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TTK OMAtIA DAILY nitt TUONHAV ATAUniT H IQCVI
MUST SAVE FALLEN WOMEN
Only Christ's ' Gospel Oan Wlpo Oat the Social
Evil.
NOT LESS LAW BUT MORr. LOVE AND MERCY
ChrUt Holvcil the Problem \Vlu-n lie llrouglit
ErrltiK Women to ItcjxMitnnce Chrlii-
tlnn Women Stint lleli.So |
Their Sisters.
Kcv. D. K. Tlndnll of the Sewnrd Street
Methodist church preached last evening on
the subject of "Christ's ' Attitude Toward
fallen Women. " Ho had for his text the
Master's words , "Go and sin no more. "
"Just how to treat fallen men and women
Is n very line point for the consideration of
Christians , " said the speaker. "Jesus has
In this as In nil matters of duty sot us n
plain nnd worthy example. Where ho.lcads
wo may nay , must follow. Ho always con
demned sin , but held out pardon nml mercy
lo the penitent sinner. To the fallen hut
louhtlcss penitent woman , ho said : 'Go
find sin no more. " Ho told the Samaritan
woman of her sin and she , too , doubtless re
pented when He forgave and saved her.
Mary Magdalene was saved from all her
devils nnd unclcaniicss when she came
humbly to Jesus. Wo nro as Christians to
go nnd do as did our Master.
"It has been a tiU7/.lo to mo to know Just
how to treat saloon keepers and others In
disreputable ) business , but 1 believe that this
same example of Jesus applies to these nnd
nil other such cases , and that while wo are
to condemn as wrong and harmful their
business , wo are to treat kindly the men
themselves. Wo must remember that the
laws of our land protect and make resnccta-
blo the tralllc in alcoholic spirits as a bovcr-
nco ; \vesliouldalso remember that thn
drinker who makes the saloon a necessity Is
ns much n sinner as tlio ono who sells the
drinks. Many of these saloon men uro
otherwise good citizens , husbands , fathers ,
nclghbots , and are kind hearted. Many of
them can be saved bv the gospel and become
active and useful , and exemplary Christians.
"Fallen women can and have been saved
Chief of Police Crowlo.v of San Francisco
save tlmt 75 percent of them can he saved
to purity nnd virtue. Only the devil and his
angles have had no salvation provided for
them , and they once had a chance for eternal
life , that Is , before they fell.
"Fallen women nro as good ns fallen men.
There are about two of the men for every
fallen woman , nnd they were the cause of
her fall. Christ's method was to save fallen
women. This Is the only way to break up
the social vice. Jesus came not into this
world to drive fallen humanity from ono city
to another and Dually Into hell , but to
save it. Neither can churches , city author
ities or citizens save these fallen ones by
driving them from ono city to another.
This but drives them to desperation. Cer-
tninly the law must bo enforced concerning
nil crime , nnd the penalty should bo exe
cuted , otherwise anarchy would reign. Legal
suasion wonderfully helps moral suasion.
But this will not stop all crime. It will only
restrain It. Human nature must bo changed.
Not less law , but more mercy , no less Jus
tice , but more love Is the crying need of
Uicso times.
"To break up a house of 111 fame In one
community is but to establish It in another
If the sinners are not saved. I do not say
, that It Is not better for such sin to bo prac
ticed in one locality than in another , that it
Is not better for the virtuous , but I do say it
docs not tend to stop or destroy it. What
n burning shnmo on the ministers and
churches of I'ittsburg , who , last December ,
according to Bishop Haygood's report , made
n raid on the brothels of that city and
turned the transgressors out of their sinks
Jf iniquity , but turned from them and sought
to do no more for them : and when these
/alien ones asked for help tlies'o Christian
ministers replied , 'wo can do nothing for
you. ' I once saw a gracious revival nearly
broken up because a few fallen women bowed
nt the altar for prayer. Some of the mem
bers were nfrnid It would break up the
meeting , and it did in their hearts. When
will people learn n , little common sense ns
well as piety ?
"When Mayor Bcmls said a short time ago
that it did not become n Christian people to
drive fallen women from ono city to another ,
I felt surprised and shocked at such a state
ment from the chief executive of the city. 1
thought that It might bo at best but a senti
mental gush ; but whatever ho may have
meant and I wish not to impugn his mo
tives his siying contains much matter for
serious rellcction. It should not bo dis
missed cursorily. I bellove that most of
what is done for fallen women and men is
done by Christians , but I do think wo nro
not doing what should ho done. If these
fallen women are to bo saved nnd the social
vice broken up our Christian women must do
It. They , llko Jesus , must not bo afraid of
soiling tnolr beautiful garments while about
their Father's business. Jesus came Into
this corrupt world to save It and wo must
not bo above trying to save each other. "
ritACTIOAI. . MOUAI.ITY.
Itcllelon tlio Only Sound UnsU for the .Moral
Virtues.
