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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1895)
' ' I ' _ _ S _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - TilE OMAhA - _ DAILY _ _ nEE _ _ : r.l1JlJURSJ.AY _ _ _ , _ Jj"EnUUAUY 7 , 1SnG. ' " - 1 " . _ HAYDEN BROS ; - : ; J1 i nughtering Ealo of Oook's Clothing and . Fmnisbing Goods : COOKS CLOTHING AT tI.\LF PRICE : Almolt Entirely ow-AU fought , for T1' $ . . Seal 011" TrAdeTheto.t ) l'holl0l110- hal Saleevcr Held In OmAhn. - " $5,00 for Cooks $10.00 overcoatL t $ G.OO for Cook's $12.00 overcoats. - $7,60 for Cook's $15.00 overcoats. $9.00 for Cook's $18.00 overcoats. S $2.60 for Cook's $5.00III wool cheviot sulls. $ 4.OO for Cook's $8.00 single and double breasted BUItS. . $4.75 for Cook's $9.GO black clay worsted sacks and froeles. . $ G.25 for Cook's $12.GO caulmcre and fancy worsted suits. ' All Coolt's stilts ot whatever grade at half Cook'8 pric' I Cook's bo's' suits and overcoats aL half . Cook's prlre. . A hays' good ' iuit for 76c. Cook'8 men's pants at 60c , 7Gc , $1.25 , $2.GO ; exactly half price. MEN'S ' IrUnNISItINGS. Coolt's linen collars , worth lIic , at 5c. . Cool's Coon collars , worth 20c. at 12c. ! Cook' lOc spcks , 2 pairs for 5c. Cook's 2c fast black hose , 10c. . ! Cool1\ , Wilson Bros. ' shirts , fancy latin- lerell or unlaundered , worth $1.00 and ; 1.GO , at 600. . Coole's 25c linen handkerchiefs [ at Gc. , Cook's 15c to rOc neckties nt lic. , Coolt's 50c , 76c antI $1.00 smpe lIer8. 26e. Cook's 200 fast black cotton hose , 15c. Cook's underwear and overshlrts , worth liOc , 7lio and $1.00. at 25c. COOK'S hATS hALF PRICE. Cook's caps arc lOc , 16c , 20c and 25c. Coolt's round edge sort hats arc 63e. Cook's fur dcrbys arc 60e , 75c. 87c. t Cook's latest fedoras arc 60c , 76e , 87c , $1,13 - ' and $1.25 : Cook's $4.00 and $ ti.00 John D. Stetson hats are $2.00 anti $2.60. Coole's crush hats , 37c : , 39c , 50c , 75c. , Coolt's .trunlls , traveling bags , mackIn- tpshes , etc. , at half Cook's prices. . IIAYIEN 111105. , Great crN1llors' sale of Cook's clothing. PRO AND CON OF THE MATTER. thlcf 8el\vry lor8 - Not - Look with Favor , : , UIIUII the Soup 111'80 L'Ion. While time I plan of uncllman Prince ta , establish tree soup houses may ha welcomed , by the Impecunious wayfarers It Is not regarded - ' garded wIth particular : favor In some other , quarters. The other members of the coun : . .011 were at first disposed ] regard the propo- sition as a joke until Prince had assured them that he was serious. Mayor Demls . . , bas semite Iou"ts ] as to the advisability of J the plan. lie assumes that the city has no j . , funds that could properly "co npplled for that . purpose , and fears that If the soup houses were established they would servo as a mag- . ' net to attract a contInuous influx ot bums ' and tramps , whom It would be difficult to get . rd ; ot. I Chief Seavey declares ] that there Is no ne- c cesslt'y for SOUl ) houses at this time. lie : says that there bas never been a time at t this season of the year when the city was r : sa tree from tramps and petty thieves I1S ilt . present. There were about forty men lOdged ' at the police station every night , though com- i ,4 _ paratlvely few of tbeso were < of the sort. who ' t' needed soup. They were laboring men , . who worked on the Ice for a little over $1. a day and tbey wera allowed to save the price of their lodging by sleeping at the Jail. . - . _ , They were scarch every night as ' they came In , and \ as there was an abundance of room L they were encouraged to come to the jail to . sleep. The chief stated that Rescue ball had brought more bums and petty thieves Into the city , last winter than any other cause , and whIle soup houses might not have a ' tslmllar effect tijere' was nothIng to' be gained 'by establishIng ; them lit this time. ' . . i : th THE . dUl DING LINE. ' . i : ' Activity Atttclpatedwth ! : the Coming of ' I I > p..III/ / : t' The report ot the building Inspector which . - was submitted to the' council chews " , that dur- , log January twenty-four permits , were Issued , . . - agSrEgnllug' 25,840. During the same month . . of last year the aggregate of permits Issued t reached only $8,026. 