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8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEflD , FHIDAT ? , APEIL 11 , 1800.
THE CITY.
SlioHlT Hnyil him nppolntcil W. K.
Atlnnw mid Henry Hunt as ilonuty slier-
IIT.s for duty nt tlio ball park ,
r Tlic funonil of Mrs. L. K. Rice , look
nlncoioslpfdiiy nftiM-noon nt U o'clock
from lior Into ru-aldancc , Twenty-fifth
and Lake wti-cola.
Sheriff Hoyd took pospocslon of n
Hurt of the stock of G. II. Muck &
Co.to sntlnfy an nllnchment for 82,000 In
favor of Lnndauur , Knln & rftrong of
New York.
The regular mooting of the Fourth
ward republican club will bo hold at Iho
olllco of Judge Anderwon I'Ylduy evening' ,
April 11 , at 7:30. : T. K. Sudborough ,
pn sldeiit.
The Y. P. K. C , K. of the First I'refl-
hvlorlan church will hold "An Hour's
C'liafcoclal lit the church parlors this
ovrning. A rare treat IH In wtoro for all
nnd a plcamml Umo IH iiHMiird.
IVrsoim who bcllovo in ballot reform
nnd who are willing to join in forming n
Hub arc requested to M'nrt their name
nnd address to John C , TJioinpfou , the
Hjcrelary of the old committee. It is the
intention to hold a meeting within a
week or two , or an soon as a suitable hall
may bo hceurcd.
The man John Witt < > , who was ar-
refttml by Detective Haze and J.ou
Grebe Wednesday on suspicion that ho
was tlio man who was wanted in Daven
port , la. , to answer to the charge of t-c-
diiction , was discharged yesterday. The
flherllT eamo hero from Davenport to
identify the man and take him back , but
as soon an he saw Wilto he said that was
not Iho man ho wanted.
Mr. Ciotliob Zimmerman denies the
statement that his pet dog was captured
by Count Piilaski'rt dog catchers , or Unit
his wife made any demonstration on the
street over the event. Ho says also that
he has no dog and lives on Pioreo street
iiihteud of Davenporthut as ho is the
only CJotlieb Zimmerman in Omaha he
objects to having his name used in con
nection with a taxless dog episode.
i , /Mit.idit.
Jj ( ' Nnsh of Kcnnicy is at the Pnxton.
L I ) . Hlchnrds of Fremont Is at thu Mil-
lanl.
II I' . Sutton of McCouk is a guest at the
Casey.
J. II. Munn of Allen is registered at the
Casey.
K. U. Chase of Shelby is registered at tlio
Casey.
W A. Dilworth of Hastings is at the
Casey.
A. G. Sherwood of Central City is at the
Casey.
AValt W. Soely of llunnett Is a guest at th o
Millanl.
.1. L Calilwt'll of Lincoln is registered at
the Millanl.
Jnrvis lUchanl of Chailrou is stonnins at
the Millanl.
Hovem 13. Winilhani of I'lattsmouth is at
the Murniy.
S. W. IX Heynolds of Fremont is stopping
nt the Casey.
\V t' Coup , the old circus man , 14 a guest
nt the Millanl.
Manager Hull of the American waterworks
company is in Denver.
D , C McKnlcoof Plattamouth is among the
ntn-sts nt the Murray.
T ( . 'hnrles Cannon nml wife of Ilnrtlngton
nre guests at the I'uxton.
O. M .Inmison and H. M. Branson of Albion
arc Mopping at theCasoy.
T M. Ilrownlco mid wife of Aiusworth are
nmong the guests at the Casey.
0. 1' . i-'imcon , K. BInnuH anil II. Lally of
Uncoln uru registered at the iMurr.iy.
Dan A. O'Neill of Cluvclitndn railroad con
tractor , is visiting Omaha on liis way to
TCMIS ,
Covernnr Tliayer Is In the city.
1. S , Jnsblyn returneil homo from the cast
ye.steiilny inoining.
K. K. Montrose , formerly clerk of the St.
.1 nines hotel , Denver , has taken u po.sition as
assistant to Chief Clerk Higby of the Mur-
nty , this city.
Tliomas L.iwlcr . ami his brother of Pr.ilrio
flu C'liten , Wis. , sons of the inlUIoniiiro John
Trawler , who owns the transfer hriilgo at that
jlacijusted through Omaha yc.stcnlay
inoniing en route homo from Coloiiulo.
Mrs. A. Ilcnnlngs and daughter , accom
panied l > y MissSi'hclts , start on the 1'Jthinst.
for New York , whence they will .siil : on the
Slth ! insl. , per steamer "Calland , " for Hol
land , their olil homo. They will bo gone all
summer.
.tXXOVXt KMKX'l'S.
What promises to he 0110 of the most bril
liant and fashionable events of the season is
the coming engagement at Uoyd's opera
house on Tuesday evening next of the dis
tinguished tragedian Mr. Frederick Warde.
Mr Waiile's season hero is limited to two
nights only. The opening play is D'Knnery's
powerful romanticdiama"ThoMountebank. "
The great Freneh author has written numer
ous plays including "Tho Two Orphans , "
"Olehratod IVse , " etc. , but his "iMounte-
liank" is his masterpiece. Beautiful pictur
esque costumes , complete accessories will en-
Imiirc the production. "Kiclianf III. " will
bo given Friday night.
