Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 1, 1893, Page 8

EWINGS DAUGHTERS IN 1T Joo Williams' Accomplices in His Awful Orime Were His Viotim's Ohildren. IN THE POISON CASE DEVELOPMENTS Willlams and the Two Girls Had Arranged to Go to Callfornia After the O11 Folks Were Oat of the Way Mo ls n Bad Egg. Ttnow transpires that Joe Willlams was not alone in his plan to poison the Kwing family. He had accomplices, and the police have devloped the fact that theso were the unnatural daughters of the intended victim, in addition to boing a nd worthless man, was some- in his way, and sucoe in ing the affoc tions of the two girls who headed the flock of Bwing childven. They sustained fmproper relations with Williams, and each seemed satisfied to share his sctions with the other. A numb facts have been developed that indicate that at least one of the girls was to . agreater orless extent fmplicated in the crime. They admit that Williams had re peatedly told thom that he was going to poison the family and on the morning in question neither of them drank any of the coffec that contained the poison. Oneof the girls was brought to the police station yesterday morning and was closely questioned. She admitted that Willinms had been unduly intimate with her older sister, Addie, but denied that he had sustained similar relations with her, She said that they had planned for some time that V liams was to marry ‘one of them and take them both with him to California. The po- lice believe she is not telling all she knows and he may be heid to await further de- velopuients. The funeral of Albert Ewing, the 13-year- old boy who died from the effects of the polson, was held yesterday afterndon and the remains interred in Forest Lawn cemotery, Mrs. Ewing is much wor and it is not thought that she survive. The effect of the poison has been | rendered more deadly by the shock wesult- | from the death of ner boy, aud her death | y occur at any moment No trace has been obtained of the where- abouts of the supposed murderer. It was réported that he was seen on th last night, but no credence is attached to the statement. The police have hunted over the entire city and officers in citizens clothes have watched every place where he would be likely to turn up. It is considered a tainty that he ot out of town, and de- seriptions of him have been seut to the thoritics of the principal citics of Neb and Towa: generajly bad thing of masher nesn. of Joolsa Prarrsvovti, Neb. 30.—[Special to Tur Ber]—Jjoe Williams, the colored n “ wanted in Omaha on the charge of adminis- toring poison to the family of his fath law, lived here until he move His reputation among his people was below par. joys vor, gentie action and sooth- | D of Flis, whon in need of The pleasant ing effect of a laxative, and if the fathe; costive o ous, the most gratif) follow its use; 5o that it is the bes i remedy known und every family should have | | It Will Soon Be Placed Upoa the Markets of the World. Rarto Ciry, 8. D., Dec. 80.—After years spent in the development of mines in Harney Pealk tin d ore s now every probability that American tin will be placed rkets of the world within the The Harney Peak Tin com- n operations with its ntrators, and all 58, until ne of conc t the very the tin crystals in the or mill will soon be in_full ope shipping of cas B ern smelters be Mr. Gec . Crofutt of Wyoming, gen- eral field director of the Green River Basin | and 1 company. and Prof. L. S. Cornell, | secre of the same company, are in the city stopping at the Merc “We are going to have the b Ameriea,” said Mr. Crofutt yeste ing. “Our large ditch will be ninety-seven miles long with 200 miles of laterals. The | main ditch will be fifty-two feet wide and | twelve feet decp. Tt will furnish 2,500 cubic feet of water per second, or about onc-fifth