8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; nimssoAY , MAY 28 , isos.
KIRK
IT IS A HAPPY SIGN
Brings Happiness fo ihe Pop-
uace of ihe Land ,
Stands For and is a New Era
of Prosperity.
Tlmt that j rent prcpnrntlon , Ilnln
" \Vutcr Maker , Is foruinoyt In iirurmrliiK
for the openliiK of a new era Is evi
denced by the fact that its sale IIHH
never beuu eiiualled. Many an over-
\vorjtcil liousi > ki > ( > | ) cr has sought for an
nrtlcle Unit will reduce the labor
that IH so appaient to house
holds of all , rich andpoor ,
Also to minimize the expense In
these days of unknown possibilities'
Ilaln Water Maker Is designed to dc
away with all the drudpery of house
keeping. This Kreat preparation Is
therefore , a true symbol of economy.
Was Beyond My Expec'.atiom
Mrs. Thos. Homier , southeast cornel
of Fourteenth ami Cass streets , says
"Tho test I Rave Kirk's Kaln Watei
Maker was beyond my expectations h
the } 'ood results e > btalned. . 1 harelli
expected such a grand preparation , bu
It is undoubtedly such. It breaks tin
hardest water very nlcoly and tin
clothes are much nicer after using thi
preparation than has ever been at
tallied In my house before. I Join wit !
the hundreds of eithers who have nc
ccpted the opportunity to recommem
It to the people of Omaha. "
Works Beautifully With Deli
cale Colored Fabrics.
Mrs. McMahon , wife of M. J. McMsi
lion , employed In the Union 1'aclll
Hhops and residing at No. lliOS Cac
street , says : "Kirk's Italn AVatt
Maker works beautifully with dellcat
colored fabrics , and the results I hav
obtained wore astonishing , as well n
quite gratifying. This test , I think , I
the most severe of any that could li
given It , and after proving Its worth 1
this test I am satisfied that It will d
wlmtiivor It Is claimed that It will.
am happy to recommend It to others ,
Italn Water Maker will soften tli
hardest water Instantly , making a
waters soft and velvety. It will hoi
colors from running In printed and co
ored goods and prevent llannels an
woolens from shrinking , while It h
creases their durability and lastln
qualities. This preparation will ah
prevent bluing from curdling In wate
It Is on t.ale at all grocers , a largo twi
pound package for U3 cents. Ual
Water Maker Is never sold In bulk , ne
Is It peddleel from house to house , an
the people are warned against Imlti
tlotis. '
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FUNERAL OF GEN , IIAWLEY
Simple Servlcoa Express tho.Sincere Trib
utes of Hearts Deeply Touched ,
ADDRESS DELIVERED BY RLV , M'COFMICK '
I'laln Description of the Strong Mnnly
Uuallllfl * of the Urnd Appcur * as the
lllChcit Kuloey Miiny Hull-
road UUIcluU 1'rocnU
Simple and beautiful were the funeral ox-
erclses yesterday aiternoon over the body ol
the late general solicitor of the Klkhorn
railroad , General John n. Hawley. There
was no attempt at lavish floral display , al
though many and lovely flowers gracedi the
casket and set pieces stood at the head ol
the catafalque , a harp anj pillow of rare
sweet roses. Throughout , everything was
gentle , like the life and character of the man
who did so much In molding the govern
ment of the people , not only In the aiJtnlnls-
.ratlvo department , but In the halls of legis
lation.
During the hour of the services hundreds
: amo to view the face of the dead and lister
.0 the life work of the soldier , statesman and
lawyer , as reviewed by his pastor , Itev
lainucl D. McCormlck of the First I'resby-
erlan church , In which the deceased took
in active Interest over since coming tc
maha.
After a short reading of the scriptures bj
.he minister the quartet of the First I'rcsby-
erlan church , Mrs. Wllhelm , Mrs. McLearan
rtr. I. M. Treynor and Mr. Copeland , sanf
'Asleep In Jesua" most Impressively , will
Icep appreciation of Its musical scope and It ;
ilgli standard of musical notation. A shor
irayer followed , the choir afterward slnglnf
. beautiful hymn to the tunes of "Adrian,1
ell known in the Presbyterian faith.
EULOGY BY DH. M'COHMICK.
