Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 26, 1892, Page 8

—ee N — 8 WASN'T AFRAID OF BURGLARS Mrs, Murphy Makes it Decidedly Warm for a Midnight Visitor, SHE FIRED SIX SHOTS AT THE THIEF At Least M Ballet Took Effect but the - Stage Carpe by @& Stranger, Mrs, P. F. Murphy, of 2023 Dodgo street, routed a burglar § day night in a de- cidedly nervy manner. She was awakened by hearing some ono in her room and think ing It was one of hor sons, inquired: “Is that you,'Gene " To her utter astonishment roplied: *No, und you lio down there keep mighty quiet.” To be thus addressed in her own house aroused Mrs. Murphy’s iro, and she con- cluded that sho might nover have a better chanco to teach the presumptnous burglar a lesson that he would remember as long as ho lived, #o reaching under hor pillow she pulled out a rovolver and sent a bullet in the direc- vion of the voice, A yeil told her that the loaden messenger had reached a sensitive target, and imrediately afterward she heard the intruder rushing from the room, Hastily Julping out of bed Mrs. Murphy followed im, pulling the trigger as ravidly as pos slble and not until ev did the fusilade cease, The burglar reached the window where he had entered and went outas he came. Blood drops on the window sill and a bloody trail across the porch showed pluinly that the vis- itor's ejaculution had not been caused by fright aione, His injury was not serious ouough, how- ever, to prevent s getting away. The wea. pon was a small one of light calibre, but for which it is possible that Mrs. Murphy would now have more to show for her midnight campaign. She does not ordinarily keep en arsenal at the head of her bed as a protection against burglars, and it was only by the merest accident that she had a weapon so op- ‘:(lrlmm at band on this occasion. One of er boys had obtained possession of the pistol and she took it away from him, placing it whero it would be_out of the way until she could otherwise disposo of it. So faras known, the burglar is the only one who is sorry that the pistol w as there, a gruft voice nd THE CARPE STABBE TER. Viclous As It By a Stranger Upon a Theater Employe, An unknown man attempted to pain ad mission to the Boyd theater about 8 o'clock Sunday evening at the stage cutrance, but was prevented by Joseph Kelloy, a stage car penter with tho Eight Bells company. Tho stranger atonce drew a knife and stabbed Kelley in the left side, in tho region of the heart, alter which he hurriedly fled. The injured man was removed to his room atthe Grand Central, where a pl i attended him. It was found that the blade of the knife had come in contuct with a rib, but for which a fatal wound would probably have been inflicted. clley 1s resung comfortably and will be ableto resume his duties in a short time. The police have been furnished with a description of tho guilty party, butno arrests have yet been mado, e e In the Lecture Room, Nothing disturbs a lecturer so much as a ®00d, healthy, fully developed cough, Sowe folks think a squaling baby 13 wor: Mark T'wain says that in an_emergency ' y can kill the baby, but most lectur: now carry a bottle of Haller's Sure Cure Cough sirup and give a dose of that. ———— Union soap is mado of western pro- ducts—try it. e PR Republicans, At Every republican in acting lon! Nebiaska, now h the purty, who is opposed to the “'specie basis policy,” now advocated by the republican papers of Nebr and the union, and is favoruble to an increased volume of United States monoy, is hereby requested to send Lis name, plainly ‘written, with . oflie Garfield avenue, Omaha. of all parties please copy State papers mous for its fine ts are made in Nebra Quail rolied ¢ frkn i FIRE AND POLICE. Offers to Build an Engine Ofticer Cogan Fired. A communication from Polico Captain Thowmas Cormack, asking for an extension of leave, was read apd granted at the regular meeting of the fire and police commissioners last ovening. Chief Seavey was authorized to procure proper badges for the fire and police alarm operators. Thomas . Murray submitted a proposition in which no statea that he would build a 44 by 100-foot engine house on the southwest corner of lot 4, in block 145, fronting on Eighteenth street, and rent it to the city for aterm of ive vears at a rental of §200 por month. The committeo