S ,1'I11 OMA1IA 1)ATLY 1111 : MfiAY , .TAN 1'A1i V 1 ) , 1900.
1 1IttN1 ' VISIT 111:111 : STATION
Union Pacific Paeaenger Depot Thronged
with People Sunday ,
ILLINOIS CENTRAL TRAINS DIDN'T ARRIVE
,
Ih Ilef Itut l Scir Sutler VIII Coni
luetcr ? % t l Suttiny-linllroad Of-
llclnl's ( ) pliiloti nu JlntQt-
1jouM' I Depot Ourrtlot ,
The new Union PaeIfle passenger slatlot
w as thronged with visitors Sunday afler-
noon , nttracled by the bellaf that the first
pnrt.enger lrnllls Of the Illinois Central
would arrive and depart , but by far tin
larger mlmbor were travelers. !
Despite the fact that the Illinois Cell.
tral did not begin Its train service to Omaha
the day was rnthor an Important 0110 la
the history of tire new station. For the
first time ( ho doors tending to the station
from thu Tenth street viaduct were thrown .
open to the publle ,
rho ( allure or the Illinois Central passenger -
senger tralits to arrive was not surprising
to rallrond men. The uptown ofdlce of the
roinany Is not ready for occupancy , anti
Vila l'resldent llarahan stated some time I
ago that the now service would not begin
until the passenger and ticket olllco is
opened. It is slated semi-oNclally that the I
read will run Its first trains Into Omalla
next Sunday , "The condition of aaaira
warrants the tngttalllled statement that
thu Iillnnls Central x911 use the Union Pacific -
cific station , " said an nlllrlal. "It is hardly
likely that the Union Pacific would agree
to a satisfactory contract with the ] dhotis
entrnl for the use of Its bridge ( ruin Council -
cil Bluffs to Omaha did not such contract
also Include rue use of its Omaha station.
It the illinols ( 'enlrnl ' should u'a tlw hhr-
Iington depot it would to all probablllty
have to cross the river on the bridge of
lire terminal company. In order to enter
the Burlington station from this hrldgp the
trains would ho transferred to the Itnr
Iington tracks on this rtde of the terminal
bridge , but to Secure entry Into the depot
it would ho necessary to switch the trnin9
by wfy of Gil ) 'Oil , w hlrll would mean a
loss in lime of at least an hour and a half.
"There was an absurd story in an Omaha
paper last week about the Illinois Central
coming across the terminal bridge , switching -
ing to the Union Pacific tracks and then
going 1n n circuitous route to Seventeenth
xtrcet and backlog Into the union station.
"When the Illinois Central Is readyto
begin the operation of Its Omaha-Chicago
trnius the only logical conclusion In view
of existing conditions is that It will use
the Union Pacific bridge from Council Uluaa
and enter the union station witltout tul-
necessary sw9tclilng , and with as great
economy of thOU 1S possible. "
RAILROADS IN BLACK HILLS
.
FnusnnlI Large Anunnil of Bullding
Ltoled For Durii the
Present Year.
DEADWOOD , S. D. , Jan , 11.-
Special-Thera will Ito an unusually large amount
or railroad building In the Black Hills this
coming year , The mining districts lu both
thu northern and southern hills have been
developing so rapidly In the past six mouths
that , in some cases , It Is almost absolutely
necessary for railroads to be built Into them ,
The starting up of the old Two Bear and
Ore Fine alines , In the Strawberry mining
district , by the Golden Reward company ,
will undoubtedly mean n road from Deadwood -
wood to Galena , or at least to the mines.
This will open up ono of the richest muting
districts In Lawrence county. The Gilt
Edge mine would be producing ore If there
'ere a railroad to give cheap transportation ,
The Galena Minhlg COmpaily has a largo
tract of ground near the Gilt Edge and so lies
the British-American Gold and Copper coin-
puny , Now that the Golden Reward company -
pany has set aside 80 appropriatlot for
opening up the two old mines , there tvlll
ho lire right "pull" to get one. or both of
the railway companies of Deadwood to build
a spur to the camp.
