THE OMAHA DAILY MKISI WEDNESDAY , MAY 8 , 1898 ,
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LURED YOUNG GIRLS TO VICE
EeriouB Charges Preferred Against Dive
Keepers by the Police.
MADE RUNAWAY MAIDENS THEIR PREY
Berernl Young < ! lrli W Im Hn o Hern I.eil
from ( Ifiiul Homo * Into the I.lfe
Unit Kill * Hmnlin 1'ollco
nt tlio I'll I r.
Tor some weeks pist the police hii\o been
made to belloto th.it many girls who were
under the ago pitscrihoil t > i l.iw h.uobeen
harbored in various dens of % Ice in the
burnt district Several inad.unes h.uo be-en
nrrcstcd and lined for allowing them In
their houses but this fiulid to break up the
pnictieo Yestoidaj smer.il warrants were
Issued for simil.ir offenses and unless the
law is i omplled with others will follow
Onlj n week ago three joung girls , all
under 10 j ears of ago , wpro taken out of
these houses mid sent to the Milfotd homo
for fallen women Mondaj night 15-jear old
Annlo llo.tirg , who had boon an
inniato of Hcitle Mann's Irignio , und
later in Clara 1/imbert's house of
prostitution , was brought back from Couneil
bluffs whore slit- hud sought to elude1 the
onieer , b.v lftecti\e Vaughn at the request
of her mother
Yesteidti } afarmcrrcportciHhathisuauRli-
ter eould not be persuaded to U\i\o the
house which she had enteied In the burnt
distikt Her downfall is said to h.uo hern
nccoinp'ishcd ' In a jowitf rascal who indueod
licr to enter a wine room , whi'io lie 'Jnuged
hrr and from whlih plaeo she went to
Hertie Mann i house-
Anothei ease is that of draco Kanous IT
jcaisold , whoso patents are u-spe'Ct.iblo
lesidentsof thotiton Miami street She
Isljing In a ciitir.il eondltion in Hertio
Manns house of ill fame nn Mnth and
Uodge Btteets wheto she Is dangerously ill
Aceoidlng to the police this girl's ruination
dattsback to a littlno\or twojears ago
Shortly after that she was sent to the re
form si bool whence her pircnts succeeded
In netting het icleaso some six months ago
when she returned and li\ed with them for
u while At the iccnmiucndjtionof a doi tor
a woman was taken into thu house
hold to nuiso the ale-It wife Although
pretending to be a married woman
Bho proud to ho the daughters ruin a second
end time ' 1 his woman , who ghes her n.iino
as Delia , indueed the girl to again forsiko
her homo and pnents and enter upon a life
of shame w Ith her In Hertie Mann's , w here she
now lies A < lording to the latter , the Pres-
bjtcti.iu hospital icfused to iceeho the sick
Rirl List night on the ground that she was
an inmate of a disieputablo house , but It Is
expected that she will bo loim'jed to St
Joseph's hospital h\ the autlioiities
IJcrtio Mann ga\o bonds in the sum of S100
fet her appearance In polko eourt next
Thursclaj 'l ' he charge aigainst her Is harbor
ing girls under ago in a house of ill fame
Solid ) lor Midi In rrimliU' .
A stranger , who cl.iiined to bo a business
man of Sehuj lor , Neb , went out to inspect
the metiopolis by gaslight Mondaj
Jiight and got his fill of excitement
Ho had gone piepared , hating stiapped
about him a IB caliber ro\oher a
foot long and foitj louiuls of
cartridges. During his rambles ho fell
In with a ciowil who Insisted that he
should Join them This ho didn't care to do
They asked him then for a cigar and Jin illy
knocked off his hat Things glow wanner
nnd thev gave him n black c > iO Ho pulled
his gun , but fulline to ! i lirhten them started
and ran and thei after him Uemg lather
llcot of foot , ho managed to keep In tno lead
until ho reached the Moreor hotel DartIng -
Ing into this , ho walked up to Cnarloy Ciato ,
thenignt cleik , and breathlesslj told his
stoty.
The men , eighteen In number , gatheied
about and peered in at the windows , and one
who was braterthan the restenteied , called
the would bo shooter some tori hard names
and dared him to como out The Schuyler
man crouched behind thoeountcr , and it was
not until a policeman was telephoned for
that the trow d depirted When the ofllcer
nrrUed the tcnorlzed individual was taken
to the 1'uropean hotel , wheio he had a room
engaged , and lodged in safety , hating tlrst ,
howeter , loft his lovohcr and bolt nt the
Mcicci , so that the oflleer could not arrest
him for uarrjing coneeaied weapons.
