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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1895)
8 T1TJD OMATIA DAILY JEE ; TUJSSDAr , DECEMBER 10 , 1305. CONTINUES THE ISII CASL Koysor Postpones the Hearing So tha Special Jnrois May Bo Summoned , WILL BE TAKEN UP TOMORROW MORNING Sliri-litl Vrnlrr of ( Her n Iliinilrri In llnlpriMl Cnrrlilnrn ( 'nitiilcil li > Tlioxc IntcroMril in ( lie L'nne , The trial of the case of the elate agalns Jimmy Irti , charged with the murder o W. H. Chappie , was net for hearing before Judge Keysor yesterday and nt the hour for convening court the corridors of th building were thronged with a crowd of met nnd women who were anxious to gain admls slon as npcc'atorg. In order to prevent a crush during th preliminary proceedings n bailiff stood guan nt the door and admitted only members o the bar and Jurors on the regular panel Just a mlmito before the time for the open Ing of the court , a deputy sheriff appeared In charge of Ish , who was conducted to th court room and seated with his attorneys ready for tLo hearing. Ish shows the- effect of his confinement In. the county jail during the pau : six months , "ills usually florid countenance tenanco has bleached to a colorlcssness am ho has gained flesh from lack of exercise He was neatly dressed , as usual , cleanly shaven and apparently In good spirits. Of course a case of such Importance couh not bo fairly entered upon without a little legal rparrlng , and It came up In this In stance on the right of the tate to endorse the names of two additional witnesses on the Information. The defendant's attorneys op posed the proceeding and quoted law am rules to show that It was Irregular. Among 'tho other cl'atlons ' was a rule printed In the bar docket , providing that under no clrcum utancci should the names ot witnesses he entered upon an Information on the day o the trial. "Now , so far as that rule Is concerned , ' Interrupted Judge Kcysor , "I want to sa > that U Is not a rule of the court , vfas never adopted by a meeting of the judges , but was made by one Judge for his own purposes and I am not bound by It. If a judge of this court wants to make a eet of ruby , he cat da so , but I will not be bound by them ll they arc printed In forty dockets. " , After some further sparring the county at torney decided that the two witnesses did no know a great deal about the case , anyway an ! one of them was cut of the city , so he vtlthdrcw lily motion to have their names en dorscd. Then the question of getting1 a supply o ; Jury timber was nken up. Judge Keysor naked the number of available members o the panel and was Informed by the clerk that there were seventy-two jurymen , Including the twelve men who had served on the Morgan case , and that Jud o Scott was taking a jury trom that number for a cassIn his court Judge Koysor stated that ho would order a tpqclal venire for 100 Jurymen for the Ish case That caused the t-prlnglng of another law point. According to the statutes an order for n special venire should have been Issued one day before the day S3l for the trial of the else. The dofenfe did not want to agree that a. special venire should b ? Issued at this tlms. The attorneys did not want to delay the casa they salil , but an agreement , would bar them from the right of making an exception to the manner of drawing th ? jury. If It v > as found necsi-saiy. In the future progress of the case After looking up the law In the matter ol sslectlng Jurors In such cases , Judge Keywr made an order for a special venlro of ICO jurori. ' , to report at 0:30 : o'clock Wednesday morning , Decembsr 11 , and set the hearing of the case for that "hour. This was satisfactory to ell concerned. . During the proceedings Mrs. Ish , the vener able mother of , the prisonercame. . Into the court room ami was given a seat on the first rcw of the benches reserved for the spctators. "When the order for an adjournment until 'Wednesday was made by the court the pris oner aiose , kissed his mother affectionately and spent , several mlnufcs In close conversa tion with her before being removed to his quartern at the Jail. The wife of ths- prisoner did not appear and will probably not. bs