THE OiUAHA DAILY MONDAY , JANUARY 5 , 1891.
Interesting Pharos of Unman Natnro as Ex
hibited in Great Cities.
GALLANT BROKERS OF NEW YORK ,
Tlicy Throw Klisrn nt Iinily Specta
tor * In tilt ; Onllcrj Iho i lo
AflVtitcil Hnr fetaiiiaoli A Iluno
Trailer's CoiiBulciiue ,
Now York World : An old Umo broker
of the slock exchange waxed indignant
over his breakfast tit Doltnonlco'ti the
other morning about thoubudo which
has been Hliowcrcil upon faomo of the
inoinbers of the board by the papers on
account of their boisterous gulhuitry to
u Indy In the gallery. "If thny throw
her kisses , " the elderly broker Enid ,
"and wn cd their hands , I did not too it ,
and I was on the floor at the time.
Even If they did , I full to FCO what
theio was of such ( in Insulting na
ture about It all. The trading is lax
nnd times are not particularly bright.
If the hoj'H can yet a , little fun out of life
it should bo allowed to pass as a holiday
larlc and not talked of as a tragedy. The
whole bulrlt of the board has changed
during Iho pint fifteen years. The now
order of brokers liavo adopted the quiet ,
InloiiMj , stnllolci-s and thoughtless man-
neis of professional gamblers , and they
RO about their business in a cold-blooded
nnd tiiiuqull way that suygcbts the
dctilur at a faro table. There nro a few
good-natured , uhole-soulcd and jolly
brokers loft , nnd the bet > t thing that the
povernor.s of the block exchange ean do
IH to encourage them. A little nonscn&o
now and thun can do no posslhlo harm. "
New York Times : The elevators in
Bonio of Now York's tall buildings are
run tit a speed calculated to disquiet the
nerves of pcoplonho are not accustomed
to them , Ono of the cars In the F.quitu-
blo building the other day wan front
down , us the conductor expiossad it ,
"for all nho was worth. " There were
Bovornl Indies among the p.is'-engors ,
nnd onoof them , a gontlo-fucud , sihor.\-
liaired "grnndina , " was particularly dis
turbed. She liad given a half-smothered
cry ns the ear d topped story after story ,
nnd when &ho stopped -with the others
out upon the stone lloor of the rotunda
her face \ \ covered with tears and
eobs shook her slender form.
The young man who accompanied
the old lucl\ endeavored tocalm hurwith
%
reassuring words , but for some minutes
they were qulto unavailing. At length
the tears cciibod , and she was able to mi-
B\ver , thonqii in a voice that was btill
fulnt sind trembling1 , the an.xious ques
tionings of her companion.
"No , John , I ain't sick , " the sympa
thetic group that had gathered mound
heard her bay , "and t wasn't very much
ecart. "
"Then what makes you cry so ? " Hiked
the man.
"I know It's foolish , " she ansvercd ,
* 'but when that thing went down BO awful
fast it gftvotnoa feeling right hero , "
nnd Bho placed a thin hand just below
her heart , "exactly llko I had the day
your father died. Oh , John , John , it's '
brought it all bade againl"
Detroit Free Press : The owner of a
boarding stable in the northern part of
tlio city advertised ti liorso for sale.
Etirly ono morning u man appeared and
asked to see the equine.
"Hco hoio , " said the owner ns ho
Bquared oft"nt him , "I like to linvo a fair
understanding about things. Now then ,
la it for you or some ono cl&oV"
f "Soino ono else. "
"Do you know all about a liorso or
nothing at all ? "
"I know every crook and turn about a
horso. sir. "
"Oh , you do ? All right. Wo now
understand each oilier , nnd I'll show you
the beast. "
In tui minutes a sale had been effected
nnd the horse was being led away.
"Why did you euro whether ho was
preen or posted ? " inquiied a man who
had stood by.
"Made a great deal of dilTercnco tome
mo , " replied the late owner. * "Tho
liorbo is t-pavlned , pigeon-toed and weak
In the back. Had ho been an amateur I
should have felt bound to tell him. "
"But ho know all about the horso. "
"Exactly , and therefore knew noth
ing. Easiest sale I ever inado to any
one. "
New York Tribune : George Scrib
bler had saved up SIM with which ho in
tended to buy a nice Christmas present
for his wife and some toys and candies
for the babies , Tlo took the money from
his writing desk the dayboforo ( Jhribt-
mas nnd started out to malto his pur
chases. So engrossed was ho with
thqughtH of whut ho intended to buy
that hodid notobbervo two "light-fin
gered" gentlemen , ono of whom jostled
against him in the crowded street , while
the other ono neatly extracted his purse
from his pocket with the $20 which ho
had pinched himself so much to suvo.
IIo wont into 0110 of the largo stores
In Twenty-third street , selected the
goods ho wanted and foil for the money
to pay for them. The pocket-
hook , of course , was gono.
