THE OMAHA DAILY H.IOE : SATUKD&Y , MAY 10 , 1891-TWELVE PAGES.
THE CITY.
Andrew Olson , clmrged vlth Belling
liquor on Sunday , lind u hearing In the
police court yesterday nftcrnoon and
was discharged.
Thirteen vagrants , suspicious char
acters nnd drunks wcro font to the
county jail yostordny by Judge HoUloy
iinil nvo wcro floated to Council UlulTs.
Vincent A. Lilly was arrested yester
day on a complaint Illcd by Mrs. Frank
Davis. Lnlly IH charged with stealing
tlU worth of" hnndkorcliiofs and several
other Biimll articles.
Jerry Uuck , K. C. Wliittlnp and Nora
Huck procured n bottle of alcohol yes
terday and after pouring most of it down
their throats started to fitful. The
twtrol wagon carted the trio to the
lockup.
William Orcen WIIH arrested yostordny
nftcrnoon for writing and helling lot
tery policies drawn on a Leaven worth ,
Kan. , lottery. Cireon has boon in .the
habit of disposing of hla policies in sa
loons nnd cheap lodging houses. Ho will
have a hearing today.
Tiit-re wns a slight bhi/o in the base
ment of the St. I'htlotiK'im school , coi
ner of Ninth and Howard streets , at ! JIO : !
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Some
'
children 'had been playing with paper
and matches in the furimco room of the
building. No damage wns done. A
bucket of water put the lire out before
the department arrived.
'ii < il' tlio May.
Say mil , the ( 'Iris say If inv face want s
speckled lit ) with pimples , they'd itmko in
"Queen of tlio May. " Wlint shall 1 clol
Why , ft't n bottle of 'Mailer's sarsaparllla and
burilouk , of course ; It's the most wonderful
bloodpurlllcr of the age.
The t liK'limiitl Convention.
Tlio delegates to the National Union
conference at Cincinnato leave Omaha
union tlnpoi at ! : ! ( ( ) p. m. , Sunday , May
17 , \ ia Chicago & Northwestern railway.
The local oommiUco has completed
arrangements to meet and welcome the
Incoming state delegates at all trains.
The Jennings hotel 1ms been named as
headquarters for the delegates while in
Omaha.
WHAT \ VHVAMC ON.
Investigation of Sidewalks KcvoalH
Homo Vrry I'cculliii- I liliigM.
The board of public works held a spirited
session yesterday afternoon , at which Tom
Illrmlnghain , the slduwnlk inspector , eamo
In for n roast.
It happened in thlswnv : On May 1 Ed
nurns , the sidewalk contractor , filed his esti
mate on walks laid durlnir the month of
April. This showed a bill of $ , ' , ( ) : il. The
bill was passed by the inspector and the
board ami city engineer decided to do a little
Investigating before recommending payment.
Since that tlmotho above named parties have
been over Hums' work , and yesterday , when
tlio bill was brought up , Engineer Tlllson
said :
" 1 have inspected the now walks laid by
Hums , which were Inspected and passed by
Jllnnlichain. I llnd that the Inspector bus
allowed the contractor to lay n great deal of
yellow plno , which Is contrary to the spcclli-
cntlons , us they provide that nothing but
whlto plno sliall bo used. I also llnd that
many of the plunks are shaky and that the
stringers are rotten. In this connection I
will mention that one stringer , sixteen foot
long , Is all rotten except Tour foot of one
end. "
Chairman Birkhnuser responded : "Tho
man is paid by the city lor doing good
woik. "
"Perhaps ho thinks ho is doing good work , "
replied the engineer.
"If ho does think so , " said Major Fumy ,
"in that cuso wo certainly have a d d poor
inspector. "
"I have looked the whole ground over , "
continued Kngincer Tlllson , "and have about
come to the conclusion that the only thing to
do Is to order out nil the rotten stringers , to
gether with the rotten and yellow pine. "
Mr. I'll ray did not think such action should
bo taken by the board. Ho said the cilizons
nro taking hold of tlio matter , and will bring
it before the city council within n few days.
Ho then moved that the .sidewalk inspector
go out and perform his duty , that the board
may know what disposition to make of Hums'
estimate.
After Mr. Egbert had said , "I would like
to see the Inspector parform his duty once
nnd earn his pay , " the motion w.is put and
carried.
The filial estimate of McKinncy & Hall for
grading Eighth street from Douglas to
edge , amounting totlill , was allowed.
J. H. Smith it Co. wore allowed 1170.13 for
paving blocks furnished the city.
The bill of the Asphalt company Amount
ing to fcslt.M ) , for repairing a sunken sewer on
Capitol avenue , was referred to the sewer In-
ipcctor.
