THE OiUAHA DAILY BEE : MONDAY , NOV3JLMBEE 3 , 1890 ,
HA.IM'81 PAIUHII
An li.lnhnrp.to Mtislcnl Hervlcfc Ar-
rnncrd for the Occasion.
The dull grny llpht of a typical November
tiny entered through the richly stained glass
window * of AH Saints' church yesterday
mornlnif , nnd was diffused hi softness over
the heads of n Inrgo congregation gathered to
cclcbrnto thofoutth parish festival of All
Saints' parlOi.
It was n day of tlmntoRlvliig nnd praise ,
fcnd to lltly commemorate the occn lon
Bishop Worthlngton was present to conduct
the exercises nnd preach the sermon , while
the choir of thirty voices was entrusted \vlth
tlio rendering of music of the highest cedes-
Instlcnlchiiractor.
The Indies of the parish hnil decorated the
pretty chnncel , whli'li Is the church homo of
Boino of the leading legal , flmuidnl nnd
business lights of the city in
n , particularly attractive manner.
The baptismal font , which stands
In the main ontranro nislo , was embowered in
varicolored chrysanthemum * , nt the foot of
which fcrni wire effectively placed. The
lltnny desk , the rending link nnd the pulpit
wcro entwined with hunches of fern , whllo n
chrysanthemum blossom or two RIIVO n blight
look to the fuinlttiro. The nltar nnd the
rercdiii wcro nlso prettily festooned with the
llowrrs of autumn.
Mr. Thomas 1'cjincd , the precentor , had
Arranged very elaborate uiu lcnl service for
the occasion , which wai rendered In n man
ner worthy liio hlglmt praise. No Kpiscopul
church In the city , not even the cathedral
choir , endeavors 1o plvo the full cathedral
Diuslo service us All Saints. It Inn hecn the
cXoir master's aim to inaho the service na
nearly thnt advocated by the highest ccclc-
ulasticnl authorities nt possible , and In this
Mr. 1'cnnc hin been succosnful.
' The programme yesterday included the
Kyrio , Oloiln , Credo In ( } by ( talkln ; the
Offeotorium by Calkin , In which Mr. 1'cn-
roll sans the Introductory solo , "Tho Lord
rcdccmcth the soul of Ills servants , nnd
none of them that trust in Him will he
dcsolnto , " followed by the full choir in the
ending. 'J'ho Introit was written by Ontie ,
nnd nn exceedingly beautiful composition it
Is. 'J'ho Jtcncdlctus and Gloria were ilsc
compositions of Calkin's , who has liecn one
of the most prolific writers of church music ,
HnrrltiRn slight hesitancy on the part o I
the tenon In the Introlt , the work of the
choir was extremely praiseworthy , and thoj
reflected the thorough , conscientious iruitv
Ing of n remarkably capable instructor.
Bishop Wortlilngton was the celebrant ol
the occasion , his sermon showing soholarlj
research , snonkhiK upon the significance
of All Saints' dav , nnd its relation to modern
Christian life. Ho traced the careers of Ed'
waixt the Confessor , of Louis of Trance , ol
the siilnb of Lucia and found In all their hi ?
lories wonls ol cheer for the nineteenth ecu
tury believers , who oft' times are Jeered til
anil scoffed as the sultits wcro long years a o
Ho averted to the duties of parishioners ant
what they owed to thulr parish church , and
closed with a feeling reference to the Mas
t"ry , who after life's lit ful fever -\vlll dry al
the tears of anguish nnd of pain which Hi !
children sufToicd for Ilia spice. *
The choral festival jestcrday aftcrnoot
closed the services for the day , which Avon
Interesting to a degree.
After nil , the best wav to know the rca
merit of Hood's Sarsiipnrilla , is to try It you
tlf. Ho Mire to get Hood's.
How in Vote Auniimt 1'rnlilliltion.
It is not necessary to have both proposl
lions "for" anil "against" prohibition 01
"for" nnd "against" license on any ticket
Tl.o afilnnativo or negative proposition 01
cither of the amendments Is suflicictit.
at Hie Mrrrlmn.
