Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 9, 1893, Page 8

8 UNION DEPOT CASE 0N TRIAL Arguments on the Howe Injunction Started in the Oircuit Court. | THE TWO JOHNS EXCHANGE COURTESIES | | | Friend of the the People ‘ th for eps Those Guars esent Jonn D, Kimball K Anty Bonds, John M. an drawn union con 1t last on 1l on before The lon trover: the distr and Wa tion to be ¢ out depot its mer 1dges | 3. The or not the out th court in ¢ ided is whether ol carr 1 of the to a and the which it d of gree time ag rt of the last string fc city the sever thic would able from the roads. The Unic sented this o ney of the B and Cit torney Con packed by President Holdreg named road and President Union Depot com On t the table i D, Ho Woolworth and Ge 1 On the wall hung a ca lington Rout but up to the has not been rked an casc Mr. Howe stated I the plaintiff, reading the petition and elabor ating on it to some extent in the way of ex planation. He said it was charged that son of the city ofiicials had conspired with the railroads” Lo make the city pay part of the cost of Lhe viaduct that had been erected on | Tenth street. This could not be done di- | rectly, as no bonds could be issued to | in tne building of a viaduct, but the aid was to be given the same or | the g1 of dey bonds. He d | this v subterfuge and fraud ed the plan depot as they were made to the '« are now with the building | Iorty-seven feet of t tway had ent off, and the plans had been changzed the contract had been changed without knowledge or consent of the city N | this, but there had been exvended by the | Union Depot company 1,000 ot §50,000, instead of the 150,000 as called fo in the contract bef rned over by the city. The history of city by backdown on e b to any kin terms | Depot con was repre M. Thurs th the rning by ngton, H first | time it in the present i 1s6 to the cour! fssist Just ¥ Lo vote bon oul whi sve the bonds were t the Milwaukee Island row was detailed, wherein the Union Pacifi rated its act with thos roads when the Clark administration can into power, and but for the mandate of the court those roads would still be unabie to run their trains into this city, as the Union Pacific hud defied the injunciion of the court | before the latter conclusion was reached The city's i in the twenty acres of | ground Detween Tenth street and the west | end of the bridge was also touched on, and the old contract was r under which that property was placed the hauds of a trustee to be held for the exceution of ce tain conditions which had never been per formed to this day. | and Rock ad in Thurst At the afternoon session N called by the plaintiff as the His examination was almost wholly relutis to the guaranty bonds to be given by tl Union Depot comp: wd the Union Pucific Railway company, more particularly the latter, to insure the opening of the bridge to all other ronds that might desire to enter the city from the east and use the depot and grounds, and enjoy all the facilities at the disposal of the depd any. The rate 1o be charged for such use was to be just and reasonable and subject to arbitration. The witness said he had prepared two such bonds on th nion Pacific com- It the t of which was drawn | wiile Mr. Webster was city attorney. I | sent to Boston and was signed by the | oificials of the r and duly executed, having had the approval of the city attorne ne back to the witness und was ready for delivery to the city, when there was a change in the admmistration, and the new city attorney, Mr. Poppleton, objected to the form of the bond. Another s with his executed by hands of the witness, ready to be delivered, when the - | junction proceedings were begun and a stop | put to all further proceedings up to this time. | Mr, Howe asiced if the company was ready now to turn over this indemuitying bond 1o the city provided the injunction was