ED AS A KI1IIL1ST.
A Prominent Nebraska Citizen in the Ons-
todj of the Bnasian Authorities.
BIG REAL ESTATE MOVEMENTS ,
/V / I-iargo Number oCConnty Treasurers
Who Have Not Vet 3Ini > o Settle
ment Notnrlea Cominls-
Elonoil Ijlnculn Sown.
friJOM THK nnn's UNCOIL nmin.vu. I
The news reached Lincoln yesterday th.it
Hashan Thlosscn , a well known resident of
Jefferson county , Nobiaska , was \n \ tlio
custody of the Utisslan authorities , created a
great deal of comnictit among Lincoln resi
dents who were well acquainted with him
wlilloln this state. It la undni stood that
ThlesiBn Is held by the Itnsslan authorities
M a Nihilist , and what blcps may bo taken
by this uovurnmont was n general toulo ot
discussion. Thlossim three jeats a.so pub
lished a book on silk work and the culture oC
silkworms as It could bo carried on In Ne
braska , lie Illustrated his faith by planting
n largo niulbprry grove on his farm In Jeffer
son county. Th lalo Peter Kiirbury , of the
.Staats Anzclzpr , was a co-worker with Mr.
Thlesscn In his book on sill : culture , nnd It
was published In several lancuages and con-
Hldeied a valuable book on that subject. It
was currently reported that ho had some
ycnis before coining to Nebraska been a
prisoner in Ku sla and hatl been ono ot the
subjects banished to Siberia and
hail made bin escape In 1S77.
Whlln In Siberia , on account
of his III treatment by the ofllcera In charge
hu cnmo near losing both his eyes. Alter ho
landed In this country from making his es-
C.IIPO he siiceeeded In savins one ot tliem. It
Is understood by Lincoln parties neqiuliited
with him that his banishment was lor polit
ical opinions ami n susnectof Nihilism. After
rniiiinc to this rouutrj hu settled with the
IMiiiinonltcs , ho beluga tneinbei ol that sect.
Ho has large property Interacts In thu Rtito
nnd went b.ick to Russia some six mouths
slnro tor a. visit. Jlo Is a man of ( inn Intel
lectual attainments and was looked upon as
u leader among the Mcnnonilo colonies In
the stato. Several citizens of Lincoln have
fretiuenlly listened to his descriptions of the
treatment of exiles In Siberia and the mode
mid habits of the people In that country , lit )
Is u man of about litty-Itvo years and no fam
ily , living by himself nt his homo In this
Bt.ltO.
IMPORTANT RCAIj KHTATK MOVr.MCXTS.
J. J. Imholl , ttio well-known former pro
prietor ot the Commorclal holol In this city ,
hits entoied the real estate arena anil haspur-
chaped th corner of N and Twelfth streets ,
the old Clifton hoiiso pioperty. Uiicetly tol-
lowlng this purchase Mr. linhoft purchased
the lot adjoining tills property of Air.
Wamulnr , paying for this lot 58,000. nnd U
makes now three lots In the he.u t of the city
upon which It itf'tasted that Mr. Imholl cither
by himself or In a syndicate of capitalists
will ureclouc of the finest hotel sUuctuics
in tlio wesiern country. His generally 1111-
tlerstontl that Mr. linhofl has hud for some
lime this particular proj > erty In view , nud its
piirobaso evidently menus business.
The Sheldon and Hurr purchases eontlnue
to climb up in the Immediate vicinity of this
ptiicliaso iccoiited above. A short time ngo ,
but a tow tlays at larlhest , Mr. L. C. Hutr
purchased the Hobeits resitleueo on N street
lor 8 .000. It Is now announced that Shel-
tlen ami Hurr have either piuoliased direct
or have the bargain closed lor the residence
propelty In this block owned bv Joe Itoyco ,
the purchase price being 30.000. 'J'lio Ir.
Carter homestead propci ty adjoining is also
under uontnict tor piuclmso at the handsome
liguio of 10,000 , and the corner lot in tnis
l.lin k , ailjolnniL' the Catlerresltlence.ls under
rontiae.t of pureliaso fiom ,1. M. T. Jones for
the ooiisUleiation of 8U.OOO. These pur
chases also revive hotel talk , but It Is gener
ally nnileistooil that It Is wauled lor business
piopeity.
DKI.INOUISNT COUNTY TRKAftURKIIS.
The law leitiiirus that every county treas
urer shall mauu his report to tlm nutlltor of
stalu prior to the llrst tlay of February each
year , anil it the statement is tiled by that
ditto no Interest Is chnrged.and the tro.isureis
have ton additional thiys in which tti pnjsent
thti cash. Last year when the 1st of February
cumo mound only ono county was delin
quent , and that was Otoe. Tins j ear , bow-
ever , the case Is far dlffeieut , and a laigo
number have yet to be heaul
liom , nnd will evidently have
mi opportunity of paying some Interest
in the state to pay tor their caielessness.
The comities reportetl delinquent In settle
ment at the auditor's ollleo yesterday weio as
follows : Bliiiue , Chase , C'herrv , Ouster ,
Dawson. Holt , Howard , Keya lMha ,
Loup , l'iore.o , Saline , Sarpy and
Satimlcra.
