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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 20, 1893)
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; TUt'KSIUY. APRIL 20. 1808. SJJOUDD KEEP JURORS BUSY County Attorney Kaloy Rebuked for Too Little Hustling. JUPGE KEYSOR OBJECTS TO DELAYS With Two Hundred I'rUonrri < 1 Trial lie Think * Homo of tliw dues Should He ilciuly for Acllon StateN rrl oncr Arraigned. N Tlicro will bo hut n week's vacation be tween the February ami May terms or the illstrlot court such has been tlio amount of business waiting to bo transacted. The llnal adjournment of the February term lias been fixed for Friday afternoon , ami the May term wl" "I10" ono week from tin1 following Monday. Notwithstanding tlio vast amount of busi ness disposed of by the seven judges since the beginning of last February , there will bens ns largo n docket , for the next term as has over been seen In the county. .Indies anil lawyers attribute this to the fact that in old times , when there wore less Jud s upon the bench than now. it was imiKissihle to net a case to trial within two years after it was commenced , whik' now a case may bo reached at the next term after the Illing of the papers in the oillco of the district clerk. Yesterday the feature of thueourts was the roast that Judge Keysor of the crimi nal division administered to the county nttornev. Upon the convening of the court , the judge asked the attorney what ho had for trial. The reply was that there was nothing to be heard , but there were a lot of prisoners to be at raipncd to plead to the in formation on lllc. Judge Keysor in mild but forcible lan guage informed the attorney that he wanted It understood that when the Jail was full of prisoners the comity could not stand the cx- pcnso of having jurors sitting around with out anything to do. Witnesses should Have been secured and tlio cases prepared for trial. , . . . The county attorney urged that lie had been \er.y busy with the Clara Allen case during the week and had not had much time to look after other matters. Judge Keysor agreed with the legal repre sentative of the county , but intimated that that was not the best of an cxcus ? , as there were three or four assistants , all able gen tlemen , who could hiuo prepared thoiases nnd attended to gilt lug tlio witnesses Into court. Continuing bis remarks , the court said that in his opinion It was not the proper policy to stop Jury trials when there were iiX ( ) prisoners in the county Jail nnd the end ot the term had not been reached. The prisoners that it bad proposed to arraign could not be tried at this term audit was simply delaIng the business to bring them into court. There were a largo number of Jurors oiiiduty.nnd it was a great expense to the county to have them sitting about with nothing to do. In transacting the county business , the judge thought that a man should use the same judgment as though it was a matter of his own and lie should use the s.uno earo about running up n bill of expense " 'I say this , " concluded the Judge , "that in the future there may bo no misunderstanding of the situation and of my position with reference to the dispatch of the business of this division of the court. " n.iAi : > NOT ( .UII.TV. Stnto'8 Prisoner * Wore- All Innocent of tlio There was a largo docket of prisoners in the criminal court yesterday to plead not guilty to a variety of crimes and minor offenses. Albert nurslclc , im alleged wife beater , answered to the charge of assault with intent to kill and murder. The complaining witness , the wife , was n wee mltp of a woman who averred that during the early days of the present month Albert beat her wltli an iron rodj inflicting any number of cuts ana painful bruises. Frank Kay was charged with arson , in this that on