of all the water running in the river where p it Our smaller ditch will bo miles in length, That ditch will probably be completed by the last of | June. We shall be able to reclaim about 500,000 acres of land by the use of wate from these two ditches, and half of it is overnment land. This ‘will be a bonanz for the homesceler. Most of this land is the Rock Springs belt and is excellent lund.” | Speaking of the Platte river canal scheme for Omaha, Mr. Crofutt said I should thix that it would be more practicable to tap the Missouri river than the Platte. I have scen the Platte river a 1 powder hor Why not go up the Mi viver ten or fifteen miles and tap it with a ten foot con dult reaching down to the city? You would have all the fall you would need and would always have plenty of water. Its me that this would be a much mor and practical schewie thun the Platte plan.” Prof Cornell is also deeply the great Wyoming ivr had something to say concerning the enter. prise. “We judgearid land by the quality of sage brush it produces. Just as farmers in Tllinois used to know the land which pro- duced rosin weeds and blue stem would + raise good corn, 80 we know that arid land upon which good, hoalthy sage brush grows | will make valuable farming land when it is | roperly witered. Our ditches will tap the s Siver and. what Is kuown as Biaci's fork. The land med will be in_ the Ficinity of Granger, and I prediet that in a few years there will bo o wonderful trans formation over that region.” Shlver is Quiet, Adams of Sult Lake City is at “The silver interests of Utah | t diteh in v morn- | interest, tion_company, & M. D, C. the Millud. are very will | ¢ | land, | hose, on! | worth quiet just now,” said Mr, Adams yosterday. “The mine owners are waliting wuxiously to sce what action cougress is | going o take with regard to silver. I think | that it is no exaggeration to sy that half of | the now. With silver all the time as o » mium“r exchan is nothing to encourage the miners to work | their property. Iu fuet, it don't pay to work | asilver miy unless it is a y agnation in the sily a depressing offect upor othe Tam engaged in the manuf; nstance. Now the silver mins a1 about 50,000 tons of salt per suuum in what is known as the chlovinating process. That, you see, wakes & protty strong local demand for salt, but with half of the silve mines shut down our busines: neces savily feel the effects wtion, and | all those dependi iness must suf- fer with the silver v business has lines as well ure of salt, for of Utah vou- | Sl ) Tess widder this head, Afly centy lmh additional e ten conts. TEMPSTER - ROBERTSON — At tho brido's sesidence, 2861 O stre 1n, Nob., Dec. 9, 1802, hy Roev, Lowls Gregory, ussiatod by L Rew Wk Bieans, Hon. John A Dempstor Pt o Niw e Bbeison: “Tho uupie Coublo Il 5ud « tewporary home st Tho Pux- | libe | Chicago and Omaha | ously appointed trains is a supremo sat- ik | § HAYDEN BROS, Ttond thie Prices of Meats, Rutter and Cheess That We Quote, No. pound. Pienic hams, 9¢. Break(ast, bacon, 110 Salt pork, fic. Boneloss ham, 10}c. Corned beef, 5¢ per pound. Dried beel, 70, The finest Rex brand compressed beef, Tie. Summer sausage, 1 Balogna sausage, Liver sausage, b5 Head cheese, 5o, Frankforts, 8tc. We carry the largest and finest stock of cannod meats in the city. 2-pound can cornbeef, 150, Lunch tongue, 25¢ per cin, Deviled ham, ¢ per car. Potted ham, 5¢ per can, Potted tougue, per Coms here for your fish. full tine of salted and prices New stock of genuine Holland Norwegian herring. BUTTER DEPARTMENT. Here you can buy country butter for 14e, 16e, 18¢ and 2 Creamory, 22¢, 24c and 26c, Apple butter the nicest made, 7ie. Mince moeat, Tie. Rasphorry and strawberry preserves, 124c. Cranborries 100 por qua rt. We ave the leaders in cheese. Wisconsin full am, 8¢, 10e and 