Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 22, 1901, Page 3

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, D ECEMBER o0 22 1901 0 ¢ C HRISTMAS KELLEY,STIGER & COMPANY LAST CALL FOR L 20% 20% 20% 20%] Holiday Twenty Per Cent Discount We have decided to commence Monday Morning, Dec. 23rd Our annual discount sale of Twenty Per Cent Off ot our entire stock of Black and Colored Dress Goods Offering the people an Unprecedented Opportunity to select from one of the most carefully selected stocks of Black and Colored Dress Goods to be found in the west. The most appreciable Christmas gifts you could possibly present. This Twenty Per Cent Discount applies to our entire stock of Black and Goods—low, medium and high grades. Every price marked in Plain Figures We guarantee that in no instance has the price been changed. This discount of twenty per cent to be taken from the low prices which recently prevailed. Colored Dress NO RESERVES, We mention a f2w of our popular weaves— Black Cheviots— Black Etamines— Black Voiles— Black Poplins— Black Batiste— Black Nun's-Veiling-- Black Canvass— Black Melrose— Black Henriettas- Silk Warp Henriettas— Black Venetianss— Black Broadeloths— Black Olga Crapes— 2 Black Empress Crapes— Colored Chevipts— Colored Storm Cheviots— Colored Henriettas Colored Poplins— Colored Venetians-—- Colored Broadcloths— Colored Mixtures— Colored Golf Skirtings— French Challis— Our entire line of new Waistings— Colored Crapes, ete. This discount applies to black and colored dress goods only. landkerchiefs We have the most complete assortment of Holiday Handkerchiefs to be found in the city. Don't buy until you have seen | our stock Fine Irish Hand Embroldered Sheer Linen | Lawn Handkerchiefs, scalloped and hem- stitched borders, latest designs, at be, LU $1.00 and $1.25 to $2.50 each Fine Irish and Swise machine embroidered all Nnen handkerchicfs, in all the latest designs, at 12%e, 16¢, & and e Fine hand embroidered initial pure linen | lawn handkerchiefs, special each. Fine hemstitched sheer linen lawn hand- kerthiefs, %, %4 and '4-inch hems—10c, 15c, 25¢ and 50c each Fine. hemstitched linen cambric hand- | kerchiefs, %, ' and '%-inch hems, Sigc, 10¢ 12%c, 15¢ and 25c each Fine hemstitched all linen handkerchiet center 6, 7, § and 9inches square, at 12%c, 15¢, 25c, 3bc and G0c each « Children's hand embroidered initial hand- kerchiefs, in fancy picture boxes, 3 in box, for 25c a box Real Duchess lace border handkerchiefs at $2.25, $3.00, $3.60, $4.50 to $15.00 each. Irish point lace border handkerchlefs very pretty effects, at $1.75, $3.00 to $7.50 each Fine French Valenclennes lace border handkerchi The lace borders are all sewed by hand—G0c, Thc, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 to $2.50 each Fine French and Swiss hand embroidered and hand hemstitched fine linen handker- chiefs at $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, $2.60, $3.00 to $7.50 each, Real Duchess Laces, genuine Brussels productions, at $2.25, $3.00, $4.00, $5.50 and $6.75. Real Duchess and real point lace turn over collars, exquisite designs, $1.65, $1.85, $2.00, $2.50 to $5.60 each. Hosiery Carefully selacted assortment of women's and children’'s Holiday Hoslery at moderate prices. Large and extensive line of ladies black and colored silk, lisle and cotton stockings. Ladles’ fancy Hose, black, red, new blue, embroidered ankles and klocks, all the new extreme patterns, fast colors; also a very pretty line of black lace, boot pattern or all-over lace. This entire line on our coun- ter for Xmas, only 50c pair. Our