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. 8 TilE rnrrnc . . DAILY nEE : . ' TUESDAY , JANUARY 17 , 18nu. .
; AROUND TIlE BANQUET BOARD
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, Oommercil4i , flub ( Members Spread 0. ret
for Their Guest&
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SOUND REASON MIXED WITH A FLOW OF WIT
, Ofcor 10vl"tho AccomIIIiiuentU of the
: Club , 0\111 , Tc ltolY of the Faith
thnt lu I In Thcm-Thoy ) J'romlso
lllch for the l'uturo
I was "Omaha night" at the CommcrcJII'
. club lst evening.
The annual banquet given upon that occa-
, elon waR In full consonance wih , similar
, 81ccesses ot the past. I was the same ell
spread ot menu , but the ppeeches were Cull
ot ginger , metaphoricaly speklng ! , for
Omaha lntereth.
The energy Infused Into the brief , but
cnerg
pointed reE0nses to teats was more ag-
, gresslvo than those delivered upon former
occaslcns. A number ot delegates from the
State Boarl or AKrlculure attended anti
vere evidently hnllrcssell favorably with the
cordIal reception extended to them. I'res
hent Weler occuplell the chair of toast-
D master. , \V. A. I. . Gibbon , the retiring pres- .
Icnt , and Buclhl Iartu , chairman-elect or
. the executive committee , Occulliell ) hue right
- anti left posts of honor at the side of the I
) ( oastmater.
Around the table were seatCI ( : Charles F.
: Weler , Euu lll Martin , W. A. I. , Gibbon , C.
- S. Montgomery , ' . C. Patterson . W. 1. .
KJertcd , 11ev. S. WrIght Butler , ox-Sen.
ator Saunders , Charles A. Coe Col. Chase , .
H. 11. lalrlge , John S. Brady , Adolph
Meycr. Cmlmlssloner Utt , N. A. Kuhn , ,
, Secretary Olan ct the ( Dead of gdueaton , ,
- George ii. Iane , James Walsh , George , N .
, Hick , Z. T. Lindsey , I. A. Methiar , F. M.
Bartlett , A. P. Tulley , J. S. Olmore , lal I
2lcCorll , Judge I asset ( , U. J. Gala ) her. F .
. P. Klrkenlahl , II. 11. K03er , C. D. Skiti
. more , J. O. I.oheck , I. ' . N. Fry , " ' . N.
, Nason , \V. H. Bennet , Gustavus Cooper ,
George \V. Keley , Major Wilcox , T. S .
. Charkson. John A. Wakefehl , Dan Farrell ,
, Jr. ! G. 'V. Llnenger , C.V. . Wihelm , T. A .
Crelgh , W. S. Wedge , Amos Field , W. I.
Reberson , and many others.
lHESII NT WELI.ER'S ! ADDHESS.
The Inaugural address of C. F. Weler ,
preshlent'e1cct. was as follows : .
I have flith 11 the great state or No
brslc nnl believe In the ability oC our peo-
pie 'o tll { care oC themselves indr un
unli ) Iny
anti all clrcumstnncl > : I have fnlh In the
city oC Onialun. the Gate City oC thuVcst . ,
beaulCul for sllliton , with a country ( rib .
tlary to It tlouRallls ( oC mies In extent , nnl
I 8el no relfn why It shoull not hecome
the heading me'ollls oC the vest : I have
faith 11 . this organization , the Commercial
club oC Ountuha . the men who compose the
executive omml tee , Its chairman , the b'arl
. ot directors nnd Is Inllvhlnal members.
Large buslnes corporathons vihh crumble
corportons wi
anti full unless there Is union of purpose In I
the mnnaement. Mammoth maututacurln ,
: . coueers would lie hle 111 the wheels a
commerce become clogged without Unity 0
uniy
action on the part or the manutacturel
This fact Is recognized by our large ralhron i
. corporatons , II you know the reu1t. 'rhls
club was or allzel for IL iuurposo. and
ovcry memher Ihoulll thoroughly np1rccIat ,
nHl understand the fact thal aPIreelate :
merely a soelnl organization , but an orAun I-
I Izaton oC huslness men eomhlnel together
for the protection of their Interests and
. , plelged to stunll wIth onil by one unother
; . under any and all circumstances
In union there Is strengtho This motto Is I
pecularl ' al1plcahle to this club mete
' Stnnllng
together , we can aceoml11sh for Omaha
'hat. as IndlvhlualH , we never coUlti uu -
comphlshi. \o therefore hope eoull this r
rneettng wi cement the bonds at good fellowship I-
lowship and that this club may have a
great anll glorious future. .
t : .Wo behIoe that much has been
\\o bclove nceom-
. I pHshN for thiN cIty thiuouhu , Ihe ( elton (5 (
oC the executive committee ' Inll officers of
. . . the club. 1 , will not go Into otcers , but
I ' sulce It } to-Iay : thit . , thcle detai have.
k : woriteil faithfully ouch h'\'o given , their tin to
, f- , ahl money to thc adt'antenient , of the tme
- crests or Omaha. I II'e faith to behle 'a
. that the beleve
work ot the new executive con t.
mllee diuring the coming year will be cm. -
t I In Its results . wi fruit-I
, ; . NIW ' DEPOT lUST DE IIUILT.
* It , : This may not bo the proper time and I !
place to outline our polc ' . I wi tme , how-
ever . that we have three Important thiIn 'P14
to eonHhlel' , and these wi be taken thing
at n : time nail pushed to I successful issu : C.
. ; First. I refer to the brhlge toil between
- here anti CouncIl . ' ' tel
COlnel Bufrs. 1hls discrimina-
.y ton has exlste agaInst Omaha for years ;
, anti this Commercial club has decided that ;
, t , the time has come wheu this Ilscrlmlnatn decldel !
. . , . charge must be removell anti this city shiv ill
be placed upon nn equalIty with other cIti eli
4' . ' Qn the Missouri 11 vel' . ( Prolonged cites
1)iauu4e. ) I IH an outrage that this has
J been permiled to stlnd so long . and I say
i right here Ind now that the entire lull -
ence ot this club wl be hrouht to bear
4 , upon tilts question Until Il Is sette ! to our
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, entire sntbji'actlouu.
The lCxt question at vial importance to
the ' citizens ( C Omlha IH the Union d\pot.
This you may say has become a chuestni t'
blt he that as It may , I Is al Important
- question , unit the Commercial eluh ) has d Le-
( /ded / that a new depot must be built : one
? . ' that wi be a credit to the great rnlroad
, corportons centering here u\l worthy of
, thc city at Omaha. ! ApplnuRe. ) The next
, qUItoa to be taken UI Ilurlng the 'ear
' wi b ( a marlte houRe. Who amonl you
does not feel the hnportance ot pushing to
I eon11/ton this enterprise ? , A maul et
. , hOUR , centrally located , would pay for
- Iselt 11 live years In the nmount saved . to
; consumers alone IW having the olportuni
ot Ilrehasln ! In an open unarlcet. These
: , , three things that are of such vial Interest
. . , ; I to the people oC Omuha at largo vlhi he
taken up by the Commel'clnl club thin ng
, r the year and every erort will be durinI
' obtain the desired results : mafc
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, President \ WeHer's spechi was received
,
with enthuslaelc approvaL throughout , es.
. eclaly his reference to ( bru1o . dlfterentt ala
. anl lie ( uraon depot :
WHAT TIE COMMISSIONER SAID.
