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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 11, 1895)
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'rmrnnqnAV _ APnTT.1 " 1on - - UNDER COUNTY SUPERVISION . tI DetOlmlncd to Reumo the Platte ] Canal Enterprise Under the Now Law : IIASTETO GET A I'ECIALELECTION CALLED ElTort to 1:0 : llnllo to HRvo l'eUlIon8 Signed In Tllllo 10 I.ny the IRtter Before the COUlIIII""IOII'U SAturclRY- ' l'cltorllB's CIlIzlII8' : lleeUllg A meeting ot business men was heht at the Commercial club rooms yesterday aUer- loon , which may prove ot more than ordl- 'Jnry Importance to the Interests of Omnha. \Ithough the Ilellberatlons did nol extenll vcr halt an hour ) , the preliminary steps yore taken which are expected to lead to ho construction of tim Platte river canal mder county ownership , as provided for In lena to file No. 181 , which receIved the slgnn- turo of the governor Tuesday Il was the manlrnous opinion of tIm meeting that the matter should be pushed with as much en- , ) rgy as possible , In order that the special Jlcctlon might be called at an early Ilate , - Ind , In the event of success , the actual work It construction begun the present season nUll ; lye employment to the laboring men of this anti adjoining counties. The bill provides that any county having . more than 125,000 Inhabitants may Issue , , bonds to an amcunt not exceeding 10 per a ent ot the total assessed valuation . : or the construction of canals for I'nter , power or Irrigation purposes. ; Fho special election to decide whether : the bonds shall bo Issued may be . : 1llod by the Hoard of County commissioners > n petition ot not less than 2,500 citizens l11d the actual construction shall be super- vlsed by a boarll ot IIvo trustees , who ahall ho seltctell by the judges ot the district court. PATTEHSON PUSIIING IT. At the meeting yesterday D. C. Patterson was elected chairman anti Commlsslcner Utt socretary. Mr. Patterson briefly stated the object of the meeting. It was chiefly to 110- . . clde whether the canal should be constructed : tinder this law , under county ownership or whether It silo u III be potponei , until the ! , lOW charter became : operative and then taken 'Ip by the city. The speaker favored going Ihend at once under the senate bill , as the , charter would not go Into effect before Aug. 'ut , If at all. It the matter was pushed by the county South Omaha and the country :1roclncts : would ! also COIIIO In for a part of , the taxes , as well ns their shore of the bene- fits. fits.A A motion was then carried that the project "houll1 bo taken up under the supervision of the coun ty. , ' Judge , Stenberg raised the point that umler the provisions of the bill only $2.500.000 could lie raised. Would this amount bo suf- IIclent to complete the canal and provldo' I ' : the machinery to put It Into operation ? lIe i also suggested that the plan would be hiI I better shape before the people It the opinIons I ot one ot two of the prominent lawyers were I 'S oJttalnell as to the legality ! ! ot the bill. Mr. Pattron replied that the bill hall i boon drawn up by two ot the best lawyers , In the city , and had been submitted to a I ; number at others for examInation. None i ot them had been able to detect any portion I that was not constitutional , anti there coull1 I bo no question on that scoro. As far as the . t. cost ot tliQ canal was concerned , Englnecrs , Rosewater , Fanning. Howell and Black had 1 i dli agreed ' that the cost would not exceel I ' $2,000,000. - WERTZ IS VERY SANGUINE. t , ' J. T. 'Vertz said that when the term'r bond question was before the people It receIved - ceIved a vote ot about 12,000 , notwithstandIng - Ing the fact that a large number ot the iF , jaxpa1era and the labor organiat , ! ! l\9's \ ! wor a In tavor of public ownersh1i It f the propo- &l IIltIon was submitted In Its present form j there could be no doubt that It would be : 'lI1rrlcll almost unanimously. lie urged Im- , mediate action , and a motion was put and carried that the petitions bo circulated at once and presented to the county commts- . i sloners at their regular meeting Saturday Then the special election could be called at r once anti the work pushell forward as raplrl ! : y $ ; as possible. Arrangements were made for : : circulating t"e petition , and a tremendous : lfort will be made to obtain the required , number at signatures by Saturday. . . . , - A humorous Fact About 1I00d's Sarsaparilla-It expels bad humor and creates good hUlllor. A battle for bloQ(1 Is what 1I00d's Sarsaparilla vigor ously IIghtlJ , and It Is always victorious In I S. expelling foul taints and giving the vital , fluid In the quality and quantity : ot perfect health. It cures scrofula , salt rheum , bolls : and other blood 11Iseases. I . - ; Hood's Pills act easily , yet promptly and . I efficiently on the bowels and liver. 