Mr. nnd Mrs.Murshull planned a surpris' '
for their daughter. Miss Nina Marshall , Frl
dny ovcnins nt the Atari-lam , which < iuii <
realized all their fond expectations , Al
though Hallowe'en Raines wcro not indulge' '
In , the young proplo being content will
dancing and listening to several very charm
ing selections on the mandoline , invhicl
Miss Marshall , who is a clever player , am
Prof , Sutorious appeared to advantage
Prof. Dworyalf , a very capaWo pianist
played danro music to the delight of tin
cuests. Uofreshtrcnts wuro served duriii )
the evening , the wholes affair being n pleas
ant termination of All Saints day. Tin
cueats present were : Misses Curtis , Touza
llu. Ada and Alice Parker , Gun lo House
Leila Alexander , Helen Smith , Margarc
Moore , .Marion Crutulall , Nettle Johnson
Ulllo Dumoll , Messiu Fred JlcCormiclc
Harry Uriscoll , Will Colfnx , Will Foyo , Kg
bcrt Heller , Hurt Cooke , Harry Moores
Gould Diet/ , London Chnrlton , .loo Uald
rldgo , Harry Xott , Beit Downs , Kd
"Ono touch of nature makes the whol
world kin. " Diseases common to the me
compel the search for a common remedy. 1
is found in Aycr's Sarsaparilla , the roputa
tlon of which Is world-wide , having lar el
superseded ovcy other blood inedlcino In use
How to Vote Against IVohlb'tloii.
It Is not necessary to have both proposl
tions "for" and "anjainst" prohibition o
"for" nnd "against" liccnso on any ticket
The nfllrmatlvo or negative proposition 01
cither of the amendments la sunlclent.
H. A. Orclinrd.
Carpet , furnUuro nnd drapery.
The Duff comic opera company will bcgl
n season of Gilbert k Sullivan's operatl
representations nt Boyd's opera house th !
evening , opening with the spectacular pn
tluctlon of " 1'atlonro. " The Duff organizi
tion has been specially reinforced an
strengthened for these series of Gllbertla
productions , and thov will bo given hero wit
the sumo startling scenic and spectaeuli
effects which characterized the famous pr
ductlons recently at the Auditorium in Cli
cngo. Among the principals of the com pan
are Messrs. Ulghy Hell , the popular cor
cdlan ; Cluules O. Hassctt , who has nw
himself famous ns n tenor in grand opei
roles ; William MeLaughlin , n magnified
bnssoVnllaco Mncrory , Joseph Fny , Cloi
cut Halnbrldgo , ,1. K. Stllle , Miss Lcno :
Snyder , Miss Loulso Ilcaudet , Miss Lot
Gllmun , Miss Edith Kdwards , Miss Minn
Do Hue and Miss Cornelia Dassott. M
Julian Kdwards Is the musical director of tl
company , nnd Mr. .lohn 1C. Nash is the stai
manager. Thcro is n chorus of sixty II' '
voices , and over seventy people arc employ
on the stiigo. The repertoire for the thiv
performances to bo lven hero Is as follow
ovonlnp "Patlcnco " tl
Alondny , ; Tuesday ,
'Pirates of I'cnzancc ; " Wednesday , "loin
tho. " A review of the musical points
"lolantho" cannot fall to bo interesting
this time. The flnnlc of the llrst net is a
inltted by composers to bo tno [ oncost ni
most Intricate of all the Gilbert & Bullm
operas. The gem of the opcrn
point of melody is the contralto soi
5'0. foolish fay. " When Sullivan started
compose "lolantho" ho becaino drawn into
0 serious vain , and as n consequence the inns
0 of the opera , apart from Its comlo settin
1 would cntitlo it to n place m grand opei
1w Gilbert nlso got cnthuslnstlo and the result
that there uro oxcccdlnely flno dramal
w bltuntlons throughout the work. The part
ill the lord chancellor is ono of G'lbcrl '
' creations , and as an imposing operatic llgu
1 ns ono wishes to see. The plot of "lolnnth
I lias n strong current of romance mingl
II with the comedy , and touches upon grou
i" , that Gilbert & Sullivan have not sluco vc
a lured on.
a Airy , fnlry Fay _ Tcmplcton , with the :
nous Uussoll comedians , an organlzati
> V | comprising twenty of the most talented a
ch Ists that bavo ever been gathered togctl :
for the presentation of farce comedy , will
Been at iJoyd's next Friday and Saturday
the very latest farcical conception , cutltl
"Miss McGlnty. "
opt Ilemarkcil by U. 0. Jolnor , of Allen P. <
opta - , Illllsdalo Co. , Mich. : "Nothing pnvo i
a rhcumatUm such nulelc relief as Dr. Tliom
Kclccrrla Oil ticlfovo It Infallible for rhi
optI niatlcs. " _
I How to Vote Against I'rohlhltlim
It Is not necessary to have both propo
tlons "for" and "against" prohibition
"for" nnd "against" liccnso on any tick
The afilrinatlvo or negative- proposition
cither of the amendments is sufilclcut ,
Tickets at lowest rules nnd su perl
accommodations via the grout Ro
Islund route Tlclcot ollko , 1G02-S
Icentb and Furnnm streets , Oiunha.
