Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 12, 1891, Page 8

(AN PAY BUT TWO PER CENT Ouaba Bankers Not Anxious to Handle the Oity's Surplus Cash, SIMILARITY IN THEIR BIDS EXPLAINED. Cashiers Reluctant When Asked for Reasons for the Collusion of the Banks in the Matter of Interest. The bids prosented by the various national baniks to the city council for caring for tho city’s cash for the ensuing yoar were uni- form, all of the banks offering the same rate of interest, 2 por cent, on funds to be de- posited, ‘Tne uniformity of the gested a pool of the bankers and the rumor obtained that the U 0sed to pool on the deposits and pay the in- orest and share the use of the money pro rata according to tho capital stock of the banks interested. A meeting wus held by the bankers for the consideration of this mutter. '] was not. at the mecung of gentlemon representing tho banks at which the subje of taking the city funds on deposit was cussed,’” said Cashier Wallaco of the Omaba National bank to “and if I had b nothing to say matter. It w bids promptly sug- on the matter, nks pro- for spri publication about the ate businnss that the public,I think, h o right to know about.” “Havn't the peuplo a right to know soime- thing mbout the rate of interest that the banks are going to pay upon public funds the reporter inquired. Oanly Worth 2 Per Cent. “Ob, I presume o, replied Mr. Wallace, vand they do know. ‘Thiera is the communicas tion sent by tne banks to the council, don't that impart the desived information *Isn’t the money worth mwore than cent tothe banks?" “I think not. I wouldn’t forit. Tho money is simply balances and is a_very Mr. John L. McCague the meeting, vut b sentimonts of the s present. “Do you consider money worth an 2 per centt’ tho reporter asked Mr. . +I think not,” “Will the banks b lik the compact is busted “I don’t know. I 2 per give any moro taken on daily uncertain quantity.’ id he bad been at fused to divulgo the more t Me- ly to bid higher if on't talk. I am non- committal,” said the banker turning away. ' iid Cashier Millard of Commercial National bank, I was meeting of the representatives of the banks the other day when we considere matter of paving interest on city funds do- posited with us.” “Was there an agreoment ontered into by which the banks were not to pay more than 2 per cent upon the city funds " B A as They Agreed. “Tt was the opinion of every man that 2 per cent was motey was worth and that ~ocach bunk wowd receivo a sharo of the funds at that rate. That is what we pay country banks upon daily bal- lances and that is ail the money 1s worth. There 1s an element of uncertminty about the fund that makes it very unsatisfactory to bandle. Today the city may have §100.000 in she bank and tomorrow there may be $25,000, Thho banks don't want much of that kind of usiness, There is no bank in the city that would want the entire amount deposited by :)lu' city if it could baveit. 1t is too varia Lo Do you think any of the banks will bid more than 2 per cent since tho joint proposi- tion has been rejected “I hopsnot. 1 think the proposition was rejected by the council on account of its form, not on account of the rate. The form of the proposition, I understand. does not comply with the strict letter of the ordi- nance.” “How many of tue banks are entitled to bid upon the deposits “All the_national banks having a capital stock of %200,000 or more. This includes eight national bauks, all tho national banis i the city, in fact, but the Union National.” e Mashed strawberry ribbons sell at one dol- lar a yard, but you can get a bottle of Dr. Bull’s Covgh Syrup for onty twenty-five cens. “We'll bo ga Oil is only 2 present all the wo groed nd happy,” for Salvation cits a bottle, "It kills all pan, pteio g piano. Now scale, Sold on Wogman tuning devi New installments. D THE LIBRARY Courts Asked to vent a Violation of the Charter. An application was mado before Judgo Tr- vine yesterday by Mr. E. Rosewater for an injunction to restrain the libravy board from expending $18,000 for a lot on Harney street, adjoining the iot bequeathed by tho late Byron Reed for library purposes. The ground upon which the application is made is that the amount named is in excess of the amount of money in the library fund, which is krown to be but §11,000. The charter prohibits any expenditure by the bourd oxceeding the amount of money ~ o its credit dorived from fees and the levy made for its maintenance. 