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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1893)
8 THE OMATtA PATLY BEE * Fill DAY , JANUARY 13. 1893. ARE ENJOYING THEIR VIS11 Delegates to the Danish Brotherhood Snproim Lo3gc Mingle Business aud Pleasure , INCREASING THEIR INSURANCE SCHEME AccliU-nt rnllry A ililnl f o tlic llrnt It nnil KM JlcnnfU rrntnrrii-Otligr ClintiRr * I'ro- il Soinn Sorlnl tlvrntn Who the Lender * Arc. The delegates attending the convention o the Danish Brotherhood arc being right roy ally entertained during their stny In Oinnlui Following their flrfit day's session 01 Wednesday they wore the quests of otio o the local lodges of the brotherhood It the evenings and last night a special tr.'th left the Union depot at 7HO ; , carrying then to Council ItlulTs , where a pleasant program prepared by one of the IHnfTs lodges for th | visitors' entertainment , was carried out. j band accompanied the party and the evening was most pleasantly spent , t Their lime In Omaha will bo passed will no little pleasure , us provision for the con fitant entertainment of the delegates is boini arranged. It Is probable the session wll p extend several days over Sunday , mid possl It. bly may occupy all of next week , as n gen rnl revision of the constitution and by-law is Under consideration , Promptness was not one of the feature of the session yesterday morning , as It wn considerably past the time set when 1'res1 dent Miller called the delegates to order. A nothing had been accomplished on Wedncs day evening relative to the cllnnglng of th by-laws , that was the llrst business of th morning session and everybody worked will n fervor that made amends for the rceen Bhortcomlng in the matter of being late Several unimportant changes were inado I the laws of the society. Orttliif ; Dunn to ItuMnrSH. One of the Important changes propose has reference to the insurance featur of the order which provides both deal nnd stele benefits for Its members. I'olieic nro Issued In the sums of § ! iOO and $1,000 , an the weekly sick benellts are jil per weel The proposition is to provide an acciden policy for the members. The faeo of th jxiliry will bear the same amounts as th Heath benefits. In case of total ( lisa bill t the member will receive one-half of the fac of. the WOO or * 1,000 policy , whichever th member carries. The changes suggested caused no little d < bate. It being Dually decided to add the ace dent provision to the insurance feature. Another proposition under consideratlo which was adopted was to llm : the ages of the insured bctwee ! 21 and 55 years , This met with considoraul opposition , as there are those who di nlred the minimum made less and the max jnutu ago'increased or brought down a fo' yaws. Beyond adopting the accident feature t the insurance plan , but little of consequent was accomplished at the afternoon scssloi A number of minor amendments to the h ; laws were taken up and acted upon. K radical'changes were made. It will rcqtiii most of today toconiileto ] the revision of tl by-laws. President Miller will probably a ] point his committees some time today. It Is the intention to hold a memori : meeting tonight at Washington hall. Eul pies will bo passed upon the lives of two d parted ofllccrs of the brotherhood , e Buprcmo President W. Wind , whoso deal occurred in Spokane , Wash. , about one yei ngo. and N. Helm , ex-supremo vice presldcn who died nearly two years ago. I'romlnrnt thn Among Delegates * President A. F. Miller -is a native of Do mark and came to this country twenty yea ngo , just as ho was reaching the ago of ma hood. Ho located in Oshkosh. Wi : nnd has made that city his home. There 1 worked at his trade as a carpenter fora nui bcr of years. At the present ho Is a si ccssful carpenter and builder , having : oflleo at 15 .loltn street. His name is coupl with many building enterprises of that cit nnd he has erected many of the finest strt lures in Oskosh. lie has ably handled t affairs of the brotherhood and is posscssi of considerable executive ability. 