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8 TE1E OMAHA. DAILY BEKttfTUESDAY. AUGUST 28 , 189-1.
PRINCE KOMATSD IN OMAHA
first Ooualn of the Jnpantsa Emperor
Hurrying to the War ,
SECRETARY DISCUSSES TIE ! OUTCOME
lAmorlcnn nml liurnpean llltitry TnilrmiR
lluit ( Itorciimo tlio ChliH'io Sloln Looks
for No I'lirnlgn Inlcrioiillun Oppos
ing Ariiuca Cuiiip-irtil ,
Yesterday afternoon , fpr a few moments
fler Ihc DurllnKton express arrived at Ihc
union depot , a BllBUlly built young man ,
wearing a summer straw hat. u light suit of
clothes nnd yellow kid gloves , ami with avery
between his
very American-looking clgnrctlc
lips , stood Idly watching a blue ovciailed
man unloading a lot ol Uncle Sam's mall
nacks from a truck. The name of the man
in blue overalls will forever be unknown tc
hlslory , but Ihe little man with the yellow
Icld gloves and the clcarette was no less n
distinguished personage than his InipcrKi !
highness the prlncu Komatsu , first cousin
to the mikado of Japan and two degrees
removed from the Imptrial throne. That
was hla name and title at home. In Omaha
for'fifteen minutes he was plain Oount Mlili'
Ima , enrouto from Europe to his home It :
Japan.
Counl Mlahlmn , as lie prefers to bo called
cared to talk but little to the representa1
tlvo of The liec. Itc contented himself will
saying Ihnl ho had ( Kissed through Omalu
last September on his way to Ihe World'i
fair , and thnl after visiting Die exposltlor
ho had continued Ills journey eastward , cross
Ing the Atlantic to England. When It
France a few weeks SRO lie received the Mrs' '
Intimation of the war between his own coun
try and Japan In n summons to come home
He at oncu ietunicd to New York and I
1 now on his way lo San Fruucltco , where hi
will take the steamer for Yokohama. Hi
will stop at Denver nnd at Salt I > akc Cllj
merely lo break Ihe monotony of the loni
Iransconllncnlul journey. Ills Information f
lo the sllnutloii In Japan was limited , hi
Bald , to the icpocts Cleaned fiom the Atncrl
ran newspapers In I Mo country In fiirnUliini
the latest Intelligence ) fiom the Ke.it of war
Mlchlnorl B. Nagasaki , Ihe prince's chain
berlttln al home and Ills secretary whl !
abroad , was communicative and talked free ) ;
to the reporter. The secretary himself Is n
mean personage as far as olllclal posllloi
goes. When In Japan lie Is master of cere
monies lo the emperor , master of the cour
of Prince Komatsn and secretary of tin
minister of the / Imperial household
Notwithstanding the weight of his man ;
titles he bears himself with a modest dlgnlt ;
that enables him to make friends ot whom
ever ho meets In his travels.
TUB SECRETARY TALKS.
"Our trip abroad , " said the secretary , "wa
cut short very suddenly by a summons fron
iho mikado to the prince asking him ID re
turn home at ones. We have been absen
from Japan about a year , and we pause )
through your city lust September on ou
way east. We visited many points of In
tcrest In the eastern part of the Unltoi
States , but hurried on to England , wher
Count Mlshlma has many frltniU , The prlnc
received his education In England and ha
a wide circle of acquaintances there , but h
has a Warmer admiration for the Unltci
States nnd for everything that pertains t
this country. As lor myself , I have vlsltei
the United States seven times .and feel wcl
at home here. I received my English educa
lion nl the University of Michigan.
"When we left Japan n year ago we hai
no suspicion that China and Japan would b
plunged Into war before we had complete
our Journey. We received our first Intelll
pence at Marseilles , just before wa wer
ready to emburk tor the sQiifliwith the In
tentlon cf returning to Japan through th
Indian ocean. J'rlncft Komrtsu was nnxlon
to hurry 1'omt , and so we returned to Ne >
York. The prince- a naval ofllccr nnd wll
doubtless assume. Ms station as soon as h
reaches home. Ho Is the first c.usln to th
emperor , and although the emperor has chll
dren ot his own , there Is still a posslblllt
that the prince may some day occupy th
throne. Uut that Is a possibility none cf u
over consider In Japan.
