8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , FEBRUARY 7 , 1891 ,
THE CITY.
Valentino ICrlcg filed mn Information
charpliitf Herman Mot/.kor with steal
ing nn J18 overcoat.
Trto Schwiiboti society of tills city will
glvo n "rand musqtionulo bnll tills
overling in Genimniti hall.
Eminn WllsOti Imsnpnliuil for a divorce
from lior huBbnncl , Willlmn , on tlio
ground of cruelty and adultery.
Max Bacr .yesterday exchanged $ .300
In gold for Urln Ilfciip. a thoroughbred
running horse formerly owned by John
C. Tuthlll.
Three cars of tin passed through the
cubtom house yostorilny , there being one
each for Lco-l'liuk-AndrcoHon , Hector ,
Wllhelmy < fc Co. , and the ( Judtihy packIng -
Ing ) .
cornany. | _ _
Oesslcr's Alnglcire.idacho Wafers. Curcsa )
headaches In 'M minutes. At all druggists.
HAVD N MHOS.
Hale.
Bilk crepe lisso mulling at Co yard ,
atTc yard , lit 10iJ yard , at Jou and 2oo
yard ; worth from lee up to 60c.
Imported , niching , 10o for box of six
yards.
Ladles' fine linen handkerchiefs at fie.
7c , 10u , Ificnnd 2.3c ; worth up to 50c.
Kndleas varieties in veilings and rib-
botifl.
Embroideries , Incos , buttons , trim
mings nnd notions.
SILKS AND DllESS GOODS.
Spring novelties are coming In , every
day nnd the present stook of winter
goods and remnants of every description
will bo closed at a Biicriflco to make room
for now goyds.
CAHl'UTS , DRAPKUIKS , SHADES.
Sure as fate this department is going
right to the front for good goods anil
low prices , The styles are absolutely
now. The whole Block is now. The
goods are the best , and the prices will
npponr to your hotter judgment.
Shades mounted on solf-aotliiff spring
roiloiBut lUc , 2/5c / JiOc , 800 nnd oOe. Ex
amine thcbo goods anil compare prices.
FURNITURE DEPAUTM ENT
\Vantsbusincsfalbo and will Boll cheap
to attract attention. It will pay to keep
posted on our low prices for chairs , bed
steads , suits , spring bcdsaml mattresses ,
boys' wagons and baby buggies. Do you
need a trunk , satchel or valiboV
HAYDEN BROS. ,
Carpets nnd draperies.
Favors Advertising for Hlds ,
Secretary Nnson of the board of trade , who
Is the only Omaha member of the Nebraska
state relief commission , has received notice of
the passage of house role No. 74 , otherwise
linown as the relief bill , which only lacks the
lnaturo ( of the governor. On ; the strength
of this the secretary of the commission under
the old organization , Hov. Luther V. Ludclon
of Lincoln , has issued a call for a meeting of
the commission at headquarters nextMonday
night to properly organize under the provi
sions of the bill.
Mr. Nnson will attend that meeting nnd
advocate ndvortlsing for all supplies to bo
purchased. Ho stated ycstunmy that ho
was In favor of fiiulliicoun just how much of
furious commodities was needed , nnd then
advertising to the world for the lowest rates
obtainable. Said ho , "I have visitcu all of
the Omaha wholesale grocers nnd the major
ity of them nro willing to furnish the goods
nt Just about actunl cost. They nro not anx
ious to havo.tlio trade , but 'will do that in
order to mnUo the appropriation go as fur as
possible in relieving the drnuth sufferers.
The appropriation if for tbo relief of those
suffeilng from drouth and not for every im
provident person in the state , I believe that
a great many parties have been receiving
help who bavo not deserved it and others
who deserved It have not received it. .The
commission Is appointed To superintend the
expenditures of the appropriation and dis
tribute relief where it la needed. It is the
nmo with the seed wheat as with the sup
plies. There nro thirty-four counties now
UsUing for help , although lit ilrs ( there were
but seventeen. "
I hnvo n cousin wlio is a printer , says ox-
Mayor. I. B. LouKhran of North DCS Molnvs ,
In. Some years ago ho was employed in that
city where they were printing circulars for
Clmmbnrlnln. Ho him a dccn seated cold and
terrible cough , and while setting up copy ho
niiule up his mind to buy a bottlo. It cured
him and that \viit the llrst 1 ever know of
Chamberlain's ' Cough HomedI Uavo been
strongly in Its fuvor over blnco. Myown ex
perience ami that of my family convinces mo
that this remedy is the best In the world
That may bo strong lancungo but that is wha
I tliiult. For solo by nil druggists.
The following marriage licenses were Is
sued yesterday !
Name and address. Aco.