Oiimlm rollio nt thu Tiilr.
It Is understood at police headquarters
that Chief lionflcld of the seciot service bu
rcau of the Columbian exposition in Chleagc
does rot fat or Chief Sca\ey's scheme tore
Hove tlic two men which mluht bo dotallei
for dutj there from Omaha , etery flfteei
daj s and supplant tnem with new ones , am
that the Inspector has declared In a lettei
that unless bis tlrst pro ] > osition , made semi
months ago , would bo agreed to and the twi
ofllcors allowed to remain for the wholi
period , six montns , be did not desire to hat (
' any from this city
1 The Hoard of fire and Polleo commission
crs has nctcr taKcn any final action upoi
the matter , and no oflleors weio ordered ti
go to Chicago on the Kith of A pill as re
quested by Air. Ron Hold Unless the boari
takes action soon , It scorns unlikely that an ;
detail will bo mado. Chief Scatev , wliei
Interrogated by a icitorter about Inspccto
Bonllold's letter , replied that oterythlii )
concerning the matter was on illo with tin
secretary of the bo.ud , who states that in
such letter as the last ono referied to is li
his possession _
Trlml tn Iliritk .lull.
A number of misoners at the countJal
made an effort to eseapo a day or two ag
which came tcri near being successful The
unsciowed a leg fiom ono of the iron bet :
steads and with It succeeded In pi.ing out
brick or two that holds the shutteis an
BCiecn otcr ono of the windows Ifthei ha
not been discovered thojonhili.itoliee
ivblotohato made an opening in anothc
fifteen minutes tbrotigh wliich moio than
BCOIO of the piisoii'-ts. Unhiding all who ai
alloweii the libertj of the laigo ball , eoul
hate esuiped
\\hen itlsiotered. the plotteis tiii >
to throw the entire blame on on
of the prisoners who had nothing wha
oter.to do with It , and who had agieod o
the piecedlng day with thu count \ atlorne
to plead guilti to tlio clurgo against bin
and go to the penitentiary fbr.ijo.tr Th
ttould-bo Jail hieakeis hate been plaeed I
punishment in the solitary on bic.nl an
water. _ *
Clinton Itimiul < ) > or.
John Clinton , clmigedwlth assnult upo
lli-jeai-old Hattle Hraco Suntl.ij night , wa
tiled jcstcidaj b.v Judge Heik.t an
bound oter to the dlstrlet couit in tli
sum of JIM ) 'Ihe otklenco disclose
the facts that Clinton entered the giil
room when she was In bed and tlien an
thcio made an assault upon her The cl
reiuonstiuted and managing to escape froi
Clinton lan and notllled otlieis In the hou-
of his conduct ( . 'Union claims that otei
word Is untrue and sajs the atort w ,
merel > a scheme concocted to get him I
leato the house
A flnc shotgun stolen last Kiiday tram tl
oftlco of Icken and Wohleis on liowai
htixuit and belonging to Mr Ickon was r <
tovt'reit testerilaj b > Dotootlto Vlt/ard.
Anna \VUsan , a namesaUo sluiplj of
prominent woman of the town , went upon
drunK jesterday and wlien her frli-ni
sought her out at the jail , she was unable I
explain wh > fcho had been locked up.
i I'red Tiass was picked up on the strei
jcsteiiliij bOllk'ers Vnnous and Kltkns
suspicious c-hainetur Ho had In his posse
slon Ilto pairs of pants and an otvo.it , u ;
posed to hate been stolen The goods wi
bo open for inspection todaj with the hoi
of finding the owner
nilen Tester , w ho was arrested Moncia
nftciniHin upon the charge Of hniborh :
minors nt nor b ipnlo In thu hnuit distric
nnd afterwards bailed out until her trial con
bo had , celebrated the regaining of her fro
dom bt , getting on a spree and l/ofoto mli
night was again behind tlio bars on a charf
of dUordeily conduct. She made some i
sUUnce to arrest , but is now langnlslilt
\t hero ho can hao time to morallio upc
her slnfulnejs and makeuaw ic olutlou f <
the future.
IIAM r.IIKOM. .
S. I * . Mortn C'o.'n I'ariiniil * nnil Umlircllnu
Kid ( llovpH - llhi unit Drrim ( Iciciili.