The llvo stock saullnry commission were
In tlio city yesterday from a tilp out In tlio
llcpubllcan valley country , whom a lot of
block was Inspected. The work of the com
mission will e.tll them out to the not them
u.utof the stale to-morrow , whore glandcicd
lioiscs are reported us needing attention.
NOl'AlllKS COMMISSIOfiKl ) .
The followlnc supplementary list of no
taries was handed down by the governor
yestenlay. George M. O'llnen , Jr. , Oin.ilm ;
I'hriH llooppuer , Hustings ; John 11. KOB ,
Kearney : ( I.Cleghorn , Loulsvillo ; 1C. W.
Harvey , Valnntlno ; K. II. liurnard , Fro-
inoiit ; I toy Itunelo. Klverton : James K.
liusli , Ifeatrleo ; Wairon II. 11 ayes , Steele
City : Al. Hammond , Candy : Charles
J' , I'M wards , Auburn ; O , F. Koe.ii ,
Columbus ; K. I' . Anderson , Soward.
AIIOUT Till ; CITV.
' The liohannon biothers , who are building
one of tlie linu blocks now in course ot con
struction In thU city , nio couteiuplHtliiK
iiiunlni ; the walls up n story higher than lirst
contemplaletl , and U it meets with public
improvement and tineour.ipemeiit tlio upper
Ktorleti will bo Mulshed us n grand theater ,
with nil the modern Improvements nml appli
ances. The liohanuons will bo pleased to
hCHf from citizens upon the feasibility of the
prosper- and to what decree of encourage
ment the m'ojcct will bo .sustained.
A mhlnlirht tilazt > was enacted In the linker
elotlilm ; store Monthly tuxMiini ; tlmt happily
was dlseovered in Its early sitices anil was
met befoio a conflagration lesulted , Aphy-
hicliiu who .slept In nis ollleo In n building ml-
jolulni ; was awnkeneii bv the smoke and In
two minutes after ho yelled from his window
tlio nlarui tlm liremen hail a stream ot water
pouring In the building mid in n half hour
tlio tilowai out. The damngo was largely
11 oiu water and will amount to some $7,000 ,
on stoek nnd Iixlures , paitly Insured
Hob MisHcynoltls , who Ims been stirring
up the telt'grapb columns ot the eastern press
with a vivid leport of nrusurrectcil Itriuham
\iiiinu' living near Ulueoln. Is In lilnh glee
over the sensation he has created. Alne has
nuidu a greater success of his fcnsatlonal
nrtieloon Hrighnm than he over did on his
soul photography article , which ho still re-
vi'iberatc-i mound soiiiKscluntllic circles as
tliough there went elements of absolutu facts
In the crr.Uluns that Mac studies up In the
box olliee of the Theater FunKo.
Deputy Auditor lieutou nppiovcd elalms
ami tliew wairunts on the slate treasurer to
the number of l..Oon .Monday , the creat iiisli
beliii : on tlie pait of employes to secure their
p.ty on th legislative fund , the direct result
ol the passaiai of the llrst bill tliroujh thu
Kil lature that nppropriatetl funds for the
pa > nit'iit of salaries and expenses of thu sos-
ulnn. Yesterday the rtioii was somewhat
lively nud tlie money has been rolllngoutat a
lively rat . This is a p.u t of tlm harvest time
lor Lincoln cilUons In the days of tlieaes-
klon.
( Jcorrs Jtalbntlne , who Im4 benn for along
term of years the stu-i. a ynt of tha li. & .M.
railroad , has letlgned his position with the
company to take the management ot the
union stock yaids at Denver. The many ne-
iitulntHiieesot Mr. llwllaiitine art * wlshtui ;
him pimppritv In his cliaugo of baso.
It.V. . livers of Cuss comity , the now war
den of the state penitentiary , was In Lincoln
> esterday receiving the eonEratulatloiis of
friend * . Mr. ll > era won the name of being
the best sheriff In the stain and hu has a pub-
llo word that is good as well as a private
record tlmt IB attested by the hosts of Irleiuls
he has In the state ,
Th pollotM'ourt yesterday disposed of two
parties who \\oio lighting , giving them S10
each and eostft , and the pair of Smith * were
given the saiuo amount. Three of the four
are now eity btmrdeis.
A CO,000 damage suit was brought In the
district conn yo&tardav , the case tx > ltu for
breach of contract In a land deal. The par
ties sued are named Dur.Ul. They are r wi
de nti of Now York City and doing business
ihcre.
I'oniplnxiou Powder is nn absolute
lU'cetsitrot the retiiuul toilet in this cli-
tiiato. I'oz/oni'a combines uvory eleinuut
) i beuiity and purity.
C1UNKSK OAtUM3U9.
A llccctit Dplontlc In tlie History Of the
Ivnunl Oolonj- .
Tbo r.iid of the New York police
upon the Chinese gamblers , as mentioned
in the HUB'S dispatches , calls to mind a
recent episode in the history of the local
Uliincpo colony.
The "China boys" nro inveterate
Ramblers , and their mania for toying
with the fickle goddess is stronger , per
haps , when it once becomes firmly
rooted , than in the breasts of their
Caucasian bretliern. This is true ns well
in Omnlia ns in other places. There are
several laundries in this city where
gambling games are maintained every
night , and where many n Mongolian is
in the habit of dropping his dollars
earned in \vaslice-washco. . "Tan-
tan , " n species of nlay totally unlike any
thing known in this country , is the
favorite Rr.me , and is played with the
utmost abandon by thu s.ilVron-liued
gambler. ? .
