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8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : -WEDNESDAY , JANUARY 14 , 1891.
THE CITY.
Frank Rntngo has sccurod judgment
against M. S. B\rtlott : in tlio county
court for $100 runt.
I'lireo cnrs of crockery from Liverpool
for Mntiror of Council Bluffs , passed the
cuwtoins liouso yesterday.
The pollco were notified by telephone
to bo on the lookout for n soalnkln sacquo
nnd muff stolen In Council BlulTs.
The temperature as reported by the
local slpnal service olllcowasas follows :
At 7n. in. , 21 = " , ut 10 u. m. , 83 = , und lit
1 p. m , 41 * .
Mr. Will I/uvlor president of the
Eden MuSeo company. IH in S.ilt Lake at-
for the establishment 'of ft mu-
Eoum at Hint point.
Tlio following criminals will bo nv
rnigned in Judyo Olnrkson's court
thiH morning : William Newton ,
bii'f'liiry | ; John Johnson , burglary ;
Junit'tf ' ItuynoldD , tnurdor ; Bill Nowinun ,
grand larceny.
John William Hnrfreavo writes
Chief Souvoy from Scarborough , Hng-
land , for Infonmitlon regarding his son ,
R T. Jlartfreave , who was reported to
have died in the Douglas county liospl-
tnl December III. Ho wants to know if
his KOII'S remains were decently interred
nnd whether or not the hospital olllcitils
redeemed a watch that had boon pawned
Bhortly before his death.
KII > Ui : > Til IS IK IIUST I'lUKNl ) .
Lieutenant Casey Trained tlio Indians
, to Work.
The death of Liioutonant Edward \V.
Casey , who was shot through the head
whllo venturing close to tlio hostile
Sioux camp , following clobo upon tlio
loss of Captain Wallace and of the many
men killed lit Wounded Knee , shows
that a costly price has already been paid
for the campaign now going on.
Lieutenant Casey was an onthusiaston
the Biibject of the possibilities of Indian
BcouU , and had boon very suceesstur in
MB management of thcso iiuxilliarics.
A California , ! ! by hlrtli , but appointed
from Louisiana to the military academy ,
ho had served as a subaltern in the
Twenty-second infantry more than sev
enteen ycara at the time of his death ,
having been assigned to that regiment
as a second lieutenant in ISTIf , and ob
taining his promotion to bo first lieuten
ant early in 1SSO. A year's detail as
senior assistant instructor of infantry
and artillery tactics nt West Point in
18Si ; was followed by borvico of more
than two years as adjutant of his rogi-
mcnt ; but it was his success with Ills
company of Cheyenne scouts at Fort
Kcngh , in Montana , that made him
bettor known outside of military circles ,
Of this company Mr. Frederic Reming
ton recently gave a description in Har
per's Weekly :
. "When at tlms place I was driven out
to the little village of Lieutenant K. W.
Casey's Cheyenne scouts. I saw a long
line of well-constructed J.0 buildingcor-
- . Tills und stauics" , also a Ini'gG gill'don
fenced and cultivated. I entered the
hout.cs . and saw comfort and cleanliness.
I saw smiling faces and laughing chil
dren. I saw perfectly kept cavalry arms
and accoutrements , and line Indian sol
diers , who stood like bron/.o statues , and
saluted In the host possible form , while
never a muscle of their htern faces
twitched and they looked a soldier and
folta soldier , and were in fact the finest
I bad over scon. I saw them mount and
fall In and drill in admirable shape , all
by a sign of Lieutenant Casey's right
hand , because do not understand Knglish
wall enough. I admired the indomit
able zeal of Lieutenant Casey and hoped
his work would lead to greater things.
"Six months before till those monworo
down at the Lame Deer agency doing
nothing , unless to go out gunning for a
ranchman's cattle. Lieutenant Casey
brought them up to the mouth of the
Tongue river , uniformed and equipped
them , and ploughed and made a garden
after irrigating the land. lie then took
them up the Yellowstone , and it is al
most beyond belief ho gave them axes
with which they mauled logs , and with
the help of their ponies they tugged
thcji out to the river and drove them
down to lao fort. They then hewed the
logs and built cabins as good as any
ranchman's in ttio country. Lieutenant
Casey and his Interpreter ( tin old Fifth
infantry boldior , who has been in battle
against the Choycnnos ) were the only
white men aloag. Itoypnd doing till this
work , they are well-drilled , and all in
eix months. Wo keep army recruits four
months nt n depot before wo forward
them. I should not bo surprised if Lieu
tenant Casey had his Indians herding
Bheop in course of time , and that is the
particular thing that an Indian will
not do. "
A XO V.VE31 ax Id.
Tlie beauty and talent displayed by the en
tire cast la the historical production of tho'
gorgeous spectacle , "America 1403 , 1SS2 , "
has never been surpassed In this city , The
costumes are entirely foreign to all Ideas
over advanced hero and the ground work of
the cut ire spectacle Is rounded on tbo princi
pal historical facts of this country. It is
tilled with soul stirring music and thrilling
battle scenes , anil tlio situations hi both Held
nnd forum nro really beautiful. It Is un-
douDedly the most instructive production
now before the public. A special matinee 1j !
for Indies nail scholars will bo given next j
Bnlurdny afternoon , and packed houses will [
be in order during this most Instructive spec
tacle.
