwood Co. , Ft. Uragg , Gal. , ha
this to say of Chamberlain's Cough Ucmcdy
"I used It for a severe cold and cough am
obtained immediate relief. In the For
Uragg I ted wood Co.'s store wo have sol
largo quantities of Chamberlain's mcdi
dues. " For sale by druggists.
REMODELING RESCUE HALL.
I'lrstSurvlce Ili'lil I.nxt NlRlit AliiUlnj ; < Jcn
Tlio llrst service after tlio dedication Mot
day night was hold last evening in the no\
Hcsctio hall on Douglas street. The al
tendance was not so great as it might hav
been , but the number present was cncoui
agcmcnt for the promotion of this worth ,
enterprise , and the service was a feast fo
the unfortunates who found a genuine Chris
thin welcome when they entered.
A song service preceded the opening of th
regular service , and then a general feast f
prayer was participated in. Mr. Hoborl
talked for a few minutes , urging the slnnci
to repent ore it wan tno late , and bcscechc
them to become Christians. A number askc
for prayer and the services closed with
song and prayer service1.
Jlr. Itobcrts loaves today for Boston , whci
ho has cliargo of the work of the rcscu
missions.
Workmen are now engaged in transforn
ing the old theater. The scenery has bcc
removed and the stage and rooms in tli
rear will bo converted into suitable roon :
for laundry purposes and sleeping apar
mcnts for the men. The llrst lloor next l
the street will bo devoted to the use of
rending room and a sowing room , a partltic
separating the two. The gallery will I
used for sleeping rooms for girls and womc :
To remodel the Duilding will require an ou
lay of SliOO. !
IIAVDHX nuns.
Toys\nml llolliluy Oooils.
The largest stock and the beat assor
inont in Nebraska , In fact , few stati
wlioro you will find its equal.
The display of toys this year excel
all p. ovious years.
t The now designs in oxidized toil <
i sots , porfuino cases , jowcl cases , glo\
and handkerchief sets , collar and cu
cases , card cases , brushes , etc. , is tl
handsomest line over displayed.
Entire now styles in plush , loathe
and celluloid photograph albums ; the
are beauties.
Great variety in autograph album
25e,50c , 75e and Sl.Ot ) each.
13 Everybody aitys wo have the ham
Boniest line of Christinas tree ornament
and "ohl how cheap ! " you can hear u
day long.
Ornaments , Ic each , or lOo do7.cn ,
LJoautiful designs at 2 for 5c , bettor i
5c and lOo each.
Our Block of dolls is Immense ; uol
of every description , dresseel or m
dressed ; largest dolls made ; also tl
liUlo bits of dolls. Wo are in a posltii
to please any ono desiring dolls from
up to S2o.
Lartro stock of Japanese dolls nt
lOe and ISc each.
Games are much ohonpor this ye ;
'
than liibt. 2oe games are selling at'lC
60o games at 25u , $1.00 games roduci
to 50c oach.
Folding beds that soltl last season
25c , 5c ( ) nnd $1.00 ; have boon reduced
lOc , 15c and 25c.
Wo were very fortunate in sccurii
from the largest manufacturer of sach
bags his entire line of samples at
great discount. No two alike. V
have placed them on oalo at about hi
their value. Hero is a chaneo to hi
the latest styles and designs at Ic
than wholesale cost.
Elegant line of smoking s ots from &
up to $10.00 each.
Now Designs in painted plaques , 7C
$1.50 nnd $2.10 each.
Anything you may ask for in rubb
toys that Is now and novel you will 11
at Ilnydons.
Iron toys In great variety.
Hooks for the little people of eve
description , alto a full line of books
interest for the older ones.
Our 5c .tnd lOc toy counters are t
co nt or of attraction , crowded till d
long and rollllod every hour or two \vi
bargains tlmt you can't match at
where at double tuo money ,
. All si/es la brass drums from Ifio t
1 Doll carriages from the ehoapost
the best.
Tool chcstB , lOe , 15c. 25c , 50c and t
All si7.es of velocipedes , iron wagoi
wheelbarrows , eiarts , otc.