Ilev. Mr. McCormlck , In speaking of thi
lead , said among many well chosen sen
ences : "It la true that a funeral tervlco li
lot for the sake of eulogy. . . And yet In tin
: ase of a man so eminent as our friend
whose body Is In the coffin there , It is no
possible to refrain from saying somethlnj
ibout the < life that was so good and grea
md useful as was his. I feel my own per
onal unlltness to speak at such a time a
.his. As strongly as a man can love an
ither whom he has known but six months
loved General Hawley. Dut In that tlm
. saw him little , snvo In the sick room. W <
.vcro waiting. His pastor was Just waltlni
tor him to come back to the prayer meet
Ing , where he was its life ; to the churcl
services which he never missed. The peopl
were waiting ; were waiting as patiently a
they could for him to como back , for the ;
missed him to , the kind , genial , hearty , lov
Ing man , General Ha\\ley. They were pre
; > are.l to wait till fall , although it seeme
long , and now In boJy ho will not como bac !
at all. His death conies upon them as
personal bereavement. They heard it , an
hey burst into weeping , for they loved him
md with hlni the dear * family ho has lei
jehlnd to us. They loved him for his thought
'ulness ' , for hl.3 genuine kindliness of hearl
lor his tenderness In word and In prayei
'or his whole-hearted piety , for his devotlo
: o his church airl to Christ , for his faithful
ness to duty , for the thorough genulnenes
of the man. It was the man they loved , fo
they knew him. There were not two Joh
I ) . Hawleys , ( here was but one , and becaua
hoa so true , so strong , so clear In thougli
and so beautiful In expression , and so whole
some In life , they admired and reverence
and trusted him as much as they loved hln
The place ho occupied In the community wa
the same , quiet , unassuming , iinostentatlou
yet ho was a po\vcr. Men who knew hli
trusted In his Judgment , rolled on the mai
Ho crept Into the affection of men 33 trui
heartedness and genuineness and Christie
character always do. Men could not he !
but love him. They could not know him an
not do It.
"It Is profitable to Inquire for a momei
into home of the reasons that made Goner ;
Hawley the man ho was In his home , in U
church , in the community. In the fir
place It was because he was first of all
man ; a genuine manly man. Ho , did m
know the meaning of meanness. Ho cou
not be unmanly , or do anything that was n *
manly. It Is easier to recognize a man tha
It is to describe him. It means BO mar
things. But General Hawley possessed ther
They are qualities that touch and concci
every phase of life. They concern every r
latlon In which a man stands to his fellows
Then the speaker alluded to his home llf
which was Inexpressibly dear to the dea
and how much a beautiful home stands fi
the busy , active man who lets cares real
the glow of a happy fireside.
HIS FIDELITY TO HONOR.
Of his Indexible integrity Mr. McCormle
said : "In the 'noble profession of which 1
was an honored member , a profession th ;
has In it more temptation to scale strict Ii
tegrlty , and has In It more men perhai
who are true and loyal and honest , he wi
noted for his unswerving and inflexible li
tegrlty. What this means every man wl
lives today amid the seething , moving , res
less .mass of men , each Intent on securlr
that which he sseks , and many so Intent (
the thing as to be Indifferent to the mean
fully realizes. Sterling honesty Is not rar
God spara us the day when It shall becon
so. But that which is not .an Inflexible inte
rlty Is all too prevalent , and men value I
Again he was a man of business and pr
fesslonal capacity. Whether there Is anta
onlsm between these two things or not It
not usual to see a professional man a the
pugh man of business. He had these qual
ties , and they were eminent ones. Tl
world sometimes forgets what It ones to rni
who have succeeded in life. It Is not easy
succeed. It Is a hard battle , and the m :
who succeeds Is the man who is entitled
the respect of his fellow men. It requlr
qualities of the hlgcsht kind. Qualities th
are noblest and best In man. It means cou
ago ; It means constancy ; It means Industr
It means persistent application ; It meai
faithfulness to duty. And General Hawli
was a man who won such respect and su
cess.
cess."Ono
"Ono of the most remarkable things abe
General Hawley was this : He rose from t
first round In the ladder to a very hli
Place , and yet was unspoiled by the worl
Ho started a poor boy. He got his own ed
cation. Ho started to college , but 111 heal
forced him to stop. He studied law. I
practiced two yeais and was made pros
cutlng attorney. Ho did his work well. Tl
war came. He was made a captain ai
fought with bravery. At Fort Donelson I
was Injured , and this , with 111 health , fore
his retirement. Ho again practiced law ,
1SG8 he was elected to congress and twl
re-elected. Ho resumed the practice of la
and while attending the supreme court
Washington ho was Just about to start fro
home when he called on his old friend Jol
Sherman , He said the first assistant se
retaryshlp of the treasury was vacant and
want you to take It. Ho returned hem
consulted Ills family and wired In accer
ance , nnd came back to bc-come a Candida
for governor of Illinois. A large practice
Chicago followed , whenceho was sent we
as atttorney for the Ekhorn ( rpad. His II
slnca ho came to O'maha you all know. I
made this success because ho determined
succeed. But the prominent thing Is th
General Hawley touched every phase of 111
He was attorney , he was politician , ho w
In congress , he was an ofllclal In a prorr
nent department ol the government and d
his work so that he received the unstlnti
praise of great men. He mingled wl
men. He was In society. Ho was subject
the fiery temptations that exist In the
places. And he remained the same quli
genuine , true-hearted , conscientious ma
untouched and unspoiled by the world. Tt
life teaches us that men may succeed and
true. "
Then quoting from a favorite author t
eulogist said : ' "Hero , lying In this ct ,
ket. Is a.11 that the eye can see , all thai t
hand can touch of our friend ; that -will
was he , that which thought , felt , love
hoped , that which served his fellows. Is n
hero. I do not believe In death. I belle
It Is only another kind of birth , and win
we can detach ourselves from certain si
fish views , we shall bo able to see tl
dlvlneness of death. Our ( rlend has simp
graduated and gone Into a larger field
labor Instead. ' He did It so quickly. I
was sitting looking out the window over t
beautiful view therefrom. Then a suddi
spasm and he opened his eyes upon a scei
so much raero beautiful , jo much more I
tensely delightful , we cannot stop to describe
It If we were able.
