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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1896)
8 Ting OMAHA DAIT/T 1113 IB : TiTirKSDAV , DECEMBER 17. I8WJ. BOSTON STORE'S ' CLOAKS Special Inducements to Buy Oloaka as Holi' day Preaonts-'Rcduoad Wonderfully. STORE WILL BE OPEN EVERY EVENING Our niN | lii > - of TIIJB , Holiday fJnoilH ( Jam.- * , 1).MM IN AliNOlllH'ly Jlfl- roiiiiltliin In nil Hi-MM-i'tH II" Iliu fJriinilvNl MiouhiK 1J IT MADH IN OMAHA. HKDUCTIONS Koii run nou- DAYS. Tnn JarXotfl , umpire fronts , reduce * ! from 0 IS to $1 OS. A now lot of liouclo cloth Jackets nnil plain beaver cluth JdckctH , nil silk lined , actually worth $10 00 , on Bale at $4 8. Misses' nn.l ehlldivn's long cloaks , sl/cfl 8 to II , In rim- English mixtures , large mil- Itarj cipe , exceptional \aluunt $198ortn ; up to $ ir. 00 , . . Pur trlmmecl JnckolH In great varieties , ohlehl fronts. tight llttiiiK , military bralilc.l . , nducc.l . fiom $11 ! 50 to $760. Tan and brown Jackfta , n nobby Christmas Rift ; thcso bolus someof Inn most styllali garments. silk lined throiiRhout , In n variety of now styles , worth $1500 , on sale at $8 ' .IS. Our entire stock of S20 00 and J2r. 00 m- portcd jnckcts , no two alike , RO at thin Im- mereo lodiatlon of your choice for $198. CAI'HS KOIl CHKISTMA3 I'UI2SiNTS. : A ladles' double rur-cdgcd cape , $2.f. ! ! qualIty - Ity , at I'Je. , A stylish ton cape , edged with velvet and trimmed with snmll pearl buttons , reduced from $5 00 ti > $1 ' S. A new style cape , tight fitting back , at $498. Heater capes , trimmed with angora or Ihlbet fur and beaded , at $5 98. KtJKS POH CHRISTMAS OIPTS. Largo sire Prcnch Coney muffs , catlu lined , nt 75c. 200 electric seal inuffH , down bed , $2.60 quality , reduced to 9Sc. $5 00 finality of Astrachan or Klcctrlo Seal .Muffs , at $1.98. Our $ ! 2.fiO qmllty of real Mink Muffs , reduced to $1 98. A Prcnch Coney Neck scarf with tails , $1 fiO quality , nt 76c. $560 Children's Angora sets , new stjlo muffs anj collarettes reduced to $2.90. nosTON si out : , OMAHA. ICth & Douglas. ii\vni\ : TliDiimuiilM of Tln > TliliiKt for Tiny TolM ill Tlnj I'rlc-uM. Ono entire floor given to toys. Hay- dens' arc hendiiuurtors for holiday goods. Come and see. Toy drums at 27c. DulMIng blocks nt 5e , lUc up. Daby Shoo Plys nt G3c , worth $1.50. $1 60 wngonu at 59c. Hanks , fire engines , police patrols and nil kinds qf lion tojs at 5c up. TIN TOYS AT 1C. Dolls of nil kinds nt Ic , 3c , 5c , 6c , So , lOc and up Kino full kid body dolls nt C9c , worth $1 25 ; natural hair , bisque head , open and close ejes Prices nlwa > B the lowest. Qatnt'H of nil kinds checkers , authors , old maids , etc. , nt 5c. Lotto at 25c. STHHUNQ SILVER. The mcflt ncceptnble and lasting of pres ent ? Prices the lowest Sterling nlhcr coffee spoins 2. > c each. Hogcrs' Ilroa 1817 knhcs and forks $203 per n't of 12 pieces Sterling silver chatelaine watches , stem wind and tot , at $1 98. 5,000 sterling silver novelties nt less than manufdctiircre' cost. The largest assortment of solid gold and Rold filled watches In the west at nbont one-half Jewelers' pricesHAYDUN HAYDUN imOS. CITY r.Nci.Miu : I.NVISTUJ.VTIOV HI < * | iN Ill.t'l > to lie Tnl.cii nt lite ! Sff'ouiicll Mci'tliii ; . Several members of the city council are authority for the statement that the charges made against City Engineer Howell at too cltlzc.is' mcctini ; Monday afternoon will be taken up and thoroughly Investigated. It wns at first proposed to Introduce a resolu tion piovldlng for the Investigation at the regular meeting Tuesday night , but as Mr. Howell had icpeutcdly declared that ho In tended to naK for nn Investigation himself , It was decided to glvo him an opportunity to take the Initiative. It beems , however , that the city engineer experienced a change of