: Commissioner Utt made his annual report ' ,
In which he said : .
, Through the Indlvldunl efforts of the cluh
Iforts
durinI the ) 'Iar , five cOI'cntons have heel ,11
, r becurell for Omaha , IncludIng the ( Interstate (
Irrlgntol convention . besides other et ) n-
VontolH have bee enteutaineul . notably the I
' + n/Uonl CongregatIonal church eonvcni ( on.
Ionventon.
. Durlnl hue year the club hlf made a ci Dut-
? Blant effort In n&lvertlsiuug Ouuuahuut : lO.OiO ) COI-
advcrtsln Ollhl
it . , nual re1101'1t furnishing Ilata cOlcernlng the I
, city. 8,0 10lvcnlrs Illustrating our- Ii rut
- features. I.O reports ot the cIty englnelr ,
. f 10.0 printed repents IH II'll II its lt , , ,
. IrrIgation cOlvcnton all a large aiim tier
4. , ot IrtcleH uuhlHhel II < lstt'r papers r
I else''hero have he 'ii inubllslued pa/lel'l / all
Ilslrlh-
uted A series ot cxcur lon trlllH have
, , been ruin ( brought Ito country WII'I'strolg
comPltlol Ixlsted , An exeurjlon trip was
i matte to 'l'axaH visiting all thl vnlncl u1 :
poiltl ( II hue ptate , malII viluable no.
le.
t qualntanceH and ntivertisiuug Omaha : miii.
other ( to 11 points on hue ( Freunont. FIkhi In.
, & ? utsourL'ahley ( ' llhor ?
218 o\1 Valc ) rllwa ) south "f Iho
Plato rtvtr ( anti ' another ( to all points ( on the
r - Missouri Im'llt ( Iii 80utheastem ( Nl'lruska.
anti I tmll to nil poiltl on Ihe ( ,
n. & M. In ( hue northwest. in-
el tuuh lug Ill Ill nguu. Thlte t rips rlsl\
In lrlnJln In 1 . large lUI IeI of t
% Cntomers to th city antI gtlng ( the ( Omaha
t
Jobhers Ind mannfnctll'l" nequaln'd s 1(11
! wih
, each other , IJII1ng up fellowship and i
1 Itrenclh ,
- , SeVrll large meetngs hAve been held ) by
flue club ml'lberH to ( IlsCI > 8 the beet smtlr
Indultr ) ' . factory hal not beln lElt hult , hut
nIl the ( condItions tire Inllerslot ( and a fae- I
tory Is a Il0sslbll ) ' wihin I ) ' euur. In I Liii ) '
Ivlnt. hue ( 11SCUHlloI ot the subject and lie (
, puhlcly A1"'n ha' bore fruit : for exam pie1
MI' Crves ( , from Coulrl Hurl examlll"l
by what was Hahl It our leetl1AI , Illunted
fifty acres oC beets and uthuilupeul them to
NQrCQlk. ! i'Juc'y netted hll ) > $ hlllcll thel this I
. dry ' ) 'ear , 1111 there Iii n u4tromu leI low
101lL made to bull a factory at- Coo lieu
fluffs , nnll It will eventually b atCounci ( (
Soverl cnunniites ( have called - .
eOnmltl'es hl"e on ( lienIL
(
I CItt8 ! ot the ( ilihmiols aied Oi thO 01.
Ceuutral
, cl\s Illols ( ( ntrl rullroid ttnd
rnlrofUII
Osnted etatItetj ! huowluig the \
. ' sntel ptatHtC ! rho''II ! volulo ot
o.ut. commerce , anti lint (
. Irlng company to
S build to this cIty. Vhuhle the mncuer
Wa i mit
elt' Whie
S mal\r ! lt
first Hurroullel by Inrt'rtalnty , It II bevel 0.
tievci that Ihe ( COiflauu ' , .
S \evel 111) ( was 10 tunpne .uiet
Inllre >
that the sll
rOal1 vtuhtI ho
woull rUlnlll : tratn I to
4 [ ) numtlua now If the ( strike trails
. nllha IOW Itrlt bath hot occur ret .
' hat lnt oecurr"l.
i'he load will
buIld
10 Omaha next '
101t wi bulli I1Xt year LL
- \untl crol II IblurcII In Nebrlli. \ I
( onsllcmhle I"II 111el dOle II nit iimui
Clttll1rll(1 , 10ratcII hen' . fil exuunhlhe : allng
mnenitiers or the ( club lve ! t'xUI\le 10 a
jolitultug liouuue limit nl 1
hall
- johhlnl hOUKf thlltlel ( tmvelhl
8allsnu ! that would otherwise ( have chosd
ha1 cl18111
its 'doors all tlal ( II now II iurosperuus
S ( ollltou.Iuln , a inn aim tacUmni Iroll'el'UI I ,
( 'S ) uil'orlpg under a financial ' .
. , la\orl/ unllr fnanclll ItrlnJeIC ) , rtt-
. crh'ln sixty cars o crll" mutlrlal ( cmiii
t\rOIII out 160 cars at unuuuiufactiured ant
lalufnl'tlrct
her uuuutuin . hal. by our asutistaiteti Ioolls .
11118111s \ui'nes ' 10 30 cal s of crlll ins-
tend lured unit goods Its ! utlut ( II II . clr : of manutac.
"r There his been consIderable coniphahmut
, matb ) ' bhlpllrl of this ( ( ' 1W at complailt tslr"nl.
- tuition In freight I'ntes. 'heBu couuiphmilnts
S nre lot ( lint the rates ore COlpl11nts
S lel'e8 too hlh , l.ut . thai othlr competing
'ob\lnA ' points lowe rates Lint give them
; , S al undue adyuuutnie. All these accucatlons J I
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have ben kept constanty before the
rnds , mind some adjustments have
been mlC ! nnll several others arc In a
pro gressive stiige. Such changes come
! chlnlef
slow and patience and persistence alone
can bring them abOUt. In hike manner
chnnJe ! In classilcaton , excess baggage
rat es and local passenger service have been
can sidereil and wIth favorable reSults In
'omTh e instances.
Th rough our crortf the "Last Days oC
10mlel" was placed on exhIbItion for three
weeks last fnl rlacM during that tIme halt
rat es wee In effect tram Illnts on dlverg.
ing I I e" . Dimming thl last mouth this club
has ben making nn uncealnl effort to
sec ure for Omaha the location nt the NeDr
bra ska State fall : the result will soon be
kui own.
We appointell I committee to bait after
Inll secure better fre ProtOctIon. ThIs nfcr
become I very serious qUestion , particularly
wit h jobbers occupying buildings OVer three
oceUlylng buJllnJs
Itorle9 high. The erort ! made had a sahu.
tory effect In ImlroVlng ( the flro departunent
fro
of this city. ' lie work accomplIshed Is
/lone worth many tunes more than the
euut ire east of this club tram its Incipiency.
With the return oC better ( bios the
nehlevlmentl ot the Commercial club will
hf In Iecplnl with the sAnguine cXl1ectn.
tons oC Its strongest advocates. ' .
SnOnT AND TO TIm POINT. .
\ v. A. ; I. Gibbon , In responding to "Our !
