Nebraska Newspapers

    8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEES TUESDAY , MARCH 24 , 1801.
THE CITY.
Spanish Court Cream Is the great skin
rollncr mid ilmlo ) ] remover.
A car of pickles from England forPtvx-
ton k Gallughor passed the custom
house.
.Lutlior P. Ilnlo lina filed n , complaint
'churning ' John Schmidt with tholnrcony
of a Indict ) ' gold ring valued nt 310 , the
property of M. P. Halo.
Manager Shannon and third bnsomnn
Dpnnolly of tlio Omaha ball team , left
JJridi'oport , Conn. , yoslcrday and will
roach Oninha on Wednesday.
"Old SI"
Mnnngcr Shannon has signed
SutclIfTo as a catcher for the Omaha
team. This will send JlnlllRin to the
field , Illllnj , ' the roster of the team.
The Missitislppl vnlloy medical tissocl-
ntlon will hold Us hovcntcenth annual
ecsHlon nt St. "Louis , WednesdayThurs
day mid Friday. October 11,15 and 10 ,
1891.
1891.Norn
Norn Brown and her friend , Will
Hllcy , disagreed physically , and Nora
nnd nor black cyo wore lined $20 and
costs for bolnp the iifrgrossivo party.
They wont to jail.
The funeral of Mrs. Dnnlal O'KcofTo '
took p'.aco yesterday morning from St.
Patrick's church. Fourteenth and Cns-
tollftr sticcts. The remains wcro in
terred in St. Mary's cemetery.
Tlio customs ofllclnls nro kept busy in-
fipcclliij , ' car loads of sugar du-itlticd for
interior ] ) ointH in the Btato , shipped in
bond. Cars wcro forwarded yesterday to
Hastings , Kearney and Beatrice , to bo
opened April 1.
The funeral of Johanna TToppo , wife of
William Hoppo , will take place this
afternoon from tlio residence , cor
ner of Forty-third and Garflold avenue.
The deceased was lifty-ono years of ago.
Interment will bo nt Forest Lawn.
The special sugar train of twenty ears
from Now Orleans for I ) . M. Stcelo &
Co. , will nrrivo in tills city over the
Missouri Pncllle at 9 n. m. Wednesday.
The train i olnborntoly decorated and
has attracted great attention all aloiiir
the ionto.
Flora Atihrov , bettor known us
"Oiniihn Jack , " Is under the ban and the
dccico of cxilo has boon passed. Judge
Ilohloy declared that she was too tough
for even the Third ward , and sixty dnjs
In the county jail awaits her on hoV noxl
nppoaraneo in her accustomed haunts.
Ktnnil Your Ground.
" \Vhcn you imiko up your mind to take
Hood's Sarsapaillln , do not bo Induced to buy
sonio other preparation Instead : Clerics may
claim tlmt "ours Is us peed ns Hood's" ' nnd
nil tlmt , but tlio peculiar inorltof Hood's Sar-
snpatllla cannot bo equalled. Therefore have
nothing to do with substitutes nnd Insist upon
Inning Hood's Sarsaparilln , tlio best blood
purlllcr and building up incdlclno.
Til 13 UNION IJKl'OT.
Work Will bo Stopped for an Iiulcfl-
ultc Term.
President Thomas L. Kimb.ill ot tlio Union
depot company was asked yesterday what
steps the company proposed to talto In view
of the decision ot the court in the viaduct in
junction CftSO.
"flic depot company will do nothing , " ho
replied , "until It is advised oy the railroad
companies forming it , ns to the course to bo
puisucd , I see no reason why the company
should hpend another dollar on a building lo
cated on ground to which it can obtain
no legal title without the consent of the
city."Tho
"Tho land on which the depot building
ntnuds belongs to the Union I'nclllo nnd was
deeded to it by tno city in such a way that
if iho company uocds it to another company
the city niav stop in and claim the land. One-
of the conditions in the bontt proposition
voted on by the people was that the Union
Pnclllc should bo allowed to deed the land to
the depot company. The injunction covers
this arid restrains the city consenting to the
deed being given , hence tlio depot companv
lias no light or title to the land anil would
'not bo Justified in contlnulnr the erection of
the depot building ns long ns affairs remain
iu their present condition. "
It is proaablo that a mooting of the dhec-
tors of the union depot company will bo hold
soon nnd some plan of action determined on.
Uessler'sMnfcloIIc.idacho Wafers. Cures all
headaches In iio minutes. At all druggists
Condition oftlio Men Hurt nt Hcoont
Fires.
Jolni JilcGrcal of the No. 1 hose company ,
Who was severely injured ut the Dohn sash
nnd blind factory lire , has been granted a
thirty days leave of absence nnd will visit his
old homo nt Terre Haute , Ind.
At the tlmo of tlio flro ho had boon on duty
but two days , having Just loft the hospital
where ho bail been sick for n month nnd the
Injuiics received at the fire and the attend
ant exposure plnccd him in n very critical
condition. The chances nro that ho will
never bo lit for lire duty again.
