Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 2, 1892, Page 8

8 SALUTED THE CHILIAN FLAG, £ rrival of the United States Gunboat York- town at Valparaiso, EXCHANGE OF THE USUAL COURTESIES. at ¥ nt in Chil Waters ptinuing the Investigation Into the Baltimore AfMar-t wi from the Southern Rep Ameriean Vessels st VaLranaiso, Jan, 1.—The United States gunboat Yorkton arrived hero on November 80, Sho saluted the Chilian flag and also the admiral of the Gierinan squadron, on entering port, and anchored close to the Balimore, about a milo off shore. Her commander, Captain Bvans, intends to send his mon ashore on liberty within a fow days, but the intendento will bo requested first to afford them police protection, The Unitea States eruisor Boston loft Mon- tevideo several days ago aud is expected hiero within a wook. It is supposod that the Bal- timore will be ordercd to procoed to Sun Francisco after tho arrival of the Boston. Tho Baltimore has not boen in a dry dock for a year, and the dock at Valparaiso 1s not large enough to accommouate & ship of her tonnage. Captain Schley had divors at work on the Baltimore for over a month, and her bottom was cleaned as well as it could bo done in that way, but in knocking off the barna- cles the paint has also _boen taken off, and 1t is necessary that the ship be painted bofore the salt water has too great an offect on her Mare Island navy vard at loe will her arrival there. Contloulng the Investigation, There seems to be nothing lLere at tho [y umeto indicate tho necessity of hav- ng alarge American squadron in Chilian waters, Owing to the pressure which was brought to bear by the United States government, the Chilian authoritics are making a more scarching investigation of the attuck on tho Baltimore's sailors on October 16 last. This investigation 18 still in progress pefore the judge of the court of crimes in Valparaiso. Captain ley was requosted to send his men beforo the court to give their testimony, and the condition which he imposed, that on of his officers attend the procecdings and as interpreter for the American satlors, ed. Licutenant McCrea of the Bal- timore, who is familiar with the Spanish language, has been in coustant attendance at the court. Character of Riggin's Wounds, Tho principal dispute has boen over tho charucter of the wounds receivad by Riggin, one of the victims. Tho Americans have claimed that he was shot and killed by a policeman and the testimony of a comrade named Johnson, who was with Riggin at the time, shows that a policeman advanced upon the men with a riffe in bis hand and tired at them twice, Riggin was then insensiblo from a knife wound, gnd Johnson was carry- ing him to a drug store. One ball from the policeman’s rifle passed through the collar of olinson’s sbirt and entered Riggin's neck, killing him instantly. The shot was fired at such close range that Johnson’s shirt was powder burned. The Chilian offivials have claimad that the appearance of Johnson’s clothing 1ndicated that the shot had becn fired from a revolver, while the police were armed oniy with rifles and bayonet swords. Dr. Stitt of the Baltimore made soma ex- periments by firing at a viece of cloth at closo range with a rifle and revolver. The result of this oxperiment was laid before the court yesterday, and the appsarance of tho cloth which had been fired at with a rifie corre- sponded exactly with tho appearance of Johnson’s clothing. Both Dr. White and Dr. Stitt of the Balti- more ha bed before the court the character of the wounds received by the mon, and huvo shown that anumber of the wounds were made by the bayonets carried by tho polico, and the testimony of the men them- sclves shows that the police did use tuis weapon upon them, Closely Wat There has been nothing of spacial import- ance at Santiago for several weeks pust. Affaivs at the American legation there are ractically in the sumo condition as they huve cen since the closo of tho in August last. ‘The Chilian government has given no intimation that it intends to ase the rofugaes or grant them safe conduct. An incident oceurred a few days ago which shows with what zeal the refugees are being watched. One of the men who had been liv- ing 10 an asylum at the American