January ! W ) ho applied the torch to the residence ot P. 13. Ihler with the Intent to destroy the building. Henry \V. Kills , alias Harvey Ellis , alias George Clark , alias \V. J. Hailoy , was ac cused of having forged and passed a check for $11.W ) , drawn upon a bank In which ho had no funds. Charles McKInslcy was a man accused of having robbed the home of C. J. Backus of $60 worth of property , including clothing , bedding , books and everything else that he rould 11 ml. FranK D.ivls was the man who was identi fied as the individual who held up John II. Fllcglo und robbed him oC a. gold wateh and chain. Efllo Saunders and Belle- Arnold , two colored damsels , weio charged with having posed as a lenco nnd secreted the property that was stolen from I ) . Altman's Sixteenth street store when it was robbed last month Six little bo\s , , whoso ages ranged from 7 up to 12 ! years , were booked as the lads who went through the T-os Angeles liquor store , carrying away a quantity of wines and fruits. Their cases were disposed of in various ways. Some were held for trial , others were sent to the country to work upon farms and ono or two were turned over to their parents that they might bo sent away to school und gotten away from the corrupting Influences that have surrounded thorn during the past. John MadJcn , charged in the county court with having operated a saloon on the north shore of Cut-off lake without first having procured n county license , surrendered him self this morning , gave bonds for his appear- nnoo and the case was sot for trial at the convening of the court tomorrow morning. OUtrlrt Court Uiillln : ; * . The docket for the May term of the dis trict court has been completed and has gone to the printer. This docket will show U.ftiO cases for triul , as against ! ) , ! K7 on tlio docket for the February term , which is about closed. Mary E. McMenemy , the widow of the Into Dr. Mc.NUmeiny , appeared before the pro bate court today and asked that the allow ance for the support of her son. JqhnV. . , bo Increased from $ . " 0 to $100 per month and that the amount bo paid out of the assets of the estate. A Nl ) . I lllVIMtllllMlt. Well located real estate , like a flawless diamond , always ret.ilns hs value. It can never collapse never default is jours "down to Chltu. " North fiiilvcston , Tex. , realty is claimed to bo a little butter and safer than any other Investment now on the market. This thriv ing young city has every Industrial and agricultural advantage , and the climate is mild and healthful throughout the whole year. Full particulars regarding this Investment opportunity can bo obtained by addressing 1) . D. Smcaton. room 17 , Harkor block ' .sthe loeal agent of North fialveston association. The address of the fJener.il association's box Wit , Minneapoln. Will Ili-jfln mi The Nebraska Central means to hold Its rights and already plans are being laid to commence work on the morning of May 1 the time sot in the fr.mchlso granted the company for the beginning of operations. A corps of surveyors have been running n line along Cass street for several days past yesterday the foivo reaching the Union 1'aeille yards and stalciui , ' oit the Hue which the ro.id will follow after leaving the bridge which , it is thought , will strike about the middle of the oil house In the Union I\ielllo yards. 