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II fttti OMAHA 1UI1A' ' WEDNESDAY , MAttPIJ 22 , 1893.
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Mm dinii' iinlgo nnd the rollowlinf jury :
I'cln- sti'i'UI'Vid Mi-ji-r , CharliHiiu. .
Ji.lmW Criifl. Ni-lH .lolinw.n . , tioiyo ! ; Jolin-
MIII , ( iriirito IliininiWHiiii. I' rank L. l-Ui-iii'tt ,
.Inlin Dull. Toni-y ! ' . | . 'orl , .Im-ob Imison ,
l < 'nd ! Dclliinc. A. l-'lnicy , of which Mr.
< 'roft HUH tin' fori'iiinn. For over llfty lionrs
Ilili jm-v Hiood uloM-n tooiu1 In favor of ifiv-
Inur mi a vi'i-dlct Tin0110 who WIIH In favor
i , f tin rullioad company was 1 < red r. lel- )
Inlii' 'thin juror , dm Ing tlio deliberations
nf tlin jury nml uft'-r ' being out nearly llfty
Imlirs. olTcnil tulllin | dollar to dctermino
wlirtlii'f lhi otlii'tclfvin would \oto with
him In favor of the railroad company , nnd
nnVti'il to mtiii-n n verdict In my fuuu- for ? l
for tlm Inss of inj left lower log. amputated
JllHt below the lineo. After this Insult to
Ills fi-llow Jurors nnd this ovldcnco that ho
Illtcili disregarded his oath and his duty ns
a Juror , ho was directly charged by several
nf the jurors with being llxcd or bought for
tinrnllioml company , defendant. "
Defendant's nttornpys have declared tliotr
Intentions of pushing the cnso nnd in-
vi-.stlKiitlng the charge of Jury llxmg. They
ilit-lnro that tlu-.v will go to the bottom of
the whole mailer , and If the Juror has been
bribed they will mnko an example of the
Utility parties. _ _
AOAIN A rtt.t. ; IIINCII. :
. .IllilcuVliltiinf. . first 1)117 III tlm District
Court.
The bench of this , the Fourth , Judicial dis
trict 1ms now the re < | iiisUo number of Judges
mid once more the wheels of Justice are turn
ing after the same fashion ns they did before
Frank Irvlno went up higher and took the
position of a member of the -uprcmo court
commission.
Judge Walton of Blair , who was appointed
to 1111 the vacancy , and who bus accepted
after much urging , put in an appearance yes
terday nnd , until Judge Keynor'8 return
from Karpy county , will have charge of the
criminal docket.
The new Judge is a line looking gentleman
JUStHUrnlng HO , nnd to nil indications was
nit out for the Judiciary. Ho is of mcdittn
height , with black hnlr nnd beard , slightli
silvered. In politics ho is not n politician
though ho bus held oillcc , having once beei
elected to the senate of the state nnd scrvci
two terms as county attorney of Washington
county. Ho ciuno to Nebraska in IfeUS nnd
slnco that dale ho linn been continuously on.
gaged In the practlco of law. Although as
stern ns any Judge , ho 1 agreeable and has
mi unassuming manner that is intended tc
attract the public ns well as the menibeis ol
the bar.
Yesterday Immediately after Judge
Walton's arrival , ho went upon the bench ii
the largo court room in llio court house
whoia with Judge Hi > powell ho listencdto
llio reading of yesterday's court docket
After that was completed ho stepped to the
lloor nnd was introduced to the lawyers am
court ofllccis , Following the introductions
Clurk Moorcs Invited the now member of the
bench to County Clerk Snckott's olllce when
the names of the jurors who will serro dur
Ing the next thrco weeks of the Fobruar.\
term wore drawn , nnd thus Judcro Waltoi
put In his lirst ua.\ upon ( ho bench.
Stenographer Heller nnd Bailiff Walkei
who served under ox-Judgo Irvine wore madi
happy by being Informed that they wouh
both bo retained and that theru would be m
changes.