It is expected that before the close of the
acason , there will ho a road Into the Squaw
Creek district , either ( roe Crown lull , along
the ridge , an extension of the Elkhorn narrow -
row gauge , or up the gulch from Maurice
station , a spur from the Burlington Spearfish -
fish route , A spur is also being contemplated -
plated by the Elkhorn up Dlacktail gulch ,
from Gayville. The Ilardlts are working
upon their smelter proposition with reported
ported success. This means a large smelter
on itedwntor , twelve miles north ( of Deadwood -
wood , which would he reached by a railroad -
road from the Elkhorn main line.
The Burlington company is just finishng (
up the road from lull City to Keystone and
It Is expected that the first train will lie
run over the twol e-mhlo ] lie the last' day
of January. The sane company is workIng -
Ing all the men it cnn get on the road from
l Dumont to the water station of tin hlome-
stuko company , In Spearfish canyon , Tito
I exleeheoils ore that the Dakota Pacific
company twill hero its road completed ( rout
1181)1(1 City to Mystic , on the Burlington
line , by the first of April. A number of
ilher spurs and branches nro being talked
of by both comptmics 011)1 & 01110 of them are
sure to be built ,
'rhero is a well founded rumor in Deadwood
wood tint the Northtvcstcrn Railway corn-
puny will put on n through train from thus
city to Denver , by way of Orbn Junction.
Tills will gh'e a direct route , bringing the
disttnco between tire two palate nearer
than front Deadwood to Lincoln or Omaha.
'rho Northtvesteru tvotlld get all of the Colorado -
orado tratllc for several mouths , until the
iurlington conipauy get the connecting link
belsveen Alliance and Brush City completed ,
P
t ono of to a Norlh + vestrru ohllelnls were in
Ieat1 ) and this mouth conferring on the mat-
,
with the resident officials. Colorado peo-
plc are comiiwneing to coma it now every
tiny autl tie liurhngtmn gels practically nil
of the business.
A prominent Colnrndn mnn , iof In Deadwood
wood tvlio is i te eatcll it the dovelnpnten
of tire Irnnslles mine. stated to your car-
re iponlenl , that the Colorado halite tvoull l
more thou be doubled as x1)01) OH one of tit +
railroads Pit on n through service. As ii
1s now , it requires taro nlglps 1111)1 a day
to make the trip ,
( 'naf1IJSSUNS 'l' ( ) III : .thlOl.ISull
' 'Crt4'1'11 IJnrsVlll Not I'lllastert i
, Item. ( 'nn ) tuIMMlnn $ .tiler Frb , I ,
Much Interest is itaalfested in local pas
at'nger circles regarding a rumor to th n
effect that the lines west of the Mississippi
rover will abolish all counnlsslois February
1. It Is reported that a ntertlug of Ih o
ptfatdeitls of all western Ihfs ( war r0
Gently held li New York when this decision t
ryas reached. December 12 thin olllcinls at I
Ih
eastern litres met nail decided to abolls h
commissions on all passenger bushes
originating In the west. Thls new arde r
hucamo operative January 1. The wester n
nt
lines , in case the rumor of the abohislunen t
of commissions February 1 Is correct , wit I
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CASTOR A
r"or Infanta and Children.
file Kind You Have Alwa Boughs
hoar , tire
6lgnaturo of uz/ , cGYI
tie following the exanrple of the eastern
lines ,
The commission question is one of eon-
sderable ! importance to rallrond men. It
the western lines sbollsh commissions It
will Increase their revenue and decrease the
revenue of eastern ticket agents , just as
tire revenue of the eastern lines has been
Increased , and the income of the western
ticket agents decreased as a result of the
aholishnient by the eastern lines of corn-
misslanS Janus ) ) ' 1. On all business arlg
inatiug in the east a staled sum is forwarded -
warded the agent selling the ticket by the
line west of the Mlsslssippl river over
which the business is routed , For instance ,
nn agent In Ohio , selling a man enrouto
to Denver a ticket via the Union Paclfic
from Omaha , is forwarded n certain anrottnt
perhaps 50 cenlsi by the Union Pnclfic general -
oral passenger department. Since lire
abolishment of commissions heretofore paid
by eastern lines on business train the west
destined to the east ticket agents in Omaha
and all western cities have noticed n significant -
nificant decrease fn their monthly incomes.
Commissions have been held by the railroads -
roads to ticket sellers for ninny years. There' '
KISS always been a scale and tiny attempt
of one litre hr otter greater Inducements
than the schedule agreed upon has usually
been checked promptly by its competitors.
