Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 29, 1893, Page 5

T A A . 101 5 apirited contest on efther side of the propo- [ A [} | fused to vaeate, and GWM o inspect oll. ‘l‘rlt-m l‘mnhn;(nltnu‘,l I:T:olfvvt :m hn.n . I A '1 QUESTIONS THEIR AUTHORTTY | e o it oty CROVER'S PECULIAR STVLE Bl e 7 WL, | i ¢ Yt Neieee T am an American iy ¥s bo said in the course of the debate, 408 was not cnough in the.oMos for two in / and when they talk for publication senators spectors, and for this, reason and for the ¢ n are careful to say that they intend to fight | Senator 50 o8t inst Bara | reason that Heimrod thofight that he was Righs of Governors of States to Appotnt { against the resolution all summer if | Benator Kyle Also Protested Aga eatitled to the ofic, he sbrought injunction amb & Son vs Wilkinson vs Johnson Mekell vs 1 My home Benators to Fill Vacancies necessary, but it is evident that at present Miller's Appointment. proceedings in the disgrict court of this Smiith vs Alle the Granite Hills! the feeling is one of deference on the part of county. 'The cnse was heard before Judge e o Beh B | & large number of the senators e | Davis and ex-Judge DoAne and_takon under Withrow ve Holtslapder Woown I ail quariers of the MINORITY REPORT ON LEE MANTLE'S CASE | SHAD BULAN TRAAY. | HE WILL BE COMMISSIONED AT ORCE: | v V‘:}h"lildy"‘r;l‘\'l‘(””";r‘-l:;||":\ltl"‘-‘v‘l’l‘“;: Missouri Pacific Railway company world as sited that the propef Jegal remedy wa quo warranto instead of'an injunction 108 turned arou od, allgeing that he had bes sum of £700 and that he b shit 3300 in fecing at 1t was to col this amount that the case which is now being y Traynor vs Kilbo Hanighen vs Mont Hongland vs Tho Cltizen's Suvin; - IMUSEMENTS, N us That Are Urked | g0 0 of the Namerous Candidates Who Ratifieation. | March 98, -No treaty | Are Playing for Pince U " ent Administration ~How the Strugg SPARKLING, DELICIOUS LORDONDERRY All the swell clubs, hotels, and baut fon everywhere pronounce me The Best in the World . . . Thousands of the most eminent phy: cians are my warmest friends because I Ohjections Urged Against Allowing Him to Take His Seat - An Us Condi- tion of Afwirs— Important Questions Which Nave Been Raised. | Agninat | Wasmisaroy, D. ( | | rec der the 1 | that has come befors has recelved more p the senate in late yea ic attention than t A | which was recently concluded between the government of the czar and the United States. It has b 18 said by its opp John D'Ormond and Agnes Fuller, the new leading people at Wonderland and Bijou the are appearing fn “The Sea of I Omaha basket factory, located o arc likely to become great_favorite i by the creditors yos their work stamps them as excellent and now is in the hands of ‘the | ors. Mr. D'Ormond in the dual char: | »s and Marquis Del Monte v v his conception of the WasmiNarox, D. C, March 28.-The minority report of the committee on vrivi leges and clections in the case of Lee Man- | o S0 Bty of those w tle, appol senator by the governor of | 4o Montana, finding that he is not entitled to | 4 his seat, was submitted today by Chairman Wasnixeroy Buneav or e Bes, | 513 FOUKTEENTIL STREET, The Washisaros, D, C., Mareh 28, | MERots th & Ezra W. Milier of ituron, 8. D., who was | tardar and today nominated to be United States attor- | sheriff ney for that state, is in the city. ‘The Sheriff Bennett went to Lincoln yesterday, 1 severely eriticised and Court House Notes. wents to be the first stroke o flee to | tion. In | sions of terica to escape political o past two or three executive the senate t | re has been quite a debate on Al Adasil e [ taking with Hitw Dick. Gropla, th Tibe | shows careful study. Agnes Fuller, although pt il vt o ¢ the Vance. It Is signed by Vance, Gray, | the proposition to rele e iho injunc. | Yacancy in the ofice, District Attorney Ster- | HiERL LY Ritt, Dick, Croole, Kbo WIS | sufteriug with o sevore cold on the opening have m secret power to control many dis Palmer and Mitchell, The report says that | giot Vot sen P he Deople | ling having resigned some time ago, and Mr. § G0 L FHC e ot to torms 1o the | Bight, which materially handicapped her n me by nature, and which cannot tho question is, could the governor of the | o | B nede Wt \';";;.M ,\" OOPY | Multer will qualify as soon as his commis- | penjtentiary dolivery, demoustrated in her enactment of d by man, 1 cure Rheumatism, \ o know exactly wh contains, i Wiy o difiicult roles of Louise do Lascours anc 5 . state appoint o senator at the beginning of a | poo . (e UG BTG Do L b Loyl his | Judgo Ogden was suddenly taken ill whilo | ‘.