Mrs. ICendal , her hiish.uid and talented
rompmiy will maho their Ih-st appearaneo in
Omaha next Thursday evening at Uoyd's
opera house. She Is the only person connected
With the .stage who has ever appeared at
"Windsor custlu before the queen hv direct
command of her majesty. It is rather'dinienlt
to understand that this means a great deal in
ICnglaud , for It does not convoy much to the
nverajrn Amcilran ivuder. Mr. Irving up-
jiearcd at the pfinco of Wales' country seat
near Kamlriughamiind one or two actors have
Mvurod presentation at court , but Mrs. Ken-
dill Is the only person connected with the
Btage who has been invited In the ofllcinl resi
dence of tlio queen and received a peisomil
nmllciicc from her majesty. During their eji-
Kngem. nt the following plays will ho pro-
hcn''d"A Scrap of I'npcr , " "Tho Iron Mas
ter , ' ami "Tho ( Jueen's Shilling. " The .salo
of Hfi'tti ' fur the Kemlal engagement will begin
lne.\l Moudaj morning.
Dr. Uirnoy , ] ) ractleo limited to catarrh
nh diseases of no&u and throat. Ueo bldg.
HnocKeil lie I > OK Caluhert Down.
Tim dog catchers huvo again como to grief
lor their iiiTojnmco and insulting manners.
This time they attempted to selio Iho dog
IwloiiBing to a rotund gentleman on Sixteenth
htrcet. The gentleman ollered to pay what
ever amount thoj should ask provided they
would let the dog go. This they insolently
refused to do , and the fat man promptly
Itnocki d both of the follows down , anil
whistling for his dog ho vanished with the
canine around the corner.
K IiUillcH In Daylight.
The thieves of the city seem to have grown
liohl and desponito of late mid are resorting
to all manner of daring means to secnro
plunder. One of their lakst devices Is to
mmUli .shopping bags from ladies in broad
ilnj light , and tiftor securing what money
thciv Is In them to throw them away. Mrs.
Kmldls , iillU Capital avenue , is the latest vic
tim. She /was on her way up town and wan
wl ) a block from homo when a well-dretsod
fclli-w JerUcd her shopping bag from her arm
mid nm down the street with jt. After talc-
ny out the pocket book ho dropped the bajj ,
SMow.dk Inspector Hermlngham and his
assistant , D. J. Arnold , find the sidewalks of
thouty in a badly dilapidated condition ami
nre endeavoring to Improve them as rapidly
us possible and lay now walks wherever
untied. They htivo Just llnlshod walks on
Miinderson from Sixteenth went to Kightcenth
nnd cnubwSlks to Twenty-fourth , new walks
DII Twenty-eighth from Douglas to Dodge ,
nnd croMwidka on Kmmetl from Si.\tceith : to
Twcntj fourth.
At miMout they aw cnjraRod on l-\\vp\ui \ ; ,
near Thlity-clxth street , uud ero-iswalks on
Thli t ) Jlrtt from Faru.im south to Ma.son.
If you Iwpa painful sense of fatigue , find
ycur duties irlisome. take Dr J. H McLean j
Kai nariH , ! , It will br.icu you up , make jou
* and v
WIIV T1IKY OPI'OMK IT.
Coiinulliitnnlo IteaioiiH Against An
nexing South Omnlia.
Six member' * of the city council voted
npalnst the annexation ordinance last Tues
day night. Asked why they did so , the fol
lowing replies were elicited :
Councilman Sander said : "Well , the onll-
nance wits Imlellnlte. It staled that the total
Indebtedness was .f.W.lXX ) , but no details
were given oud we have no means of knowing
Unit this amount may not bo Increased $100,000 ,
more Ix-foro we know it , "
"Have you any other reason for opposing
the ordinance1 !
"Yes , I don't think the city would derive
any benefit from the annexation. Wo would
get a few thousand more inhabitants but that
Is all the benefit wo would derive. 'It would
increase our indebtedness ami our obligations
more than enough to offset the gain in popu
lation. "
Councilman OstholY stated that ho had
voted against the ordinance because ho was
in doubt whether South Omaha was a city of
the llrst or of the second class.
"I asked the question at the council meet
ing , " Mild he , "but could get no information.
If South Omaha Is a city of the lirst class we
cannot annex under that ordinance. I suppose
the mayor will veto It if the ordinance is
wrong , uml then wo will have a chance to cor
rect the mistake if it is one. I am not opposed
to the Idea of annexation. "
Councilman Chaffeo stated that bo had op
posed the ordinance Decauso ho believed it to
he wrong. Ho thought South Omaha was a
city of the llrst class and had given that as
his reason at the council meeting for opposing
the ordinance. Ho would not express his
views on the question of annexation , but said
he thought a question of that kind should be
submitted to the people and lot the majority
rule.
Councilman Kaspar said ; "I voted against
that annexation ordinance lost Saturday night
simply because I didn't Ifnow what it con
tained. The ordinance was intioduccd at a-
special meeting of which I had no notice , and
did not attend. I do not approve of this thing
of trying to rush so important a measure
through in a silap sort of style.
The ordinance might or might
mt have been all right. I dl.ln't know
which and so 1 voted against it. I am in favor
of annexation but in the oidinauoe I vote forte
to secure it there must bo conditions favora
ble to leaving the big industries down there
undisturbed as was the case when Chicago
did so much annexation n short time ago. I
own considerable pronerly both In South
Omaha and here and I helluva that annexa
tion done in the light way would increase the
value of both. "
KvrrytooUy Knows
That at this season the blood is tilled with im
purities , the accumulation of months of close
conlinemciit in poorly ventilated stores , work
shops and tenements. All thcso Impurities
and every trace of scrofula , salt rheum , or
other disease , may bo expelled by taking
Hood's Siir&niurilla. the best blood puriiler
ever produced. It is the only ine.dic.iuo of
which " 100 doses one dollar" is true.
