THE OMAHA PAELY BEE ; S&TCJEDAY , JANUARY 24 , 1891.
THECITY ,
Tlirco minor norrnlts ,
$750 , were linnet ! by the superintendent
of building * * j'cstonmy.
A special nicotine will bo hold at St.
Timothy mission nt 2:30 : today. Kvcry
friend of the work undertaken by Mis-
blonnry Iteody is respectfully urged to
bo present. Mutters of vital Importance
will bo discussed.
Judge Donno listened to the brief
wind-up of tircumont inthoctiBOof IJyron
Rood VH Martin Quick and others , in
volving the tltlo to property in North
Oinnha to which there are ucorot'.ona
valued tit $500,000.
"Thirty days on the hilt nnd not nn-
othurvord'snld Judge Ilolfiloy , inter-
ruptlnff n lengthy dlH&ortatlon on hard
luck , hard tiinea nnd hard chtiruclera ,
nnd jilaln , inucH-insilipncd John Brown
reluctantly retired to his cornor.
A few days npo Mrs. Cormoy arrived
'
in this city' from Toxnrknnn , Ant. , look
ing for lior diiutfliter , n Mrs. O'lJrlon.
The latter has been located by the police.
Shoicsidos on the southeast corner of
Nineteenth and Iznrd , and Is very mix-
IOUH to sco her mother.
The Importations Into this country during
1890 show 00,130 cases of 0 , II. Mumin &
Co.'s lixtra Dry , fochiB an Incrc.xso of U,000
ouer the pravloui year , evidencing the lil U
appreciation In which this vvlno Is held for
Its excellent quality. It la recommended by
the most eminent physicians In this country
for Its putlty , snmll amount of alcohol nutl
wholcsomehess , whllo for a fine dry cham
pagne , "G. II. Mumm & Co.'s Kxtni Dry" is
considered by connoisseurs as unsurpassed.
Tonic Kvpry I'riza In Sljjlit.
J. Vf. Murphy nnd J. II. Ewlngof Olen-
woodIn. , , were In the city , being on their way
homo from the Dos Molnes horticultural ex
hibit , It was the most largely attended meet
ing ever held by the Iowa state society. As
usual Mills' county came to the front in
the matter of exhibits. Attorney General
Stone has a fnrin adjoining Mr. Murphy's
nnd has out now 1.1 , 000 apple trees and
will put out yO,000 inoro hi
the spring. Among other kinds of
fruit ho hus seventy acres of raspberries.
There was some talk of the Iowa exhibit at
the world's ' fair and the general impression
was that they should ask for ten acres of
ground. _ _
'Jo NorvcMiH Iclilitiit ) ) < : il Mnn
If you will send us vour address wo wll
tend you Dr. Dye's Celolmitod Voltaic Helt
and Appliances on trial They will quickly
rcstoiu you to vi or , manhood and health.
Pamphlet free. VOLTAIC HULT Co. , Marshall ,
Mich.
I'OUM ) JHAI ) IN Ilia UK I ) .
Buildcu Fatal Termination of a Col
ored MIIII'B Illness.
Chnrlcs Thompson , a colored maa about
llfty years of HKO who has been in the em
ploy of Itlloy ft Dillon at 1300 Douglas
street , was found dead la his bed at the
Travelers' Homo , at the northwest corner of
Thirteenth and Dodijostrccts , about 9 o'clock
yesterday morning.
Tliompson complained Thursday evening
that ho did not fuel well , hut nothing was
thought of it and ho himself did not seem to
think there was anything serious in his
Illness.
Yesterday ho did not appear at the usual
hour , and , after waiting a short time , ono
of the attaches of the place went to his room.
Ho was de.id and the condition of the body
( ho\vcQ that life had been extinct some tlnio.
Tlio body was removed to Ileafoy's , -where
an Inquest will bo held this uftcruoou.
Drlnlc
Nature's tonic and diuretic water *
Of Excelsior Springs. Mo. ,
Would Ito a Iturf-lnr.
A would-be burglar attempted to force the
door of Mr. Conloy's residence on Horth Six
teenth street , between Durt and Cuinlng ,
at an early hour yesterday morning , but was
discovered by Conley , who hurriedly drcsseU
and followed the retreating thief.
lit ) overtook him at the corner of Seven
teenth and Cumhig , but the thief defied I1' >
pursuer to arrest him , and the urrest wus n , . u
rondo. The thief Is described as being hix
feet tall nnd weighs 200 pounds. Ho were a
slouch tint , short sad : coat and could bo
readily idcntltltd by Mr. Conloy. The fellow
also attempted to' force an entrance into a
residence on Eighteenth street , but was im-
lucccssful.
llo\vto HreakUp a Huvcro Cold.