legaticn for several’ months, left there last week and went to his home, which s only two doors from tho legation. The spies around tho legation discoverod this, and while th made o imaediate attempt to arrost hin, they olockaded his houso to provent his escape. A few nings ago he received a friendly call from a member ofthe Chamber of Deputies, who is a supporter of the present government. As the deputy was leaving the house he was arrested by a spy in front of the door. The man in- formed him that he was a spy and that he bad orders to make the arrest. All the mem- bers of cougress in Chili are exempt from arrest and tho deputy immediately retaliatod by arresting tho spy. A half dozen other spies cumo to nis ussistance and quite a dis- turbance arose, but the deputy establishea his Identity, and gave his prisoner in charge of a policeman, who took him to the station whero the disposition that was mude of bim is not known. A few hours later the man ‘who had left his asvlum at the legation re- uested Minister Egan to escort him back. ut Minister Egan notified hum that he had left the legation voluntarily and he was un- ablo to ewort him back, as” the right of asy- lum (id not extend that fa American Sallors Celebrate, Thavksgiving day was observed by the American sailors {n Valparaiso bay by a number of boat races wud u diuner kiven aboard the Bultimore to the competing crews of tho French men-of-war, The Baltimore and three ['reach vessels wero tho only men of-warin port at the time, and invitations wore not extended to tho Chilian ships to tako part in the races, butat the invitation of Captain Schloy the commanders of the Cochrane and the Esmeralda and several other Chilian naval ofiicers went uboard tho the Bultimoro and witnossed tho races. Tho Afnericans wou three races and the Irench- men one, ‘There were also a pumber of games aboard the Baltimore, and afterwards about 500 American ano Fronch sailors had a Thanks- glving dinner in the mess room. Captain Dickinson and twenty-six men, comprising the crew of the American ship Rappabannock, arrived hero of the 20th ult, from Juan Ferhandez island. The ship was bound from Liverpool to Sun Francisco laden wlth 5,000 tons of conl. After passing Capo Hoth the cargo was discovered to be on five, resumably from spontaueous combustio Phe ship was beaded at once for Juan k nandez and arvivea there two days late whera it was found necessary to seuttlo her du order to put the flames out. The vessel and_cargo are practically a total loss, but they will be sold at auction heve, be completed aftor g the Refugees, — - DoWitt's Littlo Early Risors. plll ever made. time. Nono oqual Bost Cure constivation Use thom uow, - Just Wis Style, Otto Mears, of the Silverton railroad of Colorado, probably enjoya tho distinotion of having issued the most unique and costly series of passes over sont out by a railway, Mr. Mears is u millionaire mwine owner who swns Ono or two short railroads that were construeted chiefly for the transportation of the ore from his mines to the outside world, little ovary ‘When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, When she was a Child, she cried tor Castoria, ‘When she became Miss, she clung to Castorla, ‘When she had Children, she gave thein Castoria, 1t soems to be a hobby of his to compli ment his friends oach year with handsomo pestes unlike anything ever bafore heard of n the history of rallroading. Ench succeeding Now Year's brings to the favored few passes ontirely diffurent from all preceding issues, and 1t s noticeuble that thoso novel anpuals are made of materials native to Colorado, Ono year fan_embossed, engraved and oxydized siiver plate was the friendly token. “Another timo it was a small woction of the white skin of the iocky moun- tain goat with a proper printed inscription. For 1802 Mr. Mears is issuing for one of his ronds beautiful passes of filagree silver, which were mado at Santa e, Each consists of a silver rim about tho size of u_calling fillod in with delicately frosted filagree, rest- 1ng upon which in raised letters of burnisbed silver are the words: “Rio Grande South- ern Railroad. Pass No. Otto Mears, President,” No gripping, no nausea, no_pain when De- Witt's Littlo Iarly Risers