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8 _ _ THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : THURSDAY MARCH 6 , 1890. _ _
THE CITY.
No mnrrlngo licenses were issued
yesterday.
Tlio collodions * of the internal rovu-
nuo ofllco for the month of Fobruury ag
gregated $218,020.00.
13. bully , who lives at No. 1803 Hurt
Btrcot , whllo scuttling In a St. Mary's
nvcnue Baleen Tuesday , foil and brolto
bis leg.
C. L. Nichols , chief clerk of the rail
way mail Borvico at Cheyenne , wns at
Chief Clerk Cramer's ofllco ye Btcrday
on olllclnl business.
George Shatton of Hastings has boon
appointed probationary clerk in the
railway mall sorvico. His run will bo
between Lincoln and Alma.
Frank Murphy , who has boon in Now
York 'oivsoveral days pnst on business
rotating to the pus vorks , returned to
this city yesterday morning.
A residence owned by T. W. Bailey
nt , Twenty-seventh and Blonde streets
was damaged to the extent of $800 by
lire caused by a defective Iluo yesterday
morning.
A session of the United States court
will bo hold in HaBtlngB , commencing
Monday. Judpo Ihmtiy , Clerk Frank
and Marshal Slaughter will go to Ilas.t-
iugs for that purpose.
This evening occurs another en
tertainment in the concert course of
the Y. M. C. A. This time Prnf. Fred
B. Ilobblns and other talented musclana
will make their appearance.
A number of cases of destitution nro
reported to the ladies of the \V. C. T.
U , and all part'es who have extra un-
dorgnrmcntd for women or children are (
requested to leave the same at the
Woman's exchange , 1017 Furnam street.
Personal I'arnernptis.
J. II. Hell of Aurora IB ut tlio Murray.
\V. D. Hurt or Mlnclon Is nt the Casey.
J. I ) . Slicclim of Ucatnco Is n guest at the
Cuaoy.
E. P. Worron of Nebraska City Is at the
I'axton.
J. W. Holmes of Kearney Is a guest at the
Faxton.
P. F. Hlrclmrd of Norlolk is a guest at the
Murray.
A. V. S. Sounders of Heatrlco Is nt the
Allllard.
O. H. Phillips of Beatrice Is rcRlstored at
the Casey.
A. J. Snowilou of Kearney Is stopping at
the Casey.
Frank Ucnshaw of Long Pine is a guest at
the Casey.
Hobcrt Watt of Aurora Is registered at the
Merchants.
L. A. McCtindlcss of Lincoln Is at the
Merchants.
W. II , Duffott of Beatrice is registered at
the Murray.
M. A. Hartlftan of Hustings is at tlio
Merchants.
W. C. Milliard of McCook Is registered at
the Puxton.
N. Mctcnlf and wlfo of Grand Island are
UthoMllhird.
.T. II. Pnddook of Paddock Grove Is a guest
at the Mlllard.
A. J , Mctcaif of Kearney Is registered at
the iMcrclmnta.
A. I-i. Nlghton of Hustings is stopping nt
the Merchants.
C. C. Flnusbcry imd J. O. Thompson of
Alma are at the Paxton.
Mr. G. K. Williams , Elk City , called nt
TIIK UKK ollluoyesterday. ;
B. W. Hunter and wlfo of West Point are
among the guests at thu Casey.
B. P. Conrad and wife of Lincoln are
nniong the guests at the Pnxton ,
Mr. E. Kosawutcr , editor of TUB Bun , loft
Tucsiliiy evening vlu the Northwestern for
New York.
Isano H. Snow , Biipnrlntcndont of agencies
of the Massachusetts Mutual Lifo Insurance
company , Is visiting O. II. Jeffries , general
agent , Omaha agency.
IJr. Franklin Potts of Chicago , a graduate
of the Hush medical college , and also of
Copenhagen surgical institute of Holland ,
lias arrived in Omaha and will reside with
his son , N. F. Potts , of tlio Western Union
telegraph company , at 1007 Wirt street.
Mr. A. M. Gnlhoun , ono of the most
popular young gentlemen of Nebraska
City , shook handsvith his many
ivimii friends In this city yesterday. A. M.
proven to boa bright young winner wherever
Jio coos. ' Mr. Cullioun was accompanied by
hls'fricnd , Mr. 11. C. Drusdon.
Dr.Diruoypractice limited to catarrli-
al disuitBcsof nose and throat. Boo bldg.
W. C. A.
The ladles of the Woman's Christian asso
ciation held their regular weekly mooting ut
the Vouilg Man's Christian association building -
, ing Tuesday morning uud'dccidcd to hold a
Mother Geese carnival nt Washington hall ,
Friday and Saturday ovonlngs , for the beulU
of the Woman's ' exchange. The entertain
ment will consist of pantomimns , drills and
other unique features , la which some of the
prettiest girls of Omaha will participate.
A number of cases of destitution wore re
ported and the Indies decided to ask for do
nations of warm uudnr-garmonu for women.
The same can bo loft at the Woman's ex
change , 1017 Furnum street ,
1'tin Oollooitm Stockholders.