AVOIIX OUT HOIM3II.S.
I low the Dealers nre Driven from
Omaha.
"The latest boilers condemned by me , " said
Boiler Inspector .indeven , "were found 011
a Hut car at the union depot. They were con
signed to a Junk dealer in this city. I prom
ised not to tell his name , but will do so if I
catch him again In the business. I told him
if he unloaded the boilers I would cut them
to pieces. Ho objected at first hat soon de
cided it would bo boat to comply with the
law. "
"What was the matter with the boilers ? "
"They weio old , almost worn out anil had
been cast off by some party who had used
them. They had been sold for junk and cer
tainly would have been sold again to some
one who would use them for practical pur
poses. It would bo a serious mistake , however -
over , for anybody to have anything to do with
them. They were shipped out of town again
and arc , I think , in Iowa.
"Under the new ordinance , the holler in-
spectcr is empowered to prevent the using of
these death-dealing engines because it re
quires persons intending to place a boiler or
boilers in their buildings to apply for a per
mit , failing to do this , they may bo lined not
less than $ T > 0 and may bo lined us many as
$1100. When this application is imulo I give
them a permit setting forth that the sumo is
granted on the condition that the applicant
.shall in all respects conform to the ordinances
governing thu matter. "
Pierre is pulling for moro railroads and is
eeitnin to get them. She has a lively real
estate exchange , u _ board of trade widely and
well known , a big electric light plant , gas
works , and is soon to have electric railways.
Street grading lias gene forward through
March , and new houses are dotting the slopes
and plateaus. Business activity has set in
with great promise of a very successful year.
A HTIIjLliTTO AIIT1ST.
The Carver nl'Slimm Itopo Hi-Ill to the
DUti-iol Court.
The trial of Marvin Drake and wife , accused
of assault with Intent to do great bodily harm
on Simon Uopo on March ' 'S , was resumed in
the police court.
Hope was an interested spectator and up-
peaied with an ugly scar over bis right eye
as an evidence of the frightful encounter.
As the witnesses for the stale had been
previously given 11 hearing the testimony of
the defense only was brought out , Drake and
his wife being the only witnesses.
Mrs. Drake swore that Uopo was the ng-
Ricsslvo party and that the latter had called
her husband to the door and struck him.
Mr. Drake defended himself by stabbing
Hope. Witness said that she was in her
night tiresat the time and did not take any
part in Iho melee.
Mr. Drake corroborated the story of his
wife , while Uopo declared sotto voice that tlio
Dnikes were modern editions of Ananaias and
Snpphlru.
At the iloso of the examination Iho judge
discharged Mrs. Drake and held her husband
to the district couit in the sum of i''OO.
Adolph Lallnz , ciirriago manufacturer , 110
Carioll street , Buffalo , N. Y. , states : 1 was
troubled with nausea of the stomach , sick
he.ulacho and general debility. Burdock
Blood Bitters cured me.
Death of W. II. Craig.
A telegram was received yesterday mornIng -
Ing announcing the sudden death Wednesday
ofW. II. Craig at Ids homo in Kansas City.
lie was president of the Patrick land com
pany and held largo property interests in
Omaha. A few months ago ho Joiirnoyod
through Florida In quest of health , and upon
Ills recent return homo his condition was very
greatly Improved. But a low days ago a
i.ecoml attack of the grlppo laid
hold of him , heart failure ensued ,
until the end came as stated. Mr. Crnig was
about forty-two yours old , a man of wealth
and refinement , standing high in church and
commercial circles ,
Mr. W. K. Kurtz , manager of the Patrick
land company , loft lust night for Kan
sas City whew ho will attend the funeral to
day. A reporter asked him what effect
Craig's death would'lmvoupoii the business
of the lomp.my in Omaha. "Nouo in the
least , " was the reply. "Oar enterprises and
plans will bo carried out Just the Mime. "
The Blessing ; of Strong XOI-VOH
Is recoverable , not by the use of mineral se
datives , but by a recourse to effectual tonic
treatment. Opiates mid the like should only
bo used as auxiliaries ) , and then us sparingly
us possible. Vigorous neros are quiet ones ,
and the most direct way to render them so is
to reinforce the vital energies. That steiling
Invigorunt. Hosteller's Stomach Bitters , will
be found all suftlelont for this purpose , .since
It entirely removes Impediments to Uummgli
digestion and assimilation of the food , so that
Iho body is Insured Its duo amount of i.oiu Ish-
ment , and consequently of stamina. Hheu-
nmtle tendencies and affections of the kidne\
and bladder nro also counteracted by iho Bit-
tin * . which is besides a pleasant medicinal
stimulant , Infinitely than the
purer raw e-x-
citant.sof commerce , which react injuriously
upon the nervous .system.
A Woman In D
Mis. Slddcll applied to County Poorniastrr
Mahoney yesterday for lu-lp. She told a s.vd
tnloofdistiwtH. Her husband , ho said , was a
laboring man. They had a family of seven
i children , all of them under fourteen year * of
j a 1,0. A few months ago her younger sister
came we t on a tlsll and finally decided to
I make her homo with tUo Shhlelb ami give
her bbtcr much needed help in the Louse-
work. T\vo weeks ago the sister left the
house without warning and the next morning
Siddell disappeared. Mrs. Slddell thinks
they have gone away tojrcthcr. She is In dcs-
tltut1 circumstances nnd will bo helped by
the county. _
MOIITUAKV.