From the Virginia City , Mont , , Madlso-
nlan : "Whenollnd a medicine % voknow to
possess genuine merit , wo consider It a duty ,
and wo tiuu ) i > lcasuro In tolling the public
what It is. Such a medicine we found Cham
berlain's Cough Uemcdy. By the use of this
syrup wo have relieved , In a few hours , se-
voru colds , and In the course of two or three
days , entirely broken them up as has several
of our friends to whom wehavorccommendcd
it. It is nil it is represented to bo by the
manufacturers. If you liuvo n cough and
want to stop It , Chamberlain's ' Cough Keiu-
cdy will do the work. Forsalobyall drug-
.gists.
Don't Fool yourself !
Notwithstanding nil rumors to the
contrary , the Chicago , Milwaukee & St ,
Paul Ily'u no\y steam honted pnlaoo
Bleeping cars , with "electric lights in
every berth"still leaves the Union do-
not , Omaha at C:10 : p. in. daily , arriv
ing nt Chicago at 0:30 : n , m. , in ample
tlino to nuiko all eastern connections.
Ticket olllco , 1001 Farnam st.
J. E. PiiKSTON" , F. A. NASH ,
C. Pass. Agt Gen. Agt.
A X.0 I/A C'JBJI EXTS.
Sumduy evening the Boston Howard Athcn-
Eum specialty company , will open nfour
nights' engagement at the Hoyd , and will
present a bill surpassing any others. The
New York World ot September 23IS'JO ' , con
tained the following concerning their opening
la the metropolis ;
"Tho Boston Howard Athonrcum Star spe
cialty company began n two weeks' engage
ment at the Bijou theatre last evening , and
the house was full to welcome the old favor
ites and extend a friendly greeting to now
comers. The Poluskl Brothers gave a gro
tesque act very funnily. Conroy and Fox
are an amusing pair , and the few minutes
that Dutch Daly hud to entertain and nmusa
the audience was BO well employed that ho
had to prolong his time and spin It out with
good music. The star of the troupe , how
ever , Is Cinquovallinnd ho certainly Is ono ol
the most expert and Graceful performers ol
the day. It Is not nlouo as na athlete and
equilibrist that ho llgures ; ho has now added
muslo to his other accomplishments. Tlic
Ilolssotte troupe also showed the versatility
of their accomplishments and made a coed Im
pression. Taken altogether the Boston How
ard nntheiueum company furnishes a inngnlll-
ccut entertainment. "
On Thursday evening next Mr. Joseph
Murphy , the legltlmato Irish comedian will
open uu engagement of four nights at the
lio.vd. On Thursday nnd Friday nights he
Will appear In "Sbaun Ithuo , " on Saturday
night la "Tho Kerry Cow1 and Siuiduj
night the new play "Tho Uonagb. "
McICee Ilankla nnd company begin a short
engagement at the Grand this after
noon , producing ono of the great successes o
the season , "Tho Canuck , " The plaj
is verv much on tbo order of "Tut
Midnight Bell" and "Tho Old Homo
Btoud , " the scene in this case bt-lng laic
along the Canadian border , the chief charac
tcr bcng an old Canadian.Vhilo a very
strong ilgure In the play , the Canadian
played by McICco Hankln , is not the oulj
character around wutcu the story revolves
An ola Vcrmontor has quite as much to do ,
and It is a question whether ho does not beat
oft the honors of the performance.
Miss Mabel Iurt playi the leadlnf
fotnalo role which Is a very strong portraitur
of womanhood.
The company throughout Is strong nnd th
play will bo put on in the same excollcn
manner whleu characterized Its Now Yorl
run. Sulo of seats now open.
Attho Eden Muscn this week the foatur
in the Curio hull are the midget cattlo. IJotl
Uavo excellent shows.
Men's Callnrs nnd CufTd.
Saturday mornlm' wo will offer 201
dozen men's -t-ply llnun coltnrs , latest
Htylos , Htutidliif , ' nnd turned down , at
tlio extraordinary price of
75C A DOHKN ,
worth $2.75 ; Hold in dozen lots only ; also
100 do/en culls In 3:11110 : quality and Lost
styles nt
$1./30 A DOZEN ,
worth $1.50. Saturday , January 24th.
Como curly.
Man's tinlnundrlod shirts 30c.
Men's woolen underwear , fiOc.
Men's traveling baps , $1.2o , worth
$3.00.
llnrgnins in boys' winter overcoats.
Unrgains in boys' winter suits.
Uargainfc in boys' nil wool kilt suits ,
82.75 , worth 85.00 to * 0.00 ,
BAS12MENT DBPAKTMKNT.
Saturday a special sale of house fur
nishing goods.
Coal hods , 18c , 22c , 20cROc , 35c.
10,000 articles on a 4u table. *
C.OOO nrtluluB on a 00 table.
All glusHwni'O ut factory prices.
Speolal bargains in bird CIIROJ.
Carving1 knives and forks , lee to $3.00 ;
usual price , 50c to $7,60.
