Lincoln Journal Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 2

LINCOLN EVENING NEWS, T0E9DAY, JANUARY 8, 1898. QC 5Qc. OUST THE POT.T. A Ti I "OC 'See the greatest combination sale of Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods ever made by any clothing house in the 3t. We now offer the following goods at the extraordinary low price of SQ CENTS ON TELE DOLLAR The Largest Combination Stock If HERMAN BROS.

Wholesale and Retail ER MADE ON CLOTHING IS ftOW Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods of this City. AND THE LOWEST PRICES READY FOI SAVE ONE-HALF YOUR MONEY By buying your Clothing here. Our time is limited to cloBe out this large stock, so don't delay your purchases but coino right along and get plontr of Clothing before tliis is gone. YOUR INSPECTION. )f HERMAN BROS.

You can buy any article fromJa Collar Button to a Prince Albert Suit for LESS Clothing and Furnishing Goods of AUBURN, NEB. MONEY than ANY DEALERan buy it of the nianufiiclurer. Of HERMAN BROS. Our Line of Boys Clothing CAN MAKE PLENTY OF MONEY MERCHANTS! I YOU moth coming here and buying of tliis mam Clothing and Furnishing Goods of FALLS CITY, NEB. stock.

the balance of HURLBUT'S IN TWO AND THREE PIECE SUITS IS VERY LARGE And you can buy them at any of the following prices $1.25, $1.50, H.73, J2.00, $2.25, $2.50, $2.75, $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00. Same Suits formerly sold by Herman Broa. for $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00, $4.5, $5.00, $5.50, $6.00, $7.00 and $8.00. BUY A CHRISTMAS PRESENT HERE Wholesale and Betail stock of Clothing and Furnishing Goods, CORNER TENTH AND STREETS. save half the price of it or buy two for the price of one.

Crawley, Cliid.estei? Oo 1017-19 street, The Peoples' Benefactors. HERMAN BROS. OLD STAND. PEN, PENCIL AND BRUSH. What is itures of Various States Assembling.

COMPLICATIONS EXIST. Pa State Auditor Refute to Ad- the Oath of Office to Hamil- eioocrt Wyoming's New Got- F. D. Millet, the famous artist, seems to be under forty-five. He has a few lines in his face and not a gray hair in his closely trimmed black locks.

M. Philippoteaux.the Prench panoramic artist, recently opened nn art exhibition at Cairo under the patronage of the khedive and intends to make Egypt his future home. Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes is a great walker, and is often seen in Beacon street, in Boston, taking his "constitutional." He always wears a nicely polished silk hat and carries a large cane. Miss Mary E.

Wilkins is extremely fond of quaint ornaments and rare articles from faroff countries. Among her treasures is a triple necklace of South Sea shells, in which all the colors of the rainbow play at hide and seek. Emile Zola wears a short beard, trimmed according to the latest fashion. His bread, high forehead is marked by three deep wrinkles, and his hair and beard are slightly streaked with gray. His face is pale, and his figure has lost much of its former stoutness.

Take the Oath a Second Time. Jan. 8. Yesterday ie date for the meeting of the Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infamts and Children.

It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing; Sxpips, and Castor Oil. It is Pleasant. Its guarantee thirty years' use by legislature. As predicted in Ispatches there was trouble in the L'ationof the house.

Under the utate auditor is the official who Millions of Mothers. Castoria Jafthe Children's ksd to call the roll of the house. the Mother's Friend. ag he announced that af Democrat, of Castoria. Castoria.

certificate of election, he of the existence of a manda- "Castoria Uso veil adapted to children FIN, FEATHER AND FUR. Castoria cures Colic, Constipation, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Eructation, Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes dt recommend It as superior to any prescrip issued by the supreme court mown to me." H. A. AncttBa, M. judged Hamilton's certificate as 111 So.

Oxford Brooklyn, N. Leech, who would be hene- Without Injurious medication. fthe supreme court decision, had no valid force, as the constitution expressly says that a majority of each house shall constitute a majority to do business. As the Republicans organized with twenty -seven members and twenty -eight is a majority it is asserted the work they attempted to do will count for nothing. The Democratic members of the house have been in caucus, but what they have concluded to do is not known.

It is probable they will have Hamilton sworn in by a justice of the peace and with Davidson and one populist organize a house of twenty-eight members, just a majority. The Democratic senators announce that they stand ready to recognize such a body. NEW YORK'S ASSEMBLY. Jfo New Developments In the Senatorahlp light. Albany, T-.