25c. . ' ! ( Ten ittlur' . to UmlYCr , \ ' Colorado , Springs or Puoblo. Only $17 tor ' ' ' ! the round trip. i Theo are the rates at which the Durling- ton route will sell on Monday next. ! Correspondingly . ' , low rates to many other points. t Bee the city ticket agent at 1321 Farnam t. t street and get full Information. . , WILLCO.METOOMAHAASPASTOR hey. Edgar JlllleUIIleecl't" R Call to Par I C AYt'lUlo Vnltotl I'ro bytorhul ( 'hurch. The Omaha presbylery of the United Presbyterian - , byterian church closed Its labors last even- evcuft % Ing. The greater part of the day was silent In routine worle. In the afternoon a call I ) tram the Parlt Avenue church was present ; p to Edgar MacDIII of Xenia , 0. , to lIecomo pastor antI was acceptell. The congregation - . , hopes to have hlln located hy Juno 1. ti The evening session was given UII entire hy Dr. D. F. McGill , who gave a very late rte - estitig , toile on the young Ileople's worle. I ) r. MoGul Is pastor of the Third church , A .1- I'gheny City , Pa. , anti Is a great leader In , the work of the young people. - S , IX."U U. , OI .UJ "I'S , The nttractlon at IJoyd's theater for this - thu'C evening and , for the remainder of the weee , , with matlnc : ) fatnrtla ; , will be Marie Jansen and her company In men MacDonough's extremely - 4 tremely bright anti entertalnln ! , farcical cor it- I oJy , "DclnotILeo's ! at Six " Miss Jansen , aI- t though this Is only the second year she hils & appeared at the head : It f her own company , Is One ot the best known and most highly admIred - aU. mIred stars In this coulltr ) ' . lIer great popularity - . larity as a comlo opera Hinger has only Increased I - creased since her appearance In the role of a comedienne The 111lY : Is scrlbel1 as one of the best ot Its class e'r seen , and the fact that It lies been aceortlel1 such a large measure - ure of praise and succcu wherever It has ' been presented , Is guarantee of Its great jucrits , It lips a distinct Illotj aDll Its ma : fly 4 excellent situations and coutiy scenes cot " 110 about with l1robablllt and conelstency It Is not spoiled by n long list 01 speclaltlt ; , ! ma ; the fUll Is spontaneous and \ wbQlesol11e. As a performance appealing to the best : ! taste , It hu never tailed to attract the Iet < : 'ass ! of theaterGoers , . . 'iI tnlonai ilP\que \ mechanical and trick sri ec - taele , "Superba , " will comml'noo a five nigh hi' ; engagement at 110yd' next SUllllay evenillg : , with / /IIntllloo on WC < lncsday. "SUIJerba" will ) be seen In all entirely new dress this season : and I. said tel t be on a larger scale titan ever btore. There have been man ) changes iilldo : since last seen here anti many tricks nUll 1I0ve"Uu InlroducN , The cast Is thoroughly ] I nalllun and includes the four Sehrode brothers - ers , acrobatl and pantomhilists , Charles . Ouyer , also II wblte-faced entertainer , 1I0nnio Ooodwln , Jean MawlolI , llInore Carroll , lIello Munl lull other vaudeville fa\'orltc8. . t lIS Iluur stud GG Mluute. h the tlll\II , now II1l1do trein Omaha to Denver . by the nurllngton'lI "Dell\'er Lllnllell. " . - Three hours and ftvo minutes faster than toy ' . . .L bitter tralll carrying sleeping IInd ! dining c ire. i , . City Ticket 001clI-13:4 , Farnanu St" Ouu ha. . I , it , JUI1Yli > J.pi. tl t 1'at.suer dent , . . , - . . . - - . - . . , . . ' - - . - . . . . . ' - - - . * - EABTEltN INVEBToIts DUPED ! .o * nl Marie on 0Il111h. . lies ! Estate that 11m4 No sI4tf'lIC" The old game ot teclng eastern Investors with bogus mortgages seems to have been pl ( , Iayed quite successfully In Omaha within the past few ytars. Just how many thou. sllnlls ot dollars have been loaned on property which never bad any existence nay never wbe bo known , though It Is certain the amount bew w ill \ foot up to a big tolal J. A. Cavanaugh , attorney for Snow , Church & Co. , has lately run across s few Instances I of such operations \ , consummated by a late hroker anti money lender of Omaha , Frank H03eberry , In which Mr. Cavanaugh's clients wl1\ \ lose 2000. In 1890 Hoseberry , through his acquaint. ance with eastern parties Placed two inort- age loans , each for $1,000. One was taken by Nelllo Shipman of Phllilpsburg , N J. , upon lot I , block 17 , E. V. Smith's addition , the loon being made November 1. 1 1890. The other loan was taken by Irs. Sarah A. Str'ker at Easton , Pa. , for n like amount , pen \ lots 10 and 20 , In block 1 , Terrace Place. Par a time all went smoolhly and the p3r- ties congratnlate(1 ( thEmselves on their good Invcstr.ents , ns Interest at 8 per cent was prom\ltly \ paid until within a ye,1f. when It sUddl1ly ceased \ and the parties determined to foreclose. .ir . Cavanaugh has looked tip \ the ProPerty anti found that the parties who g ave the first mortgage , l. D. lIetts and I.lllian lIetts , never hall any existence antI that the land mortgaged by them was oWnEd by Chnrles Deuel. The second mortgage mentioned - tioned was gIven by unknown parties also , John II. Watts and Mary : I . Watts , on property - erty whIch has no existence except In the Imagination i at .tho drawer of the Instruments - m ont ! , whoever he may be. The signatures to all of the Instruments arc forgeries , 'Ir. Cavanaugh says , anti T. A. : 'le eath'B name as register ot deEds Is also Ilronouncd II fi forgery. The name of the register of deeds Is i written on the back or the