Charles Cox , plpcman of No. 3 ohomtcal ,
who was struck on the back by falling biicks
nt the Iiohn fnctorv on thu nay after the iiro ,
nnd Captain John Murphv and Thomas An-
dctson of No. 2 hose , who were Injured at
the lire , have recovered nnd reported for
duty yesterday.
J. U. Ellington , who wns hurt at thoGlli-
lon , Millar As Klulinrdson lire , is still oiT
duty.
Complexion powder is an absolute necessi
ty of the lollnod toilet In this climate. I'o/-
tonl's combines every clement of beauty and
purity ,
I3I1GAK IS AIilj KIGI1T.
The IKvlnlon llcadqimi-tpr.s Will Re
main In That Town.
The Inhabitants of Hdgarhavo boon greatly
ilirred up of Into by rumors to the effect that
the B. it M. intended to tr.msfor the division
headquarters from that point to Superior ,
Ihcreby cutting off ciulto a lovenuo from the
business men of the former city. These
rumors probably had their origin in the
removal of two or Unco tra'n crows which
usually stopped In Kdgar. When the order
of ictronclimont wns promulgated thoio
crows were taken off entirely and other ro-
tluctloiiSj'in force made In that vicinity. The
Dftlclals nt headquarters in this city snv tnero
Is no intention of romovmrf the division
headquarters from Edgar , so that the good
tltUens ot that nourishing town were un-
bcccssarlly alarmed.
No griping , no nausea , no pain when Do
Witt's Little Early Klscrc are taken. Small
pill. Safe pill , licit pill.
IVojitlior Probabilities for Mnrolt.
If Mnroli comes in llko a lion it will go
out llko n lamb nnd vlco verso. Bin
everyday in the month , rain or shlno ,
, lho olcetrii5 , llKhtod , steam heated , ves-
tlbiilod Hmltod trains of the Chicago ,
Mllwukoo & St , Paul railway will run ,
. . between Oiimlm and Chicago. The oloc-
lro ( berth" reading lamp in the Ir palace
looping cars are the greatest novelty of
Iho iifjo. Ticket otllco , 1501 Farnam st. ,
Omaha.
Claims Ho was
Frank Kocbol Is In Jail becaUse somebody
itolo some money from him , frank is ono of
nature's apologies , and In dt If ting about the
city Sunday afternoon ho entered n nlaeo
near the corner of Fifteenth nnd Webster
streets. Wnllo thcra ho made thu acquaint
ance of T. H. McCrnkcn nnd Lucy Johnson.
Koebol claims that when ho went In there
ho had F.'O in cash and f I''S rcrtltlcato of do.
iK'bito nt the American Savings bank. When
ho catno out ho had neither and ho caused
the tin-eat of lib entertainers for grand Inr-
cony.
In order to bosuro of the nppcarnnco of A
prosecuting witness Prank was nlso placed
under look and koy. The bank wns notltlod
not to pay out the money , and the $125 is still
there , but tlio f has not been found. Of
course , the defendants deny all knowledge of
the thclt.
I B , FALCONER'S ' OPENING.
Beautiful and Attractive Display of Spring
Goods at.IIis Establishment ,
WHAT LAST NIGHT'S ' CROWD WITNESSED ,
Greatest Show of tlio Soison in All
Tlmt De-light ? the Kcmnlo Heart ,
or HclirlitciiB AVoin-
mi's Ucntity.
The great N. B. Falconer dry goods
store had n grand opening last night.
About 7:30 : p. in. the crowds began to ar
rive. Ladles of course were the princi
pal visitors , though most of them wcro
accompanied by gentleman escorts , and
for thcso there were plenty ot attrac
tions. A Ciu : reporter hnnponod around
tlmt way and noticing tlio crowd wan
dered into the spacious , well managed
storo.
On the firbt floor nnd on turning to
the left was found the dross goods do-
partmonl. All the latest novelties in
cuinols hair , polka dots , embroidered
robes , Cleopatra cloths and the now
Bongallno cloths were found there
neatly displayed upon the counters.
Silk and wool plaids and all the now
weaves had a place. Also the newest
goods Irom fotoign markets.
In silks , grenadiers nro very stylish ,
polka dots are very stylish and llowor
designs and stripes nro considered novol-
tics. China and India silks in dots and
brocades were lavishly displayed. Some
popular elTects in China silks are with
the black buck ground with colored lig-
iircf. A novelty in China bilk Is Intro
duced ; it is a blue cloth with n true lov
er's knot in white.
The display of jot , silk and tinsel trim
mings were elaborate.
All ladle ? are fond of fine linon. Fal
coner is soiling llio finest goods produced
by John S. Brown nnd William Llddoll
& Co. , the Belfast linen dealers.
Ono noticeable sot wns tv beautiful
table cover called the Masonic cloth.
All the Masonic designs wcro woven in
the linen nnd were exceedingly hand
some. This is the first tiino these
cloths have been shown in Otnahn.
Some ot the new styles in linens are
the French sprig , arum lily and the
Gloximu French tissue cloths for ladies'
morning gowns in all the popular shades
nvo shown.