The episode referred to was the visit of
n Chinese gambler from Now Orleans ,
known asTniiiR-l-'ii , whocnmo hero about
a year ago. 'lluitrue Inwardness of Ins
visit to Omaha will probably never bo
known , but is said that ho wn brought
hero by a couple of Omaha Cinnamon ,
experts at "tun-tan" who desired to llecco
their innocent anil less experienced breth
ren by .steering thorn against a crooked
game.
Yinig-l'ti came , snw nnd conquered.
Not only did his two Omaha colli-urnies
succeed in interesting the local China-
in of "tan-tan "
men Yung-Firs game - ,
lint they managed to ntiverlio his ar
rival so thoroughly that Mongolians
from. Blair , Sioux City Mis
souri Valley , Council Blull'H ,
LMattsmoulh and Fremont Hocked to this
city and dropned many shekels in thu attempt -
tempt to break Yung Fit's bank. Did
they succeed ? Notmiich.1 A few pulled
out of the gambling tournament for nei
ther more nor less than that it was pome
dollars ahead. The great majority , how
ever , lost , ami lost heavily. The "tourna
ment" lasted for nearly a week Then ,
without saying a word to his victims ,
Yung Fu quietly packed up his "tan-tan"
implements and stole away , whither no
one over knew. It is said that the Now
Orleans Chinaman left here with almost
! 57,00 ( ) in his pocket as the result of li s
experience in Omaha.
"Man's work's from sun to sun ;
Womans work is never done. "
Work is a necessity to all ; hut , upon
how many , women especially , does it
tall with the burden of the "last straw , "
and tliis , because their tiectiliarly delicate
constitutions arc so liable to fiinctual du-
rangomoiit. We cannot lessen your toil ,
luliis : , but wo can make it easier for.you ,
by making yon stronger and better able
to do it. Dr. Picrcu's "Favorite 1're-
scription" will relieve you of nervous and
other weaknesses , and all the many ills
peculiar to your sex.
The New Street Hnllroail.
Mr. Woolley , of the real estate firm of
Harrison , Ambler & Woolloy , was met
yesterday morning by a reporter for the
UKU , who asked him : "How about that
new street railroad you folks are talking
about ? Is it a fixed fact ? What is the
route determined on ? "
Mr. Woolluy replied : "Well , there is
just this about that railroad : Wo have
obtained permission to build from the
county commissioners , and work will bo
commenced as soon as the season opens.
In fact , we have contracted for construc
tion material already. The route will be
from the west Bide of llanscom park ,
west on Park street to the west line of
Kekcrmann olacc , a short distance south
of the JUisspuri Pacilic and Holt line
depot. It will run the whole lungth of
Kckermnnn and Ambler places. It will
then continue on Thirty-sixth street
along the cast line of the poor farm ,
making in all a distance of about four
miles. "
"What is to be the motive power ? "
"Wo have incorporate right to use
horses , mules , electricity , cables or
anything clso in use for propelling cars ,
but have not as yet fully decided. In all
probability it will bo a horse railway.
1 tell you this railroad will bo a great
benefit to persons residing in that vi
cinity. The county commissioners are
enthusiastic in the matter , and urge us to
have the road linished before May 1 ,
when they intend to put the county farm
on the market. An old settler out that way
told mo the the other day that tiiis road
would make the countv property worth
from $2,000 to $2.r > 00 per lot or easily
$12,000 per aero. The commissioners in
tend to do a great deal of grading on
Thirty-sixth struct and. that vicinity this
spring. "
Frequently accidents occur in the
household which cause burns , cuts ,
sprains ami bruises : for use in such cases
Jr. ) J.lI.IMcLenn's Volcanic Oil Liniment
has for many years been the constant
favorite family remedy.
Mimlcalc.
Under the auspices of St. Andrew's
brotherhood a muicalo will bo given by
the Mendelssohn quartette club , assisted
by Miss Tracy of Hurlington , la. Ntihan
Franko , Thos. J. Pennell , J. E. iiutlor
ami Mr. Trench on next Thursday even
ing , Feb. 3d at 8 o'clock in the brother
hood room of the cathedral.
PltOGltAMMU :
.Bolero Jf osko wskl
Mr. Mutlernnd Mr. Trench.
The Parting Kiss Plnsutl
Mendelssohn Quartette.
One Summer Niuht Grieg
Mr. Wllkins.
Dost Thou Know Tlmt Sweet Land
( Mlgnon ) Thomas
Miss Tracy.
1 jest Prescribed Flotow
Mr. Wllkins and Mr. Franco ,
Fantasie Mllltalro Leonard
Xahan Franko.
The Jteapcrs Clsplsson
Mrs. Cotton , Miss Kith and Miss Tracy.
I Last Night Kjerulf
] Mild Mo To Llvo llatton
Thos , J. Penuoll.
La Separ.-uiono , HossI u 1
Mrs. Cotton ,
O Hush Thee My liable Sullivan
Mendelssohn Quaitctte.
Tickets A llmito 1 number are on sale
at A. T. Kenvon's , Max Meyer's , Lvon &
' Wood Hro.'a. Kuhn's
lloaley's , bridge . .
drug store and Save'.s drug storn.