dis soly Objection was raised, but it was overruled y the court. The witness then said that s was a question for the ofticiuls of the | ion Depot company to answer. Howe Says the U. P, Holds the Bond. Howe then asked if the bond was in the possession of the Union Depot compuny, and again objection was raised. Howe that the bond had not been in the possession of the Union Depot company for two bt had boen in the hands of the Union Pucific Rail vay company, so that the Union Dopot company could not have turned it over tw the city had 1t so desired to do. 1¢ was proposed to show on his side that this condition cxisted vow, even if it did not exist two years ago, for the Uniou Pacific compary hud openly refused to abide by the provisious of this contract with the city, the new management having abrogated the old conditions, and would not allow other roads to vross according o these Lorms, nor give bond 10 that e The court held that the question should be answered, and Mr. Thurston said that he gave the bond to Mr. Kumball, president of the depot company. When asked if could control the delivery of the bonds the city, witness said that he could influcnc the disposition to be made of them, He w questioned ) the attitude of Pre Clark of the Ut Jacific comyp ing the mutter suid_that for tw years it had hicu the policy of the road to court the entry to thi dcross the bric was the satie today Mr. Howe wanted t such trafic w 1 e yeasonable rates were sted th ther 0 on the Guaranty Bond irston wis first witne 0 W i s0 duly the company nthe d ¥ oW on and ot huy rouds cc i 1 p i car of freight it was a bluff and v Kimbuli Ke Mr. Kimbal amination afternoon whei what ter was told that | t get in except would be cha 1 denfed wed to stey that ps the Do . | s next called icd the ren He was asked as t bouts of the guaranty lied that they were not e refused ut first to his possession, aown to it stated that they = wer given to him for delivery to the city two years ago, but the delivery had beeu stopped by the injunction proceedings, and the bonds had remained in his posscs. | sion ever since. He declined to say where | they were as to office location, but said the in his personul possession. He said he was an ofticer of the depot company, uud for | twenty-two years and until within a year had been connected with the Union Pacific but was now only a high private as the latter corporation was con wi and iuder of the bonds accessible that they when inis ex- | present and re to him were in | pinned but” he old and new cussed. Howe wanted to know how it hap. pened that the of the plaus, origi nally submitted with the proposition to vote bonds, had been removed from the eity clerk’s office, where it had been placed on flie. He was told that the sketch was the property of the architect and he suppose that it had been taken by the owner. Tk witness subsequently remembered that the sketeh had been returncd to oftice and supposed that it bad reached the owuer through that chanuel Ob tion was made to having it said that tho sketch was on “file.” and a word that not mean so much was substituted, it st that the sketeh was merely there for inspecti Howe read from the proposition to show that the new depot was to couform substantially to the sketch in the clerk's offce, but it was held that there was no sketeh ofticially on file there, with which comparison was to be made. Howe Sustaived by tihe Court. Witncss said bo knew that the new plans uns were then dis: | depot company | Spring's Return gan | | most and the | 2 | dire | corn, cal ground bo 447 stories He wd for a buildin than the ¢ feet long, high, didn't rememt bond election, neit whether or not the in the fieid, He k in the papers a fow that there would be and that the old tra away with, but tha appearance as in th cu showed a buildin mostly of stone, | of ercction shows some ston brick. Howe sought report of meetin chanee, ut which Thurston reciting the rea et of th 1 vote h inion dey of th could 1t without asked th he was there at ind Howe the pre nds f: id th D t build by witness of working 17 the issu or the it general I'.w”i\ he w 1 | Gre yurnment T tha our i To print; monials in stuntly rec world. T densed Milk i cers und dru ad the gists. 