'i'ho entertainment provided ny the Eden
Museo this week Is ono of the strongest over
presented at that popular house. Ulla Kwlng ,
the giantess from Missouri , who liai been
such a popular attraction the past week , lias
been retained , hls week in order that all may
avail themselves of the opportunity of seeing
the greatest wonder In modern history , An
other freak that lias just been pun on this
week Is Nellie May , the Nebraska fat flrl ,
who weighs -HO pounds and Is but sixteen
years old. This girl is a perfect wonder and
BO fat tliatslio walks with the greatest dilli-
culty. In the HIJou theater the Howard im
perial minstrel company of twelve well
known blnck face artists holds forth. This
company Rives a really enjoyable entertain
ment and instead of detaining a person
three hours give an hour's porformunco full
of wit and humor.
"Evangollno , " with Its two score of
Acadian maidens , its merry but miserable
rulllnns , Its demure heroine , Its ilnshlng
hero , Its Dutch cautnln , its Irish policeman ,
Its lone fisherman , Its cunning notary , Its
coquettish chaperon , In fact , "Kvangellno"
with all Us glorious halo of Btajjo triumph ,
ninRiilllcent scenery , superb costumes vjtid
dnzxllnp brilliant effects will bo seen at
Iloyd's Saturday and Sunday , January 17 and
18. Klohard Harlow will play Catherine anil
none other than Joe Harris will till tlio role
of the lone tlshermnn. Hen Lodge , the
favorite comedian , will play Lo Hlatic , whllo
two exceptionally talented and beautiful
young ladles. Miss Lillian \Valtors and Miss
Cicraldtna McCann , are in tbo parts of
Gabriel and Kvangcllno.
BoyiVs opera liouso will present for the
first tlmo In this city during the last
three nights of next week a now comlo opera ,
which served to plcaso Now Yorkers im
mensely last summer at Palmer's theater ,
dcsmto the almost unbearable torridity , The
now opera also Introduces a now opera com.
paV Intho tltloof the \VllllamJ. Gllmoro
opera company , which has won high pratso
for the magnitleent production given 111 "Tho
Sea King,11 The score Is said to brim with
melodies which are already popular where
the opera has been heard.
Between the first and second acts of
"Odette" nt Iloyd's opera house this evening ,
tbo orcbestin , under the direction of Mr. '
Salisbury , will play for the lirst tlmo 5 ;
transcription of tbo soap , "Only a May Day
Crown , " composed by Mr. Eugene Jppion , n
member of the couuuuy , anil dedicated to
Miss Clara MorrU.
N. It.Falconer , Muslin Underwear.
Our annual muslin 'underwear sale
will cornmcnco on Thursday. Wo will
ollor the best assortment of thcso goods
wo have over shown , and BOIUO oxtn-
ordlrmry bargains ; full particulars to
morrow.Vo also on Thursday , nt 0
o'clock , make an extra special sale in
our cloak and suit department , for the
benefit of domestic help who have no
other tirno at thotr disposal , The bar
gains will bo the most extraordinary wo
have over olTored and will not bo placed
on sale till 8 o'clock.
N. B. FALCONER
HIU' Doouir'H Mill.
Probably the largest fee for medical
or surgical attendance over paid in Now
York was the sum of $100 to Dr.Vlllard
Parker , about llfteon years ago , for an
operation in a wealthy family resident
near Now York , says the Chicago Her
ald. The case was one of goitre , a rare
allllction in the United States , at least
among native Americans , although far
from uncommon in Franco and Switzer
land. From the aide of the face and neck
hung n lleshy sack , hideously disfiguring
and making life a burden to the heir of
govern ! millions. Ho carried the out
growth in a silken bag , which hid it
from view , but did not render less con
spicuous the fact of its presence. The
young man appealo to tlio surgeons of
the highest reputation in Franco nnd
London ; but they made an examination
und concluded that an operation would
result fatally. Then ho turned to the
well known American surgeon , who con
sented. It is said to have been n most
arduous task of surgery. But the patient
liycd , nnd without the deformity.
Muitsii'S.
Continue tlio Sale of Roys' Clotlilni ; .
20 boys' overcoats , $5.00 , fur-trimmed
with genuine astraehiin and beaver ,
sizes 4 to 10 years , reduced from $15.00.
JO.00 overcoats marked down to $ ; 5.7o.
$1.00 overcoats marked down to $1.75.
$10.00 .suits marked down to $5.50.
$7.00 suits marked down to $4.75
$5.00 suits marked down to $2.)0. ! )
$ . ' ! .00 suits marked down tol.)0. ( )
Boys' heavy knee pants J'e , ( ic ! ) , $1.00.
Our extra stock of boys' clothing must
bo sold previous to inventory regardless
of what it is worth.
THE MOKSK DRY GOODS CO.
TIIUIU IjKADUUllili 1SI3SIGN.
Secretary Debs of the Ilrotlicrhooil
of Locomotive Firemen Tlio : ! .
Grand Secretary and Treasurer B. V.
Debs of the Brotherhood of Locomotive
lYomon lias announced that at the con
clusion of his present term lie would retire -
tire from any olllcial connection with the
order , says a Turro Haute dispatch to
the Chicago Times. Mr. Debs has been
sineo 18bO elected six consecutive
times grand secretary und treas
urer of the order without , a sin
gle dissenting vote , the last
being at Sun Francisco last September
for a term of two years. Ho is also
editor of the Fireman's Maga/ino , the
'
otllcial 'publication of the order , and
after Grand Master Sargent is the best
known man among the firemen. Tlio
physical strain and a dcsiro to enter
other business are given by Mr. Debs as
the reason for his retirement. Mr.