I William II. Strnlelit , Onialia . 55
(1 Jtiitnlu M. Atkinson , Cincinnati . UG
j Henry \Velso , llciinliiKton , Noli . SI
I Kmina SclmoeUlotli , llennliiKton , Neb . 10
j ArtlmrK. Lee , South Omaha . 2J
1 Dora K. Vannlstlne , Vulllscn , la . 21
Itorsfiml'B Acitl I'liosputo
For Impaired A'ltnllty
and weakened energy , Is wonderfully suc
cessful.
_ _
' AXAOUAVK.WEXTS.
Magglo Mitchell will appear at Doyd's '
opera hoiibo on Monday , Tuesday and
Wednesday , February 0 , 10 and 11 , Season
after season sha has appeared la this city ,
and each time her reception has been flutter-
Ing. Her creations nro all life-like and in
tuelr way as distinct ns those of Clarice or
Jefferson. They are all full of vivacity anci
Innocence and depict with equal vividness
the , humorous nnd pathetic. Monday night ,
the over ponulnr "Fanchon ; " Tuesday nicht ,
"Lorlo ; " Wednesday night , "Uay. "
The supporting company comprises How
ard ( Joulu , It. K. McClnnnln , George Doyo ,
Sheridan Tuppor , Edward Poland , J. "l < \
Duncan , P. McCarthy , Ida Burroughs , Jon-
nlo Carroll , Carrie Francis , Annie OUabO and
Minnie Damon.
The sale o ( seats begins this morning.
The mntlnco solo for the Jefferson-Florence
engagement opened yesterday morning nt 9
o'clock nt the Grand opera house box oftlco
with eighty-seven men In line , and when the
box oftlco closed last evening the sale for the
matlnco and evening performances nggrp-
gated the handsome total of fa.fiOO. The
company will arrive from Sioux City this
mormTigntOi'JO in their special car. They
will play "Tho Klvols" at the matlnco this
afternoon nnd "Tho "
, Helr-nt-Law" this even
ing. There are a number of good scats that
can bo obtained this morning for the inatinco
pciifornmneo , and a few orchestra seats are
left for thUVvcntng. Dcsirubloscuts are vet
on sale far both performances ,
Mortimer's company of merry comedians
v 111 render the three not musical farce en
titled "Larking , " nt the Grand opera house
tomorrow evening nt popular prices , re
served seats being 50 , 85 and 15 cents. The
engagement Is for Sunday orciiiug only.
During a week's engagement at Chicago the
Times took occasion to say of It : "Tho ani
mated and brilliant little musical farce com.
cay 'Larking.1 had a right royal audleaco last
night , and the rapid explosions of wit and the
quick succession of comical sltuutlons Iccnt
the house in an almost constant roar or
nughtor. The three nets are crammed with
loins of sparkling humor , dainty snatches of
catchy music and sprightly dancing. That
'Larking' has taken rnuU with Hov t's best
efforts Is now beyond question. " The re
serve sale will open tomorrow raonilnii at 10
o'clock.
When Baby traa tick , we garo her CutorU ,
When tltowoa CU1IJ , iho cried forCiutorU ,
When alio became MU > , nho clung to Cutorl * ,
VClien iho biul ChUdrtm , the g ve thorn Castorio ,
MOllSU'S.
Bnturilny'fl nle n < iy ' Clothlns
I'lnc Underwear at Less
Tlmn Cone.
Wo liave some very fine all wool nnd
silk nnd wool undershirts and drawers
that mon can buy from us tomorrow at
the price of the cheapest goods.
ISIKN'S UNDERSUIUTS , $2.00 ,
formcrlvsold for and reduced from $3.00
nnd $ ; ! .CO.
MI-JJN'S UNDERSHIRTS , $2.50 ,
formerly sold for and reduced from S3.GO
and 31.00.
Also about GO boys' capo overcoats for
tomorrow they are In 3 ( .UiToiont lota.
Lot 1 , Lot 2 , Lot 3 ,
$1.75. $2.75. $3.60.
Reduced from $3.00 , $5.00 nnd $7.00
each.
LJoys' heavy suits , only about 50 , ages
5 to 11 yenrs111 bo placed in 2 lots.
Lot 1 , Lot 2 ,
$2.5)0. ) $ , ' ) .7o.
And CO do/.oti boys' nil wool tricot
shirt waists at Doc , worth $1.7fi to $2.00.
THE MOUSE 1)11 V GOODS CO.
MIH'N OF Till ! MHirilWKHT.
Ncbrankn ,
There are 103 school teachers in Lincoln
county.
Four fine otters were trapped by Al Stratton -
ton of lowing the other day.
The Auburn city council has authorized n
preliminary survey for waterworks.
The commissioners of Colfnx county have
srt aside $0,000 with which to establish a
poor farm.
A farmers' Institute will bo hold nt Au
burn. February 11 , 12 and lit , and an Inter
esting programme has been prepared.
The Suncrior hose company has n by-law
prohibiting members from wearing dress pa
rade uniform1) to llrcs , and making this of
fense punishable with a line.