Umbrellas nnd parasols in now designs
nro shown , The Dresden China knob is
popular just now.
Ginghams and India muslins are dis
played in largo quantities and in taking
patterns.
In gents' ' wear department there is a
full line of silk underwear in all the now
shades and plenty of neckties in colors
which will bo popular.
The ladies' hosiery nnd underwear department -
partment attracted considerable atten
tion. Gray is to bo the popular shade In
underwear this season , though lavender ,
flesh color and black will still bo favored
by many.
A beautiful line -of handkerchiefs is
shown ; also the now Boston bag , made
of soft leather , lined with silk and fin
ished with sil k cord handles.
Tlio laces and embroidery depart-
moms show a line lot of Inces , from the
cheapest to the very best in the country.
On the second llpor in the black goods
dross dop.irtmont is found a full line of
Henriettas , French serges , nuns' veil
ings and India cloths. Eider down pil
lows and comforts are also displayed
horo.
Flannels nro in great abundance.
French llannels in wide stripes and de
cided colors are to bo popular this year.
The ladies' underwear department dis
plays a largo number ot silk garments ,
quite handsome in pattern and design.
The art department has everything
now in drapes both painted and em
broidered. Now cloaks nro shown in
great variety. The Bavarian and mili
tary cloak nro the popular s'.ylcs. ' Gloria
silk ulsters for traveling will no doubt
bo much sought for by the ladies this
spring.
The third floor contains the ladles *
parlor. Tills room is handsomely
furnished with a now style brass bedstead
"
stead , rugs , now btylo" draperies and
onyx tables. A heavy rope curtain in a
deep plush border hangs at the entrance
to this room.
The bonnets , well the ladles Nvill have
to pay n visit to the millinery depart
ment themselves to judge of the innny
now shapes and stylos. Everything in
the headgear line runs to gay colors
and trimmings. The shapes are gen
erally Hat but trimmed high in the back.
Flowers run to the natural olleels.
Curtains lit for a palace were dis
played. Real 'Inco curtains made in
Switzerland and imported by Falconer
attracted considerable attention. The
newest styles wore in the Kgyptinn silk
Htripo curtains. Damask , ehonlllo ,
Swiss , China silk drapes and. curtains
were tastefully displayed. Altogether
it was a great opening , and the largo
number of people presort seemed toup-
prcciat'o the exceedingly line dbplny.
For burhs nnd wounds wo would reconi-
mci.d Salvation Oil. All druggists sell it at
' 25 cents.
Many c.wcs have cnmo under our notice
whcro nsltiKlobottlo of ] ) r. Hull's ' Cough
Syrup ichovcd a sufferer fiom n severe
cough , which hail bccntiontcd for months by
competent physicians. 2 > cents.
Wai-Illusion Ktill llnconvlutod ,
At n o'clock last mcht , the Warblngton
Jury having fulled to nj-iec , was alsoharged
and the prisoner sent bnefc to the county Jail.
During the soventv-oluht hours that the Jury
was out nlnctv-slx ballots uoro taken , the
last standing eight for conviction and four
for acquittal.
Dr. Birnoy euros catarrh , Boo bldj.
Mnrriusu
The following marriage licenses ucru issued
by Judge Shields yesterday.
Name nnd address. Age ,
1 < ! iisti\o : Andoihon , Omaha . : u
| Juiuilo Olson. Umuha , . 23
I .lolin Krnro , Washington county . : in
I Lena I'ltzon , Washington county . 18
J Jens I' . Jensen , Douglas county . 23
( Anna Jensen , Douglas county . , . 20
in Fafoly by the most do loito child.
Vet it cures ull b'ojil tionbloj , fiom
in onllniiy fnco plmp'o to tliosotht
form of contagious lilucd Taint
eoor&o/f BLOOD 4 0 M/VoiiEttti flit.
Co. , Atlanta , Qa.
OLOSKI ) Till : CASK.
Evidence mul Arguments In ttio Cat *
Icy Court Martini.
"I would rathorbo Idllodby the Iinllans
thansulTor the dligraco of n court martial , "
smJ Captain C.itloy In oponliift his argument
for his dofcnso before tlio court martial yes
terday morning.
"Any true soldier , " ho continued , "would
rntbor dlo In the fauo of the enemy and leave
tils family Mio pittance of a pension than be
court trmrtlalcd and Icavo the service ills-
graced , though a millionaire. "
The captain reviewed the testimony of the
prosecution nnd poh.tcdottt the discrepancies
unil the contradictions. Ho said ho had not
attempted to go to the front nl Pine Kidgo because -
cause ho know ho rould not perform the duty
required of him. Ho hnil Dr. Spencer's ' cor-
tltlcato that ho was unfit for the service his
: ompany would probably bnvo to perform.