GULF OFFICIALS IN AUSTIN
i'i' t'p'1'etnrkann k fort SnmUli 1)11-
I 1lettlty-'iii t tupl , tvIth
'I'e ns 141 V.
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AUSTIN , Tex. , mu. 11.-S. W , Fordyce ,
icceiver of the Kansas City , Pittsburg &
Golf railway ; Silas 1V. Petit of Phlladelphla ,
attorney for Iho reorganization cotuutiltee ;
Frank hingeroman , ntlnrney for the reed y-
ers , and J. McD , Trlnblo of Kansas City
lucid a conference here with General 'r. S.
Smith with the view of arriving at a satisfactory -
isfactory adjustment of the case Instituted
by the state against the Texarkana & Fort
Smith Railway eonrpauy , which Is the Texas
division of the 1nnsas City , Pittsburg & I
i Gulf , for forfeiture of Its charter and
appointment of in receiver for failure to
maintnin its general olllces in Texas , as
required by the slate law.
This case tens Institted in the Travis
county district court and afterwards transferred -
ferred to the district court at Texarkana.
Thu conference resulted in tie company
agreclmg to comply strictly with the Texas' '
law. A complete reorganization of the
Texas property and a new- charter x111 have
to be had 1n order to comply with the Texas
law governing the operation. of railroads.
i
KANSAS Grl'l la'rlrhurtn.tx R.tlhr.t1
Id tc' to Lettrent.orlh ( . e Oprtcd
for'I'ralllo TlleMln ) ' .
KANSAS CITY , Mo. , J ur , r1.-the Kansas
City & L'avenworth Itailway company x 111
open its road for general traffic on Tuesday
and everything is In readiness. The roni
bed is in splendid condition , considering lire
fact that It hits Just been completed.
Time last trial trip over the road was anode
yesterday. The car carried lire omcers of ire
company- and a cumber of newspaper men.
The distance , twenty-one miles , was covered
In a little over an hour and the trip proved
very satisfactory.
The building of this line is thought to he
only the beginning of a great interurban
railway system centering in the city at the
mouth of tine Knrv Should the line prove
a good investment , it is more than probable
that all the towns std cities within n radius
of sixty miles of Kansas City will be con-
netted with one big electric rapid transit
system. Right of way franchises have already -
ready been seemed for a similar line between -
tween Topeka and this city.
The onlcers of the Kansas City-Leaven-
worth company are : David Kimberly , Cleveland -
land , 0. , president ; H , C. Ellerson , Cleveland -
land , vice president ; H. W. Wolcott , Clever
land , general manager and secretary ; Charles
D , Evarts , Leavenworth , treasurer.
Geacirl Manager Wolcott is a brother of
Senator Wolcott of Colorado and a former
member himself of tire Ohio state senate ,
Sea Itotilr to St. l'atL
The through St. Paul ) passenger trains
aver the Chicago , St. Paul , Mlneapolis &
Omaha road began Sunday to use the Union
Pacific passenger station iii tills city. At
the same tlne it changed the route of its
St. Paul-Omaha trains , whereby they go to
Sioux City via the tracks of the Sioux
City & Pacific , instead of via tire Onralra
track. This results hr the shortening of
the line and makes possible better time
between Omaha and the twin cities of Minnesota -
nesota ,
The daylight express over the Omaha
road for St. Paul left the union station at
6:60 : Sunday morning and the night train
pulled out at 5:20 : in the evening , instead
of 5:55 : 11s heretofore. The Northwestern
trains from SL Paul also entered the union
station , thus marking the abandoning of
the Webster street depot by the two through
lucoming amid outgoing trains.
Mr. llult'llsnt's , lirlrf VIslt.
S , A , Hutchinson , assistat general passenger -
senger agent of the Union Pacific , returned
Saturday night from air extended visit over
the line , lit was in the city merely- long
euoigli to see that Chief Clerk Murray and
Cashier Darlow had everything running
smoothly in tire absence of General I'assen-
I ger Agept Lounax and himself , nod took a
train Sunday afternoon far Chicago , where
he goes to attend a meeting of passenger
officials.
Jlulrlii ; nen Itnllrnnd.
J , Il. McShaio & Co , are about ready to
begin work on the Ihrusli-A111ance extension -
sion of the Burlington railroad , the grading
contract having been awnrded to their. A
large force of worktiginen will be taken
from Omnha. Tire McShane company has
for some time been workhi ; on the Alliance-
I llarl'lllo exiension , and that branch of the
road will soon be eontplotcd ,
' 1'o COIIMiinr hi t'bnte System.
