8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : JTHURSDAY , MAKCTI 13. 1890.
THE CITY.
_
The city clerk has Issued 1OSO dog
tuR-3 up to dnto.
No. 0 origlno house on Phil Shoridnn
Blr-cot near Leiivonworth , is bolng
muvod forward n distance of Ilftcon foot.
Shorlfl I3oyd will tnko Pauline Droxcl
and Clmrlos Wilbur , two insane
imlioultf , to the insane asylum at Lin
coln today.
The funeral of Mrs. S. L. Rustin will
bo hold at tlio residence of her son , C.
D. Hustln. 1022 Ilarnoy Btrcot , today
at" o'clock.
Criminal Court Bailiff Lou Grebe is
temporarily incapaclatcd for duty oil
account of the arrival of n ton-pound
boy at his homo.
All the telephone linemen are tem
porarily at work and the man tire of the
opinion that their demands will bo
fciitlsllod. The olcctrio light man and
other strikers will bottle their difficul
ties on Saturday.
Prrsonnl 1'nrncrnnliH.
J. C. ICInncy of Hastings is at the Mur
ray.
ray.H.
H. S. Horlln bus returned irom Washing
ton.
ton.O.
O. R HarriB of Ashland Is n Kucst at the
Coney.
E. M. R Lollung of Lexington is at the
Mllliml.
W. K. Itituhcoclc of Alliance Is stopping at
tlio Cusoy.
0. W. Knrnnhaw of Kearney is a guest at
tlio I'axton. .
A. Hollar of Nebraska City is a guest at
the Murray.
N. S. Nowbcrry of Lincoln Is stopping at
the Mlllard.
UufUH M. Stark of HIvorton is registered
at tlio Cnsoy.
1C. \Vorvthorby of Norfolk Is registered
at the Paxton.
L , U. Shepherd of Arlington Is registered
nt ttio Mlllnnl.
Wllliuin A. Lntnson of Elk Creek is a
Kucst at tlio Casey.
James tt. Wnsh of Lincoln is among the
guests at the Millnn ) .
K C. Hockonborftor of Grand Island Is
stopping nt the I'nxton.
H. U. liiooin , who has been In Chicago for
eoino time , has returned to Oimlm nnd re
sumed his old position ut S. P. Morse's.
Alf. Hayumn , business manacor for the
"Shonaricloah" company , which oiens | ut
Uoyd's opera house next week , is In the
city.
1. W. Stratton of Wuhno was in the city
yesterday on his way homo after an ox-
tefided business trip to Huffulo and other
custom points.
At the Barker : U. G. Hloorn , Chicago ;
L. K. Mayno , Salt Lake City ; G. C. Phelps ,
Kansas City ; Fred Cook , St. Louis ; Gurrio
\Vil8tnhl , ClilcaRo ; P. A. Quiploy , Portland.
J. A. GrMloy of Uapld City , S. Dan. , Is in
tlio city. Jim is a loading merchant , In the
brcc/y north land now. Fifteen years ago
lie WIIB a BEI : carrier boy , full of push nnd
energy.
Mr. nnd Mrs. George U. Crandall , whoso
mnrrliigo live weeks nco was chronicled in
thcso columns , returned homo yesterday
from Denver , where they hnvo boon enjoy
ing their honeymoon. Ivor the present they
nro stopping with the bride's parents , Mr.
nnd Mrs. J. J. McCluhi , of ICouutzo Place.
Pears' Is the bouand puroat soap over ma lo
Ciuiuht ihii 'llilef.
Chief Scavoy has been notified by the
Pinkortons of Chicago of the recovery of
the Jewelry stolen from Fleming Hretnn of
San Francisco , nnd the arrest of the tluof.
DcHortud.
Captain Cormac'c .voslordav caught a.do-
Borter named F.T. McCaulcy nnd turned him
over to the authorities at Fort Umaba. Mc-
Cnaloy deserted from Company A , Second
Infantry , Fort Townsend , in 1633.
HittiMi Oy 11 DOJJ.
Tom Scott , on ox-policoman , was badly bit
ten by n vicious dog atjho corner of Six
teenth ami California streets , yestorday. Iiis
right thigh was painfully lacerated nnd his
clothing wns torn to shreds. The city physi
cian dressed his uoumls.
Ilniml ol" Kiliiuntinn Architect
On next Monday the board of education
will open proposals from architects for the
devising mid drawing no.v plans and speci
fications remodeling and revising old plans
nnd supervising the construction of building
( luring the year. These offers will ba re
ceived until 7:1)0 : ) p. in.
Scalded the Thief. '
While Mrs. McGregor , who lives in Lake
View , was entertaining u number of friends
nt n tea party , a thief drove up to the house
ana throw some loose lumber into Ills nngon.
U'no man's name was Warner , Miss Muudo
n daughter of the lady , ordered the man
nway. Ho refused to go and showed light.
The young woman then took a kettle of boil
ing hot waier and noured It do.ui iho back of
Warner's nock. Warner , however , got away
i witti the lumber.
What Is moro attractive' than a pretty fnco
with a fresh , bright compaction I For it use
Pozionl's Powder.
Jerked i hi ) 1'oodlf.
Ono of Pulasltl's dog catchers was given n
lively chase on North Sixteenth street uy a
'woman yesterday.