Ho foil hurrlculy in every pocket ,
but there was no truce of the wallet.
Llko a Hash ho remembered the man
who had jostled against him and re
called how queerly ho acted. His nockot
had been picked. Visions Hashed'before
him of the disappointed faces of his wife
nnd two little girls when they got up in
the inorning to learn that Santa Glaus
"
had" forgotten them entirely. Ho felt
for his watch. Lxicklly the pickpockets
had not secured that ,
"Put those things on the shelf for a
lljtlo while , " ho said , "and I will return
for thorn. "
That wlfo and the llttlo ones got their
Chribtmas presents that year and a
pawnbroker in Sixth tuonuo hail this
entry on hib books :
"Georgo Scribbler , gold watch , $20. "
Now York Star : I have noticed re
cently that a great many inoro pipes are
bolng smoked on the streets by well
dressed men than used to bo. "While in
nn up-town tobncconiht's store I asked
what in his opinion hud led to the mani
fest increase in the number of pipe
einokora.
' There are two reasons , " ho said. "In
the llrst place the McKlnloy bill has so
appreciably increased tlio cost of good
cigars that a good many men , especially
young ones , have taken to pipes as a
matter of economy. In the second place.
l > lpo-smokliig is 'English , you know , '
and the English crtisco has struck this
town pretty heavily. Now Yorkers who
Co to London find the public places
crowded with men who smoke pipes and
when they coitfo homo they at once npo
the easygoingLondoner. . "
Now York Star : I was talking with a
salesman whom 1 know In ono of the big
Ilroadwny clothing houses the other
day , when n keen-eyed , smartly dressed
younp man , with the general air of a
Kow Yorker , entered , lie was followed
by fifteen newly landed Spalnards , to
whom ho commenced allowing' various
wilts. "Tlioro is n innn wlio makes moro
inoiioy tliun tiny other salesman in the ,
Btoro1 snid my friend. "IIo only sells
on commission trots 10 per cent and
drums up his own trmlc. IIo speaks
Spanish and French llucnlly , and hits
nil ncfiiminlnnco with every purser of a
Spanish-American or French ship that
runs into New York , 't'licso ho moots
they land , gola iicqualntcd with the
wants of as many of the pnssongord ns ho
cnn rcnch , und steers tliom urouiul to
business houses with which ho has rnado
connection. Tlie. o .Spaniards whom ho
has it ) tow nro not dressed suitably for
the cllmat" hero , and nearly every ono
of them will until a nu\v \ suit and an j
ovoreoat. Miiybo they want shoos j
and undorelothltifj nnd other articles , i
Tlioy spenk llttlo or no English and are
very K\i\H \ \ to secure Ills berviccs , cs
l > edally IIH lie w.-is rccoiiimcntlcd by the
purser , with whom they had formuil
of an acqualnttincc. IIo will
also llml them u hotel or rooms as they
wish , introduuo them into s > omo fe'ood
rcbtuuiiuit and put thoin into the way
of onjojintf IhomsclvoH in comfort dur
ing their Now Your visit. This looks
111(0 ( a wealthy lot of voting men tlmt ho
1ms in tow now , aim I have no doubt
that ho will maho fully SoO to $75 in
cmntnibsion from thorn today and to-
nieht. " _
Chicngo Trihimo : "D'cssmoif ' I think
Chicago has many pretty women. ' ' said
S. Uaripini , a merchant from 13uigiuni ,
who has sjiont homo tlino in London.
"I walked along ono of your ptincipal
thorough faros today , " ho continued ,
"find althoujfh 1 saw many women out
shopping 1 fulled to see many who could
claim beauty. The clear , white , delicate -
cato complexion was lucking. I taw lots
of red notCH , and bonto with pimples
on thorn. Then ngulti the majority of
the women powder soolabonttoly tlmt it
isdibgustitif , ' . They do not appear to
umloi stand how to apply cosmetics
Then , again , the ladies \\oar \ diamonds
uhon out shopping. Why , tlmt is aim-
Pi ly ; atrocious. I observed u handbomely
dn = aed woman stop out of her carriage
in front of ono of your largo retail dry
goods shops tho' other day. Two big
diamond earring ! probably worth $2,000
or Jli.UOO , were in her cars , and as her
sealskin cloak was not tight at the
throat I also noticed a largo diamond
brooch. Another largo diamond prob
ably a three-carat stone t > urroundeil
with pearls , was thoro. Such a display
of bad tustoyou never would fco among
the women of London or Madrid. Not
oven the women who have no respect
for themsohos would attempt to at-
tiact attention by such n lavish display
of jewelry. I cannot understand how
a woman of good breeding1 can maho
such a display of herself. In London
and Jdadrid tlio women do their shop
ping in the most modest altiroand never
dream of wearing jewelrv. I not only
noticed this indecent display of'finory in
Chicago , but in Now Yorlc. In Uoston
the majority of women I observed were
no jewels while on their shopping ex
cursions. Take it altogether tlio women
of Chicago impress mo as being : lavishly
dressed , and fec\oral women especially ,
who had ugly fneos were bcarlot hats ,
abif to attract attention to thoirugli-
noss. "
Now York World : In n show window
on Twenty-second street a Singhalese
hello sits for several hour.- , every duv fill
ing sample boxes with some kind of tea ,
for which the maiden from Ceylon is a
sort of auxiliary advertisement. She is
young and very good looking ,
judged from a Caucasian stand
point and may not bo nioro
than twenty-two or twenty-thrco
years of ago. Short of btaturo and well
rounded , she deserves the extensive at
tention she receives , though she might
receive moro if she did not supplement
her native coatumo of dark calico with a
red and while striped shirt that covers
several iiu ! of her plump arms and
conceals the ieft breast , which under the
tropical sun is alwajs exposed to public
ga,5e. Ilor dress comes ever the left
shoulder only , being draped to the
right side in the manner of a snsli.