In speaking of his npKlntmont | to the po
mtlon upon the Judicial bench of this dis
trlct , Judge Wnlton s\lil : that when ho wai
notified that ho had been selected by Governor
ornor Croiwso ho ut once forwarded the in
formation to the executive that ho wouU
not accept. Ho felt that ho could not nffon
to give up his practlco for the honor and tin
salary of iMJO ! per year. Tito refusal sot
tied the matter up to the tlmu when hi
nntltlcd TUB Br.u. After that tliero wm
Mime telegraphic communication with tin
governor , "But still , " continued the judge '
"I felt that ! could not afford to tak
the position. At last my neighbor
got hold of the matter and ururcd mo to uc
ctipt , They nrgtted that our county hai
never been given tui.i thing nnd that it wn
not right for mo to refuse. Finally I recon
sliUrcil my refusal ami wont down to [ . titi
coin , whcto I told the governor that I woul
accept thi appointment. That settled th
matter nnd hero 1 am , ready to go to worl
and servo my constituency to the best of m
ability "
The Judge was lory emphatic in sayin
tint at the tlmo when TUB Bin : publlshc
the statement thnt he had i of used ho ha
then fully made up UU mind Hint ho woul
not accept the appointment.
Court
Judge Davis is hearing a Blander cnso i
which lonanna L. Johnson Is suing Chnrk
K , Bates fori1HX ( ) damagc.s.
Halpli (5. Van Ness , a former B. , t
Mvltciiinan , Is suing for $ ir > 000 for a leg lo <
v bill- working In llio bridge engine crev
Ilo nttrtbutcj the accident to u dofcctiv
tiniko beam.
C'ounrllnmu Ilruner was summoned ycsto
day for Jury duty , but did not ri-spow
Wncnbmnght before Judge Uopoxuill by tli
Rlirrlff he maintained that his omYlnl ix > s
tlou oxcinpti-il him fiiim jury duty , and b >
ldi ho could not servo without Injury 1
thecilN's Inteivsts. The court took pity a
the cits and let him off without punislimen
The inis > of Schlnnk k Prince iiKatnst tl
r.ti on trial before Judge Ferguson I'l
pl.ilitHtts wuiv the proprietors of tl
\\iiuUurhotel nnd alle + rott that before tl
bulKUiiK'of thoTontli stn-ot viaduct the
busmi'K. * a\orni ( < Ml fl.MXJa month , includlii
$ lAH l ( nun Uio iNir. They us 0rt that the
liusiiu'SH was uwitly eurtntled ihirlnj ; tl :
n n tructi.a of the viaduct , mid they sue fi
Court Citlrmlir.
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Town nml tlim-iimpiiiiy.
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The greatest I'omi'sttc ' stnml-by , Or. Hull's
Cough Syrup , Is now rccognl/ed to bo n fam
ily necessity. Keep It h.inily.
Take homo u box of HnldulT'H finocand-
! . < , lth ( ! and Capitol -vvonuo. None bettor.
1'iili'onur'H Spring OpoiiliiB.
Griiiul spring opening tomorrow , to
morrow night and nil day Thui-bday.
\\'e will ( -lono tomorrow at flillO o. in. and
open at 7.10 p. in. All ui-o invited.
N. B. FALCONER.
To ratir.ii-nl i , Orison anil
Tlie next "I'hilliiis U ick iHhvnd" pcr-
sonnlly conducted excursion to the
J'aclllo count will leave Omaha March
'Hit. with two additional excursions
leaving In April , on the 1-Uh and 28th.
1'hcbc uxeut-HidiisolTci- only through
earn from Omaha to Lo-t Angeles and
San Franeiseo. For particulars ) call on
any U'lelc Island agent or address
C'harles Kennedy , general northwestern
passenger agent , 1002 Farnam street ,
Omaha.
A Tiilo of Two Cltli-s.