11ONIWT JOHN a
Iroinnd'B Friend nnd Mr. Gladstone's
Ablowt lilciitcnanl.
John Morloy's vlHll to Irolnntl lins riv
eted the attention of flail England upon
him anew.
Ho in always n noticeable figure In our
lltcruturo nnd politics , but now ho bids
fnlr to become the ablest of the grand
old mnii'H ' lieutenants , writes u London
correspondent of Uio iNIornlnjj Jouninl.
Llbcnils all over the country uroprals-
InylilscournKeous condemnation of the
recent brutal behavior of the police and
mngistralcsat Tlppcrury , uiiil tlio con
servatives tire curbing him with a vigor
which shows thnt they feel his power.
They liavo not been so angry with him
Blnco 18SO , wlion as chief jot-rotary for
Ireland , lie declared himself n homo
ruler and acted conslBtoutly with hia bo-
lief.
Onarcnsonliy his political opponents
hnto him HO bitterly Is that they rocog-
ni7o in him ii convincing opponont. Hy
the power nnd brilliancy of his Innguago
and the cogency of his arguments hois
constantly creating opinion In favor of
justice to Ireland.
A famous conservative once said : "I
disllko.Morlpy because I am afraid that
ho will convince mo In splloof myself. "
It was very finely said of him the other
clay : Gladstone converted the liberals
to home rule by the charm of his person
ality ; mostly by the irrcblstubillly of his
arguments ,
The same force which ho displayed
when ho wits editor of the Fortnightly ,
from 1807 to IBM , nnd as a conductor of
the nggroaslvo Pull Mall Gax.otto and of
Mnomillun , characterizes his utterances
as u political orator , ilo never writes or
speaks without intense conviction which
carries the greatest \voight with It.
John Morley Is now fifty-two years old.
Ills smooth shaven' face looks almost
boyish when ho is at leisure nnd free
from care ; and when ho Is in that social
lifo of whicll hols so brilliant an orna
ment.
Uutwhcn he is preoccupied , or when
ho feels deeply , ho looks his full ago.
When hN enemies see him in the
lobby of the house of commons and say :
"Morloy is looking old this afternoon , "
it Indicates that they arc afraid of him.
They know that a storm is brewing.
Harry Furnisa , the clover caricaturist
of Punch , who has made como ! pictures
of everybody else in parliament from
Gladstone down , confesses that ho has
never boon able to caricature John Mor
ley. There is something in the intense
carnettnuss of the man's face which de
lies trivial treatment.
Mr. Morley hus the oditorinl facultj
not common with politicians ot seelnf.
both sides of a question. This make !
him much In demand for the seUlemen
of disputes. '
Many and many a time 'has ho sottlet
the quarrels of the rough minors of tin
north , and when there is a tie-up whicl
no ono else can straighten out tin
minoM bay :
"Wo must send for 'Honest John. ' "
That is the only name which the
give him ; It is the name by which hi
will bo known in political hibtory.
While ho was an editor , ho stood , as i
wore , behind the radical party , teaching
a philosophy which sometimes had ai
air of radicalism , sometimes tlio rclloc
tlon of the teachings of John Stuar
Mill. Through till his writings an <
speeches there breathes a genuine dom
ocratio spirit which comes straight fron
the French philosophers of the eighteenth
teenth century. This spirit is clearl ;
perceptible in' all the historical studie
which ho has published.
Nothing arouses his indignation si
quickens u souse of injustice , and it wa
n lucky day for the Irish cause whoi
John Morley went on his inspection ton
to Tlppemry. Ilo saw just enough t <
sot his spirit allamo , and he will no
cease his vigorous attacks on the lain
and ridiculous policy of Balfour until i
has been ousted and buried underncatl
the national contempt.
John Morley is a most profitable socia
companion. Ifo has a certain dignitlci
gravity which nt llrst forbids fricndll
nebs and keep- ? the conversation on i
high level , but this wears oil uioro am
more at every meeting.
The reserve vanishes and there is jus
enough of the formal olu-bchool pollto
ness to give a pleasant savor to tin
wholo.