Wooden toys in greater variety Ih
ovor.
Fancy work baRkots of ovcry doscri
tlon.
Handsome line of chlldrou'tt 'tea so
vases and fancy perfume bottles
special prices to close.
HAYDKX JiitOK
Hcadqunrlorb for Xmas goods
Holiday goodsl''ron/.or , jowYopp , {
Iliiytlci ) llro * , ' I'l'iuoi.
lit Klogaut now piano , Hlnnilurd mm
c. facturu , liandhomo case , warranted
every respect , for IIW , The cheap
c.s. llrst class inttrumeit ) ever olVored. T
s. is for tlihi week unlv.
HAYDEN BROS. ,
Pianos and Organs
only I'uns Crcnm of Tartar 1'owder. No Ammonia ; No Alum.
tJ0ed iu Milli'ns of Houies 40 Years tlie Standard
A
Fight
for
Life ,
The dcspcrixto struiplo for n ronownl
of tha joys of ho.illh Is a succtiiolo rnost
pnlnful to behold. Every victim of
\IervoUs \ ,
Chronic
-AND-
Private
Diseases
knows but too \voll the horrors of tlmt
nlmost hopeless combat ; nnJ every ono
of the ninny thousands who have been
completely curail of these distressing
and dangerous nnllilies by these nn-
rlvalcd spcclultsts , tlio fanmas
knows the Inexpressible dollsht of a
real and iiormniiunt restoration of tlmt
priceless Iman , itood houltli , If you nro
nmons the uflllcted ones , consult them
atonuo.
Fena 4 cents for rt copy of thalr lllus-
trutud now book otio i
Consultation Free.
Cull UIIQII , or address with stainu ,
Dr& Bells & Belts
119 South 14th Sliest ,
COI1NKK OF DOUG LAS ST. ,
NEB.
OMAHA , - -
FOR
FAT
FOLKS
Dr. Edison's FAMOUS PILLSAND
BANDS and OBESITY FRUIT S At/ ]
roduoo your weight without dieting
euros the causes of obesity , such ai
dyspepsia , rhoumats ! m , uervou
ness , catarrhkidney trouble ? ; keopi
you healthy , and beautifies the com
plexion.
CHICAGO HOAHD OFTnxnE.
I rcaln write you to siy : I luivo lost 1
Iiounds , inulcliiK 4 potindB lost In 10 weeks b ;
using 4 lollies of Ur. Edison's Obesity I'lll
uud woarln ; his Obesity Itiind.
Very truly yours. CiiAULr.a II. KINO.
1'fof. HAI.B , Chluazc University , wKtcs to th
ClilciiRO llcnilO. Sept. J8. ISO' ' :
Corpulent men should uiy ; some attonlloi
to reducln : tholr wolRht Wlion a man 1
troubled with rhouinntlsni , dyspepsia , klonu ;
troubloor _ nur vousncss HID reducing of weigh
Is slower , until the Obesity I'ills luivo euro
tliu dlscuso that cuuscd obesity , Tha'plll
soften and hnaiitlfy the sic n of the face.
I am : it liberty tocltu auuso In point. Undo
my .id vice Mr. Armour usocl nn Kdtson Obcslt
llund nnd : ibottles of 1'llls uiiU lost -J pound
In ( > weoks. Othur p'litlcnts have been oquull.
rucessfucl.
( .lent. O. A. SCOTT. Kevonuo Cutter Hixinlli
writes to tlio Correspondenc" Dcpitrtnici
of the Now Yoilc Sundav World :
Three years n o I wolKliod MS pounds. l > i
uftor iieliiK Dr. Kdlson's popular Obesity I'll
und Suits I reduced to lj'j ( pounds and ensll
Iceop at this wolsiit. I saw how much otlu
corrospondvnts of your yaluaiilo papers woi
bonotlttcd aud wlslie to o tlio Ur.'s troa
ment a trial.
Dr. Edison's Obesity Fruit Salt is th
best and simplest remedy for rogulatin
the action of the liver that has boon dii
covered. The printed formula on th
label of the FrtutSults shows tholr vain
to sufferers from excessive' fat or lies !