'he resolution passed by the council on Tuesday night authorized the library board to purchase the lot adjoining the Byron RReed library sito at ixineteouth and Harney streets 8t o price not to e ed #18,000, Tho portion of thz charter prohibiting the council from nuthorizing expenditures in ox- cess of amount on band in any fund is as fol- lows @ And any councilmon votinz to Incur any Hability orto creato bt n excess of tho amount linited or nuthiorized by law. or if tho mayorshall approve any ordinance or eon- trae involving the expenditure of money in s of the wmount limited or authorized by abllities sought to be Inourred vited, In excess of the amount 1= BOARD. ited or authorized by luw, shall bo taken und held by any court of the state as the joint or several 1iability “and oblication ‘of the councilmen voul £ ond the miyor ap- proviug the sanie, and not the debt lability orobligution of the und the voting for Qr AppEO; wton or dobt vo ovidenco of m 1o or mayor may be removed from his oflice Judge Irvine eranted the temporary writ and fixed the hearing of tho arguments for Saturday, December 10, at 2 p. m. District Court Notes, Alexandor Oberg, by his noxt friond, Ericlk Oberg, has sued (he Omaha Streot Ruilway company iu an action to recover £,000, In his petition Alexander avers tnat on the night of Novomber 23 he was & passenger on the North Twenty-fourth street motor line. At Grant street, without waiting for the car tostop, he jumpad off ana foll under the trailer, bruising and wounding his legs, For his carelessness he would now have the street car company contribute &,000, Charles C. Woods has sued Hugh Murphy in an action to recoyer 100 for work und lab porformed. The plainti® ai- leges that during the carly spring and prior to the paving of Eleventh ana Lo- cust streots in kast Omaha ho circulated petition amoug property owners, in which they asked that tho streets be paved with Colorado red sandstono, Today Judge Wakeley will hear argu- ments in tho caso whorein the Omaha uud the Metropolitun Street Railway o nics are contending for tho right to operate their lines over certaia streets in South Omal Monday Judgo Estelle will be upon the bench to hoar arguments why Austin Camp bell, Orville Johnson sud Chavies Kam shoula not be declared fncorrigible and sent to tho reform school, In the case of Bretta Svanson, that has been on trial before Judge Ferguson for four days, the jury yesterduy returned a ver- dict,” finding “for the defendant. Plaintif owned & lot on ‘South Eighteenth st When the grade was changed from Leay worth street sho was awarded $00 damages. Sho was not satisfied with tho award aud sued for $1,800. In the minds of the jurors, as expressad by the verdict, sho was uot eutitled to damages in any amount. Court Stenographers. Just at this time the stenographers are on the anxious seat. Thoy want to know who will be with the judges after the reoryaniza- tion of the new district bench. All of the old stenographors are candidates for re-elec tion, with sov new mon in the fleld. Boyles and Walkup of this city want the judices to look with favor upon their claims, while Eugene Moore of Norfolk and R. A. Smith of Ohio have filed applications for po- sitions, cales, coffoe mills with foot gerators Sell Agate bearing POWeF, grocers rofr cataloguo of Borden § butter _coolers, ck Co., Chicago. Sandwich Corn * hell ra. The Sandwich Manufacturing Co, are having the largest trade on power shell- , hand shellers and horse powers this son in Nebraska, western Lowa, south- a and Colorado that they have ever in the west. Their branch lmuw' at Couneil Bluffs has been hand- ago of three car loads of A day since October 20, Jones, manager of the Council Bluffs houso, stutes that their sales of power shell far this senson has been something over 600 machines from tho Council Blulfs branch housa, Their factory at Sandwich, 111, is running day and night to kee p up with this immenso demand. Th are still giving the Council Bluffs branch house about three