The Lancashire hid Is n power in th
land and will see justice done to Irclani
whether or not Jtlr. Gladstone's carthl ;
career closes before the great table i
accomplished.
VOLiOASO A.S AN 1NCUBATOH.
Belching Hogoslor Used by Gulls t
Hutch Their VOIIIIK.
The volcano of Bogoslor. on an islan
ol the Aleutian group , which sudden 1
burst into activity Inst winter , and whos
Hammer summit could bo seen for sixt
miles , was visited this summer by so\ \
oral olllccrs of the revenue cutter Kusl
The volcano is only 200 feet above tli
sea level.Vhon the orator was opono
by the submarine earthquake it I
thought volumes of water lushed i
which caused the dense clouds (
steam that had been arising eve
Blnco , says a San Francisco spi
cinl to the Chicago Herald. Proi
a flssuro at tlio ba o of tli
mountain rose a bolting sulphur font
tain. The officers ascended to the enter
tor and on looking over the edge tli
steam could bo scon In endless quant
tics rising from unknown depths. Run
bllng noises , lilco thunder , wore bean
and the air was impregnated with sn
phur. Ono of the most curious facts dl
covered was that ocean birds use
the islnnd as n natural incubator ft
their young. Thousands of gulls Ilo
away at the approach of the Rush at :
loft behind thoin , along the sides of tl
volcano , eggs in all stages of dovolo
mont. Tlio Hu h brought an immeni
walrus hide , fifteen feet long , to 1
placed on exhibition at the world's fat
It will bo first pent to the Sinithsonli
institution to be prepared.
How to Vote Against Prohibition.
It Is not necessary to have both propo :
tions "for" ami "against" prohibition
"for" and "against" license on any tlck <
Tbo afilnnativo or negative proposition ,
either of the amendments is suDlcient.
Where Oarlleia Taught School.
"Now that a log cabin identified wil
the lifo ot ox-Presldont Lincoln will
ono of the attractions of the worli
fair , " said Edward W. Cox of the Dent
son house , to a reporter for the OlncI
natl Times-Star , " "I know of a simil
structure in n-hicH Oarllold tang
school , and It could bo rosily purohiusi
and placed beside the humble btiildii
that Lincoln know. The house I spc :
oils situated in Brush Creek towiibhl
Musklnguin county. I last saw it wh
I \YIIS taking the census of that dlstrl
In 1870 , Stopping for dinner at the re
dence of Oi'in llallou , a cousin of Gt
Hold , the mother of my host point
through tlio window at a solid , Buhstn
tial hut of logs , nnd told mo that In t
squatty , badly lighted tenement , 6
uutod on a rough hillside , the then 1
turo president of the United States pi
bldod over the classes of boys who i
sided In that sr.hool distriet. Htillou
the democratic sheriff of Musklngi
county a fo\v years ago. "
A New K.Kfitso' IVr Slocny Men.
The well-known millionaire , ox-Cc
gressman George West of Hallston ,
Y.v bnys he solves many el his most pi
ploxlng business problems whllo In bed
in the early morning hours , nays Prank
Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper , t'om-
mentlngon the fact , ho remarked that
Borne ono once told him that tlio lute
Commodore Vandcrbllt had said ;
"Young men talk about getting up early
in tlio morning to go to work. While
they nro puzzling themselves at theh
dc.skes over business proim<lon ? , I He
abed , think tluun over , utiil find tlio solu
tion before I go to the ofilcc. " This con
firms the conclusion of many others
that ono'a thoughts nro clearer while he
Is In a recumbent position than at any
other time. This may arise in part from
the fact Unit in the early morning the
mind is rested , and ono is usually free at
that time from intrusion- Thus concen
trated elTort Is facilitated.
ItOVAti RADIUS Will ) SMOK13.
s niul Cigars ICnJojctl by
Hoyalty ( n Kuropc.
Tito l < tn press Ellnnbeth of Austria
smokes from thirty to forty Turkish and
Russian cigarettes n dav , and for many
years it has been her inveterate custom
to puff away after dinner at a strong
Italian cigar , ono of Ihoso with u straw
running through it , nnd which Is brought
to her witb , her cup of Turkish colTco
every evening on a gold salver , says
London TId Hits.
On her writing table arc always n
largo silver box of repousse work filled
with cigarettes , a matchbox of carved
Chinese jade , and u capacious ash re
ceiver. Afinost mechanically her maj
esty lights cigarette after cigarette nt
she sits in her great writing room at
Godollo , which Is fitted up with carved
oak panels and goboliii tapestries ; the
somber hue of tlio walls being relieved
hero and there by trophies of thochnse.