Her hair is jot blaclc , and her
complexion that lemon-tinted shade
which a shoo assumes after the polish is
faded from it for several weeks. On her
wrifatsaro numerous brass and silver
bracelets , in her ears hugo umbrella-
shaped pendants of gold and turquoise ,
and in the loft side of hot1 nose a gold
collar button. She smiles graciously
upon the women who stand to look at
her , and is witlml as complacent in her
consuicuous position as a Ilcstor street
hello In a dlmo museum beauty contest.
N M _ _ H _ _ _
Now York Times : A friendly little
dog that lives in a comfortable homo in
- street woat of Ninth
Ninety-fifth , avenue -
nuo , has a master with a resourceful
mind. The lact that the aforesaid
master , when not too busy arranging in
vestments for his surplus cash , does a
little newspaper work , perhaps accounts
for the resourceful mind. Late the other
forenoon this gentleman opened the
front door of his rosidedco Dropared for
his customary saunter to the elevated
station. A bnow drift from two to three
fcot deep completely covered his door
stop. Ills wife at his elbow suggested
that ho go down stairs and got the snow
shovel , but ho treated the sug
gestion as n playful jest. After
contemplating the snowbank a few seconds
ends , ho whistled for his dog. An ani
mated bundle of hair came tumbling
into the "Oolah ! "
hallway , spoke the
master , ' 'do you want to RO for a walk ? "
With a quick bark of delight the little
dog plunged out of the door and rolled
down the stons to the sidewalk. Then ,
after a good deal of kicking and rolling
about , tlio animal regained his fcot , and ,
obeying his master's call , sc ambled up
the stops and back Into the house. Again
ho was sent out and called back with the
same snow-scattering result , and , as ho
scorned to enjoy it , the act was repeated
for oven a third time. Thus was an
open path down the stops made for the
man with the resourceful mind. Oolah's
"walk" was postponed until a plcastvntor
day.
Chicago Tribune : Your real , genuine ,
first class detective seldom opens his
nlouth to toll you Ills theory or opinion ,
for the reason that the genuinoarti clo
detective , especially In a private gen cy ,
is boldom known as such except to the
head of the concern. The writer was
whore ho obtained the opinion of a gen1
ulno detective about "mysterious disap
poaranoes , " ' 'They may bo mystoriou1.
for while " ho bald "but
a , , they nearly
all come out alike : Woman , whlbky ,
cash ono of the three , euro as you live ,
It is the rarest thing in the world thai
a mibslng man never returns. Unless ho
is murdered and the body well sccrotet
the missing man will either return to
the place from which ho disappeared 01
squeal from his hiding place. Expo-
rlenco and observation with this class
warrant mo in this assertion. "
Chicago Tribune : Doctors do not like
to talk to newspaper men , for good rea
sons. Doctors are custodians of the best
stories in existence , nnd when n news
paper man can worm ono of these stories
nom such a source it is too good to keep.
But of course the physician must bo
kept In the dark. Even then the physi
cian does not llko to talk , because lie is
afraid his name might corno out , Ono
of those specialists was talking In his
reception room the other day , und ho
inndo this statement :
"There is nothing now in the proposi
tlon that we nro all mad. That'a n stori
as old us the hills uud is true. Wu cat
the Insanity that Is at largo Intent In
sanity. If It doesn't come in contact
\ , with n shock or some disease Itinny remain -
main latent until tlcnlh stops Iho ma
chinery. I know men In business who
nro Hnbly lo go to pieces , mentally , If
the unexpected happens. I once known
a mnn whoin a cashier of n
bank , and I had it from those who
know his wdrk that no moro compo-
I tent nnd accurate man ever held a plnee.
