Lincoln Journal Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 2

LINCOLN EVENING NEWS, LINCOLN. MONDAY DECEMBER 7 1891. COST SALE OF CLOAKS. GMAT FANCY GOODS Commencing Monday morning we will eell all our Cloaks at Actual Coit until the Entire Stock is Closed Out, ns we do not intend to carry the stock any more. Read The Prices: Plusu fiiedues, 40 inches lorg, $18.60, worth 20.

Plash Sacqties, 42 inches long, $18.50, worth tloth Jackets, in black only, 1.98, worth 3.60. Cloth Reefers, in black only, 12.98 worth H5w. Chevron cloth Jackets, fur; nmmod td ca All Wool Cheviot Jackets, trimmed in Opossum fur 12.60, regular pneo $17.50. Don't Mies this Sale il yon are in need of a Cloak. L.

LAWL0R, 1028 STREET. And Art Needle Work Sale at SZerpolsl3.eim.e3? Sc Go. The Largest Assortment at Prices that will be Appreciated. Come Early for a Choice- NEW TBAIN BEKVICB The Commercial Outlook. A.

T. Laming was a little tardy LITTLI LOOM KtExix.tuH for sale by ill grocers. W. N. Behlaender, druggist, 1183 OBL Hotallntc sells 3 pounds of new raisins CRETE DEFEATED.

The Doane Boys Draw a Duok's Bgg at Crete Baturday. Despite the cold wind of Saturday about fifty enthusiastlo students went to Crete and saw the State University eleven defeat the Donne college team to the tune 33 to 0. The two teams lined up In But Robert Grracie is Still A Little Deal iix Q-raiii Op for the Criminal Hiram Warner Outs His Own Throat AT AN EARLY HOUR TODAY. A Demented Old Man. Who Imagine 8utoldod Eighty-ail.

Hiram Warner, an old man of 86, xaltted suicide In an outhouse at tho home of hie son. Martin A. Warner, a far, living at 421 South Twenty-second street, on what la known as Oooie Hey this morning. Warner was at one time a carpenter, but old age has Incapacitated him from following hit occupation for a number of yai. He and his wife hare made their Tiome with their son.

Three years ago the ton's wile died, leaving five emal children, and last spring the old man' wife was burrled. It Is presumed that the family have hud a difficult time getting alonjr. and the old fellow has latterly become demented, being Impressed with tho Idea that he was a butaen on ins son, So far a known he never spoke of suicide, and this morning arose at 6 o'clock, and dressing himself went out to the vault, whero he carefully hung up his bat. He had no shoes on, but both rot were wrapped In red lUnnel, and bound around with twine. lie did not return In a rensonnble time and his son went out to look for him.

Ou opening tho door to a small coal 4:00 p. 7:15 p. a oiVaHvJa! We "iKS p. :5a.m. Paul Minneapolis 7-20 p.

:00 p.m." 111. 12:05 p. Quickest time made by any line to ilnts north, northwest and east. Office 1:83 street. W.

M. Sihpman, General Agent. Jko. T. Mabtim, City Ticket Agent Hot Springs, Arkansas.

The great sanitarium and health re sort of the world Is reached only over the Mo. Pac. and Iron Mountain route. For lowest rates, please call at city ornce, street, opposite rurr oiuca, um-feb. J.

E. R. Millar, C. T. A.

Dr. Coolev treats successfully diph theria, scarlet fever, influenza, "La monla. Also gives wophylatlc, preven- At Lincoln Meat Boneless Ham 5c Tnanranra nollnlec cvclones and windstorms, in best companies, Issued by M. M. De Levis, room 112 Blch- BUY YOUR TICKETS GOIN-S EAST OR WEST Over the Chicago, kock is-land lie fj'ilv A Magnificent Modern Train C.

RUTHERFOKD, E. ST. JOHN, JOHN SEBASTIAN, Lincoln Transfer Co. We havo twenty wagons on the street nil are nrensred to handle all kinds of merchandise, household goods, safes and In truck for movlne pianos. Office with Cameron's restaurant, 1036 St.