The czarina of Russia , who Is likewise
ono of the vassals of King Nicotine ,
smokes in a somewhat more Indolent
and almost Oriental fashion. Stretcher
on the silken cushions of abroad , low
divan , at Gntbchlnn , she follows dream
ily with her beautiful dark eyes tin
rings of blue smoke thnt her crimson
lips part to send upward into the per
fumed air of her boudoir a bouuoii
which she calls her "don , " and which Is-
copied from ono of the loveliest room ;
of the Alhnmbrn , with palms raisinj.
their banners against the gorgeous col
ors and diapered gold of the walls.
Queen Marguerite of Italy Is aiiothot
of the royal ladles who see no harm ii
the use of tobacco , llor Hashing blucl
eyes look laughingly through fragr.in
clouds of smoke and she is wont to do
clnro that her cigarette is more essen
tial to her comfort than anything crlso ii
life.
oChristlna , queen regent of Spain , is r
great advocate of tobacco. Hhe con
Biimcs a largo quantity of Kgyptiat
cigarettes , nnd there is nothing that he
little ' -Bubi , " his majesty , Kiii {
Alphonso , XIII. , enjoys moro than whci
his mother permits him to strike n matcl
and apply the llnuio to the end of hoi
cigarette.
TJio smoking parapherhalla of tin
beautiful ox-Queen Natalie of Servla i
the most elaborate and magnificent dc
scrijjtion , while the poct-queon of llou
niiinta , so well known in the literal- ;
'
world under the pseudonym of "Carmo'
Sylvn , " is content with the gold cigar
ette case suspended to her chatelaine
The Comtosso do Paris , the quocn d <
jure of France , is addicted to mil
Ilavanns of delicious llavor , and he
daughter , Qtieon Amelia of Portugal
is a source of considerable fortune t
the manufacturers of cigarettes at Dres
den. _
CLEVELAND'S NAItllOW '
ESO/U'K
A Imnntlo Tries to Inlliot a\omliiiit :
Ine Hporcli nn Him.
Twice recently has Grover Clevelan
escaped arcnominationtotho prcbidonc
by being absent from home. The gcnth
man who desired to confer th
honor upon him at present In the insan
pavilllon at Bollovtio. Ho Is Felix Arn
strong , and gives his address as at th
Washington hotel , 2291 Third avenue
Ho called at Mr. Cleveland's house , 81
Madison avenue , and grandiloquent !
asked if Mr. Cleveland was in , says
Now York special to the Chicago Hoi
aid. Mr. Cleveland was not in. D
called the next evening by appointmoii
and mot 1'olicoinan Collins in the hal
Armstrong confided to Collins tin
ho wanted Mr. Cleveland to g (
Daniel out of the lion's den. D
thought ihat the Daniel has staid tc
long among the lions. Armslron
started with alacrity for the police st :
tion when requested to "conic along.
At the station he mistook Dotccth
Martin for the ox-president. Itomovin
his hat with a sweeping gesture an
making a courtly bow , ho said : "AI
Cleveland , our convention , which hi
assembled 000,000 strong , the farmer
alliance and anti-trust combination , hi
unanimously placed you in nominatic
with the positive assurance that yi
will bo elected. " Mr. Armstrong is .
the hands of the lunacy doctors.
Outlaw.
Ned Christie , the most dlstlngulslu
outlaw within the Territory , unless it
LJill Pigeon , is receiving close nttentic
of Deputy Marshals A , B. Ward nnd (
L. Howdon , says a Muskogee , I. 1
special to the St. Louis Republican.
Cltristlo was a member of the Cher
keo council , and about two years ago a
sasslntitcd Deputy United States Marsh
Dan Maples , from ambush , for some re
son unknown. Ho at once took to tl
brush , where ho has slnco been in hi
lag. About two weeks ago the abov
named olllcers learned that Christie w
located about fifteen miles northwc
of Tiihlequah , and they proceeded
his rondo/.vous with a posse or tw
The outlaw , it was discovered , had wi
him seven pals nnd brother dosporadoc
built "fort" lious
These men have two <
arranged on an elevation commanding
favorable view , and from which forts t
inmates have a cross-lire on the on
approach to their stronghold , The ol
cors were warned , and after a consult
r tlon quietly withdrew , it is believed
make a subsequent attack when the od
: i uro in tholr favor.