Death of the \VICc of Coimclliiinn Don
nelly of ( lie ScooiHl.
Mrs. Mary Donnelly , the wife of Council
man James Donnelly of the Second ward ,
died at 10:30 : o'clock Wednesday evening after
an Illness of about three weeks.
Airs. Donnelly was well known not only In
the Immediate vicinity of her home , but also
throughout the city mid was generally es
teemed by her acquaintances. She was born
In Bally Custle.coimty Sligo , Ireland , Decem
ber LTi , ISIS. She leaves three sons and one
daughter James Donnelly , Jr. , of the Ameri
can District telegraph company , Ulchard P.
Donnelly , Miss B.T. . Donnelly and AVlllinm
W. Donnelly-ail of whom have long been
identified with Omaha , having resided huie
for the past twenty ycnrs.
The funeral will take place from the resi
dence of .fames Donnelly , sr. , 1012 Williams
street , Saturday morning , April I' ' , at 0
o'clock. The services will bo held at St.
Patrick's church , Fourteenth and Castellar
streets.
ASiiinw.r. siinnans .
Andrew .T. Shecreu died nt the rlpo ago of
seventy-two years Wednesday at his late
home , 141B South Thirteenth sticet. T.ho de
ceased has lived In Omalni about four years.
The only child ho has , ln this city is Mrs.
Broughul. but ho has two sons in Colorado ,
both of whom have been notified of their
father's death , and have announced their in
tention of coming to the funeral.
I'-l-IJC.
Samples of Dr. Miles' Uestorativo Jfervlno
at Kuhn & Co.'s , 15th and Douglas , cures
headache , nervousness , sleeplessness , neu
ralgia , fits , etc.
1IAIID ON IIOKSK TIUKVKS.
An Incident of Hnrly IJfo in Fnwnco
County lleonllcd.
The presence in town of Mr. G. B. Morton
of Table Uock recalls an incident of that town
and Pawnee county in early days , writes a
Pawnee City correspondent to Tin : BII : : .
Andrew Fellers , now a prominent and
wealthy resident of Table Uock , was the
proud possessor of a Hue span of horses , but
one cold morning his stable was empty. In
company with Mr. J C. Peavey and another
resident , ho started after the thieves , who
were tracked to Ued Oak , In. , captured and
returned to Table Hock. Judge Mason took
away the revolvers of the capturing party on
their return through Nebraska City , but that
night one of these found with the horses and
a man by the mime of Kelly , well known in
this section , were taken out and hung by a
mob. A third suspect was shot twice and the
next day met the fate of his companions by
the rope route. Mr. Morton , though only a
boy , was an interested witness of these pro
ceedings , and his graphic < lesepiption of these
stirring scenes is well worth listening to.
The Only One.
The ChicnRO , Milwaukee & St. Paul
railway is the only line running' solid
vcstibulcd , electric lighted and steam
heated trains between Chicago , Council
Blurt's and Omaha.
Tlio berth reading lamp feature in the
Pullman sleeping cars run on these lines
is patented and cannot bo used by any
other railway company. It is the great
improvement of the ago. Try it and be
convinced.
Sleeping ears leave the Union Pacific
depot , Omaha , at ( ! p. m. dailv , arriving
at Chicago at 90 : ! a. in. Passengers
taking this train are not compelled to
get out of the cars at Council liluffs and
wait for the train to bo cleaned. Got
tiekots and sleeping car berths at Union
ticket office , IfiOl Farnam at.
P. A. NASH , Gen. Agt
J. E. PHKSTON PassAgt. .
The I'reshyti'ry
On convening yesterday morning the pres
bytery took up the application of Douglas ,
AVyo. , for aid In erecting a church. The
town was recommended to the board of
church extension for a donation of $1,000.
Hcv. M. Ulddluthcn ottered his resignation
as pastor of the Dunhar congregation , which
was accepted. Uev. 1C. B. Ciruhuin was ap
pointed to declare the pulpit vacant at the
convenience of parties.
llov. C. C. Kyle was received from the
Xenia presbytery as a licentiate.
A committee was appointed on resolutions ,
consisting of Hev. Hufns Johnson and Elder
W. M. Lorinor.
Nominations for ministerial delegates to
the general assembly resulted in the election
Kovs. JC. B. Graham and H , Murray ; alter
nates , Uevs. John Williamson and J. C. Lynn ;
elders , F. Stevenson and K. 'P. Dean ; alter
nates , W. M. Lorimer and G. G. Wallace.
Uov. Clinton Kiddle was elected superin
tendent ! of missions. Ho was also elected
prosbytcrial .superintendent of Sabbath
schools.
The delegate to the general assembly was
instructed to ask the board of missions for
the time of eight ministers for various sup
plies.