The resolution by Major Furay , that hero-
ufter when a contract amounting to loss than
1500 Is awarded , all checks except the one
presented by the successful bidder shall bo
returned to the bidders. Heretofore it has
been the custom to hold the checks of the
second lowest buldur , to compel him to ac
cept the contract if the lowest bldacr falls , to
comply.
Holler's barb wire liniment has mot with
extraordinary favor , and cases pronounced
Incurable have been treated with success.
Kvcry farmer should keep n bottle of this
Jastly celebrated remedy ; ready for Instant
use.
ON ITS OAV.V HOOK.
Federal Oil-ami .Itiry Unwittingly IK-
HOI-CM tlio ItiilKO and Marshal.
Tito federal grand Jury created quite n sen
sation yesterday afternoon nbout the govern
ment building by ( luiotlv adjourning until
next Tuesday withoutsaylni ? a word to Judge
Iumly or tlio United States marshal nbout
tlio mutter.
When .ludgo Dundy hc.ird of the adjourn
ment ho was considerably wrought up , and
Ecntout half a dozen onici-rs to notify the
Jurymen that they had mailo a mistake.
"This Is the llrsl tnno in my Itfo that I ever
had such a thing happen in connection with
my court , " said .ludgu Untidy , "and I will
got those men biclt tomorrow if 1 have to
Bend an oftlcer after each Individual. "
It Is necessary for a grand jury to inform
tlio Judge when the work is completed , or
when the Jury desires to adjourn for a day or
two , but It seems that the present grand Jury
ncted as though the judge had no Jurisdiction
nor control over that body.
"If n grand Jury could adjourn for four
days , " said Judge Uundy , "without permis
sion to do so , Micro would bo nothing to hin
der an adjournment for live weeks. This
matter Is a great oxpoino to the government ,
nnd these men must learn that thuy can't
Juggle with the work they have been called
hero to do , but must got down to business
nnd await permission to adjourn. ! suppose
they do not know the rules. "
Some of tlio Jurymen returned to the build
Ing lullfuu hour later , awl explained to the
Judge that they had clcniipit up all the work
in sight , and several of them wanted to go
homo for Sunday , so they simply adjourned ,
not knowing that tliny should first have com
municated with the Judge or marshal , and
usked permission to take a recess until next
wcok.
The case of Vinton H. Stoppuhn ng.ilnst
the Union I'ncltlo railway company for al
Icgcd damages upon tlut ground that the uu
frndant froze his ears at n small wav station
out west of Fremont one night List winter
while waiting for a tr.Uti that came late anil
fulled to stop when it did urrlvo was given
to the 1urv yesterday nftcrnoon. Steppubi
claimed $10,000.
The grand Jury was grinding away yes
tcnlay upon the counterfeiting invcdtlga
lion. A number of citizens ivero down f ron
Wlsner , Hooper , \Vost I'oint and other sta
lions along the lllkltorn , who bad gottoi
§ 01110 of the spurious dollars circulated in
Ihoto towns recently.
Testimony for the defense U being hcari
In the case of Usher vs Tuc DEE.
Horsfi > rtl' * Add riionpento
MakcH OolioloiiH Iiiunnmulu
A tcuspoonful added to a glass of hot o
wlil water , and sweetened to the tuito , wll
) o found refreshing uud
IN IXTHItHHT OK IjAltOlt
Sx-Cntulltlato Decli Tnlkn Aliout Hi"
I nd c | > p lid rn IH' lfiiNieuH | ( ,
State MnntorYorktnnn Uecli , Knight of
obor , passed through the city yesterday on
ils way to the convention which is to be held
n Cincinnati on May 10.
Mr. Doch was n candidate for lieutenant
governor on the independent ticket In the
campaign. His natno has recently Icon men-
loncd in connection with the deputy com-
nlssloncrshlp of labor ,
"I am going early to the convention , " ho
aid , "because I want to go over the ground
vlth some brother Knights and ascertain
vliot it is ucst to do to advance the cause of
abor. This convention Is the outgrowth of
ho discussion on ttio subject by the Inde
pendent partv , the Knights of Labor and
ithcr kindred"organizations. . Tney all agreed
.hat some such move was necessary , and
flnnllv a cominoii day was selected.
"Tho convention will bo one of the largest ,
.1 not the very largest delegate convention
which has ever boon held In the
country. There will bo delegates
from forty states , east , west , north and. south.
I'ho number of members In each delegation
a not determined. Each state nnd organiza
tion may scud as many delegates as chcoso to
jo. Nebraska will ho icprcsented by not
ess than four hundred men. These , how
ever , will not go till later. Thuy could not go
now , because the reduced rates on the rail
roads are not available until the 17th lust. I
tried to do something to obviate this , but
without effect. The railroads have mode n
nlstako which the delegates will greatly foci.