R. S. YOUNG SAND, WATER, LIME HAIR, CEMENT, Cor. 16th and Sts. Brace Block.

PHONE 700. LINCOLN NATIONAL BANK, Lincoln, Nebraska. Capital Stock, Surplus, 100,000 70,000 C. T. Boeoe, Cashlor.

F. M. business. The street car bad fully a half block the start when he gave the signal. An obliging conductor slacked up a llt-tletmt the race was short and Laming all aboard In a couple of seconds.

A Naws reporter on board witnessing the ace and enquired "did you catch ltr' 'Walt a bit til I catch my "You see" continued the fleet of foot "I had several big orders for wall psper, border fringes, to leave for points along the toslous to see them safely off: by early freight, and that excuse explains why such haste. A farther enciulrv about trade cenerauy elicited that since the Rock Island open ed its lines in Kansas, Lincoln merchant have enjoyed a nourishing iraae bqu prospered from more or less extensive buslnsss. Messrs. Lemlng the ortlons, window curtains, kept azent constantly in the Kansas field a some of their heaviest ordera have come from that section. This instance is only one In many sli uar cneenng reports wnicn cess says: "Before the Rock Island gave rn Kansas freiehts were 5 cents per hundred higher on our class of croods than now, and shipping facilities were better to this new trade country.

than the competing points of St. Joe or Omaha. Mr. Keyes concludes from a knowledge of these and other facta on pulse and our wholesale houses in various lines will be increased in numbers, wholesale business doubled and commer cial prestige Increased as one result of opening the C. il.

fac. The Greatest on Beoord. The great assignee sale of clothing which is going on tt 1121 street, next to Herpolshelmer'e, Is the largest iver took place In Lincoln; they still aue to sell enormous stocks of fine clothing and overcoats. Don't miss their great offerings and call oeiore it's too late. They still have some of those splendid suits of clothes for $3.48.

This suit is well made, all to match, latest style and roftllo worth-1 5. Men's cloth pants fine quality, very handsome and really worth $5. Mon's extra line suits at $6 85. This suit is of the finest material, we'l made, latest stvle. and really worth $20.

Men's extra fine worsted overcoats at SB.48. worth 15. Men's fine fall overcoats $6.99, high est quality of custom work, really worth i knee pants 17 cents; penders 6 cents; men's hats 75 cents worth $3 50. One thousand other articles which we have not space to mention here. It will pay you to come 100 miles to visit this great ssile if you value money.

Don't Everything sold as advertised. We adviBe you to cut this out and bring it wuu yuu no yuu van get eAauujr mo same goods we mention. During this great sale the store will be open until 9 p. m. evenings.

Call early corner For Bale. Pace, Williams North will sell at auction to the highest bidder for cash Interest bearing note with approved security, the large frame house between and St. Paul M. E. church, on Saturday the 12th day of December, 1891, at 2 o'clock p.

and sealed bids will be received for the exca- vation of a cellar piace on Attention D. of B. I. O. O.

F. Regular meeting Tuesday evening De cember 8Sh. Uegree work. All berB cordially invited to be present. Premium tickets given free with everj dollar's purchase at the Bazar, 1038 street.

THROUGH SLEEPING Kansas CCity to Hot Springs, Ark. Commencing Nov. 15, the Mo. Pac, Railway company will resume Its through sleeping car service Between Kansas City and Hot Springs, Arkansas, "the world's sanitarium and resort." leav ing Kansas City at 9:10 p. via.

the Indian territory and Arkansas valley, via. CoSeyyilie, Wagoner, Ft. Gibson, Van Bruen, Ft. Smith and Little Rock. For tickets and Illustrated pamphlet and further iniormaiion aauress or can at 1201 street, opposite Burr block, Lin- J.

E. R. Millab, C. T. A.

Wnhlflnhure-. 128 South Eleventh street, having enlarged his salesroom and added a large line of new goods, I now prepared to suit anyone In cigars, Harbor points, Valasco, Aransas I SKI city ticke 'office, 1201 stri Specialist. Lincoln. this order: V. of N.

Doane. Stull Anderson. Porterfield Jones Rush. Guard. Guard.