on property recom mended that the proposition be accepted. This was done, and the city council will be asked to ratify the action of the board. Charles Mares, 512 South Tenth street, was granted a license to sell liquor. The case of Thomas Riug, 923 Bancroft streot, has been appealed David Cole, Thore is considerable fecling against Ring on account of his alleged eruel treatment of his father. Mayor Bewmis stated that he was not in favor cf granting a saloon license in a block where there is a pubtio school building nor within a block of that block, The only excoption to such a ruling the mayor thought should be in tho downtown portion of the city where the police protection is good. Theeharges against Oficer Cogan for tak ing o driuk of liquor on the night of January 11 wore brought up, and in exccutive session tho case was talked over and Cogan was dis- missed from the for o e KAl Sate and Reliable, “In buying & cough medicine for chnldran,” Fh H. A. Walker, a prominent druggist of gden, U, 1., “nover be afraid to buy Cham- berlain’s Cough Ramedy. Thero isno dan ger from it and relief is always sure to fol low, I partcularly recommend Chamber. laiw's beoause [ have fourd it to be safe and liable,” 25 and 50 cent bottles for suje by ruggists. —— Dr. Cullimore, oculist, B2s building 1 i Union soap is king of soaps. o Housekecpers will flnd Quail rolled oats the best mad e The Castle Cure company have opened rdoms in the Paxton hotel annex, 1416 Huarnoy street, for the treatment of dipsomania or drunkenness, morphine, opinm and tobacco habits, and will be ready to receive patients on Wednesday morning, Jan, 2 If you are a slave to any of the above vices and desive to be freed from your chains of bondage call at the company’s rooms and receive free consultation, Private treatment given at residences when desired. censes. Licenses were issued to the following par- tios yosterday : . Nawme and Address. Jobn M. Weleh, Omaha Ansie Spelman, South Oy {\Vlumu Harrold, Omaba.. Loulse Peterson, Omaha Azge. e T Taat cough of yours can be stopped surely, uickly, by Piso's Cure for Consumption: &lwuul, effective. 25c. Al druggists. - Lvery grocer haudles Union soap. s Wil Clean the Stre The Board of Public Works yesterday pmm the chairman to have such stroots cleaned as he feomoed necossary and charge the expense to the contractor. Chaitman Birkhauser explored the busi- ness section of tho city with a pair of rubver boots aud will order the street in front of the Tenth street depot cleaned, and also Farnam street, Fifteenth and Sixteenth streots, and other streets in the business section, R — Jack Frost has a spociat mission fn_winter it's to chan up our hands and chooks, and Jack Frost says he don’t like Hallor's Au tralian salvo a bit, it cures the “littie chap right up. e ion Over 3,000 merchants handle Union sonp in the west, The pants at I'he People’s” opened with a big rush this morning. Workingmen were seen to crowd around the Gc pants table, while lawyers, doc- tors and business men were buying £4.95 unts, which are as good us you find your merchant tailor will make you for $15.00. If you want to save on a pair of pants come at onc No trouble to show goods, whether you want to buy or not, PEOPLE’S CLOTHING HOUSIE, Douglas street. 130: Use Union soap. Use Union soap. BURNS' BIRTHDAY, Omnhn ots Morrily Celebrate the Anni- versary in Home Fashion, A man looking for all the world like a bagpiperin a bright new suit, but minus vives or bag, stood guard at the entrance to W ngton hall last night, and those who had the necessary tickets passed on to find the missing pipes upsta There they found a big aadience, thickly sprinkled with Scotsmen in kilts, plaids and sporrans, all set off with gaudy feathered bonnets, The occasion of all this display was the 133d anniversary of the birth of Robert Burns, and the celebration was under the auspicos of Clan Gordon, No. 03, Order of Scottish Clans. Not only did the clans gather to do homago to the memory of him who sang the hopes, the loves and the fears of the com- mon people, but with them camo all classos who worship at the shrine of the immortal. Tho early evening was filled with song and dance and siory, and a long and strong pro- gram was tho treat afforded. Every uumber was heartily enjoyed and many encores