The people of Geneva mistook the rlneing
of the lire alarm for a funeral loll , nnd as a
consequence the tlrcicicn have pone to work
to rui&o funds for n new bell. They are 1111-
itij : cisterns nt 61 apiece to secure the funds.
Dick Utilgloy nnd John Abbott were nr-
rcsted at Friend on the chai-RO of stealing
IIOKS from Alldrlth * ? ) stockyards , Three fat
porlccrs were found In ttiolr possession. Both
pleaded cuilty and were lined § 11) ) ouch and
trimmings.
A committee composed of leading citizens
of Sioux county met at Harrison and p.isscd
a series of resolutions denounoinc the recent
statements of D. W. Woodv relative to the
character of the soil and the industry ol' the
Inhabitants of that county.
.John J. Kyan , a brakenian on the Etkhora
rood , foil from a freight train while pulling a
coupling pin to make a Jly ing switch at Plain-
view and had both logs cut off above t lie
knee. The doctors amputated both limbs ,
but the patient failed to rally and died the
next day.
There was quite a commotion at Nelson
auscd by a "ehivnreo" given to Mr.und Mrs.
O , V. Incersoll , who live in the very heart of
' .own. About two years ngo they were dl-
i'orced , nnd were recently married again. As
: hey made no appearance during the follow-
ng day some of the boys thought they were
good subjects fer a little fun on the side.
The Cass county commissioners have ac
cepted n Lincoln architect's plnns lor their
now courthouse. The structure will bo of
stone , two stories and a half high , -with a
basement , nnd llro proof throughout. The
s ! j will bo SlkKU feet. Theie will be no
tingerbread ornamentation. The cost is cs-
Imatcd ut $ iuOiW , $5UJJ , less than is appro-
pi latcd.
Frank Hall , Charles Stlnchcomb , 55. Travis
lind S. W. lUizza weio arrested at Grand Is-
and charged with stealing conl from the B.
fc M. yards. Hull was lined $25 mid costs
StinchcornbSS nnd costs , which were paid.
Sentence in the cases of liuzza'and Travis
were suspended during good behavior , dire
necessity being their excuse. The sentence
n the first two cases were changed from a
term in jail to iiuca at the request of the
wives of the accused.
Two younp sharpers answering to the
names of Itoss and IMxon struck Union the
other day and opened up thulrsltin gnmo with
a wheel of fortune. The next train brought
a creditor who had stood their bill of $2T at
Weeping Water and the Nclmwka Inndloid
who mourned their departure to the amount
of ? (5. ( They nisi bent the Union house for
two nays' board nnd after surrendering' all
their worthless jewelry to the creditors who
followed , they took the middle of the track
going south.
Contracts for the annual supply of beef ,
Hour , seed wheat , corn and potatoes , for the
San tea agency have been awarded as follows :
B. Bode of Niobrara furnishes 83.000 pounds
of bcrf at $ i.G2 per hundred ; S. Oilman of
els of oats at 47 cents ; J. C , McNny of Yank-
ton : ij,000 bushels of corn at 51i cunts ; W. W.
Uemlngton of Mundnn 1,100 bushels of pota
toes ntSl.'Jl per bushel. The beef nnd Hour
are to bo issued to all of thu triba on account
of the failure of crops last year. Ordinarily
only the old and inllnn receive rations.
A-lnw suit growing out of a Nebraska horse
stealing case- has just been tried in Denver ,
In 1S ! > 7 F. P. Bowen bought a liorso of A. W.
Myers for $100 nnd sold it two or three years
later to a third party. Last year Mr. Pratt
discovered that the nag in question was
stolen from him in 1SSO , when ho resided in
Hastings , Nob. Accoidlngly the horse was
delivered back to Pratt and Bowen sued for
the $100 ho paid Myers for It. Mr. Mvors , in
defense , claimed that Bowcn did not buy the
stolen horse from him. The horse lie sold to
the plaintiff in 1SS7 was a light bay and of
very dlfftrent marks from the stolen nag ,
which was brown. The court found for the
plaintiff in the sum of $100 and defendant
moved lor a bill of exceptions.
I own.
The Davenport crematorium is finished.
The Glcnwooa homo for the feeble-minded
has -US Inmates.
John Mi'ohs , nn early settler of Hamilton
county , fell dead from heart disease at his
homo in Webster City.
Sir Chnrles Tupper , the distinguished Nova
Scotia statesman , is a llrst cousin of lion , A ,
C. Tupner , dairy commissioner of Iowa.
The pistol , n shot from which Is alleged to
have killed Sitting Hull , is on exhibition
among the deadly things at Morgan & Shea's '
saloon , Dubuquo.
Mrs. Anna Cooper , who Is just dead in
Chicago at the ugo of eighty years came to
Burlington in 1834 , nnd with her husband
kept the Qrst hotel there , the Black Hawk
house.
"Uncle John" Safely of Rod Oak grove.