“\‘ Sl THOTaH Ny tat kBT 186 A5 Gout, Gravel, Dyspepsia, and all forms of Row iets. the lsefhistiure being fhesasion | olanon was Intfoducei yuskeRl: | duties. He will select as his assistant o | upon tho beneh yesterday, While his ill- | an girl, thi remove this injunction of secrecy, but it as | 1 actress. W, J. Holton was seen to ad | well known democratic lawyer at Redfi i shgdobr oy sTePre : S6as: on Toisigy vantage us Captain de Lascours and the bal- reterred to the committee on foreign Me. Miller was fiot Fecommended for the e that ho was compellod ¢ ance of the company are all worthy of com : luturo. As there is | ionsand that cominitteo has not yet re- | uogiion ho today secured by Senator Kyle, [ ®' leave tho boneh for the duy wendation, “The Seq of Iee™ is & beautiful being chosen by the legislature. As there 18 | yopged, ‘The majority of the seuators want | & =0 T e or Jovin o s asvad | The coming of the sprine weather has ro- | meiodrami, full of netion and is_splendidly but two ways of coustit 5, there | (o matter made public, for the reason that | oo 0 (IR S Miller. was | e in saving tho county of Douglas many | staged at the Bijou, the scenic effects belug e b o Jf creating vacancies. zainst Miller's appointment. Miller was | dollars, During the winter months fully 150 TR 5 are but two ways of creating vacancl the text of the treaty has been wrongfully ister of the land office at Huron four years | familios wer Srat Rul Coth Kidney trouble caused by uric acid, If you doubt it, let me send you my pame phlet, which proves it, or, better still, give me a chance to prove it on you, 1may be found anywhere. 1. | ness was not considered serious. it was 8o se] | v 1 adjourn court and failing to elect? It contends that the original terms of senators must begin by » that he was compelled natc ing s magnificent. The special One by cxpiration ot term, the other bY | giatad by the public prints and the senate | ago and is a good lawyer with eithet conl, grocerles of cIGbhIng, DUb | e ort o e atatn e Londonderry Ll[lllil Spring Water Co. i~ some accidental or unforeseen happening, | has, it claims, i injustly criticised by Pinying for Pla | since warm weathe this number has | of " Cloveland's minstrels, in o fumber CIABLES B PERKING & €0, Selling Agoots, 30 mu.y o such as death, resignation, expulsion or dis- | reason of this misinformation. The State ey . | been reduced fully on About the only | of excellent female impersonations: Charles bl Lt | apictmant i also wiling that tho tost of | A. M. McCarty was today appointed post. | bort raduced P E A it b e Bl Gl PAXTON & GALLAGHER, Distributing Agents for Onaha, | the tre but the | such a unanimi ent « ce \ The report deals at some length with the | the propriety of publishing the accompany- | Fhe application papers of Charles H manner of constituting senators and creat espondence. Th littee on for- | Playter of Cedar Rapids, In., for the posi i 14 TB BTG i aReaiEba bHED | ations is in communication with the | tion of chicf of division under the com ng icies, touching the b Ofticials of the State department and as soon | Sioner of internal revenue, were booke the constitution requires the scnate to be ¢ G. Clark, decenses ked the probate | grams of the son. The souvenir this SHAVE WITH us an agreement is reached, the resolution | the Treasury department today o g slon f > Week, ¢ broidere crchie full by any and all means. The report de Ve the injunction of secrecy will be | J. 8. Otidger and I°. H. Marshall ot irt to name a commission for the purpose | week, a haudsome embroidered handkerchief | Y . ek g et ani ", Allen of | of arrivingat the amount that is due the | and a silver plated napkin ring, is attracting nies the correctness of that statement, al- | favorably reported to the senate braska; L. S. Hanchett and B. I Allen of | of arrivingat tl iats el 0| e 1A tea, though its purpose was to have the state | ikt Bhjast is: ll.]\}» l‘l“‘"l"""”""f‘ ,?:n:n 3 of \lm\]‘ul.‘:m.