allowed to hear any of the evidence In the case against her husband , m she Is under an Indictment for the same offense with which lie Is charged. The v\lfe of Chappie , the murdered man , was also abcent from the court room. She la In the city aud will be a wit ness In the caso. I'rllililc Ul\urcp CIIMC Itco | > : m > < l. Judge Duffle has practically granted a re hearing of tlie I'rlbble divorce suit. A de cree ot divorce was granted thn busband , Ira , Kcveral days ago on the date that the case ivas set for trial. Mrs. 1'rlbblo failed to ap pear at that time. A couple of clays after she lllccl a motion that the decree It ? set aside on the grounds that she did not receive rail road tiansportatlon , which the court allowed her , In time for her to bo In Omaha on time- . Mrs. Pribblo Is In New York. On the healing of the motion yesterday Judge Dullle de cided to have other transportation sent to her at once. Until she arrives In this city the decree of divorce will be hold In nbeyanca. It Is expected that when she comes a trial of the caw on Its mnrlts will be allowed. NoU'M from Hie IIlNtrlct Court. 1 Joseph D. Her has filed nn answer to thf petition In which the Interstate National bank of Kansas City asked for the fore closure ) of a mortgage on Iler'a propsrty , glyen to Recure a note for 15,000. Her al leged that ho gave the note as security for a loan ot JS.OOO made by the bank to a third party. It U claimed that this money was re paid , and that therefore the note and the mortgage given to secuio It were at one ? ren dered void and null. A motion for a new trial has been made In the ciu > Q of Kr.inUsUu Kaldt against DIP I'll- ] > remo lodge of the Bohemian Slavonian Hen- ovolent association. The plaintiff sued for f 1,000 Insurance nn a policy IssiiPd to her deceased husband. A verdict was returned for I ho society. I. J. Dunn moved that a judgment bs given him by clef iiilt In liln case against the county. Dunn sued for $10 n witness foes for the flvo days on which lie was called before the grand jury last spring. The Hoard of County Commissioner ) ) refused to pay tin fees. You Cnn Ili'llov , ; The testimonials published In behalf of Ilcod's Sarsaparllla , They are written by honest people , who have actually found In their own oxpeilonca that Hood's Sarsaparllla purities 111. blood , creates an appetite , strengthens the system and absolutely per- inpncntly cures all diseases caused by Im pure or deficient blood. Hood's I'llla for ( be liver and bowels , act promptly , easily and effectively. i Not U < v , Tb.8 "KOOIC ISLAND" vcstlbuled llmlte-d leaving Omaha Union Deoot DAILY at 450 ; p. m. , with sleeping car for Omaha passen gers , U the lll'ST train from Omaha to Chicago , us the HOCK ISLAND depot In Chicago U located In tho-tirart of the rlty , thus av'oldlug ' transfer , and lands patten- gers within en y distance ot all premium ! hotels and business houses. Ticket office 1C02 Farnnin street. Haydtn Urns. ' at ] . Is on I'aga 2. TliliiKTU limn. " No , C , Onmln , 5:13 : p. m. , Chicago , S:45 : a , m , No , 2 , Omaha , 4:15 : p. m , , Chicago , 7:45 : a , in. No. U Chicago , C00 ; p. in. , Omaha , 810 ; a. m , No. 3 , fiilcjgn , in.45 p. in , , Omnhn , 3:35 : p. in. No , 8 , Omaha , 10-300. m. , Chicago , 7:00 a. m. No. C , Chlrag1) , 4:40 : p. m. . Omcba , ii'20 a , in , Tim NOHTHWKSTnilN LIXB. City Ticket Olllce. 1401 Farnam ilrcct. Tiiko tliu - " > ' " Mn to St. t'n ul. Leaves Omaha DAILY at 4:50 : p. m. via Dei Molnev , through deeper , no change , the "UOCIC ISLAND DINING CAU" for nipper. For tickets or tle ? [ > ! ng car reservations call nt nOCIC ISLAND ticket cilice. 