Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, February 16, 1895, Page 8, Image 8
- - - - - - - - - " - - - - - - - - - . -r--------------- kE' - - - - - - - - , - - . . . " " , . , . _ _ . .4. . . . . " " " , . . - . - . . . . ; . - . " - . . - : - " ' . . . . . . . _ " . , . . 'I" ' " ' ' < ' ' . F y I , : ! 8 TJIE ! ) OMAhA \ DAILY . nEE ANrl1RDA , 'EnRUARY 10 , 189. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - - - " ; HAYDEN'S ' CLOAIiS AND SUITS : - Sa.tnrday'a Many Inducement Arc Told of : , Rore-Tho Style and Qna1ity Superb - , , NEW SILK WAIST BARGAINS - : . .Rck Urcn Ooo"s Wilt Uo J'lRcecl on /JRlo / 'I { bRturdR-IIRII : Orders Will 110 ' : 1'lIIecl With 1IIsp\Ich-Scnd ! . 1 . I > UB'oun. . i - I CI.OAtc AND SUIT DEpAnTMENT. Saturday will be the big day for silk waIst - ginghams. I One lot of oM patterns $2.1J. ! One case new patterns $2.D3. : ; One case new Patterns $3.76. One case new patterns $1O. J These are the choicest goods In the market , and are Just half last year's prIces. Bargains to close out winter stock. One lot of lal1les' cloube ] weIght Jersey jackets , $1.4 worth from $ ii.OO to $11.00. One lot of 1 atJles' and misses' ulsters , me- I 11Ium weight at $1.19. worth from $7.00 to $16.00. ( Keep your eye on our bargain counter. ) . IJI.ACK DRESS 000tS. Values never offerell by any house In America bcfore. 34.lnch lllack fancies , worth 2iic , for 12I ½ C. 38.lnch black herringbone cashmere , long Sebaslallol velour ] , frosted hcngallne , 2iic. 40.lnch , all wool , extra heavy IIUalll , German - man hcnrleHa , 39c 40.lnch all wool figured liatiste fine lIual- fly , worth GJc ! , our price 31c. : : 38-lnch pure mohair , figured , 3iic. 46.lnch Frederick Arnohl's best grade Ger. man henrlelll : , $1.00 lIuallty , &Oc. 40-lnch all wool fancies , the $1.25 quality , special , 6Gc ; ( ten patterns to select from ) 40.lnch extr.1 quality black aapacca ] , worth 50c our Price 29c. 40.lnch all wool fancies made on a granite cloth , Mc. q 46.htch all wool srgo extra weight and 1 Duality. 3Jc. ! - rIeep ( ( your eye on our harlaln counters ) HAYDEN nnos. : MONEY SAYlmS Fan SATUIWAY. 10 gross ! iSo combo at Sc each. Ii gross 15c corset steels , 5e each. 100 : Ilozen 2iic linen handlerchlefs , 15c cach 300dozen 16c lace ctJged handkerchiefs , 6c J each , , IiOO dozen Cic and lOc corded hanl1lterchlefs , 3e each. ; New Chrd cases , Cic. New hair receivers , 6c. , New cinb and brush cases , 10e. { New photo cases , 10c. . ' New wall pockets , 16c. Special bargains ! In remnants of laces and embroideries. Machine thread : only 2c per spool , full 200 , . yards warranted perfect or money refunlled. A few or those can't open money banks h only 6e each.CHEAP CHEAP STATIONEIlY. . & 2 ! J packages : eve lopes for 6c. I Large tablets , lc. l' Dlaclt ink , 2 ½ c. I New papHrles , Gc. 1 New books , iic. II1YDlN nnos. - ' TIlE UUCT SOUTIIEIcN nuUTB : . Via Hock hlllllll , Shortest Line and 'nsteJt 'rlnw. . \ 1'0 all points In Kansas Oklahoma , Indian Territory Texas : and all points In southern California. Only one nIght out to all points , In Texas. The "Texas Limited" leaves Omaha at 5:16 : a. m. dally except Sunday landing , passengers at all points In Texas 12 hours In advance of all other ItnE's. Through tourist - cars via Ft. Worth and El Pac to Los An- celes. For full particulars , maps , folden n etc. , call at or address nock 1land ticket I chico IG02 Farnnm St. ) CIIAS. ENNEDY. 0. N ; , W. P. A. " . No l'e rAbOllt UnitS [ : ( 'sor\'e. ' In the Black HIlls-The output of . ! 'old and . .j sliver from the mines or the Black hills In ISJ3 ! Is as follows : Gold 221G76,8ii8 ounces , wIth a coinage value or ,11J,083.27 ! ; sliver , . 137J15.20 ! ounces with a coinage value of , $ 6.540.61. Tim output for 189 Is placed by " - conservative mining men at : Gold , 413,351,716 , ounces ; coinage value $8,238,166.64. Sliver , 172.3J ! ounces ; coinage value , $120,676.80. The Northwestern line , Fremont , Elkhorn . . & Missouri Valley railroad , Is the most direct ' : from Omaha , and Its through trains are : equipped with Wagner palace sleepers and free reclining chair cars. Passengers for the Keystone and holy ] Terror distrIct buy to _ _ _ _ _ , . . Hermosa ; those for Green Mountain . district _ _ _ _ b\1y \ to Deadwood . Ticket ofilco 1401 Farnam st. Depot 16th and Webster sts. J. n. BUChANAN , General Passenger Agent , Omaha , Neb. . . - hotter Every 1el\r. : I' Time was when the "glorious climate or I _ Calirornla" did not attract tourists. But year after year the time of travel sets In stronger . and stronger every fall and winter toward this favored region. There Is no climate like - ' It on thlG continent for a winter resort , and the usual line service on the Union Pacillc - - system has this season been brought to a _ _ _ _ degree of perfection which leaves nothing tl' 4 bo desired. Harry P. Deue ] , City Ticket Agent , 1 . . ' llO2Farnarn street . , I'1eaqitnt : to Take The Northwestern line fast vestlbued ] Chicago - cage train that , ; lId s east from the Union \ Dtpot every afternoon at Iilii : and Into Chicago al 8:45 : next morning with supper b and Is carte breakfast Every part or the 4 train Is HlGlI'l' Other eastern trains at 11:05 : a. m. and -I p. ' m. dally-good. too 1 , , City ticket omce , 1401 Farnam street . - I THE DISTRICT OOURT. -s ! . ; Recorll of U"ttlu8 Uulnr : Fought " In till' . i I.ol"trllll& . The suit or the Nebraska Telephone corn- plny : against Samuel Jacobs , Henry A. Darrow , and William H. Johnson Is on before Judge . Keysor anJ a Jury. On or about October I , nn , water connections were being put Into . 