\"m. k estate from the Clark Woodman es- SRR ¥ representation full by the operation of its | ¥ Rt Lyl (1 e e _g ARSI i - We soll Park gh Syrup on a positive provisions for filling regular terms, both at riticism of this treaty is principally © been dismissed. Itissail at the de. | The petitioner represents thay there are | 4WE 8% Laeis DA Benin o0 O FEREES the beginning and s thoy legally oxpire, for, sted against the article which is said to | partment that the dismissals are ou vims aggregating mora than #100,000 and ! us stood the test for mauy years and to providing against any accidental or unfore smmission of politi nses ex- | count of a lack of appropriations but in re- | covering the transactions of a long per A n 5 S ? AV for. the. oUre ER NG FOR HOUSE-CLEANING. QSN camuiTtise: by Which: sests thia Blisd The language of this clause is i places are wanted for democrats, | years dny ik el ICaAInEEedys ok the fatrg ot sitotatzl AR gl U L) s colds, consumption and “all diseases of the o i3 not | master at Oelrichs, Fall Riv neerning | Vvice C. Wil ty should ounty, S. D., the cripple {1ows who hav Manner of Constituting a Senator. and those who are too old to work. families | puzie to ev being phenon am of nical knoc in all this we ybody, Miss Taylor's work nal. The Hollingworths, a pantomimists, introduce a - bout and acrobatic act. All B k's bill is oue of the best pro- “A HAND SAW IS A GOOD THING, BUT NOT To , removed Settling Two Estates, | i+ | The administrator of the estate of Hugh | al , has o BasoHTa VAGRAE SThot LHANIbY 16gaT 6%: Lwith that found in the treaty with is a great scramble for the Cotvt, Ch1gHULT rout and lungs, Price 60 cents and $1.00, 7 S e ;’,;‘l_‘_'l‘l‘il“" o tarmeFurther than. this, no | Belgium. In that treaty it is provided that | eship in the army for which PHE oAIE TS AR 8 Ay 2B116Wa N aounes Zrve Aelels i 1 say. that the constitution makers | . provisions of this convention shall not | tenant Dapray was nominated, but not con- ; il ReRITL o 3 Misnde oo Th T Jment. be | be applicable to persons guilty of any politi- | firmed. There are applications for it on LM I S de) Byt ) intended 10 o wot for o moment be | D¢ DY ) 4 3 sl B et el 2 ba 1—Greenstelder vs Zund supposed that they coutemplated or in- | (41 Lol DR Bl Sl b L R L LR Bl 5—Ningara Shoe Company vs Zunder. tended o provido. for o caso where | With such werime or offens civillan will get the place is worth Al Life Insur North British Insurance cony B0-114—Whelan vs Omaha Brewing assocta- NILHBH tho Lo AIALIR. o tH GOVOrnor.OLa also provides that “un attempt against | annual salary, and the commutation of a i e should wantonly, or with any otn CULIHOTIHCIOL A SO SuVSTRITGH ) i motive. or for any reason. elther refuse or | OF AgAinst that of any member of his family | John S PERMARENTLY CTRED or NOPAY ot Harrison of Kansas City, Mo, | tion fail to perform thotr duty in o 0 | shall not be considered a polivical offense. o | a democratic brovher of ex-President Harri: ones, W*‘ REFER YOU TO 2,50‘0 PATIENYS, Bt tor This would have been to express | 4% dct connected with such an oft | son, was at .”T;.;“hr”‘.‘..hlm;.,. today secking 1t va Stonehill Financial Reference: Nat'l Bank of Commerce, Omaha. doubt and want of faith in the perpetuit e treaty makes the forgery of any g ¢ surveyorship of customs sus CityJ vs Stonehill ! inuss. N cali 9 the sttuctite which they wore: building; | Chment paper or document an offense for | Miscolln e iy va maad ) DETENTION from businsss. No Operation. which the guilty party may be extr | 1tis well known that no political can escape port 1 on the contrary, it 1s just and reasonable to suppose that, having invesied each with certain specific rights as to representa tion in this body and imposed upon them | S Vilson v MeFarland. sery vs Coffan Suifth vs Blue Valley Lumber com- Avoaitzate our Mathad, Writtan KUAFafteo 10 abgo= lutoly Cury all kinds of RUPTURE Gf both soxos, withs | ont the use of kuifo OF syringe, no n.atter of how long etandiog. EXAMINATION FRE! lited. | The commissioners’ d u ! ) | culture contest of Pet from Russia without the aid of & | William Risklin fr nd that he cannot e that | g, 1 by the nsion in the timber Menth against m Mitchell, S, D., was to- assistany secretary of Franzen vs Martin the duty of exereising these rights in a cer- | “Oveted document. Necessurily, he is com- | ¢he interior, which favors the contestant Priy vs Omiaha Street Railway com- 'I' ". E PA"Y tain specified way, patriotism and self-inter- | Il“'“:"":yln”n”-yn, i KHH' «I'IXIK""“\‘"" ”‘) {'." eryy | Exed essman Herman Stump of Be ; fl bl 5 est wouid combine to secure the enjoyment | and the instrument that passes him through | jujre. Md., who retired to private life on