The fellow had snared the lady's poodle.
The owner followed the wagon for a block
ncroamniL' nt tl.o top of her voico. A largo
crowd followed until they learned the cause
of the dUturbanco. Alter paying J2 to the
dog-catcher the lady went to the city clerk
nnd paid * l moro for a tag.
Too Jinny hy Kivo.
, Councilman lleohol , explaining the demand
of the Fourth ward for ten voting precincts ,
eukl :
"I would like to see the petition nnd flnd
out who signed it. The movement is some
thing now to mo. I am in favor of re-dis-
triUUig nil the wards and have enough vot-
Intr places to glvo.overy man an opportunity
to vote , but the demand for ton precincts in
, the Fourtn ward Is certainly ridiculous , \Vo
litivo U.OUO voters there and I tliiak 400 to
the precinct would bo about right. "
Theory ol I'nlntlnt ; .
The members of the Western Art associa
tion mot nt the Unlngor art gallery Tuesday
, evening to listen to an nadross by Mr.
Gcorgo W. Fields ou 'Theory of coloring hi
tbo Composition of Paintings.11 The
different schools of arc were described
nnd their bf > st features wcro pointed
out. Tlio speaker expressed some very son-
iblo sentiments concerning the flavUh Imi
tation at anything old. Borne of the bust pro
ductions of the old painters woru good
studies , but auo and excellence ) were far
from being synonymous. Inurtns In liter-
nturo the work must hnvo length of history
however. This tno modern school of art
lacks. There Is much In the Flemish , Vene
tian , Tuaoan and other older schools which
might bo studied und many valuable points
acquired.
' The Only One.
The Chicaco , Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railway is the only line running solid
vostibulod , oloctrio lighted nud steam
heated trains botwooii Chicago , Coun
cil Bluffsuud Otnahti.
The berth rending lamp feature in
the Pullman Bleeping curs run on those
lines is uatontod and cannot ba used hy
nny other ruilwuy company. It is the
great improvement of the ago. Try it
and bo convinced.
Sleeping cars leave the Union Pacific
depot , Oiiwlm , iitU p. m. dully , arriving
at Chicaco nt 0:30 : a. m , Pussongora
taking this trail ) are not compelled to
Cot out of the cars at Council UlulTs and
wait for the train to bo cleaned. Got
tickets and sloopingcar berths ut Union
Uckut onico , 1601 Fariiain st.
F. A. NASH , Gou. Agt.
J , E. PllKSTOlf , Pass. Agt ,
8il.YM.E2 AM ) CHIME.
The Horrible Itcoltnl Ileforo n Cor *
oner's Jury.
The dead body of a male Infant was found
under suspicious circumstances In the Alns-
cow block Tuesday morning. The coroner
was summoned , and was told a shocking
story by a Mrs. 11. J. Drown , ono of the ten
ants. MM. Drown said that Ida Moore , a
young woman from Hamburg , la. , wa the
mother of the child.
The tiny body wns brousht to Hoafoy's
undertaking establishment , where an inquest
wns hold , A story too nauseating for
reproduction in detail wai nnfoldod.
John CroutHo nnd Andrew Johnson testi
fied to finding tbo baby atthoeatranco to the
sower.
Mrs , K. J. Hrown , a povnrty-strlcken
woman who rents a room in the rookery
called the Alnacoxv block , testified that Miss
Ida Moore cauio from Hamburg , la. , four
weeks ago last Sunday to board with her
and bo treated , as she allowed , for a lung
trouble. Miss Moors , Mrs. Drown and her
four children , and Mrs , Hobinsonan aunt of
Miss Moore , all lived la this solitary room.
Miss Moore took some red medicine out of a
bottle regularly every day. She snld It was
for consumption. Neither witness nor any
of the other occupants of tlio room knew of
Mlsn Mooro's true condition.
The latter received letters regularly from
J. W , Ullklnson. a real estate dealer ut
Hamburg , In. Ho also sent her money.
February 2. , while witness nnd her children
and Mrs. Drown wcro In the room , Miss
Moore gave birth to n child , Mrs. Robinson
subsequently threw it into a vault , where It
was found.
Witness said that a few days after the
child was born , J. W. Wilkinson , accom
panied by his grown-up son and Mrs. Moore ,
the mother of the girl , came to ece Miss
Mooro. The thrco remained out ono day
and then returned. Wilkinson , who has a
wife nnd family , acted. It Is said , very lov
ingly toward Ida. IIo irnvo her money.
Witness hoard Miss Moore making BO mo
threat about Wilkinson's wifo. After Miss
Moore had given birth to the child she
stopped taking the red medicine. Witness
said she heard Wilkinson had been run out
of Hamburg on account of this affulr'and
was now at Drownsvillo.
Georgia Drown , a girl of seventeen and
daughter of Mrs. Drown , -gavo testimony
corroborative of Unit of her mother. In
fact , the testimony of each was Interlarded
with promptings from tlio other. Georgia
testified that uflar the child was barn Miss
Moore telegraphed to Wilkinson. When he
c.iuic , ho called her his 'dear girl' and
accused her of a criminal operation. This
she denied.
Dr. Matttco , who wns treating Miss Moore
for her lungs , testified that ho didn't know
that anything wns the matter with her until
ho wns so informed.