CIl1CAGO , Jail. 14 , General passenger
agents of lilies front this city and St. Louis
to north l'acilc coast lines via the Missouri -
souri river gateways will meet tomorrow to
consider tire rebate system of selling tickets
at. a arcane of conletitiou with time direct
lines via St. Paul , nicking fiat rates ,
"I am Indebted to One Minute Cough Cure
for my health anti life. It cured m0 of hog
trouble following grippe. " Thousands owe
their lives to the prompt action of Ihla never
failing remedy. It cures coughs , colds ,
croup , bronchitis , pneumonia , grippe nail
throat and lung troubles. Its early use prevents -
vents consumption. It is tire only barnleas
remedy that gives Irninedlato relict ,
TILE "TWIN CITY IdaD1'ID"- :
A "PAST NIGHT TIIAIN"-
DAILY ,
i :20 : P , M.
J'IIF. "TWIN CITY EXPRESS"-
A FAST DAY TRAiN-
DAILY ,
Tire "NOIITHR'ESTEIIN LINE" lies two
dally- trains between Omaia nail St. I'aul
s' ' Minneapolis , cite known as the " 1'1VIN
I CITY LIJIITF.I ) , " tile other as the "TWIN
I CITY P\Plt1SS. : "
These trnius arrive and depart from the
UNION I':1SSGNUEIt STATION , OMAHA ,
NEB.
( loth trains are models In appointment-
complete lit every detail.
Palace sleeping cars on night trains.
Parlor buffet cars on day trains.
This is tire old reliable "Sioux City Route"
over which through trains have been oper-
nled for tuauy years.
Trains leave UN10N PASSENGEtt STA-
TION. OMAHA. NRil. , daily.
City Ticket Oitlce , l401.3 Y'arnam street.
G. F. REST ,
City Pass. and Ticket Agent.
S0 Tf10 fly iii 1 LW S.
h.--m--e-e-s-a'
Ilullding Itspel tor flunsoomhn is preparing
to renew his efforts in relation to the pla-
Ing of Ore escapes on buildings in South
Omnhn. Sonic time ago an attempt was
made to Induce the lloard of Education to
provide fire escapes for school huildlugs ,
but after deliberating over the problem for
awhile the board tabled the matter and the
sehioils are stilt without means of exit lit
case of fire. The same any be said of a
number of buildings on the principal bust-
ness streets. Up to tine present time Inspector -
specter Duuseontbe has been holding back
on aecomt of not having a copy of lire
state laws , it ig understood that Deputy
Labor Commissioner Kent will see that a
revised copy of lire building laws x111 be
furnished tlio Inspector at au early date ,
If tills Is done tire owners of buildings will
he served with notices , ordering them to
comply with the stale laws instead of the
city ordinances , thither the slain law the
erection of prolxr fire escapes can he forced ,
while there is some doubt about Ilre city
( lrdlnntrees hold Ing lu rout. iienthere of
the hoard of Education appear to be willing
to conform to the requirements of the iawj
huh until forced to do so will not ntrtlnorlze
the expenditure of money 11ccesstry % for this
purpose. Inspecor iarscombe says that
several handbags where lodge mecll11gs and
dances are held are not properly provided
with fire escapes and be proposes to go
after the owners of sushi huildlngs as soon
as he is supplied with a copy of the slate
In w.
Car lien's Club ) Icc tliiir.
A meeting of the 1Vestern Car Men's
club , composed of car foretnen and Inspectors -
tors of the vartmis railroads of Conned
illuffs , Omaha and Srulh Omaha , tvns held
at lire ofilce of Supcrluteudent Corwin of
the Union Stock Yards itallroad company
rim Saturday night. Tire attendance was
mach larger than tens expected and n great
deal of Interest was tabour in the proceed-
lugs. The principal obp'ct cf tine chub is
to meet m ) a fraternal footing and discuss
matters' pertaining to the interelnnge of
freight cars and arrive at a mutual antler-
standing in regard to the haulllng of cars.