th AW ROOM NO. 3 JUDGE DAVIS ; of these rights more ‘tually thun any | the frontierisa fc y—the forgery of & | g4} of this month,is to be appointed superin Moyer vs Hodson, 307-308 M. Y. LIFE BLDD,, OMARA, NEB, s wovernment paj ho treaty contains no | Ross vs Darner provision which they could possibly insert in o A Tt bl come ] B ilon on explanatory foot notes, but makes extradi- | 1, Owen of table the offense that has been in every such | Stump and Ow members of t this means it 18 argued | committee on immigration in the Fif ment has, by virtue | congress of the treaty ratificd by the United States, & | M. Owe itable] dragnet, with which it can pull | Fogan, la,, tendent of immig d Hon, W Messrs. ion to suc ransport, Ind Send for Clrenlar. v rarry : | pany. ¢ rYol Togh | The majority say that the permissive | power to appoint controls and is paramount | 1o the mandatory power of the legislature to | v in the Extreme, 7-Conrades Chair vs. Spigle. Wolf & Kratne company e ONE ENJOYS 31-383- Owaha Coal, Coke and Lime com- first | rm personal friends been at Omaha and he has proverty int | 'St Without J dw h a1’y elect, which is illogical in the The | back to its boundary every man who makes PS iny Vs britchard. Both the method and results when hout money andw h Janguage clearly is only intenc 3 | hl] BachD ;m 1-‘:m~llllnn'v.{lwl for thvl:’lmliw —— \“A\I'll‘;.“?'\\l‘l“mly!i:\*'IIIJII church vs | Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant o the ecutives 4 right to keep the senate full by | cal offense, but the act of forgery. The re- MRS, CLEVELAND'S RECEPTIONS, b hodist Ipisc appointment, and nothing mo Every | sult, it is claimed, will be the same, for it ORENS Botndortt vs Offialia Browlng nssocta- end ]refreshug m]the L Eng Cul) mention in the constitution of the creation | removes the individual from every right of | Many People Call on the First Lady of the iem y yet promptly on the Kidneys, of senators but one—an election—is contem- | asylum which he Las gainea by flight to this and-—Washington Notes. | Dooring & Co. va Stotnal iver and Bowels, cleanses the sys- oy oL tEy SOOI GG, Ve’ Cloves | Yloncer Savings and Loan company Pl s caleulated to excite a smilo o suggost | xs;SCrpEited, T l‘u‘:l'\\'“(’\ »lutfu: i !lrmu 11 1‘.11'- (:’lh.\.:k 1014 Cnton Stock Ynrds ¢ vs ML L L b Gl D GO Ay that a stateis deprived by the action of con- | xtain §lint this phise of theanse | SRS SRR LYl e SR e firgs, | mon Stocl Yards company vs Mil- | aches and fevers and cures habitual gross in :}1|\|,|nn\\|l)lv- \-n;nltinm-:llnll nl.-r equal | was never brought before the e, for one (‘“i‘m“n ‘“;‘l:”‘:"“;m“:fl“' et “_Hn"; 112—Johnson vs Hammel constipation. Syrup of Figs is the suffrage in the senate if her legislature re senator who made a bitter fight inst the | ceived as usua B e room, the 0! LAW ROOM NO. 4—TUDGE FERGUSON. Tuses to clect a senator and send him he ratitication of the treaty sn ¥ 1o ono | being admitted in groups as they ar iy only remedy of its kind ever pro- You aro not wotl, anl o> N or if the governor, in the case of o failure of | ever drenmed that such- den | The day was fine and the event was gayer Hand “Smpany vs Tlan- | duced, pleasing to the taste and ac- L E L D the legislature to elect, shall refuse to ap- | in the text and that had it been discovered, | ghan any the blue room has witnessed the | & ; ceptuble to the stomach, prompt in S point a senator and send him here. Both of very material modification of the text | /oy ‘. ¥ Bk | Wbt 1ol B LR RIS GalafL it 1 5 d truly beneficisl in its " RIPANS CHEMICAL 00 these things have happened, and nine | would have been made. Senators now say | PASt year. ey b s Sauitd SOHON B st g denotoin Jm Llliipisla ot states at different times have been for | that there is no intention that such i con- The gold exported from New York today e effects, prepared only from the most o NE & e one or more years with but one senator in | struction shall be placed upon it. They ad; | amounted to 00,000 and all of it was taken Hiean Watdr Works company vs | healthy ‘and agreeable substances, its e e o their halls and no harm happened to the | mit that forgery of passports is a forgery of | from the sub-treasury. The loss of so small | J rite your own numo state or nation. The dunger arsing from o documents, which within the dater- [ o'y on 4l P e comment 1n Vorley vs Fauy many excellent qualities commend it Y A e the failure of 4 state to have full representa- | pretation of the ‘convention, that a demand | gi 4O L 107 g4 : ntham & Shoemaker de- | to all and -have made it the most the Post Office, nnd by roturn B et (a6 shhos for Thiight bo made. for the. extradition of tha | the treasury circles, as the free gold at tho | ock Coimmission coup? popular remedy known el SouRILI Reb R e beE R Y be compared with the dange | offender, but this admission is met by a | command of the treasurer now aggregates | N Settiwostorn g > somomedioinothat will da vou ;. from a departure from the constitut | statement that is claimed to neutralize the | more than £7,000,000 and the treasury is compiny. ? 