hand-embroidered black lisle Hose, exclusive patterns, very dainty colors, new and pretty, 86c, $1.26, $180, $1.75 pair. Ladies' imported black thread silk Stock- ings, beautifully hand-embroldered, new de- signs, & most appreciated Christmas pres- ent, at $1.50. Pure thread silk black Hose, double sole, heel and toe, cannot be equalled for less than $2. Drop-stitch black silk Hose, $2.25 quality, our holiday price, $1.65 Umbrellas Ladies' silk umbrellas, in black, blue red, natural wood handles with sterling trim- mings, special bargain at $1.60. Our stock is complete in all the new noveltles in handles, colored and black sflk 26-In. umbrellas, $2, $2.50, $3.60 to,$5 each. Our own importation Xmas umbrellas for ladies and children. Attractive Holiday Gifts FINE IMPORTED GAUZE FA with dalnty hand painted, spangled and lace doc- orations at 65c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 $6.50 each. Novelties in neckwear, rich printed crepe scarfs, oriental effects, etc., at $2.50, $4.50, $6.00 and $6.50. Printed and embroidered crepe de chine $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00 to scarfs at 80c and | $2.60 each Fine crepe opera squares, in all delicate shades, speclal $4.00 each. New automobi silk ties, in satin, em- broldered and_ Persian effects, 50c, 7oe. $1.00 and $1.25 each All silk Windsor ties, new stripes, checks and dots, 25c and 50c each. Liberty gauze ruffs and boas, $2.00, $3.00, $4.50 to $15.00 each. Holiday Perfumes Colgate's Triple Extracts, all odors, half- | bottles 1-0z. bottles, Goc Colgate's Tollet Waters at 40c and 80c & bottle. Children's Perfumes, at $1.60, oz 10c a bottle. Fancy Satin Belt Hose Supporters, G0c, 5c and 8c each Fancy Round Silk Garters, fancy edameled buckles, $1, $1.25, $1.50 and pair. Fancy Tollet Sets, French Gilt, Gdrman Silver and Ivory Mountings, at $2, $2.50 and $3 a set. Eboncld Comb and Brush Sets, sterling mounted, at $2.25 a set. Ebony Military Halr Brushes, sterling mounted, at $1 $1.50 and $2 each. Ebony Clothes Brushes, 65c, 75c and §1 h Ebonold Manlcure Sets, sterling mounted, $1.60, 82, and $3 a set. Smoking Sets, Ash Trays, Writing Sets, Traveling Sews, Paper Welghts, Handker- chiet and Glove Cases, etc. Womens’ Petticoats & Dressing Sacques The celebrated “Magee’ Adjustible Yoke Skirts, makes a sensible gift, fine black mercerized tin, blas flounce, faced and corded at bottom, trimmed with three rufMes; special, $2.50 each. Excellent quality mercerized satin, with 12-inch accordion plaited flounce; special, $8.25. “Elite,” Gore Fitting Skirts, fine, black mercerized satins, good styles and well made, at $2.25, $2,75, $3, $3.50 and $4.50 each. Tafféta Silk Skirts, reliable quality, latest styles, black and colors, $5.50, §7, $8, $9.50, $11 and $12 each, Elderdown Dressing Sacques, all colors, at $1.25, $1.50, $2, $3.25, 94 and $4.50. Eiderdown Bath Robes, cardinal, rose, Gifts for Men and Boys Holiday Handkerchiefs, unusual values. Hemstitch Handkerchlefs, better qualities come In Y%, %, '4 and l-inch hem. Many | of these are soft bleached, ready for im- mediate use, at 15c, 20¢, 25e, 36¢, b0c and Initial Handkerchiefs, all linen, at 25c. Initial silk Handkerchiefs at 25c, 40c and | 60c. MEN'S AND BOYS' GLOVES Kid and dogskin Gloves for street wear at $1, $1.26 and $1.50. 