are taken. Small pill. Safe pill. Best pill, - WERE NOT PLEASED. mgregationalists Talk A » Wartield's Actlon, Could Rev A. Warfiold of Brockton, Mass., have heard what was saia_concerning him Wednesday night at the St. Mary's avenue Congregational church, he would doubtiess havo promised himself that he would never again triflo with the business end of a westorn congrozation The congregation licld a short business ses- sion to receivo Rev. Mr. Warlield's final de cision accepting or refusing the call to Omaha His letter, announcing that ho had, under great pressure from his proseat congregation, decided not to come to Omaha, was read oy the secrota) It was disappointing, but it produced Prominont members of the ation spoke thoir minds froely with referenco to the reverend gentloman's action. They thought it rather strange that he should not have fully mado up his mind as to whother he would or would not come to Omaha before informing the committeo that he would como if calied. They tkoughtthat a man who could not withstand tho pressure of a few high sounding resolutions presented by tho peoplo of the eiote east would not bo a very strong man for a western pulpit. The situation in which tha congregation 15 placed is an awkiward one, At the time Rev. Mr. Warfleld expressed a desire to como there were soveral other able ministers also in the field, who could have been secured at a lower sulat'y than that offored Mr. Wartield, Sine ho hias decided to rofuse tho offer the congre- wation does not like to offer tho position to ono of the other gontlemen at a lowo: salary, because thov would naturally fecl that they were second choico and were being ratod as socond-class material. “T'ho pulpit supply committea is all at sea for the prosent. Starch grows sticky—common powders lave a vulgs Pozzoni's is the only complexion powder fit for use. FLOW OF LIVING WATER. Meltod Snow Has Nothing to Do With the ‘ederal Building Site Trouble, Much pillng will be needed for the founda- tion of the now federal building, notwith stanaing the roport to the contrary that no water was flowiug from a well struck av a depth of a thirteen-foot lavel. In view of tho fact that an evening sheot published a statemont that tho water was caused by melting suow, a visit was mado to the foderal building site yesterday when everything was frozen up. Mr, Andrew Rosewater also went by on Sixtoenth street to make an investigation after ho had heard that the water was stag- nant and thero was no well in tho excavation, He made the visit because he knew, when tho survey of the ground was made, that the engineers had found a well at the depth of rteen feet from the curb of Sixteenth ‘I found the water bubbling up and in a running stroam from a live spring,” said Mr. Rosewater. *1t doesn’t require a genius to see that the water 1s from a well. Tha tem- perature was t0o cold for stagnant wator, It oozed from & living spring. The area of ground on tho present level will have to bo piled. No large, heavy building can safely bo placed on that foundation unless it is piled. If a small structure was being crected three or four feet above tho present level it might not be necessary to pile the foundation. Thero is no drainago there. If thero were thero would have been stagnant water before having been frozen. 1t is living wator, oozing from o pressure.’’ It is not believea that Contractor Caliaban made such a statement as accrcdited to him, in saying that no water from beneath had i1scovered, S Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow’s Sooth- 1 Syrup the best remedy for their chiidreu. nts a bottl —-— ONE ON MR. GREEN. An Attorney Who Couldn't Understand Why Court Had Adjourned, Mr. Charles Green will probably apy federal court this morning with a of cigars under his arm, A few minutes before 10 o'clock on the cold New Year's day Mr. Green hurried up tho four flights of steps leading to the uppor court room in the federal building and finding nobody there he murmured to himsoli that *‘the judge must be holding court below this morning” and he turned about and went down to the small court room on tho second floor. “What! Door locked!" ejaculated the at- tornoy, #s ho tried the knob of the door of tho simull court