Org anlzaton , " delIvered one or his character-
Istc Impromptu speechs , loyal to Omaha
anc i time commercial development or this cornFr
munly. lie cited the ( gratifying sequel or
a unity u of acton anti sid that the only
passport to the portals of the Commercial
cluh was good cItzenhip , respectabIlity anti
loyaly to Omaha. The speaker reviewed
soma of the Quiet work done for this city
by hue dumb anti saul that The Omaha lee
all i the ( stress of the city hall been potential
ractors In building UII this great city at the
Jatcs of this great and growing west. lie
roasted thos3 Inactve cItizens \vho had
sought to steer hue CommercIal club ship
amen the breakers. But he felt grateful
that thus craft and a gallant crew of loyal
cit izens had braved lie terrible financial
0111 h commercial storms of 18 ! , ana was now
salln ! ( serenely on the sea of prosperity.
Mr. Obb3n gaVe the guests a "marine
view , " so to speak of the trip of the :
Commercial club shIp. lie referred to I
poltcal and religIous preferences os belns
Eecondary to the prime object or organiza-
( io n. TIm mete of the club was "Omaha
Cir st and Everything Else Afterwards. "
Jlllgo Fawcet's response to "Omaha" was I
ale ! the lines of enthusiasm which a goot I
cit izen would deliver from the depths of geol I
he art. Ills sentiments were warmly ap
pha tmiled. _
Fl M. Dartett ( did fell justice to "Our
Lo cation. "
Hev. S. Wright Butler gave his Ideas o [ F
the "Commercial Chub In a brief speech
spIced wih luterlan wit. '
S "Omaha as a Commercial Center was
viewed by C. S. Mouutgornery
Other speeches were macl by Captain H. E .
Palmer , Captain J. M. Lee of Oxford , M.
Stunt of Madison , Captain Parkhurst , 11.
lake of South Omaha. T. S. Carkson o f
Wheeler 011 Colpnel Mon tgomery ( of ,
Nuckols count ) ' . The festivities terminated
at nildnlgh _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _
All other baking powders contain alum
or ammonia. Only Dr. Prlce's Is abs31utely :
pu re. _ _ _ p _ _ _
READY FOR 8UBMISSION.
Ciy Ofclnls l'rciiart , Their Estmates for' '
the Year.
At hue regular meeting of the city counci 1
tonight the mayor will transmit a
communicaton containing estimates of the
amounts that will bo considered necessary
to run the varIous city departments tbrough
Ith e current year. With some slghl varia-
tons time estimates are substantially simiar
to those which were submltel1 one year age ) .
Ther Is 1 slight increase In the amounts
as ked for by one or two departments , but
the total will not largely exceed the former
es timate. .
Nearly all ot the heads or departments
have h made out their estimates and placed
them In the hlnds of the mayor. Estmates
have been made ns , follows :
City Clerk-City clerk , $ 2OO ; deputy clerk : ,
' $ ,620 : journal clerk , $1.200 : record churl : .
$1.200 : sten grapher , $900 ; compilIng ta
lst , and ' salaries , $3,500 : books , blanks and
statonery , $200 : maps , elc. , $ GO : elephant (
postage and Incidentals and extra luelj JI
$ 709.50 . Total $1.879,50 lelp
City Treasurer-Salaries. $18,60 : books ,
, bionIcs and stationery . $1.COO , ; postage , tele
, grams all express , $32S : telephone , ice and
re pairs . $ 58. Total , $20,000.
Comptrohler-Counptroller . $2. OO : Iepuly ,
$1.800 : bookkeeper $ 1tOO : bookkeeper ,200 ( ) :
tux clerlt , $1.080 ; entry clerk , $900 ; registr
.c hunc . .900 : 8.tonery" - etc. , ; GOO. reJlstry ? ,
1O,38O. . .
$0,380.
Maintenance City Hal-Superintendent ,
$ ,200 : euugimueer $1.080 : fireman , $840 : night
watchman , $780 : three elevator , conductor Si I
$ isoo : tour janitors. $2.400 : fuel , $2.5eO :
electric lights , $1,700 : gas , $226 ; -Ice , $250 ;
American District Telegraph company , $180 :
e ngineers' 'and janitors' supplies , $325 ; r 0-
p ains . harJware , etc" , $1,034. Total , $1,31.
Legal Department-City attorney , $3,000 ' ;
assistant , $2.000 : millie prosecutor 1,50 0 :
special agent , $1,200 ; two stenographers ,
$1,380 : transcripts , briefs , etc. , $650 : st a-
tonery , telel1hono and Incidentals , $17 0.
T otal . $10,000.
Building Inspector-Inspector , $2,000 : clerk ,
$ ,200 ; examiner , $ ,2 2 : printing , stationer y ,
etc" $348. Total , $1,800. .
Board ot hiealttu-Commlssiomuer ot heaR ii ,
$2,000 : Insrector ct contrgious IHEeases , $1,500 : ,
meat Ilpector ( , $1,200 : chief sanitary Inspector - i
specter , $1,080 : three sanItary Inspectors at m
$ 75 per month each , $2,700 : milk Inspector ,
$ 300 ; clerk at $ GO per month , , $720 : mien
scopical und chemical analysis oC food and
water , $500 ; medicines , chemicals and di a.
Inrectants i , $500 : removing dead animals ,
$2,200 ; spuples and stationery , $300 : tele.
phone anti Incidentals. $400 : total , $14,000.
Plumbing Inspector-$1,500 ; assistant ,
$1,260 : repairs to water troughs and toun.
talns , $600 : stationery , $0 : total . $3,400.
Illpector oC Weights and Measures-$1,00 0 :
extra help , $160 ; statIonery , etc , $27 ; total ,
$1,187 : less tees collected durIng 1894 ,
amounting to $816.1 , $370.83.
License Inspector-,200 ( ; supplies and at a-
tonEry , $252 ; total $ ,452.
Oas lnspector-l,500 : stationery and chemIcals -
cals , $40 ; total , $1,540.
Boiler Inspcctor $ OO : salary ot board of-
examining engineers . $92 ; stationery and
supples , $5G ; total , $1,74.
CIty Fhectriclan-MountIng of Instruments ,
blallls , ltntonery ( , etc. , $1,967. _
Park commission , one crud one.halt a mill
levy on $20,000,000 ; valuation & , $30,00.
1"'IA8er :11118 a Report
The report of Peter Esasser , the regis te ref
of Ieels , shows that durimug the past year
$ O , G9,60 has , been taken In In fees A
quarterly statement of tIm receipts Is as tol- I
lows : First quarter , $2. 81.35 ; second iu an.
ten , $2,895,30 : third. quarter , $2,441.70 : tourth '
quarter , $2.728,25. Of this amount the i
county received $ .68116 , the balance coy en-
ing time expenses or the 0111cc .
For the ( year 1893 the tees were $12,773 . , 0 _ 0 .
$2.77.20.
divIded as follows : Pint quarter , $3,6 00 ;
secoml quarter , $3,782,10 : Ihlrll quarter ,
$2,749.75 ; fourth quarter , $2,64.35. During
thal year the expcnses et the cce were
corshlerably greater , the ( all unt turned In
10 the county being $78,21. turnel the (
frt hair ot last year the ( receIpts ( were $200 $
above the expenses , while during the eorre.
sJJolllng period or the Ilrtecdlng year thu
was a defIcit of nearly $ ,000. As the of lice
Is cOl11uclell now It Is estimated that nearly
$3OnO would have been tured In to the (
county It the seine amount of business I I uat I
been l010 ni during 1803. , hal
DIED
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Funeral ot Charlel A. Thieman will like
' wi
1)lue ) W dmieday /ernoon at 2' o'clock
from M. ( O. Maul's undertaking panli ruu.