Take home a package of Electric Lustre
Starch to-day. It will save your wlfo lots
ofVork. . _
IJHilc" Tolls.
When the improvements on the Union
Pncilio bridge betwcon Omaha nnd
L'ouacil HHifl's are completed , there will
be a public wagon road and footpath.
The follofft& are th * proposed bridge
tolls :
Foot passengers , eaeh Co
l'iisingcra will ) teams , ( drivers lice ) ex-
copi with two-horMi caulages. bttgdes.
baroucheis and farmers' and movers1
loams , . . . , 5c
Horse ami rider 15c
" Hound trip a5c
One horse and vehicle -Oc
' Hound trip We
Two horses and vehicle , 35c
" " ' Hound trip fi"c
Three horses and vehicle 40c
" " " Hound trip 70c
Four horses and vohiclu. . . , , M > c
Hound trip. O0c
Horses and mules lOc
Colts , perhc.id 1ft )
Cattle , lOc
Calves 6c
Sheep and heirs So
Kaolianimal attached to teams In addition
to above , lOc
Jiuy a lot in Bousou of C. K. ilayue.
NOt DdAD.
Mrs. hornard Storta Vlvtfa Her llns-
bund ,
IJendcrs of the Hen will doubtless re
member the case of Ucrnnrd Storts , who
was sent up to the county jail a few days
ago for beating his wife. Last Saturday
it was reported that thu woman had died
at Columbus as a result of the injuries
she had sustained at hi. hands.
Monday afternoon about 3 o'clock a
woman called at the county jail and
asked to sec Slorts. She claimed to bo
the wife of the prisoner. The woman
who died at Columbus , as a result of the
beating at the hands of Hornard Storts ,
was her sister Kinniri. In explanation of
this she told a story , which is , if not cred
itable , at least rcmarKablc for its in
genuity.
According to her story , which she told
to .lailer Joe Miller , she was one of a trio
of triplets , all sisters. Her name was
Marv , those of her sisters , Emma nnd
IxHifta. They had grown up to bo exactly
similar in appearance , weight , height
nnd every other particular of their re
spective persons. All three of thorn had
met with accidents which caused a lame
ness in ono ot their nether limbs , and all
three limped exactly alike. This , at least ,
was the story thai Airs. Slorts told.
U was to this ro.markablo similarity
between the three sisters nnd to Kmma's
infatuation for her bi. ter Mary's husband
that the death of thu former was due ,
Mrs. S. claims. Mrs. Storts was fro-
( { ULMitly away from home , ami on those
occasions Kmmu , it is said , would take
her place in the household , and without
Bernard Slorts1 knowledge , personated
his wife. It was during ono of these
surreptitious visits , Mrs. S. wont on to
saj' , that her sister quarreliul with
Bernard and received the boating which
caused her death. Mrs. Storts went on
to tell tlmt it was her sister Kmma and
not horsoU who had him arrested.
Mrs. Storts told this remarkable story
Monday to her husband , in a conversa
tion which lasted over tin hour. She was
about to band him a loiter , when she was
inlcreeulod by Jailer Miller , who took
the missive. There was enclosed in the
letter a slip containing about three lines ,
signed Kmma , " which she claimed her
sister wrote shortly before her death. It
rend :
Bernard. Mary loves the still. Till death
does take mo.
The is " 1 1837 "
letter dated "February , ,
ami begins :
Well , dear ono , I feel awfully sorry for
you , but 1 would of have never done it to
you , my dear. It was Mrs. ICiumy that done it
to you , but she Is deil now. She tiled last
Wednesday nit at 11. She died at Mate's.
She kept callim ; all the time , "know sir , not
If you kill me , IJt-rnaul. " She said you had
promised to build her a home , but. she would
only get n little homo under the ground with
out a window or a door. Then she shook all
over anil said , "O what a cold place it Is here ,
Bernard. " Then just before she died she
said , "Mary , I've made you an awful lot of
trouble , but I'm sorry. "
The rest of the letter is taken up with
reference to quarrels hot ween Mrs. Storts
anil her husband professing undying love
and pity for him , and concludes , "With
love antl kisses , to my own loved ono ,
Mary , "
The writing on the slip which Mra.
Storts claims was done by her dying
sister , Anna , was made with the same
ink as the letter which Mrs. Storts wrote
to her husband. It is probable that both
are the work of the same hand.
Storts was questioned by a reporter for
'ho Bin : yestenlay and said that he did
not believe ono word of the story which
the woman told Monday. Ho thought t
was a cleverly concotcd scheme to s-hift
the blame of having him arrested upon
the shoulders of a woman who never ex
isted. He said that he seen his wife's
sisters anil neither of them bore a marked
resemblance to her. It is quite probable
that Mr. Storts strange story is all a
myth.
Spinal Disease amiVcalc
The world is full of persons alllietcd
with weak backs antl weak lungs. In the
following letter Mrs. I. T. Crockett , of
Max Meadows , Va. , tells how she was
cured of those troubles :
1 have used ALI.COCK'S Poiiors
PJ.ASTKKS for ten years or more for weak
back ( spinal affection ) and weak lungs.
and I can say with perfect truth that I
have been jrruatly benoliitcd by them. In
fact , 1 don't believe that lcouldgut ] along
without them ; certainly not for any
length of time. I have bcon thu cause of
many others wearing them who have
'
been' greatly benefited.