4 the store at 1201 Farnain street from the alley . In the rear. Tile eubway containing pipes and . cables of the telephone company was reached , and It Is claimed that some of the cables were Injured until they became useless The telephonE - , phonE ! company : figures lip the loss caused : thereby ut $20 : ; 'rhe defendants In the suit the of the store , are - , owners . . . , - . . . . , .J.-no arguments 11110 l'OIlSIl cnurell case were Ilnll'hell late yesterday afternoon , 'l'he t case has lasted ten days ! anll during that time some forty witnesses were called. Judge Aiii- , . bl'ose will deliver the olllnon : next weel , In the case of ( the National Wall Paper . company aGainst the estate of George n. IJeanl Judge Ferguson instructed the jury to - find a verdict for the Illalntllt. The suit was for three claims against the estate almregut- In72Q ! \ , O , with interest t from the limE ! thE ! ) fJh ! were Incurrell Papers ) were flIed yesterday In the suit growing out of the attaching of liquors In the , orrest saloon on Farnain street Frank J. UrJfen. who w:18 appointed receiver reports . that he has Eitl the stock of fixtures for $600 , In answer to the claim oC Ida L. D. l"orrest , that she Is the 8Jle owner at the property and shoulll he hilt In possession , Riley Uros : allege , that they have \ a first lien , as they have : ob- . tamed n jUllsment of $1J9 ! against the goolh. . ' . la'id l Van Etten Is seeking to set aside the alleged satisfaction of the jllllgment wh'ch he obtained from n. C l'atteraon Van Rtten , clalmll that while lie was sick his attorney In ' , the case effected a mllr"mhe without author- ! lIy. The amount Invel\'ed Is a little over $100. . 1 What Is i the foremost baking powder III the worlll ? Ur. ) Prlc'II , as It'll absolutely pure , . 110111111111111I ilvslgiis . t After fourteen years of hard labor In the , religious lIel\ , \ among the Swedish ieople ] of . this city Hev. J. A. lIultman has resigned , / Ilelng n great ; 10vcl' of music hl'l did much to educate himself , IInd has ! had calls fern all over thu United States to give church can- , - cons . 110 has : done as much as be could to ) fulfill these engagements , but his time has been too limited IIIIlI his work too much to be , alwoys In good voice Ho has decided ] to r make Chicago ! : , from whence he came. his headquarters Ills brother 11ev. F. O. Hullman , \\'ho ' bas been paslor at Sioux , City , h. , during the last ten yours , hll been SCLUed to the church iu this cll ) . hAYDEN BROS. CLOTHING Beginning of Our Great Pant Sa.lo . from the Oook Stook Saturday . , COOK'S ' CLOThES AT hALF COOK'S PRICES lInrl'nlll In nutter , hecAt' : , Meats : nncl JnrcA-lfnny ] : Money : " " i \I'rA III the NoUolI t'l'utlllt'llt : for Sattirilay. ; PANTS SALE SATUnDAY. Tomorrow we place on sale the M. H Cook bankrupt pants stock at SOc on the dollar and less. $1.50 pants at 75c. $3.00 pants at $1.50. $5,00 antI $ G.OO pants at $2.1i0. Men's $1.00 jeans pants : at SOc \Ien's : $1.60 jeans pants at 7Sc. 1I0)'s' and children's clothing for Saturday almo.t ] given awny. All M. : \ 11. Cook's $3.00 ho's' suits at $1.60. All \1. : H. Cook's $5.00 Mys' slllts at $2.GO. All \1. : \ II. Cook's $7.60 bo ) ' ! ! ' suits at $3.i , All \1. : \ 11 . Cook's $1.50 chlJct's suits at 75c. All \1. : \ 11. Cook's $3.00 chilli's suits at $1.IiO. All \1. : \ 11. Cook's $ G.OO chllc1's suIts nt 250. \Ien's : suits al less than half Cook's pr'ce. ? : \1 & n'f1 all wool clay worsted suIts , sack ] or frock styles , Cool's $10.00 suits cur price $1.75. : ; All M. 11. Cool's $8.50 to $12.50 cheviot and casslmero sack suits go at $1.26. We must sell 2GO men's overcoats and IIlster ! to male room for spring goolls. All $10.00 and $12,00 Cook's overcoats and ulsters for $5.00. All $ lCi.OO and $18.00 Cook's overcoats and ulsters for $7.r.0. nUTTlm , ChEESE , MEATS : \ AND I.AnD. We will state hero In as few words as possible the great advantage Is to you to note the prices we are now malting on above Items. Separator creamery butter , the finest made , for 20c ; country butter 7c. Jc ! , 11c and 121-c. ! Remember 20e for the best butter mallE ! C1ITmSE DEPAHT\mroT. : \ : Young America : full cream cheese , 8c. \VconsIn ! cream cheee , lic , 71hc and lOc BrIck cheese , lOc , 12e and Hc. J.lmberger cheese , 10c , 12c and He. Swiss cheese , lOc , 121hc , He and 1ic. ( \mATS : \ AND : LAHD. Sugar cured No. 1 hams only Sllc } ; sugar cured bacon , 9c ; California \ ! hams , 6c ; sail per ] , . Ge ; Pickle ) pork , 71/ic ; corned baef . 