Dr. McManigal.who tnado the postmortem ,
testified that the child had never breathed
and that the bodv showed no marks of vie
lence.
The jury brought in a vordlct to the effect
that ns far as known no criminal means had
been used.
Thn Sm-uisr Mr-dlclnc.
The which Hood's
ponulnrity Sarsaparilla -
rilla bus gained us a spring medicine
is wonderful. It possesses just those
elements of hoalth-givitipbloeHl-puril'y- '
inp and nppotito-rostoring which every
body scorns to need at this season. Do
not continue in 11 dull , tired , unsatis
factory condition when you may bo so
much benefited by Hood's Sarsiiparilla.
It purifies the Mood and makes the
weak strong.
THE COIjISKU-U riOUT.
What u Man Opposed to Kickers Una
to Sny.
A meeting of the stockholders of the
Coliseum building association has been
called for April 12 , at which time the dissat
isfied stocklipl lers will bo given nn oppor
tunity to vcntilato their grievances. Several
of the largest stockholders have announced
their intention of otlcring all their stoclc to
any ono who will take it at the price paid for
it by the holders.
In speaking of this matter a gentle
man who has been watching the pro
gress of the association pretty closely re
marked that it would give the "klokers" nn
opportunity of showing their good faith.
"As an instance of the nbsurdav of the
insinuations made by these men , " said ho ,
"I'll call your attention to ono thing. Mr.
Kiurstead and Mr. Lindsay nro the two
Inrgcst stockholduis in the association , ana
the charga that llitfy would participate In or
oven countenance any crooked work ns these
irrcsponsiblo luckors charge them with is
absurd on the face of it ,
"When the meeting occurs next month
Mr. Lindsay tolls mu that ho intends to take
all the book's , papers and everything else up
to the Colisuuui building , where the mooting
will bo hold , nnd the stockholders will bo
given complete awing to look ever them to
thair complete satisfaction. "
Clipped from Canada Presbyterian , under
Rigmituieof C. Dlackott Robinson , Propr.-
I was cured of oft recurring blllious head
aches by Durdock Dlood Dltters ,
_ _ \
MAX M12YKII T A Lit 9.
Hln KCKHOIIS for Urging a Change of
I'nvotijciit.
Referring to aa editorial In THE DEE of
March 10 , entitled , "Dogus Paving Cortl *
flcates , " said Max Meyer , "I certainly do
not oolong to any combine , and I am ono of
the circulators of the petition asking for an
asphalt pavement on Farnan street between
Ninth and Fifteenth , ns the noisy stone
pavement has undoubtedly hurt the street.
"I wrts ono of n committee of flvo from the
board of trade in 1SS3 sent cast to oxamlno
and report upon the pavement most sultablo
for Omaha. After cxammg the pavements
of eastern cities , wo reported unanimously
for asphalt. I have visited Paris , London
nnd Derlin several times since IbSl , nnd
found nsphalt pavements regarded ns the
best. At Dorlin I found them removing
stone blocks from many streets to mnko wav
for the smooth , noiseless und inviting
asphalt.
"On Farnain street I own olghfy-olght foot
frontage ; the street was naved with stones
at the instance of some of the ownont who
deslicd a malarial that would 'prove an in
heritance to their children's children. ' Wo
got the inheritance , und with its coming our
splendid retail trade loft us. My property
lias been damaged , I think , fully $23,000 , and
our Jewelry aim musical instrument trade
twlco or thrco nines that amount , and , m
fact , to such an extent that our linn had to
abandon my largo brick bloc. ; in 16SS and
seek nawquartors In quest of the retail trade
that had been driven from mv property by
nothing else in the world than n rough ,
noisy and uninviting stone pavement.
"Kocontly Mr. W. A , Pa.Mon ami myself ,
after consultation with other owners , con
cluded to nmlto an effort to reclaim thn
street by discarding the stone and replacing
It with asphalt. To this end , and at the sug-
KCAtlou of Mr. i "axton , I prepared a petition
for signatures , which Is now being signed.
"As n business proposition I would not ac
cept stone on a retail street as a gift.
" \Vo can got asphalt laid forfOI.35 foroach
twenty-two foot frontage , making the actual
expense for each property owner , under our
system of paying for Improvements , $0.411
per annum , which I consider a very umaU
outlay In consideration of the largo benefits
to bo derived from nlco , clean and smooth
pavements.
"iMessrs. Dewey & Stone , Don Smith ,
Kitchen Dros. and other heavy property
owners like mysslf wish to see the street
reclaimed. "
Kor HcnsiolcnoHH
Use Horsford's Acid Pliosolmte.
I r. Price , of the Wlilto Star S. S , Gor-
nianlca , says ; " 1 have proscribed it in my
practice among the passengers traveling to
nnd from Kurope , In this steamer , and the
result has satlsilol mo that if taken in time.
It will.tn u great many cases prevent seasick-
IICSO.H
A Sixty Tlioiisnud ItulliUni * .
A telegram from Washington announces
that Senator Mundersoa , tallowing the rec
ommendations of the secretary of war , pro
poses to introduce a bill appropriating
fOU.OOO for now buildings for the government
corrall ut Fort Omaha. This appropriation
has been recommended by the commanding
general of the department of the Platte , ana
has been endorsed by the ofllclals of the war
department , as well 03 trip secretary.
