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S . . THE OJ\rAllA \ DAIT.J nEJ : 'rII lJifD.AY ( , EnUUAUY 28 , 1895. ! ) _ _ _ _ _ _ , _ 3 --to
'I'IE OMAHA DAILY BEs
I cotmclr4 nr FFS.
( OFFICE , - - NO. 12 l'EARL STREET.
Delvred by carrIer to any part of the city.
U. W. TIL'rON , Ltuel.
'FI.Et10NES-luI'nes tmce. ? 'o. < : nIght
e3itor No. U.
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11SUi "l . TIU..o.
Grand , Council flIuft. E. F. Clark , prop.
Ma'I' Real Estate ngeney , 13 ! nroad\ : )
. ' The Union Vcteran Legion " 'I give an
entertlnment this evening.
W. C. Craig and Al : Beard , both or
Omaha , were married yeserday hy Justce ,
Cook. , I
Lily camp No I , n. N. A. Aid society
wi meet with Mr8. Schlutor , 322 North
Ninth street , 1rllay afternoon.
William Welch , who was caught using Mr8.
Qulnn'8 cellar ns a sleeping car , was fined
; lr.7o In police court yesterday morning.
The I.ollies' Aid socety or 13t. John's
Englbh , I.uthern church meets this afternoon
at the resllenco or Mrs I. V. Williams on
Commercial stret.
hank Car. n Wlnlyvle bootegger , was
bound over to the United State grand Jury
yesterday afternoon , and deposited In the
' county Jai for afekeepIng.
Jack ( loft was arrestel yesterday , charge
with stealing a pall of thls from J , J.
Crowe , a West Broadway saloon Ieeller. The
charge , as It appears In the Information , Is
embezzlement.
A gasoline stove eXIIIOled laet evening at
the residence of. O. A. SchocllMcl" , corner or
Twenty.slxtii lreet : and Avenue C. and the
; fire damage department was done. was called oul. But little
The case or l otherlnllm agaInst Whie-
- law was on trial all lay yesterday In the district -
trict court. I otherln ham was on the witness -
ness stand for cross.cxamlnution during the
greater part or the day.
Conrad : Oelse & Son had an attachment Is-
sued from the district court yesterday afternoon -
noon for the property of 1d ( I Witig , an
Omaha saloon Ileeper. The ground for the
attachment was that the defendant 19 a non-
ceoident of Iowa. Two unpaid notes , aggre-
gating U.D32 , were sued on.
Byrne Ire . ' "Fght Bells" rang to a good
sized audience . last evening at Doh3ny's. The
I ) play Is a thoroughly enjoyable one . much
new materIal having been added to that
presented here o sucqesafuhly a year or two I
ngo. Another performance wi be given title '
evening and the opera house should be
crowded
Cliff Ilough's polka curt case was again
continued until this mcrnlng. The tnembrs
of the police force who witnessed the dlmcuHy
cannot bring their stories within forty yards
.
of each other , all there II strong probability
of the case being dlemleed soon The point
' upon which the ' hitch now rests seems to be
ns to whether Omcer CInar brought his prIs-
oner through a salon or over the shlewa
AI Haehwl7 and Henry Droge arc under
arrest charged with being Implca1cd with
Herman and William Droge In the theft
or some leal horse bones. Rachwlz claims
that the buying ground Cram which the
bones were tallen Is a part or his deceascl
father's estate. and that hb rather put the
L bones there while he was holding down the
position which Sorensen now occupies. 1e
was merely acting without bonds ns adminIstrator -
Istrtor of his father's estnte
Charles Castlentan . supposed to have been
a member of a gang of thieves who have
been operating extensively In barns In west-
era Iowa and eastern Nebraslt , will not
have to stand trial. L. Hughes , whose buggy
was found In the "fence" near Springfield ,
- , Neb . was unable to bring wItneses to prove
: his guilt when the case came up for trial
yesterday afternoan. Justice Cook wanted
him to say what he expected to prove by
the missing witnesses , but as Hughes would
not say the court overruled his motion Corn
n continuance , and the case was dismissed.
Wo have over $300.000 to 11an upon improved -
proved Iowa farms. Farmer desiring loans
can save money by dealing direct with us.
thereby saving agent's commission. We do
not loan on wild lands. nor In Nebraska.
Lugeo & 'owle , 235 Pearl street.
, \ Z' flS0 : .IL I'.ll.1 a I.u' lIS.
, The members of the "Eight Bells' com-
pony arc stopping at the Ogden hotel
Inspector W. G. D. Mercer of the United
, States secret service was In the city yester-
y , day.
day.Rev.
Rev. Henry Dehong who has been confined
to his bore by Illness for several days , Is
able to be about again.
TWO OAn J.o\VS 01' UUY Gonls.
,
Tim lUg Comlgllolt COle to the 10stol
More this \1",1 ( .
Two car loads of goods will arrive at the
Boston Store this week and as quickly as
they can be unpacked will be put on sale.
Case lots are being received evry day . and
the car lots are only a part or the regular
spring addition received In a bunch Al
of these goods are the newest spring fabric .
and they cover a range In prices and qualty
that will satisfy the tastes and suit the
purses of all the ladles. The new gods were
never BO beautiful nor EO cheap.
FOWLEH , DICK & ALlmR.
Aletun ; tIe or ttioeq.
H. A. Mesamoro . who for nineteen years
bas been a parsenger conductor on the North-
western and who recently ( urchasel the
MorrIs Dros. shoe store , has concluded to
close out the stock In the quickest way. For
this purpose ho has engaged Harry haitian
and will run nn auction sale every afternoon -
. noon and evening until the stock Is sold
The first sale occurred last night , and was
very successful. Shoes never were sold so
cheap , bidders getting them for just what
they wanted to give. Auction every afer-
noon at 2 o'cloclt , especially for the ladles ,
and 7 o'cloclt In I the evening , GOO Broadway
TrouserS "J ur/l,1 U1t "
Rev. E. W. Ahien'a baptismal sUl , which
was stolen from the Christian tabernacle just
before the service last Sunday evening has
# been found. A young man employed In the
. Ogden livery barn had them on yesterday
' morning , Industriously "hosing" a buggy ,
when he was discovered ( lie said he hal
bought them for $2 of another man wheec
name he did not know lie thought they
were Just the thing to clean buggies In , and
was much distressed when he had to give
them up. An information Is now on file
charging John Doe with stealing the suit.