104 COL i Out 1 Ia., M The by towde GRINNELL to e Ber.) cent wed who wa sthletes d winning for she now holds at th of the west. The subsc students, a bel #10,000 Christian associatior contain gymn, and social rooms meetinzs, W. M of the subseription nplete it to $40.000 or £45,000. Tewin, The estate of Corn 30,000, hias bed sts he loft wng five collez Marietta and Talle will add §90,000 to of the institution The lowa Col Friday evening in t astern trip. Sutu at Peoria, 111, v Beloit, y 11, and at 10 list of games rue to be played srinnell, April 2 (r Am rinne kin the p Prof. Moses 8. Slau Europe. Prof. J. C. State university, ad for four or fi of modern I next year. I fillea” that will go to Har On_ Saturda, eighth the contests will | and six silver med be awarded points. From fleld duy will be sent Towa collc Des Moines June the state inter tra will ) to the colleg years 4s i permanet Now i Prices of North Galveston property going to b to get the merense henetit of ton, room 17, Barke: money for you. instead got out ed would be pre g with + assis o is why sia for - Champaizn, Wis., of. Ca May annual field day of Towa coliege, prowises to excel all provious ones are offored more prizes than ever before, and Sixteen gold at the state field day athletics for two year: it ugain next June wiil acquir winning it th g much small riginal one, but it was of whether the tick her could he s were any ‘o w that it w days befo a change in shed t the sam e plans previc rved. The e 16 NoW but is [ in ¢ uld the ¢ to read from a newspaper g of the Real h was wi ad ¢ 10 or either vi Vit ific directors th 4 viaduct » from the if Obje that the stated sident of to the that the ¢ of the of its agent, [ tions wer i ' for the 1 Howe 1l Wis appearit solicitor of 1s W statem f the pr d and plan was then - » Many vel rusing. We them from all parts of the il b - a LLG it Athletics 1y 8 new athletic [ s of n tield,” 1s one and Tov the ad in the themsel toward a You 1 buil ling, w 1en an in which to Parsons will have list from now welivs B, en settled £400,000 to Towa, ra th Af regular er o Base Ball heir special arday, May 14 t04. Toda 1L ; at Madi May 10 Towa City, the lowa [nte by the team 2 n); De in) ; Towa City at li, vdoin sunive ighter, who wil Nellen, who has taught in the but who has been studying will oc ve ye angu in Tow alkus, who 13, will ¢ be ¢ are ¢ i, A the class wi he contestan n the teaw o N ho: Towa colleg ate champi le the 1t possession - X the d; buy now if the raise. D, r bloclk, e SCRAMBLE FOR OFFICE. Aspirants for the Th Board of With the approac candidates for d of Public Wi i each claim foe recognitios Bemis, Alveady sc shied into the menee in eu re still exists inder the new ehar 1 be in' themselve br i iving sary to case t success than | Birkhauser st Tuesday in 10n that Major Bal their ter JosIte viey calps of t sht to the fir pulling be is not_an Furay, althc uted.” The that the majors utment and among themselves names are menti wore or less backi ver is ambitious i sta s toyin, 1 Smith wo and it 18 said Stree is anxious to contin rles Unitt is a ion, candidat first Tu ted s Ul 1t is ear! Pablic Works. h of th s is vif n at the ve re becon hands 1 castors rnest a doubt ter as to or th cand fit of -t be Ihe 10 rve unti ¥ council and is them faith ticipati i ugh they may other aspirar nd 10 show they are for supre med and each th th uld not. refuse t Commissioner 10 iu the put Iso look in tion light Yisible Supply of G NEW YORK, Ma ply is as follows 0,853,000 bu, 662,000 bu.; barle, 8.