Omaha to Chicago is a one night's
journey.
You ean leave hero by the Biu'linc1-
ton's No. 2 , the veitibuled Flyer , at 4:43 :
1) . m. , and reach the World's fair city at
8:2.1 : the next morning.
I'hero is no more cjinfortable train in
existence than the Four Forty-five. It
carries sleeping , dining and reclining
chair cars ( beats free ) , is ro.stibulcd from
end to end , and is gas-lighted by the
clearest , cleanest , safest method of ear
illumination in use.
The Burlington's city ticket oHloonow ,
location , is at 11(21 ( Farnam bt.
See the celebrated Sjhmer piano at
Ford & Charlton Music Co. , 1508 Dodge
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A fine upright piano , used only six
months , at half price. Ford & Charlton ,
1508 Dodge.
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METHODIST MISSIONS.
I'roiioiliiRiin Itiilrpcnclpiit Society for Work
In the Northwest.
. The final proeemHngs of tlio Omnha dis
trict missionary convention took place last
ovciiiiifr. Addresses wcro delivered by Kcts.
John 1J. Uoo anil J. 15. Maxflcld. The former
cinplmsizcd the need of greater missioiiiiry
work in general , and the latter spoke of the
needs of the church in Nebraska , which ho
said were brainy , hard working men and
.
more money. Ho favored the orpanlzini ; of
nil independent homo missionary society for
the northwest. Ho could see no need of
.jolng to Italy and China for converts when
wo hart Italians and Chinamen in our own
midst who nodcd salvation.
At tlio mornin ; ; session of the Missionary
society Uev. C. Suavely conducted the de
votional exercises , Uov. J. I' . Hoe read an
abe ! paper on the work In Bulgaria , Elder J.
W. Shank discussed the dinioultics that pre
sented themselves in the Soutli American
mission Hold. Elder 0. Murquetto talked in
terestingly of the work in Liberia , Hoy. Al
fred Hodgotts discussed the situation in
Cicrmauy and Switzerland and Hov. 11. D.
Drown answered the important question ,
\ What of the NighU"
In the afternoon the feasibility of con
solidation in Japan was discussed by Kov. U.
1C. Tindall , and Mexican missions were the
lo theme of u neat little talk by Uov. ,1. W.
Id Green of tlio First Presbvti-rian church ,
10 Uev. .T. P. Mm ray discussed India and its
10o mission llelds , nnd Uov. T. O. Webster had
o- several interesting things to say about city
s13 evangelization.
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13V A llnllglitful HuHlnc-H-rle nure Trip.
nId Aii opportunity to spend n few days In 'hat
Idd delightful spot , North Galveston , Tex. , is
d offered by a special excursion to that point
10 which will Ic.avo Omaha , Neb , March ur ,
it10 Ib'.KI. Homarknblo inducements are offered.
10 For particulars apply to U. U. Smcaton ,
IS room 1" , Barker block , agent , Omaha , Nob.
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, Honors to n Hep irtetl I'li-i'ioan.
iCO A meeting of the Veteran Firemen's asso
rsc ciation was held in Chief Galligan's office
c-
cul last evening to arrange for the funeral of
as Henry Berthold , a member of the associa
ti- tion who died Tuesday. A beautiful floral
ti- tribute representing a Iioj't atiJ ladder will
tiId bo laid upon the colun.
ho President Meyer appointed Messrs Prince.
rk Fishenmd Ximmerman as pi'.lluearors nnd
iiy C. Y. Gallagher , Henry Pumlt and F. II.
Rosters n committco to dralt suitable reso
ng lutions.
I'd The firemen > \111 meet at engine house No.
ad H , Eighteenth anu'/lamey / streets , at 1:30 :
ild o'clock nnd marcti to M. O. Maul's under
taking rooms , where the funeral services
will bo held ut - o'clock All members of
the Veteran Firemen's association are re
in quested to turn out in full uniform.