Tlio committee appointed by the dissatls *
fled stockholders of the Coliseum , consisting
of Messrs. II. B. Iroy , W. II. Green , Frank
Williams and Henry Boll , mot at the ofllco
of the concern In the board of trade yesterday -
day afternoon to look over tlio books of the
ccrotary and treasurer.
Mr. W. I. Kiorstond , the former treasurer
mid now the president of tbo company , pre
sented u cortllloato from O. I. Mears. the
present treasurer , to the effect that ho had
thoroughly examined and checked up tlio
books of the association ns kept by Mr. Kior-
Btoad ohd found them absolutely correct.
The books of tlio treasurer and secretary
were produced and the committee started In
on the work of checking them over , which
will probably requlra soveriil days to coin-
pleto.
Pears' 1s the host and purest sonnoror made
Hoiil K tnto Kvclinnuc.
. The successful entertainment of the Now
England excursionists wns u topla of discus
sion and n subject of Bolf-congratulntton nt
the real estate exchange yesterday. President
Ilartumn made a report of ihoatTatr and con-
'Krntulatod the exchange upon having uiuilo
'euult a fuvorublo impression Upon the visit
ors.
ors.U was announced that tlio dologatoH ap
pointed to ( to to Heatrlco would probably
vUlt that city ilfty strong tonight.
The listing !
Patrick's Hocond addition , lot 8 , block 7 '
40xlW ! , W.OOO.
Campbell's Addition , part of lots 17 and IS.
block'J , 47x100 , | J,5'JO.
Salon wuru reported :
, By Wallace & Bluyno.v , lot 5 , block 18 ,
Carthage , $ tWQ : U33 aoros In Wueolorcoutity ,
10,1)00. )
Tlio Stoiiosrnplinrs.
The Oinulia stenographers' association
hold Itii regular meeting Tuesday evening ; In
the rooms of the Standard shorthand school ,
tlicro being a larcro attendance. After the
illspooal of the usual routlno business , Miss
M. U. Fields gave a recitation In a very of-
fectlvo manner , which was followed by a
well-written essay on "Self Help , " by Miss
Lulu Tabor , Mr. HuUoy V. Fitch road from
a work on "Suggestions to Students , " which
was well received. Mr. Tnonm * P. WlUon ,
oillcial court stenographer , gave an exhibi
tion of rapid writing on the black uoard nt
an nlmott incrodlblo rate of speed , and than
read back his notes with great tluoncy. The
association offers a pruo , to bo competed for
at the next regular uicctrtur , Tuesday , March
IS , to the uioat rapid wrltor of any system of
shorthand who has not held a position over
a year. In addition to the prlzo the asioola-
.tjou will alia glvo to the successful coinputi-
tor a certificate , duly signed by Its oftlceri ,
tatlug the result of lao cooipoiltlon.
THE CUT B
Tlio PaiflOiicoi * Unto Vine Threatens
to Hocoino OnneiMl.
The rate war Is assuming BO mo very
threatening aspects , and promises to bccoma
more general than was nt flrnt anticipated.
Managers and ngonts of western lines no
longer hope to bo able to check the down
ward tendency of rates and prevent the cut
crossing the river. Tuesday , In a mooting
of the Tnui5-Mn8ourl passenger association
nt Kansas City , the Missouri Pnclllo
nave notlco of its intention to Inline-
alatoly put Into effect the rate of
15 on llrnt class business to Pueblo.
If this Is done then away go the established
tariffs everywhere. Whatever reduction
the Missouri Pacific makes to Pueblo will bo
mot by the Union Pacific nt Denver , Colorado
rado Springs and Cnoyonno. The prlco of
tickets now from Missouri nvor points to
Denver , Colorado Springs and Pueblo IB
$18.15. anil to Cheyenne $10.15. It was re
ported that the Missouri Pacific proposed to
quote a clean cut of $ $ .15 , and thus brink' the
rate down to $10 , but General Agent 1'hll-
lippl received a message yesterday In
which it Is utatcd that the reduction
will bo only M.I 5. If the Union
Pactllo in ' forced Into this fight
and compelled to make a $10 rnto for Denver
and Chcycnno , it will necessarily have to
lower Its Ogden and Salt Lake tariffs
about $4.
The rate cutting on all east bound roads is
going on nt a lively pace. Last evening the
Northwestern knocked off 25 cents on each
ticket , tlio bridge toll , and quoted first class
fares , Omaha to Chicago , at $3 , nn.d second
class | 5 , The Missouri Pacific also stopped
In and tnndo a similar rate to St. Louis. It
Is thought now that before Saturday night
ilrst class tickets will bo offered at ? . " > and
second class ns low as $2.50. Since the
Missouri Paclflu broke looio there IB no
doubt Unit it will extend the war to Colorado
common points.
Tlio Standard.
"I regard Hood's Sarsapnrilla as hav
ing passed above the graclo of what are
commonly called patent or proprietary
medicines , " saiJ a well known physi
cian recently. "It is1 fully entitled to
bo considered a standard medicine , and
has won this position by lis undoubted
merit and by the many remarkable cures
it has effected. For an alterative and
tonic it has never been equalled. "
ni SHOP so AM JAN.