Mr. JODOI of tbo commlisary department
lavs that this building Is to bo erected nt the
government depot In the southwest part of
this city , which U commonly Known ns the
corrnll. The structure Is to bo of brick and
will bo two stories high. Its dimensions ,
240x50. U will bo erected at the southeast
corner of the grounds , near the Union Pa
cific sidetracks. It Is to oo used n astoro
house for supplies of all kinds for the army
of the department of the Platte , which will
Include provisions , clothes nnd harness.
It Is too bid to spcad half of a short llfo
distressed with neuralgia , when 25 cents
spent lor ono botllo of Salvation Oil will
euro It quickly.
Ha talked as If ho had a "frog In his
throat , " but ho was only honrae ; a single
buttle of Dr. Hull's Cough Syrup relieved
the trouble nt onco. 25 cents.
TItUKMAN'H
It Is Dctnllml t > y Ono oT His Sorry
ItoiKlRincn.
A DISK reporter met ono of J. J. Trueman's
bondsmen at the Mlllard yesterday morning.
Truoman Is the defaulting postmaster at
Genoa , who was arrested Tuesday by the
United States authorities and brought
to this city last night. "Truomnn's
postoflico shortage , " said the gentle
man , "In round figures Is f 1,00. : ! Dut this
is not nil. Ho represents a number of Insur
ance companies and Is In arrears with every
one of them. Ho Is short with the Spring-
Hold Insurance company of Kprlnpflekl ,
Mass. , $00.57 ; with the German of Frcoport ,
III. . < 73.4tJ ; with the Phrenix of Drooklyn ,
fTOU.1 ; Uundorwrltors of Now York , ? 130 ,
nnu the Phoenix of Hartford , fSO. "
"Anything also ! "
"Yes , there is still a worse charge against
him. "
"What's that ! "
"Forgery. Ho is said to have forged his
father's and brother's name In the Columbus
banks as follows : $ i25 on ono , ? 200 on an
other and $100 on still another. Ho Is also
behind with the Dnllou brothers of this city
in real cstuto transactions to the tune of
$1,500 , while his reported dollclts In the dif
ferent Justices shops of Genoa nro yet un-
nsoortalned. "
"Who are on his postolTlco bond ! "
"W. H. Wmtcrbottom , Q. A. Mollln. B. A.
DoMonc.y and Cnarlos LIghtnor. "
" \Vhat sort of a man is Truoman J"
"Well , ho Is about thirty-Jlvo years of ago ,
and n splendid follow a man who com
manded the respect and esteem , and the un-
mi ul 111 ed confidence of the whole community.
The people are greatly shocked at his down
fall. "
"How do you account for it what > vas the
matter with him 1"
"Women. "
Couirhs , HonrHi-iiitH' . Sore Throat.
etc. . quickly relieved by Drovvn'a Dionchlal
Troches. A simple and effectual remedy ,
superior to all other articles for the same
purpose. Sold only in boxes.
UonI Kstnto
The following uroporty was listed for sale
at yesterday's session of the real estate ex
change :
Hoes' place , lots 15 and X of 16 , ' 00 foot on
Pork avenue , $10,003.
Kilby place , lot 5 , block 7 , 50x125 , $1.2"iO.
Paulson addition , lot 013x119 , U roon
house. $0,2JO.
Kllby place , lot 3 , block 7 , 51K125 , $1,300.
Himobangh's addition , lot 17 , block 2 , OOx
350. small house , * 1,2JO.
WashinL-ton square , lot 12 , 15\127 , 9 roon
house , $ : ) 500.
Patrick's second addition , lot 3 , block 12
40x120. $4,000.
Potter's addition , lot 11 , block 2 , 48x130
51,000.
Highland Park , lot 21 , block 10 , 00x130 , 3
room house , $050.
Saunders & Himobaugh's , lots 25 and 20
block 1 , 50x140 , SI. 203.
Kedicn's subdivision , lot 3 , block 8 , 50x142
ulno-rooni house , ? 5,500.
Sales were reported :
Dy Donson & Carraichaol , lot 12 , block 35
DCIIBOU , 5300 lots , block 75 , Denson , $350.
Dr.Btrnoy.practico limited to catarrhal -
al diseases of nose and throat. Boo bldg
Colonel Moores Will Ijoolc It Up.
District Court Clerk Frank Moores is still
receiving letters referring to the mysterious
individual who started for the "west" years
ago and died somewhere , leaving u fabulous
estate to somebody. The last letter is fron
Hev. Andrew J. Nugent , of Noodersburg
Ind , , who stated that his father loft their In
diana homo for California many years ugo
and had not been hoard of sinco. Ho therefore -
fore concludes that the old gentleman nmsl
have accumulated nn immense fortune anil
then died Hy some mysterious cause oi
reasoning ho hits upon Omaha as the place
where the old gentleman acquired his great
wealth and where ho died. Mr. Nugent asks
Air. Moores to please investigate the records
and see if there isn't untold wealth lying
about in great chunks waiting for tlio Nu
gent family to como along and claim it. Ho
represents that there nro nine grown chil
dren in the family and pathetically requests
Mr. Mooros to investigate und notify him of
the tosult. _
Motheas will litid Mrs. ' Winslow's
Soothing Syrup the best remedy fen their
children. 2o cents a bottlo.