124c. Jersoy cream cheese, 14 and 16 Brick cheese, 124c, 14¢ and 16 Limburger cheese, 124¢ and 150, Roquefort |u||lnxtml ¢ per pound. Sab sago, Sc per packaze. Neufchatel, 74 per package. Pine apple cheese., 500 each. dam cheese, $1.25 each. Club house cheese, 3j¢ each. Swiss cheose, 123c, 14c and 16c. I'resh oysters always in stock. HAYDEN BROS Peomoters of homo industr, - LOW RATE EXCURSION * per pound, n. and 'lu l|0u~4km|, Tex., and Return, ey 8, 1893, my third vy will leave Omaha, bound for Houston, Tex. Having for sule several thousand nc of the richest land in Harvis and Br: counties, Texas, lying between the cities of Housto; Iveston, and on the thren principal trpnik line railroads, I will offer as nn inducement for invest- ors, or those desiring only to look at the specially low rates from Omaha to lIumum and return, good until June 1, 1898, with a limit of filteen days in each dicection, and good for stop over at | pleasure within limt. These lands that I offer for sale are of arich, black loam, e y cultivated, being rich enough to produce the most xeellent vesults without fertilization. Lverything that can bo grown an where in the United States grows s ally well hera, The ground pays well from the first year. The price of land ranges from $2.50 to $20.00 per acre on the most favorable terms of payment. All these lands lie contiguous to and within five miles of the above tioned railroads, with an abundance of water and timber. The climate the year through is excollent. Remember the time we go: anuary 3, 1893, . . I'or further informatiod relative to ds, climate, soil and costof living, and pirticulars as to the purchase of tickets, cheaper than you canbuy of ailvoad company, call on or ud- R. C. PATTERSON, 5 Ramge building, Omana, Neb. - HAYDEN BROS. Specinl Prices for Saturday, 100 dozen ladies’ fine kid gloves, Fos- ter luciugs, only 75¢ per pair, reduced from 100 dozen childrens’ all wool hose, sizes, only 15¢ per pair, worth 25¢. 1 case of ios’ cushmere wool hose, s per pair, worth 40c. 1ecase of gents’ extra heavy 10¢ per pair, worth 15 n of gents’ jersey outing flan- A0e, 75¢ and 93¢, reduced from 1.00 and $1.50. 50 dozen gents’ linen cuffs, only 12ic per pair, worth 2 All our 75c gents’ 0. Wo nre now showing of gents’ 25¢ neckwear. Gents’ fine camel’s I 25¢ per pair, worth 40c 5 cases of ladiesa’ meri pants, plain or jersey ribbed, York nuction, .00, dics’ _equestrian _tights worth $1,75, to be closed at 98 100 dozen gents’ fancy border korchiefs only 12ic, worth 2 Best quality of standard German knit- ting varn only 19¢ per skein. SPLCIAL SALE OI' CORS ATURDAY. Special sale of ladies’ night gowns 50c, T nd $1.00; they ure the best gar- ments we heve ever shown for the money. Tuesday, Leave Omaha at 9:30 all cotton 100 doz nel shirts, nightshirts reduced to a beautiful line ir one-half hose from New to be “closed at sl each, black, hand- 5 FOR HAYDEN BROS,, 16th street. R Water rents due January 1, payable at company’s oflice, Bex puilding; 5 per cent discount ullowed if paid on or be- fore Junuary 1. Oflice open Wednesdays and Suturdays till 8 p. m. —~~— California Excursion, The next Phillips Rock Island person- ally conducted ~California excursion with through tourist slecping cars to San Prancisco and Los reles will leaye Omahn ut 1:20 p. m. January 6. This will be the grandest party of the souson and passengers desiring nccom- modations should make tb tions at once. Ior full particulars call on any Rock Island agent or address Charles Kennedy, general passenger ngent, 1602 Farnam street, Omaha, sok Out for Cold Weather, But e inside of the elect lighted and steam heated vestibuled apartment trains of the Chicugo, Milwaukee & St. Paul railway and you will be as warm, comfortable and cheerful as in your own wry or boudoir, To travel between in these luxuri- isfaction; and, as the somewhat ad sement used to read particulars see small bills, Small bills {and lurge ones, too) will be opted for passage and sleeping car tickets at 1501 Farnam swreet. ancient *forfurther Wao carry a smolked at low rreservi- northwest THE OMAHA DMLY BFk | CLARA ALLEN MUST ANSWER Hold to the District Oonrt and Sent to Jail in Default. 