100J Far- nam street. . AI. era a quarter to six , t The now "Omaha-Chicago Special , " via tha Noithvwsttirn line. arriving at Chicago n\t luornlOR a quarter to nine , UI5 ; a. in. City ticket office , 1401 Karnam itrtit. iC * * itivnii cAfsnn A I.A.W srir. Untile Oti-r I.nnil Pnrmnl I > X tltp MlnncMirl. Since Friday , November 29 , there has been a cas ; of considerable Interest on trial be fore Judge Duffle. It U that ot Charles L Efforts against Hiram Heel and other : , Including the Manhattan Ueach Improvement company , th ? company which Is operating the Lake Manawa pleasure resort. The legal squabble has been brought about entirely by the vagaries of the Missouri river. It appears that In 1SS6 P.V. . Hitchcock took possession of a tract uf land In Sarpy county , along the Missouri river. Some time later he pold sixty-eight acres ot this to Charles Lcffcrts , the plaintiff In the suit. The land was situated along the river bank. In time the river considerably Increased the area of this land by accretions of sand , soil and debris. In fact , It mad * It three or four times Its original size. Then , however - over , the river left its original channel and cut dltectly through west of Lefferts' land and has remained there since. At that Urn ? Like Manawa was formed , It having been originally a part of the bed of the river. Lef ferts' land , Including the accretions , was thus transferred to the Iowa side of th ° river , being situated between Like Manawa , the Missouri river and two streams which con nect the lake with the river. On the accretions since they have been formed a large number of squatters have settled and have taken possession. They went further and sold or transferred some of the land to the Manhattan Ueach Improvement company. The suit Is over the title to this accretion which has ben squatted on. L'ffetts alleges that the property rightfully belongs to him , as the river gave It to him. The squatters , however , charge that they have been allowed to remain In undisturbed pos- seoslon for yeirs nnd ought to be allowed to remain , on the principle that possession con stitutes nluo points ot the law. Nevertheless , Lcfferts It ) bringing the suit to obtain title and to set aside nil mortgages and transfers that may hive been made of any portion ot the property. TO Till : I'UIIMC. f INIIIIO S. Iliinciill mill U. K. AVII- llnins Ilittv SoiiU'lliliiK to Suy. we consider ur. u. u. wo of 519 N. ICtn St. , Omaha , Neb , one ot the best physicians In th ; city for the following reasons : Four > ears ago our daughter became very rervous and at times sick and umble to control her self. We doctored with and consulted nine of the leading physicians of this city , but she gradually grew worw , until on the 7lh o ( October , 1S)3 ! , she was attacked with spasms. She was unconscious nnd delirious for weeks following the attack , and at a consultation of phvslclans they agreed that fhe could not get well. We then emplojed Dr. C. do Wo , and the patient becan to Improve at orce , and In a remarkably short time was up. She Is feeling hotter than bhe has for n long time. She Is Improving every day and bids , fair to get entirely well. II. P. WILLIAMS , Father , ISAAC S. HASCALL , a Near lUlation , 2105 S. 13th St. Soolftj Clrc-iiM TlckotH May be had of A. Hospe , 1C13 Douglas st. ; Adolph Meyer , Farnam and Fifteenth sts. OOo each ; children half prlc ? . Oninlia GctM u ftuvv Train. The Overland Limited , via Union Paclllc- Northwestern , that formerly took an Omaha sleeper east dally at 5:45 : p. m. , now leavea an hour earlier , and In Its place , at a quarter to G every evening , the NORTHWESTErtX line starts a new complete train In OMAHA , from OMAHA and for OMAHA , arriving in Chicago at 8SE : o'clock next morning A clean vestlbuled gas lit Ak-Sir-Ben flyer with sleepers ( superb ) chair cara free and dining car ( Northwestern ) . City ticket 1401 Farnam street. Haydcn Bros. ' ad Is on page 2. O m nit ii SaciiK'crlHiiii ! Ofllorra. The Omaha Sacngerbund at Its regular meeting Sunday afternoon elected the fol lowing officers for the ensuing jear : Presi dent , Klchard Eugelman ; vice president , Theodore Llnhold ; financial secretary. Alex- ftndsr Guenthsr ; recording secretary , Krnest Mortens ; treasurer , Oegrgo Helmrod. The SaeiiKOrbund membership t roll shows ibout 100 names and Is In an excellent finan cial condition. The muical director of the society Is Prof. Charles Peteisen. Sunday night the * Saengerbund gave one of Its evening entertainments n the Natntorlum hall , the head quarters of the aoclety. The attend ance was very large , many of the pi eminent Germans of Omaha being present. The pro- ? iam consisted ot Instrumental and vocal se lections , the former rendered by the Djnini