were insisted on. For the dances G. W. McDougall and D. McKenzie officinted at the bagpipes. The program was followed by a supper, and thon the floor was cleared for the lads “aud lassies, who éound withl themselves more at home American dances, Cough Many persons, who have recovered from la grippe, are now troubled with a persistent cough., Chamberluin’s Cough Remedy will promptly loosen this cough and relieve the lungs, effecting a permanent curo in a very short time. 25 and 50 cent botties for sale by dru gists, —_— Union soe.p, manufactured in Neb. HARD ON HUFF. While Seeking n Wa nt He is Himself Ar- rested, Yesterday forenoon Chief Seavey received aletter from Marshal Camp of Greeley, Colo , giving a description of ono J. W. Huff who is wanted there for obtaining money under falso pretenses. The crime alleged was committed last July. Huff was reported as being a railroad man, but before the oflicers started out to look him up he walked into the station, not to give himself up, but to tile a complaint against & woman. It seems thut Huff has been employed in the B.& M. yards at Pacific Junction for some time and only came 1o Omaha yesterday to see his mistress, While in the woman’s house at 1205 Jackson street trouble ensued and Huff’s mistress drow a revolver and taking aim pulled the trigger. For some reason the shell did not oxplode and the revolver was quickly taken away. Some words followed and Huff, with the pistol in his possession, sought police head- quarters te file o complaint against his mis tress. While making his complunt to Ser- geant. Whalen, Detective Ellis discovered that Huff was a fugitive and he was placed under urrest much to his surprise. A telegram from Greeley stated thatan officer with the proper papers would start at once. S Small in_size, great_1n_resuits: LittleEarly Kisvrs. Best pill for tion, bost forsick headache, best stomach. DeWitt's constipa- for sour Union soap, guaranteed to pleuse. ot Postponed Until Tomorrow, The indopendent committee which was to meot yesterday afternoon at the Labor Wave office for the purpose of taking steps toward making an effort to securo the national con- vention did not meet, but the date was chonged for Weduesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. — Dr. Birney,nose and throat. BEE bldg. ———— Union soap is home mude, o LOCAL BREVITIES, In police court yesterday afternoon the cnses agaiust the gamblers arrestod at a re- cent raid wero callea and dismissed, The trial of C. W, Kaith, who it is alleged embezzled $400 from the William Deering company, will come up for trial at 2 p. m. on the 27th, A warrant is out for the arrest of James Haley and George Lindell who, it is claimed, stole'a 8 overcont from Charles Creley a day or s0 ago. On Sunday afternoon, at the bride's resi- dence on South Thirte@nth street, Judge Berka marriod Frank F. Junck and Miss Tony Cochner. John Murphy was hold to the district court in the sum of §3)0 by Judge Berka yesterday for embezzling 2100 from the commission firm of J. A. Ryaer & Co, In a complaint filed 1 police court yester- aay Thomas F'. McNamara charzes 1, M. Graves of 2517 Cameron street with stoaiing and carrying away one rifle valued at $10, A complaint was filed yesterday by Mar Boutman, keeper of the Omaha house at 12 Haruey street, against James Dryden, who is charged with beating bis board "bill at the Omaha house. The case of Ryan & Walsh’s creditors was. sot for hearing before Judge Scott yesterday morning, but owing to the condition of the judge's health the hearing was postponed until next term. *The police found Gert McCoy, a well known strong arm maa ana general vrook, in the burnt district last might and run him in for safe keeping. The prisoner has been cracking safes around the country and is a goneral bad niin, Chief Seavey, Sergeant Org nl?' and De. Lectives Hazo And Savage and of. Assistant City Attorney W. S. Shoemaker went to Lin coln festerday morning to appear before Judge Dundy iu the federal court, where they were summoned to show cause why thoy should not be punisted for contempt of court in connection with some obscene litera ture cases in police court. Coroner Maul beld an inquest on the body of Thomas W. Brown at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoou. The testimony of several wit- nesses