1 sugar cared hams, 120 per EVIDENCE AT THE PRELIMINARY TRIAL Storles Well Known Related Again by the Mays- Berlin ~ Witnesses — Prosecutor Mahoney's Arralgnment of the Ace cused—-No Defense Offered. Yesterday afternoon in police court the trial of Clara Allen for perjury in the Mayor Miller case was taken up and concluded 1. 0. Mayfield was called first and testified as to the statements the Allen won made the night the boly was found conversinz with witness the defenlant had | merely told of the visit of three men to the resort about noon on October 4. Then the county attorney offered in evidence the slip of paper found in - Miller's pocket reading, *To whom it may concern ~I have ble in my head and cannot stand it much longer.” The writing on this pa was identified b; K. Sudborough as llml of the late mayc South Omaha eral reporters then told about work on the ¢ and of having talks the Allen woman. Inall these talks, as the testimony showed, Miss Allen had never mentioned a word about the crime except to speak of Miller and two companions visiting the place where she lived, about noon on the day of the tragedy. At this timo she did not even tell the officers and police reporters that she had heard a shot fired in that locality during the day. Oficer Dohahue told about finding the body of Miler in the weeds and described at length the lay of the land and the height of the weo he next witness gincer at the located just their with was H. I Garlick. on- Decring Tmplement works east of the place where Miller s found. Garlick said that he visted the o the next day after the weeds had been broken down and he could Just see the cor- nice on the voof of Lou Scott's hov above the weeds which still remained standing. He also heard a shot fired down in that vicinity about 11 0" 5 lock. a shipping clerk employed d that he heard writing on_the slip He also said that for vious to October 4, Miller had been d hard, averaging from fifteen to 1k doy. » pawnbroker who rented the revolver ain and told substantially the same things as he had testified to during the Berlin-Hays trial. Then the state restes had no testimor made a few rema twenty . and as the defense uce Mr. Mahoney said that the tes. during the trial of s ¢ untrue, as 1the on trial had proven beyond ing the e oy s had shown that it 1 case of sui- i not murder, and_that Berlin and were not there ut the time cliimed by a Alien. Ihe onl witnes that the tes- le excuse,” said Mr. 1in the identity of the men she claimed to have seen, but if this was so why did she tell so many different st [ nd the officers sent out to investi Her motive have been to sh Berlin and Hays > claimed she didn’t know tl timony has been introduced show- © motive in coming into court a month or so afterwards and ving as she did was money. The Davis woman's testi- 3 nsay is that and wilful perju ate ase of del 'llw attorney for thedefense v e of the and Mahon e in a few words, mentionju the doctors had id the p held very close to the head and not fifty feet s defendant med. Berka summed up the evidenc closed the the fact that tol had been in s and then held the prisoner to the t court for further heaving, Her buil s fixed at 00, The judge mquired If there ny possi- y_ of the defendant furnishing the rc quired amount, and_the woman's attorne. 