Parr Patton Yont tlyde Left Church Left Pace Quarter Back Leai Pllnnln T.fift Half Dank Johnson Rleht Half Back Puller White jjtiu uacK oween T.vman rrainhn of t.h university teat up the game With the but by a forward pass forfeited the ball to the U. of N. The ball was passed to Fllppln, who maue a run oi tnree yaras arouna tue rloht. no IHn hv th snlendld interfer- enr.e of Gantaln Johnson. Johnson then hard and repeated rushes the university boys carried the ball to Doane's goal-line ouahed Johnson over the line, thus accr- mt.

the Orel tmiRh-dnwn. White runted out, but the TJ. of N. forfeited the ball make the required five yards in four trials, so the ball was again given to the U. of N.

The second touch-down was Dy persistent duck-. Full-back White kicked goal making the score 10 to 0. The next touch-down was made In this way: The U. of N. started the wedge, after salnlnir about five vards.

FllnDln broke away to one side, pursued by the entire Doan eleven, the boys "who play game Decause iney love iv a clear field for Sklles. who really Inir. White' failed tn kick coal. At boys anywhere near the U. ot N.

coal In the second half the Univer sity bova tlaved with less spirit, while the Doane team played desperately to save themselves from a shut-out. Fuller made one good run lor twenty yards, but usually be was downed by Pace before he could get a start. Sweeney played a brilliant game. He Is a good i was made by Flip- twenty -nve yard lint almost the entire length of the Held, beating uowi This goal virtually ended the game, al- spirited playing after It. Score 38 to 0.

Of the university team Jones. Ckurch. Sklles and Anderson deserve especial mention for their good work, trnppm, Pace and Captain Johnson played their usual good game. tme both There is University of Nebraska will be able to hold Its own against any foot ball team in this part of the country. THE FUNKE.

'McCarthy's Mishaps" for Tomorrow (Tuesday) Might. The management of the Ferguson and Mack company, realizing that specialties In order to be appreciated by an audl- must be of the highest order, have ad for "McCarthy's Mishaps." some of the cleverest specialties before the public, including the famous Marguerite and Richard Ferguson, two children who their wonderful acts. Miss Gertrude Forte, who undoubtedly Is the most pop- guson and Mack specialties are too II known as lauch provokers to need an Introduction and the selections ren dered by Miss Carrie Behr and the Garden City quartet are sure to prove as entertaining a they have heretofore. Osylor Friday and Saturday. Bobby Gaylor In his new farce comedy goes back to his old time Prince Albert coat and high hat.

The character of "Sport McAllister" Is said to fit his pecu-lar methods exactly and he is supported by one of the very best comedy companies on the road. Mr. William- A. Brady the popular young California manager, will direct the tour of Mr, Gaylor In pr- T)r. John Archer and Mr.

Will Archer. dentist, brothers in-law of A. McKnlght, location. N. Bergoal, E.

Bergoal, O. Bergoal of fewman's Grove, left Saturday A MnKnlrht and family hav mtnmtri from Indiana, where they have been visiting for the past tlx months. Mr, Mr-Knight Intends to resume his law prac- Mr. D. Keyes, the western repreaen-itive In Nebraska and Kansas for A.

T. fining wall paper dealer, Is ome again after a very successful busies trip through territory within his range. Miss Ida Oahn of N. Y. city, who haa been the visiting guest of her sister Mrs.

left today via. the Bock Island, for Col! orado Springs. TWtforeet the Unlversallst chnrrh fair at Temple Hall on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of this week, where you will find for sale a fine line of article suitable for Christmas gift. Westerflelil 1 still giving those good Living. THE- PECULIAR ACCIDENT Whioh Befell an Employe of Lowrey's MU1 Saturday Afternoon-Hie Head Almost Jerked Trom His Shoulders He Still Lives, and Asks for food.

A Frightful Aooident. While Robert Oracle, an employe at Lowrey's mill and elevator at Sixth and Btreets, was at work placing a belt a revolving pulley Baturday evening, the trail of his coat was caught by the shaft. In an Instant he was Jerked backward with an awful, sudden force, and thrown to the floor. He was removed to his home. 837 south Seventh street.

where Dr Crim attended him. It was ascertained that the spinous process on the back of one of tha cervical vertebra was broken and his neck dislocated. The spinal cord had been so tightly compressed that the victim's entire body was completely par-alvxnd. The attending nhvslclan nave i seemed some better and expressed a aire for breakfast. Hi phvslclon savs that it is hardly probable that he will burden to him.