Uov. Lynn having imulo a full report of the
work in Kearney , was returneil to the Held
for the coming year. *
The committee on resolutions reported us
follows :
Inasmuch ns the inannfactuio and sale of
InliiYloallng Illinois has proven a snini'o of
untold and Incideiilablo e\il , ami is today
\M > il < lng Kiealer detriment to the Inteiesls of
tlio human iaco than any other 1111(3 eau- ;
and ,
Inasmuch as the cltl/ens of Nebraska are
soon to haxo thnoimoitiiiilly of eliooslni ; be-
tuccn the piolilliltlon ( if this gient evil
tliioii honl the statt * . or the adoption ot a i'on-
stltullonal iii > \ Ision ( iislenhi ! ; upon us lilrh
license In all mil cities and towns tluoulu ; ; > iit
tint state ; nnd
Inasmuch as tlio adoption of hl h lleen o
will deprive ns \\hato\cr heiiullt tlieio N to
be dci Ivi d from 0111 piesent loeal option lau ;
theiefoie ,
licMihed. That wo do most enne : > tly call
upon all our mliilteielileis and nieinlinis to
labor , \otc and piuj for the piohlbltlon of Iho
tiallle In onr stiile.
That a committee bo appointed to picpaioa
pie nnmno fur a cmiTi'icncc on the subject of
tin ) questions to henled on nest 'o\ ember ,
to bo held nt 0111 .lime meeting.
A resolution wus passed in connection with
the above endorsing the course of the Mid
land.
land.An
An assessment of 20 cents was nrido ou
each member of the various congregations to
defray the expenses of delegates to the gen
eral assembly. An additional Assessment of
" 0 cents was imulo to pay delinquent claims.
Kwing was selected for the place of holding
the Juno mooting , and Uov. Albert Gordon to
preach the opening sermon.
Before closing the moderator appointed a
committee on preparing a programme for a
conference ou ihn constitutional amendment.
It was decided to make an effort to secure a
pastor for this presbytery , and Uevs. John
Williamson , D. D. , and .1. A. Henderson and
AV. M. Carson were appointed a committee to
attend to it.
A verbal lesolutlon was introduced thank
ing the members of Iho three churches for
their generous hospitality.
The presbytery then adjourned.
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l'uri- and m-it lleiitii , u
tna I'unilt-r duet n > i i. i
Alum Huld only in rim
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IUUAUU
WIIHRH TIIH DAXGHR UJiS
The Mysterious Uml Sudden Ending of so
Many Lives Fnltyytcconnted for.
Tin' tt'rtl ilmiKfi- Him "Orli | | > o" I * l Hi nfIcr
c-lTecH. Nine toittlnnf all tlio itcntlii reiillt-
Ing nro fioni imrmnnl.i.VlmtlspuomnnlnV It
I * n4iii1itciist < ) | ) piijconmlflllliiKiiP < > 'tlii-lungs '
Thick , lienvy , polKmnus niucoiH got * Into tlio
ulr cells mid ptimmtH limitliliitf. Tln y cloR
up iiulclily ntul ilumiis ensues. Tlio only Mil-
viitlon Is to kvrp tlio lungs working iintl tluow
oiT this tcrrlblo lotionus , Thuio Is only out
way In which tlili ciin bo tltmo unit llmt Is by
sllniuliitlnc them , il'tulcr tlio Influenoo of u
proper iiinotint of .pnro . nlilskcy. thu lungs
draw In Ocop , full lirrathsnnd throw out thu
poisonous air cncli ttinu It Is i-xlinlcd.
Hut while this Is trui ; anil wlilsUoylini nvi-tl
inoro llvi-s than any other known rcniuily If It
Is not puri ! whM.oy , It Is liable to himu bad
elTuot. If It contains fusel oil , iiui-atliioliuorti
foul tongue will bu iho icsult. On thu other
luiml , ulit'ii mi absolutely pure whiskey , llko
Dull'yN 1'uio MultVhltkey Is used , mi evil
elfcets can by any possibility follow. 1'iof.
Henry A. Mott says : "Thu purity of Duffy's
Pure Mult Whiskey jus simple analytical tests
will tendlly conMnue ) Is absolute and should
recommend It to the highest public favor. "
To all wo unhesitatingly hay , Insist upon lni\-
Ing DiHTyVuitiil do not bo peisuaded to tal.o
any other.
1108 PAHS-AM RTII : IT : , OMAHA , Nun.
( Opposite I'iutim Hotel. )
Onico hours , 0 n. m. to p.m. Sunday ! , 10 n. m to
12m.
Specialists In Chronic , Nervous , SUIn nnd lllood
Diseases.
tlsrConsultatlon nl olllco or by mall free. Medi
cines sent by nmll or ixpupccnrely packed , free
from observation , ( iiiarantccj to euro quick ! ) , Mifc-
ly nnd pciinancntly.
. Speimiitorilm'n.Feinl-
J , iialI.ssi-sNlglilKinls- (
flon . 1-hy.ilcal decay , nrlxlnK from Indiscretion , ev-
ct" < t or Indulgence , producing sIccpIetMicss. de | " ' -
dency , pimples on thefnce , nterdun to nuclei- ) , easily
illi-coiirancil , lack of fondence. dull , unlit lor htudy
or business , and tlnili life a burden. Safely , pprma-
nently nnd prluitcly rtm-il. Consult Uia. Hells A.
Hctls , U03 Karnam street. Omaha , Neb.
Blood and Skin Diseases. liP iM.list .
terrible In Its rotull" . i-olnpletely pradli-ated wllhout
the aid of ineiciiry Scntfula. crjilpclas. fever Mires ,
blotclies , Hirer" , palm In the head and bones , s ) phll-
Itlc oru throat , mnutli and tongue , e.itairh , etc. ,
permanently cured where others have failed.
and UlndilcT Coinplitltits
V\tnr \ ] IVmivu
L 1
KHlllCJ7 , llliUy Painful , Dllllciilt. too
frequent imrnliiKnr lilooily urliit * . line high colored
or with milky "cdlment < in" Ktandlni.cak back , KOII-
orrliien , uleet , ejHtllit , etc. I'romplI ) and salely
turcil , Charges ie.T-miable.
