Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 2, 1895, Page 8

H ne KENNARD WILL NOT SIGY 1T Judiciary Committee's Report Must Bo | re Without His Name, . parture ined WILL MAKE A LITTLE STATEMENT HIMSELF | vi Convine Auth Bon water Yesterday nvestis y of Mr. Afterno f the city cou he Judic which b ary « days with vestigati Comm afternc Mr. misst Haze lowing thi Mr. R leged fa ble for the partment, a positively Mr. R before the « been fully and ¢ Board of Fir the charges pr Interfering with ment by i Relchenba the Milfor beer in water in det that h re 1 answered water said that nmittee Haze swor mpletely exof and P terred by Comm Mr. R on of t you Dy t nd STRICKLF by Haze ¢ was nothing to s 1 been acted on by the | ¢ charges were filed,” | | ter artic i ;H.“ o | ed W what fact Laura the police t By ment made false, and there the charges had “At the time th continued Mr. Rosew appeared fn The Bee in called to the incompeter varios | flicor pear before the board wers in my possession, a were those relat These charges wer, Strickler after office and asked me davits and testimony various part At several statem amc Police Matron Cummings sent for Mrs. Cummin statement in my presence that Haze had induced t not to go to the hom taken her home with notify her sisters if home. The girl staye week, after which sh report parture, tives kne the oceu was again arrested in a hous Laura Day had ik Haze not to g0 to the home had sh block afterward nm At that time other nish quent inquiry saw them. The this basis, and no onerating Haze on were former charge ferred by tho witness been exonerated becaus held that the witnesses Three members of the that no action was ever in controversy beyond Strickler, and recently he sent a reporter to examine the records of the board, and they showed no record that any action had been taken. NO HAND IN NAMING When he was asked if th that he was behind the rec of the p Mr. positively that it was not. In fact, he did not know but two of the men who had been dismissed. These were Haze and Sigwart Of the men who were appointed he knew only Al Keysor, who was once on the force for several years. He had understood that the mayor demanded the dismissal of Haz and Sigwart on several occasions on account of a report which they made relat number of prostitutes outside of istrict. Sigwart had renorted were only two houses of ussignati pros:itutes outside of the proserib when a more rece wtion the fact that the " more prostitutes cul he district there were In it In reply to further quest water said that he had not were to be dismissed or who were to be ap- pointed. He had never made any recom mendations on the subject more than to say that the men who were notoriously Incom petent and who were levying blackmail on houses of prostitution and hobnobbing with criminals should be dismissed. He had for some time been in favor of a reorganization of the force, but had not singled out the men to be dismissed The committee attempted to score a point by asking Mr. Rosewater to express an opin fon as to the advisability of raising $300 among_the business men of the city to add to Chief White's salary. Mr. Rosewater stated that this proposition was not by him, but had been bronght out Som- ercial club, The Hee Publishing company was one of twenty to slgn $25 to make up this amount. The subseribers were all bankers and prominent business men, so that In no instance would a dollar of the amount come from brewers or saloon Kkecpers or others with whom tfe chief of police might come In contact in the course of his official duty. 1t the members of the o neil and the other officers of et no more serious blot on the al records than that which was left on that of Chief White by reason of this action on the part of the hus iness men no would have cause to com plain and n made by COVERE tat The lutely that bourd. 