John has been convicted of many crimes be'
fore , but has EO far managed to keep clear
' or the present one.
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\hllt ii I In 81 NIlI a '
Everything Ir applied to a Iardman Piano ,
laid by Mueller l'lano and Organ company
103 MaIn street.
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lrlncst soup In town served with 15c din-
S tiers at the Pearl chop house
Burned Ilorso antI liar , ) .
Wilson Duncan's place , two mies east of
the city . was visited by tire yesterday morn-
lag a 2 o'clock. Il son came home at mid-
tilght and everything was all right. Whcl
they awoke In the mernlng they found that
the bar had burned , with all its contents ,
IncludInG a horse. buggy and harness . ltv
the fire originated Is unknown , and the fact
of It having not awakened the occupants of
the house Is due to the distance between the
bun and the ( house The loss IB estimated at
about $300. which Is not covered by Insurance
Yes , the Eagle laundry IS "that good
laundry , " and II located at 724 Broadway .
If In ( 'oubtaO\t tIlls try It and be convinced
Don't forget name antI number 'ei. 157.
lurllll" 1.lccUMI'I.
The following manage licenses were Issued -
sued by the county clerk :
Name and AlldresB. Ase.
w. C. Craig ' Omaha . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
.lln Beard Oniaha. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Iuloclt hiethers , Council Bluffs . , . . . . . 2
Hattie lullert , Council liluffs . . . . . . . 21
au heating stoves for rent soil lor cab : t
CoulcI Bluffs Ou company's oW e. .
one lllro , " ' .ok
or that half'prlce art sale . All frame
and pictures just hal price.
ia . . U. L. SMITh & CO .
45 Main tt.
" : It.
Datls : sells drugs , paint and glass chean. . J
NEWS \ FROI I COUNCIL BLUFFS
Sherif nBa Is Deputics Fo1ow 1 ( Johi
. Trail In the Riley Matter ,
hAD A TIP ThAT PROVE WORThLESS
I'ounl R lolso Where the Thing iq I Said to
have Spent the Night Atr the
Sitouting-Wl.lte Nut the "Inl-
! houtn-Whlc
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'cro Il1her.
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Yesterday al nOln the sheriff's department
received 1 tip to the erect that Charles Connor -
nor , alas J. tlo ) the escaped bank : robber '
Mon at John Crowe's saloon -
Ilasset Monday night
loon , at the corner or Broadway and Twenty-
third Btreet. Sheriff hiazen Icpltes ) Peter-
fen and Ooodwln" , W. n. Kemp and Thomas
Maloney went to the npot and In nn 11-
Ilressl'e manner began a search , after Bil
rounding the house so that Riley , In case
he had remained there Carty-eight hours
for the purpose of hellg arrested , cOuld not
escape. They found nothing. CroWo was
not there antI the women elalled they know
nothing about Hiey having been there Before -
fore the object of the visit was made known ' ,
however , they seemed to have n IJ'eUY'fall
Idea or whlt It was. The sheriff's force
cal0 back to the court hoUse trailing its
artillery In the dust.
John Schocntgcn formerly n member of
the school bo Il. wq one of the first to bo
notified that Riley had been caught , and his
notification came hy telephone from some
unlmown uartY. - - _ _
The fact that WhIte . one of the rotbors
now In jai , wns positively hlelUfed TueB-
lay by Sheriff Davenport or Union county
nml Jnmec I. " Br'al oC Creston ns one of the
parUes supposed to _ have been implicate ' iii
the robbery of I batik : nl Mnlvern las Oc o'
tict . brothut'ilhlaiu I van ! cashier of the
ballt , to tile city yesterday after-
noon. Evans I ! n brother or 1rB ,
Judge / ! eel of this city , amI
Irs. Heed Is largely II lestl1 In the bank
In question. After hnvllg nn interview will ,
Whie ( through the bars Mr. gvnns declnrl
poclUvely that he was not the right man.
Sherlr Campbell of Glenwoo,1 , was also nt
the Jail Ilurig the day , and ho . too , said
that the man In custody was lot the one
implicated In the Malver rohbery. During !
the day officers from othfr towns ant coun.
ties throughout the state called at the jai ,
as well aM outsiders who were actuated
mosty by curiosity , and craved the pleasure
of resting their orbs on the faces of the cul-
prits. The physician oC Smih , the wounded
man , fInally issned orders that no one should
ho permitted to see him excepting the Jailer ,
as his condition , woull1 not permIt It.
A photograph Is now In the Ilossession ! of
Sheriff Hazen or Charles Conner , the Omaha
creel : . who Is said to be identical with the
shootist . Riley. The picture was shown to
Nick O'Orlen yesterday , and he pronounced
It Riley's picture. Sheriff lazen went to
Omaha yesterda afternoon and hell a consultation -
sulaton with the officials at that place with
a view to learning what they know about Connor -
nor The theory of the omclals Is now that
Conner Is the man wanted , ant that he Is to
bo found ( lu this Immeliate vicinity.
Dr. M3crea stated last o\'enlng that O'Orlen
was not doing well at all. Ills pulse Is up to
130 nml his temperature 103. Io was flighty
during a large part of the day. The symptoms
last evening Indicated that by this morning
Infammaton would have set In , and very
serious results may follow. Smith , the
wounded robber IB resting comfortably but
Dr. larstow said last night that his case too.
might result seriously . The outcome will
depend largely on the course hula trouble tales
In the next twenty-four hour .
I'ollce for Election.
The city ( council met yesterday afternoon ,
Mayor Cleaver occupyIng the throne and
Aldermen i3rewichc Gleason . Grahl Ilshton
and White their respective chairs. The mat-
ter of electing specIal policemen for election
clay was taken up , with the followIng- result .
there being a republican and a Iemocrat In
each precinct the republican being the first
In tbo list :
First 'urd-Flrst precInct , Fred Graute ,
John Olsen. Second precinct , J. S. Fer-
IU80n , George Smiley .
Second Ward-First procinet J. O.
Spauhding. P. 1' . Lanstrup. Second precinct -
duct , Gus Larson A. itiekctts.
Third 'Vnrd-Fh'st precinct L O. WI-
Iams , .J , A. Datesmnn Second precinct
Paul Siebold , Forrest Kinne ) ' .
Fourth WurI-First precinct P. D. Mot- I
taz CaptaIn flapahJe Second precinct
Niels Chl'lstoferon. C. 'Vcsley.