8ilk llned Gloves at $1, $1.60 and $2. Mocha Gloves, $1.50 and $1.76. Boys' Gloves, lined and unlined, at b0c, and $1. Golf Gloves In white, red, black and fancy Mittens, at 25c, 60c and Toe. MUFFLERS—An exceptional assortment, fncluding the made up Harvard, this s son’s latest novelty, at 2 $1.50, $1.75, §; 5, $2.60 and Fancy Suspenders at ¢, $1.76. Fancy Halt Hose, large varisty, at 26, 36c and boc. UMBRELLAS—Large assortment for the boliday trade, natural handles and sterling silver mounted, $1, $1.50, $2.60, $3, $4, $4.50 and $5. MEN'S CKWEAR — Tecks, four-in- hands, puffs, imperials, etc., at 50c, $1 and $1.50. Outing flannel Nightshirts, new designs and material, 50c, T5c, $1 and $1.50, Fine muslin Nightshirts, plain and hand- somely trimmed, at G0c, 76c and $1. White dress Shirts, exceptional value at §1 Fancy madras and percale Shirts, $1 and $1.50. Underwear, union suits and separate gar- ments, at moderate prices. New Ideas in Silks - Waists' Many new Parisian and London modes in the advanced ideas for fancy waists, bought especlally for our holiday trade. Fancy stripes, cords and figures in all the, latest shades, to sell, 76c Empress crepe in sell, §bc. Lousine, including all shades and black. 24 inches, $1. 24-inch all silk crepe de chine, In shades c, $1, $1.26, . $1, $1.16 and N colors and black, to full line of new shades and black. BLACK TAFFETA. 27-inch, $1 quality, 86e. 36-inch, $1.50 quality, $1.25. 86-inch, $2 quality, $1.76 (guaranteed.) Also a line of the world-renowned C. J. Bennett et cir at 90c, $1.25, $1.50 and $2. Black peau de sole, priced special Monday selling: 19-inch, 8ic quality, 69¢. 21-1nch, $1 quality, 89c. nch, $1.40 quality, $1.10. for of rose, gray, pink, blue, reseda maize, Our 25c himstitched buck towels, 20c each. cream and black, $1.25 quality for $1. Our 33%c hemstitched plain and figured Crepe de meteor, in plain and brocaded, | huck, 26c each. Cloak and Suit Dept. Raglans, Long Cloaks and Jackets—Special bargains. Oxford Jackets, 27-in. length, double- ted, pearl buttons, correctly tailored, Black Kersey Capes, 42-in. length handsomely braided, llued with Skinuer's | satin, at $19. | Raglans, Oxford and mixed cloths, $12.50 to $28. Long Coats, all the latest materials and exclusive styles, $20 to $50. 27-in. Jackets, $5 to §27 42-1n. Jackets, $15 to $42. Walking Skirts, man-tailored, from $4.50 to $18. Dresa Skirts, perfect hanging, $5.75 to §; Dresa Velvet Skirts, $16 to $30. | Bilk taffeta and peau de sole Dress Skirts, | plain and with lace insertions, applique trimmings, etc., $13 to §45 Table Linens, Bedspreads, Towels, Etc. The spirit of the season is “give,” and what could be more thoroughly appreciated by friend or relative than a set of table | linen, a good Marsellles bedepread or | towels? The economy of our prices is mora emphatic during the holidays than at any other time. Read carefully the following interesting items Our 76c bleached Irish table linen, inches wide, hollday price, 50c yard Our $1.15 bleached Irish table linen, inches wide, hollday price, 75c yard. Our $1.25 bleached Irish table linen, inches wide, holiday price, 85c yard Our §2 bleached Irish table iinen, 72 fnches wide and heaviest impgrted, holiday price, $1.39 yard Pattern tablecloths, Irieh make, all in beautiful desigds, they come in the follow- ing sizes and prices: 2x2 yards, 2x2% yards, 2x3 yards, 2x3% yards, at $2.35, $3, $3.50 and $4 cach; %x% Dnapkins to match at §3.50 dozen. HOLIDAY TOWEL SALE~—If, you care for speclal and explicit information concerning values, read the following: Two cases of 10c Russia crash, on special sale at 5c yard. Our 16%¢ hemmed huck towels, 13%c each. Our 20c hemmed huck towels, 16¢ each. L) 7 kU Our 50c hemstitched huck towels, figured ) borders and extra large size, 36c each, or 3 for $1. REAL HAND CLUNY“*DECORATIVE LINENS, in designs that appeal strongly to | eritical buyers who appreciate artistic ef- fects in real lace. You can buy as your pocketbook dictates, as we have them with linen centers from 2ic each for the doylle | size up to $6.50 for the 30-inch centerplece. | 'Real Mexican hand drawn work doylles gray aod light blue, $6, $7.50 and $8.50 each. nch, $1.50 quality, $1.25. and centerpieces at 12%e, 2bc, Toe, $1 $2.25 and $3 each. | seal, walrus, sea lion, lizard, Special Prices on Furs! Furs! New arrivals for the holidays—most comu plete assortment of small Furs tn this ity Isabell Fox Scarfs Stone Marten Scarfs Mink Scarts Marten Scarfs Opossum Scarfs Electric Seal Scarfs. “ollarettes in Beaver “ollarettes in Isabella Fox “ollarettes in Mink ollarettos in Marten. ‘ollarettes in Sable Coon. “ollarettes in Perstan Laml \arettes in Sable, Oppossurs “ollarettes in dyed Marten “ollarettes in Near Seal Muffs to match ECT ASSORTMENT OF FUR SETS Wool Seal Capes Astrakhan Capes, guaranteed to wear, 30 inches long. Near Seal Capes. Fine Cloth Capes, lined with Siberlan squirrel, marten collar, front trimmed with marten Pocketbooks, Bags, Etc. Cut steel and set beaded Chatalaine Bags, At $2.50, $3.60, $4.50, $5.60, $7.50 to $12 each. Fine leather Wrist Bags, newest shapes and mountings, at 50e, 75, $1.15, $1.50, $2.50 to $10 each. Fine leather Chatalaine Bags, in Morocco, ete., at boc, Toc, $1, $1.50, $2, $2.50 to $5 each. Misses' fine leather Chatalaine Bags, at 26¢, 60c, T6c and $1 each. Fine Boston Shopping Bags, good cloth, with leather trimmings, at $1.35, $1.60, $1 $2, $2.00 and $3 each. Fine imported French Combination Pock- etbooks, in Mexican and polished alligator, rich mountings, special, $4.60, §6 and $5.50 each. Fine combination Jocketbooks and Card Cases, In Morocco, seal, sea llon, wi cte., at b0, The, $1, $1.25, $1.60, $2 to 8| CHILDREN'S Notwithstanding we have had a continual crowd at this department our assortment i still unbroken, representing the best manu- tacturers of Europe. LADIES’ KID GLOVES Trefousse, Perrin, arch. Shelburne and shades that evening wear. Misses' and children's kid gloves, mocha gloves, llned and unlined, reindeer street gloves, new line just recelved kid mittens for women and children; ellk mittens, wool mittens, golf gloves for women and chil- dren. Art andFancyGoods Dept Novel designs in Sofa Plllows, new stamped linens, center pleces and doylies, kensington bags, match scratchers, (ele phone boolty, pen wipers, pin cushions and various other noyelties suitable for Xmas gifts. Miss Goldsmith will give free lessons in embroldery work on Wednesday and Satur- days from 10 to 11 a. m. Freres, Dents, Mon- Chatam qipues v are adapted for atreet and STORE OFPEN MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS. CORNER FARNAM AND FIFTEENTH STREETS, OMAHA, NEB. HONORS To ]UDCE OSBORN the Commandery of Knights Templars of named as executors of the estate. Officers Loan and Saving Associatlon agalnst W'OMINC‘S PR[CIOUS FHD‘M" Krienke, J. W. Rich, carriers. Post- | this city will take charge and perform of the Commandery of Knights Templars gitfer: Ulav: Feoples Bulldi lay ; 147 | ofces at Aloys, Besa, Blsmarck, German- tho full funeral services of that order, with of Norfolk telephoned today thelr inten- | People's Bullding, L | ville, Webster and Ridgely will be discon- ! Judge E. C. Jackson as commander and tion to attend the funeral, and other lodges YR Ao aaoiie | tinued. Body te Lie in Btate in Blair Opers House | H: W. McBride as prelate. The Grand of that order are expected to be Present, againit®Carricner Class. Omant Savings | o " | lowa—Grundy