If you have not seen the rapidlj grow
ing city of South Omaha tro to C. K.
Maynes oflice and you will find frco car
riages in waiting.
mil CAPITA INSANE TAX
How It Is Opposed l y tlio OiiiiiinU-
HionnrH of Douglas County.
Commissioners Tiinmc , Mount and
O'Keelfe went to Lincoln yesterday morn
ing to look after the repealing of the law
providing for assessing upon each country
tliod per capita cost of car
ing for such county's insane in
the asylum. This law imposes a
second tax upon the people of every
county , which has inmates in the
asylum , boeau.su , tbo support of the latter
is and always has been , paid for by
money taken from the general fund. As
tliero has never been n deficit in the
amount of money necessary to support
tbo hospital for tbo insane , the need of a
per capita tax in addition seems to bo
entirely suporlluotis. In the estimation
of the commissioners , the present law
optnitca to send money to Lincoln which
may bo uscil in a manner which may
need watching. JHtt fu\v of thu counties ,
however , have been paying this per
capita tux , and consequently at least
sixty of them in this state , are : : ew in
dented to the ntato in sums varying frotn
two dollars and fifteen cents to $38,000.
The latter figure represents the indobtotl
nus.s of Douglas. The commissioners
fool that when the arrearages and ob
jectionable features of the present law are
shown , legislators will have little dilll-
culty in yoling to repeal the law in ques
tion. In connection with the repeal ,
Senator Durus has introduced a bill pre
pared by Gen. Cowin of this city nt the
instance of the county commissioners ,
which provides for the refunding of the
per capita tax to all counties that may
Imvo puia any ot it at any time.
M05T PERFESY MADE
rd ' toPnrlrr , Strength ,
JEWELBY ,
Importer's ' Prices
MAX MEYER & BRO
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
This limb is on the latest -
| est improved plan. The
| Hcst , Lightest and Kasiest
to manage nnd the most
durable limb made , I
have had thirty five years'
experience weiring , man-
uf.icturine ; and adjusting.
Will give special rates
_ _ _ Until March 1st. My
best limb for ? 03 lroimer price $100.
Circulars sent fiec
Dr. J. S. CBAWPOHD.
OH N. 17th St. , Omalm , Nob.
Afsit your retntlrr forttoo Jnmes Means , S3 Shoo
Cautlonl f-onm dealers rccoramcntl In Inferior
poods In onlor to nuxko r larger proOt. Tills Is
the OltlUINAtiJT Shoo , liowaro of linltntlona
which nckno\Tlrilire their own inferiority by Ht-
tomptitig to build upon the rupulutiau of tlio
original.
None genuine unless bearing this Stamp ,
JAMES MEANS'
For Gentlemen , J& 5
Mada In nation , Concrois nml
I. c , llrsr CALP SM.N. Dnoi-
celled In Di'HMiii irr , COMIOIIT
untl ArpHAnANCE. A posLil c-ii a
icnttout will brills yuti Ini .r
nistlon liow tn BQI thl * hboo lu
any blr.to or Territory.
Sloans & Co. ,
41 Lincoln Street ,
Floston ,
Mnsa.
' sQggasp
Our colcbrutBtt fnctory jirottuccs n Inrsor
niii'ntity of shoos ot this srrmlo ttitin anyiitlirr
Inctory lu iho world. 1 hoimnndd who wear
them will tell yon the roiiEon IT you ask them.
.J.AMIvS .Ml CANS' * a SUUE lor Itojs IB t.imp-
pioHctoJ in Durability
tAill llnua nf llio ubnvn fnr ale br
L U A * > a IV 1C A I K. Il li S
TllKOUUIIOUT ' 11IK II.
B-'OSt
A Inrpo nwnberot recorded I'crchoron nnd
GlyilosiInU ) Slullliins. Also Homo Irod ! I'olts.
livery mutual gunrnntooil a breeder. 1'rlcos
iL'Ubonublonml turms oiixy , Ourrtock lias been
selected with leloroiieo to both Individual
merit unit podicree. A largo niiiiibor of our
Stiilllons HTO nccliinatcd nnd Colts ol their pet
can bo shown. York Is or. the 11. & Jl. H. it. ,
two hours' rldo wi > st of Lincoln. For catu *
louucs mid further Information , nd'lics
TKV & l-AlfltllACIl , York ,
ByDr. Snodlkor's mothod. No opt ration : No 1'alii !
No Detention from bnlne s. Ail noted to children
anwoll ns crown peoplu. Hundreds uf nutocnipu
U inonluU on file. All baslnsii strictly canHdo
tiuL CONSULTATION FUKU.
R KOF. N. . COOK ,
V NEIIVITA IP7 " 7
VB " " " ' i" Uilal rren
E Sorrow D.WH . m.oion.
> nH luI. ff tl . . . T.W . |
UK. A. U. OU.N CO. . > . l
1L ! tl.OOyerl'ueLuin
Taylors' ' DOME GRIDDLE
The best Cake Baker on Earth
The only Practical Reversable Griddle in
the market. With de > achahe ! nnd non-
heating handle which turns the cakes with
out aid of the knife , Does not smoke up
vonr kitchen , burn the cook's face and
haiii ] as thu old style griddles are sure todo.