3c. : 3.)10111111 ) cans best hard 240. Ci'llollnd cans best lard , 3Jc. ! 10.llollnll cans best lard , 76e. . Call at our cracker and fish counter for anythIng you \ ant In that line. co COAL GOES DOWN A 1-lOTCH. Hcclllction 1in4io III HOA : frolll Certain : \ \\.lImlnl I'otnt IIAtw"rll. Since Monday the Union Pacific has been hauling coal from Its Hock Springs and Hanna mInes for 7Ci cents less a ton than the rates previously Irevaillng. ThIs reduction , according to the statement of officials at headuarters , was decided upon last week , when It was ascertained how much coal was In storage , and ] , ather than carry It over the summer It was decided to gIve to con- sllmers the benefit of a i5.cent reduction on each ton. The Interstate Commerce corn- missIon was notllled of the change In rates , as provided by law , and on Monday : \ the new tariff went Into effect all dEalers ! being ! notified to give the consumers the benefit of the new rate. General Sales Agent Chllburg of the Union Paclllc stated that there were very few people throughout the state who could pay $7 for coal per ton . and , realizing that the farming communities were pretty hard hit , the company had decided to reduce freight rates that consumers shoulll get the benefit of the reduction. But there Is thought to be another reason back or all this , although the officIals at headquarters stoutly deny any Intention to Inaugurate a war on coal rates In this sec- tion. tion.For For some time past the Sheridan Coal company - pony has been pushing Wyoming coal In this market pretty effectually , to audi an extent - tent , at least. that the Hock Springs and . Henna coals have shown considerable reduc- : tion In the number of cars handled In Omaha by the various dealers representing the Union Pacillo Coal company. The Sheridan people have expressed the Intention or Introducing their coal In this market even If they woul1 have to cut the rates materially and as the Burlington Is Interested In the Sheridan mines and a war would 1Iely ] Increase the number or cars handled lIfey have quietly stood back and watched developments. Tired ' or having the nock Springs coal set aside for the Sheridan coal the Union Pacific struck a body blow by reducIng the rates on car.load lots from the mines to Omaha. 'fhls rate " said \Ir. : \ Chuiberg "Is not temf-orary by any means. II will bo kept In operation unlll June at least , and then If there are Indications of good crops the old rate will ba restored This rate Is not a declaration of war by any means. Our people arc not In a position to pay the former price or coal under the present depression , and therefore wo have decided to' ' help them tide ever ; the Iresent strlngenc There 15 no other meaning ! In the present rata on coal from our mines. " Speaking generally of the coal question Mr. Ch'lberg made the startling statement that between Kearney and Omaha five cars of coal were lost to the company dally anti that at Valley , a coaling station on the Union Pacific and ] containing at least 200 souls , but five cars or coal were retailed last season and yet everybody kept warm and md ] coal In his bins. Coming east the other evening frem Julesburg thirteen wagons loaded with coal were counted In a distance of twenty.two miles , these wagons being loaded with coal which hall been thrown of cars while In transit between Juesburg ] and Brule. In fact this coal stealing has became a business and so expert have the rustlers grown [ that a conviction Is next to impossi- ble. A rustler gets on a coal train , say at Jule burg , and luring the night throws art coal along the road which Is picked up by teams between certain stations agreed IIpon. The trainmen make .but , little objection to a rustler throwing otr coal even shoulll they catch him In the act , for they realize that many a family Is Ielll frcm freezing by the coal plced ] up along the . roadway ] . - 'orld's talr experts ( ound on analysts ] Dr. Price's Baking Powder abolutely llure. . Storl,8 * frolil Chic Station , Officer Storey bas reported to the duet or pollco that lIE ! finds It nearly impossible ] to get the county physician to attend to the sick )001' PeoPle who are on his beat lIe Is pa- trollng Twelth ( and Thirteenth streets In tile vicinity at the Union Pacific shops. Alfred Jones , a colored man living on Boulevard street near Twentieth reported to tIm Police that a woman namell Mrs. Holder ] entered his house on Thursday morning and stele a red.hot stoVE ! . lIe sail that ho hall built a hot fire and