"As to the present difficulty bslwsen Japa
and China , It la yet lee Eoon to predict th
outcome , although , of CLurse , wo liellev
thai Japan Is certain to win. There Is n
probability of the Intervention of any forelg
power. Russia lias remained neutral and i
sure lo continue B . England and Franc
have adopted a policy of strict neutrallt ;
nnd while the government of the Unite
States has assumed no olllclal position at al
wo look upon this c untry as the warmest c
our friends. Our people look to tha Unite
States for their Ideas. We come here fc
our education. We aio rapidly adopting yet
inodo of dress , your methods of buslnos
Our government , especially In Its several d <
partmentB , contains many of Ihe well know
features of this nation.Vc are using yd
telegraphs , telephones , electric lights an
other Inventions. In fact , In nll'bul In rac
characteristics , we are becoming more an
more like the people of tills cum try , and w
are proud of I he fact. More of our pcop !
are coining to this country , but we are m
sending laborers here. The Japanese wt
come here are merchants to a large extei
and are men of means. Wo never expect I
ace your congress pues a Japanese cxcluslc
act , far such tin act will never , be nece
aary. Al Chicago , Japan Is already repri
sented by fifty men , nearly all of whom ai
men oC means.
, OPPOSING AUMIDS COMPARED.
,
"In Ihe war now progressing Jnpan i
doubtcdly line the advantage of belter drllh
nnd equipped armies , a better navy ai
better tailors. Wo are proud of our rim
and are therefore not surprised At the nev
of Japanese victories over Chinese fleets.
Is true that China may be able to overwhel
us. by force of numbers. She could draw ml
lions from her Interior provinces ; but tl
millions would be simply a mob and. not i
organized nrniy. Again , China has Hi
ited means of communication with her I :
terltr provinces and she will have great dl
flculty In transporting armies great dlstanc
in order to make them effective In U
present war Japan ls well furnished wl
money. The recent Japanese loan of { 50,00 (
000 was entirely taken at home. I see th
China Is applying to Berlin and to Londi
for money. This report 1 am inclined
iloubt , for China con doubtless procure t
the money she may need at hemp , "
"No , " remarked the Imperial scrrctnr
us Ihe conductor's warning uf "nil nboan
moved him toward the car. "there was ;
significance In tha fact that Minister Kuril
our new representative to your governmet
passed through Chicago without waltli
up , n the prince , N-llher the prince nor t
minister were aware that both would ba
Chicago Sunday until within a few lieu
before both arrived , Knowing thnl Iho pn
eiico ot Minister Kutlno was needed
Washington aa coon as possible , the prln
Indicated his desire that no meeting shon
take place and tint the new minister than
not bo delayed. When Japan has Importn
work In hand her princes and ministers
not waste time In empty ceremonies. "
A llrnml IVnturo
Of Hood's Saraaparllla la that tvhllc H pu
flcs the blood and sends It coursing thron
the veins full ot richness and health , U a
Imparts new life and vigor to every functl
' of the body. Jlenco the expression eo otl
heard"IlooJ'a Sarsaparllla made a new pi
son of me , " It overcomes that tired fccll
no common now.
Hood's Pills are purely vegetable , perfrc
harmless , nlwaya reliable and beneficial.
lixcimliiu To l'Ittiiliur .
" The Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern I
will sell excursion tickets , September 5 ( o
to Pltlsburg , Pa. , account a. A. It. Natloi
Encampment , at special low rales , gooj
turning nntlUSepUmber 25 : Beji ' line fri
Ft l.oulBN Sirmgileld | , Louisville or'ClncInn
to PJJ.t8bnr4. "
For rales or further Information apply
anV ' r nt of Ihc Jl. & 0. S. W. R'y. or i
dress A. O , Ooodrlcli , AVesl. Passenger age
I' , O. llox 201 , Kansas City , Mo.
W. C. T. U ,
ThVv man's Christian Tenipern
union of Douglas county will bold Us ill
annual convention at the band stand in Ha
Wi w' ' io < i bcelnulng promt
t 10:30 : a. in. Lunrh will be served
at noon. It weather It unfavorable will meet
at Hanscom Park Methodist Episcopal
church. All friends of IcmpcMnce cordially
nvlted.
HAYDKN
Tticudny'ii Offcm In Mll.ii unit llrcts < Ioocl
Tuesday the enllre * llk and dress go
departments offer n choice array of bargains ,
Wo give a few prices.
PEIICALES.
Just iccelvefl G cases best yard wide
PEHCALES , worth IGc , at Ilaydon's 10 c pr
yard.
yard.DUESS
DUESS noons.
We will give an Incomparable bargain ] n
this dcpaitmcnt evuy day. Ktrp track of
them. Special for Tuesday. .3C-INCH PURE
MOHAIR In black , only 29c ,
SC-Inch poplin ( the best wearing article
manufactured ) 5c.
3C-lncli changeable serge , worth 25o , special
c.