1'lies of people nave pi.es. but De Witt's Witch Hu7.el Salvo wlllcuro thorn. Dead PoUHlll lit , Hdiiuvril. City Electrician Cowglll has reported to the council that about 700 useless poles arc standing in the streets and alloys of the city and they will probably bo removed. In this eouncotiou Mr , Cougill states that ho has been informed by Suprelntendent Smith that the street railway company has purchaoed n largo number of' iron j > olos ant will place them in the business inn-1ion o the city Immediately. They will take the place of ( ho wooden ones now in position UIKW wlikh are stretched the wires sup porting the trolley wires. P"31 , People have piles , but Do Witt's \\llch \ Hazel Salvo will euro thoin. JH.1S.V HTttrr.NllOUM HAI.H. Unhrnril of ll. rKlii In Alllllnrry. On ThurtHlny wo will begin ono of the nest ruinarUiiblo Bales of millinery over nttcmptcd In Onmhn nnd will continue until IWJO Saturday nltfht. Wo have received several hundred , wnutlful pattern nnd trimmed lints for the great Halo. .Tiwt to make things lively nnd trndo M'lok millinery will bo marked down ow ; uheiipor thnn over offered before ; > ricos nbout ono litilf of ether houses. We will divide them Into 7 lots. Lot 1. Stylish trimmed lints sold by other houses for $2.50 , onlv US . Lot L' . Neat nnd 'pretty hats trimmed with ( lowers and luce. $1.'I7. Lots. The nobby Columbia hat , some thing now. $1.18. Lot 4. Silk luce toques. $1.50. Lotf ) . Largo silk lueo lints , nilk wire frames , new ( jlmpes.00. . Lot 0. Handsome hats , elegant trimmed , Into styles. $ ; t.2.j. Lot 7 Is n great MM ) ) . Any of our patterns or trimmed lints In show cabo your choice for $4.S7. Tills great snlo will IMS at wholesale room , 2nd lloor , 1510 Douglas street. BLISS. c I'or Suln at a Iliirgnln. All my carriages , robes , sleighs , liar- ness , etc. , including one novelty summer i'ig , carries six or olght passengers , ono full platform spring extension top fam ily phaeton , new ln t November. All in IIrst-olnss order. Must bo sold nt once , ns 1 nm leaving the eity. George A. Joslyn , 2111 Emtnott st. , or 511 South 12th street. Wanted nt once. 2. " > paper hangers ; highest wages paid. Henry Lehmann , 1518 Douglas street. See the celebrated Sohmor piano nt Ford & Uhurlton Mu-ie U. ) . , l.'iOS Dodge. Low rates of fare to Houston. Texas , and return Tuesday , April 2. " > . For par ticulars fall on or address Morton E. Kenyan , ! K)3 ) N. Y. Life. Court Cnli'iiilnr. The call for today is as follows : LAW IIOOM NO 4 .IITIM1U IIOl'UWKI.L. 'J'Jl'.K'plloKmaii vsC'onln. iin-'JCiii liny vs Mullrn. : ill-2J ! ) I'erilss Ai'Krinuin Uros. 3i77UillrnotsNcln.iskn ( ) : I'uinltuio Co. ; U1HIund \s Tioup. 2H-v7ft ! Hunker Chicago & Northwestern Hiilluuv cninimnv. : il-ll > ) - . | , : , vs Miiul. liiUllinaiisTrfl. : . 31-100-Mini llaili'U. - - \s 31-100 IV'ker. ' 31100Montitnincry vs 31-170 HuveilnglioiiM vsSlonehlll. 31-'Jt7 ( 1/roimtd % Hammond. ! tl-'J17 Sanmlt'rs l'nrues. 31-'Ji0 ! Smith \siray. 31-ii ! ( ! -Crriiiaii Ha\lnssbank vsTnttlc. 31-330-Hudson Moycr. 31-351 Nelson > s Omaha 1'lie Insurance Co. 31-308 Weatein I'nrnltnro company vs. Spittle. 31-303 Amh ) I'lirnltnie company vs Splglp. 31-iIG'- ! Murray vs Cunningham. LAW ItOOM .SO. Cl. JDIHIK OUDLN. 30-173 Mojer Vs llodsoii. 30-200-Curtls vs Dolan. 30-UH3 Tonciay Haley. HU-307-Miirnhy vs Uyilcr. 30-34 ( > - ( ) , National bank vs Atkins. 80-303-\Vynmn vs. I'MiiT. 30-3B'J-Saunlfis ( v.s I ! . & M. Italhvay com pany. igtirrr : IIOOM NO. G-.HTWIK FKIIGUSON. 32-33H-Ktliene C. Hull's vs R. A. TllloUon. ' 32-lttl Union Tiust company vs Joseph I'lala. 33130Nelson vs A ml ei son. 33-132 Nebraska National bank vs Maiia Hclliimii. 33-U30-MeSlmne vs I.ce. 33-20U I'riighs I'ortsnniutli Savings bank. 38-202 Chicago Unl\eibul lincstment com pany \.s llronn. 311-200-Mutual Investment company vs I'alket al. J'J204Slervo vs Hoffman. 83-204 Klrst Nntloniil hank vs Yatcs. 38-207 Schroedcr vSluttcry. . 33-2H4-Ilbson ( SH-rnsdorir. 33-2H7-lliimlllon v.s Hood. 33370Thin lie , Jr. , xsCoihett , 8 l-44-\Vllllums vs Williams. 81-7U laIdson \ s Crosby. 8491Duniuo ! v , Stelnlini t. 81-128-Tiiylcr vs CnrlwrlKlit. 84-130- Lancaster HaInxs bank vs Coffman. 34-13'J ra umsic | ) h aIngs bank vs Coil- man. 81-184 Omaha Loan and Iluildlng associa tion \sCamiibell. 