car loads of sheller goods a day, and all eptable orders sent there will be fliled promptly. '8 S0 Another Vietim Ad led to the List o Mr. Webster's Dupes, Shakespeare onco remariced that the evil which men do lives after them. If the bard of Avon tind in view tho departed Mr. G. Hj Webster, formerly connected with the Cen- tral National Loan and Buiiding association of this city, ho was eminently correct, The victims of Mr. Webster's cold, sugar cured nerve keep coming up as tho roll 1s being called and y a tale to unfold that speaks of some w form of Webstar's duplicity and deception Mr. Feiler, who k oftico at 1 latest vietim Mr. Webster a ticl broker's is the a ticket n street, to report. Mo sold tto Ogden and return some weeks before Webster severed s con- nection with the loan company. Webster got the ticket upon his cheei, and a natly writ- ten note stating that ho would pay for tho ticket as soon as he returncd from the west. Mer. Webster returned from the west, but ho has not returned from the east, and Mr. eiler s still waiting for the 350 that never came. The building and loan company re fuses to pay for the ticket and the broker has decided to chargo it to the profit and loss account. ‘Choy had lots of wedding presents, but the most pracious was a box of Haller's Aus- tralian salve, She said thoughtfully, it's so nico for the ttle chaps on my hands. He said, we haven,t got any ‘“little chaps” yet. She said, Why ! Johu, and John was squelched. ) ey McGrew, 14th and Farnam strect. il 2D CAUGHT IN TH - a Dr. 10T, Railrond ployes Who Made a Bus- iness of Robbery. SiytA Fr, N. M., Dee, 11.—Har C. Hill, night operator and ticket clerk at the Atch- ison, Topeka & Santa Fe depot, Waldo Goldsworthy, the night baggageman, and Charley Hull, a compauion of the two, were placed under ar t this evening on the charge of carrying (1 a_systematic plan of robbery, at the depot. They were caught in plunder and made 1r plan_ was to open tho act of secreting thel an open confession. T outgoing trunks and valises left over at the depot at night using skeleton ke taking only such articles as they required, then lock- ing the parcels and sending them out o theroad. In this manner visitors from Den- ver, San Prancisco, Chicago, St. Louis and othor places becamo v worth of stuff was s clothing, gloves, watches, jowelry, ete. railroad detective traced the plurider to their room and recovered the bulk of it which will be sent to the victims as soon as their names aud nadresses can bo learned by thefr rail- road locul agent. one of the e i over 19 years of age. Hill is from Nickerson and Goldworthy’s home s at Wichita. Pending the session of the district court the parties were released on £0) bail each, Small in size, groat 1 results; DaWitt's Littlek: . Bost pill for constipa- i t for sick headache, best for sour umber of Her Crew. Munsurierp, Ore, Dec. 11 General Butler, from Port Gamble, Wash., November 28, loaded with 1,000,000 feet of lmnberwn\wncu|n the Puget Mills com- co, foundered and brokeup Deceber G about 100 miles south of Caps Arago. The crew left tho vessel in two boats. Oue of the hoats, with nino sailors, it Is fearod, has beer: lost, s nothing has been heard of it Second Mate John Willoughby was in chargo of the missing boat. - “The only complexion powder in the world that is without vulgarity, without injury to the user, and wittout doubt a bouutitier, is Pozzonl’s. T Kitie Hoan" a Succe s, “ICatie Deun,” u four-act operettn by Karl Merz, was preseutea last evening by the members of tho Young Ladies sodality at St. Philomena’s hall, corner Ninth and Howard streots. The cast inciuded Misses Roso Flann, (Katie Dean), Nellie Uuri Eilcen O'Callugan, Messts, Frank W, Jumes Swift, Gene Decker and Edward Doyle. A pleasing musical sketeh was also wiven by Mossrs. Fux and Harcington, The various’ parts were very creditably taken somo of the participants acquittiig thom selves with prouounced musical and dra- matic avility, Tho hall was filled and tho large audicace was thoroughly pleased with the” entertain mout, which netted the young ladies some- thing like 200, Consupation poisons tue blood; NaWitt's Little ly Risers cure constipation, The cause v Endo Sax Fraxcrs (Juage Walla sed Iliega! Co rections. , Cal., Dee, 11.