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TIIH OMAHA DAILY MV'IVUnAY. ,1ASTARY ! II , 18IW ,
THOUSANDS BURN TO DEATH
Frightful Loss of Llfo Entailed During n
Bald on a Town in Ohina.
DASTARDLY DEEDS OF CHINESE ROBBERS
They Altnck n VlltnRo ntul Not I'lro tit tlio
Templet In Wlilrli tlir > IVnple Took
ltriiR Awful Itosiillii of
Their Worlc.
Nr.w YOIIK , Jan. 13. A local paper baa the
following from San Francisco : A Canton
correspondent sends this account of n tor-
rlblo disaster in n country town about llfty
miles from Canton , on tho'JOthof last month ,
which resulted in tlm loss of 2/XW lives : A
band of robbers tnadn a raid on the village of
Knm LI. In the Khnntfmi district. They llrst
levied n trlbuto of several thousand taels
on the priests of the temple , who were cele
brating n holiday with n dramatic en
tertainment under a bis shed temporarily
erected In front of the temple. The
angry robbers applied the torch to this
shed and the ponplo In n panic rushed into
the temple for refuse. The main cntranco
of the temple cmiuht 11 ro from the Ilerc'o
heat of ihu burning shed , ami over J.CiOU
men , women and children were burned ,
smothered or trampled under foot. Most of.
the deaths are supposed to have been caused
by suffocation , as a stiff wind drove the
Binoko into tlm temple. At tne time of writIng -
Ing the roll of mlsshiK numbered l.fHU , and
many of these wuro burned beyond recogni
tion.
UUIAT : III.A/I : .
One Hundred mill Twenty ( ilrN 1,010 Their
Lives In a Mill Tire In .Jnpitii.
SAX KiiAXfisco , Cal. , .Tan. 1 ! ) . Japanese
advices state that a spinning mill at Osak.
Japan , burned December " 0 with a loss of
120 lives. Most of the victims \vcro .vounp
girls , Two mills and two houses In the vi
cinity of the mill caught lire from sparks and
were destroyed.
llmr It llcruine I'opuhtr.
When people find an article much superior
to anything of the kind they ha\o ever be
fore used , tlmy are almost sure to loll their
friends about it , and especially If they know
of Homo friends needing such an article.
Dealers also soon learn the true value of
their goods , and when they have an article
of unusual merit they will almost , Invariably
mention the fact to their customers. Tills
accounts in a great measure for the large
Halo on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Hero
Is an Instance : W. Ij. Nccdham , a prominent ,
citizen and business man of Orrshurg. Mo. ,
ban been selling Chamberlain's Cough
Hemcdy for several years and recommends
it to his customers , because In his experiences
It has proven to be the best for colds , croup
and whooping cough. Ho says it Is the most
popular mcdiclnu that ho handles , and gives
the best satisfaction. 00 cent bottles for
sato by druggists.
Men's pi null iapa : , 75o mid 81,0(1. (
llAYDEN 15U03.
Frescoing and Interior < lceorsitiii < r. do-
Blfji'S ' and estiinatoH furnished. Henry
Lchimum , l.'iUS Douglas htrcot.
To llnllilcrs , Conlr.ictorH , C.irponleri , Ktc ,
NAILS
cod , 50d , Jed , MI , uod , ma , J2d , ion , sa. cd.
Id , 1 cunt per pound. Shelf and bnilderd
Iwt'dwuro at ( niTudpondiiigly low price.
Got out1 llyuren.
llAYDEN BROS.
s
Now pianos for rent , ford & Churl-
ton Co.j 1508 Dndfjc. " " "
HE'LL ' NOT GO THERE ANYMORE.
Ilquu Kratrlco Attorney Saw tlio Sllit | < i'
wltli a Tough Crowd.
Frank Adams returned to his room in a
lodging hnu&o late Thursday night and foiuiU
n Woman'whom ho 'claims as hs ! wife , to
gether with , T. M. Johnson , U. K. Kldley and
Jennie McGuire coiuluctlng themselves in iv
manner not according to the code of morality
and decency.
The party was having a "high lonesome"
when Adams appeared , and ho proceeded to
disperse the crowd by giving Johnson n ter
rible beating over the head with a beer bottle
tle , cutting a deep gash in his scalp and
nearly severing the right car. The noise at
tracted an ofllcer and the crowd was ar
rested. They all pleaded not guilty to the
charges preferred yesterday andn continuance -
anco was granted.
The "Johnson" is
man an attorney from
Beatrice who , after his arrival In Omaha ,
fell by the wayside , and will remember bl3
experience in a bljj < il ; for some time. After
bedtg beaten almost into insensibility John-
sou camonear losing his overcoat , Adams at-
tcmntlng ID steal it , but thcpolicc "dropped' '
and the ulster was saved.
Worltl\VIlu Itrptiliillnn ,
Council lilitfs. In. . A'oiijxirfft.
Chamberlain MutUcino Co. of Dos Mollies
is tin Iowa manufacturing Institution tincl
one in which the residents of the state loolc
utoti | with ] ) rido. Chamberlain's C.'outli
Hemetly has beconio national in reputation
and is loiiHvii In nearly every household. In
the statt ) and throughout the prcnt west. Its
merits arc becoming established In all parts
of America.
