Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 27, 1893, Page 5

lIPEACHMENT FOND TIED UP took a violent turn once twn neeasiol in & while and on he has attempted to commit suicide, Auditor Moore Will Issue No More Warrants | Agninst the Appropriation. an | s | Ni JUGGLED IN THE ENGROSSING ROOM Iy 2 5 ‘ n‘\ th e wi u wi v to dic th Either by Design or Accident the Amount the BIl Was Not Prop- porly ¥ Wil Not Delay the Trial W tavolved isterod Liscors, Neb., April 26 Ter ) —State Auditor Moore nutified the state tre any of the warr [Special to Tie this afternoon surer not to register nts that had already been issued upon the impeachment fund appro priasted by the recent I ure. Th auditor was induced to take this step by the uneertainty which exists in his own mind s to the legality of the appropriation. It will be remembered that in the house amend ment to the genoral approvriation bill the amount set apart for the expenses of the impeachment was fixed at $25,000; but when the bill r the senate the amount was reduced to 815,000, On the last day of the session, two houses were struggling in the final dissolution, side exp y the members of the conf ence committee in agr z upon the am ments. Finally, late in the day,an agr ment was reached and the bill with its numerous amendments was sent to the en grossing room. In the hands of the engross ing and enrolling clerks the bill was juggled ither by accident or design, and the amount appropriatea for the impeachment expe was left at 25,000, the sum originally ported by the house. Auditor Moore's Uncertainty. Wiien the attention of Auditor Moore wa called to the fact that the bill had be signed by the governor with the mistake un sdetected he gave the matter but little atten tion, merely stating that he would look mto' it as soon as he could find the time. But there were a number of pe tthe state capital who look upon th pancy with considerable t and not & day has clapsed since the act was discovered but what one, two or more “friends” have dropped into the audi s oftice to assure that official that re d involve himself in a serious complici issuing warrants upon the fund first no particular attention was paid to th kindly suggestions which came in so thick and fast and with such sceming disinterest edness. By direction of the managers of the impeac b issued three warrants against tl iation, one to the man Lves for 500, and two others to | wbertson and Greene, each for | mount. The first two warrants | istered in the office of the stato | (& ca wi sti no aga when the throes of diffeult e rienced of nd sul L ov il tin te An Hi N W ov e b di su | Bu tra it w qu vs At Bl Bu vs ra vs but the latter is held up under th decision of the auditor today Mr. Moore explained to o representative of Tue Bee this afternoon that his only motive in stopping the registration of the warrants_was for the purpose of having the legality of the appropriation sertled by the supreme court. He wished it understood | that he wus actuated by no disposition to | delay the impeachment proceedings, but | that he felt that he should take some steps to protect himself from any possibility error. He had talked the matter over with the governor, he said, and the latter had asked the attorney general for an opinion in vegard to the legality of the appropri Wiil Not Delay the Trial, Judge Lamber! 1 thisatternoon that he felt perfec ured of the legality of the aupropriation, as far as the expenditure of the $15,000 was ‘concerned. He said the matter could be quickly settled either by ¥oing to the supreme court for a writ of mandamus or by simply making a motion in open court when the impeachment cases come up next Monday afternoon. The trial wonld not be delayed by the action of the auditor. Acting Attorney General that he had been asked for an opinion upon the matter and that he was engaged in look- ing it up. As an off-hand opinion he believed that the appropriation of the $15.000 orig- inally contemplated by tne conference com- mittee was perfectly legal and at the imme- diate aisposal of the managers of impeaeh ment, Work for the Railroad Secrctaries. Secretary Dilworth of the State Board of “Transportation