ladles' orohtstia , the latter by Violet Lesslle and L Mpitens. There was also a couplet solo by P. Lehman. The productions were well received and after the finishing of the progiam dancing waj Indulged In for several liours. Comfort to Cnllfornln. Yes , and economy , too. If you patronize the Hurllngtnn'B personally conducted onee- a-week excursions , which leave Omaha every Thursday morning. No change of cars from Omaha to San Pranclpco and Lor. Angelcr Second class tickets accepii'ci. Call at ticket offlri1324 Farnam , street. and get full Information , or write to J. Fran cis , G P. & T. A. , Omaha , Neb. A Clfiiii Is what the OMAHA-CHICAGO SPECIAL via the NOUTHWESTEHN. gets before starting east at 6:45 : p. m. That Is because It Is a' complete OMAHA train from UNION PACIFIC DEPOT. OMAHA. City tick ? ' . cfllce , 1401 Farnaai street. Columbia Metal Polish. Cross uun Co. CoiiNiiltittloii I-'rec. Consult jour beta interests and go east via Iho evening Northwestern line , OMAHA- CHICAGO SPECIAL , at "a quarter to six , arriving at Chicago at S:45 : o'clock the next naming. City ticket offlce. 1401 Farnam street. Ladles of All Saints chinch will eerve dinners nt the Y. M. C. A. rooms on Tues day , Wednesday and Thursday , December 10 , 11 and 12 Dinner , 25 cents. Ha ) don llros. ' ad Is on page - ' . TinFiiHtcMt Time to Cnlltoriilii. s NOT offered by the Burlington roule. The jcal service Is though. Travelers to whom a few hours means lit tle and a few dollars menus much will nnd our personally conducted excurMons just what : hey are looking for. From Omaha every Thursday morning. Through tourist sleepers to San Francisco and Los Angeles. Cull at ticket ofllre , 1324 Farnam street , and get full Information , or write to J. Fran- clx , Q. P. & T. A. , Omaha , Neb. Warrant Out for Ilntt-l Klrkr. A wariant has been Issued for the arrest of Hazel KlrKe , a young woman who fonn rly Ived In Council Illuffs. It Is charged tha : .lias Klrke called upon Mis. Lunbrow last Saturday In search uf a situation , and while he landlady left the room for a few minutes larel appropriated { 25 of Miss Lunbrow's mills , which were contained In a tiockctbook ylng upon the table. When Mrs. Lunbnm etiiiued the young woman had lied , had hailed a passing motor nnd coma to Omaha. Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair , BAKING POWDER a.OST PERFECT MADE , pure Crape Cr m 6f Tartar Powdtr , Frca Din Ammonia , Alum ct any other-adulterant. /.O YEARS THE STANDARD , TRYING THE BRUTON GANG Beginning Mndo in Disposing of the Hall Dozen Oases , CONVICTION IN THE FIRST INSTANCE \Vltllnni Cilnncon I'omul Onllty of Holding t' | > mill IloltliliiK u Street Cnr Comlucliir The Utlirr CilMCfl. In the criminal court yesterday Judge Scott mad ; a beginning on the cases against the thirteen members of the Druton gang , There tun a full half dozen of these cases , and they charge cither grand larceny nnd burglary or the rccoUIng of stolen property. The names of two or three of the members of the gang arc on each of the Informations and they have each Invariably demanded a separate trial. The case called v > as the- one wherein James Druton , Stephen Hall and Wil liam Olascowero charged \\lth highway robbery. It Is alleged that on the night of May 1C the three men held up a street car conductor , Thomas II. Fell , while his car was standing at the south end of the Itans- com park line. They entered the car , sho\cJ n mohcr In Fell's face and took his month's wages and some change , 'amounting In all to $ S5 , from him. The three men demanded a separate trial , and the case against William Ulapcowns becun. The attorney for Qlascow made a motion for u continuance , saying that ho was not ready for trial. The motion was overruled , the court holding that the defense had been given plenty of time In which to get ready. When the trial \\SB about to begin , however , It developed that the state had also been derelict In falling to have any witnesses on linnil. "I'll not wait on hour for you , " said Judge Scott to the county attorney who was tryIng - Ing the case. "If > ou are ready , proceed. If not , 1 will continue this ca e until next term and you win ha\c to set at work nt once