Moil's wool caps , lioe und .r > Cc. ,
llAYUKN URC.S.
Sco the colubnitcd Soliiuor piano at
Ford & Churlton Music Co. , 1503 Uoil o.
Real estate.
Uarjfiilns only.
My word is { rood.
\V. ( ! . Albright.
CHI3 N. Y , Life bids.
Men's Fedora , latest shape , Sl.fiO.
IlAYDUN liUOS.
Noiwnlr Cola llnlilrrx.
Wo have just received a lot of lioldw.s-
fpr j-ouvonir coinx. Send in your orders.
$4.50 a do/on or . " > ( le eaeh.
E. A. Dayton & Co ,
Wholesale Jewelers , 15th and Howard.
Boys' winter eapa , lOc , Iflc , 2T e , ote.
IlAYUKN 131K3S.
.MuiDlnliMl Another Adinlnlalrntnr.
By oiiler of the probate court , I'oter Connolly
nelly was yesterday removed as administra
tor of the estate of Michael Lanln , who at
his death six years ago left property valued
at $10XX ( ) . Cadet Taylor was appointed.
Connelly has repeatedly failed to report the
condition of affairs though ordered to du so
by the court. _
Pllo.s of people nave piles , hut DoV.'itt s
Witch Hazel salvo will euro their.
llfiir.v < - ' . Criiiiili
Henry C. Crumb , for sover.il years a resi
dent of Omaha , died Thursday at Harvard ,
111. , from winter cholera. The interment
will take place at Harvard tomorrow.
Crumb was at one time cleric in the customs
Inspector's office here.
If you hnvo piles DeWllt's Witch Hn.vl
eah'u will aurel.v euro jou.
IIAVIir.N HltOM.
I'orrril Mimlln IJnilrnvritr .1nli > fur Nnturilnjr.
100 ilo/.nn ladlifi1 nltflit Kownn , divided
Into ! l lotn , fiOo , 7'K- and Dft-i special vahlo.
1 lot of gGiittt'unmcrM lialnind SpanlHh
mixed wool shll'ln nntl drawers , worth
9ic * eaeh , reduced to fldc ,
r 0e nhlrlH nnil draworx reduced to 2"o.
1 lot of yontM1 jersey knit ovorshlrtH
atlk cord In front , worth OSe , reduced to
Ittc.
Ittc.Gents'
Gents' natural wool ) hose , worth ILJc ,
now ! " > < ! .
100 do7.cn ladies' nurwlng corbels ,
broken Hl/ofl. worth $1.UT . reduced tofiOo.
1 lot of ladles' corset * , II. & S. , worth
$1.00 , reduced to50p.
Ladles' line black jersey riblwd wool
tlfrhlfl , worth S1.7."i. reduced to USe.
I case of clilldran's wool hose , lee pet1
pair.Ladles'
Ladles' 5-hook Vincent kid glove * .
$1.00 per pair.
100 do/.en gents' Blaekstono unlann-
dered shirts , New York mills muslin ,
double back and front , only uOu each ,
the best Hhirt made today foi- the money.
WOO pair child's llcocp lined , buckle
urtlcs , worth 75c. KH at U'c a pair.
5.520 pairs men's heavy , rolled cdjjo
rubber overs for felt boots or Gorman
socks , worth $1.00. yo at U5o a pair.
1M0 ( ! pairs ladies' black lloeco lined low
overshoes , worth $1.00 , f o at 'le ! ! a pair.
IS imlrs men's black lleccu lined low
( nvrshoes , worth $1.00 , go at10e a pair.
One ra o of ladles' natural gray and
camel's hair underwear only 50e , worth
75c.
500 2i-Inch ( Mitcon umbrellas , fancy
handlm. only 5 e eaeh , worth $1.00.
GKKAT FISH SALE AT IIAYDHNS' .
In mackerel wo have the Norway
blnatur for lOe per pound ; Black Island
macki-rel , 12Je ; the llneht French macic-
efel , li'ic ) ) er jiound ; eight nice Holland
herrings for 25c ; the linest Norway her-
riiifTHi ix for li'ic.
George's bank codtish , the finest , 15o
per pound.
Acinu brick codfish , " pounds for luo.
Blackwood boneless sturgeon , the very
best , 17jt , ' per pound.
Hound shore smoked white Ilsh , loc.
( 'hickcn ' halibut , l.'ie.
'J'ho finest Columbia rivoi1 salmon ,
12 } ( ! per pound.
White lisli , lOc and 12c per pound.
Come here for smoked meats and ham.
The linest cured bologna , Gu.
Head j.'booso , 5c.
Liver s-au-age , Co.
Tripe , 5e ,
Tigs feet , 5c. ,
Sugar cin-od bacon , 12c.
California sugar cured hams , lie.
Pressed corned beef , 7 jo per pound.
In butter wo arc the leaders.
Country butter. Me , lUe , ISc , and 20e.
Creamery , 22e , 2-lc. and 20e.
Always fresh from Nebraska dairies
and creameries.
AVe have always on hand a full line of
domestic and imported chee.se.
Wis-eoii.-iti full cream , Sc , lOc ,
and lllic : eastern process pure- cream
cheo.e , 1 Ic and lUc ; brick , 12Jc , "Mo and
10V : Limburger , 12o and 15c.