—(n superior court this afternoon the grand jury filed a presentment against John H. Durst, removing him from the ofiice of city and county attorney, on the gronad that ho hiad violated his avty by endorsing ces tam 1llegal corrections in the assessment roll whereby u number of taxpa secured large reductions off thei Itis stated that some 400 ¢ tions were allowed Ly Durst, and that in ono instance the re- duction amounted to $100,000. Durst elaimod the corrections were made because of clerical orrors. No action was taken agalust Assessor Sieb, FEAT S B DoWitt's Little Early Risers. Best littlo pill time. ever mado. Cure coustination Nono equal. Uso thom noi. overy il Eateles . 11,—The Evening 038 frauds bave been dis- ating and handling of state now ander indiot- or fran |y De Beo claims that ¢ covered in the los It is sad that' sicce Mareh 1, mo school lands being sel lauds, — Dismissced t Case, Cureaco, 1k, Doe. 11.—Tho injunction suit brought by Robert Lindblom to Chicago Board of Trade from expalling him s 4 momber for weat quotations to the St Louis M xeh was dis- wissod beford today. The dis missal was on @ stipulation signed by both parties, O atie. Oxana, Dos, 10.—To the Editor of Ti Bre: Will you pleaso Inform a reader in you Friduy’s Issue: What New York tlevaldt litic of the R ER, is the § St Dewitt's Little Early Risors, bost pills strain tho | THE SWIFT DESCENT TO RUIN, | Young Eooiety Girl Becomes a Soofal Out- oast i a Month, HOW TO MEET SOUTH OMAHA'S OVERLAP, Councilman Woods on the Occupation Tax—What the Annual Stock Report Shows — Other Magic City Newa. #Oh my child, how could you troat your mother s0! You know I love you and am willing to do anything for you.” These wero the words of a respoctabls lady to a nandsomo but rockless looking young girl of wbout 17 at the South Omaha police station yostorday. Neat by stood the police judge and the city jailer. The girl, who had come from one of the bost families of o town in wostern lowa, looked annoyed rather than ashamed, Sho had been leading an open life of shame only two weeks. ‘Tho tears of the mother had 1o apparent effect upon tho erring daughter, and although sho loft with her motber to re- turn to her Towa komo the jailer expressed doubts of the girl's ever enduring the whole- some rostraints of home, Only six weeks ago the mothor vielding to tho urient requosts of her daugbter had al- uer 1o cowe to Omaba to learn dress- although there was no necessity of : doing work as the famil well to ao. 1t that it was the rest- less ambition of her ehiid that prompted such 4 request und as the mother had a sister living in South Omaha, she finally consented and the girl came to Omaha to take a pozition that had been secured for ho For the first time the girl fclt herselt free from parental restraint and in the intox tion of hier freedom she feil a victim to a zay young man about town than & week she was ruin descent was thon swift. In five woeks she dev into a c lker and oy day she w d in company with three other fallen women while in a semi-intoxi- catod condition. Although sho is the of a retinad_and we igned before Juc <t, was found g She gave the alias of May this assumed sent to the county When her mother, who had beea hunting for her for a number of days, came into the in| ny carefully educated 1l-to-do mother, King as u Ity and fined, Norton. name she wus sentenced 1. Und and police station yesterday and gave a desct tion of her dauciter, who had m teriously disappesred, the ofiicers her whom this description fitted, but they could scar evo that tho refined and elegant lady and the foul mouthed, drunken young cyprian wero and mothe proved for the girl, but it was only by an act of st egy on the part of Officer Montaguoe that the duughiter was brought to the mother. daughter. “But nevertheless it Annual Live *tock teport. The cizhth avnual live stock report of the Union Stockyards company of Omaha, pre- pared by J. C. Sharp, is now out and con- tains much valuable information concerning the stoc rds. the following: TOTAL RECEIPTS FOIL THE YEATR. |#orses & TotaiNo Mules | Cars Among items of interest aro | | Months |Cattle| Hogs |Sheep st 12| 1is2! October. November. Total Y AENTS FOI THE u.