room, *“Judgn must be late this morning. Wouderif Baker's in vet,” ho continued to soliloquize, sauntering “over 10 the district attorney’s office, “What's the matter with the court this morning " Mr. Green asked of Mr, Baker, who had just come down from home, ‘‘Bettor ask what's the matter with vour self," replied Mr. Baker. *This is New Year's o Didu’t you hear Judge Dundy dgischaree the jury until Saturday morning at tho close of court vesterday evening? “Why of course I did,” said Mr, Gireon, *“Tho judge stopped e in the middie of my speech 10 make that announcement, but 1 forgot all about 1t and went home and worked nearly all night getting ready to close that urgument this morning, Well, under the circumstances I will wait until tomorrow,” and the attorney went home, Calleraph operators are convin s too short to write with the pen. MAYOR CUSHING'S PLANS. Omaha for o \portant Business. Mayor Cushing will turn over his oftice to his succossor on Tuesday, and leave for New York Wednesday morning on a three weeks' business trip. I would have gonea weok g0, he said, “but I didn’t feel like running away the last few daysof my term. I expect to make my home in Omaha for some yeurs to come, and T don’t want to be charged with cowardice. Auother thing, my sucoessor will not ve haudicapped ns I was when he enters upon the dutics of this office. Con- tracts had been let in advance by tho old council, and my hands were tied by them for several wonths. 1 bolieve in lettiig the new council do its own work, and then if they are not suited 1t will be their own fault. Yes, D'l get in one more veto. That contract for lve new hydrants will not get my approval, The Water Works company is all tied up and can't do anvthing with it, and besides that it is & mutter for the new coun cil und muyor to decide. That will make 218 vetoes, und I guess thut will be all, though the council may turn itself loose aguin at its adjourned meeting Saturday night.” ar in box od that lito He Will W Weeks on 11, but a very good one, De- Witv's little Early’ Risors. o, A teamster giving tue name of Will Smith foll from his wagon at the north end of the Sixteenth street viaduct yesterday afte noon. Smith was drunk at the time. In falling be struck on his head, cutting quite a gash, Ho was taken to the clty jall, where bis hoad was sewed up and then sent below to sober up. —— Dewitt's Little Early Risers, best piily e . Coughs aud Colds. —Those who are suffer ing from coughs, colds, sore throat, etc., should try Browu's Bronchlal Troches.§ Sold only In boxes, THE OMAHA [WILL CALL THE GRAND JURY. District CUourt Judges Decide to Have Oharges of Corruption Investigated. DECISION REACHED WITHOUT A PROTEST. ms of Court— 0 O1d Counell— Omahn of th of The judges-elect of tho district, togcther with Judges Estelle and Wakeley, met in Tie Bee building yesterday to outline the work and fix the terms of court for the com ing year. e first thing brought up for discussion was the calling of a grand jury for tho next term of court to ba held in Douglas county. The necessity of caliing such a body to 10- quire into mupicipal and county matters was admitted and without a dissenting vote the proposition was agreed to, T'ho time Hxod for holding tho court in this, the Foarth judicial, was as follews : Douglas County—February 1, tomber 19, Washiugton County tomber 1 Burt County—March 21 and Octobor 10, Sarpy County—April 4 and Octoboer 31, he assignment of the doclcots was talked ovor, but the matter was postponed until a subsequent meeting which will be held just prior to the bogiuning of tho February term. Another importunt matter discussed by tho judgzes was the giving of proper attention to the vourts of Washington, Burt and Sarpy counties. Tho complaint has been made herotofore that tho logal business of those countios tas had to_suffer froquently from delays in the trial of cases made necessary by tho rush of busizess at Omaha. Judge Scott offered suggestion that, as there are seven judges and but fs1x court rooms in Omaha, one judge bo given the work of the threo outside counties for a year, thus giving the desired relief. Tho proposition was fairly well received and will probably be adopted, although no dofinite uction was taken, the