STRICTURE ! . ,
Cure , re
moval complete without culling , caustic or illllatloir
Cures eHected nt home by patients nlthuul iiiuu-
rucnt'B pain orannoyanco.
Young Men-and - Middle-Aged Men.
? riKM ! ? Tll ° "w'ul i'IT 'i-ts of
i OUlxl . t-iiily vlci1 , wlik-h In Ings
oiKiniln weakness , dcstrolni : botli mind iiiut body ,
with all Its diL-adful ills , peimancjitly cured.
C IIIJT'I'C Address these who luivo lin-
O. 1J1 1 1O palled llii'in'-eHoh liy im
proper IndulRcnccs and solitary hablls , which inln
both body and mind , unllttlni , ' them for business ,
study or mairlaKO.
M.MUilKl ) Mi.s : , or tho'o enterliiK on tlial happy
life , awnroof ph > < ilcal deblltt ) , i
OUR SUCCESS
lstm crtiiport facti , tlrnt , practical rxporlonoo : fco-
unil. I'vrry caiti Is imperially i-tuilloil , thun ftartlni :
nrlclit ; thlnl , incillelnra nre prcpan-il In nur onn la-
lioiatDry uxnctly to Null each case , thuii eliciting
cnrrs without Injuiy.
tif Senil li ci'iitH pD'taun for cclebrati-il workion
Chiiinlc. Nervous anil Delli'atu Dhenies. Thnu anil > <
eured. liTA frlenilly letter ol call may HUO > on
futiiro "uili-rlin ; and ulinini' . and Mild i-'olilen jeari to
lite , f Z"Nii letters answered iiiie ! s accompanied lij
4 cents In ttiinipt. Aildrets or call on
IJliS. LJMTTS & LiKTTS ,
1403 TAU.VAM uir , OMAHA , Xh
ESTABLISHED IN 1078
BY THE
NATIONAL GOVERNMENT ,
OF THE PUBUC CHARITY.
OpcratiM uniltT n twenty jc'nr's rnntrnit by tlio
Mutlnin lntoru.iUiitiul liiiiru | > eiiii > nt
Ciiinpany.
( irnnil Montlily ilrnulnts liuM In tlm > fnrr qiin
I'nvllliin In tint Al.iiiii'il.i 1'iirk. city "I Jli'xlcii. anil
pulillc'ly cunilucti'il by JKM irnininl iilliclalsiiinilntiMl | |
Inr tlin iiiirposuti ) thu peiTc-tai ) of lliu Intc-ilor nnd
lliuTrt'tisiiry.
LOTTERY OF THE
BeneficiBnoia PUblica ,
THE NEXT MONTOLY DRAWING
Will 1)0 ) lii-lil In the flTY 01' MK.ML'U ,
MAY 5 , 1SOO ,
Wlllllllv tllP fillAM ) Hl.MI- \\Nl\\t K.VTIMOIII1IV-
Ain lit\uiMi ) , thu I'M'ITAI , I'HIXi : UC-IIIK One
lluiiUrcil anil Twenlj Tliumaml Dull. us.
S1SOOOO.OO
'i : OP TIC'KKTS-Aiiieili'un Money .M ,
Wholes W : Miilvos , it ; Qtiaititis , HI ; ri-rhth
Club Hales : } Vi north ol tli-kvls for fJU.
l.lhT 01' I'lllXIItf ,
1 Taiiltal Prloof JI71MMO . Is J120.)00 ( )
1 Capital I'rlzuof < u. ( > X ) . . . . . .is 4iiu ) (
1 I'aiiltnl I'rlM'iit ai.uoil . K WUkW
1 liranil I'lliiM.t 5uii ) . li : . , UXJ (
J I'rlzpKDf tJMU . uru 4 , ( .
. ' , I'll/us nf luuu , . , . mo . ' , , ( >
Cil I'llzcsuf MO . aru lei
ll ) I'llci-sof ISKI . nro
I'M ) I'lld'auf luo . nro is.ixx )
iKI l'rl/i'9 of 40 . no Sl.ltW
AI'I'IIIIKIMAIIIIS'
ISO ril/es nf irjoiippiiiilmnl'g to tr.UUUO prl/c , SIS.OIX )
ISO 1-rlzei of Ml approximate to 400m ) prize , 1VUIII
lUII'rlu-iiir Ul nptinixliimlV to .ll.lli l prl/e , ! il
WJ Terminals of tiu decided by KM.UUUprUe , JI.UiU
' . ' ,2S1 I'rlte * AinountlnK to S.i'i ? I'.M
All I'lUci mid lintho Unltcil stutcs full ) paid In
U. B. Curtency.
AGKNTS WANTHI ) .
JITTouri.iMi ltATr , or any further Inf , itntitmn
ilcilied , urllu leKltily tnulio llllili'l-lflic'il i i , 'y '
atallnejonrreilileiire , lli ( cliilo. county , Mreei .ml
nnmlicr. .Murn laplil reiurn mall dolltery will iio
iikkiiriHl by ) uurinck liu " entulupo buailnu juur
IMPORTANT.
ClTV OF MlIMi O.
O.Mrxn
Mrxn
lly ordinary letter , contntnlnil MOXIiV i'HI ' Hl
ln-ili'il by nil llxpri' s ruin | > ; uili's. . .Nuwniu 1
thiinie , Draft or 1'ojtnl Null ) .