1 has slgnllled his intuition of not bclnp condldato for re-election. Great pressure being brought to bear to induce him to pi mlt his name to go before the convcntic nnd if ho consents he will bo chosen una : mously. The supreme vice president is C. Eehlcdson , whoso homo is Chicago. His residence dates in tl country since 18t. : At that time located in Omaha and remained hero foi number of years following the carpont trade. Ho removed to Chicago and is now contractor and builder in the World's fi city and doing a good business. Ho will elected treasurer of the brotherhood If ho consent ! ) . Ono of the delegates on the lloori of t convention who attracts a great deal of tcntion and is regarded as a leader Is J. Ilasmussen. Mr. Husmusscn is county clc of Winnobago county. Wis. , ofvh ] Oshkosh Is the county scat. In po ical faith ho is a democrat , and f < times ho Ins defeated a republican oppom although the republican party is largely the majority in that county. Mr , Unsnr son is ono of the best posted mciub of the order and his council u nil vice nro always sought. Ho an able debatot ; and is progress In his Ideas. Among the delegates there a decided feeling that in case Prcsldi Miller positively declines a re-election 3 Itasmussca is the coming man. Ha posses the ability , Is eesorvcdly popular and no I tcr selection could bo made. Slckhcadacho } llcecham's iMlls will Frcccolnff and Interior dceoratintr , , BKIW | and oHthnutos furnished. Ilet Lohinunn , 1508 lloutflas utreot. - i.VST : OK SOUTH Via the \ViilmHh ICoiitc , The Rhort line to St. Louis ami qui est route Houth. Only 117 hours to Hot Snrln H. Only J17 hours to Now Orleans. Only 118 } hours to Atlanta. Only 52 hours to .Taykuonvlllo. With coiTOHpomliny Taut time to jiolntB east anil south. Round t tlolcots to Hot Springs , Now Orleii I ako Oharlos , Galveston , San Antoi City of Moxioo , I s Aiifreles , San l-'r ci8cof Mobile , Jacksonville , Tampa , ] vana and all the wlntor resorts of eouth and west. Roclinhi ohalt * c Ireo to St. Louis , Toledo and Dotr I'lillnuin hulTot looping ears entrains trains , llagrgago checked from ho nml private residences to destlnati For tickets , Bleeping car accommodnt ! and further information call at Wab tleUot olllce , 1502 Fariuun htrcot , write , G. N. CLAYTON , _ Agent , Onmhi AS A MATTER OF PRECATTIK th n OommUalonorii' Kstliuutoa County Hxponm-a Wrrn I.IITKI' . F Tlio estimated expenses , as figured hy r county Iward recently , of rimnliiff Dju ; county during 'Oil , Is $0,000 less than it to Ueop the county going durln ? last y In speaking of the mutter CommUstc Stenberi ; s-.ilil the levy to bo undo in . would not bo as grout as was ( inured in approximate estimates , but ; was placed figures that would nduiit of nn emergi arising. Nebraska Central bonds had to taken Into consideration , for should company comply with I in agreements demand thu bonds to bo giyon , provision to bn made fur payniunt of tlo ) interest the bonds. If thu valuation of thucoi lucre-'isod Iho low would Iw much less t thi ! o.stliniUo. AltogretUer there docs no peiir to bo any reason to anticipate any t ! additional oxpcntit ) lu running the count ) H you have ptlua UaWitfsVltoh H eulvw will - ' . sui-oly t'uro you. 6r. Louis , Mo. , Jau , 13.Nows from ( V , ton , Ky. , nays that n mob took 13d. nnd Dick Monnnn , colorctl , nnd hanged them hy the tmlllnnlfl of n ling "Inff In front of the jiost- oflleo In broad daylight for the murder of r farmer a ftw dnys ngo. "As delicious has Cudnhy'a Uox llrand" I ; ft by-word among ladies in buying beef ox tnicts. Ask you grocer for "Hex. " IIAYDIN : uttos. Jniiiinrjr l.lnrn Sntn Nn\r On. Wo add 10 pieces oO inch wide all liner loom tlieo table linen al , 25c yard ; { pieces 01 Inch cream tlanmsk at 50c yard. This damask would ! o cheap al i5e. i5e.We are ofTorinR bargains In linen ? which you will not bo able to duplicate later on. SPECIAL FOR TOMORROW. 