—The visi Wheat, oats 555,000 bu, 1,000 which was to three or not 1s announced » the first plans brick onds in their wordin; wis no authority on which it was the ultimatum that he remembered saime mpany there assis tak * uso testi infunt's food ALFFAIRS, laterest [Special T 03, will be after be Olivet Thus lowa college sity, has sfessorship of Latin, to be va s most ably position for the past two years, nd by winuing will make some o Positions on the first T appointment Iy pushing his id the battle four the > grain sup- er on the o be five stories the ts for the remember 0" tickets Each, he (bstantial usly dis. ¥ 15¢ Satin Edge but in « spect mostly of Listate ex made by overed up 1 m CHILD'S A " e cit g 65 missc veal val MACK ladies’ tom they and depot city. Ho it, as ction was the pres. company end as wits and was fo wanted e held out and what hey were ir money n insiste in_the Union ting Mv. The court ents made ssition, questions, min 4 ErOW I8 of this tOmMOrrow Only coats sale 6.7 MEN'S MAC Men's double with §10.50 tomor UMBR 100 26-inct selling every ow #oe cach A big line of also be m RIBBON 100 pi shad ¢ and 10 & customer tor W th ken until tinedge g newest shad real satin, 1 yard Ribbons, ¢ bhon Embroide tion. month. t t are con- ind Con G )\ in - orl Tele : portations of all gram park, re M en- A much place ce the celc - Ford & Charlton tid the athletics “The and Chicago. Madison T The Nickel The new train Plate road will g and after whicl follows: Going 5:40 a. m., includ sleeping car frc | Shore lroad, from New ves, have ing N hich will id worn hold tt char on, and . wr m divided Ripon, ued v Fitchbu This t p. m, at 1 The next n wdowment club left r upon its it won a the club m, Wis., West She { burg and W Ch ) at from the east wil p. m. and arrive It will include th at 2 Buff spe (0 lo P. . anc at 6 a. ng West Shor Boston via Shore roads. In will be a train Cleveland, leavi m., and one BufTalo, 1 and arr tr 88, fellow ited the Ltravel in 1py the wa college : ving at the It There eeur The Burlington® leave Omaha as Chicago Chica Vestibuled flyc Towa and [llinc For full column in this y city ticket agen nd a cup nning the ts in this 1 Lo repre n ¢ s won ouship in cup given it Great Cheap excursi now in effect to cheap ex m Four limited ex tween Om the Worlc depot at 3:50 p. at T:50 a. m. trains from ( Sprin and are You want D. Smea- b ot 0 a. m. except Su arrive in Omat t t uesday in to the X ling very ket office, of Mayor have been is about The gre who appe plain unva Burton Lether, mem dates are he doubt 1 nec which of v ree ter hed files wa As i L ye: Ma fivst T'h recorded 4 b rec “The cases again with reputa yplexions was dr an i di tinued, so that the add his mite towar dues. e bur ived 5 and (¢ takes layin o candi Major val nor is have to be f disc en themse arged, believe of re battle Many possesses \an Shri 1d George ning rod the honor Winspear service. same nd mor entf Arc wish a s Dry Im K cerior b ial Chat Sh The in the Rosebe claim of the bought by about 55,000, T'he liquor stoc which was sold by ago to satisfy the zht by J od yeste of sheri® yes Fir: al bo again s tack wer L 38,000 bu bu.; rye, Piles of peoj Witch Hazel Salve FALCONER'S Mackintoshes at 98c. bon, 9o MACKINTOSHI: rubbor ¢ ATE detachable es of satin ribbons, RIBBONS AT 5C Don't miss tl We arer this CHAS, fated Sohmer York 1 through sle and n will arrive at Chi be ing ins will run ds s will form part of their :-q\li[m\l‘nh infor an rding v S Hnst Half a dozen cases article T Sale bl the bank for §1,700 other > unable to get in on the first THE MAY SALE 26-inch Umbrellas 350 100 Pieces of OMATI! \ SATIN RIBBONS AT ONE CENT «PER YARD Gros Grain Ribbon, 1-20 Ribbons morrow be; als for T Only. IPROOES Proofs tomorrow ilars, regular ITOW {INTOSHES #2.85, cekintoshe value real MACKINTOSHES $6.75. tl a #15.00 price numby in our arve cut 6 ntoshes worth KINTOSHES texture ma wetually JACH. in «umbr h each tomor- bett umbrellas will down. 1C PER YARD, . mostly da 15¢ qualitic rrow at le per yard. PER YARD n nribbons in all the | he 0 very highest guy , tomorrow be per value aluc at s .?.i> -(‘ FALCONE ntal Rugs. week. ge im- size: SHIVERICK & Co, - piano a Musie Co., 1503 Dolget - 1" (family ransients - Plate's New hotel), 21st 00 per day. Trans, on the N *t May kel . on servico 0 into e 1 date west—Leave Buf ing through co: m w York v through slec via Reading System eping car from Boston West Shore 1 ago at train will leave Buffalo oon, and will include from New York x Fite 15, ar ing The third tr 11 Buffalo at 11: at Chicago at 8:10 p. m. rough coach and sleeper ch and at from New York via Reading s Going east trains will le: icago 1 m. and 5 p. m., t tively, cach train ineluding through ws to New York v and Re; both the ding systems and to Fitchburg and West addition to these there between Chicago and ng Chicago about 8a. tween Cleveland and Cleveland at 7 a. m. Buffaloat 2 p. m. All aily, and superb dining - The Burhington Chunges Tim 1's eastbound t follows, 4D 4. m. Py 4120 p. . ois local, tion Tp.m sce time table enquire of the am street. tatl . ok Tstand Koute. on and one way rates the World's fair, also ratesto Colorado points, press trains daily be- Chic ineluding eciul, leaving Union arriving in Chicago 1. Also two vestibule limited nah 1 to Denver, Colorado lo, leaving at 2:30 p. m. alvbiry express leav way at 6:10 p. and at 10:20 a. m. For par- s and line 1 at 4 llmlll -l|.| t W P A Moralng Mil petty ders bar of justice in tay morning consisted of grunks. wssossel 810 had brought we the and costs him before M. In W hite Ta 5 Davis s Ida Thompson and Mary ations th matched their t cha cainst w m wlderly conduct, were con wrresting patrolman may Jd giving them their just where the sul s for the fivst ti ts had 10, were L r of ch mpagne? Do you Try Cook's Extra npague. It is fine. - nd Seizure. terday sold the 1 mill ition; aning N St It was The clmm is k of C the clains . rday B. Connor & Co. sheriff a few of creditors, ounor for 0, was by the sheriff on at eastern creditors who t deal and - nave puies, but will cure tnemw. De Witt's "PRIGE'S Bakin i Powde% The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.—No Amuonia; No Alum, Used in Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard. \ llas | , 10 yards | trains will rua as | Talo at | days | o DAILY BEE: TU AN INDIAN'S ORATION. Flying Cloudls Masterly and Thrilling Speech. Worthy of Ingersall, Blaine, G Bismarck—The Bleody Past and th ful Present—Presented in rama-—Here s & Lesson to The Indian is thermost poetic race in the world, in their relations with their own; fn thelr habits when not on the path; in their customs, songs, dancoes; in their be liet in the happy hun and in their conceptions of the Great Manitou, The following {8 an extract from the s ot Flying Cloud, ¢ famous Kickapoo medicine man: “Children of the ( fa i1 the nir, thot you of our 1nd peech t, whose form ani hiero hits ! srent White Shatn to find o New World That World was the EMan's. Then o twell with our at Spt nvisibl ongs and of ou waters of to the ple were driven tep by step townrd the preat S0t Luke benoath wihicl drops the Great Spizit's Eve eviry day when twil coines down upon the earth, “We are scattered like 1 tamn wind. “We, th Hiinols, lnt | he land of'the with tie W Catlin snys: The of an Indian can al Be yelied upon.” word when au forc liom \ves was 1 What w ite Brother. g wo e old. e will give t yur Klekiapoo Indinn e onc landred yo s are Red M iving w ever snee the re young men, d who nre now £o ol that tlicy can on leep in the sur {Our Kickupoo Indian Oil is the pain “Our Kickapoo Cough Cure stops t b, Kicknpoo Ir Al wounds, and our esthelives of