Uov. F. S. Stoln of Lincoln preached nt the
First Methodist church .yesterday , The
morning sermon contained no distinctive
flights of eloquence , no stretches or strains
of fancy , but It was brimming full of palpa
ble , hard hitting truth , The scripture les
sons bearing upon the subject In hand were
found hrPnul's eplstlo to the Colosslans nnd
in the gospel according to St. John. The
thcmo was the relation of true religion to
morality and the evidences of vital Christi
anity as manifested in the lives and hearts
of men.
At the very outset the speaker said that
Prof. Itichard Ely , ono of the foremost
writers of the present day upon social prob
lems , hnd In a recent book made the state
ment that bo buliovcd that one of the great
est needs of the present ago was n genuine ,
old-fashioned revival of religion , ilo made
this statement as a philosopher , not as a
Christian wiitor. Such n thing was neces
sary for the put-pose of lifting the human
race out of the ruts of selfishness and greed
into which It had fallen.
"Puro and noble morality cannot bo main
tained , " said the speaker , "without the as
sistance of religion. "Wo have oranges hero
in Nebraska although there are no orange
pro\es in this part of the country , but that
does not prove that wo could continue to
have oranges if the trees of California , Flor
ida and other orange growing countries
should fall. If the orange trees were gone
wo would soon have no oranges. If religion
were wiped out wo would soon have no
morality. Marked decllt.es In religion have
always been followed by corresponding de
clines In morality. During the latter half of
ttio fourteenth and the llrst half of the
llflccuth centuries the church of Homo sank
Into the uttermost depths of wickedness
until It seemed that a premium was
Bet upon crime by the sale of Indulgences.
What was the result ? The terrible collapse
of morality , lasting over a term of years
known to history as the 'dark agCH,1 Ono
hundred years ago Franco was induced ,
through the seductive voice of Voltaire anil
hlf contemporaries in lnlldellty.to do away
with the Christian Saub.tth , to wipe out , as
far as possible- , all evidences of a religious
Kcntlincnt. Hehold the result. The reign of
terror came upon them , NaH | > lcon was
obliged to walk into the Senate nnd demand
tlmt the Christian Sabbath bo restored , "
The speaker also referred to recent utter
ances of Prof. Huxley upon tho'subject
of religious teaching as being the basis of all
correct morality ami behavior. Speaking of
true Christianity , ho said :
"Wo read In llomer'sOdysseythatUlysses
was obliged to close up the cars of his war-
riois as they passed thu island inhabited by
the sirens to keep them from landing and
brlii ) ; destroyed Hut Orpheus adopted a
hotter plan lli > furnished music on board
hi * own craft that far surpassed that of the
Mrcns , nnd thulr * efforts to win his men were
ufnomtill. That Is tlio way trilu religion
, h'lmulaU'ii the liumun heart lo withstand
tle ) tl < t uf ilioiluvll. it puts u bolter
u/uf Into tin/iK'Utlm of thu falthtail than
I hr world m u fiir i h When 1 see pro-
I rhi1 tiju IwiuliiK for the wicked
burvof til * world I Know tlmt thuy have
t . UxJ tlmt gi-uulnu fruit of the Hplrlt.
" 'Jliwccan bo ILO true morality without I
, uiid H It jut us true that there canl |
10 no true religion without morality. Tliuro
Imvo liocn no rlmiiKOS In the fiimlnmoiita
principles of rlKlit living Rlnco iho dccnloguo
mil the Acrtiion on the mount were given to
tnnn. Homo i > ooiilc tnlatiikc the formalities
ofho rullulous worship for the pcmilno fruit of
ho Spirit. They scorn to Itnnplno tlmt If
hey wiilk sedately to church on Sunday
morning , carrying a gilt oJpcd prayer hoolc
inul learn to say promptly In chorus with
) thora , "Oh , Ooil , fortflvo us , mlsoroblo sin-
iors , " they nro living Chrlsttiin lives. Too
: nnny of them scorn to forpet that they
tight to quit uclnc mlscrnhlc sinners. "
The speaker said ho bullovcd llrmly that
icoplo were saved by faith In Jusus Christ ,
but it wns not n dead faith. It wns a faith
.hat worked , that regenerated the cntlro
icing and brought forth righteous fruit. Ho
ivnntud to BCO a revival of practical morality
na well as a revival of religion. They must
go hand In hand , for ono without the other
wns useless. The world had n right to ex-
licet n higher grade of morality from Chris-
.Ian men than from those who do not profess
Christianity. The professed Chilstlan
> ught to bo a model in business nnd imlltical
ntcgrlty , as some of them wero. What the
world needed was nioro unswerving honesty
n the over.v day walks of life. A revival of
; rue Christianity would bring the desired
result.
In the evening Hov. Stein preached on able
icrmou on "Tho Alystertes of Life. "
ClIltlST IN HUSINUSS.
.iiyimm Talk of Iti-Hglon In Tlu-lr Ktrry-
liny l.lfp.
the Immnnuel liaptlst church , Twentyn
fourth nnd Dinney streets , lust night the
series of Sabbath nnd week dny services
si continued. "Christ in business" has
been the topic of discussion by the laymen
at thcso meetings , and last evening Mr. H.
iV. Hnynes talked alwut the ofllco man. The
speaker told of his experience in an
olllco nnd illustrated the difference
between the work of n man who
was guided oy Christ and the
ono who lived fur this world only. He urged
! 11 these present to embrace Christ and
take Him Into their daily life.