11) terniHuf tontrntl Ihtiuimpany muit ilipoiiho
mini uf all pil/ci Inclinliii In the ti-ht-inu bi-imi > , u-
Imr n ltiilu | ticket , Mint rccclto Iho toll nliM ullu al
i Miiiurtrr I lirn-by roillfy Hint th Hank
l."inli > ii niul .Moxlro hat on ili'pi > tt I'1 ' nen"n. , >
tinnl t * iiaiaulL-u liio | MI im 'it of nil | ii/i" > i
b ) llic I I'U'ii.i ' Uf la lli'iiclfi'i'iii'lii I'liblli u
Al'iil IN Ml I IMII K ) lliti > rt < n i
FllllllIT till- rullplll ] ) lMIMllllt-ll | | CMll"lnl.u.l-l . '
kU I'i'i IIMII ul thu v.ilill ) nt all llii > tliili'l > in i M/ > >
n lai t-i | ortluii tlijn IH XIM' i ' ' > a'1) ' "thi ' 1 'Uf v
I ln.ilh tinimiuini ul ilrlii-l' iMinli ' ' 'I" '
! iUWlcih.in ! ) ; ire ki > M b ) ulla-i lutu-rlvn un. .
kllll.1 '
CHICHCSTCR'S ENQLIBH
PENNYROYAL PILLS.
BCD cnosa DIAMOND DRAMD.
4
_ . _ -
EVERY DEPARTM
In our store has contributed to make onr display of spring goods superior to that of any previous * cti
son. In each department we will offer every week during the entire season sonic remarkable specials ,
whereby we expect to make our establishment the busiest place in town.
In the men's suit department yon will find this week :
' 100 fine black corkscrew suits , sacks and 3 button cutaways- , regular price $12.50 ; will be sold this
week at $8. The material in these suits is all worsted ; they arc lined with an excellent quality of farm
er's satin , well made and very dressy.
In the boy's department we will continue the special sale of the several lots of suits , which we start
ed last week. Our boy's department never was so busy , and customers arc delighted with our stock and
the way they can buy boy's suits of us this season.
In the hat department we have opened and placed on sale today another shipment of our now justly
celebrated 95c fur Derbys , the latest spring : shapes. Hundreds of our customers who have been waiting '
for this "Special" will be pleased to hear this. They wear no other hat now as they find them as good
as any hat they have been paying $2.50 for.
In the shoe department we offer for this week , 20 cases fine dongola lace shoes , of an > excellent
quality at $2.25 a pair. They arc easy and comfortable shoes and well adapted for spring wear. They arc
of just such quality as shoe stores are selling for $ f.
At the neckwear counter you will find an elegant line of silk tccks , in new spring shapes and pat
terns at I5c , the regular value for these is at least 50c.
C.
Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets.
AVenrp now show IIIR our new lines of
SpilniClnthlni. . Thoylatc moiu eninp-
leto and atltaulho than i-ior brfoio
piesejited. Men's spilns suits In linth
saelisand ciiti\vii : > s made from falnlcs
holeeted fiom the ht"-t nianufaetuie-i
and hest of till , at liilc'us within the
leaehof o\ciyone.
Special ilopartinciit for boys and chil
dren's cjothln ; ? .
ATTEND
'
PERKINS ,
GATCH &
LAUMAN'S
Special 10 Day
Dinner Set Sale
Commencing Saturday , April 12th.
W ) nnsllsh Pets $10 each.
: ) SoM ledueeil fiom MS t $11.7.1.
M hets tedlireil fiinn f'.1 to $ lh.
hut-go line new sets tl.l , foinirr pi Ice ! 50.
\Vo will olfer every Dinner , diiino niul f'l tilt
Set In oiifhtocU. liicluillii ) ! line HitUlund
without icsene , at special puces.
PEE1KEWS ,
GATCH &
LAUMAN.
S3LVERWARE ,
CHINA AND GLASSWAHE.
16H rill.NAM ST.
NUV I'AXTON III'II.UINO. '
jj&MSn &
? 9
JAVA& MOCHA
pr" "
A P rfeet Art ftlhum corUlnlng 24
Tea and Codec c.'K , * i be sent
on rcce pt of ycjr lidrtsi.
CHASE i. SANQORN. Ut D'oatf t , Doston ,
V/c / trn Dtl , 80 Frandlm Cu CiiMgo , in.
The Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute.
rortltitie.itmptit of .ilirilKON'IC AND HlTUtJlCAT. DISBA IN llrnrtx , Appinncpi for doTnim'tli'i ' nnd
Triiunt. Itcblai ! Ililli" , An | > untin ami lli > mi'illt < i for siiiwssful Tu'itmt'iit ot t-vi-rj form < il ilisi-i-y IK-
iliililnilMt'illi'al or SiiritlriilTriMtini'nl NINiri'V IIOO.MS FOIl I'ATIINTS , Hoar I nml AlKMiilniu-o lli-t
Acrommoiliitlon * W * . " < t. Wrlto fin rlrrnl IIHOM DolormllU'-t niiil Itr.'K'tM. TriiHitH , riul > IVt'l ruruitnti'i of
Spine. rile . Tumor * . Cnnror. Cntnrrli , llmm-hltl * . Inlialatluii. Illci'trlrlty. I'nniltiH. KplkM'MMilnot , IH.'u !