Dobs' term will not expire for nearly
two years , and his reasons for an
nouncing his contemplated retirement
now is that tlio order may look
about for his successor. Mr. Dobs' an
nouncement will bo a great surprise in
brotherhood circles and will also bo of
interest to all the orders in the Fedora-
tlon of Railway Employes. Mr. Debs is
a member of tlio supreme council of
twelve , and it was ho who last Septem
ber ut the conclusion of tlio important
mooting hero , which declined to order a
strike on the New York Central , wrote
the address to the country , setting out
the reasons for such action.
Muslins and bheotings at net cost. Fal
coner's.
1002. Sixteenth and Farnam streets ia
the now Rock Ifalaud ticket olllco. Tick
ets to all points cast at lowest rates.
Our annual linen sale still on. Fal
coner's.
a -
Directors Hlcctoil.
About ono hundred of the stockholders of
the Driving I'.irlc association met yesterday
afternoon at the chamber of commerce In the
annual meeting for tbo election of directors.
The followitiR pentlemen were elected as di
rectors of the association : Thomas Swobe ,
Joseph Garneau , J. H. Birlret , U. S. Berlin.
J. M. Swotnam , William Krug and D. II.
Mercer.
A resolution was passed recommendliiR to
the board of directors that the nmtterof malt
ing a loan upon the property of tlio associa
tion ho considered and reported upon at the
next mcetinR of the association. In case the
loan is made the association will doubtless
get the park in shape fortho Juno races next
spring. The association will meet again soon
at the call of the president.
The directors of the Nebraska savlnps and
exchange Dank hold a meeting yesterday
tornoon nnd re-elected the old ofllcors for the
ensuing year. Thcso oflicors are as follows
John L. Miles , president ; Samuel Cotnor.vlco
president ; Dexter L. Thomas , cashier ; W.
A. L. Gibbon , cashier of South Omaha
branch.
The stockholders of the Commercial Na
tlonal bank vosterday elected the following
directors for the ensuing roar : A. P. Hop
kins , Charles Turner , Charles K. Bates , E.
M. Morsomnn , Alfred Millnrd , William G.
Maul , W. L. May , B. M. Anderson , Edwin
S. Itowloy. The oftlcers will b < j elected some
time during the conilnp week.
Fret not your life aw.iy because your hair
is tfniyvbilo youtttf , as you can stop nil
urayncss and can beautify the hair with
Hall's Hair Hcnowcr and bo happy.
Our annual linen sale still on. Fal
coner's.
Tlio WnralioiiHO Hill.
The members of the board of trade commit
tee appointed to draft a warehouse bill to
pioscnt before the legislature failed to moot
in conference yesterday afternoon , on ac
count of the fact that several of them were
out of the city. Secretary Nason has seen
several members of the committee , however ,
nnd they are agreed upon the provisions of
the bill. It will bo practically a duplicate of
the Illinois law relating to publlo ware
houses. It Is likely that Secretary Nason
tmd some other members of the committee
will visit Lincoln within a week to confer
with several prominent members of the legls-
laturo who have written the board of tradu
offering their assistance In the furtherance
of a bill of this kind , which will insure
Omaha and Nebraska a grain market that
will not bo owned and controlled by Chicago.
Marriage
The following marriage licenses were is
sued by Judge Shields yesterday ;
Name ana address. Ace.
JfleorueW. Koowlor. South Omaha 20
I MosKlo Ward , Uniahu 29
j Orion llbthP , Omnha 28
1 Mrs. Clurn. L. McKay , Omaha. 24
I Joseph W , Acton , Omaha 30
1 Marie lilloy , Uinaha yj
j David Miihonoy , Omaha , 28
1 r.llovu Duller , Omaha , , 2d
( TrunkJ. Koliimoyor , Omaha. 21
I Kminn Johnson , Omaha , ll !
I Josonh Corny , Omnba , 24
I Mangle llronok , Omaha 21
Owing to the death of J. M. Eddy , a
member of Omaha lodge No. 89 , B. P.
O. E , the ladies' social has been post-
ponod from this evening to next
Tuesday ovouiuff , January 20.
A imiTISII I'OMIMJll.
A Hurled Ili'lto-ltoninn Town Ijnld
llnro After 1OOO Vcnra.
A British Pompeii has just been dls"
covered near Heading in Berkshire , on
the grout Strathfoldsay estate of the
duke of Wellington , says a London dis
patch of the Dunlap cable company. It
is n true city , not a more camp , and
when fully excavated will throw light
upon the domestic llfo of our toinoto an
cestors of more than on'o thousand yours
ago. Tlio city now being laid bare is
the Ilrlto-Homan Sllchostor. Tlio whole
area has boon free from all building on-
orations over since the Roman occupa
tion of iJrltuin ; in fact , the boll ifl vir
gin , having been pasture land for cen
turies. The excavation committee has
already succeeded in revealing to nine
teenth century eyes life in a British city
that had a long existence In a day of
which history is almost silent. The
task of excavation is a tremendous ono ,
but the work is being prosecuted aa
funds come in.