papooses. od_medicine—is from AlL L toe ot wls nnd Worm I the 1 b s Rrows in in the plain va contains, It ha JUE WRTTIOTS ANnd Our Wonien 8 upon the body like sunshine on o trees and flower gives lifo und ngth to all w Men and wo. men who partake of it freely can only die of 3 iy ccret which the Kickay ey give freely to their It I our richest offering 41 have spoken. Let the voices of the world bear answer to what I have ¥aid Without doubt the Indian has a prof knowledge of the mysterious herbs | which they cure radleally formid able dise which b Bt physiciens of the world. Those remedies ean now any druggist Kickapoo Inc alone white many N the a e or _wholesale an Sagwa s one doilar | bottles 81x for five dollars. T Cure is fitty and all the other twenty-five conts per bottle. In v dies you muy be ubsolutely that they are purely vegetable, tl ¥ sntaln “no acids of mineral pofsons, be cause the Indians know nbsolutely nothi of (hese hurmful dr The Kickapoo Indian Medicines are uine Indian made, How they came to be given to the world is fully “explained in our large Look, which we iladly send free to all applying’ who care for it sufiicicntly to writo us enclosing three . stiinp ay postuge. Address Healy & DBiga w Haven, Ct THE PIGKET LINES Of Liealth should be doubly guarded at thi, seuscn, The afr recks with chiily moisture the weather is changeablo und uncertain, Thesc coud:tons «ro Terrible DANSER POINTS for the lun:s and pipes. Beware of tho cold the cough, the chest pain, the ‘nflammation, THE DEADLY PNEUMONIA, the rocked Tun - tho dreaded Consumption. Put on duty only the strongzest guurd, the oldestund most faitnful stand-vy, DR, SCHENGK’S PULMORIC SYRUP. Break up your co'd nt once eouh, Driveout that inflam Dety that Pneunoniu. tiod. THE PULMOXIS SYRUP acts quickest anl surest of all remedles on the lungs. The oldest and best approved standard for every lun s trouble. Ty obtained of deater. The renic ing t Stop your tion 1n time Cure that Consump- Dr. Schenek's Praetic v Lungs, Stomach and Liv plicants. Dr.J. H. Sch: Pa. sis e 0uDiva se miled froee toall a & S P ohiladelphi I KEEP COOL inside, outside, and all the way through, by drinking ROOL H l RES’ BeeL This great Temperance drink; 18 us healthful, us it 13 plc Try it \(GUNG flflEN 1 this from Jared Larpson, Lawrence,O.: am 28 suffered for years from results of youthiful arror voxes My ny wpletely cure i Ldo not suffer slovpiossness: my skon s brl guinod 154bs."" #1 box, ¢ All druggists, or by OW SLTODZ, 1 more guarantoe tiak our Fay fied. Address VON MOHL CO Sele Amoricen Ageats, Cloeatl, Oblo. L'YPANDED XA Dreel [ard Fumiches the Best and Cheapest WMethod ot FIRE-PRIGFING HOUSES. for catalogue of Lathing, Fe Btel ' Fixtures, ete. N. W. BXPANDED METAL €O, No. 402 Twenty SIxth 8., CHICAGO. rcing: DAY, MAY 9, 1893. | | | THREE To think of in buyings for the greatest of these is we good deal of style in a shoddy shades and colors ar aet style—*'stay colors sometimes a hard thing to so" I T I T AT R R T IS O OO 'Y Wool—goods th it will we while longer, to 4—and cve cealed somewhe hold out—they're ¢ boy's und suit 1 about it. 3.50 y inclines—with double to fit are the re 11 ular six and seven down” what size hoys from cdressing is ther and a d is $4.50 ges 14 to 19, 20¢ for ages i B0c—40c—50e—60¢ 9 MmN 49999 AL F YOUR EYESIGHT examination. We have tl EXACT SIZE Made of the finest quality of Hava out imyorted cigars, Manufuctured by B I r Tobneco 1 e £ X A BT RS Pommery ‘‘S8ec,” $1,50 Bk Piut. Or 82,75 a Qu Don’t be afraid of iton account of the price, for can’t be nnne it is genuine anything else can us on wines—we buy more than all dealers in Omaha combined. compete with | L0S ANGELES WINE & LIQUOR CO., 116-118 S. 16th St. e A Full SIZT W OF TEETH, B Toeth extracte samo day. Pe unteed IR IIE |} 3rd Floor, Paxton 8loos lblhamllnrmm Streets, Elovator vn 16ty