0,000 yards of striped and checked nainsook , mill remnants , In order ti clo o out quick at 2e } yd. Just think of It , white checked nniiv Book , only 2Jo vd. 10.K)0 ( ) yards of IWinehvldo twlllci Armenian K-r o at ui ! yard. Ilero is r chance for bargains. Mill remnant ! ) , 2 to 10-yard pieces only Go yard ; worth Ifie. 2 ciwo hookfold white checked iiniu nook at fie yard , just half price , fill pieces to eut from. lOo all wool red twilled flannel rcducct to'Joe yard , White shaker flannel " > o yard. Gray blankets reduced to One pair. Flannel skirt patterns reduced to 7f > < each. All colors in table , fcltno\v shades t < select from. Special bargain in ehcnilli table covers at 'J1.03 each. Now styles in outing flannels , oc , 8c lOe , 125e ami 15o per yard. HAYDKN BHOS. You ought to go to Exposition hall to night to hear Musin. fJOo buys a re bcrvcd seat. LOW KATi : KXCUIISIOX. To IloiDiton , Tnx. , nnd Itrtiirn. Tuesday , January 17th , 18)3 ! ) , my flftl special party will leave Omaha , bouni for Houston , Tex. The rules for the round trip , firs , will bo cheaper than you can bit ; of any railroad company , and I will giv you 11 f teen days to go in , fifteen days t come , and until June 1st. 18011 , to return For further information as to hind clitmuo. vest of living and all partiou lure as to purchase of your ticket , cal on or address H. G. Patterson , -12 Uamgo building , Omaha , Nob. Buy a reserved scat for 50c tonight ti hear the great Musin at Exposition hall ' o .1/.UJI'LAA'D'S MVltUKRCKS. Governor IJrown HIIIIK In IJIUfry for Com iniltllii ; tlio SnntCTicu of Tliroo loy.4. CuiiSTKiiTowx , Md. , Jan. 1'J. All last nigl : while heavy Hakes of snow fell thick nn fast , special policemen patrolled the towr fearing the visit of a lynching party. Bu the Indignant citizens did not storm the jai and the four negroes condemned to die tc morrow for the murder of Dr. J. P. Ilil passed a restless night in their colls. Th rumors of lynching had become so loud tht the unfortunate men heard them , nnd i consequcnco had little inclination to slee ] The removal of the other four men yestc : day morning through Governor Brown's ii terventioii made them more reflective an during the night they thumbed their bibli continuously. Incitement here and throughout tl county is at the highest pitch , and the dif cully of travel over the snowbound roads' ' regarded generally as the main factor : preventing the talkcd-of lynching last nigh The overwhelming sentiment throughoi the country was opposed to a commutatit of any of. the sentences , and just as strot as that opposition was , so strong is the fee Ing against Governor Brown , who wns hur In cftigy in Millington last night. Two colored preachers were with the co detuned men throughout the night , Tl negroes came to the iron-barred windows their cells and listened to the-loud and pi longed exhortations of the mlnlstcia. Tin only prayed and san ? , hour after hot : The murderers would fall upon their knee shout and yell in a tuneful way the disco nccted sentence of some hymn. The four men arc considered as hard n 1 of cases as ever breathed. Not ono par.tic of sympathy exists for them In the heart any Chestertonian. The posse commltati of twenty-live men went on ditty today , r lloving the forty special oflleers who we stationed around the jail last night. Sher Plmnmer says ho aocs nottintlclpato troub nevertheless ho deems it advisable to ltd up tl/o boldest possible front. An honest pill is the noblest work of t apothecary. DoWItt's Little Early Hlsc euro constipation , biliousness and sick he ; ucho. WANTS MORE TIME. Oinuha lirlilgo nnilTurmliml Company Tlu'lr Charter Kxtcmlml. n The extension of the eharterof a ' 'railwr street raihvivy , motor , wagon and pcdestri bridge over the Missouri fiver near Coui ; muffs nnd Omaha , " to' JuljM , 18S9 , the 1 introduced In congress hy Hepresentat Bryan , Is the effort to keep alive the char of the Omuha brldgo and Terminal com pa. . their present tlmo expiring lu July , of t year. THE BKK'S Washington diiipatcl containing the Information relative to 1 Introduction of the bill caused consldcru comment In railroad circles. In speaking of the extension asked for , ] John II , Webster of the company said ycsl day : "While wo expect to ho running trains o the bridge hy July 1 , to guard against po : bio contingencies I asked Mr. Uryan to troduco this bill.Vo will complete draw span and the pivotal pier before .lul ; and as this is the main spun of the hrld SMI feet Jont'i spanning the dcop oh nel of the river , wo fuel that ought to ho allowed to build the additlo piers , of which there are three , between ' . and high water each year , thus talcing th years to complete the structure. Of cou our false work will bo in use during all 1 tlmo and wo running trains over thu trei 11 work of