40-Inch all wool Imported serge , worth C9c ,
at 49c.
$75,000 worth of nit the newest and nobbiest
goods made in the world on sale here.
IIAYDEN BKOS.
. ut Oin-.ili.iK:15 : A..M. nl
The new veitlbuled train now running on
tha "Northwestern" cast dally.
NOW i' < it PITTSi WHO.
KlBlitlinnu.il Hiic-iiiipiiirnt ( ] . A.
It , Low ltit < < till K. & O.
For the National Encampment ot Ihc O.
A. R. at PlttsbnrK. September 8 to 15 , and
the meeting of the Naval Veterans associa
tion , September S , the B. & 0. U. H. Co. will
sell excursion tickets to Plllslmrg fiom sta
tion ? on Its line September fr to 10 , valid for
return passage until September 25 , Inclusive ,
The rate for the lound trip from Chlc.igo
will be ? 10.00 , and corresponding low rates
for other stations. Tickets will also be
placed on sale al all the principal cilices
throughout the west and northwest.
No mailer where you start from , as-k for
tickets via Historic B. & O.
For Information In detail write b. S. Allen ,
Asst. O. P. A , H , & O. , Grand Out ml Sta
tion , Chicago , 111.
( ) mim : ! anil OliiLM ; ; " Ltiitltril rill'iiImir !
Tr l ti.
Leive Omaha at 6:35 : p. m. and arrive
at Chicago 3:40 : a. m. via C. 31. & SI. P.
Hy. for Chicago nnd all points east. Trains
made up and started from Omaha , absurlne
passengers clean and well nlred cars. The
only line running a solid vestlbuled electric-
lighted train from Omaha direct. No waitIng -
Ing for through trains ,
Elegant chair cars , palace sleeping and din
ing cms. Ticket office , 1501 Farnam street ,
C. S. CARRIER.
Ticket Agent.
Tlie Dilril nr ScptrmUnr.
That Is the date on which the Douglas
County fair and Nebraska Breeders' meeting -
ing opens , It will be one-of the best agri
culturally , nnd for spcd , ever seen In Omaha ,
No expense Is being spared lo make it suc
cessful , and there have been no disappoint
ments tliu1 can In any way averl the success
that Is boutiJ to follow. Th ? dates are froir
September 5 to 7.
Currt of Tlmnl < " .
Wo wish to express our very gratefu
thanks to the kind friends who rendered si
much assistance during the late sickness am
funeral obsequies uf our beloved son am
brother , Frederic L , Burroughs ,
W. M. BURROUGHS AND FAMILY.
Just a.l.ltllc Paster.
The "Northw eaten" Number Six , leavlni
Omaha I | > . m. dally , now arrives at Chlcngi
7:59 : a. m. . Instead ot 8:15 : , sas formerly. "Jus
a Iltllc faster. " Don't confuse this with tin
Omaha Chicago spcchl. which still leaves a
545 ; p. m. dally and arilvcs nt Chicago Sl :
a. in , No need to change this train.
City office , 1101 Farnam street.
Ono I'n to tor the Kniintl Trip.
The Union Pacific will sell tickets lo th
sixteenth annual reunion to lie tie Id A
Grand Island , at the rate of one fare for th <
round trip from all points In Nebrask *
August 25th to 2Sth Inclusive , also troti
points within 100 miles of Grand Island
August 20th to September 1st , Inclusive.
A first class coffee salesman -wonted by ai
eastern house to work Omaha city trade
Address U 20 , He ? , with reference.
. .TinHull. . - of the ll
For Kansas City nnd nil of the business fo
St. Joe ROCS "via the Uurllngtoii. "
Trains leave nt 9:45 : a. m. nnd D:45 : p , m
Tickets at 1321 Farnam street ,
A Jfcw Train to C'lilc.ign.
Commencing August 12 , the "Omaha aa
Chicago special , " vJa the Chicago & . North
western railway , leaves Omaha dally at 5:1 :
[ > . m. , and arrives at Chicago 8:45 : nex
nornlng. Vestlbuled dining car , Wagne
bleepcrs and chair cars form the cqulpmen
of this train , and are all up to "Norlb
western" standard.
1401 Farnam street , city ticket office.
Itncca nt Ilia Curriers' rit-nir.
A part of the program for the Omaha Lei
cr Carriers picnic at Coffman park on Labo
day , 'September ' 3 , will be two bicycle race :
The first will be a novice road race , startln
at Omaha postcfflce and running to plcnl
grounds at Coffman park. There will t
ilrst , second and third prizes. The secon
will be handicap bicycle race open to al
trom picnic grounds to Calhoun and rctur
.0 place ot starting. For further particular
see A. H. Pcrrlgo , M. 0. Daxon find Omali
Bicycle company today , when everythln
will bo ready for entries.