Will fit any btove , sitting on stove without
removing any stove lids' ' . Works nicely on
gasoline stove. We guarantee it to turn
oft red hot cakes at the rate of fi and 8 per
minute. An urticle of .real merit that no
family should do without and sells at sight.
Agents wanted in every county in the
state of Nebr.-uka. Any dne having small
capital can make one hundred per cent on
investment by writing tv F * W Sehulen-
burg & Co. , i215 Douglas st. , Omaha , Neb.
Inclose stamp. For nil territory except
Nebraska , address , A. D. Taylor , -115 K.
6th st. , Des Moines , Iowa.
THblllutn ! Ibrtf
, Ccsior
&HU * , fir.
aothlngcurrtnu of
.
ffll Kitullr . , , , fjlf.it JiOB ia cuh.
tft otktr UIU. V < utl c
We will offer the following closing out bargains :
18 doz. fine all worsted ineiis' Cardigan Jackets reduced from
to 1.50. 40 doz. striped camel's hair heavy weight Underwear re
duced from 60c to 35c. 65 doz , scarlet all wool men's Hose at 12 e.
25 doz. all wool "Wristlets atlOc a pair.
In clothing we offer the following specials : Oassimere lined Overcoats
reduced to $2.75. Blue chinchilla beaver Overcoats , reduced to
$3.75. Fine all wool plain beaver Overcoats , in black and
brown , reduced from $14.50 to $8.90. A 1 , heavy blue beaver suit.
Grand Army style , double breasted and warranted pure indigo dyere-
duced from $16.50 to $11.75 ; second grade reduced from $14.50 to $10-
All of our heavy winter suits which have been selling ior $12 , $14 and
$16 , are marked down now to $9 , $11 and $13 , respectively.
In ( idtliflon tit tltc ? ; * -e ire will close out TIKIS WS JMKt 0 < ! oz.fine
SHkyecJiivear erf USB nominal price of Ittc cacti. These cannot be Itoityh
< it less fliftn . ? c < tf any oilier csfablinJiincHf , a-nd in order tt prevent :
flealerafroin btti/ing thetn , ire have dtcidcd not fo sell more thtui two
i < > ffiojie customer.
Please bear in mind that we brought new goods into this market , and
our only object in these sacrifices is to move goods in such quantities
so as to insure us plenty of room for spring goods.
All goods marJtcd in plain figures and at st r icily OIIG price.
Gor. Douglas and 14th sts. , Omalia.
I'oison tlio System with Nauseating
JJrucs.Ir.Hnrnc's : ) Klcrlric Dolt Cures
Diseases Without
Will 1'ositivoly Cure AVitliout Medicine
I' lnilnUKi bnck , lilM | hetiil orliiutia ; Norvoui 1 >
lilllty , l.umliiiKo.fienvMl Doolllty llli um'itlitm , I'nr
ulynK Nt'uralf a , So : UH ; , Ulioimn of ICIdnnr' , Spl-
iml l > lafnt.L's , roriild Llvor , ( J > nl , A tliiuft. lloirt I > i-
BCn e , nynpcpslii.OonntliiHtlon , KrjFlpplti9. lndi c ( ! *
tltm , Inipotcnuj. rntjrrh , iMlus. Kptlopsy. Auuo. 1)1.1-
liotcnUrdrocn a. Kxlninntlixi.
Note the .Following who M'ero Cured
A.J. llojcliind. U. S. IMHiir. J. M. llnilett. nil on
boi.ut of tracloi U. W. KHrnliain , Amoilcnn ICviire s
Co : A. Or-rory. - ( coninil'.Blin nifrchmit , Hto lc Viird5 ,
13.Tnwiixmil. Palmer lloiiiu ; llu.1,1 Diiblii. tbu b''u
ImrM'miin : COI. l.'oiinellj , of tis ! IntiM--Ocpjin , 8. W.
Iliirrls 3 ! > iKrlo t : S , M. Divla , Pvtretary Amerlcxn
llor omuii ; .1. lj..Snputrer,2Jl on Pt ; J.O. Mnlth ,
ictri'ler.ll : ! \lnll3on Ft.nll of ClilciK"Kv. ! . llnll i ,
M. I ) . . MoiinontoH-n.lowii ! l.cmnPl Milk , Kaniukcc ,
111. , JudKUl.N. HurryNapervlllo , 111. , and liiinarixli
of tilers reprcfpntlnu nenrly every town In tlm
Union. AKo clivtrlo beltit for ladU'H. Cull nr flprul
ptnmp for Illtistrotod cutnlociiu. Open dully , nlso
etcnlnn nml MUIIHTH. ! Kluctrln biinoeiinorlEii frea
undnll .MnluUclli. llnirnrnof tituuscnniilidos wllh
ininyiiM.isevKolllnz : worthier irai.H. with nnlyCto
IS oluincntii All my belli cnnulu tlomenta \ or
iMitlprles , hrnoo liavo four time * the power nnd
iiiinntlty of electricity. Honest ( 'oojj and lioQiBt
ilonllim'Ttho iniitto.
Ul.I.W.UORN'B,1lWiiliilis-nvCliicniro { ! ) )
Inventor , 1'ropriutorand Jliinufucturcr.