Fifth Ward-First precinct , O. E. DeR-
wick . C. J. Shields. Second precinct , T.
A. Cochran , Scott Blel'lel
Sixth 'Vard-I"lrs . precinct J. W Kirk
Isaac Dot ) . Second Ilr.clnct , 'Vllam Van
Orman , P. Tlerncy.
Ihoe-.tcnUnl " 1\son. "
Rov. P. M. Keys Is the style or lame worn
by a gentleman who was behind the bars of
the city . Jai last evening on the charge of
shoe stealing. He has been employed In
II. A. Messniore's shoe store at the corer of
Sixth street and Broadway for some days
past. anti has been taking his meals at
l'ardey's chop house on Pearl street. Last
Friday he brought wIth him a bundle which
he Bald he would hike to leave there lor a
little while. The following day he brought
another , and kept It up until Tuesday , when
one of the boys came to the conclusion that
something was wrong and called the aten-
ton of the proprietor An officer was Btn-
loml at the restaurant last evening to watch
for him so that he might be nabbed when he :
brought another mysterious bundle , and the
plan worked. Nine pairs of shoes were found
In the restaurant , all of which hl been
toleu from Messmore. Among his erects
were a lot of halt-fare permits made out to
cash Rev P. M. Keys , and ho also hal $15 In
.
WILL J'lIHl1'll IIIal ' . .
Structure Over the llMlurl at MIOUX City
to ISo COIII\ote.l.
SIOUX CITY . Feb. 27.-Spelal ( Tele-
gram.-The ) owners of the mechanics' lens
against the unfinished brldgo across the Missouri -
souII here , after waIting two years for the
bridge company to reorganize and complete
the structure , announce that they will take
up the work as soon as they can arrange
details , and finish It. The len holder are
the contractors who did work on It and
were not paid. .To protect their claims of
about $300,000 , they will finish the work
The chler at polIce today notified all the
drug stores In town that they must at once
discontinue the sale or liquors , except as reg-
ulatel by the t'tate pharmacy laws , or they
would be closed . under the Martin liquor
law Drng stores have become the salons
after the closing hour or other places , and
have grown Into a nuirance They have vIolated -
hated the state law flagrantly , anll ( the officers -
fcors have determined to stop It It possible.
Deputy State DaIry Inspector McCray swore
out warrants ' today against the commission
house or Ialmer & Co" , and searched their
ulace for Imiaton butter , which , lie charged ,
Was being held there Instead of the real
article. Samples were taken from a large
number , or parcels of what the deputy thought
were not real butter . They will be analyzed ,
and If the suspicion la true , the firm wIl
be prosecuted. Much of the Imitation butter
has been hll\le from here lately as the
genuine article. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
ChlaccII , w lilt AIorlnl , the Hteurds.
MASON CITY , Ia , Feb. 27.-Speelal.- ( )
The grand jury , which made ) Its report Saturday -
day and was discharged , Indicted ex-Auditor
I. lit . Van AUken , jr , for forgery under
section l13) or thern t cOIle. The grounds of tie
finding are understood to be that the record
was changed during ) the sslon or the board
ali In Mr. Van Aullen'8 interest and as far
as expert testimony goes , the handwriting
In which the change IB ituade la the sale
I the boy of the proetdlngs , which are
II Mr , Van Auken's handwriting.
loollninh fur [ ioverl , , r.
CORNING. Is , l eb. 27.-Speclal ( Tele-
gram.-An ) enthusiastic meeting or leading
Coring relJublcans assembled today and organized -
ganized a harsh club to boom the candIdacy
or Senator J. D. harsh of Creston for goV-
erlor or Iowa They pledge bhn their ear-
lest support. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
1)ui' Thruugh Is htrlok % V.sIi .
JuThruugh J Irllk.1.
IIAI1LAN . ha , Feb. 27-Speeial.-The ( )
only occupant of the county jai effected his
-
escape while the sheriff was nt church by
digging through nn eight-Inch brick wall.
The prisoner's name Is Donabue lie was In
for larceny He took the first here he could
find , rode to Earling . where he visited his
wife and took the first train wezt.
A large mass meeting was held nt Bell's
Iuall last nIght by citizens who favor municipal -
cipal reform A Parkhlutan movement IB
on foot for cleansing the city government.
Inll It ohb" rr N ear TAhor.
TAI3OI1 la. , I eb. 2-Speclal ( Tele rnm. )
-Ono of the boldest robberies ever attempted -
tempted In thlK vicinity occurred about
noon today one mile north of 'rabor A
man and womnn driving I span of gray
horses hitched to n top buggy stopped nt
the farm house of James Yates claiming ,
to be relatives at Myron Mtmslnger ( , liv-
lag near by. No one was nt the house
hut l Il. Yates. The man drew < I re-
\olver and ordered her to PrePare / IUnnor.
She dlii so. After they hail , eaten the
man gave hIl companion the revolver and
tolI , gve to keep guard over Mrs. Yate
lie then went to lunslnJets house and
ransacked It from cellar to arrot. Iun-
singer II a stock buyer , nHI II al present
In Chlcngo with stock. His wife Is also
nlsoflt. The amount taken from the
house Is unknown , but he Is supposed to
have secured considerable sU/pose The
mal anti woman went en st.
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Took ti lese uf ! t rl.hnlno.
CAltflOlih . ha . , Fob . 2.Speclnl ( Tele-
gruun.-The ) dead bodY ot Charles Vetter
wall round yesterday In I fel < near hal-
bi' . He wa ! I cripple , and by his side
WllH a bottle half full or strychnine. Con-
Ihleruhle moiuey and other valuables were
found II hIs pockets. I Is n clear case
of suicide lie \\'ns n bnchllol' r years
old , Inll comfortlbly lixeil. lie ilved with
I brother . nail recently cOllllnlled of
lfllflff In the held , which ProbablY eatiseil
/alns . <
Insanlt I . _ _
I'rleo or" Wif' I' fToctIon.
! 10c\on
NgWTON , In. , I eb. 27.-Speclal ( Tele-
gritun-Thio ) jury In the Grosso-Brown
case Cllno In this morning \ylh n verdict
for the plaintiff . I was n suIt involving
the nfrectonl of n wife nlHI breaking tip
1 bottle . nnll the aggrieved one receives
s : : GO for his Incernttl affections. .