Mr. tt. C. AlcCrny then addressed the eon-
regatlou , choosing for his subject "All Sorts
of Men. " Mr. AlcCrny gave his experience
among men , the Christian business men and
those who lived nnd worked purely for gain ,
"lo mentioned several instances in which
lieu took Christ into their business houses
is well as their livis and said that lie
thought every one should do the same.
rracllcul Christianity.
The Episcopal mission closed last night
with a crowded cathedral , and hundreds
ivcro unable to gain admittance. Alissloner
"rnpscy preached u powerful sermon on
lighting for Christ.
The clergy will meet at the cathedral at 10
o'clock this morning to consider plans forthr
establishment of a mission clupcl and a
" : iouso of refuge in the "burnt district. " A
business men's meetiir. for the same purpose
will bo held at noon in the New York Lift
building.
KlieiiinatlHin
Is a symptom of disease of the kidneys. I
will certainly bo relieved by Parks' Sur
'Jure. That headache , backache and tire
'eeling comes from the same cause. Ask fo
Parks'Sure Cure for the liver and kidney t >
: irlco1.00. All druggists.
o
PLATZ MADE ILL.
Clulmn That Only u Trillins Sum Is In
Dispute.
Mr. John II. Plat/ , who was arrested yes
terday by the United States authorities on
the charge of defrauding various merchants
the collection of overdue postage , was
said to bo very sick when a reporter called
lit his residence , 12M ! ( Alnplo street , yestcr-
lay. Mrs. Plain declared that her husband
was In a critical condition and she Beared
.hat ho could not live. His previous sick
ness had been aggravated by the trouble of
the past few days and he could not bo seen.
In regard to the accusations against Mr.
Plat/ she would say nothing , except that he
was innocent. Although she refused to re
ply to a direct question , siio implied that the
arrest was ttio result of animosity and that
it had been expected for some time.
Mr. I'latz was afterward seen and refused
to make any statement , saying that ho was
too ill to talk. Mrs. Platz 'added that the
trouble had worked upon his mind until she
was afraid that his reason was leaving him ,
ivnd all for J'J.IO , which she said was the
unount of the alleged fraud.
s North GnUoston Schoola.
NOIITII GAI.VCSTOK , Tex. , March 4. This
Industrial center , which is rapidly donning
the garb of a city , will have ample educa
tional facilities. On March 1 schools were
opened hero , and in the near future North
Galvcston will have an excellent business
collego. Truly , North Galvcston has every
thing in its favor nnd North Galvcston is de
termined to take front rank among the cities
of the south.
lluncvulcnt.
Washington Star : "Look hero ,
madam , " said the tramp , "yer say yor
ain't got no plo ? "
"None. "
"Nor no meat , nor no cake , nor no por-
tatoes ? "
"That's what I said. "
"Well , I'm ffoin" tor tackle do house
nox' door , an' if I gits any tiling I'll bring
yor back somothin' tor eat ; buo ? "
We sell Parks Couch Syrup on a positive
guarantee to euro all throat nnd lung troubles.
It has stood the test for many years nnd to
dny is the leading remedy for the euro of
colds , consumption nnd nil diseases of the
throat nnd lungs , Price jjO cents und $1.00.
All druggists.
Antrlopo County's Contribution.
The ladles of Nellgh have ordered of an
Omaha dealer a full sized figure of an unto-
lope , cast in hard burned terra cotta , the
Intention being to place it nt the main
entrance of the Nebraska building at the
World's fair. Thollguro suggests the name
of the county in which Nellgh is situated.
Croup Strlppril of Its Terror.
Schiffmann's Asthma Cure promptly re
lieves the most , violent attack. Alothcrs of
croupy children will fliul it handy when
needed. Trial packages free of druggists or
by mull. Dr. U. Schiffmann , St. Paul , Minn.
N's rAitmits i\cimsioNS
Stop ut ( iotlu'iilmrc.
There is such a desire to bco the great
water power enterprise at Gothenburg
that Mr. W. II. Greun has concluded to
include Gothenburg in his fanners ox- j '
cursions. llo makes a rate of ono faro j
for the round trip , and in conjunction j
with the Commercial club at that place ,
promises * nil who take the trip a most
interesting visit and remarkably cheap
excursion.
Rates and nil information can bo se
cured only by writing him or visiting his
oillco in the Kurbui'h block , Omaha.
The next excursion leaves Omaha on
March 14th.
o
Frescoing and interior decorating de
signs and estimates furnished. Ilonry
Lehmanu , 1508 Douglas street.
Kates to Texas
From Lincoln , March 8. Address La
Porto Land Co. , Lincoln , Neb.
o
See the celobratoo. Sohmcr piano"at
Ford & Cliarlton Mtibio Co. , J503 Dodge.
See Deutlbt Kelm1U , Jc 41 Barker blk
RNTRllPlilSR
Nobraskn , the Transmhsissippl Granary ,
Favorably Compared.