Mr' . Crandnll'H
Tim DUE 1ms received a letter from Mr. L.
M. Farmer , Pogallop , Pierce county , Wash. ,
under date of February 23 , 1S90 , stating theta
a young man , a stranger named Crandall ,
was killed there "the other day" by n falling
tree. Piior to the fatality ho had told the
narties with whom ho boarded that his
mother was a widow nnd lived In Nebraska ,
but did not say what part , und that ho was
making nnd saving his money to go and see
her. 'Iho letter adds that the citizens of
Pogallop nro very anxious to learn of Mrs.
Cramlull's ' place of resldonco. Tbo papers of
Nebraska may do a Kindness In copying.
IS a blood disease. Until tno poison I.i
expelled from the system , there can
ho no euro for this loathsoico and
dangerous malady. Theiefore , the only
effective treatment is n thorough course
of Ayor's Sarsiipurillii the best of all
blood purifiers. The sooner jou begin
the better ; delay is dangoions ,
" I was troubled \ \ ith catnrrh for over
two years. 1 tried various remedies ,
and wns treated by n number of i > h\si-
clans , but received no benefit until 1
began to take Ayor's Sarsaparllla. A
few bottles of this medicine cured mo of
this troublesome complaint and com
pletely restored my health. " Jesse H.
lloggs , Ilolinau's Mills , N. C.
" When Ayor's Sarsnparilla was roc-
onunnndud to mu for catarrh , I was in
clined to doubt ItH ofllcncy. Having
tried so many remcdlos , with little ben
efit , I had no faith that anything would
euro mo , I became emaciated from loss
of appetite and Impaired digestion. I
had neaily lost the sense of smell , and
my system was badly deranged , I wns
about discouraged , when a friend urged
mo to try Ayer's Sarsaparllla , and re-
fcnroil mo to persons whom It had cured
of catarrh. After taking half a dozen
bottles of this medicine , I am convinced
that the only sure way of treating this
obstinate illscnso is through the blood. "
Oharles H. Maloney , 113 lllver at. ,
Lowell , Mass.
arsaparilla ,
I'HEI'AIIEU III
Dr. .1. C. Ayer & Co. , Lowell , Mass.
1'rleo $ li tli botllct , * i. AVorth * S bottle.
The Well Known SpoelnlUI ,
li nuiuriiaiiuJ la tlio treatment ot 11 = fortui Of rut
V.ITI : li ) > iK\SEi ! anil stricture ucuru nuurnnli'Cil. 1m
( latency. Ixii of ManliooJ auj Arablilon Slerrllltr
or llnrruuennbiolululr curoJ. bvnil lot llooki"Tbn
Ufo Sucroi.1 lot Jlaii or Woman , eocU U wuti
( unuipi ) . NerTOUi l-enmlo ll ) na e , cured qulcklr
and pcruiaiientlf. Treatment by corrcipoodtnte.
e mi > for lepljr Conultattonfree. OfflceS , t. Lor
JSIU ted JtcUou Htrieti , OmtU * M . ,
Will bo paid to an ; competent chemist who will
nnd , onnnaljilj , A jurUclo of Mercury , Potuli ,
or olbcr poisons In SfcWa Spcclflc (3. ( S. S. )
'AN EATINQ SORE
Ilcndctnon , Tex. , An S3 , 1830. "For eigh
teen months I had na eating eoro on my ton uo.
I was treated by the : bt t local phyalcland , bat
obtained no relief , UM eoro gradually growing
Trorso. I concluded Dually to try 8 , S. 8. , and
was entirely cured nftcr vt\ng \ n few bottles.
Ton have my cheerful permission lo publUh the
above ctatcmcnt for the benefit of thcco similarly
afflicted. " C. D. McLzuons , ncndcrson.Tox.
Trcstleo on Blood and Blun Dlac&scetmoUcd free.
THE RWIVT SPHCIFIO CO. , Atlanta. On.
DRS. BETTS & BETTS
UM FAUN AM STREET , OMAHA , Ham.
( Opposite Faxton HoteLJ
Offlo * lioun , V a. m. , t 8 p. m. Sundny . 10 a. a. , 1C
p.m.
Speclal ) ti ID Chronic , Nervous , Skin and Blood DI-
CMOS.
CJrConiulUtlon at onico or by mull tret. Medt
tinea sent by mall or express , securely packed , free
from observation. Guarantee * to cure quickly , lafo-
ly and permanently.
NERVOUS DEBILITY SSf Sffft'iSSi
Bloni. Fbyfftcal decay , nrlBlnK from Indiscretion , ox-
re i or Indulgence. prodiictnK sloeplosnass. despon
dency , pimples on tlio face , nverslon to society , easily
dlscoureRod , lack of confldenco , dull unlit for study
or business , ftnrt ttntls llfo a imrden. Safely , perman
ently and prlratcly cured. Consult Drs. l ) tts & Ileus ,
HUB Farnura Street , Omaua. Nob.