"If sickness can bo construed to mean cow-
nrdlco , " mill the captain , "I am gulltv , and
no onlccr or soldier 1ms tiny protection from
such n charge. "
.IiidRO Advocate Uay , announcing that ho
would discuss the cuso unprejudiced ntul
without sentiment , ravlowod the case In do-
Uul. Ho dwelt upon the gravity of Captnin
Uatloy's offcnso in refusing to go out with
Ills company to repel nn expected assault nt
Pine Hldtfo after the hattlo nt Wounded
Knee. "Tho camp wus In danger , the Ninth
cavalry was rushing to the rescue ot the
Seventh and an attack was expected nt any
moment , " said the Judge ndvocnto , "nnd the
company of the accused \\a ordered out
AVhcro wns hoj Ho says ho wns tit Break
fast. Ho had aiortltlcntoof dlsnbllltv , nl-
though Iio had made the march from Rush-
vlllu nnd had made no complaint until the
danger was Imminent.
"Ho has not denied,1'continued the judge
advocate , "th.it ho w.w nblo to make short
ni.uchos , nnd yet when a shott march In face
of danger was ordered ho weakened. A man
who tutns bade before ho meets n bullet or
falls from exhaustion Is as Kuilty of coward
ice as the man who Hccs before an enemy. It
Is too bad that bnivo Captain WullncO did
notgota certillcnto ot disability Instead of
poing Into Iho Wounded Knee fight , If no
discredit attaches to s > uch action. "
Reviewing the record of the accused the
judge advocate alleged that ho had never
done an heroic deed , nnd tlmt in all his long
yeais of setvico ho had done notliintr to com
mand the admiration or respect of bis men
or fellow oniccrs.
This closed the argument nnd the court
took the case under ndvlsotnont.
The finding of the court martial , when it Is
reached , will bo forwarded to Washington
for the approval or lojectlon of President
Harrison. This will require several weeks'
tlmo , and the result of tlio Inquiry will not
bo announced until the president renders his
decision on the court's action.
It is not the extiomos of heat and cold so
much ns the sudden changes in tcmpsraturo
that cause certain climates to bo m.hculthful.
When , however , tno system is invigorated
with Aycr's Sarsapnrllla , those changes are
rarely attended with Injurious results.
Don't Fool
Notwithstanding all rumors to the
contrary , the Chicago , Milwaukee & St ,
Paul Ily's now stctim heated palace
sleeping cars , with ' 'electric lights In
every berth , " still lonyos the Union depot -
pot , Omnhtv nt 0:10 : p. m. daily , arriv
ing nt Chicago at 0:30 : n. m. , in ample
titno to make all enstorn connections.
Ticket ollico , 1501 Fnrnam st ,
J. E. PKKSTONF. , . A. NAH ,
C. Pass. Ajjt , Gen. Atft
MIGHT HUM * OM.A11A.
Tlio Proposed Traiis-Srissourl Com
mercial Congress.
Mayor Gushing Is In receipt ot a document
from the secretary of the Trans-Missouri
commercial congress , asking him to make his
appointments of delegates to the meeting
that will bo held In Denver , Mav 10.
The representation provided for Is ns fol
lows ! Thirty delegates nt largo f torn each
state nnd territory , lo bo appointed by the
governor thereof ; ono delegate from each'
county , to bo appointed by the county com
missioners thcieof ; ono delegate from each
city , anil ono additional delegate for each
10,01)0 ) or fraction thereof In excess of 10,000
of the population thcicof , to ba appointed bv
the mayors theicof ; ten delegates from each
board of trade , clumber of commerce or
other commercial organisation , to bo selected
by such bodies as they may elect ; that all
railroad companies operating west of the
Mississippi rivershall boentitled to two dele
gates each , and they bo earnestly urged to be
ropiesented , to tlio end that a just untlor-
standitiK may oo reached between the people
and the great transposition lines of the
west and the southwest.
This would give Omaha fifteen delegates ,
besides these appointed by the board of
trade.
In spcnldnt ? of the subject , the mayor said :
"While- this miuht ; bo of some benefit to
Omaha. I Jon't think wo would bo Justllled
In sending llfteen men to Denver and the
city paying their expenses.
"I picsumo I shall muko the appointments ,
but I shall recommend against the cltv being
at n cent ot expense ,
"If there uro any citizens who want to go
and foot their owa bills , I snail bo glad to
hoar from thorn. "
lira in Worker !
v
Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
Dr. C. II. Goodman , St. Louis , Mo. , snys :
"Have used it for several yeuis with espe
cially good results In nervous prostration , the
result of mental effoits , also in sleepless con
ditions ot Drain woikors. "
Favotl Jlev I'mtornl Kvponscs.
Mary Bruington died nt St , Joseph hospital
Saturday , aged seventy-one years. The de
ceased laid nslau $100 over n year ugo. btatlny
that It was to bo kept to pay her funeral ex
penses. The fnnond took plucont2 o'clock
ye.stord.w fiom the Christian church ,
corner Twentieth and Capitol avenue. In
terment nt Forest Lawn ,
Uoea In Millions of Homeo-
10 Yours tbo BtandiM.
f I IV/T Mnrplilno llnlilt
kl Jji/JLcur.dfn IDIoaudiji
HopiytllUund.