Ono Aeent ( Ucrrimnt onWi w nir.i in i-vrry teen for
ir
Your " "nnstU's I'uneli" fie Clirar are RolnR-olf
like hot cukes. I intunit tlmt ihoy filmll lie well
nilTertised. W. V II SrnrnNsox.
llullulo , No\r York.
O PJil A J-3 A
Avcnuo ,
row Tim TntAT n < T or
Chronic Ct Surgical D
DR. McMENAWtY , Pronrfotot * .
jre rs' Ijo'iillti mid Vrivtlu I'racUte
Uio facilities , pimMtit | | untl icmedk *
for lhenuccci riH Ucatmontof crery form of ah-
i-aio requiring either inf dloal or § ur lcnl troUnfiit ,
And lauto nil tncoiiioauJ lil7 * tl aUri.rtli iu i'v j
irrorreajioHil with us I.onc ciprH nt * In ttrrt-
ingoioi lir K-tlrrcniblci na to ( rent mitsjr ( MM
( CloDlirtr/iUr iyl inutcc lni < tbcia
WJ11TJ3 yell CIKCUI.AIt on Dcfornltlei find
nriu-r , Club I'wt , Curvnttirfn of tlio
DisEt > or Womif , rili > 9 , Tnm ra , C
Cntarru , B incbitl > , Inhalation , Electricity ,
jla , E ) > ll < n ; UUtn < 'j , } c , sr , Skin , llloud i.J
all surgical opcr/ilicfir ,
llatterlo , InhaUri , Hrrcej , Trnxrr , an ]
ill KlnJn of ilvdJcal stul icripsal ApTSJiucee , mun <
iiUcturi'd ADI ] far tila
lha only tellable ijadlcal Institute x klng
Prlvato , Special S Nervous Diseases
'A Hi > BCTAi/rr.
AI.Iv CO.NTAOIOU9 AND ULOOD niSEAREK ,
from H linterer ranse rrortucwl. mcctMfnlly tinted
\Vu can n-tnoTo Syphilitic Jialion from th * sjstMii
lYilhont nicrciirjr ,
New r ti > ratlTetrp < itm nt for lonnf vlUlwuwrr
ALI , COMMUNIUATIO.NH aiNFlUCNnAI.
C ll unil consult ne or i > iud njmo nud poit-nflVf
nJdrrts phtmljr written GIICMU | ttamp , uuil wo
nill tend von , la pUlu ttrapurr , our
nniVATE cmcuLpiR TO wintr
t'l'OH J'mviTn , Prr.cn i. ANIJ ftcnYuui , Dire in * .
SKIMNAI. WCAKNKII , KraniiATonniitzi , Iiu'utcN
cr , Hrrnius , ( 'osctitiE : * , OLIET , VAKICOC-ZJ. * ,
SmrcTUnK , i u ii. I , nitiifEi or THK fl ir >
L'niKiiiir Onuxwa , or I tEd hitlory of jour cww for
an opinion.
HeraoiK nn ble to vlitt no may be treated at tlirlr
honiHB , by rorrecpoudeucs AlO'lWr.nind llu'rn
meuUM'ntljy mall or cii > mS2C'US'U.Y ' I'Ai ti
El ) FROM OB3UltVAT10V.no marktto tmlir > .
rnntrnla or trnJcr. One personal iutrrribtr i-i
ft'trcdif ccniinlent fifr-r nj for the a < > ta
modatlun of pcticnti Board auj atC.THw.j. ! , . :
rc2 unablu prices Addrcib l > i.i-itura to
Ocialia Medical and Snrdical
flat. tSlhSI cntf CanlloHvc .
WOODBRIDGE BRO'S. ' ,
State Agents
FOH TIII5
DECKER BRO'S ' , P'INOS '
Omaha , Neb.
il ) 6tn < \ tlie KKI.IAIII.K FOItl'UNR
KI.I.CIl.ir'c ' .I.OHIIllVIUlN'K DUKAM
HOOK. lOo. , I'Al.lllS'l'ltV , i'o. All tliicu , 4'Jc. '
SEItlAh LEAPKUl' ITIILIriHINU ( XJ . Box
12 , Nour Vork Utf , K'cautly ' ilhiitrutcd.
Illdltu
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Makes and Sells
These Goods.
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Millard Hotel BlockOmaha.
The crETMajie'Seal Estate and Trust Co
N. W. COK. ICth AND HAHNJ3Y , OMAHA.
Property of every description for sale in all ) ) art3 of the city. Lands for sale ia
every county in Nebraska ,
A COMPLETE SET OF ABSTRACTS
Of Titles of Douplas county kept. M.ips of the city state or county , or any othof
information desired , furnished free ol charge upon iipplioatioii.
Tlie Cedar Crook Slone and Gravel
Quarry lias just boon opened up for
business. A frooil quality of white and
blue lime stone for .biiildiii } ; : purposes ,
is furnished by
i. L FARTHING ,
The General Salesman.
Also gravel of the finest quality for
lawn and otlmr purposes. Olllces at
riattsinoiitli , Fol ) . Tlie R. & M. rnil-
" uses a Isrt'O amount of this stone.
Nebraska national Banij
OMAHA , NEIJUASKA.