Clergy < > T Omaha Sumsost Hint as
Hlshop O'Connar'ri Onncljntnr.
Tuesday there was a successful mooting
of the Catholic clergy of the diocese of
Omaha held in this city for the purpose of
suggesting some clerio to act as coadjutor to
Bishop O'Connor. The meeting was held
with closed doors , but ui Its conclusion it
was announced that the choice of the assem
blage had fallen upon Bishop Scanlan of Salt
Lake City. \
Ut. Hov. Lawrence Scanlan , D.D. , the
candidate , was born In Ireland about fifty
years ago. Ho was educated and ordained
priest at the missionary col logo of All Hal
lows near Dublin.
Ho was immediately sent to the arch
diocese of Son Francisco. Utah was desig
nated ns the Held of his- future usefulness ,
and there ho has labored with remarkable
success for twenty years. Though there
was only a handful of Catholics in Salt
Lnko City at the time of his advent , and
though even now the members of his faith
are very few , ho has succeeded in erecting a
fine church , a hospital and a college. Ho is
praised ns being u man of great shrewdness
and prudence , entirely void of affectation or
pomposity , and possessed of tlio faculty oJ
gaining and retaining the good will of his
fellow-citizens of nil denominations.
It is the conviction of those who arc ac
quainted with ttio prelate that if the choice
of the priests should bu confirmed by Homo ,
a good , hard-working bishop will receive a
deserved promotion and the diocese of
Omaha will long have reason to bless the
wisdom and good sense of the priests who
made the selection.
What is more attractive than n prcttv faco'
with a fresh , bright compaction ( For it use
Pozzonl'a Powder.
VAGiiAxr cuus.
They nro to bo Hound 'd Up Today on
the StivotH.
Pound Master Puluski will begin his offi
cial duties as dog catcher this morning nt
daylight.
In the city there ara several thousand
dogs and about one hundred of them only
have been supplied with tags or licensed.
Puluski is allowed § J from the owner of
each dug 4olxed , and in case the canine is not
redeemed at the pound the animal is
drowned and the city pays Pulaskl ? l for
drowning Him.
On the river bank at the foot of Jonea
street Pulaskl has built his pound. He lias
four stalls for the canines caught. The Hist
day they nro placed In stall No. 1 , the .second
day In stall No. L' , the third day In No. 3 , and
on the fourth dav. If not claimed , will bo
placed in a wire crate and dipped in the river
until dead. Mr. Pulaskl will have n Hopar-
ate space for blooded or pot dogs which ho
will perhaps keep a few days longer than ho
will the curs. " *
The apparatus used for catching the dogs
Is n wire slip noose which works similar to a
lariat. It closes lightly about the dog'.s
throat , but can bo instantly released by
loosening the hold. Pulnskl will start out
early with a wason , driver and two men und
Jlrst clear Third ward of orraut curs. Be
fore tonight the pouiul will ba a place of
much interest.
There will bo a mooting of the stock
holders of the Coliseum Building asso
ciation at the olltco of II. B. Iroy , Fron-
zor block , opposite the jjostolllce ,
Thursday evening , March Gth , at 7:150 :
sharp.
By order of CiiAS. J. Bir.r : , ,
Chairman.
AV1THDKEW TUB CHAllCES.
It Is Admitted South Omaha Wns Not
IBerlinInixtI'd ( iVy\iinir. (
The nicotine hold at William'A. Paxton's
ofllco Tuesday night between llvo stock ship
pars , packing house managers and railroad
ofllclab to patch up existing dilYnroncos , re
sulted In an agreement , whereby the ship
pers will withdraw the complaints filed by
them with the state board of transportation.
General Manager Holdrogo of the B.
& M. acted as spokesman for tho'
railroads , and when nskou to glvo u state
ment of the proceedings , tuu ! : ' 'I am satis-
tied the shippers were laboring um'or ' n falsa
Improsslou when they conceived the Uoa
that wo were discriminating against the
South Oiiuina stock yards nnu market. Af
ter wo gave them an explanation of our tarIffs -
Iffs they dcuinod to bo satisllotl and agreed
to withdraw their charges. "
A It. V ? M. Promotion.
Arthur B , Smith , for n long time cli'uf
clerk to QenorAl Passenger and Ticket
Agent Francis of the B. & M , , has been pro
moted. On Ills return from Boston ho found
an ofllcial notlco on his dosic appointing him
assistant general passenger an J ticket ngont.
C. H. Davidson , cilof ) rate clerk , Will prob-
nbly become Mr. Smith's iucceasor.
Donvi-rlH
Denver Is making a great outcry against
the Union Pacific's now time table , bscauso
the train between there and Cheyenne , to
connect with the fast ovorlnnd flyer , loaves
at ! i o'clock In the morning and requires four
hours to tnuko the run.
The proprietors of Salvation Oil , the great-
cat c-vo on earth for pain , will pay a largo
reward if any certificate published by them
is not found genuine.