Jan. 3. The work preliminaiy to the organization of the legislature was enlivened by the arrival of New York and Kings county members. Jndge Griffiths and other friends of Edward Murphy Jr. from Troy, arrived and opened rooms 57, 58 and 59 at the Delavan house as the headquarters in which the senatorship canvass in behalf of Mr.

Murphy will be carried on. Mr. Lou Paine came up from New York and set about to accomplish the success of Hamilton Fish, in his race for the leadership of the minority in the assembly against Mr. Maltby of St. Lawrence.

This was really the contest and it is becoming interesting. Both gentlemen claim to hrfve enough pledges to secure success. Richard Croker came on from Richfield Springs and called upon Senator Hill at the Hotel Kenmore. Edward Murphy and Lieutenant Governor Sheehan were also there. After remaining with the senator for a short time the three callers, with State Senator Cantor, proceeded to the executive mansion and called upon Governor and Mrs.

Flower. None of these leaders will talk for publication. Assemblyman William Sulzer, the candidate for speaker, held open house at his headquarters at the Delavan, with Clerk Charles R. DeFrest As the members arrived they repaired here, and afterwards called upon Senator Hill previous to his leaving the city. TS WYOMING.

Governor Osborne Takes the Official Oath a Second Time. Cheybnsi, Jan. Precisely at noon yesterday in the governor's office, for the second time, John E. Osborne took the oath as governor of the state of Wyoming and swore to well and folly fill the duties of thj office. On the former occasion, exactly a month ago, he made a forcible entrance into the office after taking the prescribed ited to him any evidence of his "For several years I havo be said, he had determined to your and shall always continue to do so as it has invariably produced beneficial the names of Hamilton and The uso of Castoria is so universal and Its merits so veil known that it seems a work of supererogation to endorse it.

Few are the intelligent families who do not keep Castoria within easy reach." Tittnrry, D. New York City. om the rolL When the mem- sworn Hamilton advanced to to take the oath, -with his certifi- his nana, but the auditor would ainister it and threatened to call Tax CEirrj.ua Cowmict, 77 Mnari. Bteebt, Naw Tosx Crn lists, to caucus with them, and thus secured twenty-eight men. just a majority.

The Republican house caucus nominated William E. Lee of Todd county for speaker and Fred A. Johnson of Ramsey for chief clerk. COLOBADO'S LEGISJLa.TimE. Iarelf Times Expected Orer the Organisation.

Denver, Jan. 8. Indications are that the Colorado legislature will not organize without the usual row. The Republicans have a small majority in the house but the Populists and 'Democrats have been rustling and claim that they will organize the body when it is called to order Wednesday noon. They claim to have secured the pledges of two Republicans to aid them.

The great interest however, will center in the organization of the senate. Of the thirty-five members fifteen are Republicans, twelve are populists and eight Democrats, the latter holding the balance of power, which in this particular case may mean something beyond obstruction. There are all sorts of rumors of combinations. One is that the Republicans, despairing of any accession of strength from the populists, will act with the straight-out Democrats in organizing the upper house. Some overtures to this effect, it is stated, have been made by Republican leaders, but as only a few of the Democratic senators are in the city their inclinations are not known.

From all appearances the probability is that there will be three separate caucuses, and hot times in the dignified bodies from the moment they meet Wednesday at noon. Tennessee's IVegislatare. Nashville, Jan. The legislature has assembled, but beyond the organization in the house no business was transacted. In that body Ralph Davis, of Shelby county, was chosen speaker.

The inauguration of Governor Tnrney will take place next Monday. A lively contest for the position of United States senator to succeed ex-Governor William B. Bate is expected. Senator Bate is making a strong effort to retain bis seat and at present the chances are slightly in his favor. His principal opponent is Robert L.

Taylor. It is Jiew Tlirnazbont. Cincinnati, Jan. 3. The Times Star, the evening paper of this city, owned by Mr.

Charles P. Taft, celebrated the New Year by issuing an enlarged paper from its new building, northeast corner of Sixth and Walnut streets. The old plant was absolutely abandoned and everything from cellar to garret in the building is new. The building is of pressed brick with granite and marble facings, and is 85 by feet and seven stories high. To Try the Tasnvlus.

New York, Jan. 3. The dynamite cruiser Vesuvius, Captain Schroder, has left the Brooklyn navy yard for Port Royal. The vessel will go direct to Port Royal sound, where the final tests of her great dynamite guns will be made. The tests will be made early next week.

lVrewed a Race Coarse. Nashville, Jan. 3. Frank W. Shaw of St.