He will be unable hold his head upright and any sudden will snap the spinal cord. Appomattox Post Ho. 214. At a meeting held! Saturday evening, December 5th last, the following officers we elected for ensuing year viz: John Gill sole. Commander.

Victor Vlfquain, Sr. Vice Commander. C. H. Lyman, Q.

M. R. B. Presson, Chaplain. L.

O. Pace, Surgeon. S. J. Alexander, O.

D. J. H. McClay, O. G.

Victor Vlfquain, delegate. Dr. W. M. Knapp, alternate.

formerly of Paris, Applications for rental of Turner Hall Wohlenburg's cigar store, 138 S. El'ev- WANT COLUMN. ANTBD-Corh lu MEM Bros. Nurwrymen, Chicago. BOARDING AND LODGING rates reasonable; apply i fJOARDING AND LODOINU-i OB HENT-Deek re ill North Ninth atraet.

ffOBSU. endsrthi JjiOR 8ALB Honaee. We hare two aall at a aacrlflce, on aaay panaentaon account foreclosure procaedinga. Aitkenand Maarltzlua XaUni ABD MOSUIT a ban tad let en sumtblr mjrsaeate. A choke ten acre tract close toatyata sa Bare nonar to loan on Ions or abort Um Wantato exchange good, clear city prop rafana.

Will aaeama soma Incumbrance. Boob 8. Sd Floor Klchard Block. for 25c. Mc Arthur's Iloarhound Tar will cure your cough.

For coughs and colds buy Iloarhound Tar of McArthur ft Son, ing at Wow York Bakery, You should use "Bbogo" flour If you want the best. All grocers handle It. For druga and medicines go to McArthur Son, corner 11th and St. tUalth Officer Bartram nuarantlned U00 street this morning a case of scariet lever. ictal sale of blankets and robes at Willi! Thirteenth street.

Don't be deceived Into buying Inferior lal'at B. H. Oakley's. Phone 00. Don't be deceived Into buvlnir inferior imitators, all In one grand acclaim.

When our competitor! can Invent smoke and soot burners their to-called Canon City coal won't be suoh an abom inauoo to gooa aouseaeepers. We are still In the market with our only genuine Canon City coal rrom Board ak Booms for two vouns men In private family convenient to business. IUtes reasonable. Apply at 444 South The real estate exchanim will hold a at 7 Wednesday evening, to hold I nual election of board of directors, etc. If voti are In need of anvthlnir In fur niture, stoves, carpets, lamps, mirrors, window shades, curtain poles, call.

Bayard Ouerln, 1307 street. iBfttlncrof the registrars will held In the council chamber tonlnht to act upon the matter of prsecutlng their The street railway folks have finished work of planting poles along the old i motor line to west Lincoln, and As the sneolal nail for the Beet Suaar convention Is for Thursday. Dec. 17th. president and other officers of the Lan caster O'nty Farmer club to change the date of their regular meeting to Wed nesday, Dec.

10th, at Mr. and Mrs. Blard-slnv's Stockton nreolnct.so that all farm. ers who may be interested In the Beet block on near Sixteenth as their storage and salesroom and established the otnee quarters there toaay. factory locality for manufact ntfordlog the conveniences of trackage und nwltnhlntr nrlvlleirea are In view for erecting a building especially adapted to There wore still more sensational feat- re to the hearinir of testimony in tne Owens case Saturday afternoon.

tween three aad four o'clock, i i Wll- crtmlnal hand with a heavy cane, and a friend in assisting her got knocked down by the witness: who. It Is said, finished hi testi mony with a revolver In front of him. The Nkws understands that Wilson de clare he Is not an ex-convict, as au. uwens is quoted a saying. Saturday nlnht's snow fall, although rather light, was a temptation to Indulge in sieign riass on ounasy ana were a good many who took adva of this nrst onoortunltv.