Center, Grundy county; ad- Mends; ’ Army post will attend as a guard of honor. | as are also all members of Jordan com- Bank against Yhouglar Simpion | Disoevery of Platinum Highly Regarded by | 4i1i0na1 service, seventy-four square miles; mday. Members of the orders wHl remain with | mandery No. 15 who can make arrange. Against Snook, Webster, Owens agiinst Senster Clark. population, 1,560; Abram De Long, George s the body here from morning until the hour | ments to be here. The two banks and | Souih Ome: AIARAL, R T | Hodge, D. 8. Kirkpatrick, carriers. Post- for the services. Mrs. Osborn and ber son |other prominent business houses will close |of Falls City against Edgar, Richardson: office at Ivester will be supplied by rural KNIGHTS TEMPLARS CONDUCT SERV.CES | romainea n San Francisco, owing to the | during the hour set for the services. Docd aasinae LV iR oni! | BELIEVES IT OF VAST IMPORTANCE | carriers. ¥ | severe winter weather. As far as known ‘CON ENTION_aF RffA | Builaing and Loan k.i,.r’ dation, Dougls: i {:"';:'“‘:""“'”;'“'(":M,f A / | at present, no near relatives of the family \f Cirst Natlonal Bank of Harvard agains Nebraska—W. J. Clark, Amherst, Buffalo Grand Army Post is Guard of Honor— atke r \st Unfon Life A s o "_'"" bused, | Wil be present at this final burfal TY MEN | Hockett, Clayi Damon agaiat nlon Lif | former Indian Agent Harding May |county, vice F. . Beck, removed; A. L. » | The body was encased in a heavy lead | State Labor Comm toner Watson | Telegraph Company against l'b‘vuu'hl.‘ Je Have a Hearing—Watson M. Squire | Fitch, Watertown, Buffalo county, vice W. sreen are Simple Deco casket and this was enclosed in a red cedar | fersom; ‘Cornell “against Kime, Box Butte: ) E. Dickman. F D P i f 3 3 Simonds for Post t. t Co ens il (s Ofaket, box, over which was spread a large United s o "";l'" ;':":’ Faver A A A U T .-'l':.;:n: Towa—I. E. Bellman, Chillicothe, Wapello States flag, which had seen much service. i o Clements against Eiseley, Madison; Moore J county; R. D. Andrews, Mark, Davis county. Several large wreaths of holly and ever- ;'.w*,',":" "‘?”-, aanasterl Harthwesterh South ‘Dakota—Amanda Macy, Ludlow, BLAIR, Neb, Dec. 21.—(Special Tele- | groen were on the flag, covering the en- (From a Staff Correspondent.) agatnst Brovince, Custer: Creamery P Wing county; T. H. O'Connor, Terraville, gram.)—The remains of Judge L. W. Os-| tire top of the caskot. The flag and flowers | LINCOLN, Dec. 21.—(Special.)—Labor | age Company against Magill, Brown; (From a Staff Correspondent.) Lawrence county. Born. late consul general to Samoa, ar- | accompanied the remaine from Samon, the | Commiseloner €. . Watson s optimistic | SEANST Towensicln, Adaria: ™ Mer WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.—(Special Tele- | Wyoming—M. M. Sneddon, Diamondville, Fived here this morning at 7 o'clock, com- | flag bearing the name of Willlam Black- [ CONcerning the prospects for a state con- | Trust Sacings Bank againct Stedaard, | 8¥am.)—Senator Clark of Wyoming leaves | Uinta county ing by way of Omaba. Members of the lock, United States vice consul under Mr. | vention of real estato dealers. “The splen’ | Dawson; Plerce against Atwood, Dodge |tomorrow for Omaha. The senator will joln | These rural free delivery carriers were Grand Army post and Commandery of Osborn. did enthusiasm manifested by the real es- | bqourity Tnvestment Company againat Lot | uis family at the home of his brother, 0. 