"The death of our brother Is the loss of
another link that connects us with the glowIng -
Ing past. He was one of the younger of those
men who Illumined the financial page In the
days of resumption. Last week Hugh Me-
Cullough , who outlined the policy of the
government In the matter of resumption ,
passed away ; and here lies the body of htm
who did much to carry Into a living fact
that for which McCullough planned and
labored. "
ABOUT HIS BIRR.
Then followed loving words for those left
behind , words of consolation and of hope ,
the choir accentuating , seemingly , the well
chosen tribute to the dead by singing "Jesus
as Thou Wilt. "
The pallbearers were Joseph H. Mlllard ,
H. G. Burl , C. C. Hughes. B. T. White , J.
C , Wharton and P. L. Torino. Interment
being of a private character only the rela
tives accompanied the body to Prospect Hill
cemetery.
In respect to the memory of the dead so
licitor the general offices of the Elkhorn
were closed all day , the city ticket office ol
the Northwestern , of which the Elkhorn Is
a part , closing from 2 until 4 o'clock.
There was a large delegation of the heads
of thedepartments and clerks of the Elkhorn -
horn present at the funeral , one 'of the
rooms In the residence , 2514 Capitol avenue ,
being reserved for thorn. Many members ol
the bar of Douglas county were present
headed by the committee appointed at o
meeting of the bar , J. M. Woolworth , J ,
C. Wharton , C. II. Offut , B. T. White , Johr
L. Webster ; J. M. Thurston being abscnl
from the city. And there were a great many
railroad officials present , representing othei
roads , President S. II. H. Clark , J. A. Muiv
roe , J. O. I'hllllppl , II , U. Hltchlo , George
W. Holdrege , and C. P. Manderson.
IIAYDICX 1IUOH.
ItrmiinnM of DreM ( inniMt Oroot < ? oodsl
We've decided to clean up EVERY renr
ant In the dress goods department and hav <
Imply tailored cost or selling PRICE. Thej
jtUST GO. We place the entire lot In tin
main center aisle on 10th street Tuesday a <
a. m.
You can get remnants of blue serge at 25 <
n the dollar.
You can get remnants of novelty suiting a
our own price.
You can buy a remnant of Henrietta a
ess than It costs to freight them.
You can get remnants of BLACK GOODS
n a profusion of styles and qualities , a
prices which mean dollars and cents ti
hrewd buyers.
Black gloria , black silk warp hfcnrletta
ilack serges , black batiste , In fact , cvcrythlni
n black good ; .
Now , wo mean exactly what wo say , NO'
ONE SINGLE remnant will remain after thl
salu.
THEY MUST GO.
SILKS.
Genuine pongee silk , only 15c yard.
Printed India silk , only 15c yard.
Wash silks , largo assortment , 2Co yard.
Swivel silks , 30 Inches wide , 39c.
Whlto wash silk , 27 Inches wide , 39e.
Yard wide white wash silk , 69c. .
Cheney Bros. ' $1.00 quality printed Indlas
I9c.
I9c.Yard
Yard wldo black India silk , G9c.
HAYDEN BROS.
Indies' Turkish Ilnths.
Six for ? 5.00.
Electric baths.
Massage by a professional masseuse.
One1 manicure or bangs , curled free wit
every bath this week. O'pen evenings an
Sunday forenoon.
The Only Kvimliiir Tritlu for Denver.
which carrlss both sleeping and dining car
Is the Burlington's "Denver Limited. "
Leaves Omaha 4:35 : p. m. exactly.
Arrives Denver 7:30 : a. m. exactly.
City Ticket Office , 1324 Farnam St.
Dnivur sleeper.
The Union Pacific Denver Fast Mall tral
carries a Pullman sleeper with buffet servlci
leaving Council Bluffs dally at C p. m
Omaha at 0:15 : p. m. , and arriving at Der
ver S a. m. next morning.
Reservations secured at Union Pacific clt
ticket office. HARRY P. DEUEL.
City Ticket Agent.
1302 Farnam Street.
WOMAN'S CLUB MEETING.