9 ; BuIlding Inspector Daverlll says that there Is a. better feeling In building circlEs than . there has , been , for II long , time. A number of . large buildings are already In contemplation " : . -L2 ho expects that the coming reason will ' , h show t s improvement ! on last ! : year. , Manager Durgessnects that the contract . ' 'will ' be let for the n WI' r at Fifteenth ; , and Iarney streets sometIme hS : , month as . .lhe plans ' are now nearly completed Il . . Ihe . - backers of the enterprise want to get It under . way with the first appearance of favorable weather. Judge Ambrose expects to build a fine block ot fiatfJ early In the spring and one 'Dr two additional enterprises arc . In contenp\1. \ . 4ion . . t. M. / Co .Hattor III than Uut. I . ! Martin Murray , alias Crotty , 11 tough fellow \ : who wall ordered to leave town several dl ys' ' , , ago , 'Gnd' who had been ' 1lven ; a suspended ' ' , 'scntene bf nlM' , days In' Jail , turned up In ; the politb court again yesterday morning lie did m 9t leave the city at all , but has "boen hanging around dlsr putable resorts , "Jteeplng out ot the way of the police. lie Is . 'Bald to be a dangerous man to be at large . ; . amid the ' 'jUIgc ordered his . on _ t the former charge , besides giving him twenty , , ' days ! to subsist on bread and water. Murray . , . served 11 heavy jail sentence not long ago , : having been sent tram South Omaha , where .bo waBosuspected ot being a member of 11 . ganG at holdups. .a'm . - CWII1 l'oltpono Ills Homh Amerlean ' [ 'rll" . , NEW YanK , Ireb. G-James Matthew : , , Keanl : and his wife were arrested at the hotel ii , . Marlborough In this city on 1\ cable from Liverpool , accusIng lump at embezzlement. At police helll\quarters ICeane confessed his gulll. 4 $ He sall\ that he had been employed by Elder , 'Dempster & Co" , Liverpool agents for the . ) } rltlsh and African Transportation and Steamis- ship company lie hal lately been assistant . cashIer for the firm and on January 10 took , . 12.000 anti ' lied , lie was induced ' to steal to , cover his losses at baccarat. Keane was about to start for South America , ' where he was to ' ' 'engag III colT e'ralslng. . . . . . Acknowledged & time Theft . Tim Sullivan , ii 1' . Askwlth and } o'rank Spencer haye .been arrested on the charge ot burglarizing a Northwestern box car of a caddy ' at tobacco and a case at whisky several ' nights ago. aulllvan and Spencer are said J tie have acknowledged the theft , claiming , . list ( after taking the whisky they concealed . It under 11 sidewalk on Twenty.thlrd street , , wherQ It was discovered by members of an , East Omaha gang at sneaks , who stole It , . . trout the 'orlgllial thieves and ' hail a big drunk Asltwlth I alleged ! to have helped to steal the tobacco. All are young men under O years of age. . . lime First nclurlOl. The grand jury filed Into the criminal court room yesterday and romrned five in- : ' dlclmonts , Judge Scott asked the members : 't ' they had further matters to consider and , receiving time answer that they bud , they Ioturnell to tIe ! jury room. i ' 1'11\ nlll1leS cf the indicted 11artles are not , . .1mown . , but Il Is understood that one Is for gambling l , another for shooting with Intent to 1(111 and unother for ralJe. These three , parties UfO now In the county jllll. . p : flr . 110wller. WI" IIlurderod. DENVlm , Jre" 6.-At the autopsy held . . yesterday 'n the body ot Dr. A. I. . . Dowden , found burped to a crisp after 11 fire , In his store Monday , 1\ bullet \ was found In , hip 61(1111. Timete .Is 110 doubt that ho . Was Inufllel'l \ und the ( store tired to comi- coal the erlmmie - . _ _ . _ _ , J1Ul1EitI : . ; umh' : ItXCUWHO\ $ . . , Suuth Via Ihllpbuh U..l1road. 011 February Ii amid 12. March 5 . AIJrll 2 and 30. For ; fI\teB or further Informlltlon , and II copy of tile 1I0meseokers' ; Guide call at the New Wabash oUlce , H15 lrnrnarn litreet , or write \ 4 G. N. CLAYTON , ( N. W , V. Agent , Ozuahe Neb. MORSE lIAS SIX DAYS Only Six More Inrgain Days-New Firm Then , - SEE OUR OILIER AD ON PAGE FIVE Closing Ont Dr. Jnrcrs , Celebrated Under- scare nt Just Unlf J'rlco-Wo " ' 111 (11\'e Yon Ihe GreateSt IInrgnlns of Tour Life JtlJht Nov. Take the elevator to