heart , for although he wns picsent at the meeting , he made no client to secure u vindication It la now announced that n resolution calling for an ofilclal Investiga tion will bo Introduced at the adjourned meeting next Tuesday night. The bentl- incut among the members Is that the charges are too serious to bo passed without notice , and that If thej are found to be well founded , the resignation of the engi neer should bo demanded. The Lonunltteo of Investigation which was appointed by the citizens' committee when the chaigcd were made and consisting of 11. T Clarke W S 1'opplcton and Cuitlba Turner , met Tuesday and decided to pur sue tliulr Investigation at nn early date Mr Clarke has addressed communications to the people Interested , asking them to bring all the facts In tholi possession be fore the committee , and a date for a hearing will probably bo set nt a futuie meeting. o Iturlilrii'K A nil on Suite * . The best Salve In the world for cuts , bruises , sores , ulcers , salt ihcuin , fever sores , tetter , chapped hands , chilblains , corns and all skin eruptions , and positively cures piles , or ijo pay required. It Is guaranteed to glvo perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. In ( In * Hi'iirt of CliltMiKo. The Union passenger station In Chicago , Into which llio Hurllngton Route trains run , Is loeitinl In the very heart of the city. The principal hotels , the largest storca , the best theaters , the biggest business estab lishments , arc only a few blocks distant. To reach them It Isn't even necessary to take a street car. To leach Chicago. It IS necfi > ary to take the Hurllngton's "Vcstlbuled Plvor. " that Is. It Is If jou want the hist thcio Is. Lcav es Omaha 5 00 p. m Aultns Chicago S 20 n. m. Ticket office. 1502 Fnrimm st. MIITI\G : or .M'.IIIIASIC.V Mtiuits. Iiiillculinn ArlUr Inti'rvNi III (111 * AHKOI'lllllOII. Tlio executive committee of the Ncbw&ka State Millers' association held a meeting' at the Commercial club rooms Tuesday after noon There wcro present the following mumbcra of the committee : I'rruldcnt N. U. Kendall , Lincoln ; Ticasurer A. L. Juhnson , Cieto ; Scerttary 0. C. Holmes , Omaha ; John Graff. Tecumsch ; C. L. MclloneVahoo ; C. 1'utiuim , Gibbon. Treasurer Johnson reported that the finan ces of the organization were In excellent condition , and Secretary Holmes repotted a largo number of applications for member ship , with a splendid prospect for making the association n strong organl/atlon. The annunl meeting of the association will bo held lu Lincoln on the third Thursday In Januniy. The object of this organization IH the mutual advancement of the Interests of the members , Several of the niembeis of the committee said yesterday that they had derived great benefit from the Interchange of Ideas at the meeting held In Omaha lost cummer , and were In favor of holding fre quent meetings for the purpose of mutual Improvement. The association U endeavor ing to secure better ft eight rates for Its members. Tliu formation of a millers' mu tual flio iLsurjnco company Is under con sideration. Hurl I UK dm ltoiiiCiillfurnn ( ! i\cnrMluiiK , Leave Omaha via the Huillngton Iloute any Thursday afternoon at 4 ' 35 In a com fortable tourist sleeper and jo\i \ reach Fan TrancUco ttlluwlng Sunday evening , Lei Angdrs Monday noon , No transfers- goes right through. Uniformed Piillmcn porter and experienced excursion conductor relieve joii of oil bother. ivnilYTIIING provided. Tickets , J10. lcrtb ) ( big enough for two ) < ! > . Cull at tlclict cnicc , 1R03 Ktrnnw ' . . , and get full Information. Or writeto J , Piun- eli , Gcu'l I'iSseuBtr Aguiit , Oni&Ua , Ncli. ( ) ltll\ll ( ( ) A , U II.IIKI.M'M ( lirlntiiuiN Wo hnvo such advnnliiRcs to offer In house furnishing Christmas prices tlmt they nre going more rapidly every day ns