H. 1' . Monte ft C'o.'s entire stock of
parasols iintl tiinslmik" * , bought by him
from tlio etlcbrntud makers , Folinor ,
ClotfK \ Co. . tfo on snlo tdinorrow. In
this lot will be found some choice things
iti funoy pin usols thutenn l > o seen no
whoio eKe hut hore. Watoh tun * show
windows for nil tlio Into I'arlslnn ami
Now York nmolllcs in parasols. On
this line of iroods we' cut the pilcoto just
ubout } S 1' . Mot so A I'O.'H nrleo.
GLOVI : ' cJLoviis !
Otii"iilo ! of S. 1' . Moite t Co.'q kid
lovuH Is now In full sua\ . and such
bargains weio nc'ver olTotud befoio.
Wo will continue ) tfit inn atay World's
Fulr souvenir spo'ins at our j'lw'o and
unibrt'llu tluiiui tnicnK
CLOAKS AN' I ) SL'ITS.
\Vo linto al-o iiuifhu od the cntito
stock of t'lo.iks and suits from b. P.
Mot so Co. , wble-li tfo on ale tomor
row morning.
siLKh ANo nuiss : noons.
Thute needs mo uoln fast. ThoS. P.
Morse V Cn. stock Is diluting
Shadow silk 7. c. regular ? l-2 < " ' fabric.
Pluld llk for "w worth $ I.W ) in any
store in town. Thtso aie * the tery latest
hluli tfiado goods * and all now colors.
Hlack taflcta dOc. woilh * 1.00.
A largo liniof black luMigallnc.
nuiss : GOODS.
Wide wale ( liugonals 'Jiic , S P. Morse
& , Co.'s price was " > e janl.
Hunriettii cloths , ail colors , -l.'io yanl ;
S. P. Morse & ( o.'s price. V.'io.
li-incb ( black satin llnish honriotta ,
iv bountiful pluco of ( joods ( not much of
this loft ) , will KO for Too iatd ; S. P.
Morau it Co 'H ptico was Jl.l.'i.
Not or In the history of Onmlm were
flno linens sold as uhuap as at inesont at
Hajden Bros.
2 yard wide bleached damask at Hay-
dens' on Mondaj at 3. " > c > ard.
Fine damask at O.'ic , " . > c , SSc , OOc , Doe
nnd $1.00.
J dinner napkin- , * ! . .0 , $2.00 , $2.)0
and $ ; t ( X ) a do/en.
't " ) c and lOo towels at ! 2oo.
l.'ic towels at lUc.
li\10 ) huck towels "ic each.
Tiaj cloths , lunch eloths , dresser
scarfs ) linen sets , utu. , at prices to biut
all.
Soiling oil the S. P Morse it Company
stock.
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rAi.coM.K's MA\ SAM : .
I.idlrs * tC'ntR Hc. )
Watch for the b.irg.iins that go in
this meat May sale. I c.iso of ladies'
ribbed summer weight \e-.ts go toinot-
jew at lilo per test. Noter in our ex
istence hate wo ollered a gicater bar
gain.
CIIILDHFN'S VF.ST 12JC.
Another gie.it oiler. , ' 15 doof ehil-
drens' .lersoy libbod natiual gray tests ,
noter bold at less titan .He each , tomor-
low in our gieiit Maj lot at 12ie. Supply
toniseltes now while this gre.it tale
lasts.
IIOSIFRY : $1 oo PIR : BOX.
0 p.iir of ladici * fanej Iwlo tin cad hose
at ll > se per pair : neb a pair woith lebs
than r > 0e. The onlj tiotiblo is thej'io
not black ; if black'would sell loudilj at
Ti'lC.
Ti'lC.The
The barpains in dress goods , the bar
gains in silk , the bargains in notions ,
linens , ladies' le.ulj-mado suits adter-
tibcd jestciday and Sunday ate utill on.
Heinombor this is an unloading
sale and we ate offering the
most remarkable bat gains in the history
of our business. The embroidei ies ai o
still the center of attraction. The val
ues are simply astonishing.
N. B. FALCON HR.
IIA\DIN mtos.
Kxtrnnrillimry lioa Mile tills ttcrk.
Greatest bargain in thit > sale ever of
fered by us on line shoes. Our shoe
sales are popular. Shoos alwa.tb sold as
advertised. Como Wednesday. Money
lofnndcd on shoes not satisfactory.
Over ! 500 pail s ladies'lino button and
lace , ? . ' ! 00 and M.f > 0 shoes go in this b.ilu
at $2.28 a pair. A bargain and will
plcaso yon.