When moving Into our present home
found a bottle ot Chamberlain's Pain Bali
left by a former tenant. On the table
found the statement that It was good for cul
and burns. I can testify to Ihe truth <
this. Nothing In all my experience hs
found Its equal for treating blisters or burn
1 < \ E. Barrett , manager Sentinel , L
cur. Minn. Pain Balm Is also a cui
' . .jr rheumatism. For sale by druggists.
II'JMTIKMFOKBfMST. .
Fair , Cooler Writtlirr niul South WliuU ft
WASHINGTON. AUK , 27. The Indlcatloi
for Tuesday are : For Nebraska Fat
cooler ; eouth winds , becoming varlnble.
For Iowa Fnlr ; cooler ; south winds , b' '
coming' north.
For Missouri Fair ; variable winds ,
For South Dakota Fair ; cooler ; soul
winds , becoming north.
For Knnbus Fair ; south winds.
1. < nl ItceorU.
THRWUVTHKR BrjRKltJ , OSUIIJ
AUR. " 7 Omaha record of temperature an
r.itnfulluomiurud wltti corresponding day <
ptisl four years :
1804. Iflna. 1802. ISO
Maximum tomnnraluro 87 = 7 Ho71
Mlniiiuun luiiiuorinura DOO C0 = r > 'j :
Avuraso toniDorivmro. . 743 etfD 710 ii'2
I'rcclullatiou . Wl .57 .00 .07
the coudlllju of ton
por&turoanJ precipitation at OmtUn : fof th
day and slnco Maroh 1 , IS'Jl ' :
BOSTON STOKE SELLING OUT
Onlj TLrco Dnje Left of the Mosl Awful
Clcarauco Sale
THE WORLD H\S EVER KNOWN
Only Tlilrly Hours to Crowd Out the Hnl-
mice of till ! Slock Trii < U In Other Stores
r rnly ed Tlio rcople Xlork to
I lot ! on More.
You want to pin It to your dress. Think
of It. Act quickly. Thrtu days means but
30 working houra all tolij ,
In these feu- quick passing hours , which
will bi none almost before you realize It ,
jttrgatns will be BO great and In such
jlcnty that every second t\lll be valuable
to yen ,
Don't drily an Instant. You can safely
sfljr that thousands of i ) oile | will be In our
store tomorrow , all eager to be walled on.
\Ve have hired extra salespeople anil got
the Rovls together as linmly fts possible.
\Ve II.IVP been doing nothing else but mark
ilcwn and cut doun prices again and again ,
until there's not enough price to cut any
more.
Gel In anywhere , anyhow.
Buy wlille you can.
Absolutely only 30 hours left of the
( Ireatest absolute clearing snle ever held ,
The dress poods prices are below the low
est prices uvcr known. '
The ladles' and children's summer underwear -
wear , the la cs , embroideries and hosiery
have been inthlessly cut down In price.
The men' ! shirts and underwear all awfully
low.
low.The
The whole ? t < ck ot shoes Is at your mercy.
They aic down to almqst nothing.
If there's anything you want. In the whole
house name It , the price makes It yours In
a second.
Not n cent's worth of these goods will be
moved In our new bulldi.ig on the old cor
ner. IClli and Douglas.
\Ve open up there next Saturday , September
1st , with an entire new stock , the most com
plete In the west.
You are cordl.ily ! Invited to the grand
opening September lit.
Meanwhile only 30 short working hours
remain for us to sell out everything nt
lOlll and Dodge Sts.
BOSTON STOUE.
Buy your hard coal before the advance.
A. L. J'atr ck keeps the best. Tel. 557.
I'n r ( I of Tluuiki.
I \vleli to express my thanks to the mem
bers ot Oak lodge No , 109 Order of the
World for their kindness during the last
sickness and death of my husband , II. I.
Garllck. Also to the officers of the World
Mutual benefit association. Signed ,
MIIS. ANN QA11LICK , Widow.
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S 111:1 : II till * or tlino.
A complaint has bsen tiled against David
Mllbourno charging him with violating the
garbage ordinances.
The police of Qiilncy , 111. , have recovered
of a Dr. Dcrnard of that place a set of
books and a pair of opera glasses taken
from Dr. Woods of this city.
A warrant lias be n Issued for the ar
rest ot Mrs. William Golden of114 South
Hlghtli street charging her with disturbing
the peace by using loud language and threat
ening to fight.
The tailor shop belonging to Max Foyel at
214 North Sixteenth stteet was burglarized
Saturday night nnd about ? 100 worth of now
suits stolen. The burglars broke open a
back window.