Mince meat 7 c per pound.
Apple butter , 7jc per pound.
Russian caviar , 2e ! ) per can.
Hamburger eels , 2. " > c. per can.
2-pouml can corned beef , 15e.
Kemomboi' it will pay you to buy
everything you want hero , everything
guaranteed or money refunded.
HAYDEN BROS. , '
Promoters of homo industry.
To Hultdoi-H , Conlrnetorx , Curpcnter , IHc.
NAILS
OOd. 50d10d , 'lOd , 20d , ICd , 12d , I0d , 8d ,
( idId , I cent per pound. Shelf and
builders hardware at .correspondingly
low price. Gcjt our figure's.
IIAYDEN BROS.
io\v KATI ; i\cuitsiox. :
To IioiiHlon , Ti > v. , inul Keturn.
Tuesday , Januarv 17th , 1SOI5 , my fifth
special party will leave Omaha , 'bound
for Houston , Tex ,
The rates for the round trip , first
class , will bo cheaper than you can buy
of any railroad company , and I will give
you fifteen days to go in , fifteen days to
come , and until Juno 1&1,1S9I1 , to return.
For further information as to land ,
climate , cost of living and all particu
lars as to purchase of your ticket , call
on 01- address U. C. Patterson , 425
Hamge building , Omaha , Nob.
To lJulldcrrt , Contnirtors , Carpentrm , IClc.
NAILS
OOd , 50d. -lOd-.10(1 , 20d , JOd , 12d. JOd , Sd ,
lidId , I cent per pound. Shelf and
builders hardware at correspondingly
low prices. Get our figures.
HAVDEN BROS
lm > l < Out for Cold AVcatlicn
But ride inside of the electric lighted
and hteam heated vcstibuled apartment
trains of the Chicago. Milwaukee & St.
Paul railway and you will bo as warm ,
comfortable and cheerful as iiryom- own
library or boudoir. To travel between
Chicago and Omaha in these * luxuriously
appointed trains is a supreme satisfac
tion : and , as the somewhat ancient ad
vertisement used to read , ' "for further
particulars r-e-o small bills. " Small bills
( and largo ones , too ) will bo accepted
for passage and sleeping car ticketa at
1501 Faruam street.
To Ilullilcrsj ( Joiitniotms , C : rjcntcrs , Ktc.
NAILS
00.1 . , fiOd , 'I0d , 30cl , 20d , 10(1 , 12d , 10(1. 8d ,
( idid , 1 cent potpound. . Shelf and
builders hardware at correspondingly
low prices , ( jot our figures.
IIAYDEN BROS.
District Court ( 'UM-S.
Charles Matthews yesterday brought suit
against the Chicago , Hock Island ( s Pacille
Hailroad company to recover the sum of
$ , ( , * claimed duo on a contract. Matthews
lost a foot by being run over by one of the de
fendant's engines in TM and claims ho was of
fered $1,000 and a life job ns a flagman in set
tlement. The company , ho alleges , failed to
carry out its mir'ccmcnl.
David Hobncr i.t suing for a dlvorco from
tils wife Abbey , whom ho charges with hav
ing eloped some two years ago.
It Tool < TnmlilH , lint lie lie. I It.
About two or three months ago I pur-
chascd from you a bottle of Chamberlain's
Cough llcinedy , put up In DCS Molnes Ja.
Such good results wore obtained from Its
iwo that 1 C'lc'cbr. ' SUM and ask > ou to send
mo two. bottles by express. . ! . A. Kcrivcn ,
IS Ii liilli streut , Now York Uitv. To H. H.
Uine , druggist , l'cetslill ! : , N. V. Mr.
Striven li : president of one nf the largest
shirt factories la Novv York und widely
known in business rlivles. V.'hea l-oubleil
with a cold , give this remedy a trial , like
Mr. SvTl\en , you will want It when again In
nncd of such n medicine. 50 cent bottles for
sale by druggists.
If you vill call at our now store wo
\\lll present you with iv copy of a , beauti
ful ] ) lpi'e of music. Ford Si Charlton ,
1 Judge. v
The only i'ure Crcmr. ofTailir l'ovrU rNo Anrionia ; Ko Alum
iu MUU ns of Homes 40 Years the Standard *
NEVERJAILED !
Gen. Hamilton , Schol
ar and Soldier.
Is a Grandson o ! tlie
Alexander Hamilton.
Proud Record In the War tor
the Union , "
Now Living and Writine ; at
Tarrytown , N. Y. '
The Author of "Cromwell" is
Strong and Active.
MaJ. Gen. Aloxiinilor Hninittoti , the friend
of Uncoil ! aml-tirnnt , is living in well earned
rotlrcmuiTTnt Tim'.vtown-oii-Hutlson.
Proud of Ills fniull.v. for ho is the jrranilson
of thepront patriotwhose11,11111 ? hiboar1 * , and
proud of his war record , for lie was a liphtlnp
artlllci'.volllriMMind was wounded at the front ,
he was always iwpnlar with the ffovernment
\Vashliintnn. . It lias been well said that
his clear sense of duty was never knot to
fall him.
Gen. Hamilton was educated at Columbia
college , and r.lso studied for a while under
Captain Klntcsley at West Point. At an early
t\xc \ ho was left the care of his family estate
in Now York city. At the breaking out of
the war , ho was actively employed In orjjan-
'tfTTiiwiJv * .
m . fl
mmmW
GKN. HAMILTON AT 45.