Chrlstnmo time drawn ncnr. Hero Is nn offering of rocking1 chnlro , posi tively flr.U-cltiflfl goods , too ; high back , tnp- entry spring seat rocker , oak and mahogany finish , regular $5 00 chair , $ .1.00. lllglt back comfort arm chair , spring neat , carved In Titian velour , padded ivst for back , a regular $11 50 chair , for $7 50. Gentlemen's leather easy chnlr , oak or tun- hogany finished frame , regular $30.00 chair , for $22.60. Largo Morrla chair , oak frame , upholstered In nil hair , leather cushions , regular $32.00 chair , for $2200. Corduroy couch , full sire , nil spring edge , 27 Inches wide , regular $1260 $ , for $9.50. Taprotry covered couch , the newest there Is , very easy , nil hair top , regular $10.00 couch , for $25 00. PAULOH SUITS. Mahogany finish G-plcco parlor suit , cov ered In silk tapestry , legLlar price $1500 , now $28 00. TOYS , OAMP.S. DOLLS. HTC. Our line la made up of the best there are , our tnjs do not fall to pieces , wngons end ololghs made by manufacturers of standing and at prices that cannot bo matched. \Ve do not look to our tojs for proilts , but an n means of bringing In and making new ctHtomers. ORCHARD & \VILHKLM CARPET CO. 1114-1410-1118 Douglas Street. Mx.'lhlrl > I * . 31. Trnln. of the CHICAGO. MILWAUKCn & ST. PAUL RY. Ilest service , RLHCTRIC LIGHTS. D'nlng ' car. City office : 1501 Parnam. A Poriilr-vliiKT I'rohlcm. Whether to trke "Northwestein Line" No. 2 at 4-15 p. m or No C at 0 30 p m. . Chicago- ward. "No 2" nrrlves-at Chicago at 7 45 a. m. and "No. 0" at 9 HO a in Hoth trains are models of modern nrt , skill anil luxury. NO UXTRA CIIAR012 ON CITIIUR ONH. Call at the City Office , 1101 Parnam street , and talk It over. J. A. KUHN , General Agent. G. P. WUST. C. P T. A. I'crvonnll ) Co n it lit * ( til Leave Omaha every Friday via the Union Pacific. No rliango of cars to Ogdcn. San Pianclsco or Los Angelco. Tourist bleepers dally to San Francteco Special attention pnld to ladles traveling alono. A. C DUNN , Cltv Pass , and Tkt. Agent. 102 Farnam St. U'OHlCmi 1IY TIIIJIIl llOOiniATUS. I'lipU-iiNiint nvilfrli'iKM * of T o SratiKerM In Town. A couple of cases of outraged faith In hu man nature were reported to the police > cs- terdny. The principal In one was John Hoe- slg , a guest at the Parmcrs' hotel. Tuesday night vheii Hocslg retired to rest with his roomma'e , ho was the proud possessor of a suit of new clothes When he arose he wns still the owner of n suit of clothes , and In addition had two pairs of extra pants , but as all of the apparel was much the worse for wear , ho was dissatisfied with the transi tion and complained to the police. I locale's roommate , a lame man , Is ac cused of switching the clothes , ns the dls- rnrdcl clotl Ing belonged to him He wno missing jcstciday morning , and Is supposed to have taKen n freight train out of the city. The pollco are , however , trjlng to locntc him. him.August August Lee had a pomcwhat similar experience Tuesday night In a Douglas street lodging house. He and a companion , John Steubcr. worked together all the summer In the harvest fields In the vicinity of Pair- mount , Mlrn. , and a week ago started for Kansas City. They stopped off In thla city and have been here for several dnys. When Leo went to bed last night with his companion he had more than $15 In his possession. When he arose yesterday morn ing $15 of the money was gone and ho was Steuhar. A description of the missing man has been given to the police. MAV in : WAvmn IN KA.NSAS CITY. MrComu-ll .SUNniUof | ! Ill-Ill - Impli cated 111 u llolil-l'ii. The Kansas City police suspect that James McConnell , alias O'Donnell , has been guilty of work in their city. McConnell. as ho Is known here , is Implicated with the negro , Carter , n a number of burglaries In this city. Both men have been bound over