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There arc three things wortn saving
M.st Tinu1 , Trouble and Money and Uo Witt's
stw. Little 1-iirly Uisers will save them for you.
w.vo These little pills will save you tlmo , us thcv
vo net promptly. They will save i ou trouble a's
they cause no pain. They will save you
or- money as they economize doctor's bills.
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Urpartmoiit of tlio tlin I'latte.
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1)0- General Urooko was abU < to sit up csterday
1)0to and dispatch some business taken to his resi
on dence on Twenty-fourth street Dr. Dacha
ut.ho thinks ho will ba out in a few days.
ho The examining board , now in session for
'ho the puntoso of examining applicants for promotion -
he motion , will not complete its labors before
he the latter part of tlm wok. .
oil A general court martial has been called to
ng meet at Fort Omaha on the UiiU of March at
olr Furl Logan an I Fort Douglas on Monday
he next for tlio trial of such persons us may bo
for proper ! ) brought before thorn.
mm BROS ,
Otif SiiorlfFs Bale Furokw of Omits' Fur-
Goods Goes on Snlo Tomorrow.
WE PURCHASED THE ENTIRE STOCK
tlin Helm A HnrrN Stuck ( if Over sao.ooo
tt'itflli tit ( Itiml * Ulll IIP Sold at
AliiiiMiliig I'rlcri
Itnid 'cm.
To ho put on sale Wednesday morning
ut prices that will nmUo things lively
while it lasts. Wo purchased this stock
at u very low figure , and to nuilto room
for spring goods just arriving wo must
got it out of the way at onco.
Uu on luintl curly and caloli on to BOIIIO
of the biii'Kiiltm.
Kolin k Hiiffla' Wo tcuk scurfs , your
choice for fie cuch.
Kohn ft , Harris' iJOc tcck bcnrfs , your
oholco for 12je ciich.
Kohn & Hat-rib' 7iio tcok bcarf , your
choice for lo ! ) caoh.
Kohn J : Harris' $1.00 took bcarfs , your
cholco for 2'c cuch.
Kvery available space on main floor
devoted to Hits immense slock.
BOYS' SHIRT WAISTS.
Hero Is where you can save some
money. Wo want a full houbo on Wed
nesday. We extend n special invitation
to parents who have waists to buy for
their boys , to attend this bale.
Boys' doniot flannel waists. Kohn &
Harris' price , oOu ; our price , 12c. }
Boys' fancy cotton waists , Kohn & Har
ris' price , "oc ; our price , 2oo.
Boys' lanoy cotton waists , Kohn & Har
ris' price , $1.00 ; our price , 50o.
WINDSOR SCARFS
Nearly given away. 500 dozen fancy
Windsor bcarfs , 2c each : worth 10o.
1 lot fancy Windsor scarfs , Itc each ;
worth 12Je.
1 lot line bilk Windsor scarfs , luc each ;
worth 2T o.
1 lot fine bilk Windsor bearfs , 1'Jc each ;
worth ! ! 3c.
SUSPENDERS.
Over 1,000 doicu go on bale at about 1
their value.
1 lot of men's and youths' shoulder
braces worth GOc to bo closed at lee per
pair.Gents'
Gents' fancy suspenders , bolid buckles ,
only 4fe ) per pair.
Gents' automatic lace back suspenders ,
the best made , only lOo , worth fiOc.
Every suspender in this stock worth
oOc , 7uc and $1,00 , to bo closed ut 2jo pet-
pair.
In this stock we find about 50 dozen
samples of suspenders , no two pair alike ,
which wo will close out at i their value.
MEX'SHIOSB.
Here is where wo expect the crowd.
Oniv entire center aisle will bo given up
to this lino. Hosiery from all parts of
the globe will bo represented hero.
Extra cashiers during this pale.
Men's fancy cotton J hose Do per pair ,
Kohn & Harris' price was lOc.