Tom , Dick and Harry appear again with
their grandmother's recipes for coughs , oto. ,
but the people know Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup
too well.
or Ituilw.iv Mulls.
On April 1 commonoas the quadrennial
weighing of mail matter in the railway mail
sorvico. The weighing tests continue for
thirty-five days. It Is suppoioJ to last n
month , but as the Sunday malls are added
to the Monday reports , the work will ac
tually bo longer than a month. The weigh
ing Is done In order to furnish an estimate
for charges for services ,
Representative Djrsoy has recommended
the appointment of the following mall
weighers , and they will remrt for duty at
the baglnnlng of next month : Alex Peter
son of Komio.v , to run on the Union Pacific
toOgdon ; E. S. Nosblttof Crawford , from
Lincoln to Crawford ; Fred Brown of Fullerton -
lerton , B. & M. , batu-jon Grand Island and
Ora ; E. Hunter of Wiivno , from Omaha to
Sioux City ; Edward Banton of Fremont ,
from Fremont to Norfolk : Simpson Bover-
Idgo uf Fremont , and E. M. Northrop of
Norfolk , from Frotnont to Whltowood ;
Fran c ICeuyon of Monroe , from Columbus
to Cedar Kapids ; Howard Cottorman of
Petersburg , on the .Union Pncijlo to Ogdon.
Never Ulvo Up.
If you suffer with asthma , bronchitis , or
any other disease of the throat or lungs ,
nothing can surprise you more than the
ra pidlmprovomcnt thai will follow the use
of SANTA ABIE. If you nro troubled with
catarrh , mid huvo tried other medicines , you
will bo unable to express your amazement ut
the marvelous and instantaneous' curative
powers of CALIFORNIA UAT-H-OUIIE.
These remedies arc not secret compounds ,
but natural productions of California. Sold
nt SI a package ; three for S-2,50 , and guaran
teed by Goodman Drug Co.
1O VISIT IHOATIIIOE.
The Board of Trade Taken a Hand
In tlio Hide Inland Extension.
Arrangements are being made for a special
car to carry the Omaha delegation to the
railroad meeting to bo held at Beatrice to
night lu the interest of the proposed
Hook Island extension from Omaha to south
ern Nebraska. The real estate exchange
will send n committee of at least twenty
members ana the board of trade will send u
delegation equally as largo. The following
ofllcial circular , announcing the trip , has
boon Issued by the ooard of trade :
To the Members of the Omaha Hoard of
Trade Gentlemen : Believing that , Omaha
is interested respecting the route which the
Hock Island railroad line through NuDraaka
may bo constructed on , the boatd of direct
ors have. decided to send a delegation to at
tend the mooting at Beatrice tomorrow , and
all members of the board nro hereby ap
pointed and asked to become members of
this committee.
The committee is expected to go via the B.
& M. railroad , leaving their depot , nt 10:05 :
this morning. Without further notlco.
EUCLID MAIITINPresident. ; .
MAY ANJJ MA.TUIAIONY.
Nebraska's Fish Commislon Presi
dent Ancles ( or a llrido.
W. L. May of Froaiont , president of the
Nebraska llsn commission , was married at
the homo of M. E. O'Brien , superintendent
of the states fisheries , at South _ Bcud , Tues
day last , at 8 o'clock in the afternoon. The
bride was Emma Gallon of Friend , and the
olliciuting clergyman Hov. A ? E. Dean of
South Hend.
Yesterday morning , to the surprise of all
his Fremont friends , Mr. May presented his
wife to them , giving for the first cimo an in
timation that his mind had over dwelt upon
such a frivolous subject as matrimony.
Such a surprise was never experienced oy a
civilized community. It could not have
boon greater if the genial president
hud moved the fisheries from South Bend to
his homo city. It was a surprise which was
witnessed with the greatest delight bv every
colonized fish in Nebraska , thousands of
which congregated in ono of the arms of the
Platte near Fremont and sang a bridal
chorus to the accompaniment of Arlon's
lyre.To
To the uninitiated it may bo 'necessary to
say that Mr. May lias boon a bachelor pretty
nearly all his life and when such as ho de
serts the ran us of celibates the survivors
need not expect to convince people that they
are bachelors from choice. Consistent us
Mr. May was as a colib.Uo ho was equally
consistent in his abdication ncd his royal
] eke upon his old tune friends.
Tinted l > y Tim . For bronchial affec-
tions.coughs.otc. , Brown's Bronchial Troches
have proved their ofllcacy by a test of many
yoars. Price 23 cants.
HIM Eighty-Sixth lllrtlidny.
Tuesday , March 4 , Connell Furay , father
of John B. Furay of the board of public
works , celebrated his olehty-sixth birthday.
Ho Is halo , hearty and active , and whether
ho Is the oldest man In Omaha today or not ,
itcan safely bo said ho is as youthful In
action as any of those In the city , though
their years of life have boon a quarter of a
century earlier.