Like Men , They Ihivo tin Aunnal Klcctlo
or < > fllcor .
The last meeting of the Omaha Woman
club for 1S95 was held yesterday at the ch :
rooms. It was a very exciting meeting an
was brimful ! of business. The various et <
partments made their reports , Which , wit !
out exception , were adopted. The report i
the leader of the parliamentary practice d
partment was exceptionally good. She pa
a tribute to the secretary , Miss Ida Edsb
Miss Belle Cartwrlght's report was a fli
literary production. The reports were u
exhaustive and were listened to with de <
attention by the members. The recordli
secretary gave a resume of the general woi
done by the club. It was quite satlsfactor
There were eighteen club meetings , tv
general , two social and two business meetlni
during the year. The remaining twelve we :
entertained by the different department
After all reports had been presented tl
election of officers for the ensuing year wi
held.
held.The
The first choice of the club was the r
election of Mrs. Ford as president. She d
cllned to accept as she did not feel that si
had time to attend to the duties of the ofllc
She Is now president of the Woman's Chrl
tlan Temperance union. She Is also an I
structor of music and a member of sever
charitable organizations. Mrs. Jennie Keys
was also voted for , but the members of tl
art department declined absolutely to gl
up their very efficient leader , so she decline
Mrs , Lindsay , Mrs. Ferguson , Mrs. Stlger ar
Mrs. Peattio were In turn named , but tin
all for good and sufficient reasons decline
Just here Is where the excitement came
and It looked for a time , as though the cli
had an herculean task before It , but Mr
Towne and Mrs. Tllden , securing the nore
nation for president , Mrs. Towne was electe
The other officers elected were : Mrs , For
first vice president ; Mrs. Kcysor , second vl
president ; Mrs. Draper Smith , recordli
secretary , nnd Mrs. Garrett , correspond ! !
secretary. Mrs. Towno addressed the clu
She thanked the members for their kin
ness , saying that she thought It the hlghe
honor the city ofl Omaha had to confer.
After the Installation of the new officers
committee was oppolntcd to select a tesl
monlal to be given to the late preside !
The retiring and incoming president we
both presented with lovely bopuets of Amei
can Beauty roses , A resolution , tenderii
a vote of thanks to the Manufacturer's at
Consumer's association was carried am
great applause.
Jlumld Wore ( Julckly Taken.
NEW YORK , May 27. J. P. Morgan
Co. have closed the subscription list to tl
bonds of the Terminal Railway association
St. Louis. The Issue is largely over-su
scribed.
FACTS AGAINST 1 THE CANAL
olnti 1 ! roue Hi Up hjrlt&o Attorneys In the
ArgunmntAflTmterdnyi
The legal arguments ! 'In the canal case ,
which Is being heard bftfore Judges Ambrose ,
) uffie and Kcysor , wire-continued yesterday
> y W. S. Poppleton.i County Attorney
laldrlge , reprrsenUng-'tba commissioners , and
Charles Oftutt , In be Mil t of the same Inter-
enors for whom Mr. Ppppleton appears , have
Iready addressed the biinc ot judges on the
cgal phases ot the question.
Thus far the question' ' as to whether the
mandamus shall Usual from the district
ourt , directed to the Board of County Com
missioners ot Douglas county , Instructing
hem to call a special canal election , has
urned wholly on legal propositions , no evl-
enco of any sort having yet been offered.
The main point made by the county attorney
elated to the method ot appointment of the
anal trustees by the district judges. Ho
quoted law tending to show that the appolnt-
nent would be unconstitutional. Mr. Offutt
tas taken the position that no petition was
ver submitted to the commissioners , such as
he canal law contemplates , In that the pell-
ton submitted contained conditions relating
o the proposed starting point and terminus
of the canal. Mr. Popplcton along this line
read a decision from a Beatrice case , to the
iffect that where property owners had asked
'or a change of grade , but asked that the
trees along the road be kept Intact , the
letltlon was thrown out for being conditional ,
le argued that the canal petition must bo
reated In the same way.
It was maintained on argument that the
canal law does not enjoin a duty on the
commissioners , and therefore in their dlscrc-
lon the commissioners could reject a peti
tion asking for a calling of an election. The
novel point was raised relating to an alleged
deficiency In the law to the effect that there
was no authority contained in the law by
which the trustees were given power to draw
upon and expend the- money which would be
eallzcd by the county from the sale of I.s (
jonds.
On the question of the Unconstltutlonallty
of the canal law , which Is the main point
raised by the opposition , It Is contended that
the constitution of the state provides for the
election of county and township officers , con
sequently the judges have no right to appoint
men to such offices , as It would be barring
the people of their prerogatives. The attor
neys also made the argument that the dis
trict Judges for this district would be vested
with more power than any other district , by
reason of their appointing powers , and so
the law would become special legislation , aa
It only affected Douglas county.