upon some other case. " After a few minutes' delay the county at torney raid that he would go ahead with the empaneling of the jury and \\ould hustle up sumo witnesses In short order. Qlascow was at once airnlgned on the Information and pleaded not guilty. He was also arraigned on another Information In which he Is ac cused of having stolen from the Twenty- second street power house or the street rail way company $218 worth of goods. Ills part ners In this crime are named as Stanley Clay- comb and lleiuy Dean. The robbery occurred on August 12 , Ib94. Glascow pleaded not guilty. Another member of the gang , James Smith , was also arraigned yesterday on the charge of receiving stolen property of the value of $203. Ho pleaded not guilty to the charge. The goods were found stowed aay In some potato barrels In Smith's house ? . He nc- countcJ for them by saying that Stephen Hall , another member of the gang , roomed with him for several days and left the goods. Smith's wlfo bscamo frightened because she thought they were stolen and placed them In the barrels. The thirteen men who are supposed to con stitute the gang wore arrested last October. Robert and James Druton , Stephen Hall and William Glascow have been picked out as the rlnglsaders. They have been charged with grand larceny and burglary and have ad mitted their guilt on some of the charges. The other members of the gang are chiefly lipld fnr rnrolvlncr atnlfn nrnnprtv. The headquarters of the gang appear to have been at the residence of the Drutons In Central pork. A largo quantity of stolen goods was found there , as well as In the houses of the other men arrested. The piop- erty found Indicated plainly that the men had been pursuing a systematic course of robbery. They admitted as much and In con sequence the police charged up against thorn almost e\e'ry extensive burglary which oc curred for fame time previous to their ar rest. Point , of these burglaries and , robberies they arKntAv ledge. Others they deny , nnd one of th'm is the jobbery of Conductor Fell. Glascow left the city In short order after uoiiio of hla alleged partners were arrested. He was biought back a short time later. In the middle of the afternoon ths trial of Glabcow was completed and the cai'3 was nlvi'ii ( o the Juiy. A verdict was returned an hour later , Olascow being found guilty of lobbery. Accompanying the verd'ct was a request from ilia juroia lecommendlng Glas cow to the mercy of the court. An extended popularity. Drown's Bron chial Troches have for many years been the most popular artfcle In use for relieving Coughs and Throat troubles. norm , POIITUH irMiii AHIUST. ClinrRCil Tilth Hotitilanr the Itoniiix of tlie ( JiK-ntn. George Abbott , a porterat the Darker hotel was arrested yestertar while attempting to make away with $50worth ( of clothing be longing to M. V. Heddlntr. Shortly before 6 o'clock Abbott entered the hotel cfllce , preparatory (0 ( going on daj natch. Sam Uauman , . the night clerk , had occasion to leave the oflleo for a few minutes and when ho return til Uio porter had mysteri ously disappeared. Satisfied that something was wrong , lUuman got beneath the counter and In a few minute : wai rewarded by seeing Abbott start acrosi the street \vlth a valise H ? went to a tailor shop nearly opposite the hotel and left the grip nnd contents with some party Inside. When ho appeared again at the door of the etore Dauman captured him and took him back to the hotel. Detective llmlon wai called and he placed the offender nnrtnr ftrroflt. Abbott had been employed nt the hotel for o\er five months. From time to time during the lost few months guests In the house haO been missing articles of clothing nnd jewelry and the hotel management had been put to a great deal of trouble over the matter. Abbott's room was searched and a fine gold watch nnd socral other articles of jewelry were found , which were taken to the police station for Identification , A warrant lias been Issued , charging Abbott with grand larceny. OITV AVI.VS IN A run CASH. TttilHC PprKiiNiin DerlilcHK'il' " < < 1'K'O- ( lini OlltrlulN DrniTliiK Double I'll- . The case of Landergren against the city cf Omaha * which had been on the records