matter being left, for the judges to act upon after fully as- suming the duties of their ol terms of distriet May 9 and February 20 and Sep- FOR THE LAST ACT, Appearan The present city council w quit doing business at tho old stana to- night. This has not been brought about by choice, but was caused by the silent dropping of the Australian ballots on No- vembor 3, 1501, when most of the retiring members went dowo. At tho session that is to be held to- night, all of the business now on the clerk's desk 'will bo disposed of, after which the municipai law makers may listen to some suggostions from the rotiving mayor, R, C. Cusniug. Mr. Mora by courtesy, 1l be given the floor th pouna the air for tho last time. Ho will proach reform and then peacefully and unassumingly retire to the quietudo of private life. After all of this has boon council wiil adjoura, but not without a date, for the outroing body will take another whack at doing business nexi Tuesday night, at which time the jour- nal will be read and approved and then the lights will go out forever, after which the newly olecied members will buckle on tho haruess to bogin active operations. The politicul complexion of thonow council will bo republican, as seven democrats will step out,leaving the republicans with u good working majority. Tho democrats who vacate aro . D, Cooper, James Donnelly. sr., B. I, Madsen, B. Morearty and Henry Osthoff. The new members are Peter M. Back, William I Bechel, A. G. Edwards, Ed. Howell, Halfdan 'Jacobson, George F. Monroo, John McLearie, Sol Prince and John Stecl, all of whom are republicans, with the exception of Ed E. Howell, whois a democrat. The hold-over members are: Christian Specht, C. L. Chaffee, C. E. Bruner and . P, 'Davis, republicans, and T. 4. Lowry, Poter Bisasser, Richard Burdish, T. F. Tuttle and ‘T J. Conway, democrats. When organized the new council w be composed of twelve republicans and six democrats. The organization is liable to tuke place Tuesday night, immedi- ately aftor the adjournment of the old_coun- cil, or it may be postponed for one wenk. At tho first meeting the new body will alect its presidentand sergeant-at-arms, after which it will adjourn for one week. The following g will ba an 1mportant one, us it will allow any number of persous to get off tho auxious seat, as at that meeting the mayor- elect. Ho orge P. Bemis, will pro- bably send his appointments to the council for coufirmation, doae the ‘There is no better remedy to give relief to children suffering with whooping cough than Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup. Do not be without itat any time. Prico only 25 cents. At all dealers, It is rot necessary to call a doctor for a cut or bruise. Got Salvation Oil. Ouly 25 cents, Dr. McGrew, priv e MeKihb ded, The muddle between the Union Pacificand its ex-purchasing agent, Chambors H. Me- Kibben 15 finally at an end, the affair having boen wound up n the United States circuit court in St. Louis with the close of the old year, [t will be remembered that McKib- ben purchased lumber to the amount of $225 - 00) from Bernes & Carpenter, and the coni- pany paid $200,000 of the claim without a protest, but the troublo with McKiboen came on and payment of the balance was re- fused and a counter claim of 25,000 putin for alleged excess charges, Suits were also jnstituted against McKibben, but the rail- road company finaily discoutinued them, und a sottlement was then reached with the lum- ber company. All controversies wero amicably adjusted and a judgment by con- sent for #22000 was entered against the Union Pacific, Gessler's Magic r leadgches n 20 minuta Holsley's Now Yeur's Visito re was the full quota of New Year's drunks up bofore Juago Holsley ycsterday Fifteen of the unfortunates were given ten days in which to forget the taste of booze. Agues Donnelly, a demi-mondaine, *‘rolled John Hart in one of the dives along Capitol avenue and secured $30, Barl Brown and Jumes Adams, charged with petit larceny, wero up and their caso coutinued until today at 2 o'clock. Jonn O'Neal,an incorrigible drunk,resisted Oficer Swartz, who arcested him, and got such a good clubbing tuat it took the city 1’ - 'ne Walars, Curas a AL all druggists Baking