Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 20, 1885, Page 5

OMABA DAL 885. [.Y BEE- LEGISLATIVE SIBE SHOWS. | fie Plars of the Railvoad Lobby to] | Various Questions Sprang to Di- vert Attontion. Gero and His Confederate Aid Shouting for Pap. Pointed Questions for the Inveatls gating Committee—The Necessity ot Raflroad Legislation, Bpecinl Correspondence of Tr Liscown, Neb., January The Mil put the mimbers on record regarding the payment of the Bradford claims, the annu al Christmas to otho those who expected to get Brx, h, 1885, ler resolution, which proposed to gift Pat ‘Hawes and uembers, cieated a g cat stic among ay with a portion of the swag, and now that the menbe s are to be put oa record by Mil ler there is no end to wry faces among those who “dont like the medicine. Your correspondeut fully believes that the rosolution will fail to pass, for this reason: The Union Pacific, the B, & M., the smiling Stout, the wooing Kennard, the fidgyit Pat and t*ewld wa t from Nema- ha, togdther with their Church Howes, Allen Ficlds, and the gang. Blanche, Tiay and Sweeheart, will b wustered to down Mr. Miller's resolu- tion. It wasn clia> caso of ‘‘change of ' aud after it 18 amended to death— uch 8o that the gontleman from Bat- Isr wi i fail to recognize the corpre—the traanc little mischiel-producer will GO UNDER THE TARL% among tho epittoons and will there be joined by any resolutions that are dis— teful to Willlam H. B, Stoat or either wd. Altogether the introducing of what seomed to be a harmless reeolation will work a great {njury to tho state—we shall bs compelled to pay the tho end aud get no railroad lag! Gero, of the Journal, is kept busy whole e nded their aid an who exte ympathy tous r ath and burial y 1 during that the An THE DYNAMITE SOARE. Version of tho Story as briskie, A. W. Braca The Corioe Told by Mr, There 1 been considerable talk about the ¢ mite cartridges which were found in tho Thaysr sters house a few days sin Mr. E. Zabriskie, tho assignee of G, D. Thayer, called at the Bie office yestorday and gave a co:- rect version of the affale, He says that he took poescssion of Thayer's stock on the 22d of November, Among other things were a lot of druge, and Le ssnt them up town to adrug house. In lcoking over ths stock the druggist found three cascs of dyunamite oattridges. In the three cases wers abeut 1,000 cartridges, or about 300 pounds ot the explosive. The druggi returned tho dynamite to Me. Zabriskie, and he had it teken to the river azd damped ubder the ite. The etuff was sbipped from somewhere in the cast to & mining company in Colorado, and as the company did not receive it, it was shipped back to Omaha for storage. Tha boxes ware plsinly marked posash, Tho citizsns of Omaha mey woll con- gratulats themselves upcn their nerrow escape, for had the stuff exploded it would have broken every pane of plass in the oity, and would doubtlss have torn dowa several bulldings. e A BURGLAR IN LIMBO, A California Burgler Caught in New York and on His Way Back to the Golden State, ] Yeatorday's train from the east brought into this city Sheriff Crowley, of San Franc'sco, havieg in charge a burglar red McMaullen, who he had captured in now & in diverting the attention of thoe logislature from the reel iseue—rail- road leglalation Ho boils over with aarcasm about Van Wyck and by a ekill ful manipulation of the despatokes wukes out that Van Wyck is a com- mocious 255, Ho has along erticle in Sanday’s Journal on the sabject of Van Wyck's position on the inter-state com. moros bill; alleging that Van Wyck is a New Yorker and is leglalating for New York farmers ngainst Nebrasks farmera --all b cauze Van Wyck favored Siater’s amendment prohibiting raliroads from charging more for a ghort haul than for a long one. Tha rallroads'are half scared to death for fear such a law—elther stato or nat'ozal—may be enacted, in which event their power to build up one man and to break down another would be broken. The idea that the railrowds shoald not charge rat¢s commensurate with the distance hauled is nonsens:, A STRIKING INSTANCE where they do not is given by a wostern senator, who says that at the small towns in