this morning made a list of the railrond crossings and junction points m the state which will comeé under the opera- | tion of the new transfer switch law, which | M goes into efect on July 1. Ho discovered 111 of these junction points, distributed as fol- Jows: Burlington with Union Pacifl twenty-four; Burlington with Fremont, horn & Missouri Valfley, thirteen; Burling- ton with Missouri ic, eleven: Burling- ton with Rock Island, ten; Burlington with Pacific Short Line, th Burlington with XKansas City, Wyandotte & Northwestern, two; Burlington with Kearney & Black Hills, one. Union Pacific wi Ba Vs Ri tid Vs i Da o] Summers said | g G B cit Fi ol w vs vs ca De Ps Br h Rock Island, six; with Missouri Pacific, four; with Kearney & Black Hills, seventeen; with Wyandotte & Northwestern, one- Fremont, Ellhorn & Missouri Valley with Rock Isiaud, four; with Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha, four; with Missouri Pacific, three; with Pacific Short Line, two Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha fic Short Line, fiv the er: Ha re i tc Sl in| with the P Missouri Pacific with Rock Island, | Under the new law transfer switches will have to be constructed and maintaine these junction points unless the interested can convinee the State Board of " Transportation that such accommodations are unnecessary for the good of the publ Secretary Dilworth is of the opinion that least 100 cases will come before the board for action under the operation of the law o are three cases now pending before secrotavies and which will be delayed until the impeachment cases are tried and determined ‘ Gossip nt the State House. The military board will meet at the ofice of the adjutant general next week for the purpose of considering the matter of the annual encampment of the Nebraska Na- tional guards. The board is comp Adjutant General Gage, General Judge Advocate Watson and Colovels Br: and Bills. N Auditor Moore has designated the T B National Bank of Omaha as the depository | 1 for the trusts and incorporated companies of the state, who are required to re rebate vou a ded by b No. 91, recently approve Lieutenant Governor Harrison of Grand Is d Cloud we ki st Ly Si an W M Ma " | C.W. Kaley | e visitors at the stato house | H | n | Se Hastings filed . | ation with the ternoon. The number reduced from 1,000 to iner to the o he case of Stevensor from Dou Knox « the clerk of the articlés of ine n of stato th n f shares of stock is | K 00, with autiority to nal number if desived ok against he supreme afternoon, cases wore filed with supreme court this after- moon. Wilson Losure is the apellant in each | case, and the defendants ave J. H. Miller | and Baity Thompson, respectively | J.B. Erion, yesterday appointed deputy | Jabor commissioner, will ass: 0 the duties of his oMice on Monday next. Phillip An dres, the present incumbent, hias already nc copted o position with the Krug Brewing company of Omaha. Linecoln o Kinuear, the man ar 1 yesterds alleged complicity in the robbery of th Osterlow near Havelock, has left town, mu to the disgust of the police who are now e vinced thut he is the man who really mitted the robbery. Tra, Detective Malone has st the fugitive. %ulnu Itors today commenced (e B g ages for injurics received by falling through defective sidewalk on K streel between venth und Twelfth stroots | Thomas J. Mastin was last adjudged insane and ' o the :h"- morning he insanity commission t asylum an old wan named Georwe Barnett, who for some time past has lived at Twenty fourth and O streets. The old wan's lusasity | B Ia, lic Briof. m is still held and d in pursuit of | suit evening tal asylum day sent to the district ¢ visable 1o go ov quite probable Sueil boodlers last winter. Proce Be: sud roceedings were had: L. F fees Savings b Owens, Mi Iggert vs B Dryfus vs Moline, Nichols. Russell Crimes, Dean vs State lins vs Smith, Commerc ford vs Johnson, .