8 THE 01NFATTA DAILY 1H3B : SUNDAY , NOVEMBER 1-t. 1897.
QUEST OF THE ART DIRECTOR
rainier * and Sculptors Arc to Rcceiva
Personal Encouragement.
MR , GRIFFITHS GOES AFTER EXHIBITORS
Will Vl ll Art On tern mill l.nln r lth
he Divinely Inniilnul In lle-
linlf nf tin * Oninliii
In accordance with the action ot the ex
ecutive committee of the exposition at Its
last meeting Art Director OrlllHlis will ranko
Hn cxtenilca trip , starting this month , In the
Interest of the exposition and for the pur
pose of Increasing the already fine exhibit
Of pictures which lias been thus far secured.
The art director will go first to Chicago to
Visit the art exhibit , which will then ho open ,
and will select from this collection the best
and moat suitable works of art , after which
ho will KO cast , visiting Philadelphia , Xe\V
York and lloston. all of which will hava art
exhibits In operation , and here the collection
tor the exposition , will be further Increased.
Following this Mr. Griffiths will go to Eu-
roi.o , visiting the art centers ot England ,
Franco and Germany , and endeavoring to in
duce the' most prominent artists at those
places to send their best work to Omaha for
exhibition , In this mission Mr. Griffiths ex
pects to he very materially aided by the
movement to create a fund with which to
purchurto a number of the pictures which will
bo sent hero for exhibition. A number of
prominent men have signified their willing
ness to pledge themselves to spend a certain
amount of money for pictures or other works
of art after the exposition Is over , am * thU
Is expected to exert a powerful Influence on
artUta to send their best work hero. The
amounts thus offered vary from $250 to $1,000
anil It Is expected that a fund of ' $10,000 will
thus bo created. It Is said by'expcrts that
artists would rather sell a picture tlun rc-
celvo Miy award that might be offered. The
purchase plan has been tried In other expo
sitions and has proved u strong inducement
In securing good pictures.
Dlnlrli'l of Cnlitinlila CoiiiinlNHloii.
'Prof. ' J. II. Gore , who was the commissioner
for the exposition to the llrusscls exposi
tion , has notified President Wattles that the
commissioners of the District of Columbia
have appointed a Transtnlsslsslppl Exposition
commission to represent the District , consistIng -
Ing of himself , as chairman , Prof. Powell ,
superintendent of the public schools ot the
District , aii'l Mr. Fischer , u prominent art
dealer ot Washington. Prof. Gore says tile
exposition commission has applied to the
commissioners of the District for an appro
priation to carry on the work of making an
exhibit at the exposition and the District
commissioners have drafted a bill providing
for an appropriation of $10.000 for that pur-
poc , which will be presented to congress
with the request that it bo enacted Into i ;
law.
\ ( < 'N of < hr [ < : \i > ( > . l < ion.
Mrs. Helwig Muller of Now York has ap
plied for space for un exhibit of ceramics.
A. Caramanna of Venice has applied for
space for an exhibit of art goods , including
ceramics , pottery , etc.
Anton Adamek of Vienna , has been ap-
polnted as commercial agent for Austria to
represent the exposition.
The Pasadena ( Cal. ) Novelty works has
applied for space , In which It IK proposed
to set up machinery anl manufacture novel
ties of California .woods and other materials.
12. O. Ililstead of Omaha has been ap
pointed commercial agent of the Department
of Exhibits to visit eastern manufacturers
of machinery and securo-exhlblts.
James T. Heywardt of Baltimore , Md. ,
writes that he has a complete -working
model of n silver mine operated by
electricity and he asks for a apace 23x30 feet
In which to Install it.
Secretary "Mlschke " of the Colorado Exposi
tion commission has notilled the Department
of Exhibits that he will be In Omaha about
November 22 to make final arrangements for
space ror tno umornuo cxniuit lu accord
ance with the action taken by the commis
sion at I to meeting a few days since.
The Cereal .Machine company of Worcester ,
Mass. , has applied for a space 30x90 feel for
Installing Its machinery for the manufacture
of so-called "health foods , " and also for n
"new era cc-oUInK school" In which these
food * will bo pro -ired amd lecturer given to
demonstrate the new methods of cooking and
Its adv-ntages.
Montgomery , " \Vard & Co. of Chicago , who
linvo taken space for the erection of a build
ing on the bluff tract , near the Bite selected
for the Illinois building , have notified the
Department of Exhibits that they have the
design for their building completed , but
will make several changes In it to make It
liarmonlze with the Illinois building.