Mr , . Furay was bora in the county of Don
egal , Ireland , Marcu 4 , 181)1 ) , and cnino to
the United States in 1S37. Ho located in
Highland county , Ohio. There ho remained
until 18T7 , when ho cimo to Omaha. His
children had boon horci before that time , and
the old gentleman found thorn occupying
prominent , positions in lifo when ho arrived.
Ho has nmo sons and daughters in Omaha
and the state , and Is thu grandfather of
sixty-thrco children , Ills mother dlod ut
the ae of ono hundred and ton and it is hard
to tell when the present branches of tlio
parent stock will bocoaio mingloil with the
great majority.
Cook's extra dry champagne is bettor ,
healthier and purer than the imported arti
cle. It has a delightful bouquet.
AVritlnir Atlvortlsoinonti.
Alden & Faxon , newspaper advertis
ing agents , Cincinnati , Ohio , have just
issued a very neat Hit of the loading
nowspaporri of the United States. The
first ton or twelve jwgos are devoted to
advertisements , which thov have written -
ton for various firms , and which have
boon prominent successes ; also hints
and suggestions to now advertisers.
This linn make u specialty of writing
advertisements , and of dovislng meth
ods by wiiioli money can bo made out of
newspaper advertising. Judging by
tholr little book , they have been onu-
nontly successful in this direction.
This newspaper list will bo sent free on
application.
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< Tlio Coming Ono of Amorjca.
? Van Iloutcri's hasjf/tyftr cent more of the flesh-forming
| elements of cocoa them is obtained by the best processes of
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POLES
"I htvdtmfe known Ittvtlu * In bU d >
Ing P'lii. ' It Ii the pilnce of r m di i
In til form * of htmonholdi , " Or , A
M. COLLINS , Cameron , Mo.
CATARRH
'H v b tn > eenitint tulftrtr for
roil from nvors coldi In head and
r. htoit. . Triad moil ov ry known
l m dy. Pond'l Extract relieved mo
wonderfully , and hai effected almoit
a radical cure " F R EDC R 1C E.
FINCK , New Yoik City.
SORE EYES
"It acti like magic In ophthalmia. I
like It so much for tore y i " R v ,
M , JAMESON ,
LAMENESS
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for lameness , and use It constantly. "
MICHAEL DONOVAN , N , Y. Athlttlo
Club.
SORENESS
" Had a large eatlne tore on my ankle ,
which had eaten to the bono. For
nlni months I doctored to no purpose *
Tried a bottle of Pond's Extract , and
was cured Immediately. " MINNIE
VANATTA , Lockloosa , Fla.
BRUISES
"Pond's Extract has been used with
marked benefit by our Inmates in many
cases of bruises , and has always proved
very beneficial. " LITTLE SISTERS
OF THE POOR , New York City ,
SPRAINS
"I have been prescribing Pond's Ex
tract , and find It a valuable remedy In
strains and affections of like char
acter.-- . P. BURDICK , M.D.
E3U51NS
"Had my left hand severely burned ,
and lost the use of It completely.
Secured relief by use of Pond's Extract
In twelve hours. " Mrs. A.SHERMAN ,
Hew York City.
HERflORRHACES
"Am troubled with hemorrhages from
lungs , and find Pond'i Extract the only
remedy that will control thorn , "
GEORGC W. WARNER , Scranton , Pa.
" I have used Pond's Extract in a case
of long standing Internal inflammation ,
and obtained relief within a few hours , "
JAMES E. READE , Philadelphia.
and should be always
kept on hand for em
ergencies.
" Long experience has taught my fam
ily to regard Pond's Extract as one of
the absolute necessities of housekeep
ing. " ANDREW D. WHITE , Presi
dent Cornell University.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
See Landscape Trade-mark on
Buff Wrapper.
MADE ONLY BY
New York and London.
DRS. BETTS < & BETTS
, VSi FAII.VAM TKHRI. OMAHA , NM. , .
Hotel )
Offlo * hour * , 'J a. m. , to 8 p. m. S-mlajt. 10 * . a , to
p.m.
Specialists In Chronic , Ncrrous , Skin and Blood Dl-
eaaps.
fWConsultntlon nt ofllco or by mall free. Medi
cines aent t > ; mall or express , securely packed , free
from observation. Guarantees to euro quickly , safe
ly find permanently.
NERVOUS DEBILITY 8 fir ftBSll
tloni. rhrslcal decay , nrlalng from Indiscretion , ex.
cess or Indulgence * iirculuchiR alenpleaneaa. deapon *
dcncy , plmplca on the face , aversion to society , easily
dUcourngoJ. lack of contlclanco. dull unlit for eludy
or buBlneaB. nnd flnda life a burden. Pnrnly. perntnn-
ently nnd privately cure.l. Consult lira. l ) tta A Uetts ,
KUBFarnkinBtro-it.Onmlia , Nob.
and Skin Disease ?
results , oomplvtcly ornillctite.l wltliont tbe aid of
mercury. Hcrotuli. erysipelas , fever eorei , blotches.
ulccri. pains In the head and bonui , syphilitic ore
ihroat , mouth and tooKiio. catarrh , eta. , pcramnontly
cured nhore others lure fal.cd ,
Ilrinnnu nml liiaiMer complaint * ,
U I 111 ( In Painful. l > lllctilt ! , Mo fro.
quent bnrnlm or bl(3olurlno. ( . urlno hUh colored or
with milky sediment on ston lint : , wink back , uunorr
hum. k'leut , cystitis , oto. I'romptly anil safely cured
charges reasonable.
tnnval complete without cutllntr. cauoilo ordination.