Over 100 pail * ladles' $2.50 dongoln
button bht.es , to close out , at $1.70. Allen
on ono table. See them.
Otor 200 p.iiri "Mcrriam's" make ,
$2.2. ) . Misses' line spi ing heel shoes ai
$1.48. If your daughter wants a nice
pair of shoes this is a inio oppoi tunity
Oter 100 pahs mines' $1.7. ! kid spring
heel shoes at $1.20 a pair.
O\er 100 pairs child's kid spiing heel
shoes at * 1.08 a pair.
Oter 100 infants' oOu shoes at 2Kj i
pair.
MHN'S SHOiS.
Our oxtremelj low iirices are givinj.
us the lead in men's shoes.
Pine shoes at cheap prices.
OUR BARGAINS WEDNESDAY
ttill surprise JOH. See them in oui
bascmont.
Men's $11.50 satin calf eongi ess shoes a
$2.40 this tteok.
Men's $ Ti.OO hand .sowed calf shoes a'
$1.00 this week.
Men's $1 .10 hand sowed riissot cal
shoes at $ : i..Ti this week.
Bojs' $1.7"i satin calf button shoes a
$1.20 this week. IIA YDHN BROS ,
Di'i goods and shoes.
See the celebrated Sohmer piano a
Fold it Chalton : Mnsie Co , IMS Dodge
In si mil nt rue HIM Mrtilln.
New and ileh iinils in gold and bilto
mines are being made daily in tin
Ruck } Mountains. Theie ate thousand
of i iuh mines in ( _ olonulo and Now Mo\
ice waiting to be found by some luck ;
prospector , but it i equites time , patient'
and some m ne } , also a know ledge o
minoial , to piopeil.t prospect a iiioiin
tain range foraii } of the precious metals
The Rocky Mountain I'rnspcctinj
coinpan.t , incorpoiated uniler the law
of Now Mexico , Is going to send out tw
oxiiort ino-.peeting pat ties in boareh o
gold , silt or. 01 cojmer The } will trate
with pack animals and romaii
in the mountains until snot
drltes them out lute in the fall
To i also the monet to Keep thohO par
ties in the mountains we have uecided t
gho away a small portion of our block
The shines in o $ oKIO ) ( each , and cad
bhaie is subjett to three assessments u
one dollar , and if we htiiKoono rich mln
this summer one bhare which has enl
co-t &I.OO in asse-stntnts is worth SoOO.U
or nlore.and if tte should tllbcover a grou
of neb mines and establish a big camr
one share of our stock Is worth a smal
fortune.
bend stamp for ono share and. full pai
tienlais Address Rocky Mountain T
Co. , LNpanola , Now Mexico.
WILL TAKE AN APPEAL.
Poor I'linn Omit Will Ho Tnkrn to thn H.
pronir Court.
The county commissioners hnvo as jet
taken nn onicl.il action with reaped to
the decision of the district court relative
to the county's real estate speculation In
Douglas addition , but there U no
question but that the case will be
taken to the supreme court. The com
missioners are semlngl > of ono mind on that
| K > lnt It is stated tint there Is no inoiicj
on hand \tith which to refund the puichaso
price paid hi those w ho bought the lots and
the commissioners claim that if the parties
brought suit and secured a Judgment against
the count ) it would bo Impossible to provide
a judgment fund large enough to square' up
this Indebtedness unless It was decided to
dltlde It up and provide for the pajmentof
a certain peiccntago each .tear 'Ilie'i
llgute that it would take at least ten tens
tosittletho matter in th.ttwaj anil thet
leali/e that the ) are confronted with a
set ions situation
'Iheie would be one consolation In it , and
that Is that the county would still hate the
land , and another s tie could bo otderetl It
Is certain howuter that tliu land if sold
oter again at piesent tallies would not begin
to brinir as mm h as it did beforeIt then
sold for something OA er . * > ,00iin ) acre , going
as it tlid light at the top of thu boom , but
the llft.t four IK res would not now moot the
claim of $ . ! UO ( XKI which the puichase-ts will
hate against the countt it the decision of
Judge Duis is sustained b > the higher
coin t
'I he commissioners assert that the de
cision mat bo good law but In t ilklni ; oter
the situation this mot ning ono of them in
sisted that If suth was the case It was
"blanked poor common sense , " and to this
bcntiment all the othcis s ild "Amen "
Injlllici lull ( il.u I'mt polled.