On recommendation of Art Director
Griffith ! ! , Kraiik Duveneck of Cin
cinnati , 0. , has been appointed to
jiaas upon pictures and other works
or trt which Ohio artists wish to ox-
lilblt .it Iho exposition. K. T. Snow of Phil
adelphia has boon appointed In the same
capacity for Pennsylvania on the recommend
ation of Mr. Grllllths.
c.viti , .1. KOJISIIKIH ; ASIMIYMATICD.
[ Foilml Dt-llil III HIM Ilnoiii lit ( lie Slule
ll.il.-l.
Carl J. Forsborg of Ilockford , Minn. , came
to his death at the State hotel ,
Douglas and Fourteenth streets , from s-
jihyxlatlon.
Forsborg wae on his way from Minnesota
to Lincoln. Ho registered at the hotel Fri
day inornlng uml went to his room shortly
after 10 o'clock that night. About midnight
Nlgl't ' Clerk George Do Franco chanced to
pass along the hall on which the room occu
pied by KaraborK wus located and heard
jiroan * Issuing from It. Ho attempted to
awaken the occupant , but failed. Nothing
inoro was 111x10 until noon yesteruiiy , when a
chambermaid detected the smell of gas com
ing from the room and informed Iho olllco.
When the door waa opened Foisberg was
( omul dead upon the bed. The gas hod been
blown out. The nimalus were taken In
cbarKo by Coroner Ilurkctt. letters In the
dead man's grip revealed the fact that ho
Jiaa a wlfo living In Ilockford , Minn. , and
ulsu relatives named C. A. Sid well residing
at Iloldrego , and others named Johanscn a
JCw.rnoy , An Inquest will bo hold by the
coroijer. . The deceased's relatives have beet
notified of his death.
lIOIIII'NIM-Kl-l-N' 10\CIIIVsll
\ IN i
.Via the Missouri Pacific railway on Tuesday
Novcmlier Hi , to points In Arkansas , Kan
sas , southwest Missouri , Oklahoma , Texas
nlso to certain points In Virginia , Tennessee
Kentucky. Alabama , etc. For further Infer
inatlun call at city offices N. 15 , corner 13th
& Farnam fits.
J. 0. HiIbUlM'I. : T. P. GODFUKY ,
A. G. F. & I' . A. P. & T A
Dr. Stevens , the noted specialist on chronic
diseases , baa located permanently in Gram
Island. His practice In that line Is seconi
to none in the utato.
The meeting of the Needlework Guild o
America for thu distribution of the garments
donated will ho held un Tuesday , Novembe
Jti , at 2:30 : p. in. , at the house of Mrs. J.V
Van Nostrand , 657 South Twenty-sixth street
The presence of all otllcers Is Imperative. Al
contributors arc cordially Invited.
Don' : rurtft-t IU
The MUourI Pacific Hallway IB running a
Fail Limited Train to St. Louis , Mo. , leav
Ing Wcba'.tr St. depot dally 3:05 : p. m. , reach
Ing Kancus CUy same evening : arriving a
Gram ] Union Station , St. Louis , 7:20 : the nex
morning. No cliangu c ! sirs o ! any class
Night Expri.so leaves 9:30 : p. m , , arrives
Kansas City G:2b : a. m. For further Informa
tlon call at company's ofilcct , N. K , corne
J3lli and Farnam or depot , 15th < ind Web
iter tr U. TIIOS , V. GCWFKBY ,
J. 0. I'HILLIPPI. I' . & TA. .
A. O F. & P. A.
D , Ha i , Hie florist hat n large nmnbc
ot chryiintliemumB for ? a'i < In 7 K and ! >
Inch poti. In blontn and bud > , 1S13 Vlnton
It. Tel 770.
Frank Yodlco , Ilia tailor , has moved to 101
McCngue block.
wiio WKIIH iiuxnnv ,
I'ri-frr Kntnlilrx nml IlrlnUnlilrx in
Ale re Dollnrx nml Cctiln.
IlurplarB were abroad In the land agiln Fri
day night , but their hunger appeared to out
weigh their greed for Jewels. Sometime
near 3 o'clock' In ( ho morning a pantry
window In the residence of S. M. Sadler , 527
Park avenue , w n forced op/m and two men
crept In. They set about 'a thorough ran
sacking of thov house. The remains of n
departed chicken were found -In the Ice box ,
together with nome cold ham , plenty of bread
and n generous supply of milk. Supplied
with these eatables the burglars adjourned
to the cellar and brushing off the top of a
soap box spread out a regal repast. After
gorging themselves at the expense of the
host , who slumbered along unconscious of
the treat ho was providing , the men went
back to the pantry window previous to mak
ing their exit. Then suddenly remembering
there might be some money In the house one
of them located Mr. Sadler's trousers and
extracted | 2 , considerately leaving him a
dlmo for cor'fare. The ge'ntlemenly thugs
then made their oxlt. The next place
visited was the house of C. M. Powers , 533
Park avenue. As In the first Instance an
entrance was pained by forcing off the catch
to a pantry window , The men went through
the house , but finding nothing to their Ilk-
Ing concluded the night's business with a
raid on the Ice chest , where they Imbibed
a large quantity of milk. Mre. Sadler wes
aroused during the visit to her residence and
thinks she was Instrumental In scaring the
night prowlers away.