Instruments admitting - mitting the bogus mortgages for record , and on the face of the Instrur.ents It woulll ap- \lear I that both had ! been duly reordeul . The Ihtes which the Instruments bear are the tlatell upon which they purport to have been lIIed. Inquiry at the register at deeds office showed that no offer ever was made to have thco t Instrulllrnts Illaced on tile , as manifestly conld not have been the case on account of the condition or thl' records. ' The description In the mortgage ! ; given to M rs. Str'leer Is mlslearllng , the name of th : ! alldltlon being written ns "Terraeo Place. " lIad It been written "Terrace ntldltlon" the mortgage at least would have been on property - erty which had an existence. The mortg1Pe3 arc bath acknowhcdged b- ! fore " \1. ; D. Uyde , notary public , " but Mr. Hytle says this Is a forgery and that he did not witness the signatures or take the a cknowledgements . In fact , upon even a casual Inspection It Is plain that lnere was no great attempt by the writer ot the mortgage - gage to make a serious attempt at the Iml- tatlen of signatures , as the several names are written In almost tbe same hand , aJl- parontly. It appears that other parties are mournIng - Ing l the possession of paper similar to those mentioned , one CalIfornia lady In particular ' having been In the city ortly a week before Hoseherry left to look up a loan she lucId on similar security. Hoseberry was last beard at In Chicago , where he went several weeks ago after ho had failed In some speculations on the Board at Trade. George Stryker Is personally Interested - terested In Hosebcrry because Mrs. Stryk'r at Pennsylvania , .who holds one at the mortgages - gages on the lots which can not bo found on the maps , Is his mother. She Is out $1,000 In i cash. Mr. Cavanaugh Is just In receipt at a letter - ter from Jacob Walters Sons ot 141 South Third street , Easton , Pa. , In relation to the case of Mrs. Stryleer , stating that the eastern ; parties arc "just In receipt at a letter from I another 'victim , ' who went from Easton to Omaha to lock after his Interest stating that every dollar and there are thousands ' that went from here ( Easton ) Is thousnnds'l Is I nothing but a. lot of forged mortgages to show what went with the money. " . TIIME NOTE NOT TO BE PAiD , Ceurt . lIold8 that It n'II8 Equivalent to nil - Election lIet. Judge Hope\yell succeeded In laying to. . rest a knotty point at law relating to nn old ! election case which had Its origin In the fall election of 1890. A $500 note was being sued upon , the note contaInIng a peculiar conditional - tional clause at payment-"lf I am elected county commissioner. " George E. Timme was the man wh $ made the note and slgnetl It with this proviso. In 1890 Tlmmo was anxious to secure a scat on the Board at County Commissioners at Douglas county. At that time W. Ii . Vaughn had embarked In II newspaper undertaking - dertaldng which he had dubbed the "Demo crat. " Timme wanted some democratlp sup port and made nn agreement with Vaughn to take $500 worth of the Democrat's stacIe : , and was to draw up a note payable In six , months after Ilato , October 15. 1890 , the one sale condition being that Tlmmo would pay In the event ho was elected commissioner. The election came around and as the event , turned out 'flmme was elected , but In the meantime the note bad ! passed Into the hands of Christ Specht anti M. Maul , who hall accepted the seine as collateral : securlt ) ' for signing a $300 note as guarantors Ye t In spite at this turn In affairs , Timme refuse _ to pay and after consulting : with attorneys , claimed that the Instrulllent was void because : It was clearly against public ; p6l1cy to male such an Instruuilent , the basis of which appeared I- peared to be a bet on the outcome at the dec - tion. tion.Tho The suit was brought In county court by : Maul anll Specht anti the estate of Timme , as Tlmmo himself had since died , was n I- lowed to go out ot court without Olaklng pa'ment. Before Judge ! Hopewell the earn outcome was reaclled. The court hollls that a note given Ullller such conditions Is contrary - trary to public policy , which will allow no : betting on the result at .elretlons. G..vo Ut' the vllllIoe. A few days ago the Han'ln Loan comJlany was made a defendant to nn Injunction suit brought by Lou A. Williams because she alleged I- leged that the company was about to seize her household furniture whuioh her husbanll hall mortgaged ! for $105 to the company It this were done she averred that her bout to would lie left hare and declared that she : : Ocr- : sel was not a party to tile transaction. The company claims Mrs. Williams was In the transaction much as her hiusbariul 'fho company Is laboring , under a IlIlIIculty , as It took two notes , one for $105 and one for $ F : ; Interest , When . the Interest was paid the u tlefendant says that It delivered uJl the $11 ) , ) note and now has only n $5 note to prove Its I case by , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ IItllI'ol III It Jrllll1l1) ( ) utlrrel . John Nelson , for interfering with Mr 5 . Sarah Peterson's household