1 I v nd produc d T 0 the luct of Haz referred to ner | ward called on me at my | ve him such affi had received froni time 1 gave him which was that of Strickler ind mad n which sh Reichenbach g Milford, and had him, ing to leave hi about a aid her whe \ J tha n then 1 b b 1 1 Haze left. Haze 1 the first was of pros:itution.” n induced by after her ticket | f went live street, wh sh b 1 by a lover, f ckler sald he would go ] the Reichenbach girl and | M wddresses were fur i ater, but fre indicated that he never was. allowed to rest o1 rtowas eve 1o ex these charges er: wLich were not pr on which Haze h the commissioners were not reputable ard had told him taken on the char their reference St h 1 case a 1 ) MEN. rumor was true nt reorganization Rosewater stated i t a b hi to th the burnt that there n and four 1 locality, | & developed | 1 houses and | i than [T t v v investi fif t le ning, Mr. known what men 2 n t k > « t a q 1 y had a a f REGARDING lers t THREATS v asked Mr new in regard to th the now police tion In part f reporis which were br thors. For some time citi whom were men whose word carried I told him the thr which by certain cla These M vater 1 f the || Ire Police | wa raed it ed | dead | HEARD, I 1 W Mr. what trout should Fist to ular « Q@ entirely him hy many of weight were threats the ma rs ymmis Mr thess long rlously been made he was gome of them must When asked to gy a threat had-been ny ferred to a statement Barnard in the New the prescnee of sev Barnard advised thing ol Rosewater of s White Board of AS far as he stated that would have reputable that such hound t be tellin Mr. R ntly n ork Lif witnoss weuld Bee bu Kill about A JOKE. t nl he been cltizens reats lieve that the truth in which d of oners. Rosewater mu 1 ! f f when had in o | Dot | d a in th ral that it up The and 1 ONLY then refused out 1 in it 100 WAS The ecommitiee Barnard, poen; arms out made it as Kaley would kil R water As. and e | would bo the happen for the®town. ‘ At his own re ym’lnlfll"l to giv Reichenbach episode ad any conversati admitted that he induced Bertha bach not to go to Milford, but to with him. According to his stat girl was arrested In a house pr by Detective Vaughn. Aboui that athed Vayghy where he could get a hired , and \..u;.hr. recommended this girl, H fhien ascertaliied that the girl bad already procured her ticket to Milford, but af the urgent reqitest of Chief Seavey he concluded to take her anyway aud give her & cnance | to do right. The girl stayed at his h a | week and then left while he was at Des | Moines after a prisoner. A few days after | she was again arrested fn a house of prosti- Aution pad waa ssnt to the kome at Milterd, | ex-Sergeant Haze was | " his version of the Day He denled that he ¢ \ with the Day Relc nept zens a We R Alet the n weeks extension o sary it an not soil, Kan cated cur Klr be TE OMATIA DAILY BER: : FRIDAY, AUG aze did not t informe fer to the ch the girl's relativ rding to his prom KENNARD WOULD NOT It was the first in t port at once and unell last the shape Kennard majority venir re terposed in position of by the wighed ty h recon May Deive r t K 1d b CIPY COUNCIL PROCE in ¥ Husine Went It Russ nemt Police and e Churchil e three for | en Fr srael ourse, amp licity Hazcall smiles t They urr Allen, H Smith Hahne n 0 1ward Jim Dick Vil 7, C. South Hensel B Munn Miles Houck W, nd S ped | e 15 and circulated t then thr came antl w order, wos and threes until the ared. 1 T a it to th uncil transacted s-and then adj n, in conformit om_Br Bils nds remai 1 with Vanderve . f stre unsold Johin Dale offe per with a Lewls & Co. of Ollea I\ £30 we 8-10 fason The ¢ trueti pproved reet railway compan f the resoluticn pa of the board of d'rec r the extension of the Leav to the state e Gr of the tor Dunear bsenc nce for of the street seavenworth and Cente alr grounds and providing paving was introduced the cor ilw The best s what you want n need of a medicine. Th hould insist upon Heod's § PRACTICAL FARM hat o Man Wa I am planting oats, igar potatoes 1y that this is one he poor man I ever saw. ome to this reglon, buy ty o and stay at home and usiness, it will not be ave a bank account. row here abundantly and the south grow well here, nereasing fast and has bee emuneratiy Those who | he chicken business get good ry and eggs and all d; | ane, and pe n b ut needing 100 ac on living; twenty acres will & an works as he should. st need to have house that will s money. This climat have nd durability nust be ountry fmbe investigated to be is generally rolling, nd runn wate: nowledge In agricultural fately recognize the climate stigate this region. f two or more families drehard Homes' general he information you nd see the land ud if you buy uiries to Ge W. Ames #17 Farnam street, Omaha A Organ agen nec It d sts nothing. 