||\- vs Baker M Caully vs Owenstien, cha Clair vs State, County Commissioners Clay county Orr and vs United company, Dodge v compuay V8 olds A. Posten has commen mage sult against the efty rt to award him § which he alleges to hav red by roason of the change of grade at nth and L. strects N and asks the 00 for dam: clnl Grand Jary Callod. A spec onday o asylur oroughly gone o emed AT, hich exists as to the it nts found last December. ry was called during the term of the court, iile the reading of the statutes evidently ires a notice of twenty days. In order avoid the expense of a trial upon an in tment which may be declared invalid by © supreme court it has been deemed ad- r the matter again, It that ex-County torney who managed the cases against tl will be employed by sunty Attorney Woodward to prosecute the se: in. As Mr. Snellis now fortified th more testimony. and his witnesses are Il in the eity, it is believed that there is question out what the same ain indicted ial grand fury will be convened next nd the matter of the indictment of This step has the uncertainty of the indict The last grand AR SCPREME COURT. ngs th Lixcory, ®.]—The ant to Beftor Nebriskn Fribunsl, b, April supreme court and ial to Tue met today pur- the Crofoot, esq ctice Sp adjournment Douglas co State vs Farm bmittea on appli s of reference; Omaha bmitted on motion to ap, motion to quash bill of exceptions crruled; Ehrsam vs Phenix Insurance smpany, order on plaintiff to serve and o briefs in thirty days A s, ne for plaintiff to s and file briefs ex nded five days; State vs Comm nk, exceptions to report of referec d briefs are to be filed 1803 wner vs Holcomb, dismisscd ; ns vs \thews, motion submitted; Morse vs alker, motion to quash bill of exceptions erruled ; Chadron vs Glover, submitted on btion to dismiss; Smith vs iirst National nk_of Chadron, submitted on motion to smiss; State bank of Crawford vs Owens, bmitted on motion to dismiss; Rose vs urr, leave given defendant to file additional anscript; Patrick and company vs Leuv worth, appearances of Curtis & Keysor for fendant and Charlton & Hall for plaintiff ithdrawn ; Buchanan vs Selden, motion to iash bill of exceptions overruled owing causes were submitted ves vs Home Insurance ilton vs Home Fire Insurance co mp vs King, Kansas City, Wyan- & Northwestern Railroad compuny vs Hodgkinson vs Hodgl Middleton, Johnson vs Hardy, chison & Northern Railroad igett vs McMurtry., World mpany Mullen, Gibbor vs uilding and Loan association, B. & M. Railroad company, O ilway vs Cameron, Langd: Deerson, Thompson vs Campl Printz, Suchavan vs Selden, Wells David City Improvement. as- ion, Heald vs _ Polk county of ‘Aurora vs Cox, Prewitt va York , Wildman vs Shambaugh, Waddle vs Ragan vs Morrill, Sallidan vs 11, Firesteen vs Norwich, water, Lanham vs First Nation te, Blakeslee vs Missouri Pa mpany, Laird vs_Leap, I wker vs Abrams, Shields v Gantt, Wax sse vs Giasch, onal bunk s admitte and M ation for anty to pr rchants bank al vs Fabens vs company, Publishing Ame Bunderson aha Street Vs ite At 1 bank of ic Railroad on € vs Davey, Ublig v§ Barnum, Ord Na- vs Wells, Cutting vs Baker, Willey vs Charlton, Willey Charlton, Sever Valleys bank vs Smith, Buckley vs Hook, Duggan ansen, Sharmer vs Johnson, Tootle vs rst National bank of Chadron, Paul vs wvidson, Sioux City vs Jamison. The following cases wers continued rico Starch _company. Dorsey vs Lavender, Conway vs s Roar, Col- aha vs Lipp, MeDor son vs Lombard Investment company, itsche vs Sullivan, Creasman vs State, sssleman vs Adam: v$ Baum, Mun® Hammond vs anufacturing Rodde yof Lincoln vs Townsend, sher, Hockesheimer vs St son, Houston vs Lovejoy, ) anics and ‘iraders bank, Cobb vs State, Rood vs Bowman vs Hagher vs C Creighton Wetsig vs i ; vs Albre Rob More inch, Finl brook vs Fu adsen Gorn 20, Burling! nald vs Gravow, Craig aul, Minueapolis and Omaha Railroac ‘Lothrop vs_ Michaelson, Johns ott, Warren vs Raben, Hamilton uss, Chicago, Burlington and Quir alt, Bohner vs Bohner, Richards vs Frank com- Rutan Redman vs Voss, “llllnll merican Nation; bank, Chi: n and Quincy vs Homan, Me cific Mutual Life Burlington vs Moyer, Kweshan vs State, Pearsall vs Columbus ( y company, Watrous vs wreourt vs Dawes, Lanham vs Mille nty Sadlick, Foss vs Dawes, [ rst D Bauk of Crete, I »nal bank vs Orchard, d, Anthes vs leming vs F Ragoss vs ex el Stanton vs Owen, s Gerecke, Schelley Bavues vs Hale, Farmers Loan Trust