WATER POWER AT GOTHENBURG
Tlio i : < | iml of lllrmlnglinm , Nlngnrn nnd
Volnnco Her Factories linn With
Water Power Transmitted by
iioctrlclty. :
One land company nt Birmingham , Ala. ,
nvestcd $100,000. Out of the sales it has paid
more than STi.OUO.OOO In dividends. It lint
nlso spent & ! , r > 00XX ( ) In Improvements nnd Its
remaining assets from thu original Invest
ment amounts to $ r ,000,000 more.
There were nt the time the Investment
was made hundreds of towns in Alabama
more attractive than Birmingham. It is
pertinent t < > ask what this place hud , more
than other places , which permitted such
colossal proilts ? The answer Is. rich iron
ore , coal and gypsum lying literally side by
side. Iron could bo made thoroeheaper than
anywhere else in the United States.
At the mouth of the Bnuos river In Texas
n town was laid out less than two years ngo.
Tlio J land on which It was located cost fS.OO
an acre. In less than one year the town's
founders sold $1,2.50,000 worth of town lots
nnd the population of Velascogrow to more
than two thousand busy people. There are
hundreds of towns in Texas many years
older which have not ono thousand people.
What made the place grow so rapidly I Why ,
nt that point they deepened the harbor nnd
made a p.iss through the sandbar nt the
mouth of the river , which allowed dccV
dr.ift . ships to enter. In short , they made n
better port than there was. at any other place
on the gulf co.ist west of New Orleans.
Hecognizlng the advantages for commerce
which Volaseo had thus acquired investors
from everywhere rushed there to secure a
part of Its certain future prosperity.
The fruit farms immediately adjacent to
Niagara Fulls could have been bought two
years ago for ? IX ( ) an acre , now they are soil
ing nt from 81,000 to .f''O.OOO per acre.
What his : brought uliout the change ?
At last the great falls of Niagara are being
harnessed. The Impossible has been found
possible. Enterprise has turned the dream
of the root Into fact. Niagara Falls ,
heretofore only n pleasure ground , will now
become no doubt the manufacturing center
of the eastern states.
They have developed 100,000 horse power ,
and offer it nt a cost ono half less than it can
be made for with wood or coal ut any point
in the United States.
When the never great and now rapidly
llsappcarlng forests of this country are en
tirely used up , nnd the nowhere ample coal
Holds are wholly ox ha listed , the mighty fall
ing weight of Niagara river water will bo
inking power Just as cheaply us it docs to-
lay.
ICnoh of these three places made great
irtunes for the first investors , because each
> sscssed a great commercial advantage.
There is another place now Just assuming
10 same conditions. The rich agricultural
.ate of Nebraska has no coal mines nnd is
ntirely without forests. On account of this
i.inufncturlng has been simply out of the
.iicstion. It has been accepted as absolutely
.navoidable that its products would always
iavc to go out of the state to be manufac-
.ured. But suddenly n great water power
lias been developed. The wonderful Plntto
river , which Mark Twain described , with al
most as much truth as humor , to bo u stream
1.000 miles long , one mile wide and ono inch
> lcep , has , at ono point , boon given a great
and new use.
At Gothenburg , 2.0 miles west of Omaha ,
in the heart ot the granary of the Trans-
Mississippi , n water-power has been devel
oped which engineers say can be Increased
to 100,000-horso power. The experiment has
been made. The fact has been accomplished.
In that new town factories are being run
with water iwwer transmitted by electricity.
Houses are heated and lighted by electricity
made by w.itcr power.
The Gothenburg Commercial club offers to
give free information upon application , nnd
the enterprising capitalists who own the
canal and power plant offer frco power and
locations and liberal business treatment to
othcrmills nnd factories
It seems certain that what iron ore was to
Birmingham , deep water was to Vclnsco
and waterpowcr to Niagara Falls , the newly
acquired water power will bo to Gothenburg.
Cius. I * WOUTHAM.
WORLD'S FAIR RATES.
3Ion Are Not Yet Over Their
Surprise.
Local railroad odlcials are discussing the
action of the presidents whoso lines nro
represented In the Western Passenger asso
ciation und wondering what the outcome
would be. It scorns' that the World's fair
rate committee- bad Just settled down to
business when word came that the presi
dents would relieve the passenger men of
their task" , which left the passenger agents
without a Job so far as World's fair rates are
concerned.
This is the first time In the history of
western roads that the presidents have seen
fit to relieve their passenger agents of duties
directly In the line of their work , nnd it
necessarily caused considerable talk among
those interested. It is understood that the
"silk hats" will make a basis of rates higher
than contemplated by the passenger agents
and that it will bo largely along the lines
laid down by the eastern presidents , al
though the general reduction will bo larger
and will apply on a larger percentage of
trains. Provisions also will be made for
running cheap excursions for workingmen
within a radius of 800 to 500 miles of Chi
cago. A gentleman who is near the head of
n great railroad system in talking about the
action of the presidents said :
"So much time has been wasted over this
question of World's fair rates that patience
has ceased to bo a virtue , and railroad people
outside of passenger agents have become dis
gusted with the whole situation. Every
body has talked nnd talked , mooting after
meeting bus been held without any progress
being accomplished , nnd I believe the presi
dents have done Just exactly right in reliev
ing the passenger agents of thu whole ques
tion. The rates may bo somewhat higher
but they will bo made so that everybody may
go to the fair without spending much money
for transportation. "
Charles Kennedy of the Rock Island in
talking about the rather unusual procedure
on the part of the president said that It had
the element of novelty nt least about it.