But I hud been his physician and his
. father's before him and 1 knew that the
imin \ \ < i3 mud. Ills Insanity was only
. nslcop. So well did I know him that I
' warned him to keep himself free from
such excitement as would result from a
certain dibcnse. As I htul feared , thnt
dlscnbo finally mndo its appearance in
the country , and the mnn blow out his
brains as soon ns ho heard of Italthough
the cnso was 12,000 miles nwny. "
New York World : There is a picture
of perfect contentment furnished In the
nttltudo of the "L * ' toiul locomotive on-
.Incur as ho lolls back in his seat with
ilb foot extended towards the front win
dow of the cab , nnd apparently , without
wlsting n mtibclo of his body , but sim-
ily b.v the moro stretching forth of ono
mud , controls the speed and direction of
ils iron horso. Ills euso and comfort
ire the rewards of the years ho spent in
'alnlng bis oxporlonco and attaining
ila bldll. The tlromau Is always busy
, vlth Ilia-ing torch and handful of
waste cotton or long-billed oil can ,
nirninhing or lubricating the machinery ,
ind it is only occasionally that ho can
Ind time to swing out of the locomotive
cab and help the engineer to flirt with
the coquettes in the second or third
btory windows. Rut the llrcirmn will bo
in engineer himself some day. and then
somebody else will bo oiling and rub-
jing the machinery. The picture , visl-
jlo a hundred times a day on the Third
nnd Sixth nvonuo rends , exemplifies an
evolutionary process that exists in every
walk of modern life.
Now York Tribune : "Sny , boss , give
mo u few pennies to buy something to
eat , will you ? " bald a ragged urchin to a
mm hurrying through Mail street at 0
o'clock Christmas ove.
Now the ono appealed to had just been
juying Christmas presents for n score of
sisters , cousins and aunts , to say noth-
nif about the numerous rattles , dolls ,
etc. , which ho had bought for the mom-
) ors of his own Immediate family , and
consequently ho was Icoling rather
) oor.
"Can't do it , sonny , " ho &ald rather
ji nllly , as ho hurried on.
The boy assumed u tone half sorrow-
'ul ' , with a touch of Independence In it ,
ind said to the retreating llguro :
"Boss , I hope you 1mvo a merry
liristmas. "
The man stopped , turned round , dug
ii ? hand into his pocket and handed the
urchin a quarter. Thun ho hurried on
igain.
Ten minutes later the same urchin
entered a hallway whore half a do/ton
street arabs were assembled.
"Hi , Jimmy ! " ho yelled , ushoontcrud ,
'seo ' what do bloke give mo. ( Showing
the quarter. ) Lot's play 'craps.1 "
The senior proprietor of this paper has
been subject to frequent colds forsomoyoars
\ \ hiuherosuro to lay him up if not doc-
toted ntonco. Ilollnds that Chamberlain's
cough remedy is reliublo. It opens the secre
tions , leliovcs the IUIIKS , and restores the
system to a Iicnltny condition. If frcoly used ,
is soon as the cold has been contracted , and
before it has become settled in the system ,
it greatly lessens tlio attack and often cures
In a single day what would otherwise have
been n sovcro cold. Notthwestern Hotel Re
porter , Dos Molucs , In
Mining in Mc\lur > .
Mouval Los Tanps of Chihuahua , Mexico
ice , has been visiting friends in this city
"
recently , sajs the Kansas City Times" .
! Mr. Los Tonas is a Mexican mining en
gineer. IIo told of his descent into the
crater of Popocatepetl , the volcano
which is now practically extinct.
"I went down into the crater of the
mountain farther probably than any
other man to examine the sulphur
mines , " said the young Spaniard , "very
few persons of the United States have
oven made the ascent of this mountain.
It is worse than climbing the Matter-
horn. It costs about $50 in the first
place , takes several days and is very ex
hausting. I was lot down into the
crater the sumo way as the Mexican
minors who dig sulphur at this elevation
of 18,000 feet by means of a windlass
nnd n ropo. The mouth of the crater
is inoro than half a milo across. The
mine is owned by General Ochon ,
who lives in the City of Mexico. I saw
there and examined carefully thousands
of tons of the purest sulphur ever mined.
When Cortez and his soldiers visited
that country they needed faiilphur for
gunpowder arid ascended the mountain
lor the first time in its history , the
natives said. I tell you it must have
taken a vast amount of nerve to go up
nn unknown mountain like Popoeatlpctl
nnd then descend into the mouth of that
volcano. I think , everything considered ,
it beats anything I over heard of in his
tory or fiction. The natives who gather
the sulphur now only secure small pack
ages of it , which thov fasten to their
backs. They then slide down the snow-
on the mountain after the manner of tlio
woodcutter of Franco For this venture
some work they get about 20 cents pot-
da j' . "
find drainage causes much sickness , nnd
bail blood and Improper action of the liver
and kidneys is bad ilruiiiifu ; to the human
system , which Burdock Blood Hitters rem
edy.
1'ookn in Uluiliis.