the 4th floor. TIlE RUGSI TIlE CAHI'ETSI The curtains I at your own prlcol Those $ 3.60 carpet sweepers Take one at $2.00. . Those real \ brussels net curtains .at $8.50. Take two pairs at $ 3.60 each. We have one we will sell you at $3.00. We want the money ; you want the bar- salns. Some easels. A few screens , too. Shades made and put up cheaper than any ono else In the city. DItESS GOOnS REMNANTS HALF PHICE. The remnants as they lalll on the remnant counter , prices unchanged , 60 per cent this- count. $ G.OO rcmnants $2.60 ; $6.00 remnants $3.00 ; $2.00 remnants for $1,00 ; $1.00 rem- nants for 60c. DOYS' CLOThING , $1.87. Boys' $5.00 suits down to $1.87 ; the $6.50 suits down to $2.88 ; the $10.00 suits down to $3.87. . Dr. Jaeger's men's $2.G5 underwear , $1.33. Dr. Jacger's men's $2.80 underwetr : , $1.40. Dr. Jaeger's men's $2.95 underwear ' , $1.48. Dr. Jaeter's ! men's $3.10 underwear $1.65. , JAEGEn'S 'mNATION SUITS. Dr. Jacger's ladles' $4.00 suits for 200. Dr. Jaeger's ladles' $4.25 suits for $2.13. Dr. Jaeger's ladles' $4:60 : suits for $2.25. Dr. Jaelter's ladles' U,80 suits for $2.50. SANITARY NIGHT DnESSES. Dr. Jaeger' $6.00 woolen night dresses , $2.60. Dr. Jaeger's $5.60 woolen night dresses , . 275. Dr. Jaeger's $ G.OO woolen \ night thrcsses , 300. Children's sanitary vests ' and pants , 60c , ' 66c , 60c , dIe : Dr. Jaeger's prIce just double. TIlE ManSE DRY GOODS CO. , Closing out In six days-new firm then. . Tnl DUUWT StUTIL1IIIN ltOUTB - "h Hock IshulIl , Shortet LIne and I'Rsto\t Tlmn. To all points In Kansas , Oklahoma , IndIan Territory Texas anti all points k1 southern California. Only one night out to all points ' " Llmlled" leaves Omaha In Texas. 'rhe Texas lit , 5:15 : a. m ; dally except Sunday , landing passengers at all points In 'texas 12 hours In advance of all other lines. Through tourist cars via Ft. Worth and El Paso to Los Aim- geles. For full particulars ] , maps , tolders etc. , call at or address Hock Island ticket office , 1602 Farnam St. CIIAS. KENNEDY. G. N. W. P. A. . IN THE COURTS. City Ontelaill Still Cont1nne Dcfore the : Urnnol .Jury. The suit brought by S. D. McIntyre against the Union Pacific Railroad company for $1,500 damages was commenced In Judge Kl'ysor's court yesterday. The amount of damages sought fol' Is equIvalent to the value of' a blooded horse , which , It Is claimed , was' killed "y the negligence of time company : at Rawlins. Tile car containing the animal was strucK hy another the collision throwing the horse to the floor and inflicting Injuries from which It died. The company claims that the horse died ot a disease It had before It ever en- tered the car , and , furthermore , that when It Was brought over from Cadad ' the 'owner swore at the customs house that Its value was not more than $400. The jury In the case ot A. F. Dosche against Fred and Charles 'Veymuller returned a verdict for the defendant. The suit was for $8ObO damages for the nonfulfillment of a , contract for furnishing ice l "and entered Into with the defendants. The latter clahried that time plaintiff hall failed to pay for Ice furnished as the contract provided and that naturally they refused to furnish more. The testimony of city officlas ] was listened to by the grand jury yesterday. . The LlverPoo' and London and Globe Insurance - suranco company has ofetod to pay to 'George P. Davis $27 : : the rrlce of an Insur ance pOlicy that ball been issued to Mary nelchenberg and later transferred to the plaintiff. The buildings on which the policy was issued were burned , but the defendant refused to pay the Insurance , as It Is claimed that when the policy was _ Issued to Mary Helehenberg she was not the owner of the property. The jury In the case of Gladys Bush and Minnie Emmett , who were tried on the charge 'of robbing Charles Russell ot $46 , returned a verdict of not guilty yesterday afternoon. A Cumings county case. Is on trial before Judge Blair , In which Frederick Sonnenschelil Is suing Charles Dalells and others to set flme. ! l a sale of a stock of goods valued a't , $10,00"on . .lle ! grounds .that the sale was fraudulent. - . . . . ! The tral : ot Frauk l n , who Is charged willI breaking Into a sl1edteZIciflg : ! to the = " Prospect Hill Cemetery association 1I. . .taklng therefrom shovels and other artIcles ] va'zVmCJ.