Dawson, Lincoln, Keith and Cheyenne counties the Union Pacific charge the pecple more, per ton, for Wyoming coal than the coal deilers of Omaha ask cf your citizens. At Sidney, Nob., 450 miles west of ('maha, coal is as dear a3 at Omaha—coal that was hauled through Sidney by the Union Pacific The scnate committee to investigate what is necessary in the way of legislation to prevent exto tion &c., should go a step fu ther snd inv: stigate another question: What plan is adopted by the sta'e board of assessment to ar.ive at the vilue of railroad property in this stateand whether any additional legislation is necessary or not. Mr. Sawyer, editor of the Democrat, says that a year or two ago the state boatd of assessment pub a valuation of $ por acro upon several hun- dred acres adjoining this city or lying wholly within city limits, and then a8 uow, covered with the machine shops, round houses, depots, et , etc., of the B. & M —lands worth $500 per acre if aull in its original conditions Such appralsemoents AMOUNT TO ROBBERY and ought to be thown up if they exist. Mr. Calhoun, the confederate licuten- ant, is pregnsnt with jokes at tho ex- pense of Mr. Rosewater, cancerning the Ber's attitude on railroad legislation and 18 urying very hard to convince the mem- bers that Mr, Rosewstr is a very harm- lens sort of crank and that tho best thing to do is t> pay no attention to the Bk hut go along and vote 1hs way the rob- birsriquest, But the more wary among the law:-makers bave set to thinking; they riason thusly: Wby ls it that so few of thore who st hare last eezslcn got ok this time? A very pertinent ques- tim and one that each member may avk himself every day. These railccad or- gans are very busy just now frying to throw dust in the eyes of the legislature in order that the plunderers may'suc: © od, A SHARP GAME. Two Fellows Make a Haul at Leslie and Morrell's Drug Store, Sanday morning sbout 2.30 o’clock two young fellows, one white and the other colored, drove to Leslie & Morrell's drug Teft their horss standing in front of the storo and went inside Mr. Leslio, the man who way awakened, had to go be- hiud the prescription case and left the two fellows standing out in the etore. Whils he was putting up the medicine ho_had bis sasplolons aroused and in- quired who the medicine was for. The two tellows evaded his question snd did not glve him any answer, After he had 148 the prescelption he returned to the tront pert of the store and the colored man had gore out and was then 1 the eleigh, He sgiin ssked whoit was for snd was told that it was for a party down oa Thirteenth sireet, This morniog he tound that a box of o'gws, a fine paper weight and & lot of perfumery hal been etolen. A half- dezen silver sp0ons had also disappeared from the soda fountain and the fellows would probably have carried off the fountaln itaeli if they had ben able. Tho mat'er hes been placed in the nands of 1he police end they think they have the men sputted. L —— A Card of Thanks, Wo hereby desire to express our heart— elt thanks to our friends and neighbors in New York and is taking back to San Trancisco. The prisoner was incatcerated in 1he city jail during the day and the sheriff lett with him Last night. About a year ago McMullen committed a burglary in San Francisco. He was cap turedand aboutthroemonthssfiorward was irled, convicted and remanded to jail to await sentence, On his way back to the jail he was ehack'ed to enother prisoner In somo way he had managed to get hold of a koy to the handenffs and while the deputy sherifi’s cyes were tarned in an- other direction he unlocked tho sheckle which bound him and made good his ercape. For nine months he has eluded the ofiicers, but a fow days ago Sheriff Crow ley happened to be in New York and thoroeaw his man, He arrested him and notified the anthorities at San Firan- ocisco and they told him to bring the fel- low along, McMullen is a slick one, bus will soon be in San Francisco and recaive zentence for hia crime. ——— County Commissioners, SATURDAY, Janvary 17, 1885, Board met pursuant to adjournments Present—OcmmissionersO'Keefe, Cor liss and Timme, Minutes of the preceding meeting