Powder. A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder, Superior to every other known. Used in Millions of Homes-- 40 Years the Standard, D and Pastry, Light Flaky : Cakes, Palatable csome, l . No other baking Md:r does such works DATLY M. QAT » BEE: SATURDAY, juilor several hours to stitch his face and head. W. J. Weare, swuspicious charactor, was given sixty days, and the sontence was sus- pended to give lim time to get aoross the river, R — “Who said Hood% Sursaparilla?? Thou- sands of people, who know it to be tho best blood puritier and.tonie medicine. - Dr. Cullimore, oculist, Bee building To people who are not thorough conversant with the subject it is a mat- tor of surprize how ensily the immense corn crop raised in the west is shelled, cleaned and prepared for market. But when it is known that the Sand- wich Manufacturing company from their branch house at Council Blufls ve sold this season over 700 power corn shellers in lowa, Nebraska, Colorado and Di Kkota, machines with a shelling capnci ef from 500 to 5,000 bughels per day, it easily understood how tha immense crop is shelled. I'he Sandwich power corn shellor is beyond all question the most popular corn sheller in the market. They arve sold all over the world, wherever corn is aised, W. M. Jones, general agent for npany at Council Blufls, states that they have at the Council Bluffs house now a full stock of Sandwich corn shell ers, from aone-hole hand sheller up to hi-hole power sheller. Also a full line of their colebrated feed grinders and feed cutters, and ail orders can now be filled promptly. this -~ THREE GREAT HEADS. Questions Answered by Simply Pressing the Button and Watching Results, When Mayor-Elect Bomis was in tho roal estate business a fow years ago his privato secretary and final business succossor, was Mr. Georgo J. Paul. Mr. Bemis since his elec- tion has frequontly used Mr. Paul's privaie oftico as a cover when crowded closely by hunery office seekers. Thls fact has boon discoverod by the office- hunters and for tho past tan days Mv, Pauvs office door has been opeacd daily by bundreds of moen, each usiing, “Is Mr, Bemis in here Mr, Paul fiaally becamo weary, and as- sisted by W. J. Paul and B, L. Magnus, de- vised a schome for answering such queries without vocal effort, The visitor at the oftico now can't help but see a largo placard bearing this inscription NO BEMIS I SIR, MR, goes further, The pross of a button reverses tho card and gives this an- swer to the visitor’s next questior WHERE IS NE? WE DON'T KNOW. Constipation poisons the blood; DeWitt's Little Early Risers cure coustipation, The causeremoved, the disease is gone, o G REMOVAL, Atchison, Topelea & Sant pany—Ofiice of Freight Agents, OnAna, Neb., Jan. 1, 1802 —To All sted: On January 1, 1802, the izht and passenger dopartments of this company in Omaha will he removed from room No. 411, New York Life building, to N 1316 I"arnam streot, where in future their representatives will be pleased to give information ver- taining to their respective departments, H. C. DINKINS, Freight Agent. L. PALME gent, Railrond Com- nd Passenger Very Dangerous, Oxams, Jan, To the Editorof Tre Br Will you please call the attention of the proper authoritics to a deop hole, caused by a washoat, on the north side of Burt street, at the intersoction of North Thirty-first, Pedestrians going westward are in dangor of stepping to their death. Also, a very dunger- ous uucovered and unprotected well hole in tho lot at the southwest corner of Burtstreet rth Thirty-fifth, o few feet from tho rosdway leading from Burt to Webster. A child ralling into it might never bo heard from again, Vestibuled, electric lighted and steam heated, with 'the finest dining, slesping and reclining chaiv car servico in tho world, via the “Chicago & Omaha Short Lane” of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway. Double daily train servi leaving Omaha at 1 p. m. and 6:20 p. m., with no transter at Coun- cil Bluffs as herotofore. Apply 1501 Farnam streot for ticketsand further in- formation or nadress I A. NasH, LINCOLN, Gon. Agt unl, The work of the Creche for 1591 is sot forth at length in the fourth annual report, of tho Omaha Charity association, whicn has just been issued. It