An exhibition will bo opened at the
Burlington liouso , Piccadilly , within a
few days , which will present features of
extraordinary interest. On the walls
will bo hung a hugo plan of the burled
city , marking whereabouts the streets ,
walls , gates , houses , baths , temples ,
forum and basilica stood The excava
tions have brought to view the re
mains of an important house , orna
mented with mosaic lloors and con
taining rooms heated by hopocausto.
Among the articles to bo exhibited are
potsherds , bones , combs , bron/.o utensils ,
fragments of good glass vosbols , pieces
of ironwork , chiefly tools , including
carpenters' planes , chisels , axes , ham
mers , gouges , anvils and some edged
tools , sharp enough , oven after having
lain buried for ton centuries , to work
with now. Tito city was lain out with
great regularity in squares like Salis
bury and Winchester in mcdlraval limes.
t Strange footings lira excited by the
sight of a piece of tile upon which a
baby must have trodden whllo the clay
of which it is' formed lay drying in the
brieknmkor's vnrd. The prints of the
little toes are distinct , and the entire
foot is perfectly marked. There are
very fair specimens of pottery , from
course celtlc ware to delicately moulded
vesssls embellished with artistic de
signs of human and animal figures and
symbolic devices. There arc two sets of
human bones , skeletons of immature in
fants or dwarfs , as also Heedless and
other articles of household use. Among
these it Is curious to note a koy-rimr
and a safety-pin , with other toilet and
table requisites , much resembling the o
in present use. There is ono b.inglo
almost a fac-sitnilo of those worn in
India and seen in our jewellers' shops
today.
The Cnnuoli'il Contract.
Exchange : A couple of twins who
were so much alike that their most intimate -
mate friends could not distinguish the
ono from the other , once played the fol
lowing trick upon a hnir-dressor. Ono
of thorn wont to the shop and had him-
bell" shaved and his hair cut. When this
was done ho asked the birbor :
t-Dyja co.itiMut with yoir oiutom-
s ?
"Yes , sir. "
' 'May I have a contract ? "
"Why not ? "
"How much is it ? "
"Half a sovorign. "
Tlio man paid the money nnd said :
"I thought it advisable to miiko this
bargain as my beard and hair-grow with
extraordinary rapidity. I shall have to
cotno hero a good many times. "
"Come as often as you please. "
Two hours afterward tlio other twin
put in an appearance with long shaggy
hair and stubblly chin
"Hero I am again ! " ho said.
The barber was dumbfounded.
"What , back so soouV"
As you ECO. "
Our barber was thoroughly be
wildered , but there was no help for it.
Ho cut the hair and shaVcd the beard of
his extraordinary customer.
"Never saw anything like it in all my
life , " ho said , when ho had finished the
job.
"lean believe you , " replied the cus
tomer. "By-tho-by , I am going to the
theater tonight and , of course , I shah
have to como hero a third time. "
"Good heavens , " exclaimed the barber -
bor , "tho senor surely doesn't wish to
ruin a poor father of a family. Iloro is
your half sovereign , and lot mo entreat
you by all thp.t is sacrotl not to como
hero again. "
Thus the two brothers were shaved
nnd "polled" gratis.
We'll All Hreatho Busier.
A device has just been brought out
whereby the condition of tlio automatic
safety attachments to a passenger or
freight elevator will bj audibly mani
fested at every reciprocal movement of
tht > elevator car. The elevator is ( Ittod
with a system of lovers and a spring for
controlling them or releasing them when
they are required to engage the teeth of
the racks running at the side of the olo-
valor shaft , and thus instantly stop the
car. To prevent accident from an Inop
erative or defective spring , an alarm or
signal boll is provided , and each time
the supporting cable is slackened from
any cause the boll is sounded. Should
the boll fail to ring on the car reaching
the bottom of the shaft , the absence of
the signal would bo a defect calling for
immediate attention.
Xostlehoiino Gives Illiiigair Up.
William Nestlehouse , who , in company
with W. M. Sawyer , robbed .1 man named
Halo of Beatrice , at a road house west of the
city last May , nnd who has been a fugitive
upon the faca of the earth since that time ;
walked into lha police station yesterday
afternoon nnd < r.ivo himself up. Ho fur
nished n bond for his npnoaranco and was
immediately released. Ills trial will bo
called next Monday.
Krysipclas and salt rheum was driven ont -
t truly away from Mrs. J. U. Anderson , Posh
URO , Wis. , by Burdock Blood Hitters. No
equal us a blood puriller.
Ipoke MiH Ann.
Ilnrry Talt , a lad about ten years old , fcl
whllo trying to get on n passing motor train
nt Sixteenth and Corby yesterday afternoon
nnd broke his arm. Ho was Indulging In the
too common practice among children In the
north part of the city of catching rides on
tbo motor trains.
BtedlnlUllIons of Homes
* o XUM tt * Standard.
Many Clergymen ,
SlngcM , ncuirs , ttmt public speakers mo
Aycr's Cherry 1'ooU.ral. It Is the favorlto
remedy for hoarscnnjs and nil affection * of
the vocal org.ins , throat , nml lungs. As an
niindyno and cxpcctomnt , tlie eflccts o (
this preparation atf jjromptly realized.
"Ajcr's Cherry I'cctoral hasiloneme great
good. It H n splendid remedy for nil dis
eases of the throat , ami lungs , and 1 liavo
much pleasure In tutUylng tolls merits. "
( Itev. ) C. N , Nichols ) No. Tlsbtiry , Mass.