Izltip and forwardliifr troops to the front. In
May , 1S01. Gon. Scott usslgnod him to duty at
Arlington House , Va , In October of that year ,
after vigorous service in various fields , hav
ing recruited several brigades of volunteers
in Now York eityho was appointed Brigadier-
Ceneral of Volunteers by thu President , at
Cen. ! Scott's miucst , nnd was ordered to a
command in the regular artillery. He was
appointed MaJ. General at Falmoiith. Va. . by
the President , in 1SGII , having served contin
ually until that time , and was thereafter in
special service until the close of the war. He
was 0110 of the guards of honor to Lincoln's
ramnins.
Since the eloso of the war. although he has
alwaysbccn interested in Grand Army affairs ,
and Is a Past Commander of Post 18'J , De
partment of Now York , ho has devoted much
of his tlmo to church and literary work. A
volume of his dramas and poems was pub
lished In 1SST and attracted great attention in
literary circles. Of these , "Cromwell , " is the
GEN HAMILTON IN 18'.Ki.
most famous. "A noble work , " to quote the
ttoston Traveler , "and nobly written and
planned. "
Of his tragedy "Thomas A'Beekett , " the
able reviewer of the New York Herald says :
"Tho nature of the subject , and the clmsto
and beautiful manner in which it is present
ed , commend It to favor with all who appre
ciate artistic literature of this description. "
And it ir , certainly one of the best dramatic
productions of American origin.
Gcu. Hamilton Is a gentleman of fine schol
arly Instincts , n patriot of the old school , and
lits recent recommendation of Paino's celery
compound , the remedy that makes people
well , is as frank and to the point as any ac
tion of his llfo. Writing an unsolicited letter
from Tarrytown to the AVells & Hichardson
Co. , he says :
"Paincs celery compound has been a bless
ing to my faintly. It relieved Mrs. Hamilton ,
who , after suffering from a severe attack of
the grip , suffered from excessive nervousness
and great prostration. And our daughter of
10. who also suffered fron tlio grip and mcas-
Ifs , Was cured by this remedy in the same
inannor.
' I have a dear friend who was kicked in
the abdomen hy u horse and was almost help
less. Excessive nervousness ensued and the
physicians ascribed it to the injury. Ho is
now , after using two .bottles of Puinu's celery
compound , able to travel In the city end take
long rides and attend to his business on the
farm.
"I have , for many years , fuffered from
wounds roceivcn during the late war , there
being one over my loft lung and heart , and
have carried round a musket ball for twenty
yeara. Hut after using Pulno's celery com
pound for the past year or two , I am vigor
ous and well , and free from the great ner
vousness and hemorrhage from which I suf
fered ns the effect of the ball over my heart.
"My family would not ho without Paino's
celery compoud In the house. It builds up
the system , and Is the best medicine that wo
over used. "
May Hit Amicably Srttlml.
The trouble between the machinists and
the firm of D.ivls & Cowglll Is likely to bo
amicably adjusted before .Monday and the
men return to work.
The trouble was caused by the Intro
duction into the shop of a cheek clock , the
men refusing to work as soon as the ma-
ohlno had been put in. Mr. R. P. Davis of
the linn said yesterday that the clock had
bevi put In only as an exiierlment , and said
in answer to a question that there is no
reason why the men could or should nut re
turn to their employment ,
An honest pill is the noblest work of the
apothecary. DoWltt's Little Early Risers
cure constipation , biliousness and sick head-
ucliu ,
AMUftUMBNTa
BOYD S UA8T
THMIER TIMES.
TODAY ( SATURDAY ) JAN. 14.
I nit Two l ctforMinncti of
A TRIP
TO CHINATOWN
Matinee This Aft. at 2:3O.
'rlcrs-riMt lloor. SOouuclTJo : balcony. S5J
This Evening at 8.
-I'lrst lloor.WK ? , ; : .u und Jt.OUj balcony.
WMinid 7.c.
' *
FARNAMSt , THEATER "ffift
Like Home nil lloniH lead tu the Mouseof ; .Success ,
\VM. A. BRADY'S '
See the Ulver of Real Watsr.
Wednesday and Saturday
FflRfMSf , THEATER. TO $
l.lkp Home , nil roidi Ic.vl to the lioni * of nuci'css
j MKlitiOioKlmiliii ; Sunday XlRlit , Jan. in.
MARK" Tlic I.Rtcsl opprntlo lrl li Coinrdjr , "
MURPHY
' '
COMEDIANS A XI ) O'DOWD'S NEIGHBORS
MATINKK WKIINr.SDAY.
j NEW i
THEATRE I Sunt foritcts.
Siiiiifii\ , % . \ / iiii7'iu's - lnn I1" If ! | 7 10
i/ii.v inul UVtfncsilnr. < l 11- ' " < | Mi I/ . '
TUB MSTlNdl 1SIIKI ) IK1S11 UOMKDIAN. Mil.
4 }
supported hy nfljSg Belle Melville
anil n carefully selected conipany , In thono plays.
Sunday and Monday ,
The urcnt.'st of all Irish Dramnii.