read. Approved. The cfficial bond of J. W. Mead, con- stable for Chicago precinc’, was ap. proved. The cltim of P. O. Hawes for cash ad- vanced for witness in state case, amount- fog t$2.50, was rejected. The clerk was instruoted to return 810 to H. Enst, the amouut deposited 1o Road 390 B. The record and all papersin Road 12 C. were rubmitted, and further action postponed to 21st Inst. The following accounts wers allowed: BRIDGE FUND, Von Dohren & Simmeson, moving bridge, €to............ 8 58 18 J. A, Roser baum, workiog on box 175 Louis Bradfurd, lumber for county, 576 ROAD FUND, R. Twaddell, work on road. . G. M, Tunoiscn, work on 10ad. ¥. A Lee, grading Myron Moore, work on road . Sylvester Powers, work on ro; Mary Keefe, wo k on roasd. £ Redman, Jumber, ete. 64 45 C. A, Hubbard, work on ro 8 00 g GENERAL POND, . N. Miller, court fees Oc!ober torm, 1884, ... o Thomais Nolan, agent, freieht on furni- tore. ... Burdick & Wood, repairing mo ks . Allen Bros., coffee for city poor. . ... . L. B. Willtms & Son, diy g ods for ‘poor ferm ... .. = Bee- Poblishing Co., of court house. . Nora Kuavavaugh, witness, October term, 1884 A J.' Quialey, six boxes toap for OGRS (e Steele, Johnson & C farm AT 1. 8, Shirman, goods 1or poor farm w. Kent, coroner jurors’ fee. . B. & M. R R. Co, tickets for poor H. G, Clark & Co., goods for poor W. Preston & Co, ods for poor, , 1088 in police ceurt, ticket for poor, Gitson, or & Rihardeon, sta ery for district court. .. I’ E, Moores, ticket for poor. 2 M. Rosenstads, witnessan police court. G, R, Tromp on, RFOCori:s { i por. . . 8. Hinoffitt, gr for poor. Laouis Grebe, baiiff fees. . W, Miller, bailitf fees W, H. Shields,tales juror. Giro, Stratman, taxes refundod e Nebraska Telephone Co., rent poor WA . Chas, K. Couthnt, preminm on policy. Adjouned to 19th ivst. [Sial ] H. T, Leavrer, Couuty Cleik. L —— O, L 8. 0, ‘The next meeling of the C, L. 8, C, will be held at the residence of R. . Hills, 2018 California street, on Tuesda$ evening, Janu. ary 27th, The 101l wing is the programme ; 1 Openiog exercises, 2 Keaay *'S lon,” 8 Talk aud questions on the month's reading, 4 Recitation, INTERMIBSION . 5 Current events of ths month. 6 Raleot reading. 7 Qactetions from *Masheth,” Al ‘members aro requested to wear thelr clase badgo,, o —— 0 03 7 53 24 00 15 63 58 44 100 00 80) 23 40 2 55 P » Boods for poor 2 00 5 80 140 41 80 200 185 85 60 310 00 16 00 4 00 517 710 17 50 Publio speakers and singers find B, H, Douglass & S Capsicum Cough Dropn ® sure remedy for horseness, 2 A PROTEST stem of Convict Labor “oom to be Pre Jislature, be- city and is tost, epec- 1 olomenta of labor ), 1885, —=To tho House of Repre. of Nebruka, in We, your peti roprescnt that wo o of Nebrasks, and are engagel in both skl labor within eaid B are painfally cogn of thy det- rimont to us in our varlcus avoca- catlona, of ths present eystem of con teacting the convi n the state, thereby bringing it into competition with the produsts of our braius and hands at a decided’y unfair advantige to us; that it i a self-avident axiom in thy develop- ment of the resources of our young and growing stato, that the **laborer is worthy of his hire;" that the hi h-minded citizsn ship which is best promotive of tie we'fare of tho atate, ahould not be brovght info competition with the un wiliiog, enforced and negligent labor of the degraded classes terving terms for punishment; and that coavicte, being ad, should not bs conn' o1 factor in the legislation which should Inily to the or, N %, Jan he State OMARA Hovotable § sentatives of Legislatura tioner ¢ Salt Lake City, Lewis May, who ha city, geturned to his I Mree. E. L, D ie, of St. Louis, s clty, W. H. Hamilton, N man, Nebraska City, J. Island, are at the Millard, Alexander, Lincolo, H. G. Browne, J. C. Crawtord, West Point, Jacob 8. Boveman, Salt Lake City. T D, Pabecek and wife, Chicago, stopped at the Paxton last night. E. 8. Gaylor, Blair, H. Upton, Pi Neb, J. M. Jchoson snd wife, Rad Oal William Tauian and wife, Sterling, Cal., L. F. Haywara, St. Jos and U. V. Trwin, of Jington, Ia,, are stopping at the Metro- was in the city yes his night ghter M'sy ) visitiog ada it m moaey and da fri