Streets i paved districts furnished tolerably fair supping, out mere was noi muon en oy-meut even with the cheering music of jingling bells, trotting around the out- be great sport all round their storage In quick demand. smt possibly cause a few break-neck col. uions. J. 8.

Gregory, Itq celebrated hi 57th birthday event yesterday In a manner not objectionable even to worshipper ol fabbath day holiness. At his after-din- nsr speech ait. uregory remaned, jgy, to a number offi ie was not at fault on mm or tne date, ue aaa rrequen noticed that the American Hair final on Sunday and no onr, to hi knowledge, ever complained, and, tn hi opinion, It ment to nrohlblt falrlhi an thifUhl day a to keep the national emblem under cover while war was tn progress, recruit were needed and the officer should halt fighting in race of victory to enquire any were born on Sunday. Union Veteran Club Jftetlag. The regular meeting of the Lancaster cnunty union veteran epubllcan club win oe neraat tne state house tonight quested to be present at Otto meeting to ran us may vo aepioy a Slirmlsh- The Bazar, lOSTO street I headquarters for cloaks, furs, hosiery and under wear, ask ror their premium tions.

STIRRED UP A LAW SUIT. fl. II. Leavltt Waa on the Wrong Bide of the llarket-A Suit Over Borne Loti "the Bottoms Tried In Field's Cou Baker Given Ton Days to Answer. from the Courthouse.

H. M. Leavltt wants 1000 from the Redmond-Cleary Commission company of St. Louis. A few weeks ago the mission people ask for a small wad of Mr.

Leavltt'a wealth, which they claimed he owed them for "grain Bold and handled." Today Leavltt files his swar, and very straightforwardly stf that it was simply a speculative where no grain was handled, and nobody expect any to be handled. That it was simply a gambling transaction, and the amount sued for is simply what defend ant lost, and was therefore without consideration and void. For a further answer Leavltt asserts that between the 5th 23d of May, 1888, he paid the plain tiffs over 1,100 in this fascinating game. He asks judgment lor $1000 of this amount. S.

M. Mellck has filed his complete report as one of the administrators of the estate of John Sheedy, but as his co-ndmlnlstrator, John Fitzgerald, has nled his, they have not been con firmed. Fitzgerald was given until 10 o'clock this morning to file his report, but not having done so, an attempt will In the case of C. E. Walte vs.

Baker, a mtest for the office of clerk of the dis trict court, the defendant this morning asked for and was granted ten days in Palmer Way objects to paying the note that the company was nog! that five years have passed away since Atchison and Nebraska and the Burling- ceedlncrs in probate court for the demnatlon of a number of lots belonging to plaintiff In blocks 75 and 76, situated They werfc appraised at $370 and the company paid the amount into court, for which plaintiff receipted and took the cash. He now claims posses- ised the erounds or paid tuxes, and has abandoned it for fifteen years. The defendant claims to have occupied the same, and claims title by reason of the lease to the Burlington. The lawyers The Lincoln Savings bank was given ludcment thismornlne aralnst the Law rence Implement company, E. T.

fluff and jbj. u-. aawiey ior ifa.aat on a prom- Licensed to wed Saturday afternoon: H. B. Sheldon, 81, Cuba, Kas Mary J.

Llna Bom'an. 20. Lincoln. Coroner Holyoke secured a verdict for fjLU.su against tne county commission Some time last February a man cam Harry Campbell was killed in tho Bi llnnton vards. The coroner Bather himself together and viewed the remains commissioners on the advice of the ty attorney, refused to allow it, claiming that as no inquest was held they owed the coroner nothing.

Since then the but the jurymen never received any pay! court has filed his efflclal bond In the office of the county clerk, which was approved by the commissioners. It is for $10,000 and bears the signatures of J. V. yer.RlT." H.M. Penn, J.

W. wasters, wm. AUkerman, u. A Way of (Jetting Even. The World-Herald Is authority for story detailing the alleged msthods by which Fred Howe, clerk of the state banking board, had endeavored to get even with his rival for the affections of a wellknown Lincoln young lady.