Friends In % 'ltel. parlorl
PIAMONI-Joluui , ) ' morning . Ja
JIAIOND-ohn SUllla Janu-
any 13 , at 5:3. : formerly ot Petenuutit ;
Canada ' , a"ell 3 ) 'oart. Funeral at > burG :
" 'I'lhlllllalmornlnl from fauuuiy ( reside mice
tl Holy 1'llly ( church famiy . 11 ely
St'inuichre. , 101)
Slllulehre. l"lends invited.
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BOSTON STORE FIRE SALE ,
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Selng the Jofmy Stck at Proca Way
Below Anything Yet Offered .
DRAPERY SILK , SLIGHTLY BURNED , 9CYD
Dr apery Silks Almnst Sound anti I'orfcct
lac and 20c yd-\l HId Ulovu Slightly
Dnlngell 100 l'alr-I.ouuuimsio Ilsln
anti C"lubrlc 4 1'2 n yil .
; l.
SELLING LAI3ICS' KID GLOVES 100
I'AlIt.
To close out every pair of kid gloves from
the Jarray fire that are In any way damaged
we give you the chOice of any b them for
100 a pair.
Al the scunl and perfect gloves from this
stock go at 49c and 15 c pahm.
$1.50 mmss GOODS , 290 AND 30C.
Tomorrow \0 place on lale 12 cases 01
the ( hlghesl anti finest grades of Imported
I rench serges , henrletas anti cashmeres In
blacls and all the latest colors They are
sOle at the finest goods Jeffrey carried.
They go on sale on our ( remit bargain
square at 29c and 39c yard.
LONSDALE CAMBtCS , : ISLINS , 4MC .
4YC.
J altray's hIghest grade bleached muslns ,
Including Lonsdale , Prult of the Loom anti
other well known brands , go at 4c.
Also 2 cases of Lonsdale cambrIcs and
Berkeley cambric , 411 yard. anl
yarl.
LA DIES' , MISSES' HUllm GOSSAlnS ,
'SC . ,
1 case ladles' and misses' rub"N ,
ber coats , gossamers and circulars , that - .
became damaged In the Jarray fire , go at
llc cacti
All Ito black yarn knit fascinators , 25c.
All the ladies' and misses' all wool Sax.
ony knit leggIng . go at 15e anti 25c.
250 SILK JDBONS , SC.
GOO pIeces all silk ribbons , In all colors and I
withs , 9 , 12 anti 16 , go at 5c yard.
1.000 pieces hilton torchon lace , very dainty
dc signs , lc , 31 and 5c yard : worth lIe
Inants' all wool cashmere hose , Sc.
All the ( bo's' anti girls' heavy rIb wool I
hose , 10c.
Ladles' all wool cashmere hose , lG'c .
Ladles' fine wool zephyr knit pants and I
vcsts , 39c ; worth $1.25.
Al the boys' and misses' natural wool and u
ca mels' hair underwear go at 19c.
SACRIFICING HATS AND CAPS.
Tomorrow on our main for we wi sel I
hundrels of men's and bo's' fine plush , vel-
ve t . casslmere , eiderdown and real fur caps
In just two lots. These are nearly all satim i
saln
li ned , worth from 75c up to $2,50. They go
on sale tomorrow at 2Gc anti ISo each.
. BOSTON STORE ,
N. W. c2 . . 16th and Dou'gla.
Hayden Dros' . ad. Is . on page 5.
OM.\IA AND ChICAGO FASt EXPRESS 3
Tnko'ho Chtea\o , : UUwnlloo 8 St. PattI 8y -
For Chicago and all points east Veslbule
sleeper leaves the Union PacIfIc depot ,
Omaha , al 6 p. m" , daily , reach
Ing Chicago at 9 a. m" , the following day ,
In ample time for all eastern connections .
S upper and breakfast served In dining , cars
a la carte. Passengers for Freeport , Hockrord ,
Elgin and alt points In Wisconsin can , by takIng -
Ing this train reach their destination t , \elve
hours In advance of all other lines . Daggage
checked through from your residence to des
ti nation. For tickets and further informa
ton t apply to
C. S. CARRIER. City Tkt. Agt
O. D. HAYNES , City Pass. Ag ( .
F. A. NASH Gen. Act. , 15Q4 Farnam St.
.
Hayden Dros' . ad. Is on page 5.
.
TlE DUtlV1' SOUTJEIN ROUTE
"la the Uoel IMiauuti-htonLeSt LIne ant I
aul
Flltest Time.
, To all points In Kansas , Oklahoma , Indian :
Terrlor i Texas and e ! points la southern
C alifornia. Only one ngt : out to aU .oints , I
In I Texas. The "Texas Lmmlted't ! leaves Omnab a
al 6:16 : a. m. Iialy , except Sunday. oinla ,
pl enger ! at all points In Texas 12 hours In I I
advance ot nil other Unes. Through tourist
cars via Ft. Worth and EI Paso to Los At u- I
, g eles . For full pauticuulars. maps foldenu ( . ,
e tc. , cal at or address Rock Island Uck S t !
ofce , 1G02 Farnam St. ' !
CIIAS. KENNEDY . G. N. W. P. A.
Hayden Eros' . ad. Is . on page 5. I .
HARVEST EXCURSIONS SOUTh.
Via time Wuubashu Euillroatl.
" ,1ash Rllrolll.
Our next excursIon will leave Omaha ; January -
uary 16 at 4 p. m. For tickets and turther
Inormaton i or a copy or the Southern Horn
seekers' guide cal at the new Wabash ama a ,
ofce
1 415 Farmmanu street write . .
115 Faram or wrle G. . N. Clayton ,
N. W. , P. agent. .
. . .
nUHLTNOTN nOVT . , "
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hhomcoekera' Exeuralons , January 15.
Round trip tickets to sOltier ! : apd western -
ern points at very low rates will bo on sale
Tuesday , January 15.
Cal nt the city ticket office , 1324 Farnam
street , and get full information. . , S - ' . I
Hayden Dros' . ad. Is on ' page ' 6. - , .
.
Joml8celnrs.
On January 15th the Missouri Pacific v ill
sell rotund trIp tickets at one fare ( plus wi I )
to all points In Kansas , southwest llssourl ,
Texas , Arkansas ; also on the Iron Mounts
& , Kansas city , Watkins & Gulf railways In
LouIsiana . Tickets limited to 20 days Sc ( up.
ovens allowed. For information , rates , ete" ,
cal on or write agent at depot , 15th a mud
Webster. or company's ofces , N. E. corner
13th , and Farnam , Omaha Neb.
J. O. PHn.I.IPPI , A. G. F. & P. A.
THOS. . F. GODFHEY , P. & T. A.
- - -
The State Relief commissIon have osto b.
Ishe headquarters at 109 Frenzer bloc k .
where all contributions ot provIsions and
clothing should be sell , instead of 407 Brown
block , as heretofore. All corresponder ice
correspontence
should bE addressed to me at 407 Drown
block. W. N. . NASON President . ,
Ex.ounty ( Attorney Kaley has op ned a
law office In thc Commercial Nat'l bank lii Llg .
o
Hayden Dros' . ad. Is on page 5.
.
JI"rhgo ! , Icmmuur5 ' .
Tile following marrIage licenses were Is.
sued yesterday :
Nnmo anll address.
Age.
