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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; WEDNESDAY , JANUARY 21 , 1891.
THECITY.
_
Henry Vlncprovltch hns filed n peti
tion for divorce from his wife , Sarah , til-
otrinj , ' dcBortlon ,
. .Hi/.1 / " E. S. Dundy , jr. , started lust
nlpht for Sutherland , Flu. , vln the
Missouri I'acific.
Ed Fitzgerald mid Ed King , a brace
of penniless windercm , were Eont up for
thirty days by Judge Hclsloy.
Omnhn lodge Wo. 829 , Knlffhtt of
lonorhnd un Installation of olllcorsMon-
Say evening , with a banquet at Getty's.
The toranoraturo as reported by the
local Blgtml Borvlco ofllco was n follows :
A.t 7 n , in , , aO ° j at 10 u. in. , 38 ° , mid nt
1 p. m. 41 ° .
The district court docket for the
February term will contain some two
hundred cases in ore than that of lust
term , which had U,200.
Flro Chief Galllgun and his clerk ,
"Spud" Farrhli , uro occupying the new
quarters ut the ppllco station assigned
to the head of the flro department.
Judge Shields entered two judgments
rcHtcrday In the county court.as follows :
TzBchuck VB Marshun , $ -ij5.GO , and
TzHchuckvs Marshun , 3392,40 , both for
plaintiff.
Articles of Incorporation have boon
filed by the Omaha upholstering com
pany , having a capital stock of $10,000 ,
tO,000 to bo paid upvlion Bubscrlbcu.
Harvey A. Slilpmnn , Artnin Lehman ,
Henry L. Axtator , incorporators.
Investigation by exports of the plumbIng -
Ing and heating apparatus of the now
county hospital is being delayed some
what , owing to the fact that Clerk "Webb
of the county commissioner board is
nick and the commissioners cannot put
their hands on the contracts.
George 'F. Bubb , aged twenty-five
years , of Osccoln , la. , died of consump
tion at the homo of his sister , Mrs. O.
Spruit , ; in Council BlulTs , yesterday.
Ho was a member of Knight of Pythias
at his homo , and the remains will
betaken thorofor interment. The de
ceased had a large number of friends in
Omaha.
The funeral of the late Edgar Crowe
took place yesterday from the resi
dence of II. M. Clayton , Gl < > South
Twenty-eighth street. A number of the
employes of the Pacific express company
attended the funeral in a body. The
ffor.il tributes wore very beautiful , con
spicuous omong thorn being a largo pil
low of carnations and roses from the ex
press company employes.
The union depot is now open for busi
ness , the llrst'load of freight having boon
delivered there by Paxton & Gallagher
vcstordny morning. One of their
four-horsjO trucks , piled with groceries
pulled unto the magnificent ntnicturo
just as the whistles were blowing the
hour for beginning work and the goods
were received by that old and trusted
employe of the Union Pacific , Andrew
Tracy.
The stockholders of the Paxton &
Viorling iron works Monday hold
their annual mooting and ro-cloutcd tlru
old directors and olllcors : lion.V. . A.
Paxton , president ; Robert Viorling ,
vice president ; Louis ViorlingEocrotary
and treasurer , and A. J. Viorllnp man-
ngor. These oflicars , together with J. L.
Kennedy , constitute the board of
directors. The reports of busine&sdono
during the year were highly satisfac
tory , notwithstanding the depressed
condition of finances and trndo. The
company contemplates making large
and Important Improvements and addi
tions to the works during the year.
\Vhat I know about tbnt standard remedy
Dr. Bull's ' Cough. Syrup : I know that a
2fi-cent bottle cured mo of a bad cough In 12
hours. It is a fact.
Myriads of cases of rheumatism and neu
ral KW bavo already succumbed to Uintwon-
dcrlul remedy , Sulvalion Oil. Price only 25
cents a bottle.
AVentlior luitlcos.
Up to this date our monthly prognosti
cations have been fully us reliable as the
prophesies of the 1 a to 1 union ted Wiggins ,
but at the beginning of a now year we
resolve to do Btlll better. The customary
January thaw will bo dispensed with and
passengers who travel in the olcctrio
lighted , steam heated , vcstibuled pnlnco
car trains of the Chicago , Milwaukee &
Bt. Paul Ky. , between Omaha and Chicago
cage , will bo comfortably cared for re
gardless of the outside atmosphere. City
ticket oillco , 1001 Jftirnum street ( Barker
block ) , Omaha
TO AVESTKUN MEN.
Look Into Tim Fncts About Kettle
Fnlln ,
WASHINGTON.