C. W. Stevenson , manager of the Nebras
Creamery association , was In the city yest
day and paid a visit to Tuu UEI : building.
is t- Bakin
CfleilQ Ullllouot Homt
iOXcuf tteatindorA
Boils and Pimples
Ate nntiirc'i cnorW to cIlinliialc fml on from
tlic tilooil. ThK itnilt nny bo nccoinplHlicil
niuclt tnoro dleotiully , m wdl nt .iRrcc.ilily ,
tlirotiKh the I'rntior ' excretory chaunt. ! ) , by
the use of A jut's S.usnpai lll.i.
"l'oricvciil ! > cnrs I was trouUcil with
bolN niul carbuncle * . In ousting nbnttt for n
remedy , It occiiu mi to me that Ajct'.i .irsii-
) > irllli ; li.id been used In my fathci's family ,
\vllli excellent success , niul 1 thought lliU
\ \ lntM Kuuil for thu father would also bo
peed for the son. Tlircu or four liottlcs of
this incillehie entirely cured me , and I liavo
not since In more than two yean ti.nl n
boll , pimple , or any oilier crnptue trouble.
I can conscientiously speak lit tlio highest
terms of Acr's ) Harsapatllla , nml many
years * c\i > orlencc In ll.o tliui ! liiultieii en.
nblcs me tn spvtik Intelligently. " 0. M.
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PIIP17 The awful offoota ol
AQTIPU
OUtVli U Rli early vluo which urln (
organic wrnkncss , dostroylnj both mint ! uni !
body , with all It ) dro.idod Ills , ponnuuontj
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Address these who hare 1m'
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proper IndulRence and solltsiry h'iblts , wlilot
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buslnesj , study or marrlaRO.
MAHHIEDMKN or thee entorln ? on thai
hiippy life , vr are of physical debility , quicklj
a"1StCd'
OtTR 8UCOBSS
Is uased npcm fact * . First Pr otto l experi
ence. S oond Krory case Especially studied
thus starting right. Third-Modlcluea ari
prepared tn our laboratory exactly to sul
acb caie , thus effecting cures without Injury
Drs. Belts & Betts ,
T409 DOUGLAS STREET. . OMAHA. NEB
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AMUSEMIH3MTS.
jJ'Tj" , THREE NIGHTS"ONY |
OyCL'p SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT
Beginning Monday , November 3rd.
J. G.
IN A GILBERTS SULLIVAN REPERTOIRE :
Monday Evenings "Patience. "
Tuesday Evening ! "Piratesof Penzance.
"Wednesday Evenings "lolanthe. "
Grand Chorus of 05 Voices. Box shee
open Saturday morning at regular prices.
Dime den
\\l\l \ Lawlcr , SlanaKcr. Corner lltli and I'tvi
iiam Ht roots , Oiir.ilni.
WKEIC OK NOV. Sr. ! .
Hoyid Ve < lilo Jnoineio , our HO.dOJ Importntlon i
llo iil.l ( IH\iio-o rtlslH. Mons. Munmilln , tlioKrcn
eu Arlul Artist of tlio jnoclom tline . Coupled wl
Uii'bosltrouioofM | > cnlltH. ( ' iiiellaii , nnil Jcsto
an tlia American ytUKO.ONKDIMK ADMITS TO All
RICHARDS
PRACTICE LIMITED TO
AND
NERVOUS SYSTEM ,
ROOMS 316 TO BEE BUILDING ,
OMAHA , NEB.
Medical and Surgical Insiit
Corner Oth and Haraey Streets , Omaha.
FOR THE TREATMENT OF ALL
Chronic Diseases and Deformitie
DB. A. T. MoTjATJQHLIN , Prosldon
Founded by Dr. J. W. McMenarny.
G. A. Lindquest
IS AGAIN IN.TIIR
Merchant : - : Tailorin
I'll < 'l < friends nml pti
rons , HH well ns tlio Konrral publlto call un
lusptict lilsuowiitiiiikofliiipoitotl ed doinost
wixilous. Kvi'iytlilii' Orst cUm.au
bSTABLISHEO 1874. - - 316S 15TH !
e crtiy , i-tvt U. a. uuns , iTi i'ullou ( . ,
A. STARTER.
We will show you this season some bargains in overcoats that will make your eyes open in aston
ishment , \Vc \ have given you many batgnms hefore-yoti know tluit-but those \ve \ offer you now wjh
beat them all. "We have made a deal with a first class manufacturer , one who makes" nothing but
overcoats , for his entire stock , about 5 000 garments. He was overloaded and had to sell. We are able
to offer tllCSC goods atess than they cost to manufacture ,
As a starter we offer today the following three lots :
No. 1 , All wool wide wale heavy cassiihcrc overcoats , blue and black color , lined with goo I scrgot '
well trimmed , at $6. Tin's price would not pay for the cloth alone in that garment.