arrnngements , wi Its convicted of assault lIy a Jury In the u crIminal court , In November Peterson wns about to he remo\'ell to the county hospllal charged wltb Insanity. The wagon wns waiting , but IIrs. ! Peterson objected , dcslrlng that her hmband go to St. JOSCIJh's hospitc Nelson was ranlng along ! the street anll mixed In the dispute , whercupU : ! IIrs. l'eter. son plclwd up a brlele. Nelson laid hands on her , lallnlnt ; hue ' did so just to ward err the ) blow , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Minor Court : lIIIUt'rI ) , I D1vorCi ! has 110011 I\sletl ( r OF tl- 1 Hannah J. Dronneman , with Frank J , us ulefenula , U. lIannah and I.'ranle were married October H 1 , 189t , but thu latter at once deserted her , IIrli. ! IIronneman asserts O. H. Cain sues 0 , O. Spotswood' ' for the value of nn unpalll nccount umountlng to $3,268. Cain erected eighteen houses In VII. rlous additions In Ib90 und says ha bus not been palll for lila vork 'I'ho whole of the family , In addition 10 ! u1rs. Morrow , \l'ho med her protest , hr.ve filet ! objections to the probatuu of the last \ \ III aunt testament ot MflI. Bmlly Ilespel . \lIIonl those III addition who hay rub . ted art objection ore Lena Swartz , Susan Wallace ! - lace , Mfli. Ford and EVil Mullen , sisters of Mrs. Uespeler , and Lawrence IIroman , ol a brother : The trial of 1.\I\I01n Woollworth was begun ) before tile criminal court. Woo < l\\'orth wa , cbarg'It bau'h11i garbage tu ut I\ hieui It Is 1elt ) . r.\s , 'fho council linseed ' a reM- olutlon , alter hl'atJug ul thll chi\rge preferre two weeks ago , ordering the case dismiss oil . The city officials refu&\tI to dismiss W0I atl- worth had a titan rellloving gatbag : : ! trom his own Ilfe\ul&eB \ and claiwed < that be bal I I rl&b to tie thll. ' ' - - , . - - - - - - - - - - - IA YIES IUO ! An 1sater S"lo of I'rlcel tut r Stiles "t Eastern Wo place on sale tomorrow several lines at thoroughly good alt wool spring suits for men , that are remarkable In every way , con sidering the very low prices For U.25 $ anti 1.75 we show tomorrow $ and all week I number of Iota ot men's fine al l wool suits , In brown and gray , vIctoria , medium and light weight chovlots , sack or frok styles , that are extra good value at the price For $7.50 we arc In position to sell you mcl en's fIne all wool black brown and gray clny worsted suIts that will surprise you with their grace and perfection ot cut , anti In- In gs , for you never saw their equal elsewhere for less than $ i2.fio . $2.50. For $ . antI , $12.00 you can select one of IJnllreds of the richest and most 1uuri- : ous garments , In .Ik mIxed cnsslmeres , fancy worsteds and the very finest cheviots that ever left the tailor's hands ; suits so beautul , so stylish EO perfect , that even the $35,00 made to order kind cal claIm no point ot superiority. i , . Iloys' antI children's Easter suis-I you want the pennies to count like dimes , antI tht dimes like dollars , bring your young hopHuls to us Thursday , FrIday and Satur. ti ny . Special prices for three da's only. Al wool Junior suits , 3 to G years , $1.50 UII. I u p. All wool 2.plece suits , 4 to 1 years , $1.25 up.BOYR' long pants suits , 12 10 19 years , $ 2.25 up. lH NCI PRNTED SATEENS , 10C. The best 35c French prllte,1 saleens , In the vry newest styles , Thursday only at 1ge a y ard. 7c for brand new chambray ginghams , In plids and stripes , regular .Hic vautres BXTHA SPECAl. TOMOI1TIOW. PI1ICES ON WIITE All the newest shapes and colors In correct straws at special prices In our millinery de partment the rest of the weele. The most exquisie styleR In pattern hats cover shown aUI nil the moat fetching Parisian novelties at about hal tim prices asked by millinery shops. W ILL YOU DUY A DHESS FOt EASTER ? It you do remember that we arc holding n special sale of dresses this week. In order to give stimulus to our Easter wrde sales In this department we have placed on separate racks al our spring suIts her to- for sold at $25.00 , $27.50 sllrng , . , $32.50 and $35,00 each nnd they : will ho closed out at ' $ 10.50. Ladles , , you wi find among these suits m any that arc equal In material , finish antI st'lo to those now bEing offered by our con- petltors at from $40.00 to $60.00. Silk wnts. Our special sale at silk , waists at $1.39 Is a hummer ; on this table ' wi bo found goods worth from . $ . tallle'l 700. Our wash waists , spring jackets and capes , ' c hildren's jackets and dresses , are up to d ate for style and chrapnes. Spacial sale of umbrellas anti parasols for Thursday. Sec display In our 16th street windows , over 10.000 on exhibition. 500 26-lnch umbrelas , worth $1.50 , go at ! Sc. . 