- _ lit $35 , was begun before. JUdge Scott yesterday - day afternoon. Cluirf , ' Baker Is charged with being an accomp\lF \ . " ! \ . , I LOUAL , JJlfltl'lT1ES. . - , . if The bellone hotel celebrated ] Its tottrtb anniversary , : - niversary yesterday " " i lIIrs. Margaret Blanche , aged 74 years , died at her home at 1404 Sherman avenue early yesterday. I The Elks are making arrangements to give their annual minstrel show for time ' benefit of the charity fund. In 1\Iay. Joel Eaton has been appointed manager , and treasurer of the Nebraska Phonograph company , with headquarters In this clly. A sheet Iron heater at the residence ot Charles Ilrschbaum , 2G14 St. Mary's avenue , set fire to the dining room yuterday and caused damage at $50 to the furnishings of time room The bill of the Omahll Gas Mannfaclurng : comllany for January amounts to $1,837.71 , and Is distributed as follows : City Jail , $95.60 : engine houses , $163.40 : repairs , $96.45 : street lights , $1,445.116 ; city hall , $36.40. The funeral of Mrs. , Jerry I.lnahan , who died yesterday , will be held tomorrow immormi- Inc from the tamlly residence 3041 California street Instead at thus morning. as announcad yesterday Interment at lIoy ] Sepuehro : cam- etery , t The question as to who will be the new county commissioner still remains undecided Some mem"ers ot the appointive board havp been out ot the city , and consequently the lIIaklng at the appointment hils been post- poned. County Cleric Sackett Is In Lincoln , but will "e back today and It Is expected that time appointment will be made shortly after hla return. There have been some criticisms at time action ot the city council In giving the Women's Christian Temperance union author- Ity to construct fountains for the dispensation of lelllonllle and similar beverages at the ctreet corners ot the city On that account the women have decided not to avail thmemu- / elves of the full Ilrh'lIego afforded. They will enl ) ' place fifteen fountains the first year and ten will be added , time next. They will be located at convenient points ! In the shopping districts and the proceeds will be applied to charitable purposes S . JIII ) . . J.INAIIAN-Mollle A. . wife of J. A. Hna. han aged Z8 yeurtt Funeral Friday , February 8th at 9:30 : a. moo from family residence , 3011 Callfomln. street htmter- imient Holy ' Repulchre cemttry. " FHEIDlIUHO-Dora , Tuesday , February 5 , age 19. Funeral Thursday Febmuar 7. from \lnul'lI undertaking esll1"1I8l1mol1 ( . Interment , Forest Lawn. . Children Cry'fo , Pitcher's Castorla Children Cry fo , PItcher's Casterla. Children Cry'Jor Uoher' Castorla. BOSTON STORE'S ' FiRE l SALE - Greatest Drop in Priccs in Dry Goods Ever Recorded in Print - ALL FIRE GOODS MUST BE OLD AT ONCE I'nre 8heor Linen IIenitltchotl Do'l1e . forth 21Sc , 00 nt 2 , 1.2..Stnmlcd Linen 1)o'lle. . witim " Fancy l1em- stllch , Worth ' 3l1c , 00 IOc , lie silk ribbons , 10 a yarll. 10e beautiful pure silk ribbons , 20 a yard 190 ribbons , 3 Inches wide , 50 1\ yard. 250 and 3Go silk and satin ribbons , lOc 1\ yard. 1,000 fancy Japanese baskets , worth 260 , go at lie each. nest grade lOc crochet cotton , In white and nil colors , 20 1\ ball $1.25 damaged kid gloves , 50 1\ pair. $1.50 sound and IJerteet kid gloves , SOc n. pair.All All damaged drapery silks , tic a yard. Ahuost sound and perfect drapery silks \ , 12'ho n yard. Ladles' black ! yarn fascinators , Gc. Silk embroidered black tasclnators 3Dc and 69c each. . Children's yarn mitts , 2e. La'lles' Saxony knit milts , ge. Ladles' wool cashmere gloves ! , lie. ; . Llldles' ribbed underwear , 9c. Ladles' heavy wool underwear. 25c. Extra size , fleece wool ; Sliver Gray blankets , 98c a pair , worth $2.00. LADIES' IG.OO CLOAKS , $4.98. All our lallies' $8.00 , $10.00 , $12.60 , $15.00 Jackets and cloaks to ! at $4.98. "lEN'S AND DaYS' CAPS. Men's and boys' Scotch caps , lOc , worth 60c. . SOc.Men's Men's fine casslmere caps , 26c , worth 75c. Men's fine satin lined chevIot and cassi- mere caps , 45e , worth $1 25. Men's fine fur satin lined caps , 60c , worth $1.75. DOSTON STOnE , N. W. Cor 16th and Douglas Sta . - TUB CitUSU1i'iT hOTEL , Eureka Springs , Arkansas , OIJenS FebruAry 20. . 