Silverware , pocket and table cutlery ,
piano , banquet and fairy lamps , carved
wood bread plates , butter plates and
knives.
knives.MAONIFICKNT
MAONIFICKNT CLOCKS ,
20 PKR CBNT DISCOUNT.
CUT GLASS 15 PER CENT ,
and all our brle-a-brac , bronzes , vases ,
nil on one general Halo tomorrow at
m PEH CENT
discount from the regular prices. Don't
miea this sale. Como and look anyway.
THE MOUSE DUV GOODS CO.
Slolunt Stolen ! $ lir Howard
For the return of the horse and riff.
Ilorso and top buggy. Ilorbo llvo years
old , weighs about ! )00 ) , color deep bay ,
bhurt mane and lull , rlfflit hind foot
white , scar on both hind Ictfs about mid
way between knee and hoof. Scars on
riL'ht side of log. Blind bridle on with
siilo checks , bit covered with leather.
Horse's mouth a little sore on right side.
Sidebar top buy y , running gears
painted a wino or red color , bed piano
box painted blade. A party saw u man
about six feet tall , full black board and
wcnrlnjr a dark ovorcoatuntio the hortc.
Solid information to L. J. Kohrbough or
Chief of Police Soavoy , Omaha , Neb.
AVnntH the llrd ClotlicH , Anyway.
Mrs. Lynch , who Hvos nt OOt South Six-
tecntU street , has mot with n siiuall upon the
uncertain sea of matrimony and she visited
thopolico station yesterday to relate the
cause of her misery to the iron-norvoti defenders -
fenders of the pence.
Mrs. I.vnch had a husband last week and
she also hail n quantity of bed clothing. Both
the husb.uiil nnd the aforesaid bed clothing
have disappeared and Mrs. Lynch Is of tlio
opinion that the form or carried away the lat
ter. She wishes to have the clothing re
turned , with or without the husband pre
ferring the clothes alone.
I have n cousin who is a printer , says ex-
Mayor J. B. Loughrnn of North Dos Moines ,
la. Some years ago ho was employed in this
city xvhero they were printing circulars for
Chamberlain. Ho had a deeo seated cold and
terrible cough , and whllo setting up copy ho
made up his mind to buy a bottle. It cured
him nnd that was tlw first I ever know of
Chamberlain's Coujjh Homedy. I have been
strongly In its favor ever since My own ex
perience nnu that of my family convinces ino
that this remedy is the best In the world.
That may bo strong language but that Is what
I think. For sale by all druggists.
"Weather Indices.
Up to this date our monthly prognosti
cations have been fully as reliable as the
nrophoslcsof the latoltimoiitcd Wiggins ,
but at the beginning of a now year wo
resolve to do still better. The customary
January thaw will bo dispensed with and
lassongors who travel in the electric
lighted , steam heated , vestibuled nolaco
car trains of the Chicago , Milwaukee &
St. Paul lly. , between Omaha and Chicago
cage , will "bo comfortably cared for re
gardless of iho outside atmosphere. City
ticket olllco , 1501 Farnara street ( Barker
block ) , Omnha ,
County Court.
German D. "Wyatt entered suit In the
county court against M. T. Murphy for
? lrst National bank of Weeping Water
sues William J. nnd George J. Paul for ? ilK >
m a tbrco months' note uintlo September 13
nst.
"Wlio breathes must suffer.and who tblnks
must mourn , and ho alone Is blessed" vho
mows ttmt pnlti nnd suffering cau bo cured
by SalviitJou Oil.
Although wo hnvo beard persons remnrk :
"His worth Us weight In gold , " still Ir.
Bull's ' Cough Syrup is to bo had at all drug
stores for ao cents.
Marriage
Marriage licenses were Issued yesterday
to the following pirtlos :
Name ana address. Ace.
AlboitOole , Omaha S5
Nellie ICorr , Oiuuha 18
Joshua It. Nlehson , Carroll , In 43
Kate C'allahan , Omaha \U \
For Dyspepsia
Use Ilorsl'ord's Acid Phosphate.
Rr. F. II. Wclty , Hamilton , Va. . says : "I
have tried It frequently and always -with
most satisfactory results. Nothing Is equal
to It for treatment of dyspepsia and various
complications resulting from disorders or
iginating in the stomach. I consider it In
valuable. "
FEIISOXAL M'.l ItAGJt.lI'JlS.
J , E. Blair of Cnlcngo la nt the Murray.
C. C. Ltmtz of Lincoln is at the Merchants.
Vf. Vf. Turner of Chicago Is nt the Mlllard.
II. F. Whltraoro was at the Paxton last
night.
W. II. Ashton of Dayton , O. , Is at the
Casey.
Frank P. Ireland of Nebraska City Is nt the
Paxton.
M. Vf. Bruer of Alaska was at the Casey
last night.
A. G. Simmons of Scward is in the city , at
the Casoy.
11. M. Dickey of Chicago is registered at
the Millard.
D. S. Clark of Now York is iu the city , at
the Millard.
E. W. Warren of Worcester , Mass. , Is at
the Murray.
W. S. Caldwell of Milwaukee U registered
at the Casoy.