1 lot 26-lnch umbrellas , worth $2.50 , go at $ .50. . Chtidren's parasols , iSo up to $2,50 each. hAYDEN DHOS. . BALD.G WILL NOT DO IT. IJeclles l to Go Smellj About the City Jail nt Judge SmIV8 It'heot It Is not within the range or probabllUes hat t County Attorney Daldrlgo will undlr-I take to investigate the condition at the city - Jai j and It the JUdge ot the criminal court wishes such In investigation ho will have to p cal on some other person than the county ttorney Mr. Daldrlge has been looking Ilto the law himself and says that even If there appeared to bo grounds for an InvestigatIon , though he personally knows of none , It would not come within his province as n county official to make I. ' A few days ago the judge upon the crlmt- nal bench was passing sentence on 'Svllhian O'Brien , a man who has gained notorlety because he , wIth several others , was charge d i with taking Sandow's gold watch. O'Drlel seemed to have gotten some Inkling , since his stay In the city , concernIng the Judge's : attitude on municIpal affairs. At any rate he arose before sentence was pronounced and began a trade against the polce , charging them with locldng him In a "sweat box" with nothing but lime In the floor. Upon this he had slept for twelve hours and ha been covered over with white dust , ho said Besides this , ho claimed a plank at unusual I hardness had been selected on which ho had , to rest his bones while In Jail. The judge ! listened with attentive cars and directed the I county attorney to " " alorn'y "Investigate , though Me Daldrlgo remInded him at the time that the grand jury had don this and made nn : official report , approving the conduct of the jan. "I 10 not think It Is one ot my duties to Investigate such a charge , as It Is n city : affair , " said Mr. Daldrlgo when questioned concerning the matter. "So at course I cantle : tlo nothing. " Regarding O'Drle : fr. Daldrlgo says that ho felt that the man was an adept In the busines In which Annanlas gained some notoriety. The county tried to Induce San tIos' to come to Omaha to prosecute this man : O'Brien , but Sandow absolutely refused , al . though the state had an excolent casu Then It was that the charge of casting the cuspidor at the officer's head was prefcrrcil anti the plea at guilty accepted to a charge of simple asaul , Instead of the charge of doing great bodily harm , as O'Drlen denletl any Intent , to hit anyone when ho hurled the article down the Jail stairs anti It could not be proven that he saw anybody as a ! mark for his missile ! America's greatest beverage Is Cook's Extra Dry Imperial Chianipagne It Is the put e juice ot the grapes naturally fermonted. . To the Truv'lh I , I'uble. Before purchasing tickets to points cast of Chicago , first ascertain the rate to that point over the Nickel Plato road City tcleet olco , 199 Clark street , Chicago , Ill. . LOCATING MORE HYDRANTS , - mght to ( how , ) I tie { "IDel Should Su 1'cll" . It ordinances which were Introduced at the city council meeting Tuesday night are favorably - ably considered , eight a1dltlenol fire hydrants wl bo added to the list fcr which the r"tv k , now paying $ & 0,000 a year , They arc located respectively , at Thlrty-sernth anti Chicago , Thirty-seventh and Davenport , Thiirty-llret anti Unno ) ' , Thlrty-lIrst and Maple , Thlrty- ; second and Maple Thirty-third anti Maple , 'I'hlrty-fourth and'Maple , and on Maille : tret between Thlrty.thlrd and Thirty-fourth streets The lat six named are the hydrants over which there ! has been so much controversy on account ot the fact that they are located In the middle of the blocks The former ordinance was "ctoell by Mayor Demls on that account. The water company claimed that thy could not lint Ihem ot hue street Intersections without having them more than the required 400 feet apart , anti started at work Ilutng them In that distance , with- ( I ! t rtRT'l9 - \ . the cross streets , The matter I I ti.z f..ly been i oh\'r ' mls'et'by - adding on& : hydrant , which brings all but one at the street corers , as desired - . In 1850 "Drown's Bronchial Troches" were Introduced , and their success os 0 cure fur colds , coughs , asthma and bronchitis his been unparalleled , - - , - , ThOUSans-W016 Suler untold they miseries CAIIUO from overcome. a sense ' ot delicacy BRADPIELD'S B ) Arousing to Fcm1o I RcuIator I Iealh ) Attlon Gnm 6 GnU a t or , pl her OrgAnS , ACT AS ft SPECIFIC. It , causes health to bloom , and joy ' to reign throughout Cite frame 0) , . . IT NEVER FAILS TO CURE. " Sly wife baa been under .relmt'nt olleAdll1 pLy- Irlans tt.rto YCftrS , , itbeut beitefli. After using tLrt : 'r."W r 0 13aDrtLt.i h' - t a.J . : fo ' site etc do IUNWI coalng i.ttkloii I aed wa.lszg. ' COOkIDIEIUJ.I f iiaui , Ilendrsuu : . Ala , B1DFELD FOULTOI CO" Atlanta . 0. 1014 b ! vUII.t at 1,0 ptr litt . . - . - , . , - - - - - - - - - - - . , BROWNINGI , HIKC & CO - I the 16th traotSWInaow is n Mirror of Our Thursday Bargains - AN EXTRA GOOD SBO HT FOR $2,00 - S veclal Eriltor SBlo.lt Men's FnrnlAhlllg No'elles nt 1'111 ot Ordinary ( oed -Al ollp.eIR1 Stile the Balance of the Week. Without doubt we show more styles , better qURllls all the lowest living prices for the goods. Wo have made an extra effort to outdo everybody , and we hnve succeedc1 be- y end all expectations Look In the 15th street window and see what we offer that's new and st'lIsh. There's a tan colored French balbriggan hlrt antI drawers nt SOc each A high grade balhrlgan ! , real Egyptian y 'arn , pique weave , underwear , nt SOc each. FIne I'ercalco negllgu shirt , fancy colors , colar attached nail detached , $1.00 . A very flue balhrlggnn hose , fancy printed , In black , navy blue and tan , special sale Chic week at 25c a pair A very Ino woven Scotch madras negligee ! ; shirt It $1.50. A special line of black and tan halt hose at ISo a pair , or two for 25c. Art extra hugh ; grade lot of neckwenr In Tartan 1Ialds , entaIl checks , all neat effects , , In 4-ln-hands , teeks , club ends , Wlndsorll anti I bows at 50c , and they arc nutles. Then there's n nice line at sweaters at $ 2.00 , $2.50 alit ! 