shows the duily average of children cared for to have been twenty-live and during tho year no deaths resulted. An_ eruption, no matter’ how slight, warns you and overy one who sees it that your blood isn't pure. It you're wise, yowll” heed the ‘warning. You'll look about Naw- for a_remedy. . And this is what plent ad. fy the blood, but just ono and that is Dr. Pierce's Golden' Medi It's a medicine that doés what s promised for it—that’s tho reason. It es every organ into healthy action, purifles and en- riches the blood, and through it cleanses and renews tho entfro system. All Blood, Skin and Scalp Diseases, from a common eruption to the worst Scrofula avo cured by it. - For Tetter, Salt- rheum, Eczema, lrysipelas, Boils, Carbuncles, Enlarged Glands, Tumors, and Swellings, it's an uncqualed remedy. If it doesn’t benefit or cure, in ever, you have your money back. You pay only P good you get, Refuso substifutes, offered at less prices. Allan Liine PORTLAND to LIVERPOOL Cabln 840 and upward; sccond cablu, §2 atlow rates. ARTLE CARRIED, o Now York and Giasgow Fortnlghtly. Cabin $10. 11 Cabin &) rage §10. Apply 0 ALLAN & CO., Chicago; M. B. MOOILES, Wabash Peket Omes; W. E.VAIL, Buriington Tiokes Ouico TIAN {F1uRs Pigs 1. discretions of youth, impo tonoy, sominal weaknews, tuvolantaiy cimnimions nervousness, genoral dobility and all evila aris iug from all excessos positively cared by Arthi Pilla No. 4. Pr » per box §1 or 6 boxes for $5, 8 boxes gnarantoed. Circular free aud correspon donee striotly confidontial, Address. Arthur Modicing Go, Omaha, Neb. x 018, Please mention this pap: Dircct. Steora; LYON & HEAL Y4 JANUARY : 1892, IS We have completed our annual inventory, figured up our profits, (pocketed our losses), shook hands with ourselves on completing a very satisfactory year’s business, thought over our mistakes, turned over a new leaf and resolved to make “92” a better year than +91.” We find on going through our stock, as every house finds that pretends to do business, a number of “Odds and Ends”; ; you know what they are, broken lines, one suit of a kind, thvee or four of another, seven overs coats and “leven” pairs of socks and so on. While these goods are nd better or worse than other goods in the store yet we regard them in the light of a nui every year. ance, as ten toone t e man that likes fitted, and the man they’ll fit don’t like ’em. them can’t get We'll do as we always da MAKE A PRICE that sometimes makes the man like ’em, that they’ll fit. If you need g suit or an overcoat or ashirt or any little thing in the store you're very apt to find just what you want among the “Odds and Ends” the size is there and if ROUTVE MADE MOINERS. NERVINI, the great Spanish Remedy. Every MAN can be STRONG and VIG- OROUS in all respects by using SPANISH YOUNG MEN OR_OLD suffering from NERVOUS DEBILITY, LOST or FAILING MANHOOD, nightly emissions, convulsions, nervous. prost fuln tion, cuused by the use of opium, tobacco or alcoliol, wake- nenital depre ion, loss of power in_cither scx, spermator- rha caused by selfabuse and over indulgence or any personal weak: d to perfect health and the NOBLE VITALITY OF STRONG MEN, We give a written guatantee with 6 boxes to cu any case or refund the money, For sale in Omaha by McCormick $1abox; 6 boxos 85 & Lund,15th and Farnam sts, NS 1818 Douglas Street, Omaha, Neb. Tho emincnt spacialist in nervous, ehro reglaterad gradu cexs. catarrh. sperantorrh ture, wonorrhoon. gleet, unable to visit mo may b © p.m. Sunday, 108 m, to 12 m. A Small Quantity of Liebig Company’s Extract of Beef Added to any Soup, Sauce or Gravy Gives Strength and Fine Flavor. nvaluavle tn Improved and E Makes Clienpest, Purest and Best Beof T HAVE YOu SCHIFFNMARN’S ASTMMA CURE Nover falls to” give ingtant relict in the worst B efforin others full. ackage § BEE of Deusitit or by Hail, FMANN, tt. Puol, fin; Georgin, A PERFEC R RESORT HOTEL, Opens Jan Sond for Nlustrated Ciroular THE LELAND 110 il COMPANY, WARRSN LEGAND I Munspor, FALSE ASSERTIONS are made by unscrupuloy manutacturers and dealers in porous p inc their ¢ BENSON" by over 5,000 and pharmacists. ' of imitations and subst tutes, Cold Feet Made waem by using Hfll AYAWH 2 quar quart 4 quary Physicians tions low pr