ol the district court for n long time , was decided by Judge Ferguson Saturday In favor of the city. city.This This was the case In which the Judges and clerks of election sought to collect double pay for their services. Before the charter was amended there was no provision by which the pay of the judges and clerks In cities of the metropolitan class was fixed. The city paid tliC93 olllclals $3 as usual , but the judges got. together nnd obtained legal advlcs to the effect that since there was no express pro vision in uio ctiarter relating to cities or tno metropolitan class they were In a position to collect the amount fixed for cities of the first class , which was $ G. The city took the posi tion that since the charter was silent upon the subject the city was only obliged to pay the judges and clerks the amount fixed by the general state law , which was $2 , and con sequently that the officials had been overpaid , If anything. The ca'e was argued substan tially on these lines and the decision Saturday established the position of the city. If the case had been won by the plaintiffs the city would have been compelled to pay the elec tion officials of that year ? 3 additional , which would 1m e amounted to about $1,500 In the aggregate. DoWltt's Little Early Risers euro Indti3 - tlon and bad breath. for Mr. ItiunoH. A description was received by the police yesterday of Carlos Cardoso Ramos , alias Joseph Bauer , alias Stelner , who Is wanted by the Washington , I ) . C. , police for the rob bery of the resldcnca of the Chilian minister on April 15 , 1895 , at which time over $0,000 In diamonds and jewels were taken. Ramos had formerly worked for the minister , but had been discharged. He knew the Interior arrangement of the house and the habits of Its occupants , so that when the descent was made a clean sweep of the valuables belong ing to his former employe was the result. The police have been unable to get any trace of the burglar or or the articles stolen , but late Information Indicates that he Is moving west. UeWltt's Little Early Risers , the pills that euro constipation and bllllousness. n Severe Hiittlo. ROME , Dec. 9. The army of King Menellk of Abyssinia , consisting of 20,000 men , was surrounded yesterday .and .surprised jiby five companies 'of Italian' troopsrunderiMajor Gen eral Tollesl at Ambahtgl. General Arimondl , with another body of Italian troops , advanced to the support of Major Tollesl , but was stopped by the enemy. A severe battle was subsequently fought. The official dispatches fay that the losses of the Abysslnlans were hsavy , but no news la furnished concerning Major Tollcsl's command and nothing Is said about the Italian losses. DIM IN ( iUii n CIonii Illll. Dr. William Davis of this city , who was ar rested on January 10 , 1895 , and taken to Sioux City , charged with conspiracy In obtaining money from F. M. Hunter of Ottumwa , la. , has returned home. The case against him was called In the district court at Sioux City last week and dismissed upon the motion of the attorney for the state. Stole Yesterday a call was turned Into the Raymond Jeweler Yule-tide tokens in patterns , the richest and rarest , are now on display in our Cut Glass Pa'ace ' the most comprehensive list we ever had at prices the most moderate. Open evenings. C. S. Raymond , JBth anil Jtuii'jlun S/ . "VVc have tlie most complete , be.st selected niul cheapest Htoek of books ever wen In Oinnlia. Look over our Mock before duckling what your CI1HIST.MAS GIK'J'S are KOJUJJ to be. You can suit everybody with a book from the baby tint to the { 'rand- patents , niul wo can suit you a to vailety of htock anil-cheaii pikm Our hi'ts of Hiaiularil authors , at popular nilc.'en , are jjood library editions and are not to be confoundud with cheaply bound bookH printed on wood pulp paper that are quoted against tluin. Wo Ktiar- antee them the greatest bargains ever ofl'eied in hooks In Omaha. Our calendars are heleeted from the most artlMIe deHi n8 of the year. Make your belectlou eaily , before tlie stock Is biokeiii Secondiiand iypowilters for milu or rent. ' MEGEATH STATIONERY CO. , 1308 FARNAM STREET. fib- police station from tlio city office ot the Ildmmond