\'hllhutni ranltle. Omaha . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Anna Brown , Onuaha. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Michael J. McKenna. noclc Haphls , 10. . , 31
llnrla T. Murhy , Omctha. . . . . . . . . . . 2
Hlcharll Utley. Omaha . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 :
Has a laley , Omnalun . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Nlcholu' S. Sherman , Omaha . . . . . . . . . , 39
Anna Bulass ( , Omaha. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Charles I Konig . Omi1ua . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Caroline Bench , Omaha. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
At the ( California Mllwlnter faIr Dr
Price's laklng Powder was round absolutely I
pure
.
ills CII.ln ; I.ectlro.
At the rooms ot the 'oman's club , at 4
o'clocle this afternoon , Dr. I.enrel wi
speak of the needs ot children whip are from
12 to ( : n ) ) ' \01 " ot age. This Is the ( closIng
lecture ot hil courle on' 'rhe Stlomr (
Chlhlhood . , " and I" to be given free 'rho
\.onhutn'u3 chili anti ethel intelligent women
arc t'Sl1ecialy invited
S
Hayden Bros' . ad Is on page 5. '
.
II lie Ice ltmutuuusu .
Articles ot Incorporation ! pt the Seymn our
ArtIcial Ice company . have been tiled hp the
olce ot the ( count clerk 'Flue lpuY Is
authorized to ( manufacture 1111 iiehl unIt
mind artleial Ice for the space Hel 10 naturl .
' '
'J'he Incorporator are Geprsu I- . . Miller , J. ;
Highest of al in Leavening Power.-Latcst U , S. Gov't Report
DaVa1 B&king
iv'v Powder
, 4USOLWTELV PJE .
, . .
- - 'S. S S
W West nod Cares Ogden . The capital
Itock . Is HO. _ _ _ . _ _ _ ln. _ clplAI
UOSTU 8TJ SlLL'1'EiS ' 20C.
Tomorrow \0 Biln Tholunll 1',11 1.1llos
Felt * trs for : Oc.
AND MISSES' GOOD lUDDEnS FOIl 9C.
And 2,1,00 Palrstiatlies' beautiful warm lined
telt , leather , plusR anti velvet slippers , worth
up to $1.75 , for Lge a1palr.
Men's work In'shoes. ' . 79c. -
Misses' and chlts dongola shoes , SOc and
69c.
69c.Youths'
Youths' shoes. 'DOe
Men's patent leather shoes , $2.25.
Ladles' dongollshoes , SIc .
Anti an Immens lot of [ ladles' and men's
shoes which were marked to sell at U.50 ,
$5. 00 anti $6,00 will be sell tomorrow at $2.00 ,
$2 . 5O and $3.00. Jlce come In any size and
willh and tot' Take pour choice tomorrow
at just hal price.
BOSTON STOnE ,
The real shoe bargaimi givers of Omaha ,
N. - W. Car . 16th and Douglas.
laylen Dros' - . ad . Is . on page 6.
The Young Women' ChrIstian Temperance
union wi hold an anniversary parlor meeting !
next Tuesday evening January 15 , at the
residence of Mrs. COl11an , corer Twentieth
and Wlrt streetS. Members anti friends arc
(
1nvltel , GEOnGE PAlm : ,
Secrctary.
.
laden Dros' . ad. Is . on page 6.
" 101 Shnl the Ulch 1'8CIIO' " ,
Nebraska has given to the world another .
book on "How Shal hue Rich Escape ? " by
D r. F S. Billings , the founder anti late di-
rector of the I'atluo.bhobogical laborntor of [
the Nebrslm State university
In the prologue the author remarks that
"N oticing Is so sensntonal as the ( truth , "
and I must be Ilmlted that a mere cursor -
ser ) ' perusal of this work wi undoubtedly :
have a tendenc to demonstrate the fnct.
' 'hle there Is much In the ( book limit
mlJht , perhaps , hnve been left out wihout
detriment , there are many things In It vclI
wol
worth remembering.
Heferrl1 ! to marriage , the author says :
" Marriages are not made In heaven , nor :
were they ordained In hell , though h many
hn"e a full allotment oC the hatter In u
them. " later
Dr. Billings , writing on the subject or
dIvorce , says : "Where there are no chill. .
dren , 01 the children are self.siupportimug ,
or either parent Is willing to assume the ;
slpport of the ( children anti give security ,
so to do to the state socialsm should put L
no obstructions In the way oC people S\11'
ra ting. "
On another subject ho remarks : "The
competton of women Is howening wages ,
10wel'lng
nl1 It cannot be helped. I Is hitting where ,
women 110 not always I'ealze anti that can
not be helped also. Only I lay or so since
I case came to le where a. concern dls.
n
charged a bookkeeper anti a tried man
( I
who hall been In the ( Irma's employ for !
years. They paid him $ I.S. One or the
partners hal IL distant relative. widow
wih I child , also competent. They took
her at $1,0 a 'enr. I Is I terrible barthvl
ship on the man. as he has a family and
some young chidren , mind naturally has
but lIttle saved up. But this Is the survival -
vival , not at the Itest ( ( nhivay's but those
who can. The man Is out oC work bls
wife Is In distress and times are hurd.
NO1 all concernel In thIs ( affair Ire
'g oed Christian oeoplo' In the best sense .
The firm pities the man , but claims It hall
to do It as a Inanclal mater , which may
or mar not be ( rime. J I am not mistaken .
the ' will have to
communlt wi provide for the
IscharAed bookkeeper and his family un.
less times chane. for he can never aAlln ,
at r years old. get another such Ilace , "
The book contains a very large amount
oC certainly quite original mater ! alI will
d oubtless be reati wih Interest by think-
.10lbtcss real
Ing people Publshell by the Arena Pubtim
Ishlng company , Boston . - -
. ,
Hayden Dros' ad Is . on page - 5. j
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Afnlralln County Court
Dr. Riley has been appointed executor of
'the ' t estate of Mary McKenna. The greater
'porton ' oC the property consists at n cer-
tfcate i 01 deposit of $7,500. This Was be-
qUeathel to the St James orphanage. Heir
or the woman attempted to break thQ wi
on the grounds that the deceased was qot 'ot
sund mind whemi ' shut bequeathed her property -
erty , anti JUdJc Ellen , who was at that
tme county judge . found In their 'favor.
The' case wan appealed to the district coUrt
l'al1 ' JUe.latrnwersw : th-dec1st0nofl !
,
! the'lectslon.oJ/
lower court. . . . . ! /
The estate oC ' 1atda Drandn has ! beep
s ettled. , Tere Is'l bequest ot $40 to an un- '
known heir . which Is waltnl'to ' be claimed.
The will ot Mary lr , Gov . has been ad-
mlted to'pm'obate. } ,
The United States NatIonal bank
Natonal has be-
gun I suit In the county court againSt A
'Yhlpplo for the recovery . of $ :0. i
Aduleraton means poison and weak'ness. ,
Only Prlce's Cream Baking Powder Is ab.
solutely pbre _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ I
J'EIlSUN.IT I'Afl.IGRdPJ1S. I
Owen Ferre , agent Yon Yon son company ,
Is i at the Darker.
E. H. Pardeau Is registered at the ( Darker , ,
from Des Moines. .1 ,
J. C. Monroe Is registered at the Darker
( rein Marshuahltown.
D. G. Spencer C. H. Ward , J. W Apple-
ton , C. H. Cark and J. P. Darrett are reg-
Isterel i at the Darker from Kansas City.
