8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : VEDINESDAY , MARCH 25. 1891.
THE CITY ,
John Smith , wlio Illegally npnroprlat-
ctl n wntch belonging to M. F. Ilnlo , was
fined $25 and costs.
Twenty-five bales of tobncco from Iln-
vnniv for Wcdolcs ff Co. were received
by the customs houso.
WilHnm Mlllcrisundor arrestclmrpcd
with stealing a lot of clothing vnlued nt
821 from George Wilson.
Polo \Vnr \ < 1 nnd Arthur Matthews , a
brnco of vagi , will tarry In the city lor
thirty days ntnorrlgnn's sanitarium.
David Reed , an old veteran and G. A.
R. man , is lying very ill with plieu-
monla at hio homo on We&tDodgo street.
Preserve your complexion by using n
tollot article. Wo recommend
Euro Court Fnco Powder , sold by nil
druggists. Sample free.
The collector of cutitoms has received
notice of the shipment of n largo cargo
of tin from Now Orleans consigned to
several parties In Omaha , The ship
ment consists of about six thousund
boxes of tin plates ,
Thomas Scunlon , a clerk nt the Omaha
coffin company , died Monday night at
tbo rcoldoncoof his father , Thirtieth and
Browne avenue , aged twenty years. Ho
was attacked with the grip and was con
fined to bed seven days. The funeral
will probably bo hold Thursday morning- .
When you RO to buy Hood's ' Sarsaparllln
bo snroto Kctit. Don't be put oft with an
inferior substitute. Insist upon Hood's.
Model Motive 1'owcr ,
The Baltimore & Ohio railroad com
pany has recently placed in survlco emits
last'trains between Now York , Philadel
phia , Baltimore and Washington , thro o
now engines which are doubtless the
finest and fastest ever built in this coun
try. Those now floors have driving
wheels six feet six Inches high and
cylinders twenty Inches by twenty-four.
The Inrgo cylinders civo them tremendous
deus power and the high drivois protect
the mnchinory from the rack nncl strain
incident to driving smaller engines nt
great bpeed. There is practically no
limit to the speed to which these now
marvels may bo driven , nnd they skim
ever the rails as smoothly as a swallow
ever a lake.
Another recent addition to the mollvo
power of the company is a consignment
of eight powerful , ten wheel passcnpor
engines , designed for service on the
mountain divisions. These are the
heaviest tcn-whcot engines over con
structed , weighing sixty-seven and one-
half tons. They have driving -wheels
six foot two inches high and cylinders
21 inches by 20. Ono of those machines
performs the work heretofore requiring
two of the ordinary class and they take
the heavy through express trains UD the
mountain grades quickly and with per
fect ease.
The Mt , Clare shops of the company
have recently completed an order for ton
switch engines of the highest typo , nnd
Bufllclcntly powerful to muko up n train
equal to the full drawing power of aeon-
Bolidatlon freight engine. Also three
now heavy eight wheel passenger en
gines , having driving wheels live feet
eight Inches and cylinders twenty inches
by twenty-four. Thosn engines are now
doing excellent work ; they are very
powerful nnd susceptible of great speed.
In addition to the foregoing the com-
'pany has now under construction , at its
Mt. Clare shops ton powerful ton wheel
engines designed for fast freight service
and for heavy passenger trains on oeca-
Dion , also twelve consolidation freight
engines of great powor.
Thcso additions to its motive power
are in line with the other improvements
constantly being made in the general
bottorinont of the B. & 0. property by
its present management , which have
boon noted by the press from time to
time , nnd the rapid augmentation of the
passenger traffic f the company indi
cates that the public is quick to recog
nize the present and constantly increas
ing olllcioncy of Its train service.
Tilt : COALi HATE.
ItallroadH Will Slake it Uniform-
Notes.
TUo contracting frolght agants of all the
lines connecting lu Omaha , together with the
heads of the coal departments of these roads
ylU moot In this city today for the pur
pose of fixing a uniform coal rato. Bovural
of tlio lines claim they have been working
at a disadvantage under the present schedule
of rates , and au effort will bo made to adjust
the matter.
Employes Will Tnko n Hand.