A freight car loaded with bars of bullion
cotinlgncd to the Omaha and Grant Smoltlng
works was broken Into In the lower freight
jards and thlrty-ono bars taken. Their value
was about $250. The police located nineteen
bars at the Junk shop of William Harding at
Twenly-flecond nnd Izard streets. The pro
prietor says the stuff was sold to him by a
couple of strangers , The police have a clew
to tl.o location of the rest of the stuff , which
IB said to Imvr been sold to another Junk
dealer.
To Cnllfiirnln , IVi-NOimlly Cninliii'd-il.
Tourist car excursions for California
leave Omaha 4:35 : every Thursday afternoon ,
via the Burlington route. Arrive San Fr.in-
cifico Sunday evening , Los Angeles Mcnilay
noon. Tickets , $10. Berths , $5. Full Information
mation at ticket olllce , 1502 Farnam street ,
Call or write. J. B. Reynolds , city passen
ger agent , Omaha.
Ili-yn'H riirl.sliiiti * Olfer.
In order to bring people early for Xmas
work , thereby giving them and us plenty
time we've decided to give free November
l&t to December 1st with each dozen cabinets
or larger photos a dainty gold bow knot
frame. In Itself a handsome Xmas gift. Our
work Is belter than ever. This olter Is the
best we've ever made. Come early.
I1EYN , Photographer , 313-15-17 So. 15th St.
IMS Dlj.VTll. VKII'KIl I.V MYSTEUY.
I'tillcr I'nnlilito Cnllu-r thu Threads
\Ii-liolM * Story.
The facts surrounding the death of James
Nichols nro still veiled In as deep mystery
as at the tlmo his body was found In the
river. The police .have . been working on
the also for several days , yet they have
been unable to locate the dead man's trunks
or any of the money which he was known
o have brought with him from Hamburg ,
a. It la thought possible to locate the watch
vhlch was taken from him and working
o this end' ' Fred Cowles , the dead men's
ormer clerk , will uccompany a special of
ficer around the city In an Inspection of the
lawn shops.
The police claim they would be placed In a
Itiandary even should the murderers be lo
cated. This would arise from the fact th.t
although everything tends to show tint
Nichols met a violent death It would be
nest dlftlcult to prove this. The body when
ountl upon the sand bar at Gibson was
n u badly decomposed condition. After a
lasty examination by C roner Burket it was
ntorred nt Forest Lawn aud no survey of
the remains with the view of finding the
caus-o of death has since been made. An
effort was made by the police to have the
county attorney direct that the body be
exhumed for closer inspection , but for some
reason this request was refused. In case
.ho perpetrators of the crime were arrested ,
t would bo necessary to prove that Nichols
cnino to his death by violence , and this In
ho present state of affairs the police would
) o unable to do.
The \ < > vr Lillet ? Short : MiuUril.
Nothing that the Ingenuity of man has so
ar produced so thoroughly Illustrates the
vonderful advancement in car construction
is the equipment ot the Lake Shore's new
-limited train , which leaves Chicago every
day at 5:30 : p. m.
To Boston aind New EngMnd passengers :
All of the luxurious appointments of the
Lake Shore's new Limited arc at the dls-
iosal of travelers to Boston and New Eing-
and points without extra charge.
The Limited leaves Chicago every day at
" > :30 : p. m. . reaching New York at C:30 : p. m. ,
Boston 9:05 : p. m. , next day.
B. P. HUMPHREY , T. P. A. .
Kansas City. Mo. ,
C. K. WILDER , Ass't G. P. A. , Chicago.
With tht > Army.
Mrs. E. D. Thomas , wife ot Captain
Thomas of the Fifth cavalry , who resided In
Omaha at the time this regiment 'was sta
tioned at Fort Omaha , In the early 70's , Is
visiting the family of John Wilber and re
newing old acquaintances in the city.
Leave of absence ; for fifteen days , to take
effect on.or . about November IS , has been
granted Lieutenant John T. Nance , Sixth
ca\alry. Fort Robinson.
Private Frank J. Mason , troop D , Eighth
cavalry , tried by court martial nt Forl
Mcade , S. D. , for desertion , has been sen
tenced to bo dishonorably discharged and
confined to one-ami one-half years at hard
labor at Fort Logan , besides forfeiting all
pay nnd allowances due him. The same
sentence Is also Imposed upon Private
Charles L. Redmond , trosp E , lEIghth
cavalry , also found pullty of desertion.