York, J. W, L. Meany, Pear Gr.ond Ia., A spocial meeting of all members snd Iadies intere:ted in gospel ®emperance have for its main objact, ‘the greatest good of tho whole propie.” +/To this end we roap: attontion of your ho; House Bill No, — pre Willfam Tartle, ani invoked for its pro- visior s your favorab’e consideraticn.” The fscling is bocoming general among those who ars especlally nterested in the matt:r that convict labor is damaging the interests of conviet laber, Said a prom tnent laborivg man, who'e position is a representative one: *I am voicing the sentiments of the orgentzed lsbor ele- mect of Omabka when I tell you that thla syatem of conviet labor must be done away with, There must ba no delay, either. 1 can very readily see aow tha stato can bar by this eystem, on to laboring class it % a very serlous matter to have the work takon out of thtir hands by thess men who ropresent no interest, or clasy of inferests. I do not balieve it {3 farterched to attribute in e m> de- grea, tho prereat dullnees in lecil labor to this very thing. At any rate, if the eystem in allowed to grow and extaed, «no thing i3 certain, and that is that it will eorionely damage taelabosing clastes, and I, for one, propoo to use wy inflacnce to seo that the syetem is not allowed to bacome a permanent drag on our intercsta,” A moeting of the werkingmen of the city will be held to-morrow night at the Academy of Music to take further steps in the matter. —— SCHAAP'S DISAPPEARANCE. And the Legal Complications Arising Therefgom, Some days ago there came to this city from Chicago, two men, A, Ni:lsen and work ars requested to bo protent at the meeting Tuesday aft raoon at 2 o'clock in ths Firat Methodis; church, Daven- port atreet. Trustees and exccutive committos requested to attend. Mus J. T BEwr, Sceretary, Mrs C. 8. Sovre Presidont. —— = McMu'len, the San Feancisco burglar, confised iu the ity jail yestorday, > attempt to escape by sa of the pannelling in his el with some iostrumont, prosumsbly a ra ich he must have had concea'el aout his person. He wanaged to saw as far as tho outer stone wall when his patience became oxnausted, and he gave up the attempt to gain his fresdom, The factof hia attemptsd jail-breuking was nct discovered until af.er maio a g outa x cparture, R st i The Sullivan ana lkyan Pight Stopped by the Police, Youk, Jinvary 10.—In Madison Square gardon to night John L. Sullivan and Paddy Ryan, old time antigonists, again met, They went to work in go.d style but were stoppad by Police Captain Williams beforo they had thelr hards up a mioute, Nobody wes arre:tad and no decision was given, At 9 o'clock the crowd reactel 8,000 and visitors were still demandirg admit'ance, A large number of sports were present from Troy, Chicago, Beston and ctler points. Among the inte e ted spectitors wus Roscos Cunk- ling. Atter wh eeemed an interminable deluy the opplause ran through the hall and John L, Sulligsn jumped over the ropes. Tho champion looked in good condition and gazed complacently over the great thiong, when Ryan mads his appearanco bn was greoted with cheers ani the waving of bats. His mastive proportions showed up to cent of receipts and the los It was ofter 10 when tho men advanced to tha ecratch and shook hands. Inthe fir t ani Alexander Schaap, the latter azcom-— panied by his wife. Both clalmed to be representing a well known art etablish- | ¢ ment in Chicago. Nielsen aud Schaap went to Gocs' hotel, where they lived in good atyle, until Satardsy, when sudden- ly, withcut any warning, Mr. and Mrs. Scheap disappeared, 1no one knew whither. Shortly atierwards, a telegram was raceived by Nielsen from the Chicago house instructing him to im- mediately secure Schaap’s effectsand;hold them, on account of the firm, Nielsen in complianca with his orders went to the hotel, and was about to secure the sam- round Su'livan led off with his left for Ryau's bread basket, but the latter neatly dodgd the blow, Ryan made a feint and tapped llivan heavily on the right jaw. The champion grew redder and angrier, and Ryan, noticing thi , fought close . to his opponent, idently with tha inteniion to prevent Sul- livan getting in the