Cedar county , is dead. Ho was n native of
Scotland , and a man of sterling character.
His ngo was eighty-four years aud hocamoto
Iowa in ISSt ) .
Mrs. Betsy Merrill , who lately died at Now
Preston , Conn. , at "the ago of one hundred
and three years , eight months nnd eleven
days , was the grandmother of Mrs. I. A.
Clark of llooue.
Mrs. O. Brlggs oflBoonols said to have a
straight mid provable claim to nn interest in
tbo big English estate of Hobert Edwards , of
whom she is the grand-daughter. Her case
is in tbo hands of lawyers.
Chicago parties offer , if given a site , to es
tablish at Farley a packing house employing
300 mon. The proposition was considered at
a public meeting at Farley Saturday night
and over ? l,000 , was raised for the site fund.
Eupeno Story , the murderer of Barney
Klolnfeldor ( who went south from Musca-
tluo ) at Marcollcs , Miss , , has been captured
at Cjiilllon , Miss. Story killed Marshal Stout
of Aberdeen , Miss. , while the latter was ar
resting him.
A telegram from Portland states that the
sentence given to F. M , O. Holston , the pen
sion fraud who was ferreted 6ut In Dos
Moines last August by Special Pension Ex
aminer Webber , basque limit of the law , ten
years at hard labor.
When King Knlnkaun came to America m
ISSt ho was entertained at the Now York
Athletic club , and ono of the members of the
committed was John P. Dosh , formerly of
Davenport. Both were good snots , Dosh
particularly so , nnd for the greater port of
the afternoon they shot sldo by sideBy a
singular coincidence Kalukaua and Mr. Dosh
both died the tame day.
Colorado.
There Is n tight on between Monument and
Palmer Lake over tbo now county scat qucs-
.
The now high school building at Grand
Junction will bo dedicated on February 21.
It Is proposed to make the event n memorable
ono in the history of Grand Junction.
Trinidad is trying to get a big appropria
tion for federal buildings to be located
thero.
bnvcrnl Important mineral 'discoveries are
reported from the Word -district , Jn Doulder
county ,
/ int'Otlm ? lias been called nt La Junta on
1t February 1 14 for organizing a horticultural
association.
E. J. Holmes 1 * In Washington working to
secure for himself the postmastcrshlp of the
Trinidad cilice. '
A Methodist ooiiBrcpation , headed by Hov.
O , L. Fisher , will build n new church in
Bcritclcy annnx , Denver , to cost $ t,000.
Colorado Sprlmrs now has four evening
papers , the latest In the field being the Tele
graph , whose first issue was on Thursday.
Three now county schemes nrn before the
legislature Crvstal , Adams and Divide. All
of them have strong advocates and equally
ns strong opponents.
According to the Tellurldo Journal nt least
two sales of Marshal basin property , each
runnlnK over WOO,0'K , ) , nro being : quietly nouo-
tlatcd and will bo closed before the season
opens ,
The South Broadway Baptist church has
traded Its present situ for four lots on Lin
coln avenue directly back of it. Next month
work will begin on n new edlllco to cost
? l2ifXi. (
J. W Ce. Fields , the defaulting acting city
market muster of Denver lias been arrested
charged with passing fraudulent checks.
The amount of money urocmcd by the young
man ranged in sums of f 15 and ? JO.
The late Governor Ciaxvfonl left his affairs
In such a slnpo at Dalta ami at Grand Junc
tion that tlio town and Improvement com
panies , of uhlcli b.3 was president , will con
tinue business in accordance with his wish ,
Trinidad Is to have a new electric liijht
company. Local men have formed n comimnv
because the present electric light * nnd itos
works are owned by the same , ucoplo and cit
izens think It would bo a good thing to have
competition ,
A few days ngo about two hundred farmers
mot atDcltn , organised a farmers' ' joint stock
milling company ana elected trustees , The
capital stock Is to bo ? ' 20,000 , and the mill
formerly ouncit by Brown & Co. is to be
purchased and now machinery put In.
On the strength of n legislative appropria
tion of $ iO,000 citizens of ( Jreeley advanced
the money with which the st/ito nonn.il school
wns built. They nro now nskingof thu logis-
Inturo that the htnto make good the expendi
ture and add S70OOJ , more to Improve tlio
school.
Cjolden is to have an ale and porter brow-
crv. The old FiUpntilcIc null is now being
fitted up for that purpose nnd will lie in
running order by March 1. Machinery for n
capacity of thirty-live barrels n , day will bo
put in. but at the start only twenty will bo
turned out.
A report made by tlio adjutant general
shows the militiu force of Colorado to bo as
follows : Seveitt-twocommissioned o.llccrs ,
151 noM-cotnmis.sSonedolllceis. On musicians ,
4W piivntcs , aggregating 780 ; number of
men available for military purposes ( unor
ganized ) ivOO.