Pan, secretary of the Twin City Jocky club, has leased the West Side park for two years and will probably reach an amicable settlement with the Cuberland Fair and Racing association so as to avoid clashing dates. faited States marshals to remove There are nearly 500 buffaloes in the Yellowstone National park, where they are preserved against the pothunter's rifle. When a healthy horse is enjoying perfect rest his pulse beats at the rate of forty times per minute, that of an ox fifty-two -times, while in sheep and hogs the average cardiac pulsations are seventy-six per minute. Codfish are getting scarcer and scarcer every year. They used to be as thick as herrings on the Newfoundland shores, but now they arc very seldom found there.

They may be plentiful enough in the deep ocean now, but are not easily taken by bait. Great numbers of vultures hover over Para, on the Amazon river, blackening every housetop. A heavy fine is imposed for killing one of these immense carrion birds, because they do more toward keeping that undrained city in a state of comparative cleanliness than is accomplished in any other way. PHILOSOPHICAL COGITATIONS. The Democrats sprang to their warned the auditor pa be care-1 or a moment a conflict was imrni- rbnt Hamilton took his seat and the members wire sworn in.

With JVlDE A COCKHORSE, TO Chicago or course.to get. lton ehnnnaAd and Davidson, a itic member, on tne sick list tne stood twenty-five Democrats. -five Bennblicans and three nopn- Two of the populists went over Republicans and one to the Demo-giving the Democrats twenty-six rjlp WHICH IS BOSSs ate pro- calls the roll his duties are at ITS AlRITS P0RCLCANIN6 However he kept the chair and i the house for nominations for THE CLOTHES. officers. ite provides that the oldest A WELCOME in service shall do this.

The REVER IT GOES. and one populist, when they that Auditor Cook was carrying Your pleasures are but you bet your troubles are all spelled out. Marrying a man to reform him is equal to putting yonr lingers in a fire to put it out. It is no disgrace to be poor, but it is so inconvenient it is sometimes worse than disgraceful As a man grows old he begins to look upon wretchedness in young folks as a sort of ingratitude. Let tomorrow take entire care of itself, and some day the poor commissioner will have to take care of you.

Nearly every man who is a fool has a faint suspicior of it, bat in trying to prove that he is not a fool he gets in deeper. Atchison Globe. hey conceived to be a weli plan, got up and left the FAIRBANKS r-stven Retmblicana behind. As 'are fifty-five members of the house left the Republicans without a oat eiectea Matthews temporary speaker, a inMJerkanfJBergeantat-armsand a notary public This Tnue Chief adjourned. The Republicans hope ve Leach, Hamilton's opponent, in IS THE BESTDR EVERY HOUSEHOLD USE a ALL GROCERS KEEP IT.

AAp ONLY BY N.K.FAIRBANK uresnecK administered the oath nth a certificate issued Dy the clerk of Cboteau county before recanvasB is completed. The senate orfracizea witnout trouoie oy tne 1 lAlnihi The tourierwiUlioon begin a series of six illustrate articles on Home Dressmaking ijA Olive Harper, Tew York's most prfininent fashion writer. CTBie, who nave a uiauvtin vy jjjy body. The committees were an which Mr. Osborne took, though he has claimed to be governor for over a month.

He inserted a notation in the oath signed to the effect that he did so because one Amos W. Barber, formerly acting governor, claimed still to be each, and he desired to remove the slightest gronnd for such a pretense on ha part. 11ITOESOTA. Some Uncertainly Exists as to What Party C. W.

Kalev. auctioneer, fifteen vears' experience; sales i English or rarra amies a specialty, lm- Jewell Heating Stoves and Ranges RIVERSIDE OAKslbOKS ATD RAXGES. fice Home Bu The most popular brands of G. S. KELLEY Mlusive Agents 1028 0 Street found at almost Avery Stand in town ted to notify the governor and house they were ready for business.

Of ree there is indignation expressed by Democrats al the action of Auditor in refusing to recognize the cerate of election of Hamilton, gives the following reason for his ree: "In the doty of calling the libers together is involved the farther xamininK the prima facia evi-pP4uch election and arriving at 'fusions therefrom as to the persons earing om such evidence to be elect-I am embarrassed by the papers lich are presented to me as the election of one of members from the county "Double Eaele and "Excelsior' and made right home by G. R. Wolf INTERESTING FACTS. MM TeJepnone1 Most complete stock of Hnrdwanfln the cilr. Mechanics' fine tool.ablackfmith's tools, iron and st etl wapon anirriage wood stock, house furni hing goods, tinware, tin roobng andftibbing of all kinds promptly attended to.

i oTdPspcat for Sale sale, 10 cents per St. Paul, Jan. 3. The Republican members of the house met in caucus last evening and named candidates for speaker and other offices, who will be endorsed by the fall house at its opening session today. Some of the followers of Allen J.