piles now being put in on the braska side. IP "Tho piers are 'nearly 12T feet high am would b impossible to put them In within the ttmu spccllled ti the charter unless wo jfh till - unlimited capital at our disposal and w ll10 willing to spend f J for every $1 it will < ftf us if wo proceed slowly. it. ill Don't fall to hear the great violin , tonight. Hxpoaltlon hall. O 50o for rcsorvod neatl n > * * us mill I'uxiuugor Trains Collide MAY3VH.I.I ! , Ky. , Jan. 12 , News has h or received hero of a wreck at Dover this nn Ing. The west baund Maysvlllo/iccomo tlon train collided with a freight , and reported that the engineer , fireman and passengers on tlio acomodatlon were kll The railroad ofllcors are close mouthed particulars are meago. lie litijoynliln ICiiturUilniiirnt. as An excellent musical and literary cr ISt tnimucnt was given .Wednesday evening > r. the Unlvcrsalist chuivh , corner riliictee r.or anil Ixthrop streets , an audience well ill the church auditorium enjoying a splci ho program o ( cloven numbers. c , . Murderous ARVctlnn. bo HCTTE , Mont. , Jau. 12. At midnight L hu Mullen .shot and killed his mlstr ss ] nd nicdsoo. then made un unsuccessful atte aden to sulcUlo. Uoth tire colored , and joalt on Is the cause. Mullen U In custody. ity 9 i. ' Un htiuUi'ii liy un IJiii'iliiiuakc. UnUt JBrrEiiaoxvit.i.n , Ind. . Jan. 12 , A se ) Ut cartluptako shoclc wns felt hero at 8 o't last night. The shock rattled the doors windows and shook- houses , 1'ersons v Ing 0:1 : the streets felt the tremor. Constipation cured uy IJuvYltt'i 1C Hisi-rs. PIIIP n 11 P ATtinpiT HRt SALE , The Tire Insurance Sale of the Misfit Cloth ing Parlors , INSURANCE PEOPLE KNOW HOW TO'DO IT All Mm Stock.of the MUfH CluthliiR Store nt 130n rnrnum Street-Only Slightly \\'el ( lorn nt Awful Prices. It was only last Tuefdny that the In- Ruranec companies * took poBsosslon of the Mlsllt ulothinp ; parlorn and bo an to eoll it out to satisfy the claim of the propri etors. This is the stcck. it will bo remem bered , that was wet by w'ator from the lire in Uuley & Oo's. drug store , next , door. The llro spread from the medicine shop over to the second and third lloor.s of the Misfits and in consequence quence till the elothlnp on the llrst and basement floors became quite wot. It has been now almost two months Blticc the llro occurred mid the clothing has been thoroughly dried and pressed out , HO that now it is almost as good us ever. The Misfits and the insurance adjusters could not agree as to the damage - ago , HO the insurance companies have tlio stock to dispose of. That they are disposing of it is be yond question. The Misfit Clothing I'arlors in their palmy days never dreamed of selling so much clothing HH is now going out of 1U09. Price seems to cut but mighty little figure , the main object being .to turn the stock into money , bo it much""or little. The store is crowded all the time , but n , crow of cflleicnt clerks has been engaged for the occasion , and no ono can complain of lack of prompt attention. As a Ftimplo of the way the insurance people are running the sale it may not not bo amiss to state that suits that the Mislits sold for SHo.OO before the lire arc now being sold for $12.00 , and there' . ' nothing the mutter with their except that thev have been slightly wet , i-uO.OO suits are not $10.00 and $10.00 suitt are now $7.HO. For $ T.GO you can now got ono of the Misfit's $12.00 overcoats and $10.00 ant $12.00 is the priuo for overcoats that tin Mislifts sold for $20.00 and $2o.OO before the lire. All over the store such bargains pre vail and at the present rate the stool' will very soon bo disposed of. NEBRASKA'S FERTILE S.OIL. JJverj thing from Grass to Oil I'nliiting < ! row from tlio ( .round. "I used to think that 1 knew somcthiiif about the fertility of Nebraska soil , " said i prominent delefjhto to tlio Implement Dealer convention , "but I am convinced of late tha I have only seen the alphabet of the grea language in which nature talks to peopl who keep their eyes open for the productive ness of this marvelous young commonwealth "I used to have a sneaking sort of an idea , ' ho continued , "that the soil of this sttiti would produce good corn , wheat , oats am other cereals and a variety of vegetables am grasses , but when that was said ono hai gotten about to the end of the string. AVhei farmers began to raise sugar cane aud suga beets I was given another object lesson ii the natural resources of the state and began to sec that wo could produce severa things that I had not included in my list Uut 1 want to-toll you right now that I novc Yealb.ed until yesterday what a wonderfu soil the farmers of Nebraska are turnini over. I went up yesterday afternoon will other implement dealers to visit Mr. Liln lager's art gallery , and when I had lookei the whole splendid collection over I said to i neighbor of mine that all of those boautifi things hud been dug out of the farms ei Nebraska. "Mr. Linlngor made his money out of fan implements and the farmers who bought th implements made money out of the soil , s you sec the thousands of dollars rcpresimte in that splendid gallery came out of N < braska farms. I tell you there ain't anj thing worth having that can't bo dug out e Nebraska farms , and Iho best of it all i that they will bo just as good 100 years froi today as they are now , and I rattier suspct that they will bo better , for-then the me who owu them will begin to realize -whr they have , aud farming will have becoir one of the exact sciences compared with tl present nap-hazard plan. " The most astonishing results in healii wounds have been shown by Salvation Oil. If you will call at our now store v will present you with a copy of a beaut ful piece of music. Ford & Clmrlto 1508 Dodge. Hear OvidoMusin for 50 cents. Ft day evening Exposition hall. Reserve seats. Souvi-nlr Coin Holders. Wo have just received a lot of holdo for souvenir coins. Send in your ordoi $4.50 a doxon or 50c each. E. A. Dayton & Co , Wholesale jewelers , loth and Howar : | HE DID STRANGE THINGS. o , o John Murphy Arcusoil of n Sorlous OIVon by MI-H. Mary Ilclntz. A warrant was issued yesterday for an ( saloonkeeper named John Murphy on charge of criminal assault. The complainant is a Mrs. Mary Hein who with two children anil her husband 11 at Twentieth street and Popplcton avcnt According to Iho story told by Mrs. Hein the alleged attempt was made by Murphy her homo , his designs being frustrated , s claims , by the threatening attitude ol steve poker which she seized. Tlio accused owns the Ilolnt/ domicile ail iu Is used to keep a saloon adjoining , The 10 sault Is said to have occurred a week r 10o o- last Monday. Helntz , pero , is employed . . an "ico gang" al Cut-Off hiko. ill Although many remedies are pushed ii tlio market by spicy advertisements , J Bull's Uough Syrup still takes the lead. The following mat-Hugo licenses w Issued by County Judge Eller yesterday : Name nnd address. A j Krank Kvostkit , Omaha I Mary TvaroiuuU , Oumlm . , . - , j llenilol ; I'U'.sseiibiirtf , Uinalm I Jcnnlo Kossncr , Unialia i llyrnn 1) ) . Angel , Oumlm. . ill ( Margaret U. Itoduors , Omuha l- lis ' is Ignorance of the merits o'f Do Witt's LU iix Early Klscrs Is u misfortune. Thesu ill d. pills regulate the liver , cure headache , t : ltd ' , bad breath , constipation and bilk ucss. Tlioy Would Stciil. 31'- Mlko Conzer and Peter Grunip , proprlel 31'at of a small blacksmith shop at Shceloy's th tlon , are enjoying the felicities hidden UK lid confinement In itho city jail ns the result of being detected iih thy iwsscsslou of n lot of blacksmith's toola which were stolen from a shop nt Sixteenth and Vlnton streets some tlmo ngo. Detartlvo Vlzznnl visited their shop yesterday iln company with a search warrant , nnd ns the proprietors were absent ho pried open thtvfloor with a crowbar. Uo then visited their residences , which were close by , nnd firnnd the stolen property , to tlio value of nbottt $00 , stowed away In the cellars nnd under the beds. About that tlmo the men returned nnd were placed under arrest. They vrllllio charged with burglary. Toiliijr Hood's Sarsnparllla stands at the head In the medicine world , admired In prosperity and envied in merit by thousand1) of would- bo competitors. It has a larger sale than any other medicine. Success could not bowen won -without positive merit. Hood's Pills euro constipation by restoring the peristaltic action of the alimentary canal. They are the best family cathartic. Heal estate. Bargains only. My word Is good. VV. G. Albright. 