Cure * effected at homo t > y patient without a moments
pain or annoyance.
To Young Hen and MiufllG-Asefl Men ,
A < 3JTPP fUIDl ? 'rlle awful efforts ot etrly
LlUllti UUllU Vice , which brings oriraulo
weaknosn , dnatroylntf both .innd nnd body , with all
UdreiuUnl Ills , permanently cured.
PPTTQ AflflroM tlio.iovlio hmvo Im-
L ) Ell 10 paired themselves by linpropor
( nduhicncei and and aolltary habits , which ruin both
body and inlud , untlttliu tham for business , study or
niiirrlKKo.
lUliiuri ) MCK , or those ontcrlntf on that happy
life , atari ) of pbysictnldehllltrquickly asilstod.
OUniSUGGESS ,
Is based upon factsfirst practical experience , < oo
end- ovary case l especially studied , thua atarllnv
arUut. thlrd medlctnes uro prepared In our own la-
baiory eiactly to mit uacu case , thus utTtctlug curoi
without Injury.
tPona rt cents ppstaKa for celebrated works on
chronic , nervous nnddiihcatadlieusei. Thousands
cured. tW\ friendly loiter nrCKll may save you fu-
turn suffurlnii andshnrue. nnd add golden years to llf <
fi ? .Ho letters annw rcd tinleRS accompanied by 4
tents In stamps. Address orcull on
DI13. UtiTTS iV JIKTHTM ,
14)3 Flxni'Mti btrcet , Onmlia. Nob.
GOLD MEDAL PARIS EXPOSITION 1333.
Flos. 3O3-4O4-I70-OO4.
THE MOST PEEPECT OP PENS ,
A GOODRICH , Lawyer. 134 nnnrborn St. ,
> ( 'hlcuKO. s'i yunri ) BU 'easeful iirnettna. Ail-
vlco free ; no publicity. Bne tat fuellUlua In
many btate < .
MEONLY.
Vor lOSTorPAUINa MANnoOUi
n ral and NEKVOU8 ) EBl.JT V
, , WetkntMof BedyandUJnd , Effecti
. _ Uof rrorior xMisestn Older Youoir.
M.lx.l - , 1.1.1. HI.MIllllurgllrll'il.rt' . llo l . .Ur . 4
lr..jlk. . HKt lIIIU-lUll l.tk IUUTI10K/IODr.
k J.I.I. mr.lll. ( lloaK 1llHt kT-B .UI. I. > d.j.
t.illl ; rra IOBUUI ai4 r.rtlo f.uXrl. . . IfrlU Ikia.
UtMri | > lli Bo.k , l l. ll. aid
Aititu ERIK rVIKD'Ot' r'
THIS COMING SEASON
We propose to demonstrate what a business can be clone in this city in Boy's and Chil- * '
drcns * Clothing. We have made enormous preparations , and having been especially for
tunate in our purchases in that linewe intend touse our boy's department this season for
a great advertisement. We want to make a lasting impression on the boys , and teach them
while they are young this great lesson , that there is 11O place to folly Clothing
like the Nebraska Clothing Company.
To begin with we place on Sale the following unapproachable bargains.
400 excellent Cassimcrc Suits , with Knee Pants at $1.90. They are of good weight and
heavy enough to wear right now in this cold Weather. Nothing more durable for Hoys
wear was ever placed on our counters. They are excellently made with pleats , and come
in three nice patterns. You will open your eyes in astonishment when yo see this suit.
250 splendid all wool Suits , in small checked patterns , beautiful shades and excellent
wearing garments at $2.25. We do not say too much when we pronounce this suit worth $4.
Thousands of other Suits , for small and big Boys from the cheapest to the finest grades
of goods and every suit in our Boy's Department a bona-fide bargain. Out of town patrons
have the same advantages as those living here we fill mail orders promptly and if goods
are not satisfactory can be returned. Write for Samples. '
IN OUH , SHOE DEPARTMENT we offer this week , as first bargain of the
season.
200 dozen excellent Men's Shoes/solid / leather soles and Counters , Seamless , in Congress
and Lace , with plain and Cap toe at $1.25 worth regular $ .1.75.
Same quality in Boy's Sizes $1.10. t
Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets.
Wo wish to srty TO OUR FRIENDS
AND PATRONS , that \vo are mail-
king extcubivo repairs and changes
in our store , giving ourselves more
roomwhich our increasing business
demands. The work is being push
ed as fast as possible , and in a few
days we will ho able to open and
display our spring poods , which are
constantly arriving , but which the
dirt and dust of repairing compolls
us to keep under cover.