Band measure at Nos. 1 , 2 , 3. Pric
$2.50 ( o 30 inches , and 10 cents extra fc
each additional inch.
Pills $1.60 a hotllo , or three bottles fc
$4,00 , enough for ono treatment.
Obesity Fruit Salt $1.00 per bottle.
You can buy the Pills , Hands and Sa
direct from our stores , or by mail or o :
press.
gSTCorrcspoadonco and goods forwai
dcd in plain , scaled puckago.
NOTICE. Or. ICdison's Electric Bel
and Finger Rings are sold at our store
Send for our special Electric Boll Circi
lar , sealed ,
Klcctrii ! Bolts $1.00 and up. Insoles f
emits per pair.
Koi' Snlo by UrugglsLs-
Wholesale druggists of Now York Gil
who carry our goods in stock :
Charles N. Urittonton & Co. ,
McKesson < & Rabbins.
W. II. SohiolTolin & G
And other loading houses.
LORING & . CO. ,
Proprietors aud Gon'l Agents ,
42 F West 22nd St. , Now York Citv
10 F Hamilton Place , Boston , Mas
34 P Kast Washington St. , Chiego II
Cut this out and keep It , and 8ond f <
our full ( eight column ) article
on Obesity.
CURB
A ncwiinil complete treatment , conilMlni ; of Bu
noslturlun , ( ) lntlient | in L'npjiilon , uUn In t'Oi u
1'lllB. A po ulvo euro fur Hxternul , liueriml , III !
ur lllocilhiK , Itclilnu. Clironlu. Itvcunt or llaroilltk
1'lles. Tlil ruinuilr lias nuvt'r lieou known lo fa
1 per box , d ( orfJr neat by mall. Why miner Itc
Ihls torrlbln < tlii > o ulmn n written uuarantoa
poiltlrulLlvan with d Imxoi at refuuil tlio man
( natcurtut ? i-end itmnp for ( roe acnulj. ( inn
iitne | I > UIM | l > jr Kulm .V 1'u. , ilriiKKliitii , solo ouonl
rncr 15lh IT | in I luH'oni Omalm , Neb ,
's run Tjn.tn.in' .
1 , 1st ot CliiuiK < ' < > r liiiinirluiu'd In I liu lt ' ( ; iil
Sorvlfii Yvntcrdii ) ' .
WASIIISOTOS , O. C. , Dpc. -Special ( To
gram to Tun BEB.J Tlio following army (
ilcrs wt'ro Nsuod today :
The leave granted Cuptiiln John C , Soni
\h\K \ \ , Siooiul nrtlllory , Novombur 18 is
tojjjcd two incnths. M'IIVO for six inont
on HUix'L'on's I'L'rtitk'ato of illsubllity
grantee ) Cnptuln Charles M. KocUofull
Ninth Infantry. So much of special oitlt
December 7 as rclutod to CuptuiuVllJli
Crozicr , .Qitlnnni'o depart nient , is rovok
und Captuln Kogors Dlcrno , orihumco i
uurtinent , iu detailed IIH a member of t
boa nl ofonicors apiKiinted by that order
meet at the army building New York Oil
January I ) .
* . * v.- * , , -
AMUSBMBNTa
' LAST
BOYD'S
I1T1IEATER , PAY.
TODAV , TOKINKSIAY7 ) DEC. SI.
_ Iinst twnricrformiiiii0 ! of
STUART ROBSQN
nnd Ills Kxcellcnucnnipnnv In the I'ollonlnc
TIUB Al-TRUNOON AT Si30.
Oliver aoldsrallli'fl 1'lno Old Comedy ,
SHE STOOHS TO CONQUER.
I'rlccs-Klrnt tloor TM > unil tl.OOi entire b.ikonr , Me
' THIS EVENING AT 8.
Uronson llownrd's American Comedy ,
' THE HENRIETTA.
rillCKS I'nrquot nnd nr t HTO rows In circle
II.Ml Instllvn rows In circle , ll.OJj itcnornlnilmU
tlon to ilrnt lloor. 7Sai llrnl four rows In natconj-
ll.lui Innlllfa roirs In imlaonjr. TSci goncrftl
lon la linlditiT , 5 oi ( tnllor2io. .