But It has good sense behind it , " said ho ,
"for rates made by the presidents of tl o
roads in interest will undoubtedly bo main-
tallied , and that Is what wo are after. The
rates probably will bo somewhat higher but
by no moans beyond the modest income of
the artisan who desires to spend a week In
Chicago. "
The World's Tulr
Cannot remain such without the blooming
look and radiant complexion which health
nlono imparts. Parks' tea , by clearing the
blood of impurities , makes the complexion
regain the hue of youth. All druggists.
. i .v.v u v x UJMI\ .
"Miss Helyott , " which comes to Boyd's
theater for three nights , commencing to
night , Is not comic opera nor farcical com
edy. It blonds music by Aud run with David
Beiascu s adaptation of thu breezy fun und
wit of the boulevards , The heroine is a little
PennsylvaniaQuakeress , traveling in the
Span Ish Pyrenees , who meets with a droll
adventure , resulting in most perplexing
complications. "Miss Holyott" Is alnlxturo
of prualshncss und coquetry. In Its inter-
Hie only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. No Ammonia ; No Alum
0ied iu Millions of Homes 40.Years the
( rotation hero wit ! to 8ren a company of
rorty , Including Mm * Smith. J. W. Herbert. ,
! { . A. March. Oi'ik-go I ydln f , N. S. Hum-
mm , Fnnn o U. IUIIItl < ottn Nlcol-Furnt and
ulso I sllo-Cnrtte. of course everybody
ms hoard of the f mous Miss Ixittlo Collins.
In her original "TUr-ra-rn-liooin-do-ay" she
will dompnstrnlo Junt how her rciulcrliiff 1ms
defied nil the effort * of her many Imitators.
Iho return of thh favorite comedian. H.
i-j. Gr.ihnm , to Oinhbn on Thursday , Friday
ind Saturday meet , when ho comes to1
Joyd's theater In Ills new musical comedy ,
Larry the Lord , " will bo tin important
event to play gocra. His performance of
'Larry the Lord" ii said to bo equal , If not
.o excel , his well known Impersonation of
General Knickerbocker In "The Little Ty
coon. " Upon his last nppoaranco hero in
Jiat successful opera , Mr. Graham made
nnny friends. His performance of LarrjV
while differing from his former role , give
ilm the same opportunities of Introducing
us Inimitable talents as n comedian. Ills
rrcat topical song Is entitled , "I Wonder
What Next They Will Dof" In nil there
ire twenty-two musical numbers In the
comedy ,
There nro three things worth saving
i'lme , Trouble and Money and Do Wilt's
Ittlo Karly Hlsers will save them for you.
These little pills will save you time , ns they
ict promptly. They will save jou trouble ns
.hey . cause no pain. They will save you
noney as they economize doctor's bills.
COURT CALENDAR.
.1st nt llvimU In Which I.iwycr : Are In-
tcri'Hlod.
The call for today is as follows :
LAW HOOM NO. 2 JUIK1I3 SCOTT.
30-77 Omaha 1'Hntlng company VH Gar-
ll'Illl.
.11-UTi Jensen vs Anderson.
31-32-Klrst National bank vs E. M. Hulso
ompniiy.
31-77 Leo , Olurk Andre-son Hardware com-
mny vs Morilson ,
3I-lH4-'lalllln & Co. vs Stonohlll.
Sl-UM-llulstuIn vs Doros.
31- ' _ > & 0 Illnuk vs Slonchlll.
31-205-Slilney ! VH ( llhson.
31-U74-\Vesl vs Omaha.
3I-3'JH HedMin vs Moyor.
31-333 Tinman VN I.enls fa Son.
31-3-iO-Ilainlln vs Hpli-glo.
31-3-Kt-Jultur vs Poster.
31-3il-Sumi ( vs Hplisle.
2H-U17 llulwlK vs Tivitz.
31-305 Vornbroon Furniture company vs
Splclo.
31-3HO ( Irnham.vH rotten.
32-31 Iay vs Adams.
32-41 Ki'iiiiody Ivopald.
3U-54 Champion vs For y.
32-70-iiKutti'r : vs DiMmii.
31'J2 ! .Milpcs i l.lcoy vs llutrhes
32-OH Maitln vs Omaha Street Hallway
company.
32-111 Murrlll vs Union 1'aclllc Italluny
company.
3U-11M Hayward vs Adams-Smith company.
32.132-I'all xsllart.
K\W I1OO.M NO. 3 JUIXin IIAVIS.
SO-2-13 Ilayos vs Hicks.
2U-27O Illslap vs Midland Mlnbii ? company.
29-357 Winner vs Omaha National bank.
20-300 Wood v-t Uni.ilm 1'lmv.ira ' Miinufac-
iii Im ; company.
30-0 Nebraska Land and Investment com
pany vs .Miner.