went out of doors , When ho returned tIme stove was gone and ho thought that It was taken by the w'oinan Bogart Rhodes an alleged prize lighter was fined $10 and costs yesterday on the charge of carrying concealed weapons. When at the station a letter was found In his poct- ] eta from I" . II , Murray oC 414 South Thirteenth - teenth street. Murray wanted Hhodes to como to this city and IIx UI a rake prize fight In order to blllt the sporting public out of ( Its mone ) ' . . . ' 1 ho Ullrll"Jtol1 HOllio Clnngi 'hum . Important changes In the llurllnglon's service to Chicago Sl. Louis and ! Kansas City are made imy the fchellule effective ! \\'edneaday February 13. See time tables In another column , or call at time city ticket office. 1:2 : : Fariianm lit. , and get full Informallon. - - - - ( hildren Cry faf Pitcher's Castorla Children Cry fo ! S'itchef's Castarla. Children CrIutm ; Cry-- ' : ; ' itcher' : & Castorla. i IORSE'S ' LAST DAY The Morse Dry Goods 00. Goes Out of Busi- n nes Saturday Night tc NEW FIRM TAKES HOLD THEN t Saturday 18 tie Urnncl Unl" lay for IInr- m gains at Ilof'lle'A-lInrl"ln8 : : or tie nll- geAt IUnll - U"nth ntllIIo : , t Any 'rlco- huts tim I.nst V.I ) ' . Just Saturday and then all Is over. Then the time Is past when yon can gel the most for your money that ever hallpenetl In this \ ' western country. They have been giving bargains at Morses all along , but this Saturday - day , tile last day , will as far outstrip theIr previous efforts as the sun outshines tIme stars The prices that will be made this their posl- tlvey ] last day , woulll seem unreal if I quoted In type , besides this Is no time to particu- larize , no matter what It Is , be It In The dresagootla or the silks The carpets of the curtains , Time crockery or the glassware ! , The notions or the corsets The hosiery or underwear , The cloaks or calicos , The muslins or sheeting ! Time Price Is cut and cut so terribly that there Is no price left to spook of II Is a. farewell day allli nlght-anll such a farewell. \\'hy. oven If you have no use for time goods now , It will pay you to buy them to hay aside for a year or more . Thero's not a slngo ] thing from a button up but that has almost lost Its price. It's done to get rid of as many goods In this one day and nlght-Satunay-as ] Posh- be. ] Prices are no longer nn object. : The Morse Dry Goods Co wIshes to thank their friends and others who have so gener- ollly assisted them In reducing this 1m. mense stock and this their farewell solo Is really and truly Intended to how their _ ap- predation of It more titan anything else. But bo that as It may , the fact remaIns that Saturday Is posItively the last day and that a little money never has nor never wilt buy as much an'where as It will ot Iorse's Saturda ' . ) _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ TALKED ON HEALTH. UoctorA' I/SOl18810n / nt the Current Topic CI tub. At the Current Topic club meeting Thursday - day night the subject under discussion was tIme clt.s health Dr. Somers divided the history of medicine Into four periods. The first was tIme primitive period In which the methods were those of time wizard and the mnglclan and the use of drugs was practically unmown. ] The next pello:1 : brought some knowledge of chemistI' and "lth It the search for some mysterious . elixir that would be a panacea for all ills . Then came the search for speclllcs allll then the present perIod or preventative l1Ielllclne This last , In his opinion , had a glorious future. II was attacking the very source of dIsease and the speaker ] affinned that within the lives of many present many of time diseases that now I'.1rrlp,1 ncr 'hplr finn,1. , annually - would " bO- ' practically - - aumimihilated. ' ; lIe cited the years IS92 and 18J3 ! , when the henlth department of New York City saved the country from an epidemic or AsIatic ehoJHa. \\'ho could estimate what such an epidemic unrestrained by the efforts or tIle health department , would have cost In lives and mone ) ' . Time city or Hamburg stamped j out an eldemlc , ) , already In progress , by cleaning UI ) the city and causing the drlnle- Ing water to bo boiled Time speaker then went Into n detallell history of the progress that had been made In staying the ravages or t'phold fever , smallpox scarlet fever , dIphtheria and a dozen other dIseases , and cited numerous statistics In support or his position. Coming at last to Omaha , he remarked ] that her nat- ural advantages should make her the health- iest , city In the country. Continuing , ho re- mar'd ] that the local health department could accomplish but little so long as Il was used as a political ] foot ball. Time office of food Inspector was largely ] a farce , and should be abolished. This work was good so far as It went , but the average citizen was not In the habit of buying decayed meat and vege- tables. It would be far more Important