1803. A beautiful stone , fireproof structure with all modern Improvements. situated In the heart of the Ozark 1II0untalns. Mild \ and bracing climate. Wild and beautiful scenery. Unrivalled medicinal waters Through sleep- ers over. the St. Louis & San Francisco rail- way between St. Louis and Eureka Springs. Write to the manager for descrIptive pamphlet , rates , cte. p l'IE\SA.NT TUtl The Northwcstern Line l'nst. vestibuled Chicago train that glides east from the union depot every afternoon at 5:45 : I and Into Chicago at 8:45 : next morning , with I supper and 11 la carte breakfast. Every part at this train Is rlsM. Other eastern trains at 11:05 : a. m. and 4 I p. m. . dally-good , too. City ticket \ office , 1401 Farnam street. Dotter Every lcnr. : I Time was when the "glorious climate of California" did not attract tourIsts. But year after year the time cf travel sets In stronger and stronger every Call and winter toward this favored region. There Is no climate like It on' thIs continent for a winter resort , and ths usull" " fine service on the Union PacIfic system has this season been brought to II degree ot perfection which leaves nothing to be' desIred. Harry P. Deuel , City Ticket Agent , 130 Farnam street. . . . lIomcBoekerR' Excursion On February 12 , 1895 , the Union Pacific will sell tickets from Nebraska 'and Kansas points ' to' all points In Kansas , Nebraska , Wyoming , Colorado Utah and Idaho , at' rate of one fare for the roundtrip . plus $2:1)0 ) ; Tickets good for 'twenty 'days. Stopovers ali 10we:1. See your nearest Union PaCific g nt : E. DICKINSON Gen'l Manager E. L. LOMAX , G. P. & Tkt. Agt. . . Pride Took R Tumble D. Miller Young , the swell young' man who was recently arrcsted " on the ' 'h'arge 'or obtaining - taining money under false ' pretenses ; tUrned up again at the police court ye9terday. lIe mauhgzd to fix up the charge against him In this city , but he was wanted by the Coun- cil muffs authorities on iii milar' ' charges , and was taken across the 'river. He was recently - cently released ana came back to Omaha. Tuesday .he was around exhibiting a tele gram to time effect that his father had honored a draft. The telegram ] Is believed to be bogus , and the young man was locked up as comlllon vagrant. When lie was arraigned - ralgned yesterday he pleaded not gUllly , but broke down and wept like a baby. - . A slight cold , It neglected , often attacks ] the lungs. Drown's Bronchial Troches give sure and Immediate relief. Sold only In boxes. Price 25 cts. lIAYlJItNUUtOS. - New IIrt'sB ( loodfldLook 't-To flay , Our spring hnport/ltlons / arrivIng dally , The handsomest IInl.'Jrever opened In the west west.All All wool noveltles'Jcqual In style to $1.00 goods , 29c. All silk and wool JIOveltles , 39c. 42.lnch silk and wOol moveltles , 50c. 42.lnch pure worsted novelties In pin checks , broken cbedks..etc. . , 75e. 36-lnch all wool figured cloths , last season SOc , now 3ge. Satin rsye cha\llell.rtJle \ latest tad , 30 Inches wide , 29c. Our Importations 'of.U wool challies arrived - rived this week : they. . are a dream ot beauty , prices , 3ge , 43e , 60e. The PLAIDSI PLAIDS I 'o'vo got everythIng thal Is new and correct - rect , and our prices , 2Gc , 60e , 98c mean we have no competition f Special bargain for Thursday , -to-Inch cable cord , 15c. 3G-lnch covert cloth , the 390. . quality \ , llic. 40-lnch' pure mohair , tha best cloth In the \Vorlll for skirts , Thursday , 29c. -to.lnch silk finish German henrletla In all colors allll black 5Oe. GO-Inch black silk glorIa , extra fine quality I , special price 76c. GO pieces wool chllllle , 16c. HAYDEN 111105. . . New arrIval sale ot dress goods. p BROKE UP A BAD GANG Police Corrl\l nil Outfit of Notorlolls Clmrt\ctor Joe Onek , lila wire Mary , John Smith antI \ I Mary Clussa , residents of the "ottoms , were arrested Tuesday evening for engaging In a tree.tor-all : fight , In which the women toolt. prominent part. Al the trial yesterday In the police court It was developed that they were all pretty tough cItizens. About three years ago Onek and ] hIs wire got Into a fight and used an Infant child , liS a weapon of defense. During the