Louts Stem of Massachusetts li registered
at the I'axtoa ,
M. S. Brown of Now York was at the Mur
ray last night.
J. W. Chappcll of New York Is in the city ,
at the Murray.
George E. Honfoo of Chicago Is registered
at the Merchants.
II. C. Stewart of DCS Molnes was at the
Mlllard last night.
E. W. Murphy of North Platte was at the
Merchants last night.
J. C. Tomnlo of Boulder , Colo. , Is in the
city , nt the Merchants.
Judge Stevenson of Ynnkton. S. D , , Is it
the city , nt the Paxton.
J. M. McN'amnra , business manager 01
"Shennndoah , " is iu the city , nt the Mlllard
Thomas Brooks nna II. A. Wilson , two o
the leading business men of Oto , la. , are it
tbo city making extensive purchases. Hero
torero they have traded In Sioux City , bu
finding Omaha a superior market , they Htati
that in the future tholr patronage will b <
given to the doa'crs hero.
A. II. Marsh , a capitalist of Frcdonla , N
Yi. is In the city. Mr. Marsh has bee a mor
or lojs Interested In Omaha realty the pas
few years , nnd his errand bore this tlmo It
for the purpose of securing an acre tract nca
the city with a view of Interesting otho
capitalists mut locating a largo Industry 01
the property.
Bvivr IJ/YKK is NOT HABHFUIJ.
She Demands Itndlcal Unto Undue-
tlnns oil Oin-ilia Itondfl.
The managers of the Union Pacific nnd II.
St M. have received u lengthy circular which
announces that the board of trade of Salt
Lake City has resolved to patronlio no rail
road nercaftor except such as la approved by
a commutes appointed for that purpose. The
resolutions allcgo that Salt Lnko City is dls-
.criminated against in regard to both passen
ger and freight rates , claiming that the rates
now In force are not materially lower ttinn
they were twenty years ago , and calling at
tention to the file I that the city has dojblod
its population and tripled Its trnusiKirtatlon
business In the last twenty years. The rail
roads are requested to place Salt Lake City
upon the basis of terminal rates as ilxed by
the Transcontinental association on tin-lit
twenty-six and twenty-seven , adopted Juno
18 , Ib'JO ' , and subsequent issues ,
A demand is made in the circular that tins-
sen ger rates from the Missouri river to Salt
Lake City and return bo $47.50 , nnd the ono
way faro ) . > ; that the rate from Denver for
the rounil trip bo $ .10 , nnd for ono way &J2 ;
from Lcadvillo fa.5 for the round trip , SHO for
ono way ; from Urand Junction , $ .JO for the
1011 nil trip , andIS ono way.
The petitioners further nsk that mileage
tlelcets bo sold at the rate of " ) o per mlle ,
good throughout the territory covered by the
systems entering that city , Including Utah.
Idaho , Montana , Wyoming and Colorado , and
that local rates DO readjusted on a basU ad
vantageous to Salt Lalto City.
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PontiNylviiiiln Tours ,
Mr. Colin Studds , tourist npcnt of the
Pennsylvania railroad company , has been in
the city sover.il days on his return from a
trip of arrangements for n scries of transcon
tinental excursions which the Pennsylvania
will soon Inaugurate. The trains for these
excursions will bo counterparts of the famous
Pennsylvania limited passengers. The flrst
excursion , reluming from a trip to the coast ,
will spend three hours In Omaha on the
afternoon of March 18 , and the tourists will
bo Riven a carriage drive through the city nt
the expense of the railroad company. The
second excursion will bo similarly cnter-
talnad In Omnha. on April U ; and the third
party on May 1.
AVIII Continue the Work
It is announced that the Union Pacific nnd
the Great Northern company will unlto In
constructing the proposed line from Port
land , Ore. , to Seattle , Wash , , \ipoa which
work was stopped some ttmo ago. The grading
between Portland and Knliiniu , Was. , thirty-
live miles is iip.u-ly finished , and the clearing
of the right way between ICalama and Olym-
pla , U'ash. , Is practically completed.
Notes and Tors .nals.
The ElUhorn has put , on a line of refrigera
tor cars between Omaha and Deadwood.
Oscar Vnndcrollt , travcliaij tuusengoc
agent of the Northern Pacific , with head
quarters nt St. Paul , is In the city.
The Missouri Pucillo has put on
through sleeper from Kansas City to
lot Springs , Ark. The train which leaves
Omaha at 10:10 p. in. will connect at Kansas
Vilty with the train to which this sleeper is
ittached.
"All statements to the contrary notwith-
tamllnp , " said a passenger onitlil j-cster-
'ay ' , "tho recent atill-imss agreement Is as
eadas the late Alcound of Swat. When a
hlpper comes up and shows you a pass over
road that has agreed not to issue any passes
f the kind , what are you going to do I That's
list the position that every second road in
lie i-oiintry is In , and they have to look out
'or their own interests. "
Vonl , "Vldi , Vicll This is true of Hall's
Inlr Ucncwer. lor it Is the great conqueror
) f pray or faded lialr , making It look the
iamooyeti color of youth.