OM' ' & S3 Goodyear IVcIl/ /
irnJo ofCaluUn cvtr uldeli
Rlicrtlieil. HUJ r
flhl U Unoriginal , , , , _ . ,
tlie belt nimlo. Hew uro of tail ,
tallons. 1'oillUclj noiiogeii.
ulna liiilnn nampcil on iho
tiJ bhoe. "
J.HKANSAIU
U ilo ,
Mfiilio urelacklnt ! In ? lli > l furce unit tltur ,
or ucuk , ncrtoua ( rum any raiitu , irml nt unio
( or tlie New Common Hrnio Ilunio 'ure.
> aimii * tlngilruK . Norlettilenoniieiuo. 'Urou'
Hwlfil liifaniiatlon fri'O.
Continental Clothing House.
BOYS' DEPARTMENT.
O Monday , Tuesday and Wednesday we will continue tlicr
sale of Boys' and Children's Fine Gassimcrc and Clicviot Suits , ,
sizes 5 to 13 years. Carried from hist season at ONE
O last season's ' prices.
$ B.OO Suits now $2. SO. '
4.00 6.OO Suits now 8.BO.
7.OO Suits now 4.OO.
1O.OO Suits now S.OO ,
It is for your interest to o-ttend this sale. Suits of this quality liave never been ofio iccl
this city at these prices. Remember , the sale will close on. Wednesday.
LOOMIS & OO. ,
CORNER 15TH AND DOUGLAS STS ,
. . .
OMAI-IA. BOSTON. YORIv. DF1S
Setts
Physicians , Surgeons and Specialists ,
1400 IDOUGLA.S STKISEIT
OS1A11A , NEU.
Tnc most widely nnd fuvornlilv known spec-
Inllhtslu the I'nfte I Stales. Their lone ex-
purlencc , rcmnikabloskill iintl uinvei.sal suc
cess In the treatment ruxl cuie of Xorvous ,
Ulironlo nnd SurBlP.il Dlsoasoi , untltlo these
eminent liliyslclHn to tun full conlklpncoof
the nllllctod everywhere. Tliovmiiirantfi' !
A ORUTAIN AM ) I'OhlTlVH OUHE for
the nwliilpfrcctiofcirlv > lco and the numer
ous o\lln that follow In itq train.
I'ltlVATH. 111,001) ) AND SKIN DISEASES
sppdllv. cDiimlntnlvnml iicriimnuntly cuiuil.
NTHVOUS IlKIUUTV AND hnXUAI. D1S-
OKlinusyield ro.iUlly to their skillful trcat-
iniiiit.
IMl.rs. FISTULA ANT ) HKCTATj UI CEHS
eunrnntcocl cmwl wltjiouti p'Un or dctcntlou
from business.
IIYimOUULR AND VAllIOOOEM pornm-
noritly tfnn suMr'wfiilly curuujn oory iso ,
BYI'IIIUS , UONOKKUEA. OljKr.T. Spur-
matorrlica , Scnilunl Weakni'sw , Lost MniiluHxl ,
Night Emissions. Dccayud Kacnltlos , Konvilo
Weakness iiml all di-llcato disorders peculiar
to cither GUV positively cured , ns well as nil
functional disorders tliutresii It from youthful
rollk'S ortho cM'cssnf mature jcurs.
' " aunran'cort ' ntly
'rivMr"riIKl < pormunc
.J l l\ivvl u i\lj oiirod , lomoviil comnlctc.
without cult Ini , caustic or dlUtntlon. Cures
cITected at homo hy patient without u mo-
rnunt's pain orannoyiuieo ,
TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN ,
A HWU niP17Tho awful effects of
tJU1L V U IVL cirij. , vlco which brliiRS
nrennlo wrnkticts. destroying both nilndanil
body , with all Its dioadod Ills , permanently
cured.
Hl KI'TT's ' Address those who have Im-
U1XO. Ulj I 1O jiaiiod them ! Ives by Im
proper liululRcncu and solitary nnblti. which
ruin both mind nnd body , unllttlng them for
business , study or inairhiRO.
MAKItllM ) J1KN or thoao onlcrlng on that
huppy life , u\\aro of physical debility , ijulcUly
assisted.
OUR SUCCESS
Is Tinsoil upon facts , KIrst 1'r.ietlcil o\porl-
enco , Hetonil I'.vcry case Is specially studied ,
thus startlnj ; rliilit Third medlclnns arc
prcnniuil In our laboratory exactly to suit
each case , thus olTuctlng cuiuswltliout Injury.
Drs. Betts & Betts ,
H09 DOUGLAS STREET. OMAHA , NEB
-DON'T B [ TD UN CO ED
by dealers \ \ ho try to sell
you \uiitlilcss porous pins
tors whiili pay them moic
iirofit tlmn tlio genuine
JlK.NbON'S , which nro In-
'clorscd by the \oluntarv
testlmotilnls of over 5.CKX
IihnrinacWa mul ph > sl-
clnus an the bent. Take
nothing but IJKNSOJi'S.