to the district court and Carter Is now being tried. The Kansas City authorities think that McConnell held up and robbed I ! II. Hur- mun In that city several dajtj before his ar rest hero. Ho answeis the description given by Uunran. Among the articles taken was a. gold watch It Is believed that .McConnell sent the watch to this cltj In Carter's care , just as Carter had sent stolen property to McConnell In Kansas City. _ _ Try It Once used It takes precedence of all others Cook's Imperial Extra Dry Cham pagne. It has a most delicious boquet. rAii.nu 'io iiivrtiiN jus A Mi'lilliiT of .Niidoiuil CllnrilN to lu Arrt'MliMl. As soon ns he can be located , Ralph U. Woolworth , n member of the Nebraska Na tional guards , will be placed under arrest. A complaint was filed against him In police court jcsterday , charging him with fallIng - Ing to turn over his uniform upon orders The case Is the first of the kind In the local courts. A section of the statutes provides for the arrest of any member of the guards who refuses or falls to loturn his uniform to hl < > arniorj upon the order of his commandIng - Ing olllcers. Woolworth Is accused of violat ing this Ecctlon In retaining a dress and a fatigue unlfoim , nss .MAIM : IN > itunin ; : TUIAL. WurU of hfiMii-lni ; n .lurj IH Noiv Coiu- pl.-tol. Ill the case on trial In the criminal court wherein Charles II. Elliott Is charged with the murder of Gay HutPonplller , the entire day was spent In securing a jury. Soon after the convening of court yesterday mornIng - Ing the tegular panel was exhausted and a upcflul venire Issued. At .1 o'clock In the afternoon the securing of the Jury was completed and the ease was continued until this morning , the jury being excused until that hour , Elliott watched the proceedings with con siderable Interest and frequently consulted with his attornejti when a. now juror was called Into the box. Tlii'liVlKTfll l > otl IN .Not KIIOMII. Anna Homalka of Oxford Junction , la. , Is searching for an 18-j car-old son who Is suppose. ! to bo working upon farm In the vicinity of this city. The lad had been employed In Cedar Rapids and ran away on Septeinberl2 , presumably with several other bo > s who disappeared at the same time. No word has been received from him since ho left. left.A A minister of Olympla , WIs. , has called In the aid of the police to locate C. C Marston , who has dropped out of view. Marston left home for Omaha on October 30 , and no word has been received from him since , Ills mother lives In Oljmpla and hla wlfu In Yluton , la. FLNmtAI. .NOTICH. Entered Into rest nt Now York City , ' 1'ucsilny , December 15th. > J890. ' .Mrfl. Sidney Slmundt ) Uosli , ulster oti'Mlsseu lluttlo and Mtuy C. Slmondu. So ( Io from nn Maxlne Ellto't , the leading lady In Nat Goodwin's company which IB playing atone ono of the ( opal theaters , has reported a theft of $ l2n to the pollco authorities , Mln Klllott left Iho money In one of the dmueie of a dr iuer at the theater Tuesday night. Upon her return jcctciilny morning the money was n. Using. A coupio of detectives have l > em detailed to norU upon the case. Per 'Ihroat Ultra tri had Coughs uio Ilrown'd llronchlHl Tiorhes , Like all really ecxd thing" , they are Imitated. The genuine am sold only la RELLEY , STICER 4 CO , This is the Banner Week for Special Bar gains iu Shoes , LADIES' ' BOX SHOES AT SI.98 Vlfl Khl Slitifx , Jf'J.oO Pop ( In lliiliuifi * nf TlilNVck We Iliix ; TiiUrn .S < - , rill .Nt-n Mjlcit lu hlioi-H anil Mltilt * a Illtr Cut POR THIS WEEK ONLY. Ladles' best quality vlcl kid shoes , clthc opera or Philadelphia lasts , light turned soles , nt $2 50 , cut from $5.00. Ladles' fine vlcl kid button shoes , tun soles , new coin toe , nt $2 50. worth $3 50. Ladles' fine box calf bals , pointed toes just the shoo.for skating and school wear nt $1 9S , chvnjs sold at $ ,100. Ladles' dark red bals , pointed toes , thla week at $1 flS , cut fiom $300. Ladles' and mltses' spring heel shoes either kid or cloth top , sizes 2i4 to G , a $1.98 , cut from $100 MISSES' SHOES AND SLIPPERS. Mlbsco' patent leather strap slippers spring heels , sizes 11 to 2 , special price $1.00 , cut from $1.75. Misses' fine dongoln ehoes , either button cr bals , made on the new coin toe , at $1.