30-04 Manloy vs Clarko.
30-07 Ktndelman vs .Sullivan.
30-71 Walter A. Wood .Manufacturing com-
; > any \s Mollne , Millmni , Stoddard tc Co.
28-204 Anhouscr Hindi Ilrewlng associa
tion VN Thompson.
21-280 McCarthy vs Chicago , Ilock Island
1'aclllc Knllnay company.
liAW HOOM NO. 4 , IUI(1K ( FnlldUSON.
23-27 Emer-on , Tnlcott .t Co. vs Hanna.
23-2Ha-llllko ! vsllollmaii.
11-290 HiimiMi vsOmaha Horse Railway Co.
24-130-XlcKc ! viSni-kutt.
24-153-Ulhson vs lloirman.
24-220 Anbel vs umalm.
24-2 J2 Seavi-y vsSteole.
24-311-Si-haller VH Nason.
2i-193 ! Sweivoy VH Stuht.
25211OastsUlbbon. .
25-243 Colilbtcln vsOIHan and O'llrlen.
21-12G Ijovl vs Omaha.
LAW ItOOM SO. 5 JUDOK OflDKN.
27-311 Out/chmann vs Wyeth.
28-128 Tucker vs Omaha Street Railway
company.
28-lG'J United Status National bank vs
Volution.
28-173 Mexico Fire Ihlclc company vs John
son.
son.2824OJKIsharvfl Union National bank.
28-337 Wrlsht vs Jacobs.
29-20 Loach vs Omalm Street Hallwny'com-
> any.
20-58-Darby vs Knluht.
20-H8 Gardner vs Challman
29-153 GavutmuKh .tTlmmas vs Edney.
29-197 Montgomery vs I'utrlck Land com-
xiny.
29-208 McKcll vs Lovlneston.
20-222 I'owoll vs South Omaha.
EQUITY UOOM NO. 0 JUIKJB IIOl'Ctt'LM , .
28-349 Hampton vs Jones.
KQUITY UOOM NO. 7 JUDQC IIIVINE.
No call until .March 8.
Cudahy's "Ilex" Hraiul Extract of Beef is
Lho best of food products. It's convenient ,
lienlth-giving nnd delicious.
A fliio upright piano , used only six
months , at hulf price. Ford & Cliarlton ,
1508 Dodge.
"Give its a licJc. " It is
common enough for one boy to
ask another boy , tackling a colos
sal apple , to give him a bite , but
it is only of late years that young
people have taken kindly to forms
of things which were always sup
posed to be nasty. Pills are
sugar-coated now , and so the bit
terness is concealed ; castor oil
has become so popular that chil
dren cry for it. Cod liver oil has
been so perfectly blended with
harmless syrups that there is
much lingering over the spoon ;
and Malt Extract is so fascinating
to the taste that there are fre
quent struggles for a share. It is
well when it is so. If medicine
can be given in inviting form , if
the mind assents to the potion , so
much the better.It is a distin
guishing feature of Johann Hoff's
Malt Extract that it is a favorite
remedy with all classes of patients ,
from the very fact that while , it
is pleasant to'take , its imbibition
is working wonders in emaciated
broken-down consti
frames and -
tutions. Debility , atony , exhaus
tion , and the-various stages of re
covery are all among the benefi
cent objects of its attack. Be
sure to obtain the genuine , which
must have the signature of "Jo
hann Hoff" on the neck of every
bottle. Eisner & Mendelson Co. ,
sole agents , New York.
ARE TROUBLING YOU !
WcMAS n'a
our-i'K im-noN" Hl'KOrACl Kd of BVH if I.AS *
bE-llm beit Iu the world. U ro4do not neu 1 K n 3
wnwin tplirou loanlulvtio roj irlint loilo. UOI.II
8 "KOTACJiKS or KVB ( JUAsSKd KllOM M.IJ Ul' .
I'lsin rae u. blue or wblia/Uum , for pro igellnz IHJ
i
Max Meyer & Bro. Co
Jewelers and Opticians.
Faruaw and tfifwoutstroot
HliTTliRl \ } \ ON YOUR GUARD
Three Un Pomillilllty tlmt n IZitropciui I'.no-
my Miiy Invililft It * Ajfiiln Tim Your-
n In Time.
The Intent news from London indicates the
prevalence of u a rout Ooiil of Inl1iion7.ii , nut
only i In Umtoltr mitiliiiiiinhnut Kiulnml nnd
r.uropo. This Is the w i.v the crip oulilumlo of
Inst yunr started nnd It Is the hitflioit p.irl of
wisdom ami common sonio to keep the } stem
fortified RKiUiut an attack of this torrlblo
comiilnlnt ,
Tliuro In un tnmsimt amount of coiuhlnr ,
ancuz Mir , headache. puln I i the muscles , m-
noolully iirnund thu slioiildors nud aims cold
tent ; In fact , nil the usual r i > symptoms.
i ou iniiy nay. I do not fo.irthoKrlp. llutilo
you not fear tho. torrlblo things which crip
may brliiR ? Ksuoclnlly pnuunionla , which
limy comunlmost In n mumum iimla.iuso your
death within tulny ? Moro peopled lo HiiUdon-
ly from piiuumnnln than fnim nny other
known complaint. Why ? Ilecniiho It comes
jnio'cpocloJIy , beciuisu It gives no wnrnln-1 ,
ha no symptoms. othurthin ttiosost.itcd.anil
yet It Is the most fatal of all known discuses.