In reference to the canal trustees It was
maintained on argument that the test ol
party fealty , wherein the law provides for the
appointment of trustees from different politi
cal parties , Is unconstitutional , and that the
tenure of the trustees Is for life , because it
Is claimed no provision Is contained In the
law limiting the tenure after the first ap
pointments to any period of years. Argu
ment has also been made to the effect that
by a vote at the polls the majority would
attempt to take away the private property
of individuals for private purposes. Inasmuch
as the canal , so it Is alleged , Is to be built tc
aid private enterprise , and not the county.
The Apollnmrls Spring's Great Cnpuclty ,
"The drinkers of Apblllnarls water may fee'
assuredof being supplied with their favorite
beverage , while those who have not yel
drunk It need have no fear of being senl
empty away. Careful-tests have been made
which demonstrate that the existing supplj
Is adequate for filling 40 million quart bottles
yearly. When the demand Is In excess ol
these figures then the Apolllnarls company
may have to sink a .second . well. It Is quite
clear , however , that the Apolllnarls sprliif
yields enough water not only for present re
qi'lrement , but also for those of a future
which Is till remote.- " The London Times ,
which Is still remote. " "I he Times , " London
Courtlnml Itench Opening ,
The Fort Omaha band will bo In attend
ance at the opening- Courtland beach 01
next Thursday , Decoration day , afternooi
and evening. The following is the progran
for the evening :
Mnrch From Tfthhauser * FcBt Wagne
Medley Recollections o ' the Rebellion. .
i Uaye
Descriptive Fantasia Twenty Minutes
on Midway Plnlsnnce .Dalh ;
Potpouri A Night In Berlin Hnrtmni
Grand Fnntnsln My Old Kentucky
Home Variations for all Instruments
Dalb ;
Overture Ten Minutes with the Min
strels Ilrowi
Darkles Jubilee. Turnc
Patrol Salvation Arrnv Ort ]
ill i.in.melon Itotito
To St. Joseph and Kansas City. Qulckes
ind best line.
City Ticket Office , 1324 Farnam St.
ABE LAUDER BROUGHT BACK
Ho hny tlmt lie Intended to Koturn am
I'licn the ClMrcei.
Abraham S. Lander was lodged In jail yes
terday , having been brought back fron
Peorla ,111. , by Jailer Miller on the 9 o'clocl
Hock Island train. Deputy County Attorne ;
Winter arrived In Pcoria Sunday evening an
exhibited the records of the county commls
sloners , calling for the conviction of Laude
for assault , in addition to his arrest , where
upon the authorities which had been holdln ,
him for a $200 reward released him.
Lauder says he left Omaha Intending to re
turn , but that he thought It advisable on ac
count of the excitement to remain away untl
the feeling should have had time to coo'
He was headed for Chicago when capturee :
where he Intended engaging In the yeas
business , he says. He left Omaha on th
eastbound evening train two weeks ago tc
day , his trial having been set befor
Justice Crosby for the following day.
Expert cooks use Dr. Price's Baking Powde
because It adds to their fame housekeeper
because it adds to the comfort and happlnce
of loved ones.
WORKING ON SEVRAL CLEWl
Uotectlvng Trying to Vatliom'tlie Cnuso o
the ( ul'lnrell .Street fire.
The local detectives are still working o
the mystery connected with the Caldwe
street fire. Some Information has been ot
talned , but nothing that sheds any deflnlt
light on the occurrence. A lot of furnltur
has been located In a down town storage es
tablishment which Is supposed to have bee
taken from the Osbourne residence , and a
effort .will be made to have It Identified. 1
this clew proves to be well foumled ther
will be but llttlo doubt In the minds of th
officers that the fire was of Incendiary orlglt
but this theory would still leave the death e
Mrs. Osbourne unaccounted for.
A good deal of tlmeahas been expended I
an attempt to discover the Identity of th
Henry couple , who ser mysteriously droppe
out of , sight. Two man are under survel
lance on suspicion ofi being the Wllllar
Henry In question , but up to date nelthe
has been positively identified.
SS&SSSS fcSWGSS
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fS ° grape cream ° r tartar is
usec * * n Royal Baking Powder. Unlike -
like other powders , Royal leaves no acid
id I or alkali in the food.
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ils Geneva Grldello Ouke .
bo One and one-half pints flour , four tablespoonfuls -
spoonfuls sugar , one-halt teaspoonful salt , one
he and one-half teaipoo.ifuls Iloyal Baking Pow
s- der , two tablespoonfuls butter , four eggs ,
sne nearly one-half pint milk. nub to white ,
ch light cream butter and sugar , add yelks of
! . eggs , one at a time. Sift flour , suit , and
ot powder together ; add to butter , etc. . with
ve milk and egg whites whipped to dry froth ;
an mix together Into a smooth batter. Qake in
small cakes ; as scon as brown turn , and
brown the other side. Have buttered baking
tin ; fast ai browned , lay then on It , and
ot spread raspberry Jam over them ; then bake
Ie more , which lay on others already done. Re
lien peat this until you have used Jam twice , then
: n bake another batch , which you use to cover
36 them. Sift sugar plentifully over them ,
36n place in a moderate oven to finish cooking.