Paid up Capital $250,000
Surplus 40,000
II. W. YatM , President , .
A. K. Tou/.alin , Vio.o Pre. ldont.
W. II S. Hughes , Onshler.
DiiticcTorm :
W. V. Morse , John S. Collins ,
U.W.Yates , Lewis S. Heed
A. E. Touzalin.
BANKING OFFICE :
THE IRON RANK ,
Cor lath anil Ftirimm Sts
A General lsuni ] Musiness Transacted.
N. W. HARRIS & Co.
RANKERS , CHICAGO.
nnHHC ' COHHIIPB , CItlns nnd others of
btulvBdu lilth rmlobouehtunJ en Id , Kustcrn
onico BSDevonshlra U. "
enoe solicited.
"
wnOSTONMASS.
nOSTONMASS.
CAPITAL , . . . $400OOO
ETJR.PI.US , - . . . 40O.OOO
Accounts of Hanks , Rankers and Corpo-
ratione solicited.
Our facilities for COLLRCTIONS arc
excellent and wo rt-discount for banks
when balances warrant it
lioston Is a Reserve City , and balances
with ub from bankt > ( not located in other Re
serve Cities ; count as reserve.
We draw uir own Kxchange on London
ami the Continent , and make Cahle trans
fers and place money by tt-legrapli through
out the United .States and Canada.
Government Bonds hough1 and told , and
Exchanges in Washington inaie for ISankb
without extra charge.
We have a market for prime first cliss
Investment Securities , and invite jiropot-iU
Iroin States , Counties and Citic-b when is
suing bonds.
We do a general Banking business , and
invite correspondence.
ASA P. POTTER , President.
JOS. W. WOI'.K , Cashier.
To keH tha licit
Window Sash Lock
Kwr Invented.
A semi muko l'in ' profit
lur.lroo.
Fuliorton.
E. T. ALLEN , M. D.
feS'EX'lAJLJVH1 ,
Eye , Ear , Isss & Throat
Room 9 Williams Unlltling , cor. 15th and
Dodge fcts , Omaha.
ours 8 to 12 a.m. 2 to { antl 7 to 8 p. in
CmryiUKthonelKlnra lloynl unrl Unltod StntM
uvury MiiurUiiy
flnhvorj ) York
TO TUB RHINE , GERMANY , ITALY , HOL
LAND AND FRANCE.
KALI , AND WINTISU.
Halon from fW to ( ; ; . Kxcurilon trip from
J110 to JUX Heooud Cubin , oiltnura , Hi :
prcpnltl.MSj oxuurmon. t'JO. Btourniro pas ng
nt low mini. I'utor Wrlitlit A yoni , Uoaart
Apents , W > llroadwny. Now Yorlc ,
llunry I'uudt , UU i'.inminsu ; I'milsen It Co.
UM riiriimu st ; I ) . O Knuinian 1 4 luim.uu
'CHICHESTER'S ' ENGLISH. "
Orlclnnl nml Only U
I dlii. < iii > tili u LADIES. Aik your Ilruiaia hr
"UhlrliMtrr' * roBll.lP'niiI " ' ' tt k . * .
( itftaptM * u f > r p ncuUrt IM ttHir bj rrtwra mniL
. . Cklrkxtrr Ob i lil l Co. ,
MAME r J/i'M-4.B / , , | llllr rkllitda. , ! .
B.IJ \ < j r > ru ( l > l < .rrr/nhrro. lit for "C'lilrbt *
tr > * C.iU.I" l'r u > r.r.l I'llU. 7 >
decently Unlit. Nonly
The Tremont ,
J. C. i'7jltMHAlU lc HON , Proprietor * .
C'or. feth und h'Sts. , Mnr.oln , Nob.
nutosllO' ' ) tier < J r. btrudC CM : ; froia.bouia to toy
fan of Itiu CU/ ,
CUJ.
J. II. W. HAWKINS ,
Architect ,
OftlcfB31. . 31 nml < - ' , Hiuhurtls lllock , Lincoln ,
Neb. Elevator on I ItU mrmt.
lUredtrof
V. M WOUUS ,
Live Stock Auctioneer
Hiilwi mmlp In nil imrln of tin ) IT H. at fulr
rut us. Itnoii ) : i , KUio lllock , l.lnixiln , Kclj.
tiullowuy ami bliort Hum liiills lor tulo.
IJ. II. GOULU1NO ,
Farm Loans and InsurancD ,
CorrospoMiloncc In rcpurd to loans solicited.
Uooiu i , Hloliarils Llluik. Mimulu , Nub.
Riverside Short Horns
Of atilctly uuro llatcamil ItnUiaTujipodoattlu.
llord numbem bout GO bead.
roprttsontvdi Filberts , Cratci ,
AcuiubN , Honlc < , Itotuof SHaioiiH , M')99 lto oi ,
Kiuirlitly Duohmnei , I'lat Crook Voun Mry ,
1'liyllisos , l.otiniu and True l/ovo .
liulU ( or lo 1 I'uru lime * 1'iiDort. 1 Pure
lliut CrflKi'S , 1 Host. of Mmion , 1 Vnuiii Mury.
U'mo t'rulck hhuttV mvl others Como u i <
iiBl > otltliD : ht < rd. Addiei. . OIIAB. IL 11UA.V
BU.V. Uncolu. NoU.
Wuoii in Lincoln otoput
National Hotel ,
And yd * KOO J uiiium fo 2. > c.
i'rop.
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