A movement , Is on foot among the railroad
employes la this city to organize an associa
tion for tbo purpose of taking a hand In legis
lation adverse to railroad Interests. The
movement being made among the employes
already organized into associations and will
bo extended to all ' classes of railroad wage-
earners.
Demy the Report.
The officials at the B. & M. headquarters
deny all knoxvlcdgo of the news contained In
the press dispatches from Piorio , S. D.t to
tno effect that trafllo arrangements had bcca
completed between the D. & M. and the
Northern Pacific , whereby the B. & M.
would extend Its line from Itaplcl City to
Plortn.
There have been no arrangements ot that
kind made , " said ono olllcial. "Moreover ,
our line docs not run to Rapid City , but Is on
the otnor sldo ot the Hills , so that the report
U utterly false on its face.1
Dr. Blrnov euros catarrh. Bee bld'p.
Don't Fool lonrsolf !
Notwithstanding all rumors to the
contrary , the Chicago , Milwaukee & St ,
Paul Ky'a now steam heated nultico
stooping cars , with "electric lights lu
every berth , " Btlll leaves the Union do-
lot , Omaha at 0:10 : p. m. dally , arrlv-
i ng at ChlcjvRo at 0:30 : a. in. , In ample
time to make all eastern connections.
Ticket ofllco , 1601 Farnam st.
J. E. PIIESTON , F. A. NASH ,
G PUBS. Agt. Gon. Atft.
A A'A O C/A VJKJIBX TS.
Mr. D. T. Faber , representative of "Tho
Two Old Cronies" company , which Is ono of
the bos farce comedy attractions on the
road this neason , Is In the city , ' -Two Old
Dronlos" comes to the Boyil on Monday and
Tuesday of next weolc. The company in
cludes such people as Prank \Vllls'Ada
Dcaros , Chnrlos F , Jerome , Julia Macklo ,
Al Blllnian , Joslo Domain , Harry Dietz.
Mubol Nichols , Frank O'Brien ' , Ada Stockholm
helm and many others who are recognized
lenders of fnrco comedy ,
Stunrt Uobson nnd his company will bo nt
the Bcyd for two evening next week. On
Wednesday evening Mr. Uobscm's now play ,
"Is Marriage a Failure1 ' will bo presented ,
Md on Thursday evening "The Henrietta. "
The Hanlons' now siwctacular play "Su-
pcrba" draw the largest bouso to the lloyd
last night since the engagement of "A Texas
Steer. " Tbo great spectacle will continue
during the week. _ _ _ _ _
The Kdeu Museo has a first class entertain
ment thU week. In the curio halltho cele
brated inldcct , Don Cameron , who besides
being ono of the smallest men living , is ono
ot the greatest orators nnd dcclnlmers , The
llttlu man is a wonder. Ono of the greatest
curiotiiilcs is the singing parrot Pedro. ThU
wonderful bird sounds the trumpet cull ; , thu
bugle calla and nil thu Spanish signals. Ho
alnirs In a wonderful manner. In the theater
Lavoriie , tbovondoitul magician , lu the
cri-ntpst ot all UluiloiiH , black nrtholds forth.
LaVorjiu is without doubt the uroatost priest
in the order of borcory nnd witchcraft. The
illusions of Prof , llltidorf's uro without par
allel. The specialty fo&turf * in tlio Bijou
tnoator ore excellent and draw full hcubos.
U'ne danciup of tbo twin * s excellent.
HIS BROTHER ROBBED HIM.
Wealthy William Fitzpatrlck Will Bo
Bnrled Today in a Pauper's ' Grave.
WORTH OVER FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS ,
An Irrigation Inquiry A Flcturo
1'cdillor Works a Scheme
IVcin Jlnlclw n & Co , Other
Local Mutters ,
William FIt/patrlclr , who died at St.
Josopn's hospital on the 12th inst. , stated on
bis deathbed that hovn.i worth 85,000 In coin
of thotcnlm. Nevertheless , lili bod.v will bo
laid Jawny In a pauper's grave today by
the county's ' undertaker.
If William's tnlo bo true hU brother Is n
double-djcd villain. Ho stated to a number
of his friends , during hH llfotimo nnd after
ho was tnkon to.tho hospital to dlo , that ho
was ono of tbreo brothers who lind Inherited
M5.UOO from their father. Kaoh was bc-
Pthed J",000 , but John , ono of the brothers ,
corilitii : to William's story , obtained pos
session of the lattcr's ' snaio and refused to
divide.