3 p of Figs is for sale in 60c Lt TG 0T L A idea cannot x..l. tolerated that we are effect of such an interpretation. The pre- | gaining gold each -day in its ordinary busi- | Metiuire vs Pro nnd 81 bottles by all leading drug- EERCY griy fo compel a construction of the lnstru: | sentation of watrant and papers of €x- | nesy transactions. There 1s not the slightes | ”"hfl-'}’\‘:l:ll'u” gists. Any reliable druggist whn B aaning of particular words and phruses, evidence' upon which to tramsport | doubt in official circles but that within the | LAW ROOM NO. 5—JUDGE OGDEN. may not have it on lmnd WIll pro- itie s ad a1 a wan out of the country, The | next fow months th h|[1 ‘h.lLuulm‘l‘x;mlh\r‘w L stine vs Kline cure it promptly for any one who | o —. D RS A BRIl o increased to 315, o loy Vs Fulke. 5 The spectacle here presonted of three | Jagistrate who s .,r'l’ e s ) “,'x,‘.““ zold for all ordinary purposes. i Wlnchard. wishes to tryit.” Do not accept any - e Tt it is | nation of Dr. St. Cla ular constitutes a |\u“'—il'.ll ot nations, refusing to perform _their congtitu. | DR £ the A batas | eIt BAnn b ; - | sueh an offense, then, say theso senators, on of the & e papers foto the n-‘m..r theexaanitives mdet ithe |y conrooprosed KD she: teeaty ook v o e R ThE Sheors pomonal | erence to bad conduct on the alarm upon that matter that vests in the ju- | letters h duct o dicial decision of the magistrate, or even the | Part of Mr. Johnson, who was United States wry of state, wterpretation of a | consulatK ol, and afterward removed. i ort, should bear | _The Treasury department is advised that ace Just what is intended and leay- | 490 immigrants from Hamburg have arrived ing nothing for future mterpretation and | at Halifax, destined for points in the United possible dispute. States. Acting Seeretary Spaulding today A prominent senator upon the vepublican | telegravhed the collectors of customs at side of the chamber said that this treaty is | Points av which they are likely to enter the | Suftered, Scratche 4 and Bled—Doctors No 3 one of the crudest things of its acter he| United States from Canada to keep a close Kellet—Cured by Two Sets cato contents or sender. One porsoual intervlew proforred. - Consultation free. Correspondonce atriotly has ever scen, and boldly declares that 1t is [ Watch on these immigrants and see that Sacigurajiatomadlog. private. Book (Mystories of Life) sent freo. Office hours, % a.m. o 9 p. m. Sundays 10 6. m. to 3 m. due to the fact that such matters are con. | treasury quarantine regulations are strictly | T wish toexpress my thanks for the benefit I = end stamp for clreular. s N st Heont | enfore This is the first arrival of immi. | have derived from using CUTICURA KEMEDIES. C Auau umn s Wie You (of sectacy. Follevad way of Canada | Noihinz like them wus over manufactured, = C e —— vicious precedents which hay ostablished, is a little short of upon the constitutional government. It en- : ables us to see with w 50 a few ambi- tious and_aspiring men in every ley been 0-08-Pitts vs Travie, substitute. jp— 5 -~ - 110 Cloments va Westerholm. RSV e | CALIFORMIA FIG SYRUP 0O 197 wittiams vs specht. LOUISVILLE, Y. WEW VORK, My f s ThEUI'IgIIlal '(lllfl bl‘.fillllle 1316 Douglas Street, ()nlalm, Neb. SCRATCH E[) 8 YEARS. | (WORCEOTERSHIRE) | mcemuen sesuiesnnorsous, cvonie pivas o it and wtaay s Asoeuleang upon its feat tho will of the pose of the_constitution. Mantle and Beckwith, the legislatur journed the day before the vacancies curred, despite their sworn duty to fill them. 1f legislatures can thus be permitted to tam Pper with the constitution and laws of their ¢ and be rewarded with oss and impunit, respectfully submit that a great blow has been inflicted upon the good registered graduate In medicine, as diplomas and cortifizates will show, iy stlil treating with the greatoss | success catarrh, [ost man: seminal weakness, nigat 101534 all and forms of private dissases. No y used. New treatment for 1048 of vital power. Partias unablo to visit mo may be trasted at home spondence. Medicing or Instrumanty sent by ‘wall OF exp:ass secureiy picksd, no marks to indi- of the sense of duty that imvresses the its from Hamburg by K Beted i, . fn public, the senator states that littlo at- | Since tho suspension of immigration last SUMorod wiih i soro hond | LmParts the mcsk doleous taste and carh ) ARE YOU tention to grave matters like this is given by nuary I would break outall over EXTRACT s0UPS, oI tars other thin those. whe sy given 9% | “"Mr. Hepburn, comptroller of the currency, my’ head With pimples | ora LETTER from order and the legal government of our coun- | o¢"{he"fveign relati mmittoo, and thae | today expressed the opinion that there was which “would { | aNEDICAL GEN. GRAVIES, ~ Q Sty and the permanency of its institutions. | of e OelEN 1o A no danger that other national banks in tery matter, 1| TLEMAN st Mad- U1 )tl lread SLLAROEs o flivma, 88 61 unconiradioted | gid sometimes: m ng faith iu the com: | Nashville, Tenn., would be d by the TP Lwoula. biosd “Afiar | I e brotver s proposition, thit wh governor | mittoe that has them in chary ilure of the Commercial National bank. | e 2w th o f ek [i A W ORCES] o We have a large varioty of cised his power of appolutment wntil the | ™ omites will probably report hack | According to the information receied at the P bt o Loes [ ey 1L B O & coun q 7 ‘meeting of the legislature and that the legis- | oluti 0 To i etin department, he said, the failure of the Com- | or less, 1 finally made e e lature has failed to fill the vacancy, the gov- | Lie, Fesolution to remove the injunction of h niot o bad one. The last | iy mind to jup Cumiol| & LEAAERERINE at the next exceutive session. What amount of corresponden your Curi- 2%, With re- ernor cannot i ain exercise th o that their sauce is appointing by a bank examiner » will be Trusses B unton. 1t 18 anld thab 1t leased. with it dopends upon the wishes of | Showed the bank it good coudition. ernr‘ e s i s istamy fig - « S| said 1 the state ' sle 01 o sing o opinia B conclusion, it is said_ that 1t the state | (3"t g departmont. Secretary Carlisle his avpointed De. 1. A. | gots o (Vricuna i "aniipaly | opinion, o mos Srrm oy e el v e ] R SRR A | e o SIS | g upporter \ there is g ation on tho b ! e ork. {0 saveral porsons, wnd they il tell me they | 4 :):Eh.»:‘...l.ll I|;-‘;:-\ur(;ul:_\ ot ll".r\l::(“l‘\ll";l;";: h.‘.fi:;\';‘ PAPERS OF COLUMBUS, Tk tant pl,‘,“,,_nh.rr encral | aroNo. & Gur drgisg is doln o ien mmy]- SOEIS Arieeithsk e l Ao LY S AORAOR - hanaeuosion, or Pricel cumer . Maxwell i forty-nine four | ness In CuTC DIES, S my curo, And are sure wo can pleaso other means, to insure that perpetuil repro. | Priceless Documents A by Spaintotho | D e : ! ivo biven i tho priviie:s of : f it Uit pn e el temds | povtmators, i of isnmboe thiriytoven | RS ot ety | Bewale of I'mmm“s the constitution. - WasmNazoN, D: O, March| g8i—Me, [ MPFRAC B ¥ROCACIes GAUBOA [y tho FalOval | porsrais: ARGn ' Private room for filling {russes. We can neither compel a | le ture to | William E. Curtis, in charge of tie Sy Photographer. Mt. Horeb, Wis. seo that you get Lea & Pemns elect, nor a governor to appoint, In a gov. ernment 1 upon the ernor something must be v the patriotism and. ecommon sens whom the government is entrusted. pape American exhibit at the World Baron de Andreda’s Faneral, My wife has been IruuMml with tne salt Lad: in th(hnce for Lady Customers. i of the KOV- | uched Washington this morning from Nort | _ WASHINGROX, D. C., March 28,—TFuneral | Fbotmy for four years | iuriug this timo doc: adhrn " Medical Supplie .,r‘n“‘.“.;l.“ { folk, having in his custody the Columbus | Services over the remains of Baron do Augiur i i, gecit: ( e L0 DL and she s nent doctors of Oh w L DOUGLAS s loaned by the Spauish government | d¢ Andreda, the special A e i Surgical and Rubber Goods. i Eera T Aliing SR MG (hauialop f only one boX of CUTICURA, CUTICURA Fustare on ayery: botilonfeOrir for exhibition at Chicago. They were | Wore held at St. Mathew's church this morn- | Soar, and ha't a bottle of tho Cu' ‘| JOHN DUNCANS BONS. NEW YORT. wi | R A R . THE = ALOF =& PENFOLD €0 53?..&“.9;50!‘:’,3.5"’;,.