-I5 fclzes 11 > A to 2. MIeaca' line kid ehoca , either button or bals , light or extension soles , special price $1.50 , cut from $2.25. MISSES' HIGH BUTTON ARCTICS , 75C LADIES' , $1 00. Special bargains in boja' calf button shoes sizes 3 to 516 , nt J1.25 , cut from $2.50 tnd $300. The balance of this week for special bar gains In shoes. KELLEY , STIGER & CO. , 1 Fainnm nnd 15th Streets. A GREAT HARGAIN.I.SOi acres central Neb , especially adapted for stock purposes , for sale at $4.00 per acre. Address C 23 , Dec olllce. CO SOUTH VIu ( \VuliiiNli Itiillroail. WINTER TOURIST tickets now on sale. HOMESEBKERS' TICKETS on ealo No vember 17 , December 1 and 15. THE WAUASH Is the short line and quick est route to St. Louis and points south For tickets or further information call at Wnbash oince , 1415 Farnam street , ( Pnxton Hotel block ) or write , G N. CLAYTON Agent. TO srvru nrnciAi.s Members of ( in * Itcccpllou Cominlttci An * Niiiiifil. The committee of the Commercial club having in charge the banquet to the govcinor , stnto offlccrs-elect and chancellor of the State university Friday evening of this weel. has appointed the following reception com mittee for the occasion : J. II. Dumont , I. W. Carpenter. W. II. Dennett , Vf. M. Glass. Edgar Allen. C. E. Yost. A. T Rector , D. H Wood , G. C Barton , M G. Perkins , C. D Thompson , Z. T. Lindsay , J. A. Gllle ple , C J. Greene. P. E. Her. W. W. Kovsor , II. E. Palmer , George F. Uldwcll , J H. Evans , A. H. Comstock , W. II. Robcrson. O. C. Ilolmey , J. C. Wharton , A , Hoepe , jr. , and E. Rosewater. * The committee has received a largo num her of responses , but Is very desirous of hearing from every person to whom Invita tions were sent re'eardlng whether such persons will attend the receptle-n and dinner or not , ns the committee must know be forehand how many to prepare for. The committee therefore requests that all per- eana who received an invitation respond at once , cither accepting or declining. The committee his prepared a very en tertaining program of toasts , end the toast master will be a man of wide reputation in that line. The affair will commence promptly at 7'30 o'clock next Friday evening nieclrlc lltcr ( . Elctrlc Hitters Is n medicine suited for any reason , but perhaps more generally needed when the languid , exhausted feeling prevails , when the liver Is torpid and slug gish nnd the need of a tonic , and alterative Is felt. A prompt use of this medicine has often averted long nnd perhaps fntal bllous fevers No medicine will act more surelj in counteracting and freeing1 the s > stem from the. malarial poslon Headache , In digestion , Constipation , Dizziness jleld to Electric Hitters. 50e and $1.00 per bottle at Kulm Si Co. , Drug Store. TO i'AY .N MV I'Inn for llitmlllii * ; ( lie I'll mix Iniroiliiecil. The first payment of an 1897 liquor li cense was received by City Treasurer Ed wards yesterday. H was the license for National hall on South Thirteenth street There Is an ordinance now before the city council that Is designed to prevent a goof deal of complication that has previously nt tended the handling of these funds. For merly the money has been paid to Mr. Ed wards as city treasurer and transferred to the school fund when the license was granted. The result was that the money was mixed with the city funds and some dllllculty was yometimc.s encountered In the