" In my profession of an auctioneer , any
afTfctlon ( the voleoor throat Is n seiloiis
matter , but , nt each attack , I have been re
lieved by sfew doses of Ayer's Cherry
1'uctmnl. This remedy , with ordinary care ,
lias uoikedsuoh a magical effect that I h.i\o
sultuicil very little Inconvenience. I have
also used It In my family , ltli very excellent -
lent icsults.lu coughs , colds , flc.-Win. II.
Quarllj , Mlnlatun , So. Australia.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral ,
I'KKFAUKII nV
DR. J. C. AYER & CO. , Iowoll , MnuB ,
Hold by all Uruggi.tn. 1'rlco * lj lx Iottlct5.
Drs. Belts $ Belts
n /si / iu , S'iru ' ) ns and Specialists ,
14OO DOUGUAB S
OMAHA , NKB.
Tno most wldi-lv and favorably imowiupce-
lalK's In tlio t'uilol ' Stales. Tno r lom ; w-
ueili'iic'c , romiirUulilo skill nml unr cisul sue- '
POSH In tbo treatment nnd emu or NorvmiM ,
Clironlonml Surirlc'iil IHsnuM" ) . cntltlo thcso
nmliiiMil physician * lo tlio full ooiilklonr'o of
the allllclcd uM-rjuhore. Thev Kiiiirnntw :
A C'UtTAIN AM ) I'OslTlVi : CUKE for
thoiiwlul pffeets ( it early vleo uiul tlio numer
ous nvlls thnlfollow in its train.
1'IMVATB. 111,001) AND SKIN DISEASES
Hppi'dllv. eonipli-lolv and ppiimmcntly curpd.
NKHVOUS lEllllITY ) AIS'I ) SKMJAI , IIIS-
OllUnitSylolil loartlly to their skillful treat-
incut.
incut.IAV \ ' \ , riSTt-I.A AND UKCTAIi ULOiniS
cuiirunteed ciiri-d without pain or detention
from iHislno i.
iivniocrir. : AND vAuicorian pcrmn-
nontly nml siicfcs < fiilly cured In OUTV case ,
SVI'lllMS , UONOUKIIHA. OIr.Vr. ] Spei-
iiiiiton liuii. Seminal Weakness Lost Manhood ,
Night Kmlsslon" , Dcuaycd Faculties , 1'enmlo
Weakness and all dellc.ito disorder peculiar
tot'Ithur sox positively cured , as well as till
fiinc'tloiial disorder tli nl ii'si. it from youthful
follies or the oxi-csauC mature yea is ,
TK ? H'Tl IK'U t'Uurnnteod pornmn c n tly
ulixiv l U l\lj i-iirod , removal complete ,
without ciittfnir. oaiistioor dilatation. Cntes
effected at home by patient without u mo
ment's pain or annoyance.
TO YOUNG AND- MIDDLE AGED MEN.
A "sTIKM " ? fll VV < The awful oflccts of
A JUlVl- U 1Li ouriy vlcu whluh brines
organic weakness , dcstroylni ; both mind and
body , with all Its die dcd Ills , pciiuanently
on rod.
nut : RF'ITC Address those wlm huvolm-
.L/lVkJ. niello pui Kill themselves l > y Im
proper Indulgence and solitary Imblts. wlili'h
inlii both in'nd ' und body , unfitting them for
llinlnrss. stiidv or marrliiRO.
MAIUtinn MHN or tlwso entoiiiiR on that
happy llfo , awuio-of physical debility , quickly
assisted.
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ence. Second Kvcry cuso Is snoi'lully studied ,
thus starting rltllif Tnlrd medicines lire
prepared in our laboratory exactly to suit
each case , thus ellectingciircswltliout Injury.
Drs. Betts & Betts ,
1409 DOUGLAS STREET , - - OMAHA , NEB.
Have you a Pittsburgh ,
Rochester , Duplex , or a Stu
dent Lamp ?
Do they work satisfactorily ?
Do your Lamp Chimneys
break ? You get the wrong sort !
The RIGHT ones are the
"PEARL GLASS , " made by
Geo. A. Macbeth & Co. , Pitts
burgh , makers of the cele
brated " " chimney
"Pearl-top" lamp
ney , which have given univer
sal satisfaction. "
To euro nilloitsncss. Sick Headache Comtlpntkm.
Alularln. Llvor Complnlnts , t.ikn the eafo
end curtain remedy , SMITH'S
vast
little lioanstofliobot-
tlo ) . They are tbo tnoat convenient : bull all uses ,
i'rlcoof either Biro , 25 cenU per Ixittlo.
IVECJOKNSLj ° " ' 717. . 70 : Plioto Kravuro.
panul glio ottliU picture for 4
cents ( coupon or stumps ) .
J K. BMITn&CO ,
Makers of "Illlo Dcaiu , St. U > ul3. JIo
DR. BAILE Y
GRADUATE DENTI5F
A Full Set of Tooth
on Uuuuer , for
_
A perfect 'm'siinrftntoed. T oth oxtraotod
without pain or dnnKor. nnjl wULotit nnaos-
thetlcs. Gold and silver Ullnssftt lowest
rntesi. Ilrldpo nnd O'n > wn Vorif. Teeth vdth-
OFFICE 'FAXTONWBLOCK ' ) ISTH AND FARNAM
Entriicco. ICth street tiluvator Open ovou-
Eb until a o'clock
GOLD MEDAL , PARIS , 1878.