Leonard DcLue , chief of the county de
tective fores of Arapahoe county , Colorado ,
asks Chief Eeavey lo an eat and hold Lee
Ilowmnn , a waiter , who is wanted In Denver
for forgery , and Is supposed to bo in Omaha
Just at pressnt.
Ben I'lummef's general store at West-
bore , Mo , , was recently ; burglarized" of $250
worth of goods , H&Jia's sent a description
of the hiipposed robi ! < ? ririo "Chljf Seavey , and
offers a reward of | 25 for the arrest and con-
vlrllon of the men.
Detectives Dunn and Donahu ; were re
warded with $2. > for the arrest and detention
of Webb and Srhram , the men wanted by
Sheriff Miller of Grank , county , Wisconsin.
One-fourth of the mon'y has been turned
Into the police icllef fund.
W.A. Moore , manager ot a suit club , was
arrested yesterday on a warrant charging him
with promoting a lottery. The arrest was
made nt the Instance of one of the patrons of
the club , who claims lo have paid In the price
of a suit and drawn a blank every time.
C. M. Anderson and B. W. Truman have
made a complaint to the police that there
are three lewd women living in the rear
uf 205 North Seventeeth street who are mak
ing a public nu sance of themselves by their
bold and disgusting actions. The women
have 'been ' notified to move out of that
vicinity.
Mrs , A. J , Lass of Kansas City writes
the chief of police that she understands that
her husband Is In Omaha living with and
passing another woman off as his wife. If
this is true Mrs. Lass asks the chief to
cause their arrest and she will come to
Omahn and prosecute them on the charge of
adultery.
Officer Ryan reports that Sirs ? . Carrie Phil
lips Is lying at 2H North Ninth street , where
she has been sick for about a year. The
woman is * said to be destitute , and has no
one to take care ot her. The city physician
will Investigate the case and endeavor to
have the woman sent to a hospital where
she -will receive treatment.
August ScheuMer , a blacksmith employed
by Snellbarker at Eleventh and Dodge
streets , was arrested late yesterday after
noon for being drunk and' threatening to
shoot , The accused had a row with some
ot the toughs of that locality and pulled a
revolver and threatened to use It. He was
seized by Officer Mitchell and locked up.
I had the good fortune to receive a small
bottle of Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy when three members ol
my family were sick with dysentery. This
one small bottle cured them all and I had
some left which I gave to George W. Baker ,
a prominent merchant of the place , Lewiston -
ton , N , C. , and It cured him of the Eamc
complaint. K. Dazemore , AVhen troubled
with dysentery , diarrhoea , colic or cholera
morbus , give this remedy a trial and you
will be more than pleased with the result
The praise that naturally follows its Intro.
ductlon and use has made It very popular
25 and DO cnt bottles for sale by druggists ,
ut < : iifiin Jim.
Republicans of the West End club ot thi
Sixth ward are preparing for a big tlmi
this evening , Arrangements have beet
made for an onrn-nlr meeting , a
which Hon. John M. Tlnirston will bo tin
orator. The meellng will be held at the em
ot the Wnlnut Hill motor line , corner o
LGranl street and Military avenue. A platforn
and seats for a large crowd will be provided
The entire city of Omaha , and especially al
the republicans of the northwest part o
town , are Invited to attend.
? i tnr ( 'nine Huclr.
Mrs. George Nackcrmer of Armourdale
Kan. , n bride ot eight months - writes ti
Chief Seavey that the lias been deserted b ;
her husband and she thinks he Is now work
Ing In one of the South Omaha packtni
houses. She says that ho left homo on
recent Sunday evening with a fellow na. <
1'rarik Kmcrson , saying that he was golni
after a can of User. He never came back
and. as she It , In a destitute condition , sh
would like him lo contribute somelhln
toward her Minport.
M'mil iluhu Itelenscil.
A resident of Hrownvllle , Neb. , has wrlttei
to the chief of police stating that a mai
named John Simpson was arrested here i
lew weeks ago for selling liquor without
government license. Simpson's family hav
been trying to learn his whereabouts sine
then , but have been unsuccessful. They erIn
In destitute circumstances and the people o
that place would Ilka to procure his releas
from custody so that he can take care of hi
family. _ _
Oregon Kidney Tea cures nervous bead
teles. Trial size , 85 cents. All druggists.
i'rcpttrlnc tat " ' Tourney.