-.m\ £ Months ‘\':;u:a, || I T Total yo: Total 154 Proposed Occuption T.x 1 belicve that these fellows who are doing s0 much kicking against the proposed oceu- pation tax don’t know anything about the condition of the city’s finances,’ said Coun- cilman Woods yesterday, *“I'hey find fault casy cnough, but they do not point out the remedy. Anybody do But they canuot deny that £C WAS AN OV taat will be onethis yea ‘i'he question is how vear and t OMAHA DAILY ia this to be overcome! O course South Omaki is umply able to meet ail her obliga- tions, but the fac s tnat her obligations are at prosent groater that her come aud tho n n thing to be considercd is Low to make these the same. Tho incomo has to b in- creased or expenses reduced. There are ouly two availablo ways of iucreasing the ro- ceipts aud those are cither by making tho tuxution heavier or by imposing an occupa- tion tax on the busin men of the city. axation is already heavy evough, and an increaso would raiso "o great howl. Thereforo an occupation tax is the fost way out of the dificulty. that South Omaha_is bankrupt or angthiug of the kind. Butldo say that she should carry on her financial affairs in ike mannc y in talliing about tho matter, ro Wus un overlap of 1,500 lu Cand thero will bo the same this y Of course, viewing the matter from u busi- ness standpoiat, this ouzhit to be provided fc Exponses should be reduced somenow. T nd fire dop; uts avo protty wel 1 now, and 1 believe that other oficials think their salaries are low already. Somecono su ts that the counci - meu donate their sularics to the city to he p out, but I do not believe this scheme wonld meet with much favor in the city council.” A prominent veul estate man, in discussii g tho maltc Il tuat is the matter s this: The | has been too coniounded oxtravagant. Knougu monoy been wasted Lo overcoms any overlup mih! occut for a dozon years. One Way to save « X- onises I o/ appoiny a site U commissior and work the city oucrs instead of | ay= ing tho sponie off tho city.” Lo ol Notes. Sharp & Mesride brought in nite double PR @E’s (oo™, | Baking | Powder A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. Superior to every other known, Used in Millions of Homes-- 40 Years the Standard. Delicious Cake and Pastry, Light Flaky Biscuit, Griddle Cakes, Palatable and Whole: No otber baking powder docs such works BEE SATURDAY, deck loads of shoap from American Falls, Utab, Dorn & Osborne of Neols, Ia., marketed two londs of hogs. L. P, Soutkworth,ithe well known sheep foeder and shipperchad two loads of sneep here from Brigham, Utah. Magic Cluy Min aturcs. O, George of Omaha has bought lot 14 of vlock 111, paying $1,250 for it. The regular election of officers of lodge No. 1095 of the Moderm: Woodimen of Awmerica was held last evening at the hall, Mrs, M. Schlegel of Plattsmouth is_the guest of hier son, Alexander Schlegel, Miss Mamie Cormack of the sume vlace is with her. Georgo W. Moshior has bought the vacant lot on th sido of Twenty-fifth street between N and O, paying #4000 for it. He ill erect a livory stable on it. ‘or throo consecutive days Johin Rhine- hart has tured up in the police court on the chargo of drunkenneos, Judge King de- clared that patior co had ceased to ba o virtu in the matter and he sent Joln to the coun jnil to moditate for a few days on the evils of intemperance, il S'xth Warders Awake. The membors of the Sixth Ward Repub- lican club held the regular meeting last night, and although the attendance was small the enthusiasm was great. Councilman McLearie was speaker of the evening. He history of the club and saidt an important part in leading the republican party on to victory. Ho cited tho fact” that nuext year would be & boom year for Omaha.” A large amount of public money would be epent and the Sixth ward, the largest and most populous in the . should endeavor to Ssccurs iis share. is the principal reviowed the it had played North Omaha scwer, he said, should be extended aud a numbor of streots in the rd should be paved. club adjourned to meet Friday even- at which ume the president the band and a number of kers in attendance. - pr prorainent spe Ask for Van Houten's Cocoa—Take no other. —— Telegraphers' Steike May Spread. Er Paso, Tex., Dec. 11.