Western men tire familiar with th
rapid growth of western towns , when
advantageously located. Their atton
tlon Is called to the thriving town o
Kettle Falls on the Columbia and Col
vlllo rivers in Washington. It is prosperous
porous beyond the wildest anticipation !
of its founders , and itu business pros
norlty is ali-eady phenomenal. ftlnnu
mcturlnp , milling and all forms of in
flustry are offering unprecedented op
portunities for building a homo am
paining a competence. For facts abou
Kettle Falls address William B. Aris
General Mnnncor Rochester and Kettl
Falls Land Company , 307 Wilder Build
lug , Rochester , N. Y.
Don't Font yourself !
Notwithstanding all rumors to the
contrary , the Chicago , .Milwaukee & St ,
Paul Ily's ' now steam heated palace
Bleeping cars , with "electric llgnta in
every berth , " Btlll loaves , the Union depot -
pot , Omaha at 0:10 : p. m. dally , arriv
ing at Chicago at OioOa. m.in ample
tlmo to make all eastern connections.
Ticket otllco , 1501 Furntim st.
J. E. PiiESTOir , F. A. NASH ,
C. Pass. Agt Gen. Agt.
A \XO
Some fourteen opera companies will claim
attention the coming season us having been
highly endorsed by the press of New York
md other lai-RO cities , but none has received
the universal pralso as "Tho Sea Klnp , "
ivhlch was Riven during the past season
it i'almcr's theater , Now York , and was
rotcd by the leading critics as bonir ! the cost
it the three then bolni ? given in that city.
Out of this larpo number will coma to Doyd's
tpcra house on Thursday next , the "William
J. Gllmoro opera company , who will present
Iho now coralo opera , "Tho Sea King. " Later
id vices point to the fact that Manager Gilmore -
more , who seems to hnvo cmbarkai in the
now enterprise with avast amount of con 11-
Ooncoand liberality , 1ms been busy In strength
BnliiRa cast wtilch appeared already strong ,
mid that when U reaches Omaha Itlllbo
composed almost entirely ol comlo opera
favorites. Clllmoro Is essentially n shrewd
as well as an experienced man in the thcatri-
rnl business , and the fact that ho purchased
Btahl's ' work outright points to his conviction
that It contains more lima the average per.
rcntupo of the elements of popularity. Gil-
inoro has of lute years been identified with
kuch spectacular successes as "Tho Dovll's
Auction" and "Tho Twclvo Temptations , "
but this year ho lias added opera , which is
certainly destined to win him faina and for
tune ,
MclCca Rnnldn will OMW a short engage
ment at too Grand on Saturday evt-nmpr in
his latest success , ' -Tho CanucU. " Mr. Unit-
Iciu has Ion ? been known as an actor of front
versatility and has mastered the qunlntnoss
of both dialect and Oross necessary in the
portrayal of tuo French-Canadian cliuractur ,
' 'The Canuck" is comical uud u true picture
of rural life , and has mot with remarkable
) ucce throughout the season.
MOIISIS'B.
Special Ilrnmnnt Hnlc.
Tomorrow morning wo shall offer n
large table of our best dress goods rem
nants from 3 to 0 yards nt2 . PERCENT
discount from the already marked down
prices ; nil ranged on one table , center
aislo.
SCOTCH GINGHAM SALE ,
2d floor. All the now spring ginghams
best finality , 32 inches wide , 2oc a yard.
NG\V LACES , EMOKOIDERIES ,
on the 2d floor with the ginghams ; now
WHITE GOODS , nainsooks , India lin
ens , etc ,
THE MOUSE DttY GOODS CO.
THE STllIKKA. FAILURE.
Milwaukee Operators Worsted Other
Hall Notes.
"Mr.F.A.Nnsh , general western aont of the
Milwaukee road , stated that the operators *
strike had been a failure. Only a few men
had gone out , nearly all of them being on the
Council Bluffs division , and their places had
been supplied without dlfllculty , so that the
road had not suffered by any Interruption of
trnflla.
Ho had heard of the reported closing of two
stations of the Council Bluffs division because -
cause of boycotts against now agents , and
characterized the story as ridiculous.
Tlie St. Joe At Grand Inland ,
The t press dispatches Monday contained
information to the effect that the minority
stockholders of the St. Joseph & Grand Isl
and division of the Union Paclllo would begin -
gin suit to restrain the removal of the general
ofllces of that division to this city.