In Europe , long before the days of
printing , books were fastened to shelves
or desks in libraries and churches to
guard against their being stolen and
also to prevent ono student's gaining an
unfair advantage ever another by secur
ing the loan of a book from n too amia
ble librarian , says the Globe-Democrat.
Tlio libraries of the English universi
ties wore chained until the latter
part of the eighteenth century ,
when , on account of the incon-
vonicnco of using them , the chains
were removed. It is recorded that at
King's college a man was paid 1 7s , in
1777 , for nine days labor in taking the
fetters off the college books. According
to The Antiquarian , there are , however ,
a few chained libraries still remaining
In England. The largest of those Is at
the cathedral church of Hereford , and
Is the ono genuine survival of an old mo
nastic library. It consists of about two
thousand volumes , of which 1,500 are
chained. There are five book-cases , and
the remains of two others.
The catalogue , which is also chained ,
classifies the books , many of which are
in manuscript , In eight divisions. Each
chain Is from three to four foot long , ac
cording to Us position , EO that every
volume can bo placed on the reading
desk. In the center of these chains are
swivels , which are useful in preventing
their entanglement.
Hereford possesses the latest , ns well
ns the oldest collection of chained books
in the kingdom , the library of 285 volumes
umos , which wits bequeathed to All
Saints' church as late as 171.
A lloman Mnnto Carlo
A project has been submitted to the
Italian government for establishing n
casino on the Monte Carlo line at Frcs
call , which Is within a drive of Homo ,
snys London Truth , The tables wouh
bo open only to members of a "club , " to
walulf , of course , everybody with monoj
to lese would obtain easy admission.
NU HODMKIl.
IIo Invaded tlmlHncrctl I'rcclnuts of a
Club nntlflj Tnkou lit Hnnil.
Ono of thosatyonng men who servo ns
\aonts and touts for certain brands of
cliuinpagno aiul who use their social
connection ! * toihfclp them out has made
himself so obnoxious nt ono of the best
clubs up town says the Now York Even-
ng Sun , that ho lias been called before
, ho house committee , who threatened
tlin with expulsion. The waiters were
called up nt the same time ns partiel-
laiits In the crime , and were told that
they could remain only on probation. It
Hcoins that formomo timu past a number
of the younger members , who have hardly
enough money with which to pay thor club
dues , have been giving a scries of expen
sive dinners in tlio main dining room of
, ho club , und have occupied the center
table conspicuously and with a great
deal of noise and laughter , and a most
objectionable advertisement of tlio fact
that they had more champagne than was
good for them ,
It was their custom to offer a bottle to
.ho other members who came In to dine ,
is though thov wanted to hhow a ,
'deadly feeling and to have othoiH slmro
n tholr joy. But it was noticed that
the champagne which they so gener
ously had passed about was always of
ono particular brand the brand for
which the club member was the agent.
Not only was it offered frcoly In this
way , but the members have been greatly
uinoyod by having it forced upon them
> y the waiters , whether they or
dered that brand or not. and with a
persistency that showed intention and
not u mibtako. The members finally
begun to complain and the house com-
nltteo grow suspicious and Investi
ated the matter , only to find that every
.vaitor . in the employ of the club had
jccn tampered with and was receiving
pny to servo and push and recommend
ho wine agent's brand of champagne.
1'hoy were accordingly brought up bo-
'oio tlio committee and told that they
.vould . bo discharged if they attempted
, o tout for the wine again , and the inutn-
> or himself had to beg for his member
ship , which he came near losing. Now
tlio Imnocunioas youths go thirsty and
content themselves with reading the atl-
vortlbomonts for champagne in the
> apers , and tlio wine agent drinks boor
ind sayb ho likes it.
HEIl PATiilill'S HOOT.
It Gave Hint IIIw Plrst hilt In tlio
AVorlil.
"It was ono Thanksgiving day about
fifteen yearn ago tlmt I got my start in
the world , ' ' said a well-dressed , comfort-
iblo looking man at the Griswold house
to a Detroit Free Press man.
How was thair1" uskod ono of the
party.
l lived with my parents in a small
town in Ohio. When about eighteen
years old I became smitten with the
pretty daughter of ono of our neighbors.
iMy case was a desperate one , ami I am
willing to admit that I made a fool of
mjself. I haunted her homo like a
ghost ; I was there every day , barely
pjoing homo long enough'for my meals.
After graduating from the high school
my father secured for mo business oppor
tunities in Cleveland , but I could not
slay away from the village in which lived
my chnrmor , and in less than a month I
was back , worshinintr at her shrine.
"Matters , ran along in this way for a
year" and I gave promise of never
amounting to enough to earn tlio salt I
ato. I rpmcmbor that Thanksgiving
day of which I speak I spout the after
noon at my inamorata's homo , and lin
gered in the evening until , an unusual
hour.