Hess & Swoboda , florists , 1411 Farnam St.
Phone 1601. Come and sec .our chrysan
themums.
Palmer House , Grand Isl d. Nat Brown , pro
HOT WATER-
HAG Forms the
bfst remeily for
toothache , ear-
nt-lio , fnct- ache ,
Riumiifh ut-lio. In
fiipt nny kind of
in. iiclu * . Wf poll
a llrst-olnss hot
water bau , 2 qts ,
for 50c. A good
2-quart Fountain
Syringe 40c. Our
rubber gooJs nil
nu.\
Sherman
McDonnell
Drug Go
st.
Omaliu , Neb ,
I.ucly Cli-rU In AUt-nilniioe.
The Whole World
ought to UBO
A dovlco thtit clofos doors with
out any slamming nnd keeps out
dangerous drafts Wo null the
B'ount , Eclipse
and others- Every t-JiecU jrunr-
nntped to give tnUsfaution Sen
them.
Ja3. Merion & Son Go >
loll Dodge Ht.
DECLARES BONDS CARRIED
Exposition and Funding Issues Receive
Handsome Endorsement at Foils.
COUNTY BOARD ON THE PROPOSITIONS
n Announce ( lieIltMilt of
the Klcotlou niiit PrvmiKC the
Snle uf the Si'CiirKlrN to
I'roMiu-ctlvc liivi'iitorn.
u\t the meeting of the members of the
loard of County Commlssloneiis , held ycster-
ay morning , the stamp of official approval
vas placed upon the bond propositions voted
pen at the recent election. This was done by
special Attorney Uccket preparing the fol-
owlng resolution , vrhlth was Introduced by
Commissioner Klerstcad anU unanimously
idoptcd ,
Wheicns , At the general election , held In
Douglas county on November 2 , 1SS7 , Uiero
vas submitted to-the electors of said county
a proposition us to whether the Uonrd of
bounty Commissioners of said county should
1(5 Authorized to Issue and sell the bonds of
s\ld : county In the sum of $100,000 , for thu
nirposo of aiding In the Trnnsmlsslsslppl
and International Exposition , to be held in
Omaha In > lho year l&us , and ,
Whereas , Said proposition received more
nan two-thirds of all of the votes cast on
aid proposition , as shown by the ottlclnl
uturns and canvass thereof , and wild
iropositlon was duly adopted and the
Joard of County Commissioners of sold
ouiuy were thereby duly authorized to
Esue said bonds nml sell the snme , and
apply the proceeds for the purpose aforci
< : ild ; now , therefore , bo It
Resolved , That the proposition authorizing
ho Hoard of County Commissioners to
FSUO 'and sell said bonds wns duly adopted
at snld election und said proposition is
icreby declared to have been adopted ; and
10 It further ,
Resolved , Thirt the county clerk receive
> lds for said bonds upon notice , given In
ho usual manner , until the first day of
Jecombcr , ISO" , and that ht report said bids
o this board , this board reserving the right
o reject any and all bids.
On the funding bond proposition , sub
mitted at the recent election , the following
vas Introduced by Commissioner Klerstead
ind adopted by n unanimous vote :
Whereas , At the Kenernl election held In
) otiKlas county , Nebraska , on the 2d day
of November , 1S)7 ! ) , 'there was submitted
o the electors oC said county al proposition
is to whether the Hoard of County Commls-
loners of said county should be authorized
o Issue funding1 bonds In the sum of J1SO-
KH ) , said bonds to be sold and the proceeds
hereof to be used for the purpose of pay-
i\K off and discharging certain outside In-
lulv.edncFH of said county , and consisting of
udgment and audited claims growing out of
he attempted sale of a portion of the poor
arm tract , commonly known as the
Douglas addition to the city of Omaha ; and ,
Whereas , Said proposition received In Its
aver more than the majorky of the votes
cast at said election , as shown by the
otliclnl canvass of said votes , and was duly
adopted , and the Hoard of County Com
missioners was thereby duly authorized to
. Mils and soil said bonds , for the purpose
aforesaid ; now , therefore , be It
Hcsolved and declared , That the proposl-
lon so Issue and sell said bonds was duly
adopted and the clerk of the county Is
icreby Instructed to call for bids upon said
lends In the usual manner , and to receive
ilds therefor until the 1st day of Dccem-
> er , 1SI7. and to report such bids to this
loard , thlH board reserving- the right to re-
ect any and all bids.
EX-CLERK MOORES1 CLAIMS.