1 that he thought it very doubtful. Sennctt then took charge of the tnesses will be requi furnish ) bond for their appea the next term of the district court. i00DS Co. to c at THE MORSE nishings. Mirts, line strip: formerly $3. all wool. a garment, best English ashmore and pure vieuna qualities that have no superiors. The sizes are broken hence the price, half. Boys’ drawers, $1.49, all sizes and all wool. They come in two the light weight has been #2 8 heavy #3.50, tomorrow you get choico of cither at $1.49, nothing better made, Men’s wool hose, 2i¢, heavy weight, groat warmth aod durability. Men’s night shirts, S)e; regular $1.25 quality; silk finished and embroidered front collar and sleeves extra length and good, durable muslin; all sizes from 114 to 18. BOYS’ CLOTHING. Tomorrow will be aa unusually busy day with us because we have' cut and slushed prices that must appall all com- petition, None of them have been al't)l'\'hi'd or wet or soiled; all this sea- son’s goods. At $5.00 w2 N Flannel brolien chi Fine \muur‘f 25 hoice of a hun- sizes 9 to 17, 0.00 and_up to 2 00 we offer 89 boys’ thre suits, 11 to 16 years, These have sold from $9.00 to $20.00, every thread wool, right ‘shapes, best cloth, inside equal 1o the outside. At $5.00 we sha'l sell 125 youths 13 to 18" years ve you confs in grades that have been long vants suits, from sizes, these have ranged from $500 to $20,00; made from the best fabrics and fit the form perfectly. These three lots we have culled from our regular stock, We do not wish to in- ventory them or keep them on our shelves, hence the price, less by a half than you pay elsowhere. THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO. Real estate. Burguins only ’\‘l) word is good. G. Albright. 3N, Y. Life bldg, - Low Railroad Kates for the Holldays, Tickets on sale at one and one-third fare for the round trip via the Chicago & Novthwestern railway, December 24, 25, 26, 31 and_January 1and 2, good re- turning until January City ticket oftice 1401 Farnam street. CGF WesT, O P& T A R. R. Ritcinie, General Ageat. D*PRICE'S (%% The only Pure Cream of Tartar gakmg owder. Powder,—No Ammonia; No Alum Klsed in Millisas of Homes—40 Years the Standards the woman might have | it | | LONG ST. eut over his | ‘A Friend Wishes to spesh through the Register of the beneilciakiresults he has received from n regulam use of Ayer's Pllls He says: 1 wam feeling sick and tired and my stomaah seemed all out of order, I tried a numbes of remedies, but none seemed to giveame relief until T was in duced to try the old reliable Ayer's Pills. I havetaken only one box, but T feel like a new man. I think they are the most pleasant and easy to take of anything I ever used, being so finely sugar-conted that even a child will taka them. I urge upon all who are In Need of a laxative to try Ayst's Pill Bootlibay (Me.), Register. “Between the ages of five and fiteon, I was troubled with a kind of salte theum, or eruption, chiefly confined to the legs, and especially to the bend of the kneo above the calf. Here, running gores formed which wonld s but would break immediately on mo ing the leg. My mother tried eve thing she could think of, but all was withont avail. Although a clild, I read in the papers about tl cial effects of Ayer's Pills, and persuaded my mothe er to let me try them. With no great taith in the result, she procured Ayer's Pills and I began to use them, and soon noticed an improvement. Encouraged by this, T kept on till T took two boxes, when the sores disappeared and have never troubled me since.”—H. Chipman, Real Estate Agent, Roanoke, Va, I suffered for years from stomach and kidney troubles, causing very severe pains in various parts of the body. None of the remedies I tried afforded me any rel‘ef until I began taking Ay pills, and was cured.”