0. appointed today Kuights Templars escorted the body to the The burial here at Blair and by the or- , tAte agents in favor of a state convention,” m.rfiiv against « uu;lr‘vulm‘l‘ll. Douglas; Ho Clark, abhd will take his Christmas dinner | Nebraska—Gretna, W. H. Leebhart E. C. Plerce undertaking rooms, where It ganizations s following out the request |he says, “cannot but be extremely gratify- | kins against State ex rel Omaha ( there. After the holidays Mrs. Clark and | a—Boone, C| Y & 8 request mely gratify K 1 L Omaha, Coc Tow: ne, Charles B, Sebring; Councll will remain until Monday morning, when It | made in the will of the deceased, which [IN& to all who have the best interests of [ 4 ComPany, lancaster: Tombard g children will return to Washington with | Bluffs, Watson M. Squire; Clareton, W. will be taken to the opera house and then was opened here a few days ago by I, W. | Nebraska at heart. On Monday another dison, sworth against To the senator. To a correspondent for The (¢, Fuller, W. E. Badger; Pleasantville, e in state until 1:50 p. m., at which Ume | Kenny and Charles McMenemy, who are |letter will be addressed to the real estate i Hl-uu""’rd _;«;’Mv .”:;;,‘mm Con Bee tonight Senator Clark eald: “It always | W. J. Miller; Ogden, Robert Johnson; Mel- . P men, asking for their views in regard to the T VO 1LV i has been customary to look upon Wyoming | bourne, Milo C. Corbett; Nicholas, Fred » & . . - . — | | date and place of the convention, the mat- Bradbury against as a sheep ralsing state and a producer of | H. Humme)l; Portville, John Fuller; Pau- Your cough tells of dan- ger,—a little danger if in the throat; great danger if down deepin the chest. Re- member, all coughs are dangerous. Prompt action saves life. Your family phy- sician will tell you there is but one household remedy for colds and coughs — Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. “1 have used your most valued cough syrup and cannot speak’ its : praises highly enough. 1 am willing to recommend it to all for instantancous relief of heavy bronchial coughs."— Mrs, C, SiMoN, New York City, 2hc., Boc., $1.00. All drwggists, J. €. AVER CO., Lowell, Mass, mittee and to attend take charge to other details in be held, one for the South Platte and t other for the North Platte section of t Nebraska should not tunity to pass by without b to the fullest extent ing embrac possible.” Supre Court Casew, ter of program and the selection of & com- of the convention the work Some have suggested that two conventions state: but Mr. Watson s of the opinion that permit a like oppor- i Commercial State Bank a Nance; Rawles against Re olk; Schaaf against Hamilton, Bu i Meeker against Waldron, Cass:;' Ru precious metals. The discovery of platinum In one of our copper mines, however, promises to place the state in the front ) ) :;A“I::‘l '"“'}'.'.‘.'fi?...'ff'"'&.l‘\‘.fi‘.}’f‘ l"‘-t'rr:xl-(‘n-l:;;!;:‘:; rank of the states producing precious met- he | O'Bryan, Sherman; Frazier against Mande- | als. My letters today indicate that the he | ville, Lancaster; 'Northern - | veln of platinum will yleld nearly $100 to vestment Trust, Ltd., against flton; Deering against Cobb against Fawcett PRISONER ASSAULTS OFFICE ed Alleged Horsethief the ton of ore. I look upon this as one of a solld state convention would accomplish | Livingstone against Moore. ; Prestc the most important discoveries ever made more good, as Important questions involv- i‘x‘ffi.‘&‘fl.