KERRY GOW
Tuesday and Wednesday ,
.Mr. .Murphy will appear In the Kri'at companion
( I rum M , to "Kerry ( , o\v , ' hv same author , cntltleil ,
SHATTN RHUE
Peats arc now on iitlo ut tlio folliwJns
prices : l-'lrit lloor. fi'lo , Jic an I Jl ; b.tlcotiy ,
, iUc nnd " . " > . : sallory. Jja.
WONDERLAND
and BIJOU THEATRE.
ALL THIS WEEK.
THE GOLDEN GIANT
" " "
" "
ANn Tm. :
Novelty Transatlantic Co.
LESS THAN POPULAR PRICES.
Catarrh !
Is Insidious ,
.Manes ll.id lllood Poor Hoaltb Misery
Says the Very Foundation t f Life.
Specific Oxygen destroys tlio C'atiirrh
Conns In the bond , make1 * the blood hrlgntand
imrn jtivo ? e3t to thu vltnl forces In brief ,
iniikoa you now : IKHII ! , I'o ds , Coughs , Ilron-
chltls , Ileuducho ylcln as If by matc.
"Oxygen Book" and 4 Trys Free.
SPE01F3S OKYaEN GO , ,
Suite 51O Shcoly BldK , Oiiinha.
DR. it. W. BAILEY
With-
oirt-Ptim btha
Latest Invou-
tlon.
Tooth Extracted Without Pain or
Danger.
' A Full Scl of Tcctli on llubtor for $5. $ ] ) .
Perfect ( It guaranteed. Tooth oxtractid la tha
morning. Row ones lujortocl la thu uv.jntru u. uainj
any.
any.h'co specimens of licmcvablo llrUtza.
too | ieclmcns of Flexible Klajtlj I'UU
Alt work warranted ni rcproionteJ.
Office Third Floor Paxton BlooX ,
Telephone 1U3S , llitli and Kuril. rn Sti.
Take elevator or ulalrway from lliUi St. ontriiio ) .
STRENGTH , VITALITY , MANHOOD
\V. II.l'AICKKIC , JM.J ) . , > < ) . ! ISUIIlncllBt. ,
BOSTON , MA'JS.fAfcmntiilllnij phijtlclan of the
1'KAUODV AtliUIOATj INftTlTUTU.towhom
was nwarditl the aoi.n HKDAI , by the NATIONAL
MEDICAI , An'ociATioNfortholMlIXIi ; KSSAYon
Xthauited Vitality , AtrophyIftrrouand I'fiyilcnl
J > tbllltynnt\ Dlitatts anil IIVriA-ir t of Man ,
nlinfO " 10 young , the mMtllt-agetl and olil.
Ill nrX Conmiltatloa ( n pcrBon or by letter.
UUIIUU I'roKpcctim , with testimonials , FHKK.
Lnrgo hook , SC1KNCK OF I.IFK , OK SKLF-
PKESl-niVATION , SOO pp. . 125 Invaluahle pro-
scrlptloim. full ullt , only 61.UO by mall. tciil"il
tfl bent meillclneknown for ous *
rit'M , conitlmllon. dyspepsia , foul 5
brt'Atb , licaiUclie , hcATthurn , Iocs of *
appi'tlto. ir.entol ueprORRlon , l
clircstion , pl lmplei ,
" ' lonnndctrjuli < ' < isor < 1sulUuKfrorno
Impure Mood , or a fr.llure by tbo tomaili , llvf ror In-
teellnes to perform thflr propel functions. I'cnmnuO
Riven toovfrontlntcar tt-iientMb } taklnfronoflftcr *
oachlnritl. I'rlooby innll , 1 grow , J2i w.iupla.rx- . '
Kll'A.'fS CIEMCALC ! < ) . , IPSprucotit . > ew YmV *
'DISORDERS '
> , \nl all tlio train of
KVII.S , WHAKN'KI 3113 , DKHU.tl'V. KTC. , thit ao
company them Ir men Ql'li'Kl.V nnl 1'KHJIA-
NKNTI.Y CL'IIHD Kull STIIKNUTII and tone
Blven to evc-ry pan of the body. 1 will send ( securely -
curely picked ) KI'KB to any sulloror tin ) protcrlp.
tlon that curoil ir a of thine trouble ) . Addrjis , I.
A. IIUAIH.KV I'ATri.E ClIKKK. MICH
Omaha's NsA/sst Hjtel
COR. 12TH AHQ H3WAR3 JTJ.
10 Ilooma at f J.V ) per ilir.
[ 0 rooms ut f-'I.OU pen day.
COIU'OlU ! with llallnot f.1.0) per dir.
to Itoouib with llatli'at I3.nl to ( l.S ) pjr day.
OPENED AUGUST lsl >
Modern In Kvi'r.y lte pi > ct.
_ C. S. Elf 3. Prop. _
Metropolitan Hotel ,
Uroaihvay , cufimr Prince St. ,
NFiW VOUK OITV.
Hollttcd nnd renovated under now inunriKO-
merit , on Knroponn plan. Itooin nttus 11 u iluy
ittul upwards. Itostiurtiit : : i.'iiiiil | to tlio best
In thu cltv at inorftTnto rates. Htrootc irs
from nil It. K. stitiSns mid steamboat and
ferry Inndlncs Dim tlu > door.