William drifted about from pillar to post ,
without any special menus of earning a live
lihood , having been reared with the idea that
ho would never bo compelled to work. Frequent - ,
quent appeals failed to soften the Hcuit of
tbo brother In Illinois and William grow
discouraged. Ho finally drifted to South
Omaha , whore ho did nllmanncrof light jobs ,
Including ten ding bar iu saloons. Ho was a
? ulet , gentlemanly fellow nnd made many
rlends.
Several wcelts ago William was prostrated
with lung trouble and was taken to St.
Joseph's. lie adhered flrmlv to the story
about bis brother nnd after his death a telegram -
gram was sent to his brother notifying him
of William's death. The telegram was re
turned as not , Imvnifr been delivered.
A few days afterward another telegram
was sent to the brother , and this nlso was re
turned , the brothorietuslng to cither receive
it or pay the charges.
The body has been at Hoafoy's undertak
ing roomi since March IS , awaiting Instruc
tions as to its disposition. No further tele
grams will bo sent , put the body will bo
turned ever to the co.inty today for
'
burial.
IKRlOiYlIOM 'INQOIUV.
Spsclnl Agent.lUtitou Tolls of Ills
\Vofrk nnd Plans.
Mr. U. J. Illnton of Washington , D. C. (
special neont In charge of the irrigation In
quiry , was at the Pnxton yesterday on
his way to Lincoln where ho will hold n con
ference with Prof. Robert Hay , chief geolo
gist of artesian and underllow Investigation ;
Colonel Nottleton , chief engineer ; Prof. Cul-
vet of tbo university of South Dakota , geolo
gist for the Dakotas , nnd Prof. Lewis A.
Hicks , ceolopist and engineer for Nebraska.
Mr. Illuton stated that his visit west was
for the purpose of conferring with the gen
tlemen above named nnd arranging to con
centrate all the forces of tbo department in
the northwest , namely , In western Nebraska ,
the Dntcotas and eastern Montana , with a
view of determining the exact extent , nsncar
as may bo , of the artesian basin of the Da-
kolas.
"Tho work will bo pushed as far ns
the limited appropriation will por-
mlt , " stild Mr. Hlnton. "Lost full
wo sosurcd an additional appropriation
nnd our forces have been engaged in the
southwest during the winter months. Now ,
howovrr the work will bo pushed In thowcst
and northwest. Wo will endeavor to locate
the 'water plain1 of the northwest so that wo
may bo able to .estimate the depth of veils In
all sections of thatrogion.
"Tho meeting at Lincoln will bo for the
the pUrpose of conferring as to future clans
and it will also bo of n public nature , for the
purpose of bringing the matter prominently
before the people. A. meeting will bo hold In
the legislative hall tonight at which ud-
dresses will bo made by myself aucl others
interested in the work. "
WORKED A SCHEME.
Plan of a Canvasser Tor liaising tlie
Wind.
Robert Griffin Is wanted for obtaining
money under false pretenses.
A complaint flled by M. McCabe alleges
that Gilflln represented himself as nn agent
of the American Artist association of. Kansas
Cliy , and sola J. H. Lonegan two tickets nt
GO cents each , claiming that they would.cn-
title the holder to have two pictures
enlarged by the association. Ho further alleges -
legos that the tickets nra worthless , as Grit-
tin had no connection with tbo association at
the time of the sale , although ho had pre
viously been in their employ.
It is alleged that Grlfllu has been working
the scheme quite successfully , nnd that there
nra a number of other sufferers.
BALDWIN WAS UA.MCI31) .
Ho Iia Not MrtUo H's Orange City
Schema Work.
When young Mr. Baldwin , the head
schemer of the wholesale lumber and timber
olaim agents protested to TUB Bui : that ho
had not Dllltcd any of the cltUuns of Orange
City , la. , on his Tacoma excursion , ho was
right. „
It wasn't Mr. Baldwin's fault , howovor. A
letter rccc'ivod by the TUB Bui : yesterday f rom
P. O. Lankolmnn of Orange City states that
Baldwin had secured the contracts with
thirty Orange City people , but did not cot
their money , as that was to bo paid on Anrll
10 , when the party was to start for Washing
ton. The publication In TUB BKK of Bald
win's plans nnd the letter from the Seattle
land oflleo denouncing him as n fraud put the
Orange Uitv men ou their guard , and Mr.