Harper's ' Magazine
For APRIL.
"Every one should read Mr.
Phc/ps's article on 1lte Behring
Sea Controversy. "
THE DEMRIN3 SEA CONTROVERSY.
Bjthc Hon. E. J. Phclps ,
Late Unitcii StalcJ Minister to tlie Court of
St. James.
The French Army.
Ily General JUAN Louis I.IWAL ,
Late Krencli Minster of War. Illustrated by
T. UB I'llULSTSUf.
Glimpses ol the Bacteria.
DyiT , MircnnLU Tni'DDCN , M.D
Amply Illu tr te4
The State ot Wisconsin.
Ily Hie Hon. W. K. VILAS
Wiih numerom portraili.
The Court Theatre ot Melnlngen.
Ity Dr. CIIAKIES U'ALDSTKIII ,
Director of itiemercm ! School at Athenj.
Argontlne ProvlnoU Sketches ,
Ily TnnoDonu CHILD.
Illustrated by TJon TIIUUSTBUP.
Wessex Folk. Part-It.
Ily THOMAS HAKDV ,
Illustrated by ClIAKLEI GUIKN. :
Ihomat Hood , Ptmter , Pool , Preacher.
Ily ihoRIglit Kcv , Dr. T. U. DIDLBV ,
Ishoi ! > of Keutticlty.
In the " StnnflBr People's " Country.
ly ! ClIAKLKS I fillKRT ClIAIlDOCK
A Story. J'art IV. Illuilrltcd byV T.
SutULUY ,
Short Starlet.
Ily MARGARET CKOSDV and ANCELINETBAL ,
Poems.
Hy WILLIAM \Viumitu \ OiiruiiLand ANNII
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The Editorial Depirtmonti , conducteil by
WiiiiAti CUKTK. WILLIAM DKAN HUWULLS ,
ind CIIAKLUS lluDLtvVARNHII , containing an
unusually iltracmc list ut conlentJ.
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I'unuiaKU IT IIA1IFKK A 1IHOIIIKIU , KKV VOHK
AMTLISIS MEMTS.
11ETTJRN OF THE
POPULAR FAV01UTES.
MONDAV , MARCH 20.
amiVotlil I'aniousf
HHNLDN BROTHERS
llMF.T. HfOIX A (
WEEK'S ENGAGEMENT
Presenting for the First Tima In Omaha
Their
Gorgeous , Hcv Spectacular PanloiniiiiB ,
SUPE
Seats Open Saturday- Usual Prices.
DIMS EDEKT MUSEE.
WllILawlcr , Manasor Corlltli.mil rnrnain
WIIEK Or MAllClt 23
HOP Cameron , tlio I.tlllpntlonOrntor , A vondorful
Mlilmt , 1'uilro , Slnitlni ; I'urrott Io\oiili'rflllii liiis ( ,
Ln Vcrno , mn'tcr mind of iniclo niul ti.idiclnr of
I'l.iok nrtA tlrst chi-s comedy entertainment In
hcso wunclcts
L
COIDS IN THE HEAD , by ono application.
OATAEKH , in a very short time.
HAY FEVER , in from 3 to 5 days.
EABAOHE , instantly.
FIFTY CEWT3 A BOTTL.-E.
roiisAiiC HV Aivi , niniGoisrs.
I'icpuiPil only by the
P1IENOL1NE MliMUl.sr. CO. .
llarxer Ulook , Omahn , U. S. A ,
NEBRA.SKA
National Bank
U. S. DEPOSITORS , OMAHA. N.53
Capital , - - - - 4tOOOOO
Surplus Jan. 1st. 189O , - oa.BOO
OlUccrs and Dlrectors HonrfV. . Vnto jProitilent :
T/cnhS. ItmilICJI'rosHtont ; Jiuiioi \ \ ' . Sav.ixoV
V. Jlorso. Jolin B Collins. U U. Ciuhliu J. K 11
I'utrlck. AY II. d ItiiKliOf , c.iililcr.
THE ! IKO1N BANK.
Corner l tdnutl 1'arnamSU
A Gcncr.il JtuiklnHuslucsj Transaotol
DR. BAILEY ,
Graduate Dentist.
A Full Set of Teeth on llulilicr ,
for KlVi : Doll.Altv. A perfect
IHimnrnntutM , Toclh cxiractcil
without | mln or dint'or. nntl
without nimcsllictlci ( ioll nnil
Hiker lllllnK't nt Invest rntof.
llrlilKii unit Crown Vork. luoth
without pin tus Allnorkwnr-
inntcil.
OFFICE , PAXTON DLOCK , IOTH AND FARNAM
I'ntninfp , Rtb street clcvntor. Open evening
until8 o'clock.
WRITE TO HERJ
. .