The Alog & Peaoll C Noxt to PostyMtsy, 15th stroet. utaviiznea 1878, COMMISSION MERGHANT, Grain, Seeds, and Provisions. Nos. 2 and 4 Sherman §t., Rooms 68 & 69. CHICACO, Fi~ t-class facllities for the hundling of shipments of Giraln, Fleld and Reforences Corn % inl Banks ..T50 1,00 $1.52 proserip preparel a ”YOURSELF! Ask your Druggst for & bottle of Big G. ‘The only non-poisonous remedy for all 1 discharges and s of men and the ness peculiur in o fow aid or priv debilitating w 8 to women, It cu days without t publicity of a doctor. an Cure. CINCINNATI, U. 6. A ¢, private. blood AXin and urinary dlseasas Inmedicing, na diploms and cortifioates show. iinal weakness, night losses, A rogular and I8 Stil treuting with the groatest $uo. tapotency, s7phills. strio- € vital powor. Parcies sont by mail or rrod. Con- Toe hours, 9 & m, AMUSEMENTS. BOYD'S n [ bt Theater |_T¥0 DAV Seventeenth and Harney str . TODAY. TODAY. Saturday, January 2, Two Performances of MR. ROLAND REED —IN— THE CLUB FRIEND. CMatinee this ufternoon at nt 8. Sunday Evening, January 3, Mr. Reed Will Close his Omaha by Presentinz the L. LEND ME Nigiit, Price Grand Qpera Houge N ~NI1GHTS-TIIRE —MATI "HREE New Year's Day BIt; CITY SHOW W. S. Cleveland's Great Consolidated MINSTRELS BIGGER AND BF SRYTHIN I HEART-CHE Evening 1goment Commencing with MATIN 2 AND BRIGUT. SR NG PRICES, 25¢, 35¢, 50c and 75¢, FOR R RVED s, Seats now on sule at box oflice, Grand Opern House. FARNAM One week. commer In Howard P, Taylo's Groat Play, The Pulse of New York oy, nelnding 14 Littlo Stoam 1 4th Avo, vated 1t 150 xpocial 1y FARNAM STREET THEATER. Four Nights and Two M 203, Commenzing SUNDAY MATINEE, JAN. 4, WM. A, BRADY'S Entiro New Production AFTER ;-: DARK Dion Boucieault's Mustorpicee, EDEN MUSEE. WEEK ONLY DECEMBER 25TH The International Lilliputian Conclave. The Leading iLillputs of the World. Comedinns, Singers and Dancers. Admlssion One D Pty Ity 0 M * FORTY DOLLARS FREE, How many words ean you make, usiog only the letters In the words “HAT IDIENTIFIER st Pwenty-fivo dollurs; 2d prizo ) " Five dollars; ith 01 *ldontl g contestnnd METAL CO NEBRASKA National Bank DEPOS ITO RY. . Cupital ., Surplu 0 S OMA'IA NEB $400,000 . i) s 63,000 ers and Diroc Tonry W, Yatey, Prosi 1 Lewls 8. Howd, Vieo Prasident: ¢ 8 Maurlos V. Mcrao, Jolin B Collins, It C. Cusbing J. N Patrick, W, 1L 8. 1ughos, Casliior. THIR IRON BANIK, por 1201an 1 Karnam 30 TO WEAK MEN 50 sarly decay, wasting weaknoan, lost oo I T VAl thoatied. (b coubais full particuians for & 0 i 1 A T oad b fadh who I i ey irein Prof ¥, €, KO WLER, Moodus, Conn! Suffering from GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1873; : W. Baxer & Co. d from which tho excess of oil lias been removed, s b Absolutely Pure and it is Soluble. No Chemicals are used in its preparation, It has more than three times the strength of S Cocoa mixed with Siarch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and is therefore far moro economical, costing less than one cent a cup. It is delicious, nourishing, strengthening, EASILY DIGESTED, and admirably adapted for invalids as well as for persons in health, Sold by Grocers mjorywhew. W, BAKER & CO., Dorchestr, Mass, Sore ‘I nroat Lameness Compilaints Rheumatism AND ALL Inflammation Said only 10 our own bot'les. Al drugglsts. POND’S EXTRACT CO,,76 5th A NY, " MOORES Monmouth, T1.,Feb. 11, '8), Dr. J. Moore,—~Whila sufferly from a sov 1, I'was induced to t{%4 Moora's Tree of Life Catarrh Cure, I afforded alinost imineliato relief; pu while [ have been ifie for yoar| from catarrh, since using this reme have not been atfoctod in any way wit this decidely annoyving disoaso, LAV g Kim, -~ ol Moore,s Troe of Life, « positive cure for Kids ney and Liver Complaint wnd all blood dlss Gadon. Uoow 1b by Lo s or when 3an-oah cured by using Moore's o of LA, lhu(‘h\l‘(g Life Relnedy? e Ur, BAILEY m')‘ Telophone 1085, 16 W and Farnam § A Ll sator weil on 1o 4 bort st the Uhiag for alugure’ or mabilo shoakess. S8YEC Arop Aow TEETH EXTRACTeD UT PAIN, The Leading Dentist, xton Bloolk, T 3 P WITH ANl t11ings At reasonable rtos, all work warrast for o cury of rogul and dlach dars. payaiclang rigas from the urinary ordsas 1,50 per box. Al drug Gonorrh severest cases