An attempt was m.uio jesterday morning
to got the union depot controtersv propcilj
before the eourt for adjudication , but Just as
the attotnejs weie nlcolj stalled and ic.uly
to state their positions an adjouutment was
taken ami " ° more1 will be he.nd of the case ,
so far as thu tiiil is collect ned , . .ntil ne\t
Monda.t
The eontinuineo was granted on the te-
quesl of C J Citrine , the attoinet for the
Union Depot eoinpiitt. who insisted tbat the
matter had been tied up In the hands of tlio
committee for so long that the ex.ut
status of the case had been t' > mpoiaiil.t
lost sl 'ltt of , and ho ban ic-
eeltul no uotleo of the pemlancj of
tlietttal He bad some Impel tint ctnlciuc
to intiodnce , and would hate to be given a
little mote time. Objection w is made to a
contlnu nice as both tlio couit and the at
toinetsoii the otlte-r side were opposed to
allowing anj mote time to bo killed in theta
taof delats , but as Mi Gteeno atened
that he could not Intelligent ! ) ptocced Immi
(11 , itch with the trial ho was gltcn until
Mondat to complete bis prepat. itions
Citj Attotnej Connell C .1 Gieenoofthe
Hutllngton anil Assistant ( icnetal Attorncj
Uellej of the Union P.uitlc appeared In the
iutetcst of the Unmn Depot eompmt. while
John D Howe , Gc-neral Cow in and Judge
Woolwoith appealed in the interest of the
1 raileil ll rr lor llinu C'lipckn.
Ihocasooi Ilntnfett against the Nebiaska
Sat ings anil Hxe hango bank Is oeeupt ing the
attention of a Jtii.t in Judge Ogden's eourt
The ease has to do with ttte citj of South
Om ilia , for If that clt ) hail net er done any
grading this suit would neter hate been
biought Oliter Ditis was doing some
giading for the city and gate IIH men time
checks for their woi k The men tut ned them
oter to Humleit , who is a saloon keeper. In
pit meat for liquid refreshments , hence his
connection with the case
It seems , how otcr , that Datis had bor
rowed moio or less money from the de
fendant bank , nnd in eider to protect itself
the bank took possession of the money that
was due Datis ftotn the eit ) This left
Humfcrtwitlt nothing but the titno checks
to teinind him of the liquor that he had sold
the men and ho now wants the eoutt to
totnpcl the banlc to turn oter the niottein
older that Datis , who is Insolvent , may re
deem the cheeks that htS had given the men
ChtrKcil "Itli Stwilliig njjir.
Thollist ciiminal tu.il of the Mat tcim
began this moining befoio Judge Kcjsor ,
when a Imj was called In the case of the state
against Geotgo II Smith The defendant
is charged with stealing sotet.il bmclsof
suirai ft om a D & M fi eight car Suspicion
was iirst directed to him when ho attempted
to soil the stolen ptopeity , thopticeat which
he offered it being so low as to piecltido the
possibilitj of the tauff having an ) thing to
do with it A little daughter of the defend
ant occupied a seat Just inside the rail , and
cued bittetlt duitng the prelinilnuy pro
ceedings _
District Court rillllnu-H.
The case of Dr J. C Denise against the
cit ) of Omaha lo reeotor SlO.OttOo.lamages by
leason of a change of gtadoofSt Mary's
atenuc Is being picscntcd to a Juij in Judge
Datis' couit
William M Klliott has brought suit to rc-
coter $ ly.i."i f i om the C.utor White Lead
woiks to compensate him for Injuries antt
suffering duo to the falling of a 100 pound
pig of lead upon his foot.
The Detroit Illectncal comiTanv has as
signed all its interest In the eleotiieal equip
ment of the Dundee Place motor line to
Hobert W 1'attick Ho was practically the
owner of the complete plant before , but a
small inteicst of this eompanj cast a cloud
upon tlio title , and this assignment is to re
mote it.
Henrj' A. Hastm-in , formerly proprietor of
the I'axton hotel , has brought the Methodist
( iu.uli-ieiiiil.il confeienco of a jcar airo Inck
to Om-.lKi through the medium of a suit
that ho has just Illed against the gentlemen
who constituted the llnanco committee of
the Omaha c Iti/ens entet tainment commit
tee that had the matter in chatge He
alleges that ho contracted to c.uo for the
ret et end tlsitois at a stated price , and that
bis bill amounted toIM He el urns th it
tke committee his paid but $1,700 of this
amount , and no suca to reeoter the balance
Httst people hate no tune , and sensible
people have no iiu lin.uion to use pills that
make them sic k a d.t ) for otery tloso thot
'
take Thet Into le.uned that the use o'f
Do Witt s Little Kail ) Uise'is does not in
terfeie with thcii heilili bj causing nausei
piln orgiiping Tbeso little pills aio per ,
feet in action and lesulte , legulatlng the
stem ic h and bowels so th it hoidacltes , dU-
/iness and lassitude .no protenteil The )
etc inse the blood , cle u the complexion an 1
o-u up tlu systo 11 LJts of ha Utli In t hcso
ittlo lolloivi
I'or sulo Clioilp.