SOUTH 031A.1IA SEWS.
Kimawiiy nt a Funeral.
A team ran away Thursday afternoon
drawing the buggy in which Mrs. Charles
anford was riding , in going to the funeral
jf the late Mrs. S. L. Clifton. Mrs. Sanford
ivas thrown out of the buggy and received
Kiinful bruises.
Omaha "Hun Soiililcd.
Charles Larson , a tank hand at the paolc-
g houses of Swift & Co. , yesterday
inorning- fell in n tank of hot grease and
ivas badly scalded. Medical assistance was
lUmmoned nt onto and all possible
lone for the suffering nnd unfortunate
man. Mr. Larson resided in Omaha and has
been married only about n month. His in
juries uro serious , hut it Is hoped may not bo
'atul.
_
Dr. DIllnii-Hiiyran'H Lectures.
Francis Dlllon-ISugnn , LLi. D. , an emi
nent Irish orator , will deliver three addresses
on plcturesn.uo Ireland , in Blum's opera
: iouso , under the auspices of St. Agnes' '
church Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
and Wednesday afternoon next , Arcti-
bishop Kyan , of Philadelphia , said that "Dr.
Diliou-Eagan is an accomplished scholar
and ho really has very remark
able nnd unusual oratorical powers. "
Preparations have beca made to give Dr.
Dillon-IOagan an nudienco worthy of his
subject and his ability.
Notes About the City.
Miss Lu Hunt has gone to Lincoln to visit
her bister.
\ daughter has been born unto Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Wollwebor.
Mrs. Edward D , Munshnw has returned
from Lincoln , where she has been visiting
friends.
The needs of Mrs. A. a. Younpof Albright
have been supplied by the charity committee
of the St. Vincent do Paul society.
Dr. M. J. O'Hourko has permanently lo
tatcil iu Cnleago , and will remove his famifV
lo hU now homo early in February.
Do Forest Klchnrds of Chmlron , president
of the First National bank of Douglas , Wyo. ,
nnd vlco president of the bank at Chadron ,
has been visiting the Magic City.
Gcssler's Magic Headache Wafers. Cure all
headaches In0 minutes. At nil druggists ,
Troops Going Ilonin.
A largo detachment of troops from the
Indian country will leave Uushvlllo today
in n sleeper and fivccoaohos forLcavcn worth.
The command will include about two hun
dred and fifty men and thirty-flvo ofUccrs ,
Besides tbo passenger coaches there will bo
eight cars of baggngo and sixteen cars loaned
with horses. The train will arrive In this
city Sunday evening on tbo Fremont , Elkhorn -
horn & Missouri Valley railroad and will bo
sent over the Missouri Pacific as a special
train to Leavenworth.
No Snfor Itpmody can bo had lor coughs
and colds , or any trouble of the throat , that
"Brown's Bronchial Troches. " Price Uj can
Sold only In boxes.
Mr , Miner W. Bruce of Crclghton , whohns
spent most of the past year in Juncau. Alaska ,
left for Washington yesterday , T-Io goes
to look after the Interests , of parties who are
seeking to extend the pre-emption laws to
Alaska.
OfedtnlUUionaof Homes
The Shaift of Persia
Though aihanccil ln.c.iri , has h.ilr of raven
hue. Oray halri ICTB stilctly prohibited hi
'uls dominions , andi ln'iico the large ship
ments to that coiartij of Ajcr's Hair Vigor ,
by tlio use of wlilch ( lie Shah's subjects save
not only their hair -Imt their he.iiN. Ayer's
Hair Vigor restoresulus natural coloi of the
hair. U sliouldto-oB every toilet-table.
"Sonic timeagnxnyhairlep. n to fndc and
to fall nntjobaillfttliat I thought I should
be bald ; but the two of Ajci's Hair Vigor
has restored tlic original color and niailc my
hair strong , abundant , and hcaltliy. U does
not fall out any tnor * . " Addle Shaffer , 540
Itncflst.Cmcliiiiatl.OIilo.
"My hair ( whlclf lad partly turned gray )
was restored to its youthful color and
beauty by Hie me of a few bottles of Ayer's
Hair Vigor. I shall continue to use It , as
there Is no holier dressing for the halr.-
( InldoOapp , Ocorgeana , AU.
Ayer's Hair Vigor ,
DR.J. C. AYER. &CO. , Lowell , Macs.
Sold by all Drugglits nn.l IVrfiimcri.
Drs.Betts&Betts
Pi/slnj , S'jr ' n ? ail Spjclallsts ,
14OO DOUGLASS STR.1HE1T
OMAHA , NEB.