bookkeeping The new ordinance pro vldes that the money paid In for licenses shall bo paid to the treasurer In his capaclt ) as treasurer of the Hoaid of Education and held In suspense until the license Is granted , when it will be turned Into iVo fund. 1'IlOVniJ A HATHKR COSTLY KICK. Denier Tout it-toil of Small Ilo > . Morltz Meyer , the cigar dealer located at Fourteenth and Farnam streets , was fined $25 and coats In pollco court jestcrday on the charge of assault and battery. The complainant In the care wao n whool- boy , George O'Neill , v.ho lives at Twenty- fifth street and Indiana avenue. Ho and four witnesses oworo that Mejer Mruck him on thu lego and head with a broomstick because ho would not move off the block. Meyer himself stated that the lad moved from In front of his store , but ho wanted him to get farther away , and therefore etruck him. him.Meyer Meyer appealed from the decision to the district court , lie has been In pollco court once before because of an assault upon a boy. Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair. PR ; MOST PERFECT MADE. A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free fiom Ammonia , Alum or any other adultciaat 40 Years the Standard ) ALL KINDS F FON IN IT How Anybody Can Dot a Nice Christmas Present for Nothing , THE BEE GIVES CAMERAS AWAY Two hlri'd to ClioiiKC Krom Tlint Will Take 1'crfcut I < lluouriiilinA : | Clillil L'nii Work Unc l'ri-NH the lliitton uiul UN All Over. How many times have you said jou wished jou had n camera how many times jou have wished jcu might have a snap shot of this or that. Clnlstinntt la almost here and no doubt jou would like a camera for jourbclf 01 ono to give somebody for n Christmas present Hut n camera cobts mono ) . One that will take nnj kind of a picture at nil will cost jou from $300 to $15.00. Hut jou can have a camera without costing you a cent. lly special arrangement with one of the largest camera manufacturer In the country we are able to maken Chrlatmas picaont of n camera to any boy or girl who Is willing to do one or two hours' work for us. If jou will bring lu or tend us by mall , Four new subscribers for three weeks each , Or thrco now subscribers for four weeks each , Or two new pubnorlbcrs for ulx vvceki each , to The Omaha Dally Hoe , to bo delivered In Omaha , South Omaha or Council lilufftf by currier. 01 ecnt by mall , all prepaid , at the rate of IB cents a week , we will send ) ou a "Comet" camera. The "Comet" takes a picture an Inch and a quarter square It's nnapshot camera anybody can take good pictures with It jou can have all kinds of fun with It. It's little , but. Oh , my I Hut perhaps jou would like a laiger camera. If jou will bring In or send us by mall , Hlght new subscribers for thrco weeks each , Or six new subscribers for four weeks each , Or three new subscribers for eight weeks each , Or two new subscribers for twelve weeks each , to The Omaha Dally Ree , to be delivered In Omaha , South Omaha or Council muffs by carrier , or sent by mall , all prepaid , at the rate of in cents a week , we will send jou n "Crescent" camera. The "Crescent" Is a high grade , first class camera takes a picture three by three Inches j-ou can take snapshots or make tlmo exposures It's Just the thing you have been wishing for. You might as well have cither a "Cres cent" or " Comet" or more than one , and glvo ono to somebody for a Christmas pres ent. Any one can get a few new subscrib ers to The Dec It's easy Just try It. Wo consider n new subscriber anybody who has not been taking The lice directly or through our regular agents , since No vember 25 , 1S98. Mnko out all remittances to The Bee Pub lishing Company. Addreas all correspond ence and send or bring In jour orders to THE CAMERA DEI'AimiBNT. THU OMAHA nnn. OMAHA. NKB. l".VnSTlGATI3 WIRING. i\l > crtn