Baldwin will hardly call there for the collec
tion of the contract money ,
For the euro of colds , coughs , and all de
rangements of the icsplmtory orpans , no
other medicine is so reliable as Aycr's Cherry-
Pectoral. It relieves the asthmatic nnd con-
sumpttvo , even In advanced stages of disease ,
and has bavoit Innumerable lives.
Wentlior Probabilities Tor March.
If March corao'a in like a lion It will go
out llko a lamb and vlco vorsa. Bn ;
every day In tbo month , rain or shlno ,
the electric lighted , steam heated , ves-
Ubiilotl limited trains of the Chicago ,
Milwukoo & St. Paul railway will run ,
batwco.n Omaha and Chicago. The elec
tric berth reading lamp In their pulaco
sleeping cars are the greatest novelty of
the ago. Ticket olllco , 1501 Farnam st. ,
Omaha.
Closed by Creditors.
The hnrdwarostoroof Morohouso Brothers
at 1513 Douglas street , was closed by cred
itors yesterday. The members of tLo firm
state that the suspension Is only temporary
and that they \\111 bo able to resume business
within a few days.
Dr. Blrnoy euros catarrh , Boo bldg ,
Must Ijo3j nn Arm.
Thn man McManuto of Waterloo , who was
shot and brought to tbo county hospital , h in
n critical condition nnd to save his life the
amputation of his right urui has become
neccsssnry ,
BETIIOVEN , WELLINGTON , BISJIAHCi
Kings uiiJ Queens Inniunorable. uourly all the
nilnda tliut ham cluinged the coursoof ulTuIrs
In tliavurld for conturlcs , luivo licon to C.trls-
bua for lioillly tilil. Not every Dody can RO even
in tlioso times ot fist travel , Imt o\cryIjoclv
tm : lii\o : tlioboucilta o ( CurlsUatl utsinull
co-.t ut homo In the CurKbud S | > rudi > l Nilt.
which ( its jvnjxmiteil fromHioHprudcl cJptliiK ,
una contains nil tlio kolhl coiutitucntK oitho
wntvr.
TlinKcnuhiQCntltb'kdgpradolSuUlt u nat- >
nrnl tonicilr * lilcli hnlwuyt * ulfoutlvo lu nil
uUortt ( > rn ( thn Htoiuuch , liver unit kldnpyH ;
forlcllpuoinitIuialonKOitty ) | nnd rlieuiuuttu
u Hoe tlo in , It h wltlinut Denial. Ho siiro to ob-
tuln tlio ucnulnu article wliloh Ima tlio seal of
the City of Curlnbail und tlio sluiKilurn of
"EUniir Mnuil l oi\Co , , t-olo A ont8 , 0 Uar-
cloy fat , N. V. , " wltli every L-gttlc.
Jlcnl Instate Man IlUouss .Iiniinrtnut
Btiliuinos.
There wns nn unusually Inrgo nUcndanco
nt the meeting of the real cstato cxchnnRo
-yesterday , mid Instead of discussing Mr.
Tukoy's prospective lunch , the members
talked business.
The public warehouse bill wai discussed at
length , the members arguing that HJ passage
will not only bo of material benefit to Omaha ,
but will add from two to flvo ccntr. to every
bushel of wheat that Is raised within a radius
of 200 miles.
Mr. Wilson thought the cstnbllshlnu of
public warehouses would Increase Omaha's
population at least ten thousand durlna the
next two years , as well as doubling thu bank
clearings.
air. Ucortto advlsod the holding of a public
meeting- elect a committee to go to Lincoln
nml labor with the members of the house.
No definite action was taken , though nttho
next meeting of the exchange it Is probable
a committee ) will bo elected to worlc In con
junction with , the board of trade committee.
TllANSFlilt CHECKS.
New Flan Under Consideration fur
'ilicitDistribution. .
The members of thn council committee ap
pointed to treat with the street car company
relative to a general system of transfer
checks , coed on any of the lines In the city ,
nro making some headway in tbelr efforts.