fisht tile child was killed , but the evidence was not sufficient to secure a conviction . vlctlon when they were given a trial \ In the district court. Mary Clussa hi a hard cllaracter llerselt. Several years ago she and her husband were living on lower I.cavenworth street. She had a paramour and when she was caught In a compromising position with the man she picked up a IlIItchet and lellled her husband. Then the Hullly couple took the dead man and threw him over the railing0 \ the pavement below , trying to give the impression that he had met death "y ailing off the stairway The paramour was sentenced to e'ght years III the penitentiary and the woman to two I'ears. She had several ' small children ' and on this account the sentence was suspended. Afterward the authorities had to take her children away tram her , as she was not a proper person to raise them. The same was done with Onek and \ his wife. . These people never work and have been living oft the commr.ty all winter. It Is said that when they get any ' money It Is spent for liquor and nil of them get on a big drunk ! , The police judge concluded that the county could carQ for them In tIme county Jail jllst as well as out ; af It and he sentenced I Joe Onelcto sixty : days , ten ! on , bread _ amid ! \vater. 1\Irs. Onek got thirty lIays , John Smith fifty , five ani bread and water , and Mary Clussa thlrty"fiva days' Imprisonment. S CITY TAX LEVY. Figures In Coml'l\r'on ; utth Thole of Uther l'cnrl : . Now that the c01lncD has brought forth the levy upon which 'It Is proposed to base the city taxes for 1895 , It Is of Interest to compare the figures with those of previous , years. The total levy Is exactly the same as In time two previous years , bll.t , time valuation ] Is 'slightly dJmllllhed and ma- tonal reductions have , been made In some departments In order to allow the increased - . creased ! approprIation for school and fire ' purposes - poses without Increasing the total. The following - lowing table sliowsiimallevy by mills for this and the two previous , years : , ' , Maxllnum : I.pvy. 1893. 1594. 189. General unoJ. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 12 : 9 3OV "Iro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 5 Ii t 5 Potlce ! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Ii Ii 3 \ Vntor Tent. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4\ \ , 3\a \ ! 4 3 Curbing , glittering Ilnll. cleaning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 1 2' 1 Sewer maintaining. . . . . . . . . . 14 \ V. . it. Sinking . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 7 S Su , Health . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 . . . . \1. U. Lighting \ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 3 3 3 Judgment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G 1 ½ \f \ 1.lhrnry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1 1 )4 ' ) I'.itk I I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . % . to 3 2 : ! 1 * 1 School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : 20 3 3 7 - - - - Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .75 H H H I'roperty mluntlon 189J , $2O,42OiC ; 189t $19.- 926,1S ; 189. , 19,6a,1CG. : . llA.YDElII IIIIOS SeUlns-'Cook Clothing Co.'s Shoes at Unit . l'dee. Never has there been such a shoe sale In Omaha Cook Clothing Co''s plain marked prlce3 cut In half by us. They bought these shoes only a few weeks ago , all new all sizes , all widths and all gong : at only half the . Cook Clothing Co.'s prices.HAYDEN HAYDEN DROS. . Selling Cook. Clothing Co.'s Shoes. : . " ' JL' t l Is.It.Perfflaiilt 1 ? " I , _ ' 'f . . . . . . _ ' T' . / \ ' III ' .L " ' ' ' ' , , " , ' , . . " , , : i : , . . ; * ' : ' - - . : " : : ; . " ' 1) - " . .r- , . . Are the good effects lasting ? , Will the ) y' , -ar ib ! ; , . : v' ' -0 ; disease return ? These are questions ' u : : : w . . . . . . _ , to which we reply every day They ' , 'I , . j. . : -r" " . . . - . . . . - { ' are asked liS by people who have tried / , - . iI. . : . . " 'J. tntt3i" advertised remedIes , which have failed - . . . tiw _ ; ; : ; : .4. to cure. It is a proper question , and - should be answered. It is often - ; _ : d evaded , but not by us. We have F. : : : - - - ' S always assured our patients that if - - - . will follow instructions and - - - ' . they our . 