521-2-U N. Y. Life bldg. MUSIN CONCERT. Kiijoynirnt rminlvil tlio Mmlo l.oxrrn of Oiniitiii This livening. The music loving public will bo treated to an evening of genuine enjoyment tonight , when Ovido Musin and his excellent com pany will appear nt Exposition hall. Mr. Musln's fame as a violin virtuoso Is world wide , aud his performances rank among the best Interpretations of the works of the great composers. Ho has that faculty only possessed by the great masters of the violin of making the Instrument echo nearly every phase of human emotion , and no ono who ad mires that greatest of instruments should miss the opportunity to hear Ovido Musin. The balance of the company is composed of vocalists of well known merit , together with Mr. Kduard Scharf , a pianist whoso performances have been most favorably re ceived in other cities. The prima donna of the company is Mrs. Annlo Louise Tniuter- Musin , who has been called "Tho American Nightingale. " Mrs. Musin has a voice of phenomenal compass , ranging from G below the staff to O above high O and pure and sweet in all its registers. She will sing in three numbers. The company also includes Pier Pclnsco , basso , and Inez Parmalcr , mezzo soprano. Miss Parma tcr is said to nave fnw superiors as a ballad simter and Mr. Dclnsco is a basso of International 'reputation ' , having sung in the leading opera companies of this country and Europe. The program for tonight is : I'araphruso on Verdi's Hlgolutto . Liszt Kdimrd b'cliarf. Vulcan's song . Gounod 1'li-r Delusco. From OutThlnn Kyos . ! ' . Hies I 1'imimtcr. . Caprlco Xo. 3 , on Scotch Airs ( new ) . Musin Ovido Musin. Grand Waltz . Ardltl Annlo Loiilsu Taiincr-Muslii , Duet for IHC/7.O soprano and bas o..ltublnstcln Inoz 1'artnittor ami 1'lur DelaM-o. Hungarian March . KowaKkl Kduard i-rlmrf. Ave Maria , forsoprano ami violin obll- gate . Schuburt Annlo l.oulso Tiiimer-Musin and Ovido Musin. The Mighty Deep . Judo Tier Delacdo. Poll for violin . j n. "KvciilniStar"frumTunnhiiiisur.nmicr I b. Mazurka . Misln | Ovido Musln. Trio for sprano , mezzo soprano and basso . Xormnn n Annlu Louise Tanncr-Musln , Inez 1'ar- . mater and 1'ler Dela-oo. You don't want a torpid liver ; you iton't want a bad complexion , you 'don't want a bad breath ; you don't want a headache. Then use Do Witt's Llttlo Early Risers , the famous little pills. AH charitably inclined ladies and gen tlemen who have east oil' clothing that they have no use fon.will confer a favor upon the sick poor at St. Josephs hos pital , of which there are many , by send ing the same to the above hospital or by notifying by postal card , telephone or letter , when they will bo promptly called for. MUST SHOW CAUSE. Judge nilcr'B Decision In the Contested Coin- inlssloner lit | > Case. Countj' Commissioner Williams scored the first and an exceedingly important point i yesterday in the effort being made to oust him by William Olmstead , Judge Ellcr yes terday decided that unlcso the contestant could show fraud by competent witnesses he would refuse to order a recount of the ballots. On Wednesday Olmstead alleged there bad been fraud , misconduct and partialltj upon the part of the otllccrs of election it Valley , Elkhorn and East Omaha products and that votes cast for him v.-cro counted foi Williams , and that a recount was necessary Ho offered no testimony upon the point am : the court took the matter under considera tion , yesterday handing down the dccislot above. Judge Ellcr said that ho had made i careful study of all the authorities treatinf upon the subject and that the ballots couli not bo introduced until the oral tcstinion ; I was in. If at that timolt was apparent thu there had been fraud perpetrated the ballot : could bo considered , but it was not the in tcntion of the law to have the ballots re counted aud then build up a case from whir they might disclose. If that was good law the court would bo in a constant turmoil , a every defeated candidate would bo rushin ; into court to demand u re-count of the vet cast nt every election. Attorney Mahono.v , representing Olmstead replied that the ruling was altogether uuoj peeled , and asked leave to lilo an amende petition nnd secure witnesses , This was ol jected to by Mr. Williams' attorney and th court