There are accommodations for 100 piisoncis
in tlio now jail at Denver. The completed
wing has just boon formally turned over to
the Arr.paboe county commissioners by the
contractors. It took a year and seven
months to build the jail and the expense was
about $ SOO,000.
Kov. Robert McUityre , the pulpit orator of
Chicago , has accepted a call by tbo Tniiltj
Methodist church of Denver. He will go
there Alay 1 , Although a big snlarv was of
fered him ills suld that the 111 health of the
preacher and hib family is the principal rea
son for his making the change.
At n recent meeting of the board of di
rectors of tbo Trinidad chamber of commerce
the members pledged themselves ( or the
jlOO.OX ( ) and the land terminal fncilities for
the electric line to connect that city with the
principal mining districts of the state , which
Boston parties have proposed to build.
Tlio largest individual taxpayer in Pueblo
county is Mrs. Jane C. Brown , owner of the
Brown addition , on which the Colorado min
eral palace Is located. The tax amounts to
i",4'J0.5 ( ( . The Colorado coil nnd iron ' ; om-
pany pays a total of $ l5it5.t5 ! : ! , nnd the Hio
Grande railway SJO.m.liJ. The total tax in
the county amounts to SJ7J,7i.Sl : : ! , divided
among 0,700 taxpayers.
John Gregory's bouse on Cattle creek ,
eight miles above Olonwooil Spring ! , wns
burned down early "Wednesday morning , it
originated from coals from a liiepliice. The
11 lines spreul .so rapidly that Iho family
barely escaped with their lives , As It was ,
uono saved more than a-sult ol clothing and
idl went out Into the snow barefooted. No
iisnrnnce. Los > uibout $ > lOK > .
The shaft building over the Caledonia mine
in Central City burned on Tuesday , Four
miners were working in tbo eust MoU-foot
level ami it wns only through the presence of
mind u"d assistance of John and Hobert Has-
tie , fellow miners , that the miMi escaped with
their lives. The property was bill in under
sheriffs sulo seine mouths ago by Captain
Harper M. Orahood of Denver.
Ttio now Pltkln county court houbo at
iVspen is finished , but not paid for. J. 1) .
Hooper built the court house under n con
tract nnd was to sue the county nnd obtain
judgment bonds , the county having reached
the constitutional limit of indebtedness.
But now the bonds are claimed to have been
illegal , and lloopsr thus cannot dispjio of
them. Now it U sought to n.iy him in some
other way ,
The Silver Cord tunnel atLovlvlllo is pro
gressing rapidly , tlio Inner heading having
been advanced 750 feet , while , the outer ono
is now 432 reel , A i'no head house ol stone
has been erected , nn.i a corrugated iron roof
Is being put on. In thu inner heading , at
about i 'i feet from the lines station of the
main Incline , a body of lead sulphide was
struck. Double tracks of railway btecl are
being laid , so that when thu headings meat
the tunnel will bo ready for business ,
At a recent meeting of the defunct Indus
trial Development association committee for
I'ltkin county , ut Aspen , It was decided to
turn over the collection of ores which had
been , tnndo to the school of mines. The col
lection comprises live or six tons of valuable
ore. specimens representing nil the leading
mines of the Roaring Fork country. The col
lection of Aspen ores now in the hands of
Commissioner Skiff is to bo used as n part of
the display to bo made at the world's fair at
Chicago.
* A youth mimed Oscar Beckwlth invaded
the Salvation nriuy barracks at Salid.i nnd
insisted oa smoking u cigarette there. Some
of tlio army objected to the intrusion and
ono of the members attempted to ' 'bounce '
him. " Oscar waded In and proceeded to bnt-
ter the would-be bouncer. The army then
turned out in force and ejected Bockwltb.
The individual whom he .so badly thrashed
sworaouca warrant nnd Beckwlth. was tried
nnd lined $10 and coits , amounting in all to
about $ . " > 0. Bockwlth talks of appealing1 the
case.
case.Lorn
Lorn Swank wns sentenced by Judjo
Plu.ver at I'uoblo to fourteen j oars In the
penitentiary for perjury. Swank was
charged with murder at the last term of thu
district court , but was acquitted. The pos
session of a watch belonging to the murdered
man was explained by Swank's swearing
that ho received It from Julia .Sulllvnu , with
whom he left town the evening after the
murder. Ho was then arrestoil for perjury
nnd convicted , the proprietor of the Enter
prise hotel in Salt Lake City proving that
Julia was in his employ as u dining-room girl
at the lime of the murder.
Baking
Powder
Eiea JulWWoni or Homes . . .
V ) Icu tbo B taad&nJ.
The Majority
01 xo-callcilcoufilMtucsilo tittle more than
Impair tlio' ' dlgcsllia ( iincttona niul crcnto
tile. Aycr's Clicrrji 1'cctoral , on the contrary -
trary , while It cnrrvthccougli , docs not In-
tcrlctc wltli tlio functions 01 cither stomacher
or liver. No otlicrcincillclno Is so sale ami
cfllcaclona In diseases of tlio throat and
lungs.