County Auditor Tate reported on nine more
of the claims of Frank E. Moores , ex-clerk ot
: he district court. Ho reported/ the amount
claimed at $5,914.07 ; overcharge , $2,088.11 ;
audited at 53,82C.BG , as the amount ot money
duo Moores on the claims referred to. On
, ho claims heretofore filed the aggregate was
$33,020.63 , against which the auditor reported
an overcharge of ? 14,088.39 , leaving a 'balance
duo Moores of $18,941,2.1. Against this
amount Moores claims an offset which ho
Prices that won't be forgotten tliat are
continually bobbing up that's the reason
wo have so much trade. People are contln-
lally finding out what a good stock we
rcecp. Then we knoA- how to run our busl-
1CS3 economically wo knowiwhure and howe
: o buy and this helps to make our prices
the lowest.
Ladies' fine Jersey Leg-sings 81 OO
Misses' line Jersey Leffglriss Sl i
Child's line Jersey Legging ! ) " 75
Hoys' line Tan Goat Leggings 1 U5
Child's flue Dongola Hii'.ton ' Shoes
0 to S 63
Child's flno Dong-ola Lace Shoes
S to 11 98
Misses' line Dongola Lace and Hutton -
ton Shoes , U',6 to 2 1 25
Ladles' Warm Lined Slippers 48
Ladles' line Heaver Cloth Slippers. . . . 118
Ladles' line Dontoln Lace Shoes 1 To
Ladk'S * Viet Kid Luce and BiKton
Slioc-H 24S
Men's line Satin Cnlf LIH-P anit
Congress Shoes , $1X0 and 200
Hay A * line Satin Calf L.tce and
Congress Shoes , J1.25 and 1 45
SHOE DEPT.
says more that ! tvlpcs out the balance
charged against him. i-The report filed today
was referred to the ) Judiciary committee for
further Invcstlgitlonji
The Omaha Law gcbool sked to bo allowed
the use of the courti-rooms In The Ilee buildIng -
Ing for the purpose 0 | conducting classes and
teaching , the plan -4-lng to hold a night
school. CommissionerKtcrstcad said the
county leased the rooms In The Dec building
for court room purposes only , The applica
tion was referred.
Official bonds of a .number of the justices
and conetables-clect presented and re
ferred. | i * * $
The register of .deeds was authorized * ad
ditional help to complete the work In the
office , that the recording may all be com-
nlcted when the office Is turned over to T. S.
CrocKei- , register uf Jlceds-elcct , on January
1 next.
Consideration of the Uenson Incorporation
matter went over without being considered ,
none of the Interested jxirtles appearing be
fore the board. Chairman Klerstcad of the
Judiciary committee says that ho has Inves
tigated the matter and will report favorably
upon the application.
L. S. Skinner presented communication ,
saying that D. M. Havcrly , county clerk-
elect , had promised to appoint him as deputy ,
mcnt. The board , considering the matter pre-
ment. The board considering the matter pre
mature , placed the communication on file.
The claim of Sheriff McDonald for his serv
ices In the execution of Claude II. Hoover'
WIIB withdrawn. The sheriff had presented
a hill for $100.
Mary Rockbud was ordered sent to the
Soldiers' and Sailors' home.
James 13. Ebersall was appointed Justice
ot tlio peace to nil the vacancy caused by
the death of Charles lirandes , dcccascr.
EbereaH was elected at the recent election
and would have been Inducted Into office on
Janaury 1.
Fred W. McGlnnls was appointed constable
to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation
of W. R. Wilson. McGlnnls was elected at
the last election and would have taken , bin
seat on January 1.
St. I'vtcr'n Cluirr.li Knlr.
On Thursday of next week n fair under
the auspices of St. Peter's Catholic church
will open at Crelghton hull. It will con
tinue nine nights , closing on Saturday , No
vember 27. llev. Father English , who has
assisted In arranging for the-fair , promises
Unit it will be umiRimlly attractive In nil
its details. One uf the main features will
be a nightly concert by the Kort Crook
band. Another will Vie a band of twelve
darkles , who will give a nightly cuke walk
and Indulge In other demonstrations which
may be classified under the hotid of "plan
tation pastimes. "
You can't ' afford to risk your life by al-
lowln. ga cold to develop tiito pneumonia or
consumption. Instant relief and a certain
euro rtro afforded bv One Minute Cough Curt-
Cnniliiftrti Kxournloim to
California.
VIA. UNION PACIFIC.
Leave Omana every Friday , 3:30 : p. m. , reachIng -
Ing San Francisco Monday , 9:45 : a. m. Cor
respondingly fast tlmo to Southern Califor
nia. Twelve hours quicker than any other
Personally Conducted Excursion Route from
Missouri Rt'-er.
City Ticket Office , 1302 Farnam Street.