Blood and Skin Disease
results , completely eradicated without the alrt of
tnereury. , Scrofula vrynlpclas , fever sores , nlotchoi.
ulcitri. pains In thu head and bonus. Syphilitic gore
iliro.it , mouth and tnn iio catarrb , etc. , permanently
cured where others tmve failed ,
aml niaa < ier rompiatnu ,
Painful. Ullllcult , t o frequent -
quent burning or hloody urlno. urine hljih tolored of
with milky sediment an Stan ling , vronlc back , nonorr
hipa , Blsot , cystitis , etc. IToininly and safely cured
charges reasonable.
.
movftl complete without cutting , caustic ordlllatlon.
Cures effected at hunio lj patient without a moments
1'iln ' or annoyance.
To Tonne Men anfl MMfllB-Awd Men ,
PITDP Ilia nwful effects of early
ACITnp
lllUm ll Inil VidlhlK ) , > irltra nrcrnnln
weakness , destroying both mind nnd body , ith all
ts dreaded Ills , permanently cured.
M Address those , > v&o h vo 1m-
paired themselves by Improper
Indulgences and and solitary habltx , which rum both
body and mind , unllttlu/ them for business , study or
marriage. .
f MAiuiiF.nr.Mzw. or those enuring on that nappy
llfo , anaro of physlclal debility , quickly assisted.
OUR SUCCESS ,
In bnscil upon facts , flnt practical exvierlonce , ice
ond-every case M cnpaclally studied , thus Btsrtlnj :
Bright , third medicines are prepared In our otrn la-
batory exactly to suit e cn case , thus arTecting curoj
without Injury.
tws-end n cents postage for celebrated worka on
cnronlc. nervous and d llcatodNensoii. Tbousanils
cured. liA friendly letter or call may unveyou fu
ture suffering andshame. nndadd golden years to Ufa
E "No letters arntwcred unless accompanied by 1
tents in stamps. Address or cull on
WKS. ISETTS & BETTS ,
1103 Farnim street. Omaha. Nob.
Having about completed the
IMPROVEMENTS
in our store , we arc now
prepared to serve our cus
tomers in the , best manner.
One of the
Special Attractions
this week will be
Men's STTrousers
ivhich we offer from $1.75
o $5. Men's Spring- Over
coats from $6 to $30.
All heavy overcoats will
be sold at a ( liberal rcdution
Queen City Top Mfg Go ,
BUGGY TOPS
CUSHIONS , BACKS , RAIIS.
SUTSANDTRIMMIHOS.
flan SI , Cincinnati , 0
HOES FOR MEN f
4 W
That nro worth buj'injj nutl worth wearing.
Our success in the shoo business hits encouraged ua to increase this doptirtmenl coinidornblo nnd wo nro
nowsliowincr by fur tl.o . Inrpest iwsortinont of shoes for men and boys. OUR SHOES AKE HMt'IlATI-
CALLY Till- ] BUST TO HE HAD ANYWHERE AND ARE SOLD WITH A GUAHA'NTEE.
jJut aside. from thisyou will iind in our shoe department biirgains which cnnnotbo duplicated miywhoro
else.
Excellent worhingmon' * bnlT shoes , seamier , warranted solid leather soles nnd counters , congress rtnd
hice with plain nnd cap toes , nt SI. 23.
Men's good calfskin shoes , will outwear several solo ? , congress and lace , all styles of toes , nt $1.83.
Our mo t popular shoo is the Men's ' fine calf fJoodycnr Well , ut $ 2.50. This is beyond n doubt the boib
value ever ollered in shoes. Thov hnvo perfectly sinooMi insoles nnd give comfort nud satisfaction to the
wearer. Wo hnvo them in nil styles of lusts nud toes. Every shoe store would ask for shoos of same nual-
ify , 33.80 to Sii.
The stock in our § 3.00 hnnd welt shoos is of the fiucsl American Calf nnd Kangaroo. They are made
by ono of the best nianufacturois in the country ; are baautifully finished nnd fit elegantly. You cannot
g t a bettor sho3 if you pay $0.
Genuine Cordovan shoss , hand sewed rtnd of fine finish ntfSl.uO.
The very finest French Calf shoo ? , strictly hand sowod. are sold by ns at3.fiO. Thcio is 'positively no
better shoe made nnd you make n great mistake i yon think by paying more money you get n better shoe.
-Every shoo store will charge you for the same quality and make $7.50 or ? S.
Boj's1 shoes , good and strong , from # 1.10 up.
It makes no difference what style of shoo is preferred or what si/.e YOU need , our assortment is immense
and wo cnn fit and suit everybody. *
Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets.
T >
N ; IUStCl *
Tbo largest , fustcal and llnest In the world ,
Pasgcncer-nccommodatlong unexcelled.
or\sno\v SKiirirp ,
VmMorille , ( hodoideiry.
Furncsslo , 1 p in Saturday , March lrtn
Dcvoiilu , 7 a m fentimlay , JInrchfflil
Clrcasslu , 1 p m Saturday. March 21tU
Anclioria , fi.'JJn. in Mitimiuy , April uth
KtnlopiA 11 oOa.m Saturday , April lilth
Wltii regular weekly snllliiKS thereafter
ISXI'ltl-SSSfcllVIUE
New Vork and Liverpool via ijiiaeintown.
City ot Home , ( i a m . . Saturday , April fith
Saloon iniiiid trip tleicets by "City of Homo"
will bo aval able for return pissago by other
first class steamers sailing weekly fiom Llv-
crt ool.