3 l-lD2-l'otter vs llollnberg. 34-2O1 Kennedy vsHmllh. 34-203-lloiklns | vs Multh. 3l21lluvldiesTaylor. ( ) . 34-213-Martln vs Mat lln. 30-210 In ro estate of R. U. Drown vs. Hi own. 34-218-Mulvlhlll vs Murtihy. KQtJITV IIOOM NO. 7 JUDIIK WALTON. 31-3U'J-McKelI vs Paul. 32-al-Wlth.-ow vs lloltslandvr. 32-113-Traynor vs Kllboin. 32-138 lloajjland Vs Tlioiiiiison. 3l-14M-I.i > dwleh vs Cliollmun. 32-lUH SUmti vs Tales. 32-210-Hrandes vs Kili-Uson. 31-00-Mai lun Casey \s Isaac llascall. 31-05-i-chiiuirer Vh llnliliiinl. 32-3(7 Uniiiliu Coal and l.liuo comnany vs Dodd el al. 32-2SO .lonscn v.s Jensen. 32-307-1'helps vs 1'heljis. 32-305 Nun ut al vs Si-xauor. 33-3 Hiivzunek vs llav/unuk. 3328Wakellcld vs How. 33-48 Security SavliiKs bank vs Clarke. 8308I.rUulcli vs Walt. 32-17-Mlllcr hllay. 3372In 10 ostutu of Mnrllni J. Stewart. JH-40-.smth Omuliii National bank vs Wright > Huldnln. 33-270-ltlluy vs Starr. 83-2iO Omaha Pliuilni ! mill vs Horton. U3-202 KcMinelU'y v I.oo. 33-310 McUiiKUi ) SnvliiKs bank vs Kkwull. 33-31H Pulrlck vs Allen. 33324TlmmuHTImnu - . 33-331-We.ssels vs llntcldiison. 33-342 OiiiuliuNatliinulh.ink vs Thompson. 33303Hiown vs Morjtun. 32-280-Piuidt vs AlhllKht. 3412llrudley vs Uussell. 3 i-2'J- Mutual I nvi'stment Cinpany vs White. 84-40-Kelly Kully. 34tiOI'lnisi ) vs Cocnrun. 34-06 llarnes xs Hut nes. 34-07 IVuy v.s Muiphy. UliuiinnitUui Oiilcltly Cured. Three days is a very short time in which to cure a b.id case of rheumatism ; but it can be done , If the uroper treatment is adopted , as will be seen Irom the following from James Lambert , of New Hrunswick , 111. : ' ! was badly afflicted with rheumatism in the hips and lew , when I bough t n bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Halm. U cured mo in three days. I am all riijht today , and would nslst on every one w ho is afllieted with hat terrible disease to use Chamberlain's Pain Halm and get well at once. " Agrred on I'llllH. The committees of the Commercial club and Board of Trade appointed to make neces sary changes on the Ilfth lloor of the Doard of Trade building to accommodito the Com mercial club , met yesterday morning to con fer with the architects , Messrs. Fisher & Lawrle. relative to the plans. After an hour's session a general understanding was arrived ai and the architects Instructed to go ahead and make detailed drawings. These drawings will conform substantially with those submitted at the meeting last evening and will bo ready for ratification by the committees msldo of two days. Next Monday bids will bo advertised tor and In three or four dajs thereafter the work of re modeling will begin In earnest. Piles of people tiavo pues , but De Witt's \Vltch Ihuel Salvo will cure them. FALCONER'S ' TWO-HOUR SALE Prom Half Post Two Until Half Past Pour Tomorrow Wo Will Soil 86 00 READY MADE SUITS AT S2.68 Tlircn Sppcljl I.lnn of Novelty ATool Dress Uiioiln In Full lire * * I.oncthi nt S3.H3 , nl SI..10 , nt 8H.7B Tliono nro Cliolco tiauila , IVurtli Double the .Money. Every economical woman in Oinnlm will take advantage of this olTcr of HEADY MAIMS SUITS FQU.08 , For they arc positively worth $0,00 per suit. The. material ulonoa \ worth more than the suit miulo up , and wo guarantee a pi-rfect ilttintrsult for $2 , < i8. Head the full particulars of our grand olTers for tomorrow afternoon. THURSDAY. Griinil Thursday afternoon gale , hcfjin- tit -:3U : p. m. , of the following goods : Ladies' ready-made suits suitable for street wear , regular price Jti.OO , Thurs day ut liO ! : ; p. in. only fc.G8. ! Only one tea a customer. Infants' -l.Vinch lonp cashmere cloaks , with deep silk embroidery on capo and skirt , regular value $4.05 , $5.00 ana $ r > .f > 0 , Thursday at IliTO p. in. only $ Il. o each. each.M ladies' now spring capes and jackets , ranging in price from $5.75 to $0.00 , Tliuixlay only $ . ' 1.75. $ ± ! .00 silk lined velvet capes for this sale only * 10.00 each. \VOOL DKKSS GOODS. AT $2.85 A PATTKUN. In this lot will bo found goods that sold as high as $5.00. Two-toned diagonals , wool chevrons , henriottas , cheviots , now spring shades , for li hours Thursday , 2tO : ! toliHO , choice $2.85 a pattern. AT $4.50 A PATTERN , worth from $0.00 to $7.50. illuminated bieges , French cropon- ettes , bengalines , now plaids , line French serges , etc. , etc. , tomorrow for 2 hours : it $4.50 a suit. AT $3.75 A PATTERN. In this lot will bo found dress patterns that sold lit $10.00 , $12.00 and $15.00 , none on Kilo before Thursday at 2:30. : This is without doubt the greatest bar gain we have over ottered in line wool dress goods. GRAND LACE SALE. The biggest bargain in laces ever of fered in the city to be put on sale Thurs day , don't -fail to see these goods , it is for your interest. LACES , IOC. 50 pieces of lace in oriental point do irlande and point de burge in widths from II inches to 0 inches , sold elsewhere from 15c to 25e , for Thursday only lOc. LACES 15C. 50 pieces of lace orientals , point do irhiiKlu , point do gene and choyorciisc all in one lot , widths from 4 inches to ! ) inches , regular prices from 25c to 50u , Thursday for 15c. BLACK SILK LACES 29C. 25 pieces of black silk lace in Spanish , chantilly and point de grammont in widths from 4 inches to 8 inches , regu lar price from 50c to $1.00 , your choice for Tluu-bday only 2ic. ) WASH GOODS DEPARTMENT. 15 pieces 112 inch outing llanncl worth 15c for lOc , ( stripes , plaids , checks and plain. ) 10 pieces . ' 12 inch tufted outing flannel , cheap at 20u for lOc , ( all shades- and styles : ) 20 pieces ! 12 inch French sateen , never under 25c and I0c ! for 15c , ( fast black and colored ground , fancy figures. ) 10 pieces 27 inch India reps a bargain at 25c for 15c , ( fast black ground , neat lloral designs. ) 25 pieces 27-inch India cl'allles , regu lar 12jc for 7ic. Colored polka dots and various attractive patterns. 12 pieces : J2-iuch India challies , good value at 20c , for 12jc. Choice styles , light or dark ground. 15 pieces Cumberland cords worth 12jc , for 7ic. Dark grounds , all colors , neat patterns. Comforts for this changeable clime. Cheesecloth , silkaleen , batiste. All colors , all styles. Price from $2.25. LADIES' UNDERWEAR. 2 cases ladies , high neck , long-sleeved Jersey ribbed balbriggan vests , in natural gray or ccrn , positively a 3oc quality , tomorrow 1'Jc each , limit one- half dozen to a customer. 108 doxen children's extra heavy stainless dye black cotton hose , 11 regular 25e stocking , special for tomor row llc ) a pair , sixes 5 } to It * . 1 case men's extra fine quality English merino underwear , in camel's hair , colors , positively worth 75c , tomorrow 50c a garment , all sizes. N. B. FALCONER. lrfir Snlo Oho i p. A dental oillco in Omaha , Nob. Address - dress E 12 , Bee ollicc. April JJH U the Hutu. The last of the spring series of "Phil lips' Rock Island" personally conducted excursions to the Pacillo coast , with through Pullman tourist sleeping cars to San Francisco and Los Angeles , with out change , will leave Omaha April 28. Reserve stooping accommodations and take advantage of tnis cheap trip to California , Oregon and Washington. For particulars call on or address Chas. Kennedy ; Genl. N. W. Pass. Agt. , 1002 Farmun ttrcet , Omaha. District CoiiCi'i'i'iirc. The northeast Nelmislw district conven tion of the Christian church Is now in ses sion nt the First Christian church. There nro about eighty delegates , both lay and ministerial , in nttcndnia'u und the program is bciim carrii'il out almost to the letter. An udtlrubs was delivered last ovuntni ; hy Mr. A. W. Henry , ccrrospomliiiK secretary of the state board , imd Uov. K W. Allen of Council Bluffs will speak on "Somo Things Wo Need. " Sessions will bo held today beginning at 0 u. in. und at 2 p. in. and nl S in the evening. Young MotlliTH should early learn the necessity of keeping on hand a supply of Gail lionhm ICaglo lirand Condensed Milk for nursing babies as well as for Kcnurul cooking. It has stood the test fur 30 years. Your groccrand druggist sell it. The following marriage licenses were issued by County Judge Kllur ycsternay ; NIIIIIO and Addiess. j William Nurse , Omaha I Amy Clearer , Omaha . 30 John J 1'li-ckliiKur , Ottnmwu , la . ' . 21 Kintiiu Doupnlck , Omaha . l'j Mark ( . ' . I'ord , Ktuisas Pity , Kim . 45 Uniiiia 1C. tflfo'lliiffr , Kansai Ulty , lvnn..i > & The only 1'urc Cream of Tartar Powder.-No Ammonia ; No Alum. Used iu Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard. HONE9TPRAISE. Kickapoo Indrian Sagwa Does Good Work in Maine , tartifnt Ktularonnvnt of Klrknpoo Hem. eillen from ) li Bxtmne North UnMrrn hcctlon of the LtUteil BUte * . Merit Alonn Could Ilnra Mftdo Tlicio Itcincille * in Widely Idinwaufct ! Universally Indorsed by the 1'roplo. MosTICBliU ) , Aroostook Co. , Me. Oct. 10. JS02. to tell you vrhnt your gicnt mod- iclno Kickapoo In dian Sagwa , has ilono for mu and my family. My wlfo wnn very sick nl > d hml been fulling torn long time , nnd her old fiunlly physician snld she could not llvo. \Vo trlc < l another doctor , nntl ho told the panic- story , mild she could not llvo John S. White. thrco months. She had been confined to her bed for .nlmoet two years nnd was now almost bod- fast. The doctor wild ho imd Con sumption complicated with Honrt DIsease - ease "ml Llvor Trouble , ami we wciu about discouraged. 1 then heard of your remedy nnd told , my wlfo about It , She decided to try It , nnd before she Imd taken linlf a bottle she felt bettor. When eliu had taken two bottles she was gaining fast , nnd before the third bottle was lln- Hied she completely recovered her health , and hits been u well woman over since , and her euro la a wonder to all. Some tlmo after this I was taken sick nnd my trouble was pronounced D y O - popola by n physi cian who relieved mo borne , but did not cm o me. My wlfo ad vised mo to try Sagwa. i did BO and was cured. Soon nftcr that I was attacked with the Crlppo ami could not get rid ot It. Every ' . n'htte. time 1 had a cold I was - completely used up. At my wife's SUR. gestlon i tried Kickapoo Indian Sag wa again , and after using li"H thnn two bottles I considered myself entirely well and have remained well e\cr since. I think I can say that Sagwa Is the best remedy that a family can have. in cuso of Colds theio is nothing better - tor that I know of than taking n good dose before going to bed , nnd my wlfo pays t > ho would not think of keeping house without n bottle ot Kickapoo Indian Sn wn. She nays It saved her llfo with the help ol Providence , nnd I can bay that under tlio hand of Almighty Cod i ewe my life to -nunderfill inodlclno of all medicines , the great gift of nature , Klcknpoo In ( Him Siigwn , nnd all the woild should know of Its intilnsk' worth. ItH value as a fumilj remedy la beyond comparison. w JOHN S. WIIITH. Kickapoo Indian Sagwa , r/irt'/tf by the Imltati * from roots , bark * find htrbi of tlielr own nalheriag and curing , is cilaiiiulti o/any tlrtiygltt. i $1 per Bottle , Six Bottles for $5. nil. F. I , . SKAIU.Ro. Consnltlnii Hurgenn. Graduuto of Kusli Medical Cello e ( UON- .sui/l'ATION 1'icKK ) . Kor the troatniont of Wo euro Catarrh , All Dlsoaioi None. Throat , Chest. Stomach , iloivoli and Iiivor. Blood , Skin and Kidney Dlnoaioi , Fcmalo Wcakne o ] , i est Manhood CURED. 