to know something of the purity of spices , , baking powder and a long list or articles In I dally : use , than that a car load or rotten potatoes should bo occasionally condemned Dr. Saville agreed In many Instances with the position taken by Dr. Somers , and stated that the public , which was not conversant with the work being done hy the Board of Health , and which was not apparent to a casual observer , could not appreciate what was beIng accolllpllshed by the board In the matter of sewer and plumbing Immspectioem 'fho department of time city which should have received the full appropriation , which was asked for to carryon tIme necessary work , was the one to receive the heaviest ] cut In Its working rorce. He said that he believed a competent force should be employed and that a chemIst should be employed In the health department. Why Is PrIce's Badng ] Powder the most economical ? Because It's absolutely pure. e Fllneral ot D. C. Smith / The funeral of the late. D. C. Smith will be held from the family residence , 220J ! Seward street Sunday mornIng at 10 o'clock 11ev John Williams will officiate and time services will be under the auspices or the Grand Army or the Republic , of which order lIIr. SmIth was a member. The Interment will bo at Forest Lawn cemetery. . Taking } ) OWI1 the W1I118. Workmen have commenced removing the third , fourth and fifth stories Of time Hellman building at 'fhlrteenth and Farnam strebts ! . Time building IHIII been condemned by time Board of Inspection. FIRE OAPTAnmlTO POST UP. - Must Make TIon1sehH Acquainted with UlIlIlllnjts In ThelbRlllpectho Ulstrlct . While the appllettbms of 100 or so ambItious cItizens hol'woulcl like to wear the uniform of the fire department are under consideration the addition to the force Is not the only reform thah hi , In prospect. One of these Is n change In' time gradation \ of the men so that a lieutenant In each company will be added to tlmeoiflcers ) of the Iepart- ] ment. ThIs Is renrJered necessary by time plans of the chief inrgard to the Inspection of the territory In each district by the captains of eonmpanles On tIme hydrant maps which are now nehrly completed \ , time city wilt be divided Into as many districts as there are companies and the captain of each company will be expected to make himself thoroughly familiar with every feature of his district As It Is reasonably to be expected that his company will be the first to lay In at a fire In that district his familiarity with the bulllllngs , and with the hydrants and mains In that vicinity will liii n material advantage In getting held of the blaze at the start The captain Is expected to not only thoroughly acquaint himself with the location - tion , , size and condition 01 hydrants and maIns , but to be famltlar with every materIal feature or the buildings In that territory. lie must male a thorough Inspection of every large building antI note the location ] and character of all ' stairways , elevators and other opcnlngs. 'fho thickness and condition of the walts must be otte1 down aumtl remembered - membered , as well as the location of any openings that might furnish aim avenue for the flames According to the present system the company would be left without a head while the cnptaln was absent on hIs trips of Inspection and conselluentlr one memlJer of each company will be promoted to tile position - tion of lieutenant nnd will have commllntJ of the company durinI the absence of the captain ) These appolnlments will be made lit an early date. Chief Hedell will soon give some of hIs allentlon to time mailer or fire tJrllls In time public schools At present there Is no regu- iar rule for these drills. In some of the schools the princIpals drill the pupils occa- slonally In malng ] a quick exit from the building , but In most of tIme schools the drills are so seldom that they are of but little benellt. It Is the opinIon of the chief that there should he a regular fire drill In each school at least once or twice a , week . This should be Insisted on . so that time pupils may become so fnlllllar ! with It that hwy will go through It mechanIcally lit a given signal , no matter IIIIIer ] what circumstances time signal may be given. A change ! Is also contemplated In time present arrangement of tIme alarm boxes. The system ha becn gradually enlarged to meet the relJulrements of the service and thue Is but little regularity In the location of the boxes Par Instance , box 27 Is at Twentieth and Cass streets , box 28 Is at Sixteenth and Vimitoum or In an exactly up- Posite direction from the center of the city. It may easily happen that when an alllr/ll Is turned In , the man emi the floor or an engine house may not bo Julte. certain whether time gong struck. 