Mr. Blunicr , chairman of the committee ,
states that era long the committed will bo
nblo to submit a report that will bo satisfac
tory.Tlio
Tlio committee asks that transfers bo
given on the Twenty-fourth street , the Sher
man avcnuo and Walnut 11111 Hues going
either way , The company Is willing to give
tbo transfers golngsoutb , but as yet have not
agreed to the proposition to give transfers to
trains going tioi tH and west.
The New Hospital.
The Methodist hospital movement in this
city took a stop forwanl on Saturday last.
It hud been known to a few for some time
that negotiations were pending , which , if
successful , would give the Methodist people
a bonanza In the mattorof location ) building ,
etc. These negotiations culminated last Sat
urday afternoon in the purchase of Dr. Clif
ford's ' hospital building , with all the furni
ture , fixture and appurtenances thereunto
belonging , the whole being obtained at about
one-lit th its actual value , It Is probable that
Dr. UilTord will bo appointed oculist of the
institution.
ConsIderable money will bo nccHed to put
things In running order , and from ? : J,000 to
STj.OUO per year besides the income from pay
patients will bo necessary for current run
ning expenses. Call on or remit to J. E.
Cowgill , secretary. Itoom 400 , Bee building.
Do not tnlco any chnnco of being pohonod
or burned to death with liquid stove polish ,
paints or enamels In bottles. The "Hising
Sun Stove Polish" is safe , odorless , brilliant ,
tbo chcdpost and best stove polish made , and
the consumer pays for no expensive tin or
glass package with every purchase.
Htole Good IluricH.
Tbo News , published Sidney , O. , the
homo of Warbington/tho destroyer of "Tho
Return of Spring , " devotes a half-column tea
a review of the case now pending In the
Douglas county courts. In answer to tbo
affidavit published in Tun Bnn that War-
blngton's uncle , who had a penchant for
other people's horses , always "stulo a worth
less animals , " the News says that the horses
taken under peculiar circumstances were al
ways line animals.
It is not the extremes of heat nnd cold so
much as the sudden changes in temperature
that cause certain climates to bo uuhealthful.
\Vhen , however , tno system Is invigorated
with jiyer's Sarsapnrilla , thobo changes are
rarely attended with injurious results.
Dovnii y Kcoovprtnif.
William Dovaney , the young man who was
shot in Goldsmith' * saloon some tune ago by
Pat Ford , jr. , is still at St. Joseph's ' hospital ,
but has recovered sufficiently to bo up and
about the building , ills nurses say that ho
will soon bo able to rcaurno his accustomed
duties.
Used in Millions of Borneo
10 Xoara thoBtnniln.M.
The annoyance of breaking
lamp-chimneys need "not be
borne.
Get tough glass chimneys.
Macbeth's "pearl top " and
"pearl glass" are- tough
against heat ; they do not
break , except from accident.
They are also clear , trans-
parent.notmisty or milkythey ;
fit and stand upright ; shape
and proportions are right-to di
rect the draft upon the flame.
They cost a little more than
rough and wrong chimneys of
common glass that break con
tinually.
I'ittjburg , QEO. A. MAC1IETU & Co.
To euro Biliousness. Sick ITciclncho. Ccmllpntlon.
ilalarlx Llvor Complnlnu , tnlo the nalo
and cartala remedy , SMITH'S
BILE BEAN §
U 9thoBMAU,8I5K(40 ( llttlo b-anslofliobot-
tlo ) . Ther are tbo most convenient : suit all 0499.
1'rlcoof cither lie , 20cenu per bottla.
UTC KIIMO ' 7 , 17 , 70 : CliotoBravura.
rviwcfllWl ponolaltootUila plcturo for 4
cenu ( copper * or etauipj ) .
Makers ofBllo b ana. ' St. Louis. Mo.