“ i sador, | vletely. prienid alf Bhoo 1n the wor ° et wewese it | I will pay you W Boy brought to this country on United | ing. The honorary pall b States steamship Newark, which r the B §|gg-nouum-maevmywn-n. y o) 5 Everybody should wear them. It is a duty the Argentine | Cuticura Resolvent 114 S. 15th, Next to Postoffice. ., tailed to give rolief, n envoy, | I bousht the CUTICUIA RE use CHARGES AGAINST SENATOR ROACH. Probable Action of the Senate In the Case serats Displeas Wasnixaros, D. C., March 28 Norfolk Sunday afternoon. Mr. Curtis companied on_the trip from Nor ters, the chi lezation ful in- | oLl 3ou owe yoursolt to got the bost value for v this ety by a military guard, the obligatios er of | mho new Blood and Skin Burifier, internally 2 your money. Hconomizein yourfootwear quiry discloses the fact that the resolution | assumed by the United States to the .\‘l an. | the spe ion. At the request | aud Cur biein Ot e, aed Doy TO BRING YOUR S R R SRS | bpurchasing W, L. Douglas Shoes,whiol introduced in the senate looking to the in- | ish government requiring thav tho papers | OF, th¢, Brazillan minister th L g R ! etary of | exquis to Skin Beautifier, ox. < n lep:‘:n-dnt;ha benl‘;nlun ;\ the wmw 5 Ak 9 saun d ) goyarnmed & thatsthe ¢ detailed the United States marine band | Uy reliove and spocdily oire o1 s Q P vertised atove, as thousands can tos! g vestigation of the charges against Senator \'Iln _nl{lh(‘ on! "ulm’l.\ un}h_r ‘." rl'r‘!.l.xllvvu} of | ;na two troops of cavalry from Fort Myer, | se and humorof the sk \lmlpn‘mll n ‘C\\] ()r ( ()b )] d A9 Take No SBubstitute, &y Roach of North Dakota, was presented by e military und naval forces of tho United o act as 4 gusrd of honor, Diplomatic | Plood, with loss of hair. from infaney to’ age, | of None genutne without W. T, Mr. Hoar of his own volition, and not as the | e papers have been deposited et tives from ¢ delegation here | from pimples to serofu b ooy Dous '}7‘.3"1".'.,'”' o elamped on bowoin. Look resule of ‘ang caucus action. 1t is also ovl | arily it YA OF the Sufo: Deposit s | Aetended the servicesand o large number of | Soutovorywhere, Prico, Guricns, o sour [ T'reatment clton Tass, Sold by dent that some republican senators do not | pany i Washington, The papers are about | Lrominent oficials and represeutative | D g e UG s L she RoTTNt TO US, Stiger & Oc look with favor on the resolution. They |:m- in n‘mn‘wl‘rl i comprise the original : e F2-How to Cure Skin Distases,” 61 pages FOR ALL ‘;“'3"',’... vasan, [gauts Newma W,k held that the acts of a man before his documents relating to Columbus’ voyage of | E 2 50 11lustrations, and 160 testimonlals. malled ; > 1 o (e, ton as A sentor are 1Ot & propor sbject of | dIscovery, his report to Ferdinand and Isa- | CARNES AGAINST HEIMROD. froe. RigHes We willsaveyoumoney, We Chronic, Nervous, =l e e 5 | bella and his will i | - - o prepare medicines and sel ; nvestigation, providud ey Have 1 [ belia gl d e Thele 01 Tnspection Fight Lingering i tho | PIRTLES sligkhouts sl rowsh ciyped drugs at low prices. We do Privats and “l ’ \ electic PRI St e i wid oily Sicin, oured by CTTice A Soan e L support of this proposition one republican | 2 ! il | [ | not sell patent medicine. Our aeuntor citud L Foport e Lo o house by | | WAsHGTOx, D G, March 2% —Tho reso- | A caso that brings up somo of tho mom | KOW MY BACK ACHES. | Busiuets is Special Diseases. . General Butler, when he was chairman of | 1utions for the election of ofiicers of the sen- | ories of the James E. Boyd administration 1s | n L . 9 7o0te aX Dorlonae IRSCHBERG S THE CELE- | the judiciary committee, which was callod | ate—William R. Cox of North Carolina as | on trial in the court presided over by Judge | R A e L) Weak: e T o 2 Xobrp asRariance. o | HHIR uuwm:‘,ug £ : 1 é upon 1o pass upon - similar question, The | Richard J. Bright of Indiana as | Pavis. The title is Edward Caraes against | i Lty £ O3 TR by th Surgloal Instruments DISEASES OF WOMEN % SPECTACLES Y, . BRATED 3 democratic members were plainly vexed at reant-at-ar 1’ Rev. Mx. Milbur: CUTICURA ANTEPAIN PLAsTER nd Surgical Suppiies. Shmosratio mowbers wora plaluly yexed: at geant-at-arms and Rev. Mr. Milburn as | Louis Heimrod, both of whom were state oil = ‘.,b--.. notice of his intention. 1t is intimated that | Chaplain—coupled with conaitions that they | insy tors during difforent periods of their | '1\ Full SIET p 1t Yl - & Trontod at 80 o month 5{(’ // Q‘_)ti NON- und ull medicines S the democratic steering committee will con- | Shall not enter |.x discharge of their duties | existence, and on aceount of their having | OR 7\,:,;14}' THE ALOE & PENFOLD CO., furnishod. 