Dy such action Imng delays will be avoided ,
wltchn are nnnoyhng bout to shippers and
I
rnitond olllcinls. The organization is n new
0110 , but good results trio already being at-
tnined , M. P. Schanldt nfl the Chicago ,
llilrnttkee & St. foul is president ; 1V , lh
Cressey , chief of the Joint car inspection
fnice , South Omalm , vice president ; h , F.
'ruruer of the Burlington , secretary , and
Charles Spies of Council Bluffs , treasurer.
The chub nreels once a month at either
Council Bluffs , Ornaha or South Omaha.
Ilonrd of Udurtttlon nets'l'nnlghl.
Au adjourned meeting of the hoard of
Education will be held tonight. Considerable -
able routine burdnese x 111 be transacted anti
reports from the architect on the progress
of tire new school buildings at Twetletir mind
0 streets tvlll he received. It is possible
that suite cognlzance of the propesition to
rote ponds for n new high school building
x 111 he taken by the bonnl. Investigation
shotvs that virile a majority of the members -
bers of the board realize the importance and
need of a new bulltitug for Iligl ) school purposes -
poses , they do not feel that the tune for
such agitation is opportune. One member
said that Superintendent Rolfe tires trying
to create a sentiment In favor of voting
l.onds ht hopes of securing his job for another -
other year. Another member said that when
the board warted the proposition submitted
it. would place the natter before the people -
ple direct and not through the superintendent
of schcols. From this It is inferred that
in proposition x911 be subntllted at the
spring election.
hi rlel : llnlclnir C'urnlnenePS. '
The Nebraska Brick company , located at
L and Iinyd street , will commence operu
tlons either today or tomorrow. Most of
lire buildings for the use of this concern
have been completed and the steam plant
hits been tested. Only bulddlug brick wilt
be manufactured at this that. , but It is the
intention to mmnko vitrified brick for pavlug
purposes later on. The shale for paving brick
will he shipped from Lomisvllle , Nob. . uud
will ho sent hero in quantities as the needs
of the factory demand. It .s expelled that
there will be a great dent of street paying
here w9tldn the next year or two anal if so
property ownos will be able to save about
$3 a thousand on paving brick on account of
the location of the factory here.
1e S e M
The directors o ff tire South Omaha Live
Stock exchange will meet today for tire
purpose of electlug a secretary and treas-
. Fran all accounts Colonel A. L.
Lott will bu re-elected secretary , as he
has held Iho pocltlon for a nuitber of years
and is considered the best secretary the exchange -
change ever hind. There is , if reports are
true , sore difference of opinion regarding
the selection of a treasurer and it is possible -
sible that Thomas B. McPherson , wino has
been treasurer for the lust live years , may
be retired. It is rumored that tine casirier
of a bank cast of the tracks will be chosen
treastrer.
' 1'entlit't'nncc lleetfnis Proposed.
Tuesday evening Excelsior lodge No , 70 ,
Independent Order of Good Templars , will
meet at Modern Roothnan hall for the election -
tion of ofilcers. A series of public meet-
logs is in contemplation by thus Intige anti
after the election of officers the matter
x111 bn ceriously considered. The Idea is
to hold gcspel temperance meetlnga at one
of the clntrchees with a view to increasing
tire ntonrbership of the lodge and spreading
the cause of temperance. Good speakers
to address tire proposed mcetinga are being
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Hornseekrs' '
ExcLrsion11
Tire second lrmneseekers' excursion -
cursion via liurlhngton Route
leaves Omaha Tuesday , Ja ti-
ary 16th.
It to-Ono fare pltts $2.00 for
the round trip.
date applies to ALMOST all
points ( n 1anstts , Nebraska ,
Arizona , Arkansas , Indian
Territoy , Louisiana , New
Mexico , Oklahoma , Texas , Colorado -
orado , Idaho , Montan11 , Oregon -
gen , Utah , 1Vyomlng and
11'ashington.
Call and set full informa-
tdoti.
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7ICKET RURLINCTON
OFFICE STATION
IDO2 Farnam . 10th and Maasf1
8treot. 8lroot ,
'Phono 250 'Phone 910.
ICI'I't S.tSRAI.W'aaD ( 'II'SIIIS. :
Cures Gotorrhoca , Olect or unnatural die
churgts hr a few days Full dlrrctlons
1' ice (100. ( All druggists , or mail D. Dick
& . Co , . 133 Centre St New York ,
arranged for. nap It Is probable that muh ,
good will be a'cdmpltshed it the meetlnrs
as proposed are held.
iii It' ( 'Its' Gurslp.