disclosed the fact that Brown bad poured three gallons of gasoline in a tub, and was heating it when tho exp! 20k place. The jury arrived at the conclusion that Brown came to his death by the explosion of gasoline caused by bis own carelossness. e THE OMAHA IHOME MANUFACTURED G00DS A Leading Retail House Takes a Stand for Home Industries. | HAYDEN BROS. JOIN THE PROCESSION me Made Goods Assurance of Those Wanting to Ttuy Can Mave a Reasonal Getting Them at Hayden Bros,' in the Future, Ever since the home patronage movement was set on foot thero has been a feeling prevalent among the peoplo that if the rotail denlers would only handle home made goods the manufacturing industries would be given a great impetus The people have felt that the rotail dealers ought not only to haudle home made goods but that they should also push tueir sale. A manufacturer speaking of this subject chanced to mention Haydon Bros. as a firm that is doing a great doal to develop home industries, and a reporter called at tho store to verify the truth of the statement. o ' said Mr. Hayaen, ‘‘we believe in home patronage and are practicing what wo beliove, We have put in an immense stock of Nebraska goods and are doing all we can to push their sale. ~ We have in our store at the present time every kind of goods 1n our line made in the state and will add to the list as fast as anything new is brought to our at- tention. “Boing located in Omaha we would natur ally give the prefereuce to ()maha manufac- turars, but a glance through our storo will chow that other Nebraska ciules are well represented.” With this Mr. Hayden led the way through his store, taking a copy of e BEE contain- ingtho manufacturers’ dircctory asa guide to remind him of the differont lines of goods mado here. In the clothing department thero was no end of men’s overalls, jean pants, duck clothing, shirts, ete., made by the Rob- inson Notion company, M. 1. Smith & C and Katz-Nevins company. Then came boots and shoes made by the Morse-Coe Shoo company. Omaha ~ pearl buttons were pointed out with tho remark, ““We aro doing well with them.” At this point a representativeof the Western Plating Works interrupted and was given an order, Mr. Hayden remarking, “Weo do not sell plating, but we give the plating works con siderable work.” Attention was then called to Omaha mattresses and Omana furniture. With that the way was led to the basemept where the grocery stock is carried, und it looked ' ns if Nebraska had captured the whole depart- ment. There were Nebraska cured meats, hams, dried beef, lard, ete. The Pave Soap company and the Quealey Soap company of Omaha both had in full lines of their laundry and toilet soaps. Then there was a full line of tinware mado by the Omaba Tinware company and the Western Tinware company. Omahu compressed yeast and the German dry hop yeast ocoupied prominent places on tho shelves A full line of the Haarmann Vinegar com pany’s geods was also on sale. ‘There was a vile of boxes as big as a house containing Garneau's crackers. A full line of the goods made by Farrell & Co. was pointed out, such as sirups, pre- serves, mince meat, etc. Then came a large stock of Omaha meal, hominy, etc. There was flour that was made 1 Omaha, West Point and Humboldt, Neb. ‘There was a full lino of extracts, baking powders, coffee, etc., put up by the Consoli- datea Coffee compa: Neur by was a fine showing of pickles put up by thé Gedney Picklo company. Thero were baskets from the Omaha basket factory and brooms from Omaha’s two broom facto- ries. In another place was & car load of Ne- braska papor and no end of canned goods put up by the Blue Valley Canning company of Edgar, Neb. Mr. Hayden remarked that he had ordered a car load of starch from the Beatrice Starch compauy. Hayden Bros, manufacture their confectionery from Nebrasku beet sugar. I expect we have overlooked a good many lines of Nebraska goods, but you have al- | ready scen encugh to prove that we are act- ing in good faith in the home patronage movement,” said Mr. Hayden. Just then his yo chanced to fall on the harness depart- meniand he vointed out a full line of !