—The strike of tetograph operators botween this city and Yuma, on tho Pac rstem of the Southern Pucific railroad, promisos to spread over the whole srstem of the Santa %o road if tho suparintendent of that road persists in de. mauding of tho dispatchers that thoy handle Southern Pacific trains between this city and Deming, N. ML e s rly Risers for the liver. DeWitt's Littie ¢ Arrested for St St Lovis, Mo arrestod James We: Nevin for the theft cently of a trunk belonging 10 P S ow York jowelers. This trunk, ops, contained $15,000 or §20,000 worth of jewelry. C 1I|:|u|).| Writing M Jewelry. etectives have and Joseph Me- the Union no tonger & necessity. ndian Desperadocs Cantared. Wicnirs, Kan,, Dee. 11.—Unitea States marshals bave brought in from the Creck country three heavily armed Indians named Leslic, Scott_and C Jack, members of the famous Captain Wiley band of despera- docs which terrorized that country for sev- eral months, N DoWitt's Little Early Risers: best Allsfor 7sp305it, soar stomach, bid bre: i Sawtelle Hears His Fate, Coxconn, N. H., Dec. 11.—Warden Colby has hanaed to Murderer Sawtelle the official document from the supreme court informing i that his petition for a new trial has been dented. wtelle read the paper and then 1 had not expected this,” - DoWitv's Little iarlv rsers: only pill to cure sici headacho and regulato the bowels. e (RAGRAP LS, little th PERSO 1 Dr. Gapen 1s in_Chicago. A. R. Talbot, Lincola, is at the Paxton. G. A. Bush of Lincoln is at the Dellone. Ed or of Lincoln is at the Millard. 0. R Krune of Fremont is at the Dellone. I. R. Juckson of Hastings is at the Dellone. George Frank, jr., of Kearney cton. is at the Howard of Grand Island is at the vlor, auditor of the B. & M., is Donington of Falls City is at the Milla Boyle, Ashton Boyle and E. ruey are at the Paxtor has o thi spend it v Tillison ~day leavo of ting in Bulti- c of the Knox County Recorde ccompaniod by Mrs. Purcel an old Ttalian citizen of appomted military consui for the 'state of Nooraska by the Italian gov- ernment. K. C. F. Cramer, represonting Sir Araold, fs in the city. Tho latter will lecture at the Grasd opera house De- camber 2, County Comnissioner ‘Timmo 1ntended to start for Toxas, but at the lust moment he changed his mind und upon the advice of his vhysician decided to remain here vutil wiarm weather at ieast, Hon. J. L. McPheeloy of Minden, Neb, is in tho city on business. Mr. slePheeley is one of tho best posted politicians in the South Platte count Ho aunounces with con- fidence that an’s days in politics are numbe: his congressional district will ne a straicht republican. M Mo ame 15 prominently toen- tioned as essional aspirant, JACOBS Q] CURES PERMANENTLY SCIATICA. N. Ogden, Mich,, May 17, 18%0, LUMBACO. 410 Kea 8an Fran ¥ Bt Cal, April 28, 1890, “My brother—Rey, [ o Eamucl Porter, was | pavy Lo afllicted cured by St. Jecobm| with lame-back und Oil of excruclating | 0re throat, and havo sclatic paing fn bis fimdherianne thigh." Jucobs Oil. 3. M. L. Ponten, | . J. InuAUS, IT IS THE BEST. == Ul daliey The Leadin 2 fl DENTIST. Tl Floor Paxton Block, Telepona 1035, 16th and Farnam Sty A full sot of toethi on rubber, for §) Perfost fit. Teeth withouti blates or removable ridgo worlk, Just tho thins for sinzers und publie wiers, ngver drop down. Teeth Extrasty i Without Pain Al fillings at rensonablo rates, all work wurranted. Cut (n's out for a culde SANDALWOOD CAFSULIS ara th Bostnd by ¢ip gy prescr bt by Gonorelnen and Giscinr s a0 Aey OPEALE RaLe e AR Al ea salits il UE P EJATIOACLALAS Persons who have lost property fron Indian rards should £ e the © cialms under the lud.an Depre tut'on Act « \ L The t'me s limited, wn | the elaims are taken up by the courtin the order in which they urs teseived, Take Notice thatall con b entercd into w.th attorneys to the At are mads null and void, Information given and all ¢ mptly o tended to by th BUREAU OF CLAIM>. ®¥0 Bee Bullding, OMAHA,NEBRASIKA, | DECEMBER 12, 1801. S Today we will fiest floor our regular winter suits for men. T who have taken advantage as they have occurred yearly almost to the very day, will read this with interest. They'll all be here. The simple an= B nouncement that