Many of these men cannot reach Cincinnati
Liofoio the opening of the conven
tion , csiwcially by leaving when
they may purchase cut rate tickets.
As a conscquciicc , If tiny faction
of men should feel to disposed they might ,
vcu know , call the convention to order nnd
issuino control , bofoio a largo and Important
lumber of thu delegates could reach the city.
I do not , however , anticipate any such
niovo. "
Will the convention nominate a presiden
tial ticket } "
"Most assuredly. That has pr.ictlcally
ticcn determined upon. The demand comes
for it from all sections , the south us well as
ttio north , lint , who can compose thu ticket !
All , there you have me. Nobody can tell.
We are not looking In any one direction.
Nor will we , until wo get down to business.
\ \ o are all going there to do what Is best for
labor , but not as wirepullers. "
"Is the Independent parly increasing in
numbers ( "
It Is. Ho are also the labor organizations.
Since I became master workman Inst spring ,
vou know , thoKnightsof Laborhavo doubled
llieir number In this state. The party In the
state Is also gaining accessions constantly.
1 do not attribute this to democr.it Ic disaffec
tion occasioned by the Hoyd decision In the
supreme court , biit rather to moral affect
[ iroduccd by thu casting of 71,000 votes last
fall. A party which can must T such n fol-
owing naturally commends itsolt to men
who may not bo willing to bo among the
: lrst converts. 1 was not surprised by the
.lecislon of the supreme court. I told Hcpro-
tentative Hall , who Is ono of us and who is a
leinoerat , that as soon as wo got n railroad
till , which was demanded by the people ,
Hoyd would veto It. Hall did not credit mo
vlth Intelligence. I told him , also , that after
ioyd had vetoed the bill unJ the legislature
lad adjourned , the supreme court would
mock him out , and so It did. His ousting
nay help us. but wo are decidedly satisfied
vlth our prospects for the next campaign. "
Not many physicians make great therapcu-
ic discoveries. For the most part they con-
incthomsclvi's with ndministerinpjiidlclouslv
vhatis prescribed in the books. To Dr. J.C.
\vor. liowover , is duo the credit of discover-
ng that createst of blood purifiers Ayor's
Sarsaparilla.
Dr. Cram , S.W. cor. 16th nnd Dodge
3ts. , cures cancer and all chronic diseases.
to Cincinnati.
via the
Wnbash.
On May 17 and. 18 the Wtibash will
soil tickets to everybody at one faro for
the round trip. Sunday , May 17 , special
excursion trnin with delegates nnd
others will leave Omaha nt ! : ! ) ( )
mil Council Blurt's nt 5:00 : p.
n. running through in about
twenty-flvo hours , making this the
quickest nnd best route. Reclining chair
uid Pullman huffot bleeping ears on nil
rains. Tickets will bo on aalo at
iVabasli oliico , 1502 Fnrnnm street ; also ,
it Union Pacille depots , Omaha and
Council niulls. For further information
call on or write
G. N. CLAYTON ,
Northwestern Passenger Agent ,
Omaha , Neb.
Tlio Mutual Ijifc'M President.
Hit-hard A. McCurdy , president of the
Mutual Life insurance company of Now
York , and it. A. Orannls , vice president of
.ho same company , arrived in Omaha from
New York yesterday nnd will remain a
lay or two. In company with W. F. Alien ,
general agent lor the comnany in Omaha the
lentlemcu visited Council HlutTs and South
Dinaha and will take a drive about the city
tomorrow. Mr. McCurdy nnd Mr. ( .Irunnfs
nro both highly pleased with tlio great Mis-
ouri ilver trio of busy , bustling cities.
lihctimntisin.
For this dUenso there is nothing better than
Chamberlain's Pain Halm. The prompt ro-
lof which it affords Is alone worth many
lines Its cost , which is but fifty cents per
bottlo. Many very bad cases have been per
manently cured by it. For sale by druggists ,
Dpulhlon lu Favor of ttio
Milwaukee * Kt. I'aul Kj.
The now Palace sleeping cars of the
Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul Ky. ,
with electric lights in every berth , will
continue to leave the Union depot ,
Omaha , at 0:20 : p. m. , dail.v. PnssongoM
taking this train avoid transfer at Coun
cil Bluffs , nnd arrive in Chicago nt 0:110 :
n. m. , In nmplo time to make all eastern
connections. Ticket ollicc , l. " > 01 Furnam
street. F. A. NASH ,
J. E. PKKSTON , General 'Agent.
City 1'iishongcr AgunU
' 1 lie 'llioimiH Orchestra.