The Omaha Schuetzenvereln I now regu
larly predicting In Iluter'a park preparln
tor l&e srcrcacblpg local Rbeetlpg
ment In Eoptcinbor.T The followlm ; eorca
out of a possible ntcvinty-flve were made on
last Friday afternoon :
F. II. Heft , 65JHin& | Peterson , 68 ; Fred
Mengecloth , B7 ; ( Hub Mnthlas , 20 ; Henry
Iluser , 48 ; Her m art Iiuich , 50.
HA1UD LUCK.
U'liulc World Turmd Acul'nt n Hey Chnr-
loj TVtfBb'ft hturjr.
Charles \Vcbb , jit 13-year-old boy , was nr-
rested Saturday afternoon as a vagrant , but
owing to lila youlhfulness Judge Bcrka dis
charged him In thet.police court yesterday ,
Charley had not breathed , the nlr of
freedom an hour until he was again arrested
for stfallng n plo from a lunch stand at
Twelfth and Dodge streets. Ho was charged
with petit larceny , nnd was again arraigned
before the police judge. This time he re
lated quite a hlhory concerning himself.
He said that his parents formerly lived In
a small town In Illinois , but his father and
mother became divorced. Ho went to Chicago
cage one day to live with his father. Ho
was then about 6 years of age. One day
he got lost from his parent and lias since
been unable to find him , Ho was taken to
an orphanage , and about four years ago was
sent west with a number of other homehss
waifs. He found a home with u Kurnns
county farmer and wcs contented with his
lot. Last winter this former became insane ,
and being Incarc rated In the nsyluni , Charles
was again thrown upon his own resources.
lie then tramped about the country , living
as best lui could. Ho said that ha wanted
to KO Imck to Illinois again and BCD If he
could not find some traca of his parents.
The police Judge gave Hie boy a kindly
lecture on the sin of stealing , and then gave
him 1C cents to pay his toll across the
bridge and buy another pie for dinner , tell
ing the lad to direct his footsteps toward
the rising sun , which he did at once.
Klocted milfpi-4.
The members ot the Ladles' Hebrew Aid
society held their annual meeting Sunday
afternoon and elected the following officers :
President , Mrs. J. Mcrrttt ; vlco president ,
Mrs. II , E. Nocks ; treasurer , Mrs. Charles
Schlaiik ; secretary , Miss Bertha Newman ;
trustees , Mcsdams Sononlicrp , Drown ,
Blolchsky nnd Drelfus , Headquarters of the
society have been established nt the Arcade
hole ) , whare meetings will be held. The aim
of the society Is to assist the poor , the sick
and the needy , particular attention being
paid to women and children , and In order
to mnko the work ot relieving the suffering
effective , committees will be assigned to dif
ferent sections of the city.
I.OV.IL JtUKl'lTlKS.
The heirs ot the estate of Sarah Hoffman ,
deceased , l-ave applied for letters of admin
istration.
The will of Sarah A. Kcnnard , deceased ,
was admitted to probate by Judgd Baxter
yesterday.
City Treasurer Bollti will send 110,000 to
New York today to meet the September
obligations of the city.
No meeting of the Fire and Police Commis
sioners was held last evening on account of
the absence of Commissioner Smith.
The will of Km ma M. Andercs has been
admitted to probate nnd Charles \V. Anderes
has been appointed as administrator.
The Chicago Central Phonograph company
of Chicago has sued the North American
Phonograph company , of New Jersey for
$1,000 , alleged to bo due for merchandise
sold and for royalties and commissions due.
The news has been received by friends
In this city of the death of Nellie , wife of
Gesrge F. Gregg , at Denver Aug. 22. Mrs.
Gregs had been a sufferer from consump
tion for several years past , and her husband
took her to Colorado tboul a month ago In
the valn- hope that she might benefit by the
change In climate. Two children are left
motherless by Mrs. Gregg's death.
Luclnda C. Miller has Instituted mandamus
proceedings In district court to compel Jus
tice of the Peace George C. Cockrell to ap
prove and file an undertaking for an appeal
bond''In a case whlcli WJB recently tried In
his court.Suit was brought against the
plaintiff for the possession of the- dwelling
at 407 North Fourteenth street end the case
set for trial In the justice shuji at 10 a. m.
one dny last month. The defendant appeared
at 11 o'clock and was Informed 'that judg
ment had been rendered by default. An ap
peal was lakcn but it Is claimed that the
court neglected to approve the undertaking
until after the time allowed by law had ex
pired.
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1'JSIHiOX.il. I'.lItAdlt.ll'llS.
L. M. Prince , U. 3. A. , Is at the Mercer.
AV. F. Redman , Osccola , la. , Is a Mercer
guest.
W. A. Wclken , Atlantic , la. , is a Mlllard
guest. _
C. A. Fnsaett ot Denver Is at the Mer
chants ,
Congressman Bryan was In the city yes
terday.