—Wm. Goddard, Notary Public, Five Lakes, Mich Prepared by Dr..J. C. A & Co., Towell, Mass. Sold by Diuggiat crywhere, Every Dose Effective ARE YOU SUFFERING = FROM Femaly Weaknss, Catarrh oz Rhenmatism, Nervous nr Privats Diseases. IF SO, CALL ON Dr. Searles & Searles 3 , Consultinz Physi- By F i SRARRES: ol Coss! Consuiltation Free. For the Treatment of Chronie, Privats and Nervous Dlsflasbs MALE AND FEMALE ALL BLOODAND SKIN ORGANIC \WEAI 188 D: D. EASES OF NO MATTER HOW ANDING OR HOW OFTEN PRONOUNCED INCURABLIE. DISTASE PILES, FISTULA, ¥ without the use of Al maladies 0f a privats cither sex, positively cured. Call on or rddress, with stamp for Clreulars, Freo Book and Reci| Dr.-Searies & §6flfl§§, SURE, permane: ‘@ or caustic 118 Soy om to Po h 15th Strect ha, Neb. o. Fresh Air and Exercise, Getallthat's possible of both, if need of flesh strength and nerve force. There's need,too, of plenty of fat-food. Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil builds up flesh and strength quicker than any other preparation known to sci- ence, Scott's Emulsion is constantly ef- Jecting Cure of Consumption, LDronchitis and kindred diseases where other methods FAIL, Prepared by Scott & Bowne, N. Y. All drugi in GAPANE S i PLLE CURT™ A newan 1 completa treatment, conslsting of Sup positories, Olntment 1n Capsulss, also 1n box and Pills. A positive Internal, Blind Bleeding, | ant or Horeditary i This re. been known to fall 1 per box, i for sl Why suffer from this terribla dise & WrlLLon Kaarantos |s porith wivon with G boxss or rofand the Fnot curod 1 st f0r fra0 samoly, nloe issus | Ara 2 5ists, 8013 A ruer 15th nii Neo. S NERVE AND § ment, o specitic for Hystoria, Dizz ralgla, Hewlache, Nervous Prostration lguor or tobaco ), wakefuln Boftnoss of the Hrali. caus aused by Mental Depression, & insanity, misery, de: ushess. Lo3s of rrie_ad all Jss0s, Spermn- sed by over. tho brain, A ent®l: 8 for all. We g Each order for boxes with #5 will send written guarantoo t refund 1f not cured. Guarantee ssued only by Theodore K. 1 s0lo agent, soushieast corner 1Uth aad Farosm strects. Omaba. lwpotency, aknesson, 10vol Sealed received by the State Board of ng at the office of thie s retary of stute, y tinie before Thursday, Junuiry 120h,'15 t 2 o'clock p. ., for printiuis and biuding in eloth 5,000 copiey re- port of Stute Bourd of Hortleulture year 1893, of 300 pages each, the i brinted in long prinier type.” The si wethtand quality of pin of bindi; e of let oo 1 reicultural ke tof 1592 y be seen at the office of the s g for the 1o by of page pleted within sixty f (he contruct eject any and all bids by the State Printing Bourd. Dated December 2 D80a 106 Svesercanos RAANS, TASULES, ieiline s i ekiowiror b e e, Cbinations dyspena, Brsutts. beadnciic, hearth sl i enial dejrea fectici, pimiples, sallow folisand evbry Birkaas rosulting bood.or s fflinyly e sonech Uvefurty § B Fo vl eatinis are binchicd by tak i oD aiic - i incal Trice by wal ero 077 saurl, | A N :4 oc s liver or L. €0., 10 8pr eersssesseserreseessersete ATURDAY. DE( NERVOUS DEBILITY | ly curea | or delicato nature, of | quality | : i i | 4 i 'BMBER 31 AMUSBEMENTS, BOYD'S ottt [ =] Theater This Satarday, December 31, | | Last Two I‘!-r(nrmAu\--ol of the Celebrated ctrees, RHEA : «- Under the management ot W."D. LOUDOU. Assisted by an Excelient Company Matinee This Afternoon at2:30. Haven's Groat Histosieal Play, Josephine,Empress /! t French | THIS (SATURDAY) BVENING, Shakespeare's Brilllant Comedy MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING It HIl( yEw viear Sunday. Monday and Tuesduy, L (Hroeut hiday matde 2 Engazement of the eminent rom \ctor, JAMES ()‘\'lill.l, Tn hie [ntost suc FDNTENELLE ! “Moute v, JADUAEY I3 A worthy muccessor New York Sun. Motropolitan Cast, Elaborate Costumoes, All Now Scono oarunce in Omaha in Usual pricos. | EARNAMN STREET THEATER Like Rome, all 1oads load to the hous The Foundation of all Sensational Drams, AN MASTER | Bozinning with | Ngxe AND T New Year's Matineo _ Week AN, ~_Sunday, Seatho Tron Mills In Full Biast Matinoes Sunday, Monday, Wednesday. wONDERLAND to Cristo, Mr. O'Neill's first ap our'yours POPULAR PRICE Saturday I d;{JOU‘IHEATRE. num%usmvn BUMEDY O, IN RAZZLE PAZZLE LE PETIT FREDDIE The wonder, wn hour ialties. | ALATINT | Ructoal 18 of house RICES—Hilcony, 2 et DEFORMII‘Y BRACES | w Elastic Stocking Trusses, Crutehes, Batteries, Water Bottles, Syringes, Atomizers, Medical Supplies | ALOE & PENFOLD, 114 S.45th5t., Next to Postoffice. NERW} JSDISORDERS And all the traln i) DLV o, that no PERMA- and_tono BaTTL =HESS CURED BY MLFECTRICITY. Send 10 cexts for 100 pag feal Theory and Practice. ' B. 8. BL 5L1SS, lowa Faile, lowa. 2 s o e titully" il © wiih port s will be Mailed F LYCN & HEALY, CHICACU, WAKRE: Doiln I n B, Sw Ladoe A ideats: aro horeby mnotificd that the 1, threo disinterosted fro city of Omaha, have beon duly appointed by the muyor. with tho approval of the city council of sald city, to &sspss tho dwmazo 10 | the owners respectiveiy of the property declured by ordinince nocessary to bo app printed for tho use of said city for the pu pose of operiing and I from Davenpor Youare further said appointment guired by luw, Junuary, A, in the aftern 3605 Parnam stro it of sald ity siderin: Pow undor- lolders of the | B wo will, on the 2 180J, ut the hour of 3 AL the offico of Geo, J. P t, within tho ¢ meot for the pu tho assc e to pectivo rty, by ro sonof such taking o tion th cing into ocial beneiits, i€ uny. W0 property nzing to you, proposed | to Le appropriated ns aforesaid, and which has been declared necessury by the couneil, by ordinanco, to appropriute to the use of ' the city, beinz situate in sald eity of Omana, in th 1nty of Douglis, and state of sk, is deseribid aa follows, to wi e souti 43 nnd 4. he south et of | Williara M. Delin south 27,85 f Nolson BB Jobo O, | 5 feot lot 5. Hobbs-- Tho north 2 wann—North y B. Suunders—North eet 1ot (). Lizzio W. MeCluskey — k—Nor 15 feet east 63,82 20,15 feet Lot 62, fo l North 20.15 feet of middie ' William O, Whitehead—North 23.15 foet cast 3 lot 64, Elbridge Luwto loy M. Mason ul 5 feet lot 63, A, C. Lelzhton ~-North 2 Eivridzo Lawton—North Ludoe A. Crowe!l—North Georgo I, Sioek—Nor of north 1 feet of lot Etlery L. Heuck—South brth 20,13 fuet 1ot 8¢ 1 David M, Ur oot lot 09, 15 faot 1ot 73 15 fect west 44 foot the Hopeloss. morning, 0y We're taking ’'count o’ stock this week— sorting—counting-multiplying -adding — figur= ing up the profits and losses—getting ready to say ‘‘good bye’ to prosperous old ‘92’ —to bid a warm welcome to the bonnie New Year ‘93", All’s confusion throughout the store 'goods promiscuously piled around,stocks disarranged ~such an overhauling. In a business of such magnitude as ours, some odds and ends will accumulate in spite of closestcare. Thisisour week to dispose of them. Whenever, in this general overturning of stocks a broken line of any sort or kind of goods is found—be it over- coats—suits—hals—shoes or little fixin’s—it's marked down at once without regard to what it’s cost tous—to such a figure, as to amply re- pay you the discomfort of the muss w2're in— to buy it at ‘linventory prices.’” 5, Qut-of-town friends—we beg your indul- gence for the delay in filling some of your orders in the past few days—they came so fast ’twas not possible to fill them with our usual promptness. ST - o Bt 3 TRE AN AT REMOVAL SALE. VAN COTT JEWELRY COMPANY, will offor our entire stock of Diamonds and {lverware at less than manvfacturer’s co: Days onl ias Jowolry Fourteenth and Farnam Strezts. SA w nd W. Cor. 16th and Farnam. FOR SAL®. 1816 Douglas Street, ()nzaha, Neb. ~_i A rogular and, S Ko 18 a1l trencinz with tho RFGAL09% BUOY 23 Tho eminent specinifst in n adunte in modic di plomss and lostmanhood s2 weakne s, nl nent for loss of vital power. Medleine or Instruments s rvous. chronte, private, b1aod, skin and urinary disenses. 