A dental olllco in Omaha , Neb. Ad
dicss C 12 , Heo olllco.
R. l-'go's Geiman classes , 2201 Douglas
Tim Wurlcl'4 T.ilr.
Agicatwhito city ! nuildings largo
enough to seat hundieds of thousands of
people at ono time ! A park two miles
long , tarj ing from a few hnnihcd } ards
to a mile in width , and fronting tlio lot-
liest inland sea in the world ! Flowers ,
music , titiango people every whet o.
That's the Columbian exposition.
Don't miss it. It's the gieatest , grand
est , most unique spectacle this earth of
ours otor t-aw. And the Uurlington
route ttill take you thoio comfortably ,
quickly , cheaph. See the city ticket
agent at J)24 ! ) Farnam stieot. Ho will
tell you all about tiains. K.xcursion
rates every day.
toH
a
s-
Site
to
Sakin
in The only 1'iire Creata of Tartar Po\\dcr. No Auunonia ; No Alum.
vr Used iu Millions of Homes -40 Years the Standard ,
To Rfceserve
Tlio richness , do6r ! , nnd lienuty ot the
Imlr , the grcat t rnro Is necessary ,
much harm baing donu by tlio nso ot
worthless drpfuringa. To bo stiro of hav
ing n llr.it-clnss nrtlclo , nnk jour drug *
pistor pcr/tunurffdr Ajcr's Hair Vigor.
It Is absolutely ; superior to any other
preparation of the kind. It restores the
original color ami fullness to hair which
lias bccomo thlii ) faded , or KrftyIt
keeps the scalu cool , moist , and frco
from dandruff. It heals itching humors ,
proxents baldness , and Imparts 16
n silken tcxtnro and lasting frngrnnro.
No toilet can l j ronsldorttl totnple'to
without this most popular nntl elegant
of all hair-dressings.
"My hair began turning gray ami fall
ing out nhi'ii I win about 'Jfi jears ol
ngo. I have lately boon using Acer's
Hair Vigor , and It h causing a now
growth of hair of tin- natural eolor "
II. J. Lcwry , Jones I'rnliic , Toxas.
"Oxera year ago I bail a se\ero fe\er ,
and lien I roeo\ere-d , my hail began to
fill ! out , nnd \ \ bat little remained turned
giay. I tried \arions rutnedics , but
\vitliotit uucccss , till nt last I began to
Ayer's Ilaii Vigor , and now my hair is
growing rapidly .mil la restored to its
original color. " Mrs. Annie Collins ,
Ulfihton , Mass.
"I li.tvo used Ayer's Ilalr Vigor for
nearly fi\o ysars , anil my hair Is moist ,
glossj , and in an exeellent sUte-of pms-
eruitlon. I am forty je.irs old , ami
ba\o ridden the plains foi tuuntj-tixo
} ears " Win. Ile-nrj Ott , alias "Mils-
ung 13111 , " Newcastle , Wjo.
air Vigor
I'fcpnml bTr J C A > er&0o I owclI.Maes
tJolJli ) Iruglns ( li.itrjvbrrc.
Oil Hiilo nt
Greatly Reduced Prices , , i >
A lareo and cotupluti
JUST HKOEIVID line 'Jf h tlr coodi al
tl.u liite-st novelties.
Hating mo ted In to ( in r
now quarters , wo wish HANll1SWITOiII >
to extend an Invlt itlon
toyiui to como In and WAVI B. nra
uxumlne' our many new
WE CARRY THE LARGEST LINI
OF HAIR GOODS.
STORE BETWEEN
1520 15thandl6tl
We also luu e 1,000
TRIMMED HATS MADE
In thu most urtlstlo niun- IIT SITUi : TO
nor nnd Ht nrle'03 to KNAMINK OUI
bUIT ANY and I.VnilV IIA IN lllU'OUK
CUbl'OMLU. IIUVINU
DAY1ES
Majestic
Cook quickest
nnd best.