From the story It appear that the young man had purchased a bank in a small town In the state, and among the assets was a note for a larger amount than the law allows. On personally guaranteeing Its payment, the board suspended the rules. On Thursday, so the story goes, Howe secured by telling the deputy attorney generyl that the board had so ordered, a writ closing up the bank. It was closed, and the board la now investigating It. Howe's excuse as given Is that he didn't agree with the board in allowing the bank to yfo desire to say to our citizens, that for years we have been Belling Dr.King'B New Discoveiy for Consumption, Dr.

King's New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sell as well, or that have given such universal 'satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantee I refund the pTttsTll them every time, and we stand ready to results do not follow their use. These remedies nave won tneir great popularity purely on their merits. J. H.

Harley, druggist "Listed," as the broker say, at "100 Doses One Dollar," Hood's Saris peri Ua Is alway a faU equivalent forth prlc, Mill Stones GUS SAUNDERS' REVOLVERS He Sues Out a Writ of Beplevin for His Oonfleated Guns, but Does Not Be-oure Them-A Job Lot of Drunks, Petty Larcenies and Vagrants. with having used language to provoke an assault which O. L. Milks, another hack-man, came near committing on him recently. The case will be heard this afternoon sometime.

Boy Presho dropped a dollar out of his hand while horse back riding Saturday evening, and when be got off to get It a ooy Digger man mm, Willie Branch, picked It up and walked off. Later a po lice omcer walked WHIle off toth tton, and after awhile Mrs. Branch came down, and walked off with Willie. She was to bring him up for trial this Gus Saunders claims the police have vo revolver In their noaaeaalnn whlnh was arrested for disturbing the He ask for their return, but was refused cealed weapons found on prisoners. Saturday evening Deputy Sheriff DiUlon served a writ of replevin sworn out by but he dldn't'cet the suns, although the' chief courteously reel uested him to find J.

H. Berker and Doc Barrow were nailed Saturday night for being drunk and disturbing the peace, They ponied flerrv Aries, sunrjosed to ha a sneak tnter, promised to leave town when re- company was communicated with, they days. Chas. Merrill, another vag.clalmed he was on the way to the depot to leave town when the police arrested him, and the court declined to 1 Interfere further with his progress towards that goal. Sergeant McGahey reports that 10 1 people were arrested last whom THE LANSING.

he famous Juvenile Band Next Friday The Austraian Juvenile Band has made Itself a name In most of the capitals of fcurope. Last year it made It way up Into Sweden, and to delighted the music loving north-men that the engagement vu protracted daring the entire sum- This experience was repeated during the present year, the little fellows early In June, which was continued from month to month, and onlv ending when the cold winds of October made outdoor playing no longer possible. After a short directly from their Stockholm engage- the direction of Manager Blakely. This wui oe ine oniy opportunity aaurueu wj hear the remarkable playing of this won- denuiiy gutea juvenile oana. delighted and enthralled thousands, and John sought to enhance this delight by hi drtmanxation ot tne noble's IdyLi He ha translated the In-animated character and; made them liv ing, breathing, (peaking being.

Be the; critic ever so harshly Inclined, he could; fall to criticize with aught but praise. A the JSgyptian meat, mr. x-aimer make an Ideal Irbaoes. He is gifted by nature with a classic brow, a fierce penetnHioK mro "omui uim mu flash till It falrlv burn Into the observ- ardent worshipper of mother Egypt most Nebraska pension Issued Saturday. Original Bo)nd U.

8. Bomalne, Oroff, James Cronk, Henry Faust, Jens Anderson, w. a. Bellinger, James art man, B. o.

urumryne, cnarie ohb. Additional William Evans. Or iginal John W. Jameson, Edward J. Weatherby, Jam H.

Blakleey, Charles H. Nichols, Henry Nandell, Bradley L. mm. Doom wmc, James a. xuccer, John Brett.

Robert a Carnenter. Brad ford H. ttoUMter. Addiuonsi Airrea Harmon. Increase James K.

uu- more. Original loughby (father). JEWELRY AT AUCTION. Oteat lauahtef Bale at L. Barfs Jewelry Bnforltus, 1130 Street.