. ' . Ecll < h Dlancnd III
ENNYROYAL P6LL8
, /t-x Orlclt > isliniiiniilyOe uln . *
_ 2-tjN a u , tl i ; rrlliMi. l > oic uk
Urujftit for CAffA < 'fer * Ktigt' . * t > \ * ' ,
mimlBrtmi In lied > nA all m.ulllo
| b iti. . .W khllu. r.lbon T Ve
no other.j < , lM < ( ( j o r wi ulimu.
litfHianil < Mal < nl. Al IrBll lorMoaac *
lo ittn > p fbr ptrtt.ultn , lr.Umo l4la a < t
"Ilillcf for l.iJIim , " ( Uiur , bj rt-lnra
BUIL J , UOO TiitlnxiliU A'a . yufir ,
' '
SoU bj ) r > | | UU. 'l-LlUdm-l'l
e remedy ( or all In a
unn > tuial dlacbarges and
private tllicaaeiol men. A
certain euro lurllic d lillt-
ttttlni ; ucukncu [ iccullar
to women.
Irrcacrtbeltandfocliafa
In recomm odlnB It to
* * '
Old by
Continental Clothing House.
BOYS' DEPARTMENT.
Monday , Tuesday and Wednesday we will continue die
sale of Boys' and Children's Fine Cassimere and Cheviot Suits ,
sizes 5 to 13 years. Carried from last season at ONE HALF
3. SO last season's prices.
$ B.OO Suits now $2.O.
4.OO
> . 6.OO Suits now 3.SO.
7.OO Suits now 4.OO.
.OO
. 1O.OO Suits now B.OO.
It is for your interest to attend this sale. Suits of this quality have never been offered in
this pity at these prices. Remember , the sale will close on Wednesday.
iUAND , LOOMIS & OO. ,
CORNER 15TH AND DOUGLAS STS.
. . . .
OSIA.HA. BOSTON. N1SW YORK. DEIS MOIN13.S.
How many
people there
are who re
gard the
coming of
winter as a constant state of siesre. It seems as if the elements sat down outside
o *
the walls of health and now and again , led by the north wind and his attendant
blasts , broke over the ramparts , spreading colds , pneumonia and-death. Who
knows when the next storm may come and what its effects upon your con-
stitiution maybe ? The fortifications of health must be made strong. SCOTT'S
EMULSION of pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oil and Hypophosphites of
Lime and Soda will aid you to hold out against Coughs , Colds , Consumption
Scxofula , General Debility , and all Ancemic and Wasting Diseases , until the
sieger is raised. It prevents wasting in children. Palatable as Milk.
\ , SPECIAL.Scott's Emulsion Is non-secrct , and Is prescribed by the Med CAUTION. Scott's Emulsion is put up In salmon-colored wrappers.
ical Profession all over the world , because its ingredients arc scientifically Be sure and get the genuine. Prepared only by Scott & Gownc ,
combined in such a manner as to greatly increase their remedial value. Manufacturing Chemists , New York. All Druggists.
AMUSE MEKTS.
! RETURN OF THE
. POPULAR FAVORITES.
MONDAY , MARCH 23.
JTho Original nndVotld r inous (
HHMLON.BROTHERS
) WILI , 1IEOIN A (
WEEK'S ENGAGEMENT
Presenting for the First Time in Omaha
Their
Gorgeous , New Splacifar Pantomime ,
SUPERBM.
Seats Open Saturday at Usual Prices.
DIME EDEN MUSEE.
Will Lavrler , Manager , Cor. II th and Farnam
WKKK OK MAItCll 23.
Tlon Cnmeron. the I.llllputlnn Orator , A wonilordil
Mlduct , reilrn , BlnglnK 1'nrrolt , Loyoiileru Illuslonn.
La Vcrno , miMcr mind of iiinulo nnd bachelor oC
blnck ort. A Unit elms comedr entcrlalnmont In
addition to these nondcis.
INFLUENZA
OR
"LR GRIPPE , "
Persons who nro nfllictcil with this
complaintshoulil not fall to use
WILBOR'S '
GOD LIVER OIL
AND
PH08PHHTE8 ,
i Itpivosimmodinto relief and a per
manent euro In u short tirao. It will
prevent thla foil dlsoaso from having a
fatal tormlimtloiL. Sold.by all OruRfrists.
Bo sure , us youtvnluo your hoahh , and
pot the genuineinunufivoturetl only py
DR. A. 13. WIEHOR , Chemist , Boston ,
Mass.
VYIODBURY'S ' FACIAL SOAP
For tbt Skin mil Snip.