ROYD'S NOW Gocx
DU I V O Theatre Sent for.Uc
Tlitirsilay , Friday , Silunlay , 22 Dooombor , 23 and 2 < :
Saiiirdny Mnt nco.
The GREAT IRISH PLA1
and
ROMANCE OF 1RELANI
Vtitlcr tlio A/nniiffo
niant of
SIDNEY R. ELLIS.
A C of ' - ,
< uiif > imy J'lnyot-H
M'ssOlur.i Colemaii , Mr. Ons ItcvnaUls ,
JIlss Nolllo Walters. Mr. ( Jco. Itroniian ,
Miss Kiiimn Howard , Jlr. Iouls Slum.
Mr. llonry Tlmyer. Mr. Henry Kln-isloy.
Jlr. riioiniis iMctnrthyMr. ! Alex Johnston ,
special scenic EIIGCIS ,
Wines by Baron De Grimm
Exquisite vocal Gems ,
inn o Pair oi Genuine
Irish Ponies.
Scuts nro now on unlc nt the following price *
First lloor , We , TScnml fl.OJ ; Dnlcony , M'c nnil 1S <
Matlncis ' 'oc , aOc. 75c.
NEW
T.HRATRH.
I'ourNlttlits T\vo41nllnoQ9 , HoKlnnliiR Sunda
Matinee , Christmas D.iy. Doo. 23.
TMI'J FAVORITLO COMKOIANS ,
& GIRARI
Accompanied by
MISS AMY AMKS
Anil tlio "Strongest Comcily Company Eve
OrguntzGd.Mii the Funniest and
llcstof Them All
THE NEW 'NATURAL ' GAS
EVKHYTHINO NEW.
Funnier and Bettor Than Ever.
Silo oocns Saturday ut fnllnwlnit prlcas-
First lloor. 5Uc. Too anil { I.OOj Halcony , f.Uo nn
We. Mutlnco 1'rlcos First lloor , 5Ue und 7Jc
Halcony. ffle undaiu.
FAUN AM STREET THEATER |
Llkn Tonic , nil roads loud to tlio House r
Siicces * . TIIltEK NHillTS , coiiiiiicnuliiK
THUKSDAV EVENINU , DEUEMIIEllS ; .
The Homaiitlc Actor , Mr. PKED PELTON.
[ Monte Gristo
Slntlnco H'lturdiiy.
aijd
ALL THIS WEEK.
Burton Stunluy Comedy Coinnany.
WIDO W'S TROUBLES.
' the Mldgot MB
HOP-O'-MY-THUMB ,
and un lloiirut Specialties.
Matinees , Gu ; evenings , ; 0c : uid 'Me.
HOOK GLOVES
ARE STAMPED
FOSTER'S ' PATENTS ,
on
LICENSED UNDER FOSTER'S PATENTS.
SKWAllE OF
IMITATIONS !
TheOrignlaniiuenuine
( WORGE3TER8KIRE )
LEAS PEMS'
SAUCE
Imptrti the moot ulillctoui taste ti.J . Ktt i/ )
EXTItAOl' OOl KOUriJ ,
MEDICAL OtN. CltAVItH ,
TLEUAN atMKl.
m to hli brother I'IBII ,
\VOHCEBTtK. .
liny , 1661. HUT A ; COI.I1
"Tell
1EA k rEimiNB'
that their nauc In
JilKhly esteemed to GA.1IK ,
India , and lain my
opinion , tbe tnoat \VEI.S1I-
palatable , a well
w the moet wuola.
aome nauco Uiat U
made. " Arc.
Beware of Imitations ;
eee that you get Lea & Perrins1
Blgnituro on ercrr Iwttie cJ OrUlui' & Qenulne.