Packing company. U nns Mated by the Dutchman that n Rang of thieves had broken Into a refrigerator car , side-tracked In the rear of the building , and had taken A largo quantity of meat. Captain Haze an- swprcil the call and found the door of ono of the cars open. No ono present knew the exact contents of the car and he was unable to discover the amount taken by the thieves. The company will report the lors as soon as an Inventory can be taken. Both the method and rcnttlta when , Syrup of Figs is taken ; it is plcnsnnt o.nd refreshing to the taste , and acta 2"ntly yet promptly on mo Kidneys , ' 'jivcr and Bowels , cleanses the sys tem effectually , dispels colds , head aches and fevers and cures liaMtual ioiiBtipation. : Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind over pro duced , pleasing to the taste nnd ac joptnblo to the stomach , prompt in its action and truly bcnoficic.1 in its effects , prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances , its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known. . Syrup of Figs is for sale in CO cent bottles by all leading drug- gists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro- ntiro it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do not accept any tmbstitute. CALIFORNIA FIB' SYRUP CO. SAN FRMCISCO. CAL. .yew ( tux. if.r. 1896 MODELS OF Union , National and Napoleon NOW IN" . Buy one for Christmas. A. L. DEANE & CO. , (116 ( Farnam Street- J. J. DEBIOHT , Manager. In the race for useful holiday presents we deem It n wise step ( o place before good thinking parents n serviceable suit tie n substitute for nonsensical nnd useless toys. A year two jcnrs and tliico ycnr > ngo nlwn > as n mark ot esteem for the younger generation , we cheerfully express gratitude for patron- ngo by dre < Hng n few hundred youngsters H has been n nicecss. nn tinny of boya have upokcn kindly of in , nnd for It we try to do better every yenr. Tor the coining Christmas we w andcrcd nway far from cost.Ve prepared SOO strictly nil wool suits , of about the quality that retails nt $3 CO to $100 , and for which \\o always get $2.50 , nnd surely cost nbovo J2.00 to produce. But the Price Shall Be Only $1.50. $ Kvciy boy , rich or poor , li welcome. It Is on our part n helper to n useful Christmas gift , c puclnlly to families of moderate circumstances , A pretty little suit It I'k-too dotiblr-hrenstcd , mottled shades of blue , grny nnd brown 3 different colors nplendld nil wool cheviot neat well made < ltessy nnd serviceable. Depend upon c\ery size n boy wtnrs who Is between the age of 4 and 15 Come nt nny time tills week , w- wI i ' Dyspepsia I Prepares the way for worse ills to come. Ripan's Tabules annihi 4 late dyspepsia , One gives relief. 4 6 4 nipnns Tubules : Sold by druggists , or by mall If the pi tec < W cents a box ) Is sent to The III- 4 pens Chemical Company , No. 10 Spruce St. , N. Y. 4e e- EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS Realizing that a great many people in this city desire to $ bejemembered to their friends during the holidays , but are | L. not in position to pay cash down for such purchases , we have Hi decided to place our magnificent stock of up-to-date furniture jg and house furnishings at their disposal , and make terms that j | will be most convenient. Can you select from these ? * Piano Stools , Sideboards Book Cases , Onyx Cabinets. Music Cabinets , Shaving Stands , China Closets , Banquet Lamps , Parlor Tables , Dinner Sets , ChifTonieres , Lace Curtains , Specimen Cases , Japanese Rugs , Rocjdng Chairs , Rope Portieres , Easels and Screens. Pitchers and Vases MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY ON FIRST FLOOR. can select any article and have it set aside for you to be delivered later. Make yourselections early. We will arrange terms to suit. Popular Prices. OMAHA FURNITURE & CARPET CO 1211 and 1213 Pariiam Street , RESTORE LOST VIGOR . . CSU n k. ctel ) 4 ( 8HBHMAN & McCONNULL DHUQ CO. . 1513 Dodge fllreel. Omaha , Neb. TheTobncco used In this Cigar is the best we can buy in C uba. The Mercantile U equal to any thnt aio Imported. Bee that tlie word MEfir VNTIUfl ' " " l FVrRleer'Horeantile Cigar Co , , St. Louis. "