At the Mercer : John H. Helmbeucher , St.
LouIs : Charles Llndale , PhIladelphia : L. P.
Judd , Cedar Rapids : A. 0. Darhydt , wife
and child , Ashforl , Neb. ; J. H. Baird , Chicago -
cage : J. W. Hewitt . Portanl ; W. N.
Dekker , C. Kirk , St. LouIs : G. Galaher , ,
Kansas City : A. F. Holibaugh , Falls City :
J. L. Harvey , Seward : J. n. Sutherland ,
Telmmah : J. D. Harris n. H. Pomeroy , , ,
ponca ; W. E. Ewing , W. H. Austin , Franlt-
bin ; J. F. Wihelmy , W. S. WrIght , St. Joe ; ,
M. F. King , Lincoln : G. Whlgland , Cal- ,
Itornla i : Miss F. Palmer , Boone , Ia. : O. I.
Swingley. Beatrice : C. H. Sebree. Caldwel ,
Itaho ; P. J. SullIvan , Glenn Ferry , Idaho :
L I. Beason . Portland : Arthur P. Young ,
Mound City , Mo.V : . D. Deenn , Chicago ; J .
W. Sparks , R. Tooley , D. H. Burke , J. T.
Harris . George Dockes , Central City.
Ncbrns'uH nt lho b1otei.
At the Plxton : M. D. Welch , Lincoln ;
E. C. Dmlclt , Cm'eston
At the Murray : George W. Johnston and
wife hastings : gdlh Sweet , Telcamaiu
At the Arcade : George J. Parker , hart
InJton ( : John A. Thrlssen , Jansen : Georg e
g. Cheney , William Graham , \V C. GeorJp ,
CrelgiutonV. : . E. Bishop , Pierce : Harry :
French , Keare ) ' .
At the Mlarfl : O. . G. Duson , Charles H.
Ruilgo . Dr. \V. r. . Dntjton and G. P. Betto I' ,
Ilncoln : 'liP . A. I'oy'nter , Albion : Bets , :
leeher amid " 'llam Campbell , Nolgh ; W ' .
F : . Peebicut . Pender.
At thf ( Delone : John Dougherty , Sidney :
A. J. Shumman anti lId A. Mann , harris I-
burg : D. tV . Montgomery , Oak : Inrrls. . .
Crawder . Gordon : W. I 11. Ewln , Frauiklin :
Charles lann , Chnlron : a.v . Fox . Lex- I
Inton : O. I ) . I'alhler , Oak : Gust J. Pat
rick , SI. Paul.
At ( hue Mercer : M. F. King . Lincoln : A.
F' . UOlhllJh , Falls Ciy JlnJ. : . H. Stmthmer
land , 'relmah : J. D. Harris and H. II I .
Pomnt'moy . POnlll ; ' ' . B. Bwlng anti W . I. I .
Austin. Flakln : O. 'H. ' Swirmgley. Beatrice ! ;
Jv . Sjmnlcs H. Toobey D. / . hunk . J. I , .
Harris 111 GeorKe 10cler , Central City .
At the Merchants : G. W. Whuitenkeu ,
Kearney : Mrs. O. B. ; lrown nut ! 'hleaker , . I .
I. . Smith , lancrof : N A. Miller , I.'ulr-
bury : A. " ' . Hthen , O'Nei : Mier 1. . Violent '
tae , Aurora ; J. H. Calthln ( , \Vehster : P. :
M. Hehy and Unon Cllrk , l'lattsmouLi ( :
Platsmolth ;
H. I.IJhl , Yerdon : B. 'l' ' Jay authV. . I. :
Bradbur , Sockville ( . .
hayden Bros' . ad. Is' on page 5.
"OOST ' OR LESSI"
January SaIe-U1oasandFur 3
fl.kSCOFIELO
U IClOAK.SUTS. I [ . fURS.
- 1'.X'rN II.U'le. -
Warm Your Feet
al night , with a
) Ph' ( Ol WATER [ DhGI
2-quarl , 65 ( cen1 ,
- 3.qlul ( , 7 9.onl5 ,
4.qlul , $1 t 03 O -
RUDDER GOODS Ot ALL KINIS.
The Alo" Ct Pe11o'dCo , .
1103 I5.uiihiut . tr.f I
'IUI lJ : DhL' 1'u1lC.
'
-
AFrAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA !
-
Cit y Oounci Plays the Last Act in 1
-
rorce ,
-
CLEAN BUS GIVEN TO EVERYBODY
lemler Sit to hear 111 Jctermlno Their
0'1 Case After Which They \111111
the WhlcnIuh % Irn h In is "Ig-
orous Maimer.
-
The ciy ( council met os nn Invcstgatng ( (
com mittee last evening , for the imurpese of
lurO
taking further testimony In the alleged brl"
cry ot city omcials .
Arer the council hall been calell to order
by Mr . Morgan City Atorney arnsworth
sta ted that he hail been unable to obtain (
any moro \vltmmesses , although ho hmiti : 1 10ne all
In his power to procure \artes who were
sup posed to know something about the ummat-
ter. The city prosecutor said that he did
not see the necessity for spending any more '
lne and money on the imivestigatiomi . This
set tled It , and Counciman lula then offered
time folowing resolution , which Was proml1ty
sec ended by Walers ( and adoptel by a umiammi-
mous vote :
" Mr . Chalrmnn : Since hearing the ( e'hlence
In the case wherein The Omaha lice pub\shel
an article inferring that ( Mayor Johnston , 1m
11. Doud , The Bee amid Worhl.lerall re-
porters antI six eounclh11en took bribes and
.
hush mone ) ' to suppress nlws , I see.no evl.
dence to justify further Investigation or et-
pense ; therefore , be I ,
"nesolvel , by lie chairman a lt council
that ( a G. G. Denver core before this council
tin der oath all salll that ( he was trying to
sel l lila fixtures to Caution and DavIs , hued
said anything that ( ho thought would please
them ( In order to mmiake the sale , amid lD never
gave , nor offered to give , nor was asked toe
give by any of the above naml'l perso.1S ,
either In person or through any 11erson. amy
money , or anything else for the prlvlego
of running a gamblng house In South Omahl :
further ,
"Itesolveul . That this coumncll exonerate the
above namel persons and declares the charges
not sustained , and this council now adjourn
board of . "
as a o immveuutigaton (
The council then ( convened In regular : .
journel session.
An ordinance defning assault and battery
Wa ! read ( lu@ third time and passed I pro.m
vldel for n ffB of not morc than $100 , cr a
Jai l sentence or thirty days.
Johumi- flunk was given permission to remove
his saloon from Thlrty.thlrl and Q streets to
Twent'ourth and N streets
The nlcltel.ln.the.slot machine ordinance
was read the second time. I provides that
I evpry keeper or such a device shall pay a
y ! rly license or $10 for each machine For
a failure to procure such n Icenso a line oC
$3 5 Is attaclmed. The ordinance was referred
back to time commitee for correction , and
thl council voted to sustain the corrections.
Counclhnan Han introdtmced a resaltution
) Intronced 31uton
, as king the counci to request time county cornw
missioners to appoint John Boss overseer on
'
the grading which has been ordered done
on Thirteenth street , north or MIssouri
av enue.
Mayor Johnston called attention to the smug-
geston made by the Taxpayer league that
expense ! could bo reduced by doing away
wih some of the electric lIghts . cutting
down the , polce force to six men , and paring
down the salaries or the mayor , councilmen
, anl police judge. The mayor said ho wOlid
Iie fo hear from the members upon the
lubject" as lIe wanted to reduce time expense -
pense to tlo minimum.