. _ . jd by & Derra tel il l with
,2Ut.-r , nV experience. Uneiualed
for eczema , caldheid. oily ( km.
il ih wornu. chap r < * } btndi. o wi-
i - i r6Plratlnn , ugly completion ,
oeo. An nndlllng remidr for til
ooalp tllcrtloni , ! a " < ; ' preventive -
ivo ol all forms of ikln iHioinei.
For Bale b ; Drugjitu 'or ' lent by mill , Pries W cenU.
Facial IHomiidiPS. d&S&SxSaRSSXi ;
llln tr t.doiitU iVlaimlMilp.0 cll ( > ii. n4tb.lr IrtttiutuiiiDl
( i < > li I ) for ICo. C\t.uu il n ft. . , ii cfflo cr t > y uutr.
JOII.V II. AVM1DIIII Y , D < rm tolo l t.
1XS W-MVU ! at. , Nv\v York City.
DRUNKENNESS
X.XQOOXi HABIT.
IN ALL THE WORLD THERE IS BUT ONE CURE
DR , MINES' GOLDEN SPECIFIC ,
It tan be irlTe l > it u ; of tatte * or t r , or U r.
.Molu of I..3 , without Iho kliowlodgo ol the P ll nt ,
if neoeuarr. It U absolutely tiarmltu no will jittot
ptrmaoent and ipaodr our * , "he'ncr tbejpatieni l
iaoder Mitrtulier or aa alooliolio M MOlc. IT / K > Kli
fc'AlLS. It oparitea aa qu ol)7 ) nd with aach s -
Uvlntytbaitba ptllent oudergoea no Inconvenience.
and ! r h la aware. Ula complete reJoru-etleu la
( Tested. iSnaaebooH otparUcularefroe. aob b Jet
KUIIN & CO. 10th if UouaU.i.ic lun Cumliigflla.
- . b/ ' - Ki'JlnUCJ3 " uo'aad
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P1 UO C'O..Oraaha
\\7AMrTT7n Atronts toiioll tlio 1'lnloss
WAJN1 J ± U
oiothes Llnoj the only
line ever In vontua tlmt holds tlio clothes with
out pins ! u iiurfoot aUccvM ) patent recently
Is-miied : ( sola only Uy uRonti , to whom tlio ox-
olu.lvu right Is Klv n. On receipt of WcouU wo
wllUonaamuiiplo line liy innlU al o clrou-
larsj prlcn list mid tornw ui " Kent. btjctiro
your iorrlUry at onco. Address TllrI IN
LES3 OLOTHEa LINE CO. . 17 Uerwnn it
Worcester Mix
ESTABLISHED 1858.
KUSIMPSONI
1409 and 1411 Dode St , , Omaha , Neb.
First Glass Carriages ,
The Loading Styles. The Lowest Prices.
yoUlM'ATUONAOR SOLICITED.
NEBRASKA
National Bank
TJ. 8. DEPOSITOKV , OMAHA. N33
Capital , - - - - S4OO.OOO
Surplus Jan. 1st. 1890 , - O'2BOO
OHlcera and llrcctorltonrr W. Yiitcs , I'roildent ;
towing. Uuocl. Vlco-l'roniilcnt ; Juntos \ \ ' . Suva < o , W
V. Morse , John B. Colllm , It. U. Uuihliu' , J. M. 11
I'utrlck. W. 11. 8. lluxhoi , caihlor ,
THE ! IRON BANK. ,
Corner I2tli uud Farnam Sti
A General Bunking llimlnuss Trausaotol
HOTEL.
Tlie Murray , Cor. 1-ith unit ITurneii ,
istlie tnoHt miUHtantidllu roimfrnctril
Hotel JttilliHniin Oinnlia , tici-ci'til
lictiru brlcli Jtre tcti/fM iimnufrom
ItttHcmeiit to roof. All the vi'ltliitm anil
floors Ilitetl tritk Anhciitos / / * < ; jn-ooj
titliia , mitltlnu it * lniiioNHtMe to burn
quids , fireCHCHjteH it ml Jlre nlurnm
thfo a1to\tt \ tlte bnll < llniStcninhcHt ,
hot Hint co III \ riitciami HtniNhlncIn
ereru room. lalilo ttimurj > amicil any-
where.
B. SILLOWAY , Prop.
HOTEL DELIONE.
Corner 14th and Capital Avenue.