Will SInUc 1111 i\niiitiiiiiloii lit Count ; Iloxiillnl. The countj commUaloncrs held nn Informal meeting Tuesday afttmoon and discussed the developments in the wiring of the county hospital. They also dlscuwed the appoint ment of i committee of electrical experts provided for In the resolution Introduced by Cominlpsloner Williams after the hearing on the charges preferred by H. S. Thomas. The personnel of the committee was decided upon after a lengthy dUcuoslon , and the fol lowing parties were selected. Prof. Lovlston , principal of the High school ; W. P. White , general manager of the Thomson- Houston Electric Lighting1 company , and \Vllllam Hogcrs. Mr. Rogers la an electrical engineer nnd a graduate of an eastern electri cal school of high standing ; he Is a son of the late Milton Rogers. The commissioners have nil expressed them selves as highly pleased with the Information that these men had contented to serve , although Prof. Ievlston nnd Mr. White at Irst positively refused to tike nny hand In : ho matter. The commissioners feel that the report of thei'o entirely disinterested parties will glvo them a comprehensive Idoi it the .exact situation at the hospital , and It ias been announced that If the report shows that the terms of the contract have not been strictly complied with the contractor will bo required to do any work that may be neces- mry , as his bond ! s > tlll on file- with the commlss'oncrs. The report of the committee of experts will bo presented to the board at to next mectlnc. The klrg of pills is lieecnam's Beccham's Denial l > y Court I The court reporters of Douglas county deny the report from Lincoln to the effect that they are preparing to apply to the supreme court for a mandamus , compelling the state auditor to honor their tialary vouchers on a basis of $1,500 , Instead of 11,000 , as he has announced his Intention of doing. The reporters say they Intend aking steps In the matter when the proper line comes , but dcnj that any preparations mvo yet been made. They refuse to nay along what lines they will proceed. You hear it in nine out of ten drug stores. It is the reluctant tes timony of 40,000 druggists that Scott's * Emulsion is the standard of the world. And isn't the41dnd all others try to range up thekind ! for you to buy ? Two sizes , 50 cts. and $ J.OO. Qf Men'sReliable Suits by a Reliable House * that deals only in Reliable Merchandise. f. it This morning at S o'clock The Nebraska invites its regulai patrons and others to a special sale of men's newly bought and newly made suits Worthy ( Suits ranging in value from $9.50 to 4ffi | $12,50 , which we will offer at Inll JPu the uniform price of. HsP A suit. This is not a "Sensational" sale , nor is it a newspaper sale of undesirable wares at in * .t flated prices and exaggerated valuations. It is a sale of desirable , dependnb'c. fashionably Suits , each one bearing "The Nebraska" label , which is a guarantee of goodness and wear , \ < t ( and calls for your money back instantly in case of dissatisfaction. There are 2400 suits There are twenty distinct patterns. There arc light suits and dark suits , plain suits and . I ? f V. I fancy suits , suits with fly fronts and suits with regular front and every suit is honestly made , honestly tailored , guaranteed to look well , fit well and wear well and warranted strictly al wool to the last fiber. Amongst them are fancy cansimercs and worsteds , fancy Scotch miv- tures , fancy cheviots in plaids and checks , and the lot includes 150 splendid imported Black Clay Worsteds in sacks and cutaways , These superior suits are offered at a uniform price of 56.75 a suit , and you take no chances as to quality. See them in our Douglas street sho\\ window * OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL CHRISTMAS. Always Reliable , Purely