"Tho clock had just struck 12 when
the girl's father walked into the parlor
with determination stamped on every
lineament of his countenance. For
bearance had ceased to bo a virtue with
him , und ho had rebolvcd to resort to
heroic treatment.
Without speaking a work ho seized
mo by the coat collar , and before I know
it I was on the front stop. Hero ho
paused long enough to give mo the
hardest kick that ever a mortal man re
ceived. I have ridden bucking broncos
and taken headers from bicycles since
that day , hut I hsvo never experienced
another sensation like it.
"I left the place that night vowing
vengeance. At first I thought I would
burn the house , but the next day my
feelings had modified and I started for
Cleveland , whore I worked in a whole
sale house. I succeeded from the llrst ,
and ton years later I went back and
married the girl , receiving her father's
blessing. I will always maintain that
my father-in-law ga\o mo my firbt lift. "
Gcorpo Campbell , Hoplilnsvlllo , Ky. , says :
Burdock Blood Bitters is the bust prepara
tion for the blood and stomach ever manu
factured.
Don't Fool Yoiirself !
Notwithstanding all rumors to the
contrary , the Chicago , Milwiu no & St ,
Paul Hy'a now steam boated palace
sleeping cars , with "electric lights in
every berth , " still leaves the Union depot -
pot , Omaha at 6:10 : p. m. daily , arriv
ing at Chicago at 9I0 : ! a. m. , in ample
tlmo to maho all eastern connections.
Ticket olllco , 1501 Farnam st.
J. E. PKUSTOX , F. A. NASH ,
C. Pass. Agt. Gen. Agt.
Tickets at lowest rates and su pcrlor
Qccommodatloqs via , tlio great Rock
Island route Ticket ollico , 1G02 Six
teenth and Farnam streets Omaluu
Picture of Knctniy Children.
PresidentGompors of tlio Federation
of Labor says : "Our centers of industry
with their mills , factories nnd work
shops are tcoining with young and inno
cent children , bonding their weary form
with long hours of dainly drudgery ,
with pinched and wan cheeks , and
emaciated frames , dwarfed botlt physi
cally nnd mentally , and frequently driv
ing them to premature decay and death.
The innocontmmilo of youthful happi
ness Is soon'transformod fnto wrinkles
nnd other evidence of early decay. The
life's blood of the young of our land is
too frequently sapped at the foundation.
The hope of > \ perpetuity of frco institu
tions is endangered when the rising gen
eration is robbed of the opportunity to
enjoy the healthful recreations of the
play-grounds , or the mental Improve
ments of the ichool houso.
Cwd tn Million * ot
49 Yoari Iho SUDdard.
THE BEST
RDMTHE
IN THE WORLD.
ARK MADE BY THE
WoonsookeL & RhoclB Island Rubber Go
WC9t01' " nK ° ta ll a nlwnys carry n laivo stock.
Jraerican [ land Sewed Shoe Bo
12M ( and 1206 llarney Street.
DraBette&Betts
Physicians , Surrjcons and Specialists.
MOO DOUGLAS STKLE1E1T
OMAHA ,
The moi widely and favorably knowm spo
lallstsln the tlnltotl Stiitcn Their Ion : ; ex
perience , remarkable skill and universal suc
cess In the treatment and euro of Nervous ,
Chronic and Huritlc.il Diseases , entitle these
eminent physicians to tlio full confidence of
tlio anllctod nvory whvrp. Tlioy guarantee :
A OEIITAIN AND I'USITIVE CURE for
tno awful effects of carlv vlco and the numer
ous evils tlmt follow In its train.
riUVATE. III.UOD AND SKIN DISEASES
spoprtlly , completely nnil porm.incntly cured ,
NEIlf 6UB fEHIIITY A.NU aEXUAL O13-
OKDEKH yield ruadlly to tbolr skillful troat-
IUi'lbE9. FISTULA AND RECTAL ULCEU3
Ruiir.intcod cured without pain or detention
from lJUBlni'iij.
HVimOUELE AND VAHIOOOELE perraa-
nuntly anil successfully cured In v ry caso.
BYl'HILIS. OONOUItHEA , GLEET , Spor-
mntorrhon. Seminal \Yeikn : < 1s3 , Lost Uftntiood ,
Night Kmlsslnni. Deenyed Facultlon , 1'euinlo
Wuiilcnesi and all dollu.ito illsordera peculiar
to either lex positively cured , ns well lui nil
functional disorders that result from youth
ful follies or the excess of m itttra yoarf ,
STRICTIIRF du rnnteei > permanently
o l l\iv/i u i\Li ourod , removal ooinnloto ,
wltliou. duttlng , caustlo or dilatation. Ouroa
anVcted at home by patluat without a mo
ment's pain or annoyance.
TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MbN.
A9IIPP riIRI7 The awful effects of
OURD UUR1early
- early vlco which brings
prKanlo wealtness , dostroylns tjoth mlnil and
body , vrlth all Its dreaded Ills , pornmnonty
cured.