the sale was to begin $‘7 90 would bring 'em. To the newcomer s since our memorable sale of a year ago, Is the [‘l_‘it‘\‘ «_u[ a splendid all A“'”‘fl cassi- & mere suit, without any exception the best as well as to the few old-timers who value we have ever offered at a moder- have'nt taken pains to investigate former Gl jidey TG peletals et kil iy ¢ mill where they have never been intro- sales, we will say this: Every ycar duced to cotton. The patternis a neat z plaid; the linings, trimmings and mak- since we began business we have held a ing are all substantial, and the man who Bpecialishitiualaiat aboutthis & fu has laid aside twelve dollars for a suit of SEECLE aic at about this time ot the c1othes will get twelve dollars worth of year. Each succeeding sale has seen the suit for seven-ninety in cash. crowds grow larger, until last year we $9 60 were hardly able to wait upon the good- 0 Gives you your choice of three styles of natured mob around the special tables, gyits worth thirteen-filty to fifteen dol- Ve have always offered extraordinary lars. They come in fine cassimere and 1 e s il fancy striped and plaid cheviots. They values at these sales; this one will be no 3p¢ “cut, lined, trimmed and made by exception. If you’ve never at- workmen who can “hold their job." 3 They've got the style to them. They'v tended one of these sales this got the wear in them. They've got thc be will a good one to begin on. sh\pt- that you'd get with fiticen dollars Y anywhere but here, 4 1818 Douglas Street, Omaha, Neb. gl comment Speclals tn norvonc, ohroric private, oo akin und uetnacy dloases. A rogulue na Sk Cainerh acrat it “Jonsos, |\mEotoncy: ayphile, diries T L HRM St ment forlun Gy alles e iinsiing v ‘Ot parsonnl Interyiow proforred; . Com o e o ety urteae.” 00k (WySterion of Life) sent (2o, Ofios hours, da. @ Seal Skin Garments. St e ’ FUR CAPES. W. Baxer & Co.s : CIALISTS | o Broakfast = KIHGS OF SPECI OVERCOATS. and All Fashionablo cu [: Ua Unrivaled : For thelr success in the trestment and Ricomigliichithafexcosaiol R oil lias heon removed, 18 Syphilis, \ Absolutely Puro Gonorrhoea, Gloot, : 74 3 s and it is Soluble Stricture, CLOTH AND PLUSH CLOAKS 4 e Hydrocele, Varicocols, §F8end for Fashion Book malled £ro0. NU chemlcals PII%S; e are used in its preparation, It has Fistula, Reo y more than three times the strength of h Seminal Weakness, JOH" T- SHAYHE& 03 Cocon mixed with Starch, Arrowroot Spermatorrhoea, Lost Manbood, Rellable Manufacturers or Sugar, and is therefore far more Errors of Youth, Par B k. 191 8193 Stato ., Chicago. economical, costing less than one cent . Excessive Sexual Indulgences, A | @ cup. Itis delicious, nourishing, K1dney, strengthening, EASILY DIGESTED, Urinaty and Bladder Troubles, 0 Let and admirably adapted for invalids Blood en as well as for persons in health, andSkip Dissaros, T usinge Sold by Grocers overywhere Nervous m uomen SIS A Dintie; 07 WATER | w. saxer & co., oortestr, mass. Chronic 1 Disoascs, Bottles. Private 2 quart 750 Disenses, 8 quart 1.00 Female frid it e ‘Woakness and Diseases, Physicians preserip tions prepared a Sexual low prices. 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Qen DSOS IO THE s, Oloago, 1l NEBR ’;\ A " Ask your gt for 8 National Bank ihainglin dieb 3 | Young and middle-aged men suffering from | & DEPOITOR Y + OMAHA NEB f;’ ‘fi‘”\\“,‘},_“,,‘. g ".'.fi 5:’ errors of youth, escesses, sexunl weak ete, | Capital $400,000 publicity of |' T | two n onthg' tre .nmcm, which will lVlnH " Ofticers & onry V \.‘:“.“"“' lv:u:: The Evar . 4 f re. Upon receipt of five dollars will | (o4l B Heath Yoes Do %" Casbiog J. N, Wk, - , wddresy L plain scaled puckage | pugrick, W, 1L 3. Hoshos, Cavhier, - M IPAS 103 Wisconsin £t THE IRON BANK, YAI.E GHEMICAL 00, e s 1 begin They know what it means pecial on our annual sule of he thousands 1 Corner i2th and Farol their busine eight-fift u 3t S, & Gives you your choice of about three hun- dred strictly all wool fancy of these sales mere suits, and two hundred and fifty very desirable fancy striped cheviot { suits. These suits are lined with a fine ANHGUREEMant twilled lining, well lrnm)md throughout, and were made by tailors who knew i The regular price is just 0.00 plaid cassi-