company ' vs Kiilenger Baker vs Killenger, Fox vs vigenfind vs Viergutz, Burtraad ates Wind Engine and Cox vs Barnes, Hamilton vs Goff, iott, Bank of West Union vsa Mc: 1, Wyman vs Pe 1L vs Kimball, inspahr vs S K _vs Web- or county, Dwyer n, Vil- ge of Biue Hill' vs Simpson, Spink vs ate ex rel Robbins, Deibold Safe and Lock smpany vs Ayres, German American Insur- wce company vs Hart, Ra Bros. vs ‘oolman, State ex rel Shat Bowmau, iller vs Chi Burlington & Quiney, arnick vs Hines "vs Holdredge, wis, Cushing vs rs Iusu ny vs Snowden, Davis vs Snide Atkinson, 'Hanus vs Ree Bank of Broken Bow vs arstow, State ex rel Laontermann vs inter,” Studebaler Bros. Manufacturing Holland, Arnold vs Weimar. Globe Investment comp Cloman, Wilde vs W ate ex rel Marquet vs L s vs Dames, Probst vs ALl v8 Pierce, Walker vs Sweeney surance company, Hartford, vs aman vs Brummitt, Smith vs vs Shaffel Flentham vs Stew wiffman, Anderson vs Sar Otis vs Butters, C wnk vs Ketehan P Boatrice Allaies. Neb., Avril 3 The city counci night enses were Insurance nthes, pming, Cum- vs Glascott, F vs Johnson, county, State of harp s vank, unty, irst Nutional i vs ve Baker Probst, Kinsman, Tuttle, Ki \trick-Koch BEATRICE, e weld petitions presented together Ouly five a long sb Lwelve or with bouds. twelye Flavornug Extracts NATURAL FRUIT FLAVORS. Of perfect purity— Of great strength— Economy in their use Flavor as delicately iously as the fresh frum, of the [Vania Lemon Orange men will be | com- | ishop | | the Adve n_vs Campbell | 11, Stutsner | | of the 1 Atwood vs | vs Brown, | Watts | ationd AI bank | First | Pemp | \ od a grading and penitentiary boodlers will be | THE OMAHA D woro granted, the othors belng 18id over till tomorrow. A strong remonstrance has been filed against several of the npplicants. The Gage County Business Men's associa tion met in Gibbs' hall yesterday. A manent organization was effectod and other fmportant business transact resolution was passed commending the County Press association for its action in gard to matters of interest to the business men of the county. The attendance was very good, especially from towns outside trice he Beckley house has been lensed by I . who took possession yesterd G Beckley, the former proprietor, g to Chicago to take charge of the Hotel Ohio during the World's fair. There are at present in course of construc tion seven large brick business blocks, rang 1 height from th number of priv The Beatr 8. Bourne, P. Fall and T, from their exc te dwellings nimrods, G. H. Brewster, W L. Thrift, H. G. Keim, Dr. C. Westwick, roturned yesterday rsion on the Missouri river FOR YOUNG CHANG NEBKASKANS, Rules Governing the Examination of Candi- | dates for Nuval A Avnona, Neb., April Bee Hou. E. J. Hair for the Fourth district has issued the fol- | lowing notice of competitive examination of o n Regulnr Sesslon of | 4pplicants for appointment | following | to the cadetship at Annapolis amina for Notice Is here nation for y given that pointment | held at Line inl and | | stand pipe at & | Boston | manded and the outlook | unfavorable to work being resumed for some | wilt employ from twenty to tw 0, Strickler vs | Phanix | | Hirschberg's Spectacles 1498, commene board of examine tors and one Qualit must b aetuil residen district of Nebraska, between the surs, unmarried, physically sound ud thor sading, writing, spellin grammar and Unite also he well versed in and clomentary prin I general he must be in for naval service and p upon the course at the naval ntal rule » éxamination, both 1 will be rigid, b nd fair, on physical and in uil rospects non- all having the re rted tex- ani id the o1 ation will bo wppointe pssing second will be appointed alternate. adet will report at Annapolis, Md., for examination thors on' May 16, 1898, In he fails on mination” at Annapolis th alternate will bo sent for, examined and, if qualiticd, admitted The exinination at Lincoln will be for my guidance and the benefit of candidates for ap- pointnient and in 1o manner binds the author- ities at the acadeny. For further information wddross the nndersigned E. 0. AINER, Member of Congross Notes of News from Fresoxt, Neb., April 26.—[Special to Tne Bee.]