1'asain era booked for stenmors sailing ear
lier thau rt a. in. , may embark the previous e\o-
nlntr. Steamers s.ili from Pier 4l. N. H. . foot
Leroy Ht. , Now } otk ,
TourlBlsiindtnivi'ler * nil ! find our "circular lo'tors
nf i ri'dlt" tlin Kiife'l and most convenient manner In
\MiIthtociirrj their ttind * , im menu ) cnn bo drawn
anywhere IIIMUDH to meet roqulrerucnti.and holders
of Mich urn thereby iifTonlcd n niouinof Identlllcutlon
nnd Intro luctlon to hankers In nil purls ut the world ,
ho ldCH mAny other advantages.
HENDERSON BROS. , Chicago , Ills.
H. S. Hull , II. V. Moores , and 0. II. M ares U.
r. Depot.
AT TME
PARIS , 1359 ,
The Highest Possible Premium ,
JFI1D ONLY * GRAND * PRIZE
FOR GLViMtt MACHINES ,
VS > AWARDED TO
ran i nm m , ca
AND THD
< NGR0SS 0F
. LEQIOM OF HSOMOR ,
WAS CONFERRED UPON
NATHANIEL WHEELER ,
The President of the Company.
WHEELER & WILSON MFG , CO ,
185-1H7 WalHisli Avc. ,
SOM > ISV
P. E. PLODMAH& C 3
20 North 10th Stront , Omtihu.
. SATOTDEKT'S
\VnH5U5PEH53nV
rnn
I Iliroui
fKnuCtrH.3iltJ7lhltNE
BtlT AND SUSPCNSORY
, XI Ie for ( hl.iptcincpor.
, . , , . , , t , Jlil.l , Boolh
LOIC lur.ol ( Irjirrallte rn nr .i rt < Ing rrrlj " ;
lit , ( onHnuou. ( urrnili or Klrrirlell * Itironeh ill V. kAK
I'illTH , nitorlog th in lo IIIAl.TII nl < ll.ulllll M HTIlI'MiTII
Klrtlrlc ( nrrrnl ftll In.U.llj , or t forrul t lo ) ID M > h
llhlT ! iuif Dkorr Comilrl | f & . Biid ui > . Uortl rmeil'tr *
nmrnllt ( urrl In lhre moDtli * WrolM pimplilrt l-rre.
8AHDEMI.LEOTRIOCO , , lOBUiiall.lit. , CHICAQO.Ill.
Tiiuni : Niains. COMMIINCINQ
THURSDAY , MARCH 13.
( S.itunlay Mallnoe. )
Tlio r. < udlnK Coinoily OfKaiilzatlon Travt-llng
Arlli
In ; Angustiil Diily's Lutoit Cunio'ly bu.
Surprises of Divorce ,
The lottery of Love ,
From Dnly'B Thnutnr Now York Tiiy.
Sents go ou bale Wcdnciduy.
E < trjorctlnarvi
IVI.M\ : : < > . . a.vitc'ii ir
Itoturn eiiKai'iiicit ( nml fAiuwell appenrunceot
tliu . ( U'utcst living nrjsl-liiiH. muter Um man.
iigemttntor II. K , A bliey nnd Muutlce Uiau ,
SARASATE-D' ' ALBERT ,
I atilo l.i HnniMotiVlulln ,
lOimoii D'Alhort , I'lii'iOi
ASSISTKU nv
Mmr. Uerllio Marx , I'lnno ,
KntlrecbanKuotpiopramniv.
Prices : t..in. tl.w , 1 1. ( X ) uud We IteeerveJ
Of Diamonds , Watches , Clocks , Solid Silver and Quadruple
Plated Ware , Jewelry , Optical Goods , utlery , Umbrellas , Etc ,
Are I clnpr made ) > y n , wlillo ino.sl dealers complain that
tlieir "trade Is dull. " The public appreciate
IJAEt ABi\S , aw evidenced | > y the liberal patronage wo are
receiving. BXSJ'H' WU V unit We Have you E'rom i25 lo ftOpcr
eeiil , even on the most Hlaplo poods , and A JDOLLAIE
SAVKO IS TWO HIOI.B.ABIS MAB > I2. Wo iiuint et out ol'
Ihe lietail Jewelry Kuslucss , as our I ar e and Increasing
IVIioleMile Trade demands it. Police oar ! i lar u HIO\V !
\viiido\v.s from day to day , and see what we aic ollcring.
SPiCSAI : , ATTIii\'TIO.\ ! called lo the following :
1OI > B'i e Slocl Carving Sola or : i pieces , only S'J ; worth
S5. U5O r ut Sets ol'G I'ieU-4 and Cracu , In ease , oiiljSI each
worth S3 Ilc ] anl I'iano Lamps , $12.50 , worth gas.
! EBAT : atii : > ui"no.IK I > IAAUS AM > < nt A\.s rout
TBIE Xi\T : SO DAYS. Open Saturday i\eii 114 ; nnti ! < >
o'elnU. .