Assistant General Manager Holcomb of
the Union Paelllc stated that ho had hearil
nothing of the move and coulu not sny what
the result would be , but ho expressed sur-
prlso that such a movement was con-
tomnlated. It would bo batter for the stock
holders , hi ) said , to hnvo the affairs of the
road managed ns economically ns possluloand
this could best bo done by dispensing with
the numerous headquarters and consolidating
the duties of these ofllces.
Notes and IVrsntinlfl.
General Agent Cheney of the Sioux City
& Pacific nt Sioux C'lty , Is In Omaha.
Chief of Construction Cameron of the
Union Pacific is homo from the Pacific coast.
Mr. E. G. Davidson hns been appointed
traveling passenger agent of the Erie llacs
with headquarters nt Kansas City.
The St. LouU express over the \Vabnsh
will hereafter leave the Tenth street depot
at-1 p. m. , half nn hour earlier than before.
The ot AVer's 1'llls
great popularity as n
cnthnitlcis due no less to their promptness
and elllcaoy than to their coating of sugar
and freedom from any Injurious effects.
Children take them readily. See Aycr's
Almanac for the year , just out.
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SOUTH O.TM//.I A'Kira ,
Accused of * Stealing ; Uoot .
i''rank Olevcrlus , n Third ward merchant ,
hns mndo a complaint before .TudgolCing
charging Michael Knrrell with stealing a pair
of rubber boots. Ifurroll has been arrested
and will have a hearing before Judge King * .
Clirlstlan It.ndcavor
President J. A. Patterson of the Young
Peoples' Society of Christian Endeavor of
the Presbyterian church requests every
member to bo present at the meeting this
evening. The president of the Omaha
society will bo present and make an address.
Sunday School filoot'on.
At the annual meeting of the Methodist
Sunday school for the election of ofUccrshcld
Monday night E. M. Uichnrdson was elected
uperinteiidcnt , E. II , Button assistant su
perintendent , Miss Jcunnotto B. Mullen sec
retary , Clarence C. Buck assistant secretary ,
[ Train ; L , Krion librarian , Miss Luvoua
'ones treasurer and Miss Blanche Glasgow
rganist.
Street Itnil-way Kr.iiiclilsos.
The election on the ordinance granting the
Metropolitan street railway the franchise of
nj'lng tracks for a street railway on all the
trects of the city resulted la a majority of
811 in favor of It.
The vote in the First ward was 94 for and
2i : against , the Second ward 101 for and 47
against , the Third ward lliiifor and 5 against ,
mid the Fourth ward 31 for U against. The
otal vote for was 401 and ITS against.
The Street Hallway.
Superintendent Edward A , Cudaliy , of the
Dudahy Packing company , who Is one of the
ncorporatora of the Metropolitan street rail
, vay company , to whom the franchise was
voted Monday , says that "a meeting will
ho held this week to decide on what road wil
bo constructed at once. AVortc will bo com
menced Just as soon as the materials can bo
placed on the ground. "
His understood that the company will
tends its tracks to Albright , and ioup round
over both the Land Q street viaducts , and
finally extend its line Into Omaha past liana
com park , possibly along the boulevard.
How to Break Up n. Scvcro Cold ,
From the Virginia City. Mont. , Madtso-
nian : "When wo find a medicine wo know tc
possess genuine merit , wo consider it a duty ,
and wo taico pleasure in telling the public
what it is. Such a medicine we found Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. By thousoofthl
syiup wo have icllovcd , In a few hours , se
vere colds , and in the course of two or three
days , entirely broken them up as has several
of our friendjs towhom we have recommende
It. It is all it is represented to bo by the
manufacturers. If you have a cough and
want to stop It , Chamberlain's Cough Horn-
cdy will do the work. For sale by all drug
gists.
THE NUW HKHHilO DILL.
Senator Miimlcrsou Pleiljjos Ills Slip-
port to the Mcaxiire ,
The following was received yesterday
morning :
U.sirni ) STATUS SRSITK , Jan. 10,1891. Max
Major A Bro. , Dewey & Stone , Samuel
Burns , Kllpatrlck-Koch tlry goods company
and others , Omaha , Neb. : Dear Sirs your
telegram concerning n low brfdgo at ] 2ast
Omaha is received. I have introduced a bill
fora combined railway and wagon bridge ,
and the same is now before the committee
on commerce , I will do everything
In my power to procure Its passnro. Iho dif
ficulty is , however , that thu engineering de-
pmtment of the army and the Missouri river
commission earnestly oppose a low bridge nt
that point. It will bodilllcult to pass the bill ,
bull understand the situation and will do
what I can. Yours truly ,
CIUUUES F. MIXDEIISOX.