Men's heavy Roekford socks , seamless ,
5c. Kohn & Harris' price Sl.OO per dozen.
Men's fast black cotton i hose , im
ported , lOo per pair , Kohn & Harris'
'price 2oc.
Men's brown cotton i hose , imported ,
full regular 12 < ! o per pair , worth 2.c ,
UMBRHLLAS.
Over 5,000 cotton glorias , silk glorias ,
milan silks , volunteer silks , rainbow
bjlks , empress silks and Spittalfield
silks , all mounted with line handles.
Kohn & Harris' umbrellas worth $1.00 ,
to bo closed at 50c each.
Kohn < fe Harris' umbrellas worth $1.75 ,
to bo closed at ! ) Sc each.
Kohn & Harris' umbrellas worth $3.00 ,
to be closed at $1.50 each.
Kohn & Harris' umbrellas worth $4.00 ,
to bo closed at $2.25 each.
Kohn & Harris' umbrellas worth $5.00 ,
to bo closed at 82.08 each.
MEN'S FANCY NEGLIGEE SHIRTS.
The most attractive part of this btcek.
They had just received an elegant stock
of these goods shortly before being
closed by the sheriiT. These goods will
on bale day bo divided into immense
stacks , with n ticket on representing the
price. Wo are going to make this the
greatest shirt sale of the season.
1 lot of negligee shirts , Kohn & Harris'
price 50o , our price lc. ! )
1 lot of negligee shirts , Kohn & Harris'
price 50c , our price 25o.
1 lot of negligee shirts , Kohn it Harris'
price ( iOc , our price I5c. !
1 lot of negligee shirts , Kohn & Harris'
price $1.00 , our price 50e.
1 lot of negligee shirts , Kohn & Harris'
price $1.25 , our price 75c.
1 lot ot negligee shirts , Kohn & Ilarrib'
price $1.50. our price i)8c. )
MEN'S UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS.
To be closed for less than material ,
not counting the making.
These shirts are made lirst class , good
quality , linen bosom and culls.
Reinforced hand made button holes ,
Kohn it Harris' price , $0.00 per dozen ,
our price 2'Jc each or 0 for $2.00.
Also 1 lot Kohn & Harris' price G5o ,
our price 3o ! ) each.
GENTS' UNDERWEAR.
The sti-ck beingX ) largo it is impos
sible to give any description of it ; wo
will divide it into 3 lots , 2'ic , 35eand50e ,
and will guarantee this to b.o the best
and cheapest line over bhown in the
west.
Remember this sale commences
Wednesday morning.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
100 dozen gents' fancy navy blue hand
kerchiefs , imitation of silk , only 5eeach ,
worth 15o.
100 dozen gents' navy blue , very fine
handkerchiefs , looks like silk , only lOe
each , worth 25c.
1 lot of gents' line white linen cambric
handkerchiefs onlv lOo each , worth 25e.
MILLINERY OPENING SATURDAY.
Our bpring opening in millinery de
partment occurs Saturday. Wo don't
want to boast of any exquisite line , but
wo want ovoryb > dv to bee it.
BANKRUPT PRICES.
These prices would bankrupt any
hotted if kept up. Look them over anil
take advantage of this money losing
bale. 500 pieces of wash dress gouds ,
such as 32-inch louol cords , passaic
cords , fantaibo chevron , bhantong pongee
gee , pineapple tissue , lleeced uniting ,
canton cloths , avovron cloths , crepe
japon , fayal batiste , ehallics , mousoun
do inde , and last , but not least , 40-Inch
ot _ . - 1 of Tartar 1'owder. No Ammonia ; No Alun
Used in Milli-ais Of Homes 40 .Years the Standard ,
wlilo plain , cnhiMKt zephyr with fancy
woven border. fTlip valtto of those fab-
rlus IB knownii to most of you ,
being cold In t this city at lOo ,
12je , toe , UK- and ) omo tire asking as
high ns 25oyardOfor some of these most
solut't styles. Tuko your choice of the
on tire lot tomorrow or. center tables In
now building at Vie yard. Just the price
of common calicos ? rfe yard.