ruled against granting the requcs The case now goes over until February I when it will be again called up at 2 p. in. "When pain and anguish wring the brow A ministering angel thou" Hromo-SuHzc : Don't forgot Musin Friday night. E : position hull. You can got a splundt scat for 50 cents. See the celebrated Sohinor piano i a Ford & Olmrlton Music Co. , luOS Dodg ] < ; < l\vnrd Orell ) 'r oii' Fiinonil. City Marshal Grclborsou of Win terse In. , father of Edward ( irniburson , the su cldo and would-bo slayer of his mistress , a rived hero yesterday and was present at h son's interment , which took place at Fore I awii during tlm'afternoon. ' Young Grleborson had many warm frlem in Iowa and was well connected , and h desperate actions of Sunday morning we In the nature. oT n great shock to all. Tl woman , whoso tnlukness of skull doubtlc saved her life , is BO far recovered as to be ; but a few scars of her terrible experience. Ton 'luyn * I'le.ituro For very little money besides a pc 17 sonal knowledge of that romarkab state Texas. A special party of bus lo nebs men from Omaha and-vicinity lo Gulveston and-other points in Texas at 'S- return , will leave Omaha Sunday eve IS- ing , January If ) . 180'J. Don't ' miss til opportunity. Tickets for the trip ci only bo obtained from F. F.VUlian : rs room f > : i2 , First National Bank buildln rsa who will furnish full particulars upi ate application. e k 4 TUe only I'ure Cream of Tartar Powder. No Ammonia ; No Alum 0ied in Millhas of Homes40 Years the Standard. Mr. Howells at His Best "The brightest and most sparkling story that has yet | | come from Howells' pen. It is Howells his " at very best , 1 says a Iiterary critic of the novelist's new story of Amer- lean girl-life , entitled Now running in THE LADIES' HOME JOURNAL. Second installment in January number. Ten 4 . , , , . * J -HUT * | { ( * > cents on all news-stands. Send One Dollar for One Year to 'The Curtis Publishing Company , Philadelphia Entire Clothing Stock damaged by water and smoke must be sold at of actual former value. B.EMEMBEK , THE P&ACE Open from 0 n. in. to 10 p. in. KENNEDY'S CAUTION. KENNEDY'S Are NKVKIl Sola IN 1IU1.K , ONLY IN BO1TLES WITH T11ADE MAHKLAIiELS COMl'OU.MJ Of PURECODLIVEROIL WITH PHOSPHATES. Invalids need no longer dread to take that great spec ! lie for consumption , Cod-LiverOil and Phosphates. As prepared hy Dr. Wilbor's , it is robbed ol the nau seating taste , and aiso embodies a preparation of the phosphates , giving nature the very article re quired to aid the healing quali ties of the oil , and to re-create where disease has destroyed. Thisa rticle also forms a remark able tonic , and will cause weak and debilitated persons to become strong and robust , Dr. Wilbor's Hmulsion should be kept in every family for instant use on the iirst appearance of coughs or irrita- ion of the lungs. Manufactured only by A. B , WILBORk Chemist , Boston , It cures consumption , coughs , colds , bronchitis , debility , wasting diseases , asthma , influ enza , scrofulous humors , pneu- monia. Sold by all druggists , DR. McGREW THE OPECIALIBT. IB untnrpasMnl In Ilio treatment 01 ml PRIVATE DISEASES and nil Weakness iirii nnd Dliorden of Men 18 5 cunt experience ! . Write for clroulari aud question list free. 14tbnnd r'nrnani BU. , Omaha , heb. RUBE RYE- la remarkable among whlsUtas for Its Purity , Rich Quality , Smoothnoas and Delicious Bouquet. Sold only at High-clans Drinking Places and Drug Stores. If you Dealer does not keep it io stocky Write tg DALtEMAND & CO. . CHICAGO * m TT UT > I U PERMANENTLY CURED O1 HO PAT WE KKFER VOlTO 2 00 IVl'IENYS , Finaiicial llcfcrcocc : Nat' ! Ilaok of Commerce , Omsk - No DKTKNTION from business. No Operation. InviiHlliiiuofiur Aiothod. Written Riiiiruntoo toabio- UIirTDHKof liotlitcxoi.vrltb * lutoiy Uuninll kliKlHiif nut tfio use of unltu ur byrliiiu ) , uo n.attur . of hem loot EXAMINATION PBEB. The 0. E. MILLER COMPANY , 307-300 II , Y. LIFE BLDO. , OMAHA , Nil , fnrOlroulnr. REMOVAL SALE. VAN COTT JEWELRY COMPANY , l-'of Thli-tv Days only wa will olfar our o-itlra 8tof ! of Dhiim Ii ami Christmas Jewelry and Silvorw.iro tit \ n thvi mmiM wlurar * Jit- Fourteenth and Farnam Streets- Will more Jan. 1 , to N , VT. Uor. ICtli and Karuum , U\VE3 1'OK 8 VI. " .