! r. Bula moved that the mater be laid
over , Cor one - week In order to alow the
! poulclmen 'to Investgate U ho suggestions ,
suggestons
: ot.tbe"yers , league. The motIon card
.lel and' the cunci adjourned Until next
'Monday evening.-
, I'lnrecl the liartun.
" : he Gypsy Daron" 'was given at Dauer's
hal 01 Saturday evening by local bIen
Iuly 500 people were present about ' hall
that number c6ming down from Omaha
M r. Xal1 Bauer , a retired proesslonal ,
, toQle the part of the Gypsy Baron , and his
reading ot thl .hines was exceptionally fine.
! ra' Llnleman was cast for Marie , whie
SMALLER THAN USUAL
-1illiptttian , in fact ,
are Doctor Pierce's
-5- .4.- Illcasan Pellets.
- , . : - - " Dr. R. V. Pierce ,
, 4 Chief Consulting
- . Si ' _ S phsician to the 1mm.
. ; t vahids' Hotel and
I. t ' Surgical Institute
- Surjical Instiute ,
N of Dulalo , N. Y. ,
- was the first to in.
troducc 'a I.HUe PillS
. ' S (0 ( lie Ammuenicamu ,
-
- ' people. For all
laxative amid ca.
thartc purposes
these lugarcoatcd
"Pellets" arc superior 'in ' a great many
ways to'almincrl water , sldltz powders ,
sals , cantor oil , Intuit syrps , laxative tens
amid other purgative compounds Made of
concentrtcd vegetable ingrcdients , they
act in n mid , natur1 way. 'l'lmeir second.
any effect is to keep the liver active and the
bowels regular , not to further constipate ,
a il the case with other pills. They don't
interfere in the least with the diet , habils ,
or occupation , amid produce no pain , guip-
ing or shock to the systemmi
Dr. Pierce's PleasAnt Pellets cure liii-
lousuess , sick an\ bilious lleadache , dlz
zlness , costvencsl , or constpaton , sour
stommmachm loss of appetite , coated tonguc ,
imidigesdon , or dyspet1si , windy belch
ings , "heart.hur " I1m and distress after
eatng , and klllred dcrugements of the
liver , stomnch and bowels. These " Pci.
lets " arc easily dissolved In the stomach
nnd absorbed Into the blood , stmulatng a
few of bile frm the liver , and arousing to
activity nil tie glaudular sccretlons Thus
they act In fla1trc'S OW" ' way . In proof
of their superior excelence , it can be truth.
fully saul , that they are always adoptell
al a houschold remcdy after the first trial
I'nt np In glass vials , therefore always fresh
and reliable. S
One little " Pellet " Is laxm'uth'e two
lte" Pelet" If a laxntve , are
midly cathartic. AI a I diuner Jlil , " ' ' to
prmoto digestion , take one each day after
dimmer 'fa relieve distress frm over-
eatng , they ( are umumequnled
'fhey arc timmy , sugar. coated granules :
any child will readily take theuum . Olce
used , always il Inner
Accept no suhsttute ( that may he fICO\
mended to be I just af geol " I may be
beleI Jo 'le dealer , because of paying
him a better 11roft , but he Is not the one
who needs he p i ,
' DU"AI
UJndapa
o
Made a
wel of
Me:1
INDAPO I ! ' j ;
11K 01 . .
EMDY \
Ij3QtEMUOY
u-utopccEs 'cliii AmIQYS ' .1 -y-- _
I'IIICCE TIR "DOVR I
1ltnlln 10 . JI Yr. . V'lo' ul 'kt' P
' ' ) - f
.e'u. " I
ho.ou. , I."o- <
aetIi ( Sii.ii'5neU , ' "lr.1 NJlhtr L. , . ' . .
, uon. . VIe. . CUt'I Ly last tti.mCP . g ; , .llor and uui I'l
torimr'tuten . aul , . ,
'
.n orgam < immickiy huhur.l rcttores
.hrll
1.0" Atu.hood In " 1101 UI Ilulcll1 .ly carried Jn vut
, I.o'e , . t'rloQ.I.IU"oklu. , ' ills ' ior4d.OO ,11 a
ruJ a , . I : fm I : : ; i : io.uruOrmflOIC7 lutulsi ; , WI lHYuug rJudr4. IN Iijt l'O. ) .on ; I
lJrI'mutai ) 'ourdrurguululutadJt 'itedtcm&i tic , . , got Ir. P : . $ : ' : yli1 ' , 01 rend , , sreri.i.t.us. ItprraJ. \ (
: iOII by Klhn & Ca , Cor myth an I Ioumgla ; , . IJ , .
tad J. h. I'ulel & Co" , Cci 1111 ,111 ol'tla 1
; us. , oichi , . , NIU -
. , " ,
-u S S , , '
I
: lr. Ilnlleman layt llelnrieim Doth deserve -
servo credit fo Ihelr One work. Others In
the . cast who deserve special mmmentlora are
ii. . I.'rletag , Henry Ot specal , Mis Bertha Jansen Ire .
son anti Miss A. Abraga. At the conclusion
of time play ( hose present danced until they
were tired .
tre.Ivc Stunk Rzchiange ,
There was 1 meeting of tIme Livot Stock
exchange ) yesterday ) ' ahiernoon . V , ' . I.
Stepllens occupie the chaIr , with Secretary
I.ott In his accustomed ( iuiace. A contract
to take the ( Illace of open ortiers was realI ,
but no acton was taken The contract was
referred back 10 the ( committee for further
conaltierailon .
1 ; . T. Jay antI W. A. Drlllbury or I rontcr (
county appeared before time exchange and
asked for aid for tht neetly In that cOIUt ) . .
The exchange voted $50 for the ( relief of the (
Frontier county sumfferer.
A commitee or thre ( , constln \ of J. A.
lake , I ) . S. Iarkhursl end levi ! Cox was
appointed to ( walt upon time manager . or the
packing huses and solicit alII of the su-
terers.
Time board oC Ilrectors ( then heM I meeting
anti re.clectell Thomas B. lcPherson treas-
mmrer anti A. I. Lott ' .
Irer 10tt Ecretar ) . T. J. Mit-
erchange. hone ) ' was also re-electel - atore ( ) ' for the
1 llltl ( ifilcers .
The annual election or officers Of the South (
Omaha Savings bank was hell Yeterday afternoon .
ernoon Truman Buck was chosen pre'
Ident , A. C. Foster vice president , alHI 11.
C. 10stwick casimler. The directors arc I. :
Chance ii. Brown , A. O. Foster I red , M.
Smith , Truman Duck and n. C. Botwick.
JIIlo City Gossip.
Mrs. J. W. Davis Is vcry 1 with pneU'
umonia
Yesterday afternoon Josephine Fletcher ,
eolorld , was fnell $5 amI cots by time polce
judge for stealn ( ! coal trom Anton Krotsly.
Not having thl ( cash , time per woman will
stol' for tIm next tour days In the city
prison cl )
VOMEN \ GET - STRENGTH
No Excuse for Debility and
Nervousness
-
Whnt i'alno's celery commmpoumtI Ioos In"
Foiv Short % t'cck. It ; Mmikvs n Trenueuu-
dotuii Dhtmt'retmce " 'U h Tlrod ' '
dOl8 UIDi'relco , Sicleby " 1101
Boston Ileralj.