I 1(1gb Newel , coronel of JnlpeI county .
died lasl evening itt [ o'clocl lie wits
It one tune one or Jasper eount"s 10lt
Il'ollnent 11\\'ers.
1)'nl"l that 1114 i'ilier h ror Slo.
) : II. 1''Jcl' :
DES MOINES , I eb. 27.-Specini ( Tele-
glm.-11 ) report that II. V. Seymour ,
mnmllnl editor of the Chicago Icmhl ,
has been negotiating for the Des Moines
Leader Is denied \ / ' the owner oC the
vauu.'r. He Bays the [ UC' Is nol for sale.
-a
TALKING ON COAL liATES.
nnlrolll Men : : 'lnl ( Ocr thc
Sittiati oil.
For several years tile railroads of the trans-
missouri country have been engaged In an
effort to 110 ono another on coal rates with
the result that no uniform tariff could be
agreed upon Lines east or the river hal
their own mines to look after anti protect ,
while lines west or the river were ambitious
to give corporations operating mines along
their properties the benefit of rates whereby
they migiut b able to undersell easter
coals. Manipulations of declare tariffs be-
canto very common , and usually one of the
stable artIcles of consumption became a
foot bal to bo kicked about the street. As
a result of the recent cut on Hock Springs
coal made hy the Union PacifIc , which was
prompty let by the Hock Island and
Burlington on coal from their mines the
coal question began to assume a chaotic as-
poet , nld talks of conferences were hearth In
railroad circles. When General Manager
'rruelale of the Roct Island was In Omaha
last week he talked upon the coal problem
wih tile Union Pacific people. He \ug-
gosted that a meeting of lines be held In' '
Omaha for the purpose of talking over the
situation , wIth a vle.\ . ( reaching an ngree-
.
ment.
A9 I result of this suggestion on the part
of Mr. Trueslal a meeting was called yester-
day represented at the : Millard with the following lines
Traffic Manager lughes or the Denver &
mo Granle , Denver ; General Agent G. , V.
Valery of the D. & M. , Denver : General
Freight Agent Wide of the Union
Pacific , Denver & Gulf , Denver :
General Freight Agent Crosby D. & M. .
Vice President and General Manager TrCB
dale of the Rock Island , Chicago ; General
Tralc Manager Bidle of the Santa Fe ,
ChIcago ; General FreIght Agent Darte , gen-
oral freight agent for the Chicago . Burlng-
ton & Quincy lines In Missouri , General
Freight Agent J. W. Johnston of the Hock
Island lines eat of the Missouri rIver.
The entire day wao devoted to dIscussing
rates In the transmlssourl country.
In the afternoon the coal dealer' withdrew
from the conference to give the railroad
representatives a chance to settle the mater
. but they reached
along themselves no
agreement and adjourned to D o'clock thIs
morning. At 10 o'docl another general
meeting of railroad men and dealers wIll
be held.
The conference yesterday was private but
enough IB known to cause the suspIcion that
no agreement will be reached at this time , . . '
ATCHISON nEOUU.IZT10N. .
, laln l'olntl or' the l'hl Agreed Upon bJ'
, ' , ,
the Julot COlllttno
NEW YORK Feb. 27.-The Joint reorganization -
zaton committee of the Atchison railroad
has reached a conclusion upon the main
points of the reorganization plan , which pro-
\'hles that $10 assessments will be levied on
the common stock , and $ on the second
mortgage bonds , for which an equivalent will
be given In preferred stock. The exIsting
general mortgage bonds wIll be exchanged
for 7f per cent In new bonds and 40 per
cent In preferred stocl. For the A bonds
preferrel stock will be given at 15 per
cent , Id for the D bonds preferred stock
will bo given lt 120 per cent ' The defaulted
bonds of the St. LouIs and San Francisco , the
Colorado Midland , Atlantic and Pacific will
ba taken up wih new bonds and preferred
stock at prIces ranging from 25 to 90 per
cent ,
The new securities to be Issue under the
plan are : $102.000,000 In common stock .
$75,000,000 . In preferred stock $25,000,000 In
prior glen bonds , $ l O.OOOOOo In general
mortgages 41 and $ OOOOOOO of adjustment
5 per cent bonds.
The provision for the Issue or prIor len
bonds has been put Into the plan at the
Instance of the fcrelgn member of the com-
mitee who contend that the funds for the
i'ehuabilltation of the property could be ob-
tamed In no other way
Victory for the UnIon I'achfle .
TOPEKA . Ran , . Feb. 27.-UnIted States
District Judge finer has decided the bit suit
brought by the government against the Union
lacllo Railroad company for . ; 40,000 and
thIrty-three years Interest In favor cr the
railroad . ompany. , Thee suit , , was brought . .to
cover too Ilrlce 01 tne rlgm 01 way 01 toe
railroad between Kansas City and Lawrence ,
ICan , which , when the road was built , was
the Delaware Indian reservatIon . The government -
ernment claimed that the road hall not pall
for the land taken nor fer the Improvements
on the property and the suit was brought to
compel the payment of the prIce or the land
ant Improvements , which were fixed at $40 , -
000. The railroad company cialm01 the land I
under I grant from the government and at
the seflon of the United States circuit court
Attorney A. I. Williams fed a demurrer to
the suit which Judge finer has sustained .
The case wi be taken to the United States
court of appeals _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Tnns 6 l'seilo ( Denies Uato Cuttnl'
DALLAS , Tex , Feb. 27.-The omclals of
the Texas & I'aclflc ralroal ! emphatically deny
the charge of the Achlwn that the Texas &
Pacific lisa been cutting passenger rates on
business from California . They say they have
been maintaining the . tariff strictly.
\11 Ilpeurh 'I'hetr Ir.sIIe/t.
COWLES , Neb" , I eb. 27.-Speelal-An ( ) interesting -
terealng proceeding Is to be enacted on Friday
evenIng next by a Cowles society known aB
the Senate. In answering a toast , "Wash-
Ington , the Statesman , " In a public memorial
exerelu lt its regular session last Friday
evening ex-County Attorney Ii. L. hopkins
made a vigorous attack \Vashuington's
policy a a statesman. The greatest ex-
citeirent was created and a motion was Immediately -
mediately made and carrIed hnJeachlng Hop-
1.ln8. who Is president of the Senate , and six
articles of Impeaohment were flied. hopkins
has teCurel COUllel and wIll fight the pro-
ceedings. The prosecution . conducteJ by J. J.