Mrs. 1 * . H.
Omaha's
-Popular
issliowinpr a fine line of SMALL
HEAD UK ESS for THEATER
WEAR. Call and sec. Wo ulso
buvo tho'POMPAHOUR ' HAT.
K3f Bo sure and not I J52O
miatuko the place f ID O U Gi liX
Acorn. <
. . .
Steel Ranges j
t'se lets fuel , weigh more ami wenr
longer thnn nny range on the inaiKet , unil
are known the world over na the
IIKST HAKKIIS .MAI ) 10.
If you Intend to Imy a Steel Halite you J
nri > d Inok no further. You know Hint
Arurn Itanues are nil ilnlit. niul uur prices
arv lower Hum KOM < IB of like ( | Uillty can be
ttniiKht for eUeuheie. AVe woulil like to
huvc you InvestlK'-ite. j
John tesie Hd& . Go ,
2/107 / Ginning Streui
Slllt ;
Over three thousand homes in Omaha and vicinity
are made happy by ths R.idiatit Home'iStovss which
they contain.
, Radiant Home-Stoves
UHQ less coal than other hcntoi-s.
Radiant HomeStoves
arc powerful licatcra untl easily
regulated. They Will kcoi > fires
three tlnys wltlicittt. nttuntiun.
Tried , tested andHrluinphant.
The 3,000 users df Hiuliant
Home Stoves in Omaha are
our reforoneeti. A ( good
is always imltaled.
Bo sure and pot tlio
RADIANT HOME
N
Agents . . .
I4fh and Farnam Streets.
nt'.v now.v nv uncici.nss IIACICM.W
Mrx. S. I' . Wllmni Iliiillj- Hurl While
Cnm ln tin * Slrrot ,
Mrs. S. P. Wlteon ot 1718 Dodge street WAS
quite bftdly hurl by being struck by ti hack
at Fifteenth and Farnam streets about 1
o'clock. She wes crossing the street when
ho vehicle dashed around the corner. The
> ole of the carriage struck her In the buck
nd threw her to the ground , where she was
rampled upon by one of the horses.
While the woman was still under the
iors\j ' feet passersby rushed to her assist
ance and pulled her from under. She was
almost paralyzed with fright and It was 1m-
losalblo to tell how badly Injured she was.
Icr body was badly bruised and her back
was wrenched.
Jack Klrby , the driver of the hack , at-
empted to get away , but was prevented by
ho crowd which gathered about. Ho wes
arrested and oharged with reckless driving ,
ooctatore of the Incident say that ho drove
round the corner at , a high rate of sveed.
1IOMKSUKKI2US' ISXCUHStO.V.
Tiir iliiy , A in1(1. .
Via Hock Island Houte. For full Information
mation call at city ticket office , 1323 Far-
nam street , or write C. A. Iluthcrford , Q.
A , P. D. , Omaha.
Hnil Too .Mm-li Cum.
The police have arrested two boys , ngod
1 iinil 13 years respectively who RHVC the
mmes of Wllllo and Kilille 'hiivllck. The
> oyn were foil ml down In the market square
with a large quantity of chewing KUIII In
heir possession. A third boy , who wns
also well supplied with gum , escaped. The
; um > la supposed to Imvo l > em stolen from
he candy wngou of I ) . J. O'Urlen.
On Sale .Momlnyovntilior 22.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 11 , 1S97.
OMAHA TENT & HUHHEIl CO. Omaha ,
Neb. :
NIGHT TELEGRAM.
llnvo ptirchnped live tliouvniu ! Imllps' nml Rents'
Ine mncklntoslips. A close out from the lixrRect
nanufncturer of lloston * Got n snap. Ailvcrtlce
n. The Hee. They will be on sale Monday , No
vember 22.
A. H. RAWITZEU , Manager ,
Omaha Tent & Rubber Co. , 1311 Farnam ,
V. P. Chlodo. ladles' and Bents' tailor. 1012
Capitol avenue. Our garments fit.
A. D. T. Co.-.messengers ; furnished ; bag
gage delivered. 1302 Douglas St. Tel , 177.
Hamilton Warren , M. D. , cclcctl" and mag
netic physician ; special attention to diseases
of women and children and all obscure ami
ong-standlng diseases. Rooms , 503-4 Shecley
jlock , corner 15th and Harney.
Union I'notiiL.
"Tho Overland Limited. "
The most SUPERBLY EQUIPPED
train west of the Missouri River ,
Twelve hours quicker than auy other train
to Pacific CoDst.
Call at Ticket Office. 1302 Farnam St.
Honest goods , lowest prices my oltn for
years Hubermann. Jeweler , 13th K. Douglas.