Never neglect a constipated condition of
, the bowels , or serious results surely follow ,
such as piles , impure blood nud many chronic
complaints. Burdock Blood Bitters is the
remedy.
A Grand Army Enterprise.
The combined Grand Army of the Hopub-
Ho posts of Omaha bavo arranged to have n
grand Grand Army of the Republic fair and
enterprise at the coliseum the last week in
February. They have engaged Colonel Low
Glngor , the most successful worker in the
United States , to manage the affair , which
Insures a financial success. During the past
liveyoars.Mr.Ginger has placed fSO.OOO in the
funds of the Grand Army of the Republic in
Nebraska , Kansas and Iowa. The receipts
for the Lincoln fair were nearly $3,000 , and a
few weeks ago nt Plattsmouth the receipts
reached nearly 13,000. It Is believed that the
coming enterprise hero will net the Grand
Army several thousand dollars , which will
bo held by a responsible finance committee
and used ns a relief fund. Colonel Ginger ar
rived in the city Monday and proceeded nt
once to got his preliminary work well started ,
Another Drug Clerk ArrostRU.
Wi Wall , wn a room mate of Hobard , th <
drug clerk who was found with a lot ot goods
belonging to the Richardson drug companj
in his possession. Wall has also been ar
i-estcd on suspicion of having been Impllcatec
In the robbery ,
THIS COl'l' Y'd ' COST.
Treasurer Snj-tlcr Shows U lint He
linn Spoilt nud Has I < cft.
The semi-annual statement of the county
treasurer from July 1,1890 , to December 31 ,
1800 , Inclusive , Just completed , shows :
nucr.irrs.
Amount on hnmlJuljrl. l&90..f.10l,82 ! < U8
Ainoiiiitof tax collected 13a.fiS.VM
Amount school Inntl money collected. 2tr > O.M
Miscellaneous collections Z.rc'-t.M
Miscellaneous fees. . . . . l.OOi.iJ
Omaha city tax collected O.i8.51 :
llcxpltul InillnliiB fund collected 4.KI5.01
Kcdcmiitlon money collected 38,750.07
HceclvLMl of state for collection of
school ! ti > portlonnicnt. . . . , 27tNU ; > 5
Totul ? S3,419l , ! <
PISIIUIISF.MCN'TS.
Amount ot warrants redeemed flM,510.B3
Amount of hospital warrants re
deemed J.1.120.02
Amount paid to stnto treasurer f\iOTO. \ < 9
Amount pulfl to school districts. . , , . 10,740.03
Amount imlcJ to school unportlou
mont districts 21,401.01
A moil nt paid bonds nmcoupons. . . , . 355.10
Amount paid city treasurer of
Onmlia 3.CG1.C9
Amount paid city trcasurcrof Mor-
cnco , 7.8.Hi
Amount piiltl vllluuo treasurer Kl.lW
Amount redemption money paid. . . , . 37.7J1S.43
Amount salaries paid 4,4i5.00 ,
Amount supervisor receipts re
deemed. . . . . 702.00
Totul 1330,707.31
ON HAND.
Stiito funds , .Tnnuary 1,1801 8 IVHfl.02
County general funu CS.OO.'i.m
Special school 8,007.00
School apportionment 0,4t4.15 :
School Donds 2.M11.83
llullrond county sinking fund C , : | .18
Hililitofund. . . . . 1.402.03
HoaiVfuml ! ' ! ln'ii !
Hospital building fund ? ,4.V > .74
Cltyof Omaha tax CJG4.7b
Oltyof I.'loioncotax 282.00
Cltyof South Onmlmtax J.WT.M
VlllnKo of Waterloo. 20.80
VillilKcofMlllnrd 4H.10
Village of r.lkhorii 100.42
Village of Valley : t.H7
1'lorenco slilnw\lk tux l.V > . : it
1'oorfarm fund S3.0U2.20
Soldiers'rellut fund . - . 2 < M.41
Kcdemptlon money on hand G,5.v,72 ;
Totul $195,741.63 ,
Vcnl , Vidi , Vlcll This Istruoof Hall's
Hair Ilcnowor. lor it is the rcat conoueror
of pray or faded hair , making it IOOK tuo
same oycn color of youth.
IN TUB COURTS *
A Number of More or licffi Important
SnltH Coinmoncod.
There's a certain member of the bar in sere
need of indulging in n term or two nt a good
night school that makes a specially of classes
In spelilnR. The fact developed In a petition
that ho nut on illo for Alary Comstoclt ,
who SCCKS sep.iration from her husband ,
Chester Comstoclt. The lawyer says that
Mary and Chester were married at Slrace , N.