Tooley , princIpal of the Ign school , will make
a strong cue. The Impeachment of Andrew I
Johnson wIll be used a a precedent , . I
READY TO Pi1YiL CLAIMS
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Security National \ Bapk ' c1 GraUl Island
NCtionBnpk'jP
Dcslm t EesrnBusincss. .
FUNes AVALABLE Tp \ ETLE IN FULL
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Authority Ur'IICotlet \ , . thto ! l'ntinlner to '
Turn lie I iist It titIni " : A flairs Over
hl'tllhl.
to the OM 1pipe'rs nn.1
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Stolkl\lllrr \ .
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GRAND ISLAND , Neb. . Fob 27.-Spe (
clal.-The ) Security National bank Is In a
position to pay eli depositors anh other cred-
Iors every dollar It owes them This Is the
gooJ news which greeted Grand Island cit-
Izens this morning . National Bank Exam-
liter Howey yesterday telegraphed to the
comptroller or the currency , ckels , that
sufcient funds hall been raised to 110 this ,
alI ) asked for the necessary InBtructons to
turn the bank and its affairs bathe Into the
hands or tile directors anti omcers ami let
them pay the < epoflors as fast as they ap-
pIled . The answer or the . comptLoler was
not roeitive . I Indicated that there was
nothing In the way ' or such a step provided
that the expenses of the national examiner ,
who has been In charge oC the bank since
It suspended on November 27 last , hal been
pro\'llell for. lowey at once sent a second
telegram , stating that tItle provision hal
been mttad . Since then no further worth has
been receIved front the couuptrohler. 110w' .
ever , Howey does lot doubt that tIme answer
will he to permit the bank to liquidate Its
affairs. . The dEposit or time bank was I little
aveI $ OOOO.
The bank examiner received authorl ) ' from
Comptroller cllels today to turn time bank
over to the bank lrectors.
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! T1LI . w\nu l'OI illS nnHm.
longn5 : County 1'11101 'nllon lu hy n
Mntrlllulnl I Ac\ i4r mat em , C.
VALLEY Neb , l.'eb. 27.-Speciai.- ( )
Ahont three years ago the wife of Robert
Mitchell died , amid since that time the
lonely husban has been living on his farm
with his three children , five miles north of
Valley. The thought or remaining single hal
never come to Mr. Mitchell's mind , and In
the memltme the widower was on the look-
out for anolher wife About one year ago
Mr. Michel received a copy of a matri-
modal paper , and It was only a few days
later that lie was In correspondence with : n
pretty souther girl Miss Minnie Averton
of Columbia , Tenn. Minnie was :1 year of
age educated , and her letters soon convince
Mr. Mitchell that she was the proper woman.
to be his wife. Letters came thlcll and fast ,
and finally the two were engaged. The wedding -
dIng day was set for January 28. 189 , and
was to have taken place at the home or Miss
Averton In Columbia. This arrangement was
set aside by Mr. Mitchell for the purpose of
saving expense , and ho advised his be-
trothel to come to Nebraska , and they would
mEt at Valley anti be mhrrled. Mr. Mitchell
sent Miss Averton $50' ' the 1t of February , to
pay her railroad rare 1to , Nebraska . and In due
tme received acllowlellnent of the money ,
and that she would be hero the 12th of this
month. ' / "
Dressed In hIs best 'suit of clothes Mr.
Mitchell was In Val.3' 9n the appointed day
to meet the Call sou11ern girl who was never
to be his wife . but { she 11d not arrive. The
next day and the next day for one whole
week did Mr. 1lehel" ' visit the railroad
staten wih no bettdri ' ItIk. Now , Mr. Mitch-
eli realzC that ! lnn ! has gone with a
handsomer man. taIling lle $50 along
State Sunday School : iUsslonary 0. Land
of the Swedish Baptist church closed the
protracted meeting this place last Sun-
day evening. During" " the meeting twenty-
three conversions were pade , and much interest -
terest was , manifested 1from beginning to
end . Monday eVflngl baptsmal services
Were , held , and tle ' etre number , were
baptized. : ' . , . ,
J. n. , Ingram and Edward Hudsplth returned -
turned yesterday from TennCseel where they
' went about two weeks ago with a car of
horses.
What was once Immortal of the Valley
Herald , . has been taken to Waterloo , and
wi male Its appearance next week under
the name of the Waterloo Gazette : G. A.
Bryant editor and pubhisimer.
LINCOLN IQTEL OilstNGE9.
G.V. . Jnhn.on or the ( Onlllll Offered tbe
Jllllmnent or the 1,11"ln.
LINCOLN , Feb. 27.Speclal ( Telegram.- )
H. W. Johnson of the Capital has been offered
tile position of manager or the LIncoln hotel
by time new company now In charge. I Is
not known for certain whether he wi accept
'tho offer . but It Is considered quite likely
that he will do so.
There was a large crowd at the Ash Wednesday -
day service at the l rocathelral this mor-
Ing. Father Hocho explained the origin
antiquity and purpose of the forty days of
Lent. 'fonlght the first of a series of Lenten
servlces"wl given the subject being the
"Purposo of the Lenten Season and I Vin-
dicaton of the Christian I ast. "
The verdict of the coroner's jury In the
case of Frederick Wickluart who committed
suicide In the asylum was fed today In the
distrIct conrt. The jury found that Wick-
hart , an insane patent , hanged himself on
the night of February 2. from the bars of his
cell wlh his underclothes and absolved the
officers of the asylum from all neglect In the
matter.
mater.
Frank Alvy of Fillmore county was today :
boun over to the federal court by Commls-
sloneI Dlingsley for selling liquor wIthout a
government license .
Dr. Emma Hazen and her students . An-
drew , Samuel , Minnie and William Sawyer
the "blcpaths , " were held to the district
court today In the sum of $100 each for
practicing medicine without license from the
seaboard. They gave bail.