I.BAKER&CO.'S '
i
froni which tlto cxcosi of
oil has been removed , Is
Absolutely Pure
and It is Soluble.
No Chemicals
tire used in ita preparation. It lias
more than three times the strcnyth of
Cocoa mixed with Starch , Arrowroot
or Sugar , nnd is thorcforo far inoro
economical , costing less than one cent
a cup. It is delicious , nourishing ,
strengthening , EASILY DIQKSTKP ,
and admirably adapted for invalids
as well as for persona in health.
Sold by CrooorsT everywhere.
W. DAKER & CO. , Dorchester , Mass.
THE BEST
BD
IN THE WORLD.
ARH MADE I1Y Tllti
WoonsockBt & Rhode Island Rubber Co
And wo nro their wostorii uRotiU nnJ til way d carryulnrJ i c
Address ,
Sewed Shoe Bo
120' ! and 1206 llarncy Street.
C.S.RAYMOND'S
Sacrifice and
Removal Sale
Wo mean just what wo siy. Our nrices
yl'.Itell. ' Our entire Ktoolc ( except Patelc
? hillppo fe Go's Fine Watches ) , Is on sale at
inch sacrifice prices , that it should Insure
, ho ile of overv article.
C UK ART DEPARTMENT wo are niraply
lOlling without rojnrd to cost.
Our discount onWatchos , DiamondsSolid
silver , Fine Jewelr/ and all goods , inaltes
.no pr ces lower than our poojuu h.lva over
Joen able to purchase this class of gools.
C. S. RAYMOND.
Douglas and 15th St.
DR. MOGREW ,
Is unsurpassed in the treatment of all
, forms of
PRIVATE DISEASES
Strlctuio Syphilis , Lost Manhood , Skin Dis
eases unl Koinalo Dlbuusc * . Dr. McOiow's
success in the troatinciitof tlioahovoDIsonsoa
linsnovor been equaled. Aourolscturtintcocl
without the loss of an hours tlino. Write
for olrfiilars. IjADIKd. from 2 to 4 only.
Olllce , Cor. 14tli nnd Kntnam Sta , Omaha ,
Nub. Entruncoon either Rtreot.
J ,
M. O.
1'rnctlco llmllolto
Dlseusc 01 thu
LUNGS
Nervous System
Including Neuralgia ,
I'nrnhyala , lipllepsy ,
CatBlepsy , Ilyetero
Kpllooiy , Co n vul-
t\un \ < , bnlnul Inlliv-
tlon , ItlitiunmUsm ,
( hronlo Alciiliollini ,
Kervous Heartache.
Nervoi.s I'lOstrullon
consumption nnd nil
illsi'useaottlio IUDKH
Itoomi316 to3 > J ,
BEEBUILDINa ,
O.MA1I.V.
NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT.
Bneelflo for Myit'rta , IllitlnenFti ! , Kenrnltla. Wake )
fulnes , Mental Iwpreislon , BortenlnRor the liraln re-
eultintr la luoanlty n.lU le&dlni ? to mtHery docar anj
claatli , Pr roature Old Acre. Barrenness , l.o p of rower
inoitlier BOX , InvoluntAry l.onea , and Hi > erm0toritaja
cauiwl by oTcrxoitkT > of the brain , felf-tljuco or
overindulgence. Lach hex contalnionjmonth'a troaU
xnent tlabox , or * 1 < for 5. rent by mrllirc.nld. | [
With each order for ill lioirt , will tend imrcliui'jr
miar&Dtea to refund nc.iry If the truntmint fatUtO
cura. uuarftntren U uid anil conujao bold ouly br
GOODMAN DUUGCO. ,
lllOFurnam titreut , - - Umahi Neb ,
tnu'dy ( ur all the
unnatural dlnchawea nmt
prlvntulh ( n.anMii'ii A
certain cure ( or the ilvhllt-
tntlng wtakntbi jiut'tillar
toomrn. .
lMeaoribeltnndeolBa ( (
In rcc-nmmundlnt ; It to
81. uo.
For earache
use Pond' B Extract
SufTertnc from
. the clti'Cti ol
H ar H v w rma % uiBioiaJ yuuthful crrort
early deCBT , wastlna wcakneRS , lost inauhoo < l , etc.
I wnieend avaluaUlo truotUo ( valpdi cuntnlninj
fullpartlculnn for homo cure , I'ltlUJ of rhaiga
ifcplendld medical workithouldlw n-iabyererj
mau who la nervous oml dnlillllat"il. Adilroh *
1'rolV F. C. I'OU'LIill , niuudlli , Conu
oii.ililE ( ) Vt.V..nr. I luo'i l-orlo.llcnl . I'llli
therrttnchromody. ncton the inonilrunl ijitomantl
curt iupprei < loQ irum whiitiivor ouse , 1'romuio
monitruallon. Thoiu plllt ihould nut lie Ukon dur-
.nspreunnticy. AMI , I'll : Co. , Hoyultr rrcpi. , Hpon-
corCUr , Co , la. tionulLuby thorium A. McUonuoll ,
Ucdgo at- , Dear 1' , O. , U nithas U. A. .Mulclior , Houlti
Oaiaha ; M. 1' . UllUt Cuuuctl UluBi. U , ur J ( ur U.