300. Extra good value In leather belts at 250 tc $ 1.25. Scotch woven cheviot , negligee shirts , that arc elegant bargains at $1.25. A full line or extra size negligee and under shirts , for big and fat men. WE'HE LOOKING FOil A HAT CRANIC 'Ve love to hiavo men como to our hal tore alit ! ask fOr a kind of hat they'ro prety P sure they won't get , for we'vo never lost a I ole at that hint yet . I It's prIce that you want , It It's style that you want , I It's anything about a hat that you can't get anywhere else , come to us arid we wi place your head Iller lore style antI nt L all kinds of prices , than you ever saw In a dozen hint stores before. Put your time qgnlnst ours , \ve'l put In all the time with ; you that you can spar Our Drowning-Kng Special Is $30. Our Stetson Special Is $ .50. Our DunlalJ ) block Is $ IO. Our Whist Ciub In black and brown , Is a wltle brimmed flange , fedora , and Is $3.00. Our pearl and pearl mixed Whist Club Is I : 350. Extra help In hats this week. BROWNING . , KING & CO. No { 'ltrinro 10 :0' Ynrk anti nUAton. The through service offered the travelng pUblc by the Nickel Platco rand , ( N. Y. C. & : St L H. l 1. ) , Is unsurpassed. 'fho perfcct pssenger sorvlco ot this rand with the wel I known excellence at the West Shore ant I F ltchburg' roads recommellr itself to the t raveling public. Wagner ! ; cameo cars and dining cars dolly out throuh trains to Now Yorle and lIoston , For additional Information - ion see your local ticket agent or nddress : J . Y. Clahan , general agl'nt , 199 Clark street , Chicago , Ili. S - 1'"I"ROI : to Tnke The Northwestern InQ fast vestbule < Chicago - ago train that glides east tram the , Union Depot 'overy afternoon at 5:45 and Into Chicago - ago at 845 next morning , wltQlsupper and , la I carte brealtastl Every part , ot the train 1 RIGHT. Other eastern trains at 1:05 : a. m , and 4 p . m. daiiy-gcod , to City ticket office , 101 Farnam street. _ . _ Qalc1 Leaves Omhlia 4r45qm. 'toa " Arrive Chicago : 7:65- : . m. , ton4Orrow. The Burlington's "Vestibuled Flyer" does It 'flekets . and full Information at 1324 Far nl street . 'en Dollars 10 Clieritlan . 'Vyo. , Is i the rat offered by the BurlIngton route Monday , April 15 Only $17 for the round trip. " Ask the city ticket agent at 132 Farnam street for full Information. . - F.AST' OF rHE PASSOVER rca Observance b1 the Jewish Churches of Omaha. The Jewish churchEs all over the won d are this week celebrating the Passover : , which Is the first anti the greatest at the three annual festivals at the Jews The festival was Instituted by Moses In commemoration I- memoration at the deliverance ot the IsraelItes i- Ites from bondage In Egypt all during al tile Intervening centuries It has been scrupulously I- lously observed. This year It began Mon I. day evening at sunset and It will chose Sun day night at the same hour. According ito the ancient custom the IIrst and last days at the period are kept holy and the ancient Jewish church was accustomed I- toured to hold services each day during Its continuance. The Reformed JewIsh church 'I , however , simply observe the openIng t - Ing and closing at the feat I- vat with religious services and during the Interim the devout Jew Is supposed to ah ) - stain from eating leavened bread. In fact It Is a common , custo to dispense nltogelher : with the U ! at bread during the six day : a. On the day precedlllg the Passover the l Jewish houses are given a thorough cleaning : and all bread Is thrown away. Services appropriate to the occasion wet lucId In tile synagogues of this city Monde ly night , and Tuesday moring and sImiar son' ' . Ices will be lucId at the end at the weele. As tile date of the I'asmoyer Is nearly thl same as that at the Chritan festival of Easter , many of the ancient symbols of the Jewish . I holiday have passe Into use In comedic in churches wIth the gaster festivities of the Christan ) - _ . - . L . .J F . _ : . . . . , JUi1U. S. I' , IOltSI un00018 ) CO - Flltlnl Stale on CHores for Easter : Ladles' 5-hook tan , brown and black , These gloves are hon str worth $1.00 , Thursday you can buy them for 1ge , - Lndis' 5-hook , brown , tan and black ; every pair guaranteed The regular price at thIs glove Is $1.50 ; Thursday wit will edt them for $ .00. Ladies' 7-IIOk , all eolor , every paIr guar- anteed ; you cannot match these gloves for less than $1.75 : they go on sale Thursday for $1.25. Our wash gooll department Is now com. \llete \ , with a till line ot the latest novelties nl PHces that will pleas . Silk novelty ginghams , beautiful designs , 38c. Finest Scotch gInghams ISo Best satlnes , fast