Also on nalo 8Tn dress patterns of chal-
lies at 3So for a pattern of ton yards.
i HAYDKN BROS. ,
Selling out the -Kohn k Harris bank
rupt ttoek.
GREAT IB NEBRASKA.
A ont I'rnncU I'lirnUlirH Some
Splrinlld StiitMlcn.
Mr. .Tohn Francis , general pnsscngor nnd
ticket iiKunt , 1ms Issued through the passen
ger department of the llui-HugUm n neat Ht-
tlo folder entitled "Nobrnskn's Yield In
Ninety-two. " It Is Just suited for u letter
nnd would bo nn excellent medium for busi
ness men nnd others to bring to the nttcn-
lion of eastern corrcspondciits Nebraska's
place m llio cereal growlnp states. The
folder states that Nebraska la now * tlio third
state In the production of corn :
Yield In 180i ! , bll-liels . 157.U5.000
, ,
Vnluo . t 44,000,000
It is llfth In tlio production of oats :
Yield In 189'J , bushels . 43,131,000
Vnluo . , . $ U.U'JO.l'Jt )
It Is twelfth in the pioduetlon of wbcnt :
Yield In 18U2 , uusliels . 15.070,000
Act CIIKO . 1 ,253,504
Vnlttc . t 7.H34.775
The folder speaks of tlio prowing cultiva
tion of winter wheat , of live stock and inanu-
fncturcrs , of Nebraska soil , the threat oppor
tunities offered in the stnto for tlio fanner ,
artisan und business man.
Ilathrr Steep
Than take in any otber form Is whnt many
people tlilnic , and I'nrks' tea is made for just
these folks. It cures constipation , and tboiiKb
not a catbartic , moves tlio bowels every day.
All druggists.
CLAIMED HE WAS AN EARL.
Vlxlt < > r an Alli-Kril Nfililotnnn Who Turned
Out to Huu Thief.
A short , well dressed and high living look
ing little man entered the Murray hotel one
day last week and , taking up a pen In a
very matteroffactway , proceeded
to Inform the clerk and the traveling public
that ho w.is u real , live earl by writing
"Karl of Navershnin. l-ondon , England , "
upon the register in a bold , round hand that
scorned to defy anybody to prove anything
to the contrary.
'ilio "earl" called for the best room in the
louse and in every way fjavo the clerks and
, he proprietor to understand that ho was n
) luo blooded Englishman. Ho dcpart-
_ > d the next day for Chicago , ere
o took a train that was lie.idecl that way nt
east and today the 1'ollc at the Murray
earned the sequel.
A Pinkerton detective called nt the
lotel to make inquiry about the
'Earl of Nnvershnm , " who turned out to bo
, n embezzling cashier from St Joseph. Mole
lo was employed f6r some years by Swift &
Jo. nnd after appropriating n considerable
lUin of cash for his own use from the cotters
if the linn ho skipped.
Busy people have no tmio , aim sensible pee
ilo have no inclination to use pills that make
: hcm sick n day for every dose they take.
Thoyhave learned that the use of De Witt's
Little Early Hisers does not-intcrfcro with
thcirhealth by causing nausea , pain or grip-
Ing. These little pihs are perfect in action
: md results , regulating the stomach and
bowels so that headaches , diz/iness and
lassitude are prevented. They cleanse the
blood , clear the complexion and tone up the
system. Lots of health in these little fcl-
ows.
"The Oltt-IIomesteady" now playing at the
Boyd , shows no diminution in popular favor.
The engagement closes todny with n matinee
nt : SO and the regular evening performance
utb.
The realistic scenes of "Tho Danger Slg
nal , " to bo seen at thoFarnatn , have made a
hit. Usual matinee today at 23U. : !