JOHN liVNCAK'H UO.Nb , NK\V VU1C1L.
c THE LOS
Recognizing the fact tliat the Moliday trade will soon demand great quantities of goods irv
our line , being heavily overstocked and wishing to give our customers the"benefit of low r
a t a time of year when our goods are most in demand , we have concluded to CUT PRICES !
all to pieces , without regard to cost of articles mentioned. The goods offered at cut prices afo
the same quality and purity that we have always sold , and we guarantee their absolute purftyY
We handle no imitation goods of any description. A glance at the prices given below will coh
vince customers that we have done as we said , viz : CUT PRICES ALL TO PIECES *
WINES ,
Pure California Sweet Wine ? ,
Regular prices , JiOolOc and f > 0o per
quart ; $ l.'Jo , $1.50 and S1.75
per trillion.
Port , all now reduced to
2oc per qt ; 90c per gal.
Sliorry , all no\v reduced to
2oc porqt ; 90n per gal.
Angelica , till now reduced to
25c per qt : UOc per gal.
Muscatel , all now reduced to
Uoc per qt ; ! )0c ) per gal.
Blackberry , all now reduced to
25c per qt ; DOe pur gai.
Sweet Cata\vbaall now reduced to
25e nor qt ; 90c per gal.
Madeira , all now reduced to
25e porqt ; OOcpor gal.
Malaga , all now reduced to
2oc per qt ; OOc per gal.
Toitay , till now reduced to
2ou per qt ; OOc per gal.
Ptirc California Sour Wiac * .
Regular prices , UOc , 25c and 40c per
quart ; COc , $1 and $1,23
per gallon.
Claret , now reduced to
12Jc per qt 45c per gal.
Zinfandel , now reduced to
20c per qt ; C5c per gal.
Riesling , now reduced to
12ic per qt ; 45c jier gal.
Sour Calawba , now reduced to
20o per qt ; G5c per gal.
Pure California Brandy ,
Ilcfjulnr prices , 75c , 81 nnd 81.25 per
quart ; $2.75 , $ l.2o ! and S3.CO
.
All now reduced to OOc per quart ; S2.30
per gallon.
Imported Port-Wine ,
Regular prices , 7oc , $1 and $1.25 per qt ;
$3.50 per gallon.
Now reduced to COc nor qt ; S2.oO per
gallon.
imported Sherry Wine.
Regular prices , 75c , $1 nnd $1,25 per
quart ; $3.50 pur gallon.
Now reduced to OOc per quart ; $2.30 per
gallon.
Imported Tlir.ce Star Hennery Braidy ,
Regular price , $1.50 per quart ; $4.75
per gallon.
Now reduced to flOc per quart ; $3.CO per
gallon.
SI , Louis Export Beer ,
Usual pricos. 2oc per quurt.
Now reduced to 12c per quart ; paclcoil
io plain box , 1 iloxon quarts to iv
box , $1.50 , packing uhorgo
2octolal ; , 5K75.
Meflford anil Jamaica Run ,
Regular prices , $1.25 per quart ; $3.50
per gallon.
Now reduced to COc-por quart , * 2.25 per
gallon.
Gins.
Regular prices. Tom Gin , 81.00 ;
Kuypcr , $1.23 ; Crystal , S1.-10
per quart.
Now rcdudcd as follows :
Booth Tom Gin 70c per quart
Do Kuypor Gin SOo per quart
Crystal Gin OOo per quart
Tom Gin $2.00 per gallon
London Dock Gin 2.20 per gallon
Rye Malt Gin 2.30 per gallon
Cherry Bounce , Apple and Peach Brandy.
Former price $1.25 per quart ; SI.00
per gallon. Now all reduced to 70o per
quart ; $2.50 per gallon.
Imported Bass Ale.
Dog Head Brand , 20o per pint ; $2.00
per dozen.
Whlto Label Brand , 2uc per pint ;
$2.25 per dozen.
Imported Dublin Stout.
Doir Head Brand , 20c per pint ; $2.00
per dozen.
Imported Rhine Wines. -
Old price 81.00 pnr quart. Now ro-
duccd to GOc per quart.
Imported Claret
Old price 81.00 per quart. Now re
duced to COc per quart.