\lnrk! Bros.' harness and saddlory. A visit to Havden Bros.’ store will con- Vince anyoune that homo patronage is a suc- cess and that this firm has acted no small part ir making it a success, —— STARTED THE RACE. Twelve Hour Ride Between A a Good Sendofr, There was an enormous crowd at the Coli- soum last night, somewhere in the neighbor- hood of 5,000 people. Every available inch of space was occupied from the reserved seats to open area making up the auditorium. The attraction was the big fake, which Managers Prince and Mardis bhave been advertising for a week, acd which turned out tobea six-day, two-hour-a-day bicyole race, with Messrs, Holton, Denman, Wertz ana Fixley of this city and Ab. Mockett of Lincoln as the contestants, The nature of the affair was announced just be- fore the start by Manager Prince, who stated that the prizes were & handsome gold stop watch first, a diamond medal second and two silver medals for third and fourth. The race from the very start was a serieg of desperate spurts, the riders bendiug to their work with a will that cast a shadow over the work of the recent professionals, Before three miles had been recled off tho doughtly riders had consumed several barrels of water, ginger alo and pop by the case, lemons by the box, and chlorotorm, St. Jacob's oil and vase- line enough to stock a drug store. Mockett, the Liocoln lero, threatened to quit the race if the band stopped playing, and Prince snd Mardis were kept running from the paddock to the band stand the whole evening. The vast crowd was worked up to fever heat, and pandemorium reigned from the crack of the pistol until the close, The final spurt was u brillant one, Pixloy ° — ateurs Glven crossing the mark first, ‘with Holton and Deuman next iu order. The score: Miles. Laps. Pixley 1 Holton ., 1 Denman 1 Wertz 1 Mockett ... PREE 1 The struggle will be resumed at 8:15 sharp this evening. s for Todiy, Now you have your choico of tracks. Giloucestor bogins raciug today. The good things on the cutry list are: GUITENBENG, 1. Shotover—Marty B, 2 Longlng Geldinz -Onager. enipland—Dule Joh. Toxt>Joln 1 ckey. Prinee Howard—Matagorda Pilly. 6 Lougitride--Pabiu JESTER. 0co. 3 Tal 6 Brown Churll A etic Club Afuivs, Tho regular quarterly meeting of the Omaba Atuletic club was held last evening, at which the secretary and troasurer’s re- borts were read. e financial statement showed the club to be in a flourishing condi tion with very little outstanding indebted- A vote of thanks was given to Judge | ness. Baking Powder. Used in Millions of Howmes—40 Vears the Staudard, DAILY BE] Redick for a dor.#bién of #1,000 and also to the directors foritmeir able management of the club's affairs, After the business meeting the regulation ring was placed 4 position and an eight round sparring Mmtch between two local amateurs took plaee. ‘The attendance was #o0d and the entertalnment was greatly en Joyed, nberg. ~I'ne condition Racing at Got Gurresnens, N, ., Jan of the track was meain vile, It was totally unfit for racing and absolutely dangerous. It was a series of:mud puddles and hillocks and frozen mud. Mhe attondance was large. First race. seven furlongs; Congress won, Silent second, Jule € third. Time: 1:4. Secong ract Spendall_won, Alarin Toll s filly third. Timei 1:0614. T'n rd race, five furlonzs: Maggle Bec St. Patrick ‘second; Azerael third. 12043 five furlongs: Washington second; ity o mile and a furlong: . John enlochy socond; Sir George Breeze Filly Vanquisher Sixth race longs: Algornon won: ssive sccond; Aunt June third, Time: 1My, Steinitz Hns Won Another, HAvANA, Jan ‘The cloventh gamo of the great chess mateh between Steinitz and Ts by Stemnitz. Score: drawn, 4. Chamberlain's € Cholera and Diarrhen medy Persons subjoct to cramps will bo intor- ested in the oxperiance of J. F. Miles, Wes- loy. venango Co., Pa. He was taken vory severoly and called 1n two doctors, who ' pre- scribed for him but failed to give him relief. A druggist of Butler, Pa., then gave him a doubledose of Chamberlain's Colic, Chelera and Diarrheea Remedy, and in twenty min- utes ho wasall right and is enthusiastic in his praise of the Remedy. 