0.- " _ take , OzOmulsion ( TnADc.MAn. : ) - as directed , they will be permanently cur d , We say this because we know it to be true. Ozomulsion does not. only alleviate-it cures It does this because it destroys the germs which produce i disease. ' In doing thjs , it cures permanently. Read' what Mrs. M , M . GROSU , Dauphin . , Pa , says : I " I could ! have illformcd you ' long PKo of 11y ! cure , but preferred 10 wait Ulltil I : JIlJ.CW . it 10 be perll/welli. / : My experience conviuies ' me that your remedy not ollly : cures Jung . disease , but cures permallClltly , : : ( , " It is the kind that Physicians Rrescribe ! For Colds , Coughs , Consumption , Bronchitis , .Nsthma , and all Pulmonary Complaints ; Scrofula , General DebJ.lity , Loss I : of Flesh , An mia , and all Wasting DJStases , r Handsome Illustrated Pamphlet Free , : r. A. SLOCUM co. , 183 I roan St'l New York , KUHN & CO : , 15th and Douglas Sts. , Omala . - - O'A'lOJ' , G' JUNIIJJj'l > Is being ( uso.i by tbou"alldli 01 lal1tell 1I\01lh\ [ ) ' . It III the ja.ti.LJ. I .4- .S,44 : " .UlarrlC < lJndy'li frluIJ\11t IrroJiI'uhr Iroll IIIIY 0:11I110. : .15 III safe lI11d reimabmo. . never fails 1IIIII"00nOowlill every bCltllu. stir 101dw ' 1'/118 / ntsleluo hi tar 1I1IpJrtor tu IIItl8 IS avery bottle tSoiualed nud nevcr lObes Itt 1111'\llh , doh1 by all 1oaIitt tlrLli/llil : I'riee $2.IJU ) vcr bottle It 10I\l'drljfltlll \ ; dOes act have 1lIell < 1 $ .lIlI : u < 1 wo wilt tutlvar.1 rULI a balliu by upr"Iit ; ! . OAMOL'E JUNIPER 00 , WCitern 001cc. Oumahta , Nebraska . II H COHTIHtHTJ\L . . . . LOTHIHC HOUSE , 4 . ' . . , ' : : j I . , Want a Suit ? A suit that's a ' good , hoiit ; , S value at our regular p -ice-a suit a t a wee bit of a price , -any kind of a suit. Then wait till Saturday , for \ve arc ' . . going to do to our . : . " . " . - ' _ " . ' , ; . . ' - -4 Suits. ' ! . . . . . 1 . , t as we did to our overcoat week ago-only a good , deal . ; Blare so-You got a big bargain then -You will get a , bigger one this Saturday \Ve refuse to keep these suits : any longer , and the wee bit.of . prices that we will telL you ; ' ! . . 1S , about in tOll10rrO\V's paper will convince you . . ! ' . . . . , ) . 5 S " < 0 I , . . . ' . . . .1\ \ , . . . . , . . . , J. . , ' Suit Sale 1 , l' I ' , ' 'r" ' : . : . . . , I ; ; , , ; . 4. . . . . . Tt : . ' : . , : S Saturday , p'eb. 9 ' . . . . " ! " . " , . " , - Mail orders can'not be filled , as \ve will not know at what S moment any or all lots may be completely sold out 'BtJr ) , : - a ticket and come in ; ou will save your fare ten tillles ' . . . . , : - ' 'I over ' . , " , , I i It will take one \vhole day toget - ready for this sale , so \ve ill 'be'.closed . the entire day Friday S " ' . ' : . , . CONTINENTAIJ ! ! j ± ! ! HDUSE. . . . i. , DOCTOR k .SEARLES & SEARLES Chronic , : Nervous , . S PrivateDIseases . ' DIseases , TREATMENT uv JIIAIL. Consu1t.nttou I'rec. We cure Catarrh , all diseases ; of' the Nose , Throat , Chest , Stomach , Liver , Blood , Skin and Kidney Diseases , Fe- male Weaknesses Lost Manhood , and ALL . PRIVATE DISEASES O MEN .WEAK : MEN AlES VICTIMS TO NEIWOU ; Debility 01' Exha.ustlon Wasting Weakness In voluntary Losaes with Early Vecay In young and mldd' ' . aged : tack of vim vigor nndweakened prematurely In approachlDg old age. Aim . Valid ' readily tn cur Dew treAtment for loss of vital power CatS on Dr address . with stamp for clr- Culars free boos ) and rec4lpt. . Dr Searles and SearlJls 1410 PnrnllllJ I u I OUlaha Neb TR/WJE MSIRK DR. . : _ _ . ' McCREW SPEOIALIST WHO IS TilE TREATS ONLY ALL S i : PflIVATE DISEASES , . Weakness and f'cerv ' t MEN Jsordor.ol ! ONLY lfvey cure . . IInnrantoe 20 year : . . uxperlence. ' - S year I" I tl1Iaha. - _ _ : 14th d llook Fnruanm II'rco. Hh. , , . . OIl UA. . NEB Teeth Without Plates BAILEY , DENTIST Paxton \Ilk. lot ii mmmiii 'arllll'n ' Si : i 7'01. OS"i. 11111 Sot ' ) 'eoth..t 6.00 I 'shyer ' ilhlimigs , . , . , $ l.03 ! lost. ' 1'IJIJth. . " . . 7.5J I ( 'uro ( ] old Fiiiimmgs : ) ,0) 'J'htn 1'lIte. ! . . . . . . 