Dr. WIIcox , dentist , room 501. lirown blk.
IT'S APIEASURE
To come In contact with a iluUor IIC'H so differ
ent from n "Hoc. " He tnkcs an Interest In
your cafe nml uses Ills' liofct ability to Ret you
well and1 Is not Kiillty of ugltiK > = ncli ineltKKls
as arc resorted to liy Doc , \vhope only nlm In
life Is to- Fee lio\v much lit- can net out of ynn.
AVe are pleased to knnw there are n , number of
doctors In Omaha whom \ve ha\'e hail the ple.is-
ure tomeet anil fully approve of the Ktnmi we
have tnltcn nsaliift the 2x4 1'ets anil thete fllk-
Imtted I'lURKers.
l Kyptlnn Ixitus Cream lOc
Williams' 1'lnk Tills 33c
Hot Water llarrs COc
Kamlly Syrlnue 50c up
1'nlnu's Celery Compound W-
Illrney's Catarrh 1'owiler ; . . . 33e
Pyramid I'lle Cure , 35c
I'e-ru-na 75e
Vine Kolfifrn 75c
Duffy Mult , Whiskey 5.110
IMerce's Kuvorlte Proscription G2c
S. S. S IDc
IlnnyrKll Water ITic
Wine of Marlnnl 1'Oc '
Fellows' HyixiphoFpliites Jl.tO
South American Kidney Cure 78o
Carter's IJver Pllls > : . . ' : ISO
All-'nck's Porous Plasters 9c
Cnrllelil Tea 15c
l a ( Jrlppe Coiiffh Syrup 2oc
Syrup of KIRS , 32c
CUT PRICE
DRUGGIST
Illtli nml Clilcniio StM.
Do not fall to rend our n.a this week.
Q-OO-OOO-OCO o-o-oo
Your pic and have. It. You cannot
nPRlect your teeth anil keep them.
And you'll need your teeth If you
shouldn't manage to keep thenv-
morc than you'll need your po ! If
you don't eat It. Sec the reason
of It ?
rnliilt-Ns Kxti-acllnii ! ; ; N *
Sllvt-r Alloy Killing * .lOo Q
( illlll I'MlllIKH ' l.OO lll X
Nsw York Dental Go >
OH. C'IKMM-.I [ { . JKP | ,
IGlh and Douglas Hts.
Over Ojrtwrlxht'sShoo Store ,
I.nJy AtlciiJunt.
\ Sunilnyn 0 to 1 p. m.
6OOOOOOoOOOOOQ
Mothers
If you wish your dntishlurs to bo
Ilidcnendi'iit of the dn'ssniaUcr.
Call at llooni 403 , Karbacli Building.
Mine. Yale's
COMIM.nu.\TAHY
LECTURE
ON
Scientific
Beauty Culture
AMI
PHYSICAL CULTURE
THIS VAIiU SYSTUM.
Next Monday Afternoon
NOV12MIIUH J5TII AT 1 ! O'CLOCK ,
A.T
BOYD'S OPERA HOUSE
lloorH Oprll nt 1 O'clock ,
CIIIAMl MUSICAL I'UOCHAMMIS.
Mmo. Yale's Lecture will be given compli
mentary to the Indlea of Omaha. Tickets
nro now ready at box olllce of Hoyd's Opera
House. They shov.1.1 be secured In advance
as many will be turned away.
I.NVITAT10.V.
Ladles , you arc cordially Invited to at
tend JIme. Yale's Lecture.
TICKETS FREE
Klndlyl be seated promptly at 2 o'clock.
SOUVHMHS.
Whitcomb Riley ,
THli GRHAl'NA'lIONAL
POET
Will Appear in one of his
Popular Readings , from
His Own Works , at
The Boyd ,
THE CHIEF LITERARY
EVENT OF THE YEAR
FOR OMAHA.
TII13 AHT OKI'IMMIU.VT OP1 THU
AVOMA. VS CM II WIM IVI3 A
SHHIKS nv STICK HOl'TI-
C0 > KISVIKU'S.
Of modern sculpture at the First
witlonnl Church , 19th and Duvniport Stu.
The series comprise * six subjects , ns fol
lows : Nov. 20 , Mediaeval Ciureli Sculp
ture. Dec. IS , Tin1 I-isiin School of Selup-
ture. Jan. IB , Donntello. Fell. 12 , Two
Monuments of Florence Cnmimnllo nnd
the Bronze Gatc-s. Mtirch 12 , Michael
Angelo. April 9 , Thorwnldscn.
Single mlmlpsion , 23e ; children , lOc.
Course tickets , Jl.fO. _
Here is what you want
ut this tiiuo of the year
SHERIDAN COAL
because in good for nny
purpose fjr.-itos , cooking und
heating. Clean ns hard coal.