Oraliatu Crackers.
One ejuart beat Graham flour , one table
spoonful sugar , one-half teaspoonful salt , om
half teaepoonful Iloyal Baking Powder , tw
tablespoonfuls butter , little more than oni
half pint milk. Sift together Graham , suga
salt , and powder ; rub In lard cold , add mill
mix Into smooth , consistent dough. Flot
the board , turn out dough , knead well
minutes. Roll with rolling pin to thlcknei
of one-quarter Inch ; cut with knife Into ma
envelope-shaped crackers. Bake In rath )
hot oven \vlth care ( as they burn readily ) te
minutes. Handle carefuly v uile hot ; whe
cold store for use.
lllro Flour ( rncl.rr .
Proceed as directed fcr Ccrn Starch Crach
ers ; substitute rice flour fcr starch.
6OI.D 1IY Tllli BimriVlNQ I'AllTNKlt
The Entire Dry Goods Stock of Hedge *
It Ton. , Hnltlmoro.
SOLD TO BOSTON STORE , OMAHA.
This stock ) of dry goods was sold by order
f the surviving partner In connection with
he liquidation of the business of the firm , oc-
asloned by the death of Mr. James Hodges ,
he senior partner.
This is the largest and most fortunate pur-
liaso ever made by Boston Store , Omaha.
The stock had to be fold for spot cash and
hat Is ono of the main reasons why we got
nch a snap ,
This stock Is now being unpacked and prc-
arcd for the eale , which will begin
FRIDAY , MAY. 31ST
AT BOSTON STORB , OMAHA ,
N , W. Cor. ICtli and Douglas ,
o
Ladles Four tub baths with an attend-
nt , $1.00. Bangs curled free. Electric baths.
Opening evenings and Sunday forenoons ,
Impo iiula ) to I. 'TO lu Tills Conn ry
Vlthout hearing about the Northwestern
Ine's evening J'Chlcago Limited , " for people
VILL talk about its conveniences , tastefulness -
ness and comprehensive up-to-dateness ,
) iimha , C:4S : p. in. ; Chicago , 8:15 : a. m. Ves-
Ibulcel sleeping cars , chair cars , a la carte
diners , Plntsch gas , EVERYTHING. No ex-
ra cost.
Other Northwestern trains at 11:05 : a. m.
and 4 p , m. dally. Want your trunk checked
at home ?
City ticket office. 1401 Farnam street.
A Seimmcr Trip.
Teachers and others contemplating H sum
mer trip , the expense of which ahull not be
irohlbltlve , are reminded that low rates to
Oliver , Colorado Springs , Manltou and Pu
eblo via the Burlington Route will be In
effect at the time ot the National Educational
Association meeting In Denver next July.
For a copy of an attractive lltMe book ,
giving all necessary Information about the
neettng , the city of Denver , the state of
Colorado , rates , side trips , hotels and the
lurllngton Route's service , call at the city
ticket office , 1324 Farnam St.
Mini1. Ya'c't cosnetlcs free with cvriy
treatment this month.
HtSVJtAXCK OX THE CHILD
Kvldunco 1'olnra to O.V. . Wlntlirup as the
Murderer of Mra. Mntthewi.
SAN FRANCISCO , May 27.The police are
still engaged gathering evidence against 0.
W. Wlnthrop , who \v.-w arrested this week In
connection with the death of Mrs. Jennie
Matthews , who died under mysterious circum
stances nt the grave of her child. So far the
only tangible clew at hand Is the one dis
covered by the Examiner , to the effect that
Wlnthrop is named as the guardian of Mrs.
Matthews' little daughter In a life Insurance
policy of 12,000. whlcn ran out a few days
Seforo her death. The chlM was maete the
beneficiary In the policy. Mrs. Matthews'
husband did not know that she had her life
Insured until after her death , Wlnthrop , It IB
said , having cautioned her to say nothing
about It to anybody. While the evidence
against Wlnthrop is by no means conclusive ,
the police say the clew furnished by the
Examiner suggests the most plausible ex
planation of the mystery. Another point that
turns suspicion toward Wlnthrop Is the fact
that Mrs. Matthews said shortly before her
death that she had been given a pill by
Wlnthrop , a btatement In which her daughter
concurred. Chemical analysis of her stomach
disclosed the presence ot strychnine.
Income Tux Cotlcctiirn Let Out ,
PHILADELPHIA , May 27. Thirteen dep
uties hired by Internal Revenue Collector
Doyle of this district to assist In collecting
the Income tax have been ousted from their
positions under the recent decision of the
supreme court , declaring that portion of the
tariff law unconstitutional.