A. F. Sherrlll , Galeabure , 111. , Is at the
Mlllard.
J. W. .Norton , Pocatello , Idaho , fs an Ar
cade guest.
A. E. Cofldlngton of Kearney was at the
Paxton yesterday.
Colonel J. H. Pratt of Summer Hill Farm
Is a Mlllard guest.
D. L. Kellogg and wife and T. Sheldon and
wife , Perclval , la. , arc Dellone guests.
John G , "Willis and wife , daughter Blanche ,
and son William bave returned from their
bummer outing at Okobojl Lake , la ,
Frank 3. Brownlee returned yesterday
from an extended trip to Asbury Park , Bos
ton and other Atlantic coast points.
City Attorney Connell lins returned from
his midsummer fishing trip and reports ex
cellent luck In his search after recreation.
G. II , Cutting of Kearney Is at the Mlllard.
Mr. Charles W. Stiles of Washington , a
scientist of the Agricultural department , was
In the city yesterday.
Colonel J. I. Woodardnsslstant postmas
ter , has returned from a four weeks' outing
In the wilds of the west , where he was accom
panied by his wife1 and children. Three
weeks of this time M. Woodard spent In the
Yellowstone National park , going with a
wagon and burros and camping out , thus
making an overland trip of nearly 400 miles.
All of the time since his return Mr. Wood
ard has been kept busy detailing the experi
ences of the journey , now and then speaking
of some of the tlsh which ho caught. Taking
the story of the assistant postmaster , he
landed 100 fine treat In less than an houi
and only stopped when he became ex
hausted.
t the llolrl * .
Al the Merccr-E. , F. Franks , J. T. Allen ,
York.
At the Jllllard liham Reavls , J. T. Tan
ner , Falls City ; EJ. M. LaGrnnge , Fullerjon ,
At the Arcade-rt * . P. Ulwood , Oakdale
Kirs. J , II , Brownnuiid Miss Lydla Hllke
Lmwood.
At the Dellone-rtT : ' . Bremcr , Klmbnll ; K
A. Brown and wife , . Nebraska City ; 13. F
Wllcox , Grand Island.
At the Merchantst-A. D. Williams , North
Platte : II. S. HecU , Lincoln : A. L. Ooold
Ogalulla ; J.ohn llulmers , Grand Island
Grant Qunnell , ft'I' * Uelstour , Ulg Springs
C , F. Coffen , W , LJIloyt. Harrison.
At tlie Pnxton H II. I'lummer nnd wife
Beatrice ; N. B. Itirdlngr , Nebraska City
Arthur Wyntt , Dnvid City ; II. J. Kilpatricl
and wife , Beatrice.
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I Ml very badly and run down yesterday ,
probably about the came ns ninny bthcr people
ple do JtiRt al this time. I w.is tired , weak ,
nervous , had na appetite , bad had poor steep
for several nlghlii , my mouth lusted badly
and my head ached. I did not feel like work
and so decided to take a ItalMiolldtiy.
Just as 1 wua turning Into Broadway I
met e friend who Is a professor In one of
the New York colleges.'e strolled leisurely
along nnd I told the Professor of. my trouble.
. "Well , " lie exclaimed , " 1 know Just what Is
tlip matter with you. Your stomach U suur
and out of sorts and has virtually gone on
a strike. I don't blnmo U a particle. See how
you abuse U by over-eating , under-eating' ,
li.iaty lunches , wront ; kinds of food , and all
that sort ot thing. It Is oiily natural that It
should rebel.
"That Is all \cry well. Professor , " I re
plied , "but It tlie st much will not digest
food what nrc you going lo do ? "
"Do ! " ho exclaimed , "why artificially di
gest the food for the Hlonncli of course. "
"Are you trying to make fun ot me ? " I
ashed ,
"Not In the lcp.st It Is Just us rasy to
digest foDd outside of the stomach as In It , "
ho exclaimed ,
"Now you arc mystifying nir , " I mid.
"Nonsense , tl IE very simple. When yon
talie food Into jcur mouth It beiliis ; to 'II-
geit the inlmito the saliva touclu-i It. This
Progress Is carried on still morr In the Etom-
ach also In the Intestines. Nu-.v ctin you not
see how ei ijIt la to mix vegettible digestive
principle * with the food , p.\en before you
take It Into the mouth , so that It is prac
tically digested svsn before you Jouch It ?
That scrnu pimple enough , dors It not ? "
I w.is buiind to admit that It did.