Democrats arc talkie : about runnlnr
Genrgo Dare for enuiiellmnn.
Charles Swift of Chicago is now li lent.
ponry cltnrge of the Ss itl Pltttt ht this
cltr.
( ' ironer Stvatson will hold inquests tor
day over the remlthrs of 11'Ililnm ltotvo
and Ed Ilurr.
Mayor F visor has not yet dclded whether
he will veto the street car extension nrdl-
uance of not ,
'Piro ftmrrnl of i l Bnrr w ns lreld at 3
ci clock 1'esterdny afternoin , I1ev. It. L.
1t'heelor ofilclated.
itrv. F. Fellnian of Omnhn slnkl' at the
1'ouug ylcu's c'hrlstinn nssoelntlon nncrt-
hrg vesterdns afternoon ,
the Ladles' Aid society of tine Preshy
teria11 church will meet with 1lrs. C. al.
itleh 1Vetinestiny afternoon ,
1Vlllianr lrr'nnnu , number of the Bnard
of Educnllon , is prominently mentioned as
it coral idatr far city cnunclliuur.
'Flit. snercd concert glen by lima
D'lirina at St. Agnes' church lnst cvtar
Ing vns well ntteurded anti Proved to b' it
ntustcnl ( rent.
Funeral services aver tine remnins of
1t'Illinnt hint were held yesterdny after-
I1001) at 1521 Lenventvortli street , Omaha.
Interment teas at 1h mtpect 11111 cemetery ,
I.ovc tfalure. .
The untutored savage traveled many
moons through ( ltd tangled forests to gaze
upei tire wonders of Niagara. Shall clvl-
Ilzeti man show less npprecialinn of tine
Crentor'a hardlwork when the Michigan
Central , "The NlagnraFnlls Rome , " PaaSe3
in full view of the great cataract and
enables one to enjoy all tire coniforta of
travel ? City ticket oifce , 119 Adams street ,
Chicago.
OAR ASSOCIOTION SESSION
Atuual MerIInt In Wlilrh hhittiti tint
Arrttctruicnte uud other alnt-
trrs Art' 1)leeusred.
The Douglas County liar nssorlntion held
its aural ntectiarg ht the Commerclitl club
rooms Saturday night. Tire banquet committee -
mittee reported that an raugenents hail been
completed for the scc01rI ( annual spread nt
the Jiiila'd hotel , Februaiy 3. This is to
ht an elaborate nffnfr and several prominent
legal lights from Chicago std elsewhere
are expc teti to rCspntnd to toasts.
A protest was entcretl ngalust lire easy
manner in wldclt the lawyers allege drat
business men are excused from Jury service.
It was set forth that almost any kind of a
pretext has bceu taken as valid. A 1)0(1- (
ton will he submitted to the district Judges
asking for n change in this alleged custom.
Attorneys Andrews , Mcittesb and hrezhen
) bete r nttnointcd a conuulltcc to prepare -
pare tine Inetiticu.
Olllccrs were elected as follows : Presl
dent , James H. McIntosh : secretary , 0. P.
M. thou a ; treasurer , Thoums P. Lce ; ox-
ecullve council. John 1T. Parish , E. M. Bart =
felt , J. B. Sheehan , C. C.'right anti A.
C. Wnkeley.
Tine fact that these officers were elected
unanhnously is taken to mean that umrmolry
prevails within tire iauks of Ceiraba lawyers.
One mew meutber. John N. Baldwin , solicitor -
licitor for the Union I'aclfic rallroati , was
accepted , tints rnnhig the nreinbership up
to 165.
A comnritteo consisting of Messrs. Mc-
Ilugh , Ogden ( and Colville was appohiled
j to investigate existing rules of the district
court aul to make a report upon suggested -
gested itiodificaliens.
'I'liree ' .IIn ; nitleent 'i'rnlitn
Leave Chicago daily- for the east , carrying
through sleeping cars to New York , Boston
and the east via the Michigan Central , "The
Niagara Calls Route. " Dining car service
unsurpassed. Chicago city ticket office , 119
Adams street.
I'hlloenphlcnl Society 1lects ,
At a regt iaY meeting of tire Omaha
Society in the prnbiie library
building Sunday afternoon tine time wins
ome9 auC
A full line of llyomel , nods Just received
which will bo sold at oar usual cut prices.