"Four years ngo I4ook asovcre coM , \yhlcli
was ( oltowcil by a terrible cough. I was
\ciy sick , nnd ctniDiicil to my bed about lour
months. 1 cini > l < > yv < l n pliyslcinn most of
the time , who nni'Jy < sald Ias In consumi-
lion , and that lie colild not help mo. Ono ot
my neighbors adfiscd mo to try Aycr's
Cherry Pectoral. 1 did so. nnd , before I li.ul
finished taking tlie Put bottle V.M able to
sit up all Iho time , and to go out. Ily the
lime I had finished the bottle ' was well , and
have remained so ever since. " K. 0. Uixby ,
narlunsvlllc , Vt.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral ,
vuurAiaii nv
DR. J. C. AYER & CO. , Lowell , Haas.
I'rlc flJ nix totllas$5.
Drs.BettsJcBetts
Pa/sin ? , Sif jnunl.Spicidlists ,
UOD JDOUGLvAS sTRISECT
OMAHA ,
Tno most widely nnd f.ivornlilv ! < nown spec
ialists In the Undo I Slates. Tncir lotii ? ex
c , rcmnrkiiljlu skill nnd uiim'rmil hiie-
in the treatment iiml I'Uto or Nervous ,
Clironlo nntl Surgical HUeii'M. ontltlu these
eminent , plijslehuis to tha full cantlilaiii'o of
the nllllctiMl overt wlii'ic.Tlicv eiiiiniiit" " :
A uniJTAIN 'AM ) I'OSITlVT. OUItE tor
Iho uwlul ofTertRnf c illy vice and tlio nmnur-
OUH evils tlinl fo'lmv lulls tr.iln.
I'uivATi : . n 1,00 n AMI SKIN DISEASES
snci'dlly , cnmnliMolv nnd iit'rmnni'ntly curi'd ,
NBIIVOUS mClllUTY AND SEXUAL DIS-
OHDKIta yield noultlyto tliclr skillful treat
ment.
I'll , , FISTPIiA ANO HKCTA1 , UI.CF.K9
eiinriinlcecl cured without piln or detention
frmn liusluess.
AND VAUICOC-ELE
riantly niul suoeps fully cured In every ccso ,
HVl'lIlLl. " , GCJNOItltlll.A , CJUIKT. Hpoi-
nmtorrhea. t-omlunl Wcilsiu1 * ' , I.o > > t Mnnhood ,
Nlglit Kmlfislon" , I uuajtd Kucuitles , Femn'o
Wcnkncis nnil all dl > llc.itu disorders peculiar
to either sox posltHoly cuied , fiB well us nil
fum'tlonnl disorders tluit rc-Hii t from youthful
follies or the o\ci"4 nf miituiu jvarf.
CI'K' If'TI IUMJ Cuaninti'o I porimin o n 1 1 y
o l l\li l U l\l/ cured , leinovnl commute.
without cuttlnir. c.iustis or Ullntiitlon. Onus
cffrutcd ut hiuii" ! ) } imtiont without a ma
m'Jiit'H ' piiln or annoyance.
TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE AGED MEN.
A 'sIIPl ' ? fill. ' ! ? The nvrful nffects of
A. OUl\L , UUM , curly vice which urlnpi
oitfanlo weakness < lchtroIntf both nilud mid
body , with ull its drc rlo < \ Ills , permanently
CUIOil.
lil UKTTs AUrtiess tucsij who have irn-
IMVO. 1)11 1O puliod tliemlcUt'i ' ) > y Ini-
uroparlndtilgonro ami solit'iiy Imblt * . wlilch
iiiln hoth mind nnd tlody , unfitting them for
biiMiic-sN. ntudv ornuvrrlURO. ,
31AHUIEI ) MEN or tlUsa ontorinK on Unit
li.tpliy llfo , awuroof.pliyslciil debility , quickly
siuslsted. * , u
OUR SUCCESS
Ii bused upon fuuts. 1'list Practical oxporl.
cnco. Second Every ease Is jpuclully studied
thut starting right. Third medicines nro
Iironiued In our Inboiatory rxuelly to suit
each ce , thus effecting cuiC ! vrtliuut ! Injury' '
Drs. Betts & Betts ,
H09 DOUGLAS STREET. OMAHA , NEB ,
IP YOU have n moderate cough ,
Il < ' YOU luivo n liunl cough ,
IP YOU hiivo a tight cough ,
IP YOU hnvo any cough at all ,
and if nil oilier cough syrups have
failed , try BEGGS' Cherry Cough
Syrup. It is positively guaranteed
relieve any kind of cough at once
or no puy. Price 25c. , 50c. tmcl $
per bottlo.