Final arrangements were completed yes
terday with Mr. Snow , the representative
of Theodore Thomas' orchestra , whereby the
Apollo club will play that famous musical
organisation at the Coliseum , Juno li and 'J.
A icduced rate will probably bo granted bv
the railroads for the engagement , thus giving
the country people an oppoitunlty of hearing
the great orchestra previous to Mr. Thomas'
taking up his residence in Chicago.
A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.
Superior to every other known.
Used in Millions' Homes
40 Years the Standard.
Delicious Cake and Pastry , Light Flaky
Biscuit , Griddle Cakes , Palatable
and Wholesome.
uUo other baking jxnrdtr doca such work.
COt'NCIIXVAK'II DOOM.
.Sixteen of Them Itclnw IT.octl on the
XIMV < 'H ) Halt.
The watth deus for the city hull arrived In
thu early hours this morning , nnd already
four of them have been stationed nt Iholr
posts above the northwest dormer windows ,
There nro sixteen of them In all , nnd they are
nil regularly Impelled , full-blood rod sand
stone bull terriers. Heard ono man say that
hey are coyotes , but they nro not. They are
he very best str.iiu of sandstone bull ter
riers and the council has their padlgreo. ' ' 'ho
irevnlllng onlnion that thwo dogs
voro' specially Imported to watch over
and see that the gmstlcutlscs at the front of
.ho building d" not escape , Is erroneous ,
i'hoy are to watch the remnants of the old
combine. Any ono of them can Miap off a
Icrclict councilman's log nt a single snap-
bey nro all warranted to do thh. They are
o ho stationed over the dormer windows ,
ilgh up in the air , where their acute nostrils
will catch the llrat whiffs of any Jobs that
nay come llo.itlng up from the coun-
:11 : chamber. They ro good matches
for the glastlcutiscs , and will not
cost a tenth ns much to keep , as they
subsist principally upon old serap-lion nnd
the nails out of thocolllns of defunct council-
noii. Tno only danger apprehended is that
they will Jump down from their exalted posi
tions some night and grade Douglas street
vith their tooth !
All lor Sister.
How much n'oncy have I got In my bankl
'oity-llvo cents , stranger only want live
cents more. What will I do then , stranger *
Why , you sceslstor has such n terrible cough ,
and people say It will bo bad on her If she
lon't cot better soon , and the folks toll mo
laller'a sure cough syrnn will cure It right
ip ; so you see 11 vo cents I Thank you ,
stranger.
Commcrco
Secretary Nason of the board of trade has
cccivod a communication from C. A. Atkin
son , secretary of the Lincoln board of trade ,
stating the following named gentleman will
cprcsent that town in the Trans-Mississippi
ongrcss that convenes in Denver next Tues
day :
K. K. Moon , O. P. Mason , T. , . C. Pace , O.
< . Hrown , O. W. Webster , 10. 1C. Hrown , C.
\ . Atkinson. .1. .1. Oilliiuml , H. M. Hushncll ,
I. C. F. McKesson , Albert Watklns , Webster
Caton , Joseph Hoehmer , C ! . K. Montgomery ,
D. W. Moscioy , K. C. Phillips.
Thcso gentlemen will lo.fvo Lincoln Mon-
lay over the H. it M. and hope to be nccom-
mnlcd by the Omaha delegation.
Ho wise in time. You have too many gray
toirs for one so young looulng. Use Hall's
lair Koncwor , the best preparation out o
cure them. Try it.
Pennsylvania
Five trains leave Chicago via the
Pennsylvania lines for the east carrying
. 'ullman vestibule dining and hleoping
ears which inn through without change
o PitUburg , Baltimore , Washington ,
'hiludcljhia and Now York. Direct
onto , superior train service , rock bill-
listed track free from dust , and all tlio
aeilitios for a speedy and pleasant jour-
loy are alTorded by tlieso lines.
'CONTINENTAL
Beginning today we will place on sale 150 young men's Sack Suits , sizes 14 to
19 years , in fine medium shade Cheviots and Cassimercs , at $10.00 per suit ; the
regular retail price is $15.00. They were bought away under price and were made by one of
the best New York houses. . . Theire.are eight different shades. To those who appreciate well-
made and perfect fitting goods these will prove the best values ever shown in Omaha. Don't
fail to see them ; ask for the advertised suit.
FINE BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR.
We have opened five cases of full finished Balbriggan Underwear , in natural wool
colors , which we will sell for 75c per suit , in all sizes , 34 to 44. Mail orders must be ac
companied with sufficient postage. We can't afford to pay postage ; these goods are sold for
double this price in other stores.
Continental Clothing House ,
Oor. Douglas and IQth @ts.
THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI
NO
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
Seventeen years oxperli-ms. A rejular umlnnto In m-illclno , n * illplntiti ho r tmtlll trottlatt with
( houic.iteit miccei * . nil Nervotn. Chronic unit I'rlrAta Dliontn. A par ninunteuro uiiarivntool for Catarrh
( pernintorrlKin. ho t.Manhood , Semlnnl Weakness Night I.O ioi , lmotoncy. Srplillli , Mrlcturo , nn 1 ailrilJ-
t-\ies of thu Illoml kln imrt Urinary Oronv N II. I irunnintQd * > > ' for ovorr caie 1 unilortiku an I fill t ;
cure Coneullatlon free. Uook ( Myifvrlut of l.lfo ) lonl froj. O.llJOhourJ 'J a. m. loS p. ra. aun.u > ' u
a m to U in.
1(1 ( lUlilllUll U
INSTITUTIS.
Korthetrtmmontof nil CIIIION'IO AND SUIUJICAr ,
Hid HA ii US. tlmoei , Appliance ) for DotorniHIos nn t
Trunooi llent KneliltlO ! , Appnr.ttui tnd Itomodloi
foriuccusiful truitmont of orory form of ilUuma
tCTtllrllu Medical or Hurulcal Trentmont. NI.NIC'l'V
IKJOMS KOIl 1'ATIKNTH , Hoard nnd Altomlnncj
Ile t Accommodation ! ' .Vrst Write for clrcul.iri on
Defonnltlei and llraco , Tnli-oi , Club Feet. I'urr.i.
turui of Hl > I e , rilot , Tumors , Cnncer , Catnrrh ,
llrnnchllli , Inliulatlon , Kloctrlcltr , rnrnlyali , Kpll-
ryty Kldnoyt , Illadder , Kjo. Kar , Skin and Illooil ,
and nil HurKlcnl ( iperatloni. HISKASKS Of WO.MKN
nrprclnllo. Hook o ll ei o of Women t'roa. Wo
h vc iBtely aildmt n lyln. In Uopirtment for Women
During contlnemimt ( Strictly 1'rlvntu. ) Only llolli.
bio Medical tnitltuta Making a Specialty of 1'ltl-
VATK DlHKAhKS.
All llUod Illroases nucaoMfully trealol. Mudlclni
3t Initrumrnti > ont by mall or oxpren tecuroly
packed , no rairki to Indicate conlonti or n'nlor.
Onoper > onai Interview profurroJ. Call nml ooniull
ui or > cnd hltory of your cmo. and wo will en I la
Inln uroppor our HOOK TO MHN KltKU. upon IM-
rate. Hpcclal or Nervout Ulioaaei , v > ltuiuoitloullis
Addrcisall Itttori to
Dr. A. T. McLnuahlln , Prosldan
1th ami llnrnny Striinta. Oinulia.
"HOTEL "DBLLONE.
Corner l < lth and Capitol Avemu.
Jnst cotnplated , ha ? 100 room ? , thrai
ttnlrwsyn , from the top to the bottom , hii
tine elevator and dluninj room servloj , i
flru proof throughout , line blllar.l rooma and
thu nnest toilet rooms In tlxs city. Large
nmple room ? , Bultej with bath Ai3. Ca :
l < lth and Cacltol Aro. Street car serrlaa In
all directions. RateJ. from SL'.OO to $1.00
OFFENSIVE FEETJKUE
with a HarmUli Bm dy. Sl&d it mp for pftrtlcalarc.
CO. ill Ylat. CUclauitl , 0.
CANDV 5IiNlN : ! COXKHUI3NCH.
HfliiK MMIu In Itnlsc ( Itcl'rlco
r Hwi ct stttn1.
The cnntly ninntirteturora of the Missouri
valley liclil n nicotln 'nt the Murniy Tliura-
ilny nftornoon to tnlhTovcr tlio situation , nml
sco what , i-onltl bo < tlono toward ix'f'iliitli.t' !
prices. Tlio session wns nn informal ono
nnil tlicro wcro about a dozen manufacturers
present , ns the meet Ing was held by mutual
agreement ,
There worn representatives present from
1,1'itvenwortb , St. i.Fbo , Atehlson. ICunsaj
Clt.v , Uounull UlulTH. Miu-oln und Omitha.
Ye-stertlay they held another session at
Lincoln.
Tlicro Isn't u factory alonf , ' the river that
hasn't been losing money the past six
months , " said ono of the local niiiniifactufors
this afternoon. "Tito men on the road hayo
been cutting the llfo out of eiteh other , nnd
wo hud to pot togcUier.nml sco If wo couldn't
stop It.Vo
" \Vo want to regiilnto things , but thuro
will bo no advance In prices. Homo folks
have an Idea that when sii'ar ( falls ' cents ,
candy might to drop ! ! cents , but that rule
won't work. KvufythliiK else Uas potto up.
