Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 6, 1891, Page 8

THE CITY. The United States district court room | is being cieaned up preparatory to the | opening of court next week. | A ‘‘dainty lady’s” toilet table is not complete without a jar of Spanish court cream. Sold by all druggists, The following temperatures were ob- served at the local signal service at the hours named: a. m., 42<,10a. m., 46=,1p m., 654=, Judges Doane, Ferguson will sit in their respective morning for the purpose motions for new trinls, Henry Smith and Gert McCoy are for another sojourn on the hill ‘n and thirty days respectively, for stealing a lot of railroad brass. Fred Mutthews, cushier of the left for New York lastnight to absent several days, During his ab- 'nee Mr, Matthews will take unto him- self a partner of his joys and sorrows. and lrvine rooms this of hearing B. & William Abbott was arrested ster- day afternoon for stealing a new light spring overcont. Abbott had the coat | in his possession when arrested. The | coat awaits un owner at the police sta- tion. The Omaha Merchant’s express will 8000 commence th ction of a new barn at Fourteenth and Leavenworth streets, The building will be of brick, three stories high and will cost about 850,000, Al the testimony in the case W. E. Mead, charged with ment by the J. . Sicherling of Akron, was taken in police court y terday. The arguments will be ma this morning at 11 o’clock before Juad Helsle; Bor was arrested in Des Moine; Hawley is a par | of W. K. Vilas, who is in the county jail | charged with robbing two visitors at the Turkish bath s some time ago. Huwley, 50 V suys. helped him to dispose of some of the stolen property. | An officer witl be sent to Des Moines today for the prisoner. dciicig A Good Thing for th the Albuguerfjue (N Citizen, persons hi ain Cough Reme From d Cham for the Rrip, now 0 pr Kilbourne, the county surveyol f a bottle n[‘ this remedy gave bim relief This medicine is pared by Chamberlain & Co., Das Moines, nd it is having u b o in this city For sale by all druggists. - Remember that it oniy requires $100 cash ment to secure a 325 lot in Pot- ter & George Co.’s addition, East Omaha. Abstract of title given with every lot sold. Potter & George Co., southwest corner 16th and Farnam. 1ES THE ARGE, #Join M. Thurston Says He is not a | Political Sorehead. Hon. John M. Thurston was found yesterday morning in bis sauctum at Union Pacific headquarters and was askod his opinion con- cerning the dispateh in Tur Bee con taining an extract from a Washington dis- patch tothe New York Sun, 4 Tho judge laughed good-vaturedly and rau his fingers through his hair as though feeling for any evidence of a sore head,as he replied *So far as the statement that T am a sorehead Is concerned T have no aisposition to magnify my loyalty to the party. 1f I huve done any thing to warrant the charge I am w Ing to let the accusation stand. I was u by many western people for secretary of the interior, but I did nothing to further the matter and absolutely refused to put myself in the attitude of an applicant for the position. I attended the second annual convention of the republican league at Balti- more, which met on March 2, 1880, and ad journed on the evening of March 3, at which was elected president. and with a large del- egation from the league went to Washington and attended the inauguration ceremonies, "This is all there is to the charge that 1 was in Washington for the purposo of urging my candidacy for the secretary of the interior. *'So fur as the churge is made that Cla son, Foraker and myself, with a large part of e membership of the national committee, © quietly working for Alger, there is noth. ing 1o it.” I have been a pronounced Blaine man for some time. Unless the feeling in the country changes, in my judgment Blaine is the onfy man in_the repudlican party who {s sure to carry the west. For that reason I believe he ought to be nominated, whether he consents to become a candidate or not. “At the leaguo convention at Cincinnuti General Foraker in referving to Blaine, as 1 belicve by a mere slip of the tongue, said, ‘He has givon us a splendid administration,’ and this remark was the cause of a great deal of comment, and I came it for a large share of criticism because I did not refer to Benjamin Harrison by name in my address to the convention. I used the follo language: ‘On March 4, 1884, our gov ment for the first time' in many years be- came republican in all its branches. * The ad- ministration then begun bas done much to merit the confidence and esteem of the people of - the Uvited States. * % # The lonor of the nation has been maintained abroad and t) affairs of the wovernment honestly and successfully administered, The eleventh census bas bee and hon- ®itly taken and a non apportion- went made thereunder, roat care has beon exorvised in thio selection of public officials, and the provisions of the civil service act | have been implicitly oboved.’ ! do not see how anyone coutd have said more in favor of tne present sdministration. What I did say was my honest be. lief in its wisdom and success. 1 did ot refer to Benjamin Harrison as an individual, becauso I did not believe, nor do | aow believe, that any term could properly bo smployed in that connection except admiu- istration r as my being a sorehead fs con- | cerned, if that chavge is true, the disease must have dated from March 4, 1880, Yet, at | the Michigan elub banquet, held on Pebruary 21, IS, in my response to the toast, “T'ho Man Who Wears the Button, I sal | president of the United States wea: ton, a soldier and u statesman, ho for'the hatioa's honor, As the seie of the republican party his administration wears should receive the cordial - support > every man who belioves in its principles.’ Ava in my opening addvess to | the third aniual convention of the republi- n loague shvilly, held on March 4, | ‘It is a matter of pro- | igratulation that the president of | od States is a republican. His ud- | ion should be upheld and strength- ¥ tho republican league, and I ask this tion toendorse it by proper resolu- the “11is porfectly naturai that the deroc press of the country should endeavor to stir up factional feeling in the republican ravks, but so far us T am concerned 1 am at all times in favor of tho success of the repul party and roady to work for whateves nee its convention may select. ANNO Promptly at 9 o'clock this moramg soats for the engagemeont of Hoyt's satirical | comedy, “A Texas Steor,” which returus to the Boyd for two Ances oa Thuesday | afternoon aud evening will bo puton sale, Tho inquir! o been very numerous, and 1t is morally certain that the great sative on | anl evican polities will fill every seat in | oyd's opera house at both performances, Sitice tho first product the Bijou theater, Now York, last fall, “A Texas Steer” Las bad & season of uninterrupted success, which It cortainly deserves, for tho play is in nearly all respects the best in Hoyt's long hist. The | compaby arrives from Portland tomorrow | evening at 9;05 oo the Uniou Pucific limited, | aud will vest antil the matinee, Thursday | Afternoon, “'Honest Hearts and Willing Hands,” a sen- sational comedy-drama, by Duncan B. Har- rison, aud John L. Sullivan, the world's chumplon, in the cast, will be the attraction At Boyd's opera house on Saturday afternoon and evening next. 'I'he business promises to o large, SOUTH OMAHA. Evening with the Muses. The novel entertainment, to be given in the Presbyterian church by the Ladies' Aid society Thursday evening, promises to be as well attended as it wiil be amusing. “An Evening With the Muses" is the title of the entertainment aod the programme will be as varied as the minds and experiences of per- s0ns. i member pledged to procure §1 to be devoted to the building fund of the new church, and Thursday evening each will tell in chyme how she got her §1, when, where, and from whom, with all the feminine em bellishments that ingenious and interested minds can devise to make it interesting. | This will be a treat. Lit-rary Ball. 4 The Sansfield Literary society will give a bali and May party in Rowley's hall, Wed- nesday evening, May 27. The society con- tains a large number of the social people of the ety and the promoters of the social ex- pect to make 1t an event of tho season, Must Answer the Charge. The board of directors of the live stock ex- change, in pursuauce of the resolutions passed at the exch meeting Monday afternoon, has cited ( S. 8. Brown to appear before the board on Monday, May 2. Notes About the City, Mrs. Heady, who has ocen dangerously ill, is better, Theodore I, Elliott has removed to Twenty second and J streets, A son has been born