terrific blow for which he is celebrated Both men fought closely at a short range ehowering blows thick and fast upon each other and the enthusiasm increased with the ssverity of the blows, Ths pugilista bad not besnat work over a minute when Inepector 'J'nmmujnmred over the ropes followed by Captain Williams and the two with uplifted clubs ssparated the combatante. They were forcad to their corners reluctantly. Captain Williams stripped off the glove. ‘“This 1a no fight,” shouted Sheedy, Sullivan’s backer. rles and other property, when he found | Both' he had been anticipated by a hack driver, by the name ¢f Boquet. This latter gentlemar, it appears, had selzed the goods on what was clatmed to be a per- sonal debt, but which, it is sup posed, was a gambling debt. The goods are now held by Boquet, and proceedings will be irsituted tirough attorney H. B. Holsman, to replevia the property for the Chicigo rm. A letter has been ae eivel in thias city from Schaap, eaying that hs was on his way to New Orleane, but announcing no veason for hls strenge departure. NEW ORLEANS EXPOSITION. An Interestiog Letter from O. W, Baker, New Orreaws, Jauuary 12, 1884, Eliss Glsh, E:q., Omsahs, Neb: The exposition is etil in an unfinisted state and it will be some time before all will be completad, and would not advise any ono that wishes to eee the whole of it to come before March, although it s quite oth boxers wera hurried into the ceater of thy ring where they wera made to shake havds, Sullivan extending his in & manoer of evident displeasure, ‘' would have won this match,” said Ryan, “if the au- thorities had not interferred.” This appzared to be the general opini-n among thoss ussem- bled, aod when the Trojan started to leave the platform he was lustily cheered. The re- ceipts were about £11,000 and are in She:dy’s hunde, and he will be likely to retiin them inasmuch as the contest came to such o termication, He iotimated that he hadan understanding with the principals that in the eveat of troubls he would take the proceeds giviog to each what he deemed right, Joe Coburn eaid hs had a man he would put agaiost the winner and said that Captain James C Daly was & new aspirant for the champion honors, The crowd lefs 1n & fairly god humor although meny denounced the p.lice for interfering. — The British Gri Review, Loxpoy, January 19. - The Mark Lane Tx prees in the weekly 1¢view of the Briti-h corn trade says: The changeable weather of last weok somewhat retarded farming eparationr, The demand for pative wheats elackened ma- terially and values we:e maintained with di culty. Sales of Koglish wheat for the week, 8 280 quarters at 34s 24, again-t 58,680 quar- ters at 383 9d the correspoudiog week list e Flour markes rteady throuvhout the Week, Kine grades of Larley continue to ad- interesting now and we have many vie- itors every day, yesterday (Sunday) we had 50,000 here, Admission is only 25 cents on Sunday. We have very fine wusic every Sunday by the Mexican band of about sixty pieces, all fiae musi- cans too. The weather has been de- lightful—to-day was quite warm. 1 have had no occasion to wear an overcoat eince I have been here, thongh it has bean real chilly at times, Nebraska still leads here, Some of the other s:ates are copying after her, but they are obliged, or at l:ast do usv considerable paint in dotng it, whilst we made cur deco: with the products of the state. Respectfully Yours, C, W. Baxkeg, e — —A telogram was raceived yesterday morn- 00| 0z statiog that the mother of Mr, 8, M, Wilcox, of this city, died at Germantiwn, Pa., Snuday moraing, after a loag illnes. The State Fireman's Assooiation, To.day the annual meeting of the state fireman's sssociation will be held at Liacoln, The following are the delegates chosen from the varlous companies of the locsl fire department: No. 1—-D. W. Nance, W. J. White house, C. G. Hunt, Henry Ritter, Cor nelius Willfams, No, 2—Chief Rutler, No, 3—Lewis Faist, Jacob Hauck, Ed Murer, Thurstone~ William Webb, Pentzel, W. J Ciots. No 4—F. Plaegling. No.1, H. & L.