"Well , thai Is Jutt what sclentlsls and
physician ; cull pre-dlgested or artificial di
gestion , and the ? scovery that It rap ba
( ione U working a revolution upon th4 sub
ject of digestion. Paskola , or pre-dlgosted
food , la simply a nourishing , lanhy : food ,
artificially digested. It plvts the ctonuch no
woik whatever to do unS at the tame time
aids the dgactoi ! ! : of oilier foods In oihrr
words ! t RlVis the ftomach a vacation. Take
my advice f.nd try It you will certainly be
surprised at tlie effect. Instead of feeling
wank , tired , despondent , with a shilling cen-
sation al the lilt of the stomach nnd genual
lack of ensry. you will find youraelt strong ,
active , healthy and a new man. "
I did not take the Piofcs&ur's udvlce that
day , thinking perlmps my IHtJe vacation
would bring ins around all right , but It did
not. The next day I trial It though and have
received FO much benefit ami b cn brought
Rroiind so completely that I iMenntned lo
publish the arguments and adv'ce of the
learned Piofesaor Juit as they occurred and
for the benefit ot others Jiul that Is what I
have done.
Paskola canu be had of any reputable drug
gist. An InUsrcst'ni ; pamphlet descpllvo ! of
the product u 11 bs E nl Iree on appllcallon
to Tilt Pi'i-D'.BStted ' Kocd Co. , 30 Rcade St. ,
New York.
JH 4 TO 10 WEEKS
Our Bond
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pocket. rrcefl.ouapacX ! < > E6. Bli rorl.co , lth o
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ipe dlly cure Itchlna aud burnlug
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Duat proof. I.t-Bta forever. Iron handle
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Wo olB'o have Antique , O.iic Hall Cheats
wllH cedar compartment. Largo and urnal
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Thorn 'Edison , the goniug inventor , never carriad n watch " " g
in his lifo , Mover wintod to know the time When ho courted 5
nnd the gas was turned off on him , ho took the hint gently and inZ 5
vented the incnndoscont light. Thorn Majors , who was the " "S
ea gubernatorial choice of thoExposition ball , is very suparstitious ; " " 5
ho claims if Mac-Call ( ) a now convention ha'll buy up every copy US
of Cushing's Manual in the market. Jerry Simpson , the other hnlf * " {
of Pefler's whiskers , never wears socks , just because the press " jg
is trying to "sock it" into him every day. " "S
Yotallof'om wear white shirts even green people wear
white shirta. A green person will pay double what n rhitti
worth , but it won't bo until
long ho discovers the merits of as
"Nebraska white shirt. "
Do you wish to know the reason why a Nebraska shirt ia so
favorably looked upon ? Ask anyone who over tried ono Ask the
laundries. Our shirts are , firstly-all pure material-pure linen-
heavy muslin. Pure material you know makes n pure white
shirt , and doosnot turn yellow in the laundry.
Secondly. Wo have our shirts so constructed to back the
immortal reputation of the Nebraska. They're sowed to n finish-
lucking nothing , fortified at every weak spot , reinforced in front
and back , and precise fltting sleeves , plenty long and but a trilio
shrinking.
Thirdly. The Idea of saving Just compare our FIFTY
OEITT3 SHIIVr to any 75s one ever cold-ami ours captura the
verdict. Put our EtGHTY-FIVJB
- CENT SHIRT alongside any
ono's $1.25 or even $1.30 ones , and you'll know why wo have the
"run" on shirt3--\id our $1.10 shirt is the very best uhirt mado-
none better.
Unlaundered shirts are easier judged there is no starch to
dazzle your oyo. Compare for instance our THIHTY-FIVfi
CENT UNLAtTNEERED SHIHT to any 50c onHat special dry
goods sales or anywhere For FIFTY CENTS you buy hero as
good a shirt as could bo called conscionciously a good dollar ono
-and for SEVENTY 03NT3 we'll furnish the boat in the unlaun.-
dered lino.
It costs nothing to 833 how near the truth our "ads" arc.
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location. lluJoro aelectlngu school , wrlto for UluUi-iUud ciuiiVi "us to
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( Central Collooo for Young Indies
J Wentworth Military Aoatlomy.
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The
Chocolat = Menier.
His reasons are :
Tea and Coffee create nervousness with
a people too nervous already ;
Bitter Chocolates are not lit lo make a cup
of chocolate ; cheap ( sweet ) chocolates are
impure , hence Injurious ;
COCOA is no more like CHOCOLATE
than Skimmed Milk is like Cream.
Chocolat-Menier is an ejquisile Vanilla
Chocolate , as nourishing as meal , as low
priced as oilier beverages , and fjr superior ,
Ask for yellow wrapper. Your grocer has it
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