James R. Anderson A large consignment of tin from England unto Mr. and Mrs, has been received by the Cudaby packing company, Thieves carried away a ot of brick belong- ing to August ix, Missouri avenue and Nineteerth street. The Schlitz brewing company is having plans drawn for several new buildigs, to be erected 1n this city this season. The Chicago Drovers' Journal is authority for the report that Cudahy Brothers are buy ing hogs in Chicago and Kansas City for shipment to this city Frank McGee and Barney Taylor are about to come together again. McGee expresses a desire to get revenge ana Taylor says he is willing to accommodate nim. General Agent A, R. Jones of the Street stable car company, has just returned from Montana, and is receiving a hearty welcome by his many friends at the yards. Harry C. Hirsch, of not an enviable domes- tic and filial record, will cogitate in the county jail for thirty days on the enormity of assaulting his old, gray baired father. Messrs, Jacob Jaskolek and R. C. Hilliker will go to Grand Isiand Monday to represent South Omaha lodge, No. 4, Ancient Order of United Workmen, at the meeting of the erand lodg William Hilke, a colored citizen of a very foul record, tried to even up with Z. Han for having testified in a Papiliion court against Hike for stealing oats, and would have Sullivanized the offensive witness had he not been rented, Mr. and Mrs, Peter Corrigan and Edward Corrigan left last evening for Colorado to d the summer for the benerit of Mr. riean’s health, The many friends of mmissioner Corrigan haope that his trip may beuefit his impaired health, A well-attended meeting of ladies inter- i he organization of a lodge of sters was held in Knights of hall yesterddy afternoon. The cliarter will remain oven until Friday even- ing. All desiring to join as charter members must make application before ¥riday night. ‘The organ ion will be completed as soon as the charter and paraphernalia are received. s e U Clean Up. As the good housewife proceeds to cleanse and renovate the family domicile, removing the wintor's accumulations of dustand im- puritics at this particular season, so should every intelligont person cleanse and renovato their internal person, and make 1t a healthful habitation, for it's the home of the soul. There is nothing that will so quickly and ef- fectually accomplish this asa dose of St Patrick’s Pills. They not _only physic, but clear the befogged mind aud cleanse and re- te the whole system, making ono feel bran new. For sale by all druggists, sl oe Remember that it only requires $100 cash paymentto secure o ot in Pot- ter & ‘George Co.’s addition, Fast Omaha. Abstract to title given with every lot sold. Potter & George Co., southwest corner 16th and Farnam. s bbb Omaha Typothetne. The Omaha Typothetae held their anunual meeting last evening in the club roows of the Paxton hotel. The meeting was called to order by the president, Henry Gibson. After the usual business was disposed of there fol- lowed the election of officers, The following were elected unanimously: C. H. Klopp, dent; Julius T. Festner, vice president; W. Campbell, secretary and reasuror, The delogates elected to attend the national convention, to be held at Cincinnati, Octo- ber 5, 1801, were: Henry Gibson, S . Festner, . W. Cambbeli. Hammond. ~ Alternates, Harry Burkle H. Redfield, G. B. Eddy, Dan" Shelly, Rosicky. M. John A young lady of Jefferson, West Virginia, declares that she was all run aown before taking Ayer's Sarsaparill but that now she is gaining strength every day. Ayer's Sar- saparilla is certainly a wonderfully effective touic for the feeble und delicate, L Marriage Licenses,. The following marriaze licanias wera ls- sued by Judgo Shields yesterday : Nameana address, John F. Cain, Omaha Lidy Wilcox, Omaha Lartin H. Mii ie Waters, Omahn ary. O ! gue, Davenport, Ta § rt Lindberry, On i 8uslo 15 Challls, O y Fred Sehmidt. Om 1 Minn Hushgen, Oy Qu of the May. Say ma, the girls say if my face want so speckled up with pimpies, they'd make me “Queen of the Ma What “shall 1 do? Why, et a bott llor's sarsaparilla and hck, of cours: it's the most wonderful blood puritier of the age. - Wiii Work for Omaha, Mr. George J. Paul left yesterday atternoon for Philadeiphia, where be will represent No- braska at the meeting of the supreme council of the Cutholic Knights of America, My, Paul