Two thousand dollar mutt be raised la IS day, and I will sell, regardless of cost to the highest bidder, beginning Monday, December 7th at Sp.m. any article In my (tore, conilatlng of watches, clock, diamond and In fact a full line of Jewelry aad holiday good. Evening taieDgina iwv. At Lincoln Meat Boneless Ham CR hold furniture. Address 827 -8.

Uth St At LlncolnMat Co, Boneless Ham Be- of bed. perhaps four feet stiuare, bonified find tho body of his father lying with his bend in one corner bis feet in another, with bis face and clothes covered with blood. In fact there wat blood everywhere on the narrow walls, on the floor, ground Into the WOOaworK who muu, uno spiiwueu uert mni there on the door. The olllcer on the beat was notified, and word sent to poMco headquarters, ana in turn to ut. uoiyoite, me coroner.

thrott gaping wound Just above the Adam's applt closing Itselt ortlon ot tho blond odee. and covered with bloed. used. By the appearance of the which contained no the old up, and threshed around In his dying agony, oespatienug mo waus The body was removed to the undertaking rooms ot Huberts Palmer, 212 north Eleventh street, and prepnred for burial, lie Is a man of about live feet. six Inches in height, with a short gray lliruru on the streets.

In undressing tee suicide Undertaker Palmer was astonished to find three knife wounds In bla left brenst In the region or his heart, he having puiisa up hi. to administer the stabf. Find ing this lueffectualjho had cut a slit three Inches long jast beneath the breast, ond with his lingers torn out a handful ot llesh. He came here from Monroe. Iowa, last July.

Funeral at 2:30 tomor row afternoon. Blue Vto Lincoln Ice dealers are' preparing for another season's harvest.but just ent the creeks and ponda are not coated with sufficient encouragement for skat ing purposes. It sounds rather strange to Lincoln people to read of weather down east, and not far away northward of such severity that human life Is In danger from even short time exposure, while hereabouts, with the exception of a lew scattering uaya, ueaiers and vegetables have carried ontslde trade continually. Our univer sally short cold weather season remind Ice merchants that tnoy must depre ss II. Cooper, tho pioneer Ice merchant of Lincoln has abandoned field of operation on Salt creek, which has tor KOmar.y years been the source of sup-miles, removed his building and Is now becoming more extensively Interested and exclusively, In clear Blue river crys- cnnvenlent point two years airo and with such gratifying success both In securing full supplies and approved wnoiesome quality mat was aeciuea to, tn fnti.ro.

bundle and dual In no other Snd. broader storage bulldlncs are now ei- construction, a steam engine of iwentv horse power with all thenecetssiv "equipments has been added, and the Is becoming nnlte eeneri and Mr. Cooper has already entered Into be sMoned to various nolnfa in "Nebraska aad Kansas provided always that cold weather Is a fixture. Lincoln local reouirements carau lor before for eign traoe is inuuigsu in. fitly article to their friend deserve fecial attention.

ki tufnrnlshed. In a aood neigh borhood. M. M. 1W Tresn routed cofte atOieascn', 1331 LASCH BROS.

-SS Manufacturing Confectioners. ft Jobbers of Foreign Fruits, Nuts and Cigars, 5 Freea dallr arrivali of fruits from all cllmee. Domestic products, Conned Goods, (p nrst In tiie market every 7 LASCH BROS. Grimes and Smith, Physioian and Surgeon HI Residence PatrickiKelly anjnslre Wholesale Agent for the FrexS. filler CelebratedMilwaukee Office, 115 S.12tfr Lincoln, Neb Louis Veifh Brother, Oldest Grocery In the city.

Trot and freshest general stock of family supplies In all standard and fancy line Bread, cake and pies. Swiss, and English Cheese, Summer Sausage, Canned Goods, Meat, Fish and Fruit. Country produce etc 809 street. The'Great Frnoh Prescription MakM mm youthful In their aiplratlona, restore lost vitality, givas ambition, makes ladlsa socle-br enticing, marriad Ufa stlafaetory, givas the mlddle-agad and adranead in yaari tha vitality ot a healthy yonth. $2 a box or three forts.

J.E. aki.t, drnretaUUncolii! sella and mails Ni ARCHIVE KWSPAPERS EWSPAPF.R.