4{: m\\ CHANGFEA- 4 sult |:|. (:x“llh\) matt -ll-f.l.“vl .Iu e ”:.; .:I the | KKIIIII'\.I I.Ilh“ 3 \m i m.:..-::l:l-.;fl-» ‘1 )\\‘}:'mh“l“m‘x“ | beea such oil inspectors the legal differences - 4| y ’ 114 South 15th Street,, | AT ¥ ot iax i traiblae irentad asE ressanable ,; & BLE SI 5 sued o o dispo. e e arose. Tepth extr: in mornts charges. CONSULTATION FREE. Calion - sition of tho resolution, but if theopinions of | Office, were presented in the senate today | 703 . . Nelwoes inaseed nfior ooy Hext to Bostoffon, | BUACEOROUNBULTATION BIER. Uall ouge » TACLES nocratic W are any mndication | and went over until tomorrow. | When Boyd apointed Heimrod Carnes re snnduy. orfact. fe - - there does not appear to be any feasiblo way | The case of Senat h of North Da- antesd, and Eyoglass. to stop the investigation th kota was brought befor enate in the 53] in rd the “T'his resolution also went over until tomorrow. S.—The intro The senate adjou s DYER Uli SEYMOUR PUTNAM Under ('4' 'All ces of the ate v se shape of a slution offered by Mr. Ho = H | Vi el 0! B nnw s elections to investigate the allegations of o : , ‘.'.',”,'I‘.'\" ST i tona0n .'.'“mn"\" ...'.‘:i.'l"f,'.‘ RN S SRIRRER L N DRk O T | DOUGLAS BLOCK, - OMAHA, NEB Max Meyer & Bro, Co. ONLY, looked upon as an admission of guilt, the fact, and what is the duty of the senate Paxton Block. Elevators, warehouses, lmlm) mumu 16th and Farnam Streots. Keorganization of Senato Oitieials, Elevator on 16th 8t Folephons 1055, | DELICIOUS t construction and | v y | g Of Iaterials, 8 Wasnixarox, 1, C., March . after a session of BRING THIS WITH YOU ¥ 1%, O, Box 334, t'r duction by Senator G il Ap oo, | FREHERES . 1|]H WILLIAMSON | et s | B s e v | TR | Flavorlng | NEBRASKA ‘ gt <ot for 3 ll\; ng @ thorough and e pived by 25.—The cabi- | ; the senate officers, means o transfer of the | net met at 11 o'clock today and thus shut off house block ding to pluus and specificas | | ! o % } as Natiopal Bank tions now t the ofice of MeDonald struggle from sec ou to the open | many visitors waiting to see the president [ (2o EARRDRIMRTUNY: | -0 | ) Henae oo 518 Toy ock, Blaus | H . house of the semate. All offers of com- | Among the callers were John Scott Harvison | g ik Vdalodl I [17 14 Tt Bty okl e eC|a |St i promise have failed, and all attempts to | of Kansas City, a brother of ex-President | | o B i R T g e adjust the matter amicably in private have | Harrison, but who 1o & pital. s Buifineh ct, RKER, M. D, N, \ lting ‘phyaician of the | 8., chicf con. 3 a staunch democrat, | B A 100,000 M23d9) | Trosidont of ; s o ‘ come to naught, the fight is now | Mr. Harrison is accused of ogling in a very | NATURAL FRUIT FLAVORS. | : L= NEw ER MEDICAL AND SURGICAL :fu’\:?r'x q’:'l:".fl.{‘fl"fiy.fl’ ,T(';'."fiifl‘.,".“: { to be waged ©in the open field. | suggestive mauner for the survesorship of " Of perfect purity— ueplus. ........ $65,000 DISPENSARY. Sknicat AxiosiaTion (o, the PIZE ESSAY on e outcome will be canuot | customs at Kausas City | Vanilla ; {Lanastibion - Fy Fehausted | jiaroop Ny N erous and DAyERa b bo predicted, but there is reason to believe | Miss Edith Day of Portland, Ore., who s | Lemon § Of great strength— e . A0 WOMEN AT ONCE, R EnL LA, KISMIRE. permacently | DA N Al Disee o aul Misensch LD . {0t both sides are’ half-hearted in the mat. | raciug around tho United Seates and Mesico | Orangel Economy in their use. 10 Cunitag: vios prasdsns G & et it KA maiadien’ 08 brivate o dalosis watusa. of I P e middineas sUER: id it s safe to say that o majority of | against Miss Bess Mitehell Doolittle of i Rdse,ste, 4 | Morse.dohn g Colltas 4. N il Pateias: Loats § I A AKDETBENSES elthoe BT csah” SLRuMIS Resuee, O rosp moniale. 1 i"&:t'ii‘.‘&l‘.::i:i":.‘.‘.’,.‘h"&,..’.‘..‘ suicieut in- | Chlcago was also auong. tho callers on the - Flavor as dolicately Kewd, casiivn s ?833.}!'1'!’:,@3’3 ot | NV MATL, — Agdrons with [ Laree book, SOLENGE OF LI, O ARLE: % g wake & very | president. and deiicious!y as the fresh frut, E MEDO-ELECTRO PAD CO.. Cincinnati, Ohio. e pariicuinre, Which whil be sent fo plain | 1 it ESERVATION, 200 pp., 125 invaluable pres | 1 THE IRON SBANK. | s ‘l oy o PO Box 654, 118 8. 13th-st.,Omaba, Neb seriptions, full gis ouly 81.00 by mall, sealed. » | A