HILDRETH & . ALLEN. Proprietors.
WINTER'-RESORTS.
THE
Ki'.vsir/c/f , rtA.
A PliltPI'.UT W1NTKK ICIiSUItT IIOTI' ! . .
Now open. Hontl for circular. Kamoui for
healthful cllmaTu balmy laa air plno foruata. line
drlvca and uqnntlo and Held sports.
WAICUKN I.K1.ANO . ,
nil. K. C.WKiT'S NKIIVK AND IIIIAIN TIIK VT-
ment , a apeclHo for llytcrln. Dltxlnets. nit , NJU-
ralgla , lloj-Juche , Nerroui I'roitratlon cautelby
llquar or tobiccu. irakarulumi. JU'iunl Deprunion ,
Boftneti of the Drain , c.iutlnx iniunlty. luliery , da-
raj.dealh.l'roiuatareOI I Aie , Nurvousnoai. I oti of
I'ower In cither sen , ItupoUncy , lAiucorrha and all
KoiusloVc kne ae , Inrolunlary lxi e , Hpsnun-
torrhea caused by orer-oiurllon of Ilia bralu , A
month's treatment II t ) fur Ji by mall Wo uuar-
anleod boiei touuro. Kach order ford boxes with
5 will send written iiuarantoo 10 refund If not cured.
Guarantee Isiuo.l . on r by Theodora K 1-owli ,
slit , > ole aceni , loullioait coruur llith aud '
itieeti , Omsaa
On Saturday morning at nine o'clock no earlier
no later we will offer on separate tables set apart
for that purpose about a thousand suits of clothes.
The bulk of these suits are in very handsome dark
colors in splendid all wool fancy che-viot lined with
heavy double warp twilled linings and thoroughly
made. They are just such suits as have been sold dur
ing the season by the leading clothing concerns
throughout , the United States we among the number
for a ten dollar note. There are also among the lot
some splendid all wool fancy cheviot homespun and
cassimere suits in rich dark plaids and ehe.cks that
range in value from eight up to twelve dollars while
scattered among them are one hundred and ninety
double breasted mixed cheviot suits in black only.
Until every one of these
is gone until there's nothing but empty tables left to
remind us that there ever was such a sale you your
friends and your neighbors can choose as you like
take the suit that suits you bast in the lot for exactly
IJX LSL llf1 L _ . . . _ if yjr not even at our > i-iemorabIe fTve"
dollar suit suit sales ot last spring when we were
compelled to lock the doors in the faces of some of our
best friends have we given you so nruch for one five
dollar bill as we offer you at this safe. There will be
all sizes from 34 to 44 in the sale at the start. If you
come before tne sizes are broken you are sure of a fit.
If you are late and your size is gone as we do not
make any alterations it will be y o u r loss and the
other fellow's gain.
TOOKOKGE WAHKEN SMITH.VIMIA.M
M. Jenkins , Dollu Davis. UuHxsr no K.
'llubbs Nelson It Swollzor. John ( ' . ! < ' . l.oh-
innnn. Mary H , S miidors , MzziuV. . MaOlim
ituy. Domlnlok Hook. Annit Viuidonhur
Goortto II.HIooIf.Kllery Ultunck.O cjr llnrt-
nmn , Mlcbluan Mutual l.lfo . Insur moo Ooir.-
nany. ( JooritoM. NlcolyVIIIIuii : O , Wlilto-
nouu. Klbrlilgo Lawtoi ol v Y. Mason.
David M. lTro. A.C. I.uk'liti.r : Rlbrlilun l-nw-
ton , Lidnu A. I'owoll Mutllda Do Ofolsclte ,
noa-rcsldcnts :
Yon nro borobv notlll'id that the undor-
slifnod , three dislntorojtud frouholders of the
olty ot Omaha , have boon duly uppo'iuod ' by
the umvor. with the : iHrovU | ) ; of the citv
councilor Bald city , to assess the dtumiao tu
the owners rospoctlvuiy of the uropur y
declared hy ordlnniva nocossiiry to ho uppro-
prlitcd for the nso of aild : cllv for llio purpose -
pose of opening und oxtondlnK Nowtou Htroet
troni D.-ivnnport'H Hulidlvlslnn to Tth ) strout.
Voiiiirofnrthornotlllodthuthavlniiiccoitod |
said appointment , unit duly qu.illllo I us ro-
q ill rod ny luw , wo will , on the > thtlny of
limitary. A. I ) . 1H3J , Ht thn hour of I ) o'clook
In ttio afternoon , ut the oillco of Liuo. .1. I'aul ' ,
Hiu.'i Knriiiini street , within thn corporate lim
its of aatd city , moot for the purpose of con
sidering und making the nascomcnt of dam-
uge to llio owners rcspeistlvoly of Hatd pro
perty. by ro .son of such Inking and upuro-
prlatlon tliorcof taking Into consldoratlon
spccl.il huiiollts , If any
'J'ho property bolonzlnj to you , nroposod
to bo appropriated as ; iforusill ; , nnd
which has Uoeu declared necessary by the
council , by ordinance , to appropriate to the
use of the city , boln rsltimo In said eltv of
Onialm. In iho count vet Douqlan , 'and Htutnot
Nehniskii. Is described as follows , to wit :
deo. Warren Smith The south ur.SS feet of
lotiliO , . ' 17. 'M. : I9. 4i. : 41 , 42 , 4:1 : anil 41.