According to the collector's returns , he had
collected ? 1 , 230,000 when the adverse decision
cut off further business In the Income tax
line. Collector Doyle has received many
letters , some requesting , some demanding tliat
the money paid by them .shall be returned to
them. This Is Impossible , the collector says ,
for all his returns were forwarded to Wash-
InRtc-n immediately upon collection and every
book and paper relative to the subject have
been sent there.
For purity , leavening power and goodness ,
Price's Cream Baking Powder leads all
others. _
Ilontrlco Man Commits Suicide.
BEATRICE , Neb. , May 27. ( Special Tele
gram. ) Henry Klein committed suicide by
hanging himself In the barn on the Tom
Zimmerman farm cloven miles southwest of
this city , between midnight and daylight
this morning. Klein was a widower and on
the 1st of May began suit In the district
court against a widow named Auke Jenssen
asking Judgment for $1,000 upon the grounds
of breach of promise. The ceirouer has gone
out to hold an inquest and no particulars
are yet obtainable.
A I'evr
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 destina
tion. Elegant train service and courteous
employes. Entire train lighted by electricity
and heated by steam , with electric light In
every berth. Finest dining car service In
the west , with meals served "a la carte. "
The Flyer leaves at C p. m. dally from Union
Depot.
City Ticket Office. 1504 Farnam street. C.
S. Carrier , city tlcket _ agent.
' Cxcuralons.
On May 21 and June 11 , 1S95 , the Union
Pacific system will sell tickets from MIssour :
river points and stations in Kansas and Ne
braska to points south and west In Nebraska
and Kansas , also to Colorado , Wyoming , Utah
and Idaho , east of Welser and south of Beaver
Canon , at rate of one first class standard fare
for the round trip. Minimum rate , $7.00. II.
P. Detiel , city ticket agent U. P. system ,
1302 Farnam street , Omaha.
TO YOUNG
Wo Offer a Remedy
Which Insures Safe
WIVES ty to Life of Mother
and Child.
CONFINEMENT OF IT8 PAIN ,
HORROR AND RISK.
"My wife used only two bottlea. She was
easily and quickly relieved ; is now doing
splendidly.
J. S MOIITON , Harlow , N. C.
Pent by express or mull , on receipt of price ,
VI.OO pel bottle. IJosk "TO MOTUKU3'1
mailed frco.
IUUDF1ELD tlEGULATOn CO . ATLANTA , OA.
BULIt 1IY ALL , lIUL'tiUUTS.
We end tha rnarvrlous French
ItcmoJy CALTHOS ft-.v , and n
Iccal cimrantce that UALTIIOS will
BTOP niicknreri iml..lon : ,
CUHK Hnrrin eorrhra.nrlcoctU
and ltisTOUK Ix > .t > Igor.
Use it and pay i/salfijltj.
AMn , VOH MOHU CO. ,
Scl Amtrltti Jeie > , ClnrlBmll , Cklo.
Rowland Wm , Bailev , D , DS
L2 O [ N G
DENTIST.
floor PaxtOD
Block.
Finest and Best Dental Work
Gold Killings , Crown and IlrldRO Work
Teetli extracted wltnout pain without gui.
Use Dr. Balley'sTooth Powder
Memorial Day
G. A. R. Suits
A good honest hcnrtoil ohl solillor , who fought nobly nt Gotlyaburp
for the prosorvtition of our Union , cnrao In here recently nnd naked fern
n suit of blue , the kind that wouldn't ' wound his pride.
Nobly Bnlel Nothing more disgraceful than a brass button , that
represents blood and honor , on a raggy and faded suit which distinguish
the hero from the robol.
Wish every clothing concern would deal as honorable about fast
color blue suits as wo do.
Wo carry two kinds of G. A. R. suits Five Dollar and Six sovou-
ty-flvo.
The $3.00 kind la not nil wool , however indigo dyed. Some hold
color , sumo fiulo , it depends how much sun the suit has to bnttlo with.
The 50.75 kind Is Blrlctly all wool indigo dyed. The cloth halls
from positively the best mills of the country. The label on each coat
will verify It. It is a guarantee that the cloth won't fade , inndo from
the makers to the wearer , and we'll see to It that you got a brand now
Biiit free if it docs fado. Just coma in , takootT the old ono , nnd put on anew
now ono for ft.
Wo know of no pltico in the western half , where suits of this sarao
sort ol cloth rotalls nt loss than $0.00.
Single or double breasted , size 34 to 44 G. A. R. buttons with
cither suit frco.
AN INFALLIBLE CURE
UTor
f This may seem incredible but it is nevertheless true nnd we are prepaird to prove our \
asiertiom. Mllaclt Tnnla jinriflt'N tliajilooil , rcgnltitfH flip iirrren ,
' r ff' ' ffo"J' < ! m'iJ/c , ' ' /ufMM / ! Li ! ! J ! lll [ YOUR DRUGGIST SELLS IT.
li. It is positively BlackTonicMed.Co. V
guaranteed to cure anillness. . . .