Tlio mont widely nnd f.ivorublr t'nowu spcc-
allstsliVttio I'nllol Mutes. Tfie.r lone ex-
Dcrtuncc , remarkable skill aiid iimvemr.siic-
ci'ss ' in thn treutmunt unil cmonr Nervous ,
Uironlonnrt Surgical ISOU ) | CH. imtitlo these
oiiiliu-iit physicians to the ( nil confidence of
tlio ntlllctoil uvorj where. They siuiniiitco :
A CIIllTAIN AND I'OSITlVH CUItK fur
tliouwliil effect intently vlco nnd the nuiiicr *
ousuvlUthntroMoK In Its train.
nuvATE. it LOO n AND SKIN DISEASES
speedily , conipl.Meh" niul pVrmunPiitly eurcd.
NKUVOUS lKllltITY AND SEXUAL IMS-
01(1)121(8 ( ( yield readily to their skillful treat-
nent.
1'IhES , FISTULA AND RECTAL ULCT.US
sruanuiteeil cured without palu or detention
rom binlties ? .
IIVnitOC'ni-K AND VARICOCELK pormn-
lently nnd successfully cured In oveiy onso ,
syiMIILIH. UONOKitllKA , OLEET. Sper-
imtorrhei. : i-ciulnil : AVeaknesu , Lost Manhuod ,
' t. KniJsslons. Decayed Kiicultles , 1'einalo
cnkniis anil ull dollc.ito . disorders peculiar
orltlicr sox posltlvoly cured , as well us nil
uiiftlonal dhordcrs tliat rcsiut fioni jontliful
'ollles or the e\ce s of.inntnro yours.
Tlv ITTIIR 1 < ' 'Uiirantcod ponniino n tly
oiixiui u i-iouicd , romovnl complete ,
without cutting , caustic or dlliitiitldn. Curia
cIToetod ut lioino by patient without a mo-
ncnfspiilnor niiiiiiyiiucc.
TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
A < \TTkM7 fllNR The awful otTecls of
OU1\.L , LU1VL , mry | vlco which lirhiRa
irt'iinlo weakness , doatinylni ; both mind unil
body , with ull Its dreaded ills , permanently
cnrod.
hK' < s lU'TI' * ? Address those who have 1m-
Lll\O. IJL/ 1O juitifd tlicniischus l > y 1m-
iropor Indulx'onco mid sollturv lialilt , which
-uln both mind and liwly , uiiUttlng them for
jiHlucf.sturtv orimirrlnjjo.
MAKHU51) MKN or tlinso entering on that
i.ippv life , awatu ul pliyblcttl debility , quIoKly
usslsted ,
OITE SUCCESS
Is based upon facts. Tint 1'ructleal experi
ence. Second K\ cry ca'ie Is specially studied ,
tlius startlni ? rlht. ( Tulrd medicines uro
nepnied in our laboratory exactly to Hiilt
each cui-o , thus eflccMug cures without Injury.
Drs. Betts & Betts ,
1409 DOUGLAS STREET , OMAHA , NED.
With Double Wire Suspensory.
PATENTED AUQ , 16,1587. IMPROVED IDLY 29,1890.
ii n'r.v .
nn. OWEN'S JKLECTBO-OAL-
VANIO IIODV > : HKI.T AND 8US-
I'KNSOIIV will euro all Itheu-
mntlcComplalnta Lumbago , ( icn-
ornl nnd Nervous . Dcblllty.CostlTC-
ness , Kldnor D'.feases. ' Nerv
ounncsa , Tromb- lint ' , , Heiunl Kz'
tlnustlon , Wast- Initof body , Uls-
enses ciiuscd by Indlecretlons In
Youth , Ago , Alar- rlod or Single
Life , oaei ury.
BENT TO TlWPONSinijp. PAUTIK1 ? FOH CTH-
TAIN COill'LAINXS ON UO DAYS' TRIAL.
Alto iin Klcctrlo Truss anil licit Combined.
Bend 8c. po'tnKO for rnrB Illustrntert book , 250
panes , which will bohcntjou In pliiluecalcd envel
ope. HintlontliU paper. Address
Owen Electric Belt & Appliance Go , ,
3O6 N. Broadway , St. Louis , Mo.
TRADEMARK Tit B On KAT TRADE MARK .
_
t * nt tun lv\t r
) . , H" Anunfull-
Inif curufor bcm-
InalVCAkneit ,
Hptriuatcrrboc * .
IiDpotvncir end
all dUeaies that
follow fit n o-
quenco of Holf-
obuio ; ajl.oijof
BIFOBimi D. XT0 AFTIP5 TAKIRI.
Pnln In the Dock , Dluneii of Vlilon , I'remttar * Old
Age , and rcnnr other < JU ses that lead to Uianltr
orconsuiupllon nndaprematureiirnTe.