—Ed Wittig, Louis Kroltzsch, J. O Fifty-Seven 4l Told, Sundsy night fifty-seven tramys loIged in the city jail. Durlog the evening they tarned the place Into & barber shop and took turny in cutting each other's hair. Awmong these fellows there are a good vance but ordinary grades unimproved. The market for = foreizn wheats slow and diagging aod disappointivg to sellerr, Foreign flour is steadier, owing to the idea of a smaller output at the great milling centrrs at the lake side dis 3 of America will les'en exports, Maize is in restricted supply and spos values mominal. Malting barleys ard Ca adian peas are 1s higher. 1rfeargosw off cowt thers was one msle, leaving the market have Owiig to advere winds the warket for cirgoes furward opsned strong, but «lsed weaker in the absence of actual in- quity, Quotations nominal, To day the whiat trade is at & standstill, Flour steady. American maiza lower. Round corn dearer, owing to scarcity. e A Would-ba Millionaire, Biororn, Mes,, January 19, —~Within the past year Chadwick, cashier of the Pacitic natlonal bauk of Nantucket, began the erec- tion at Squam of a houseof gigantic pro- portiors and splendid equipment, far beyond his supposed ability to own, the land on which it.stards belonging to b also mado extentive improvemeots about b residevcain town. His revigaution bean known Wednesday. He appears t) ba been borrowlog cousiderable sums, «limated at £40,000, Hu Jeft deeds to real et h widow a8 security eni to mora practical business me n gave certificates of stock in the onal bank, tne pre ident having si nad thew in blank he hadonly to till them out and sizn himself quita a numbar of certti: cates of sbares of siock kesu-d by himself and were found in posession of the parties who loaned hin woney, but whom he had persuad- ed not to have transferred on the book of the bank. Chadwick has manifested a willingness t0 turn over his whole proverty to tho credi: tors. His en.ire real estato is mortgiged and several sttachmeats have been 1ecordid. No criminil proceediogs have yer commenced. — Oslifrnia senatorial Contest. Special telegram to Tix Bk, BaN Francisco, January 19,~There is no change in the scastorial prospote a% Sacra- mento, The republicans hold the first caucus to-morcow evening, No eno believes it will ris sultin & choics, There 1s on'y one point cn which all seom agreed and that is tha: after | election | eeeded. 14 | Dennia Sullivan, of thi o Gramnin the Ohi Citicaco, Janusry 19, - The secretary the C b board of frade fu lowicg figures which are inst. Grainin etore in Wheat, 14,3 g 000; rye, 110 L00; barley, fght in this conatry and , 4,849,00: Elevators, of ishes tho fol day, 17th > elsvators 115,000 Ca Grain in Wheat 9,000; err— Indiana Republies INDIANAPOLIS, January 19.—Tho republi can membors of ths general sswembly held a canens to-night and decided to cast their votes . Porter fir United wili ba pure us the demociats have a largs ma jority on the joint ball.t — ——— Cut His Lu SAN Fraxorsco, J that John Melaughin, of G officer, who obtained $2 Barnes, senior counsel in the divorc moant, has abe W. Tyler (00 from General x Senatr Sharon caso for the epurions agree- ded with the money, o —— Bold Lramps, Ovirron Tex., Javuiry 10.—Two tramps barded a teain on the Tuterantimal Grean "?\ Ty ni ) {4 Lt [1C6S, EASY TERMS. Send for our catalogue and pricelistbefore pur- chasing elsewhere. Guns, Amamenition, Sporting Goods No'ions ard Smokers' Articles, MAX MBYER & BEO. LEADING JEWELERS D) And Solo Tmporters of Stationery, Coilery, Fine Diamonds, Watches, Silver- ware, Rich Jewelry, Whlcsale and Retail. . 13th and Farnam St 1020 (01024 Fernam &ts., Omaha T0 BUY THE OHEAP4ST FLACE IN OMAHA Northern road this morawg, atd when the conductor demanded their- fares dre ver partinlly wounded him woun jed two other train men. 1 wve bean sent for to track thent e ‘Tho Elgin Da Cnicaco, Ja Llgmn, TIL, spec dull. A small lot of skim ch butter 3teddle, P meagre, Tutal sale 'y Market, Inter Ocsan and cheese Peonsyl HARRISDURG \ adopied & coneurrent resclution requastiog the Pennsylvanin eenators in congrers to sup- port the foreizn con ract labor bill - elready D the lower branch of congrees, bl £ The Leading Olearing Houses, Bostoy, Juuary 19.