The State Banking Board this afternoon
recommendel J. S. Johnson of SuperIor to
bo receiver of the broken bank of Superior
and C. S. Searles to be aloreny of the re-
ceiver. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
York County Ulltrlct Court
YORK , Neb. , Feb. 27.-Speclal.-The ( ) dis-
tric court of this county , now In session at
thIs place , Is IlspoBlng of n great deal of
work , and the outlook IB that the entire
docket will bo cleared . The case of Welsh
against George F. Burl et II was trIed ! on-
day all the jlY returned I verdict for tIle
ulofontlants. The case ot John 1elonee against
.Hobert Scott occupied all or yesterday. I
was a replevin suIt - . ' fluid hoUy contested all
timrouglu / ,
The demurrer h\1 \ th ( paso of lesser against
Johnson was argtl \ mi5t evening The case
today Is John arglt\lllist the Debraslm
National batIk This suit Is for usurIous interest -
lerest alleged byJtho Jplalntr to have been
Ilaid by him to ( lmedofoibdaut ' ' . lie there-
fore asks for judlplqpt as provided by the
statutes In Buch c4S. ' . The case of the City
National lank tmgmst ( ' C. C. I.utel anti A.
L LIchtenberger 'was . fell yesterday .
Fred Archard , awlstant county treasurer ,
ha been admitted q the York county bar
Hov. U. 1 , Loj' 1. D. . lectured ) at time
United Lo. oho ! last evening on the
"I thlcs or True Ioh1t.cness , " A geol crowd
was present. Tie lli.ness. : Literary society
or the United Brethren college will give an
entertnelent entitled _ "A Japanese Wed-
ding" ThurBllay ' 1nl ! lg.
Alil , . lit Imlidrothi .
HI.DRE'I , Neb" Feb , 2.-Special.-ltev. ( )
! I. Unger of Omaha has charge of the Congre-
gatonal church at this place and Wilcox .
lie d l\'ered his first sermon last Sunday
evening In hiiidreth.
One car of cool has come to tile needy
heI from the relief comnmnisslomi.
The county supervisors of this ( Frankln ,
county have decided that no election to vote
on the quebton or a bend issue for seed will
bn ht'\l.
It. M. Trumbul Is In Omaha wih bl
brother , who was taken there front Colfax ,
la. . In order to have an operation perrormed.
I was IUPPoEed that the young man was
suffering from rheumatism . but an Omaha
doctor found that the bone of one arm was
rotted . anl the arm was amputated .
New lull ut "HI ! II W.eler . ,
WEEPING WATER , Neb" , Fob . 27.-
( Speclal.-'ho ) Farmers bank capital $1,000.
bas commenl.J business , with John A.
Donelan at the head O. U. Iar" le or
1Iatsmouth Is ale Interested .
This locality was visited by n flute rain
front 5 n. m. unt 2 p. a : . I 111d much
geol , l wells are most all dry.
JWLIW ) 'OI l'Ol ( COUNty.
Question of Secd Oraincnulng ConlllorRbl
Troulio II that Section ,
OSCEOLA , Neb. , l eb. 27.-Speclal.-Thc ( )
county commissioners hall adJourned their
meeting to the first or the week , when I
was thought that the Petitions would b
presented to ask the county to vote $35,0O0
to Ilrchaso seed and feed for the need
farmers. Things got pretty warm anti ever-
thing vas done to keep people from sIgning
the potton , and when It cnl0 to count tins
names I was foul there was over IUU names
lacking. Quite a number or the signers ,
rearing that there might be enough , scratehell
their names off the petition. The clay came
for the commissioners to meet nail It was
found that one or them was In Illols colic-
Ilng aid , another was sick , all only otto
was left antI nothing was don . A sPecial
meetng Is called for Tueslay ( , but the whole
bond business Is ofT . all the farmers will
have to look elsewhere for sooth and feed ,
I wou11 take more than ten fingers to
count up the number of relief societies In this
county , but the last one organized wns the
SoldlerB' RelIef society for the Omll 'trnuy
or the Republic , with lion . J. Ii. Mickey as
Ilreslient and 10rnco Wiets secretar
JIllgo T. 11. Saunders will go east and solicit
for tjio amld Army of the Republic , and
all the veterans , widows anti orphans or the
county , that Is , If the relief can't be pro-
vllell In some other way
1111.1. WiLt . IANn TOIOlnOW ,
Alt DetaIls ' for the Execution . \ rr.tmtmeit tn
'lle I'itice It Noomi.
PLATTSMOUTII , Neb" , I eb. 27.-Speclal (
Telegram-The ) last nai In the scaffold
from which Murderer larry Hl will be ex-
ecuted Friday has been driven , all with that
duty concluded Sheriff 1ikenberry Is devoting
ahnost lila entire tmo arranging the various
other preliminaries which the situation re
qumlres Tomorrow the Bherlf will Inl ( a
test or the mechanism of thug trail to Ilrove
Its proper cOlsructon , and to prevent any
possible accident
The exact hour of the hanging has not
1en defInitely fixed . but I Is unJerstood that
the condmened mnn's life will go out shortly
after the noon hour most likely at 1 o'eloclt.
hut's deportment for the past several days
has been excellent. Ito sleeps 10UIII' and
ets his menls , which are being flrlshed by
outside hurtles , with an evident relish . lie
bears up as bravely as ever , 1111 there Is
every Itelhoed that he will step onto the
scaffold murmur. to met his 1001 with scarcely a
Alleged Thier Acqimltted.
PLATTSMOUII . Neb" , Feb. 27.-Speclal (
Telegraun.-'Fhe ) case of State against Stuiz In
whIch the prIsoner was charged with larceny
of a $ UI Bhot gun Cram United Slates
Marshal V.'hite was on trIal In the distrIct
court yesterday and resulted In nn acquittal.
Dy , buying corn several months ago , for
delivery 11 May , a number of wealthy Cass
county farmers residing In this neighborhood
are losers to the amount or several thousand
dollars. The farmers mentoned clubbed together -
gether and mal0 a joilt Investment out or
I. they agreeing to pay f ! cents for May
corn. The prevailing prIce Is now such that
when May come the farmers will surely find
that they have bucle the Chicago Board of
Trade to their sorrow.
lero.th'e " 'Iril/ 0118CII the illrize.
NEBRASKA CITY , Feb. 27.-Speclal.- ( )
to the of
Careful investigation as cause
last nlht's fire shows that It resulted from
an electric light wire. The building Is
owned by Lambeth Dros. . and the damage
by fire wi not exceed $200. PrIce valued
hIs stock at $22,000 , and It was almost en-
trely soaked with water. He cannot tel
his loss until the Insurance adjusters aII I
rive , but It will reach fully 8OOO. He bal
an Insurance or $19,500 . divided among the j
following companies :
Liverpool London and Globe , $2,000 ;
Phonix of London , $1,650 ; Hamburg cf
Bremen , $ ; 00 : , AmerIcan Central , $2,000 ;
iiQllus1offldll !