“ N :;:m}:-;“u ;v-""x;;fl ”"""‘;;;mlm in the mining reglons of this country.” ing state rather than sectional 185ues | oanter: Andrews againat Lindicer. Dou It {s evident that Secretary Hitchcock should be discussed. “For Wxample,” he | Plager against Fintel, Thay broposes to fortify himeelf for the war thinks, “the Nebraska felegation at Wash- | aainst Ieck, Buffalo: Omaha dance that will be held by the South Da- Ington and the president should be given | uainst Missouri Pacific Railway om- kota delegation after the holidays over the cncouragement, and their attitude on the | pany, original; State agalnst Chicago, |scalp of former Agent Harding of Yankton. problem of irrigation in the west should be | Rock 1slabd & Paclic Railway Compaiy, | Major Harding was dismissed from the endorsed by resolutions of whose meaning | tars Bieidl neainat State ox rel Schoal Die. | service several weeks ago without a hear- there could be no doubt. Wyoming has al- ;‘rl it “.f" ‘t"r--l‘»{_. :vlnlm A 1"1;;1:I“fl“l'ilt-““i‘ll‘rfi‘ ing, according to his friends, to present his ready done good work of this kind, and | [Lite nes WOEKINE Bt e ex Te| |#1de of the case. Inspector Jenkins, who made the investigation at Yankton and on whose report the removal of the agent was based, has been directed to come to Wash- ington in haste, Before the South Dakotans left for home they had a conference with lina, BE. S. Henderson; Perry, Roger H. Ballard; Agency, Fred A, Ball The Western National bank of New York and Commercial National of Chicago are approved as reserve agents for the Farmers' Natfonal of Red Oak, Ia . A postoffice is ordered established at Pollock, Campbell county, 8. D., with Rich- ard G. Parrott as postmaster. —_—_— GOLF CLuB INTENDS BUILDING Members of Hastings Fraternity Sub- scribe for E ton of Clubkoune. HASTINGS, Neb, Doc. 21.—(Spec Several months ago the members of Hast- ings' Golf club decided to erect a $3,000 clubhouse. At a recent meeting nearly $1,000 was subscribed and it {s thought that the balance will be taken up at the next a sledge hammer, in the hands of a fellow workman. The blow cut a gash two inches long, just under the eye. The company's physician dressed the wound Platinum Found in Wyoming. LARAMIE, Wyo., Dec. 21.—(Spectal.)— Avery T. Holmes, one of the owners of New Rambler copper mine on Douglas creek, in which platinum In paying quanti- ties was discovered, has returned from a trip to Denver. He consulted with ex- perts and reports that careful tests of the ore from the New Rambler show that al- moet all of the ore contains the preclous metal. Force Opening of Shops. LARAMIE, Wyo., Dec. 21.—(Special.)—It is rumored at Laramie that the shops of the Unlon Pacific at this place are to be opened in the near future. It Is sald that en- gines are continually breaking down be- tween Cheyenne and Rawling and that re- pair shops at this place are an absolute necessity IS IT AN EPIDEMIC? Vital Statis s Show an Alarming n Alrcady Prevalling Disease~Are Any Exempt? o . At no time in the hlstory of disease as there been such an alarming incre In the number of cases of any particular malady as in that of kidney and bladder troubles now preying upon the people of this country. Today we see a relative, a friend or an acquaintance apparently well, and in a {few days we muy be grieved to learn of thelr serlous (llness or sudden death, | eaused by that fatal type of kidney trou- | ble—Bright's Disease. | Kidney trouble often becomes advanced | Into acute stages before the aMicted is aware of {ts presence; that is why we read of 8o many sudden deaths of promi- nent business and professional men, phy- sicians and others. They have neglected to stop the leak fn time, » follo supre e Col se Weeting | i 4 b.Th,"”' }]I \:‘[:u h»‘v‘:[”r”-;uJn”-‘ml“ ases :fl]" Oawnifios Civ) President Roosevelt and Secretary Hitch- . Cold W u“n:“:"n::"rtnh“m M3 DUl g tyste LAl against Anderson, Hamilign: lowa Savines AR cock, after which they expressed the bellet 9 Cols Westher 10 FiRG oub (he'Gaile. ‘saoy individusl oes, Eank 4 f{ast, Frink, Thueston: Brakt that Agent Harding would have a hearing | BARTLETT, Neb., Dec. 21.