—D. V. Sephens, county superintend- ent of schools, has sold the Western Teacher to C. A. Manville, superintendent of the public schools in Hooper and proprietor of ser at Dodi The city council met in re evening and approved the Willson, street commissioner; Maurice Nel son, city marshal, and P. B. Cummings, chier department. A communication wasread from Engineer Andrews placing the estimated cost of the new proposed 0. W.T. Crook said he had found upon investigation something over $7,000 available for that purpose. Saloon licenses were granted to N. J. Ronin, D. Hein, John Knoell, Jugenheimer Bros., Albers & Co., John Winter, Fremont Browing company,” Al Foreman, 'Peters & Hein, Danicls, Phillips & Lansing, L. P. Larson & Co., John Doerr, C. H. Christen sen, L. Hagander, N. Hansen and James Crannery. Druggists' permits were also granted to Magenan & Brunner, Luke Ful- kerson, J. H. A. Thomas and W. J. Davies Hast| Hastixas, Neb., pecial to THE Bre.|—Francis Lamb of this city and Alice Conner of Clay courty were married at St. Cecelia’s church, the ceremony tiking place at 9 o'clock this morning. Father Caraher of Hastings acted as celebrant, Father Loughran of Minden as deacon, Father Fitzgerald of Omaha as subdeacon nd Father English of Hastings as master of onies. Solemn high mass was ren- fter the wedding ceremony. Loyal Mystic Legion of America, by Pioneer council No. 1, will celebrate the first nniversary of the founding of the order by giving & banquet at Dutton hall on Wednes- day evening, May 3. The Hastings Cyeling club has engaged rooms in the Millet block on Hastings ave- nue and Fourth street remont, lar session last bonds of J. M Dakota City Involved. Dakota Ciry, Neb., April 26.—[Spe Telegram to Tue Bes.]—An attachment wa today issued in the district court by the Investment company against the Pacific Short Line Bridge company to r cover the sum of £0,000. Sheriff Ryau in obedience to the order has attache the same. This Is the outcome of the failuresin Swoux_City on Tuesday. Al orders for material for the bridge have been counter- at present is vi time. larging Her Commercial Fio'd. GraxD IstAxD, Neb., April 20.—[Special to Tue Bee.]—Steps were taken at a meeting of business men last night which will no doubt bring to this city a soap factory which ity-five men Soap company at John Davis is manager, The Wyoming of which annually. Laramie, Paine’s Celery Compound is the Best Sprmg Med1c1ne It makes the weak strong. We sell and J.H.SCHMIDT, Druz recommend it, t,2ith and Cuming the marvelous L] nd pay Address VON MOHL €O.. o Lovrion bl e O i PROTECT YOUR EYES AND UsB SCHB H h—'\‘" iumc:ffo ABI b * SPECTACLES &/ Nonchanzeable e Z{‘?Q-) " %gsY S MKNEVER BRO B2 s oke COMPANY, DATENTED Jijpy 70571885 MAX MEYER & BRO, CO,, ONLY Eyeglasses of | ee 1o six stories, also a | Tire member of congress | | United States AILY BPE: | (s the firm. An ngrosthbnt was signod today by & number of grocerswhich will fulfill the only inducement nsked, Oscrota, Neb., Ber.) - While Mr. Edward Strack’ s children were playing witha revolver the weapon exploded and the bullet went through his 10-year-old boy's left hend A spark of fire yesterday got (nto & ormbrib belonging to Harr; Davis, who | lives a few miles from town, and 1,000 bushels of corn Disirict court will genvene here next Monday. There are thirty-nine cases on the docket. Three of thetfi ire for divoroes. Knives Us, Fight. York, Neb., April Special Telegram to Tur Bee] -Yesterday evening Otis Koontz and two of Sam \Wagner's boys of Lushton became enraged at a young man named Salmon at that pl. and attacked him with their knives. Salmon was ser- fously but not dang ly cut. The parties were arested and on examination were bound over to the next term of court. The boys gave bail, but Koontz is still in To Manufacture Brick, Tane Rock, Neb., April 26.—[Special to Tur Ber. | -A. C. Smith, who has filed articles of in poration for the Table Rock | Brick and Tile company, was here yesterday with two of the swockholders of the com- pany, and got the refusal of a tract of land of 120 o s from ! iam Sutton, on which to place the plant. Tt is any quantity of the finest brick clay in the orld in tract just south of town ney of an In Keanse Neb. April um to Tie Bee.