3 Away of the Best all sty to fight cold winters. AGREE ady ard n mm sitl ad B gred feat 4 | sed Board of | 1 nished Pybu k prepare to submit that he had f her de bstacl, NG ¥ would v\\v}'{n‘»ff HER PHYSICAN WAS BY HER SIDE| d | er the wh of Minor atly 1 foy They t of of del Y m 1 Harry X 1 Bailiffs intm out Sig un; J Burman, v pi « {oh! Arot to 1 d 1cbby hardly Pre | had | n that L ut i was partially m: 1 pre nt ! for o enw fair grounds, n trus ay ts to the st for and t b i Ay whe at AL anuts 1 a wenty att n e T et which o it nium st [ rece notified e routine bus afte 1 wement nd re. and per con was the re prov W n wh lla, L 8tr a twe of the 'm_ on ne referred. 1 are you SAY res Who t nd long before Gara to and ori, pumpkins, Juntrie man to h peas, will for will forty, his will | mak more A man_her with Men of pursuits wdvantages and the shipping facilities. ize it an wo or th orb and cat such_that you d The fertility of this soil is wonderful and apprectated The sufficient into Write or Arrange o A gene b. lot SPECIAL EXCURSION To Kansas City—Onl Missouri Pacific will ru uris: Kansas ( i pot, Saturday even A epot 10:30 Su ull her Don The ¥ rmati h a bs or \ r 8 Mfered by aul rally 1 train Ba employ in eous lectr ight rvic from U 04 Fa city tick ut have or r rde trip, You have bat try al hot m Atter Massa dies' Kk a S8 by an educ Turkish bath 100-110 Bee and p building — -— it Be Au Monday Ticket am street, The f the Yellow Funeral mor church, tery, from ¥ n g W st 10t « am st hys b ost ractical will of im- this In- clubs e the all to g much, dress en- ral B2.50, a special ex- agent bster st at 9:00 h union ving vorth al dining s served th dally o 1 Kansas € years, H at resl- Friday Family Lntermest Holy Sepulcher geme- DIED IN A DENTIST'S CHAIR Chloroform for Extraction of Teeth Fatal to Mrs, Grier, Refusn 3 n pinint Anxi for Inyestigntic ns Charles hortly Gr fer er ¥ after her x died yesterday 3 o'cl while in a & have teeth the She pu to nd had the of she w of he of any tinu office 1 Mrs. under from 1 | be Dr an t influence lock She shor ded by h pulled ed her aced u Dr W | tee | hat | said g der | Id her uen who h sh uld ‘hr t. place her and tried n. Dr He told her chloroform Then M | e would not u arug the ope Arr called tak Dri R0 the pas ed th Moor Ivised th chloroform One t and nt to ¢ r admin t ha in Grier had Nirs re, who ymoned fiice until arrived. He Dlac A amined | under of she aler. rraden pat r was ex Dr Moore again 1t wajer and the dentist cxtracted anoth f struggling aid befor Grier lay perfectly quiet, and Dz M was holding her hands, noticed stopped br such cas [ tola 1 [ ot would br athing. As this 1sual in larmed xtrac s n s '8 not ten a that bat after gi woman lay the statement 1 1 Moor ‘I hav ts under the influc s of pr 1t resuit old by fatal pl drug from but | ) now with th myself, not dor Irop; blam latest smack small method inhaler. quantity onful. i found th nd 1 condition operation. T am case iny ated, as I« can in any way be blamed inquest over the rei Gricr will be held this morn A post mortem exan Mrs. Grier lived at CALIFORNIA PRUIT approv Moreoy chlor | | of have t she was found h W 1 ver att o wom ted with healthy fore th in a exa anxiou annot fon m; 1 Park | CHEAP. ALl Kinds on the Ma Will Laxt is frequently fruit i The questic keep California ‘\\:H fa fruit be any | now? view of the fact th large quantities of California fr into by the housekeepers it be of interest to them t e Kinds of fruit ars now at peache that are arriv and large and of a g At prices shippers receiving only 20 cents per box for their fru and for | th rof growi pick packing and | | hau to market d - for & of the t will be inferred fr rices g0 much if any ns will ot ship her California peaches, there are pienty of southern on the market, which are also very low. Some very good California plums are or the market now and p are T A feature of the fruit