No. 2 , An excellent blue chinchilla oveacoat , corded edge , lined with fine plaidcassimcrc , only $7.50.
The coat is worth $12.
No. 3. A large lot of very fine kerseys , fashionable shades , hound with double warp Farmer's satin ,
lap seams and handsomely gotten up , ' These we offer at $8. The regular retail pi ice of such a garment
is $15.
There are more bargains than these , It would take a big space in the paper to mention them all ,
The fine grades arc as choice garments as were ever shown ready made and in fact many of the over * V
coats are in point of material , make and fit equal to custom tailor work ,
BOYS' OVERGO ATS.
Our stock includes a large line of Boys' and Chilclrons * Overcoats of s erviceablc material
desirable patterns and tasty designs. Although the goods were made up for fine retail trade , \\Q
are able to offer them at such figures that they arc within the reach of everyone. Not often do
you get an opportunity to purchase such garments at the low figures we offer them this week.
When you remember that these goods are offered by n reliable and substantial house , who
guarantee the exact truthfulness of every word they advertise and whose dealings with the pub
lic have gained for them the reputation of reliability , you can appreciate the value of the offer
made.
Open until 8 p. m. Saturday , 1O p. m. " "
Corner 14th. and. Douglas Streets.
We carry the Big Stock of the west. Quote lowest
Extreme Prices and are 500 Miles nearer you than
any other Market. Coresponclence Solicited.
AMERICAN HAND SEWED SHOE CO. ,
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OMAHA. NEIB. '
Try our Leather Solecl Rubber Boots.
"The goods which
please are already
half sold. "
-AND-
Fine Oifercoats.
Conie early and
take your choice
from the full assort
ment now offered.
DR. KENSINGTON ,
Eye and Ear Surgeon
ISlODodge Street. Spectacles
fitted.
LADIES ONO
yinin FEMALE REGULATOR , s f
RtRUlU nJ Certain to a < fij 01 money re
luvStA. By ru ll t ) . B'curnlv eil d from ot
COOK UEVCUTCO. , Omtb.Mt >
NO OUR.EX ! NO PAY.
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
Frvcntren jronra' experience. A ropular cradtintoln nicrtlclne , m diploma * Mioir. Is stllleiitrinj irlth
tno crente t mccois nil .Nervoui , Clironlonnd Pilv.ito dlici oi. A permanent eire fuar.-intej 1 t , i t'i'irrit
Sl'cnunturrhn'a , Lost .Miinliooil. SonilnaMVeakncsj. Mulit I.OKCK , Imixitonor , Srp'illli , rt tile til J mill
il I icnats of tlio Hlooil , Skin nna Urinary OrKaiu. N. II. 1 ( junrnntco JWJ for ororr cue [ union Ui inirAl
° ' C " 'Ul'0n lt < d' Uouk lMl'orl" otMlo ) ientfrea. O.Uco liouri-3 a. m. lo a p.
IOaUui
'l >
C.8
. ,
WATCHES.
DIAMONDS
and FINE JEWELRY
Solo Agent in Omaha lot * Goi-ham Man
ufacturing Co's
Sterling
Silverware
MANTLE CLOCKS ,
RICH CUT GLASS and
CHINA.
Our Stock of Fine Goods is the
largest and Our Prices the
Lowest.
Come nml sco us. '
Cor. Douglas & 15th St
MANHOOD RESTORED.
"SANATlVO"tbt
Woiiitnrful UpanUli
Kcmcdy , ctme all
NenotiH Ulitasci ,
euch aa Weak Mem.
ory , I.OBI of nraln
I'ower , Hodacbe.
Wakefulneep , Lot !
< * : > rvfif & * fs-iia Manhood , Ntrvotu-
O.forc & After ( Jso. nctn , I.iiBltnde , all
rTu > iusriihcil | from T.IIC , droluB and loia ol
power of the Generative Orcann , In either icz ,
cjiiccd byovcr-ciortlon , youltiful ltilltcrctlonBor
the ciccpMve incur tobacco .opium , or tlinnla.it > ,
wblch ultimately lead to Inflrmlty , Consumption
mil Insanity , rut up In convenient form to carry
In tbe vcft pnckct. 1'fice 1 H picksRf , or 0 far Si
Sent by mill to any nddrem , Circular free , Ale a
tlonthlR pnpcr , Aildrcia
lUDBlucuiaiuLCO. , in Ic tbornSt.Cblcagg.lll.