OMAHA , NEB.
Durlnc lib several months location nnd prnctlco In
Omahn. Ir DllllnKs linn euini'il 1111 enviable ri-pnla-
tloit nniottK tlio luitidroib of cltlrcn who applied to
him iilinosi H8 it Ittil report , nnd foun.l In IIH | akllltul
ministrations tliofnlt rtMll/atlon uf liopo lung tlu-
frnul
Ilols pernmncntly Iwnteil nnd 1m * tlio best np-
polnlcd unit must contonli'iitljr located | iualclaii'B
ollkcuiul ioci'ition rooms In Urimlm.
Tlie sick will tlml In Dr. Dlllintt a true physician
nnO a BJ inpithullc filcml nml advhi-r.
Kor the trcntmcnt of the folluwinsnnnicd diseases
Dr. Dllllntis luta IHOVCU bltuei'lf iiujsuaaod of moat
C'ATAHUII Allcll en e > ! of tlirnut and noso. CA
tnrrh InipoTorlilivf the blood niu ucrroa , iiruUuclDtf
doblllly , doc ivy nml dccllnu.
DYMMJI'SIA Ami nil the phones of Imllcostlori ,
llvur trouble , Iniiicrfc'ctnsalinliatlunnml uutrltlun.
KlD.N'HYltlSMASIIS-Aro mo t do'crlvlni ! nml In.
cliluoui. yj-Mipt'iim linnl to ri'coxnlin hy tlio imtlcul
ot tun leml to nun I brlKhtn illavitao or dlnbcloa.
IISIJA81W OF T11K IILO01) ) lllootl iKilnonlne ,
tfiofuln , iTslieliu | , and diseases mentionedUeru-
nfior.
AI.I. FKIN mSHASKS-Ko/omn , fnll rlicum , Vnrt-
olit , ulcer * , 11liorrli1' . rofulll , lupui , muddy color
of tlimkln , plinplc" , nml diseases of tlie nc.Upur *
cuicil hy Dr. DllltnKa.
NlllUOtlS l > IsiASHS-T.o : of Tluor , lo t innn-
hoi l liability. pie < tnitlon , flvupiiiiiliMior , oniitloii |
on the race , | II H nf iiiiMiiory , droiid uf ( ilUiro , cto.
A nii trviitmonltlint Nl'.Vl'll FAILS.
Rlli-.MATISM : | AND NKIJIl AI/1IA - Are Cured
by Dr DlllliiKH when iill tlii < rii have failed.
rKMATJ ! WUAKN'KSSKS The harnh. Irrntlonnl
nnd iiimiitinal tuothoili usiinlly onilu | > cJ nro ro-
fl m lblo fur fully threo-lo rth of the nulTerlntf
now endured by women. InvoJtlKiitc tlio now ,
hi inulroatincnt of Dr DIllliiK" .
IMI.KSAI.I. . HIirTAl , TIlOtlHUIS I'llcn. Vlf
tula. iib cos CK. Htrlrtuie. nnd nil dUeist'i : of rectum
tiiH'd w thout the knife , caulery or nn hour'a delay
frinn noik or butlncHi.
AI.I. HKADAC 1IKS arc quickly cured.
VKNI lll.'Al. niSIJASIIS lleconlor long Bt.itullnil
typhllh , Koniirrhiin , Ktrlctnro nml rill ro'iiltliiK nf-
fcctloni aiocured iierinanenlly and forever without
nny nuTouryor nilnoral treatment.
MOIIl'IIINU I1A1IIT- Quickly , positively and
piilnli'ialy cuiod.
\VOHM-Tnko-.iwlth head complete In on *
hour with ono tuuspounful uipleisiint : mcdlcluu , N
fustlng
OTIIKIl DISKASKSSuch ns old sores , malltnnnl
tili'eri" " , tnmorM , cancon , hi'nrt troulilci" , ii8thm *
cpl'opiy , M. VUtiiilnnie. milk loir , chronicconstlp-
tli n mid chronic dlnrrlurii pro cured
Till ) rosil'f.lIMON The mij > t nmlnhtly nna V
muddy complexion qulikly fri'Hlionedundbuautlllod.
l < Olt OPKIIXSIVI ! HHIJATII-A iiernmnont euro
i.ow 1'Kusi rur.n CONSUI.TATIONI
IIOUIIS : 9 : 0 n m. to 5 p. m. 13\enliiKS , 7 to 8.30.
Bumlur8lto ! 4 p in.
Patients Trenud ByCorrespomleiico ,
Medicine Sent Evnrvvflioro. A
322 South "FifteenthStSs ,
GROUND FLOOR. NO STAIUS.
Dr. Dilllnss prepares and dispenses hl
own medicines , which are largely selected
from nature's healing plants , barks , roots ,
nmsshrubs , etc. No mineral drugs given
Ths First Special HfLer Stock Taking ,
MEN'S ' PINE TROUSERS
Strictly All T
.50 , $3.50 3.75 and S5.00
MO OUR.EX ! NO
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Ne"b.
. .
a. m to l-'in.
MANHOOD RE-STORED.