Trust druggists may outIn hr unbroken
packages at regular jobbing prlcts-less
usual dh + rount for cash.
We mention a few articles on which we
are particularly 1ONG-
500 Mary's Ihilr liralth , we sell. . , . . . . . 5Oc
Eskay''s Food , all sizes , 20 per cent
discount.
Lots of Listerine ( imhert's ) for. . . . . . TSc
Pe-ru-na-Pc-ru-fit-llenty fit . . . . . . . . . . TSc
Scott's Emulsion , $1,00 size , a dray load
al IJe
Maltine Preparatlons , all kind , at. . . . . . SSr
lioslelter's Itlltera
Wanrpolc's Cod Liver 011 , $1 size for. , TJr
Most $1,00 patent me8lclmes . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7L
Most hinds 50n patent medicines . . . . . , 4Q.
Most kinds 26c patent medicines . , , , . , 20c
Write for catalogue of ANTI-TRUST'
CUT DRI.'G price.
SNERMAN & MICONNELL DRUG CO.
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1513 Dodge St. ( Middle of Block. )
Going to move if to ever get our fixtures.
taken tip In t a urinate talks by tarias
m' orher. . several different suhlerts h , lag
hruughiI up for tilsru'-slla
It tvis , understood that 1V , M. Jlaupln
would .1r11ver an address nn 'The 1VIt and
iIaliter uI' the Bible , " but he rolled to ap
pear nail short talks by members were
snbdltuled. The work fit the enctely for
the enniltg yr'nr tvs tllseussel nod or-
rangenents are tntder way for un htteresl-
lug program.
The Illliti + ls Ceuitral Iinlirond ( 'n ,
Is 110w open and ready to receive all classes
of freight and forward with dispatch , to nit
points In the NOIITII. EAST and SOU1'Il.
Frelglrt depot located nl Elrt'enth and 'hi.
cage streets , Omaha , and on Ninth street ,
betweetr Broadway and First avenue , Couu
ell Bhifls ,
A61 OPEC I LETTER :
To fire 1)nig 'rrust--rrnthentetc On October -
tober 21xI you Lail mu .flat oiT from 'wr- '
chnslitg g00ds from all .1bbiug druggists ,
a ) ; ( veil as tnannfir tttters , l. ( . ( anise rte be-
iteved in scllim ; g"ads nt ( 'l"1' I'lt1'lS ,
1V'Iiave asked you repelldIV tr glee u' n
In lr ii mat sIvrne ) Ilgint-and tn'"r ' we publish
a sworn statement of gu.d + tali by one Of
your uuanhers nt cUT I'Itl'i. and yu
still recognize him is n ntearhrr to grad
standng ! in your nsrnclation and he can
goads fromn nay jnhidng house or
itnanfact ator without behtg t uestlnn.d.
OMAHA , Neb. , .Ian. 13 , 190) .
1 , ( 'hnries ii , Sehnefer , of the city of
Otnnhn uud state of Nehrnskn do solemnly
swenr ( lint on Friday , Jnuunry 12th , 19x , i
sort n lady to ptlreitnse for ire true liotlie
0t I'nlire's ( "elery Compound ( regulnr price
$ t.00) ) ( tout one of the nrennbers of the 1)rug
't'rust , uud thnl i non htvr the ho Ithe of
sold nu'dh'iInn in III y possession , whlc'lt she
purchased far 75 c'nls. ; Purthennore , that
tints lnly tfIIP it total straugcr to the party
flora sVhoui site bought it.
( 'liAItiAS H , S'flAl t"fi .
Subscribed iind sw"rn to before nic this
13th tiny of .htnunry , 1fO.
M. 11. I II'NiA'l'E.
S@1 Not try Public ,
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breitlftxt a n d y e t
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( 'ttet fie Munn ns tliore
vhu Icave viii other
routes thin day before -
fore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
IitrFrih'r , SMOKING AND LP.nl.tltY
CARS , trlllt Ilnrher' Shop.
1)OU11LL DIt.t VING ItOOM 1'AIACId
SLIacP1.itS.
Dl\1SG CAllS , 1leals a la Carle.
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CITY 'JICiC17T OFFICE , 181)2 ) Fnrnain
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CHICAGO and EAST.