IF- Full purlieu Inrs In our piiraplilet , which we cle-
elro to > eml free by mill. to srcrr ono. tv'i'bo Hpa-
clflo Mcillolnali B < ilj t W per packattt , or ill pack-
n ei for 16 , or will bOieiitlreoU mallon receipt of
the money , bjaiiilrciitnj
THE GOODKIAN DRUG CO. ,
1110 PAHNAM STIIEKT , OMAIIA , NED.
On nocount of coimUrfelta wo have adopted ti !
wrapper , tbo aalr genuine ,
D R. FAILEY
GRADUATE CENTISr
A 1'ull Set of Tooth
on Kulibor , for
'
A perfect ( It Riiarantoea. .Tuolh cxtruotod
without pain or ttoujor. ttnl * 'It ' out ai.iics-
tlietics. , Gold andi iver < at lowest
. I'ooth with-
ratea Bridge nnd'C ' iwn V.
outultitos. All wutlf
OFFICE PAXTON BUOCK , loril AND FARNAM
En trarco , ICtli street elevator Opcnovca-
Es until 8 o'clock
Auentl to sell the I'lnles *
W A NTF D
VV/liN X L.LJ -
clothes J > lnc : the only
line ever Invented that holds the clothes with
out pins ; u perfect success ) patent recently
Isjufd ; wild only by upcnts , to whom Iho ex
clusive right Is given. On receipt of M cents wo
will bend a Kiunplo line by mail : til so clicu-
larsj ptleo list and twins to iiKOnt. Si'ouro
vonr territory at nnco. Address TIIR 1'IN-
LKfcS OI.OT1IKS MNB CO. . J7 Hormmi * U ,
Worcester M-isa
r-r n./f Mornhlnr Ilnlilt
LJ jMjLmtnrmdia luto2O < Uri.
d.Btt.J IIEpat 8I.iUnoii,0.
ASTHMA CURED.
chlADanji'i&fttbcri Cinnwr/atltite t c
_ Dutdnl re/iy la ( bo f rtl cicj | iuturfi cum *
[ rbrtiblt iliipi efftcti curei wticra ll < tbcr < M. 4
I trial ranrinru tin nut ibptical. 1'rlc , , COrllBlxl
101.00 , of Urogrtiti or br mall. Baraiil * FUtE for
1 DR. R. BOnirFKANN. BtIPanl. Minn.
OUR REGULAR SEMI-ANNUAL SALE OF Kiln
ODD SUIT PANTS W.UU
Which is now in progress , has proved a
HOWLxING SUGOEXSS.
We have placed on sale in. four distinct lots
several thousand pairs of odd pants , left from
broken suits during the past season's business.
In the course of each season , we sell
a great many coats and vests from suits leav
ing us the pants. Instead of putting them into
regular stock , a pair at a time as they are left ,
o and getting full price , we keep them until the O
end of the season when we ma ice a
D GREAT SPECIAL SALE D
of them , at about half price , giving our ; customers a granjjl
D benefit , at tlic same time making' a big advertisement for our
selves. We desire to call the D
PAH.TICUI.A3a . ATTENTION
{ those of our customers who have bought suits of us during the
past season and-whose pants are now ornamented with "fringe
P on the bottom , " to the fact that they may be able lo match
their coat and vest with a pair of pants P
AT ABOUT HALF P3&ICE.
A These Pants come in all shades and colors. They come in A
all styles of Cassimeres and Worsteds. They come in black
Cheviots of every grade. They come in all sizes from 30 to 40
N waists , and from 29 to 34 in length. N
LOT f Several hundred pairs pants , every dc- AT
< scription , worth not less than three delI -
T ONE : I lars and from that to tlllCC Mil a quarter. T
LOT Hundreds of pairs of Odd Pantsi n
all materials , worth from four fifty to
TWO : five dollars s :
LOT ( Great piles of Pants of all grades and
_ , . , _ _ _ < in all colors , worth from five to six M ,
THREE : ( dollars
LOT Consists of any amount of the finest "j
goods found in any clothing store , and >
FOUR : worth all tlicvay \ up to seven dollars and a half ,
"Goods at Our Special Sales Don't Last Long. '
Corner Fourteenth and Douglas.
We close at six thirty. Saturdays , open till ten
THE BEST
IN THE WORLD.
ARE MADE BY TFIE
Woonsooket & Rhode Island Rubber Go
And wo nro their western agents and always carryuliirostoclc.
Address ,
1204 and 1206 Harney Street
A California Herve Foot ) .
Mnkcs Now I'resli lllnod and 1'ro-
Cures AiLi-inla , ijvriilulii , Ilnd C'irrulallnn
and all Impurltlon of the Blood as veil a tlm
[ oWowlnff Nerve DlBoason , viz : Nvrintts inl
Pliyiloial Delilllty , Vilnl Kiliiiiillon , I'M--
niaturo Decay , 'rrcml > llrir , llyslfil.i , r.Vr-
TOU lluiiilnclm , I.IHH ol' l'i\vcr In cltlivr bi-x ,
N < iroii ncit4 In any I'orin. Cold lliinila nr
I'vvt , I'rtln In Hit ) lUck uutl olhcr forma ol
. .
Ir.JIIobt > 'H Nrrvo Tonic iPllls brine the
rofly tint of health to the shallow cheek.