VVUllKllUKHJUlll IMl'll Illallf rt'UllMllUlWllllUUl' UUIIUIH. .1
boxen NUIVK IIMNhctircMltuu ; 1 nm utronjj HI e\t rl
diiull niyowii work. " > l portiux Six IKIVUS fur f.t
AildrosH , NHItyrHliAN t ( ) . IIUKKAT. ! ) . N Y
Bold by ( looiliiKn Drue Co,1111) Knrimin St. , Ouuilin
FREM SPECIFICT
A POSITIVE nd permanent CURE for all
dlieasaiottheURINARY ORGANS. Cures
vvheroolhtrtrcitmentlalis.FulldirectionstYllheach
bolllo. Price , ono dollar. See ilgnaturo o * E. L.
STAHL. ForOalo By All Orugglsti.
AND
Is not plea nnt to take , ns It IB com-
posocl of all the medicinal qualities
thcitgo to make now and rich blood
without ODinpolllnff the consutnorto
$1 $ A BOTTLE FOR OllE-TfllRD SYRUP
which can bo bought tiny where for
thirty-flvo cants a gallon , ns nil sur-
npnrillas aro. BEQGS' BLOOD
PURIuIBU and BLOOD MAKER is
composed of pure modiclno. and. al-
lowa the purchaser to add syrup ,
wh oh is advise ! \vhon slvoa to
children ,
If your UruK"l''t docs not liocp It accept no
Miu-itlluti1. lint order ( llroot from lii.-u'.s Jlfi ; .
Co. , Wi-lW Mlchliiiii bt. ClilciKo. 111. , anil
they u 111 forw ml. \incss iiicp.itdouo , liot-
tlu for $1 or hl.v lor * 3
BROWN STOCK FARM.
1801. STA.LLION SBASOK 1891
MON WOOD 11212.
Sired by lonon , by Nutwood , 2il8J4.
Iht , dam 1'iufiice , l > 3' 1'aneoit ' ii' .
Bil (1.1U1 Anthuin , liy CuyJiT 103.
3d daiit Auuusti , by Hv-dyk's llollfounder ,
4th dam Dully .Millsby Sculoy's Aiiiorlcuiiblnr
S3B TO 1NS1JRB.
Drool Glares. Colts and Fillies For Sale ,
Including two by tlio Ki'O.il II lack WJIkosislto
ofinslow \ \ Wllhps - : ; itlso a faihlomblo
bied--year-old Wllkcs stallion u good one.
Send for utuloguo ; or bcttei , como uudboc
them.
M P. BROWN , P apll ion , Neb
HOTEI. ,
The Mui'mv , < ai : Utli aitit Jini
in tin' tnoHt nnbi > tintl < iHii eaiHti'iictetl
jrvtt'l Jlnftiliiii/ ( him/in. / Sffcrnl
Jit'iii'ii lirMt Itt'c mill * ritniiliiti Jruitt
linm-inciit Tit > < > < > f , AII tin' ecilliiift unit
JlcHll-H HllCtl IfitJi A t > CHtO1 JllC JH'UOf
fulnif , intil.iiifi it iiiiimKHilifetn liin-ii
qrid-/- . JYi-ci'HCfijirv unit //J'c / < it < innn
Ilirutii/liiHtt tin : litilltllnifitt'Hin lieiit ,
luit and coi" / itdtf.i- lid Hitimliliu-iii
cvti'ii I'ouiiii Tulilu itiiHtii'ixtNxal tins/ *
tvlieru.
B.SILLO WAY , Prop.
HOTEI , DEZ.LOKTE. .
Corner 14tli and Capitol Avenuo.
Just completed , has 100 roomi , throa
Btalrw.ijs , from the top to the bottom , Una
fine elevator and diimins room Eervlo , is
fireproof throughout , line bllhr.l rooimaiid
the llnost toilet looms hi tin city. Lar o
Sample rooms , Sultoa with b.ithko. Cor
14th nnd Canttol Avo. Strootoarsorvloa In
alldlr'octlons. Kates , from S2.6O to il.OO.
REMEDY.
_ _ _ _ Manhood rentori.il. Nniill , ncalt
D mm 9 Ba organs unlirKod. I'liiilssliinsjni-
t > iteiicy , Vnrlcocoto.mul ulIcRectHOf .Sulf.Abuioor
Kxi"as ouroil. Norer returns. 1tlll ulnclly eciul
Isciilc'cl ) I'ltl' ! ' tuiiUintlnirrH. a riTijio that curoil
uio of tlaso truublo . y\ililrc-c. wlili Htntup
With Double Wire Suspensory.
fATESIED AUO. 15,1887 , , IMPROVED IU1I29,190 ,
r > n
fANIO 1IODY
I'ICNSORY will Ilhou-
mntlct'oinplnlnta Cen-
DrnUnd Nirrous iublllir , Collvo ,
new , Kldiioy
Troinb-
un Hid iiVnHt \ -
pnsua catiwil by ItHtlecntlonl In
Voutli , AfCMur- , rlucl w Slug 10
flaspoisorr.
BENT TO nKSrONSlHLK PAUTIKS FOTl CEIl <
'JAIN COMl'I-AimS ON SO mVS"
AlHnun r.loctrlo TrtiHH mul licit Combined *
&cnd 8a iKjstngo for riiru lllunlrntodboo * , 250
panel , which will lie sent you In phlu scilod cnvyl *
opo. Mention this pa | > or. ' ' "
Owen Electric Belt & Appliance Co. ,
3O6N. Broadway , St. Lou la.