colors , lOc antI iSo Fine printed belges 12'4c. rench I pongees 10e. G.lnch flue percales 7'c. 7ie. Amoskeag apron checks 5c. Crellons , all colors , 15c. St'ECIAT4 BAHAGNS IN QUIt DtSS . GOOnS llll'AIITMENT. Black crapons , all wool anti silk , 40 to 10 Inches , SOc to $1.75 I 'ard. Colored crnpons , 40.lncl , 87 , ! c. Pine Imported plaids , 40 Inch , brIght colors , 60c. 52.lnch cheviots , smal checks , 75c. 40-lnch che\lots , all colors , 35c. 38-lneh all wool novelty sultlngs , 2'Jc. ' All wool French chalies 32c. IN OUR CLOAK DE1'AItTMENT. Ladles' new spring stilts , with the now hair cloth skirts , at $9.08 , worth $13.50. All our spring jackets at actual half prIce . $5.00 jackets for $2.50. $7.50 jackets at $3.75. . $10.00 jackets at 500. $12.00 jackets at $6.00. $15.00 jackets at $7.50. $20.00 jackets at $10.00. Come and see these groat' bar alns. S. P. MOUSE DRY GOODS CO. S A re.v Ad\.I"IP . Offered by the Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul railway , the short line to Chicago. A clean train , made up and started from Omaha Baggage checked from residence to destititi. destna- lion Elegant train service and courteous elployes. Eutlr train lighted by electricity and heated by steam , with electric lght In every berth. Finest dining car service In the vest . with meals served "a la , carte " The Flyer heaves at 6 P. m. daily frons Union Depot. City Ticket Office , 1504 Fnraam street C. S. Carrier , city tlcleet agent. _ . _ Extrlrdlnlrly ! I.ow UBtO to Denver McCook , Sheridan , Broken Bow , Sterling , Colo. , and a number ot other points are offered by the Burlington route Monday , April 15. Ask the city ticket agent at 1324 Farnam street about them You wi be surprised and pleased to learn what he wIll tel 'ou. S Through Service The Nickel Plato road , ( N. Y. C. & St. L H. 1 t. , ) the favorite line between Chicago I aCid the cast along the south shore of Lake Eric , being the shortest line to Cleveland and Buffalo offers n splendid through car service I to all classes at passengers. Mag- nlflc'ent Wagner sleepers anti dining car daily on through trains to New York and Doston For reservations of I sleeping car space and further information . I address J. Y. Calalian general agent , 199 Clark street , Chicago . Ill . I COFFIELD IN FOR TEN YEARS I - I Supreme Court Amrls UIRllosltlon of the ( 18n br the Lower Cuurt I W. C. Coffield was a banker who had un- I usual success In Omaha anti sonic other wcst- Hn t towns for a time , though not long after I ho commenced operatIons on the Omaha i 'chango he met the grief which overtakes those who try to acquire riches too rapidly. I The latest news In the case oC this notorious forger Is that the Eupreme court has affirmed , the judgment Bending him to the penitentiary for ten years. Coffield Is the man who cam to Omaha about a year ago and presented himself to Mr. Millard , cashier of the .Commerclal National bank , lS a prospective cigar manufacturer. lie opened an account. On October 24 , 1893 , ho made a deposit ot $500. His appearance was much In his favor. On November 18 he needed money , so he cled and presented a Fort Scott draft for $1,80. All the money I ho wanted was $1,200. This was advanced him anti the balance turned to his ad\'unce . The draft was drawn In favor of W. C. Cof- field upon the Chase National of New York and was a forgery. When the draft reached , I New York the cashier wrote In bll letters I over the document "I " , , "Fraud . The Jury con- vlctet hln on this rhnrge. C01eltl also tried his game on several hunks In addItIon , but was caught In time. In Kansas City ho has done bold work. . S , Hats and cockroaches killed by millions kied mllonl t with Steam's Electric Paste ; 25c. 5 DIED , GOHMAN-Daniel. aged 71 years . Funeral 'l'hursllu , A Irl 11 , at 2 ii. m. from family Ipshlencc. 17th and Mason sts , . to Holy RelJllchre cemetery Mr. Uorman ( has hIved , In Omuha 38 years and Is sveil known ant wel hy the old , Bctlers or iougias county. I'LJltIY-Arrnru , April 9. IS'JS , wife of flu- gene Purdy , , .d3 N. llh st. Hued 35 yurl. I"unerll from l'eslence , 'l'hursluy , after- noun ctnetery. itt 2 o'clocle. Interment Forest Lawn - - = I I II I II I - - II I L-- ! I I I for Infants and Children1 . . - - - - a- I Clsorlalsl\olladapted tochldrcn that CI.torla cures Colic , Constipation , I recommend It Upl > to any prescription Sour Stomach , Diarnitura , Eructation , known , " IU . ArccttER , M. D" , Kills Worms , , anti ' dl. kown to ro" 11 A. AnclER " Worm give bleep IUII IJrmot d- 11 So. Oxfozd St. , 3.lrooklyia5 N , Y , geston , _ Without injurious medication , - lTho use ot 'CastOriS' Is s Inl\ell anti "For r\eral years I have recommended It merit s well known that It seems n work I Ctorla , ' and Ihal always continuo to do It. Few thin , It has Invariably iroducod beneficial ot supcrcrogatioftt4IeuldorbO are 1 a8 111 Invrably llrouct Inc cl IntellIgent famihw . vl do not keep Ctra results. " wlt easy reach . " EDWIN F. P AnnE M , D. , O.S1UTN , n , D" , 11th Street anti 7th A\'e. , Now York City , New York Ciy , Tins CJI.UR C0IIPANT , 77 MuRRAY SmnErr , New Yon CiTY. ' ' Is baiiu U831 by tiioiusanils : : of lair os month . IC Is the OA'fI I 1 111 thoI8:1:1 I n . Ii " fTfNIUjjR , utrrlu.tatY'8 : Irlult I Irr"/lt Ir Ira ! alY C'U ! . I I safe . arid reltabtu never ( ails , CIIMUWwlb every buttiu. sars . 