\Ss * / * ? CCTk."SANA.T1VO. . " the
CS3h is2n'ix ' Womlorliil Spanish
_ V am Kcnitd ) , Is wild wllhn
\Vrltlt ii ( > iuriiiitro
to curcall NcnoiiH Ills
CIU-IB , such as Weak
Mcinurj , IXJfBof Urnlu
I' o w c r , 11 < n d n c li c ,
fltmli- , all drains' iind
OoforoA , After Uso. lots of power of the
I'botographed from life. Oenoralhc Oreaui , In
either 'x , caused liy
over exertion , jouthf ul mdescrf Uons , or the crt l > e
usocf lohacco. oiium. | orMlnmlantf.Mhlch ultimately
lemlto InUrinlty , Uonsuiiiptlonuua InMiully. I'ut up
luconvenlint form to carry In \cilpookt. ( . ITIco
Jt n r-icknrc. or fl ( or . With every 15 order wo vc \
wilttrn Bxi'intnteoto fiirti or i i > riiiiil tli
inonny. bent hy mall to nny addreu , Clicular tree.
Jttentlon this Ii3l ? r. Addrcsn ,
MADRIDCHEHICAL CO , , Uranrh Offlce forU. S.A.
417lTOil ) rn Mtei-t. r IK AGO , 1I.U
FOIt SAIU IM OMAHA. NfcU. , 1JV
Kulm , t Co Cor. 19th Si DoiiKlM KM.
J. A Fuller & < o. , Cor 14th A DouclaiBU.
A. D i'uster i to. , CUULCI ! lilulle. l.i
X.IQXJ02rl KCJV131T.
IN ALL Tilt WOKLO THERE IS BUT ONI : CURE
DR , HAINE3' GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
It run be felt rn In u ful > if c < iir e or IVN. or In ur.
tlclx of Toad , without Ibo knowledge ol thepullonl ,
Uuegeuaary , It liobuoluloly lurialma end will eneot
usrm neat and ipeedy euro , wbethtr the valient u
a raodamudrlnker or au alaobolio wrtcU. IT .N K > lit
t'A Lf. It oparatott HO quiotlr aud with iueh ccr-
talnirtQat lha i ) llent unilcrucra no Incouvtnienco ,
and ere hn u wire. hli complete reformation I *
etfeoud 4Una2f ) book ot particulars free Uobchkdol
KUIIN Ac CO. . 15111 Ac Uounlnj.Ci IklUA CuminitUl * .
Trada iuupll il bv JJl.AKl ) . DIIUUJU UO , and
UUUO UU. . Omnb *
of IHIilllt ) luipotrni'Vi ) > akniM , lirrail ( it
Mnrrlfti ; * ' bi-cri'lhlua , losi.r , ivll : riirulxidliiKu ,
JHsiifnuU'iif'y .htuntftldroft Ihs.eto , I Jwrrliiwrft'H
IIIHlll'il Itil Ini Illilllfil
OUR NEW BOOK 'line iitlilt-l : ; : > HMl ,
. _ _ _ < > . , llullalii , N. V.
'lliouiunilx u ( ( iiMrunuKl Ifilliiiuinalii Hint
"MEM STAY CURED. "
N. W. Cor. 13th and Farnam Sts
' Omaha , Neb.
Mnkma spcclulty of Ohronlo , Nervous ind
I'rlMitu ' olscnsos. 1'orinaiu'iitly otirot Hynhl-
1K ( liinorrhoa , Ulnul , Bporimitorrhuii. Humluul
Wi''ikncss Nlirht Missus anil Impotoncy.
Dr. McCoy euros Ith reiimi kiitilo curtntnty
t'liniulo Illieiiniatlsm. I'lles imd othiT llseiisiis
nf ln ) Kectuin , nnd tioiitawlth cro.it HIICCM *
ull DNoiifceB of tlio Kldnoys nml urciiisy.
I'uiluiits aim rnly on rccolvliu hunornbU
nml candid opinion 119 Iu what cut ) ' ) u uccoui *
pllhhfil In tholr caso.
I'ntlunlu at a distance 0:111 : udilrcss
DR. McOOY ,
13th and Farnam Streets ,
OMAHA NEB.
Ka Chlfhc.tfr' . rnillih IXnraond llrnnd.
FEW SYROYAL PILLS
Urftftiml unit Only Cfiiulnc *
AFC , * l it rHItbic. Loir ik ,
ilt > u\H \ for ChleHtittrt t'talitk tHo-f
| tn > iti. * e ll wlut blue rltboQ , 'J'nto
nn other * Atf\mdjnytrout utitiu * V
tiomanj imitmlont. At Prujtgltti.ori nlia.
tn itituii fur i rttcul4ri , teiilmnatkl * ta4
* 'lflf ( ! fur lflJliv'ae ( ( rIj rrtura
Mull. 10.0OO ff.lln.onl.il. , V < i l'artr.
> fc " / t1hch- ( * rtIieuiIc M1o..llH 1U < tnHu pet
6oM AlU.ocU Urunlili. lblladu. ( lfW-
* INTHC WORLD WILL >
. .r . ftlvorelief M IlKo" * Dr. 1'lorc * J a ncllo fllMS /
ITIIO.Juriaciirrniiii.UBRK.ls ' . I If yoniTaiittb * '
ll.M'l'Bcnil ! la In nt.iiiipa < or f rtc l'unlilct | No. 1.
Muiliidlc KlB.lIcTriui Cu , , Uau 1'raiulico , CM