Y. , on Match 18 , 1SSX ) , etc. Ho says sbo
'sutured" great "axyety ot mindo" on ac
count of her husband's ' "cxtreem" cruelty and
was for n "longo1' time "sic" therefrom , and
iiniflly was ' 'throne" on her "relltlvs" for
"shctor an calr. " The "petition also allcRes
that Chester owns SIO.OOO . worth of property
in "Slracus , " and that plulutlff wants her
dlvy out of It.
Lilly Felsinger has entered suit in the dis
trict court against O. J. Collman for 510,020.
Plaintiff says that on December 22 last de
fendant had her arrested and thrown Into jail
on the chnr o of having stolen a pray woolen
dross valued at $25. The trial , which resulted
in her acquittal , cost her $20 , and the amount
of damage dauo her reputation she figures at
SIO.OOO.
Margaret J. Cooper sues Charles \V. ( Conlt
Hup for $ , YJ1.S3 , balance claimed on a laud
contract.
_
Slnud's Monoy.
The chief of police has been reques ted hy
the authorities of Butte , Mont. , to look up
Mrs. Maud Uhlcr , whoso husband recently
died at. that place and loft her some money.
It is stntcd that she was in Omaha three
weeks ago.
For colds , croup , asthma , bronchitis and
sere throat use Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil ,
and get the genuine.
THE VICTIM OP THE FIUB.
Ills Purpose In Coming to Tills City
from Chicago.
Sam Sterinslty and S. ICartun , a couple of
tailors , called at THE BUB ofllco yesterday
and stated that Nathan Borcnstoln , the man
who was burned to death at Klein &Splo
Klo's fire Sunday night , came hero from Chicago
cage nt the Instance of Mr. Spioglo , who wag
lu Chicago four weeks ago.
Said Sterlnsky : "Coronsteln told mo that
Snlpglo had § 400 of his money , and proposed
to sot him up in business hero in order to
square tuo indebtedness. Ho came hero for
that purpose , as SplOKlo told him in Chicago
that ho could mike a bettor living hero , Ho
didn't ' get the money , and ho was not started
in business and ho told mo that ho was
going to buy a peddler's stock of second
hand goods from ono Hinaldo on Sunday ( the
day ho was burned UD ) provided ho could got
the money from Spleglo. Uchtmnn , the
lewder , saw Boronstein and SplcRle out rid-
in ? ; together Friday nftnrnoon and walking
together Sunday afternoon.V. . Frum saw
Borcnstoln and Hasburg , who is a partner of
Klein & Spleglo , walking together down Six
teenth street toward Cuuiing after dark Suu
day evening ,
"Ueiman , Borenstcln's ' partner , was at his
boarding house at Munsky's , Sunday even
ing , and Mun sky came homo late with the
news that Klein & tiplcglo had burned out.
Reimim Immediately asked Muusky if ho had
seen Borcnstoin that evening at the dnnca
and when Munsky answered In the negative
Rolman said , 'Ho must have been burned
up.1
' 'Helrnan left the . '
city Monday 'morning. I
think ho took a stock of goods and wcatou'
in the coviLtry. "
Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothlm ? Syrup for chil
dren teething is the family benefactor. 25
cents a bottlo.
Tlio rtcnl testate Kxolinnpe. ;
The regular mooting of the real estate exchange -
change was held yesterday morning , with
about the usual attcndanco.
Secretary "Wilson called attention to the
fact that the folders which had been nrcpared
by the exchange and the board oC trade at
considerable expense , showing Omaha's in
dustries , etc. , were not being circulated by
business man and the hanks as largely as
thcv should bo. A largo number of these
folders , ho said , were on hand anil could bo
obtained gratuitously upon application ,
An auction sale was announced to tnlto
nlaconoxt Saturday morning , at which time
Iot2 , ' , Oak Hill addition , will bo offered for
sulo.
sulo.The
The following listings were announced :
Lot 0 , block 14 , Bedford Place , 49 31x120 ,
$1,100.
Lot 11 , block 7 , Hlllsldo No. 1 B0xl25 ,
$2.300.
South Jf of lot -1 , block 60 , South Omoha ,
30x150 , f0,000.
Sales were reported as follows ,
Lot-10 , block 1 , W. L. Selby's ' first addi
tion to South Omaha , $ tiOO.
Lot 7 , 8 and 9 , block S3 , Benson. $1,200.
South 20 20 feet of lot 4 and all of lot B
block U , Uoyd's ' addition , $1,100. ,
Died in UUlloaja ot Home *
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Cbntinental Clothing House.