They nro a
kltUicn
nccesiltv ,
lighten Intmr
und Improve )
the Uiir
ofthefood
i
Don't lot
your
dealer sell
) OU
nnothcr
kind.
Send "c.
stump
for u
lOOpago
COOK
Ify , ?
MIITOK ROOltS & SOUS , Aete. , Omnhn or
Majestic Mfg. Co..St. Louis.
teJ In mornln
ltijL rt 1 rfur 001
rurfoct tit BUI
ard Floor ,
Pnxton tlloak.
IGtUiiudFnriiam Strooti.
hlo\Rtur on tub SI Te'lop-iuno u-U
u in MI rills WITH yoi
IfyoiiareDef rrRined
To have the small wins Collars \ou
cannot do better than to ask for our
maLcs We manufacture a large vari
ety of them , in both the
Cluolt and Coon Brands.
ClUetf Coon
Brand , 25c. Brand , ZOc
HX PB
Have you heeded our pointers and tried
The mononah Shift Vat ?
Do so the next time } ou buy , and you will
thanlc us for the suggestion ,
CLOETT , COOH 5 CO.
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\ BLACK \
t CHEVIOT 1
Is popular thsre's no denying It. Goods may come
nnd goods may go pattern makers may lie awake
nights thinking up new patterns dyers may die or -01
iginating all sorts of new and novel colors and
shades-leaders of fashion may decide that light or
dark colors only shall be worn but the hold of the
black cheviot never seems to let up on popular
favor. There's never a time when a black cheviot
suit looks out of place. As an all round-combina ,
tion "every day and Sunday too" suit there's nothing
like 'em , Today we make a notable offering of
these popular
UITS
In our men's clothing department piling up in sep
arate piles four hundred and twenty-five elegant
suits of soft , unfinished , all wool , black cheviot
in sacks only in all and any sizes from thirty-four
to forty-two ( and a few heavy weights who wear as
forty-fours can find som ? by playing the early bird
act , ) cjt full lengt.is , cut in style , lined with fine lin-
ngs , wall and properly tailorized. They're the sort
of suit that it usually takes a dozen dollars to own-
It took our buyer just fourteen seconds to buy the
lot at the price he got 'em at , and it won't take you S1
more'n a minute to own one at the price made on
them for the week ,
< S
CUBED or
WE REFER YOU TO 2,500 PAHEN1S.
Financial Reference : Nal'l Bank of Commerce. O.nalia.
No DETENTION from business. No Operation.
Invustlcfuo our Mnttioil , Written eunrnnteo to nbso-
lutoly Curt ) all kinds nf ULM'TUKRof lOtltnuxc , wltli-
out the usu ot icnlfu or syrltiKo , no tnattor of bow Ion , :
standing.
standing.EXAMINATION FREE.
The 0. L MILLER COMPANY ,
307-308 N. Y. LIFE DIDO. , OMAHA , NEB
Snnd for Circular.
DIAMONDS
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RAYMOND'S ,
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FIFTEENTH AM ) D JUfll.AS , OMUIi.
1816 Uouglcis Street , Omahn , Nob.
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renUtcrod Kruluiito In m JlUliu i illpl j n u &l I ojrilll itui villilu r 11 mil troulnj ifltli Ilia urjitJit
biuci'Hi caturrh luit ID in KIU I ia iiln il wai < o HI nKit litiH nil nn I form if prlri'J ilNJiui Vn
nu rcucy u > o I New trjittmoat for lo n of vlnl p i T.T I'irtlii u iitili to vlilt 1113 in 17 bj trjitoi at Iu ni
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Is umurpapseil m the
truatmont of till
PRIVATE DISEASES
ami flllWeikneni
and Oliordert ol
18 years experience.
Wrlto for citcl-U
and question llit free.
14th nnd Farnam BU ,
Omaha. Mib ,
Dogs Head
Do you drink it ? It's
awful nice. The gen
uine Imported Bass
Ale , DOG HEAD
brand , generally sells
for more , but we are
are selling
Imported Ituss Aio
(1)PK ( ( load )
2c ( ) I'lnt.
Wo ihlji a oaie nut of town for J.1 vi
Los Ai
Wide , Liquor nutl Cljir 0 > . .
116-118 S. ICtb Su , Oin.ili-1.