1'Il.KS. K1STIIIFISSUIIB. . perra nontlr enrol will out the lisa of knlfo , llnalure or cauula. All ninlndlM or a private or dellcata nalura , of cltlieriex , posltlvolr cured. Call on or Hihlress , nltb stamp for ClrcuUrj , t'roa Uook and Itoclpes , Dr.Swrlcs & N'pxt Door to I'oitortlia THE PICKET LINES Otlioaltli should l > o doubly puarrtocl nt this boiisun. Tim iilr ri'uUs with chilly niolstiiro , Ihu uuathur Is vhiinxuublu und uncertain. These conil It. ons uiu Terrible DANGER POINTS for the linns nnil plpoi. Heware of the cold the cough , lliuehost pain , the 'iitliiiuiiiulion , THE DEADLY PNEUMONIA , the rouUod lun ' . tliudroudod Cunsunitloii. | I'lilon duty only tlio slronuust pu < nl , the o'.clcbtuiKl most ( ulitifiiliituuil-uy , DR , SCHENGK'S PULMONIC SYRUP. llreal ; up your on'd nt onto Btnp your rough. Drlvooni tlint Inll.iiunmtloii in tlino. Doty time I'nouiuunla. Cure th.it Consump tion. THE PULMOHIG SYRUP acts quickest amilurost ot nil roiundlcs on thu IUIIKR. 'I'liu oMmt 'uirt best upprovud fitundaid fur o very luiu trouble. Dr. A'cJifiicftV I'nirUwl Trea'inv on DlifaJtrn , t , StuiiMcli an < l l > ivcr , milled free ' Dr. J. U. tStf/incfc / A Sim , Have You a Largo Neck ? 12 so you should wear a low , well curved collar. We make a variety of them , in sizes to twenty inches. Ask > our furnisher for the ones shown below. Cluett Brand 26o. Ganoki , medium' Kantuck , low , Coon Brand 20o. Edgely , medium ; Selma , low : Templa , very low , Manufacturers also of the Celebrated "Monarch" Shirt. Cllictt , Coon & Co. SUMMER HESORTS. ' ' , 1IO1.V LAND , Wdlll.P'S KAIlt-Holect El'IIOl'U , beil llekellnu Uctlllleai cliulceit ocean beribi. fcena for "rourlil' < Uniotto. " 11. Uszu A Bom , It Urotdwari Ktii vork. ( Cil. 1611. ) gmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmg stially at tills time of the year , men folks III begin to change their underwear get out of the worn out woolens into the s firing kind. Wise fellows buy here where the 25cl usual thirty-live cent lialbrlngun iinder- weiir finely finished , Trench necks and so on , are sold for < house pretends to match prices with "Nebraska. " They know better" We K save you fifteen cents on the usual fifty cent kind sell balbrlggun shirts or drawers natural cream tan bronze- everywhere sold for a half at eniorali/.ing prices is a favorite pastime of ours , hlcgant old gold balbriggan shirts or drawers , Trench necks , pearl buttons , silk binding , silk drawer hold. erst patent gussets not sixty cents here but | xceptional value that heather mixture Is. Cot fancy Trench necks and fancy cull * got pearl buttons and silks trimmings got sixty-live cent value for mace solid goods no frills gotten up to wear at a half dollar. Two weights of silken finished balbriggan seventy-live cent'rs botli of 'em , at. here can you match it ? Where ? No where. Finest twelve thread shirts or drawers , silken finish , Trench necks , silk binding , silk stitching , pearl buttons. You can match the underwear but not the pj-jce. | dge of the shirt bound with satin bottom and neck fancy silk stitched pearl but tons ; drawers with live-inch waist band drawer holders silk stitching pearl but tons , that's the story of the elegant 11011- shrinkable mottled underwear , at ttcntion is directed to our linest silken finished balbriggan shirts and drawers The shirts have silk-trimmings through out -silk cull's -three inch ribbed bottom drawers to match. A dollar kind at HAL lisle thread underwear is scarce lots of imitation. AVe've the real kind imported finely finished fur 43 ? nishers get from a dollar fifty to two dollars for it. We sell either shirts or drawers for 1IAVMO.VD , T1IK JKWEC.U U Rain Protectors These are the days when the mind turns to umbrellas. If the handle is neat and tasty you must have bought it of us Did you or did you not ? RAYMOND. FIFTEENTH AHD UOIMIA9 , OM I'l V & SONS. JOSBPI-I , MISSOURI. I leadquarters for FINE LIQUORS. Write us for prices on Whiskies both in bond and tax paid. WE CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE WEST. PROTECT AND WOVE YOUR SlfiHT. Our Spectacles and Eyeglasses Are the Best EYES TESTED FREE. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. J.F.PONDER , Mgr , OMflHfl OPTICAL CO , , 222 S. 16hSt. ( " 'ft' ' ' , rXACT SIZE ' " COMMf IL TAUf THE MERCANTILE CIGAR , BETTER THAN EVER ! Miulo of tlio Itni'-t iui\llly | of lIiiMinn Toknoco tliulrnn li liouclit. Kiiiul | In i-u'ry rrkpcrt Id tlio luivorteil clfuri. . Jlimunictutua \ > > If. U , KICK MKltCAXTlLK GIGA It I'AtJ'i'OUY. St. 1..MU WE DO VIEWING ARCHITECTURAL AND LANDSCAPE In all pnrti of the oily. Our 1'uullltles for tills clins of work Is iinexcollo-1. HIGH CLASS PHOTOGRAPHY At l'f > i > ttlnr I'rlc-OH. 313-315-317 South With Stroat. OR. THE SPECIALIST. la unmrimfwo'J in the treatment of nil PRIVATE DISEASES mid nUYV akntiiiirl and Disorders uf tnLlt 18 years uiporlonco. Write for cir < rilii nnd question list free. 14th and FarnaraBU. , A LADY BUYS HER WINES , FOR FAMILY USE , OF US BECAUSE NO WHERE ELSE CAN SHE BUY PURE WINES AT THE PRICES WE QUOTE- WE NEVER FAIL TO GIVE COMPLETE SATISFAC TION. California Tokay 25c Ouurt. No loss than a , case shipped out of town. tJ.AO per case , which luoluUcs packing nnd dr.iyln : . Lot A Wine , Liquor anil Ol ir 3 > .i 110-113 3.10th St. , Oman I Is the King of Piano Plnycrs. THE MORSE DRY GOODS COS | . Are the conquerors of the dry Rood' , ! business. ° , IT COSTS YOU HOTIliNG TO VOTE. Solid your favorite inliilstor , tcnchei nroinini , letter currier or policeman t TO THE WORLD'S FAIR. One vote with ovorv 25o pur- CllllbC. " 13o euro and pot your blnulc votes then write the nmne of the petBon yov. wish to vole for , ale-o their occupation and thun ceo that tho.aio . put in oui , ballot box. Votes will be given on both nnd cnsh purchases. yeo that you got them and thou vet ( for your favorito. OUR PROGRAMME ; IURST To the onii receiving the largest vole n twenty thiyb t ip to the World's Fair , room mul lumnl at the Pahnor Hoitae , railroul fnro to Chicago - cage and return , $ . ! , ( ) , ' ( ) umdput in surance for thirty ila\p , $1 u day for car faro and admission fee. SJ3CONJJ TRIl > : To the ono riH'ci1 ing the second 1'irpost vote tun da\a trip to the World's Fair nnd all oxjiotisoa paid the same as in lirst trip. It is for the public to decide which two of the live are to go. VOTE EARLY AND OFTEN , A line line of all \\ool dress goods , Scotch styles , never offered under fiOo rt yard , at our special sale this week , UUo per yard. 3 So- Special Hosiery , Wo have ono moro < "so of the ladies' fast black seamless font atoi-lcing that you cinnot match for los-i than 2to ) , and they are worth that Sou Uu Urownlo * have them sliuod at Black Goods , I In all wool black dress goods wo nr < closing out a lot of Too nnd $1 gooda , 1 fancy \voivcs : and diagonals at o'tc. t 6Oc. ! Ladies' Underwear , " Toadies' night gownp , miido of fln muslin , with yoke of tuck and insertion neck and hlcovcs finished with edge U match- try and match them for $1.5 our prlco for Thursday , S5c Wash Ooods , Wo have one caho of line giiighami in dross styles , both in i hocks and plaids , that are worth and iiii'Ot bt matched in quality and stj ii > for loaf than l ic.our price Ladies' aproiiH , inado of line whlU lawn , trimmed with Hamburg edging tucks and insertion , also with deep hon ; and hemstitched , also colored edge , They are worth ! I5o , our price foi Thursday , 25 o Yobtorday's contest a grand-iiuccoss I'copiu VOTING ; , VOTING nil day lontr PH M F AND KN.IOY AN CI I M UIX frUUIVIL JOIN IN TIU Huy your dry goods , then ho euro anf ot your votoa. 'GOODS\ \ Dry Goods and Carpets. Sixteenth and FirnamStrosti