DHS RFTTS Address those who have Im.
US\O. ULiL 1O paired tliomselvos
by Im
proper Indulgence and solitary IiiblU , which
ruin both mind and body , unfitting thoin fo
business , study or rnirrliiKe.
MAKUIGL ) MEN or those cntorln ? on thai
happy llfe.awaroof puyslcaldebllity , qulokly
OUR BUCOBS3
la bad upon facts. First I'raottoal expert-
one * . Heoond Every case li specially itudled ,
thB tjrtlna right. Third MtdlolnM are
prepared In our laboratory exactly to lull
achotse , thus cffocthiK euro wltliout Injury.
Drs. Betts & Betts ,
t409 DOUGLA3 STREET. - OMAHA. NEB.
To euro Biliousness. Sick Headache , Constlpitloa.
Alalarln. Liver Complaints , tnko ttio safe
and certain remedy , SMITH'S
BEANS
Use tlio BMAT.TjSIZE (40 ( llltlo twnna to the bot.
tlo ) . They nro the most convenient , cult nil HKC3.
1'rlcoof eltlier olio , 25 cenu per bottlo.
KISSIMCnt 7' \ 770 : J'l'Olo-Rrnvuro ' ,
panelsUooltills
plcturo for 4
eonw ( coppers or Btamps ) .
J F. SMITH &CO. .
Makers of "lillo Uuiitu , St. Louli Mo.
'C. L. ErlcksonLocal Agent , EOON.lUth
DR. BAILEY
GRADUATE DENTISr
A I'uU Sot of Toot'i
on Uuhbor , for
_ _ 1'ivn lor.i.\its. )
A perfect fit Rimrantoed. , T oth oxtraoloa
without pain or dittiKor. und wltLout atiacs-
thctlcs. QdUl and sllvor , IlljiiB * nt lowcn
rates. Hrldpo and Crown Worlt. Tooth without -
out nlntf * A11 work warranted.
OFFICE PAXTON BLOCK , 16TH AND FARNAM
Entrance , 16th htroot elevator Openo\cu-
cs until B o'clock
111 ? n Isth
IcuitUltr mindly fur nil thn
unnaluinl tllnc horses nna
prlBle illsf uses nfim-n A
rcrtnln eure for thn ilclilll-
to women.
. , Iirejeriloltnn'lccl5af8 | (
THEtV NSClltMlC lCo In teeoinmcudlDf it lo
B" niintsrtTH.
J STOKER , MD.DtOTUi.il ! ,
Nolil I > .V l > i nCil lV
J'Rlt'K gl.UU.
FOR SALE
Mv 1'iilntlnB nnil rnpoilmnulnif busings. KutMj-
II.lied I&M llun u eil KIMted | Hick of Wall
I'til'iT.Vull Moulding * , 1'alnU , llrmlios , clo.
P. WINDHEIM ,
610 S. 10th Street , Omaha.
loHliAUICl OVbY'-nr- Logics I'erloillcU 1'lllt
therri < nchrunuiil7ucton the uienitrunt tjnam and
cure lupprenlon ( torn nlutover canta , I'romolii
lueniirualluii Tlie u | illl iliuiiUI nut In takim Our-
nufiannnnef Am , I'll. Cti , Ituy.iltr I'rupi , Hpen-
eer , Clur Co , lit dimulr.oUjr bhorin.in A .MtCoiuull ,
Uoduoit.nojr I * U.Uaialiii , U. A Mulcher , Moultt
ii M. 1 * . Ultu. Cuuncil UluHt. l .ur J ( ur Ji-
IER ICE TOOL.
111 ct Mnrlvors ,
WITH LIFTINGCAMS. .
H DOUBLE ! MAR.KEXRS.
S A full line of Everything used , by Icdt3athoror3
Send for Catalogue and Prices.
O HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR ,
1405 DOUGLAS STREET , OMAHA.
NO OTJRKr NO
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
Pctciiteonjrenrs experience A reRiilnr gruluato In modlclno , in dlplomn showH ' * KTftttruHt
lliOKrcnto t HIKCOSS , nil Nervous , riironlenml I'rhato ll
oi 04 Apunmnont curoRniiraiucil for Oami-n
Sperniatorrlicrn , I.o't .Manhood. * > cmnnl ! Woikna < * , Mtfht loiso . ImpotentSrjilillh btrloluro , nndnlKH
en-os . ol lliulllood , Skin unit Urlniry OritiiH. N II 1 cuirantco Jj)0 ( ) for ciery taio 1 uml.irt.iSio uud fatjXj
euro. a 111. to Coniulutloii U m. frco. llook iMystcrlea of Life ) aont fico onicohoura 9a. m. toK p. m. BuiUiiri Jk *
20F THE SEASON !