301 and ll forms of private disea<es. No mereus 1 at home by arks to Indioate strictly private ondstamp for reply. pondence cpross soc onsultatlon frd 9p.m. Sundays teor sondor.” Ona por nalinterviow pr 00k (Mysterles of Life)sent i se. OMeo o om0 12 m, THAT CUP GENERATE Ladies' Perfect | SYRINGE. The only perfect yagina: and rectil Syrngo in the. world 1t is the only Syringe er Invented by which v nal Injectlons can bo # ministered without leaks tng and #olling the oloth g or use of a v can alno be Injoctio BOFL AND HARD uuuumn BIELL Price §3. OO- | Matl orders soliclted. | TheAloe & Penfold Co.,| 15th Stroot, NEXT T0 POSTOFFIOT Piysiclans’ presoription ared - a: el DxygenQe orgprecious than the, cter of the gnd it ol Gillena,” Cough, Softens tubercios Bullds v, Makes Iron Nerves, h, Colds, 1o, . Blessed Rolief, Cure for Rronchitis, A glad surpr ‘Oxygen Book”” and 4 Trys Free. SPECIFI3 OXYGEN ©O0,, Suito 510 Sheely Bldg, Omaha, DR. R. W. BAILEY Teath Filled With- out Pain by the Latest Inven- Teeth Extracted Without Pain or Danger. A Full Set of Teeth oo Rubber for $5.00. Porfect it guarantond New unos insertod | | THOMAS P SI1MPRON, Washingtos| D. €. No ntty's foo until Pat. is ok NEBRASKA Natiopal Bank, POSITORY, OMAHA, NEB, th extractad I tho the eventig of sams eo spocimens of I o Brlage ce apectmons of Flexiblo Elastlc Plato. All work warranted as represouted Office Third Floor Paxton Blook, .. $100,000 Telephone 1035, 1ith and Farnam S ator or st b, rway from 16th St ontraney. .85 feet south 14 of | east iz of ot 1. » Anua Vindenburs 14 of south Al In Gise's addition In said oity, county 1 stat ou it | and plac 10 or statements co | provriation or us 14y idex prop: South 27,83 feet of north present at the time any objeetions ald proposed ap- ALIWZCS, U8 YOU Glo. 3. pAUL, R W, GIBSON WAL G, SHRIVER Omaha, Decemberl?, 180 7 atutes of the nd provided, proposals will be ssloner of pubi- ok p. i, 0% for tho los- nd flice of cc 25 until Decombor, 1 supplios | for Lo Tands an the dlst day the furnishing quurter ending March i1, 1500 for th p| s for the insane at L'ncoln, Hastin Norfolk, the industrial schools at Kearney und Geuneva, the institute for the blind at | Nebraska Clty, the institute for the deaf and | dumb ut Owiaba, the lustitute for the feeble minded at Beatrice, the soldiers’ homoe at | € nd Island, the honie for the friendloss at nd the Industrial home at Milford. [; can bo ured by applying to | theinstituions. No bids will be considered unless ln by the | fled above. board recerves the r | reject ny or ull bids vy ALl bids must be maage in duplicate. AR HUMPHREY Commissloner of Public Lands aud Bulldings l Lincoln, Do, 2), 1804 Adidy pr Lt to aceept or o | a A € ficors and Directors—Henry W, R. C. Cushing, vie B Morke. - te, prosidont, DR rioo, W, V' . Lewls 8, Koed, cashi McCGREW THE IRON BANK. { THE SPECIALIST. ~ { st The Mercer, treatment of all Omaha’s Newest Hotel PIRVATE DISEASES and N:llllll'ulelME" A oV COR, 12TH AKD HOWARD 8T3, and Disorders of 18 years experience, Writo for circulars and question list free, 14h and Farnam Bte., Owmaha, Neb aLE00 por day. 0 Keoms with Bath st $3.0) per day. 9 Booms with Bath at 83,60 0 44.6) per day. OPENED AUGUST 1sb Moder Wo will send you the marre French V'reparation CALTHO e, and a logal atoe th CATTHOS will Reatore yous Ufvaiih, Strength 20d Vigor, Use itand pay if satisfed. Add VON MOHL €0.. Sale Amarican goats, Ciacanstl, Oblo, In Eve v 1t why 8!4 WINTER RESORTS, THE OGLETHORPE, BRUNSWICK, (A, EOT WINTER KESORT HOTE Opens Jan. 4. Send for elreilar. Kamous £0 eaithfulcllmate, bniuy ses wir, pine forests, i Fives and squatic and fleld sports WARREN LELAND, Jr., Manager.0 e/uss do {imidtions .(uua. antesze e 3l Lebter, by Pooisie,