Greer refused to go into but they are so few that they will cut but a sorry figure in the election today. Interviews with both representatives and senators last night indicate that Old net hundred. Epaperar NEWSafffice. Trra T. MILTONBERGER, Secretary.

G. S. KELLEY, Proa, and and violative of its judgement me to hold such certificate valid and WOOD'S PHOSPHOOINBi not call the name of Mr. Harm! Mr. Leech by this decision will be DR.

MOTT'S PHYROYAL PILLS. The only safe, sure aaJTreliahle Female Pill erer offered to Ladies Especially rofommcndwl 10 married Ladicn. Beware to evidence tnas ne is a mem-tins body, but he has not nre- Davis will be easily renoml ted. Sixty-nine representatives and sucn paper ana i ao not unnc i of Pills ui up in Im 00x03 as they arc dangerous. Ask fot Dr.

Moil's PcnnsMyat PilLs and latao no other, fiend fot ticipate its reception, and I did Extreme heat is more fatal to human life than extreme cold. Only 2 per cent, of the Siberian runaways escape with their lives. Yawning is caused by a deficiency in the air supply to the lungs. As a rule a man's hair turns gray five years sooner than a woman's. Italy stands at the head of the wine producing conctries of Europe.

She manu factures half as ranch again as France Kcxt on the list is Spain; then follow Austro-Hungary. Germany and Switzerland in the order mentioned. In Japanese auction rooms both men and women arc required to write their names and the prices they will pay vjma slips of paper. The slips are dropped iuto a box. At a stated lime the box in opened and the gomis are declared the property of the highest bidder.

lace his name on the roU, but Srica 1KO0 pet box, 6 boxes for so.w. The Great EasOsk Resteer. lcarc2ufornorxreo HsreaassaMkWa'lbisto tot Wootfs Pne UUclesre his rtlaii it store. Indowprlcn la lewr. sod win stfja by rtro Ban.

Finer, od xjKkaco. Sis SIX Ow t4S elnw. tx KtBwt. rutMlaJrtolaJealrd etroiorw. i etatcrx XCOrau JHRMOC, I CKF.MICAI, to.

fabdwardsreime, oetnuu JUcb. the perplexing question for the our remaining members of this W. N. REHLATPTin. Street, Lincoln, Xcb aewnmm user its oiamza- statute bearing upon the Haznil is as follows: certificate of election Pawn the clerk GEORGE i proper comity shall be held and con- CSTSold inneolr hy J.

HuTleT, W. HowaTd. H.w. Brown. O.

R'v-Kit. A. SliftdT Mid ltd as prima facia evidence of lie right twenty -six senators declared that they shenld vote for Davis, the senator, therefore, has ten more than a majority of tne whole legislature pledged to him. It is nipt yet certain whether the Republicans or a combination of populists and Demodts will organize the senate The Repnblikns have twenty-six senators and the Democrats and Alliance twenty-six. The two doubtful men are Senators Mott ad Hompe.

who two vears ago acted with the Alliance. The Democrats are rotting a hard fight lor the organization of the upper body because a legislative wappointuaent is to be made, andif both bouses were Republican they would have very little to say about the carving out of new districts. The Republican senators were in caucus until nearly midnight last night and when they adjourned it wa? Je-amd they had engineered a surprise on the Democrats. Tbev succeed- crttir.g THE 0. 15.

GROCER jbenhipof lie person certified tbere- I be elected for all namtsesn orpmr- either branch of the legislative as- TRY THE EWS Fino Mince Meat, per ider this law Auditor Cook is held "1 was deal lorA year, caused oy catarrh in the bead, ot was pcrfcrUy cured by nMSareapwilla- H.llici-e Koch'flYr. N.fi. lb 1 4(0 tve acted in arevcriorionarr manner. Waiit umns. California Prune 1 10 It Tiirkii Prunes I 4 Jb inort pounds (rrwiulated Sugar $1 00 'Z 1 round Snsar 1 00 Pint littles Chow Chow 10 Sweet PieWc 10 Mixod Pickles 30 Ciinic-e Miscd Cndx pound, 10 15 I the Democrats say he will be im- by the Democratic senate and On-Vent prrW, for First Inr.lKtn.

from office. nycninjun M- original and best aCoa, I for os-i filwe- rnt pe DemorraJs will Jalso have three is pancake nour, ETuporalcd Apple. In scrlion for lea in as senate, iot waiza they 1'ictntf. bav good grounds, iheactjon 1 Citv at Whit' lrcAPl i'entim? Ca Senators Wood. Mow and Iehrm, Pcrpu- 7 iwinns in volinz a t2mpor- 2117 STREET foTganiiatian can, it is claimed, have.