SPECIAL DISCOUNT SALE OF
Overcoats and Ulsters. High Grade Clothin
2O PER , CENT DISCOUNT.
A bona fide discount of twenty per cent means more to
the purchaser than some of the absurd oilers of goods at half
price and regardless of cost sales. Such clothing as the pub
lic wants can't be sold for half price. A discount of twenty per
cent will be allowed at the desk on every overcoat sold this
week in the Men's and Boys' Department. Every lot is inclu
ded in this sale. We have many more overcoats , than we wish
to carry over , and have adopted this method , knowing that
the discount from our already low prices will make this the
most important sale of the season.
Men's Overcoats , 20 per cent discount. Men's Ulsters ,
20 per cent discount. Boys' Overcoats , 20 per cent discount.
Boys'Ulsters , 20 per cent discount. Boys' Cape Overcoats ,
20 per cent discount.
FUBNISHIWODEPARTMEWTSpecial Sale
of Fine Wool Underwear.
This week we place on sale the balance of our winter
underwear. In fine grades we have carried a larger stock than
usual this season , and the mild weather has affected the sale
of heavy underwear. We are determined to close out the bal
ance of our high cost grades , and haye named prices that ought
to interest every close buyer.
buyer.L COJ
Pi/si / us , Salons and Specialists ,
34O0DOUGL.AS
OMAHA , NEIJ.
Tno molt widely and favorably known spec-
Inllsts luttio Unftol States. Thor loni.ex
perience , romnrkublc skill and universal suc
cess in the treatment and euro or Norvoui ,
Chronic and BurRlcal Diseases..entitle these
omlnotit physicians to tlio full conlidonco ot
tlio iiflllctod ovorywliero. They giiiirnntnn :
A UEKTAIN AND POSITIVE OUHB for
thoawfiiloIToctsof early vice and tlio numer
ous evilsIhntfollowIn Its train.
1'UIVATB. I1LOOI ) AND 8KIN DISEASES
speedlly , comnlotolvnmt permanently cured.
NKIIVOUS HEHIUTY AND SEXUAL 1) 19-
OKUEItS yield readily to tholr skillful treat
ment.
PILES , FIBTUfcA AND UEOTAT. UI.CEH8
cuaranteed cured without pain or detention
from business ,
HYDKOOELE AND VARIOOCEI-E porhia-
nontly and successfully cured In every case ,
SYl'IULIS , CONOHRHKA , Ol.KKT , Spor-
nintorrhea , Somlunl Weakness , Lost Mimhooil ,
Night Emissions , Decayed Faculties , I'onKile
Woakncsinnd all delicate disorder ! * iipoullar
toelUior sox positively cured , na well us nil
functional disorders that mult from youthful
follies or the excess of mature years.
Wl ? Guaranteed pormunon tly
l\u cured , removal complete ,
without cutting , cnusttc or dilatation. Cures
effected at homo by putiont without a mo
ment's pnln or annoyance.
TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
awful effects of
7 niPRTho
l LU Kli early vlcu which uriiiRi
organic weakness , destroying both mind and
body , with all its dreaded ills , permanently
cured.
cured.RPTTQ Address those who have im-
. HL. 1 10 paliod themselves by Im
proper Indulgence nnd solitary habits wlilch
ruin both mind and body , unfitting them for
business , atu'ly or marriage.
MAUHIED MEN or these ontcrlnR on that
happy life , aware of physical dohllltyqulcKly
UBSlStOdi
OUR SUCCESS
Is based upon facts. First-Practical experi
ence. Second Every case Especially studied ,
thus starting right Third medicines urs
prepared In our laboratory exautly to suit
each case , thus offectliiK cures without Injury.
Drs. Belts & Belts ,
1409 DOUG LAS STREET , - OMAHA , NEB.
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shoe. Anyone eau put them on or ofli they
nrealwaya in order , and you are ready for
anyohanga of weather. AEonta wanted.
r"Send outl'ne ' of fore and hind shoo.
lrOnly the "Points" wear out : anyone
can put In a new set. "Inaispansuble. "
Full eel (4) ( ) $3.
Points , 8 set , SI , to oneaddress.
Potn's. 1 set. ( IB ) SOo. by mail.
W . Kent , Sole MTr , , Mifidan , Conn
THE BEST
I
IN THE WORLD.
ARE MADE BY THE
WoonsookBt & Rhode Island Rubber Go
And wo uro their western njjcnts and always carryalaroatoalc.