William M. Junklns-Tho south 27.85 feet lot
45
Holla Diivls und Catncrlno Ilobb.s--Tuo
until " .tv > toot lot 4 .
Nelson H. Swltzei Thn north "G IS fool lot S3.
John O. Ijchiuann North X'0. 15 fo3t of uait
88.82 fcot lot W.
Mary S. auunders North 2C.I5 foot oastC0.8 !
cot lot ( KJ-
I.lzzioV.McCluskoy North 20.15 footlotOJ
Doniinlck Hook North -0,15 fool lotd-'l.
Oscar Hurtinan North 1M.15 foot lot (15. (
MIclTlgiin Mut. Ufo Ins. Co. North aJ.UVfcet
wcht M lot CO.
( joo. M. Nlcoloy North 5. 15 feet of nild Jlo 'J
lot Gil.
William O. Whltohoiid North 21.15 foot east
K lot ttl.
Klbrldco f.awton North20.l5 feet lot.fiT.
Hcoloy M. Mason and David M. Uro North
iO 15 feet lot ( id.
A. O. l.olKhton North 20.15 feet lot 00.
Elbrldzo l < awton North l.n lot 71.
I.adoo A. Crowoll North 'JO. 15 feet lot 7.1.
George 11. Slock North 20. 15 fcot west. II fo-'t '
of north IIB foot of lot VJ.
Kllory I' , llonck Soutli27.85 foot south 'i ' uf
east \'i nf lot 51.
Anna Vandonburg South 27.85 foot of north
V of south 'i of lot 7.
All In Gl.se's addition In said city , county
und state.
Yon uro notlflod to bo present at the tlrnn
und pluco aforesaid , anil mula > any objections
to or statements coucornln ; ; said proposed ap
propriation or assessment of damages , : ts yuti
may consider proper.
pAf
H.V. . GIIISOM.
WM. . HIiUIVIUL
Omaha. rcceinliorl7. ) lh ! ) . ' . D ldjpt
_ _
I'mposiM liir Iliiunil try Sur v y itiul iliiiiu-
miMitK.
DKPAUTMBNT 01- TUB INTEHIOII , )
General I , und Oillco , [
WASIIINOTON. H. O. . Doce inherit. ' ( " 2. )
SoAlnd proposals will ho received at thoKun-
eral land oillco. Washington , D. U , until 2
o'clock p. m , on Saturday , the 24th day of
January. 18J.I. for the survey und miirXInc liy
sultible monuments , of that portion of the
boundary line between the state of Nebraska
and thu stall ) of South Dakota whli-h lies \vuut \
of iho Missouri rlvor. as authorized bv the act
of congress , approve I August ft , IH.rJ. miking
appropriation lor survoyliiK the puiillc iMids
1'iiinplilot Statutes at Ij-irKO , IMII-1SUS , p. : i7ii ) ;
also for the furnishing of utouo moiiunientu to
bo place I at half-mile Intervals on snld boun
dary. The bids for the survey and for tlio
monumcnlH must bo separate , wl-h the prlvi-
leRo to the bidder thiit Ifhe IH not awarded
the contract for both l0 | will be bound to011 -
truot for noilhor. Copies of thospoclllo.itliins
may bo had upon triplication to this olll-'o.
Kuvli bid must boaccomnanlod by acortllluil
ohock for * " < UJ. The rlxht to reject any or ull
bids Is reserved. 1'roposals must bo inoiosoJ
In envelopes sealed 11114 } marked "I'r.ipo als
for survey of boundary between NobritsUti
nnd South Dakota. " nd "I'roposuls for bouii-
duly monunionts. " and addreiod to tlio Co n-
mlaslonorof thoGouoral I , uid Ulllvo , W. i-
W. M. STONK.
J3d21t CuiaiiiUalonur.
norpnino Iliililt 4 nr < > n In
toUtfiiajn. > | > j > 3 llMfiir
t'r. J. NU-plivu . l.cb.iuuii.t
Illimonrt n Jl .
Uru < fUI for CA1 Alilrr Fngllt * JJiit t
-onJ * r4.J In KrJ > l > 4 Q U D ulll < <
licKt. iral l with l.lu' ob * 10 1'ttbn
* uotb r. # < > > < Jj ji-ON : ulilllu.
u vu m * j tuitt fjfi AIIU < fliiu , er i &a49.
ID tltiubt f > r rkrlUaitrl ifBllo Bltll &o1
"Koiur for l..dlm"ni.ir. ( i , riKra
14 all. lu DUO Tuilat'iili # * / .
VAN COTT JEWELRY COMPANY ,
? or Thirty Days only wo will ollor our entire stoulc of Diamonds nnd
Christmas Jewelry and Silvorwuro at loss thua inxnyf.iotiiror'a oo3t.
Fourteenth and Famam Streets-
Will move Jan , I. to N. W. Cor. ICth nnd.imam. [ . SAKK3 KOH
181G DoiiQlns vStroot , Omaha , Neb.