1-IIU bM.i' IN OMAHA. Nii ; ! . . IIV
Knhn A. Co , Cor I5tli& Dounlrwhtrccti.
J. A. Tullrr & Co. , Cur lltli.V DouulajStrctlJ.
A. l ) . Fouler & Co. . Council lllu , Iowa.
I-.IQUOH.
I.N ALL THE WOHLU THEBE IS BUT ONE CURE
DR , HAIHES' GOLDEN SPECIFIC ,
It MB he el c In tap ft roffte or tte * er hi r.
lllr < of fool , without mo koowlcdfo ol llie uitlcnt ,
i ( n cttmT7 , It ti absolutely bariue ) a nd wll ) ncct
permanent and ipeedjr cure , litlU r Ibe tiillant 11
moderatedrlnker oraualooholloMreok. II M'.VKU
KAII.r * . It opertlej 10 quietly und ulth inch c r-
lamtythat Iho ritlunt uorttreoci no moonT > nlenc ,
nil ere 1 l > w re , Ills complete relormttlcm le
KU UN ft c8"KUlh ° UouBlui. i Ulh A Cuuiin ( Hie.
0 j'Tr tle luiiplltd by Ul-AKK. I1HUCK & CO , Bud
lUCllAIdiaON llKUrt t'O Oinnln.
Ost.V-nr Ixclito'i IVrlodlcJl I'llli
Hie KrruchriiiiU'lr ) , octnn Ilia inenitrual tjilom and
euro luptireiiloD Iroru wliuluvtr cutin. I'rowolQ
uomtruullon , ' 1'lioiu ( "IIU ibonlilnot la tnkea dur *
UK iirennancy Am , I'lll C % > . , lloj.illr 1'ropi , Hpcn-
cer , Cliir Cur , lit. Uenuliiu t > r rlliuriuaa -McConiicll ,
Io < l e t .nuar I' . o.,0ailui U A. Melclier , SoutU
. 1 * . lilln. Cguucll Uluai. U , or 3 for Ii.
PRINCIPAL POINTS
EAST , WEST ,
NORTH and SOUTH
1302
HARRY P. DEUEL ,
City Pasaoncror and Tiokot
STJ
NERVE AND BRAIN THEATMEHT-
In either POX , Inrolunturjr hosiei. u < l tfiirm iti < ihcrn
caused by oTcr-eiArtlo- Iho lirnln , ' "
OYer-lndniKencfl. Vach to * cent aim ono iu >
pout. 9l altox. or § ii for 11 , r nt liy rnr
With feb urdar for U boii , will n-t\ \ < \
( niaranteo to refund money II Iho troMn .
turu. UuarantbojUsutU ntltcenulno4 ( . 1U uuiyby
GOODMAN DRUG CO , ,
11101'uriuui titreut. - Omulm Neb , _
s DK.
GRADUATE DENTIST
I A Full Sfl of TootU
un UnUlier. fur
KIVK Dui.niH.
Apcrfoet lit Riiiirnntrcd. Trulli oxlnolfld
without jialn or dnnziir. nnd will i-iit nnnos ;
Ihotles. Hold Hiul hllvor III iiKf.it | n irate - < l
rate < ) . lirlilpiii"1 Uiown Work. Teolli' '
out | iliit 4 , All work walianted.
OFFICE PAXTON BLOCK , 16TH AND FARNAMi
Kntracrr > , lllth street uluvutor. Ouunuvuiu
BBS until Ho'oloolf.
To euro nillouineu. flick Ileadarhe . , . . .
Malaria. Liver Complalnu. takx tlm tate
and certain remedy , H.MITH'S
BILE BEAf 3S
UiOtlioBMAU.BlZK(40 ( little IK-MIII to fhehot-
lie ) . They nro the moil convenient null ull emc *
1'rlcoof either ilio , 'J5 coou | > r buttle.
Kl&&IEHf * ' ' " ' "I I'licto-urarnrfll
rvitjvj | | v
iianoUUuotthUi bltluru for d
c uuoin ( > ow or atampi ) .
J , K. BMITII A CO. .
Makenof "llllo litmus , " bt. Uiuls. Mo.