wiil make an effort to secure the next meeting of the supreme council in Omabia two years hence, —~— A Pure¢ Cream of Tartar Powder. Superior to every ‘other known. Used in Millions of Homes— 40 Years the Standard. CHARGED WITH MUKRDER. Capture in Mi-souri of a Brace Towa Criminals. Sheriff George S. Raiubow and Deputy C C. Redfield of Harlan, Shelby county, Ia., arrived in Council Bluffs at 5:30 o'clock last evening having in charge J. K. Cumberland and wife. The prisoners are charged with the murder of James Roberson aud his son Jasper over a year ago, Sheriff Rainbow said that Cumberland and his wife had been living on some property be- longing to Roberson and located just in the edge of Harlan, One day, over a year ago, Roberson sold & valuable piece of pioperty for cash and he and his sun, Jasper, staid ail night with the Cumberland household, but have never been seen or heard of since that time. Soon after the mysterious disappear- ance of the Robersons Cumberland and s wife quiotly left the country and wero lo- cated at Springfield, Mo., aftera long search. Sheriff Rainbow said that the first words spoken by Cumberland and his wife when ar- rested w “Have the Robersons been found yet!” He $hinks the capture is a good one, but suys it will be hard to prove the crime, as no trace can b found of the bodies of the missing men, Cumberland is an uncouth looking man and was roughly dressed. When brought iato the police station last evening he had on a cowboy hat and wore a pair of ducking trous ers. As hie walked the manacles on his ankles that bound one to the oth anked with a sound that was anything but pleasant, and the prisoner certainly did not take any great amount of pleasure in his ornaments, Sherift Raiubow and his deputy leave this morning ou the Rock Island for Harlan with their prisoners, . ler's barb wire liniment has met with vaordinary favor, and cases pronounced incurable nave been treated with suc Every farmer should keep a bottle of this justly cetebrated remedy; ready for instant use, of - Bedroom Suits. Our line never before contain large number of beautiful styles, nor such reasonable prices. You will be in- terested in looking the iine over wheth- er you wish to buy this season or not. S A. ORCHARD, Continental building Douglas and 15th :d such a It isa well known fact that w advertise anything at a pr We don’t sell anything cheap for That ma We someti we do this as we think that th Should any remain on the fourth day same price, but that seldom occurs. alarge quantity of unlaundried WIII'THK They are not worth fifty cents, but are worth thir on the price after that. but not from ours. days,; HE OMAHA DAILI BEE! WEDNE TOUCHEDWOR FIFTY, W. G. Edwardst®ad Experience With Callerswof the Night. W. G. Edwards will not make a practice in the future of counting his money on a street car in full view ot sthe passengers. He did that foolish thing Monday night on a Twenty- fourth street car, and yesterday he was filled with &7 worth of pepentance and regrot., Edwards is a gasoline merchant and boards at 2415 Hamilton street, He kissed his 87 gaod night on the car just before reaching Hamilton street and then hur- ried home and went to bed. He did not notico anyone else gettingoff the car at the time that he did. but when he found his bedroom win- dow open yesterday morning and his trousers on the ground just outside, he concluded that some envious and impecunious mortal had followed him home. He reported the case to the police but his chances of recovering the money are not brilliunt, The Ladies Delighted. The pleasant offect and the perfec safety with which ladies may use the liquid fruit laxative, Syrup of Figs, under all con- ditions make it their favorite remedy. It is pleasing to the eye and to the taste, geutle, yeteffectual in acting on the kidneys, liver and bowels, uction! Furniture! 