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DON'T MISS }
WORLD'SFAlKli
WEEK. I
\
Flue Mcttthuris hero at last , tin *
sliiiiiUl prompt > oti o cdiislcle
spring \\aiits. 'I liis is tliccclv t
talve ; iuluntune of Special \\orUI'
1 air Salo. /
L ulios'rlbbod cotton vt'sts that mo
tola at lljo ! , this wuok ,
5
leiiM linen crush , our ie > gu iu
quality , this week ,
IJo.ts' shirt waists , made of best pi .nl ,
Wuild's Fair price ,
6 1 pillow cases , made I trge , with 2
tnch hem , woith 15c , this wcc > u ,
9c
_
A euro seller , ( it-inch bleat hcil ih.m
ask , 05c goods , this week ,
A hummer this wcel > , itoittih po
gee wash goods , woith 1 > e , tit
All this weeK , FiDtich soiges fin the ,
Wet Id's Fair , the best cloth eter
olToied , usual price On , foi tlus
sale
490
All wool chot lots , the balance of a
uOc lot , at
25o
All silk moire , No 10 . i
Ml silk moite. No. 20 15C
All Bilk moin , No 1'2 \
These aio without doul t the btrenin
of the day , ns hiindiods of our patrons
have tcstllied b ) their liberal buying.
"
TANOXIOROS
DtdoodsCo. .
This week , in order to boom sales in
our trimming dopai Uncut , wo
offer our cntiio stock at
25 Per Con tOff !
C olh-boimd bool > s , In ief biographies ,
otc , 2 for
J5
MIbSiS' TAN OXI'ORDS.
The Morse Drj deeds Co.
Bigdiitoin English solicia , 1,000
ynids black , 2Uoiuality | ,
9o
Heavy glass goblets , , .
4c |
Our J25 jackals , the newest 01 ca
tions , this week.
$19 ]
Best all wool challis ,
49c1
Cxtra quality Turkish towels , regu
lar 20c goods , this week ,
Best 0-1 shoots , cheaper than tliu cotter -
tor by the yaid ,
65oj
Mxtr.i good outing1 llanncls , 5O ]
You CTII buy a shoo for $1 that other * ]
soil for $5 lit
The Moieo Dry Goods Co.
Past hlack latviin , very sort lecablc , havej
boon soiling at loc nnd "Oo , for UiliJ
ttook only
5cl
Prench flannels for ladies' house
in dark patterns , this tvcuk
Boys' nil ttool junior snitH , neat
checks , made of all wool Him lot , u SfJ
buit anytvlio t , in the countrv , nt
Hoys' clothing depm tment now on Udl
lloor is full of the now thingi ? of tlio boa-
son.
Hate jou been our now line of $ . ' ) 001
Otheis boll them as luyli nal
$1.60 A to D widths.
THH MOKbi : 1)K GOODS ( O.
Hxtiu qu.ihtj bleached muslin , \toith
in all faunobs Hi ! , snocnil sale
5c
orochot bed Bproada , tfooj t.iluo ,
98c
ICO cortots , only a few daj in uhn h to
bouuioa birrain , , nt
50c
They nro nil diffeipnt makes
CJhildron's caps and bonnets , u brim-
plo line nt lojs than cost to in ike
Save money In bujin tour BIKJCB at
shoo doai | tmont of
Tin : MOUSI : DHV c.oou ( o
BASEMENT BARGAINS
Hrlstllnt ; with choice desirii'-io ' inor-
I lot illiHHir hits ( Iu bets for
\\urld'Hl'ulr mlu.
I lot innrkiiJ il-i. * \ clur'n ' Wor d's
1 ulr hitle ,
I Intmarkrd ! l'dnrlnf ! World
I'ulr i > .ilu foi
1 lotinnrudlJO durlnurld
1 ulrHtie.
deriniin < 'lnn i dinner sots
niur.feil J7.W. during \\orus ft'-t cLf \
tV
I ulr Halts. ipiO.
llnt.Rinno miiruod iTI > . during G 1 Q OO
Wor.d'a Tulrsule. > af . f.ftf
\ ? . ; : , . \ ! ! $22.38
TEA SETS.
A ! 1 0) ) lot this wuk $ ' .U < >
A trnillot this wisi. -l.O.ff
A HVi lot this wecU h. :
A tKUMluttlilH week (1.1. ( )
A 1.00 lot tills ue k 8.00
Kvory ono of tlio ubovu sola urn pliinn and
tliu tirlrciH itre f ul yJ p r cent lower than tt
nmrketuliie
hrury ludy who lia Ijonylit anything in our
bimeniunt IIHI bonri dullKlitutl wltli our iiuixl *
und pried * . Uunnuquanlly no uru doubling
our sile ; * over n your aeo.