|—Clara Grove, a little 4 year-old, came in last night on the Union Pacific and was going to Callaway, a town on the Kearney & Black Hills road was ing alone and had a card fastened to a string ticd around her necl name and place of destination. She was put on the train for Callaway this morning. Special Telo- d st in Time. eb., April 26.—[Special to piscopal church, the hand- worship in the city came ne of a fire yesterday. throwing ashes out of the furnace, carried with them fire. It burnt through the pine floor and was slowly mak- ing its way to the ceiling of the basement | when discovered and extinguished Discoy GRAND TSLAND Tuk Bee.|—The somest house of near being the The janitor in Roaut of the Run. York, Neb., April 2 to Tre Bee.|—The loug drouth was broken here last night by a heavy rain which began yesterday afternoon and continued all night This will bring small grain up and put the geound in good condition for corn. 1t greatly helped the fall wheat which had begun to show the effects of the drouth North Platte Conference Dakora City, Neb., April Telegram to Ti Bee.]—The conference of the Nebraska synod of the Emanuel Lutheran church closed a three days session in this place this evening. Rev. L.'M. Kuhns of Omaha‘was president of the meeting. All the sessions were largely at- tended North Camsringe, N gram toTue Bee. |-A pretty wedding wasc ebrated here tonight, the contracting parties being Mr. Henry Enders, a popular y oung incss man, and Miss Ada Medleyn, oneof the most popular among Cambridge's’ young ladies. The cream of socioty were in attend- ance. el e Trusts a binations Are unpopular. But there is one form of trust against which 1o one has _anything to say. That is the trust which the public re- poses in Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and the best of it is the trust is fully justified by the merit of the medicine. For remember, Hood's Sarsaparilla cures, ) Hood's Palls o purge, pain or Spring Humors QPRING HUMORS, blaod humors, skin humors, scalp humors with loss of hair, and every num humor, whether itching, burning, bleeding, aly, orusted, pimply o blotchy, whetlier simpiey rofulous, or' hereditary, from Infancy to age, as Bow apecdily, permanently, and economiically clired by that greatcst of all known humor cures, the (Uticura " Resolvent | BRI and blood purifer of incomparable purity and curative power. An acknowledged pe 38 world wids caleprity,” Eatiraly vosabie, sefe; tnnocent, and palatable. Effects daily more groat cures of wkin, sealp, and blood humors than all ather skin and blood remedica beforo the publl. Bale greater than the combined sales of all other blood und akin remedica. Sold_everywh, Price, 1. PorTex Dive AXD CHENICAL CORPORATION, Boston. 2= 8end for_“Tow to Cure Spring IT | Blood Humors, Skin Humor, Scalp Humo; RUBBER 600DS OF ALL KINDS, re purdly vogetablo and donot ripe. 'Sold by all druggists nora, Wa are headquartors foriny artiols mule in hird or soft rubber. WE RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES. Rubber Gloves | — for protecting the hands in GARDENING AND HOUSEWORK THE ALOE & PENFOLD G0, DEALERS IN wicnl Instrumonts, siciuns'and Hokpital Supplics, 114 South 15th St.. axt to Postofce. "OUR EMPLOYMENT DEP'[ employer and employes s to advance the Inter. by securin >?’| while costinz the | nothinz his enabied u ests of both, and also our own, bettor cosutts with th2 mach!ne. W yckoff, Seaman & Benedicl PHONK ARNAM SI. Just in—Our Importation of Exclusive Styles ia Epring Woolens. THE AMERICAN TAILORS Paxton Hotel Bullding. burned | this | [Special Telogram | | | | qualities known only to_itselt. | Wbout a ranction and provent c | A BRADLE IHURSDAY, M'RIL 27, 1893, TERRIBLY I\LRLASI‘\'(. The Authorities of the Woard of Meatth Give Some tmportant Information About the Present Condition of the People. At no time tn the history of New York Ofty have there been so many deaths from pneus monin as now. The ocial figures show that nearly twioe as many deaths from this cause are ocourring than for the last five yosrs This 18 something terrible. Dr. John