Address ,
BmeriGanJM Sewed Shoe Go
1204 and 1206 Harney Street
DR. J.
. . E.
THE SPECIALIST.
Mora Than Fifteen Years Experience in the
Treatment of
A euro li Riinran-
PRIVATE DISEASES tvcil In from three
to Uvo Unyn with
out the losn of nn hour's tlmo.
" " " "v cured without
STRICTURE _ . no cut-
hutruraonti ! -
Ul I1IU I UIIU tins : no illlntlni ! . Tlio most
rcronrkablo remedy known toruodurn science.
OVniJII II ? Cured In 30 to fO rtnys. Dr. Jlc-
Air HII In flrew'itroalniotit for thU terrible.
Ull iiit > iw diood illsonso him bcun . louncocl
tlio most powerful rind tucceiifiil remedy for Uli-
cuvorucl for thenbsolnto c.ire of this dlsin-o. llli
BIICCOSS with this dlseiuo hns never been o < iuallucl.
A complete cure OIMIIANTKKM.
nml all weakness of
LOST MANHOOD l iiruaili.n
fitiJ nil
nilurnl rtliclmrsci , are absolutely cured. Itullof la
iminoitlnto nnd complete.
OI/IN fllPriOCO Uhoiiinntl innnilullrlli-
olvlll UluCAuLu 018C' * ° ' "uliloid. ller ,
mnncntl/ cured ,
FEMALE DISEASES a ? 'snnsv tB ,
I LIllHuL. UlULrtUbJ stomadi or hhulrtcr
cured. Tlio Doctor's Homo Treatment for Uulles Is
truly n complete , convenient mill wcimlorcul toincJf ,
l.AtiiEslroin 2to 1 ONLV. Jlook free ,
nn IftnOnCUI'P ' nmrvoloui snecosii Imi
UK mP.linrVv A wonrorlilmiiroiiutntlun
Dili HlbUIIL.ll
which li truly niitlunil
Inohnrncter. nnd Ills ( treat iirray of putlenU roaches
from tlio AtJnnllo to the I'uclrlo. Tlio Doctor Is a
Kradiintoof "HEQ11J.AH1 niedlclno nnd hn * had long
nmlcitrrful aerluncu | In lioiplrnl pructlco , mulls
tlaiBL'd anioiiu Ilia IcnJInii ipcclallst In moilorn
cli'iico. Trontmcnt by rorrespondenco. Hook or
clrculuri about each of the nbovo dlteaacs , FIIEE.
Office , 14th and Farnam Sts. ,
Oinaha , Kob. Kntrance On cither street.
NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT ,
Rrkx-lflo for Hjittrla , Plnlneii.FJti , liearalitlii , Wiik *
fffiSiu. llentil lwpr nlqn. ollenlniro th , lir lnr -
ultma ill ln nltyaaa l a < tlnr to inliery docar an I
5. tlifpr.mature Old Age. liwrannni. I.oi or 1'ower
UoltUar tax. InioluntirLoi.ei , nrt S rmtlprrlat
SSi S by OT r it illoA ot tli breln , lf < bu eor
OT r-lnduif nc4. i-ach box cent ln ona montl'a treat.
mVrit. I a.1101 , or li for ( i , untliy nirll | > pald.
Wit 11 e ch ordur for lit lioiri , will nnd | urch > r
riaranuo to "fund noa.y It the ( r. t meat f all * W
.
GOODMAN DULTQ CO. ,
lllOFaraamStreoU - Om lia Neb ,
'PILLS
OrlgUul mui Onlr flcnulnc.
. rc > ! ; rtlltblr. l oit lilt ,
\ * nJ artitJ la Ittil nj MJL P.I. . . . . . ,
Ibotr * . il l wIltitliK rlll ; a .Tlkb
uutbrr. Ktfu
Mm aiU ImUaltoni. AI UIUKi'ii , er .
It .t.raii fur i > utleuUtl , t itlmoDl > U nl
H "UrlUrrar L > dlr , "l l < fl < rt > ; rrlurl
V Mall. lo.tlOll r ilno ul . Aii JMfir.
, 'Chlehc.lirt't inl lCe.Un < lli l * < auur ,
Lotil Drujiliu , 1'klUd * . , 1' * .
LOT. NO. 1 ,
We call special attention to a lot of about 50 dozen Nat
ural Wool Underwear , in regular sizes , full finish goods , sold al <
season for $1.25 , We will ofTcr at 750 each , and repeat that
they cannot be duplicated for less-than $1.25. They are fina
goods , suitable for any gentleman's wear.