Olucoso has raised ' 5 cent u pound , chocolate
bus ponoun II cents anil all flavors ami ex
tracts have advanced. There Is little object
now In uMiiK Kluccuc. us It Is
only about 1 cent cheaper than Mignr.
What wo want to do Is to n tiluto prices and
improve the quality of the ( -oods instead of
cnttlnu' titles limiting poorer goods. There Is
too much cheap stulT on the market now. The
crm'ker light hits hurt candv manufacturers ,
us the biscuit trusts have been turning things
upside down. Tlio retail grocers have boon
giving bigger discounts limn the factories
and candy has been golnijnioiig with crackcrr.
Wo hn\o to have a good prolit on our goods ,
bccauso wo take big risks. Wo sell to an
irresponsible class to a very great extent , nnd
if they can't pay they arc exempt from execu
tion and wo can't collect. An insurance com
pany would call it a hazardous risk and
charge heavier rates for taking it ,
and Unit Is the way we fuel about it.
The manufacturers tire meeting with the
grocers' association In Lincoln today ,
and talking the matter over. We are not
forming any trust , but wo want an under
standing nil nlotig tno lino. Wo had nn as
sociation three years ago. built went to
pieces , and what wo do now is simply as in
dividuals meeting to exchange ideas and dis
cuss any suggestions that may bo offered. "
. -
lloiv ' 1 licy Curt ; lUiriimatism in
IVmisylviuilii.
Mr. .1. R Mcighan , u Pittsburgh cigar
dealer , awoke 0110 morning with an attack of
rlieuinn'lsm In his right arm. Working
around the store during the forenoon made it
worse. Uy noon Uio pain was so severe that
ho could not raise his hand to his bean and
had to carry his arm in a sling. Ono of his
customers , on learning the facts went across
the street to K. 13. Heck's drug store , and at
his own expense procured a bottle of Cham
berlain's Pain Halm and persuaded the cigar
dealer to try it. It o.tsed the pain and re
duced the swelling so that by tno next morn
ing ho could use his arm , and by the second
morning was entirely well. This Is only ono
of the many severe oases of rheumatism Unit
have been cured by this valuable remedy.
Fifty cent bottles for sale by druggists.
Orelmrds , ! 114 to M18 Douglas. Special
sideboard wale all this week.
LINCOLN
Floral Conversatory.
South East Oor. 0 and 17tb , Lincoln , Neb
W. S. Sawyer & Co.
PLANTS AND CUF FLOWERS ,
Ocncrnl ciillrctlon of piiints anil cut flnwt < n
always on liuiid. I'loral II < KKIIS | biiiiiiicH |
liasUoK. ulo. , for iiirtli-s. Wi'dillngs iinil fiiu-
r.il-i n spccliilty , und hont tn uny imrt oftho
ttnto. 1'ilcu Hit fit'o. Discount to nn.lur-
uUers on funeral work. Telephone , : i)4. )
or Klvo relief Ilku'Mir. Vleroeli Miuinetlo Klutlo
. " currdtliou anil wanttlio
Trim. HIia l Hyuii
nUR'r..Anil.ln In tamn torf ree I'aninhlet . I.
UlMlloTruu C . , Utu FriucUco , t l
F UN IN FURNISHINGS.
* - ROM now until ten o'clock Saturday night we propose to make our immense Furnish *
ing Goods Department hum with activity. line
Every of goods in this department is now com-
plcte in every particular. This department in itself alone , occupies more room , represents more
capital , employs more help , and sells
more goods than many entire clothing stores. Every
dollar's worth of goods in it comes direct to us from the makers nnd importers ,
and direct to you from ' us. There's only our small profit between you and the
maker. First you're invited to a stupendous
NECKTIE PARTY
Wash 4-ln-Hands
lOc , ! 5c , 20c ,
UNDERWEAR.A 11QT WAVE GQES WITH EACH-PURCHASE. ,
20c Buys Men's G.IUZC Wrappers , in tan and huff shades.
25c Buy. ; Men's Gauze Wrappers , in gray , with short sleeves.
3Oc Buvs Men's Fine Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers , with French necks , worth 45c.
35c Buys French Itolbriggan Shirts and Drawers , full finished , worth 50c.
45c Buys Fancy Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers , in lilac , cream , tan and natural.
50c Buys very fine 6-thrcad Ficnch Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers , or mace stripes , worth 75c ,
AlTWAYS ON TOR OUR
We have placed ic'stock this season si full line of Men's
Straw Hats. This is our first season on straws. Tlioy'ro
nil now , no old ones to bringdown and elean up and nut
new bands on and call 'em now. They AUK new ; mmlo
for this season , bought this season , and will ! > e sold
thisseasou. Notice that till our straws are straight brims
they don't turn up.