Sulcr untold they miseries cannot from overcome. a sense of delicacy
BRADF1D'S 8y " Arousing to
F6111a16 I Rcu1ator I , "ealhy ul herOrglns Acton ,
ACTS AS fL SPECIFIC. $
throughout It causes the health frame. to bloom , and Joy to reign
. . IT NEVER FAILS TO CURE.
, , .
O Oty wife has been under treatment of le"lng 'y-
BIclftna three 1 hottmesot three yors luftAvPuEl.D'R , without FEMALE benefit. REOcLATOft After uiing she
do her own cookIng mIlking I and wa.lilng. "
can
ca cooklniN'J . name , : naJ SnO CAI'
DlDFEI REGU.TOn CO. . Atanta , Go
Sold by druggists at 11,00 per botUe.
Radway9S
a Pills
AlwaY5 Reliable , Purely Vegetabl3
l'erfectly tatele . elegantly coated purge , .
regulate . purify , cleanl" anti Itrenglhen. RAD.
WAY'S PILLS for the cure of oil dlsorderl of
the Stomach Boweha KIdneys Bladder. Ncr'
\'ou Diseases , DizzIness VertIgo . CosUveneu.
Pile. .
SICK HEADACHE
FEMALE COMPlAINTS ,
BILLIOUSNESS ,
INDICESTION
DYSPEPSIA ,
CONSTIPATION
and All Disorders of the Liver.
Oboe"'e the f lowlng .ymptons. resulting front
diseases or the digestive organs : Constipation . mn-
wnrd piles , fullness of blood In the head acid.
fulnes
ple acll-
itt , of the atomach , nausea , heartbu-n 1 , , disgust
tl food . fuhmnesa of weight of the rts tomuchi. : .I. sour
eruclaUon . sInking or fluttering of the hearl
choking or suffocating lensatonl when In I
lying posture dimness of vision dots or webs
before the sight fever old dull Ilaln In the head ,
cencleney ot perspiration . yellowness of he akin
, pain mn the aide chest limbs , and
nnil n
YCS '
deeeiu.rs one , burning ( hl In the t'I : h.on"
A few doses of IIADWAY'ti PILLS will free
the system of nil the above named tilsorihors ,
IBICli3 iSO A nox. BOlD BY DnUGOISTS on
I'RCE :0 SEN'r BY ) .
Send to on. JAUW A Y & CO. . Lock Box 363
New York. for nook of Advlco.
OED. P. SANFORD , A. W. REKMAN ,
Pr sldent Cashier.
First Nato nal Ban
or COUNCIL BLUFF3 , low ,
Capita ) , . . $100,000
Profits , . . . 12,000
One of the oldest banks In the state of Iowa.
. .
We , solicit your business and collections. W. .
'Iay S per cent on time lepollta , . , We will bl
pleaad (0 lee antI servo YOU.
, a few
drops
,
a few
rubs ,
anll tile pain is gone. No
UCi5 WOI' ! < ahout
, . rexian
Mustang
Liniment I
as n pain driver . Goo
for man qr bca.
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Frnkln of PIiiaihelplmla . $ .rO ; Norwich
Union , $ ,00 : New York Umitlerwrlters ,
$ ,00 ; NRUnl or HutoIll , $500 ; New
Hampshire , $ t.GOO ; t.nl101 A slranc ( COmfl
11any. $2,000 ; Atlas InsuTll company , $1,500 ;
Notthmttestc'rn or Milwaumkcel0) . I
Urlth ot Mr. . , \ \11\11"1 ,
KEARNEY , Neb" , Feb. 27.-Speclnl ( Tele-
grl.-lr. ) Alice Mahlahieu , wire or Slrer-
Intellent J , 'r. ? Ialaleu or the Illustrlll ,
school , died this morning after I short iii-
ness. The rnneral sen'lct will be hoh at
the Congregational church Frhlay aUerno,1
at 2:30 : o'clock cIllllctel1 by Rev , lr 'el,11
of Counci Ilrs , Ia. , as ltlll by the llluh-
trial school , . . . '
chaplain 11ev. Dr. Inrtl. 'fhe
services will bo under the uiimi'plces Ir time
Mount Hebrol cOllallety of this city . At
1 o'clock a short service will be heh tl the
lnulumstrialschiool chapel , condtm ted by Hr.
Martilt. The boys at the school RIO lcarI'
prostrated wlh grief , as they looked UPOI
her as their mother. No t \ oman II the city
was 10re loved or respected
lunatic [ orIINI In U.ollnr ( oiuaty .
E.WOOD , Neb" , Feb. 27.-Speclal ( Tele-
granhi-On ) the 25th the elector or Gospel
county voted Oi a proposition to bOI < the (
county for $40,000 for the plrchase or eell ,
and feed. The returns are just II all show
that he t bonds we : . , defeated h ) ' n entaIl
naJority. The long drouth has been broken
In this county . on' amid one-hair Inches or
water haying fallout on the Ilght or the 25th
" Ill II'o mill Inl.r04111 OOhII ,
NORTh ! LOUP , Neb. , ) . 'eb , 27.-Slleclal.- ( )
The chalenge to debate reeelvcll frol time
Colulblan Literary society or Ord hy the
onlmen , Literary scciety oC this place was
considered by the later body In open session
at their regular leellg last e\'cnl\f all
Prof. Paine , prilelpni or the ely schools ,
was nlllloilted to arralge the necessnr 11re-
.
iiuitinaries -S
1.oulso , : : lch.1 u Iteplirted I ) ' ng.
LONDON , I eb. 27.-Loulo Michel , the well
known anarchist , is , accorlllg to the ( lat re
port so seriously ill It Is believed she will die.
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THER MEMORY - S1'IRRflD. -
A lmetl1Nor or ntu'r \ 'e-ir " , ItotmigNoedHI
\ . , l , linmiti Inc ) . ' .