In view of those solemn fiu-tt. what shall
nny sensible man or woman do who muds
these words ? Manifestly srunr.l iiKalnst the
coinlii'- this danirorousdliu'iso. How ? Not
by doslnu- with iiulnlnu but by stroiiKthonliiR ,
uy toning the system with Homo pure xttmii-
lant of tonic power. Tliuro are iniiny which
olnltn to possess this mitxllt v. but thoio Is but
ono which does iiruuUly possess It. Th.it onu
Is Dairy's I'uro Malt Whiskey It has stood
the test of yours and IH the most popular pre
paration tpilny known to the American pee
ple. It Isucnornlly mod and It Is universally
nilmlttod to possuhsciu illtics known only to
llsolf. Do not pornilt , your drneijlHt or erocur
to pcrsiiiflo you otherwise , but Insist upon
having what you call far.
BEWARE OF QUACKS AND FRAUDS
WITHOUT DIPLOMAS
IIP CI-rtlllMlH
orrcRiatriitliin ,
AltTMJM ink tO
MM ) their cic-
< lpltlHl , SCC If
they Imvo u
rlylit to prxc-
tlco In NuliniK-
.1.1m. ! M > 11 they
| nro prlnclpalH
u r in c r I y
agents. ( ! o to
tlin rroiirilor'n
olllrc iintl < ( !
It tliFjrmo ri'C-
Istcri-il.
UK. r. I. , si : viii-i. : ConauU ns Surgeon.
Graduate of liusli Modlral Collide ( tO\-
MJl/l'Aiio.N KKKK ) . For the troKtnioatof
AND
Wo euro Cntnrrh , All Dlio.auos oFtho
NOHO Throat. Chost. StomiioU , Sovtrols
and Liver.
Blood , Shin autl Kitluoy Bisoatai ,
Femtilo Wcnkuossoi , J-.ost Maiihooil
CURED.
I'lLE" , FISTULA , K1SSU11K , porraanontly euro !
wilt out the use of knife , llir.-uuro or cauitlc.
All mnladlos of n prlvnto or tlollcftto naluro , of
cither sot , positively cured.
Call ou or ndilrcsa , with stamp for Circulars , t'roo
Uook and Heclpcn ,
Dr. Scarlcs &
Next Door to I'ostotllca
GUITARS ,
MANDOLINS ,
BANJOS , ZITHERS
AND DRUMS.
We m ke a Mrlrtjr from IU
C1IKAI-J8T 10 the MOST ELKUAM
nd cobTi.Y l.iitrumfliti.
.JRvcry Instrument full !
IV urriinttMl.
OUR LATCST AND BEST
THE LEWIS BANJD ,
Endorsed by the RCST Playerx
Sttui for Catalogue ar.i
mention the
Instruments rt\
think of jmrchar.ng.
JOHN C. HAYNJ3S k
'
KENNEDys CAUTION.
KENNEDY'S
UST INDIA BITTERS
Are NKVKU Sold
IN 11U1.K ,
ONLY IN BOTTLH3
WITH
TRADE MARKLABELS
Architects ,
Surveyors ,
Contractors
We have n full supply of "JVIathie-
pnatical Jpstrurneptaj n > ra"W-
Ipg | = > ape-S | Jpj-aci-pg Clottt ,
? Tra'Pslt8i B ° ds , Cbatps , Uev-
cls , fapesj Squares. Illus
trated Catalogue free.
* 1EWE1IDC ( )
114 South 15th Straat ,
to .PostoiTic © .
Omaha's New33t Hole !
COR. 12TH AMD HDWAB3 3T3.
< 0 Uooms nt C..W per dT. .
10 1 ooma at $1.0J par dnr-
lOltroms witti Hath at $3.0) parlir.
10 Rooms with Until nt 13. ) to 1 1 5) p ir d u
AUGUST 1st
Moiluru III Kvnrr Kospcrt.
Nu ly I'lmiUlimt Throughout
C. S. ERB. Prop.
Tno only hotel In tlio o'ty with hot and cold
wiitor. nnd stu un no a In over/ rae in
Tubio mill dining room service unsurpassed.
BATES $8.50 TO $4.00.
C.
t-uoclnl rutos on application.
B. SILLOWAY , Prop.
OUR EMPLOYMENT DEPT
while costing the employer and employed
notulnc. ! na enablud us to ntiranco the Inter-
ostsot bothund also our own , by bocurin ;
bettor results with the mnchlnu.
Wyckoff , Seaman & Densdicl
TELKl'HONE 17J1. 17U l-.Vll * \ . I S f
DR. R. W. BAILED
Teeth Fills \Vlti
otut > atn ot u
tion.
Tooth Extracted Without" Pain jf
D linger.
A Full Sel of Teelh OD RrtJjr for $3. $ ) ) . .