8T. PAUL alnd MINNEAPOLIS ,
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HOT8PRINCS & DEADWOOD.
I11 Clfv Offices. 1401.03 Farnam )
11OWELL's is a Irosllivo cure
I . ( IM for coughs , colds ,
B4 n t. Naw earn croup throat Image , hoarseness troubles and , nh ! ,
9 Great Pants
Sale.
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2000 pairs men's stylishly made , all woo ] ,
I r cassimero and cheviot ! , ants , regular
3 and 3. 50 values , for , . . . . . . . . . . .
, . 1500 pairs men's pants from odd suits , left
from the season's suit selling , ; vill be sold
1 now at about one half their real value
I t --pants worth ti.r ,0 , $3,150 , iind $5. Sale
Pl'ICO only
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3000 pairs of this falnoua make will he 501(1 at half price'
Brlunlner is known as the maker of the hest pants in Auler
iea , Ills wholesale prices run from $3,50 to SLO , Out' buyer
secured this big lot for spot cash , owing to the slow whiter
season , at ft ridiculously low figure , and we pass tltoul ou to
you a't Ilie same saving ,
Pants worth o $ I2'O on sae in
four 'ots ' a
$3.75 , $4.50 I
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Wntr 1180 wtl r . .
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Prices cut regardless of cost i , v
-oil good shoes an ( overshoes ,
for Monday's sale.
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LADIES' FINE $2.50 Vic ! Kid Shoes , hr " '
lace and button , with double fair stitched
soles made an near yv
ru sh last-on
stile
LADIES' I'no ! $3,00 Y'Icl IId Shoes , lace , -
with silk vesting tops , new coht toes and o
kid tips , a slylsb ( S
Dress Shoc-ou sale
at. % f
LADIES' Fine $1.50 Plush Enbro Ilerel
Slippers-in sizes ARE GIVING THIS
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" to 4f - 75
at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
BEAUTIFUL CATALOG
ChIILD'S Fine $ 1.35 Kinl Lace Shoes , with
full double fair stitched soles , AWAY TO OUR
wide coin toes and kin C
tops-on sale at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CUSTOMERS.
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9 Shoes A shoe that misfits at line
start will fit worse by wcnr.
MEN'S $2.00 Satin Calf Lace Shoes , with
Ultra shoes fit like nade to-
double fair stitched soles
cad trill leather counters . order shoes , because they are
rind inner - on lasts formed froth
MEN'S Fine $3,50 Vicl Kid Lace Shoes , tine 1RUUau foot. That's wily
with fair stitched soles theynrenhvnyscomforlnhlennd
and cork inner soles-on retniu their shape w 11e11 otirers
silo at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
fail ,
BOYS' F1 o $1.35 Veal Calf Lace Shoes , with
goat tops trod full HAVE YOU SEEN THE
double fair stitched C
soles-nt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NEW SHOE
"DYKES" sac Never Ship-
FOR WOMEN ?
rubber heels on solo-
at. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
MEN'S $1.00 Buckle , '
Arctic Overshoes- ,7' 3 C
on sale at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hayden Bros 1 j
WOMEN'S 90C Buckle
Arctic Overshoes C
on sale at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . r
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1Vhy not liar ( a jlensmnt ) , tt'arnl , healthy pine ( to work ?
'I'h4' panplp w'ho 4'unh + It sir yen Jndgtu yon 11101'4' by the
p nlllt'r iind the hulldiug you rile I11 thlul the elnthrs you w'ear'
-and R casts no mare flout tvhorr yon nlre when yell
Iigure in free light , ban ! and j11rillol' Fois'ire , is w'oll lie '
Veil' and tour ut y''nut t4'utper.
° ' O he best Offi1 Sees areifl
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The Bee BuiIdi u *
Ift nttl tents ,
! iIt Ground Floor Bee Building.
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"Victory Fosters Pride. "
SHERIDAN COAL ,
Fosters comfort-Rest coal alined in 1YyOIHillg.
VICTOR WHITE , 1605 I'a rnam Street. Telephone
School for Su ar Industry of Brau rschwez 1 , G e rman1I
Ki'flcIPlhlai 111' ' 1'111 : ( , u1'1 ithi.h I'
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nsTnt Aulluar. ( l'uP'It ' t , . dote , 1&193 IIeF n' " , t ; of s , l ii. , yttr Miir a 1 , 1(100.
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