st BRING TIS WITH Y "OUR EMPLOYMENT DEP'[ the e 1 whileco nothin whled ests of and Letter rosutts with th Wyckoff. Seaman & Benedicl BLEPHONE 17533 1742 FAKNAM 81, ) the Y nter mach.n | S PRI PR IR DD AT Y 10RO boys found wher suits are placed in the hoys room today, that fill the bill to a Phey arc in solid hard twis The style is correct for is @ shade between a tan and a brown, five A SU in all wool unfinished cheviots breasted coat, are more that need*‘dress prices are on a hundred dozen new MMMMMMHMMMMMM will do it—if it can’t be tell you so--and charge you nothing for making the ment of glasses in the west. RAYMOND, FIFTEENTH AND DOU. THE MERCANTILE CIGAR, BETTER THAN EVER! MON DA AND L THIN THINGS m J color—style and wear—and r. You can sometimes find .unrun:ul nd many handsome wear is lacking: but to vear as they UITS and should” TN ) L] U I'wo do. hundred knee pant ! 4 every thread i a it the color Ihey ave in ages 5 dollars worth of wear Fora week or less, as the I, We will also MEN o ted cassimeres nd wear, and then we the [Ladies Capes and 0 season con- suits offer 200 big ackets WEATHER Protest Saie | We have no control over the elements | but we have control our jackets! and capes. The clements have not been in our favor; if they had wo would have mwore sunshin d less rain. But we ] our jackets and capes, and out | they must blazk or vest y blue as your fanc and long pants-in to 19 of ge. Thes dollar kinds of suits—bat white L ogood many boys 2 up,” 12 need the price for a we 11, and 13—and $5.00 for 80¢ t | 90c—is the “opened today 70¢ way LALLM bbbt # move out with n great rush we will sell all at about nalf price. They this spring, made in the newest aund most desirable material for wear, In one lot you will s with butte To make them re new styles i find very stylieh top cape embroid- match them for less all are sold, Oure yil you ¢ $5.00 no until ored, than price is ([ I Then in another \t variety of lot you will find & les of all wonl ma= mbroidered, others ribbon. Our prices have from $2.00 to $18.00. stylish and at such e AN BI helped our opti HELPED WE ian will 4 same trimmed with been for these They are very he largest and best assort- Now in this lot capes made of trimmed with yards atin ribbon, and ev can not be matched for Price until all are will find black clay diagonal, and yards of finesh| 'y cape in this lop less than $16.00, sold, S0 may interest yo Theso are jaok you LAS, OMATAL HEOT finest COMME IL.FAUT 1y Tespect to the CTORY, St Louls alin RY that = bought. E Then ag this lot CEMERCANTILE CIG Then again, this lof more than the others. ets made in the latest styles, material of fine kerse half lined with sil colors, tan, brown and navy. They will bo scld for $9.98 for the RSN PINRNEAT WAAVANIN IEO NOT GO | (=8 WHEN YOU COME TO OUR STUDIO AND GET AS FINE A PHOTOGRAP H AS IS MADE IN THE LAND, This lot in children. Reefel | jackets all-wool material, neatly’ { trimmed. We have them in brown, | navy and green. Our price has beed §6.00. To close the lot, this weelk only 1577207, Y HIGH CLASS PHOTOGRAPHY, 313-315-317 Southloth OMANA \\\\\\\‘\\\\ ew York Hospila TREATMENT. FORALL \ Chronie, Nari1s, : Privaty 211 Special Diseasys, both and Wom:n, DI.D lot that are actually: the butterfly cape, in brown, tan, nav, AIONTNTA IS NINIRIAN NS NATNTSE Straot, kets in this worth $10.00, with all-wool material, and black. Prico until | RENATRTNENLN SINZNTA® WIATONA SN R Yes, and can save fro ending many other lots that you J0to 60 per cent on by wd ther Protesy n thi Remember and se-| cure your voie, an | vote for your favorite candidate at our \ Men ouor Hilro il other charg DR SEYMOUR TUTNAM woRrLD’ DOUGLAS BLOCEK. OMAIIA, NEB Opposite 1 bir .NERVDUSD' 0“9?3? l CORSERATION ikl Cal FAIR CONTEST | | i | | | { | \,\.u u,.n Curely p Fit ton that cured we Gf theso trou AVBRADLEY, BATTLE ChEkk. Micdk