For. ale bynll druRsislg. It j on
ilruBflist does not keep it m stoc !
or will not procure it for you. nc
cept no substitute , but Fend dircc
to the Inbointory of BCKKS Mfu. C i
Cliicnio. ; Ills. , the inco ) nam
nnd they v ill forward ,
nny part of tlio IJ. S.
TRADE MARK Tin " " * ; * I KAOfe m n.
ENGLISH Hsu-
HDY. An unfail
ing euro for bcm
Iiml Weakncsi ,
Bpirmatcrrboct.
Impotuncy and
nil diseases tint
follow M a o-
quenro of Self-
nbuso : as Loaaof
" " "
BEFORE TAKtIQ. ilSTft. t Mm TASIBO ,
Pain In the Hack , Ilmn ? iof Vision. IVomatur * Ok
Ago , Rndnjnnyotberdl > that lead to Uianlt ;
or coiuiimptlon and a premature urivv *
rr-Kull particular ! In our imrnplilot , whlcli we do-
slra to enil free br mull to every ono. fWfbo Spa-
oinoMcdlolnn IB Hold null per packaKB.or ill pnck-
aceB for 15 , or will ba sent frco b7 mull oo receipt of
tbo money , bj nddrci'lnx
THE GOODMAN DRUG CO. ,
1110 PAIINAJI STJIKKT , OMAHA , NlSD.
On account of countfrfelts o have adopted tin
follow wrnppor. the ohly ncnulnc.
! /tt / !
Is the host mnilewtd li ( Old If ) I
e\ery here. ' 1 lili Ij the orlff-/ "
InalHShoe , He wire of lialjT i
tatloni. l'o > ltl\clj mono/Cv.i |
Kenulno unlfsi itampcd / > Ct , f
im the * oln , " .lamas > X > V <
McniiB" 83 Shoo.1" XtcVs * ]
J. MEANS ii . _ n. & _ CO. . , > .ffv'.Ok & & ? f31 n
41
Llieolo Blr
DR. BAILEY
GRADUATE DENT13T
I'all Hct ot Toafj
on Kubtier , for
FlVK DOL.L.U19.
* *
rates. Brldgo nnd Crown Worlc. footli wltli-
All work warranted
OFFICE PAXTON BLOCK , 16TH AND FARNAM
Entrance , Iflth itruot oiov tor Open oven.
Cg until 8 o'clock
HOME CURE FOR MEN
Men who a re Licking In Tldil forte nnd rigor ,
or are wrak anil nrrvom from any cansp. irml at
fofor sealed Inf.iriiiallori , FUKE , nf ttio N'ew
Common Hume Home Cure. No clectrlo non *
nerne. No itomarlidriipijlnff. Certain euro for all
ti of ineii. Address
, Alblon.MUh.
of a SHIR'
Something- like four years ago we placed on sale in our furnishing goods department , a wlnto
shirt , This shirt we had made for us in four different grades , each grade being made of as good ma
terials as it was possible to put into a shirt , and sell it at the price \vc \ expected to make. To show our
faith in it , we branded it with our own brand and named it
"THE NEBRASKA SHIRT. "
\Yc sold this shirt to our customers and guaranteed them th.it they were buying a better article for the
money than they had ever bought before. It stood the test. Men who bought it then , buy it yet. From"
a really small beginning , our sales have reached enormous proportions , our orders now running : into
thousands of dozens annually , Hach season we have seen opportunities for improvement which wo
have not been slow to adopt , until now \vc think them as nearly perfect as a shirt can be made.
LA AUN DRIED
A-"i" fP A shirt , the equal of a good many dollar shirts. It is made of good heavy
JZLljJsJO muslin , and has reinforced linen front.
A + O { ( > A splendid Shirt , made of Wamsutta muslin , linen front and bands , reinforced
XLlJ O < JL- front and back.
A WO Tj ( f } C \ A Shirt made of New York Mills muslin , linen front and bands , rein-
A , l vp AJJ forced front and shirred back. [ This shirt is open front. ]
A "f" k 1 1 O ur k ° st Shirt , made of New York Mills muslin , very fine linen front
O. l < p A . iJ and bands , fully reinforcdd both front and back ; has felled seams an 3"
hand-worked button-holes. Better by far than "most dollar and a half
shirts.
UNLAAUNDRIR.D.
A "i" -A shirt that usually sells for thirty-five or forty cents , according to where you
buy it.
A T" -A Shirt that we think beats all the half dollar shirts in the market. It is made
J-tL u of New York Mills muslin , linen front and bands , fully reinforced both front
and back.
/ Vp We sell as-good a Shirt as you can buy. Made of New York Mills muslin ,
/ \JL > four-ply linen bands , 2200 linen front , lined with butcher's linen , double-
stitched , and fully reinforced both back and front.
All our Shirts have patent extension facing in the sleeves and backs.
COLLARS and CUFFS.
200 dozen All Linen Collars , standing or turn down [ sold the world over for a dime ] at a nicko
apiece.