10 A 'bY , 'rbl8 lu110110 is fir " "I'urlor 10 plUs It'uvery . bottle ts'stts ' anal nO'ur IOUi i its strnth. ( 'lohi by all tuwtittg dritlisli. l'rlou. J 00 : lJ \ tr.IIII perbuttle. U vuurdru . iduusuoliuvousaul , . . . . prWllo U\'ILrdru..11Iut"IUI/UVet' ' JIJ JOJalt wuwlllul..lrJyLn ! allJ II exprull. , OAUQLE JUHPEa 00 Western ( Miles , Owaa Non'luk , - - . , , _ _ _ - . - - . ! ' i- - - - - - - - - - - : . . . . - ii i " , , , Confrmaton Apparel ! ? overwhoreP Out shopping tcdny for tnt b03 of yourP Soenthlngs V , " ! . ' There are 2 recommendable features nbout our Confrmntol1 ' Suits-black goods-or perhaps next to it-d Irk colorings , ! , J FIRSl-Thoy're alt wool-richly trhnmod nnd dumbly lnod ' SECOND-Sure colorings-fnst asset rich black dyes- \ , Values are not to bo argued upon , because there is more deception " in clay worsted ( the cloth wa m03t cho3rfuUy rOon113ni for boys' : ' wear ) than nny cloth 1mowl to the mnrkot . ' \ Clay worsteds reminds us of 2 horses in the dark-both appear 1 aliko-tlao Cheapest might bo mlstn1en for the most expensive j ) retail , n lovely blnck clay rlt fo r $0. 50-nl wool-ninrk you 't' -suro black The same sort of n suit Is worth everywhero-wel-it depends - , ponds upon the honesty of the snlesm'n nud the firm you deal wi th. But $8 . 130 to $10,00 would be nn honest ' transaction , Black Choviotail ( WOOl ) sutt . . . . . . . $8.75 .J , ' - Dark Mixed . , . . . , . . i Worsteds ( all wool ) " 4. 5 ( ) ' . Black Cnsslmore Sle ltxo d . . . , , , , , , " . . ( . fn .f , Ages from 13 to 20 years } f . Save you n little pocket money 01 trlmmlng3 , too-Bhoos-Hats- Caps-Waists-Hoso-Untlorwonr- Ties- Shlrts- Collars- Gloves- Jewelry and other trinkets. e " 1 ' , _ _ ; Wish \ ! for a Spring (95) ( ( ' ) Cltalogu9 : ? Send your aIdrass { , I . - - ' - - , - -1.-- _ , - - ' - - - - - - - " - - - - - - . . . . . . . . , s . . . . ' . , . . . , . - . . . . ' . . .Q. , . - ! : : : ; ; ; -i i , . , , t . aUt I Do ouKnow _ . I A good thing when yon see it ! ? We rather . ' , . think you do judging by the number of people f ; , who made their purchases from us yesterday' " t ; Don't Compare , _ ' ; i us to the high priced ( in- . , I ' stallnclt stores (01' ( we are , , not that kind of PC0llO. . . 4 4 I Do You Know " _ ' . . , \ > . ; 'That , h'on nu bl'nss beds b' ' . \ \ ' ; i are ns c'lieap nt ' house ' , wooden chclP ones elsewhore. oU' us , , - . ' . ' ,1 , I Do You Know - . , - - . I - . 'Vo sell fut'nitut'c , carpets , , t tovos . crockery , &e. . on ' , : " - . ! Ca wcekly h ' pUYiell . at Spot _ " ' > , , , . , I ' ' . , . . , I' I " ' ' I " " - < : ' . , . , Do yOUHOW that 27 , tUImls' 1 ; , took place In OnHh lnst sum- ' ! , sum't 't ' . mcr , caused by chel 1) glso- , ' f , 11 ' . , : i hue stoves ? We wlrn 'ou In t , 11 : , ? ui _ _ . _ . tiiiie. I you buy I Jcwcl of . . _ _ _ - . ti : ' , ij ' . ' us , , 'ou wl be on the safe , , ' : side. Accidents arc Im108s1110 ; , -a , - - ( ; wIth the Jewell. . ABSOIJU''E- ' - - IJY SAPE. Awurdcd hIghest t ; t , , mCtIu ! at WTonld's I uh' , Cirk'a- , I , _ _ _ _ - - go. Send for Jewel slovo cat- ' . . , alogne. Send for baby em' . , 1'1tgo cntaloguc ' . , t - - ' 4 , WQ\J\s Aoqz1' vtUii ' LLcI ,1 . \ \ l O . t .i 1OMllAF213FMkPTCO. L _ [ : : : : : - - - - . - - ! ! ! - - - t " j - " ' nCHliG , hUMORS 'l Torturing , ,1.lgurlnl cczemnt. ' nod curry spl'dl'd of Ilchuiitg , lintla ini , .al ) ' , et unsitti , , Ililug lttntli , bll ) ' - ' .kll 0/1 . .wl11. . < . . , s , ' 1,1011) t , - / . , , . ) end Uln. fiiIIng hnlr , 1.lc 'rd b > ' I 1 single 1111..1101. fI , ) stttedUy 1" nll rronomlrnly .1f' ! by Iho ' Cl'Tlrl ' A JtFMItLs ! ) , wh'l tbo . -d' beat I'h'alclooa ' fall. - - --C--- -----rF J -K \ "I , .enel ha . m.r."lnll , French _ k. I - lcmoJy : CALTHOS ( ' , , , . 11' ( ' HInt a. . Y i.'u4uI uisrnntcctit ) , t.titos I 11EI , ) /larnl'oU.t lli'hursra ) .5. . 11..10 : ' wm , , . , , , . ' , will1 cUlm Hp rnl''rl ' \ 'corelo ' uiHl ILL' ' . . , . " . . 10,1 nIH'JCIU : I \ur. I''j and , tov , 'I .aIisjled ; . , .d ! ' . 0 VaN t.alutd. . . , . . J . . . : , , . , , . , , Ble - Amt 1" bus leI'.aUm. - . f , DDODODODO DODOD ODO Ii , J H E There Is Nothing H ] B ] ; "Just as Good"as Ripans abules B R or headaches . biliousness and all ' ' ] or al A 0 disorders of the stomach and liver' : 1 d Onc , Tabule gives relief [ I' : One relief , . ] E . , f j . , RlpaD. Tabulul , Sold . by 4rnl.II , y . by . maQ . U U te price t&O centS a , box . ) I. lent OJ tt The . . , RI- . Paul Chemical I Company No 10 Spnlcl Ht. N Y. DII ; " , - JO OE1 - L cii EJLJELIEJ ) * I J , - , _ Jr EXACT . ST MERCANtILE IS TIE ( FAVORITE TEN CENT ' CIGARRrEC' . , lor sale by aU First 01111 Dllh I' ! . l lutlcturcd by the ( ' . - . . V' F. R. RICE MERCANTILE ' CICAR CO. , , Lactry . lo , 30JL . St. Luis , M. . ' ' , , . " _ - _ . . ' " ' , " - . - _ ' _ _ _ _ - , " - " . " " - _ " 0" T _ . ' AL _ "h- / L.t