C
Just completed , has 100 roomi , thro )
stairways , from the top to the bottom , has
"ihid'ejovfltor and dinning room service , U
Are proof throughout , flnobillar.l room ? anJ
the finest toilet rooms in the city. Lares
Sample rooms , Suites with bath < S . Co
14th and Capitol Ave. Street car service In
all directions. Hatea. from $2.50 to $1.00.
OR. BAILEY ,
Graduate Dentist.
A Full Bet of Tcctli on Htibl'cr ,
fv , for HVi : DoI.I.AHi. .AiiprfuU
\U lit guaranteed. 'Icetli oitructcil
, S without pain or ilanrer. nnl
L'i without nnae tbetlc . liold and
M ll er Illllnk-s lit lowcjt rntoi
Hrldito nnd Crown Work , Teeth
without pistes. All work war
OFFICE , PAXTON BLOCK , 16TH AND FARNAM
Kntmnco , Ibtli ilreot olovntor. Open oenliiK
until 8 o'clock.
JOSEPH GILLOTT'S '
STEEL PENS.
GOLD MEDAL , PARIS EXPOSITION , 1889.
THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS.
nitBT , enil4olu t nip torfreoPjmphlHJVo. I.
Alituctlo lila > U Tni > i Co. , Sin FroucUco , C i
A COLD IS INFLAMMATION.
TO
POND'S EXTRACT
R -1UCES INFLAMMATION.
CURE
Specific Directions.
IP A. COE.D IN THE HEAD , apply
A Fond's Extract ( diluted one-half )
by a nnnal douche , or sunn" tt , or
vaporize It ovoralampniidliihalo
COLD the fumes through tlio none.
II' HOARSE , carsjio with Pond' *
Kxtrnct ovcrul Union clallf.
IN I If THE TIIBOAT IS SORE
and IS ICC 1C STIFI' , rub the ncclc
EASIESt thoroiiL'hly with I end B Extract ,
and , 011 rcllrlns , wrap the noclc
In a. woolen baiidnco nnturatcd
-vvllli I'ond'd Extract , nnd protected
WAY
tected by nil outer wrapping.
IP THE LUNOS AUE SOHE ,
APPLY take n tcuspooiiful of Poud'n Ex
tract four or flvo time * dally.
' IP THE LOIBS ACHE and are
POND'S nero , rub them vlaorounly with
Pond's Extract.
FOR CHILBLAINS , bntho with
EXTRACT
Pond's Extract and bandoKO with
clotn saturated With I end Ex
TO tract. Itchlnc quickly Btopped.
BUT do not purchase nonio cheap
BitliNtltiito and expect It to do wbaC
PART Pond's Extract will. Ho sure you
liuvc comilno article. Made only
by rond'n Extract Co. , Now Yorle
AFFECTE and I.onilon.
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oirtouLATioN FOI ?
$5O.GQU
TRADE ! A check for &o will secure insertion - 7RADE MAnK.
of Iialf-incli , one time , in papers below.
PHILADELPHIA..Ladies' Home Journal 500,000 ,
NEW YORK Delineator 300,000
" Housewife MO.OOO
11 Our Country Home 110,000
11 Ladies' World 100,000
" Argosy 130,000
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ALDEN & FAXON ,
NEWSPAPER
I ? Advertising Agents ,
66 & 68 W. Third St. ,
TRADE MARK. CINCINNATI , O.r TIIAPE MARK.
NO GTJR.EX ! NO PAY.
DrDOWNS ,
1816 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neta.
Horentoe-n roius mperlens * . Arejulir : rn1ifUo In modlclno. atdlplonm iliow , In itlll tir > / n4 "lt
tlie iYoateitVucm , " ll NarYout. Chrunloitnil IVIvntii lll.o not. A permanent euro auortntool ( or iatarrH
BieriiiVtorrli"i , Uj t"lanliHMl.B Iinpotuncy.Srplil.U. Cincture , udill < | | .
eaitti of tl > 0 lll&od.Hkln und Urinary Urgani. N II. 1 Kuar.intoo lVJUfor uvery ca < o I umlortnko and fall tq
cure. CoDaulUtlcnfroo. JJ uk ( Mritorloi of Uo ( ) nanl freu. OCIoaUourim. . tub p. m. Bunlar W
. m. to 1 > m.