In thousands of homes some one , father ,
other or brother , Is actually dying front
starv ton of the nerves aul blood. This lack
of nutriton ( of some vial part Is not usually
calel b ) hue harsh word "starvation . " but I
amolnts to the same tiuimmg I Is caled Ilys.
pelsla , neuralgia , BrIght's disease , nimetuma-
tsm or nervous prostration , headache or
eeplessness
This general feeling of discomfort tluroumgiu-
throlJh-
out the body shows 1 literal starvation of
some of the Important organs of the body ,
either 'heart , kilne's , stomach , liver or nerve
nteni .
Scores of men and women showing their
frst gray hair , who In business amI society
wear a smiing countenance , ere tormentel In
prIm to by a despondency they can scarcely
explain , which renders their life almost endurable -
en durable . Such mental depressIon , falling
short or Insaniy , occurs 10st often nt the
" turmming polat" oC life , or soon after H , anti
Is a lamentably commou commmpiaint .
After the middle lethe body often becomes
bloodless , the nerve tissues imupovtnishued
Then Palne's celery comlound supimhies build.
sUPlles bullIng
Ing material for usedulI blood and nerves.
I make people strong . ruddy and wel I
regulates the nerves feeds ther ! wasted , exhausted -
hausted parts purifies the blood ot all damm-
gerous humors and brings back strenAth and
heal h . Where ( lucre is a gradual loss of
st rength , a growing tiuimimmess , irritability and
n ervousness Paimie's celery Conupoummil keeps
u p thmo strength and resists thmo final bream.
d own to a state of Invalidisum amud Of con-
a tant suffering that , is likely to conic where
n othing is done to check time wasting process.
It is tmpqn tu'onien ( limit liD great btmrdea of
ti ring , exiuatmstimug and petty duties fall.
hiumidretls of imommies might be saved from
si ckness mind unhappiness if the svi ( or tIme
iu usbammd or somacu' memmiber of tIme liousehmoith
c ould only see how near aid ammtl coumufort is
to the dear ones who are slowly drooping anti
r elaxing their interest in time things about
tP hepm , preparatory to leaving them forever.
P aine's celery compoummil is witiuimm tIme reach
o f every iuommuo In the hand i'imere ( lucre is
ilo imiets. It bias met time unquahliled approval
o f reputable physicians of every schoob.
:
$ JP ° FllG
oIJz , Joz.s
I3oth the hhlctlO(1 ) nIh resimith % 'lhefl
Syrup of Figs is thken ; it , isimlonsant
iuid rofi'cslhillg to time taste , 1111(1 ( flct
gently yet ltt'Olilitly ) 011 the 1iditcy ,
1i'CL' iliiL 13os'eI8 , C1'ahlSCS the sy
ttih1 effcotiialLy ( lisimels cohuti , head.
11(31105 ( fliflI fc'cru ; and ctire lmnlitllal )
COhhStilfltiOiI. y1'u1) of Figs lii thu
only' l'Cb1lCd ) ' of its kihl(1 ( ovci1)l'O ) -
duce(1 , plen8iflg to the taste 811(1 ati.
ceptablu to the stoiitncli , lI'OIhhPt in
it action 1111(1 tl'hiIV bcIlcfiujnl 'in its
olTects , ProIal'cd only from time hmlost
Ilealtihy full flgi'eeable Shll)8tnhhCCS ) , its
lihahlt' excellemit qimalitieo Colhmilielhil it
to alL 811(1 1ia'e lunde it the lIlost
l)0PliIUl' ) I'CIIICly kiio'tt'im.
Syrup of Figs' ' is foi' sale Ill iO
ccitt bottles by nil cadiIm drug.
giHt $ . Any reliable th'miggit v1to
liiay Rot Imavo it OR liautl"ill 0'
euro it Iromilltly for aimy 0110 WhO
\ViRllCS to try it. Do not acceptany
siib.stitimte ,
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO , CAL ,
LOUISVILLE , y , A'EW tQRK M.
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TRANCISCAN
T DROPS YogctaMo Purely , S
I'rcpareti from tIme oriinah to muula
rerved 1mi.tiu . Arehmlveeof thu Lloly f.an.tniv , % ,
.
.uig ama authentic history datimug bet 600yearo.
APOSITIVECURE
( or all Stomach , Kidney arid Bowel
troubles , especially
4HRONIO CONSTIPATION ,
Z'rlce 50 ccats. Solti by all tlrtmgglstz.
.Vbe Fra'icistan Remedy Co1 ,
13i 'UR : UaR1 ar- ChICAGO , ILL. ,
; i forClrcuharo'i , iiItiatatpd Cbenda.r.
F r saI by 1ciihn&C,15th _ & OugLa2
H EW FA"ES ATr4AflOUTC11ANalrG
ma time t'onttircm muuid Itemumoy.
lag hIlemituesln ito p. booii for a mmtamap ,
, JoIt II , SYotI1uir' , lfl v. 42,1 , St. , fl. 1 , ,
lavoutor UI Vuvdbury' F'avlmui tOa1.
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Our record of actuab nUch undeniable cures of
SYIMIILIS Is pimenommmenrmb , Wefumnisim miii med4
ictnes free nni eradicate limo miotsun from tim
system In 05 tinys , Cure tuam-nnteeti.
hours , 9:30 : ta ' 1.00 ; Wednesdays and SatuN
days , 9. m , . m. S
TIlE DINSMOOR IWMEDY CO , ,
812 Now Yoric Life. Ommiima , Neb. i
The Orogoniall Co try
Was NOT a desert six months ago-
NEVER WAS. - S
We DON'T have to build irrigating works.
We DON'T ' have to cultivate nature to get a
crop and WE NEVER FIAVE A FAIL.
URE of crops from any cause.
' \\T plant and cultivate the soil and nature
does the rest.
If you want to get there right call at our
Omaha office , Room 101 Bee Building.
We have the largest list of Oregon proper. .
ties for sale or trade that is in the market. .
Trades iiade on large properties only.
600,000 acres in one body-80,000 in an
other , 20,000 acres of timber land which vill
run 50,000 feet to the acre , '
S STEARNS FRUIT LANDCO.
,
OF OREGONI
,
OAIOL 1i J UN I L'J I .
' Nu'er falls. . OVA l1t'rIi : : eu every bottle. . StilIth I ) I ' I . 1 l' . Q . ) . I ) . . Lj' 5 ) . D I fun' r s
'to A It/tV. '
Solil Iiy oil . li'ailti , ; drumnitists. , , , if your ' ' I A 5.1 1.1 qi. a .t s i. I L L 5.4 L3
mnmmgit dot' S not ISV. ii Lit umit i'i itini e'ii yotu somuuclimuig uiu , hit Samuil ii ,
itmiai
. . . pa Orion Con * 2
: mmimi s'u will iurWatl $ by e.umcss. ( MLmutuf.ueluu'cci ; outmy by ( tin
CaMOI4E JUNWER 00 , , Omuaha , Nobrauika ,
XACTJ7 PERFEC'I1
T11 MERGABEILE IS TIlE FAVORITE TEN CEH CIGR , ,
For Ittlo tiy all Fit'st 0lnl ! ) cttitil's , Aluumumfac-ttii'cj by time
F. n , IIICF. MERCANTILE CICAR co , ,
I'1utc'ui'y No , 301 , 2it , L.iuI , , .
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