0 facilitate matters ,
we have divided
our immense stock of
fine custom m ado !
| SUITS AND OVERCOATS |
| into four [ 4 ] lots andj
marked them at prices j
that will insure a speedy
sale
E want to call your
attention to the
SUITS AND OVERCOATS
we are offering1 at the
above named price. Look
iin our window ; come in
! and we will show them
, to you. Remember the
price , $15.00.
IN AU Tilt WOULD THERE IS OUT ONE CURE
DR. MINES' GOLDEN SPECIFIC ,
It ran IIP ollrn In u iui tif cuftvo ur Irn , or In ur.
llclc at fuoJ , without tha knowlcJfo ol Ihe patient ,
llneociaary. It is abiolutely harroltHa and will ( fleet
a p.ruiio.m and ipeedy euro , whether the patient l.
ainoderalodrlnkeroraaaloohollevireek. IfJSMKU
FA I l.t. It operate ! to quietly and witn > ucb cvr-
tamtythat tlie patlont tiudencoei no Inoonventenco.
ana em ha u uw ro , hii complete relormatlou 11
crfrcted mp.ue bookof partlcillarHtrflo lobctiadu !
KUI1N tt CO. , JOth ftUouKUii.dMMhAtUunilngiila.
01r do itiplillcd by HI.AKi ) , DUUCi : & CO , an J
) l/nitAltrHON DI1UI1 CO. , Otnha
FOR MEN ONLY
MMri'lll' / Tor I.ObPor I'AIMNfi MAN-
ill WLUIj HOOD : Ornural und M-K-
VOI'H Iir.lllMTV. Wonkncss of llody mill
Mlml ; Kili'its ofTi roisor KM esses In Old ur
VtnuiK. linbtist.NuUlu MAMIUOI ) fully ro-
Hoic'd. Wou'litiriinlt'O
uviny cnso or money
lofundrd , Suinplu ronino , lire ( | IIJH' tiu.it-
inutit , il ; full eiiurio.o ' ! - punluil fioin
( ibierMitlon. Cool. Itoiucdy Co , Onialiti , Nub. ,
Ultlco CotUt i and 1'urnniu hliouta.
Ul vswy 13 n HC J a tn csacs
R9 tfft IT ES I I CJO INTHCWORLDWILL
t\fl Vy I ln U OOptTMM A.nupTunt
orKl\orelief llliu"lir. I'lurue a MuKiiitlo 1 U 'ia '
Irn > > . " Itli nrurrdtliiiiinaiiiliil If > ou wnnttim
llltH I'.ecnil Ic In fl.nilin < ui'frtul' ' > ni'l | ' > lvt An. t ,
Mnk'mllc Iluntlc'Iru Cu , , Han I'roiulicu , t at
DR. MOGREW ,
THU1 SPROlAIilBT ,
Is isurpuMbud In tlio ticatinont ot aU
forms of
PRIVATE DISEASES
etrlctuio , Syiihllls. l.o < it M uiliood , 81dn Dll.
eases and lY'inalo Dlsuuseo. Dr. McUrovtrf
success In t Iiu Iro.itnient of tlio abuvo Dlsoassi
has never boon equaled. A euro is guaranteed
without the IIISM of an hours time. Writs
for circular * . LADIES , from 2 to 4 onl/ .
Olllco , Tor. 14th and Kariutm Sts. , Omaha ,
IScb. l.ruraneoon either utrcut.
NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT ,
Hwelflo for 'IJittrfa.P Mlntui fitl.l.V.- , , . .
tu n n. Uuntal l > pr islon , Horienlnif of the liraln ,
Fultlnir In Insanity iiacl Uartloe to mlterr d raj iuux
( lealli , I'ninaturo Old Aif * . ilmr iincn , l.oir of I'qwu/ (
Itiollhur lox , Iiiroluntarj Lone. , anil I'ljtriinlorrtV/ ' .
aaviwl lir OTerieitlo - \ of the liriln , lr t < uie of'
OKI tndulj { nc . JCach Lo conialn oii monlh' ' tr f { <
2'"t. tl a t'oi. or ill for 8i , , .nt bjr in lliire-ifi (
Vriih each order for ill IIOIM , will nil iilrrliiHl
tniaraot.e to refunil mr-ier If the treatment faW N
rui" . Uuara-nteciliiuxl iulirtnujneiolU oulr
GOODMAN DUUG CO. ,
HlOl'urnaui itreoU - . Omabt Nr
IO WEA.K MEI ;
otcny , waning wenkneti. lo t iiianlimnl. ilc , I will
fiil ( a taluabla trtatlMi ( mni.-cli containing full
rartlriil - ni for linino euro , rillili of cl into. < i
rli-iulliliniidlralxtnrkiiihoiilfl tie rrad if mff
tnim nbn I. afrvona nn.l iKl.llltatid. Xddr f ( |
1'rof. I' . C.l'OAVLr.KMooau , t