LOT NO. 2.
Pine White Australian Wool. Price $1.0O.
We place this lot of 75 dozen of the finest quality of Wool
Underwear , such as we have sold all season for $1,75 , , all new ,
fresh goods , in regular sizes , at this sale for $1.00 each , and it *
not found as represented may be returned and money cheer
fully refunded.
MAIL ORDERS.
Mail orders will be promptly filled on cither of these lot/ *
this week. Send for a suit of these goods with the understand
ing that if they ore not found to be just as represented they
may be returned at our expense.
Odd Garments , Prices 5Oc , 75c and $1.OO
Special attention is called to a quantity of Odd Garments
in Fine Wool Underwear , broken sizes , some lots have shirts
only , and some only drawers. They are all high cost goods ,
sold all season for $1.50 to $3.00. They will be closed at this
sale for 500 , 750 and $1.00. You must come early on this lok
They won't last long.
.JL. " yAre
. .
Are being offered with the idea of reducing our stock of
Men's ' Sails at $12 and $15-
We are showing suits that would be considered cheap at
a uncch higher price.
Do not Jail to attend our Children's Department. It is
gaining in favor each day
NO OUREl ! NO PAY.
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
, . .
caioa cntitj luoou , DKIR uriu urimry urKan ? ii.u. i vuaranioo t uu lor ovcry cnsu i unnormitu auu la
euro * . Consultation . froo. Hook ( Mfiturloio IMo ) unlfroo. Otilcyhour-9n. ta. tutf p. m. bunJar
. .
a. in * to 12 m.
DR. BAIL EY
GRADUATE DENTIST
A Full Sot of Tooth
on HiibUer , fur
_ * - ,
A perfect fit Kimrantoeil. Teeth ° ? trij0ntfs'1 ; '
wltLout unaos-
without pain or dancor.am }
thetlci Oold onrt cllvor H" KH 'it ' lo u t
ratca. llrldgo riml Orown Work , 'icvth with
out Dlutcs. All work warranted.
OFFICE PAXTON BLOCK , 16TH ANDFARNAM
Entrar.oo. 16th street cluvator Open ovon-
Eb until 8 o'clock
Bathe wounds
with Pond's Extract ,
> IICkC INTHE WORLD WILL
O1PC
I rcUOOntTAIN ARUPTURE ,
or KlYBrelief Ilko'Mir. i'lercn'w ifiiKiiello Klullu
Trum. " ItliatrurrdtUountniUI If yuu wunttliu
| IKh'rien < Uolimt ini > orfreel'aiuiililistiVu. I.
' T liLnillo Tm C .i Kan l'r ucl co ( t t
MANHOOD RESTORED.
"NAN ATI VO" Ui
AVollilcrfut bp n ! l )
Itrincdy , In eolj with 4
AVrltU'rOiiarnnlua
to euro all Ncrvoui Dlf
caiei , such at Weak
Memory , ! / > of llrila
' 1'owtir , llca J ch ,
,
hood , Kcrroutucii , Iji -
Kltuclr. ill dralci and
loti of power cl tha
Clrncratho i . la
eltl.er cci , camel .
n , youthful Indeccntlotu. er the cxcenlv
u o of tobacco , opium , or Hlmulnnu , which ultimately
lead tolnnnnlty , CoiiBUiiH'tlon ' nnd Imnnltr. l'ut up i
In convenient form to carry In the Yen iwcket. I'rlcs-/ " * "
II a puckoRcor 0 for W. With cury tiorclcr we girt
> written KUiiranU'O to ourn or refund tli
nifiner. Efnt bytn.ll tonny uddreu. Clrculir f rat.
Mentlaa till , paper. Addrcei.
MADRID CHEMICAL CO , , ranch Odlce for U , S. A.
417penrlMirn Btrfft. CIIICAOO. H.I
POU8AI.KIN OMAHA. NKII. , I1V
Kunn 4 ( ( ! . , Cur , 18lh & ; "
J. A. J uller 4 Co. , Cur. Ulh&
A. u. Totter 4 Co. , Council Jllutft , la.
l WEAKMEN swsaff ° s"
V II LiftD % IVBLill youtliful erran
carlraecnr , wiutlnzre knfRs , lo.t mtiihood , o'
I will KUIUI a valualilo treulUe ( waled ) eonl&lnL _
fulliiartlculara lor home cure , I'lir.K of charge ,
A iploii'llil mtKllcal wo tic i nhnulil IM > read breren
man who I * nrrrnm ami delilllUtnl.
1'ror. i-.c. i/o\vnutinooau ,