—The loading clearing houses report that the total gross cloa; for the week ended January 17 wers 269, & decrease of 27.9 per cent compu the correeponding week a yoar ago. THE BANKRUPT STOR 1617 DOUGLAS ST., ALL, Oa and after to day you can get goods of all kinds at our store cheiper than at any other place in tosn—50and GO per cent discounts are no where. Wo give you anything in oar atock for MERELY NOTHING a3 wo are going to move and must get rid of our stock at ell hazards. Remember this great sale will Jast for ONLY 15 DAYS. Every one knows we do 18 w2 eay, 80 judging fecm ths jarge crowds that tock advantage of our sale to day, 1t is advis- able to cell eerly. THE BANKRUPT STORE, 1517 Douglas St. e ———— THE 30 PER DISCOUNT nces d'wil BEATS THEM At S, P. Morse & Co,'s All This Week ‘Will Pcsitively Olose Satur- day Night. We Lave decided to give just six days more of the disconat eale, snd having done this to accommodate such of our patrons as could hot possibly come shop- plog during ths extreme cold weather of last we_k. We bave a ma; degartment. BLEACHED OR T LINS, SHISKTI ENS, NAPKI gnificent stock in every BROWN MUS.\ Low:at G3.TABLE LIN- | prices D | ‘and leas por | cent Mors | es thia week, 0D3, 'LACES, BROIDERIES, CALICO HAMS. NOTUIONS, BU KID GLOVES, CLOAK DEPARTMENT. Our cloaks werc the chespest in Oma- ha bafore but now with the extra 30 per cent discount they sre worth looking at Mous furnishiny good, collars, cuffs, aux, b, are egerly sought for and are very cheap. 8. P. MORSE & CO. Home Comforts—Hayden's patent fire kindleis. ome Comforts— kindlera, Buy W.J. Welshans & Co.’s No, 1 Beif Rising Buck wheat Buy J. E. McCray & Co,'s Omaha flour. Hayden's pater t fire Home Comforts—Hayden's patent fire kindlers, . Home Comtorts—Hayden's patent fire kindlers, BuyJ. E. McCray & Co.’s Omaha flour, Buy E. McCray & Co.’s “Unlon Pacific," L — Buoy J. E. McCray & Co.'s Paclfic,” “Ucion Home Comjforts—Hayden's patent fire kindlers, Home Comforts—Hsyden's patent fire kindlers, The *‘Cosmopolitan,” corner 16th and Douglas, finest Lunch Ralom_l_ in the west The *‘Cosmopolitan,” corner 16:h and Douglas,only Luoch Rooms fit for Ladles The *‘Cosmopolitan,” firat-class o every respect. The *‘Cosmopolitan,” over Bushman’ nothing like it in the west. B e e The *‘Cosmopolitan,” Ladies' and Gen- tlemans' Private Dining Rooms, S —— The *-Cosmopolitan,” tqual to Del waonico’s, e The **Cosmopolitan,” prices as low ar those of cheap restauranta, — The **Cosmopoliton,” superior kitchen and superior ommodation i The**Cosmopolitan,” H. Bohonfeld, prop cor, 16th and Douglas over Bushman's. Ons of the Best and Largest 8tocks in the United States to Select NO STAIRS TO CLIMB. ELEGARNT PASS BARKER & MAYNE REAL ESTATE BROKERS Thirteenth and Farnam Streets: ELEVATOR ENGER Houses Rented and Rents Collected Prombtly and at Reasonable Rates. Houses and Lots, Business Blocks and Sites, and vacant lots for sale in all parts of the city. Any one having property to sell tor what it is worth, we would be pleased to handle it: Any- one wanting bargains can always find them by calling on us. Lots in our additions are sold lower and on bet« ter terms than can be had at any other agency THORNBURG PLAGE. In West Omaha, is a beautiful additon of 96 lots, 84 of which are stall unso!d, We are offering these lots at $150 to $225 eacn on smals wmonthly payments. NORWOOD PARK. We platted and put on the market three r:onths ago #s an advertise- ent, at the nominal price of 860 per acre Jot, out of 160 acre lots we have but 18 lefc, which we will cloce out at the same price on monthly BELLAIR. The prettiest ontside addition to Omana, on West Cuming street; 2 acre lots for 82560, monthly pavments, Barker & Mayne’s Sub-division. On South 13th Sreet, only 4 blocks from end of street car line, 8225 to 8275 each, monthly payments, ' We have a few beautiful lots left in Hawe's addition, new Saundérs street,which we will close out at 8350 each, Lots in Hanscom Place, $560 to 8750 each, easy terms, We have lots in-every part of the city for sale at reasonable pri-es and on easy terms, Call and see us before buyng. Barker Mayne. Televhone No. 534. L_AG-‘ER:FRAHZ.FALK BREWING G0, BEE R. Milwaukee. Wis. GUNTHER & C0,, Sole Bottlers,