1,000 dozen Men's Half Hose , in balbriggaii , lisle , cotton , otr , In French , Gor
HEEL AND TOE. man and domcstie goods , in blacks , faniies , solid colors and unbleauhod , at
5c , lOc , 15c. 2Oo und 2Gc.
Nebraska Glothina Co. , \
Corner DotiQleis 0.11 cl Fotirtoent.il.
*
WATCH - - LOOK AT OUR AD. MONDAY - - WAIT.
NEBRASKA
National Bank
U.S. DEPOSITORY , UMAU.V. N31.
Cnpltnl , - - - - S4OO.OOO
Surplus Jan. 1st , 189O , - Oii.BOO
OIHcer' and llrcctor ) * * llo'iryV. . Vnto * , Proildenti
I.cwli s. Itood , Vlco-l'r il'leiU ' ; JiiinoV. . S vutV
V.llorso. John U. Colllni , It U CuiUInx J. N. U
1'ulrlck. W. H. S. lliitflKM , ciuhlur.
Tl-llfL IRON BANK.
Corner ISth nud KarnvuSti
A General Hiitikln ; lluslnusj Tr.ins.ictal
nnnllTI SANDAI.WOOD cAt'sut.Ks am tin
Illlllll I A belt nnd only capiulei | > reicrlliu 1 by
I n roimlr | | ihy < itHm for llu eur it
Uonorhoea and ilUcluirxoi fro u lUu urinary organs
ulierlteJ or uouulroi. I-ij pjr uji. All ilnu ht
HOTEL.
.mil-ran , t'or. 1-ttli nnil
it tin' iniiHt HiiliNltintlHllu
Hotel ilitllillnu lit Oinnlid. Nci-fftil
Jn-iii'il brirkIre inittH i-nnnlna from
Imm-iiit-nt to roof. All tin- < / / / ! / / nnil
ftoortitlitril irttli AHbcnton flro jn-oof
iiiiiftiuiltltiii it iiniinxHthlc to Intni
quirk. J'ti'C ficiii > fn mill Jirei olnrint
tliroiiHliont tinutitlilina. . Meinn lieitt ,
liot ( iiitf t'"l < l n nter unit HiiiiHliliieln
crci'Ui'O"1" ' 'ittblc nimtiriHiHuctl tut/ .
tvlicra.
B. SILLOWAY , Prop.
frora
Uie ellfcts ol
) oil tli C ill rrron
early decay , wa tln wenVnosn , loft inaulioixl , elo.
I will nend avalunlilo treatise ( " 'alo'll ' fOUtMulii (
full particulars for homo euro. I'll 1. 1. of I'liarRO
A ( .plendlU moillr/tl worKi tboulit IH < read hy e > cr )
man who la iifrvotM nnd dctillltntod. Addrufi
I'rof. F. C. I'OIVLICK. Illootltis , Couii
DOCTOR McGrBEW ;
THE SPECIALIST.
.More tliiui 13 > oius uxporlenvu In tlio treatment ai
PRIVATE DISEASES.
A euro Kunrnntccd In : i to 5 ilayi , vrllliont Uolosiot
un hour'H time.
GLEEf.
The mon complete nnd abtolnti ) euro for elect nnfl
nil unnoyliitf ilUchnrtfos uor known to the inoitlpai
proft'sslon. I'urmanuntly curiMl In from 5 to lUduy >
STRICTURE
Or pnln In rellovliiK tlio lil.ulU > r cured wllhnu t pn
or liijtruiuontn. no cuttlnu. nn dilating Tli
ruutrkiblo : ; remedy knunn tu modern ncloncu.
SYPHILIS.
Cured In .10 to CO tiny * lr ) Mttirew'n trpntmpnt for
till * terrlblo blood dUen- Inn been pronounced thp
iiio tsucco' < ifiilriMiH1dy overdlHL'ovi'rnd fur the t > -
nolutn uiiro of tlio diii'u. . ' Illi aucceij nlthlhll
Ulsei'e Inn never been eiiiillo | ; I. A eornplcte. cur *
Kuaranlucd.
LOST M nNHOOD
And nil "Oikiieinoi of II o xuxunl ortfnni. ncrvoiif-
ne . tlinlillty nnil dunpointoncjr ohiolutcly cutoj.
Tliort'llefla lmiiiciilito : uii.l roinplctK.