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by druggists. Quail rolled i —~— its are the finest made. i nkenness, A disease, treated as such and perma- nently cured. No publicity. No infirm- ary. Home treatment. Harmless and effectual. Refer by permission to Bur- lington Hawkeye. Send 2c stamp for pamphlet. Shokoquon Chemical Co., Burlington, Ia. — - SOUTH OMAHA., City Council Meeting, At the meeting of the city council last evening tho first thing considered was the matter of the $1,745.15 overpaid to Norton Bros. by the city clerk, was reforred to the committee of the whole, where it was decided to lay the thing on the table. The Twenty-fourth street paving squabvle was brought up by Attorney Offut, whno de- manded whether the council proposed to accept or rejoct the last monthly estimate of tho paving company, which was not allowed at o previous meeting. When the matter came to a vote it was decided by a vote of 6 to 2 not to allow the last estimate of the asphaltum company. Mr. Offut asked the names of the councilmen voting against the measure, The following names were fur- nished: Rowley, Conley, Doughterty, Bow ley, Haley and O'Rourke. Messrs. Walters and Woods votee aye. Sucs for Money Det. Thomas O'Neil and John McMillan, both real estate men, made a bet in regavd to tho prico that O'Neil would rocetve for a lot. The stakes, amounting to §200, wore put up in the hands of Georgo Parks, tho cog tractor. O'Nell won the bet and demandéd the stakes, McMillan directed tho stake- holder not to give up the money depositod by him and he threatened that 1f Parks sur- rendered the monay to O'Neil, suit would be brought to recover the full amount. Parks surrendered to O'Neil the $100 de- posited by bim, but did not. giva up tho $100 lost by McMiilan. O'Neil therefore brings suit against. Parks, the stakeholder, fo re- cover the mondy wen from McMitlan. New Woodmen Lodge. The new lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen just instituted at South Omaha will be known as Nebraska lodge. The numoer of it will be_given by the grand lodgo soon. The local order .t2rts in with thirty-four charter mombers. Doputy Grand Master Jacob Jaskalek instituted the new lodge. The oficers of the new soclety are as follows: Past master workman, P. E. Sulli- van; master workman, A. W. Gallagher; foroman, John J. Sexton’ oraclo, James Car- mody: rocorder, J. M. Gallaghor; financier, Josoph_ Duffy; ' receiver; Richard Swift} guide, Pat Buntz; inner watch, John O'Doud outer watch, John J. O'Brien. An Interesting Decision, Judge Leuy hauded down an interesting decision today in the case of Robert Parks against Michael Donnelly. The defendant has been in reland for nearly a year, and it was claimed by the attorney for Donnelly that the atiachment issued against the de- fendant for an unpaid plumbing bill should be dissolved. Judge Levy held that an at- tachment_against & person as a resident is different from an attachment as a citizon and rofused to dissolve the garnishee and it con- sequently must be met, Magle City Miniatures, The Chautauqua circio meets this evening at 718 Twenty-secor.d street, tho residenco of Dr. Stewart. The funeral of Thomas Kennelly will oc- curat 9 a. m. Wodnesday at St. Agnes church. Theinterment will tako place at St. Mary’s. —— Van Houtew's Cocon— Perfectly pure, in- stantaneous. ——— D Hs. 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JAPANESE PLLE CURE A new and Complete Treatment, consisting of Suppositories, Olntment in Capsules, also in Box and Pills: & Positive Cure f. ternal, Internal, 1 ail Why from this terrible disense whenn writ ten” guarantee 15 positively given with i boxes, to refund the money If not cured. 8end stamp for free Sample arantee Issued by Kula & Co., Drugglsts. Sole roer 15th and Douglas treets, Omaha, iles. This R & per box, 6 ND BRAIN TREA’ Dizzinoss, Fits, Neu- DR. E. O, ST MENT, n specific ¢ ralgin, Hondache, cohol'or tobacco, Wnkeful Softening of the Brain, a inture Old Age, Barrenness, Loss ney, Leucorthic Involuntary Losses, S matorrhos ver-exertion of the brain, Belf-nbus A montli's treatment 81, 6 for &, by mall arantce six boxes to Ench order for 6 boxes, with § wiil sepd wrlt ten guarantee to refund 1 pot ciire rantees ued only by A or, Druggist, cor. 16th and Farnam sts., Owaha, N agents, For the Cure of Consumption, Con ths, G Asthma, Pneumonia, Influenza, Bronchi- tis, Debility, Wasting Diseasas and Serofulous Humors It can bo ons nnd childre m N oand pure Llood, in £ ULES are the | el "FLESH, BLOUD, NERVE, BRAIN. This preparation is far superlor toall other prepa- rations of Cod Liver O1l: 1thas u imitators, hut