Miss Fanny Davenport opens nt Boyil's
theater on Monday evening next for live
nights and Saturday matinee , presenting
Sardou's ' - . " The
Sardou'sCleopatra. performance
will bo given as completely as heretofore ,
and the theater will no doubt bo crowded.
The s.ilo of seats for all performances will
open Saturday morning.
Next week at the F.irnam , beginning with
matinee Sunday , Charles A. Gardner , the
popular German comedian , will appear in a
romantic : oinedy , "Fatherland , " which
alTords him ample scope for display of hi :
varied talents.
c ; Match to I'roiniint.
The Pedestrian club will meet tonight nt
Twenty-fourth nnd Cuming streets. Kulcs
nnO regulations in regard to marching will
bo adopted. The captains nnd nontenants
of the wheel clubs arc expected to act as
pilots and lieutenants of tlio walking match
to Fremont.
The followU.g persons have subscribed
and deposited membership fees : Henry
Schroetcr. Herman Bcsellne , Herman Alt-
man , William D. Henderson , Charles Uumoh ,
George Utlcd , Frank l iti-am , Edward
Mueblhouso , John Grim , Henry Koenfeldt ,
William Ileinzman , Charles E. Moran , Will
iam Kopke , Jacob Hank , Henry \\indliau-
sen , Peter Kaiser , Charles Schmidt , H.
Schacfer , Henry Martins , Nels Kaers , Will
iam Hauling.
Give Them a
Give DR. PRICE'S DELICIOUS FLA-
V9RING EXTRACTS a trial , and it
they please you , recommend
them to your neighbor ; if not.
return them and have your
money refunded. No fears
of your not being satisfied , as
their perfect purity and excel
lent quality are so decided.
Nice delicacies are never
spoiled by their use , as they
impart the sweet and natural
fruit flavors.
Dr. Price's Vanilla , Lemon
ind Orange can riot Lv
iqualed.
MAKES
THE BEST
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REASONABLE RATED
FOR
rrha Host.
SCROFULOUS SORES.
Lady Hadly Aflllctcd Three Years-
Trios Many Doctors Here and
in England Without Ucnc-
lit Cured by Cuticura.
Mv wlfo h.ivlnZBulTcrodfromSjrofittasoro *
on the hack for thrcoynurs , mid nt times she
could not lln down ut nllit. and she tried all
the doctors 1 could get , nnd also wont to Knjr-
land to try ami bo cured there , and nil of
them fulled , itnci told h--r they could do noth-
mi ? for hers and Imvlug tried nil Idncis of
remedies I ut last tried imn liox of your CIITI-
CUIIA UKMKDIKI , ntid todny she In ns well us
Bhoovur was In her life , and her ImoU Is HS
clear us tiny person llvlnif , and I , for one. onn
recommend C'tm.tMA UKMUDIKS us the only
one 1 could ( Ind to olToct a euro-
O. W. .10M.S. Constable ,
23SnylesSlroot. Cleveland , Ohio.
SCROFULA TEN YEARS.
I hud a running * ere In mv cur of a Scrofula
nature for ton vonrn. Hail been treated by
spvoril physicians , lint olit.ilttcd no relief un
til I tried CilTiri'HA. which he.iloil it up In a
few dnys.This was more thun three yours
ago. nnd I tuvoli id no trouble with II slm.u.
I eoiiMdor your OI-TICIMIA UIMIDIIS : : : unex
celled for the discuses you claim to cure.
MKA it. A wooorcwn.
broiler wood , So. Dale.
CUTICURA REMEDIES
nro the greatest , Skin Curos. Illood I'lirlHors
and Humor Itei.iedlcs
the world has over
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Skin Pnrlller Internally no cleanse the blood
of all Impurities aim uo'snnnus ' einments ) , nnd
CUTICL-HA , thoRroatSKin Sun- , and Ct'TictiiiA
SOAIanoMiu'sitoSk n I'urlller mid lleantl-
ner.e\lcriially ( to clear tha sltln and soulp and
jestoro the lmlr ( , lure e\ery disease and
hiimor of the skin , .scalp and blood , with loss
of hair , from Infunuy to iipe , from plmpics to
Kuriifuln , wheirthobeit physlciuns hoipltals ,
and all other remedies tall.