Weak , nervous ppdplo iliould take thin creul Life
Renewer. Try them , and juunlll Join ttiotlioiraniH
of hnpiiy m n mil xioincn vvhu dnllr Ijlcss lr ,
JotD lor III ! ( Treat work In tlielr bchnlf , 'lliey are
cuRar coatixl. & 0 cents a vial , For lalo \ > j UUKISU
( n by mall , Address
HDBI'S HUlCINt CO. . HOPS. . tAM rniHCISCO , Oil.
roil SALK IN OMAIIA. KKI1 , UV
Kuhn fi Co , Cor , ISlli & Douelan Strreli
.1. A. Fuller Co. , Cor 14th . Douplun StrcctB.
A. I ) . Koiler fe Co. , Council lllua , Iowa.
AMO PRINCIPAL r uainTa evtnvwHKni
DRJ.C.WESIS
NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT ,
HoectBo for nyiterla , Dlnlneii.Ftf.K ur lifla , Wivk *
( ulnMi , Mtntal Utprenlon. Holtonlnitol the Ilriln.ro-
ultlnr In Insanity asd leading to misery deottr and
death , rrero&ture Old Age , JJairannei * . ioi uf Powwr
In cither BOX , Involuntary Lostet , and Bpermatorrbcc4
caui l lir oruMiertloA ol tbo brain , felf-nbuio or
orer-lndtiinnce. Xoch t6x contalniond month' ! tr au
mcnt (1 ulinx , or ill for 14. rial liy millimpalil.
With each order for ill l > oi . will t-vnd punbanor
mtar > DU > a to refund mciuy It ttia treatmtnt f Ua M
turn. Uu ranUo4l u laiuluintunt iolJoulrLj
GOODMAN DUUQ CO. ,
- - Omthi N.b ,
DR.
ELECTRIC BELT
JSL. ' ' * < tA\'L' < = , r .
rSs > SJ r r v ?
.
BEIT AND JUSPEUSORl
lr.i. . Ua.le for llilllj > lBl pur-
po < t , f r l Gi rillt nnkitMi , llTlDrrf li , lld , oolh.
let , Cull o i < m u of KUttrlellr ikrouib all KKAS
fiRTS. r.il lu lb.iBloHHl.TII , l + llIUlP ( ( lTKt\U111
Uxlrlt ti > nt > t rill Uiliill ) , or loilcit Jl.uw ) in oiB
UKLT tad Hnp t.corl C M.plll 43 , Kn4 ptonl ctir r
* llr 4 n4 In tbrt nonlfai. H ftl 4 ranjl.tlil Krtl.
o. . nt u u.iiu '
FRENCH SPECIFIC.
A POSITIVE : ml pormanenl CUfl E lor all
dlieiiefoTlhoURINARY ORGANS. Curet
whemothirtreilmenlulls.FiUTdirtctionivtltheach
bollle. Price , one dollar. Sea signature oi E. L.
STAHL. For Bate By All Drugglsti.
& " Qy * < np fiinG
JLIlg JDdl g dlllo
Arc being offered with the idea of reducing our stock of
Men's ' Suits , at $12 and $15.
M c are showing suits that would be considered cheap at
a much higher price.
Do not fail to visit otir Children's Department. It is
gaining in favor .each day
NO GUR.KI NO
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Nob.
Beveiitecn joari experience , A regular ( rrni.i tn in niMlclne , a dlplnmti "how , lotlll trontlnj with
IlieitrcMcst Dic < ' , nll Nerroui , Clirunlaancl I'rlrnin Ultimo i. A purmanont cnrn KiMr.tntwl for Catarrli ,
bprriuutorrliiin , I - > i > t .Miniliood , f omlnalVcaknni9 , Muht l/jiioi , limiolvnur , UyphllU , Btrlotiiro , and nil illi-
emei oftho IllocxlSkin unit Urloiry ( Jrifnin. N.ll. Jiiiuirantoo IVX ) forovorjr uaio I unJertaka nnJ full t < i
euro t'cnaulnlloiilruo. Uouk.Mriterluto ( Ufu ) tout ( roo. uaicuhouri Ur. in. too p. ui. SuoJari ) 14
u , in. tel \ in.
Men who arol.icUnff In vl l force nml vlirnr.
or are ruU anil nervfiui f nun nnycans1. bcmlut
once for ivnlcil tnfnrn utloii , t'ltl'.i : , of the Nriv
Caiuinnn Hrnin Hume Cnrr , Nil clrclrln non-
noinf. ho RtoiimtliUrnititliiK. Certain cure fur all
"Weftkm'i e ol men , An < lre
AlblourharnincyCo.IIoxl 4 , Alblon.MleU.
GET WELL-STAY WELL
lltnnlieilone. It yoii.MA.V , ywiUK or old.hava
itiiy Wikiic-M ! , MHllorinulloii.Iiclilllty.Oury.'ji
iilli : m-l > l ' .VI. t < . , lliijfnlo , .V , Y. , and In