Vegetable. Perfectly InMelefs , eleeintly coated , puree , regulate purify cleanse nnd streniahcn. RAD' WAY'S 1'II.I.S for the cure of all illEorJcrn of the Btnmach , Bout Is , Kidneys , madder. Nervous DUcaees Dlzzlneii. Vertigo , CostUcness , I'llea. SICK IIUAItACHU. FUMAI.U COMI'I. VII\TS , INDIGESTION , DYSI'EI'SIA , CONSTIPATION nnd All Dlnorilcm of ( he I.l\cr. Obsene the following symptoms refultlng from diseases of the illRestUc crsnTi : Constipation , Innard pile' , fullnees of blood In the head , acidIty - Ity of the Rtomnch nnunen , heartburn dlfsust of food , fullness of n eight of the elomach. sour mictntlons Blnklnj or fluttering of the heart , choking or euffHcatlntc "ensutlons when In a lying posture , ulmnesn oflelon , dots or webs before the eight , fe\ernnd dull pain In the head , deficiency of peicplratlon , tellownees of tkln and ejtK , pain In the ildc , chr.it limbs and sudden lluiheu of heat , burning In the HeMi A few dotei of HADWAV8 PILLS will free the cystem of all the abate named disorders. 1'rlccfie a Has. Solil ) > > IriiKurl ( a or vnt by mull. Send to nn. IlAmVAY & CO . Look Doi 8C3 , New York , foi Hook of Advlca 5 We are JCE KINGExrlusiro Jas. Morton & Son Co. , Write for Catalogue. 0..AIIA. NI3IJ * * 'DE ' Anybody Knows TE 'DN TL Thut to enjoy u square N tooth meal ono must have good L T Set Teeth $5.00 1 S I MlLEl , The Dentist 8 0 T 3d Floor Paxton Block. 8 A NEW TRIO. Never before Imvo these tlireo Htnr np- pcarcil In the sumo Furniture Constellation Hero v > a combine a Hook Cane. Secretary Disk mid Pnrlor Cabinet with curio cimo. It lu ono of the moat successful jilccea over Protected by glass doors fiom dust , dirt , borrowers and book worms , tliero Is star * UKC under lock nnd lci-y for onu hundred voliiinrH. Tliero nro ll\o outnldo drawers of tlireo different sizes for eiwralwn ; , photographs , juprrH , inutile , curios , etu Tliero are three nln IVCH for ornnincntH The Cuilo Cabinet has a neml-clrculur Plato cliias front with plato K\HHH \ shtlf It Is lurKu enough to accommodate a dozen nrllclcH. The Writing Dork m finely planned It has the full overhaul ; , and Its Interior cabinet work la of the latest pattern ; them im > four pigeon-holm tuo MCKH fur books , ono shelf , two IIITRU ( Hint ? boxes , ono dniucr and a square compartment for pens , Ink , etc Charles Shiverick & Co , , Lowest Prices on Furnituro. Twelfth and Douglas , Large buying- power in gathering for a col lective wholesale and retail business , unequalled in volume by any store in the western country gives us and you the benefit of prices not fairly matched for lowness anywhere. Beautiful goods abound art things and artis tic things on every side. The goods are mer chandise after all and sold as we sell the every day articles of trade. Our \r \ Toy Store- Is not a mere department , a side show , with rem nants of last year's stock our entire store three floors arc devoted entirely to goods appropriate for Christmas giving. Liberal planning has been made for the little folks in our toy store second floor. There's such running of trains and steam boats and machinery such bicycle riding such delightful disregard of quietness is in itself a source of delight and games almost no end of games and drums and guns and swords enogh to pub the nursery on a war footing in two minuter. The do'ls ' are holding court upstairs and down and some , superbly dressed like darlings , are. awaiting loving mammas , Gufe Liiile Dressed Cells ai 25c , Bisque Dolls al JOc , I5c and 25c. Jointed Dolls ai IQc , I5c and 250 , Kid Dolls ai 25c , 39c , 49c and up. THE 99C STORE , 1319 Farnam St. ore. I Tim ONLY SPECIALIST WHO TMATi AU. PRIVATE DISEASES U't , ic i & Uitoidtrcf MEN ONLY TO f tn Kiperlcnce , W ri ic Ouilii. Hook Ki. , Coniu'l ' lloi mil loniiiaiton IK * . Mlh intf rarnim OiUU * .