cler , II.vi- , liar , ! -Mn anil Illooil , and nil MiiKlcnl Opt-mUom DISHASliS 1)1' WOMKN a tMu'clnll ) . line * of
Plscnsi" ) of Womi'ii Knv Wi > luivu lat ( > l > inlilt'il n l.vlnlii -mrtin l | < 'nt lor Wonii-n Dinliu Coiillnrmunl
Ihlilrlly I'rlvntc ) Out } Ili-llnliln Moillru ! Jnitltiiln MnkliiK a S-0 | 'l.ilty of I'lll VATII D1.SIsii : ;
All Itlooil DSt.'n fM sutci'- ' fully liuatfil Svplillltlc IIOMOII rriuovoit from the Hyrtti'iii without iniMi'iirr
New Itrsloratlvc treatment ( or I.OHS ij * Vital 1'owt'r. PnitU'-i un.iblu to vMIt IIH in i > ho troaUnt nL honiu hy
eori < " . | mmm ! > oo. Alli-ipmiiiiinlc.ilhmiiomlilentl.il. MiMklne or InitriimriiU ci'iit tiy null or e\in"o | sn-
1:111 : ply paokoil , mi inarkn to luilli-ilu conti'iiH or ci-ildcr Oni" iii'rsiin.d liiti < r\li * iwfi'm'il ( nil anil i mill 11
tin or i < iil ! hlatury ill yoiu ua < e. anil wu lll noiul In plain wi.ippor our IIOUIC Tl ) MIJN ntlii : . upon l'rl\ato
Epcclal or NI'IVOIM DNeaHL" * , linpotoncy , S > plillH t.lot-t anilVarfooci'li * . with ij H" tlon list AildMMi
Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute ,
Coi'ner9th nnd Harney Sts. , Oinnha , Nob.
"TIME IS MONEY. "
Wo must sull out the remainder of our retail stool : without ftutlior tic-lay ,
n j our wholesale business demands our entire time , attention and capital. For
the next few days we invitu you to a feast of bargains such as you will never
again enjoy. Wo are hablo to runt btoru and soil our fixtures now any day , so
come at once before it is too late.
AH our genuine Diamonds now go nt importer's prieas and tlio mounting *
thrown in. $00,000 worth of Diamonds to select from , prices ranalnu Irom
$2.50 up to $3,000 , for Kings , Pins , Earrinsfas. .
Pohd Gold Watches Irom $15 upward. Solid Silver Watches from $5 up.
Nickel Watches from $2.50 up.
Solid Gold Chains from $7.50. Host Rolled Plato Chains from $2. Charms
and Lockets , $1 r.iul upward. Solid Gold Kings $1 and $2 ; worth $3 to $6. A
in of Solid Stviling Silver Collar Buttons nnd Scarf Pinsat 25c and 50c each
worth $1. Heavy Solid M-karat Gold Collar BuUona , woi th $2.50 to $0 each ,
now , choice for only $1. Ono lot assorted Cull Buttons nt 60c pair ; worth $1 to
$2. Solid Gold Spiral Back Studs , 50c and $1 each ; worth four timo- , tin
inoiiHy. 1,000 fine Bronchos and Lice Pius fiom 50c up.
Fmo Krencii style Mantel Clocks , 8-day , hull-hour fatriko , cathedral oii | ,
at $5 , $0.50 , 08 and $10 ; worth $10 to $20.
Elegant Silver Lamps , with sill : umbrella shades , from $5 up.
Hundreds of other equally good bargain.Ojiuu Saturday evening until O
o'clock. Store for lent and fixtures for > alo.
MAX MRYBJR & BRO. ,
Corner Sixteenth nncl Fnrnnni Streets , - - Omnho , Nib.
Etchings. Emei cjii ,
. Hnllc-t & Davis.
Engravings.
Artists' Supplies. Kinibull.
Mouldings. Pianos & Organs.
Shoot Music.
Frnmes.
1B10 Douglas Street , Omaha , Nebraska.
MANHOOP RESTORED' .
SANATIVO , " the
HI Illi'llv , ill HnlllUllh
it Written ( iiiiiriin-
li-o t > > Ltiie nil NI iv *
Wi-fik Mi mory , I or *
iurilruliil'ourr.lli-iiil'
_ > nclii ; , WiiUefiiliKu" ,
' Usb. J-onOliiiiliiiml Ism-
Bpforo-'After . - ,
rh.'lD/Klplli'll ' IIOIII Lllti , DIICIIUM , LbUUItlllll1 ,
DllUrjIiiHiiiKl lumofpfivterol the 0 uriktltuOi-
ini : > , ln I'ltlii-raer , cnniicilliviivcr-PXPitlnii , J" itU-
in ) liiiiscri'lloiiior ( thocxci-nlvo IIHO nf tu ai m ,
oiiiuiii , ur ( illmiilaiil , Mliicli iiltliniitily li IM to
liiflimltr. C'liumiiiiptlun 01 < 1 Iiifnnlly. ri.t up I"
hi ! t f , rm to lairy In tliu M'tt puclvc-t. 1'mu
l a [ ini l.n- . ' , or I , l i S'W ' Illi every ? ri orili-i
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tin' IIIOIK-U. htnlhy tniill t ony ( iilili-ne. -
tilirfiti. Mi-ntioli this liaper. Addremj
MADRID CHEMICAL CO. "f1.I11S1i.til'i'V | ' "M
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A 1' I btlLT i l.u , LUUIH.I IHUttl , lull i.
ArrcoU illsctorRos/rom the urinary orgsni
In tlthcr rex in 40 houra ,
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tloni , niul Irco dou all U-J ctai.il vr oiuor
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