The eminent specloltn In norvnin. chronic , private , blood , skin and dlsoisoi
urinary
reRl.tered Kradnato In msdlc.ne. ill unit A roimlar and
cej catarrh , lost nianhniul sanilnil ss plomn e.-rtmoatos show , Is still troMIn * with th urojiton .1110'
woiiknon , nlsht loitai and all tornu of dli .
ryincd. prlviUu 10.10 * Vo marou-
treatmentfor lovt of '
Ijow vltil . .
ponror. I'.irtlei uiinblo to vlilt hi
. . mo mar troAto 1 at homj hy
correspondence. . .Medicine or rnstrmnonls sent hy in ill or utp u siauraly p.iokj.l , nj mrcs : to lndlo.it *
jpntentjor sender. One ponnnalln rvla > T praferrnt. ( Mniultatlon fra . Corroipjn loiojiUJuliy
Hook ( Mysteriesof Lifeaoiitfroe. ) Oillco hoiir.iDa.m. toup.ra. aunJuyalOa.m tolJm. iaa.liuni/forrdplr
- Til 13 -
Ladics'Perfect '
SYRINGE
Tlio only perfect vacliial
nnd rcctul Syrlii o la tbo
world.
U Is llio only Hyrlnso nv-
cr jiivantoil by wlilch vagi
nal tnJt'Ctlona can bo nil
mlntuorcd wltlioiit lonk-
IIIK and solllim thn olulli-
IIIK or nocemltatliix the
use of a Tegrel.snd wlilch
can also bo um'il for rectal
Injecllonn or irrlxatlon.
froi'-r itrniiKi : imui
AM ) II A III ) UUUllUll
Mult onlcrs eollcitod.
TheAIoe&PcnfoIdCo , ,
Jf ( li Sfroof.
NBXT TO IMSTHl-'Klfl !
I'livhlciiins' proscriptions
nccinatiily prcpiroU n :
lOIT I'l'li'l'j.
The list of Cliiin'hcH uMiiK
tlrlJrKans uill | H < I\C loyniir
.illsrii'lldii ( hut i\'tiirnl > fi the
MUST for ihi' Ii iiht iniiiic } .
I'rircH from fi.'IIIO lo 'I.IMM ) .
If you v.Ill malu Ilic M' lln
( iiiuirlty of yniir chnrcli or
hull , HIulll M m ! ( IVrr- )
coiuiilcto uiicclllcntlon * ! cf u
PELOUBET CHURCH ORGAN ,
xactly sulltil to your nrcils.Vi > arc UM ! > pri > -
puri'd 10 hulld Ctturch Onuii ! ) fnr ri lileuri-M.
I'hfso InstruaiL'iiiH nru Hut frowning frutinc nf a
inoilcrn hoiniVc hulld In nlylc lo inittch ti > v
woodwork. Write for ilnUn * nnd prla-i ,
LYON & HEALY.
State and Monroe Sts. CHICAGO.
NIITK.Uur fji''i ' irlcj prciliiri' L' | vurd of IWJffM
tnuilcil Instniinftits nnniuitiy.
OATrMTCTI"nI ? ls1 | SI MI'S iV.WaihlnKlnii
I A I LII I J " ' ' N" ntty * Ii-o until Tuf. Id nil
tllnul | Write for InviMitoM ( Julio
How Many
PEOPLE Dro I > nttl"B
OPP THE BAY
/n'cml'iu soon to cunauit u
Soccessfui
pecialist
U'//V
Clironlp , Prlvato , Nnvvoiu inul
Surcioiil Dlt.iiK < iN CUIlJuD , I.o t
Mnnliooil , Foiaulo
Etc. , OUUKD.
CONSULTATION
Trootment by Nlnll. AtiuTuii with
Rtaino foi r rl' 'ij'nrrraioh will > > u
out In n iiiaiii unvo' ' < io. | )
C. W. WILLIAMSON , M.D.
H&oiniS , Hi , 0. 'J i ,
1IM13 ? IMh Si rout. Ortnlm
Unlike ti > e Oiitcli Process
No Alkalies
-on
Other Chemicals
arc used in thn
preparation of
breakfast Oocoe ,
which is absolutely pure
and soluble.
It Imi more ihan three tines the itrenglh
of Cocon miicil with Stni-cli Arrowroot
or Sugar , nml U far mere economical ,
crating lets than one cent a t\w \ It
is delicious , nourUliiiig , a'-it'i KASII.T
DIUE.STCI ) .
Sold by Crocoro ovorywhore.
W. Baker & Co , , Dorchester , Mass ,
fiatlopal
/ ' . S. lilil'OHirOltY. liMAHA , X1SU.
( Capital $ ' (00,000 (
.Surplus . . -Si5,000 (
„ „ - - - -
_ .jjjj
( IIICPM and Ulri'ctnrs llunry . Vatoi proii'Hnt '
II. c I'ushliiit , vice prosldJiiti C. ri. M.iiirlea. > V V
Mi-rio Jului d. Culllin J. N. II. I'airlui. Inim a
Heed , cathlor.
cathlor.THE
THE IKON BAI.'JC.
A will rruil you tliA niarvflous
l'r l luliuii C ALT 11 (13
I iwr. nd a Iriral tmriulff Iliat
will l\ral < irn .vour
Beod IO ccntl for JOO vatto "Eoctro-M ! rtl
icalTlj ory and I'liM-tlco. "
3 D. R. BLISS , Iowa l-'olli , Inwa. _ _ _