Imported Champagne.
Pommcry "Sec. " $1.50 per pint : $2.75
nor ouart ,
Piper noidpieek "Sec , " $1.35 per
pint ; $2.45 per quart.
Dry Monouolo , $1.40 per pint ; $2.55
per quart.
Muinm's Extra Dry , $1.45 per pint ;
$2.05 per quart.
California Champagne.
Eolipso Extra Dry , 70c per pint.
Grand Vin "Soc40o per pint ; 75o per
quart
Golden Gnto "Sec , " 50o per pint ; OOc
per quart.
Imported Ginger Ale.
15c per pint ; 81.50 per dozen.
Venezuela Bitters.
COo per quart ; 81.75 per gallon.
Key 1M Clear Havana and
Key West Cigan
Si 7.0.
ncuulia Gracioan , per 50 box $5 25
Holhehila 4 I5
Piinotolla 4 6Q
Concha Especial Extra 4 00
Concha I'Jspouinl 8 OS
U. U. Espoclals 3
Rosalia Rolna , Extra fine 3
Albortas 4
Clear Havana ,
White Seal , per f > 0 box $2.25
Domestic Cisan ,
Grand Royal. per 50 box $2 75
Pure Stock , per 50 box 1 75' '
Wo handle the Genuine Nevada ,
size Nevada Pcrfcctos , per 50 box 3 40
WHISKIES.
Here is Where We Do Cut Pries ? .
Washington , per gallon $1 40
Adams , per gallon 1 60
Jollorson. per gallon 1 75
Klkhorn , per gallon 2 00' '
Glontnbro , per gallon 2 251
Pop Corn Whisky , per gallon 2 25
Imperial , per trillion 2 20
Athcrton , per gallon 200 ) i
Monarch , per gallon 2 25 > S . . .
It. } ' . Pepper , par gallon 200 i ?
T. B. llipy , per gallon 2 75'
Monogram , per gallon 3 00
Kentucky ( Jlub , per gallon 3 25
Bell of Anderson , per gallon 2 60 i
Boon & Knoll , per gallon 860 '
Old Taylor , par gallon 4 Od V
Kdgowood ( old ) , per gallon 4 65 (
W. J. Fra/tor , 1871) , per gallon 0 10 i
American Club , per gallon 2 GO >
Old Pioneer , per gallon 2 25
Tea Kettle , per gallon 2 Op
Silver Wedding , i > er gallon 1 75 '
WHiskics to Quart Battle ? , i
Cut to Following Prlcoa. i
Ilormitngo , per quart , 1880 76o
O. F. C. , per quart , 1880 76o
Monongahola Kye , per quart 76c
Maryland Kyo , nor quart , 1870 75o
Guukenhoiinor , per quart , 1878 76o
Blue Gruss , per quart , 187-1 7Co
Oscar Pepper , per quart , 1880 76o
Gibson Rye , per quart 40o
Jockey Club , per quart 60o
.las. K. Ponper , per quart , 1880 76o { .
Bond it Lllliml , per ( itiart 75o f' '
X. X Private Stock , per quart OOo |
OUt-of-Town Customers :
InstrUGtions to - -
We assort bottled goods , putting1 in just such an assortment as you may wish.
We do a strictly cash business.
Do notse'ndin an order without money remittance , as goods will not be shipped until money
is received.
In sending money to us remit by postoHicc order or bank draft. Personal checks will not
be accepted. . '
. O. D. So to avoid
Express companies will not receive wines or liquors for shipment C.
delay send money with order.
We make the following charges for packing ! Each package of one doy.cn bottles or ono
gallon jug , 250 extra over quoted prices.
IMPORTANT From now until the ist of February our out-of-town orders arc very nu
merous , and while we try to pack goods and ship promptly , we arc sometimes so crowded thaC
orders are delayed ; hence we advise customers who contemplate ordering from us to order a ,
few days ahead so goods will be sure to arrive when wanted. No attention paid to orders un
less money is remitted.
Los Angeles Wine , Liquor and Cigar Co.
1313 FARNAM STREET ,
OMAHA , NEB.