supply 15 the length of time that oranges have in market. As a rule dealers exj July 4 will seo the end of the C orange season, but this year seems t xeeption to the rule. Not only is the f oranges in the market large, but the fruit fresh and of goed weight and color It | ks like a new crop just coming instead f the last the ‘crop. Not the rul cheap as well Th now that oranges L h ve ssible to get comin an g Califo In cheap? or cheaper t every ts are put of this city Know thair best are cans The [ present about very | 5 are the cost 1 this that lower, or In addition to be. th tliforoia be an supply | n | | pr will hold on for time it will be while oranges have 1 fruit, Califorria t and by nported 'r the freely the-year- that e oran Flerida Oranges some t will i b be s Open the Safcty When there is too big a he you will be in danger. § mportant safety valve of the system, the bowels, becomes obstructed, open it promptly with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, and guard against the consequences of its closure. Bil- fousness, dyspepsia, malarial, rheumat'e and Kidney complaint, nervousness and neuralgia are all subjugated by this pleasant but potent conqueror of disease Valve 1 of steam on, or nilarly, when that One and Sent Oniy Grant Bitleman heated encou ty-fourth m came Office ha to Tim t on course He tha for aini officer Wi h t like ably Oftic Sullivan North of hunted up he wanted | and ness, he had Twen- which street, 1 told Bitleman arr willing to g satisfactory both to the the patrol ut r Bower him ny the hox to ault and he This took Al them for I'm A rabh Bower to jail. 1 wped in ed was acc r ASSOCIATION, 14-24, 1805, Union Pacific of one fare for river_terminals anitou and 1ith and | ARMACEUTICAL At For sell round | Pueblo, ty Passenger and T cet Denver Ay ion st lie will th Misc Col Tick ts on o Via 10 the Burlington Omal in tir and s Union dey enth and Mason Back Monday Tickets | nam str | at 1324 Far- Fourth W Wa Pr 1 n minent club will lay, August akers will J. W. BROATCH, Ward Republican C - BREV Rey be urth s, Nichi m of \ has a mit 1 rithe N 2,500 S 920 urt Deleta walking ne 1 W overe by the b Hans: rk. He was 14 Dorcas street d is making rapid pr Sixteenth street viaduct re business men on the street gly bappy. The new up today Bemis has received a letter from f Pottsvill Pa., inquiring for Maggle and Eliza Roach, who are to be working in this ecity. The w s have fallen heirs to a considerable | s ey through the death of a relative | and the administrators of the estate are try | ing to find them, Johnson county mey shortly find itselt In- volved in.a lawsuit with the county com- missioners of Douglas county, An insane man from that county, it is alleged, the fJohnson county authorities shipped to Omaha to get rid of. He is now a charge on Doug- las_county. The commissioners promise to Waks 1 WATW L8 Acmekedys south May | an | he 10 |t 1 | turnips | pensation th means | & | victed at the DRYI GOODS WY ~ resh country Fi untry Creamery, 14 our separator ber, there is 1 butter butter mad and 16 creamery GROCERI NO SPECIAL SALE. Only a few ordinary pric Good flour nly 60c a sack Best Minnesota Superlative $1.0 ranted. Makes bread pack Breakfast cans plums or cliht Embanks SMASHED FORE, OMAHA w dry g 1~,‘ the fin: 18c. ade Remem 48 C AND SOLD In this car nsisting of 15 cases muslin underwear. cases ladies’ weists, cases men's shirts, 13 caces men's underwear. 2 cases ladies’ feather fans, ASES DRY G00DS TO BOSTON § were 48 cases war- light, sweet age Cal peaches flakes. eis, apricc 3 cases ladies mis: Although and fect wer he ra hes They hosiery laneous dry goods cases were badly shaken up and r opart is firm to whom fused accept company f themse heir ha 6 cases 9c a can laundry HAYDEN B aders in low pears ‘orn starch. n h these s emashed “ but ind th r Ives a vitlue BOSTON Remember, the purchase begin than a fourth their re OMAHA this extraordinary rning at OMAITA and Doug TON N to Care “Why should a the year In t) cat, when he of the south twely everything fr ples, from ¢ sou Western People Now. Hith NEW hundr pped by Aug YORK far nd th nths in th tton to lery to tobace climate is ener of at may sunshii