Victor V/hite.
l0n ( ! I'arnuni.
i Tolophon i 127
iWlMiiiiiliilllH
Crockery
Are Gathered Here.
A representative collcellon of the
world's pottery productions a mute
but clifiudit story of the newcBt In
ceramics. There are modest pi-Iced
dinner eels from American potteries
thorp are some new doslcns from
Havllaml and all priced at about
half. Hero's a hint ot ( hem
Finely decorated bread and but/ten / Plates , , . . , lOo
Thin Cup ? and Smiceis. In flno decoration > Ho
After Dinner Cups and Saucer ? , lOc. 25c and 49o
Oatmeal Sets , in Kngllah Folcy , worth 75c , at 25c
\ \ HDDIM ; AM ) IIIUTIII > AY GIFTS i.v i\niicss vAitu-yrv.
The 1319
99 Cent Farnam
Store Street
'Pfices- .
Wo are Belling pianos o low that our competitors are astonished and wonder how
It can be dcie. Thu answer Is very simple We buy for spot cash , In large giiantltlis ,
save coverul hundred dollars in exorbitant store rent and pay no , coroml Bon ! to outside
nHigKers , thus giving the customer every advantage to secure a II rat clans bargain.
Fine Walnut Case I'lano . J25.00 Sterling Organ . JIB. 00
HosewooJ Klmball Upright , only . ? 75. 00 F'no Mathushek J'lano big bargain.
Baby payments every Inwtrument fully guaranteed. We carry the finest and only
new stock of .Ivors & 1'ond , Kmerson and Voso & Sons I'lanos In the city. Pianos Foe
Hcnt Cheap ,
SCHMOLLER& MUELLER ,
105 South 15th Street. Telephone 1625
A. 0. MUELLER , Timor.
AMtSUM13.\Tj * .
BOYD'S THEATRE
SONIUV
MONDAY NiGHTS
TUKSUAY
WKDNK3HAY
BIG BARGAIN KATINEE
WEDNESDAY-25c-50c
The lllc Double Slur Attraction
RICHARD GOLDEN
KATHERINE GERMAINE
lu thu successful opcni coinliiuo
MJW siMiri.vi. MM\KIIV _
lly Walter IlurrUlge nml 111 linrd Mareton.
lly illle. ArnnMI , 1'rcmler.
ArU.MK.VTKI > OllmsTlt.\ _
Trof. 1'oletz , Director.
Hpoolal reduotlo'i Inprleos
25c-OOc-75c-SI.OO
I'axtoii &
Ti'k'pliono 1031.
1031.TODAY
BEGINNING WITH
MATINIilJ TODAY
Monday
Tuesday
First Omalm Presentation
JACOB LITT'S LATEST
MELODRAMATIC SUCCESS
lly II. UHATTON
DONNELLY-
The best
Kvcr WrltliMi of
New York Life.
.V I'letiiroNqu * ' mnl
TlirllllimI'laj - .SupiTl
Miiinitoil and \t-ti-d liy
Sd-onfNl Cunt Uvi-r S
In Moliiilriiiiui.
Ili-Hl Ilukt-rrril Si-ntN
SWiBOc mid 7.c.
I'inton &
Btirquss ,
Managers
TI-I.1-IM10.M3 1531.
| ! | COM.V.ENC1XI1 Mtlll Ift
3flRTQ FIIIDAV IlUV. Ill
, , .M.TIKITLIU1AY : & SIM ) VY.
rum ORIGINAL
COMEDY CO. ,
Presenting tlic reigning New Yoilt sensation
MADE KAMOt'H AT THIO IIIJOV TIIKATUH.
NK\f \ YOItK CITY. PfHIMJ A CtiNSKriJ.
TIVK llt'.N OK SIX MONTIIH 1IY THli SAM13
CAST WHO I'llKHUNT IT 11I5IIU.
oil Null * Uii\iSI : ) VY
Creighton Hall , November
18 to 27 inclusive.
Grand Concert each
night by
Fort Crook Band
Grand prize cake walk by
Harris' troupe of twelve
darkies.
ADMISSION 25o ,
Art- You OrllliiK I ten ( I > '
ti > Hi ) In ( lit-
CHRYSANTHEMUM :
SHOW ,
Cniiiiiiriii-lnu
liinilil > ,
NOV. 15 TO 20.
AilnilxNloii5t ! |
L'hllili-ftl. Illc. '
13th aol
Street.
OrfUt
i' NTiar.'AOAT.I \ : ) .
Anicilcuu -lnn. t'J.OO pccthiy up
hurouuiin plan , 11.00 per day u .
, JC. 3JA11K1CL , Jt bO.V , 1'rup * .