MAX MEYER & BRO. , C-IF - , SiXlCSfltll 31lJ FdFiia'Jl SIS ,
N. u. STOKI : rene IICNT ; riXTVicus POIC
The ( New ) Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute
ror tlio treatment of all CHIIOXIO ANDFUItOICAr. DISKASUS. Ilrnccs , Appllniiccs for cloformllloi nnd
Triimes. Host Piicllltlpa , Apparatus niul Ituineitlus for Hncco'sfiil Treatment of oiuryfurm of dlsuiiso ro-
qiilrlnKMeillcnl or StirglralTriMitincnt. Nl.VKTV UOOM8 KOIl 1'ATIKNTS , llonnl mill Attcndiincu lloiit
AcroiiinioiliitliinsWCBt. Wilto fur clrciilim nn Dofurniltlci iilnl llracua , Trimun , Cluli Fuct Curviiturai of
hpliic. I'lloi , Tninora , Cnntcr , Cntnrrh , llrontlillH , Inliiilntlon , Hlcctrlclly , 1'iiraljHls. Kpllepsy , Klilni-r , lllnil-
ilcr , Kyc , Kiir. Hkln nnd llloml , nml nil burMcnl Operations. DIHIIAHKH OK WOMIIN n upeclnlty. Honk of
DlKcimc's \Vuinc'il Free. Woliniulatuly nililpil n Iijrlne-ln Dennrtincnt for Wiiincn Diirlnir C'uiinnctiiont.
( btrlilly I'rltnto ) Only Itollalilo .Meilltal In tltutn .Mnklta n hpc'tlnUy of I'UIVATK DISHAHIW.
All lllooil lll unncH Biiccuaafully trvnli'il Syphilitic nnlmin rt'inovcil fiom tlio ) liin ) without mercury.
Now Itestorntlvo treatment for lx ) 9 of Vital I'uwor. i'nrtli-i unnblo tu vlult un niny lie trcnteil lit lioino hy
( orreipoiuloiKu. Allcuinniiinlnitloni ronlliluntlal Mcillclnoor InilriinivntH unit l > y mall or cxprcxn no-
curvly p.uki'il , noimirkH lo Inillciito contontn or nt'iiilcr , Ono | iuinoniil lnti < rvluw prurnrrol. Cull inn ) iiinslilt
iiHorhendlilaloryof junrca o , nnil no wllUenil In plain nrnpiiiiriiiir I1OOIC TO Jli.V : rilKl'i upon I'rlvnto ,
tipccl.il or NervniiH IMHCMIKUH , lnipiit ia > Sililll | ( icot | anil v.-irltocelo , null nuuitlun list. Aililrciii
Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute
Corner Oth and Ilurnoy Stroota , Omnhu , Nub.
ETCHINGS , I8TEMERSON ,
JiNGltXVINC.S , DAVI3
ARTIST SUI' tSTKIMBALL ,
MOULDINGS , TPIANOS&ORGANg
FRAMES , CoTSIIEET MUSIC.
1513 Douglas Street , Omaha , Nebraska
JULAN LINE OCEAN STEAMERS
n
Passage to andtrom Oreal Urlliln and an
parts ol Europe. Monlfeal-Llvernool rou e , b the
Balers ol St. Lawrenco. shortest olall. UlMKow to
lodlon , to I'lilladelpliU. l.lierpnol to and from
laltliuora. 'llilrty htcamor . 'J1".8.OI ' fn ? ! ' .
Accommodations uiiitirpasicd VVookly talllngi.
AM\ . * ! < > . . ( len West Ajj'ta.
C. 1. Suntfell , tiutiii. 11La llu St. , t'blcuuo , 111.
GOODRICHI.uNjcr , 121 Dearborn S * . .
A I tilcugo. yoiu bill cesf ul prattlio. l (1-
Ire free , no publicity. Special facllUKs iu
uany nlutcj.
IICII iiilTerlng Irom ritecu < if
r III L11 iMil Manhoj'l. Vouilifti I'r
WEAK i rorilmpoencyiiiullUca ( > e of men
VV Collil an bu iure < l i > ( , < rmam > ntly unit prl <
tateU ur our buiual Hpucldc Hunt Uf mall for t
llnnkxniil liftnlpil ) f'ir nlHinp llonritn MnHr lorn.
BELT' '
PATENifoAuo. to , tusr , iMpBovfoJuivao. isso.
i/ / > > . nu. OWEN'S tLForno-
,
Tremkllne , Bcxnil
hau tlon.Waiting of
me , rauied by Indltcretioni in
- HarrlfdorRlnjI. Llff.
ro > ihin ri
A TAIB < IK ri SPTniO
DR. OWEN'S tLclillllu
Elvotrlo Trun nnd Relt Combined.
iltj for millluilJ buok lltii , K | jblllt
orouiipUlo > < lcl u > rl- | . M > ulloulbr < | ipirr Aili
OWEN Ef.EOTRIO BELT te APPtlAHOK CO.
SOO North llroadwar. ST. I.OUI9 , MO.
090 llrondwny. NKW YOUIC PITY.
TO WEAK WEH ,
Burfcrlui from Uie mcuuf youthful irrcri , < arlr
decay , waillna weaknett , lou maubwxl , itc , , 1 win
tcna a valuabl * trcatlto | u-aledl containing ( ull
parllculara for home cum , 1'IIKK of charve. A
upleadlil medical work i ihuiilil bu rvaj by Kit-it
man who It utrrmii unit detllltatxt. Xcldrtu ,
? rr.r. If