year, rais WEATHER FOR \ that the the pure the flelds i is Faie and S Southenst Ne Aug. 1 There ubating blizzar en where the climat feulturalist, 2 in the south, as the rois ‘far mor statistics will Al depression under suffered for a year Shtl P us i its effeet wind h. The time 1y i, ivertisement of ribern 'y uth, and immig Th ure ir raska one may 15 ideal do in neaithy in how: this. the cour was much more n the North than in the therefore, ripe for the advantages of the s fon and colonization fes should b ablished in every southern state and mis ries sent o1 uch a movement wo ibine both business and philantiropy.” Orchard Homes lands are in the f 1 n cf t Labor br rew an who werk he t & can or nd il cent, 1617 F prese non liv for do v by the wed in ht ; variable cooler 5 winds fair is followed hern § rin the n werally finane has mor t how in th nt n during surl fair probably wind 1 OFFICE O1 OMAHA, Aug a1l Record. 12 WEATHE Omaha rep fall, comp the p UREAL of ten with the - years is sure substantial 1 o3 5 the south and people kn All inform. Ames, gen Neb. Or No time M u Ave ximum_ temper mum t bthi v v r Omaha at onc n san " th lik 2 the HAYDEN BROS, the Cloak ment. it in par Thursday's Sales Suit D new ndig ana March 111 ¢ S.88 inches ses D and dark o 11c prints and Stations at 8 Py 1 9% stoof m Ladies' lawn at are all at 1 1al price rskirts KTATE OF WEATULR, STATIONS. Amertean Tourist Association Exe so A personally cond Omaha on August Denver, Manitou, ten, Ouray, and t ado resorts, retur n 13 and August Omana i Norti Plaite.. Vitlenithie Chienzo will leave it Pacific, fo ilver- of Col 1 Lavets, most 1ing v Denver, n Durango, charming 1 Montrose, Gun and arriving in including meals, I part elc R & Daven por ni Om: hotels A gust Pass, Pacific, Rate. ete, E Heien a \ wiil lea Manitou Salt L eturning dir riving in Omala ling menls, hoteis, d excur: via D Omalia Au 1 Marshal) by Union | September sleeping cars, wver 5. Lt cloudy inel g $117 A.C. T Union Pacifi Apollinaris “THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS.” NOW SUPPLIED INTH B RIEITS, 2 Ask for “Splits” at the Restaurants and Bars. ERVE FOOD PILLS Are a sclentific compound of tended to build up thie Nerve restore to the whole body all functions. SED THEM BECAUSE THEY ARE A NERVE TONIC whose work is beneficial und Jasting, Price, $1.00 per box; 6 for $.00. Sent mail if you are getting nervous and can’t sleep and “don't care. whether ¥ou £ to your meals or not. You need ihem if vou ar cross and irvitable without any visiblec or if suffering with any nervous dis City Pass. & Tkt svstem, 1202 Farnam - ce wt State Fuir, of the managers of the state falr vestorday, it was decided to chang the site previously selected for the alfalfa palace. fs was on account of the objection of the insurance companies that the building would b close to others. The palace therefore in the northwest m of the grounds. W. Hervey of Omaha superintendent of the alfc - The rosy freshness, and a velvety softness of the skin is invariably obtained by those Wi use Pozzoni exion Powder. RAPHS, Ag! tree Alfulfa Pals At the meeting was ibit. chosen as PERSONAL Strahan, Malvern, Ta., is at the Ar- E. Day sistered at the Barker M wn s registered at the Barker Pendleton, Or and guests at Mr. and Mrs guests at the Merch Coleman and ingfield, Neb., arrivals at the Barker. Fourtcen members of the Wahoo, Neb, Base Ball club are quartered at the Barker B. W. Marsh wife and C. Daugherty and wife are Chicago arrivals at the Barker . Reed and wife, H. C. Ramsey and John D. Smith from Kansas City are registered at the Barker Mr. M. R. Collins, Tom Bell, Ed Arnold, Fred 8. J. Richardson are Lusk, Wyo., stock- men at the Barker. D. Sanford, Avoea, Ta., is at t Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Aisquith of S guests at the Paxton W. . Skinner of Fort Worth, Tex., form- erly in the service of the Unfon Stock Yards company of South Omaha, is registered at the Millard Deputy ned ye he from M Gault of Cincinnati are Browa DfaMeCaol are Thomas D. Mundell are au and edicine Fucture and its normal YOU, by e Paxton. $ 1se der Sheman & MeConnel Drag Go 1513 DODCE ST, 24 Door West I 0., Searies & Searles