1615 Doug: Thurst tents of the entire house, consisting of bedroom suits, mirrors, carpets, fine Monitor range, new process gasoline, folding beds, hair mattres . These goods are undoubtedly th st ever of- fered at auction. R."Wells, auctioneer, Decision in Favor of the Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry. The new Palace sleeping cars of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry., with electric lights in every berth, will continue to leave the Union ‘depot, Omaha, at 6:10 p, m., daily. Pussengers taking this train avoid transfer at Coun- cil Bluffs, and arrive in Chicago at a. m., in ample time to make all eastern connections. Ticket office, 1501 Farnam streef F. A. Nasu, 3 PRESTON, General Agent. City Passenger Agent. Auction! ice, that’s the pr /, 10, m. Con- | find that when a man will pay that price he’ll more and buy a fifty center. as it should, we’ve got a happy way of mak way down atonce. pick for three days When any ar ing it. These shirts haven’t sold gvell. whole lot, about a hundred dozen, all in You'll be surprised at tha quality for ndvertising purposes, they’re made to WEAR and BUILD UP TRADE ON. WAISTS. elsewhere, play ir SHIRT For children’s boys’ and ladies’ wear. 1 Douglas street window, Moncy Cheerfully Refunded when | goods do not satisly. art SEND FOR WHILE YOU € never mark goods up. When we ice so long as the goods last. aday or two, or three, and then raise y be all right from one point of view, mes advertise an icle for say three at time will see them all gone. you're welcome to them at the About a month ago we put in stock SHIRTS ty-five to forty. We invariably go a little ticle in our stock don’t sell We mark ’er down, Po-day we put the one pile, and you can take your Atthe same time we will offer a hrundred dozen splendid unlaundered shirts, made of New York Mills m forced front and back, worth 78e, at uslin, linen bands and bosom, rein- 00 GCENTS EAGH We will also offer in our shirt department, over two hundred dozen, handsome fancy Shirts, in all the new cloths, in Madras, Zephyrs, Penangs, Ducks,i Flannels. Outing Cloths, Jerseys, Stockinettes, Silk Mixed and pure Silks; In a handsome line of colors, in all sizes, with nonshrinkable neck bands, with soft or stiff collars and cuffs, “just” as you like ’em” at a range of prices from 88c to $8.80, Nebraska Clothing Co., Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets. OPENED TO-DAY - - BARTENDER'S. - - COATS AND WAITER'S - JACKETS One of the troubles of life is the breaking of lamp-chimneys. Needless. Macbeth's *‘pearl top” and * pearl glass” are tough against heat. ou will save nine-tenths of your chimney-money by using them, “Pearl top” fits most of the little lamps; ¢ pearl glass”’ is for ¢ Rochester, * Pitts- burgh,” ¢ Duplex,” etc. We make a great many sizes and shapes, all of tough glass. You can get the right ones. Talk with your dealer about it. taburg. GPO. A, MACBETUE C sent to any one addressi C.E. HIRES & CO., Philadelphia, NEBRASKA National Bank U. 8. DEPOSITORY, OMAHA, N3, Capital, $400,000 Surplus Jan. 62,800 Prosident; 0. W 1st, 1890, -Henry W. Yat es W. Savag Cusbing, J'N. 1 THE IRON BANK, Corner 12th aud Farnaw Sts A General Buuklug Business Transaote | - Winslow Wilkes, ‘The tastest 4-year-old pacing stallion In t World, Record 2:14 1-2, at Lexington, Ky., i Wilkes, dam by Almont & will make 189 1 Vinton stroet with usual retnrn privileg: FLAN season of ASON HI0 RY & COLLOPY. Suffering from T0 WEAK MEN 3. youthful erron Delicious Cake and Pastry, Light Flak; {AuIF dsoay, wasting weakneas. tost mushood, ele. Biscuit, Griddle Cakes, Palatatle T senT vauals Sheativn G conidibiog and Wholesome, A fi fpedioal work by eveny | No other baking powder does such works, |, ProL ¥, ¢ oW us, Conn: by Black | AMUSEMENTS, BOYD'S OPERA HOUSE Commencing ’fionday Night, May 4th, For 3 Nights and Wednesday Matinee. RET JRN OF THE FAVORI’ o) LITTLE TYGOON. WILLARD SPENSER'S American Japanese Comic Opera With Miss Tellula Evans as Violet. Seats on sule at regular prices, * THURSDAY, MAY 7, ¥ %" AN5" VOAND NIGHT Return Engagewent of HOYT'S New Satirical Comedy, A Texas Steer. ) o Most Remarkuble Comedy Success on Record e character of Maverick Brander' (Tim Mur- 1 ank easily with ‘Col. Sellers.” ‘Hon other immortal creations. DAND SEE THE | s myenuine, hearty, b ESIDENT.' s 1t rices as usual. Box sheets opon We DIME EDEN MUSEE. WHEK OF MAY 4th CIUE MATL, tho Mamgolian Midget, an Oriontal Pedo Manuel R, upany of Steflar Speclalty Artists on both stages. A THOROUGHLY COSMOPOLITAN ENTERTAIN MENT. DR. BAILEY, raduate Dentist. Gold and siver fllings at lowest raets Hridge and Crown Work. Teeth without plates All work war ranted. OFFICE, PAXTON BLOCK, 16TH AND FARNAM Entrance, I0th street elevator. Open evenln, ual RYRIURE T cured 1 orgive relief like ** uss. '’ 1t has, thousand: ou wantthe or tree Pamphlet No. & S acs Kikads rass Co., San Frahcisco, Cab I LINCOLN Flor il Goversatory. Sfouth East Cor, @ and 17th, Lincoln, Neh W. S. Sawyer & Co. PLANTS AND CUTFLO WERS. Ge always on h baskets, ¢ erals a spe stute, akers on RD fon of piants loral des nd cut flowers ns, bouquets Weddings und fun- L and sent to any purt of the ri fice. Discoubt 1o under- funeral work, Telephoue, i VERTISER 1d ste., for parties. Who use our columns to place their goods before tee public wil tell you thit Au are not si caticn in the west as an_adyertising Rates furaished on application. our series of xilliary School Jo urnals, urpassed by any teachers’ publi- nedis Addressy ora M5 Euls 10K pregon ppiled by Goods Nebr., Teachers' Pub. Co. Fremont Nebr, cufes 5, and ca y. Drug Co., Omul K und Howard Meyers. Souui Owmabs, sad A. D. Foste ~ Councll Blufls., Natty little I— CHILDREN'S WEERK: AT 2 BROWNING, KING % C0.S 200 Knee Pant Suity §2, i suits that fit well, wear well and are sure to bring people back to trade again: 200 Knee Pant Suits $2.50. - Non-ripable Scotch Cheviots, neat, nicely made; correct for school or knockabout, 200 Knee Pant- Suits $3, Handsome plaids and checks in blue, brown and gray, all knee pants run in ages 4 to 14 years. 800 Boys’ Lon $6.80, $7 and $8. and make we'll show at Novelties Not shown : Seventean yoars exper!-nee, the greatest auccess, all Nervous, Chronle and 1'r Spermatorrhaa, Lost Manhood. Seminal Wenknes the Blood. Skin und Urinary Orgins. N B Itation froe. 'MOORE'S TREE OF 3 LI T I T Egunston, lil, Moore—Dear Si years until I bezan to take your Tree of Life about eight months ago. For two years [ was unatle to doany we T was atie d-d during the time by ssven different dootors, but found no reli>f, but was rather worse. Eight months ago I purchased a bottle of your Tree of Lifs and bezan ta v 1 have taken five bott'es and now for about four months Thave Lecn a well man, able to eat and do men's work, It was a God-send to me when Asa Parkoer brought the Tree of Life to my no.fee. I want to ‘hank you be- sides for the good it has done me. Ve.y re- spectfully, W. W. WENKS. Witness: Cf{lman Parker. '86.-Dr. J. P. Moore’s T'ree of Life. a poslt and @ curo for Kidnoy Iver Complalit and all blood diseases. Doos it flor when ed by using Moore's CLifo Remey? Omaha Medieal and Surziel INSTITUTHE, For the treatmant of all CITRONIC AND SURGICAL DISEASES. § Appliances for Daformities and Ab of Bronchitls and all § Axpecialto. Bovk ox Disen have lntoly During cont ble Mo afully trontod. Mud, uments aent by muil OF 6Xpross me: no marks to ind Interyiew. pro ar In packed. Addrosn all I teors Dr. A. T. McLaughlin, Presidan “th und Hureney Stroots. Omuba DRUNKENNESS LIQUOUK HABLT. 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Mc(‘}HldW%—“ Marvellous success in the treatment of private discases hay won for him a rops utation which is truly national in chare acter, and his great army of patients reaches from the Atlanticto the Pacific, The doctor is a graduate of “‘regular” medicinn and has had long and careful experience in hospital practice, and 1§ clussed among the leading specialists in modern Treatment by cors) respondence. rite tor cirulars aboud each of the above discases, free. Office 1th and Farnam Streets. OMALIA, NEB % Entrance on Either Street. Hpapt 15 80ld v ‘nt by mail to any paper. Address, MADRID CHEMICAL CO,, Branch Office for U, 8, A 417 flearhorn Biredt FOR SALF. IN OM <uhin & Co., Cor, 1A Tuller' ¢ UL Foster & (0 CHICAGO, TLL AHA, NEB., BY i Bun 1 & Dougins Sta, hancil Wa. 18 HOTEL. The Murray, Cor. 14th a isthe most u Hotel Build @ Harney,) butantially constructe g in Omaha, Severa heavy brick five walls vunning from basement to roof. AUl the cellings and th Awbestos five proof @ it impossible to burn nd five alarma quele escapes th [ h roughout t and cold wate everyroom, Aable unsurpe where, B. SILLOWAY, Prop. -HOTEL DELLONE. Corncr 14th and Capito! Avenue, Just completed, has 100 rooms, three , from the top to the bottom, h. ator and dinning room servics, 54 © proof thronghout, fine billard rooms and. GOLD MEDAL, PARI3 EXPOSITION, 1889, THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS, 0 fingst tollet rooms in tha city. Large ample rooms, Suites with bath &3, Cor A4th and Canitol Ave, Strest car service 1a all directions, Rates, from $2.00 to $4