T. Nagle, Rogistrar of Vital Statis- ||v‘l #nys that shis increase Is due to the influs of grip, e says that grip may be called pidemic just now. and that in the majority of onses grip is a vital, contributing cause to pneumonis and all dangerous pulmonary troubles. At this time of the year, when we aro chaneing ovor from winter to spring,thore is niways a low order of vieallty; n reacsic from the strainsof the secason. The blood does not flow so fullorr. dly: the strengih s less For this roason grip has a muoch better chance thun at any other season This fs & time of year when people neod to bo oareful and top much Importance cannot o pinced upon keeping the blood warm and ation. You must bring about o reac- it you wish t these troub way by whi about and t lant, preferably whiskey. fleuity is that there are fow whiskies which are pure. The only rewily purs and reiiable whiskey known to the moed profession or the world Is Duffy's Pure Malt. It possessos It will bring 10, pneumonia or the grip whero many §o led stimulnnts would fail, 1t has saved moro lives and re- Heved more suffering than anything of a simi- larnature which was ever known before to the world If Your Cistern Is Out of Order or Soft Water is scarce, don’t worry yourself for a moment— go rightahead and use hard water with WHITE RUSSIAN SOAP and you'll never know the difference. The clothes will be just as white clean and sweet-smelling, because th: “White Russian” is specially adaptes for use 1 hard water, JAS. S. KIRK & CQ., Chicage. Dusky Diamond Tar Soan. i LI e in time. Thers is but one A reaction can be brougnt at s by the use of a pure stimu- Whether quaffed from a vessel of tin, glass or gold; There'snothingso good for the young or the old—as A delicious, health- giving, thirst-satis- fying beverage. A temperance drink for tempemnce people. A 25¢c. package makes 5 gallons, * Sold and Enjoyed Everywhere. Continued Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Thursday we pegan one of = the most remarkable sales of millinery ever attempted in Omaha, and will continue until Wednes- day night. We have received several hundred beautiful pattern and trimmed hats for this greatsale. Justto make things lively and trade brisk, millinery will be marked down low, cheaper than ever offered before. Prices about one- half of other hou We will divi them into geven lots: Stylish trimmed hats sold her houses for £.50 98¢ sat und pretty hats ;'.I..I.m-‘yl with ilowers $1_37 1988, sl 148 'f SiiK luce toques 31150 $2.00 Larze silk Lice hats, silk wire frames, new $3.25 $4.87 shapes LOT 6. Handsome This great sale will be at wholesale room, second floor, 1510 Douglas street LOT 1. oy, LO LO 11, ole ‘wantly trimmed, lato styles LOT 7. s great sunp: nny of our puttern of trim- med hats in show your cholce for Children’s legho=n hats, trimmed with flowers and ribbons, only $1.18, SPRAINED ANKLES OR KNEES Can be supported and rende less painful by using a L SILK ELASTIC ANKLET or KNEE CAP. Write measurement blank. Sherman & MeConnell Dealers in Physiclans and Hos- pital S 1513 Dodge SL us for uppli= Omaha, Neb. AgantsWanled Everywhera. THE RENOWNED COAL SAVER Saves one quarter of your coal bill, provent. Aestroys coal g uoas parfect keops boiler #ues cloan, mikes hot Jutes. acts equally woll 0a hard a3 oa soft coal One package costing 2 cents 1 suoiont Lo treat one ton of coal. For further \nformatioa il on or address with stamp. L. 8. ELLSWORTH & CO., 406 8. 13thS. Omaha,Neb. NERVUUSDISORDERS And all th EVILS, WEAKNESSES, DEBILITY, ET ompany them 10 woi QUICKLY and PRI LY CURED. Full - 8TRENGTH and tone L ¥ partof th will sond se FRER t0 thg presoriy me Gf the Addross, L. BATTLE CREEK. combustic fire tn thva train of N wive curely tion that oo vold the pain and danzers | Hut the great dif- | | | 6 CENTS A DAY cpcpenchchebohehched but wh newest thin itis b ey chchehehnchehed have the newest things. Newest t CARP an DRAPE are to be found in the stock of the ORCHARD & WILHELM LG5, fachacheh CARPE Suceessors to S. chepchehehp chred i 2. B O O S LYo L Y0 [P0 (PO O D K fhe TEYOU KN Anything about Sartorial art? 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