PIS , HOUR'S
LITTIE VECETABIE PIILS
CUKC
Side Ilcmlntilic
In < lltoxtlon | ,
BILIOUSNESS ,
U
nut
niul
nnl tim\y \ tirCn *
ngcuf M iwu rui-
c l ( .r . vtpttttiilii in-
ick , Hoadnche
liAbeulutcly cured t ;
SSccnl < a vIMi C for OCi ( nil * ,
orb tortl. Ki > rtilobdruil3ta | ,
orb ] mal l
HOCBS Mtointit no. , pstfs. s u nunciscccAlj
10P. SALi : IN OMAHA , KKII.BV
Ku'in A Co. , ( .or. 13111 A flMiKlns fclrccH
J. A. I'llllLT A. Co , Cor. Htli & DuueliiiSlrccll.
A. U. Tmlvr A Co. . Council HIiiRi. lowt.
PRINCIPAL DRucaaro tvcnwucnl
REMEMBER
IS THE NAME OF THAT
Wonderful Remedy
Thai Cures CATARRH , HAY-FEVER , COIQ In
the HEAD , SORE 1HROAT , CJNKO ,
For Sale by lending Druggists
Klinck Catarrh & Bronohial FenedyGo
82 JACKSON ST. , CHICAGO , ILL.
BLAICE , BnUCH& CO.
ctnalallcanithe rnottpowtiful female regulator ler.
jcctlyllfe. Never fall $2. | iinalil icnd it lstninpfo )
parllculiri. Adilreil LION UKUGCO. . Malo.N Y.
PAV.
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
Seventeen rears ctporl nso. A rojulir irraliiitoln IIIHI clno in dlploimi lie Iinllll Irntlnjwith
tliot-roalcat miocoss , nil Norruii * , Ihronlimnil I'rlvntj l > l < oi < in. V lurmnnent euro uu.iriiiiteoiror inarm
Hicriiiiitarrluni , Lost Mnnliond PoralnnnVoaknO' ) . MKlitlonej , lniiilonof,8rihlli. | | t-lrli turn itiiilll nil-
oaiei of Iho Illoixl. Skin and llrlmry OMini. .V II I iriuifintuoriJJforovorr cnsol unlertj-liiftiiil fill l >
euro CaiiBiilutlonfico. JUolc ( MjrUerloi o r I.I fo-lout. fr j Olluuliuuri-J n. in toip in SunJiiy
n. ui , to 12 in.
They nro custom inndo clothlnR of merchant tailurs , loft on their hanila lor ono reason or another. Thdso vo buy in
largo or small qunntl tics forrondy cash. For oxainplo : a suit o ( clothes , coslln a ori'i ally $10 , wo can , no cord inc to
style nnd quality , Boll for Slier $20. Just think of It , a saving of , V ) percent , ono half the original cost , Of paiitulnons
. ' mndo fiotn 87 lo # 15 ol thorn of , the lutcstdo-
\vu have ugooil variety , ranging In price froml.'l toS7 , originally , many
signs , from th6 best tailoring csiublislunoDtb throughout the country. Wo roquoat nn curly Inspcotion.
Merchant Tailor's Misfits and Uncalled forGarments , -
They udjouniod , foollngr fully convinced that thoorlpln of the Misfit Parlors wns tonboll'h high tariffs on Clothing and
the truth ot the Parlors Imvlnp thoraostclo anldi.slayof | )
anldi.slayofGOODS
Kvcr witnessed by any ojo is now substari tinted by citizens of Oinalui nnd vicinity. Ainonjf the many bargain 8th. cro Bill
romni ns unsold :
PRIOR L-JST.
SUITS.
HOO Mi rclinlit Tullor mailunt 112 00 J II no Merchant T.illormiulo'it.
: IK ( ) Jlin-liiititTiillof iiintlo ut 14 u )
; IHI MiTOliunt 'J'nllor iiiuilo at 1000 8 00 Merchant Tullor MUII > : it- . . . 400
4000 Muifliant Tailor m.ulo at IS M 13 00 Morclunt Tullor mrulil ut. . . . too
MOO 4UXI Jluieli Motfliniit.Tailor ml Tnllor niiuloat inr.ilo lit SI io f.O UI I ! 00 Merchant Tallur inu.lo ut. . . . coo
MOO % ifiunt ) Tailor innilo dt ! W to U 00 Merchant Tullur snailoat. , . . 7K >
Tallnsniailout : if > W
'
MnoAli'ii'liimt 0" 00 .Mciu-liuut Tnllor mutlo ut , U5 Oil IB OOMcrvlunt Tailor inuilaii.li. , . . - W
A poifcctllt wnrrnnlod.anct nil goods sold on tliolr merits. A ( ruumntoo in every cau just aronrosonlednt , the
ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS ,
1309 Farnarn Street , Oinaha , Neb. 1309 ,