SKIN DISEASES ,
nnd nil illen > oi of thu bloo 1 , lUur , kldnojrj , no4
bladdt'r pcrnmnpiitljr uuruil
FEMALE DISEASES
Tlio doctor "lloii.oTri' tuiunt" for InrtlPi li prof
nniuieiMl by nil wlio lumi u uil It to bo tliuimipt coin *
lilutunnil convenient reine ly ever olTered for tht
Ircatiiient of feinnln ill e . ' < u lutruly n nuiiUcrlul
remedy Houm for Imllui. ( rum 1 to 4 unljr
DR. MoQUEW'S
Stnivolloimiiccon In tlio trentinunt of prlvnte illii
o ues Inis won for him n irpiilntlun nlilch In trulp
nntloiril In clinrnctnr , nnd hli Kront nrmj of piilli > iiti
U'ncliei fuiin Iho Atl.-inllc to Hit' I'ai'lllc. 'Iliuilodoll
li u urniliiulo of ' rc'uulnr" medicine mill linn Laf
IOMU nnd onroful uAporlonco In huapltul prnctluoL
niifl IH clnKst'd tunoiiK Ilio leadlnt ; apeulnllBt In inoi ] (
ern Kelunro Treatment by corn'ipondcnto VVrlt *
for circulars ( iboiit oncli of tlio ivtm\o illio lies , fioo.
Ollico , Mtli nnd Farn m StrieU , Oni.ih *
Nob. Kntrauco on oltlier Htreut.
DR. BAILEY ,
Graduate Dentist.
A Full Sot of Tooth on llnbliaf.
lor hlVI ! llol.l.Alts , A rerfcci
jt niKuarnnli'i'ii. Tueth oilrai tal
. ; § wlllioiit pnln or dnniror unl
. { without iiiino tliiitln dol'l and
lHlliur \ ill'IniK nl lowest raoU.
llrulk' * ' and Crown Work 'Ifeth
nltliuut platu All nork vrar-
OhHCE , PAXTON ULOCK , 16TH AND FARNAM
Kntnincf. ICth itrcet plorator. Upen
uutl.U o'clock.
ADVANTAGES
OP BUYING
M-I-S-P-I-T-
- - - - - -
It woultl not pay tlio tailor to iniiko up poor inntgriiil ; thorofoi-p , in Inline mlsllts you nro always CDrtaln to not doth
that will trlvo L'ootl satisfaction nnd lone borvico. Thou tlio tailor takes far nioro rare with lii work tliuii is bestoweil upon
factory worlc , where the io.cn is to blight the tjarmont us inut-h ns possible in order to turn out work fh. ) ip. Another tfroat
ntlvnntairu ib that , among our line miblltu , you \\iil llml the hnlf nnd cjuurUsr si/.os , nnd ruitlly bettor fitting goods thun can
ho found in establishments that deal in ready nindo clothing. Then ny buying inislltH you nro rually nulling in your poekol
what the tailor loses , for you got IIB good IIH the tailor would mulco you for just about half what the Uilor womd charge.
All alterations done free of charge to insure a good lit.
BARGAINS THAT SAVE DOLLARS , "
PRIOELLIST. . - >
SUITS. OVERCOATS PANTS.
. ' . mmlo at I3 M
S. ru Merchant Tailor
14 DO J2i 00 MorclnintTiilIorinntloat in fO t B 00 Mori'hunt ' Tullor niado at. (304
; o ( xiMuti'haiit Tailor inuilo at (304n
X < i o.Me re 11 : i nt Tiillor nmilo nt Hi W aa CO .Mnrehant Ta'lor ' mmlo at . . . .USO 8 (0 Murclinut Tallin Hindu at. n
40 00 Mvrulilint Tailor inndo at IH ta 40 (0 Men-bant Tullor mido at If "J 10 00 Merchant Tailor madu at. . 504
45 (0 ( .Mciuli.int Tallur mcdout ! W OJ 41 OKMrruhlint Tailor Hindu at 200) )
M UU Meri-liint Tailor made nt . . . . SIM . . 12 (10 ( Mcivliuiit Tullor madu ut. 80)
M 10 ] Mtrt-liunt Tailor ni.nlo.it 2400
. Tullor Hindu ut -ii OJ
( VI W.Murchiiiit
-
(5 bo .Merchant Tailor mailo at . . Jl > OJ CO 00 Merchant Tailor mmlo at . i'O 00 15 00 Merchant Tallur inmlu at 73)
' , D W Merchant Tailor iimdu ut i ' & w ,0 CO McicUunt Tailor made at : Oi Ib 00 Murchunt Tullor inailu at. . . . . t)3) )
A perfect lit warranted , nnd nil goods sold on their merits. A puarunloo in ovcry cuso Just 113 ropi-osuntnd , nt th
ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS ,
1309 Farnam Street , Omaha , Neb. 1309.