Sold everywhere. Price , CtmcutiA , Mo ;
SoAi' , ! > ( [ KKSOI.VHNT , gl.lW. Prepared by the
I'OTTKIl IJIIUO AMI UIIUMIOAI , C'OUI'OIIATIO.V.
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t * "IIow to Cure Skin Diseases , " 01 paces , ( JO
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WEAK , PAINFUL KIDNEYS.
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uno inlniirc by the niu-iir.t Antl-
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'jihislor.
ND WOMEN AT ONCE , ( nilitr loci ) or irivcllnc ) lo
represent u * , advertise , ihstritujte our printed nutter ,
ami Introduced our | ? oed < Steady
$804 MOUTH
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Are these ignorant pretenders who ,
without any qualifications , any ability ,
any experience- , any skill , claim to
possess the power to cure nil the ills of
ho human race. But their want of
worth soon becomes apparent to their
would-bo dupes , and those conscionca-
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oblivion they so richly merit.
In strangp and strong contrastwith
these miserable boasters is the quiet ,
dignified yet courteous demeanor of
hose noted leaders of their profession ,
Who , during the past 27 years , have
abundantly demonstrated their ability
to effect spaedy , perfect and permanent
cures in nil the worst forms of these del
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119 S , I4tii StreaL
Cor. Douglas St' ,
OMAHA , - NEB.
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Quart
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Settle
Pure
Rye
Whiskey
75c.
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jirlcoV Wo suar.intou It to lu puie rye.
rl [ To bo continued. ]
il Los Augaloi
[ | Wlno , Liquor nucl ClKtuCo. . .
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llfl 8 You Had One7 H not , call at ence upon the
Leading FurnWdne Goods Ocalers oi yout
city who will supply you Ftea ol Cast.
If you want o Rcndy-made ShirS
to stilt you , got thoU
U ic a aura fit. We makeit i
CLUETT , COON & CO ,
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Suits-
six styles
liiiiulsoine
new colors-
cut like
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or cut
round
corners
ages
5. to M
I-INVO
dollar
suits
always
till now
' '
'I'oday
$3.50.
tBt
You can trada till 8 o'cM tonl t. SiturJiy till 13. 3
To leave your order for
That Raster Suit noiv.
An early order before the
'hurry season comes , wiii
permit us to give you the
best of workmanship,11 * on
even the lowest-priced suits.
t
To make Clothing and we're going to be unusually
busy. You will be ashamed to appear in your
old , winter suit by the side of your wife's fresh
costume on Easter morn. No self-respecting man >
will do it when promptness and
From $2 © to $50
secure a Hcndsoine Stylisli Easter Suit.
207
South 15th Street.
HAVMONI ) ,
. . .
Till ! JK.lVKL.Elt.
the new design for solid silverware
ROUEN
gotten out exclusively by Gorham ; is the
most beaytiful pattern extant we have it on all
table cutlery other designs also at reasonable
prices.
RAYMOND ,
rlFTKE.NTII ANII IIOUdliAS , OMAHA.
PERHAHJHTLY CUI&ED or
WE REFER YOU TO 2.5OO PATIEN1S.
FinaDcial llefercnce : Ml Buk of Commprce , Oiaah.
Vo DKTENTION from businoes. No Operation.
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nut I ho ube of Kiiifu orcyrinxo , no inatter ot how louit
standing.BXAMINATION FBBB.
The 0. E. MILLER COMPANY ,
307.300 H. Y. LIFE BIOD. , OPAVA , HID.
fore ruulnr.
' IJorvoSoodo , "
the wonderful reinedf
II null ) nltli a writ-
ci tle