Tlio only snfti nnd pntuloxs method of extract
ing todli , and i tin only muttio.l of Inserting
tooth without pluto , remaining clean and dura-
ubu. !
mi. IIAUftBEAWOUT ,
1509 DOUUhAS Sl'llUr/11 . OMAHA.
fErfvf 3t V > " * 3 < * CQ4XaRrt * .KA'feV.V < 2 ; aX&-73nCV * aU , fl
Tlio Well Known Specialist ,
Is iiusurp.ii > 33d lii the treatment of nil forma of I'm-
\A1K IIIMKAMKM nnd fetili i tiire.ueuroKimiunK'od. 1m.
imti'iicy , Lots of .Munhoinl , nii'l Ainhlllim. Htcrrlluy
or IhirrunuM absolutely vurml. bciul fur llu. "
1.1 fo fiuiTi't. " lur .Man or Woinuii , eiich U CLMIII
( Btatnps ) . Kcrvi > UH KoniHlo l > tt > < 'aiefl. curt'd iinlckly
urul ticrinuneiitly * Tri'atuuMit by corronpondcjico ,
itnini forntply. C'oiiHuitiitlonfroo , Olllcutf. U. Uor
Ulh and Jackunn Stioc'H , Umuha .S'l'U.
0 O UXtl-l I , IMl Kiw
BUT AND SUJflHSORf
orltbUM" for lhnp. | < lb | ur.
leie. Cur. l liriii > r > llUitr , ell lot > rf lf , lldh olh.
Ui. r..il u u , lurroli of rir-trlli > ll.rouih ill
fiRTH , n itarlm ll. m la IIKtU II t J \ ll.llllill H S I ill Mrl u.
tlnlrl. lurrcal I'rll l , li.lll , or wo foiltil ti.UOalu | U.
I1I.LT Kn4 Hup B err CaMpIrl * fi Had Hit. Horst tftltlltr *
HftMRlll IlirM In Ihrr * U.ODir > . tlMl 4 P4UI hlffl Krt.
BANDED ELEOTRIOCO. . lOaUb.ll.oi. , iHICAHO.IU.
Buffering from thu cHi-cu < > ( to
decay , vt iiMlna wnltuvu , lott inauhotxl , i to. 1 will
Minil a valuable trratlM ) ( M-alrdl contalnlntf full
for liomo cun * . I'lllU ! of cliurfe. A
plcudld medical work t ihoum ba rrndy \ viert
_ _
The Inmost , fastcat nnd Hnest In I ho world ,
Pasaeneer accommodations unexcelled.
Via .Moville ,
Anchorln , 2 p. 111 , Satiiyilay. March 1st
With regular \rvukIytmllliiKi thi'icntter
iixi'itrss simviuK
New Vork nnd Liverpool via ( Jltaansttwn.
City ot Koine. II a m Saturday , April nth
Saloon round trip tickets by "City of Homo"
will bo available for return passngs by other
tlrst class steamers Bulling weekly from Liv
erpool. ,
I'liH&riuers booked for stonmi > rs sMllnc ; enr-
Her tlnui H a. m. , may umb.irb the pi'ovlens eve
ning. Steamers sail from Pier II , N. it. , foot
l.f roy St. . Now Vork.
Tourists and travelers will nnd our "circular loiters
of mull ! " the tulcU and most conronlont nmmiur In
H hlch to curry thtMr lutiil1 * , UH muncyf * can bo ilrtwn
anywhere liiMims to meet requirement".and holder : *
of Mieh arc thuroby nfltmlcil a nu'iiutof Ulcntttlc'iitlon
and Intro luctlon to biinkrrs In all parts of tbe world ,
besides ninny other advantages.
HENDERSON BROS. , Chicago , Ills.
II. S. Hall , H. V. Mporos. and C. II. Mares , U
I1. Depot.
LLfiM LINE OCEAN STEAMERS
Passage to and from Great Britain and an
parts ot Europe. Montreal-Liverpool route , by the
waters ot St. Lawrence , shortest olnll. Ulascow to
lloaton , to Phllailelphlu. Liverpool to and from
Ualtlmore. Thirty Stc'aroorn. Claos excelsior.
AccomtnoilatloiiB unsurpassed. Weehl ) sailings.
AM..IX & . . .0on.VcBt. . AR'ts.
C.J. Sundoll , nirujcr. 112 La Salic at. , Clilcago , 111.
CdLLAR
,
BUFFIKEKS : FJIOJI
IVertoui Dclilllly ,
Yonlliriil liiJUi-rclloin.
Lout 'Manliooil.