10.0J Oold UrlJwns,2k. , : ! . U.OJ ( , I'liInle8s xtrllc'lI Wc I iImidgo ! lootll.looth IJ.OJ Tcth Outln MornJ'g , New Teeth same day " " = = 7.1-16- F RANmSCAN DROPS Vegetable Purely Prepared from the original fo mania { rlo . rerveaiii the Arcbtver Inc L'o\y \ LnUl\ , hu. " ag.uQ authentic history dating bnoItOOO'eal'IJ - - A , POSITIVE CUR : ' , for aU Stomach , Kidney and Bowel troubles , especially ; HRONIC CONSTIPATION Price 80 ce ts. Bold by 111druggists. \ . r ho Fraicisan \ Remedy Co" , Lsi VL" ' 'UBLi : Ill' . , QIu AGO , UL fur Circular ! 1ro,1 III 3strat.ed C.iendai For sale by Kuhll & CO" , 15th & Dugl ) . I . " oi. : , " - - ' - . . - - - - - . . . ; -.1------ - "Tile B1IIaitc8t bird seeks ( a ne8t of its own " 'I' ' Young Matt Take'a.Hint. ! ' .4 Don' bo afraid to start in at the bottom. Don't I j thInk you must have everything "spit and spu.n"whon ' you marry and settle down. 'Vo can give you 0. ' . snug little Housekeeping Outfit for very small amoun1i - ' - - -and then wo don't want the money either' You can . ' ' . pay COl' it gradually. With 0. little home , partly : filled 1 and " : -.littIo.wiCo w\ll willed , " you 0.1'0 on the high - - road to SUCCCSE ! - A Secret I 1 .4. ! Between Mrs. A and Mrs. B. Mrs. A.-Oh , what n lovely home you have. I am really surprised to see you arc so beautifully . lUI'nishet Mrl' . B.-Yes , wo have a ' nice home and . ' very , arp over 'hnppy , now that wo are housekeeping and so comfortably situated ' S " : MI's. A.-How could you afford to furnish so luxuriously when your ' husband mu.kes only about half as much salary us my husblI1t ! . I can't I afford it. Mrs. B.-l know my husband mukos V01'y little salary , but wo have 1cal'Ilod ] n SOCI'Ot. _ Mi ' s. A.-Whut ! A Secret ? Pray , tell it to mo , as I am anioll5 : to Iou.1'u . anything to bettor OUl' surt'oupdings and furnish what wo need to complete 0111' hOm ; ? lIt.s. B.-Tl Secret is thIs : Wo hal ] OUI' entire house furnishodon ' thc Now Partl L.'aymimt plan by TilE PEOPJJ'S Furniture & CUt. pot Co. The glw'Ut.q HOllso li'urnlshcl's.in the wost. Wu paid thorn $10.00 down and Irons ! $1.00 to $ 2.5O pOI' week , as wo can alford They do not charge ) ! nny , interest , and time prices are lower } than we can buy olso- whol'o. This is our Secret and the way wo accomplish what 6tI101'wI50' , WOUll hnvo been an impossibility. Go and see for youl'sull and bo convinced . vincedRomomlJ01' . S Remember , we give you thol'DEST oC ovol'ylhlng- , , Best in va1ue. Best in service. Best in ter-Uts. S . Also remember that goods were never so CHEAP as NOW , ani that . ' hey cannot possibly bo 0I,103POI' . OUR TERMS CASH Or , nolloll dOWII nro as follows ' and It 1'1 ' all 810 \Vol'th or gooml , 81 . tlor'Veslq ; . time SIIIIIO t " WI whIch Illall' you adopt . . CJr 1iI.1 1'01' mOlHb. emily . one timing ! he sure or , our 'UUUII ! 8 _ worth ur gomid' , eu.'o 1'1' Iveulc mini /III iYltrr.IIeI , both a'm to uUllllty tlr 51 } UO /UUlltlt. I . . SliO worth " or oub , S' ' IVtI,11I arid \ vlIue. ] Our sal Sll101lllrO courteou" good ( par " our bhllll/lOIlt mite IJroll1lJl , 111111 , your Clr eson " mUlllh , ' , 1IIIIroue.s . rlturollJ'lly 'i'Jmrouimiii S7 worth IIr genus ' . SE : : flU 1101'Voolc. . . . Either ' cash I , Or IIJIIII"r mmmommlti " lor you nay C.I I or itcoopt our oa'JY par IJuyment1lau. \ : 8100 orlh of genii ( , , 63 i'm. Wccl" ; : 111' ! lUII.'r . lIIullthl ! . 81r. : worth or geom . , 8:1.11111.111' : week l'IItS'l.-\tlth Dash. COXD-\\'lth ( 'I' 814 I"r lIIullth 1tio worth ur:01)(1 ( , 84 lIar Week ; part Olllh amid BO mlleh 1'111' month Or f\j\IU \ I ( 1101' IIIlIlIth. , : 6200Vurlll of good , m515 I'ur 'V"ckl ; 'rUlltU-W1th ! lurt oasis amid .0 Or 8\10 1ur lIIulltia 8210Torlh / or 1:0.(1' ( , liO 1"1'Vu"k ' . , mueh I'DI' week , 01' . : : /11'11 / ; r JlJuut I Send lOs for 0111' 'll\l11l11oth Illustrated Catnlogul . I OJ.'au Salurd'lJ'l.vcJI'le.gs Until JO O'cloc , I - I ! If I f , S . , 4- 5 I - . - - - - ' - - - : . I EXACT SIZE PERF'EC1111 TUB MERCAN fiLE IS THE FAVORITE TEN CENT CIGAR t S For sale y aU FiL'b Class ! ) ! Jalo. . ' ! ! . \IulluCl\ctu'oll ! by time F. R. i1JCE MERCANTILE CIGAR CO" , I ' l'actOl'y : No. 301 , St , i.iout , M . Th ' 'S . r- , . S ' " S . . . . . . . . .i. . . . ' ' . . ' ' , S fl . . . . . . . - - 5- - ' ' ' - ' '