Perfect nt guarantood. Tiiolb ettriotJJ la thi
morning , riew oooi Iniortea la tlu oraaliu of mil
dr.
dr.reo ipeclmeni of lleraovablo llrlU >
I ee iporlmeoi of Flexible UlattlJ I'l r. )
All work warranted B > roproiontjj.
Off lee Third Floor Pnxton 31 D ) V
TclenUono 1WJ , Kth and Knrnaai Sli
T ke olcTator or talrnorirom ItlU ateatriaj ) .
DID
YOU
that fancy pin head cheviot suit that hangs on the
wall in tha window the one marked four-fifty ? Do
you know that it's as good as it is good looking ? Did
you see that handsoms gray checked suit in the third
row marked seven twenty-five ? Do you realize that
it was a regular ton dollar all wool suit that you were
looking at ? Did you see that five seventy-five
checked STO in the second row ? Did you wonder
how we could do such things ? Hundreds of men have
looked at these three suits and the other forty that
we display in our big show window today , and said
to themselves and their neighbors , "I wonder what
it means. "
It msans that "The Nebraska" has started the spring
campaign in earnest. It means thattheseforty-three
suits simply give you a taste of what we're going to do
this season with the great lever that moves the com
mercial world
PRIOR.
Open till 8 p. m. Saturdays 10 p. m.
43ocs your system
Need a
Stimulant ?
Of soy use
AMERICA'S FB1MEST WHISKY ?
For Sale at all High-class Drinking
Places and Drug Stores. If your
Dealer does not keep it , write to
DALLEMAND & CO. . CHIOAQft
ItAVMONP ,
THI ; JUWEI.EIU
HpORTOISE SHELL Hair Pins and Combs
A the genuine article nothing you couid buy
would please your wife more than these beautiful
tortoise shells.
RAYMOND ,
FIFTEENTH ANI1 IUUU.A3 , OMAHA.
PERMANEHTLY CURED Or
WE REFER YOU TO 2,500 PATIENTS.
Financial Reference : MI Hank of Commerce , OinaliiL
No DETENTION from business. No Operation ,
Invustknto our Method. Written guarantee to atnOr
lutoly Curu all kinds nf KUI'TUHEof hotliBOXoa.wltrt *
nut the use of icnlfo or tyrliiKe , no matter of how lonjt
tandlng.
tandlng.BXAMJNATION
The 0. E. MILLER PAHY ,
307-308 N. Y. LIFE DLDO. , OMAHA , NEB.
H n < l for OirouUr.
5INorvo Seeds , "
the wonderful remedy
li sold with a writ *
Sen mmrnnter lo euro All nrrroui iJlienid. lucb ai W ak Menorr.
Iois of llruln 1'ower. Headache. Wakefulnen , Ixiit Manhood. Nlthllr Kmlf >
tiona Nervou nc3 § . l' > ltudi'alldrilni and loaiorpnworof UieUoneratlt *
Oru-ani In rillioriazcniiieil by ovur cjcrtloc , youthful rrron.or vxeenlrr
inodf tolmccoopium oritlmulnnti which § 0011 lead to Indrinllr. Con uuip
tlon Hllii linntiltr. 1'ut upconrrnlefiitocarrr In vnl i > ocket. til perpact *
- - " -R ASD .UT * " ' " ' ooaliTlimiliOfii'fi. . ( in./f Idimonei/ . Circular With avert free. linrrtor Adrt'f w J > irivr a written " . guarantit . . ( 'Mcncii. Ueurl * ,
For Sslo in Omaha by Sherman < fe O'Connoll , 1B10 Dodpo Street
STRENGTH , VITAIIH , MANHOOD
W.n.I'AHKKK , M.I > . , Na.411uinncJi t. ,
.liJSTOif , Utas. , cMrf rontultlna pltyilclan o/ tnt
llKAHODV IEIIIOAr INbTITUTKtowl."J
va ewanJed the QOI.U nm > ir. by the NiTinN * ! .
lEOICJii.AM < KUTloMfo. Ibul'ltl/.i : KRHAVon
' ' '
< , < ,
u , and all J > lna..t and Wtaknni of Man.
nlinro Ibo young , Iho miJdlt-agid nnd old.
illHrX < 'onrulUllon in penwn or by letter.
JUIILO l > , oteetut , with tcttlmonlali , KIIKH
Urgabook. 801KNCK OF LIFE. OK SKI.F-
I'UK.SEKVATION , SCO pp. . 125 Invaluable pro-
icrlpUoni. full g-.lt. onlr tlM > hv null , toalvd
FREE ! GIVEN AWAY ! FREE1
TUB WONDERFUL
TWELVE-ROW PUZZLE !
Wt Oiler Valuable Pilzei ( or Hi SolullonI
Hat a You Had One ? If not. call at once upon th
Leading 1'urnlshlne Goodt Dealers of your .
city who will upply you Free o ! Coil ,
WflAIBRBHDISOHYOUliCOLlllR }
IS if ft ?
It ought to be If you wear a ss-cent collar ; for
thli brand of collars Is the vtry best value ( bit
can be hadjor as cents.
CLUF.IT , COON ft CO ,