2i or 28. As they are In an opposite direction the company would be materially embarrassed and they must eIther lose tlame waiting to uscertaiil the right box or run'lIn even chance of going In the wrong dIrection. H the baxes were numbered In a regular order , according to location , there would be no such dhhilctmlty ! says the chief. II Is not unlikely tllat there will also bo some changes In tha.rulmlng card. The 1m. mediate central part of the city Is guarded by time chemical , hose , and hook ] anti ladder at Engine house No.3 , at Eighteenth and Ilarney streEts ; two , steamers and the water tower at No. 13 , at Fouteemmtii and Howard , and No. 2 hose comppny at Tenth and 1)ouglas. ] It may occur that both 28 and 3s will be called out 05 , tIme business district by /In nlarmmm This would leave this territory only protected by the engines and , the water tower , and In the abscncc or tIme lmoo corn- paroles thlQ apparatus would.tio like an un loaded musket , ony/-IIt' ] , to look ' at . They would haye to walt until hose arrived from lghth and Pierce or the 'j'wenfy.slxth and Leavenworth engine houses before they could turn a stream on the fire To obviate tllis objection It will bo necessary either to change the.arrangement of the I'I111ne houses so that one of the hose COUlpanles will Lo established at No. 13's house or to change time running card so that 2s and 3s will nenr leave tIme business district at time same time. One Idea was adopted this week ] , and this ' It Is expected , will make a material differ- ence In the gas bills of the departmmiemmt Heretofore the gas company has been In the habit of sending In Its bills . for each engine house once a month and time captain at tIme house hall no means of knowing how much gao : they were btmrnimig Chief HedeH has given the captains orders to take the read- Ings cf the meter each month and send them In to the central 0111cc Then when the gas bills come 'In they will bo compared with the figures submitted by the departmEnt ! amid any overcharge will be Immediately detected This system will also have the advantage of showing any useless burning or gas at any or the houses. . . Wimy are sunbeams like PrIce's Cream Baking Powder ? Because both are absolutely ] p.ure. . ] aIrs Not8un' " Will 1.11011. The will or mIssing Ida H. Notsbn was flied In the county court yesterday by her step- motimer 1\Irs. Cook. The will was executed March , 1SJ3. ! The proceeds of two life In- surance policies , aggregating $3.000 , are be- lIueathed to her two cimiidren John Hush Is named as executor. There will be a light over the will , as It will bo necessary to prove positively that lIIrs. Notson , her two children amid her father are dead , before time policies ! will be paId. _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ - - Only 25c for a. box of Stearn's Electric Paste to rid your house of vermIn. - _ _ ¶ ADAM' AND Eves hR.ST f'ALLBNQ OUT occurred over what they ate. Modern house- wives , take warning. Don't listen to tempting voices-use your own judgment - choose for yourself and husband the proper . food r. CALUMET BAKING POWDER is the wisest choice , for mary reasons . In the first place , it is pure-perfectly pure-J pee to you if you find that it is not. A piic/fi1 ! has power enough 10 do a pound of leaVC1liul In point of price it certainly will suitty.ou. CALUMET BAKING POWDER CO. , Oliioago. . _ . _ . . , . , _ Ii. ) e _ . .II J - - R FROM GASOLINE 2c-'i\ DIRECT FROM THt : TANK. r 1 A/fA % CHEAPER THAN STEAM 10lollcr. . No . 'ileom . No HI/vlncer. . / heat. ! Power for Curio amid } t'eellllIlIl . limiting ! , . - - hay , ltuummitmg Creameries , Sepllrlltor8 , : . ' - - - - , - . OTTO GASOLINE ENGINES - ' or Portable. Stationary ltoi2Ohi.l' ] . 8tol0iIP. . . - Send for r.ttalourI'rkl'll , etc. , describtmm ; worl' to bol1ono. v TIIEOTTOCASEIICINEWORK& a1 : & " ' "Iuut Htll.l'III1AUJ I.l'lIl\.l'A. ChiCIIItO , u Lake St. , OIUhIl , 3:11 : So 15th St. THEY ALL WANT THE LINE , Property hYIUlf'II lImtllnlr : to Secure R Street 1tnUwR JtrnAI"n. : While the residents of the southwestern portions of the city arc delighted ! \ In knowIng - Ing that the state fair grounds have been located on the lands of time DrIving Park association In the vicInity of Elmwooll park , they have thrown down the glove and have entered the lists In a fight to secure an extension - tension of one of the street car lines. It Is a foregone conclusion that the Omaha Street Hallway company will extend either the West Leavenworth street , or the Park A venue line to the fair gronnt1s. Which hue w'lI be pusherl out to the objective point has not yet been cletermlnt'll upon by tIme corn- pany , nor will It be until after the directors can hold a meeting , whIch will be seine time In the near future. In the meanthl10 rest- dents and Property owners along both routes are making life mlserablc for the olllcers at time rapid transit company , as they meet these gentlemen upon tile' streets at their homes amid In their offices , always present- Ing arguments to show that the route