' Be Your Own Physician ii
Many men , f rom the effects of youthful
Impnidcnco , have hiinifzht about uHulo of
uiakiictuiUmt linn ttdiu't-d the t , .m > n ] cyi * .
ti-in to much n to Induro ahuuKt ririy
> tmir disease , anil the iral tauw * of tlio
trouhlrifuMively o cr bdiitfiiiitpttted , they
are doctored fur rtcolmnif hut tlic rivlit
i ma. Notwithstanding tlio ninny taluahlo
rt-inedlrtl tluitliudimlKU-HrolmiipnHluii'd
for Iliolcllef of IhliitASii uf patlcnlfl. notto
uf the niilhmry niodn f ( rratinvnt iiricta
rurti. During our rttenihotnlli'iroanil hos
pital practice uo lm > o niciliiuiitrd | ullh
and ilU-oveiTdnevb uiidcciiiccntrAtL'd iemo-
illts. llioaccoiMuuiliiriut | ! > cilMlonUvf.
fcnol an a i-i-rlnln nnd "ln'i'Jv riirr.m
t undictlsot cnsi t m our pincilro Imi u luon
ri'stori'il to prrfcrt hinlih > > .v II * IIK > ttfti'r
all other ii.-mcdlc ralliHl. I'ciftclly pmi'ln-
( rrcdlcnU nuihtM * L cd In the jiivparutlon of
tills proiwrlptlon.
It Krytliroiylon cnon , I 3 diachin.
Jriubihln , 1 8 ditu'hm ,
11'lonbs Dlolca , 1 a drachm.
( Uliwiiiln , 8 Krahu.
Kit , lunatlin niimi-ni ( alrohollc,9 Krnlns
( ilji-filiic.n a ! Mil.
MnkuCOpllK. liikelplllatSp.m.andan. 'v
other on coins to hod. Innoinocaualt will > '
! bo ncHn-Htutry for Iho pitlcnt to lave two Pills
' nt ju dtlmo.muklnif Uionumbcrthrcoadtty. ;
! TliUiciiii'dyUadapU'dtoeierycomlUlonof ;
; iiurvousdcbltltynudwralinoMlni'lthortoi ,
and csiH'Ually m those ciiKes reiiultln from <
linpruilt'iiec. Ihi ) lecilitcratlvo iwwerH of J
thljrcituratlvoarotruly aMonUlihiK.aiid Itn <
j continued for akliurt tlmochanirra the !
Uniciild , dittilUtnlPd.nervrlcrg condition to J
pnuof icnoned llfo nndliror. . i
Aowaaixicouitaiitlrliirt-cclptoflottcriiof ;
! n < iuliy lolatho to thu icnieuy , wo uoulil '
my tuthoMuhououldprcfi'rlooUalnltcf
lu , l/y rrnilltliiK fl ntfourvly wulnl | cl > .
AJO containing W pills , carefully eorn-
IMumlrd , will ba rent by return mall from
ourprhate Kljonitory.orwovilllfuiiihh
which will euro most cawa. for J5 ,
orcAll on
Hew England Medical Institute ,
21 Tmnoiit How , lluiton , .Ma . S
' Copyright , 1M . by 1' . II. Ilium. Vftfft
BELT
. . 3.1830.
. . . . . I'BFJ.KCTHO-
OALVAKJOUODYI1EI.T
, , AliD tUBl-ENSORY Mil
i'-curo All Itheumatlo Com- '
,1 plaints. Lumliaco , General
Ji.anil No vous Debility ,
ODitlventu , Kidney
Elitaifi , Nnvouinm
Trtmlllng , Bexuil z
liiuitlon , 'Watting of
, . . cauttd by Indlicittions In
< > Married or Rlrgl. life.
A HAHt ri cnTBln
OR.OWEN'S cLtUlnlu
Alto an Ckotrlo Trusn nnd Dolt Combined.
H < o < J * .i > oiui for rats lllu > iMlM > tiilii"lti. Mclillll *
cfit you fa i > lla .wlt4 ovrioi Mtutka Ibli 11 ( r. Aaarcts
OWEN Er.Kormo BELT & AFPUANOB co.
AT TMK
PARIS , 1559 ,
The Highest Possible Premium ,
JWlD-OHliY SRAHD. PRIZE
FOR GLWIk'Cs MACHINES ,
WS \ AWARDED TO
mmAND
AND THE
& 1GR0SS 0F THE * *
LEQION OP HONOR ,
WAS CONFERRED UPON
NATHANIEL WHEELER ,
The President of the Company.
WHEELER & WILSON MFC , CO-
l rl \Vnlianii Avo. , Chicago.
SOM > HV
P. E. PLO0MAH & CO I
220 NorthlGth Stront , Onuilw.
SPRING VEHICLES
* " * *
* ' One. { [ > .
\
3 Crently Improved withswingimtiih'ackleiionimo'l
" 3 mde. En8l 3trldlncr ' ' ' < ' ' 'mmi > . Spring * length-
o en and shortnn accnnmifc to the weight put on them. *
Adapted equally well to rouch country or tlno
"olty drives. Willclvoyou hoot ontlofnctlon.
Icitdti c'cilcur iriny in
j six months by buying one of tlwso
choice lots in West Portland Park
SHOREY , HALL & CO ,
AboiiiKton Building , Portland , Or ,
N.W.Cau. I3FH& OODQE ats , OMAHA , HEOt
von TUB vn&iruuf T or iu.
APPLIANCES FOR DEFOIIMITIIO AND TRUSSES.
,
of enry foru of llUitia rfijuiriiur
MEDICAL or BDROIOAt TBEATUKMT.
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