—(Spectal)— ¥ e precaution, avold the chances | Kingman, Thursto Magruder asainst § S 3 before the department Wheeler county has been suffering from °f contracting dreaded and dangerous kid- Dodge; Buull againat Stuil, Nemaha; | OSCEOLA, Neb. Dec 1.—(8peclal.) In the event that he disoroves the | Yery cold weather for nearly two weeks. | 1Y ""I"':'"- or eradicate it completely hiluny Compad, Karnys Wides | Berrill Mundill and Fred Lamb, under ar- | charges made against him, there is no|The thermometer bas reglstered as low | ['°M thelr system if already aficted against Warder B. & Q. (0., Cedar; | ®5t and awaiting trial for horse stealing, ' qouh¢ (he South Dakotans will insist on his | A8 20 degrees below zero. Light snow | MADY Preclous lives might have been and State »‘\l"|:31‘w‘~l‘! ,l‘x‘ln».l‘l.”g |,: A u’:v'w‘;,.\“fi”.'x‘l‘, ’.“.p‘n)‘flm‘“ the freedom m' ul..- 4]!){1'1:!0:' ;;‘. relustatement. When Inepector Jenkins ar- | has been falling frequently with scarcely :I:‘l""‘nyli(:n"r: "l:lu :N hf* saved, by paying way Comy galnst Krayenbuhl Me he jull, when Lamb seized the large stick | pjyes he will go over the Yankton matter | 8Dy cessation of severe cold. Live stock | ® - $ 0.4 ldneys. ‘onaughe arney, | Ha er Mille blow 100 alle £ de wvery oppo ¢ and there- Drury ag ; ris. Lancaster: AX- | for a fow minutes. When he overed Le Department Notes, Bunk Recelves Judgment, fore we advise all who have any symp- it naliway Coucaso, Rock lsiand ¢ Fa- | drave the prisoners into the cell 8t the | These ‘Tursl free delivery routes have | PLATTSMOUTH, » Dec. 21.--(Spe- '0ms of kidney or bladder trouble to Yrite 2on againat Bartlett, Dawes: McNaghton [ end of his gun. Lamb will be clrged with been ordered established Fobruary 1 clal)—In the case of the First Natlouwl '098¥ to Dr. Kilmer & Co. Binghamton, American Exchange Natlonal Bank, (us. | 383aulting an officer. Nebraska—Scribuer, Dodge county; addi- | bank against R. A. Walker & judgment I\l "’ ;"' a 'L"' ""‘"'1'1' bottle ‘“fhfl“'"x'- ter: Davis against Barker, Morrick) Hes- | - - tlonal service, elghty square miles; popula- | was glven the plaintift for $116.52 poste, | (100t the colebrated apecific which s hav- seprate Cagkinel” Stalenufaly, waits | Larde Wt Whot Near Plattsmouth. | (ot SEHCT DTS TR Bles: ponuy ¥ pebls) L N OOIRY, | (e Liiht n aTaat omiand A" MeA ATl A o, Divson: oATtMOUth | PLATTEMOUTH, Neb., ‘Dec. 21 pe- | carriére. Stanton, Stanton county; 124 Sledge Hummer Blow Under Eye, success In the oure of the most distress- \vihelmer against Wallman, = Lancdster: | clal)—While out hunting on the farm of square miles;' population, 175; J. H. Ba-| BEATRICE, Neb., Dec. 21.—(Special Tele- | {38 Kidney and bladder troubles. With the e e <R dancaster, Rogers | Uncle Jacob Vallery yesterdey Charles | ker, Arthur Axen, J. M. Mitchell, carrlers. | gram.)—R. G. Austin, an employe at the ®8MPle bottle of Swamp-Root will also be Warner, Webster: Hoiman against | Cline shot and killed a large wolf, which | West Point, Cuming county; 126 square [ Dempster mills, was scriously wounded yes. | "¢Nt free a pamphlet aud treatise of val- er, Richardson; People's Bulidiag, | be brought to Plattsmouth. Lw'les; population, 1,776, I, E. Gebris, Theo- | terday by belng struck iu the face with) UAble laformation.