If you liavo not given It a Manufacturers , f ,
\fj V trial its miraculous do BO to-day powers. and watch ST. I.OVIN , - . JIO. \ /
TW-ASTINO DISEASES WEAKEN WONDER.
*
fully because they weaken you slowly , gradu
ally. Do not alow | this waato of body to make
you apoor , flabby , Immature num.Health , strength
and visor h for you whether you bo rich or poor.
The Urent Iludynn la to be had only from the Hud-
eon Mcdlc.il Institute. TliU woiulcrful discovery
was made by the specialists of the old famous Hud
son MedlcM Institute. It Is the strongest and most
powerful vltnllzcr made. It Is so powerful that It
Is simply wonderful how harmless It Is. You can
get It from nowhere but from the Hudson Medical
Institute. "Write for circulars and testimonials.
Tills extraordinary Ilcjiivenator Is Iho most
wonderful discovery of the nge. It Mas been en
dorsed by tbo leading scientific men of Curopo and
America.
IlUIt Y V9T h purely vrectablp.
JIUDTAX stops prcmaturcness of the dls *
charge In twenty dajs. Cures LOST MAX-
IIOOD , constipation , dizziness , falling sensations ,
nervous tu Itching of the eyes and other parts.
( Strengthens , Invigorates and tones the entire
system. It Is as cheap as any other remedy.
JIUDTAX cures debility , nervousness , emis
sions , and develops nnd restores weak organs.
I'alns In the back , losses by day or night stopped
quickly. Over 2,000 private Indorsements.
Prcmaturcness means Impotcney In the first
stage. It Is a symptom of seminal weakness and
barrenness. It can be stopped In twenty days by
the use of Hudyan. Iludyan coats no more than
any other remedy.
Send for circulars and testimonials.
TAIXT.KD Itl.OOJt-Impuro blood duo to
serious private disorders carries myriads of hore-
producing germs. Then cotnessoro throat , pimples ,
copper colored spotsulcers In mouthold fiore nnd
falling hair. You can save n trip to lint Spring * by
writing for 'Blood Book' to the old physicians of the
HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE ,
Stockton , Murkct nnd IUII * Set. ,
BAN K1IAXCISCO , CAL.
Easily , Quickly , Permanently Restored.
Wcnkncia ,
UoblUly , and all the trala
kpf ovIU from early errors or
1 later excesses , the results of
overwork , ilckueis. worry ,
" v etc. Full atrc'igtli , eleveli
opincut nnd to jo given tut
joveryorimn and portion
of thcboly. Simple , naU
urnl methods. ImmedU
. . . . . . ate Improvement Been.
Failure Impossible. 2,000 references. Hook ,
explanation .ind proofs inailoj ( eulud ) free , i
. " ' "M. CO. . Buffalo , N.Y :
ex
Our record of actual and undeniable cures ol
SYPHILIS Is phenomenal. We furnish all med
icines free nnd eradicate the polpon from tht
njxtcm In 00 dn > s. Cure Ktiaianteed.
Hours. 9.30 to C:30 : ; Wednei-il.ij'H und Batur.
dayn , 9 , p. m.
THH niNSMOOR TIKMIIDY CO.
812 New York I.lfe , Omaha , Neb.
RESTORE
LOST VIGOR
When In doubt wh t to me for Nervous Del Mlty , Loss of Scuual Power ( In ellher
lei ) , Impotence , Atrophy , Virlcoccle ind other weaknesses , from any cau e , use >
Sciine I'tlli. iJraltn checked ant ) full vigor quickly restored. If neglected , vuchx
tfitoulf i A "V trouble * reiu1lfaull > . Mailed anywhere , sealed , for fi.oot 6 l-oxcs for f5 oo. With
.
liusuit lu 4 TvCCJtS. e\ery 1509 order e give a Ic al guarantee lo mre or refund the money. AdJiest
SIIEKMAN & MeCONNELL DRUG CO. , 1513 Dodge street , Omnlm , Neb.
pane DDDdlDC
School Children
sweetmeats and you can't
prevent it , The first you know of
it there is a head ache ; the child is
billions and something must be
done. Use Pupan's Tabules , a
remedy which is standard for such
troubles.
nipani T buln : Sold by drutgliti , or br m U
If the price ( M oenti box ) It itnt to The HI-
Chemical Company , No. 10 tipruca it. , N. T.
EXACT SIZE PERFECT ! *
THE HERCANriLE IS TUB FAVORITE TEH CENT CIGAR.
JfOt sale by all First Cluss Denlurs. .Manufactured Ly the
F. R. RICE MERCANTILE CIGAR CO. ,
Factory No. IXH , SL Louis , M *