' \1'11' ' l 01 Ulnel tnI 1)1)
A nation lhtcltlnct With war look abel (
for leaders , 1'11 Iltl'I ) ' ( tints Its eyes to
\'cltrnn \ who hn\'e fOlnht wNI In pu'ovious
.
cofliests. So II'O\ll \ < Itnl'ke < hy ' eUIII ! fund
letIlnr R rele y Inqllrt what baa helped
thcl 11 othil' 3'nrs. 'fho grip In born
again , nHI Ill rOIt pIeces laB assumed 1
fl111 snore IlnUInalt thai : (111' . I will
elolhtN'A ' 11rowl . about lo l.hll for victims
Int the leltt1 wl'nthel' of IprI1 ; .
Nott' , I Ir I uimtteu' of mOlllal history
that wh'n . grip was hero before I wns
quicfcly ' gl'll II hOUNI , lint hall bern
IU'ongthencd h\I' n sthnllalt of the Illhct
older ot excellence . 'I' " hOlton complete
u-et'overy nfer the grip 11ufy'l Ilre Malt
\hlllle ' Wil Clplo'ct. 'rhot tht smo
rOmieti& ' Is tollg tile snme gonil work today ,
alllenll ! ( rout : n letter \\ltlu 1) ' Mr.
Thomas Hnrret or SelllOl , Kansas who
alive !
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"llnr beNonlllll ) ' 101Fhln/ with
11Inl Illnln thl"IJh 1) ' hOI' ( , arid being -
ulnbl ( tn WOk. . I look two botteI of DII ) " ' ! ! i
11r Malt " 'hllke ) ' . t inn IOW nbl' to worle . '
'fh touRh gone. nid " sorell'SS 01 1) ' chest flea
Thl cough : , henilaclue nl,1 , orenes ot IIS-
cle , folowlll the grip arc Irver bellied by
local n\pllnlol. 1.ln11l hellc.1
wenkmtcs" , they nme thii-owmt off city when the
ts'htoht' syctemit Is totiemh amid stimutilated , so
that 110 orguit i1oe ton ntumeiu cior too little.
To tin thuis he the mttissiot : of 1)umiTy'n I'tmro
Malt \Vlilkey
All tt'lio renteroh'em' ' iiott' It gave ( item cleat
hitnuls , setmiid stolitnehis amiti a healthy eirctm.
latioti when tlmey C'cre gettimg over the grip
it : nthuer seasons hint' . , stupilIeil tluetttselve ,
will : huffy's l'tmre Malt nutil imvo loimte'l '
out to their mtt'ighbol's a tviuy to avoid
ittisci'y muul loss of time. is mot the stmgges.
tioit worth hitteuuiiig to ?
Spcia1 No1ics-Gouiicil Diuffs
ciiiM-mvs CLIIANED : VAUI.Ts eLI3ANL'D , ,
il liUke , at W , . hlomner' . , 533 Broadway ,
tA1tCU PflIVATI-l ItAtt2 FOE 111N'T NIAIi
cotumt house. Apply atilee omliee , Council immures.
iooMs TO ICIINT , FUitNlSlliI ) OIL UNr'Uhh.
nistied ; bath attached. 213'lliow avenue ,
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'for nhants and Children.
' 4 Ltoria iaso well adapted to chilldre that Custoria cures Collc , Constipation ,
I recommend it as Cimpirior to any prercription Sour Stomach , llarrhma , Emcthtio ;
known to Inc. " 11. A. Ar.cuicn , N. B. , Kills Worms , gives ulecp , and pmmot dl
111 So. Oxford St. , Brooklyn , N. Y. gestloa ,
Without injurious tnedicatioo- ,
"The un , of ' C.-istoria Ia so univerral and " For several years I have recommo
its merits so well known that it sceiis a work your ' ( 'astoria , ' and timahi always continue tC
of supererogation to endoro it. Few are tito do so ft9 it baa invariably produced bcneflcia
Inthigent families who d3 not keep C.storia rcsulbi , "
w1taIn ea.E3' reach : . " Enwnr F , PAr.m ; II. I ) . ,
C..nuos thtrr , B. B. , 12th Sfrct d 7th A-o. , Few York Ctji !
? cw York City.
Tue Cu-rte COMCAxv. 7 3It'nn STnci , Nrnv Ycn Cozy.
Wolidell if You Appiciate
7 How far a little money tvIII go v1thu us. Como , now , you are getting a
lair salary of Wages , You know it is costing you less to live than over. (
Wo really believe that even 1f1your Income line been reduced 20 , 30 or
oven 40 pet' cent , you are imot so terribly bad off , Wo know at' any rate
that House Fut'nlshligs : are a full 40 vcr cents less than they wore two
01' cvdn one yca' ago. For Instance-
- ( See
' This 3
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Parlor - - -
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Suit D
5 I'IEOES-Sofa Easy flochr , and two i'luhi Cimairs uiimhmoltored
Q Imi Cmtslmuil Moititir I'luishu-aii for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Two yoztts ago tithe suit could not. imavu bocmm bou'imt for less tltaml $40 00
4 I We are muakitug MiciLt : vrico Oil Couclmo thi'i , tYuI also ,
From Our Drapery Department .
Among our new arrivals In lace cum'talns , there is oujo nunabet. ' we
t it vIsls to call attontluma to. It Is 60 Inchie , wide , 3 yards long , i good.
P etmong iiet. You would say a bxm'gmtin at $3.
, Our Ii'iCO luowovot' ill . . . . . . . . . . . . . per patr.
Specal .salo this week of all odd lots of lace and chenille curtains at
half li'ICO. ) hull lnlt's voi'y cheap.
i Do You Eat Well ? $1
1
This week vo sitow a gonulno
English Clulnie 101) ) PiCCO Dinner Sot ,
1ormct'ly Bold at i2lO0 (
pI.lco.$9.85
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: ' ( Timi , Iromi O Woudcii Wnrc but -b
svltat 'l'li.t 1nplo'H Vtirnlttii'c & -
Ciirpet Ca , , onus stipply.
ws
REMEMIIEit WE GIVE YOU UEST OF EvEutY'rhIlNG-
liEs 1' Itt S'aimtv , IIJIST In ervlnU , IIEST iii Tormns ,
k Also irncmber that go ds were never so CHEAP us now and that thcy caunt p33-
f sibly be cllc3per.
C TERMS EITHER. CASH OIL MONTHLY PAYMZNTS.
Our now 1693fluby Carriage Catalgue Is out. Suumd font. Itis utbeaumty. I
O1EN SATURDAY EVENiNGS UNTIL , it ) O'CLOCK.
h Send hOc to cover potitago on big Fmiruulturc Catulogtuo.
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