which they represent Is the one whIch shoulll be fol- ltmweml Both of the proposell extenslonD are of about the same length , being about two nlHl one.half miles each Shoulll tIme company decide upon tl\klng the West Leavenworth street route , It will mean an extension of the line whIch now runs out on I.eavenworth to Fortieth street Time extension woulll bEglu ! at the tracks ] of time I Bell line , running west Ilast tIme Holy Sepulcher - , ulcher cemetery , anti thence on to the east line of Ehnwooll park , where It would ] ! turn ami run due south to the grouncIs. If the other extension Is cIerltecI ] upon , the lIne will start from tIme southwest corner of Hanscom park antI follow out all Center street , touchIng - Ing the fair grounds at the southeast corner , hoar time main entrance. No matter which route Is selected ] , the coml1any will IlIIt In a. double track anti Ilut on a first class service cIurlng the summer months , as well as cIurlng the time of hodlng ] of the fair , thus 11Ivlc1lng the traiilc which bas heretofore gone to liamiscom pa rk. Time hark commIssioners arc more than pleased with the decision IIpon the part of the street railway peollle , as they feel that It will at once bring mmwoocI Into proml- ncnco as an outing place , and at the same time relieve Hanscom Park to a great ex- tent. tent.Olllccrs of the compan have been over the proposed extensIons ancI fluid some oh- jectlons to both , On time West Leavcnworth route there Is an unusually heavy grade In the vicinity of the ccmetery. This woulcI have to be rellucecI In order to successfully handle heavy loads , hut liS an offset there is n large ttlement along the entire street , nlmost to the park. ) ) own on the Center street hue , residents are fewer , but tIme gracIe Is conslderablo easier Alonl\ both lines time Ilrollerty owners have waived cIamalles , and have agreed that the COIl1Iany ) shall not be compelled to pave' between . the tracks ] of Its lines _ _ _ _ p _ _ _ _ 1lOMICSEtKEits' : KXCUUSIU1Ii8. 80llth Via Ilia I WllhAh IIIII/ruul. / : On February ii and 12. March 6 , April 2 anti 30. For rates or further Information and a copy of tIme 1I0meseekers' Guide call at time New Wabash office , 1415 Farnamn street or write G. N. CLAYTON , N. W. P. Agent , Omaha , Neb. -'I , , I I 7 From the Thioment of Birth use CUIICURA SOAr It is not only the purest , sweetest , and most refreshing of nursery soaps but it contains delicate emollielt ; properties which purify and beautify the skin , and prevent skin blemishes , occasioned by imperfect cleansing at birth , and the use of impure soapS Guaranteed absolutely pure byanalyt- t ical chemists of the highest standing. Sold throughout the world. Price 2SC. POTTeR Dp'c ; AIIP Ciimu.u . . CIIHr. , . . SO' " Prop'In' / ' . n. Mo' . "All "hour I" . " " . C ' ; " ' " ' " ' Our record ot actual anti undeniable cures oC BYI'UIIIS Is phenomenn' ' 'Vo tllrnlsh nil med- Iclnes fl'co nlld eradicate the polson from time system In DO days. Cure mtarnnteed. . Hours , 9:30 tJ ' 1.30 ; Wednesdays and Satur- clays. D. P. m. THE DlNSMOOn REMEDY CO. . 812 New York Life Oml1ha , Neb. = .rKE.- : RAr ISCAN DROPS Purely IHIUI Vegetable . Prepuired from the original (0 mtmhz Jrll : I cl'ved In the AI'clllve ! ot 1110 Uol.V LnUtllIlAv log Ull authentic hlEtery dating ! boe4000yeal'IJ A POSITIVE CURF : fo : all Stomach , Kidney and Bowel troubles , especially CHRONIC CONSTIPATION Price 50 cemits Sol by all Ilrulrgists. 'rhe Fra'.1cisan , : Remedy Co. ' 131 V1. ! ' : URE.f 8'1' . IJHIOAOO , XU furC1r'tiiarer1 : 1m m.tmqtam3CIen" For sale bj Kuhn & Co . t5t Dmglas ' ' ' " Teeth Without Plates BAILEY , , I sr. P \Ilr \ ? : : \tarlla n 311 1'01 , JS , . l'imll 1 Set Teeth..t 5.00 lh'CI' 1'1I1111s ; , ' l.G . ) host 'l't ! 'th , . . . 7M I'UIO 00111 ( Flllln\s : thO ! } 1'IIIn l'lat" . . . . . . . 10. ( } ) 11 Gold L'rowns,2k 0,0\ \ ' ' IIl'JclglllUUllItooth 0,00 l'lIlnlcs i'vtrac'mm Sue ihuitigmi Teeth Out In Mornl' 'g ' , New Teeth same day We have prepared - I a Little Book \ / Q which , if you are suffering I from Consumption , or any U # . - . wasting disease , will \ interest / you . It can b had for the - f/ askillg. Send us your name -Ti ' - - , / , on a postal card and one of , _ 11't _ . , Uncle Sam's lettcr-carricrs will , ; . 1 bring the booklet to your door ' / It will tell you all about the ' I f 6/ \ry ryIa 1 cst discovey in i ! medical I ' 1 ; : \ sClcnce- vhat It IS , . and why % f and how It cures dIsease i of , the success it has met with in Europe , and the good it is doing in , this country. This preparation is known as ' 7 Ozomu1ion TRADC-MARK It is composed of Ozone , Guaiacol and Cod Liver Oil. Ozone ' and Guaiacol are the most valuable life-giving and germ-dcstroy- ing agents in nature Cod Liver Oil is thc prince of flesh-makcrs and tissue-builders. These three ingredicnts have becn prcscribed separately for thc cure of disease for years , but no successful attempt - tempt has ever before been made to combine them ill a single remedy. This is why Ozo1ll11lsiol1 is Coieis . Coughs , Consumption and . I all Pulmonary Troubles ; Scrofula , Prescribed . . FOR { Genernl Debility Loss of Flesh by PI1YS1C1811S ( AnICmia and nil Wasting Discnscs. - - - - - - - - Manufactured by T. A.SLOCUMCO.,183 Pearl St. , Itew York. r"L..r1-.rr..rJ. .1j' KUHN & CO. , 15th and Douglas Streets , Omrtha. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - - - - - - . - - - " - - - - - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - - - _ - I , : " CUPIDEfiE" I , , " , . , , . Wn seal tim' ' marelom . . . French . . , ' . . . . . nOIl\l'II CAI.TI-IOS rr. KIIII II Cure'm time effects t 01 I , _ ' . . legtui guarmmmteo ' Ihllt l.t.mmOs us III self.abuse , excesses , 1'1'111' 1 1I1..horae..t- CmI..lnne : . . - " ' emIssions : : ! impotency I ( t'll : ' : . . . . . " ' , , ' . . . . " . .rl.oedo I ' ' . ' : umIIU"o1'UItI : t..1 \ imr.'r . ' I' I' r. . < > r. . 5 _ vnricocelc I amid eonst I ' \ " 1 \ ( - { 'u it alld foCI"Jctis rd. [ ) nation One 1I0llar a I " . . . . . MOFIL . ' : A.II. , ' VON CO / , 1EE : 4 box , six for t5. For . I 'l 'tl'- ' 1M. Armon , Agrnu , UndDD.II , ( mhl . . . > ; , 5sale by TilE : GOOD. I . . . . . . _ _ I MAN DHUG CO. _ _ - - - - - - - - - - - - . . . . _ , . . . , . . , . . . . , , . " - - - ! ' " " ' ; ) ----,1J > ; O. ; : ' ' ' ' ' lmlrIIL.'G. 'l I1f' ' ' = I Yes , We Have Everything I . : CONCElVAULE IN LOW COST FURNITURE , Spechl ! Bargains for Tilis Week. \Ve have not time i'oommi to show cutsbut , CJ ) nssUl'O . you thc 111'ico mentioned ill : \\011 wOl.th double tIme IH'icc oiTci'etl . ' C1 > A $ lfi CholTonler COl' . . . . . . . . . . $ 7.00 S : : I A * 9 Upholstered Patcnt Rock- - . . _ . Cl' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.50 . - : : I A $5 II1I'dwood IJcdstcfill ' . . 2.00 I -t - t CD A $20 hm'd\\'ood Bedroommi suit , 14,50 I -B _ s A si : Hungiug- Lump fot' . , . . . . . 95 : I A $2 High clink' COl' . . . . . . . . . 980 -k--l ; . Orj . . . . A $50 Pm'lol' Suit tom' . . . . . . . . . 29.00 i C/q ( A The ; . Decorated Cuspidor Cot' . 340 A pait'ofNottimighiamn ) lace curt - ' , -t thins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 950 - h C1 > A g'lJod Smyrna Rug COl' . . . . . . 750 - % : - p. 4 A good mantel [ . 'olding l3cUfor 11.50 \Vo have u Cow of these C.dC- : : nillo Couch loft which wo , - ? o . J will closc ont nt $6.48 achj ; : : : : r t'cgoula1' 1)mico , $11.0. I _ _ i E : : . TIcmcmbct.0 give you time . best of I . ' cvol'ythinlr- t ) nEST Ju vliic. nEST its ervice. I BEST iu ternms t en ) I , : : : r Also I'cmombm' that grods \\0\0 \ novae \ so CngAP as NOW , amid that they . , . cannot possibly bo cheapcl' . a. ' n ) - ! : c I _ . , og I- g Our Tert11s--Cash , or ' I I . ' ' P7 : ilJlv'rtlo : : r : "tl m , SlllOr\Veele ; . . ; HI' 81 Ilcr , , mmomthi . 825 worth or gonh S1./i0 / 1"1' 1V""lc , , tlr 811.00 11 " 4mIumI see worth 01 ,001111. . $5 : p..r ' \ \\01'/ / ( h' I'iIII 1)0 " ) mm . 1II01i1h. . ' 87li worth ot . 8il : / ) mvm'ie , . With wide Rille bands , Rille plpln , sprlnl I ( geol ! , 1. Wi' Ie. . ctlgcs mill rouimclmtru soiling ike hot cmmkus ! , Ur 8.10 llur 101i1h. edsesI roundlrn selin" IIC CI\S , . . . . and well limy may. Aside trol 110 9100 worth oI gouIe I.\ 1"1' w..lq , ; imbovo they'ro heavily fri JcIl mmro Oil- ) tlr Pm I : I'"I 1\111' I IIO\'O ' Irl 111- , . , , : 6125 worth or . P3.SOO ' ' ' holstered wth : best steel 'lelpel'cl good 1.50 1"1' wrl'lc , amid aitogotimer time most ( 't' N I 'I Imor ' lolth mire 11.11' sprlls Ild , , luxurols pleceR Ire nltojether for 121 10 SlliO worth or gootle " . ' 111 WO"1 ' ; oihoucul ] . Oum , , Or $ I 43 iler iio. mmtli (1111 lIeI over . l"nll On'C'CI OUI $ . 45 . , . rIco timis iveok , Ilrglln$12 8:00 worth or good . ir ' ' 1 WI'I'Ie ; price 1 . . . . . tlls . . . . . . wee . . . . " . . . . \ . u\'or . . . . . . , /00. HI , 15 : IIU' ) month ' f5200 worth orgomIId 35(1 ( ' wookl ' G''II' lmr ; Saummu C'otmlm covemcdImm ' 61 ' : COlch - II 48 . 1'1' tapestry-bargain lrieo . . . . . . $648 t : 1$23 I'UI' mOlth : , Scud 10. for OU1" 11ulmoth : Ilustl ltcd Catlioguc. ; OJ'eu Sa1rdaJ hVC/ilgs Untt ro O'clock. . 4n&'o I. , _ . _ _ . - - - : : , . - - . . - - _ - _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ 'H _ _ - _ _ _ _ _ iETJI bbiLiiriii-i D 0 o D U Si-iccess 11 Life LI B D depends on little things. A Ripans I o Tabule is a little thing , but taking 0 D 0 o one occasionally gives good djges 0 o tion , and that means good blood , El [ 1 1 LI B and that means good brain and I LI LI Li brawn , and that means success , Q E lpanl Tabulrl Fold 1) druGslt. or by mall 0 D It time lines < : rcnts 1 box > II .rnL t" ' . I- . . ' , , . , Ito. 10 N mane ( 'herntii'l ' Cnmmmny t5prmts & ; o. V. ii : : _ ODe _ _ _ _ _ I 2 I lOjillCLIDLi l