noequals. Tho results following iLs use are its best Be sure, a8 you value your ¥ by DIt Sold by Protect your lungs by wearing Chamois vest, For cold feet buy a Hot Wate: Bottle. Wehave all sizes, at low prices, Physicians Prescrip- tions prepared a: low pric The Aloz & Penfoll Company 15th Street next to P’ O, Wo sond_the m Iy CALTHOS { R R s, Use it and pay if salisficd. Atires, VON MOHL CO., Agenis, Cluelanatl, Ohio. NEBRASKA | National Bank. lu.s OMAHA, N£3 #100,9)0 DEPOSITORY, | Capital | Sarplus Ofticers agd Directors | 1 C. Cusbing, vles president.” ¢ Morse Callina ieed, ( THIE TRON Corner 12th and Farnaw I3ANIL, ¥ i HOYAL MALL 5 1'EAMERS, Afni ales wive o LIVERPOUL Direct. 66,500 | If there’s any on does want this kind goml shoes. Shoes and dry. Our solid enty-five, with genuine cork soles are the thing to buy for con Do You 1Want Possibly you want shoes and don’t feg “zif” you could affor couldn’t if you ha regular shoe fellows. a good shoe, that's dollar and a quarter ers, too. Do You Want Shoes? You, we mean; you man that's readin this ad. Do you wan kind of shoes that yc ty-five, dollar quarter, two and a that’s the one. solid calf, one in mind. Do You Want Shoes? That’s the question. If youdo wantshoe and want to get good shoes at a fair pr.ic"‘ y the young men in our shoe room want f{¢ They’ll show you a fine cal shoe at three dollars and ninety cents thag guarantee you to equal any fiv or six dollar shoe you _can find. see you. they’ll back up the guaran We sell Rubbers, Ove Rubber Boots. WE CLOSE AT 6:30 P. M. AMUSEMENTS, l BOYD’ St Theater, Seventeenth and Harne Thursd: y Friday and Saturd iday Mutince nent of the Comeaian Engaz: -STUART ROBSON- and Company of Playersinthe Followlng Reportoire LHURSDAYISHE STOOPS 10 CONQUER EVENINGS, [Mr. Robson as Tony Lumpkin. TURDAY MATINEE and NIGAT. 50: parquet and SL00; gallery, 2 Wednesday morning, FARNAM STREET THIEATERN. 4 nigh! Mati; anuary 2 ) & An Irishman’s Love. The ntte purd oup from the dome of the atinos Wedne tny. THE G It YALE PITCHER, ) CONCERT HALL, Y. M (. A BUILDING, On Modern Athletics. eighty- Genuine C < Bear thig any shape or style. 0 Complaints e thing that a man of weather, its shoes-» to keep his feet warm calfshoes at two seve 1fort. Shoes? d ’em. Possibly yo d to buy ’em of th We sell shoes;se a good looker, (‘or‘% . They’re good wear ~ t shoes? We sell flng yu want. Dollar sixs» live, two and & half-—-two and-a-hglf, soodyear woil We’'ll o) tee. rshoes, Arctics and SATURDAY, 10 P, M, = Sore Throat Lameness Sore Ey Soren Cat Rheumatism AND ALL Inflammation 8oid only In our own bot'les. Al drugglsts. . POND'S EXTRACT CO..76 5th Ave ! u 4 Piles é? Female ‘=& Tuesday, January 26th pencing Thursday, Jan. 25, Tickets at Hospe's. RNAM STREET THEATRE, Three Nighty Cc THE GREAT MILITARY P.AY. A FAIR Fannle Gillette as Clairette Monteith, REBEL Gdward 1, Mawson as . ‘o, Ezra Muson, VN SATURDAY, ADEN MUSEKHR, Week of January 2ith. Retuined by request of our putrons, Galetea Sybil. Do Cumes Tluston hicazo Caurch Choir Comedy Coneart Co, | == e Edneated Pig and Smith”& Fulier and no mor THE NEW COLLAR TRADE PEQUOT. VIiG Ex sneas, Debiiity. and all 1 early errors or Inler excess worry, e iven o implo, nu nt Fuilure Book, explanutions Address ‘P!Nggz?'fi;c [PLASTER s QUICK Others In comparison are elow oF DEAD. If sullering try V/00D'S PLASTER, |t Ponetrates, 3t Dus Almsary i, { tho evil LY the nutriiir® Prof, ¥, C. FOWLER, Moodus, Conas ; FREE:WEA CURE. DPI'[J'M The Laggest, S0 WEW YORK, LON ra 000708, I Biafis a4 Meaey Ordems fir A QNDERSON BItC y, Permanently Restored. | - LA GRIPP functl MENEen | Alla oy, fi | PORILAND st | X IFURCATED o & YOKE ‘ SUSPENDER \} THE LATEST. anoifitor, imposs TAsk H Morpnine curoain 10 to Mo pay till cared. Dt.J BTEPHENE Lo NCHOR {1 G580 restoHlPS B tihsoow, J3 y Baturday, NEW YORK, GIBRALTER and NAPLES), IERRAYRIS o SALOON, 8ECOND-CLASS AND STEERAQE n lowest terms Lo and from the princlp PODNTE, fon tho e Olyd; &N pply £ any of Ol The Most Effecvtie Tonic in ) strigos at the sent it Cally sy stem s 01 tho debilitat Sold by All Diugais IARA & 0O., AR »eth Williain nliine FOUC erTE ! SERVIOR Op ALLAN LINE INE | “ciiausuive. Now York and Glasso iy y N'& CO., Chicago; 1L K. MODLES Wabash Omee: W. F.VALL' Bu 4 Vicaut Willos b and upward Steerayd gt