5qo dozen All Linen Collars , eight popular shapes [ sold by everybody at fifteen cents ] at a
dime a piece.
500 dozen Best All Linen Collars made , in ten fashionable shapes [ sold everywhere at twenty
cents ] at fifteen cents apiece , or if you want two , a quarter buys them.
100 dozen regular twenty cent Cuffs at a dime a pair , and just as many forty cent one sa 1
quaiter a pair. f
CO
FOURTEENTH AND DOUGLAS STREETS.
We close at six thirty. N Saturdays , ten o'clock.
THE- BEST
IN THE WORLD.
ARE MADE BY THE
WoonsookBt & Rhode Island Rubber Co
And wo nro their western agon la and always carrytvlaraatoa'.c. '
Address ,
terican jfanfl Sewed Shoe Bo X
1204 and 1206 Ilarncy Street.
A OalHornia IJerva Fee |
Alrikva New I'rosli Blood and 1'ro.
t'uros Aiin-mlui brroluhi. llud Clrculatloi ,
in.1 nil Imouritlen of tha Dlood a * nell as tlift
IiiHowIng Norvfl nisennes , vns Nurunia nil
IMiyrflulal Dulillllr. Vllul llxliiu'tlon , I're-
mnturii I > ccny , Tiomlillntr. llrs'filn , Ncr-
vniif ) llPiuliicliii. I.imn of 1'i.Mnr In c-lllnT bi'X ,
Kcr7mii < ! K3 lii HUT Inrin. C'old lIiiiuU nr
IVot. I'aln In tin ; Uncle anil other logins ol
'Ur. llolili'i Ncno Tonic Jl'llls brine the
rosy tint of health to the ohnllow cheek.
WMK. norvom pouule should tnko Ihls great Life
flonowor. I rj them , and juu will Join the tliousinds
ut b ni > r men and women wlm dally lilesa Dr.
loot ) fur his Errat work In their behalf , 'llic ; ro
(0 emits a Mai. nor cole by
. . rROP $ . . SM ruMisep , cu.
KIJ RM.K IN OMAHA , HUH . BY
Knhn * l' . . for. I3ih & DUUKIAI tlrecln
.I A. Fuller & Co. , Cor. 14lh i llouclu Etrccts.
\ L > . Foster A Co. . Council UluffJ , Iowa
ANO PHINCIPAV riUGIISTS
REMEMBER
LING
IS THE NAMEOFTHAT
Wonderful Remedy
That Cores CATARRH , HAY-FEVER , COLD in
the HEAD , SORE THROAT , CANKER ,
and BRONCHITIS ,
l-rlce 1.OO. > Tint Bottles.
For Sale by leading Druggists.
rurririED ONLT iix
Klinck Catarrh & Bronchial Remedy Co ,
82 JACKSON ST. , CHICAGO , ILL.
Blake , Bruce & Co.
3DR. SA.KS3E1WS
ELECTRIC BELT
J - - ia UKUIII1A1IM Ibrooil II *
Ml * * * ' DIS ( RH1D3S or KI ( Us El
' rs reus-B-VicY"iadtT/ . .it. ur.
P'OK. C.i. ol G r lli Mukiti'i , filial frnli , Mild , Koilli.
ill , C ill. . ol Cirrtltl of rixtrtcltt Ibronjb ! ! M' AK
fill-TV , rutnrlm Ib.in lo IIH1UII d tlkUHOlH HI KMU Dl
tlcltric lurr.il f.lt l.ilxllor wo ( oifell liOGO In cub , *
HILT ! SaiMtiorr C. plrH (0. ( > . Vonl OKI for *
I r.J In thrt. oootbi. 8 lid Pi
LADIES OKTLY
I cui > T > Ilcini.lhc mutpoxlful ( eirllorc ulllor I tf.
' N tif il. fi.poupaUt. Scndic.liutopiroi
. Addict ! LION DRUG CO. , Uuftlo , K. Y.
GREAT SUC CESS
QUr Sale of Fine Trousers ,
We shall continue during the month of February ,
offering $1.00 discount on all Trousers above $5.00.
We have a most attractive line at $2.50 and $3.75. '
NTO OUR.EX ! NO PAY.
WNS
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
cure. a. m. to Con l.'iu.
Miiriililno Ilnlill
_
\J Hop.jrtlllcartil.DK J TEFBEN8Ul noil,0.
IRENCH "SPECIFIC ;
A POSITIVE indperminenlCURE ( or all
dlim.ioTmey BINARY ORGANS. Cure *
whera olhortreitmenlulls.FulTdirectiornwlth each
bottle. Price. on dollar. See signature oi E , U
For ! By All Druggists.
FOR MEN ONLY !
/JttcrlMI / * * Hod , ictiiAll n.Dd proefi ciklld ( e.U4)rr ) *
Ml/ou ERIE MEDIOAV DM BUFFALO.N. V ,