SY“ECIALISTS. Al formis of Blood and Sicin Discasos, oo, S0t Pluiples, Ser a, T umors Tetter, F wa and Blood Poison th ghly cleansed LADIES ziven nd sp al attention for Fiheir many peeuliar D 3“'1,'2{"1'&[{'}1}}. Throat Lungs, ubles cured by & special I'r Yeourse of treatncént W WEAK ME{ (VITALITY TAIK) mé le 56 by too close ap- on to business or study, severe mental or grief, SEXUAL "BX( S in life ym the citects of youthful follies, all yleld readily to our new treat- ment for lossmof vital power WRITE Thousands cured eepondence I)l Searles & Searles, **'8, Bloomers and Swealers and all sorts of cycle clothes will never start to shrink if you wash them with WOOL SOAP It makes flannels besutifully clean without shrinking. Thenagain it's the best and most refreshing in the bath tub. None other as good. AT YOUR GROCERS. | BAWORTH & SCHODDE, GHICAGO. iited terday in Tat States Marshal from Sioux F: prison four term of the Coggeshall S. D arties con- United States lef Omaha Vaughn, the Fremont attorney of 'the Demceratic Sound was in the city yesterday at of the details of cam ney league, &n for h A t the Unit Spratlin, J. B Will Shecan left Montana. They here st t 100 miles will be gone three week: Meveer hotel arrivals Chicago: G. B. Whitn Sioux W. Colli Cincinnati; L. ©. Beatrice C. D. Rogers, Mo.; ( ford, Kansas o] Atchizon, IKa L. Wiiliat Attorney rehal Boehme s Sheean and for a hunt in and from | m a railroad. They Rush Lee a 1 St fr cureful i1 L. Southward City; Guy Parker, City y, Mo.; J. | W. Hewitt Portland, [ Neb, D. ¥ ssick 1 J Herby N w. Hot tt, Nebraskans At_the Millard Greene, L At the Paxt *ity; Thomas Killiax ind Island At the Arcade—I H. Kramer, | Bassett, Gibbon; J "Eidward Sheld 1L Mitchell xipgton; Ired e, H Nebraska H. Hak B out of the city. at home by cor- Ho. lden; D t W Farn Clean Lasting CHEW Cool Sneet SMOKE T OBAC ELARMLESS: ANTI P co SATISFYING. NERVOUS -DYSPEPTIC PUR! | | SUSPENDERS. A few Sale, dozen Suspenders of one lot and we thought we would have to last weeks ago we had a Suspendor There 100 1ough to Wl =old custormers were disappointed that we decided 1 factory another were over us o week, but by 2 o'clock on the first day they were out t and so many of our o over agaln.— 8o we nght out aunother suspender and will give you tomorrow pienic. Fifteen Cents The lot Suspe Only will be the weare offering tl 1 rubl two full of will be sold from out of the window only on Saturday. price Dbetter last brass time s even than the one, of exeel 1 nt wi You lrs to o custoner by, all colors and shades fine buckles roends never bought a better paiv for Fifty Cents and none to dea ers.—You ean see a window them on our Douglas street frong and they by rtion in | Fall Catalogue ready August 15.-Send your name “CUPIDENE" groat Ve Vit A 1 8 Lost Ma ESTORED: X 0 will quic ‘, ¥ « ¥ ’ i+ GEFORE ano AFTER & P rongthens i1 restores small we - 2 BOPTDIN 8 15 the oniy known ¥ 40 Ghre Wit tout an operation. 500 testim, 13 it m-‘.,f.r‘.fy‘“ e e ey o 1t 81% hices docs nO GUVGH b JoriuAGCut cara A bot. six for 4500, by mail. Kend for FREE clieular aid testimoniuls, Addiess DAVOL MEDICIN D10, 1 Zan Fraucisco, & 5 permuto & i i \ 1 eds to D 58 theliver, t all the horra ENE clci revs and th of wllimpuritics. @ro &l al, For Sate by FOR SALE BY GOODMAN DRUG CO., 1110 Farnam St., Omahas “THERE IS SCIENCE IN NEATNESS.” BE WISE AND USE SAPOLIO |, [ s ] [ s ] ) e ] Not Sick Enough for the Doctor, but a little out of sorts. Ripans I Tabules would serve in your case It is well to have them on hand for just such occasions. Rinan's Tabules: Sold by drugeists, or by mafl 1f the price (50 cents a box) I sent to The Ris pans Chemical Company, No. 10 Spruce [ ) .e to boast, but may be pardoned for saying that we have the largest, ed Furniture and We ‘eanest and best arrang Carpet House in Nebraska, were th irst to establish Popu'ar Low Prices in Oma 12, and in return are doing about all the bu .55 in our line that is done in this city. HOUSE FURNISHERS See out Curtains re complete ovelties in e ry department, New Carpetings, Lac and Draperies, they are handsome and A cheap, Cash or Easy Payment Your HoMEYS WonmoaYoun flomBAc []MAHA FURNITURERCARPET: